The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
April 16, 1890

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i VOL IVIIXO 22 NEW YORK WEDNESDAY APRIL 15 1890TEN PAGES IlIn TWO PINTS u CLKVKLAXDS ALARMING FAT 3m riiiKMinM iitYixa THE srr II M 111 AT A ATfl 11lVUIC HP u InlnlnK AVelpjlil nt Ihe Rule of art Ioiinil it Miinth nnd III frlendt I run Uruiltlnlll Arnuurd HI fh n The rli enlntfer Trrnilmlll 11 I Hald I tt One nl llie IVutiirea til Ills TreutMrut v CMIIVITOV Apill Ii 1 Alarmlfiu rumors nrieir for several weeks nmone personal 1 friends In this city of the C loveland aro con rrnied by Information received nday or two akodirjctly from Now York to tho effect that tun exPtonldent has at last consented to con Mit I specialist In relation to the abnormal and constantly Increasing development of rR mill which ho hns been nflllcted lor mnnr OltO but especially slnco ho loft Wn hlti ton und that he has learned thnt his fatness Is nvIiliiiTloii thnn ndlhenso and ono thnt must result ntally In ft Ciiipanitlvey short timo i dess it Is I cured or nt least chocked Ho hns lately been ualnlnu welcht nt tho rate of 2 loundsa I month all thin fresh rat added to his n toady enormous proportions has been eiiotlerlncvury vital orcnn In bis body I In imrsiinncn of the advice obtnlipd which i i onlnsed fears that Mr Clevelands rlends I 1 live nertirrod for some timo rcnll 1 I I meliLd himsolf had not up to that tlino 1 nlatyd 1 them Mr C btveland his so letters fiom New York state placed hlmlf under tho t ini of a practltlonet of thn Schwpnlncersjs t n I of fat reduction from whom ho Is to ro ived I illy treatment until ho Is I tirol I In I h d I hat olio feuttiro of tho treatment In tlm iiHs donts IU wil iio daily noiciS4 111 F rt of trenlmlll 1 or mountainclimber lu v i oil I IT SehvNenlhcor II nncoinicinc addition to this Informntlon Is I that thn loctots hfivo decided that Mr i cv land has 10 i phibical nllnitmt oxcoit fat that his vital oruansnio nil lu I healthy con d J tu and that if ho can bo relieved uf r the F i rmous load of tit ho Is compelled to carry A it thov vvitl thotr functions in ii Ihl resiimo IUICtOU8 a healthy manner and enublo Mr Cleveland to I ve out the natural term nf his life It is aid that the representations mndo by th doctors have seriously alarmed Mr Cleve lind and that ho has determined to follow ox n tly the rders ol his physician u h cases as Mr Clevelands ate so a well ki wn doctor said tonleht not unknown but 110 rate i uouchtoboof eroat medical Interest rpfclalv where as In this Instance thoy are c early delli ed aud Foparated fiom nny com pin ititie ailments Ho ptodicted thnt if Mr Cleveland s case was as stated it would bo conie 1 famous caso In medical hUtory Ilia our practitioner of the tchvvenlnzor cystem in this country known Tit bLx is Dr I Uibbs whoo oftlco U nt 2JS vcst 1 nrteonth street Ho was for some timo con I I nected with tho Board of Health but went nroad in IN J lo fctudy tbo chwonlncor sy j tein partly for his own bonollt ho welched 7 pundsatid partly with I vlow to uslnc It I in his 1ilvnto practi o Dr chweulncer had j I tlieu recently becomo famous throuch his cure j ot Prince Blsmaick whoso situation at ono time threatened to becomo as serious as that I of Mr Cleveland now la The system worked Ih well tn Dr Olbbss case as In that of the Iron Chancellor and ho returned to this lon Cbnncelor Int rturnel coun try in a low months crontly reduced In welcbt nnd an enthusiastic advocate of Dr bchwenln cer and his bystem Ho at once leann to practise tho system in this clt An Interview with him printed In TIIK hfN soon after his ivturn from Kurope set out tho ceneral outlines of tho Schwoulncer sj tem Dr Oibliss namonas not mentioned In 1 and tut men and women all over the count y l ean vvrltluc to Tin hus to learn the name nod address of the hchvvouinucrdovtor In a lew weeks TiE Sux had locuived 7ou letters makluu this fiiiulry They were all turned ovorto Or Gibbs and from tho writers r thorn I ho found himself in iossessiou of I i ruauy made prictic aswlduas the continent Pa I tients ciuu to him from as far a IH California 1111 h ivins van that Interview la Tiu bi N Il is aid ihit sin c then l r dibbss list 01 piUn nis hi included many of the U i Lnoui iiiun nnd vvoinuu in nubile nnd Suclnl liio in this and uthui cities ieiierullv his p I i tl uts have not soucbt notoriety John I bullivin hIS boon abuut tho only ono uhoso ca attraoUd imbllc attention Tho news t Cfivtd from usliUmton was communicated to Jr liibts lut niiilit and ho was a kea I Mr Cuveland was recilvlni truutnnnt rum him 1 hnvomado it n rule be said not to ulve the name ul my patients under any circuin fanu and nut eien to 110 any indirect Infor mation upon that bUbjoct That would bo nothing niTc than professional discretion Bmh vv v ju umlerHtaiul mid I Is I especially in ssn n my nir I laity ioople urunioio uiun 11 it 10 Uian aniiu many wow PT om dicai JI I leveland 1 am II M Is leculiarv s i mi aiuut his slxo I I be Is tnini trei d 1 by me I iuio I cant tell It Lm uiil it I isn t uli no doubt ho will bay to I twr nnv other doctor In thisvicmltv craptlsinc ILl chweninKer smtern I I h I n 1 uyft I imed as un expert on fatness upon the citi of vir Cleveland n oatdtied In the Wash llctii despatch Ir ilbbSHiild No I in of Mr Clevelands size can caln I tw nt 1 ponn is I month for lonccr tu 1 1 I cw months and live I Is not c Msir tha ihero should bo any 1 dls rai tlio litnn Itoil I a disease 1nt w J1 u teach t a i ort1 Htace will produce I l i i lut d I I u wuuld nt make a Ir l I i i f iiiTuroi u I I mnn situated In this w ly f ouldr dc lis c jiiiiimptlon of r mod I to oie tetuli i f ins usual iiianiity He would UD on cuttinc 111 just tin same and death would to anl the only possible rMiit There is I man now In I hospital In this country who IsbulTerlne lnm the simo disease In a moro advanced form Ho now welchs fniO poiin ls aud his de ith Is ni I iuestiou of I short limo unless th i6Vi l pnieut of tat can bo htoppod I Mr l kVoliiiids i iiiii lo Ill I 11 oii I i o I nut biy niDthliiK about th case of f Mr Cleveland out there would bo n diilb uii m I nliii I a MKO o I mnn situated HS this dcsiath i4tii c t have treated BUC iefii h asi a biij as hat 1 1 mans vital ircann nio all rliht tin iinrn latness oucht I tn take lone to crre 1 doubt Ii Mr I Lleve I Il Lmdcaii bo much WOIM off than Bismarck was wliu Dr bohwenlukcr bocau to tieat him and tllallOlltly Ilimarck was turod peifectl and par Vhut treatment would be employed In such 1 CIO i Thai would all depend upon tho Individual nnd hs habits Dr NII wulusor b sybtem con Mstslmtily In thu truatninnl if r IUIIIHSS I a iliieaxiilu prlmarlU to some irrocularlty or dido tin soni orunnuf tlm body The trea luent vnrjes 1 th tho priuv cauo of tbo dis i vv Leu hat I removed tho fatness I s re novei i ii 0 i hlo cui o ol I lutints Is I trou evvili the kidnev and it It I tluro that vie Ilru Illt la loo iiu ukincnio Dlotdichas nothliii to do with it Amli 1 j i OWH that starvailon BwealiiiK and vi ilmt Ao else will iediico 1 weichu Hut th iec I win last only as lone as thoiiiiitmuiit tianiis in diet mav often bo made In truatic a 11 i mnt by tho bchwenintrir Hbtem but not vitli niu vlewoi reduclnc IlA Binountof noursiin jt tauen Into tha body low about tho tio i mill Ohthitlsanliivit 01 of Dr bchwenlnecr 01 fbwpnlnlcr for uso In cabes vvheio a intleiit Ib I in actual ilancerof death fn in I Ihl abnormal develop melt of fat al out tliu i ut and i is I u cebary to relioie him as n 0 1 as possible In such IltbosiuoUincod 1 and i ady 1 exorclfo Is I noco iui I liudovKo I too tain tomioriin relief 1011Otr rellf I d I nut a Hint of Ibe uro 1 have Used It kon 1 nios but i ot iillen How lunc will It taku to Mr o i 10 at 1011 wil i cure 311 Cleveland I cant bay anythlns nbout Mr Claroland you know but ihu euro of a mnn lu the condi Urn ot out in tins despatch ouKhl not to be a oUlht 1 w e affair If Mr Cleveland 1 1 alKlr 1 II l1eclalll In good health ill i wise tha luttr development oucht beath ot toi tel I I almost ut onco nnd the reduction ot relucllon e lit can be broutflit about ll urouolt as gradually an I hr rtl J I tool Xtwo Pounds oft I man la tlrc i Boels once He was n wellknown sincer wn t 1 1 lot bib voice wellnown ll le cot his 00 1 III 1111 I IIIS never been i tioi iSi I ntn 8 1e I suppose II Cleve Il 1 I t I j iniinili I if hes iiblarce M 111 I 11 I lo id pobablytako a larae JT1 iet 1 I eiitnO I Moniiime ho vv yoa ri I Ji I dnr in oiiiiiniviica Irom tho treat I I porha a il tillllnc eliancos IM in tlu t I i of a llttlo medicine AI I I t i t ne luaiinance nf tho Cleveland niii i cuuiiriiied dOl list night the Informa iVit tnillVtirt Wallnctou despatch and ful JJltiiat Dr tilbbs wu the physician undsr Whoi teatmentMr loveland had placed him hll vlace Itm Illr a I1 Jul been unller the treatment lui a few I iluy and doesnt know yet whether I Is I hflplne him or not Hol I TerT ntrn on the subject nnd bnd supposed tnat he had mado nrrantrnmentg lor kpetilnit entirely secret tho foot that ho was recelviuR a doctors taro ALIllfAX TUO I AT TOO Cant fnre lnck o Lnlll llr Hial Uot Hid of 111 IlnlKlna Adlpoee John L Sullivan Is I now tinder tho treat ment of Dr J W nibbs for fatness nnd It Is said that thnroal reason tor the delay ovor the I arrangement of n match with Jackson Is tho necessity for this treatment Bulllvnn hns lately been crowlnic enormously fnt especially In the raclon ot the stomach Tackson Is l sold I tu bo opoilay addicted to stomach blows I and It Is nocessarv that Sullivans tendency to run to fat b overcome betoio be thinks of mcetlnc Jackson Hull an was under Dr Olbbsscare ntvRrious times for several CII lt Irous s f rll CRt un to a while before tho bullivauKllraln llcht When that flcht was belne talked of Hulllv Wien thlt rllbt blnltnlkel ofHulhan was I troucht to this city for Dr dlbbs to look n nnd was examined A the HofTmau Houo one nlcht Tho Doctor declared that ho would not bu stronc ei ouch to llcht nt tlio stipulated time This leaked out and rendered it dlfllcult for Sullivan lo secure backlnc for tho llcht hulllxau and his friend Infdted that Dr tilbbs should chnnco or modify his opinion and vv hen I ho iefused I l do so denounced him for hnvlnc I cono back on Sullivan The nftalr cot Into tba papors and arou o sorao public Interest Dr llbtm continued tip tn the day of the lent to doclar that Sullivan was not lit for tho con test Afterward hu Insisted that bulllvans IISI Inslstcl Ihlt Hullvnns BU S WR due to Kllrnlns phvsleul condition which had been concealed from cvorv ono but Charley Mitchell until after the llcht Tho fact that bullivin hns consented acnln to put hlnieli Into Dr Ulbbss bands Is recarded as I a bleu that tie debtors fiitnoss Is too persis tent tn lei I to tie means ordinarily emplovod toroduie vvelcht I JII inn Aiiit iiiiitv IOI I Iaw er Ieler Mllrlirll MmrKe him With I llbel uud he fIH llull Larry Godkln was n tirlsonor In IcITer I eon fliket Police Court yesterday In custody of Coutt Officer Connolly Next to him at the I j bar was a prisoner with I bloody bOlo It was n llcht watoh and Larry did lot havo to wait i lone before his turn came to be arralened He was chnreedwllh libel and the complainant Civil Justice Peter Mitchell whoso was CII ltchel com plaint was n follows hit on or about tho third day of April IfU one John Dot alias Larry dodkln n the mansclnc editor of a newspaper published printed and circulated in the city of Now York called the Krening 1asl l that aid John Doe alias Lorry Ciodkln as deponent is Informed and verily believes tn bo true had tho control iiianacement and Jlioction of tho columns of j aid imper nnd thnt no nrtlclo could b or was printed In said paper without tho knowledc consent or direction uf bald John Doe alias Larry Jodkm Deponent further says thnt said John Doe alias Larry Oodkin unlawfully wickedly and maliciously iutcnJlic to Injure vilify and prejudice eaid Peter Mitchell this deponent and to deprive him of his eood name fame and reputation as I lawser and to brine him into public contempt scandal Infamy and I discrace and to cause him the said Peter Mitchell this deponent to be thunned or avoided thereby tending to Injure tnis de ponent in his profession on the 3d day of April 18JO In the city of New York unlawfully wickedly and maliciously did write and pub lish or cause to bo written or published tbe false scandalous malicious and defamatory matter follow inc and concerninc the said Polor Mitchell tlio deponent to wit I iver I Utrliell tauadlan by tlrtlx commonly called Pete 1a a tt nJlnc intmr 11 1 eifai front bis Imrfct in MAIM l t unty Ponvtmi lit formni bu Urn Influential connect on tlrutirn eorj I MliCfi 1 Mke I Norton MJerrnan in tin TeeJ Jioard nf Aldermen ami krpi a iumber nt tttDt iin r tu uftia m I v o ilje lie wa tho aJvlitr f hull PaviJ u al tti lime whrn I ATiJ jn kept a itnj jmm There are notuiinliy Ihrre lawyers on tbi JIBL Kurke I Coikran Ie e Mitchell ml trant FitzjrcralU but it won it to inf l 4dlaaf to ticak of aiirot ttirm AT Mr rock ran by th pimple l II ot I lawyer AfiJe tmm r im Iliere t tcnr e a man in th Im who can trutlitii y t e j aU to foiltw legitimate bul in 011 iJ oT poitur DopnnpDt further say tbnt thesanJ John I He I fni Larry Godkln then well knowing the saiti tlofnmiUory libols to bo false did puU INJj ur rause to bo putlihcd th siIJ libela ufotc nfit to the crear ilarorict pcamlnl anll Ui trruco of sulii Totur JlitcJiel his duponent Larry speUJiroo was taken us follows J V hll U your name A K L tiodVia 0 low old ar e yoU A Fifty elirttt years Q her were you bom A Ireland I V Where lo you liv and how on hae you rtBlde4 there AII Fa t Twent tlfih Un i ten yean I 0 What ii your bu iiieior rrofeuion A I til tor 0 ilve any xp anntion you may think proper or the rlrcutnittaiicei apierfrlnvf tu the teiiimony airuiim you I anl ctAte onv i fact bich VOi think wil tend to your exculiatiot 1 aiu not truilt I 1otei Miichnll WHS present nn l ex odinulr Apxl 1 npnarcntU to uot a rJiauco to tmt porno queiioiih lo Mr ioliVin Hut Inrr II under advuo f his comtvl De Lancer Mi oil 01 waived oxnmlnatfon and cave the j i 111 whichJuBtlcu viiitore mlreii and lanuwawuit IDS tho action of tbo Uraud Jury l1UPPlr TiE CUIYIil They will Not be Trnn frre d at HUB Fran rl IN Co UvxIcaM Strunirriv So IlHXCIro April 11 l Tho Chlnpso KCheniP of cainlnc adiulisloii into the 1nited I States over the Moxlcnn border hns lieeu elToi I tualiy blocked fur a timo at leai by nu order received toilay from Secretary Wlndom 1 ho I liiht few Oriental steamers have bronchi larce I numbem of Chinese In transit for Ouaymi They havo been transferred to proper Meam ers hut Instead uf coins to Guaymas which Is 2000 miles from San Francisco tnev dropoff at Knflnadawliicblis only sixty miles from San Dieco and consider It no trick a all to cross back to California The followlnc order from thu Secretary of tDo Treasury will offectually Mop this practice tblniite laborers per steamer Oceanic 1 with tlirouiti tlcLits for litiaynins tmvlnc tlrolth onifl under tirlvilecno allowed Ji thu In struitions of my infldecessor under date of Nov lo 1N88 I may lie transferred to tho Iauama steamer unless you are satisfied that they am attempting to enter tblt roiintry lu violation of law but eucn instructions no now revoked to take elToct upon all vosols l ivltju China lartlH after interested tlm Kith lost llea ie notify all lltt conversation with tollocior Pliolps he iald the i rder was tlie only trim holutlon of the I iod Miistloii Tho meanlnc of tlio de I 1IIIh 1 aid Mr Pnelpri is in substance that no l liineftitiaii pait In trnnflt t Mevl o afier 1 10 inivrr vv 1 havo notified I sttianicliliiroin panl MI that thiiy nuulit Infix in hi ir au ni i in Iluna lot to oll tieketiit i lhlnu e pii8 n LMrs m linislt to liuavmis 01 any iidt In Mexico as tlny will not bu truniferred nt thlt I port and will havn tn return by the steamer that tnoy come ov er on A Voiic Wlfo Itunn Away Vllu Her Board SnirNrCTADT r1r115Irs JctT Horton of this place a potlto and pretty younc woman hns disappeared William T Clarksou a dark eved younc Frenchman who fur tinea weeks I past has boon pay I uc marked attention to Mrs Horton ilisainicarcd at tlo Fame time and It Ib believed that they havo eloped Mrs Horton 11 Lleel thlt IIIY hU1 Ilopel fr lrlon I who has blue eyes and llchtbrown ball his I i been keeping B Doardlutc house for tovtral months past Clarkson bonrded with her Yesterday both disappeared and with them a considerable cum of money be longing tn ra llortons husband and 1 and a suit of clotbr Leloiclnc to nnother boarder Ira Horton is 21 lous nf 1 ace Clarkson Is one year hor junior Mr Hot ton eanl tonlbct that this was not tho fret tlino his wife had run away but It would Le the lanl Ilve years ago when they lived In Frankfort I sho ran away io takmc n inrea sum of his money ACer three weeksabsence she returned re J iiKiitiint and ho forcaui and received berbuck I llo llortiim came frmn OcFdeniiuich vvbcro i I I hy wore married nlnu years uco I Tbe Himdr Hook ICauii 1111 be o In inr raitl Jy l The IrilA Willi mad eAcn wAy bttweeu 11 1 J orb Itiver And sandy llixk on and alter ihat date and more trip will t addra AA the eeAAon proKreuet Tbe roadb d betwaen Haadr Hook htabrlfht MOD moulh Beach and Ixioc Branch baa b en m In perfect condllloo and tbe train eervte Ihla eeaaon lu couneo I couvltu HOD with Iban the eplandtd hirelofore eteameri AH ot thla u will bt uor A Uunlcal tlokr Orlflnftl polka by Han Von Balow lu CBatlir I Outlvdaj Tl luit lbatltry t Oc Aiv Kmt Tral lo WaihllBtoo A rompleta icbednla of fail Iraloi to Baltimore actl Waihluilou la operand by tb Jeney Central Itudlnr NuJ m and U and O 411 irainarou throuib and are equipped with ifullmio parlor and ileeoln eara jroaciiul ilrflce uancMlcolet Ubeily it At 1 I A Hualciil Joke laI1 Oriflnal piano pleca by Hint von Ralow Pea Cbmt I Ut Oull day TbebtllieL oceoli ila CREPT LP TO 10 MURDEH A JSSAtfilff MKIOTH JKA1HV1 FltAMf H1TTK HiOU HKIIIMi Only Illn Ir i nd IIU rifr Itnurdcr In the Itnomi Hnd IIf Ilnd Urderrd thn Hnnrdrr UulThcy Rnn Avny nnd Let I Him lle IllerUlnKllolh Arrrvled I Now tenantn mnvml intu tho tonomont i house at 255 East Tenth street about n fort i iilchtako They hnd n back Hat on tho fouith I lloor Tho family Included Frank Wltte n I younn portnr 3U yonrs old Mt 1 Will Harriett I I and n ountman who the wHo tolil the janl I tte8 wns her brother Vltto was 2 yeirs old I and his bride 19 when thoy were mairioil live ynrs neo Hbo was a fclluht prottv irltl then I with Itchtbrovvn hnlr darker e en and ilell onto features He jolly coodnatured I clte rontlroa wnt n Joly colnllued i i fellovr who could carry her under his arm with enso and he welched nt least two all cinohnlf 1Ounds to her one They Imvo a baby Har I I let 22 months old A few minutes oltnr noon yesterday Rome i I body knocked lt the janitor l door lio jnu I Itroos oi oned it nnd found tho alleund brother of Mrs Vlttostandlncon tho thie hold What will I ilo ho a ked Ir disturbed tones my brotlierlnlaw has shot himself Without WAltinK for I reply ho tan awiv The janlticss concluded to do nothlnu and I WIll until th police name In tlu mean tlmn I I Wit WHS Ulne on his liable In tho slttlru room I of his apartment bleellni puifuolv from I I wound caused by n bullet that had cMit red th I back of his n ck I little to tlm iluht uf tho centre and had come out tlnoueh bis mouth Theru was nolody tNe t licit and ho could not net to his foot or call for hell I was nearly onnoclock lon Mrs Itn entered the Fifth street police station and said to Sortcant blilue 8ull bllne11nse sir tend somebody up to no house I Mr husband has shot tilinscli I elective UUbort and Iolloomnn Kra cr Wont with her Un hdr uny the told them that the ami 1titim Orulwr a boarder and her his banil hallo n si I tint at dinner In the kltctien I buddoilv her husband cot tin and walked Into the dittlnc where SIIUII room he load loanlnu I iikalnst thn window few moments later nhu I i liiird a nlBtol shot She Krabbed up her baby nnd limber lumped uu at the same time They I oiict I ono look Into the slttlnc rom nnd saw her husband lylni In a pool or blood nnl then thor run out of tho room frlchtenod I either shot himself or else somebody phot him from the yard slid Mrs Nv Itte He had threatened to suont himself lots of times He tried to drown himself once In Central 1ark 11mbo and once wo bad to take a pistol a ay from Sho did not appear much concerned nnd spoko In 1 chaeriul lively manner bhe did not peak of irubor as her broth tiy didnt von eo in nnd eo it jou could help our husband nked lls ert I was afraid he would shout me to she ronll d relld Why didnt you tell mo about this when you passed by rue on Ninth fctreit asked tracer 1 I didnt see sou she snid Itte IrS f weak when tho party arrived nnd 1rasor ran out I d trot an ambulance without Mi Mtte ernotion looked down 0 upon her husband low tI11 this happennsKed Bldert I dont know hnpfn lIto 1 was stiindtnK hero when somebody nnt mo from behind There were only two other lorsons 1 in the room my wifo and irubar One of them must havo done J 1 dont think It was my wife Did l you havo any wor lh Iny ono before you were shot 1 aked Ils ort No bald Wltto oidy I told mv wife that 1 wouldnt have Gruberlu tho house anv moie I He had bonrded with us before and 1 had U I put him out of tbehoise then becauo h was I tn free vylth my wile Hes been with us ijMin only about two weeks ant I said he must co I 1 I dont had no know work why todny nnd ho sta 0 hOle too herois ho novv nsked Dissert I I dont Know Bald ltte I weakly his mother lives nt 117 Last Fourth treet AIrs Wltte sAid that druiHir had told nor to I no to the pollen station vvhll Ill wnt d wn to r i 1 Broomo street wlnwn Mrs Frank t Wltteb I aunt lived to let her know what had hap pened b n itta rnvea nt llellevue llos I pltal he was cretuly exhai sted and th pliyi I cmnidid not think ho would recover 1nry wound fouml powder marks around the mouth of tho wounI would have been possible for him to shoot himself thlswaj naid lie house sur I ceon but ouly bandy posible I 1 tho prob abilities nre nkainst it Thc pal went back to tho nnnrtmcnt and I I rondo ncateful survey of It after navum incktd I up Mrs MttP nnd ont In toarch f imibor i i They found that tlm only from the Ihlt or iciess tl teno mint hailwiy to tho lint is I by tho dour of tho middln rnum 1111 is the kitchen At FOIIIO I I dlManco from th pool of blood in I hich FOI1 lio had lain In the adidnine room was found n n olver under a chair It was I Hvochamlnrid loaded wpaoon nnd lour of ihe chamLers were iruber was arrested by Policeman Meyers nt the Fourth street address Ho had been in his mothers rooms on tha tilth tloor but was found tnlkitiK to n woman on the llrst lloor of 1001 the rear house He and Mrn Wltto were taken to the hospital nnd bon up hospial to Wit He iden tified irubt r nnd bald Ono of them 111 I I I dont know which Itlsrort thon dlsplaiod tho revolver hu had found hul n pltol It isnt mine sald itte I nover owned lloth his wife and Grubor positively denied any knowlpduo of II They were taken down to Ksfex Market Court nnd remnndod iru t er who Is I il HIS old and a painter by tradn Is a flmnll thin man with I very larto noso He has been out of work for name days ItAllK HOIIKS VMtKK TIIK IIAMUKK Thr Sul I of tirritid K lrt Library MunilMCrtpt AntoKriiph IrtCer Ac HosTON 11115 liis 1of I the librarv j minusfripts autocranh lettors maps and i vnns formlni tho tare and valuable collection of Mr derald t Hart of Montreal was boutin today b C 1 I IibbleV lo Ill was well at tended tho bidding bolnt quite Bpirited A copy of Scallcor Hjpobollmaus from Ibo library ot l Charles I formerly in Ibo bunder land library bronchi tJj Two works fiom the library of tho crent onJe Maishal of France brought 121 nnd 121 Edward Is copy of Aristotle bold Int I 1Jj Jhu jiitheat price was paid for Mar 1 kuorltn de alvos copy of Ibo Isalms of Uavid I bound by Clovls Kve with n nitto bv hor I i inothei Catliarinodo Medici the wife of Henry I IIthlsnrJniiiii 1144I ha uexililicueat lni 1110 I the lurnuriopyol IlocciccloH ureamorone bound b Mcolaslivn was sold for Jrjo I Mjiill book from Ihs library ol llerry II I I Ibrry leIY I Diana of loitlers I rarely bound woik iirouulit IhO I and I flno hpivimcn of Amaloli blnillnt of 1 the Hobrovv Illlle brnucht Arulol I I I natural hitorv of Oriental slnclnif birds with Iventytwo liandv lored plutus bound by I Ihouvonin sold forlW I In addition to thoso n black letter of Glo nnnIUccicrlo Rll ror I ook or I I CIJbtdn Irllps nlo bllck Ino I brollht I IH tJY Mullrl Ils Urnl 01 ror 7 1 bo salo hIRtan i I this week 1 olntclo lUY I I IIIK run ov rsov 1IcblI two Out of 131 IrrahyUrlce Ar In Favor oflbe 1ropovial Tlio Imltjjenilent ot this vrcok jjivM n turns of tho vote of 120 Presbyteries of tho PresbyUriim Church nn revision of tlio Con fession of lalth Those returns show that 82 Presbyteries have voted In favor of revlhluii 4i acainst revision md 4 hnvn refused to vote Jlieio are jot xr IrHHtitenes to hear from und the Indications nn MITH tho Inifniint I that the voio In ir nrji vision will benearlv I iiotiuito twothlidbof all tho Ircsbjlories I Vllhdrcw hi Cburae of Inmnlly AiEulnit bl Wife Instead of cresentlnc additional testimony th l MIL Jruulc bcbackmiu w i UMD u htriicd htr husband IIAAO hhackmaa of 70 NAMAU 11 who in1e tb criinplAiut aBkcd I Ib llBrlcm Court yctter day thraufi lili count Co tx ilowtJ to withdnw hl rompUInt JuitU Dafff ftlloweti him to do 10 u1 ill thld Hit aeiuit 1 Her LOUUKI old Ili4i Hrt He luck IIJAIJ w i nnilet ADI lliey wlihed lu m kemrotii p miof kbAnlonni nt4ruin ithe Iiuib ni1 vir scluck iiiAiri rounfrl 1 h al lr sCIVCkiiiMti wo iiil he t o krn cre of Or lier iiutbanJ JIIIIK n Uutly r ruIIO cuitr alI Jln a rhftr e of Atundonmfiit al 111 IJ of Uie Iu j ilriiulillciiH S rp In I iuvrr vlllr I 11 I t IrllIt todays churter election In Illovrnrillii Hie nrtt HIIK 1 I IxrAiae A cuy Ibt He iiublicAK wnn I iwfciinr rictory electuif A I I Jk o Mayor ill emtrt number of bupfrmort ninn mil of tb IW I T Alticruien AH 1 all of lite city officers loptoie L Arliy UoiumlMiontr 1IIK rUICAM7En JtLKW VI II Wnnnt V rr HlK bnl It Hmred M y 1roplc und Sluilo Lot a I Nalce William Iiantn8 lint Btore Is on Uii ground noor of 213 Hxth nvonue lust above Four toeiith street nnd Dentist IVroderick W hlto hns tho second floor Abovo him aualn mo tbo llvlnu apartments nnd studio of Mr 1 hell nn nrtlL At I o clock yoMonlnv aliernoon RIO ladles row a 1 II Inl Mr 1holpss paint IIIB tho hat toro had a number if f customers and Dentist White was busy vviili clients In hU reiMption room when I tremeud us explosion up ot everyone Iho bnllillnu rocked thn In lies lu Artist Ihdps s rooms croamed and rushed down otilrs tho celllnii In tho hit tloro fell and tho plate class from Dentist Whites wlndow crashed nnd fell Into tho utroot Tie blownout liss was followed hv clouds of ste im nnl dust and In n mtimnnt thn street was pntked with a curious crowd Thn damate was nil caused bv allttl vul iiinlor n boiler to cook rubber tooth plnios In Tho machine wi only nwcut six Inches In and Ihe Inches tall Dr Klnney dinnioer nnll1 Inh tli Ilnnc ono of 10niol l lillos assistants set It boilinjc on I 1 table IM I the wok room next to a elans and board purtttlni 1 he vu niilnr hud I fusiUo 1111111 metal afetv pluc but 1 dtdn t work this time tm I I oniiiants nl f tbo bolts cut doer iishos in Dr Kiniioy rluht chock nnd iv 1 niece of tlm jtlass I Kiruik Dentist htle and cut a Bash rltrht across a bull s 101 I his heid No one else twy was blocks hurt Uho noise was heard all around for I I I i MI II ii sr ciri HurklrjH CmnimnliiK S ty Thpj Ilml No Iliind lu I Ills I r alb Wll am MiMnliim 1 lohu Gnivoy atil Chr BtoplierOler who woro arrested on sus picion of cnuolnB the death ot Jarais liucklov I nt tho foot of estrortyslxth street on Mon day mornini r nrrnlBiied in the orkvillo 1ollco Court yesterday The body of youne Buckley was found on Monday In tlc river about twenty fiet trom the bulkhead of tha doik Tbeiewereuo marks of violence but the limbs were contracted as If by uh Benjamin Mlnton n bartender In n saloon on Fortysixth stnit near Tenth avunue tesll flod that on Satuiday nlBht Buckley nnd lha threo prisoners wero drlnklns In the enlooti I Oxley nnd McJIubon left l about II oclock perfei tly sober liuckloy nnd Onrver left at midnluht Clarvey was sober but Buckley was 1 II Illht lat verydiuuk I ul Oarvey said that ho had started to take liucklev toward the canal bon at th foot of t Fortysixth street but that Buckley WI11 so drunk that he had to lene him on tho dock orunk tlit lnck McMnhi n and Oxley said that they had uono to the canal boat and that shortly afior mid nlchl they heard cries of Helpand Oxley I nllhl tllI Inl but did not BO t ut as tnoy tnouuht tho police VVITrtllftOl llUCklfV llnrki Iaptalns Bowlo and Kerrlp tONI that I they had heard tin nolso of a ccullle and a cry for help but could not le who the llghtots ball Justice for examination Iord committed the men without I TIIK AllrUt 1UOUIK3I Siibrnmmltlre nf rrnnle and Ilou c ttr pulillcHn Come to uu Anr ctncnr WASHINOTON April 15 Tho Senuto nnd House Itenublican committees on the silver mention were in joint session tuo hours thin mornlmt Itailical diflerences were disclosed by tbo discussion but an earnest purpose was Bhown to harmonbo the differences If possible One of tho eniof points upon which the commit tees could not ncroe was the proposed Increase of national bank circulation hucli a proposi I tion it was said could not rcrro a majority I ole In tho Houe I was finally decided lo commit tho subject to n RUbcoraraltteo of live commi benators and live heprefentiuivcs who will continue the woik of hnntlpi lor aoomuion I sround upon which they Inlf rd i Tho subcommittee con s f i nators Aldrich llion Jones hhorniiin unl Teller nod lieiueentiitivoii Bayno liarilie luIfl I McKInlcy and McKonim 1 n in BOSRlon threo houis thli afternoon and practically tamo to un agreement althoutili no formal action was taken 1 ne measure which fnnd accopianco deals with silver only Ihu tvyo principal Pro I lionsan I Hint 1 tho Secretary of f the Treasury shill bo diiocted to purchnsu monthly 4lbO I thJ ouiico of sIvor J 1 hut the uooR issied 1 in pajment there fore snail bo rud emallu in lawful money A mu ti i uf I fie full conmittiiS will proba bly bu held tumorrow ILO UII jiitin HP toiMi rut iiKtit Tenrrnrold Lilly Ilullry Hu Ilrmrlf ram mlttcd to H JrolmtunC Institution A prottv hluioyoil jirl nf in yonrs came to Essex Market Police Court yesterday and asked to bo committed lo an institution My mother said the llttlo cirl cryinc continually ots drunk and she bends mo out for beer ou know me A aent liurkloy Im Lilly Bailey You omo nrr btod my mother for Intoxication hit the ludco cave her an other rlmtco nnd discla cod her Iho mother Fanny Baiby who resides nt 417 Last Twelfth street alo came to court bhe denied that she vv a In the habit of Bettinic drunk Mio finally consented however 10 have tbo child committedanil a kod Justice Taiutor c111 lnlor to send hor lo n Cathulic institution My fithoi was a Irtotnnt said the little clrl and oh ploiibe Judko lot mo KO to uiicU u llcur iUr Honor pho wax brought up a Cath olic exclaimed tim mother But my father 1111Y wanted me to be a 1rotfstai t protested 1 illi pohJId 111 JiiHlco Taiutor committed the child to tho ram ol tlio merican 1 oinale Ciuardlan so ciety I 11 destaiit oruanUatlon In ilcnylnK 1 tli request of Lillios mhr to hno her com mlttHil to a I nthollu uistltuion he said that Im took Into consideration tho fact that Lily at toudod a 1rolestant bunday school tICI tIIAI 1LS NU Tlni U lie llMd Only Ilrurs r Not Krldtnec of the Mulr 1 or it H5OKO Clcrkiblp Police Justice Honry Murray went to the District I Attornoys ollco In obedience to nsub lNi na reojulliiB hun to KO I eforo the Grand JurI An Abslstant District Attornoy con ducted him to the Itrnnd Jut room He re mained thoro only a few minutes and it Is un toO that an opportunity vas afforded him of tf tlf lriLIn relation to his assertion that he knew of an Instance where tSOuO vrns paid to i liiclmul F I Cunnlnchim to secure the appoint Court ment ot I pohtklm to 1 uljrkshlp In a Dlstilct lustlco Murray declnrd to 6it what fOk I In o betvvo n lnm nd tho finina Juiy but It was leiried that 1 anvvtT to uuftlons he Bald that lie knnw nuthiiii ibut the HVM 1 1111 tuo o h oiilco oxiepi i s heainy Tho I rand Jur Ilimlly dmided lliit iiudnr the Ir cuinstaine tlmv could do uothlnc und Jtistlc e Muriav was Hocused Tho subcoinmlttee of five of tho Committeo I on lies lutionsof theCount IJeraocrniywhicli Ilocounl 1emo ih I to lnestUat thecharces of I Justice Murray llrlu tce ncamst Jubtice Powei mut in the Sow Amster dam I lub libt nUht to atranwe the prelim I inaries The InvHsiluation will bealn tomor lOl nliiht a S oclock in tho bite mnetinij room of ino Loopur lubtltute 4tid will be public i Mrpurutc tonnnrrarul fur IVomrn Ii Iponrr I MTU r b Lowell 1 cent n communlcntli n to th Iu c tumj I ytiivrdar luinir thff irparitiun of Hie feuu e prikiivrt from n n4i uDj mertiouel n 1111 t IU I if I in i i tiuM I citlre y free from the oUtMation nu t Ilia itAlionii ar Itiiif ttreet lu celi u u l a celit hllAb lli irfli Mulhfrry r r i Urlu LLlua viarkti lf IllriiU i U tt Twrntlftn HrreL M Mill halt Hflr rm ilrctl 4 cclli hatt mir Mttnih itrest ilcelu VVtitiooiii nrct II colli Ian Elitbir bn tirtsi JUCtlll l2d 1 Href L IBcclit Jlri Lowell askrd thai lh lUUon houlti b 11 apart for llie reititlon of femala prlioneri and Itiat iliey b pent to no othvra The matter wai referred to the rominttue on lIln i i aiid auppllea Drew Hrr PUIol nn the I wn Clerk Martha loll entered Simpsons pawn shop al 11 I llj ery reilerilay aflerumc anu Annie lirlRllh cjme foroarl to all UJIM to l viarllia anked toliave Mime laluatiiin p a ei d u 11 If hkh alie carried In a Iu Vkliiie Mr iririlli e Allentli n wa ro a irt toil the Kuman ilrew I a revolf r an I aimed It a MI nrun llrlT lie iJ I tu I lle 1 irliuer he t I ari J hhe uarre le lill I al Hie 1 l e lark l i or ouri Jutiue lamiur lieM I o lor exaiuiuaiiuii i aa tu lier baniiy I BOTH OUGHT TO BE SPAXKED XII V cinnts IHKscKtPTios FOJI A tAllt Of SUVKAllOLDtl Marital llupptnci IVrrrkrel n Ik nock or a Mnlbcrlnlaw nd I Illneknniltxn 1IOK Moitn Tmn ndotiie ICeT ltlon Charlis A Geow ttlil hUlll Trtmx In Surotlor Court jesterday that tho combined Influence ot n motherinlaw and n blncknml tan di 1 u had broken up MB happy married llfo lie married 11111 M 1 Cummlnc his fellow clerk m his fnthors rubber Bools store In Third nvonuo on Apill M I 18SU Ihoy welt to Iho at KlnE brulko nnd tbo brldos mother In tho laiterend went to visit her dniiKhtor IlieI I of AuituAt Mrs ieorte went to llvowith her mother In Brooklyn Then came her suit for a separation MIK Oeorue testlllod that she hnd becomo nCiunintid with bar husband at Sunday tchool and later on met him In his fathers atoio Their onumjoment wne once broken l tho objection of hor motor but they cot mnr j riod the econd time Her hubband was nrbl I trnry and soon after tho nmrrlite ho says ho beuan to cross her In nntiy wave l and onco when sho wanted to co j to lslt her mother In Brooklyn bo I locked her IIP on thl I cnrret stalls Un never struck her although ho did ouce put his hand uvor her mouth to keep her from talKtnu One ovenlnu ho cnmo homo and found some house decorations of whli h he did not approvo Ou being told that her mother had put them UP ho declared that I they must come down Mm aid slio wouldnt take them down and hoeavu hor until mornlm to d II Thoy had ro tired lor the nltht She called for tier mother but hor husband wouldnt let Mrs I LummlnKS I in At last Mrs Cummlnus cot in and Cieoreo I orderod her out Ilo took a levolver I out of u drawer nnd tho old lady withdrew Mrs Anna P J Cummlncs ti tllled about tbo fame occurrence but do tared that Oeorco hnd slapped her daughter ard knocked her I over ou a sofa allhoiiKh Mrs Oeoree hnd said ho didnt Mrs Ooorco tried to tell the wit I ness what tho trouble was thteo times but the I husband forbade and flourished tho pistol I I Hho retired and took her duuchter with hor but tbe youns woman went back to her hus band at 2 111 At G oclock ho went out nnd the witness Trent to the room to find the door locked lie came back nt H oclocK with bis I own inothei and Iho two mothers bad a con sultation The defendant a slender younc man of 22 his vvlfun aeu alsotestified that ho had thoucht that ho was not sufficiently clad to ad roit Mrs Cummlncs to bin room and that ho considered nono of her business if ho had n discussion with his wife Hu said ho took out tho revolver and laid it down upon the table to I frluhten the old lady us ho was too small to put her out forclbl Ills wife the w itnos snld had n blneknnd tan doc which ho uudeiiood had 1011 1 In the babit ol fdeepiui In her room I wan creed by her before their marrince that tho doc hhould be kept lu the kitchen When Mix Cummlncs came to st she insisted upon taking the doc Into the dlnlnc room then the doc soon cot into the habit of comlnc Into his bedroom It bioko him all up when he found I that tho doc was washed tn Ills bathtub and his washbowl I To crown all n handsome line I tootn comb which he had broucht to his wife was used upon the doc belorr his veryeyos Mr Oeorue Raid that but for bis motherin law he would haebnd nottoublowith his wife II K said the llttlo clrl of whom he In tho father and who is now seven weeks old had been born h know not where Ilo had t pot feea his wlfo inco Auc M rhst until ho met her in tbe coutt room Ilo says that his motherinlaw spoke disparaclncly of their horn In Ivmcsbrldee bho told her daucbter that she worked too hard aud that the locality and surroundings uorH not Lood lie threatened to put tlm roothnrlnlnw out and ordered hTtoco His vvifool jscted to her mother leavinc and told him that ho had hotter cot out hlmolI It was then that hf reminded hei that ho vvti master of the houflo and that hnr mothoi vouid have to leavn tho hou o Both film and hei n other left JudcoTruax told George Hint he had acted llkon silly thoolloy and that they both dcsMved a spanklnc Whn you told our wit you worimater of tho hoiin inld the ludc von irobabh didu consider that sho was the mistress Iho CASO will bo continued today lfl llllttl d OOXE HHt flvll Pro rdlnl Aeilnt Ilpr Contem lilaitrd liy the Ilrm AvslBner JIiP William b Darling vlf nf Partner Darllnc who vviocked tho firm of John F PlummorV Co left JUT quarters at tho Gro noblo apartment house Seventh avenue and Fiftyseventh btroet on Thursday last havlnc put her furnituro on ttornco Pmtnor Dnrlinc disappeared some throe weeks nco BIchard u Newcombe couuel for the assicneo of tho firm savs that civil procoedlncs will bo becunacalnst Mrs Dsrlinc fur the recovery of property which Darlmc purchased In her name 1 know if f OIHHI m jiiionu worth of real iptate Htandinc in JIrs Iarllncs name said Law yer Nevvcoinbe which 1 am convinced was purchased o t of the misappropriated funds of John 1 PlnmnurA Co 1 hop to Ilnd n cood deal more I roperty that lian beuu uc iiulred In the same vva s to Dailincs hid lncpacewohiven t the sllchtest clue nor do we expect to eo himrluht away A itin imniiri He fnj Illu Fliiiri I Cnniln to Out Ilir 1 Ir Iutrn lirNvrit Aidii l Meat Axc tlw Ijc iboshone medicine man has predicted n flood to occur in July nnd vvlpo out the heart less pulo faces He says the visitation Is retribution for tho unjust conduct of the whites In conllninc 2UUU Indians on a little ie orvutlon uf JuooiiOO acres circumscrlblca them so tho dont cet a shut more than once n nr llunneri hive been sent nil over tho roeivntion nnd tu tho l rows Lhoennos and b ux to rnruid the calamity ana a rush of Jnduns to ib Mind Blier Mountains tlio riliqdulid haven Is anticipated Meat o exhibited considerable Incenuity In nnnnclnc for tingeneral souklnc lit has It that all Ida whltos and half broods will be drowned and that the catuo will npparnnily die tu make the play stronc hut that nn tha waters reculs the beasts will revive to become the piey of tue braves v atKi EVS FOOJ JL Illlrf Alan u MlKlaklac Olbrr Tlllne lor ui lor Oil ficn 5 Uiv ilnlnt iotno ilnvvn to tils oniiis yetterdai and it was reported that ho was 111 In fact tho report cot definite jnouch to assert that he had takou n dose of aconite In mistake for castor oil und was laid up In consequence THE Sis reporter found the General wrltlnc letters Mt nlcht Tne man who mistakes aconite for castor oil intirt beout of bis lie ad or Miry sleepy ho said I hnve never lusted anvthlnc that could be mistaken ii r ciistor oil I bavo sun uly been laidlup vvlth tho cout which 1 Inher ited and I havo taken neither of tho medicines Hicceted 1 Imvc however boon able to at tend t nil my Wrk here Tomoriow I will meet tlm coinmllto of tho Bar A either hero or at my otllce The It uu 4o he Ione Iilwnd lly lluuk Oicr The run on the Lone Island City fiavlnct Bank wtinh began on KrUir afternoon And conilcuol until 80 clock ou XAturJir nUbt came in an enj jti terday morulni About XM accouoti were eloiel The bank bail eufilclent caih on haoit to m n ihe d man J linaa inile Kteral IlinuianJ dollar nu mo mterett which llie ileioiltori f reiiej In Uramnf oui Ihrlr iDoney A relimeuiative of llie Hialf Haiikinif llriart iif in ii eiamimnir the bank aOair illi a new lu al layiua AH ilety on the jai t if Ue ioiuori Inillilril loc 4 u lna Xll fotrrle llrutli The V POUR county irand Jury have found n iiJicuuciii of maiaihler In i frit decree a ailut lulin Vlelinle Ha tll h n nf r lormiiiii a Criminal op ration on MII Unle overt la lainaii A which reiu tel in her drain lilinlhtr Keil whoilml anil klled I rflerlck Van ia In a quarrel In rialiiflew on ibe moruinf of April J waa ludiited for tuurder In Ibe flril decree IWrVJIUCAX FISTS A Fn Flaht nt thr Tenth Wnr1 Aaaocl itlon In nronlilyH JLnat Nlaht The monthly niootliiB of tlio Tenth Ward Republican Aesoclnlou of Brooklyn wag held last nlcnt In tho Associations rooms In Court nnd Butler streets Chairman Chailes Hor luance presldoiL Tho chairman asked for the report of tho In vestlcatlnc Committed n tho pendlnc nppll cntlon for admis Ion to membrrship incluJIni the name of V 1 Hnlloran Frederick Hinith tho president of the com mlttue reported ptocress It was thotiubt this was an effort to retard action on llnllorans application for membership so as to pass hint throuch nt nsllm meoInc nnd William V nl dron tcovertthat the committee be dlscharued Mr Smith In awrnnclethatfollowod thiont cnod It Is said to knock f omo one down Mr Shields took uptho cudacls In Mr WalitronM defence nnd was recompoiibed for his pains by a MinkInn Mow In tbo face Then thoro vrns n time Mr Hallornn the man undordlscusslon and two others joinoJ Mr Smith whllo Wnld ron was loCnforced by his friends Ills party wis rapidly cettloc tho worst of It when tho liiilico wliD hnd been fummonod headed by the Chairman took uhand in Mr Wuldron was down on tho floor his face scratched nnd his eyos blacked while home ono was bittlnc him across tho back with n chair His hat had disappeared nt tlio Unit and when finally hi started for home bo was In a cad plicht bovoral others wuro severely brulod Afier n tonminute recess to cot wind tho members aunln took theinetits and attempted n tvmime business A motion udmlttlnc Mr Hnlloran lo membership was lost Ilr Is unary ard emplovee and Is accused by borne nf tho m mbets of bciiic u Democrat No arrests were made A TEAMKR IV IKHIf Her Ortr Fllllne her Holler while he vrmm mt the Mercy of the IVuwe IlilLAnELPitfA April 15 Iho lirltlhh steamship KlholbiiM Capt Smith arrived at her dock today from llluellolds after a thrll line passage and only u part cargo Bho had Veen driven ashore at Lagoona In tho Blue Heidi harbor on April 4 In a howling nortfier liotoro sho KOt off 4500 bunches of bnnnnas had to bo thrown overboard and when she did get ofl hor propeller was broken and endues all damaged by sand that wat PtimiOd up Into tho boiler through condenser Capt Smtth said that at the time his vesel ran ashore she was In cbargo of a Nicaragua pilot and was driven thoro by the force of tlio wind He proceeded Immediately on getting olT never thinking that his ship vva EO extensively dainacod On the nlcht of April r tho ship was well advanced on her voyage north when tho engineer gavo orders to fill the boiiTH 1 ho ilonkev pumps woe ttartod and tl wa discovered they woro broken Ml bands bad tu set to and 1111 Iho bailors by moans of burkiln and the undertaMni was ntio that will lone be remembered by tho crow Tho nhlp was lielnloxs having no steam and lill ill in tbo trough of tho sea burying lier klinnales at lach pluiiEo for nit boms the crow labored in this way and finally xuroeeded In nci iiipllshing their object After thli btoani wm gotten up and tho Khlp InniM nn wlihout turtlier mlhnp A survey hai boon called for t inorrow nnd thn nlnp will have to go on the dry dock for repairs Cipt Smith expected that hit vessel would founder at every moment while she was being dusbed around by the sea 1ltATIXU WITH IIKR 1IAIH AI IIIK Old Mr MnehBla lanillnic to Hum IIke ii Martyr ut Ibe Mlnke PotT Marhata Is n Bohemian who earns his llvlnc makinc buttonholes He lives on the sixth floor at G29 Sixth street He was away from home yesterday and his mother Josefa an old woman with beautiful lone nowwhite hnlr was left at homo to care for heroar old cranddauchtor As supportlme approached tho old woman left tho babrln tho fiont room and bccnn makiiic up a fire in tha kitchen stove A spark leaped from tho nowmade lire into hor Ian and set her clothes on tire bho sprane Into the ulddlo ol tho room and bhouted for help Mrs Annio Heckt r wlu lives In the next rooms found Mrs Machata btandinc uprlcht In the centre of tho room with upturned face prayinc Hor hands were clasped above hor Iicad Hr loncwnitu hair was aiibie and the llro surrounded her i from tho vvnint upwanl i Mr Hecker wrapied beddinc around her nnd bent tlm fire with her hands Beforo it was put out bho was badly burned on the hands and face Her wounds w r attended to by hr own doctor Mrs Machata wab taken to llollevuu Hospital bh cannot Ihe AtSJVlTtll HIM IX A CIIUKCll tnrge II Hurr hu bl Nephew Arrrlled Thin Accneutlon ionr o H Hurr of liabylon hail his nopliovr Hnrvoy Arnold arrested jesterday Ho ac cused him of nssaultlne him in tho Baptist church of that place at n special meetlnc held last week A war broko out ID tho church Fomo timo nco nnd Burr w ho was clerk of tho church at the time was excluded from mem bership lie beean several suits for damaccs for domination of character aualnst the trustee and pastor ol the church Un tho ndvlco of a church council which mot in Brooklyn Burr discontinued his suits and ho wa reinstated in tho chirch It was understood that tlm church was to pny all exjenses Incurred thrunuh mlcaMri A c ne wis creaud nt th picla n ietititr on M nday of last weok wnen Burr preented hm tild f r tlnoxpenseu ln urred by him in hlssuits Onoof tho venue converts thruiUined Burrs life and hud to bo taken out of the church lounc Arnold was nrralcned before Justice Lewis and hold for examination KXCMHMKSS IDIIX COMl d Tlie fu fII Cnnmlttra l Iooklai Lp Uir Siutlmlc Already Willlnm Jl Ivins K iithtoil tho Pollen Board yeterdny by letter to lonnlt Henry M Talt the expert ace uctnnt ol the Fassett In vestlcatlnc committee o examine tho records of tho Police Department with n vl w of o talnlnc InformatluQ of a btatisticu charicter bearlnc upon the xco lundb Ih Hoard nilcued Assistant Chief IUrk ivinmitnr to nsbist A tountant lalt Jlr Ivms v Mi1 o discover all tho unllcensnd II inor iliccs In Nnw ork The work of culnc our tho ru ords vlll bu beun toda AIHiS ritHM IIIK IHIli It J Ill Rrn l t Cn t woolrn ir fa on al 1ay Illy MUh M ai burnf1 r ur la i Tl i jiobm v iriiwoll WAI kcntire to lay ai Cort IAIIII 10 Uf i rlioo for nri h for lli mauler of JJi nun u IIVA Ilifre ii luiielilerablt uriten l IIu heirlllr l Al a ilrji f i ftetaniie r l i of authratlle coal bfru ducovere 1 licihrrli Mart the r un ifrr 4r ret bai receive 1 a jrji ffi li rru uii r nril lo eaabe bun lu ft ii u a Ciiiileii elin n nt bi irirki 1lp iiniie bone aUiinmenl nf Ail4m louib lit I 11 a leipuia wnltii r l tT ire etlirday UloriiU i IB fim 11 I irala t l I WO lle d e ini of Joiri v artby In Panbury t ona wi tiirn I viterilav m tuiiu lie oil cuple u r low i i lUItucallul Lt Lalbie in Ibe home lie IUM1 U I l i i C or slate hi ir ia bai HLCepted an Iliula lion Mtr ati aililrc l luie the Ne York II n r i s n ulii 1 Ii l ijrcl will b Hal I I II loiiikih nn I Pe vv ill i niiii in U fodllcal Arena Iruf rnoki tin iiiri tor of smith Obiervaior In OfUetaN V l ai lull ell awarileil Ibf mflal nf Hie Atlrohiiuli al Society of llie Iacllo for bU illiconry of Ibe loticl liu m Ibe ravlern leaeDa Tbla uie4al U Ibe rr l ue awardrd by tue above igciely lawrrn e Vandermark a la er who lied from Mill vairr atoui t o ar aiio afier ulierinv H lar e ainouii r i ap r wiih ttie fomed m lorienieni of Ir r II tlul ti a rather In U u la Uarned Ii reiMtnif an 1 rra iiu bu l rofepin n at W riiiii i n Mjiiralia lu a leller l n ffleiM Ie i i itatu te Inuicir lhal Le Ii outlMe b J a r of lle exliadllion Ian a Tii niai Ui un whir iiidrr t ie iiitlueai of liuornn louila b hl f ll uli er 4 llre lu IIIWM j h i arm 4 iruilinl n ai liliill In Ihe t llal but r i d lo lei ihe i to iloiai i niiie n ir bt i IIH mtthT M Ilo hail I rrli tailta 111 l tdld I Ob i i i 1 i i MI doclori i ejtn ir I in anil nf lu a ihori i ur r jo tun i M ttu 4 ha vav I I h Ira ti x ii 14 nu the I ilrbbtirt MI In i freui i ar an ii hi in I e lown 11 i enti e t tiilr friii s hineclady The ar IM 1 been ln u track trom Kouerdam Juncnou br the beary m and ilnppeii juil beiou I a curre Tbe raih itr rt jtlner rllulUKi and hla llreman from llie cab and ire engineer aa bAdi lolured Tbe enilloe and ba rA e tar and tbe alee er Sew Zealand wtrederftiel the flril to titan bally imutiei Tbe pimoi ti cicai4 tiijiur HKIIKSllUTlIMAXOFStBACK Ks ii v sr r mvnnv FAtn l ro In m thr IMMrlrl Allornfy tn He If Ilr MIS Irrr Inillclrd lor that Hrond 11 uy Kiiltrnud llu ln sIIo N r 1V ll llrrn ltvlnic In 1lilludelpblAk a Tour Artuitf IiMrut Attorney tofthiil nn un opccted call jvstnrJny Tho caller Tvas ex Aldormnu Ihoinns liothmnn who wnamem lor of tho 11 ard of AlilcrmcD of 1884 Itoth man roproented tho Tetith Aseuibly district He was then n sal on keeper In tha district and a fnvorllorf Police Justice Jacob M Pat terfoHi who nomlnntod him for Alderman When tho Hcnato Conimlttoo besan to proba Into the srnntlnc of tho Broadway Itallroad fran hlse In the tiiriiiB of l Mj llothman olj out his biihinoss nnd went to Qermauf set tllnc It Is understood ueir the Tineclad bills of Blncen fair DlnuenonthoIlblno When Indictments wero falling thick and fast upon most of his ns oclatns in tho Hoard of 1 84 It was supposed that Itothman had displayed ro mnrkablo dlscretan In coinc over Into Ger many while It rnlntd But it wn4 announced yestnnlny that he wont bolcly on account of 1 Ills health i Itnthman was accompanied by bis counseK Hcniy llott nn i IIIM um lco President Itihman of tho jormnii FxclinntK Bank nnj William loiik n friend Mr Dotty told Mr i dolt that liothman rotuinml to this city about n week a o and that IIH ho ikslrcd to renuma business and settlo d wn bo vvlLod to know whchoi iiny Indictment had ver been found acalnst him in conn lion with tho granting ot tho Bioadway lallroad franchlbe If tbora hitil bemi and tho Indictment wan still pond ILL and tlio District Attorney Intended to pro coed under It ICoihman had bondsmen with him and was ready to uhn bail Mr 1 1 oil Iran luilly Infurmod Mr Hot ty that no lUdlcinont bad ovorb i n found nunlnst Mr Kolhinan and that ho know of no charce pend IUB ucalnt him Itothmau was free therefore t i du as ho pleased about staying la Now York and risumliiB I usnos i liiieiiion Itothman nnd bin counsel and friends vvijiit nvvav smillnB Itothman la Bald to wn 11 number of Ilistsjdo tenements Mr i II said later that an live years have elapsed lnci tli brlbciyof Aldermen of 1834 took pla o even If a chnruo wera mado oealnst liothmnn now the statuto ol limitations would prevent tho Uraud Jury from even Invostl ualmc It Itwos a matter of Bosslp yesterday In th Ooi oral Sessions build HB In counctlon with It thmnns roiurn that Itothman Is not th only Alderman uf HM who folt thoiich ho hail not 1 een indicia 1 that hl health reaulred a cbanBO of air U was said that tbouKh ex Aldermen t barliM Dumpsfy of the Board of s has stieut ovorf ur yoarsln Canada ha run away bcforo ho was hurt as no Indictment vu ever found acalnst htm doorku hnthman aid last nlcht that tho ax Alderman Is now and has been formoro than a yearn resident of 1 rankford which Is tho Twen tythird war J of 1hiladelphln nnd returned to Plnladiilphla lat niuht Hu had spent not mo than a vear In 1 uropo kltoBothcr Did he say unvthlci to jou about boodlt btisines Imii liothmnn was worth n Bood deal f mnnev befuio any charu was mado that to bnd tikon th boodlo fiom tbe llroadwny road ieOBo Uotbnian roulled If ho ever B0tnnyf thellioadnay bndlo lie snent It as It came to him IliuV what I think rAldernan Iotbman paid ilsltn to n num ber of his old friends m tli Tenth Assembly illtilct boforo ho went liomi to Phllndolphliv Many vvoro uiprls d ti hear that ho had rp turned and Mill moru nun rlsod when tlmr learned that he had bueii a Phllndelphlaufork your L VCK r 11 A tim A t They are Cnmlnir Illrrct fiom CullfornlA to Jlrouklyn SAV Frtvrjsro Cal Apill 13dcapatch from Los Anuolos announcos that Lucky Bald wins strlnt ot thoroughbreds lofi Santa Anna today lor th Brooklyn rnco track whero the entire stable Is well enlaced ibis move will bo n biirprist to man becniio Baldwin had announced that bt louuuas his Jlrat stopping pa o lor foveral feions i ast tho Santa Anna Rtrinuhas mado its d but eat of tho liookles nt L ulsville Tl o horses aro a mucu hotter lotthbioar thinthoo that carriod tbe Mai i too or H last eaii and Comprisn Los An I cele isuarr old iiamiiMdx I Clio AmiiBO Mintinuu llonduri and blnnloa ijpiirolas rana I oiiatia 11 in m n bllvorado J Iinla and Okilta tear old o anto BOO a o ir also t bu transferred to his iivvner Mr Nick in or f I ouiovile llald v in rtBii1 Illiii tin ficat t n of trinsieaj dltic liudienun d that two ulnnt fuiiN aio tho llnit uvir si n o i tho r inch Bob amp bell lias ail the i or in o elent trim nnd L H Miel it xpici to ninko IIIT llrst np pearau oin public this so ison in tho rich and muciTouint ator lr oU n Huudlcap vvita 1iku DaiiRS 111 the puidkiu Tho Wrullirr The Toxns storm hadovidopo con ldernblo enr y c u Mfnr leaiy ruim In ArkAtifii vfntourl mmtitrii 11 non AIII rpnne ic and i ij tiirfaen liu we tt f Al I the Athl e ait OT th MuMlo Luie4 I air lhfr irvviiiel in tli utli A Unit slaua and llie U T lakr re lMlli ln torm stu ln rlou ijr iu ril4 i bnu null hvi I m ctcck bv tiiv arMj of t icft I re ur t thai cm u c imti Hi bsromflr o Iriiintll Tilt lurtliru art if tl Je re n Iliil A Offf Iho UXe ou VlonJity tiatp I iy Tthuh prti ur cv frJ all tie or rn PiAt i and llfUilM lu lh Alanllc dltrut t linrld afcom janlfd bj coIJir w Athr t tt lh Ukfn In the Norlh vell II Hat tuil below freeimj TL coljekl A 3 at tort I i ftter In ihucity the tiiirb it nf ernniut l niii rature iraa fl lone 14 m ra lum ny tr eriit ln4 norlhvt iiio tiul 1 f w l mlei an buur an 1 the HVtrwa lor i e 11 u llamli IIFIUII ur i 7 ili I rr lif atjf Ti nirrowil Ib Uir n I litly nter llie tlrruiuii icr ler Iarmiiy ill IIIK hi buidiu rtcofjej lto iciiij futuin e erj a follow l i 1 1sT IMiO S A VI 4 I II Me V HAM 44 I V A7 M 4 47 t 4 M UM 4 4J 47 i a fH A er ic U April 151 4btt i ii itntf I frn out Jliftaetiujritj d I ml inun ut tjtrn rw 1 rl rtufrrt cur tiui jfiJ u r Jj tiir JbUov tvlnrrfa tnj J tiiet ijnJ ujtj fit fJiCru 7r iVraftM anl u jfttj i IP ulfitii r Uii 1iir c uf iimbia Delauare MaryUnlaad V rein u ri r rrc eileJ by U wera u V iriuu ll UUf for wfitrrti V ifK w n rn 1tnniylvania fair wurmtr uuntcu tcr x iinJ 1rcojuiui vunue juiii ii aoirv WArhinbii Vlfinor 1 Anh luu I JTM HJ 44 Ju U A n lrf hm r4iit i u uuiuii 1 vuri toLoUlt M llraihaii iruiu Henry lltmaii lre l nck sh U f r e I AA Nmfv ien b ilr et whi rhoi iieif n lnii x kult ii 4 in UQ 1ieiby Ifriaii lo p tui n uilajr lunertvv aiil Uvliitri sr ufi fjuirf4 llroherkX npl U i r a I J7 Ntnlli niiu iul Lfxiulou kvin au kt Uiiutui fterd4y i i car J 1h kveltetnib Aiuiua rfyitrit for thr Urfiran tfoid m ilat by I iia of t r ler ui ciojl W A I i Ar u in ih I al 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r Mjr i rl l I IV Ieiuo rjf I e i l llllliauy II 4ll all 1 I a 1 1 IU U I rtrntt Itrli i Tint i HT n it iliul i lr n IIA rf f f t II II f j I t In I I 1n iaJo A l rti en l f 0 th l r n in i n r Mai If 1 i II i 111 I entral 1ark an 1 I I aim t i i IDJt kalulra uiay lie nr I n ailon II p A o r fi ej lo a k llie lluaril l t inn e nil Apt i ui lei t lo a jiroi rlale o I ay lue cjieliica of llie uraua n IJeteradvu liar

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f 1111 2 TIlE SUN WEDNESDAY APRIL 11 1890 V V f I THE FIFTYFIRST CONGRESS tin rANCit irfJKvis HOXK IIVMUH txrn 1111 ttusTAXA coxiest Tfce Vole In I flp Tuttei Mt 1 P M Toetnr TheHoil e K lereth 1 II ltlmlili Im vlalim to the NIIVMI Afi raprliilloffi HUh WABIUNOTON April 15 In UioSvtmtoto b day Mr Wllnon of lowr offered a rsnolntlon which was agreed to calling on the Hectotary t of tho Treasury for Information in i to fotlicr tlneo the adoption of thoTioniury regulation r of Sort 2S 1889 In reference to Ilio tranSIt of V Chinese through tho country and their depart t ure nny lilnci e eulerod for transit V under such regulation Unit fnjleil to depart from tho United States In duo course L Mr Hawley RIo notice tbnt IIi would tty to call up the Chloagn Worlds Fair Mil not c Friday I The Montana cod Ion cto ii i taken uhf mul Mr llorcau aildrossod tbo Satiate llu critl L deed and donlnl tho corrocttics of one of tile V leading MatemenM In the miiiorlty loinit I to i the effect Unit In the orgnnlntlon of I tile Iron Hull lou o of Ionroinntutlvos the llepubllcait r branch tho Auditor who Is rojulicd by Ilio V Constitution to preside inllnl tho HOUKO to order That statement ho enld wan tlm column of support for the whulo tliu ry for tbo I I t a eating of tbo Jiemibllinn ilnlmntits nml ho I I challenged Mr Hoar to point to tln clause In the Constitution which vvariantcd I I I Mr Hour cited tho constitute Jin revision i that tliu Teirlturlnl officer should contlnuo In I offloe and illichnrgo nil their lunctlots until t their successors wero clioucn aol thou ha cited the Inwo of tho Territory making It tho I duty 01 the Auditor to preside at tho opening of I i the House until n Breaker was elected I Mr M or Kim argued that these fncU did not juktlfy the atiitument In t the majority report I because In the Absence of tho Auditor tho old metuber thellout ovuiitorull It to order V itmtmberol I0ule wu 10 nllt 0111 I I buppoae ho mid in In the cans In uuustlon tbe Auditor was not piosout In the halt of tho I I Homo of Representative I well known In Helena as the Sonnto chamici In Vaihlnglon t ho thought proper to no eleowhiro to tho Iron f HAl to orcnnizo n political cabot I junta I caucus wiw It not tile duly then of the oldest member prefect cull IIY House order 1 1 Yas theiefore not Correct to i ay us till ma jority fipori did IRS that the Auditor Is re fiulreil by thu Constitution to preside at the r orpiitilziitlon of Ill t House I I AlKrnlong argument on thli pointer Mor V gan releirod to the recent Democratic BUG oeseee In Helena ROd Unite as a roiponeo to tho attempted fraud In boating tie Itupnbllcan V claimants as Kenivtoi and us proof that tho l V greet heart of the people was truo to honesty ant munbood and fair dealings those elec tions bad gone the other war thoro would havn been no trouble in referring the case back to tbe people Now ho HUprosed that that was impossible lie appealed to the IteptihllcHti nldeof the chaiuberto lot I he cue b settled on the principle of luw and on ascertained nets I would ma be very lung until the little cloud in Montana whleb seemed no bigger than n mans hand would HWCOP like I oclouo and tear the Itopubllcnn party all 10 t fragments Mr Uaniel argued iigalnst the majority re pottu lIddedloo tull d rucord modo up of makeweights which do not belonc to the V lueatlon A comic turn was nlvnn to tho debate hy Mr Vauee to whom AIr Daniel yielded saying that a moril Imprmslon Irotn the actioi ol tho majority of the eomiultteo hud already b en produced in Moutonii as was proved hy a lelo cram ircelved from that State nt 2 Uo I this morning which ho read nmld laughter tho Democratic side as follows hurrah hoc tioueit clilz ni who vlndliau the rUlit i I r Jafe JI pVi I Miiriah1 fur Uw an 1 lllnrly the people I uun the Jffht I Krpublinn cnrrupilinlit n M ei I itir to ihtr rita sor lbs Totrrirlitciil UK bars upon tbo mm s ho hole the sutc I Tel mourners ipcik In whlixr theres tripe upon I i the dor I The O O P ai killed by HMlug 1reclnri llilrty r four Mr Hoar said that nt ho nndnrtnod the facts tiis Uouiouiutlc majority in llutto whlih a yo ruiio was llO had loon 1 loduted to about Jji I and that nt Pro llct tblrtyfi thor wn I l V not I lnclu otor 1111 All ol thoso apparent voters hud none like last vvarn now bunk C comic He Jolt alniinie his lilt nd Hum Nonh niullnu tu ii 1 Vunce Tho Senator from MiitKnuhnxtt1 I V derives I much tuiuiurlont uf Humll uniionil I i M Iny HOlstor on tIll tlOIV Ir html flllltILlt Is entirely different The ilty 01 llutln KUV I Jtepubllcnu maority laht year and them hat been u great turn oor in cunsuiiuunuu of Biibteiiuent priKnedliiBB I Mr hoarIt ttl0 eniitnr bad been In lied nt 2 oclock last night bib ldean would have bell clearer title moinlnu ILinmhtor Mr Daniel wont on to crlllilH the majority V report ill xpok 01 tile act of tho llotiinilni Sosrd of Silver How county In vxcludlnic the votes II rodlct JIV t not ol the act of tho Ter I ritorlal lleturnlni llourd as tho open and I notorious lovinopm nt of I conspiracy per i V nentinK all the ufllre holdfiH of Jlnuunu in I order to aoi control of political pnwur by fraud ulent prnctlio sbiirp device and unju t nuth odi lbs whole mnohluory or Ilio iulminttru t ol lon 01 the law In that Territory hud butm he V aid prostituted and dolniBiid anti tort uro I and corrupted in order to cvcludo horn he j I Legislature Democrats who would hau ntcd for Messrr lurk and MauluiiN who erolieie I asuertlntr their righteous tit u nnd nsklui enultAble judgment Without roueudlue bin speeih 31r Daniel yielded for I motion to udjotirn uid after mi Agreement that ttm vote wouldbn taken at I i tl M tomoiriiw i or earlier if tilt riunulo should be ready the bouuto luljournod t I lloiide nt npprevenlutlvi I After tho reading of tlw Journal In tim I House Mr Iloutollo of Maine called up the I Kara Appropriation bill tie lendlneuuextlon being upon tho amendment adopted In Com mittee of the S holo striking out the clause providIng for tile construction of three coast line bottle shins Tho action of tile committee was rOJecloenp 101 nays 13i V V 31 1r Ilolman of Indiana moved lo recommit the bill uitbinstiuctloiiB to tho Committee on i I Naval Affairs to report It back with an amend ment providing for one battle ship Lost jens In niijs lli1 l the lilll was thou rasned Mi Cannon of Illinois from the Committee 1lnnnln Commfleo J on Hulon reported I roeolutlon for tbo iiuiiio HI Mate coutMeritlon of the bill I to define ant II l regnlato tho I Itribiliet ton ot the onl t In I ot lie I United Millet Ilie resolution further provides t 1 that tile previous in itIon he consIdered unordered dered ali P JJ toilny Thin litttur piovUlon elicited a good itnl of oppoHltlou trout the Democratic side Messrs Cnrlllo llrecklntlduo I of Kentucky and Outn contending that the lime permitted for debate wits too restrIcted The previous question was orderoa yea lit J nay 101 I Mr Carlisle moved to recommit the rcAoIu CarllIe V tlon with Instructions to tho Committee on I Ilules to ri ori It bnric with u provIsion for two days on the Court bill ostlui to 121 l 1 After two roll calls the resolution was adopt I to yens 11H naysW l Sir Gales of Manama mood an adjouni ment Jlr annon ralmil the point of order sustaIned that the motion by tile wits Sneaker dilatory und tho point was After a short dlbcuenlou Mr Mills of Texas offered an amendment providing that of the V additional Circuit Judo seventeen In num her onehalf shall bo appointed from eaali of I the political parties Io tyeus 04 DAY 119 The bill was then posnedyen 1U1 nays 13 l V then the adjouruod breaker counting a quorum The iloueo t Iur UAtilllfiOTOy TUlICA I Thlece r liilrrrat Is und ltI tde Ibe Hall orosecee 1 1 WASIILVOTON April USenator John II f Sherman AIda a bit of Interesting personal reminiscence t the many stories now being related relative to the lifo and character of I 8amu1 Jackson Itandall Mr Sherman la I not e man much given to story tolling but on he I says himself be was such I warm friend and admirer of Mr Ilandall that ho loves to remem ber and dwell upon tbo Incidents of their friendship Una not b generally known said the Htaw f6dii7 that I served with Mr Ilan dan during I portlou of Pattersons campaign I the Bbenandoah Valley In June and July 1861 The war It happened was this I bad ac companied two regiments ot Ohio troops couth M far as Harrisburg at which point they were I turned over to Cea Patterson The latter b lug ready to more Into Virginia by the a of V Wllltamiport Md ho asked me to join him I consented and Patterson made mo a member of bis staff Hut ae I a a United Btuten Hcna tor I served without pay Mr IU all was ana member of a Philadelphia company In that V campaign a ninety day in an I believe Bad to ibow the Innate modesty ol the man no Intimation ot his army service eon b 10 arlr el L found lu hla biography as published in the Congressional Directory As an Illustration of i Js4 bow uouCloly 1 to ourselves lustaton wel to themselves mon freuenU rIse to eminence tn tble vry oamDllln ot wblch I speak Kainuol 1 Jadal wal a iirivm cniaier ueorge H Thomas was a major of cavalrv and Fltz John lvalr Pil I oriei was a stujl ofllcer like myself with l 8 Patterion And this 1 remind me that while we were camped at Wl fiamjport bro 1 Tllfda mr campe then WlllmJft bJ thr Teciimeeh then a Colonel Wf in lallrr paId wo a vIsit lie and Thomas wore Isi 10 w Wt Point togethtf and T rr fOld oZone I another I rometnlwr that they were continu ally studying the mitts Thnmat and Tocuni hoh would tlitow tliemBolveson the floor like i two try l i nrd point I out and mark certain I Htraeotlc posltloiB I recollect Imttanooga an one point they mentioned and uihlllo an V other Mr llundall I I only kmw I a tint at sly I i until after h look liln tent In Congress but nil i threo of the gentlemen niunril t uli o V iiuuntly cut preltv laruo I II ott rue In public I ullalis und with honor to lhitiii 1 ohes I and their country Iooor I t e known Mr I lintulall for the lust thirty years nnd I liuxo I iii tvaN Ii 11 uroiit rest ret and 1lllrl I I I linn t for him i at u public man nit liourli think 1 i lon nnraollintK vvnt too fai In sow 01 bli oconinlpnl Irtms tclatho to npiirnpilntlon vriimi 1 I Soetotnry of ilin lr 1 ruiv 1 hind I 111 mont i IontcionciH with him I and our rnli I I thlM Were always of a plennant anton Mr i 1011111 I I wat I iii tttttt Ion 1st he odiciillon I and principle Horn in 1 Stnto ol vnit nilnuril 1 I xources rind of irrcnt inaiiufaitutlni enter I prNos It 1M l not in tt l wondcrcl nt llmt hi Moixl t I imu I for thn I policy that looopcd i I thn 01 o nml Ilillt lJl thn other row I ttiPll I men liun stool l up under LiPiileiMlenunilutlon than I Im fioin me 1 ere ol hl lo onn tart not MitlHIamllnu I hlih lie lixt been jold In Mull Ktpitu In liH leipot I llr 1nndall wnn an 1 nnomnly ambeR the publle men of ourtltii i Jhlsiiin I onlr li I ioi tiei neil 1 on ito 1 tt oil itd that whilti the PInor portion of hU Inn t dlntii0 t I I l with hint I litlloxpd In bin lnteftit of 1 jitirpo o I thlnl himloiilh a rrnl niihllc IOKX Jy I Jo iluovvu inity hN death Is a ti tIlt cnnin I Them tvre n ntitnbur of Kentletuun ropri loulini Rome of the lirteu pulilMilui llrnis of the United States before lIoUHiJtoniinlltort oc lost Dlllepn and 1 lot IfrmiN Iniliv topu1 tet tai list the iiiiHtaBU ol th bill I Kiovldlnir i t I that nil putdlcntiouH purporlln II t bnlsiiul I IHI ni Irilorll periodical and lo niiliierlliir hit vliieh in nierclx Ink or UprlntH of look l uod cant liiein or In uartv i onml 01 iiuhciuiid silt bv tllisrlpllon ol othervle hal ln situ pit lo IIOMnot nt the rnu iin ribitt hv law tot third cln H mnllnr Thn lilll i hiKaren h been I r fa or i1 nlilv reported lo tho HOUR hi tile eomiulttoi1 Thoi repriserilud vvto Valrlck Kirrrlly of Now Ynrkiliy I tliaJW lcnil I I I liil I il ll hlniCom i pany Street A Hnijth llohort Itonners ron tin ieorco Munro lti Itt istli it Coiuiany t tin t J t pr rubllililne 1 Conipanr and Iho t 1 1 Collloi I Pti hlteli lag iii 01101 Mr i t 1n rt oil v wtte tho only Biealcei todm after wblih the piihjpvt wis laid aside until I VVeilnusdayoI next wucU Theio ID I moio trouble hrowlnu for Senator Hoar and Ink colluauiiui who aro prepaiins to pent MeoxrH Snndcr nnd iowors the llcpubli I cau contoutunt frni Monlnnn Tbo pnrty whip has licuu I loudlv I cracked but he caucus I iiuw have not htion applied und theio In likely I I to t I P eeute1 letonion noin I t tlp I KMIII old party when the tots on the admission of t hi ti contestant I tnkuii I tonmrnnv A u nol nuu bore I 010 lliiOU cit llcpiilillein Senutoisof I tins t I ftalo ol mind to I t havn nret oat oti lie t M IIIR I I of Stiflilets alIt lua irs hut set ti nl i r them hao I been coerced Into submission und will olo with their party rind nualnt their i onlvtlon i Senators anieror Woiiott and 1lumli aiothn I men who I 1 111 trill rot oto bo ti t I vii it Into line I but will withhold their votet when tiio question Is 1 titlt ou seating thu lletubliean con I testants i The llopubllcan member of the Yuys aid means Committee are weakening badly on their Tariff hill They promised faithfully to report I to the Hou e today but failed to do to They are alarmed at the nunicrouucom I plalntHof tho sugttr wen and other diMilTectod members and uiu dlspuBod to uinut them some concession1 They do not know vhiitti wny to tiun however rile sugar men win o helo lit iorco tills tnornliiic and wore heard ly I tho Uepuhllcau nietnborH In oerot tcsslon A II consequent o tho air Is I lllleil wlfli rumors of cbancea In the Hiicar HChpduloK Ono 01 thon i i I ttorlo in ibkt Iho outiiiliticezis hate at last do tided to pluej huuai on the fret list and 1 o I country vtdo I bounty lo bunluln Ihu industry m this i i Majoi McKinley Ino hlueolleaRues deny this

but admit that 1 compromise IB ninoni the poslblllne 1 hoy u ore In confoiumu until tiller mldiiluht latt nluht and hae lieon tiuid itf It lor mucy lioins toda A dolouulion of the sugar pluutcriof Louinlnnahaxe como for ward with tit o 11101101 I to ueciipt 1 bounty Hn nt llrtt propOKOd 1 It Is inttuied for llileen ours there aro two propositions on thin subject Mm Is 1 to keep A duty of onohulf cent per pound am glue a bounty oil cents tier Iouod Iho other is i to tako ul duty I sugar and ulo l bouniy of two cell per pound 1oimoily tho pioponlllon lorn ounty ill Il 1 not IK any 1111 t I I too urf1 which tlio bounty bliouhl It l paid lInt tlu ULar men feared that tho bountf would very soon be taken iom them I Tnidui the liepublicnns nto ncnin In con fe utn e at Mi or leKiney lo Lluu and tie ueutet I tUbIV is i tfiiiK lnoi uht to Puir to Induiothem I to I trHuilnhiiiar I men acliano I Tneio uit t Ion ninny ineiuiurs however whu are i inn atoll tiiz loi I tree I uinr that I lie m c tlllt tee tInt thcmsolvnx twKt tint doll and thn deco putt Ihij tinIest of tlxleen Hupuhllcaii mouibursol mite Iluuso atuuiht tho larti In erenu of the duty on can met wools Is I also hu IUK some eflect on the committee lUUreentailvn 1lower of Xcw Yotk present ed to tho U UK nnd Means oinmltieo today a statiiuent sighed bi tie leadlnc Jewoileis ol New I orl to tho elTeut that tile proposed 11 Ct ease ol lie duty on iVtlt i Put un ot diuinondH and other precious stones front li pe cent to Irocous 41 per out itnorer 1 Inc statesmanlike and will Send to foster f und advance the homo In dustry of euttliiL and poiialiitik tuoeloiis slue They recommend that uncutstoncs li l pine don the fro lift to oncournuo tho tail dnry trades I The committee actlni upon those titnteinentf lias increased the duty on cut

stonoii as recommended and placed the uncut ttiities OIl tbo trOt list Mr Marl In of Indiana today on behalf of the minority of the Com mitten on Invalid Ion clone Ruhmlttod a report on the Morrlll tIer vlcii 1enilon hill The report criticises tho nee riuaiillcatloiiHof the bill an being neither lesponslToto pubhe deinnnd nor in coinpllam with tbu reauests of tho veterans 1 eeiu hills tile retiort that tile bill Is I simply tbo out growth ol f BOIIIP real or supposed necessity to five what Is not nskod by the survlvons of tho war Instead of urnntinir them what they have nsked fornndexpoet Tbo mmoritjlurces that tho bill bo meodoC to ClnfOI m to tho popular wlsliirn of thin Union veterans that the age 1 Uiuiilleation bo vllmlnuted and the limit of service bu mado not exceed sIxtY days I Senator Camoiwn today Introdueod a scr vlcejeoBlon bill which hat been approved by I the ronnsylanlaSertlce Tension Absoelatlou It provides that all persons who sened in tho Into war shall receive I service pension or tH n mouth and In addition a tier e 00 tension of one cent for every days Borvlee Widows of these persona shall be entitled to a pension of 1J a month a I Collector 1rhnrdt nnd Mr Wpher fiuperln tondcnt of Iiumlunitlon at New York worn in B I consultation with Secretary ludrihi hind As Blstunt rocrolnrr TIehonor todny In rounrd to the t ansfer of the lmmliratlon Imblrois of that portfrom the Htntetotho Federal iiuthorl ties whlcli will bo mado on Haturduy the Huh leH Inst After that date nil immluinnts will Lo landed at the llaruo OfTIco until I permanent Ktntton can bo established on Fills Island Final instruction to that end wero Issued to dny und tile immigrants who land at Castle harden Friday next will be the last to use that historic bulldlnir Thin following Is tlm Hit of ppeaknr who will delivoruddrpMostnoulosvoftlieliitebamuelr Cox 01 IW ark 01 1IIInluv allot noon h8 tf Cuininlnus UNolll of lolinsyl vita I I llolmun 1 I IlankH Mills lltittorwoith liroeklnrldie of Kentucky iroavenorputhwaltn Dlandlluck nlew UDonnell McMillln liunnell McAdon Htone of Missouri Curuih Covert euler Washington Chlpmun Heard McClnmmy Tudor Malsb Gilford Iawler McCnrlhy and Turner of New York Mr Dorey of Nebraska today introduced a bill In the Ilnneo providing that tho money ie oulrod to be deposited with the United Stntoi Treasuret for tlio redemption of national lunik elimination shall Iu eoicred Into the Tiunsury and treated as luiids avnllituB for tim reduc tion of tbo publiciJult for eiirrent otiieuies of the iovernment All lunds uXIeU tho I Tronoury for me payment of matured debt and Interest due and unpaid 011 the public debt nhal he similarly treated Hereafter no funds available for the reduction of the public debt and for the redemption of the United States notes above the sum of IllOOUUOOO shall be roo tamed In the Treasury Mr McKinley of Ohio has presented In the House a resolution provldlnc tuit a statue III marble with a proper pedoHtul of the late Urn IlyRBOs K Orant tenJored hy tho National Knoiumimeut of tho Orund Army of tho lie public shall be received Bud erected m Utatu arr Hall In the Capitol Mr Cblrman of Michigan today Introduced In the Jlousa u bill which was referred to the Labor Committee providing that the provl don of ibo Kluhthour law shall apply to all laborers workmen and mechanics employed by contractor doing work for the Government Senator Kvarts by request U today Intro duced a bill appropriating 11171 to pay tbe legal representatives of the Captain and own ers of the ship Cadmus for loinox and expense of lirlnKlne ion Lafayette and suite to tho United mates an the nation guest in 16il Tfce Mam who Went Up with laekne Beady Co go Up Agate William Drown ploaced guilty to burglary at tbs KIMI Market Police heart ysiurday 1IYo yea ur tim srrnliJ before nked Jut tic Talntor Vu sir reiponaed Urora Im Ih man who walliDdeaBid In Boodle Aldermen Jaetine when lie was takes in dale prlion I weut nip for eliotesn meatiest Ibo lime for t nr liry lleieeilire McCormick of Ibo I nloii Vlsrlet lUllon ar I relied Drown Dot Jacob Fumraenaii Mnnijiy niciitlor breaklDf Into lirael Coleus dry anode store all IM aids strict steallUK foarleiu rolls of cloth The property was found m the pnumlon of the difeudaiii when they were arrlliod la tin intjle at 3ju KAII titus I lOll ttrlOL They wn IIII tor lrlalill dcllIll ot puuo ball tack i 0 I A Titinvta TO Mil 1lINDALL 111 Utrnt Hcrle si fat em Hecord I a a Minnie AilopUd II r 1IU Comxlllee WASHINGTON April 1Thmo 1 Hotisfl Com mittee on Appropriation nt a special meeting today adopted the following tribute to the memor of Ibo Into Conerossmnn Ilandall submitted by Mr reoKlurIdee of Kentucky i Utica the organization of the House of Iteproontnthcsof the Fortyfourth ConcroR Samii J Inndiill was lu lcned to tho Chair manship of this committee amid won In a Bin KO instlon of bin service an such Chairman Ilio nlirhsi rorittntlon Under his personal influence and lon erblp the nnnuul pxpoudl turen of tho orniuont wore reduced marl thlitv millions of ilollnrs not only without Im pilrlntf tlniolMpnoy of I nny bureau or dopait I inonl but actually to I tho betterment I of the pub lic set ice Ih I 1M single statement Ilomontmics tlio tory uient iitinlltlcs which ho roust hnvo iome id lo t linto nccompllshod such results V llDliiuiidit to I tho t illscbnrso of 1 his duties tho expel once or tw lvo ycais of service In the 1 House I I an lb ttfitl I I etc resolution tin Intrepid will croat and unfluBBlnK Industry and tin nc j jrcs u nnd miotliss integrity Ito made him sit i tim inaxtcr pf every department of Bovotn mont nnd hocntno absolutely familiar with nil tile iifwslllis of the public service It lni pjilmp lmim ilblo for any one In political I V intnpnlhv wllh tm executive department to have ittOhlt ml I bed thli reduction but hut I I I It fri wisely done hM boon proven I 1 br tile imt that the lenient 01 thu Hoi 10 or loth I pnrtlet huio rigorous I 11 l lhrr1 to the general ptliclplcs Im Inld l o ti n nnd sutHtniitlnlly to the t appro trill I hiS 10 I which he itavo liHRnnctloti It Is I I 1 orb it t5 IllIt tit hili too lIIuchlthut the hIm Ion or Mr Itandnll us theChalruian ol this commit too In iio t Hint hesulon ot tile Jorlriomlh i Conurpsx CII 0 vluor and bonn or victory to tho I I lie I III 01111 t In I tat I tl and exposed to tho t lioimb IN I nit partv tilt danceia u I vvhtch confrnntnd It Illrorvlirt ns hpnker In the I Forlyloiirth I onvllth und ortiflxlh ton resno OJi Ijlbtoil i ihu name liilrHphi on rage thu I sumo I mvstirv of tim ails and tot tiomial intPKiitv I As hulrman of thl is con nlItto In 108 Forty olLbtli i I ort ymt lit i tiatmul iii t let ii t nKresoOihe iiiiMrvou In I the HIUN I I Its cant t ol ol tint piib I II I purp Ito hiiporvlnory power over the ox Ititil Ito m us nr the lovornment I J Its pioper I Intltipnco In our uovutnmont of checlB and I bit I ut ntciu In Ids private Intercourse with hUcollencuns on tIe t iiinmitteo ho Wilt always pleasant euiiriui tot archil of the fseHuci of those with wliuiii ho nsooeiated tcnorousln hU praise 01 theli I t i Hun tilt i toll S to promote them und to I lilt e toeneh an opportunity for public I reputa tion Io thi I Vie uiuai it Lee were added u fit iii Iii ariti willi I I Hie rule of i arllamontarj pro edtire and li laity for leuturchlp on tile 1100 01 tho House whlih rendered It onsy for him to Hueceed in uarrvinc throiicli tile House thu bills vUikli under his supervision wuie prepnud lii I Iho committee It IB ext m tmei y mro thtit I theno iitialltlos are combined In i H sinulu individual tbat ho us IIII1AIr of pnrlla inetitan proccdurui and n meat pntllumont I art loader on the Moor t1o the blouse should ulo have Hint t oiroful I and painstaking i Indus try und wlllul and aKiirottdvu Integrity and I o mjileto IuouleilkO of all departmental I afTafi m wlilcti made him I pnslly I tho chief I of lie t eoilcniripn vTho sat with him round tho com I Ollttltl tllllll IiurIigttii the years In which he sorrel os lint i resentntlvo null ni incmliorof mis cnmnilt leo tiiui l never for one moment wostho ought eat surulcion that ho was In nny way connected with lilly olj Absolutely puru III his personal and PCI I lit t larv relation ho could nfToid to do irany thuiKs and to ubJect hlmitolf to much ripposlllon which otherwise would have been ImpoHlble 1IlInd all thnwoild knowthut he Was Invulnerable any iKT onnl attack I lnten ol partisan ns hew uv In his nature his OIlIIIIIn and bin hopee ho never permitted nny l iliiieronco Vf politlenl opinions Invade I tile pet hop il relations which lie burn to I hlh cot leiLuos on thin committee nor to color his n nsn of 1 justice to those with whom he nurvod Indued hN nn e of duty to the country I and I the flovurnmunt always controlled him as I Cualtinau of tIlls eunmttteo Ho lellood that I It wuniotho Intorcfct of tho lommon joople wltnoin retard to party that the expenditures fhould lo I Kept within tho iiicessitlii nf tho I I liovoninioii ant that nil reform was based upon n triet economy I II ti l therefore but tutu severest justice that wo who wete hN eollntiBuus and who are euiled to peifoim tho dutes which cero us I MII ed to I him should put on record our adml iition for Hi qualities which ihoevhlhlled III till I iithttlon 1 fur ito eonsplcuous mid In I riifeed littler which he tnvn to thH commit tee and our personal ulleetlon for him To Ion o who liae been nfsoelnled with him mound this table for year his death is n crlovonn sorrow to all It Inn I peronnl And yet then N I in this arid only prIde that In n liiiK InborioiiK and illustrious public service there is no wenknnis not one day for vihich Iinv OHM iiend oloslo nor cue act which ro iiuiroiixplnnntlon Ouch a public 1110 ii I full of I tot rim iii inn to m tliObO t who nru called to dis c liar puhliu m dutliK I nnd la nn exemplar niter which votiiic men may model t lie masotu no It istherefote I rcsolvud that this inlnuto bo cnteied upon tho t record of Iho t committo I I I that the Chairman I to I requested to transmit u copy ot it to t ill family I of our friend to whom ho will eprcB out Rympuihy In that sorrow which no liumnn affection can assuage A ttlie t mueiil request of n number of tho monboiscf f the llouno ItoproentativoOXiill of 1unnsylvania thin niornlnB called at the lesldemoot tho doivased ConurflHsrnnn to ns el main MTH liitndnlls wishes In regard to the funeral lonwonlos Theru was fin earnest d 0110 I i mi iou I part of the members that Ito funeral hould assume u national chnriictei anti that the ceremonies should 1 to ioebrited In I tho chaiuher I which has been the I seoul of i t tie lonll HtutpBtimnV duties nnd labors Mrs I htttmi1 nil while appreciating to the full I I the i Irlenilbliln and alTcction which InBtisalod Mr ONeills action nnd whllo belnc thankful to Mr Hanolllll8 colleagues for their desire to do him I honor decldud that the I oiliclnal pro crutnmn should he carried out 1101 Hint I tho coremonles should take place In church Tills Is in ite iris nee with I the wishes of Mr Itnndall I At a moetimof the Kxncutlve Comniltteo of lIe I Iulj I r UKueof tho I list rut of Columbii held today resolutions wire adopted eproi lvu ol their deep sorrow nt tho death of lionrcsen tntlvo llandnll whom they regard at one of the Bruat 4t liuuofuctnrs of worklrBmen that ever occupied a feat In Congress Among the telecrams of condolence received hy Mrs Ilandall todnv was the following from cx1resldent Cleveland Accpt my nicer ernipslhy In our great ft1ictlon snil Im l iBiirr Iht the Amrrlt pniite H Vti I rcinm lir with I uniliuiile the ilerotlua of your OintinKuUlie I hukbaiMl tu hut public dutleH Ill the list of honoraiy pall hearers sent out last inuht the I name of lIIII1I1 I sic Luen oral anamakir i wib accidentally omitted IJof llllt AUCllKll OV Tltlil This Clnvernnr of Murjli nd Declare the irava or Hlute Treimurcr Vetcunt ANNAPOLIH April 15Stcveti6on 1 Archer TroaBin or of Maryland did not appear for trial today on the cbnreo of mnlfennanco In offlce and embezlement of the Ktatn pccurltlsB He Wroto a letter to tho Governor saylnc My phivknl condition Is such as to make It Impos Blblo lot IDO to bo prusent nt Iho time named I ant WJllIIII however to waive nil rights which I mluht result by reason of my nonattendance and consent that a hearing may take place us If I wore personally present The trial then proceeded before the Governor A number ol wltuemoH were then juehtioned as to tbte correctness of their testimony given Lofoio tIm IcKlHhitlvo committee They rojillcd that It was correct A letter was then road from the counsel ot Mr Archer Bavlnit they neither consented to nor opposed any action of tile iovniiior I Jut Attorneyfionoral rend a brief state ment from tho I lovnrnor I fnyliiK bo had r viewed tilt tektlmotiy and declared theofllce of TruuHiiier vacant Oov Jnckson him nppnlntod Kdwln H Drown of jueen Anne county btnto Treasurer Ho In I n lawyer and brother of State tJClllltor John U Drown The Ilender Proprllcr Muko 10 Mllci nrt Hour Tho Bonder propeller Advfliicu which hnq boon puzzling boatmen on the Iuesalo for some time by Its paradoxical wheclB and eliibltlotjb ot speed was run from the Hohonstuin works in Newark to South Iliooklyn yesterday nod now lie at anchor near tile Atlantic Yncbt I Clubs hoiifo The run wns auntie aKnhmt wind und lido at the nitoof tun wiled ua hour und tbo bout la only JO loot long At Jtcriron Point while lying alongsIde a float a aught explosion occurred under the boiler breaking several pIpe connections and plco delaying the buut for three hours The Ilender wheels worked admirably and no fault could be found with anrthlne but the holler which will be taken out and renmced by one of a dif ferent modul An exhibition will lu made ou I bite harlem noon PunAmerican Cnnferetter WABHINOIOK April 15Tho 1anAmerl can Conference todar adopted the report of the Committee on Arbitration Chili did not vote and Mexico voted In the affirmative with a reservation as to certain articles of the pro posed ba ls of treaties The objectionable ar ticles were not specified The report of the Committee on Lztradltion was unto adopted Ibo I Conference odjournrd until tomorrow nliornonn vvhf n It is expected I Iho final fonsion wll ho liiid If this weather Is line 011 Thurs day the delegates will be taken to Mount Var lion on the United States ship Doipatob The acUoe salt of the pDralr wIll bI COil taoit JtIllu4ar at II A 10ada C Itching Skin Diseases Mcrnleheet every tght nitll the ekln was new Hoily rovared will eicatd like epoU otmartur An trial pdI Dltem tmmn cad panrlneli romttlmed Coaeulleel libvulcUBK U sate No hope at reeoTerr heetre ol CtlTICfHA KKMKllIEfl aire them obltlne iMMeelletta relief aed In Sire wreke Ie coMplcte ly enred Hkln now a clear as A hsthye N 23TI e ear wa e eted Kept 11 laRlaa4 U oeCred hr teller Fek l ID 110 Cured by Cuticura i I w I am aolnj to tell you of the entraordlnary enr your CUTICURA KKMEIIIKri performed on me About the III ot April last I noticed ODIO red pim ples like comlnc nut all over my body but thought n o thine of It until omo time later on when It betan 10 look like spots of mortar spoiled ou and which cam off In laytr ac rompanied wltli ltetiIn I r I would scratch erery night until I was raw tben the I 1 next nlglit Ilia ialea 1 ulne format mean while were scratched ort a r a I n In vain Mil I con unit all the doctoM In the country tat I nltliout aid i Vfter rlMnif up nil liopei of recovery I lurptntil to see mi silver Cuticura I I A hinle I application tf the CLIICURA RI1UI1IEII iliitanlly rctlevoH the moil aconlln ecrinns and llchliu iLIn dlicaiet mid point tu nirecJ perma nent and eouoinlial cure CLTIULKA the great thin cur Initantly allaje the mOlt onizln Itchinr and Inflammation shut 1 I the utile and scalp or at cry trace or dlwaie lienli ulcers and caret remorse rrnets auld scales nil reitorei tl t hair CUTIflRv SOAP the greatest of Uu purilleri and teautlllers It Indilpensable In treating ekln diieaiei and babY humora It pro ilucrs the whiten clearest tin and softeit limit I free from pimple pot or blemIsh CUTICUIIA nniOLVKNT tho new Mood and skin vuriner flIIRtLEil black l heidi red rough chapped and oily riiii skirt Ireventel by CUTICLKA hUAf llxment In the newspaper about your CLIU I RA lIKMtPlica and imrchaasd th4111 from my ilrucitlit and obtalnnt almost Immedlsls relief I began In nolle that the rcaly eruptions uradually dropped oR and dliaopeared one by one sad liar been fnlty cur 1 I had Ih dIscuss thirteen moQihk before I tecan taking the CUTlCtmAttKMIUIKK and In four or lye weeks was entirely cured My disease C ae enema and ttorUnle I rtomraeniled he UtTIUCIlA lltMKIUKH to all In my rklnll and I know ifs treat many who have taken them and thank me toy the knowledge ot them eipeclally mother who hare tibet with scaly Ariipllons on their heads and bodies I can not exrren In words mr thank lo yon Ity body was roTered with icalei and I wa an awfnl spectacle to bhold Sow my skin Is I as nIce and clear ss a baby oro rotnv Mrrntu win sept si l ion I confirm TOT cure of Kept 51 I IRS and cannot In word espren the lhanva I owe you for m great a kin remedy It Ii I without fall a lilenlng tu mankind I send you by mall to day my photograph llmt you may conlinu perform these great cures with your wonderful ClTUlItA HESIIUIbS IIhe eirneit diet ud with of your GEt COTI1V SinitRILI Wl V leb I 21 I li i Remedies greatest of humor remedloi cleanses the tuna of all Impurities and polnonous elements and thus removrg tile CArSy llncc the rUTIOlRA ItFMKDIhS cur aCer speclei or sKOidrlng humlllatlnr Itching burn lug tcAly and pimply dleeases of the skin scalp and blood with lots of hair and alt humors blotches crimp lions sores scaten and emits w hether simple scrofu Ion or coiitintoi when the teat phvulclaue and All other remedies lath SulJ 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U L 24 Myrtle AT ItoieTllle Neark X J FOR SALE A tool psytng express and trucking nnsl ansi 2 borne 1 truck and 1 wagon no reAsonaol oRerrefaied Apply to hENRY IIAKTHAN 5j let u room IS j OR KALK An extenilnn lop phaeton In 1100 ordiri JL seats tour L KA1HUK 1I Norfolk it FOIt SALK Light top platform spring wagon nearlr A new sell ehenp M West 42dsl Foil RALKWawn suitablo for any busineis Joe A Ksit lltn st I tinT AItltIVInA fine lot ot rhdiaghori end lionle 5 lultAb for polo and other prpI be sold hr Thursday nljtii AmerIcan Instllut Bnlldlnr e3d iu entrance on 21 aT S riilNKLINC TIHKtHRnd for prIce list and cats loitue W VVKhTEHrJELU A bO pateuteti sod makers 177 trlnc SL N1 S 1 iucsis two large Norman mares both In foal v LJ 214 Will Slit at near 7in ar idh tadtmit j WEST M END RIDING ACADEMY 13 141 and 143 West 12Mh It WM LADIEs K 1IKAN MUNIC PKUPRIKTOB RIIIK on Mondavi from 4 to 6 I at rUHIK JIUH1C RIME evet j Irlda evening from B to lu oclock P O2 II llATT MANAGER iTnAi PARK mniNo A CAD KMT Mt TBAININU AND UOAHUINd STAHLKS 7Th I AV FROM rBTII TO AOTII MTL KCU1AUM MAIIKI ON APPLICATIOn HAVeN At MAnhfHAII Tndlee and Mleeee Uldlnc habIt nON MtlltMrv School liulfornie BIO WENT icarn HT EQUE8THIAV OUTriTR Illustrated catalones free L4 WHITMAN SADDLIi CO 118Chamber FURNITURE I WE AXlE OFFERING HPECIAI IN 3OVCEMENTS TO CLoSE OUT A 2VVU BEE OF HinEBOABIIH JDEOBOOM SETH PARLOR MUITIS AND ODD PIECEfl OJP FVRNI1VBR THE BE DUtED PniCEM AT WHICH THH OOODH ARE MARKER CANNOT FAil TO MEET TilE APPBOVAl OP BVYEBN EXTRA INDUCEUKNTM IN JLINKa HVITADIE FOB COUNTRY FCO N I II I NO R J J HORNER CO Furniture Makere aid Importer I 61 63 and 65 West 23d Street l Adjoleleg Edna Mu NEW JERSEYS OPENING DAY BAnaB IEIN8 TH a iiAnmcAv jy rIlB VURUKXVKOFA ORKAt TllttOXO It wee a Very Easy Ban for the Blme mlarThe Trouble with the Telegraph fantpney Aejaeleri Jntlce Morrow K yVlelorr Oth r Goo fleece DI lleel llotwonn six nnd Boven UiotiMind persons roviHeJ the bright sunnhlno at the track of the New Jersey Jockey Club near Lllzabeth yesterday afternoon making the opening of the spring meeting of that organization a grand HICCC Paces that had not bom peso on a race course Inco last autumn were conspicuous on tho lawn In tile grand Hand betting ling and I paddock and ovortbody gladly noted the many Improvements made during the mooting and tho opinion that the club would have u largo meniuio of MHCCHS woe frooly voiced Tho Wvnioin Union Tolograpli Company had n I foico of forty odd of Its brightest young men lu nttrndnnco to got tlio returns of lie vailotis I ovoiits for tin pool roomn they Mipply but thoI Jockey Club nnd thin telegraph company ar rived nt nn understanding bolero tho races be gan nml tlio soung men saw tlio port iind drew n days toy i m the bargain Tho Wcslorn I tnlou have agreed not to furnish nny of tlio pity 10111 riiotns with returns duilng tho meet t ing and In eoiiFoiiuenco they will bo permitted to 10 liuMnoif on tlio track ni herotoforo I There me hundreds of rooms otltsido of Novr York city supplud and while tho lilbabeth I meeting prourpaGos tho city rooms will remain closed Should any open nnd post cdds ou events nt Elizabeth tho wire will bo cut nml thu iigroiinont violated In the pity yesterday aftornoou all time looms with tlio exception of 01ea ouH and Aliens were ilofod and theso I nliii cs leI shut nn altar din business for a verY short liiio lion inecKocrs leached thu track sosterduy thor weio handed this proirummu for tho tins In Sills but today thIngs will bo back in thou I Hccustotned irooc Sevontyllvo bookmak ers did u lively buslno In the ring und bnvnrnt moore wlio applied for stands were turned away there beltiK no ivom for thorn fciturlur Culdwoll durlnu the afternoon asked that tho club permit Juter Wulden to run hIs hortes on their track and Ciltiwood Mill Iavora carried tho whIte nnd red polka dots into second place during the afternoon AH tu tile lacltiu It HUB Ilr tcln6s worthy of uBherlnu In I the aason of 1SJO and tho most iutenso en thusiasm prevailed while tile events wero I bolnifdueided Thu event of thu day was the I Now Jersey Jockey Club Handicap which wont to John llullintts sturdy ropiosontutho Badge with scarcely tIle scmhlunco of a strugclo at the llnlh This same son of III Used IB n dnneerous homo In time Brooklyn Hundiinp judscd from tho form ho showed yesterduy his impost for tim Oravosond event eliiK l but IM pounds Hu was ridden very curulullr by Hamilton und ct course went to tile pot a warm favorite Castaway II and Turacon wero much admired amid Green Morris thought tIle latter could not run worse than second While at tim post Taracon kicked over tho fonco nnd must have wrenched his buck In some way as he was last from time full of the Han nml Showed no speed whatever Jock wen the opoiilni racobyaspuit at the llnlhh 3 0 lug Mack iatcliiue Warwick nuppinc Morris got lib levCIIKO in the second for which llnncomo nas ito ovorwholmliiK favorite His colt Judue Morrow ojiinst whoso chancuj three to one could ulwa s bo had pluyinc with bis opponents and cnllopiiiK homo ivri lengths Ueloie CIIITwood t i wlio ran sit rurieh nigl v well I hinuabridce tile threeyeaold btothor to Jvingstuii wns ilkht thoro at the end and will do bettor later on Itichurd Vim IJiuntNewton had u dump lu I fctoro for the hoys In tbe I lliinl lace his boiso Monmouth Tory heavily La kod wlDiduu clovoily from Clay Sioktoir but tho roal uood thine of thu day was isolation in the iwoyearold raco This colt is out ot ncrent male and ho had lieeii very hiirlily tiied by his young owner Andrew Thompeon Kveiy colonel man on tIlt tintk hud a plunuur down on the colt tno odds being 1Y to 1 nt the opening lnrly lllosaom tutu fuvcrlto titit sory mutmtclt below her form lIio lash m ace ul tutu huts ty a gift to Ihulihl IL Liii ill bxtthhcr tO 1otu tttthrlnc tIle P1SCO Jimit Vt oodiawn auto whIch Joiin MtillImls will own iit utd liaiiiro follow up hlr handicap lctnry whining tin tocond event on tIm clonlncdu W8S oil ehlbition It Is u very handsome hit of slur Miarlors Simmons tumid MoDowdll looklnt UH though thor bad unjoied thoir holIdays vero in the juduub stand iiu riKMi mIME For the openIng mnctu heck was a pronounced favorite JipstaD I und bum 3lorso belnc the t moot favored of the othoin Alter a lone delay at the post tIlt lot wtr sent awiy with v illauo Maid TretlP and lied Jlm In front Morlden and J X C brlnilni up tho rear lied Klin lushed to Hi front and showed the way to tho head of tie t stretch whcro UpstalT assumed i oinmand of f airalis I and at the fu i bug post upueuroi to bo wlnnlnc easil Dorl undor Mucks vicorous ridl c came strong on the outbide In tho last lull vards or so and gottlne up Woil a good race irorn TipstHlT bv u short bond Jim limy wn third eiv lengths away wIth Mertuien a cloiu fourth after gutting oft iocotid lust fiiTke f o of whu h ymo t i tecouti and 9 0 to IlilriJ fur ail ao nv furlun f P lcrn i m h c liecl 4 4 by Herlrain Addle hart ll SarI l o II I VnrrKmh i e TIUMT 4 IJI utt trvtrki j KererwytL blablfe b I h I lint llrny oifrU 1J4 iUreen J liunJn VHie tt ill Vipnili Irotle 1 colUIIsh J 1 O sum ii Uric nut heJ I Im liO0 ran lime l in v roil IlittniiAtaln Ircl te to I Tlpntnll and Sam Stnre cult li 4 to 1 Vterllrn 7 In I Jlni itray H to 1 ViiUkii M iaI i into l Treni uiol I Hfllndii li lu i Joldr h ona Ieil Klin eacli o to I 1 U l M to I Tim MroM HACK linncocas was pounded all over tho ring for the threeyearold event but good judges would have nothing but ludko Morrow for the winner Klngsbridue the brother to KingBlon was one cf the rank outshlers Iudgo Motrow ami Vucllnuo run head and hnad lo I the top of tho t hit titum Ilaticoeas trallinc I undor a pull Inco Hlmluhtciiedout tot hoiiio Judgu 1 Morrow romped away from IIIB opponunts and won with ridiculous ease hi I two lengths lltlwooti I I Bpioiid half a lenuth before I KlnuBbrldgn third Kancocns was whipped from the head of thn stretch to tlm furlong pole but be was iiovorablotOLet UP Iurie 5Ai of which ilfo to second anti 150 to third for tture ar old one mil n I MurrBe Iv c Juilir Morrow by VsxAbond Meonllilit I iH tWirwiuk 1 lettrVV Jtnnbr c Cliawioil IKI llamlltun J Ut per Brothers b c Kniveliril lUtMoeer t Uluuel Itancuiitk Mucilage anil The Abbeti aiao run ThIn I 401 Poet netllnitTn lu 7 nil lUncoaii aralnit Julie Norris Mol t I Ilinwoiid Ito I I vimuei LII to i Sin Ctlaim KliiiiirnJo ami The tiuteis cacti lion I rIhl ittimfl liter A very large llotd eamo to Ilio post for tile third event at six find ugb with Monmoutb a very liionnbly bred horse the favorllo Attar lasti due Ivlue Volt lay hiockton and riDrean hud cut out the work lu tile ilnal Inn long Taylor hustluU iloiiranutb turough tbo rui k and mowing down his Held In rarehorho style the son of Hplnawny won handily by a length fioui Clay Htoukton with King Volt third bitt a bond bofuio Golden Rod who ran a giidl race liutmitor WIt alT badly and closed Ill n lot ol ground and htovo Jorome who was Interfered with will do to remember Iluteix i 4 of C hit hflfiKiMcoiiil all fi0 tp tillrl selling allortMiiiel three quarter tif u mile K V hit nrinil i cli e vtoiiiiiotilli 5 by Mortemer Situ wsy u t i 4 I iuylor I llererwuL Sublet u in I lay Stockton 5 ItS lIter W l Italys b ir Kins I nit n IUJ CI Lambler t iiildeu lout Ierlcles rianler Not ullty Slots Je rome Alva WalUl ile Hit Time Stint Ilurcis Muiuber buertlior Count Luna CUttcr and America alto ran Time I 1114 Toil IlettlngAgaln Monmouth And Clay Stockton each 4 to I SteVe Jerome 5 lo li I I Iiireli 7 to I Ieri rIse 14 I to I llolJen hId jr I in t I Uurmt Lulls IS lo li I Mm Volt jito I dunlinlo I 1lanierjiilMiTrr l our eclnutnii I Vtuiit she Iliil i Time Amrira Iut tsr a lid So t htthi l catil ti itt I AVi mil NtrliiJ eachiuutol I TIIR NEW JIIIhKY JOKK fltn IIANIW AT liadgo ubtaway II and Tnragon weu fitn clot in tIlt order numed for ibo t handlniip wiiluh was tho luurth race nn tim card The others were nt long oIti with voiy few tiikern llomiropalhr took thu lead at the full of the lliig and with Castaway IL llurnslde and King Crab In clout attuudanco she piloted the Held for coven furjnugs iaragon bringing up tint rear and receiving llberuldoses of whip As they swung around thIn upper turn Badge noted up ou tIle outside followed by Uroy I IJawn on the InsIde and ns lionin oimthy Ilurnsldo nnd KdigCrubdropiied back boston the nico narrowed down to H threeforiifrod duel between lludge Cubtuway il and Urey Dawn llumllton keoi lnguwntohlul eye on either side always had lladeo In Iront and when hue wire was reached the liolmonl cast off was the oiibiest of winners two lengths be fore Orey Ouwo who very cleverly ridden by little Mcllonald beat Cattawuy IL haifa iengt for the place Qunboyue was a fair fourth The New Jersey Jockey Club Handicap a double event ewupssks off6 for each Domination to start la slther or both races the club lo add f tsJi I to Die tint race and Oh I Stub tu tile iccond traIt dlitanc for the fleet rice one mile and a furlong lecoud race cue mil sal a quusrier J itotllis h It laJge b by Tile ill IiedIaroou I hi II a mnitnit I Cotton A toyi zr II Ire lawn 5 ttA Mctonald J IteveiWyok Stallss b r Cumin It huts lteremti ii 000bOyns Multi ituseeli itng Cra 1urauo Iiomanopathy acid Hornsids slot ran Time I A7 Pout ltlnfAialiis IJalie II to 10 Castaway II 11 I toot Taraioa eie I Duabpya 14 to I ureyliawi 1

25 i to I King Crab M 10 I Martin Htniell10 to I llouiaopaih uuio 1 j iiu riPTii nacr Early lilflBBom was the choice of the talent for the tvvovcurolil rcramblo owing to hoi sicioriuut itt Clifton but a lot cf money ent into tho ring on Fnvorn and llotnilon the Intt named n goodkuoktng oht out of Col Miraciios dam Tlm lot acted very badly at the pant html they finally cot nwiiy to a fair ShIrt with the Avomlaio colt in front Thin ndvantuco ho inulntuinecl until half way home when Itotu lion ruvorn and lllichlniut lii8a drew out and in mm driving llnlsli in wlilcb llotatlon was very poorly ridden by Henilorsnn the colt won by iiiinck from 1iivorn with Highland Labs a very clout tliird and Headlight fourth rnrieSTiui f ii butt OUst to second and 60 to third for tao rearolds half a niPs A Thoniiiitons cit r itotntion by Icotherhill rau1la I Sfrague II t in llfiiJcrfon 1 Jeter VVittltushlk r laiora 113 VVarwicL 1 J A A t u Uorrnsbr r Illxhland Lass HJtK I Ut tleled 3 1 arly Illoviom Headlight llrzle Polly S Tendency hIlly A udaie colt Touript and Lucky Clover also ran Time thhM Poet Hcttluif Against larlr Koie 3tol Farora 4 lo I IleadlUM Mm Illgnlatld la 5 to I Rotation a to I itzie lu to 1 Tolly s Hi to I Avomlsla colt 21 to I Inndency nilr it 10 I i Tourist JUtol Lucky ciovr auto I Tug SIXTH HACK Tho Inion Htnbles plondlil younc mare lima II vvi nn oails on favorite for tho last race nml the result va never In doubt after the oiionlui furljiic Bergen taking the filly to the fnmt nmUni all the runninir and winnlne liy three lengths from Eon who wan Becond throughout Hudolnh would Imvo boon third had riynn ridaon out but Sllleck tinder the whip liuudod thp Toxan under the wire rnrsaivo or which hIll i second and tSO to third irlilng allow alien one mlie I flinT Maulii b f tina H 4 bjr John Harper Mt tIe Crit lMll ricii 1 Uwrr llrus li I inn 4 10MMoirl i Wi Pata cli it Mheck 4 114 punIer a ho al Arter Kudulnh And Lull Also ran Time I Vt Ioet Betting Three 10 1 on lime B cirslnet Eon t to 1 MIlecL u to 1 Itudoipht and fiblls ach miJ tom Entries for Elizabeth Toeluy H isnn ntliactive tird that Secretary Me Intyro otTers for Elizabeth today And one sure to bo productive of warm finishes and brisk speculation In the opening event Minuet may win with Extra Dry iu place The Dourbon and IJIc may do to euptiort for the second und money bet on Yandcrgrlftand Little Baro foot will hardly be thruwn away in the third The Groat Island Stakes for threeyearolds and upward should furnish a good race and tho ono that bouts St 1nrln nnd Golden Beet will have to run some at the finish Back should win tho fifth with Flambeau second Whllo tIm lust event lor twojcurold Is very open loung George and 1obtlloncO looking like thin host of the lot Those ate the ontrios and weights Pint RAO IuneS ii for maiden three rear old smut upward weights 10 pnulldkbelow Hie scale three inartrs of a mile toig lilac ill m I I oundi Marburg 111 I I Extra Dry Kyrlewin rn Joss i endall Vitality Architect Hrllllanteell fiht li 4 J 11 inlet and haste H I heiond liaie tree liamlliap pilrieuf KXII one the Eric no I Mirrento nri len I Iiooker Its The Bourbon 101 Cant lell no m Admiral a Third mOcelurs tl kl for three year old and up ward weights 11 pounds almre therule eelllngAllow Ancea three riiiarlercof a mile lelehou 1101 Konip HIT llemlarm Hit Vance IOJ Jlarrlluu 85 Sander grift 4j Mule Harefoot MI rourtli Iiao treat lilaml Stakes at Ui cacti with St I tesu added cOlITIS mile Hid a sixteenth ht Pane lull vtuclUire Ix lie in larchmoiit iolden Heel and M Inin t0 1 V llamlt t I sit Ten ilooker IOU I Iu pllclly H loMiin lii viHjKlenii MS Admiral Ml I trill Itace Ittrie ftn i fur nIt leo yenr nidi and up wAnt three quarter of Ainlie Uradford llv I Berk lilt Ilar 1H Tanner IIIH Iurle li 4 gaiuarla mum Sir VII linn IM Mulinony and Flainbiau Uu lisa Lasle lui flohemlan 10 i rautlna K Slath Krce lurrav for rolls Iwo years old half a mile Voting iienree lloltun la1 lleit nov Lord list rr outcry Avondaleoolt leitnuc and TerrlQr each lift FOUNt TilE LKJK WITU A C AX OLE Peoiile slid ThIng Badly Shaken Vp by She rxilo lon tbu1 Follovred Well HiiHkcll V Co mnuufncturora and Importers of Hhlrts occupy tlio fifth door of the Ironfront building 48 and 485 Broadway In tho millie of the mraenBO floor Is a jilatforiu with n railing around It i Here the clerlcnl work of the establishment IH don Yesterday raorninc plumbers ware at work around the platform fIxing the gas Pipes to give better lluht About noon they announced that they had finished their job and wore leaving when Mr Well smelled eacanlck ens and called them back One of the men put n lighted candle Into an npcraluio where ln supposed this leak wan and there WItS mi oxplosiou that startled all the tenants In tho btuiidtmig Tables chairs and typewriting machInes now about and persons In the Inunolliito vicinity were knoekwl down A ploco of flying typewriter struck William Ounn 23 yearn old of 215 Mulberry street In the face making a Bpvern BitMi bitdlo Irvlntr a copyist was thrown to tile floor Kpo wasnt hurl but badly tliockiMl Ilninbor lllliun Mierhan 41 years old of lilll Mulberry street had bin left ankle sprained A flIrt of f the platform wits torn tip end caught fire lmplo oes put out tile bluzo bolorii this 1 iro Department aiirninnued by un automatic signal airhod A larae uuinbor of girls who wuio working dlffcront parts of tho biilliUnx runhed lo the ttreot on Shearing the explosIon An ambulance carried Khoohan to the ht Via COIIIH HoHpitiil Miss Irvine and Gunu were able to eo to their homos The IJrui put their damage at f SOU The Apiillcmlot orihe WIdow Kagm Pealed Mr Kato H Erics the widow of the late Ooorne bngi recently mans an applloatlon to Hurro sate Abbott to set slide a decree made upon aflnsl ae counting of Edward K Kiijder and Lewis lluriL tie ncutorsof her husbands will llir caui for com plaint was that tIle siecutors had letllid the Interest of lur liuibsnd AI a urtner In the firm of f I W Hugs A Some for the sura of tlinoa which Amount she r celred sal now contends It was not all the was enti tled to and thAt the AllowAueea mad by mite executors for shrluksge m rtloei bad debIt to were too large The Burrogm has Juit lauded dewo Lu diolllon In which lucanclu lon he aye A vrry catefnl eiAmlnatlon of all the papers afflda Tits and accbunli submitted convInce me that thIs i e Illloner ba i oneludrd that ihe has male a ba 1 bargain In the oui roini a tInt ihe made and now after I lie drctuienf nainuel f huge neck to gut another opimr tututhy for couiteratlutm Her peiktou shows uon Its fat thai slit diit liar kuowitdge of the apparent Intereit of tier husband in the atolls of the tirm at the IIBS she accept the itlement and gar the release Th facts es prenl l seem tu in to fall liters of Proc IsiS any CragS upon the psudoser Tbe appUtaUg u duai d upon the merita 1MG 0 7TS IOttTAL CAllO F4 dolt An Attachment Put Vpon It bjr the Wllktn eest Pitpcr CosBpaiaiy coed then Wlthlri su BirtMlNoiiAM Cotta April 15ThIs morn Inc William Wilkinson of tho Brm of Wlllkln soo Bros A Co received n tolouram from A W Tonuy tho firms lawyer dated Washington to prepare attachment paporx for Albert Date K6lt the pofltalcard contractor whose factory li In Shelton Conn The attachment was placed on the factory printing presses card Block and printed cards Twentyfive millions of cards wore stored In the vaults and bold un der lock and key n local constable being placed In charge The factory was run all day with blinds drawn down at the windows and doors locked Mr Townsend Dneeetts rep resentative wanted to ship an order of cards but Wilkinson refused to allow them to bo shipped The attachment Is for 10000 and opinions vary as to whether there Is half that value in tho bulldluc The cause ol the at tachment Is unknown All the samples of cards forwarded by Wil kinson to Washington up to now have been rejected No report has boon received from tho last lot It Is known that the 150 tons of card stock ordered by Contractor Daegutt of tho Russell Paper Company Lawrence Mass under Instructions from PostmasterGeneral Wunamaker is about exhausted and the situ ation is such that immediate action of somo sort is necessary No intimation is given that a now order has been Issued to continue the Ituasell stock nor Is tIm Wilkinson Block yet accented The present crisis has apparently crown out of the situation or It may proceed from the annulment of Mr Doggetta contract which came near beIng peremptorily an nulled loss than thirty days ago Up to the time Mr Wilkinson visited Wash Incton four weeks ago and In company wit Mr Dacgett called on tho PostmasterGenera be bad only the Government sample to work thorn No formula was submitted In the pro i oiala and all that was asked was that the postal cards should ho 09 good as the sample Ibis was very indefinite On that visit how ever Mr Wllklnsuu hoard rood the formula by which the Government sample was made and the rullne that anything made by tiny I other formula would not produce the same stock Ilolnis quick of stir Mr Wilkinson I taught the formula Working under this for I mula Mr vvlllclnBon has produced some ham pies of stock the tensile strength of which has teen l far ahead of the Government sample anti the finish judged by experts has bean fully eaunl lo the sample Cards made from It write smoothly the Ink flows nicely and evenly upon them uud It is mieatlonablo If the heads of the department could themselves tell one from the other Tests wore made of the tensile strengtl of these cards compared with the Government sample and with tho stock supplied by the Hufjsell Paper Company who were tho makers of the sample The Governmeni sampio broke In the machine at 4b points Two samples taken promiscuously from the stock that baa been supplied by the lluesell Paper Company during the past thirty days did not show oven so great n stroimtb as this One broke nt 41 points amid tile other nt 44 The Wilkinson stock showed b7 points ol strength close ou to double tlmt of tIle Gov ernment sample Fairness toward Mr Wll ilnson ought to have secured to film tile con trfct nH a Permanency Mr Townsend was soon by a reporter this afternoon and questioned about the present state of nflnlrn He had little to any as lie bad 10 knowledge of the facts and had wired for netructlons Ho said that tilt factory was not closed this morning The blinds worn shut and doors locked to keep pnople out Ho said bore was nothing mom In the closing than ttlIi Mr Ddteotls I contract hIs sutil had not been annullednnd be felt suro It would not be llr lownnond I wile also asked whether Jlr Wilkinsons 1 snmplon had brun accepted Hn replied that they had not been that he vita uwaroof Ito felt euro that If they had been and Mr Daunutt bad knowledge of the fact ho would telegraph U Immediately Mr Town send salil ho bad no Inforiuatluu about the at uobment further thun It had bean laid Ho does not know thn muses that have led to It h I 1 11Mr Wilkinson bus oidernd the at tncliment reinovod and the keeper has been sent away Mr Uuituott la expected here in the morning Slrirr torpae Tuineil Over to Denmark Acting Collector Coucli says that n Coro nets afilces aro not roaulred In the case of Meyer tile murdered Dane whose corpse was tound on Monday bidden In a cask of plaster which lay In Appraisers stores Mr Couch referred the matter to Kecrotary Wlndom and received this telegram from Jlr TIchenor As Blatant Secretary of the Treasury Al requeil of Hicrrtarr of Side delIver task contain Ing ii t dy unknown mum per Ihugv ila la h II JJraein Danlih omul New Sort The corpse will lu delivered to the Danish runHtil odiiy Thin llmt stouinor to Coponhn Stun Is the Thlugvulln sailing ou April ai T loss It Is alsolutely necessary t eonusoof us compOKltlon to take photoBraiihs of the corpse to be used at the trial of this murderer Philip sen uud to bury the corpse itself the body will not be disturbed It Is urged that us there are no witnesses hereof the crime any die turbance II the body might Interfere with IU proper IdentllleatloD at Copenhagen amid that It ihould bi ieturn d jut its U arrived The ilutle paid on the cask nod contents under the clasultlcutlon of chemical com pound uuiotmtiug to I25 will Le remitted Voile V eulloae sad Tmeelera The Pollen CoinmlBslonrrri doei cloth ychter day tbat all vacations In the department shall be taken before Dec 31 They allotted ser geants ten tutu and roundsmen patrolmen and doormen seven days at full par To Oapt Brogan was granted forty dais vacation be ginning June 1 to go tu Ireland and forty days were granted to Sergeant Freers who AUhes togo to Germany IraiiHforir Jtoundmiien James Kane from Kant hlxtyfevvntb treet to yorkvllle Court Juracsi Hhleld from Vet Thirtieth street to 3ukt bixtytevenlh Ireol Ilutlreii Horgoant I 1 Lewiown of Delancey street station Itoundsman Mulifoon of Yorkvllle Court ia Ifolfnen Thomas Kernan of Fifth street and Ii l M Thompson of Old alp and Doorman Uo Camman cl Jut IJCti street t ItOXT I KirL VSUKIl UKLKNAP Compnny II or the Wnentjflr Regiment Ooee on Strike Company IJ Is the crark company of till Hovontyllrflt RegIment In Its rank are the best marksmen and every member Is an en thusiastic militiaman Throefourths of the men live north ot lintli street and the com pany has gained the name of the Harlem Company It has club rooms at 125th street and Seventh avenue Just now the men are In open revolt against tholr Captain Abel W Ilelknnp who was rn contly reinstated by Col Hopper after being re lieved from his command for nearly a year Most of the men declare they will never drill under Capt Belknap and will see the company disbanded first Tho trouble began in February 1880 when the men began to complain of Oipt Ilolknnpa arbitrary acts especially In the social organ ization of which ho was President 1110 leo ing grew to be so strong Hint at Col Hoppers reijuost a Hoard of Kxamlnntlonlwa appointed to Investigate the Cuttains conduct The Hoard reported that Cnpt lljlknap hud threat ened to reduce to the ranks men who Insisted on his putting motions of which the Captain disapproved nod leooramondcJ bU discharge MeantIme the Captain had boon holding the post of Inspector of Julie Practice on the Col onels staff to wlilvh ha WAS appointed on Mar JO laU Last hunduy Col Kopuer receive 4 word from AditGen Porter tlmt the liuard bad Illfgnlly inken upon itself lilt authority of a court and that Its findings store told On Monday nltoruoon at 3 1 o i luck Cal Hop per Issued tIle order which punstinml the Jnp tsiu There WItS to be n Imttuhon drill of Oinpanlos ji II and I on that owning ana Capt llelknap was on hand 10 laLo command Tho news ol the Inptulns romoriitlon leaked out and several mcrnlxjr of Company 11 via lonod themselves on tiits coiners around xingaere to warn their romraileo When the Ime for thu drill camo Corporal Jd llnKart Iltu only non omniUslonud ollhnr vrliOHhowed up announced to the Ijiitant tlmt there was one iOiiiniiB liiied ollvr and two men prcn enl The ruiiinlnlng i lKhty lImo kept away froth the armory and I unipany II via left out ol the drilL hero 1 IB la be unotlier battalion drill al the armory unit Monduynlcht In which ompany K participates but all tihe members con yotterdiiy say limy will stick lo their de termInation to boycott Capt Belktmp Ve would rathur see the company go to ileces said outs than see him beck ut the lend We are liable lo bo lined 5 apiece r our absence from each drill but thut noil uake any dlfTeionco1 tilt ilelknap keurs a drug clone on lithi l t street near Klghth avenue ll said yi toriir allirnoon that hiehmtul tin intsmitioii of renuninc and vva going right ahead tie If uotnlng lit I 15 upneueil if tile men loll the nompaiir I C would get recruit to liii their i laro lie WitS positive that two or three ringleader wire responsible for all the trouble lot hopper says that whatever happens the couipaujr Mill Deter be allowed to BO to tilocfs

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i 1II II a THE SUN WEDNESDAY APRIL 16 1890 8 A DAINTY LABOR GATHERING TIIK nia coitrxxnoir or JKL ran crunJ of tiiK ironKUta units Fair n maela who nl The e lTe TVfc t Ihn CtnhnAra 1or m How Their Are MnnHedH r hr I the Ienelerai d Iai rn by the Rank mat Flic A Great Ambl K l Cooper 11 l Iuat KTCII lnKAddre e 11 Mlaa Dodge nOIr Tho Association of Working Girls Hoclotlca hell tlin opcnlnc session of ono of the moat retuarKabe conventions on record yesterday afternoon In the AHBemtilr Hooms of the Metro politan Opora Hous Kteht hundred women merabets delceates and friends of tlie ISO elation occupied ovorr available seat In tho tucious room Bornethlnc Hko two hundred more stood about tbe aisles and crowded tntlia corridor llstenlns eagerly to tho proceedings Miss Oraco Dodea rroslded and with her on the plntform were the mombern of the Execu tive tumnilltso In chares of the Convention Mini Vlrelnla Totter Secret arr Mrs lllchard Irvtn Jr MrsOno par Urlswold Sirs ArchU Inll I Alexander Mies liebeccn F Morse and Jlhs Jano 1 1pttor This BBOClatlon of Working Girls Societies was formed In February 1884 with the follow IDC objects Tn eireoalhen to knit together and to protect tht II terolle of the leveral eocletlee Tn hold ineellnga wlieu IL reporta af tritiocletlei hal ho pronld and to maka mote fenerally known trelr aline and advantage To troniot the general adoption of the principle upon hli h the locletlee hare been formed To Icurolh lenrlcru by cooperation of rOd teach in lady rhoclu1 and lecluren Tu keep the iev eral looletlei tnlormtd of loch clanei A t ichrmee A r proved Talnnble li encourage and aulitln ttii eitubllibment of neir tor etlet o111 Tho association Is composed of throo bodies tho Now York association numbering twenty mo clubs Boston olebt clubs and Brooklyn elsvon Ihlladelphlu hns also most successful oclotles bonded br tho New Century Worklpg I womens iuild ant each of these various soci eties as well na others numborine 100 in nil lias Its roprosontallvo among tho dotocatos as semble I nt this ereat Convention whoso object Is tho dibcustlon of tho various interests of worUoK tlrls clubs tho promotion of a t roiicor bOld of sympathy among existing ItS th instruction ufthoso who nro orean llnl I now pocietlei ami th development of n1 liomcs and Ideas for the boncllt of work in i cirls flio object or purposo I of each Indlvldunl cuh or B ciety Is to command for working gult otipoitiiniiles for education and Improve I ment which tho majority of them have missed tbrouuh the n coPBly of becoming wneo earn ers when snircely mot tbnn vhlldron By ln111 numall monthly due tho rnomberu com mand poasant rooms that n opon ovorr niht for educational and social Leon liy terming classes and sharing the expense they obtain tho eorxlce of atoachorin tho various nrous branches which would be beyond tholi reach IndivHuallv and through club IIllnl aul throulh membership they aro associated as friends and colaborers with some ol tho t trouRiRt sweetest and most ciiltuud v onion of tin cites in whloh they re fide tlitoiich whoso olTorts In addition to tholr own tho Norklnu Romans Club Is not ouly a losjlbllity but a llvlne reality whosa far reaching effects are difficult to determine Immediately alter the inner II Miss lioaeo omi word of uicutloi fioui Irs Irvin the uls worlb lesion becan on What Is a Working Ulrla booioly and How to Start One Mrs Mary htorrj llmnes of Brooklyn and Mhs Helen lielln of New fork read uauora emboiluiiu the Idea of tbo rent already gixou and doullng with a practical wlmlom born of lonn experience on tbo question of Roltjntc roonih furnlslihiB thor 01 onlug meetings and tha necessary routine work of club life Mist ldtth M 1 Hones of Boston followed with name practical suirccstlons on How to rone an Intelligent Intorust In niotuborH in their ao cloty w hlfh maila a point of oiiunl riubts ali remionslbllitles for all club membora us tlie BOCiOtiO chief mounaot rually intoiestlng them In tho Ml1 lano 1 Totter read an lntoro tinc paper on How a hOdoty may become toIIsuiUOrt ina and tho collection of iluoa Thin MR anotlinr club member tahl late Is indeid n loy tloklisli Biibjoot for almost IIH iniinv methodhof procedure must bo Invented for dealing with tbo It1 rout dispositions In I tl I h l at tlicru ur nninberK on UH club Hot tonio muit bo treated very ttrlctly while I Uri woull take righteous olTtnce at RUIII niury niumuro Many urn curoless some are naturally irntirovldont but under noelrcum Huncoii must I mouihor imauino that croum Isltopd by not ktvpliiu up the ducn or that cluU will nnmliorouo ineinber less Jbealui of ory hociotv imubt to bo ami In many cases It I Holfhiiinioitlui but tho lilcli I n ntb In New York renler the probleui particularly dllllcult In thUcltj MUB Oraco Dodco fnld of Practical Talka and bolr function that club lite grow from and orlilnatHil in talks on matters of Import ance In dally lilf i bat tn this ago when nnwe I ipTB anil Imokit carry touiuj of thought to tin virkers In factory or Hboi tbo bun mun ni d women hivi little time to develop thought or to formulitto Idias and little opportuuitr to IIIf tin in and that oui olub tqunibur hud 111 nln was glad to join tbe club just to talk ciit tlilngMas Hhe never bad holore Their oljeot In to dlHCUHfl plain eeryday matt rn to liliig beautiful meaning Into duly dutlo to diivelop bettor nn H of porformlng tlitjni to pi I nnutheu cbnrai ter and to proptr for the piobahlo motherhood and vlfehood of tbo uit ure Ihetoiilcsthus illscuBBCil form the sub ject of thought anil lonveisution thiough tha I orlmt I duyB that follow Health dies lawH of cltieH and talen oanticially those relating to tiirniijH IIOUSLH and factories graniluur of noniaiib od her t nniTH and poHBlUllltlos and tlie lioiOr 1 iiiitIoiiH of purity and bonulyof ilia nctcr I ho leador pieent the topic dull I ctliolliHt flltoon minute tho memLera ills UHI It tho following ijunrterof an hour and tbo leader gather up tho thoughts again con luslwl presKutliiLtbem In Buliubk oiiciice I ho topics aro choten by tbo inomberH thrm Hiivt s lri iiuuiitl and iholr dlBiUKBlon tenda to mvn hiuhor Mcas of the power of womanhood the 1 gidt ol labor and the Inn oitance of tbe Inrt I tliu iicli life however obicuio plays In thohistory of the world In I vvoidto teach inch niombur to btcome mliUriflH of horfolf linn very InttreBting featuriiof tho senslon was tbo leading If tluoo minute pni ers writ ten bj rlub mum I or and lontaltilnc bright pirtlninlnuggeoliuns U13ClHbuJ and Ideas on thu touios U13CUbul Tit FVhMNO MnKlISd Tbo pillars In Cooper Union Hall worn trimmed last night wnb fcstoona of pink and oliio lilno and ulher white and gold and ant UI dunipath their aichcft crowded and hurried hundreds of tcunrn with bltH of conespondlng color llulturing Irom bodice and jacket Ihvra IIm thu Hcailet girls of tho thlrlyelghth tieet Uubcltitttorlug around the great gleam iiiuientral pillar ol red tbo Mlegroeo and 1llk I girls ol tho lloboktm InduntrUI hooloty tbti iiluo ilrls 1 uiliavor bociot the white vorklng llriH1 lrogre 6slv hocloty the wile beuind btrwt orkliut llrlrt Socioty the blue 111111 1 rospoit llolvhts lub the rod whlto and blue olumblii Working Olrla hociety tliH t cardinal and pink Illrury Asuociatlon ot nll 111 1Irury oclatul lonkiiH tho link and blue Ivy flub tin purple and fold I ndeavor Club of Kita bothport the Iron and Bllvnr Far and Near 111 orklng illilH suclot the whlto ana yellow IroMMiPt Hill Working dlrl Huhty the wblto and yellow Lntorprl o i lub tho old aold trliiion iiud white Neighborhood ole ole tlm tho Trmitoii orkingiilrlK1 hocloty tbo ylliw McadfaKt oikmg Girls hociety tho Pink rulel I Lliib of JirseyCUy and the vlo let prxiiiir llrlh Mutual Ilenellt hodoiy nil Ktavitatlngti ward tho particular pillar which dlujlayo then own lolmo 1alms nodded aguluut the national I colors draped noddet tooned aboutiuij aboviUhnplutlormoiiddewy roaeshung In fragrant frlngot from Ilt read ing desk The niUHlc ol lundorH onheBtra throbbed and url through tbo nBHule a hum of inoiiy voices until ut last every sout was filled I he platform wu crowded with wlsllo I Idutorm lb deleuuteH a border of women stoid wih four d op all about the rOIl and crovdrd lu tbo open doorwayo and m the centre of all nulling and nerone Mlm 1 Grace Dodge llio rlce founder ol tbe llrat wi rkmg girls iluli and 1 iitd rettreeu of f the asBoclutlon Uruck her little Ivury mallet on the ronofrlugod tublo ami order came out of chaos tfrlnlol lh w Knost worda of supplication and 1 worls lcaton thankBglvlag tu thu Uivlne power which bad trohpiiit this wondenul work Mlaa Uodge IBs Uodle opened tbi the Beyond Befalon of the great tonventlon of omaiiB Club iho ocCBHlon waHtho regular annual meeting of tbo Nnw jork Aofcoclatlon which had etll the con 11 I 11 10 Ol eiitlonofoiiulilecluU to nsialin the cele brutlon of the tilth annlver urj of their Ilth 11nherur organ 1 lallnn Whou ttie prayor won finished tho wienie was In ken b thu volcm of bundroda fllllrls onl hI lulJVY unlsoni slnllul Ihl lunilrols 1 Efl n ali braillaud 1 hplr l cheerful beam w i I I no our work ror 1lttur I I Ie o 1 ll r ouJ da a 8UI w II Inl Iurd 01101 koowlnlaU ork I bI rllllaod It 1 Li a onde Jf ro in ry IT lienrt u nv MI work ion iher inonh we eeem apart KiiuUrYh1 I 0 08 olhoulh w apar U rrt KI u lllbur lur lin flUert I uaki ur tmrdti W rlbtb bloflvln WenJitiip all our palki t 1M IOIItb Vi IIIU i WI U W u4a and lliVert aland land har nt ca dl o cur rak wtu claplo l l tand In I Uatdljr wa Iho oho ol tho long liuahod I wben UII Ddle bsan the Ialnl of the an nual roport lud I slvei the General Council great pleasur to welooma you at our sixth annual meeting nod to coneratulatn you that I U being held In I connection with the first convention of Working Girls uoolotles frt Cononlol ot cooperation and oiKanlratlnii In all claspea or lift women ate rlalng and securing by menns of cooperation opportunities for ad vancement and toclal lntcrrour e never before dreumed of Orcnnlnd clubs with missionary Interest pbllantbroplcal elTortfl for advance ment of women literary and Koclnl alno a nucleus of thought or for tha development of VSlotlfnro continually rlslngrom tho30ii000 I of thoWoninnBTemperanooXnlon thoinoWO Telll rlO I IlO11 hlngn Daugbtere to the email committee of mo or nix who unite to smnl In their own Lnurrli the spread of tho good work I vo busy womon and girls aro not far be hind our 8lBtlors an In Instanced tonight 110 f oarangown held our annual mooting when as Individual societies wo orgnnbed Into a I general association with tho object to Unit I toward cooperation At that mooting we bad only duo members ton regular alt two hon orary societies Tonight nt our hlxtb annual mooting wo but o eighteen aocletlen and eight loclotos IHlollht honorary meinbcrg In our association and wolcorao delegates from about fifty societies HovontyUvo cooperative societies banded together to eecuio for Individual members moral social and Intnllootunl advancement Intniootunilulvancolelt Our larger clubs number some Jiiil memberi each and the smaller have at leapt thirty members Tho ilassos taught Include cook ing embrotdeiy cIsOS Bowing mimlo mllll nory Btcnogruphy Ourmnn first aid to tlm In jurod and Ihero nro two or threu for lllblo Jblo study Practical tnlkn and liduros aro given In fifteen societies orno of tho most valuable bblng thoM on nbyslcal development of women by fir Mary Alien I is dlfllcult to eotlmato tbo nvoragnat fstmntn tonJanco but ont club gives 1123J and a smaller club 11210 average attondanco Uur nornle llr aim Is toward selfmipport nut wo congratu Into certain soolotlea upon approximating olonely to I Tho most beautiful work of tho clubs ID that accomplished for tho bonollt of Bomo one outsldo thoorgnnlatlon 1rcsentn mads for cblldrou nt Christmas the Uariols tilled with usoful and ticedod arttulos to bo 10 Itlvon away bonpllalR IMted I and Itosolvo clubs formed toLoud a Hand wherever op portunity oners In four societies Three 1 I clrclos havo been started for tho ilevolopment of I moro oarnest 1eiseveranio typo of womanhood ond riousantno Inking tho motto Iurity Tho auxiliary socbtv which baa boon or caniod to receive legally the gifts which tlm tlemral ouncll wore powerless to hold his already beon prosonted with Miller 1laco a cummer bomewhent at modlum rates working woman spend tholr vacation and J1HW from vlcatol tho Noting Women Aid Society foi the inir toe of erecting another holiday houso on 1111r It I Miler proportv Hie work of tho society In cludes also tho management of tho concerts at Cooper I nlon Hall two of whlih have alreu ly f It 11 110 I ha i been very BUCcossluIlT carrlml out ohopo tii start n journal which shall bo tbo iircim of our eolot hen tho convention closes wo hope al o tooiuanlro a II cn1lol nll 1 branch for the jouni brides wives and motheiswliowero loiinprly club members And when we have tlm vvlvos mothers and babies all enrolled wo shall hoi o still further that tho brothera and voune husbands shall unite andcoporutovvlth UH in developing moans for selfculture ami a hluher life In saving eood nlcht to vou all 1 can hitrdlv do bettor tbau clui sou the Now 1 ears motto ot Truth 1atlonco Cournuo lovo and to wish for vou all that wo jnuy erow moro and moiu In trno loyaltv to onch dther and may tint oursoheB with tho help of ant III tho Heavenly Father nobler truer Btroneor lon enilowed wlih ull purity of diameter Mra 1 K I Holmaii of the Now Vorkluu Wotrns Oulld of Philadelphia In the abseueo of Mri Turner eavo KreotliiB t tho New lork iiBsocintlon whnao hopes and alms wero ono with tho Koolit she ruprusonttxL Miss E S Howes Ilioctioss of thn Boson omans Association creeled Iho association in tho name of the oruaniutlon for which she IIt lamo Ilo Bpoke und said that tho mutual dlficunal in of t lolr methods and mistakes and uirn sos nletllI 11 Inrroaos would bolp them all to do eocd deeds which should innto life m hor and eooduess moro possible for hundred of othor women Jim ilayues rresluent ol tno lirooklyn as sociation roi ortcd a new holldav houso for which their momberB wero busily employed In making all manner of useiul and ornumontal articles and piopheslod as a future for work associated Ing w omen work a clubs 1 puwoi and an Inlluonco in Tho club sang their sonc in answer each with a certain amount of Imlnpondonco as to time and tuno tbat was hardly conduclvo to harmony but with a hoarty good will arid en thusiasm that ruudo atuoiids Tit Brooklyn Association Club bang 0010 inur life ro you but a Mretcli of toilpnu yeara Imug rB all tit joy and blet li inan feur V iu are looklnir I In on tour uirn finull lint intent Lntnludful bent quite of llhI8 Lrttftit ou inert elf pity V et but onro look out and non minI lelf abnr e Iar the letroli nweet lauitlit L cjarlt ant Lute 1 earn PtHltll lion blessed tlioxi who lu Ills name ready Br wurl lao and deed to all trho need to try to Lend a MA11ION HAKHSs APUntSS Mrs E 1 Terhuno Marlon Hnrlandi fol lowed with an address in on tbo Co tperntlon and irganlatlon Amongouien fortbollutld mOII Imr tI of Homes 1 bo nomo is I to tho nation aim nil w hot thn ark waa to tho drowned old world Hear rles tho hope of humanity in It From this thouglit we may i onlldiiitly PUPS to the advantages of cooperation and organisation tages coiIorutll 11 orlmlznlou among women for the building up of hOI Hume and woman are words that go naturallr together gether as cup and uucer or hook and e j v hen you HOI arato thorn you spoil the harmnny Men Bay thero lire threo things a woman annot do carry an umbrella on I wut day pharpun 1 poiicil or throw I Mono I asked i oliegii Ioy I why and he 1 said ho MIPPIMMI tlny coiildn t becnua thHY vveien I bin t that vi u Hit wo can go on in ill our umbul as and whittling ptnill points ard toBHlng instead of Hinging pebbles while wo aro fad tiro In tho knowlcdgu that nil men who cvorvvoru beards from Adain Alnm to llonjuuln Harrison never buvo and never can iniiko a homo U boy try It In uhantles quarters apartmiitfl rind oven palaces but ft woman with a baby iud a broom could make a bettor home out of I t goods box not up on one ond than a man could out of any nil theto thlnus Men or 11 In nro olten Intolerant of womon s clubs and gool man grow uneanctllledlv blink in the iacoand tai nally loud of oico lu Ihmr lomlomnation Hut society Is hull upon and maintained by mu tual helpfulness llio woman who gathers and brings nothing from without In ihe I shapn of experience coimnol or irouoial Imreane of kn wloilgeand stiongtb tur the improvement of her homo llndn her tYI In the dull riall whoso hoiiso la constructed proclioly iiron tho pattern of her Vt greatot grandmother Hhe apenda all tho time hho Isnt pollxhlng up her thell In touching ull tie little snails to polish 1 In just the way Itlo does Womon neod the wholesome comlnc together of club lifetho combination comllnltol for the common good tho 1 lay of mild upon mint tho tilling of empty buckets from the brimming full onot and nbo who needs It moit Is tho woman who works tho hardest How evoi well 1 woman may lovo her dally work tho rut In wbli b shn riuia 1 ecomcri HO deep nha can hardly SDK over It Men call the longing for change fOI f tbo boaton truck a doiro for gaddinu and gossipping Hie spirit of tho wouiaua club Is directly opposed to gossip OPIO for tbo cure for gossip is culture 1181ho I club supplies culture ot mind lniirt and taste t To rest u tired working girl or woman with g OHS 11 IB llko feeding hor with cheap candy when sbo needs good teofsteak and biead What kind of I wlln can a girl mako who never thinks of anything but her trade hor clothos and horbulff imptyhoaded wives who can talk of nothing that IntenihtB an Intelligent responsible for thro fourtb telligent man are rosl Islllo tellolt drunkenness and unfaltbfulneiB that makes boll ot homos rou who aro familiar 1010s with tho streets containing tho houscm of wih vvorklngmon know tho tvpoof woman I IWII hOI when tbo wedding llnory wears out sho goea about In tattered garments tollarless neckdlbbovelled treafios Bitting nlrolusbly dlbhololul her elbown I on hor kueon or nurulng wih children od bolp thuin and nurslli ntr Ulr chlerol oe anl Tit inEsiDKvr or BoitoHta BIKAKF Mrs Ella Met7 Clymer tho IrpMilent of So roslaand represontatlvo of tho Hderatlon of WomanB lub which lioldn Ita convention next neok then garo tbo history of the found ing of Horosis tho ilrt woman a club and of ItB progreHB until lu majority WIB lolobratod by tho uouvocutlon of cubs In1 your out of vvhlditho 1odeialioii grew Tho object of the Federation which calls Ita ruproentatlvej from all paita of tbe nlon lu that we may know 1010 pnlB of iho woman of thn routh and tho woman of the far uit and Ibo last because the more wo know thn moro wo shall Und to luvo and adrnlroun and Blind typify in our unity the mlrlUml unityof thoHOCocalleil 1 nllod htatos Jhu Jcrd dlaclpllnoa us In dllTertint wars omit with hard labor some with deep corn w and Homo with even too much pri cperlty Now what vta wnnt la to bring together tho ex purlencea vrbl h each of tlie o give us In dlf ierontwu B and help eaili other will them Theroa enough joy In tbo world to go round just as there Is enough bread If It Is only ap portioned arleht among us and club life will hijlp us got truer deeper idea of each others neeijB and how to supply them sUfIY Mm i urgorvon of Iondon cavo n greeting from the Kncllhh and Kcottlfehlcluhs which Hbo rui resent and then tbe words of Iho I national atithom lul from the hundreds of I throats In the crowded mom a tho session closed promptly at Ui according to MUa Dndgnsln vnrlabe rule And tbo girl dub ninmborsos cured ouch other hom with a new all ilropor hours purpose of toil and hope to brighten tbo morruwa Dm morning sejslon of tho Convention begins today ut If oi lock In the onlnton rooms of the Metropolitan Opera HOUHO when pal era will be read and methods dlscuBsml pertaining to the wok which from Its humblo beginning baa alreudy attained such a bound Ions purpotu und gigantic proportions tOO 111 Vont tb Ilchlliour JUuy The Iralors Union numbering about 2500 moo lajr itiey will want aoork day ot elubt houti at 0 cent ao boor after Mart Th framera many of wboui au Otruana ar tlmDjrly Imprekneil l h ttia roMMllr roranelitilhour work 4ay Tdiir are work in I It DDun at prtunt EVENT BbYOND THE OCEAN cjrwrra BPKKCII O AFFAIR or STATE BrOlIl ArlIWYAL ninmiirck Won be MllcBt Hpcctntop 01 JET Bt K lB Ofttnt nemiw to flmrt Hoclaltatla ProcrekmMa oa Llo D HrliLlK April lThl Prussian Dlot was opened today br Chancellor von Caprlvl In I hIs speech ho Bald It IB not my Intention to announce the Governments programme but having hitherto held Aloof from political life I now wish to speak I few Tforda In order to ap proach you personally Tho Chancellor then referred to tho Impor tant position which had beon hold by Prince Bismarck aud expressed tbo hope that In the future tbo empire would continue secure Tho odlllco of tho Htato he Bald was cemented firm ly enough to resist wild and weather More over the noblo personality of tbe young mon arch had already manifested Itself at homo and abroad Ho atnrmed his undying belief in tbe future of Prussia and of the O or man tmplro resting on Prussias ehoulders Both for a long tlnio to come would be I historical necessity Both could anticipate the future full of hope 1 bo lmperor hal said that bis course would remain tho same Tbo Inauguration of a now era was therefore not to be expected although 1 more harmonious solidarity would be mani fest among tie members of tho Dlot In conclusion Us Chancellor said ho would allow tbo wldeit BCOPO to practical criticism I and would adopt what was good whenever It was found He would cooperate with all per bons having at heart tho Interests ol Prussia aud aiming to foster tho monarchic fooling In 1runslaond tho national fooling throughout tbeomplro cheers J Iho sieocb was received with general ap I proval by tho Chajiiber llorr von Heunn a member of the Itlght Centre went to tho Min I isterial bench at the conclusion of the speech and shook hands with the Chancellor llerr hnn19 Chnncolor lllekort a Vrolsslnnlge loader expressed satin faitlon with 1 tho general tenor of tho B sat and said ho trusted that tho Government would concoilo a reform In taxation HU party ho declarod would continue to defend the consti contnuo

tutional State svstnm Ir Wind thorst declarod that tho Centrists insisted upon tho roistabllshment of the rela tions between Church aud Mate which existed beforo tho Kultiirkamrf Ho complained of maladministration In the 1nbllo Worship De partment and demanded ndbnronco to 1 pro tectionist policy In economic maters AnOlt ISltVKS AllllOAD The Hot l Inane Mnnlfcllo on the JUubor I mOBPtratlon IlritMK Ajirll 15ho Volkslttatt pub lishes I manifesto which was decided upon at n meeting of Socialist delegates hold at Hullo ou Sunday lust I unanimously recommends I tho observance of May 1 as a general labor demonstration day provided tha workmen do I not conio into collision with tbe police The demonstration It suya ought to take the form of I day of ratt Meetings bliould also be hold to urea the es tablishment ot an eight hours worklnl day and to organize petitions for presentation to the Helchstag asking tbo enactment of an olght houraJaw Iho manifesto further says that aftor the Intorlos achieved by the Hoclnl Its nt the recent elections It Is not necessary to bold a public review All tho hoclallat membors of the Ilelchstag except ono who Is In prison have signed 1 mnu Ito In which they urgently appeal to the workmen to avoid conlllcta wit the authori ties blob they declare are hoped for by tho I bourgeoisie ESSA April li A strlkn has bsgunlntho large collieries of Count U llcrok Tbo strikers forced a number of men employed In other mine to join thor Tho authorities doom tho Bltuatlon so menacing ttiat they havo called caled out the 10nacnl LONDON April 18 Tho societies which aro alllllated with the London Trades Council have wih t declarod themselves in favor of an eighthour working day without stipulating tbo method Bt tlo ulatnl to bo follow od to attain It 1 hoy havo also de cided May 1 not to holt a labor demonstration on EJlS KXIEU1T1OX lie l FltllnB Out Ilia Parly for the March to the Lakeai ZANIIIUI April 15 Additional porters to tho number of 2GO have left hero to join the ruiavan which Kmln Pasha is fitting out at Itagamoyo for his expedition Into tho Interior Major lBRmann is equipping flvo other cara vans one of which It is Intended shall proceed to the country north of Iuko Tanganyika Uun IV April 15Tho unma tritutig to day publishes a communication which catno Indirectly rom Imln Iahha He says that when ho I loft tho equatorial provinco with Stanloj ho waa accompanied by a fow BolihoiH onlj but this WIH becnuso tb time llxed br htanloy for lon la wan too brio to nl ovv tho men to be n nllrited Iiulllo remained in the bands II tlm 1 z i tianswhen Imln 1 left i VNSM April I1 Sir Stanley will start for I Purls on Ibuifeday next JJlSJIAltlK I lIP 4 1AULTFIHDKII lie 1V111 IlnMCTer Cuniraent on AflTiklr ben the Spirit 3Iavel Him IlAMnuna April llThu Hamburger AarinrAr that Prince Hlsmarck Xarllcom says IsDarck does not intend to nssumu the attitude of a fault finder toward tho Government although be vrill not refrain from expressing his views on momentous occasions Tho Aurllt fiiiian Gazette publishes n loiter from Irlnco Bismarck dated rlodrlchsrube April 14 In which the Irlnco baya On tho01 caIon of my reHlgnIng tho ole of Imperial I hancellor und on the oicaslon of tho nnnl verary of my birthday I roielvadalnrgenum 1 or of hvmputhotlo messages from friends tn tbo omplio and abroad It Is Impossible lls ac cordance with tho debiro of my heart to an swor thoso ninsxagoa eoparately and I there fore rerjuest tho writers to accept my Blncorest thanks through tbU medium Till Vl ASlA CANAL BI lOBclilcoart lloen Not ConaMer 1 Con pletlOB Inpoa lble PATHS April IIAt the Pftnnma Cnnnl lot tery dravvlns today M Monchlcourt the llquldatory announced tbat tbe report of tho Committee of Inquiry would soon bo published but he tlhl thoro could bo no auoatlon of ar robtlntr the liquidation In order to form a now company to complete tbo canal tho past must be clearly repaired A now company adminis tered hj mun of Ilrm character and Integrity with tbo work under tbe direction of practical ptclcu mon diuld alnno Inspire confidence Ho did not cpnHldor tbo completion of thl canal Im possiblp Ihefinancial support which bad al ready peon obtained would powerlully assist tho work when the iltuatlon had been accu rately dollnod by ttio committee1 report A Iulr I Ilrlber Arrclied fT PKTEusiiuitri April 15A jounpr and I beautiful girl baa boon arrested hero for an attempt to bribe a general staff clerk to obtain a parents copy of also tbo havo new mobilization been arrested iicbemo They Her aro charged with taint agenta of u foreign power aindtld I UurkBen IWII April 15 AI1 cHorts to extln cuiah the fire which broke out in the Madrid gas works last night have proved unavailing and tbo lira la still burning The city d on tbo works for Its supply of gas and tonight it will bo without gas as It wan lost night I I Tun Aacelua I IB Moitrcul T OST U Apt II Irj JhoHecrotnryof the Art Association has left for Now York to Inter view tbo Art Association of that city the nomi nal proprietors of Ttio Augelus with the ob ject of making arrangements to exhibit the piituro lu tho Art Uollery lu this city A Ireat Iltmk I Home HOME A prI1rA Ichfmf is on foot to es tablish a gigantic bank here Four German binkarswlll loon com to Home to takestepa tn tlm mutter lll mutor tloaluK New ChuDneln IFIIN April 15Tho TaaMalt sayo that Chancellor vou I aprlvt hat furbldden the Minuter or otbtr ornclali furnlih any communication to tb llfwi ltr All Intellltenra wlilcli U l deemed d t ilroui iliould b publlttied will r appear In I llie lltKiiatuit tier tin uiliclal paper Ur Ibrlr to IlceUe lauml r t Lawgiver Phelps of the Citatum Houso was notified yesterday by actinic Collector Couch that by order from becretary Wlndom he would hereafter ba called upon to decide all questions relative to the detention of Immi grant Mr 1helps is to determine whether an immigrant should be detained a 1 lunatlo a a aunt r at coming under the contract laboi prohibition act that is hell to be Com mlcsloner Vebera adviser In thee matters The old w ay was to bava tho Collector and tbe titat Emigration Hoard do this bualotii AGAINST THE nuiranironiir HILT The Cettea r eh nce rrolnli Avnlmit the rropoalllon to Tux I Member Tho mombcrs of the Cotton lijtclmnffo had the liveliest kind of a meeting yesterday non In opposition to Congressman Bon Butter worths bill taxlncdpeculatho sftlos of cotton craln and hoc products Tho bill provides that nil brokois shall pay SlOo a vear ILB nllconno and oconts a pound each on cotton pork lard or other hOI prod ucts and 20 cents a bushel on all speculative Brain contracts All thceo licenses mtibt be paid to a Government collector and I false re turns aro made tbo olTender will bo BuhioU to a flno of from 11000 to I500H of Imprisonment for from thirty days to six months or both Prim 111 not Inrkrr ninlallied tho bill to tho bli gathering of member Henry Honts In hi speech said Kvorv business man Is in full sympathy with section 1 of tha bill which U I meant to prohibit deal Inc In puts calls and straddles which aro not recounted by our Txchango He thought tho passace of Buch a bill would eventually brine about a panic 1 is ho continued a wellknown fact that many of oui 1 astern mills bargain for tho delivery of cotton for ttiolr future dllvoty builni futurn con tracts and tho system enables them tu mako I contracts ahead for tho delivery ol ilieli prod uct ali thereby renders their business Bafer uQt tlortby Tbo bill exempts tho planter from thu 8acr row wo all know that tho planter frequently BIB In Now i ork against his crop bring satis lied with tbo prices ruling Hi does not Bend Jrloos his cotton to Sow York to dollvor against thn Halo He sends it to tho nearest market arid then bus bncl tho contract bo Bold in Now iork To conform to tho strict piovlslonn of tbo bill be would be compelled to ship his cotton

ton to Now York at an Increased expense Iv 1 n oribody knovfs that moderate speitilatlon In business Is I healthy feature Tho lack of speculation causes a dead feeling which Is I now Illustrated by the condition of the Now York Block Exchange Mr Hotitr was positive that 1 tho Butter worth bill Wil passed tho prlcoof cotton will bo regulated by Liverpool aud God knows sho W lt ilx It low enough Resolutions I I were adontrd doilarlng that tho passage of tho bill would Inlllct beiluiisdam ag upon the commerce of this lountrv that the only reason for the proposal nf I this bigls latlon U I a mistaken Idea that tlio fanners und planters will thereby bo l en fltcd on ttiethoorv that the prices they will bo able to roallo lor tbolr products will bo greater than Is now tho cnsn and that because tnoso articles aia dealt In by spoculutois tho Inlluonco of Hiipply all demand Is dostrovid and that lit this r of eloctriclt and Mcani this legislation tending to restrict or banner com merce upon the fanciful theory tbat Its efiVet cal only boll ono direction and lhit for tho benotlt of the produier Is I Utopian and chimer ical J or ttieso lea OIS It was resolv d tliit the Ext bungo enter Its solemn protet t against the passage of tho bill not that thn I 1x change lucontrovertlbly maintains that tho prices of commodities ran t t i eim tnnntly regulated bv no other Influence than that of supply and domand ana that Btipplv ami do niundarolho utulorlvlni bvlo ol all trading whether by producers consumers or H ecu latorB A petition protesting against thn bill was Belt to Congressman 1 un ton C hnirmnn of the Committee on Agriculture Digued bv Brown Brothers A Co Kldder 1 Ieibod A Cu huhn Loebiv Co LndenborgIb mal V to Mul lor Hchullv Co Knauth Nm bod A Kuhuo I chil lullo aud by tho Presidents of seventeen banks TS JUIHUl Coaraid Anaoreen Cnncert ut M lnnny Hull An Intorcatliifr I cotucrt wns given jtsor day evening In btcluway Hall by Mr Conrad Ansorgo who apuoarod In the double rI ID of pianist and composer He hal tho a 8istauco I of Theodora 1 bourns and his orchestra and also that of Joseffy who played with MrMi sorgo Schumanns variations In U Hut lor two pianofortes Brahms Concerto No I In I minor was performed by Mr Anfgo nth ski and tasto but his playing was at times bard unsvmpatuetlc and labored Ills dramatic symphony entitled t the I which also the I UK was 1150 on procrarnmo proves that ho has ability us I composer I Tho work describes the complaint of I Orpheus and his talo of wools wuleil ot from tho Lugllsb horn accompanied by a lulciinpla mOlt of wood wind his descent mt i Hitdoa hla lovo eong to Lurydlce tholr return to the world and her vanishing when tie turns to view hor ns sho walks benlnd bun lthough thoro are suggestions of Illnur 11 1 tho monies and lu tholr treatment the tMiioser Las shown a knowledge of instrmm utatioii and blending of tone color and skill in binding his ant arlous mothes together 1 he I lasts from thn biasH and weird attncts from thn wood wind contributed mutcrlnllv to thu picturo of tho domains if Pluto The work vva riicivod vvitli onthiihlastn Ill Mr Ansni o was tecnll d HKVerul tlniOH J ho coiniri i uO1 I vvitli u su I perb rendition of the orpiei lio l MoMer j vigor tmger and will lash h Thomas condui ted with ull bis Th 1erformunce of lllgilrlt o hy the Itultun Oprrn umintiiy Thu botoi at HID ttiiiolilan Opera House worn modoratel h vvoll Ilihd lastovonltig when Mr Abbe s cempan give a vorj fair performance of ordiH Ligolette Ihlsiaan opera that marks tho middle terlod of Vlrdls development as a composer and I great many pooplo havo bocouio uod to listening to It by forco of fashion As I matter of fact they may prefer rovatrfl or Vilkyrio or any other dramatical extreme Hut as I matter ol custom they go to lllgolotto whenever it may bo poiformed and listen with U1parolt reB oct to 1lonl successions uf dry chords recitative duclamatl ns and elabo ratoly workodout nuirtut without ole Idea of tho thought tbat mat havo iiifplrcd the other grout woks that Now Uirk audleuiua Iln have learned to admin1 Hlir Havelll Mmo Mbanl Mme Pabrl hlg JUel Puente and especial Mmo Bauormolster nnt did good work but alter such an exhibition of excellent hinging us lust night critics cannot avoid tho conclusion tat Itlgoletto la far behind tbo popular toate of todur Kxtrn 1iitll llh Slanncor Abby hiI made niranccmontH with Mmo PattI to glvo both Linda and Travlata which tho divas cold made It im possible for her tn sing last wonk Linda 1lnln will bo Fung ou o m Mluy night next at tbo Metropolitan and on 1 ildny night Iritvlata will bo given af1 farewell pailornumco How Far Iloen Till ItralKimtloa Got To inn Kntrnn or I in SUN Sir Ilcnso contradict rtatoment made In Tin JiN of tho 12th InsU In reference to Messrs L I 1 and Frank M Tlchenor resigning from tho Itopub lloan ABSoclatlon of tho Tvvotitvsocond As hombly District us they have tint resigned aud ont propose to AIIO 1 NAHOV President lietmbllcan Association Twenty second District NKVV YOIIK April H IbO John Gtmntr ttif PfcAn Bin I have clvon tho subject a careful consideration and I havo ilocided not to ac cept tho position asclork offered mo this day for rtvoral reasons not knowlnebow 1011 I mluht retain such perhaps belne removed under tho nllKhtoet pretext to mako rom lor another Iho whole prococdlnca buvo Bomowhat dls Busted mo I neyer Boiicht tho position It was olT roll me and I was promised the first Inl frst appointment inado from our district and now mnlo 101 I may expect uotblni from thatmmrco Previous prouilatsliavo BO utterly fulled that BIT oonlldoiico la lost In tho wholo affair I am very sorry I you have lout uuy vnlunblo tlmo for 10 1 bopo you and yourpstc med father will accept flter wllle cept btdmlf my thanks for tbo elloria put forth In my 1 horeby tender my ronlcnntlon aa a memhi r rOSlllntol Ilmlur of the lnrolll 1 Hoard of tlm Tttentyseeuiid 11 Anombly District llopublluin Ahm i iatlini 1 will return to vou the nnrullfni i book in my ni lr possession shortly lieupoctriill 1 J TtciiKvoit Ew1oJIIt April 8 18tO llcmol The Mayorn Comnelmlnn foinplete Woodlniry Langdon whom tlio llnyornp pointed a llupld Transit Commlbsloner In place of CharUa Htowart Smith accopttd tha appoint eavH ment yesterday In his lettet of acceptance he V hen I beird during my ai i ni from the rllv of erl l rl f ra 1fI your very uueipeite anJ lUllnur ilinmtiit I concluded triAi U would be hnpi lbla I for me II i t but on reflection and bellerlN 0 i I l thai the ell nilulun ae commuted 111 hare n parlliaa or I rrei oil latertet to eul crve and lll In ibelr aitlua rrj OI only tbe public welfare 1 hereby atirpt DIY api lniment This completes the Commission and thn ap oitlio pointments were fet In the County Clerks olce Aaethcr Judicmcnt Aic l at A B C r ell A Judgment his liocn flloil In thl County Clerks odlc for 1104770 against Alono II Cornell and Hobert Leblur In lav or of th Lin coln National Bank Trie auction tat of Uia Japanut fair will b con fined lliuriday at U A UJtt Highest 6f all in Leavening loerU S Govt Report Aug 17 1889 PURE j j 1I 1 I 1I I i c I MAKING A HIT Thats what our Black Cheviot Suits are doing Plain and rough surfaced goods with stitched or bound edges 12 tO 20 Hackett CarharCo 1 B way Canal St i OUR NEW FOLDING BED I now on xtiltiit u ant ftiniicli aIlro1 i jtiiuirrur tu nil ttr T fore n ti uutfi ItUttWiL tin M r AU hI ntr JinJfJorMnMhav I I t Le luriiil rfbciui M i 11 i u l an J n u w tAr out Iho tr j ei if I t UIll U lib wtte wovm vj Irlo oty i 111 IF UI MAUKIt OEO C FLINT CO FURNITURE lot 10 ND e W T 14TU BT I tOl IIOOU Of IMSHAMOV lie Walk Into I IrlNOi nud rircie Ihn Ureper Out ol Hull ur Miuifl TurNTov April 15 Keeper Inltctgon tho linnd of tbe State prison was nurprUod ehr day by tho appearance at tho nrlbou of a tall wolldrcspoJ mlddloaucd mal who ronro sontod tbat ho was from tho AttornoyOoncrnlM olllco In WaHldtiRton und bad cOle on to In ostltnte charRus tiindo by SliorlH Davis of Hudson county tothooffoct that Inlol 1 States ITl onors vvoro belnc ill trontod tho prUon I J bo etranccr fnlJ his name vat Col Wool and lhat he had contultcd with tlov Abbutt and earotary of htnto KiUoy about tbo Ult Itoopor 1attorsou allowed him to Inteiviow prleonors 01 ood came to Iho conclinlon Hint t vv hllo tliPoharKOH vvoro iMHKKoraluit Btlll thoro vvni sulllrliMit erouud for an Invoslltntlon and bo would so rnport to Ills suporlor lllstoarlni vvns such that ho experienced no dllllcultv at all in uoltlui ft roll of money trom tho konnur on tbo pretext than au evpeclod dtitt from lecloe ashlucton bad not arrived Col oodwnsto iippiar at tbe I rlnon ncnln ooe todav and purnuo hln Imiulrlos lnt bo Had uot out of tho prlion all that hu vv m alter and ho ms not nbown ui yot Todai Kooper 1nttt r son mentioned tho matter toimv Ablctt and earned that ho had been Homed Slurlil DavlA h las proferred no chnriM Kicpor Iattproii would not uuy bow much ho Kno Col oud Sptelnl Auent Ittooks of lb Sirret Sei v ten lluroau has received Information from Chief Inspector Hell of tho lulled htutos Secret orvlco Muroauat Washlnttoii that an Impos tor Isniakinea tourof tbo baiki In tblt city and representing hlmsnlf at each aa Col Hell Ho Is armed with lottois Bluned with Secretary Wlndoms name and follows out hlsdoieptloii bv makinc Imjulrles about lountorfolts IIH It U the custom ot the lilof Insim tor vrhun ho vHlts this city It la thought that tho man whoever bn Is Is plannini H robbvry or ui tlm au a Hcout for a eaiiKif bank breakers Ho in U jears old and in no nuv re cnihlos the man lie pretends to bo Ho la poorly droiicd feet ti Inches tall und hna a smooth lace and broad chin Iho banks ho ban visited biro ire the MerchantsKxcbiinco ituuk and Iho Clin ton Hunk MAY HA11S UIT II13I llreman LannonAVim Drunk Urn Mr cat tu lied und llilnKlu the Jliirnlni Dr Idmunrt M MolTett WHS cullttl to tlio rooms of Mrs William eaorat 11 Vst Ilftyborond street nt It o clock jestorday mornlni Thoro he found William Lansi n a llreman uncousiloua ou Mrn cavei s bol Iho barkot LnnsonBhiad wns liilillybrultod and his lelt eve was coiuowhat discolored Ho smellod of llijuor and was breathing honvllt Dr MolTott told Mrs eaver her Idjoaiolil olBtir Slncizlo eavor and another jounc woman who llvos vvlth them that Latifon sooined to bo suiTorlncliom condition of tho brain preprrlbed for him and went away At U ajLnnbon wan taken to the ltooovolt Houpltat whoio bo died at 7 In oclock Inht ovculnit without hnvlni recovered r im loun uo Yhothor ho died of n blow or of alcoh il iMn It will tako im autopsy to toll 1 ho threo womon wore arrested Tlioy Lau their names n Manila DutTy Loulso rhllllps and MILJIO Weaver Mrs Weaver Raid that Lnnson had como to tho houso very drunk ut IU or 11 oclock on Monday niuht Mio wan awakened at is o clot k In tlm moriilnirbv Ids labored brcithlui L 111 BOII hail lived In tbo lint sK woeKB and vvitli Jlr eaer at Intervak foruluht joira 1 anson was a huid ihlnker Jlo li id been olT on Ifavo for two davs Ho picked a tinrrl the other day In tbo uncino hoiiuo of 1 I ll clno to which he belonu 1 arid howai to ap tear boforo tho foromin t ilny to nn vvei fur 1 t No blows wero btriu k lu tbo 1 O IA U 11111 110111 lilt of lea u IIIc Hte lulnnt IrllKli through lilncle lEoufn HrnoMiMiTuN III Apnl 15Hopoits from tbo section visited b tho hall and rain Btoimof hundu slioH th it It prevailed in all parts uf this and adjoining counties and vvii very bovero In maiiv places It did mticli dam nco to wheat and oats ami to tho almost bloom Inc fruit budx buch a fall of Lluantic null BtouoK baa not been sean huro for jears 1 arm work has been delajod fiom i na to two week and the roads aro rendered well nlcli Impassi ble to say nothing ol the htore of bridkib tuut were washed away tvMithvvoit of hero tlm creito tilamain by tho hall was ut Mlnler lloptilale anil ovol wheio tbotiHands of panes of LIISS wero deHtroied It wan In eiirtorn Icl oan coiintv however tb it tho hall vviiB most iln nonional At irowsinlth fllv IneheBof h ill f ll on thi lovel bolnj enr rio I b the rushlni water from tho unuauiilly lieavy rainfall into iho uulllo wbiroltvvart found this morrilnt plo I mi two font tleop At llelle 1 leur hnllstoneaaslnrco as walnuts ell ami crushed thpjuuhfchliuh rooN llknurapu Flint Iho xtreama about 1ailna beeamo tor rent that MvePt itway foipc snanniiii olT fnnce pontfl fix Inches In diameter Ihe barn of John Lovo of Loioy vvns torn into pieces by tbo wind and a number of lino borsea In It wero killed WKAintit or itiitiKi Did Htraltou A Storm Inlnn IIonilH for feit Thrlr Mnnnrr UI f A onso roiKcrnliiK tlio riffht of oer SOO members of Icnrmakora International Union H4 cuino up before Judge Olrlon in hutiroino Court jeBteidav InJnnum l1 tnlonlll p lid tbo vnuoof strlklnu citarmalor3assonn 1m Its inoinheruSOmnlB a week durini tho strike This a io sment was paid for Ilvo WMks hy the 1i l men nmplovod in btraiton A Htorms who were meniburs ol tho union Thuy deillned to mako further p ivmonls Alleo trickier WIIB ani nts tho members pua pnndod for this relusal and him bnnmbt suit for lolnstatemont ll r caio vvns thn llrst to lomn to trial It defendants produced ml dniico flbovMnir tiliit tlm various shots had unanlinoiiHly resolvud to pay thos astoe ments and thut all tlio mombt rn suspended wore BUBpomlod for tuniayment of ilues is well asassBHJmenta llio labor union could not oxlht It was uruued unlenn tho members faithfully complii d with all thn re iuliuments nud paid their duoi promptly as thoy beeamo Judco Ollrln Kioivoil doolslon A 1 Wnirener for plulntlll Alfred btuckler lor do fundutit KItl1UVItV HIT fV TIIK MA Thorborn Aakrd In Trll Ihn Cnniallilnteil tiuvrrnurw Why Ilcsldent Wilson und tlnOocrnors or tho Consolidated block and iotroloum Kxcbance will olllclally demand nneiplnniitlou this after noon of C 1 Thorborn ono of tbutimornois aa to hnvv It coino about that lie bit II I hlnic hiirr n fellovy member m the eu uht attor Cbaniro on iloniln Ivlnusljiiiy ileiU In tlm soiita of Iho 1 xchaiiuo ami lhorlin charuod him with atlemplntf to trawl nut of payjni for on of two heatH bo rncontli pur cbaHod Klnuabury promptly told Ihorlorn that bo was a liar and cut bit for It The atlalr occurred ullor Chance hours when few membors wore on tlie door but In IhoejoHOf thodovernora this dnea not hubou 1 horixirnH oiTenco 1 horborn bullevos In dis cipline and has frequently been beutl to nay that all members uulltv of breaklnu tha Li s should bo diHdpllnud A Ileullh lloiirU ut lunl LONG IHLANPCITV Aptil 15 Aitoi tlifo yunrs of political flnhtlnir a Health IStardvvas cruunlzed In Lone Island city tonluht Mayii ileuson anoxoniclo meml or was madn IIOH Ident Dr W itom en Jurior Ur Mehm n 1etnr IIUKley vv 1rederleKH 1 Jieluon unit 1 Lvans ure tbo Commissioner Ir 1 VUIH Tiaselected to t as President of lie Hoard wlif riover the Mayor is abhHnt hr Vi liom en Taylor waa appointed Health dfli or Ld ward Whitney Jlocorderof ltal htatiHtlea aud ti II hoble couueol to th Hoard A Curbiton 1nolirller Thomfts Wilson wis Mil ni tlio Tom In Pollco Court yesterday for violation of the pool laws Iindlne all the pool rooma closed be started to sU tickets in the hullftar of U Centr atreut To Iollcainan Oeo Ciilliiiii h old a pool on Itancocas lie uave bali in liUO I III II A ItV Honcon Jncnh I tev tbo founder of tho uroot Lstoy Orunn Compnnv died suddenly on Cues daj of heart dlponsu in llraltloboro VI at tho nee of TO He bouiin life nun plumber and it was not until Ii3 that ho commBncod tho manufacture of luolodooti At llrst the nrtory was in tbo samo bnlldlm with tbo plumbors xhop hut afterward a oparato establishment wusoroitod lleulnulni with a business that iciiulred only seven orcluht bands tho forco cloudily Increased until more than oOO worn cmplovcd Now shops vveio added until thoro wero olklit in number besides pucklnc drylni and tore houses lesnltlni In tho formation of a small villiue known an Intoyvlllo In tbo beuliinlnt of bis miniufaetuilni Mr Letovx hlubeat ambition waa to make and sell 70000 woith of Instrument Ills payroll alouo lu tvv o month baa amountod to about that Bum liiAUcb houPea have been locited In Cbleairo Ht Louis IJIM Jlolnen Atlanta IhlladolplilH and loton each omploilnt a number of handft In ndilltlon tbo Ilrm la largelv Inter BSII il In tho 1 htoy tiliino vvorkB In Newport whorothoia iito emi loed about 150 hnml Mr I stey bus sntvnd In both brnnchtsof tho 1 oulslature and In liO camo within a lew voioi of liulnu nomlnntoil for itovnrnoi Nathan i niiterlmryof 1 a t oymouthMass dleil on Momliiv nt the IIKO ot Ml Ho was a iuiie ontathe to tbo leneral Court In IhtiT and bus held tivery public olllca of honor to vvhli h tho town could olcit him He was tv irosi roiiB boot and nhou mnnulacturei atd tutlnd fiom btislucsri In l 7u Orlaud CralKbcMid who was the oldest rafta niin on tbe Alleubony llivrr I nvlnu run tho Mvirevory year foi seventy eonceuutlvo tears his last trip havlnc beon made laat fall died at lliihvlllo VH on Hundav niscilII mars Ho was also a kreit biinuir and Ptiont most of bis tlmo in tlio woods when not on tho river Ho never married and iiothlnu Is known of bla liimlly as bo i nmn to tho Allouhony v ullev alono oventyllve veins ago and novel mentioned to any ono tho place hu cauio lioui 01 whether hu bad any relatives 1 rank Tobo of Tlconderoea la dead ncad SO voirn 1 redorlck S llulibvll ol Hens 1 alls need 11 MTJ Marcaret Lattimore of Olena I alls aued a Martin Mover of 1ort Miller X I imed hi John JJ Mooie of irunvllle aeod lr I llsha Kunyon of Cambridge S nucd IU llnnjamln Clausen of Cambridge aueil H and htophon liruytou of Glens riills nued iiU are nUo dead Jlrs Auieia Mercer one of tho oldest of IuulUh ncttcso illod In I ondon leiontly nioil nearly Sbo was a nipllal leading woman forty viars u o when Hh supiorteit blars like VandinlioH Micrcady Cooke tl lirool Sheridan Ivnowlea Vc A fall dlhlo cated her i i lue tnd for many years iho bad been supiortcd bv professional ihuritv Harris rondloton TU yoars of 010 promlnrnt In thu ocial and buhinufls lifo of btoniUKton nun died vestcrday afiornoon lor years prcloun 11 and diitlni the war he wax belcct m in of tlm t jvn and fiom tlimi to tlmo up to within a lew year of hla death bo held xuicoiB fnlll about ever Otlli0 within tho tilt of Its boroiiuh Mr m vth tho well known whoenai stiul ami iron merchant of llultiuioro died 50Jtord u auod fit jours Ho was a partner of 1 ly Williams New orkaud Philadelphia 1roMdent othe lion Mcrchants Association of llaltnnoro ami director in tbo 1oople t Pauk Ml V th leaves a wile and four children I dcurCotrcll Iloaldcntcftha Albany County Savings Institution und a loadlrR merilinut wis loimd dead at liK homo b bla bullet Jes terday morninu His family was out of town at tho time Heath wan catibod by aiopk y liuiiLlit oil bv oveivvoik Mr Cotrell waa oJ S earn old nmt wa tOU In Album Orlando liennett thi oldoit bon of tho Into fie ILK I onnell founder of the Brooklyn illnil al his home 1 1JO dales avenue josirdaj nuiuHlj veua M one time bo was i oiiDl noila in llepubllein polities but lately he was oiuaued m luuuaKiui tbe lartre estito left bv hi fattier Julian Hull who In IS1 was foreman of tlio first Kant 01 workmen who becan tto work uf biilldliu tbo Iliiladolphlinnd I oliinibla Itail roid now part uf the Iunnsvlvnnla Itallroa 1 and thn original line of tho railroad In tho htato died ou Monday ill 1 ultuu lounty IIL uted SO jearb Samuel HOPI or ono of tho oldest wood and c al iloulors li tho city died at bla homo ar est Jovcnteotli btreel lenteiday moiuini of pneiimonli Mr Ilopior vva born In Inril Koni In IM i He leaves two sous Charles und Joel Hopper William 111enrmnln a prominent bankfrln Chelsea Ma a died on 1 ucfidav aired 7 jo trs At thn time of biadenth hewas Pruslilpntof tint 1 Irst National Hunk of Chel ea Ho held many public otllccs diirim his llfetlmo Itoilnmn H Vto lc died on Monday In his itb year at the homo of his brotlierlnlavv llllani L an Nohtrand J iio lunoral will bo liom I iiion haicl J Htle Neck Louu Inland nt 2 oc 01 k t morrow atornouii FlinC I ivnoliNillcdut 1iiKli Hrldce N Y last iiliibt ijed hi vour Il mis I een School ommhlo eil b ilrmanof tho Hoard ufhupjr vKois t oiinty loik aud fcberlir Ho leaveau wld ivvund tvvobons David Manning Sr a retired hoot ard shoe mnntifucturer of Vorteter died nnI nesday lined T icarH llo was orlulnallv a 1 reo boiler later a liopubllcau aud moro loceutly u Pro hibitionist ii II Maurice a wellknown contractor find builder or Ithaca died suddenly on Mon day nlulit of heurt disease Ho was GUyeareold AMIllam West onie u i artnor of Ducrow at ABtlet s CirciiH London Is dead at thnnuoof TT He had Lei n an Invalid for many yean Henry KlncMey known ns Deacon Ivinta loy and Into Postmaster of hchoburio dropped dead In his uaiden ou Monday Tho llov A M Maokay the famous mission ary lu Luanda hab died of fever Hlute ure ol the laaune AIIHSY April ifl Ilio iovornor totiny sltned tho Mtato Care of tbo Insane bill This action dually completes the piost Important work of the State Commission In Lunncv thus tar attempted In the llrst ye ir of Its exlHtonco tho Loulnhituro bnvini followed tbo recommen dations contained In tlie llrst annual retort of tho Commission on this subject to thu hint de tail Jy tbo terms of the act all of tho pauper and Indigent liiHimo in all tlio counties of thn Main except Sow ioil KlntM and Monrou will bocuied fornud niulnlained li thu Mtlu without any clmrce irexionso whiinvor to tbocounllus The nunibei of liisann allecto 1 bi this bill la a little less than ICBS than nneh ilf of the win b1 number now cared for I y the State No ayliims are to bo 1 111 as tba State had before the pakciuc of Hi 1 III mloplHil plans for and entered up n thudii Minctloii uf biilldlnics In win h 1 of thu Humbert I ocnnid foriun to accommodated leavlnijonly t bo piovldod forbv tne erec tion ofmiml detached bulldlnaoii thourounds of tho ruuiint Sialo nayluma at a t I WO t er patient or for tlio hoo number ileroufter no pauper or Indlp ni Iniino porpon can bo ictnrneil fiom u Mito nblum to u comity usilum lluiuulat In Hrnniijhlr tlniida A htioll Ihtoimh the stoio of tt Iloutllllnr ITHf AI iruultty ant Juiirni nth tie I i l brine llio loi r f io lu fMce with in many Urcilii a cuu tu i ruA eJ ml i tlmt Amount 11 MLtf lirrnareafew i r tin ai r HIM louriechil i trre eritraiiceare ucJo kluvea of Hurst nuttltly in tlio rur t mil neweit llmjui r mini n 11 n a fair for t itton un 1 H renle for iniirbmtiiii iiiuitx At H int4in uM i a beautiful fuHhty ui t 4 L nuruli u 01 enit t vurU niil7 inch i KIIF 1 Itilii nlk i ri i A f c u he ftfttur ID iftTiiilii I r ti h broacltlutt J li i Ii n J le ofru iUHr ijftltt MI 6M jurd Tlnriucuiti in all tin new rliu t m Tir DIk Ilrlirnt InntponrU Tbo annual benelltof the Now ork lodee of Fill liai Im oit oneil ai tlie Acmri Kund liai lelecteil th mine lute for IU benerlt ft i eald bjr tlie innnef erH of the f Ik entertainment II at their prep ratlona tiaj ben announced eternl weeke tefire tra Oale lelectel l r llie Acure fuid tml Itiry ere unwlli liif to ilu Miirthtnr that ratftitlrpar the Utler etenelk jjjiUiewlll be siren ef tat neir dale itltclld iUj tbe ATTACK OV HTIIKKT 0 i Tli tVlrri and H thfnrt of Htrlkcra Drive them from tk lr VarU rittiADntriitA April 15 Tho strike of number of Italian sticot cloanors for an ID crease In waucH was tbo canto ot two small riots here todiiv 1 Im trouble was cause by women and tho disturbances wore iiulekly iiuclled by tho Pollco and the wouldbe rioters iratherod Into custody Ihe Italians a fow days aco demanded an In reapo of 25 cents a din whloh would m k their pa Jl li llio contractots refused to Kraut the Incienso and ol taltiod other Italians to take tho places of tho dlf attelled men Thli morning a mob ot about llfty women mostly wives and snoothcatth of tho tl 50 mon at tacked tliotli men who woroworklnc peaoe abb at Math and t 01 list streets Tbo women assaulted t he laborer and taklnc tholr broom I ntdBcrapnis from them onimoncod Ivontlng thononstrlkers Ina vigorous manner Iheln borers wetu bontltitta i ontiifod retreat when i it loliccmau ntiiuiuol on tlm scauo and liy 1 llrlnii his lovolver In tho air kept mtiHt of thi I frlMhtcnod women corinlleil on tho sttisjt until tho nirtv tl ol a i sir I wauun when twolveof them were taken to the Million hoimn ami hold In default of JOO ball on tho charuo of Inciting to riot Another riot from similar causes occurred at Tenth and Taj lor stioels later In tbe Onv Hem a siiuadlof Italians uoro worklne iiuletlr when fovontoon womon and ono man swooped down upon them and It looked fn a while a thuiiuh thu men who had reumed to demand an IncieaHO of waxes would bo annlhllateil Ihe rlotois snlod theelcanlni tooln of tha la borers and boat thorn i badly that nholtar was soucht In tho Sevonteenth district station hou n A n niad of polloemen captured tb nssallnntu und they vveio committed for hearlnu JIIK HIM Vi CIXfSUH SILT Ainentlmrnt Wlilvli Hmiitnr 1vitrtie Pro PUNCH tu tlflrr WASIIIVOTOV April 1C Senator Evnrta todai presented tbo ntnondmentn ho proposes to offer In tha bill provldlni for n special enumeration and cottllleatlon of Oilneso rosl dents by ttio census oIllolalH tiavinitlor Itaob jeit the practical exclusion of all Chinese from tho country other than tho a within Its limits on Juno 1 Ho propuxos tn niitke the certifi cates suniclent evidence ot tlm lawful rltbt of the bolder to remain In the Inltod Htaten instead of tho sole evidence and to except all hlldren of ChlnobO parents born In tba 1 nltod htatos from the provisions of tho hill Instead uf those only vvio aro born sub B0iiienl to the cnnmeniUon Anothnr amendment striken out tho third Boctlou which piovlilna for the arrest and deportation or Imprlxoiimout for live years of hlnamea found In thn United Mates after bent 1 IHJO not provided with a certificate from thn btiper liitemlent of I onaux In caso tbo section shall not bo triekon out then KunKtor IvartH will move to make tho term of Imprisonment ale mouths Instead of Ilvo years boctiou 7 of the bill ro julres that tho cortlfl c ito held bv anyChliiosQ t ori nn who leaves tba Inlted tntos Hhall tie stirtendorod by him and cancelled I o this section beuator lvarlb pro posoa tle followlnv addition Ant i hlnrie Lerun a her II in n Utorrr who hai awfii ly iit r ir who ttiity hernafter lawf ulv enttr ttie lnlt J Stiitfi Hint w hci IIHH itetuirtrd ma h r after ilenalt therrrroin t be iitlllfH lo ni r th I lilted stutL upon evidence mtlsfaclnry the ol lector of i untomn of tho tort or fluff tl rntMnce that lie or ne linn heretofore ueeu In tli lnlte 1 Maten anil that ho or ie IM nut a i hlneHr lalioriir anl lie t ollec ti r uf l usMini ihall tflue arertltvale tn eery euch I htne per nn ti in Ian nr i r rr ntrr uniler inch rrirulHttonii urt nijtv binrs rllfl by tho secretary of thfl Tre Kur lnrh certin Hti vhaM hive the nurn Jon a anJ ertect ai Iba icnituti icrlllcale provldtdfur lu UUait The MNtrf1nnn Itullun StnbblnK 111 illunlbltt stivet llionklyn llio urtsiiilant of rrnnl Lnnc thr Italian who was slabbed to death bv a coun tryman In front of Ills home 174 Columbia Btreet Itrooklvn Is still nt I awe Ianuwas barber On Ktinday afternoon hn bpont mora than an hour with a half doon countrymen In tbo roar of tho barber shop 174 Columbia btroot drlnklni beer and plavint cnrdH 1 hu men had a iiunrrel over tholr came nnd Lnnclt Is known hnd a Mtlur dlspiuo wltli j rnnl lletulin n si omi i who mot Mm niiiiin in llio ovcnini and innowpd thn quarrel I IHIO voio no will ossos of thn btalilihiL but itlti tho VOUUK mans diath Itelalia di ui pearcd Miiiii Lane was taken to tho Lone IManil Colltu llosnitiil tho physh lnn dochlcd that the nnlv t banco of tavum hl llfo was to per form an n oration HB the Intestines were timlly laceiatcd J bn operation was purffinned at S oclock last nlLht and tlm patient d od an hour later llio wounds almost nnt tmli nther and worn de ii and narrow HUcli aa a stllolto would make rl Le Itot li trr Irenhstrr or Hnvlnlon KOI lirsn li Apul Al tho nuetlnjjot tho Presbytery of Itochostor this tveninc a re lortwas sttliniitlod bs tho ommlttoo on Ho vislon of tho Creed favirini rvsou It was planed by B of llio el lit mcmbfrB Ihero jiort will bo dlhciiKflod tomortuvv TboHontl mont Is stronijly In favoi of revIslon tbrouah mit wostorn NowVoik At tlm nicotine tier thenonrevsorilst aro Inadictded minority Tin Ivotm Presbytery labt vveok voted for r lHlou I ho nrsaw IresbHerv on HIJ other blind today voted against revision 17 to It All Kacort of VetntaH rcir Iliri Twenty Hcroild Crl S 1 Ills Hrlccs cf tho Twontysoponil IlefflniAnl V etfrnn f ri n I a iNtunl an order ralllnir for III aHRAinhllnff of tli rorpn In rill7riii ilreRH at Iieaili rrr I Lnlil inur t JVorlOfk lhl arter noon in tucort the Ineitj recund rrum lu nlil to IM new honin

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iij T I 4 THE SUN WEDNESDAY APRIL 16 1800 e SPORT WITH THE BASE BALL run norn AJIK ALT iiuinorifrn AND HILL UK IV SltAli IIV Hf7VHDtr II mnr me Telprdllio but T ev Do Not Mkow thn lieHi rinflnit Vnwer of the SlenMewe nd Note Iron JrlIu f Hrooklyns Anierlrnn Assoclntloa team vere hardly n mnVcli for tho Now York IN 11 team roitorday at tho Iolo crounds but then thoy causht tho Lcncuotoatn In bolter tihapo than they have been this Benson Their via Intr In the flold waa absolutely parfeot not the MllRhtost evidence of n ml tvke belni noted I IVuuyi playliiK was of a phenomenal de orlp t tlon He mado sovnrnl onehtnd slops that upon ordlnnrr occa9lon would to itood for sat hitR and ho did fluiicrlor work with tho I stick DasHtitl cavo a very pretty display at r eoond haso and aizalfi lt d his team at tho bat Mickey Welch pitched for six Innlncii and did nmarkably woll but threo hltn bo Inn mado olT him Kor Ibo Uronklrnn Ullrlen OTunnall Uowos nnd lorhardt played uooJ ball Tlio acoro acoroMW I MW ttlHI I 11 I rHltLt II AI tIlaFtlAI1 K I P O A THrnsn r f n o I I u i Ie u n t o o u o i u a a It 1 I 0 I I llaut r f o s i I i l llorniiugL f l 3 I o rI Lib o n U a o lla etl V1 ll 14 I l 8 I teniely V I 1 I J 3 DennylMb H o 7 l 1 iu nil I I 1 I o tiarke r r 0 u 4 t i 11 imll Jlui O I o Murphy o I 2 U III nee c I Il 4 I HOAtilon Ill b I I U I o KiifHiArlt 3d b I u 7 X 1 oho o I I u I Met ullourli po I I o 8 o K Jinrpbr p o u ti l o I Tot I 117 Tola til3 17 I U Tiernau declared 1 OIL New Vork t n 3 o I I I I nii urodivn u 0 n o l o U ii i i I turned liin New Yotk 4 Hrooltlyn I 11 hae I by errori New VnrL ilroollvn I i Left on ta B Itew Irk 10 lrooktvn 4 Hill bAtr on balliurl viih 1 u oft t Vliiriiir I on vuoulonih I Mruck nut HyUelrli a by IS Hurl l i hy VI I ullntigli 1 Two bale hliaiUxi nek llalott II Hennv lenuellt 11 11 IIUoll iJoubl piayB ierhitr ll iitnl u llrlen llutei anl ter bardt lilt b piutier ilairock stolen tae t DiaB Oock UrVe t llnotu afrll oe h tl1aicock I lon I I 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To b I I 111 IL llln Il In n 111 I h I ri lIWTon ly 11111 1 HP Ihe Newark hid a reguar picnl with the Syracne Vlar vetleriliiy rn 101 1 itteet revenge for their defeat m ninla j LyoiiR I whooeued In the box for til 1 itera I was knti k 1 111 the leiond Inning aud Kefler took lik place but fared mile better al the Newark had thvir e ou the bull Ihekuore I SVRACIIC I 11 r 0 A t n lir OAK 4 arl r f J 1 I i Wright o f I I I I 1 I bet1db 1 0 I ll Ell t f 03211 I I Jolinon U r 1 Horgan r f 0 I J 0 U t PI d itu 4 5 I J 11 I hnll d I b 3431 1I1 l I J 1 Miviierry 11111 u M I I Hi liermlllJ bl I 2 2 I Mil I aiighn aJ J o 3 I Mnllli f I 2 I 1 O Iealy I I l 4 Inldt r I i O 0 llatlln 3d b 0 0 3 tl 8 Cberandcr U i o J 4 0 Iton p U I 1 Kedtr p 01010 i I Totl4 14 IH I 87 U U I Totali i 8713 H Jtewarl 3 3 u J I 8 I 3 OI 1 rcu 08001 I I 0 0 I hariiel runNewarki 4 yrtiine 2 Two bie I htteCarl Held U J three bae hll Johnion Sacri f fice InnCarl Mn ell J II right ftolen balesnil lrt hied iji Ataniell I Vlrllermllt VI fmlth I J B tilllt Vliijuerry McLaughllu I t hi II di Ua e OB batn Jihnvon Mntlh MiLaughilu l ealey struckoul Van I fill tluldi j J VcLaufhllu Lealey Left on baei t 2 wari a S raiuie 0 TlmI M LuiplreCokuvn I MV VOBB r L 34 A A J A A 2 i The ArtorV Amateur Athlitlc Aioililimi bile bill I leamdidnotdothemtelvea jQillue yeilerday In a gam I vrlihllie Newlork tl L llul at llroihirhoi d Iark I liter promiiAd to ihow a marked Improvetai nt over tiulr exhibition with the Urooxlyn but fallet Kr tbree Inning they Ili l fairly good ball but one or two hal p ari completely broke them 1 up nnd II tnen It lectni tttupiy a qUI1 a to how I man luuithebg JAIIOWM would make The actor hate a deter pitcher I It ii b In Lo tier aud a prelly fair InDeld In Clark Mcf arlautl nn I VI 1 tarroll I I he New Vork were nol oblige 1 to extend themieltei tn any part of the game Crane pltihd title ealy fr flve core Innlugi and iheu U Hay Snlibeil the game To 4 A A A I lrw OKI r 1 lulurn A K it IB rnA r 00 irlddlin I J J liore of S 4 I o I i uppen r Connor lit b 1 2 14 J 1 o I r1 b u 1 ii a 1 u llourke 11 I f 3100 uiller p I tdui I I 8 2 Itili 1ul l d b 3 3820 1 Rrrlb po o j 3 I Matter 1 r I 7 5 3 O o Idie o o 1 o I lUtltM a I 3 I I t i arrolL I C I Whitney Jd b a I J i 40 Haimnn e f o I o o a Vaughn c 0 tj I a i lav auagh r f U I 1 II I Craue p I I I 0 3 1 t I uy p J I I 2 I Tulnl 1211 i I TotalB J4 2t 7 IH 4 I Connor nut for literferlnc wlili llelder A A A A I I o I o o n l 0 3 hew Vork 0 a l a I 1 1112 4 34 Iarnei rntlB3 AB0 New VorL 11 Flrt I bale by errorf I t New Vork I ott nn liaiet a A 7 1 ew lurk 7 tire Imie on ba In otf Crane 2 orl Ollay 11 OH I iiler o Htrutk iui Hy raue a byllllay 1 ty l oiler 2 Home run n Ito rlie Two ta e 111 fnr t I t otinor Mattery Vituirlin tolen bales I np 1 lre IJI oiitior l Khardion siailery la I I rleld Whitney Vaughn 3 1 u hay Satrlrli e hlti i o Her lane aud tor liouh Iltti 1 I oilier Clark and M turrull lklmrBnn llattirld and Connor Wild pllcheiUolller I Paiel t tal iojpeim t i Vauitm lime 1 a UuipirvH iioioert and Jone JUtFVIlTT B IIVItTO I It II l lot tervuflen that a team playi a better game I than that which he I terfey l Hy put up yeilerday t Ihe I Ham plated with more tun and daili than III any ot Ihe pretlou game a repiliig al but one chance The I lltttniltiu put Latouche in the box Itit lli9wavtho Jereymen began tu iound him uiado Uanagcr 1owell Hike Him out uguln lleiiiore i jmswriiri IIIMILION 11nnp lulur o A Y I KeldyJilli I I a 1 a n Miller a o I l u u Aluiiicken 1 f I i I 1 o o tnlmer If I I 2 0 u o XeV cf I J I I I Sale id b 08442 Hr dy Uth i I M il i Carlwrightlb0 0 18 J I I y1 Atltlne Ib 1 130 II I alley i f 0 J I 0 0 toukly t I I 0 Towel f O 0 r O o 0 I Mltehan ir f i I Uoiilkro I I Jdb 0 0 3 3 1 Wheeler p 0 0 o I 0 Tohey n 02614 I Cook c O 044 o I atouche p 1 I 0 I o ilelly p 0 o 1 t o I Totala I t tlll 1 I 1 01 I Total 1 1137 17 H 1 I Cuey declared out Jeriey City r o u o n 0 0 1 n u 1 0 o 0 o o l o o oi I i KarnedrutiBJerBy Cllrl Hamilton I KIrBt b on errornJerBer i Iiy j llalnlllon I I Lett on ha 1 e I Jer ey City il Ifainllton 4 liaieion ball tut Wheel er J off Latouche I l Mruck LUI victu ken 8 Itoui ley Who Sale Powell frtty hatnttce hlt I Jlrady 3 sheehan Powell L Two bane hlt l ly Him ey Sheenaii Ca ey Double play Keldy mid I Brady Stolen bueiiuiiy heay Van Ainilne RouMey Sheehan Cook Miller Kiilmer H ililuir Latourhe oil Ieltr 1 4 VVIId rllchVVheeler failed ballToohey I mplreUIley Time I 4j t I osrox r t 20 I unKt 7 l ii April IS The Hoeton llrotherhood rUvern I wined uplhe du t with a local ell called the Kurken I today Madden Kilroy and Mnrpll t ut the llu lot t played I with 1 the lucal I nine but they could not do much I I c a IItI 1 beur u oironr 11 I i nirncKs I a r n i I I itlnrn I AH IMfhrdBnl f i 3 J o I Mcdrane 3d I l 8 1 3 I ftovey r f 1 8 II O 0 arrBll I f U I I O I I it c 1 I o n i aiviannlng UtUJ 111 o o Jtaih I Hilii 4304 I MitkelBkC f bt I 1 o o o 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th IOnd I Undln f Lnla vru lalnliulid Th tenet II1HLIT I BH001LV5 e t L I e I ro i noolUlr A K xnllen nli I o n 3 oiPeery I I f 8 1 J I I Mot ormBCk140 u 3 a lHuer8b I 0 3 8 0 Y g Welih 8db o o 3 f ii Andrew td I I it u o llllr lit h II III 0 llVVardie I 3 3 I J O f II r ir g Unnnegn oii I 3 o rrutb 4 m I li 0 c Mlon r f 0 0 u 0 0 VcHeachr r fit I 0 o o I tan L f 0 o I 3 I Joy ad b I n I I i u Itirgam ct U I t I 1 look c I I 8 4 u Hammond p n 0 I I u owderi p 3 a o 1 0 Larilnk L 0 o o 0 01 Totali 31 IIM3 17 I Tolkll o 281 i41 Ially Or tared out for Interfering with ullt j ball llndney Athlilld I ion n o o n o0 Brooklyn H 4 o 1 0 7 I JI IItkl rrned I runiRrooxivn Iefton ba ei lirooklyn n llndBiiyi I MmbAtoonerron llrooklyn41 1111 len I rlutbaaon iall Iiy Mowden I by Htm I mond 4 by larkin 8 tflrn taiei hal y nrr vie lleadiy Jovce Mruck out Hy Miwden 4 br lurk In ia r dof jI tt n4 t i 1 Ho til plaviheery and vtrd I gan an Weiuli liomeruncrr threebate hltinrr Seery Mcneacht Hatier rwoba ehin Hard AOlrewK t ouk otrderi lilt bv pltiher lligjkiu urr nai 4o luiilrt1 lliytlnd Dally rirtiicnat e t x II J utirttow 7 riTt tHiH Ia April IftTheNew Vork and Ienn IVIvatila I eatflle team from JanieKtottn wit tealell here I todavhythe lo 1 Nitlotil League team In A io rlv played gam In score rimiikiii M ux I i JAMXXTOWV a 1 k r n A v l it 1 n r o K Sunday r f a 8 n o o hefir L o o o l o lit tin c f 1 1 I ii ii oIL I f 1 1 I ii o lilnti lth I III I I Kelly In h I I 7 I I llunlap JJ b 1 I a r lillrwald 2d b II 0 4 8 Mller c I I II 10lIuloke I t1 0 II 0 o La I Kott i a 1 1 2 J i purney l I b I o I U I Vouligmanlb 1 U I o I I lleaiu r f I 1 1 O 1 Itoutrllrle t Lb l y 8 0 tiVVilmlngtoupt l J a o 8 lianlei p o I o I UVVirichec I 2 3 1 Uraudenb g cliO 7 o I JOIICMI I 1 0 2 u TotalB 7 7i4ll 8 Tolala ft 1087 tl t 11 rittibnrgh I s n n J n l ll Jameitown o u l 1 u u II o i r famed rum Iltttburgh 3 lameitonn I Twobue I liit I IUnili Illieeb Ie hill Kutnlay ItOittclllle at rtnoe hm llemn ah VVtriche Firct b4 e on erron ritlkiiiirgn r Jarneituwn 1 nrit bii on I allou Daniu B I off Wilmlngloti I 4 Molen laev 1 hitilay letup iJ Nari 41 t vt ilmlngton t vvitkcbe lioui ie play Iev a d and hrlly biruck out Iy Iantitit 1 by lones bt Wl mltikti n J P K e 1 balii VvtrkChe 4 Miller I I lilt by pitched t lfeam Na h Hint I liiihfi vvilnilniton 1 Juir 1 Left on bakei Ilitii Inrgh 4 JamtBiowu 4 lime1 0 IuiilroXiuh arlal ennui A A 13 nirtviitn K twpitini pril 1 Harvard tta defeated for the fr t time thl4 year bl 1 the lloilon Alhlello tifoclallon lolav Unwner berame rather rallied toward the end of the game aud luuy coktly errori v ere inde Ibe ktore conIlLTIC OirOX ATllLkTIl ABItxIATlOl i nAllVARll UlH POAK U Iro 1 A K nark Jd b I I a I l Dem Id b u 0 2 a 8 t atupbell a i i 1 A b 31 inn r f 1 8 n u u lal If I I I 2 I llowlnnd c 1 1708 1 1avl lit b11 111 0 Hi olnian I I f J I 1 U 1 I arleton c f 1 O O o ITraDurd litb I 1 IU 8 0 ChlA 3d b 0 0 1 3 01 piill e t 1 8 I II 0 f hrro 8 1 3 a i Itae HI l a o 3 3 Lowoll r f I I o o o Meton MO o u 3 t o lIre p I 3104 tiUowueri I o o 7 1 Tot l li 7 37 H 71 Total i H34 Irt Ii Notion AA 1 0 4 4 J ti o o 12 I Harvard 1 3 0 O 3 1 0 8 n n runII A M 111 To b 1lta lIIOII lIurk rOl b LolloTln lItoll HI 1 0 rnl 10 un I II A A I 1011110101 J IIId IIIC Iou Iwe V l Ir lu ul uol1 aud vv eedon IIJoAIIL N u 14 ATHLETIC I IHIIApKLrniA 4prll 1 The Ihlldelphl 1 egue team deeated the Athletic today In a one lided ron lent ilrasni 1 t lli hlig anl balling and Hamilton ba running were the feature Manager MianU tried I Htirni liu new pitcher whottai very wild hitting five baiter an 1 kendlng three more to bate on Lalti Uelili payed hti uiual brlllUnt game The cure rtiiLAUhLrniA u I I ataLain1 H la r u A B a IU p 0 A R llurke c f 1 1 3 o o VVeich o f o 3 a o o Hamilton 1 f a 1 IOU Iunell r f 0 1 3 0 0 Myertdb I I II OiLycni I 3b 0 ll 1 4 u IhoinpBoti r f2 130 0 ollneu lit bO t IU I 0 Clement c 1 148 OkappeL L f o O a 0 0 Mayer 3d b I I 2 8Cantt I o 0 0 I I 2 MtCatiley UtbJ 3 u 1 lHligrd Jd b u o l n 1 Allen IB 1 o 2 3 0 Caffrry 0 10322 tileaiiU p i 3 u 3 ri Uurna Ul o 3 o 3 I Tola B 14 10 J7 Id l Si Totali 1 C27I4 u 1tlla lelphla 3 3 1 0 M 0 1 o OI Athletic U O I O O O O O U I Krned run Philadelphia Two bate t blu Thompion nieaton 2 I Hamilton Clement vv eich Totti b nei on hit flilladelphla t I Hi I Athletic 7 iacrlfce InnMy O2rI t hj I It en 31 Clement iJ Allen llurke llalnhton I Met alllev happel UltK Hal itoiiu Hurke U Hamilton 3 Thompoon Left on bake IhildelphlA 4 Athletli1 Struck IWleh Caffrey Allen tint bale on errori IhllAOelptlla J Atnletic2 hint baee on tailed ball l Hamilton t Thompmn Clenienti llurni I Mtzgerall I lilt U 1lto1 bjllThonip viarrrJ Allen Tlamll tot TII41 l hour 40 iutuulee I tup reb Curry aud u Uea BALTIVOKB i BOtrOI V t 4 HAiTivnui April IS I riolon wai ajaln defeated hy Baltimore day Marnlei men kepi together machine form nn ler I the carefugultance ot Capt 1over llaker wae being I Int and Oerman wa mbitltJted After Ihat Holon got only 1 one kfe hit I I t j Ootiotau threebale hit a a feature lull he waa left there CUrklou truck batklxineu The more 04Un 10CToI 11 h 0 0 II It 0 Wrrlek J b1 I 3 2 onw 1 I 7 a Ul uurk r f I I lJ II Iuouo c r I 2 I I II I 2 0 I 1111 I I 0 II I U I 111101 b I 311 U I Tlc Itb J II 0 tJ 1Ik IU r1 I lJ I I 0 I II 1 I I 011 ell IJ I I I l I TuwIIJ c 0 a 2 11I11 J I 2 I lIentf I I u I J J n C II I 2 I 11 r p lJ 0 U U llarulI I I II 0 UrI I II II I UToltJ ToltJ l71 II 10Ial 5 12 7 10 nlrlmre 0 lJ I 0 I J 0 o 1It I U I U U u U U h1 rllo 1Illltno a HIOIl T 0 loll I 11 J Thr ba 1110100011 lIuft 0 unlO1 tlrt bO D erruroIIIIIIIn 4 ta 1IIIIllImn 1 4 Iruc I 8 m r u I IIhIII Iu In Tuc ur Iulo Tlw hou lll1plohulu AT IIAKTIOHII Hartforl 8 3 Iu 0 4 0 l o 0 8i Cuban Manli 4 o j I 0 7 u 3 017 lla e hllellnrirord Ii I Cuban llantx II Krrnr nartford K Cuban iJiantH I ia ClicnerB Knowltou ta an Henry Movey aud Miller Catchers Moore oroul aud I hlle iutnr ColaS New Vork N I VL Japn at the Iolo ground rtrioiljn I N 101 lerney City at Walhlu tou Iark Hrooklyn AI at PrtULetoil llackelti athartt Co at llartfnrl cm an illatita at JuIIII lou J iorhaui at VV anhliiKton BroollyutP LIVI Tiifer at EaBtern Iart 1 lluen Hull Niitee Moth rameA at at Louiiefterdny were poaiDotiedou Accoiinl of rain The MiDermoitt of tbe Jerkey City anJ Newark olubi are brother Mickey Welch wan warmly welcomed at he Hepped Into the box yesterday The tiff roller ou lbo Eastern Iark KrouudB VBB used freely yekterday NKW lUrBy April Ir Vale I defeated ttie Holy Crobi College team today 8J tou Burdock UfO that he I ould like to leo Kid Cay at vvuBhlnuton Turk thi attBruoon Secretary llrden li hard at work filing up the Atlan tic AiocUtlou umpire icledule Kzrii It Htllton hal been encaifed to play aecobd bane for the Hartford Club aud will report to day Hecretarr Drunell ha not male any atiiiiineut of umpire m the llacri Leairue an yet Uanaor llemien of the Trove hai BjjjiieJ Foley of Nalau and Ilrahatn of Klmlra I pitchers I I lierue Ki J e late I of the Ihilalelplila I I I Ui Club ha jjmed Vlsona rhlladelphla 1rolvABlonaU The A A A A A hate H cood Iot in Mcrarland at lecoiid and there 11 u diiioiint ou Kuril at tirBU Illl drown arrived from lrinco on viondty nlaht and waB al Mrotherhoid Itrk yeBierdiy pr ilisuu There wan nothlnir the matter with t mtlfe llulher voiue yeiierday It lu I bieu charged Hint u 1 craiked The fluty ninth Kriilmentt hird Ia I l t nlool fr the i penlnjr of the hami lounhlp iwusuu trvt Saturday at lirothernood A ou1 1 tame U I expei 1 Ie 1 on TIIIy at lal m Park in I ul New Vork I ewetu the Credent AtlieiiLB BllJ llrookljll ll I L team lattery inaie u run every time ho went to the rat eilerday and Im a nt I 4fl lnr I ajoul eiiicbiu 111 1 lintbB to any Lreat vxtent eitLor John Huriotk wa 00110 n yenterdav to Un Turner for the Jirev Illf l Cltli hut tlo Litter B tvrnj weie ooBteei and notliiii more WUA done lioOl nnlurcd 1ave I Orr at iHkt ffit In one it llf oj time hit lenlinlay which counlrl lor a loino run Uave ha4 I been horkliu hard an along fur u h 1 n t VVllliB the Jeuey CI y j I lmn 1n 1 n B u h tfnol I u or behind bat for Ihe New Havens 11111 I e w I nrd fr erdy He wai tried on Iali n reLommenJaiion Ihe Jeriey City club ttave a tew kOid taneruuneri bUI Keaycan outrun uny of the rub B nprlnleri 101 u by rlffh an Intlelder but ha been en a l ed to cover centre Held The New Karen paper yell that their pet leant wa Jwbal en rf l defeated by tte HiketL Carhart A t o team by u ildenl A b Ind man 011111 I the real 1 reason lU New llaveni were outbalted two to otie Tommy lmirhrook played w Ith the II irkett Carhart it i o leam 3 e tent iy and he ehowrd tint he u I Mill alive t making two rlean nil IT ei und acceptllk the three cuaniei oflered him In ILe liulii NT lon AIrllllllolIlI l Hunt an Amtriran Amocl 1 atlon umpre reililied to I day on arcmiul I of tliriit trouble I Ihe 1ltlihurKh I team will rein uu over II ur day and 1 play the name poilpourd to day Landers a primming catcher from the lUmlltuuBof Canada 1 to beiilven a trial by Maiuer Vork or the Albanri He alBo expecll tu Bljn La blrante aciicher who played Illi the I Ifittt iBlaud Mure UI BIIIBIMI hid Cir ey U doing iom uond work in Ihe box In Ihe eleven Inning game at Hartford he ilruck out Biiteen men and I Buy he thinkn he nould lave I beaten the llrooklyn 10 I i team with beiier ulI u rl KIIIBOW the Mhikill plajer Kined a NewA iktll II i lubioulruit UB n glt 110 i it UT 110 How K line I ill the moil nrumlauiv playere lie I l u Bteu 111 a long time He li a particularly uu1 baliman Blargof Tale hal been ciahltiir 1IIJI 1C uhiu jraciuln lor a 100JOU i ou the nui niidchanre or lie IB I a new man at Yale but hai hu1 I calllilerb e rx perlencelubue ball In the North weitern t nivermi The occupant of the free neai at right 1 Iel 1 I at Brotlililiiol I yeilerday look 1111 o game fur m price of admUiiou Hytandlnif the i tr leal f tood vliw I of the game at the Iu 1uU iroundi could lj I Here IB a great record llAnett hm plat 01 I four iamr with the fAwVorkuN 11 I Hub IU Siiht h I llmri 1 lbbjl bat and made IU IIIB I averaire 7J8 In fJ lb J IJ i eldln be ha had Jtfchautiu aud actepltil 84 ur eKO JJ MatiBger Mutrle laid aflsr Ihe I tame at the In n mull IB yeiltrday I I have Been all the rraVk ihir I ff tl O1LI baerinen fer a good main yeare pay tall r bill tt I never law ile man who ever eijualed tlie ork of Deuii m 10 d 11I VTlt i iiir April 11IavBon I the illrhercf tie Wllmlri lonll ellalCliib had a uuarrel lit I evening w Hi Milluan lha left rlelder over a pair of tloe MlllmaD waj thrown Into the gutter anil Had JilB lift leg broken above the ankle Br Locn April itt The eie of ritrher ChimUrlaln wMcooiidired tonight by the hoard of Mrertiiri of he 81 Lou club CharaberlBln aa lUlPMided a few Uajiaiofurool irjlug Iu win IUICB lUi iioard Jit I him off on the tronnd that til Indifferent rlbin due to taek of eoudillon and peer faf ltri TbU tteahi Ihathe lirilrmated I The allklll HMO llal j AID lallon fcM elected the nrnrere treildeni A c Kilmer Hecretary C liornt treainrer Btanton Shaueri llrecipr T R tiorntit li Hardtill i Miller Uiaflel shfier I Wation lamont II M Ilmer MrHerninit the Jeney Cilv Mtcher n ei irreat head woik I And chime of pace In ltr pllchln lie hal dui l me fair work but h i not let hlmelf out B yet II M J worki nan fur IW game and If h can litlplt lh Jerny I Iti l w ill not lof e many name III null thai Ihe A A A A A are not tery antloo1 lrtinl to iiire lIel1Ir l f r another gn Th taller V ere barely defeated In th roiiteit lal j ear and they are In 01 i e of vetting even It the actor will play them VMiitdivouiay Manager llarmou to amet A vervpreity catch OlIO that made by Itonmy vei rl v Ktliriioon ItM In the eeventh Inning when Petty 1 hll a little Iiy over Btcond ha e both KtitiBey and hen BUrted for lit bail and Ju t a I dropped they ut tin I Ifl Koiieey howittr llucl out hn I band and capture I the upliere The main entrance to Itrotherhood IarV vilii he nearly cniupetel bv next tuMny Ample facllltlee tn pur ctiae in It B have been provlJel and the iarite t cro d cm be handled VIHI ea There trill I four turnstile in the iHi eireet vide mil erliitendent nrrln toni InlnlB L ami irlvanoniie will be located IMVtn I April li tbe 1rlncelon han hall utaion I will ti n iiied tomorrow the weather lermltilii vvtili a name 1 between the Urocklvn n A i an l u Ivcriliy nino The teitm hal heel prarllllng fallhfally llnce the I allern irlii The old diamond will be tied U lh work on the new ground IB not quite completed llimnitn Arrll l lana er Henry liitlll I I netotlat Ing for LncehrA hulton and there U every reiBiii to believe that he will be ei ured lie IB I wanted for Beinnd bale llehaa Agreed In 11 but wantimori ajvain e money than the maiineeinent U willing ti jilte ThU uuiillon III l thoitght will l e amicably lulled IliiiBnitirinA April Illiher Ink who ranie from Indintiipolli 1 WM release 1 by the I Philadelphia I I IN I ICIubtoilay I 1 Lj lie I 111 1 aI not h m up il ell r aeolher I lIon len who Xananer VV rljhl liaion liand and there vai no me for him lnk IB Hie Drtl purer rileaied by the Ihiladeli him thli nn n The IliliadelplJa and 1 Mhletlr UulB will wind up the local rliampl u h P neries to morrow On lhur dav the Philadelphia will L I plav t lnhln lon anl on I rfday at Itainmore mi hattirday thev will go to New ork to open the Itatlonal League I leanon wlllt the New urt Clul ilealyn al tl iiemeniewiii t e the Ihladtltililai Iu Ihe tint champlonlhlii irame Nvw llAVrx April Irob Iltllt hai ealted 110 alleiitlin of tlie ll ard Ir Arbitration to a r atue In the National agreement renanllng the rfBervatlon of play er whiih may time ihat hcdy to reversn Ihe I pretlot tll a rI To ilfmlon to the erect tli t he I eumg lo Toronto ThU rlaURevavi Aplaverihall lerelealel from rellrva lion Hh ll Ihe I relMIInK cluli lial fal Ied to tender him onor before 1111 I arKiilnr contract with II elalarjr if al irit 1 Hm a moulli funheiBKou next ensuing Thl the rorontlB have failed lo d In Iettlt c e and te New llaten luanagemeut llialtl liopetul ut lecur Ing h i lervlceB ItiiiAnnriiiA Arrll 11renrge Shafer of lait yeari Ietrolt ub ami Taylor Hhafer of lait JearB HeB Moiueinnd lo lo clul i IIno1 I coutracii with the Ath letif i lub lelterday Thll will create a olianee In the Atlilellc leam and 1 itrengthen greatly Iurcell wl 111 1 probaWy Ie I miiterred to lett neid Ieprge Shafer will iiav rlglit Hell nnd 1 Taylor Miater will be placed at tecond bane or thort etup III l reported that the veteran ileorge VVa tilnKtn Mradley mAl nl o be ilene I I by the Athletlce Hrailley han leen iewlngba e ball atllta week for 4IlIooch 1 all winter and l dellroui of ailaln 1 appearing nn the diamond I In hlB tiatlve I clly Ilelitn goo I oonJlt on and llloe who have leeif him play My Ie I CUB not forgotten MB old time agility and ability a a I eler and a halimin There may won other cliange on the team and Malinger M rug IB reported to be ue Jm gutUtlti with a well kuown New Vork player Mnniiiliir Chrlatlnn In Cnrnprlltlnn 1 ho Athletes ol tilt Ilowory Young Mons In liltiite rhowed a crowded lioure lull night what they could 4 In the line of callitleniCB itrenglh and cen eral sj iiiiiut o work The large bulding wan perfectly lammed by jouug thrltlaui Ihe lair lev being well rtpresented The performance throughoutthe evening were enter talDltK and nome excellent The Initltute ll a branch of tho Young Men i ihniiau ABfocUllon and among III advantage are etiuing educational claBeB a Bar I MCI fund reading room bowling alien row In K club inedlCAl beuellt club Irculatlng library gyinlialluui baths and bent of alla bae ball club After eomeeice lent tnuele vleltr Iulvermlller n1 I IteliB alipeared In featnif rencth which wa followed by a cMlillienlctrill t llh wandi omtellllon on Iho noodrn horpe ptralleU fancy club iwlnglng and run ning high lump were the Hitctirmlte event after which the aaJleuce WUA regaled I with tome more mla Mr Walter lraB A pupil then Bhowed how Btrong the Initllute I h t made him by breaking ilrapi hrchtBt tonirrB ion bending imu barn on hlB neck and emu lating the Cowbo hampion by lying I on a chair nd allowing heavy I oelghK to tie placed upon lul uiuicular cheat Ihe other cotnpitlilMIB were horlontai bar and vaulting Illvll I m II won the tnot poluti IUIII In dividual xiiutri wprea follo a Ude llor eVla ter weeney clubwlnglngMaiter Hatter Kiinnlng High JumpMailer McOnnon WiJ tt t lL t llorliontal I liar Mailer Uaecht Vaulting 1C llahan Hope I climbing It I n a ban VV hn a member oln hie phyilcal proportion are c ctirately taken and the athlete t ehowing the muni de v elounelit al the annual competition receive a Bpet lal medal TlitB wart won lait night b r J llaac who gate H practical illultralloa of tue beuefil of g mnuium osel Oilier award were mUVe for the bOlt bowler the beFt all around athlete mid 1 VI viilllard received th Louuri a belug the bell trader Tlie 1rorenlouul 1nul Tourney Tlio lmndleai tournnracnt nt continuous pool at trank Lawrence if billiard room f M KlKhtll avenue was continued lint night in the retince of a Urge number of ipecttitora In the llrit irutne VV T htewart of Detroit IM nu1 1 Jatuel Luddmglon of loll ell IOi were tbe eonlIIL Iheroulelt walanex fifing one lor Ihe fim Ivo frame but Luldlnittoil graluully forked uliea I wnl 1 UIIY ttie era uf t o 11 o Itiith of tliece ilayern are left bunded a very Ull u ual feature among i ri lei ional p ayeri InthvBeond gane lonepli I lilunii g who wan the omj cotnetltor In the ute I chAmpiouehtp urnr alf iyrtctiBe And uho Hlicceeded In defeating Ihe rham N plun lie tiro waA much to the mrirlffof thefperta torn drfealed with eaae b ld I ard llarton H5i I lie tircre wa Hi tu it In the necond game on Monday Ihll I VVelBhlH the ChamIon of IcunivhauU Oe teated K HoUfherty 0 bj H to 1 The gumri IhlB evening 111 be Krlckion the Call fornU LjtJoije VVeiili aud 1owera vi Uuuing Klenle Kniicki Out Srolt HKMIAND rAii N Y April 15 A tlireo rounl content wan fought heretotilifht by Jai cull of Ihii village and Ved Klenle of VVekt 1ufut foragold medal and the IU potnl chamflouBhlp of Orango county I Tbe contentanln hating met before and fought a ten round contest to a draw Klenle claimed the fight and w m Immediately challenged to fight either a ten I round battle or to a fnlih The nec Biary arrangement Tiav ing been completed the tght took pi ice at the halt IIt J li r n t J I t the Highland I fal Ath etlc t lub Huth mfnuerem Hue fighting trim and the tint and iicoud round were very hotly contented the audleliC having been Lfj treated I to a very line enllbltlon t aclentillo Bklll The honori wore bo it even when the time wait called at the end ot the necond round When about one half of the third round wi rought Klenle who wa forcing the tlghtd liverel a heavy blow on hli anlagoulBti throat after whl h coll kave up l the tght rime llluo uilu utei aud forty lecoudi IluclnB at Him Krunrlxn KN TinNriico April Ijlho result of tho blood hone racei today were Miledahh purre44 Almuntwon Iialiy IL mond Cn otno third lime I 4lv Ftte furii ri4 fnehalidujp meeiitaVm tWOiladJel monet Homer I won 111 1 I I 1 1 araret second Jte VVooinin third one AlI1 1 til nlxteenth mlei mllirff nherldan won hlluarc u OUd Illue I 4 Hnlen or Juit Iloi ere IrJtlNOTON Ky April 15TII cliCHtntlt 2yonroliI Lrotlipr to Hilvor Ono 2HI I SA has boiti sold by John MuJJ311 of this city to ricott Jiilnlan of ronton 1 J for n Ion II prlco His kiru VVIH Alfvoiii autl M dam Hlhtr Lock Iiy llnnilirlnu Tun llo ID very iiroininnir Mad i 111 also Bohl to till taino buvor ulynnrilil I ny colt tiy Itml v IIUos tlnni by Muinlirluo Iot and tin bay vuurlinu cult by Hod Wllkeu dii by 1I117ulI Moll tiT Sport With Arm tinil JI I A i iiitcur ff 1eitrlfil club 1m I bn oruiuleJ III ti ii I itiv AYI vAktii Hub ll liw I rubiiu at 11 1 io N LI1UQ fir rc t o fl IM I fount I toxtntr conn itillou whirl wttitettu tttkt i Ut out ijirli in the jmiiJimim at ti e Nut oml Atti mi t b liiu bIIIIIn 1 UAIIIC tunumo ulterHiloiiK 10 tti club hu uyf In iirnirrfni wiitli I viti reti itr th I in iocunJnifii to Lua itie tntrrtttMiinriiU TliT ir voi i jrnni fun rit rted At tlp eniprulnmcnt tt I i e ftc oy i tin ineinlitTH ot minim 111 I the loriy I Hentli Kejiintiii nt II hi Mrnmr tuittllnif en Mdr r at finir ISP KH r n un rril i ii t litre w ii II i a iiiiinl r D I lOMM prmriit iiMlului luly iMiiil 1rof Iritu rih Joliiniv MUU htiiij hunLk Juluuy Kale a ml luiinuy Kitly ud t Uirloin Jl 1 lr 1 n Vnrii 1 t Ui i lucih i Hi th Iulnn tljtftle tI vl hl 21T C U nll IT Jl 1 iht liitoir trail IP fur itn trnnnn Thu lilin I I Hrn iiinhiinr itt u very tnlllmt wrltitfr tuioii IIHVKH I wm Hlmutt1 icrteiit of tllI JTIIH tfivtn I In I tiRttyo I Mii HI l witli f ir men vont tn I M 1 rtuU tu com ituin ttie tjuxiunMlMrt tlinrciiituirlii liU I I tjrouirlit La iv tmir 011 itDkliiim jf tlie NorthwoxC W Itruera Nan1 Vork ell Thu inltUtion fee In tLo Sew ifrnry Atliltu t hib n f Kii4 tho uimliluri 1 fu Fcini KiiiiuallT In adduce li iTomoe II h Mtljlutio ttit 1 rf ii ilirrrt I M r 111 l an apjillriiiit r ii r to j t iI in imini r of iolul l renr aliunt l r I jourfcrtc If Ottmirp I runntnc I H woull I II lt tn your In tr nt t e Out IIJerl tvforA niAklnir yiir upplt ritltii MH thy aIr i u I 111 l uki lortr Urttt itt e Ylio ilub i kyM tl eiitniii e Itej of lt lillietei ly fm fhlll1lC 1 Neil en Ailli lea of nkreemeht hate I been 1 ilgned between tl Illaik Iearl und laao Vlurgen lor a hxhl to a f nth Tte battle win take pace I next rrlday morning near Washington loe fielding the Waihlnitli Ikht welht rllrilhai lie will not IWht Mike I uhoig Jnik Juhin or Illl t il rI 1U t u1t IIi Lj M Jllllali 11U toll I kuuck A II Null i iLuittk uf getting even In the head Jo nny IteaginH hand which he Injured while In Iralnliu ten IIO ago IB notv pretty in ar i II llewlll 1 llniih hi work or iirepaidiion at Nettburgh lor Iii4 light with 1cle Met 1 oy Itealir Newark N I Irof Mike tnnotan New Virk AlUlitii Hub llldy I d ward Hotman lou e I ra k vv hue Siivrtiih Atinue Mill Ihlriy fouriliitreet nn 1 Marry I Inlah 4 ruin avenue Itllialy I tie lriuier of the Nullinal Alhleilr Clul who 1 U I futlLliftd li t light t tigene Homliaitier IB I now I ilown in wfuht aid in Hie pink of condition He will make a bar I light againii tle Now lurker trank wine I the ex champion and 1 lm 1 Daly will vtilli II elr a herk litest ut the office nf the Itliutralt I vr i ti Uy l iij I1t tl l the remilnder of the tiakci fi r vihtili I Iliry trill tight ulihlu three weekB lai k liempiet fn a letter to Mike Flaherty IHII Iearl ilreel I ntyB lie Ii I In he be II nf health I und Ihat he li at Ireient wlili bi ttife itid lamily at fnrtland lire Ha 1i1lI li If f iy lluhe Kll In al prcbaUlliy r I home luilJeof three weekH llnfi ituii lliiiokiiii TiiiUr Hits i AI I iiroukitii I ii lerry nyVta limgtoli Park that J and hone can dirciu Adtu J5c 4uv i llu c Hull New Pnlii Gonad Tod y New York ti Jaier lof Manhittu Collcftl lame 3 JO IJ Admliilon i collloAJo Brooklyn Clayeri Club EaAUru fMfc Tlcan to dkjr 4 J MJJu P fIliI ll The most extraordinary vegetable remedy yet discovered Used by South American Indians for 300 years An absolute cure for all hereditary or acquired blood diseases Infallible in scrofula eczema cancer rheumatism disfiguring eruptions and disorders of stomach liver and kidneys of adults and children Pronounced by leading physicians of New York the greatest blood cure known r Send for descriptive book containing endorsements of Reverend Catholic Fathers prominent physicians and many cured in New York Sold by Druggists CANCER CUBED IIAIILPI Jan Ik Thl elfl h11 lIflerln tom CASCEIt opon m Iabt Impl to oee 0 roan I a IInder Ih 11I1 oldlfn lIrlcllI durlll Ib1 Im Th1 declIJ Ihal Ire no ebn f It ear or I I 11O I 10 wOIII1 u m Ihal 110 IIn hool I1n olalloo an 1 ro nul ure I III hn lrlnIJI1I I try 110 Cau IIlo 1 11 I dJ n n1 ner lakiDII lb 4 lor len do b canrer 10 b 1llIul cbllnud In elor beumilli dot d In I Iaa III 1 CltlC fur Ibre on I I1 I I 1Ui o 1I r i AI luhlt JrW I I g Oi tIC O J M C ROI1INSOV 102 East I2CU it IEeiltenr AA PlUIl 1431 It tW JtK Jn JI 1001 l AIA hIA7III O 1lrl COGnll lining 0fTd to lb pai tno yearn with rheumatiim a IndlzeBtloa ore throat and a complete breaking down of my whole nyBtem I a Induced alter treating wltll literal Droniliientil I orBi to irr the 1111 Hood Cure which I continued tu n for about thrty ilayB Bhnce which tlm I have hn t entirely free from the above mentioned trouu ea and hat I more ambition today than any time In the pait four ytau 1 tau hertUy recommeutj the lotue to any one bavin the J iaii II Irullhl Iwmosos We tiava the BlirDatureA of prominent New Vork I Pertlfrlnz to the toiltlve cure ao OANCFRanil I mrll JIr other herVdllarvbiooddlBeaeb I the uieof the tHlrflM lllotllt 1 CLHV All J ttioe ileilrlllK I Its us In the ca of cancer luould apply to the offlco of Itie Company either In ftJfnoitirlflUTtortaUueHan ALAS llKA lLIt at ULiriu cu o Mail nu iirw York ijtill fuhtf n NOTICE TO FISHERMEN 11 run rs I 1 ion HIIC I Inno tr prl I I ii Ill h r Hi t i OWI elirtl I i lo j t lea t i rr 1JI I I I4 I HI Hi etri tine I Ali lauiiwu I I K I ti eiirt It net I itani riliitia laaox e I l MAItbTI Ill ICInTiM til t rrt iiiii iiuiioui1 s i Il yn IH1rtrl1lilt i1I MV 11111 J IV IAWN TIN MS Hie M j I I 1 1 Jtac c and i hjeula 1 aril ineut Ial are i e ea pr Ihe Buprn 1 r Alty of each r inmauu 111 i of all tliniB ayera and the I u I ia w i p ayer u iulhe Tournamtnl a free coj r MovuiiiBLfW and beaullfuU bo k Uoau ttvtlu IUVBI uu nlJlrriv nOAD nVilfBns All the rrt roHntry T m Hoi eDi Run It tralaareAt tiffht for tho croflictrantrr mliUtei u t nliht Mtliey li ld bllh cuarft In the npt r portion of lh clir Only a f ir dan more r 6 crowcountrr M m ur main of tli WM cll ero known In tlili country nJ tli Un flclaUfI lof thli li1ltirul irort on Ihe MliUtM will t bown in tholr iTctu MI path and ftM tlurln the apt rcaeiiu lumintr TDK T titOIUrff RCD Om4went7 member of the HU oor AlbUo Club left tho lr nch tratninff houw of that or vanf tattoo cor iifrof fifth avenue ami K t tenty lilh itreet for an tUit mil the rdowlnc courw Ln Flfih fpliimer rVr dm aenue i I I inth airet UIHIM acruM in 1 Hl fr w Jri lo nnJ arontil Uranle tmnU to eventliMeuu to llUlh I treet to Hfth anue anJ homf J Mcirt tjrw ftwt IlL withI 1 II Hrnitti ftecnutl T Stein Ihra LiitiJaeh fourth and the toll of the p cV wall up Time r I4 minutes HllW JfcRUf nu l nriim I torn pre nt ln tlc tioni on of tde jtrouefit awr naticniur TOFBrniiiiirT Mt tna which will lae ih Blnrtrr At Morris rtk on April M will bMlia r l or 17 Mlilrtl riiil leum which l Iuttliirf I Income euri tiilwork In I iirfimratiori for the Ttnt f ttr rro cmm try y ar A cajiUM P J run liUl 1 If l tlm tram lau tilth I when they went otcr th llherHde rocine In ffoulliiiia Thftfliilriiwa a r tl rr In Milcli I Junior 31 Hof the rteier mtle t nii HM IIr wnffiit boxer arrltd I ott tli honori cruoniR Mi liinUu M tanjutM cloudy fol lowed by u Ilurtntr r u i A m KM i I Altlmmh ihy had 10111111 in ft HYP mile rntil raft thai I rtVhiH nfflii the loum mill nf a I All Klilir Mh trif t brancli of the inin MM a i MUtlan A otUMi ht1 i tnfit tnliyiib P run Int niKht In wirrli all nnlvhed well 1 tbEelher no ItitllvUua Tori teiuciuule TUB nIT ifl KUf All the ftftrrinjMMf lh Amity llhlellc 4luh werft out Init night tor A rim TI lurll WH IH h 1 y nj pI r I KiiiMotrr tlfi rteMar ruur fstiiHiii from tlt ttart at kerntr i lxth lift ft to Utli I Blreel mid tuturn n r r J It WAB a iilral run TlIK IAITIVM ATllLrTF Itt S Whfrefr the hulk nf the I crow country crowd RO thrre yu will Hud thn 111110 Ath oIl t lull t m IftfkniKlt with the bftt of ttirm Last nlntit l ro rO lob lnfxrfpilon 1 in ihHriilf I I fcrUio Iti llaiii wont urr ititlr I rfiular COUFH from tlm club truutis J low MI rtrlii wliu U ntipctlona e y trreetctl by hM coMrrret I us UoUb Uuliht Cnt In 3H mtiut Alter iroinl run AVKUILAf t P HI Cnpt J Itafct hnl 1 tie American Athktlc lull Im ou11 nlirht for a ron I riii f ncarlr ttlht nillrt Tlie ctttirt itrnlnl from th olub rouit 111111 street anl luilLna aemie to the Tran teMt rond thrush lit fan I at hltfiity fifth nret Th run wa parti 1 1 d In iy orr t f nty athlelr I ail of Imiti niHniied iat t Ih iktii ell together ihrouirhiiut tlio Journoy J despite the fact thitt tlie nace i naria ftI the wtj Y Tluio 4 14lo n uluutee It i ionut J Held wan nrat home IT WAS A FA lit AM AQUAliK ncruu Hloiaon Haj tbut Heliaelrr AVon he Chi CUKU Tmiritry on III MrittN GoorKO K Slosson cot homo Irom Chcrmo lust tiiaht cblpcer HI coald b There wan not anything about him that lunrcileJ a loner lie wore a inulr au 3 wu serene and tiAiii to ret act and csM m to the I I rrnwd ot frltndi wh surrounded him Tl y atiuok uaiidi with Mm curdially I loit the rain B wih Scistfer h tald fn a manly way un Iti tjerlU and 11 I liare no fault to ri J l ur com plaint to make 10 1 weak en etiots ttiat I am utualljr otrocgat uimely tbe simile l cusluuii poiitiun carrum tclmrfrr made tl e rum of 117 nnJ i off of learn I that fullowcd my nlMinif tucli tlnzlecuiUion larrum I oiitfht to IIITC counted botli tiinr hut Idiint I and thntmxllihfra In to HNy about It ilia r er wa tuiiltiir lirllhttuttr and thmici run t 11 wnjr The run uf K coin Itu juit w tit tilt did WM liiv knvt Unntt e virtoty Iho tiuuie H rery much Iu Hmiulhy nlih tnn but the auJietiL cave me fair 11 j lay all tl e am and the Clilca liuau ruttud me rojalty The ttame I lonttulvet I should tiaewnn hf I biMleTn trioiiiflit l I wuuld win 11 hut touuhow I oouldli L I i t p ay Hh ltn Hro Uettern cliniitc dnrtn t a 1 i f ttr tu Mirre wtth my lynem fur I canu t OIy t litre m I cti In NPW Vork 1 want tu aay of ITCB I tint if lo I takftt i ifuod curt of hltnsftr he wilt be mio of the benr uij ern in tl world lleUpUylntisreat bllllardi aud tmi ruv tnir i tf a Jt I y I ittfiirs fltton left Chicago tie ilfi ositel fVOMith Mue Uf riliikcr uf the HrtinaMlck I halke i inprttiy for a I iuatili w ttli Stiaefer in tlnp clt NO1 l oints ui I lui make transaction tir ri Htltiic to all I btUunl loTer I tht fact that fclcfou H irop jbltion wan that the com pany should Iul i ni I tin fnblcm no that the untett rlioutl be a ihunirlonetitp IAttlc He lays the cniupany e ra The Idea U I In itmLr th mUm tb ruperty I ot ttie 1 i a er who defeiida it for two year 7hi raid Mtunou 1 ill ittl the tjufitlon of ho fn I rliatnpion for the mati who wiut it can rUhtfully ctnltii the rhampluiisritu kr go H proiusjiion wai llat the niat t rI iliould t be platM 1 nrlyIn JunA lie I i a H 11101 hr ba btard that bbucftr accepted tti cla Itnie tu play 1 be KI MICH County Whrrlmeu Httttf Tho linineiifo parlors of tho Klnus County VheeImen ore lait ereulnr crowded tbelr ulmott capacity by an euthualaitlc crowd who enjoyed lti varied entertainment preDiir d by the 1 heelmeu The eniiit entvrtalnnunt opened with a piano nolo which wai followed by comic fon i and recitation Fred Hurui nr athletic ftme amuied the auilience for Borne time Tbe most Interesting and thoroughly n oyabl4 part tot the ernhig n fuu mere boots jtw n well known Ixitrrn HI rnetnbTK uf tli club Hi Utter irt of the ntertliiment openeJ with VV Kenny iho amateur chniuplon fralh r eUht of Am rica aii 1 a liirinb r of the New Jerijr Aiiletio itU 1 inirw th mltn with h UNm y ot i tl1 hcittiftti nieri ii for ft tlir ruiiitj K id WMA fn lowel iiy itn cu lent x ilUtion or rlu Rwlmr ntf 1 y Cat t cuirv tne I ntun Athlf tic i ub afer whlcli M ur MlriMer and lutof the 1 rk Mb etic C uti donned the icl ami h l it Jiitntiif r and ton IT for four round 1 lie applause At tn ruiui letion ot tin tro wua itrrat A smoker oiuid tip the fT uinrf en joyinfnt w H Koberuon ot the I rum ultlclatet atmaBterof cer iuoniet bctni ty notatnl hy hred turji4 MucL LTC 1 t li due tlio lummittce Iu churgo uf tLu ilar Cii hlnc Ili t Idrlell 5IIko Cushlnu showed that ho meant busl net yenterJay by cahlni aj tlie f tutttte and i ut tliiK up i ouie money He d p Mtcd llflt and Issued A cblltime to tUht Anttn Mbtiont if 1Ateraon ut tha 1Lritau Club Lotu Itland City for the flUO purie ottered by thut club anJ ou u Ue 1ete ounor the ell known road Itouhe k fer of rrm end wa with v Prncrummn lor hr Dots Flight The luiekorfl of Spot nnd Itartiov tho clmm rlon b pound buIdoiii iutt ut tlm Iln att e je i r day tuorniur und lud A litiij wrangle over the match they inad H mouth uio and failed tu brntr or lait Saturday ntutit ax Jeicribed in Titx bi N Barney peo plr Hill main t iln d tut tfu T n ere entitled to the ptakrt i ut the Hjnt folk wuuulii i liafi u The talked Hay for a inn time without iciinin to an aareoujetj when the etUkftii idf r put on ti l tu tlij cornrurersy by my inirtlitit the mam rUbl kWicro 1 e wuul 1 dnllrer up any man Ie unlrrca them to inert repre entaUr nf liu Ml A dtriUimte 1 ppol i nn dny before Munduy anj brintr tlif tr dnili ulontT Thfn tli ri HI 1 b a r tit U ho ran t rlt fit about It wna bmtM that nnkeri vvuuida i bt d IOUK diauuce from tbe buttle Krouud The Iollre Cuplnrfil Itie Flctiter KINGSTON Ayril 15 Ior somo tlmo iatu a nuiubtr of prlre liithti bavo taken plate fn tlili vicinity The mniAKerk and principal hate howerer taken the prertut1cil to have tj et to come off JIM tejondtbe city liuilii and Urn out of reach nf the city otllcUU lectnty amatcli wi arr nfd totween Mise Orccn tflortd and iIMnm HI enter white for fJti nnd irate enturft tho nffair within the corporate llniltx ilnd hy lOiKliirf bare i lHr r ilteudAULa and axold a icOlou ride n r triil inue ThonenmrtMt be tnr jrrrmmli U t night Seral mill tiucC lluwirt A won known kpnrtini iimn pftfon ltd retn und lum r7ier uho t vo month airo dcfeato l iire n in tieiwii r iiif Ji lnud behind i n rr Mtrbt roun is cro to iJil wi u ri em i r wu tbe fir lit on A Ion Neither rrcvlTed mi h puiiMiiuout Ju t attvr the o i n bud tern tendired A o ne f oil ceri an eirt d l tb c m Tl e crew i of rpnru hinttfre l in ull ilirntimi Nenrer And reni wrr raiiturrd nud tax ii l ei re Miyi r kratt uiinhaliT Urreil the raid tu be iiiitdo Tlu vrnt fl MAmiiiettmu and were ptured in nU Iu day tltiy netn I tlru r for Kecoriler Iliiwey rnl iravnfjMtalt ittilnr i f rhiK fur trial U Ihnri HV AlUfriiiAii Hrtunicr and t Hun lior Ir m b e l tfii rttalne I bt the i jhi rrn The action tAku br lb Mator nr the i lr ivuiprufilon of m n unlintul at In lt UM tuo oily liujlu U favorably comuietted upun Jllltlurtl unit 1nal Ni e At Hit lieivldero Home cireenrllte N Jw thin Ti n In K A vo point Ircnrh tttrrwiu fiamr to itecide the t hunit m hip of tbttl ii ii will oci ur betHeen t linrl l yer an l Henry iut who aru loiiildereii tiiot tUn auiateuri rhll Miller rr lcli A Lttinunn ITA ch J Uohlliorn icralch K Mllijr l K Uohlhnrn II UtlltlUit 10 II liich M liulltllil j 1 liuMr lriEo re Tliri f J 11 AVnthou writes a iotler toTHKStN ln llixlllllir Mtjer Ilie iJitolur lulu ijla i tua iuo l l for ttie lnn of ti ftu ue of John K hul r tn He anert ttiat the inodfl fnr tliii portkn or t uluan N auMomj w Johnnr Alur tiy llan ril i rul iiur or a mmljr rt wi g r i UcUirtlir inch MOUIJ flilhl Mr Hnionny tu III tUli li now un ixhl UUoalu rrtdciiu t Tkere ttcOUly Till Tlu BtlllH I Attther C MII Cute To inn Knrrcm or THE vx 8ln Hav Injr rocelrod the reasons from th Amatecr Atnotlo Union which thor Rite for the rejec tion of mr entry for tho n t Indoor chnmplon flhtp crames Ami oorndernu thorn smply ft parcel of fabrlcfttlons and Insinuations I ttilnk that a croat ffood will bo done to amateur ath letlo eport by publishing them with ftlso ft few commentfl No bettor proof can ba shown of tho illfeellDff behind tho raoenumtthan I T calling attention to tho wording of thedocu mout Most of tho actmsatlonH icfor to what li supposed to have happened BO lonu 00 and are BOTIUUO UmtltU impossible to disprove them Following Is tho report which tho Games Commlttoo mado to the Hoard of Mnnattors KlUnK tbo reasons for looctinc my entry KW YoK4 Arfrll Ik iMrt Tn tht IloarA f ftanagrtt Amattur Athletic ttofen Uft thf tiiHlmlcned members of the km i Com ml U j tee of th It dyo champion ship meetlnx to bo be Id at i HiHton April U rejected the euUy of UaJcoltn W lord UruuUyn llelffhls Athletlo Clul i VS e connlder oursehes JuuUlad In dolnjt tlili under tbe I clauiof our elrOuUr which limited tbe tntry Hit to member of duly teccfntitd Amateur Atblello llubn fur ws rto not l llete tlil the Urooklvn Ftpifhti Ath If lie flub IK A duly retotrnUfd Amatear Athietl i iua ur tliaiu would to eJttttlQ for lucrnUrhtilp la ttifi Z A U btllere that tbo clui of our clrcnlar vMcli re Mrttd th rlfbt lo rejector strike out any entrr was 1 Iritciiled to carer tbe cise of rcT wng who had cum Indtrd oiTctioe wlilch iiiibough fieriI s iiut tvLliiia tl TiuUuoiii ot the kmatenr diunltton wira of ticli clmrKtter M to make the otl njor import by if H OCIA tiuti with umatciir atMftte fttid pnJer tbU untltr rtil In wu rejected Mr Fords entry Wn have alto other i and icrAter re ou for uur aciiou Me ti lieetbat Mr rord has vluiated both the ni irilaiid tho letter uf tbe I amateur Oenilliun and tbal hiacbaracivr and recnrtt 1 rntkn htm utiflt of prtlvitt Uou In a mate r athlrilo iontetr kiutw thai b ore hi noateur itandliif lad tr bevti publicly tiinuluiM he trfquinty n urmfd a prmoiiAl frltiid that Itnai hit rnunilonat ttie ilret Inruratile p orimnty to tlltfi I9fl liltoiHf na sume a IAIIU titmc and cotniete m prol gotul Ainr lor moiifr prUe VSe beiiere that at iniitf ted July it Innit e rompele J under tte tiiiue or T tllutnt flrfttinBt protettl n i attiletefl fur money prlrei tlmt lie won one prUeot i 15 ida olhtr of IO and took tb money we fj ll ibAtilur In rbt4 trial lorttit utltuce he repeatedly and knnir hirfv perjured blmtelf by detiylnir under cath frit lutli were c early proven by uum roui creditable wit nrtie w believe that fix tnfn ti attcr hln trli ua hire t himnelf to tlie lluJnoii county N J alelonian l iub agrtf nn to CMUI ete In iiieii profctFiUAl k infs ftcaiunt priituriiuimt the uly 4 1 7 tor t ijCLi id utn of money that tbe club Netted pouteri anuotniclnT bio t 4trti ipattou In the if a met and tbat he m onlv 1 rexfiiied fnm luillin lu cutitract lytti earnect entreaties of u t oid e and W H curtln we beleve that till dctertittj from the Amateur Athletic Lntoiu and bit rnrticlpatlon in the IT of the N A A A A tci it inv WH a direct i urih e andFrtl thecou silerntlon ltrig a i 04lt on with naaryor Kto permontti provided Iiy one of tho aptortert t the A 4 A A U e km that Iu Altemplliu lo eipUln a arhud lay In payln the prle Nut to lr Jordan in thtlr re rent mattli lie txire fulie wttneif airaitiRt Mr hberhanl Kaber Irfi dent ot tbe Sutm Uiaod Attiletlc lub and op n y chArjzefl Mr fiber in pub ic i nut with prcpottinv to Mm a corrupt nrr ruent t elmve that in bis fliiAncial trativAitiuu with tbe Athftlc toiu mtttee nf itip Maten I and Athletic Llub he han tent Kuilty or irrenuiHritle B know ttiat bl particiDatifin i teamen held under the ru s of the A I hut cnusod muili dn hnilsractlon and frequent como alut frnm bBOcltn c utii Me know thtit lli OAiueti oiiiinlttee of tbe last iramea of the Hew York Ath tetlu L tub tired of waiting lor you to take Met s In tbla matter decided to ro ii tr rord entry to their Ramev and were dls ujided from tbli purpono tnlr by tbe Tinnrous p rote it I a prominent memurr of the N Y A C we know that ut Hie limL meettutfof the A U i eral dvleirates preiif tit Rpoke very plainly concern In tlm fals po ltlon In which the A 4 I wa pUced allowini Mr ord totomprte under their rulteanlwn know that iluce tlr publication of our artlnn he ha made Incorrect Btalementt and placed til commlttre In a false po t tlun bnlore the pubho by Blatlntf to a reporter of TUB htMtii M the folliiuiiu wod Member of the ci mmlltee haTe called ut my ofhco to day aud aaeured roe ic llint he made thll fetatf roent U proved hy the ap pemled letter from the reporter nud that It wae untrue 11 a matter of personal knowledifo to the xnerulers of the cotutnltlee Nrw Ynat CITT Anrll II IMO VV hen I ail eIMr Ford If he had inythmjr to nay con ceruina IU rejection by the committee be replied as follow Iho eligibility of the lirooklrn Alliktlu Club to be roiresoiitod at nlilip Lumes I will pny tliat Iliore H n law of HID A A L which roads that entries for chiiinplonshlp citiuoii must b mndoonly friiu u riv inlod athletic club They had n iiurfoct riclit acci nllutrto the letter of tlte luw to reioul my entry on tho first cluuso of their reiinrt hut It ould liau been sucli aiiiltutblu Injulco that to iniiko thalr notion couslstent tlixy Imvo iwltod aud luanutacturud rumor tu nusfiprtlon tlmt I told n per fonnl friend Hint 1 would cUu tlio first fiivorn bin opportunity to dmculso myelf nnJ coni Iuto for inontiy nrlzcw 1 will eay ttiat UiU Is a downrlkht falsehood lleiardlni tlio professional cnso nt ffprlnc llold 1 will bay ttiat 1 Is nut of placo to dHotim I Unit for It was lunu nun bottled In my lavor 1 but I wlllcall attnutlon to tlie fact tlmt Mr 1 Sullivan who was on thoc mmlttuf which rs limtutoJ uiu thou Is tun Duma who signed tho rii ort I inn uow dlwtihslni liuunrdlni tha lhuli n County Cnlodnnlnn Club rumor where It Is tmrnid thnt 1 hired iiivhvll to compote for monov aftor 1 had boon adjudged a promotional 1 will nay that HO luni as 1 tilil not compete 1 do not teo what that linn to dd with thodase I admit that uiofohsumal hihemiH have boon hroaibod to mo as they probably havo to many other prominent nuia tinirs and 1 cannot t uu li vv an othlatu can pre vent propositions of this kind bolni mudato thorn but I dunyovorhuvlni uccoutod auy of thiim ItoKirtllnc tho chariro thnt my desertlnc tho A A L and conn utlni In names of th S A A A A wax a Hiln 1 will cay that there Is not an 141 of truth In tlio nsKorllon and I chul htiUH anv of thrt committee tu prove buch u batofncod statement Idirardlnc tho chnrue that I boro fnl o wlt rifhn iicanist Mr 1 borhnrd Tuber Tnislilunt of tho Htat n Inland Athluliu Llub 1 will hnv that It Is loreicn to iho nubjoc Iu iiuustlon Jlr Kaber I noiuiue can siionk for hlmailf on tills matter llenardini tlio chare of allocod IrrOKUlarl tlon In llnancliil transactions wltu the Mhlotio oniinlttioof tliD Mulcn Island Athlstlft Club I will sav that this la auothor Inlbolmol and I luavo It to thu taten Inland Athlutlo l lub to fay vvliiithur tho aicURatlon U true or nut lunlln thu bintuiiont that luy comiiutlnr In irniiie has cannil muoli dhtiiatlnfactioM Irom a Hocmto eliil h J ulll say that I will vnilvo thU a not worihr of notlco Kcizurdliik tiiu usiiurtmn that omo dolncatn to thu v A tio H iilululy lonoorulim tlm falsu i0ltlon in wlilih tliu A A L WHS iinei v allonliiK mo to eompotn and tuut 1 havu lnada IrnorrfCt BtaifiJUMits and Dlaocd tlio d inii i ominllti o In a fulmi nosltlon linfotu th i l lli I vvlll sav Ibnt ttilH IK albo unuoitliy i notlio mil thu last aciUUion conucrnini tl rii oitcr lofurn to an uvvnt tvlilch liiiiai t t lifter the ivjcciioii of my onlry It In tiuuvfurn duliciilt tn Hie how ll cull be luiaiuuod as u ii tuiii lor tho rojoolon liPuniillDutlia oonrliilnn or Ihe eoinmitle H rorort rnurrliiK to tho fact tlmt tho divta HIM u wliKh tliKii rii it IB irururwl havi nut I noi Iiriiviiimly at tliplr illsi Obftl 1 vvlll nay Unit I challiiiuoaiiy ono t find data In thiii VIIKIID clmrKrH It Mill he notlpod that oven ilioimli rnu t of the committons iu i iiHiitloiih wun irui my iinmidiir btandliiu would not lo aiVcvi I look on their rejiort as a lllol on my hanatir and at any nno can bet by luadlnu theiliaruo I vvoiild liBVo llttlo vbanid for jn tlci by i poarlnubiiforo thti A A r to annwur llmiu af they fay 1 will havo to boforn I can rrmi 1 aualn Inamatpiiruamoi If ulhlatehant vv Hint to bn Lrvornul by a body nllh as llttlu i ci iiiif justice an thu Hoard of Mrumirr of tlu A A I havo jhovvn In thlt cnsu thor will In nu i drcsa for any ono who Iiicurif theli iiiunir I JULCUIVI 1 oiii Iliixlnn uiid Iliilllninrr in KlulK IIlit Miilu ill itfiiir Cntkai ArraiiKomunlH iriro jo tcnlay complnod for a ma n f ri M Ittoeeu A VV I uuke uf Hi iuii ami A II vnliUl i f huitlanii Mil It ill take a e wltliln fli week aiul HIII ta foiiyitt ha f ay letwffu lliitnn an I New VrL lm ll lilr ill tlinw llilrti li i fir f mi alatlo alt I on ilHMiiani Al Sim li if tlm i itj l btiXeii ulfr vir hiniili Ahenieeti b arr orteruf Till h V yeiilellUv B411 I ljil a irai le l ut lil rinir I li ie before I I itlcretdeil In inakiiiK ttie fiialti I nt HUM Mial I Imvn lei ll il Ii 1 will urn no utientiiiii luwaril ccttiiiif lilr1i in Iffioj nx Die ftnfl Dial I li lenl tn lit n tli man li will be a lot of oll UMei rlie wai a rfiue one in I er Ullie 1 Mill Vlall llen lup Fn k tr 1IKI if I tiiu lo niaki ainaiili ew nrl rue I ilinhiit ir fur F1 ii in uiir lieel v ircmla t r ti riu turiuia rule aul tu Uati lat in VValilUKlou rieidrnl Itrrnr Iu e IIU Vulrli Ttie idlliiiiif llrnoKlyn arn tnirohteil In tlm ricoveryir a iul wt i aiit haf r a told rlini wliUli nere urmerrtu lv reiuuvej ti a pirkpix ke fn in the i rriur if t II liyrne ihe ImiUent ut iiie in k iN llleaui an klnniar nikht Mr Hvriie alien Ie I til rtkliu oiililut Itetwirti Curbllt an I Jlomililii Vtr I lrtt at Hie Ml Mi Avenue I auuo NIK H tu e the all furnian tojiig wiui Hie lint ir Hie 1Huliurwli ail utlilel r lee4 ill lae ball luniver ot tin jeeirr Mr Hvrnr Jul notcjlirour lUe roboery unil after I ltrttlielil when tie fouuj LU MfeieJ Vauh illaiu liauvlnv tu Mi veit I v l ein Iu gnrui ninr tl erowrti hBj Imt 1 ur OV tbe bell ot u t fw AT 31Kill11 IS Til TMlenlfor OncelMcU Out i Few Win nern A iod I u Kport JlEJirnia April 15 Tho wenthur vrn fir from iprinelike horo today beini cool and threatening but that did not prevent the at tend inco of 11 TiiiO at tlio races nt Montcomerr 1nrk and that too when tho Hold in two of thu events were Bmall whllo In ono or two of tho other racos considerfiblo scratching prom ised to prevail Asto tho track tho rain last nliht did Its worst As a rnBUlt it WHS hoar and Blow Evan with tills drawback hoveer the raclnc was on tho whole cood bavernl of tho Dnisbea woro ciose and oicitlnc lloa Howard rrlth liu up and Barnes In tbo Bodtllo won tho first rnco by a leiicth from lioyal IJIush who carried 113 and wan tho favorite in the bottlnc Itoso Howard however was exccodincly woll bvkod nnd closed at 8 to 5 whilo there wasulhO apluutoon Oenctn ho bolnc backed down from b tolitol Ha failed to mnterinllzo howoveri nnd finished last Tho winnerlsallchtboJIoJ but latuer raclncllko lookinc youui njare by Duko of Montrose nnd out of a half si tor to IVnrl JonnlnKs Tho tluio was 51 sceuUdH t istanco four furlonus lerybody backed tlillhowlo carrying f with 1 runil UP m the fiiifuiloui heat nice and maklnu ull thu runnluu iu both heats lie won clovoily In the llrst tiom Katie ft vvhlli In the lust old tkobelolV wltu lOoupand ridden by llurneB Ktto him all he could do tu win Ho mom however a much buttt r horo this ear thau any bea on slnoo he ht boei on tho turf avo m the early nan of his uvovcirold form when bis present owner Mr deorto HankiUB purchased him for JIJIH u bum which in tho value of ruces run he hns jotlo pay most of It back Tlmo 1 M i i il 4 1 ho event of tho day the Stmorita bttiki for twoyearold Hllles four ftirlonii lolljvvod and In this the following ten hiyhbrod lllllH went to tno pobt uiuuluu the btaku nut tho w in ner tl02i Jlonto Hosa i Barnes Kntrina li Wllluiiii Annlo lirown lAbimi UrKt laie lhd iJ Francis Latly a hmiion lloiin 1Ihol J htonlei Iaura Ioi Mortau Tuo bwuet IJlox IIjUn Iwynne Delun All carried HU su Mont m and Annlo Rrown who worn peiiilied 101 uluntuu ut NowdrloaiiB In tho Uttlm M ntc IJira and Katrlnu woio fivorHo coui led totruther tuay brine 5 to while Annlo Idovvn vui I lo 1 Drift and Tucker and hrn talr luui Uoioy and Too e jt 1 iali Jadv iwh Inutou ii to 1 theoihem fto i MMoji to 1 Indv Yashluutoii iiiaimi thu loi t nf an oth rioitlnmlijii and be jut made a huto undhound hciamblii ol it ntuMnt IT the ruMi and winnliii nually bj i iiuth from Monlo llo a wh bfit 1rlu ti liiLthn lor pluc houiir 1 IIUD i2 wh u Hai utri wood foi tho blov tiHuk luiv YSiiilnuiiniii i uauirhtor 01 Mlfot luid Mlununntto by lliiekl n n I w in fully as iiroiMiainuitb hoi uiir ie alivi lnuliBti lady vitH libt lull Klixini wind v MUH liro ol Irnetor Knottfin e aiid hoi re touuxwaa In r but btiiri i lilkona wont i IT in Hi oumri handloap rno milo us ihiiuuli n hi L n tlevtu catch If i bin h 10 itit in i i i tin btiotch iiiul lldv HiUCkbuili 1 ii i HI lid lohli Micr I all llddell b Mil I 11 o iMl tOnlhcr I h Idimnr lio un an en mmiuy lauirlio In th I uttlnc VMHi In 1 i i reek UolliueiH wax third be i en i J lino 1 ls Thu PI MI oditfi auiiiu m Mioimunfura pla 0 vviire ah uo d a t I Jonnii Kin luil n i l tin and ox In thu hitddlo and bn n b I to win tlm hist men mull tho OIK iio l mukiim lilm thu favorite Surilldlio IIHM his follower for inter rtlwuvh I vine ic tuo front ho took tno lead on the hnckmrub h and lufnlncd It to thnlliifh boitiiu lui vi h Hii pouiirtH and Mei alloity up ID u shoit i vrhl b ho could havoiilly made tvo nn i s or morn lurlton was third it lout h and t half further bak HlHvvIn wan the Mid ol ti day lor those llrit ill favor uud lor oicc tho U e l did well uvtn rnH The reidilaranntul tounianienlof the hnuthern 1avn Ttnnli AB UCIIIIUI w ii incur n iu e ud fotiwinn tfaye at Mp nt VVaililhtfi m B tnnre and there wjl be a larirer nuiurer ot cutrlca frvui 4bliixtuu ILU taj thau ever befura nonLixa At Kbllnnl lUejR on Mocdar ercnlnzlhe XX Coteri Club eloped their leiou Titli a tuatctl kauie with tb UccUent Llub The score Occident II Zaun IM 1 Langlxln 131 I lloch 1331 leiboll ijn r Wehruui li vv I lloctt Itri 1 1 an Km Ill K VV alter II Total 1 liu Jt oterie r I auer M vv Mninuller I Hchckl IIH VV Heniiti IIV T lUjrrr II 1 MI ur 151 L acbariner 1BJ ll Hchurtlcr in Tutu liui Tlie prlre tournament of the rirlii1 Club at Manner ctior liall on M nlay eretiliu wan a jcrtml MICCIM aM Bouie uf the bowling was tlml clash Hie itOrtl Mr Wtlennteln toe Vllsi levy n Colfn Racn la Leinleln vH vlri IlttaueH 147 M Man Mli I VVelie I4J Mini leinlen I iiwenlele IM Minnie VV elle I7J r Opp uUelui iv Un I evy luJ lual team Ivy MI Hrama Wene MI SacliB 14 i JIM Leuneln 11 Iohn 1 luuliUi Team t Lemlem f Marx I Lowenfe 1 Un Lltlauer 7J MUinle Welie HO Total i JayM e Van Illrr Ho i Vill r ihl Halter Fee 170 II J ehl lltur 1 I ilium tr IT llofer 175 U K lay ur IO I J MoIntl UO On 0 r uualow Ibl luUl I Tha syndicate Cluu of llrooklyn added another tory totlielr lit ull Jlonilay evenliit by defrjtnii t lompklui Howling Cluu al lloemeriuau i alley 1 e sMl llcale K firru PO fonley 1H HetlB l Hrown li 4 K iBuroti I3 oiron ri Turner i Cubhony I Vliiiuerulan 171 Kclley Jx T al i ToiiipHintP Kluden 131 Rpalth i Tlrmh ri i I Vr llhudei 117 J I aim Kf IMirke 1 1 I riinuieyrr I 17i l liapp Ill l ordeuu llh tiriuiu M I ji

In the Bfrks of jriuneii between tho teamii oc ihf w rk rlMce fitib and the vtirnintfide llnntl K t rt Nen Vork boyii were deftated 111 iolh their no HB on viunday evening af tbo ilurututfdido ahoy T e BCoren FIRST niHr I Vlornmenlde Inrcell 107 Warden 117 kramer U fetiche II ip zuBkl in lutil 7 Sew Vork Kkycle l lub t harlolte I IS tMo rnur UdeJ 1 7 flhdle IU Molt 117 Tota BK10VI Mornlnrild Pllne u kl ml Warden hram r i3l Ifick l l IunelL J rntttl M New urk Illctcle i lul Nebiiu 17U Ie 101 uri 1JJ Udell 11H Ulidley lo Molt IJ ToUi iMf Tlie CHnlon Clubnllel t i gamea at the Arllnton aliel Ilro04l u ou itun lay ireniu The e ire HH T IAXK riinton r 1 hteeb Van fawn IHd Fran il 111 lunurl H4 iiilter mi luui 741 Cllnlun So vlerrll 157 tock uud IM Ie terll l Suiltli lib VVarreu Ibl Tbtal 711 Ftrnoii AMI Union No 1Steeb IIU Merrill Itt Fralfi U Oliver lOil Well I 17 Total 71 rlnton u 2lHawooi 171 Kranrii l jiar irt IU1 Warren l u lljJr l4 IgiL V1L At krtiwelnfeiia Veteran Hall on lnn1ay itt t Inibb HIH lie 17 Torniey 4l U Tort CT liurun 17 liieen M Mi 1artUnt h i i uuinn oi ityan IM Kutirliii J11 Iota i Nanielek It Kellv I l Ilerlin 1 Ian 134 W kelly VI llcller Til lul ll L ll Iatterton ItM LucUiart 1U Liicu 1 The attendant e at tlie nerkh nrje I nit n l liikr il iiIn 1rnnl i i un a Iryi i i u 1 ot IL t ll n lanil jrJ In Iln iiirn of in th Mnteii leniff enj 4ael In anotl 1 I riiiuielit riRIT AHK x r r t lleiaM 4 4 J I II lIIUeer 01 Ilnvr l 1 I7n Went i j i 114 M nlir 17 l 7 IllUerum J 4 4 1 7 pur ny J 7 I II I I I iniuier I J 4 4 l arroll I 4 rli IIHIII J J fi VViios J ll l Mucr i 1 4 Hra er 1 TiU ifiTj Iota llJJI 11H PEtOlf CAMB TKAM 10 I I run n a S 1 J V IIK J 4 4 HTWfnl J VrMler I 4 Ifll ralten ii 4 ratiiny S f 11711 T luiueer I 4 1 4 arnill 4 i II liil Hafin VVtli IHlM r I t UnT IVSieeir i i Tht vtnilinkr nf the cluti J Ub totiriialnenl t dale IB II ll Kit I H l al un ty I linal Nt i o

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1 1 f THE SUN WEDNESDAY APRIL 16 1890 5 1 I 1 I TIlE LAW EASILY EVADED IT anovLD rtn atoRB DisrxttiTX TO an VSKlIIL JWl KTKPUJSKttnt SUtXKB Manager rnaanlly Mnya ke Ks f rMlo Oommlnalonera Ohalrnct the Wk el the Ifthor llttrmn md That Isasalaranla Hte llnramy Trentcd t CsIt e tlisraea Commissioner of Emigration Ktephenson enlightened the subcommittee of tim Congress Commlttfo on Immigration 1 llttta more yesterday Commlt contract labor Ho delivered terday about Oliract 10 teUvtred hlm e1f In tho meeting room of tho Hoard of Emigration 1 nt Castlo Garden tho nol e 01 ham mer and paw at the llarge Office having cause J their tbeto the Investigators to give up room Mr Htephenson slid he thought Ibo contract labor low of Illllo utility Many of tho Immi grants who came hero wore really contract laborers under the Blllrit i of tho law but could not bo bold because they were not actually under contract The law was evaded constantly Many a silo load of Italian consist Ing often of I thousand per sons who really come bore under nromlio of employment by till padrone could not bo prohibited hibited from landing under the present law The Italian wero not a troublesome class of Immigrants thuy woro tory willing to work and sol Join came hack to tho Commissioners for help Ho would entlro to IlY that not five of tlio 1TOOD I iipone who wore a charge on tho county woro Italians Mr Stephenson thought better nnil inoi a dollnlto legislation would keep torn contract laborers ou Chairman Owen road tho affidavit of William arrived the steamship Lelprlc on DIr who Irrl on stOmshlp Llp711 01 April 7 with his family and was compelled to fU twentyllx cents for each place of baggage that Barney lligllnH express merely took to tho gate of Castle Garden whence for more money It was taken to Ilrooklyn by another said with express comnanv Mr Htophonwn warmth that this wnB only one nf I ninny cases In which Iho Clsllo Garden Express Company hud defrauded tho Immigrant Ho had triad to Inn o the contract between Iilglln and the Ikiard abrogated mid hud not succeeded Ho coal I not recall an Instance wheie a boarding hOI o keeper had cheated an Immigrant with out being deprived of tile license Both board ing and mission houses had bars From May 1M7 I to January last more immigrants had landed at tho port or New lork than there IIIINI WBIO people in the United htates Ih20 1 s lllliiin Connolly manager or tho Labor flit ConnolY lanRer roan at Cotl Harden which II conducted by rOlu German and Irish lmlgtatlon societies testllled tlnit lie ban been at Castle Garden for twentv years Tho Labor Bureau bad found tweltv Ilrs etnployinent lor nuno persons In ISDlt He 10 cihod it salary from the Irish and German societies for tits work and cot no money whatever I anl ever from ho Immigrant The wages of domestic i elor mestic Burumts MOlt arm laborers were higher than they win o during the war He had kind with CommlhSioner titophen several unulllcts wlh lommlsloner Itollhon son who sometimes obstructed the work of tho burau lwo nbleboilled Irish Immigrants who landed about two yearn ago caM Mr Con nolly wore detained hy l Mr Stephenson be cautti they hadnt any finDer I found a man who was willing to employ them as form labor er and cot the Collector to order them to be landed commissioner Btophensou thought I did this to worry him and he persuaded the lioaid to pass I resolution compelling our flu reuu to soul other quarters The resolution was rescinded at a later meeting Un til rscnded four months ago we hud the to privilege of Informing Immigrants In tho rotunda of the existence of our bureau Wo wore slut out of the rotunda and vast numbers of Immigrants for whom we might Immllrants have obtained employment drifted outside and were captured by the employment agencies We formerly had the privilege of distributing cards from the registry clerks desks telling immigrant what our bureau would do for the unemployed li Have yon any personal knowledge u to bow the Immigrant I are landed kYes air the registry clerk ask ills questions la a sorere tout of voice I r1 rr characteristic altlmes be Mr Owen U may be a matter of digestion 5May beMr Ow nt went down lo lh retlitrr clerks stands the I other day and counted flrt minutes thirty per ernie wilD pasted the clerks That I at the rat of two r rons a minute to each clerk Dn you think that Is lira anough Investigate an Immigrant I AAn ex perienced Inspector could do It suGO Mully la that nine but a ordinary one could oot lime How about the competency of tba Interpreters ATh7 are not all will versed In foreign languages They frequently make their experience tess the place of their knowledge of tne eI Tbey Inspect partir by observation The witness said that mar ablebodied wlnBel men had been cared for at Wars Island They wore usually made to work for their board and lodging They built the sea walls wals there and cut and repaired the roads thus vastly lucrenslDg the value of tho property to the city Tho Labor Bureau bad jroprv for some of the immigrants kept at Wards Island and had got word that the Commissioners had me for all the Immigrants they haa up there Mr Mepnoueon bad put I delegate of the atonal tional htone Cutters Union out of Castle Oar Cuter tonal In 1887 The delegate was look log for cotch stone cutters who were coming hero to Bone 10 duwn to Texas and take the places of strikers there aot Connolly believed that contract laborers Bhoiili bu followed Irom tho Garden to their destination and thoro investigated after they bail rounil occupation Castle Garden was disappointing to the Immigrants They cam el with thu Idea that this was a land ot kind ness and liber y Instead of being directed thy wore shovmi The employees of the Com ml sloiini8 had an unfriendly attitude toward the Immigrant They Deemed to think the Immllrnut CommUbioners wanted a certain percentage of Immigrants rejected Ono of tile cause ol the unkIndness of the employees was the dis ruption of the Commissioners to overlook rmitlmiMi in fact tho tendenoy of the discip line was to encourage nardhne lne lie Labor Bureau had sent several bundrod mon at one time to tho Vermont Marble Com rany The Irish and German societies got the monoy IIY to maintain the Labor Bureau from IOlor on druftl traLsmltted by the frlnds of immigrants hero to the Immigrants Tho so cieties bud ollicos whore they sold steamship tickets always purchased by friends of tlio Ira mluratit here and sent to thorn Mr Connolly mllrtta lid not know what wero the profits of the Bodutioj The Labor Bureau had never Bent 80cltlu other Hide for men and had Hyx tematicully refused to answer Inquiries from people In luropu iollcltliiu employment lie believed that the United Mutes had mhanieil since 187n moro than It would have advanced In llfty oars by the or dinary miroai of iopulatlou through free 1m miurutlou 1rnvlous 10 1HJ5 notably In 1817 unit lals Inunlcrnnts had 1 been sold In bond to employers at 1lilUlelphlu I ho ship Captains of that 110 brought Immigrants here us a Mieculatlou pu lng their PUSBIICO unit gutting In tutu i ii it bond from Ilh I in which they agreed to work usually for two yeais to repay rOllY tint philanthropic I I Captain who told themor I their laborto the Inuhust blildei 1 ho Bvstom resemblud the pailronn SUI uf the Italians Mr Connolly believed that immigration was needed now There tvits it great scarcity of farm atoreri The duiiaiid could not be supplied I What was need tUlalt 1 was not restriction but a system to dlstilbuto the Immigrants properly I homebody was crossly to blumo for not dlr t Ing the Ininilgrants in the uiopur war Ui great trouble was the crowding ollr Immigrants I Into congested illstrlits plucei whom the sup I I ply of labor ncooiJed thin deuiundllke the 1onnsylvanla iiilning legion Dio witness I thought the ornmlKSloiiers ought to give to I ihe I Immigrant nil obtaliiuble Information about woik iinl where to got It Negleotlng to do this end allowing tilts Immigrants to land Was criminal Thostbtom of landing at Now ork was Immensely superior tu that at Boa sut ton arid Philadelphia Mr Connolly Mild nQ assisted Immigrants CI are f torn Ireland J now aod Ibo pattlotlc Irlh leaders on the other side had Mopped it the I I patriots bad deterniineil to mako t e English I Government support the Irish alter mnklnu pauper ot theni A system of consular In spection In Itulv nileht keep ninny or the Itch I lane out In Ibo opinion of thu witness I the I Ile term required fru the nat i I rid 1141 n or the im ralcrantBliouil not bHhhoneiied anti he should not be compelled to he ablo to rend the onsll tutlon through In become citizen Many who could do this niade citlens not as appreclailvo ol the spirit of the Conitltutlou as some whom I he bad seen drop on their knees on the Castle I Oarden pier kin It ana thank Ood that they I had arrived In a free country Contract Labor Inspector John KMilholland l testllled that he wan one of fIve Government Inspectors lour of thom Including himself received 15 1 day each The other Inspector I got Si Ills duly was to detect violations of I the I Contract Labor law Mr Mtlbollnnd al I a unhatlfactory account of now he spent nl accoun his time Inspecting Mnco March 13 wlicn hosilltlo began between the tftatn Com iiilHsiunurs und Puperlnlendent S eber Ibo dovernmont Inspectors hitdnt been help I ed much by the mates Inspectors One I iiovermnent Inspector was at the Garden every I day Mr Mllhollanu could not explain how i one inspector could attend to three streams of I inimiBrantB pouring past three widely sops I rated registry clerks rOIItrr cl8rls iaioh Color immIgrant who came I ii hiro on the Helvetia last mmmer 10 lard I that hii the ship steerage was lIt only for cattle I ahihili 1 I were sometImes carried In II catte Ills I licoinniltie will co to Boston to wi morrow t Investigate the following advertise lrtsnt from m the London Unilu 1 fo rvti advertse I lrrlei I leIUler wnld by the 10lplnr I 131 r rl iiiere Ih I reestolle tri Ireci ore I AeC I n i t n i lead Pliers is iniluiediste rite i 1 It r urrIeYnieLI isy ascot by the flour 10 I egg W MU tour Is ii csiy fair list t ever I t ii eI0u14 Iii lit Ihu linus he bo lCniitIled to do 1 htlr wo to eliot 111 at present 0nlI I uur W lr I H ount 4sf r tie arbtIrsr demands asid thur rsfisui I 44 uIrit 11 l dSiutes arid dltirsnca 10 arbitrettois I 41114 tt 1 LcsIoa II k I Meany Jeremiah 1 f auw I A 5utiiaa Carew a Derby oubl1 a Co arani I ToarL airS twsaiy siren other Cries of Boon I DrIsgflI5 1101 1 lake5 Lsu Iw ilaysa Watrbufl 11 le I sag 1tirn ltUbt ran LOTAL LfOIOJf CaUkratlas tha TwtKtyarth 1 f tha nesttloei of tha Order JPnnjiDiarniA April 15The two days celebration of the twentrflfth anniversary of the military order of the Loyal Legion began thIs morning with a meeting of the command er In chief In the hal of the Hltorlcul Hoclotr of PonnsrlTanta All the Incoming trains this morning brought commanderloi from the van ous Htntos those from New York and Mansn chueets being among tho nut to arrive I Is estimated that when all havo arrived the at tendance will number about 3600 companions of the order Between and 800 of this num ber aro accompanied hr ladlen At the meeting of tho CommanderylnChle this morning Con Itnthtrford II Hayes Com mandorlnChlef of tho order presided There was a largo attendance of members Commander the Con WivKCor bwayno of Now York Cnmmnndory offered a resolution that nt thu next annual meeting of the Com manderylnChlof the constitution be BO changed as t permit of tho formation of a Commitndary In London for tho benefit of those eomimnlons who may b temporarily or permanently residing abroad The question aroused considerable Interest and speooheson the aubjart woro made by Gen Horatio King of New York Col Church editor of the Army atidAatvJtxrnal Gen llarnott 01 Ohio and Gen Terry nf Kansas While bore nan a feel Ing of nympathy with the object of on Hwaynos resolution thn Idea of changing tim constitution ol the order wan generally j Douil 1 A recess was taken at noon and the quotation went oor 11oKtOI altumoon session It wi announcoi that the nlxih annual meeting of the Com munilarylnChtol will bo held In HU Louts be ginning Oct lit next Ion Hwaynos resolu tion watt dlsctisiea at length and ho llnally withdrew It tecatiRO of the tjolief oxproasod br many that It would be a dangerous precedent to chatico the conntltutlon of the order A revolution ntlored by the Michigan delegation longing to tno abolition of grades In the order was 011 down At iirafiAnt those who did sertr on thu Hold dur jroMlt war are In the fIrst class the second class comprise tho yuiiiiLer men 80COlt itdmi8 lon to tho order through thniiorvue rondetudln Ibo army by their ancestors After a oto of brinks tn the lemi ylanln omrniindory for courtesies ox tended tho meotliig adjourned tUItel Academy of Music tonight the core monies Incident to the celebration of the twon t tlfth anniversary of tbo order was held The building Inside and out was tirofubely and beiiullfullr decorated with lowers rings and growing plants Seutod on hostage were I number of distinguished men Including r ec rotary of the Navy Tracy pn John il tcho Mold Oun J M Hoffmann Capt K E Porter Hear Admiral John J Almy lear Admiral W Smith Gen John J Mlllinu Upn A Ordway Hear Admiral John H 1 llussell Ion John G Iurko Col B C JUawon ion 1 Ponnypackor Hon Geoige S t Greene len Jitmen A lioavor Gen O U Howard Ion Charles F Manderaon Ion henry W Bio cum Gen Wager Swayne Gon Horace i Porter Major Hoyt Btiarman Gen Joseph It hawley Gen H P 1 Grior Ion J 8 htillorton I len Nelson A Mites don Lucius Fairchild Commodore George W Melville and oxOov I A U Curt ID The building was crowded from pit to dome with an audience composed of companions of tho ordor and Incited ciio t After nn oerture by the Marino band which came from Washington for the occnion Gen I lcM Gregg Commander of the IVnnRvlva nut Commanderv delivered an address of wnl como to tho vlsltlnccompanlonn and then In troduced Gen lL IV Hityes Commanderin chief of the order who spoke brlellr on the life hof character of Abraham Lincoln Gen Charles Unvens of Massachusetts was the ora tor of tbe evening Next followed a fantasia by the Marine band descriptive of un episode In I soldiers life In troducing recollections ol tho war In the shape of camp I lire song bugle calls and everything fromre ellloto taps This was heartily njoteil by the veterans who rose to their feet and joined In the singing of some of the songs as they occurred In the pieces James E Murdoch followed with several readings Hbort addrdsnes were delivered by Secretary Tray and lon Kchofleld Howard Heaver Porter Hlocum Allies Uwiyne Mar shall and Manderson Tbe band then played a musical panorama entitled From tho Lakes to tho Gulf Stream descriptive of the voyage of a raanowars man concluding with the apotheosis Hal Columbia being a representation of the statue of Liberty at the back of the stage This ended the ceremonies at the Academy of Music The companions wore escorted therefrom to the Union League club house club tbrofrm serenade was tendered them by tbe POLICE lNlIUMRVrs Detective 0Xeary Dlacraceel Three lo Heesnam who r Asleep IB Church Tho Police Commissioners yesterday fined Detective Cornelius OLoary of the Madison street station thirty days pay reduced him to the ranks and ordered him transferred to an other precinct OLeary was accused of mak ing Undertaker John Broderlck pay to hIm hal of 0 which Broderlck received from Mat Quay as a reward for detecting u case of Illegal voting at tbe Ib88 election Itoundsman Patrick F Byrnes and Patrolmen George I Booker and George Blcknell of the Tremont station wero fined thirty days pay each for being found aeleeo In I church and Mounted Policemen William A liarnlcott and Klbert Itoberson of the same precinct Incurred the same fine for abandoning tholr horses and going on a lark Doorman Samuel Camman of tho East 126th street station was fined twenty days pay for receiving money from a prisoner and was re tired from the department prsoner Patrolman John Harvey of the West Forty seventh street station was fined five days pity for making at court a statement of nn excise arrest at variance with the ono be told at tho station house Till IiOltlll AND HUVXU CLASSIS A Motion to niafratnchlae Church Member Voder 11 Years Fell TIre semIannual sessions of tho North anti South Chassis of Long Island were held yester day tho former lu the South Bushwlck Ito formed Church and the tatter In tho First lie formed Church In Ilrooklyn tho Moderators being the Ilev W B Cranmerof Astoria and the Ilev P V Van Bubkirk respectively The resignation of tho llev O F Cobh the venera ble astor of tho flushing church was re ceived by the North Chassis and accepted with regret The establishment 01 a now church In tho neighborhood of Milliner and Greene ave nues In Ilrooklyn was referred to the Commit tee on i burch intension Thoro was a lively discussion In the North Chassis oer the proposition to disfranchise church monitors who WOle under 18 yell of chlrch nee r Jon Uyck fupported I and declared JUI ant that many of the auxiliary organizations of the church especially those composed ol young people were responsible lor moio or lees harm to tho work of the church proper MeswH HeIst Tcrhune and Cobb spoke strongly in rorhull favor of onoouiaglnu the young niombera of Ihn chlrcho ononulllnl aul motion to dlsfraucblae them was defeated almost unanimously HXCTOIl HJLIIAU tl l 11111 llJII Ilia Only Complaint la Their Conrae and nrulil Tmstinent of Him I am leaving as 1 matter of charity I am quite willing to stand by the thlncs I have done said the Fov Ir Polham Williams yes crisp In explaining why he retired from the pastorate of 8t Bleiihona Episcopal riiurcli In Palchen nveiiue Ilrooklyn Dr Williamson deflates the only complaint he has to make auainst the parishioners who differed with him Is I Heir coarso and brutal tieaunen tol him I imvo kept m service within tire lawbo continued and I hate had no occasion to lus tily my cnurso to the lilshop t Dr Williams will not take charge of any church Wllnms Is I understood but will estab lish retreats for clercvraen of his denomina tion resuming a work lu which ho formerly wiu engaged entleot I KId Herself Ilccauae Hue Vac Ilrbuked I KHT HT Louis April 15A striking In stanco of extreme sensitiveness was shown I today when Inez Campbell a wellbelmed I i and much respected gill scarcely more than a child poisoned hortelf on account of a reprimand I mand from her sister The girl who was but I 15 years of age Ihed with her ulster Mrs I I ale Anna Dorman Yesterday afternoon Mrs Dor I man took occasion to reprove her for remiss ness In the performance of certain duties In the rare of tbe household inert I wan very much distressed bytlho rebuke After spend ing lire remainder of the day In seclusion she I I secured the poison and tOOk a fatal dono The PUrr of Itrtrnrel llroiiaht lbs Ill j Walter llrllton of 111 Wont Tlurtyhecoml street wa arraigned In Jrflersun Market iinrt yeller lay on a charge of stealing a pug dOl valued at slut I j from Miss Florence Wbb cf 317 Weil Thirtyfourth street The dog was stolen at Twenty ninth street and I Kighth arise on Wednesday by two young men Yes terday she advertised a gerard for the dog and Hrltion called at Her house with the pug and wanted 110 l for re turning IL He was I gudn taken lo rLO tat j fUwJiaist as it las Webb 4 nol wUa M r wtite kla a WM CYKEALLS CHECK KITING OB HAD A rntenn Ann HANK rBTUm jo HELP HIM 111 Tha Check were Hraall but Ite la I Ar aeed r tletllaa s4 0 or the Bank JMoaty Through Falae JKalrlea la the Ledger Nelson I Coykendall was put on trial In the Court of Besslons In Jersey City yesterday on a charge of obtaining fraudulontly from the Hecond National Dank of Jersey City 4400 and of aiding Iris soninlaw John II Van Loan a teller In the bank to steal 15000 of the banks funds Coykondall had 1 gro cery In Montlcello avenuo Jersey City Heights Ho was an old and rpswtod resident of the city Van Loan was a popular young man a member of several clubs a loader In society and In the church which hn attended Ho ba boon employed In the bank many years and was trusted Implicitly On July 1 188 ho got a weeks leave of absence to visit hU wile and child who wore spending the summer In tho Cntskllls While ho wn gone United States I bank examiner Inspected tho books and In the dar book and tho A to L ledger which wan kept by Van Loan he discovered a shortage of 115000 President Hogoncamp tologtaphed to Van Loan to return to Jorey City Immediately He did not return nod ho has not ot returned I IB supposed ho Is In Canada I Is generally believed that the bank officials hare not tried to find him Wherever Is hlswlfn and child are with him The manor was obtained from the bank hy means of false entries Discrepancies alao woro found In Co ken flails account Hn hud overdrawn 14100 It WOM alleged He was arrested and so was William liam H Looker n butcher whoso place of business Covkcndalls Looker had busllS8 was near oykeldIUs Ild handled nearly all the checks which Coykon dull had drawn on tho bank Tboy were ac cused ot conspiring to dulratid tho bank Coy kendall was Indicted but Looker was not At tho tr al oitorday it Crime rut that Coyken dall anil Looker had been engaged In check kiting for nearly live years pnwlotm tu IHIS I Coyhetidall would draw tho checks whIch I weto all for small amounts none of them for more than SituP aud Looker who made pur I chases from merchants in thin city for Coy kendall would get tho checks cashed It would bo tuo days boforo the chocks reached tho Jersey city bank collection and In tho Inl meantime Coykondall would draw more checks lulntmo tmw rind raise money un them to meet tho e al ready cashed Tho profeeutlon alleged that I small amount had been rntMned Irom each ono of theo chocks and tho delkleuey thuscieated was covered up by IIIIUUIB of false entries which woro mado on the banks books by Van Loan Coykandnll Is past middle Ho has CoyJondllls Ihldlo ace 10 gray tnt Irl halt and moustache und J8 ale f heavy build Judges Llpplncott anil hoffman presided Prosecutor Wlnlleld who looontlv returned from his wedding tour conducted tho prosecu tion alone President Uogencauip was on the witness stand netrly all day tin had the balk hooks with him and every false entry upon thorn wan hunted UP and put nn the record He began the examinational the books In Juno 1HH when tho lust also entry was made and went backward He explained tho method of receiving and recording deposits Tho deposit slip Is made out with tho date and the amount and goes to tire receiving teller who records on tho passbook I then goes to tho ledger man who enters It on tho lodger Tho first discrepancy on Juno 22 IHHH amounted to Hun Coyktndall had deposited tblM The record on tbe ledger credited him with tiniHl On May 25 tho xlipand past hook showed I doposlt of SS325 The ledgercredited Coykendall with 1K325 On Job lit the canoe amount was deposited and the ledger credit showed f28iV25 There worn about twenty similar 8howet2HJ25 liar records on tho books tIre total amounting lar 1100 tho amount Coykondall Is accused of obtaining Onerousexamination Mr Hogencamp testi fied that ho didnt know how much salary Vun Loun rncoivod He was asked many similar fiuostlons and Prosecutor lnllold objected I IIU08tOlS as Irrelevant Lawyer Oarrlck said ho wanted to prove tire witnesss Ignorance of the banks affairs and Juilgo Llnrlurott re fused to rule out the fiucstlons Ibe witness testllled that bo bad never remembered any occasion when Coykendall had overdrawn his account and that ho know that the accounts l of two other men had been tampered with hit that ho bal bad no Into to Investigate that yet lie wanted to get through with this case lint I viillatn Looker tho butcher followed the bank President on tho stand Ho IB a young man with an al bur board Theme was a plo of checks drawn 10 bin order by Coy Kendall on Prosecutor Winflelds table They wore 01 Posoculor having been dished hy either ard a mutton dealer MfCurrou n vegetable dealer Odonhelmer a butcher lllgiine a poul I I try dealer all of this city ur cry Morris liquor dealer or Smith a candy manufacturer of ler Fey City All tire checks WKIO for either rj jl or 75 each and covered a period of several years Kometlmus there wore two or three of tho satire date The Prosecutor took each chock sepa rately and asked Lseker to tell him all about how it came Into his nosession Looker re plied that theY hud been given to him by Loykendiill to purchase supplies In this city In nlmont all cases the checks were for more than the amount of the purchase and he returned tho dtlTeronco to Coykomlnll The checks cashed by Smith and Morris worn pot to make purchases with however Coykendall got all tho money for them Looker denied that ho had uny arrangement with Coykendall to take checks to New York and get them cashed for him He said ho un lerstood tho checks ho got cashed for Coy kendal were to take care of other checks that had been drawn before He understood that all the cheeks wore to makeup Cqykendalln deposits He always went to Jsew York in the afternoon with the checks whether before or after banking hours ho did not say He and Coykendall carried on a kind of bnnklnir busi ness together and Coykendall kept all the accounts n81 tOlelhor counts He did not know how much business be himself did In a your because he kept no account books accoun court adjourned ho wan still on the stand The trial will be resumed this morn ing Prosecutor InfIeld says it will be com pleted today WeekcHmedbure I Under n canopy of pnlms vvliltn rosoi and JEnstor lilies In the drawing room of her lath I ors house 20 West Twentyfirst street Miss mlly Kniodburg only daughter of Adolphus imodburu was married yesterday afternoon to Edwin C Weeks Tire groom Is n son of James Weeks and a great cramlson of Bishop I taabury the first American Episcopal bishop Tho brldo Is I grand nluco of Admiral Wllkos amid of Prof Hennlck Tim ceremony was per formed b the bloc William I Seabury of tho Lriuopal Church at the AimuiiiIitlon lire brides gown watt of white faille trim brllos wlh point lacu and cnrnltured with orange blosHOiiis Uhd walken lo tIre Im promptu altar encortod by her father The irldosmalds the Misses Amy Weeks Helen rldobmallsthe ls5es olsom May I iordon Madge Llllbon Lillian Illlson and Miss Van Iluren worn gowns of white silk grenadine with broad sashes of Hlk annldiIH white silk at the waist Each carried I I bou juet of pink roses Ilir brides bouquet was of marguerites and lIlies of the valley Itobort Week tho groom brother noted its best man I and the uIieis vvero Mrsmo I Henry und Adol phuH Smedhurg Hugh iSmedbnrgand Charles W ari A small reception followed the ceremony Theae woro rleepton 010 the luest Jlr and Mr John I I Ireland Mr hroderio loodrldur anti the Misses Cioodrldge lr and Mr W O Ham ilton Mix F ln her Hattorlen and her daugh ter Madeline Mr and MrtI 1 lnt Wfoks Mr Joseph Lonlllhon anti the Misses Lentlllmn Iontlhon Mr anti Mrs Henry Colter Mr and lra Mil roy Harris Miss Llta Poll Mrs Wnlden hell Mr ali Mrs John Wllmonllng Blue ioorgle Wllniordlng Clurlese Llvlngbton Miss Ianny Itonwlck and Miss I Cllrlso tllobton I nrach Hmnford In the chantry of f Grace Cluircli nt noon yesterday Miss Mary Roland ianforil daugh ter of the hate Judge Sanford of tho Superior Court was married to John K Beach of New Haven The Her Dr huntington officiated There was no maid of honor and no brides maids aud only fifty guests were Invited The brides gown was of heavy white satin en train trimmed with point lace that her mother had worn as a bride her long veil of loco was caught up and fastened with 1 diamond crescent a wedding present from her uncle Morton Illlss Tb grooms chit was a diamond Hour do Irs rlnwhich the bride wore at hlr corsage hho carnal a bouitiot otdaUltn anti orcniils Tho UKheri were Meosrs I hind man Berth Dr Uuggntl John Thatcher IAIhr 110 niln Arthur Hndley and Howard Mausllold The bt ut man was John Bristol of New Haven Miss Hanford was given away by her brother Charles P Sanford tlnlort After n wedding breakfast at the home of the Ator brides parents 107 Went Illlyflfth I street Mi and Mrs Ceaeti left for tho South on a brief trip I turn their teturn they vvlll go to Irll and llnallv will go to lIve n New IIYU where Mi lleach practises law lititicrK 1 in m 11unlT 1 4tillrrlnr Ii uir hiwr I Tlierd ailt nnuthar ulr estoril y In Deputy Collector lliirrnleimrtinent at ihe Iuullcslorrs W I I Johnson atjipolntsd by Collector hrliardt last I week to a 010 resigned Johnsoa live at llnimdeli I I I f I 01 clerkship Irnd I llnlr N J anti round that he would lit compelled lo get up pretty early In the niornlnc to vet to his desk lie tnere tore tbouiht he would have to try sometblnrels 1 I TnoMM hhlelds one of Mr Sort messengers wura I snnvea and W l OBrien at lbs 0 A a removed ss Mai jaui no wa tlulaUl u iMftWt ACCVBKTi fly MR a AIIJ Chore Used Ascala TrsHsi Plo OOclalaTkcr UIv Bal TnKNTON April 15The Bono held only only ono session today and that lasted for only fifteen minutes Senators Learning and Hoe both Ilepubllcan were absent and for that reason the substitute for the ballot reform form bill WAS not acted upon When the Ben ate adjourned It was for the week and conse quently the RUI stltuto cannot b reached now until next Monday night I all the Ilepub llean Senator are not present then the con sideration ol tho bill will be postponed again The house may take what course It chooses but tho Senate will not bo bulldozed Into final adjournment until It Is ready and tho pro longation of tho sosslon until tho middle of May Is not Improbable I nil depends on the ballot fraud Investigations in Hudson county Charges wore preferred today against Henry I Butler tho BUpervlBor at tho State prison John Tobin a brush contractor and John Cook n manager and Instructor of convicts under robin Tho uftnlr created commotion among 1obln lImo complainant iigulnt Butler Tobln and Cook Is I William J i lleablo publl lirr or tho imlfit iiw ii 1 weekly newspaper In Trenton Ho alleged In nn affidavit before Justice iodine that they conspired to evade the law requiring the label ling of prlsonmado goods In a legible and conspicuous manner Supervisor Duller Hpeclfle olTnnces necordlnu to the complaint lay in the circumstances that ha did not Cause the States contract with Tohln cal bo vitiatod and that ho did not tllicliarge Cook ns an Instructor when he 10arn1 i that Instead of branding the brush s consplcnoiiHly on tho bock thny put the prison 01 innrk undernonth thorn nnarthe bristles where marl uldMnllth fnlld to 10 either legible fir prowl filth lleabln the compliUnant Was out of town today but it U I assorted that he ropro siintB the labor organisations of the btttto In lit matter his tbo politicians of both parties mator absurd They say ho Is pulllnu chest nuts out of tim lire for the Democratic bosses of Hudson county who are bent on breaklriE Kcopor Pnttoison and changlnc the personnel 01 the prlsonV jrovornment Liitn this after tlo Butler Tohln ana Cook poarod botfirn Justice llodlno who had Issued warrants and Just lotlno 1 hearing on Thursday K x Judgo Hollman their counsel lade a motion that tlioeomnlalnt be dismissed on tire ground that nocrlmlunllty was shown on the part of tim licensed lie motion was dnnlod Coun C foll pressed for the dUcharKo of butler for tire

roasou that the law does not imiulre hIm to stamp nny tblt kind of goods but Justice llodlne

aid he must hell both sides lhl legislative committee to Investigate the 101Iolltho charges ugnliist the ruinagom nt of the prison ohlrleK 1 session there toda They held unotier secret s tloro 1bo IMrnod nothll now lire Court of Tarldns ailjournod for the term today without acting on the application of Mrs llobert Hay Hamilton for a pardon She felt certain that 11 was going to bo reluased fol learning that and WOK much depressed upon loornlul she would bo compelled to remain in prison J01MH lV rill CIIAItlir HUSIITAL Caroline Magnua wee Not Imprlnnned Be cause Hba had Renounced Her Faith Tho Kov Dr Oortor pastor of the Fourth German Hcformod Church In West Fortieth street received this letter from the Ilev C 1 Kuekow of 2223 Kusquohanna avenue Phila delphia two weeks HBO DkiR llKomin tiBiaS Just now a woman called and told ins this story h has a sister 10 ew York 1 widow I t7 the name of enrlMta Uaitnu i ni e llran densteln That womans dub Caroline Marniis now about u yean 014 t Imprisoned fir the last seven years became she renounced tier rellfflon and was bp tired All these people are Jews also 1 the woman who told the story to me altliotif her husband wa a Luth eran Ad her three children received tepilem l after his death she would hL to procure Ibel for hr nIece but does not know Low to to to work about lu I tie lu thinks the prison is In Htrentylourtb street Her brother A llrandensleln who keeps a cigar store at IM 1 Htanton etreet knows where U 1ft for he ice called on Ir nlrln the iirlscin where she terre him lo hare her set free and fell In a swoou durlnir tic Interview lie resri the wrath of his older sister the flrls mother or I would try to have his niece ket free Is I there no society In New York which you could inform of this state of things t Dr Oorter took the letter to another clergy man and through his efforts Dr Howard Crosby became Interested in tire case Uy his advice the matter was submitted to Superin tendent of Police Murray who has foul the girl In the Charity Hospital on lllackwells Isl and under tire name ot Mary Joseph The girls mother Is living a 313 hust Elghtyllftn ptreot She Is according to her brothers state ment a woman of harsh temper and treated Caroline cruelly when she was 1 child Caro line grew up to bo reckless and when 13 yearn old was sent 10 tire House 01 tho Uood bop hurl from the Lsex Market t Our at the re quest of her mother Tutu first commitment was on Aug 2418SU and she was discharged the following year only to be sent up soon crIer by tho pol cu as a disorderly character In tin ton years since she has heen In and out of the House of the tiotI I Miophord unit tire Mngdalono Asvlum About a yuur ago she was tent to tho Charity Hobpltul MifTerlng from epileptic fits and has sine lemalnod I there Caroline suvs she was baptlrad In tbe House of tho food shepherd two years after ber limit commitment snit with tho consent of liar fathei ho was conllrmod thu year after by Cardinal McCloskey 1 Sire says that she Is now a Catholic and her nurse ns that sIre k 1 very devout at times She is under no restraint In tne hopital and her sister in Phllaijelnhin can hove her ant wlshm Carolina would like to co Urandonsteln will send her to Philadelphia I his sister wishes Ue 8Y limit Jhlndelphla to her mother she has simply been as one dead I sinco she became a Christian Milk to be Sold sit I 18 Onta a Quart Milk delivered In this city after today will bring only 2 li cents a quart instead of 21 cents as heretofore This reduction was brought about by the directors of bo Milk Exchange Monday In the Mercantile change who mot on Mercatlo Lxchanee and lopped oft tho quarter cent I Is said by the Milk Exchange people that the farmers cannot afford to kick because they cannot do butter with tholr milk than send It to this city Mr Woodhull of the Milk Ex change says that every day thoro are broncht to this city 111000 quarts of milk more than Is consumed Ho says that If the milk farmers should raise 1 row a plentiful supply could bo secured from the distant counties the State ut tho figures offered by the Milk Lxahange The Milk Producers Union Is In 1 quandary The union was organized a year ago with the limo that thoy might havo something to say about tho trlce of milk whan It Ibolt lowering mik whln wn to be lowered Tho tendered their services just before Allrllllo 1 the Milk Exchange direc tors who replied that their constitution de clares that no outside orgaulatlon shall havo anything to say about fixing jhn price of milk by the I5tcbunge 1 Tho Milk Lxchange fixed the price at 21 cents on April Land I the union ruth rOls lIeu their action Ills said ttiat lust wouk ono 01 tIre directors refused to pay his customers more than 2 cents I quart and cot plenty of milk outside ot the union Objection tn AdvertIsing a llrand or w In is Melhudlut Conference

BOSTON April 15 Thorn WItS fun at t his mornings session of tho Methodist Confer ence when ole of Ihe brethren attempted to advertise a certain kind of wino as admirably adapted 1 to communion purposes This pro ceeding brought several clergymen to their feet with indignant protests bald one This Is not In accordance with our temperance views and the brother should be Instructed that we dont want ads ot wine in our min utes Itls The nev harlot Hilton of Walthnm this ac cused brothei said I IR not an Intoxicating i baverage I ISO It myself and Ilko It 1 O Kniivvlui rotor ted That ndvortUe I mnt must not appear agnln 1 dont know I what It Is for I never illink anything but I don t want anything that even moans the nlIO of alcohol There uro no advertisements of patent medicine In our lilble and wo do not want anything to dollle our minutes I A Young Kaimrr Churned with Iliaami SAItATOciA April in Albert Allen axed 27 a farmer In the town of Moreau Is under arrest and la being examined here on the charge of bigamy In 1887 Allen marrlod Ida Munn 16 years old of Nihuylurvllle Altorthn i I couple laud lived together Inhnrmonlously fur j about three months Allen left hl wife nnd re mained away two years and when ho returned he finding that she was the mother of I three months old child agaIn left and went to Dakota Lam October he began suit Int hat State for divorce Papers were sanred on his wife hut she made no defence Allen having secured a divorce came hast again and settled In Moreau in this county There he made the acquaintance of Cordelia Donald son Hho was 4H years old but she owned a nice farm worth tsooo nnd In a sholt Ille thy were married Now the relatives of his I second wife have had hor declared a lunatic not competent to take caro either or herself or her property and his Hist wife Is contchtlni I the Icgnlty of the Dakota dir trct while ho U under anent lor blgurny Munnuer llufilry Duly Tlnnklaa UOfer Manager Booby said teslerday that the re port that be was to bull I a theatre f n broadway was premature lie said he b1 been thinking project over a food deal but would not start In for a rear any now Tin ILom Sreadwaj airs wu Ho klfuat p1s51st I LABOR TROUBLES OUT WEST INDIAtAIULIS CAHVKNTKnS STRIKE Fun KIUIIT IIUVKll DalI U I Chicago at a Mtaadellll aad All the Trade are tinaTerlag The rut burgh Hwltehasea Prvaeat Detaaasta INnANAlOLtR April 15Tho movement for the eighthour day and 35 cents per hour began In earnest this morning The musla of the hammer the saw and the piano has coaled Eight hundred mon are Idle und have deter mined to remain so until their demands have been acceded to Nearly threo months ago the contractors wore notified that on this day the demand for tho shorter day and better pay would go Into force This advance notice was given In order to allow the contractor to bh on work understanding Since the notice was given tho work 01 strengthening the car penters unions has beon going on steadily nnd gradually nearly nil the journeyman In the city allied themselves with some ono of tho unions and In so doing pledged themselves to stand firm for the demands to bo made The contractors have watched this movement with i Interest hit have not taken any steps toward meeting the demands of their employees Uurlng the last few days quite a number of employers have verbally agreed to grant tho demands of tho workmen but no one would consent to sign an agreement as rociulrnd by the unions When quitting time came last evening each Ian of journeymen carpenters In tho city renewed the demand for eight hours and thlrtyllvo cants par hour pay In each In stance tho answer was either that It lould not bo acceded to or that I day or tIn was deslroil to think over tho mutter rue result was that over IoU of the Jot journeymen carpenters packed their kits und aavo notice that they would nut return to work until tire demands inado bad boon nocodod to The striking men assembled at Mnnsur Hall this morning lioports weru received showing ttiat practically all I tho union men In i the city I nro out Only llftvon union men were reported at work It was oxtlmatcd that about 110 noil union men had refused to lay down their tools It was announced that Homy HpielliofT a con tractor had agreed to I accede to I the demands and his men wero at work Two other can tractors had verbally agieod to pay the rate asked for an eighthour day und B unto of their men bad agreed tn remain iovcral ca os wero reported where tho bosses had agreed to give foremen thlrtyflvo cent per hour but would not consent to advance the wages of tim other men In some of these Instances tim foramen had remained with their employers wlillo In others they had refused to continue nt work unless the men iccelvud the udvanco too It was announced that nonu of tho contractors Were going to Import nion from country towns around Indianapolis ami n committee was ap pointed to go to the depot and labor with all such men who should como In Tilt CHICAGO HTlllKKRS CmrAoo April 15TIre building trmlo In Chicago Is almost at n standstill 1 hid striking carpenters have fulllllod their promlo tn tlo unm the town A few attempts to do work woro inado by the bosses but In most Instances but ono man reported for work whore llfty should liave been engaged There are no carpenters to bo had In nib ago to work for love or money until tho bosses rocognlo tho union This vent may happen sooner than was antlcl Datoil several of lie strikers have received intimations from former enuplo acre Unit thorn ma been a misundortamling hi the bosses of the nuns desires and that a little mutual ex planation would effect a settlement of tho dlf Iculty To the strikers hoadiiunrters came this morning such a report concerning jooiuo A Kuller one of tim loading members of the Builders Kxcbanuo Jieports from tho strikers agents at Itnclne nnil other points whore tIre bosses Intro font mcn to hire carpenters were to the effect that none of these men would como hero to take tin strikers places There was a bit of excitement at time new llrothorhood l aro ball park on Wontworlh avenue and Thirtythird sttoot Frank lloy nolds the contractor secured llftoon cnrpen tens from vailous country towns within tIm jiat week and tills morning started them to work on tim now grand stand ithrhn a short linn a committee of tlio strikers from the tHudquartors at Thirtyseventh street and Wahasti avenue wore on the ground reasoning with tire new men endeavoring to pursuade thorn to cunt Ihe contractor feared violence mil askotl for pollen protection and n Stuud of police from tIre Thlrtllltn street station were sent to the park They hud nothing to do however The strikers committee Invited the new men to tire hendiuarieni to discuss tho situation Tim Invitation was accepted The reported men and the committee repaired to tie strikers hall whoro a half hour was spent lit discussion The strIkers explained tire reasons and ob jects of the strike to tim nowcomors 1orsuu slon won and the fifteen new iniii signed the union roll All work oa the Biothorhood hall park It i stopped Miould the strike continue three flats longer most of the buck makers and planing mills must shut down The business of T Rlegel A Bros one of the largest cloak manufacturing houses In tire countrv Is nt a standstill owing to the strike of 200 hands A week ago about twontyllvn men employed ascloukcutters mado a demand for an Immediate raise In their wages nt 2h or 3D per cent they I wore told that their case would bo considered but an Immediate raise was impossible Ihooo hands quit work and having gained the sympathy of their follows have been strengthened by tho supnoit ot all tire hand employed by time llrm The work for the fall trade hail just Iegun so that the situ ation Is particularly advantageous for a strike at this line DEMANDS OK THK HW1TCIIMEV riTTsnuiuiii April 15Tire demands of the yard switchmen were presented to tim officials of the lonns vunla Company Ian Haudlo rittslmrgh and Lako Erie IittHburgh and Western Baltinioreaml Ohio and smaller Hues this afternoon Tho lists of grievances were rt rolvej bv tire railway managers without com ment An answer will not to l given before to morrow morning lire ofllclils were In con ference this uftii noon but the action decided upon is not known 1 A HAV AH Ml QV1TTIXU Filly Iaborer Kim AnHy Frnne A Parlo Rico I Ilullroud llulldcr Fifty Germans nnil Ilnlanders who were Induced by Liverpool Jack and other Immi grant hunters to go to 1orto lllco and work for n contractor named Mieody who Is building a railroad there passed through Castle Garden yestenlav Nearly all of them looked as if they find sitirerod severely from ban labor Abiam Annolln u 1 Inn who was picked up by the Amim lean Imploiinent Agency three days after ho hail lamleil I untIl that t two men In liis gang hail libel In I oilo lllci All received 1 u day anti their I fund and wore paid every month They wero not allowed to leave tho place where thoy wero working and huu to run away In order tn get to Iort Lltaou whence they sailed for thU port lfOflIIEI r HIS turns AVFEVTIOXS Mr Filbert limits Mrrchnat traae to He cover IOOOO Daaiagre DENvER API 11 IS l A sensational damage suit was filed In the District Court at Hastings last I evenlnc l liunes B Filboit attorney and editor aud publisher of tie Kono aw JVifcunr who asks a verdict for lOUOil against KU N Crane tlm leading merchant ol Kcnoaaw and a llopubllcau Ililltlcian of the Second Con grass district for alienating the affections of Hlbertn vvifo Hlbert nays On Saturday motnlng rune offered mo tickets tn nee riant Louise Kellogg I nr ciipled them My hUspiciotm tienc itroiisod that there was fume cunupiruuy to get inn away from home Jimtoad of going I secreted mir self until dark uhen I Hllpuod I around to nit y home und to my t utter ahtmiihiimout J found my wile hitting on Cranoh lap 1 liaitiicd away and got several witne Ke IIMMI I t Ui t return to tlm IIOIIHO the couple had retired to my wiles bedroom The douis acre tried and found luckoi piilicmnon wt ie called and Crane wan ar rafted ty wife inns confessed and nays that Crane nrcomplibhod her ruin In the fall of 1HM7 Crane sacured ball rho uflalr has created quite a I bensatlon I mhuniruck Ia Her Name Iho LondoiMoiriHpondont I of tho I Jtuttton Jtfiatd cables tire nerve that Mr JaineBonH nov yacht shldi hits all along boon known us tire new lrux is t lit l cnllvd tho shnmrock llu says her correct illmoiiblouH nro One iiitirei l ail eleiti led over all am n 1 M feel en Die wait Hue keel 4 fet heal 1etllnin on ted J loin draught IIHtelH I i IncItes liam ill I reel rail tig llxur t I loin tail erea Uiut fiUJJ nU re fret 111 centreboard will be I j to 21 reel Uric mil will drip nine left lieluwllie I kef I huigiTinit tuii arftujhl of 2 teeth lucite Ilifcm Mtxiftrd when hilled up will cot rise aOovr lbs caIrn mUir i Ilaaele of the Itrlormrd Mulrh Church N TheClaxslHof tIm Unformed Dutch Church sad ysitrruy In annual itnluii at h fulleglaie lie formed HiitLh Church Hfth avenue ami I T entynlnlh i slrert Jiliiut S we ii tn mired mmii tillers rtl I elders retire HIIIIIIKA the Krforui Puuh t lit ft In utto ritr i were lireflit li I rliM W u ulll V 4iik tu nf tIle Knnx Miinnrij hutch i i rei let tie cc ruiiin from the teAt olloH I it The lie tlmi of our c reiullej In its fflertmn of the I I Her lit Talboi V I inlet at Irelltnl cit Ir 1 II h riuinley it TeraporAry inert iiarln A Jones was aprolntcil fnr lgn mUsionary to be connrmeil by the General IJTDO L Beporte were received from the earl ous churches Committees were appointed and dele gates and alteraatee to the General Synod wtUck will aeilM Cauaul vu u1 wsj tlKtxi 000000000 iff 1ftflZL The Old Tra wrr Tisult Eateresl br a Xi prt a Neveateec Mlanl frtm tks IHIIaiHrMa Record WAHnraoTox April 14The Treasurer of the United States has asked the House Com mittee on Appropriations to put through the House Immediately K special appropriation to enable him to strengthen the old Treasury vault In which are deposits aggregating tGOO000000 Ho had experiments inado re cently his suspicions having been aroused as to the security ot the vault which Is of a style twentyfive years old Ills expert bored n hole through the vault wall tn seventeen sec onds and made the hole large enough to crawl through tn seventeen minutes Practically the contents of the vault were at his disposal In cluding 250000 In greenbacks In a corner six feat square The committee on receiving this startling Information told Treasurer Huston to go ahead and prepare estimates promising to put through the House Immediately any appro priation deemed necessary Time Treasurer Is now preparing estimates which will probably bo toady BO that the bill can be presented to moirow Meanwhile tho Tioaeury guards have been doubled Tha total amount of the fumls for which Treasurer Huston Is roponsltilo Is about 77UutiU m Of this amount about ihti0uOttOii chleily In silver Is In the now steel sliver null the remainder being In the old Treasury vault which It Is now proposed to repair and strengthen Treasurer Huston docs not think much of the now steel silver vault but as It Is rather illlllcult to curry off the cartwheel dol lars It does not nrnko HO much difference about this vault But lu the old Treasury vault are miscellaneous monoysgold silver green backs Ac which could lie t parried off ami TiouAtiror Huston Is unwilling to carry this risk longer without trying to strengthen thu vnult walls The Treasury watchmen have always been nntoil I tar their Intogritv run ii fidelity I but if by Political Inlliiiiico ithnlr position not being ptotectod bv tire Civil Nirvlcn law two or tune expert rrnckxtnon could ln gotten on Ito foico or if the cracksmen coull get into the Tieas urr at nlqht on an mnployeu puss or In mIne other way loss than hull an bouts work on tho old TriiHiiry vault would give them tire big gest fortune In the world II they got away with nothing but lie greenback Tire Troasniors ovomlnutton of the vault null his recommendation to the Committee an A rtin o inllttioris huv been kept profoundly motion even from all but the live members of thin committed who would have Bneclal charge of thu matter umttiurthie eonrnruitteiis decision Tieasuiur Huston uhnost jtimpiul out of his chair when ho vvus asked about It this after noon Directing bin messenger who was blotting his mall as tho Treasurer signed It to leave tire room anti close the door he proceed ed to interview tire Interviewer at to how ho got tho news which ho thought he had kept profoundly secret Of course he did not learn unUhlng but seeing that the interviewer hud tile facts ho admitted that It was all true but ttrggot that U should not be published lest It cicatoan unnecessary sensation But tire In tervhnvur hud to toll him that he could not kte an open secret and EO thai story goes 10 tiRitnruAXDKn jmti iv cirr Democratic Aldrrmrn HprlnK M Ktirprlae on the IIelple a Republican Alderman ONeill Introduced nn ordinance In tim Jersey City Board of Aldermen last night changing the Aldcrmanto district lines throughout tine entire city except those of tIre First district The Democratic members of the Board hold acauous before the mooting Bhorlff Itobort Davis tho Domocratlo leader ot the county was present The caucus was ostensibly to settle tire question of tho appointment of a Hcalor of Weights and Measures und tire throo Republican members of tbo Board did not suspect nhat was being done The real work was the passage of time ordinance and when the Clerk read It tho lie publlemna were panic stricken Under the rules It was laid over for ono weak and then It will bo taken up and passed before tIm now Board which was elected at the last election and which sinmls six Democrats to six llopub Hi ans comes In Jim pieient Board stands nine Democrats to threo liepublicuns it re quires it twothirds vote to puss an ordinance TIre chungob mado by the oidluanco anti very Important because they make the Third ourth and Him districts where Itupubllcans were elected last Uuesdny Democratic The First eeond Tlilril fourth Filth lleventh ant Thirteenth precincts of the Fifth district which Is Ito strongest Itopubllcan district in the i itv vero takun out of It 1 ho First and hecond nioulmts which are DemocrHtlc by a small majority voro tint Into tire 1 ourth ills tnct which gave McArthui lonubllcan n ma jority of 112 last Tuesday Their will overcome this and inako the district Democratic lila Third Fourth and 1 Itlh preclude which gave IT2 Itopubllcan majority nero put in tho Second district the llorsoslioelwheru they will lio swallowed up witli tile tremendous Democratic majority Tho Eleventh and Thir teenth precincts which are the strongest lo putillcun pieulncts In the Fifth District wuio put In the sixth district which the Democrats uio willing to leave Republican as It Is Tine First and Second precincts of the Sixth dis trict were put In tho irth They are Kopuh Hcan by about SOU minority To offset them the lUaventh and Tweltth precincts of the Horseshoe ware put In the district Thoy cave at the election tiu4 Democratic majorltr only 131 Republican votes being polled In both to cethor TIne Eleventh product Isthofumoua bath house precinct and this ought to make the Democratic majority in the district about Hiu It gave tho Republican candidate for Al derman IUU maiority Tho Third district which gave tine Republi can cundldatu her Alderman lril majority Tuesday will get by the ordinance lie First and hccnnd preelnclB of tine Horseshoo which gave a Democratic majority of J4l only Ml Re publican votes being polled In both together Ibis it lll give l UU Democratic majority In the district Tho First district is already Demo cratic Ttiu ordinance also merges suveral Htnall proi Incts making altogether twenty less precincts lu the city covitr vKciition FROM A 111 AM UarauK Claimed from the JEleTalrd Baud for Injury to Ieraon und 1ropertr Deolhlons wero handed down In tine Court of Appeals yesterday In several actions against the elevated roads Stephen A West had his foot caught in a gate and was dragged along tire platform receiving severe Injuries The Court afllrms the judgment In his favor of tsjGO and costs Mary U Ryan sued tho Man hattan Company to recover for injuries re ceived In falling down a station platform Sire got u judgment of t 3000 which Is reversed Jacob li Tall man secured a judgment of tSOOO against tine Metropolitan and Manhattan companies for depreciation In value of prop erty In Fiftythird street alleged to Irate beou caused by tile erection of tire elevated road This judgment Is reversed Tho judgment for 132M In lavorof Charles A Crawford against tire Sletiopolltnn Company for damage caused to property in S est Third street Is affirmed and tlmt for USSO obtained by Mary hutc urn against ire I Manhattan t Company iorimruir I Intent of value of thu premises lj h Division stroet Is reviT ed TheodoiB Thomas brought an action nealnst time Musical Mutual 1iotectlvii Ililon I to htvo declined unconstitutional I two birlawn adopt ed bv tire union ot which Mr Ihouias is a member during his nbsime J ho byluns i forbid members to perloun with orchestras taint ntltl I ii g nonunion mupliiiis or to t assist In a piTiornmnce h by ii inn ii ours I ho louit m rouTes tile ileeilon In Ml I honins s favor lire ileiliurn In tho t HUU r I of tin Mutiopolltan I Klovittod Railway Crmrn rant y nlgtm I list its Board of Diiectors is ailnnud in tuunrd to Mesrs hlaiback und Dugln und nnoiheil in regard 10 tin1 other doienUantc I i with I leave to I with diaw tint uitmmimrrtmr annul orvoin tnttswer within thirty days The dliectors had toted Silvester H Knoeland u salary of IIHOO ns 1resldont of the conipuny and liiul afterward Issutd the compinys notes to tine amount of 4JJr VJ to pay tin salary After tho consolidation of the elovnlod roads action was brought to recover the MiUiu on the cronnd that the salary graut was fraudulent line judgment In favor of huniuul Iv Wilson aualhot the Metropolitan Company was ufllruiud Ih action warm brought on a note for JJiOO mndo by the com pany to Its own order In June liH4 and signed by rreslilont Kneoland and Treasurer Charles C Nelhuhr i mint ml iccornntoi the t note It t wan claimed lor tlio duloiica that time note was void hocauxi It I hud been I ii lion to I secure monoy with which to puy Kneoland un Illegal salary Tim tlewlah Clericy Inlertenei Jlin Juvvlsh h niinlhtry i i loire ta ken up tine cast of Rosa Luilner the 10yrarold girl who has been two years In tine 1rotestuntlricopal Housu of Mercy on a commitment by Iolice JustIce Ollollly KII a chutgo by her mother that minim was in danger of becoming depraved anti was associating with dissolute ersons i RaidI haIrIer the 1finple 1 Bethel writ yes titilityto Iawicr Aaron Ltvy lounsol lot tIo girl d parents As lie I latter Is r elltei In iso pies both lie I Rrt Cii it l rficnlliu I nt Iriirltr cud he rutriuiit J hp ic lii l IlKtltutliii I lace rvrrJM Ihelr Irnltlmale fuuiiont to levine mole of c nirr iin In thrlHanll anollitsi strict u it i cur dur a reirriematlTeeof iud Isui lu protest or sees cverjr i oisli ie niche Ut redresa Rabbi Kohler was appointed an agent by the Jewish Ministers Association at their meeting oa Monday v aiaa Iwt to iuveitLcaU tb cut A HARLEM BUTCHERS STORY URNKY ItKtMKK SAYS UK SUFF1UfD WITH VATAHlttl loll Eltllt IEaliS lit Trfrel Intent Meiliehise but Vuetj tnt D I Htm Any kedIlni Jot Itftlrfnt Tsttt Vom Ilnctorsm Meby rind Ii ibdumtoi Henry ttrlnrte is the iuntar meatier of tie flrm of tuhmraen 5 itelmke wino ike a large moist Store s aii Aietadn avenume near tiiet etreet and Third anne ml is one of tie tatgeem Clit lest hirteher shop ma upper lierieni Sir Itelliuke tire si tim East lust surest The sitter dsy Mr lietirike tekid te a rporteF tnut the scarcIty of ice ant ainit ioot sat iiiriutJDt ally rtinftrlfd UmtlfH waHt for mine sties And fatthf biiiclim would mete tetier Potts In its conn of tie conTff nion Mr lletmke toni it veiiorter that be bad catarrh for eight ytttt ttid ndJoJ rAukIui C 7 1IINUY UKtMKK IW3 ALKXANDKR AV Yes i I mitrerel with catirttm for nbntit eight rear My come WAN ntiMM 1 up KO L nt I cult tiardlr br athfc j It I t wan rlnunf upnitii Inird iIpcenof initcu I wa always trviiin ti r tar niv lmn l but conlil not I always frit tirrtl Mnl mem lit Iot anibltiun for work I Used to feel worn In the tuoriiinun I WAS alnaja hawking I mid ftptttlnv My tiretith mint en bat l finally ItiAt U btcatne yery of fensive t triAil iMttnt niptllrlnrn that U wan elatraM ntiUl cure raiarrl tilt HIIT I thIn l lo rae anrffond I ii ally shunt tI ii n ntliK sn I went tn hector Mo or emi it Ihltnnn arid umler heIr m trfatm Cal t tegan l to get relief Thry Isle ilotie me a ercat ilnnl of got I tlon t feet tired and ineHti any innre My nnie U not rlnirffvd up tiny mnre with ti ml i lecri or mucus MtuJ I ian trestle ttirnuRh It freely I V honors Mr Toy and AMldman lme done me A Crest deal of gout I feel en tlrHy IHIcrf Horn hit t did when I lint went t hem l nttnri McCoy sri Wildman choices arc very rand crate Htid lliry fiirnUh nil mneltctnes Thy have treat el RUccenHfnll tliotiKAndN of emf cattirrh In this ctljf I that liae tiren rooted In mitt MVlem for jiri and mis ertlcai y tif the 1r treMtintnt of tttts itubburn and daoier ousdtiaase ni truly wonJerful DOCTORS i 11 McCoy and Wildman Offices S KANT 48I MT NEW YORK CITY hear tiraitd Oiitnl Deimt sail nitoAiiwvv NKW VOKK CiTY IJoinettlc hvwinir Mnrhlne Hiilldtnir 157 MON I AGII NT IIUIIOKITN Uppo Ito Ataduluy of Miiulo Whrrn all ctirabtn ilineaie are trette 1 with success SlrrlHltlfs fatarrh all throat and client diseases all nervous diseasex rhronlc dlneaArK H TOU tue at a dUtancn write fnr a nymptotn blank Addrriil al null ID Knst M L I Illlre hoiirel to II 4 M tn 41 I VI 7 to 8 T U danny Mindatn IMO II A VI and 2 tn 4 P M FURNITURE F The followlnif appeared lu the Newport Time 2 the nth Inat THE ATTKAOTIVK STOCK OF TUB BRUNER A MOORE OOMIANV In the furiittiira tmolitMi this teainnR desIgns ecu tlnly eclipse those of all rerioua j icmKoni tn beauty And arirly hra ers In lh prvJuctlon of nortl de shins era the IIKVNKH ti MOoRE COM PAN Y of ttest Mlhtt between Mb and mb ave la that ublitimMit everybody seems to be always busy nor It this remarkable because to so o the company gooiU means to buy t tie ML For Inntance one of the nnTeltloi Is an antique oak dinIng table with K patent eitenalon pcrew provided with an attachable crank tiy which a child can opener clone It with the treateit cane A special ieatbsr l distal chnir a tab e ant I rMcboard respectively at Q4 SintO aatid OS A have had an unprecedented sate In fact the iletnanJ fur thete fpeclaltlrs la BO great thai orders cannot he IIIM at lend than a weeks notice Jin for their mat stuck of drawing room and ptrlor exIleS the dcilffut are moist noel and attractive Amour tb old piece area pedtBtal cabiuct with gH frame and bevelled cut glees door a cocabula pedeital for i7S a Itoman rocking chair of quartered oak upholstered tn sub and plufth for cnn Ac Ac Among tbo many hundreds of parlor sets which are arranged on lie different floor one fur SF0 and another for 57 seem captivate all who see them Nor could ilioie about to furnish country lames nnd a finer assort rc enL of chamber seta suitable for that prnmpse The are In many new tnd haodsome design Iti blrds r maple sixteenth century oak prima vera mshoganT natural birch and natural cherry Brnldn these the company has in clock tnunelled seta of every shad Their stock of ball stand U alio large TartS and at tractlv A vUlt to the upholstery workrooms whIch are on the top floor and reached by one of the pmenger elevator will be found Interesting as well as loitru live BRUNER MOORE GO nioutti be iLulii TAKE assisted In the to throw 1rin the t Heaviness of I ESS filupixifth winter circulation of the I blood Nothing IN TUB does It no well eo SPRING prompt orsoiafely as Swifts Specific I have used fi B B for n nnrriber ol rears and consider it the best tonic and blood remedy that I over used In fact I would not attempt to enter upon a sprlnn or nummcr In this HlmMo with out it H AV rmuMAN Of Coleman FiTtriifitn A Co Uwle City ITx Our book on Illood and SLIu Diseue nailed free i I Jwin Bnxmo Co AtltoU Qcs Kirrtsii BV A nyitnuLu nor The Lad Hhoota Two Mm ache Were Mat trcutlnic Ilia Iuthrr DoxirnAN Mo April 15 Two of n gang of four mmiskei Ku Klux who ilsltoj tine reel dance of an old mart numoil llollnnd living on the Pike place near here on hint Snlunlar nluht for tlo ptiinosoor whiiiplni him were killed hy llollnmls Urotr M sin IM ill j linn Jr ono of tlioD klliod was tlm iron of a t prominent and vr lltotl limner of that sea than rune other Al xatnlor Cuowooil bore an unfnvialilo rojiutHtlun Iron t tlio tim ri vii I of thn Kn i h lliu I at llollanda I hoiisii ono nt t ire gm nng hxnl tho liorios while thoothnrH foroil linirir way into tho dwelling ThiT knoeknil the olil until dnvn uml were kickIng him irlinn tin lay opoiiid tlru on them Wi lth a ilouMoUirri I lloil dhotunn k ill hag ou lam CalKWood nUompteJ to shoot the boy hut his gun mlssail lire uml tire lift omntled tho contuntn of hN mconil hanoI Into Cute wools liriviBt Thu men run out of tha house hut Cittcwootl fell and lar nil night dying Fhortly niter he WAR found In tin mornine lire Identity of the other Ku Klux Is unknown A Ilttle Too 1rrfi to Curry Away tha Pitcher The Widow Picotto keeps n road house at 107th street and Tenth avenue and aiunnir her regular patrons Is Henry Kburlork who bss been accorded a rertalu amount or freedom about the hotel Last week Henry ami a friend went lo the hotel VerY late at nIght and tir is av of a jibe cairled sway a silt er water pitch er TIC widow resemitci this Ireilom ail haJ hbur intl k m the llnrrm i curt yCsierloy t in explain his con rturi luiliie lucy save the lrnilaut one week la e whlca to mache terms with the wiljv One of narnnnta Ierlormera Hurt Benny StInk one of the trapeze performers at Karnutn 1 Pailey show rUpped from what liknowa as the swinging perch and fell to the round a distance or twenty meet and was bait burl He will be unabll to perform attain for tome time ifs was ontoC tha team known as hunk aol Zeno arrcbats

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FT 6 THE SUN WEDNESDAY APRIL 16 1890 f flfbejimt WEDNESDAY APRIJ 16 IgM London Offlftl of TIIK I UN 4 u West vtrand All t tiHitnnrlf tlon should btaddrtutd to FRANK i M Wlim tm London W C Real Reform lh reforms already Introduced by Oeo BlcxLKfl Into tho administration ot the BhorlfTs office have BO tar transformed that ancient establishment a to encourage Hut belief that tho Legislature will still further ndvanoo Its renovation by tho adoption of a prescribing hereafter modern stnndnrd of adequate and proper fees Tho proposed I ncw law IB designed t make the Sheriffs office Boltsustaining I nltom by Increas ing tho venerable scale of charges which WOB flied upon when groats and guineas constituted the standard of cash payments and proposes to put tho Sheriff under sheriff and deputies upon regular salaries for tho upon tho biula of 23000 a year Sheriff 5000 for tho under sheriff aud J 3000 for eaoh deputy employed I attained before thor these rut shall be Attined bfore Legislature adjourns tho FLACK episode r will not have been In the public Interest without It beneficial feature and Governor llni8 ndmlrablo selection of n Sheriff for this county will bo still further justified i I Dut thero Is no Rood reason why the work j BO vigorously prosecuted bhould L permitted Muoh has bocn dono bill t ted to atop there II bn IJt much rtonnlns to do Tho full knowledge of l thf circumstance should not obscure tho r fact that tho t Important and Impressive tho Chamberlains offlce for Instance should b abolished It Is unnecessary and superflu p ous I Involves 0 largo expenditure which f could bo better employed for schools for for additional accommodations atreot donning additonal ncommoa tons for tho nfillcted and Incapable for tourt room for fro supplies for docks or t for tho Health Deportment How then con I its retention bo excused In the public Inter I I t est or jutilled upon any ground of political expediency Tho abolition of Hiiperllunus t ofllccs not necesary to tho administration of the peoples affairs Is as much a prlnclplo of Uemorinoy rm Is rotation In ofllto Itself No public requirement demands tho lotln lon of a Chamberlain as a pensionary upon tho treasury which ho dos not protect Tho abuse of power involved in keeping him should bo swept away with the abuses In tho f Sheriffs oflkt Uio Presbyterian Agitation On Monday tho Presbytery of this city appointed delegates to tho General Assem bly all of whom are In favor of revising the Westminster Confession But according to r r the present Indications is very doubtful whether they will bo on tho winning side r Iho whole lumber of presbvtoilesln tho PresbyterIan Church is I l of which only about onethird land voted on the question up to last accounts In order t effect tho pro I po od changes twothirds of all must vote affirmatively and of thoso voting so for t tho opposition amounts to something moro I than onethird Of tho chief cities Balti more Brooklyn Chicago Now York and I Washington are for revision but hanS City Philadelphia Pittsburgh and San Francisco arc against It The influence of the largest and most powerful presbyte lies Is therefore pretty squarely divided nnd among the prenbv terlea yet t b heard from are many of the most conservative The outlook accordingly doo not now s em to b favorable for the destruction of the an dent standards of faith when tho General Assembly meets at Saratoga on the Lath of next month Yet it grows apparent that the majority of Presbyterians no longer accept them They cannot stand the doctrine of 1 election and Ita consequences But suppose t hat the othlrds vote requisite toget rid of thOM articles of faith shall not bo obtaina ble what are they going to do about It Perhaps when It Is all over and they are I tally beaten they will proceed to revise their own opinions and they may well do I I no If they are not prepared to give up their whole system of theology The presbyte ries voting against the proof changes have Impregnable logic on their side unions their opponents go to the extreme of tho Albany Presbytery and demand tho con struction of an entirely now creed and it must IK 1 radically different creed Among tho delegates in favopuf revision appointed by tho Now York Presbytery on r Monday Is Mr UENHV DAY Ho Is a elder of the Church a Presbj torlati dyed In tho wool an acuto lawyer In worldly affairs tudlous and well Informed Yet when the Westminster Confession was ilrst under criticism Mr I AY expressed himself as 4 Astonished t learn that ho had been pro fessing t believe in Its fundamental teach ings Tho doctrine of election was abhor I rent to him and he probably represented tho feeling of tho gloat majority of Presbyterian laymen In Now York But let him read his book of faith care fully 8 ho would read a legal document upon which he was to give an opin ion and Bee how essential t I logical f consistency theory election Is Bo will fInd that election and Its declared conso queucs lie at tho very foundation aro the premises and the conclusions from promises r nccecsary to the support of his entire system of Jf ho believes In the theology J bleves personal I ity of GOD and In future retribution ho muni bellavo In them There Is no escape for him short of Infidelity or unlveisallsui I la no wonder thus that so many of the presbyteries hold back from revision They arc not willing t Join any majority In the march toward Infidelity c Rhode Island lbs 1 succebs of the Democrats at the 1iov Idence elections has caused tho friends of tint 1 Australian ballot and tariff smashing to ex alt their horns once more Because tine Democrats have succeeded In carrying by I narrow plurality one branch of the Legis lature In a State which blnce the remov kl of restrictions upon the suffrage should bo safely and surely Democratic we are told hat ballot reform has given Rhode Island to ho I Democrats Because tho Republicans have not carried the Mate tho more volatile n tariff reformers awume that tariff reform I has tnado progress In Rhode Island The I latter assumption may b categorically de nied There I no evidence that the tariff I had anything more to do with the result of t the Ilhode Island elections than It has to do I with tho phases of the moon The Austra lian ballot hurt the Democrats at the first elections and there I no evidence that It has helped them In tho byelections Tho if ellng that the Democrat ought In Justice t mayo tbo Stato officer since there was I t 1 plurality of Democratic votes undoubtedly made many Itepublicans vote the Demo cratic Ucket at tho elections held lat Satur day Tho existence of this feeling Is ac Kuowlwlod oven by our solemn old Mug wump friend tine iroviJtnce Journal Vtn ealDl5ty hope that Bhodo Island may be counted upon t vote the Democratic tltjiet ktHUta and DUo election In the f Mtur but iye do not yet share tine coafl 1 donee which la expressed by some of our esteomod contomporulo The Htate was progressing toward Democracy by tho en largement of the franchise Tho adoption of the Australian system of voting II n now restriction upon the suffrage who effect cannot but b Injurious to tho Democrats We do not bellovo that tho Republicans feel much apprehension about tho icmilt Thero were many special contemporary I causes which worked against the llepublt cans tills year and helped tho Demon At The Republican party was split up hi a num ber of towns by quarrels about tho Federal patronage revivals of old local tniArroK quarrels about tho location of voting pro clncts nnd s on The Republican panty has always had plenty of funds This your the funds were not raised According to tine notion herald the Republican manufac turers did not contribute mid Gov LAUD had to put hlit hand deep Into lilh pocket lie would havo been elected la1 this Mugwump observer If his own party had been united and had stood by his ticket And I the party failed to grasp the situation Tno quarrels in tho Republican party Its inactive policy and Its want of campaign I funds served to offset tho 105505 canned by i thoworklngsof the Australian ballot systeni I was not Democratic strength alone but also Republican wiiaknceu that gave tine election to tho Democrats Tho HtHto would bo safely Dnmocratlo wore It not for tho bal lot law With tho ballot law the Democrats aro fat from being sure of sucres Doubtful luvrttllgiillon No small amount of publicity has been given to tho somewhat diverting disagree ment which has arisen In tine County De mocracy between two Police Justices both conspicuous In Its nffulrn MAUIIICF J PoWER and hENRy MunicAY Tho former asked for 1 committee of Investigation nnd the latter Bccoudcd tho motion hicommittee has hold sundry preliminary meet Ings and it Is to uilmlnato In u Plb Ho meeting tomorrow night Tho wisdom of thcso proceedings on the part of our County Demociocy Y friends i open to grave doubt from many points of Iow hut apart from this tho only Important consideration Is I to what extent tho interests of the gloat body of Domoorntlo voters will bo nIToctod b attack n leader so distinguished by 1 personal Itlck upon 1 s 11 tinguished D Judge Povmi and a louder who at tho snmo time stands forth promi nently for those Democrats both within and out of tho County Democracy who nine op posed to tho domination of Tammany Hall line earnest follow01 ann to some ex tent tho political pupil of a duly elected though never Installed Democratic Pros Ident of the United States n maker of Mayors and chosen counsellor of political chieftains Judge PowER has never sought 01 obtained ether for himself or thoso connected with him by the ties of consanguinity or of matrimony any piece commensurate with tho services ho has rendered t his party or with tho arduous tasks which ho has faithfully nnd courageously performed against obstacles quite easy to underrate after they wero overcome About him crystallize the ele ments of Democratic opposition to Tam many Hal which have been potent and im resstv e iluco tho members of that historic organization worn first unwisely arrayed against a Democratic Governor In 1376 Judge POW represents these elements In earneatncsd and Independence as no I other municipal leader of the day and while he stand at the helm of a Democratic organization there can t s no possible re turn to the a mlla mptlyyia which used to be e unat a raenayi to Democratic success In the State and feo erlui a danger to the interests of the party In the nation In his own sphere of activity Judge MUR BAT Is I local Democratic leader who adds a pleasing manner to a martial aspect Tho charges attributed to him are mOt of thorn ofa frivolous and unimportant kind lie denies Inured having mado them and whether made or not they could but fallght ly affect tho sentiment of Democratic voters In this city who aro Interested in contempo rary and not In nntebellum occurrences Jut their examination will at least keep the members of tho committee engaged and will cause the timo to pass rapidly for thorn even though their conclusions should affect neither of the contestants Injuriously I might also be well II tho zeal of tho commit tee should bl stimulated to Investigate tho conduct of their political opponents and penetrate the humbugs which the enemies of Democracy would fain load some of its I members Into advocating The Ideal Religious Newspaper This was the theme of a very interesting llscuscion In a recent meeting of the Piebby lerlan Union No more important subject could have en gaged tho thoughts of tine company for ivory newspaper hould bu an Ideal rc Iglous newspaper and until tho majority of them become such religion cannot do its perfect work In tho world Unless tho greatest engine for moving public sentiments 18 In the service of true and s employed thl fervJco genii no religion the spiritual regeneration of mankind Is yet for off Tine Rev Dr Diarnn tho edltoi of tho Jangrtgationaliitt was right therefore when ho said that I the dally paN filumlil bo religious journals and ho sliorrcd ink onl dance In tho ultimate find complete tiiumph of icllglon expressing his bullet that thoy would heoomo I Ruch The novo Dr Vtyzsu the editor of the JVudcwul Martini hut much eason also for hU sugKOftlon Unit if St PAUL were now living he would bo editing I nllglous newspaper Mho great opontl I throughout his Christian ministry made 150I of means and method for the piilillcjtloit of ilstenchlngHrorrepondliigtothosesupplliil by the modern nevvspapfi He taualit with tho pen us well M orally anti tiansmltteil ila written rxposltlonit nnd Injunctions 10 distant chunhcM to I I bu publUli1 fin the bonellt of tho world nnd to remain I nu ll now tho basis of Christian theology t Ht PAUL t Inll down lint ineiplinn and maxims for tho guldmxo ot edItors arid other lellglous teacht r which am of Im mortal truth Let us i call tine attention of our brethren of the newspaper fMitcrnlty to a few of them IU Hut lutbI I t him it U with Iraiillclly In rim rt1 with dIUitnci lit Iht hocitli wircr with vi cberf mess good Abhor that which It trll cIemve to lliit which U I Bnt wilt In your own coael IroTlJs ililnci lioneit Ir I Itit rletl I of nil men 0 I I bt ftotilbU ml much as huh II gnu lhep nr Ur with til nose I mar mm think tbt l IK knom anything U iDUWttll DOIbUlI ot M ll I ought to LUOW Know not th1 ttur which In nil ys nl run a rare ruin 1 but ODO r civb tins priz t ho run Iliac r miy atilalu Lot blm tint thlnktib lit lUuiletli uk bud Kit hi fall L I hmA rather speak au Words with my niniisrmnmnd bc that I might ttacb othtti alio than tin thouiinil words In 1 unknown tODru Uo not cMllrtn In uDUiriUtnilloffi howbtlt In sum Ico b yo elilldrin but In uuiltritani ns be men Let us cot b dtilrouiot raluilorir iirotoLlnr on aDotbar nvyfof otis anotbtr Kamaa think tilowll to bt IWltllD when In U aotMar bo dMttvtin Umiair pit aD th whol moo at Oon that jr nosy b aim totUndanlBit no nMofth ell for yo wrtit sot Mtlatt dish mae blood but aialnit prlnclpalitUj 4 Mtalut oWarL atalnit the riltrtot dal of this orl4 acaln uplrltuat wlck 4ntn In hlfU placx Stitnd thtrthr hall your loins drt about with Iuth and harlnr on tho tirtaitpUl of rtehtMuuiM Whtot thlnn aro tao whaunertr thtnri an bosom wliamoirtr thlnti art juit whatiotxr thlnti art pur hone thlnm ar lovely whaltotrtr thing art ot rooJ rtport It tbu b any Tlrtvt ana It thin b aur prali think on Ihtit thingS ntwAM sat any man DOll you through phllotophy andjtaln dtcelt Let no man liulcc you In meat or In drink or In r spIel of holy ila ar of tins nsw moon or of Iht limb bath J Ji Put off 1 hose Anatr wrath millie tilaiphtray Dllhr commuulrntlon out ot your mouth 1 httwetr yo do do It htarllly ai to tin Lord anti not unto loIn Let your Kf tech is always h trace i DIIJlh 1 tilt that ye injy know hoC yt ouzfit to auiwtr evlty linn hartft thrm list Ins rich In thlt world that thy bo not liUli mlndtit nor trust In nnntrlaln rlchtt but In Hit 1 IHlnif Mi who nlvtth nq rlehU an I thlnin to tnjoy Mjdy In tlinwtlintlf atiprovM unto lion a work roMi that nttilath nut to bt UhLd rlihtly dlildlnz I the word of truth rootlih and unttirntd quritlont arold I Treieli tin word be instant In season nut of es eon rrprort ribiike tvhort with all lent miTerlng mitt t doctrine Theo nun iinxlmi which every editor should study and lay to heart as guides for his dally conduct Truth hnnisty blucorlty courage justice should always abide with him Ho should wilto In tho fnnin of GOD and without fotrot men Ills thought should not bo of himself but how best to influence tine judgment and move tine hearts of tho public In other words his writing should I lio without KfilfconsUousnoM n prime vIce I He thould deceive In nothing boar false wit ness in nothing give duo credit for what ho borrows unit print nothing as his own un biassed opinion for whhh hn has been paid at nu ndvii tlsemcnt Ho should not load men into temptation but ward them from wrongdoing not bribe pooplo to commit offcnwj auti then try to lallroait thorn to tho prison In which ho should bo 1 himself r I Ho should do good to nil men and evil should b Imtoful to him His question should bo Islt tho tittth not Is It tho popular do liinlon of tho present piolltablo gratify bocouio thn Ho conducted a newspaper hUtoul Ideal rcllgioiw novvapapcr of which mine JIP tIt Congregntloimltst and Prosbyteilan i friends huvo heinz lilklng l In not religion merely In tho I religious department PO I deslllated but II tine seculardepartment I also I Is lellgloim throughout To bo such a 1 nonspnpur Is tho constant aim of TIr Srv and when in any rcsixct at any than It fails to attain so lofty an heal anti PO m far as It foils it bovs Itt head In humilltv confessing tho weakness cud shot com lug of man and his powers I lIne Courting of a Widow This letter from a jvidovv of Now Jet soy piopounth 1 very Interesting question I am a widen I My husband has been dead thirteen months A gentleman of hlgn standing Independent piwition and moat honorable reputation whom I have known truonaity l for many years deslrei to py roe lilt addresses with a low to marruge and hit frankly asked permlaslon to do lo lilt proper for me to con tent Or does ht display a lack of courteiy mud goot mnnneri In making such advances to loon after my husbands death Under the conventional rule of society a widow may marry again n year after tho death of her husband That Implies of course that she may b wooed sooner and how much sooner depends on the state of her heart I may happen and It often does happen that the very profundity of her grief and the depth of her attachment to tho lost render her peculiarly susceptible to new demonstrations of affection Her wounded spirit craves sympathy and con solation and in her loneliness and despair she feels the need of a strong arm to lean upon anti a trusting heart upon which to rely Her woods her downcast eyes her gentlo sorrow patent suffering nnd at titude of dependence make a powerful ap peal t every manly breast especially If she b young and pretty Such a widow mt I al I ways interesting oftentimes absolutely irre sistible Even tho loveliest of maidens may well look upon her n a dangerous rival though she enters into no formal competition tion with them and invites tender regard by reason of the charm of her widowhood only How soon after her betcavemcnt these evidences of her power will bring I feeling of pleasure to tho mourning heart of n widow depends probablj on circumstances old her temperament Some people re bound sooner than others In one case the man capable of restoring elasticity t the unstrung heart may bu close at hand and in another he maybe long In coming Mere concern for conventionality may lead ono widow to stllle any now affection so soon as it has birth while another will tend and cul tivate It howsoever great may buhei M lfac Uststloii Tine feeling of the duty of grief for tho dead may be more Irrepressible In ono than another and yet the reality of tho mourning In each may bo tho same Therefore we sy to the Inquiring widow of New Jersey consult jour own heart In this matter It has evidently been touched You would not wilto to us otherwise The affection which you have awakened brings Joy to YOlr mind despite its misgivings and thwo mI TlvIngn como not so much from tho memory of tho deid us from Sitar that you wiiloveistep propriety If you do riot en trtalii thorn As for the ruin who would woo oti who fOel aitntaily to have VVOIHH you to good 111 pOS WK 1 npplmnl his tplrit ii rid iidmlie Iris iniMitnl b bold bo trunk and HU btial htforvvaid lie has nut Ito nttmn about t inc bush with hlutislglH amorlU gln incur and thin il ftncbodlugs but his md vii roe I dliectly anal lomjgoously to thoutt tcl le Uin I Imo with YOI wants to mm iy you mid lio ina4 told vou tii In plxlu words Is that to display a luck of courtesy and good niniinerri 7 It IH to show tine highest oiulesy nnd good tnaniiPi I ho lmn come too raily If MIDI heart U I ttlll In tho grave ron mayo only to loll hint fo n rnuruly as hu Ims toM t joiuif his living I afiuction Hut mauIfcHtly ho IMB I not como ton buuu and ho honnis you by 1K piolTri May 1 the sun hhlnb gloiioiiHly J In New Jer sey mi thu wedding day and may joy at tend join new venture Into mattlmony lime new comes from Sydney that I I VPS sal recently ran nurouad at Malllculo the sec I 1 nnrllnrxefit t Irhiudln the New HebrMea group I nod that thirty mon who struggled inshore fiuni tine wreck vero mnsstcied to it Inn hi tine natlvut l bu little island containing only about 1Jix sguaro nillo wui only two or thn o oars ego occuiilod by a French garrison whose to traders from thu puriiOBo was protect trl era tUI hostility of the natives Jut these savage 1auuauH cannot forget their old wrongs all they Ensue ImprovBil tho first otiportunlly to wreak voneeance tiiiou helpluSB Bulloib wino were can upon their shores Mr luiiaNn HOI i and other iruvuMerB foment tlicso IslmilnlKl o testified that tho natives or Ito Now IlotrUUS are frlemlly and hoxfiltabla when well ticateJ Jut thohe BaY IUd have suffered outrageously from the crimes of luboriecrultlnc ships by which In tie days before the Brent evil was supproestd witrn a intern hand they wore torn from their homes by hundreds to toll as slaves on the plantations of oilier Ulunds or In Queens luinl J U only I tow years blnco the Captain ol time choonor Venus lauded 1 tine voty Islunu where the recent tragedy occurred aud ntUod nlnoy natives into the hold of his yes el 1 on the pretence that ho wlslisd them to move an Iron tank When bn R them below tb hatches wore simply clapped on them and the Captain sailed away On another occasion ulna man who hnd been dragged sway from this Island 1 and taken to a plantation In another Dart of th itroap stole a boat and rowod eighty mlloi III on open sea back t their homo Guided apparently by the sun they reached their native Island In aufety The world will not judge these Ulandots IOD harshly for tholr wrongs have boon great and that they are capable of attaining some turas tire of civilization Is iliown by the fact that among the Islands l ot thin group whore ml slonarloi have lone boon stationed about UOOO uatlvcg have professed Christianity while 20000 of tlieie femur cnnnlbaU mayo given nil tho Kronor practical of savagery Why have no a Major who favors gem wllnf CtttiUtin lute Afati Probably bocatiss tho majority of your cil ten favor cnmbllnn I thov were strenu ou ly opposed to it ambllne would cot tier vadu tlio Interoconnlo metropolis ax now Iti foi e Congress finally tm isus upon tho file Iou of the Worldft Pair In Chleaeo they slionlil ceo to It that the strangers who mny visit that mince will be BUfllclaotly protected against tlio nrto and tint JtitloiiA of the cntnlileri This in tho moro necessary from tlio fact flint tine gamblers npoonr lo La under the rrotoctloti of tine Mayor Tine prolltsof tho Rnmbllnu hou on are nnuuv said to umoutit ton million n month but I nil tine atrancers wino visit hue Worlds Fair should its taken in and tlnnn for by IhuDi whut kind of 1 figure would tine trout nnnlrorsary cf CoiUMOt male herentlet In tho worlds iiUtory Abolish your gamblers Clilcnuo before you try to carry en a Worlds Fair In the State Hcnnto jcstordav time I linn WIT IUM H lon OTON ot Kalonuh laid claim to lUiow find peculiar title to ttlutlnntlon lln mid that durlnc his roars of sort leo I In tho LeI iBloture he liud lund tho felicity of voting for thirteen Ou of tlio nineteen present members of tho Board of IIoROnts This record said ll JtouritTsov with proper prltlo la not einuutlii I by any other member ot etmembor of the eiilsltturo That bustling ruoord hunter tine Hun JAMKD W HusTri niudt feel a little un sissy on account of this preeminence of Mr Itoncursov In a single olt Hut nobody else hal run for Bpenkur so many times or la I so ready to run again a Gen HUSTFII And no both else is so modest or has aflnor head ot hair In retrospect It 1 expectfHl thnt tho Senate will ota upon tho Montana election case today Mr MOIUIAV Mr DixiKi Mr VANCK and Mr HOAR took part In tho discussion of the case roster day Mr VASCKB remark that Mr flout can tot ns much comfort out of small material a B an Senator may bo thought to account for tho Bomowlmt unnicountublo tollsatisfaction of that cracked antluuo EnrN Pasha U I up to lila erps In work at Dngnmoyo packing up his goods and otto randy to start In a few days for tho big lakes No ono cnn understand the fascination that I Africa has for the majority of mon who I risk their lives In the pavaco equatorial regions Thoy como homo for a while but It Is not lone before they begin to pine for Africa and off they uo to bury them selves again In tho jungle or forests Tho greater part of tho most valued employees of tho Conco Froo State enlist again I thoy mnn ago to survive ono term of service I I Apponrance Indicate that 1 any of KMISS friends wish to EDO him very bndly thoy will lane too to Central Africa to do It GCB flutter Tribute to Mr Unoilatl 1OoI toe Hoitfm Globe Gun Benjamin F liuther said I have always entertained rite hi bet rticect for Mr Manila I al 1 though he was my political opponent for many yearfl Xo mor bontst or worthy maueer lled I don be leo ht ever contolouily did a thing which ha bellered to be I wronx lie was a man of Toy rreftr but not showy ability One who for to many years held hm Earl In the hollow of hi hand In the lions of npr tenutlTet mat have had rreat qualities Ilia will I Indomitable Who one convinced that a given thloir might tn b ht never HwerTed because oil the rest were ulnt hIm I hare In mind 001 memorable Itutlratlon of hi win power lit felt that the ttlaryor a Coagrettuian I Inadequate He voted for the bill to Increase It auld all the cry of the new nptn throughout the country and 1 trie sneaking eflorts of other Comrrem men to net him to chasm hue ions for It when the act a repealed came touauirht An untwerlnir pollUcal bIo ho was never furious or vlndlottte I believe th Intereitt of tbt country In hit hndi for tbt good of the people and for mice to all would have been later than In any other There hal not best a day within the nat nfteen yeartlu watch I would not have voted for him for 1reiideut of the Lnited SIlo If my volt could han beD macis a allaule Th Brnnett Imw In VTlaroualn lnm n e lilt ttUieC ViiJiiI The very pith and marrow of the law are la these two pro lilon 1 I err child between tut ages of T and t4 haU attend ichool unletn eicue1 for food reason for at lent twelve consecutive kID each year 2 That every child u above thatl during the period menllontil rtcelve Inilrucllon In readier writ mit arlthmetl aud Lulled Matti hlitory In Ilielinic lush lUlCUJgr Nothing It I old about parochialichoola I I it I howl that a child Uto em this InitruLtlon for the time men iontd In any tcbool or at burnt or boo already had In ttructlon equivalent to that nieutlontd lit parent are tsempt from au 1 penalty The parochial soboota may leach religion much Unit or altogether may teach Utrmau or any other language exclailvtly tke year round may do tiaotly what they choose to do astir as tblll law I oneod The law caly preicrlkea that tiartutt ilialltn that their children get twelve 1 Weeks or tchoollng CaCti j ear a tart of the studies lobe ion ducted In Kngllih All Hhonld I and Hone Miint He lo rte Indian tpotll Journal J Is high time thnt decent peoplo should tale a stand against lb vicious tie uf Jourr alUm which would make us newspaper a pettj tvraut The liberty of one roancndt itO point where It Interftret with the Ibtrty ot anothtr man Interference with private lift except for nrfeolly JutilllaUe rIot anti COI that run do no harm It I rmrilonaN only when men or women are brought to the bir or uilce or uf public npii lou by home brave ml lerienmir or cmcrveuoy In llieir t arerr Tr rook tiu u trout tlon Af DIUI la 1 it ti bnn lien to auall character 01 I repntailo i litr uhllnhhix i oiueiuii tl I elures whlrh r litmUs Ott Pitied to muLu I tlieci keutatiouAl It I iitaliint thtrt of a rune against the vlclru and an uiitMce upon couimjn decencv Tho reiiipnpfr nhlch civet isoIt 1 up In i the publication yt tith ttufl thould bt mint to tho slums for Iti patrona Thtrt lubutont auiwer to TIIK 55s I quettlon He porn thouldbe rentteroen ftnd those employed upon jagertuf emiectftblllty must 14 I Illl MiMBtai Ueniotr of her llnibuad Jnoi the fawn LuuJi stat I can btate upon sery good authority tlmt Uri lien U raiu IH I nt uor UIO A vnlun t of me moire nit t her liuibaud 11 isith It romind for putilli atioa pouUy I In tht fm It u a n til nol h1 t among three who are Intimate wllh hits 1 runt that the tia for tomn tmoll ai had In mind Inch a work and recently the isa I gtn A tyitematln oerhiu in uf her tapers for the xiok Thtrt fi out fraturo wlucu I cnn klate lortter I titan the work will not contuli iten iriintt I hoOts letters If such art in tilt ent e lr lirant will non ei titus e thrtn to the public C e I tier will 1 ofiiurfr 1 a I uritt number nf iinpublivliii 1 letters written I ty thu I mis Julil to 11 I U v ICe siiml I tn rl uai irrivttc of thus vill be h letter l whit un tlif I atlMioM I gisinm I IH m I 111 or I tie litIeu inlliej I I Tiieeittml I froil I hi I ill 1 lurlor this war 111 irout writ Almost dally tu 1 hit wlfi mid times utters tuliYsiuIIfl I rettrvrd A CIo for One IVUo la Awfully Put 1 rrom ilif lircln ml 10 nirttrclu ilaiH MrClovolnnd inns II thllnco yet If he will Hop water drlutlnr and inertly nltble allttlI li I t when lie mouth It ttr7 ht nomy tin Cur 111Ilf Hiiat an ShIm and tratintcal phyiiolan did for ttlainurcL It It I well known that the great Ueriaan tmncrllur would Ino t n mmcd to bt n factor In Iho world many rearm mo If lit had not put tllmlt Into itiehaiidj of a uieJicil luau In whom ht had coulljue to reduco hu corpulency and obeyed ordert Think of Olimnrck refused permit lion to drink aglait I of beer andcontlralatd to cat lilt dlnntrtdryt TIll Mogwumjtkhould labor with Chits laud oa Hit water jutitlon for bt It all thty hart Mrituv IlJuuJP Vneitilbcd ronpelltim Uea Voiu the tOt n fjlibt A fleleton huts rccouth been discovered In lvIJIVu with pauitun A Florida Poet Owe Crinkled hove ISO ai iniuit Veiri The lost Office at Jupiter was recently rnuutd t The thieves toad out 10 gel away Wltb a pint of fair wblikey and OBI wund of atlla II az rilE xoxavR niltin DIAf1f The Threnlenrtl Onthrruk or neUe Norlhrrn flteyeimctl WABIMSOTOV April 15 AKent rpslrnvrs I call for troops to prevent a moniM J uprlslnc of tho Indians on the Tonauo litter reserva lion In Montana Is something ot a surprise as there had bean uo reiant Intimations of trou ble Hut the bund Is not wholly aa easy one to m a r whllo mistaken tnndo from tine to time have irritated those Indians nnd visitors from other bauds fometlmes create more or IOB dhturbanto In tine resent t case the ar rest of two Bannocks U nekod for Tho lolatloua ot the Goeminent with tho nortliom hoyonnca hnvo long been fat from fortuuato It was n poi ion of tlilfl tribe which wHit onsnlouoiiH luck of good mouse VTHS re tnood from a colder illmala down 10 the in J dian Territory hero attar many complaint nf III troatmotit which brouuht icdrenoand after great ravages from tllnonno In the utiRult able Icltl n they attempted to oscars North Thity worn ovottukoti and Kubdiiod utter a pluntUrlnunuJ inurdorlnn meld which mdod In their I boltiK ant r roll inded nail ubduoil In tlio NiiUkulnniy nlTalr at CUIIII Itobluvon In later IOIIIH tine northern tbeyounos at 1lno HlJirti n oncy hivi noinatlmeH boon anxious to join thosual thu renorvntlon on Toimuo and lloso bud rhoiH nnd the latter larva BJBUIOI die l ood to lmo thorn there Dtirlnu the slum uiui of 1SS7 u large party of lUo lormor inltfrntnd to tongue lllvor aud Aleut tpHliaiv coiled for troops to remove thitiit IhlH was nccompllHhod niter n con foionto In vvhUh tine noucomers wore na minted thu on rvturnliiB to 1lnu Ridge thor nlionld bo protoctud Iiom 111 treatment by tlio tiionx mimI also that rupicsentntluns Bhould bu mnt to tin 1roiMont of tho deslio ot all the north rn hoonnon to bn tmiteil at Tongue lltvtr Hut tbo lattor project was out of Uin quoeilloii as tliu condition of tho lands uould not jtlitlfy much an addition to the population Another complaint was that Agent Ureliaw at ono time cntued Loaf cnttln which had bon sent to the aucno ior ration 10 Lo taken ton t distant point from which some of the enUlu eacapod lo their old rnnaes In COn SIUOnCO of which tho Issuo 1 of rations of bunt were sus pended for weeks together nnd also that a neclect to accumulate n suitable Block of flour fit tho iiconcy caused a tomporary lack 01 ra tions of that nrtloo diulnu the following win I ter a8 a Croat snow storm prevented the for ardlnc of supplies when noodoO That tho agent hail reasons for his course and that those reasons wore satisfactory to the Govern moat may bo aisumod from tho fact that he Is Btlll employed under tho piMont asunder tho former Administration but It serves to show how ono complaint has been added to another On ono occasion In recent years many Clioyonuon proGontod theinsolvos In email parties at Fort Kooch and other posts beg ging fop food ntd ronro cntine that they had not sufficient rations nnd dothlol anti oonld not find came nod that there woro many sick null helpless upon their reservation Col liob ert E A Crofton llttointu Infantry made a report to tho W ar Doimrtuiont upon tho neces I sity of oitondlnc nld to these Indians Tlio lust aumml report of LlrlcUeu Thomas II HuKoi mentions an expedition of two troops or the Hrst Cavalry under Major Hamilton from Fort Cuator to Intorccit and prevent a party of Hioux Irani entering the Tongtto Rhuor reservation A eotond expedition consisting of tliruo troops of the same regiment under Major Carroll was sent to tho Tongue lIIor agency lAst May to prevent tho Indians there from lioldliic n nun dance and to turn back to Flue HldRe a party of visitors under the lead ership of Grasshopper who proposed to take part In the dunce Doubtless by this lima forces from Fort Cn tor or some other garrison are on tho way to Tongue lilvor to piotect lire and properly there Thero Is no reason to feAr nil inability of the troops to eopo with thu Tongue Itlver Indians whatever tho outcome of tho present dlfllcnl ties For many years n strong force has boon kept In Montana and Dakota und the North em lacillc Itallroad Is of great assistance In transportation Fort Castor contains a garri son betnoon 400 and WO strong tA also does Fort Keoeh and Chore are other available troD In that region HIlL toil A JIKIS JtlOT Alraatt u Cinch In the atoms Arlitacrutlc Inrtt ol the Hub trntu thl tilob Itemocitli JioRTov April II There U n bitterly hostile feeling In BoBto to that daub In the McKInley tariff jlll which proiogci a marked lucreaie In the tacO on bon Tine preieutdutv It I ten jer Cent ad vaoreui and the proposed duty U I tory cents a busbrl ru lIe attention bat been M engrnotd In the dunn shoe of the hide feature of the bill that thn more direct and general ligue of beans hat been overlooed Half of all the beam rained In tbl country and Importtl Into It are contuuied la New bnirlaud and In Boiton ai tiatliUct thow they form between eight anti nine per cent of the annunl food eupnly io hess than loowxi buihet were Imported In the lattyear Fery faintly In Boston hums beant and bronn trrad breakfast on iindor and at a plentiful simply it uiuatly cooked thy frequently last until Tuesday mornmc Once before baa Hoiton risen with Indignation against mutt bean Icgltlation lira ears ago there was a end den anti rgid enforcement uf thus sunda closing law Uirber shops drug ttorta cigar stores and bake shops wero all closed lumedutelr Otters wo a unaiit mouily violent protest from lust vast Arlllyof people who tent their bean tu the bakers Saturday nighli ana got then again Sunday morning The butt Legls aturo waaaopealtd to and after a long discussion a special act was passed allotting bake chops to be open from seven 10 nine on each babbath morning for tini urpo e of d11I orbit b low It appears that the beau Is I to bt heard from atullu Already the leading Centers In team and amoui them are some of tho merchant princes of boa lon tnte forwarded to oukrem a protest against the proponed Increase In duly The protett was pre sented by Congressman Andrew mud II raids u foi lows w e the undersigned dealers In beans and pets pro test actlnst the great Incrtast In Hit tariff arnonnUog to 2w II OJ r er ceuL on Unite Important artlclsl of rood Till bill ropntet a change from 10 per cent ad w neintoa pecinu duty of iUc or SOC per buihtl which would prohibit their Importation We favor tho Lhunen from u4 laloretn to ipeclDo A rote of2tsu to in I biiihel on beana and lor to 1Io per bulbil on 101 I wo ill amply protect our farmers and prtrenttx trtino trice tu cin umcrs ID case oJ any failure or tho UJI ilr lllbard of lowle Illbbard A Co 17J Suit street sirs Party cent It I out of all reason It la I pronto tit A prohlblUve tai of such a dlOerenca would mat Units luuiry It would stop their general UK Mr luamerion of T t U Fmmtnon t Co 7i ti South Market street The Increase will help only a faw this cm bumem oulntnnbering thus productrt ten tuone I Ir Hloni 011 II I tone a Co 8 lialliam mitt tony cents is bushel It I an uutr giou tax Twenty tents n Aba it right I hue U 10 t ti ililm i I as let 1 our beam alone The Tnnuiuni If vni edited by tho Beaker I lit the lloune or Iteurtienlutlves cul 11 s the proposed ucrea t shimeiul Tht feeling legentral that the prnpoitj leilslallon nughii hut InpiK and there U I a report tint remou mtralire alu11L will be Mlely circulated fur tltna t tires II Ilim ni IMiulple of Aui Hurl II linn lit Hnniliii tiniuicA lImo u 1 Ik Ii niltl Iii I n new rmpT that I siLliotn pOll nrs Ii I 10 illrti vi MI ntul iromptl ile sorts thtiu solicit detected It accuses tteauithtp Cap laum of leaving pafsviigers on wrecked vme I to their fists tvieti tie acts thow tlut they have dout alt men roul 1 bo expecle I to do under the clriumstauits ft attmnks public men wh m It rannot nst and hat I uo po lltlcalirlnclple that It not held subordinate to lit own Interests It has more than an other Ntw York paper aollilttd p Irunul in tin South yet It never htsllatts I lo to i a mien tiling about this people of thli section If I by so doing It UI hope to gains the taror of anyluHu entlal clots ol nithcrnerp TCI lml inve tlie llrooklju Itllilue 1 rout nbc Uctre ir Did It ever occur to the lirldco Tiustees that electricity might mull the ircbltm thet hare been wrestling with ilnre the cars a ore tint tut Into com mission I There lino doubt Khalerer that electricity wnuld be belter aJated to the Unite traltlc than power 10 anr other form The cable Is I uncertain nt I loromotlvrt are nois stunt dirty It I would tie an easy matter to substitute tclrlo rower This Is a matter I 1 lust alit it f tin comtnlence eel welfare of thousand I of people and In behalf of the tufltrlng but patitot ublli wt oltr tithe luggeilloa I Asthmatic trnaUet olturlty pain I and Inflamed I I throats an cyirelme N aJ 4 Vr Ur U Jayaet io s j psctnrant for nfty years an arfonlt t Itaaii PI tn at U ouilil and cOid4d LKTTKRS WELL WltltTU 1114 DING fldioii a 2ladrreev I lit OrtcUttl 4 ae I To run KniTon OP TilE Btrx Sir Tho definition of liberty as alven bjr Webster IB Abtlltrtodn ns you please This la evidently tine explanation of Ibo word which Iulllo tile editorot the It orif In his endeavor to chanko tho name of llodlowi Island Into Liberty isl and As the HorM has done moro todocrnilo jour nalism than any other pl1ter on this contluunt It la not IIorhapl in tho least Burprlslug that It U Inclined to abase llborty to license The namo of lledlow to 1 coovnl with tliono of New AruBtordam mid New York and nuclt liv ing lIIemberll of the family M now hold tine name are not iilposod to havo twli ol nut of pxlntuncn bv the Indolent lint of the conductor of Midi u public journal If ninny ono III drlruua 01 testing bow far tho despotism of 100rllnlt1lI Cain oxtend wins lnoK hi not I rnronu forthwith to chanKii Mnnhntlnit Into 1ulllmr Island 1 or It no pentup Utica contrnct hue powor vvhi not mnko tine Jount lose continent his and lot that namo nut crsodo Ol u rnliln t 1InrIJF1I1ow 1XION lkAllUK CltD April IS A Tnmic UHtlseUr llvlntf To Tilt EDiTon OK Tan BUN svr It In I very tlrnsnmo to road of Duo wbo has TlioUKlit It Over nnd his etrueclos exist on SldH it year He U l just a fulr oxnmpe of the Elided American youth of today who wonders Vhy ho dont cat ntunit and rot Btjoudn every centbo makes and never thinks of donrlni himself anything lloro In his estimate living llonrd atf I3a wttk J I Lunciie at t I 1 nuihln alii j Car fangs and paper tl n 12 lothei Vmi Dues bowling ilnbsAo o tlgart I j I Vacation Ac 71 Hum ante I ea dot I i u Theatret lilllard loial efnirilons hrltlmatei p nnet Ac til Savings bank contlneniiei iJ Totat l Vtoo Ho Is 1 not jtistinotl In pennlltmr over 57 a week foi bonrdort34 If UH illestlns tine miiiiomi nine Carpet merchant nnlv neotlod 20 cents n Hy for jnitpli why snijoniti this lroOmnn nr cd ciDenntluiuliesf Any man reasonably careful ant lrc45 on HW a tent Twont cents n day fist nigpq oungiut to bi nmtl 71 lum at 41 ceints a tiy ellIttuOl bo considered at all and I presume ho simply puts expunges for other tli es under tuttt fiend A twn weeks vacation cnn lie enjoyed 1 on 1511 Allow him line rest as ho nay and lie inns SPOOL h4I which IB aulto onoiiKh for any smela man with a level head Now If he Cuts away his I15i a ypor In live venr vUli proper handling ho could have a for tlollnrs Inoorao Hut will ho do thlB f Oh no If his salary Is Increased next tonr to ilRCO Ito will nilsond i every cent nf It jtmt time Hame and contlnuo to lament illS hard luck Our country IB full of lust ouch cases and niiuu much worne men who have not the power or will to say no OSK Wuo HAH rnACTiSED lafed20L ExSenalor Jonei of Florida lo THE Emion or Tns 8ux Sir On the 4mh of last month the Chicago trait cubltshtd a alanderout detpttch from this city which stated that I WHI lilng m money obtained from Don M icklnion l and which was chlerly epent tn bar I have not spoken a word to tlr Don M OlcXIuion for long years or ht to me In 1BH I went Into the campaign here under hit aniplcet and made ten tpetohtt for the MIthlean Io mocracT of which I btllevt he U the leader tpeut 500 In actual tratelltng expenses out of my own Docket re ceived ftW back and not one penny for my labor When I was put upnn tine street by the heartless rro prlttort of the Kussetl lloost after spending 7ooo or 9UUO at their home Inaidt of two liar 1 did go to air Dickinson for aid as I thought I had a rlrht to do after the services I rendered herrand although 1 proffered at good tecurl t 3 at Florida could sire for a small turn ot money it was refused I called on him twice at bit office ht gave me Vi on out occasion tas on another although I expected to receive fti with the luursmci that I Died not com again 1 was strongly urged by the gen tleraau tu leava the State but tt happened that the Senator haul ties here that my advisor knew not of That titO ihat I got In isttl from Mr D went from me at thn time as quickly u a crtiuotory furnace would scotch feather When I made hoots ten spetchet I was holding tht hitch coinmsalon of a Sinttor ot the United State anti I had heard ont of the Democratic manager here say a short tlmo before that hetiad counted out fiioo to un ex Inited Btatet Senator for a tingle speech In Detroit who never stood any higher In the Senate than I did I felt euro that toy ton speeches wou d being me tuotigh of monty to pay my board and lodging for loin j ears With Ihit servIce unpaid for the Democrato man egos allowed myself and my child lo tlten for seven nights In tht lobby of the famous Orlswold house anti go for days and nights without food And notwithstanding thla tnfamont treatment my servicea were sought for and obtained by the Ueteland managers hero In Ih last campaign I went into It with a will road twtnty flu tpttches and travelled day and night all over the Slat and never could get a dollar to meet my pressing want although for the third t me I Was put on this street by this Inhuman r O In pector O Neal All this mouty I evtr got wai what went lo par my railroad far and hotel bll s For my sanlcss I have never received a cent You will see from this how much of tht ex rottmatttr Oentral i money I have been trending In Detroit CUAILII W Jotis ei Senator Dkrroir April 1 1300 Kir Moody Come to thin Front am the Friend or Denb Ileait To TOE FDiTon ot TUB BUN Sir An In terming Incident of store than usial dramatic power occurrd about dusk on dntday even ing list AS he rain was falling totlly and dripping men and women were hastening home to warm boise try clothing anti the other comfortable attractions of a horn about dinner time when out of doors Is as nile agreeable as ruin and mud can make It Afashiouaht n rnoul coupe and team wai being driven rapidly alougTttent ninth itrott toward tourthaienne when the off hors making a misstep on the slippery pavement Dlungea a moment n ht itrove to recover hit balance then with a twist of hit body In the stiff harness that miner liar been eireed hugh painful Liii heavily on his right sldt lbs htad way of tt 1 carriage and tht rapid pact of thus lean could not ne I Instantly stopped and aa tht tplendld mint real struck Lbs pavement he was carried along over the stones luuclng and struggling a dlatinc of stTtnl llvo feet In a curve toward this south side of the street Iht clear horse frightened uj tlie pluneet ot his fallen maui be antorear liii eyes rUshed bIn noatrl ills tended and In a moment he would hate tern h hiyoi d Iht control of lie driver who thouted lo the nasser by to mitt him hi the head A crowd quickly natljerel the boric wet stopped but not Quieted ror a new danzer Was apparent Tht ttrngglei or the fallen horse were threatening tach moment tn disable If I not break Site legs of lila mate who stood Irtmb lug and panting ansi lumping at hit atdi Ever I one trust to dn something iiu ens did ant thing hxuteuieul and oonfutton tttmtd lo paralyse snarl short at extrication Iht driver held lbs auudlug horse bv the head but wan Qllplest nt the heap of trouble that eniitruntid him At this moment a stunt gentleman with a nook under hit arm who had bean an earnest observer uf the cart semis of tue act Idrlit srtinnu to rtalle cuts tiled of a tonrullug head atidAd I his book ti I i b Hinder rushed lo the front of the fain and toOt l5 word of authory that had purer eno igh In U ti move a regiment cause I every oue present to realist that a iltutrat had command now n ho kuewniiatto do and had force enough lo hate It done Ixioas that I ole strap waa ihe limit order falter mid than done the inarinusi was tight but nbc prrssu of tie alien beast had made avers strap ai tight mu a riddle tiring A elrou hand hauled on this itrap iii Oscnil nil Can t be done said lie pant tue iloueT suld ihe stout man It must tie done iIt ahotd hare and llIut ttul atrti InustX with two othert n tug or two ir Intuit iiOWer loosenel the bu the ant lie vise nas tree Now tine trans the elout man crlnl It was wonderful ti ace h w eterv one toil ntrs aid lumieit at hit airi lhs fallen lions e was held by on it the lira b 1 nil ill or ut II feel jut after n few shirt anl I swift tons at Ihe various lumps tie standing horse tax tree and 05 i ro trato hors nose hiust li i Induct to cnee aol 1 tie accluenl Ws5 over The learn was afe not a airhji cut not a bruise on either t east and a heavy burden was lined Irora every heart A sigh of relltf esrat ed from more then cue mouth ant tht driver looked aa If it I had Inherited a fortune The stout man returned lU Hmle for Hat U was Anl walked iiulttlr away evidently In deep satlifarti Yaw prrseni rtengnfred that It wai Mr Xoody the great vsnrulsI who was returning from hla after i uoon meeting at the churrli Surlier of fwrnty ninth Inetinl bitch aienue III warm heart lee I led him in I tirt uu lire to laving hla fellnw men from iln limit it ltllgenouili to l I leeplt l niche l i a ilninii leant I In iroublf and the san e vmpaihy and uirgv tha tins Imiiutsnti tloiMQTii4 n MB idly s Ireataa I Is ulso N tine stnrli of the IM u i creature that nee l M no p liKlu I d I ilalied thus etc Si 1 i t em 11II Inn lliit title ninn teaS In ennnn n tn caiituro tlie weiik inlmlr I inlglit mOe Ci tha hutnbe erv A ilnmtns uiti so notion tiniUrnt vet wti so mime i power and hey might have i A thin u u ett at ihe s key itmmotea li iprinfi of hit litsShat a ire lived la sale othtrt It luiuttlilnghlghirthauiuirt imoloii X lie Cleveland Any Iuflei crf from Ih filov flrrmrrat If F Mr Cleveland has nn Inlhienro nlth his party In saw York lit would hatt lnJurtJ un or Swute of th tntiul en rf It wl o aro In the 1 elslntura tiMottfor lie Haxti n I allot retorut bll which it in I ne with the dn trine hlch lie price50 lu hold dciir Half a doren lltiintratlr tohen nut lit upper branch of time legislature mid a itozeuy fltlstn In thus lowtr branch would with the itpmablicsn ui hive larrltil the measure ot tr Governor Illli a t eto 5SprIss WhlrhIuEul PlOt t She MlntfavdttTjibuitf The tall M of Dnluth have struck just as sprunf pautintii were btmuning I ripen 111 fMil Vuilln flrr Ia Yriir Jiheity btiuscii AinrIi iAnosismisnt hof of Tciltct ft rirtsl of tut uhf ran bu usJllsj with a food memory Mi rear art na tbe night ut Soy ij ffllllam Walsh crook broka Jail Dirt kit afltraMn Cblif Pt forest WaS In Coboet where he ut IV alak on IhestreiL II rtoomU 4aolarrisl d hIm WalSh net mott la Jail bca WO41L4 XO US COVnT M4flT1ajc Tb Court to Met la the Hronkljn ia Yard e a Tn ftny oat WASHINGTON April ITlio Judge dvo ratoQenoral ot the onvr today submitted n report tohocrotaiy Tracy In tine MoCalln css e rot commcndlnc that Commander llotvmnn It McCnlla bus tried hy court martini on chnrKvs to be mndo publics tomorrow based on the tine i developed durIng tine reOotnt Invostlcatlun lij n court of Inquliy Into the lain cruise ot tha United Btutes corvette Kntoinrlie Tliu Hoeiotnry iiMirotrd thIns uconmiotuta tlou anal ordornd tine following court to meat ttbo Now nik navy ynid on Tuondny next Ketir AdinirnlDnvId 11 Ilnrraoin IlOolUontut tlio Coin ttiiDt lliiuy 1n lien Citpt lllchard v Moinlo apt osier A llonrdHoo CnpU lduiundO MnttlowtBpt Hobcit I IliUhinn tapt Frederick V MoNnlr Commnndoi Jienba mln F Day Commander N H llrldumnnUom 111 tndur Morrlll Miller Lointnundor OOOIKB II Sudloluli ComniHBdor Colby M Chester Com niuuder Vllllniu 11 liitliiR with Lieut I try OirJt us nduo Advocate Of theeo oulcors fin 1 aio BUtlomid In this cityAdmiral Hnrmony Caplp Meads and 1ythlan Commander the tor and Meut Claret llio inset niiinud aRKei wa Jutlco Advoonte of Ibo Court of Imjiilry Altliouith hue ctintrgog hnvo uot been mrtilt Itiioun it IB Htirmlsud Hint they vlll follow In nrtlcloa for the Koternmont of tine navy vvhh h artIcle b for tlon VI ipeelfy thnt courts KI til punish nt thiMr discretion ollUars found utility ofcruolty toward or oppiosHion or limit ivnt nicntof nnv mirson subject to their orders hInd again faction it 1 nllkors Bhitll Le nunlvln j wlio uiuirrel with Rtrlko 01 iiBnuli ni t tin roxnLliiit I or roproidifnl wordn ce turcs or moimcos towitril any persons In tho nru y omiuiindi JKi ella in it hiS lnOttilmly i l troato t I untie t nttli lo M fiction 10 I yin ithn pr Ides that tlio uommnmlpi of n Miln linll rniita the articles for tlio woornnient of the nntun to bu road oncu n mouth to Urn nltlpH comimnt it huxlni g been nlliEiil bofoio tile ontt 01 In I iiulry tint t ho failed to I do this It t Is tmossiiie I tluit t lie 11mm iii omit at llormmln on I c lt VJ i mny fnrnliili it chnrun uf ndiut unlit comlnc nn olllcii und n cxntlomnn A latter uns vrltti n to llio rtijruarj who notnsrred It tu the loin t t nf Imiulry by nn Atnorlutui resident In ller niudii Hon HnMlttUH comDlnlninu of t non ninndor Mcuiiiirs cumliK on shore on hunt ilnv onimtinil SIcCnIK will be delenduil In his trial tiy lnrcr Cuomo of Now york UJIt Of TIIK IllallOIt A Pat t of tbe KvnliKeltrnl Tliureh Troiililci In the Courtis PniiiADnfrniA April 15Iho east it Bishop gher against the Kvaiteollrttl Iubllslt InitCompany was called for trill veNterduv in the Circuit Court or the United htaton for tha En stern District of reunntlvanln Tills case is part ot the general Hunt now going on botueeu the majority or foreIgn party of the Church headed br RiBbons Ishor and Bowman nnd tho minority or American party head d by Bishop Dubs The plalutllT Is the son of lllbhop Eshor and tho soninInw uf liishcp Bowman He brought this action of libttl last tail by reason of several nrtiolos which srtear i ed In the Aia iff t aMho organ of the mlnorlt C in reply tocertnln artIcles which ho bur tub llshetl commenting tutu former Church trial ot the llov UK Hartrlor editor ot tho inn ottnaL The articles complained ol had ar cooed the plaintiff falsehood slanders Ac Tho dofetico pleaded justlUcatlon that Is that the articles complained of were true When the court convened n week ago plnln HIT moved for a continuance on the Ground that certain evidence could not be ecurcl from flermnny In time for the trial i aand tInts resIsted thin motion and pressed for trOd and ofjorud to itdmlt tony foots which plnlntlff expected to provo tn tho witnesses from Our many The court refused to contlnun the 01199 nnd It crime up fur trial yostordit The pluln tIlT however did not put In un appvuratue and the court entered a nonBult This puts the cost ol the cn o on the plaIntiff ami so the defendant bad n Croat number of vvltne o s uYho came from Chicago Cleveland and other distant vomits these will umount several himured dollars This in tbo Ilrst time that the troubles la the Evangelical Association hnvo cot Into the courts and the result IB considered a doclsltt victory by tho minority party Vlliiat 1te me All Talking About Tlit front windows of the City Mall on the second floor between the two wings are In tuoh a condition as to lend j stranger pasting through It park lo luppo that the snarl behind them IB used for old lumber and for refuse Many of thus pent of glaaa art broken tuct that are whole are dingy and behlud the win dowt art gnat square Curtain that hang awry and seemed to be stained and faded The room which these curtains shield Is not a neglected apartment hut the gorgeooa Governor room with iu rich bright carpet handsome furniture lu splendid oil painting anl the desk where Washington onct tat and wroi There Isaslrane contrast between these window anl I tl room and perhaps the dingy curtain art kept alwtj draws In order to prevent visitor from obstrvlng It Somebody waa playing a waite on tius little tunelet piano In thu front room of a little east side Italian res taurtnt white the hum of conversation went on merrily lu tine rear room la tht furthett corner b tond a bardfactd woman with red hollvhooka lu her black Straw hat wsa a group of four at a round table in a as a bald betdtd Italian with a tired droop to hit long black ruouttachet lilt three companion were young iromtnone a iltmtnced girl In an 111 fitting tacque the carom a black eytd blurk haired Roman looking girl In an ostrich feather hat this third a vivacious lit tie crtatur with that rare pae clear complexion sees In some Italian women Her eytbrowt were perfect y arched her small nose and mouth were the eu bodlrnent ot lancinesa sot her whole fat wise lit with wit mud inlsculeC The lloraau looking girl had cleverly seated herself to that her pose anti figure were well brought out by the buokground of tlie white lace curtalni the ilaln faced girl obligingly turned tic t back to th omptny while No a faiel outward aud lulled gllo Italian ut the whole room wltn fin uronsciuiiBneia bbs ahrugut her iboalders united laughed pouted and abtolutslv refused tn see Stint every maim In I the room wan trying tn catch her er Tlie only persons who seemingly failed to tujoy this performance were the la ty H Ith the hollyhocks and tht bad htadd Italian The former reserved a dli dalnful Indifference th latter merely looked tired Who art the indies In tht corner 5 asked a young man nt the smlllnk little Itillan nailer They grinned the little man Oh thsy art billet girls from the Metropolitan Optra Ilojst Herbert Ward the African tiplortr and VIlu Santa Hanford silt bt married at half past H clock on Mi n day night next Tine wedding will Ukt place at tlie yuung woman home Slit fifth avenut und the lice Wesley Brovu rector of lit Thomaii fcIticnil urih I wlllierform the cerunnii fwo days u er this bride and groom will sail for hnurope aOl tlm i tat I on Ion season will rind them Hi hug In the house 01 me flume if Leicester recently leased by Mr C II esut nl fattisr of thus bride Ihe I tudden transfer from the hart 1 sum s of Central Africa to tli luuirlts uf j iiiillluiiAire l house seeuii to hay hal no effect upon the slur Iy 5Ui I vllclty of the yiung explorer His favorite coiutiaul are Hill a few old school friends now iltutig In tins rill VIr Wards father It Edwin I Ward 5 7 H MI tuguut I uaturallrt whose largt rpri ulatloiia In California studs omits tttruclel tome Aiteiillon The lot i white still In hill teeiK legnu 5 clue llfo of ailxnt rr tl at hi I isiS I llllieled I I e ettlinl el inure I thue ini t C rf rmrj in a tirctis Jim us a farm hunt I In bee ealanJ ciii Onally Joined ihe I tip orlng ei m J I r 11 n uf uo Urn eli orth Borneo font jiiy It Wan hia ulscuargt li eli as an able semtuu tint protocol I lin n coinmiiiua unitr Stanley lisa hiuforls are natltrs of me lulled Staten lev Intel ti el buit fir twtut yeirs list most of sos Unit In Butnoi Arres where sifurd hal lcuaiv bus urEM coiinectluiii frof 11 II lie esett likes lo S tell at n u Ie I me v st i t yoithjuitoutof i Hie I unUirrHtj he hi i ti t hair Of atlti I ntid irte ui a ciPio 1 St I n 15 numb Men ini I ael I tl tI tulsa It tun Items liU oruii1 in stories ap ie m the Ulan Vi and li omit M No literary crce of IrMna Tie Urn I a tiers we SI htirarr mill In tie 11 imu dull lint in 4 tim iinlma tolls and Ilel ii the stress by ouedayTrof llo efli wa two little iirlr one of whom o u u ilemoe I sir did oj writ llobiiuun l rule l k came foil dlit lbe 3bonlsltgOuleonnnl orsi Amwleur Hfcow If m Ik lii iinSlOu 11 IIIMJO low i lull 14 Jinrlinctonn fur huh rul e ri Iul i i 0 r a htntis tnt o er tile tiretiin run n i i nnm j linsur levlinr tiriit Indies eir uiuatsur cuter hit utl Urn ci lIon iFs u uminiii tt Hie iSa u 0050 i on II it ur Jay nigbt Ue suterlilnu lad Lrmiu ulitu ui Iy Mr aunt Mrs hints e irate lltigui uakei who ctiue I ert floe in cue soand tncan the rel rarml of a inrnivtl mllllxire a I rttty at d b a itifuli roitumed tnlerulniuiul li anlAlri I llove firnuliel the toslumcs anti I I5 is l rllcliantv niece ill roinliient ii lies nf ir s rpa o m ai Churn li iiu 0 Vans l vt tht 104111 lathes I alduiiLel Ilieirs gei aties l 1 home tier c gdilli tu Ihe spoTS louse KI i in lie ctruingabi rrll r in a neit r inrfrlif lC4red WShi nistiirlui tn un ni rr tt ipheriia it Mon tun t nt ram le n un the 555 i t iiunglv l lee a ne I lout ue l no he ii inlr riiiii i lliit ir could tel l lakt lilt tosluuieafloiu III bill Jl g A great hubbub tnsued but thus hbtrllt was loiiooral and me result wit Hit young ladies nil cQnllid 15 Iv t cm la Biillf atur I

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I TilE StAN WEDNESDAY ATIUL lli ItftJU 7 BRIDGE TRUSTEES MOVE IIIKY nor GO TRY PAST DVT XI1KT DO store TM ara JtaIII ud CI all is GI Them In I Two T rM T ral OoUc t Albany la Hurry Vf the Jstob mil 1hcro II at 1entIi I official confirmation by President Howell of TUB Bvyn vrarnlna thnt I It Is I dangerous to cro i the brIJeo from Sow I York to Ilrooltlyn dnrlnc tho busy hours of the I nonlnc end that tlit dancer Increases eery itnr Hut ttiU startling report to the lloanl of Trtiitce Iscotifled with no sUBtttstlon what I ever for Immediate relief I In und only n ab for the pas nca of n tilt by tim 1eglilature which permits the adoption of I plan whlih Mr Howoll nays will require I Ishteen rnontliB and Mr Martin two roars to xecute In tho mean time as far M tho pre I ent Hoard of Tru toc81 1 concerned Brooklyn la I to be left to Its Into 1 los aro eacflflecd and the growth of the city Is checkoJ tho tru I tees will disclaim re pon lblllty nnd declare that It was beyond mortal power to prov ont I I Cut already there mo signs o f lively awaken Ing of popular realization of the1 dancer anti thoro II a chance that a burst of public Inille will tho barrier of Incompetence nation wi swoop away blrrlor com Ietence Tho legal difficulties which block pioeress with tho plans for permanent Improvement on the brldeo grow out of tho disagreements with property owno in New York Thn Su preme Court a few wcoki neo sanctioned the nuthority of thn trustee to tako the necessary proprtyin New York by condemnation This I 1 now belnc done but I Is a Blow process Tho Koxnmk property ftllolnlnc Ihl brldco en trance on Park row le I the most Important anti this I now before throo rofaroo for appraisal The owner demands I3000ui for It and tho bridge authorities tluiuU Us value at only n traction of that sum The referees bare been Iowly taking testimony for everal wook aud the case b lot thiun will probably bo co next week In tho opin I ion of Lawyer llllarn N Uykemnn the cal I K9l for the bridge trustees Then there will be n further dolay whllij tho teferees aro making up their mind Thoy will nualy make a re port to tho Court nnil then will come a flcht oter the adoption of tho lefurooaflndlncs The HiOitlon will be argued all over attain proba bly and then tho Judeo will thick about It awhile before announcing his decision 1 either party Is dlssntliled ns Is almost euro to i 10 tho cate there will probably be Ole pro text fouud for carrying the matter to an Ap j I relate Court with more Indefinite delurslncl I dent to coins over the whole ground again Ho that the dIDlcultles In the way of actually be ginning work a the Xew York terminus are likely to remain undisposed of for a long time In Brooklyn there Is no trouble anticipated with proierty owners Rut In order to carry I out their nlnns al that end of tiie brldco the trustees must got leirlnluUve 1 Bunctlutt at Al bany A bll is i pending which will confer the Donlal necessary authority but nobody knows when It will iret throucli the two houses It now ba the anptoval with tim amendments which were sucKeated a tho woo Ink of Ito trustees on Moniliy of both the Now Vork and llrook lyn members of the lioaid 1 the irresponsi ble Lveisiatino iloj Its duty the lat obstaclo to beclnnlnc tho work of improvement at tho jjrcokhn end of the brideo ouiint to bo ro moveI within 1 week Hut will tho trustees lake Immediate advantage of this permission iir will they wait until tho way J I cleared at the y 5W York terminus also President llonoll announce that the plans of the trusties contemplate the establishment nf the Brooklyn terminus IbOo ants street Instead of below as at present The main tenance of travel while the alterations uro In process ought not then to present a very serious obtaele to rat Id progress 1hn tieedjof IH11eoll retter facilities lor dlfcharglne passengers In Brooklyn Is I far cienter than In New lurk Alter toe passengers are actually on the cars en route to Brooklyn the danger and delay is I incident to the approach and unloading at the Brooklyn terminus Slth en the present outrageously restricted tacilitlrs In Now York tlio cars are actually loaded with all they eon curry In lefs than f rty socouds I trains could be unloaded two at n time on parallel track In Brooklyn there Is no reason why they should not lease Now York under sixty seconds headway instead of ninety ns at ont By tills plan tile capacity of the road would bo Increased llfty per cent without rnaklccanychanaesat the Now York terminus Tlio maklceot the necegary chancres in Brook I lyn 01 carrying out this plan oucbt to itS n iuestlon of weeks and not of months TilE I hLN will venture the assertion that there Is I not n competent roitructor in town who would cot guarantee to have such n system In operutli n next Utobor I would involve no doubt the extra exienne of nigbt Holiday nod Sunday work but the emergency justllles tho extra crdlnary expense Tale plan makes no account of the morninc j i triuel from Brooklyn to New York which I I would not b lu any decree facilitated lint as l a matter of set there ls I no such rush New I orlwanl In the mornina ns thurois I Iliookltn I i ward at nleht The hours for beginning work in the n ornlnc vary from 7 to a o clo k nut at I at ocok n nleht thi great majority roach the bridge I mnolY brlljo homeward tiound between 5 aral f i I Ulo I number xpeklig to go to BiooLlyn In tn hours lioulnnlng at 51 Is I nearly 2n uoO while I during the hue ijs t hour in Ibo morning 7 to 1 tlie crowd toUting to New York numbers only I I 13PitI i Torbaps I would be urge t that I trains Were run in the afternoon under one min i I utes headway with the present New York lacllltloj there would not he time for switching I i It they fitopiied to unload passengers coming j I from Brooklyn This obection hardly has weight tor the experiment has been tried ot I I I running trains at ptentylhe seconds tioad i I rruv and no such dllllculty I was encountered I I I Asn matturof fart the cars como over almost I I empt and thoio Is no reason In tlm world I i I why alternate traiLs shoulil not be sent or 1 absolutely emily so that there siiotild b I nothing to ilo on tho New 1rK end but to elillt them to tip opp site track i i What renwn or ecuo exists I then for post poning fr more than two sears relief Irorn thn appalling danger and parahrlng rextric ions of bridge travel Temporary relief car be afforded n once ns TIIK rirs will clearly iHiInt out In future articles and permanent I I relief cnn ho l furnished weeks before tao first I I entries ere made in the diaries of 181 I But inke no mintnko about tho prcs nt seat I If power and rusts nslbditi In the matter All thi pribleni Involved and tloy uro of the ITCMOI difllculty are pr tdems of engineer Ing but tile solution of them is in the hands of I 1 100 men I ionu 01 jnutTEta MW TOKK ND BROOKIAN i I JAXEI llow LU ITri4nt linn I 1 tssia All cm It 1U 1IV Aitiniv SCnwi ALDLM 6 Sviy iiMR k Hii IHJUT JUM MOLEI ntBB 1 IMCfl tSr TDN UkOIGC W AkDCK U GtoffrB I MiXtMr 1 S ttl 1 KIJIKT lb 4K5 Atssiuf UoiL Xu J 1 li i K limim I titiiiH flinr AIBILO I M 11 II MiurnC CHttli Z Cc1t I IHiii I Or i i f io 1 TIIIU liCnui iZ Turo W MT x Jfiii I bLTEKIMENDKNl c C limi Thoe are all estimable men competent no I doubt to dcl wisely with any uuostion rf finance irKen ral Lusiness which may come I bnforo tliflin lIly the iii r man fItted special I training for meutlng chic dliilault problems now before the Hoard b i uperinendent Martin Of his skill ull ClnoaIAnce ularaendent to judga by I I roijilt I Any i e nminondiitiin wtil Ih he might ivtiki Ir el levi air the t p1 sent luatol l no iUtttbv Trust i woid adopt Hut bn vl 1 I tly I t a I n to mike short of the comple ten PIICIn of tie olio irtu plans lor iujriuaiieu Im IheaiWatlon whkh Tin Six loan l ol the aulijeot of brldto miinaKoment has been promptly t taken up by all Ibo papers of bon nn nod by s me In this city The ViMim yes torday had this to ia ciY i i There are U t M I 11 e apathy nn ihnublect of me I daoferomeruwlinj in ue i in n u ati rrnaul in Ihe i r e I em tUpeliv 4Ii4l I i i h ir Hie Iruilees inny nt I II l tr jh i t Moiiiiei ii I t i hiiti time for lliev lu f lklii t fir II e t I or li S rS IIY it f u I fisher t ii lhl i I ii Ii r t ru the IIMI ufa I rfle Ilie it I r I u t tlim 0 I Ii II ot 1 tuiil tlrlecciel to work in eari ri tu reliidly tne nlliUle I CI I i I In In efforts to dofend tiiti trustees the 1 tl Brooklyn I if e cays Heinihie rapacity aul I duwnrtiht furY ii I tli leii ature ttiu exert a nr e induenc upon public arair and I conn tute a lerlou etatari 1 ma l public tm Irotimeula Amnnn it hait Illver llrldf raeu wilt 1 iliir of uupedlcenii The inn I iuenceinf this rou ot ltnit to l1 public are i bell comp I nnl oi r rIty Lr 5th IY t I Iiewp Sr 11111 11 l by ts hut It cI It IJSIrOiI I I I 1 I utroplt Ian dj fi N w V im F s T IcP I nf f I o CII Ir beluj I r l that tPt iliiit juicy I the lerinn HI 1 ijtil i Va 1 IM taltoi i Itt el in AC t r ii e i o who I e IfleiridJ at tTlIfl h I ur if I 0 mI 4 lie 1 s irmliy I 1 mt H UI I lrepr4 tu br 11 IUI Iivi IUf si4nt I a c ie I oIlii 1 n tl t I f 11 l iltJlChlsily irti mil 1 lilt l the flnt i I i pots fiiatu luuii t made unirue aiipeedi y at pee I i able I aili b coflcurr4 In I by everytoly and moat p cIforsur nrc kT ur I mn wile r rbURy If I Hoi ininfs wuoiiy reiiuinblt for the prcitui condition of I i I The attempt to sblfCresponslbillty the atempt upon I sbltreoDonllblty Je l8iiiuro won t work Jut yet The necea fST bill enabling the trustees t carry our their plnns iiua teen perdlnK less than thre j I weokk and there I uood renoon fur believing I thai It vill pats now that upon explanation It his received tLo anprovnl ol the New York autlnrjile The U UUture bin uothlnu to go with Ibo foluliD nf thu probltm of the hour unless IndfedU la l Ibe duty of that i oUr 10 promptly loclalat th trustee of Brooklyn I Brldui out ol ofllce 1 the Lcltlature should j I i oJ do that and elate the control of thr bridge In l til baa of a Board of Kxperta It would be the moat beneficent ploco of legislation that could b htowti upon the people ol Brooklyn TCe Brooklyn lmr of yesterday endorilnc TiE Hush Buscestlon that a Board of Kxptiru

be substituted rt lulstutol for the present control says Bcd la uieleii lo expect rllef frnm tne pruent Board of Brides Triute TIiSy at wll meimn men and do their belt iiu doubt tel they arc noieiperu They rely upon buixrlntendent Martin and their r lane JI tic lee I lo th Martin Same plan or miirmrlnr pen pi holUIa pnlihi hiIUIIt5J i on abuichy mike shifi Uridgi auil dtlayUig tor ear tli development nf ths hat U In be Ion riiic and Illli only Abotlih tho Koanlor Hrldi TruMeei and form an In Hoar t of thte who must be civil eniibeeri familiar will rail resume probieiae Pay them inch laurlea airontil ins I r r miy fairly pect And hud them re ponitbie fur i romp andiaiiif4ctory rs tin In runt men cotiM moll th ir preienc let in S inonihi U I S year the brttJr protilem would be tolveil unlila legal 1 urleitt alive vblrllol te re inej tu Hiii u tile imperative need 01 ihe hoar No ether meI l lit lr Mlfn rju eiiini 11 III 1 I ipnrtance Tfeal aneiprt lliuM I ay t er for llieir Inn I ml Irouule trotbl al 1 then look tar reiulis 111 e Iu l enough of ads teur unkerimt Tho Ties also call attention to a feature of ctl Itenton the situation which IMKMtN hns not rI un UI turlnkon to lsu A Hoard ot Kcntilno ex pertk iI I which Wnlcr Katie ehlol unclnear of tbo Now t otk Central was i airmail t exam hood the situation two years ago unil made A report to tho Hoard of j rust h eq Tho plan which the trot lee time adopted fur permanent Improvement ls l In direct Ollsll prmnnPI recommendation of thoeo expert The trus tees havo ileeldod simply to iloublo the pifsont tallllfltlIItrll srstoni rather than adopt tiliop pvstem Tlio Unittd of hxperts suld of the tall bwitchlnc system The talliwitclinj allied it I otecifl tn Urit Uecau e lt limit nf eta 10Cm lenuih It 1 fu in car onlr ittiout poxiMilly of any furiher ettinnlun second It require th viry objectionable sat Ju tlr inadmlMlbl necenlty of iirttchini all trait mi a brllireoier ham and Centre itreeti aiuiott In lue lull uf Kei ordi In shtrinr thim Trun th ncumlnicto t l I the cursIng track j Third in I order to obtain luflilrnt lenth f ir six 1 car I train Wet ul fie itet end 1 of the a lilaC II i t iinl I I necespary toexieinl II tie cuter y end 11 far ea sally a l n n IAllirt in urireionalflr dlltani e for Izro tu walk In irolnir tu and learttii the CAM alil tnerehy rreac a tnd Q y ti 0e tuality r lodlnir In tiie levcral 1 1 cats of the trill Ibli rotr mainly to lle ewut tar illIfluL o rIbfly thui extending Ih easterly 1 erd of M 1 I itatl 1 iu 10 far eaitwardly the nee iivif conlilernbly rAiilnr 11a trade let ci a t creilet owlet u the tee radtent of the rmlway luoh eiteni IMI n ito eirteil river I nldinif very orouy lu the already out c eiiiy objei tlanatiie r by itilra tu reach the platrurui eel from the itreetft Of tho crndo crosslnci and swltclu which would II more han doubled number I b tile plan tiietru teo3 Inue 1111011001 the 111111I11 Board of expert said Wn caatilliions ittit 1 meet empiat c in Ilie ornn n I I that tmiler no ilriumiuci ilinuid ufh ileKfi IS etupl ie I upun tul track of ttie brlJire Celia ay I I ef lulfiUU of course le emnloyeJ pafely for a floe time hut eiperleuce 1 ifnerrmilr l I onu to the iimvltaUe am deal wblch louner or later ti t lure to occur Tho trustees of the UrooUyn Bridge hare as sumed a gritt roai ouslblUty In bidding do llauce to such an oplnliii But doutt about this wisdom of IbO trustees plans need nut furnish gro ind for opposing tho bill before the t eglsiaturo 1 granting auinorltt for taking al I ditional land lor terminal facilities j ln land I will bo neeled whatever pi u Is I carried out and tho I authority to ttiko It should bo glrtm I either to the trustees or to whatever Board controls tto bridge I MUKTHlt OF Thy IJOIHH OK TniSTKP The Board of Trustees met again yesterday afternoon tho absentees beliig Anthem I I Miors Kdmnna C htanton hugh J rant I Theodore V Myers Alden h I Menu and Alfred C I Chaplu Comptroller Myersof thlld city after conferring with Mayor Grunt tout to the Board j this letter J Mtw VoftK April n I this linn Jose llnul 1 rell reel trutttt n f LIe J tuj Jvil I df J line o IIH ltriiijt DMKMK I tr I ietthat owIng to other cnoizementii I cannot attend the adjourned nice tin o tbe truttte 10 day I I eferrlnT to the lUuimon At tho meeting of the bridge trui beU e trday rilam 10 the improve I ineiit of the brJar termini in r rustle I tot ty senate till Nil 45 inir nllKirU Ly nor Ia 1 l I La tu in trm you thit I late c nftfrrd with his Honor J tha I i Mater nt ion tin I1I uljj ct ant alter full eirtlaiitinn I I It t ectjon thaI nitty ITC I rtited agslt i the bid have I IlteIl removed And Ire wi tidran 111 t take picture in tatlnit that tx tU illS MayT and inritf tive the bill our hearty Mlprottil In Ito amnidf I f riu I I au In I reffipt from i bief I ruliifcr I anJ Snp Tintn 1 I COt Martliiof attaieuifiit 01 tile r4aj un which mn1 r l l l Iattn flSsty Lef re th New 1 ork terminus of I the bridife rjii t uiKle I tl1lte y ot ACCfM for pJii eii ifurs over tl e railroid I an I the ffMity for the imuif Ul I tt r rl l ef ol Iratel l v ru the t rrIYI Is I hvojlv a j tircent tint I trim eer7 fTor 1 n be ierttd to st coniDUli thiK object rpetlilr bTery itieint p005lbe ttlumld 1n taken to mcriae the I AccomuutUti for pttuenirerfl at an fry dot ani i far iut tOls l over the miUe to m f1 capacity t nJ I i lo tills end we a Jl render on the part nf Mm i 11 al the I alt in our p05 er I hare the honor to rom very I truly roar THUO W Mrtf 1 Coinpiroder I This left no opposition wilin tie Board to l the PA44nce of the emended lacobbill ntl I Ibo following roBoluti wits imaulinous I adopted upon motion of Mr McNultr 1 otnnM That this Uu4M Is utile J to scoot bill Nn i 4iv t introiliiceJ I by Mr Jacobs sal I endlae Mfore the I efft I ature In KO far am U limit the f pac to be cccu I II I led for termlT AI fnciiltlri to northerly side rf on I crt itreeL The 1remdent It authurini to Atwinl A committee tn appear before the proper tniniiiitte of the LirUUttira at Cite F ami SttTOC0le ii1mnti to I I iwia bill prtptr J br the committee lIt tIllS hoard on tr I I i I ninal focillMe which allow tli axtensiun ct the ior I I aj and wlichlnjr facilltlei u f or JUth eo Tiltr I i 0SCt and perm t the full development ot the carrying I I I capACtty the l rJr There was no debate and Iresident howell appointed ns the com millto Tru teoa MoNnl I tv Skinner Kiley chwab and Anderson Trustee linrnet Hlllnbrmd Lawrence and I I Jackson announced that they would nccouiiuv I ny the committed to AU any and UIKO the im medlalo rnsflico of th amended bill The truKtees vlll request the couiintttoo ot tho Legislature liavlnc the bill in charga give them a lieArinctomorrow I Comptrollor hers rarao In just after nd I I I jourumcnt and ornrnasizffd the assurances I citn tn his letter that the authontios of New I lork were ready to cooperate m any possible way to prOlole security nod greater facility m I briduo transportation lie said ha hid just lecuved this deepatcu PorinKPrpviK April t rhtue ltl 11JIr ivet The ooro nt property thrttnl bT tte hrls I ex tPTlotOfl ar 0 n I w on tt o trJin lur Albany t at int J a hear i before the Senate rnmtuivtm An4 they liav jitii learn l tht the bridge tnuttes con iier the mac tee 101 tet ant uk a hoartr I ti morrow Tbe ia l w mif l tnre y an aso rite 1 full rover to take property from Atm to Kulion I 001 Con cci street Tha will gic room m era r for the loop yiem i ant ample I tor atr mom for th e Yort tram ian l Proc toe thooe attaohrd to the chi That will LIT e 0 cnndire ititro l Iaf in rnnkin t lull i loaded I train up to th ratio I and briiirf the etIfIfle tsk I Any device whkh cnrrle the toadrd train away from the briU cure and cable lit I InMirtotu to the ratroAli I n ilfir I J ifpfteI can unify the tlinhinr of icrmmat raitlitte further toward the illy halt JOHIT nmict W A 110 C R i lOOT 1 i Jolts Sit I II Mrhniitr I W tHer CJT tv J CRSuO Ir I Ko action was taken on this meA ncp rrosl i dent Howell in conversation after tho meo intr said that when the necessary authority is Fccurod work in Hrooklxi would bo begun at cnn Ha believed lie coild purchase nearly i nit the pronottvtd bA acquired withmit dint rnlty at pri ate ali In ieee 111111 a montli Ho thought Itnoiut roinio oitrhtven ni nth to i Improvements at tlu lookll1 cotnolete a euJ i I Iiopo ed Itronklyii l Ilrldce Kilrnilon I AXiDANY Apiil i5Tlte P nato rommlttw nn CommerM and Navigation gae a hearing I this nftorncon on Senator Jacobs lill to ex tend thu Brooklyn terminal facilities or tho Brooklyn HrdKo 1 James C Bergen representing the bridini triistecH tnvorod the bnl on the vroiiLU of ni ces lty to feel the Incroaslng trallio n U i Whltnoy Jesse Jihnaon and Johi J I Kvving opposed tho bill as it r mViHated au I oncroacliment on pnnorty rliht and n a roii I tlntiatlon of the cltoit to carry Iho termlntis to I tho t cay m Hall I I I A lluuqiiet 10 henry Vlllori ST PAUL April 15 Henry Villnnl was I honored with a banquet at the note Ryan last night by the Twin City Commercial Club com posed of the leading financiers of tit Iaul and I Minneapolis After he banquet Mr VJIIanl unfolded his big schemca lie bald hut within I the next four jeirh thu Northern Iacillc will I uxiond over fU000000 iln the Northwo I chlllv In Montana and I axiilngton urd nt the cud of that time will own ajIHI i miles of main line fully eijtilPDod lie said the plans for utilizing tho water fall of the MUsI lppi at Mcttkers Inland 1 have been abandoned and In stead lie and his colleagues will expend sev eral million dollars in eroding gigantic elec tric plants the Twin Cities Immigration In I rll n dn OTTAWA April 15Tlit annual teporio I tlr Charles Tuppor Hlgn Commissioner has bt on pioentod to Parliament Tho total emi gration I Cuia In from treat Britain was IH13J icing nearly UOiXl I ls l than In the POI Iilu year 01 theso VJ4j warn English till oilcrantM SIr Chllrlel deplores tho withdrawal of aBlstfd aI1s and says that tho efforts of agents have to be redoubled to keep up the Stream of emigration towards Canada These elTorta have lione r been paralyzed by the smallness ot the loads placed at their disposal TUB Hrmotrulm Wis In Butte l iCTii ilont Apr 1511 election held lieto c t rduy fur fcavon Aldonuen and a Jlnyor was a lctory I r the iemocrat Only fK lttpu bIteai las elcced nnd lhat I hy a ma oltv uf i nlr threo ThIS only isuo btforotho people was whether they would sustain the action of the CantasMng Board In throwing out Ireclnrt Jl in the late Stilt election The election was under the Australian law and lOved a success The city was very quiet CloaUs CIao Oamklluc Ilonaci CiiiPAtio April 15 Acting under orders from Mayor Creuier Chief of Polloe Marsh lost night notified tie proprietors of all the sMinbllnx liouos the city that they would no longer bu iillourd ID do business Nearly nery bouse was closed at mIdnight The auction ae nf the Japanw fair will be cn lluoed Uundayai II A Vtir Uuey as D Hatd In Ui purcht fornltmr at tho Lanai iale now in I I rrugTele at Kllnt 11X 1 Wen Kill IL They ale llig I I KBirw will mad rurnJtui at a iscrtflceAtia I i Does your cake f f dry up quickly If so yir baking powder h i adulterated with ammonia or alum ingredients which are injurious to health and are used by unscrupulous manufacturers simply to lessen the cost of the powder and increase t their profits tj Housekeepers who use Clevelands Superior Bak f ing Powder know that food raised with this pure cream of tartar powder keeps moist and sweet and f ir palatable and wholesome Clevelands Superior fc r has the peculiar property possessed by no other baking 1 powder of producing light wholesome bread biscuit j cake etc that rtloin their natural moisture and f sweetness This desirable quality in a baking powder 2 I i shown by ail Official Reports to be thc strongest of t i an pur cream of tnrtrr powders makes Clevelands t Superii Absolute 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its I pro t elei by sever AI a Teulavlable puloue cuocern II C the Itt lit II e 110 I T 7 CROWZLL CO 15 1 Ator Iluor Xrw YorU l APIE tKr tEMETERYMaplOroe nation MAPLK isa UI r i For icrlptly I Rp Itld liailroai t way prrial totirt6 on 11 Jl1 nil raivn i A k cOo IM i i s o i iit t 1 oil a Hi Ietru soil Qil nine Ia I infected h t r eitlnl fllTnu u l ottlirl for nuuruhtaciroperlieiaiiilaaiy aUaurploiu All dzuigist ii LOUKINci YnfXO and utcyowiatt IU kk and blast with PAKkER S II AIR BALJAJi M 3rtllt fAKktlf OlMitU TUH1C tb Ull ctllf B Cm l TIlE ALBANY LEGISLATORS A MEtAHCHUZV ZTtVKTRATIOS Of F43SXX1 IrCCJrlflJr HJI Hr Tries to Kilt ne OWB Hill R IHK Hi S IrJ l or Elr V yor Ilccnuie the Nvrlr l te OHrar la I it llr o rtTli Yeikiy revI niu 1eee4 u I the HotA Fna nclnrom 1110 O lor clad CouaUJ Hill DtcreailnB the gist orl I nC Killed AfiiASY April flA most mcln nolioly exhibition was made today of Senator Iis Inconsistency Before the Elmira charter I election ho Introduced a bill Increasing the salary of the Mayor of Elmira from 300 to SlJiK a tear All lie people tiler were In favor 01 It ho declared and ho added blandly I that he was In faior of It too bocauso the Minor was a Republican and they expected to II clavt a llopublloan to succeed him It Is not necessary to recall to the readers of Till Bfx 1 that his texpectatlon was disappointed not I I only as to Elmira but as to many other rltlo I I I In the Stnto and country As soon as thl result becamu known tho llopubllcans mate ut their I I I I minds to strangle the Elmira Mayors salary i I bill In the committee But Dr Bush tile Assom I I bUman front JOT Hills homo was mart enough to It tho bill out of Ibo commlttoo and popular en U8h to get It through the Assem bly Tday alone cam a concurrent resolu tion from tbo Sento recalling the bill from tha I Qotoruor so that Iassett could get It Into u I I ionato committee bribe purpose of slaughter Dr Bush tried hard to got the Assembly to vote to nonconcur In the resolution but even tho FlshCJlbbs I Uopubllcniis toted with ther purty on this motion Tho people of Elmira are just as earnest ns bnforo about wishing to pay their Mayor bigger salary but tonntor russet has changed his mind about letting them haxo their own way about It because a I Doimcrat has been elected to the oflloo Dr Bush mi do n good fight but the vote was 31 to I ol 1 against him iOLI the benlD bill provldlrg for dlitrlt proseutition in the Ioaid of Education camo up in tho As embly Mr Martin welcomed it WhIle It was standing at tho head of the I calen dar for hot ira days ho has been hard at work and his welcome greeting of the bill was la I spired by tbo contemplation of a list of eighty i members who had promised to vote for it to i he smiled coutoutodly alien IrnucN Volnpy King moxod to recommit the bill anti made 1 lgonus nUnk on itinsurportlncitho motion I Mr Martin was unruulcd In his composure when he lose 1 to speak for tho bill and pro teutod facts and figures as to the comparative attendance expenditure school ncrommodu I lion and representation on the school board I as between the lower part and tho upper part of the city The speech of U J Lewis analnst the measure did not militate against Mr Martin fooling of security nor I I I did ho seem elatod when Mr i Kings motion to recommit wa voted down But ho began to show a little feeling i that speedily developed Into unmistakable j i anxiety when 1110 roll call for the vote on the j t final passage of the Mil was In progress Some oi the flier on his list of eighty wero plainly weakkneed and determined to dodge Tho Mioakers wellknown opposition to the IJIII Is I supposoJ to uIIe Influenced thorn Anyhow Ilhoy I I I ere found wanting and all the nttrma I tire votes thut could be bcraped up according toClcik Ihiikunnes I announcement liar HI and it took Hi to toss tho bill Mr Maria I iiido a moll n to reconsider and lay on thj I table lie Woe pad 1 lor a 1 hlle and then he got mad W hat ptovokod him was that II G Urine of NIMV York and Leroy of Albany who i was sworn In lotuke Gilli XK vat this morn I ing ha I vote In raOJr of the I bill and were not I i i refolded Mr Martin and the Irlunds or the I I i Mil I BY that there will le blood upon the act of I i tlo moon If this thing is not nrdghtened out I Ahoy also darkly hint that members wno were I on tIe list ol uroimied mpi orters of tho bill I but imsmg front tin a io sMo of the tally I hoot on the vot will lie apt to find then t r logIc I latlte pitli a thorny cue until they loaru to Lp lalth I lhie isett Rapid Transit bill was reerred to tho llailroad CommIttee this morning and 1 i himballs men nurrlod down Into room one I f I immediately after the morning lon to CI slier II with a rush Hut they ha J to to h con tent with paaMng II motion to report It favor al It with a roiiuedt that It be recommitted for a hearing This get It on the calendar and In tio line 01 progress though It Is really no nd van 0 1 hu uvailug will bo bold on Inur duy I At noon tho senate and Assembly met in joint session to name Pliny T Seton and T itullford rmlih nil Regents the tnlvtrslty AB the benators sat In the well 01 the Assem bly cUnrnber huddled up on extumporlud I seats for tIlls perfunctory duty many of those present let theIr thoughts travel ahead to tho time when joint sessions of the next Ieelsla I I lore for the Ivctionol a United States Senator will be much moro Iholy and Interesting I The Senate did a fair days work lu the morn I ing session on bills in general order moor thoso parsed ero the ekIY Iiimont bill and I tenitor Mctarrons bill prohibiting irlntlig contracts l for rri on labor Among Ihs pro I I gresed were llloharilsonHMtttoroad bill Mr I Bltimonth pMtldlng for ClmnI louors on uniform inglslatlou In the United sate sena i tor Browns to provide fnr the opening of mu I sum in Now iork on runduyf and Mr H J 1 lewio to lmproo the ublle i situates In part of Park avenue and appropriating 250iju I Ihe repeal of tbo 1 wodollnraday law was I passed by a party vote the liepublcans favor I tOil the repeal Senator Erwin bill reducing the legal rate of Interest Iroua C to 5 tor cent was killed I Iho features of the day session were a bill lot reform stir and a real fuss between rena I tort t alllor and lggestiall that mny result In tlio city members taking the attitude of ob i ftructlonlsts on all country moasiiros and windlnir I tin tho scsion In a sTimmnco i i Se atr axton had notices In und which ho tried to suspend rules t and tin and put his new baby ballot reform bill along like a limited express train But Senator Ies blocked film by the point that rule a which lolaos to the order of business should also have boon In cluded In tbo notice A motion to discharge the Committee of the Whole from the further consideration of the hill and ordering to n third reading was not objected to h naton Ire and Cantor disclaimed any Intention of olbUuctlng tie bill but rud that they would opposo the making of am prcoiieiit under uiilch thuS rights uf tho mnorlty might some day sunur file lusa between Senators Cozgeshall and Cantor was causod by all objection from the latter to progros a Ltica bill that required unanimous consent Tha objection was In spired IY l Senator Cocgcshnlls Imllar action against tho Twentythird anti Twentyfourth ards bill that tile Republicans are trying to get some political capital and luttronnsn out of ihe wonts of tho ronntors glue n indication ot tho depth and ttrrngth of tIle fueling theio is oor the rlialr botweon the city iud coun In unmLerb honator roggeRhnll onld This iropased I IcKihiittlin socks tu Krmlt I the city ot Itlca 1 to ruo the sum nf ijuim to Ionllt nCI 1 Miiduct airos Uallons Creek In that city and thus provide for the continuation of Hutgers street lending the now Masonic Homo that ha re centlv bun pro Idid for the city of Ltica I Tho contract has already been lot the Common Council has taken action in reference to thIs I bill and has unanimously asked for Its Im med late naitngii there Is no objection to it and there U I nu absolute necessity for the lop I niadlat i luiaire of the measure I thorofore ak that the committee may be discharge 1 Irom lilt louslderistlon of this bill and that It may be ordered loam now have Itn third read heir Senator Cautor have no doubt that the bill ii a iiieritorloun measure j soars local impro e inontA for New York city meritorious but until a more liberal spirit Is shown by the majority towarl Improvements that city I think It IB but fair that wo object to local bills on the same ground I object to this being ordered to a third reading rtenttor Cogseshall ask unanimous con Mint to make u brief statement Tho renator from the Tenth exhibits a fplrit that Is I not comtnendablu or pralsoHOtthy I lunnlcht in the dmthtirge of what I Iwllevod to I bo i duty objected the third reading of a bill that the Senator from the Tenth liitrodui od one wook ago lust night without its having been con sidered in Committee of th Wholo It was a bill that was somethIng more than lie charac tented It It watt not a mere local bill Hnvln made that objection ae I bolioTO In the die charge of my duty the Senator from tbo Tenth Immediately afterward emu lating the schoolboy who makes up faces at his playmates sister becauoo ho Is In a pet arose In his puce awl objected to this PHHugo of a bill that J had relating to tho city of loino and which sought to promato and protect tile public health SOW YOU eo im other exhIbition of his suite lilt I I proposes tu g t oven with mo became I did what 1 regard ed my duty last night and object to the puv tag of thU bill which I as ett U absolutely necessary because tome other Senator ha objected to hOme bill which relates to local Im provement In the city of New York If that be his attitude I am glad he has declared It and we know where he elands Inner have dur lag my eeien years of servlca acted In any such spIrit I do not want Ie I do It now But If It be Inaugurated hare let the Senator from the Tenth and the other Senator from the city and county of New York rftnemUr that there am blown to receive as WHllas blows to give senator Cuntor Tha difficulty bu baen that New lork city has been receiving blows right straight along and has not Indulged In any re taliatory spirit lbs Henator rum tpeTwen tysrcond has not objected to any local bill relating to the city of Now York until lut t nlfthti bnt he In con nnctlpn with other Bf na ton around this circle of his party stood In opposition to a rouchneedtd Improvement for the Twentythird and Twentyfourth lIds 01 the Twelltlthlrd York where the health of the people In those wards was eudangored by delay In legislation I think the tlmo tins come when the raproEentativrs from New York oticht to do aomothlng In order that bills nfTMtlne their city which ate much needed for the Improvement of tho city sbnll come ont of the Committee on cities anti Ie passed Thorn are concededly good measures affecting thoclty of Now yrl now tu unit corn mlttee but because moneys are t bo spent by Democratic authorities In that city wo cunn t get tnem from this committee and insist hat I Now York city Is I being injiitly and unalrly treated I prorosH to give notice not Sngllng out the Fenator from the Twontysei ond that I I shall tako precisely tho saint course and j dopt the Mine txllcv 1I11f111 I lU I measutei at I feeling every other city In lh sty to Senator ouucshallAnd Mr Iresldent I the Senator Itom Iho Twentytocond Elves notlo that he will bo In his ont i If ho enjoys tons nitblo health fr m this tlmu on to ob ret I to tile paxsa o or consideration nf u single bill aHectlng the cur of New ork except It Is loachM in Its regular order Now leI ui carry the war If need ho Into Afrlci and meet ur friends ti hll are hero with tli irf alpitig knlics and lonialiawkfl and K ry s alps that they tiropooo to ilnnglu In our fa e Now lot my friend from the louth with the chip on his shouider put ntiothor one nn tho outer shoulder and tiraccu about this chamler and nil t what ln i e gnlng to do but ho will not hlufrnor tmlidoionor hearc Ihe Senator from the Twentyseeund with rotor One to his ntlltildo I protoo HO u far as I am roncornfd to go Into retaliatory legislation I ncor have dune It and 1 noulo not do It now i I If It were not for tho Met that It IH imperatively necessary that this bill should pas Tho Sen ator from the Ienth should have waited anti i I liad a little mothud In his madness and somo I roa on lu his mind when ho uu is l tool to stop legislation tint 1 itlToetod thu rural districts I I the Senate Commlttoo on Inxitloi u will re i I port rt pubstltuto measiru fr I r Mr llnson I Comptroller bid which will tll nl curt Oir I lions on the vniiiiitlou of tlioh itpltal sloe Instead of nn dividend declined us a Proven I Ihe Assembly tommltteo in Banks will ro i poit favorably 1 Mr Stoln I hill I I utllig nrlvato I bankers I under the supervlflnn of the stno Iliiiklng Hepartniont amend d suas to apply I inly to cities of luuOOu mtiihltipt or over 1 and to titko effect on Jan I li u 1 alo Senator HeidrlcUssblll allnnltK savings banks ti in est iU u tot cent of hair dopjsis In bonds and stocks Tho Assembly Committee 01 Taintinn and I i liottenchment will report a coiumlttra bill put ttni n diioct Inheritance tnif f 1 i er oont on I 1 estntosof over ISUOO line I Senato made a record for Itself tolilght i i In Its action on tilt pawnbroker bill ant oil i tlio I A iUd tlvt eontrnntors i iilm I bltrution bill Thn I riiir is I a lnca tlro on vrni g whl li grille charges w9 niio I Assemblyman tyoln who declared that t4 u had ton raised to ecur Its defeat in th senate lint that thero had bon siHtlfOtis tiferonies bo I tiv en the men Interested hl1t g the bill and I I certain senator Many bfllcve fiat tho linn est men In the Semite w uld urslst upon an Investigation of the charges I ft the bill WK teported advo ely bv the Cienoial Laws Committee tonighi and speedi ly I kIlled beyond hop of resllrrool lUll nnd not a thing was done to defend iho Senate aMlMt tho Imputations that such acting would be the result of Improper I Influence I ho Aqueduct Arbitration Ills passage was attended toy t oven moro peciilircrcum It Is oposed by the city nld b ot lIltS and u large portion of the pre and ublic i b enuelt provides Ior II slwcIuilArhrlTattot t ommislon I to loosing oill II I II uuiii 01 vnmiii I against the city hot I MimiM 1 t u tttloil In I tlm t I I counts Tho bill wa lumped up ut the Int I moment ot the essIn by M MUnr I rwlu wli ii I half the enator lund tlnlr ants rn anti mini hail njronlv l lot th rliinili ami I it wimt I ilirxmU with nil of the hilt Oiitanie i f tams t k cnr fuliy put up joli omob ily unlortook to ore on nutor Mixtnns camp tut I it I fa did I I I crooteil tliit hi had been tone PI 1 p time nml till wa cornitcd Onlv ono ni ative vo o wns rcconloil nml that wa at by I ien tor Ive Those rocordfd In favor of thi bill oro I Sennnrs lllrkott ill own thai ncohnll l I ollliH I lvino lIonal ion lni Ill 0 II liwln I I I Jlawklr Iauchlln UDBOP M i arnii Jli 1 ViuBliton lilihnrilsoti hIt I bortsun hoacii btnller anti ciMcr The Atffmlily put In the nvonluz on tho thir I rcatlin of bills Inc 11I1 imicrtant nf whi h juilcinc from the amount of 011110 was that fionrtinn the lloM lnv istnint fur iivlii banks to Incliido cith s f j MUIII in habitant In aevoral dositna uJ Mitos It was uiccroidod 11111 ELEcTION JV IIllLVS1Cls The OJ Aristocrats Heiiten by the w Plunk noodem mai tlm Iu hlinllrn HAfKES UK April I j Tho most oxcltins eloctlon held In Hacken ack In a great many years was that of today t j eloet two members of Ito Improvement Coreuission which con trols tho streets Flro 1apartment lighting and other matters Hen6 only real state owners could vote for tleo ofllcorf but sen ator Winton had a bi I i ir through the 101 I latute two weeks ago extending the right of Buffrago to all legal 1 votis at general vlecton The Commlsgon hue always bcon nonparti san Tho now law I wi I mako it democratic that party being largely in the as cendant In Hackonaacl A citizen meet Ing nominated M 1 I Intend a leath er merchant in the swamp In New York and VlceIresidrnt cf trip Hacken ack Bank and Abram IJobuirn a lawyer both Demo crats Clarendon vva olu tionible to Si nator Wnton nnd tho party lenier made a dead st ncninst him because he endeavored to ilefeat the Sutlrawo bill 1 reon Iler John O Cirode i o cigar ilealer was put upagiirt MrClarendon and oach Mde xent out a cliculnr the rtgulnrs aocuilrc Mi Ciaiendon it ihlna to bond the town to jmprovo the wrotheil streets while the other sIlo ids irel the people to veto f r Grodo the gas company director and abolish electric lights Those personalities od to many bitter scenes during the tiny nnd tu contest become a ilcht between what are called the aristocrats living uptown tho district inhabited br Mr litton t dons friend and the lower village 1i town went to iht pollIn conches where they Solo mot oy hrHc wason and carts earning plank readers nnd Iliblinites eager to Cast hlr firt vote Tho pods were open from 3 until 7 I1 1 M t and many were unable to get their vote In owing to the rush during th last hour The sOt resulted ns follows Dobauffi 049 Clarendon H Or ode 310 coxaniSSJIAX HIIKV V4 lIft lEt He U I fulled tn Ml lee Vlnlul Coopriof lndIwnapelts ItttA1OTle April 13 1 C0l1rliSSItililt Wilsy of thu Thirtythird iIlulTaloi I New York district wns married heio today to Miss Vir giula Cooper tile daughter of Treasurer Cooper of Indiana Largo parties are hero from New York Buffalo Washington and Chi cago Tho ceremony took place this afternoon at 5 oclock in tIle Tobernaclo Chuich TlU watt boautifullydocornied About I About3000guets Including nl the wellknown society people of I tlls city and many from abroad wore linitud to the ceremony Mr Norman K Mac editor of tho I BiifTalo Titnt was lIst uan lIlt Mls s Carollno Cooper maid of In nor The bride has recently Leun abroad whore I she selected an elegant trousseau Man magnlflrent presents were letowed upon tile bride Among the gilts are a complete hot t nf diamonds from the groom a residence In Buf I falo fioin the brides father n diamond nm I from th mother a dliimon I ring Irom Mr buries Couporiiud ncomplotesot of dicinou Jo i from Miss Carolyn fonpnr Tim inernbern nf Congress fr m New otk colleaguoi Oh iho I groom pent n solid Ilvt i dinner cot A dinner followed the ceremony anti nn elaborate and brilliant reception wrts held at the Uxpor mansion tonight Mrs Hondrleks the widow of tho Into VicnlroiMdent with lie wife of exQov Gray bind other prominent ladles assisted nt the reception The bildal patty went to Chicago tonight and will bo at uorno at the Hhorubnnt Washington In about a weeir Mien Congress adjourns Mr and Mrs W hay will mako n tour abroad II II Adams Tioasuiorcf Kings couuti New lurk Walt also tlUStllit A hlrxuce Mlory Iboiil I lie Ilcuurll Vim drr fMle BuASTFOiiii April 13 Alt liitcmctlnjr il 15 covery that may still further complicate the Blrchall murder Case hahjuat been made here On the Commercial Ilottl register was the annie of F t Benwoll which was supposed to have been placed there by Blrcballa victim It Is now learned that It was written by another young Englishman who left for this country a few weeks before the 1r ucvl n tragedy nnd who urlmbly onough tort exactly tho sno name as Blrclia friond Hliiichiill hn al along averred that Iii upnosed miirdeied Ienwell IK still alive It Is likely an attempt will be mad to Identify the murdnred man us the one who r glitered at the hotel here A hilcaaaer Ooca Dow with m OUOOOOO argo SAX Fitiscisco April i0n Feb 12 news was raceUel In Guatemala that the steamer Hbakbarab which left ban Jos destined for Hamburg went to pieces on the rocks near Acajutla None of tile cargoof 1HOOO sacks of tolls valued at about tlUUMXl was saved zxrn1onnzN4Jzy 1W VRt The Growth af Mf Inaaraac U the VClted MUiU Tim growth of life Insurnneo Is a matter of fronuent comment and is I also a subject for general felicitation among thoo who have op portunltleiof judging of It value and effect i as well as among those whose business or dis position It U to give thought to the many agencies which modern civilization has cre ated for the amelioration of human ills Among those agencies life Insurance has certainly at tained to n very prominent position petition In many respects unique and lu nothing more so than that whllo largely devoted to work at one time left entirely to the charltabe nut humane H is not In the illghtost degree eleemosynary In its character The recipients of 14 benefits are subjected to no feeling of humiliation and consequently one of the good results with which It may bo credited is I its tendency to maintain a feeling Indeiend once in iiiUs that would otherwise bo liable to at least humbling Influences Although life Insurance has been cractUed In England ns a business for over two hundred years it Is scarcoly llfty years slme the llrst company wise organized In tho United Mates and strange ns It may appear it isnovettle less n fact that the business transacted by tin American companies airing tho last six l pears has In tlio I nggiegato teen t actually I gicater t thm dut lug tin pcvlnus fortjfour yells of the exiten e of American life Inuranct Uo are bi rue out n this statement by the ulllflnl returns of the companies themselves tuttle 10 the varlouistitto Uopartmontsof Insurance As to the cause of thin extraordinarily rapid development of t lie business I during I I the t lest l few year wo presume they may luunil Im found In the Increase of tho o classes f Ihu tmlation who through the better ditlrlbu tfon of tho vvea th 01 tIn louniri arc blo to avail thomsulv s of the bonotltsot life incur line I and In the rnoro ttcttvn prosecution of the Illinois with tin eucatlonnl influences nc compan Ing it rciiiltlng from the kuiu cumt tllin among tho conn t inif Somo lluuios elucidating this ojitraordlnay progress cannot fall to be Interotlng to our I renders As n omme list of all the companies transacting biidno lu till I tilted Males i would occupy moro bpnco than we can altord ItO i to devote to lId subjoet at pre ent we ehall I eonlluo oursulves to tlio operation ot tile sir I largest companies merely btating with legard to tno others that tneir procro and solvency i nULOt be regarded otriervvlso than satihfic torv Tho folVTii tables elilldt the busi IILVS of the six largert compnnitts In the Tutted States during the last six years under tho o heiuls which indicate I rriiirnliudu financial strength aud general turogroos Thliew lunir Irfl p t tine lalrM I se Its Ito 11 SIt l in IHV v I lire lqulable uT Mutual i14dj4 lPlIO4J ZtUld Ut New lTk 4401911 rtut oN t Noriliwefurn C r4oiteJ tlt3Iii4 l Miiiutl Hcnnt IbJ 1117 itS 2i JlTjVt 2I3Ci4 I Clflll4J VIUUll lPliJ4J41 LP41J11 bUdbla Uicreai ZCIUS lnfTtatf In nftvtic m Iecus I Irlit Inc Tnttll lut in Irtii Ill lr 1eli IM u Iran rita ue I SjlS73 ft4eitt7 tsP71i ITJT I 1121913 etv t nk I aai tuu I i naisi t i p i Nortli wcoifrn I 7 tc 4 ixs Mutual lnrlt I L4 lii ConiKOt Mutual i 441M13UI IIH70 4lt ierreae IIVIIUl I Thrra In 1 itoh in 4 ir t L dIr I Otirj 04j 4 isell flit 31 L I slz Icily li Mr I MM tltliubte Cli 41074 tt37tU5 J4 iV t TJT Victual 91LllilV l4Ij5 323O Ne Vcr I I i 70 Z7idI i 4MVnir NortllWKtrrn 44 94T S14t4 Hi I II MLlta lleneflt 1 5171 11 I iix4I 7 1 Connect Mutual I 5JoX i 1STt40I S PIII Is TUB MILL IltfKli A And Dr uS It Iplium Ione Retired Illldo an JklKnmml Dr J 3 Dnxtcr rpharu a retired physician living at 34 Wost eventeenth street has made an assignment to Robert L Niles and Robert L Lpham Mr Nibs said yesterday that lr Uoham had formerly nrnctiscd In lloion but bad given that up many vuirs ago and had since lived on his nione Ho was upin ed to bo a millionaire A5 ho wanted money ho but rowed from time tn tIme on strcks of various iirporatlous wdfli ho held Ho had obtalnwl loans from bank on shares of a I all River mill vi h bo goods vero old through a Now York I dry goods cotumlalon house which I had failed owing the mill a considerable amount of monoi Ibis had loots charged to prolt and loss by lIe mill nnd th mill usual dividend was passed I ti hell tio bnnk lenrnod that the dividend baa been pa sed they culed in their loans from Dr I plain and not 1 clog tile to respond he had iiindo all assignment When asked If the dry I good commission house was that of John i riummer A o Mr Nlies said he did not Know Ho further said that lie could not tell what Or Itdiatn llablllllos woie aside lat I ter had kept no ystnmtle accounts but bad kept ice I business in his head Dr 1pham was formerly MecIrosldent of the Silver rnng Uca a and Gulf Railroad I Ccmpany but resigned at ino labt election M1Ll JT1LL1GtWI eewtk eLuaTIlI Ste tn reel 0 Is I lu l Pun eto H 4J iloon the 4 21 h ull WiTHi TMK MAT tJCdF Hock 4 J4 1 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KuitrvTiav Cut unCu ibid 8oe l T z t 34 A 25 fl Jf TaleS TeeIafl 1 riear Sos VJ S4J 7r7 11111 IHIK iiilA Ii7i MU iii ISi IIMI J74 luS luoi nr 117th Firt 11 A llournul until April VI I Ill IIVITlrrteL TIUM viotiAnt TFIIL Ta Pan I Hear Nw 7i 7i 175 Tin 74 74 TIC 7f I ei p41 514J r54 n i4 HO Itoa Fart II Clear Sea I lesS t4l bU M P4t UI T7JL a 1i 11 I Til H7I 7 a7avT17s Fart Illclear NM 5h5lIZlS4i 1117 4d i ic2 1451 SSs 5l WI cee 1554 01 lut IV llnrmaJ csiudsg r 3 IDI stint i ioi M irttif l I 13 it I I I Inat Yraia Neupatr Shut Mr Wit I cue to Staid the lUirrclninrilla I Charles Thoniiw WllSHinninrCollloffcis I Wanls Island friend who ha been In court 1 before vvaa brought I eore Jml Truiix In buryrior Court yesienlav W 1 H ecur al I penred for ViNon An old frloinlof the nuleged I lunatic Mr iallncher testideJ that ho nail I dlccusset id times of twenty or thirty years I ago with Wilson and found him of unln paired I mind and memory Mr Wilvon testified that ho bad not beun examined us to his sanity for Borne time past Dr Macy had civcu only slight attention lo him hison said he liked to road nnJ had taken cnplos of an puoclo I pvdia born the asylum library hut I the books hail epeeillly hem n tab en from Mm I by the attendnnts ihe Inmatos ho said went supplied with Iapera i a y ar old and last week cot iirrc ii f kly of 1S71 Tho pictures were interestIng luit the letter lImos was some what ancient Tile witness Ilkca to read DIcLeni tbakespearo Oold milh lhackoray I and Hums Ho said tho asYlum vva Kruaty j overcrowded The case wa adjourned until Thursday to allow the production of further witnesses Viilfon said he was railroaded to yard A Island at the instance of his wile who pointed him out to a policeman as ho came out of his house one day sivine There Is the man I take him Failure ofii Steel Work Company DrTlloiT April 13Tlio IMtoit Steel iutttl Spring Works the largest concern of lie kind In the Cnltod Mate has been farced to sus pend with liability amounting to H OOi 0 The company owns a plant valued nt I3MOOO I employs 400 hands with a pay roll of tl7MJ per monthnnd has had an annual output of 10m IMMJ worth of car sprlnux and bar iron The illS pension was forced by Naylor A Co Iron dealers of Nell lork who held claims for jO ii Thn company has not closed Its works and will nut an iisiuittnco have been received that the balance of the creditors will nccoit the comptomlse Tha company will tercor canlzed HIKU BiaKIOWAtrn l wwil N l on Sunday iril 13 Carrie vdele doogliler of VUlium I I and lUrrnt XI Ul elaw In the till jer of let ae SOcial private CMInEIlludteiilr on cuidar pn IJ AnJrew Campbell egel v jeiri Funeral from hU late reldence t77 ilitei av rirook Ijn Uil reiiln at a cc lui Iiuermnt rri ate 1IAWHON4I Seucark s J Airil tt Mrrmla SosMoiilenlmrah wife f bf Jtati It iMmiu I Itmeril from Trinity Irirr i Ntw ri today at 4 o clock HorAl rn aUih V A I I Ifinil Miilenon Infinl inn ut Thuna an J r I iie litliieitnJ I rieininrirM C tally in vita I In ailS il II e funeral cervIces aMI I ie ril It lue of till pireuli tll Penniylvania ai li iUiat4l I U lelin ylva ma llallrnad train f r Nonh I iratetli lasses New tort ifJ JUf 1 U Interment al touveuleuc of this firmly JJVILTAt Butt erfOrl N i April n unmi L loved Selfe I of Join I hI1IiiV tvliilrLer luieral lliiir Uy Apl IT at IU ml IA M from st Juipln it I c inir I I i I Il erforJ I Tr4in lele Hlauiljer l it M t ami II fl Ii A M riOIl n viuujij A III It loi I Slamar Pu e wits of leter I 1 eoI I asel ii jean The cc ltlres JrJ f etidi of tl lit fatally are r iect fully milled lu alter I hue funeral from her late rca Idenri it Itooiirei il cu cdneiday alternocn al P o clock IIiMUARln Hrookl n April H Martini Louisa llennlnr In the 7tIiyUr of her sic UOlMmOn U UlU inr Samuel l IIoptr aged HI tear U tneittelidTitaiL Tlei tacit anti I tends om the family arc reipectfully nt 14 to alter d t Ihe fuberil from hi lola reildence I Her PIth it on Tfi rtiy at I oclock lute pieni al Map lov i iiuetiry llOVIANl tn hue Pih Inn Vary HI aelu Ho land avid ii yrs J mouths stab iv ila a TneriliUe and frlindiof the family are repct fully Invlud lo alien th funeral from her let r e Idenc ZXl West OtUit oa Tburtday al I o desk interment at Evirtrteni dOlINHONonUi IJth lost Parbara Jokuun aged 3d year The rlatlve and frlenuj ol tt family are reupeit folly lavlted IP attend 11w funeral groin ber late ri ence Xa S5I it rn Thuri Uy it I oclock Jolt meet al t ypreu 111 U teinetiry UN A PP At euwy Iaia ill Sunday Spill 13 Jobs ii klafpofaiamf raicui JLKOBAKcin April 13 Janne Mirurni LIEn C4yarorai wdow of kilcani Utrai rmiraifriraa McGfli olemn annireriari man f f iuiemfor the flout of Sire Margaret Viclee a ill te celebrated in Holy Lrom Clnrch West 4i el on Thursday April 17 t at 10 A VI Tl e relative ami frlen to l of her on tIle Rev John1 Vu ie alit of the family are miltej to be prevent aiil rep fur tier eteinal repose 55 EU II iII At hie late reiKlenc Rayrlll L t onTuenliv April I lapl Jibn h i Merrltt mutt P1 111 eir of hll airs Felativei alit l friemU are respectfully invIte taatttnl it e funeral Mrrlcei In I Le held at the Vi E Churih Hayrlle I 1 on ThunJay Atrit 17 at if JC Trains leare Lonf leland City I iT anil 10 IS A M MOON EYtiu Mouilay April 14 at berlate rest deme ltXi Laxtnffton ar after sultan Illntia j Marzarel doted wife of Deorr Mooney MOM AVOn Tu117 tnt IS l ISO CbrUtlaa j Ayton willow or Malcolm viot man Ieiitivei anj friends are InViteS to attend the funeral lerrlcei at Her late renldenie tPt I Vleil ISth it on vleilnuiiay enouif vjiril Hi at c I 3jo clock KliiJy I orcilt flow eri Eilinbiirifh Scotland paper rleaie eopr f NO lBANIISLdJenly m New tort city April 14 turll le cnty on i f John II and Vlaria r c tranj ige t U yean S I montlii and 14 days tuneral from the residence ot his parenla 341 l wed 4 Hi it today at I 10 r I V t Kirrln Monday April H Amelia L telored j ifeof I Henry liapp j tuneral tn lay HI l r I vi trio lie Church of the Na J llvlly Av 1 between til aol iith Iti4 I gj llartor I ty LIII l 0ii traiu u o raDar plea I copy I KALftfllOn ruuday Anl 11 flinty Ranch azedrj ear Iimea t from inn Isle reiidinr 244 Goldit Brook Irn 10 day at I 3 A V thence to St Boniface liiireti liifeU 11 where a M emn mass of r ijilfm win ci ollere 1 for the repose of blaioaL la lermenMii II y Crtii Cemetery Klaibuib It III IU I Ililewoo N J April 15 1880 JoMia f IIL t lu i hit O1 yeir Hirral ut mi tat reirlenre Kn lewooJ N J Friday a VJ 1 M 1leiie omit fluweri KOK Ifnn Airil 14 Itno Thomaj Roach he utivn aol friend of the family sri ripctfay Ut mil toaiteiil hu funeral from blalali reilJeice KI I inn ar vu Wedueaday April le tt 3 f H HnilMO Atlloboken X J on Monday April U of puiiimunia UaryA JOUOIMI daugbtr of the late ii iliaui Mtnf ion Iuneral kervkeiat lIP DirJeu it l this evening ate o riot k I burial at cnnTenlenc of th family VlkiriiiUAI u H Wakenild ion ot the ale Tbumai C aud lsry WahefleliJ at the rtildDc of I j Ir iher 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11114 4 IIiitet A lc UJ 270 t 4 rIk lut Ipithia Ye II to 415 1101 17 11 I A T A II V 4s 4414 1 Ul 84111141 2 l 218 I IA T4S Vu ti to niiLAi tirnu cioittiii OCOTATIOS ro 41l I 1M Id rbltinm 4 PIU 14 Ibrh I T alley s 524 I Iit A it ittft 17 S I I I N i 0 ftitj I J II II I 1 It 7lI Ipf I 4714 HI IenniylTaola ilX 5444 11 I I A 111 I pf 03 I Lirrir insrov QroriTiova 1Ir A 11 in I W lou A Naihvlll 7 At I m tic A Hi W i 44j I V 11 nA i sinun Iacini 7 4 Northern I acltleof 10 i 4etlrn aillc l2 Nnrf nk t nei pj 71 Trie omnim 11 Pennsiirania 55 h t naiUiinioU I In ij ItealliiK jii Jllmoi I entral llnu I I t laul common 7 IIlI4 M1 Tl I fh 1111011 lCiflc 65 I lak 4iIllti IH ttabiihpf 31 J I I TUKHDAT April 15 Ioitator Plumb alPWart to liny pet the pace for other ReDrescntutlv In Concre from hU I ectlon ot the luntr One of them f I or of Nebraskii Introduced In the Houpe to iluy 1 bill umbodvlriB I majority of tho aug I gestlons nitilo In the Senitto ye8terday I lestll 1110 Illh IclMo ve lerll1 lisa I fiuUrtl HttfinptH ID I legislate Iltoney out of the 1itueur tupon tlie liitellluonce 01 thos who umVe tliem who elhor do l1t know what tho r are lulklnc iibout or I they do Luovr ale not mnkitiL the Bucteatlons In good faith but for fleet upon a constltu ncr that mar not U se Ignorant as lia ropreBeutatUet at Wiablnctou asKUm It to be flier are only twe ways of tettlnsr money perma nentljr out of the Treasury br aporoprlatloa anti br pnvliiK the Interest and principal of the Pt luilillc debt nm no nmnlintlntlon of the moner p or of tliti uccounts of the department can In iiMin Ithillnbuieomenti At the moment the I 4 01 iiiuunt hits nuiuiyof tourclnc its ied I r llmi I i 1110 I I C biirrcudeiliii the olillvutloiis Unit I I thry hold on Ilifnlior hnud there does not e m to be popular deninnd for larger appro prlutlonn The real monetary Usue at Wash I baton relates to ellver and bunoomoe dines alone from It are not likely to have crtater ef I bet tan then who make them probably in 1 r tend namely l ftconclllntorr one upon Tkrotlan constituent The Western railway nltuatlon contributed no cncourAeemont to the spoculatUe holdern of glwkB Tho only prnRresa wade at todnrn coiifeietiiofi nt tlilcnco wits shading rotes or rovhhiK Bihoilulo4 to make them conform to reductions nlrendy mniln It Is n flUtllon whether theMe mutations In rnto are nut innilo more of br Wall street titan they donorm The fiitcrn rnllttity Ubnrdlnntu has comn Into filCh closo contact with u Inren numbor nf Rtock biokerH nnd oculatoio anti linrroisod them with thnlinliortiuico ot hIM fiction that vro fiar the dittnlU rillttny tunnnRoniont Imxo iiHBiimoil nn irm oiUiun In Wall Htrcot that tho tlil not be ncLordml to them AH a rule their 111110 tu the tilioiillmuo who IHIR to do with them IH uroitl Impiilrcd us soon ni ho tins Rcnlpoil n fractional prollt In tho Block mnrkct in connection with lInT one of them It IR I tIthe clear that the market obtained ltd rulnclpnl Rupimrt todnr from nnlilnKton Not that tho nrdors from that contro were larger thun tisiinl but the sentiment tint rnilintoi fi m It I him I omm to warm Into lite I I ninny IntnroHtn In thn Block 111111 tOt As WHO thociiH yottnidnv n orylaico pi riontnie of thnbuylnt ttaH toilomx iitriittH for short m count 1111 I was nut Into honnvcr of the iloalliikM nckiiUHimn I nnd niIMc 1 Mull biitlt which worn unusually rn tl oanil you Iroliit It is mild thnt tha frlundnof tilt llrst nnmed hnn tnktvn t In bund Wit ii Ih I vlnw of innkliiB I n long un n lull rile liiDlnuof 1nclllc Mnll was iittcmled by minors uf lrqttrul Otto to control the comimnv lit the nnnunl mootlnt I linxt month M t 1iml omtnon i Icil tho list In point of activity nnd nns us ntronu is ally Block on tho Hit hut In tommon with tint olhrrR II li ht III the lulu trndlnc iniirli nil nf t I It i earl v 1111 I pro 011I0111 of Ito t MHIII tHIo 44 lil I cacodax trusts I and hacllncnnil IlIke I 1 rlu Irofrt oIl cnmo lo I I t lie front nnd HKIIIM II unnll a14t i uilvniico 1 ho closing ttiis Irrcculur FInal wlc3 lomiuirn with those ol u9tcrdnr as lollolu Mi 1111 I 1lil t 4111 14 41 HI IS I Atrh 1 h s F i lift Nnr P cum fj n tn outhern I V r Iae I Pr i IN i 74 41 Ii Bur A g j lu 1 m I i I N A N i nit 41 h i 4 li I t onioi in 117 i N j i enlral HI 1111 I hlcairiiii 4 H n u DI I BOM Il l IN MM I I nu I l I i IN lip i L I A u I 1 U I ii U dri nun ATI i s7 V I7U lien A It u I I it Iaiilli Mnll Ott tt llrli tit I It 1 1 11 l 4llI i 47v Itiiktsnlll 1 1414 4W3 urn r I At u o iji IIhIot 111 p I 2414 I 71 Hi 1 trie 4S 4i itealinir II 44 4 I llockll ir ai 22 27 t I I anl 111111 4444 I ISU 4 I ItliANaith 1 It Ttxla 1W lake turf H7J Iii T i i t II i 111 I v I I VVeit 17 I ITtv I nl 1011I Hdlr I IaI4 1l5 11 E I A W if i U iJt 1 I Wah tl I mm IIk IH I Manlattaticon1v 1 lu U Uii 41 p I if 1 10 2 H tlliioiirt Puc 7ll I 71 1 13 tteitln I t TeL it44 l si 1 N lrf A tt 11 1 31 i J W A U h I Ht 1 4 Nirthrelcom lltH III I I I W A U I t1 I 714 7 U 39 I riovcrnnint nnd I 0 stp id r nt iinchnnefil I tutlonn Kallua honilH strong fIll rcntures cero Diiluth South hnm nnd Atlanll llnbtth I InvliiKlon I nnd Die hand 1 lk St I l 1 otiK Atlauflin aid 1 oxns lets Mcliison At mIll mil I 1 ucl lie lois 1 1 nil hi and Ui Hiom Son York nnd 1onnivUanla NBIIOS Tho inn o Inn rant net tuUnncii vnrn In lIIIHlr nod Iliclllc incomes U rent to 11 nnd litn Ito I I V ImstY Wlt I to 77 llultitli Souttt hhoni ltltI I Atlnnllc i I to tH Illaholh Lovliinon nil 11 lug I handy Isis 1 to 17 i I I ort Worth und lontr I City tuts i to 11I7 lltndini lut prcforcneo Incomes 1 to IM 4 st t ouls I Arkinn and I rex a Isis T II I I 1 16 t MI I i Texas nollli 1 ds I i tn I IS nlnh JiN i lo HP I oslnn Nnw York alld Itil flIt lJl 11 Itt Ists toM t I nit It Vds I to Ifi uil II t niiiislnioiitriil I Ists I t I on t to 1111 I I I I 4 Louisville I Now vlbnnv nnd lilt l jo i onols doillncd l 4 r1 CUll I to ti In bank nocks ill shares of Ainciiian K clinnuo old at Idtj and 2i shares of tftorn I Nallonal nl Iii i Moiiij nn mil II 5 V cent Tlmn 111 nor 4j f nnt for four innntli on ilMilrml iuv 1 Inc tocks l nnil A Y 4 cunt fo sK I months I on mixed oil itirnl I t inrnrrelal piper unlit Ihf bPS doublonnmo puior Is quoted nt visfi V cent and irlmo blnulo naiuu ut GIg1 t cent Sterling cxclmnup liwor and nak Iostpil I nsklni ritis JJHiiMsr I or lone Mils nnil H isw H ss or 1l1IllrJ Anna milS 1111 4Si MS for uilav bills J4H I 11 447 lor bicht drafts uuil H lor tnblu transion Toilnv nlTuri to sell I nltcil 1 S alts lioinli tn the I nvt riiiiioiit niasi tuted IJuuu of 4s ut I lJ ttliiih wore aciiMo I Tho nliin t Im Ific vstpm tepnrts crooonrn Inira for February 1 of I tJiiil 071 an lnfri o of f 2i4i2 SnSOiiiiireil with the Sa mm itioutli of I last I jour 11111 I I not iV1ml i I nn liinren of f n 1 i 2dA 1 nr till hue months cnijlnu leb 1 JrS tin crn8 onrnlncs warn ilil14Ii I nn Inorudfo of J1J1 17s ns conitnirol 1 wit thn cnrrtinniuliii perlnil nf Inst your and net JSJTldU u decrease of llIlll The cross carnlncR of tho filo firamle West ern Knilroiil for Mnuli WITH fllnm an In cioasi nf jlS44Dus cuiui nrod with the eamo month last your Tronuri balances Compare with those ot Monday us follows II tirll n fluid 1H4 III 1 SKI I Els 111174 1 e tenders MJ lII4lIl2 I Iotas fl H 11 4n II 1271141 1 silver halan e flllHOll J airslnii Sli l mitt yes lord I 141104114 In I national Lank i t21l17 akdllihl tot 4 7M7 etenlu Money In London I r1 cent The rates of discount in th nnon market Ini both short and thro month bills is I 1 cllild t I itfut Ilin amount of bullion gone Into the Hank of Inc land on balance toiluy was C24Oito Paris ad Ieos qtioto r1 ceo sat h1 l francs Scuutlmis and exchange on London at 2 i ft i aucs lb n cen times The oak of ralnlna stocks ut the New York I ConolltliUoi Stock nnd 1atrolouin Lvchnnsa today wore as follows Mln V aM OifliSl I IIlvjr Lw CtOiin9 1111 Atte 10 I 41 14 1 411 all A1iC14 In I I 41 I In J 40 3m IIrllnwlek Cnn 744 72 ll 72 IIIUJlIll1oll I 0 4 I 1 I 6l I S4 I4lowI Iolnl 2 14 4 1 2 141 1 2 0 00 ton Ial A Va 1 2 9 27 5 7 S 25 1IiOComitk TUIL lO 21 71 1 21 I 21 1 LXIIhoJII 11 27 2i 27 71114 111 UtI Trra 1 W I AI I 50 I 51 Il t I Crilto 1 ri I 45 1 1i I 45 u II 17401rII 1 11 1 tii I II I I 0 ItrouhU eurr 2 141 2 1JU 2 UO 2 0 it lIon Sllvar 2 a 2 w 2 t s 2 41 IIIJIIII Ill 41 4l Ill 11JvIIl 12 I t2 12 I 110 KetIou a III a 141 3U 3 Ill 2m SIltItIJ H t 11 I 7o I l II I IS I u I 211 IInI1 C 45 4S I 1MlIlrlellal 5 l11Ir 5 I a 10 I3 III uf 11 144 h 444 H 11111 Uphnock a a a ao Irra 1cvt i 3 Oil 1 444 3 I I a 10 154141 Pult4r lrepI I a I 1 I a It hll el nII 1 1i II 1 t 1 4111 IfKIII h I a su IW IlIlon Ion 3 IS I 3 01 3 i a 3 au 114 lulal trnij8ctloil were III fIO lire ew 1 ork Miirketn I lIIISnMT April r I Pi niii AMI 1FAIT1ft market was iitilet utnl 1 prltenwere I miireur lei I unit tied anl 1 nominal limited ISur pi hul Une 4 1 M i 3210 iiiperllne t 2i I o i i i No 2 extra 5JlII V An I extra tall I I flMi tlealit I I4 11 I 45 11 itrillirl HlPOr i7i ateuis 4111131 si 1O I4L Mnlir f IIII uft the haunt ijuiitiei p Kjika cit telnw tl t rlt a Intmneli Cllymliiii il 11111 1 1 extran f4 l l ii Hyn lltoll i Mil iipcrdne In I line k u i lorn mi al 1 traII I SI uitu lur 31 titer ui id S4j 1 494 JIor Hrai ilwine l onus Kuturo ipenel quite litijantly on Ihc strolitfer reporl friini 1 lerpnol wlierf ua lealerilay llJ large spill tiuilneii U u I o talei I uai moie conn 1 ered lhan the higher price thertt for future At WW I I ir for AUffuit a Iiall wui tailed in II ha slerulatloa and some of the Imj mvemenl Was Ion unuer lulei 1 in reallro The penilllnf Kutierwurlli bill cRud 0nI1 I aratle I uneasllieis and no doubt iheiked the adlanie Tneri to scarcely a doubt thai planleis would hale nl 11 I the recent CrI lIt CIl1I for a tent a loll ieki I ihin I they receive for It had ll not been fur speculation fur rurope woiiil J ha e lIlt nil our otu II at low trice a1 1 Irhas 011 1 mine of it lack to UI atlhetroHii flKtirn 141114 on the ipul w i L ileartr 1 bill nearly nominal ml I Illnir up an Is ll I ti ii Out lc I Tl e Ir loviiiiirKre the 101111 i rices bid tor futures i ill tales 1 aiBrKatlnr lKl laies v1I7Ie lAntiiit II7ic Norember H I 4V June II7C hepteraher II Hf lUecemtier HMIi July II I 74c lououer IHDV I Pnoiuioii Lard ftllurel nero active bet pries da cltnad iharp y under tales tn t realle due to uneannei rskardlnic lila tending liuueroorth lilli tailn futura tlfallMKi sales MIXMI us al i 77c r or May 117 c fur June a 514Ic for July Alter Cballg 1110 c1044 WMC uk alIo fur Jay U ole lor Jaly 4i Mc Ir 41lpnlSPr allII III I october 141t 111 lul 1 lies 151 1 I ci dIr at II I Co nd IUO lee plm 33 UI orll at d 71 7 c rono1 for the Cnlln1I1 Quoltd at I4l7C Iok 1111141 IIIJ eir 1 aaip 1 7II lbii Sew lute SI 1 7Si4 atra trim I 2iSI I nlu ihcrt clear I lImII II CnlllI 1lrv ctiYOI altI 41114 Po lII Id teliiei 111 IU h alrot Ill C c a 11011 Ihe IVI 77 la bwtt plLIIhooud loiter 1111 0 forjule an 1 IIr 114 1441 141 picalel bAbl 1 O fr liiy dIals Ibm I blctlU letlii I I r 44 4 1icthe ehoutdere U44II44I bm lilt c IIIkotl ihuulderi I 11017 ham lU414I1C Hreied loge lltV ClTl tiIOfjs 11 1 1 lou ruse 4ln I i ii Meet ilrmrr atfi4 Jifdreitra men 17 t l for pact f 5ialiu iforfamlly t 4 bbl and n I a aiu V ice for India mes Deer hams steady mill b it Il4v4bbl stearin teady al 7H lfa oieomaraarlna ateady al 344N4ii Tallow quiet al4 f lii 4Su hatter liiflrUeniua creamery l42r I tatedalry IK4IC I Iheeso sleidy stale facliry I lull CTe4uI al fiOIIHc rreih igas In einnd al lii lUc J IIJ Unii Wheat future dec lued iharply Ineailntsj about the etleu If the Uutlerirorth Uil caused hoi lira 10 ui load I frmiy eiperlallv tar the dlilant month salea lr tr t IU Ifdk If ln i 11 4iiui buih al iili lit1 rt fur iiiv inj 101 for June noy r fir July rii lic tar Auvusl 14t448 Ill for Seinulier and I p u He tar Daieml er Soi b wheal lOUSe aChe hill uttnl III busnir not lully I anerlalnel yuultl Bprlii SC I 51 I rot 1 winter I4IlejI4a I while 2 c No 2 ud winter In eleraior Klc the iali 1 eluded d prime untralel rid ulnlrr ill 101419 c dellvrrel 4 4n buih unmoved lor export but IXJWu IthlioU Indian corn futuri were decidedly lower nn ler tree inir due In I art to nneains about tile liutterwortu bill said 1 Ibsuuil buih at 110 for Uar 1 111444144G for June and 4 AJSTlti fr July lrot corn was active thlpperii took 40iiM bush ilie opeumi was bislier hut Hie cloio lower Quote Heilirn mliel jn4jivc Ustern yellow IHIo do whIte J r4bc sales t were inaluly No j railed at 44 I44 deliver o 11 IIIII al the unIt price but In dole I iieamer railed al 4f 4 iHr in eraior cliil i atll Ilia do rice IIta wet faIrly ifYI but cloeS ri at soiii dec Ins from ist inres I sale I a KIIVuth 1 InrtuilliK oi nuns No 2 iniied at 2Iw i fir II a anl JIM i for June and on Hie spit mlied at DUI I anl 1 while al Ct 4 17 I e ai In uualili a in No while 141 l a i In eleritor ni it II 1 Iir Mar lIar Vr firm 1 lintel a MIIJJC fur iwurnvl I F i fur luur I rotte I slate all 1 s t ilc torlalada lyeglioted at n i ltr for Aeiiern aod 4e in firfaiiern flU tbanioHheat weit Nod winter for May ijiici I June IlHc July imi c Auuuiu Hiic September Hide December HlUc tflftj weak NIL 2 wlial for May atlhc Jun JiJic luly 4uHi Oat weak No J mlld for May 4tc June iff A ilioimritotTie tIC th coot wa dull and lower but Iher waaa lire boil less uoiio 1u and frelrht Rio quulcd al ibc l forMu I ajcs in UdU but Ib ludlllr h IJ r rwr ie Oat IB 4 e Arid ft N n 7atl7H l7Hodoi No S I at 10 do Ao nat lOe dOi Ho T Fm1 In Store and Kanlos KOI 8n I nen p t Mild tradeiquleti sales J7U pIcnic Koende and CIO 1 loot radios t ar rive on p t onotetl Itlo li U 43OMe i Maracalbo I M MJlWr r Jar 25414273cc Mocha J4 4Hf Bio on lion weraOiaDtiTa I an 1 S lo C IN points lower owlnj to cadet Itrazilian marketa and nrm offers from both itio I aol I Santo I nr on lower basK I Exchange In l nil Is t reporltt diwn to Jlnl Rerelpls at Bio and Hatitoi 11144 I bleu saei 477V Iou t cloilnf tartly iieady with letters at the following prices May 17 iir AIIIIII IH7lic C Novsmhar KVOe lime I7ic septembtr I vv Iiecetnurr leixw I July It Hoe Idciuter I 3ic January IJHc tao suffer rontlniie demand with veiterday price freely Md tIlt no tmtortant were effected closIng at 4 11 I Hit I 111 i fur fair rennioir mniroiailo I and sir td for etn Ur I I centnfuita I e Iflnsl I r 1 surars oral but I nniet at iHtur for trinuUted and powdered 1111 for tulies 7c lure I nilie I V4nii I for white axtra e and 411111 41711 furlows Molaiiesrrm but nnlrt al hIt bIl I for 74 nil Uuoted I Foreign 1 21r i 4 fllb 1 j c tlomeitlo 1 KIIIC Illci filr I actt r i ani firm at 4VV for lomritir an1 I 4ii i4n fur foreign IC IaItf i Iptul 4 rtrail l tin I neleaa er tut I later the market ilrenttheued ami 1 the I doMe w AI nrm with the decline more limn rerot ered alimoc I for ipol and III l Hie for July tale I iii I ne at in I I KKI for ipot Ill I 70o for Airl 1IIe for Mar and li7 c for June Ingot cop per quote I nominally at 1425 for April lake lead 1 Unl and eaiy at IH 4r for 001 Pit Iron warrants III If Nirit IIORM Hplrlts turpentine wm shout as dull as iinaL and prlcr ihuw a further decline cioiitnreay at 4IViA414io Rnln In deman I and firmer for low ercltee tat iholre S oi a was dull allI I lower sales I Hfl I frade reneral lumple f l at fl l i7l4 and Sl lbs era lei I 11 1 ll at H t and PITh I Quote I tomtit n to good itralnal I I S be1401Z14l 1 11 to Ml lf W r1 7 Ofl lo M IMVi7i I N to W u jvi Mlu Tar quiet at lAJif o b Itch 1 Heady al 1 11 I MI ot rtM fruiln certificate I openel ame advance Oofl tut tlnmeliately 1 I decline I 1 Hr tusJ4c thenracorered In tMc reacted I JiC rallied to MHr hot at the lope the market was airaln lower and weak Ipnlhll SIM c selling at Ml14 ii c anl dome I alHJHWJiic jtt7 ml 17 2744 k 11r I tHl1 hetlnellnl i Itle nnchancd at7luo caie ti 200 naphlha 7 uo crude In I btls 7 auc IIre HlocU Mnrkrl Nin YOIIK TufBilm April 15 TtocoliU of I bfetea 1721 I 1 headall for ilsuiihterer and etiortera one lot late I sliMe eellnir firm lhrescl I led iteal h 827lt T I It tirtllr I aieit table Irom I londnn quotes Airericmt ittel 1 firm at IHviM I I lIC I pi i tfi tlreise wrlirht I tlnktii thnntTal and tner can refrigerated i cot higher at nnt I i T It Shit intits lntla isnleelei anl MIII I luriernof t eef lo niorr iw H 41 Ufiiiarienut I beef HerHtii of cnl ei 225 head Market eteaIy l 3 catS 5311 f I al Slash ft lion Iteielliliofiliiepnnl l 1 amt I I 7M I head Market dull No i ulo reportetl Dreisrl mult OIl firm at liwHikc 10 H I Irrile 1 etrlllikl stealy al 1114Itc I II I i lin of lnk I 47 I l leid I all Lin lned tired to slauiihtereri Nominally itea ly at to 414144IMJ V IIM I Irs ICrnl I xlnlr Ixrl HIt D4MICC I 1rlohri V I It Smyth 1 lint 1 went n Him mi I Tt I I H three story brick houia null tile 1 west of IhlrJ avenue witli lot 2titt l fl 111 4 et Thirty tli l MreM IH I loulh Me I went of Sixth aetiu I I Ilrceer5 itltt front 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11011K March 5 lSlO The annual meeting of the iloiklioljirs of lha Dela ware anil lludon anal Lompany will ue held at tha oftlta of the company JI urtlamlt st In this city on I tIillAs the iiih day of Miiy next for lbs election of managers slid for other bunlneta The poll will open at IJ clock noon and remain open for one hour The tranfer book Mil be cloed from the coiaof bnilnei satiirlay Arrll IJ until the mumlnc of Wed neidav 144 14 1y order uf the Board of Managers t M ulUHANT secretary TUB UNION PAPIKIO RAILWAY COMPANY Tha L annual meellnirof the stockholders of the I ntoa laoifo Kaliwuy ompany for the choice of director for the coining year and the iransacllon of any other bui nes which may leva ly clime before the meeting will be held al Horticultural Hall UU Tremont sU Boi ton unWedneiday ihe thirtieth day of April next al loo clook A M Traniter books will be closed a close of holmes Tlelne Uay April Notice I also hereby gIven that tits said meetlnc li called for the purpme of acting upon the qiieitlon of ap proving an agreement dated the tenth dar til l April 1140 beieen hi4 compan and the ChIcago Kock lilanl and Pacitlc and the hicavo Kansas and 24enaeks Hallway omiianlee relating lo trackage rlgbts hetwtrn I imon and lienrer Colored And an agreement dated the fourteenth dar of March 14o between ilils company and Ih Colorado Central Ilalircad ompany relating tn trackage rights belwein Denver Colorado and Cheyenne W raining tllAlfttBt AbAMS rresWant ALEX MILLAR Secretary Boiion March J3 11407 LtI1C1d nrnItxtrrrt LAJE FIUK AM WKstTKBN HAH ROAU COMPANY A nmriKNii or flIt m run CENT on the pr tarred stock of ih company hs been declared out of the net earnings for Hie ijunrlrr en ling March 81 Itrio piable in an after Slay I IHk at the company dire lo Walt itreau New York Th transfer books of the preferred lock will ba closed at noon on Saturday hay 3 and rsopened al 10 ocloik A M on Friday May lu l40 I L H SCII WAN Sfcrstary and Treasurer NEW OKK Aprils 1150 1ART TFNME11SEE vhitill8lA ANt JEOltIltA 14 IIAIIWAj Ill 24111111 For the porpossi of a itcial meebiog of the stock loldere rdenid by II Ilsanl If Ijlrecloni of tti corn battY lIlt treulifer book 9111 tIC claJ on 14atutier wait u u i I3uctoek N end rw icuvu uu rfuiiriMjtij April Id at 10oclock A M MI I M l ST1IHAN seorilarv 10 1 all it New York tab 4 Inu FUORIA DECATUR ANt l ANBl ILIP RAILWAY I COMPANY Secretary Office T Kaasiu it ew York April H INWI The coupons of the second morigagt bonds of the Peirla Deoatnr and liransrlllt Hallway ompanv Hue May I 14141 i wIll ba paid on and attr that data tt the CtDlru True Company Naw Tart W J 3 LBWIB TrMorr 4 ciinanI ST LOUIS ARKANSAS AND TEXAS organization HOTZOZ THE TIME ran HEPOP4ITWITfl OUT rrNAiTV or ALl CIAHMFH Of NECtiniTIEH WITH TIlE CEN TRAlj TOUHT COMPANY OF NEW YORK 1NDER THE PLAN AND AMREEUENT OT nrOROANISSA ION HAM I1EEN EXTENMEM TO AM INtlUniNG MAt t ISCO Tho aisesiment tinder the r lan anil Agreement fir th Keomanlullon ot the SI LouIs Arkansas and Taias Railways In Teias and In Arkansas and all Coon date I lIeu to lit and loild with the Central Trust Comptny of ew York have been reduced as lot lows Tit The aecCeenient on the CMpUnl ntock hni been rerinrtd to 81 fiO per nbnrr lor which the drnoallnr In I to rrrrlvr StO In new 4 per cent Hrrnnrt MortK K lOOrenr Mold Income Cerlilicate a The llm fur Ihei pn lent nf thei tint und necond IneleIlmenbU 3 1D per cent each of celd eeeemgnt la extended to Mur Is I FIDO u whIch limn he ihlrd Inolnllinrnt oC2 13 prr rent IN due unit pniiahlr The led t liiHIHllrnrnt ol 1 per vent IM due and pi nMe on the lit day of June 1MUO The MenNmrnt nn the O per cent Second Mortfinicr Mold crlincMtm hn hem cc doted toll lC per cpnl IlIr C hIck thec ilrpna llor IN f A recelT A per rnt In new 4 lCD cent Secntiil IllorlKttiKei lOOyciir laId In Comic I rrlinrulen I hr lIme lor the pnj men nl Ihe n e nment In 4xtcndc1 to liny 1 1HUO IVl Ir I cent will he returned tn depositors wl o hare rail s ten crnt uon retntalion t of their certificates to th enlrat Trust tomiany of New York Pnrtlrw vi ho doj not ripiolt their urcnrl Urn nnitrr Ihr sold nicrrcinrnt on or briar MHI 1 1HUO or who Oo not pea their ni erNIsnpnba nn the dMlri named are lirrrli notified hut her will he rxrludrd Irom all Iirnef1li pri tulnliiK In the rKunlzMtlon numnirnl I To privlde for rsili reiulrement under tie agree meal the right Is I tiered to deposItors itrfientiipfr cent 2d Mortirftre Hot Certificate or preieni itoik of tha St 10110 I Arkansas Texas Kallwa Company In Temv for each block of 10 wl if inch certllliale or for each 111 l liaresof Ktoik deposited on or before May I Idle toiubicrlbe for SI 001 i new 4 per cent lit MorlB ire 110 lear doll Certifliales Nov 1 is a coupon nl tached and JVO new 4 rr cent 21 Jlortmeo ltO year old tnrnme ertlncata non cumulative for tho torn of fni2 W whereof flio Is payabl onal I otment and the balance June I IPSO In the event that the lubecrlptlon excee 1 the amount nf tho securities al the disposal nf the committee for his purpose rlz 25llloI blew 4 per cent tint Mort mire HAM doll eriltlcate and f b44tl I M 14 of the ny 4 per tent second Morliraire HMiyeardol I Inrome erllncates the omniilteo reserves the right lo allot Ills than the amount But scribed fi r In rune f default of any iibcriher to pay the amount due lune I Ir MI he committee reserve the right to iteclare a forelture ofthearoounl paid and the rights of tile sntsirlber hall cense liar lorreolnR rlrtht ol Niii rlptlnn muck be uccrptcd In iiroprr tbrm and tiled nub hr 1 cntral Tieul f onpiin ol Nrw York on or before May 11 OUt roi mc ol acceptance ofrlixht usmlicnniriilii ol rIght und coplrn of lice rrorKMnlJtiillon nmrrrmrnt rnii tin hnil oiali member of the lomtnltlrr and or tile C cutriil trait ompiinv ol New York Ihe holder of nnlHtMnilln1 O irr rrnl O rut mnrtKiiRr cold cerlincailr ci upon ol Mil 1 1KHD will rrcrlvr theIr luce vulur Hud me year Interest at 4 per crnl upon null face value In ciseli ltkis lice committee at the omen artier 1 entml Irset ontpiny or Jrv York on nndHlter3liv 1 lfOO upon emrrrnder to the commIttee ol inch coupon Notice ol all Ihe lorrnolnu hun thin day been duly Bled wtlh the Central Trust Company of New 1o k New lork April 14 HtlO FKEIIFnit I IC4TT ii iri ItUbIG I7 JAMI4 14p1ybt IOIIN KENNI II V Ton IDMLNU I1IITH H1ILIAU SIEUTEVN Coinnilttoe O S TLI IS secretary A4 Wall it TIfF INIIFTCHIC OVMITTFE IIEREnt fllVI NOTK THAT HEY A1MMCOVI OF THK Oll I I PI AN OK Rl ORO 1MZ VI ION Ill 12 AH ESH MFNTh OP ItllKn HAY lit EN RI DUCKI AS AU01 KfAILII ANU RE QUEST THE HOLDERS OP hiEClTRI TIES oirotrrEU VIiII Tni FARM 1 IIH 104N ANH TRWMT OUI AN1 TO VTlTHIinAW THE HAVE AMI I F fOtlT IHE 1TI11IOUI IIEIAY IN THE FNiRAL I VItSI lOUlANY INDES THK 01 OTT IM 4jN WIlIIAl MERTFN4 F O KENNER 9J VETJIAR M OERN HI IM NEW TORI AIRII 14 1HDO MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS Reorganization ffOTtfF Tht second Initallment of enment on lock de roiltd binder irreement at No 27 IrBl for the ra organization of the Mlnourl kanna and Tezai Railway Campanr be I called payablo at the Central Trust Loin pany of Slew York ON APRIL JI ia o Payment will be ramped aa Central Trust Companir CertlDcatei which molt ba vreientad with amount of laid Install Bent an or before APRIL 21 1HI Holders af iuticriptl receipt to the SIKXXIOOO fund mar AT TillIK OPTION par the remaining es per cent on sill certIfIcates called parakla on June 1 sod hire their renll11salee stamped full paid Intersil on the K per rent will be allowed uolll June I into at Ilia rate of 4 per i enl Ie annum rIlEflrIiJ p 014 OIT 101 i t PIgEua5 in KI n ttnit nt N ICY nri urr COMMITTEE UI 4 A1 I II4 1 I1 iui i KI i4rrt t in k1J1EIIAREZ Op1ci4 U b ELLiS Rscrsiarr 44 WALL ST OFFICI Missouri i Kansas and Texas Railway Company 40 UROAUUA1 MU VORK To the Holder of riRST MORTGAGE 1IOMIH OF THE BANMUAI AND lENTUAI MIS MOVES RAILROAD LOMfANYt Holders of the first mortcaje bonds of the Hannibal end lentral Missouri Italiroad Company will reielva the principal and Intercut due on Ihelr bonds by ds Iver log them to the tNTRAI TEll ST IOMI ANl No i4 Wallsl In ths city of Sew York on the llday of May I1l1 Interest will cease on that ila II It KNOH Vice IVraldeul 1 TANHATTAN TRUST CO CAPITAL T 1040 10 WALL ST NEW OrtK A Legal Deposltorr for Conrt and Trust Kunds and Osn tral Utposlts LIBERAL BATES of lNThUFbT PAID on BALANCFS The rOMPANIT Is I aulhorlritd to act as FXI r ITOIt AIMIMHTRATOR IUARIIAV HIrt IV IK all 11 MS TEN as FlBIAI and TRANShFllAUtKTandaiRHI ISTRAK Or T0t1c slid HONIIK Tlia company offers lo eiecutors and trniteeiof ns tales anil to religious and benevolent Initltutloni ncip lioual acuities tot the traniacuon of Ihelr builnsia OKHCfcRS r O FRfNCII President J I WATEHBUKV Mce PfeiHenu C VT HAhklNK Secretary A T JllLNXIt Treasurer DIRECTORS f O FRFNTII N 1 II U CANNON N V R J CROKR N v JOHN K FOKH V V II L I IHUOlSmiN Boston T J ooiimiF Jr H iln MH 1IFI MONT Jr N V JAMPNO l4llEllll24 N Y K i RANDOLPH NY AH KOSINHAI N Y t 7 UALlmiN N Y mu II KIIIPLI Phlla IIIARI TAll S 3 It T HIIhllN N 3 IIINItY YIELD Chicago J I UATHtHtlU N V hX UHTON V HO MIKTIIum N V ii 5 k fcNOH T I HltK HK ENOSCO BANKERS AND BROKERS 45 4L 47 Wall St TO PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE Who desire n loan To complete their purchase The Titlo Guarnntco and Trust Company will examine niul in approval guarantoo your title and at the nanio timo provide any I roasonablo loan desired without extra expense for seeming the loan Apply directly to the Company No commissions and no extras for searches TiTLEGUMANTEE AND TRUST G 50 liR1IITV ST 943 OtRT ST MWtORK BROOMIS CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 2350000 OENIElI Klephsn P Nash Illchard Incraliain Oo f I Deraareit TltUMTKKMl Orlaiutn B I otler nenre ii I Williams Henry U I tlntruet f turtle Kelly Mllllam M Inzraham John T Martin lames tl 1 lynclt Aleiiindir ii I Orr 1 mil Oelbermaun hilt Jacob Astor Jr SI l rlln Joott Iluirii 34 esrliilonck Iienjamln II I Ilkli I lullII 1 T lUMv Jill 11 Il I Micks I I 3Mili lain II Male 11115 1 I II 3 llllnml harlei It Henderson Mlllam Traulwln amnel T hrretnan II ear l Tlionip nn liarlei Mallack JUIIN U MLIII A 1 II hMKLt Preildent Mce President OlIH IMiuri LFK Tresiurer 24113 1111 I MARTIV secretary JOHN H DAVIS CO IIANJLEILI4 AN imuKKIts And Specialists in Investment Se curities offer to their clients free of charge the advantacesof their thoroughly equipped BUREAU OF INFORMATION for deternilnlntr the raluen of alt kinds of rat road end oilier rnortgoge bools 1ipecial facilities furnished to ienons desIrIng cither to bur or cell and to thoa who may will tn exchange present holdings for oiiaro yle dlnjr larger return V e hare for sal I and recommend OOOOO tint mortgage 4 11Cr cent sold fifty year railway bonds at u price to pay over M per cent upon cost 1O null et New York TO INVESTORS S65OOOOOO COL24TV OF AILFOIIEN t TATE OK PPNSRVI AMA Rtf TIRLl BOMls 570 344 PER CENT fBI L FROM TAXATION Interest payable semi annually April and October I In New York fuDdi Total Debt of Countr Jan I lean 4 e4lr51 14 Arieind Valuation Kn 278J9 ai Population MOIJCO These bondi are limed to reline balance of Riot Bonds and are lu every way a deilMlile FIRST CLAsS blCI RIT Blda will be recelre 1 until May 1 Particulars on an pllcatluu IIOHAN Jt lllliliT CO LIMITED NO WALL ST NEW VOIcE April 14 IRlO THE MERCANTILE TRUST CL IQU1TAD1E BUILDIVfl NEW YORK 1AIITAI AND ObItPIlM H OOOO Ic a legal deroiltory for fonrt and Truit funds and for general deposits upon ninth It payi LIHtKAL HATL Or INTEREST from date of deposit until date of withdrawal the company also by law acts m oieculor ailmlnlv trator guardian receiver and trustee as fiscal and tranfer agent and us registrar of rtorLs hxceptlunal rale and Utilities are oflore 1 to religious anuijeiierulent Institutions and to oxeiuiur or trustee or eitalea fltbS IITZIiEItALIJ President j 10115 T TliIitV l II EN Rh II II 31111 Vicelresidette hlWAbtll I IIINTIO3IERI I II I 24 113 41 1114511211 letreiery anl Trcaajrer 111141124 IIUMJll Auuitant eCretury 70T1F TI hlOLtlEbtt bV ST lllls AMI SAN PiAitICO KAltWAY tO54IA5V 67 1111 lSr LQUIIMEloT 11124104 II lllit 15 IIIIIUl hT NVW 0lvk tIer 7 The Trnitees under the mortgage gavel to ceeura iia atoTfl named bondahavo thliday draw bi lot forty 14 of the sse or Vi nmeach fur payment lune I 1874 l al the jirli e of 105 with Intireil Jo thai date The numbera of the bondi 10 draitnare ai follow i IH 41 lit Ul 11 124 1 14 IU7 IK 9t 1 i UU 14 HI JHI JOT BH 41 4717 474 j 44 1 Ii I Ml oil S214 1475 75 744 7bZ 7ei 7Xl 7i 174 p1 t 47 141 PlH 15711 l Vile Iii I erect oti tbe ton U of Mm abixe niiiiilfr mil reme In lune 1 I iHm anil al any tin prior f that d ne II e will te Ill at I ui oo iii interim t i UI I I s ment upon iireiruiailoitui ihf oil ie of tli t niianyai abOve AI IlfN PLAIII Triiiltea IIAI Ill I Mlli MAN t T V tLlitIR Treamrer August Belmont Co MAN IJui4 en NAHAI si AdFNfS AND COItltrSIONIU nt THE MESSRS ROTHSCHILD KINHON PAHIS rRANMllUT Ali MLNN Inu tlruiUr LI a III for TrArlleri vallatilelu all 1Arle I of the Cord Ail I lllMblllI Ivl I 11 HIT Drsw BUN if I xilianire all I HMke i able Transfers to I urope 44 sit India Metiin i ai 11 alifornla bucolIc I orders lur the i iirilme auJ sale of Invest ment lecurltlea win rinitiAN r ri 11 051 PANT IH llrOHilMM Nru 1 Irk Propoials are Invltel for Ill i Mile of ill or any part of thirty Ill central loonIest honla I o the Whiietret Iul mnpmiy liar value one to loan I dollar each tar 11 lie linking fund 1411 CCC In lake cite t anl I OfliS I 11 tn dfllvrre I anl tall I for tune I IH I such pioiuias uai I ant msrkeil in to il fir I ilfbreal ruel liiinfinr Hon ii for the inline I un I itiouiii i e cent t I it Atlanta 1 rust mil my Trur HUllllamsu New ork on or before Msyo ill l SI I ococki i il i II I hAltShliiE I I Treasurer TOTICI TO HOI DRIISl nOb I I PU TFNT BONDS i 1 liP Till E lilt nt til kslil Iir II8S I Mayors nn ce Mclstiirir Mil Starch 11 1 IBftn Pealed proposals will te received at II li nOIre until tie M Monday In April IHM being the 11 for the sale to this city of saId bond in icy trIll Sill j to sxj lid to te aldreised to the ternniiea aud marked roposals I for the eIe of loils I oiren under ruy hand thl I nil dar of March Ismi HICIIAIIllr i 11111 Major Copiirtnrrtlup 1OtifC A JRIl 13 1 lb 140 iroelev Tn rmof 33tl t 11 lhitNAM is Ibis dar lliIih1 l iv I m nual louient antl MM f l 4111441 I AltlHLH r V In i A111 I I 13 I 4 Ii Ill i l yTlieniidrlirnellato I I 1 111 VtiJri5riv a Cli I ilnlblrslt lbiber Ho firm I liaineofttM H 3 HtSAWilll I i I Inr lie I lr llacllon lIt arouimlilin lusIIscs In lurk bauil Ac iill I lou sulldatidtiioik and 1etro turn 1 let ange m jel Wit o Fltv MI CHAH MK DAIT 1niIroatI t I KHIIIII AILH HAII ItOAH 1 I I I leato foot of rllandt ir I broiie It 7 H ti I 2 11 ami II I I A M I 1 I I 4 3 S 14 i ail I 7 I M I ii Tli I H Inrtsqiie I oiilo lietweti New II I I i ant Iaid n 151 hi lie in Mien i Ill C II Vauih Chunk Ii tleibarre Ilttstott ei ranton 1 lura liennta Harerlt Malkln dlsn Eltnlra Koihosier Buffalo NIagara tall Toronto Detroit CHICAGO ST LOlIH and ALL POINTS WElT Tickets ml tloeplnr car berths can be secured at tho I Oneral Eastern ooict 35 Btoadway or tettut I2MU ttrott PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD OS AND AFTER MAnCtl 5D ln Train leave nation font of 1esbI Deuce au ottlMnit MIS afolo s IOOAM Tilt PAST I II NF for the tt nt iahtms I S eitll sleeping ami larltr 1sL Atrivee Cl Und i 4i S A i niumiMi m A M Chic ro 4 iw p I II l sod Mt teuls I I Ul P I M I niMlav 1 IclllectI ale for ttillUm tort Lot k liaien ml Itenovu tietti Sunday sod Toledo e cett satur ay KliUO t ThM I W tllllH I I I tti Ill Ii AOl I tMIT Hi eomimeleKlinlvely 1 if UIIIH4II I 4 eitlhiile Iriw lor ali Mlern in Neetiiii Pimm mi kitir and lih serva Inn i tr ire entin iiiiinciiv ret iurl 11 enoiraih ere and 15 lIce riut t SI iiir nun lIlt 4 II b ePOc1 baIlee mill uarDrrilio ilnritrj alll a l II I be cu inrileii i of nome or once lleaied 57 steam ai d llnhted ir I stationary anil liiotatie cIt Cl nil HUH Attlmilu Clntl ll Illmit I illirol II 4i V M ll I IV Oi tiles 10 0 r III I 11 i 1111 All AN II riNrif XATI r M hIll liilllnun 3 eMllillosletplnirl arena liminiM ar Niw ork to si 1 I mil 4 i IIIIM aniiin 4 i In Ia I l 1tiier t oai h 1 Ne J ork liiinlum in Ar nyc Uic II i null I H I I I I A M I blcaso 1 U I M and i louis 4l1 It no1 ill tin IV4til ttWi its UPRFM fo all point In the Meat Nrth cot and 101111 wee liiiinm 3 estiMie teipl r esr NIW W1 Ii IlllihIlreh vt lout Went itmlnnail mil Mempl i leniiyi I Term lianroad UlnlttiarSvv I ork Ii PI I leiphia ArriTr AI i pieiniiatl II n p I M oilbeao 1 ti I II tilt day C nd st 1 Mild 7 IMA M ei id I m iBlnf Ionleeie l fur Cleveland aiI I lole In dally oiiopl lab It rd a e 8 lOll 4 1444PACIrIC FXitIii14 bnIrnafl I Ml bit linnet leerIng ar Sec 3rk to tlisoo New Urk to Memphl via tIo Hisnand ah nllev nn04 i lleveanl tII1 A ii I nh nil in I ilir b M nevl isv l anillhlravn7IIA I M srnnlll III 4 ollllpeis or Toledo dsly l ami fir 1 ont Eric IIS Oil lltilieu Cleveland sad olumiiun rxrrpt istundy BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH Waeblnebon IIniIed I uprels of Iullinan Istlog I ens dcl 1 eacept Sblltdoy ill 10 9 II sirvt MI cli 1oct01 i 44 111 1lulgres riiI iifllilClt Icily wtI blullilu Cr Lb ii 20 I SI anic C 3 I Ill 011 14 44 I 4 neglilar enpreoc 4 111 II 74 4 el 14111 4 41 A Mt I 8g I III 47111 SI ftill iI4l l lb Slb 11 IS Suludar 4 141 1111 SlId 14 III A Si e 4 2 01 ctd I 5 r 91 COd I 1 rgIt I or 111111 p Ill iteiek 5 514 0110 ltsbl wIly eul I inriiii II I Icc brO liiicg Car and looIICO illlolzh S u II l Il II itl Fib It A 119 NT II Ib r3 2 II I It Tilr 1111 1411841 Putter lar and llaT narhl 44 eel ttar C Ill I I et li for Krown Mill eiirlipoVnt li I I I M a etkrtus l rirllld Iamb allil Santo ola 14a ph InilelrhU I alIl I N rflk ItHl n ud I i 4 t M I tlatlt etrept 141411101 an 14 I I I I M Icily 3 lallalllulure and Hay lIne 1 2 IU I U week Oar OarFOR PHILADELPHIA F preM train besot ao folio 4 li il 711 7 He liis Ji UIIOI I hleiirn Itroltet wIlk tinilniM nr 0111 t d Ill I Washli klion tlrlel I II alIt I II I I IM AM l 12 n I let l itltI Slit J 94 4 4 lIt 4l b at M ui and v l i I M and 12 I II I Ishl Melillln ilatlor II Ill 1 A M anl 7 HI P I M riindati 11 rren 4Ie i a I I 10 141 tIll limited nd III I HA kl 97141 4 in 4 0 t i I K I sil I H I I M did 12 15 rlEut API r ninv iitlon 7t i I M The New 1 ru Iraiiler I tninianv 14 III oil let n4 cheek I nCKit fr ill 101110 I and tIeilPICCR Ion tIn tnblei of local Iralt aLly In any ticket aicnt of the l omi any LllAS ii I mill It WOOD iieuetal Manaaror Cenrnl 1aa r Atert Fast Train to the South C Tb OllllO0li M Till lAMIIlH SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE fnmnunr Ine MIT 24 will leave l ennitlTiinlft netrneI New 5 ork tallon font I nrllandt aiI t llelbn s ei CII it II II I M 0 ElK 1 I h4A3 4 ANtI St LMIA J P It 1 teie hlladelihln I 1 ti I M oilludayC 425 I M I I ann i p ilra 1 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