The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
April 24, 1890

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1 mm uune II CAUIMU ffJJ r IP YOU WANT 1 lrO Ax cur BB rotmD m TRB nAXoa c MARD I FURNISHEB ROWS I FIATS RELIABLE ADVERTISERS IN f i SAVE TIME BY HEADING THE COLUMNI OP THE INs U N THE SUN 1lII VOL LVHNO NEW YORK THURSDAY APRIL 24 1890TEN PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS I I CHICAGOS BIG STRIKES A COXSTAKITr OltOlflNd DKXAHD MfVR AN KlOllIllOVn VAX tr ry tT l nni t Bennlte or th Ntaindatlll a thai nnlldlnB Traidec Hrltkmakrr Talla r i ne Othe rai JolailnB the Idler Cnifuoo April 23 The cnrpent f trlk eontlnnes with no change unless I bo the In creased confidence of the strikers tu their ulti mate and complete victory The knowledge tRI a strong financial backing Is behind the movement makes It easier to bring outsiders Into the union This morning sjtvornl squads ofoarpenttrs who had met arrived In tho city were taken to headriuarter nod they joined the union The pressure on thn striking car penters br property owners whose buildings ar unfinished and who aro suffering loss by the delay may result In some arrangement by which tho Carpntors Council will undeitnke t do the work The strike has already resulted In an In crease of rents In the business districts Tho mammoth ofllco buildings which woro to have been completed by June 1 aro now In an In dellntte state as to tha data of occupancy Meanwhile butdnoss men wlio expected to oc cupy stores or ofllces In the now structures find themselves obliged to remain In their oh Quarter and In many Instances n u much larger rent Iho bamocondition applies to tho bU apartment houses and their piospectlvo tenants President Compers of tho American Federa tion of Labor lolt Ibis moinlug lor Detroit Whence he will go to iew York The gas litters of tho city will go out on next Monday to enforce a demand fur nn olghthour day and a minimum rate of wages of ttM Ior day Notice of tho Inteodeddomnnil was served on the bosses two weeks ago TIm employers have decididi not to answer tho mans com munication except by discharging all gas litters tars on Saturday night J he gas litters nro now rcceUlug wluoly varying rates of pay and sorno of thorn are paid no moro than la borers The scale un from 12 a day lor tbo less competent to KSuO for tho thoroughly killed mcchunlc The men object to this and Will Insist like the members of Ibo kindred trade the plumbers on a minimum into of Wages The strike of tho brlckmnkers and brick yard laborers In the northwest portion of tbo city has resulted In tho complete stoppage of business The yard proprietors have accepted the situation lor the present and will make no effort to losumo work with nonunion men The conditions of trade are entirely In favor of the strikers Tlio brlik market Is almost entirely bare of stock and only for the partial paralysis of business caused by tLe carpenters etrlko iho demand would be large and urgent All of thu men on strike are what Is I known as band moulders In diminution from the men employed In yards where brlckmak InK machines are used The baudmade brick are Indispensable In certain lines of building and uiaeblnomude brick cannot be substi tuted lor them The demand of the men Is for a reduction of the output required tu mako I days work from n000 to 7000 and an increase of Ill cents tior day In wngos Heretofore the moluders have been receiving 250 perday and the laborers f 3 o They now demand t3 and 250 respectively The brlckmaklng season 15 roopectvely baa just started and the men have woo I their demands before any stock could be accumu lated bY tbb bosses The 15100 employees at the stock yards are more than likely to go on strike for the eight hour day on May 1 They have been preparing tor such n move for some time and while It Is true that no definite agreement has been mado or data sot It Is universally understood by the men that they aro to go ont on Mil I The butchers and coopers are thoroughly or Rnnlzed and hold the key to the situation when they null tho remainder of the forco r must stop because thoro will be nothing for them to do But all or the mechanics and laborers employed there will only be too glad to join the coopers and butchers In another oooprs effort to obtain the eighthour day aor JTaUrbank A e who employ 2000 me will concede the elahtnour day without a con test and so will Fowler Uroa who have always been In favor of the short working day P O Armour would concede It i a conference could be brought about between him personally and the men The strike fovor has struck the tailors em ployed In shops that do the work fur large manufacturing houses dealing In readymaile clothing Tier complain that the bosses are cutting the prices heretofore paid for making garment chiefly vests and trousers and In creasing tho number or hours of work re iiulred A demand has been made on tho Iulrd bosses for concessions and unless the same are granted a strike will follow PiTTxnuium April 23tiratid Master VllkI eon Vice Grand Master Downey and the sev eral blq guns of the railroad federation now in this city have announced that thin is i their lat day After this time they will not deal with the railroads but will transfer the wholn mat ter to Iho Executive Council The yoid switch men tlio original cause of the difficulty are more persistent than ever In their demands backed as they now aro by thousands of men in other brunches of the railroad federation Who huM joined them The entire city is I nervous ni a railroad Mi Ike In Httsburgh Is I far more ominous than a strike In a city twice its size Kvrn I an agreement Is I not reached whereby the mon are satisfied In regard to wages tho principal ntlcUng point leaders nay there will hardly be aetrlkn before n er days as tho Executive Council of tho Federation to whom tbo man agement o allalrs passes will require some time to fully weigh tin situation Tomorrow morning pome Kin miners and coLers the Hmlthton district near Connells I vII will come out on strike Tim 1 mn have been uneasy for a long tlmo and roiueoted a conference iodn This was granted but none I of Ibo operators attended the meeting and tln local committee ordered 1 strike to tako effect at once The mon demand the Columbus inte for running li rents and the Connellsville rate for coke drawing anl PARS April 23 The Hr Etienne Miners Congress has resolved to demand a working day of eight hours nnd uniform wages In all nierlH and If thoie dnmands are rot com piled with to strike on Nay day SUE siiiiKXits iiAnxr DICLllIJ 2 I FHUI Ne CompUlBtti HHYO Ilren JlceeilTdd Yet From the Central Yard mm Officers of th Now York Central ltnllronil Comoany denied yesterday that there was any likelihood of I strike among the yardmen along tho line of their road General Manager J MToucey said Those who originate the complaints must be afraid to come nut and show themselves I they have any grievances they know that we will listen to them Mr Vuoriees who It II aild they complain of for discharging men and thereby crippling tho force hadnt laid oft any more men than Mr Webb anti myself either Mr Voorhees Mr Webb nor myself as anything to do with tho muimKpment of the Grand Central Hlutlon I is controlled by a separate com pan und Mr Platt Is I lice general Ion eral manager There wan no strike Mt the Thirtythird street yard on Monday either and no committee has walled on any of ue Labor Illapulra in I Brooklyn The Brooklyn carpenters ore naUntlm the Question as to the rate of wages and tbe hours of labor which are to provnll after May I 1 At a recent conference between committee representing the Master Carpenters and the Joiners Association It was urged by tbe fore that the eighthour rule I put In op station on May 1 would work much Injury to the trade and seriously embarrass Ihe con f tois A suggattinn wus made that the iththour Iuelutlon I not go maLe operation lor six months The other cummltUe refused 52 accent It No agreement was reached on I the time question and the rate of wages was 1 also iett i unsettled Another conference Is to be hold next woek The diF1er and conductor on the Third avenue line ol the Brooklyn City Railroad are dieeatifled with the now time table which his been arranged by Division huperlntendent bmuith aDd there mBJflie tiouble unless COniC 6lb les are made rnaj he men are DOW obliged 10 mak tlht In8t ad of eoven trips over thin line and are unable they nay oven by driving RI a ttangeflU5 eneed the aM aOleroua lo conform to I sMer chdui tim The i tme new arrangement Is between Idllin dlrot conflict with thin lufreament IWlellh coP ny and UK employees which was made n the beginning 1 the year and Tn IIVIIIH to i8 IKtI to Pre tlO Levin be Iltllr iUhleo c cunfliemit that Iho t tlllcult I u ill rho strike among the rr ters and boiler nIaars irooki lt Ihl tls Illn Dry Dock work In llrookIy0 blacksmiths n still continues and yesterday the also kllf l helper 10 the number of forty stonjed work beeubO some nou union 1 1L14 been urvloyed awo oouulion JL BILTKH lulL AOREKIt 11OV II niTca tie Hfcrtl ry the Option of Re elrrmUic 1 the Ccrllflcolei In Mnlllon WABIIINOTON April 23TIe llipubllcnnq of the House and Senate lmo agreed upon a silver bill The agreement I In harmony with the measure adopted by the tienato caucus committee with one important amendment Here Is the full text of the proposed bill That tba Bteratary of tha Traaaury U hereby directed lo purchase from tin to lime Hirer bullion to tba arrraicata amnnni of 4 OJnoo ounCe of tree Uur in I a ach mouth at the market price thereof not ocd Inirtl for U7I 5KiOirraliiiof pare sliver and to lieu In pATtninl for inch purrhaiea of ulCer bullion Treaiury 1110 of the Lnltrd main lo be pr parad by tha sacra tarT of the Treasury In inch form and of each iltnoin lliadona not leia I than II I nur more thin SIIM ai ha mar preacriha and a mm lUVcieiit to carry Into effect tha i rovliloim of trill act la nl hereby apl roprlateit out of any men in tic reaiury not ntherwina I appropriated riir 1 That iha Treasury notej laiued In accordant with his provleicna nf IhH act shall be redeemable on demand In lawful money of the I flUid Blntra at the Treatury nl tile lnli4 I Mal nr at the omce of any Avalitatt treasurer of the L lilted Mat a ant when 10 redeemed may be reiiiued but no greater or It I amount of eucn notri hal be outitandlnir at any lima than the roil nr ibr Hirer boll then held In lire I Treasury purchased hT I inch nrtte and such Treaiury riotriatiali be rtcelrable for ctntoma taxea and ail t ub I lit outs and when in received 1 UIAV t arelin d and such notei when held hr any national banktmr I naNoclatinn may be 1 counted en a pan 01111 lawful rrttrrt prottdMl that I bl upon ibA ilemund 1 of in holder I of any of Ihe Irvaaury I uotea 11 lierein provhled lor the secretary of the 1 rcaiurv mar tn hUdliiretlon 1 and under Such reffuiatlnnii I ash may prescribe exctian e for luch notra an amount of purer buliton which hell be eQiial In I alua at the taunt et price thereof on the day of eictianje to the amount of eucti nntpi hLi d That the Secretary of the Treannry iliall coin ancb portion of the illver iiulltcn pitrcliajed umtnr tha I roTIHoni of thn act ae may bo ne enaty to provide I I or the redemption of the Treasury note herein I provid I ed tr and I any tln or lnuraiie attune from inch colnaK urr eliall be accounted for and paid Into the Tree urrrl 4 Thai the Kllrtr bullion purcl aid under the provlflonatif Ihia act shall be auhjert tothereinlre unniRof exl 1lnUK I And the refftilAtloiiR of thn mint pnnlce ffnvrrmnir the m thndi of dettrmlnlnr thn amiHint of pure dIcer contained aOl tire amount of chargei or ilnducllini If anr ui b o nmdn id 1 llllt IV touch of tfitf act or reb J i IrtTiV I enti tled An act to all until lie coinage of the atandaril al Ter do let and to rpnute ill leiral lender character ai reiiulrei the monthly purchant and coInage of tile aimn Into nlier donate of lint teM I than two inllllon lousy nor more than four million dulau worth of alltrr bulltiti la hernhiri1 eatcd ie i l let tIt Act shall lake Sect thirty daya from and after Its rnnaje 1ik Senator Teller of the Senate subcommlttoo did nut agree with his associates In the conclu sions they leached but they were adopted by tho full committee of thirteen without his single dlontlng vote S caking of tlin mat tor InterSonntnrTellorsald lie hud announced his PUMIOII not to flupnort the bill that gae to this Secretary of the Treasury the option of I redouminc tie certificate in bullion and ho would not do FO Ho would for hlmxolf ho Ill inakrt an elTurt to secure roe silver coin ago Fnllliig in that he would accept tile next best ihliii no could get When the measure came up In the ouoto for action ho said ho tender would moo to make the certificates legal tlller In thn Republican caucus tonight Mr Con eor presented th report of the caucus com mittee and tho bill was adopted upon a stand ing vote without tho formality of ron aye and no call Only half ridoren members voted In the negative and their opposition was mainly based upon the failure of the bill to give a full legal tender quality to tho treasury notes In addition to the provi sions of the bill already etatrd It is provided that tbo money now held In tho Treasury undor section 5222 It ii and sec tion 4 of the National Bank not Is to bo cov ered Into tlio Trcnsury This Iq the proposi tion which was Introduced In the House last week In the form of I bill I concerns the money held to redeem national bank circula tion In the case of n llimldatlng bank or banks reducing circulation or taking out now char tire whero the full circulation Is I not redeemed This fund which It Is proposed to restore I7800UOOO to circulation It Is estimated amounts to ie THAMES unman ALL IIUlr One Pier has Mottled About Four Incite but I Cause no Vaeimlaeiai NEW LONDON April 21A dcuputch was lent out from New Haven on Tuesday night to tho effect that about six weeks ago It was noticed that the whole of the western pier of tho Thames lllvor bridge B bad sunk seven Inches that the stono work had cracked owing t the strain and that to restore the ereloftno track the ties overhead had to be removed planks placed along the stringers for about 10 feet and the ties and rolls then relald In an Interview today Assistant Superintendent Leverett 8 Miler of the New York Providence and Boston Itallroad mild the settling of the pier had been known for a long time but that It causod the railroad ofll dais no uneasiness and has not boon con sidered a source of danger to trains passing over I The west shore pier had settled per liaps four Inches Tho tracks had Jieon blocked up ontbls bridge us they aro on nil Iron bridges when first put In use Heat and expansion I renders I nocesary Tho pier rests on solid piling The crack In the Uo breaker In the I iiilddla pier Is of trifling oouBOQUonco Super Intendunt Miller said thor was no truth In the statement that tho brldgu was weak Hupeilntendent Gardiner of the same road says that nothing has occurred or Is I likely to occur to cause tim sUsPensiOn of the usr of tliB bridge The facts ate that the nature of the foundation under pier one which was built practically on ihore proved to be less stable than was supposed Tho fcottlement began when Ihl weight of the span way taken by tire pier und his been gradual ever since tho set tlement altogether being about four Inches only The pier bus not settled more than one fiighth of nit Inch In the Ilnt three months Tim strength of the bridge Is In no way Impaired

paired and trains are run over It at tho name rate of speed as they have been since the bridge IIH built which ID restricted by law to ten miles an hour DKIltlQVKXI illlllOllS Artlat Redwood Pined L0 for FlxInK It Messenger with at Jnler Judgo Trims devoted most of yesterday to disposing of the cases of 178 delinquent jurors who had failed to appear In the Superior Court when drawn and piesumably sum moned for duty In the terms running from De comber to March Of tliolTR 1S niipnired In porhon Hdlditvlta were submitted from 44 and William M IVrklns Willis J Iloat Charles Conitantlne John J Goodo M Marks Nichols and Henry L Caroy foiled to respond and wore flied IM each Of those who appeared Allen C Redwood and Albert I 1 Oarroltson wero also lined Mr inrrettsonB fine was remitted upon his ox ilrtln trig that when ho mis hummonod to ap tear two of his daugiiteis well sick with a a malignant lover Mr hello mcd fold the Court that he wan an ttrtit t and that thn sum mons came lu his busiest ruflon He had lon d t tie man II will served the notlco I he 11 couldnt rent ut rtomo other Ire and the mau oIIJnt 8 he thought lt ho could llx It Next day IIU man culled again and mid It was all right nnd that It 1111 cont him to llx I Redwood raid ire reimbursed the man tlld Inn Didnt you know that you violated tie lawf Judge Truax ithkutl Jule Jrlas he hud ben put lo considerable trouble and thought I it only right thut he iii hr in he pail hiiarcli of the reeords showed that Mr lied tearch wood notice hud been given to Henry I Con oolle Mr Connelly will be asked to explain nely Connlr wil suspended Connelly pending hbarlfftickler an Investigation piomptly susveldod Conuelr Mr IaonurU W Jrraimeti Iricurlouai Con alllloii One of tho ofDccrn of the Conoy Island Jockey Olub who recoil es regular advices from Leonard W Jerome President of tha club lays that the fameus patron of the turf U ntlll dangerously sick In London and thut his family and friends far f that In Will not re oer Since April 1 wbvn Mr Jerome wits taken se riously Iii while on his way to board the steam er for America and wa taken back to bin ho tel he has not rallied Nu gentleman at pros rut connected with tho turf will be more missed at the groat spring handicaps than the father of our modern racucourbos JL ureUrer IdlarvIng lllmietr MAliQUETrE Mich April 23Holzlmy the Uogeblo highwayman In jail here Is try ing to starve himself He has not eaten any thing for several days und Is sullen and ugly The outcome Is watched with onniddorablo In terest but most of the uuthorltlun b llue his courage will Kite out In I day or two Fiinl Triiln C i W o liliirl I i A complete rcheilula of feet l Iralin lu llalllmore and Waiblnilon la opraiad by 110 Jersey fentral lleadlnir hlollnl and U aol U All trains rut throu b and ara trgulpped ull Fullman parlor and aleepllif car Iuuiliul service ktaiiona fool of Liberty at41u Tie new Blocnm toninaraant lanai racket the but To mae bpaJdlniaat reaQ Y d 1 Muck Ileorlce Acknowladfed to be Ibo moit popular brad JJi Blraniky Oo KJth It near Bd ar Tbnriday I tarttlaitay rhomaada of things ilsceJ44a COUNCIL OF WOMENS CLUBS aiXTTFHUn lICIBTHt HKFHKBCXTKD IN TtlK CONrtNTlO Adpl A ronxllliitlna lnrtliei General rrrirrmlloit or Wincne Club Objccli of the New Orgiselaatlon Pint Forth Tho movement board I federation of tho womens clubs set on foot by Korosls when sho celebrated her twentyfirst birthday last I spring culminated In a convention a Bcottlsu lute Hall yesterday at which sixtyfour clubs I were represented Those club contain a large membership and alI found In widely HOP itratod Fiectlons Among them are The Sew lniland Uomene rren Ao talon the Qnlll Club and rentaron Club of noatoni the Brooklyn Women Club and the Iroebal Society ot Brooklyn the Woman Club of Naw Or aanet Ihe Womena Treu Club of Cincinnati the Onoll Club of Knoirlllai the Saturday Clab of LeaT nworthi the Century Club and the Woman Club ot flan rranclico the Kradnnia lia ¼ ser Wonana Literary aM Women Fdnca llonal and Industrial Clubaof Punklrki I fourteen olubi from Majiachnietu tire Ladle Literary Ainclatlon Iinbuqua the Century Club and the Roman Cald of rhlladelphlai Ibo Uumaiii Club of 1liuburnn the Woman Literary Club of Hradlord Ia the Ladies therapy Cluhot Irand Rapid the Womane Club of Pairolt and Laiiilni the New Century club of St Iaul tile Catharine Merrill Club and the Womana Club of hidlanapollai the Wliconiln HomAna Club tha After noon Club of aneirllla Ihe Round Taba ClubofSe braika City tIre llypatla Club ef Kanian CIty the New Century Club of V Ulmlnilton the Uomana Club I ot TI kr the Ionian IDI Ill Oh I aio S 1 th1 Anti 11 Hunhilubot Macon city ihn V onMlta Cub of Mar l IA llirn la horuali of Jackaoiiville Ill Hilcaxoa llelladei and Wonili Club the M I of Kanrai City The New Knulnnd Womans Clubwhnse head Is Juila Vnnl llowo has reftmed to come Into tire moderation on the score that Its organUa lion Is pronmturo tolls Ironturo 1 1lul entiorrwhricii was composed of about 101 women tol opened by llla Hletr Clvmor President of Horpalo nnd Imlrman of an Advisory lI visory Committee appointed last lonr n a meeting ut the MiuliHon MHIIIIO hentro 1 of del ellteH of th womens Llub who helped KoroMls celobrule her coming of f age The other mew llrhl Ifef I lh of the t conimltloe are M Louise rhg a 4 I tophiu C HolTmuu and lenny Juno rely of I Sorosts Mary I Hall of tho row culture t I lub I l of Philadelphia t Amelia K Mimof tire Brook lyn Romans lub and Charlotte Kmorson llrowu ol the Womans Clubnl Orange In ml 1 dltlou to taking the noorsaary steps to brini about tire Conentlon tlio committee formu Inted a constitution to be adopted when tho Convention came together In opening the proeeodlngs Mrs flymor sail the propound federation was Intended to bettor tho condition ol women at lurga UN well as of the memburrtof tho elubb eompoKlng it i purlenuo had Hhonu that club life bad been of benefit tn women Individually While uomen Blio continued had greater social fieedom In tnt United Mutes and mado bettor ace of it than In any oilier country in the world polltl cully they worn not as free as their deters In otherwise less tree countries She had found that to a great extent womans froodom was little than tbo reflected of ltte moro thal light mans freedom but she hoped tho Federation would ultimately bring about the complete emanci l pation said of American women In closing sho saidTho The American woman of tho nineteenth century ban sot her face toward the lost Gar den ol Eden and is not going to stop until she gets there lelA loprtr detailing the operations of the Ad opraton8 visory Hoard which had resulted In the assem bling of the Convention I were then real I lien the draft of the I constitution adopted by the Advisory Committee t before tho Convention Article 1 bis association shall be called tire ionoial Federation of Womens iubewris the subject of considerable dl cusslon Mrs Croly suggested as aoubstitute for this name The federated union of Womens Clubs On somebody substituting national for general In the original name Mrs Croly thought It would bo ungracious thus to limit the association to a single nation Not a woman In the world Is of one country ord try chic said tryMrs 1 M I Merrill moved to substitute International for general but all substi tutes were finally defeated and the name as originally proposed was adopted orlrDalr II after a still longer debate was adopted In Its original form as follows Tn object of the nral Federation li I to bring ito communication with each other the venous women oluba throughout thus orl4 In order that they may compare ffuL malbodaof work and become muloaUy belp ffuLIn In the course of the debate Mrs Croly speak ing of an amendment to substitute coopera saidTo tion for communication with each other To an earnest woman cooperation Is as large a thing as the uulvereal world to many however It only means to start I grocery Article III as finally adopted provided that the number of VlcePruuldants should corre spond with the number of clubs composing the 1 edoratlon and that they and the other officers should constitute a council with power to elect an Advisory Hoard which should trans act the business of tho Federation and rei ort to the council and also to tire Federation at each meeting the meetings to be biennial metul ellcll woetnls The rest of the proposed constlution was cOI8tuton laid over until todar The conditions of mem bership proposed by It which are not likely to be altered are contained In section a of Article IV us follow fiectton 3 A club In order 10 be ollblo to membership In Ibo Uenral relerallon of Uomeua Club roach pot ecu the following lualitl atlona FlrsiA cormiiutiim which shell how by HI plan of work ttiat no clarIon or po Itlcat teSt la required alit that III Curios is 1 not primarily philanthropic I or tech cilia tU that ti chief otject U 1 literary artUtle or aclentinc culture wile the Don broadly human move uncut be racoitnled wet may roo nlll decond i record of not leas I than one year of organ ized 1 club 110 The afternoon session was devoted to the reading of reports nliowlng the Hlms and ids of tho various clubs reproonted The e m ncarlr every soolii case proved to bo In tho main literary aud The evening scsplon which was attended by n tow men as well as by many women besides tho delegates to tire Convention was opened with an iiddri R by Mrs Croly on the Advun trige4 of liouerallIub Fedoratiorr The growth lit womens clubs she said was the marvel of tire trust twentylive years The clutS had proved to bo fruitful lu tho development of lire mental and moral resources of women Uho club bad been defined a the school of the middleaged womun und so It was In broai dense It giatlllod bur desire for fellowship and her IItlod for Unott lodge I besides giving her bunlness ability nnd a J rut ni ancesh I P I with purliamnnuiy law The union of clubs in federatIon was the nat ural outgrowth of f tint club idoal it I waa a wholesome wldonlngiof a plutforui on whloh all Wt mnn wern oijual arid entitled to miual ad vuniujCDs TliiuiBW Cuntury club t of Philadel phia was tire eontro of active mental and inoril foiceu lire Wisconsin Womuns Club 01 Milwaukee was 1 homo for literature and too arts A federation of womms clubs would bo apt tn I fuho tbo diverse 1ln18 of all Into one hnrmonlouH wlmlo CorporationH Mrs troly eouclud d might not have souls but club had and ihoy eitlied for club sympathy I MlHsOrtec I iJodgodecrlhod Ibo Ansocla lon of orklng hlrl SocietIes ol wiilli lo Is I tile 1ronMfnt Among other things she told of I mumLor of r I working girls society In an other city Mtiding her cook to tho congress 00ulre8S which met hero list tsfok knowing that she had tho moru brnns of the two and would make I bttor doluguta Fire oook read a Cunereis paper which was ona of the belt heard ut the ConJreu Mrs J II Warner of the Wisconsin Womans CluD talked about women need of club cul ture and Mrs M 1 W Hinall of Indianapolis raid the husbands of the country Hlmuld rear a monument to I tire woman who originated the idea 01 establishing a womnu chiP ChalrivomanClymer alierdeflnlugn womans club as n bunalnc together of women for mu tual Improvement said It hal enabled woman to prove lierbclf not only the peer of Inn In the organization of great conventions but his orllulzalon Ir conventon I su perior As a presiding officer Frances Wlllard Mrs Clymersuld was acknowledged to have no equal among men HIt Ibe Wrong Mum COLV3IDIA H 0 April 21ho Governor today commuted to lifo Imiulaonment the death sentence of Green Drown a negro con victed of the murder of John Hood Hr father of the hherlffof Chanter county and A member of u prominent tall In that county I was ulollnent Known that the I nemo believed Hood to be a mun named Hooper who had boen paying Im proper uttintlons 10 his wife Mr Hood was shot at ul nton while parsing near Drowns houxe Tire Hhertff trevented Drown being lynched but opposed a commutation ItinerlTnlla Itcpubllcallic rnir AUKMiiiA April 23Tho llepubllcan State Committee met today and decided tbat tbe Gubernatorial State Contention shall bce held In Huirlsbuigon I lunejr A resolution expiehslng ioiilldfni In pupil I StateN aiialiir Jinn MH adopted Icy rt rlilnu oio Ilio ioii tlilit I IteiTiiMoitultox Allnii nd hplin lit In luct ItiiiiMi in Hiitiiilinc tliti I rim CIM against ln 1111 t 111 tje him on the rtuurd tuoru piouounced InUecent lUItJON 01 UVUDKlt The lied of A Mlaalrm llevrtlord Coilra tor Found In I the River IlArtTFonn April Z5A Bailor on I org body floating In the Connecticut near Cromwell saw n 10atnl CD necticut llltor this afternoon He got U ashore and tbo Coroner was summoned from Mlddloiown The body had evidently been a long time In the water A handkerchief was tied tightly mound the neck M to cause the I Coroner and medical examiner to suspect foul play A number of documents wore found In I an inside pocket and wont to show that the body was that of Thomas Iynoh of this city who disappeared nn tho night of March 10 Mr Lynch went to Cromwell tonight and positively Identified the husband Lynch last body as that of her Locl was Been driving on Monday March 10 at about 830 P M with Jack llolan a man of bad char acter At about 3 A 3 on Tuesday the horse returned to his homo with only the shafts of the buggy llolan returned to his home at about the cam time Two days atterwurd the main part of tho buggy nas found In the North Meadows In a brook opening out of Kktnnora Pond Dolin was Questioned and all he would say wns that he got drunk and reinemberei Lynch on Monday night driving north with Jrnch nlrht Iloyond that lie had no teoolloctlou SkInners Pond wns unsuccessfully dragged for Iyncha body lor three days alter ho disappeared Nothing wan hoard of him until today when his body was found Dr Car the medical eamlner was eon to night and said that Iho body had evidently been IRa or MX I weeks In tho water 1 was HO I decomposed that ho could not loll posltlvoli tho aline death but balloted I that death hat oceuriod before the body struck thn Wirier OCll bclre Ihn hnndkereliiel about the leek would not hnvo sriingled tlio man unless ROme ono hm Hrnlod held the ends He thought tho caso ery sus PlelotiH lrfl Cleveland and Look who mode tIIIIOI nn autopsy said that In their opinion death oc curred before Ilt body touched the water Lincha watch waR found to bnve stnppoi at 10 minutes bourn 3 This wa within A linlf I hour nf f tile tlmo lie was Spurt driving with Ilolnn by Polkomiin Pagan of the Hartford ioico Mis liuch thinks her hus band was mudo away with and xutt anxious lo IIMAO a warrant ksn d for hobos arrmjt The Hnrtforu I ollce hOlelOr think tire ate a tint Ilrtorol It olcc belief that Lynch got very drunk and I was thrown from his mam Into the water llelng helpless ho drowned and when the spring rains made high water his body flouted Into the Connecticut Itlyer Lynch wns a contractor and I man of good reputation though known to drink hard at tunes ITo WIS tholih good terms with liolnn as I ole known Ills body will bo brought to this city tomorrow and an inquest will rob i ably clt held Lynch loaves a wife uud children At 3KACK Of Mlr MKITTV He Wandered from hi HUter Home IB IMillnfltld nnd U Lot I Thin pollen of this city were naked yester day to assist In tire search for Benjamin D Newton of Philadelphia tho acting assistant superintendent of tho Philadelphia and Head ing Itallroad who disappeared from tho houso of his sister Mrs George IL Goddard in Plain field N J on Monday morning Mr Newton has boon suffering for a fortnight from over work and left his Philadelphia homo to seek ret in Plainlleld Ho was conllnod to his Led on Sunday and on Monday nt daybreak arose without the knowl edge of the family and loft the houso by fnmly a rear door Ho left his gold watch and a 1nketbooiccntaitiflg3i5fl tha dressing case Ito uin noi HID taco ma uvcrfudb wuu ase him No truoo of his movements since he went from Mr ioddurds house lion been found although it U I said that he was seen about three bourn afterward wandering about Ibo streets of Funwood a village three miles dis tant hero he Inquired carpenter for the road to plalnlleld Mr George W Itandell a commission mer chant of 4i Leonard street who la a family connection of tho missing man took a descrip tion of him to Police Headiiunrters yesterday and a general alarm was sent to all tho precincts cincts Mr Newton I 23 yr m old with dark complexion and eyes dark tti wn hair and full short beard and moustache He weighs 187 pounds and Is 0 feet J Inches In height He was well dressed In a wide wale diagonal COlt and wuUtcoit darkstriped routers black Derby hat laced shoos gray under clothing white bhlrt und tumoer collar I J71Xf jjuirv ox iv IlEIT Mavorflrnnt Wonlilnl Ilnlrn iteclrletam AVbeclerx HiicBf atloun Mayor Grant and Dr Sclmvler S Wheeler the export of the Hoard of Iloctrlcal Control hail a discussion at yesterdays meeting of the Board regarding tho effect of heat in tho sub ways down town Mr Wheeler said that poorly built subways lermltted tho entrance of heat from the pipes of tire steam heating company and that the hOlt damaged the who and afToctod tho insulation flu said that this Was bud for tho companies and that as no change could bo expected nt present ho ruggosted 1 tbat tIre companies be permitted to 110 string wires on polls for a short time J FbI suggestion angered the Mayor who afked Mr 1051cr hlry why ho mid Mich n foolish proposition without any knowledge of tho nets f flet ihiesu steam pipes will all bo put In good order when Uroadwuy is torinepforropalrlng he uflicl Mr heeler replied that lie had boen advised by ropiohontittlves of tire lulled Slates Inll tlie Ilruli cnmpanles that heat Injured tlio Miles Thn Mayor paid lie wouldnt ghe a l snap for such a report and wauled to know why Mr Vheeler hadnt piepared a report hiniaolt I i This report gives evidence of neglect on your rOlor hauler tald Commissioner lart JOur ilouc revural persons begun talking at once when the Mayor abruptly left his chair and declared the meeting adjourned Th Mayor sahl alter ward that Irof Morton lInt ejtpnrl upon whose judgment Mr Wheelor had relied In thIn mat tnr was the consulting export of the wholn WostlnRhniise Bystem nnd that the Idea of ciuotliig him wan a moat Iliigruut Impeitinenio Ft Rium nf Ibe Teutonic unit Majeetie Tho Wlilto Star BtcnniPliip Teutonic mndo good time on the trip sho completed yesterday from Jueenstown I was only a matter of minutes below her best westward run being C days lout and 40 mlnuton The Majestic which arrlod at Jueonsiown yesterday did excellent work for l second vornare A do hpateli to bor agents horo Ritys she crossed In 0 dais I S I hours and 18 mlnuten The ToutonleH rival I tho City of New York will sail from Jurenstnwn for this port on May JJ Her starboard engine whloh got out of order n great dual last year has been entirely rebuilt and her agents think that she IH going Hi core pretty near tbe ecoid I of the City of I InrlB which will not visit us again until No vember unti to I emheA A Rock IllMd TrI Derailed Ii4 MoINES April 23A Hook Island passenger train was derailed early yesterday morning by an opnn switch In tills city One couch was turned over 1 the ditch and several iiipsongoro worn rovoroly Injuied but none fatally The engine and one car passed mar In safety and the trainmen assert that the ewlteh ant by meat H of an Iron bur lu the hands of a train wrecker who was lying jelde tie track All thu circumstances HUP ion tho theory that It was adollberute attemtit to wrack the train either for ravengo r fO the lake plunder The Iniured anti Mrs li tl f Iost Omaha MIl Carrie hchafT Adrian Piper tlicli ie A Trimmer Molueb Anile Iowa and I William IrlerHncet oftlir Dvpieajn Aim ClllCAfio Apill iit Ilin I rominlttoo np pointed by the employees of the United States Express Company met General Manager Cros by this afternoon and ted with him a written protest against Ihe proposed reduction of wages There was also a general discussion of the matter by Mr Crosby and the committee The communication set forth the faithful service of the employees and made a compari son of their prfHunt pay with tho wages paid tr similar services br 01 nor companion I sirgeateiI that the drejsion of tho nutter bo left ho three arbitrators OIlS to be chosen by liu company one of tho oiuployeos and these t vu lu select tut third Kunuttii iy III I lie 1Jrli Mr William A Jon irct lt 121 Ilst Sixtieth treot was drh Ing In the Centra Park yoster lay mornlogwlth a lady when his horse shied upset thin dogcart and ran up the drive leltber Mr Jvnncr nor hid ompanlon WM ee rloualy InjuieO d o DR DEPEWS LITTLE SERMON nl lllnOrRI nls BiititiDAT TUTU SOUK JlKilAltKS UN IU11IFT II n Deum Halloa nirthi r All nil Lie but the Fiityeveath eeS lo ll a Bceolved VamiuiU Notice Just why the town and Kraal patches of the country roso up on Its bind leas yesterday and remembered that It was Chauncey Donewa flltrreventh birthday no follow cnn Ond out The average citizen had ome to look ulJn Mr Deotwg lie as one continued round ot birthday celebrations and this has boon coins on from his college days But yesterday thor was a niaterlall7atlou of the jubilations and I I succeeding birthdays are celebrated In like fashion ho will be canonized ahead of time While at breakfast tho oongratulatary rues BRIM camo tumbling In on Mr Depew When bn retched his office In tho Grand Central Station therx wero more letters and besides there was tho first bunch of posies for the dar placed on his desk by Horace Chevalier Du Yal Sir Dopews private secretary envoy extraordinary and Brand ambassa dor All Hands In tho building wished Mr Depw moro birthdays than even Methuso I lab would have Bed for and then ho got down to business lenUnit tire letters and telo Brims to bo opened In the afternoon Ono of the most interesting letters was from P T likrnum who wrote from Marina lirldeoport Hay my Life at your feat ho wrote In recognition of the fact that In illtyse en years you have challenged tho ndmliatlon of moro people given by your cood examples a stimu lus and ambition for education uud usefulness to more of your fellow cltlrens imd dono moro lor tbn nonorof your country than any avoruico tboii and men who attained tho ego of 76 1 send said Illu br hearer 1 um only HO yeltnic old and tbnt not till tho fith ot July next but whim 1 get to boot our non I shall mill bo found In tho ranks of your army of admirers KCuncreiHiuun Adams from Albany wired Congratu atlon Would lend iou a raIlroad If 1 bail been hara long atiouuli Vlion Mr Depow cot homo there wa n buHhol of tire happy missives to bo aliuvnlod away into his in out library of treasures Tliuy were Irom railroad men politicians states Inn newspaper mon and othor Interesting ultleiH here wan n quiet homo dlnnor with his family a banquet later at tho M Georges Society and afterward an opera party to her the dia But between all these events Mr Llepew took time to reply to a roo iinuAt for pointer to younKer men as a bit of birthday ad ice Let me tell you a story said he replying to the liiiulry for birthday wisdom Homo Tears ago I took a Croat lancy to a young man lie lot a good salary but never could save u cent Ho was not viciously extravagant but boedless and not D all careful 1lually ho married and I thought perhaps the rcsnonsl bllltr of awlff andsubseanenttxnder oxponsl Mlltlos might Induce him to pay more attention biiios oteuton to the liuiltatlonx of Iris puieo Hut It did not and the funny part of It was that his wife seemed to bo ju t ax Indifferent a llnnncler as ha was They were fast drlltlne on the rocks of bank ruptcy At last he came to me uud told ma his predicament I related how when I wa it young hOI It was the rage In FoeksMll to hne a TIs Hut box Tile was a box In nhlch woro deposited oil of the quarters and other pieces which would have gone on the plea of the bus band or wife Why John or why Mary tis but n Quartor Vtoll will you believe It that young man and that young woman rigged up a Tin But box and In a year be brought me 1uno and asked me to buy some sort of an In vestment bond for him Every young married couple In the country should have a Tin But box and I you will wl but tell them so with my compliments they will bo very happy chicks at the end of tho year Jfar Mr Depvw spoke of the Idea of many folks who hope to get rich In Wall street quickly Let us look at that subject fur n second be laid I can recall In my experience 100 men who have boon famous Wall street since the war men who have made fortunes In cor nering this or that stoat or by other nue e8 Itil coup In the street They were famous men In their day and were known from tho Atlantic t9 the Iaolfle Where are they now I r Dead ho They ore nil alive Hut do you oor hour anything of them Not a word S hero are they Well Itisa most Intornting fact but none the lens true that theso mon or a ma jority of thorn whcttln their day made Walt tpot ring with their names me now ito In Furnnco agents Dont laugh 1 am telling you an absolute truth There Is ono great company In this town which gale a banquet to Its short time ago Over 2wi mol were at the board and alo I glanced men it I the you my word that toventyfle per cent of the men who woio famous in Wall street as successful trailers out of the one hundred I hno mentioned were gathered about that board I hay were In the employ of the Insurance company arid If you can Imagine tire illlTerenco between n man who lint a half million dollars in his rocket nnd tho struggles uf a Ille Insurance ULeiit to HPCUIO a bubjoct you v lll appreciate this story uhf FnnrK suii AXJZtI The Very Jnlrt Wedding of Mm Gaddli mil Mr Plum lu Newark MntlilAH Ilutii Jr mid Miss Mary atop bell QaddK dutichter of Alderman Kllsha B CladdlH of Newark woro married very quietly yesterday afternoon at the residence of Daniel 11 Cole in Wablngton stioet Newark by the Itov I C Utlman Nona of the members of cither Mr Plums or Iliac Ooddlss family was present nnd It Is understood that Mr Oaddls wan opposed to the marriage and that ho is extremely angry Mrs Guddla Is said to hate been reconlled Miss Oaddls In one of the most beautiful young women In Newark Her lather Is the senior partner of tho Wllklnion A ioddls Com pany which has been negotiating sell out Its urge grocery biisino8 to an lngllnh syndicate orlniMlWU Mho Is about IN years old Mr Mum Is 24 He IH one of the leading tatlouers lu Newark and bib lather Is ury wealthy No CIgarette lor Mnmll HOT CHIPAOO April 21 Chief of Police Mnnth has Issued a general order to thin department to stop the sale of cigarettes and whiskey drops to boys under Id years of age The order has created considerable consternation among the small storekeepers whnno chief revenue Is do rived from hits palo of cigarettes to school chil dren Ono of them ssiii today that If the nrdor was enforced It would take a largo sum of minion out of hh iiookatfl every day Jcal rs ilo cell a larcu iimount of whiskey drops which are made In the form of pandy with MOV oral drop of nhlrkey In the contro The 110 Ue began today to onforee tha Chiefs order and wheueter they saw boys smoking cigar ettes they caught tire ounesters nnd soared hem considerably Many packages of cigar ettes were confiscated Mrs DesertS Full tu BctcaU 11cr Children Thoumi T Wlck s the refono In the cane of Bennett aelnt ic ulon ti given a Je lilun In favor of tie uinlPlrt tie rtl ior Mr lUnott wu formerly Ilia nl of TIIIUin J t Rourle a r lrolm u who slit AnJ klllil hU rnuniliman Koliort Mom rnmtry In January leST ami wa aunt to MIII King fur life In tie following Jem Mra liourk inarrlrd Pr JfllP I iuertett H0ftr hUlk artist ni two children went to live with their great parents ant t In trtnbar I took up their home with urles innuy t Hranlon thtlrrnuiiln rher lace not livid wilt tin ir nothir tar alraoii three earL Mri Hrnnrtt brirnn ITucellMi lu rejoin I heIr cuilody Ito rpuirle ni harrel I tile ralatur ih innihcr with nltm trtnft ana with Immoral conduct Mr Ul P kc ftiiti thai tic IB liartc annul lIC luirauit I hUt deli i that tire chll d ren cia I rvuiatn with Mill I raulnn nu Dift roiinl that r a parent who hai mice rti a trilled tit ruio lr uf let C hllOr u h4ll not le aluwnl in rep u ire t uiiltii lh infers of tire chIldren would be promutca by such a uure 1 Mr IleMlIt IliiaVt Even Ilriiil It KiMayor Hewitt was not at his ofllco In Purling clip yriterday C bena reporter of Tin SCN via tIed the niece 10 learn wlnl lr Hewitt thought of Un ampblalot Mr W K II Stokes atrlklnf portloni of which were printed ID thl oewipaper yeil r lay A re porter found him at iris ions In L slnfton avenue and asked when lie had lo say about his flioki pamph let I ti Tntt l It said Mr Hewitt What It It about T lie Is qulle personal Hi says you hart a drp tic f vanity that you turned out unly K crank and a luliatica lh tlou Mr llawlll WAWd hit hanill Imtiatlently for tIe ra inrtirioa rc rut pail WHIr cornfiil arcenti Ah Anxli iKibat lr Uokea lrlCy i uy n of no liu ioniailce lu Ma lliirntil lo UriU liy 51 ellen lion MIDPIKTOW N IUL April 23 The button of a cupola In the foundry of the Bu nucliaun Iron Worki at tide place fell out on MOnday Tire molten mm ot iron zploded when It struck lice round and streams of Ikulii nra leaped la all directions Ueerge Hatiblaa and Hllllam girock mouiair war siesta IB ose ot Illeje eVealal hua4 to deAth I c A W1POW BVIT Bhe tramti numuxe from Mr Mtalcik for Breach of Irnmlac rrrranrnnii April 23Mrs Wlzn Linn n wldowwho resides In Wt Bellovue Allegheny county today entered suit to recover 20000 damages from Edward J Mlnlck for broach of promise SIte says that about Oct 11888 at her home Mr Mlnlck made a proposition of marriage whloh she accepted and agreed to marry him whenever he was ready This promise ot marriage was renewed she says on Feb 191889 and at the time the defendant procured a marriage license from the llegls tot to be used by them Tire complainant al leges that confiding In Mr Mlnlcks promises she remained single and unmarrlod and Is still ready and willing to marry Yet the defen dant disregarding his promises and contriv ing and fraudulently Intending to deceive and Injure tho plalntilT refuses absolutely to fullll bis contract of marrlag and has absented himself from the plaintiff and refuses to an wor letters and nas broken all intercourse with her The suit concludes with tile follow ing reason why the court should requite cooclal ball In the cnM First Edward J Mlnlck Is I a man of wealth to whom common ball In n more bncatelln second ho Is of a wandering turn and has no fixed residence third hlnproperty NperHonnl consisting of 110000 In cash and the balance easily convertible Into cash or other portable property fourth ho Is now domiciled In tire city of Ihlladolphla where bo has aflluent relatives who nan fnrulKh any reasonable amount ot ball fifth his has procured from Plaintiff by promises the sum of llOOU which ho has not returned The Court fixed the ball In the eass at 12000 UK FUOLKO A COUN2lflZRI2RIL A Deputy Veiled Statrc MuruhMl Lives a While With nu Outlaw niitMrNaiiAM Ala April 23T N HlRSby and his son William Hlgsby wore arrested In tValk or county lestorday on a charge of mak ing and passing counterfeit money Tire tilgs bys aro tire last of tire once famous Joe IJonne field band of countorfeltors and outlaws who 01 eriltod In Georgia Tennessee and Alabama This band mado and passed thousands of dol lars of counterfeit money and killed six de tectives who attempted to capture them at dtfloront lime Joo llinnollold Is now serv ing u long term In PI Ison uud several members or the old gang are dead Tho Klnsb woro the last of the band bit POlno limo ago Deputy United States Mar shal llyers located hlgsby and representing lilmsall as a fugitive from justice ho obtained board In tlio old mans house In the mountains Ho gnlnod the confidence or the old outlaw and was soon Invited to join in the work of making counterfeit dollars hlgsby alsoanked tim olileor to join In blowing up a house with djnumito for the purpose of robbery The moulds used by tho Munbys which were tire fume usel by llennotlolil wero captured to gether with several hundred dollars of ajuri one coin XCHirATlCAS CAVK ItHELUittS They Full to Draw Audiesee and IlaiTO Become M While Vlepbaat CHicAno April 23 Frederick Schwntkn this morning tiled a bill In the Buporlor Court in which ho announces the financial failure of his travelling bund of Tarahuarla Indians or cave dwellers nnd asks the court to take stalls enable him to keep his promises and send to thulr homo tbo remaining Iho Indians of the band who are still In this country Ho showslnhls blllthatheentorodlntoapart norshlp In the enterprise with W 1 Iloroe who was to contribute SlOOO while Hchwntka was to put In t ixjn Schwatka alleges that no ins spent more than his stipulated sum while llorce has not contributed the amount duo from him The Indians are now In a museum In Minneapolis and ask to bo Kent home His asked that a receiver bn appointed to wind UD the enterprise and that he be Instructed tore turn the Indians to their home It Is also asked that llorce bo ordered to render an ac counting and to pay Bchwatka whatever Bum the court may find to be due NUT At1 tilJtKHR lf JllCAfIT The Government Think of UrmOTUc bo Cttpltul from Rio de tlunerlo Rio DE JANERIO March 26Girn Deodoro don Konsoca the head ot the Provisional Cloy criimont says he Is determined to deliver up the Government to tire Legislative Congress just as boon as possible and that Internal icaco and order shall be maintained coat what It may trotiibonin words that the General and hit Ministers hate let drop It would seem that hey are convinced of the ne e slty of remov log the capital from the metropolis or princi pal commercial city just as soon an poslblo The Provincial uovurnmont Pluto declared hat they do not consider It the proper oppor unity for any change In the Legislation now In forcn regarding the registration or elective ranuhtso of women J ho Jornal di Conmiprrio monarchist and opposition has or mo out In a loader ngnlnut the proposed ploblstltH or voting of tin new Constitution to bo prnpond by tho Pro visional Uoorumeut to the people direct A ailLUXRUH LOSS lrj ipeurMBee of the S7OO Nhe laCcmtlefl to Buy Good With CIIICAOO April 23Miss Lena Woodruff from Appleton WIs had the misfortune to lose all her money amounting to tUO whllo on tire way to this city on Monday Shd was coming to buy n stock of millinery to etart a store In Apploton On the train Miss WoodrulT became very kepy and nllppod tho purse Into the bosom of her dress forgetting to button It nil Sire slept Hiiundly until the Chicago depot vim reached and then got Into an omnibus Vhile in this vehicle tho thought of her pureo and felt for it only to IInd It gone rihotold horstory tire police and was taken to the Home for the Frloudles 1 llerlon leaves liar penniless in a city whore bile has no ac juuintnnceB A Wronged IluntiBBdn Victim DPtlT7QIII lown April 23 Grorgo Cor nell who was shot by J J Grlnnnll on last Vodnesduy eight died at North llcdreiiorlust e enlDir Police Coluralaiilnner ttc Mayor irnncsinlnnn of Ilobokon yestsniitts ppolnled I William Ltn a member of thn Hoard or Police Con mhnlonFm 1 ho Commuu Cuuu cli confirmed tho appointment Irave Orrulllub DmljuiiLmcnl Inlnn liiUr lUMMONUsroitr I Anrl 1 23Joahitia Dyer an ci 11 I rendnt of tic a town alIt cne of ibe I c iTsl l ii drove to Iulteney on Moniln lo verr a UUIIIKJII Ha was accompanied by John Hrkiiin another 1 1 cut cell of llaininnniliporl The C luoll roil I run 5 rrg akn Scot a un HIP I fire rif the i uli tior iTinif I d n Ionic plrM Jt 1 li alnicit jarpendK I lIar all thr I I ink clii I oiih A few cl trIll II e tdl e f lip Mill am nk built N ltli ri if ne ill hIll r rolls lIne I n Mon day night itan h w i till fir I Pill Tlir li lin wore Itund Ill I dee lak e at Ilia foul if f Ill of ihf I ljln l Ilaiialn tie real on nIle from li I MIllillIllipI l TI I lie liorie anl wirun had fill etc ner lIly alit I mil lIe two men were hurlil lu ih oilloin mid nno I I lie like and urowned hach was aboullu 3 tare ot ill SIAlthH tHUM Jill lllKIKAVH Coy lIlt pays thai ti Sliii1tl1a lies been made for a cci rluve ncr minler The IJinnyliaiiU IKimbluan Slate Cia c rttlau will ta bell in ilorrleluiirg Ill iinr 1 Me nil rri of ihe lute Can Aineriraii ronftrence I wnl to louiiteruoll3raterdit at ties seare of Secretary Ulalur C harlelambrrl wee rontlctrd in llonton yekterday of iiiBnim lii I Cr i In I kiiinjr A iiai ilrlnltli I I e Jait u coo loiRe M dvlurrad Thr lHIl foMonri at tare Del llnitoln nearly I lCTlO li I ice cli Ill OHHM Ihe I tell ure of trie I taili If ii II Lie lieu l II lite CSUP At I Prrrlnf tel lit M yr irrd r Holert I I dcli lion igeil I w lie l plirliu with a rrv r acrldeu aliy Lot and imtaiitly killed lila hail brainier 1erlej orlirL an II i Ilie MauaebuMtta House of Repraiantailvei has raiifd the t oiiftltutlon l amendment pruvldlnrf for Llennlal flectlona lu thai btala It baa already tauetl the eliite tIle toll nf Ilorenca Illllan Trtorion of Jameaiown who UUapptared Irom horn on th evenlnr of Marcb n was lounl m the Cbaulauiiua Uullal behind her liome lest UUIL Jiiirph J t tlurdon of Cambridge Man wx aclhenrt arty truck KM the urular TIII attIc a heavy hammer III lilt hjnill nf a fellow machluUI oil lufijjy I auj uled III llfleru m liutra I r iailuhtrr a1 Iff I At Sirtterviil N Mrre tnirnM in tile a Mlit rfiid h a lilt in in I un ri tii5llc li ali iliria ii I re Wfit huilird it d tlli I tie tire u dill ned lo hale tenO i3re4 by a park Iront NVllllaineoii a pipe The shoe manufactory of Weaver Thomas Jt Kirk la Kocbenar was burned yailarilar uiornlni The louia fvoiai The loss uu Ibe liulldlnx wblcb was owned br John u Warner la fuvxxx Tba nra eiituded lo Iba chaIr factory of lannlow Fowler A Co and buraea U uuiUat a Lou of irttnA TTi TIlE WHITE HOUSE DANCE novttn nAKcns fjflAJflfIILI ANt nro LA CLItS Off 2UK JIiUGItA JIM The East Room Given l to the Dancer lint Hie Sled and Illiin ration warS Tliroun Open lu the OurnlnTkfi Rooms lltcimttvd with IHR and S ut Flow arc WASIHNOTOX April 23Tho llret White blouse dance for many years took place to night The Harrison admlnlMratlon has beta a little slow but It cot started at last and the party tonight tuado un for ninny ol the soolal shortcomings It tuok some time lor this female mnnibom of tire family to persuade the head of tire house that this was not In viol tlon of Iresbytorlnnlxm but thoy at last pro allod The invitations wore moro eoner ally nccotitod titan thoto to the recep tions and Mrs Harrison and Mrs MoKo feel that something has Loon gained A fair Senators and their los and the younger daughters of seine of tho Justices of tine Hu I promo Court a i earod nn tire Hat of guests I with quite a number of local residents of Wash Ington life mulo reiirosentntlon via princi I pally inn do ui of young nrmy and navy officers and clerk and locution attaohoa There wu I unite a sprinkling ot etialehtlacod churoh members Altogether the oiowd was mixed Tho girls had enough partners to go around and thoro were BO few round dancers that the bin vast room duilnt tho waltzes piesented a bpoctaclo ot rows of hellos and beaux sltttna around on chairs watching a few onuvierl ones vhlrllng about the middle ot the room The Invitations wore lusuod by Mrs McKee tlio Troslileufu iluiiffhtur and read from0 until 12 Tho Kant Hoom was handsomely decorated Around the long room bunked against the wall went masses of palms and greens Stat lax entwined the crystals of tho chandollora und tln inuutols woio hid lu banks of uhotoo cut loor lliui carpet was coxaroil with linen which niuiln a Hiuouth stiaco for the dancer l ho entire hoot was thrown open for the ao i cotiuuoilation oftlm guests and the fromenado was moro njoyid hy unmt of those present than the dancing Tho Blue lied and Ureeu imrlurB were dueoratod with palms nnd there wcito numerous divans scattered about for dIr 4 tatloiis und ti toAtiti 8 In tile dining room all t manner of good thIngs wore to bo had except poiultilr wino though lumouudo was plentiful as water Thor niualo was furnlibed by tile string piece I of the Marino hand and wax matlnnuu under tile stalls leading up stairs just outside the iiiRt Hoom lire selcotlons were from popular thorns und danoo niUhlc but was n trifle tarot for SDino of tile older folks urn night was warm and a small crowd uatherod outuldo the building and nntchoil the lun goini on Inside through the open windows Ono of the late arrivals was Civil Some Commissioner llooso net It wns about when the danclntr began anti It was nearly 1 before tho guests departed Tho programme was rlntod In gold letters on f white satin hlch was hound with gold thread Tho programmu of tho duucus wan u follows I 1 Aluialc Clover Bupp J Colllllon The HrlKanila Offmibucti n S Valie norltt Voelktr 4 taiicarl Unijueraila Ztmtnerman I 0 Iolka My LaUr Fuuit ti Unailrll Queen of the llarveat Soul 7 1 ale Santiago Corbln f I 8 York Oil Heart Ona houl MraQM U Tulka I l irltaKraiicKla WalJtuleulel ti Hi Lanceri The Highland Maid lion II I like The Urumiuer Ntlill hi taIse Cunndeuce WaMenleufar i Among those present woro Mr Uutterwnrth Jr lleut and Mrs Brown Clip and Mrs llurko Miss Haolieller Miss Itrower Mr Josun Dlalr Mr and Mrs A T Button ion and Mrs Cliirkson Llout Cloor ant Mrs Rich ardson Mr Itobort H Chilton Jr lleut Caper I p ton Miss Danes JIls Ualzoll Mist Voorlnir Mrs and Mlsn Dahluren Miss Evnrts Cot anil Mrs and the MlBkos Krnst Mr Haury B Ed wards Mr anti Mrs lieglnald Fondall Miss Fuller Llout r F 1lotoliur John V U Find lary Oustavus CJowmd Miss Uouverneur Senor and Sonora Guman Assistant i Burgeon Gateuood EnsIgn Oarrett MlB5 Harlan Commander anti Mrs Hot Senator and Mrs Halo Miss Halford tha MNsos Herbert tho Her and Mrs Itnsvroll 1U I Hoes Mr 5 a liowlaud Mr and Mrs J N i Houston Mr ami Mrs J Halford Mr and Mm I 1 iiuileekopor Assistant Jfi ranstor Heap Mr j fhi li Halford Mr end Miss Ingalls Miss l Jones Ln ign helloes Mr and Mrs Kolra Mr I egworo Mr und Mm Henry Cabot Lodge I It Llout and Mrn Lccau Mr Woodbury Lowery ft and lie lowrry JJr and Mrs Mucrudor Miss Mitchell Mr nnd Mrs Jooph K MeCnmmon llf Attornoylienerul and Mrs Miller and Mice tt Mlllur Vloo1roildont u and Mrs Morton Mr Iurio Mcndouca rooretiirT and Mrs Noble J Iy Mr and Mrs Mson Mlsn NordhofT Miss Proo J I tor Miss Porter thoMlst3R TroHton Mr Julian 1auni utorto Miss 1uuncoforlo Miss Juar fl J brcrotary and Mrs Husk Miss Hust Mine Komcro Mr Theodore Houston ion li 11 s Kolmrtfon Dr M 1 Ituth Miss Scranton Mis ijjl Stiiughton Miss Btuilebakor Major W F I Tucker Miss Anna llson thin Misses Wood Mr nnd Mrs It II Warder Mr und Mrs Ar I I hell llout and Mrs AndiuwK tienator and Mr Aldrlih Count ren Valley Hefior Uosch and thu Misses Aloxundor Aldrlch and But torworth The Weather 1 The storm from the Northwest broke the ii pell ef fair dry weather In the lake morons yesterday Tire area uf rain extended from hire second itorrn centra c in southwest Teiaa iiorlheaitward accuse tile Missis cc lnpl to the upper lake the heaviest rain falling Ii the I u I loner Mlsilmlppi valley Vlckitmri had s fall of 180 Inches lu twentyfour hours and still raining and th i tarn area was spreading eastward slowly lab weather I prevailed along the Atlantic coast Slates becoming threatening toward night I VI I The bouthweitern storm centre remained stationary 1 I and the result Is that the conditions In the lower alien C throughout the floodid districts looked very serious I I The river wa rUlni at Yiclcnburti and the wInd WM blowJurf from the Unit northwsrJ tacking up the watrr of the river with little or no rroiieru of a change until C ttie storm centre cruise the t alley or dlsiietceI i the latter being hardly nnlbe while the former will jrob g ably Increase the force ut wind trim the vuutb cud add mote rein tu the alrealy swoJtumer tu I The teini rature thruukhout the country remained I nearly suilomry I I In title city tie highest iOTerntnent tempernture was f 1 I 6 lowest 4 ienut humidity 71 icr j cent j wind t i frcli pouthrust Liht rain alit ncrly itationary tem I perature are jiroiiiirit for to day and to luorruw The ii rrmomtr In terry I jliannary i In Tin Sos buIldIng ycetcrdsy rrt ordt 1 tIle teni rature aa followfi iii I 1041 P941 l8Bl a A M 3 4 I H tIc I M flA M 41 i ill1 M 5J OT It A M 4 i4 II r I hi 0 iw s I 1 hr Ii I M 4U 4325 Auprace hl54C Alersue on April 11 i i11 I I 411a M4l li li K iHt4iT 1ILI H r M TillItJDAT I Jor Miiiii ew llatni hlr Vermont Massachusetts I SOn le lsiil L l I lyunecticut lIght ratus cooler weiterly vnn Is lurnwrn ei Ionic tttrn Penntlotnta JiewJerey lljtt tiiount tH lrrt touttiuftterty ultitii Jar I ttio 1uirict of Columbia Deavrar Maryland and irvnU ilyll shower cooler wiutherlr winds r Fur wfitt ra New York wentern IVhijjrhaiila Wrtl 1 Virviiu slId Ohio shuHers cle rliK lu Uhiu cooler I iorilwtitrly winds 1 JOTJJMIS 4110111 2OUY 1 W t l m c UasMuftton Arch fund 7UrlI 41 human F 1 liiriiy tte tolnlriicahner of Public Works ban icons to fur KuLkawity fftf a tew djs vacation The itrannhip rintle Mil which left here for Inilv deliiliU un li kday rtiunei rctsrdy wall her ma chinery out ot oruer 2S teven ear old l ouU Canipbell of avi Writ Twelfth street whu on lUfJny I Petitlif teil oil u truck lu fruut of Iris lltUe died t terd iy Tire eribIllll C 4 tiiijrrrsii announced for flint month hue been ilorohle t 1 lu Inn 11 I I un4 l nt sesslou wlt te held lit the iIrOulbe y i TsIeriii ir i The extinct fr vralm all irtlault lark ant ri Imiidm u I riO itue li or ue iy tm I H V ai awiirdtd jeiiertUy m blOt tt lUnia I fur lLJuI Ihe I work la ant be tumpM to rpt i shred I leaning wu lf I tiu ci hid of un a II rees Iy Sir I vi f a urfr Jiii e tu l C I cue t heal I it Jruif uve I A s Hun At lut Mil iial street III Salon ai m irniitf at iii l I I o ClUe k y r l PlI i rHn Illtick I I I an 1 S lr Mmifltirl l liar vener null v S uiilc rt l td Ic t r rtil ani sum at the talr la aid of l lip rra h Ilinjilni Mini I r e Hey tsursery al old Armory MM L I JtroAjnay cud Ihirir sixth street oa IhuroUy eteum 4 hlef Judk lsrrcnnors I las 1 frrante4 an absolute dl TorcrtJ I I Oitu j Iran i rita Jfneptiii 1 iJittmar and to tfL KranrtH Ii 1 letter from Ada elitia Irlfer Judge Iruax f t I as zr ntd un acailule illtun to Lila J iuouiii fruu hire li Ionnus I UK emtiilunt dl of Fc rnn Kratieli Mriionan of the h ira ii 1 n tin H II Ceo Ii 1 of blacknuUtiiJif ia s li nu l eler l fcmil Until ou April u was COIlS uJe 1 in It t his J 1 sect Market roils Cujrt yeiUrUy Juitc 1iintur re Prt e I Lift dtcl Its I V riilaIi of ii II i oV k 1 I I creel UI II II I 5 rice e I II rr r Ic C I iiI tori ii 5 0 A I S 0 Slii et yea I cr111 lila i i4 0 I P I I Iris iiriuU lii rii Ii I I CtI II i I f Ii Iast hIgly I fourth street a I I eli f r e4ulIi iistihi II I I e I I arern I EiUrt yesterday II C I lcfSs of atosl lIJ Lii from tile 5 I emniojers herelilcl A liroWli ii Inhere I f iit Liii liiirtclyecon1 etfeit tr uuiIl ot gala collie Is thel books tlertiacil Isle Ie loot the lava OU lie ease Uoh 1it 1 it I a ii 0 t I 0 i7 dPtt

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2 THE SUN THURSDAY APRIL 24I89O I I THE FIFTYFIRST CONGRESS i t I1NAL FAimAOB OF IHK OKLAHOMA k JBIEt IN THE ShitATK iI 1 iitor BIr FIt o ra t HI BUI far am J i K ntrU Bl tn r Orm MlarkA De I I bet a 4ethnOiitraE I III lIu I VAnnnJOToN April 23Jn the Benato to day Ur Blair Introduced a bill to amend the InterSlat Commotx act by adding I proviso f p that nothing In the act bal bo construed to I Interfere with or prevent full lair and trI I competition between all common carriers of the United States with thos of foreign coun tries by Und and sea K frred Mr Plumbgav notice thnt he wonM tomorrow f row ask the renat to consider his rtiolmlon as to an Increase of sliver coinage Mr Ilatt presented the onfrnce report on the Bonat bill to provide a temporary govern ment for the Territory of Oklahoma The reading of th report which II In the form of i a lubxtltut for the entire bill nnd covers fifty two orlnUd pass occupied over an hour i Mr Butler call attention to the fact that conic provisions of the bill particularly those xUndloc tbe jurisdiction of the Territorial Oovrnm ovr tho Cherokee Outlet we r In I direct violation of the treaty with the Chero kee Indians I Ur Blair Inquired a to the elTect of the bill on the question of traffic In Intoxicating liquor In the Territory of Oklahoma and was informed br Mr 1latt that there would be I comi lete prohibition until after the first see I I olon of the Territorial Legislature which I Would have power to legislate ou the subject Mr Vent spoke of the cuuferenca bill as tha dost incongruous heterogeneous and contra dlctorr piece of legislation he hail ever seen The whole bill seemed to have been got up by Darcl pemol Iiesdemona I lUtened to Qttielio story It ueeuicd a I vryliody who came along with a suggettlon got I Into tho bill I the Senator from Connecticut thought iL itoonslitent with the dlwnlty t the fc nate of I yhlch tber heard so much I and po vo little Mr lllalr Interjected he hut no obje Uon In i hie I judcment It was an outrage on legislation and I lie bad the power ha would defeat the conference rvpor eQleroo Mr Jones Arknnnas font of the conferred Mid that be bad lieurJ or load that II man bad 10 servo a time In every trade oc pt ceimuru I but that Celtics were alrendc made Ihe re narknble criticism 01 the tienator from JUUfiourl ou tbo bill wan to him absolutely in tpnlshlne He went on to reply In fotul to Mr Tests criticisms and to defend the Action of the commence onmuiltieo elce tf Duller mOl ed tu recommit tho report He paid that the passage of the substitute would bean act 01 rleldlne to an uriremonablo clamor from the outside Irom peoplo who wanted the lands I violated treaties and violated com mon sense to enable such people to carry out I their ptirpo The presiding officer llr Ingolls ruled that Ml Lutlors motion vvna not In 1 order n8 n con I ference committee was illsoharged as soon as I Its report was made 1 ho roport should be I l either asreed to or rejected Tho tjuoMlon was put and the report win agreed looas 5i n I nays5 Henntorn llutler Cockroll Iuch Quay end Vest The lilt I uovy goes to the President I fot his signature Ilnaturo Mr Blair lovc1 to take from the calendar I and pas the Kenato bill appropriating iSOtiuO I for nneiiuestrliin statue of MajorUen Stark Qt Muncliestor N I Mr Ci cirell opposed It nnd said he thought I it the most uSeless and ridiculous of nil tho rjdlcnloui bills tor the erection of monument Tho trutb n that it was not patriotism that I wss at the bottom f tin matter but rather the xpoudlture of lon y in 1 the Senators own town He bad In hU hand H paragraph from a papor lublbee In oncerd lararrlPh I lrolll 11J lalrlol ntlnl thI Vlckrol was rhlht l In ollosln the bil that no lch bIll oUlbt to 1 n1 that Ibo Lelllutll of New Inmn H capital hire wa of that erecting htuto a tatue to Stark in tho Mr Blair said that that was a Tory paper hat the fellow who wrote the article lalu wa a i t Tory and that Stark had shot a lot of Tories anI J I itBennlngton Mr Hawley expressed his disapproval of the Government embarking In the business of reeling statues anywhere else than In Wash ington lie could not sea bow lmn Hamcshlto bud I len so long cullty 01 evading tho duty of reeling a monument to Mark hut I 1 the gen eral Government wus to entor on the policy of erecting statue elsowhete than In Washing ton I would base to erect fttatuet to till the revolutionary heroes In all the Slate The dIscussion was continued by Senators I Evarts Hoar und Chandler In support of the bill and by Mr Mood igulnst It Mr Dawes took cxceptlou to some of the claims mailo In I lard to the military services I of Gen BUrk lie said that as a matter of mat history Stark would have failed at Henning l ton I I had not beon for a fighting parson of hits Mr Dawessl own town who on the ap proach of Static to Ilonniugton dismissed hU congregation and reiittoslod thorn to meet him I in the afternoon on the tlllaco green und ho ed them to Beniilngton ant at a orltl ill I Scab point supplied the power which turned the I I ScabFhe vote was taken on Ibo pnsunge of the bill bi and losultod Yeas 21 Ilrs laMnlO itctmtors IIcllors Derry Cockr ll Coku hampton Moody lieu Kin est ane Walthalli No quorum Tho bill went over holt uctlon On motion of Mr Plumb the Land Forfeiture bIii was taken up und became the untlnlahud busIness The Senate then adjourned Home ol UeeDIUYu r The House went Into Committees ot the Whole Or Payson of Illinois In tho chair on tbo Legislative Appropriation bill h pend i ing question was ou the motion of Mr Dun i nol of Minnesota to strike out tho clause pro viding clerk for onntord Mr Sayers of Texas iiuoteiUtntitlci to show that the Increase of officers and salaries which the Democratic lloubo of th Fiftieth Conuruds bad been charetd with being reponalble frr i were not made by tho llouo but wore placed i I on the appropriation bills by n Itopubllcan I I Senate and tho House wnu comi died to ac cept It in order to tavo the bills Mr Cannon of Illinois said that after the I 1 Democratic House had refused to carryout tlio recommendation of a Domocratlu 1iooiJcnt Democratic Itvprosentatlves would go to tho I Itepubllcan Senate and bars amendments put f ou there which may had not tUb courage luI I propose In time hoUse cuural Ir0I0 jJrecklnrlilL of Kentucky hoped that I the motion would bo adoptod 1 tho dabso Vfore to bu plucud on time bill I should be dono I at the reaumt of time roitue and not be originated by time ilounp The dlfTaroiue be tween Uin emito and House vvus lupltlly I grow ing und the house VVHH largely poubibie or 1 In 1S3 the 11 iuso nuriuudured lo time Son

ale Its prerotativo to oilulnnie tariff legisla tion At ovoiy PreMIputlHl inauguration the tSenato assumed to ilomluato the whole mutter aniline llouto aciuienvvJ lu the hunt to Pas the Ultrlct of Columbia Appropriation pill ut thin 8ebioii it vvi rushed through limo I Houso before the pnoplo uf the District hud beu heard aim thoy m now hud to petition the Btnuto ibis was n virtual abdication of the powur 118 of tho house to originate appropriation m Mr Iluttorworth of Ohio agreed that the Act i of IJXjjwuH u usurpation of poworou tim part of the beiiato He nuvor had liny doubt It but whether it vvu or not tuo puiidlug ques tion had noihint todo with usurpation The eiilinute for fraiintorlui murks hid omlu in the usual way uud huh Lei n in tad upon lu time I usual vvuy by the I oHm 1mm it oe on Appioprlu ton I tIme Senators wnntid iho cl rkH lot them have them lieiuentututlve ought ulio to halo clerks Mtieoitiot ten Iolu 01111 vvcro wild to gui lerkH but whuu thu veil nud uuys 1 I were Hlld th WIt on ureos pnrud uid I voted OKUlubt time pioi ibition LuiigLtor ad VOl81 If ho Mr lluttoiwotliV ale ifuttom npplaubo I 10 mi 11mm I Imo a tfeik ho vvotilil bo IIUII tlel1 w0111 noun luuou n Year moor to bla constituenta btoausu ho wouM not luvi to I BO truiuf trump tramp trio Jopiituint to departuiciit doing ult him JOlall Jxcoul I Ihlll 01 VUiVfc t ItH I It a I II Llll 41 l I rCOlt the buslmmm whlon m Im tie buylnmj 11101 wus em Hero tu lo b Mr liiecklniidgeul h nti ky lulmttto that I I the HeunioM ul immure nttoil of oleik thrum dii I the lioMiTenlii i Ivi I iujtr the piontiui ru IJ I I II JtUeir T Jiuitiattun no niunbvi K UW what lmlnc wun romlnv up lu tim llouV lu IUIN lip hail no ottamt hl1 m y 0 Hudy It iia tin timo todtbcUHH I ii I wns ihoiu m uie uol s in r tuntlhatthey hhouid Immmu cvikb Under tln Ihll hoUHIIIII Cllkb Indortla ire eut riiloi ibm uiiam was tiaiirp i H the I Iioworol the Housi nud in hiI 1 I of Il ion tlnuinich ract rwas bit tuuu time lmoJei l ml uubllu opinion II 1 t rinut isuita hiiMh tuutjcrslni Iuk bof r Ihi uation and kiloiii al It continued to do limb nud Uo lIUo conlout oontlnunl to coniluct lit husliru irlthout I husl proper dale It voUi b nni8 time tu I lhout Hontntlveof lime 1101 e Tli 1 Houo vvn in 11 1011 r II outing Ith power iliy by dny 1 I time mailuntry ol Ill ty uuoiji rico em i i tomV Hot eILeh their 11loiik i on lImo 11 t 01 lImo ii oils Ihciinwih J t i a ro 11 i Ic i i cuiioii no Iciitnci of f uu i ili 1 iii rj n i urtuit m u ninoudmrnt in KHIU u tiin ultmm i ii d thu I poplBWuuid i Hffito ittliat m I I in m hl m ut Ih I w I privilege 1 uld i 01 la I ui miirvi I mid lh dignity ul tiin f oiiAiKkliuuiil iu be dllllhtd m The tnotliii tu tilLs olJt I nut on 5to ii In sptaklni to n vibal am nmint Mr Kel yol han as roPlUd to ar marl nmami by Mr Allen of MlbUli 10 th fot t IbM 10010 of th nMly apiiolntcd rotmasters in Jllseh Ippi had moied their oifii e nut of the UWIIH Into time counry Thiukfng hut there nimmt be 0moreIA 1111 tin lietr Kellry vvcittn tho Post ilio Dcpii tmoiit iird I i c lirnicd that In foe p I u1 1 1141 lnir il 1 lo for I I 0 Piiblkiin I OMIIIUHICI t M cm IIIIII f I mo utt 1 ni town und to I KIIH cl I igiil n ku JI I 11 i A un inttHUii of th nuniT In 1 nlmi fomu lUpulillcun lostma teis rern tioiiitj In the South ha read a loiter Iroru I A Fmlov up pointed In May I as Postmaster ut Abbeville ap U wboiy that soon afler his appointment lie I N r wa Mt upon bva mob led by War 8 OMhran pen of Congressmen Cothran and beaten with barbed wire and ordered to leave the town Mr Enlpe of TennesseeDid you writ tho letter I for him 1 Mr Kelley I want to state to the gentleman 1r that I did write lb letter lUerlslve laughter dil rl on th Uemocratle sIde l 1 wrote the letter at I Ills rejuMt Illinewed laUKhterl Mr McMilllnWhr did he not writ ths let I ter himself Mr KilirOn account of the outragE his Ar Is paralysed Derlslv lauehterl Mr Illoutitot leorgla Inquired whether the I RlyiLi centieman was sure that Mr jVluley was par I IIel Kellny roplUd that Mr FInley had every appearuuce 01 belni narnlyzod elnl Mr Kelley then rd from letters of Routhern Keler rul Iostmnster to Jrlrnt Aeeletemmt 1ontinatter UonstAl Clnrkson comiMalnlne of outrages Mr Urecklnrldit if f KentuckrIu what war Irpklnrlll did you obtain pomeislon 01 the official papers I of the Post Ofllce Department I I Mr KelUr1 wut to Gen larkson and sot the papers from him with hli tree consent I i I die not Mal them Mr lirecklnrlJiteOf course not I do not larceny think the gentleman would be guilty of petty I I Continuing Mr Kelley said that be did not agree with the centl ni n from Mississippi In his criticism of the President Hi did not com plain that tbe IreMdunt played 1 with his little Illn Illred wih I grandchild but he wished he would cease It 10nrr enoucb to us to I that every man In the United Mate black or whIt Is under the pro tection of the OOE Applaus and laiiabtar Mr Alltn ol Mississippi said that the gentle man from Kansas s tmed tn te the recounted mouthnltco of the loit Office Department of Administration Them never had been a time In the history of the O O I when Mouth era outrages wet more necessary for the our psei of that party than they were to day It bad gone to the wall on the tariff It bad been betted hlcher than n kite ou civil service the elections wore going against I and I I could not CArl r the elections on Southern outrages the chances of tbll 1 01 were cone He de fended bis district from any charge of violence and outrage The Postmaster In his town lad outrlo never been molested or Interfered with Ho carried on his omce well and the only objection to him was that he was not a resident of the town the coun ty or the State Ho erltlelsad the 1 resident because he did not think the people ot hi i district wraiapabln of sebgovernment lstrlct Would centlemeii never cot through flghtlni ihowar I Thorewtr some gentlemen time Vn loom ho seemed 10 think ml that time war nomild I have boon n failure etcent lor their In dividual efforts Tho KOntloninu from Kannti Mr Kelleyl might have loved time Hag very much tnontyllve rears Ago ha mUlit havo teen very muoli dovotcd to his country hut ln Mr Allen IUII moo devotion for limo flat and for hi country now than to attempt to mar the prosperity and cool will which ihould exist wi botneen tbo North and houth by stnmllni bora and attumpllni to Loam Ich any section I Mr Cotbinnof Houlb Carolina said there was I I lust enough of fact In the llamluit lotlui which had been ruad by time gentleman from Kansas roUtlve to tho Abbeville cane to make out a rolntva Abbolle story There was a town there was a Post Oilloe there Wab an applicant for tbo Potmas ter hlp and there were snmo hotheaded ounc men of which his lon wan one AIr tho war a orthern man had bun appointed Postmas ter and had nerv d until Arthurs term When hi died and his wife a most estlrnab o and 101 mbie woman had neon appointed Flnloy had I filed an application with tho Ilrt ApsiHtaiii InBtmiisterUiberal In which he had mlsiop resentod anti defmnod the characlnr 01 time Postmistress Iliero was it fcolmc of outrauo against him Tkmoo ouiig men not for Ibo Purpose of ding Unler any barm went to his bouao no night and niadn some douioustrn tlon With u utility eonsdencit he hioke out Wlh I IlltJ 10 the back door and rio down to the rallroid track In i jiimnini i down a cut hobrukohls trlll lei The youi g men sent torn physician and paid all the expense of the tiealtzout That was all there was to tie fitiry ul Mr Itouers of Arkansas railed attention to the fact that under lenve to print the eentlo man from Kansas hud printed I the levI mf vile calumnies on the Mate of Aikaiifae Pad the centlnman no shame or decency no Idea of pionrlety no character to lose and none to make I as he lent Irretrievably lost Uhat r sort of a constituency bad ho1 Did they know him The speech he had printed In tho lifont would b1 periioiual immemorial to the charac I ter of the man Kan HI cent to the national legislature nnd wiuld aetontuate the great I loss Kansas ext erlencod when the Admlnlitra lion claimed the services of hl I tisteemed and able nrertececsor Jlr llynn 1 was charitable to attrlb to his conduct to mental depravity that came of unprovokcu malice or of blind prejudice that Idiotic ofTprlni of an 1m penoirahlo Ignorance Outrages occurred in all States crlmo was committed In alt i Mates Why was It that only the tiouth was maligned for outrages I was sim ply malloeJ purpose of political capital I Ho then read a lone list of outrages commit ted In Kansas as reported In the pnporsof that btate 1 as It nOl time that the new political apostle so zealously onusge I In tho work uf foreign missions should bend his way bolo j wart nail exercise life luminous intellect In time woik of home missions He than went Into an elaborate defence of tbo Slut which be tn part repicEOnted acnlnst the calumnies mind scan dals which he aid had been heaped upon 1or I In tho course of tile rtmaiks lie blttcrh as failed Poker Jnek Mcclure who had been I appointed to conduct cerIum iiovornmont cano in Arkansas Ilu could not beliova that the Preiidoal or the Atlorueytienernl could have known f his nntccodint He was n Iln who nutei had bad chat actor enough to om prehend how u man could Lo honot and bo a Ketitlomnn In lonelUBlon ho commendol 10 the gentleman from Kansas 1 the words icn a fool when he holdeth bin peace li I counted wise 1111 Imo limit shuttoth his lips is I esteemed a man of understanding m I 11 loll erstolu of Arkansas paid lust I Pool Clayton ant Jndco McLluro who had been defamed 1 by hin colleague t dhlt well I r H ro with tha Henubllcfius of Ark iiHaa I zig liU eol leaguo j did i with tim Dotuoc nts He was not I here to dMains ArkaiiHm or Blunder her people but it fiomed to bo acilmo to tell time tnitb I war nn outraue to buy that ballot ii Xl8 were stnlTod and that men rem u aMi ilnatud nnd time murd rerA not arrested Whan it was coni plultod that these outrnups voio wrotiK the only answer was that Powell ria ton had dono i the same tweutrllto learn mo 1 to tell the truth was to Blunder Arkansas It wo nncnB i uf y and must bo done That timers wne not n prater regard for limo jim ol of th ballot could not be doubled A man dare no tell t limo truth that oiregontlemaiidldiioteharaiterljo him ana ilnnderer The party In power in Ai Kunsa rested its power not on the vote of 1 an honont majority tint on Btutlxd ballot hoxe The couiiulttoa then roso and the lioubu adjourned I jin IMJVH7OV TUtIS Things or Interest In and outside or tha huh fit Cutisre WABIIINOTOK April 2t Senator W E Chandler hal taken advantage the absence of Mr Kdmunds the autocrat of the Senate who Is rusticating ut Virginia Iluaoti to mtro duco a rctolution giving tho honato power to cut ofT debato by ordering the previous mies tlon and clvlnc tbo Vlcelienldent authority to count II Quorum present when convenient as Bpeakot Held doos I Is perfectly smile to tuy that Mr Chandlers resolution will not tISs Indeed ho has been severely rebuked by tho oldtimers In tho ionato who have pointed out to him that his contemplated blow at time conservatism ami delltorutcns of time Senate Is a flagrant offence nid om of I the most serious minded Mr haiiiluideol I leagues aro Inclined to dlslpllno him Tho Senatorial privilege of unlimited debate Is cuntded more zealously than any other old fashlonud prerogative that arlstocinti body and vary low of the beuutors commit Lu brouuht to endorse such a resolution us Mr Chiudliir IUIH pioteutoj bouie of 1 tie now boris 1111 bile HiLLliiH and Yolcott and bpoonor nnd Allen rind a low I moro of that I class who are filled wltn youthful vigor and a desir to trunsnct business swiftly Mr Chandlers resolution is n I think pretty I pood thing These men cot ver weary of time lIon mind dry bpuaohes nhlch havn not th iliLnuit 1 chnnouot iniiuenchiig any mans Ohl Inn i nd Hiev t ceo tin renton wh y modern I method EhHild not prnvad In tin Scunto ai 1 well as oliiiwheie Th old hOld piafor tblngi i s hub ant hovfevor amid they will probubly Imi dlo Mr l Cliiiii i lUrt resolution with an y ttlng but gtntlei osa 1h uw linnpuhiro ruinator lntroduid I without conculLitlon I vrllh anyb ly amid entirely on him III i Sf n hlldil y Iberi IK I litllv I I l I I imoii hood that I I will I evn be h rem ro1 buck fiom the couiiulttee wi lemt l not favorably I loPr nUtlve Bplnolaa wife gave a tea to day from 4 to 7 In the new extetiidon of the I I Arlington 1 was probably time largest let t company I iruinmliUd In Ya hruton and I the llrkt teli w im ore uus ts hud ri om tin ii t1 fliio TIIt I new drawing roonih and ulnliiL Ipmiiof lie AI Instill me to Mliolni n chat ine l 1 gii 4i R nb i eiHtiiili Hid them Jlii 1 m hi I uou k Invltatl I nn lu ludoit I A eo i paiiv if ului it lrIO 1 i Hie I ii mi s mid gilt 111 Ii t ij iiumtiui irieimt most ni he time about n thiiiHihd faais m iceK st trII lie rn eb and co fiitin s with t lemonade I m t mi 1 olnrol punch were In1 A 111I01 orcnestrii in the callery gava its liveliest air und leniiitnl more thun onu merry commits to wit a spinIn the wait Mrs Splnolii revived lu n tuautiVul I gown if f llo atln iTnended lnileoa color ciimblned whim 011 vehet Sims Imati omllhlull I like lily iieilstunli more or lois attracllI I women who were everywhere amonc the KtieitH nid were most eilMont alln ira I iwcniiml Mris llutnnf f Indmmi Mrii llnirir I I t I Sew i u Mil AiiKu ta ilniiithnr of i In11I1 l Aiirnn Mil e Mss let tin IIIIh tllH Jlu I t t llirl I lKi NMhOII 01 till lllOIK MIKI I II itliurfuid 111 illbi Mrs 1 ig iou IIIK boll h i and iie Henderson v ie among t tie 1I1Ior I ion Hplnoln joined his I vlle I in I the wiconmeLo fcuenln nnd wimtn moft IIIH rltable host In point of dcorutions ImuJ I some tabl and law company It waj a party of brilliant effects and It mutt be said that It wa unliuo In not being a tea crush The iprlna bonnets and gowns of the guests brought In many dainty colors light and cheerful As a whola the Hnlnols t8l will to Into social annals as the tea of the year The commit appointed by the house or Representatives has started South to begin the Investigation into the murder of John M Clay ton of Arkansas Tho headquarters of the In vestigators will be at Little lIck where the witnesses for lilA most part will be examined Considerable difficulty was experienced In gut ting the conjmittoo togethtr to goto Arkansas as pvoral of the statesman were afraid that In going there thor woro taking their lives In their laos Some Inker has pent anonymous notes warning time members to keep away from tIme Htllln It they veins their lives a terday n group of members wore badgering ltepr en tatlve IlorKsn of Now Jerney a member of the Investigating cornmillee Ho was about to tart for the Houth and his colleaguoi bade him toodby with mook sorrow and sympathy I boy promised to deliver proper eulogies on his life and character should ho not return and asked him If he hAd any last muMOges tor his family and friends The Boodnaturd Jereet man received thojoklngof colleagues with great composure but was utterly routed I when a life Insurance agent approached amid besought him to take out ap accident polloy sating III a perauuslv way thut no man could tell what might haupn to him when he visits Arkansas Uircen declined to take the policy The President has remitted the sentence of dismissal Imposed br court martial the cuo of First Lieut James V a Haddock 6th Cav alry Who wnsoonvlcted of charges of present Ing a fraudulent claim against the Uovarn ment and of duplicating pay account The Court time acting Judge AdvocateGeneral and the Maioruenoial commanding riom mendod clemency on the ground of former good service und disability resulting from In juries lecelved In action The President In his endorsement eam hll doeS not omisidnr former I gallantry n eutflelint oicusn for the present I offonce but that It was plain thnt tile acts of I I thH acaimeil were only terhnlcally of a char acter calling fur time pennltv adjudged and thoro was an nbsenco or Intention to defraud Ho remitted time sentence because he did not believe the Interest of limo eorvlco reaultod the dismissal uf this olllcer I Senator Wolcott today reported from the Committee on Claims a bill that will If passed In some moasnie compensate an old employee of tho Government for the benefits It has re ceived 1 through bin Inventive genius and skill During ihn war Israel Klmball thuhjiu em plo in of this Internal lloveuuo Departnienl invented II Btnmii foronncrlllng tobnct stain is the URe of I winch I he gave to the department without consideration and which use It Ii paid has rnxulted In time axing to the Govern ment of thousands of dollam The stump Is now In use all over the country The bill re ported todny with the favorable recommen dation of the Cimmltteo on Claims proposes to 11110 Mr Kimball S100CM There are no Indications that the policy of I this Administration as regards time real fish eries will differ on any material point from that of its predecessor The revenue steamers hoar nnd Uush are lilting out nt Ian 1rnnclfco for their annual crui e In Alaskan waters Tho I former will start north about May I and the latter about Jure 1 lbs Bear will carry pro visions Ac for limo men who wer left at tin Point Ilirrnw refuge station last summer The Instructions to Ibo ruvenuo officers have not yet been Issued but It Is expected that they will bo rcudy In a fonr days They will probu bly rocognlo the samo jurisdiction flf t tho United Males over llebrlng Ia as In limo past and direct n trlct compliance with Ibo laws governing the snl an i salmon tlshorlos It Is expected that there will ho three war ves sels In Alaxkan waters during time coming sea eon Vj assist in time enforcement of time law viz I tho ThtlB the Kauger und time I luttu lbo latter In I at Ritka and the other two mire fitting out ut San Frunclsc lime I Alert now under going repairs Hi sai 1ranclseo may also ba ordered to the foot In Behrlug Sea The tnltod Bervice Club one of the most succofsful organbatlons at tho capital Is about to croct a now club house and for that purpose one of the llnent and c stlle t sites In time city has been selected The club has pur chased a piece ground at the cornerof Con necticut avenue and I street and have paid i till Ier S IUIIU foot for It This IH he highest I i price evor paid in UnblnKton for pioperty In the residence portion of I the city 1 he ground I that has been purchased IB a portion of the gardens surrounding the rwsldenoo of the late I Vi W Corcoran and It U time intention of time club to mnko it one pf tho most uttractho spot In nBhington Tbe l t nlted Service Club Ucomposnd of men who have serveI as ofli cora cither In the regular or volunteer army i anti its tnumhetshlp Is a wry Inr one 1 very nluht Its rooms are filled with old campaigners who tell many interesting stories of tLuir soldier days I The Senate Committee on Foreign Itolationn has dctded urga upon Congress the ndvlsn I billty of placing our Militate to tho great powers ol luropo on nn eijual footlnu 10 I Hpect of rank with limo tvpru utatlves of other nations In I pursuance of ttiisdociion enntir Mm nun n leimrted t tndny from the m 001mm tim H too nn amendment to time Diplomatic A l1ro retOrt bill giving time title of AmbniMidor to our MlnihtiTto i i t dreat Iilmln I I t I I Imncc I ermmm atm y and Huasla time Hilary to bo us now IliiUO jjor annum Othor uincndmeots piovidx that tho salary of limo mlnlater to Turkey shall to IUoOI an Increase of 12MU to Denmark I t7iOI mi Ineienie 1 rf f1 ili and to Greece Ituumanla and bi rvla JTJuU nn mcreaan of 1OUII The list adjustable stern dry dock to bo used by tho navy will hove n trial at Kay Wust on Muy I It hut boon oioudd imy l n N nv Yi rk llrm and tlo principle Involved i Is I lie I old 101 tiriliun I III I i Is iniidt e to I lit on the t storn of avot Mil I lyli mg nt harbor und can be mimi ii pod out In I u foil hour It I I hivH ail 0 utuhlo b nuns tn nr rangod tliut thor will adapt thetiiRuhoi to tho lirit of vttstelsof nnyihiipo nud Its d ito en Ions are MiltlcRnt lor shun III iiny bic lime nrruPKement of tunkn ovunornoH the nicositv for slim rllll and It I oulpiilatu l i towivo tlnniind 1 cpniiM vessel of the North Ailuntlc HIUUI l ron will bodoiigmitel for tho tilal on time 1st t pr x and u Board will make a report ou time rcultli ltoi re onttttive Stewart of Ten from the Cctmm tim ittee on IIIM 1 anti Harbor I I today 10 poilPil I 1 to I the House I tha Senutn bill i provldluc I for tho omplotloii of the imiirioiut I III l ml voton hurhoi iUim The tlll inukcs tin appro Mlutinn of tiijiiiijOi to 11 fiiiiiu iindur llin t illrnitlon III the searetaiyof Vir not moro ti an JMiiiU ui which can be tMuudod iu nut ono jtur The preliminary I trial I trip of tlio t Phllntlelphla will I tulo I plii a noxt vvuiK ami tho ulllcliil trill tho following vvaik rrolmllv Tha lioatd of Oniccriilftiiilpil 1 for the Irlul stiugeat that mi cuurao Im lnd loWIIIII tlio opon uu off Lime Ann Iho him ilders of tim 0 1tmiimtdel tim lit Ire For Unit I a iiuit rim at ug tho southern I loug Ulnnd I const be UM d for time Irlal Tho Coast Siuvny In I now lay III oIl II hlxty in lie Cliirco along tln t Now nglainl 1 omiit The liiloreHtlng IIInl ul nit t lii trial I trip t of the I Ihlla lolphll Ib 1 tOe hens y pennitioH 1 lut w bring reiulred breach quarter knot of tpaeddelUlonuy mind u Ilkosum u pivmium loniuurterkuotof BpuudiuuruaAu The Simpson Pry Hook Company have asked that the Mlnnonom bo designated to be d ckod In tie IItW dry dock ut the TBVV York yanl 1 ou lucy I 1hii departmeui hud already ordoied the Piiiltun pnpired for till bervlc Ilia I JMIniuKolu will bo ikcoraiid with bunting and u baud eugugud for the day Secretary Vindoni hui cent to the House a letter leiiiostiim nu Imiuidiat ililioli laUra of liVidti tociiv i theuohl of urgent loimir lor tie t nltod htaio jjuru Oillcu building at Nwiorlicty n llMltr loi iitlith Keclntnt Vctcrmi limo Veteran oclntlon and till timemu born of the Klglith lltclmont commemoruted the llrst departing of tualr regiment for the war In Ifciil at their new armory Park avenue und Ninetyfourth street lut venlni The exor clss confuted ol II 10lJrIV by oxCol John W Avery who commandod time Eighth from 1BH to IhiG a battalion drill ii dyes parado und time presentation 01 bronco hedges to Iho leter t UUH 101 Oeiri0 1 Scott and LieutCol hehlllirii took charge of time dull and Major I Henry haunceycommandej time dro Miainde l Tho badges piesened ard uf bronze with tho number U upon them luslhoi Thereat from one to throe bars according to the aunt bar of tlmos tho recipient nccunipnnlod bite rOImnt tu tho war They wer given to the following gentliihen Alfred i lougnly Charles L Iliileigh John II I I lirour Jamen Illmo I m S VI llprn I l llowdon I out ge It I i Law I Irilm I L 1 hmlth I a IIIly AM ItimUhar fhnrlos A Her ring t I llnni lllilr rederlek 1 lloulol Georgn av Ini I or Hour lMa mn 1 I 11 Sullivan David lill I nnd IV d I rimiirt lhliteti hind ioni re iuint ineduls vveip also prctetittd Salt Im mm iiivlio iii 1 HI fill III ol time evening was the pri en I tiuloii nf 1 trt niigiiiiciil b dciM lotol I ifott and cjMuj r linck by time I tieiuu ABmicU 1 toii t Iho bulges uu very elaborate und ara lucite id I solid told In III ivontro Is a V made of dumoadb surrounded by a luby wruuth Among the onlookers wire tHin ISrlKS Cot Story I up Hums On Iltrorild and stair j ltsut 1 t McCarthy little I r i h S C4Pt William Kirbr lol 1 I Ieigel of Texas Uupt N H I Thurston Cupt Joliti JSoylau Lien T L Wnt sen and lar lli I iper t Ahiiolhn 1 koldiir boys vvoio drilling the war veiTiuih nl I f rater uienil ins i the lekUient l win gill u ut 11110 oiiteriainmunt ol i for i WH in aiiiitlmr pint uf time armor I hsri WITH BOIIKS kiid recitation nnd after time cnuiiiuinnieiit the voteruns joluud time yunier mUll in un dUll room and limo rest of I limo evcnliiw w a i given uu tu dunclug I r Purify Your Blood The Importance ot thoroughly pnrlfylng the There Is nothing more oonolnslralr proven blood THIS BPHINUcannot ba overestimated I than that Hoods Sarsaparllla IB a radical and The extraordinary eplilonilo ot theerlp and I reliable blood purifier If we could show you other diseases the unhealtbful winter close I the many letters wa recelvo from people of confinement Indoors and carolossnesn In diet whom we actor beard before telling of re have caused Accumulation of Impurities In the I marknble cure of scrofula call rhoum nnd blood which must be expelled before you can I nil kinds Rail decrees of diseases of the blnod I you wiitild be NS fully convinced of the luorlls fool will aud BtronR again Tho unlvoroal of Hood nrenparlflaastvo are pralio clvon Hoods Harsitparllln by those Vf ho I My non was nllllcted with the worst tile of have taken It should certslnly convlticn you I scrofula und 1 cavo him Hoods Harsapnrilla thst It Is the Ideal UlltINO t MKUltlMX It Toilay he I sound nnd well nutwl litutidliii nets Ostlo huh and Immediately upon tbo uwas said thnro was not enough mndhltiu lu blood overcomes physical weakness revives I Illinois 1 to effect a cureJ C11K1HT1AN tbo tiealthtouo and creates a good appetite I llllpolls HI Hoods Sarsaparifla Bold by all druggists tl 1 I MX for 15 Prepared Hold by nil druggists II 1 six for 3 Prepared only br C L HOOD k CO Lowell Mass I only byC L HOOD St CO Lowell Mate 100 Doses Ono Dollar I 100 Doses One Dollar 6xnSQtft ftf AUCTION ix DQE3EtEL Will sell rtrolarlr at t thtr BLUE mONT hALE AND KICIUNOB tAeLpA 147 to Iii Kklt Vlth IU To d7 alul on ertry MONIA THURSDAY at 10 A It ottu luCaS of WrSTFttJf mBlNUfi VVOI1K DllIVINU AND BAO mILk IIOllSlS t ttit hlxhcit hitler without reserve All htmt Ciurintf t j an prtitnttd ur money nfimileil No roiironementi on ccuuut of etber BAIKS IdMTIVH FLANDKAV CO 1173 U74 inTO IIBOUMi HT SIa1al and bummer 1tiiia1ex or Tin BIMT LASh VICTOItltS HfcKiioAnnrj 1C Cl s rlnrl Hull rt siylxi Vll TOUIAH uii uuoiuoa lltttular Surm Style IH raiittiitrt In Ilk Mid Itlnitdk lI tCKA flAsh VAiO K ITKS HOCKA AYH MlIiVE mlii front JLANIIAVM u0C14ttVATPS Dor ami viilart Cart ilir Fltnlioptt rhattoni float vAgotx l alley IouJ lisle iifpnt Wacont 0o1 tort rhnetont rhliilrtii Traps lluckboatdt Kx Top CadriottH lap roti Ituetomi SECONDHAND nrtuihm lAiiUu ltc ckawar f mach Cart Omnft bus Ilodil a IJTI nt rtmrtmiK I x Top Iabtlnlett M b torltn tttiicy 7ri Curttu Kuclavtart LatudsIumeLi Carriages No choicer variety In Now Yank LAPIhS IMUI T NS Till III iIIIhi nilvt WAOOKR iiulitir will not ic t nnileniulit ELFknn MLLAH I AllTs HUH I AHIS IIOADCAIlTa tlif mallet anil hatiitftornrit ilel time lllCKKIAltl aiil MMhllll I i Mn iAI I KM WOODS lvf rv arrlttfi fully iiimrtntteil nrrot VVAIIIS UIMKAWAIN I ll AHOSKTTKI laity iinrr lever hvrtnd Jl thl tmablinhlncnl 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3IUftt4E WAUON CO i JlltOON SINew I New tirt try snoit launilry milk grocer butch tr bakro pnnnttri smut carpentprf waeoni Slum linn Unlit ilellv cry air riir coulitrr uSe nC1K vv iiOv Uii iiiiaa Suuth ilmr ow York I OK SAlt j1011T1 l jnlrof ilirk brown liOMfi JL 1U 1mm rite Mull ilvbnteil I rrautrl ontlt an kind Arplr lo iiMiKil strnitiAi Ctutral rark lllilmc AoaJeiny 13tli Bt and ti Sr I 011 SAIK Conil torso amid truck rhoati Inntilraat IBUVVmt IloUFtoinL VVM II K1N1ER IJOK fSAI1 Klrrtnn platform truck cheap at TilT 1 II iCIIHOIIIS foot toust I41h I K PATKNTSIHIVKIIMI I TRLTKK Stnd i for price Ht and catalnvtit 1atent anti mak rft w IvhbT tllHhLU A BUN 177 Prime it ewlorkcltr SlIKTrANII VttNIE For tat rfwo8h T Iani tonIcs in years old tim Inohri Sub kind and well trokrn tn liarne ami cable A to double hsrmmcu and london mad ilaetOflm all In excellent condltu por ted and complet onint for children rrlct for nvja F SI iXUlKIIAKT nulTnlo NT iomt GALL Kinreie wacnn In eirellent on4ltlen 1 IIAVBUKY SMITH SB West Situ it lIuhrlJCtA nnt single ont a nice milk waron ilJt 1 liar bunny le Ml VVet 45mb it l OH MIKTrAM POMES 10 to U baits bugS lull JL wv arrived for title cheap HISlKip HI rand at Jersey City inn ityc two mince Normin man both ID foal 5 2i4 vv ll list it tiearTlhav iLUhti r8f1cl1tit VEST END RIDING ACADEMY 11 141 ani 1St wet tmittii ot wWilfliWVSSiSfiSnm lAIIir M IM 1C 1III1E nn vlnndayt rrnui4locr i M IM IIIK MINK Ill lIE rv Inlay evenlnr IrimiHto lo rlrnk pilot lill 1tA I T MANAOHg IIAVIS AsrAKKIIAII7 lnitlr uad their Klillnic llahll lloj a Mllllavrv Hphonl UulliirnB aio w iKrjsvni UT LQCEuTRI SN llLTtITi llliiplr lrit calalntutl trea L4 U HITMAN BAIlIUi io i in Chain tn it Rw Shoe Bruhl CI t 4 0 DO Otto A Belli of I WOLFFS ACME I BLACKING I And clean your Shoes WITH A SPONGE In place of a Brush J EVERY HIUCAO E EVERY Cojitng Rcom EVERY Cart aje Owrjer EVERY 1iirft Meuisnc EVERY Body able to liolrf a brush BUOOtD pails UHIIONI a rr r Clii Stale i Oio 4 NCW runniru lmrsIah WI in Stai Gwt can CHirawat at the nSrai i i TitewOel It Olal N roun Oio DataiT lits IT I H 0 tr Co cH I AKDOtw IluhlidipWs A in Dnt rttal Mn AndAfeM a ta L OOAO aEUZXO HIE LOG McC IU Olsten but the Conrt Hold lbs Lea t Net a Complete Bee rd There was n preliminary skirmish on Tuesday at the opening of tho court martial In the Brooklyn Nary Yard In which Commander Bowman U McCnlla and his lieutenants Law yers Choate and Monzlos cams out best but the real battle btgau before tha court yester day morning when Judge Advocate Oarst called the lust witness for the Government Commander McCullas success In having Capt lieardsloe removed from the court IH admitted by tho prosecution to be a decided advantage for him It will still leave tovon a majority to decide the question of McCnllus guilt or Inno cence as a vote of six to six means the ac quittal of the accused commander on time charge on which the vote was taken It will also mnkl a tie voto posblo on the various I questions which will come up during tlo course of the trial for decision Ever member of this nnvul jury of twelve was prevent when Hear Admiral Harmony took hid ont at time head of the table nUll rapped lor ardor at 10 oclock Commander Mclalla with his uniform sot olT with n pair of trim patentleather iiuiuli vvns already hard at work at his table examining time letlmony of the Court of Inuulrj J which was stacked up before him Joseph H I Chuuto did not appear nnd Lawyer Mciulos hud to curry ou tho de fence alone i After luodaya 1 proceedings had boon Hur riedly rend over from beginning to eud by Lleut inrst Mr Menzles obtained Ibo privilege of having orgoint uf Marines Isaac Lulklns formerly MasturntAriuB aboard the Lntor Price Runmoncd fiom the iioiton levy xard us a witnes iou tho defence Lieut F II Flohbohm ol tho Enterprise iden tified live huge tomes as the log booth of the Lntornrise during her last ornlfo ThoJudgo I Advouutu thou called to the land the senuien whoso tieiitinnnl by limo commander hud been npeiitlud under the various charges Iouli Meyer told again tbo story 01 limo IIbfru B I having threatened him nt Jiimntav while Mr Monrles lollowed closely tbe typewritten teatl I moor which Muyoi hud given on time Court of Iniiulry teamius Apprentice S i It drnlinm was lImo next vvltnes Mr Menrlos raised an I impoitant n iut at onco by objectiuu to the ad lulubiuii f hit tvstluibny t lluv nu OIRO iiitioducod the log as a matter of record sitd Mr MeurleR the Oovern I Went IId uiamtHln cannot go beyond It In the cuo ol 1Inl1l It shows bis cuutlnomont and his release live i days later i on a mlarpio henslon lime ndmit ston of this latter entry exonerates oiiiuinmier McCnlln complululy amid time Government cannot go behind Vo are nt attacking Ibo log Lieut Stay ton Bind decisively HO have brrught it In to show certiin facts huftho iciord Is I not complete t 0 I II OSll1bllsh by our witmmesio that a very MlKht investigation II any wan mndo by the numander and that tho mlBup prehenglon which apparently clears him from further blnnio should not have uximed In his position Tho Court kept tho spectators out In the hull a long time before this point wits de cided but It ended In tho objection of Mr Manzjes being overruled Uratinm tcuiled that ho wasnt brought to the mast during the live days ho was Ironed and tin didnt think it his business to ask that he should be drnham finally told Lieut Wr I helm of his urUt onllnement Mr Menzics tried hard to Und out why Mr YYorlluh had nu proachod Ciraham nt the time evidently to I shi w that the i Iutunnnt was not on cordial lorms vvlthhUlaplnin I but tho witneuH could I give him no tat railou lloatRwalns Mute I iiooigu Hois to1 how ho was confined in n I ctiiiltjickot nt llon I III December ISbS Mr Menxlos IntLrix Bid 1 II similar objection to his last one that the liitlinonv would contradict or modify Iho I cord shown by the log and ho got tile sumo riiilti ns be ore tuto hiindblad P 1 Armstrong and ldlam II leli retold their exi 1 cilnucuvviih I I rot S and Jn obt m lad I ders diiiril llnitu ny ivus in n veiy bappv iiiuiid In the aftorciiinii t two ur three tunes biule lit Ino i II hearty liuch ut soni ot tho remarks of the 1 seamen A 8 be cot interested lu the tetlmoiiy t I ho ross fiom his eat and trampnd back and forth iicrong the rom with his I hands crushed IIllIn1 I him putting u ques tion now und then hlmof Mr Men Ien told thu tUllrt the dolenco would put In ntitntryol the log ti fhow tat Arm I strong and Icily both cnme aboard intoxicated nt Vlllefrnnclio i 1I I iii found I ho hud made n tim mm mike tliouch wlien he CIIIIB to 1 reid th e tnt ry for the men had been lione I for leaving I time hut wlihout purmlslon Tho teBtimony of AS II i r Ilium undlnliis i I m m Helming on two other SIlO l II utlon llniBhcd ire I lI1 hjaruc and 1 the i Chit ndjnuine m nt t ueloek tm mlral i Harmony announced that tlm Court would pit dully flow lu tu y o duel evorj diy Loruaftur jxitcijoa zu WlS ATflLAllAXTZXti Immlcrantn o br riumlned ISrlnre They neb flic unlllic dilution Tim fiiTOdRpil f rro If ivcrnment In spectors of immmtmmtgi antS ui this part Including II 11 1 Layton of Pittsitireli who was assigned to his now post voturday vlll le I under John 1 Mlihi Hand who has been made Chief of thu i Iinmgrint lnspeclon Department Mr Mil lioilanJ sud yesterday that hi and his nsslt 1Ib t vonld make hireiiuou i loonlorcn Ilu t lay ui slim nt ai w li i m aa letter ft ito JncIII I Inn hillS will be mt at niirautlno nid tIme its Imecturs will I thero I begin the work of Ihit ding out what immigrants I viola 0 time law ollector i rlmrdt 1111111 ixtirday that tho lIve Itiiliaiibdotaluod on Tuesday would halo to go bun BitgeouOenoral Hamilton visited tho Ilarco Olllco rei tiirdiy and alter a lareful Inspec tion decided that liotu II feunitnry point of low it was nu mmdmi ri lIe plnii t i to land largo num ber I of linmitrriiii I Iu I also vllicd Ci tlo bunion Which ho regarded lu u much trot uruole lending station Trjlns to Collect Icronoul Tux In IlrnoUljn The authorIties of Brooklyn nro tanking nn effort to collect time personal taxes which should have been pud ou Dec 1 ihS Thoro nro nearly 14UO dulitiiuents In 1111113 nryiug from I u to HUUi11 ami vestordny time pi r I rOil wor60n1 wlIh iKilleos from Corporation Counsel lunlH 1 tin I I itanlug h to enf rco payment I by n Milrur mimi J tnlu if an nmouut of iho peixinal 1 proiiern uf the dolluiiucnt BUfllclcnt I to Imitimuty time tar I llio list ol thoe who have not jot paid ui I roiitnlns time liar us f bomn of Iliooklyn foremost ie lduiit Thin Is tho first system ntle olfort ever millie toenforca the pn iucnt nf Iho personal la in Urookirn amid many of those who linvB been 1188a11 ems In arrears for hovernl your They uitinl pnv before May I nr a levy will I bo iiiadi I upon their i property IlIw valuation of penonul property ascopn I I lu lliooklyu In HJ wan moro thuu tllUlUuuJ I Tornitdue Itt JTrian und Nrtv IlMinpnhlre AVBTIN JVx 1 Aptll 21Tlin little town of Kyle twenty mlios fonth of here was vltltod by n tom nude last night and many houses weia uvurtiiruud nnd M veinl Mvopt iivrnr ioi end persona were Injure 1 but nnnn klllid rime lol Ii reminnry I a laruo fiamo bulldlncr I h VT I lifted loin lib fiumliiti ns und ranlod tvrenty tot but It I t was not pniloiiBly hint I F Jhndo Mim tlou of 10nco nod crow Inn crops In the tra k of time 6trlll VVHB very groit SAIHH prllJ hi A tornado of cnnsMnrabln violence Mvjpt thu sniitliurn portion of I Lltrli fled tots mtliip on M 1uIIIY nltniiiooii lime lath of tho t aiorm was two I rods I wide and a olniin Hunth I I vva nil ml eryllttlnol I i u vnlttn was In I thi WIll ixcej 1 t un ti t lii I g rn suet at e whiro a coin barn vvn ue Led 1 mid mci time outli At I Ings vrti t i hiiKon or i vrriuini I A llttio I tirl MIIS ulluhtl injured ou lime lIngers lao ICraplle for H ColiUciiiniil Muu CoiuMnrs O April UI iiao Kinltli tho I Ilk county murdorei who was to have Iou banged In the Ohio penitentiary at mldnleht tomorrow night has bean reiplted by Cloy Campbell No dtlliilt time was mentioned the respite but It will be for three or four weeks utull the Governor has time tu examine into I i limeade t Mmltli I I WU4 wml ted on puroly i ririiimtiitiil ovldiice und lucre 1110 grax doui mt us i his a milt Iliern I are mutT lu lIe peniteniUry 1 nuiiex our white men omit col I red mid one oy itwist jog ntccution Ills thought that Ivm of tbo oHto Iruth the I b T murderer of little Maggie Thompson at Cleveland lUll Isaao Smith will have their I tjuntoiicoj commuted to ImpJ1sonmon for life l CUll cunzrri IECULAXI0S In JFIve Yenr he ha PaU UItr15000 More Tka M ke was Cntltlid TV BAnATooA April Examlnatlnns Into tho affairs of Village Clerk Samuel F Corey disclose a condition of things much worse than was feared whun It was first ascertained that bo wits making poculntlons upon the village funds Corey was elected l Village Cleric lu April 1830 and has held the office continu ously for ten years The salary is fixed by the charter at 1500 a year Besides being Village Clerk he also tins acted ns Clerk of time Water Board of tho Avenue Commloslon and of the Police Dpnrtmont each of which makes pro vision for u small but adequate salary for cler ical hoivlces Time aggregate of those fixed and stipulated salaries would be about 1000 a year Th Investigation shows however that during the year ISiJ Clerk Coroy paid him salt the nundsoine bum of IWJJiS and that during the past five years this being UK far back as his accounts havo yet been examined the uggrognto uf his for mobt part self nwardod compensation for usual and unusual regular nud extra services nuiounls to Jjifi7HSo Paid certificates und drults for this amount drawn by Corey for his own boneljt tim e lu tho liaudB of time Hocelvor of lnes by whom all claims nuainst tie v II luge ntid b t vvn are paid upon the urettoutullou ofpiopurly uuthntliatod vouchers it IB nl no iiBieitulnod that other certificates and drafts to the amount of Hfttiii issued by Clerk Corey without authotltv in hid own favor and for his own beuellt but which have not yet been presetted to ibo liocolvor thero being no funds to tho ere ill of the departments upon which times mire drawn are held by banks and other third parties who imsvo discounted them In expaation ol their being paid when tha collected taxes bhull put money Into thoo de pnrtmonts to meet them Ibis makes the ei and total as fur as ortalncd w hlch I lark taroT hits taken from the publlj funds u11208 lnluk ttlout six tlmoH the amount to which ho has any legal claim for ervlcos It does not appear thnt any of these Illegal nail uuauihorled audits or the alleged claims ion I i on which they arose were ever passed upon mimi allowed by lh trustees In the majority of cases no clulm or bill or account of any na tuio was ever mudo up or proontod to any Boar or ollloor and timers are very few bills In existence to represent times payments Uo understand how this could occurvlt appears that C tot acted ns clerk tu time Auditors It lias I eon the custom of the Auditors to sign n large number of blank audits for claims that might iirUo against the several departments these audits certified thnt n bill for a blank i amount of money bad been ullowcd to a blank person amid directed the lloeivor to pay It lOose audits signed In that way were I In the cleikH puiaeaslon mind when he do sired ho hlmply tilled in his ammo and the I amount he wished and either draw tha money from the Keceher or took the audit to bank and hud It discounted or negotiated It to some person 3 her was no pretension of mak Inn out nor of presenting u bill to anyone or of ever tiling n bill with tho Auditors Ttio olerk simply ildocl out the audit whenever and for whatever amount he pleased No other evl denca misname to have been required by time Ito celvur than Blmply the audit and whenever theme was money lu the department on which tho audit was drawn it was paid regardless of limo amount or whether the indebtedness exist ed and nil outstanding audits would hnvo bean guod or ihtiirfac value as coon ns ouoy was rulsad by tantlon for thePOoral depirlmentx It upiearn that tsioii of the money which Corey lia paid liiniBolf on his claim for extra I fon leas du Ing the past four years tins been Ihimed upon the Mlwellaneous Department nl though tIme trustees are only authorized to rnio tow u jeur for tliU department I tin IommittGtt of investigation report nn entlio lack of iystem 01 legnlarlty In limo Aud itors ofllco or books They found audits lylnir around bus nli signed by the Auditors while comic of time itulmnrninnrkodcnuiflied init whn marked them In that vvai orlywliaauthor ity does not npi ear Willie In Oino books audits mire lorn out vrlthiut leaving iny record of lu whose favor they were tnadu or for what amount And all i this lias been going un for live tears piobablr longer as examinations have only bran mude fir f that noriod Thu summary of umonnth lath Clerk Cor y ns up hears by llio Auditors books IB as follows lss1 nlno raumhi Si0t7 no mstm avioo M tiai o ims ft40i4 tlmq hinjm IBM iLree luoaihs luj 73 Total for uiv year J2i74 31 Audits Utued ij ilu cmii not yet rriieaeil nJi 31 Total l J3i 112 it Time matter will bo laid boforo the Grand Jury CAJJKI HIM i JlM3tr 1i1lcrIv Conclimnn Furrpll Trlln the Caniralnnloner Tliry All flrk of Him TkitC IVuy Pdllieiiinii 1ifilerick i Merttl nf thn t Wont Fortyseventh street MMIcn was on trial be lore Commlalouer Mnitiii icntardny for call InkJohn Duana a cunchinnn who hud orated a complaint mmga trot him n perjurer amid say Ing to him limo lli t tlmo I catch you drunk 111 crack your slull William 1 rroll another roacbninn also accused Moad of using similar langungo towaid him Mend said in his defcnco that time charge wns trumped up mmmii l that urroll told B mu friends of Ills that tie would got Ilmuiv Martin to put I him Mead among the goats In Harlem u Did yon refer to mo ns JlmuSj Martin 1 l tho CommitBlcner misled Farrell Yes Birnnsw rnd Farrell they nil speak of you that way up In your dlslilet Commissioner Mnitlu looked anything but I I planned amid called time nuit case Emanual Krnvnth a silk Importer of CO Grand btroet charged Policeman George Lang I of time Wnst Thirtieth streot suctIon with club bing him without muse Mr ivravnth who Is un iiinniour vi I llnlst I Bald limit oiirlvon Ilidny inurnlnit I i prll U I 1 ho wan returning from a re hnarsu I of n inimical iodety with Cliarls It Keiirnm of J tigea miter J t i hay bout uieui rl Mxtli I nvoiiiie cur nt 1 wentyfoiirth street isesi fey vemt lummiiii tile uir und Ivravnth stood on the t ron r patfoim Lang was rehire in ii tu imo I Matlou hutiKc mind VVMH ulsu on the t cmir lIst bruit Vihen hravnth got on the carLuncrandrt u retail ri nb ufDulcli I fiddlers h i multi hi tofu Lung that lie thought thi remark uncalled for nnd limo pollcouiau stiuek him lu tinfnie I lnu king him oif imo car Ivravatli iled loi Kearney lnnir got oir iho umtu iii soon iB Kearney nllghlcd Both asked Lane I to lock thorn up If I f they t hud dono anything wrong Kravith Bald that Lain then bounn to club them t lime an i Into wtIcmt IoU rt It iFutand muellng Policeman I Mctiimoy uppoaiod to him for trot ot I 10mm Laiu followed them trlllk Ivrnvatb In time taco and hniaslird hi IK violin I box wlih I his club Motilnlovnu lull el lung I und ceo t ilia I men to tlm elba lioune chore they made n com Plali ag iiiBt Lang I anirsald m tile owmi botinlf that he tb light he u ocniid Krnvnih as a friend nnd I ipi d bun I on the I back in m a compunlunut lu wit Ho I I daided hat ha asmultod eithei ot the men or biokB the viollu box Pollemail William 7 Kerrof the Wost Thir ty ievoiitli street nutlon was accused of being rilTioHtlii I H saloon on hunday April n i Ho denied being In time Bidoon but Kild thut ha wont lo the door and tuld the burtumler tu pull down his nhades or hed get Into trpubo Deciblou was ruturved In all thv cases Knouch IlirluBille lo YVreck a llulldlBC I lie lomlcd bottle found by i Jjetfctho Hnyei among o lot taken from Newark junk doaiers for the bottlers of this city wee found to contain dynamite mlied with lulminatin powder and Chemist Ferdlnimd hchmldt of Nrnnrk who mode the exumlmulon of time conuntH caul there was enough of the exile Klfto wreck n big building An efToit Is bt inx made to trace the bottle biiik lo tl place whence it came but there Is little proijuect of BUCCibS lteriver Va Claim Atcoiiiste Time report if lleferei Wililanm it Vhiihs tip a tie ac mmii mug it 1 0111 I cmi Utmmi i mter q f u to Eiumibie iiiete iumnd Lit Aamaieiomm ri ii Cumy if New acts we mitl to ti lunly i cits limes TI rote Smuds 551 tI receIver us recoival u I iii 74 aimI tiatturset 11444 52 ii isa cantor JuIyiflefltIto mat olith taut irtog Ito amesnhia Li lusuis dowu Is ONE WAY TO DO BUSINESS Mtucn TALK Axn xo itAiiatoyr AUOKO run siXKi o FOXD cuumasioxxBS Comptroller Meyer Less HI Temper id IIli Fellow mml1o crii Do Not Try to ISIrvke Him Ike Itlabt Wuy Comptroller Myers made thlnri lively nt time meeting of the Sinking Fund Commission ers yesterday by losing Ills temper twice by vigorously protesting twli o and by beIng the only ono f the OnmmlsnloneiB who votoJ In time negative on two motions Time fun began when a warrant for Q3 WM presented to pay for a book for a specltd pur ilr0 for the Comptroller It Is n journal In uhl h to enter the proceeding of this Board said Sir Myerc I dont see said the Mayor why you fool called upon to buy stationery l hut iioms to bo u ecrip took said Alder man Storm and In my opinion Its n mighty big trim to pny for It Brown will got rich it ho kovps on charging like that Oh its more than a scrap book raid Itecorder Hmyth dryly for you ran write your name In It I move that It b paid for In order to get rid of th matter The motion was carrlod and then the ques tion of purchasing the site ef f tim oltt Twenty second Iteglmint armory in fourteenth street I with two additional lots adjoining It on the west for a site for limo Ninth Iteulmont cnino Up and was hotly discussed When time Seventyfirst Regiment teat Limo Ninth In the race for anew armory It was compelled to re main In its old iiuarlora over a stable in u building owned by Mm Purun btevoun In West TwoiitysUth street Tho iiuartors are said to ba wholly unlit for time roglments puipoos An armory should bn provided for the Ninth Regiment as soon an possible said tho Mayor It bun teen driven from plllnr to post and tho monitors ate HO cramped now lor room hunt they cant dilll without breaking a Comptroller Miors objoctod to Inataaslna tho I Bile fur ito propood new armory by time pin I chumof two new lots lou hut dioien time I most extravagant i lot In Newiork ho mid The Mayor explained that llrltffion FlU gerald hud derlJud that the armoty 111111 bo below lluhtooiith htreat mind that this was tha moxt uvallutilu placo for It Ho nuld It nns llrst proposed to liuroaao time site by lire purihiso of four aid I 11dm ii lotK but ai tliU t would irule the cost more thun l40Loi It was nijieed tliii only I two lotH M imoti fit bo uililod to tho I piexeut site It wus resolved to Instruct time Contort tlou otmsol to co ulieml with condemnation iiroccoilltigH to secure time two Additional lots I this Compttoller was tho only Commissioner who votiil no Charles It Hewitt the representative of the I Greenwich Itefrlguratlni lompaiiy note time Commissioners ft r permission to run cold air Pipes In Vest Wniulngton Market Ho pro tetttnd n petition vvhleh he maim boto time slgnn tnres of every stand owner m time luurkut und a ri viilntlnn olTorlntr to thy time city 6 percent ofthorrofis locolpts tommhlni should bo done about this Im mediately said the Muyor iiimmerls com inuuu nnd every day Htaud owners call on mo with a m Imit eat that hermit lasm ott bo granted In commit comimnv to lit tho murkot UP with cold air pipes Thov nay that many of thorn will ba ruined If hey are impelled to btiv Ice Thorn Isnoroason 1 why this muttershould budclnjod any longer I dont understand sail Comptroller M y rs limit sudtlon dlcplu of rest mini yoal There vvns no Hiicli uilillitlon when limit MII joeL was ilibctis t tomo weeks uga I Irate ordered my engineer look Into the mutter Rnd toport upon it When thut report In mudo 1 chall take utcat pleasure in submitting It tu I this Boiml The Lomptrollnr had been growing angry ns bo talked mini hit concluded by waving his hand at Mr hewItt and curing fiercely Pe slice I dont like the manner of this gentle man It Is siiugostlvu ol a dcslro on his imrt to browbeat and bulldoze this Board anti 1 om phatically object to being browbeaten or bull doad j Nobody can make you do anything you dont want to do maid Itecorder smyth softly but I igroe with yon that time manner of this I centloinun Is not what It thoulil bo Ho make n demand and that IH homothiue wo should not listen to I suggust however that time Comptroller force IiU encmour I will not be forced Intorrupto 1 Mr Myers angrily If you wont furnish this Hoard with a re port paid the Mayor I will got somebody else to dolt All right put that motion said time Comp troller with excitement 1 want that motion put I move sold time Itecopler that the Comptroller be most rcsiiectlully requited to report i u this mutter at the next meeting of the Hoard Everybody voted Aye except the Comp troller who voted No with Eturtllng eho ate aol Tlm Immigration CrimmKeloner who were piesenl to be heard in IB erotic to the proposal of the nittinnal i i Govern tn a It to I l loiss Ias le jntdon vvero nbkeil to po tpnne the hearing until next Yednc ilay when National Iinmi jintlon Commissioner Vebur vvlil piotubiybe trubont The Iomptioiler wan ntithnrirrd to leslie I LOnOOtti of lock bonds for thin improvement 3f tho rier frmitB Th bonds will Lear Inter eat at time uio of 3 per cent und be exempt front taxation UOUSKUAX in UAVAH inrr He Lett 111 Imbecile Snn Only 5 tOO nut the luxv unnol Iiitrrfrie Hurrojjnto Ransom yi stcnlty imanuheit down decision admlttlnc to probate the will of Houiduian Do ISauu The will was executed on Soft 10 18SO rind cave to the decedents two sons by hl first iiiirrlin tlUU emli ntt tn his second wife Josephine the remainder of limo estate J200IH De Buun married his first wife In 1851 and they resided on n farm In HnckoiiBack Their sons Charles anti IMwln urn respectively mit anti i1 years old tire first named having I eon nn Imbecile from birth Tho wlU hei rated I from hor husband In 16 und In l2 ol i tiuud I nn aitsol mite divorca in llhodo Iinnl on t hut ground of nonsupport She look upon her cell the care of time children In I TI her married To Mipport hurtell he MII 1 e I mo I Iclno and has for tlxteivi vnr f I wml her profession lu I tins I cliy In i 1 77 De I Ilium I miir lied Mr JoHipnlii A rcn nnd h s houiB I her fourth hunbuiid De Inun die i In film ls need 02 Ills I I widow survived i a few months dying childless nt time nee of ji veiiK Thd second Mr Do Inun iniidn n will of the fame date us the omme In metmi IP which her Imsliiml was unmed u tol ieintci Her property HUOuJ or JVixiO m came fm lint her third hmimitminmi and lie itimiumu iomtm his IUienth 1 ire hurroittto wia tl ir he ha nn hi u moro thorough ceurRh Into time jut Ii titles than he lids found It i hOt eesmtry todi I iti I any piaciillnir cntB to llnd u pre edui whih v ouU tastily him In imo I Interest I o m nil light iu denying hr bate 10 t tlm t I mmcl trumont In this cine jiu 11S Hi deceilent thouih of middlo ate In ood Ienlth nnd of I I toiind mind vvu OH Mil MII IVI to time ilninlnu l thu u of his sells us though ii er onfcotled by mine orworo un luviJIil inho m I sight of denth iel e of reciprocal I It IH prohnble that limo 11 wllli I was thu t sum ggett mint n tlm I lvi lfo under Ito belief thnt bin1 being eight ems hit junior vv uld outlive him or lime i any iloiibt that li wn her inlltieiu lat lusorl lilm to gIve bin hildrll the tl mm Plttanoo of I liJ ouch nut ol Ills eitnta hut If the was iordll anil Krm inc he was mean uno on ii hcoldly I flu tI I oil wl ii n pittance nnd tin otlmr u haiti immiietle m cruelly denied tic hiisteiiuiico which this law of uuturo entitles Mm to limit tumitirm tlii late limit lUjUhtlroofn riiiiipetiiiii tiiMiitor i iinnot nv t thn validity of his will nnil 1 HIII conn ell d o hold thni Iho contusiuiiis huvi titled to aututmmi their mshlegmc tlou of undue Influence Nfiinlrj Jimcrlit In Nevr Torn Mr Arthur II fecribnerhns ictitrnej from a Ir r i to La r where ti I u flit lo n Manltjr ii l iummi S r ixtnif i li far II t I r mr t 1111 on mm it new tel t tn bo r1 tid tnilUner i y In Lnnjuti smut New at In U lumer arm or Jui I sill if l a lej In IJarkCt Afr ra aim 1 lit I gut 5 Ilftcu w it 1 Httrfit vi Kiinii i i rt 1 lUiton li will ronut of too TOiunfi uf tfut Avo isle cadi an1 will IIH I llliitirattd It I wat ulnritltii in i ulru I lore Hunr I t ul hlin r no S warfrmii tiillui ti IK could I have dour in lamu I iluii Neirly aim Hit uimiunrliil i 1 lrin recelvtil litre I din deader Tliln 11 r Murnrun COUIITGBNEIHI TnitMlecess rnininiita i n xrri Miiiinn iiieniltr i i j id nl 1 till I I PI lark ccc ui iriiiil rt I u5 Cain iii h m ill i I I tH mrU i nil II 4 3 0 7 n I l i I VI Cl II un tl tirt l II 1 iusI iiliiluel tuos as Ti i UVti l 01 i J1 I ill i u Mi 417 13 I i ti Jnurii I ilfor t Io m uriu Inrt II I I i us iiiiialiirl u I c lit1 it4i i 17 l1 1 J w ltemJ i m mu mu IDI 3J4 i li7 toi l lij IMJ un m IM Iuri ill c NO a ui wi Vi iiill 141 II4ii Si lit J IIW I u i i irf I crriorl u j or ileytuittl ait Lemidsu tiutiimce Lureorstinmu iiviitUKTti Com vioilon cuifnJnr ii iS A M niuel a Urllvt lacy uiu A u hit vriiuiiv nu ef fTi1 ii Jo 1i ijcliitimsu ani m sure 1 v i A M m tarims I 3 5 i m4ursuo Cuit tSri imm Ttswuicsr mo ut ci 1 1 Sru7 8wi Trvn I im v ir vi t 1 I 4 4 4 I4im 4t iirt II ammil 1 lii Aliourimel fori ill inn u Sit ri l iilrrri4LTriiiMiiion I gun baa I a lunlfl hn in umi 71 a Jllu m Tini Vril I um lii Ii ml 1 Cu ii Ulf Jo sa4r tst ii u Ii mr I 101111 civ S mist cui Tseiommomt Tint Tss Sri I m011 7i cu4 4u II ler So 551 Cmi 75 cmi iso mci iu 5 m i nuii iso ill 004 1454 isam urj Part Ill Cal smflcabslrmtb0 m pmit 35u mis emi bt ti4 ii i3 ui rut IYbmctsi Cihmmlir Rill flISVA UftI1CIJI Uf Tine In Court to fnmiilalD of Ammmnt mid li ijrrtled un u CliMrice orAbducllOH J times II Itirmiin n wood cncravorof 121 Leonard Ftrcat appeared In tIme Es ex Market Ioliio ourt rosterdny to prosecute Itobert Ktitit7 of 5 i 5 sixth street for assault Iuniinii H in re us old bald headed and has n rod lieirJ Mix Kuntz testified that the trouble vis iliio to Turinanj relations with bar 14ymirmid daughter Antonio gho said I bat Iti i nmi tint made the eel mmmii atunce of An tnnia who is still In hort dressos a your neo through nn oMor sister of the girl Ho took a liking to Antonio anil as an excuse for bin fro oiient tisitus omployod hire Knutr to do his wash im Ho seemed vory anxious to have the girl lirlni time clean clothes to Ins ofllco He occasionally took the girl out for a walk and niiiHtiiiioi sho would coma home drunk at 4 o uoi k in time iiioriing Mrs Knnt finally re liiuil I to do maim mi moro waitu I mig for him i and for IM 1 i him tlio I boue Ho nentaied in coinlue und omu Mr KUDU ttmrew hint down n Uluht of staIr Last 1riday night he wrote the gin an at tlomilo letter fl ned Your true Harry a kliig ti moot Imec on Tuoiday nltht at the hoiifBof her marrlcl sister 11J est Fourth Street aim girl Lout the apiiolntment anti Itodert hunt went auto and ound the two Foaled at ii tahlii suitIng no cream llobert fuld ito aiu4tti I nrmiin who drown knife nod that in time htrukgls Iurman va slightly ftabbeil In the lace with lilt own weapon ul tirinan denied that he tnetant say harm to time girl ho the disgust of f Mrs Kutmtz he called her mutunmmmma nuul said ho hal been a ialthfui friend to time family Justice Tulntor dlclmrged Kiintz and AgntH hant and Itarkloy of Mr iorrra so ciety fliirprlsed rurinan iv arresting him ou a oliirg of uliiluctlon Ho won committed In I 2UIjU bail Tho eouloty took charge of the girt Hnmr ofthc Jlmy These llrooklya taBidot Accordlnc toncdinus recently taken by the police nf llranklgrn tat clly hai 1 public cabs lUTT bllllird taboo 13 toe tOw allryi t4t5 tunk dtaleri 23 tawnbrokeri K4 pJll r In Uitatrta 4 thekt spoon mulct l imims little rum ks and IS aucllunetri The romocs 0 10 u iluu llt luctlon or license ftta bvtbi ciiVctrL0 tv lbs cmlv Clerk

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THE SUN THURSDAY APRIL 24 IKK 3 i 11 1 MORE BREAKS IN THE LEVEES BKTKH JfKIT CKRrASSKn SttRLT Ttttt YLUOl IN LOUISIANA Io l IB Hkir IVnltlmc to ba Hcitned The Txi ADoi Inllflo I Road U 4r WttmrTbre V rd In New tilUna Irlty Flooded Knormoni Lou NEW OIIMIANS April 23Tho flood situ tion hns crown irons today although th storm IIM lulled Numerous new crevasse hnve occurred whllo the ah ones hnvo Krovvn wider and larnor Uijly bronkg hnvo occurred in bo last twenty four hour nt Lobdell In Wet Union Itoueo parish eighteen miles above the town ot Union llotico nt lleltords and nt Ferry Jays and Vldallu In Concord Tho total for tIm day la seven The break at Morgnnrn In Inst Union HOIIKO which It was hoped yesterday would bo closed linn crown and Is now gIven up The Lake Concordln break Is now 200 foot wide and all the others have crown In like proportion Iho point ot danger still continues to bo alone tho 1olnto Coupoo and west Baton Itoitiro fronts and there tho situation Is about ns bad as tt can bf The storm wnt still rnulnn thorn this morning and the levees had been in weak ened by It that a general collapse all along tHe line U earod Tho rain has thoroughly loakod tho levees and the wind lies driven tho swollen river against thor to that thor nro strnlnod and weak The overflow water from tho Alchafalnya In the rear ban flooded clone to the rher nldo of the levoos rendering It difficult and almost Im possible to got the dirt necessary to repair and ftroiiBlhcn them Thorn Is moreover n Inck of labor The laborers sent up from Now Or leans havo deserted tho levees without doIng n stroke of work In answer to tho appeals ot the police jury of rolrtto Coureo for htenmboats I dozen barges have boon sent to thnt parIsh to rescue the people throntonod with overflow their house bold goods slocko GOT Nlcholls has the Alton and other steamers In readiness horo to lend to the parish in case moro ore needed The west Dhton Hougo breaks are likely to cause a ilnillur demand for bouts from tho people of th nt pnrlsh tlnt Inrlh poile Klnumun nlted States engineer In charge ot tbD lovormmmt work In this dis trict and who Is nt tho Morganza break tins Dlrnphelllo tho Boerelnry ot War tbnt there t grout RiiflorlnK thee and danger to life Tho Tilde which Is chartered by the United states was sent to tim Morganra this oven fag and will corporate with the Hlnto boats In rescuing tho people whenever nocos enry nnd iu trying 10 koop up tho roinnlnlng liVtOB Only one I Ho IH reported lost so far Wostof the POUiuiO In tho 10o tOlorte Dl district hae kills or boats Tho chief work of the steamers will bn rescuing thorn from these kills and lu bringing thorn to safe quarters It is now believed that tho Techo country including the parishes of hi Mary tit Martlu and Iberia will suiTor severely from the water precipitated on thorn from the 1olnto coupee and West JInton Itouuocrevubsos A number of breaks have also tnkun place In the levee Lrenks of the Atchatalnvn nt West Melville and Churchvlllo the water from which will loin with that from the other crevasse und In crease the extent of the Hood below Th Lucite district Is not likely to feel this overflow for dltrlt some weeks yet but when It comes it threat ens to prove vary destructive to that melon which has been styled the sugar bowl ot Louisiana Tho Texas and Pacific fell n victim to tho llorganza crease The railroad olllclals saw Hoonilni and early this morning mid nr raneoment t run their trains over the south ern Iltcillo line by Lafayette Opeloupas and Chniioyvlllo u roundabout way They will however leave on time und expect to make ult their connections A low hours niter that ar rauKomont the track of the Texas and 1nclllc was bevernl toot under water The road Is likely to bo cloonil In this way until Into In the summer Tho Water In tho Morcatmi wner crevasse will ultimately reaeh the southern 1ncllle ami threutuui that road also but it will take some week to do HO nnd it Is hoped trial by that tirao the river will havo fallen suf ficiently not to interrupt travel should it kctp tip however the southern 1nclllo Is lively to bo bottled up as I wm In 1NS4 nnd Now Orleans cut oil entirely from Texas nnd the Went Tho Louisville and Nashville was again stopped by tho Hood totn rashvlo by night had overcome the dllllculty und was running again The cotton planters are now watching thu river anxiously lor unless they cal plant their cot ton liT the middle of May they will hnvo a short crop or none at all and that time Is rapidly a1 rroaehlnc The high teeter Is later than over and as the river always rises In Juno Croat tears are entertained bat the Juno rise will catch the Mississippi in Its present swollen MlsslsslJ1 state and before thoro Is time to repair the breaks In the levee Tho Live Oak crevasse was successfully closed today by a now process that will bn tried on other breaks Tho water that Hooded tho rear of tho city hnsnll gono down cave In the lower portions of the Kovonlh Eighth and Mnth wards Hero the giving way of huLlers lvon his enueed n conl l ornble portion of the district overlow The wutur has toured in freely all day there being nothing to pro vent It and I has bpread beyond Clnyburn street Hooding comb thirty squares from a few inches to two feet The indications now nro that tho losses from tho hllh Indlcntons of IHiu will mooed thooof Is2 when tho damage was estimated at f27000Ui HI Thn damage to the cotton depends upon tho lamalo the Hood If ibu vvaer doe not co down ID time to plnnt It will entail a los 10 JHUOOOOO or 10000000 Tho suitor cane is immedIatelY damaged when ever overflowed and the loss In iuch casns will bo nearly JO per cent The outlook I for tho coming week Is very Lad indeed Over three inches of rain fell In yesterdays storm und the river Is rising everywhere ahoo Mor ifiinza IJolow that break In consequence of the numerous breaks which have diverted nearly a fourth ot tie river volume there has won a full everywhere Tho chances are therefore for more breaks above Iho Dacota of tho relief fleet has reached roilt CouPle pntish and Is now picking up tho people on tho levee there who lima been driven from their homes The Htellu Wilds tho mall steamer from llnyon Kara has also been busy all day long taking reonlo from lolnte oupee to the binds on the ether side of the river Tbo distress of the refugees Is reported as great ns thee were exposed all night to torrents of rain A wle lumber al them nlll lose all their bonxehold effects but no Ions of life Is I yet re onek The ontiru 1olnto Coupoo front soerna nol doomed Within twenty miles of Morgan yathoro nro already nine breaks and moro ot thorn are occurring every few I hour All the Interior streams are out of their banks In con te iuenou of the storm of the last two days Think FaUon Killed Rna HchnetUer A man who wild bibs name was Charles Flower came to the Mercor street station on Tuesday night and asked Hergonnt Douglas to and an ambulance to 42 Great Jones street Whoro ho said his 1m o was dying An am bulance was BUmmoncd from Bt Vlnconts hospital but when It arrived the woman was dead Kho was Itosn Bchwcltrcr 20 years old and Tory pretty She and Flower had I been lovers for six months but her pnronti objected to their marriage and she run away with him a few weeks ago On the ilaytet for the nod ding Flower says she fall Ill and the cere mony was poittponod Consumption devel oped and at midnight Tuesday Mis Schvvelt KlrutOH r becnme later unconscious She died llftuon llnune Hurgeon Wnllnco of St Vincents HOB html fain last night that he was of the opinion Ibid the girls death was duo to poison prob ally belladonna When her loor bent over tier when she was dying and n ked her If the bad taken anything she evaded tho hues i tion Killed by Mr Knilrr Blow The Ixxly of n young man who It Is al leged died of Injuries received on Tuosdny nt the hands of J I Hosier n grocer In Redford uvemio and North Fourth street Williams burgh yet remains unldontllled nt tho South Third Street Ilobpltal Ho Iud In his posses Ion a stemwinder si her watch numbered 4Hihi inade by W Tlnipine of Troy At Uched to the vvatih VVKS a small gold chain JustlioCioottlng held Mr Huster without ball to ancwor A imorlem examination showed that death reHiilled from a fracture of the skull IIIB prisoner says the man look some goods train I ntnud fronting the stole Rub it lien poken to I struck him Jlr nosier returned the Prow knocking tho man to the sidewalk whoro ji lay tin onuolouB lie remained In that eon allluu untIl he died A right null u lluucu han For somo weeks flat tho Hoffman house nanneerB havo boon annoyed by the buneo cabmen and last night there wits a fistiCuff ijMi18 outBido the hotel between a nKiilar hotel hlokmnn 1 antI ole ol thn hunco cub tll ii bee James Loimur of hit Went Thlrtrmtb Street W I le dovo to he hotel curb when Jainen ul8kn 01 34IJ Seventh avenue ono ol tho hotel uaikmen wheehd out to let it trot sweeper VIH aid reUBei to KO away when ordered J is 1011 bit Nolan IU the nose and 1ollce fn ihSrJ arrested him lie va locked up in thus Thirtieth Street station for unoult CapL hiIliy Instructed hU policemen to d rho tbo bunco cabblet a1a Iolclren tha hotelberelter and to arrest them I thtrrt 1to olfr oraorl to IeT aD DftntttAXK DAllOXtET 7Z0lJrBl rn Hanolroiol or the King Vnrrten Killed U Aolher 11i ttl 1Antft April 23 Advlccfi from Lagos any that thn French garrison at Iorto KOTO hnv bog been warned that the Dnhomlnns wero al 1 vnnclnu upon tho place sallied out to moot iho enemy Tho Dnhomlnn urnty wns met march ing to attack Iorto Nero nnd a battle which lasted two hours took place Five hundred of the Uahomlana woro killed Fifty Frenchman wounded Tim FilY woro oundod ndvlcos make no mention ol any of lie Trench soldiers being killed oniclal despatches confirm the report of 1 Trench rover o In Dahomey Una white was killed and twenty nntlvo allies wero wounded All the news from the slave coast Indicates thnt the young King of Dahomey and bin army are waging a desperate war against Franco In about every bnttlo thus far they have taken the olTonslvo and have even lolt llahotuey to attack their enemy In the Trouch ptotocturul of TortoNovo The losses of the ling thus far In the war amount to about AUyu soldlora or nearly one fifth of his regular army One half of the army Is composed of women All subjocta too liable to military duty and tno K lug can piobnbly plnco laiO to VuuuO soldiers l in the lull a large Port ot whom hovvevor vvuuld bo vory poorly eiiiiluped IhnKliiKH women wnrrlom arc ntipnrently bean ng theirJfull Bhare ul the lluhtliiK ns imiio u a numbei ol them aro reported kblud mid tilt Jreuch havo beheaded llvu uf them In lelulln ton for iho kllllnu of Tiunch prleoners In tho I hands ot tho natives lIuttuusnyB tie WITUDII aro ferocious liuhtors that they unuuratiind the nay of the musket load I and I tire rapidly and are by no Dells enemies to bo luuuhuU ai hkortchly Hitys the feinulo soldiers know no luiirksinnnahlp fear hut ho has not n high 01 lulou uf their Dlrksmnnohl tmnzon troops his Its own uni form widen dlllor I I In color Inn t o than In I thu style of uarments Tho troopi which hits ns tilt Kings hmly uunnl dre bes Iii hluo tunics with tray skirls runchint tu the kueo They Imo waist bolls mind slioulilor cros utiitpH and black leather cartridge boo Thu 1 troopa I known ns the lepliant 1 II Hunter wear brown waistcoats They are all well trained in I I sort or mtvauo drill Includim an ungraceful dance which Is nut udmlrnblo except fur tho fact that many moTcment Is cuirlcd out lu almost period unlsou eplorer wiltesof them thnt their gym nnBtlc drill uutkus them Its strong ns oxon and nslc url Mrell lul that they nro very free and bold In their man ner and walk with it suiiLBur Another nnys that many ol thuui nru young und good looking Carnot llrluyed by nn Accident PARTS April 2JTho train cm which Presi dent Cnrnot was travolllnc from Ajnccln Cor sica was prevented from reaching IJnaltn un time by the derailment of the train preodlni It At Corto thirtyone miles southwest of linntln President Carnot received the muni cipal authorltieo Ho made nn nddrnss ill which he congratulated thom that the ditsun slons lu Corsica had ended and that only a French party united by patriotism remained Thn track wns llnnlly cleared and when the 1roaidout reached Ilnstln he a welcomed by an Immense crowd An Italian naval siiundrou which was lying In the harbor tired I salute lu honor the 1rosldont American Thlcien Sentenced LONDON April 2JThe trial of the throo Americans who gave their names as Frnnk Laokrose William Smith and Charles Robin son and who were nrrestod on tho charge of attempting to rob hank Clerk Stone 01 a hair containing 1 i0uil worth of chocks note and golth which ho was about to deposit In thu City Sold took Dlaco todny and resulted In tlio conviction ot Urn prisoners They wore each sentenced to eighteen months Imprisonment n hard IILorIund 1undn for the Ciithollc BEHMN April 23 Tho tipengctietz bill In troduced lu the Diet yesterday elves Catholics the benefit ot a i per cent Interest on tho lii 000000 marks confiscated Blnco 1S73 Tho imnania Is disappointed at tho Dill but It Is 1 hole that the Illshoi I hnd already privately aurood to the terms of the measure The Supreme Council of the Trotestnut church of 1rtissla hits Issued I circular In Blructlnc movement tho clergy to denounce the Socialist The SlXleitle Esetward Trip LONDON AprIl 21 Tho Within SUtr line steamer Majestic Capt Pnrsoll from Now York Aorll 10 for Liverpool arrived nt Queens town at 648 A M today The time ot her passage was 6 clays I hours and SS nilnutui Her dally runs wore 312 431 D31 41S 4U7 U2 and 317 mlleB Grand Duke Conetuntlne Not Arrested LONDON And 21TIm Chronicles cone spondont nt St Petersburg denies thnt the Irand Duko Constantino has been nnested Tho report wns that the Grand Duke arrest had followed the discovery that ho was plollloa against the CVar 11IUIIICfN CAVCVS The MerrIll SrrTlcn lrn lon Hill Knrtomed The Nutlonul ElectIon I iv Uppowed WASHINRTON April 21 Tho Hipullcnn caucus tonluht endorsed tim Jlorrill Service Pension bill which crania 1 pension of S3 I month to soldiers who served ninety days In tho war of tOe rebellion and who shall have reached the age of IJ I years Time Lot o National Election bill vvns then Mr Lodge briefly explained Its taken up Iotle oXllalned pro visions and the nocoslty for Its pusace Jlr rowel Chairman of the Elections Committee did nut believe that It was nocossnry or ex pedient to paws a national election law tutu submitted ni a counter proposition a plan for wide extension of the present suiervlsoiy system cescitles which be asserted would meet all no cosles Aflor somo dobalo the callous adjourned un til next Tuesday when the consideration of the lodge bill will bui concluded arid the Me bil Comas tnkcn up bill to provantuerryiiiundurlni will bo The City or Berlin to Hall Today WAWIINOTON April 23In the 11 of tho KtoamEbtp City ot Berlin which Is charted with having unladen her merchandise at Nsw York without permit from tho Collector the Treasury Department has decided to allow the vessel 1 to clear on her regular trip upon the Collectors recelvlnc satlsfuitory piool Ihal sho will rot urn to that I port to meet tho judgment j of the court In roicurd to the morehnndlso unladen In violation of the law the con8lnei s will have to nwalt the nctlnn cif the United I Mates District utt In case I Is l declared forfeited to the Lnltod states tho Secretary of the Treasury will bare power of remission In cases only whore the consignments lire valued castl n less than t IUUO In accordance with the Secretarys decision wlh the City of llorlln will sail for Liverpool al 5S oclock Ibis afternoon Among her passengers will bo the mombeiB of the Ltikllih Gondc liars COIIan Urn o I Wade loftm a Valuable Diamond Mrs J H I Wnilo of Cleveland n wucst at the Florence at Fourth aVenue and Tkbteenth etioet while riding In nn open street cur OS lost solitaire diamond earrln Her tordny a soltulre dlllend Inrrll Jer Bonlnlnvv th Iv osier T Everett eiClty Treasurer sonIIlnw oAel urer of Clevelnud visited tho Jhlrtleth street station In the evonlnu and reported tho loss to Borcennt Inno Ho showed the mate of tho missing earring to tho sergeant It wits 1 mai I nlllcent KBIM and Mr I vorett snld thai the palror dluiuunds was worth UOou Protect Aunlnit She t Tlllnmil Matfiinent COLVMIIIA H C April 2H A Conferouce of Domocrntlo fnimcrs consistIng one from Inch county mot hero todny and Issued nn address Hustnlnlnc tbo regular Doinocratlo party of tho Slate and protestinu vigorously nknlust the Tlllninn movement ns forentnlliiiK the action of tho Democratic htnte Convoullon and basing a tendency to mnke loenl over ment lmpos lhlo and chock the industrial do velopmeni of tho tatnte Nnned tor CanBre IWIASAIolt April 23After I long nnd protracted Btriicclo at Newcastle today Stato Senator Johnsonof Vnyno county was nomi ballot by the llepub nated on tho twentyllfth lalot lepul llcans 01 their candidate for Cnnurexn He as cantltlt lollrp le will sleleod lS Ion Tom Ilrowno who hue rell pontod tho district for tlftopn yearn All tile count es aro heavily republican and the totnl majority is nemly 1OiO Tnafuror Iliiton who ws rumored as the probable dark IIOIHO did not uppuur Hot la I rollllral IMipulr NEVADA Mo April 21 AcUnit Mnnniror IrwIn Cordon shot and dangerously wounded Sol Simon a real estate dealer In a quarrel I aar politics today Simon wus denouncing pellc8 and said gomethlni Independents In politics 811d 8llsIlnl which iordon construed as an attack on his Democracy He pulled his revolver and find and was trying to ehoot again when bystand ers selred the weapon The bullet went through BlinonB rluht breast ON TRIAL AT A MATINEE I A nitAMA RANT C nBlnltlBN JK1T1 JVSILT AH I TttULT I Other Mutter of the Tbrntren at the Vt I of the HritinB The Week Chuac of nilli A Clothe or WI I a ProiecnlnM lloxThe Htory Kuien Yield ReiI5 l A trial performance of A Mighty Power was given at th Fifth Avenue Theatre Tester day afternoon I Is not probable that the drama will ever be acted again unless It I should bo radically shortened by expunging somo ot Its matter and then lengthened by dlf brent material Tho author Frank llotlu child Jr had worked with the worthy purpose of dramatizing coino ot the braver And nolilonesi of his race and IK hal done It with much ability 01 composition accompanied by good taste and dignity The Jews whom he had put Into his play possessed ndmlrnblo qualities and although too iunclous for theatric effect In the voicing ot their religious sentiments they were poiRonnges suitable to the exploitation which ho had plannod Tho plot of A Mighty Power waR of the kind which tempts critic to ascribe its Bourct to BOIIIO foreign novel Tho episodes scemoi to belotm In n long nnrrntlvo and there were suggestions of curtailment and conclunsntlon Hut I would bo unfair to accuse Mr lloths child of unortglnallty on suspicion without lion Tho scenes wore In llussla and Siberia ntd the characters wore concerned In the op pres lon of Jews by llusslnns A tin vn dlctlvo Oovernmant ofllclnl dospntchoi the Jewish hoi o to Siberia on I raise nceusntion ot Nihilism rind hh llusslnn HWepthenrt rescued him by monnsol n pardon float tlio l nr Between that start and llnlsh ho and hN siSter ran I gauntlet o various torture alI their fniftcrlngs depleted very forcefully by llton Jaekayo and Minnie I elf ginutu won I Ii sufllclent to provlrfo the toat nnd thrill of I an ongroslug melodrama lint tlm harrowing ovnnt ranging Irani tho knout log of nwmnnn to the mnsiucro of n multi tudo wero not connected anti nssoclnted with nut other iiualltles for tho succ isfiil I nklnl I of a staga entorlalnment Tho characterisation vns wcuk and Indellnlto the small ittotnpt at Incidental cnniody was very bail indeed and the laudation 1 of Israel I nllhnngli stroll gly writ ten anil utloquentiystuokefl wai not conducive to dramatic interest That wns 1 jolly benefit the theatrical treas urer gave to themselves n the llrondwny last b u tidal night nnu I netted them t I Immlsotni

Bum A fact not easily ovorloukcd was that more tbnti half the audience were actors notiosf nsents amid manager vvlio paid for their Heats with incommonly cheerful alacrity A livelier Sabbath Hlmw bias not been given II this ton I on the boards 01 a hlghcln thoiitro in many a month Lnuchter reaonnd ed tluourfh tht house mot ot the time and intertnluers from the variety thcutren ant ily born nvvny the honors of the applause ami the encores as they gener ally do at latterdin beuollls of this sort Iho aalr was not itovold of linportaneo in at least ono respect for It nerved nt the debut ol iBubolls lvesson nR I nut This actress a sitar 01 lstullu Clayton an oxmember of the Italy I Block antI a pretty I I and gincelul woman had been uiged bs enthusiastIc und tutu to Irlends to try In public a singing voice which had hitherto been hoard only in private To htlmulato curiosity and Inlnteit thin manager who II the firmest believer In her ability hal caused to be circulated vague hints thut nn operatic career nwalted her Miss Kvessons song vas therefore nn eagerly looked fur number on the treas urers programme She chose n sentimental ballad and Khn wns palpably nervous but mon wih the kindest htn tch of courtesy tho part of bur listeners there was oxcnfo for their ousulng laughter Miss J LVOBHOII neither Hang In tune nor correctly Tho ntnorouMioes of the ballad site sought tO If bv a lolling 01 thou eyes that was InniTen lbly ludicrous anti when liko the typical novice HIO fumbled tho shoots of her musle in turning them till leOttle giggled with unanimity Thero had I iron no morn positive failure on the concert stage In ninny n year I Uildly onouchlt 1 it the cool assurance and perfect equanimity of the variety performers that make them the most efTectho contributors to choirs like those whore tho menu is J ahvnrs I n sandwich of t lIe luglti waLe nnd the vaude ville hinge J ha big hits n the treaursrs benefit wore those of tho btontorlun Maggie ClneIIe olilppor Lottie lllnon clever Dun can the ventriloquist and hulL port little J ng lieu h girl Ji eeu Vusur This girl ntarted at Pastors In short skirt1 mil there she became so popular that Harry Kornoll fell in love with her married her und now she Is n mother Next she went on the dramatic stage The irnntleninn who announced volunteers nt the benefit called her Oueonlo Ynssar a thus U became evident that she had cbnnged her name with her promotion Iottlo Olson sang Annie Itooney and prefaced It by saying to her audience l In thu most lugonu I

Out manner iqiaclnablo Now 1 wnnt you nil to join In the chorus I Dont be ntrnld but ping real nice nnd hard Rlt The audience accepted the Invitation of course This led Mngglo Cline who followed with Ip Went Mcdlntv to parody Miss Uil Buns Int Itntlon something In thin style I will now sing my Intent euccess and I would Ilko to hnvo the nudloncu kindly come up und nit on thu stage whllo I do It I uIolt linus was 111 olmbroovonlnl costume I but It bothered her so much that aim haul to explnln that she wished nho had her Irish clothes onHh couldnt sing in these duds Thl and much more JUKI like I made up n I Kuiulny how that boomed to Le approved of by everybody in the theatre I I is a feature of Kngllsh stories of American theatrical peoplo and happenings thut they Ink truthlulnes The further away from homo one goes the greater Intltude the story Ioes gains That accnmpllbhed raconteur und II lonnsn guyer Col Kugeno Field has boon listening to connie London club yarns nliout American players and ho has been misled Into retailing Bonito of thorn In recent letters i ho I tale which FOIIIO Havnge Club wit his repeated to him at third or fourth boniiay uitominlo llousseiu and her Inl y Ml no Fong la as de void of truth as It Is of gallantry and Meld will Mush to know how iinchlvnlroua ntid 11181 wil thoughtlcs ho hai been in rehearsing it Em me lloseau Is the widow of hamuel Colvillo once nn Actors Fund Irosldent l a Jan of Ftrlct integrity and I tender husband His wile was the star ot ono of his opera boulTo moore I Iutitlvntlngnetre a good singer antI nn educated woman with an army of In filends nmt ndmlrors 1 Is nol true itu Holds good story relates that there ever was of fered to her a public insult such as ho describes te scribes Thnt a city like row Orleans filled with the flower of Southern gallantly should fleure ns Its scene wan enough to stump tho yarn us Ills Jlis tolvlllo hnsnulolly lesld ed In this city sic her retirement from the stag some years ago the is I tho sister 1 of Munnger W llosoniiueat Col Field owos to her an apology Thn twentieth anniversary of frank I Miirtlm ns nt I New York thontro manager will be reached tomorrow nliilit Iho hteckler Association of which he N I a member ptopoo wblh 110101 to celelrlo the event The Windsor will be decorated tle 201 of the associations mem bers will fill the boxes nnd the best oichestm penis liotween the acts of My Aunt Ilrldget Mr Murtha will receive o sot of engros ed resolutions and after the performance there will bo Hpoochmuklug and a collation A proscenium box nt the Park Theatre on Monday night contained Unco very largo women and two cumuli len Nine persons out of every ton In the audience recogni d ono of thn women ns an Kngllsh nctreKs the Is neon Bplcuoiis llgure nt both oporntiu nnd dramatic perlormanccH antI thu privilege uf u box Is I lrl1810 generally extended to nor ns I profcsHlonnl Oniirtojiy I Is Isolblo that sho Is ex pected In return to exhibit her buxom pursouulltv for the Inspection of an nl ways curious public but it Is ques tioned if he I Pri 1 nile of drinking between the nets goesalong wlthithu box On Monday night one of her escorts convoyed bottlx Into the box concealing It in the recesses of his silk tint as he journoveil 1 irom the lobby It had been uncorked Tho glass came forth surreptitiously from the gentlemnnsconttnil pocket t Then one of tho three vvomen hold the curtains of tho box In tmch a manner as to form a scieou while each In turn took a drink It was nil very sociable but it shocked BOIIIO lynxuyed Indies In the audience who had nut been deceived All recent regnrbluv of OfTenbach opera has lieen ho xucceHbful that it la nosurprlFO to leurn of btlll more to come Half n dozen I clever Amerlifln librettIsts nro nt work preparing poPlr lug modernised 1 versions of earlier OITinbneb lilts for next season and there Is an Unusually iiulck robpouso from manngers with time and repIS backing It U understood that Do Wolf Hop tiers voutuie Castles In Ibo Air for which elaborate preparation Is bolng mndo at the liroadvvny is bnved upon an Otlonbach success of twenty years ale IOH IJavards lulls original French this merry vvorlc was ilrit heard I in America at IMke 01 era House In tile winter of iBtit with Tobtee Iiiiclos Io Due and others of tho llateinan troupe In the cast Its graceful mode nnd Infectious humor woro then Inch commended The now libretto Is liy I Charlen Alfred llyrnd whoso wnrk In It will prove so Hopper save largely original and al together excellent At the aRt and west side theatres whoro a weekly change of programme Is tho rule there hare been since Monday night several audl dices of hnndsotni size The Grand Opera Olres hnntsell Uouso has bool I theatroprincittally favored lie oiToiing or awellbalnncod and altogether refined variety show by the 10waI Atbemcuni roupe seems to have planted Ittt faithful following owing ssels clever performers bike leorc 1hatclier dainty Ida fleth tho buxom Irwin deters Wood and rihoppurd and the trrotestiua Uuiioll brothers Have been applauded very Highest of all in Leavening PowerU S Govt Report Aug 17 1889 Poval Betkin s Powder ABOLUThLY PJ Milinu Voout ii aot aChy wil tioras by Pu enfbtl or irrItable toiuiach luu II w11 cit lone to its dig ii erinin hiymptlcs wilt Obtain much riif triul It U Mitiil Viot ziu to tlty toy tulIihtl btmf Ccli aiuyttutuit I CIl tat iays a uOcrsr Stoma Ibis dli tflhiiltg CeflipiaiUtAitl VTh i Baky wu lick we gate hor CuttrU 7The A WM a Child U crl 4 for Outod Wbes fl bCctM hIM dt ciua I Ciskuria Tk A kad cblhJsefl svs taQsMar 1 f k 41 t 1 What It Costs to Run Fast I lull hKf no Ufa ft tie edt of tie high pat C MceJ of the ooflin stunr nt tli rr rPinrt r M chlncrr will epii heir K mntlirAtA fttil rinutiiiit work ii tint ii t th inomMit tttf nKliir arc lintel f rli ed tonl mil itrMirM attxiMfl I r lnur Is l ir il ln ul l it an imiinoiii kiMi 1itnr nf f fuel iitl n ttrrlflc I wect eel I tIt ot lee htttrf liiUfl co urrAt I ills wait and Ifftr I of tTmCttltiert fttien lit tilioti C ci I Ui ttuet lltvoa breiki di u ini ieu iit I u Me e lIe Mni thintf u u ti luitntn tu tcnt Urn and or eutuutltiul1 lii worV cuit Cci utu hti ruti tory Itiont coclu ly us ith nt M tile t Hul lust ii sum eq I ii iuterurk itt Cult ut tO 1 1 0 Ct IiiuI II S I RrPiuiI Tile Cf teet piraill helm iieliuo aiiut flitVeS t fttiui U UI ilt lr pitot enerii Iii C cuutlhittcus ur ut 111151 or uu it tIer iticiiti ttuiu anne iii or r phy tutu I so Jiwelt wIll they ii tin teeoine OCrinlus aiil tihycl IL cci WreC Will w a I Ic t I rrI I is I ii an S ehnttrcl ncr in tntc to tittq teat our cuts u ciii inanuacturtni Migfi ure t11eI l with mm ciii wonifa who hate ttiu nm rttlceul heir Jif lti ciii tre iiitth by iii ntnl or pliTklOtl work hf niul heir posr of defunct At fc result tticy etc eKrrr Klva r t ertom 1 1 rtte Irrltftbl nt ctceiis 1 icy sk their nl tlni vltn and moTor slut 1 StIll lust I tritina I trenibluz I terse mul eiinutfj nystfiis n lravur to tutu puru Ihflr f mt lomoiiu I lluw aLuoiUtoir neoff aty U IS fur inch ITnont to n om 0 t hug to rctlor i bt ir mini t it 11 trtiijxh AIU we u would lilitir tHtll K tv uf t Ht lmtlii r j us I KII jiirljT I and iiirev to th H lit l horeI NurvurA ttfm dt I Brf r mill In ulu liiTtv i mil nml I ItrulHi ip Plnrrr us efert nl thin ttrtdt innllral itsca cry cue terfertt r lOOtS eltiti Hi ciirm ill C euti trio I tnl f xtmiiftiiiitf neiMius ilt tiur mid nn tnrhtiou1 t lu I tin in trvliu uncfrtaln hums when hits S underfill r iitJj oflcru an fibnolutel certain ci It I mOrel i TffctaMA anil harmiCM ant l ruhf ta fircure l M cay druiirUtH for JI c i mer 1 Cite IMICHAI THIS tA HI WAN IIKR 55 I its For tt cool of ts iitic I woull itt to tata th j wiiiiilrrtitl chanir tiul l has relic 1 e r tnr t see I coin nencI l tnXiiu 1r Orfenon Ner ura I un t nm ulrtrly hroUrtt i In I lifulth i Sri miffs1 mi Irotii CKtrrntr ethiitatn iinrt ninltl nui sent 3 1 titty ov lut I tc lit 1 bet rliuinnti tta an I nnmlffla In my 16 sri ail tone ledirtr tu in utoumrli tt I 4 11 r rliie l palfiHMion cau in ut IUA to think 1 I MI h Aft illi CM 1 hitil i in clTf ut nrk I trie r recuuS Nevura I rain th tttt Iutt1n I notli nl t ry tInt c anifi bit I iu ttmnkful thnt 1 cotiilinitil ttt ale fur 1 Hnt flIw T etl tuve Kutned JI i ouinlK m nctglit hut uurk err l tuj t Tutu Uemblllie fpellug suit trrrtt0 throtib iu anl imlpittitt ti of the hran hey left in 1 could flu I ceo r Ii thit would int rett peopl auricle as I war timl a lll Le tfli l tu rouser with any one fo ailllcted W C MILLS i m 0 the HIM nv Dovton Man ii Dr Irefiie tip tic eiftui KJ 01 istti In the cure ot fienDs ant chronic di4 f u ert ISiS t 5s w I nrk tea be cun ulteil I red uf clarffr retiuuatlr or by letter Mr i ECONOMY IN FURNITURE RUT OP THE UAIiiit Aad Have Ht Let Twenty her Ce t An lruunnse stork ite lens warthoaiti rrowdtd with new and elegantly d ilgnc l rtirnlturt uotictlUd for rooil workmfcrjililp cal otieftpoeM ftrtxampU tint Urdroorn Haltfi 922 for tight pUiet siront liilenilon Ttb i l M Il l col Irlrr Balti Teltr i lm l A line ties of MubojcAny nrnttQr lgei U I desIre 4 auuilisziealiL Our new pellet Wtrdrolii list li I m in nul mou lilt i tot littt ip ce u Very coraforubl mil airy cuter fn tu J1S Utik ruu Seca f3 I CEO UJ LINT GO 1 KTortrM 10410 jt WKHTIATHBT Jf tctwtia Kill sitS Tib are One door wilt of Sib iv l I 3 C warmly My Aunt Bridget with Ienn Mar vlllo Btlll Its most interesting figure has lu sll n good donl 01 attention Irom Ill Windsors punllc vvho are seeing tho farce In Its highpriced firm lot nt mod orate rate hltllrlro1 Ulllr ithuiit crime has iro Koiitod thn story 01 Auiorn I lord In 1 now manner nt Iho 1eople and has brought lion o Davidson anti Itamlo Austen to Iho lovv ry front lucobsfl 1 Third Aeiut8 has a loturii I of InRloni Stave wil c hunts jlnrrlncor ai Its ohlof actor thrill Mamie Drlscon In tho rOlo of tIle liorqlnu Joslo Ms on an exvaudcvlllcr adds liveliness 10 the comlo scenes andgles evidence of tho value of trnlulng on the arlety stngestrnnge ns that mnyscem to poophi vvho stale ttlie t vaudeville The fourteenth Street Thentros revival l of I A lrn s Monkey has thus far Indicated no loss I of popular favor for that absurd farce In thin present company an tho fnmlllnr faces of nora nlsli iioorgo V Iepllu Otis ilarlnn Alice Wnlsli nnd others of the original iist AIo theru Is fluSh n continuance uf the good Iool vvoik vvhlchgnvo HIH thee Its llrst success The now Iao Joorgo F Marion U I dioll I that Ic nick to ercelo poliitH for Inughtur tslc notglvon tlovorolnhoratlon As n mln sill ho vvns long I ng pralrtoilntnlow I romidl i I WIS nn ho now st anti deserve cotittui I nutmttui lit 0 Fourteenth I Streets I audiences liav o wnrmlv up phiudui him und It Is not nutlcad vhcn ho Ion it I on tIp stage thnt Charles Iteed is I I longer tlo SIIIO Pint tho Jnnali so well duos MarIon tunlLu time Stuart Hob ons rcnppenrnnco nnd The Henriettas revival hnvo Bcned ti crowd Iroctui s three nights this week und them has Irorl1 grutlftlnir ud generous display of cordiality I t lu t Ito plaudits which have greelod tho vuteran comedian I His I I newcomt nnv havn boon icgirdod with much Interest I I lurid though they tiara hud to sustain tho burden of u try Ing comparison they havo uencrullv ncnuitted them olve well The change by a nC1Ulll1 1 Wnldron has become Mrt u WiU nnd ceased I to bn la lu tlaru is I tot nhnpny one though t thnt I not to say that Min nldronlights her now nIn Itltsimpli I that I her llrtehur 10W nut now so well played I Mr Mon 1 dnunis I I Id u 1 i t A Is n thoroughly artistic I A well I rounded and crnphlo piece of iicin Them bar been many persons In h t Ito lund leneoi In deed who linvo declared thnt the part his fully develoiicd anti as capItally luonretut aj it was by llr Crano UtITUInY Pnmuol Flotehor Plorpou Iroldent of the Pennsylvania lehlch anti Eastern Railroad and formerly tmscngor commissioner of tile Trunk Line Association dlod on Tuesday night of congestion ot tho lilacs nt his IK mo In I lloltnoshurg near Philadelphia Ho I was I attacked with thin grip In January last and novor fully recovered The tomnlns will ho i taken lo Pnlnosville Ohio for Interment Mr Pinron wn born on Jan 111313 nt Bergen CJoneon cnuntv New York He got his early railroad traInIng In tho general ticket ofilco of the Boo line nt first as clerk afterward as genornl llcket ngent Ills connection with mil rond nsoclntloiis dales from Aug 1IA7B when ho became general agent of tho Indianapolis Lastbounil Freltht Association In June 1 1879 ho was appointed Commissioner of the I folnrndo Pool nnd nftervvnrd became Presi I dent of the Denver I Transit situ Warehouse Company Ho was passenger cornmlsiontir I anti Chairman of tho t JmmlKrant J I Clearing House Committee of tho Jntnk Line Associa tion from Marcn H3 1 to May 1 liWi when till inability of the railroad to settle tho 1m mlirriint tearing loU I I so dltllcultUK led lo his retirement from office relrlment oloe Tho Hon Francis Dnnn Stdn nndieil Jln Boo ton on ednonlav mornini nt the nun of t9 I years Mr Modmnn t wns the Inst turvlvltig grniulson of William lien I nool the SIKMIIS of thin Ueclnrntion of liidependenc Ho was I member of the MiusHchuetts Ilnuse of Itun l lesentatives In 17 I Ii71 I Is7 IMTI und 011 tie I fenato In I TSitndlMTn Downs nlson maml nr of tho Common Cmincli of llosion In tiM I IHVI iindlbiiO It I was In this t body tlnt lie rocolved the nitrite of Stand by Your duns Medmnn which origin atoit fie m tho firm hllnd 10 leak upon nil uuestlons of public iulerest I Ho was I also I member uf 1 tie t School umu tnt itt oc fur ton years Allerwnrd hn wn nppoinlud Cilv I Missionary vvhiei mince ho held fc r men ears 111 only rslhtiflut butt It on nceount of I fnlllng I health t Mr 1 tted nut tin vvis one of the oldet mUller if f Ir Adamss Chuich now the Inlon l Conurcgatlonnl Augustu lorI 1 wellknown Invvjer of this oily died suddenly of pneumonia at his I homo ul ISecond plu o lio u klvn I I on Tuesday night Ho wits 71 ears old nnnilvo of Ftlrlli Id lien klmer I countv und hn ilrt pructled t law at Saeketts Harbor N Y where ho met Gen Urnnt A tioim friendship nroo between the two and Gen I irant iftervvard mnito Mr 1 Ford Asscor uf Internal I hi t un lie in I thin city Mr Furd was n muinbei I of thn Long Island His torical society und of the llrookl n Iul Irs Hnrnnh li Wnstervolt tile widow of tho Into Dr John I W oslorvolt died at her homo In Weslervelt avenue Nuw lirlghlon H L on Tiiodny night of pneumonia nt tho age ot K7 Mm Wits the daughter of Daniel Tompkins who was at ono time Oovernor of 1T 1 New York amid VicePresident of the United Into Tho funeral will lane place to Ht Johns Church Clifton tht afternoon Hannah Holdsworth nctrn ant miiBlclnn died recently nt hnlcom Wash Mio was the vt flu of bniMiiol lloldswnrth I I till I the tunIc hud plnyod I In I this country and in I Kuroni i for many years In I Ito t fnrco called Inn I Two J 111y they acquire xvldo repute About a icnr ago hey t let th st tan nnd I sntlled I In I hnlcom wheru Mr 1 lluldsvorlh I I went inlo business fienrgo II ser nruprmtor of iho Ightli 1 nlt lorlo iiso a ftniotis recent in ham lsbung Vn dlod Tuesdavnged V7 jenr Tlio deceaed vvns widely km vii unong politicians uf hip t Mate Although n Intel keener und Minor diMler Mr Histor hid lon I 10 sears nn active und lending member of the Lutheran Church Col WIlllHin C Hun rf New Yrk died nt his summer nsideneo in Vinortovvn Conn yen tenlay morning afid 1 i t Ho was a nun of much wealth ami 1 bachelor nnd had I sum mer residencn Ju Wat rtovvn ten ur twnlva lenrs Hn went to Wi tertuvvn five l hut it ago II good health eMectliiglDieinnin 1 nil summer George C Mnto membei of n pfinlnent GeorlA lllwiukce died In ttint rlty mereantlln firm nt II tllt Ity on Thursday lit till 11lh r jenrs He I I be loneed to u wnllknnvvn Onldu I t oiintv Inmlly anti wu formerly for n ni ti nut bor of years In tho toot and shoe trade nt IlHie Ho Icuves a wife nnd two grown children Mrs Adolia Cntirell I widow of thr InleT II Hiilletl dlol on Tuesday of pnoiimonla nt thn 1111 77 v ears Mm writ the t motherin law 01 Hon Kmmon lirk from those house nt VJ lat SIt Sivoith struet she will bo burled this afternoon Ildwnrd Mullen titus wellknown proprietor of thn t oyniour r llousii I I nt Jiierllehl I N died on Mmday aged I 1 1 years Hn served throiiuh the war of tho rebellion as u membiir I ot I the 14th I liegimeit New ork uluntcors He leaves I wile minI SOl Dr James Pnniinvor H 1il yesterday of nOl Ir mIght of tile heart at his hum 17 Gates ave nue llrooklrn He was H natIve of Hudson Ho bognn thin pruotlci of medicine in Ilrnokl n thirty yuan ngi when ho wus 27 years old Cnpt John I1 I llentley il f years of age for mary 01 Virginia ant fur tllrtyl yenrs nn offlclnl of thn First Auditors Hce In Wnsli Ington died Buddenh jestordny 3 from it stiuke of paralysis Mls Abby Moore fioodwln professor of Iltln nnd Greek nt Vnsiir College tiled In Vnn sai Hospital lesterdny Mio haul boon nn Instructor lMPlal1 structor at the colleen fo 11 yearn Jacob Hoop the ildet merchant of high splre IA I deln t I 1 ne dny nt that I place fleet kj yenr lie hud Icon In nctlvo business In Illgbsplio fiTbevenli yours Mr Handel Coisliani lllnirnl member of tbe House I I Jlndol I ItlUn 4 for Last mlbtul I 1 tiled and innlv ynilerday at the Nntloniil Liberal Club London cf heart ilsiiue

Ienor 111011 I Hor of the flandanl nt Montgomery iiriingo I county died on Jueilay uvenlngnl consuinptlon at the age of 47 yearn Kx Mdermnn Patrick I onorgan of Long Isl and City died I at his home in Last avenue lu that city jotteiduy aged J it HID lit Jvstir xit cutiiir Kpul rte Healer Tiler Slruck Twice by Sale mun H hmp HIM I Kstnte Uoilrr Irank II Tyler was ndsntilted In his ofll e In Fulton street and hpcncor plnce Jirookljn jestorday rooming by rnlosnmn f I A Chn o This IB i how tho rumpus occurred occurrot About 10110 oclock n young Inn whom Mr Tyler describes ns the decoy culled nt his I once and begun to examine the list uf f houses anti apartments to let placoJ along tho counter Looking up nt the vouhful clerk tho Inn asked Wlcre Is Mr TIlc Ho Is I them tho boy replied olnting I to the pilvnto tdlloo Mr Tyler overhearing these remarks BIO out of his olllce nnd going outside the counter in quired of tho stranger ns to Ihe kliid of n hous I I ho wns looking for Vi bile so engaged Mr Chase nnd hIs vvlto n pretty brunette I quietly entered from the street door Jlr ray I lor turned around Inc bowed to the vlsdtoib Ho hnd met Mrs Chaso before bu this was tim first time In had been her husband Mr Guano quickly advanced across the floor tovvnrj the counter and accused Mr taylor of grosbly Insulting his wife Mr Tailor Indignantly denied wie nied the charge anti ordered Mr lhaso 10 gut out nt tho sumo time turning Ins head ant re suming the conversation with but other slmlll 110 CIr lton otwr visitor Then he got Minginc blows on this sldoof thofnco will h nlmut tl Uiockud him I off hue feet lleforo Mr I Tylerhud un opportunity lo retaliate Mr and Mrs Chne nod this other visitor withdrew They are hall to have all gone direct to the office of n bitter business rival of Mr Tyler ntul to hate given an ox aggerated account of the oicurronco Mr Tyler was not so badly hurt thai hu I could nut nttend I his business He I said I last night This is 1 putup Job to t Injuru I mo iu my real estate buluc hero t I no truth in thu story whatever that I hud intuited Mrs Chusp The fuctb uio that Mrs 1 1 luisu nnd another woninn called nt my oilln i about I ten dni ago andinijiiiiel i 1 about u houno In Iorgvn street vvhl InJul81 I I to rout Ilao I lit 1 boy thn key of t ito hou Iso and told him I lu r to lhu I house with the ladles Tho buy camo bnck in a re minute and told mo that tile ladles ns soon as I iiup hnd tit rliutl tlm cornet Iliad must rite oul him I to go buck ns they did not wish lu look al tIlt house that dm I thought nothing inure 0 tho Incident I until I I Tuesday afternoon when 1 wu piibMng nloug lledford avenue tutu Mrb Ihno beckoned no me from the window of her lint on tho second floor of lMil liodtonl avenue I crossed over and Mis l huso cnmu down anti opening thn di I or united nit ti i I enter I 1 fullounil her uiislnlis t nl her in vita tlon and i n mitnrini g tliu t froul parlor sho motioned I to u ohur antI In a very plensunt I manner referred to her visit to the olllce and her inquiries about tutu llergeu street housu us ito even showed mo her husband is tulet ill 0 and finally told mo that they had concluded to remain In their present iiuirters Thnt ends It I then11 I snid ubruptlv uid Inking I iu hnt I bathe her good day tOld lolt thu house Nothing occurred during thn two or ihreo minutes I occuted II her company In t which Mrs Clmita or the inot soiibltlve lady In the city could tnkn exception I deny most emphatically that I I Insulted thin lady eIther by look Wrd or action I nm positive 0 hat I tno m job i I ilLS been I put ultohurllY n business 1 have porno biilnuss rivals around bore who aro heal 015 of m y prosperity nud Mr Chase li seems lu me has allowed hlinaolf I I to bo used by no of them li this 3 matter I will have the whole business exposed anti will not Cr11 proseculo huso In a criminal nation but will bring chill Mill for imitvy danlauo Ml I hnse nluo wn so m lnt night Ho was siirrounilod by a number ol loung I friends who wore Ctllerlitlliutting iilmti on hi pugilistic ex phut of Iho morning Ho I I ruluod I to relate his sIde of the Story further than to shy that Tyler hud Insulted hilt wife and that lie had taken the law lulu Id own hands and inlllclcd per sonal chustlsoiii nt Iloundout the roans record ho added before J wont lo his otllco To some oh hIs friends Mr iirin aid that Mr Tjlor 1 had rudely tilnced his hand upon Mrs Chiifle ns she precmlo I lviii tIp staIrs mud that his luneuagn und manner alo inure In sulting ills wile told him ol tlio ocuurrenco as HOOII ns ho tot liomo Iritn business arid ho foithwlth wont und conmiltcd with lore Worn berg his lawyer lime J hatter disapproved ot legal proi eedlnge Inasmuch nn thero wire nn vvluiesui nml it would Im n question of vnrncliy between tho Interestod person Mr erpborir however suguo lud ho says that as hu WIle an able bodied man ho ought to know how to net in a case where hIs wlfn wn inbiiltd Ha then de termined on the hostile monsures ho carried out Ml 1 r Oiaeo I ulto iboti hid llmt I ho wn cnrry hum out any buslnos rivals s i home and saId hn would bn prepared for any leal controversy which Mr Tyler iidght siuit lavvvor Wernberg saps that Mr haco con BUltnd him about the alleged insult to tile wife nnd that hn advised him not to bring Only pro ceeding ngnlnst Tyler Ho did not however mtiko any Hiiguestluns of violence lamm Ilrilril IVrlilent Asitlliv IAHK l N L 1 Apiil I I I I 2Tlie IIPW hoard of DIrectors of the Anbury Park Na tional liiinkmet Iii is lufterrto n to elect olllcern Robert F I lames thou National Lank Liamlnor of tills district wits elected ns tho successor of President George W Ilyrair Ur Hugh H hlnmonth ot Asbury I irk was mndu Mce Prebldunt Cashier Harold F 1 it Mllurdvvas rn olneled Prebldent lames has resigned his lute l art bank I ouimlner I nut t Ins ltnatoii hut milL yet been nccnptud bv tlio authorities at vi NauhiuKton Hu llvus in Laton 1a ArcuMeil ill AIulpinrllcc Mrh Kcllei4 2t war ulil thn info nf Ilcd crIck Keller n manufacturer of can fronts nt 104 Wooxtof street and whn liven at 420 hat Fiixtyilnutt street Is said lo bu dying from the effects of n criminal operation Ur H y Jones of 803 Lexington nveniio notified apt Thomp son of the Prince street stallon of the womans condition nnd Coroner lovy was sent for to tnko her nnteinortuin Htntemont hhe told the i Coroner thnt too opurntloim had boon por rormed on her by Mr hcliult u midwife who lives ut hiret street and the llovvery Coroner Levy Issuod n warrant fur the arrest of Mrs Hchult aL flhlliLiI ix iit tii It Warn Illitlily Improprr for Him to Con llHCUtfi ruin fur llltuteir OTTAW April 21 T Ito npoit ut thIn ppeelnl committee nmiomtud to investIgate charges mndu concerning furs tnken from ChnrloB liremnor a llnttivf rd half breed mute coated Ito leiort tlU afternoon Tho roioit recites the ucla of the Onto an ndmilted by Inn Mlildleton l lilmsolf f but llndi that I the fuia n imoked for the Irneral micro not received by nun i it i IH declared that tits colt ilsilithoml VVIIH unwarrantable and Illegal I and Hint I evou If I I tho conllBoution Wore liunl the property ehouid ham o been tostnd In I I lie Crown The committed considers that while tho Gen eral acted under a inliconcoiitlnu tilut nppro prlntlon of the fuii f 1 hlsown nuri aces vvf highly Imiuoper Tho 1 Loinmltiea conclude that lironinur in wil l me tj accept HUl IB CotfliuUtliii nnd cuuil lent this n fir rocom ittIKe Tlir Hi Iuc luiuitili i oitfnrli ii Mr Do IAchmnnn guns a Chopin recital In the Hliiircnl sieitij f ruuiii ut linrepmut ci n4 illn ton ilrettn KroukDii Iliii tcrnomi tt S bclork Hn frllar eftniiiu cflt sjlurJar nflerniion lit wil lutko the ttnel l apie grsnuee CT t hlckerln f 1111 In th cur prof IUUH tu lUurltnir on lis Witro tuflr riutot l Iti Wilt opi orluull that itt USiC live re will have Ii i ati ni4 an evening rental uf i hopiii I 0 isle will I ti afforJe 1 them fttn Satuntav atteriiunn Mr lie loiu inann with tho Mililanco or MDIO He PaLlim i aro tu interpret a pro raiuiuo ur uileceltanrnui mini ar romitueth a folio i 1 AnJmne cud vnat out fur two planoa liumanu V FAIIUIIIO Sonatn ot un 7 1 s u till ten l liianil Kuirno In A minor J n ttach t UKuo cull Tahatiuno Karl Au lord dune lures lint IX llumanco Mm Ut Iaihlnanu 7 MLdr In VValtl form taint 55511 b PulUthiS nr li n l Ilrnielt H Unnientoraprlcciiiio Wettr lu Itoudo Cur two Hanoi opUs 7J Chopin Fur yeer oid Vilwerd Ilartung if Thirty nInth tret cur fourth oconue we Iruaet netriar wSU Oluing for ol5 ad Ia tie lhtry 01011 street pans r were wIlli thu Cr11 inliut i e u mis a si n o rflhtAWF They Fall In R vti l the Hoixltd Htr Blh nftlie OrciBlMitlo The B M 11 Os hcltl their primaries Inst night and failed to nettle the muchaaltated question ot just how Btronn they are The re turns were received In the rooms of tho Ohio Society nt 230 Fifth avenue and every time a messenger nrrlvtJ there was n great deal of eupproMed excitement Orator Citation hi Bweony was In churns but ho wn unable to toll how many votes had been cusl Ha saId however that hess than one hundred wort polled In the leventh I district imd ns this lathe second ntronuett or gnnlrntlon of th kind lu the citythe Klchth district being the troncest and as thnro are ornnnlzntlons In only fifteen dlMHctn It IH not dlnicult to undorstnnd why Oiatur Bvvceny didnt cole to do nnv hYurlne In the taco of the Ptnlcmonl hn tnada recenth that the organiza tions could muMor Slioii iou iho 1 only oriMiili ntlnn vvhleh did not hold n iirlmnry win lute no In the 1 Ifth dlxtriui This mIce was explained bv tin 51 iitliflutt Unit John 1 C bold I the bolter I real tin ranks u uf the en rolled I lopti hI hell II Ii who vvnw ambitious tit lie comlnu n H M t li I U lender vnt nnHatlslne tory to tho 13 M t nnd Hint It would tnte omn tlirie in n y be lo II mid n ilcht i food i man foi lie t lilac lilacThoonly troublo was In tho N ill tentli di s trict which Killi a rhnit limn niti Ini t Ii u me lions Thin pilmnit wns hold in Ink Hull r Minnie thin gitan ntnttub lin lioss num mnda nHpeoch in which le salt that theme bier t tuuit ere of the llupnblKnn puity In thin city vvhotii 1m would not trust with lilt pocket book for llvo tnlnuleH lieloro iho unclto lion over llll I 4 littiitnent t hud I Ftibnlded I it vvrniii lu eiiFiied between u Mr Franklin and 1nLo Mclouclilln rinuklln inlil lie susneied tlmro was porno luniiy biislnust goInItI on In roiprencnto the Pu Itutliug bIlls audited bv tho 1icMllve I tonmilttoo of thodlnrlol Mr Mi 1 OuIiZ Ill I 0 ns nn c meelu t ire tuil flu er re so tiled thli t I riot uuiatioti a till Mr 1runklln I shoo I hln IM In Mr 1 McInuulUlnH taco iintt licensed hint of n t bolliK nbletti road Iiglisii rite men elected will constItute the tempo inrv I utility nmiuiluii I C omuiltio nod will hn M cot Ire dial O nf iho nllairs ot the organ I yntl ii4 1 until blip nil when a permnnent coi itt It ice will I I bo oleelpd Hero IH n list of the monies Tim llrt mime of onoh district wan HOiectiHl bv Co Wllilnin 1 Strone nnd Is cimr nntood to bo a buainh man The others were choeti by tile uiomberi of the ormiul ntioiu thomelvei lot f flu Itieleul IPlJI n wflifii I II K Tnurbtr 111 I i Klllotl K sieporut Jen ili t u ilteiu i JnniFfO 1 McMttrrty 2 I h i AmniMnnn 01 1 VVnrrfn IlUlry lo enh I inlMKau I Hand Ploy 3 Mull on ltiaurr U A M UniltrMll Ploliaril II Ucilnlrt Iredrrlck I liorrr 4 VV n i llnihrs Ill A vaktmu Jr John H Puunr TlioniM M 1iwiut 0 Srih VI Mitten 18 c l A K Klni lairs ii Hi nnnell Muttittl i l vviiiu s Co uiltiuin 0 I Sired lit 0 l Miarnr inhnJ uititierl IT Cbkrien Zlcmacn e i liar l swe ny 23 II i Aruuvir vvu lun I t MKI t JullUH t letituan No attention wan jmld to locating the guar nnteed bilsities mon and that Is why Col Shepnri and Col strong who live In the Twontjflrst dtttrlo lIre liuinospod up us ren recoil tiit iris of the h Invent 11 nnd Ligh tIm districts whit Mr McMurrny wh has shown n tendency to run his ortfanljitlon like u inln strul show and Mr Ollrion the scnpesoat of the Ilepubllcan machine Tht rotA nun tee will I moot for organization on noxt TuesJuy nIght Ii I i cuiiriii rr KvrN IN It rUtLtSQ Ut Mr MoirlVi Ialu ettr Applauded at the fir loeIv Lyceum Tim irprxMtntioa of the bin Itsqim Lnfny otto or the Maid and tho Marquis hy tho Co lumbia ColluKo Drnmntlc Club at tho Durkclay Iyjeum Inst night vvns n happy success To Jlr Ueoruo Austin Morrison Jr Vi Lnvv the night vvnH ono of triumph Ho haul previously illstlnuulshud himself in wrltlni tho burlosquo Captain Kldd for isss antI William 1cnn for hhJ l both of which were very good but tIle work presented host ovonlnc wits moro brilliantly successful TIm audIence was distinctively fashionable and the dainty thcn tro was one merry box tony tho young mon doing n great deal of vIsiting and ninny of tile ladles leitvlui their Beau lori stroll ihrouuu the lolibieH between tIle nets Tho play Is ii ion story of the year 1770 llio peenes beIng laid In Ilrittnny the West Eml Hotel Ionu Drnnch and tho billjroom in the npltol W anhliiKlon MiMorion 1 I ntt lujdvrtif arid Mr Cutting ns lJuii JH wore us era loBiiunly tunny ns nnr profonslonnJ comedian Mr Audoison vvho plnvud the pnrt of Munniir has a ebony cut face which mnltes up well ns girls Ills carriage Ruiiuu bin part without beiuu offcmlniito All tlio other prlncionls i ncted with skill und apprecIation Iho costumes are elaborate nnd brine out all UM colors to bn found The music was neloitod from popular light operas and wns played by n prnfnsslotinl orchoctrn led by Mr vv niter G llo ert ono of tho tudunts All the lenders do porno lino Lulls of dnncinir but tho features are the skirt dnncinc ofMi Lit Iurco nnd tho bullet I In I which ho lends Thor Is oio chorus nf ton miifeb eacli carryIng n bit doll bnbj ono uf them is lint JIcKeo nnd snottier chorus of ten youths clad as girls In sinrtllntr lathIng droH os In one biono n phonncrnph lake down a eonvursatlon of con Bplraey antI when the conspirator hnvo lo partod the phonniirnph repents lo tho audlene the hilchlnir of the plot This now trick of Place business male n treat lilt tlm house tutu nshiisliod us n ehurcli onirreitntion ni the liitrument reeled mil through Its hit fun nel the conspirator plans AX rt Xii zXl2 sviciur W IV Herd Klllo Illmnrir ITIien bpnun HnpivoMpd to be looklnc or II New Nfore William V Iced I n dealer In I hmis fur nishing goods nt4CO Sixth avenue shot hlin golf in the Iiund shortly baforo H oclock lait evening in Control lark 1nrl PolIceman FItzpatrick hoard the shot and found tho dead man lyIng l on the green near tho sheep told nt SIxtysKth street There inn n bullet wound on the right Bide of his head and a colfcocklnc UScnllbro re volver lav nt his side n business card In his pocket led to his identification in the lining of his but was a cnid with his house nddtesa at yui Fiftyeighth street 1nnlnof membor shut in Illgrlm Jodgo 74 I O O I F nnd Amity Lodge 1 and A M were also fuund lu his pockets A reporter vV f TUB Brs Was the Hist person to carry woru of the suicide tn Mr ISeads wile arid daughter J I hey bud i supposed thnt Mr l Heed wa out hunting for n Dior us owing lo a dlDuto with his present landlord be was obliged to moms This necessity had worried him gretttl Mr leed was Oil year of nice nnd fir many years had been In tho crock iy and glussvvnru business In blxth avenue leetuerg isigisled 1305TN April 23This steamer Gothenbung Cily Capt miarriout St Liitt tort tuday from Lotidouu retorts on April l ii tthruJ 40 muotb longttuute 17 i 151Cm iverut IcetuerSo alit tnsIl niece or drift IC a ttte i4iti II shrub 4 J muortlu tongllmit So Su uti ati verai itiiliIeteriui I ii itlailler iiitlrur I ipi ii lite iiy Ct tPui tort to 1 uty frutl 11 i rmusut mdc rio ill A lrti I 7 ri tilted 47 I ornti lunCtIulic 41 wI m I cli tiIttrg iuiOuit bi fret tuSh iinut nut test aix I tO tue 500 doC tte iotuuitue ruouuI oil lcbcrg apiotettilt tort toi S id IOU lest II et Lund Oil tIe i Cli a loll tude 4 no uS louuttiUs 45 weal tue laItt two iualf i lergi A Ietlllnn nllU Foruril Mznutllrr The Investigation Into thin charges against Mfmn Camibtl crud liuermuyr at neliluit Ilijuur In the Vm W tillKtnu Market Wal rf imeJ Ij Cuniptroll Myrr ytendae t hue fcilio CoiumlMiontrn tro nut irfi nt tottenhtur luir tie Hiiperliit mlnit of Market tflMUJ Hint lie tel IIT tli tr l i irriortliu 10 tit I Ii oompUmt k id l 05 liuerutier out th it 41 tier teat of tlie liamefl U i olirud a err l and ttiat a tuHjorlty ur tht bthtr 1101101 wern ihi uf l crioiu WhO irort not lu nay WA tiLfleCtd with tilt umrket Tl Invfmiration wa eonoludrJ art I retort upon the umicrwnl bo ready In a tow dar Wlirre Te lerd irii rirr Were AM 21540 Attorney Btreol decree Pos tiers lallur iliou damage Cull i X CutS utioaj aTenua Mr Miiruii M artmenw Janmiio Vi IU II Seventh airnur uiiri Seinblrr arlmcnli dottutc i tllght IM iu agio I ateaur Tiiouix SOY i apartmeuli ittjut Vv i it t 144 Tail Erly third itreot damaio fit r UBfil by I lap tiploJUiif 7 115 Alien trer dole etc eulu n u 117 blOt trt ilaiuagoiluiht IV 111 weit Twrcteth itrofL duuiafe 1 J A Illimrr at lila ItllOHrrull I Ito Tellowcralt Club had another of Its I faiuuue darien In ti tiaullful cl ib libuto hi latt Twenty mintS Street hit light There wte a gnu turn utff infttt oie oil IrenlOerit rlcliarJ Walion Gilder uwtiiid lie gaveL TIes guet if lit flhenuben were JuiCe mtrrett Ii 11 SIoddord mmjaurner lioyei ii It I Cr101 I I Mouhoefl Jt linatiler otthwe I mtdwln lOwell lI Tree t it scion suiu i I eelir tlObr I mi ol oue1 Teoltre I Jenlui Pr I erie Prry anti mV ml leWiL Tb 11011 CiCISS 111 1 iliemi i till Sent a teteiru 111 regretilog hi urievoldit e ebCSV Cmii ci cutitrii II hey wbn be oe a reporler bum on mis utdoiutPl lie soil ti bed sri aolguuaut whlout I bad to tote tine f CIII no tulotake u IhUSSIIN vuiiiicii LXLII Air lirnnan lis lie I tin Prove All his M liut fM AicnIiiNt tlm rHtem ii I L I PiiiTjAiinLViiiA April 21 At a mooting ot the Siberian Exile IVtitlon Association In this city t is nfternooii Oourco Konnnn tho Slbo nan traveller gave his views ns to what can bo done for the relief of thin exilcH The peli llon which lie HUKkeftod I lmt all ho said I promised lo bo oni of tile largest evor pril eented to any ruler Ho did tuot unllclimto that U would hnvu nny eflect In making tho Czar nctialnted with nny now facts but by rdiovvltm the Intcnso feeling abroad In lolttlun It the unfortunnto exiles i1 1 d it would exert n Croat moral effect Every year he enld the Iluaslan Govern ii ment Is sending peuplo to tho remotest parts t of PIborin by administrative iiruceso that Is without trial Tliey urn nut charted with any tZ crime but tile lioverument lu iathllml that I I their Inlluenco In prejudlclnl to the circles In I which they move and they are oxllml to the I ArctIc parts of lhu cuiiniry or about 5UOO 1 miles from St t t Petersburg orllvn antI ten years I eneritllj ho said wives oluntnrlly noeom manly their husbands Ino I ox lie mi nut by the death J the Inner are si un left without moans of uny kind It tlmro is nuv reason why some tiling should not b d no lo nlliivlalo I tln p ralH u units of thesn i COIl In Mboila ho wlBhod to know wit it It could I bo 11 Jlr Konnuii rout nn nlTectlnc letter vvritten n lew houiB before his execution by Kohnn C I erm lcln nil oxllulo Ills child nnd lui thought that Hiieh matters hliould bo imbliRliod In tiamiihlol form fur ciatuitoiis distribution I lie hucuusted also thai till movement fur the relief of tIle exiles could bo carried forward lu counoclloii wIt ii that of 1 the petition snylne J that tIe iuriner vuuld tioluhtuu the effect of tie littler 1 lou Kev Dr MoVlcknr the ChaIrman of the W nshoelation saIl that tile uoinmllteo nt tinier vvns mnt with tIlt objection that thu stories I liii asian crueltv html 1 been denied To ihiHMr liennnu snid ho tell hutch nn the 30 olllelal Russian dm uinenH neil if ho cmild not j overthrow nny leth i ut the I liiisslan I a itt hunt 05 to his uhnrue1 ho true willing tu t sink Intonh if Bourily Ho 1 I vvns ready he iii huh lo t uubrfmn lIe t I International Irlnon 1 nuieF which Is ti I up meet nt St leersbur and Inure Ills nccer i tions If rIte liussliiu In I veinmenl vvuuld tom mutt I s him In call Ills Itnessc 1 vva tinie onuiich I ho lidded to defend hlms lf when lie wile at tiiclud and ho believed Mi caeo tu bulniireu o nnblo d At tho t Academy of Jluslc l tills rvenlnc Mr Konnan delivored the third if his tours uf fix h Inr lures beforo n lnro nudlcn Hi I I i subject wif lluusliin Politjeil LMlec I I 1 riuinil Inc uiiHcloii In itn treiisi 1l riorro llnranl f o fcon oh oxongra5ifltlin Co of ltt uh N t aiii u lud ittlh itt tliege cC I iitpiuio2ti ant lirk dti in Iti Hi I I K oHrrrlt HoMjutt ulTerlDjf I nun A fill uis n un art P iy on H t u tout html corner of Miih susie ui I Slot euu itS ktrftt Ho Vlo mount by tutu jMitor r tic imUdlii who tried to aIsle hu I 1 t fMt iu ti i Itq nilWe J the pollctmnn n tl C PesT t lie i it t tl t ul l to ft o hv he dOlt to n a droll u it t uei I it f utiuOfluiuuti truetu i mIte jinllri h on r ttf I 1 ilif unit nm Ii 1 collie aruinnl on i t brat Ii it afi r tea ri Ihe rnnnc lieu i ft1 it lit iJ tug oil ttlO roj dtg hId All AUlttUlMllC was put rrulrore I IC riti e uudevt Li taul ioil bit e veilug Ihal the bouue Pt Ft COl uuJ lu e i a miiel yuutrug Cu to aicerlels oietiiT IC lu I ouiiittted a frucitir or it itoh but hot ion tu e ireoud wumid of the ictlp II we tilt iupuuiidi u I a luttlutet ut its oieuiuiallnv cto In It medical 1portlnuit i It tltge 1 PhI oucteni us won I graditotet rfuurui ruc m ntveritll 1 hunt Caroline is trio euuul Is a rtiuiier of ttue gappa tlpiua sci Yr I I tornuity tie ltot with a iirirnber or orb medical If tudeutte on the I lung Ilet Gut 051 lviii txIy third trwt Tie re IB uu luipiclon of full play IlrlcUlm Vurpt nrr nt WaLe frso the Clly S I Tile Bricklayers Union hnn appoints a ape cUl riimmltui nt dtlgete lo watt on the clltti nl ill Hie cIty iptrtra nti here member or nlue Irate are lniiflVed anti to dauanul Hut the trlctltfcri It pelt f 4 tIC eSIOS raise ai prevail in ttue Irate t mini The uuioD OemiinJi proper rccnrnitlon In tti war of ep tolntm nti of iprPtors nt iDtionrr In tba lialldinc iKparinrnt the eerie ut li i then h rolltlo l trtlori Th coaimlttte tuned tl fark Iiipinintnt yesterday j cii preienttd ttielr dcmttiid I

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THE SUN THURSDAY APRIL 24 1890 U H ON THE BASE BALL FIELD L M4XT HATT1IXU UAMflt IX Till IJUJontVT LIT1 f v Tliei Nw fnrk CrI rinh Miike Thine i Lively fbr the Qnitkrr City Ilnyllarrr 1 AVrlKlit Oet ANother Victory Wtp I t Tlii irsnll t of dm t rlinniplimhlilp RnmcB y st rday IMf 1IIR KtTTimti Ll OlIE f IlillAdolphlii H Now York 1 1lttsburth Jl i rioveland 12 Clneimmll l Chicago fl I t JIoMtou llionkljn a inn IlAvnw IKKIUK Nvr YorLH Ihlladolphla 1 t 1lltBburRh 4 Chlcazo a L i 1oston 10 Brooklyn 7 t At lluUulo rain TIIR MnirN ASSOCIATION 1 loclio tor 7 IlrookUnZ Athlellca 1 Syracuse 10 jliiiibti s 3 J Loultvlllo J At ft t Lout i aln Till MSTrr KtlocHTIOS J raoy City 13 AYIImlnicton M Hartford 1 Daltliuoio a 1 WuhlltJ II I I Now Haven NuiMirk 11 I t orcojtor J 1 Ihr Nutliinul I Jpnuiie TIIK iiixonn i lt Voit Irtrl fft I I Ititu Hft rtlt r i riilUdelphla 3 I 7 Ml Cumin a I 22 Ml Henlili 1 I 71 iew 1 ork I 1 2 U rittKliurKll 1 I 7VI Urn 1 11 I 1 fi t 2 V IcvelanJ I 3 V5 J IIIIAIHIII I t 11 I 3 NKW TDIIK IN vl I 1 The last uanio ol f tlio sorles botweon the Noiv York anil the riilludeliiblaiS I IiClub t at tlio Iolo urounds lOHiotday wts ilit ed lofore the Biiiallu croud o litr the exact atloimanco being 3VI Hurry Wiluhfa Jounll lore wore uKnln If lolorloiiK to tho tiino of S to J Although the New York wero ilcfoatoil It wnn nut n do Zeal thut they shuiild 10 I intham nf The Ihllrtiluliililat I uro i tiluyini meiit bull I Thoy ii ro In porfoit trim Thov wnie thtwoJ out 1011 ligo mill nht u the I aoiHou ocencd they wuie I renily to jump J In i ninl hiiHlla for all they t an north It Is I huto that they havo tho ail Minlucfof thin older tilnyeix who uro seldom In condition when the fiimon oponn I Is quite i Merit Unit llio Now urks hnvo not struck their cult tint when they do look nut for them for Iliiy will bo morally suro to muko It Known I that thu imitrt till I Iho I I Mini Hit ho liu I I lo nas nut I In iiculn for the thltd I irmno of Ihn I fOIl and if usual tho lhlladel hlaH could not touch hi cyclone curves Ho had loUof fun with UlKlKam Thomson to the crott nmu eincnt of tlio FiiMtaturs Ho struck him out throo tlinoj iwlio with len on bitsoH and I ever a niun was disgusted It wits Thompuon tiommers caiiuht In KooJ style aud siicvonded In Ilitchlnc Hainlltuii tttoallui second bane Hamilton him leon inirloiiilnii bases In oory Kauio but his olToitH jvstnrday t wen ultmod in the bud In tho llrst innlni Ito Not a goo i

start but Hoiuuiers caught hliuliyu quick lulcl wrlut throw In fact not I bf o was stolon on Summers It was ut the bat that ho was woak HIs oyo was not apparently on tho ball anil nil he could do twice with men on buses With to HOP up two little tie lilasscock U I not yot In trim Ills arm Is not yet In condition for iiulck throwing His two rror4 yesterday woro ponslbo for all of tho rtilladelphlas rtitii Denny had hit one chanoe and that wax I lly that belonirert to ila Beook Scarilon had chanpo llnB Ronlion hl a ChliOO to dlstln pnlHh luau iel f at the bat but ailed to iloso Jlornune had an ofT day but retrieved hlmolf nt tho hut The newness of tlilncH Is wearing 1 olTCulloLlan Irojau This Clarke score and ho lilt the ball liku I TQK I L rillLADELPIIlA V ii LtUrOA K I K la p u AP Tlernnct u 2 I U Otlurkc f I I u II licOCk 5 0 0 n I 2 2 Ilnlon1 I f I 3 0 U 0 10rlon L I fO 2 u I iyers 24 b 0 I i U I iiett 24 Ib 0 I 4 4 1 10IPOl r ru u I U 0 Iieiuy3lbO 0 I u Oiinentjie I I 20 fcaliol hI I 1 I 1 0 0 Meyer 3d 0 U U I a u Iak r f I 2 m I 0 0 MaulyllbU I I U i ommn I U 2 UAiieii i I 1 U 0 4 I lul p I 2 0 4 U Vickery p 0 i i o Totals 1 rJ1412 4 Total 3 0 27 la I New York nouoooou II Philadelphia uluozuuu 3 larned run New otl Philadelphia 0 First tills by erroriNw York 1 Philadelphia 3 Uf on b e w York 10 Philadelphia 7 FIrst bane on blinon Kuile I oT Mikery 2 Struck outil7 UiiBlc 1 by lckeryz i Two bai hitsClarke I I Ituile lioiihle plysOuIe I lilaiicock and 1 lcsnlon 81 lilt I bv 1 1itcher TlernaiL lunny acrtllce hllstunnr m Km e Myern McCauly Stolen iaesIiuIt l Denny tOni 1 lid ilichRuile Iaied ball8onimri Im pire Lynch Time 14O SDITON ti I 5 KKIIOII v i I z llniTOf April 21The Irit I lerlei In Boiton of the National Leigue gamei ended to day with a third vIe tory for the home nloo Tlie ramoan loo lyn plavsr Itft I the cite to night 1th only one gAin to their credit while three vlctorie were recorded by tb Keaneater Naturally the youngster who did inch good work are tickled lo night for many Prediction had been maile that Hroiikl n Mould nln three out ot the four irames Th four i n mi were all brilliant and eiclltna I ami the reiult orthe sync I ban nut the beaneaters In goo I ihaii to tackle Jim tlturles freih young men The lively bat 111 nd bai rowlr the Bumoii jounKnttrn landed them on top In to day onatet tint It cc ly no beau a walk liter for them they had 10 huitle In order to ln The altfllidHUce wan Imi I Araonn the iprctatori were two rel I hit Hrotherhood raiutblien who had gone to the louth end ground tu I e who r or a oreecyart It oa They looked on limonder I nor a Iw tntbiiltu and then one Wee over 01 heard to iemark lo the other Ky cuts beat the Verne Kelly men I ar putting IID fhatls what agoo l many other people think The National t League game thin far have been fully equal In brilliancy to any put up bin the old PUVcn lutyear Today s game woe u dandv Tbe co pan hUtTON S I I I iBooitmo I ii In po o s a la p 0 A v Long s e 1 I 4 5 i I O Brien I f I 0 3 u u llonnvan c f u J i I I ti l olin M b IS I z r hnliUAii If u z il u ulliirnsr I f 11 2 u n o I Tucker lltb 1 I IJ i I Z font lit b o I 110 I o Uamel o I J I 4 I Illinkney Mb U u u z u toe e 3d iI b 1 t J Ii l z 0 I InrkhllXc f 0 I Ii I 4 0 0 I liroilie r f 0 n 4 ii n I Mulih 0 1 I I 2 u MnltlL Zil b l I I I u Huhonr c o 0 H 03 MchoLp I I i u 7 n I llughen p I u I z u Total f KIVM bi7 j Total IT b2794 Oorkhlll out for lnterfrlng with llelder ilovtou u I I l 0 d 4 o n ii I r lirookl z u u u I u 0 0 u oj Kirne1 runeIiosubu 2 Twobaie hltrollln three liahilIou Xioteu baieiIlDiiovan Sullivan licker Lowell acrlllce billLong Sullo bully Pint bane on balll lly tiichol J by llujrliei i lInt bane on errnri itoiton I m irnokUn 2 lift br nllrhed ballrmilh Brooklyn failed ball Hanel XMId pltchvH Mihull I uglier I Struck out lly Mcliiiln I I 3 1 by llughea I Double pie IUojoau anil Kralth Long ana Tucker Uufhei coil Colllui Umpire 1owerh lmnei 1 4U t CIIXiTI ti Cro 0 U I II J Clicisln April LiThe ICIM moved on to Pitt burgh In a happy mood Ihe defeat ot Chicago it si en cniiipaiee4 Ia the nato and it we Itie I abarpeet gem of the etrIta Tue crowd wu ooui 14u The core I CIcnl LUCOU N b4 I lb I cnn C C I LPO A Merhse2clb I I 4 2 Coon I I I 0 In r f 2 2 U 0 u Cernuili L I f 1 3 I 0 U iluulliulay o f 2 I 2 0 ti 0 Ilunot o f 1 1 3 U I 11d 0 I 2 I H I bfliibi 1 Ii 1 I I 0 1 tIdIly tub i Iii II i Andrew rf I I 3 0 2 I J tllrlt 3 4 U I Ii 2 20 l1IiIlabIe31b 0 0 I 1 r flurbul3db I J I a I i Kbtliali C 1 0 4 0 euiutvan P I I I I I I 4 1ur7ap II loa 0 Lulr c u 2 Totall UIU71J 11 I I Totals Ii 13 Z7 14 0 i iiiclniill 1 n i 2 3 u z 0 l llll If Clilcifi 4 0 u I u 0 J II II ou Run earned rhlurn n i riorlnnatl 5 Two bat lilUfellly knlrlit taller 1110 hit lluryea eiMiFhee Hllly Audr wi llollldar lilt ly pialieit hal 1itelity Haiti o a bjlllfarroll llolil day Molliee I Beard Uanble I lilaiCooney Karle anil I Atuou Mcllie I K IIIO and heard Struck outHoi lilay fl MulUne Siilllian 3 Amlrwi rai ej balls i 1 Scijuafd W J kttulu II lid IitchJJuryea Umplre i 1 JeQuld rimiiiiH i ij I 10 riMrii i D U I finiiiniil I April 2iThre were eluljty perion at rN I I s ItrU the local Kalloiial Ljairue collie 10 day Only eight II Hi I Emm were played The oore rinitiKil to Li i f I LAO IL i a IC p o 100 C IspOA I tUIltrf Z U I U U MCKa I I il U r b EI I 111 c r I i 2 II Uebuallay oil u a I 1 01 um lit lb 1 1 Ii I illaily I r f o Miller c 1 1 7 II UISlmulier I ui I I 3 2 U 21unlapdt a a I 0 IhliavILO I f ll 1 b I La Roqo s3 I 2 OIVah let b 1 I I 01 I ouomn31 J I z ii utikL M I b l 1 z a 4 U I Klir L I f J z z o ii liawe p n u ii u u Daniel p o u u o oiiuerlfjiU I z a n i I i rayv Z 2 2 Paruni p ii o i 3 u Total 20 I SJ4 II 11 Totals n IJ I 24 il u 1lttburth I 4 3 a Z 0 2o CirvelauU au 1 I I I 0J rnedruuFliUburfh 4 C teland u wobae Htl71t I lUrAr llmm hob IImally illss Davl Three lioe bite tUbilaii Youilignbauu vlty lbl llim ruuKlty hairlflce bluMclieaa L I Vach Ullk Ianon Ilawes lImp JIbe KrtT Tint on on iilUiilf lianleli 23 I oil lirar s 0111 Par 01104 oil pomuier 1 Double platilk and each Molen baieiUafU Hall JunJy C4 t Iaregu lltiuu W e 11 ly btruik iitBy bray i ruseil lUilitr tI lId pIICbUa lilt by pltchd balloh Lro1 ll t Hunilar lump nine Litton bale Plttburgb III Cleveland II ThneJ Vmplrtcharl The rujer League I TilE RECOBD flull Won Last Ict ciuw ifm LOlL ret rlulTalo J 0 ItHi PltUburgh J 1 Im llrooklyn J Z 1 10 New York 3 2 f ni I Ihladelphla Z i z o1lJ oitou z z ClllojCo Z Z WJ Clevelaad 0 3 11I fEY YOIIK hiS 7I Hi f IHILAIIELlIlIa I1 rJ 1 The proudest man at Ilrotherbood Park ice I tenlnr was Manae Hock Ewing He saw the Ililladelplilas mowed down to eluicle run I while his own players put up a surprisingly utrnnc game it was no discredit at all for the IhllfidolpUla to meet with such a disaster I They played a fairly good game throughout but no team could hardlr expecl to win against such battlm tut was exhibited br the New Yorks Against a man like Buffluton the hit 1 bj q c2u be termed tremendous Sixteen aID jt glee with a total of twentysix bases Includ ing two home runs and lour doubles don often occur naalnt II pitcher like llufllnton Eery man but Conuor find Hntflold ball ono or moro lilt IVUK Imro oil the palm lie did not lilt ai often as Oltoiirko but when ho cracked tlio bail It told III tlio fIlth Inulni ha sot the ctator8 Wild 17 ulaclnen ball ovor the leftfield l fence certainly distance of 115 J nnlfl In tho sixth Inning lie nnothor hard ono oror the cattle lonrc but It wn foul Tile left llolil WHS KwlneM nlijoctho point for In tlB I ninth loot jig ho lauded another Imil I to tlio loft Hold lonco niioii which ho tnrtuo two bniei Tlio IlillnileliihlnR alo lilt hnrrt but theY woro unforttiiiato Thin Now icrks also played n rcnmrknblr line llohllne itntno two I mlimd Ilr balls bolni all tim uriors charged nualnst them As nn exumtiloOI tlio kind of work they performed twenty of tho twenty seven put onto ern by fir cntche and aiium bar of them wore or a brilliant ordor Oltoiirko rnimht six beautlei at left Hold and lore and Hmttorrencli did good work Attendance lWJ I The score scoreIflRO MW IOKI C r L I I PIIIIMIPIIU I P I it It r OA r lb IOPU I L t rnrer I Ir rt nrlffln I f I ii Mch llon 2d b I 1 3 4 OjIhulbuuiC I a 1 I S 2 0 toiinnr lit b 1 o U o u rorarty It r u u 3 u iiliourkp I Lf I 4 II u 0 Hoot r r f n II 1 U II Ilwiuir c 2 3 I I ii 1icleit 2J b I i o a 5 J Mattery c1 I 1 I u ii Mulvy u b u u i II 1 W iilttmr lit b U l I n l Ii l r orrar 101 I b I I In u I I llatilehf s 11U2 1 ItreqC I 00321 tiiiay i i i n i ii1 buniiitouii n n i i o Total ftltli7 H 2 I Toll 1 112717 j I Newtnrk n I n I 11 i 1 0 I o I I MM I iftlDhla U u 4 o 4 u u II U I 1 1 Ird I Ciblil New lork tJ Fit 1 bait on errorsNew rk I Iliiudetthia l left l un beuees Vurl 4 hludeiDhia i 4 ttnt I av nn tmllinft lIty I t Mruck uutllatneld llmne rum hwliiir hlaitrry THU bane lull I IrC hwlnif M titncy Itourkc facrl the bun onrior Multcy 3 Crmi Moltn lane vl lah I lerr nhliitr Muivr Wild I pilch I I I Pay I lMrJ i li trwu I niiirtitcriruon I uuil Ilulbtrt i lane I I 1 1KT01 Ii I L I 10 kllOltKLT tI I T noirof April 2J This 1hirer U tun Club of Itnitoit wmi to il I C SLUII br a inBUtirp ipurt In lit Mxtli lout when tIlT lngtes iinJ iwo tlnublt yelileul cli run tIll Itie ftMUtmioaur n few battery error Tim ItoitiHti wanteil tlie gao bully It sat hotly contfuleJ Foul tlia flrit and the J4ti cg i teuton enloreu It blues Ir I net Wee nlfulr of lively I Machine uiAirblilceiil lloLHiKT irooU bia running ant l kickIng la lIberal qfl titiir juit the rlltl inuliinatloTi ii pteal the crmukn To a ptrtliau U WM hair ritltmff arni excitin tu the iittnot lUitrte It nmda many un al miner of tlia lititne club foricat wliern he KM when die I tioitnna MiHtfhfd the tfAuie out of the tire In the cloth Intiliif tr I I theIr urfit itreakof tiattinir Several tuttle alter that thiS UroklTiii cmn near trtntr this voora but itooJ naldlnr ol lucid them bnck The iTooklynx bat l twelve men 111 b fl bnen and at iieterM critical nuts a hit MimM hove rent them ahead of tie nrMieUar I Hut that tilt C as blot forlhcnmlfiff Oalv howrl remark alto Impruverafnt 1 lu tIde lIrllllrn Y7 lie tIU i not Io Mi had an in the ist MiJ uTter KlTlntf Hecrl Inn their babe he kept thrIll then I an t llHltren wee blot In gUIld shale anil that tnay ac rntuit fr Muuie of the lieavy hlttinf Uou by the Otis limn Itaiiff covered tcouJ bane 1n I Krand shape Twice hue ran tiack of the boe nnd I while tfoinjr at full epeet L sioppfd lIe I cuure uf swiftly titled I ball and r ell red tile hutHinen the tlrft flfi tiniliipTi Wet intf rutlnjt bat they did not coinprire In excitement with tin I Mxtn II hell the lIoton Went to the lint the score itoud 5 to 4 nr lnt them Murphy led oft with M two bugger In tell I d1 SOil Pity s ceerlilce lent hint to third Ilrowu and Jttrli r4 un hit safely Movpy Cut hit baue on 11 IB Naoh Itiet 1 I out another twubaCfer stud hl Itruuthern made a ulnrla AM this I liMtlnt I hail mfcd thus crowd wild and when Krmtb rorrd on error the cheerIng eaR Im tuettiie I htD lie third man wee rttlred Hniton Imd tub I rubble while their opponent had i Tha cure lustiiMP ui I I enuintLfn tr I I L ICr 0 CI H IB p n AR Urnwn c f 1 1 2 u I eery If I 11 4 I II 0 itlcliartlnon 1 M I 1 J U tHaufr I 3A h b o I 2 4 0 u Storey rf I a I u I Andrewn c f II i o 4 i o U Naih fdb 2 2 4 I U Ward a c 2 a 3 II 1 I Hroutheri litb I J 4 0 niOrr t it b t I J 1i o 1 Oiilntu ilb o i j I lMcileachv r fO I n i n u Irvrin HI u M I 1 UiJuyca lid b I u o 2 u Aiurubv a I I H I usually c I II i ii j i lily p 0 o w Van llaitr u pJ h J I 4 U TiiMU lOnlOir 1 al I Tntala IJT I 10 3 i an llaltren hit b a batted ball Itniton a o o ii 2 n o u o 0ho ttruoklyn u 1 u I 4 o C2 Ti u ii 4 1 0 u yemen run oii on royo home rill MOIY To bole hllolIron AI Ilrouthiere Mur tilt Slolen hu4StOSey b4ery 13 Zbeieictiy Van i t tren hacniilcs iil0iIIcIuerilsn Qtbilltb loyce i tol talC on ballD holy 7 by Snti lIaltrn I Find tuals on errurllroOklyfl lilt by pItched bath aash laMed uall luploy Wild plclIIly 4 In 1Illron 1 Irnct oollly lusty 4 by 111 lIal ret I Lutilble playallaIy Murphy 11111 iaiI I Vani1 IIv JI trJ ululrIIv 3W rn aol Urn httiplrestlatltey atil Ilarture Tlue2 PITTILKII I PLI I I 4 IIIIC1IOP L J It IlTT iiCMrii April 3lInly 474 erectatorn attended thia In re Lenvne irame bet eeu Ilttaburjrli and Lhlcatro loday TIs acute rlTr4BLKiii C P I unci op LI t KHPU IK IiaroAr anlouc I S 1 I Lalbm3db 2 I IJ II II I IOnr r f 2 I 8 1 I Ii lIuT o f 10 U 2 II U Quinn C U 2 J I 4 u 0111 If I 4 I 2 4 II llectlyhtb U 2 Jj II I IonitkLtst 10 IJ 4 12 I I I 1111 L f 0 II I I 101 ItetTer d b 0 I 3 I Kuhn 111 bU II 0 U UFarrellrt I 4 04 IInblllII 2dllO I I 2 I 011100 11 2 I 0 lrcun C 122 2 I llwyer I 0 U II I I U ttaiclo p 1 I I 5 I 1iUn 0 I 0 0 7 U Tntall 4112711 3 Total 3 72713 2 rittlburgh ll i II i 2 I 1 U o 0 114 Chicago 001 I U u u I Ol Earned rum rittaburrh 1 Ctilcato I Two bale bit Imiey Heckley llalvln a uyle Three bane hltllan lon Total bates on lute rittiburuli lri Chiciffo 34 acrlnce lilt I liner ijulnu liucty Mrst bair on error Clilcavo First ba e ou ball Vfnr Vulnu lleckley Stolen tia ei utier I eldx I ilham Struck out U U I llk tier ilalvlu Htham ONelll ramied ballyulnn I halk ilalrln Left on twiei littbnriti 34 thlfiLo 4 llouble play VUner and Heckle I Lmi lri UuunlDii cud Matthews lime 140 The American Aaocl tlnn TIlL itEconi Ii 1 mm InrI Pet 4tuht i iri out rif LouIHIII4 I 1 4iJ7l I nrooklYo 2 4 RSI CuIUlllbu 4 1 4A17 Syreciuce 2 4 fS1 AIIIIllo 4 Uo L Loul 2I i fS1MJ Itooblor 4 2 b07Toied I 4 MJ koiurtrR 7 nOULTA LI 4 About 210 ipectutcn law the HrooklynRocheiter ruin at lilditewuod yeilerduy The Score RUHllHTKa IRUUKtYI A at l4IArnr KllPOA chefter r f I I J n o Pet c f I U 2 n u 1401u11f I i I II Hillyr f n o 0 II u Kuo le 3J bO J 2 I n I II III nell Ibu 114 n u nllrlen ltb J I M n I tennely a n II i 2 4 0 ireenwilldbl 3 I 0 s a u tluii I n lf 3 U 0 I II u rhillll h C o I n I n u llooei t f i 0 u 0 0 Hurke of u o 4 2 u i0 1 Coiiiull Wbil j 1 u a i MLiluire c 1 1 H 1 n Toy c u u ij j y rligerald 1 p 1 0 o 2 Oliierliardt I 2d h 11 n I o 4 n Uctulloufh p11 o n 4 0 Totals 7 5 SU U 1 11 I j I Total 2 U3017 3 Roch tr 0 II 0 U ll u 2 0 0 5 7 llrooklyn i o I o 0 i u 4 u i u 0 02 harned rtm Rocheiter 8 l nrooklyn n Mrt ba e CII error Kiithelter I llrooklyn I Left ou baneii 1ocheBer A Hrooklyn i rlrnt base ou balU Off 1 Ii Htriterad t J olf i Mclullnuirh u Struck out Uy Ht7keraMil by McCulliiuith I stolen baiel owei Iyoiu Kuuwlert Mcrlllce hid 1hlllpfl lireenwoul Kennelly llnwei lloubl plAy lrenwood and ll llrlen Prnnelly litrliarlt and Hrlen Ihree bun hllOT llllrlen hnowle cbt ler lilt by pltihed IIIT Ollrlen Burt VMM pltrhtu McCulluuiib 2 IKnerald I Ltuilre Bariium Tliul iJ ATHLKTII1 II I I STRACln 10 run TIPIPHI b April 23 The Athletlif Srrarni cam to day wan Duii iiallr eicitlnir belni I full n hard IUIIIIK and costly errAta The score LybbLOytil I coo I 10 I P 0 A V II IPPO I A r t Wrh I U I IiVricttc r 2 r t U Ibirbeli r f l 4 2 0 Cllild d b 2 4 II 0 1 na 3ui 14 I 1 3 I 0 flyLf I 1 I 4 Il I II lInen lit bI IIU I U Ii I Dorgabl r r 3 I 0 0 I 0 lsat pl I f t I I Ii I Mcuerylit b4 3 II II o lulbIIlanu C I 4 4 2 I 101 auhu a all 4 4 5 4 34baierdbi 4 a U 4leaiyc I I 4 I U lulIoy a I I 4 2 2 unlll3d b U II 4 5 I 1Ior p I J I Lyou IL 1 I u lclaboll Iu I 0 U II ToIIIIU 275 4 Ttate 11 W J7 t7 7 Alhlllc I 0 h 0 1 7 n 0 0 211 bYraeu 4 I 2 0 0 a U U 01 Famed rum Athletic 7 Syracuie tf Tea lisa I bULyO o Brleo conroy Shafer MiOuery Tire tale hlu Ljroui sr2I thorn run lloblnton 1 Seen lie titilI I I linen Kir 2 03 stolen Itappel u t nlch Itoblnion rhlld2 Ely DoubleplayI inafer iinuililed leftou baiei Athlrtici n riicuoil btrurkout fnrull fonror McVahon Mel auchlin U Lyons Syracnx I liner bu on error Athletics i hyraiUl d Mrt bios on balli I Morgan heal ly 2 llattlo I IIW 2 hfer C2 uHrla Hit by ritclieii 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tiutWulf teaer Taylor lIly utl htttueck laibeul baililIllieb I I 3 Ityatl t I TIIII21 wploCullueiL Tlia Allunlle teOeltIO THE REcoRD fn i Iron lost ITt rivii Well UM rit Newark a I Haihluitton z 2 ton Worceiter J I 7 AI altmiire I Z J Nm Hartford a t 7HiNew Harm I 3 in yW City z 1 UolUilnlKitoii I u 1 uw JIElir flU 13 LOTII WIt niKfiTni April 31 The Jermr City I nine pmljr dt feted this Hllmlnfton i Club th I afttrnoou Th scars luKinuiui I jm m CITY lUr L I f LILrohx l II 3 II U C Key c r JLICrO4y Z I I 0 II i I Kullltao 0 i I z I 2 DIMclucken1 I f I u z ll u MclaunnZd b 1 u I o burdock I i M bu z 7 Z u tore iirf 4SSO 3 Z 1 ZLynch iit I I ll H 0 II Eiuzlrt u u i u USueeleurf a Z 3 U U hiKileU ill b1 0 u 0 1 VanAlune3b J J u T I I 1IVlulI b I u il ll Ituur a 14 I 4 4 I Cell tid I f 2 I 3 I U 0 Tunr lb t U I 1 I II WIlliams 0 I fe 1 6 Kelly 0 1 i I i 1 o 1 NwU p a 0 I 2 lriUK ralJlx I I 4 u u Total 8 u JJ o 1 I Total is Ij n 1 4 Wllminirton I 4 Im 1 I n n I o 0 H Jiriey City i u U s 0 II 4 i III ilun CarnedWilItuInsien i JCS7 City 2 Two baeliiiMetaughlla I urconsn lloui rII I4hrucI outBy 111 I luy w I 2 ty Turner 1 mtu TllI t Ir bl HrI baa on I Tunuir 4 v Ci 2 by heweil 2 311i1i1 liltchIlUgerald luueil I tliij4lulJ Iiii pineil l Keiley iiirrou 81 piriHoia 3 Hitnioiii April 21Tb Paltlramei thli iflirnooo pUfed tbiir Qrt fame ef the natoo with Ills Hart lt mirl I for1 aol win ilifialid btcauitut theIr Lou Oildloj J L In the fifth Inning The crowd nambre IIBO The score unL nMTroan I IPIAP I II IerbAL I Wtrrlck Id b I 4 2 I I Annie I r 1 I 2 u I To c I t a 3 u Illenrrc t I a I n 0 liar i o 1 211 Zlyneli m I b o I 4 III I II Y I Inwer l lb n r I n V 1 Ilntppis I I ti t 7 u Mack JJIi u 2 3 3 I Million il h I I I 4 3 II IoflC c f II I I II uTlnkleuian r tl I o 2 II n Kennmr f 0 II J Il uiMoor c I 2 3 il 1 II Henry L I f 1 I I II 1 Murray lit b I II H ll ID IIn1I i i 2 I n I 00 Con mil 111 I 0 II l II Tcitall TliTiT 7 5 u1 Totals 7 JII3 2 ierinan ileclareil out fur not 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Kennedy I f1 o 1 0 II Mlitrm ItJbl 4 1 H I Jones 3d b u I 2 0 ii Ktllllll a U U 2 2 4 I II llion c 11 i ilJ I 2 Hunt e o II U I iinunii j ii n II i 2 2 u 111I01 p I ii 0 o u cuilwirtl c f 1 I 3 t I Uilroy p ooisti III Total a 12 27 10 4 Tohli14152710 4 Newark 4 0 n 4 0 1 3 0 111t Uorceiter u u 1 n utI i 0 li Ii Iarniil rnniNewarl 7 Twobaie nltiullhert r c Johnion Mclierniotu I Mnlth Wllinu Three till Klelila Hacrltloe hlu Heidi Ituffv Molen base farl lillbert Manpill Mcliriuott II It Smith liraJley amplon Mtaltr 1 I Hasei on halicarl Jnhnion 1 111 lit tanieil McUerniott 11 llradley M Miter Kenneity I udwnrth I elt on base Newark H orriter in ti eoii errnr orceiter struck out Carl 1111irl ManielK 4 ImlTy llllrov K Meliler I Kenned I r hums 2i III Iinubln plan f art Jill I and Ilelili Ilnay Maniell alit Smith MoDertnott Smith mil Klelil laeil I ballDuIt Wild tHclilillroy 1lIlIe2 1 l Implr Maliouey Minor lcnitiien CPCTII3 I5ulE At Kalian City lUIll At XlnnejliolltMllwaukea P Mlnnepi 5 tllnl tlJ mIt Atsi Iaiilliei I Mollies 11 si Ioul II At Uenver Deliver 2 Sioux City 6 tCHII LAIIL At ilal Teuton Uaxeitoiu Waco ii errorlcM Callus No other inmei uu aciuuut of rain lber Game I I I r IH 1 TBIC 18 ATIIIKTICV II I The straiiKi Athletic flub of Hrooklyn Journeyed i to Slatun lilant yesterday to try concluiloim with the s I t lj nnd received it whlltwash for their reneroi Uy Iheicore stAtus HI AND A P nICACiS nlllfor K Iif4 I AE 141 VOC I Van 7anJt p J I I 1 u 4 j lierraty pLf I u 1 I U I Heppler C F 2 1 I II I 0 keily I t 2b II I II a I a siauldlnir 2 a S o o Lane c t c n 4 0 4 ll 4 2 dHynn ib 1 I 2 u n Iee ib n II H U 2 strefiieiirh 2r2 1240 Homer 3b o I 0 l i1 4 lfttmh LflbS t r II OllloolOrlb L I f u I 2 J a I omen r f 3 2 IOU 1 KaldUauer ln 01 21 Iartrttun n i I y o 1 lltoratirtU 1 U 0 u o tiarvey c 1 J it u tl ihultr su pUll 4 03 Buveu If I u u I I u 01 I beler Mb 000 I 02 Total H14J711 1 ll i Total u 224 C 211 Platen Illaid A I 4 2 I I 5 2 01 H I sirauu Atlletlci ii u II u o U u u 1 u Iud run Staten Iilanit 2 Hnt bade on error Staten Inlaud 7 MraUNH AthleMii I Left on bate Maien IlLiud u Htran i iblttui 4 Male tin ball strillielch u riynn Schultr I nu aiidt trurk out aiiinloti StMtieUh tl I ferrit iiI lane Mi Itfimer w Aidhauer lloran Shelly nrnen l 2 stolen baxei Van landi LoII dun iarvey pauldlnr 1 strelbelsh o Klylin II Lelmhirdt Poubie ilar ierraty and Lame Three base hit tretblKh Two liMe hit II INalL I Sacrifice hit liepriier laudtnftnrlien I Hme i tiltsIJIT iierraty II I on SihUtu tfimt by Ditcher nNell HIM pitoh MlmlU Ialltl bsl I lliNell I 7 Lane 1 trujilre llopkftia Time Two hour At undance 1M 7 IIARTARP lit It 115 I CAMKHIDIK I April 2l Harvard retrleiel her poor retiutallou for Lattlnc by nlnuliu from Wlillauitoday The core liCCYAlU I SILLICIII I lb llr n A nj HIBPIX A 1 no db 4 2 4 4 I lInao 2d b I I 5 2 I 11111 IIIL i li 4 I tlCozc iiiij8 2 4434 110land c f I 4 4 II 1 ibolclitbua 111 0 U S I I Maio I f I 3 1 0 Ii lcquect r8dbl I 2 4 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NATIONAI LKAUtk Hniton Ta New York at HoHton llruoklyn va rhiladelphla at imhlurtoii Lark I leveUud Si Ihlfagu at Cleland Pittsburgh ii Cincinnati at lm burtfti rLAVkltV LkAOIk New York TI rhlladelphla Hrotberbood Park UuQalo va leveland MI Huffalo AMICKICA1 AFSIUIArlOH Athletlci va Srracuie at Ihllailelpbl SL 1 null VI Toledo at St Limits LouUvillo va Culumbui at Loulltl Act ANTir AHUltATIOI nilmlnrton TI Jersey Pity at WIlmlDclon Newark s Worctnter at Newark Waihlntton TL New llaveu at Waihlnzton liallluiure vs Hartford at lltltlmur KXIIIIITIIlN UAML1 Lebanon Pa liorbam Lebanon A1117b I street and Seventh avenue Columbia Fresh ZIlCh VI Jacltard Mnilne ColUtf IliAxe Hull jules The Cuban Maul have released Nat olllna I arMy II no longer playing with the Jersey City The niutbroni play the staten Tiland Athletic at W eit New HrlirlitotL l 1 on Saturday J F II Theofllclal attendance at this Polo cround wai 4 U4I at Hrnlherhooii Iark JOIl llenny him been credited with a single atillt cuTe the oponlnt the cbampionililp leaxiu Iack Chapman baa taken bin Loulivllle team to the front In tlie I American Auoclauou champlonihlp race Hlefke J II tlurphy and Ilooley have been given the uiual ten days untie of their Tamale by the New Sorb Hub Itoniiey Improved In till fielding stIleS the Cham tilnnihfp leaiou opend aud ne has mail ionic Tery pretty ply The Jersey Oily Club have a foot pltchlnr depart nienl 1 and expect food work from HUgerald Turner cud McHeruiutt The tame that th New York aud Philadelphia play ed yeiterdiy at tlie lob ground 1lho kind that will elu in Ills lour run AanAUtlnthro lnirlicratly I admired by Jeriiy thee und IIIIIi U I very neidolu that be doe out gel the sphere In Brady baud llulfalo moat ante with the late ttalhinitnn playra ac their Hulun In the but few gamei wee very heavy lumilhmc they rarely did while with lb henaton S an Zonl aud Small were each preienld with a hianilcotne gold watch oy the staten lilaud Alhlello Club for Ihe lallbf work tby did on the bug ball team meet Maiou Muiajer ilutrl liai ilirued Tommy Fiterbrook better known cc the llude to play I Hnt bai lie will I piy liii Pill irame lit Uoitou hcaiilon wa nut itroiix enough at the bat Although her retired tIle Columbia College team with one litton 1 Ilisidsy Ih Jersey lily IIKIIIul rIII Iu the COOCIOIllOll that blO funnier poor wok IOul1ld 1101 do and a few houne crier tie was red Thu efiertloonthe sw York I r LI club wlii play the JCIlb tIr lliiladelpbiaa Ii fltthi soil mail gatos at Iirtitlerhood hark ftolalllnllIlOIl have uu pent 10 cii Ih prominent adore cud sceeea III Ilue cIty 10 blroolO Iour brady allllcpl that wben 115 JorlO City teuln V110C5 holD frou IllOlr 10111 flit there sill be 5 at 10IpomUI Ib 1100 plylll Dr lit bIll II has heel IivtICd 10 Ih last rw genie that lbs joou are pulllllK tugettlr bliucil belIer 1COHrr April 28Tiie Kolallnn for Carpenter services begun by Ihlilaileitlia I I lallis to Iaulit and lkI rlli lk Wn f3uJl K la t dt Iii night OIii hickory sri for Kansas City Ii cc celuJ a 111cc bulille I 01 UnIlC OutleT lu day 21e eiui wilt Cover Ihr for that II dIem club There to no OOS 50 loud In pralle OIl the rblld Ills i 14 I 11111 AI lauier lIull lie saul after ths gaulle yeueniiav il eliyboiiy Ililtke harry tm r j r 1 rlgbl 11111 5 liP i en IelInI 11 Julio preenI a pet of Diet that can Isal I llieOl 1111I broil Imelie huwnr thaI lie will Ieel this liuilauleipliisa fOul lu the and Tile Llayet 1110 hi selected Ills following hotel III the aufnl clues a headlilartey dorill 1lr trip II stoll balled 1tame 11015 lligladelplula I tn tlliCIiIt hutch 1 1iilVar I Tremont Illilmie Ileislaltul I IInllnd1I iltusae lIudal Tilt or ietlSsiSs lIu1 IIburh AllderOIl 1111 Jlruoklyn Inepuul lion lionThlbJo ThlbJo IIInl leave rer a Irll 10 moro nl lniit playing mu ii lriiniPal 1 cities In luaw Tori i1IS Their I I ou hl rm W J t Selieilute for tim brip 5 Alinli244 I 17 4iu Albany April i1u amid 5 Troy Slay I I lieliart I 41555 laO Slay 4 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to the Hnrletn I brldire j before t rcalv alt Arlcr brrnkmn he laid tic I uotild trot MIKS Subtler out I for Mtniiher pm tn 211 1 her liflffttlon i Mlhi Sb iniir C 1111 NO 21 sure old nex July 1 he I a pretty yoiiinf w imun and lies u trim light His wnt IjON Wlt i born In UrnoLiyn nd i lalini I tub be the f m laly loner i to appear In I iiibMc on the Ito cry Timers H I tin doubt tlllt shin III retl 14 bUMltieiK Hill I lirlV lAdy 00 F her WKlit w 111 hunT to uilnd Icr ej e In order tu defeat tier The Ilurkrr of Mm Collins HUM SomciMiiir to Pay Thomaimcornt Sim Collins tlio door round Dtrliter f ihla city Wl around town lest ninlit lit a very angry meod He has Ueu curreiiondhiK wim Tom OHourVe I hicler of lenriTl lxou and luau nupponed that A en tind t ronlept would b ftriHiged between Mm an 1 loon I befor the latter sailed for hurupo to meet Nun W tilice It now fun out hut Konrke IIKH niaile arrangement for 111 I boll to nifft Motet orIon In platxf toil Itul Ihe loIters niHimarr when seen by a rei rtt ror I ill i ltt ulfftit paId This man oKouiki bn let I me to bp liB s nr tnin time rani that II wo l tnnkft match with Mm but ha tnniit right around aul I iual i niiowith llnrrr I ITmlNii 1 Eupll Iloic t orlMti Non tjiir nn I tho rltrht wuytodi uilnfi The winy 10 I hue trateI I rue In thin matter Ibid to show tlmt he I N tri I I nf oil In ft VMiett he I come to NCVT orb I v in ft him i f rami slit aiid I tin I out what lit takei me for I ii 1 Hllicr m ike him sImile to the fn nt and ilo w hut i t hI tuwHril inakinir a nmtcli or hut MB mouth ilull n n to Itfht McOnrthr IMion I or any bIller iimn of tit I i C tiitiC IT the TAliinei uf the Uiion Corblu contest utiiler any rules iI i I Hopper nnd Mjer to Icrt In AVuiblntton Tonlttlit William T I Hnnlinu left 1 for liluuton last i nijrlit where ho will refTre tliu ten I rotinj tfluve con tertttetn een Hilly Slyer the yclITie of htredtor III and lack Hopper the NCU Sort lilit wcteht which Ukei placr In thAt rlty tn n ttii tier ha t een traiu Ins for Rfr rAl week I al tor tin c Cleat Huflfalo uud acmuii Biileil hI t hi trtnitr And nianirf lew l heeney lie left for Uupliintrun yffii rltty He fcle conQileut of belnic able to I ki I ic rk Hoofer I 1 uut hmlilf of Ills iTfiTll d time LUll ie s W S ork boy la i nut of tho eatae oiiiiilon Off for the lillrnulv Mill About 125 snortlnc 11111 wont awAy from tho city on a special train Jat iilicht to net tbt tlnlili light 011 tIle tnrf under Lonilnn r I I rule4 I b iwprn Frank St tilte Ills ex chain u lichtnPllit 1 rif Aiiirrlra und Lets t Daly the Ht Iuhn N 11f lint bo ar inulchtd for 440 s side I 1roljjl Ic I o 3 tlie time I Ihn In I real the tattle will liar I lireu iltci liO At tlie lilin were tn liare lift n tal eil iijion lo entrr 1 ttii1 rlnr at t ilaybrpak accord Inlllo11 pnecmle IllS or the IUiitlun jirle rlnir FlIotllllC Note The National AtlilatU Huh will hold an open Irv I pound competition nt tiinr uluti home on Uy if I The lrlftt I wilt Le i gold vrat i lrl tlrttuiid u sliver watch tu tecond Aleck Baldwin the chain Inn either weight pulUit of ISerftik wWI tin its with a ituileiiKe iu fiuf t Jimmy Kennart the M tuui Kid fur a make of CNJUU or fl MHO and a puree of Wn Doc O fennell lIt Honton Mint Arthur 1iibtm the I mid lieweight I champion olo uurnoticut rl left on iho sleuth er for haRunli ijtt v 1111 J lucre I phatn u tn light rat ikrrell of fittstiurirh lor It un uf luuu at tho Young Ileni Gytuiuctlu Gull TIma rurltanlAthletto l lull building Ionir Inland City IN belDc Iltied uti for Slop I 1 when Joimny Rcatfati and J eieMtOoy I will f irII tti ruunoa There I will t eight private boles for isle 1 on the ocriulun IJiity dwrnnl I wilt have charge of ilmir sale They will bo 110 mch aol elfht ttati will be tIe limit vf a box Tn fUr tDnu nr TIll SI I 5 Sic SeeIng ao moch 1lk bolillh lmiCtiiliC I II I llibbiS lOilIClu malibu COil nlltlll In II I WIlt 10 elsIe hol 1 Ilk 3ireliliaII Ii I ready lu 11111 1 lIhr Illtliimle or lilaSilli 1 I j 14110115 for 0 IlInes mt 554 bIt the Pilrlluu I thIStle I 11111 alil a Ik uf 31Il Oil lbs outside 1ow IC I tile tltiie Oat I cm n1 earned Ica IICIILIT The followIng table IS receIved I nt hIm lIlies I7nct I cifhlce ysItoriley from t I i bus Irile tight tiCtwe5ti Jct II ftIl0 ul Innd n allil Inh Nulmett 01 1I1III111K hamu fur L 2111 a side mu lull Ii liii I treats I consIderable eSemeimlent here woe lcideui ill A Inil 22 1 second were jetti SIlulili I I diJ Iik I Ileroer Vliilo alIIlO3iO 1 11111 heel abiul Jc ti lirluy SCilbI itil I 0111 It A Ii dc I who relereed Iii Imlilivulu I tiIileii lIght wie referee 1 i ho bIte wue CKIII II orllnK ito QlleluTiert nilip Twelve round wr fought elietu 11uIlOI we ileclarpd tIle llIur 1IIVTIa l iAnilcie a April 01 aufreement wera slimed tody betwecul i limos I aveie umglu Iii ilmlllislo 111 1 and Jab small S IIIal Pugililit OIl IYlnouIIL ron a ll5tit 10 a lilulalu I usemoberry OlIn mon in Imlros I Ill 1111 lilu mlu fltfya and rats ycrailiti Caymlgugil reCelhtly CAIUa to li TIrlIlIly 10 eslaLdIslI a rival tIUIIIIII Iii II liTle OOIT ChIld octeil hiy 111111 jili I Ic liegem by CIlilIlaflufliluf 5 rlJI I rn Jester to a go for hlu 54 JcIpr Callie 10 11010 With I I his mliney lmutavenaigli Ihiio 0 a relyIng upon backer could not lest cyst l 5110111 Cortf Iarril ie I a lIght weight nKllllnK at IUT I vauulh Smile allZoI hull IUU base gun 11110 troning I rlrkrl ulfD liland frlckri Clubs Hxtiirti JUllf Ttmf Illiere plimril tiMnirnrt taturiUy My in I 1 il M Aiiiin st f Am iiiioui taiurda Slur f 17 11 I i b 1 iiiiroiiii ul imna ll rrliUr lillY tn lu i ilnifton I tjfriiiantuwii I tatiirilar May il lu i liuniHion lip bunt Ihundar Julie i l I 4 Ilvtiion Ht I Am c u u ui I ratur lay June t 1 i lni I IIo1arL KruokDn i I I I taturdar June 14 Inii IltiniHtoii Miinhittuii halurilar liuie I Jl I I M Hirkeler Oral l Herkeler AI Patunlar luuell 1 1 fl I I Irlnuslnii I 5 ma lnxun I JjIIU II IriJuyJUT 4 ii I PI 4 Ihiiailpiniiia iipimont baiurilar lulr 4 f11 I I 4 I IIhhl Mtrum hsturilar Julir tl t in Krrkpley lIeu 11 liprlrlrr A i raturdar July Ii I I CI 11 I Ir niton lirrkeler I A i Thundar July IT III I LUIniKlon I h Amal 101110 Kalunlar Au 2 I u Llvlnuilon Ann I I Paine Tnurnlar AIU 70 4 rrmprLt IarV Slant 01 II all Salon lal AIK 111 1 l 211 I Iriinfilun lnmklin I m 1I Halurdar Auit ill III I I II 1hll lilp plila LITIIMIHUWU taturdarhepu 13 i ujliTim tou iilIs County A New fboiniploii ut nnlniiou lnli MtUclnv Illohard K Fox ricolvoil ireatorUar n cortldcil copjrof ab lIldnll Iud Imy I K Mour rraiiL Ailaimi and U n Daiklil the ornrlali In a ronllnuoui Indian club swInging eltibltIvTl whloli took tarp at New iu 1 ton Ohio reretitlr in the died that I llom r W Iraw fold broke all I prTloui records for ountlnuom cljii swinfliic ly actually wliilna a iialr of iMubi 1 cacti IchlnvH pouud luoujci Ion six bouts and thirty cue rnlnut I lte Hull lVa hluct m Iurk 4 P M Ioisr Viral National Lonctie Chamuioiuhlpiiam m H rook I in Hrcoltlrn v hilaillihli i tnntrt by ontcrnod i 47lh Kcirt bud II l ei ration M I ChIn ire Hi uv t I road 142 t tuiiiulei from bridge Slid hir e are from all part of fit to gruunJi AdmU l Jii M vtuu trAUtl stand 45 CutL4lb HUM Hull n rot her hood Inrk TOJHJ Its the tlooldliv game of the srIa I riillehltlpbla YI I Now 1 ark Tbe dramatic piof Mioi havo bees loTltod tu atttod hay 1 gaited al 4 i II Atlmluloa WcIo 3 I Iloulthitcj tll oI I ii tlunh I 11ii TIVMS it MUTT ant 1 lolI 11111111 It lallTIllgl TIIov lIa1401ur I 55cr I tilIng elI I LoorenIp a go I lUCId i 71 III l hill neaocz spiiiiiiiHsilHg I 1 I I I I Inor ilIg 5 uly dpartiueuiu I oC a Icluter I oububrilig fealura t5 A IaUlUIli 511141 Slur dlilulay 2431 Broad of cii i rlOlllnl tar ollldor VOll hll1ua of be IleWSat p511cm adlo order Irolil IlieCusil iulflortmd lJJttl IICaaflabhs 241541 brOadway Iris always AI A O a loLl THE TALK OF THE CITY lacked Jannneil full all db time I eiterdar th Utna1 r crowd wae 10 great linndredi were unable to get near the large Iniltdlliir Thn entire tlvo loon crowded every day from the time tbe doors open lu the morblnif they close at mint The public seem determined tote cure lIme of tIles I greatest liariralu that have ver be fore liteii Ia offerea in hew Sunk This great ute I la at trartlor attenliou all over the llnlua HlaU Many eople I come over 111 I mIles to nnrena at till great as ilKiiee late at 7i H Broadway between Mb 012 PIll its The came of thli eKtraorillnary rush ii I that llcury Hachof I 7UH llroadway has purcbassda large llOc of hT 1 tlurr bdor M fine clothing I fruIt the RIluftIeS lit a wboUsale flrmthal failed Till Ii I without doubt one of Ills greatest bar rain sale I of nne clothlnr that bo ever taken place In America The good have been moved to iho large nvertory botldlnir occupied by Henry llaoh at 7m llroadwky between Htb and Ptu IlL New Task city The entire clock 1 being sold at OU cent on th dollsr of orifftnat cost of mantifactuie iiwlnr to limited space we can mention only a few ot the bsrffalns and samples of goooX with prioep At tached can be seen In the large chow window It will lay you to call at one and tenure some ef thwe won derful bargaIn before they are all oloied oat u evtry thlmr Is goIng rapidly All good are the latest iprlnic and summer style and ruarenteed perfect fitting ten i buslueM Suits fZK worth tH Men CiMlrner bult tao Wobti fU Men fine Corkscrew Halt rn7r worth liI Men elegant Wide Wale Holt m73 worth 10 i Mens extra tine quality Imported UlAConal SuIt J1U71 worth n SleDs ntulneis Fanu it worth 51 Mens anlmere ants L70t worth 14 Men Pants extra fine SJTiQ worth 55 Men eiecanl Siring overcoats silk lined M7 made of the dnest quality Ilttlt style and positively worth IJGL and thousands of other bargaIn we cannot mention here at Henry Bach Great Aislgnee Sale 7BH Broaaway beteen 11th and ethsta New York Cut this out liming It with you andrsmember the address Broadwaj be twpen tith end fHh eta Bale chose every nIght At T clock except ttatnrday opennotll 10 At night e CIIEHS A Mnettrlr lame Iired IP the Hunbnttn Chess Club naowoi Tlio twelfth cnnifi In tim MptcrrillzDel mar match rroodto tue otto of the most bril liant and interesting battles ot tho series The uania rmiulreit two evenings to billy It Dalmnr reMencd nn tile cotontyfourtli move Tlio lull game la aiionJoJ IIIWIlllTZ DrtAIAlT M hllf Mark 1 lK4 y 4 tIlxlb y 1 1 ht yiia tjiian 4 ly 4 KtK ft 3 fl Kt113 lKt5 It IlK 3 IK l 7 llKJ IUII3 II nshisq jJQ 3 ti uo a oii a 111 IK U 3 1 11114 11 I I KtK Kt 5 IJKU 1 la iiun 1 y Ktya 11 lli4 KtK 18 14 IJ I llK sij rrifltlos U 11 15 lyiu 11KtS us rH5 Iki n IlK ii 4 yy a IN 1 KtKt J 1xKt In I x Ii I x lcli 21QxQ hixI 21 lx 1 KU3 VA llxlchl lix 13 I LI i htx i nii si V4 KtUdell 11 x Kt V Itx U HUBI iI IIlj 7 11114 27 jI lt 3 liI hi It IlI it 2I I hiK ii III Ktl tIll II X Kt 1x 1 ll tl 1 II x 1 HyllO t4 5 ltlt 5 84 hx 1 14 i P lihI 3 85 Iti l 7 icQ lit 111 hIhit 7 Ilh tb7 lIx P Ktx I lli 2 JmJ 11 39 hiltrl117 lUI 2 40 itIt 3 hli 2 4 I 3 4 42 ItLi H fl KtK 4 4t JKKt4 KKtU 44 liK 3 1CII4 4i KKt1 llLM 4li IlKllfl K0 i 47 llK till IKtS 4H lIIl 4 chl Kll 4 4i llJI 5 Kljy i l HI jtn I i chl Kll 4 BI hili 5 Kui i 12 Itit U rh 11KII M h lly I eml I eh I KK 2 m4 1114 4 lmQ itt oil Bo llK 4 IlRt 4 Ci lull gnlKsi Kji B7 ltg 4 chl lly I M Kll I Kt111 SMKIN I IlKtfi 11 IK K fl IKt 7 lii jl04Qsi Kll 4 02 JKtS KtIlfi M llun itlit t teLl ii 1 hKt l 5 llJii ItS llKtOoll i i HI l itx a l7 11 x II 1llfl yI n 7 hiil 8 I1 I nton Id It 7U y118 lihl KKt3 Tl VKlKch KilV 1f Ox It 1lllIoulllC I b1v y htxQ 74 11U7 liolttus ixert itt h The tournament of the Manhattan Clios Club alopiied at Ihn club a room 31 Weil Twenty eel enth itret on loedy night wlllia lama between John Ryan and U II Halru The latter made the tlrnt Itluve r I to K l 4 than replied vrllli k I K i T 1 which l lbs hlniTK llancbelteopeumr dId Oually won alter an extenuJ rams There were three Came plyed imiCI nnht J M Han ham defeated h Levy In uuuut JO mute Mr lUnhum retired an ndvanl by h wltmlnit a rook and he main IC Iluoul lila ltliiiunl II I the ClIme Ii u llalrd beat Iror Holiday after a liny Ixipeopenlmr Mr I Hlrd plated this Murphy defence very lUlfully flue tiltnil gibe between hobo iyam1 anI Mr i lapii wau not tin lulled l at umIlJnIhut llynu adopted tie liny Lupezopet ItuC nnd flapp defended lIlt K k T to K I 1 There are eeven cunleilantii In the tournitnent Tb Irol I lollldaj 1 u llalnl 1 M llunham p Levy lohn llvan Mr OUpp and Alrlck II Man The ruJ of tne fhampionlnp liiurnaraetiu of IKMM I amid 154 irov pro the name aud prlie are to be the name is iwardl In lOON Every contenant plan two Camp I lib each iither and the parer hain the bent per celitIge of tain s won iliali 11 declared the winner SIOtsoes ItIeelneae Tliore aro tow parsons In billiard circles who nuy it knod time better and who have all told noire rood lImes than Joseph J luhntou the Wile awake ex pert whom cverjbody in Hlomoni eitabllhment know n lethal loe He wai lion of the rand when lieorire K Slnison went to Clilcacn and tin Student planned a neat urprl e lor I him he I i cnnnldtr I that It would be an appropriate thlnu to give a mnn who had en miny irood time a rood timekeeper to keep trait of them and aicunlluciy yentrday he handed younji Ine au o en faoM gold watch of the Onset mike with hi mill ill 1 encrnted op It I Illlllard livere crowiled aroutal and coiiuratulaled lieartlly tin bl lilt k Joe ilire a tnillp arjout a yard wide and Wits SC happy a i oil d te He paid It t al the ben time be had eter had TnfMl I be nnl I one or the tunny kindneM SIOKIIDII lIce iurprl ed lie frlendi nlth liiro he ihared the honors of Hie two by tourney with schaefer Miiiirlrn null ohMt Illlllard Iuiiriiry Tile niuntnur handicap lillllard tournament at Maurice and Johns tllllaril ruoin i Nanail itrfvr Was Ililuuintled lat nlitht two itaine bprii iUjrtiL Tlie first came wa expected to le n dtclilodly Intemtlnc I one aibtween the raxri orofled lllpnndiir I Mil a bluer rlralry exIsts lach ha 1 A crowd or rootfrs ITtin ami tin I re linirat tlniM ran Iniili 11 si Was c ItlerMl a slightly helter plater ilian lull 10 he wai atkt f to play IS I lOire point than lute Olirmnenl lie galls wa vrr Cloc trum the I eirlnnln bjih ilajinir In gniI I torni hull forget alipait npar Hie lluiii an I linally won by II lbflilIt Ci corn was 2I to 337 lp ncoiiil gaIn ifiwe ii 1Tlrtck i unklln ill I I 5 amul I I cone 1 lui kr 115th wait aib 5 n iecly eoiit tPil HIP I lor nipr wlnniiu tiy ivi lu 11 I Ibis eveuuc Irfiicliia IunkllnanilTiKlT m lull Tli tourniiiiPiit 1 ill Pint on Rain ml cv PTPnilifr w lIon the two itara nt the tournament Uatrrumn and S li llauis will uiriL file Prorcimloiml Tonrnry Tho usuitl larco number of ntioitntori wit npued the tfjniM lie C I lat tvpnnu In thi Irutii HonAl lnnJIciji pool tourney at Prink Laurence Illiard I room llifhth axpnue Albert Im era the scratch man easily defeatMi Mpiiirt io In the lIret name by unto i II The ircoml irame Was even inure uuetilnd tlian Ihe I lirL loch I rtyo I ilrlrmuu Harlnn IIM lJr lucre of Ill l i to 4i The Ijurr S tour showing WMC a groat aiimlntment lit In hlu frleiulu TMCMI lur IuildlDffton wLI play ruwerd and Krkkacitl the bwede will play Illuullif Klncn Ifiiinlr Mlrrlmeun Pool Tonrnry Tlirao gaines were pluseil last oienlnulu tho lOflIiIlUOua lob tOlirliAlilell t rihehluiiil 1 i GuIlTily Wheel men ut their club hotue Little lntireat was manifested in allY nf the contiita Tie Crrt came wa betwern laynor loll I balli and lieilfurd nine ball ci the latter wlnnliv r y iituH I In the leroiidxaine Miroliy inrteen ba ID ilffralMl J ouir iten builii Ill 1 i to ll am the third raine w flu aOl by gnltiell tuvf baIli le defeallUT Ale lionald tlftfii ba in by M toO Tool and nllllurd Vote Albert 1 Tower of rtileaio the pooh player tue chaLeiltte I lie Urn the Tubitli to a ferlei of games for I t 44 i iildl and ieiiam blilhlp me lal the cuntevt to lIke place in New urk within lorly da a Tii huauilucall 11011 tflUrllamcliblelmillflif Ihie IjIsesber of I lie hIa tie A Illie ii I 11111 Ic Im Ibm ml scare Vu hit ant StallIon uurtehil won Inst 1101 secind lyle This dci Iulgul1llS 1 tllP series uucre ho lucy been played oil I llplc uvellImIg bill CO lip rpulb wunli brtn atuoul ho dcIJeI eliulgo tIle dcntTllta lid lIlt eea lIt to ielen tlisir lIlluimlals ii Lutun evelite of tbia kind A llrnrrlt tu Freak lie Vre The frlondrt of Irnnk Ue V ere cao him a ronnmrei optimal Vouimann Hall 471 Mulli at enue host lilghU fruf his Vets liadattllo with toth Hick llnlile and Hilly Slmmont Vounif fllnmonn wa In triiluied I CA Ills roiulnir bantam ram t Jioslon lnt he lllIlii lu have met tile match in McLord The roundi between Hart of 1 aibluiltoii and II are Mere trr II ely They lintiuded rai It littler In the rial ilelUhl bif lila crowd Hsrl tamed coniderable amnein iit at the wind UP by alluwlnit 5 and to deliberately punch lOIn III the face Odd and End of Hporl ifor F Iriuk rhamploii lone dlitanc runner ft Illlnula would like to arrange a match with uu one fruui one to fifty mile 5w I Airll 21 At a imiethnd lIt II t ale Inl erily llontl limIt held ait etriilnir then I Cli era era ciecipd i lI ililellL J II Towimnlin I 1ecu ci cry L I II Hiivd lonei Wi Treasurer Irof Wberier Main I en Sf Kieciitlie i ommltleeJ L Klcbard 1ruf W II Hrewir aol 1 K liliaiu lii The great Iootbal Auoclatlin match on April il Wit the I mrrllmcnf lluUnl and Srollajll at tllanm the vame endlnt In a draw one goal earn H U recorded foil there were Hiitl people preienl to ii e the imtcb which ix alMjjt tile Iieeun record In football aniiaa I sloeoniliof Ills Third Avenue Thealmu will meet lame 1 i Mtdway the champion jumper and tile barker at the vii S itfltf attics alllotlockA 1 I I M to morrow to match rlinrley auiter to lump a antics of lump fir if oa fide and tIle rhampionilnp Laulttr U Irom 341 Jxiul and muip J1 feet In two jump 1 Hamon of Uaboah lOll raited thruuzh Jaok illtllle I I nn AprIl l Ho Ia allemi tlliir a ti uel l line tramp in car Irauclien In uyrit ILII C fur a vavr of yii a llev cc irmpauled by Iwo men ai CUldl und juduel 1 At Ibia I liolui he pIlloried that I ie wai III food c nlltltiu and had jralnej o cr a dy on hi liuttd iliiuncc of fortylit mile a day liurlmt thu 4W Jeriey Turn Serum feitlval to ba held at Newark in JIll one of the attraction la I to be I u ilmmiiitf match fur the rbauitlnnihlp between inembeni of the nraanlallon lu i rdr to delln the verltalile ilarllK lioweri If Ille parllclpant Ills event will tabs glare at Ii ooock on Ilia mornlni of lime III from the irlinn linai t lub loadijuiricr which are iou alell on the 1aaiaio Itlrr Amairemni fur tie eviity hIve hour voavynn lulpole race which take plate in i nirajfo on May 14 to IT art I emK rompllled The Iraok win be flflMll lap to Hie mile 1 lie lulliiwluc well iuawn pedeitrlaD have already entered iirora t artriirht leter I lleireitnan iieiruei nnniri Tom l 01 J J 1 utetdrum I Will Hmltn row loyi iS il Nilrmn Abe bIenr ll Ails chttllaln llernard 1sen AI I l CurIo Iarl lioen I u I H Hart I recor llalibeke IJtortfe t roller Tliar IC Hlbba ills iroper cud lent of th iionnrtt i tub nn Hun lelts MAII l m Harneal llav which wai rrcenliy a d I I at auction iaiben Uouthl lu by lhs irimual uitmleri em the club and a new ortfaiiliatlou u now helnic eflrctel Th nay club win be kiiown ai the Honneii i IllS coil Include Mmri Bobert K Drummond i d Walnrltnt Alfred IL Tolartd Harrr Marryitt H o Hoairi Charli hi I Rorden lUtoid K IMIIard II r 1 Xorrl and Itaarte ManIa of LOOK Uraneh TIle club own about Ie actci of land coil tu club bests bas accomtaodailoBi lor a tarty of twutty Th xnJp SCSFEXSIOlt 0v ATULKTC fOBD Oplalon of Two Prominent NnnrltuK lotirahm Front Ole 5e10 j oitku mIllST It wan tho cenoral Inuirosslon among amn tcnr athlete n hether friendly IT antaioiiUlm to lord that the action taken atralnit him upon lIme vrof an Iniportanl competitive ineetlnir wa In reality blula to the etietenre nf a feeling of pernonal pnllnmlty fignlnt hint on the i art of rue or more of the odtclal tif the A A V and the report of the committee contain little that duet not tend in itretiKthen till belief frrn the Thd ind nirm Inlellieent I uplnlon throughout the counlry huM ron detuned his action of lie Hoard of Manai eri nf lbs Amateur Athletic tnlon In luipendlnit without a hear big Malcolm W lord The rneollnlry rhumrtloiiHlilim Tho entries for lila National Croflscounlry Aioclatiuti championihlp ineetlnir ere maJ public yeilerday The eienU mil be the lenlor and jubli cro country chaiuploniblpi rf the tnlted tatei This rauso will lie rtiu on alurday over the Morrli Turk tnurie11 ruicleiter The followiMir an full list of the team entered for bulk IllottplOnullltm5 I vina CII ii PluS ill i P Manhaltan A r I l II hodd Sidney Thonia 5 Me I arthy 5 v A He Iodeila IV T IIIIIIK A H morne I Ii IIaymond I M lla moml I II I I anje Harry lilihop II W Mnrtln A V llotll llPiirtrill A si SI leneril I f Menetl Jr I T llniicertv st lieorireA I I T I ollet Caulain ieo Ililul mann lleiiienaut iM MtCreery ll K Haird Harry lare J I I sirilth W laliei SI t Ihelati T stein II I Sleln L llach I I I sulrbath II reeS J 1 Robunon A llnu inan I liauiery ii M Marih C Stouo I Hiicriltiin K litlhm Iroipect llarrleriT 1 Lloyd faptaln r C 1etrle 55 W huhlkn j H II Mcreior H T freetli K 1 1 Haw A r Mclregor I 1 llolall II S Mart II J 1 K Ullion J II Melion lleiervrstT II lirhtfnol I M llml 1 K II Kuhlke 0 I Ihorpe i I St Conklln J J Ci uuttulln New Jeriey A rV Ii liar F lIce II tray 55 Htniijr SV r I Thominon l II liardlner A l llledrlcb II Mjertbfrir K Ilirrtbiru li hiliep 1 Itnmpr M lor corali ltei errrffM h trtniti C ikllluisu u Ifort lion S F llardllicr rlllm rllAePlaSlmlr Prospect tlarrleruTeanm AS II llthlfooLfantsIn 1 Haherty t IL Kuhlke M Unit 0 rhorpei u w fnnklln j 1 J 1 iuuihllil r II deonln M II lIable lies Illtutt It 1 lnnillirllil I II I ollln Ifeerve W I lion II I litb O K I MohDl II T Kpencer h II UhltlatrhI 1 l ilnhorne A A MoAuiland l r U Komi rroiiieit llnrrler foam HJ i Ontorna CaDtaiu W I how t h Mialls I M rlnsil II U I Until II r tpmcer K II Vhlllati A 4 McAulland J Hack W lioible T 3 Haferty li ionnir Keienre J trie eland J A May W Wheeler A N f lllckey K W IJlllar II rUlil J 1 Hock M J I unuellr American S U I J 1 Heed J J Mullahy J rdce M 1 I a iir I I Ills 5 1 Ioblnoli J 5 auitlm A II Main Ilk barlei Mieiter WI Sledgo K Hollander J Uoil nan liftrvtj Ueo lielnn IV Adee K I ierovr J 1 Morrl 1nilme A 0 A tHose First Lieutenant C f llorv 1 M Lonrnneln IS F ICe J I ItoblnHon II Ulth 55 11 Hollander I I M J l ouoan II I I i Johamxrn I inllll I Haute I l lonoaii KruoMm J I lilrlnney W r Hiorldau J F uilleck l1 Ultnie H lulfen 5 J Murburi hi hew Jrrev A CA r Jenklni J Koie J 1 Ilmapf M i iircorau W i1 Irencli I 1 kllltnan C M Carboutll H i u 55 oodrooB Vu t Treolt 1 J Mcison u r 1 liobertH J nivlnnry llenerveill Itascover II K 1 iardluor AI 1 llarrxan J M iulth II U Curry I F Miner r lleiiper b I lark lIlt A Cil ntzirrrald Calulahn W Sermon P I therlilAii I Clev 1 Ienefer J 1 llneen hanlnan 1 14ue i WIll Kent SV llrlitolt W Hogner J II Me nret an Klrrrlil A C KW 1ierson It Hhodes K Ilarrlion It llartinan T Juinis Ij f Kowland S U blest ion N i A llaldwln Louis Cobuni llervert Mil A u Tonukln II llaltlrld Acorn A AJ Nolan K 1 Idwards M R llraler V 1 Kodinri C It Iescr I Knoblock K tllsen M H llallev 1 A Il0iewll W IUICAX J U llllle ple I Hermann I I hteusrvel I Merenion It Cnmlnir i Kiw Un h A Orarr leo trust C UAIallcy br W lid wurJil J It Ldward Mllllr Pin Will Not nun George IIocontlyA 11 1 Ocorce the Manhattan Ath letic l lilb crack challenited Willie Day of the ew Jtr icy Athletic club tIle croM euuntrr ctiatnpiou to a tialcb rAce dulanre throe miles the eent lo be de elIcit uu Salurdiy May lu at the spring gums ut the Vaiihuitan Athletic Chill S lap niiiunl J rornellnf lbs M A C callnl upon luy nud the little Jersey phenomenon stoOd that a hi would not be able to let Intocondltlon by the date pet owlnif to the fart that he would take a liort rmtafler tluc crmn counlry cuainpiouihlp lie de cilncd tu run the Malili illanlie A prominent lilcilllier or the New Jersey Athletic nub tnliil tu it Si v rrlortf inter In the day that the action ofliiij wai cutirtiv ultinrary and not governed in the past br hi dull inatpo and that the Jersey phenouie lion would Ie oul too halipy to tiled ail comer later in flue Ftaion rhoie win know Iaytiit I lay 1115k It was not tear of defeat tliut proinpttid the refjsaL lIlvoIp of Slburii i with Arms sand Leg The Mooreitown Athletic Amnrlatlnn was pirtlallror irauued nn Aprn 1M The neaesMrr stern will lie take to lllcorporatf the toclatlou WIth a capital stock of 5liou illMod Into 1 shares The conHidrritlon of the adoption of a i institution and b lawWas rumtponed until foil ineethi April Ji when the Conitnltte on jriiiiuln Ar Kllulto I have roinelhln dellnlte lo re Icrt The Mooretown Hae lull Club will probably be merged Into the new association IlTiitni Ia April 21 A foot race KO card daih han been arranurd between lurry ampbill of thin place 11111 John Mckleruflowanilit It H III come off on Mny r t the Heit Ide liii log lark St llleburre illbl3iluPtl ha4 A record of liik while Mcklein friend nay be ha hettireil lie The race 14 for samiJ and got money ramtibell lion been unfortunate In Securing race here tIlls bcinc the lInt out of a pomible rre Ibis ott oncnts baikltiT out in eahu cane because lucy feared lie wn of it lieiier mu than reprenented Money In belmr freeli na rredon this race and the proipecu jf It bust attendance are fine 1itisriti April LTIle vnrloul athletic anoclallnni rf 1rtnceton at II meetltu In J nl er lty Hall I I dei Idril toamaliramate the raliiate adtliorr and the exet tIre ciimmitteed under the I name nf the rrlnteton i nl leg Athletic ioclattoii Ihl action ban been taktn to enable the Athletic Hin claltjn to luiue tOndiloiny for the improteinttiM mad on the unlvenlty proundi The form of tlie tuiiidit wan propoped by Mr tuyler and triAlile I that I fie I interest nn the buIldS shall be i al 1 rum the rei etptn of the toni atatidH and thatacerluln alnounl of thf riKelpti retnalnnir after payment of tl lutereHlinll be net alde a a alnkluir fund for liquid tfon of the bond the amount lo be decided upuu bY tlie Trlncctou college Athletlo Aaiuclatlott Jepii renal The ortlcerft of the Newtown Lawn Tennlu Ilnb for II jetninjire rekidnil I John It Hyittt I secretur Mr Jlylt Ireitmrer ilin llattlo Luyiter laptalu Loubo II Woudburtt Tna New York AthletIc Club IUH decided lo en rnuraire tennl playlnr amonn itC memlera nud lb i II fit ran open tournament during th I tlrst week a r m mine T leciinrtinf the i lub are on thilr leaullful t itruund oil Iraveri Island cud are rapidly being put lu colidnn for tIle event The lUtendde Iawn Teiinl Club of Amiterdam ha leit 1 Ihe foiliiwin oniierit fur tin p05 u a VHr Iremdeut lleorifi I M llolbronk S ice IreilJent Hilnau i II I liarm secretary I rank I Iraue Irraiurer L w 5 ijroat The membiri lilt rull I cutitaiuHaUxit I forty iiaineF and U ll lie I Inleutlon of Ihe Uuh to luau cue t ut the Hneit court lu that section of the state At u tneetlDrfof the Dauntless lawn lentil C luh It Hit ion the flIllowiflil riltlcera hate been etc led 1reii dent lame U Itoiiernou Jr S Ice Irenident idle liullula I Sec ratury Mlm It I irar Treasurer liillan Uu lOla rhe Irfildent ban aPIiolnted l the following com tnlltee lln court Ml n llubhel s Mltrhrll Itnluey Arthur lriyoninemberihlp Ul liavllaud Charts L l iel tyn MH lu trton sume uf the court if i ilie st iieArite rrkket cini are 111 rood culill loti and hate aireadt I eel I laed ott Tne npeii tournament ot tie lnb Khih linuallr lit cc lila p ilie I ci on 1 week In June will not take place this year and the i up representing tie Middle Allttnlia statechampioiiHliip will he ontiitei for al ltoche ier tn tt h cli place it ban been tralmferred Ills preient holder of the Cull II Mr H s Taylor Tennl player A at v Afrhln ton are In t stare nf great activity jut 3 now tlmberliu up ruble m C rBiudireau Intr down OU2l4 court Neory all of the work helmug done Jutt now he I In preparation rIm the tournament of the Miulhorii Lawn Tfiin 5 AMU tatun tthich liejlna Junelm h Itultluiore Thrre ll t ulronif dvteriulnittlon on the part of the local men to I wreit the chnmplrn hlp from Iut the preitn holder If thai ll a poMlbl thing Tlu 5 RI Albgmletlns Telulliul liib wtuoso uueti tilmlmne Indite such whiter attraot 111011 Slunlhlerl 1157cr ill crc II huiyt dullilt 1110 bali am at IrlilIly bit ally eluil ill I lie colilitry TIll C uihlp Ill relurn hug tIN ltuluilll CIilllItiOUclllp ii i lIlluaU ma iii bIIilluliou of lb rates uuf tlo old city MIII u lumaIe of illul dIver It will luive tu be wnn four times n t ne i 0ucliiy ucpeMlr o In l emme the I wluu nero hO I perty Tle trophy tics been wuii uy hMlt H n I rreion 1004 l o s Campbell cud It M o s Campbell riTmni Ia April 2 1 A motemint K on foot for the firmattnnof it tentlt leaifi o emlirare club front MrHt Ilttiton lIen tlilon larbindi and 51 ilk tarre Tli l rum cut ttftmiffit tfd UK I mniiier lilt before it could inhume drllnite thai i ih 04 n n i i e 1 u Hhlii the last par trnnu hui rnjtd I a treutru 10111 u boom m thii timity I lucre are liotv tmi I CCi only orxaulied club Iii the WPBI clip four in t arboihlali tfirtu I In KIli Btoti Ittu I lu IS ilk ahmanii iIl 1 a lbs nm Ill lies lu I 1 Scranton This I rune moteri ill Hie league mlivie are the meuiberi of the senile C ui i art nd lie It I ll tntetiiled to iilii I a lennl I tourtl I Ins lIt InJuh orenttl all club in Llierlie and Lnckawnunacounlet llrellnir TIme New ork lIenI le i 1 till will lime lam a half dozen men In the llnorall 1ny road rice the annnal tour if I ha juepni i c mty VTIiselnien thi Sea li IC ill be to the II I IU II oil lital iC Tl e 5 tilieer Ioiin I IV lieeliniMi lIsTs elected Mr rdurluk 1 Jenklui caib rat rt enlatv lb l tlie 0 A W Tlie Sew lurk Illi y a I 1111 I oil ul II election ash m mill Idol a rliih n rie m I I urns M Archer H u lellig a candlilale for lie p I MltlolL Tliu annual ice i mec uf lIla hiiAc i ouilty Wlitilnian will be hell at Man in Ilil Iar lre klu ill iletuIr day Juae 2 i Ihe club wiI hold on a oneday 105a1 Anopportunll I Hill I lliortlv be I C VeIl to the Chlcano alit Wilmliiiiliiu IrainilKileilde will ill la the llronger a the WaiMiirrr1 III ue llubn iniernatloual rad nee wlllanirl I iipltn ii 11 I oiporiiuit 1 for nuch I rom all rcliorta ther ai Oil t i ta ile 1 I doubt about Ills tei ord br ol inc aim ntn of I rio ml nf Mntmam ery 5 la a the tlimn HIU wltneoel I Mm lower tIe iiVy PV III lIe C mmrd 104 d liiade lJul tie Ihio SUhilA lllilly of their i Sri 1401110 rnre I hoyt is lurlmIlioel ill Its Iowhuehlp of je 10111 l I lull UIiuhy lilul II e ci 11111 III tIe lOwu aUtlmrll 54 ii 151 iiilli blot 10 I lllil Ii beellllell to tiase I llrIllrli I lilt V liii lilt II rouuil 1me hlniuII0 v II club to II lileil I 111111 Of e I Cilulmillit tIol is I iere Lu lIlt lIlnuf I cr1111 lucas iiIt4i iillhlriliei Ill lake such icliuml 110311 liara of wIpalmlleli WIll ill IbeulOl f alC lhrlllgll thaI vil Iu oil IbIlill heat ill dpllAil lii IIi hew lislerullios I lull thIs roullit II III i CII I loin1 4 atieih fur I 0 ill any of me hrincipil IUHIIIIHI lhme lal 1111 III whicii till llroiililyii aliu t veil I lie Nsw I i rk II I eelnlrll hIcks I cat ly I rIle i I lic esIiii y to t s I hirtulail i II IIIWII and fuir The lanaI n e n to sutMn u till the rhr11 IIIFII C III calmly permit them to i fnrie boil a uii is alurl a the y arc nov bIclirlhe I ll 5Vle lltT a lMilenln Hie lboelallu lit llio I lluert C lillUoui tllllt ego ATHLETIC JlOAIt ItUKXKttS flout linn hj All the Crop Conitry Ttmm tact Ntatil Wind will probably bo the last road runt ot the moil active eon which the hardy croe country ahlheles evrr liolulseil In were held laitnleht I fIne vf the largest lack enr tornediout by the Ill tleorta A C smarted at HtKi clock from the tralntn liuune corner of Seventy ilttlt rtreet and ruth aveiiu rtilJnt Conn and till aiioclale liar decIded to Hart but one team In tile cron country cbamplonihlp and to make that aggregation just ai itronf ao ixiulbl HI they coiul Itr a pIece lu the iinlor event more thaa roinpematloii for the Juulor chainplonihlp which they lIlIfIlt will I Knod HID i ace na maintained by th men over the whole conn hey kept well lofether lhellnlil friini Mnatletn mreet down was a red hoi print for the honor ai every one of the bole deilred II gain I lIe lunilur ot winnliiK the tail road run of the 3 ear Harry Clare S Ci lirnt A liaumanti cond u stein third imil Hack fourth Ii liaumaun nttn and the othtr i Riueen boy not far oil lime b7 tnliiutec 11 I I I ketiiniiii The Aineruan Athlillc Clnb ronildently antlolpat a victory In the junior clmmpionihiii un Saturday While this taptaln J Held t iDoked to br Ills ciubmate tv britiK the mid In liluti prlre m the rtnl to atott llaran Ivery metnbcrof tiivieam was on hand promptly ptH eciock alt Bight for the unal road run of the year and thy put In a but iiinii I work They flubbedorer the lott Haven canal brIdge in a bunch eafl A big coiitinnent of lIC crairk New Jersey Athltlo lull were out lilt iilaht lot the final road rna of the leaion Catit Knieit Hjertberff to whole energy th fact that tIlls oruaniiatlon win hart loll a lenlur au4 Junior team is due vtaiutt hand to lead the athletes over the Colltlt rains and ltd lIe did moil flictlvly etlliu a pace that kept the boy Iiuetlltu all the way l but they leemeii to enloy It for they kept welt bunched throughout dray wan first l HJeribcrif wu secOnd Mid J Hoe third 1 1 line 97 minute Cant I KIIIII hal the Anmy Atliletlo Clnb boy out fnp trie tlnal anln laat til lell I MII I thav nnverail a btff lotof rruund In ftood ityle Whenettr the cron oountry boys tro ont for a road rim It doeint take the Iait hlihty chIli street branob oC the t H c A long to follow mil lat night Capu Jams llendrlck led the atheteiof the branch oyer the regular lurk courie all fluuliln well up in ill mInutes 4X beCOtld All the available talent In Ills Iaitlm AthleUo Club turned lIlt lam night to whonp u tip for the lait road rim of Cert Jacob Adelidorlri Indiana In lbs 1aitlm Athletic Club SOil the remit wai that the athletei ba t one of the belt run of the net on Ihe morse wa front the club groundi foot of East sUty idlttt itreet to IKOttt sIred and fifth avenue and return Kentell waaflrit Oitlowallu Lowintteluiecoud o lIbel third Time 4I uilnute tili lecoud snooTixa The UlddlejKex 4310 Club enutlfu weathorfavorod te sportsmen who were In Attendance yeiterday at the leoond April shoot of the Middleex Gun Club at Dunnellen N J Th event were open to all and a mixed premium wa allot on blue rock target and live bird both being used ihe live bird ilioollnir being the feature ot Ills day0 BporL The attendance waa not a large as Uium I ally peen at theie lobular ground but those who par ticipated enjoyed a good day sport There were plen ty of live bIrd on hand This Peorell KTpnt No 151101 1 blue rook American Anoctatlon rules unknown aoxlen three traps llrantlnghata broke 7 and took tlrfct money Toe Kay second with 0 11 ii Nelou and IJr ZtgllodlTlded third with 4 each Event No 2Saue oondltlon llrantlngham flriL WIth II stnalgll Tee Kay lecoud with B MannIng and Zlgllo third with 0 lent No h1ams condition 1K 11 I Mailer fir it with llBtraight igho nconJ sIll S Tee Kay tlilrlwith iT KTent No 4baloe condition Miller first with 6 Zlg her lecond wlthx Tee Kay third with 7 tvint No tTen blue rock rapidfiring lyitem Miller aud llraiitlngbatn divided tint with U out of a puiilble 10 Tea Kay Dr Clark and II Wallace did the its with leoond on icorei of 0 IL MannIng third with 7 1TentNo llSaraeconilltlonl Tee Kay firm with 10 itrAlght Miller aua Ilr ClarKoond with 8 each Val Inc and llrnntlntrbam third with 7 HwTtf 7Te bay and Miller not with 10 each Dr Clark fwf wIblu II P Uace and W Van Blokli I divided third wIth is aaoti The conditions of the next event were somewhat novel and were modelled after th tilan of live bird vnuuiiiiM iuo cunteiuiniB were movea DaoE to thirty yards and a break with the second barrel only scored onehalt A match of thla nature I somewhat more difficult than the uiual style and iemed to meet with lavor by a majority of the conteitant Event No HTlnrty yardi rise both barrel allowed second tn count onobalt TeeKay took Oral with a total of7y using hli leoond once Sillier look aecond wIth 7 using Hli eoond four llmei and Wallace captured third with U break wltli th lint barrel Brent No hISayen lire btrdift entrance Pr Clark look tint alone with 7 kill inner 7lgllo II Terry and Wallace tied on o for second Wallace withdrew tin othiri liootlng out the tie In the next event It wa won by auGer Third was divided by Darby and 1 llack ITent So 107 lire birds fV entry Miller fitit with 7 Atrniiht Harby reoond wIth n 7lglio Hack and Clar tied with 4 for third money and divided Event No 114 lIve bird 3 entry two money Miller and l Tarry divided lint on clean core Second waa tied for by S 1 Kmlth Zlgllo Uarbr and Argar The tl Is wan elIot oHpU and ont Zlgllo raUiadnH fret and retired K U cmllh mined his Carotid Uarbr and Apffnr ihot round after round until the eighth I hen Iiarby mined and retired having Apgar le Saks tIle money Hhontlic fiotem On April 80 thus old reliable fllenmore Rod and OOB club it Ill bold their regular monthly about at Dexter Iark The National fiuard riflemen are all builly rrerarln for Ills reculuioor MaCOIl which will hortly open It protnliei to ba the molt active known In recent years The Seventh Keglment Rifle Clnb will cloie lbs most ucceuful naion which lbs organization has ever en Jored nn Saturday until when the clai match for vt lOch live prize are oRated will be dtcldid A shooting match at plceon took place at lloaedale on April IS I between Win It Hand otMay LandlnVana Mil I KJ llunulageror of oucriier CIty Hand won the lines flOO killing ten blrdi out ot ten alia hiutitainger killed ilL The Jeanatte Oun Club trIal a new ihootlnr ground recently for the regular monthly shoot but the eineri rnie of the member was not aalUfaclory and thr are on the lookout for a new ground which U I easy ot CC CehlStuI till city At the last gallery match of the New York KIll Clot Ilis follot lug score wr made 1olau 245t UerrlDar ton 247i Unnll Z3t lair 283 Oilcan Z34 i uVulSE Ll lIr Chalbouru hI nrler 20o Dolan win the gold medal for the third time Ir Chulbourn the Hirer medal and Hnyler tbe leather medal Al tIle laat weekly shoot of the lludion UtIle Club of Marlon N J held on Monday the following score were Inadeluy the reipectlr marnbini CaptT J Ret Isis 43t1 SI hl ff 24 1 A lleytiulul 223 II lIOrach 2J IT immeram 22lt II llmgrala 311 ii ilafleln 217 S liilillsluin Slul it hloeacly 2lS I T hteynQhd 201 1 RampIlaur 1207 0 SIallan 2O The newly organised Kxcelilor Inn Club are lo give a lhre day tournament on their ground at Pearl Itlrr N i bfl Stay lb 7 and M The lint two dayi 111 lie devoTed to blue rock and Ills laat day to lIve birds only Tbegrouuds are located at Pearl lOver station Miif are reached vIa New Jrey and New York haIl road from the foot ot Chamber utreet The long talked of match between team ot fifteen neu from tIls Newark and Mlddleix iimt Clnb IIM beam lousily arrange and May 1ft haa been decIde ipou a the date trie ground of the liillleala c uS atliunelln N J win b the scene of the coolest The neeliug will be the jhoollng eveut of the year as both clubo arc reoodoizsd as having Ills ilroiiiii live lrd ihiui In the county among their member Ills con dllloniof the betel II Ill be llfleeii men a tide Irn live luirds ref roan modinel Hurllnghamriilei ib govern Ihe hoist to pay for lIme birds In the lecond alId third competition for the Roman banner I orapany B of the Twentytblrd Regiment man the tidlowlug score Wild1 give Ibeta a total ot laOB loluti for lbs three matchei i 200 Vamris W0 iardi TOtal Sergeant SPeIla 24 llenl flcfett Jl J 4 J4 abut finite 45 23 41t leeltatIlt lurch is jj 47 1riaie Johnion I irj 24 40 Girhlirai 14U5teCn hi 21 44 lroate Larlllan hI 19 41 Ionllorah hisrfIirlI i 11 41 rFriKuuiHiiderdonk I vi if I si Innate Jaweil 41 114 w Totall 4I i p3 TiTI hersYAIIt Wlls jj 45 41 trrilcaLt Irill Jl i 44 1rivaielohniou 0 v r4 44 Lieut Ilckett 4 jjj JJ ergeanl ludatulonk ill ill 42 Corporal IJUtrvau Vn CJ 42 i ai U Wallace i hI j 42 erfanl llolioi 11 I yi 4j Coriioral llurford vi i lu 411 1riyate Jcmll I M S1 Totoli ji ii JJ H T In tile leiond and third eimpMlilAn for lbs Roman liaunrr I Piniwiiy II 1 weiitr lulrd lleifltient made be loiliriiiii scoris va 0 jorulo 3 orb Total shut Samplers 21 44 44 Iriatel I I M ulrld SJ Jl i1 1rliateU r ll loll y 1 till 43 Irtraie K U I eaiinder i n yj 42 Krt n ll hfoieid iu3 l IJ if I tent iiennlniuii in 22 T 41 lOCale I 15 KI in lall n u V 41 Ifivala I V ri Illlesteti H 41 1 11 Ideals V O Urinlnxtci IH 11 H torIoral Illuralialu 14 21 l14 TotV Till j Jn 211 T uj ill i0I loriS hlc3e pp1u IritAle 11 K 1111 II h Lieut llatllulgiuul i 11 431 t ill hiundds 21 iI li leir I Hnned 21 Ii 4i V Ir Tate t Klmball 21 21 44 lrir iKuiiuirion u Si 2T Private W H lluriteu i V I J rriiiH 0 iconeid Al 21 41 Irlvt H U tauudiri M IH I 3 berirt Hurls a l 4 fotitt 5VJ J5J 71

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WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE attiH rmita TitzitrnoirR cnAnata KllLKIt IN 1UB ABSKUDtr Til BtOOOOOO Cunitl KlBlnteilBnr Bill rnil nr nklvii TAX Amur Dill Ioaltin tor Hlew rt lllll Coierl a Commitment for Intoxication In New York Jfecnmmlllen lor Anen4mtBt AMIAST April 2Whnn Iho Assembly session opened this morning each member found upnn his desk a i cltcnlar from Maror Grant of Now York calling lilA attention to the Cable Hallway Mil of Mr Brady and neklng I that tho menstire be opposed The circular wns accompanied by last years remonstrance I from tho Mai or against the bill which Mr Hamilton then Introduced Henalor Browns Mil relating to the salaries of Brooklyn Bridge policemen was passed The Committee on Oas Water and Eloc ttlclty roportod ader ely Mr Clarke bill reg ulating telephone charges and tho report was agreed to by a vote of 80 to M The pamo committee then reported adversely Mr HullUnns bill relating to the Electrical fiubway Company of low York and this report was also agreed to Yeas lit cays 2 1 Then advoico reports woro made by the same committee on Mr Kerrigans bill regulating telophonechnrgos and Mr Kulllvnns bill on the same subject Those reports wet agreed to Mr Lodeiulilll appropriating 1118000 for tho maintenance of canals cams up on finaL passage Tho bill as Introduced appropriated 11410000 but on second reading I was cut down on account of the probable passago of the bill repealing tho Two Dollar a Day law Mr lot Raid that UR this bill was now through both Homes and would probably bo signed I further reduction of 160000 could yet be mtulo and the tax rate changed from fourtenths ot a mill on n dollar to 27100 of 0 mill Ho offered amendments embolylng those puggofttlnns and the bill then 1181tonl bi was pa sca Mr Woods bill regarding Brookltn tax ar rears came up for tltial ims ale Mr McTr nan attacked the bill on the ground that 1 the past the city had sullered severely from ar rears of taxes and It bad ban absolutely necessary tu pass 1 more stringent law which nCMllrJ now proposed to relax This bill 1r MuToruan declared would benefit r Mc1oruan benof 110 on t speculators Mr Wood replied that tbo Brooklyn tax arrears laws wero over strict and that this bill filmnlv did justice to the ttoorer landholders wbo were often put to hnrd stralta by their allure to understand the tax laws The bill receUed 31 negative and only 49 afllrmathe votes 65 being necessary to pas It and It wan declared lost A motion by Mr Weed to reconsider the vote and to lay his motion on tho table was carried Mr llhodess bill relative to burial plots In Van Cortlnndt lark wa opposed by Mr Dlumenthal on the erouna that the city authorities of New York wore agalnet the measure and that the Governor refused sIgn a similar hill last year Tho bill was paused I Other bills passed wer Mr I C Johnsons I bill for parade cruund In Lone Island City Mr lifcoiloss bill for the annexation of Harts Island to Now York city and Mr Oretslngera bill allowIng the Brooklyn Hoard of Estimate to lay It Marys Hanltarium t2500 yearly The AttornerGenornl rouortfd an act re pealing nets and parts of acts creating felonies und misdemeanors that bare become obsolete or been superseded by section of the Penal Code I repeals something overelghty statutes end parts of statutes beginning with chapter 25 pasaed during the session of 17771778 and ending with cbapter 87G of the Law of 18sl This completes the act designed to have bean done undor the provisions of the act of 1885 Tho AttorneyGeneral also report ahchedula or compllutlou of felonies and misdemeanors existing outside of the Penal tldemelnor arranged chronologically under subheads na far as IB practicable I will doubtless be news to the laity I not to many of the profession to learn thnt there are something like 240 felonies end misdemeanors existing outside the Penal Coda Committee The report was relerrud to the Codes CmmIUeo Mr W 1 Burns moved In accordance with his notice given last night for 0 suspension of tie tulsa for the final passage 01 Senator Hen drlckel bill allowing lracul to get ii water Bupply from Hkaneatlo Lake It BhohBn made several points of order which Mr Whip pie who was In the chair declared not well taken Mr Burns then moved a call of the lloue which was ordered After cal men had 011 brought In the can was suspended and Mr liurnxB motion for a suspension of the I rules wo carrled89 to 2 The bill was finally passed 69 to 42 Mr theoba then made the point of order that a this gave away public property formatter vrhats the bill WQuid require a twotlrds I Tote The tPlkr bald the bi had been passed andsid that It was poasIbl that the matter would go t tbe court notnnugntaa ordinary majority sufficient to pas the bill Mr Cornell moved In accordance with his trevious notice that the rule be suspended for the flnal passage of his Btaten Island Bulk heid l bill Mr MoTernan made the point of order that Mr Cornell previous notice bad tat reYols been Imperfect I that It mentioned merely the ml for advanelnffa bill oat of Ia order and not ajso the one for obtaining unanimous concent The Breaker at first held this point well taken but later deelded that It wa not The vote on suspending the rules ws 66 to 3D Then the Speaker announced that he was In clined to think after all that his tint decision wasright and a fir iloTernans point was a good ono Accordingly he asked the House to adjourn that he might consider 1 the matter t aour and thereupon the House adjourned After the adjournment the Speaker old l that with out doubt bis first decision was 0 just one and that Mr MoTernans point was well taken The Assembly Judiciary Committee wore In executive session this afternoon and tonight reviewing the testimony taken before the com mittee la the Bookstaver case and adjourned until 8 P U tomorrow Nothing could bo a Rntll aa to the deliberations ol the commltee or the nature of the report the members refus ing t IJ ailLon the lubjeet In tie benste the following Dliii were passed Mr Lln ons bill taxing tho mar ket value of the capital stock of corpora Ions Instead of on the basis of dividends onl Comptroller bill Mr Abeam bill relat Comptrolota H Bober1 claim against New ork clthr llobertsons New York itato Agricultural Hoolety Extension bill Mr illanohlleldu Manhattan Avenue I Brook 1nl Extension bill i Mr Kurths Twentysixth Yard Illrooklyn Street Lines Dill Mr Van Oorders bill providing for a popular vote on a prohibition amendment on the second Tuos day of April IKttl and Mr Abeam bill rel ative to the filing of bonds on appeal In New York ax law In cases under the Collateral Inheritance Mr Coggeshalls bill to prevent speculative dealings In stock or commodltle was opposed by Messrs Llnsoc and Cantor on the ground that the bill would aliollsb the J ew York Prod uce Exchange the Utoek Etobance and alml lar business association Mr Fussett doubted If I that would b the siTed of the bill The bill Was Ilte reooml1to to the General Laws Com Mr Peck bill repealing the Mase dog tax act was favored bv Mr llnndrlcks and opposed n Iri by Mr Famutt Mr Erwin said the defect In the Mace bill l was that kennel dogs were ex empted The farmers were all opponod to the Mane act Mr Hunter laid that a dog was a necessity In the country und should not be hI taxed After a desultory dlsousslou the bill Was ordered to third reading Mr Htwarte Ill concerning commitment for Intoxication In Now York wan opposed by i II It Abeam on the ground that It should apply only to cases of habitual Intoxication and agrancy and not to disorderly conduct Mr Iagrnnoy conduct esthoucht the bill rhould nol apply to flrnt commitments Mr Htewart said the purpose of the bill wai to classify oflenders and care bil classl olonders clr lor first offenders Mr Abrornx motion to strike out the pro visions concerning disorderly conduct was adopted ayes 1 noes 8 The bill was then reo omitted with Instructions to make It apply only to habitual offenders and to be reported I I b ak on Friday Mr Chaee introduced a bill to prevent dis crimination aealnut persons of color by life In mryucerorapanUs and Mr MeSnufhUm in troducol one amending the Penal Code byre duclne from Sixteen to fourteen years the age of consent al Tbo Itapublloan Renator held a conference at Henaror ruHetta house Ballot reform wns the principle subject Dllot Hunator Baxton impatience of the restraint put upon Plt him by the fRS caucus of Monday night was so strongly supported by other malcontent that It pe I was recalled decided that the whole subject should The chances are that the mnndmnt added t the compromise bill will re r oonsld rd and the measure wIll b recalled from the As Mmbly and euln place In the shape that will Mre with the r comm nd tloim of the wi I rnot and stand a chance of bvcomluu a lov I A JPIul l I Bur Touiwiid ToNWANpA April 23Flr was discovered bib yard ot lh lonawtinil Lunmcr Crjiipaijy about II id Un ninht ud ih tlr cfliormlo I of both mu es ctlid out At midnxht Dotbr Lit broke out I th nri d of AI l Dnilit I Co in I soother rtr ol Silerib IOWa 11 Were eub1ud lur loa nlh quto lon Idbl nCUtnn was stiad by I Iho dlvo that arch t at tbs tire aTurni I 1 steUl hat bon t UI I II ISV lb CI e It is U InraI o also ltd It was a ibrshs nfl to butn the I towai Ta l iumbrpnus AMhatI u 11 bull a mln tnllhl suS a rward VrObsbIy be ocsr4 far the IloD 01 lb lcon An Iniunr M c Frk TnoT April 2tllkewerottyown I throuKh Iu lou a ulw 4 in lIe l VUiiuU turfi lunk Hill 11 inotnlor u4 Lairiek Io I ersicd lcle I IfiJliJ1 wItsjows In Hi urn tuk talc bforo vb ei au nlO loln 111 lbs bans Owl tim mODY I u i 1 Um oaCua ii t Peugbsep 1lb Z Iba ii 10bkMpo IU IUNa 4iul laIull I nut jrinr ooaeat or I C Aim BKAVTT Btln Jesus Talk Aknnt MT MB f th Arm arnE r th n B a Another chapter from the srosprl 1 of frraoo i delivered by Mls Mabel JannMs to th ladle In Hardman Ilall yesterday morning on fioclal Deportment and Gesture Tho lovely girdled Grecian costume wdlscardd In favor of a tlehtflttlng tailor gown of pale green and white plaid wool with a white walitooat em broidered In green and gold There was no bustle In or coiptK beneath the faultlessly fitting gown and when the ladles could scarce ly I believe that It was the graceful proportions of the woman herself that made the thl womal horlel wonderful outlines the dreii she promptly revolved tba upper part of her body round sod round upon the lower to convince them of the looseness of the dress and the absence ol any bones except her own Inside It Rhe lat down at n Itttl table with I Binds pink rose In her lap resting against the soft folds of her pale green dra peries and said S HISS lllHtl JKNNISS I Is not my province this morning to give a lecture upon etiquette but to speak upon moral expression In relation to carriage address and all that goes to make up correct and respectful deportment A graceful bearing and Iracelul berlnl courteous manners are not picked up In A day they are not assumed and thrown aside as occasion may demand they are the result of muscular Freedom and 0 gracious attitude of heart I place muscular freedom first for while It ii I true that a kind heart Is always the main spring of kind and gracious manner It Is

equally true that on may become so musolo bound that the body will be Incapable of re porting the foul with any dograu of accuracy iomo of the klndeit and mom generous people In the world are Irritating their manners and through a selfcousclousnons engendered by a lack of physical freedom they atTend against the proprieties In social Intercourse Indif ference to delicate and reflntd manners Is I often tho result of neglect In the early educa tion of the child or a mistaken conception a to what constitutes genuine simplicity nnd cor rectness of deportment Now a disregard of the law of good breeding offends those about us and nobody has any personal rlcht to In dulge habits likely to offend any part of the world they will come In contact with I some times seems a If society had adopted as cor rect many uf eos customs butou reduction we reUcton may determine that thoy are usually founded out of consideration of the feellncs of those about us and betray to their performance ones character In tha simple ceremony of shaking bands all limn experienced divers son latlons but few bavo attempted to truce them to their hidden source There Is the person who performs the net of courtesy wilt a tuibu ent energy that Is painfuland onewho clvei the disappointing INties touch of Indiffer ence One gingerly offers the linger tips In condescension and another e tend the recep live hand which takes but doe not give the generous pressure and hearty clapp There Is tie flsty clasp of the modern rah Heep and the friendly hand open to recelv and gen erous to give of Its boundlnl vitality whose touch Imparts a thrill of kindly kinship and I establishes a mutual sympathy between tho characteristics of the persons meeting If 1onl his latter effect not ptoducod that form of greeting might better be dispensed with alo nether for to shake hands with person whose magnetism Is I opposed and Irritating to yours Ia not only offensive but detrimental Jurs Again the shape of the bands Index charoc tar and their motions convey thought In a lan guage which Is I universal In moving the hands to express any sensation the wrist should always war lea the hand the fingers be relaxed and slightly separated and the thumbs pointing outward titudlsd gesture should b avoided but a hand trained In graceful motion by dally traction ot devitalizing exercises will lend itself unconsciously to graceful ext resslon I said that the only point of beauty Mmo de tal had was an exquisite hand whose sub tIe power she recognized and whose grace she displayed by always carrying a twig or flower and unconsciously toying wltn It The Inquisitive person carries the hand with the flngir and thumb curled In the apathetic carries the fingers together and the thumb under the hand while the vial magnetic person separates the fingers and carries the thumb out In my first talks I spoke on car riage In relation to health and banuty To standpoint day I am going to speak of I from the moral A fine bearing Is of great advantage for the person who comes before us with chest ralnnd and head erect Inspires confidence The best Is the moral osntra of the Individual rue uramauo exurnssiou o mannoou ana womanhood la located here and as BOOH AH a men or woman engages in a mean act the chest etreats It Impossible for any nno to steal with the chest elevated the head erect and tho body well poised The chest of the criminal U I sunken the head bowed and uncertain In poise the carriage sly and cringing A free easy carriage of the aims Is rarely seen and much to be desired 110 narrow mlndod person holds kitS arms down at his Ides as If be were afraid they would get away and the careless vigorous person swings his rms with each step Th arms should tie re axed and hang easily from the shoulder 101 owlne gently the natural motions of the frml ent motoo thloly and not held stIRlv at any point The bed should he held erect with tbechln well drawn In I the sbouldrra are thrown back and the chin thrust out I comer an alrot arrogance which Is neither graceful dignified nor alegaat Now a great many people ask nin if I would tau every one the same walk the same salutation the same gestures and tie same attitudes Not at all Islmply advocate this that every person should practise such xerclses as will train the muscles In the cor wl ret expression of ole s Individuality These exercises are the sam for all people as all Plo learn tbe same tecbnlauo In mu I slo but produce varying and Individual results I After the practice of these exercises I would i Ismlss all thought of them from the mind and only let the effect of their discipline uncon clously manifest Itself In corrsct social de ortmnt and graceful expression of courteous inclinations Inclnaton urn some Inelegant customs which when acquired must be overcome by constant ru thought and ono of these Is the lath of grimacing thollbt macing for which American ladles arf no much criticised Of course It Is I desirable to have a mobile expression but whvn ever thought Is allowed to writ Itself in our faces ft Is on pleasant for those about ur I only plas ant Impressions wee conveyed no much harm would not be done but the curl ol the scornful lip and the disdainfully elevated brown are more cruel than word at times Anything In our deportment whIch lend to t irritate or annoy olr other people Is Inelegant Another very Inelegant thlnK so character istic of American woman Is the habit of running Ito fiSI trig constantly getting eiolted cnd loud hil conollll ettDI voiced and all cut of breath over trivial things You all know Ibo woman who comes tearing In and sari she cant stay but 1 minute and spends half an hour telling you what a hurry aha is l In and then goes away without accom plishing anything only wearying you and vl8hlnl anrtblnl Using up br own nervous power I I 1 the reposeful lnl poseful restful person that you enjoy being wltn It doen add anything to conversation to be brundlshliig the hands In violent ges tures and excitement and hiist are enemies of grace Itepose menus henlth and grace m8111 Iraoo for Iraco comfort Hnd delicti to other people The great fundamental principle of correct deportment is I the constant considera tion of the peoPle about yon with a view to make tem comfortable And happy Jteauty of expression whether ol face or form can only exist where there Is harmony and beauty of spirit and to become an artist In extra don one must cultivate and strengthen the mlRt cllivate physical organism to Its utmost freeing It

orlnilm IB from all strictures so that every part will vleld harmoniously to ouch separate and pass ing emotion Ioikeit Ont I T rntrlx Bond I JOHNSTOWN N Y April 23A prize fight took plies early this moruiui In a bare nut his vtUf UIWH John Carey end Denote Rb uihn i y two will known Cjhtrs of TroT Carey r lore nut I In the 1nIY sutl ruld Us was balir IruiMd Tie Cil was for 11 Hiir pirtln inn r rt nt from Troy Alliny cud lie I iiUi4IW k vilo I rmOI I lrvrlHliil riuiunirr IIIM BOSTON April 28A Marlon despatch to the CUKstys 11 DOnna that siPMsldsnt Cl I Issi bes leased the Iorto salty coitus ertsskIa We4 iKUj ji asosa 4 IU aor II Il I a Bl4sut pt ye Mn OWEN SEES FOR HIMSELF AKD TflXB MR TBtt KVTLB OrT illS BUIF TAKES CAR OF nlla AKI Dlilrlct Attorney Mitchell KxpUUc1 TTliy There Ar Not Mure Proccmtlo Thr Jur lreeal for Violation or the Labor Contract Law ace Mr starr CuteBei a Slab CotiBresfltnnn Owen of Indiana did a little Investigating on his own account on Monday last aboard Ihe Fabre line steamship Plctavla which brought In 789 Italian Immigrants and be Imparted what he learned to the lines agent Mr Jacob Ter Kutle at yesterdays of tho subcommittee of the meeting subcommltte Congress Committee on Immigration After I series of questions had been naked relating to the con struction of tbo Ilotavla to all ot which Mr Ter Hull answered that she was built strictly In accordance with American law tho exam ination went on in this fashion Mr Iwnt vlilted the rlcurlaon Monday liar you any Information u 10 tbe cltanllneiiot the vel vet t X Only whit the Captain nil told me J l II not a fact that she was not a ton vessel t AI will bar to ask lb Captain for an uplanatlon Ur Ownt will to further and lay that Ihllc I tavla wai dirty Ply Tr KotleWas not that 4us more to the moat grunt than to the CaptaIn Xlr OwfnTli Immigrant li I not charcid with hp lug this Tenet clean She was not In a proper condition bit Tar auuwe the Immigrants who landed not healthy bit OwnTriat U not tb queitloa I noticed that blr lh pun o were quartered there a no prO vIsion for wahhlujr and no cloieta I found them on lb upper deck 1 t latcuitomaryl Ai think it 1 v I found tire tunipi I I the npter deck from which 7ru iiiuieu er not water and waihed and lily twelve lass to waih In Is I list cueiomry A1 think riot lb rictaila we put on ai 0 n extra boat owlnii to the rjh or ImiiiiKrauiR ryan Nni ifi Mr UserAlter ttiidihit my twelve Ion for 7 sn Imuilcnntt t Iniprcld th I cloMta lliey nrreunntlo t fC rW f l III 110 of tie 1 s1 x were lilleil up line man who was weaker than the rail litid that tie palieuier both ale Iron and uld In tins tnelve pan Vr let uloI I tbtiik be rlriclied this truth there The Iletavla was 1 ut on an 1 extra lUauier and I have n doubt mat tie company did at a si i as ttiy eoud under Ills clrciiiiitni CI II Mr Owen 1 ruuii4 on the itip 107 women and nobodr of their own MX tu take our cf thm 11 lie shout ha5 been attended to ana the iaptaln ebnuld have been comtiellfid to keep the ship fit for a human lilac tout I In I Such a man inoulil not be cuntlnud In tie lerMce Mr Tr Kul UIball hoi1 him loaltrlrt accounta bility you can radtly undentand thai lilt to our In trrtit to kep our vnili 1 clean ThIs li I Cipt Itrland I trot voyaiNaiaOnptaiu but he baa bOn ionic In the service ef the I company V 1 li Cart Brland berl AI san get him when ever you dears hint Mr Ter Hull said that about onethird of the Italians who came to America on nblpa of the Fabre line from Mediterranean ports had their tickets purchased In this country Most of the tickets were sold In thin city The wit ness mentioned the name of about ton Mul betty street brokers Including Oallo Brothers who wcra ticket agents of the company rot more than ten tickets were sold in blank to one Person This regulation was rendered neces sary to prevent extensive speculation lu tick ets and all the companies oberved II More than ten tickets were sold when names wero olhorwll given to the agent by the purchaser but not Mr lor Kuilo paid the Fabre line had brought 7600 Immigrants here within the lust year His Mulberry street agents wero not as far an he knew In the habit of furnIshing Ital luu Immigrants to contractors Bom 01 them might do It but very few Ilio company had agents In Pnletmo Genoa and Naples and was trying to establish agents In tho Interior towns Tim witness had no doubt that the company advertised abroad but bo wan nine no Blowing advertisements emanated from the company united States District Attorney Mitchell tes tified In regard to the allegation of 1 Knight of Labor that he had failed to prosecute persons for violating tho Labor Contract law Ho said for duty was to prosecutoonly complaints were lodged at his office He hud received 1 letter from Amusement Manager Hugli nile recently protesting against the admission of tho Strauss oichutru to this country Mr Coyle wrote If the law Ii I permitted to be violated ttil year the next jar wl II see herd of rbra charlatan musical or fianlrallons Iron I trot plating at our watering pieces mountain reiorii Jtc pnilniai Arti I t and the Ainert can I citlen I luutlclan who Ir lierw sOt 1 lY taxen will be left out In this cold wltiit emit o menu creating dulcet emory earn of our mint worthy cltttent The District Attormns oflloo had received no other Intimation of the exuded violation of law by the srauss musicians livery viola tion of law brought to Ida notice had received attention 1 lie docket of the lulled I Mates Circuit Court had been crowded 1 for years J hn appointment of an additional Indue 1 luid brought relief but the business bail Increased and It now took about a year to reach and try a case and a final decision on appeal could not i be obtained probably under four years Cougrebsman mump asked Mr Mitchell why be diil not an tlll low required probocnte the ruaKtercof tho voeel which brought tile con tract laborers bars Mr Mitchell atiHwered that In tbo absence of complaint by affidavit aualnst the master he could do nothing lor the details of the prosecutions under the Con I tract Labor law Mr Mitchell referred the 1 vBtlcutors to his chief asBlKtant Mr Abram J Hose who said that nine complaints acalnst violators of the low had been made sInce UH adoption and that only two bad boon tried One of thee wan thin UU of the Rev 1 Wnlpole Sarren Imported by the Church of the holy Trinity TIc Government obtained judgmentand a lIne of UUOO was Im iiosod but tbe church appealed the case to the United States Knpronie Court Mr Warren was still here and preaching The other case was that of Mr John llrnco Thompson for Im porting a milliner J ha young woman had been sued Thompson for breach of contract nnd she had retaliated by making complaint Against him for violating thin law by brlnclna her here Hbe had married since the heulnnlns of the suit A stay of ptoceodluKS had been granted und bad not yet expired 1asseueer Agents John C Cortes and Arthur Ixidurer ruspectlvHly of tbe Cunard nod liiul Htnr line testified that they obe oJ tbe laws In regard to Immigration and that they knew pereonally very little about tho methods uset Rorsonally Inln by their couipauies to secure Imtnl jiii after Mr CarIes began talking State Commissioner Mephenson his face Blowing with delight popped Ino the room bearing on u newspaper a uricgllnK sea robIn a largo headed llhh or tirlematlo teudoncloH hlirr caught I said the Commissioner exultingly I Its the 11 rat of the season off Castle Aden pier The committal examined the queer fish and Mr Owen remarked i Tell Mr Starr I am glad he has resumed his vocation aton An Imperial Mtnndurd on the Lobe Congratulations nero numerous yesterday In the office of Oelrlchs V Co the agents of tho North Gorman Lloyd Steamship Company oer the receipt of u letter from the German Km terorto the general managers of the line of which tbls Is a translation I Iliirlnir the trip I hate mel flnUhed on board the ey press itnmr I ahu fruit lie V eier til Ihe Wllhelmi I it II 1 have bad I opiiortnnliy I to inipct Ill 1 iei i nl m all her anpolntmeuia and a 50 to cloiely otnerv lbs inanairiinent LIII I service onboard 0 tat I lava arn en bnard thin VIMI liai entirely latlined Ins lolliat I am haptiy to tube orcailon lo ipreM this lo the man igeri of tIle North Herman LloTil Ao III le the flri hue that I have hal mr Imprial lundard hoiiteil on board of a nrman rommerofai steamer I preient thli Hand alt to Ibe eei t ci a roil Cagily of in Irlp will th lion that the got inlrlt tbat lllti rii lb ve lll 1 of lb horth Irinan Iyt inav ke alwayi I full nreierved oiven on board lie ipreia itiamer abu ullbima haven AcrlU Itt 1 HUMI I R Vllllnm I Arnold Ilody Found NEwnuitnii April 23Tho body of WII lam II Arnold of Deokertown N J woe picked up In the Hudson Just north of this city this morning Ho had a receipt In his pocket dated April 8 which showed that he was drowned suh eiiuent to that date On April he shipped a horse and wagon from bore to New York He never called for thorn and they were put In a Now York stab e Afterward AIr ward Jl J Iewltt 01 the law lint of Hewitt it Jrnvost of Newark came here and call be had received a letter from Arnold which read as though he contemplated suicide I ended with the words I nm now Ion This was dated the same day beshlpied the bores ami as ha his a receipt that shows ha was alive four dan thereafter It Is believed that be went back to himself Ueokertown and then returned her to drown Jnw or llo ALIUNT April 3The following have be cmlawn I Itqulrlaf foreIgn ro peratlv loan and bnlldlnff as sociatlni and alter hint sr aiioclalionl duliif bull cm 10 lbS Stale er Sew 1 ork to report lo Ib buprm rPrlO teldinl of lbs Bankllil HeparlUlnL Irovidlui fr tie follltatln of ImproTmenti nn love real ana Oak ulrett Ulddletown fUchmii4 IOU lit i luclarlrr otter and Independence Creeks and thlr tributaries In tswi l I e only publla I hlcbwaya Amending nl the charier of tL yre Pepartment of rIAlbuh AuihorUmi lifts davies and bqueiti of real and prinnal r property to irnitr and Inir luccennre In firpeiultr ai a corporation In iru t for the purpoiof ermine and niaiiunlnini I publo park rl Iiegiitatuuii I Ih lal r of Intoxicating I liquor llilallni h rcordmif I of ib criincat of Incor poration of ib Tempi tired of harlem rohibttlnir Knot Caimliiloneri xcu Inipctori from being loSer pollr oftirlali or their inbordliiates boll IDlo cited In I Ihe mannfaetur aid sale 01 any spirituous or malt llQuora aIls WIDI ar ber mlll the nm for th completion of the Hudson Tunnel lu luilwar to April sa iC4 jimendlnit the law I prorldtui for lbs reoordlnr na n dI 01 liillruinnn alT ctll liml I In Ihclltof JAr J W Nwiork aciordlui to city bitch or other limited areas Ap roprlailoK flftio for ite purpoiof defpenluv the oulici l of nautauqua ljk n n Law Uovrcr of All ilaMee la ordr at nor stores U and 1 Bipalrd and pit plo pur 1 rr Oorllaall I 1 Nw Tort titer Usatineo A Cf M04BI1 and dorlatAge The Inut VIII Coilrt In the suoond trial of the contest over the will of Maltby O Laos In I the oar of Common flau yacht 1 dar r Richard U lass 1110 to her tlboJ law I suitor hr t Urn 1 eartaia apr niCer craNia that h weuld tluppeiatSi tabs el bet oUOrta and thai ske M Ma L y GCTV4i 11 1 i I I i 1 1 1t i j t I I jI II t ji i j I I 1 I I I V 1 J p P r a DID H II I I jj tl rl l il Ga f I I ljl L I I 1I I 1 t Tho most extraordinary vegetable remedy yet discovered A nbso I 11 lut cue for o hereditary or acquired blood diseases Infallible in I scrofula cancer rheumatism disfiguring eruptions and disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys of adults and children Pronounced i nounced by leading physicians of New York the greatest blood cure know Send for descriptive book containing endorsements of Reverend i I Catholic Fathers prominent physicians and many cured in New York I Sold by Druggists Ii l Drggts jlI I jl j 1 j I i I Thinking flIt I might not lio convenient for those 1 who wish to make inquiries with regard to otir inedieiiio i to ninkc a trip to the Western or Sondierii Slates t in order 11 Ii lo do so we refrain from iiIHsiiii inioiiialH from I those places and snlistitiite local ones i I t rf VOItrc CITV Feb 30 1 011 I 1 DEAlt SIRS 111 more than four yean line I bun to inrfr from rheninitli trout nn 1 tlrM of taking all I I eerie of patent inch duel and after havln ben In the care of prominent ptiypictiin 1 1 witsnnt boil c rnreil 1 was I rlvlnar up In d niiatr when a 111 friend nf mine adMiieil me li take u little uf ttii 1 uclt A UIIMI I i I Lute mole by th irazlilan I I hiiectllc 10 At lint I thouKlil i It was all I huinbujf but 1 lit Uitt 1 1 1 wu Imtuccit I I tu try a bIlly I ltworkit 1 oi like a charm and I am now cured I I 4 To all penon luilerliijT from this horrible dliease 1 cheerfully rrommrn 1 its wonderful Sreclfli made bT the I BraillUu inline Co My tettluioulal J 1 LAMAIiKIl I 17 I ilit Mils ntreil Sew It ell 1 i t lI M Vr b C 1HOO j I ALl AR HRAZIMAN 1BtIFIO rn nentm For leveral yera I nufTrfd from Inlljjstnn nnd iljjpepila I win un ler conM itt triAtmpnt from different privulclana nnd tIlting no reUuM I uoni ti Li ruts iind In hurl was tratei by a H ecialiet In moincll dUieapeH whoal fatted to make a u hn Two tnoiitiiK ttci I I earl of the I acm iluod Cure and ditermtnd to try It Alter taking A few 101115 I Was cur I nm uly I tun l gal to rtcMnmn4 r t J so valuable luedlcliL to tines atllkted alit the mm dlieoe oifiT i1MJ 101 1 WtstJltlntroet 1 I r 1 11 YOItlC Teb V iso t ALTAR HRA7ILIAN RPKrlFIO CO Let trmen I take t pleasure In tllI ftc tu tie i Ire I receheI Ihronth your me Heine the Cactus Stood litre I huo tieen a trrer trrm rruptloni ul on lIe Ktn rreina Ar for SeW I J seat ear Dnrln that time I n treuted lr erral ikllled rhVHKlaliK in ttte trnililm Hiihunt any lenettu After taking twi boll I ain entirely well I and heartily recommnd tie iiiedlrln in CItY one nlerlnir from like rouble I 1 MeMUN Mi I Mull avenue I I I 1IIII JAn 2 a iso Th oln iiat my chill lilmnntiu old was onlet wilt a very iii skirt tIeoe Ir the furs 1L ant I I hustle of lb toc Ito tc was co rd wilt mnooln Incs atti 111 el e ire nwici hlion 0011 of tie I Intel on the 0011 ant hi zoo we dcbalu mole all 1 e ui ru1 uee if lie rcc I gao him the t I 1 co Cactus iiluoii CLr fur Iur weeks anti 10 dy my bull ii I entIrely wei 1 Ir I KJ1 l4i lut itlintreet I t p y it We have the ilcnalurei et oImlnnl New York yttcielau rllfvlne llal ih t nctut nlood Cur li I the bill Blood Iurltlr ever offered to the plullc i 1 t 1leanant 10 lake apcUinbie tu dleeaies of Infancy or old aye All druul I l fell It Fend for deicrlpllve I i I paniphlti and ccrtHcatea S AIVAS HRAIIUV HTCiHl CO So it Hall Street Nw Yak IiI I i ATROi WKVDIXOH cuLr Th Roman Catholic Church of the Nutlr Ity In Madison street Brooklyn was crowded to its utmoAt capacity last night The occasion was the wsddlneof Miss Elizabeth Maud Leary a daughter of Mr Jeremiah Leary and Mr George W Campbell the only son of th 1ollca Superintendent of Brooklyn This young bride was I picture aa ehe stepped to the altar supported ol her father to the music ported on tho arm of Mendelssohns wedding march hIm wore a beautiful imported brocaded satin dress en train trimmed with old point lace nnd on her head ostrich plumes Her ornnnients wore a I endnnt of diamonds nnd diamond enrttnus a Rift of this bridegroom Site cltlli a bouquet ol lilies of tho vnlle Miss Itltit I 11 tlia maid of honor wine It pale blue moire ant title Ilk trimmed with Barlniulsol lab pink maCS t3iie curried a bouuet ol Ia 1 mince loo Mr John Lean a brother of tie btlue MIS beet man Jrs Jeary the mother of the bride wore ji llchtMrny I Ottomau Ilk embroidered in silver Mrs I 1 Do an a hlster of the bride woro an Imiiirted Wortli ooBturna nf Nile ereeu satin broonded In cold Urn 1ntrlclc Campbell the mother of tins i groom wore un Itiiportea tiajr silk enibrold sired iii gold btocado Mrs 1elU iHtiuihell the mint 01 the grootui wore an Itniiprted t nrtli Dlnt Urncs of blnck urocnded silk Mil J Ryan wore nn Imtiortod black velvet dress trimmed with duchesse lace Mrs M Loary wore I tale yol low surah trimmed with black elet anti Uhantllly lnc nud 1r A Iolhamun an Im rornd black silk dress embroidered In steel and jot j The ceremonY was peiformed by tho hey M t J Moran the pastor Tie ushers wore lt lon Illlumlcnry George lluwkos nnd James 1eary Among those present wre KxBoglstor Hugh McLaughlln Mrs MoUuLhlln and their dauglituiH Miss I Nellie und MII Laura MoLniiKlilln Conijrosstiiiin iolK Campbell 1oLaulhln Iol nnd Mr Catnpbeil Jollco hiitiorlntonileiit I ampbell I Campbell and 1n Nelllo Campbell V ator Iurxoyor Ilotity llnwkes Mrs llnwlies and Miss Ann to lliiwle John till itboll and Mrs aol plell the t Hev John ard of 1 Ihlladelptila Thomas tlbtjonn and arl bIllions lnmuR lheUn anti Irs Ilnln J itinti anti Mrs hum At the close of the euromnny there was 1 reception at tho home of tlre the brides parents nt 1IBU iliiHlintck avenue Two rooms hud to bo reserved for tho wedding presents The hapny couple afterward do to parled Hotith on an extended honeymoon trip On In Nostraud their return avenue they will set up housekeeping ChntrrI Miss Mar E rolllon daughter of Mrs Cornelius C iolllon was married to Baymond J Chatry in the Church of the Heavenly Best at I oclock yesterday afternoon the Bov E of the Church of the Walpolo Warren Holy Trinity officiating Every pew In the church was tilled The bride was given away by her brother William Polllon She wore a handsome dress of white faille on train It was trimmed with hlo fnl wih point and duchesje luce Her veil of tulle was lantentid with diamond pine and orange blos soms and she carried a large banquet of bride roses Her two nieces Mabel and Aline Ioll lou were tho maids ol honor They wore Uieises of pink surah and tulle and carrlml baskets of daisies violets and dallodll rIte uRburl MofirH tt alterChanninglluntlng Her TheoJore Howard Banks bert DeSBtidorf 10ar1 Halk8 and William de la Montague wore boutonulctes of lilies of the valley 11e nler nwing to a tecent death In the grooms fam ily the reception which lollowod nt thn brides home 23 ast Fortyfifth street witS R niniill 1111 one Among those Bre ent wme Mr and Amoal I I llrs ono E alpolo t 1 orren Miss Linlly Hank I ion and Mrs Thomas HIIlhou Mr and 31rn Charles M t Jesup Ur J I J Mlllwell Beverly Chew Mr and trK K W Dovoa Mr and Mrs EscheAoria Mr und Mrs Walter Brooks Mr and Mrs X It Pqulres Dr and Mrs Page Sir Mr and Mrs Ulward Htrong Miss A Lnder hill and the Misses Lmlcrhlll llurdtnc Snyder Mia HarrIet Snyder and Mr 1 Frank Hardinc were married last evening at the resi dence of tho bride bll Fifth street Thu house was decorated wIth llowota in the shape of anchors and harps Mr Otto Heboe played I Mendelssohns WeddIng MArch us the bride Ilnd groom accompanied by Edward Harding thin groomsman and Miss Ltnnin II Wilson thobrldeituald omitted the tarlor The cere mony was performed by the her I lumis I I lolL of the Cnutch of the Holy Mnrt rut In 1or 6 tli street according to tli lplhvopal nto I lie bo oniclatedit the nodding of fuiirilibcs Snyder Tho bride was iltessid In white and wore diamond ornaments Many musical friends of the groom wore rroont Including Zulus Maggie CItric Thero wilt a bamtunt af ter tho ceremony apt dMniln In n pavilion In tiltS rear of the house which was lit bv Chi nese lanterns lie mtiilu wan provided by tin orclietri of the Lnndoii Theatre cotiHlHt InC 01 twentyfive pieces Mr Harding Is the nephew of K I Hardinc a popular music hull emgerof twentylho years 110 I Van IlokkclenCnibmnn Slim helen 51 I Ctiihmnn slaughter of E Holbrook Cushrann was married yesterday afternoon to Mr K Morns Van hokkolen The ceremony was performed at Ht Peters Church by the llev Dr C C TlfTany assisted by tho hey Dr Bocha Tho bridesmaids wnro Miss Bessie and Mies Fthal Cushman pisteH of tho brldo Miss Eleanor Cuhman I cousin Miss Peck of iroenwich Ilsx Itathborne and Miss Faber The liekt man was Mr Alfred C I 1ennoy Jho ushers were Mr lolo e Cunbmau Mr 10 Seth Cushmnn Mr Howard Cushiimn and Mr Janien CtiHliman all brothers of the lrlde the Bov Dr Coiliiuin of 1o ton and tlie Boy Dr Mann of Oran e The brides costunia was nf I white faille truiiqalsa en train trimmed with duchoKe nnd point lace ho carried a bolt I nuet of white roses nnd lilies of the valley Tho 1 bridesmaids woro towns of I white tout degprit with large cashes and carried pink boo Itiets AIr the ceremony 1 reception wns held at tbo residence of the brides father UJ7 West Tweutybocond street Ilondy ICIckrrion Tim mnrrlnrjn of Henry T Moody tho old est con of Bunker David A Moody arid Miss Gertrude M Illckerson n daughter of Charles lllckerf hay merchanttook place last I night in thus Memorial Praibytcrian Church Seventh avenue and Ht Johns jIso Urooklyn Tho church was thronead I 1 le I bride woro nn ito rnrteil 1 satiu dremi and diamond nrnamentf illfs Maud Iloody auto mId of honor and Jhomas A Nelson was best man The lIeu jI Nylsoii pHstor of tin church oltlclated At the close of the eromnny thuro was a wnd 1 ding reception at tIle hma of the bridoa parents nt S3 hlchth at critic Ir100 A very n hIisce ClmrloB I Avery n lon of Lawyer Avery of this city nail Miss Emma Alma Wallace were married yesterday afternoon by the llev Jollier Ward a the homo of Alderman 10 I J Coffey the stnpfathar of the bride at A62 Clin ton street Brooklyn lorence I Coffey the eightyearold sister I of the bride was maid of honor JnDoJ ellnla NOIIWAJK April 23 Aleils P Downes su icrluleudent or lbs Wtuport and Saugatuck Kail ayCompany and Mu KiaM thedaucbtrof Mr ant Otis FdllIlI Jnlnol IlIOn tm wur marrl1 AI 7 olook Ibti everillic at tie reiitetre or the britle paremlia tIle Iot Mr ltaies 01 the rtulConlnliollal I hllch rullfOIln the 010 II 7 The Wedging sac quluL nitty a few relative ani Itttiati Irlto lutig TeIent blowIng itt nuplll titer was au lnlom1 ronloo anti a bIIII ciii islet thu noting olflll left for a brief vIsit to I ew York They will rllid lu Wtltporl VnleliC olllnn Miss Annie Collins was married last evening to Juli Fruk Valoli at tie Church of Hi holy Rosary HDIb strt and Ileaiant seem Tie Rr J Meredith performed the ceremony Mln I Mamie Clobm was the maid of oIIoJlb V kelly I actd aa ben man Ih uihtri wr Jamis J 1 Klinlurand Kdward Valuta Jr A reception folnmed at thu bow of lb lIttle OIlion printi 4il Uait UJd strIct Towns nd llawkla Miss Viola Hawkins daughter of Mrs Dexter hawkins wi inarrll yesterday aflernooo In the Ihurcb of the Miileh to 1 Alien Tnwnind The bridesmaid wr MU Laura tnkiin and Mies Brlha ItobtnibD A reoptioi ffiiiuwtd tlbl the home of the bride s uiothr b n sit Tuirlyfourih I strut Ia cltnrby Miss Illy Lee lUrby only daughter of Mrs John 11 llarby wai marrld yesterday at her mothers house WJ If1 nth I street to Ur A a Isaac editor of tha Jewish MtHtHtttr A f cptlou followed which a few holds wr Invited lsht Yearn for A aaltlaK m Hehaol Teacher NEW HAVEN April 23 Daniel H Webster of Ulddlebury a mulatto pleaded fnllty In the KnDrler Court this taorntiif to aueult with Intent to kill lllas Blliabetb H Cow in a iclinol tiachr of MKdlbury Wbnr was ntneed to eight yan la I State pOise I II altackd Mln towan lu a lonely pou but sue fiHivlil in cliperately that Wabiir bcam enraged and nearly kllld lit SIXTEEN ARRESTS ORDERED BAfJ amrAion nfnonAtn oninr rcaa Jf a TUB J flU5IVCV7IOto Altesise Was IB nisi Xmjfloj TTheB Rs Be K an lo Oatkcr KvUcnes Aiatut Ik n llot flex MiDlera The Hwclle HI MiOorllyTho Morr Atlcnn Tells Sixteen warrant were Issued yesterday by Judge Mpplncott ot Hudson county for the arrant of election officers who are accused ol bring concerned In the big frauds at the elec tion last fall They were given to detectives connected with the prosecutor oltlco The complaints on which the warrants were Issued woro swoin to by Jameson T Altomufl this ballot leformer and were presented to the couit by lawyer William T Hoffman Four charges are made lu each complaint One la that men were allowed to vole whose names cero not on the registry lists The second is 1 that more votes wero counted by the officers than there wore nnmos on the poll lists The third la that the officer Mufled tho ballot boxes or permitted them to bo stuffed The fourth charges that the four ofilcers In each election precinct conspired to do the things alleged In the first three complaints It Is said that the men to be arrested are the officers In the Fourth Hfth Hixth and Seventh product of the First district Altemus the man who makes the complaints was in the employ of Senator McDonald whose majority as Senator was swelled by tho frauds This in not generally known U has been sup posed all along that he was in the employ of tIm Satiate Committee which is Investigating the frauds It was while In Senator McDon alds otuploy watching the recount of tho vote to toe that the Senator cot all ho was entitled to that Altemus got the evidence on which he bases the complaints and It Is i entd that the Botmtor Is bucking him up In making the com plaints hi each complaint AlteuiUH swears that be was pressutwhen tha ballots ware recount ed and that be saw each ballot and that he i otni nnlly compared and examined each poll book and registry list and tally nlieet Hit than details the dtocrapancUA he discovered tu lute bake end tallv IthvAtrt AltArllint ha ianriins the ballots that were taken from the box In ench precinct and olassllles tbni undor two heads the large ones und the jokers He concludes that all the small ballots or jokers ore fraudulent for six reasons all ot which are based on the dlllerence lit the stamp und milling on the hack of the ballots und the stamp and milling made by the boxes from which they were taken Tho men who will bo arrste are said to be the election officers who serveil in the Iourth Fifth hlxth and Seventh precincts of the First As ombly district It was not intended that any more arrests nhoiiKl be made until after the Senate Investigating onimllUo hud finished Its I investIgation In Jersey City Un Mondavltwasdlrrctly charged In local Democratic newspaper that the ar rests of the twelve officers ol tile First Second ana Third precinct of the First district which wero made just before the nnrlng election two weeks UCO were made simply to Influence the election sitU that the complaints had been made lu Lad faith aid that Judge Ilpplncott had been deceived This accusation uiadu huwyer Hoffman chance his pluns aid htirry up the complaints He said yoturday to a bus reporter In an interview I omit engaged liv l a committee of cltlrcni composed of Democrats and Itepubllcans to ns lHt in the preparation of the cases ntnlnst tIlt lcctlrn ofncors and after Indictment are lound 1 HIM to ntlft In tho prosecution I shall continue to httvie warrants lulled nzalnst the Persons who oommttlud llu rood nnd I shall nR Ut In the preparation ol the evidence to be taken before tho Orand Jury Tbe testi mony Is absolutely conclusive No monitor of the Urnml Jury can vote lot a dismissal of any case which will bo preented unions he violates his oath All the tren ral work of the Orand Jury is about computed rind tltuxt week wo ox iwot to present the election cases To lnvotl guts them will rauulro coimderuble time per haps a moith hat do you think will be clone If no In dictments arc found Well the statute of limitations does not expire until November 1M aud during that time four irand Turks will sit It is I our do lihenitn rocohe that In nil enm In nhlih the totltnony Is roncluolvu If blllu of indictment are lunornil to present them again to eucli Hiicivudlng Grand Jury until until tinotit lira found or tIm Mituto outlaws that You 10 I cdve we art only on the sLIrmlsh line now but the battle will bo fought and It will not bo amis to my that If Improper Influences ar lIlt in force to defeat the law In tile action of tie present rand Jury It IB rnoro than prob able that events will be so flxnd AB to muke It impoEsitila for the present Sheriff to draw tho next one llinhenote 1 commutes continued to nneirth ballot fiauds yostetday In the course ol tho day It trlrd to unit i ut from Albert Hat n Job printMi I who printed the i joker hal lots I7n0 I I of which erem IS found In the boxes nt the recount In Irenton I He admitted that be hail printed tile 5 MID which AHseiuluymim llyrnes testlflod ho hud ordered him to I print They worn nil Second district ballots ant ure ttruicht lien n ratk Hn did not Know who the man was who gave him the order for Atiemhlrrunn Hrrnea but he knew bo bad beeiu ordered to inaUe tlum very sinull ii roes when be testi fied before tbe committee aid ln had not Kivou any such order and was surprised when Ito got the tIckets and found tbes suriu not of the roculir sic Mr ItMr titlll that be had printed no other hum tickets t und lio could not Identify I I tlio type uod I in t jokeis i ti Itt were voted lu other districts than thu bocoud lltlor ltnBeuer Acuultted OMAHA April 23I 1 Ito ovvntor rclltor of the Omnha llrr was placed on trial today at Tokatuan Neb on tho chares of disturbing a religious inuntini Last fall ho appxaroil bo fore an audience assembled p K tn to it teln rerans lecture In Mis He en M douaiti anti u Ued that bo niiKht bo heard lu order to ra fut santlru stitch he sertad Mr Concur luid publicly made ntralnst him Mrs Ciouuitr denied him the prUiletc and he wu arrested for dittum hiuig A lellsl us meeting Altar thu exnuiinitlotl of four ltnRMi today the caua uvils dUmUfOj iy I the roiooullnc 1 Attorney Gluuderflil SCorers Sold for Good NEW CtNAAN Conn April 23 Kxcltment rrevalln itmonr irs turners her on account of the sale by uuprlnelp I iialeri o several horses which pruv tu be tfUuJfretl Ih on nttrs buy their animals In New York sal l liro kt n at a nominal price with tb apparent iurl o of lillln lam amid turning the car cells Into ioipit bit uutead they ship hum up the river nl t after illcUn lIeu up lo aitear lbs ouml horses t ko Hum across tin Stat title and dispose of theTa to fArnir ant l iiMln for a fair turn llnry iestt ana hli ion Kr If rlclt livIng In tta rins Orot dlHtrlrt only a mdmt fst from the Male Un for a r pftnIfl Its tnt tieO crrVluV on rtetr ful builnfil wiihMit d ir MUiL AlttiDuxti ttor wer Iniwu I lu b horn esrl lisT avathed arrest by urn pnrnir a ibtrd tony t lt tltlr iplllnir Mien the i OmlleuttUt autlicrlil niullr fount out who ihe vultty iereotil wore lliiif 0 dIed Ib hume nf the IalU but tIe IftMvr kli rr a rs tli line to Nr York Ole sPrttet5I iy Sw Veil omclai tue ofltnOfrl woiill iroin U IooiKrtlciit Slats llunisn Airnt L N hit l lllTM1 ant its mn niullr commuted tlir twit rrnttrf and Jiullf siiilman ba lined Ucla ir sail cost raili niiitr I p rtlfi aloni the Mai Un lure irirlli t ths nin lEns ant ills tssel i harsee ar txcnrninc alt a C h r ii I niimrmn fr Hi comfort or ftrmrrn nnl ni irr ot flts tretuera Here sre at least a iloicn rnlnnMe animal In Imahiirr 111 ftWteflell aflllclecl will the illtA anJ u itS iprad ainonif workliif animals at C ill A Nrvv Axlcnre liirilohn 1 Him in ml Co Lawyers Strong anti atlwallailer who retire inl creJItornor John K I Ilumuier Jk Cototheiinl t caiMuu i out of Ih 300t of the debts hoe is icted J lnwol Llncon aianliniln place of Jeremiah r Mur liy They liar petiitonel hits Court for the atn riolnlnintor Mr Mum o xalnit whom theta will ic no e upinltioD Tie matir wilt ruins up before tie cnnrum Muiulnr Tb lswyrs lilt that Mr Murphy did not wilt in serve a aiiltin To tin for mnricair fntf rioiar lulu brought atalnit olin K I Mnmmr and lili aIgtts on Turnlay nnnthr nuts wa J1I yesteritir Titi mnxitr u KiU M Hnuthwlek nil ih inerneife wa gi5fl tin March I Ii il is v tofiite i SI lr Iliiiiinirrs I aiugnmtit for iiik I H non mlirir i on Itie wtit side ol Third avenue uric lot South of iVi street Col nocer dor to long Isleid Cltyl Col A II Jloger of New York city was before Justice sarnird In the buprm Court 1oiiK hint city yitrsay with two haai corpus ease I nour the release of suverat instate of the Insane njluui on Ward Islsd whet he hlmilt was once ronflnnl Th crpratiD loaned lIght to aav h writ itle thisseC berahie CI Rfrl ess net a lanytr and till net rprint tie pritu inntlD4 In the wrIt Ithrr br tbclr riquil ur by that r tiilr frlodi Jnitlr liarnaril refiaed tn Jlnnlu lbs write and tint the cases to Cvuniillof bialib of Lung Island Iily lu uk i ruSt Hcunliin Jtluy tee Ilirles Aioon for A While Howe Hummel have secured from Judge Barrett of tli Supreme Court a provisional firdr vacating the lnnnotlon granted to John U Flmln author of Mrli Arose in 1 rcitramln Vlllira J Iranian from rrodnrlnv a p arund r Dial name Hran lau Is required to piy Its lusts in gee a boot I of f lio to imJninify Flminc and to itlpuial that the Inluno lion lull shall b triad at the Uy tipeclsl Term truth It compIle with all uf tie oudlUoDl this Inluncllou wUlcentlnue A Wejdrvsj h On Tuesday alternnon Special Officer Clark ef Alliuaus dry goods tore on Mith avenue law a wU driiJ woman take a3 latnbvl front a counter and walk iweri li th door whets she tie tO the tag A ealeawomun asked her to return Ai abe rrnlerrd thu etor itt dropped two yartlsof biack silk At iolite hiea4tluirters iii ahpiifler gave Its name if Aoguts rcbrailbaur if 1 Piinib avesus At the Jslurioti Mallet rlli Ceurt yur ay abe denIed takln the aaUiU but WM LM In UQg bell for laminatlou F HOT ITAIlJtACti KXCWTJIIJ ClAitf Itecorder Siurth Use III InfliiPncA With the Puwuhritkrriilu Mm liner Itehitlfl Charles Dimlollon u lull strapping fol low pleaded cullty yesterday in the General Sessions ton cliarco of entering tIle rooms of Mrs Nollld liner at 121 Itlvlnmon street on March 18 and bteallnc 110 worth of clothing This Is l your third conviction Dandelion paid Recorder Snsvlim Von sent a boy to this poor woman to toll her tfent hor liunband had bean killed bite run to his place of employ ment to hind that yourstatemont p asacruol Ito While she WItS iiwuy from lei rooms you sneaked and itoo evarytnlng that you could lay your hands oneven tho canary bird 1 didnt take the bird sir replied Dande lion Well I believe you did What did you do with the clotlnuuV I pawned it and burned tile tickets Wbcru and when did ym pawn It I At IT llreckwedlos Judge at ii East Ilroad way rejoined Uandelion And thoroa the ninn now that 1 pawuod It with Hn poinitd to a short baldheaded man among tim spectators The man told the Ko mi der that Ills niinin na 1lnlip Mcdovern and that ho wits nileik for Bieckwedlo But tin 1 item on another hoe align he paid nnd I dont know unythlue about this uiuu or too ciotiminc w ell Mild Recorder Smyth we will know all about It very noon DIucer Iteap coup to ItrocknedleH pawnshop and look ut liU bo ks and find that clothing Take the complainant with you and brIng to thu court whatever clothing sits Idontllles 1 will rumuud you Dandelion for the present OUIcerltennwcntttway with Sirs lIter About an hour later they rezierel the court room Mr titter bad tt big bundle in her anus and her broad rosy lam was cn aial with unllfn hho had recovered all uf hour property except the canary bird It Is tin itecorders practice where personal property Is stolen to endeavor to compel its restoration to the owner rawnbrokeis know this so well that when they ate uiinmmiod be fore the Recorder they Irunnenlly take with them the stolen property pawned at Ihnir Rhripri Modovorn tie lerk whom I tttnfliuti Identified hud In his po osti oil a cold 1 watch thnt hud been stolen und pledged iii htiucic wodlua shop lor IM Suicide In the 1lltnnm llnnne A goodlooking durkcomplexlonod young man about il yetire oil wlio ivm lu he IMinaMi lie se at ai oclock on Tuesday tight an I rtii trr l at James Vonnr of twark waifoun 1 he 1 id lu his ted I vi trilay flrnoon here I wc a ha f emptied bultl of laudanuai nn tie bureau br Ih hit l Youlitf sent lo bet Iinmdl4til aft jrlitrrlnr and Ml duet wai not ducoverid until OtIs Ins Kvinji Its hotI ii rivr not rcivinr anY aniwr ti i hn rats forocd oiu tite dour of lie rOomS Mi Oat tIe titsil hail a sit him W5 ml cents a pen knife alt a pair ot epegssss iii holy c s remonil to bite JloiKtie llrarletti SLeepS thai Wufcll Henrietta Jacobson of 273 Fourth street was eoroiilalnaul against Harry alowlck raihlir for Corn Kallik A io H4 VVil llllli drIll In this Harlem Fo lice Cuurt yesterday ibs laid that she bad bin en gaysi to henry and tliai he bail given hr a ring worth Situ a watch valnd at Svt anil an uxartmnt rlnf worth iv Tbn b full In bye wuh anmiiir slrl aul took bark his frronll Juillc iiuSr talked lu tie yonnrp e al lIenrv tall lie w mid give nnrltu tie wt h U she wou d ive up tile rttmga The cai wal dliuilhifil with lid undemanding WitddliiKliBM Ueturm to Rile MIHUidolUr MoMlon la Veet Have NEW JlAvrs April 21 Wilson Waddlnuham the luiw Meilco cattl kIng sit account of whoi dl Torcf from Mi wife sot tuhiiunt marriage to Mini Sanni Harrows was published in TMB Hun Las returned will hn wire to 15 eli llarcu vher h hue a million duller inanilon It u hitiei lust Mr and Mrs Wad diorfbaiu will musk their permanent tioui there ttolef Eaglarer HIIUITBQI Hupenlu Chief Knclneor MIchael flulllvan of the Long faultily Fire Department who It aecui4 ot Inrora reinfT has been suspended by th bard ef Fit i ominliilDrs pendlnc an lnriiliail Uiynr files ion prtiinns elm starlltbfr detUiueuti at time lu vcitUallun Mnnr blur fbr I flruiit lUiinilnnin Ilouo 1oht No 41 0 I A 11 n HH locating last I Tuesday night rnolvd to contribui to lie Client tfoDumfnt Kaod The Pepartmenl Comrainder be i Mat ooannnleallon to all in you la tue Hut aiklof fr cenulbuUuus Ii this land I I A o iiinri Tontit or iKintuit thi A InlTrrullnt tlliilmrr Ohrct to tko JCilidlnff nrlUein lu the Hchool Xonwicii tinl tiflue hot i W Jen kins of this city pastor of tie I nivornllst church has caused a lreezs in town by pub lishing an open letter to thu Norwich Hoard of u IMucitlon daiuniidlng that the teachers In the public Hchools retrain from reading aloud ann passages from tin Old Testament at tlio open Ing exercises in tio olio In For Homo months says tho c rurjman a certain limiher In one of our city schools ban been 4 reeling repeatedly from time Old Testament accounts ot murders II Ham vi human BacrN flcos lot x torturinca iJudgos ivl lire fall Ing from lieaven 1 Ella xvlll human be Incs cloned and tortured to death il Kings xxl threatening to cut tbe Chaldeans to pieces I lian II I tho i lcos burned I Dim III I p iVi to her scholars as an opening exercise fly repeated comiunictlons 1 have appealed to time r uperlnt nd nt nnd to tbo liiard to limit I thu rcrlpture reading to time sew 1pntunient 1 1 or to intiiduca n manual of biilt tural mltio tloim suitable to be rend tu children 1 can got uo reply or eatlfar tiou hiulni dono my test since Nov U lssl In conclusion Mr Ipnklns says Now I j claim tbnt there In on ugh tlat Is beautiful 4 liHlpful and comforting in I tbn Blbln I without I rnaillnir smith i unliflnns KH lune bunt mad 17 lila teacher ihe last hix inniitbstobericholars And 1 claim nioreovoi that jour honorable P liodyouuht Ut bonestlv hit Ibis nullity and Ebttle It and fottiu It rlzbt Ono local paper umplnns Mr lenklnsa cause mid In i tint tbn IMISIOIII of rending tie Old or tie Ner I fiamim In ihe publla fccbonlu outjht to LH ilulHlicd ut Kether An a rule IIHM Pr istnut ilergyrnali und their lloks u sin ippord I to Mr JvnkinH 1 project aliutit nhlch lucre is a crust d hal of heated dls cusuIn In nil parts of tne trite Not u few emi nont lit Cii lu i the I Main 1 I till 50 sri tttn t ho clergy man opprounic bis tan l but they are dread fully catrlntM lest tl dr Identity may be dl e clonoil It Is I likely that HUII action will b taken br the liiird ot JdtiCHtlon proscribing tIe roadfu of the tooth ubnoiioub IJIblloal laoittes it Islter loIre I Tile girls formerly employed at the box tao tory of lienlti i to la New llareu who urnck re mutt on aiconnt of a reduction In wag held a meat Inc last might for the pirpoae cf tTectlnff an orranUuv lion The sInkers sill have the aid of the Trades Codi i I cil In niniilaluinc tbefr poiltln f Ala steelIng yilerdaynf onlrri of the Kr4IyA Ilubbard CvMpany Cr Xrldn nu and a eommlll rt thlr lork4 ut Irnn iniidrfc an amicable ittl 4 inrnt of theIr slOleollla was res led ml It le cxpoUA tlikl ih men will rem work unmrdiatly Tie sink at the JickiB Oonil nr n mill Naihn N M ii still en and lIst li ce Indication of act Immedl I at citing In lbs oullk Tb mull SIC rloid and the I I NJO oeratlTi arc aoui town Should thr be no set I Ieiuent within a few day inauy will ak work eli wkr itS itaalock at Biufrs pork paeklni tabllibm nt In loitui mil contlioei It is tenraiiy believed thai hue trouble will be eellled by arlillrallgn II The granite mea la Qnlnrr Mail yitrday nottfld 1 tha quarryman taat their demand her nIne boors ant 4 an advance U wages would cot b cunodil The mea will probably strIke May I Unite aid Art for the IstrkK The Park Commissioners resolved yesterday to ha maila lu Central rark en Eatuiay sad Sunday afttraooni brlnalDf on Kay I by tke lavath Pitt mint Band la Vattry rark eu FrKay valrn begIn ningoms May v by Ib bUlynlalh Redmsitlaadi TomcklB Hire 85 Wedsidar vinlnn Vetinstnton May T tn tk Twltik Krlmsi halt la lbs Lash lOver rack cu Thini r afliraon kirtaolof Mav U I by u Mink Itrlmeiii Sana aaeln Neat Metric fark en Tuesday aviilQii rianlMr May I by the tfvstr i tnt Keyiment Sari Tier will hi concru kiss fa rradli rark nn days to he uliocen hraftr It was I eitltnatd that hite airef cast nt eacti conoert Iil7u A ItsnZi bun of Aleinder L Unlly the Inventor lot 41 th Hiuemr steel prorrit ny Sculptor J Q A Hard Wai preinit le the CcmioUtoiri for tIe city by va riots incltlei ef civil nirinere and a She in sum t park oilier than Central rack will tl lllictiJ lei U 5 f nan Atuy from a Convent Kate hleaney li years old feigned slcknem during serylcus U the chapel f the Dominican Con viol JI3 West Thlrllilb itriV tail Sunday and waS tIn icuird to to to bet leiu Isstead ike lift th In itltution and went lo aonvnl tf ib sam order al Miirihlrl itrnt an I Inlnirtn avnus repriitlnt Hint he was cut mil n an errand SeC waa loll lb I time ug dec s tie II wa icing riiofnd to the Itei u lirtleth purest r nvent she ran away from tie aTli e bo had rtiarifenf her Her moihr Marisrii Iltiner of I7J uPon Uriel Urooklrn aiiaibpoUc reitrdar to look for her iMt highS Ike poll Wale nstiflI tbt the ilscuei for the mviulloa of Cnalty K CHUUra bad tbi glL n or

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1M J T 6 t THE SUN ThURSDAY APRIL 24 1890 I 1 i 1 Wbe tm mtitntpflIL 31 1890 j London OfllfM of TltK 8UH f m Ihl M Irand j drond to FRANK An t femmontritl should b I Jdrauii j Wllllh 430 rand London w U I E lj I Tho Women Convention f Tho convention of womens clubs now In Mission In Mudlson nvenuo la I by no luenim 1 10 Important or inUrcatinK na that recently hold at the Metropolitan Opera IIous Ye d a an Indication of tho direction which the j I 1 Ambition of women taken In these days It 1 ba much significance 1 hey aro eager to compelo with mon In i every fold of activity and they find tim rou conventional society exceedingly Uno of convontonal ecoe lllly I thoso who are tlreBom In the ranks of nobbishly called tim Four Hundred there aro young ladles who disdain the triumphs I1 l f of tho UrMvimr room They want to l t J distinguish themselves In I larger iphcre 1 though In tho rinliu of Boclety woman I In all times has been an autocrat Perhaps theso noble girls feel their I i superiority to tho men by whom they are 4 superlorll rule I they ore better I surrounded As n ru y Iro letter educated and thry havo not impaired their j capacities by the follies eo usual In the sox of Ha greater strength I which boasts rator strenlth whether the L Yet wo very much question race will rain by nny such separation of orKinUatloii of wo men and women m tho orllUlzltlon wo mens cubs Implies Iho trouble about mens clubs Is tint t they keep women out and thus lose the mostrcllnins of Influences Hut we wish to tho convotitlon of womens cub al possible success harmony progress and satisfaction I Not the Randall Pattern The Democrats of the Tliltd Pennsylvania district have an Important duty to perform In selecting A successor t Mr RANDALL I 1 not to bo expected that they will find the equal of Mr IUNDAIIJ In the qualifica tions of party leadership and capacity for public life Hut the hast that thoy ought to do In justice to tho memory of that great Demooratlu Btatcstnan and to their own share In his fame Is to nominate as his suc cessor I limn who faithfully represents Ills political nnd economic opinions Wo urn Informed Hint an effort Is malting under the dlicctluii und encouragement of Col WILLIAM I M SIMIFRLY of tho Ihiltidrl l phia llcmnt tohccuro the nomination of Mr JAME M HECK This gentleman we learn from fits boomeiy Is 1 young lawyer who doesnt llvo In tho district or didnt until a short time ago Ko man In Philadelphia says tho Ittcoril could bo named ex perience aud political training would at once prenc enable him t fill out the measure of capable uervlco that Mr RANDALL was able to ren der Hut for thu reason It is all the moro necessary to lay the foundation for future usefulness by getting an near to the liAK VAL patter as possible The first that we ever heard of Mr BECK whom tho Record considers t be near the KANDALL pattern wasa few days ago when he was amoug the speaker at a dinner of the Young Mens Dcmocratlo Club at Bos ton and mado a rabid freo trade speech To propose that a bitter opponent of pro tection shall take the place In Congress so long held by Mr RANDALL Beems little less than aa Insult to his memory I I Shall Not bo Destroy I Universal Suffrage 8hul De stroy edl I Tho courso of tho Republicans at Albany bany lu repudiating the amendments to tho SAXTON Ballot bill which they had agreed to may prove a source of grief and disappointment to the ballot reformers of thla town but It will surprise nobody else Aa every one who has followed the matter from tho first has seen clearly the Republican can managers of this State have never been In favor of any real reform of electoral methods The Republicans hold tho na tional Administration the majority In Con gress and In most of the Northern States and thy cxeruiso legislative l power In this Btato through tho continuing Iniquity of an old apportionment llioy have no mason to desire any change in voting methods which could add to Democratic chances What they desire and what they have Striven for with ntlmltable vigor and excel lent judgment Is not ballot reform but a dovlro for dNfriturhlMnc l enough Democrats enable them to win They wanted die franchlsemcnt of Democrats lu the large cities and they liuvo cudoavoied in every conceivable way to attain it Until the Australian method of kangaroo voting pie Bcnt d itself they were unable to flint a die frunchUiiitf phtn which had tho advantage of commending Itself to the Simple Simons of Democracy vlio art ready to throw up their cap for any absurdity and thus leave their heads u barren of covering as they are barren of bruins This was bettor than a poll tax a triple registry a property luulltlcatlou or any other device yet proposed I tho Democratic majority I the big cltlcd could bo reduced from tho of 100000 In Presidential prchont figure 1000 a i year to 60K or 60000 by the disfranchise ment of u Hiifllclent number of Democrats then New York would become a Republican It Btate and the battle of the Republicans In y the nation would bo easy with New Yorks 8 electoral votes lost to tho Democracy But fortunately for the welfare of tho Democratic party in tho country thero Is a teal leader and not c ttnnv and sawdust chieftain In high executive office in Albany I To put the sincerity of the Republicans to tho test ho and his Democratic associates stood prepared to yield something of their views against the newfangled system pro vided that under Its provisions no qualified elector should forfeit Ids right t voto and I no violence should be done to the provisions II I of the State Constitution i l it was so agreed and under this agree ment the printing of tickets was to b paid for by the State j the security of the eleotor was to be Increased the sworn public WI t Increld Iworn publo offl I core were t be restricted to thu performance i of tholr proper duties those who desire to vote In kangaroo fashion were to be permuted pr muted t do so while those who desire t pursue the present plan were not t b de prived of that right Just as soon as the Re publicans perotlvod that under the publcn meas ure thus agreed t no Democrats were to I bo disfranchised they turned neatnst It and set themselves to kill to to speak their own kangaroo That Is the present situation and It dis plays clearly the utter hollowness and hypocrisy of the Republican position and casts Into clearer light the political Imbe cility oi the simpletons who while claiming t be on the Democratic side have favored this fatuous scheme for disfranchising other Democrats From the beginning of the whole business there has been but one vital and essential question to be regarded Shall tolling and unlettered bo deprived poor tolnl unlterd mcu b de prived of their right to vote to that tho forces of tho Democracy may bo diminished the chances of corruption Increased and Uie Republicans now in the minority be 4 larated Into a majority by the help of Dem ocratlo donky and ilumruMps There a unfortunately a fair political Democrats who themselves catrayl calling themslve Demorat have been noisy in Applauding the Australian fraud but In the light of this weeks disclosure closure of the real Republican position they present A sorry I spectacle a oven Mr SAXTON hluuelf Great Is 1 American manhood Democracy 1 Great Is universal suffrage I A Question of Fact Tho Brooklyn Cittten discussing I recent episode with groat fairness but with an lin perfect nppreheiiBlon of tho facts makes an observation which n hundred other news papers have expressed In similar words 11 U i proper to ay that had Mr CLtvimo mid Ib laniuatelmpnttd to him Air Di it a reply would have bren merited In run and tn add that Kr CLIVLLIIDI chance of nnomlnatlcn In l M would litve dliappeareil forever Them Is 1 double dose of truth In this brief sentence Tho ilret of Its two proposi tions will hardly bi denied by any man with tho instincts of manhood while the ecooud explains pteclscly why an elaborate and most hiKenloUj attempt has been mado by Mr CLUVKLANIB friends persuade tho I public that he did not tine tho foul and sense less language attributed to him The Citizen further expresses tho opinion contained In tho passage printed below nnd again wo quote the remarUsof our Brooklyn contemporary as representing what Is 1 said by a hundred other journals that honestly believe they havo sot hold of the whole truth of this matter Tte truth taint I now partially plain that the provo cation Inn to Mr Utiwai not riven by Mr Ctrvi LARD the former ihonld drop the lubject cud leave the rnbllo to deal with the inallcleue liar at the bottom of the whole btnlneu That liar 111 hardly neiemary to iar I the Xev rot WorLd Did Mr CLEVELAND use tho foul nnd silly language attributed to him by the HorWre porter or did he not Wo do not hesitate to say for tho Information of all concerned that had the author of the Interview con fessed that he forged the offensive part o It or had he been expelled from the office of tho World for forgery and fraud or had Mr CLEVELAND published In a manly re sponsible way nn unqualified denial that ho had uttered n tho presence of tho World reporter the coarse epithets and tho shamefully falso charge Introducing Mrs CLEVELANDS name tvo should not have lost a single day in withdrawIng such remarks ashavebecn founded upon tho credo ted truth of the Intel vinvr Any one of time three methods of demonstration just nov mentioned would bo satisfactory evidence far as wo RIO concerned that wo hal lieen l led to do Mr CLEVELAND Injustice Thcio would not bean instants hesitation as to our duty under tho circumstances Personal Ikos and dislikes do not cloud in tho slightest decree our disposition to ren der to every man the justice which honor able good faith requires I is proper to add however that we are not of the stuff that can b made tho victim of one of the chea pest and most aleut tricks of political jour nalism or that Ih dismayed by any prccon erted and humbug howl But Mr CLEVELAND has not published any authoritative denial of tho truth of the original Interview The World has not re pudiated it editorially except to say that only the first foU teen lines were formally prepared for publication by Mr CLEVE LAD The WurlifH editorial aser lon thnt lie did not uso tho roirso and Intemperate personal expressions I accredited to him In a subsequent portion of the Interview Is deprived of force by the somewhat Ironical addendum that his Hernia well know such language is I foreign to his temperament ali custom i And finally the author of the Interview whose pnvato reputation has been to a cer aln extent publicly Racrillced to Mr CLEVE LANDS political Interests has not been dis missed by this World for forgery and fraud but on the contrary retains as we under stand the full confidence nnd cbteem of his employers and associates We therefore repeat for the benefit of tho Citizen and all other friends aud with Q knowledge of the exact circumstances which Is probably quite as accurate as hnire that after investigation we are satis led that the report printed In the World ailed t exhibit the language employed by Mr CLEVELAND In the full measure of its violence Its almost Inconceivable grossness and Its unprintable profanity Tho Oklahoma Compromise The agreement reached by the two branches of Congress on the Oklahoma bill la i fair and Benglblu lime Ilouso has consented to leave the Cherokee Outlet out of the territorial limits of Oklahoma to which it certainly does not M yet belong the Senate hu min sented that the United States Courts In Ok ahoma shall have jurisdiction over the Cherokee Outlet for the purpobo nf cn forcing theme tlm laws of the United States The makes another concession Senate alothlr COlc hln tat ns noon us the Indian claim to the Out lot Is cxtlngul bed It shall become a part of Oklahoma without further legislation Its ands being then opened t settlement slm ply on the Presidents proclamation This also Is judicious because the purchase of the tract maybe consummated during the recess of Congress and needless delay would then be occasioned opening the lands besides trouble in expelling Intruders The Senate in the more conservative leg slatlou It proposed was guided by a desire to respect the rights of the Cherokees the louse was chiefly stimulated by the belief hat the Outlet now cutting off Oklahoma rom KaiiEits and tho whole North must omehovr bo acquired and annpiil to Olla loma even If by the process of condemning the strip to public uses and paying the pi Ice for It which Commissioners might fix Ho Ides It n held that the existing treaty with the Cherokees under which friendly Indians may L settled on this tract Justl led the Inclusion of It In Oklahoma at least for judicial purposes The actual cum pro wIse however practically accomplishes both purposes t some extent The last Congress by the net approved March 11839 established I United States Court with jurisdiction over the entire In dian Territory Including of course Okla homa and the Cherokee Outlet Tills court wa to have exclusive original Jurisdiction over offences not punishable by death or imprisonment at hard labor while jurisdic tion over the more serious crimes so punish able remained In thn United States Courts of Texas KanwiH IUd Aiknn sae The Territorial Court FO otiib Ished also bal exclusive original juilmllc Jon In civil cases Involving lens ton civi C180 Involvll not s than 10 and In mining dlpputes of any amount but jurisdiction did not extend to contro versies between persons of Indian blood Regular terms of the court were to bo held at Muicogee on the first Mondays of April and September with power to hold sperlal ncf8loiis Hut these tribunal vveio distant from Oklahoma and It vvasnleo obvious Oklalllalld Itllslho obluustllt many eases would IIIIHO not ruachlng thn minimum amount of fl0 in rontriiverity I having become necessary to establish amore for Oklahoma more complete judicial system Oklahoma I was felt t be wise to extend Ita benefits to JL the Cerke Outlet over which the Govern ment has rights and obligations distinct other hinds belonging to I to from those a t mndf blonlnl t the Cherokees Besides the proclamation II I of tho President ordering the cattle syndi I I cate t leave the Gullet on or before a day fixed may lead to judicial process In the present legislation tho Cherokees will undoubtedly recognize the determina tion of Congress to open the Outlet to set tlement This has become a necessity from tho geographical position of Oklahoma and I but for tho Oovornmcnt the Outlet would already linvo become n thoroughfare and practically useless to the Indians There Is no disposition however to tako advantage of the latter but rather 1 purpose tt give them a fair price for the land On time other hand there Is quite as little deposition to penult Iho Cherokees many of whom are shroud white mel to comblno with tholr lessees who now occupy Limo Outlet for grazing to force up the price The truth Is that the Government has all the advantage on Its side I can exorcise 1m unquestioned treaty right of pulling other friendly tribe upon the Outlet i and this would bring the Cherokees a much smaller prleo thin Government Is vili lug to pay for petlllng whiles there There If no doubt about this power for article 10 of the treaty of July 19 1SCC Is follows Ihe i tolled Slate may settle friendly Indians In any part of the Cherokee country went of 10 to be taken In a compact form In quantity nut ixceedlnt one hun dred 141 mxly acrei lor each member of each of said tries thus to be uttied the boundarlei of each of sell ilitrlcti lo be distinctly marked on the land conveyed In fen lmple to each of lid tribes lo I be held In common or by their cumbers In leveralty as the United dates may d Ide SetS laud thin dirpoied of to be paid for to the Cherokee Nation such price aa may be agreed rn between the I a1 i I partIes In Intercut lubject te I the approval of the President and 1 I they should not agree then the price lo be lied by the 1reiWsnt The thrroke Nation to rettln the right of poisssaion of end Jurisdiction osr all of said country we t of NI m lotxltude nntil thin loK and eccutjled after whloh their jurisdiction and rich nr pouession to terminate forever so to each of laid district thuim old and occupied As a fact 551732 acres of time Gullet have already been acquired under this provision and tho lane s the Otoes and Sllssourlas the Ponca and the Nez Tercis now Ton kavvns have been nettltid thereon For tho Ponces vvo Und that 10181 acres were taken and wo further flail that an appropriation of 433S91G was made by time art of March 3 I 1811 to pay for this land which was nt the rnlo of 4713 cents per acre That In fact i I was tho appraised value although It Is iniiRh less than onehalf of what Con gress has now offered for nil the rest of the land To this precedent Secretary Piiorron alludes In declaring that the Gov ernment might now pottln other trioos I upon the remainder of time Outlet without paying tho Cherokees thentor more than I would be duo under tho appraisement al ready made 1719 cents per acre The I Chcrokees protest that they never have con sldrred this to be the permanent and con tinuing price but lu case of dispute tho I treaty article already quoted gives tho I I President time right to fix the prlco That ho would not llx It iibova fiovrntyIlve routs per time fat that tho Cherokees acru L i ev Ident frnm short time leased Iho hess themselves a uJolllFed Outlet for 2000 1 roar I contains 6022 7M acres an I since 200000 Is the Interest at five per cent on 1000000 this latter bum In turn repteseilts about bixtyslx cent an aero HB the value Yet tho Government I offers 7ni17 for the same GQ221A acres which Is 125 per acre Tho Cherokees bhould accept the offer The New Base Hull Whethor ono regards tho present state of our national same with much I i little ttttis factlim depends on whether lie is i 11101 o in terested in I bans ball or In I philanthropy A slnionpurn baso ballist the critic who Is first last ali only for tho beauties and time 1101 of lime game leguidlrFSof all else cannot bo much pleased Time standard of this bosonV pluy Mil by tmo possibility l be as good OH it lias bwen By splitting up the old Leagues nines into donlilo their former number tho now clubs League and Brother hood have each had to cal In both back number and novices in order to fill up their ranks The swells of tho game who by Blniplii evolutionary law hud grav itated Into one great national lenguo of un disputed pI eiumuireiuce are novvniKcd In with upstarts nnd castoff and hence tho degree of bklll with which tho fort is exhibited on tlc DOSt Impuitant I Hold has to suffer On the other hand time average phllan lliroplsl will see much to praise in tlm new arrangement Thero me placet lor twlio as many players of League cnhlire ns there were lat ycir Time tate of wages In some cases atti ant has IIOPII very ieatly inlted Time pital Ic t rt t lei44 l liljrhclns ball playing for UII t i muiiiy but I tho player IIII h fn d In aim nmbtrm get moia i motity fur f tlilr ball 1 playing MI m whll time iocro of t ito unadul terated I sport mourn for tho ii ml immimi lit to In jury to tho ntliletle tldoof It all students of boolal principles whether fteiiuentrrs of the ball gm lull or not miHt hal i with dHllffla I tho changa in UIH dilributlon of prollls I And there is ono advantage which both the I pure hal export and time hlUIIIlrlt least those of New York can enjoy In common Tlm two grounds here will makn It jUlt twice as easy to procure teals us It usud to be This presents time most Important fonttirrs of a situation of national Inteiest It will 0 Tlc Hts careful duty tj observe and to expound Its change until as vvj expert the champion bannetn of their respective leagues nhall have been hoMed In time Polo Grounds and the Brotherhood Park A bill about llsh Is now Imforn the Albany LecUlaturo and It wouldpeem toba admirably suited for the imri o of prenoniluu ooe of the finest llihlnk Minors we have the hudson Jilter fruin notlni linstock raduied to the rink of extinction Time bill in iiueitlon is numbered 155 and the drat section of It Is this No person or lotion shell catch or kill or attempt to catch or kill any flat of alT kind in the vater of the lluJnm Itiver or lu any bay rah Inlet or tributary thereof with weir tet Hue nine tin nei bap net hooV net tyke net pound not or any Und of net or device or mucous whateer otherwUeihan by hock and line hell In the hand o attached fiihlnf rodi This lection bhall not apply to theratchliiir or lulinir of ihad barring iturtfeon trust nol and imelt the Uw I re ulat hog the capture of whl h bell hereby lu n win af fected nur ihalllt apply to the taking of eel by pot or pearl the taking of minnow for bait In the trlhutariei of tin Hudson Hirer nor lo the taklnrof fUh by orders of the CommiiBloneri of Hihrnei for ttie purjioie ef natural or artinclal vropazatlou A bill which foeks to alter or abrlde the netting Inioriwt Is bound to meat with dim cullies There is I money in limits and their champions ate oarmmsit llut In time interest of fall play botnaon nets and fish the fish along time liudoa hhoulil hate lltllo help I thoy dont utl they may give nut I ionium pxploriTB hn f biimmer found I nuttIest on time Ilthl llyk i s ielauds which are HO somali that time collie urea of the throa IMiuulu Is tluc four miles Inlda not our 1Iu or tijunrii mi a Ther they worn In tlio Arctic Ocean thirty miles trout thin nearest 1 land on of tin lure hjiltlmrcen 1lall from which they are sup posed to hate migrated Of course the Island were HM within tsUht of limo mainland amid limo uiieiuiinri nf reindeer on these little roekn hhovvp Hint they mire grout Ito tiavnllor Th pris iii o of riindeiir In Silt boKeu i o far from nny other land and In region hlch us far tie we know tins never hud human In habitants has lone been a subject of specula tion Their recent appoaranoo on the Krk Yi vr Itlands shows that the y a pabl of sites civ wanderlage on the Ice The animals found thee wr fat and Ik and wire vldntly wall oontntd In their lout littl island homo Women have some Important rlghU and prlvllKi amonc the Interesting cannibals of the Tortes Htralt south of New Guises that are not often given to the fair ix In the Anglo Saxon world Accordlnc to Mr A C HADDEN ene of the rules Imparted to tie youths br tho old mm IB You no II clrl flrit I YOU do clrl lauRh call a woman Ilrl at yoU and cal YOU omll which being Inter reled br Mr HADDIN means that the retina man must not propose marriage to a girl but must wait for her to ask nrnt This IA I Quite different thing from the Ordinary bargaIn and eal that usually attend matrimonial trnnactloas among savages RtJlOV Ii TUB IJIKCH Tie Vote or Hrvernl rrtterle o he tliieitlon IXIerduy MinnMrrowtf April 23 Thn Presbytery of the Hudson which comprised within IU juris diction the lrabrt rlan churches of Orauire Itookland and Kulllvnn counties closed an lit torestlng Boanlon lu this city nt noon today Tho principal subjot before the Presbytery for action was the question of a revision of the Confession of Faith as submitted by ovorttmros from the General Assembly A committee wait nnoolntad to prepare a responso to time over tures connistltc of five ministers and two elders with the llv Jntres C For ythe 1 V of the MontKomorr Church as Chairman A inajorltr of thn committee headed by tho majorty cOOlltol Chairman reported In favor of a revision 111trlall form an to bring the creed into more 811 lnilho al comiileto Imrmony with tho Word of Uod and llkewlpo abioitHt of the spIrit of the mmme by llmltmtliiu finm It the hnrnh rciiellnnt and uuMorltiturnl ilocrnai us stated In the third clmiiter of tho Coufaaalon of Clods rreoostlna tion of nil of the nonelect children of mel to e 111 torineutn and llY Biibntltutlnu a declaration of iodv abundant provltdon for the salvttli n of nil men Elder W b iillman submitted n minority reo Eder 1 ratinrt Koine ntlll further In llberalliliic the ulll Kti Creed and time llev H C Hepburn ot Camiihell 11 110 Hull urotuntedu third report against revision in any form The revisionists carried their point by a ma jority of 7 The number of abneuteu when the vot was taken was a remarkable flae of the con trot ersy NKnnunnn April 23Tho Prenbytcrr of time North llher re tordar adopted the report of time commltteu In favor of the revision of time Confiisslnti of 1alth only threo votlne no IhbT I Aiirll 21he Presbytery of Tror yes terdar voted 41 to In favor of the Confooslon 01 1nltli and Hiibmlttfd to the discretion of the Gneral Assembly the details iUiiiMtiiti April dotaljs 1 the Baltimore Presbytery tday discuBflner the revision of tho catechism the Her Henry llracoh said that tho men Who want revision are not the beet friends of i I ulvlniMii 1 1 hay are mn who are dUsatlaflod nml once they eeln t to make ehanee them lsnotelilutcvvh rtby will eud Thrie Is a largo element ul the Church that IB not CHlvlnlilo und even Ihe mInistry is to a treat extent mail up of outsiders Time Itov luoree Morrison said hn was sorry to en a man Ilime Dr hmlth advocating a chanco iu the Conlesnlon on the ground of ex Uloncy I 1 he eslinlnxter Confession Is not 1 political tiliitfouu to be tinkered with and altered to suit the whIm and ancles of dif ferent factions Creed revision Is not tha anti dote for the disitase that fins attacked Iho Church I vtlll onun UP the flood cutes for infiloonteiits und expediency will Imvs to be invoked ncnln ant I again untjl Prrsbyterlanlsin will be totally obliterated Nothing should be cODivdert to mime new agitation I he Kev 11 1 1 1 farter said The people who aro now advocating revision want to give us a nuzarcoiiteil I alvlnlsui hut they cannot chance I I Is 1 04115 truth and 1s tinchnncu ublo If the doutrlnes of Cnlvlnlam aro so hunt anil misMorv why 10 I I that time Church In t increasing her inembershlii not only lu thin country nud In Europe but also ainonc the Hindoos and thlneos The report of Dr Smith Itls true le I very conservative It wU not SatIsfy the agitators I I tTbut t ore All T lkUs About I A few lucky pro who ban corns to know eorae of I Mr Idliou truned heutenanti hate beard the photo Kraph perform lu a OCT that would aiionKh lbs eneral public Mau cjllnderi are itowed away with marvel loudly Intereitlnr records opium their waxen lurfaceii The Gladstone cylinder ll I exhibited only on rare occa stone and to dlhtinfulihed guests It li I already an extremely valuable record aud at liladitonea tlealh It will Nobbl be worlhll l A cylinder contalnlutf s tow sentences by old Den Von Meltke now uo ears of are IB I occailonill btt going A mess valuable but net leu I curious cylinder rivet the choking sobs of a Ger man Infant wbole ash 1 were caught In Derltu laat lie cetnher Fuun rtunrby Ell 1erblna aunts by well known ainterR ihort laiKajtei m from current play and like ihliitrx are all on ilurace In phonograph cylinder and brouchl out now and then 1he e cjlindere lone nothing lu clearness nud volume from the lapue of year but of cola e may te worn out from n e Mr Kdtxon believer that a record uken today and care fully preiened can hut reproduced Soil YUI hence The brilliant tower of electric mIght at the exhibition now golnc on at Lenox Lyceum would not have beea poiilttle In IU present form three month ago The tower contalua 14HO tIght or four citnde nuwer and Ili only within a few k that electrIcIans have been able to transmit through a eerie of luch lamps a current lUfticlent to brut them all I Optlclnci and oculliti lay that belfry and steeps clock are absolutely uieleui to at least a third of titus for wliote brneflt they are set UI rerhapu lesj I than twoihirdBof the mm women and chll Iren who a lb l Ity Hall can rfd tie 10 of the clock up In the cu pola In many Instance ouch defect of the ejes Is I un buspectld In chll Ireu and probably hundreds of chit dreti earn at bchiol a reituiatlotiifur stupidity when not the Intellect but the ere u at clOt VlolaUun 01 the tlntit Cause of the twentieth article for the oWWOII or tite lay is I tue nnh charge aIl I 011 Mdcl a hub mI titat h neglected drlu port 01 tuts rcell eruolo huave I the articles of war read on It trot ullly ur etery mlllh Tttlo CellY I one of the 11 Ioluly alllu of tue I many larLca uiiitiaii ji I jitua on board vi an noieriuan mao or war It is real 1 i art of ti full dress muster aud I whole Irlolol m I conuiuui I aiuuut the prel11 of hot iermnlttiug one I lea itoujul 10 Lnow I e hal one o rigid baud dOlh ItuC t SLim a iii 1 mit rye Ir four other oIce siand near together In rrulr graictiono or rn arid dacli boar wlot every other cit un but ead rploln hlo nul o o hither In eOIUIII1 wll h la bUl uwouk1 ruin the nl 11 rank jut 0 I they a lr arisd Iy Jl1 mi and the CoITeriiiim 0 crc carried tue bY men if r the mug dsince teiepliouie I artirtel of War which Cultism dreadful denunciation f prolane i earluK and ether I olTence dally commuted on tord t are solemnly read to the aoembled onirer and men allot whom privately grin at thus whole ridiculous perfotmance Kuia Ju e Ieul Must fVuni a Hfctut f ermw Mr Ideal of a man I is John time Baptist who Inmped on a man amid stauii ed ttiu very fcaiberi out of him iMuin Me I rlkIn from fit I rjlt l t TIOI TUE SU aaYI The MoKlnley tariff bill Is a nne old Keuuuilcan huubui lua Dix li exactly rtbl We Huvprclcet a Much from Ole run rues THE BUN Is this ablest edited of Now York damn The Cmiee ef HIs 1rlde I First Trout Will you neednt be so Im portant 1 you did Ret away feint that hook Hecond TroutTlinl that I Heard the angler tell Me friend that 1 was the Illicit trout be ever sew and I wcljuid at leaiieeven puundi Art laterpremtUn Im I Chicago mm I if iliaiio Trliane What does It represent Inquired tho vie llor a he t iod before hue vorieouny colureuiaivai In 1 the parlor I of Mr Oaivell auif shrove to decipher rvl III ineanluc tII 1 there palnlln ead mba millionaire proudly frame and an reprcvenu ulih onto 700 I b iicorne A lillllseMlon Oho me 23C7 Ehoutod Cuniso into time telephone He repeated II all tunes uniucceufutly and then Iaurlp I niuKe ied 1 r a UiU male number on and rradually work up Tlie City hitS lde at ll Tonclior Iloiv ninny of you can tell me soma thine about lon I Well I Johnny what do you tnuw about It T Johnny rieaie loaam I Ii I Boraelhlnf you clue eye liave lu beep uSe Tkreo Whilsti I a fairy were to grant you three wishes frill whet would you ihoobe ot later A itoio of tier another vian of bier anti a schooner m DcCUtnK III IoMIIon Now hors saul trio oiithnnfuht lets clvn three 1 rrr tor ilif a i r m tit in k j moo t tr im I J t ti inn i iil tie rruUibitiou It I ilictr hut I tlt nui Iut0riet Araiiteur Xbototiraipbjr I Hello what thin Itaniums elephant1 I I took lo 1 you ajMlLA poor lillol lhati a ybvivurapb ol my sUe J I I rr i MCTOnXHf TIIR NATtUXAt ACADKUT OF DKBtOtf Hecoad Net As Mr Herbert Denmans Ballad of Ut No 014 Is hune In a corner careless visitors to the Academy mar overlook I while Its subject will puzzle man and perhaps be unsrmiiatnstlo to not a few Nevertheless although I Is not a wholly successful work It In one of the most interesting the collection As It illustrates of Hwlnburnait A I a poem Hwlnburll wo hardly need to nay that It does not tel lu story clearly but from the purelY pictorial point of TW I Is skilfully oomt osd The three whispering youths In fifteenth conturr Florentine dresses are well drawn and lotilllenutly characterized and the girls In the background well ploy their pictorial part Mill better la the kneeling man ollerlnu the roses to tLe nud woman but title nude figure whloh la central In significance na well as lu mae position his boon tho artists stum HIuc block I lit could repaint I In a mole graceful poa especially a regards the arms I and could make the head more interesting wo might hart u charming example Imaklna I tho work In color It Is charming tho ralo Boreewhnt artlllclnl schema belnnaiitiroprl ito i to a theme of this kind and cleverly enlivened 1 by the led cap of the knoellne llirure i t Mr Druth hows as UBUR Imaginative I themes not duvold of pictorial stile jot I rather prosnlo feeling Ills Orpheus t No I CWI lylni br a rock with a lyro In his Imnd I I nn a listening hare near his foot la adlirnl I I lied conception painted with conscientious I skill far and away tho bost bit of de tailed modAllinc In tho collodion Ills Celtic Huntress No 45 i clvon less clmtico to show his power In tho treatment of the nude but as fAr as It coca It IB excellent It Ifl unat Ufaotory In t pe howov tho does head Lolnc more Inloroitlnc limn time womans Nenr h l y hangs picture of u similar kind Mr 10 oils Tale of Tror moro pleasing In color timid extremely well cuiiited In many of Us details One example of such sober ana serious work Is bettor than a dozen slapdash at I temptB lit cleverness On tho whole this plcturo Is perhaps to bo preferred to Mr I I htwella 1letaurua of Youth C No 2111 I a I group of naked boys under tho trees by tho I water Yet this too Is conscientious and the conception of the landscape III very clinrmiuK I In Mr Jlpplncotta Lovos Ambush I No 207 we have two flcuies In colonial dross not Inaptly characterized but tho canvas laclilofly Interesting from the arrangement of the light the lamp being at the further end of the long room from the girl who Is hldlne behind tho door as her lover enter It la i lone Hlnco Mr Llppinoott haM shown so Important an epsay nnd Mr Khlrlaws largo nude thrntciuarter lencth figure called llufinn No itO is like I wise an unusually cood eamplo Hut on tho I other hand Mr Hovenden fullH far below the level he sometimes touched In his ugly and meretricious getmre plotnra No I 144 of a little girl asking an old 1 mechanic mend her doll A frank and not unattruclhe study Is Mr Gray II eons Thiee Vagabonds I No 4fili a laugh inc tioy with two docs under his arms arid A I II Shepley ins nice little canvas showing a little girl readinciNo 4b3 Two somali pic tures by Mr Itoblnson Not 44 nnd Stii may be pointed out and a chalky and artificial I but not ungraceful eroup of rococo figures I by Mr Howard Iyle Xo 5591 Mr Blums I love Oracle Xo GOD Is of moro Im I portauca The two little Italian girls are 1 nicely characterized especially the one who Is I blowing the dandelion and the flowery meadow wueie thor lie Is of course clovorly done An other piece of serious work III a classical direction Is Mrs hewells Measures of the Past No Ii23 where tho landscape perhaps has more gracefulness and life than the figures Mr Kenynu Cox has tried with uloraio suc cess for a lorJeu seborao of color in hit Ap proach of Love Xo 25t There are admi rable tones In his orineecolorod draperies I croon tree anti while bench but the flesh of I the nude tleurea la disagreeably pink and time effect of the canvas rather hot Nor Is there I so much fiurcnesH In time drawlns especially of tho Cuplil ax ono cxn LtB from Mi Cox I Several fair specimens of genre palntinc on a mlnluturo scale iiro howti by Mr hurled X Harris Mr Chilfant and Mr atious Mr Tarbolls After lime laUNo H7 bhould not bo loreotten althouch it bus not all limit charm of his Girl with the Violin already deIIlJe and we may 110 back to tho portraits to noto Mr lleckwltha vigorously painted and slice five lady In a rod drobs with a furII nod cloak No COD Tho beat studies ot animals auart from landscape Mr elrs does by the fire side No 47O Miss Connards Heifers Head Xo l1i and a picture of mice by Mr Plumb SOI In which the workmanship Is tpoilud by a puerile attempt at dramatic Interest This Is I not a vary rich Hat of lutorestlnjr figure picture but when wo turn to the lund scales the collection oems still power Un doubtedly the most Impoitiuit ono Is Mr Hal ton Joness Old Iasturet Xu 1 41ji 11 large plcturo which has a post of honor In the South I Gallery fiilthtul skilful and most agreeable piece of palntlnc which only lucks a touch of individual pentlmont give It real distinction Time sonilmont that Is nilbiinc horo wv find In Mr Ilntls doliclitful llttln plctuio of hut l h marshland with sheep No 5121 i Iloiotlo Walkers llarnyard No HH with speci mens of tbo pics ho loves HO a oil and so far from unwisely In the Into Mr Kinhellicrcors Xapeii Hurlior I I 1011 I 4 4 I Ulli ilK thin rio lag I moonrlso cITucti ami iiLain In Mr Homer Martins llcucn foiit near NuwpoitMXo I 202 In this labt lIowlIiI there la little ox rent penilmout ami color n liher qualities i nor forms are so well iXiirciued Prose onco more but of jfiod sort except as regard tho I sky Is to bo found in Mr Tarker llaydona Rocky IutHro Xo 2C1I P and a touch of I I poetry In Mr C II Ilnydons Mornlneon the IMalnMXo 211 a Trench motive with sheep nnd an excellent rendorlne of light and air Mr Tryon Is I a painter to whom one always loots lor IIIellu feeling and ho bas combined It with good palntiiiE But of late be has i ahnwn a tondenuy to be so vague BO I feeble in color HO nerveless in work I maiihlilp that however pretty his efTo t it Bcaioifly ni eins a rendering of natures fucta I I llln hiinliuht Altar lluln In the present I collection Xo SsJl U pretty but It Is tho liters ghost of a Iiindscapu Thvro Is boly I I enough howner in Mr Colllns small Lde I of time Woodi I No f i9 i which ImuKnurar by tru sunllcht filtering throtich very con ino Hoed the true coolness of woodland citatIons lieyoud and 11 color scula vigorous is naliiru I makes it Mr Murphys Wood Road 1X0 I alt seems leaFs conulne but has u good I deal of charm and charm la I combined I with delicate veracity In Mr Alfred 1ar BOIIBS Flooded Meadows No 417i A very capable ploca of work la l Mr Motntnog Fall of tint yoarMNo 4li nlul Mr Charles Warren Katona Winter holliudo No IBS well gives tint gloomy beauty of a Isle I evening hour with tall trite trunks ri lns from snowy 110 II lid Much IITor are Mr Kndills I two littla 1runcli landsinprH Xo 5JO a high bunked roail with pollard willows and tho n Inure I ure of a peasant woman anti No 9d another road with a ciellirhtful toddllnt child both I bristly paluted studios flooded with genuine Biuiihlne Not iiulte houood lu the came way but Mill attractIve Is I Mr Xuttiotons Itiolon I lano No 432 with a small maldon knitting lloth thesu painters an nowcouion and I ibtm dora desena a wolcomo UUHI ito the I modest rhnractnr of their contributions and another unfamiliar name Is Mr lIar I I tons bicnod to u Miiy cliHrmliiB Day in Autumn i No 2SU with IlIeov advnllolnJ ummilcr I I II trees with golden fohafrc Mr Ochtinaii Ilk I I wine beads uu autumn scene No 317 and Mr Howard Duller an intelllcent though not oer I lntpnstlnc picture of a Mexican courtyard Xo f Ml All 1 of Mr Chllde HuiMiainK pictures hitvn interthi dtpecliiliy a tiny xtitly of a I Wui i I vnuirfln larnNo oil j I lIul 01 lit go cin URial e 1 After 1111 l oniv ut I WIli h I bo two r mug u IUDIIIT a art tt but an i it I With IluiuiLK rlI teriiiiuins A conspiiu owl and not unsuccessful elTort la Mr i I I I LunbUa Fits Day enlc No 0151 1 with a IUIHI viUUo painted war skis in the I j foreground With Mr Tearoei large Even Inc No 606 showlne a shepherd and his flock Mr IORK S Elevated Station No 80 and Mr Blinkers daring study of a New England Cott KeNa 118 we come perhaps to time end ot the pictures which call for notice I The most Interesting piece of sculpture In the collection la certainly Mr Warners Iqorous I medallion portrait of Chief Joaeph of thu Nen Iorcrs Indiana No4 There lire other more capable essays In tills flald than Mr Cannons I bust of a youthful model I No 0 where the eyes 1 Art nut of drawing amid time workmanship ten tltlvn anti unsclo title But It deseives ptalse lor Ita pretty air of refinement and distinction sInce with two or threo notable oxcoptiuns our Bcnlptora mire apt to boiiultoiinablu to lilt their ti ork ubovo the level of commonpiacv There Is a worse thlnit In art than common placn however and tills Is I Tuleiiltr Tho nub hit and time preas sore nnlok enouth to discover H In certain directions where Iuiltniilcal con i I eiiiionulltlea tell them to look lOt it A false idea 01 uhat constltutea Indollficy on canvas bills them nearcli for It In subject inthcr than In tieatmont anti has Ihurefore I ilono much to discourage thnt study of till nude upon which thorough nccnintillshmnnt In art can be bIl8I l Mnny a 1letllrn of un I draped llcnrca In our recent olnbitlons hits loon l cnllad tmtiihmmiste mind vulgar which haul nu vvnro fault than truth to nature In forms which while perhaps unpoetlc wmo certainly n tt Immodest I or uclv Hut tutu tuetile of Biich numb Jicts liow much uleiirlty cois unreprovod anti probably unseen Surely it Is more vulgar to travesty youni hellos us wo FCC thi m In we will my A lilt of News No 2011 or In tIme two portraits which Until the central ono at the lnad tuf f the Muircao than to paint n nude model reelect t Itillv In thuso works and there mile imlwmii a ninny hike them at the Academy neither tha t model nor att itself is i respectfully ticitul limo main duslre peoma to liMo been to do BOinethlng eTectlu and this lit as prodimuu tire of vulgarity on canvas an In life Tho worst sinners In this respect however as re cards Limo present show nro two ot Limo elder acadomlclans It la hard to any which Is the more reptilfilvoly vulirnr a certain croup of iinlmnla and n skeleton or the plcturo where two slandered children POse with a Hull us Love and Innocence TOY 310LIKK OV UIH KXrES The Great AVarrlor Ilrlpc the Emperor stud Kniprevn Hunt JJunler HCCM from the llrltner Pvrsn Curlr Ill I the court noun nf Ito t lInt t DiBlor holi day was the announcement After breakfast thf Kmperor and lmpiu s WMiit out to Belie S tie to hunt Easier iggo Thlsecc hunilne was iKcomtiiuiled with some curious and In tiupstlni Hconea The ionurxl Field Marshal I Count Moltk hnd Peon Invited hut time Emper or to tako nart in the sport staid appeared In tho afternoon at Satin Ualletue with u blc ba ket of colored aec The Kmperornnd 1 m PIPHB and the out lold Marshal imlul the eggs and then followed the dttle prlncus alioiit In time shrnlibary to uutch timoimi capturo the city prizes That lasted threequarters of an hour At leiuth tht chlllruu were called In and the lmprobS htd some mai nlllcently dpconvted eggs for the great Moltkn himself Ihe famous strategist concentrated emery one of his wits on tlieUK hunt Indeed he was riot nslmmod to pick hi nay on Ins hand and babes through time flower gardens where the Umpiosa had concealoa numt of the eggs He worked poiibelentlonxly till almost K t oclock At th l edi RlrlanB in thol I hlerunrien BIIW the Empotir and 1 mprets leave the rnstlo t with Sloltke in hlf carriage chose bollnd them On tile Beat b sld4 time dlenllled Meld I Mar shal was a big haskotfulof rnucy colored eggs Kvery one stared at time efts and wondeird how thov m ul on time nti u seat with Count Moltke but few If any cuesied that his ven erable excellency had earned them with the swuat of his biovv Jlrakcrann Vlt nn Htriitiuclr Hurl IuOlt tiC Uiiltttt Kfyatfr rhnrl WINHi n lunkpmnti on thin Louis ville and Nashvlllo rood was luniieht to the cltj at 1 li i yesterday afternoon iffering from severe Injuries I to I imo chin I nnd right hand w minon left here about 12 oclo k yeMurUny on time Hnuthbouiid freight train I whit h met limo tiort Ii hit t ii nut mull i i and t I iasttn got V rat a at Ve nella about nine I mile brlow the i city The mail train does not stop lint I i InntiHd i tim e ap paratus attuchvd In thin chute of thu cur is suiinLoui and clutches t lie mall I bat Wilson f was In lime net of tliinblnc time Inddrr on the rca end of the InIcht cuboobu whnn the I mnil t I train amo bv and time mall i achor caught him and pulled him nil tim a I Indiler Ills I I chin I was liuitlv cut by tho fall and In trying tn hold on tn i ho htddxr Ins rluht iliumb was fcuverely crushed almost severing uu ai tory InlUlcil NolrN After veare of repented and often illBcourftetnir fort to tiaruioiil hue illHerences tilFtlntf between tho Park Iotnmltiti iners tronbl have broken but In tit llranl afresh anti ft repetition of time wranfflei of ten yearn ago wtien the peikions of thn Beard opel l to hI Attemleil bj large nutaberR uf cunou sight seers is Apiirtueudeil lu some Quarter CoDrernlnif Mayor Hart mime republican elected throutfh the operation of the Aufctralimi I lint eylteui by a majority of ilK i iu the IiemocritUc city Bunion thefcfiftof that city aI4 recently Bnoliyii with double mite popu anon of Bi stout upent ony n CpttOJ t lost ear wtiilo Mayor llartt eiononlial aUniluUtra ton opeimt 417U7IM A little Iuiutre uf Major llarti euueomny Mi4 Hottoils ox onset cOt get ahead of New Yorks The KepubIcan BtiilneM lleti nor propone devoting their effort to tlir orgaumttt it uf tite folio cut ir s icon bly dltrlclB where they lime lift yet secure J a foot hold lle be veil th Teiith Thlrto ih HfieriiUi Seventeenth Twentieti 1 wi iiijir t and Twenty font i h These arc thf district in width the Utpuin at a C Imve now their beat unfamatlou anti May utinna of tne builnci men to interfere m time matter raunot fail to te upource of tmbarrauuitiu 11 he Krpub ltn 1 niannsern tn I low who looked to th e IttmliirtH Menu nioirucni ae a ileelrabe nile Inw t liefor it 1 rratetl Into thu kouc and mitt e annex an u t t iiow CMI ejaliy cciUFiJereit kit tetmug nue of the mmti je amtxtion of the Hepubiicmn Ii ulimleS i it len rt in favor ot I tin nomination of ui dealt Itt licXft of the u ou n hit ar lrr t prctle of lime acilnn cf time Hi puh mom I c uny Couimltle liut it projtoiliiou to IAI oTt iiuJ a number e f rcsl iuiious HU I mufh iiiil tutu IHI I bftu cxitrJencf by Ins reifiUr lfpubdi eiit etlern ai utrafslittnlnir out tile Unzle i itt tie r uifil b mutes HieloJimn but inexrerJcuceJ ainate irs la tiirj red of uuncituli ulUl3i Itus twtu Judges of the hitpmor tourt wtioe plafr are tw br lllfil by semite tM year are luiii i I reed man ul HlclirJ U t duniun hule 1 m riuan WA elerteJ lu Ifdi nd ito ITJU eipireii uu Aftoiint of age Judge ffUinaii HeiK etcei l in If fora toun eii year merle vi tutu h clu t 0 nn He 1 lle 1 tff of die hu perlor Coirt terve for fourttn tear rjfh nrui recelvo M n try or fjt 00 i a jrtr 1 1 e art x and he futir tos trrin ilo 11 t cot re t ear ure JuJf Irtut a titie luccenor Kill be tuom n tu 1 I JmJga Ingra I Imia whoiS fucrcn ur t tt I tOt In iKitij Juilue s lrwick Cite pr hldiiu luUr 1 e i C iLLL Color will i o hoflct in I SIC and JuU c I aii v ion tcrui doe nit ei no utilll ittuot Il oil tutu lurcu I riiu liKiuJutcl m In i Die i l eirliUture the AlUm up r Li u ten by u inada 4 niibdc inmiiir Or a jtol r oIl ir iu ent r QOII fur the pur lee j uf muring r I il meme nf u C tiii t it of the txuno law rtprifttut out if ttio cult lirmuli u ci tt born ill ilullalutr I ivnan rare tu n 1 lu l i 1HV i wu r li mad in tin putt 1 utiJ iumclii libolbnf UufTjio tn Hroin m m a rouioi t T nul cuflKitP I rcatne u icc i t r lie m i serving Mo lit ri Kiiti eeu lre K ii iu Cuts preveul A to mmt The smith litg fund tlio I Meinbfr t f which aro tic tuaiiy trunee fur tlo prmerla o i uf the cityo ascii atitl meal Iris U coijt r l tf lt C lufiniurr ihreo of 4 imuot mire tuboihfci thiytir I iii tit a Maoraijd ft Ciiiitroller uT IH he r cruel I aid fri in tlir next Jio rJ of AIeruien a clutnuat ff the tinat e t oiuiulitei mil te ieetted Mid he t tJimk as tin t a inftitnrrof Ihe h nk in K iouS Time mtu t ftC ali v hue o tenur in the Miiklnc tund will liit If utltfLled b UKA year cCttt toll are IrvderKi hinyth tie Jlecofijcr nud 11to HUM r T Cram the l ity rhauiiTialti ute of tie i nmiuli clutter of time Miikiiik I ntd rtcel cc uny nUry t r ivr Vt ii 5 txcfit time KecurUff e 110 ett 1 uiJ A our in ni l ditiun 10 luts eUryt f P I I t M 1 au 1rfuty I Lum irol Icr acts nit clout of the 1tiitrd Tie flfctl Hi tui M tii mm nlvht uf laclieiui of lime Toni mati htiltj WH will ml fjltn al i rUurlCHiun Tli eicitett art a tu tee re city hu Ij i aud a ct t nt cjt of iriut 1Ljo ar fcilciueni fl ie tea nuuiu UiiNi m Mfe extreme y rr lime mmiittu n ut I ir i otniuU stouter Ilirrin for so Ittynter Meun U wuhouv tinpor tance TirouiN their couinl of tIe html dliiif wnh to hel in their haul hr t i lie Tiii iranv cc ir mite achUft exercise a lOtniJrrabli in lal u iiiluttne which tins Leu n khuHii vlntT an rilurt tOO itos l i Ins J tthin mIte Hof luiiiiiuuy IUI M pu oui Glue set of leaden fur amih r It u ihf m ai hriii4 hue 41 incl ItO othfr tiltir il eer tile rKtin Si t ti itO t ii litlral lice out I ci 1 I t t i llil li i h I ce fl i t tie u 411 lid C i r utu Hi 14 Hi v in kill IIP in hiftiiiori i l t I t iilC ai i I u uttrrninf IIMWII two uciiunt in ibiinmioy I u the rMii tr n m 1 rit gives bile Kn a4vailt5I wurti cuca inrinierihiiof the hoard of tiMcheini tu Le sought after Thtrt or four teen itchim of irlioiu tea Ui this jew C Ut ao ouict ki4ters 1 i 2111i aavrzIMz VTKS A Hlniciilnr Content Over Their Proposed Removal From Menllmeiitrrn Cnlnruilo AfiulISnToN April 23I lmn ionpmuuJecto4 transfer of the Southern Vte Indians fror the los 1lnos cgormcy to a now teseryatlim Ii Itah Is l otlll prevented br n umber dnndloaki 1rom the nolKhborhood collie tidings that tht Indians thoui alvoi are extremely mixlous It co HH they crrla nlracrcrd to do long Mnce nnd timid as thioy see thin Hprliicaprroachinu with no atolls taken to that and they am lie coiulnu rootitisus nnd thronlBii troubl On tin other mind the Indian lilKhta Afioclntloq niuua thut the Indians lo not really want to no or if they do nt leant they ouulit not Ic i want tn so and bunco that Co UK IP is should refrain from nniklne time necessary appronrla lion Coinin slonnr MorBAii ci intmihlres with the bitter view Time Indian ItluhtB Antorla i fluiD hive imlill hind H protest on time Bublect I whlrh th y licuiii Itt a Miinnmry ot tlio ransom urmtl In I fits or of time trinifor I j II igi iceiij y a merge C aluatle unuKeJ loily of land I whlrh lo me ile uaouu of the I ie I Lanintlni limere II m Hcintratr to humau reason tn believe will be allows 1 tMllullliuited t The Clue I i of the reper fttlnnlonr nnd narrow nece blaTen too cloie iiiniarl rlih whiten cod presents hairier tree coinniiiiui ttiiui beweeti Cite wbiteillT Intt on each atle ot the rfp trallon The in I lian hum hnrit retro all ui e rather ihan at l vnncinc RltiLr fielr Incntm i upon till I reerTAtion la I i they raiin it i be tnucul I atk iillliril It rIimts 157 are tai ii lil I i a and M but den upon ll e se luteS I itio I rr iratoti tu I wn fh t It m pi ornee i to remove tbttn ie nn I bi le or the irark of tie wlilie man ii I liemnieil In It t y rlreii and aun u I a aled tn Kraxlnf Httd ado Hid in itHitie Hie I liilian arc renttve under the tiirlinii I t iinnMif oulil 1 lliLit turesut location aai are il fcfriut of tietiic rini Ted To this thin nrotott rptllci thut what limit Joy iiriiiiiiinl IH uliiiliii ut U tn i H tie Indjnns upon I xmortlit t nil I tmeim nnd innkti thiiu cltt one limo ruliiovnl of thrtvu itlu rn I to liibtoud ot bilni illdn i j liyiuli Iro I ni r their I welfare ho I ItH oiluln In limo uiLilof s lilies men lot time Intiilx thov iimv occiitiy I IIPM inndH hiiva bean mulct Oti l to I thuni I ht tiiu t Ci toxoiuin nt mInt sum Iniit i for thjlr I Bupicr are well oil mOtto I to it 11 itttl i It cult nnd crjlne imnneR Hnd allow I tlfiii iroxlmltr to ninruiiH and liumedlnto m cont ict with whlto chilia loll nhuli U lm portanl tn the Indium har tiii oars this iiueB flu of rotnovlnu limit Southern I tua Ima beeS nulftlod Luuplnc thoni In nn unsullied frnino I of mind and piaventlnc their tirotroes And Htralti etc the protest very Btronnlr uruos tho burden of thn Indian problem I must bo borne tiy omeUiJy alit limo iiortloa I of It undurconililDriitliiu In this Inntnnro fairly Ixloues lo I thiS poupla of Routhweotorn Cole rmiii who took up potileinoiits around the riusent reservation liiAtend ol to others uooa whom it would hereafter bo forced throtisU thin removal Maitnxthllu tho Ooorninant Tvoiihl bo reversing Its policy by encouraging tliefy ln ilnns to return to ti life of hunting In Bteml uf mklnL up agriculture thus puttlna n fresh Ibstarlo In ihn way of their clvlllziitloo This civilisation notild have liaeu furihoritd niived haitI hits tiouty tihllUHtlotm been carried out In good faith nnd proior efforts bean molds to I that ssntl bum oven tut tt U they are said to bo nuikinir KOtne Improvement The report of theli itcont ehcrrs thnt their sanitary condition it cooil ihmeim iiuuibarB remainIng however uliout slntlnDnry Ihe m toutliern I to IntUani who but s few year a9 were Itadlnr tile orlrina life of a savage ouve made great progress toward a more cllll ed life The com 1 arm tail faiaii aittiiance they hate received from tlit liovernmenl ha borne pood trull Tltey have now utlderciltivatlonabkiut1 u cc f ii t anionS 15cc rslse4 ttiereon dtrlg tlte toil cousin about IIMWHJ pounds o f oat ueteat and buney lenid a Inrtre quanlity of ver etaiilts aid nice corn They hoe s learned In a meanurt the art or irrUa Ion and would no donlu In the near fu tlire become felf iiifporllt i by their agricultural mabor ii fi rhar and more exienmve nctUuince were guts them by the ovrrnmrlk In this climate agriculture U the on y empt inetit ue hub can be luceettfully carried oa by ttie In i I Ian The rich land In their toeeseiotm should be hrouKnt under a uteui ef Irniration by con tructliiir mArks IrrUntltu canal and thui utllitlnff the abundudeof water in tlie ttreaut aud the luleudld toil of this reservation 1h coidt ct of these ties its tern exemplary They hove abandoned many ot their former obnoxIous hab its at begging Jtc i ha rost nf tha removal Is another point worth C ii ld rntlon Thl Inrludei a cash pa niout of t iJuiiO to tutu Inatans and 2UUOO mote to bo mviiitod In uhiep innkliic 72000 Thun thoie will ha the exiuuso of trnniiport Ini the In Hans nnd the agency propurtr nnd uppllOi for li miles and the cost of croctlic now agency ulMI t KB rind a new mill tory 151 rIme oointlon futihnr alds pos Bllilo fliiiim o1 the presant oocnpnnts of the new rctxitatliinat an natlinutcvl tithe f t2iJ OOii and rita cxi ene of resort oto In the Iluo Monntxlni for ornio of wator for lirlcatlon milking uu uulolUiio sum of from IJJOunuto jmmiititJ It lo l lnlsio that the total expeno 5 ii l reach from vim 000 to 00 UU besides time In umsod expense of trunsiortlng annual Sit itlIiOit Tle removal voud place them on a tratt of land tnucti artier in e tent tar rrnoxed trim c vl ttnr In reIn d tit lilt ol m ai eK Hr ipied i rend by a wild I of reuecaiie HIM Oji awed liidlan who c aim It aethulr uvr n til no I MI rauxtment ror j mt itt tier lup It would Idle ttiein an ullcellier inadr jiale an omit of aj fruliiril land itii t r win h is i aleatr icuple4 bl loiter nnd lrrdern Kho haS P ci at shOut C eBterl rlirnie Which miibt I e extinjomhed Mill even it It etiraild be none miti ail I lurClofl to I too e monies yet U I will be at a large i01i11e tu the Oovernment All these polntH are worth IonBldornlon althouch theio Is something also to bu hald on the other hide For eiint lo the xpent of removal in oiolmbl exjirceruted ami In tho arirument of lImo msoiluiion gin otlfet uhnt ever tue l maths for tim nnlB ol time ptooout reor vat bum The lattir I Is tidinltted to i bo in tint hits moro vnluiibln of thu two nt least for purr poton of Hottleinent html the presumption tharaloro in thut the Bum nbtnlued fiom its sale will co far toward covering till opon os out tiled t y the transfer llenliies whatever done In time nay of Irritation trill five permn liout vnliiu to I the ney landft ks to claims of Imlemnity tiiea mo always exua gentled The uovernmcnt either does or does not nvvn tint new reservation It t it j docs tint Is t an entl of the matter i if f It l doi no1 I wld aiijulte rropoitv nnd rights VNhiih If t F the i afrmr Is i well itt tin migoit will ho wortli whit Is I paid Ono ohjeoilon to trnimfar of a in riMTI ui chnrnct mnde by the peo ple In hrit Iirt of I suit Is the pilvtleueuf huct bug omor a large cpotlon of country outside of i their i erviiiion whloh IB conceded to time In dmtiH In tim new nrr4ricem Hut the set tiers nround tlm preBant servHtlou also baro a grlue tIme snitch IB that UK Shape i belnc an 1 Ci tiu gy lout antI voiy narrow strip 01 limiting iiti to WtiiL outs oil easy com niunl1Hun ueineen New Mexico and I olorada In I thnt leion u iha nHicIutlon ueeci that I tilt mtieion ctti liuotvluted by tmiioitlng the prei nt irt I ir ntlnn In Roveralty but thera is I notL I i i Hlulieht probability of time Ito1 I I i on rtitiiiL10 iinj Fiiih urungement Blneo tribes nnioli I f ut irther I ndvanud tnwurd clTlliiiitlon I ro fu I ml i minlHtonir Moruan aUo Is not uliuih ei ns cost eni In I hlsoli ectlonstotlie t trans fei i Ho I I tnlii i the crotind flat t iho I aeroemcnt in nl t with tha I IliinniKNionerfl i i doe not fnlrl iliromnt I i tho real wUhei of thi t I to nua Putt tli rfons ui wan reluctunily iriven Hut the n iOi latlon ayB hut this ein ent was tollmi tliiouuh virtual bribery by tlmt Coma luiMoimn who fhowod them that their now trill gao them nn oppoiiunlty of escaplnii limn Plvlliiitloij and livljiit more neatly their old Inillun i Illo IN hlhly the CommlsRlonerB I tire open to time rrttiflsin of actIng tli timId ssteto time peopleS nf Ioiiiiudo I 1 who mel o determined to not rid of th t t taiti t tinder alt y plnn miner I thnti I for time liiui iM t wclfuio of tho IndlaiiH and of lie t Guy et unvnt Slut be that HB It luity It emily goes to I hhovr that time new uuroomeat does reprenent I the present tvititeui of the lten hWoior nnwlbo t they I ma I itts inn It nlno explitlns wimy t hey mrs flits iinoa y over Ito I delay tn remove them t limo Iomluit of the uhf It rit t OC has bean ob I jenlonnlle It lielni iniiih lIke plnylnc nt fast nail lousn for tho ucreHineiil to remove the Ltes i wit mnde by aiiilionod h Corn mu I Floiicrs millS tonrrsss Itnolf vlitually oxpre ed adeslra for I tie riumvmot Ity tuuuimiliug Itt Its act of May lat S fur such aCummlSiliil lilt I KIIK IN tiirtri CArit A 1rpullir lllrlli Miiru and i Itniuuntl Inclilrnt nnueuled IV itIo 1 Ii I toi tie Jt f t nnp lit journal Xnv YOIIK fiil I I 12 1 ii o cxtieino cal mu ness uml moderite lnibm I t of it coriuln hand honiHili ar IDIII m nkifl upon by her friend Hie movns with tii titnioxi deliberation iwer t hin Dini m undvrnii ilriiiiiislrtiiiis emits slut It I mil liuhtly nini d Inks i ml Imag hut u an all iliatitlty of coo n nor Wit Ii her miinlti If It VMIO in t for IIIT IMliuni I i t I I Ionpnu at iou ttrttk II n and Imr nt nuoiiu nwtnei ol diHpi hi tOni sh would not be liitiTontini lot him H iiivur ie idy to g i niiywhcr 01 do i nnytlilni r Tiiiiiit any iTtlun uml him ittu4 b criMter hart u I uii time unli lieu nm imr Inly i loiuni v I lsutrumtf the iMtiro of time piiti riiMtiii n ietltuiL un i tie im c is c r tinniy it piei li rly nnl 10110 oni Mie Ii I n urully nl I a white ind i conn iti hut I c roineni oi my undiiii jenin bIt i H upon tier Incii t bli I rtl mar ol m l lam illiimt fiimatlon J i IB a pnr ti im i itt t a Biuull H him n u itiii inn btruticn iliait iutr fIt liridy i iio n ii while in oil ito I I hiuil ii I I t hii I bowl INIIIIH out Mili him s til i l ttliines ii itoi i Ii it iiitt in n liit i I itimlie she Ih I tii oti ii r inH ii in IMI th mlniro HMiiiiinti Ii t tumult u t i 1 1 i mm 10 1 limO nf flits LII ii i IliluM tIn If I iimt i tilt i uniint tha Mm I IH ilrhiii tu mliii lav il U etimmtt i t if u ut limitS hllllflli lilt I A UlimMii itorb i i 1 in rn itlon to this iniirh i11 K ri i m i h id miii i iri nnu of tlllllll With III urn I It IliT lilt till I GttmrH ltt iin ii i lii d iflnr ono day wlnin hilling 11 I it lor Mil Illl lie I 1 ti It I II Mill 11111 llOtt fit III roid i fight n I n iy In tlio t Hin nl Collie timid iiivn I did ii ls tlmcli nltli hlAiivim II Ilii pill i I III minim I UTu to In I r i but riH tile iniiilo no i r lu lilt Its ii HI it Id k at JiT into lin liul 1 lmmtimulkim tutu pionid i In 10 her om i i v no Olin u IH t iiy tOHcu do icirlMii t wi u I tr i UMI I t i Y dn vv icr i hii i IAIII I r I N niK i Im no I T ko t i il in i ini t n MI nt ii l n I VVHI 1 1 t n i r I 11 i mu i i it n I t i i I m ni I i I n Ui I i i n w li I J i it i u I i 11 i ti H nliitu I S t t 1 i Ii mifi mil I ii liii I t hil nu i inn I t H UL Tlillo huldini a v iU9 tii B ill jt itt ii dlniiin party lime it vprwasatuiitni lio will LnwarrltJ to hit till lu u i VVU 19W i wo lu ft

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