The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
April 22, 1890

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T I I 1088ES URESSI 1RaUQU IF YOU WANT irOn 8AJWB crrL f ouc JlK BOUND IN JJ11I UAND8 01 W BUM FURNISHED MOtfS if FLATS RELIABLE ADVERTISERS t SAVE TIME IV READING THE COLUMNS IF I a T J m SUN THE SUN j 1 I VOL LV1IXO 231 NEW YOKK TUESDAY APRIL 22 l kTEN PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS i S I I EIGHT hOURS A DAYS W011K MR aOMlKHS 81 J a 3111 rr JIK ilia Jiiits or TIIK fin van A million Mm Vie iimined lo Miike the C tinnttt he Citrpriltoie lo WI 1 Kllnt unit Turn the Oilier rdU CmcvGO Arull I I 21 The oiuhMoiir t ihiy la I the solo hloa being considered by the lalor world said Samuel lompcrc of Now York Iresldont of the American odcrallon 1 of Labor Mln tho hlttoiy of social and oo noralj runvoiuents tlnio has nol been one I which ricuived such sympathy nod BUI port as has boon accorded to the eighthour move n out I has covered Kuropo nnd on May 1 f the working population of that continent I isuiand tl I eighthour da Tho labor organizations of till country aro devoted solely to this ona Idea Wu think wa run do ono thing a 1 tlmo bolter than 1 multi plicity of things To tho end of obtaining the Ighthour work day wo aro ooncenlratlug all our eiergy ability and intelligence Vo aro doing I with Iho Unsl possible In jurious results to bunluera or comuierco Wo do nol want lo slop the wheel of Industry Wo I want to help them work move smoothly Wo want to remove Instead ot Increase filctlon ho proceed by degrees Wo havo singled out the fighthour day ns tho Ont thing to be attained Then wa have selected only one trade for which at llrst this improvement mut be secured Wo have choseu tho carpenters an tho first crnft for which to win this bonollt When the curpcntors shall have won wo will dtmaid It for the minors and mlno laborers Then other trade will ba taken up anti pushed forwnid In this way the oullro changa of tha InduMrlal system to the olgbthour day will ba accomplished with the least effect on the countryn business horn IB no doubt of the cuccest of the movement lu the American Federation of Lshir to whlah by cummnn content the be I Binning of tru rilghlhour movement Is i grant ed there are rsooixi membor In the move ment besides tbesothern are inoro than enough lo bring the Inn o to louooniimon Tie nov rnent for a eighthour day Is I on I dilloront liiisU I now from its flatus of luaii t Then w had an nmr enthusiastic raw recruits Now wo have I orcI of cool triilnod vcteians Thi movement of If li was chaolc disintegrated unsreicmntlc Today It Is I methodical or I vflnlzed prararail t 0 will s coro the eight hour dm lor tho workman of tho w rid not If It tnkos all summer but If It talus the rust uf our lIv I Jv 1 ha labor organisations of Chicago han ap pointed committees to arrange for a motiEtrr eighthour day piucn ulon on May 1 They ex 1 ct to flan 0101 men in line No progress was marie towHnl 1 settlement ol the cariMnter strike tnuay In met 1 sot tlemont SOSIMH further off than ever It was 7 understood liNt as Ion an the nm Maxtor t iiriionteiHA oclHtlon hould tocomn I 111101111 oelliion hnlil OCOI strong l enough to givo uiuplciyniunt to IUiiu luun woilc by that uumhor would bi luuiimed I The iender4 of the s rlkeis now say that they talked with tilt new organization us a matter I of courtiBy but thai In no ovaut will any of the strikers ha allowed to return to work until bosses representing scuenelahths of the em ploying capacity of the city hnvo given in and rococnlzed the union I is no Probable that this will be done son The Cltienx Committee which was ap pointed to bring about a settlement of the trouble wa to hay lot a committee of the employing carpenters for the purpose of talk lug tliu manor over this aflvrnoon but their I confr tin was given up under clrcuirstancos that whch direction point to 1 failure to foci anything in ten of the dissatisfied employees of the Vnttod Htatos Express Company tendered lenLer

their resignations today Jmsnuiau April lGrnnd Master Wllke Ion of tho Itrothorhood of Trainmen arrived In Ibo oily thl morning rite switchman say they can stop 1 trails from Now on to Chi y 1 cago unlosit the sixteen points presented In I their erlerauaes art conceded them The rail roads bnvo concedod ail but five ol llet those points but thd most Important re main to ba fettled The wnges on the Inn llnndlo mud have been rained eaunl to those on the Fmmsvlvanla but the men nn the later line havo lot secured then r advance Men on tin Allegheny Valley find that their chief erlavancu tho deducting of idght cents for I time taken at meals Is I null lurorod HtKRistiiiio Arrll 21 lilltor Fry of thi ewport X sis while ridlnc en a triln lo this I I city this evening wns told by a brikoinan that there would bo a general freight lralomen I Mrlko on tno Jenn lvania llallroid botween I Now York and Chlcac by tomorrow ovenlng at C J Inl unlorH the companY acceded to I i the demands or the rakcmau l Iho brakcinoii want shorter hours and pay for OVl itime and they have R comtnUtoo now making an ufTort r loMttlo tho maier with the company Ilia J biukcinnn who gavo the Information to Mr I 118 I Hahlo man and i ha gavu assurance thit what hi iaid was correct l tHIN vi uiih Arl VI I This afternoon I Mator Milllvan font letters to the striking rarnntorn union saying that the welfa u of I tho city lenulnd nn arliti allan of the pioscnt night hour Irouble lie asked It to appoint a loiumittoa to Bonier a his office with I Ilka commltton from the contrnctnrR n ociatlon I The union ro idlly Oiientod 10 do this and tonight the ontnutors and boneos nrPJlnted I their comniitteei with IWUJ to net to moot the rponterscommltto Tn morrow afternoon these coinniltiiet will attemiitlo arbitrate I lie pxltding dlflluiilty horn lire bin a few non union contort In the city and work bal moot at a standslill a 6tln11911 1IIJIIFl JIM ntiir uovita 7 A Ort Blnny Vnlon tnt Go Info fhn Muirnieiit nn luV 1 A long holII on tho iViik of tho Na tional HlenniBhlp line wan nekud yesterday I ulictlicr the retort that ttie I ii 6honnnrnrt Inlon had nckod for an olchthour work day I nn May 1 was truo Ho topllod that I was not his lonushorumons tinloim wero not now In noMtlon to demand eight hours and would not do anything at nil about the elihthour work day Our members said this loncshoreman are aretso totaklnc any decided stind upon this clthtliour nmkduy for Ihe rna on that In tno pait wo huvo siitTerfll too eoinly 10 do 1111 II now 011 belioo Inan oluhthour work day and would bu glad to ask for I If it wero Obbiulo to not I hut it iMit Wo tiievi l hat box thoro lire many moro unions lu the taioe Our inemlfifl fald lamei Iloyle of the Uluhinltlu Lnon mo diwdud upon the iiuosliou of thin wisdom I of nsklni for an eight hour work daj Many of m think that wo would not ho able to rersuado our omployerH In his probtmt state of the labor mm lot to ulvo I I to uc and v it are lu I no mind I to ral o n low T ho teal i ni y nun with uorkliiiruipn I Is to 101 anti eruuud tho omiiluyor rather than coerce liim I That is I lnIoru htiitlnu I I out upon uny course wo iclliivo in abcrtalnlnc how bUN fo Hful wo in Ilkoly 10 i n Thu doittlnn ol ail Ihhrbuur 1 I I k day Ii tilt boii lallodof I i for too ears hit I inMihd I i t of I thi ts nule ore irilatlon of Ihu I Auiurltitn 1 ornlnlllr t I iui I i I Ilklol I I pit rt In It a tnry hinall ortaniuilon only in I lot nutted to uk fo nn 0111 hour hit Ihun ton it N I left to tho decision of iiich union uhottioi it chall join In L the tietitariti 10 aneiulit hour work dm I hi la t I iinderotHnd tlm I htimd tnen hlhA l I Anierhan 4 rederatlon 1 hero I nn atttmpt to HPHI thlnic generally bulnuenoiai desire 1111 lenprlly gene al Ioalre to win u victory fiom emiilovern and make as much of it an It isposilblotodo Our unions oted not to mk for eight hourn bncnuso wu believed wo tilt not birouc naught 10 onfoico tho do luandTha 10 Tha rtfiamntlnirt In on saul John 1olioiiy I i their I 11111 ilpuntn i N I not lu Jiivnr Mil I uUlliin 10 k II hey Infoi I unitoly lu thu iiKrconirni wi i liwo lmv 101110 wah hut Hloiori suniii tiino IKI HUTU 1101 n iluuno I bitt upon uunovMiiit Him1 t I vi I Ik am uir I I her deuita a I upon rmplotoiv it llhout I I Klvlu it them throe rapiith loll if fit WITH not for hour hut Wor you nouhl day llnd 111 yliiflo Rot the eight It wan the uihttiifl foiieially of worklncmnn 1111 orklll10n that wnilu 111 ili ii nid lorn workday of olclit p Jiouia I would lit I cit IIH i I few ii it hoi the inu Jobrt b I no I iiiiiinufliiiviiiH I t into which I the y liini Inter I with LOu Ill mor would be l leI 111 iiiklujanr mutt I hi it wull 1 b Ilmit HMl tCtiuit Union t nd IllIIUll IIUI J u IT Lnlon I the i llltl Iut or Inlon announced yes I erdav Ilnll uy had won their tuiko lor nn ellllI1lr work lay They Mini that their employer linn acceded also to the demand for 22 J a day to the cement laborers and flU cents hour to time oniihalt and cement lay Cr i S ork is l hitfk now In this trader I ecrulll i I hrldloplmr l van announced yes itii as Hut i mi loiiurrit woiilrt lr I ei clrcu I Ir th a nnjnponti 1 ti 1 ith ur work thai lf tI II t to thu orkliiKiiieii ol urn world tI7 I Till rl Qrmlkero ithfottijul g etllemout yes tetiluty t w1 Kauffmiinnlirothfrs the cigar UlnufMIUIOI 11 winch liii Jil employe will begin work lho Him raluud to dhecioo I Ills terms of lottlement rululd 116CloJO 4 JtttOlIKU 11V A LAST fALL Frnnel n Ciiantnchum Lisye aOOOD to Uabrlellc F Flllpplnl ol Purl I Ogden liochninn t O dun Illod ytBtorday with ProbAte Clerk Tlnoey Ibo will of Fr ncis O 1 CunnlUBham who died March Cunliulham on Morch 24 at Nice Mr Cunningham who wa a brotherln law of U U Mills left a staler Mrs Jlnry U JJlhop of 8S1 Fifth aonnc and several nenh ewe and niece The will names us trustees suit executors P O Mills Ilcber 11 lllnhon James and Frank Cunningham and Ogden Mills but time endorsement on the petition I states that only Frank OunnlUBhnm of 1U9 Kast Thirtysixth street will quality The bulk of the will Is taken up with tirolslon HKurdlncn trust of Mflo000 for the benefit of Mat in I rillpnlnlof Villa Vupont hue IorKO Icso lens and her daughter Oabrlulle iran colas The will concludes 1 authorize by this t my hist will and lash Shutout the said Cia I bridle F I to assume mid take and use the name of Unbrlelle F Cnnnliiuhain iht will directs that tho trust os shall found the trust with the real estate of MrOunnlnehua In this city and his bonds ana personal sociiri ties put In nt an appraised market talue yield lag b per cent or I the 0 Iot iiniclent ulrnll I nHko tip the dellrlency by tnklnBso much of I I his real estate In ban 1 raiicUcoasUtiocossary I Mme 11llnll 1 U to have 3Oth a year for her life tihels also to receive hut In eimo of her death or uiirrlaga then Charles Lherbette u Iails banker and godfather of dabrlollo t4uix 1 ear lor the mnliitiMinnce and educa tion of tiabticllo branolse until she reaches tbo age of U She Ik to halo fliXH from n to alO 19000 alter 21 and 112000 n year when her mother dies After rhe attains the agit of ii years she Is I to receive fCOOoo of time principal of the trustiorlf shomarileB before that time with Ibo consent of her mother and godfather she IB I to hn o the iruoOO dowry Tho trust H I to 10 lo Onbrleilos Issue or If there ha none to rnori to Iho residue I Marie 1 I Illppinl Is alive at Gnbtlollt death a portion of the trust Ii to be eet aside for her annuity of mmiiiatlomm 1UHO or Bho may accent a cross auui In com The will further directs hat I onefifth of the Irromoot the residuary estate which IH I also made I tniftl hal be I aid to tne oldest son of the lato William Cunlluhal living at the death of Trancis 0 unolncham cud that iho temalnderof hits Income or the residuary l tame bo dlxlded Oliinlly Bmonc the other nriihews nnd nIeces nf r the deceilont Ihulr I chlldron nre to have the principal These I nnphoWH and nieces are Ogden Mills ofJ Kant Mityninth Hoot and Mrs Whltolaw held children of a deceased sIster Jams and John M I t iinnlncham of Han Fianclsio WllllnnCun nlnchnm of M lat 1JUtli 1 street Ftoderlok 1 CuunlnLham Iluckluuham lloel IllUabeth 0 Mary M 1 and 1iank CunnluKhaui of 1UU Eat ihlrtslxth ttreet New itik Ono of Mr CunuinBbntua helis said last oonlni that none of the family had any tier mnial aciiuatniHuco wllhMissUabriello Thcro would oortalnly ba no conltfct ol her rights 1 lie late I Mi Cnnnlnuhum was one of lie lour chlldum of Jiniius I iinniuuhiini an Iron nnd hteam 1011 manufacturer who owi el a large place at Ininkton and hut I a liriio forlunu whlih has slucD Increased Ills eon Ilanoli iliiinliiKhaiii ever iii itt neil In I early life I lie was associated with his father In busiiiixs but he rutlrud years HBO The lust ten tears he had hived abroad opondlnit moat of his time at thn ierman springs for lilt health Ho had thus fni nifd tho aiiiualntanio of those reach poople Ho wits about ill when ho died Mi Thomas L Ogden the lawyer having cliarco ol the will Mated that Mr CunniuK hum course hail been uiiproreii by the lam Iiy all 01 whom had taken an interest In the young lady smie learning of Mr Cunning liaiuB Bonerosltytownid hrr Mr Ovden esti mated tho Milne of Mr Cunnlncham etato at consldorably over a million so that J120UU I year wns not nn uxtraordlnary letnuy as romoared with the whole Income of r tho prop Shy Durel CuniilUKluinis body was brought to this country for builaL 3UK 1A KIKLTltlV SUIT A DroUlOB In I For of KrAHorn jO B crul Cartand and Ill CodelendMls WAsniNnrox April 21In flit Court In Gene al Term today a decision was announced In the celebrated 1anKleetrlo case otherwise the ease otI Ilnnls ItoBers against oxAttor noyUeneral Garland ion Joseph IX 1 John ton Ibham O 3 HarrU John 1 C Atkins and Casey Young Judge Cov delivered the 01 In lon fit f the court The casa has been In the courts wince the summer of 13811 and was brought rO dissolution ot partnership an le OimtlucAa In December 1S8IJ Judco James In the Equity Court dismissed the bill and the plaintiff appealed In December 1838 the Court In General rerm reioised the decree dbmlsHlnc the case and remandlnir It to the Special Term and on Sept 23 iat t on motion or Mr Earl It was cortiftttd to the ioDoral term by JuiLo Co lo but heard In the first Instance Here It wax argued a tow weeks ago The coniplulnnnt clnlmud lo be the owner of I nmnler or pntents to operate which a joint stock ciinpuny was formed but alter Inter vIews with Hm a nowcinpany was fmmud by the doiendants on 1 basis of a capital of Si ofli00 He charges that the defuiidantM had not kept their itcicomont with him to push tho prooct and secure ncomprehensUa ohai lei nn l that they had deprived him of his I ilthtH nnarloiiH I ways I 11IIUlo orne tloneril Onrlnnd his answer d niod that any Injury had hecn dono the com phijnaiii but asserud that the complainant had iolatid his contract by Hlllua a larno I p irt I not the wholr of his lideresi lor UuotM or ticl u Ihuroliy Injuring Hie company and hirbu gin g It I t nnd Ito I mock into I dlronuto Mr Uatlnndnnd the other dofondimta denied In ci detaIl mphilniint all thu luuterlnl allocations inudu by the Iho Court hold that the charge of lolallon of nuieomont had not been sustained the 0111 lunl aareemen1 hiointf been In effect canlud out that the allocation of n new aid ainondcd contrail bolnc iniido was not sustained that Iliiiiphiinnnt wile not enUMod I loan I account nor for money to bo paid back lor the reason tluuitan been taken and the complainant act OUtit had cOIlalnnlt received Ills ill rjuienu it 111 paid and if I he hud not been paid enough bitt lumody was by an action ut law I that ho wuhontltkd to was araconvoynnco of patents not coneoq to tho 1niiIlfctrlc Telephone Company and lan metrlo Telegraph oinpatiy The bill would bedbmissoa eath nuty to tiny his own Costa TJ MSI Ayr U10UWl SICJbJ henry H 1iirroy Put On flu Ltd lend lumen J Nlerln Dropped Tlii Tuiiimmiy Society mot lea night nor elected Us officers for the ensuing year There wore two changes from lest carlsl One of these was the election ah n snchoni or Henry D Iurroy the loader of tho Twentyfourth dis trict in place of James J Bla in rind tutu other I wa the election of Tohn I Mc ioldrlck I sac rotary In place ot Thomis 1 Cihro Neither i rhniiiie was n sun rlo iho rolntatement of Mr Iurroy 10 a high place lu Tammany after nn al fence from Its fold fold for ten cam wa Inll frnmls foll ole Ilit oft Tammany I what ovorvhoilioxtwcted I 101 lmmaoy bccauHO lit I couldnt got along with John horn I IIIIIR I I u u i erhomil I friend 01 llictiaid trokor and it Is I Mill was elected I tnclom at the special I I rIIOt 10 I I IS olcteL r l hllluu star ba shies liii waS removed as bon duellllU 011 In WI romovel lS thu Iader or thl I bird lslrlct Ito Is not now I a nllol of TllmluY1 INlral COIUUltot and I Inokul up 1114 nn oiitshlnr I Mr 1 t lilroy roliniiulslifd the secretaryship I probably bicnute 110 did not duo to be bother Hi 1 with Us duties but Ihs wits too simple ft rencn to ploa o the gossips who Biralchtway fald that he was amubitiotme of being made IS tnnnd hachem Jr MoOoIdrlck was elected pecrotury In his place on his recommendation Urand Mieham A 1 Tnppan presided at the nifiMliiB which was an unusually large one Ahum iiiOnsciui ors 10 present among whom was Mayor Iran This is the elected ticket l4uhim Hutu J runi John J tiorni n Chirtes I one mel o tevrI rustic cl I1 John sue1uett l f lxliard I Crnktr W fcourk ockrka Chin 11 iIua run ji lm ioefurane UtrlnrJ I Mtrila TDomu L sillier llmryl II Iurroy sc roitry Julio I JlciolJrict Trf r1 Arthur liirr l Miiniaorr Wlllitm II IubU WiilinkleJoliii 1 Neirmtu Fachnni Mr Toppnn will pioluhly be reCleoted Grand Mnlr BlSOOO lo He i on Hurt Lot is I Dlll Ji W f Lord book keeper for ilesh A u Mookpnlnterwas arrested tonleht on a warltlimi charclne him with em LczzllDC tISUOO of the firms fund 8Lord has cknowledirrd taking the money and says ho lost it betting on the races A nhortage IQ h accounts was discovered last month anti a be opreentOd I wits only rix that amount was accepted from him and he was discharged II l 11 immedaielr lif trail nmUliiK 1 hook In Pool I cite ind cimtinusd to tithe I heavllv Flesh J NOu k l tilt itO oxiiert to woik oo their books I and it wa dibcovcred that Lord had been I stealing foruetcral year and that be bad taken fully iilu of hue ilrraa luiids Jl Ion ever half of It back DI Vrootor Knott against bpukane last prilt lie 15 DOW in JI t I PAUNELL ON THE LAND BILL ni1 HFEttCIt JV TUB COM SI Off 3 COY ftAfVVO XMJCfOPRt NKASVHK He Hur It Would Utterly Fall c a Aeeom pliak I PnrpoeUeshoe r L1 rn 11 wklh 1 Ie flegerds s 1 JnNPON April lIn tho House of Com mons today Mr Parnoll moved that time Irish laud Purchase bill bo rejected by the House Kpoaklnitln support of his motion he raid that the measure juitllled tho claims the National lets made nine year nlo lie welcomed Mr Ilalfouras the latest recruit to the ranks of the land reformers While accepting Ibo Gov ernments recognition of the principle of the laud for thu people Mr TarnoU declared that h could not admit that the bill was a satisfac tory solution of the land question The Initial Question was how far the British taxpayer would BO lu lending credit to the Irish landlord The experience gained b the dissuasion of Mr Gladstones land bill in 18s8 showed that tho taxonier would uot KO far enouuh to finally settle the land dlfllctilty The present bill was meant Imply to enable one ninth of the owners of land In Ireland those being tholareorabsonteo landlordsto sellout at exorbitant prices leaving their poorer resi I I dent brethren In the lurch Mr 1urncll objected to the bill on tho ground that It did not provide for carrying out what It nroposod whllo it exhausted the only Irish credit available The bill ho declared was unsafe to Ibo imperial taxpayer tho guaran tee and counter guarantees It clnlor lulllleosl provided being illusory and InsufllclenL According to Mr lialfours IlBUios relief would bo provided for only threofouilhsof the tonnnls Jrovldol I Mr Tarnoll furlhor oliiected to the bill be cause It would exhaust 1 tho lrl h credit with out the consent nt the Irltih and without tiny local control the application of this money In to be distributed under the provisions of the bil Again while coercion is applied as It is now tho tenant can noxer bo I tree agent The bill did not deal with the conKesiod districts Ills own proposal ho hull was tho samu that he made In 1881 with a few modifications Dealltic with the Inulllcloncy of mndlcntlons LII Iuruell said that the Innd question was not so large as ninny people AIDlJOfl1 but they could man It larger by thu method of purchase proposed 1 adopted the bill must make the question lUMloD a larger question The principle of tho bill was to buy whole estates and X40dOOOOU Kim I ridiculously luaduiiuato sum for the iMirposo Ireland contained HuOoliOD acres of land Iho poor law valuation of which was jCWuiiOlW amouDtlnB at eighteen and a half years purchase to HG5UHnOO which nmuuut would bo necessary lo protlde n solution of tho laud uuosiloii Otherwise I threeiiuurters of lie t question i would ho loft untouched Mno tenths tho landlords would have no pros ptt except to continue thuG stillo with tenants trylnc to obtain iho same treatment as the tnnu out minority I Illorly Iho Parnoilltoa ore divided In their opinions on Mr Inniells motion They think an ex planation lhnoce I sarv Mr Gludtono dined at the Grand Hotel this evening with ee eml American frleudb lE1lA Dln JnH HVSlKlf The French Avenue ThcmielTe Up n th Fennle AVnrrlorn of Ilaunmer PARR April 21The Dahomcyans have made two vIgorous assaults upon the French positions In Unliomer lour French soldiers htntloned at outposts were captured and be headed 1 ho French retaliated upon the Ia liomeyani by beheading Iho of the female warriors of the King who had boon captured Hbfi Get Illvore LONDoN April 2lTho stilt for divorce brought by Mrs Detchgoren nBainst her hus band was decided In the Probate iivorce and Admiralty Division of the HlBh Court of Jut I tlco today Tho petitioner averred that she was married to the respondent In the 1nlteil I Slates h Itti I they nuarrtIlad and separated Mr iiutchc sub eqtionlly pClllrtL Jolchlel 81b ellonlly I do t cieo of diorco nsalnst bur from I court In Chicago on tlm pi hat she had deserted him I Jin tlun innrried I woman ninud O Ioary I Mrx DetchBoyon based her action In the I nullh court rm the grounds of bluamy anti adultery on tho tart of her husband Tin court granted her a divorce Emperor William at Jlrrmen KRMK April 21 Emperor William nr rlved nt Ilremen this morning He received nn enthiihlnBtlo reception Tho Kiuperor was driven In I carriage through decorated streets to the port where he Inspected the quays He also 1111 visit to tho Kxchanuf Later In the n ho laid the foundation stone of the monu ment to tilt grandfather Emperor William 1 1 hen this celulllY was concluded the Fm peror proceeded to tho loll linthhnus Kollnr I whnio ho cte a toast to the prosperity nf tInt city In the evening the city was Illuminated In honor o the visit of his Majesty lumllalel t I In laying the foundation stone of his Brand fathers monument line Eimioror said that the monument would bo lo tIle dopnrtod I me morial to the living a remembrance and to tho future an example to emulate 1 ho Lmperor at Uremorhuon was received with great enthusiasm I 14OO Mueeehei Coming VIKNVA April 2LIn tho IloIchRrnth to day notice was given of l4n speeches to be mndo durlnu the budcet debate Count Ion Taafe explained that when ho undertook to form the Cabinet ho was charted to reconcile the Germans and the Czechs That he said was not n new idoic nf the Krnpornrn snil 10 hotel soon to meet with entire success and In the mean time he unj oalud to thin House to curtail the debate tw RoyAtty In HmBhup hoary April 21TIHI Crown Frlnrfl of Italy who Is now touring In southorn Itu sla mot with a railroad accident today As the train on which ho wns tra lllnir was loaIne Madlkiulcns tho chlof town of the Terek diBtrlct I was I In own from the Irm k by tho brenklui of n wheel of ono of the cars 1 hl roan Irlncu was severely shaken up aud received uomral contusions flrrmnn Policy In Alrlcu I HrnidN April 217ho Votairhe Zcitimg referring the ZanzIbar despatch 8tntosl that I tneldeorso forhlddlnc tim of I tllllcreo forbldilol passage caravans throiiBh the country behind Tansa and Inn gent has been withdrawn owing to the repro Hentations n tho llrltlnh COIIHU says that aarmnny will I not allow hor colonial agents to Injure her frlendls relations with alents HUnlnjr t the Theatre UncssEM April 21Ihtiammbn was performed this evening In honor of Henry M Stanley There wan a brilliant crowd present Including foreign dlplnmntlo representatives Cabinet Ministers members of the AntlHlnvery Conference and other distinguished persons

btanley was greeted with applause A NoUd flora Breeder Ullli Himself LONDON April 21Col P E Hrnco a noted member of the turf and breeder of the horse Ht Gallon the winner of the Derby at tho I psora meeting lu 1NH4 has committed suicide by hooting lilmsolf with I revolver The City or Purl Wont Hull Till NOT 1 Irvrnrooi April 21 Tho repaint of tie Bteamshlp City of Paris hare bnnn put Into the bands of Mestre Jalrd ot Ulrkenhead and her Jet dt of tailing will be Nov IX I Hitqn TkoniKBd Hhoemaker OB Hlrlke DEBUt April 21 Sixteen thoimnnd Her i lln nhoemaktrs have struck They demand n working day of ten bouts and wages not lets than eighteen marks per week 811S A Kn lna folonel Kmteiced To He Hunt BT PrTFJwnrjio April 21It IB said that fbi SubmlJt who sold plans of the Cronatadt fartru has Men sentenced t b eliot BliMr In the Landtsg 1bnLT April 21It IB expected that Prince Landtag IMcmarok next week will attend the debate in the Fait Train to WseIuitou AcnapUK itlitdDtt of tut trilm lo lalllnor and Wnblnilon 14 cptrMtd by li JtrMr C Dlril la llor l aod n asS o All tratsi ruo ihrooib sad art jBli 4 wild laO artr u stptg 1 ir ructui flt 1 rol atUI rt Of wlru s44lv En HttlBc Tobar Wi ti pro me ill sherry 5Qrl Hiitlti wise I I 0 I a lurl Uo wUslMlt 54stl45 J UBIUBR ItIJL tAlLB Two TTholfaale Clolhlnit Firm In the Ilnnde at tnei H tit riff Augustus I Rockwell turrlernt 731 IJronil way made an assignment yesterday to Horace O White without pioforonce Mr Rockwell began business about ten t years ago us agent for lievillon 1 rote furriers of 1aris and re mained their agent until about two years ago He did a large business on his own account Importing time bulk of his goods from ruiop his purchases In thi market being small HU wife was said to bo very wealthy and the trade I believed hn had ample capital The assignment it Is said wait preclnltalcd by a suit brought by lllumonstlol V lllrsch at I tornoys lor llovlllon IrcTesof 1arls to recover abOUUO for goods they trnnsfeirod to him when b ceased lo be tbolr agent nnd goods sold to him since then Ho gave acceptances for the goods which were not paid whon ihty ma tured Mr lllumonftlol mild vesterday that lumon Mr lloekwell had transferrnd stock and uc III coitnta to tho amount of about HIldU anlu wife orovlous to tho assignment In almonl I of an allegnd debt to her und that hue did not think the liabilities to the trade would amount to over loUUO outside of the amount duo Ho titian Frtroe The store of A Solluer A Co whole nU deal ers In clothing at 4w llroadway with a retail stoic at Emir 1811 the hands of thug hiuoi ihi TIne firm Is I composed of ugustu Hollner and Aaron Wnllhelm Two moiitlm ago their unto mont ihowod assets taiitbJ mnl llalllitlos WiiiHl They confess tO jndgnunts for 19 wl Herman loheuh attomey lor hun judgment i I ment creditors said yesterday that somo ol the lors 01110 creditors hud teen t paid Including purl of the judgments during Ihe day out nf tin nutntnml lags and that tie other llublllllcs would prob ably not exceed 114000 Jacobs A btelnberg whole nlo dealers In clothing nt G Canal street with a lelall store In Jcisey City nro In the luanthit of tie hborllT having confessed judgments for about 7riOO for goods sold and inoniv advanced tho larg est being In ant nf h Stein II 1711 1 M J htidn t erg SI till Tho liabilities lire about tjOtio Tho stock was valued at about tlJOUO but part of It was lepliulned by creditor Kllen C L Cotiklin dcaloi In ulnHnnro and crockery at in Vo oy street made an asptgu mont yesterday to Charles 1nrmaleo giving a prcloronce to J 0 UtROod for J135UU 1JIWIII 0 CUUKCIl Ii CTIQ1I1 Tho Her Mr Hehmootm Dcmnnde the Iii pll bat Faults to Jet II NAI KKVIITE III April 2llhe German and English branches of the Evangelical churches here are in a dllemmi The two I conferences recently hold In Chicago both sent I a minister to each church null yesterday each minister attempted to perform his duty In tho German church the minister of the anti Kshor faction the hoc Mr Pry obtained pos session of the pulpit and had commenced to preach when the minister of tho Ishor Confer once tho lo Mr Sohmoot marched up the I aisle and exclaimed in ho name of tho Illlnolx Conference demand podbosslon of this II pulpit Presiding Elder Dyers arose and said that i thoro was but one Illinois Coufin I url and that I I the pulpit was then in the iionsoislon uf f tho minister sent by thnt Conlorene Uholtov I Mr Schmoutthen called upon all vho weio I loyal to ins Illinois onforen o to follow him i 1oilowcd by stout onothlrd of ih congrega I tion ho proceeded tho Sundnv school mono I In tile basement wboio he deien his ier i mon while the Itov Mr Pry pnaJiod in tho church aboe i r Iho Jngllsh branch of IhA church occupies tho Noithweoiein I Col logo chapel Imt I II Is I rue I tees I of rio college refused allow any ono but the representative of the Lher I oat tenuo to prnach In i the chapel anti hit n nntl1 I I slier man hold cervlco iu a had Iwo thirds of the church are autlLshermon I llAltLIXQ AX1 IllS HITE Multi John F Plamnier A 00 Amtcnee Vonll ttl OOOO rut i Jlrmt Money Donohup Ncwromlio l rirdoro brought suit yesterday In tho Supreme Court ou behalf of Jeremiah 1 Murphy as n sgnoe of John P Ilummer Co against linina and William Piarllng for the po8i6Mon of curtain lands near Port Washington i J ho complaint nhcges that William S Dnr I ling took from the trim l sunn nuureyallni lili000 and aiipr pilatod them to Iho uso of I himself and his wife It Is I also charged that I on March 12 ISsV Darling caused to bo con i veyed to his wife 22 loU on ISJth Street e tending from Ulmonth avenuo to Klugsbridia road for an alleged ciilibideratlon ol tl I Tlio truth of this transaction U alleged to bo that i JIW Hurling did not give any good Or aluabla I Cofloluhi attain for the propiTtt mil that It WIIA paid for In whole or In I part out of rnnonuoyr taken I from tho t II nil It Is hnrgid that mouovs item taken fiom tile Him whon It owed Inrga sums to 1iedltoii p Uhapinpurt Is daclurcd tu t be lu equity the pn pony t of J 1 F Pluninur V o and thu conNovnnco ineRtly a cover to en able Dnrllni I to cheat and I I dalraiid the I crud I tort oh Iho t Ilrm Iho 1 ittngn ito ih demand that t Jurllnii be madoto nonuni for monnis taken by him i thai t I hut pro urtv bn Impros I J with a n rust In fuvor uf t lie I IlalntllT I nnd that thin do I londauts bu unjuluud from tinnhfcirlng It tioo Hill A n UMAX IIVK Air Clirlitophcr Inin s fine I for the PrlTl leg 01 lilllluic Mi 11111 KAiyriMonF Apt ii 21 Ono hundred dol lars Is the prliowhUh the Italtlmora County Court has Imrged c WIPIam 1 Christopher a wellknown man about town for the privilege of killing Charles 1 I Iogue also n wellknown sporting man There had been two mistrials and the line wn Imposed us the result of a compromise between Iho Statos Attorney and tho prlaonerH counsel According to the evidence adduced at due two trial Iogue had Induced Uda Cole Christophers mistress and the i proprietor of a hotih of III I famo to n conn over to n saloon I In I his I uiiighi but hood and drink with him and his rican 1 o Ihrlstonhet I wit ii alecp I at the lime I I but upon ho ring what was going on he followed He watt In a very ugl mood and lit no I means disposed to sub mit to ho t bantering of Iou I who teased him boBhtlng of IH gutting huuu girl away Iojuo had Ixon drlnklLHand llnally provoked Chilstophorso I thoroughly th t it hediuwnpUtol l and idiot him IOU dropped to tho ground and died lu i a few moment hrlstopher l was put In the dock today and pleaded guilty to manslaughter The plea wins accepted by the I Mato olhcors sin it JI lIt llnrke Imposed a fluent fliii and co ts Tins was paid and Christopher walked out of court a hoe man A ntrl Blown Up VentIlating Hbafl HroKANE FATTH WnshniKton April 11 A most remarkable Incident occurred vector day afternoon at tho now hotel Spokane which Is i to be thrown open to the public on Wednesday One of tho chambermaids named Anna Martin who with tha entlia corps of hotel aitaclns were recently brought fiom Chicago was somehow caught up by tine wings of a largo voUiaing fan In the kitchen nnd carried up the escape pipe as far as the second I story where she was wedged fast by her I clothing After locating her precise position the tdpu wan cut open and Ibu pitt sass taken out uninjured Thu fan Is a huge affair ten ot across making twelve hundred reolu I lions Mr minute nobbed or llOOO Worth of DUma i LOUISVILLE April 21 A Steltmu t Son jewollnrs here wore robbed this nfternqbn of iJi0 worth ofdlaniiiidti 011 SlIturdB neal looking man bought rlnr at HIP store and lift It lo hllVu his initials encraed Today he nnd another linn tame in about the same tine nnd war talking al out buying Only tIe older Molmiu win In The man who bouuht tie ring suddenly called hteluaus at tention to Homo nrlKles and the Mrnnger ilippod alI of jowelr containing fortyono rings tint two sets of tarr nus Into his pocket The two boon alter left hudnau did not dis cover the thud till an h ur later ChlritKnii lulcntrd IInr 1 ClllOAoo AI lrI121 nil Indict innnt against Frank Woodruff alias Illack charging him with complicity In the murder of the late Dr I IT Cronln was dismissed today by consent 11 the Ilalo An Indictment for horte atcallnir still stands agaluiit hlui Hu said he helped kill Dr Cronln Labor Nole The strike at the Flatlo Web Company I works In Brlilff port U I al an coil lho non nulon mn Jtbti iord l lusetci ift l Tin Ifugllsh wurirt sri buS iuItnlr Iliac until I Miy Jt wlun I Hit maiitr uf r ducu prle out oumI ot i si i rTo niAttilntrv will t M tli4 taazbilratioun h UII1Jv Lu I StbtisWS I TIlE CIIY OF BERLIN SEIZED cnrTKcron EniunnTKTs on 10 iut rottcR ruM vvaroiis IIKOUTAIIO MUnxhlp Mnt Not Hrln to pltehnrice CHrao Llll They Slave 0sit Properly i lered IOKxIble CampllcMtlnn Thorn wan a treat uustlo on tho Inman line dock at the foot of Ilairow Btiet North llher yesterday The great steamship City of 111I11 llerlln was In the ehaiBo of the Custom an I i thorltles at this port and late lu the afternoon I Collector Erhnrdt notified Peter Wright k I Hans tine agents of the steamship lo appear i i before him and explain how it came about Hint I tho City of Berlin commenced unloading cargo nt 7 oclock In tho morning before she had been lawfully entered at the l1I lom House I and before any permit had been granted III I lowlnghor to discharge cargo Unles biitls factory explanation is I alien to the Collector a conference which Is expected to bo held this I morning the steamship la liable to conllsoa tlon to tho United btatos Government For some time put It Is charged that many I of the steamships arriving early In the morn Ing have not waited to ba properly entered at the Custom House or to receive the lawiul par i mlt to discharge cargo Collector Prhuidt do I trrmlnod look icto this matter and ycstor I day morning Chief Wilbur of the special troar ury agent at this port was on tie Inman line t dock with come of his men Ileforo they wore aware that tim steamship was unloading with out a permit thirty cases were on Iho wharf A consultation was then hold with Deputy bur eyor Cntlln and ho decided to report the case Immediately to Surveyor Ion I The inspectors In charge of the vessel John I E Closo and Mlllaiu Kearney were relieved from duty for permitting such a thing in I ioht tlonoflow and after an investigation of Ihulr conduct Buneyor Lyon recommended theIr remonl from Ibo sen ice Collector frbunlt coincided with tho recommendation and for warded It to Washington The customs in spectors nay that they permitted Cant lirow tor the superintendent of the Inman pier to commence dlsclmiulnB cargo without a lor nut null before the vessel was entered nn hue guarantee that nn harm uliould come In ilium It is not known whether I apt lewin hue man lor of tlm Itv of llerlln knew what WIIH goIng on If It can ho satisfactorily proved that ha was acquainted with tha situation and itlll permitted the unloading to proceed tlm City Iterlln according to Treasury regulations ci u bo confiscated Meanwhile Chief Wilbur seized the thirty canes of goods which had been nnloadel anil rtl more vvhltb had boon did barged while all the folks were looking Into the a dint i of tIt Cutoms Inspector I and my direction of tho I Collector sent thnni to Government stores TIn goods heled couiprlo riockery silks and lIt o I summer fabrics In t all I mined tn about tJHt lucre will be no end of complicotlnnh hr I Ito Importers of these goals over the solurn They HIO Innocent partlex hut iliac rnuiint hold the I Cud tonn authorities reel risibli bo cause the goods nero tplred under Treasuiy regulations Their redress it is until must come from the steamship company It was Intltim od that this Is only the begin ning of an nlTort to enforce the Tie ihury tegn Intlono with the sieamshln companies It Is cialmud that their hasto n unloading bcfoie tie vessel Lisa ben properly entered and a permit granted for the disc barge of cargo Is nn easy road lo smuggling on a olosnal crude It Is I not Intimated hit any of tho steamship companies han tIns romntat Idua of partici pating In such busIness but it It I claimed that their methods linlto frauds on tho revenue CAlT AtARi 11 STILL CAIIAIX Anil M Jor KIna I Now Iteulenantloloncl of the sand Iloulment Major William II King was elected Lieu tenantColonol l of tine Twentyf econd Iteglinent last I ovonlnc nt Brigade Headiiuarters 111 tst Fortyfifth licet Tho election was held bv order of AdjtGen Jolnh Porter who granted appeal of C apt Cieorce K J TU Hart for a new election on tlio ground that the eoctli n of Jan 10 wn Illegal hecuui the law i cludlngstntrotllcers from voting was uncon stitutional and also 1 einu p tint polls had been closed before the hour was up The matter was referred to AdvocateGen oral Clllloid A H llnrtlett and lie decided thnt the law relating to staff ofllcors was con Htliutlonal but recommended that the other charge b Investigated This wan none with tho result that a new election was cuderedto take i lace lat evening Tho polls woio open from N 10 U oclock and the cieut majority otod on time i ifrlgOon louls rit7grahl acted as teller j anll die count shoved this result Ttal num I ber of Ole Cast 27 of which apt George E H Han had o and Major William Ji King 21 I den Fitzgerald announced the vote and LleutCol King said a wind of acceptant u apt John I Leo tliu architect of the new nrnii ry building who was chosen Iloutennnt tunnel at the lauunry election withdrew root llm I onnrnat Iiif h oHlcHr reonlviid it tvi e written loiter from Capt leo dating that he believed that his ru Iccllon would bn followed ID liih being deprived of lim commlshlou as ha liad been before While 1 am advised thu latter c ontlniic that the courtH would ilout less biistain me yet I nm loth to bo tho medium through whlihdiffuienccH between certain oflt cent of the regiment hhillbocanxabBed Cnpt leo concluded by waiting his right to lice po tltton tint withdrawing from the content In fa vor of Major King Tn Tin KlHina Of Tuis Srs All beterAt wtlkl Ara I witbilrew from his conlA t for Iiruuiaut l ulOE if lha Tri iv srcnntt UeiriinAti cit Imve vine worSen ant voleil Ittr VUof Kmic who Wi elcrteil rite oprtiiiilon wlchmir lu tiv th imiilir think thnt f ra n ckDilt Ul mnil hiwl been df aud cast iii tots Inr mo iii l Hi elecUKii hell tanlnln for which I thnik tutu i H B IIiiT uaptaln Tirrnty scout Htf lintllt X T S K U h i wYuH April Jl t l J They Mluh In Govern Tlien elvee ST PAUL Aprl 21 Dr Brett of HnnT N W T It In this city on his way horn from Ot lawn Ha Is n member of the Northwest AH Feuiblr and nmlor I of the LleutennntUov crnors Advisory CouncIl The Northwest Ter ritory has been endeavoring toobtuln a chance itt it rondo of gnviinment no at to bate self gof rnmenl ilnillar lo the various Canadian provinces A bill granting a greater decree of felfgo rnment than thai n w existing Is I be foro the Canadian larllament but U does not meet the demands f the people The bill now befoie Parliament lip said Is eiy go d as fur oa It goon but nothing short of provincial autonomy In the fullest souse will ballsly the people They wIll not ba content with anything less than getting contiol df the funds toted for the expenso of govern ment In the Territory together with power to elect their own executive or advisory council Aunlni the Aqueduct ArbliratlOB Hill At the Republican Clubs meeting last night KxAlderman John P Wlndolph was elected a member L1 T Uartletl of the Com mittee on Municipal Affairs offered a resolu tion thanking the Kassett Committee for the good work Its inweitlgatlons had accom pllffiod The resolution was adopted ns wu a resolution condemning Senate bill fliP which provides for the kettluiaent of aqueduct claims agalnsl the city by a special tribunal This liut resolution Bays KtiolttiS liii lb dab appeali l lie ih Rtrnbllein tntmberi of ibc 1 irUlkiart not to lions upon Ilia 1iriy the lenny reiponilbl liy to public critIcIsm which the taIe of larh a till ur tti Ktpubtlctn LeiiUIsIurs woulu render U Justly ajct Cnt Hlnnd Ifiinorvm PoUCIee The snbHxeoutlT Committee of the 0 It K Ot Citmp ln CuinmUlet wee prlTAUly ntllCcd lil week to itunii a mttllQff In th rooms of the Ohio Society on bftlnrda eight of court lti utw Is k rui set iQitintly tvtry on of th dturlot ladr uf the H 14 K n r olf J lo audit tbt mciilof II turnrl out Hit lbs chief tiuintM on band wsa lo Inijulr wbnh ror not JamS u Uotlurray wu run u0nug the llefruth district H X R u 110 much after tu iiiininsr of t inlpiiitl stow Mr McHumr pniu list l 10 drop tin I1lull t Mnpird i Miyorklly boom anti lie I wan lorifUfn me canoes will net cgain tauifht when plane will t fnrnuilAUil for buliilluic up rfftnU UOD lo the dliincu whlcti an not ptxutiitxui dlrsdrntksr JCkrel iililrt ind Birth dny Mr George Enrol house at Park avenue and Niutiyfourtb tlrMI wMtdorntd with fiowtrt Issuer uncy In honor of hi tlihlyitcond blrlbdiy of Irtod father Ebrtt as h la always called la Ilii afternoon a large somber nf friend ratted to congratulate the od rtiiiJeinau lieorje hiiret le in lurope n4 risk A 1 lint wae matter of eerenioulM jiitillaiher tbrel li IB rood Iitaltu Lad tcaUa tai itll wuliooi ipMU4laa MIS3ILeRXIPz MIOon A HrcHk In the 1CTC0 Ahont Tklrly Mite Delotr New Orlenni Nrrw OntKANs April 21A brisk east southeast gait accompanied by drizzling rain and occasional showers et In at midnight and continued until C P M today causing high tide along the lull shore and a rise of six Inches In the river About noon today the levee gave way just above the sugar house on T H Wilkinson Myrtle drove plantation In twenty minutes tho break was said to bo fifty foot wldo and the water wns pouring through In an irresistible torrent The lovoo some thirty mules below the city on the righthand bank was pretty high and much damage will result from the crovns0 cufcusawft ro ritaxcn FISlIRftMY NOT Mrntln Flxheirneii Arming and will Itenlet it Fiench AdTunce WOSTON April 21A private despatch from Bt Johng N K says The people here are still much excited over the Imtorlal Clovorn ments outrageous concos lons to French fish ermen on our coast Native fishermen are arming and will resist n Trench advance Delegate have started for nglnnd Canada and tho United State who will solicit for the colony tho moral support of press and people A strong and earnest annexation fooling per vuides tho community The Governor and the local Government aro much alarmed for the present state of affairs Tho Premier Is openly charged with betraying the country atisa KKLIKV KtiooiH IIBHSKLF Her Parent rind Ncolded Her for IlteelY Inc VIsIt From Yoanc lien rrtKKHKiLU April 21Miso Llzzln Kelley attomptoJ to commit suicide on Saturday night by shooting herself at her home In Lin coln place The shooting was the result of a quarrel with her parents who tcolded her for lelng out late at night and keeping company with certain young men of hue village whoso frequent calls at the house wero objected to A few days ago after a dispute with her mother shut left home and went to Yonkers whore she got work lu a candy store Bbe re turned home on Saturday alturnoon Her mothor again scolded lien ninul ithu ngaln left tho house She mliii ted later In the opening rind going to her room vho clooj tho door and shot herself Mrs Kelley hearing a pistol idiot rushed up stairs and lound her daughter lying on a bed with n teiolver at her side Iho girl had aimed nt her heart but her ner vous condition sure hor Illo ns the bullet prayed her breast and lodged In her left aim Jir Iyon probed for It bur It could not bo found Jim wound howe or Is not dangerous It is sail that the gIrl was trlcndly with U alter horlhnor whn was accidentally shot by Miss hinmnLougsbury a few weeks ago while out walking ueur thu vIllage KXlKItlTlOX AUA1H8T A DOG The Cnr lipid Gone Wlll From Fire flsyi Mtirvmlou In n Locked Iluiemeat The Lldrhlffo Pticot police weiu informed last night that a httla cioghad been locked UD for live days In tie unoccupied basement of 121 Ioisyth street without food and water and Imd boon heard barking every night The police did not into to Intorforu with a dog In that State of mind and notified Iho Ilergh fo cluty lddle Holdall a young man of 20 vol unteered to break Into the bnoiuent mind got thiO dog out He cniaslied In Itt wimidow and accompanied by n boy holding n lantern found tine dog In a email gtoicroom where clgnrr nk I supplies scene kept As soon ni HoldotT appenred tho little dog sprang at him HoldofT hut Ihe door on him rind insole the ncit nt tempt with a piece ot Mronceord tied In a slip knot The dog made nor him ngnln and ho jumped Into ann ultnttu m bar ol 1 tout thin plnco of cnfi ty fioldnlT sin ceeded In lnsoing thodxir Jut end of line string wn thrown out of the winnow and the boiHOUtMdo drew the logout and klllod I him I I with a hoivy itlck H 1 wits a mongrel cur and slaivatluu bad inadu It fu I rious TUK JXK SIIXHlSIt AT If GAIN He RuIned Mr lHnce Tnncoloied Silk on hiiniluj SIght M A Lange of 412 Wi st 1lftysnvonth street a travelling salesman for H OorBchell A Cos cloak houso in Chinch street went with his wife on Sunday to usit relallves In Harlem On their return at 9 P M they passed a crowd of loafers at Ninth avenuo ant fiftyeighth Street On renulling homo Mm Lnnge ills coored that her tan colored silk dnihs was epatteiod with blueblack Ink stains yester day afternoi Mr IanKe reported tho drum stance to Inspector llyrnei who despatched two of his men to look fur tine Ink slinger Twolo women living In the neighborhood of Hftvninth street and Mnth avenue have had drosfes ruined by Ink during the past three weeks Jut police Inns a nicknamed the mnn Jack tho Ink linger but a nluknaum is us near as they have got to him yet JtffA IlIIIIAMS ItOUIlBl Two Grimy Women Ilit AVhltci Powder on the lIbya and Mude Slur Fulut ELIZAIIKTH April 21Two gypsy women entered the house of Hester A Williams In Linden towishlp estcrday and pretcndnd to toll Mri Williams her fortune AVhllo one of them engaged In this taik the other throw earn while powder on tine 6tovo the funicH of which caused Mrs W lllluruBvvho Is 72 yearn old to fnlnt away When she recovered the gypsies were gone nnd M whlih duo bud In a tatcliol was nihslng A warrant was Issued by Justice Iroze of Kahwu for tho arrest of tie supposed thlees but when a constable went to the gypsy camp near thin city to eeouro tliem ho found the place deserted The Laud had left the neighborhood Theodore TUOBIU Gone to be hurried Theodoro ThomHB loft for Chicago Int night and on May 12 ho will hn married to Miss Kobe Pay sister of Amy Pay ono of llst favorite pupils Mr Th mas Is a wldoworof C4 having lost his wife two years ago and thus bride Is i la the nelchborlu od of M Bho Is de cidedly musical in her tastes Hhot bjr ii 1olltrmnn Neil Murray a tough wm nirestcd last night by Policeman Cox of the Second ire l duct Jersey City 1olIce for assaulting his brother On the way to tin polled stall in Mur ray amnulled the policeman and escni Id fox drew his tovolvor and lImed Hu dip not think the bullet took effect An hour alter the affair happened Murray applied nt hi Mans Hospital In llobokcn to have n wound In hit ieg hoc od lIe said ho Iind boon shot In a fight In Jersey City The hospital authorities notllttd thn Jersey CIty police and Cart Smith went to the hospital nnd placed him under arrost He it not dan cerouily Injured Ate the Cheyenno nn Ibe Wnrpath PINE HinoE AoFsrv Not April 21The Cheyenne Indians located here are preparing to go out without the consent of the agent Their ostensible object is to consult with other Cheyennes In regard to land but It U feared that they will go on the warpath and word has been sent to fort Iloolncon where troops are stationed to prevent the threatened out breHk and preparations lure being made to head them off Thu Indians are short of ra tions and In a very bad humor The Ilrndrlcke JUunuvent front Florrace INDIANAJOMB April 21The Hpiirtrlcks Monument Committee has received notice of tho arrival in New York of the Ilendrlcks monument complete from Florence There are ninety Crates of grant and four crates ot bionzes and the total weight Is oven Jut ions About fifteen cam will be required to transport i the work to this city and it U xrxct d to reach here tine latter part of the svek The monuiuipt will be ready for the untalllng oe monies the last of way DI4ItKS fuuu inn 2ZLOft4l4 FreildeDt Carnot arrlrel al Ijaeclo Corolla ywier day Aforeet fire U eaglet In tha freih Water Core sod Mamolla wooJ near Uxjcreler Maaa aad U a prouluisi hiS Uiuur 4yprsi SSLSWM uul1SI are hj danger Joaob Twlac al andleOell Waaa stile OahUf lo peclaala rand on Stattj niiM vim IWO ntuiauloDk vaa eaUael vliii f u ckwax4 frvia la twat ai4 wsa dss t MURDERED HIS I MISTRESS A nioonr cnixis in A SIXTH ATR KVE 8ALOUX 2Ilia SlOKXHiO n 4 Compositor Tnck on Calle III Alleere4 AVIle Acroae is Itoom und Cum lt r Throatllrr Fgrnrt In HUTU Him Charles Jackson n compositor on the Now York Dett cut tho throat of his ails trace Mnmlo Murphy lu tim tear room ot Christopher Johnsons saloon at the ti southwest corner ot StUb ruouuo and Ninth street this Tuesday morning nt 1250 The whole nffrny wn wItnessed by Chester A Kclford nn officer nttnchol to tine Charles Street elation It was SclforJs day off and ho had gnu Into the roar room of tine saloon to get n drink At 12 n party ot young mon and women entered and sat down nt onn ot the tables Among them woro Jackson and tha girl Coma ovar hero n mlnuto Mamie call Jackson pleasantly enough slopping to the opposite corner of tho loom The girl obeyed him Without n word of warning the young man whipped out n jack knife aud cut hor throat from cat to oar Tine blood poured down the front of her dross She Bolzod hU arm und he stabbed hor Al that In stant Holford sprang forward pistol tn baud shouting Haiti Tho joung man started for thu door and tine wounded woman seeing the ofllcur lake aim grabbed Sclfords aim nud hold him fast for fear her murderous lover should suITor it harm As Jackson vanished through the side door into Klntn street Mamla Murphy fell in a swoon from which she never recovered The outer women wont Into hysterics Holford tied his handkeichlaf about the dying womans throat In a vain at tempt to staunch the flow ot bright urtotial blood Then he rang for an ambulance the call helnit responded to by the lltllovuo hospital al though tit Vincents is only three blocks away Ho rain fd for assistance und lu a little time six other policemen wore on Land to koon back the ciowd that even at that lute hour blocked the slreet Thero was no use for tIne ambulance when It arrived The poor girl was In a coma when the surgeon began hli examination lie noon discovered that the jack katie had suvorod the carotid artery ou the right side 1 In the presence of weeping womau dIssolute i male froquentors ot the place policomon nut lii roiiortors site died The floor nil about tin h little back loom was covert with blood thit had been tracked out into tine entry and tIme saloon proper Tao propilotoi of tins place run t up and down an though out of his wits 11 lImo was a beautiful girl oven In donth Sin was of small trim figure of dark complexion and her abundant brown hair foil about her m graceful abandon She wore a noatMttinit gown of black with white slrlius that reached from the neck to thuG hem of the klrls unrelieved by a single oinamcnt i Iihio lund it simile gold bind llko nwuddlnu ring on tile third finger of liar hift hand bbs I4 was singularly devoid of 3utti dry for n vvotnau of tho class with whloh sho as octtitod It vvii said Jackson had actually married her but tha girls who had nccoimmnlod her denied this They said she had moruiy lived with him as his wife Ton days ago slug loft Jackson Sim paid hn had Mruck her ropentcjly and thretleno 1 to kilt her Mio bud beta about thu t iiinul huinti 1 I of last tioopla ever mine mid Jin ksou lull been heard of ovtiy lore htnncnlrln after Vr I Labt evening si o hal tern ono of a ptitv t t 11 sij the lllalto 105 Klghth Ircot and hit 10 j i malnod there diinklng till JlM I I 1 Al The whole party tbun t left Inckon met i I them at the door as tiny were going out Ha wan co Iloubant that nobody cicuiKl of trouble nnd llumio donTiel I hoi cscoit t ID fl tako Jncksoux arm Tlmy Went dlioMly to Chris Join inunit for u duolhliu to I dimt i i and there lie trigdy ovcunud Jackson it I i young fellow of about 27 years 1 ho uirl iuit only SJ They lived at 2i l lleniy throat Whon the police had got thin outline of Hi facts they nrresed all I who hail I i erin I lie noanult I and coitnl t hue nit to i tlm I t huiloi i I s I ret tatiou 1 homo ns wltnorse Jlmy gave theIr nnmt its Jaiune iion and Mi lennie ilon Iis I il wife Eva larlo and I Inrlim henry Ill I n f body of tIe woman wa left tifitt on lies floor covered with a shout ill Jackson fa ttlll at laige Tbr Vrutlittr Knlrweather contlnuod In ill tin tat aat t of igji Its Ml ns H pt lye terila eitej l for tilit I riin In i I orlJa mid it kept on raltiiu ansi ot ttiut rv r In ili N r i writ Ito rain wai lilt rut i v ae vrv luitvy I it I i 1 veit Dulf ltat i Two niche fell ut 1nlmtnn in 4 i tic enuly four hour Tlia rehire 01 low tftromr ii as ortr Colorado cnn Wyomiii irmliijr tery iiowl t ward on acconnt of hit abnormally luxli j estui tlra overllet tht tNitern part of tIe rouilrj u w lieu ir i 11 u inc nn unuvually Ions frtl uf clear ueIuhur Thai eilr4 j ut tir tiiirli area le I traYLmc more In llie I ioulh I and ci I 0 i icon i rail re vii rite on nil the At I nnlc matt lo di u Tile litsppi rIver I ruin irk il trceudtli I cutiMiine lut1 to rite amt uan 7 7 fevt ahoy tie ituncr linouivi I Me burn audlHatNcu crIses Tliu txrcipiio r1 M t i tool Uce hi tlio Arkan u iinJ Ret l 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follontl by lin 4Hiiclmll licet Oct Huhtraln lu Ohio Wailueiiley wariuer luutli j Hetrrly wlnde ts 1O2IJUa 4flUlI IUUX ybiWashiorton Arch Yunl 7it33a4 Tim hiatt ibs tsdr mn wasirrosnel loll nlgbt iaji for lviieriitut at mt tircadway Tltnrtyruurib street Iuitg icwrnce tao grslnuei all stitohune nycs tn I foluiu ulutiarul feounu Lscttj t iIwarl IuLe Ii iiiniC has grasnal sa Otusiuts durc to tlyuuucu LIvLunoiu frouu tier uohdpi iiu 1 Tb cr11 railing for in at lit Warns tiatiul Asyitini f printer WtuO tui A J llusr s are 0110 noucu I saris ttcir itciud Oiutitl tI syunn Wre iiiiuipij 7lrulay ty JUilfl hrrtt in butirsiu Ltuii Cliuuiuuteri A sIlver hhf dollar at dI tiwi with ny Stoibsy to J St Itiluty it daunt I agent tie oc I des I Ithirty was huariuhil I a reprtsr o iii SIN ynrcsy lu Oett for a ttcbi bjy5hit uuu lie kyiil Teal n u Corporatloun Counsel tferk adviuti the omptrollr hut clay list hit reuuuuvei ut Slut anti t mini eCior 4 Cf it ibi situ Cisecuire 07 II iiitu i ii loll C firmithori by it hut frutur II ia elterli u eMIt ilst Muruunn is nbrsto huit it io tie sauc7 for tuereb The Marlc toctir yuisrter alInioinutei thii coucuolt I Iii lutist si iii tnsiuiOI if toy rt it bout IlarSu taiO isiiuuel Cutt Iiiuiubsr I Cub i ltobol Lust Ircietu iuntI ttji tJisituborshu lie Itninnnttt II ii uiiU 111 tel 0 tourS us oue 5 Juuitce iisrrti yeaietdjy give M Vlncrnle Itoipltat n 14iiI pirtotceinru tin eeli for t H tueu a tot ttixiKift on lOS hurtS sit of hlxly eticnth ilreet imfeetwrei of Nlnu artnue The lloMll Iiiteni lot tu bull lliere but Ilia ereciu Of lb eferalrd railway leodired thus site uu iulialla for u ipltal uorus ii if ant Jl lucy brent Select I as 115 dates tar II pri4ucItu of hue tjitcu pe Tli 4tItVt it uiuul to I Vr nut i ty nIt ttdit f Di S ratucil sittr a Col is Its mc uriltulnue r ii4 I will IC inn jninu ml tbii of tha7 ji ig hticiisb tout a eriou inn I baiui Tsr rcrsr by lttdnti of it clitg Tin otjuutau who was knokch down auud 51115 ty a 15th it Scre 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2 THE SUN TUESDAY APRIL 22 18W r f TIE TRUSTEES MUST GO mar virtu A Iotxr 10 IIWII O TJIVIK Ol1111 At KXIH1KtK Tlier Mnke I Irniinslllnn Now tlmt Hit QneMlnii ol nIa I ermlnul be Ilnided Oyr br tint IeitNlitlnic lo Irl The pxw urn by Itn Sfv if Ihn Chll I nnd Inadequacies r1 f Hrooklyn bridge plans and management hv hid I prompt effect where It was least J oMoitd 1 1 ilia1 Is I on tho truMooi thcnibclvcia Iho most vital point of all raNed In Till Si 1 NS ill nssiou hns been yielded In a propesillou vvldf h will ho ont to Albany In n ilayor two ni il which PI ovules that the whole hubjeetot I peiiuanent I loiintnnl facilities shall U I ro oiled Ion Hoard of lperl nnd that thn decision nf that li arl shtll bu obligatory upon Ihetrnstoas I I Jhls piopotltion is of eoiiiso n nlvnneeit meat IllK SUNK doninnd for the abolition ol thu pieont Hoard nnd the transfer of Its pow ers nnd duties tn 11 lloird of r threo exports I An m tlvocanvnssof the tiustoes Is I being made In order that thosucgoitl it may be sent to tlm I eglsUttiri with tho full indomoiitent of the Hnnid Lawnr Dvkmnli rounsol for llio Irns tecs Intetvlnwed I Hie 1 New ioik and Brooklyn authorltloft sestordny on iho btihiccf t He de clined to furnish u copy of thu pioporedblll for publication Ir to iniko known itscoutents utillllt had boon submitted to nit thu trustees which wli be accomplished within n few hours e omptiollor MsoratlesctiLed tho piovislons of i IIu bill to I Sts luportar The bill Is in Mublnne1 Ibo nmundod Jacobs bill still further amended It provides It Its llrnt sec lion that tlio whole iiucstlon ot terminal facili ties shall bo submitted to a Hoard ot throo ox lrts One shall be appointed hi tho Mavor ol Jiuw York another by tho Mayor of ooklyn nnd Mi Martin tho ehlcf engineer of l tho briilgeHhallbothothlrd Thotrshnll promptly situation and such plans as 6uJlno tlio 8111110n IIInlM may Im submitted nnd shall decide upon tho most feasible rooct i available Ihn Irutteos must put that plan Into execution us rapidly ns possible Of course tin object sought to bo gained who tho trustees admit practically tho force of the obicitlons which havo boon urged against the present situation U to prolong tho oHlolal Hfoot tho present Hoard I ni word the I roposed amendment practically deprives tho cumbersome Hoard of power but continues them In ofllce with little or nothing to do Huch legislation would undoubtedly secure a va t Improvement over the present situation In effect It simply deprives a useless Board of the power to do vast mischief That would be ugooJ thing but tho Hoard would bo all the more useless with Its wings clipped What possible reason can there be why the same expert Hoard which decides upon 1 plan should not cany It out J heir fklllul super vision would bo of vast milo ere I I the work Itself wore done by contract The nontechni cal members of the Hoard ot Trustees are not capable of doing moro than auditing tho bills for sui h work I I is donlro 1 that firstclass financial ability bo represented upon this gov erning Hoard let one ot thu tluou members bo n business mal of acknowledged ability and etundlug I tluro is I demand for It such n Hoard might comprise llvo members two busi nessmen and throo engineering experts Hut n Hoard of threo men haa alvvasn proved thu most prnctlcnl and expeditious lu dealing with such piobletnp J he confession of weakness in ado by tho trustees In the proposition to again submit the terminals problem to experts with authority to solve I Isouls another poof of I tin justicu of Til HUNS demand tlint thu trustees shall go Isew lorkuid Hrooklsn havu no u e for them Thoy havu dulasuil and hampered tho decision of tho uuesllon of rapid transit be tween tho tno iltlea long enough Already they havo curtailed the growth of HrooU n iind the most skilful management will now ba unable to avert a still more serious louretslou ot minim development before ndequato faclll lieHcanbe provided olthcr city cnn nllorJ to cnrry longer the Incubus of such Incom petence Jho Interests Involved uro too great rtio trustoos miit go Mayor Grant yeslmdoy endorsed TunSuVi ciitlcium that tie Hoard of Trustees is too large and too uumhoisomo a body 1 urn not prepared to BUS huwovor hu added that I advocate turning the bridge over to so small n commission ns threo men If thes were good men 1 would undoubtedly boim excellent ar rangement und giont improvement over tho probunt one Iwustheonls man on tho Hoard continued the Muvnr who opposed tho adop tion or thu uuw terminus plan which went through tho hoard U wns recommended by tho committee ot trustees of whichlMr Clarke was n member and I nm iulto uuru that It waa favored by all the members of tho committee In preference to tbo elllciton loop stern which also wits considered I hnd no tecnnlcal knowledgo upon which to bao my objections and I finally noiiuiosccd In tho judgment of more competent mon on tho Hoard who vvuro specially skilhd In such lat rs Mayor I Grant had not examined tho Inlet proposition of the trustees that tbo iiuestion bo ngiiln bubmlttud 10 oxpelts und ho was not toady to exuresb an opinion upon It Tho S el llngton loop syntem which wa under consid eration by tho tiusteos ut tho limo the double tal orlon system was adopted provided torn very wlduclicuit by the bridge trains In bulb New York and Ilrooklsn I was u plan which It would have cost many millions to carry into effect and it wus rejected very properly on iho ground of thu expense involved and for that reason alone Iho loop system proposed by Mr Luvurlch and printed In JitK SON on Sun day would cost much less though thu land damages would bu greater nol thau they would havo been two years ago No IOOD sys tem which makes IIHO of short radius curves illustrated 1rldus and Monday Huch as were IluAfllud on 1lIIIH aut day was then available Mayor Chaidii of Hrooklyn reiterated to a BUN reporter sestciday his argument in favor of abolishing thu i resent Hoard of Tiunions and the placing of tho llrhlgo management in andILoJICln the hands of a Bonn of three exueits I have advocated rcdtielig the slu of this cumbersome Hunid said Ill ever MIHO I wrote my list inuugtiinl In 1HJX 1oibapn when tho Indgu was llrst projected nnd I wnu necessary tn arouse thu personal Interest of us many prominent citizens ni posslblo In both cities a hugo Hoard was a cod thing but the necessity for It certainly passed away when the Hrldge waa linlnhed J believe too that tho 1Irldl8 fS 1011hed bridge receipt K should pisn in nud out of there HPOCtlvecltytrdnsiirlosjuBtasthelundaotevery other department tlo I have bardls consldeiod this latest iiroposjtinn to ruler thu quebtluti of teimlmilsto three exports nnd I am not pre pared to say what 1 tblnk of It Thor will brt an efloit to secure n consulta tion botwonn the Vnw orkand Hrooklsn au thorities within u day or two on the subject of the propsed aniendnionl providing for u 1oard of I xpoits nnd an aln rn itivo proposition will probablv hoxiibinltted if this ib OH not prove fv accoptnlile In loc ovetv possible effort will Iff bo uiadi topiive thnprncent Honidnf Tiueteos even with leducd imthorlty Thoro aru only n few days remaining of tho bussjon of tho Legislature Soinn legislation lu absolutely necnisiirvand tliorelsuood reason lor Iwlluv Ing thnt In view ol ad tlm nhirmlug facts about tie situation which hnve been brought out durlngthe Pnst few dnss the action nt Albany will tio deijiKdlv unfavorable to tho piesuut cuntrul The trustees must gol A gentlpmiii who bus been wellInformed from HiI beginning lognrdme tho brldwo man iigement wrttus in ri si N ns lollows regard lolowR rOIII ing tlipinuon which havo 111 i tu tho present shameful emergency strictly Hpenkliithn entorprl o was mis managed all thu was through nnd il i Is I iltio to tlio f lot that tun ungln er In i blot and I most of hIM Immodlatn asaUiuntn vvoro honest non linrtlMimi that thn trldco lon 1rIMln 11 trIJto was Cfniplcted fn the ilmu und for the Hum it cost 1 here woo but three Individuals In chnrgu thrfn hllltlnlo chlrlo of tho worK nt thebeglnulng who had any previous expert ynco In HUspuiislonbrldco building or otlrl fact had mndu I record forsuperlor excellence In anithlug nnd c neof theewaaincaiiacltitiid by ago nnrtVInllrmltlurt from taking clnirco of nny Importnnt pun of thu work for iibnut nine years tho engineer In chiel was prevented liy Blekiies d nm Inking clmrgo of or supervis ing thn work Ijy his porsi mil piesnnre 1111 1 assistant engineers woo anlourt to Improve u Stand oppoitunlts to mnl n u luputallon for lemnelvex nnd viero not fien fron profos ilonal j rtlousvor nruiiuloians to who vvns pulled doivn that tt o niirht ili e Thoy wero not willing to IdI1 tried methods but In dulged In imph cn4tly ei crimnntine which I incieaeed thnxxpniire aceount aud the size of nut the plo ofcondemnod materials I I Whon tlm brldgn wab completed and opened to thu public tnmi of thn old foreu en and many of thn most capable men wero diM charged for no iiiiiiarriit reason unless It was that I they uuderstiod their business better than those Kt over them nnd refused to eeelc the lavor of thn now r glmu by humiliating means That tho work has gone on aa well as laS Incn thn rpcnlnv tsduo In 1 measure to Intelligent cub jHlnati n who received their pchoollng during the work of construction Ihooln 11 conslrcton The truo catibu of tho present complaints iigalnat the mnnngemen mayle summed up In one word inc niioteii There arn men who maintain n in Itlous leputntlon for excel lence so long us limy enl URU the brains Inl niufclcs of nthorx for thnlr own ad vantage and credit Iho bridge manage ment and hero w 8 may count most of the trustees IIH HO mans f II OIs not original or progressive vVliit man lusdone Inn mnydo Is I limit of thvli olllciencr Thuy I have had ufllclent warning nnd nmplo time to meet the startling omeiitrncy nol near at hand but they hae not been working In the Interest of th public else they would foresee and remedy evla before tbe imbllo had tlmeorcauw for fublO tme omplat The feadlcg ofUclal bay Inu war qnartem and we may SUPDOM tha ox proajlon credited to President Howoll fomo ilmo ago by a Hrooklyn paper W e have come to alo Indicates the Jotormlnntlon of the Iresldont Superintendent and Luglnoer In ellrRI policy of retaining ofTlclalsof tho low est grade or no erode at all to manage a work vo expensive and Important D the bridge could not obtain on nny private corporate work for a moment The best talent and most ofllclentxervlcn attnlnabln would b required Hut In case of tho bridge favorites were to bo rewarded nd political friends wore to be pro vided for Those who had brought to tho work tho knowledge and skill which built I at thn ficnuont link ot llfo and limb wero net aId with a wave of a more adventurers hand nud even treated with contemnt and Insults AH n mere private mnttor this would not Interest the public but thn consequences of tho policy pursued nro of public Interest and none nt hand Thoro la an unwritten hlntoiy of brldgn construction which would substantiate this cnu8truclon chnrlo liuouipotency and surprise thu I public there Is but one remedy for the evils com plained of When barnacle Impede the speed of nvoasol they nra scraped off Len 1resl di ut Howoll must t bo taught that his pre sumptuous boast must be qualified by during but naliln tbo mlsman good behavior n8110 Ilu present mlsmln ngeraaud put In llielr pliciis competent prac tical proLroislvo men few In number who UI shall duiotn their tlmo ont f kill regardless of pnlitlii to tha lull nnd Immediate develop ment of nil the resources of tlio bridge for the beuellt 11 the tootle who built aud own tho structure It Is posslblo thnt nothing short Hlrleure I nf n gloat catastrophe the possibility of which Is I Indlentcd In 111 HUN will I stir public sell muut tu thn oxplo lvo point and work I re loim though It Is to bo honed that a chnngn tuny bo made before a sacrifice ot llfo and property occurs HIIOOKIAS UDFI1MFN ON imiDflK FUND Alderman Leech naked tho Common Council of Itrooklvn o tordny lo odoi a resolution approving ot Stale Senator Hirkotis bill to ruvldn I for the disposition of thu receipts of thn Newark nnd llrooMvn Brldg and for OI tlio maintenance thoio f and for tha funding ntl of thn amount nf snld receipts uoil on eon uruntlon ancount of HId brldgo and to apply tho avails of Hiild funding and nil future nut receipts lo thu payment of Interest and In stalltneuts pavnblu on account of tlio brldgo bl1118 In brief provides for the pnvmont of thu not receipts ot tho brldgo to thu cities of Now tC6illh Hrooklsn I and nuthorles tho issue of bonds for turthor construction at a lower into ollntoiest Aldoiman Slcluomnved thn reference of tho Ilellln ln resolution to tho Commlttoo on Legislation Imt Alderman Leech whols moot Ibo Hepub Hcan minority stubbornly opposed tho refor Icn nssertlng thnt tho hill was In tlio Interest of the tuxpisurs nnd hud received tho approval Ot Mas or Chopin and Corporation counsel Inks In support of his motion he read tho o extracts from I ineHsngo of Mnvor Lhupln bOlt to the Common Council a jear ago ounil niiiitiolal lu ubllc altnln ihut Illi uoi 0 all policy l fl Ibllr there Blioald 1 exiplnevern 1 frreniuliHltile retilrev ur re reptaclCH for ubllc money or rinittp or that there tllould exlHt liDiierolll Btilhurltlvl vetted with power to pty moneys out vf any uca r cei ui In no mutter frum wlialKOuroe tncli tnoncs u l conif AU varieties cf publio reveoue hold now lu A common centre ir treaiurs from whk It nil payment Rhoul 1 an be uiade Northould aus inch r ymm be niude eliept upon I oiitlre ud dflnlln wurraiit of law I tn be 11 1 by Hie dinbur ltiir otncial A deiiarinre from uch 0 yileni a l have luit Indicated rrnduceii laik of relponplbillty It IUI varied coutmeli and pollclea and double U of ortlclaU Moreover the oniciaU In charge or tin minor or auiltlary treamiry are liable to be imlulr lmt retied ar with a if me f Ihelr Importance and lo tnarnify ihelr fnncltoni beyond ron or lriclltm te Purpone Th fact thai the Hrnokl portion or the brldve recetpta U I kept by tbe brldz otlcialu limtead or belug handed tu lb 11 City Treiuurrr 10 I unforlutnle Cndoubteuly Ihe Cly t rld e would be ndmlnltertd with more econoui ami with lo far ka nor peui of accountability to tlie eoplo of the two ritte4 wbo haTMnorlRafffil their property to pay for II were Its charge irlven to a body or orranlH tlou poraellnir no such antonomous IT Imperial char acltr that now f xmlnz That this li not the l nntiHue i f ovrrnlatrment muni be clear when II I noted that for the pant llrial nr the iron Income wa fI K JSlil and tint Ihe rolce force of th bridge numttir n men 1111 the enure clly besides bon Including detectlTet It seems to me tlmt It would not be difficult l Jd devise a method I of bridge manaireiniiit which should place thatilriiclureln charce of perhaps two onicluls ihey tobeubordlnstes of the tvocltle and which should provide thnt all receipt houll dally be lurnd in liroper proportlona into I their resectlve traiirlea and Popoton that Ihe expense of maintenance hhould be luel 111 nn AI propriwlion also In proper pronortton Surti a melh od t eilnes being eaiiy of aptilication vt otild be far more businesslike anJ economical than that now existing J he following sums proceeded Aldoiman I eoch havo been diverted from tnvniuntof the interest of the bridgu bonds aud spent on tho construction account of thu bridge 1 H4 PHK no ISSi II Ii7 1M iKMf J aoi in I IKH7 44Att l 7fi ISNH 2 14 IK S3 11 UH7i1 The total of these sums Is 1R14S411C and twothlrds of this amount or f 122 ViM2 ropro Font HrooklsnH share of tho bridge expense put Into tho tax Ion to make up for thn bums so diverted from the interest account Ibo amount hint year alono was H6l 173 4 1 llofore tho resolution was disposed of It was amended tn carry with It tho oftlcial ap proval of tho sewer and p ivlng bills of the Twentysixth vvnid involving an expenditure of JSOOooO henAldormnn Pickering had this tncked to tho nrlglnal motion tbe resolu tion was referred to the Legislative Committee tee During tho donate on the subject Alder man McKoo made tho dollnritlon that no bill fathered by the present municipal administra tion of Brooklyn could pass In the Kepubllcan Assembly at Albany and Alderman Coffuy Bald It was 1 waste nf time and pnper to tend hucb resolutions to tho State capital TUK IATltlAKCIIfi AHI SlOliBRX LIVE Jlr Parkhirit Thlult They Wnnld Find ConeDliil Hoclelr on the Iitttnd Tho Alumni Club ot thn Tnloti Thonloelenl Seminary hold Its first public meeting nt MartlnelHs yesterday after toon Tho club was orgnnbed I few weeks ngo to cultivate social relations among graduates of tho semin ary ol nil denominations Tho officers nro Ilodorlck Torry President Francis Drown nnd Thomas A Nelson VlcoPresldents J W liegeman and 1 Q Vylio Kxocutho Com mlttoo and J 1 Gardner Secretary Tho subject for dlsrusslon vvai Tho Church lifool loday Its Intellectual Pha o waa tllscussed by Dr T I Hastings President of the seminary lr Parkhurst of the Madison Square Pres byterian Church spoko with lofcronco to tho topic on Its Spiritual Phabe Ur Paikhurnt IIIIB taken a firm stand in favor of revision He denied that ho Is I destruction t He said tho of humanity ho could understand III Improvenont manity onlv by comparing tho ethics of today wltii the ethics of nntltiults Tlieio IB not l ono of thn cholco old fathers lie decbired who would bo toloiated In mod ern iociots outside of sing Slug or Hlackwulls Island Iheio were cries of Obi I on I at this and Dr A 1 SchiiuHlor tho Supcrlutonduut of City Missions sharply Interjected v lints tho matter with JJnnlol Daniel didnt belong to tho choice old flth 1anlol replied Dr Jnrkhurjt Wcl whits tho matter with Joseph asked Dr Bohaufller Ho was ono ot thn choicest figures of tlio imtrlarchal ago Hold thu speaker who then proceeded tolncoh and Abraham Thn hitter wns uVllned as not n man who would stand on llrm ground In polite society todav Irm lr richaulllur upokn on Its Lvangellstlc Phase Thn membnrs of tho club ate well pleated with tbe success nf their llrst public Jctober meeting J ho next ono will probably be held la or TIII utr init lWUIJIH 1IflI A Ilrldn of Three Tmum KJIVH Ilrr Him bund rtn Drunk linl llciitit Her Mnrlat 1 IlivItTof ireenpolnt H oiling In Brooklyn for n separation from Henry Under to whom i ho was married throo years niro bho isBt l llnh nndiiultopietty Her husband in a Iroshcomplexloned rounl mnn who looksany thine but dissipated The wife testified bcfiro JudfoOiiboriifi yesterday thatnir hticlmnd wan Julln081Jrll Slerlay Intrmpeiato and that frequently whllo ha was drunk ho choked her nnd bOlt her hho had u cloud of witiiosos to oorrobnrato her r Ue domed thu charge nf drnnkonneHB nnd rroducid witnesses who sw010 that hlh Invorito lorauos win earpnparilln smia water and Iol1nr ami lemon Ono of his vvltnohpos testl flud thut Mis Under nnc assured dim that she did IKI Inroto llvi with her husband and all fd thut it in u n pinned tmpman would provldo for hurxulf and babt Decision was roscrved llr wins Too Free ullh III lirtkf lames Vnirel nllas Hnyuoud if f 1iovl donco nnd James Crogan ot llaltlmoro wero urroatod yesterday by Dotortlve borgoants Ivnnhoennd Vnllidyon suspicion of having swindled a saloon kcoparat 143 Wst forty sixth street of tTOO by meana of a forged check About n week ngptno men entered Hoffmans colnou nnd handing him J15 aaked him for I check tu pay a bill by moll Hoffman gavo them bin check They returned nn hour Inter and gave back the check saying that they had changed their minds and would send Ihe money Hoffman returned Ibo money Two days later Hoffman learned through the cashier of the Colnmhla Bank that hla signa ture bait ten forged to two checks lor 150 each lariol and Crogan wero arraigned In Jefferson Market Court sertorday morning they but osllioflmnn woro discharged was unabl to Identlfs them Mnl unit Ale Till for fitiidi UlilIxiFronT April 21 Ixlwnrd McMaugh Richard Iliion and Alton Baslsy from I lo 13 yetrs of afe wire arrssted today for stealing 110 worth of from tr It Haulers I druK sure sugar coaled pills Twolug lh rills IJr b la drl lh t oysdsTi iir d ihitn and Ibn went rublug Tuey wer dcaihly tick li Wt aat ka4 I 9 U uiliUd to Uiilr lious TIE liIFTY FIST CONGRESS cuiciotts nontn A II tuir liMU IX Jill HCXA11 Aa Amendment 1roTliMnn inr a IITU He vlrtv In Sw YurU llnrbnr In April inoriHenalnr Ve t Opnoir the Dil I Iramt and lryThe mil lo Fenclotl Prlminrr at 1 llrlrulcd In the Ilon WvwtNOTON Apil SI InlhoRonato to day Mr Plumb Introduced n concurrent reso I lution dim tine tlio Hocrotary of the Treasury to lucroiifit tiio Troitsury purchase nnd coinage I of r silver liullion to tho mailmum amount mi I IhoI11 I liy tint net of 1eb 2 188 nnd BRTB notion that ho would nsk for Iti consideration tomorrow I On motion rt Mr llnwloy Ilia tienato pro rcodcd toeonsldor Ibo lloiif0 bill to provide tor celobrAllni thu 4001 anniversary of the ls covorv of Amorlrn by Christopher Columbus by holding International exhibition of nrill Industrie miimificturos nnd tlio product of tlio soil inlno nnil Ron In thn city of Chicago Tlio only amendment reported byttio Senate Comniltloo Is thn Ineoitlon of n now section provldlnc for n naval review In Now YOlk liar bor In April iNlil nnd for tlio unvolllnB of a htntnnnH hrlstophor Columbus Wnshlnctoii Mr Halo Innulrml Mr llnwloy whether It wixi Intended that tlie Government should futnUh ttio stntuti of Columbus Mr Hnwley replied In Ibo affirmative and pnlil Hint a bill for thut purposo Imil parsed thu Senate nnd was now pcndlni In tho llouto Mr YORt opponed tho 1nlr bill He did not bollivo tlmt tho temper of the people of the lilted 1 Blntna favored allY Biioh exposition lie did not beliovo tint tun condition of tho coun try justified Much n spectacular pciforrnnnce nt this time Tbo airiicultural people of the country hnd irlthor time nor money to Klvo to n creat nntlonnl circus Bueh us was rropof ed J ho people of St lotiU did not complain of the result of tho lonttst for tlio Hlti They ncceplod it as Auorlcnns nl wa n accepted tho roBult of an honest nnd fnlr contest Ho knew that it hnd been said of him In a Chicago paper that lie 1 had declared us it Senator that In u content lietwoiui lladoa nnd bkMiifi for Iho location of thu Iulr ho would support Hades As hlcnco I IHPITB nevor Hod it um unnecessary for him to Bay In n mild and not too emplmtlo way tlmt he made no such statement llo Btnted the opinion that In u popular election among the people of Missouri between Hades iind Chlcum It would bo avc r close poll An to what hi own oto would bo lie hud never cliirrtl It OH boiwocn those two distinguished localities In thu contrary ho was inopared to ear that In auch it context he would bo strictly neutral ILiuiirliten There was much In count on liovvuen tho two Inrulltlos IIaUKhterl Tho poi ulutlou ot Chlcano WIIH active enor Kotic nKKiessive not troubled by thove moral nnd conscientious considerations which a late Interview hnd chnrnctorled as Iridescent dreams llo hull boon told that the populii tlon of Hades was compiled of mil tho iaine mnierlnl Chicago besides was full nf trusts monopolies nnd combine nnd the latest nu thuntio formation from Hadea was that they wore formitiK there a rust on sulphur In order to bear the rnirket Thero was hlch authority nlso for the statmndit that the water supply of Chii 1110 was doliclivo Ho had before him nn article from tlio hlcnco iraMstatlngthat mstendofn I miKnlllcont InKo Hupply ol puio wller Ill onl upl cumo fn ra lilt hv nnd fotld creokB reoKmc with tho I dibiifl and cor ruption of stoc jards llo took It that the snmu paper vvbMi had stated his Ptandlnc ns betwocn Hades and ChlcnKo had also told tho truth in that matter He put It plainly and fnlrl vvhothor there had been In tho wholo contest or the Jnlr anithlnit that tilovated ordlKnlflou tho American harnctprnt homo ornbrcwd The I nhnlo innttor from Ibo bcKlnnlin had bcon I simply mi nilTortlBlnu nchoiim nnd a 111 ot muuMpal lixnliy betwnen thocient cities of I the Inllod States Thotoniest or tho site hud bon I from piosoto pootr and lie liidil in lilshaid a llttli book entitled Throo Hun drod livaBoDH Why thlciiKO Should HUNO tho Worlds Jnlr It vsns n sort of epic poem cotton up in thelnterpBt ot Ne iork and ho would read a orso or two Iroin it Di hat or nlulit I ere fn IlliK fail As o tr A KHnraft ralrle paftte l A youth nt jirt eeni u mill HII Il1n 1 illul ist the R 10 lie irtneli lu 1Id Orlren ninety 011 1m thnt Inr Nor flr n Afhvd uhere he could kttir Oh where am 1 at lai he Krnun 1 A IIII tf lrau rr ioruj moaned IIIIL O II prd tlirnucll nel1l nf luidom wheat 1ro1 I for montti Itv tjtuunn feet He roame 1 11 er turei 1Ir mown ThroiiKh forrit wlul mil in truron He fnrdcd rlem i tlil iimitmnl haw diukl rrdnltlt rt uiilnmel MA hre nm I nnw h ilih c An In Jlan unl If n ual Jlb i Clilello tlll on lientil nnr jlopped to sae t h li rf I ndly n I PA Ir Rht ulllrben r 101101 01 olrrnal now a1 hlll AIII rad Iii 110 ror 1 Wt 10 II Ihl h wldl ho I A hUIIr KII rI ncly rold ChleAo The nlInll 01 theeo orpos prcdncod IIrfllt nniuEoinont In 1111 bouatn Continuing Jlr l1 tt bald Mi InfsmrNT Wo lmo not escaped Chicaco nnd 11I11111 i etnps It until vo hno IIIHSOLI thin bill and until tlm ieult has been attained for which Chicaco has worked per sistently ind lonsNtonlly 1 know that Ihlx poetic elluslon will bu denounced by the hi CHKO press as doitiurel Sir It is an oplu poem It comes from dlvino afllnttis nnd from motto Konlns 1 can Imnuino thu urcit poet who Mroto it aa ho wamhir now on the banks of tho Hudson disconsolate and Had reciting these beautiful linos of II ron Imie 1 UK on leek Uliimarl ie p U In ro iinitniK tiui me u u dH and I Can he r our in itual murmur t ee 1 And me bWHinlke i inif a 11 1 de liliaiu a 1 air wilt be ue r mine Daiti down yon cup of rut r td win Mr Vo t went on to hay thnt in 110 place In the United Status weie tho extremes of national FithoioiiKhlydeolopedaHlnthncityofLhlcaco Thero the nnlncti of tho imlllonniru stood eldo I b Hide with tho hovul of the uunrclilM Thoro coul I ho found tlio ruphlnc loarlne lllu of Inultlmnto buBlnesH nnd ill thn un rr n lut di ndly methods whicj und come upon our oerirovn JOUMK CUlliatlon Ihn Exposition was for the purpose of celobiutlni n irrent dls ooiy tlm dlsioeryof n new worm with nil Hit possibilities nnccrtnlntlos and clorleo Ior 1 elKhtvon months hn hail been uneatcud In thu humblo InBk ntifiiiiptini 10 dim over why ttio meat produt of tho treat Btiitos of iho ost nere M I dopresHed ihU thu cattle rnl er did I not rocolvo liar for his orn his crass nUll his oats to eiy ncithincof tho IDle and attention deotod to his imdnct If his onstltiitiutH could iroto the city of tlilcnco thny would SOP In thn great ptocl Mirds thuru tho solution of tho problem Amid tho boilowuiK ol cnlto and Iho Kruntlni of I IIOJJB they would llnd what hnd bucomu of their ciiiilo raised In tho prairies nnd how their i mills worn lost to them Or if they ucnit Into the nliont pit In Chli neo they would there llnd nmld tho lullowlnu I of the Loiirt ami tlio roarlni of tho imlK pre Flded oiui by Old linuli wlillt hid bocomo of their whiat crops cnr after year They mleht tlnm no on a o a oof dlsi overy for themselves and ho would plnre no obstaclo In thnlrpntliH In eoncluslin Mr WstdeUarod that thn bill was n sencallonal measure trot up in tho llulit of Ifiniiict and rivalry botwreii miinlclpilitles Thuro him rome no demand lor It fioni tlm pnuii of the lilted States Mr Ourmnn ollored nn amundniout to ntrlka out tho proposition for a naval review nnd to I Insert in lieu of it an npproprliitlon I tSuuOOD for u memorial bullillnu m nshlmrtpn ns n npnsltnry of tlw nniliiultlos of Iho usteru I omlpliure I i ho Unlie I states could make but a pool dl8ilu In n iinvnl revow ns It could not brluc touotlior iijorn than tan or tnolvi llrstclitKs wllr hliljis nherens ll his amond 1111 nt wnro adoijtvd ibov would hnve In tho na I tional capital a memorial hall that would last for nil time I Mr Hnwlei oppofed Mr flormnns amend ment Iltnro was now In thoNntlonalMtiaoum thn best hlHtori of thn human race ntor pro vided In any niilioi It VUIH tckiitldc porfer tlon iMinu Inii Ic ID tho ttnno nire nnd shonlnp I thn Implements nf wnr of nurlcullure nnd of Ilhhini amntii all the pnoplo of the clnbo I Mr ttormnnV nineiidmenl vvns ro ei tod Mr I vnrtH favored tho amendment for a i aviil rut IKIV a a helplotbo UorldH Iair ont commended thu ru lew as a manlfestailon of I thouKiyif nnvikntloii and tho upholdlui of Ihn commerce nnd navy of thocounliy Jlr Halo thought that If tho Lnlied States I wamo have unreal Worlds Inlr it could not nllord to leae out tho exhibition of the uaval i fihlisn showln American omorprlue In the linn of skill nnd labor Mr Illnlr olliiud nn nmniulment empowering the rroBJdont to hold exhibition of the puli II i Kchools and n tlU low of the publicKhonl children Cblcnuo Ho also olleied nn amend ment for the erection of a statue In memory of Queen Iimbella of Spain Mr Dlnlr public hcliool nmcndment Will tee leeted Tha other amendment was opposed by Jlr Hawley on the troimrt ihnt thern was a hUtorli al doubt iia to whether 1luoen Inabulla usbUteil Columlnn hl crcnt eulerprlse 1 Mr Illalr lAspondod J that there wns a Brave doubt na to whether Coin minis ever discovered I A merlon it wa claimed by many people that America was discovered r HI 1 ynars before Columbus vvns born Tuts exhibition so fun ill II winconnected with thu nitno of Columbus IIH m iiuiiit 1 li imli K liiiiimemlmunt 1 wns Ie Mr llo11 HUE ed IIMHI end by ulrl 11I1 out Iho t PiuUtfh 0 lib to toiinnbllB MMtnit Alturdc bnte Ihe amendment was agreed tn fhe re mainder of the amendment tor II naval review WAS agreed to yeni 2n nar 27 The uectlon u adopted reads luUoa Inal UI ruldI11 Ia bUlbrtaDQ14 and directed tn hotl I a natal rerltw In Neir Vork h r lor In April Ill and toextenil In foreign natlvnt an Invltlttlon lniend hlriii ar tnjnln th Untied Malei Nary in rendevoiik at HaniiitoD Koadf anil proceed th nc to raid retlew Mr Illalr moved to mill to Ibo llrst tecllon n provision thnt no lntokntlnclhuors ufnos or beii hnll tie sold to bo used as n bovcniKe within thu limits of tho Imposition giounds and made a fchort ppeorh In Htipport of It 1 allied11 to lA Tho n gatlu vnto vvnsulven b Mossis llNnn llinckburn Ulali thaudloi DHWOM Ulxon Dolph ioorKe Ilnmptou Hour Mitchell Moody 1intt Ilunib nnd Snnilor Tho bill wast hen roponod to the bnnato Rn I a oto wnsacaln taken by oasand navsontho amendment for n naval rnvlow It resulted yeas il najs 23 Ill l bill was then lIl1s d ens 41 nais n The nnKatlvo votes Wl1l0 nli n by Senators Harbour lloiry lllncltbiirn Cockrell l r Coko OeorKO llnmpton I Morenn 1uKh lloncnn Vaneo Vest and althall Tho benutu tliun ndjotirnnJ HOIIAC of llerraenlaflTe i Mr Doreoy of XtJbrn inlrnduccil a joint resolution That the Secretary of the Treasury bo and ho Is hereby directed to Increase the Treasury ptiroha of silver bullion to tho maximum amount authorbod by nn net to authorbo the colnacu of Ibo standard silver dollar and to rostoie Its Iceul 1 tender charac terwhich net was passed over tha veto of tIe 1rosldcnt nnd bocnino a law 1eb 1S 1878 On motion of Mr Thomas of Wisconsin a bill was passed rovldlni l that soldiers who lost their limbs during tho late war shall be enti tled to receive nn artificial limb every thron ears 1 he present law permits him to rocei a It over the venrs Mr Strublo of Jown submitted tho confer ence report on the bill to provide n terapoinry Government tor the Tetrltoiy ol Oklahoma Iho bill nsnKieed upon changes thu bounda ries of tho proposed Ten itory of Oklahoma as to exclude frnm tho Territorial limits what Irt known as tho Cherokee Outlet lll is provid ed hnvv ever that is soon ns tno t Indian claim to this outlet U I extinguished it shall become a part of tho 1 itory of Oklahoma without further Utilslntli n fnd that I the lands theieln shall be opened to settlement as other lands In the said Territory It IB also piovided that jurisdiction to e fono the laws of thelnltod States In thn horokuo Outlet shall bu confoi red upon the Supremo nnd District Courts of thn iorrltorv of Oklahoma The roiidlncof tho report occupied nn hour nud II huH after which tIll previous question vva ordered an J tho teport wns adopted Mi Hetidoisou of Iowa fiom tho Commlttoo oc Appioprlutloub i ailed up a blllaupioprlat Inc f III jKI to provide necessary vnults nnd Hnloiruards for the xecurltv of tho public money In the custodt of thu nltcd Mates Ire tfturnr nnd It wns pnssod I Tho speaker then called 1 tho committees In ordoi for motions SUh end tho rulcsand pass inenKtires on the calendars MiMornll nf hin as from tho Committee on Invalid l nylons cullud up tho bill to pension I prlioiirftof wnr Mr Tir ni v of I Missouri opposed tho bill Ho said hu onti rod tin nrnn at the IIKH ol 17 tears was strii ktu dovm Wounded tiottsburgand lay for month In thn nnfedtirutn prloni of I Hullo Isle md nilirsonvillo Hut hedurlniel thnt this bill vvtsa most vicious pinpoitlon I It drew no lino buivvnuii the meritorious and un meriionousHIdle orrnther it dlscrlmluntod nualnst the tuavu and mOle deserving hOldlors who fought I r their iountry and In lav or of thoeo who wero picked up as tri irlors Tho bl1 1 was in Inducement to soldlero to suriondor It told tho faoldhr to suriender to pet safely intoan onom s iirison ano niter till war to resolve his iuvird All men n uniform were not soldiers nil of tho prisoners worn not tf uir throuulical Many a largo proportion wore rut in prison bo catibo they were i iptured after leaving their commands or vvhll tadluK their duty Mr Cunitiiings nl Nuvv ork mid thnt If a bill could be drnvvn whl li would glvu to desntvin pilHoncrsof war nlunu a spoiiil pension ho would favorit but tins I ill took In tlio lingerer ns well as the soldier Muny a man bnuim u prlbouir to i scat e a tight botausubo felt thnt tu vvns safer In prison than alongside MK com rada In arms JIu tnvo ns Illustrations tho conduct of n number of soldiers at Hunks I ord and of n soldier vvl o hud becomo a prisoner of wnrtoencapd punishment for striking his su perior ollli er Iliu ill would not wash with tlm otorntis or with tho tnpn ei Tho motlin to Fininnd tho rulesnndinss thu bill wus then put nn I dotcucd vena 111 nnvs 7S not the nee r two thirds Mi McKInlej of Ohi presented tho confer encnieuort on tho lull to ngnlnto the slttluuB ol tho I nltrd Milieu i iirtH in thu Itlstriit of South Cirolirin I he House needed irom Its disagreement to tho sn into ninotidments Tho report was adopted nnd tho House adjourned Tho Clerk nnnotiticed that n Itepubllcan caucus vould be hold at 7 I this ovenliu Llrt HAttlllXtlTII I lf Ttllnci of Interest In nnd Ontald ol the Iliillfl ol Ionurei WASHINGTON April 21 Tho Imppcunlons depnrtnmnt clerks In Washington who havo been for innnyjoarH in tho cluti hea of tho money lenders thc ti ii per centers as thoy uro called havo dotormiiiod to lebel Thoy hnve it Is true often rebelled before but to no purpose Now they are In fnniot nnd iletnr mlnod to bo free To this end hey aru organ ilugan asscclatlon of money bononcis who wlllngroo to Ignorn tho ten rorcentois nlto gother and nuiko nn ntrnng ment with somo reputable capitalist to furnish thorn necessary funds nt something It e than tho ten per cent a month which is thu usual Interest rate of tho leeches It seems rnlbor Ptrango that a Gov ernment rloik Bhonld llnd it so much more necessary to borrow monei than men employed In private bustners pursuits It is a fact however that n large majority ot tbovoung men In tho Government suivlco nru In a chronic state of iinpeounlnsltv Thnro is some thing In the nature of their work that scorns to compel them to fpond more than the oarn Tho work thut thei do Is so light nnd guntool that thoy fenl obliged to wear good clothes and nuo tho muanuiitof clwuu swells lo do this a certain nmount i f cash In addition to their Halarles is m unnirj 1 his must bo had honiu vherand us thn cl rkh onn givo nosuciultv thoy cannot go to the Imnkb ihu usurer Is thn onlv recourse nnd to him thuy must pay live ml tun per cuut pur month lor small loans This is practl cilly extortion but there arc hundred 01 depailment clcrnH In tills ilty who hnto been i nymg it foi years and who are now HO deep In the clutchesof tlio Miarks thnt they eiinnot hino to UHCIUID except bysomohoiolc niunns Thorn nre at least a dozen men In usbiniitonvvhohuvu grown rich In lending money to tho clerks on nn exorbitant rntu of Interest and they can only bo driven from thn business by ttio combined efforts of all tho chronlo borrowers 1 or savoral unrs and up to n short tlmo ugo thu Oovernm nt made It self a sort ot partner In tho usury buslnoxs by allowing the olcrKa to glvu the lend ers irdeix on tliolr pay vhlih wi uld bo honored by the disbursing ngentg Ililn practice Is done nwny with now and thnlendi r must tnkn his own rlk In lending theelurkx mouuk The rltK Is i f eourhu vor slight its whenever tho clerks am haul pushed In their other creditors hey nro romielled to turn to their tnupercent friends lot lellel Should a riinllnlifrt be found who Ib willing tondvauco monoylto tho clerks at a fair ratuol Inlerebiiiu will do a lively business and be furnisliuil with a good Investment for his BUI plus IUIIIIH lie will aluo be doing u great fnvor to thu com munity by ridding It ot foieiiil nulHatiies who will be gladly misled Irom thtli aeeustomed places in tha corridors of Iho Clovurumoiit buildings on pay clum which occur twice each month Mrs Warner Millar and her daughter have been a weak on their way home from Fortress Monroe Mr Miller joined them at the Arling ton on Saturday evening nnd this evening Senator and Mrs Hrnmnof Wushlugtou stntu gave a dinner of tvvemtoue covorn In their honor In tha triple snlto of Durlom just opened in the addition tn thu Arlington U wan an upplo blossom dinner and one of tho hand somost tables of the neiicon tho mounds of long clemmed roses along tho middle line nf tho table being bordered wlihapi lo MtuHniim while sprays otlthe name weie rcattorei i ttrlHilrally over Ihudainiibk cloth with bea ai Inl spilnllko elicit HIH ioi ngo bouiiuuls vteruotJuciU mlucit Maliel Mori Ison and lu ranooro H tied with bioad pink satin rlb bona Mr Millar wore a superb pink brocade irown of applo blosiom tint Mr S julra am heralitcr Mrs lurmnn of New York city who U Tiilting h r wot black lac toilots I still In tnourlna for tho lato Mr Phllo Iteming ton ol lllon their father I xSVnntor Jlllloi 1 and senator buulro were old friends at Her klnirr Ihn guiHls woro Rented as follows Host and Mr Miller Senator Alllnon ami Mrs lohn 1OBtor onator Jones of Novmln nnd Mr Anson G Jlctook don McCook ami Mrs JnnnH Iteniesontatlvo 1 lower and Mrs 1 in man leu losternnd Mrs I lower Ileut lover C S1 N autl Mrn Tuvlor Mi Taylor thosonlnlawol Mr 1 lower and Mrs Clover who Is n daughter of thu late Senator Miller ol l a Ifornln a colleague nnd close friend of Mr Miller lljut Long I S A with Ml Millet mid Miss halo 1 lower lastly tho hostess aud the bpoclal guost of the evening Charles 1rodorhk rlsp of Georgia Is to suc ceed tho Into exSponkor linnditll ns rneuibei of tlioiommlttooon liulos nnd will also In nil probnbllltv pticceed thn dead stntesmnn as u member of tho Committee on Appinprbitlons Mr Crisp Isonly I venrselil Ho served In tho wnrnntho Confodernto side nnd wus n Lieu tenant In the 11 nth lrglnla Infantry Hols nlnwyoi by profession nnd hn served on the bnnch with eiodlt He was llrst elected n Ittn roaontntlvq In tho 1ortjelghth ongress nud lins served as nnch ontlnuou ly over Plnoe Ho is i Tory able man strong debater nnd lino orator nnd possuibad of gicut lorco of char IK tor A Hoard of engineer offlcors of tho army composed of Col Too nnd Copts Allen nnd Adams will meet horn tomorrow to make au examination and leportof tho practicability nnd estimated cost nf n tunnel under thu 1lutrolt Hivernt Detroit Uhls information has been called loi b a joint resolution of Con gress Inoro is a great nnd pressing demand on the i art of the vnrlous American and tanndlsn railroads for somo means ot crosblng tho river nt Detroit other than tho present ferrlngu system which baa long been Inadequate to thn needs of commerce i he Senate Committee on Com morco onrly In tlio sosRlon reported adven oly on a bill authotilng tho i onaiructlon or a high bldu 1 hey did not altoKother 01 pose tho plan of n brldgo but diomod It nilvlsalil to wait until the success or failure of thu great tunnel now being conxtnii tid under tho Ut Clalr Jlivor botwoon 1ort Huron In tho L nltod Stntes and Snrnlii In tnnadii shall be cttttb llshcd iho vessel Interebtaot the grent lukca nr strongly opposed to a btldge claim ing that It would nflord a serious ob struction to navigation A bill Is novr under consideration in thu House asking lor authority lot a Detroit company to con struct a subaiuoous tunnel under n new In vention that has been i ateuted u tho Iliited States and Mirloui Lur penn com tno J ho Atmy Hi aril hnsalreidy mndoanoxain nation of tho topuuruphv of thorhir ut Dittioit nnd will orobabl rupoit us to tho fe islblllty nud tost of tho proposed tunnel at an vaily duv Spanker Heed is a orybiisvmnn jiiit now for ho Is preparing for a great ocinslon htn over tho House goes Into Committee of tho Wliolo thus iclieving him of tho necesItv ot Ittliwin tho chair nnd kiuilnj tho lit pub licntif In line and the lieniooi al In subjection hohuirlesawny to his olllcoarnl tollaway at u spotf h in on the Inrgo subject ol Iho Ho publitan 1uitv iliisjs Ihn toist to which ho Is to respond nt thutnnunl dlnnoi of tlio Anier Jens i tub of Ilttsbuigh IIOM itunlny night the annlversar ol the biithdav ol dun driuiU J ho Amerlcus i lub is me bwelt hunuli Hian orjanintlon of Pittsburgh aud Is also tin umay utroughold in that ilty whern the Inuuenco ol uu s an h onomv hristopher L Miigee reigns Mipremo ordlu mlgn suprcmu boforu Una captured alt thn iodernl oltlces there its dinner not SU urdnj night isiMHMtud to be ip clallv nota bln l reason of tho attendance nf Mmntor Uu ty who it Is rtinioin l intends to say some thing nhuut rocont pulilii ations beating utiou his nubile lite peaker Itnids Bpencliwlll bu nn ehib unto vindii ation ol his pniiliiineutai ruling nnd nn nrgument loriontmuod ln publuan riipieniiu In tlio Jlniiso of Heine huitnMvu lirst Athlstnnt robtmisioidou eal t larkson wlionxpects soon tu resign his oilco fur an edltoiial chair will speak on Tho Haptiblican 1 russ nnd tlio theme of llupre scntallvu McLomns of Maivlnnd will bo Uho New outh Matou Is not u member of thn AnierhuB lub so that ho uiid Uui will not meut nl tho table Iho I nlted Mutes Miiiremo Conit in an opinion bylusllcu llrtdlev tod ly nflluned the jndginont of thu I itiici hniucmu t onil lelus tng to gianl a writ of innndaiiiUs to hnilus l Miller to compel tiio I oininlxsiouor 11eimlona togranthlm nn Incicitsu o pi nsion ll vvaa alleged thut tho lommlsbii neriulUMd to com pl ith tho inBtrnciiotbof thusH rotnn HIM Court holds thit tt o C imiUsslomr followed ihn Instructions and then ueicis d his discre tion in to mutter lull 01 en as ho hud a right to do In nn oplnon n ml red to dny by Justice lilntchlord in thn Supiomn unit ufilrmlng the judgment ol the ir mil ourtof tho t nltod Slates lor Iho norlliein district of HilnuiH iu the i aso ol the Commercial Manufacturing Coin pun j nppoltnnls ngilnxt the 1nlrbank Canning oinpnnj tho t ourl liolds that the patunts giiintud Py llin I nitod States to Hip lioljto Mcve fur the iinuitlon of a process nf manulneiurlng olcoinargnrine oMiirud with tno eplintiun ot tils Mistrian nnd Itnvail u Plimits Iho last icisue of pattntN It there lore holds was valid ami Hint coihtniucutly tho 1 iiltbnnk ComiMin aru not inlnngert Jho caucus of Democratic Ronators tills moining lasted an horn nnd nns lngaly at tended It isst itcd IP Clinirmiinoormaii mat tliu proceedings were Inn ly n conferenco upi n the i onrbe of bti fnoss nnd the on ac tion Inken vvns thn ml ption of n lecolution to nppolnt a committi to take eh irgo id thn In triicsta ot the minorit in thu matter of legisla tion Iho committee has not lot boon bu Icctcd J ho Iresldont his ippioved tho acts grant ing Pciislonu to Mnrv M tibson Mattm lioiiso illiiun l nrroll lolini 1icfllnnd llla botliOdll onl ludenck I iichor Muiisn Chase Kobort Hill uii 1 out II Hummer Cinthla Hi Muigaint 1 1 liilcher Mirill M Tavev itntl it l in roilJ hcrcsn llerbst ll M Mauld Ing deorgu oluoll lohn D 1iau r 11 Trlb ii Hiram Ullbet jlvniy N Morgan I r J eo lulla i eming llelci N Ppnng lohn laylor Lninin Hun lloiieu H Lewis AlonoAlvun S I M 1roitoi llia Stannton lane llov nolds I Sitirloek J human Kullj jeoigo 1 niik tordulli UMaihhnll Abblu 1 lohn BHII i linn Sliunrs I ucy I OliiHted Lllabulh L droll J I letrlo Mirv Nan Ktten Hi n riettn A Arllu Mary TulTe arrlo 1J liu Lolim Wright Helen 1 Uowev Senator 1arwell today lutroduicd a bill to roneul nil purls of tho revised statutes rela tlvuti ihuniipolntmcntof I nltudstatusliuas 111 orb nnd to provide thnt nil the rnvoniioof tho dovnriiincnt now on uuposlt In thu JrmiHiiry nndsiibliiiasurlescjf tbo t uited Males and nil lovoiiiii herenlter colleeted iliall bo do posited n such national binkN iul other bank ing iiihtltutlonH ns mayloliom limu to time Heloeted b tin Secrut irv ol the iloiisttiv Iho Seirntir shall reeeivo fioni such hanln nnd InstllutlouM Htnplu nnd ndmiunto H curltylor the tnfu kuoplng of tho public revenue Cnmmnndfli P I Hnrilugton has been or doruii au assistant to tho Inspector ol the 1 ourth llghtliousrt dlstilu on Mnt 1 und In clKirc0 n that dlbtuct on May 11 rolixvlng l oiniimnder lohn 1 Head who Is tu be placed nn waiting i idcTH onimnndorllnrrliigion wna sentenced nlcw mouths iuo to two nar sue PI ns on fiom dtit vhlcli euntencu vvas re duced by Seeiolnit Irao I i ono onrssiiK i eiiHlon J ho buspens n as mrv I eon en tuelj rumoved HarringtonMOlIonco was run ning thuCoustulUitloniigiuuud i ho Housu Commltteo on War Claims today niilborlcd a favorable roioit on lloprescntu tlvo Cowild bill for thu relief of Alexander Htoddart of New York 1 he claim la to recover tho proceeds of 2iU hales of cotton captured at Mobile In mill by tho nillltarr nutlioritleit of tho L nlted States Iho report says that In 1H7U utter a full hearing tho Court of Llalins found that the cotton was cnntured ns claimed Iho proceeds of which In the l reusury amounted tofii il Thu aUofound that only IU be longed to tho claimant and the remaining U7 Iulos belonged to tlm estate of lohn ilunry deceased nnd that iho benolli Juries ol the i state wure ontitled to the proceeds ol 1J7 of the balcp The Committee llnd however that tho boreiclurles ol tho ortntenf John Henry told at d assigned nil their Inn mtH Ju tho eot IOM anil Its proi in dtu John hti ddnrt of New orliltl Him omiiilttce biliovu that Mod dait should havu thu opport l rosecnlii In the our bin i limu and lucomuienj iLo 1 aarigu ol the bill Just beforu tha House met thla morning Hpeaker Kood stepped Into the elevator after having received his moll at the Post Office At the uument that the car started unwind Ben Dattenrorth and two or three belated m m born arrived broathl s at tha door As Mr lleod was seen ascending with bis bald head bared to the spring broeres flouting In through the window lluttorworth said Oontlemen lot mo give you a striking nnd rlcturniauo Illuntratlou of tho ascension of Llljnli Hood Hood hoard htm nnd with a benign smile ho promptly responded In bis peculiar nasal drawl Heaven U my homo brother and I am sorry I cant say the samo for you Mr lluttorworth WAS relating this Incident on the loot of tho House later In tbo dny when one of his colleagues ventured the suggestion that ho must havo meant to refer to Lllohn at It n as to him that the children had cried lo UPthir tmld hondl 0h well It makes no difference replied lienthoy woro all In tho fnmllv The Treasury Department hns decided to award a silver lifesaving medal to Irnnk loiiipKlns son of AsIstant UuartcrmriRtor Ueneral Charles K Tompklns U a A of Gov ernors Inland for his bravery In saving tho llfo otn sailor last July who was struggling In the water oil Tort Tompklns Staten Island Youne Uompklnstnadotho rescue at tho norllofhln own life and ns this la not tho flrt time he has saved life the department thinks his bravery U entitled to somo recognition roiirthela s Postmasters were today ap pointed ns follows N w orkl Thoinpion Slanliro O A rouch Bar ton on the Hound New UneyHrn S II Tnwnifnd iutltnbarr t ontic ticiiiF s Sanfonl Ilawle lle I I1 Fu ter Wlndtvrrlll Spring Medicine feoms moro than ever a necesnlty thla season TbD marked benefit hlch people In run down alter tbD mild unltcnlthful winter nnd the tin or weakened statoof healthdorlvo from Hoods expected rrovulonco of Influonya iinonmorlo Harsaparllla concluslvoly proves the claim that typhoid fever Ac leaving nearly everybody this modlclno mlles the weak ptrong I weak oihtiUBtod and tired Hoods Harsaoa does not act like n stimulant Imparting fletl rllla IR juat the medlclnn to otercomo that tlrnd tloun strength from which there must follow a feeling to build uto your whole system purify reaction ot greater weakness than boforo but your olopd bul art a good I appetite and pro pos oAlnl Just thoso elomonts which thoBS mote healthy dleeitlon Try I this nprlng terni needs and readily uolzns Hoods Harsa 1 havo been taking rr Haraaparllla for tmrllla builds up In 1 perfectly natural way all four or live yeara aa a spring medicine nnd feel tho weakened parts acts upon tho blood an n lv 7elrs perfectly ontlnllod with Its effects My f Is purlilqrand vltallzer nselntB to hoalthi notion tor too ha taken It lorilioumatlam and hIM those Important oraans thn kidneys and liver Ion much benefited by 1ttsIC hlllCK N 11 you decide to tako Hoods harsapa bUN 22 Lnlou av Worcester Mass rllhi do not be Induced to buy any other Hoods Sarsaparilla Bold byalldriiKglflln 1 six fort Procarod Sold by all druggists II 1 si tor5 Proparod only by I HOOD A CO Lovvoll Mass I only by C I HOOD A CO Lowell Mass 100 Doses Ono Dollar 100 Doses Ono Dollar Wat He I rlvBteer mn on the Alabama t BOre of the Grand Army men In Brooklyn say ihat John O Shea who I a ctrpenier In Its Dtpert I tcariliUsinlrMsirAlstiaujt mnt of Yard ant lncki in the nayf yajtstirsl va Carriages Vn choicer variety In NeirVnrt IADIGH1IIArTllttR TOP HOlilllhS nOAUtVAOON rolhly will not b underold AOOKI HUrERn MLLAllh CARTS IIU OAKTrC ROAD CAIITV the latest and handiameit aeslrnn CAlT M i J TW 1W BUCKnOAIIOSand NOV MTIKH In I NATURAL WOODS lm rb tJ l J tIU RI nnr h Ihl labllbmDI 11 1 ICANI UIm 1 ANI rIAITONI I snbslanilally made eitra stroni and durable hXTFNHION TOP ABRIOtKTV 8URRBTH Cat Ind examln yon r nor asisd to DnrehsML tlllllT OIKN VVAllONH Ot VARIOUH KrfLrK Wilt eichanif for nld carrlarea and always offer H W rl A LAROK VAHlKTY Ot HFLUSK IIASD I UiRRIAOM al unusually rreal InducemsnUc JOHN MOORE I WAREROOMS 53 57 59 Warren st Eleventh Annual Breeders Sale J op Jersey Cattle IA TUESDATANDWKriNFSDAT APRIM2 AND23 lltCL THE Commencluieach AMKRICAN IShTlTUTE day at lnoclnekat IHItlniKO k1 td ar kelwetn BJd and Ulib lU htw York ovrit son iimn cnNsinvrn BV rnnuiNENr IIRlvEllhlt SOU ON rROllNENI For eatalnrne address 1lTKIl C hhLIUdD t CO Auctioneers HIT Jolm L New York tn nur new repository lorn tuck nnckbosrta Unit lle 1 Ihaetons Itnail curia allslrlei llrlTinr aeonaT Hurreye Iiepot Wairons Mannneini seal Moonlalsi l HlicKbuards besl uouils our own 1 t1 RAUiNK W AUUN AND IAKKlAIIK Co i 7ll Wooler l 1 N V7 BUSINESS WAGONS nelltble won at bollom prices nil mil t all work warranted hand tniide Inspection or sioct solicited t 1 f r WRBon on t ulK HAilON fu I wi M7 Hudson st corner Bant niHINKHH WAOONHKIO NUVv ill sffr i ONU IIAMI niUVhllY VVAHDSS AM STLI J RTLII HIM WAHKANTlD lltIV HP VI AM ACTtKKlll HAVK MiNE WAIIONH TAKKN IN KJrilAMjV L I HVOMON WAC10N Uf HLUfUX 11 I I New nock dry good laundry milk grocers batch bolei I111 r an I can enters wagons Full line light delivery wifi n ror oountrr use RACINE WAOON co IMIM south itkvAf Vor AVICTOIUA Abr Iiemorest little uid one season and In fine orler trice 0 Add VICTORIA lci t Office boi 2714 nCTntA FAHTTliTiTlIMllliTjrHK JKFP Ifl handa ten reari 011 I bar warranted sound kind and true In all har ness and under saddle SISD Lexington ar al tsun 1 utablei I Dr WILSON TIIK HAnHAUairVeterlnaryRelnedr Co wlll ea rreeiiionant llcatlon oopTor the Hone Owner Hand Book c II TIIOHUUHs AII wj Natsau si LADlt Illflll TAUK PIIAKTONbyThornof LonaoiT an good ai new a light running Tery slyluh trap Apply go C A bThVKNS Caslle Iptnt lloboken M t PATFNT BIHINKLINII THLCKSSend forjrlcTiut and catalogue ratenlesn and makers VT WEST tnKlULU HUN 177 rrlnce 1 Mew lorkclly WlS1 CAUDLE HOUSE for sale I nJS Weil J3d t STALLS AND WAOOS noo ll To IKT atreuonatite rent In large stable 407 West r2d1 IflO 8URIAl fnvifs 1010 n lianas bit lint 1UV arrlred rnr sale I cheap IIIBIIdP dm ilrand 1 Jersey City 1100 IUIIo lar l Norlan mares bolhlnfoaT 2U 111101 nenr7lhaT l idin rluttmirp WEST EN RIG ACAEM 1J Mland 1 149 Weil liMh st AVII K IlbAN PIIOPRIKTOII I ADIK Ml1 NIC RIU TOr on Mondars from 4 loOl M I LIILIt MVHICJ III IIK erery Iriday erentnir from 110 mo dork IUOr K II 1MAI T MANACiKtt JIAAUER MAVIS A MAKHIIAII I Indlrn unit llHaco UldliiK Ilatilla Jloyn Military Nf hnnl Uniform nool T 181TII NT I E ICJUESTIIIAS nUTHTS Illustraled catalogues tre WHITMAN SADDLb cal IH chambers su FURNITURE DKTKRMINKO TO CLOSE OUT MANY IIVEM AND ODD PIECES ON OUR PARLOR DININO ROOM AND HEDROOU FIOORH IV K HAT MAnE OICEAT REnUCTIONM IN PRIOEH 1VIIICII IT WILL BE T I THE INTEREST Or ALL INTEND INn P17RCIIAERS TO EXAMINE I WITHOUT DELAY r Hpeela line for Cuuutrr FnrnUhlntr ot to be hud claewbere I R J J HORNER CO i 6163 do 65 JUnkcr West and 23d ImporMr Street I Adjoining Eden Max 1 The Shoe thrust Gone L I wn ml It bttl 0 WolfsACM EBlacking tsd ft I to keep toy shaM wutved M c st desl 0 labor tad m l l PI K RON Mt Dn un I L BAH OLD H UHIU YMh L IAH I HD CHHa ITAH TN In YOU OLD n WIL IAN fer iK DN nMMerrwjnr f t wourr ti UILU nI 7ll AD am IMOoirnre or Oitlnlnn n to AVIilch Are the Gicnler Niillnnceii Sonntor Krvv Ills KcnntoCommltti oon Oon era Lawn mot at tho Hotel Motropolo tester dn morning and with tho aid of export testi mony took u dlvo under tho pavomonttt In Now lork city to Investigate tho various under ground pipe svaloms H Is probable that tho bill In contemplation by this committee ostah llbhlngnhtato Hupoivlsory Hoard to take the place of tho Hoard of Electrical Control will bo broad enough to cover tho underground plpo Bvstom In nil Its branches and It wan to deter mine tho advisability of creating such a Hoard thnt tbo committee continued their Investiga tions yostorday Col Henry H Kearney tho engineer of tho Hoard of Klectrlcal Control who has super vised tho construction of tho subways told tho committee that this oily was grldlronod with gas mains ranging In id o from four to twenty Inches in diameter From those mains gas la constantly escaping In some of tho streets for Instance SKth avenue there are four sots ol gas mains on either side of tho street Tho nverngo length of usefulness of n Una main It It la properly hila nnd Is undisturbed la about twenty scars Jho wroughtIron pipe In the opinion of Col Kenrnev was auporlor to a cast Iron pipe Ihero la etich astrous rivalry be tween the dlnerent gun companies thut when tha were notllled that anew street was lo bo pnvcd ome of them laid thelrgas mains beforo theru wiia any use for thorn und tnus Increased the chances lor leakage Col Koarnuy has been working on tho sub vrajH lor lour soars During that tlmo he has found many gas mains BO badly corroded thnt when tho workmen would lift them up to move them thoy would break Jho subway com pany wns obliged to replace at their own ex penso all gas mains broken in thin was He low lorlyseiond street It is the exception to find old ras mains thnt are not leaking Ho I elleved tnat lnT out of ill HO holes that might bu dug In tlio Btreuts between Fourteenth nud J wentvthlid streets anil J bird and Mnth avenues opciipmg gas would bo lound before thu mains vvcio reiuhod It IB cheaper foi tho gas companies to allow a leakage of 111 per unit than tn icpnlr tho pilOK Ihu servlco ilposthnt run from the mntns Into the houbos wore also frequently a source of leakage In somo cises Col Keiir nos snld thos hnd found vvlioie a rival gas lomians hnd put In their pities that the cut oils on thu old idles had been cnrelcssly made Tho Henlcn pipes when they bboulrt have heenefloi tunlly plugged had been simply broken oirand the ends Immnieiod together This gns escipes into Iho subways mixes with the air and forma explosive compounds It al ogctBlnto the sewers and is u souico ot clanger 1 vuat do sou know nbout tho pipes of the steamheating companies uskud Seuntor Lrvvln Tlio nro the soured of n great deal of trouble to people engaged in underground work Ton feet below tlio surface of Broml way fiom Howard street to lxchango plnco tho temperature of thn enrth Is above ion rnhrunhelt J his lacaiibed by escaping steam from do ective jolntp Jiiis heat In combina tion with tho different ncldsin ihesoll eats otT the insulation of undeiground wires Tho bniB pneumatic tubes laid by tho Western Lnion lelogrnph Company three sours ngo ore badls corroded from this nuse und Ilia Julophono Lompany haa been forced to lay a new cable cspt chilly prenarcd to resist tho effects ol the oeai lug ste tm and acids Col Kt times tald thai these uvils could bo remedied and hu was in favor of a supervisory Hoard to control thegus and steam companies JurmH Vi Multh Prbldmt of tbo Consoli dated Gas Compnns told thu committee that thu gns iniilnH were laid iindtir lust ectlon and wero uiado as tight 119 it WUH possible to make them If lhiy woro loft unitlturbed very littlu gas would ocnpu The strtctri havu been torn up so fieiim ntly that tho pit os havu been in jured Castlion pipes under i over ho said Wins puctlclll iiidestrutiblo Whenever not 100 Is SIM l thnt gu w lenklnglt Is tor the cumpnnso Interest to rep di the pipes And vet n good deal of ga escapes accord ing to the lebtiinons vte havu just heard biild faonutorLrwin U lie amount of gax that esc ires Into tho streets la overestimated said Mr smith It lias been st ited heto thit tho Inakngit Is from l to 10 pnr cent I do no bell vc u 1 dont think ll i more than 1 portent Jhuru is a InigodilTcicucu between tho amount of gns ninnulncturod nnd Iho quantity consumed but this IH dim to thu difference lu measurement ut tho works nnd thu muter inensiiiemont In aiiHwcr toiiuestions Mr Smlttsild thnt In addition to thu foreman who laid tluphos tho conn nny had nn inspector Jho suior v sory power of tho Hoard of Publie orks con sisted In Issuing Iho lornilu to Jay th plnus Ml Smith fnld ho had not seen gas mains cor roded nn badly ns Co Koarnes st ttud I hnvo s en pities tnken up In tho lower pnrt nf tint city In grnd condiilon that have been un derground forty se UK hi e nd Mr Smith said the imbwass hnd been laid wlh nbvnluto locklnsnis and with no regard tothu rlglitu nf otner underground work In some places thes hnd built a rolld I riek and cement structure right on top nf tlingns mnlns Mo tliought good rosults vv uld come from a State Sui ervlsory Ho ird loi tha gabllglillng hVhtoiiiK if it weio ugnnluil attoi tho m in norof tlm Jtailti nd Cominlssinn DnnlelU diblens exsubvvny Commission er coiroboratod Col Keiness statement about Uniting rotten gas mains nnd enld that when tiio sfnet was opened in Ir nt of tlio llollnmn Ilonso tho ciirtH wns gn en and thn odor soofTnnsivo Hint thn oirth wns lemovud i and Ihe tienches Illled witn travel JhcSeniitet ommltlei will ronMiiuo their In vn iikail n on Siituiijits noinliu i Ihe Hotel J ipMOo nnd hivo linked A Knndson eleetrii Ian to the St 1 tin sticit railway sys tem f l Havros o lnsliluiit nf thn Hoard of Health nnd W Anrtiews Iresldont of tho SteumIloatlrig Conn any to tcHtlfj incfitio Hlil l Mr 1rlend Mm lln niil nnd the Hal tritda r Frett Irilin thn TomliH Olho K Illiinl Kmilv Howard Joorso Halhtoad and Oirlu A Halftoad vvoro dls cliarwod uspr lnv froip tlm rombi whoro tlmy havo Loon foi f i nth months on account of tliolr tonncctlun vsltn tho olcctrlo sucni frauds Ilia DiMrict Attorney oontionled to ho Ulsclmro of tho rirlsonors ou tliolr own riCOfnlFaiiCfia in the inoilon of lllmm J llouu 1rof 1 rliiid tlieorluiniitorof the fraud IH df ad and lil clilot im i tant 1arson VllllaniIlloMinl Is In prison for ten years for cruul Inrcuny In tho first decree Mrs I rlond mid MIB llnwnrd in thor and daueh Ur uoro the vvlvos of tboo men who were tliouBht to havu part of tlu proceodn of tha Bvvindlo Col lollowH thoiiKht it Inadvleabio lotrytliewonionii thopipiMjnt tlmo but did not ask tlio cllMinHil of tlm liullclniont Tho llnlxteailri an iipi onrud on til trial of Howard v oiemoiulymRuianlcH brmichtfromMlchlcan employed to net up tho alleged electric sugar rillninu machlnnry Tliu nimo motion waa mudu balora Itovordor Hniyth four months iitro nnd denloil but ludue AmlrowH In thoOyor and Terminer yoslurday urantud It A Irlent hiuvpeniled AArnii v April 21 Hlfahop Wndhams hnH alloncol 1uther Petrr H J Hsiin of Ht 1eters Jlomnn Catholic Church Lowvllle and suspended him from the priestly ofQce on account of acts unbecoming a priest The chief complnlnt HgnlnKt him Is his method of HHso lng the congregation and extorting money from them Iho trouble was brought to a climax a fmv bundnsu ago when the priests demands upon n lidy member of tlio i ongrrgatlon for hur share ot n i ortaln assess ineiitwnHresisted Ho became ungty Btruek lit r In tlm liuo with a prater uook nnd iMnd Inngiiauo i nloioining n pi lost Thu congrega tion m puiilnd lu ho Wshop with Iho lenuit UbUVtf SIUld 1OIVW JUAXf DOWNFALL W n Hnnnnilerrd a Kortane In Rlotonft IITA I n 1C und Died Irum a Do e of Morphine KINGSTON April 21 About flvn years IIRO Til Van Alcn en leadline his majority cnmo Into possession of lobt i left him nt the death of his mother IoraHhort time he was cleric Inn More but he soon drifted luto riotous liv ini and It was nut long beforo he wus on tho downward path He becan to frequent e loons and gambllnc dens and hts ruin wsa onl a question of tlmo Tor several months ho hat l eon keeping company with nn nttrao tlvu though frnil young woman Mamie V11 mott I hoi made frequent trios out of town and It was known that he expended consldero bio money on her It was rumornd that on unoof tliolr prolonged journoyH thoy paid vib t to tho Imlllo slopfi lleopntly a rival had rrossnd younc Vnn AkoiiB path upon whom th Wllmott clrl be stonid punio attention Ouurrols rpHtiltod and the tilrl after assisting him in hpindlng much nf his money xhowod a tendency to dlhcard him orelsodlvldo her attention ns shn toll In clined Lust nlLlit San Alien and the Wilmott girl wore tucotlior hellnir thoy iiuurrelled or not IB jet unknown This morning an Akon WIIH found diml In bod at his homo from adococf morplilm1 Jlo was undnr tho In Ilnoni of Ihiiiur when ho reached home Van Akon wns lospectnby connected having rela tlumhero whu movo In the upper circles ot aocley Found Ilrud In Her Itnnm NOIWAIK April 21 Mnry CRourko nn un married woman Vtearsof age was found dead thU mornlnif lu tier room In an old carriage house on I rane street Hhe wasknoMn aboul town as Trarf Mary and llred alone In a scantily furnished room OD the sec ond floor Mie earned a ineaure efclttenra by washlnr Vlwren K and 10 n Hoi t a mmi vlillr I tl e old bnlld It if but his knock met wuli no re ton e AH the old woman had not I een peen tn nveral daa the police verenoillle and Hie door forced or en llerbodrwal found diiuli el up In B corner of Ihelmliwar I ehlnd lit flairs Medical linmnvr lltirke was ratio and thn rimtins were reinoiet in Katmiinis Mirirue wher an exunilnallon u a I Id t its afturncnn rue woman was ell ciinnei led an I fnrmerlr flie was are rilel memierif eicletj bin a love affair It If all destroyed her nun I and for several years she has lited Uiellteof a rtclu e

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r THE SUN TUESDAY APRIL 22 181K 8 TOE ALBANY LEGISLATORS 1 fAIIHtTTg nAPID TRANSIT DtTK XN rifle AKSKttlSLT Th AalriiiU rbe Con t upf Twenty Itepukllc Vote Acnlnet the HtsUe Coe mlHlun Feature hf Aqnednet Arbltrev lion mil Mur rnllnpr blUi e fitaeue INK l on the Ballot Reform Hill ALTUNY April 211ho Fnuwstt Rapid Transit bill which Is 1 to be reported tomor row In 1 In erory onon thouKht tonight Tbo ant Pint combine Is i said to be etronnor th n ever and thoy now count on twenty Itopubll can votes against the State CommlMlon fea I ture of the Mil They nay that there IB n doubt fliRt tho Mayors Commissioners will be amended Into th bill and that the Sennto will have to accept t thorn eventually A great lea of wok teems to hare been done In Ibo matter I dlnco Fridays adjournment and a mysterious i conference In New York of Miller people fbi den poole and othorfl Inimical to 1lntt Is re I ferred to on every hand by those who are well potted hero I A ctiaiiBc too baa come over the situation In II respect to the Aqueduct Arbitration bill Tim New York delegation especially the Tammany I here filled with whole mon hiuo roturnod I10d a I some senno of the public and official sentiment I against tim bill They aro now prepared to I follow In the patio set by John Connelly one of i tbolr numbor who began well by votlnu 1 against ln measure when It llrst cam up from the Benato I The Ballot lloform substitute Mil WM quietly laid over until tomorrow In the Senate and was subsequently the subject of a caucus ot I I the Republican Senators Some of thor aro ready to bolt from the leadership of Hmton it I I Co Senators Cocsoslmll odder Erwin and II Veano were avowedly la this position This Is partly due to a narrowminded fear that the I Governor may got some credit oat of the bal lot reform movement I Is also partly Inspired by a dread thai tim Governor will get the beet of them as ho haa already I frequently done They are particularly distrustful of the provi sion wblch eliminates the marsupial feature of the blanket ballot Thoy do not know how I Dourly tho substitute of a number of official ballots ami tho privilege of a paiter nil come to accomplishing tbo tmri oo they intended In tho exclusively official ballot provision 1 liov 11111 wns hoard from In both lou oeln nmossaco reached at tho hands of his Rood 1 mOAeOIO looking private secretary Col Williams HUB KI silugan amendment to the Corrupt 1ruo l ilrus net Isoth the benate and Axsembh ro torred the communication to their Judiciary Committee and the latter holy rejected Sir CommlteR Mioolun proposition that the committee bo Instructed to loport a bill embodying the Gov ernors recommendation J WAS done by 0 party otoi8 llepubllcans to 47 iJomocrits senator Fns ett Introduced the Sheriffs bill with thori lnnatiou that the council of our commit nnd the bur AAoeI lon us noli us ion blcklis invorod the bill I was ordered 01 dered to a third rendlue Oov Hill KUVU the ssembly a strong Intlina ion that lio would sign tho now ballot relorm bill if it oomos to him In his oto of the bill li I i crettlneii Hoard 01 Lvclsn in the several towns I creatlnlIIlolm1 of tho stuto transmitted to the Leslslaturo tonlclit the Gfvernor says I I te bill is regarded as unnecessary at this tim It f imply rOIOeo I form of endorsement to to used upon eiuie 010 the tnwns of the State A general not relative nthi tnrm of tallos and manner or voting Is I hOW peuain 111 I II e enito with fair prosr ects as I urn alm1 if it pamSKe by the Legislature Tie ace seem to meet wuh general approbation and ifpusel y lg I nrot r In I tn prMint shate will irnbftbljr t i A law 1 taas much i It hoI beui freed from constitutional and othar ot etttous whuii heretofore have made ttml ar measure nlmoxlo tn a part of the I egtslalure I ATM In the Kxecutlve In Mew of tIme strong assurance runl tlrrrfirvnr lie enactment f thin general law tha Itzflnll tTi Intel In J bv the bill before me would teem to be imneceMary tnder lime aral Jlallot Reform III I I It enuried the t form o a in t would dIner rtt I toil from the oiif here roiitlnp a ed and wlrite e Ie I liallntrt woi M be ubullcl I I he rIMon of Till IIli 1 vrnulil be mId In that c f and III enact mocof jit hlllm I connequentlv retarled A innla To irmlt 1 ID hecolne a law would I r iblr te to merely edt 1 an lmnnerorf utatute ti the roluine of Uxlaatloa hoW raldy nccnmulAttnir There wore two othor Tetoos by the Oov ernor The first was lo Mr le PoyBters VntiKhlcepAlo llro 1 ipii tmont bill which sot forth that a almllnr hid was votood Inst year because It exempted the property of the lo pal tmont from taxation The bill Is special legislation I one such department should be I Itemptod n conerul law 1 should bo passed for I I nil The othor oto was tor N Stovonss bill ullowlni the iroton cemetery Association of I Tompkins mnty to cliantro its nnmo Th bill Is otood on the ground that n change r eonoted could ha miulu under 1 general law alroady iiu toitiivii fitAvricKt Cr GOT Ifltl HiiBpzeMte an Amendment to Pr lid nnd SfrriictUcn tbe Ian AIIUXY Apt I 21 1hl I Ooxirnor trans I mitted to tho Legislature tonight a special message on tho orrupt 1ractlces law which was ordered printed I is n follows ii j his Lejiaaltti i In my annual message submitted to you in January Inst I suggested for your consider ation tho propriety of the adoption of tho sub ptnntlnl features of what Is known on the Cor I rupt Practices net of Great Britain and ex I pressly recommon3od that each candidate and the KxccutlvoLommlttee 01 each political party ihould bo required to publish un Itemized vorilled statement of all moneys expended by them in each campaign and the particular purposes of such expenditure 1 ho act which tho Legislature subsequently pushed upon this subject being chapter 91 of the law of IhW makes reasonably severe re I iiuiremoi with teforence tq the filing ol Item ized etitomonts nf expenditure by candidates 1 ut fails to domand a similar obligation on the part of political agents or commltteomon In tIle memorandum fed by mo approving this I bill said II The whiie meatur 0 far aa It goes Is I merltnrlnua and If enforced and sustained by an active vigilant and 1 enlightened public tentlruenu is I capable of accom plUhlng some cat able and genuine reform The initial operation of this measure at re cent municipal elections has made I more ebony apparent that tho act does not go far enough and demonstrated that Its excellent ptovlslons should be extended eo as to Include I I olltlcal agents and committees among those I required to file statements of expenditures Without such extension the practical benefit slrod by tho passage of the act In discour aging largo contributions by candidates will to partially secured as it has been lately Fhovii that candidates while formally con b piling with the now law wile U3 a general rule merely nwom that certain ums con I trlbutud bl them had bon paid over by thorn to tho Chairman or tr asurer of their I ronpeetlveenmmlitoefl for legitimate expenses but for what specific purposes tim monoys I thus given wero expended was not disclosed and tho committees themselves are not roo iiulred to render an account of money received or paid out Tho Information they actually furnished to the public Is meagro and utmatiB 1 lactory and does not lull accomplish the dosirublo objects of tho law Now lurk was the first Htato In Ibo Union to adopt the Cor lupt Practices aitan Jit should bo equally prompt to romody any defects or omissions which may be disclosed In Its actual operation 1 desire therefore respectfully to call the Attention of the Legislature to the weakness which nn actual experiment of the new IW linn I more clearly developed and to suggest that 1 the act be amended HO as to meet the objection raised I have cuued to bu prepared nn I amendment to the Penal Code which Is In tended to strengthen and perfect tho law and which take pleasure in transmitting here with It bal boon carefully drawn and would Boom to be as strict In Its requirements an the purpose of the statute IB demands 1 heartily commend It to tho consideration of tho oirlala ture While It w ill bo ol served that tim proposed nM proposes no restriction upon limo amount of i i money which candidates or others may con tribute for political nevertheless I trluto Iollni PUIPOSIH neerholose desire to suggest tho advisability of some such I limitation omewhat analogous to tho pro F Visions ol the Lnglleli tnt t 1 his would Involve the CNtalilUbtnerit of a scale ol amounts prop erly graded which shall prescribe the mixl mum sum that t the candidate for each office may contribute for tho purposes of hlselpctlon nucha iirovldlon might also limit In some ap propriato manner tho amount of expenditures I by loiiniiittoes nnd of subscriptions of on trlbutors ltvtii fl iitiL 11 HuL 1 ho bill which tIm Governor recommends is L 01 follows An act iv Imnefll tilt V at the renal I rode relating OI rolln to crImes f agant th elective franrlu I t heclIuti I t C V ollh Venal Ild ratlnxtucrlnts aget ullhe eIcmib froohl I hrLy amldod by aldoi hlIO a new SectIon whlollal bo Snowui as i tinl I hloh bal read a fuluw 1Yry Llalrumamt roure or alI otneer or mm Cr Of a slit counly 11 r1 dIstrict or otter litltical I ruIAlol and every olhr person Who stall rc front aity candIdate for onlc old for at ally Ublc ellon hld IIO title tolo any motley Or Omit L IUblolhll pd or cnnlrlbuld br n mOlor OSI at or by oUter tImu 10 be UOd hr any olr herb for 11m I jti of the election tr uol candidate or nt oadl f lipom 110 ata llck with lb can4laae or any I I 01 Oro defray lb enpeness ot aeh i etlot or 0100101 tj rot 1 or tI 41 ca ot soot candidate o of tho 1 St utwmn Wittcii be snay tb ttimer bfmmre or after C n tIOtto iSahi bin liken 1 place shalt Within r I I Sf l after such 1elon or 1r1 tan lay after ifm I I D nh 1001 or other nlGb thing 10 cue leu ay n tb II 101 0 m lalmDllo Iho 01 omouln hloh uoh dal h hYOO 41 I n 11 ct 0 Ia nl r Wboh h nAle of a varlou psnoui to w Lorn lacUnigBjy orotb wViS a vabtt thing was t ald or 414 the amenit call t each tUe spttlno satIre of Men Item and the purees for which U WM MpendeiT cr paid out which suttmtnt chili bs slrned by the person naklof U and verlllml by his affidavit rr the Jrtll1 U Is ID all resptcit true ana that Ills a full and detailed statement of all mony or othtr timings of yamS ret aired by him rif any randl late votad her sees election or of any petson nr behalf of inch candidate to he nsed In aid of iha election of Cacti candidate of the ticket upon which he maybe or may hav been or to riefrav the expenses of any such I election I nr to defray any eipenie of ihe canvass ot ScOtt csndllate t or the csndluates upon snrh theiSts Any such ohatrman treasurer otnorr member or Per In who refuses or nulo to moats and lie a mate meet as preicrlbel In thU section shall ai irnlllv of t mlsdsmeanor pnnlshablt as provided In tills title TALtUAURIAIiliH DVT HIS UIKVK HOOK De Py M lleht of the Tsvbenmele Is the Presence or the Hrookly 1rneuyUry rite spring session of tho Brooklyn IroB briery was hold yesterday at the Memorial Church In Seventh avenue with the llov Dr I J J Van Dyke as moderator and the Hor N W Well clork Viliou the report from the various churches composing tho Irosbytory had been called for nnd It camo to tho turn of the Tabernacle Dr Talmago said that time recent burning of the church had left their atlalrs rather mixed and I I ho hud no particular report to make except that the building of the now church was 110 grossing In neatlnfacloty manner As he hud to attend a funeral Dr Talmage requested the Irosbytory to ocu o his lurther presence lloloro any of the Presbyters had an oppor tunity to make a motion granting Dr Tnlmngo the permission asked for Mr James M r Ham the Irertsuior took tho floor Ho said that tho total Is o smelts for the past year on all the churches to defray tho general and minor expenses of the Irosbytory amounted to 135 This had all been paid except tho n sos mont tn thu abernaclo which was SHOo being at time rate of eleven cents for each mem ber lor which no account had yet boon rendered I Dr Talmago Iho Treasurer will probably find that this Is an oversight 1 the bill had been troonlod to Mr ood our lrea uioi 1 I I Buuposo It would bIo been paid Mr llam1 have been to Mr Wood fro I I fluently and ho has nut me off with various I ccuurt 1 alflo called ut Dr lulmago s house I nnd being Inlormod that ho was not in left a I note explaining tho indebtedness I havo never mcolved any response from Dr Talmago I Dr Taiinngo 1 hao leer received Bin h u note and havo not boon told that I Ham called ul my house I Here the Moderator announced that the dls lere Aollrtor cusnlon mm out of order and called for tho ugulur business which was Irlcre ed with Dr Talmauo burned to time table at which Urcaautor ilani was seated mid told him to make out an exam t bill in dollars aud cents of his church indebtedness Mr ham did so I and DrInlmaao took I hock book from hU poi kot made out I chock for tho amount called for Imndfd It to tho Treasurer aud pin In his pocket the receipt which ho rather biusrjuoly demanded then ho walked buck to bluluololollnLod bin scat his face flushed and his movements hlniwlng his oi Itcmetit 11 liilmuge had boon seated only a moment when ho again jumped to hiM foot l and mao this statement As the met that tho Tabernacle has beon In nrroars to the Iruh tory fund has been mado I I public I would now say that 1 have the re ceipt for the sHOo tho amount Involved in my pot kot I do not belloo that my congregation I will take very kindly the unnecessary blur oust I upon them I consider It n most ungracious I I thing that tho mutter should have boon pre sented us it bus boon here today and un the part of my beloved church I desire protest against lu Hie Tabernacle always pays Its do debis HO and I hopo I will always continue to I ho Tnbornacle pastor resumed his seat and then jumped up again and hurt led out of tho church without looking to limo right or loft Tho roquoit of the Itev Dr V illiam 1 I Ilrldges who recently I brought his stormv pas torate In oO Grootio Avenue ht hurch to r end I ty t tended his resignation iamo up for a I I formal severing 01 tho pastoral relations by tho Prosby tort Sovoral members of the Iros bytcry spnko In approval of Dr llrldgoVs course The Prtsh tory should not take any action thoy thought that would bear tho I I I slightest reflection on Dr lirldgos standing n a Christian minister One of the commls tlonora who appeared for tho friction in the Greene Avenue I hutch which has been op I oed to Dr Jirldno said I think wo nod n new minister Dr I Bridge does not preach Hermans which are ot Birlllclont Interest to keep the members to gether leYlet tired of him In a short time Dr Halsey wild If some of the ministers would only say In public w bat thoy hnvo been telling In private some very different opinions I would be expressed about this Gieona Avenue Church affair Ifllr The Presbytery finally decided by an almost I unanimous vote to dissolve Dr llndgese pas toral relations with the church and Dr llridgeststo declare tho pulpit vacant on tho first Sunday In Juno A minute was entered on the books ol the Presbytery expressive of that bodys continued conlidouce In Dr ridge I Time llov Dr Itiggs formerly a member of the Now York Presbytery vvus elected n mom tier of the Brooklyn body and four young men I were licensed to preach Tho application of the Itev Dr Cuylor fur 0 dissolution of his pastoial relations with tho nfayotto Avenue Church wax not presented but probably will boat tho next nicotine of the Iresbytory I ix ongressmau James chairman of the extension lund reported that of the 15000 as se sod upon tho various churches only 2277 bad been i ald UP He read the tnmos of tho churrhi which had paid theIr assessments The Brooklyn Tabernacle was not Included In the list SIIFILS A Sit Kilt Aim NAVK And JBxIle Haylei Think or CiimlUK Home Irom Cunuda Now Two morn of tho Indicted Aldermen of 1M freed thombolves yesterday from tie trammels I I of tho law They wore Thomas Shells and I William 1 Kirk ono tluio President of tho I Hoard of Aldermen nnd for ono day Major of tho city Lawyer Frank J Duplgnao served District Attorney Icllows several days ago with the statutory notice that he would movo before ItecorderSnnth In Part I of the Gen eral Sessions for l tho dismissal of the Indict ment for bribery found against bhellu In April I 1830 for lack of prosecittlon Col Fellows thereupon endorsed the indictment us follows The defendsnt was not one of the thirteen who con stttuted what has been called the combine of tl6 Aldermaulc Hoard of IS and against each and all whi were not of that combine there has never been evidence ijtllclent to Justify the people In moving the canes Upou the motion of DistrIct Attorney Fellows therefore yesterday Recorder bmjth dls mhed the indictment and discharged Thollsa bail KxBonutor Grady tool course similar to Lawyer Dupicnncs In Lehnlf oj exAldor man lurk and Col Follows endorsed the In diutmont against Kirk The inairmciu clmouuit tie dltmlsied There was auf flcielit evidence to Justify Us Lndlnxs BO tars the records thfc lone ThuS iietend nit a not a msmberof time c inlii atlon I a bolt met at Mclauailm I I humus nor wan bW present at the emriy I lliornliiK lueellniof I the Hoard or A ermeu ot IN o The people canuut try thlslndlt ment I Mr diady submitted an nflldovlt from Klik jld deseiiblni l his am rot In IhSfi and his being I hold In 121OIHI ball On Oct 7 IfHfi I he went I I on tu Hay bo appealed in court for trial I I wits on that day arranged that the cuso of ox Wla should ho maIled llrht I Alderman Henry hajleu sloull aolilrot aud thnt tho trials of exAldorinnu nrley and Miller should follow nnd then hU Kirks trial should bu rrocoedod with But Ha vies for houlo lu felmd his bail and was never tried There upon his Kirks ball and tho ball of the other 110U Aldermen of 1KSI who had pot uuitted the Malts wax Imreased to S40OiHi Neither his truth I nor that 01 Farley or Miller was pioceeded with but Instead oxAld rmBii Iranclij Mc CiiLe Arthur J Mui unde John 0 011 and J liomas loary were tried and no effort bad aiM been maiio to try him Ivlrkl The evi dence in the Aldermaulo trials Kirk further avers In no way Involved him Ho denied every allegation In the Indictment alaln t him I nlsjntrlln Jio otify witness against Kirk before the Gland Jury was Waite Mi Grady makes nlll davjt that In October 16KB he mot Waite In I Han frnnclsco and V ale voluntarily told hint thntho knew nothing about Kirk having any thing to do with the llroadnay bribery Judge CoHing dismissed the Indictment against hlmk ulso TIle next Alderman of 1881 who will eoek release It U said Is Henry 8ayle who jumped his ball 118 thu eve of trial and lied to Canada Ills bondsman was bis brother hoi bityles a wealthy bun her of Jefferson MarLot and bo wan compelled to pay f 6000 Into the city complod has loel hankering after this money Ie since and It Is understood ha proposes In tie now otol grace mein and pencIl tn have another try for It He baa been around the tioneral Hesslons building a good doal of lonern I Is averred that Ilrother Henry Bnyles Is vailing anxiously to so whether bo will bo prosecuted If he rrtuins from Canada wi 01 whether his return will help Brother tol In his effort to get back that IUS 000 or any part of It Hlie Got Harried ait lit A young woman who will be 23 years next month trsllDsil yesterday be To re Judge Brisn la time Bapreme Coon that sbe was married at Ihe age of 19 years In Juue IbIS to BIscluu Cut Bbe wu Rosalie K liunn before her marriage The young woman Is I suing for a separation and limited nvurc Two roouihs attar bsr marriage she tars she Irurt obliged to leave I Caae open account of Ins cruel treatment Its bun t contributed to her support and she has not seen him since fb U lISt BleU living with her p rent In Brocklyo Decisliin was reseived There wu no defanoa F Bsauss appeared tOt P 3r e o KEITH UF THK IMILROADS Letssi IilbrBssttlo of Intercit From All iltiurtrr Tho Now York Ontario and l Western Rail road In Its relation as a member of the Boo line announced a cut rate yesterday on all rail freight from Now York and St Paul sun liar to that of tho Boo line via New London and the Canada Atlantlewhlch wan mentioned In THE HUN on Saturday Inst The rates for tho nix classes t 77 Cl CO 3t 32 and 27 cents per hundred pounds The Ontario and Western Is an active competitor of Ibo Canada Atlantic and It Is likely to cot more business than the latter boonuso It ls a more direct route There U n hit nap between tho ndw tariff and the allrail tariff via the trunk lines and Granger roads to bu Paul which Is M 8r 08 5 47 and 41 cents Despatches received yesterday from time Northwest state thut tho OratiKcrlako and rill routo will loot tho nil rail rato of tho Soo Iho Juattornmstoitioneral hasnt settled rot which road will got the troops of the Illtli United States Artillery which eo to Ban Iran cleoo next month The hirct I Artlllory which cornea Kast 1 ill decide upon Its routo tidni and Its choice may have sonmothming to do with thutof time Fifth Individual cotl operators In tho Lacknwunmi nnd Wonilnc regions uimplaln thut tho Doln ware lntkawanna and Western llnllronil hat roltiscd Ihem ins for fhii rncnt on the uround that the shippers Imvo boon siilllnu lolow limo ochedule I hoy threaten tn brlnx the mat tor boforo the IntorStato manner o Commission Mcorresldont IToldeti ol time Lack wanna said yeotermiay that tho company had never rcfubud anybody the use ot urn i Lone Island will soon enjoy the novelty of a limited Iullmitn trnln Hlx cars for the service are nw beIng built by the Iulltuan 1aluco Car Comtmnt two 01 f them to ba sixtyfoot com bination tars two of them drnwlnuioom Cars nnd two coaches 1 llils train whleh will bo put on about Juno 2511 run bolnooii Loim Island I I itt and shelter Island anti boiithaiun ton I will eo out at i 1 M I by time old Homh hhoro mad and at Manor it will divide Into two bectlmtmm one goIng to llreenpoit and tho othor to Southampton Ax It will take only 2 hours nu hour loss than tho fastest train now on limo rond nnd will stop only at the lurucHt towns it ought to be popular with excursion ists to the summoi resorts I will hate con nection by way ot Utookltn General Manager C D Ilntt of tho Grand Central station his just advanced the pny uf yard and shop foremen The New York Central Is equipping all Its fretcht cart of thirty loot In lonKth or over which Is practically all that are ol any Muvlo with 08tlnuhonponir brake The couiiany has 10 OnO new irolcht cars bulldlnc and theo and all that it lots hurcaltor will Lie equipped with air brakes Ono day last wool a caueof men on the Long Island rnad laid a mile o truck itt 13 I mlnutts Iho company is roplailnu tho I old Hipound rails load with rails ot iO pounds ovor the entire At nresont the rapid transit service of the Lone Island road ends ut Jamaica 1 Doforo summer the company op ctsto extend It to Itookaway Junction Including several new stations Bilton Tho Lone Island road has Inctoasod Its foreign freight orvico M to 10 per cent since tho beLinnlni of tho year nud much crlit 18 duo to Iratllc Manager 1 M I Smith liotweon VLtO and SOHI foreign oars wore handled dur lorelin Inl March They brine to the Island princi pal I v coil lumber nnd Itrtlliror rtitiuinK east t ward The company bus Kivon orders for 1UO now cars The fast observation engine No 522 of tho New York Central which tules tho nllklala moor tlo road at llilnc speed bas 11II1I 0 COI11 plote overhauling In the shops A number of improvement hare been added to bur equip ment and the interior of the oltort mutton apartment has been richly deiomtod llilrd McorreHldont II Walter obbisafrontient I pnssoiigor nowndiiys In its time j m22 bus car ried a cood many wellknown oIlMulM EIl I Blnoer Nat tawter and Fireman II1h1 i 1 lyneh have charge of her She has a medium sized driver but sue wus built to got over tho road and silo has oton startled the people along tho line Justice Darnard In tho Supromo Court Brooklyn has given judgment for the plaintlfT with costs In the suit of Josluh J 1 1 bite agaInst OLorito C Wood hamuul D 1 Diivm I Jerry Collins and Anson llaltby Mr Wblte becun the Uli in his own behalf and that of other bondholders of tbe Chattarol Knlliond Company limo COmlnD was bonded for two millions of bonds consisting of sinking fund Issues and cold morlLaice bonds boi utud by two mortpocos to the Union Trust Company ot New lurk In delimit of pnymont of time Inter est time mortgages were Iureil Ml The bond I holderb appointed the defendants their trustees to purchase tho itunchlBO and I proierty of the compnny at tho fore closure sale cud Hiirrundor up all thult bonito in pnv ment The iloleiidunts purchusod ut the foreclosure Bale nnd then orirumed tile Ohio and JIll hnndy Itallrotid Ci mi any in I dimly the certificate of the now company was filed ilinc I I tho I capittl stock ut 121IIJlJotl i In 1 September following a now cortilli ate of incur I porutirn was lllod and new directors unmnd mill of 1 whom woro appointees of oils P llnnt I incton peverul of tnem hemc clerks In bis I alike The now cortihlcmtto also rohied i that only TJ4oun of tho stock should bo isued to I the ftookhoHlerc Instead of time entire cm Ital stock of t20WOUO as required by the trtiht agreement thu leavlnBnbontflOiiOtiuuworth I ol the stock under the complete control of tho Hurtlneton Imaid of Directors In his de I cision Justice linmard says 1 he secoi d re organization was not lu accordance with the trust acreemont and was not mudo lu good faith to the bondholders The Tam 1110 branch of tho Mexican Central Itailway has boon ononod for remilar trUllc Tampico i a town of about ODUli Inhabitant cleanly and orderly Work has lietun on the bin bor Improvements whIch with the emtmO slon nf f tho jetties from tho mouth of the rivor out ncros time bur more than inuil feet from ashore will nssuri depth siifiiclont for the on trnneoof tho Inrtost htoamers J lio Mexican ontral has bcKtin the OllcliAlon of Its tracks from the city to the mouth of tho river and us shopj will ho removed as soon as practicable from their present location at 1111I0 I soieiid miles I1p i the river to u point to the euutnard of tho town The annual moetlnirof the stockholders of the Central Transportation Company was held I In Philadelphia yesterday lr hidunt Opdykc I in his niport said that the roars receipts wero I I tllSVilJ7 which with last yearn balance of I S ll S21 et I niade a total nf SI ld52l7 i II no I ox 1 pundlturos were flSiOll1 which Inoludod I onus on collateral of illllOtlO uud an luvohl I I I mint I of Hdll I 251 In I rhlliidolplil I h and Ilnadlni I i ulr I I ad Lnnoral flu turt guigo bund I iihit III I bank 1920582 The companys liabilities amount to TlTbVTl which eludes 4IJU HhatoRof stock nt fJ8 Tho assets uro placed ut ll I nTi17H lor tho Information of stock t holders was sllld that the amount of intel I Okt duo thorn from the rulirnun ompany up I to April 1 was tlYu2i 2 i Time election of officers lesulted In the casllnz of 2S 717 sliuros In furor of the following olloers Plte tors Ii I1 iiplyko Ivnn Morals tt in II Lucas Go rcp h I HPO 11 rancN MHiin John S MOV ens Matthuw Iiroois W ullnra rcully and Joseph lJ t llpon Hecretury arid Jjoasurer Frank eckorly m I Articles of association of the DtilTiilo Tone wanda and Mag mi Klvcir I I mill road Compuny wero tiled In the Secretary of htatosolllia In Albany yesterday Tho company Is I formed fur coiistriu tine mind ollorutlnl n twontvtwo niilo btrret surfrtcerailroad bsirlnnlntc nt the intor I section of the DuIIulo city line und Nlauura street to 1UI lIhrouIlh the village and town of Tonowanda Erie county and till town of lientlltild Mauara county to the vlllaKn of Nlaenia Falls The capital Is M00Ji limo dlroctoii of the roM for the llrst year aro riamuel Hard of nclpwood N J Isaac II I Nowcombe Herbert N Curtis Lathrop It Ilnoon and Ldmund C Converse of Smv York city Jlonj 11 Hamilton of Buffalo and Mills W IJariie of hoar S V Articles of assocIation oft the Dutchess Coun ty Hillroad Comriany woro flied yostordni In I tho omce of Hecrotarynf Htate In Albany Tho company Informed construct nail operate twohemllo railroad commonclnu or near I rouirhkcupslo running In the most direct and feasible route In a Rotithcauteily dlrei tlou and terminating at a point on the New York and Now ncland 1 llnllroud at 01 near Ilopnwoll Junction The capital 310000 The dlroo bra for tbe llrt year are J 1 0 Btnnton D J MeMoce Thomas F Mason Illiam H MoMece and JI Odoll of Now York iiN Stanton Yonkers aDd W U Todd of Mor rittown The Indiana division of railway conductors had a oieetlnu In Indliiuapolls yeKterdny after noon Thu recent wholesale dlschitree of i on iluctors was discussed with a uood deal of vigor and the sentiment was almost unani mously In favor of wiping out tho strike pro hibition clause at the meotlnu of tho Brand division to de held In Jlochoster SY on May 10 Henry W Mount will represent this dlvi Mon at the national meeting They suy the time la ripe for all men employed by railroad companies to stand together NlMmber Hronsiht the Cbssrcei The Investigation of the charges against TnomM Campbell and Fredirlck Buermyer of selltag liquor Ihslrrestaoranu Weal Washington Market In violation of the market regulations WM continued by Comptroller Myers yestardty Olio Menaber who keeps a restaurant In time market IAo sells I liquor lu 1 a star outaide of It usltaed that be was the fathsr of the charges and that be made abel because hula out aide business waa being I Interfered with cait bearing will be reiomed tomurriw morning when rresld ijt r4 iafl t IJildlll MNkim tot tbe noise Board will probably testify Highest of all in Leavening PowerU S Govt Report Aug 17 1889 Bkin RoyI Powder 1 ABSOWTELY PURE When lUbr wu rick we car her Outoria W1Iea she ww a child ihe cried for Cutoria Whea Mm bicem UIa 11II elISAI to CU6oIia aWauwrucaUIea ALMOST GUANO FROM ilISflItAIIL I t II I tJAJIUIL HAnRlXQlVS TilOVOllX CA I 34 tut n JIIJ tAtar 1111 nKnn 1 1ainmr I than wlllntr In t 11 1 IMI mv story a1 It j I there l iny nti n In t tlo be itn multi ul H i 0 I say jon iiifi I rr fcr tliflin to n R ail I I ilMiik I mi t iivtm tlitm I if Ita truiit t u m Me t fnmnei Ii t trniitrtnn if ti7H hth 0 icnn to t the h o rtttr Our I lu i rI M n 110110 t Ior 1 elt irti I v urn he rni u tlnuc I IK I C mum iiff I emote sm r 1 Iou front tux I ladle I nil 11 i i irnib tei5 l tt 0 o ilil ln teem I thn ctu e nf iny jrntti i nt fit 1n i I NI1t1 emIt i 11101 11101I I clmtgtmt 011 t at In I in cuuumruCtel a chronto CCC 5 or f rn vrrti I nr VTir I sre H tin V cutIe iiiitt I wltlln thiliM PV j 1011 II mt iih btJ lieAllhthftt I could tmnlir tear li I o Jr j r p I 1bt I t r 4 I t6 Iv I 1 lot 4U t ib tioo t Ii fJt G i 1 f k 1 t il I j J th hlt r tl R I l j y r I J i 1 y t uy i o t v A I o 00 g rmt c z1 y E Ff I KAMI M HAimiSUION P7H KT1I N el I 0111 t not tir itttn thmtuh tnt ace nt all Aiul mjr lien 1 1111 he i nenri ill tin time Tinre wert rltuti g rmoe in m s elm smut I I iitlrfl inx I fmtiiiv us a H muut t d H lit a u In turuif rlr nor was IIIAIU Iroim i III I mumnumn III I tll tie ftt 1 im hkh wnuM I ca IBB UP in I i c iMimlt uom kink nml 1 fplttliifr Ilurt lu t t In t alum at I tiuti U I m n u I i n 11 lnwn mr thro it an I tJuul l f me Iy M Ifr in il 1 t fii n mu i k ni for fear I wum t rli kMn it I mm 1 i wiuti he 0 ii 11 I i ir luf nml na IMIU emrmmme Utiniif lntufu III IIII tlir it Mr rictiili hit rrMl i r l mrs iut m teummuuuh an l lilnir 1 II Z tIII I AniiaUiHi me tn tru Ilirtu itn u hut rrt AH C dell w muiuuui tiuiii wilt urap tiitrn u I I AtPt I I nl ttil lUd ret n lmt r m nprintil 11111 I I Mr tie t m 0 el mule It I mm a a h oil stra e I mmu turuCet vet 015 IVaI I mitat Tinifi w Id wumudern tulip I mr a i 01 I t w 10111 1 R 5uruu litMfty tn M esh i Mu mm II mmmd t I mm n cnixl sm to 1 rriftf nit r WI h grateful hnr tie bMl of lire mumme latul Ami Hi iir DOCT011S i COP ELAS D BLAIR its i mii IITIt 1 s 02 tit AVISM i MAIJ iirn ST f t 147 WEST 42D STREET tJEAit ElGADWAlf j Itnuhi Ls ul I Iti 149 IMKUKMON I M t IfRT J irli 1 ore tie I treat t wiili I cirm i oIl i rnrii e i mica t Pn cliltl c i itnrrii cml t ill d em 5CC o thn t 1i3 l C tar I Throat smut I I ulmue Itu it I I I H All u ill mall te J Hi iTetiu No x irl i it II jt IfYiu ietirawu lrue t tnr ommui tun heet tIme liiiurt iuili i v M I IOu 1 r m MTtuul if Mr 8unUr uiuli 0 M uiiJ 1 to J J Jinnotortr o llJnI1I ut r Jj EEUt4N P t S IIIb tt rrl I iam I a f IMI terlO I lir lti titN t llll IKM1 A tarS l i nnniiirr ul I if ru lum I tim t i kii nlnei change lur I ulr rroi to I uu ul ii ill i irtuull ti lu Icon 1 ollIItd i r h it Ion i Kun9 Illl i ItlMMIN Il I NO O 1 J I Illli 0 nril I Jill tt I HI ATIT hmAti Hf M a ul I l ttm I I 4mgnm1 I G sec m Ji I li imut l l II m luimu mn l 5 I uel moimu1tI monlM 1 ltl If l mu iiiir Ill s 0111 7 urlllO f juunilM 1 iftnoj enc tu n em i HORACE WATiES b CO tll I Til A FSC r1iI10 targesm 1 IIrlnl1I I I rl r it lrlllI t emit 1 Sqitar JloI1II11I me C u 1 tress 11 InKalinmtn mmml I et ch ilu I 0Cm r11 I mm rIlO 1 lm 1 ieiolid lian UuuJ dlllor lIt lunLer 111 i 0 I 0 M In HI I IAMinAltr t l H II I t ith al cur li I III Kt Ner York nu c I li55 I TO PST I tamest an J3t1WG liT IIMI rill ert tm t i Ilie I ill Ujnilt I A u nn I i r i rlI iim i nlv Mlirhtljr un d for rail umu re uuuiblr irrnis rillt M KIMI i an ur insil IIIMIU C e a 51 ilii fur hi llltlll9 IIAIMh HUlli 11 inn i am i mill MI hem Ti iiina uiilrctialniic niluv Im i ii I C Flit IIKIt u lro iu r UMIiH lie 1tJMf I M n MI v i i hate removed lo llivtrfew I wur iroml hmlmM riKTII A V IN L et near 1 um III I hi f I A number of s Ic1it ucil 11111 I iipriaht and ciuiiri Maiion of our nalir nii tie I 011 l M u III trl rrluttioa V trom our regular iirltes d A lIIVATl KAMII i wll pa rOt f IHI Inuliuj mur rilit liliuo lamest InipriiveiMentH Is 5 1 I slu I WUIILII uo sell for t Pt I all at eu In I Kill H F fONNOU rum tfid ua I Iprlfflit I I and Riu I re piano for Clue and lent on fa y r n al terms or payment secomi hnnd hfr 9 im I upward Sfl PI PM O lull aSDrliiUDt of tlitn rrlltlile S Inklruint t a alioa nuniurr h uf FOI 01 d 1 huu l 1110 j u wri Us ni ikes ant 1 lully rep irm fir MUI Ilanus me rrut 1 rrmA Meek Hall ll I h last l4Ih ci t Cl Flub 5111 Ix I ttAYu I It HIATT H 7 7 1 t tll il O utoii 110115 a nwlnno S furies LId UANIKI y lhAll r tliintliin o J ttomtlJ nt Calt AnSOUTE HIM Hi IHUmilllr iriliirllitT rirurC s u A ly I k erlally eepartllon laSers jreibrrd cumin diutial coniultalion WAfSOV I IIOMi 1 tm 1 17 liroad war MILLIONS t JUt VKM lathe Vmumtt I I rhani trt ourn awaitink oumuamutI Are ou Irmur m Cal ieiT I Has noi B line rich re a me iefr in tier you ni s etiiltled uit W rite Ir morm i IMS IntiiniHtiu I fees at MelrupolUa i rnreUn tlaim Aifin j u llroa 1itittti n tlntrrial I rAlIlIUmIttihI l HI lli I II wrenve to 4 V bl nice fJ near Natsud st t Cottrell butiuintf ou Sr about May I VJ 1 on a 1ohitiiltltt it ItIhIt J AM llAMfl I Hunks Monumeilli I 1 1 OIDI lops pedestaN I l A E I tllCitHlo4t J ta t 7lh tt al d av f oyaiej slum sum u Jlotrlc PURITAN iornu I Rowed corner Dslanetril Aocommodatlona for jreiitlemeu destrlm shg II And boom colllfotlJ6C t41ct i week ydaa4 ldtJNJ J n annulin Four liner Von hy horaCe the Taileat Overlooked McMrius April 21AlUiouRh todays proRtftminu was bitrron of the attraction of a stake event tho races ns n whole were of a I Metier order thim on any previous Jay of the meeting The number of Intros In ouch race I nnd tho quality of the contestants wero dodd I edly nboo the average for racing hoio Tho weather was cloudy but ploaimiit tho attend I ance nbout 400U and the track good hex on two yearolds went to the post In the I oponliid race a llvofurlonK dash and the I ftioocly Annie Brown 118 Abbns up WIIB a do cldca favorite at 6 to 5 Pho won her second I raioof tho moellnll after a driving finish with I I flack Knight 113 Frnncls In tbo middle by a I nook with Joo Carter third half a Ifiirth off I I TIme 1 or Iliico oddsOno to 2 Annlo frown I I i to Black Knight I t second rucopu r o on o mllof or throoj eur olJs luaU a Rood Hold 1 of cleht starters with I i helter Skoltor a deeded favorite but third was tho tORt t she could do that Imt roeil filly Mary I II 1J rldduii by llatliiiway beitlnit Work niiite 112 liarnes up out by a lenirtli nnd a half limo I ln In thom bettlui Miiry H I was 4 to to I sttalsht fi to S place Llko Annie llrow tills was the winner doound win nt the I Ireoll I mputnt lrjaTOblM180iibflcnco loft ulne tjtarlors in tho I nlnodirlonK handicap In which tony Mont uomery Ali case lug Three anti John bi or man dlUdoil lavnr hhtoD 107 win biuc to bo I lIort of work and went to the imt lit odll of I 0 to 1 nut ho was always prominent throuch out iho IBCO and In the ntiotch ttoou Buttled i Ibo Hold l All Wuan had to do in th last fur bug wa to hoM liNliottd ho winning a err time for this tine by OIIBI nice In fast a I i lenirth from most llace who beat heckler a on short heiid for nooml Place lime I 111 Irntst Ilaco can led lOt and was I ridden by tancls llaco odd 1 wo to 1 each I llyton and lineBt lliico Elytons porform ntico todiiy showed he Is still n Kreat horso I bitte perbape this season than or befoio and ho will be a veal dangerous candidate in nil the onrly III1ai utefltS I DOIIB Knapp luu Cooper up a coodlooklnc colt bs auderbilt ilam Miss Uortrudp ut sot n sure ttulng on HOBO Howard in the ihulur IOHK selling purse for twoyoarolds just beat 1 I luir lion March 1UO with 1 Ink In the saddle a ncse aftera desperate Iliilsh while the thorite was third w11 up limo 10j Betting Four tol liouc Knapp 3 to 2 placo lien March J 1 I tm I tulmMc I The cVicludlne race of the day and a solline I tmifo ono mile nnd a sixteenth saw two Birthday hoaUly I torsos in Tudor nnI ory i backod hut neither of them WHB In it Carl ton HU Jlnrnes up took tho load In tho stretch and boat Walker inH ridden by Mepro by two lengths with tho latter n like cllstamo in front of Jllrtll lIlY limp 1 W u betttnt hoon toi Carlton li to 5 placo ulkor Jtol I Iho win ner WHS boiiKht by his owner for tAlu over his calm munco price 2UI ullis vli tori was tho fourth to bo soured by the nonfax oiito Annie blown being tho only first plk to win lreloiih to the thlril race Iroctoi Knott and Ti rra otta were paraded in front of the grand htiml 1Iolh lou ell well bodily but keonIYHI trntners trolilt t that no one need IJuure them umomdnnueroiiR uliurbaii canilldatos as it Is thoirbtliol neither will ituud tralntni In othoi words they ITU ot tho opinion that their rnclull dot s are over iciiltlcnt Dwer1O Ilrulth Tho fricndd of Prolditit Sliclticl F Dw r ot tIme New lorsoy Jockey Club will regret to learn that hit health Is I so poor that undor tbo advice his physician he has loft for the South again to remain until convalescent Mr Dwyer was In I bad way last Hummer and was far from being a stn nc man wiuri ho wnt South lasi winor A run amonu tlio pmo did him a world ol good and ho remind i to I his homo J month niri feeling like a new man Tile mala rial troubles lmmme sot III again howoor atd he had to pack up and co to tho 1otomac once more rime IVoodarit Sale or T otter IhXisoTov Kr April 21Thls was the opdilng day of the W r WiOdard vale 1 of trottrr ibm oIher wna lastly the prices good and bidding spirited alllioukh few bidden were preieuL lollow Inc u a il t i f time hIghest priced h rses soid I Warr ch s 7 by llelmont dim ty PIlot Jr II IL Btamioul outiKBlown Ohio h I X Mlei 1 b m6 by rand fentinel dam by Black Rin ger I M Irlce Columbia Mo fM Lmly Meensb in 17 by SIn Pad hlef dam by i seem iu M I lAY Jr t D Mrrrs Oakland CaL f iXX Ladj 1iililiijioii b m 7 hI uIIICfl dam uy hle vna PaId 1 i mulct J 1 iarrmxion etiniton I4L Helena b in i liy lamUrii luy dam by Mambrluo Koi 11 s J i Mchmiati ulinkl l lenn i o ulllla btJb mmtsoui dam by Harold Bower m n I ri tliers Lexlnir on Sl5 Mil lam illS fab Brown Hal dam by heutluel U O hm ell marl J r iinny Lout b f 5 by 1mumiupr dam by American Clay i II llchneld eiliigluu ltU l nlt spur ch c J b Nunicmi dam by Harold W II i Ichlle d ltr tl tJI I Ahryinn h i m 4 by Alrrynn dam br Mambrlno Chief flowcrinan llros cxumton tx i III Henry Ir s m T Varannlii Uulley dam by Vol unteer K V rice lolumbla Mo M IIi rest tr M l by Onward dam uy tcott Ttiomu It I IVpper trankfort t J Urn r br m IH by Mumhrtnn ratchen dam by ilaicniro Ii U I Hoimla Lexlnnlon ft50 cnmtnut colt h up Minmnns dam by llamkrlno Henri i annell C j athlana V u oem look fir c l by onward dam by Peacock Jr Mr li nilditon New lurk I l e llnbbv Hum rn c J 1 br 11CC W llkei dam by Dic tator J S ilson New York city loi Mackelllers h m 7 by Achilles dam Lady Mac niclil eld t Leathern Lexington tl rolalsblaty liead JJUJ4U Average 1J4 Wrutirn horses Urlnit Low Price Tho knowledco of large shipments of West ern In rsea to bo sold In all mica tu the hlgrirjt tIdier driw aim unusual crowd lo the His 1 Doerr annulI I emkty auction at lIme 1110 I rout Mabei H7 I 14 i 111 glum ii3 Fait Twenty fourth street yesterday The horted were as quickly dlipored of as at any of the pro lius mates but the prices fetched were lower than Uflial Tie thronir nf turctuserii hind come to buy rough diamonds as these green animals are termed unl lliey ill It The fun beall with the disposal of a in ore of large but active hors s uliatile for brewery wagons taut other hravr work which requlren slronz ui tt lively hor ei ionS brewery wagon teams as every bnilv n hu kliiius nnytufiii abOut hor rs Is aware are din rhenp at ss Mil here tier wire ruing for from Sulilown 1 nJvu i Ehrmtrumue l bi nil rt horers that any alms with half an eye for a horse would Jiilnn at fruin Irll a to f 17 i each ut private sale wire klio kei dnwn to tmrjimn rib era who have acquire l the knack of kllful It Mln tins low ai Cl21 to ChOI cacti me pair of Iniuimme lay teldluii ulth hlith kn 1 e action mand liul i 3 tact Were cayttirel b I lucky Long IslanOer for O I Horso teams ire sel Inn r cry day In New tork f ir 5mdol l Ilie inlr lzmbmily I the star iat of ate sale Isati a air of bay Uniterm nanillni lj tianda wtutm were poniueil ni ou by another sharp purchaser for thus low rlca of Ju4J Ilnlllc Prraldent of tli i Ferry Company The now Hoard of Directors of the Union Ferry Company met yesterday and look formal con trol IL It I llollls who nriianliel the new ferry syndi cate was elected President In place of J 8 T Strana han who resigned W II Mayer Mcelr ild ut and 11 Knapp denernl Hire tor and Manager President llnllm announced that In future dividends would be told In arniinUiic with the eariitnini ot the compat Thm rseimmmmatimumta ar lhri imm It t4mattm end ahur crumuW acre receiveut Call aIccipteul Time dhreomrs m il Imueet hum a few dmi 5 lOll it ma eapeetsi wili tulamlgurats sumno uammporismmt chsnite in time otsausorment of the fir flee treciuiemut hhmulia mteclIaa At lraeimt to hohtcate tat itmess etmanges S ill Ii but he promums to gins thus tuublic I lOOtS eiTctemmt terry airilCe Krcepllou on linnrri the Vnlencln Today tim Iron steamship Valencia of the recently organized New h orb bieamslilp Company will make Its first trip to Kt John New Krunswlck and Jlalne ports learliiK Pier 15 East Hirer at b clock A reurptlon wai gIven on board the slencla ywterday afternoon by the nil errs of thus IOiiipfttty The Tenon IrelKht and pa eriier agents nf Hie rniiroad and steam bIlhil tames In New York dIr ailrnded In full force A band pla ed Ill Ito upiier duck while the reception waa In progress and a lunch was sened to ineuurstiin the raClii A iliorotucn Inspection of the reuse was load tiy the Minors The Vauenrli will lear New York very Tuesday for Ht John and the round trip will be made In nre days Hopping at Cottage l Uy dockland bangor and East alum Than KICK Call on the Mercmillle Exchange Th Executive Committee ol the Mercantile Pxcbangt baa decided that U would be Inadvisable to abolish the egg call The members who some lima MO asked for Its discontinuance have apparently beo laUiCedby time sew rules adopted to regulate the sale of etis on the Fxchantt These rules provide thai twenty flve barrels or nfty casas shall commute tame amalleit parcel hat mar be seid on prompt dellverr and City barrels or ion cases the smallest pargei for ru tory dsllrsry The first offer shaU be first accepted and higher offers shall nullfy all prerlous bids Plfferenoea aa to orTera and acoeptances inall ba deeldad by tbei oincer conducting the call subject to lbs ansi decision ot C Bajorll tt the minibus prewni llCIPs FZO1I TII tioHHic 11 OULD Colin Cameron Warwick rode nt hilton burg on more than one iKcaBlon last winter Jockey William Hnywaid reported to Malt Allen trainer of bet ator Ilcnr U string of i thoroiifflibrodH yesterday to begin his work for i thu FOititon lImo filth volnnii of Wallace Year Hook cont ilnlnir thu trotting and I aclne records for Ihii Ims boon published It also has n cry cooil eniumlnc ol riunol Mr nmuel OrlKC of London Ontario has pold Iho bay trottlnizireldlnK Victor by Ityslik for Vi DUO a liich lumplnir maro lor il ami n Iialr of beautiful tIri iliac mares that can Hot In three minutes for l2wi N P Clarks stock barn was burned at frock waiMlnn on April 18 amid twonljono Im rortu breeding maroH were burned tn death I They woio vuluoil nt 25unO lImo burn cost IJ5UU Ihoro In an Insurance of llOomi D T Pusifor wluhos ti stat that there Is nb Boltitoly no truth lu tile printed story of n ills nciooment botweoti him and Ills trainer 1 b Jionoan J Sal ii will tiain Ten rmy and llrothor llan this yoai and sharo In i titui Ir troll IS all reports to the contrary nntwlthstandlni Mr Illchard lleiitsthel and Jlr William Hopps sold 01 prll 17 I their trotter 1 nil Thompson lie has a record of 216 S Ho was fired by Itol 1 Wilkes and hi dam wim sired by John Ulllard Ho was I oUKht by a North Caro lina purchaser tile price belinc in the nolnh borhood of 1200P ibm San Franolsoo CVit onu IP sa s that Los Anciitos ol LUcky Daldwlns Ktrlni that are On their was Last will make hordiljut In tho Croat llrot klyn ilaiulliMp If time tra It U miiiid Lns tngolo houkl bo piotty close to liulnclblo wltu Pike liarncs In the Bcddlo lids will bo tho fmirtb SB itton for tim uroat mare In 1MS7 she won six racs and 2IKX In Ihsn twelve taoes anl JJltwu and in 1s9 eight races and tl lOuo rime loll iwinir horses have boon shipped by Mi Lllam of 1lcadllly onion with a Html Broom and jockey to Jlr t t hltehoiiRo of Vt t ming llusj Dee H tears buy hoiso by I Alt reiiucon Deo by king Tom tlomontla by onleon Little t lxen 5 years mottle by I foxliHllMiittouMini 1 I t by flat r Vthol t lImit Ill years maro by lllalr Athc1 Martltiliiuo b Macaroni luxation d years maro by liloho lieu ami one hackney stallion Twenty head of horses bcloncinir to time es tate of the late Dr Henry iommersun of Truondoll Kenoha county Sls wo o sold on Apt II 17 at administrator site The wholo lot brouuht about H3Hi Iralrlo Klnc n tioixd Btalllou with a rocotdof 2 J3i and a pulilic accord 217 was sold to Jli DoUollI of Nankotan III for j2nO Hamliletnnlnn hlni a Ihoyouold Rtitlllou was bid m by Ill ton of Kouoha lor tSOO ArrnnKninentBhaxo been made In the Man land Agricultural and Meehanioal Soletttlmn HUCPBforof tho inland Jockey Club for u trotting moctltiK Mat 1I 1 1 to 10 at Ilmllco There will hi ton ocntB for purs s of iUl each provided eOm liowln tho lieldnt of time jockey lub fuuls l to matu Rood his thieut of llondlnc time track and Btopiilnc the rieos for there is war lotwecn the two oiRimlatlon The trouble orlclnnUd in a dlbtutu botwoon lirown and liowlc the heads of the two asso ciatloux A nmtch between the trotters leon and Charlvy Hboii will probnl tiko placo nt I uorly lark NuMiru Ihu date lb llxod fornirll tint the placo has not been rrml lively deeidoii on Ir took owner of dlbson wanted to uu to Luncaoter 1a but at time mnetlnu on Saturday betwoon Mr t ook and Jlr Hodden i repiosontatho time latfr wanted the trot at Snoily anil Jlr Cook would not agree to it It Is understood that bo has sinie inadu up his lilt mmii to hno 1 timer 1 horn Is a Kreat i enl ol interest tinouc trotting borne men In Jersey on tills event 1 linln the Matter Mlth Ia Ilamlln I Somo time lion elapsed since biro llnitlier of this dlv took up tim gauntlet flung down by Cicero J llnmlln of DutTiilo In behalf of his maro folio Hamlln ho champion of the Almont famil of trotteis but tho owner of Village I Ilirm has not accepted the proi Obltion to match Ho nllnd Wilkes OKinnet his bare best throe In lIve heats for a good Htako tho race to bo trotted boforo the Grand Circuit 11 11 ire paid yesterday In reference to this matter that thoy bud a letter rom Mr Ilamllu In v hlch ho olijecied to Jtis tag tho nniti h KO earl and ieomn dlincllno I to do battle aflor I time chip has been knocked from lilt shoiildtn i J llnrnlin I I K un vlirewd at maklncf I matclies for hU htii eti ns ho is it roliinu ut millions rtmaikod a trotttnu t turfito a mills I I cuhliiK tho oiler o Mru llrotlivr and ho has her two S elm it managed to uet up a big somimt Ion lor tlio I iiand I li i nil I I meellnu at his I tiack ho tile i chtn 1elk llcinllii I I I I acaliiKt Cllnunti no ono limn and harry Mikes another Neither I of thew oiiia ar ounted lo nnHlilnc except to draw time crowd nnd I iuniioso ho wants to repeat the rerformanrn this tea on His ro I lurtain to go rtkiinst Itosn Ind U likes hfore t the elm mull is In kineaure due to his desire to boom the summer moitlnc avoiyuood I timing In itself but lio hhoiilil not declare tliat ho will match h leI Ic llnmlln I I alga mmst all I coniC md I thim fall to accept un olTurHiich as has been inado Hello Ilnmltn thoiiuh very fast Is not what horsemen call dead uatno and It looks im If 11cr i ownerwanted 1mm got hoi training advanced n little liffori he invest an money In ImiUpi his i pinion nf hoi ml im lIly Ilovaa I I not afraid to ttol ucum t time veteian Harry Wilkes on two occasions lest jour nnd SIre Drothers feel should them ntrnlit and the that ho meet them I u thiinco to get oxen s as Is loa mil Hello Hamlin intrleis lit Linden Although the entrIes foi tho opening o the string meeting of time Linden Park Blood horse AssocIation at Linden today are lim ited In several of time races the quality Is good enough to ensure irnod sport and make tim selection of wlnunrs a comj arttlvoly easy task rordhrim nnd Deck am tIm 0111 Icing seiortlons for time llrit dash Hands Oil and Martha Washington are likely to head the twoyoar oils in the second scramble Kenwood and bam Moiso will piobabijr bo In front ut the llnlth In tile third race lima D and LIslmcny should finish us named in tho fourth dash Monmoutl 1 Ii aim d dolden I Hod will be apt to t Hot I tro llm Held In tIme Illth nice acrosS the win I nlni lino unit liofendant I with Jim Ora In cio o coinpain nun ln looked lor to head the big Held In I till sIx t b m mice The antt lee mire Virsl Iuce A sweet niike forallagip ItO lurlomts I i 1orlbain llraltord t ji ululu Hi I I lifukllt I t Va ieu l Mr M Illiam Ii I i bem oil itecmeeegmakes for two ytarnldi lialfa mile Unit hOly Us h I Mmrock Hands h i a 111 I lUriha Mitihlniti ii ilaullne tin h alitkl flack rendtn r buy tavor hu I llurit lIne sneepstnkes I for all apes seven fur lungs teadrlft tin liilitinimi in I Vandtrvrlfi ammO Kurutldo lUl ha Lilt Jake Iullon 101 humus out Ufi Solo torasluI loortb RaceSweepstskes fur all sees one mile olden lIed hIS lima II nn a I imouy Oil HUll acebweeiistnkos I it Inir allowances tl ree qonrlers of a ml e Hiiilolph llohemlan I ti MIMI inoulh I III Wuejll f MuuUlll Ill a I I lendnrme In Hourlre Vlllaue Mall Kmimll I a Lonely IMI olden i nml ilihi t ai bimHron tm Monte Lrisro Hrioiovtr i harrIson ll i Ticiai at 12 Ulan IuIu n j Sixth Race Hweepslakts nell ng allowances Uerur IOIIIF Tie Doctor for Hellnlrj Hi I Jim ilrav ttrve Jrrime im mceola twin olden i Mna n inn Jaoliei InT Iliiodlr Little larsfot Mali e Lo ram lieu vance Ixitilse HM Hettte I Avery tui Ttddintf inn Defendnnt mil r Puzzle HI lug brown Jug s frank wheeler Little Monarch I i J 0 l m Fact Time ft A special train In addition to those adrerliied will leave New hunk at lOut I U by l tha Dnsyltalila I hail road fur the mcca Male or Fait Horse LEXINOTOX April 21 Vallny Queen b f 4 by lied Wilkes dam Valley Girl by Wllklo Chief has been sold by J U Jerry to A II Moore IhlladKlphlo for 3000 Dlak Jane dam nfltoba Vllles2 IHVk and Simmons iU2d by Mumbrlno 1atclion liab been sold br A J reek H riicuse N Y to W U Wilson Cynthlnna Ky Irlce private Homesick KTCSI unlace Nbe Landed Lizzie Itilpps a brlBhtoyed ruddy Irish girl from county nit told the registry clerk who took tier pedigree at the Barge omce yesterday that abe didnt want to belauded Hue tearfully confeoed that she was so houesioi thai she couldn t stay In America Hue Cain on lUe Alaska to work as a servant blue Hill be cared for by rather Uallailian until abs geU money from her father to pay her fare horn GOOD SPORT AT ELIZABETH 2cnhhIIn nrAis A roon virin nt Till IAitittlU HIAKCt KffAiy Persons Think CnntMln IViiKpnvi HJOlitil hum ton Klnt i CCI isd tltim litmus H inning ninhlnwtloit Mujol iHly cathy Nrrrve Urern Morals SIn 91OO Ka llyKntrle at Iluden The closing ilnv i f th t IIr divisIon of the Elizabeth meetlm furnlahod as good sport an was soen during the six days the 1nmrapo btakuB for twoyearolds at halt n mile being a contest worth going a long way to see It was won bj Urrlier the hair brother to Civil Service ovv nod by Messrs J A A A II Morris ridden by Uarrlson but tho opinion was not unanimous among time 70 person1 present roitanllna the ability of thn son of Alarm to beat CiipU Wagennr the runner up on this oecn lon and good judges will play the bouth Carolina representative lh next tlm they meet Anderson who had that mount on Capt Wngonor role a miserable raco pulling tIll iiiungbturs head off In endiavorlng to keep him with his Hold In th t ftretch lleforn ho know of his danger Torrlller hid headed him and ride as ho might time distance wan too short to make up time gmriini nrly 1 Hlos snail and llotatlon both cMi nslv ely tipped hero never ptomlnont drav liock itumlng t thn best taco of tIme outsldois Ollpse hhovrnd a lot of speed and PrlOllla va belt I nt the post for till hprnnd tlmo within thr odnvK The winner lerrlller Is a cood look Ing bin colt and there t can bo no iloubt nbnui Ills KamuPusK a ho stood n drive all the va iuumme lIme o olilug ilash vvtuil tu IIP 1 I Hlau tho favorite ultei it was dollais to cents I that lie wIts out of It time colt stumbling as tint ling fell l aatnvvny II I I curleda lot i ol tnoitv I for tbo PCCOI ml I as did I Klnu I Cl ash and lilo I I King L rati with 1 Hamilton I I up Is a dungoMUia m lit rjo In uny cumpuin nnd vvlim It came to a I lltilsh both Warwick and tovii utmt vote lam ctitnbly wuak In nomparKon with the oolored Archer and thu Ciab cot tIme money Moon stone plnied with his h om t orients in I the t third race lit lx furloriLs while little Ixtua cuss just beat Aumierteat for the place Hamlet wan fa VI tile for ttii llfth taco and ably ilddeu by leiron be managed to win hi u mini k from IHIIII Green Morris had a plumper d wn on I lnmlet and standing on the litvvnvvhllt the rnco was being run ima heard it bookmaker Bhoiit Hamlots beaten Hot you five bun I died he Isnt said Ii irruii Its I a KO vvuh tin t tesi on e ami In half f a minute I lnoen was Jjtlll richer and the book 1 main I tin poorer bu much wiser lime ln t race was a wicked betting event Jack Id so I vnOi lal nnd iilttmeOlIO 1 carrying a lot or money It i aino to u drive m the stretch and I HiiJy I uvoi ved at the furlong post when ho had I tho un r o won Holme I Hamilton I I could I I fltraUhl nn him ummt Jack lose was in front Iiilet was a lose third till time 1 Ci miirklng tint lust rerfi rmnnco by Ihmjs earolds during thu u o ting Mtliough Minuet ran In I l on greNinan otts colors she Is tIle properly of the 1 coNior Stumble having bicu puicbasod before limo nice THK FIIiT IIACE TipslaiT was the favorlto for the opening dash at llvn tinloiigs t m m iut I when Mr Calilmll I di opted the lag with Homeopathy Little Lila I and ltra lr in trout and Tii tnlTuwa bic In tho i mick theta ont uavo the race to homo thln oNo besides thu favorlto Homeopathy I cut out the work loud hud all but ripetair boaton a lurloiu from home Tlmt pood colt roil through ills horen like I I wildfire and over hauling tile leader u hundred yards from the Iliilsh won n tond raco with eaiu by three lengths I Homeop I itby bent I 1 llro I n length for time place Mr Cnldwell out s I that Til ilutOtf h uinlilcd in the la loll nhich accounts for his backward position at the stir t ilireu I vio of wlit h lixitu ntc lid anil I0 to third for mimi utt t ve fur nags ti H Vlorrln s rli e MttntT 4 ti rIot omu d Oror Kin tiika Vrrdlr 1 I Irs nt 1 J A A A II iiorru a ch r lltinenpnth Ins uF Lit titn idi 3 VV L tulvach ii 1 Hlrnv n It IAlmcrl 1 Lit tie I lla I xtrvlrv Voui iiuke Suuun arIa Vlllsue a nil and Owrli tu I en uien T in rini 1 n M I Tout Hettliu 4 tOme lliitufr 1 M to V Vmmc lou a 4 to I llomeopitln a m Hinan t ill 1 0 to I Htzrny U I to I Extra aIry Ittie Ella cacti i to t Owen iiuldeu txi to 1 T1I KKiM IHiu Castaway II was a Might favorite over King Crali her time second ItO I ut a rnllo nnd n lur I long for which there vvure eight Btnrteri Mr I lUlmonts Illly I She wont away In tin lu lead at I the drop uf tile lla anil maintained i her ndvnn I tauc tu tho sovenlurlong pole whore King triii Lnrchtnont Jric and Ca fiway 11 beaded bur iijaway looked like n winner li ilf vviiy down tile stretch but ho wtnkeieu vlitinth0llnaltust I eamo and tho finish was conllnml tu King Cruih aud Trie the turmet winning b a nock lastavvav II was third nuiulv n length uvvay h ree un rut i HI pnrhe uf fVH I of wllch tt 0 to iiecnnd I smut r o tn I thirJ mile u an 1 a fiinoDtr I C Comehleen u 1r f Kinir i I Irumb ty KliiKfMier i nrllA l M i 1 llutnliti I ID t U i n Morris a h I c l rlo I 114 ti ire ietl J Ileueruvi k tullm br o nstaoA t li 4 tIlT CI l nviniflim U Siivmi 1 urU munt Team Hooker Mie smut 1 I lue flour bun alu ran lime l 17V lout I ettlnc A uliM i ravruy II 2 to 1 Mni rib ttol 1 a Irli mm I 1 le i u to 1 arrhmont 1 The lluurbun len looker I cIcu i u i to 1 salvlnt K to I JlK IIIIIll UAI F JimGra and Jloorihtone wore eltImli fit Oliteq for tIme thiid ace I at llvo furlongs I xi r t8 and llly Kinnev gut away In ftont an I the fuiraer being joined almost Install I p li Hs eeola they made the matte vert last to till turn for homo where Obceoln was beaten I xpreu and loma continued t I the Inn until I opposite the stand where Moonstone moved upon the outhido aud taking tim o lead won clover t bv a loriLth miflul I n half Irom I xprus u hen i before America the llllv coming fast at the cud rariei nfuhlch 1111 t snoud ana u to third selliny al owaucrs live furlniiki lira Iford Miitile B cu i st viuuiitfione iS by Vauitus innle 1 Ini e HU Tribe 1 lmplrn I Sutile n h s iaiureea 1 3 IJ Jones II i MjeiKHcli f Aincr ca 4 4 Myrsu t 1 iinu I m i roy luuie I luceolA Injitet Lily hun ner Iheurn ixi m u thou Inuidlo viuttte cristu I Lomuu Blossom ant Cupia also ran lime I Hi teat Ilettlnff Airaliiiit Moors r nn and Jim Orav each 4 to 1 IgieuiA itol I iupreoo 1 d to t 1 iine lo 1 I vl nnh ltol a I i upld Inpliot 1 mu eric each 10 a to Iu Monte rlsto momnt I Lorn n a llloiajm eih 3J to 1 Illy hiuiiey into I I u 1 nu Mir Co to I TUB TAMIuro MAKHl Tips on limo Pamrapo Stakes worn filing about thick and Inst h llotatli i n 1irlv lllossom Tornller art U it ener and icllpso all elng I nonsldored good onouLh to win by their ro t ctlvo admirers notation closed favorite It being rumored that he had worked lure lut longs In surprising time lhorovns a very Img I deli at the post caused principally I by the I refusal of darrlBon I I In I join the others with I hn rn for uvldentlv I iIIY lImIT back foi untuning a I I start When Mr fabvv ll did send them away It was to a beautiful I I stait for all I but Prlsclll I lm who was turning In front and wns as good ax hell at the post dipt iigenorlira luck nod Pestilence were the llrst to show with the Mag glo Hunt colt Highland Ias and 1cllpsa Irndlnc iho others CnptS auener outrun drav Hook i rid etilonco I lu the llrsl quarter and when they were Ktrnlglitenod out for homo the son of droat Tom was g tngonally under a stiff l imill lime Spider looking over hl shoulders ut the othor At limo fum long lIl olo Itwas al I most a certainty that Vtngenei would win nnd Anderson taking things easy peomcd of time samo opinion Suddenly Ternllor with thu Snapper riding tooth and nail shot from tlio ruck and boloro the ilaed Sillier coiil I col lect hlB semi t cr01 I Hjnios lb I 1 l lenhelm t hIt tul yoniigstnr was In front f logging miu I liilo I t misc nt that tige ol time came and lerrlller vvnn by tsennl three partnl a length I clip tarrying iv punaltv of three i nu ds wnsni low I bird notation i I and I aily I Illossom I the other cood tlilngi I wore outrun from tie I start Hie I I Iamranii Mnkes fur tuoyear I old at fn earli withfl ixiiil fl of hlch jJiItinecoiiU and SH i to tlilrJ half a ml n J 1 A A 1 A II vtmrlesb c Terrltler by Alarm Hon flilmi 1 1 l im 10 J p vuoili n i apt n rimer II h i Andersinl 1 Hinnott A 11 usuts h c I i live lj lie in 3 iiray hued eadlUI t mlii I sri ls Iloluatlulm I Ic tllince vuklellulit t i h ull I an lljium I I and Irlicllla ilfco run Tiam lOg r i t lIeu mild iii in Hilatloii itol I I isrly IIIoMoro 4 in I ifrrnfr a n ipt Vuour each 4l I I clipe I it 10 a i i rot i 5 k l to I viable Hunt alit mid Irioll tauu i I I IHIilencf Ill I lllnliiud I tss i and Serbs un eatu ei to I lleadildit l to 1 Till KIK1II aIMS llnmlet 1510 I minI tint Jliinrnilik rarrlel the bulk of the m nerl il me llnh ciii I Ill the md tie strnrele wag bel a ri n Ihe llrm numr I twn HiniM I I wlniilnir ly a neck I mil test llrik Ilirei lcmguiua inc the place II S trio m Imll I amblrj Hie a rlieri i I iwiu ana sllleia milieu caliiik or inn Hifaai Iterxeii tl e rltltr of llam 1cm i hal l if w i re no all I a e I liirnet if hlili jl h il t srond nl 3 o to third SrUlnic allnwunres mil ml 4 rlxleentll II i VV l note br h t Ilitm t I et A li Kftfnt Nannie llollcn IH I I u ler fni 1 Mel vni t trrucli C I if iemia I 4 IH inrrlton 2 VV Cllattsll II it bile k 4 II I 4 I limi el J HmSlii 1 1 I irnl k l iiil u Hlockthurn tin al lorltr Ralph Illb lirllllunt I onilco Kcilianle and Not tuitty aa fail Tlmmne I 1 4 Iott t iitrATiitiiit llimlat 7 tu 0 PMO 3 tn 1 Jin Mc onniilc 4 I Illrrtv lUnaiiUrur rich in to 1 Pme 1 hI I ml i 1 Stephanie Jn in I tuiunii to 1 IHiLtinrn a v 10 Hull itt pli UcV 1 each lOOtul I llrililomlt I I tO I vhF hlXH ItACF Jack loRt Mfioi Dnlr nnd Hancocaa wore ftmot ofiuul fIt orilos s hen lie i bettIng opened on time Mciir old oient with nleli tile days Hport ioncludo l Limit at tho post the forinor ImU tint call There was nothing In U In thit ttTtl it but 1ilx I aint 1 Itotm shad tin former had time race won nt the furlona tillS when ho awer od to tilt extreme outnlile nnd caoUarrlHu an oiiDortunltv to get Jack Jto o home Hrbt br a scant hilf length Minuet was third hlmrae fvJ t sf which finri to iccond and V to lliira for three yearuldn un anti U Hirr tiibr 5 Jack Ross br Liabounthilul Koia lHiiBrrf on 1 R McHrlieiti 1 c Major Inly ilK hhamiltOa J W U Kootltch f Wlnutt liJ TboiDpson I lUacocu and CI Id wood also ran Thou 1155 Post IlattlugArainat Jack lIes 4fD money U Jor Dlr and JtQcocn J to I ton Mloott lu lo 1 I CUfl wood ao lo I t public 3 1IIItCf u 1 OfeT MM II h I uTth I tetcne 1 lor ftniir tun 4 tries lit lu i i i be le iilj tt iJie 101 tar Ut li my It Hiiy iru u u ttfauitr iveji Ii II t u 9 ilm ruI 1 lo I Ptlltl tilt 1 t Ill La nllU Ut I till muuu 1 1 lu I i 11 It ulurlls meters ms i umecIu uJdrerfai iff mu t m my t ht lab tbt fife t at ui ili f IaCidl 1 Hi iiH fo the w i ek en ihn tpri I Mil cii I J riUll I mum Mil l IS 01 Jt uumoOu to I I uI t d Tl h 1IAVAt i 1 Vi mr mImI u il 1 11 f mi i v n tin n an 1 labm i Otrcti 001 ti I i 1 u HI if i i 10 IC luoer mr i H Ieilu n r III in i m ni l aOl IIIUP idler in iOi be i ir i h 1 1 ur 1 II i p i i I i xl i A u i h II l 0 r J a nil It I u i L i PIii c Ui rii ii i rmuu f t Hi llt uuut I I t r K in t IticnmN iti iiiriini i luulu i i i id 1 1 e v Mr irunie mr iriil 10 aImi 1 liiuiltl I m alt M lu 0 i rir ii 1 lIi auto JM j m Mi nnKni AiUaint frciu Vfwi rt us 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r jf i I I Ir C f J 4 THE SUA1 TUESDAY APRIL 22 I5X I t OLD JOHN BOOTH WAS THEM VX rill ftHK HtCAVK liEN MISS VARHICK3 HAT HAS SIUHIHU nil Brother i iud Ik Police Oveicume tin rpuP HcnlUrl ad Ilmcued thr ton tractor Oee IoMI Warwick Octi MIH M Ilonlh Arrested lor Aomili William Hooth Iroshlonl of tho liootli Jlrothers A Hurricane Islo Granite Company of CO Bank ftiect was unoitcJ jesterdny on n warrant lot by Mist Marts Warwick of 201 VCfit Thirtyeighth street charging him with entering tier Hat late I on the night of I April 8 lu reared of I his elderly brother relzlng tier by the arm dragging tier about the room und clinking her Mr Boothllusln New London nnd only occadonally visits this city Ho came to town yesterday and was arrested at his omen Before Justice WhHo at JefTersun Market lie waived examination niid gnvo bal In aM for trlnl 31 r lloolh wont to Mlia Warwicks house on lie night In iiies tlon 10 get lila brother John who lie had rcn eon to know wa there John Booth IK 1 about CO years of ago and treasurer of tho granite connany He la a bachelor and lives In rooms nt the office In Dank street Ho Is l a man gen irullyof steady habits but an object of solic itude at times to bin lounger Drollicr William John Booth has known Miss Warwick about threo year Ho boaidcd at tho houso of hur other Mrs Melon I I Warn ick In vost Twentyfourth street two yeatH ngo ali cm the lilh of last lobruary won mult which Irs Vnrwlek brought against him I In I lie illy t Court to roeoierJiilO a I balance of two MX I IOird Pill t from April J to 15 isil I Mrs War Wick alleged thitMiBootu entertained friends ut her lioumi and i made hOI order ppei nvo vhire trims and vlanda from Dulmoiilcos and olbo t Allor ho had won the suit John linnth nslnn halted his frlutidn by pining rs Illrlfcl tho money sue claimed At this time Mis Maria Warwick who was a handsome young woman lived with bur mother I olo OIIIII lullor ronnl snd aotoil as hmiBekcni or bho him iitoly tiiUun I 0 big I Hat of her own In I Iho I new hoiiao In I Ihu Jorthwe1 corner of evout h a I uno III I nlrty t lghlh btreet This iho has furtilshud lie ijil I fomely Mie has I Japanese page 2 toot lilKh to keep the door It WHS hole that Vi in JUotii unnt to look fO his hrothoi Tolin had llOiiu with him which WIII1 wart nfrild tin mould loso lie hiatt teen drlnUni lor a tiny or ttt 0 before J About 1 oclock on the night of April t vllllam Booth ailed ou tlmrks r Fergiifon a pariner who lives at II Bank ttruci ami askid him to eo alone and tn to get Iohu out 01 tho I nrw lek Mat the I Hat Is on thin main 4 lloor of tho hout ovur a hamlHoiuo new Saloon The Jntianso boy cal ell Ihodoor t and mm that nobody was In According to tho IJyA tory Mr lionth talked violently to him tutu used profane language During tho talk 1 MI8 vviuwlekuvolce I we Ib aid uI In 11 Jhl hack uf f thn hal asking who was there Tho tiny tap PIT eltod that she was not at home 3Ir llooth threatened to have dim arrested llnii 1 ho Blood outbldo and Mr 1 oruiiMin went to the W est Thlrtysoiontli slrcel police station 110 l explaIned the situation liotoctlvu Chun hill nna threo otlieers went hack with him Tho 2ifpotJnu was Hill hi Idlnc the fort agaInst Hr llorith who was turning f on the stops lhi full arty i then stiiimtd the sl ps ami the Jap yielded They had little difficulty I V settIng Into the Hat niter thi y had tot li Bide tho iloou Mls Warwick met thorn and do tlI ired that Mr John Hooth wa not there Mio obeoted vigorously to the Intrusion None of the party hail a warrant Uhllo thnv worn talkinc one of the olllcois aught sight ol I man a tin III ng out I back window 1 1 hoy mad n rush for him and In tin scramble 511s 1 ar trick was ratherroukhlyhihilled by thnollleor Ibo fell against a Ilrot1 hlll I auto rind link r The 1 policeman oaticht the t man on tn llru I capfl and haulo I him ln lip It wan old Mr John llooth sure pnnueb WI I un ho found him self cornered ho ileldeil nlonbautlyououKh ali Wont homo with his brother As they left tho lioueo Miss Warwick lowed pne would be rovenned hho retained Lawjir 1 OUB l Allen the next day and niured tho warrant for Mr Hoot hit arrest Hn rvmnln In Now london Whither ho had Inducrd IIH brother to accompany him John llooth did lot return to misinos untIl yoierdoy and ho went back to Conuootlct at nlirht I erlay I C4C1751G f n tKII QcpuMlennt Ilopeleeal Dlililed Jut An Two to One AgalB I Vllnilom Hill WASIIINOTON April 21Tutu Hi publieii members of the house holt a caucus tonight to receive the report of its committee on tin liver question Every ono expected a livol time and the expectation was realled Hop aentattvo Henderson lllinola presided and there was I good attendance Chairman Con terof the Coinage committee opened tha pro ceodlngs by presenting tho rot ort of tho com rnlttee He recited the concessions which the Ilou o caucus committee had oflerod to tin Senate committee told how the negotiations had failed mail on the redumption and na tional bank proportions and Hummed up by reporting that tbo House committee had with drawn all the concessions nod that nine of tho crawn tlfteen members had duikled to recommend that the House tunas the modified WIndom bill I e It came fiom the Coinage Commltteo Representative Walker of MasachtisiMK an other member of I the committee uphold tho committees action Hu malntaimd that lib Wll would eecuro all necosHiiri relief In Ibo way of expansion of the turrcni and In sub stance reiterated bocretory Indom objce tfons to tbe redemption leuurch uf tho leuutu bill pointing out tbo dangers underlying a Iosliv relulrleut that Ibo Tiuasury uolea hould be redeemed In lawful money I The bb mombers uf I tho caucus commlttco Who refused lo accede tu the majority repent orlnJ the niudlllud W lndniu bill nero wesHra reikinn of hansa Lartlnoof ntain Wickham of Thin Cutur 01 Montana Taylor of Illinois and llondernon uf hunt j buy rep fomented ihe Woulorn huntln ent mid hitti i a proposition of their own to olier whleli was submitted by 1orklns It wa set forth as a compromise measure and In haul t In I u euni rosltoof ttaobenatuand Houso commit bids It preserves the feature uf the beiiatu bill which provides for Ibo purchase bi q four and a half million ouncus ol hihor or mi much thereof as tuiy bo ottered monthly ot I price not exceeding t 1 fur 171i grains but cool iii its n proviso leijulring thu t pur chase In auy Ionl 01 nut less than 2uuiu 0 ounces In city ono month and continue tho operation ol tho existing law respecting tho Irnue uf toM und silver curtlik atua on deposits of f coin Like the Donate bill the minority measure proposes to authorize the coinage of as many nllor dollars us mav bo neo yiry to redeem thin Treasury notes issued In purchase ol bullion but It goos 10 Jurther In that it ninkos those note directly lull legal tomlor u nv hut existing r ontniets and therufoie dous nut make it I necessary to redeem them In lawnil mutiny nut ropoMvii j by the beuate bill hen I too whoio A the Senate till sat a that the notes may ho reiiiauia when roiehed for customs taxes and Ipiilillo dues tho minority bill aholutcdy luuJtiireR their rnlhsu 1 rom the llousu bill IH I el led the Iran colnagu naiagrnph hermit tnl pet sons 10 teiupsit l sllvoi bullb u and have cofurd wherever the I coild market price oxcocds 31 llko 1 1 the I lloimi bin I this t cumpromiao niaasure omits any ruleronci lo 1011 COllprOIIt I Mr nVeilJn math a strong argument In sup I Mroll Cn of the minority view Ho declired lust I dtclro1 tlll thti II InII till u on uu Iollllu I ahuit ron i I 10dllo bll rOi p tIered into plain 11 glibh meant demonetli u lion of slIver It was ud lunlon and MI I fir Jrim rollavlng the Piosont Hirli ceULV In the tlivulatlnu Iiifdluni would HlrJlloucy itt tle nmcliwurse At proven thu Treunr IIUorl vuri has e and coin two millions of f silver overy tiiouih and that wa bo mu h clear gain But iltt MuJom bill proposed to loL up ho bullion I and Iop its cut tinge aid thai was Ile do monotzatfa fhl bullion woull bo wla a om modll nothing mom nor lees There win na ern much wont jushhilcatlon warehouses lor 1lllul UP wholt WIH 101 n llnpretieutathe Cannon also a meatier of the CU0111B commltteetliouifht that the hiotiso I bill WKB the measure lest calculated moot present neceBbltos and moved thttl 11t aloPId br Ibeclleul Mr lorUDs bowoler offered aler1 at an amend tent a motion Iblt the subJOCI 10 again rf trre 10 the Caueu committee with n forinuil OxDtesslon l of the hurelerhico of thin cituUs for the measure presented by the muiirliy I fhuo motion ruprontlng Illrl aall flue view of the two n1aVor onlnl ed thin dllu I 810n ttpeeobeejn lalor ofthe fannlm motlou ro adoDf the House committee bill worn lu111 111le t r Mewra MoKlnleyof Ohio llowellof llllnol and liajrna of Ieuusilvuula Buchanan New preey Hweeney 01 lows herr and 1nirMin ll Illlnoli and Anderson of Kansas opposrd it vigorously Anderson making a stralchluut frteeolnaea kpucoh taraubarof New York took I middle ground monthly In favor of the purchutoof HOtMiOticl of bullion Dorsey of Nebraska entered n solommi pro tut against the Eastern restrIctive policy He te prophesied tBai I thin liettubhleitit paity I hesi tated to adopt free coinage or something auitevlentlt Ihl8 would aurely nalt defeated at the tal pla Mooieof New Hampshire was opposed to obeap money t The dlMussion ran on until IIK oclock when dually the entire subject was recom mitted t the caucus committee without the instructions proposed by Mr Ierklns I be came evident from veal votes un minor propositIons taken during the debate thai tho Ptpupllcan members r opposed to the Win flora I I lern tbe proportion of two to one The cto4eJxiIjt si WaAesy whjh report 1b t another ascetic to be IAlel Aht mtti H ctnans IoiRi PUt A Lirzta Purk flow Cronrled to Meei Power lie plep l the HutulftZeltuniiii Gilded rcle t A frond or hundreds ttcxxl In Park row near tho rntinnco to the Brooklyn Hrldgo In City Hall Iark near tlio Heglstors olllce an on lie bridge act oss lark row between 1 nnd afternoon tilting their 1 I oclock vestotdny Ifomool ttli heads and looklni at I man n Ito was standing unconeernodlr on top ol a tall flagpole on thin Si ala ZuuiiuiuQ building i The man was apparently trying to pull tho tall foathois out of I glided oiiglo which was fastened to a llttlu I epar lute hint to thin llugpulo Tha eagle WAS liugur than tho man for It Jiioasuiod Mon toot between the tips of Us outstretched wings The man drew the eagle toward him t and ti luck nn Iron I bar Into I I hole hunt Its btonst I one Then ho got olT tho top of the polu and put tie Iron bar Into 1 hole at Its top I wheru hu had I Mo d Ho I I gradually lowered the t eaijii uiitll u t I I It i most to on top of hue t llngi olc Thou he stood up on a llttlu I I al i our madeof clothes lino nut waved his hat In tri I umph and the puoph In thu stient below I waved their hats Luck at him and cheered I I rJr TV V CKH g ZL J lOUERINfl THE EtOMi 1 INTO TULT Thn man was tloorcu J 1nworofns Doy Pt root anil 11 niakc I huh tts of cllmblnit i I church xtpeplos Hnu IDlfi alt smcLn taiU nml palhtlnu or r ii uiinni lln I tn Ilo is I J4 yohurs old iiml IMS btt in tliu ollml Inc busi fleas for tt n ciir Mu I I put I tl t n llulitnlni I I I g roili on ht t Iatrlik r i athcilri1 In I Iitli nionup nml has tioin at tlii tol ul 1 t irlyi i rs huithi church Silo I lo In I Mn Ilo I I d huh itt I er to outululor terdni that lio hud demo I ICI y iliinnerous thing ye I N liy thin t010 It I i nl flxt toot light alolo thn roolI lit nnlil 10 I boon I In I I moat many moiotl t klhli I il avis than that 10 I I all I hi it the t polo twit t eti In I t Ilio a huh about i a loot or II tee lin ho Ml MIOJ 1 Ins bttn a llttlo ttlion thp wliil bli he nlil Iiit I ilocBn wlno Ilw nlo 1lt jif doosll t foul tint ilhiicrcfnMo iiutiltin wlnii ho h I 1 cd t it I hi I linn 111111 i on mm of the 1111 1010 l I In I t I nt IOla ii i eight l incite In dlamo ttr ut tho top I P 1 Ser siohut tit nocUt teat of John Mill IP In liclni to tln top of thn tall hlmnoy 11111rl l hienl ork Hit hnbl tint if ho I Ill ha I thin job 1m niultri t haxo ntod lad tiirs I lul I ttiiild i I Ii mo Hplkuil polos together I and ioni up I lliui i Ihie old Iliuluun tIn iinNi itiiiij bulldini vu taken I tlimn tvu t vu tMKn I ao It I had bctii tIter nine cut u yiaixunl ntudol reulldmL t I Ismbrluht 1 I I a Kill i ilolhr I w and I I tuner jIV the II11 Into I a ioat nl whitui lint aflir lio put It In pn i t 1111 a Ktuian cj mber hid tlI io tract tu t tut hut t i nulu In i uluno and c In pit ed luIr 1 to I in I Ito worl lor him 1 nl Ronl i on I jour old aiifl Illmbs I I nov only I w on he cani iu lit llo others to do I I It Ho I I Mir that t ho hiS hIIIO k lu limit clo1 cllmliurs MiHors nrn afraid to co up hIuti i pol s and ftoipkS and u I man hilt ID I bo brought up to tho bu iucsa lo luko a bUCCOS 01 11 I u J4XLMIJICIV 1XCIU rccrf Inry Klalnr ICeruIlM I u Only iwo Forelicn Delruulett Snt llouic WISIIIMIIIV April 21I lliu rcvietary of State this morning telegraphed Cat Boiirko In charge of th HOI I 11 rum thai was carrying I thin Im iner tuns en their Southern tour to return to Vui4t ngton Irom I Htchmund This II a done bo auss so few of the deecatos de tired to innko tho excursion hirteeu of the foreign delogatos aci epti d the lini I I ition but only two of thorn Dr Mnitlnoz Mlva of Co lomlda and Dr eguracf ieru loft ushiug ton with the t party U ho others sunt luttors of regret l giving vnriou re 10118 for withdrawing their nccoptuu Sutnu wero iktnlnud bj Ini poruinl businos g uiu ort cal lu uv icrk by tikgriph otlicru had to Idol to sill at once ior tin ir homo aid the rot vvuro Ill or tuu Und tu makn the jour noj heveril pro itt inul to I join theixouibion t t nt ilhiu I nd tII t but I worn unublu lo do H and thin hi i rotirj ul l lltl decided fiat the It Ii Iii icr 01 th su p u itt ir wuuld I I riot jUkl I thin XII of Ihu I joiiiney I I vvhlib would post im mu has though thu entire uiiiiiiuncu had 10 1 hu 111 lu outlay cttuh pn b ibly havo boon JliiKi i 1 he N1rot in raltl toiuglii that hu hlncuruly regritto I I that Ito I i oinniorclil or ganUaiiuiisainl I u i th t t cit hitts I to hOllh who had Hindi prei t it nit ions to tliteitaiti 110 i dele gates had been tllsappulnti but ft It thit they would appr ciatu no unatamiB whl I IJIrcllto inpulled ihu uli indu mo it 0 the Ivcurluii j1 foreign ilo entib have now been 1 this OUlln t Hnvuii itiout t hut nnd 110 I of theft It ICI lunger I und ur anxious to leluni I tu tholr t homes as POOH as p I H ibkt ihuy 1 am giatiiul fur thu h Hpitality uxiundud Ilium t and bury mm h reg mutt list thiny cminut a uipt I UiiiiMusu Auuril Jl I AI lor u d 11 pont in Ibo enjuiiiiunl uf the t fieu uptitieartud hos Pltilliy of thu peuple ot I Kkiimund the Pan Auiorlinn uxctirilonits found on their return to th train t tuisovunliig t I I lit mud lotia awaiting thunu In 1 large tu andon thu ocuisluii and let I 11 to ushinjtun lht two lOielgn duleatUH and thu fnrulgn Feirctarl 01111 UII I harning thin Hituatlon left Iho i rain and liiul thiilr bnggngu I rumuvel All of tlium will loiialn t her tun h gut lumorrow I H me of them will untlnuu shOt thu unl I with 1 Ilew tutu live point and other Now Orleans na II oiiuutlvn 10111 111 oller will return to Washington I Iho ruioption glvuit thu visitors by the dU 110 ol Hichmond gust them I II Mibhtiiiilal t evldomoof tie gniuouts h Kpltullty lily might I hal uA ItiC toil ihrmijliout I t t itch t lou rocy had It not buen cut I short in I HH I I buglnning in Itt u words uf cObol iho ilolfg lex wln hiimmitrued thin days eipfiiiui i oi un his return 10 thin train I I t was A ii Hplundld i day 1 I bcuutllul city I nod u miiunllkunt bout iltuthi t y I A New Vurlrly low Jhotlicattu jut Eighth stiiM t nut of Broad war ntul last known as 1uoloH was reopened I last evenlnu HI Hairy Kimiiuilvs Thuatre lho lurpose now IH to divotu thu housu to a variety show und thin llrst wooLs purformeri me Irom the fuuit rank of thohu who labor In that t popular Held of amustiuonts The names ofJounlu f Yuimans Mainiu l line tho Acme Iou the 1 Uhot I 1 Irol hotoi iti Ma ro and i llitio thin THU Man tliu Ma keys tlio dar 1no nellas and I tarry lonnudy I HID i t BrnutitiiiH for I minh iiiiibk ncruUitio ills oitrll iUlsin and othui kinds uf dhuibluu well Ilkuil I Inl by NuuiltVilio aiulkHCOH and tlioy I me In I t 111111110 Irbl I uokh pruuraiuii u Ihu 1 iilaco Is I no atcunrii II the o ixi chic nubllf and also I H cloia to lowbr Ii ir gui uvi y that It scums to bo ulMy cliubon for this tvmuro Thin KCllo of I liriuin is to lanui t hOI 75 onth for thn bust or t chOHtra 1111 t 15 lor 1 unitary tout while I 1 tInIer will buy arcommodation In I box I I Uliero will bo no inixtiiru of akohollc trufllo I with thn hiiluof htiiuu fiitorltti u tti cut and tie h manutor priiulscb thit HID uhort i thail ho I lit onu Itur tho inuitt lusi t fctnblo peoplu A food Btait appeals to hiivo Loin madu Tke MunhHtmn foul Tnurncr Tho Manhattan Athlitlo Club Handicap pool tournament It IUIUUK fur Inure inlertit titan lb bil llftrd ctiamiluiiihli anil indicatiotii lout to come Iub burn ouiitou his bDJic4pil Oln liuiiror inruu I Van Mlmlcli tV Itfruj Lint bieutrtC i r 1 rUy itrijoon wlnl in tie t iimcouleit l t iiliht iliiriiyil 110 i w 011 i utue rah mD Ar lliir 1 rue 7li til 1 1 i rl 1 tct o Mi A I I miner C Umi4ll 2 I I I i tiltS I KI untie liii taut 10 Iolor wu nii and tuik fiKl t Mtltl i uttul 111 i he I ut frau Wa 4 in tutu me ro W4 i uniu V u JlinVr I it yti lie inner ir 4l ant a 1 ruliliiit P U I itm lint Ii uuI utSIerate haI Liii i bVii Ihi Jt ca mlU I I wo balli dr 11 a aitt I a it I rtI wire suatterel sit or the hatbe I uI da i no trout a inruniiinK I out hi Uilld cant wa brlrenn II I inforil ili sag w JJ I Barker itS i ianforit wai In imoj form are i d t h7 I till Ut wtill hatter wan gatbrttg lorm eo Would lie IHirbaiurd U Ha Starved a Juror Judge Moore of llrooklyn eiousoj an em plorm or a fw lurk umbrella Crin rota Jury duty ytittrdar teraux hli mploieri bid tlirtateneit lion Wilt dlwharre ID cae he ttrred Me It salt 1 will brlaf your employer oter her aSh 11 lell ihem what l I Ihlak thin wlio will Jo ibU are of tb IOWML iu aa wt La 1 uiui tenleajpiloe cUu MAURI AUR tlf lIHHVEtlT WARD The Afrleem Ex lor r TT4d to Xu Harltn Hftafor Herbert Wnnl who travelled through Africa with Stanley was marred lat nIght to MIss Sirltn rJanford at tho home of the bride patents 812 Fifth avenue The ceremony wan performed bj tho Itev John VTeley Brown rector of Ht Thomass Episcopal Church tho brldo and Broom kneeling on a hong satin I coxurod etool placed In the Urawtoe room closo to the mantel Owing to the unatoldable absonce of tho brides father Mr CI San ford who Is In London tho weddlnir win prl I nato Only 1 few Invitations were tnt and thrfio to tho Immediate friends of the famUle Mr Wards fuco retains Its bronze hue set I front his loon oxposure to nil kinds of weather find If nnvthlnit I enhanced his good looks as lin toud bnslde hU bride last nIght Bhn wore n RIII orb gown of white satin with rich lace and ponrl trimmings Diamonds sparkled In hii twlr antI a tier corsaifc and she carried a buiiquot of lilies of the vale fLoro nero no bridesmaids and notinliers An melietra played behind a screen of palms In the hallway and n collation was eervM after the woiHluc Tho presents wore exhibited In nn upper room Herbert Ward and his bride will edt for Europe on Wednesday I LimeKIamrotlt i Thin daughter of Mr J Henry lanes of 5 West 121th street was married to Albert Klam roth Jr the son of Prof Klamroth last even hog lho relatives and friends of both famllloa cnthorcd In tho drawIng room soon after 8 oclock and the ceremony was performed by the

novo 1 I P Ilucrmoyar under a canopy of white rink and rod rosoion asiiuaro groundwork of laurel heaves and smllax The muflclans were statIoned behind growIng palms and flowers In the rear of tho canopy I lIto 1 bride wore a gown of whlto faille car I nlturod with ro eA IIn ler veil of tulle was las tetiod to the lolflure with orange blossomi J ho Drlflesmalils the Mlsst8 Alitalia lange nml I llrlila hlamroth woroitonnsof mouBrellu do iolo oinr while Kllk and they carried bou iltiotH uf pink roses I t esterdav was chqspn as the woduhing dar of tho toting people because I was also the twentyllfth nnulvorsary of tho mnrrlaire uf thr and jlre Lance the brldoa marralo arid rite tier who Wished to cclebrato their silver wcddlnt no after tho principal ovent a re 1 ception was given for both couple A muni tho i jiresont at tho double event were Mr a and Mr 0 limed thecrandpurnnti or thin bride Mr and Me James 1 1anohot Mr and Mis James S Warren Mr anti Mrs I I I Hultmann trot Klamroth red La bouchore who was the best man fieorco and ilwnnl 1 Hrand tho brides uncles Henry nml ano Otto Klamroth Henri Halite InJmttce lartne Sir and Mrs Knnhloch Mr anti Mrs W M K h anl Mr and Mrs rhht MIss tndlo Tuiler 1 Miss tiilla 1iillor Mr und MIB Wiseman and Alls Fanny lseman Mr and Mrs decree ls Rnl Hlk Mr and Mre Hunk and Mr and Mrs Fred ock Wilbur Keith The nodding of Miss Lulu May Keith daughter of Mr Frederick F Keith manager of the Astor house and Mr Herbert Clarke Wilbur of Now Bedford Mass took place last ovonltii In parlor 7 of Ibo Astor liouso The I i parlor was decorated with flowers Thin best man was Frederick F Keith Jr j I and the irnlds of honor were MIss Grace l llandall of Now York and Miss Huttle L Kal lenstrouth of llrooklyn I Mr I Joseph A Duck worth Mr Albert I II Thornton Mr I Thomas Ionaehy and Mr Edward T Dnvls acted as nsliurs Tho ceremony wan Performed br tho Uev Itobert Collier of this city Miss Keith worn a heavy gown of white satin trlmmuu with duchfss lace Her ornaments wero din I i imnils elftx of the groom iroom The couple received many beautiful gifts I inonc tho persons present were Col and Mrs r 1 J I Allen Mr and Mrs Hall Bayles Mr and Mrs Robert n Brown and Mr lames I Mcurwood Thorn were also proentanumber of f the grooms lelatlves from Hartford and low Dedford Alter the ceremony there was i i laiiclnc I Jin ititiiiGK IJlSl S Tim Hccnm at SprlnRflrld Where the BrlilKe tiute IVuy tLniler II lluman Fr lcht SiTiviFiEM Ohio April 21 Jiesldis tho e fatally hurt by the falling of I part of tho lild i over Kuck Creek yesterday afternoon thirty persons woto more or loss iorlously lu I jurud The scenes when tho bridge full wore txcitlna In tho extreme A man named Brooks I whon ho lull the brldgi going made a wild I leap turned a complete somersault and alighted on his feet In the water A man named lloland bail profetico of mind enough to jump Mtli foilul doaperatloii hs leaped to tutu gooil advantage that he landed 011 a I biniill Island I I Otto uf rite heartrending Incidents was tho searht of Mrs harks nit fur her son Mrs l Mjers hud her ankle broken vet Hlie actually had the nerve to hobble around although nvors iuooninnt gavu hnr the I must oicriltlat I Inc p ilu It lal eared that both are fatally In jured lldur n Green created come sunrleby I colng on with the baptism Ho paufud fur u time while thu wounded worn being carried I lay ami ton calmly proceeded to baptlo mory ono of his converts He asserted that the souls of his band of nineteen could not be Imperilled I the skies fall The Fonl ot Zion I l till hallulujahft and the chants about the wati of the Inl of Jordan rung by the mombuiHof theonngregatlun standing on the I I parsed iiuka I sounded thtougu strangely after the scenoB just I I tvclldnni and Pennntc ut lEiirnumn Tho Kooil vvinthor has inndo ISnrntims business bigger than his cront circus has had n any othor llrut week In any year ibm old Iolo Grounds are not so easy of access as Madison Niuaro Garden but the show Is welt north the journey and the meausof reaching the grounds from the Third and Sixth avenue olovatod moats aro amplo The regular circus performances are as Interesting an always and the Nero 6Joclnlo IB grander than that given ai btaton Inland Jho sight of row upnn row if girl strututting along a length of I 450 feet fhiiulilurtohhouMer und shaking their sari culurud legs Irom under vorlcolored draperies Isdiiling and magnificent The Nero por fi rinnnco lusts an hour thin march beginnIng at t u clock and the ballet at 940 Last nikht them were present a number of I iartl bol Ibo Hmart et Lucy were In even 111 dreg and they looked on with almost as keen enjoyment as the email boy to whom a Ircus tent U I iho grontobt thing on earth The million was sot at Madison Square Garden a I few yenta ago lor even the swp let to oat Jen huh when at the circus and this season this particular lashlou Is noil obssrveJ rraraet l or Not Hliorr in Uobnken 1rlt Kinrnot who has boon under the care of the doctors the Manhattan Hospital sine thin lively scone of Saturday night at this Harlem Opera House left the hospital at noon yesterday In company with his lon Joe Em iiiHt did not appmir In Hoboken last night mid the theatre for which he was billed was cloned Miss Maud White was at tha Casino last night und declared that the cause of the fulluie to show II Hoboken washer refusal to ai poar with Emmot tlorlM Ulnnder Rrturx I Charles l Klunder the florIst who went I mddenlr to Europ about two month cite when hit Ijuluem affalri won ID I a peoutlarlr complicated con dltlon came back jeiterday OQ the Alaska IU did not S hit the itoreot the Klunder Company Ibo corporation v rrrle on Ihl builnna formerly on uej by him at 1144 liroadwar I timid that b U I not connected iilreciij or Indirectly with Ilia company wbicb iou tnuitniii under nn name At thus Hun be wnl aar He oairiuplojed I bribe cempany lo rnanane Ihe bull r nf u at a weekly uiarr wllb one third at tbe mutt pronu liialdillon I None f bin former I anovlatei In I be bait ne know what Mr Manure plane are Ilia family remained In London I U I lid utah there are no leiial roccedioii pending agalnit Mr Klunder la IhU city Itecrpiloa Col Clatrkcom Wlnflold Bcott Hancock Post No 259 O A R heat ought eotertalned Col Floyd Clarkion Com mander of Ihe Dei arlmcnt of the Slate of New York at a banquet at Vauetua About ISO I member of the 1001 I Wire ipreieut tot Henry A Weeki prenldlnr The I commaiideroMhe pOi Theodore u Korony made an adJreuof welcome to which Out Cariion reiponded ani l list ta t Urtmib Inipeoior llenerai of Ibe Vatlonal l I Malt of Ibe U A Ii made the prlorlpal addrtlief the ffenlnit 1 Speeches were made lir lank Km II eat I mfr C pl hm Kowler Dr IrtutUi W WrIght II Major IHeie Iud others hchncfer JBrcatki IMO Record CINCINNATI April 21 Jacob Kcbaefer cham DIDO billiard of the world played in eiblbltlon rm tonlfhlat the Kim Street Club with frank Irea and much to the iurpn e of tJ ens broke the record I wa a fourteen Inch balk line 3 n point Aebaefera tint rite was ot hits eooDd H u his Pun list and titilul ax niaklur en average et75 1lrd the DUbeit aver aietm record at the style or fame Ibe Ltit record was 6ii and wu na e br Schatfer Irete score was h r1 I J M Althouf the record wai broken II will not iro on record aili waa lot made In a reiular malch After the elm Hchaaf AI i Irw gave a exhibition of facer 1oiaaud I an or dinar 7 Ujreebail jam made a na The JrtlcrlM h S e lM Ike milinn FALL Ilivio April 21No passenger steamer of UK Fill 1 River line arrived here IbIs morning Iba tleuaer rrortdnee bavtaf laid ever In Vaw Iwk hut nijbl TI ntrrlffl I I bade ette4 np 10 l but and attl jab tb Puritan ple Is night s WW stirs trim Z4iwport i bileg bspomibis to Ont prepsaUoss I Urn in maw lb JP I J city Ia prp Ua1 L AXVSKMKNTK Mr DaNIel Holly and hl I New nay Thero hal bon nn anticipation that last nights performance of Tho Millionaire at the lark Theatre would add somethlne of Talue to the record of contemporaneous Amer Ican drama A theme hml ben selected which I promised Interest along with Its novelty a I Playwright who had exhibited cevernosn In I certain trivial forms of stage entertainment had confessedly purMiU best effort forward and an actor who had won wai m pralfro and sincere onoouragement In earlier work hindI rrepurud for the most Important venluro In his I artlstlo career There wore besides other clr oumstances tending to aid and abet the sue I crtsful outcome of Mr Daniel Sully Now York production of The Millionaire iho house was large and friendly and HB tendency lo applause was BO honest as to avoid any sus picion of preairangoment I Yet The Millionaire was a disappoint I tnont its nlmuriirlit kml not fulllllod Ills promise I and oven Mr Bully could not moot t the expectations of his admirers The dramas originality of theme sulTered In the mcihoi and iho incidents of Its development AltO Plnymakor H Ura tm Donnelly had over loaded It with plot Its basis was excellent A rough honesthearted phrowd Irish rnl rund contractor was tho thief tlguro Ho had pur chased an lJ charter for the con trin ton of a line completing a connection beivvoon the Atlantic comlletl lake and a the Alanlo very oloao of his work ho found himself run 1 fronted by a powerful trlumvlrnto uf W all tot enemies They haven parallel road In course of bullilltiK and unless 1 ran tin lIlt Ishod befuiu the IrlithmiinB their extensive 18hot stock operations will ruin how I I I IK I tiiil hut Ith wi that from this point any choir dramatist could make an interesting play cour Donnolb stattd ndiulrably I He brings thn unhcunspiintor i together idiows thorn uhuuttirtg In I Ifth me uo parlor to wreck the Irishman and In roduoS theirt tols In i the poisons I of the t J na lu itt nits fpionian ana hU clul tnglueoi ih se men thy bO1 111 corrupt urging the nn li eer to 1010 Oor 10 the rlnl rind and thn foreman tu Incite a strike BO that the Irishmans lab r ore shall fall him before ho can thrive tho golduu spike and xo complete bin charter Hut tInt engineer Is loyal to his cmplovernnd benefactor and the iui Pied fureman IH In roalltr the Irishman hitnielf Hero too u coined vein Is developed In thin iittalnl lou o mukingof thu Irl hiiian anil ono ol his mil llonnlrieneinlen sisters 1 Mi Dunnnlly had confined his play o the material thus far hull fateil with Us natural i rthoatilcal sequences Thin Millionaire vvuuld luau I right to be cpiumendodasapositlvel t vnitiaMndiamn u Hut I thin I hit rod tuct I not a subplot dealing i ttlth Ito t mont imtlquii of Rtuga exPodientB such as the deserted wife nbaidoned tab I and missing locket which fotH all misery right at last gives the pleen I i heap aspect ileetrojB Its olearnesn and jumbles Its ei iKiidos togithnr with fatal effect That Is why The I Mil lionaire last tIght fell short of bUce there la hope for It however A skilful and heroli revision will do much to rOIly the IloKInt weaknosses thouch radical alteration Is prob ably not easily possible tine Ceno at lean will win popular faior It represents the laying uf tho last mil and thin driving I i 1 t hun Loldan snlko and It I dunes nu the triumphant climax of Ibo Irishman light I with his enemies lho stage Is I fairly well pfinnli with laborers who work actively nUll leallstlcully simvelllng real dirt hammering I I real Iron and boring real holes In teal ilea Then there Is a graphic semblance of a strike In which Iilslnnon and Italians participate with tho victory aiparnntly against thin horo lull springing from their nuluhl lit another disguise ho gives them tho appeal of lute Miilllngar which must ben potent word wltn Irishmen for they stand steady and win for him despite tho degas Ibis episode posses lug both ptcturfRiiuonesa and drnmatlo strength was heartily applauded and will do muih to tescuu ibm Mllliouairo from dis I aster Mr Sully of course Impersonates the lush contractor HH Is I burloi ed wlh innnr ser tflnoeB shutout at thn gallery and he Is hlngu larly noglni toil In Ibo one strung point of hla I nrtl tle equipment tho chance to express pa thoa y1 handliapped as ho Is bo IIIIK his part with canted nest Iklellty in d I much dis cretion J tin comic scenes 1m Interprets ex co lentlir The male CIIBI othflrwbe is woak unll thin tIlrclor Rrll of Jlax Arnold bo oxcopteil and the lailles In the 1Ieco 110 01 cull Bpicuous y moJiocru ability Niv iicmrnu In Old TbeulrlcaU nUlal y t JOb send ICobnun Tho play callnil A Child of Xaiilfs In its mot r6colt lncllsh version by Horace fowl fcODd and the ai ting o Its principal ch inn ter by Alexander salvinl were fully cousldurotl by lIE bus when they were lately toBtul on an oft night of chI Tomaaso balvlni term at the Broadway Aunt are olToiod In a regular way this week at 1 os and with greater care Tho lounger balvinl his Inherited good physical nuallllcatlone for the Migo and 1 his atnbltl n Is guided hr tim most conrclentious regard for dramatic art Hu would Indood gain a gen oral admiration quicker If ho 1 oro leos loborf I ouch deliberate and tbnratu lie b account I panleil by I charming actres In May llrookin A mote frivolous and potent appeal tu tho populace was made last evening at tao lirond waywhere the London Cutlet huilr iiuersinto Faust Up to Pan 1111n J was a consid erably bettor porformanio than the company had over given here before To be sure speci I mens were rotalnud of the woodon lathe turnod nojolnteu I oiulon builcbuue girls but they were moat In IhochO uAlnl to ollt their i Holessiioss thn lour hklit dancers woio agile i and gnutlul loreini iI t John was her come 1 y tuneful I and ttV lt hluuh uliute loon 51 ra I i t e self unaltered but Ihl t two t eomedlanB I had uvldentl Inarned a hut will I I and whut will nut lirtitiCe i morican iiudiemes t harles I ntiby had gained In I unction and ho spoke the I local jokes with a glib tungue Do you belong to the 400 s hs acked of I Mifihintiil llf uulie as though ho know all about the Me llluterfi Ixo replied I J fnnnon thin rod Satan of I tbe travesty they belong to mo I It was Mr Ioimen partloularl who had ad justed his efforts satisfactorily to the merl IIe can standard of fun He U i inti of thesu Indus I trious violent conn linns whum HrltoiiH like hit who lava to learn to i u smonthui anti I tat her beforn they ran ploaso our folks He had abandoned nearly all of tho eoeki o lsm nhlih had chnrai terbeU hits Noti York d but and in stead he did newer and hotter thlngb CIne 01 these was an Irish pong Cuiinemarn so I doeplr all broadly omioal that thoaiidlonio I could not get enuugh u It I t anil that I ol Itself I was enuugh to etuMish I onnon as II Htic e H I ihe reception f Mr lulmuii was as onlhtisl I ache as he could have dolrod ant If the fea tures of the comedy stern nut familiar most I of the audience lio had an assurance that ho was Mining iidmliuri of his methods and fa miliar potuliurltles No less hearty was tho reception of Frank Mordaunt who nsumni Mr Cratiort old r lo and It may bo said with out any foflei tli n on Mr Crane th it thin strong points of the Inn wore aF fonlblynnd I cor rectly devnlopeil as couM be desired In thin third act Mr Mordaunt was obliged to IInKwr a call In the midst of the scone and acknowl edge the exprt1al of appieclatlon that only a crowded house leould have extended It lu evident that Tlio Henrietta U has not lust any of Its charms HlnCII Its long run at tho Union Hluaro Guilty Without Crime At the leople In the third not of this flrtimn which Is nn I adaptation by Vail Do Nols and C Young from Aurora 1loyd thin llrnddon novel a louring lira warms the lonely quarters of tho wicked horse trainer llifiam MM 1 timer vvhilonfilght ful Btotm rages without and thin window Is I kept wide open I his IH an Incongruity and there are several others to Lyep It conn any though nono of thorn perhaps may be aid to amount to much To call a parson a monu ment of horror In BorlounnoBS Is powerful or funny accoidlng to tho way of tnink log of those who think about It Ibis J phrase occurs also In tho third aol Tho gen eral nature of Onlliy Without Crime Is strong and eventful Thu assault upon Air lialuh llflHfuii by the dome ted NA the Intrepidity of tho unhap py young wire Stella tho killing of tho vlllalnouB Mortimer the bullyragging of n number 01 the meeker ohuiuclern by thin hnr uclers of rmphimlM and power nnd many other pasroffei In Ihe play nro Intuieutmg und vivid fciid they won plenty of upulauno last night llr Dore Davidson as Jlie Mltu was butter I t an Mica lininle AUHIOM as ftflla Mlt s Aux ten did not Btrlku thin trim tone of pathos ut nil Union 1ic utiu of Mr Jiavldsun uses a urk shire dialect At uucn curloiii and Inilil tied I makes a plcturusiiue oharaeinr altugother Mr Ernest Fouler na sir Aaii Is a gnicoful horo and Miss llenu rert I i lln us Mint li unruir n very rood false friend Charles M Unite us Isaac ilunttru him a tooil enough Hebrew illaleat but bis text Is very meagie Mr II It llarltlnt as Jainri a servant mormons the modesty of nature lu just u trilling degree riuMM on Ionic lelund A large barn and a number of outbuildings at Oreenlawn owned by llr I hunger ot IX llaiieock lush Brooklyn were dettro jed Ir are on midst nUbt levea bones tour 3rllY cows severs I valuakle don earrlaf and harmit forty toni of bay tbe u lbreibed grain from i xteen acres of land and all the amuse Imnleuenti were burned up The Ion 1 liettlmaleilatimiiu The mire la I tuppoiel to hate been Cahill I by tramps L who entered the hint 10 find a rN ileeplnt place Hr Muncer Ii In HuBalo Theld ulliatboolean the fluihiur and Bajild tomptke tl f was ae lror d by nre on raturdar nlibi I ItwMoneof the olden bulldlnta la lluihlns and was 4bJ ai Ham of Brooklyn U wu occuclea by Oecrie Lair and was lai ured Jrt V I ui T A flpk 2 Nervous Headaches How to Perfectly Cur Them Nearly all forms of headache are of a nerrous char acter and art cause by wtaknets irritation or disease of iii brain tlsiuea or nerves of the head and In order to euro mi h ca ea It U absolute nccermry to UIA thus I mierve remedr which by acting directly upon the affect I st 1 ortluni of the nervous lyttem restores their natural ani 1 heIthr condition Never neglect a headache no mutter how lUtit la the spring ecpeclaly a U almost liixtrlatilj tea la tu serIous results Else lien known remedy melt thin rilnen U Dr Ortene N err lira which can be obtained at the druuggtste for II tier bottle U Is jmreljr TC IIP table and jerf ctly hirtnlent MMIJT persons wit lufler from healache live l by rtftttird fathiro to find relief despaired of cure Tofuchwe would say by ah l means itcore a bottle of this wondir fut remedy and you whit be lurprlied and pteacd at Us marelious effect It IM the moat perfect cure knon for headache Till KKAT IlKAnACIli CUKE For oer twenty TCM my life was made miserable by frequent suit I terrible headaches Al lIme Ihey I se e eO eaetm I seared I woutl Li Insane 1 was treated by nearly every phyiitilan luthlaclty be sldfit many from other parts but none court 1 cure me or I even relieve me incept by large do es of morphine Inch alwajB left its very sick and weak My head med to tttiake BO laity t It had to be lied so one could stutter wart e than I did About nit months ago I loucht a bottle of Uf dreene Nervura and the very fret tattle sloppel 1 the headache and I have never butt ain ironlile wllli my bend mince but lime To strenftMen my nerven and build up my system I continued the medltlua for several months After cut crime for twenty years I nnn tureit hy Dr Ureenea Nervuru tiltS MARY JKKKN Satin t NorrlBtown Pa Hr Greene the famous tpcciallit In the Cure or nervous and chronic diseases ot JA Went Fourteenth pt New Snrhi can be consulted free of charge person ally or by letter SPRING SPRING HUMORS whether Itrblor homIer bU4 bJ Inr scaly erusttd pimply Cr fcletthy wa thtr it lbs Bktn sralD or b 04 with l eu if hair whether 51mph verofuleui it hfredlUry from lafticr to sg are Now st t4ily rtaantnlr and ecoBumloal cured by that greatest of all kaawn fcumer comas the uticura Re solvent t klB ssd bleed pDilfl r f lionvarabl purity turtiT pswsr An sckrewiedgut irtcloe ef wend tie iilbrily litirehy vsgsabt l late lsnsrmtt act Si1Kbi Ellen Klllr inr erect cures et itts 5CLI nll oo4 humors than ath lhtr ikla and bled ri it lifer tbe public sal trater than tie cembi ial s it Lii ehIerbisod aid klu rmdiss Cold iverywhr rruce m roTft DBUa AND CUitIlUAL tusroItAThult JOst L If ttut fer hisw is Cur Iprlif Uusrs HUMORS Tbtei hundred years ira mon tIva duetaglhe famed eapstliulou oh Oretian 1 its Macmutt secutred a oats braiul Ssdlaus 51 IlcIsr tuset or nil dieesea i he tucli JlinI I nrc Itis formula me millie ito hetrhuiti froiti iheltetftttflfl to itittithln Ulllll three year AKI IMne Itnilliill Ilvs UD ial vat bin race cnnaeiitM tn tin public use ItU au eent lu human lutetium stove It offers an In alibis rums for three or tt to mnpt i emntent unlreranl dttijrerouB and lilthertolnrurabi iond t loiaons witti whit i tbf rp line Mer teem artlldet I vf lancer Fornfula and peciflc Disorders und their lunjr train of diitnera ElAItilBIlS IBXBD tTBlBJ tew york AprilI tftflO Thin certlllfB that two joars atr while reslillnff la t Florida J woe attacked wilt a very severe rut tloti clout the chin renulHtip In u tlih kviitnir uf tie f kn an 4 tissue iiuilernratn Thl M as tu hm ci l iy l formations uf pi Btulev or Binali I totle l all cit er thn ihhi XMIIO tieallntr and other out Mnntlv turin thur lent DC tehlnd thorn deep pus like lits i Ittt li miallox Borne nf ttietu larae enough to admit point t f little lIly i r 1 came to hew jock tlmrtlj after stud wee under the trrntmeiiC of plitaklaiis tier without iiueith l i nrnir lliiB time I WAS emp1u ed liy the haute Roud an roittluctor but wa dlscharved on account of hue reiiiili hpieHranc of my ci In ai air hieruucem e iilif te 1 lo my iluifiiBtlntr npearanro I WHS Impels Li 10 item blntrcured unJ alinrmt lecpurmtt tin m rnunt uf my not I elnir tuble to obtain a pontloti on art ount or my np tumu e 1 waS ii n lait r resortt Indtn ed tn try the Cact tin tilood Cur aid aftor heten uek f treatment by ills ntnetly alone I am tellcrited intl hnnkfuUn Mate that I Ain entirely cured of ihe ilniruntliitr llNfaoe utid henntlr endorne Slut rtot in in ml lit truly wonderful rrmedr to all stuttering from ttn inline troiiM Ver reelect rally UIIllAVtll MtiMNShr utl 8u MrhoiKHar ew ork THE CACTUS BLOOD CURE Pitman to lakp aprlliaMe lo dtciaie rf Infinrr or oltl ace All Dnifftrtiiu tell lu hrnd fur Uebcni IIT pamptiics tout rertlflrjiteit AUAS HKA ILUN SIITIKIC CO II Umll it Sew ViTk llItflIC1t0lh A BUSINESS EDUCATION HoitVkeeplnr wrlilni arlttimellc rorrevjiouitviic relllntf virniirrailii lypewrlunv prhale limrui nun day and evening ai lvalue e liutlniM College u lOwer cur iinalitj upiovin mlii us stub iu our linulway BANJO Henry C hiubsilti patent Filter I ell parlor lace and orrheitra banliH Iniiructlnui uiven irlvale tessoas end for clrcu ar IIKMtYc IttuitoUre la nroadway rar3t it 4NJiriNbTKfPTIOV talnku mal ed full per 1 Hculara FHWAHII DOHsON orilieilra and cbim baujoa lUHUruailHar near VJih it q IANJO Iota nultar itsltttuitii I Jill or utano tttS B Innrumeiiu 1 1 iAltAtL Si l M eel tiit 51 B Ajo t ITAR tulilaiTf uO i ar J k JltCHLf of inlnilrel fame 1t iscit t i Hi n L nnl r ant iMin ilano guItar vsxc violin llulr I itO manJollu llo lni WiTbOVS u Vail 15th l ii l irculari sitt flYttlflAl ltITDKF Wnoli gyutntshIo arid I item a rait Kill it omit lay ami evening running track rowing macblnet toil i trainltii baths am I anr LYIUNliff yeari elperlence M tnitrno PROF uf bontati Ie iii from II I I ii to Se f u Terms moderate sidJdar SlinRTIIAMi Arrival Itiilrucilun by l radical von C tatim rhueer ji yours e peri nre no failure lltualloni ffuarinted bonk and circa urn free KMAMC IIAKR1HOS Meiuyrapuer mi Ur adway ew Vork cut ant 71 HroadM Newark J I NTFNOCill Ill V and typt rlilnr Stilt inS months at Hit H wa tylis rUlinr irtsoiiB ll Week flj r COLKKt Ow i i tt5ihit tianio or stage daunt I Wv tatlafactlon puaranttfd cameo art J lilAy 47ii ill a jttr ubItcntio DR JOItliAV ipeelallitlnikivdaiaiii and cerTuu proitrailon UooV A cHits free by poet direct from office M Wii 334 st DATEHTfl forl Tft ioai prooured promptlr low ratM F OBITUARY Hiram Smith a undiuo resident of Norwich Conn dlod on Sundiy aged 7G oars Uo was an expert mechanic arid Invented the window blind Maple cutter by which he made a for tune for himself and C B Itogers A Co of this city for whom he had worked for tho past fifty rear no was a notabJo atheist and wrote odd poems which ho recited to his friends Ono of his poems un the Creation was about long as the Iliad and In the Homeric vein He had Ibo longest feet In Norwich and had been divorced moro times than any other clllon Not long ago ho married his sixth wife but she shuddered at his dismal mortu ary experience und loft him within a month With all bin oddities bo was a man of un blemished reputation and unquestioned Integ rity if bo bald ho would uo a thing ho did It every time Ho was bent nearly Into a bow shuffled along the 81doll alls had an extremely long noso and wore stool spectacles that rested on the very tip Ho dearly loved a controversy and It was iv rash scholar that tackled him on Bible loio homas n Nook President of the Now York locomotive Works In Home N V died un Sunday niUit aged 111 years He was born near London 1 hug nid came to this country when a child 1 In lim I ho went to home and assumed tin Biiiierlntundcno ol the Homo Iron Uorka t which be rutaiiud until ISM At that time bo I beeiimu Instrumental In orgnnllng thin loco I mottle works comuan and was elected Its I Irtsidtnl Ho wall also 1rcshktit of thu First National Bank and ul the Hoard of 1ire Com I mlsdlollors ul HJIIO dipt Couch an old pioneer and widely known I as Ibo organizer ot the Uklahomu mivemont dlod osier lat Guthrie Ills death was the result uf a wound Intllited by J C Adams with u rillo nn April 4 II hen It bocamo known that I Inpt Couch could not llo taunt futur hours a I paity t wits orlllnlt01 to lynch Adams Lnltcd Mates Mural al Walker was luformul ot this and to jk u tram with the prisoner lor khlta Ito VIIIB p need in jail thuro Couch was widely respected Charles r I driivea of Itennlngton Vt aged 52 died Cbter lay from tho elleciM ol nn over tiosu of m I phI t is tukon to at lot tutu ptiln Irom t rheumatism Mr luuves uuived during the rubulllun In Company H I I rucond I clued Rtutos blmrpshuutoii 5 and was piomlnent In O I 3 A IU clnlHH He served on the mitional council of administration ami at the limo 01 his deulh was u atalT ullkcr to len lger JiimiM 1 Fogarty fur ninny years treasurer of the llriokhn Jockey Club Is I dead at his liome HI this city Ho was a yotilig man 01 Murilng iiualltks nnd wa II IHillf lavorlto with all I I who I nuts him t Howasi ytuit rig mllll of I much promiu and Ids untimely demlne 13 unfortunate as he uaduubludly bud u bright fuluro buioru him I 1h i bo Ann Ioxeraft widow of Iho late nor I fleurgn U titers D I IX died In Kingston on Sun day night aged 7i she was tbo daughter of I Francis A 1 overall n merchant of litton and was born In thitit city Dr Water was for twenty years rector of bt t Johns Church of Kingston SIM Mary Delnvorgno died suddenly on Sun din while un ttr way to church In llondout She was 13 jours old and a sister uf Capt IHUHU Delavercne one of the oldest und best known Hudi Illvor steamboat men She made her home with her biuther bllvestur lllgelow draper 71 years old a resident uf Album Blnm s47 died joslenlny lour children ono uf whim is I Andiew t H Draper Mate Sui erlntouduut of iubllo In structionsu vivo him Caleb I smith died on Sunday at 123 Clifton I place llroollrn aged 01 lu IbtiT ho waa tIe ted to the A tcitiuibly as an Intloi undent Democratic candidate He was an architect and bu Idor lohn F Cowden said to bo the oldost Odd Follow In the country died In Ainnbiinr Mass on haturlur aced xJ ettrs He joined the i urderlulhlladelphtaln lHil Mr Hobert Mlroud for many years Collector I of Intei nnl Ituvoutie for thu Baltimore district nnd a wellknown InMiruuco broker diet sud I denly yesterday morning James A L Module the wellknown lawyer I Df I lab I uttoro and counsel tu the t Buaid or fo lItn tummls I louur and llogistrotlon Jfllcoia Jlod joBterdnr morning Joseph 1 II I I Ittilui wIn tho I largest leather dealer In New Haven died josterdny morning alter nn Illnes of three weeks Ho leases u widow and Otto ion Mrs Sarah Domoy aged 87 years died In In ii llnimpulls heal nrtl a u Hh wan the widow of Inilco Demey ono of the early BuuromoJudcui jf Indiana U he Itev Jeremiah JOrlftln pastor of the iithollot hurch of the Anniinclatlun died lust evening the rectory Bruadivuy and UJd itrrut Ir J H t Brown aged 7H n prominent phy dclan died at his home in Lexington hy lenlerday Father William Olteilly of the Catholic hurch of Buena Vista Col dIed joatcrduy iged 4U William Carr Mayor of Iloanoko Va died lOSlerduy aged 61 yours The Htrltie or Iloelo Pork iaokerl liosTOS April 21A ronforonco was held today between the striking employees nt John 1 Squire iV Cou packing house lu homervllls and Mr Biiuire The Inca submitted a state ment of their grievances anti also elated the concoBlons they wore willing to mako Mr Squire declined to deal with thorn as u body and expressed his opinion that they had no real grievance Ho advised them to Beek employment elsewhere as ho should waite no concosBlons what ever Ho pent for tie foreman of the killing gang this mmnlng and Bald that be de Hired to hare them return to wurk but thin foreman rtpiled that lneo they worn Knighta of Labor his inon would not return unloi the otheiswi retaken buck It Is umlentiood that a train of hogni con lgned to tho firm ha I lOW i IdHrucked nt Waltham und thin this fa t ox pains why Mr Squire U BO anxious for the killers to return to work The situation as far o the prwiieotof areiuroptlonof opera tlons Is concerned Is therefore practically un changed Thy men jiaiuu that they are not strikers but that they are locked out I crcae I the Newtoundland Tarir IlAurAX April 21 There baa been a general licreate la the Newfoumllaud tariff of 6 to 10 per cent The dullee on butter and cheeie hare been railed la cents per pound on cujara lo per cent ad valorem an J gel per ihouiaad and on fresh locals IM c nu per poaaiL VBKD TUB BA1SDEK Vi A Ga K of Kemtnckv Outlaw Commit Their Iaet Outrage CATLETTSDuno Ky April 21Tiie Jlcht between the Dnledsns and Brewers on Pigeon Ciook logan county West Vlrclnla on 1rlday U oven more deplorable than at first reported Some threo or four days before the tragedy the llatsdons tent notice to Jim Drawer that they were coming to wipe him out Brewer in com pany wIth a man named Charles Steel was at work In a field some thiee hundred yards from Brewer homo Seeing the three Datailensap proachlns on horseback he ran up a gully which led Into the woods The lialadons find Ing Drewer away from home left only return In an hour Meanwhile Brewer In company with Steele gaIned the shelter of his home Hearing tho Haisdens approaching agaIn ho ran Into the loft As soon M tho trio of murderous outlaws arrived they opened fire ending come forty or fifty bulbs through the house In the hope of Killing thrower Drewor held his fire until the last when poking bin Winchester through a crack he fired at Smith llulodrn hitting him In the pit of the stomach 1lrlng aguln be canto general and Smith again received the cpnten s ol the Winchester Ino II Ilaledon was I Mint three times lu the right arm heft hand I and though thin right hint Ilo also lost his horv which was fb a Irom under Him They wo e accompanied by a Uysaiold tjiy Jim i the on of II I Haladon u biotbor of the mur derers liii three attempted to cairy their al 1 ready dying brother with them but euicee led In getting only a few bundled ynrds The I wounded and dying man was aid In the middle of the public hlBhway with a gunny nick for us tillluw Them ho breathed his last Alit leo tug desoradoe6 made a direct lIne lor the house ol a brother who wits a conital le In tondlng giving up to hIm bo that he could de cure thu tewaid of 45JO Jim rewer i ummoned a crowd oontUtlne of his two brothers H constable nnd one or two frUtuU Ihey hollowed alter the now thorough ly ileuioralled and fleeing outtlanti hey wero overtaken at the homo ol their brother Dr Uatsdou on Ilgoon Creek come six or eovnn I miles Irom the scene of the llrst tight lhe I llttlo boy Jim had been loll us a guard snmo distance Inm iho house Boeing the llrewnr party apiroaohtnghu Bounded the alurm at tho time John Harden was having his wouiutB droeed Truvto the instIncts whlh had controlled him during his past life he grubbed his Winchester und sent a ball at the approaching pursuers liming again be came gone al but tho tables bad turned In this fight the little boy ran toward the houO nnd as he was crossing the tbteshold loll Pierced through with three rifle balls John H al den was literally riddled receiving seven teen bullets At last accounts he was not dead but cannot potnlbly live llndly wounded as ho was the posfce took hltn to Logan Court house llllam llalMlon took to hid heels alter sue Ing John mortally wounded Unable to longer continue the fight he ran for the woods At the top of a hill a short distance away his Win i I 0 was summoned to form a Sheriffs poBte Alto country for miles Is being searched by armed men should llllam Unladen bo captured I alive which la very doubtful no human powor i can save him from being linched Thu three brothers John Smith and Wil liam hno for years been the terror of tho en tire country bo great was the fear of them that In February last when Orange was kt led nt Orundy W u a the trio remained In town over three hours after committing the murder talking as pleasantly with the Sheriff ns If nothing out of the usual order bad happened lohn llalsdcn and Jim Brewer were brother inlaw The scene of the killing is remote from railway or telegram lines and news tiavolsvory slowly mis CBICCIZI1S INIlIt24IN The ChampIon Football Clnbc HncetMfnl icrsosniunce Our biff sister city nt the other end of the bridge was all aglow last night with flaming crescents From the nunlit heavens where the Oral quarter of the now moon beamed to tho interior of the Brooklyn Academy Music the City of Churches was given over to thin I Cro cent Athletic Club and the gallant sohdhor boys of the hoonth Regiment who were out In full force to witness the Initial presentation of A Modern Columbus n saltatorlal medley by Mr Wm IX 1reaton b Company I Seventh Ileulmont N G K N V under tho auspices of the Crescent Athletlo Club of Brooklyn The Interior of the Academy presented a moat beautiful slcht for the big house was ono mass of decorations The orchestra and stage was banned with flowers and fetus within on eltner stile of the prooenlum arch the cliam lilonshlp pennant of the American Foot Ball Union won br the Crescents since the forma tion wore dfsr la ed The Brooklyn colony of the Seventh Reel mcnt wore there In a body as wore also many ot the loadlne dlirnltarlos of this city und Brooklyn The medley Is strictly an amateur performance all thin dances und Songs being entirely origInal and judged from this stand point the porlormance was more than marl torloua The following wore the officers of the affair Commute of Arrangement William II FcrJ Gus taui H U alare William W lletiabaw Jr Edwin v hiiiw Jouu V Lamarclj cbariei H tngUa and Chares M I Hut I StouT Committee Iemttol CJ I Benedict Cl land Bene diet iliirn I Hue H alter K Hale Clinton r bran lareuce Unttnn Frant D lietlyi John K arceiller ltorce t Clark Horace M IfraVf A A Fauna hurt r oreemnan rank Jenke tred 1 Kailcy Ahfrol U Nurrla FilwardM Norton Jr Cur roll J Punt Jr Clarence M Trobridge and IieWtit c Weld Jr ItecFjmon ommiiue narlti h Hire ow w J a Scant Altiauiler name Alfred Hecar VHlilam t llPcclier Join K Borne William II Ooombl Alriau dec l a me run T I new PunuelL Uunr in i I ulwurte Lalliam X Hh llowarl llbh William II lloatfland X Wallace Ih8iln 55 nllamX HeMer Wll lain it ln ilall Jr 5 T lawrnce I Ii Manifam Jr t Irile Aoiman Hr tummy N Real laiue t Kuawlt J 1 c Hinpiun I I Miyder II A ii hmlih Alden s Swan THoma II Terrr B bdwaM irnnn Will am U Wai lace Rodney a Ward and lrcderlck II Webttr rxemtlie Staff Uramatlc oiinnltlreArlbiir Clcll Clarion Henry V Mciii Jr and Samuel Ii Pnl om llirector ot the Ilar Iraftf e II LAM Ion titteor of ire hiaite rbarlei Eliloii Warren Iru7 rilc iilri l C aimer I and Joeeph Dowd I A feature of the decoratIon anti a moat In BPnlouaoiiowRsamamniouthcrBSivnt 0 intel of art electric llchts I Ihlsoci iii hInt1 tho mld dlo of the proscenium arch directly oxer the stage and throughout the play beamed with u beautiful effect upon one of the most dlxtln BiilsliBd audiences which oier satherid nlthln the lour walls of the edIfice Amoni those n ho enjoyed the fIrm performance acre Mr I Imrlei U lnirll Mr crud trs Ixmrll V painter anil Hie Sltocs FIIKIII In I bi i II In bn Mr U A c Mnltli Mr aol Ot rs II Ilium II Mail t Mr iieorre A Willunn Mr aril Mr frchurler I adieu Mm Wll llama Mill Wheeler Mr le rkf II tceitei l mil I Mr and Mri Koblninn The lou ce ilnr Hull ormnled an other box while mat Veteran Frm klnlte J b T Mranaf an aid ttie illrrctors of the Arademr were present In another bni ThrnuffhooC Ihe linute were Mr lra frer Arthur M hatch tine art CuRb Mr and Xm Will am II eonard I and family WlllUui lioinlie Mr and Mrs llairlrn Mr and Mr II lu il Mr and Sirs earl lw Site er Mr and Mr II 0 ii litnei I h r 5 prnnii Mr cot I Mrs r H hutgsluus hulls Hrnt Stlss ilardlnor vr and Sums w r Hraih anil olii ri ri tatly proml nent livery arallatl pat In id1 tunic was occupied The floral ofltrliiffi were remarkar bandaome and profuse and whit wu better Ill lucy were fully merited MectlBK of tho Munhiiltan A C The Manhattan Athletic Club Hoard of los criers held a meeiliiit last nlntil ai the nub houie and there were several god Hill Ce on the carpet Tli the For care the new f round tie I Berkeley Atbleilo OttO a antin relative lo the DvaL and the coming Eatnei Tberrfnre a lltelr utuect n was anilclpate 1 lint there wa ui ti a large lIst t f appllralloni to be ron lerrl thai II i a late Iour efore I Ihey were ia ied on and he Hoard were ill I In irivlrin at an earlThour tli a inornlnir II I In I tulle prut abe Imwever thai nu actl n wa taken regarding ile lor I 5utsu nionai s ai Utit InleiHtcl The imn ei of it appl cauu Mere re ported men faroraiily ler rneint er hlp AV2trrVVB A1IISE AfiAlV Fireman IIICIIH With III Hair Alilacn StaId on to the Hone for Keeps NIght Watohnmn John Fields heard a cracking of gln s In tIm sixstory brick build ing 99 Spring street at 8 oclock last night and saw a bright glare at a window on thin fifth lloor Just thou a short thickBet man Field says opened the hallway door and locking It after him bun lod up toward Broadway This was tho fourth tire In the building within three months Thin policeman on post t sent out an alarm and tbo flromou lost no time In car rying hoso up tbo llro oscnpo tho front of the building riruiuan Lucite of 30 engine stood on the balcony on the fifth floor holding a no zle i pointed In tho window and lulling i fur WHtor huddimly Homes burst out and Set lira to Lucass hair and rubber coat He held to thin nozzle If ho had let go this men below him would Probably have mucous swept ofT the ureoscapo by the weight of tht falling hose Fireman 1 bchlme who was half way botwecn the fourth and fifth balconies hurried up to Lucas and fciuothured the Ihu lu his hair und cost costThe flro burnod up thn fifth and lxth Iloirn and tnrnugli tho I roif Tint two upper floors were occupied by M hellg mauuliii Hirer of bats and cai s 1 llorchaid V C o s manufac tory of Infants caps anti nuveltleh on the thlid and fourth llunrs M tiroas I ieuu Icr ill vIol It log on the second floor aud I llei kers rcBtaurant on the llrst floor WITU also damaged br olthur llro or water The lire lasted half un hour and did flOOUO damac 1ilbtlc Drill ol Ibo Twetnli Hecluicnt Fivothoiisitid peoplu fllod thIn biff armory at Ninth uvenuo and hlxtvuoiond fitnot last evening to witness thin public exhibition of the Twelfth llcglmunt Among those present wore Con Ward formerly Colonel of the regi ment Major 3 J Hiker Col George D Scott of the Eighth 1 Regiment Col 1 Feigl ot this staff of thou Governor of Texas ant LMword M Field Tho exercises wore under Cal Ilomnn Powd IleutCol O A Miller Major llotert W Lo ninrd and Adjt t A lussiip A batlallon drill In which Mveial doublo tlmo uiovemontb weio well uxouilid was 111 it given under thin coirinnnd of t ul Dond Com panlOH B 1 F O H and 1 took part An am bulance 2urps exhibition under thu command ol Dr Nelson 11 Hunry onmo nest Homo uf this men obligingly pet itiItlii themtelves to In l wounded or killed I I I iuy an Imaginary I foe and othnrb roudtrid llrst rollof and aruud then from the t Held kirinlhors u I woo u leplorel and the m mm r of recuit itt A cavalry charge npi n I njonets sca iHhuwn t Ihu I audience A drabs iiikt atm In i wul I h tho tout cumpaniuH took part cloMd thucvhibitl I i I u It I vt under ito I charge of 1 lent I ul Alillor iho rest of tho evening was totaled tu daining Will liir Lee Justice Munay Ilium F at t Jh County Denioeiney Cuinnilttoo on Resolutions wnkh Invcstlgatod tho charges K against Iol leo 1 not luu 1uwur lltchnnl I Cun ningham and William 1 Mltrholl imidn by PolIte J u tho Murray hed n see m out moelli I u KIn tWill t In the small I loom m In I thu t uoper Inn 1 Itute i t liit night to piepuro its report 1 hue roportlt is Bald has no luad lu I It foi Justice 1 Murinv litie 1 fommlttno iduti huh 5 retoi rod tu report i that thu I charges against tho three gun t Ittuioui had not I eon proiin it d that thi y sv rn i til worthy of the full t conlkkmi ul thn orir ininlion So fat aaioultl liu learned Jutlcn Mninn nannt Ji not mentioned In I tho t rum ott and u i ilu i cuiu mlttue will makunorecummenda I n In roga d to him Ihu I tepuitwlll t i bn cunlilend by Ito I County rouimlttoaon May U uuloaH u tpuclul meeting IB culled No Irlklimrn or rnill hmtin ou Hoeiiiiii C luri A jury to try Joiomlnh ODonovnn liossn on a oliarge of crlinlnitl libel hrouirht b I 1 toeuil Maa aelected yrntrrtlai In ibe tuurl nf tier an l Terniitir beforn liulirn Andrews I ol Jlaniinn elicit l rur it e V p pie and W in I lluwe I I for Hie I ilefflnliiut The unit eel exelu ted I rush utuvut anil I i rflii t men Irom i tIe lur I hy fj aifreeuent The Jtrr sa coinpleird I osceIr with a t much trouble mid nn adjournment win abort lu la morrow when Ihe trial will br iu XrutltHD t rest NllUunco The State Hoard of Heath pent an expert to Long Itauil City yeilerday to naiiitue Into tie bone faotorlea chemical workii und otwuiia on Sewiova rreek which are rrtnjafned of HH nuU nre tyier t lone In the vicinity Hit I oxieri ate untie a trip i iliroiifti I ouir rustIC i it iiiitmr lie numero piolaof atannant water Tie dull i uf tin liipnrl wll be made known throjiih the Mate Hoard of Health

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jaspfc spip v 11I THE SUN TUESDAY APRIL 22 18W A KOVEL ART SHOW I TheWorks ofTen Leading Painters Displaved ALL OF THEM AMERICAN BORN They Were Their Own Judges and Their Own Hanging Committee REALISM IN CONTRAST WITH REFINEMENT Marines Landscapes Interiors and Portraits The exhibition ot paintings now In the Araerlenn Art Galleries was nrranged by the artists thonwolvns each ono being his own jndge of what be t 10 show nnd wliero boat to hang It I Ten of our leading Amorlcnn paint ers display tholr work Tho result Is some thing ilecldeJIr Interesting to art lovers It wasBomo time ago that the exhibitors decided to mako mch a dlsplny nnd nt once they be tun asking tlioso who bud bought tholr pic 11 I tures men hero nnd men In other cities to lend the canvases for the joint show Thus the collection Include some of the earliest oxam plosot tlio artists skill ns well as tho latest productions ol tholr studios Tho lei painters who haTO nrranged this uniiiue Now YorK show nre J Wells Champnor A N V William Jf Chaso A N A Charles Mclvlllo Dowoy 0 Harry Eaton F K M Rehn F D Mlllut N A llobort C Minor A N A LITTLE UISTnESS DOROTHY WELLS CIUMPN IT H K Poore A N A Frodorlo Remington and Carleton Wiggins They allotted to each about u similar nmount of snace docldea that the paintings of each should be hung together and let each man dictate the arrangement of his own canvases One gratifying result of this Is that there Is an individuality on the walls of the Amorlcnn Art Galleries ono sort of genius hero another there and therefore a much bet I 414 i COMJUBINO BACK TIll nUrTAtO rKMINflTOK fcLoIch bv the Artist u tor opportunity for tho stu Jy of personal char acteristics tliun could l bo eeciired 1 wero the a rious nmiilcH of tlio contilbulors arranged on any oilier plan This exhibition t o fiihtltuted thin year for the usual 1rlzo fund Exhibition nad alieady thourt iiubllo hn plnre l Us appreciation of ilia hleli merit of tho display The rooms are always pietty well thronged and fometlraet crowled Ktudents go there br the score ninny ofwhcm betray their longing that someday later they may work out gems worthy of silO Jar exhibition The judcment of critics has been nn tho whol extremely favorable Hero nnd thcro the kenn rolentloss eye discovers a cam as vhkh might Utter have been left out tut tlm iiiceiitaie of theso failures Is mall and tln ri I o Mhlhlih make up a whole which U HI worth feeing First Inlhe catalogue comes Frederic Hem Irittou Ho is described KB having been born twentynine rears neo this coming October at canton St Lawrence county lie studied at tU Yale Art School aad a t tLt Art BtudtnU I 1 League travelled and studied In the far West for seven year and first exhibited nt the Na tional Academy In 1888 At the Universal Ex position Tarts lost year he received a silver medal There art twentyone of his best pic tures on tin In the lower gallery They are all the fruits of his Western experience where he hi side One of the horses has Iwt his mat ter but the beast keep right nlong with the group This omnty saddli tolls with cutting emphasis tho fierceness of tho sttuggle Uhe whole plcturo Is ono of wild action find the horses have haen painted so that It tike but llttlo Imagination to hoar the pounding of thflrfoeton the flat hard land This plcturo Is loaned by Mr K U Converse of this city tna A DABH FOn TUB TIMDK1 KIIFIIFHIO nKXUXOTOX Bketch by tho Artist lived with Indians And cowboys and eoldlorB and watt ono ot thorn The subjects he has ohooon to delineate aro therefore novel and tho treatment IB as superb a8 It In I bold You approach the croup covering two walls of tho room with a reeling that hero Is pomothlng not to bo found In ovory exhibition Mr Homlngton 1ms furnished TUB SUN bletchos suggestive of tho Tho third of Mr lleinlnctnn wonts of which wo Kim just n moro outllno suggestion Is I named Conjuring lack tho HufTulo nnd 11 I owned by Mr II O loutig of Alhnnv This Is I a fulllength fleuro ol an Indian performing tho mysteries or tho conjurors art Ho Is linked to tho waist l his Iocs iito ensod In li Hthor nnd from his belt hntms vivid 1 yellow unsh Tho body IN I Hint of n strong mini but thn strength Is I In ropo o nnd not In that In tenio action shown In borne of tho other do I LUutrJV Jjassrsjcsis i TjyjSfeaagS JS S iC OLD CEDARS BBLLPOnT I I CHAKLES HAnnt EATON Sketch by tbo Artist scenes In somo of the most typical of his col lection Tho Last Stand Is larga painting representing a group of soldiers In tho final throes of conflict They have been drlen to a Blight hillock an omlnenco covered l with looo stones and stand there to kill or bo killed The picture Is bloody In Its realism All of the Illtlo group aro clad in the talned blue of thn regu lar borvlco except ono ot the two central lie Ii tnros Thn Indian Mnnds on tho Fiona I ot a hill holding hl 1 arms slinkht up 1 over d In Ills hands be hat tho skull of n buffalo and nt Ms fuel 110 other whltnod tiondaof tiulTiiloes Thero IB somothlng about this tmlntlni which lomls ono to think that It must huvo been painted 1 ou tho pot and with n real conjuror for model Remington Is just the mUll to do this sort of thing Ills Btudlo now IB nt New Jtooiullo nnd of ton hn puts his cllqol out of doors IInd works In tbo air o whtch ho Is so A MOTIIEHS JOT Wir M CHASE Bkotch by tho Artist ures He Is In the plcturesmie garb of tho cow fond One of his beat works was done In n barn boy tho fighting volunteer frontiersman Tho Next In the catnlocuo is1 Well Cham line men lire In action some ahootlni tlioir rll s The twentythree pieces which ho elected to others preparing to lira At the bottom of tho phow aro on tho wall opposite the Itouiincton little bill lies uoldlor his head down thn in display The contrast betwoon tho two ots oC cline his neck nnd Weast thick with blood Pictures IB the ciintrat botw on tho bnrbnnom Clasping the knee or the foruiuot man the or tho far West and the relluement of tho Kant cowboy Is n lighter whofe loft lund hn beun llemlnuton has painted faciM and BO has maebod by a bullet His faco U lined with Cuumpney but Itomlngtons aro the liorco ones 7

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0 oTTin CLIITS MT nEBFnT K if nnnx Hlotcb by the Artist pain and he holds his right arm i around the lepain oT Ihe scout II lIlllltJrt hlniPolf undHwthe nemy A leaturo of tho HCBIIO Is the nine SorlihtUk lit Irregular Hpots Into the earth Jlin bacUround l of tho plctujo h I n uhoorloss lel loll sky AI111lholvllorouA ilolll1 N I called A Dash for tho Timber It Is a nhaso of life on tho plains A gjuad of frontlar wurriora uro com of soldiers nnd Indians while Chnmpneys nro the oouitennncos Of Ienutlful women nml nnd Ideal Mr Chnmpnoy l 47 years old He was born In Hmtnn but Now York In I now hlo home Ho Ntudied in Jrancn iitnlnr Jlonanl 1roro and nt th Antwerp Aciidemy In lni7iiH Ho was inndA nssorinte of thn Nntlonnl Academy In 1MTJ TheliiruornumberofMr Champueynpic tures aru portraits pastel Amoutf thura la tha P AUTUUN CHARLES IIELVIITK DEWEY Sketch by the Artist lie full speed In tholr run for nulotr In friendly woo ls Some inn half turning In their Mil dlo uud lirA llrliig Ht their niirHuem u com I uny of Indians a Jew tods bchlpd 1 Ibo bill wen are shooting back and the fenno of the ivrly movement of tbt two fighting bands Is well brought put One of the wnltet has been woumled In the night and he leant bank In bit ladd lln bold up by the arm of tbs rider by L I face of Mlis Kllrnbnth Dlslnnd l a young wo man of almobt Iduul bonuty In the iilctiire A Kings Daughter Mr I Cbiimpnoy huJ rnlntod n group or children just euih ts might tie seen at a west side Hiinday mUnlon nohool before a young woman who Is I a Kings Daughter Kho li a person of nntiarent proiperlly nnd social standing wbll the cDlidren art poor and timid Tot rouns woman tlU with an open Bible on her tnee and looking up Into her face with wistful yen Is the Brnnllost girl of the group Near her ptandt a child n little taller with her finger to her lip Bhe ISM happy All sho Is bashful Another spenlmen ofMr hampneys skill It I Anolner Mistreat Dorothy It It I the picture of a dainty maiden who has just stepped from a drawing room Into garden ot hollyhocks Her gown of pink 15 most incom ing and she stands thero slightly tulftlng her ntlf an she Btretcbta her right handiipto pick the brllllanthued flowers With her other hand little Mistress Dorothy holds npjujt a bit or her gown She looks as If she wore fearful the dew would touch Its charming edges And now comes Henry 1L rporo wnose col lection Illustrate his versatile talents Ho has twentyfour frames Homo lire landscapes one n water scene some Interior 01 hers street views but most arn pictures of anlmnl life 1oore was born In Newark In 1HS8 nml Is now Philadelphia where unite n number of his works are owned Ho studied at the 1nnnsvl anla Academy also with rotor Moran In 1hll n lelnblo and nt the National Acailemv Now York and under lumlnnts In 1arls lie wns womnn In full riding hnbit retnmlnc from n spin Thor nro almost Die only repruBontntlve or ilobud in tho people of tho picturo Kympathv VIIM pnlnteil In Pro In IR I It is loaned by Mr Thorn 19 It Hull of this city A big dog Bits ou a chnlr nt a tnlilo Ills mils lor shmlni tho fi it with him Tho master Is n youll who lias romo from work nod rests his head on bis firm on the tnbl lou see n thlnc of tho burled face of tho weary worker but tho Ins lavo that you see Its mtelikeucc it sruiputhy I peaked nnd only barely vMble and then In the middle of the picture A wearr bent fame oroislngn small bridge overt the crek Anothe picture labelled A Long IMund Landecnpo nhows n rnmbllog farmhouse almost burled In I fnllage a bit of brook and some good clout effect On the wholo It U I a composition In I varying shades of greon and blue with rllev Incof whlto and brown Some of till watn colors exhibited by Mr Eaton are particular attractive A few or thrm represent scene abroad and thus break the succession of 80 much Long Island landscape work The next artlnt Is I Itobert C Minor who was born In New York In 1HIO Ho was I pupil of Dlan In 1arls and of Van Luppen and Iloulanger In Antwerp Iatflr ha rtudlod In lormany and Italy In IHHR 1 ho was made an nsrioclate of the National Academy He Is a member of tho Society of American Artists Ills eleven pictures nro all landscapes Th Coming Htorm Bhows n valley lux urlnnt with erdiiro nnd looly with nil the charms of bucolic ponce Hut above tile heavens are filled with low tumbling clouds Thero Is a riot of tho elements In thn air Thoi Is thunder to see but not to hour XOXO tRMND LVNDICArE CIIXnLE1 nAHRT EATON Skntcb by tho Artist mndo nn OKcoplnto of the Natlnnal l Aeadomy In JHHH Tho 11 ul hlf ton prlzo National Aenilomy ol UoHlen was awarded him In IMS I nnd In 1q PO I ho received thn t20M p Jih prlio lit tho Filth Prle rimd Kxhlbltlon Homo 1 or Mr rooms otkt nro In th pnme gallery whom nre tho Ilemlncton nnd Chump noy exhitiltH tho rest In nn upper room Down fltilirolfl ono oC tho laiuostnnd most IntereHt Ing Ittoll tho htory of Brent city AtCloso of Day with n broad street thronged with men nnd women lolleri returning homo Prominent sninK lhf nguret Iq I n rnrt hors Jlls tlrud master wnlkn lioioio Jnat nnrk of the cart uro Ibo mounted llcuroi or a uiun nml All the fury that In gathering on high 18 not yet broken nil II between tho rents of the clouds some Biinshlnn Mill brciiktt thrntigh to Intunst fy the impression of nulet wnlch pprendHoor tho trenit nnd tho fields of Ibo lowIt vnlloy Mcbtfnll on the I HOII Is a 1 view from ou shoru out over the waves Tho sun Is going down n dim led ball shining through tho rod lowlrlng clouds Thn waters nro pnlntid n dnrk blue Tho pkr hns nlHo n rich blue nnd tho wholo ofTeot Ifl l ono of Htroiiu touch This 10 I tho picture which linn nlrendy nttricted con Kldorliilo nttontfon nt tho tnlon 1oiiguo Club Next NCfirlitnii lgclns who Is nlHoaninn of tlila titato Ilo wai born at Turners 1 4S IN TIIK HILLS AT KVKNIKO rAltlETON WIOOISS Sketch by the Artist I studied at tho National Acndemy of Now York nnd also nt Paris In IhSO and 1M I Ho llrst ox I lilblipd at Ibo Nntlonnl Acndomy In 1SSU nm nt tlio Inrls Salon In 1SS1 In HH7 I n golc nictlnl was awarded him by I tho Amorlnn Art Atsocliitlon He hns a t stuillo in this city nllol In Intor ynnrs has iloxotud himself to nnlmn llfn but ho hns tiot cease to bo n painter or landscape which Is I well shown by thocolloc tion now on tho walls at tho American Art I talloiv i iloinlnunt Babylon L I thews tlio sun t I HOOK AND rioroN rn Ncrs n MIMPT wells from Its great oyes nnd the dumb yet knowing nnlninl roema hnppy with his mns torH hand thrown around on the chair behind thiirleu Harry Kntou la preeminently lund Bcapo painter Ho Is just 10 years old ami Akron 01110 Is where lie first saw light Tho catalogue describes him as selftnught Ilo In tho Kecretary of the American Water Color Society and In 1KHS tho gold medal ol tho American Art Atsoelatlon was awarded to him licht coining through tho misty blue of morn ing some ratlin urnlDC and resting under the shade of tall elms by i rough fence with tho tontlo III lot of summer Bolltudo thrown over nil It Is a beautiful piece of work In greens nnd blues with Hiinklsscd grass nnd chnrmlng effects of bright light coming through tho follnle Onthuillllsnt onnglsn picture just about thu opiioslta of the ono last referred to A xtsrs DAUuitTEn fragmentJ WKLLB CHAUPNET Jlr tnton displays thirtyone paintings the JjlOU Important of them being Htudleaof the landscapes or Long Inland Tho most ambi tious Is probably that one named OM Cedars Heliport I I though It was on another thut be won the gold medal of honor in IHiM award ed by the totnof thn artist exhibitors nt thn lrl Fund Kxhlbllloii The plcturvof tho old oeilurs nt Heliport IK I a great open nlr work with nn nanHu of Mun Mly decked with lilto clouds a placid llllt witer nnd chlnf of nil a cliimppl old cedar ri1 Burning gimnvil nn l twlpied from the Inn iff tliu lines U tho rough thuro The Inndxcapo thut won tbo gold medal Is on a large canvas You teo great maUIIi of clouds n 1 little blue sky some big trees a Held 1 of freib oretn aim ruitr brown fruI a creek ball hidden lorn low modtit armhouiM noot roof are 1 The difference IB cot io much In the scene as In the effect Rome cattle are lying nut In tha field but they have n weary poso The colors of tbo gross aro shaded and darker and about tho wholo composition there Is more of a som bio aspect hoptemuer Afternoon amain of thu dark greon nt trees the lighter green of ernis a burst or lollnw for f uiilliht with some hliexpln the origroun I nnd under Rine truus near by throughout HH vlinlo llieji is a rlncld calm thnt loll slriinult of nn nf mon in milnHeiit ini ur I nd now wo onmo iotb ulctuiesof the lioa Mr F K N t Helm Is distinctly the marina I MUst or tllA exhibition He Phlladelphlan ft year old He studied at the 1ennsrhanla I Academy llret exlilhltad at the National Aradcmy In 1R70 ryolvtd a prize at the Water Color Exhibition of tb e Amvrlooa An Ajtoilv lion of New York In 1876 and In 187rt received the gold rordal at the Second Prlra Fund Exhi bition at the American Art Oallory In New York Hlnc he chose the sea as tho main subject ror his work ho clime to this city There Bro twen tyOva examples ol his genius nn the wnlls All of them deplet scenes on tho water nnd l off thn const One which Is called Ot ter Cliff Mt Desert Island Mo shnns the frowning side ol n high brown he received medalt of honor In I 18739 was made nn associate of the National Aotdemy In 1832 elected an academician In 1880 won a gold medal by the American Art Association In 1817 nnd received tho casn prize of 12000 at I the Second 1rlze Fund Exhibition of tho Amer ican Art Association In ISHIS He shows tenclc I tnros Homo of them nrentudlosof the bnaq I tltul alrl of thn eighteenth eontury and Inter I orsof ihatsauio ptrlod Ilia portrait ot tUd I I I I f I t j jJ I j I NKtTKUnEII AFTKnNOON CAKLETON WIOOIX8 Sketch by the Artist J rough rock with the son beating violently ngulnst their nests It nnd In tho birds crnvlcos ol tho fur ocean aloft I MlttitjL Tho toward Dei oltct Is a Ktronu linprosslvn canvnt ur a Might far out on the ocean thn waves whipped Into fury tho clouds comlDC down sullen and low and thrown over on Us ulde by a I tremendous nor Dillon shows that venerable gentleman dontol I In n chnlr nnd resting his right hand on H dogV nock The HOOK nnd 1Igeon loaned by If McK Twombly Is nn antlquo Interior with n big comfortnbla flreplace near which nt n 1 tubln two men aro playing cards In tha strong light that falls from A r I I II tr t r I I I iv THE IABT STAND F nEMINOTON Sketch by tho Artist I billow tho wrack of an abandoned ship n der elict nwnndoror upon tho mail mad pen An other picture The I Und of thohtiirm shous heavy clouds nbove with n break off toward tho horizon where tho goldaii sky gleams through Bud In whoso light a ship in proud full Bull Is I riding Into port a port lioso shipping at I n low oldfashinned window The brlcht red t find tcllows in tholr drnss the brilliant light Unit comes from the window mnko nn admira j ble work In coloring Unt pnrhaps the most Iritorotliiu Instance of Mr Mlllut skill Is tha f picture of n 1omi olian girl lonneil by T L f jj J Mausoii She U u creature of bouutlful form K 11 h Jr rt Itffi vfllfe r j J l A ate ii r li iW i 1 lil jtr tlt I LANDSCAPE CHAULER H nnT EATON 4t Sketch I by tho Artist II anchor you BOO In the distance I Charles Melville Dewey horn In Towvlllo Lewis county N Y IHII stiidl d In Paris un der nrolus Duran ami nrt oxhihitoil at the National Acndomy In lh7J Ills nxhlt Itlon of len pictures Is nlmost entirely Illustrative of jU study of tho moods and Impressions of lund l I wlth barn nrms nnd n gown of clinging draper 11 ies HIT hair is of that red that artists rave about and hy most uklllul manipulation It U H bet off nuiilnit 1 the coiuiury red of rompellnn r I I ae which with UDlIftod arms sho Is carry i I ing upon her shouUlor 1 I William Jlurntt Clmso has a wholo room 5 i l j RnrrATIITIIrSUY n roorE scano beauty His largest work Therroludn of Nllhlls n hazy picture of a grnit pun country In which Indistinctly jqu MO broad lelds Homo snttejod l treoi and nway ili A low farmhouse It Is I a romposltlun In bluo ant Kroc n with nimyclouiln through whlih the full moon barely shows horaolf 1 htro I homo full of plitiireBfortysIx In nilmaking the most varied exhibit of all the contributor A Molliiirx Joy U IB u small cnnai show lii u mother In loosu IIOUMI dress sit I ting on a jollow fcofu looking down oa hoi baby propped up on a pile of blue tufTs Uhe child has uls bands raised and his erco lih r 1 r J 1 r I ii

0 t 1 rr fJ j lp I 1l iti J r 1 I j i J I rfl l i II t of a t r c I 1 I 1 4M 7 41 c r t ljf 7fS8Bg I f7 tJ 1 f I wwtvRm l m I I I 1 j t Mf I lIl tJI m v I I lJ 1Ph S J 1rJf 1 Iff tIQfit M 411 jjvl 1 I ll jj PEACE FonT IIAMirTOSlVM M CHASE fff Sketch by the Aiti hlnc evanescent about tho coloring of the nlr omuthlug that makoi YOU umott fei as ir it were ono nf tlmuo mists sa olten HVII in tho country nnd yet HH ioldom huci xdrly put upon cnnvns raisingSlindows Is a piece of Coloring in which the effect of light nnd ila k II neis me out Autumn is a teiy small paint Ing almost black with coloring It KIIOWH a scene In the woods befoie the leaves have fallen Francis D Millet who was born InMaUupol j DI Mtt Masa In 1816 studied l under Van Lerlut and DI1ir at the Antwerp Acid em where upturned rwtlng thn fonder cno f the I m thor whuo ljr irrtlnuil npi e i m o or 1 loy plMS thn plotuiH t IJ I Ill wino A City JnrlcHliow numan anilriilld al II lonoti In 4 one of f our puiIio a irnx Jijuy aro the only I flitures prom nnntly I fu inI llm palit I Ing makes n piolty bit of n uni Anullmr 0111 or Mr Chifos works sic UK u roiuh Hold of I grans with two groat iinnnn Ijlriou heaps of earth near breattworkH whlrli look IIH If they had never been une t nnd nuter wuuJ lie UMO It It a gllmpie of 1cace

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I Z l t1 L r If frt 6 nu UN TU1 SUA Y AllUL 22 Hmo t IIfbe r ii1m TUESDAY APKIL 02 1890 r tendon Offlrei of TIIR 8VH 49u Weil Plraort jjonlcatlene ihoold I I nuxx I I I rlaltIOD i Lcmhl ir Q I Adrt ltml for T WET BTJN l ittued tomorrow fnornwv mutt bt handtd i tAw tvtning btfort six oclock I A Fen Additional Rark t Yesterday morning the A w York Htrald t contained thin reference t a recent epUod I On Thunder 11 line Xew York riYM printed whet lorporled to b l n interview with Mr OLIKLIHO 1 WM ruUr a brutal and mallelou iuek OB private IMin wrltlin tr penny liner la the lut itarei of kraln loflenln Tie publication 0 lock A Interview laid tbe whole efflce open to iuipleloo lhat 1 w alio ejufferlng from the tame dlieaia Mr Curium of count tbunterv Yesterday morning therefore tbe eoneen tAttert leJIr contmed lhat only 1 fourteen lluei la a artlolt a oeltimn Ion tentalnid tht truth wtille tht otbtr thir teen fourteenth w rt faue I the Iltrald turns back t the eupposed I confession of tlio New York World It trill pcrcolvo on closo Inspection a claueo which may serve to modify tho opinion expressed I I 1ny arve t moiy expr I i I in tlm passaffo quoted above Indeed It I e render the pretended retraction of no voluo t t Mr CtEYETjAnD The Italics are our After a thornth Invettlg tlon wt art iatl flea that ll Mr Cutium nil for puWaMm of a ptrional aaaracter wai ooaialnil la tbt flrit fourtttn tloti f tktrimtrki etuibitedt him Dd tbat ht did aot n t tht coarta and Intampirete penonal eipreiitoni at trlkuted to blm In a uUtqatnt portion ot tbt Inter view This ot course means nothing except that ncli eplthots of personal abuse a Mr CLKTELAND permitted himself to apply t llr DANA In the presence of the World re porter were originally Intended by Mr I CLEVELAND for tho benefit of the reporter t and not for the public The reporter print itrhat ho heard Mr CLEVELAND really say t 1 not what Mr CLEVELAND understood that I ho was saying for publication Uo t tho present time there baa been no denial Mr CLEVELAND of authoritative deni b CLEVEAlO I the grossly false and Indocent language at tributed t him lie has neither repudiated j I tho shamelessly base and cowardly charge r that THE HUN has attacked Mrs CLUVCLAXD I Jior attempted to proe It I Is true that sumo of Mr CLEVELANDS political asso t I ciates wlscrtban himself have ben making friendly efforts In 1 newspaper ofllces and I elsewhere to rescue him from tho predica luout In which tho unexpected publication of r ild words Involved him But thero is one circumstance which Indicates with sun crcumstnco l clent distinctness whether these friendly and ingenious efforts nro Insphed by In terest In tho cause of abstiaut truth or merely by a sudden solicitude lor the politi cal prospects of a supposed candidate The In ter view appeared on Thursday morning last Thursday afternoon and Irlday morning passed without auy real or pretended denial of the truth of tho interview Tho attempt t discredit the World reporter did not b I gin until Friday afternoon after TUB SUN i bad replied to Mr CLKTEMND mid afterthe extent of tho iluningo ho had Inlllcted upon I i himself had boroino fully apparent to every person of common sensj I After an InvcbtlKatlon of our own as t the circumstances attending the Inters lew we are satlslled that the retiort printed In tho I World was Inaccurato only so far us it failed t exhibit thc luntuatr i employed by Mr CLUViLtND In tho lull measuro of its vio lence its almost Inconceivable grossness t and Its unpiintable profanity In discussing tho subject Is proper to odd this The occasion of the Interview and tho exciting cause of Mr CLEVELANDS loss of selfcontrol wero the publication In TiE buv on Wednesday moinlng Apiil 16 of 1 despatch from Washington making certain statements about tho ox1reaidents physical the despatch cal development 1recleely same spatch from Washington was printed on that tamo morning by Mr CLEVELANDS close personal friend and political ally Major CHARLES I JONES In tho news columns of the St Louis llejiubtic tho most constant and devoted of nil the newspaper organs ot Jlr GKOVEK CLEVELAND Flue Play J The House lllver and Harbor Committee In pursuance of Its usual function u devis ing ways and means for making I hole In tho surplus has prepared a bill appropriat ing abut JZJ000000 Among the great waters Ito which this pretty sum IB to b cast aro the Stiolaquomlah tho Sucker noehoo the Tlckfaw the Wlthlacoocheo Onapatelt Channel and Wlnjam liny Noth Ing we may b sure will b omitted by Congressmen which con promote vote catch ing In their districts next toll and reflect honor upon tho pools and puddle and eaves trough drippings of each district ThoBenate is usually moro extravagant r than the House Unlesa the Senate fails t I follow its custom the River and Harbor bill will b of mighty size before It Is passed I The bigger tho better for the Republicans I r Ivory great appropriation bill helps take away tho necessity If there be such a neoes tity ot passing a tariff bill Ever committee mittee of either House that shows a liberal 1 f disposition about dipping Into tho surplus I r makes Itbclt an adjunct and annex of tho Ways and Means Committee lnt the Republicans are already aware that tho appropriation business may b over done Many times money enough t knock I out the surplus and knock In a dellclt could be spent upon pensions alone without satis fying the clamor for them or giving the vet erans proof that tho Republican party la trying to fulfil Its pledges to thor Tho Republican game la clover but re qulroe very delicate play To bo extrava I gant without seeming extravagant and t I Bcatter the surplus without making to big 1 hols in tho Treasury t nvold passing a tariff bill and yet avoid the suspicion that thn bill was not meant to be passed craves Trury walking Let Well Enough Alone Thero Is much loose talk In the platforms of Farmer Alliances and In some of the newspapers abut the desirability of amend ing tho Constitution BO as t provide for the election of Senators in Congress by a popu lar vote Thu Senate itsolt has bon Inter vloweJ by an esteemed Chicago contem porary for tho purpose of llndlng out the vlowB ot Senators as to tho beat method ot electing Senators and tho Judiciary Com mlttoo seems t have before its eyes tho fear of the FarmclA1ancll Wo would not think of courseof maintain ing that the noisy cranks and demagogues who are trying t use for their political ad vantage the real distress of the farmers In the Wet are not wiser and more profound tudents of the euienoe of government than were the authors of the Constitution Out have those wise and deep persona yet considered whether the change which they dee would be a change in the character of the Senate Admitting for the sake of ftPTOment tat the method ot electing Ba t tors by Tot of the Legislature dOt r sult BaUsfaotorlly what reason Is there t suppose tat electing them by popular vote would result more satisfactorily I the beat men aro not elect now It is the fault of the people I the people are not capable of electing a Legislature which shall represent their wishes In the election of Senators in Congress how can it b expected that tho people will show themselves capable ot elect Ing directly Senators to their mind The proposed method for tho election of Senators would put tho nomination of them In tho hands of political conventions Do the delegates t these represent the people any moro faithfully than the member ot a Legislature The only ground for an swering this question In the affirmative Is found In thu belief that corruption is resorted t in the election of Senators by the Legisla ture In a larger body auoh corruption would b much moro difficult and cost We flud euoh a sober journal aa the Philtidtl Rtcard advancing this H The pMa Rcd avanclnl ths argument Influence of corruption In popular elections says the Rtcord Is grave enough but it is small compared with what Is brought to boar successfully upon a legislative caucus of a hundred men more or IO many ot whom seek election for tho purpose of soiling their votes t tho highest bidder Thero Is another argument for changing the method ot electing Senators It Is an melio eleotnl I argument disgraceful t the American peo ple an argument shameful t believe and fortunately unsupported by facts There are some good people who will novor believe that Legislatures are not habitually bribed by candidates for the Benuto until all candi dates for tho Senate aro made to take tho vow ot poverty Vague suspicion and silly rumor are not reasons for amending the Constitution Let well enough alouo 1 It Should Not lie I The proposition which has ben Introduced in Congress to charter a railroad to b run through the Yellowstone Park Is utterly un wise unjustifiable and contrary to the pub lic interest Let as many railroads bo built as may be I necessary to convey visitors toward tho Park or along Its borders but not one of I them should b allowed to cross Its borders Tho land In the Yellowstone Pak Is quite unavailable for cultivation Its averago elevation la above the top of Mount Washington and while from the great abundance of water which exists there and from the tree it possesses In con sequence it Is of valuo for tho preser vation of tho various wild animals of this contlnert and for the gratification of those who love the sublime and beautiful in nature It can never b of any agricultural commercial or manufacturing utility It should be maintained the most I fholid malntlned as pic turesque Intcrestiug and delightful pleas ure ground in tho world and no boy of speculators should b suffered t lay their hands upon It I belongs to the nation and It should not bo alienated This bill ought to b killed u A Caucus Reform Bill The State of Massachusetts passed a caucus cus law In 18SS A still sttfTer caucus bill has just been brought In by the House Commit tee on Election Laws All caucuses to nom inate Stato or city officers or to elect delegates to conventions called for the nomi nation of such officers are to be held under the provisions of the bill A meeting cannot 0 considered as a caucus within the mean I Ing of the bill or allowed to make nomina I tions unless it is called and held on behalf of a political party which pled at least three per cent of tho entire vote cast in the i Stnto for Governor at the annual election next preceding or t not called and held on behalf of such a partv unless qualified voters of tho electoral district or division for which It is called participate ad vote therein equal In number to at least one per cent of the vote Cst for Governor In such district or division at the State election next preceding but in no case less than twenty five Thero ore elaborate and minute pro visions for the call ni and organization of tho caucus for the preservation of order for giving representation and fair play In tho caucus to different factions for voting and keeping the polls open for the size of the ballots for tho use of ballot boxes furnished by the City Clerk upon petition for the nun lEhment of offences against tho purity or good order ot the caucus and for other things too numerous to mention Of course the Australian ballot system may bo use at caucuses it desired In reading this long and laborious bill one wonder t thero Is any real demand for It In Massachusetts Is It anything else than a product of the Ingenuity of the meddlesome reformers who seek t make it difficult to vote both at caucuses and at the poll Is thero anything radically wrong with tho working ot tho caucus system In Massachu setts Are the people of that Stat sodis satlsQed with caucuses tat they wish them to b surrounded with BO many Impertinent restrictions and much red retrIctons so re tape Wo suspect that in Massachusetts a in this State the men who take the gloomiest view of the caucus aro the men who never go t one Cremation Still Unpopular Last Sunday the body ot Dr DotfAl In I I his life conspicuous n what is called a labor reformer was reduced t ashes In a furnace at Fresh Pond on Long Island As he died moro than two years ago the cremation was for sentimental reasons only and served no purpose of public health on which grounds that method of dis posing of the dead is advocated In hU last moments Dr DOUAI bad expressed the wish that his remains should be BO tented and the burning had been delayed in defer ence to the wishes of Mrs DOUAI who ex pected Immediate death herself and desired to b cremated along with her husband But Bho lived and finally consented t the Incineration of last Sunday Undoubtedly Dr DOUAI wished to encour age the establishment of the custom of burn Ing the dead and as be was a pagan he bad no prejudIce against It Probably he thought that death was to be the end of him and that the best use that could b mae of his boy was t reduce it to ashes as an ex ample for his fellow mortals But tho care he took with regard t the subject shows that ho vastly overestimated the Importance of his Individuality Whether his boy was to bo left to decay or t bo reduced to ashes In a furnace was a matter of no concern to humanity 0 a whole He was powerless to break the prejudices ot modern society in favor of tho burial of the dead Since Dr DOUAI passed away from life in January of 1833 many thousands of corpses have been Interred In the neighborhood of Now York the number of those cremated may b counted on tho lingers of ono hand Nearly all of them too have been put un der the found with the prayers and the other rites of tie Christian Church whether the dead were Christian believers or Infidels Christian burial of the dead is the custom of modern society a much as the wearing of clothe and no single individual Is able t change It Yet It Is not unreasonable to suppoae tat a population becomes moro dense and the demand for every rood of land on the part ol the living grows moro urgent the occupa tion of so great space by tho bodies of the dead in the vicinity of crowded towns will b regarded as a serious evil Vitality will rcftwe to give up 8 much to death Hut the causes that bring about 8 radical a change a cremation nro slow 111 working Their operation cannot bo forced and senti ment L much harder txi oeroorae than cold reason The tender icgard for the dead Is a vIrtue of humanity whleli society cannot afford t assail Instead of becoming moro frequent oreiiiiitloii onco s much lauded becomes 10H and less common in actual practice The ctPtnatnry fttrmiro companies not dividends to their stockholders aro paying dlllend stck holders Tho ol IIthod I of burial continues t futlfy liftler tho t lauds of tho afflicted Biirvhort Notwithstanding all the stores that are lold of African savaeorr comparatively few explorer I othnr whit men havo mot lolent doalliB at the haiuls of the natives We bear a Rooil iloul of hostile lathe In theConco basin but ot tho ImtiilroilB of white mel who havo been scattered far oxer the Congo Bailor for lovrral jeum past not ono has been killed by BavnuoB uclais the dorr Is true that a white man at a French station on the Mobansl Illvor has rcBnty fallou a victim to tho cannibals of thut laulon His not forgotten that one of the Knull h missionaries and Mr DINK an lent of the Congo Frea Stato woro badly wounded Iti fight with hostlles hero la now no reason to doubt however that Cipl TIUVIEIIH faithful comrudo KMILK WrissKNiiiiiuiKn was killed by tho natives near the couth end of Jake Tanganyika last summer TIUVIKU M one of tha lait vrhlte men to crocs Africa and when ho entered tho continent a year ago lust December north of the Congobe had WEinsxNDUitnER with him as 1 comrade Thoy made a very rapid jour ney reached Tanganyika In safety and tho little caravan Iai on Its way to Lake Nyasea and the Indian Ocean One day whan the ex pedition waa In camo VfEiBSHNnuiitiEii started Into tha forest for a hunt lie expected to return In the evening but he neer came back 1artles Mere lent out In all directions to hunt for him but they found no trace Not tha slightest Information could be obtained from the natives TKIVIEB delayed bis march for nonrly a week but sorrowfully gave up tho bunt at last He believed his friend had been killed either by a buffalo or some other wild beast or by unfriendly natives At tho ban quet given In his honor In 1arU the other duy be suld he felt It to bo a great sorrow that the comrade of his travels was not by his sido to share the great welcome he had received A letter has just been received from Mr WniartT an English missionary at Fuambo noar tbe south end of Tanganyika saying that the body of poor WEISHENHUROEB had been found in a brook where it had been thrown by tho natives of 1enza after thoy had assassi nated tbe young man and decapitated blm Tha few white men In that region are not at present In a position to punish tha murderers The Senate passed the Worlds Fair bill yesterday with a provision for a naval review I in New 1ork hnrbor In 18J3 Thirteen Sena tors all Democrats voted against the bill Mr VKST dropped Into poetry and Mr HHIB threw out a little bait for prohibition cudgeons There arc verj few wellauthenticated cafes of attacks by thn polar bear ui on human beluBs As a rule they will never tlcht unless brought to bay A case of this sort howeer occurred last smmior durlnc thw travels of K0KEXTIIAL nnd WAIIKK In Spltrborcen A I vorr larce bear that van evidently half planed I Budilanlr ruiheii upon one of tho pa I ty Tho I man bad nn loo licK i In lls hand and dealt tho animal n hu iv blow ru the lioud liofora tho bear had rncoveied hlmsoK another limn rushed m Uth ahirpoou and emlid tlm bold anlmnln life Dr Ki EFMTUAL mva that iu hU many whito lieur hunts he never before saw a man compelled to Maud on tlio clofonflvo The incident recalls thu uiM report tbat cnmu from Labrador a couplo of uart auo to Ibo olTect tbat an amy of polar I eau bad descended upon the coist towns and was entinu all tho inhabitant a rumor Hint tilled nil loo hear hunters who thonuht they understood tho animal with astonishment Mr liLUNE his had I to recall tin Pan American excursion The foreign delecutos didnt caie to EO There will bo deep mourn Ine among the various hanseraon who wero counting upon another grand froe ride and frea lunch These thoughtful patriots would like to have a PanAmerican Connreas every year and a PanAmerican excursion every week From an account printed elsewhere In Tnn SUN It appears tbat the Hon BENJAMIN BUT TEIIWORTU Is a trifle confused In his Ideas about the Hebrew prophet But portions he will himself the somewhat disrespectful justify hlm81 by quoting smohat respectful view of the patriarchs and prophets expressed by the Itev Dr PAREIIURST at a meotlne of Union Theological Seminary alumni yesterday Dr PARiuuuaT averred that the lelixnd would be the proper place for those old worthies now and he declared that ABRAHAM wouldnt have a 100 standing In society now i Wa have always thoucht that ABRAHAM was a pretty decent sort of man and wo feel sum that he would never have spoken as disrespectfully of Dr PABxnuxsT as that distinguished divine has spoken of him The people of AlbertA and Asslnnlbola whose territories the tertorol comprise a larce Dar of Canadian northwest are getting tired of de pending chiefly upon the Ottawa authorities for government and they are now besieging Parliament to make them provinces with as lance a measure of autonomy as Manitoba en Joys Thuy have their Northwest Assembly at Iteulna but theponereof that body are very limited These reclons are the scene of the exploits of the Canadian mounted police I Is doubtful that they will obtain the full measure of Autonomy thoy ask for until their prairies aro a little more populous than at present JlellcMelr Kxpre t und True rromth romnnetm Oaille Mr Blcburd Kmlth will be the editorlncblef f Itit Oinmtrrlal astu and It w were not In tucli elol 7iDptliy and 10 Uriel ci noerne In common lutertftti It would t A iltAiADt however auprrAuoui Ik to enumerate m1 chuClol bUqo Hfe llnn I ranjr fee permitted to 14 y tint In ttie time appronchlni even YO ri lnr Die couioltuatlon ot Ike cVmrrnrclil nil tiaiiu we nave labored teotber la tarmeny tbat wai uljitanllal and good will tint wai mutual and I tao e i trl uced at lili haade only faithful coJ oa lion and klnilneii and tint I can teiilfy to hie In tennty anil lagicltr D entrcetle teal In food worki And In Iliat which li I rtqulilte now lo gather the Ke juWlcatu of Obi toceilier and guide them to Tlclorr I I am niire he will te wlie In couniel and judklovu Inaction One word more U I due I lie 1 the father ot the ttmern Aexiclated Iren and hai all iort of food newipaptr lenie and the lending Journal i t Dili country owe him a dbl or ratltnde for hli liborloui and eiceedliulr Intelligent and atle admlnlilratlon throneh maujr jrean uf the mol delicate ana Important of their builneii Inlereiu U I Propoied Once a Ytur Until lie Won Her fjtmtthe ihifnyu Tribune Coneressman John M Wiley of Buffalo whole marrnKe Ml I t Irgiula I tuurer af Inaianap oil fuel Jar nultl wa uneuf the 11 butable incletr tvente thai ever look place Iu Hie llnoiler Mate wai Introduced to her br Hie late X Ice Iren lent lieu ilrlcki and II waahe whoialJ tlul Mr Uller eurren dered tile heart on that OLrailon The ConcreiKUiMii frlenJi claim 1 he iropuned Hie nut d y lllii luotier replied I tlial be would fowetatl I about the propuilllou 1 I I Cn put n a few fieri hut eucournf rd him lu try aiculn juit one year from that lima Tbl he dlJ atfl avuln 1 Ine neit year ando aD II one or jl 1 frleudi twitted hlui about tbli yiiterdiy audtieialdi white I wont plead runty to that III ackoowledf e that I have keni eloie trick ef Mrt Wiley from tue time Tom llenarlcii Introduced I u I1 uuw Mthbc he Drop Curtail h CAI n INDUKUOftK A rl nA Quee nhlbltoD f lpr b tm Juch In prw dODn cm 10 W Ti O W b I 11 OIIV Ul til VVVIICV VI Utvi be uiee a dOe Tue icene olotaa with ft cllinix which almoet Invariably fcrlnii an encore anil In I e rectatlon of tbe ueual ofI Mlu Juch remained upon j rnI lb itaii 1 ate the curtain had tone down The OUl filled to matertalue and aa tb e alnfir turnid toward anr lur Pulo 4ne b I 1P BUNS OP ItltrilLVTrONAKT SlttKS Klinl Boclelloi r T em BxtB Their Or aaU a WAUIGTON April 21Tho 116th anni versary of the battle of Lexington on Saturday was made the occasion of some notable demonstrations by the societies of the Bon of the Itsvolutlon in various quarters Iowa en tered the organisation with a membership which Included throo descendants of the sign ers of the Declaration Independence while In this city delecatoa from the Pennsyl ranla and New York societies united with those of the District of Columbia to for a national orannlratlon Of course these Bone of the Itotolutlon aro mostly Grandsons or creatgrandpons but their pride of ancestry has evidently not diminished by the lengthen ing distance from Its source The New York Boclety which is the oldest nnd largest of these three was organized In December 1883 aud Incorporated May 1834 A different I organization is described In n bill recently Intro lucod Into Congress by Sena tor Hoar of Mnseachusotts to Incorporate the loneral Society of Sons of tha American lie vo lution The names of the Incorporated them selves tell ft etoryol that ancient unity of the country which hae outlasted temporary dU eonslon ulnoesldeby Bide with Admiral Por to r GOT J nines A Heaver Honator Allleon and nrl llpol President Timothy Dnlght come Wade anI ton Mmou 1 Duckner John II Oordon and eljulou 1 Yanco while the Trench represent ath18 Lilmond de Lu Fnrette The bill au thorizes tblR association to hold 1 500000 worth nfrcal e 1950clilon tl Its principal office at M n mniion ana lo uopom UK luanuBcriiiin nlltOa other material for history In tha rimlthsuulan institution or the National Mu seum Ihe objects of the socluty which like the Sons of tho llvolutlon has nrloim Stale branches nro described in the bill as follows To perpetuate the memory and theipirltof the men t rs I ltrilIIlf rl who achieved Ainerl an liuieuendence by the encour J agetuentif IUlnrlral research In relation to tbe lieio lution and the pubiUailon if IU I remlta the Irrru I tlon nf UiCUluetitii and rellri and of the record of the I individual irrvliei or lieiolutlonary lodlen and 1 atrlota and the promotion of celebration of all II patrl olio annlvertariei I lo carry oat the Injunction I of t bti I lugton bli farewell a 1dre i tn the American people 0 t i promote I an object of prlmarj lltiportatice In elltutiolii for the general dllTilMon ot knowledge thuri de eloping an eulUhtene t public opinion and aflorilitiir I to young and old aucti advantage ai ihall develop In In them the lartect I capacity tor performing the dutlel of American clilieui tucberiAb maintain and extend the Initltutloui of American free inni tn ftnter true ratrlutlim ml love of coiutry and to aid 10 eecurlug frJ nIIIIho Iurlll for mankind all the bleillutl of libel ty I Hut It niiiHt I e noted that some ot tho recent Interest iu these f oclctles hits beou started ut IT rlairy and when thu affiliation of the New Ynrk and 1 cniisvlvanUsocietleHof the 8ont of tho Ilexoliitlon IUS tiroprsed I rhlladolphla paper said that such notion meant war II tneeu thu Sons of the Ilovolutlon and tho Snm of the Amorlcim Ilovolutlon and rival societies iu nil Mule ol tho Union I lu tbo beginning of blttercontroers5 what 111 unquestionably be a long and There has always ben pome popular feeling ngalnat the heisdttnry olomont In societies of this character and 1 Is I nut unnatural Now that eo many ai I nnl societies exist It Is likely to nrouee mure or le9 discussion Tbo Military Order of tho Ioyal Legion for example con tains aliout Son bun of Lnlon onioc and under Its proisl ns such male desoendants will In time coiutltut the society but in that orianlzntlon probably ronm would nni rove tho lluiltutliin of ineinborblilp to actual veter uus of Ibo war allowing tbo society to lapsn Hinl became Icitlnct with Ibo gradual ilroBiiiig nlT of such mom Iler8 So when the bncloty of the Cincinnati wns founded after thn Ilovolutlon much 111 feeling was ex cited agalnt It on the fund that It rested upon a iirlndtla of hereditary nrlHtocra In sueklug to perpetuate exclusive distinctions throngli fonorttlons I can well be under stood that A century ago thn greatest caution was taken aualust uuy rucli tendcucles and rniutlnf eteu now alter tho lapse 01 a icnturr ui thouub I hits t een found that no undnrmlnlug of republican Institutions Is triconblo to that tourco at tha principlo is not generally re garded a democrat Barring thut objection there IB I potbiipb tomo reaction of lute In favor of societies founded the deeds nud 80cllos fOlndod upon dOfds mem ories of the llovolutlou from the fact that they tako In reiuetentatlves from all parts of the country Of course tbo military societies jnsed on tha events of tho civil war have I fur greater Importance Tho Loyal Lvclon which celebrated Ufa twentytilth nnnlvereaty In Ihll adolphlii last week contains more thnn COuO mellor ivhlle tho Urand Army ot the Ite nibllc reckons Its mimbors lu hucdrodn of I houxunds since thoso latter organizations aio roitriclod to tho who fought on the lulol hldi Ills I natural that a cood deal of Interest should HMI be stimulated In behalf of the societies deotjdto perpoluailnc Ituvolu tlonar memorlo Forlra Note of u Adeline Fattl 1 47 0 April 9 black coffee li LOW icccitedu a core for ccninmt tlonRliraarck Rliraarck trill go to Vienna about May L te take IB phur bth Tbe Iarfi tip for young mon iprlnc lulti IB I hblu fray H appear In chenoi rfcunan and worltedl The Vienna lYlt rrtu reUtea that Biamarck once laid to a friend lio uLM him what kind of a man den von Cajrlvl wan MiprlvlT Well bl Is one man ho has I harder head thnn tulie At the 1rciilin Feitlral of Orden this year 14 tniilai crolle Ian and the like were khtn oul Court rreacher tiCLer a ribld Jew hater and reac tlonilre irinerally re elreJ ttie crder of tui Ited E fle of the third elm old furniture itlll lella eitremety well In Parle recently two Loutt IV eiblneti ornamintiil with an clent Herrei porcilain troutht 1ISOUO franca a Louli XV cheitot draweri lliiu rranu aud a jardiniere I old Herrei porcelain 4 lOj franci A law I for the Inurance of alllnf wnrklormen after the plan of BlimaroV as recently lubmltted to the people ot Bull at a ipecinl electlou Under In profliloni all men with leu I than o annual Income r to be re larded ti bound 1 lu ebllratlons and ben Hti Tbe prepoeed law wai rejected by a vote of A Oltajtatnit 1 LnilUli men of war muit be not only wonderfully but fearfully made The opinion U publlihed Iliat no Iron clad hai bon bnlltdurlni the lait 1 ten yean which did not draw at leait a foot mOl water than the Govern mentproTldedfor Ttie bow of one of the liteit treat hlpa the Trafalgar ilnki ilitecn Inchei beluw In U tended line The publlihera of the UontMv onurnpatAtc ftnl w leeiu that their journal had been tianlihed from tha library of the Colleceof Iliyilclnni where It had baD regularly admitted for tweulr Ore yeara uled the a len and the council replied that a new library rule pro Tided that book on homccopalhy ihall not be placed Ca tbe table In the readlnc room A lait will and teitamint n yeiri old wai found recently In KIJPL The leitator fceklab executed It I with bli own hand In farnr ot hie own brother a priest of Oilrla The property dlipoielot of In the will wai to go at the Irolheri death lo heklahi daughter who tbe Internal ertdenre or the document ihowi had tho m legal right ataman to own and aduilnliter aud dupoie of property The German Lmperor hai Juit ordered the comple tlon of the dliarmameut ot Cobleua formerly one of the itronteit forlreuei In the empire Cbangei In the method aal Implementi of war ai will ai In the trateglcal allualton In ilermany reduced I to a fortreu of the third clan tin yeare or more alP aud III dUartnament hai been contemplated by the Ger man ml llary authorities ererilnce Ihit tchu a Berlin wtekiy i layi that Blimarck con ulted a jeweler a ihort time ago ai te the money Talue ol tbe precloui nunei In I tbe crouei midallloni tan and chI which have 1 been conferred on him with orderi by European lorerelirni III puriiom wai loturn the Jewell Into rendrcaih lie lold the jeweller that on future itale occitt he would wear no orderi except the Iron cron aiil Ihr iur of the lllack Kigle Ihelutprlioniiatlitlci of 1runla how Ihlln II jear IsnKlrMD 8701 1runlan prlioneri work I nil tugetlier IIOOtOKIdaTior wagei of tin cenli each per day Of the ai JJ mm and 11 women nnder the iu perrlilon ef the prlion dlrlilon ot the rnuiian lllulitry of Janice 1118 men and 3171 women r employed by manufaoluren nnler contract with the prlion u thorttlea Their averue daily wagei were about ulue ceutieecb IocV lighting In lull country never produced luch a big affair ai a recent Inlernatlonal cock nKbl at nOl bale Belgium In the beirlnulliKOf I AprIL ThlrtyelKht Belgian and French iporllug loolellei made cnlrki The bird of the Boclrty I Potte Cauee from Imil ghen riandera won the nrit l rlie of lin franca It wai the ictreniu victory of hlicireer Tb bird of the boclity balembler from Bellegben won tbe lecond prize ot Vu franca aud three other Belgian locletlei wiui Jr i franci The military career of Blinarck I ae juit culminated In hli eliTatloti U tbe rank of Ueneral field Manlial In rial lertlce hewever he li I only becuud Lieutenant He attained to thli rank lu the Infantry of the htargard battalion or militia on Aug I Ih4l Irt tue following year he waa irenirerred to the militia cavalry In littt he wai named flrit Lieutenant In coriderallon of the Mill diplomatic officn he I wn occupying IllnuUe uueut promolloim alio were due loley lolbelocou gruliy etlillnv between hli dliinliy aud merit la the Uvll lerdce and hit low rank among military men An International foiiage Bump Kipo ltlon hegan la lenna on Aptll 21 and will continue until May 4 All Hie beit known tamp collector ot Luglaud Franca the United Stl lea Belgium Switzerland Italy jer many aud tbe Orient bare ilgnlfled their Intention to beprmnt aed moeief them will make eihluta The prom ot the Eipoeltloa Inelndu two bimjueli and a tour to and through tbe Kahlenberf e The Aus trian Gorernment bai placed In the Eipoaltlon building a complete lit of tue machinery uNd by It la manufao luring pottage itampa and will ilrlke off aouienlr itampa forererr vlillorat the ExpoilUon who wUbea them Tlit mott valuable Imp h the Eipoaltlon will be on of Ib flril terlit of yanrllloa I coil two pence when 1 wu Dew and U BOW ralaid M about eo I THIS 1 rut anKRiffn run mix Ol 0 BUrr Unir tkei r a ClTll Cmcei lr lh Next OhcrlK Gen Sickles had recovered ufnclently yesterday t get down to the Sheriffs office He said ho was beginning to feel like himself again and was hopeful ot icon driving all I vestiges of th gout out of his foot Ho appointed pointed Georgo Gardner Fry a deputy Sheriff Fry IB a lawyer and Is the son of Major 1 W I O Try who was on the Generals staff and who died from wounds received ut Chancollois Tills Tho new deputy Is 27 yeas old and Ii a graduate of the Columbia College Law School He Is I tho junior member of the law flrm of Johnson A Fry and Is the author of Frys Questions nnd Answers on Municipal Law Tbo new Sheriffs fee bill which hue tha en t dorsement of Oen HIckles Mlllnm JI IUus Wilam I and the liar Association was cent to Albany yesterday U ho gist of Its provisions is Mierln i Jan I early lalary hheln pay uJa next flltoo lr and bail the lawful fen for terticee to lltlginii Under Mierm WIry iieputlea l exueacli and atiiuo clerteich The Mierltt may appoint couniel at fiUM lalarr 1 tie nther clerk anil empioyeei are to be pall by II the cllv and ihall I be luch I at the SUenlt ihnll I del g Owr rlb r 1 nate inbjert tu the reviiion of the i ard i I inmate ami Apporlluiinient both ai to number clailncatlnn and com enpatlon Ail feei and comu i luni collected by the Hhertffare to be paid 1 over menlhly Into thelOltr Ireaiury I lie Mierlfl mull kiep I etact acoounli of all feei received Theie booii r made publio recorda I He uiuat nnd hli accouuli to the tolut troler mnntlily Any trult innneri In nil hamti mull be deposited My him In a truit company I inuit Klve a U nid In tM oijii Ibo under hell a bnnd In ut C i atid 1 each dep uty In9 11o The Sheriff muit lendaneitlmate yearly like the bead nffinjr other dar to Ihe I lord of hiunute and Apportionment VUitn regeitid to leu propertr through an auctioneer he mnit do 10 When the oartiel Inlereated name the auctioneer he muit be appointed If the I Hieriff auctonr Tbe corn txiuaatlon and eon of the auctioneer mint be de inctidfrom the proceed of the laie to be paid over by lilni to the hl uro Tbe I auctioneer i fee ihall not ex ceed the market rate ot auctioneer I feei for ilinllir lervlcea in I can of n dlmnte tbe feel are lo be taxed bv the Court or Thn fee authorized bJ the act are a follow 1 berlntf a luiunifini I 1 a Ierlur an attachment or executing a writ of re tl much Ihn1 peln n1 where the attachinent or writ va iAteil inch additional compentuttlnn A the court may In I For nilntf a dcrllln omphlnl iroperly or Inren torv nr personal property uttached An centi folio Hire ihnere rycoiiy JUOfliti a folio unl tl a day for earn rrl ll the action al la rettleil before or Ale attoi hint ill the Mierld iten I louniliiee on UK altieofthetroierlyBttached l nut exceeding the mm at whl li the aeltieni lit u mitde I J lor certir lnir c py of a eummoni nr other Ire when nu f u U e Uilj ireicrllied l cnl per folio lr l 1 lr I lor muktiiir I learthen fl fur each name 4 for notityltiir Jurtri to attend the trial tl for each caie pticed on the calendar but not mure than VI In any one actlmi Ot r hr nntirrlngjuron to attend nn a writ of Inquiry or to try a Llaim to ctrmnil property or to Attend on a coinrnlDlon a pointed tu lniulre concerntng liicotnpeteiuy of a person to maliKife hi attain lu 1luOIHK the I return of the Inuiilvttiou iv nuti for each juror luraltenillngllie jury lor receiving I eiecutlKii and ie rchlng for prop erly f l tJ prop 7 tat collecting money br virtue of an execuUon or attachment per cent on tle nfL tluii 24 percent on tlie next fytAt and lier cent on all luuii oer HH 0 C H tor advirtlunc property for tale I under an execu l on IT attachment I2MI f where the attachment U leu thn JI t in other canei lor making duplicate cerllflcatei of the eale I of real rroperu umler an rxcnilun toentynte centner fo f ror drawlnic a ueed upon a aale of real property in for returning a mandate tventrflre centa For a certlried cony ot 1 execution uud of a return of iat Itfactlon thereon ai preicrlted In bectlon lt4J I of the Codo flit centi II I oitlnir anil Dublhln l notice of lite t lelllng and contijlrg real ir I pertr in rnnuince uf a judgment the eame feee n upon a me under nil execution but exceed In foreclciure VJn casei the eutlre coinpetiiatlou hal uol U rortallnira bond or undertaUnr n and tbe no taryi feei lor acertltled copj of tbe n riftvcenti 11 1 for exei ntinjr a uiHUilate to put u penon Into poi llllon of real I propertr W 14 fur each perion commute 1 to or dtcharged from prlion in an aottnn ef ipeilui proceeding 91 15 I tor bringing up a I rloner upon a writ of haheai corpui 1 v and for attending I the rnnrt f I a day eotuMI 18 for attending I on the jntttncatlou I of luretlei to a bond 1 I li I made a rnlidemeinor punlihable bJ fine of not leu I than StOO nt r exceeding 51 u or Imprlloninent for not lei I than three tnonthi or exceeding one yeare or both to fall tn account for any feei which the city u I entitled to receive and the party In fault alo forfeit any um due him lor falary Iorr lltble to the city fo all money received and not Accounted for TUB BARGE OFFICE NUT DW EXOUOU Talk ofniplne Coltla Garden for Uaej Dur InB the tiummer Rub Nearly everybody who saw the immi grants from five steamships landed undorGov ernmont supervision yesterday expressed the I opluloa that the liftrcoOfllco wasnt big enough to accommodate the of I newcomers whom there were not quite 3000 Oul Weber said he thought It would ba a good thing t Castle Gar den could be procured and used temporarily ne n landing depot Ho rocoinlzed nhat was plain enough almost everybody that all tlio Immigrants who probably will nrrlvo during tno next turea or lour months cuuia not bo liased through tbe Itargo unico b When the crush 1s grout the Colonel nald he will laud u limited number at lit granite build lug n ml tbe ret from tho 8toum hlp piera llils Island will not bo ready for tbe reception of Immigrants for at leant ttlx months when of course tho necessity this year for a larger landing va8 uLaway plnco than tho Darco Ulllcenlll hai OpenlnE the Cuamli ALDANT April 21 Superintendent Ed ward Hannan of the Department of Public Works bus acceded to the requests of the canal boatman and issued an order opening the canals three da s In advance of tha usual time His order reads The Krle Dluck rhor Osweco Cayuaga and Seneca canals will be open for navigation on Monday April 2913JO The Chain plain Canal on Thursday Way 11890 To THE BUN correspondent Superintendent Hannan said I can safely suv that the canals are In better shape this fear than list because of the numerous luiprovonifnts In the way of lock lengthening and general ropuir made unilor the litwol last year Thero Is but one really dangerous plaio ami 1 tbat Is a fow miles beyond llocliestor ut Adams basic whvro the cuUort in In very bud chiiiH Tha outlook for canal traffic at tbe opening of navigation IH very good ns thero aro some MKIOWJ ton of Ice awaiting shipment over tbe Cnainplain Canal while the forwurdlngcompany at llulTnlo has Informed mo that ovor liouu wo bushels of grain have been already contracted for to b fontovar Ibo Drlo iou Kse the lake have been practically open all winter totrulllc nml a large uuantlty of grain bus Uen ihlppod Into liuflalo to iiwuit tho opening of tie canals I doubt If tha Cnamiilaln Canal will be ublo to meet all tho dcmnndn upon It for tbo transportation of ice lS the bOlt are muJl only carrying 120 tons each Kates on tmu canal have itlrmidy been advanced from U to tHaud liuadiiy for thl um of f boats Thus prosperous tbo beginning of tho season is bound to be prosperusNw News from Duenna Ayrcs Chare I Flint t Co received this de rpatoh from Hamuol 1 Halo Co Buenos Arres late yetorduy afternoon ZillU Mlnlitir of the Interior Vrlburu Mlnliterof Finance Alcorta Mlullter of Agriculture Levalle Mlnliterof Har 8aeni 1eria Mlnliltrof Foreign Af fair iHi National bank euarei 148 Forlnf Mr Dint said thut this is the first correct list of he t members of tie new Cabinet to reach lst Tne nnaaclal news in tne cable I rnes eage he snit hhows that the recant disturb RIO unco on tho llalsu nus only momentary The tiuw Minister of Foreign AfTulrs Baenz Jell Is tho delegate from tlio Argentine lie publlu to tha 1anAmerlcan Conlorunce Ha ll ItaveSow York on Jlaj S Incomi any with Ills colluague Dr yulntufla lor Buonos Ayrea by ay of hurope ExclnerncB Ilelore thei Grand Jury KxcUe Coniiiilbsloncrs Mealilm Koch and ritrpatrlck had tholr day yesterday before tho Uruml Jury and told what thoy know about thei charge of the City Iloform Club that they failed to do their full duty In regard to about OUI hundied complaints aguinut as ninny saloon Leepara whom the City Jlelorm I t lub charged with Belling on election day Jhe Grand Jury tho understanding U I U uaLu 1 preaeutuiunt upon Ibo HubjcoL A lied und Llte Hobln WrTEIL It I April 2GA quorr whlto and red robin astonishes tho fishermen of Uuonochontaug I has built Its DKt In a ehuccy reach of bo I shull resel pasture near thundering ocean breukoru The birds body Is of a Know y Uiltu men to tlio tip of Its tall except lie breast which Is I of a rosy rod An albino robin IB pry raru but a red nnd whitu ron was buer heard of before la thu Male n Who VII Iuy Mr llrnlllea Doclore Comntioiler llyer ont a lettor to the Street Commuloner citirlay aiklcg him whether tie had couildered how he wai lo pay tbe three phrilclaui whom he had employed le examine tbe appllcantifer work In bli departmeuL The letter Intimated pntly itrongly that the Uouirtroller would not iliU any ar rMiiti fi r Itri turpuae The l emmliiioner I laid I Ihlt the paying of Ibe 1 fliytl I clan would be attended tu when their bllii wire ten dered I hin William P falten the new llepuly rommlulon er reporlid at the wlic reitcrday he found a big itural tioneihoe waiting fur him About the iho were wrought the words Prom Weil bide Frlenda The OhtutatiQua Mtguint tho organ of tbe Chaulaugua Ulerary and Sclentlflo Circle hai been T ry greatly Improved both In IU content and IUar raugeinenL lu monthly number cow appear tu Urge octavo form and contain about IJf double column pagei and among lie contributor are many wrltiri of eminence Bngllih ai well ai A tr vie in IU preienl editor ItDr tL riood to whom we priientour tordial coitTMulatlou rvm IA CT Hull XqnrinVx CUvtltn Orfon tfArrti 1C GREAT MEN TOO PAT MR CLEVEUND ALARMED AT HIS OBESITY IS UNDER TREATMENT While rhnmplon John IV SnlllTim U t IIr Olbbbaa n a UettlaK Kiel of 111 AitlpoaUy nr rei Ino Ppeclil to the RipnMIo WASHINGTON V 0 April 15 Alarming rnmorn current for eerer l weeks among personal friends of tha Clovclands In this city aro confirmed br Information received n day or two ago directly from New York to tbo effect that the exlresldont has at last consented to consult a specialist In rotation to the abnormal and oonttantly Increasing development of fat with which he has been aflllcted for many years but especially slneo he left Washington and that he has learned that his fntnefs Is nothing less than a disease and ono that must result fatally In a compara tively short time unless It is curod or at least checked Ho has lately been gaining at the rate of 25 pounds a month and this fresh fat added to his already enormous proportions has been Btnothorlug every vital organ lu his body In puiiunnce of the advice obtained which con firmed fears that Mr Clevelands friends havo entertained for Romp time although Mr levulnml himself lad not up to that time fhared In them Mr Clovoland so letters from huw York state placed himself under thacaro of a practitioner of tha Bchwonlugur system of fat reduction from n hlch ho Is to roceh a dally treatment until he Is cured It Is said that one feature of thu treatment In the ox1resldents taso lll ba a dally exercise In a port of tread mill or mountain climber In nted by Dr bchwonlngor An encouraging addition to thl Information Is that Ilio doctors havo decided that Mr Cleve land has no physical ailment excoot fat that his organs are all in a healthy condition and that it ho can be rcllood of the enormous load of tut hois compelled to carry about they will resume their usual functions tn a healthy man ner and ennuis Mr Clovoland to lira out the natural term of his life It Is said that tha representations made by tho doctors have seriously alarmed Mr Cleve land and tbat he has determined to follow ex actly the ordors of his physicians Buch casos as Mr Clevelands aro so a wellknown doctor eald tonight not unknown but are raro enough to bo ol great modlcal Interest espe cially where as In this Instance they are clearly dtilltiod and Eeparato from any compli cating aliments Ho predicted that If Mr Clo elands caso was as stated it would become a famous case in medical history HulltTui In Aleo Flehtlnii HI Fat Special to the Republic NEW YOUK April IB John L Bulllvan la cow under tho treatment of Dr J W Olbbs for fatness and it Is Bald that tbe real reason for tho delay oor tho arrangement of a match with Juckson Is the necessity for this treat ment titilllvan has lately been growing enor mously fat especially In the region of thw stomach Ft lit T Tit II OF TUB Mr BromvOB Mr KooccTeltM Mr Klre 1llot the Coach to Welt Cheater Had Back The New York and AVeat Chester coach Tantivy mado Its first trip of tho season yes terday Its occupants were tho different drivers of the coach ou yesterdays and future trips and their wives or guests Accordingly Mr and lira J R Roosevelt Mr and Mrs Frederic lironuon Mr and Mrs Irescott Lawrence C Oliver Isolln Reginald V 1th 03 and Woodbury Kane were among the party Mr Bronson drov tbe coach to the Hotel Brunswick but Mr Itoosotelt took tho reins when It started oft at one minute past 11 oclock Mr Hives relieved him later In nlacn of tall white casslmera hats as formarlr tho drivers wore the regular black casalmere coachmans lint Tho guard who wore light green livery tooted hli long born as the yellow coach moved off behind bay wheelers and leaders under tbe eyes of an admiring orowd of friends and patsers by Tbe start was not a lively one as theitreetwas crowded with vehicles and Mr Koosevelt had some piloting to do but once out of tbe tangle he whipped un and the tantivy tootod up tho avenue right merrily llnrlum WHS reached on schedule time In foity minutes West Chester in an hour and twenty mlnutaa and the Country Club In aa hour and a half Horxes were changed at Harlem tho Bwan Inn and Untonport Tho start on the return was made at 4 1 M tbe coach arriving at the Hotel Brunswick about 5H oclock F A Watson has engaged the coach for to day and Alexander Taylor Jr for tomorrow Robert Uorgoua will treat his friends to a drive ou the tantivy on Friday The fare to tha Country Club Is 4200 a fee of 60 cents addi tional being charged for the box seat LETTERS VJf LiriffQ INTEREST HeiKteir iloace of Florida Coatlnnce To THB EDITOB OP THE SUN Sir I shall con tinue to write and apeak until tne lait word of iny itory of wrouvand Injultlce ll told 1 am to day and hare been for yeare pennlleu bomeleu frlendleai Inlnron buiki In the lanfuare of a Journal here wltb but one ult of olothei my feet on tbe round In ttili tbe boaited Chrlitlan Indeed tbecreateit Catbollc city of tbe WeiL Ttili le my apparent but not my real coodl tluu Kuttblili the condition to which tbe convplra ton acaluit my life my hapj Ineu and proiperlty In tended to reduce me wbeu tbey brourbt me bere That lam not In tbe itme they Intended to place me li no fault of thelra and In law and inorala they are juit ai rullty for wnal they bare done and tlie iufferlnir tbey liat e put upon meal If tbe coniplricy riad bienaiuo ceu Ihlt they ihall learn from a man who li Hill true to nil profeollon and knowi lometulnr of the law Every aieucy tbat wai calculated to deceive mr boneit conndlnf heart wai employed br toe vlllalni In tbe exe cutlon of the plot rolltlcal iiclal rice aud worie than all rellvloui wioclatloni and Inlluencei were em plerel here to ruin me and my dear children and for wbatt To prevent rur marrlace to Mlu ralmi and aeepJonti out of the alMIri of the great tltale Die poor foell little ImnKlneil tle kind of worn an or the kind of man Iher wire dealing with Tbe one wai a heroine of the nonin itamp tbe otber a Celt of the ll ht hair which ai JuJie Uily can tell yon li tbe true mark of tbe unadulterated Hibernian who wai never knonn todeitrt ajuil rauif betray a friend or do an lujuitlci to an aueuir Vthrulcan lufficlently linpren the Chrlitlan mlniatrv of thli city of all lecU wltn tbe truth and Juitice of mr M lallifr the hlgli toclety nere that Mlu Ialini u my wife and li not In Mce attendlnr to the nine in H ibabr the out come of the fraudulent illrnron cilt Initlluted to ruin her character I mem to call a ireat meeting of Chrla llin people andei oie the moil inllo piece ol vil lainy uf modern tlmei Then I hole fin Pen will lend on a trailed reporter to report me for Jouei can mil ipenk Ciin W J rs ei benator IHTnoiT April 10 Ihoa A Nllvcr 1ropbcry To mr Tnnon or THE BuNSir Several tliuei I bave iropbeaied In tbe column of THK Bin and elieohere and the predlclli mi have cume true tbe lait oue wai that Itlalne would not be nominated I lenture now to nr that fongren III pan neither II e Wlndom bill of Bill Wind em nor any other illver UillatthliiAiilou That body hai no luch Intention Tbe programme li to wrinile over the queitlon but not to aiiuiue tbe rei onilbl lly for any kind of clunge In the preient law nor to embarrui tbe Ireildent by any bill wbieb he may bave to veto The Senate may pan a bill and tin Home may pail one but tbey will bi Irreconcilable n It li not Intended that an think kliall be arcgmpllibed The queitlon of iinlliniled coltuiii nlvldet both par tlei une li therefi re afraid and the other dart not Auv ne who hai rend illberli itury of Mouilegr err and Tbomai Wluterbottom llanceln the Ilab llalladi baa an tlUilratltu of the itllludeof the two partlei Four R Wiuoir Ili irr Col April 17 The Hwin ojmff of the dor Uoorfwln Td THK KniTor or TIIK husTir In THE HiKuf April IV I notice that tome cue luiliir hlmielr 1111 C allowi blmielf l et quite esclted over nollilnr Nooueclalmi that the ihlp tiov Uoodwln liia urokiK tlie record from lloug Ktfng to New York tbat I am aware of I certainly have not In the ancient dayi tbe writer refere I ne doubt fait paaaarei were made ai the itilpi were then aj a roll eitreme ellppera Tbe paiiage mar have been nude In elchiy liven uaya but w e only nave the writer i itateinent to that effect Ai reiardi hl paiiage of a hundred dara In the Onelda 1 fill to nee anrtinni remarkable about that It cer liluly hunoiblnr to do with theoueitlon In hand I woeld recornmeod an aolate to quiet tbe nervei and to lull tbe ancient uiarlcirui alien where he can itriata la peace of Ine remarkable pauafii ef fifty yeari a in tiKoii raiv maiwr of the inl Uor Uoodwla yai iu n 11 Afrtl w we Ann ALT TALKING TJii trail landi In Ibepirki are iprloklid tbiie ayi with boyi and tlrli aid lone older peopli who have a kaiket In one hand and la the ether a knife Bvery few ete they kneel down Jab vlciouily In the ironndwith Ibe knife pick up iom thlnc put II Into tbe baikit and more on There U nothlnt myiterloni about It the are limply laiuerlnf daudelloni for greeni and talid till bard ta become a rial old falhlcnld Bittut le New York nowadayi The runnlnt itriamt In whleh II Died to be neceuiry to be baptlred are all monepollied within the city by unbeliever who took with dufavor pen the Idea of their properly belni tramped ever br Sunday crowdi even ot baptlreri Tbe heidi of the churchtithatittckto the old term ot taptlim whltk are new chiefly imong the colored people find U every year more difficult to nnd a place at which to hold their annual bipUrlng hurchei down town have to tat their cont erti In Harlem to tlnrl a place In whleh lo lav merie them and they muit hire the rroundiat that Mn Helen DanvrayWaM let out lo return to U llute a yeir a o f lie solas far ai tbeennaieraentaf a company and the HtnliiR of contracti with the Then ihe chanted her mind and abandoned the cam tracliandlheaclora Mr Viard i friend predict that her present return to the iiaiie will proceed jnit about ai lar and no further unleM thelnewvpiper tilt ahoul their attain makei the actrei and tlie bull flaver afraid to become reconciled for feartbiy may be liughideL The great lent of the clrim iten from the high cnrr of the ee lel roijt I Kith Mrcel looki like an enor nioui clowworm ret down In the mldiit of a ho t of fire fllei It H a pleaaaut variation for the hlth ilden by nltut of the beautiful picture of darkneu iprlokua with thonaatidiof tmulilnif g i lamrn that haa beea ipread out over Ibe unbuilt up live tract north of lh I ark between Eighth anil Fourth aveuLei py wire ana trie nttie ruacntue makei juit enough eleo trlclty to keep It burnlntr aa long ei the current lien the flrit machine and the urint doeinl break How to till a iweateri victim laid an eut ilde doctor the other day Why all you have to da U to look at Ibe e ei Whenever In tuli part of the city yoi leeaman golnt along the itreet aa though he were half bllint wlthailiadfait trained look on hli fice anil hli e el blooilihot ou can make up your mind that be norll for a iweeter Ihe conatant bendlnr over the lewlnn machlnei in dark roomirnlni a mina eyeilna year ir 10 fnteu a man can get tocelhir enough money toitirtln u a iweatir hlm elf befor he hai beeu In the bualneil more than a year or two hli health U about gone for the reit ot hit life The lunge become aftected by the flue dint and tbe poor ventilation and the whole ivitem li damaged by the lonir houri and tbe lack of eiercli If Ihe ihop li too mail a one to afford iteam power an Induitrloue mam will work hlmaelf out In another direction In twelie month that l In the lega which become almoit paralrredny the conilant working of the treadle II ezerclaee only a few inuiclei and kill the reit Rrirybody bai bun noticing for a week or twe pait how much freihir and brighter the big office bulldtnge look than uiuaL A man who thlnkl he hai found tbe reaion aarithat ItliNeonie the tjpewrlter and other girl olirki aud aulitanti have all n t their new eprtnf ulte and Kaiter bouneta aud wear them every day A fay party of young ueople wai riding home the other night In the crow lean In thr centre of a Blita uvenue elevated car Acrou the alale from them wai an old aud venerable looking colored man with the 1e cint mien ot an elder or at liatt a deacon of the church lie wai apparently ilumberlng In tbe corner of tin it at Some remark which Included a combination of numberex cauied ene of the tfy party lo ear jokingly Four eleven fortyfour Ihe ileeplng negro itartid up aa If touched by a live wire gared aanlly around remembered In a momeat where be Wka looked iheeu llh anil dropped off to ileep again Tbat photography bat not loit lucharmi for the ama teun li Indicated by tbe fact tbat It U Impoitlble to buy In New York certain popularilrei of one of the belt Known make ofcumerai fur amateur uie Orderi for them are refuied by all the dealer or taken onlr en condition that there will probably be a delay of aeveral mouthe In filling them On Saturday April 13 two red tnllr and one yellow one tlinldlj unfolded their leave In Ibe big bed In city Hall Park On Saturday April tn every one f the thouiande of otber red aud jellow tulip In tne bed had follow the eiample and tbe whole bed waa a floriou blaze of color Follr1 mid to eay tbat the tnllpa never btotiomed In thli latitude until Ihe flrit day of June but we do thoie tblngi better In tbeie daya That garden epot ot Broadway tha rard u front ef Orace Church rectory attracti attention thti week by a good ilzed tree itandlu In Ihecertreof tbe yard cov ered with pluk and white blouomi but without a leaf floing np town aflernooni en the weit aide hai re luined IU fonner mlnrlee now that two ball ewnea ant the clrcui are going every day Standing room en the platform of a car command a high premium Thti tort of thing laita more or leia all enrameron daya when there li a tall game thongb people are generally chare lug It now to the clrcru It li laid that one of the moit Intereitlnt feature ef contemporary puglllim li the condition of mlndlnte which the Hon John I Sullivan li ilowly working him Mir while itrugcllng with hli phyilclana antifat pre Krlptleua At no time during hit career hai Mr Bulll vin been noted for luailtyand cenUeceuot manner and when be tralni great many other thing la hi neighborhood beildei the adlpoie tlune are lure t tot fer Tlie narvatlon diet en which he U at prenent kepi keepi the tinglllit In mental fighting trim all daylong He bai embracid the Schwenlnger intern One of the moit notable luitaucii of eucceia by toll ijilein generally kiown la that of Mlu Lanra Uoera who miy be rerille t ai the very fat and almoet ibapa leu oman who plared In Francli Wllaoui Oelah company lait lummer The performance of The Oondollen here recently the by Wilion company ex hlbltrd a petite and beautifully moulded figure In place of the decidedly portly ontllnee which Mlu Moore pr tetied whin he itarted on her tour Hhe hai reduced herielf thirtyfire pouudi br thla iritem of diet Chauncey M Depew will be 57 yean old to morrow It U laid that of the 0000 club and locletlei tn Hew lork nearly 4500 are dlitlnctlvely German The ten deucy of a Herman to form a locletjr could not be more forcibly Illuitrated tban by time flfurea The theory that a great many houieholderi have the head of a large family remerked yeiterdiy thai It li good policy to get n lervant Irom the other tide of the witer and break him or bar In to lult the require menu of the household ought to liave been pretty well exploded by thn time I have eiperlmented upon II three tlmn during the lait five yeari and I ihall never te caught by It again It takea about eight monthi to teacu a raw uerman irlin or fiwedliu girl her builnna After ihe bai thoroughly learned It the uiually requliei frem ten dji to two week to make up hir mind abonl the enact hour of her departure Then ihe dUappeari and takei lervlce In another famllr aud her Initructora ari lift feeling vaguelv about for the ubject of their creation Itlia curloui Ihiiit that ome of the muit valu able lervinti In hurope tecome utterly wopthleii whea they are Importea Into thli country I Ike many other Americans I hate frequently been itruck by the era clency of icrvanti In Iugllih houieholda ami both my brother atid I have imported ieiral women from Lon don to act ai valtrer eandhonienial li We bave never found them at all available Tlielr luadi become turnel alm it linmeJlitelr afier they huve arrived here br the UltTerent condltloni governing the relation of nui terandiervant and they are nearly alwari unable to do any thing outilde ut the beaten path of tlielr duliei American Hervanu inu t hate an allaround ellcienry An Kntliih eervanl If ihe li a lioimnul I would DO more think of performing the minor funciloni of a conk than ihe voiiM con ller It feav Ile iu write abort binl with her ton Hence the domestic itifflculllee which Engllih lervtnt nearly ilwnj inj Ire here There ll very little fencing amoru w Jtnen deiplte the ncognlred value of tneiport a itieini for keeplnf the feminine llgure In thoronri run lr Iongtrr found that It wui the onlv e idnt w J keep her Increailnf fielb ollhln boun4 and f ra Hue ihe wa aiiiduouiluthe me of the H temporary boom which fol i wed Ihe p I ltf hlcli rhe gave 19 the eitrclne bai entirely fad a One of Ibimoit popular feuclug luiuteri I r iniunre reiuirled Hie other day that hU ootnaii f h d dwindled wltbla tbe lait three mtiitui tn four membera Poubtleii la dlei athletic clulI are ukltiK tle l ce of the fencing roomi tlx rahl I crara for tlio titrcle here IHcjcle riding by uniuen 11 Ibe contrary ll yrow liii In favor lhi li lue tu tbe Inventor i lilt an much ia auylli nt el e for the uew blcyclei for women are no proportioned that thiy can be ridden by a woman wnb a ri i naby lung il rt without In convenience The construction of the machine aJio eo Ingenloui tbat a fall In any direction li alraoitira ponlb ezcipl by the moit awkward ot rldere for ll treadle are within ill Inchei of the ground and tbe teit li 10 low Iliat tin rller l not likeli to be thrown la any direction without itnklug feet firit Illcblcgfore or aftlialiodilllcull ilnie the wbeeli are of theiime ilie and Ibe irat placed el tetneen them The women rlJe In Ibe earlr morning and nearly alwari through Central Fark Their appearance 4oei note lt aay particular latereit U the aueri by ow4an

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Bwi CT U ytjjs rr I 1 it THE SUN TUESDAY APRIL 22 1890 7 1 tfjCONVICTED BUT NOT GUILTY tfj I It ral1rACIID MBWW vwnuaA BATJCD BT rtlUffACKD VAN 111 Yonmer nmtlicr Coasts F rw r After the Etelur Ha Ileen Fnanel Oalllr of ItMruUiy and ayt Ho le the Culprit James E1 Kftn henry FlnneRnn and John Flanacan were arraigned In the General 8es r I elons on Friday for robbing the house at 89 Button place on March 21 I llncnnnnJFInnsiznn pleaded guilty of attempt to commit a i bur glnrr Out Flnneenn demanded n trial henry Gracf who lived opposite the hours anti caused the arrest of the three men Iden tified Plnneean u the man who entered Mrs el1l1 house with 1 acan and who escaped from the hallway when Kaftan wits captured there lie said that tie mnn with Hasan bad a particularly lone thin face which tallied with 1 Flnnenni cast of countenance and that he wore a lira suit Iollceman Schouck was not I posltlta that lnnc cim was the man who I dodged him In the hallway but be looked like I him to some extent Detective Campbell testl Oed that he arrested Flnnccnu on the descrip tion given him by Grnuf In bin own behalf Flnneenn testlflod that ha pent the creator port of March 24 and all of I tho afternoon of that day strolling about the etruols fn the upper part of the city with Ed wurd Itellly lIe bad but one suit of clothes n 11110 Rill His mother conoboratoil him as to that nnd tdward llclll tcstlllod rutber unsat IMuctorlly as to hU alltetd stroll with 1 lone gait on March 24 JIll I jury tonUctou Unno can Ition Incnn and Innncnn were culled fan tho prisoners box nnd nrrnlKiiod on either 1 lido ot InueKnii to tecole sentence Judge 1 bath imiouan 1 liuforo you eon I I te co we I v ant tn fliT n word more irtaltm I will hlIr wiiatuMtr you wish to sn Jllilun Marl itio loplled t sill len Judiro 1 hmoum went on earnestly I Iwnntto 1 PaY that lilt I Innocent Iu been convicted for another man Im not the man Hint was In this burulury Hut 1 know who It Was Yo your Honor Interposed Flnnecans counsel I nlso know who that man Is and I will modiico him III CUll If jour Honor will ivmnnd un tllont for n few dam I nm euro I that I nut PI a viti II I upon thn roally atilltyinnn to come torts ltiil tOil iivrt my Ulont from un deponod illiirico and Imprlsonmont I hi lug Jlnrtlru renim led I liinucnn Then he otitoiiii il ncnn i HI stato prison for two and u huir jenra nnd Ilunagnn to the poul loiitlnry lor I o tie j our and n lob months hoin nltpi ludn 1 Mm rt lino I ascended tbe lionuli loiiiirtlny ornluu Liwjor aMerflold liltnuuuti i on n ol inlernd tho court room uc Ci lii tittt Iii ID IIIOIl1 iiiitn who Ioor l nptrone fuiiib Ilkonos to 1l1I1IllIn I Ho was Daniel I ItiiiiiMii I I tn I m mm H unincor brotlior Ai Itit liliiuth bar l Inwur torllelil paid lln 1 our 111111 Is I the brother of FlnnoKan Ho is I the uml v POLO totliu burtiliiry who es oipiit I Mo I I IMS i din into I court to surrender bun f froi iiN li oihi irom tinmoritod sIlt lrlnj md I 111 I r 1 liiilmor nunlshmunt your Honor lie E 1 t to uilnili Ior I tilt trn FI 1 ibii cm said Jitdeo Mar tlnii I Am i S u tlio I ttt lit y man Instead of jot i hroiltoi 111111 I sir nniworoil Ilnnecan 111 l htm I lio Dinnintid I I Juilun Martlme or deirl i laii I i in i tlio t ilu I tho 0 rand Jury In Lito1 I I I Ialdnl 1 I ImictMH Ho I I will bo oct nl10811 tiMlt I to tin1 II lIt lbtOllt this morning If ho fonniillv iiviids KUlltv ho will bo sentenced at onci In t lACy lit Mn vnluntury surrender MM his lirohr It in tint bolloed that t JutllO 1 MnrllmA will imp il i hiticro ntennltj ito Ito won it have linp I I ivuil upon lIenry I I IInIIlnn tho Innooiit in in who tnmmled a trial Aftor Ditiln I Inniunn it i Itsnnaed of 1mlno Mar tlnt will Kiitnt II IIOW innl to hoary rlnnecnn ntnl liiuniL imlIIIo I Indictment nuitinat Lilt 1 mil urdor his rckno 1 U tlKUIllJUXI Kl JERSEY CUT Ilnnlitriit Whether the DrnioerKtil Will be Able to Carry the Meanare Thoro Is somo doubt about tho Democrats In tho Jersey City Board of Aldermen being abut to pass the ordinance cormimndlni the city so aa to lIIako hoot tho six Aldermnnlo districts In tho city Democratic The ordinance was Introduced at the last meeting of the I Hoard after a caucus of tho Democratic mem bers It was supposed then that only eight votes twothirds of all the members of the I Bonnl wore required to pass It That Is all that Is ordlnailly required to pass any ordi nance oven over tho Mayors TOIO Tile lie tioalnrlr publican I tu halo rodlatrlcllnir discovered ordinances a law relating It par ro tUlIPS a threefourths Vote or all the members of the Hoard or ten votes and If the Major refuses Ito I approve 1111 cannot be madoBu law at all I1oro are tan Democrats In the 1iw 1 01 Aldermen Including President Allen but Aldcrnuin Donnelly of the Ihlrd district Is sick aid It Is I saIl bo will not attend thn meeting tonight when the ordinance will bo taken lip Ho IH I uuoUd as saylnc that een If he filiniild Lo ahlu lu altoLd he will not oto for tills ordlimm Aldi rmiin Hauck who was defeated for re elocilon III the Mxth district two wetks ago reTutos to say hiHer ho will vote for the or dinance or not Ho has grievance ngulnst the liiidorK mid tipHiiioi tills It Is a district which tin orilinin mutes republican I Aldertnuu line 01 tilt Thlr I dlstrct Is counted as doubt toil In I tlic Diun Iliitu In an9e ho was elected IC the HoHpi II l cpnhllmn I Voted Alderman dltourko lIouutol I a Democrat but Is really un Indipeniliint and In may ole against it I n tlm iithir luind It is i said that Alderman J wkK Knpubllcan or the Ilfth district whose term I will ex II II m XI t week may vote for the ordlnnnro TonitlitM meetlne will be the last niHoilnuof tho Ill t n Hoard and unless the orillmuie Is I pnvrnd thi n It never will be pass I for tit eli SC Hoard I which is to talc oDIo not wick Ii ill i1 1 nflst of only seven Democrats to nix Ileiitilillcans MAI UKI Hllll 1 SIJ1U4IRflSIrNIFE I A Melit 01 hIrer Inkliic EttdiwlthWhlit I Mot lit u Murder Thlllli Hrerii of 410 l wt Twelfth street was hold at the Iffex Market Pollca Court ycttordiy nioritlni to await tbe result of the Injiirlin ho inllktod on liancln Connor Con nor is In lo IOMIO 11051 i llnl BtifferlDB from five stub wounds In Ilio bod one of which In the breast Is I likely to i rosa fatal At3A5Iyo8 teidar fho com pnnlun carried the unconscious Connor Into the lilth street police station U tie men tind hon drinking beer together all day n ml npurl nil nIgh In Dreent shotuialc 1m slum in lnht veldli I ftrooL On their way homo nt J A M I nt th 101 nor of Eighth street nnd lIral ineniio Hioon nciordlng to one lorY of the allulr iacu od Conner of stealing Sin fiom him You Ill shouted Couner knocking Breun down Jiieon diow a long oncdged shoemakers knife and tabbed Ci tiller live times In the holy llroin turned I and ran and lollceman Slclilnn who Had lieard cnn pursued and I cnptuied him Iho knllo was ubstquontlr found under a stiyop in outh btreot IIlSJ4 SUN it viuov MISSING Ha Ha Been Mnnikrd nod IIli Friend Fear lie Ilim Killed Illmicir PjMJNtirw Apill lionjnmln B New I ton aged HJ a wealthy and Inlluential citizen I of Ililladeli lila mjstrrlously disappeared from the home of his tlsler Mrs George H loddard In Kat Ninth street this city last I night and Is thought tu has committed suicide I I Mr Newton was until recently acting Superin I tendent of the main line of tho IhlladelphU and Reading llailroad with an office In Phila delphia and his close attention to business had I temporarily allected hit rou oc lie las 011 avlxlt to his 1I1 ifct IIr at the time of i his disappearance and nil day yesterday lia waR contlned to his bad lie was In bed at III I oclock last night but ilnco that time nothing baa been seen of him lie had dressed himself In dark striped trou Ur8 black diagonal cimt and waIstcoat nnd he wore a blaok Derbjr hat lie managed 1 to fret out of the house without any of the Inmates baying any knowledge of hts departure He Is ft dark complexion has dark brown hair and full beard and nioustucho A general alarm has been sent to tuG police of different cities asking thorn to keep a sharp lookout for the albelng man I Two Ballet Hit ss Fleelatt BurtTlstr Morris ODonnell a member of the lied liter sang In Jersey City and companion tried to break into Frank Itlchnrdsi barber hop in Pavonla avenue Jersey City arlr yes torday morning A man who served milk next door to the shop suw thorn at work at the door and ho told Policeman Noll Humor OlJonnoll anti his companion saw the pollee inn coiulue and raa down the street llarpey ordered them to IIIOI Then he llreJ a shot In the air pUonneU continued running down the Street and his companion darttxl off down a Iide street homey called caln on lODon JleU 10 top and then red two shots at him both of which look effect OIonn full and lay troanillil rOil thl Bll wrilk when Hnrner 1 cams UI One of the bullet Imd lodged In Ills fiKut tliltih anil the other In JIIII left leg I nour Itia klot lie wall Kent to Hie City Uoipital Ills wounds am not duiiuoroui WIoJI bnI Itoree look fnoL aM reals M I IIII Stkay III ws UK tst s i It law1 Ii t The Only Pure Baking Powder Frtm Hairs Journal of Health We feel it our duty to state that of a number of different kinds of Baking Powder purchased in a neigh boring city for examination the only one we found made of Pure Grape Cream of Tartar and that did not contain any Alum Acid Phosphates or Am monia and that was absolutely free from adulterations was Clevelands Superior Baking Powder I ptrillt IDotirt MKH AVINHIOWH HOOTIIINO NYRVI II laa been used tor our frilly TEAlta ty MILLIUSHot MOTUKR8 for tblr CHILDREN WHILE TEETIIIMQ wllb rKRfhCT SUCCKUi 1 BOOTH the CHILD ftOITTKMilhaUUHn ALLAY all I FAIN CURES WIND COLIC anl Is tbe tsit remedy for CUnBIiaA bold ty tlrvggUU Ic ovtry part ot Ib orld iZ4 aboltlo MEND FOR CllCUIn I THE UARVELLOUD UJL SEBTALIT For our Summer Cootlng end rarlor Heatlog Itovea UMTKD STATES FUEL CO I COBTLANDT s nAsa IJUIMIEMOA8BLL MLBSXr a co 12 iav received their usual fprlng Importation of blithest rll r4J t rJr I clU I HAul UKLSHErt sixcfally manufactured for thlr trad 11lr 1111 I Kroadway 7 Slh av and Newport I I I CAIllrTH f IEANsVU ty my slum proeesbev akea up and retail Tllul J bTUMAKl ISS4 H ay H Y Vraoeb oor fitb IUd Zrh Jtraey City CETCLIANINO sr WT d 11hLLLIag LoIlZatlfI 11iib WJuIU HL ttc on4 AKtrrEUIOR ACCOMMODATIONM 1 reotlemen and famllleei large parlor dlnlnirooms tmllIr alol family laWssi attendaneeand table nrstelaas moat eon Tenient location on west tide established layeart I 4J end 4114 I est wad it AIINO IIOTKIfle family hotel eontheasi rorner Hroadway and 2tIi SL nieely forulshed rooms I tnigly or en tulle permanent translenti tibl board A FEW gentlemen to board single i l and double room fI Apply I7 I ait3inh 1 COsMnrOIITAN IIOTHI Restaurant 113 Rd av Ladlesentrance TUInthst turnlshed rooms with or without board Table d hole dinner with wine f noTFL nLADRTOM Broadwav facing Centra A lak I Select family honee excellent Ibl and nlcO evry room facet Tark or street moderali prlcee tor spring summer MANHATTAN llt TKIruropeanplaa I inr Ivl eteani heated rooms hot and rold water and all Improvements Hates VL and npwarl M 7Vi and II 1 per day Hbsv and 2 Oth st entrance axtb it OSCAR Jr Manager niirrtTs IIOTRI o vreuroth IOn ol two roomsjvlth elms board send for circular 4Til AV ttIliI years established mechanles lr tr 1 bJij 1 2 boarding l hnusi for quiet working ladles and gents UWtoViweskly OTII ST M nr SroadwarNIc17 I l furnIshed r with good board early braH1 also tablt board IfkTtl 8T 4t PAST nor Hroed ay Larg tunny boarJ 1V7 well furulshtd rom second Uoor front lb Inrd 10TII BT MIART lane plVasant room with 1Vboard eery couveuUncei terms moderttt table board n Til ST 714 IART I Furnished raomt with board ladles 14tll itentt t5 and up early bO OTII sr 2n AST I large I and tmall wellrurnlthel 1 rooms with frit clan board alto table board terms moderate 13 Tit sT u zt VEATLacga and imall l room uss ol IL bath and parlor table board 10 TH hT 40 W FHT Desirable rooms summer prices gentlemen or couple table boarders taken OfTII hT II 1 ANH 11 I wriT near Mh aV IRooms cominolated w aIth board references i arlor dining room tiouthernert ac 20 Til ST SJ hsTI arteand small room lib superior board itsrms very moderate OST rT 4 3 tvIsr I 0 iit finin occuprlnv large J pieaiant room would Ilk room nii f board aol room 14 tu wetkly I convenient tu L nation Q 1 ST ST 22ii WIST I I arge cheerful ctor 1 nlihr maine en suite or limly hot and cod water bath tint ciasiinpcrlor board 2 1 T sT J2 u fSTl urgf cteerftil rooms o cult 1 nr singly hotatid cold wmtr bath nuiirrtnrbnArd 2 I sT ST 0 WEsT eronil alt fourth flour quare room with superior totrU rrffrencfi Ol l board ST y0 LbT I f tlrable room with lurerlor D ST RCT IL Station large cheeitu front 2 illonIrichrrirM a loBtnAllrooinp all 1 iiTtnipnre central locatIon no tntrt toutherntn accoinmnjs 2OI 1 bT311 WliST Iarl I clirrrtul i cond tory O front ant connecting roomt itUifly or e cult fcoutlie rner solicited OXTII fT llh KAST Uonmt on pecnnd Aid bird 2r111 I J floors eicrlleu meal if desired moderate ttrUv rctcrencrt renct QTII i ST 41 0IF laniliomlr fDrniilifI room rence v with board southern riIOtobel lecouJ floor ref en 0 1 T irT a tIWFST Iarg front room nicely fur 01 olhI l alno large lutitiy rooai allcunTenleocea excellent board teriut Dodo 301sT I 80 VEST Itrre I pleftsanttinnr room with or without board erjthlnn flrit clam a4il s1iwpsT near sFh avLarRe pleasant uj room singly or on nn famllleior gentlemen uierlor board cud attendance 34 TllfT 3 0 IA T Restaurant furntshftjroomis O4 with board 3 weekly also matcUs a table board 3 fill s1f vTr5TIan 111007 room foldTn l i bet 1 all conveniences termi derate tab e board 34 TU ST nHsTi rear th aY LIctge h nasomol furnished rooms en cult orsinclr 1 I board optional 4 ODST JHUhsTMcfly furnliii larie room alt a convenience also mal room terms moderate table board 42 lI ST SM KAbT Poardera wanted can aocom 1 inodate la llei or gentlemen terms very moderate 4 CT11 vT 2lWRiTSerntii 1 tory rooms also phj lf Blclan ortlce board optional Airil HT 174 FST second iToor Widow lady Iw would let large newly furnlnlied front parlor bath home made board to retnectablt party a 10 nail ruoui ylft7 ST lra rhTAn aeve rom on iecond ivl floor southern etponure xentlemen only 47TI TunvKT I nuiually derlrable alcove room t I handsomely furnlilieil bath near Wlndior Hotel will be rented ver reaunatil gentlemen only 4QTII ST i2 UFST near nroadvvay Mcely fur 48T It flnr tct O nlihecl laces and 1 email counts iI tirel cluaa board f and upward 7UTlfrT ni In T handsomely fumlihed alcor HO room second atory front suitable for doctor or detitlit 4UT ST7B IvniT urnliheroom ra aol clan x mal gentlemen parlor lour suitable lor phyel cal KftTII l ST 211 EASTNeatly furnished rooms with eJv bosrd private bout all conveniences eceUenI table S I T ST 17 PASTNicely furnished ii04 Ol double rooms private lainliy with or without boar 1 efimtfehrd Room Sviartmriit uTo Cet A 111 N T IS I Twonlcely furnlstie I hall bedrooms JV iulet neighborhood terms mo lernte IlTiN 1 PLACr I 11 1 near llroaIwav I arc and CLINTON nlI Moall nlcelv furnished rooms for respectable i i loG Ie I terms moderate f 1IINllN liACi r 11 near BroiidunyNIrely for V nlshelrooiim a so rooms lor lltfht housekeeping hot ant cold water CIINTfiN PI trr 21 near Hmadway l rnmfnrtatty CII fnrn shs 1 rooms ladles argents 1 also rooms for tight looIrlll INTIIN ILUb 17 near Broadway Nicely fur Cl nlId rooms all conveniences tmniuMnironMa 1 I IlMSItl I 1 tl OR i sn KNPIIKU R KIM ablnet 1M Oco I 1 tiuMie private house every convenience good ladle board A rMllll I 847 Lenox av near l7lb it i FNMIKO l HAI l TO IhT I nt fat 4 light room 1U and bath lOtuurleU furnlshel rent low for sum mer J NITOIt I 530ith av tpth it Tll rJMIdNT AND rrut Pinions I In private house ele I Bsntl filth iclici 1 en suite or single reference MlUfl i LJst I neir Manhattan av IMMTON 1 e t nrsr tlilh I lurnlshed I L rOItl tor lady or parlor and bedroom dentut or Ihisiilan BlIUllNMUII N H iM I FIRMHH ROOMS a reasonable price colic cliitit to all curs it 4th ay near J4th t TIIlt I Li I1 ItNlbill Cotta H H 0 jW f J llilit NlttI louseVespIng as Last bulb st ll I ANTLARDI ANliiMAIf noovi ornl PI Vi esl Id K Inquire 2J1 Wed 23d st LTrYVISAiT 1T CT boor SIlt it elevated Large STll Tr I front I sonny room msrne I co ip e or gentlemen On AV IM I 31 belLlarge 1 well furnished room suIt able one or two len folding bed hair a DOMlMi I l fT Knrnlt el rooms fir housekeeping e ii0 ritutJ weekly a so slngit rooms for geutleuieu TIl AV Ol iSicely furnished moms gents or light 4Til U i Inr iruinV l up also a large qua front hlIIlol unf urn shed business or private WH BT 4 near rtroalwav Parlor fleer handsome a ly furnshel prude bath cii suit orilngly other room h I nTII T 114 PAKT I true front room and connect 1U tnt room sIngly or together terms moderate 1iTH sT 01 I A TYronl and back parlor well t 1 U nlsbed together or singly also other rooms I 1 Ill 8T 21 1 Jar Reception anl connecting I I room djrtnr or cthere single or double rooms coujilesor gentlemen HT i3 I FAST Ntw handsomey furnished I I aT parlors large and tmall i rooms nieueunr call all contsnlences 1 0Th Ft I FAST Large furnished sunny room 13 t suitable for two running water removing In Hay 1 ITH hi H3 AT I Small parlor and connecting TI ronII 15 bedroom also large I front room private family irll cr ill FhT large well furnished front 15 room also a small room gentlemen only 1QTH hT t WESTrhytcial office and reception JO ruIn flIrnIebel hot and cold I water rnirtuh basement imuis oci upld by physician last I years to whom reference til ten a s i other room 1JTII r J7 IAT I large lack parlor snltabe JO two or three term f I I each otder rooms orTH ST Ml WIST handsomely furnished front Upari r aol I bedroom 10 permanent partite SB alto hall roomL W references SSIJ hT 423 WEST near L Large front and back iCOrooms newly palnte I and apered i alsnsmallruom all conveniences with owner term moderate OJll 1 hT 131 WfcrT One largt room hall room con CO nectmg singly or in suite all couvsnlsnies reference U L ST o WEhT large altely furnuihtd alse 1 2 30 a such room at modsrat prlcss O4TII iT 218 WKBTllandsomtlyfnrnlthed i sunny 4 nouare room suitable for two gentlemen or gen tleman and wife o1TilT3 EST Large cheerful pleasant l 2 I all conveniences and nicely furnished 0 I Ill hT S27 Toi Two connecting rooms M o 24 3 iSfl week bf log 01 gnhieen t rTIIST HI AbT Nloel furnlsl ed front room Jfor two gentlemen or light housekeeping Or nilli hTbZS v rhT leDllemau occupying r 2911 id front room desires roommate also hall room or rooiut light bouMkstpin flTliST tut WIbT Large front alcove ream sso 29 on I loor te nntlemsn or gentleman and r OOt IT 373 WEST Large nleelr furnished second O OI story front roam lot and cold water also back parlor terms moderate no moving toard nptiunal 32 hT 42 VMhT I arge Pleasant rooms all con U veniences gentlemen referent 34 T ST 03 WEST Mlcely furnished small or large qua roemi run Ding water but attendtnca IATII tT i WFHT Handsomely fnrnlshed Ion C I story front room cOil fuurili Hour Lack taUe Dbtrdeu a1 rll ITII M I il I WfT near Bioadway liaudtomely t J fnrnUhed i square rooms iTH t T IU rTEsT near IlrsadwayIlandaoojj 1 O urnUhsd rooms suitable Jridli4ait AOD IT nt EAbTfunibd ba roo W rooJ J 1 1i Surn1r4 1 ccu2 4 pattmtnt a AOl T lG7WSTItandomlyfornisbed I large and I referencee to small roems bouse location Ac nneiceptlonable A5I I ST 301 WKST Large front room with smal 4a I 1O room t7 also hall room Mrs bMITH one light 4ITI hT 134 UFSTLarge second story alcove 4 i newly furnished hot and cold water atop closet i rlvate family ifltll ST nil II FRT near llcoaIwavlaree third ilf story touthern pour room large ctosetsi run ring water gentlemen 46TI 8TIkti WIIhTllandinmely furnished ttttni MVI floor alcove room southern exiosure privati fsstllyi reference 4 HTII RT 217 WFST near tlroadway Mrely fnr rIVInlshed large room also small roomi terini rca touabla AflTII ST IB VRC1Largo front room lunuy tt 4 MJ poiure third Door rent mderate AcTIl RT SOJ WRIT lleMrable second sterv 1 front r4 f connecting roomi every accommodation tie of klch onuoln rool 111 til LL A1W ST 71 W sT Mcely Fnrnlshet seionl dory J f front connecting room together or separate board If desired 4OTH STIOJ Vtl ST Large nlcefy furnished al 10 I JCJ email room etrMlent house and location suite We for doctor If desired tQTII ST 127 I Ttrnn rom sal ltd room off MO summer prices references required 49TI RT 237 FRT Private family win I let i second 1J story front als 1 i hall room tu mntlsmeiii very reasonable lo the right people references XCYH ST 14S WFRT Stoat cheerful room newly 4 a 7 furnished French faintly 7tATiTiir7 04 KAST HeganrfraiiT parlor with eu alcove on second floor prii ate house RlhTST 1 Wl ST Nicely tiirnlsbeI I lace iquari if I room suitable for two genllemeni 14 weeklyi private house KtDST t Bin FAST llTiTriiTshef front rooni and If connecting bedroom singly or together rtO n ST 2O WEST nesr Broadway Furnished ron with fo ding tel I H Ac It OTII ST J il o TAHT I J llfF t jilcelj furnished ball eJO room suitable l for one or two gentlemen fill ST 2TS r AST large cheerful furnished 69TI 117 room for two gentemen brhale fauill ussr L stat loti 1101 155 1iT3irr I r o ay llHndsomely te fnrnlshe 1 room suitable for two v up I iitht nitdpflrttitCltt ila 3ct ArI FI kv7AVAIlTMiN r HOUSE Ail houlbeat ont Otil av atit I 0511 it yl its HRHUOul I I lltlLDINil I I Apartments of Ten Lvrge llcht 1 Kootns and Bath Butler Iantry 1asneiiirer and I reubt I levatora 18IJJ UKNiS I KI400 Tit tttHUV 1111 Alt AZAIC I En ASI A KA8T 11 sT Seoond Flat ot IUht Iacg lANT Ituoms Dlh and Rico ator REl 1000 WET fAll id 421 AND 4M WI1T Til ST One apartment of eight very large rooms iteam heated passenger elevator artistically decorated IIINT ioo Innulre on premise or PblL llraenderJSO E sloth st A T Tlll niit6w INlfTiTltTsV S carefully managed AT t1 bv on owner tarancies billy 1 limes n fount 1 wnrthv of thn In ectlon of respi table lamlllee tt by move Into until r badly maiiMged houses I you appre late gooil ones 1 lot Hifftthat I 0 to 7 rooms baths and prl Mtu hells Kl IO M In I act oslti st 6 rooms bath ant private St 10S lulls 27 to S3 hI 241 hast I 7th it n ronms and bath f 210 2V 241 11 lat N7lh Itt i rooms and laths J2 to 3 J4i I sst STlh it 3 rooms and baths Jto 1 147 taut 7th st 4 rooms U to 17 1 773 let av s rooms private halls 13 to 20 Apply to Janitor lay or evening uI W t lo I cut this out for future reference AWEST PARK 4181 ANI 4il WFST A7TI1 1 T One spartmetlt of eight very large room team btafr o tHi eiiffer elevator artIstIcally decorated RENT 9OO Inquire on pr ml r c r Philip ItiurniUr 120 KuKt ROth 1 A In ty IMritnnt Top Story Altnrtraent EIKIIT iAnei IIUIIT IEOOMM s UlnTtttnrB Vnllormrd Alt nduntB IMMI I K IMIMIMI iNQiiiti IN i in wix TOUT 01 7ld MI anil Illh AT OR ii vitii hElL A to North eit Corner 7Vd t All Olh AT 8ROOM APARTMENTS Hleitm healed and nomly decorated nd nnprrrtli I In nrMLclunn ncfchliorliood end couTcnleiit to Oilil nt I ntntlnn v1 Mlfle lessabedt route VISA to RftOi tneeelo Im mediately tNN J ijII 1i2O Ollu liv THE AVONALE 17 WfS 3OI II 1 701 Corner Flat ol NeTn iCnomw und Hnth to Let cli llchi pteum hewird da IIKNIH S4tt l J ff5 Apply to Janitor on vrII or RulUUr it MorrlttllUTUtli uv cor ldt RENTS FROM 750 TO 12 Two three and four room paruuflnti with improve inentn also klorei In I tbe IIB 0 block loth nv Outli and C7lb its InquIre J A tlc oITct ot desigN Itliha 101V Kllh IIT J netwrrn OOth and O7lU mtm LOOKTlOOKI I LOOK III I The lirirkt room of any cats l In lUrlfni conilitiof devon robins and lath tttMii heat ban laoinelr deco rate rtui Irf to o7o one mouth lht Apply Jan Uor 111 7tU av seen today I or JlVINI ItT d IOWI 1 Sat luatli at GRtNI IUUI Cm and look at our bantam not 01 seven room and lath Sloan heat dozen y Icora large dna eta It I enrry rom all I gil Itnt P l In pll I orto month free Apply luJnlur i IUllllh ot eeu toUay or M IAI1 3 LOn o Ii eel IJOtl1 ATTI1I northeast eon er of Hradlurstav and 144th J 0 one tilt ck frm 14 t th nt I lou kvantly decorated Ham i f lye i ronins and lull steam bent IJ to Hi I IS 111115 Alit Jl lilY hut II eel Hllh et A T I7H I IHJ IASI 7TII tTeien rooms and bal 3 mil lmproeinetits rent low iLlltlSr liHAkl I Hlble house CKNTKAI rAnlwEiv22tearoIaL directly opposIte entral Turk 1 I Ir elegant I suites ot K tare I light molar e etator lit water Ac n 511 uoi per annum umreision In r4e until bejieiuber to deslrablu i arllrs Apply i n j reuiisea COVIII rTKIV aol nicely furnished llafj ct near 1 station rent moderate to tnimanent party Ad dress I bt x iJn un up II ottlce liio Mruadua ELKHANT CiliElL M1CT HAT lI 1 W eit Id K h loou parlors sunny rooms Sill reference re ulred galredFAC FAC INO MorXT MOKKIS PAII1 Fief tntly decormed tem heatdapanmenu coven And eiiclit large lunt roms b ilb ant eight closets su pobl location lillNTM ICIMIK 11 lUUIIi at lacier Alb HT FIATS AKD APARTMliNT unfurnished and fur J nished t in all parts or the city KiLbOM gnuTHKKS HHriaIwar near 13Ibr KLATH07 West TltlT7t inl rhcl orJer decorated t rents moleratc Apply to new janitor cu the premises or owner lot tmrhl 1 I niillllV IIPSIRAHLR IOLRTII nATn f 7 Isrire light airy 1 rooms an 1 bath richly decorate 1 lrue I closets new bout hal block from cit rot Inik rent 111 I may be seen today Inoutre 011 V H OH bElt Ill SestbIii r I I LllisllN lu the ASU five new M fKT fats 1UTII ST blelH4i rtnitnU IKMNfTOV AV I 471 ant 147Ftogsnt Ibis Ii J rIfle private halls iI h atel 1Ib t healthy convenient lloo rent low lanln ff MAtltt a lUMhN 51 l IIHMt PARK AV IOU near flh tH tl I riim aDd bath Improvsroents snia 1 fsml les It INCIAtit a West lilh stsix lere tight decorated SINCLAIR r ol 11 orated room b ffoio eu IralV IS r xl teu ats OCt rOQuI deur seriloe I NhlLU owner STimifAST NT SI nesr fill II t eraeJKe imitly furnished parlors bi dat or weet l i SIKIItM ft7thst andlh av rrhod l ipartinents from May till ncui o Ai I iyaior eior 1 To L11A nl frs floor if r e ronms In t e corner hot se norti east furl t Ii i 5 gut I 4ih I irill IS A Y U2 to 14 between I 1th ai d 13lh i vf IIIR New elegant fitk r oms ilil 1 1111 1 8T A W 2il1 l TI iJIB V4 IARr I I14TII I STPnm 1 modloim flats 0 rooms rei antI decurate 1 hot and cold outer 11 and U l Jsnlli r r MAI I IAV llUVH est tOUt St 1 OnYLATlrOMIII bin H op sli je apartment loude H rooms abd bath U oetler in house lot East iii I 111 2IIAV 1MTop flat lynn alit ja h 1 Improve ments first class order rni t i5 4 Til av seiithwfit either Plh LVlrit and second gi floors 4 and 6 rooms drfssmassr orfamlly ITU ST 421 KAST Front parlor and connectIng 9 room sultabl for TI two gentlemen 1 1 or ladles I ti 1 lTll BT2144 aSTFarlnr nor and basement 8 nTII bath and Improvements good order KTT U4 IA I Ttl 1 ur 5 large luml nTII ttath nary iiilrrorH I erfect order X4TII HT7 31 nFSTlleoanl stony parlor aol wi ret mob permanent laite I f laU I 0001 SJ l pritate famll board ptl nal 281 hT 14 HI 8T Finely dxorated apartments hU all Imi roveueuti sitar slallon I 2 11 fT s7 WF8T r rlnf louse tn rent unfur wtulshe with ono for hoiuekespltif JUII sr ail hAKTFItt of six 1 large I rooms and Jw bathroom hot and dud Shier 11 I nT ANDI TAv 1 lilt 1 room a I arimrMis Im pruveinenls rents low Apply 4 I A I Jd st nbThf I IU l LAST Ilej nit ill arlinenls 4 rooms lu all light luproveinetits Ilneiy deiirated t7 MID S rOD Br ii22KASTrrrlor fooran4 bassmsnt i la I f t browntieat house all iDiirovemeuts rOIJ quire on premises between I and 4 t M dally rou i 4II IAhT First flat 11 rooms and balhi fi all Improvements rent Jl i4TM aT b1 id nd eilnilon I an I i slOg e 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Improv nicole Juniior orMAM 1 1HMF8 7 W iithet Ill 1 1 HTM A I rrutid III li fl ts to rent flv C 1 rom all light rent mnder ita IitH T AND 7TH A I Mt r im and bah fiteltO Osjvii I HAIHU c iiitoi jv ithav I XTII KT1AT letaeeii I I incoill and AleuTT p J drla av s New at ariinenis of i ronms otofm 1 I 51 J 1 ART 1 8T I tw tory alt Iutl1 linujel rent J low 1 ten ruums 1 Imi rovemeuis gotd locatloni Ot I TACT 7 Til HTpartni nt rf tandt m e 1 all modern Improvements Lnutlnn cor 2 av Ai RTIMTII ST Ta osp en lid tloors luletwltt 1 vl all Improvements M room eail floor I C7TOJII hire room otly nice quiet tShl1Sl j VP I I e t I d t lulls n IIIIIKAKI 1 IMS II av corner VSthst C I 1111 I I 1 l reeroonn and bnthrontn I IMII I water I 3 Ol Slp led bv ow tier all Improvements small families 014 Iast 1 7th L 4 HI IKlill Ft ITS l ColITis with Imrrove I 1 S ii Cult ti mal desirable I tenanls onlyt tireiiil es lol I let Koihut near leiander av Jnll vr MoiSt tiHIIN 12 l JII av hvrllmn outr Co Ctt 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tral ltntc 4fuUfil Countnj I AM OriKINO Poll A PAItM In rent would his t r1r t 1555 1 one near Sew Yrk city pool cilltoinir but tun te reaBanab e stain trrink abii loiutlun Address II u bus hilts olin office Co ftt or 1Iilrj 11110Gt 4 Ctt0l5fl lonbte l Ioro rent IJi four room P J fortune for rlllit arty no huiubjit tall anJ is a I AIIIlYO t ulli ji7 jili an LAUiI IU1IT I IOFH I7iro br t fnTaimnitTiir Uuiui s good lorall n for idiot low rent S Jt1 n t unAhr i II bible 1 llonae i LDIKilso llcilKI III leI loOilmv Mcond and bird toorN or other hiss Iih5 H SI SIC TIUIL STORPH in lrT8 kery bulclierr grocery jiii P HMnrei allu boon and bhue labor fani y f i tnl ciuurank a u J Muoltl 4 M 11 20lh st cur lOOP a r SMAI L HODUSat riutiatite rent 42 lout Otd it 4 IIHtlMAt a UKAKr II IllUe llui s ID IFT4Iap 1 I bfrn 1 luinii for any builnem oa L 4iU ar lint to tie corner or Uitb it t nIt API IlUt S A tO 17 1 East t2utb 1 O5t i 214 WI lST l 1Iln Hi Tv o rootna Ol tint e flour lJO Iwo ou jebld front fJD ti 0 Ia I XI2 ULI III IIPit NI Ftt liCANIIRT loftiwlthor bi I 147 I liltol INII s f tithiiit power well lighted steam hejtsd I lUtomttlo sprinkisrs elevator S t AV Two tare lUMt siores inniitrait I JOTS I Cebit il Il INIAI j In tII II bible lIu I nuurcllaiifous 47 pi AHTP cTOChlNuS knee caps anklets trrissee I C abdoinlu Ue t rr iches sii ufdsr traces lAdy at tnJaiu KIkr I H Ilroadway corner aiiui et AIm OINh slapirsi ooh eichanisd throcrU J li ike riOILliS AZAAK 7J Vark row Sample I cup 0 debits 1 wti tnJ I rrlllil 1 1 i guarji eel in locate jrirha Elj Ur ocr nleni 1sf I rs 4 ansi St tor l anal 1LLISII i 1I1 1Tll 1 Al TiNd f Co ias free wti t s tT t I oHIIO JMUlliav above 3d st J4 AND M bUll OK TKKTII W tile wilting Jay 4AND C annlDl pll DUnK I1HUu 11 AN ATTFVr ZIOtK IN rUB PURITAN A Iltmctrotl Feet Lose wad e3s t Ua Wide JEeiossBk to Take IB tt Hocekeei The IlIltedIDlI I prow of the Ug white Fall ntur boat rurltnn was shoved Into the dry dock nt the foot of Market street yesterday morning and the scoro of Steals pumps clnt torod and banged awn for several hours until the hull 01 the hugo vessel began to rise slowly out of the wati The wound made by the rocks above Hell Onto In the Iron outer skin of tho vessel did not begin to appear until she was well out of water It was far down her port stile jtiet where th turn of the bilge to tho nlrnont flat bottom Is sharpest It began In a mild way about half way back from the bow to the wheel und deepened and broadened rapidly back to buyond midships It wits a torn aud ragged Indentation In the Iron skin 100 feet loud and broad and deep enough at Its widest to have hold half of a big hogshead laid round hldo In For the moot of the distance tho JllnlllB ware not tOlD away but wore broken nnd tilled with hole Further back the heavy Iron was torn as If It had been paper and ono ingued flnp wns hanging down while oilier Iuee O seemed tohava been torn out altogether It t was a good deal more serious a wound than had toon expected and It would probably con lnoo nn passengers who should see It that tlio nplaln did right In turning back While the floor of tho dock was still under water a hundred mon with theIr arms tIlled with tools WITB clambering down from the pier and stopping about over planks and beam 10 get as nuar as possible to the wound Thn ulnltor and bang of ro the pumps mingled wllh tho ulallil of hiunmirs and chisels aa the w rkinen bognti Ilmlr attack upon the torn plaiei Experts In good clothes wandered nroucd with tape lines nnd sticks trylust to do t erlil I lie tho extent of tliu I Injuries and the time likely to be consumed In repairing them They didnt lisle much luck It was evident that two of the brond pUtes forming the teasels bottom would hae to be remove for utmost the until e lotiKth of lIe wound but to what ex tent the Inferior skin und teen dnmnucd could tint bo told certainly In n general wny II was decided til it it would probobly take at loath two works to repair the vsMil Tim uncovering or tho Wound showed how narrow nn eucitpe the great vessel find finch a hole would have pent her to the bottom In a short tluiii but for the fuot tint her hull wim double It Was tlio oxNlenooof the Inner skin ami iho general tauchces of the whole ves sel Hint t kciit hor nllont Hell into pilots mid others Interested In I nut Itlvornnd ound navigation have tnlkod a gre it deal slncn tho accident to tlio Puritan of thu iliiruer nrNIng from tho presence ot Binill rail boats In thn channel Irom Hell Gate to tlio hound at the time when this big Memiom nro pahelng throuch All sorts ot rrmodlos for the trouble hnvu been 8Ugiestod but none hit the pilot will admit to be prnu tlenble One suggestion Is that a sort of patrol hn established hlosO duty It shall be to wnrn olTof Ibo clllmn1 I nil small bonts lit tlio hours when Ihn Sound steamers are parsing The trouble with this the pllott say Is I tint tlio chnnnul which would hae to be kept clear Is I two miles lone nnd It would be Impossible to keel 110 long a stretch clear ot boats for lilY loticth of time Resides this while the big Hound stnnmors nil go out In a string at about G oclock In the evening they are IIkoly to come In In tho moinlni at Irregular Intervals and the a urn Mnlno Una and other oioancolni steamers likely to pass through Hell intent all bourn of the dny nnd night so that to realty obviate urn danger xmnll boat would hiivntobii barred out entirely from thnt purt of the hnnnol The Btenmbont men say hint the only thing to do Is I to blow up the Middle liround Hoot and so turn tho narrow ihuuuols Into non brand channel JfJK A1 RK TU TllK llhSCCK After Clinpplne Her Hontnl Hhe Chopped Her Daughter Too Charles A Gorge the French mirror maker VIIOBO mothvrlnlaw backed him with an me at his home at lr 0 Prlnco sreet on Bunday night was In a critical condition 304 tciday at St Incenta Hospital Tbe mother lnnu was arrested In Iho morning at 171 Spring street She Prood to be un elderly woman with nn ascetic countenance who In splto of n rather severe exDresaion looked in capable of hackli even n ponlnlnw Hor name Is Allco Andr tIne speaks little or no EnglIsh blie acknowledged backing George According to her story both George and Mrs George dtnnk nnd neglected their children The youngest child a boy nearly died on bat urdny night and Mrs George summoned a phjcIclan who told her that tho boy was dying forlnck of food Hie accordingly appuaioil to her hueb tnd for money hr Lay the nourishing food the child needed J ho money was all gone and bo began to bent her rho Bent for her mother Mrs Andri regnondtd promptly and whi n tier son lnliiw turned upon nor she helzpd n mall axe or hati hot which was conveniently near nnd bnckeil him threo tltnoH on the forehead Ho fell down unconsclouH und then naturally enough Mrs George pitched Into her mother and the old laity chopped her on the bend It wiib Mr Andr hepelf who uotllled the pollco tlmt there wits Bometlilne wrong at the IIOIIRO Mrs Andr vas held without ball eterdny An tiuent of the Gerry bociety took charge of tOo tao older children and izot Mrs George lockud upon the ground that she was respon sible for the condition of the youngoBt The chllil who Is white as a corpse was consigned temp iratlly tu the care of the matron of JelliT son Markot prison 31W1 PANT A IJIOU VllUKClt Ihe fey Pelhnm Wllllami Wilt Help Them but Xle Cannot lie tbe IKeotor A movement lias been started by the high church wing ot tOe congregation of Bt Stephens EpIscopal Church lu Brooklyn to or ganize a now church to be conducted on the rit ualistic plan much after the stylo of tho Church ot Sst Mary the Virgin and fat Ignatius Church In this city It Is also Intended If such a church Is established to place the llev Ur Pelham Williams who bus been unsatisfactory as rec tor to ibo Low Church membeis A meeting tho High Clmrel advocate was held at tho clone at the survives on Hunday night arden Vt C llman presided SOil more than lnw a onr nan pledged aa n salary for the rector A commIttee eubseiuently waited on Dr llllntnri and notllled him of tbe action taken anti also of the desire of the projectors of the movement that be should become the rector Hn promised to Interest himself in the estab lishment of such a church as was nropostd but he thought bo would have to decline the rectorship liefore the new church can bo established the consent of lllshoo Mttleinlm the standing committee of the diocese and of the two neigh boring churches of Ht htephet and of the burJIi of the Good Shepherd must be obtained Jllxhop IttUjohu Ills known strongly favors the establishment of new churches but there Ill seine doubt whether bo will countenance the orgnnlpatlon of one with the ultraritualistic tendencies proposed Klndtta1 ReUated oa Ball WAIIflINOTON April 21In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Charles E Klnculd who lint been In jail hero waiting trial for the killing at the Capitol of exltenre pcntatho Taulbeo of Kentutky about two months ago was today admitted to ball by Judgo lllngham In the sum of 120000 which was promptly furnished by Mr K J Winne of tills Inunniili limitnneialUiutttrlAMeti I nrdson of the Haltlmore Min D AWindsor J It ioung and John Paul Jones The ground of the motion for bull was that owing to his Illhealthclone confinement In jail pending his trial would result disastrously Sail perhaps fatally lo the defendant Mr Maurice hmlth and Jere Wilson of Washington henator luau ooiliofs nf Indiana and Gen Orosxeuor ot Ohio represented Mr Kluould Big Fires In l Japan BAN riuxciscoCal April 21The etenmer which arrived yesterday from Yokohama brought news to April 1 More disastrous fires have occurred In Japan On March 25 300 houses were burned at Aomatl The day alter over iOO buildings were destroyed at Nothlio nnd oor Duo at Mlinuro the latter llru raged six hours ICone Iudner and lit Gerry Hoclety President Gerry of the Society for the Pre vention of rosily to Children bat written lo Ibe Hoard or United Hebrew Charities ID regard to tie cal of Rose Ladnsr the Myearold Jewess who Is now In the rrotettant Iplscopal House of Mercy to wblcu ene wu committed by a loll i e magistrate on Iht plication of bennoiher The llebren rharlllfs hsssoutht to bat tie utiiiiiitinent annul ed on Hie ground that the girt will l e Induce 11 leiome a ClrlstUn but Julg AH drew ot the Huprrme Court il smis ed the writ of habeas eortius because It was shown tlat there was no Hebrew Iniittiiilon whIch would lake charge of the girl Mr ilerry says hit society It rigidly upposed to pro Irlllng II suggests that similar cases be avoided bv the establlsbraenl of an ansoclailon of iDa Hebrew tallb lo which children might ba oominUtesV Bankrupt 4Ba New lleelver Judgo Ilarrett of the Supreme Court has BP pclnted Samuel W Mllbank rerehercf lie I New York Irotcctlve Assoclatlone In place ot Michael Hreilln Ttienew receiver mist lii a bond of f IhU4 Justice tlarretl pays that tlie alipotDlmsnt of Mr llrslla was not a tltftr prBceedlng and that wltbotl catting any redaetlosu S5O Mr InsiSts peraonally tbe receiver should be a certon who la not boatll leeliber f lie faetioosla ine eorporaUon irttlia wu aa uppoasat et COMPANY n DOltS NOT DRILL Iii neeateltrnnt Members In Plain Clothe Looking On at tbe Armory Tltrro conimlgslonod ofllcrrB and two non commissioned but only throe privates of Com panyD reported for duty at the battalion drill ot the riotuntyflrst Itonlment held at the ar moms lost night dirt Belknnp against whom his command U arrayed though it wasnt Ins night excused from drilling slender a fol lowing In the galleries and about the build Ing howeer there were enough members of the company to havo made a respectable show Ing bad they turned out In uniform and re ported for duty TheIr appearance In the armory In ordinary clothing nnd nonappenrntico In uniform ut the dtill was In pursuance of n pro gramme adopted at a nicotine of the rocal cltrnnlB held at the companys club house In Harlem on tinturdny evening Thoro It was ro solved not to appear at drill or parade as lone ItS Capt Ilelknnp remains in command It was also resolved to uppenr In the armory on drill nights without reporting for duty In suffiolen numbers to show Hint no 01 Idi mfc dlsoato was the cause of their falluro to diilL A Lomtiauy drill IH due n nook Irom to night and If the iirogtummo Is adhered tn mattorsnlll doubt less como to a crisis Capt llelknap nlll have no recourse but to take measures to bno the Dellnauenev Court try and tine the offenders who lire llnblo to fines ranging from 1 to 3 fur tholr failure to atterd each drill H U can be shown thnt their failure IH the result of a eon Bplrnev tile ilollnrinentu are torhups liable to a courtmnrtlnl to bo summoned by the Adju tant General of the Mnto Copt Ilelknnp professed last evening n de termination to strmd by his guns and take every means to put his adversaries In tin wrong On the other hand the members of the company who refuse to recognize him n their commnndei expect to secure his trial by courtmnrtlal for the arbitrary nets for which tOo Court of Imiuiry lllegall ns U proved roc ommonded his discharge Appointment 07 Mayor Cleveland Mayor Cleveland ypBtorday reappoInted James T Kelly ID Police Commissioner of Jersey t Ity Edward A Lukan l I Street and Water Commissioner James Henderson tltl Fire Commissioner and Michael J ODonnol 1 I Tai Commissioners for terms of three ears each John Kenny IX I and George IL Hllllor r1ti Finance Commissioners for terms of two yonrseach Dr leonard J Gordon fF11 Free LIbrary Commissioner for a flveyeor term He albo announced that on May 1 he would reap point ProBldont John J oorhoes 1111 Charles illngstun tiLt and Hugh holly 1members of thi Bourd of Education for twoyenrs term The only ofllclnl whose term of office under tho new charter has expired and who was not reappolnted Is Megfrled IlammcrschlaglR of the Hoard of Sinking Fund Commlsslonors Ho wasono of the bitterest opponents of Mayor Cleveland at the recent election He Is actively engaged now In raising money to pay for tho contest of the oleullon by which the Itepubll cans hopo to oust the Mayor from office Ihe Mayor may heap hot coals nf tlie on his Load by reappolutiug him but it Is not likely Burned the Koad Attend DEXVEII April 21W A Leonard from Silver City brings nows of n daring attempt at robbery near thoro on Thursday John lioylo Jr and his brother left SIlver City with 3000 in sold to pay off mon at the Mountain Key mine at Pines Alton which Is owned by Gen John Doyle of at Iotils When half Way UP three mon sprang from the rocks pulled their gnus and demanded tbo money I ho Boyle boys re plied by drawing revolvers A plucky light followed which forced the robbers to retreat The Boyles rode hurriedly to Plnoa Altos whore a posse u as organized and the following day the robbers were lun down and alter a fight captured Tb Charleston Trial Trip BAN ritAKCisco April 21 Speaking of the United States cruiser Charleston last evening lioar Admiral Drown said her trial trip was the most snceeisful ever made by a now war shIp apt lemey chief of thin Charleston etalT oats thi discipline of the men was perfect and en gines bind machinery could not have givon bet tor satIsfaction With the ten und six Inch guns tn oof tho targets were destroyed at a distance ot 1000 feet IAJIL ilf 1NTELLZGJd dCft atsuoTrat aLaaieACrltb 05 BcnrUea 6 08 I bun ten e Sl Moon sett 1012 HIGH WiTm TUIS USV tardy llotik S hIS I GuY Jtland10 191 I Hell Oats hI 00 ArrlvetlllOKniT April JU Fs Altska Murray LIveroooL Hshms Labeler Bremsn bsRhaetla Kuhleweln Hamburg B r l aland Ilrslt Amsterdam Us Oladsstry vtlleun Hamburg ts I ictavla I 1rland Marseilles herlytia Haynes iienoa H Ulthinon 1 Jenny Klcbmond and Norfolk hn Johan nverdrup Monseu Haracoa Hs locals McIntosh ONtnpecbe ft Sir W alter Raleigh daii4lck Punklrfc Belielaware Chlchesler Jacksonville Hs butt of Ttiaa Williams lernandlna thor latet arrliauiee rtrsi Fatal iitatTRa ODT Rt Elder from New fork at bouthtmrton fct California from New lurk at Hamburg Silt IP FROM rOKKIGN FOnTt Si Denmark from London for New York Ke bib from bouthampion for New lock S Helvetia Irma 14veri ool for Stew York tpTcoiifd evRistimrs toll Tvitay Hutu Clan UuUMO lioliemla Hamhurf 800AM Nevada Liverpool 700All fail Tomorrow City of Berlin Liverpool s sos t Cobaii Trinidad 2 op M a oor M Croatia Lap llaytl IliOoAM 1 Oil r M t ropresa 11 Thomas 1 10 r M Onl I M JTriesland Antwerp H Do AM 8 a A M Germanic Liverpool COO A at ei90Ail Greece London India Mediterranean ports basis ttremen SilO A U 51 O A M heneca Havana liOOl P H a 00 r M Tyrlan JamaIca 20ulil IfOOrM ISCOSISIO sTlasautr Zitss 70u135 Flytla Gibraltar April S La thampag0sllavr April la Polynesia Hembur April s Nonrdland Antwerp April la Vevtmla UovlU April 19 Due Wttn tAai laril 23 Tsutonlo UueetiitowD April IT Colorado Hull April 10 irut rnuridty 4pr t2t Ft Ronaos Liverpool April 10 Italy LIveriKiol April lo male of Nevada Venue April 12 Out rrldjv 4VrU 23 Augusta Victoria SouthamptonApril IS city tf KUtimond Qoesnswwn April IT Trave firtmen April IS kcandla llavrt April 18 bateau LafltK lamllso April II Ollisllo linden April lu but afunluy April 2a Usrisla Hamburf April II Uerhendam lOot terdani April 12 Ilekla Christiana April 10 ulnt 3Jo1Lcc New Nlsavea IN GENTLEMENS HATS tiparlor and medium qualities elylst absolutely t trfac 12114 tairujc llcCANNti SIC Mower near Prince at narrys Trleopberoua the most reliable prtpar atloa for restoring and beautllrlnf ihs hair too The Baby Is Always Heady for VTAONEUS INFANT rOOD liesp1 Drcet HkIrtcuad to ULLL5JiaZs JflUll 4ULi9 I DLKTt jrtAEUJesnettewidow of Dtrmaa Baer ta Ua Wtli year ether at Yurtral will take plies from tba rttUtaeatt hei danthier Sirs 8 Morlta aos Xatt tad tt today at S A M nENJAUINSnddsnly e 5 April IB Kal h Ben jamin of Tonktrt N T Carrlates will leavt GritS Ctatnl Depot at 10 80 oclock A M today noABUMANOn tbe 1Mb bat Gerard eldest ton ot Lansdale and Levantla White Bcardman atred N years yunerai prlvata noOKUTAtCllften 53 April SO Isabel atwtf of II L Borert BBACKNEYfladdtnlr April JO John Brackney Funeral private Interment IB Blafhamton N V Blnthamton supers pltate copy CIlAUIlERIAINOn April la et mcnlnrlUa Harold 0 I Infant ten of Pr Otorc VV and Haiti L Chamberlain Funeral from the retldenee of hit parentt 4ss Lej Initon av today at 10 30 A M CBOSII YOn Sunday April 50 Charles W Crosby In the Olth year of hie age Funeral tervlcea al the Church ot the Holy Trinity Madison av and 42d di today at 2 clock r U IF KM P rYOn Sunday morning April 10 at lien Echo on the Hudson Lavlnia larleton Hobllliell widow of John Alrd Deraptey M P and youngest daughter ot the late Henry Hobllliell liq of Bed ford Ta Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Thursday April 24 at Bdf twater N J at 12 M Interment tn Greenwood Cemetery IOU IAHHon Knnday April 20 Harriet Btnlav ter widow of Stephen a Douflsra JTAHLEIn this city on Monday April 21 Ann Elba Htdden widow of Abraham Lent Ctrl tied 71 years UOOII WIN At Mamarnneck N T on April 21 Ida Virginia beloved wife of Jtmss Shaw Ooodwln and daufhter ot Iht hats J Cooks Biter ot IbllaJel cLIa Boston Transcript Boston Herald and Newport papers plea copy onirnNOn Monday evening at the Reotery Ilroadway and 3Jd et lbs Rev Jeremiah Griffin pastor tit Ihe Church of tbs Annunciation Notice of funeral hereafter IIA LLOn Sunday April 20 Mary t beloved wit ofliicar 1 Hall lIAIITKllFAt Oceanic N J April so Sirs Ketlah UlaJr llalstead In her 03d year Interment at Falrvlew Cemetery Albany and estern papers please oopy KHCHK15On Saturday April IC IBM at Orange N 1 Ueorilana Louisa dauil ter ot tha late John a Cosier and widow ot Charles A Heckscher Funeral service at St Marks Church Orsnte K J on Tuesday JM met on arrival train leaving foot of Barclay and Christopher tie at 910 t A M Car rialtes itt altlnf IIAMIlTONOn April 20 at the residence of bit brother UUest 11th st the Itev J a Hamilton formerly pastor of Rutland Square Presbyterian Church Dublin Ireland IIAYMAN On Saturday April IV John niyman its hI Zilitti S cur Funeral private Toronto and Canada papers pleat copy IIIGIKYon April Il Emma W wife of Warren Hlgley niPICNBUYEBOa Saturday April Is ot pneumonia at her late residence 130 1st avMar arelta B aged M year beloved daughter ot Caro line A and the late John V Itlrpenmejer lateral services today at2T M at tt Augustine Chapel t lOt Plityt Houston st IlOUIIYAtreekklll V Von Saturday morning April IH John H Hobby In his 78th year K Istlvfs and Wrndsare rfspectfully Invited to attend the funeral from his late residence today at 2 P M Carriages will meet the 11 lu A M train from the trand Central Depot JkKIIV hudilenly April lot Kate Kaughran the beloved wit of John Kelly Funeral from her laU residence Rl Rast 122d it to day nllOAM l hence to the church of Et Paul the Apostle llTtbit and 4th av where a solemn requiem mao will be offered for the repose of her soot kindly omit flowers JUAVFL1I On sturiUy April 19 tWo nilen U Lavelle ttloved wife of Dennis r O Lavelle In this Mth veer of her age Kelatlvei and friends are respectfully Invited to alien I tbelunerat from her talc resilience in ICe tlth st on Tuesday Aprils at U 30 A M thence to the Church of the Biessed bacrameut where a solemn bosh of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul Please omit flowers MlritltorilOn Saturday April IS Jamet W son of the late Stephen L Uurjoh aged XI rears The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend his funeral fom OCt East 1Mb st Tussday Aprils atl Si oclock r H CanadIan papers please copy SIAIIKK1 on Sunday April 2a Francis Markey a native of the parish of Tulllcorblt county Mon i ban Ireland aged 7i tears Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend Ihe funeral from his late residence 20U Last tenth st on Wednesday April 0 at U A M thence to the church of ht Ceclllawhere a solemn requiem mats wilt be offered for the repose of his souL aicfiAltlfi Saturday April 10 John Joseph Francis only ion of P 11 cud U A McCiarry Funeral nerviest today at 10 A M at Church of the Nativity d av and Sd st Relatives and friends are Invite 1 to attend Interment In Calvary Cetneterv HleOKANOn Saturday April IB at her late reel dine 453 Welt 3d sL Wary A widow ot James Sic an Jcneral today at 11 A M from the Church of St Michael MerINTVREOn Sunday April 20 Annie Mcintyre beloved wife ot Thomas Mcintyre In the Bid year ot tier 1 age at her lat residence 107 1ayntar av Long Ihland City 11 IC CI and friendlIer respectfully InvIted to attand i funeral Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock M1SlJLcAt Wapplncer balls l N V on Saturday April IB Uesler Lydlg Stealer lu the Bid year of her at Funeral tervlcet at Zion Cbnrcb VTapplngert Falls N T on Vtednesuay April as at 1 44r X Car riage will be tn waiting at New Hamburg on arrival of train leaving New York at I 10 A M NKY UAN In Brooklyn on Sunday April 20 Eliabeth rettlt nldow of Theodore A Newman OIlirFKOn Sunday April 30 Florence OEeeft la relbjlon Mother de ChantaL Requiem today at UX U at Lrsnllne Convent East Uorrisanla N f Friends are Invited OBMHItYIn Brooklyn April 21 1080 of keart dlstaae Ouy Ormsby son of Wit L and Katie Ormsby ageS 4 yearlU months and 21 day Funeral from 1S6U Bergen it mar Albany av Wad Dtsday April 21 al2T M PBATTUothe Uth Init at Leamington England John II Pratt late of the firm of I ratt Farmer New York iced 67 year BOniNNONOn Monday night April HI at his late residence 3 King it Isaao noblntoo aged la years Notice of funeral tomorrow SHANNONOf heart failure at Ml Mh av Charles Forty youngest son ot William P and Car rie Shannon agil I years Funeral private Albion N Y and Springfield Matt pipers pleas copy BillTnOn Sunday the oth at her tttt resldtnoe In this city Sarah Nlcoll widow of J Lawrence Smith and daughter ot the late James Clinch Funeral services will be held at St James Church EmUlitonn Long Island on Wednesday the 28d tail on the arrival of the train leaving Long Island City at hito2 A M lo which a special car will beat tached returning rtacb Long Island City at ili2 PM I HU ITIIAt the residence of hsr ton Inlaw John P I Jackson Kill 4n East imhsi on Sunday morning April 20 Susan E Smith relict of Samuel Mitchell Smith M D and daughter of the late Charles An thony Btq both of Ohio Interment tt Columbua Ohio ajlIITII At MountVernon April IS Lewis Ran dolph Jr4 second eon of L Randolph and Carolina M Smith In his bIb year Funeral serried tt the residence et hit parents today at 10 A M Carriages will meet the RrJ2 trim train Grand Central Depot New Haven road SPJEUDINGIn New Utrecht early oa Sunday morning April 20 Anna daughter of Robert sped ding aged 43 years Fleers private

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