The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
April 27, 1890

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diplomatic Inquiries The powers that bo hop much from the lack of unanimity among the workers which un hnpplly exitIs but they themselves are equally In dls ord Here In London thore will be no Interference whatsoever with the demonstra tors and only measures of precaution will bo taken The troops will bo In their barracks and the police out of sight but within call In cane of emergency In Austria however the authorities ns In dicated In Tin SUN last week aro bent upon a policy of exasperation Onlr tho other day they gave tho workmen In Guild a taste of their quality by treating ordinary street brawls as organized riots and shooting down unarmed and unoffending men and women The Governor of provinces hnvo been pub licly and ostentatiously reminded of their I powers of proclaiming martial law and military I tary officers have boon ordered to disregard tho I merciful formality of firing blank cartridges at mobs beforo resorting to bullets Everywhere the authorities are so to speak shrieking out See how strong and ready wo are and be ware bow you provoke us to use our quick firing rifles and our sharpedged swords The use of graposhot is spoken of not ob scurely Rod In all the largo towns regiments of soldiers with bands playing aift marched up ana down streets In which such a spectacle has never been seen before The object of these proceedings Is clearly Intlmldntory but the workmen continue serenely to make their arrangements for the demonstration In Hungary acting with gary the authorities have been Unl much moro discretion with tho result that class bitterness loss marked than in Austria Borne Government departments have oven granted a first of Mar holiday and if the work men comport themselves with reasonable pru denco the day may pass without trouble In Germany the reactionary policy has final ly prevailed and employers following the ox ample of the State departments will dismiss al men who abstain from work on tho 1st of May In most Inrle towns outdoor meetings and processions have been prohibited Troops are to be held In readiness for action but In door meetings will not be Interfered with and there has been no attompt as in Austria at preliminary exasperation In Franco the llrstol Mar movement is prac tically In the hands of the extreme Socialists and If they should attempt to carry out their programme there blood will undoubtedly be shed In Paris meetings will be held In every available building at which petitions demand ing the eighthour day will be signed by the Workmen who will afterward send delegations to the Chamber of Deputies Constans baa de I cided that tbeso delegations will be tanta mount to a street procession which must be suppressed Whatever the Socialists intend to do Minister Constans means business Tho garrison Paris normally lares is to to rein forced by eight regiments from the provinces end arrangements have been made whereby the troops at Versailles Courbevole and tit Germain will be able to cooperate with those in the capital at short notice Nor does Con Btans believe In hiding his hand The troops and gendarmes will be very much en ovldenco They will occupy the strategic points and will prevent access to all open spaces whore crowds might gather The situation is therefore really serious No one doubts that the Gov ernment will prevail Whether law and order shall be vindicated In blood doponds upon the Socialists and Anarchists who lire perverting for their own purposes that which should have been a useful Industrial demonstration In Italy Spain and generally in tho smaller situation has not materially states of Europe tho situaton mater ally changed from last week In this country however tho stat of affairs is very different from what It was a wook ago Trades union ismhos conquered socialism with the result that demonstrations will bo held throughout the country on Sunday Mar 4 instead of on Thursday next Tho extremists mar muster few thousands on Mar 1 but tho great demon stration will bo on Sunday and It will bo held under the auspices of the London Trades Coun unler elI The matter was finally settled on Wednesday evening a a special mooting of the council and efforts to give a Socialist tone to the resolu tions to be submitted to Ito great gathering In Hyde lark utterly failed The only conces sions granted to the Socialists was permission for tho Social Democratic federation to have a platform to Itself Hut at the othor coven platforms the speakers will be bona lido The worklngraen3 demonstration cannot fall to b a success and there will not bo loss tomorrow than 250000 people in the park a week from Quoen Victoria has fled from the cold winds and rains of Alx les ISalns and Is now com fortably quartered In the palace of her sonin law the Grand Duke 01 haste at Darmstadt where sbo remains a week en famllle with her favorite grandchildren The Grand Duke Is by no means a favorite for the Queen can never I forget with what Indecent hast whn left a Widower by the death of his wife 1rlucoss Alice of England ho contracted a morganatic mar r riage with a most undesirable baroness and what trouble she was put to before that union could bo dissolved Nevertheless Queen Victoria has been graciously pleased to accept his serene High ness hospitality as the visit gave Kaiser Wllbolm a convenient opportunity and excuse for meeting his grandmother with whom ho has to talk about dowries and other family matters His Majesty dined with her last evening and they had a lone Interview today but there Is no reabon to doubt tho semi official statement that the meeting bus no political elenlllcnnce The Kaiser has lone plenty of work this week on sea and land Frenchman have been gnashing their teeth over tho brutal disregard of their feelings involved in his visit to Alsace but the people of that conquered produce teemed pleased enough to see the Gorman Jim perorand the flouts and gibes of tbo French press win not servo to hide tho fact that fatras burg supposoifio writhing beneath tho Iron htolof the Invader was splendidly decorated nqd Illuminated In his honor and the enthusi asm of the crowds could not have been sur patsed oven In Berlin tomothlng has evidently happened ntvthe Russian court The Clar and his family had Fouled Jown comfortably at Gatchlna with tho intention of staying a month when early this wok telegraphic orders wero received to reo I artlie HI Petersburg palace for their recep i n i and next day the entire court returned I uocteulyto I the capital The censor sont out 1 paragraph which the newspaper of course published saying that the change was due to cold and rainy weather but from a climatic matic point of view Ht leter bull just now li lot more favored than Qatchlna Un Nalr BddUtpo 1 ol fenl U toffttloa t 1 from a cataract in one of her ere She baa reached Vienna and submitted to an operation whereby I Is hoped she will bo able to view all the more clearly on her return t Teheran the charms and graces of hr worthy and exalted husband the king of kings The feeling ot Vienna dudes who hovered around the railway station on Wednesday In the hope of catching Bight of her have received a rude hock In stead of a young and lovely hour they saw from a distance a decrepit old lady not far short of 60 lifted from a carriage bra number of elderly negroes who assisted her into a wait ing room where abs was received by the ladles of tho Por lan embassy Her Majesty besides being nearly blind was muftlod In a thick black veil and all that the gilded youths obtained for their trouble was a faraway sight ot the ores of tho ladles aforesaid and the scowl of the eunuchs deputed by the Shah to accompany his wife by way of a concession to tho Persian equivalent for Mrs Qrundy Prof Fuchs has already operated upon tho royal eyes and has little doubt he can effect a perfect euro ExQueen Isabella of Spain intends paying a visit to England this summer She has never vet been In Ihltaln and the desires to mao a closer acquaintance with the English people whom she believes to bo sincere and loyal Isa bella has a good opinion of the present Queen Regents business abilities and thinks the young King a fine child Little Alfonso who has been suffering from a complication of childish ailments has been ordered to have a chaneo of air and will be taken noxt week to Arnnguoz The Government Is much puzzled at Mr Parnolls alternative land scheme for Ireland and In particular cannot understand what they consider his sudden interest in tho welfare of tho landlords I has rashly assumed how over that tho Irish loader is not sincere and thinks it can cover him with confusion by agreeing to embody a par of his scheme in Its own bill Mr Parnoll however while perfectly Trilling to stake his reputation upon tho economical soundness and political expedi ency of his policy declines to have it muti lated by hostile hands and then tacked on to n measure of which he entirely disapproves His scheme must stand ho says upon its own merits or be thrown away and in this view the Irish loader is in perfect accord with his trust ed lieutenants William OBrien John Dillon and Thomas Boston and with the rank and lie of his supporters Plainly and shortly put Mr Parnell says that It Is his desire to retain In Ireland the few good landlords while banish ing the many bad ones The battle against the evil system of landlordism has been practically won ho says and Irish statesmen have now to think of tho immediate future when Ireland shall be a Rolfgovorning country with its legislative chamber In which tho best class of landowners shorn of most of their broad acres and deprived of power for evil shall tako honorablo place as representatives of the cul ture and social graces which no Irlsnman de sires to banish from his country Minister Lincoln Secretary of Legation Mc Cormack and Major Post have been interested listeners In the Ambassadors gallery to thc debate upon the Irish measures in tne House of Commons this week The English newspa pers of Thursday announcod that Gladstone had dined at the Grand Hotel the evening be fore With some American friends Inquiries as to who the American friends were disclosed the fact that the Grand Old Man had dined with Salisbury and his Cabinet and that the story about American friends was a blind to fool the newspapers No political sig nificance attaches to the event although tho diners stayed lato Giovanni SuccL tho Ito Italian who has been fasting for forty days at the Aquarium tooK his first meal consisting of a spoonful of bouillon this afternoon In the presence of a great crowd of spectators Ho was not a pleas his physical condition inc spectacle although conliton wonderful In view of the circumstance that helms subsisted entirely upon water for forty days Ho had been very carefully watched night and day by two committees of physicians from tho Westminster Hospital who are posi tive that ho has consumed nothing but wator during tho forty days with the exception of a little elixir containing nonutrlmcnt to allay ab dominal pains Succi lost thirty pounds during his fast but though the skin upon his forehead I like wrinkled parchment and his cheeks fall in between his high cheek bones and lower jaw and the linos of his lace are drawn down and haggard he walks firmly and his mus cular grip is a strong as I was six weeks ago At the conclusion of the fait his temperature was normal 070 F pulse 58 respiration 18 and lung capacity 1150 cubic centimeters His weight was 93 pounds 4 ounces the loss since the day before being 11 ounces He has main tained almost evenly from llrst to last his nor mal temperature The temperature of his body at starting on March 19 was 98C F I wa reduced t 93 a the end of that month after which It remained about 971 Ills pulse began at 92 fell on the second day to 76 rose on the third to 82 and fell t 53 on arch20 Bince then It has oscillated between 53 and 62 the lowest G2 being reg isterad on the 20th inst His muscular grip began at 49 and ends at Gl kilogrammes and in ho Interval has oscillated between 40 and 49 His lung capacity began at 2000 cubic cen timetres and In a week bad dropped to 1550 His height before the fast was I let I Inches It is BOW 5 feet 4 Inches the loss of one Inch being due mainly to the shrinkage of cartilages between the vortebnu of the spine Poorlo who saw Dr Tanner at the conclusion of his forty days fast say tliat bucct UBS come out of the test in 100 per cent tetter condition than the American faster The Italian hns lasted ttoveral times for twenty and thirty days but never before for so long as forty days and he has consumed between a pint and a pint and a hall of wator per day Nonconformist London Is agitated by the re vival of the old quarrel between the Ilov Dr Parker who once aspired to be Beochors suo cossor In Brooklyn and the Ilov Charles Spurgeon ito great Baptist minister Dr Parker who is of the world worldly has grave fears for Mr Bpurgeons soul and nccu oa him of driving young men Into infidelity distrac tion and despair by hU uncompromising preaching of the oxtromo doctrines of Calvin Ism By way of proving the quality or his own Christian charity Parker winds up his letter by warning Mr Bpurceon that ho Is surrounded by Hatterers and nxhortlnc him to scatter his ecclesiastical harem Mr Bpurgeon Is not In the habit 01 submitting quietly to this sort ot thine arid a lit congregation will assemble In the Tubornaclo tomorrow evening to wit ness tho catlgatlon of Brother Parker Mr William Porter Ole of the most Illustri ous burglars of all time and an American like tho leaders ot many other Industilos abroad is doing tworears term In a French prison It U probable however that ho will not be at liberty to return to his native country for sev oral years moro as the German police have al ready filed n demand for hU extradition upon of his in consideration the completion sentenco consltom tion ot I recent burglary be was engaged In at Munich lortor was Identified by a photo graph taken In Scotland Yard a couplo of years ago In which ho appeared chained to a detec tive with this business associate Horace Ho Ian known as Little Horace hp Board of Trade Is inclined to give the Inman Company trouble The membtrd hate nn hll that the accident to the City of Paris was partly duo to the lraclotb which support 81lry limo Horn tutu In which ito pro toiler shafts run not being htronw enough and aa the City of New York is built on exactly the sumo lines the lumen people hae born requested to pro vide extra supports In the case ot both these ihlps it meuuie which would nocualtats tho L City of Nw York being laid up for two or three months more Involving much Inconvenience to the companr and the expenditure of many thou sands of pounds The Inman Companr argue that the present supports nro ample and In this opinion many of the most eminent experts agree Those however who know the Doard of Trade best believe that the Inman Company will have to yield Gen Booth of the Salvation Army ha pre pared a scheme which he warrants not to fall to abolishing crime and poverty The plan Is very simple consisting of the establishment of a sort of glorified labor bureau tho operations of which expressly informed will we nro wi em brace harlots drunkards and other objection able not usually Included In persons ulual co operative Industrial efforts A circular has bon Issued by the firm of J B Morgan it Co formally announcing the death ot the head of the firm and the accession of his I son J Pierpont Morgan Edward Claary the American actor author I and manager who has been for several months I In South America Is now In London organiz ing a company to produce light English opera in Buenos Ayes deary has leased the National Theatre in that city and will present h The Mikado on Aug 1 following with others of Gilbert and Bulllvnna works Loonora Brabam will bo prima donna and Cleary takes fortr other artists with him As theio aro estimated to bo 85000 1ngllshspeaklng In Buenos Ayros ho anticipates a successful season The novel Looking Backward Is almost as well known here as In America circumstance which Is explained br the figures just publish ed of its sale in England According to tho 1ail Mall Gtuettt the sales havo already reach ed 246600 copies and the book Is still in great demand Eigono Field of Chicago Is 1 at Wiesbaden and every admirer and friend of the poet jour nalist In America will be glad to know that his health Is much Improved Among thearrivals by tho Majestic this weak wero Col Gouraud Edison London agent the Duchess of Marlborough and Henry Ito sonfold of Chicago a restless youth of 2 or 31 year who is making bin fourth trip around the world Itosenfeld left London on the last trip just six months ago and taking things leisurely through India China and Japan spent tn days In Chicago and moved eastward again On bin previous trip he remained only four days In Chicago before going on to meet tho sun The American Duchess has already begun to entertain in the Ducal residence In Carlton House terrace which has been redecorated during her absence and Is now one of tho finest mansions in London Mr Stanley arrived In England today after an absence of nearly three years A special vestibule train carrying Lord Wolseley Sir Francis Do Winton ConsulGeneral New sev eral lords a dozen General a score of bar onets and knights fifty or sixty reporters and lots of other people more or less notable left London at 130 P M for Dover there to wel come the explorer as he set foot on British sol Thero was a tremendous crowd Dover and when the spoclal train arrived tho pier was so densely packed that Stanleys friends and tho reporters had to fight their way through 1 was 0 case of time survival of the fittest and a good many failed to reach the goal Even the Mayor of Dover resplendent in his robes and chains of office was buffeted about in an unseemly fashion all nearly found a watery grave In his own harbor Stanley who arrived shortly before 4 had a fine passage from Ostend and the glorious weather should have put him in good spirits But he was grove and taciturn and neither sunshine nor tho cheering thousands served to put him In good spirits Possibly the thought of the lionizing and banqueting before him mado him sad He had to listen to a long winded address read by the Mayor and submit to bo photographed even before ho stepped ashore He did not like either Infliction and took no pains to feign pleasure at this com mencement of his agony Nevertheless the goodnaturod peoplo made allowances for the wbltohalred prematurely aged man and cheered luutlly until tho train was out of sight On the way to London Stanleys depression increased and his friends had to do most of the talking The only really lively car was that occupied by time reporters who drank cham pagne smashed window and wanted to prove that I was not a case of cause and effect At the Victoria station London the prepara tions usually confined to occasions when roy alty travels were made to do honor to Stanley Tho police had Dushed and kicked common peopln out of tho station and the enclosure had ben railed off on tho platform The train arrived at 050 oclock and Stanley was the first to step out of the saloon car as though he frt would have liked to run away A pairhorse open carriage was waiting in which sat Bar oness Burdett Coutti who shocked London some rears ago by marrying a man nearly 40 years her junior The Baronoss has been for years Stanleys kindest friend and patron Ho might have been excused had he ventured to kiss the old lady and non would have been surprised I he bad shaken hor baod But the bored hero did neither He had not seen his patron since he set out in quest of Emln but ho simply bowed stepped wearily into the carriage sat alongside tho Baroness tried bravely to smile and relapsed into silence People cheered like mal but Stanley simply moved his hand In a languid Oriental manner and so continued until he reached his lodgings In Kensington The crowds except near the railway station were not very large but tho reception accorded to the explorer was unmistakably hearty AH for htanley himself bo deserves pity rather than blame for his lack of enthusiasm as he said to your correspondent I am sjm ply bored to death and yet the wretched man has almost tho whole of time London season be fore him The race for tho great Metropolitan Stakes this week provided a moro exciting llnlsb than any yet run this season Armada headed the field In a straight run for the winning post but wail Instantly challenged on either hand by Parllngton and Galwuy A neck and neck race endued Parllngton who belong to tho Duke of Beaufort just winning by a short bend from Armada who in hid turn was only a neck ahead ot Galway The Duke of Beaufort was equally successful In th City and Suburban race next day Ills mare Itovedor started as second favorite and won by a neck only from Vaslstasagainst whom 60 to 1 was bet Pioneer the property of Abing ton Baird started a hot favorite at only i to U against him but finished fourth Lord Randolph Churchill won the Princess of of 1000 sovereigns yesterday Wales handicap soerelns eetorlay wltlf LAbbess Edejonarra bite came In a head In advance of Admiral Bonbon mainly owing to Tom Cannons superb riding Sure loot and Lo Nord are favorites respectively for the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby tie former being slightly tho better favorite with 7 to 4 only offered against him Cable advices from Washington that the no publican Caucus Committees had agreed to re port to the House of Itepreuentatlves anew Silver bill has stimulated speculation In silver and silver securities in London and on the continent Silver has advanced ono penny per ounce of thirtyseven fortieths tine dally sine Tuesday and tonlnlit stands at fortynine pence being the highest price In years Lon don financiers und particularly those con nected with Indian banks have been sceptical as to any legislation on the iuboct America and the rapid advance In silver has been ow ing to the conviction now forced upon them that the bill agreed upon by the llepubllcau caucus will soon become a law Th ftllotminU o Council drdlU JJBT boa S I S exceptionally Urge amounting from April 1 t data to 33783 laos of 100000 rupees each realizing nearlr 2500000 against 14830 Inca realizing a little over million sterling during tho same period last roar Thj allotment have been made at continually advancing fig ures the highest price bong recorded today when special allotments of telegraphic trans fers wero made at Is C 1lCd I Is thought that the Indian Council has almost exhausted its Immediate credits and that low telegraphic transfers will now bo sold On noxt Wednesday 45 lacs will bo offered for tender and competition to secure allotments Will LI very keen and it Is I believed that the Council will prefer te accept bids for bills In stead of telegraphic transfer Outside of silver the greatest speculation has been In rupee paper which Is tho debt of the Indian Government payable principal and In terest In silver There are several Issues ot this debt but the only one dealt in to any ex tent in London Is what is technically called the 4i per cent paper which U payable on sept interest hall yearly 151893 and which pas hal on March 16 and Bopt 15 in silver warrants drawn br tb Indian Council through the Bunk of England on Calcutta As the price of the rupee advances the value in gold of both the principal and interest In this debt rises In proportion Tho price of rupoo paper has advanced since early last week from t72J per thousand rupees t t78 at which price It closed tonight As the Indian sterling debt sells on a 3 per cent basis thero Is a probability of a still further advance In rupee paper and enormous nmotmts of this security have changed hands during tho lust fortnight The firm Is credited with having made 300000 for Its client in the last month In this paper alone IURKE nonsa XUIKYBS nuippav A Die Crowd OBtUerB to Hee B Mpeelmcaof Delaware Juellco GronoETowN Del April 2GThe whip ping of three horse thieves at the county whipping volt here today attracted a great crowd The culprits J Owens Isaacs John T Owels and Joseph Hamilton are connected with the leading families of Sussex county They were ably defended during their trial by the best counsel that could bo obtained for them The culprits themselves and their friends expected to get orders from the Gov ernor for the remission of the whipping part of the sentence and were sorely disappointed The crowd that gathered to witness tho flog ging was the largest seen at Georgetown on a similar occasion for many years I was com posed of men women and children women carrying their babies and men driving for miles with tholr families to see tho show The whipping was in a public square in full low of the windows of the surrounding houses Each window was tilled with spectators The whipping was done by the Uuorlu of tho county who used entail switches two of which ho woro out on the back of each man giving them twenty lashes eBob The first man was put In the pillory about 1030 oclock this mornliit Each stood an hour with his bead in u wooden yoke and his hands raised above his head and was after ward whipped The exhibition ended at about 1 0111 after which the prisoners were com mitted to Jai This penalty carries with It per petual dlslranchlsement and this fact was the source ol creates grief to the curls In their own words It makes us d Diggers all tho rest of our lives VIlED It HIS bEt A Ivory Tuck at the Holtom eta Klver rUrcee a Negro iknll PEMBERTON FEBIVT South Florida April 20 Hunting phosphates In this sectlontcer tainlyseoms a very innocent amusement but In the throo woeks past four persons have been drowned In the Wllhlacoocbee Itlver while diving for hidden treasures A colored man named Abrams is the lust victim and his case Was very peculiar A party was sounding tho bottom of the Wlthlacoochee yesterday for phosphate and when nn extraordinary bono or tooth was dis I covered Abrams would dive down and bring it I up At last ho saw a very large bone and I dived for It but remained at the bottom Waiting for a few moments and seeing his WnltnJ body at the bottom grappling hooks wore ob tame by his comrades and hU body was brought to the surface As It came up a lingo horn or tusk was avon sticking out of his had I non examination It was found that In diving be had struck head llrst a huge elephants tusk that was standing on the rivers tel In an upright position It had pierced his bruin causing Instant death I Tho tuk was over lour feot long and one end was quite sharp The rest of tho colored gang then refused to work any longer and Contrac tor men Thompson has hud to send on for new I JO fKItlJSIUAlK 7IIE lUFFJLO A Firm Oola Ito the BnlBe 01 nIlal TblB hcmco Annul OTTAWA April Z Messrs Anderson Bros k Co who have tho three remaining buffaloes of Warden Bedsons large herd at Winnipeg Intend to fhlp the animals to a ranch near Lake Winnipeg and to go Into buffalo raising extensively They aro endeavoring to bur some animals that are In the Northwest and are negotiating with a man In Montana for three or four buffalo cows 1 they are success ful Manitoba will In n few rears havo another large hard ot these valuable animals Wardnn Btdsona herd which was sold last year to Mr 1 oiios of Kansas Increased In flint rears from nine thoroughbred and four halfbreed ani mals to 13H head Of those ho sold eightytwo to Jones for about 15000 and obtained Ibout 1r000 a cor respondingly good price for the 01 borB Before Mr Jones got his herd out of the country It had increased to lOt bead nineteen calvos hav ing Loon born after he mado the purchase Mhen he closed tho bargain ho went back to tho States organized a company and sold a quarter Interest for tjOOUO and he expects to double that sum from the sale of animals hides Ac the next fifteen meat c within thl years The herd Is 1 now at salt Lake and new pur chases are being made at every opportunity MXS1lltOlH ASSAULT An Aced Bceldent or Ilrrltr CoaL Htmek Dew la UIN Own Yard IEKBY Conn April 2On Thursday night Gustave Lautz an aged resident went out In his yard and stooped down by his dog kennel toplclc up a pal While In that posi tion he received a stunning blow on the bead le his an Indistinct recollectIon of other blows nnd then consciousness left him At about midnight ono of hIs sons found him lying on the kitchen Iloor unconscious nnd ho re mained In I comatose condition twelve hours ills scalp VVIIH torn Into blirads so much HO that a physician could not sew It up Todiiy li says lie romumbcrK toeing the form of a man jump UP from behind time doc konnel lint UI could not recognIze him In limo darkness Xoiir the scene ol the axnault I peculiar Mono cov ered with blood nnd hair WHH found tho I next I morning it Is I mounded nt ono end end thl other timers down to n point with uverv sharp I edge 17 IB of I Hut nature unlike anything lotind I In tim is neigh terimui d and I looks ilk o nn Indian weapon Till was the I strument I used and may lead to the Identification of the assailant Air Lautz bus no unouiles and the assault is a mystery Today he Is In I pre carious condition and bin Ilia is despaired Pa His of Ma sons assailant offer uroward of 5100 for the arrot I Iulior Noire At a meeting of the matter plumbers tin itnllbi anI fit nttcn ot IlseertilL MUM on Friday night I wu untulmouilr voted lo fruit be request nt the or workmen for nine tours a dnjr without a reduction riieUrtnlle Auoclatlon of Maine ba uolud that after rnl employvrt nur ptre their workumi time oiitionot workloif nine or ten hun a Jay wttbout an lucrrait of pay per hour slimy culnrn tmemtorc nt he Kiilnbti ft Labor struck yeiieritar rournliu I Mt Chlik lures thai factory In luvtruill r Mam Ixrauie International tnmon I I cutters are lurM In the fainry for 5 I Ion ptr west ihan U I I alii to the Knlghti of Labor men Merlin biiUrr Mlupe Now Anyhow Ilin I Govnrimr ytt i liiy nfurmrd thn t or der of Maror draiit removing WlllluniMurtlu from the ofilce 01 Healer of IIIhtA and Meas ures for accepting a threedollar bribe V BertoB Her J Quuti P j rial 3Z ait 5 a Ftopl itorlnir furnIture pianos znlrrori bsrgdl fa tc or moving la the city or to titeountrr O 10 I will I to call at the Items warthooiMof Iorgas A Itto 2UA W ua W J West 7lb U iisuias4waMa rxrnrrtnit to S unUlnfflou Eurmroiim tirVen I Hi lallul 1 I Ire mM if la Irrry tomcAt ts I dint clii I J atii v til l rounJ trip ti I 01 me iriHKi 1 Iii uaJ I cst itkln Tulluian p rtr amd itbiut care nation tout Liberty IiAdV K Jk W Tbe lun toiler K Jk n I Or urede mark on your collars or cuOc denote p r 1lo use ifipnonT cl aueUitr nad toUb a 5t J Yousicdr i4e1aitrS Acme Licorice relict luiiaatljr aJ tkrgit Irritations Lii dsajgistaSta A REPUBLICAN SYMPOSIUM JBIO OVKH OF rUE FA11TT TALK AT A BAXQVRT in IlixaavRau Hpeaker Reed Spcaka OB M ntkrm Ont raze Ned ricada lor a Natlenal Klee ties LawCol flnrkeoB HiC that the CaaiBBlKB 01 1BO9 IB OolBC to 1 a NcwBpavcr CaaipalcB mm d Bewail tka Fact that the Democratic Newspapers have the LaiBeet Clr ulatlB Pnrsnunan April 2GThe fourth annual dinner of tho American Republican Club In commemoration of the 66th birthday Gen US Grant was given at the Seventh Avenue Hotel In this city tonight The affair was the most elaborate in the history of the organlra ion The dining rooms ot the hotel were deco rated with the national colors and A profusion of flowers and plants met the eye on every Ildo The guests from abroad In cluded Bpeakor Keed Assistant Postmaster General Clarknon Benator M B Quay lot James A Beaver Congressmen John Dalzoll and Thomas M llayne Gov Arthur L Thomas of Utah and a number of othoc prominent guests from abroad Three hundred and eight covers were laid I and promptly a 745 tho distinguished guests entered the dining room and after a few words of welcome by tho lion John Dalzell the dinner began After having feasted on tho delicacies of tho table toasts were responded to a follows Our Guests Absent was responded to by Col J M Hchoonmnkor ot this city in well chosen expressions of tho welcome which tho absent ones lacked only becauao they como not for It Grant was responded to by GOT James A Beaver in llttlng terms of eulogy of him in whose commemoration tonights dinner was given givenThe The Itopubllcan Party brought forth a re sponse from Bpeaker 1oed was repeatedly Interrupted Bald by expressions of approval He SPEAKER ItEEDH RPKECn Your toast strikes the only possible note of continued victory for the American party Con tinued victory we must have not as partisan but at patriots Not on tho past must be our reliance but on the future I we are not to day In the forefront of human progress to hava been the followers of Abraham Lincoln In the year gone by is not an honor but a burning disgrace Progress is of the essence of Repub licanism To havo met great emergencies as thor arose has been our history To meet emergencies as they shall arise must bo our dally walk and duty or we cease to bo Hang Ing on to old traditions Is the business ot the Democratic party And It does that business well we can never rival It I have not for years been one of those who have talked about the South For tho last eight years no man has heard me in the House or in the campaign discourse upon either out rages or wrongs murders or shootings or hangings My silence did not arise from any approval of murder of terrorism or frauds at elections 1 did not arise from any Ignorance of facts or any doubts of tho Croat wrongs which are perpetrated against the Government by the people Until they were aroused any efforts of ours would bo utterly In vain In fact politicians are only elevonthnour men They tire worthy of their penny but they never bear tho burden and beat of the day I they cry aloud before tholr hour they only turn back the shadow on the dial It is known to everybody that the Houth denies that cheating Is rart and parcel ot their elec tions I is equally known to everybody that that denial not true The South has pas od through many ntico Tim KuKlux first do Ployed Its midnight terrors to intimidate vot ers Then came the midnight shootings and harrylngb then the bulldnJiiu and tht driving of the negro politicians Into the woods In tbo darkness of the night At probunt tho murders hay mostly most passed away nnd the terrorising anti the midnight marauders lallotbox stuffing timid chuatlug In time count have taken their places I liroughout all this variety 01 wicked iniss I call upon you to note one singular tact that while It existed every ono of tlicso Crimea nualnst thin i 1 ernmout vrns most solemnly denied by bouthuru pre s and houthern peo ple Nu man denies them today Lot us conio at some principles which are fundamental in this matter A negro IH a citi zen of tho United Mutes He has just as much right to vote and have his vote counted aaany body on oarth That lie is poor and Ignorant does not under tho Constitution put upon his neck the foot of riches or ot Intelligence Man hood and not riches manhood anti not learn ing Is the busts of our Government Wo would like all ourcitirens to bn learned we wish they were all rich but until they become both we will take the average of all of tliem ns they are Nothing loss than that would bo government by tho people While tho houth denies the frauds In elec tions tho clieatlncs and Ute ballotbox stuff tons singularly enough they justify them Why thoy defend them 1 they dont happen you cannot understand on tho principles of logic but you can on the principles of lying The dolonco Is that nthorwlso the white raco would bo dominated by colored Ignorance That defenco may do for tho state of Missis sippi but l It will not do for the United htatea In Mississippi the blacks are the more numer ous In the United tatos they are but a hand ful If In all the Congressional districts where thor are In the majority they should combine and send one of their own color they could only muster thirty out of 3SU onlT therefore any Houthern gentleman howoveroloauent seizes on your raco feeling proclaims the danger of ignorant rule and wakens your nympathy for his mlsgovernmont I do not for nn Instant orgot that all that baa I nothing to do with Federal elections I Mis sissippi bo tu Iangor of Ignorant domination tho United Status la not I cheating at he I polls bo only a pious fraud In Houtb Carolina IlolR oxcunable because the wI ito lan I superior tn intellect though Inferior in numbers there I can bo no such excuse In the United Htutes I elections whore the white man with his su perior Intellect Is superior In numbers also In other words tho ONOIISO whether it be bad or good for cheating nt Mato elections cannot be spread beyond Simile elections When a Federal election Is hold It lint nothing to do with State Government but becomes part nnd parcel of tho Government of the United States at largo wheio thoro Is no possibility of negro domination liiiornnt I or otherwise Tho llopulllcaii vote of the Houth tho Hepub llcan partv IK I entitled to under the Constitu tion whether that v oto bn Ignorant or sensible sonslJlo If Ignorant wo new It to offset the Democratic Ignorance which votes Inhevv York and other lureo cltlna t hy should they poll tholr Igno rauco and we not poll ours I What in OKI lemody r When lust Thursday In tho ronnto tie committee in charge re ported an cnlarnomeat of the powers and uses of tho United states supervisors over Htato elections time honitor from Alabama took tnt unusual courno ot l declaring then and there that such Mipervlhlnn of the Ktnte cloc tlons was unconstitutional and would lead to bloodshed and murder anti would be restated by all posniblo parliamentary tactics al ly What thou Is the remedy I speak only for myself What I say binds nobody but me unit not eel me I the liopublloan party prefers another policy but speaking for myself it S to mo hint tho only wine course Is to IIS Into 1ederiil hands the Kedural elec tions Iut us cut loose from Ito State elec tion do our own registration our own count iii OlS and nfii own roitlllcatlon t Then ito nation will be satisfied Against this course no Coiihtitutloual objection can bu urcml Thu aiborouuli case a decision ol ibo bupromo Court covers It all uvar No objection can ho urcid uualnst It on account of CLJectol hectlnnallsmIt applies North and Kouih lad 1 rtul Vvet It will put an end to all bickerings lime Houthern tiittas will then 11 themcelvos grapple with the problem of whether any Hjato ot u rupublla cal permanently enthrone Injus tice Freed IIor all right 01 Interference ex cept mural and advisory from the North with in their own borders und within time limit 01 their own hat rights thoy will havo what they huvn longed for the power to work out tholr own peculiar problems themselves and 1 vrnttne thu prophecy aa I sincerely entertain the hope that the relief from outside pressure vtfll break down the race Issue and as time Houthorn people divide not on the color Ifsuo but on the iuo lions which make up Round in lilies and good covornment Then as the Constitution of the United htntrH and the principle of our Ameri can system alwayx Intruded the voter whether white or black will contribute his share to the Government of all and tlieliopi which went nt the foundation ot all our girist sacrifice will b llnitll tutu completely futlileu MnMUH I VVPUON IN t 1192 Vlien time npplaiiFe hrd died away the Hns Jnmaes t luikbun arose tu speak In answer tn the toast The Republican Press Ho Bald in ran The Republican newspapers of America form as 1 believe the strongest Intellectual force on this continent anti it Is a party press that U loyal while dependent unsolllsh and always the advance guard ot the party Tho consideration of the party press grows dully more and more Important We are In n state of transmission somewhat an to party methods Mr Urico WAS much derided for his phraco In 18H8 that the campaign of that your was an In tellectual one set his statement was true Political contests ore coming more and moro to be fought In the arena of dls emIssion and In time newspaper press The days of parades and phvslcal demonstra tions are pretty plainly pausing away the torchlight and tho rodllght as political argum meats are being superseded by tho intolloctunl discussion of the press Tho campaign of 1KU will be largely a newspaper campaign anti it has already begun lot us bo frank and ear that the Democrats aw this boforo time lotmt Menus for any close observer must have seen with Interest and almost astonishment the marvellous manner In which time Democratic party has been strengthening Its lines In the newspaper or the magazine It did not use to care as much as the Itopubllcan party for time newspaper and the magnrlno In latter days It has been beating us In our own came In the large clued ot the 1 ant they have cap tuned nearly all the magazine and Illustrated papers All time mercenaries press antI liter ature have boon lured into their service limo runforcod Democratic PIOHS Is a startling thing for the llouubllcan party to face and It must face It with courage and wisdom In Novvloik city 14110001 copies of dally news papers are printod dolly Loss than uutl tiiiu of them are Ronubllcau This menus that two tilths of time Republicans of Now York city and environments are reading Dem ocratic papers taking the Democratic version of things and tIme young people of tho households being educated un consciously acalnst time party of their father I would not abridge thin latitude of discussion or reading but it is Important that young peo ple should at least loud their own side as well the other In llostou the papots ot greatest circulation are also Democratic Now England has hugely gone from time faith of time days ot time war In Its newspapers The same Is true of neatly every largo city In the country Democracy has also pressed Its conquests to the agricultural press and In tho last throe or four years many of tho farmers paters In the West have become advocates ot free ratio It was largely through this lino and that of the Farmers Alliances that tbo Democrats first based their claim that thu Northwest was for free trade and changing to the Demo cratic party Even as gocd nn organization ns that of the farmers won utilized and Farmers Alliances established systematically with all the Democrats anti all time wok kneed Republicans in the neighborhood gath ered Into its folds Then thoy wore supplied with free trade literature secretly and con stantly Such a propaganda ban never been known In America as that of tho Democrats In their hunt In secret and through a chancing press In behalf of free trade In the West to dar and I submit yon as Republican that it Is i Urn for our party to take notion of what the opposition party is doing by Increasing and strengthening its press Our own press In loyal and it is virile and mighty In power to do good but It needs to bo Increased In circulation Republicans every where should at least take Republican papers first I have recently had eomo canvasses mado on this subject Igavo the result In one county and It Is the pamo In many A county In Illinois nnur Chicago where CiiO Republican families are uklng Democratic papers and only US Democratic families taking Republi can papers Ihose are significant facts Time Republican presses stand ready to cover time land with the true gospel It remains for tha Republicans In the neighborhood in the homes to supplement the labor ot the loyal press and all the Limo to extend their circula tion and influence Tim American theory Is for frequent changes In all publlo offices anti lor every American bor to havo an honest chance whether ho seeks It In politics or elsewhere Timer Is no American sympathy for a llfoholdlng class In onice and no real American sympathy attends the present experiment of creating u profes sion of olllceholders The peoplo do not ho hove In lie English theory of superior classes and lifeholding clashes Their own acts and not the theory of reformers constitute their own opinions All officers under their own control they chnnc every two roars or four whether In townships city district State or nation Never anywhere have the American people mode the least expression In favor uf a life tenure In civil oltlco I believe that the claim of the Mugwump that this people favor a lifeholding class in olilcn If submitted to the pooplo themselves would bo rejected br ten millions of votes I also belies o ns u Republican and would ndvo rate as an editor thn purest posslbln elections The question of nn honest ballot iBhluluTtliau anything In politics or partiansliip for It In volves not only tho honor but time hut or a nation which Is dearer to us and moro precious to our children than anything of party honor splendor It the Australian system bo the right thing lot us hnv It In tho couth I think wo need time Australian system for voting but an American sistom for counting Time South ern question Is tho groat and luminous ono of all no matter bow much It Is ridiculed The tnrlll Is an anchorage tlm cardinal doc trlno of faith and the Ilopubllcim party In being true to that Is true to tho republic but time Republican conscience wants something that cannot In any sonio bo called a sordid Issue A sacred ballot is tho epigram of anoudurlng republic Let us leach always and everywhere then that llrxtabovo everything first above time tariff and all other Issues the great Republican doctrmo and duty ot this time Is to attend resolutely and always absolutely mire elections It meansIf adopt ed that the Southern nuestlon becomes para mount In politics ion thoro In no pretence even by the candid opposition that the elections of the South are fair Theyoung men of the party brought the Hon W Taylor to his foot Ho spoke of the effective energy of the young mon and said thnt they furnish to the party the hops and the promise ot a successful future The lion Thomas M Ray no member of Ito House of Representatives from this county answered to the Ways and Moans He spoke In glowing terms ot that policy which bo said inspires labor ultti bopn and crowns It with dignity which elves safety to capital and pro tects Its Increase which secures political power to every citizen culture and comfort to every home At midnight the festivities worn over and the large number ol guests had loft the banquet bathLetters Letters of regret were read from the Hon John Sherman exOov Forakor Col P D Grant Judge W H II Miller VlcePresldont Levi I Morton Secretary Tracy and benutor Incalls Tke IVeatker Th storm that remained nearly stationary evr southwest Ties test week started to more north eastward ytiterday morning and wai ctntral In louth rca Illinois The rein belt Wai very zteaive l rainfall itmif in avery Slate last of the Itocky JJotmtalni Tli fall was unusually heavy la Arkansai at Mule Hock 212 inches fell In twentyfour hours aol I 25 at fort Smith Tti norm was Inrroaimi In enemy high wlnili prevailing to the eastward of ttie claim Florida and the Norlhweit bad fair weathrr the latter part of the day Rain will continue today In alt the Matti east ot Ohio and norti nf Irtlnla will rrntiUr hUh wind and fog on the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts The temperature was about ftatlonary In all ports of the country except Hat In ili ilulf MIUM It rai warmer The coldest Ilace ai M Vlncrnt MlnnUI The rainfall In the 11tialsliti l valley had been alwoit continuous for four dare thoronkljlj Aliiz tlm ground to that the heavy ruin ot inlay and Saturday Honed on lino the ttrrarni itt tributaries ft tie Mluli alppl Tie Artaniaa has rlun v7 feet at I ft Fuilth la 40 hour and H at Mule torl la 14 tntf t ciii the lied llher wfiitupHat Shre eport liiJI hour while the Ohio Cumberland and Mlinourl S itli tbelr tribu taries aliow a rIse according to the rainfall The hlihent loTeninicnt tcmp r ture in this city yes terday was 48 lowest tV average humldny Ol per ceut wind Ttrarnl Itf 10 21 mil an hour from tilt uortbwiil rain benan at 11 I I 3J A M t and continued all day Italn with nearly stationary temperature Is l prom lieu for today Monday should be fair and cooler The tliermomettr at ferrys pharmacy In Tiia Sims bulldluf recorded tlie Ismptraturs esierday as follows lhiii iSuti 1559 isun M 1 lt3Ci U Si sO C A St r 44 III t i VI i in 44t CA S it7 47 Uf M M 4 3 tu Sm 00 5 J ti l iJo 4JJ jsversae 4 J Averageon April iti tubS iQo SIOML nrricK HiRyiiftr TILL H r M HDAT For Maine New HampshIre Vermont Maiiacliusetta Rlioile island OODDCCIICUI rsin tartly as snow lu Maine New llsmnblre and Vermont sllflitly warueri northeasterly winds blfli on the coast fjr lailtni Kivi fork tailmi Vnrxyliianl1 ana Km Jerii rain warier nonluaiitrtu wInd Milt on the mail tom the District ot Columbia Delaware Marylaol and VlrilntaclesrtDV warmer wlu4s becumlni south easterly For western New York an I western Pennsylvania rain stationary teinierature rurineakterly uluus high on Its Isles THE DELUGE IN LOUISIANA A nta mnn ronniNo xanovau ma atUKUAXZA CflRV4S8E TryIng to Navn what le Inft or the Levee A Jug Slorm In North TV me VislerssilsictJ Itallronde es4 Dose Kiarmoiie Ilasxace Nrw OnrEANH April 2CA special from Bayou Sara referring to time great Morgania crmasso says the water ot the river la only about n foot below the crown ot the levee which at the break was twentysix fet high with a base of over 200 fret Tho break Is now some 1500 foot wide and It In caving off at th lower end at time rate ot dOt feet n day Capt Klngman estimated time discharge through this crevasse at over 150000 cubIc feet per second and aa his calculation was based on a breach n utile over l2uo feet wide U It can be teen how rapidly time discharge Is in creasing The average cost of this levoe was 10 Per running foot so that at the present rate of caving the lower end Is wasting away at limo rate of JUO per day Ev err effort will be used to protect what remains of Morganza with as little delay as possible Tho United Stales steamer KubywUh rtgaaa of thirty men Is engaged In scouring a supply ot i willows for mattresses The towboat Prince and tho tug Tlldi arrived off the crevasse with a large load of rock from New Orleans with which to load tho mattresses Capt Klngmaa to havo the Intended C expects mattioss to pro toot ito lone at tho lower end of the break ready to sink tonight rIme greatest difficulty ana danger will attend this work as It will bo noiojsary tu run limo barge down clow to time break right In the strongest of Its tremendous suction und then worD Itout ovortho lower elite Tho mattress will bo its lout long and plncod against tile lovooso that m as It crumlilos away tlio unsupported portion i of the willow branches will lap the Inundation of tlio broken end und piotoctlt whlie the op poelloond of the limit I IBS will IO securely i anchored to time sound portion of the dike Thin prompt action ii Congress In voting money lor tho relief of tho overflowed section will prevent any ncttml utilTerlng The distri bution of rations In going to be a dIDlcult matter aa n groat many planters are opposed to It und BIT that experience has shown that It frequently does moro harm than good Doth In Ib71 amid IWJ levees wore cut by liuy plantation hands who wanted to cut food without working for It i The State and Federal odlcliils wore In I conforenco today to dotcrmluo how the aid could ho distributed without causing demornl 1atlon and fully agreed on a plan The chief need of aid Is In Iointo Coup u Ht James and Ascension There are 2000 persons In bt James driven out by the Ntta crevasse and loiio from Now Itlver Ascension most ot thorn white Thoro are some 4Coo refugees from 1olutn Couple nearly nil negroes but major ity ot tnoui havo alr uly got work elsewhere North of lied Itlvur the planters are alraoit unanimously opposed to Government ale and bay that they will feed and care for their own employers U lov time city there Is no destitu 4 tion and plenty of work for all In the sugar Hold or on limit 10 eec The refugees from 1olnto Coupoo who have been landed at bt Franclsvlllo Daton Itouge and other towns on tim east bank of the river will not lio loft In a destitute condition Nearlr all of thuin luau secured work A number planters wont to Baton llougo to tako advan tage of limo opportunity offered them to tocuro additional labor Monui of hn tnfuKeos re fused work saying that they prolurrod tu wait lor uovornmtmi rations I joy Nluholls was umakomi tndnr If he did not think giving rationtu pooplo Inthooverllowed districts would induce the cutting of levees Ha replied I bellovo In having time money In our hands and expending It judiciously V o cant lot our people starve tu death oven If wo do run oirtulc of having the levees cut The appropriation will not bo unod until It la necessary It was docldod at the contemned between the blame anti Federal authorities today to issue rations for only ton days The police jury ot each parish will report time number of destitute people and tho number of days for which ra tions are needed und will appoint H committee to ilstribino thorn droat caution Is urged In this distribution so as to dUcournga Idleness a All aid Is tu cloo the moment wort begins A number of iofiigoo from Assumption I Iliorla und St Alartlnn have reached the Tecua country They tuport the water already rising In limo Interior fiom the 1olnto CoimpJo breaks and tuuuglit it win to tot out ot the country with their stock before It Is too Into From New Texas down tu Waterloo the whole country Im I under water At NevvToxas pester tiny the river foil llvn inches showing that tho Itacacino Crevasse could not play an Important part I lu speaking of limo Morganza break Cant Kluumnn said that It was caused by water wasnlngovor time top and currying sacks m anti earth and lumlOr with which the old levee had been raised Time levee as originally con structed was well proportioned but within throo years time iOoe wits raUed by the State ultlitenn Inches by putting earth on top of It This madci the crown unriow and time up ror I part of tho levee thin It was too low for V i time present water and we had to raise twice tint were working to raise It a third time up to Monday night At the lime time levee broke only a guard was present rime nraak was sixty lest vvido nt the hint crash the rush of waters drovo tho guard away and the brent fvoon widened Into a crevasse limO fuel wide In the morning when 1 saW It the break was GOO feet wide and the escape of water was ten rlllo Great trees and willows were swept away In front of time crevasse ST Louts April Additional advices from Texas show that time great ruin htorm whlcn lias pievallod there during till uf this coca has covered nearly all the northern and western sections ot tho Mate reaching out nn far aa Big Stirlnus nn tho Texas and IaolKc Hallroiid und almost Into time 1an llaudlu In thu north west Nearly a foot uf water hue fallen sluice lust Monday and all time rltois and Miiullor ut streams mire at Hood lioluht ind time country Is inundated Five fi fight and ono niirianiior train are laid up at Colonidi on the Tuas mint Paoltlo on account of washouts time luldito iij across Morgan Creek Is ImpassubK and lha tracK In loton vallov K I three nut under walur A part of AbilenlHllootledtliocreuk8runtiln t through town having rNcii over twenty foot aud people living In the low bottoms were res cued with dllllciiliy Trinity River rose 27 feet and Is flood inc largnpfctlons of country along Its banks The lira08 Jtlvor Ihulioovprlowod and doing creat damage The 1iiis hirer bridge near Vernon on tho I ort Worth and Denver road Is wrecked anti 00 feet of Its Iron spans ana tvvulvo licuts of Its tristlitworlc nppoachesr have been tw pt down At Overbiook on lie Tonekit aiM bantu 1 In time I idlan Territory u loire tirulLo wits waulicd away und another at Marietta on tlm Mimu road has boon cur lied down hi oral hundred foot of the ap proach to time iiintu To bridge across Had 7 liver imas Lfun wanlixd out am other damage lias IJHUII done to tlio road both north und mouth of lIed Illvor S A halfmil washout occurred on the Mis souri hiuisan and Texas nt Ilneey station and a ninetyfoot bridge over Montegu Creole vvu swontiiway In last all the roads In the northern and western parts nf limo htato have liii frmmmim time wmtslmitg ommt of trmmck cul V TI bridges oinbankiiiontH iVr and It will tnkii beviiil ilajH to ropalrdanmuos The lol liviir which Is receiving tho mruobt part ot lie ii uiler that mn miltm IB becoming I liiulfc but HO far then aro no rei onto of Bttlons damuKn by limo overflow ot tint btreaiu llm ruin has been tIme heaviest over known lu uorthurn and west ern Texas S JNlJIIIXAfIT IAUUUK111 Dont like the New Order Ilmulrlna Them tu Ciena tbe Kurjce Were Tluorsl Tho nlcr which uppiiutoiidcrt Weber of time Barge Ofllco Issued on Friday roQtilrlnc all men clataod ai laborers tu take turns niter tomorrow nt cleaning tin thuImmigration depot has caused a l lg kick The laborers get CO a m nth and stand on guard at the gates anti nn thn floors antI direct time mml p gntnhs toward freed m Many of thorn mire po I Rrnntx leudurtt in tlinir tllstrms 1 ho iittrgm Oftlco Is very dirty Klnce n vvfolc u ago vesterday IVJOJ I mum tim i gnammt m imavts left Inn I dut ol then r ihoew m upon Us I I I corn and tho rain I that Hlakod hit omttiim tIme pOt on 1rldiy and VM nlayUiniid I I ih dust Into I mud Tlie work ol clcatiini up I aMl Harden wan donu by a gahKof Hoor cleiiiMirs vvlios fcrvlies tire ills r45f peiibed with uinclpr this flow r mine ti It I IB said that mnuo ol Iho I lab I rere will I re sign order rather than comply with Jlr Webers lf Ieouurd IV Jernme Jtetnrne Mr Leonard VV Jeiomo arrhod from South tiain tout ui ne North ternati lloyd teauililp Trave 0I rhoy l He si ll I lau iiltlu mm ma violent attack nt fruit rontLfte i us html r1 eumatiitn liei I iti ie Inui very mm i i Si orri Im t tiC C r tm ttt C I i zm4 S lsJ It e I C S C 0 II uS Sitar eel C a Ii 0 il lO T1 I mo 0 1 mimiC i Ic ticY tuami Is beT t ib i at lie tommac Urmtc LI iditi eve Due omd thirty su It s rent

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H r L I 2 THE SUN SUNDAY APRIL 27 1800TH1RTY PAGES tV t MCANN LOADED FOR GRANT nmtir ITIIATA CAIITLOAD or nsrK t xATWita iritr1 VMUKD otri t MJtteCiinK Unit B Criujr turn th Mayer 1 Th itr kit RevclBllOMI IBOOOO J floodis l I Ookern II4 of which lmt Contributed OOOO to Dal OCIce or Erut from thn Dod Donr l of IIII SOOO from Urnst t Cr kr j Mfeur ortko ProBI of the NhrlBa OBel Attupt kr Ort Threnah Ot Mr CrokrOnt K Jude floIe to I Crkoa of th CouatriAt TUI roles the Faa eels ComialUe Ht Off JCl4 n fr Week eMit Then tlic ttr orlr fleer the IKhuftlnB TettoMeynrOraet May that MrCnnkB Hlor l BnbkUh from Top lo DotlomII no Who Is a hoist Chairman FaeRottof tho Bcnatn Inv st I uatlng Commltteo did a little rapid transit I tutlnoss on hi own account yesterday In the few minutes over an hour during which the commltteo was in session he started his train on an entirely now route and dashed ahead with all l steam on until ho had Mayor Grant under an accusation of having contributed 1SOUOO t a fund of llBOOOO raised by Diy Mahoney and hold by lllohard Crokor to be used to buy the votes oi Grants associates In lbs Boodle Board ol Aldermen In IBM for the t confirmation of Grant as Commissioner of I Public Work and also ot having while Hberltf given to Blchard Crokers Gyearold child five envelope containing 15000 each A t Mr Crokers sharo of tho profit of tbo Bher Ifts otllc i and with having since this Investi I gation begun sent his private secretary ax Judge Leicester Holme to Mrs Crokor and to Dr Beokman tho family physician offering them largo sums ot money If they would leave C the country until tho Investigation should bo k ovur the stained relations between Mr Croker nnd his wife having led to I fear that she might give evidence against him before tho I 5 committee I All this depends upon the solo and evidently drilling testimony of Mr Crokors brotherln wlln lestmon i law Intrlck II SIcCann When be had got f this far Chairman Fassott shut oft steam l i whistled down brakes and stopped short No I representative of the Mayor was present b fore the committee and thoro was no crossox 1 and McCanns examination or rebuttal so I story was left by the committee to stand oor 4 r probably until uoxt Saturday The committee 4ld not get together until 1 oclock and the rooms of Fart II Superior Court was crowded before Chairman Fassctt f strolled In Mr Ivlns oamo In about the same i t time Thoro was a vindictive twinkle In his doep eyes and ho pulled at his stubby beard R r with malicious energy Tho witnesses of tho day he said would INS Mr MoCann Henry n i f Beokman exPresident of tho Board of Alder Ii men and the whole Excise Department The f Excise Commissioners and all their clerks I I with heaps of books sat in rows outside the k railing waiting to h called but tho committee I II t adjourned as soon ai McCanns story va In I t t shape for publication and lot it so at that The it whole session was over soon afternoon Chair t man Fassett laughed gleefully when a reporter it asked f How does this strlko you Senator V I strikes mo right under the oar be MIdI Mr Ivlns nlio allowed a grlm smlle to Irradi I ate his sombre countenance as ho gathered up k his papers for Partner Boardman to carry back to the office c Of course the reporters took UD the commit tees Inquiry right In tho middle whore It was loft and caBot Mayor Grant oxMayor Ed on r Leicester Holme and Dr Bookman to the wit t ness stand so a to help the committee out f Mr McCann little They even crossexamined a Itla f moro too and found out what his quarrel was k Ttlth the Mayor and Mr Croker The man must b crazy Mayor Grant said when ho beard about McCann and the Mayors denials of Mr MoCanns hearsay and other say covered the whole ground gone over ta Iono r f DKOTUEUIKIUW MCAKK t Mr McCann had talked considerably to r i r porUrs about Ida grievances wit Mayor Grant I and Mr Coke and there was much craning ik of necks whoa ho mounted the witness stand i Thoe who craned their necks far to I M well got a glimpse of a large stout man I v 1 with dark hair cut short and a short red board t f upon a rudy loco Ho sauatted solidly into I the chair and looked like an obstinate English man The first questions dealt with his lease of the i i Mount Bt Vincent restaurant in Central Park r t lie was formerly for twenty years he said In l the dry goods business on Sixth avenue lllch r aid Crokor and he married elstora On Oct 1 11 o 1 1885 at the solicitation of Mr Croker ho took j the lease ol the restaurant In the 1urk The 1 f had been given ton man named Conklln who was the proprietor ot the oyster house known r a Dorlons In Iwentythlrd street but Croker 1 i i had a half interest in It Conklln and Croker I S7 had had tbo restaurant for about eleven months and then quarrelled brcanso It wasnt vayme They had had to put a f 1000 most f Rag on It und Conklln wantod to sell out He held his Interest at 15000 und Crokdr offered to sell his own share t McCann for the r earn sum The wltnesa had understood that t the original Idea bad been for William Senor President of tbo Board of Aldermen to take tho restaurant on shares with Croker but Bauer i die The witness sorted to pay tlOOOU for the eaaeof which 43000 WN cash to Conklin 4000 was the mortgage and 3000 wa credit to Croker on MoCanua account against Llm The rental t the city was S per cent of the gross receipts and the witness had made it pay at that and mao a application for a re newal of the lease The lease had been given however TanrlnrAa to It Osbo Case but Case had since lu n ItTHIS THIS IS SUOnTLT TXB8OHAI I I Have you had any personal differences with Mr Croker growlnu out of this matter 1 asked 11 r Ivins 1 Yes l Do you attribute to them your failure t aeruro a renewal of the lease t The witness squirmed around in hut chair I tand said Id rather not answer that I dont want to go Into family maltorn I dont think It Is fair to bring IllJy nlalor 1 subpcrna and then make mo reveal family matters 1 think you can no 1 without cornplUli that tlm purpose for which I am hero said Mr Ivlnu squared himself theatrically and Iballa lo ak Mr McC nn a grsa t m ny QU4 tlonixio niMttri winch I blloT la b within hit pnul hflwttUge IltItr 01 thi mast astlous m I naoc1 lee working 01 lb eominllle Ko vn Could resisi mrt slice clh I ih aeecsIiy for brlngl5 family ritiocs out i such a way but I am s4viisC i i ilitogs ba bl OD b7 chiy omcl watch hays been kept 1 ctu and IIid cr rt that ualsa 1 I we ass heolrmaUon u 10 Ihun Iro 1 trotu mtubtrii of ihelr J fAmily w eniiot ret It i atalL and th purzsI 01 lb ir comuutts wl bi thwarted ani iti work fliraId un ltr lb circumstance I ihall 1 JSetUoSSr 1 la u I 0 m cOlcorna clrmtnc Inll I opon the lr rat ell Anything of a purely ftertouat namr nf court w don want al4 bad rafter nol hav w aim i want tiilnjnnr a to farnlir piarrla but whet

fVeo I W oolulllllulon 01 city alaln or IIa tu or city earls hal been oblailtl truytt 1 fatutlir I U roout 1 Its three cIumltts up whit tnite I ui the II I J MCANN IBOtEKDI TO I1KVEXU Grant QIIsy AT you o ha4 soy dicerene will Maor I I IAoa with jr Croker T Alea I QHow lonir have you known tb Mayor ASine a Tear or to before the Urn the flrtt ran for Mayor u iS7D you recotlot I th aplolntmei1 of a Coraral YesJ ono of fubUo oralfcy Mayor JOon In 15041 1 I r III you ever her that Mr Orant then an Alder C 1 men was a candidate hot he aipolnlm ntl Ah I 1 Who toliljruu A Mr Crokcr c IIld Oi burnfhoooalo unil o which he was tll f a candldai AV U1 Id you aver that Orant and Croker btlevd that j thr CouhU I Irani app tinted In I rue they could ansi r tot M I bit cuuQrniatloa by Ib Board ol Aldermen I ua 4 i r dan JFyom lieu wbom I AU was talked about at Iblol uvho talked about 1 t AW ll u was tentral convtraallon amonir leading men In th rfantxailon V Io ron know of any effort bavin bOn mad loX lor Iueh a luaraulest 4nlJ from heirsay it was asera1 1 rumor I t QIhd you ever bar of a mm of mousy teini raUed t for UM In itcurluKlhle eonilriuallon I us SAW 180000 01 HOARD Boouui roB THE BOODLB L The witness squirmed again and said that be didnt want to answer Thats going luto F family matters ha said I have beard a good many thlnen but I only believe what I know mVfUr wxl0f1 said Mr Ivlnu Ill put a question that will appeal to your own knowledge Did I Mr Cooker ever go to your store with a sum of I money and tell yotl I bad been raised for tho purpose of getting votes for the confirmation by tho Uoard of Aldermen of the nomination of Alderman Work y Urant for Coinmhilonorot Public The wltnef did nome moro tuiulrnilnc I dont think Iti right ho said lonsk me to mal acr U or confldtnoe repMtd In me by j 1 1 anybody and then bo added IfTameo Iled to answer I shall but unless am I LAMI I E smiled for It had become evident by this time Imlld the witness unwllllnBnes to testify wall bluff and Stint Chairman Fa ott and Mr Ivlns were partner In the game The Chairman with an obliging smile proceeded cod d to compel tho witness Raving OOlpel rWedo not want to go Into family mater but It seems to UI that this II I something we cannot excuse you on o tho question was repeated and tho wit ness el faintly replied Wdyou lee the money asked MrItlnn motoy with fresh gloat In his vole and a hungry summer In his eyes Yes No lyon count Itr 0 Ild I pa he tell ron how much there was 7 How much The witness bad been speaking distinctly and everybody In the room knew what be had onrb said Tho silence was almost oppressive 1 One hundred WI f1ab thousand dollar said the witness In a low tone One hundred and eighty thousand dollar repeated Mr IvIes triumphantly A rustle and a murmur ran around the room and It was some moments before the audience settled down Illo1 Dd you ace the money 7 asked Mr Ivlns 1 A en Qiiow was Ul A la bills don np In packaitt a satchel ttiathe carried g 1 rhII did he com to tell yon about Llwh II uSed me If r t knew somonetn I the nelibborhood whom be wanted tot I g About thte blllOI AV t o Pld hI leaf the money la your eloret Aito QiIow loaf was he tberet AUjt or Ibrte oar tere of a hour 01 wnicn QIUXT IICANN CONTIUBUTKD nESTeD 80000 aa Did ho toll 1 you who raised the money Well ho nnntloned that Moloniy had had something to i do with I and I dont know but others Thats YeA Billy Molonoy who Is now abroad 7 It Did he tel yon where Molonoy had raised I 1 No Did ho say that it wasTiubsorlbed by Tam many hail So nll didnt mention any hal ho said It had been raised by tho organization liy which ho meant Tammany Hall frl l D E A uav ir n t BUII IUPVU Did hn say how 1v Mr Grant had con tributed 7 Yos How much was It More silence In the room Eighty thousand dollars More rustle and murmur In the audience QWhn did thli conversation occur A80 mIIIln l Vembe ISi or early 1 In Jannarr IBM4 u tt was bror Squire wa Kppolutd Coumlft diija lonir ol rubllo Works I AV I WM In the holt Q DId you ever lest what bccamtof that money whether It wu teilUirlboud toth men who Laa riliM 1 away It I AL Dno nard anyihlnK ot I Il4r he took I Mr Ivlns switched oft here and started the train on a new track U Did von vr hear how It wu that Mr Grant cam to be T4 for Soothe I A No qthtd you ever bear that Ur Grant flrtt campaign cmpal for Mayor had beu a very supensto one I A VM From whom r asked Chairman tauett Ali wa general talk q ieneril talk li rat Indtflnlln Cat von tell a some one who told you t The witness finally remembered that Mr Crokor and Mr Grant had both told him about the expensIveness of that campaign Leicester llolma had also talked with him about It but not at that Umo ALLEOISO THAT GRANT DIVED WITH CROSER Have son Mr Ivtns asked followed the testimony given botore this committee as it has been printed In tim newspapers 1 M 08 Then you have seen that Mayor Grant was Tlen asked I ho had over divided the income of tbo ofllco ot Sheriff with Mr Croker and that ho sold he had not sad 10 think that was just It Interposed Chairman rassett My recollection Is that the question was wore general and that the tie te Queston Thats 1 foolish question I Perhaps I did state the question too sharp ly said Mr Ivlns but I am pretty sure that tho reply Included an absolute denial At any rato ito the witness you know that 0 question hike that was ajtkod ol Mayor Orant Iko 108 I was In the room when itwas asked but I am not auto about the answer Well now did you ever boar that Mr Grant did directly or Indirectly glvo any money In sums dreotJ or small to Mr Crokvr or to any member ot Air Crokors family i trvkors Tho witness twisted and squlimed In his chair and tatd he didnt want to answer M 1crsonully paid Mr Ivlns I am satisfied that this witness does know ot such payments prove aud It It he Is mado to answer the questloual Pr9i Dav I to tell who told mo asked the wit nonTbat will b a matter to b determined sub sequently said Chairman Fassett Well then I wont answer I wont BO Into family matters I dont care what you do to mo moTbo defiance was made so weakly that every one smiled Then you dont know asked Senator Mo Nauchton Personally I don I 7IVI ENVELOPES CONTAWISO J5000 eECE Well now Mr Ivlns asked I wont ask Wel you yet to tell who told you but have you ever head that Mr Grant gave JOOO to any one of Mr Ye8 Crokers family l javo Moro than once Ye Yen Twentyfive thousand dollar in all 7 Yenhilo Yes Mr Grant was Sheriff Yes Hits Mr Croker a child named Flossie T How old Is she 7 About six years have you ever beard that Mr Grant on five occasions sent to Mr Crokers house an en velope lee add Flossie containing 15000 lol CEOKEliH WIFE AND WIFES BISTKB TOLD llCAKN B low sad Mr Ivlns we coin to the ques tion whether or not the wItness shall say who told him Ibis Dont dont don ask me that please murmured the witness dramatically lhe committee docs not wish said Chair man Fassett to compel you to do anything painful but it seems us though justice to Mr Grant to Mr Croker and t all concerned should lead you to answer this question ThiS Is a very forious matter you know Inn witness remained silent and Chairman Fansett consulted with the other member of the committee After a suitable pause to go through tbo form of Inspiring the witness with awe tim Chairman asked Was U mn f N 1z n1cfiii witness readily Wa it I woman The witness admitted that It wn Ti admite Was It your wife 1 no wo cannot compel Tour COIpt you to testily about it Yes mid tbo witness and then hurried to open a now avenue for tho Information which Chairman Tanuetts remark seemed to have bottled up by adding bhe was one onC btte Uf Who ell told IOU 1 Sirs Croker Did you ever hoar what was done with that money I went to pay for the house they lyeln Wbre II t On Mount Morris avenue ACCUSING AN KIJUDCIE OK THE CTTT COUnT Everybody was drawing long breaths by this time and there was tlmo for several of them before Mr Ivlns got The trsjn switched on to another track and ready to go ahead U oa know Ixloiltr hound A Vet qloes he know Mr Uroktrt AOb ri lJto you know nhtther he bM eve r visited Mrs Cretin Al i qhlncs this lavMllgallon began A yea J Ofunl 5As iSlet 55 Ihrc limes In Ob dar When AW M ilnc Ur Croker went I to Eo rep tw tiAnd line MaJor Grant was on tu witness stead AWLI II wu line the InvMtlnailon wa bun 4WI1 Q KM blldo what the occasion of these visits WM Ar a tWlai was the oeeatloat The witness did the squirm act once more I dont think I have any right to tell ho pro toiled feebly I propose said Mr Ivlns to show that Leicester Holme as a representative of Mayor Grant lolme Mrs Croker and offered her money If ibo would leave I the city until this committee was through with Its investigation Chairman 1assott had wearied of the formal ities that bad been gone through with every once In a lillo thus far to assure the witness that be was really being compelled to an swer This time be only said You must an ewor qwhI what did she tar was the reason for Ur Uolmtt whit t AWSrhaT her go Co Ocrminrl rPloVmu say be cOeted bu money I Ah Q 10 mneh Now that Isnt necessary protested Ma protsted Cann and Mr I vine seemed about to drop It but Chairman Fassett was curious He asked WM J eOouth to pay bereapsuies I AYea aW 4T 0 Mo than that I I A se Qtargl In excess of lhl AWIL sot for I 1 lest wilt a faintly QWould 1 kiev bOa umtln to pay ej4ar living zDlsssact bal and her wily got a real white broad I ATlit would dtpind on bow they lived bl yWoull U have lasted 1 1Woul Iln 111d laem for several loonltt UD tU Mi eonimlii would uaiurallj LT VlniibVa no work I A Icoalilntt 10iba II QWeuld U bar tasted until June l t A should think II wcalo I 4llouI4 Mr Ivlns took charge again and turned another qan ture a other switch py asking aIIav 7 ever beud that Ulc it r helm m visited soy on else with ailinllarobjiclt I I A tu f IWlo was it IAOr Uikaian r qWbat proposition did he make 10 Dr Rttkiaao f A QWbal r propllol hU expenses and whatvtr its sides would compensate hint for lbs IBM ot bit jiraalU while he was away wil v s bo It Pr tftrtmant ATbs physician of the Croker family QWhn loli you about thIs orer to him I AThe Doctor himself MORt yUEBTIONH ADOUT THE 180000 Mr Ivbt said ho wu Uiroiuth a StD L UoNaughton set out to do some questioning on his own hook He nuked first about tho witnesss trouble with Mayor Grant 1 occurred said McCann tho first year ho was SherIff lie carried stories about me to Mr Croker They were utterly untrue and I proved them to be so but Mr Croker believed that Grant was Incapable of telling a false hood and I never could convince him other wise Mr Croker and I had never had any trouble until thnn Since then wo have not been friendly We have not spoken visited How did Mr Croker cOle to come to your store with that money asked Senator Mo Nauchton 1 wan to find out If I knew any ono In tho neighborhood who would tako earn nf the money until It was wanted 1 sucgostod Tom Adams Ho had some financial place I think on the elevated road and had been discharged for ombcz7lemont but I did not know that when I recommended him to hold the money Arternard nomo objection was made to him on this account by the Aldermen or some one and ho did not get I This started other Senators to asking ques tions about tho money and tho witness Hale Mr Croker came to the lore about S30 or 6 oclock near closing time He asked mo I Adams was reliable and 1 said he ns He knew Adams was a friend of mine He said ho had been out all day looking after the mater and that they had It nnangod to have Grant anpotntod Commissioner Public Works a soon as It was certain ho could confirmed I was necessary ho swd to got the votes 01 the Aldermen and money had to bo raised for that Then he showed mo the boodle It was in packages of bills and lay In the bottom ot a satchel such aa a lawyer might carry HIAHD THAT MAton EXTENSIVE GRACES CAMFAIdf WAS Senator McNaughton returned to the subject of tho first Mayoralty campaign Was It not known ho naked that Mr Grace had also spent largo amount of money In that fight e The witness said ho bad hoard that said and Sir Ivlns offered to put In a complete state I ment of Mr Graces expenditures I the com mittee wanted It Wol not just now said Senator McXaugh ton and asked the witness low much did vou hoar Mr Grace bad spent 1 No particular sum was named It was un derstood that tie was a very rich man and that ho had spent money freely re M Then It wan a pretty hot campaign B Well 1 couldnt say I never took any part In politics except to voto nod tako along one or two mon who worked forme You have no personal knowledge about any money having been given by Sheriff Grant to Mr Croker1 No onlv what I have boon told1 When Mr Croker bought that house In terposed Mr Ivlns ho didnt pay much ca h on it did I he OI No not much CJWu at llttl M 51 ATti dead will bow but I guss cOat wu about thl amount QAnd tine then a rood del or the mortgage baa been paldort 5Allot U nOUUINO ON THE miCE OF TOTES Chairman FsisttDo ron know what rot wools hav bean necessary In the Hoard of Aldermen to have conflrmd Mr ItalIC A No V Uovon know that It I would have taken a twe thIrd vote which would I bar bn Iri A No IDla Mr lrohr say anythll to Jon about baring raised rmuii pic for lihtien Aldermen t AIn QWu the money de tip In iRbtetn packaffear 5I I rildn t look MI It CiO enough t Ull QUidyouaauylclubiil 5No QUo ion know whether the money contained la thou Ova nrtloret wu la I rtpural of money which Mr crete bad adr nc d to Mr Oraat during the cam paIn for nhtrlCt AI Ion know VVKLLINlOBMCD MR lYONS Mr Irlnt Don Mr Crater ow you say money T AYe i About MOIW QlIalace I of oll AV Q I s Mr I roktr rribontibl I AI hop lo from what I hart her a latfr think h I fm U Tberlt I no dlipnt between rou I to this ac count I 5No hnis you crer assist Mr Croker In supporting his family t Aye liuince Mr Grant became ChcrlSt AVet and down to the prrMtil day V l o YOU mean M icy that you are helping Mr Croker family now A Yra 7oMr neciuary r antwer tiWhat do yov man by helping thorn AYou eta put wbat m nloK on It you Choose Mr Ivlns stopped forward as I to straighten out a tangle I will ask a question he lid which If the witness chooses to answer It will make It clearjust what ho means If ho doesnt choose toanawer It of I I ask answer It course I wont be pressed askIs it or lilt not true that Mr Crokors do been mestic unpleasant relations j are and for some tune hav I wont answer The committee thinks that the witness should not tie required to go Into that said Chairman Fsssett and Mr Ivlns withdrew It have you ever loaned Mr Croker money asked Senator MoNaughton hot to him personally Ills wife and mine are sisters and his family Is about as dear to me us my ow Anybody who knows MrA Croker and her children would feel just as 1 do in this matter Then these accounts arose out of supplies jqu havo furnished Mr Crokors family t JOhN EKLLT AND MIL CHOKED Tow did Mr Croker come to get an Interest in this restaurant in thee llrst place t I Why the house was built for him Mr wa bui Kelly got an act through tho Legislature by which the city could rebuild the hoimo and It was understood that Mr Crokor and Mr Bauer wore to have I but Mr Sauce died That was John Kelly you mean that had the place built for Ur Croker 1 asked Chair man Fassott The witness said I was and was permitted permited to leavo the stand Tho Mayors stenographer bad been In the room listening to tho later part of McCanns testimony but no other representative of his rlrusentatvo office was present and there wan no attempt to test McCanns accuracy or memory exsept that made by Senator MoKaughlon exoel ALDKItUANIO DEALINGs WITH rnAICISl Henry l Tate the accountant of tho com mitte was put on tho stand long enough to identify I statement compiled by him from tho records of the Hoard ot Aldermen showing the application for franchises and the disposition mad of them by the Board from Jan 1 1881 t this year Mr tins I explained that ISrtl has been Included because the leglnlatlvo commit tee that had investigated the Droadway Itoll road franchise matter had not taken up any yther franchise In that year Ills Idea was for this committee to look Into the matters muters that the previous one had left untouched franklin llurtielt WW present al the repe sentatlvo of thrf Present Board of Aldermen DOlrd but as Mr hint did not cast any rolleotlouii upon his client directly bo said roUeotoul As soon a Mr Tat had lef nolllni stand Chairman r assetS announced that tbo commit tee cloud adjourned subjvut t the call 1 of the Chair ITo told the reporters that there would I b no session on rorror beyond that ho could not fay 31VST JiU CRAZr lArs rUE MdJOn The Reporter Help Mr Irln Hirt Mr MeCnnnc AmailBc Talet Tho afternoon session was conducted by a largo Investigating commlttoo of reporters Mayor Grant was not at his office yesterday and the Jut Intimation he had of the dis closures ot McCann was late in the day when the news was carried to him by a reporter of THE SUN He listened attentively as McCnnns statements woro repeated to him and then ha shook his head doubtfully und said The man must be crazy I really think that tho only charitable explanation of tho matter Is that McCanu Is a loon and Is not responsi ble for what ha says The Mayor said that he wanted t deny with out any qualtUcatlnn every statement of Mc Canns that rellectod on him I cannot mako this denial too strong he said There Is absolutely no truth in any thing that McCanu said that reflects upon mO The only time I uas ever In McCanns res taurant was ono day when Mr Croker and I were out dining On our return w a stopped at the restaurant for a few minutes and Mr Crokor Introduced me to the fellow The fact that I have not been at the restaurant since will Illustrate how favorably I was impressed with him McCann used this solitary visit a a means ol Inducing my friends to frequent his place I learned that hu led 1 them to bo llovo that I was 0101 there and I was 1110 of being thereat certain tlmos specified by himself The result wm that my friends used to go there In hopo of meeting me and when I next met them and they expressed sur firlso at their failure to meet me In McCanns place It put rue In an embarrassing position In spite of this however I never explained to them that I was seldom at the restaurant and was careful to mold saying anything that might injure MnCunn I wai willing that ho thould got along and prosper and I cannot understand why lie made this attack upon mo It may be because he thinks I wa Instru mental in takinu the place trora him Tho only persons who were ponlblo I for this were lark Commissioners llobb Bordon and Hutch Ins with neither of whom hate I tho Bllqhtost influence Even I 1 had Is It likely that I should wield It to Injure a relative ot Mr Croker The statement that ho bad contributed co 0 to a fund off ISO 00 to b distributed among the Aldermen 01 ISM In Older 1 In Unco them to confirm his appointment as Com missioner of Public Works th Mayor sold WW too absurd and ridiculous t notice In the lint place ho said although my name was mentioned lor that place I was not a candidate for It and I would not hiue accepted It Again I bad just passed through the Mayoralty light In which I had been de feated I would like to know the man who would have BOOcK to spare after such acontest aoontest The more you think about this statement the more CI aZT it roust appear At that time J was YlcuIresldeut of the hoard of Aldermen and I was making a tight aalnst the boodle combine I wa excessively unpopular because the majority of tho lloard was committed to thollroadway railroad scheme Nothing cIte was thought of When tho exposure came and U amm my was religiously iclralnlng from In terfering In behalf of her representatives in tbo Uoard who had got Into rouble and watt com pelling them to leave the organization do 00 not think Ihut those Aldermen or thou railroad rllro puople would have used any know ledge they hod against Mr Crokor or me to compel Tammany to lend them 0 belting hand 1 Boglgautloan attempt to buy the lloard with so huge a turn of money would certainly have been known to aOlo woo would havo made capital of It Bo you see how absurd tbo statement Is The story that Mr Croker had lHOouo lu a satchel and wax hunting around to find somebody to take cure of it for him IK simply ridiculous1 Mr McLann says hn hears that while you wore Hberirr you gave 1loBslo Croktr r 0 on each of IHsdlfferout occasions aud that this tls money 125000 won Mr Croker1 share of the IiroflU of tho Sheriff ore That Is as ridiculously false as all the rest al roal I am Flossie Crokeis godfather and the duty of a godfather if I understand It Is i to take a Ifelonjt Interest In his godchild and to assure her thai this Interest is alive by giving her Dome token on each ol her birthdays This Is what I did and no more I gave the child prlaont but I never gave her any such latin lous amount as 25000 Tho mono I gave her was a present to herself and meant nothing more than that iTruinnibored moan de cline to nay anything regarding the family nnitlrti nf flnin U ji a ui jut VJiUUtT Whan ho heard that MoCann had said that Private Secretary Holme had made many calls on Mrs Croker and on her tally physician Ur Ueekman for the purpose of Inducing them to join 51 r Croker abroad Mayor Orant said I know that Mr Croker U I very 111 Ills en I Is physicians have subjected him to very severe treatment Hn haspafcsod through some sort of a lire treatment vvhlVh caused him intense agony 1 understand that for some time it was necessary for home person to be always In attendance awaslu ondance upon him In order to apply cooling cloths to his stomach This won tho last news 1 received from him and of our this makes It clear that ho Is a very sick man I H very natural that MI8 Croker should join II ilmvery conclusion the Mayor said that MoCann has been threatening for some limo to fake Dublin something which ho seemed to think would InJuro the Mayor and Mr Crokor Mayor I suppose be Is satisfied now said the In noun TEsTIFIEs ExJudge mime ald that be bad visited Ira Croker at the request of ens other ions who Is abroad with Mr Croker The boy asked me said Mr Holme to leo hU mother und urge her to join bin father I They understood that Mr Croker Intended Jolnlnl them In May but they wanted her to come earlier I Is not true that I visited her bruo times in ono day My visit was just bout tbo tlmejH hen them were a lot of rumors ielng circulated In reference to the critical condition of Mr Crokers health and Mrs Croker asked mo to call on Dr JJeekmin and sex what he thought about going abroad and rsoually attending Mr Croker I did cal on Ur lleekmsu and task such I suggestion to thin 1 explained to him that his kuowUdg of Mr Croker constitution might b of Taut t i f the sick man I called upon Mrs Crokor at the request of her son and I culled upon Dr Beck man a the request of Mrs Croker andtbat Is all there Is to that story MM Croker of courso understood that If she wanted to co Ibo expense need not stand in her way She IB 1 not rich Mils CIlOKEIt ANTI DJI 1IEEKMAN HY so TOO Mrs Croker said yesterday afternoon that the story that 31 llolmo had endeavored to get her to leave the country to avoid being Biibpti niiod by tbo committee wan untrue ni llolmo had called upon her and had talked to her about going lo dormant hut It was be ceuso her husbands symptoms bat become HO 10 snrious that his life was feared for and It was val thought lost tosummonhU family Mr Holmo had acted as her husbands friend and her own In the matter Dr Beckman gave a similar account of Mr Holmno vlolts to him Mr Crokors Illness ho said had a umed a phasu that seemed to muko I necessary that the phy sloians who were treating him should havo the benefit of advice and Information that was ob talnablo only from one who hod been cognizant of his case from tho llrot and know Its history thoroughly To that end and with tho idea that I was essential to Mr Crokors recovery iJioposltlons woro made Dr Ueokman said that ho should go abroad Tho only reason the schenio was not carried out was that Mr Crokers symptoms chanced for tho better and Ur looLuuiuu presence V S not necessary after all I ho same reasons Dr Hook man said had made It seem nontlal that Mr Crokers family should join him at once although he did not think that Mrr Croker wits Infoined of tho full extent of her hus bandn danger for tear of alarming her unnec essarily EXMAYOn EPSON QUESTIONED ExMayor Kdxon said McCanns story about tlHO ono being raised to secure Grants confir mation ns CommlHMlonor of Public Works was new to him and that ho didnt believe It His reason for this belief wa that ho had never nOor seriously thought of appointing rant to the place and that the latter would thcreforo not have gone to work to xecuro the continuation of n n appointment he had no reason to bollove would bo made wily MCANV WAS 1OPF When asked I ho had anything to add to his testimony McCann lepIrW In the negative Iut i he presently dlcclosul 1 11 tniiilh matter which was tho loundatlon of his hostility to Grant and Crokor The Mayor ho said once i saw Mrs Croker at tho Mount hi t Mncont Hotel and told her husband that he oiiLhtntto lot her go there ai It was I dlsrepiitublu paco frequented by Immoral charnctors fur Improper purpose Mr rnkor reneuted Mayor Grants remarks to Mrs Iroknr She of course told her sister Mrs McCann why she couldnt come to sea her any more and hilts Molnnn naturally told Mr Mc aim McCann thereupon gave Croker a Piece of his mind lor allowing an outsider lu dictate Where Mrs Croker should or should not go and a row resulted of which yester day Io outburst wax an outcome Mr Mo Cann In concluding his family Can concudlnl lamlY history Bald Intended to make Mayor Urant prove I he could before IhobunromoCourthls his assertions that the Mount Ut V Incont Hotel bad not been respectable under its present management McCann practically admitted that thero wan an understanding that tile wife and Mrs Croker should not 0 subpoenaed by the J1 sot committee U THAT TIRED FEEUNO This Proves Merit Taken It Kvery Spring MI tak Hoods Sarsaparllla every year ai a spring tonic with most satisfactory results I The Druggists Say They Sell recommend Hood Barsaparllla to all who have that miserable tired feslingC PAll MELEE 319 Brldg st Brooklyn N Y More of A Steady Homoeopath I am a pretty steady homopath and so Hoods Sarsaoarilla i I I for dont comes a sort take over of much me mental In of midwinter and outeld physical preparations with torpidity evidence that but of sluggish blood I have used About one bottle ot Than of all other Sarsaparillas and Blood Hood Barsaparllla simply taking It after each breakfast I find myself clearerheaded Purifiers and briskerbodied for it Hood Barsaparllla Is it good thing path or no pathyA II For entererise reliability careful attention In th limited space avtliable can el vthe SIEGFRIED Now York Manager Chicago to business and honesty no class of trades statements of comparatively very few ot the New Tribune Building men In the country stand higher than the druggists of the country But If you wish to Spring nud Fall Druggists satisfy yourself whether or not Hood Porsa The old saying An ounce ot preventive It And from the very nature ot their business parilla Is the most popular radloln on the worth a pound ol cure I find to bo true In con non are as well able as they to judge ot the market ask a few representative druggist of nection with Hoods tiarsaparllla I used to lie value and merit of any medicine for which your city or town troubled with fever and ague malaria pim public patronage may be solicited They are It Mutt Iosscts True Merit pits on the face and other affection resulting In constant contact with the public and hear lamon general principles avers to cx from blood Impurities I was Induced by a every word ot praise or condemnation which pressing my views pro or eon In respect to any friend to try Hoods hlarsaparihia anti now take may bt uttered regarding medicines proprietary artlcl but In the light ot Hoods a bottle every sprlngand fall as a result I have When therefore the Druggists aa with one Baraaparllla being the product of a brother vigorous health throughout the yearW voice pronounce Hoods Barsaparllla the lead apothecary will say Hoods Barsaparllla has 6TEWAKT COS Myrtle av Brooklyn N Y Ing medicine ot Its kind It ts conclusive and secured a place ln th public confidence never Dosed With Quinine proves that this preparation dots possess positive attained by any proprietary medicine that I I was run down from close application to tive merit have handled during an experience of more work but was told I had malaria and wa dosed We call attention to the following from one than twenty years In the drug trade It must of the most widely known retail pharmacies In possess true merit as a remedial agent to retain with quinine Ao which was useless I decided to take Hoods Barsaparllla and am now feel the country taut lu increasing popularity aa a household countryIlcst ing strong and cheerful I feel satisfied It will Market In the remedy Ilcst The sat ot Hood Barsaparllln exceeds benefit who give It a fair trial WILLIAM Te believe Hoods In the boat Sarsaparilla coeds that of all similar preparation com any 13 BEAMISH 201 Spring at New York city In the market The sales of this preparation biped ot which I keep In stock some fifteen or are TEN TO ONE of others Wo know of a twenty Its cruises are proclaimed at my coun tcncrul Kunguor great many remarkable cures It has effected ter dally by those who hare been benefited by My whole system seemed to bo entirely run Our correspondence extends oil over the it many of whom are personal acquaintances down my ambition was gone had pains In my United States and thousands of tatters bar CLARENCE BIGELOW Apothecary 10J back and a fgellnc ot lassitude which I could been received by us clothed In grateful terms 6th av New York city not throw oft I was treated unsuccessfully for for having recommended ltTHU COltlO llio licit Proof kidney troubles One day at my brothers I raw RATION OPHEQEMAN Jc CO 203 Broadway Hoods Harenparllia It outsailing all others a bottle of Hoods Bareaparllla and determined New York City with us The same parties who once buy It re to try It Before the first bottle was taken I can The Greatest Demand turn for more and recommend It to their candidly say I was relieved I have used the The sentiment of our trade throughout friends which la the best proof that it Is giving medicine off and on ever since and recommend New England ts that Hoods Bursaparilla Is a satisfaction F W UENBV 3409 3d avNew it I for kidney or liver complaints MHS W II good seller and gives the best of satisfaction York city HTKANG J37 Atlantic av Brooklyn N Y As a result the demand for It h greater than They Insist Upon Hoods liullgrstlon Boston for any Mass othorOEO C GOODWIN k CO Tho pertinacity with which people Insist I have taken Hoods Barsaparllla nearly four 1 am convinced Hood Rarsaparllla Is all upon Hoods Harsuparilla Is the best evi months for indigestion and dizziness and am It Is represented to beU B HYKUH WU doncy we can offer of Its popularity M K relieved of bothMH3 SEEBECK 180 East Grand at Now York City F hWAltlS 4 CO 806 6th nv New York city 110th st New York city Take Hoods Sarsaparilla Cold by druggists ft tlx for Prepared only Sold by drunleta tl sIx for O rrepuJ only Bold by all druggists II tli for tV rrpar4nly by O J HOOD A CO Apotbcarli Lowell Maaa I by C I HOOD t CO ApolbtcArltt Lowell Mats by C L HOOD A CO Apotbrcarlet Lowell Maaa 100 Doses One Dollar I 100 Doses Ono Dollar 100 Doses One Dollar fif1 11 L I IUIW atfsL0JajtI I A SOAKED EDITOD A rugged farmer stalked Into the tanctum with a big whip under his arm De you tim editor 1 am wat tha half apprehensive reply Heres two doUsessend me your paper afor life bo Mid You toe he wnnt on our daughter was tick and like to din oho drooped and grew weak and pale had headaches no appetlto beck ached uandt end feet like Ice couldnt sleep backed with cough end wo thought she bad consumption No medicine helped her until the tried that Dr Plcrcos Favorite Pre scription inuntlonud In your paper when the began to mend in no time ana It I now well and handsome at a rose put me down u a life subscriber Now the editor it looking for another scare The tnedtcluo him cured thousands afflicted sc was the farmcra nauKbtcr restoring the fe male unction to healthy action and remov ing the outtructlont and etippressions which caused her trouble It la l guaranteed to give tatlbtactlon lu every care or price llWre funded Itt a legitimate medicine not a hey eraKP Contnlua no alcohol to lacbrlato no syrup or sugar to sour or ferment In the tiara ach and derange dlcstlon For a Hook of Ito pages on Woman Her Diseases and How to Cure them sent staled In Plain envelope endow ten vents in lUrnpt to WOULD OlSriNIIAHr MlDICAL AtSOClA TIOH No 603 Main Street iluffalo NY DR PIERCES PELLETS SSEr 3a6 Laxative or Cathartic aocorflng to size of rtoac SinaUrat Cheapest Hurajooatd and s1cit to take Cure sick UUadacEte OUOtCu9aUoi Dr dzu i OFTEW WISHEDJE WAS DEAD OTHRJl JIO15 AM MTV TOO MAT OK 4PFLXCh1iIl TIIK RAM 941 fn John If lien lit thus City Irsetbm ii Svffemt with Catnnh that AITcttwI U C lit mid Iotr Drr finft tvpflaint eip4 Jttalf Hars Mnde 1tm Strong nth inn RTr since I tnt commenced fffitnir to it tool I htr had trouble with mr hrad nil Mr 101111 lltse te teelds at 442 Cl in Mfi It ThiS troiitle 14 e ice deli 4t flhool contlnutj Mr uses I WAS nliw to l5sr on nccoant of lay poor intmurr 1 hate nftf u wontersi t sins If the boy And girls nt irhnni wlm nitftr dull and itupu at not afliictel 1 with a rnlltle 1 tuchnit was Ai Irtrworter I mrtronbla tri w Worse until t thought t cnnll lUnd It ito rater ThtM w initph ttboot IDT trouble that WAS lIesgreahle Mj lino amid be bloekeul up iltst on ins He turn n tlm vii or Mr eyas were weak unit watered cnitlr Chit errs rtnv luff nolin in my sys which nuunOr 1 a o ioi l thn I coaic not best when any tie noultt tell lrr tnf The oundt of K hnmnn role cim tn me linlmlnrtlr like ib voles of a dream aul whftitht pfrnn jitrnmf tne would attract rar nttrnttnit by l ihoutlnic or rlnppinv me on the Mr t woull oart aol feet Junat thresh I wee awakened from a dtf am JOHN II HAAS 443 U8T 8TII ST There was a droplinC of iiiutiia a allay mbttanc Into tie throat ThIs kept me cctittantly t UM loin Whip anti hawkIng In order to clenr tur throat rItis mucui would conic AllOY in ttreat HIMOK AIVI louku I lost 1 I ike d raeil mutter of Lourv my hreatli iiniellrd badly l anil 1 would blow lane irnbi out or mr nmta whit wore streaked will tlol t I U 1 wulill I Plod over and arise Attain unHtnlr black rnoti would spies be tots my else and I would rrrl like a drunken mail I was io dizzy I cnuM not digest my foot pruprrly Mr ppetlte Was tndia rent and I had a feeling ot nausea after eatlntT There were palm In mr chest often extcndlnv tn the boulder bltrltB 1 always felt tired aol sleepy more so in the mornltiir npnit arlilnr tItan ul AIIT oihT time I felt about half limit mo t of thi thus und I ohm wIshed 1 wa dead altojrrtdcr 1 lost In 1101 h and strenLUi I consulted ITP core and and filnlr tout three months ago and hare been treated tiy thom m hlnre I atii vtroof and wall now and or it all to their cure DOCTORS COPELAND BLAIR NKir XOltK OFFICKS 02 5TH AVENUE NEAR 14TH ST 147 WEST 42D STREET NEAR BROADWAY J JIKVUKLTN OFFICE 14O IIKRRKPONT STRHET where they treat with taccee all rurabtft eaiea Speiclttscstarrh and all dlteaiea ot the aye Far Throat ant lungs chronic l lkvaiet Addreta all mail U Ill Oil avenue New York city If yoa UT far away writ fur Symptom fihL office hnnrtJto ll5 A M I to 4 I M7 too T It aBJart 9 lo 11 ai A y anuilto4lN 1 Connerelat Vuno of Ueanty from the helm J7fjnMcan Mrs JLariKtrvh beauty vvagitn endowment worth about 1000000 As u business venture she has paid interest at 6 per COlt on two millions lions but then she ha off years such lons lut laR 01 VOI BIlb as the onn threo eouaons auovvhen file dyed her hulr and this year when sho Is harassed tn a grim malignant and racing way by the gout Tho Liingtrys beautY was morn productive of gold than tho genius of Iluohol Itosa Itonluiur icorco Hand OnldiL and loorge Eliot com 0110 In view ol all this why sneer at benuty on the Rture1 I makes tim world wabble ul ways on Its beaten track and cast a blush ovur thin fae ol the moon Had Mrs Ilrownlottor been as beautiful ng dim is rocklebs uho too might have been quot ed In HO on llgures A vivid Idea of tim commercial value of beau ty may be lad when om considers tho eases of one or two minuses conspicuously lacking In ptiyi lcal attiautlons Agues llooiu would lme boon morn than n soconil Adelaide Nellfon If her superb figure hpd been crowned by a bonti I I tltul face An It IB she IH t undoubtedly tlm most ti capable and artIstic actress In America and I hoi superb llgiiro had ticencrouned by u beau tlfulfnce Asltu I ado is I Iundoubtedly I most papablo and urtUtla actions In America and her art has lifted her to a higher jilanti than nature nt llrst designed But the fatal gift Is not there Despite her maturity she occupies II commanding position In the tlrst Block com pany In tho country but whereas a Btatuomuo ItBIO and wooden Iangtry makes t o000 or 70000 a year tho exitulslto art 01 an Agnes IIU unaided by beauty mutt bo content with oue sixth of that mini wih l oatreoerl according dramatic eoperls are growing weary 01 tile older professional weil tls Eve Lillian Russell and llluln hail have trained oil a lot of superfluous utah hut a good deal of the charm haM goner Ono does not like to think that they did not grow no but were forced down to their present strnmutrlcul lines by bicycle riding a starvation diet tre mendous walks on dusty roads and tho renun I rnun elation of half the good things of life TTlll Look Alter Mtttlt flask on the H poa BtipoiinUndcnt Preston lIfts dncldod to es tablish a permanent branch ol the State Hank Ing Department In thin city and has appointed Dank kxamlner Cahltl to take charge of the day hew next fork olco which will be opened on Mon rbarlci JeiklBBi Will Held Valid The will of Charles Jenkins President of the tfaaliaiUn New Company ha Ken attained to pro bate br She Kurrvfal a Itlcbmond Staten Island The eittte U I valued at about MVOOO the bulk of which hi left lu the young widow to whom lie had torn married only a abort lime and WhO had been In bla employ at aIl typewriter Il I ranete Hunter a Illo of Mr Jenkins routeitea this will on the around A hat brother wa not menially mall rapabltof making a will 1 was elrnidjwhll the teats tor was on b deatbutd There sac no children 11 COespirtd to Pola 1fr flusbad BOSTON April 20ln the Municipal Court this afttraoon Mr Mary Crlmilik was arr lind npoa the charge ot solicIting another to murder eta waived iamlnalloa and In default of fa cuo ball was committed to Jail She admit that Ib coniplred with a pbytlcltn to poltoii her hueaand but now bitterly re t nu ot br folly SIrs Orluilek lay tbtt at lilac ro Laa III eec was fail aUettei right la her beat sad she UUtTM that e s I S HAYDEN IS IN THE TOMBS rUE ZAUSOX courAtTH rsnatoK or rUlt ArrIOll yJfspinacr Large Qaanlltlr of H World Containing the Atlncke on III CYtttlt Hold lo RII foncerai for lllalMbntlon HrodenM Tho story In yesterdays SUN of thin war rants issued for the nrrest of three men on In dlctmonts found by the New ork Grand Jury aaint thor for conspiracy to depreciate the lock of tho Lamioa Consolidated Btoto Her Tlco Company of Boston and tho arrest ot WiU Ham J Vlnal In that city was followed yesterday of La day by tho announcement of the arrest zello T Harden In this city Mr Hayden is 1 I employed in the Custom House and Is charged with being a party to the allowed plot to ruin the Lamson company lie IH I a holder of eleven slmros of stock ol tbo par value of 550 In tbo beginning of last month ho brought an Inluno ton proceeding agaInst the company In the Now Jersey courts nlloalnir that the directors wore about to lisuo bond to tho ox tout of 11200000 for their own benefit The proceoillnR was promptly dismissed Tile company now charges that Hayden was In duced to brine this suit In tho hope that I I would bo postponed from time to time and provo Instrumental In affection tho annual election of directors and officers of the com pony on April 16 Tho HoihlRao rromlnouce o llnydons side ot the question before the Issue came to trial and this tho Itoston di rectors ot tho company alee was a vat 1 of tho proitrammo to overthrow the existing manage mout ol the company and put It Into the hands ot others ot whom Thomas W Lawson ol lIce ton was the chief About a month before those proceedings wore Instituted by harden i the Uoslou Globe printed an adxoitltoniont calllnu for tho delivery ot the proxies of did Batlsllod stockholdors to a lawyers linn In Bo ton iro IOUB to that und datlue from tho beginning of tho year persistent manipulations In tho Stock KxchatiKeln Dos ton and the pub lication ol all sorts of rumors rcaaidlnc tho companys standing had reduced thin market price of tha stock horn fit to about 35 The capital Is OUUUUO nnd there uio about Low stockholders The company deals In thu uilnlatuio cars that tako the place ot cash bo s In shops llio company has an oITIco In thin city at 23 Last fourteenth street Maimitor h It Clark who Is In charge there told n SUN reporter yes tnrdny that tlm conspiracy was alleged to be the direct result ot tie eiTorts ot Thomas 1 awsnn 01 hasten ono of tho mon whom tho Grand Jury Indlctod to obtain control ol the coin pal Mr Clark says that the company had bought out many competitors and bad reached Ibo point where only ono competing concern and Us patents stood In the way ol a Il monopoly tbo business A move ment was begun timonc the holders of the ma jority ot the stock to buy out this oonc rn A tho same time au English hjnJleato town tme gao to dicker fur I control Tile company hold oil and the odor was advanced At last the of lor reached such a lluuro that I was doordod t fell provided this ono computing concern could bo bought up Arrangements were at length made to this end anti I WIN shown that a practical monopoly of tho business Ibo coun try could Lo obtains and a lloatlne dnbt ot bOOUiN ibo paid oil by raising an additional 11200 uou on an Issue of bOlls Whllo these negotiations ware pending tlm coniDtny bausht out n patent oD bar and counter chocks onned by the Iawson Bales Chock rompnnv There had been a question ot Infringement of patent between the two concerns and the purchneu as a compromise Thomas tV lawson now under Indictment owned a controlling interest In thlscoinrmny lu pat payment 1 ho received notes of the Jamson com pan j for n considerable amount of money Tills was lastInnunry In January moner J aniRon stilled to London to tnttae llnal ar rauuementH with tile ncllsb I syndicate Ho hud liiudly stauod Mr lark says boforo Lawson aiiparod upon Mate street las ton ana paddled Silo i onumn s notes at 20 par iout less than their fate This started Urn story ol trouble In the company and It wee thereupon reported that Mr lam on had run away to ruiopo In lonROiuenreot financial cial trouboH Thu day after the publication of this story the Block dropped Iron tilt to 51 ral lied and dropped main 10 45 I u us at thin llcnru on the following Hiittirdny and opened ou tho next Monday t 15 Hero it stuck for antillo U was helped down by bear move ments on the Kchnnio which the company alleges were ttnceablo to Lawson Now palr uttnckH wcio continued and Hayden began his suit ThodlroctoiH did not know HIJen at all and upon looking him up discovered that he had nciiulred eleven sharesot stock a month before ho brouuht the proceedings The ttorld heralded these prnneillnKH nilh several long article ono nf which pubIslood on March 0 was over a column In length and was printed an news Tile Boston directors allavo that Hiudens suit and tho articles In the IS told woro part ot a titan to bear tho stock ton point which would enublo lnwsnn and his tmokois to acquire controlling lutpiostin tile cnnorn Tho lloriti has boon nubllslilng ar ticles attacking the nianageniPiitil the corn patty for nearly a year Copies of the ibord containing the attacks Mr Clark cars wore bought up In great quantities by the rivals of tho company and circulated over the country for the purposn of Injuring the concern hay den nits arrontad on Friday on nbench war rant by Detective Klorniin concealed at Police Headquarters over night and nuttnthoTomb yesterday He Is n Custom HnuBu cItric but suspended yostrrdtiy by Collector Erlmrdt Ho lives In Orange He was appointed to a fCKHi cloikshlpln tho Custom House In ISMl arid when arroitod was detailed to Disbursing Agent Ihomponi ofllio Ilijdon drew the internment chocksand Mr Thompson signed them Inspector Byrnes refused yesterday to say nn thing about tho ann and the At torneys olllco was silent nlo The Identity of the hand reporter Bald to be Involved tins not boon ascot taintd JJosio April 20 There was a hearing at the State house this forenoon before Cloy Drnckotton the question of granting extradi tion papers In the case of William D Inal arrested on Friday by Boston onicerrt and uho Is wanted In Now York onachargoof rrlmlnnl llbo It being alleged that ho published certain articles Injurious to the Larason consolidated More Bervlce Compuny The Mate ol Now York was represented Assistant District At torney John I Lindsay Counsel for lnil asked for delay which motion Mr Lindsay 01 posed tiny JJrackott then staled that ho would grant a reasonable delay and It was ngioad that the liearlnc bo postponed to Monday May 8 Vlnal gave 5KK ball Lawson Knot I under arrest and cannot bo arrested here Vlnal was arrested as a lueltlvo flout jiibtleo lieoauno ha was In New York at the tune of al leged crime There Is no proof that inwboii I wus there Detective Jlellly tuft that others ZOO to bo arrested A JMMVCK Of GOOH HILOHH That In What Col Deal l Wee und lie Needed All the Money lie Stole All sorts or rumors Honied about In the Newark Court House yesterday In relation to Under ShcrllT Davis and his flight Sheriff JUno employed William Trenlmlra exDanlc Examiner and four ot his assistants to eo over lie uaJor shonfTB nccounti At the nitmo time County Auditor 1earson was going oter his own accounts with tile Sheriffs oflko and Col hector Smith was looking over bile Ko accu rate statement of the deficit ran he reached for several days anti mcaiiwhlle the Court lonso oniclaU are endeavoring to ffivo tha public nn Impression that the total deficiency is much loss than has boon stated It certain ly amount to between to 000 and 10000 If It s not greater llio bills of Sheriff Drowns term do not tally with tile receipts and for some time Collector Hmitli has been pushing Davis for a settlement It Is suld that this Item amounts to between 1500 and SJOnU und that Davis has boon putting off the fittleinont from week to week on onoovcusnor another Muirlll Brown is forgiving and says that uutlor no cir cnmstanceswlllhe prosecute thn under sheriff le said yesterday tliut ho would illllnuly lend him a licltlnt hand Micrlif lImes feels tile same way about I tune and N anxious lo liao ilm leturn II t nl I lo iII I ul rtolit 00 UI II tort up The court will not t IKU an uounlnnco nf hn cake oIly In It likoh that tho finimJ Jury will notice it MeSS ill lu and roun urn thu BiilTiroio Tim uudur eUuilfi alts not u court o 111 cor Auditor Pearson has round n snortnuo of ft bOU In them bills of thou lc c mL of tvrtu of court This Is a haul Nlniulni fur one term and there Is runsou to sunpuso that othurs us lultd milt bo duM loi ud It ix said Hint Col Jiivls indulged In iiutty thluvlnc only and never siriicL Zr f n Iaro amount Ills shor uuos lIre all In Ihu caMi account uf tho Sheriffs ike and not In tho b ink iiccmintx He IH sup ioeil to have tlriwn mole wltliean fees than lie had ulmusBos lu lay uiid to hao chorcod for llctltlous 6or lccN of constable beside orklnK other petty clmnnola to enable him to indulge In the uxtnUiUiiniot for which bo was 01101 He was louuatudlt ciiiitlontid about hm reckless oxpondlttiroH In drlnkinc bouts with rluuilH but lie said ho know what he wan do lug and could tikt good care lilmself It ttt4 icportocl that ha uib dlt coicrod to bo Albany yosturday lint tlilsli nottruo One or two of his most Intimate trlomls knoir whom ha Is but nothing Mill diner ti word out of them oxcopt that they assure ueryl0d tliiit 110 trIll return tu hmvurk In less than nwtolc It IH HiM ha wont HwayundorHlmllnrf trcumstance several yours aito nod turuoil up In 1ruvldenco Ho was luirnuailed to coino buck by his friend nt the Court Houso Mid it IB nddod that a shnrtae In his nocounts of nearly 1MKJ eras than mIllie up llio matter wax kept so Billet at the time 11115 tt MILS Hui t ouod that the Col otul wits oil nn Ma rival i n It IH liiillirnnntly denied that thora Is any wotnnn In his ciiho and noboily bellovoatlmt ho has Kiilllciont money In lila locket i to unublo him lo Ihe itway Irvin homo for any considera ble Mine indeed It IH balloted that ho Is in needy clrcuiiistanros now Hu wax always a irnllleato and spent Id or 14 u da away Irom homo white lIlt faintly lived well but modestly and hits humii know no evtinvni nc 8 As an ofllocrnltha National Ciuurd tile nxpeneei were naturullycunnUeritljlo but ulmo all of his In come was ipent in icing a Buntl f llow and kooplnKhlHond up with crowd olnpendlhrlfta drawing public money for M rt Icos lo the coun try lie sluent fully lilt in uuh asonyothercuunty oDIclnl and soino of his boon companions have Incomes of UOOOO n year or inoru Would Kill 1rnple far Her Hake Wtlltnin Inoaon n dnlur In woollen Tags of 327 Madison street ISrookUn is suing Mar Riirotta lueson for absolute divorce They te ore married In 1881 Testimony was taken roster day In tile Huproma Court boforo Justice bartlett that Him is now living In tliln city ttIii Frank Hunloi whoMi photnciaph she pioudly showod tho tounu lawyer wlio servud upon her the patters lu thin unit A sister of the duluiidunt tttstlllud thai Htintfr had duclareU ho Mould kill pooplo for Marcnrottas sake Virtue Nunecd a terrmliiNdeflf Jmnns Virtue Is rorospfinflont In n illvorca lull tried before Justice irtlott In Ilronklyn yesterday The other panics to tho suit are Charles II Toalo antI Corn lla T 1 Tciilo woll knonu re ld ntA of llrnci lyn who tvore mar ned lour ears IIKO Virtue who IK n liquor dealer teitlHe I iLut ho U now living with llrft Toalo us his vlfu Far the Ilntilr Wnrdi snd the Actor Bid Several months ago A P i Do Ireco Director ot the New York Pftitflraluam ViOla SchOol and llofiiul proposed to a M la mar 1mldent ot the Actors hued lu I rnvlde Hire tietl ID orroluHy I with attendant and inrdlclnr totli day and right for the ttenefit of mender of tie Aciyre Font a Ito mIght Qtilr eiicli aid It the slurs w on d I net aiMH verr year a day a hell rf rniancri wuuid Wxlteli t ill the various Ititatrrt for ibe beneni of tix baliet1 wjrde if the ko Ii tal and the free beds f r I it slots Ur Ialmer toll tie in o liun tsfoy l th director of tu Actor Kuud and u was atiprored Nay U was flied UIHUI for the Ineururetlon or ihra aouual enter taliimenti and Hie tletroiilitan the liljou lbs Miuluon Squire falmert Paly tlie Luloo square Ib Mar tie Lyceum and tb nroadway are chic plartouata whet the euterltlumenu will b held The Murdered iSaac Taken Hack IB Copes hcgeu The body ol the murdered Daneuient to Vw York ssveratek lie in a b rrl of Ito e wairelur si tn ropinlatq jetterltr on the Moro ot the Tblnr valU 1U I b c uMl aa avldeae Ui the trial of UM WiT Tkb 4jU still is Ike barrel d lists sis l

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r I THE SUN SUNDAY AFK1L 27 1890THIRTY PAGES II f UGG LED BRIDGE PLANS MBorr xaf OAMirvL troiut or ran rz13r1 WAS NurunBD fftlMlr Btni i ll of is Loop Hrmttm Onn m U ih rd b MartU Talk thai I TTBl4 OMl SSOOOoooT Cos PrtIefli LI th NII The circumstances under which tho true iett of the Brooklrn Bridge rejected the rea r Dmnundatloa of the eminent Board of Ex pert who lubmltted A plan for aolrlnp the truiportntloQ problem were as was said br Im Bus retterdar very iwoullar Tho sov inl plant submitted br Mr Martin and his iMoelate on the brldae cores of engineers rejected br the Hoard rore unanlmouilr roject and the type which they all represented was se Toretr condemned Tho experts then Bntnlmoustr recommended a plan un der the loop or circulating system which e the unsuccessful competitor Mr Jlattln unluoclful oomlttor reported to the trustees would cost half at much U I new bridge Thereupon tho trnitee without Investigation adopted n Hub stltute rIO plan of the nondomned tnllswltchlng etem which was offered br Mr Martin This Ia the trustees have notdarod in tho two j oars i that have Intervened since Its adoption to put I Jnto execution I La boon so generally con tiemned n unfmfn and murderous that the trustees In their amended bill at Albany era rose to Ret thin endorsement of a second Hoard l of f Experts boforo they put I Into operation Jlut they provide at the outsot lor a packed bold of Exports by making the designer o fthe condemned plan lie Chairman J pur Iehnnce tho new Board should approve tho fill witchlng system tho truiteos thus ro lieveti l of responsibility would no doubt do Iwbat they dnro not do otborwlso put tho plan Into operation The plan for solving the bridge problomwhlch received the unanimous approval of the experts Iaq the simple single loop or circulating sys tem In their report the experts recommended that tho diameter of the semicircular loop be mot less than 180 text for tho purpose of Recur ing ease of traction and ample platform space VJsneath a central rotunda They also sot forth these advantages of tho plan over all others which were submitted M Safety In operation Simplicity making Ifhe railway an nnbrokon circulating cable sys tem thereby ellmlnatlmt tho costly noisy In I cenvenlentiauxlllary locomotive switching nor vice with Itn concomitant nuisances of noise I dir gases cinders dripping from water sup ilv r I IJ Economy In that It reQuires no expend rturen for interlocking signal apparatus switch Una engine and the service and supplies of i n im rtrnIt brings the bridge trains nearer to tho passengers and requires a shorter distance to o walked to reach tbe cars than is poslblo by i ny otlnr plan I 7 affords more spacious and commodious l Ftatlon and platform areas uud I creator ntim b Ir and ease of entrances and exits than ran 10 had by any other plan It admits of such I disposition of tho cars of r a train In tho station that all are of oaunlly convenient access to passengers thereby pro Ijnotlng equality of car loading to 1 grantor do ksree than can possibly be obtained In cast and west longitudinally planned stations I I I Is equally well adapted to the working of I trains of any number of cars up to tho mad rmum provided for and can without any very rjwrlous constructIve difficulties b erected I i around and over tho oxlatlpg station building Ueavlng It intact oxlstl without much I completed modification until Ibo now structure Is nearly I presents a grand plan of nymmotrlcnl shape and proportions singularly well adapted for I superstructure of dignified I beauty and susceptible of a grandeur of archi tectural treatment in harmony with tho ma jetlo proportion ot tho great bridee struo Irj lo to which It should form fitting climax worthy of the two great cities It links together I The plan thus endorsed Is the wellknown one i shown of Mr A M Wellington which Is horo I I 7 th z I 4 r 4 C r i1 1 The design is to run trains over the single Jtelroulatlng loop here shown the centre of the Uoadlng and unloading platforms to be the io lot nearest to 1ark row Trains are to ho I varied In length ll the demands of travol Hue Ltuate from hour to hour until I maximum It cneed b fourteen cars per train can bo tun Such long trains would not at present be noc Senary for trains of eight cars without any In Crease in headway would double tbo present capacity of the bridge and do all that could bo SrccornpllBbed by tho tallswitching plan at tho maximum claimed for it Upon this general tmbjeot the Hoard of LxperU said The maximum capacity of the bridge rail way can only be attained by Increasing the number of cars per train to the limit most de IVIrable In actual service whloh experience in operating actua alone can demonstrate and tin I fixing the headway intervals as short us Absolute safety requires for handling trains of Inemeasing lengths I Is therefore obviously j true economlo policy to mako the cable plant motive power and mao facilities equal to that amount of train service Kucha terminal Mor tbe New York end ns to which alone we re Instructed to report Is the ono we now rOlrt Jrecommend and we al o recommend that If Tthe existing cablo plant And motive power Is foot adeaunte to that amount of duty stops bonld bo taken to ultimately Increase It up to I ptbtt standard Ut Inregard t operating long trains wo r rllrl decidedly of tho opinion that in ardor to uociu Iiropor cortam and sat operation 1 similar lersiom should be adopted to that now accepted aml prni tired as the best by all Unitclass slur fuoe railroads under whloh It Is I found to bo Derfeatly pructlcnbla to move trains of equal fund much greater length J und weight with en tire safety at speeds si tlaiert faslur than the maximum found to be oxpodiant for your train service b I placing the solo control of the train under ono man nt the head of the train To accomplish this wo iccommopd that the loading tar of every traIn shall buvo I compartment fecced off at Us hhnl cnd or si separate small cur may bo attached to tho head of ouch trainconstituting the counter fimrtottho engineers cab on I ordinary locomotive In which shall bo located meahnn Jim for operating by means of air proniuro or i electricity tho grips anti brakes of nvury car In the train suah mechanism so reclmocally In recllQCll terlockeu that th grips mu t ho released bo fore tho brakes can bo applied und vice versa that the grips cannot bo applied bofoio tho crakes are released and so mechanically ar ranged that the grips shall bo released find ihe brakes applied on each ear consecutively COISICltlol nppcl horn the rear to the head ot the trains and certainly not the reverse ot this I t from the Inad to tho rear as suggested by Mr 1 Vielllnston One guarn or engineer to havo entire control of the whole train with an ntlstant near him In the cab asanrecau ton In erne of sudden sickness accident or ether Inability to perform his duties as Is now sImilarly provided by the second wheelman In the pilot home of ferryboats nod hy the lire Ir man In the locomotive cab n e also strongly recommend that all trains be equipped throughout with tho Westlnghoute continuous automntlo train brakes operated from thu leading cab as above described and ItHJn h en can also be applied from every car In the We are also decidedly or the opinion that an imniiidlme modlilcatlou In the present cable Pant and grips should be made that will pro JIu the ability In tiny car to slacken speed pro baa e ana again pldk up Xtts cable at tiny and all Poiitii of lu paeaee over the rnlwlY al Ir WelIitoio plan for loading and tin i A WollDtono plln IIMlol In J irading i cars upon the loop U an Ingenious but Itaple I ouo an la shown hero 3OADflc PLATys jUMnctri leave the ear from door at each W whloh project i alliihUr over tho cdgo of tbo 1 platform At the ss in tIm psswiog enter thrown abroad door fn the middle of the op posite aide of the car Mr Wellington also proposed posed devices covering all I the points raised by ttu Hoard of Experts for putting the train tinder the control of one man grips or brakes to be applied simultaneously on all tho cars Ac nple 0 Mr Wellington Ort suggested the Hear train IUIKese plan above shown but the Board proposed that he increase It toa scheme for IBcar trains which he did This of coarse Involved In scheme creasing sornnwrmt tho general proportions of the wholo The plan for the Brooklyn terminus did away with the present otirve In the station and oar rled the track straight to a loon and rotunda to be built a about the junction of Washington nd Hands Streets On Feb 16 I8SB when Thomas 0 Clarke of the Terminals Committee of the trustees learned of the findings of the Hoard of Ex perts ho wrote to those tontlemon saying I agree entirely with the conclusion nrrlvud nt hy thin Hoard that the circulating svstom without frogs or switches Is the lrOlor one for adoption As soon at business reiulro trains of over four oaig each It mil be necessary to lun each train under the sole control of ono roan In n grip motor at tho head of each train all us described by the ItonnL I would recom mend that the chief engineer bo Instructed to make careful cstlmutos of Ibo root of the noo essnry modlllcatlonsof tho bridge of tho now lands to be acquired nnd the now building necessary to carry out thin drumming svhtiim nt the Now York end also at the UrooUi end of tile bridge oot enl Chief Engineer Martin wan accordingly In structed to innko estimates and his report was embodied In tho report of the Terminal Com mittee to tho lull Hoard of Trustees mado tho lluuronaggrognto 5777i50 or morn that bnlf the amount necessary for building a new budge Very naturally the nontechnical mem bers of f the Board on tills showing rejected tho Wellington iilan In I twontviiilnuto session nnd adopted the makeshift MurtlnUarnrtt plan which was ottered In pI are of I Mr Wel lington was probably tho most tonlshcd man Row York wbn he tho figures In n saw Ilur 1 put upon his plan by Mr Martin Tho estimate hml beon mndo without consultation with MrPolling wihout ton or oven any notice that nnv figuring upon ho l Ilan was dcslrod or In prom os Ho prompt ly drew up tho following table fully explaining each Item nnd showlna tho contrast botwoon Martins lieuioa nnd his own Varflnt Irtn110n Flii114 11 KIITT York rialHat 177 flIIIOI Hrookln real eltate 4urou 2 000 Lanil for itorait 101 Trmlnal buildings 2UI ulu flt hw plant and machinery 4i3t1O llItu NOW cars 411 atlJ h Totals K772iO flN7 1 1 1 Mr Wellington also wrote to rrofiiaoni now l WelOlton ell saving Thil sum of 1887JliO represents the utmost whloh can bo chargod up as tho proper compnl RUm cost of tho 18enr station rocommended by thn exports wllh nov pro tonce ol fairness Interest on It nt percent i Is 50GJ per roar against which there Is an annual saving In operating expenses of some 1234110 BO that those plans will In ofToct coat some tTUulHi a yonr less than nothing whorooH your Board has ptomulgatod statements rest ing Duar SOlO authority of an unsuccessful competitor beforn tho Into Hoard of Lxperts which represent this cost at 13777250 On tbo strength of such misstatements your Hoard has rejected carefully couhidorcd and fully endorsed plans which save moro than thoy cost to baeln vvltli and are capalilo of In deilnlto ozpanslon to adopt without discussion n hastily prepared modification of a plan which I sly your own exports emphatically condemn which Is of an admittedly temporary and nnnopan sio character which costs I77JOO i i which given even worse accommodation than I now In many Important respects and which Involves operating difficulties and dangers of the gray ORt character which your Hoard seems to hate regrettable dllllculty In comprehending but which are none the leas real and readily shown to exports Mr Wellington In further commenting on the situation IU his paper the Enuincrnnu curs Bald The alopted plan cannot be operated for ten rutnutei In lafetr with trains ten minutes apart II Is a Ilirs Ml Impossibility to run trains on the proposed 4 second headway rur other reason It ll I rirartically Inipussibt to realir appreciably moro csiuii by the double lystem than hy the sintf fysteui for ittl other retsons so that the table nt al 1 1 rlm additional cspaclly t I almost wholly llclitloui the only appreclslile I liKrease btlni lu tbe oeratliiv dDrr It uvolres operatltiK I dlfflcultles 1 and danieri which no man In hii sober eenses who realled I what he was doing would dream or incurring fur sixmonihs i cyst It there wed not ths aforesaid dlllcultle in keeping I lu operation lor a dy or an u hour I 00 I rmuusis oUn OflSIiVI uv i us hit 411 tbat It would require only sight car trains on the W ellliiKton loop lyiteru 0 equal the capacity uf the pyltefli which ills been adopted There are larrfe per atlnir economic In the Velltncton system recommend lnl the i Board of Ixperts u hlch rr more lan Iy lute interest on the cOlt or earryltiir out til loop system ID the flrll Plac there a cir laving or SHVINW an Dually which tha awltchtoir ierlc now u LOUIS and whichwould amount to frI annually I unilrr tlie doublltalliwltchtnif ytm There would be a 11 in platform and tram men under the loop iystem w hlrh mould enable S7 men with eight car trains odotti work of KtJ men with doubt lour car trail This Item amount to more than 9V tAt annually Thl difference of f IJV uou per year In opratJuir expense is luterit a three per cent an uuouuu Tae Hoard of Trustees took no notice of Mr Wellingtons letter and gave him no hearing on tho BUbjoct of revising tho estimates sub muted by Kutrineor Martin The double tall switching systnt has ovtr since stood on tho adopted erstf1 the hoard nUll now the trustees seek to divide tho ponBlblllty with attacked Hoard of extorts belore putting it into murderous operation honator birkott of lirooklyn believes that his bridge bill providing for the dally payment of tho not receipts of tho bridge to the cities of Sew York and brooklyn will become u law nod he siild as much to Major Chnpln yostor day Mr hapln thinks that tbe number of trustees should be reduced to tlirueuml ho him prepared an amendment to tonator iilrkotts JrulRred bill with that provIsion JulIe lrllrkott IK bil favor of the Majors amendment he loon not core to endanger tho prospuots of Ills own luonsure hy bavlng any umondmont added loft 1renldent liowoll of the Hoard of TrtiNioiS said yesterday that It might Liu nccoaaiiry to vena Lawyer Dykman to Albany this week to look alter measures affecting the bridge now before re Legislature The Jacobs und Dlrkott bills which had boon favorably roport nnniflctod ud lif the Senate committee ho slid certainly matters stand now ho continued the ontuuel trustees are authorized by cue bill to mafto Im I provements and use the bridge monovs In pav ing for thorn and tho other meaeuio debars the trustees from making any linproveimints by taking the control of tho money out uf their hlnds 1resldent IIowolls criticism of the situation ut Albany U fully instilled The two pending bills axe utterly inconsIstent und It Is not easy to understand the action of tho Senate com mittee In reporting thorn I moans tho pas sago of ono and tho rejection of tho other or nlO radical amendment of both before they cnn be adopted I Booms a pity that no one at Albany representing the people whoso welfare is BO seriously Involved has the brains or tho Inclination to prepare and advocate a bill ode nuato to the whole situation I the Legisla ture adjourns without taMng Intelligent action in the matter through the delinnuency of the llrooklyn members of both parties there should be n sharp settling of accounts n the next election In that town fhO Brooklyn thn yesterday sold this about the situation at Albany The legislature 110 adjourn on May 1 Before that datei there li sItu Urn to pan a satisfactory bridge bill Ther ar many provision which ouch a meaiuro Tbee have ther I only one which I I absolutely ei aentlal That would be a provisIon rplaclng th pros ent Hoard or Trn teei hy an expert load of three coin potent raliroud engineers with full power to solve the teruniutal tlulestout lrmlIIItI0 Ides of an rlert lorI I a Board whoa Cl airman Is to be Puperlntendent Marlin Jilr I Vlarllu is already caminltlit ti Hie I itoub fall mulcting plan SItU It II precisely I teats that Han ll J J must lbi that the IJ helen I Boar 1 11 nfeded tT I PCS sp tmu that it la aiiaLoirous Ior inaLlnir the unsuc ifulpTlntltfln i I ac suit tile Chief Juliiol th onrl which U 10 pass uutiul hlsown aopeaL Mr lluweli vi hn Is I 1 willing to propose men Oal eitraordl nary arrauiemnt I and Mr Martin who Is willing lo tunent li It are Indeed a ijueer team Ilut If the I Ideal bridge hill doe not torn up at Albany the Jacob lull uhii bo better than nothing Tnnk I Haw anil O to lied will li Him Jiistlco nvkman nt While Plain yostcr tiny granted I separation to Mra Louisa Glngonbnck from Adolph Olngonbnck The couple lived In Woodsvvurtb avenue Yonkers where Mrs Glngonback keeps a boarding house Thoy wore married in Yonkers on Jan 231870 and have four children throe sons nnd a daughter Tho application was based I on cruel treatment Mrs Ulngenbark testified that her husband threatened several tunes to hoot hor unit bad nearly frightened her Into convulsions by pointing a gun at her lie also throw a lighted candle at her severe ly burning her face Mm said he nun In tho habit of taking a saw nail nn axe to bed with laklnl 11 wih him as n pretended Bitlegunard against burg lars Mrs llnceiibnck gets the custody of her four children and Mr Cilngenbnck must pay her 15 a week for the support of herself and nel children Chicago lobhl tp John Brows Yore MoNTicniiLO III April 2GTho old John Brown fort At Harpers Ferry Is to be moved to Chicago There is n company composed of II II Deck JA Coleman and Alfred Moore who have been Incorporated by the Kecrelary of Mate A the John Brown Liberty Museum Company with a capital of U8U UO They will remove this old structure to Chicago and have it on exhibition at the Worlds Fair Int VrekofIIaniunit halley This Is the last week of Uarnum A Hnllojs circus un the old into grounds Tue whole show will brisk up next raturdiy I ht and crossing lb bridge will exhibit In Brooklyn for one week commencing Mays With th icptlon of Hi Jumbo uon tlis rceipt r never a Ian boor In lb pail two waite they bT accrued nearly If not quit Hunx a day In twnty yare uo ciretii of any roniequiuc has ihlblted In thn oily undr catiraa and to m nt of th rtildenti tli big tents of Haruuin A Halley are a great curiosity mor ipclally I they ar hue largest rr toad old ail tli adluncli sen only In th cous try liar ben on hand this time nJ Including the slJe ahows Ih concerl and his peanuts and lemonade After ilrmmotiyn Iba hoW goes to Baltimore Washing ton Illrhiuond and u far boolu I tilrinlnihau Ala audllisu We u EARLY BLOSSOMS VICTORY TIIK CJIACK FIILT OP TIIK tit All LEADS tttuia uvinr ro fJNimi Four Thonnsi4 rca at JLIiselca D plle the nol Tfe trd rriT HlrsilBk fm Torlte VIa I for tka TssUmt SarklU Ad to the McCormtek TraauryUoat CrUto Naves she flay Yesterday was about as dlRncreeablo 1 day as racegoers have encountered In long time yet 4000 persons turned out to speculate on the six races given by the Linden lark Blood Horse Association The rain fell Inces santly and a chilly wind blowing sharply from Iho cast made frequent trips to tbo long room below tho giand stand necessary for the com forts of the men patrons tho women In the meanwhile snuggling around tho hugo fire place In the roar of the stand In which a Croat log burned merrily It was a good day for the talent five straight favorites Illuo Hock Early Blossom tone iraton Irlo and Upnrlmg getting home In front Tho bookmakers were all heavy losers UP to tho Inst evout when the horses carrying tho bulk of the money ell by the way and Hughoy McCarrons old reliable Monte Cristo saved tho day for tho ponclllers by winning hue odds against him wore very large and it Is safe to say that tho entire ring did not write ono hundred dollar opposite his name Illuo Hock was at great odds on In the opening race and there was nothing In it but tho brothor to Itaceland Early lllossom very heavily backed made a show of her opponents In the twoyearold event as did tIm thrcoyearold BtononiOKon In tho third little McDonald never having to ride the colt nt any tIme Eric raptured tho fourth cleverly enough and Kparllng backed by uvorjbody romped homo In tho tilth Mnn W Thud Howe and Irlnco Howard were all played 10wu I last race but Monte Crlsto outran everything at the end nIx rillST HACK TlX IltT IACE loon to one on Illun Hock was tho closing quotation on Ualliaumn colt for the opening ovont ham Morse at usual mode tho running I to Ihn heat of thug fltrutuh vvher the favorite took the loud anti f run pulling Ham Morn although stopping fast al tho end beat Halvlnl u length for the place tiweepstakes for hor es that had run and not won at th meeting at fio eec vlth t added of which fun to lecotid Cm IIO third out ot tbe itakei fit and a half rnrlonvl u Walbanrn b o Bin Rock 4 by Illllel Calomel UI Hamilton l JIPI 1 lr sb c tam oroi III iii roD 2 r I Pollard a ch h aitlnl u f4 1 Anderiou 3 Houiuopaihy situ SolicIt aLso ran Time 111 1nit Bettlnv Seven to 1 on lime I Rock against Horn nopatby 10 to I ham Morse IMo l I I rln V to Il cliull luoto I THE BFrOND nAcx Tll IAIF Early Blossom opened at 7 to fl for he two yoarold race but thousands of dollars went In tho ring on her and at the close avon money was the host price obtainable Gray hock wits second choice and Hands Oil appeared to bo Ibo mont favored of tho others Early kilos 8om ran In the load from start to lluiNli win ning under a hard pull by n length and a half from tray Hock The Maggie Hunt colt was third two lengths away Pweepstakeifor two rear old at Sin each with r added nf which Sleo to the seCond WJto third out of the stakes fly funny yll JlclorniKis br Eatly Htossoui br 1liarro LulL lOTlUjnii I I AlbAiim s gr c lro Itock UK Stevenson 2 K Mnart 1 to i Maniae Hunt toll lui Mclouald 3 ruin Cerise cot 1rliillla Haiids Off uola and 1 Izie atsu rnIot lime 1031 Iost Bettlni Against harly biouom even money irev hoot J 1 I llaud ua I to I u 1rtsctlia lu to I Mairirlo Llult M Hunt to l colt Cerise oolt Lnola eel 2 to I raE Tinnn ncr The public would have nothing but Stone mason for the third event the others being outclassed The throojearold wont to tlie post an odds on favorite and running under ni n null throughout ho won hands down by four lengths liudolph under the whip boat Los hHIlths 1 1011h JLlinsty head for I tbo place L U nweepsusoes 01 WI eactu wilD toK stueut 01 wit n 1CIO I econ1 520 to third out of lb stakes mU and a slxleenth J 1 P tekrAtni ch c Stonemason 3 by btonehenjte Jlanr Huckley la McDonald 1 C A fleuilmtsch m Rudolph ud Hi Klrnnl J JJeerwvck Atables b c Lee Christy 4 tKl StevenlDu 3 King SoIL ana Kuse also ran Klnl 01 rime 155 Iost IittlnitHv to Joa atonmuon aialntt King Volt J to I Lee Lhrlily U 1 I Kudolpb 15 n I Host iO 10 1 TiE FOUBTH RACE Eric and Borrento carried the talents money in the fourth the great unwashed beIng In favor of the half brother t Exile Owner Val baum plunged hits dollars tiorrento though nnd a few bold plungers bad a shy a George Oyster lor a Ilicr Oyster looked well bodily and he gavo lrlc and Sorrento a race fur seven funongs all throe being under a drive nt the head of the stretch Jrlc won easily enough at tim end but borrento had to be whipped out to boat George Oyster for the placo lame The Volmont castoff pulled up quite Free handicap sweepstakes of IO each with tU added of whltk E J to eeconl Site to third out of the ttckei mile and a furlong l M Sterile b c Trie 4 by Duke ot Magenta Second Hand lift Warwick I Ii utitiiututuiC Lb c Sorrento 4 lIe l Anderson 2 Castle i bon I bl oorce ole 5 W iLulien a lllaa also ran 10 Time J Oi Ioit Hettlnd Two to l on Frlc against Horrento 2 to 1 Ueorite Ujrlter U to I HI as W 10 I THE HFTTI JHCE Sparling was always an odds on favorite for the llfth race Mala being the most strongly favored of hue others After Ilaltoisby hid cut out the work for half a mile hparllng drew out nud running to the end under 1 pull won hands down by three lengths llatteraby wan second two lengths boforo Donanra third Mains race wau a bad one Although Hparllng wI11 for 11700 and Is worth USim of any bodys monoy thoro was no bid for him helling iweepstokes of ClO each with P5m added ol which 1 IU to secOnd CO to third out of hue takes one J iLvlcrormlck ch c Meaning 4 by Rayon dOn Luc Wallace litilnii I p Collins I br h Hatlerajjr 14 lift Day J Caslle 1 Son cI ff Honana aited lol CnllenJ 3 buprvlsor Mala and iiudarm shoe ran Time I M Iost Belting Two to I on sparling agaInst Mala 4 to I Supervisor Uattersby each lo to 1 Bonanza and jiudarrn each iu to t ritE RIXTH RACE Nina W Thad Rowe and Prlnco Howard appeared to be the good things for the last rrco nnd IJookmakor Ike Thompson gave tho boys great odds on any of thorn laying a point longer than anybody else In the ring Ills judgment was good for Monte Crlsto put on Judlmont a groat burst of speed In the run homo and won a good race Irince Howard was second and Nina W third while had Howe was lost helling iweepstakei of 10 each with tVMU addid of which iioo I to tr ttto to cl third out of lb stakes three quarter eta mile I Uc all Jrib ir Monte Crlsto 0 by Glenlf 31 Uuudola H i Marshall 1 J A Uahonmib c 1rlnc Howard iij IHM1 I amtilr 2 J UeonidCh m Mna W f lin tJ slack i Soiinre t utnrllr Tha Poctor Harrison Tlieora JCalph Illack Celtic I and Thad Hon also ran Tim I 2fft Iost Hettina Vralnst Prince i Howard and Thad Rowe rich a lo I MJU 1 aUjto I i Tlieora 7tol Kalpli tibet bourire mil I Itarriion each ID I lo 1 MOlt rlrlU jn to I luuniy I Jj to 1 Belli L and Til Doctor cacti JU p 1 Kalileu Inr Linden Tomorrow The folowlol nro tho entries for Linden to morrow rlnt Jsce A sweepstake of 110 each wIth SVX lidded five and a half lurlonn Illlle iloore lIlt Tip alit 111 lasauonlina rtlll III I 01 4 Katlahnpv liul llrailford UiiIiit yjis n second nateA iweepitakl of fi each with fVW added one mil loldru lIen I uuu liarburg W I KlDK Idle nr Ililmony IIAt Sam Worie UI Lfttle addle till Rudolph 1JU 1 hld UcA arcepatike ror to yurold or Clo cl whih 51 4d1 flee rrlonK oolby lS tray Rock I t 1ly lS Adventurer 13 Chllal Inn Early llolom 12 aurlh lcA Ire handicap aweepsiak or Vie UclL with 7Wd404 one mile Duplicity H71 11 57 Erlo ItCh iray huawn 1i suuuscg l semi ucn I Cow IN t Tristan itS Jim MceOrmick i uorrnio nr t if Hi llace A free handicap sweepstakes of SIC each with 5 added one mile and a ilitenth Slliieck ix Hupllcliy uu3l Taragon 111 Tristan III uray Pawn III Hlith KareA telling sweenstalis of 110 each with todd Sloan furlongs ruztl tiafutle eah wlh 11 Count Luna Ml Lakewood tn Shotorr 114 Hqual Uy l tu i Wjj l hchnnrer KM i tlaiisrsuy t hooter 1 mi I Minuet MIt CerlcliIM Clay rtocklon W sir wiuuuaw luat Hlllck lot Haclnf In FKIDd ImmON April 26 This was tho third and lit day of the Hsndown Park second spring meeting lbs great KsnJowu hurdl rac handicap of 31 soy reigns about two tulle orr eight flight of hurdle s was won by Or lengths by Lord Callhorpa hive year old Toicano by Ietrarcb out nf Boundary Mr K Woodlands agd ZIole by Zealot out of Outrlg was second two 1IKlh ahad of T rannoni On year old Durnooh by hierllug out of lioldipl third Then were ten itarlera The principal rice of the day was the Mammoth Hunters Hleplchas of lftoo tor reigns three mllia lullu It was won by a head by J Wldgri nv rear old chest l nut mar Weather r by Lord iougb m Wather dial tlr T u Arthur Aye yar old bay or brown horse Jnntifsll i hy llosirror out io Marournssn wa leeond four lngihi in front of CapL J A OrrKwlngi sx yarold bay gelding lolifr Th UrsDd luiernational HUeplechiM handlcsp of yti lererelgn about thre miles and a half waa won br J lluthrford dw M r h by Us I leugtha Mr K rc Woodland I a agd fan wa econd and uf Strong agd Uamicock a bad third Fir horses raD Measles at lbs narK OOlcc Pr Gulteras has more eases of measles un der his cal si tin Barge Ounce Th palUntiartBwdi who came our on Ih Teutonic HaTs the fblldrca Illmrod VV hooping Cough Cur Instantly rllrw the wliiHips and girt rest lo the pitiful with no Ill after Uioia but isle by uruulsu xuu C t Wife Don und Parrot Hlolcu Vlnclmuclo Degelamlo of 147 Elizabeth Street is I a prisoner In the Touiba charged with stealing the wife dog parrot and furoltur of Jojolnanl Cst111 of 79 Mulbtrry itnL Cenllll 1 went lo Boston I few weeks ago and when he rturnd on rrldaylait r and entered als house Dsglamlo appeared on lbs stair with an Iron ta kettle and a fJrd I pistol both of which be ward Ihratulnily IJgUmlo wu arristsd and btld for trial f Carl tU Jfmmtnf Pepsi Tablets Are lluu the Ait only radical cur for djipipsla and ludliia Iattl Ooe Back to Wale Leaning over the starboard rail ot the Etru ra ai lb snip backed out from her pIe at II oclock yesterday morning dID Iattl wand with a tU bouquet of Jack role what li 1 opEMd to b hr final farewell to America Signor Mcoliol stood beside boa and Hlicorsnd SIms Arditt Ware Close by IlspryAb hey Marcus Marsr and many ether wtt on liana to U Vattl oI fcb will go straIght to list cutl at Crai 0 t tse1 ChiC says B M COffPEIlTLf CO B t o ti 5 Park row NEAR CHATHAM SQUARE NY Furnituro Carpets Bedding Stoves OilCloths Pie urcsund everything else for P ing Good goods Low prices Cash or Credit 1rico lists mulled NEAR CHATHAM SQUAREN 1O3 o 2O5 I arli IOW B M mew CO L t MME MAUDE YALE 1 Tho Complexion by a Specialist Reporter Interviewed 4 I I j f t I i I t I I I 1 Madame I want to know what ton claIm fog yee fl wonderful Kioelnlor Cotnpletlun Dleacb ai thoaunAA of our rmjeri are Anxou to know t 4 1 claim much for I 1 ml red but aisure YDD sir twill I will rify all I Wi I ch e every one beautiful complexion can dilly speaking 1 Moat aurlly I us I no respecter or person eel age or condition It will clear the eklu of nsry bll hi that tho buman lrh I heir tolhII1 I the trotubhs 11 1 nol connected with the bloo1 There I DO excuse rot j ta1 omplntol went on lime ale anti 110 1 see such horrl aktns ecsry S huoro I 10 I hue no pa i Inc with I 100 wlto loleala lucIa Tub discovery of touns ii the latest ainceaieut in I drmatoiogy anut 11 eurtnise I lualtulut I cuuu elumuw yeul iturudred Ii otoolYllclnl teatimouuisisuunuked for 10m I pUl or Ihl country cud Juo Thy 01 be seen at any S time 1m uit 1 lien t the conversation wan Interrupted bra tone lady who I rube In and r dtctiuetl 1 th Hle th bail worked nin eared trlii such ovr her tretklea as they had alihap j Tlmt is l nothtnfr added hue Madam The usual retail I have Item o fal u4 tu a enietf freCKlr UUa How doe it Ont ct oil ttue tit lit Mm laloT Hy cltarlnir out ttie purr or the residual nllA mat I ter that hni In many cases become rancid alI formed bUclvhra plmplea amr eczema and many other forni uf ikin disease as wMl at siting the oinplexlon ft i muddy sallow d hue AHfrlliit htq l been drawn out the out ir dead fVin cent I iI ecalea oR uttti the old cuticle I I I l avniif llio mucous net Tor K wuicuu it I the neat of color I pure and free from blemish I gIve treUiih lo tue inuftclen and relAied Utrument draw In IT them back into I j their former Caution and by 10 vloliiif remove wrinkle 1 not auied br old I cute I Io imteiul mucli out of loon T 0 4 I I I S Yea qua 11 I lean scarcely fill ito tinier now by C I 1 Ite haro f greet man rciriitered letter bank drifts certttled tliecK poital order anuS t l u t D and many I enctoie ttie uiuuey without at sit ti t rejrlittrlitf 5 hat u the jirlcs nf yotir Hleach I i rt T uUoUart I a bottle three fir i I uniAllr take I three boll I adrtM every Indy tu use three even It etue ihoiild feel ttathilnd w ltd 011 for I fel et the ikm ttreoirth bieasluinic and power of reftKtatee mi well I a thorough I i Ai the ladlM began to coma In In numberR thfi ne r porter thaitktd I the nuidam und I ilupArtnJ feelltm that 1 If I nature had not endowed him with a Rood II pInIon uti 1 Ion he would Klenrh feel htnipeli compelled tu uu thus hxtelslor omplex MMK M A 11 Complexion SpeclftlUt can ba seen or wrttun to nt tier imrlorn 7 tVesl 14th I or at 411 Kullou aL llroukhu Out uC town orders troUNI filled I Dally recetlon will b lieM elnnlnir Iwltli to mor row Ht bnili the Hronklyn and 1 New I em k One and ramplri of Hi fit in out tlUlr of eauty Mill be t re 1 fiitM to I each roller 1 nOirfl tIa bu rI liifs ahflltr I uiinted to open branch onicai In ii tI principal cities of ttii country and huop lur Mine Vales wonderful complrilnn Iluiaiuie I i I rl holetale UialerB address CHARLES A HIGGINS il t General Agent for the trade 7 Wet IlhL lor eats u by ail lint clafi JrunKiita i1 Morn Vlclm Api r i Many saloon keepers appvnroil ut tho I uni rl 1 f Market 1ouc Court yesterday and aael 11 see VV u aui 1 rIrinuan stud lila Sri llviinrsiy win Here held fur trial on rrldar on he 1 charge 01 black utslhiutc iJiloii keepers I its J I ri ners li wetfr ltd I alrradt t e u 1m tiken o II T i us t tu 551 rial in 11 emal cei t SOlute 1 Tuts lay r I WATCES1 V V Cenllemani Solid Cold American 125 up Ladies 20 hand rr Illuatrule l Prl n Lat JOHNSTON 5 CO 150 Bowery NY 5 Titnxa 20 punier ruu BLOCK Led It ss to Nt rntlBeiavtloai About as DI 55 Any flock I Tetra TIm Wock between l Tenth and Eleventh avenues on HlxtrfirBt street that Is infested with 10 rough a gong that the owners ot iiron erty there called a meeting the other dnr to consider what they could do to purify It and make their property par does not look like a particularly tough neighborhood to the CKBUA passerby To b sure thorn It a remarkable number of broken windows In tho house but the buildings are apparently all now and at tho first glance neat enough In appearance The etreet runs down hill sharply l from Tenth I ave nue westward to Eleventh avenue where It owls In tho tracks of the New York Central lUllroad A hugo grain elevator which Is building to replace thoo burned In tho great flroof 1 year or more ago hides any view ot the river from the street Htandlng at Tenth avenue and looking lon tho block 1ms tim appearance ot a quIet nent nod respectable tenement stteet Tho houses nro all double tenements five storie hllb and four families to tho floor They ins all of Philadelphia brick or of brownstono or ot combinations of tho two Many of the houses on tile north sIde are of brlok with brown stone torches and jilllars and look neat and ntknctlvu I from tip tho street The hill U so Bleep that tho roots of tho hollies dcscond to Eieeuuthu avenue like flights of stairs for the use of Titan1 Thus fronts 01 thus building are covered with lira escapes of ornamental metal work painted In color The only uninviting fouturu of flue block as viewed from the hill is i flue Ire I inoudous crowd of children who swarm from end to end not curb to curD shouting laugh ing ami crying Homo of thin lioiim ut tho lower end of the block belong to the lot WhIch lltillder nuildiiiinloK put up In the neighbor hooil tho collapse of solute of which uit tim nixt utroot sent biO to PrIsOn Walking down the street the person who ban beon attracted by tho view from tin hill ilnUa the iiluiofl rapidly dIRI led 1 ho street iiav lug Ilulon awretcuedly bad status being full of hollowswhen slops thrown from tlio Houses collect Ash barrels innumerable stand ou tile curli or lie lu thn gutter nlth their content hpllloU In tho strnoU Upsetting ash b trrols Is ftf nnUttnitn hvtflrt ntllldrOll on Wet Stt Ilrat iimeIfrtit by tholoaroru who prowl around i the eCbit night 1 hun houses them elv B wont stand a closo Inspection 1hl numbur of brokoo window panes IB l appalling in many tases sashes are smashed In too Iron rail ings nro missing from areawajs titus top ol Iron gate rosin have boon unfmtrmul and carried off fences nip broken and wrenched door bills and door knobs are twlhtud or broken oil front doors nro loosened or broken and brownstone pillars and fronts are chipped broken and otherwise wantonly defaced Dirt is Hprond freelY Over oerytiuhujg brown stone II blackened stops and uorchus nro of tbo color and appearance nf tho ground In short tho lower floors of the tenements on the north side of tho street near the river havo the ancient nUll battered nppoutanco ot the oldest and toughest resorts of potortt and crime In the Chorry street illstrlrt I Is an odd contrast to lookut tho mined state ot thcho first iluors In detail and then take n 801111 Ir loors tho block lu general with Us air of neatness and newness I then becomes ap parent that the ruin is the result not ot flue neglect of years but of vvantou rough usage on the part of tho Inhabitants Hlnco tbo owners ot tho property along thus street mot in Dun tarnums office and up IOlntod a committee to coo what could 10 I douo to nctlly matters Trillco Captain Mllllna lias detailed a special policeman to patrol tho block with Instructions to hOlt good ouler Into the builds ol tie toughs If necewary with I club and to yank every onenJor Into the nolleo II nol Tho policeman nsslgnud vvis 1otur I Iurcoll n youthful Chutnt who wanders up and down tho street swinging a vlilouslooking club Iiircell8i A the whole nolghborlioinl Is a particularly tough ono 1 1 ho people lire large ly I railroad laborers dock hands pedilkrH anil the like hvory natIonality seams to lo iup resented The most turbulent of nil pot Imps ire tho Hungarians who swarm In some of the houso Ihoy tire uilled 1 Illngles 1 in tho lUliiUUUI I1UUU I4IIU liiltu 1 lJno Jiyn jun IUL tbem 1UIUUUI Tlioio is I largo population of J wn right toughs too similar to thosD of llellH I kitchen and herry Hill who seem to hivo no occupation hit nlwis havo plenty of 10cl mouoi hit nothing to pay rent with At tbn 00UO sulfite flute there ii I very utile loliinl crime and tie disorder Is I rarely of a tort hut tlio pollen can Interforo with Thor will bo l u great smashing of gluts late at night but by tho time I policeman can run half I block tho glaas xmaphois are gone and have left no trace Most of the turbulence Is I within minors where thi ioHi0 cannot venture except for snochuit nur mnes There Is 1 dash sonio nleht within hut whorl tlio police get there nobodv Is louml There Is I a nkylluht Iron Iramu unit all lying In 1 a back jnrd I hip l been wrem lied on the roof and thrown bodily down hive Illghte ll pure wantonness But the mvn who did It havo caniporiU over ho roofs and two minutes litter have disopro rod In fardistant hotibos Jib trouble with the neighborhood the pollen any lies not In tho laxity of tho nohco but lu ho Inborn cuB itdnnan of I tho population and 1 the only wits to save tho property ib to clean out tho population A reporter visited some of the hal os on tho treot with thin real I estate agent who had them Itt charge 1 he turbulent ncciipunt had aloud rlo oud y boon put out nn I their places tilled with negroes who had proiOl orderly and reason nllroee ibly prompt In imtment The agent oxnni ned tnu houses vritlc illt with a view of thor uebly overhauling them They had boon built only fount years and let wero in a frightful con Itlou inside boors were vvimichcd 1 I anti II loos nod walls were kicked and roltou I panels I bad loon knocked out of doors to bo used as llruwood or to bo thrown at eats sinks Inn heal ullovvel I to llll I up and had been without cleaning until tho floors of somnof the hiillH wore oicrilowed with the contents railings hnd boon torn off and pitched into tho streot or Into back ynrdssoomlnglyovery skylight nail beon smashed nod In short it seemed as If everything in Ibo houses that could bo de stroyed had boon Tho agents toll lurid stories tlf the way they have been treated when thoy have complained of the destruction or asked for rent Tie committee of property owners have not yet decided what means thor will take to Clean out the neighborhood They will hold a meet ing this week Yearling ThoroiiKlibred at Anctlon NASHVILLE April 2GTho yearlings the produce of tho Konnosnw Cllfflavvn Illchlnnd and Paytona studs worosoldnt auction her to day tbo prices ruling hlch with spirited bid ding on tho part of representative horsemen from all parts of the country The following Is a mimmiry of tho sale Prawn colt by Imp Mr 1ickwlrk I itam I lUlllo H hylmii rienuarrv L IIAP ivI ewlorl IW Brown colt brother to lolo lalone by linn ilenilarry dutn fiesue llelle by Imu lion ole Ocol1 W II Letcher lliclniotil Hy fr7 Buy filly usttr to Stuyresant hy Hup Uenk rry Corn Imp lluhlln uric by kinulil of ht 1airick seIne 15V Bay colt by lmi Mr l IlcLisIck i dam i Sierra llrada bi Imp illaiicarri L I Mllfby 700 Buy colt liy Imp itlrnvarry dar Iuola by all hull W LI tasstdytlo St loill 8 X Ilnuuvn colt ty Imp Olenuarry tout Uerleln ty 1 Midi W larlin New lork I Kx Chesliitit tlllr ly t Torcslsr dar Altiatrosa by imp Illulinurry H 1 Lelxh Le lnliin 775 Ciirsinu fllit hy Forr i ter dim Mixint lull Kanire by Lonjfeilow I h I llnrdner Ill Still TIII 3lUO Chestnut co t full brother lu Ktovriia by En iiuireri dam hllthsome by Imp llonule 1 I 101 m bl1Io1I t bl laud1uclirl Uitrry NashriUi I 1100 Bay colt brother tn hay Iale ut nlulrr I data Is stoles by John Moriran H Fiitnn 1000 I Bay colt uly l lllaieN dam cetlna b lilacklock I VV Is I awldy A LO ht LouIs ioso Drown colt hy Hlaies dam lermnnla by linn illenirarryt VV Fasten r I K Bay colt br lllas dam Ilelle ID l liulllou rame IM Chsstnut Ally by LUK lilacLturn dam Hade wind by Imp threat loins fcoifnan Pros Ixiuls vllle 1150 Bay coll by Imp haxon dam Myopia by Imp Macaroon H hastou boo Black colt uy Imp Saxon dam lull bkltresa Ly dialers P I tSaman Sew York KM liar filly by top Saxon dam borrina by Imp Tbe Ill Vied K H iiarillner 1500 I Cliitnut colt by Ecuador dam Shuts Turner by lllawthaK Ully Nashville tKX Irtnce oh m 4 by Ileulpo dam Jtouletl br Imp Mnv Ernest witu lily at 5115 by llcuailorj Ilsrlsn Vrolhers Iolunvkla Tiin 7JO Myrtle Uln ll l by VanihsllOsmChickabiddy by top Australian with lIlly foci i by Kcuador J U Kwlna Cbaitanooira Trim boo Amelia Aires ch in tt hy Eolus dam Mary Man rleld by WarDaui J a linen Still water Imp Mmii En HsliLasle bf 1 by lloilcriiclin dam 730 IsuIy ialmir U lailon 2M Lynch slid hound ID a Flntsjb Jimmy Lynch was at 8 Barclay street yester day afternoon to see a match to a unlsh ratified betriu himself aud Ialtly UcBrld of fhlladlphla who knocked him silly in I his Imperfict condition en Friday ulcht Henry Kusemyr was Ibira too to beck Lynch Th Wcllrld people did not show up until u oclock an hour after the time aureol upon and when they did irst them they ineliied uion another engage ment at a place where a deposit rould be put up lu tho hand of sporting people who were accuitomeil lo that sari gut buiintis Die tMlct fiattttf nftice at noon to tuurrow was named as th time and place to post a for felt for a match for Moo a side and all hands agreed tlcHrld bicker Is earnest and arraufsmenu will doubtlesi be completed when the liszt metluit ti held Lynch explains hit weak con lui t at rrldav nliln in thla war I was against too much I knew what it was ana stopped Iteadiri must take their own clang out ot that remark SPRING TROTTING CIRCUITS TlIK BUZKIKS DILL ItTART THIS WBEK 4ND WILL Truinr fun uotirns AB Early Hlmrt nt lh VahliKlom Tratk KlRkt TVkB ofMport Alans tier Atiametie CoalMnBr Circuits l a Other usetiome It has not boon usual to ask the trotlera and pncors to begin the actual conflict of the racing season till the middle of May especially In the East where the training Is kept back by the uncertain weather This year however Is an exception for the sport begins on Tuesday at UrnnlnK near Washington over the course of the Washington Jockey Club where tho run ners galloped a few weeks ago The meeting Which Is given by the Washington Drying Club IB the first of a series called the Southeastern Circuit which goon on for seven weeks longer ending Juno 21 ntFleotwood lark Morrlsanla The customary four days from Tuesday to Fri day are occupied bv ouch meeting excePt that cUon by the Ijiivitug Club of New York which ban chosen to beeln Wednesday with the hope that Juno will be a bettor month for them than May luau boon In former years After the week nt Bliliiiton the circuit goes on nt tho Gentlemen Driving Iarl lint tliiuirc May 0 to 0 then to flue Ilmllco course no ir the same city May 11 to ill after which thorn are two weeks nt 1hlladolpbla nt the rhllidolphlu Driving lark May 21 to 21 and this Holmont Driving Clubs grounds May 27 to IU Thu llrut weak In June Is assleuod tu Dun duo Driving lark near Iliteison and Iroin Juno 10 to 1U Inland Park between Albany and Truy claims attention with the windup nt Flootwood as before stated Lp nrd of 10OOU U offered In purses during this cir cuit and the cla so are nrrancod In the same order for all except Island Iark namely First day 3MH class tiotllng 22J pace and 2iQ class trolling second day 2ll and 2T3 classes trottluug th ltd day 2 J7and2U7 classes trotting and 230 paco fourth day 220 class trotting and 217 paco During the Island lark meeting tIm Clay Stake of 3000 for 230 trotters will bo lenewed and competed for on the second day Entries fur this closed April 1 but the hordes will not bo named till Juno 1 By the time the Kouthonstern circuit Is com pleted the season Is well advanced and them ulll bo plenty of recruits for tOo campaign which continues at Hartfords famous Charter Oak lark ifroun JimoJt to27 when ffiGOO are offered In eleven guaranteed stakes for as many different clashes This plan has been adopted by Secretary T 0 King with much acceptance as tho payments are so divided that If u horse Is not lit to start the day boforo tho roco In which he Is entered It only costa tho owner Iho per cent of thepurso instead of ten percent as Is generally demanded The stakes for the sprint mooting at Hartford closa May 12 when tbo fodr stakes of the Grand Circuit meeting amounting to 0000 also close Jho Hudson Klvor Driving Park at Pouch eopslo will have Its first meeting this season July 1 to i but there arc no stakes for that troek the events beIng confined to the usual lursoa for thus various classes Manager D ii lorlnicion has declared war on the conditional entry evil which was dlscussed In TIIK bus triton the biennial congress of the National Trotting Association mot at Buffalo In March and will make tho entrance fee 0 per cent of the nurse antI 5 more to start as an additional lu lucoment to owners and trainers to patronio ho uifctlng and make Btralcht entries A week at hlte 1latns vti I end the trotting her iliouts for n vLlle thuuuh tlioio will bus u contemporary meeting at the ihiladul ihla DriMiiu Park Iho Central Now lork rutting circuit will have been going nu meanwhIle from May 27 to Juh IS oer tlio tracks at Wiitervlllo Hornellsvillo Jlmlra Itlnubamton Svracuse Auburn Oa Wtjgo and 1hniiK In the onlur given Thero utro good halfmllu tracks nt these plncos and 1 OiiOO Is to be dlBtr United In uurmiuniu i whllo under titus control ind ttauitlonof Mate law pool selling will bo iulto lh ly Tuero are also several uuialler circuit in Now England and a Lake Erie circuit ol hit woeka lueinnlng May 27 nt Meadville 1a mind going tolrlo Warren Jamestown Hiadlord uud Touawantla In ordar In Clue esom country trotting sport Is also calnin in populnrit and there ate hosts of fixtures already mado hut I will keep the horses busy till the snow HIUA Ihe Norihftestorn tVntrnltlruutcominencuH at Kansao l ity May 27 thuon goes to Iowa City loire Hiute Freo hart 111 JuneaUllo lii and Collar llaplds lospeclivoly I Tliero are iilno live weeks xut apart for the Michigan Trotting and 1aclng t inult whlth biKlua at Three HlerH Jiinu li and after continuing at HllUdalo Jaukon and Grand Ituplds winds up at baginaw from July 1 lj 1 tol t 1 Tills laet meeting has a 3000 claim for the 2i vhich closed on the lath inst lat var Mlnneupolls and bt 1aul gate I moullnus lollowlng oncli utlier in July hut they are in oppdhltinu this tlniu as both i announce that they will have ImrnoeH racing from July 1 to 4 Tho Saginaw meeting which ends July 18 Is the foueruuuinor of tho hummer tournament whli h opens at Detroit the next week and Is followed by Cleveland vvhoro the Urand Circuit Is once more to bo startod invlng to the closing of lieaioa lark as a public track Illume will not bo I thus usual spring cluultat Hostnn though Mystic Pars bus n i four days prnuramma In June tho same week us the Driving Hub of this city Then nro plenty of hotos for both places though the owners nro apt to take advantage of the two events being Nlruiiltaiionu anut try to mako tnrms With tie u iepictlvo u nffloclatlona so that they can escape li i felt If tileS do not start the nnlinHlH named I his is a case In point where conditional entries aio apt to Lou allowed as bocretaries In their anxiety to swell the list will generally consent to do what the laws of the trotting turf prohibit namely to grant prlvllegtfs or exemptions from forfeits not ad vertised as part of the conditions of the meet uu tthllD It wale scarcely to bo expected that tbore would be onotiBh horsis lit to start In races to nil the ten clauses ut the WashIngton meeting this week hue entries which closed last Monday worn stiltlclont to koon all the events nllvo anti about Illty different trottots and pacers aro named for the climes The entries for the two meetings at iiiiltlmoro Tvhlib closed the same day are even moro numerous anti Include horses from Boston to boiith Carolina The uruvnuima for llennlni Is ns follow vtssuu Auulu 29 3e irias Trottlnir Milton irunway name Harry C VV It Detin names Nellie b u VSasti Vtoodrurf namesniilr ll Ullllamuell uams Harry n Julint huunner Itamnes psle 1 11 CIa lacln John Keenan nams J K I James II lrrrn name lenr r II tlo name Millie lune I lareni Hook nanm Pick C John Itlny Jr name frank I John Illdr Jr names Adfe Wllku un Ham Uldty name I VV urtuie Htaol name orptiau hI 2 ui lass Trittlnir Vlllton nrernway names Maud Maple Vall y Stuck itirmn name tljpiy curl Kir t Joo name tlatirlce K Vt Illlain lloopi name Iatrlclan J U Ji huiunname Sleepy Uan obOE Turner name hUlBUU wEnsxsniT Arrn 30 a 12 ria i lrutliuucleuu Illtnan name riiestrrA V K llullley nnrars chanoelor M U K Prddlconl name Minnie Keene V I I leiuinon name Oolddlst Jrlnce Jai Hlltl nsmi IrHle it II While namei Mary hpellmin iv S liurke nnines ilharley Alln Haiti Uo drun nimn iuerne o ltic 5 Job name Maurc H William llpr name 1airlclan John K Turner utaluee Abbte t iVlaia Trottlnif O F Jeddlcord name VIle Cia T H Flood name Mantle Wonila C VV Smith name rlday Oriole Stable nainel jarley t Jamel Kllloll uatue Allae Juliu K Turner name hbipuueu TIIURSPAY MAT 1 2 27 data TrotlhiKK It Uulkley flame nantlcr a II Mam flumes Hiobanl VVlikci William Homo name 3eulie Unrriil u xmllli DUIIKI rrldar 1 II John sou names sleepy han John l luroir names tSutun U W hialgbl flatoel Jerome J 37ciaia Trnttlnr Im lllman name Chester A llen l r un A PrO naineUlcki i John II ttireti nainre Susie tl t II Taylor name lynk u f Ieddicori l name Sells I Jolia K Turner names cvaJa ti l 0 HaliihlnaineilllKla Itoic 230 Giant Pacluir t larnf HOOK name 1at Ltgg WHIUm Klder ttamee Pom fedrn Buhop A laion noun Morris Xulllni William Hell name Cedar Snag T h Hood names hellle Uajo Harry lluntir names Ssgws rUlAY MAY 2 ZTO Clan TrotllncU fi Hurt name Yorktown Jlelle o K rddlcord name tuua Play Oriole dtabl nainM fit hOne JubD E Turner name bblpmau T K lood ntm Mantis Woods 317 uiau 1aolnr Jobn goiter namii Illack York W B Heck name liarendet K II Close namei Nellie JUD Joliu K Turner names Mamurlno llaniila Aclor Amnttnr Athletic Anoclatlon ALBANY April 25The five Aa have filed their certificate or Incorporation with the Secretary ut State Tli particular Objects of this Acton Amateur Xtbletlo Aieoclatlon of America of the cIty of Nsw York at stated In the certificate aren To encourage ill manly sport to promote phjilcal culture and to en lender social intercourse amnnt lu memtxri Tbe memberiblp Is I to be confined iinctlr to men who hays or do derive their living from th dramatic proreniun The term dramatic profetrlon U Intended to In elude members of lbs rauelcal ttiatrical operatIc pantomimic and cIrcus profeiaioni and titus njplpTii Ity and connctd therewith The trudeei for the In Hal rear are llurr McUtoeli li Wolf hopper J Wei er KoMn iueit haul Arthur irauk H banner Wtl lam lloey Clay M Green PKby Hei Vrank Lane John Drew V lluain H Iran soul Cliarlll W Thomas inn uvnriAT aixc IIIRATRK Mr Hmersiin l U OeUK to BnlU U cm Vmt Yortyetd Mtroet Oscar Unmtnorslcln the owner of the Harlem Opera House will begin on May lo next the erection of n now theatre on Forty Veoond street lM fret west of With avenue It will run through to Fortyfirst street COT erlng the lots on Fortysecond street 60x100 ami thieo lolsonrortinrBtstrcot TSxUH The entrance will bo on Fortrnocond street Tho ground was purchased by Mr llamtiiornteln last Wednesday from Mr 3 V 1 Sutton of tim American Art Gallery who ID turn has pur ehasod from Kir Ilammorntuln hit block of apartments on Seventh avenue between lioth and 117th Htrcetn The new theatre will be cnllcd the Mtirra Hill and will bu ready In Noumibrr next It Will cost over SIUOOIM I it nil ulll neal llliniieo I I Plo Tho whole front of tliu thrure I nlll I bo devoted to the lobuv anil giAiid balcony Htnlr case Mr IInnimi rMulu in negotiating will Henry Inlug and lllon Terry tu open the house 1ARIIIUV rlt tong veils crow longer and fuller Velvet is I tlin favorite llnii i for lUht wool ffj n uueii room am Icttlier tintlei lend In neiitrtt tlnte Tallies ate en email Itify nt lie head ulinoflt Ills a jockey rali The newest gill I emlirolJeilci ore uppoiieJ td com from ialro Ilalil tereaT I e latteena aol ctmttle appear among ottivr tartan itunn BontifU are almost covered ivitti wreaths unit epraya of flowerif this leatoru Time high fnrnt I nimiumnlng 01 cwtn is 1 fre terre smut Itlithe molt I ecoiniiiir flue variety In elumuhler calIco sullahs or exceeii tlmt tn tarki alit unit u cal flue tailor lust stud lite polo rap are as popular limits prlni ae lolL or mure an flue mntialri aol Htparai will liavd another run of popular favor tlili lummer Flower bows Iotvfr bonneli Mid Iluwer necklaces are worn by alter brldeimal The low collTure grows In fathlonttile and populAr favor Tlie tup knoti are oomluir iou n Th imall bonnet remains the fanhlnnablo favorllo with luatronl ae well as with ounit leslie Thn high crowned hat hai not illiAppeireil romplelely from tba wardrobe eflecti of the iiiiniiirr girl Pf ep rounl pleated while Irrrot I rollers are very faihlunable for little Klrli and clue for ounir Indlei KhnuMer knells AH I enmilettm of lloatlinr rllilnn form a Hart of tlifl ilecoratlvu elteCtloiiCulilillenceincut and graduate ROWIIR Proud pled April hues bronuht out an immense number of Honer bonneti and hate literally lailtn stub all torn of floral iiarnllnrei Hunted itioulder cope with velvet rotten rival In pop ular Mvor tho e with embrildered roller anJ coLic and accordion pleated flounce alilbvniln collars and cuffs of Mlver cult or heel copper piimementcrle arn tile onl ilecorntloiH neon on loine very Ohio cloth ROWIII The outing rlothe and lanai flannel conic In oely clustered and haded Htrlpfn tlie colors bemir muro eubdtid and refuel Ibis eeaion Whli cesh curtains cut dotted oriprUired muslin or lore llel back with white ribbon boneiire thu fad of the Fifth nvenuo again this sprint Tli pity but tli true that all rtreMv gowns ar toads wlmmu at least a blot of a train mid ttalLluic lull do certainly trail on the ground At the back Some of ttie new lonr lovei have a gild coM rim Ihrouch the eyelete cut In the top lslu amid of ttio cord Is I decorated with avolden ta cel or null1 Is Swairffer little black Telvet topIcs decorated H Itli Jet andiprin flower apniar In number In the HMIIU and around the retail chopping leutr of the city The leading enamelled flower pin At the moment is I t its orchid In all Its mnltirnrm varIetIes In the heart nf each flower a solllAlre nf one IT another kind ll hurle 1 The loins tO match Iii uuut In nnelerlah 1 lbs fpsltn in erring feltiout The plaid iiuue Inaleluel In tie us tome and lrlumtmicd wiulu all simtreute or testiserti Is clutu iuu every fashiOnitle audience cougrecutuom or conu talus tluetl ic aecul a luuger iueuttttu It i lute Ilium ably tlierone color So blue is couilnv up in faor Mock rubles amMhvuti and bland mark the points of intersection on llu u e prett bnntiAt ehiumbieto of cold arsbeiiju IM lopiiliir for eieiilnjf rear thin month Thin will luuc I bo rememtierni an the hut ImcLle eel nn They faster the anrptli an l paoh helto of ne trlv ever w HsTifurRuwn that walks along the raihnimbla tlxTouirhrare lute glean of cold on white irninii in not ronlned to evening ami t alroijm w ar White coth uroun broil ed with tioM will ti wt rii in tie afternoon und In the street at that mis well The biff black iraiizf wfnjrM butterllr flpcktd witli gail cliser or steel em inieii eilro triumphm men large numbr of bla k icce l and blucfc tulle blue lur bam luSts and capote Those tnettr lilule let leajtI and frlngei hitch Wraps tilt loot II I e eunouiusu out ts plahu iack sIlk hneos are oi 1 muy ttso tiotus miii e ill uI I 11u teuarltermts for cuelt garuueuts mu tbte groat rcmuhi fanry autb Cry foods houtes tVhile mundrnsoet kid gloves eislte ehippro In natrh abmI wiuuhe 11k cm bee casket II llunul etnestge will be worn uy oseet tin muradumsuto bile year umiter rurnmenumcIi illslo miIi m uruuuit us tim of tutu suSde novel auud 01mm or block tIsi slippers novel tiitla itmeemutlon for eupoutlrtc the hiS or aa stuton aUl ron bomdinr it in piltsib Wimlunut luuo r ccc tefltfllle tuIce tlue nsmne of tie imresiue it not only Ca ee tItHe atti trouble but save Imue wear of ttte front of I it ireae anI Ilte it us uufie hinbiuim The mourning frnun IR now almost np elaborate an affair as the tea gown but IH made of roriet mirah tellintr rhallle and china titk und fMnotttnel but male nlth felled neatns tuck Mimci and lure trlmm d lIke that piece of liixurv the muMii halllcs coin In lovelier ili den for the groundsnrd more nrti tic lower an 1 flafurptleslirn tli in ever Th r are admirably combine with plan ur selfdtorr BITI of tho atnie ttxttirn In Miking ui arming holme coal and plaa and lawn dresses for wateriu lilac and tountry wear Tie towfr P1rQi Waves over blue baits of thuS brldeinittldi of mmii i hnten cann It m a liint erco tton nf pale kTOtu tuttle tttntrtel Orr gill ih er or a em green front with trM if vlo1 ftirki me note arbutus hoiintoilat or lIlIes of thf ialf aro tiirowm ir over that while fntifce uf the Ilo er fall our a luce fall at the edsie The latest fad In the way o n ereeut U one tint lay i double dnir an a phoiournph alt uni ai I and n Hcr n or hide alL It IC 1 male of pale green bue rnn i rf low silk on an rdlnary bamboo or IothhurFe tr un and on t the ulllt und frame are fatttel with bnuu headed tAcLitand catches atrliis of ribbon littu wtl U the tlcture ore slliiped The round French drum 1 olotrrl iu blue fits crib In the m ikeup of thou e pretty bob of nhltetntd ttuld hi i hii h a Hrrnmler inltrht have recline wlilli rfcelvln her crirni me hen ludrrin Mil Morris ptun null ere tonnes are used tor the plnv And mIlder ilrrulfir tho valance and spr i 1 on mirh bfdn lint after all there IS tinttuntr to compare with n hlti rued llntn hnrllsh issued are adoptln the fflshiou of pnttlnir their maid who v cit at table tn livery Tlivvkiriarn plain of these livery ffowns and uf hue neraldlc color of the house All the nUata are thrown beliln I Then tl e walitroat and Jacket are tnmmaj wlih hierr bxnd buttons and cress or mino rarui In metaL A hlth tltl white collar white cobs and n tiny white cop like a topknot cotnpletA thIs hybrid livery Autograph fan A revival of an old ft union iremnd thUffsfton of ivory paper on excellent linltntlon t real ivory and on cacti stick the name or sentiment and name of favorite beaux or friend tan he lnucrbbsl 1 with Indelible ink If you number an artist or a luuuvi clan among your favorites a sketch or A bar or miiln ml the antofrsnh can perhaps be etrhrd upon two en Inure nftha stick alnncr wIth tha ntmM nf MIA itliC p MnidH gown are charmingly slmpl and graceful In their make tip tills spring The skirts are full flit pirated clinging and trained lbs bodices are high full and larplced the eleetei long and puffed In tIe armhole the belt U of ribbon and the floral garniture of orange bu li and blossom mingled with small whlt Tose and Master lilies of small lire and Illlei of the vat let for fringes The tulle veil and dlamon I ornameuti remain the conventional and correct uiair Whit fhlna illlr wool ere ion nuns veiling and em broldsrd nalnook commencement and graduates Towns begin to make their appearance In the children 5 suit lectloni of largo retail dry goo li houses They have full or draped boillces high In Ill flk straight full skirts reaching to the ankles and ar trimmed n lilt sliver braid luce and flats of ribbon all while pre ferrml The leg of mutton anti 1 half long Pillion nleve Clue belted pointed waist and the Josephine bodice are feature In these pretty gowns Corn mainlncnt lambrequin porllerei for wIde rtoori are in In come upholstery ileptrtmtitrf Ituy ar marked Moorlsti and 1 purport to com from Vfj t s ci or som norlti African seaport These portl res m0 n an oiienlng for tarn curtalni or beat I haiuini I in tin centre about tlie sle of all ordinary door Tile lden and top of hue hiMiliu mrs hearllv emhrol icrel l In gold and bright colors con rlstmruiz w ith 1ie I fn tinl u ii I u which ll almost covered will the decorAton liem lAinhrqiilni are lined of cour e and mlflenel iiv are the most siuperi pieces of Oriental upholtt ry rter seen In America Hint Inn of the New Avtlllrrv Itcclinnl Upon the arrival lucre of tile Tlrst roclinnnt of Artillery from the Pacino const It vil tale itailonH aifollovi Col us f U I tangdon ret menial slair liaiil Major Ifihn rein wlih light Hatters K and liAttcrles A Oandl Ion Hamilton Leut Col IMihtrl I lolo I ait IIMIerlos C l and I fnrt 1 VlAlsnorlh VB r William I llankln and Haitirles ll II an I M l ton n I liiiuhuH I iioTnrnors Islau I Major McCrea and lathery I of the liflh I Aril lery wil reinaltiat roriroliimhis and Matirry K ni Ion llaml ton unlit rellved ly lie I I mud Hy IIIOUAS JlITII fllKCHAaiVlOXCOVKT I iMN VtAVtlt Ilotr lie IVon the TitleHe AVIII boon MesS Hniiuilrrsi fur tim et Cliiiiniilonslilp I I Tho qmhuust ion of n mutch I fur tho I profes sional court tennis championship of the world jotvveon champion Thomas 1ottlt andChnren 4 Hautidort of Lngland which was tIm ono toplo I ol intoruit tu UnnU mon In the oirly lOut of the winter has boon settled At thn tiutie whoa 1ottlt visited England In 18b5 tomootOauruoIumbort who was then tho i tindlsuuted champion of limit world his style and method of ulay was so unluuo that many who watched hU gamu asaortuil that It WIH not tennis butwhou hoeuowud thulu that hi could I win tIghtout of nino gamoit thobo ciitlii noon Dcrcoivvd that they still had something to 1 bitch Througliout his visit lui II nimiuhttht ably t irovud to thu Ungllshmon liln uuptriuu fly in ft ho tinnH court and iniuloa clean ntocp of all I the niiicljoH ho pluvoil in with ptodoploualu 1 bIn well an wit hi amatuure I flue birt aniiitiiuis In 1rjglanil at the tIme wore J M Hcallnote I tts Climi bum iiitcb of I nulmcl j and tim Hun A Littleton tho tliuu liiiiiiplon bum both utterly lulled Hi tilmIr unilnavors tu naku any kind of a Knowing auulust thu Ameri can osport anil when ho plaiod ulnglohnnduii against lluathcotn anil lorupklns lIe uon wIth little moro oiTtlon than ho hint made lu vorstlug his upnunitnU In Inuln inatchox The match for thu championship between I Iottit and lamlurt took place at Hampton Court Ialaco on May 1111 I and 15 of that year tOld proved to IO l it moot exciting content 7 hrnughout 1ottll won till match by his ox colleiu povvcrb of tuduranco on tIme last two days of the match lamljert hud won live of the first six tot by tile llrnt half of tho second day nt which point 1ottlt plnvnd with all his j wellknown doturnilnatlon and won set after pot and nt lant brought tho scorn up to ihso 1 sots cacti when occurred ono of the uost rjiomuruhlo Htrugglus In the hIstory of the name and which was termed Dy ihte London tirl l an ol historic interest to ton ils plnyoru Oamo after gamo In tho last wont alternately to tIle two cuntontantH and oven i the points lit oath gamo worn scored In thus I same lununor until Tumliert was within out I stroke pt winning when 1ottlt by a treat effort 4 ii secured tho last game of the set and decided I time chant ttaionuhl u iiuitnli fti hf favuur f If thlis I the flelilBald Tho excitement of tho final Set was too Intense to make It enjo able hy any one whu had an Interest In one fldo or thus I other Thus spectators may congratulate thorn solves on having seen Quell what In all proOa jlllty many of thtn may never mice uguln During his stay in Kugland 1nttlt won oven matches In BiiccesBlon In nearly all of them giving odds to his oi icnontc and luis superb ilaygavo him the title us thin Iunion 1uttunt i ermeit It of champion of all champions 1 lAmonghN rnatchuH wIts tne with hauinlcrs who Is to play him I for tlio champlonihlp In Jublin anti ltn vItally ilefuatnil him although i conceding that phior the oildi or balflliteeri mil winning thro cuts out of our The fol lowing jear Miundert visltoil Homon lInt i i ilnyoil nn exhibItIon match at tho Jlunnewell I ourt anil receiving odds flout ettit I HUO I i ociled In defeating him It vuit iihiln to all lion a Imo wltfjcpneii the fiintch hovvevnr that I ottlt did not piny unin I I hln iihiial good form mil that t riiinilorh hail Improved h In n most I rmuitrk mutt mannei I Its WIIK Prl Ill liyhlH winning i rom Ieitn I Ilo I Is I vml itt mu I u toll Itt tho fjost man I ml low In 1 iicliind II bill Ictlit I i HIIIH t doncrlhoa im 1 UK i1 a good volloyer has i I it iry free and easy aim and forces accurately thntigb not HOV ruly Ills back hand stroke U moro than good atiil he IIHCH a strong cut Hla styli In er tIlls too pronounced for the highest 5 lilclonci hun I Im friiiiticntly losos strokes by attempting to cut hallH which bettor judgment would MKIII tn suggest should not bo His weakest nolntf are porhaps a lack of activity C nnd lilbforkli1 wJilchlHgunorullyofthosluinla sidewall varlity Dofoio ettlt I heft thin country In 1RS7 to play in 1orls and London ho said I won tho championship of tho world In Kngland amid liavo hold it In America for two years If they want It and have n man capable nf wresting It from mo ho must como to the States In order None having come forward during those bee rpoillng years 1ottlt finally decided to give Kauutliirs a chance on his own Kronnil but ho will have tn play thus game of his life to defeat tills llOBton boy and ho may llnd that the stroke the plavorson that tilde named tho coup 1ot lit will prove a settler for him rile London tfrtil In a long review of Totllt nud his style of play concltidus by Baying 1 Mierevor Iho ball may chniico to como Iottits racket Is there ltd groit rapidity ho determine on MX COIITFO ot action nnd In Ititntl drives tho ball over the lust wIth great violence an that none but the most active and watchful adversary can get noar time ball hoforii It fall Tn a utIMer with 1ottlts certainty arid ewlftnus of return It matter little whether ho mates ono close or another If ho misjudges jw a hall hn returns it behind his back between u Ills legs in tinder ills arm If n bail in am whero within teach I for ho Is nil over tluo court It goes over tint not homchovv or other ami whon ruturntxt it goes over tho not again con orally lu a way that puxxles liln advoreurj

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j iItiir 4 I tIlE BUN SUNDAY APRIL fT 1890TitIRTY PAO1S 1 1 t c GOSSIP ABOUT THE BOXERS f nil AT rnnsiDBiiT FVIDA ov fas r CALIFORNIA AintETlO CLVD f LOOKS LIKE j I f Kan FrancIKO Is the Meats of the floy I I Who TMaNP aa4 BIIT floe Emit I mat or JIM core Qos4 Ohaaca hat Holtlvna Lad aackcoa Mar rich f HAN rBAHOiaoo April 22 Thoro never was such a sporting city fonts size A Ban 1ranclBOo All kind of port are In hhzh favor i but iiugllism Is most affsoUsd The EI 1 Dor dorn metropolis Is the mecca of the elucgor hurl whllo ho Is In favor hero ho thrives as ho never throve before Hero ho finds his greatest appreciation and his rowan i ho California Athletic Club Is his beat patron nnil Its President Mr Lamnrtlno It Pulila o l IB S his beau loll ot 0 i sporting demlgoJ Kir Vuldn Is a very powerfully built tunu who yanils about 1 S oat 10 Inches high nnd neighs I k out o potimlB Horn of Uurman Mironts 0 In Ietetsburi n about forty years nco ho WIIH Inouuht to this coast when but I tears 1 i old n nil all his lllo slnco has boon pnarod hero 1or nearly trolity years hu has lived in rnn ImiKlcco nnd tlinro 1110 man horo moro lcjiectud than ho Ills bnInc Is that of n liiinbor uiiirflintit I tnunufiicturoi of 1 Fashes I nnd iloors anil ho also dabbles ixtoushuly in I I real outato lln IM I nn nllLour athlete ol wOn I tlordil Ktronctli Ho has nut un I pair of I tlirop tind I ilumbbols u 1501 I tlmoi with each I 1A lininl null IK lins ln M I hi l 01111 men Ilko I I thuliy lltclicMiiiul Jlikicinnry I I j Ably nnttoI I 1111 unorgctlu working Hoard ol Ulieilors I i ninl IIIIul I Ihn I ounllilonco ol Its I iabr hu U Iho lllo I nnd the eoul I of ho tniry inoinbor I 110 lllhe BOli o Ile I I ilub I lie lieiul I ft ITn I r anil Itsuxhlblllons on liNonu ICIIXIlu I I for ho Isn modal ninr tlcil inli ntid ht schloni leni shN nimttmcnln 1 ul tilkliti Ocolllll I I v hti tnliforiili Athletic 1 l U b bii 1 I CfR Ill ILl It till 4 his ri t 0111 Ion and I rcMin ilonhoti tturulit till fnnio ol hl1 dub I Cluq hliii I to uvoiu I lot I prs frau all i j nils I uf tho Kitintrv llt I if ho lins no nmniiii I i he M Mum nnMviis thosi I which nro merely Irlxolou I liniulltlvo Hers I Is u C MiOLlinin 01 tlio 11111k 1 c1 oiimtlus wouldbu fclibrilng ivltti boOk 1110 tutul him in MHH I April II loll I llilil I Vt I I l ii i ii H II I k I i IIIH ati 01 tuliUrjuii lieu ionl I l would lUetitUit I ii IA tor f iwsniy in ttnMMn l ilyluin I bi III niiul Illll xll Ihi ll tlll lul utK U Dflttll Mblll plln I ll nhll I 1111 li Il lilnif 1 1 Iniltl I H in in n iC 1 u e I ihl 1 hut liill I ill 1 Mlilliei til tile mill muke I I a i flirts t t ir fat i lt I s to Mnnr of lie llht dId heaty Urlini I tu S 4 lAr I chAinilin 1 the I I I lu I lIM in laS 0 i ii L A lulu to r inonin al er 11 1111 e niHli I nlHiileit I to i e ftunlit 11111 I j ofil jlirH Miuull llilh lnrel Mitll your ni linnitl t Ill rtrvli 01 vitur numr i li ill ilMititit lm lliouant I uu Inn I i h lll I IAI i er ni New 5 urk Mate that I ou nirty lam 1 mnii I rel ICUUIY i 1 flat that Illllj Muriibv has nmile I bettor ltiiiuv ioii on the I I ullloriilu inliul than auy a I iiiiiihii I ght that t lias I 1 bioii hro lrstd out Ill I lo billONiM I that he cannot only defeat any ot tho liillo His ol his lubb with oie hut that lio cin iiniki It orr inturc iiiig fur luat of Ito I J Jiiuunilur l Mild a director I of tho Cal horn I it Club toda Muti I hy Isrcnll t ono 01 the low tuiMi living who would really eoonor gut than I en I Ho I Is a crink on icraiuliik and It I ninleb no dllToionce to him how bit hU opponent Is I 1 I think lie wouldnt hi ltato to tackle either I Jack MI AulfTo or Jluiiuv Carroll 1 will go 01 Ill iirthurnml iiytuai t If his I rloudn told him 10 ito It he would clvo biilnvun I himself round AMicn hu wns lighting hero oe Voung Mitch oil wuo wa4 ono 01 the tluiokocpoiH made I boiuo remark which Ilsiilonod him when ho retorted iou wait until 1 get done with this fellow then you coino in hero and Ill bolt on to Iko 1111r gave him enough of punish ment In ton rounds to have siirlcltod two ordi nal y lUhturs but Lo paid no more at I tention tu I than u duck would to I mrlng shoncr Ho kept going right at t the hpider and finally hu got In I f nuiicli that noarly bent Isaac louLII That I tool all tho Monni out of the Milder and alter that he vat hu 1 plaything In Billys hands Jloioio ho fights ho gels so anxious to bo lu the rill that ho Is I like a leashed hound for uu hour boforn ho enters tho ring AB Billy can light n I low as 115 pounds ho is likely to male it wry interesting for Cat McCaithy Frank I Vcllugh Johnny Murphy shoull either them caro to tackle him lie will bo nftur them soon mid Bore ono of this trio will havo to taco him or take water la n manner that will bo very detrimental to tholr reputations as Uiiino pugilists rClulnlons loin Corbetts best friends here think that ho acted vory rut lily in daring John L hullhan to light him four rounds and a lumber of los MigcH hnva boon sent hero to tbs olTcct and urging him to come home forthwith and not eniiangor tho laurels ho has won from Kilraln and McCaffroy Ho Is on his westward way and by tho time this Is printed ho will nodoubt bn homo hero There Is but one opinion here ns tn ills kill and courage but 1 hal not loundi na Admirer of pugilism who win mov hIM belief that Join can successfully coon with cither Kullhan Jnitkton or even Joe McAulirtV Unu of the best jinlgo of pugilism koro aavs 1 tblnlc K Cho Inskll hid boon handled differently Joni would not have defeated him nol lK mpcor who did not know his style kent him uuuy t rum Corhott which 1 think wns n mi tnko for 1 ther Witi cor I huiruauo tighter ho It I Cunt jnsUi Had ho been sent tight at Iorbott I think I Jim would have bad iho best of It for six or eight lounds but alter thnt 1 think Ito would havo fallen nil wcnk and then Iuo would hnvo done him This judge further I Bald Join hns glt all tho heart necessary for 1 gooil lighter and nil the fklll but I dont think he bus tho Biaiulnu or bot tom I dOlt think I liiilins hiD lhy illt tn stand hurl punishment honoerl I ceo an athluto who has lilly ono dokit sirongly apparent I IIPlrolt weaken on him Now Iorbott is J u lithe h ni backed and 1 never hnd faith In 1 svnybncktd hahn ull niTlutr 11 Llillni lt1fi rtr 11 liilfd road This judgf 1 must udmli I Is very out ipokcn and pcriinps nniloiMiliiei Co bolts I Btnving powers but llivio Is one thing certain nnd that Is I Jim rmilly wants tn bitttlo either Milllvut liickion 1 or Joo 1 Iii ctll lIlTo in I n lliiNh light on Ijin hut ivo liorah ho s ill havo un opportunl I and for n goodsired purse too I 1 here Is J I strong probability that Jaku hllrnln will 10 hero shortly determined to wivst bark rom him tho laurels ho lost at Now Urlonn Corljotts HOI In stiitiis her heforo ho bidintn n proioslonal wis a vntv good ono ana von I nol lie I unkH a hfiid and Hhouldcrs oer anY 1 i regular pugilist tnit cvergmrud the American ring und otdluary Aniorlcnn llgliturs urndo MO par cent OMT Jiigllsh or Aiihtrnllnn scrap IletW i In intcllltouco and remoitaiUty Join was I bookkeeper in I bank hero nnd his rola thOA nod intimates ruspeetAble Inlmntcs nro vory rHrI llbJelo lile who 10 or asia clntu I Tvlth boxarnoxcopt as patrons Hu Is tho boxing Instructor of Ibo Olvmplu Amateur Athlotla tlub whlrh Is to

tIde city what the New lork or Kchuylkill Navy Athletic clubs are to Now iork and Ihllaitfilplila Ha lights with Chnylnskl I Kilraln and McCoflroy nnd his olforb tn Sulllvnn bavn put him In the front rank ol profoasloimls nnd Iut will have to light on or Buffer lobs of rnnutatlou Ho Is I at once Iho Tom Hprlng nnd the Admlrnldo UDL Crlchton of Ibo American ring and who known but ha may bu l sounder In stamina than oven lila friends believe John C lloonan vvai lino I I drawn nhout tho loins but ho vtalloppod Eng lands l chnmnlon Tom bitters and backed tlown John MorrUsev who hud deentou him 1 when he was out of condition and It mar bo thnt Corbett may provo again that history ro Vests Itself i Hut for tlin net that the inombers of tho Cal t ifornia Athletic Club eel that Hulllvnn has not I treated them proi erlythnie U little doubt that they would this have otTorod n large puree for him and 1oorlackhon to contend for Ac cording to Major MclaugbUus statement hul llvnn agreed with him to Hunt for 1 purse of slftOOO and the clubmen are ol the opinion that I tlkbter ahould respect his word just an other men do Ilowovrr tho desire to seo the r huge dniksklnned Australlitn and the prldo of Uoston pitted uualnst each other In n rlstlo V01 i8 I so groat L that 1 nm Inclined to 1 think Inclld that WulllvanB brooch 01 lalth nina bo over looked and that hid views on Ibo size 01 the purse will bo met and thnt the contest will COllest 1 take place hero before tbo summer IB over Peter Is expected hero In a lew weeks and then tho matter will take definite well ald I lnlo RhIIO A prominent Market Btrnot storekeeper hero has adolnod tho rout of his shop with a gigan tic canvas 40 by 2U Iet f In sire on wlh Illln n I picture of the mon as they will iippettr when thou setto for tho Ilrst time Jackson toners l far above Sullivans bond and hit dark pkln r looks like mahogany compared to the Ivory 1 whiteness of Kulllvan bared body Hiram 11ram I Ook stands In Ibo corner of the ring mentally f holding thu settles of justice monllv around tile ring aro Jack Deinpsuy Ile rlnl 10mPIIY 1utsy Hoann Cart Morse the sport t j Ing Captain of the Australian steamer Almedn Jack ileAulllTe Mike Uonovan Young Mitchell nnd other fistic celebrities YOlnl I pnrtrnlts are cellunt I was the Intention i 01 the artist to have painted Ireslaent I rulJu nmong this colebrlu but that gentleman ob r lectod 1111 1 makes tie group slightly resum 1 I tt Pie lie I plry nf I llnmlut I I with the I part ol the royal Ilannnmltted 11 olile 4 Buddy UallHcliers health Is I not of the best I rbarnoter hind It may ho that his light with p t III fly SloOurihy may have to bo 1 postponed again McCarthy IS the tvplcnl bulldog lighter In appearance I pearance I heard him say lbs other day II doant see wy It makes io mooch toluio for loml fellows In gut Into condition I kin fplgnt every week nud I lolke to He looks as though ho would Ilallua reacluc Club ALBANY April 25The Italian Fencing Club kaa IIMD IncoryoranJ for lbe purpo ol rncouradnc and dtvtloplni th art ot Italian ftuclnn In th fnlltil Itatu ot America Th principal nntc I tn be In Nw r ely amtiktrui eaofthilatiror thKrt yr MIi Our A BaratloBt AhllU Kinrac rrnxto Ahl l L taUI CouoiUoi Tiasrio Bcul ai Ulaa b tiutll i BUY PARLOR FURNITURE SUITES AND ODD CHAIIIS II Till UANUrACTUKKR hav 2S to 8l per cut AN D EltH rrW PUk riuib I4uta f 61 ttiularly 1 soLd at lex U Bui IlUk it bswis tU av a4 Stoailway I j OLD COLD I thrca1rmf TinSun wUl NI nut Iblrol i l mil oidaaver bli u jvwclry unl n11 l bui4lif r it re tn vi wt will nil tlitiu by return mall JkcvrtlSea check for ful I vIji ihrriof ol Hup calf w d llmprmnu our inreiaUy EaiabllihiA wdIUjlual I Ulk J I JOUSfuW CO IM Jtivtrr ltblhO MR MURPHfS MISERY IS OVER JIJM AH AOXXT OH ttrrc nttnDArexvn KIKTAIKTt no AD lLcA nOdQ I tt Ituftred Terribly ul OtMrrA for ftton t I ran and Oar up aft Ueprt of itrr Jfrfaa 4 Cttml and then lie nitfonrrd tiottert McCoy nnd IflMman and llf Bayt 7lfy J tirnn llti Mltrrv info Itnpplnrti Mr HJ Knrfhy I he nl h aunt cf thi TbIrl ATnn Rl vat4 Itallroad en th downtrain nation it FUty ninth ttrttL II U t on duty from Jr o clock 100 ik Tdnlnj unIITIn the mornlnr r r nfitcn ytart tia In mlxry ttis reiolt of aa awful IIIe of catartiC I In rtory hi told 1 r l ortr li I Mil deicrlbtil in ht lh Uniu i AUnt Mnrphy his bn In tli tmpler 01 th rl Istd l railroad for the pail aY y a anil Urn t u 1 rpolo tnl Kl hty second UII ThUli what ha nil I totti M r J HUIIPIIV 33H BART Mil STREET For nnrn ycarat aoffrdlia with catarrh thai I touUnt tlttji I couldnt 1 rent at all and I eonldnl at I wai In mil moit ct the tIns tly I noi via full of polpu tumor rat lu 1m yuan I oouldnt brtnth through my non I had to breath Ihronth my raoatli I allocatber and ray mouth and throat wsrs alwayi drY an1 rarched I n vtr had anr annelll andj fill doll and tlrJ I tl dud I had no ani6llicn II wonM tOnp oTtr I would set diagy and almost fall OTr Wy hearin8b cani affected luudtn tooth I from Ihn time I went to bed until 1 cot on agaIn g3h I dldnl Wet any rest 1 word me half to daub IJ It worried my wtf at much u I did mi I Ib IbiD and pal I and go gettiof von nJ1 I iv years aco I went to a rood doctor In Hill city 1 nJ1Ile he an load me hi told me nothing could be done Ile me ana I gui up ell hop ot ant babE cured 1 had htadacha all the time acroti my g dgd u I nil I o InconetantmUery A few month ao I went to DM McCov and Wild man I had tried patent tnellelnei that were inaran teed to cur ratarrb but thardld me no rood ura Ilten tip all hopes nD ago of being cure bat tinder urh treatment ot Or McCoy and Wiidmin I commenocd 1 gut belter In a week or tn days Tharv don me an awtnl rile of good When I went lo them a few month too weighed I 111 ponniti now I weIgh 155 pounds It seems aim nit impossible for a man ufferlnr at I wa to get inch Improvement aa I rot I Drer did behave that I wool be able to breath through my noettlli ualn but Dm McCoy and Mud Or fw man removed all the polypui tumor without airing me pan and now my not le as free aa I ever wae I rant may too much for Ore McCoy and Wllrtmaa I em eat a food squire meal BOW and I can alp eplendidlr t I don hi Y any more headach and 1 dont conch HIT morn Nobody can Understand ICb re hut I rot from them I wouldnt co throneh araln what I inffmd for all the money I aver saw Im I all rich now I feel lb a new man Ai I 5111 l twfnra 1 cant 10 pay too ranch for what Dm McCoy and Wl mao tiara don for me My mlierr U all over and Im chtirfaL Iiappy and healthy now 7I1 DOCTORS McCOY and WilDMAN Offices C i EAST 42D ST NEW YORK CITY Near Grand Central Depot CTY 8 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY CT Pomeitlo Sewlac Machine Bnlldlnc 187 MONTAGUE ST BROOKLYN Oppotile Academy of 10 Wher all curable dlteuei a tall with neoua Ppeclaltlei Catarrh all throat ant chMldlwu eiIL nerroui diseases chronic dlitai I If TOO line at a ditune 1 writ for a symptom bttak Address all 1 mall to s Eaai 4Ud tt 1mpll bl Ufflc houra to I AT U 3 to 4 P It TtotrH dar 8ufldayIOt4 11 I Ad 21 P a lP S Violet Registered und orS rS 1eowdr r tt Jowdr Send 2C Stamp for Sample to LADD COFFIN ProprIetor ud MjnnfaclDren of LDHDBOROS PEBFDMEBT 24 Barclay Street New York 1 Alt KfPBttT ACCOVHTAKT II I Hie Batiii to na Out Tains sad Har Natklao I J am an fkcoountnnt my duty Is to mind my own business When the bookkeeper tells the junior partner that 1331 cannot b placed I without forcing a balance the firm sends for me and I find whore tho money has gone 1 I am told particularly that I am to discover tho whereabouts of that sum of 3311 do not con cern myself about other sums I I am told to make a general examination I report every thing I find to one member of the firm and to no other person My pay Iu2an hour and I I work slowly ni I rulo Homo accountants hurry and miss Important facia others charge n loniprrlco but 10nd I deliberation care and nrco keeping silence the best methods Homotlmos I examine corporations Then I usually havo to report to a lawyer I give him all the facts and ho does what hu chooses with hem tinea I examined I bnnk which a cashier had robbed A customer had drawn out J200lli just before the failure although ho had not a cent to his credit Tho cashier was sent lo 111 Icon for stealings his own the customer was nover mentioned in the proceedings The lawyer wanted to protect him and I kept silent 11m I not n reformer nor a detectives I v laq there sImply to toll ovorvthing I foutnl to thn lawyer nnd to nobody elfo When 1 had told I him i I ho roe liOn shIll litY UaS on his shioullers 111111 1olltlcrl lno tlentloiis are the least plons ant 1vnry man In onice wants something concealed yet no one Is willing to tnko the ro hiioiMlullltv lr thn Investigation Is i conducted I llolIII I usunllv stipulate Hint 1 shall by I I committee 118unlv RtPlllto Ihlil hnl I bo amennblo and report to tho Chalrmiiti only I toll him what I llnd Iti tho books and ho mnkOH public lIst of what he nooses I avoid I niWMinW men at all times Ilyndoptlng these methods I luno plenty of business My lu I i IIOlhodl conio line nnver lallon I below I ti0 and has iiovoi btonnbop f irtDln ten year of work w I nn ItOI I probably make ns mtioli ns any own iliRti business Iii the nrofoislon I do it by minding my I I ozIzi 4u1z JU HIf Or Ilir 1 fiilnl OviTKluht In Uuktnc IP tho 1iaixsitee l i 01 Hlr Mulllcnlawny from OP c Mrij rWuv Tlu misqtiirarlo 111 I I wns nt Its liflRht I hl 1h mil cracrIul youni man who had arrayed MiiMif I I 1 boiiiiiwhut hastily I I Inn I Iitit rich Knlck irloekor mnak n Nnpoleon UinnnsrU coat Ilk I lcnnpsrlo con nud n pair if lit Anthony Absolute knee hiuuiheH I led tho willowy mnldou In the pale inviii domino and So 2 slippers with whom he had oomlno ilnncng nearly oil the evening to a cat in a bar uiiiduvv I el I velyhcpliorloss ho said In I tender I but iiiutllod okti I have pOlint rat oil your dig I Ill 11 I i 0 You aro thn I popular and boautllul nitrest SM Clooj atra Kiddonsllaohol oudo b me honor Mr Mulligatawny she ropllod moeklnglK Bow have you bon on nblod to penetrate my dlsRiilse may I ask t I You cant devolve me rejoined the young mali OIIIIt ugh ull I the little tricks of arti lIce I of Iclcnod voIce and simulated ilmpllclty Mmulatod simplicity Is good Interposed the lovely shr phrdesrt In the pale domino pen plvelv I Ill 1 niakn n niemoiondum of It Ie Through nil these ho continued Impres sively I recocnlro tho unquenchable nlstrl oulc genius whli h nothing can lilac lust to slui murmured I am the beau tiful and popular actress Miss Cleopatra Mddonllachol nm I Or was It the popular and nutlul nctrcBT And who are you f boiiiu I Ahnlronslnveri honnswored I dread to tell you The favor you have gra I i cloimli showl me thN u evening 1 the uL acquaint Knee So nappll OBKUU vmvu it nuiuu ICU I my heart nlll torfclt now might como to a sud den end UNrnt fancy you have made 1 favorable Im pre slon on the lovely shophordojB the popular und beautiful Vc do you Hlr Olla Iodrldnr Ilt Viiy And you think I unto not penetrated your I disguise I suppose Col Omnibus t I LI I nm euro you do not know me ho said 1 with chuckle You have novor mot me nl I though I nm I humble momborot your own 1 profusion You are an actor are you V I I nm lovely IOU nro not sir Hoy1 I I say you nro not nn actor sir You are not I even nn nmiiteur I can penetrate your dis guise to that extent sir You dont belong to the profession nt nil sir May IUlk 1 lion you know fair maiden Your 1101 nails are clean sir maleo A deep groan burst from the lips of theyonns man and ho rose and walked away Foiled again ho hissed How Hn Hintled In be Vcntrlloqulit Unit flee Harry Kennedy tim ventriloquist played his first practical joke as nn Imitator at sea In 1872 At that time Mr Kennedy wns an able seaman on 1 vessel called Iho AI lhea which curried railroad iron from llarrowinIuruess In England to Montreal Tho Iron was plod crosswise and I was of course ImpoBlblo to niovoit when the vessel wns at fen One mid I I night when the vessel vrasln midocean MrKen I I 1 nedy Imitated human groans and cries of pain I Tho ciewc mo i on dock and the cries so worked 10L orket I on their sjmpathlfs that It wa proposed to try and shift tin cargo Ior fifteen nights just I at the mmo time Kennedy rupoatod the cries I and tented so much alarm that ho wn afraid to explain tIle joke It was suggested that tim I I crio might como from 1 stowaway who was Bluwlv starving to death and when tho vessel I I arrive1 nt Montreal I great crowd gathered around when the vessel was unlondlug to soo I tho holy 01 tim suppose 1 unfortunate Whon I the joke cnmo out Kennedy was otcod to fly i i from tho shin for fear 01 i ersonal Injury The i story came to the oars of lro IMle d Jai no I I I trlloiiulst tbo Illusionist who hired Kennedy as a no I I rho Turtle Hhell III Cuttle I I from iht filoV VmocraL HruMrvniiM Aln April IllOne of tho I most amusing lights that aver occurred In this I neck ol 1 woo li and which was wituosOd by twu hunters took place on the arrlor Iivor I few da4 ago between I blaokenako and a I mud turtle What tim ISIS bellum was Is I not Known but thu sunk had wound Itself around iho turtle and was living to make Borne Impression on Its back with Its fangs I The turllo took thing goodnaturedly seem I Ingly ninl ovary onro lu I whllo would poke I nut bib bond to soc if the snake was looking I 1 tIll sunkns head wan too close the turtle would draw himself back Into the shell and If the head far enough the turtle honL was lOllh away lurlo would pclro his antagonist and when the rnmke mad with pain tried to revonze himself the turtle would KO hack lu his shell This strange war faio was kept up for several hours when the turtle Micceoiled in getting his antagonist by Ibo throat and reaily severed the bend from ttici body Then with the snake still wrnpnnd nriiund It tho turtle ranched the water and the I dead snake tlonted off on tho surface The I turllo had been lctoilous html Work by a Chlentco Crook mm IKe TAIcnoo JVilnn GATrsnTRn I April 21 Saturday Emery I Wndn of C hlcaco drew 22f0 from n I bank them for tho purpBu ol cngnglng In the jovrulry business in this city He was shad owed by 1 crook on tho streets of Chicago on the train and to the home of his fatherIn law Mr O nnt 1 Arnold of this city He rucoz nled this man on the streets here Hunday and lolntod him out as I person who had per sistently dodged his stops Mi r vYiuie last night tucked the pocketbook I containing one i 10011 two foOO ami I two fbi bills between the iiullt and mattress under his head This morning the money and his gold watch Wile I gone Not I door had been opened and It IB I thought that th thief must hnn gained en trance during the afternoon concealed itutelf under the bod and dropped from I RO ond story window niter tIlt thclt Mr Wadu IB I conildunt that the Chicago man IB tho burglar Unlucky No 849 mm lAf Uvfalu Courier WAIIHAW NY April 20 Iiimos Blnckmcr wa killed by switch engine No 342 atC15 I M April H near Oonittjlos crossing He was night foreman at the liradley Wall Works and was nalklng down the track toward the works Tho whlntlo was blown nnd loll I rung whlsl rUII lly the lima tIm engineer nw that his signals wore unloadod It was too Into to atoll The Wall was cut In piece Tbo fragments were placed on n door emil taken to the wartaw sin tion IIr llluoknier was about Ml tears 01 ace und loaves n vvlinund several children Ho wits the fallivr of William HlHCkmor ol llmlrn WI or merly In the employ of Morris Co of nrsnw Iugjnn 24J It tIm nanio one which killed Henry Nobles nf Terry at Hilver rpilng4 three weeks nto naIl has killed lure men near the War saw station within two earnbut in nouuolth I cubed engineer linn any blame been attached to the Brother Coe Tell a Htory from Iht Kt DrJfurt AlaMard The Lcntfin season now noitrly nt I cJOII has boon characterized by a sraatlhr number ol occutmntsot the lock than Ib usual ut othnr times if f the yuan Thu tmo I I Cot ulotlnr tlon nicer who sat at my elbow ibis morning remarked upon this tact nod said I mOrllnl does some good doesnt ItV I usiontnd and then he Bald This reminds me of n story lily father used to toll At an experience ui etng where be was present 1 malt got un and gave the history ol his conversion saying he had been going on rom bad to worse till ho reached a point whore his eyes were suddenly Opened and he saw the peril In which be was nnd ho turned about and led a new life I he man sat down and a good old brother got up and In all sincerity remarked The devil dot loin J I ul aott good i bloised be ttIJ flametm SHAKING U THE SOLDIERS uhf TitAittrsu OF TITO nlWlllN AC1WSH TUB CONT1NKNT T nnk ArtIllery will eh fla flees nr Nine Team til Ua to the PatlM I Coal nntl Ike flrit Artlllerr In Come from There flareCost aa4 Put or Motlng Undo Sam doesnt believe In allowing his soldiers to stay too long nt I time at ono post lie II n alrinlndod old gentleman and ns tome posts are 1 good deal pleasantor to lira In than others 1 Is only justice that there should be some sort of succession to the Rood posts So every year thorn Is some changing about among tho potts 01 tho land and It icon ornlly fails to the lot of each command to get a change of air every live or six years For nine yearn the Filth Artillery his car rlsoncd the posts In New York Harbor Ilia regiment has boon playing In grunt luck to bo allowed to remain BO long for tbu harbor posts are considered the pick of the land For sev eral years tho men have been looking lor or ders to rack up and BO Into BOIUO tar away corner 01 tho country Those orders Intro I como at last and the Filth Artillery IB I to travel to the 1aclllo const I IB ordered to occupy I the posts around San Francisco Harbor anti at I Fort Can by Washington now occupied by the I First Artlllury Tho First Aitlllcry bastboon ordered to this harbor Tho work ot Bondlnit two regiments across I rt Bient continent to relIeve each othor IB I I big I I undertaking for times 01 Pence In this country His I estImated that It will cost no less than JHUUOU or each tOKlment Wools of work have already been spent upon preparations for tho cliuueo and tho actual I olianKlni will inks inoro thau two weeks Ulio main body of each rout mont will leave Its barracks for Its new homo on May 8 Hut consldcriibla bodies of both comuiandH will not start until May 1C so that I vtlll add iinotlicr week to the confusion Than M early UH May 2 two companion 01 the Ilov onth Infantry vtlll conic In from Madison Bar I racks Sackotts Harjior Lake Ontario to bo I handy during the transfer The Infantry will brlnu its tents alone and eo Into camp oa Gov ernors Island 1 has Lon summoned chlolly I Mi guard lor tho military prison and Its forty odd convicts on Governors Island during tho seven or eIght days when without It tho post would be practically uuuarrlsonod V According to programme all ol the Fifth Ar tillery destined for poets In and around Sail Francisco will start West on May 8 under charge of Major Abram C Wlldrick Two companies which will remain until tho ar rival of tho First Artillery In order to turn over tho posts to their new occupants will then BO to Fort Canby lu command of Major Tully Me Creo This will happen about May 1C Major McCrea will command Goornorn Island dur lug tho Interval Includlne the Infantry en camped there The first detachment under Major Wlldrlck will consist 01 Uattery A Capt lock commandIng now stationed at Gover nors Island and bound for Alcatraz Island flattery I now at Fort Wadsvvorth and bound for the Presidio Battery C Ciipt Morris com mandlnK now at Governors Island and bound for tho Presidio Light flattery F Copt Brlncklo now at Fort Hamilton and bound for the 1rosidlo Uattery 1 Capt Fes Bendon DOW at Fort Hamilton and bound for Fort Mason Battery I Capt Crubb now at Fort Hamilton and bound for Alcatraz I lond llattory 101 l Cnll Itreworton now at For Schuvlor and bound for tho 1roldlo and llattory M I apt Day now at Fort clmylar and bound for the Irosl dlo The rscotid detachment which will ro mnln a week later aud then co to Fort Canby with Maior MrCroa will consist of Uatterlos B and F Cnpt Yokdos with Mattery E will re main In charge of thu roclmontal headquarters at Fort Hamilton and will look after tho horses and guns of the Unlit battery which will be come tho possession of the incoming regiment Cnpt hobart with Buttery L will remain on the island with tho two Infantry companies I will be seen that two batteries have not been mentioned at all Ono of these Light Battery 1 IB nt present at Salt Lako City and has been ordered to join the other detach ments at tho 1roBldio The other Into O Is At Fortress Monroo and will stay thoro This hue beet practically accomplished tho division orders hat o been Issued nnd now the work of actual packing has commenced All around this haibor thoro Is now the greatest sort 01 scurrying for packing boxes and an ntmospheio unmet and expectancy pervades each post Post mmrtormntters are f iju tlluc around with lone Inventories In their hands laying out Ibo slut to bo taken nnd In dicating what Is to bo loft behind unicorn are tiliCy packing up family furniture and sating goodby to their filonUt The lot of unfortu nate privates who havo I few dollars I mouth nnd wives and families In town on the My nro trying to Kuttriinsfoirtd 1 to tim fucuiiiltif regi I ment and fulling that urn wondering how I tly can raise lie cnoh to IOU their 1 tuns across I tontlnnur I ho barracks of most of thn posts are flllml with boo and thin Bounds ol hammering and sawing nnt music in olT I duty hour I The army roculatlrns allow fleld officers olcrs transportation for tIO pounds iiaggairo I Captains 2WO pounds First Lieutenants Iollonunt 1701 poiindfc nnd Second Lieutenants lfitii pounds Hilt I iHiretieroui I miouuti weie the e otllcers single tnon with only their bachelor furnishings to mon ab nit Hut lf many are I marrIott and hare families ani 1 great deal of household furniture ItN I I not uncommon for I nn officer of hIgh lank to havo u car load or moro 01 hou bolt Mun to carryover Ills allow ance Ho has to pay for all this himself and when the carriage Is over 1001 niiloi tho cost I Bomothlng to Ink I man on n military offi cers Income turn pnlu JObldo that the officer must pay the fines of every member olcor family beside himself so It Is not surprising I that the oillcors of the Fifth Ai Hilary lire Ink lag somo efforts to bo Irlnfel red to the Incom lug teclment moral echunios lmo been i made the most notable that of tho Lleutenatit Colonel of the two regiments Lleutlol Loilor of the 1llih Arlllloi y at tort adswurtn I will remain whore ho Is and bvcomo the LIeu tnnantColonel ot tbo I list Artillery wlicn It arrlei LieutCol tlraham of tho First Ar tillery will ii iiialn In Man Frunolbco ii mitt tnko Ioulol 1 Lodors place In tho Filth whon that CPIS thom Jol AloUd 1 llpor will not KO vi ot at all with the Ilfth Artillery Ho IK 10 cnndldato tor honorable lotlrement Col Luornls 1 Lancdm of tlc First Artillery will collie Hamilton Last ann make his hoadauarters lit Fort I liero has boon no end of applications from the rank and Illc of the roclmcnt to bu trans for od to tile lust so Hint they will not ho com pelled logo Wost Tho reason given by most of tho moo Is that they have got families In town and that it will be practically Impossible wi tlrctcliy Inlossllo for them to move thorn 3 hIl1i miles This Is an emergency whIch the olllcor In ohurgo 01 tho arrangements dislike ory much to moot They know what It U I themselves to have to move I home so far and yet btrictly speaking the rank and lllo liavo no right to han when and families tnrlloIILlho doornment cannot pro vluo ion thebo emerKoucloH 01 course thoi I o Is no law or oven rule ugalnst soldlois In tho ro uulni son Ice marrying 1 they choose to take this risk tbs urn nt liberty 10 do so Hut tho practice Is dlsijotiriiBod In tho llrstplacono married tniii aro taken Iruo the sorvUe and ouryhody U ally Inlormcd that tho lovorniiiant doosut want man led mon A soldier should havo no ties but his 10 Ils cotinti ys service rind no dricuiion Ills going am whoro nt tho briefest notice that his coma try wants At the canto time a groat many sol dIe In marry They generally do it on tho nit and the pout officers novor suspoet the fact until ordels COmo 111011 away oil iOiiltitV herO I I I lion nl core oiiaof mon whom overjbody thought were single confess lhat hitoyv got families town Ho fat ns pOHniblo the mal nod i I mel of tho 1lltu Artlllory have boon paired oil I wiilnst married mon ol the Flret Artillery i Ol lreL Artlorr htlll there ate a grout many married men who I i have logo in j borne of thin forts those men 01 arc clubbing together with the idea hiring i aa Immigrant car to title out theIr amllles all together borne of the oDleorn lire lntero tlni tUenibolved in tholr personal cuimcHles in theso iinlortunato married mon and trjlnu to get special rains for them from tIm railroad com pinlos Th Sldliir is allowed to take only ISO pounds of baggage beside what he carrion i I ho regiment will probably go In n special wi 10 I train which wIll Include a sleeping car for the uillcurs nnd their lumlllos n I provision cur for I the mn rations and enough I baggage oars to hold this strictly regulation baggage 01 the regiment All elo must go over hoparately Eory buttery will take with It its lull kit of goods consisting 101 table wnro and tied I clothing for oaeh iinin and a rulMclont assort ment of pots kettles and other kitchen furni ture to keep the battery going after It settles doan nn the 1nclllc coast hmon lava rations will bo taken along 1hory hundred rations for opo day conelsti by regulation 01 UJH pounds of soft broad or inn pounds of hart bread 75 pounds of Tanned fresh or corned beef 33 ntiftiiound ciinn of biiknd cort pound of roastuil roileu and 1H pounds at I migar For tho 4ixi men thoieforo nil Ions for II eaten day will consist ofDlOH f pounds of soft 1 I broad or JKINJ pounds of hard tread 2 100 pounds of canned fresh or ronifcd beef UM I pounds of bilked hoans an tOtlt I pounds of i I sugar Coffee wont h taken along but will bo provided ready made at the stations I The now artillery regiment whINi will oc I cupy Urn pods about Sow York Is lit to b a craok rovlmont It wan station U hem for while your ago Col Iliwruf till Filth Ar tillery was promoted from It mveral rears ago all lent Hast and Major Tully UiCroa the tnt popular and widely known mtlmental OH0 er In l thee parts WM tran J rrrd tiotnIts nolu htn thiM years 10 it will D I t Pled ofhere In this way i Col Lanedon will be at Fort lUmllton tl LicutCoL Jodar will tar B Fort ViuHwortb rdibor Ha kln now at Alcatraz Island will take Mnlor fral place In command Governor lslamt l Major Kgan now at Fort Canbr will be stationed at fort Hamilton I flattery A now At Alcatraz Island amiion Andras Lieut UMIor mind lftraub Clrt KO to Fort Hamilton flattery II now at For Canby rapt Merrill Llouu Van Cnnly Row Ot ahl hayden will go to Oovoror hllh JlrdonLwllo Ilatterr O now M the rresldlo Oftpt hubbell LUutlU Jl I 1auaroo will BO to Fort Vjai1a worth Battery 1 J nownt tho Irepldlq Capt Ittisiell tor Vope and Burr will ro to ort Wadsworth ot Alcatraz Island Wnllworh Battery O now lt Aloaln118ahd 1 Lleuts Honaroutt Harmon and Hkerrllt will I RO to Fort llamllton Battery di l low at UlS Iresldlo Capt cotton Limit Andrews Alf I Haan will go to Ooarnor loland Hatters I now at the Presidio rapt Khaw Llsiits Todil tow 1 and Pock will go to Fort Hamilton I Light Ilattery r now nt tho 1Hldlo Tntit Dlllonlmrk Lleutn Van Ness Maish and low otsWllIo to Fort Hamilton Battery U 1 now I at Tot t Mason Capt MaoMurray lletit WI I son will go to tort Wadsworth jlftttorr h f I now nt Alra1 Island Cnpt Darling Lieut I IlslTorty will goto tlovornorfl Island Light llattory E of thn rresldlo will go to Rait ntory 10 Lako City and flattery which Is nt Fortress I Monroe will stay there 1KOCTOK KNO1T tfO SFOKAMi Int r illaB Irorntlou From thl Oniier l Thee ShRoud PIerces From Ike Cmirttr Joumiit I Tho oft repented rumors from MompMs I to the effect that Proctor Knot I has broken i down and will never Mart In a 1 raco again prompted I reporter yesterday to mnku careful Inquiries Into tho true condition of the lumous thoroughbred 1 the Inlormatloti obtained I should prou to bo correct tho fkottooted eon of Luke Illaekburn mar yet astonish tho world by his purlormnncns this season I I Mr Ueorgn V Hcogean of Hoogcan Ilro i I eorlt who own Proctor Knott Is now In Memphis with his stable of racers hit 10W brother Mr Hlrnm J Scoggan was seen yesterday alter i noon and asked for a candid statement as to i the geldings condition I 1 have lust received I letter from my brother said I Mr Ncoggan and ho Bays that Proctor Knntt Is In splendid condition and I nnt never looked bettor or moro promising In his I life I can go further ant say that no horse was ever hi better condition than Inott is to I day and ho Is still the greatest race horso In tho COUnt y notwithstanding all reports to tbo i contrary AM those reports about his legs Al Ilose being out of fix are all bosh They are as tound as any horses IOLS and Ibo statement puldlshud that the middle tendon of his loft fore leg Is I bowed Is not true Proctor Knott I was I little lame last all and winter from a soro leg caused by striking It with ono of his feet while running nut but It not amount to I much Vo nursed him carefully and It was I soon honied porloctly and now you cant BOO n Bign of It lorlocL7 nnl I anybody believes that Knott will never I Inrbolv bIOlCI face the starter again he will ibid out differ ently before the season Is over Early In the I spring we concluded Hut tt start him before I tuo Louisville race anti probably not bufoto the meeting at Latonla and 1 might Mate fur ther that ho may not start hoforo the nubur ban I will all depend on many olroumstauces that will figure In the matter W e never had I any Intention ol starting Knott at Siish 1 Mile and ho was entered In certain events there simply as a favor to tno I management of Vest bide Park The public may rest confident that ho will start In tho Su burban unless some accident befalls him In the II meantime He Is not doing any strong work now because there Is no necessity for It Ihe Louisville races are now nearly a month oft and what Is the use of working tho horse this far ahead of the time ho will probably start yo propose to take the best possible care of Knott nnd whenever lie starts lu a race ho Is I very likely to ho In good form Tho toport has also gi no abroad that Spo I kane who lowered tho Derby record last year from U3 JS toiiS4K Is on tho verge of break lag down and will never start again Hnokano has wintered at Chuichill Downs and thus In formation was a great surprise not only to his I owner and trainer but also to many people who have Been the great son of Elder All over week and can boar testimony to his splendid condition I WAS stated In these columns sev eral lees ago that Spokane was never In bet tor condition In his life not oven when he rsn tho Derby last year and there has since been no cause to change that opinion Mr Noah Armstrong ripokunes owner said to a COr rJC lat reporter last evening I can SOl no ground whatever for such n state ment and 1 watch him pretty close Spokane Is a rugged hardy horse and was never nick I day In his life and ho was never heartier than ho Is taBlay I I expect to start him In a race here If tno weights suit me and I can see no reason why ho should break down lie Is In much better condition now than ho was just prior to Derby day last year and ho ran pretty well that day didnt be Tho report must bOo reference to his log which Is still slightly bowed from an accident I In Chicago lu the spring rare when ho was a twoyearold lint I gave him rest and his Kove leg healed up all right Anyhow all hM races have ben made since the Injury and the leg mlto bos shown no signs of weakening It was on account of that Injury that 1 put I rubber bandage ou his log when ha ran last year I will still use a bandugo this year at u precau tion and will substitute I Bilk andace t In the I place of the rubber as It Is I much bolter I I has always been a wonder to mo that I Spokane was not completely ruined In that ilrst I race of his life at Lhleago In time spring of liss Hamilton rode the colt and ho butch I ered him up terribly I expected I good deal from Mpokanoln that raco as ho had worked throoiourthi of mile tow days liefoio lu I mlo 1 efOo II 1 1 IK which was the fastest speeding on tho track where nearly a thousand horses worked every day I selected Hamilton on account of his reputation as a joekoy I told him that Spokane was somewhat of a sluggard and was slow to start and I did not want him butchered Spokane was slow In cot ting off just as I said and Hamilton iccard less of mr directions socked the sputa into his sides Iho colt had IIPVOI tw the touch of a spur before and it L frightened him nearly to death Ho draw himself up into a knot and stayed that way during the wholo race run ning on his too Ho did not try to win n race but to got nway from the spurs which Hamilton i knot plunging Into his sides at every stride This was the time his leg was hurt and Its a wonder ho was not ruined 31111 JW1AT Or A HH4KKU HKTTLKIUEM Kplnnlne ITbeelri and Htrnlehltmefc Chats Jlrlns Ula 1rlerH Under tlin Hummer rom thf CleitlanA adT I With tho 011I1111 fir ipiliiffii brief quIck ening 01 life has been manifested In the affairs I of the hhaker settlement just southeast of I loveland Like the dying mnn 1Iho retires as the morning heralds his longnccustotned hour of awaking so the moribund nativities of I the North Union Hoclcty siowed eo nlllh I nil of I i returning life us the season which had once tent lOn strong men Into the fields at daybreak again touched their loitlle acres III umerald and Bhownred their fiuit trees in white Ko extonslui and so varied had boon the products of more than half a century of thrift and Industry that tho two auctIons of last November followed by sales from lime to time during the winter had btlll lot many valuable and curious articles yet unsold Mr D tl I Htofer who ban been ap pointed agent and manager of the society In closing out tho poronnl property of the Shak ers advertised Ins Third and Last Call for jebtorday Urnndfathers clocks and spinning wheels figured conspicuously on the advertis ing circular and were tIle catch words rolled upon to attract a lirg audience Philip An thony was announced the auctioneer and all that was needed for a successful sale was fine weather vt cattier Dispenser flroelr proved to bo In an accommodating mood and font a pleasant day along Tho curiosity buyers came early nnd stayed late They were largely woman ac companied by such gentlemen as could bo pressed Into ncrvlio for escort duty Tho way the bidding ran nearly unsettled the level head of tim practical auctioneer Vi hon ho put tin some good now artlolo with the store paint upon It almost untouched It went lor n song I but tho superannuated ontliiup and useless brought fabulous pi Ices Tho 1 stiffer lie hacks to time choirs the moro eager tho bid dine nnd the harder the beds the quicker they found purchaser Many of the spin ning wheels and Krandfnther clocks had been sold by private sale and such as were left wore told early lu tint day They wore loft on tho grounds all day and If tile Iii iutiate buyer aoulii hare ieen the envy In tbo fnren of tim Inter comers they could have Bald with 1 the patriarch Nowleltoet thou thy servant i depart In poocn Thn management could but regr t that they had not ordered a sore of hund ed yearold pinning whoels mniiii sIX piessly for the occasion Their etpcrionio will none UH a unrulng to others Tim wiiwOns were n drug In the market A good abluboUIn 1 spinning wheel OPPO laity If li had KOIIIO meal flax wound ntound the distaff could fall nut I mora s umd American dollars than a milk wagon nearly lien iilift minint oldfashion ed llowar routs wore in great demand and not a few red peonies four oclucks hollyhaci and tulips will bloom In unfamiliar places this year The Cleveland Shaker settlement had 100 at Its highest membership In Ihlfi and when thny retired from their lands last lull thorn Wire twenty of las tluntiur family and eight of thin Mill family The Center family all went to the Dayton community and this Mill famIly tu Union village astir Cincinnati The only ro mnlnlng representative Is rlder W W An rirens who will soon join his brathern at Union village Their llOti acres of hind just ouNldo the city In Warronsullo township N valued at SOOiiuu It hiu bean pluttvd and surveyed but farming land Is loused tu dltter ont husbandmen The proceeds all go Into the general treasury tbe Blinkers of NAW Damp chile MasKBrbunptt and New York sharing In the enhanced value of the Ohio property I422U61JRM tnroitn tumcctnea Plow tTllllHiM OHHen lZaaces to Uk Mpeeehe to nil Conclrjiaek The man who lin8 tIm lienrtfolt admiration I mind love of every man woman and child In I Ireland today IB William OBrien Ills butt In plnstsr If i In every cabin and his picture or nix Diontn every wall Ho has spent two out of the cast throe years In prison for making what are called Incendiary speeches and his confine ment has rondo serious Inroad on his once vigorous health OBtlen ubiquitous During the season when Parliament Is not In session I ha Is apt to appeal unexpectedly In almost any part of Ireland notwithstanding the sur veillance of the police Ksprclnlly la bo liable to nrpotr In those dl trlcts where ovlo tloni are In progress o tire About to take place On those occasions ho IB In the habit of making speeches Those addressee I timer taktu place lu H public hall but are al I ways made In n locality unknown to tha police i Tha way In which ho gets his audi I ences on mesa occasions is unnuo me fact that ho wishes to make an address IB made known to somo of lie prom inent men lu tho National League and by secret moans the peasantry are notified of the place of meeting Barefooted messongora often run fifty miles In the course of n day carrying the news Often the courier IB seated on a horse which jumps the hodges and dltch s where It Is linposlblo for n jaunting oar to follow with tho police The meetings usually take place In tho evening or on Hunday after noon In n Held on time outskirts of a Ullage It I Is not unusual for 100011 men to gather nt the I place ol meetIng They clIme In little knots of two or three by unfiwiunnto 1 paths and ro sorting to all kinds of subterfuge to avoid the police fur thee guardians of tile poaco lire about to repress thoo demonstration When time speech is mal nt night thoro Is I n rough platform just largo enough to contain the speaker and lit by n single homely torch I The nudlenco gathers around In a dense I mass packed together like clothes pins I In n bov OBrien climbs on tile plat I 1 I form and Is saluted by a subdued roar of an pliiUB which Is quickly bushed when the speaker vats his hand and enjoins Mlenco I upon ill1 iisuuurH if jiriou wears rmcu Albert coat buttoned up to his chin Ho Is seem to bo of slim figure about 5 feet 7 Inches In height and not at all an imposing figure His faco Is tRio with emotion and the light of patriotism glows In his oyus Ho stretches out his slim whlto hand and ovori ear lu tho audi ence Is Intent to catch his words iii bo boglim In the pootlcnl style so dear to the Irish heart Follow citiens Irish putilotitmi Is blah as the round towers deep OH thin holy wolK Ho docs not get any further than tIlls for many minutes lor the pentun entluHnsm of the people cannot In l restrained anti a mighty roar of assent to tho lofty sentiment goes up When silence Is I restored ho rostimot and thou a torrent ol eloquence pours from his lips that the nit crowd forget theIr oppression for the tulle being and booomo almost delirious with joy The very fire of his tittcranco weakens the Breaker and lu the middle of his speech bo IB forced to sit down covered with perspiration and panting for breath Scarcely has OBrien resumed his nddiess filled with flowery meta phor when some one on the outskirts of the crowd exclaims Tho bobbles are coming Two minutes later the field la deserted Many of the audlonco have boon caught and some hno boon taken to prison there to servo out sentences of from tlrreo to six months When those meetings take place In the day time a football is always taken along BO that when tho police appear the ball can bo thrown Into tile air aud everybody makes bollovo play the game 1JUZuc GKOItOK Afltt TUK CIRCVB QVEKS An Equestrienne from Neur Philadelphia Make thin Mont of an Opportunity From itt AIMdfljiMtt nrcnnl t What may bo called tho circus colony of Frankford contains many most Interesting people noted for their wonderful skill In their own peculiar direction throughout both Amoi lea and Europe Many if them who hare snout tho best part of their lives in the circus ring have been able to retire upon comfortable competences and the homos wherein they while away tile latter years ol their lives are among the most attractive that Frankforn contains In a handsome brick residence on East Harrison street lives Mrs Josle hems ono of the most famous of circus cnuestrl nnncs In her maiden soars bho was Miss Josie do Mon and she comes of a royal han In her profession ns her maternal grandmother IK no Iota n person than tho famous Mono Tournato whose achievements In the circus ring art known the world over Mrs heirs the othor day with charmIng LMnee and modesty told some of the Interest Inc Incidents of tier recent career In London with Humums cront show It was during that period that she did what probably no other circus performer has oxer done captured for the tlmo being Prlnco George tho second son of the Prlnco ofWales and grandson of the I haughty Uueeu Victoria While fulfilling her engagement as principal equestrIenne with the llurnum show she stood one day near the I entrance to the dressing room and while the crowd was surging along to find coats bofoio the tommoncoment of the performance a I handsomely dressed young gentleman of I i medium size with a closecut boaid and How Inc moustache stepped gallantly up and lift ing ills bat from his head bonud to the little aueen of tlio ring and bald In almost apolo getic tones Could you tell mo whore the reserved Boats art V anTIm Frankforri lady called to an nttooh to show the gentleman to a reserved sent rue overalert attendant thinking that somoun duo presumption had prompted tho visitor was about to show him summarily to n seat when with a wave of her dainty hand little Mrs Holns said Oh ho has done nothing wrong Another bow from the gentleman and an ex tended can with the crown of lngland and illnce tiooigu engraved upon It revealed to Ito asionlfhCl may wuo 11 was inaisioon DO ore JUT begging that she would but point out wholo ho should take a seat An Inspiration seIzed bur she would show him to a seat and would herself sit beside him and be the envy of nil I womankind In thu I multi 10110 for that day Motioning the Prince to a sent dote by where the flood nho tok her soot beside him She lm not dioHud i for her part alit lie etbiuetto of the nccifdon rot ballo that she should bo eillod nwuy while In conorpitlon with one of this royal family The people In the throng bowed low as ttiey jmssed tho royal oouplo a prince of the realm anti tho aunen of the ring Thin conversation drilled to that of iiAtUlty Where Ii I your homo asked the Prince I Iho nt Frnnkford slip answered iritn hi ford lrarakford I mused the Prince Where Is Franklin It Isusuhuibuf Philadelphia and there era several members of this company beside my 1 self who llxo there Then are also a creat many Lngllah tnmlllos living there ann ono section of the town Is called Little Britain Inileod Vii It must bo a very Pretty place bald Ito Prince and ns I expect to tilt merlcnsomutlmel shall do myself the honor to cull on you at your home while lam I In vour country If r ion do mid she wo will giro you a royal wuloomo when you come Ititentimutiiig lion tile Irlnoosald gaily Will you into lUll a ioyil welcomeV julck as thought tIm Amoilcan lass respond ed No Prlnco not a royal but a real demo cratic welcomoi The Connecticut lien All Rroken Vp Xoitwini April 24The Connecticut licit Is losing her ambition First the legislative wise mon u oar or so ago declared nftor two weeks of profound deliberation that sho mustnt scratch any moro In the neighbors garden and they made a law commnndlng her to stay nt homo tile penalty for violating the statute being a flno of 17 and costs to bo Im posed on her owner As there la no money In Lena In this State unless the neighbors sup putt them the Impertinent statute nearly broke time gnlllurcoous heart Now eggs hnvo gone away down la price Kegs nro worth only n penny apiece In all parts of the Htate Probably the prlco has not been BO low before Mnco tho Involution At Plnlnfluld Junction the other day a armor tramped Into market and actually got 11 Cents a dozen for n basket of eggs but ha WM In luck nroNo the shnpknopurwnnot shrewd A rusty rntlvo watched tile licker but sold nothing uutll Its oloso then ho drawled Paid teas much fur them eggs niulrai back In the country u fleet I kin got TOT nil ynrklu should ur fur lii cents u doon In this city eggs are worth 12 cents n doon but the country storekeepers half n dorun miles Away buy them ut wholesale or retail for H anti lu cents Tlio roason for lie de cline In prices Is overproduction for the old Connecticut ben broken In spirit and all run down phyilcnlly hn nt resolution enough to btop lailni Minis rolling out ogmni itt n great tale null HJIIIO people think egg will touch a lower price jot 1arflijlilod meu ronsoiiuenily are killing theli owN If they have not at tnlnnd their fourth or fifth birthday anni Mrsnry and soiling them to city boarding b tees A man In this oily while hewing tins n day or tw ago swallowed Lila false teeth and nits nearly choked tu deitth zrratub tbkt omie f Tfcm srn 4 the i1asiSu7 54 tk Other I at Lasts from Vtt talttnerr Mm Tliorowas received nt the Treasury Pa pnttmontn day or two ego one ot the most I peculiar bank note over seen among the mil lions upon million of currency notes printed by the Government It was n 20 note or a 110 i note just according to which side was up for 1 by some rtninrknblo mistake tha one side was printed with the Uures and devices ol n 120 bill whIle the other had nil the figure and device I vice of a ton I The note was returned to the Treasury by I the cashier of the Hrst WAshliiKton National Bank Jersey City ttho sent It with n rather i sarcastic note intimating that his lank was i not going Into the freak business and added i that as tIme Treasury had counted that bill for I I IU ho would tiouhlo them to scud him nn I ordinary IM note Tho nilalr treated n sensa I tion for no ono had exor soon such wonderiul note before Iho I mnltor was referred to the Department of iSsue from which the lOIS had bean sent out to tho Jersey City bank The mistake was promptly corrected and nn imme diate Investigation was bouun A consultation was held with Gen Morodlth the chlonof the Bureau of llngrnvliiLnnd Print I Ing lie ti as itt llrnt thundurstruck but his nmaroincnt Boon gnvn way to lnteru i alarm nt I time nulpabln evidence of somo glaring over sight somowhero Tho bureau Is c nsldarod a i marvel of perfect Mirvulllanco nnd oontlutin chock mid counter chock on every little detail This mistake hinting occurred In one note it 1 must hnvo occurred In inoie All bank notes lire printed In blocks of lour on one sheet and I tSO sheets In ono bundle so that there are i I always u thousand notes worki olf nt ono 1 I printing The thought occurred to him that possibly the banks might b Hooded with thoso hybrids which would mein disgrace and ridi cule on his admlnlitrnllon A particularly Aggravating feature was the fact that Mr ilruxos Ion Meiudlths Imme diate predecessor had been In tueTrcnsur when the mistake was reported nnd hiu learned all about It Iho Investigation was proecu tod with vigor and yesterday Oen Meredith found thu causa of the trouble it 1 seam that the four notes printed on a shoot are not allof onedenomination There are al stays three of ono kind and tile fourth of an other thus In this case three tens and a twenty It wns an oay task to leant lust when this bundle hud been printed and t r which plat printers They were examined ant It was developed that ono sheet of four notes I after haxltiB beep printed on one Bide had fnlliiu off the bundle to the flour The assistant who picked It up by some unfortunate over night turned the sheet upuido down when Bho placed It on the bundle Iho rest IB easily understood This sheet was printed on tho second side with n 20face on the reverse of a 1U and one of the three 10 faces on the reverse of the one 20 of the stool Hence there wore two 10ills In the lot Thus the mistake was corrected Hut no good otphinattou was oflorod or can be oiTored why these two bills passing through a scoro of hands each ono of whom supposed to oxam Ine every bill most carefully should not have been discovered Every person In the bureau who handles n note Is held responsible In the strictest way mind It i is almost Incredible tha none of Iheso people should have discovered the mlstnlco In tno Department of Issue aro I not less than six counters whose business it I baa boon for years to count the notes before Issuing them to the banks They are consid ered the most expert counters In the world and yet ail six of thoso wonderful experts al lowed such n bill to pass through their hands No trace has yet been found of tho second hy brid so that It must be wandering around the country The Treasury Department U anx iously waiting to hour from it The two notes will bo kept In the Treasurer oloe ne rare curiosities Til O COllSlt CENTS now They Found Xach Other and Horsed la a Queer Capacity After Many Years F0us Citii1er Wexroro minted the same day In 1833 Ono of us bought a paper almost ns soon as wo left the mint The other wont Into n rich young fellows pocket for luck he said The young follow was on his way to Europe The cent that bought tbo paper bought a cents worth of milk for the newsboy mother Than the grocer paid It out to an expressman with Homo silver It got In with its bettors and was uncomfortable until it pot Into a barroom till After that It led n lowly lllo For years tie owner of the barroom kept It on the table when ho played cards with his customers Ho said It was his lucky penny Ono night Into a middleaged man came In begging Without thinking Its owner for fifteen years tossed It to tho beggar with an oath That was all ho got there Tbo cent went Into his pocket Ho was poor From that time be began to grow rich the cent cot credit for his good luck Though unfortunate itself It had always brought luck to others It never loft Us last owner It saw him Brow from a poor to a rich man and from a middle need to an old raiser The more be got the moro ho wanted Tnera was nothing snort of murder he would not do for money He robbed his best friends mud they novor knew ft lie passed for a good man Ho was the greatest the most magnificent hypocrite that lived This Is what ha used to whisper to his smooth shining and lucky penny Well the other penny stuck to the young fol low on hIs way through Kuropo When ho came back after happy tears ot wandering he had n velvet case made for the lucky cent The first day It loft his pooket for the oao be was killed In a runaway His things want to this one and that and the cent was shot at In a shooting gallery fortnumber of years No bullet ever struck It Everybody knew that and everybody wanted It Ho it wn finally sold for rJ and lost by the gambler who bought It and found by the miser and It went Into the latters pocket and found its twin after fifty five years Two nights ago the miser choked to death on A piece of bard broad They came and placed him In a ooilln They could not close his horrible oyes until they thought ot two copper cents Hoherwoara In our coffin divided bv a nose holding down the lids of a dead mans eyes ALL OlT ACCOUNT Of A DOG HIM Uarikall Close Her Hebool and Arm Ilereeir lor Her Canlnea Protection From lAs mttaaelpMa Sfcora School Teacher Flora Marehalls dog which has so divided the residents of Water ford Camden county by biting Miss Abble nice u popular young woman of tho town several day ago la forward again as a candi date for public attention Four mon with guns followed Miss Marshall in an effort to get a shot at her big shaggy friend rNop which silo was taking across the border of Vt tnslqw town ship to get him out of harm Miss Marshall closed bar school nt Bates Mill yontorduy and came up camden vxhoro she held a consul tation with Lawyer Martin V Bergen No ono has a right to shoot your dog said Mr Bergen Jot a pistol and If they attempt it shoot them Miss Marshall has secured the weapon It is I said anti will defend her doe and herself Since the alleged biting of Miss nice over a week ago the town of Waterford has been rent asunder and the question of tIle life or death of the dog has entered Into every phase of Boclnl and business life there Miss Idea Insisted that na aha was passing Miss Mar shalls house the dog How upon and bit her In the hand She and her friends declare the big brute must die but Miss Marshall defended her pot asserting that ha was tender contlo and brave and that Bhu would us soon part with her own blood ns soo that of her noble Nep shed Htio was euro that ho bad not bitten Miss ltln lnt mnv hntn inmnnn nnnn him It I piny and caused her n great fright Tile trouble wan dlsi ussed In all Its phases and Miss lllcos male friends made every effort to get A snot At tho dog but so far they have been unsuccessful At last Capt H M Jewott Chairman of the Township ommltteo was ap pealed to and after hearing all the facts bo Is 1 sued n decree of death upon the dog hueS Marshall however headed otT any attempt to execute the decree of death by taking the dog out of the township Tim four men who fol lowed her found It ImpoEUlno to shoot as tIm plucky young Bchuolmnrm kept so closo to tho doc that her own body might have received tho charge Intended for the doc rue doling of tho village school on Account ofn dog tins ndded fuel tothe lire among the brutes enemies and there Is no telling whero the controversy xvlll end LiFLf ix arrjiip EOL0I a A BunalBtE ReTletr or Etrtmta by tan y CfaaAboaMiwailp mi tAe aiWji rtxnln n Wr SWAM HOLLOW April 114 would havo written sooner Mr Editor but I have been SIck for Several day on aoooqnt ot not navinff anything to eitto rive to a lot of poorjjoool who moved from Raleigh to Swamp flolloii some time ago borne or the neighbor put their heads together and pon food wa raised for them one benevolent old tear clnno them a vfhole fortycent flour eook fall of cnuftfi telllnc them that they would last them leveral days The United States Oovemment havum heard of their condition sent tbemjuBDlleaT As I was walking down Bam Jono street T S terday I saw something that I never eaw b4 fore I know that there are tome cur1oa things most everywhere bpt tnu got 4Wa with me I have travelled lota In my life b slap to nillsboro all over banfprd end Qolds boro and oven went as far ns Eagle Hook and have seen things but I never pair a man eat his own hair beforo And It is done SUeU a stmplo way that I woul loommen e pl to some 01 your Ilalelgb people It tblpt The mans hair wine van lonir and in nasSer sin eavo expenses he ha4vliq djjjjh hIs head amid simply trlmW4 ore edges If he wonted much QJ Ii taken o use a small nan and so on roks are ci smart nowadays It Is not often lazy people Hollow but there are twi i pere sa they 8 Bnodnnturtd Itllowti D9t1IU botbcns theat excost tho file Doth of them sot into sieii a habit lost summer of brnshipo away the flies and gnatennd their arm not in nah a motion that It was nearly spripc time airafh oejora the found out that tie flies were goo Itu a pity but some people do have a hard time In s worfd I 3koa one the other day why he waa mlllna all the time He said his moher learnedlt IS him when hi o was young onq no hated to ttap itit was such Eard work for him to mile aaaln loon fpliowl Ho almost lost nis bree In trying to tell mo this Those two men are neighbors and tome times they got n smart lit on and work a little They agreed to work together In each other garden They were to commence anr dinner I heard them make tneirjarga n I wan on band to watch them theyworke pretty steadily or about ten minute Thmp I heard one Bay r Hrnlth this Is an alMtrod hot place Ittfl work under that tree Aoygot under the tree Audit belwr tool under thero Jones lay down but Bmltn kept at work ilut would Lroi belIeve it that lazy rascal worked all round that tree and kept no with the tjhado Smlfh got after Jonee irja wamtteii o 110w why h dId not eo to work Jones told hiol iO would as soon as the shade got around to nina LIvlBB Vt to Hide TThlakcrti From tilt Atlanta Cmtttnutm It Is a fact that Bldcvrhlskercd men are seldom Been In young and busy communlUio There Is a aood rea on for It Hide whiskers are extensive They make n man look dlgnU led and lead him to cultivate slow ways ana A If1 careful style of costume In order to keep tip lintclass side whlskirs a man must bave lii sure nod money K ho gets up early and ushes around town lu a bobtailed coat he will look out of place and people will star at him with pained ourloslt Atlanta ni ret has vryf w sidewhiskered men They will come In tints Yvbin wo have more Wealth and leisure there will be a lot of solid old fellows here innnlna their mutton chop on the promenade But wo mutt wait awullo

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rr S I THE SUN SUNDAY APRIL 27 1890 THnTV PAGES tJ I SPORTS OF THE DAY In JIEllJJ ALL DVT TTfO or m t BALL O AUKS Th Nmw York Las Ttmm A44m VI tort 10 I Crdlt Vhtl Our JTIssrcr Club LoSeF0IC About the Player Only two championship gao er played yesterday The wore I TIIK NATIONAL UCAOOK C Nw York 3 I Boston TIIF HAYEKS LUOUC I f f Boiton 141 1 KW York Id The Nsttlotml Lgu TUB nEconn eiiih Won uu itt nui w tttt ret Philadelphia J I 11 Chicago 2 I io Phlalphl3 Heton 4 2 Pti CIsnelandI a 4011 lltiibor 3 I 0101 Ntw 1ork2 4 8 3 cinctobitLS 2 wo BrooUya I a 2V I N NEW YORK N ia 3i BOSTON X Li 1 TI BOsTON April 26Tho Boston and New York N LI clubs tried to troczt ouch other out In the pre tnco of 1621 halffrozen cranks At the Bouth End grounds today and the Now Yorks won It WBI not a Terr lively came and with I ODe or two exception It was uninteresting i That could hardly be expected when tho mer eurr runcod bolow 30 The cold was 10 In tense that tho benntod blood of the cranks was In a semiconcealed state This was a blessing In disguise for It mado the sting of defoat castor to boor There was no kicking today because thor was no chance for any dispute The fielding was harp early In tho crime but toward tho latter part most unexpected errors wore made br the Uciton players The Now York players were 155 I alTected by the cold One reason for their clean fielding was the SeA batting of the home team The bean eaters couldnt put any ginger Into thoir stick worl and thu visitors bad no cbanoo to make error Tim Now Yorks on tho othor band hit the bull Imrd and many of tho Bostons errors were excusable The ono great feature of the am was a triple nlay by tho Bostons In the I fourth inning It was remarkable from tho fact that two of the men were nut out at the plate almost slninltaneoiiKly Bonny opened the Inning with a rodhot liner that almost hit MoholsA head The latter dodged just In time A paused ball Rave Denny the second bag and Etterbrook went to first on balls A wild pitch advanced each a base and the crowd became disgusted But this lasted but n moment Clarke drove the ball at cannonball suited at lane who made a brilliant stop Denny didnt dare run and Lone font the ball like a hot to Tucker In time to retire Clarke As soon ns Denny saw the boll leave Longs hand ho dashed for the plato LsterbrooK wan closo behind him Tuckers return of the ball was accurate and Qnnzol by stopping touched out both Denny and Katerbrook when they were fully three foot from tho plate Denny had tried to slide but ho stuck In the mud anti JisUrbrook was crawling over him In a vain effort to reach the until It was a ludicrous situation and caused a hearty laugh after the e had died away It was croat ball playing on tho part of Lone Tucker and Oanzel though In the eighth In ning there wore pretty double plays which prevented the New Yorks from scoring Ester brook opened with a hit which Lowe tried vainly to stop Clarke bunted safely and on Silnly wild throw Ksterbrook went to third Buckley than hit to Lowe who throw Ester brook out at the plate and Oanzel sent the ball across tho diamond In time to retire Clark at second baso Tho fact that none of the runs was earned chows how scattered wore the hits on both sides Tho score maw Toll KI oinw x u iLltro IB B 1ioAL Tltrnancf3 1 1 0 Lemg i o 0 s 1 1 Ulasacock s 10 I14 0 novan 0 fO 030 1 IlornungTL to 0 1 0 0 Sullivan fO loon Batsuidbl 132 0 Ixjw Bd bO Olio IXnny 2db 0140 0 Tocktr Iitbo 1010 fcttrVk llb0 1901 laurel g I 7 3 y ClarkTh o 3 1 0 Brodlar r f l l 00 lIeltloo 0 7 4 3 Bmlth2d bO 0 941 llusle p o 1 I 9 o Nlcholapi 0 1 1 e i Totals 3103730 3 TOlala1 4341S 5 NwTork 0 10O1 I 00 II Sew n 000000100I Twobaa hlu Clark Titrnan Btolan baaet Olut cork Batsett Brodta Pint baaa on b lli Dy Soul a i by Mchola 3 FIrst baa on arrora New York 3 Lift on baaea New York lot boston H Struck out By Knit I ri br Nlchola I 4 Double plan Buaett and ntetbrook Lowe oanul and Smith Triple play Loaf Tucker and Oanrol failed ball Oanzel Wild rlubea Mcbola 2 lilt by pitched ball Ulaucock ilarnnnr Donovan Lowe Tune l4j Umpire Mo IXrmou The Player Leqe THE BEOOHD Club won Loll ret Ctubl won tauro Poffalo 4 I BOO 1IrrkI I 400 Boiton 4 2 687 BrooklJDI B tOO I Chtcao 8 I 600 IlIIeOUrrhI a tOO MLlla7efpni 3 2 Isuo CieTVland 1 4 200 nORTON P 1 14 NEW yanK P ri 10 BOSTON April 26The Players League grounds was the acme of a carnival of heavy batting today in which Boston won In the very first Inning the Bostons set the ball roll ing and took what seemed to bo a winning lead but the New Yorks proceeded to knock tho sails of the reckoning of tho Beaneatera by administering to Pitcher Kllroy one of the soundest drubbings he over received With two men out in the first inning for New York Connor made a home run and the next six batsmen bit safely yielding even runs This was enough for Kllroy and little Daley was summoned He smiling toed the scratch and pitched a winning game He had plenty of speed and fooled the heavy hit ters in great shape Mike Kelly was with him from the very start and the victory was due as much to those two men as to any others He stopped everything and threw to bases su perbly perDoll covered himself with glory by striking out Roger Connor three times In succession The Boston supported Daley In croat shape playing a perfect fielding game Nash cov ered third base In his oldtime form and Tom Brown did some tall throwing from contra field retiring two men at the plate After the pig lead of tho visitors In the lint Inning the Boston tied the score no less than three times before they got In the streak of terrific batting that won for them tbe game In the sixth and seventh innings Crane was batted In every direction and this with a strong wind against tho batsmen In those two innings the Boston made one single four two baggers and two home runs netting seven runs Meanwhile the New York had been scoring single runs In the third fourth fifth and sixth Innings and these mainly throucu bases on balls Urouthers made a bard drive oxery limo he went to the bat Btovey In the sixth Inning made his third home run in six games the hit being the longest made The Bo tona ran bases In fine form stealing a total of nine Keefe and swing were intending to do the battery work for the New Yorks but on account of the cold they did not play Perhaps it was on account of DUCK absence that theltame put up by the iltors was not up to their usual standard The score oitoMlr 11 I Cmv 101 r L a laro AB I ik liroJi rownof3 I I 1 oOorar f 1 1 000 IUhdoolra I I U OIttjchdub2d bO a 2 I 1 BIOYJrf I 0 II tIConnor 11 b1 2 II 1 0 J4aah 5dbS I 2 OII1toorkLL2 3 3 0 0 biiiid g g j g Itroutbmistul Si 9 0 nlVaughn s 1 5 1 4 9uInnsiUuO 0 I I OiItIatteycfl 2 8 00 frlo L 1 I II I U V hitnv 3 bool I 0 0 1 Kn a 1 01 3 Uilbltr 2 2 3 3 2 KllrJ I 0 I 1 II 3 0 VeIJ 0 a U TIIaii U 2tll ol TotalsIO i3 S 8 Botton 3 1 2 1 n 3 4 0 14 Mtwlork s u 1 i i i o UIO Kerned runsHotton 4s New York e Tb bite 4 Itlchardso Naili Brontuerl Ill llatntld Home run Wft1i Btovey Conner Blolen hues hewn II IIYlo r Kub UL Brootbers I Kelly W D Klchardson llatneld rlrat but on hall By Daly7 1 by Crane 4 First bale on errortUoston 4 htruck cutBy Hatty MJ t br Crane 4 Fauid ball Kelly I Mild pltcnesDaley I Crane i Hit by pitched ballllatOeld TlmeJ LmplretUallDty M4 iiarac The Aaatrleaai Aaaoclsstloo TIll EECOBD Club Wm Lou IYt I nil ITeti jolt PCt Ixlultvlll 4 3 tWITIEl Loull 3 3 10 Columbus C 2 fcfiT Ilrooklyn2 4 usi Athlellc 4 J ttlTIKyracul 3 4 53I Kocitsier4 3 vat Toledo 1 a 107 Tbe Atlantic Aoelntlon Till 11KCOUD riiiin iron Lou Itt I mi Wm laiL F01 Nawark 3 Lot 7V lw bI rtonLnJL 500 Worcester 1 I s l 7 l Baltimore 1 3 1101 glI hl t j lltrtturd a l TSOIVew II Haven I 3 20 Jersey Lily J j ouoViilimuglou u 4 20Ml Uluor League wistrltv trlriv At VllwtuketMlliraukee 7 lies Moines 0 Al Iliiierlienvcr 5 Kaniai hiiF I 3 AIM I ulMt Paul III Minneapolis 3 At OnuuaOmalia I I Hlou thy I laos Todstr 4MIRII4N SIOCUTIOU Iropklyn vs Roihiur al Itldgewooa louuvi e v Toledo AI Louie Iio HLoinn Uvlurauui al uu Lonla blObs OiMKI Pnstort vi Metropolitan Recreation Park ttiiltl y e rork hoot CJlII1 Korduam A iItrnttons Tl ptokil Slim at Recreation ground tl i I Irna4 Assembly if T UIIII AtiocUllon at Recreation Krastiiu I l 11 cum Is tlndiitr Alhletlo Club at I 1I ni onifr vi HrooVyn Pott rnca at Dtiltr Park III e t V udu IU on Ktilfordiroiiudl tis lil I wares al Atlantic fiL V i illllr ai erti nt v aamore at Aliericn Far IIIon vi raiutn it at 1lIn I tark ttl arlsltdt vi Kmplr ai Carlttadt J ss4u tl Wtlromes at Soul Hrooklyn 1f Ureopit AtkltUa tfc UtrBaaa at 1401 lilind j

4 inn tLAxstu cojtnniarT Tky fley Tkeit Tkfrt Guts B Nt Ratal Thtaet au Full Whllo many thoughtful persons consider tb present ban ball situation a very critical one for the National and Players League the officials and players of the latter organization take a very hop ful lew aDd maintain that theirs In tho only ODe In It Manager Duck Ewing d I cnrtleularlr outspoken In his senti ments concerning the wartar between the two major leagues oDd ho claims that there cnn ba no such word ns fall for the 1layara League Why do I think so he Raid In answer to a SUN reporters Inquiry Dccauoo no are In the right nnd haTe at least three fourths of tho people who KO to soe games with us Then look at the players wee cot Certainly the cream of the profession Dont jou think wo are In a better position to solicit the patronage of the publlo than tho National League Is Wo will present a much liner class of ball and thats what the people will par their money for M Do you think with the conlllot of dates that the National und 1larota Leagues can llvo and thrive No I hardly think they can But three and four hundred persons wont par John D Days club I tell YOU frankly the National League is doomed Tho Players League will be the chief organization of Its kind after this roar It wouldnt surprise mo a bit that after the National League Clubs play their first rcrles of game away from homo the magnates would meat in some quiet retreat and there rearrange their Bchedulo Its thoir only salvation for tho present You will admit that the National League clubs havo been playing good ball t I wont admit that either Hitting is tho biggest Part of good bull plnrlni and now pluHSO show mo whore tho Sow iorku or any othor teitm In their League tins lilt tho ball I anyway noar aa hard ao wax nuen In tho four games with tim lhlindelpllla Club Rt Brother hood Park They havent got ibo players to do It if the Now Yorks have such a cracking team why didnt thor do sorao batting against liarrr rights mon t I dont want to bellttlo any honorable man but by way of nn Illustra tion we will take die case ol 1ltchor Iloason Ho wan pie lost Rriiaon and Harry W right I nm told wa on the oiut of releasing him Now he bobtvan and Is counted to be ono of the best Pitchers In the country because the New York made but two or throo hits cit blm I think that Is pretty good evidence thitt tho Polo grounds team Is much weaker than It was last rear I nave tho attondances at Brotherhood Park coma up to expectations 1 I 1 should think thor bud Over 12000 per sons on the opening day and not a good day for base ball at that was a mighty big crowd Of course the nttendnnco has fallen off since than but that was to bo expected btlll I thluk wo have had our share and emery one con nected with the club appears satluilod Mind you this Isonlr tbo month of April Just wait a little while and youll sea who are the favor ites and who plays the best ball It Is I claimed that ibo National League clubs can stand limited attondancen and that they will be well satisfied If their rivals cannot draw oor 15UO persons to game They must have been calculatlngsomo I be lieve John n lay is 1 credited with that state ment I dqnt know bow much loss Mr Day can stand but if ho will put Ills hands in bis pockets every month and oar over thousands of dollars to meet the deficit In salaries and other expenses without murmur ing and which ho biys no will then he pos nesxes more courage than any man In tbe same position that I over heard oL But 1 dont bo hove he will do It He will try everything pos sible to sao himself but it wont do The peo ple are with us If the Plo era League should occupy the lame position to base ball as tho National League always has would It adopt a concllta tory policy toward the players who withdrew from the League and returned to the National League I No Indeed and I think I speak the senti ments of nearly all the persons connected with the Ilayora League If there Is cay one thing more than another that would load to dlHien elona In our ranks It would be the reinstating of any of the arapegoats You are In favor ul a National agreement Certainly but not In the manner tho urea ent agreement is misused Name me an or ganization that ever displayed such autocratlo I power as the National League ban within tbo one few years I say the National League be cause whatever that body says goes Look ai me jjoweii JIUD tor instance It was In good standing in the Atlantic Association last rear and wanted to remain being willing to par Its 350 for protection and had a certain length of time to do It The present Atlantlo Association however wanted to freeze the Lowell Club out and It was done to the Queens taste The Lowell people had no ear in the matter at all Bo it is with player If the National League or American Association wanted a man It would have him No we must have nn agreement upon the brood basis of equality to all John Ward was very reticent yesterday in talking about tho future ot the Ilayers League lie was willing to admit that the prospects looked rosy but be declined to say what the probable course of the League would be in CSBO It was triumphant Let the other side do the talking now was his reply to a HUN reporters Inquiry and our time will come br and tir Ward was asked whether 1500 persons to a game would par n club like the New Yorks or Uronklyns of the Players League He said he had not calculated just how many persons It would take to pay expenses but If tho reporter chose he could reckon It up counting the ex penses at 75000 The reporter has done so Each club plays seventy games at homo and seventy abroad 1500 persons at homo game half of whom say will patronize the grand stand will net each club tu81250 It the same amount can be drawn from games away I from home the grand total of receipts would KA ei HVK flf it TnHlannw ft AnMl I AtM All1 fta vnv ui t UUUHCUU7 ui Hourly uvvvv ac cording to Wards estimate of expenses In Tim Keeres opinion the Players League is bound to become tho lending base ball or ganization of the country hen that time ar rives be sold the Lenguo will recognlzu all clubs In good standing and a national agree ment will be framed that will do justice to everybody No Ineligible player however will find any favor at our hands Bale Boll Note Th Ort of the irames of the InterBchool Bate Ball League resQlttd aa follow Grammar School 21 14 Grammar bchool I ta 30 Managar Chapman of tha Loolavlllt Club has signed a new catcher It ho I Peter Weckoeckir th lively llltl backstop of the Indlantpolu team 1HluillrHli April I W John Coleman of last sta Ions Fituborih and Athlello learn acceptel terms with lbs Toronto Clob and will Join the team lu that city Monday or Tuesday DOlL NKW HAVBI April 6Tb Yale team and tha Jaipera of Manhattan played four tnnlnca at the Yale 1 Held thia afternoon whtn th sooT stood 8 to 2 lu favor of Yale Sail prevented the rest of th sam Ilurrito April AtRight Fielder Ralnty who wa hit on the head by a pltihed I ball In rIm jam u Dot dad at reported but his condition is strloua lit Ia auOtrlnff from concuaiton of the brain but ale chances art considered good lonlf ht Rosin April OSlner Carman of the Kuton Inttrbtatt League tram today signed A TounsT catcher ot Iht New York Lesiu Clah who wat re leased after the Indtanapoll deal 1 org Ia 1 considered the belt catcher now In Iht later State Leajue This svenioif I th Brooklyn lo Kocheiter I American Association chin will I Hart for Hochiiter In I a t ear on the tl road After the cams at Kld ewooil to day totu team will dine al tile trand Central Hotel In this city and drive to the sullon ID time to tatch the HV tram Titers promises I ht a lively time In Kuches Sir U rrro1f brooklyn and Rochester teams will i be escorted through th Iodine itrssts of the city by lb various ethlallo and bicycle club and all the city official will attend the first American Association championship game nor plnll III that city Th I Uronkln will NJ In Uocbuler on Moudep Tuesday W4114r and Thursday and tn Syracuse tbs four totiOsltigdays The Wilt relurll how ana meet lbs Athletics Kldlooll un May Ii riiaipririni April 25Oe behalf tht Kama City lll rlllb Bait Hall Hub of lbs Nesllru Aiaoelallou I John I Itocera counsellor law and lerretary of the 1hlla dtlphia 1eaifut Hate Bull CIUI yesUiday filed a bill in equity In Loan of Inminon Pleat o 4 aialust John T riciell al present leynirou second lus for III riillaJe J jitile nrotutrtutl riuD Th layer I Nailoual r U lgr II lf Iiogus Base Hall Club u rbiladelphta I I is I named a Co defendant with Second Hsseiiiun Ilekett Tbe prayer of its Kansas City I luu bill It that Ticket be rtilralued from piayinir with the brotherhood club and that the Brotherhoodcluu be reilralnad from employliu Picket Th tails of the oSUbs cairn 10 i that Plckeii had timed a contract ettlu the Kansaa ray ClUb and had received everal 1 hundred dollars ml vane money and after ward sighed another contract and played ball with lbs rival ontsniiJtlon Inii inn niK tprllA A well known criminal law yer whu ha au extensive practlrt at the rhlladelihia Lsr call 1 yelterday that Jo Mutvey could be arretrd on a criminal charge ohtalnlnr advance money after slnicinK Hconirict with ht Ihliadelpiila Ih I Uj tmb anJ that a tapia could iso be itaued on a el action Actinic upon this advice hut John t Koiert hsi nrltlen to Henry M Lorr freldent of th huauelphla I I I I j Clou advliiiii I Dim of the II Mb CoT lto ert t ld hit I night that lbs Phliadtlphla IN 11 Club looked to Mul ty for Ih return of the Cl e advance money paid to him and not lu the l Philadelphia th I lo Club and that he bad written to Mr love I limply as a mattr of cour tsy rot Kogr refused 10 slat what action Ih Ilill aJelphlalN Ui 1 I lub I would take In role Jlolvsv Cal l sit M I return the money within a Hated time but from his I remark It was Inferred that a criminal action against Nulvey would robattly be comminced A despatch from Iltiiburiti I as Ths riiuburgh I iiigte I 5110 I alien lam I e ut rl ills first hire games onus setsuii aggregated toinetliinx lilt I 70 people and the Utrei tort are already or lng fur a reduction of lit prim oradmiisl n lu rel weltS ill S teiila The exaitiila of Ihlla4II Is clltj and there is I little donhl but Hut the league 1111 teaskel lo let the Illtsburgn people make th cut lbs request Is not III likely tu Ie I granted tiosrevtr became euili I a move would be a confeMion of weakness o confession is I nrssarr however to let the public know how lamentatilt weak a I eague city I riltiburgli I now It I Py July I If the club laita that long ll will hat an st thousands of dolUri Kred Dunlap when asheS what tha remit of the war was jning to be sized t altualton f up a follow Tbllo goiug to ruin bate It that what It will I do Th competition will bring down Ihe price of adinltilon There will no I longer be any proHI in the g4ui iud than whit will lbs tuTors rdlkeloknow I The lUieia ar Just ao I much iiiirriieil In keiIIIf tax ball irontaiile as ths intlMUrr and this thing Is yiflI 10 split the whola I biislnes right up lbs back Thai C my oplq uuof II lu a nutshell I rHn4fiirHU April 0CoU L John I Roger was vary I warm today when lit read that story about a ronlem platel change in Ihe National league irhedule glveu east by Uaunsr Jim rUI This a ant a word cc I trait la It paid tbs lawyer ef tht Lsage Wutrl hi me antherity topsuk for th Katlosul Lmssu and ht wot 14 I be tht last nan taken Into oar ewnndenca There has been no commnnlcatlon upon Skis subject between any of tht hatltnal l agnt club Ther ta no such thought H of a Chang In Iht schedule The National League will go through Ita schedule at It urtd If anything happn 10 one of Its cub It will ts bolstered up and carried through the Mason bone or the National Ltagnt club etpected to I mat an money this seswa but we wart not prepared and J wear surprised the nest failing off In lbs at tendsica Why the combined attendenc at both ths 1 Dnr National and Player Ltafit garnet Is not togrsat is was tie allendsncest our fumes alone up lo this tim last teeon This lack of Interest may be tint temporary and may have been massed by tbs eternal warfar which hit hn married on and which baa probably lckend lot ot people I fully expected that ths Hroth erhood by ron 01 Ui novelty and the ireat game or blafr 1 has litivod would outdraw tie at lbs Hart but taking everything Into consideration the National I Lesgue club have don bttttr than I iptctA Comlltt Hull Plisyer Tht Roanoke would III to hear from all ebb with K vr nudtr iByeara AddrtuO Kartchir iss Clln toil itrett The Hehrmerhorn Bast Ball Clob would like to hear I from all nine who player art from 13 to 17 years for Ratarday and Sunday game Address Frank A huh lady 7Uhchrmrhorntr t Brooklyn Mr D It tlodlev the popular third baseman ot th Coitus Points will play no mor bas ball having met with a ralroad acldtnt taut l mmmtr which resulted I ha th amputation of one of his lgi I below 1 the knee The VTInntM Athletlo Huh would lIke to arrange tames with club contlsllng ot players averaging tJ year They would be pleased to hear from this lamalca Athletic Address A Ruck Wlntlild Junction L I The Amity Rat Hall Club would IIh lo liter I from tht Hrockton I Cottagt I bore lbs Thsunss II nNesls rll Fqnltable suii1 all oilier uniformed team for Sunday lame Addren Jam Mulligan HO North Eleventh tueet Brooklyn The Car itadt Ira defeated the cl A As so Sunday April Il by the score of n to H Ther would like lo r range um with all uniformed flub la and around New sort for riaturday and Sunday Addrett II herbert Carltladt NJ The Rival Hall Club hon combined with the National A C Hate Hall Clnb and the bale hall nlnt will be mid op from the best playtra 1 In both the clilL Address MtttonH IMgon manager corner Broadway ana Lawton street Brooklyn On account of tbt dltbanllng of the Summit N rIm team the Alhlitlo Hat Ball tub of this cite will hut Decoration Dayopn and would be pleated to hear from tome good outer tiatn with encloied grounds Inca urn on that day Address O llcgu manager 5tt Broadway The CI N Te have arranged names with the follow ing ctnbst Mount Vernons Rosevllte AthletiC Heel Mocking ootltock and Arlington Saturday In the latter I pert of hills I aud July are Hill I open They Klin have Memorial I Day open and would like to ar rang game with outof town club This Hi Lawrence altar Boy hats reorganIzed for the season Cdlii the following player i Dole p nor man o Tracy litb tlanairan d b Mnllan 3d K Hater a a i Hate r f haul o ti Smith t I f All I cluhs I with players under w yara writhing to arrange for games address Mtillan captain AM East Eighty second etreet The station K Base Ball Hub I have reorganized for lhe lesion with lbs following team Madden c Ball p bait litb rreaney Id a llttowa id b Donegan a et t limo If I Hultbach c f titular r t lioian Melivag enter evtra They would ilka to hear from all branch stations and General rottOrQc Address L Ill Irance Station li The employee of the Sa 10eld printing room shave or stanlred a bile ball club for the eeason of 1811 I and would like to hear from all shop nine following ar the player Cornish p Boriieg lit D lletteUJd hI Forbes I I S Moran Jd h Mokes r ft Bird c f Kerr J ml 1 Meehan o Address William helmet i care otBaalOelel I printing room Ju9 bust Twenty second Street TheJackaoni of Well Thirteenth street hay opened the eon to play all nInes with pleUra under 13 I year lbs following members hays signed lalbrath o f Fallbee L I f uldemmsn r f Caasldy 34 u t Howard l 5 and captain Cooke 3 t b Keating lit b Dettll L p McKtnna c and Ilellock tuMtitutt Addresa H Howard captain 2Jt TettTblrteenthttriet The Itoboken lIe Hall Clnb Is I busily engaged In pram tising theta days while Shreve Hoboken Irk la I being put In order They will have thing In I condition by May I and will begin playing 1 thelrowngroundt The layiri ar allowing up well I in I practice They would lfl en r ilk to play nutof town games with itrong club having encloted ground Addrea K B Conroy Jd Jffrion itreet Hoboken Tht trading Athletlo Club of Bayonne will put tht following Btrong team In the field this season afcOulre c Sconeld and Kelliu I a Chambers Ill W liatbrook JA b W Browns a Thompson sd b W Moody 1 or Seaman c CS Towniend r r and Vreeland extra Ad dress f W McUutre I manager tu West Thirty third street lltyonn i N J The Cloven hare organlred forth season of I8OJ 1 with the following playert Pomera at Mauulnn p and captain Powers lot b Howard 2db Mc8h rry a S Lon 3d U I Ktlily i t Boyle c f o Hrien r f They would like to hear from all ellis with player averaging Itf year The Dauntleaa Uregorr Sylvan and BIO preferred Address J A McUherry 4ui Last Thirty fourth itreet The Morrow Shot Manufacturing Company Base Ball Club J have organized for Inc season with the followlug players J McCran p J Brlen c J Wnelan lit 11 It Tyge 2d bl t U Owen a a J Plnnegan sd b U Doriey I f B irlflln c r J Mcatahon r f They would lIke to arrantr a game on Decoration Day out of town with tome club with Dial en under Wyiare Ad drJ Ktnnegan manager riyack N Y The employeee of W Water A son bonkhlndtr have rtorganUed for the season with lbs following playera and would like to meet all player In the bookbinding and printing trade A Moran p and captain t A usa brow e A Baker lit b J ONeill 2d b J Oettler Sd b W Peel s LI J tnilgn c t II llazrard r t illlam MarIn I I f Hubstltuteso RIchardson J Caunelit W Lyons B Ward It Ellerby Mao color LauOeld Vac Oowao and William I Bisdoftergr The wttt Harlem nae nau UIBO nanng organiiaa for lbs seann of ipso would be pleated lo hear from ail semi I professional Clubs having enclosed gronnils Th following willknown players have ben engaged John II Seam n and Joseph Mnlllgan p J J Tracy cf Frank Doyle l tbJf Ruawll 514 b J 8 Wino asJ R Cooper fd bt J Mitchell I r fi I J hIggins lIl c John McCourt L 1 l and James llercory I H Smith and ltJ Hrnoknsr xtraa John Ii Cooper captain and mantrr ASJa Eighth avtntit The employee of lbs Enrka Silk Manufacturing Cora pany having formed abase ball I nine they would be pleased to hear from all 1 other nine IDI the tied for Saturday afternoon gamea during June July and An trust Address K 1 Entire manager 441 I Broadway the nine II composed or Ills following named player I Wm Feldman p Aug Menken r Loul Michael 1st b Chaa Mchenna db Richard Mctabe s a Ueo II Illlge 3d b Johnny Duana I f Lout Ehltn e t D lff Halloran Jr r l Th New York netliters Office lisa Ball Club hav organized for the itaaon and woull like to hear from all municipal office The players are aa follows A Eels p and captain J Moore c s ogirly lit b II Brady d b J Cunningham I Sid b c aacke a a T ODD r L I f D IDoherty r t P Hen c l W Wunderllchanl D Bostwlck aubstltute Manager Fell hope to make as good a showing as the previous Register I a offlc nil I and wishes I Challenge addrtued to him care of Register office The York fPI Base Hall Huh a member the Inter state f11 League would like to arrange Mm lay games with the various semi professional teams around this city The club Manager Krelter snys Is I com po ed of the star players of lbs or ttinal Cuban ilama with but one atceptlon Oeorgn Williams Is canuin of I the team and this other member are Arthur Thomii VMIIIam T Whit hahn II rrie William Malona Frank U Uraut ioi Whit Benjamin P Boyd William II frelden Abraham Harmon and ft Jackson a catch si of Detroit Gossip or Sport with Arm and Leg The Btnyvetant Athletic Hub a recently l nrganlred r br and rapidly growing orcanlration I win hold the follOw lug game today i ChIC yard dsih runningbro d jump oyard hurdle 7 yard dash running hkh jump 440yard run putllug Ibnound shot uyard dash half mile run half mite wulk throwing 1J I pound hammer puttingSooound weight and one nile run The Harlem Athletic Club had their weekly athletic and socIal entertainment on rrlday night I There was a very large gathering I and all voted having a good I time I The boilng and ilnglng I wtr or the best a also I I was the club twinning ot Dorr Mill the I Principal feature the evening waa the six round go between Tommy Russell of Harlem and Pull Crook The Guild of lit John the Evangelist will Journey down to Isllp Long Island on slay 1l llecorallon Day I anl wili hold 1 their first championship games ills J II games arena follow Itwyard run iIAKJyard I run ont mile run nve milt run one mile walk halt mile wI nd a lug of war between Ihe Member and Associates Thft ono winning lbs most point will receive a nne medal The names are to decile I the cl auiplonslilpot the tlulld among vhorn are torn very flue athletes The Semi annual election of officers of the Constitution Ath ttic i Tub of notion resulted at follow President Pdword rttzgerald Met President John Burke H nanclal Hecremry Oeorge K Fltrgerald Treasurer James McDevItt Recording bacretary Auittn Juigley During the pt six month ths rooms of th club hav beu elegantly fitted up and now the organlratton claims tht roost commodious quarter of any like or Sanitation In that Ian of the city It hs been decided to bold au opening on April JO and all friend of club members will bi Invited to participate In it The following li a Hit of the open evens to be held under the A A I rule luJoneii Hood on July Ot ID yards dam handicap 44U aidt race handicspi putting HI pounds shot handicap half mile novice scratch three standing Jumis iuaudlca one mile walk handicap putting ct pounds from 7 foot circle handicap one xandlng lump hniidkap three mile a alt ihandliap throwing ID pound hammer handlcapl one mil rate handicap running bluh Jaimp han ilcpi tbriiu lug tO tounds from cIrcle ihamidi I i rap Itsi yards sack race scratch running broad Jump handicap All entries must be toils on or tefor July I Hi with M f llacklt l KM fcecond sImIle or J 1 J I Button HOI and HU Broadway The tntranct ftt for I each event lafcu cent The Alpha Boat riub of Chiller Pa held III first an nual athletic exhibition on April 24 conittlngof box I ing vtrettllng and fencing foe results are aa follows 5 Wrettllng J J Andtrton defeated Harry Irltner J Knox Ilysiop aunt Herman Wolf a draw tllliani Her ton and J ri Kellly bantam champion a draw ilrorg w lioklns and J K hnell drew prot VMillam Ioups threw WIllIam Irvine Albert Athletic I lob of Philadel phia Holing K U Plfer and Id K U alter champion IhHH Harry Prlinsrand Jlstt tItration II w tchilcnter and Charles Coane rrof altr CampheU and llllly Teager In the tenclng bout Prof Justine Bonnnfuu dilaled James Murray Jr Referee Ulllam II Hocsp timer Crank lltnderion Tbe National Turn Nereln of Brnolljn Is I In a most flourishing condition Inner the direction it I apt Henry J Lang the athlete disport themselves In inrii on ths norliontal and parallel bars oath inc hors jumping and climbing ols Hying rings trainze lad der pulley weight Ac After nas work Hie gym nails partli Ipale d libitum on Uu different apparatus and tha sight Is I an In rstlng one Among their heel nice am fred Ianler and ll n M hultz high junipers both with a record ofb feet II i Incites Jot ioae1heIIecj Blraden and Iliigolllensler the hlrlt ilaliled light weight th lat named middle weight boxeri I ligene Hchu macher fred llelugarlner feuctrs itel I clIiIcllsr sad the brothers Mug latch us calih can wrestler lien i iirsib and S has Mliwlkerl fnrraerly of the Milwaukee Turners heavy dumb ball lifting Hen Koleitburyer I bred looter and Auk Droste Lruad lunipintr On luiy 4 this ociet will meld rate In flrsf anniversary with an f athletic and gymuastlu tournament Die I commute In i charge promises i n lala affair Tile sprIng ii It d day of the clii of Ill Tuft lo lege wai held on April Ji The folioIng named aretbe win nr of this first prircs aihtanfllnr hi h Jiimi Pieron 3 feel 7 inches running h vh Jump liu ers 4 feet il Inches running long I imp I Hark IN est tl I inrhei landing long Jump IUnd ll tI feet I Incni hop step and jump lars 17 tech Inches nfiy jarti hop lltger H v scuoil three legied race fifty inrlt Clark and Ilosford U seconds i ultmgshot Lane II feet 1 Inch throwing hammer WhllIais J feet Inches sack race twenty yard Kogera od serondti 100 yards dam Kan dell Ilieconds i S fourlegged rare thirty yards tlark Wllllema and Hoiford d i seconds backward crawl twetlty yard Arnold Sid secouils throwIng bate iaii I lane fi feet V inche trrl re fifty yards Arno d I HUieconls obstacle rac Edison ItOh third mile run I Cobb minute fM scondi hlcycl rac H h miles I home b mninuhset I second tugotwar tam frumreu I lad btat tuglueers and divinity tluilinls Her hell Doe st Once Every 4sy On Novel Has bail hiulhins In Webster I 1111 uu last Illli il tired wires 10 all League I truund Begins JitJ Admission lctnta Jdu Bate BIL L n w4I lirnunds Oreenpolnl Ath f t i Ittlcsy I uorham Uaut callta3l jQ AdoUsalon U ctDia boy ID ctutlJ 1 i 1 iphilO iTarhU I VTONIIRR WHO VIM ISlbl fine two I Jointed split bamboo 01 t offered for the first wetkflsh caught thlsteason on rod reel L book end line 7 Tbe flth aocetight must b brought or tenl to my Inr j V ett t ando lie Astor lu for exhibition and atrldai It made at to legitimate capture OU MOWN HIAIIIH for your fishing tackle Smother your pride but sive your dollars 8aiue goods els I here in me city col UI 1 le i n UT the beI I I am selllutf tiles 17cadnxen Hook doull r iit JI lrbta git 1 Uc I ilozrii to I our butt rod with 00 laticewool tips 41 ipllt laraooo I trout rol fjifi All oilier goul lit propi rl me price AnkIera money by tint fiisueciing mv stock down slain Wall orders re celte proiiiit attention M I 1 YI viHrv HTitiir ISD11 Till AMTOU IIOUHi NEW YOKU HALT WATKII ANOIKItH coMiitTi fAIT iv ATJ ic OUTFIT Contain on twopiece split bamboo Rod length I rut W1arI3 nickel plated Heel WITH DRAO Jii feet twelTehreaJ but Line 11 ix 1 trtbl Lcadera one doza loun treble llookn Price IS A 8PALI1IXO jl Broadway portmnn Q3oot1 Exercise I Health f Strength I INDIAN CLUBS any Z fl I r po DUMB BELLS any wt I ct lr lb QUOITS any weight r jr lb nDO dL out t Schools OruiDul Urns and tin trade Oyn I HUNT to any part of the US on irrelpt of Inn p ClfTOSTAUB KTAJIIS cheerfully taken la imyment for cuorenltmue when ordering by mall wOfnlo wh BOIIN8TEIN King of Cuba 34 Ann St New York Yor I AC I 6nrrxflf RATINfWAGON AiD c CARRIAGE CO j BUSINESS WAGON DEPARTMENT 30 Dry Goods 20 Laundry 15 Heavy Delivery 30 Until Delivery 20 Fancy Delivery for all t lines of trade 40 Exprtsi Wagons npen and with top 20 Business twowheelers elegant finish Singo and Double Trucks Special line Light Delivery Wagons lor country use j PLEASURE DEPARTMENT 1 Light Single Buckbotrds I fine I silk Trlpet and Outing Duckboards Surryyeh In ash and P quartered oak natural wood and painted Surreys Phaetons all kinds Buggies Depot Wagons t I Wagonettes tc All our mako and warranted lowest prices best goods In cur new Repository j I bit AND IftS MOUTH ATII AT AND to AI HI WOIIH 111It NT N Y FIiANDRAU CO 1071 074 n7o nnooMR NT IlFOANT fARRIAOES or iae b1 ci IA 8vrJN loN VtrTOUIAH v C MPBINO VIClORIAn I IIOIIT VKT HIAH TTarta t Two Wheflea I antlautela Mall liaetnna I I Can Card I I lanliut Stanhope IiI I Mllaire Cart I Omnltiuifii covrz lAHMlNOiit nOCKAWATH COVrE EXTENsION F1IONT WAONTTIM WAOOSTT II K PO I1 V Af OSM fllltTAIN KIHUVYTATH OVR PATKNTH ON lll KIIO VltHH Oak nJI oak W affon oak RiinabontK 3pamn fir Rneahoariii ipaiienicr Hurknnardi 4 piMengt uckboarde oak tnea l Do nak bld oak rnaetont ALL OT11KU PA1 HSTM IN DICK no A I DM vinii DnaIiTrIpt iU kInI ft l prln DVJWr i i r1 IN OAK AND PAIST FUK OsV AND TWO 10nSP Ajentu fur Rrotket A Tnltln t 0 llftit ROAD VA6O4 I LIOIIT VrMK IPH lOIl rTAT AND OLNTUT 1IIIIVINM I Portora IVairnnit Ionr Phaetoua Kx top CahrloM I Ladlel riiaetone Road U auoiis Contractor lobt Unlit Ktatee Biirrer aironi un Pna tone brlcler Phaetone lilt aVis 1 Kancr SbIcIe XIMATURU TRAPS ALL KINDS FOR CI1ILUHHX Making the lareeit anil moil ttlrrrtlnM aiiortroent OC Carriages 1 In the Inlteil iMri OVERaie HIIlEttKNT H4TLRH 10 VFMT PItICEI4 Full IltClMP CAHII Uont Purchaift a Carrlajre In town or out llltll You Tar I e a Vllt LARGEST STOCK ANH rAIIPROIIMs 1NTIIK WORLD OVKIt 1OO bECONDHAND CARRIAOES AIIOVE STYLES I w ft CRAY 9 FTA1ttlHIIEIb llt9 20 AND 22 WOOSTER ST1 iW URGES AND pSJ COMPLETE FINE CARRIAGES IS TIlE CITY lrORTEn AMEHITAN HARNESS SADDLES ATHEBABCOCK BUCKBOARD BUPFRIOR TO ATI I OTHER TOMBIN T1OS RUCK BOARDS rOHTttO TllltFI dK KitK PhRSONi bOLh MASU1 ACTURERS n I iiAntorK CI PANT 400 401 410 41B 1IROOUE HT BUILDERS UF FINE CARRIAGES OF KVKrtY DLSCRIlTION BAY HORSE 10 hand high R I ycariold toand kind pnliab I for roil or family ne 1 top road I Wagon and bnrne aln brown horse o year ok i 1 i lound and kind can trot In 21 P DUNCAN 50 IL C IIKAP Twnty hori Just from our wrrk M worker for rt or Wanfuni un at l tb iv and l4Hthtt ROUi KS A CLEMENT contractor Tionsi I nagon and barnta 79 alto lotot gicxstr II lea I rttlrli from bittlnes Ior I TtlOMAH MoCUE 411 West 3th It O E OLD TRLTK and open wagon ona new lop I platform wagon liCjss ilih it and 1th 1 av OSK T CART with hood for ill I Can be Men a t ATCIS HTAHLhS l4 end 1SJ Ealt IL I lU Kl FROM ILMNOIh forty horse welghin RI It iV d J m t from lkt 1 to 1 0 pound Ir nil good worsera auddrlveti Applj A JiS Hater I HI l ekln SHIFT INfiMHAT c ARRIA JI 4 Or four iliff rent itvle of Carriage from ona RIT I ONLY BY C II ID 172 HRUAUn itabllthed I I IrOI i sm H eight passenger wagcnette new bit I th thing for Long branch or other watering placet I rarticulari addresa P II I tUIss iJl II 11 tht I Of STALLS TO LIT u 131 rltrabeth S inn RtlYR two I large Norman mare both In to JJ 214 I West alit it near 7th av idilO rdtmic 0 DICKELS RIDING ACADEMY TIIH oinrsT sTARLijnno i ninisn SCHOOL is NIl MlHK 1SSTKI 1 C1IOS OlVfcS UNDKRTUt PLIEUNAL hUrlillMnluS OF MR CHAS W DICKEL THE RING H THE IARnfcbT IS THE CITY ANT M rNnlRItslU IS Tn lllillT AND M NTILATIDN THIh hCIHiill PROM TIIF HUM IIA8 FNIOKI TIlE PATItOSAUI U TiE JlttT FAMlLltS OF I NEW YORK AND IC1NITY 14 to 138 W rOTII NT NEW TORK IM1ND FOR t IRIVIAR DURLANDS RIDING ACADEMY ntftio Till siMMKn MONTHS BRANC1IKS Oh THIS ACAIJKMY WILL UK AT FENWKK HAM NAY1IROOK POINT ONN AND AT JVOItrS hAIL HT niEM PtItilt MiitIsa N V AN ii A iMti i Att Wx N V Horses mat b engaged for summer teaton ay from June 11 I to oct II 11 I at HO per month PUBLIC MUSIC RIDE LOMIANUEI IT Strl tMTOEItZEII JttWMXWWJi SMf 1EU ISUAV tfIO AIIII K IILO 1 An IntorcitlnK pmrrtram with 1 Jumplnjr J enoteit on n ton nil Hrt prlie a saddle presented 1 by W W Mo cu lftD l l77li Hroaflway scoot l A rIding whip 1 Till ILWLlrZOViT 10 DISN1lt IEMY II H IIVIH PIlOIMtllllOK NT h7iJ Intr AMI UaTll MT NIW VOlCli Undoubtedly the best appointed lldlng Academy In the city steam healed hot and Colt water batltt lu iructlonnnder Iluclo UAIUN lor PAV UTISGI01F Fifth Avenue Riding Academy ATI AV AN DOTH HT ANTONY A HUNK IHOlMtirlonn Only chool 1 IVNK is I taught thoroujhlv and lyitematlraii under the rers u i lupervls of llerr AMI diii 1temaltAIty tTtY l ilai aileullon I 10 lAdle a fll chll lr HKND FOR IIU I IAlt Anyone wishing In buy 11 I horse will do wall 19 examine nu nock nt Irll1 I anl well broken Mrglnla caddie horses warranted In eery resitct and but ret trencrtgl eltS prImes reasonable PHILIP HEXAMERS ICIIHXJ iCiJRIY AND lon KXI IIANOR IUI11I HI hoN ST HIn kLS N JAn T An extra nnlol of Kentucky and M estern hone for Sale 1 Anne lot of well trained iidlim I CENTRAL PARK RIDING ACADEMY ANTI THAIM1 AM HllARIllVn hTABLBli itt AV IUOU SHTII I O AUTh ST BRANCH OF rrm ACADEMY DLTIMI SlMMPlt FhAhUN will blildat I ersonl l riiwn siliulea itO I1KAM Horses 10 hire for thc summer leuon WEST END RIDING ACADEMY iji iii mi 141 West I1ftt Ct witi iL Ij PItPJtPITOU IAII F SI rnoPUITOn on Monday froinilottr I M Mmiii MVHir 1 HIIIK vnr Friday evtnins 00 si to in o Hook PRO I I I1A V MANAOKH THE BOULEVARD RIOIXfi OEMY A UOVLEVAflD 111 HIiIOOI OR WlPOTJL JOlt fUorul HI I I AN1 HYHTKMAIIO LNMTUI CIIOV I Isr TrAIn itnu Iloni aim Hmiilci art an urpuied for ntjtnei and accommodation DAVIs A IJAHHIIAIr JLaidlcis issie Mir S IdslliiK lluhll lioi Ullllavrr irhnol VUfOr I Ml JOI WtiT 1CATI1 HT QUESRIN flUTflm Illoitratd Iaon fyS ntnTI Ilalrld X4 W UlflU aDDLz CO 1 GAWfl ii L f IT JYw TnnHdl A licarncuB I w Carriage ItctwHitoru fJ 130 f la2 BMtit iifk st M Private le AN ENnnmouR AfMnimicjiT or ait thenewityless I SIMIIMI and M MMKK UUtlAIIKH i1 ALLTIIPSMN IiNttiM Iii IIAK MAIII andOTMKrt NAT HAb t Ulllllli I I I troinltirnt amour which IS the dlipliy 11 children 1 I i VehICle fur ilonke s I I a1 loUI i1 EnooTINiiUMRnN 1 Krtilnttonp litrby Warflnt r Triple nurkboAru iIrrt i S with iunl without ennopr tops JnuWrl A Unit Uuckboard for tear I and six pan titer I anOLttiTAlo rt8 UITMON M1OST nROUCIIAUa new and coml hand IJ t the be it city bulhUi xaIT14LT3 11 rARR FRONT AND tKATIIIU IIIUI1 II L I li 4 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ItOADCARTa N i tlie I itcst i I and liilnIDinet d 4 irni I BlCKIIOAIIUiaiid N IV 11 I I TI nln t SA1I I HAL II nooa m I Kver f I irrukf t pusranited I S DFPOT Alll f 5 At tt C tiAusi i Wi 1 hancy prire neter charge 1 it tins eNlablishineut t PliVhllIAS JtLlt o SHIIlAITtli I I nllnlloly nade extra M tmorTCIt Ithirnb c r 1 I XTiI is flip r A IHLI i KKi l t rail and t examine I ou art no oekh I to t lurrhiae LIIIItT Ir t t S I llITs I V tltll I t nl U S J Hllleicloir e ririll rarrlan and alway oler 4 I Ilnrlr A LAKOr Altl T I i tSII IIA S I I c A Kit iUlid I A uiiusuaDv in ot iiti luiemenll JOHN MOORE I WAREROOMS 535759 Warren 0 T STUDEBAKER BROS MFG CO t J 81 Murray St New York hAVE A rmYAnf ANT FfLLRTOCKOFWAOOrJH MKFI SkhlS IKU UAIOSK OLII HTUDKIiAKEsT PATENT hTHFTT I PKINKIKKS THIS hPRINKIBB NOV BFIMJ ADOITH 1 IIV Al I TiE LKADINO BPRIVKIIIIS Wl ITAVI TIE ON IJANT AD OAK DhlIVf TO lot AT ONCE WE ALSO HAVE ROAD ARTiAM ALL OTIIKlt hART MAC nlOGIUg Jtc AD WAGON PHAETUNK BUItltEyB DFPOf WJlOSH TASV nillRIIH IlKLItERY WAGONS or ALL KINDS IT WILL PAY VOI TO CALL AND EX AMINE OlR LARQIi AlI TSI PIL LIMB Of IOODB NO TROLllLE TO H1IOW TJ1LM SECONDHAND CARRIAGES llriEnBTKll LANDAU bllVIHB DOll CAIT PALLAVAN T CA all In good order at model figure C4ST Carriage Repairs a Specialty Thorough work Moderate Prlcti EDWARD CALLANANS SON ItHJLLAOE ltVIllIJL UIUAnr I 1 11 67 WI HIT BTiTII AM UTII AVE 1 BUSINESS WAGONS RElIABLE HAfJONH AT IIOTTHI TRirPSl AM TVL1N ALL WOltK UAItliANTri IIAMI MADKl INHIl CrllS OK HTIICK KflLlriTI OltUhlt HUBst A oIlCIAIri liii lAISa ON HAM C NEW loftK MAOON co ta fj 7 Hudson it corner Hank SADDLE HORSES SADDLE HORSES ton HAII AT DUBIOH IIIIIINM AIIJMT fly H UAJII or I MIDWAY HI 41 BUSINESS AND DELIVERY WAGONS liny of the tuauufucturrr sav money Otir wagon are hand met built I prmi et f uly warranted 10 1 r p1 new lu itioiitliftrd t 1 lierv rsgons all siet anl tries for evir CF irs hot IT I I ilert launilry W aniuln Jrr kooOs le ll l n IShl AUOV 10 lesllllsbsa IU t 4J lluduu ml 10 CLttrle as A A rOMrLIMKlTAHV y of Dr llumphrtyf It Veterinary Manual bn pain of lratmnl and art of domestic animal horses cattle cheep doil c i aid poullryseul free Addrtw UDairUUI 0 roll 10 DO 1C fsJUin it Win kirk UJrJ r COUEQB fPOnTS Tk nrr rl AtbUUc OAUBBIIXIB April 86 Dattlnit In undoubtedly the weak point at th Harvard hIlls and those who kn way that this It the fault which will lois Harvard champIonship this year It li true that Harvard baa won every Ram but on cbs hit played this spring vet these very gtmtt liar been won mote by lbs en Pvrlortty of Downers pitching than anything else and UUtatyto predict that when Harvard meets antnt which ha a pitcher at cut equal to bowuir his result will badtftal for Harvard It strange that with all lbs coaching the men have received that there art but three good batter It lbs ntntLInn captain Alward and Trafford It maybe that with the advance ot tht season matter will be dtlTtrent but th present outlook Is I that Harvard ha a very stun chance for winning mort than a tam from Prlnctton or Vale The main stay eif lbs Harvard nine at present are Linn In tht field and Downtr In lbs box Hit freshman nip hu attracted tht attention ot the collect during the past week on account of Ills way In which It has been condnrted Froihlngham the cap tain appeared to IK an eiceiitnt tnamter and started off very well In his ciptalncy Hut coinnlalnii have been heard frem varlnu quarter during the last week that he ha been asiigning positions to lrsnal i friends ot hIs and to men known only by reputation lnteadot allowing men to compete for porlilon lrr pectle of how well known or liked ther were II has been een on Investigation that there Is I some truth In I It two men In particular who were friends or Frmhtngham and prominent men In lb class not place In the In Held when It wa perfectly obtinu that other men could play much better Of this affair there has as el been no decisive outcome but there will be In all prob ability very soonror prominent athletic men do not with a repetition of the Harvard Irishman nine name of last year at Nw Haven During ths past week lbs varsity crtw hu been row log In their shell and have gone haik I agsln to tile port stroke They are at present rowing about twenty nv or twenty sIx strukes a inlnul The body work of all the rain it very good though one or two or the men Show a tendency to kick their s Ides nut behind them Thslr order growing has teen as follows tuddard 1A itroktt Jones tu It Lphain IM sit Tuba W A Per bIns ill 4t Watrls M 3 Jlnlehlnson IC i i a Hart rldg no 1 bItstitiitesSl Keyes Nil F I B Winthnp 01 it was hoped that the launch would bs In nse be for now but has been found that a new boiler mutt be obtained before his launch can is run o that It will robably be at lead two wk before coaching can be s ont from tht launch A s lee than two week now remain before the cls rsest tne interest Is beginning In be aroused In Ihe class crews and ptculllon Indulged In a tu the chance ot lbs different crew for Inning 110 PILINU The lady and gentlemen members of the Al valet Bowling Club ot Brooklyn rolled two games at tht Arlington alliyi on Thursday Tl t score i alAlgA I Ho I 1LT1IAT1 Id 2 Ill a Ill 21 GitmeCame Mr Sampson17 104 Mr Lean 113 mi lli bagstd174 1e2 Mrs teary 15 102 Meg 0 id7 MisaSlraiion lirj iS Miss Ullli UU hY1Mra Stout 110 117 his i teeni VVlui IS Mr Ilaeui js lit Totals735 804 Totals 578 Cut The narrenrllle Bowline Clnb of lllncje alley Playfd their fret itaue will the linoj Lnouiln atJ I diems alleys Brokllfl iiia pcsre mod EnoughIt lIiIStr 142 Iliule its Mfn w Kock U4 Dehraan181 Dlett KJ liaupt 17M Hehr man Ill Smith lOt IhUter 178 llalltr 170 Total 1741 HarrenrllleSaner 2035 l P Meyer lw rowe 103 Kuiren IM Marten 112 Wlibu n 1 V Tlmm Hl N Meyer lit Kelnacaer luu lirockman Ibu lllnck lift Total 18CO At 1411 Fnlton street Brooklyn on April n J cho ellera IKJ Ullta 1110 Rice 18 l I Tlllette ln1 Taylor 141 Curtln 17J hchon liu llort 141 Drown lIt J II Parol Ish Total I K3 Falrna Mereri 171 lllooralburit 170 Rich 128 Pn trup I7i llathawar ISO Solar 138 Shaw I3U Clark lfJlMti 164 Len 7 zoa Total l64i At the Lafayette Bowling alley 294 Court street Brooklyn CaulnoWatson 112 larnous 150 Lowry 12B Stmuller 142 hackentS I1C Van Deusen isl birDer mot 113 Bioaireii ui ivuiujtvr IVKJ uriDDeii m Total 15IP Pioneer Boat rinbnohen ISO Faron 123 A Hard log IXJ Orton 17 Cox 157 Tucker no NaniUriou 131 eajre 133 tulsa 125 Vf llardlnj 127 Total luj IIOwhlnl Note Calnmet No If the pin falls by taking away tbs dead wood It must be rttpotted The bowline eaion will doss at the J C A r next Wednesday with a Irlendlr match rame between the Atalanla wheelmen f Sewark champline or the Wbeelmene Leaxae and the J O A u 1 hcelmen The third and decIdIng game between the Sow York ConftOlldated hxctianire and lbs New Jersey Athletic Club will take IUce on FrIday etennir Slay J 5 at H oclock on tloerwltz alleys lfc 4 Third arnoe The ftrit tame conioiMated won br ltUki to IMi second f fame at Bayonne won br J A 0 l44 to t8l Plgco Whyln The Milton Mass Homing Club names Its date and itatloni for old birds Mar 17 I North Adams ISsue 24 Schenectady N Y June 7 sjracuie N V 31 BaUTla N T July 0 Ilnffalo S Y 1C London Ont The birds of thus club are m ly of Warner stock Mr A 11 Ladd It Eecrelarr The course taken by Ibis olab la that adopted br the Lawrence and Lowell fly era also by the Venn Wagner Could and Ilicka of he Hub Club Briton and has proven to be the bell lna much u the atmoepherlo contlltltme if at all faTorable itend over a xrealer distance isst and west than north and south Eaitern flyers bare tried the course from the southwest faithfully but It li I their ezpe rhine that whatever condition may prevaIl South of New York city they differ there from between New York city and home Tlie hail Kher fanciers will tly from station alone the fortieth parallel This will place their dlitanie ttatoni In Indiana and Ohio Providence win probably taVe the same course anl propotiel that He last journey 3hal be from a hart looo mIles from borne No attempt for extreme dig lanes record baa ever been male from the IVest but probably one or more will be the comlnir rtaion ton ditlona favor the direction nnd It lithe I belief that the exiting record of itOu miles In twenty one days will be beaten therefrom If at all The i allfornla llumlnz Club began training on April U with liloortiey iron San Joa 42 mIles The next ourncy will be May 4 rum Iarajn u miles other dates and Itetlon are Sisy IH aoledad huO mllci June 1 un Luca 14u mIles July I MII lui tibUiio I luiuillei AUI 1 Minta Harbnra 72 untIes Auv i i Los An rrlen i4imllee rhf e tUle are not well thfien wheu ttiv peculiar atui apt eric conditions of tlie 1aritlo rout are considered I here Ills trade wlndeand after noon loea begin to preali at itbout the time eel for the 1 0 tulle Journey flub wlllalie tne birds ilyliiK from tlie aouth a head wind mid will he avalntt ipeed In the July and Auf itI ouriieyn the i irdfl will be likely to arrive at the home vicinity In time to find It entihron ted in for unit will remain out niitll nixt morning The flying a anon for the 1acino mis ohuli l open soul after the raIny reaion letaln 1 he birds are then lu their new featbrra and the weather ho l suullotile both In cundltlon or the atmoiphere ana ulrecitni and lames of ttie winds 1x tepilnit from the fair groundi ut arralllento to Sen Francisco In the roc lai t eplember and tao Journey of about lii i nillca each from the oulb the hoinlmc pigeons of Callfornlt have 1 made their reputation an socage bearers instead of race birds ien ral hIlls wan the flra in thm country to employ plffeoiu for iovsmnmut services and lii ben use nf them wii on the acllk I cnut with the hediuartera at Prataidlu The bird did wood erIce the nly drawback in their regular use brmr their dr trucli n by birds or prey Mr ratine u hurleynf Ho eville N J otter to fly any two I blladp phla otto from Columbu on o or from luior 15 mkieiherond foriM mi irts tInting the greater distance to cover they to hare the slart correiiondlnir tune auead If accepted the lerine will I proiably be that the Ililmneli lila bird shall be nt Crated rrom a nation the tame dlitnnre that the bite ley bird ne from the r hnine Mr W hiteler was the lint to have bltii return from over i u mile in the cUr and th Omit to nae ten return from over 444 miles to One intL IIU bIt now holds about bIrd more than Uo or which have made I he Journey from OverA2S unllei The moat nniortint muti toward the use of plceoni aimeiietfe bearers male chore the loft cas eitabliahed at hey IVest by the Inllrd Matea olenal l ervie la the propoeed lioiniiilon rnri euier fenlo now twin orvanltril by teii I ameron It he 1 comman lantn Hie lUyal Military Col eat Mnvton Out ihli It la I pro posed shall extend Iron ttlndmr to Halifax I will thn I inusrluieihale slit lcus al hczliuu l Codrrli k Hi at tier Inei Toronto Peierbom Otiaw i Vuntrral Hheri roo Vuebra KanioitB n JtamnnikL olbr ik rrelerictnn tit John Ctiatliam M Anne titt pe andlltloii The object U I to ui plemlil hue iclegraplu in peace aa feelrri and In war lime If nfd Ire anutitliiiiei to Provide means of romnuuiuil 01 n belwren rrulser and hore and btweeo patrol anil g nrd nn tote Sal pomta contingent to central nation hut Ilnmii Inn tneiaife service It Is I proposed shall be rnnitoed or birds owned b Ihe I Internment and located al the iorrnment farms end nil liary dinot and till service shall be fip plemenird by an sin clailoit of fam lert along I he line to be known aa the Dominion heseIilr Association the tnembcrt to agree to cooperate with the brim ment In rrnlnlmr an In lass of need for use The ivitrm in he employed le hike that In uie In Asia Minor during the reinii of he Miltan Nourreddln when the entire domain wee covered by a pigeon pot with III tnwra that ware the hcmu of the kings ncels aa u e iixenna were raiieo at uiiancm or rrom ihtrtr lo eighty mIles sport At eacli were watchmen to Iranifer the metiarea from the arrIvIng to departing llrin the meeiaura rpinamlnir Maed until given Into tie hands or the Miltan nr hie nuelit be aunclallnn li for th purr0 of reducing the ex petivii by pecurlnr lower rtteR from railroad and tIle graph comranlea and to give thr Oorernmeni au addl tlonal and trained force In time of need Plieona are more largely einplbved ai messengers than la generally iuppo ed a the immou me u for pr rate purpoiei between the place nt liinlnem ant I home nmce anl factory ball ram end bulletin board yacht and more Ar Mum afiernoon pilrs i use tlie hints I to carry report which mull they wall lo lo l car rled to the nearest nfllre or even to the nearnt end of wire would be too late Trouble In tbe Nullnnul A C To TIIF KniTon op TIIK Suioi It la ap parent that itil V A r liave outgrown their ability to handle 511 large an organization at they are at present There is f a lack of tharinotiy among Iha i rtlcr which is f 51 essentIal ill an Mhletio gut there seems to lie a mouldering amber which only ned a little fannIng lo develop e fIre that will whIle tills club out ot ealsience Tin ofllrtrt are at varlsnce with each other Should Iht captshii be absent from meeting and member ds siring to compete In any events are entered by the first lieutenant who is I letlej with hit power the entries tries are revoked by his captain and lbs names of Hit comt el tors ttrlken from the nlleof the club giving the onrney simply bei ante the captain did not make the entry Such action ntedt au explanation a the memhera of this ilnh whu have teen t laced In this hn mliUUng PoSition are men of promlneait In their elate Thlt club 1 too uung both in rears and experience to allow In orticera to get inch a frightful attack of en largeuient of the head These orflrtra should confine themselves strictly to the duties devolved upon them tad not lit their lealout feeling ovtreom their ludg intot A MIXMK Wuo Knows a The Whtelmtns excurilon to Washington promlii to be a holly affair lbs party will leave rew nrkon kaiurUay iar KV si i ii P hI l tunJy and Monday will tm spent at V itilnglno and tie return trip will Lghi at Hi P XI onMndat arriving In New York at n oclock on Tuesday morning May Id There will be a special coach and t ag age car going and Pullman palace car returning Tbs party lImited to forty persons and lbs cost will be Oftn for lbs round trip Including far hotel and other accommodation Charlt Kiwbourg of 4li Broadway of the rrepecs tThelase 5foekljs ha his adalt Is chug 1 HtlOVTlltG At th Clurcmo Orewads Unfavorable weather again preeented Itself to the sportsmen who gathered at tbe ihootlng grounds CLaremont N J yesterday lo take part In the closing events the twoday tournament held by lbs 01cr mont Shooting Anoclation The attendance ontnnm Ur dt that or the preceding day M many aotbamllet with encltble reputations faced the trap on thIs eec Ion The work executed was sspsrb taking Into con Ideratlon that it ii l very dlmcull to obtain eight with the second barrel on account of the smoke that arises from tIle nrit charge of the gun hovering about with a atlcklaess In damp weather There wire over 100 nf the birU left from the preceding day anil these with the well arranged programme of blue rock competlllunl went to nake uu tlie day a port There mere let enteen trape In ua and from in o clock In the morning until ilaranei let In the continual bang Ing of the firearma reverberated through valley and woodland In a I in o blue rocks were und The events were iroverneii by American hhootlng Ass iclatlom ru ei trapld firing system which places holder tit lugauga guns at In yardi and u gauge at lit yards miss All ties were illvlded The remit e ae ai follnv e Event No ITea 1 blue rocks fI I entryi 4raonetitl3 entrIes Slant iii 10 ValentIne Di Ue Kay ft Miller H Cramer a tglert 7 Undiley 7 WIlson 7 Smith 7 rernta Clark H llalhawai and Aptar 5 Event No Jreo blue rocket 1J entry amoneya II entries filler IDI Tea Kay 10 Cramer HI Hlmpion 11 IfrrlMM llaibaway u eider Si Apgar BI alen line 7 ltnlllm i eiil Smith S Event In iMtteen Mue rocket Kta entryi 3 tubule i ii shInes Miller 14 Apjar 14 Tee hay ISI llndiley 11 I Hathaway II hurter Ill bllnpiun 12 Cern Ui Jonel II and Smith It KventNo 4 Tenringlri and I paIrs 12 so entryi 1 moneyi entries Jonea 13i Mlllrr tel Hathaway U Nigler lu Mmpeon Hi uoiimer ID Jayuee lu I Uiniiley li and Apgar u hrent No 5Toenty blue cocks M entry four money twelve entnen Collins lu Miller Iii lon tIter 17 uulinby 17 Jone lit Apgnr IH flimpion Iii linddey Ill Hitler II Jnybee Ui Hathaway II and rerrte 111 Event No hTen blue nickifl I entry three moneys eyen entries Miller In Jone 0 Mudiley u Uulmby u mler N Simpson Apgur 7i colllna 7 loaimtr 7i Hathaway 7 and VVInlen J Extra Ivent u lTeu blue rock cents entry t three innneii all entrlei UI let H Unliei8 llalha way f gig er 7 5 alentlne 7 and Union 4 r xtrn bent No ilren blue nick 6J cent entry t three uionei eicht rnirlei Miller n Llmtiley H ClarL H Mmlih A lOgier 7 Hathaway u I Mliun u and hlenttne it Extra hvetit No 3Ten blue rocks W cents entry fourmonrM twelve entrle llner liii eider lee Kay n simp on i aientlne M Ferris H Undiier 7 tI lImo 7 Jones lhatiuawuy H I lark H I and Mnifi II rxtra hvehu No t len blue rocks ft 1 entry four raoiiei tvelve entries AI onr H Miller K tee Kay H Julie H iloumer n laybrn H Lin lulf y 7 lump lon li Mgleril Ferris Ii mllh A antI Hathaway 4 rxtra Ment No 5Tel blue cock l eiitrv four moneys twelve entries MtlUr lu Jayhee In Jame 0 Valentine li ApiMr H Hathaway h Llnddey 7 loitmer 7l tlmpion ti Muler Ill ferrli u and Tatham tl lxira Kvent No tiTen bios rocks fl entry three moneys It enlrlei Oulmbr III June Hi Lmdiley lii Miller II Colllnav Mmpion N Johnson o Apgar 8 hlgler it Fern ii Winder 4 Etra hvent 50 7Ten blue rock It entry three money lu entrIes bliier in Abeam III Jonia 10 Onmnier ti 4 olilna 8 Llndileiy b Uutmby H John ton 7 Winder I Haitianar lxtra Event No ulen blue rn li fi 1 entry three moneja nine entries Apiarx Llndiley ns I olllnn M Miller H Jones O oi uier B Vulmbv o SImpson 5 and M Inder 5 Fxtra hvant Nn 10 Konr live limits Kl entry three money nine entrIes Qulmby g llndile 4i lleth away 4 Jonei 3 Collns J tampion J ttmlth S Sit her SI 1 and Miller s Extra Event So IlFoor llvablrda 3 entry three moOches nine entrIes julmby 4 Llndiley 4i Miller 4 Klmpwn 4i Colllna3 bmlth 3 Bigler 3 JOnesJ and Hathaway 1 Aquatic The famous Falrmonnt of Philadelphia ara getting to work to tend an eightoared shell crew to the Paiialo regatta ufl Trabert of lie Union hiss parchaied a ateam launch whish ho will place al the club uie for coach lag their crews J W Pint ke of the Friendship expreatei himself as well pleated with the crulilnir still tilUer bul t for him Ho will du tome 1 nir distance rowing thu leaion The Regatta Committee of the Harlem Regatta AMO elation will hereafter on reuatla Oaya wear a white duck cap iniead of lbs old time badge on this lapel of the coat The Rochester Canoe rtubaraaatd to be taking up rowing as well aa canoeing and are making prepara lion in their boat house for tha accommodation of hell boats Ac All the club of the Harlem Regatta Amoclatlon war not repreinute l at his last ufceettnv by three delegates an called for the reason being that meeting had not been held by the clubs to appoint delegate Tbe Uniting lloat Club ot rhlladelphla are making preparation for ft very active feainn Ueorife Lee the profeitlonal oanniau Is 1 now ooachlnff their crews and expect to turn out good laIr and luur tfiir four ihell and elghlthell grew What life there Ic In the llarem Regatti Anocla tlon nuN icrltig U a remark frequent made or late Mthauch experienced men ae Jim Pllklfiffrn Jack Abed und eorce Phlillpii regularly atteudin the meet Sat It could not be otherwise Illiam arr the umatrur photographer of the Union hoot Clot tmj necured a number or good picture of the cub a member is sino of the oat I house 1 he large re cepllon room r the club wilt now be adorned with many apecimeni of llllly iklll The FrlendMhlp hole are anxiounty awaIting the open Inc of the awluiuiinir lea on tn that they can once inure enjoy their tnbogiran Hide winch rauied 10 much run and excitement lull year Sept Hob K ana the maker hat promised to make urn big lmproement on u this year The hudson Boat Clot will hold their annual opening today Cart James Scott bag crew on the water every evening lie wdl soon select his crew Tha log b ok will be tune ton MaT 1 A taluable prize will be given Iii hug member rowing the greatest numbir of inllce for the eeauohi The Union float Club has ndopel new color anl ha awarded the contract for N eupply or new uni form The change troe Into ettect the lint Sunday in May when all She member will inn the new uniform The uniform Is I enure hUck uilhsthe ercj tionof an inverte 1 trlantf or red at out eight Inches from apes to bate on breast and back and an octagon of red in tha centre of a peaked cap All race In the Harlem Regatta Association regatta on decoration Day will lie l one ml e ttraUbt away larllnv ill Mnelr fourth rtrrel and nnlihlng at IHIh nrret cheep he eight onred Iiell for th Harlem Cup j which will t ese and A half unites 1ntrle for all races close A jienddv Mny J t with A K olfax see rcUry io 15 i way 1 be entrance reel Is 51 per man except for the tars race the entrance fee to which is 1 llu per boat Krlllhrr Knocks Out Tiirnrr BIN FftASciHco April 2G Denny Kolllhorof Iloiton and thor ey Turner the colored mldd eight of Stockton t al foukht th rteen dene round at the tinlden GIlls Athletic lob ten ntcht resulting a victory for Kel Iher ome tery bard hitting wna done by both men throughout the tUht Tilrrer Was the favorite In the Ililule before the I contest beali and at the opening or the thtrtieiilta he WlO the Htronifer mmi and wn forcing nelllhcr lo us way which rremed to be leadline to the latter defeat lel lhr however gave the colored in in n aMnrlng left hoill I blow on tie Jaw which vent him down like a hut and rsulted In a clean knock out Flirlilng Notes The next meetlnir of the Iarnell Athletic Clnb will occur Turn Uy rvenin April 21 and the feature of lbs It dung n ill in the no Letween iieorx UoJfrey and Palsy urdlft The amateur I oxlng champ onihlp of nglanil were decided at entral Mali lloioorn li2 recently and the chami Ions In the dilerent CiaAoe 4 are at olowe 11011 nil it erilt I J l ilOC e of the loyal irlor Athlet ic lull leather nekht Ii t Bolter of the Poiytechnlo Itoat i lui lltfhl eIght A J 1 trtttnn of the llladon Itoat Cluti middle weight J llnuro of the Orion iym na tlt M cl tj iiuii hejvy weight J lOsers of London teor e 14 1 HUnch the Marine telexrapied nun KamaHltr to parties In ll louls anlnif where Hick Roclii ronld he rojnd No patltfai lory explanation con d he ellen m u I thioitI n loche preference has hrreioforu been tor Htmpiev ii e t n Inner In a fight it was generiliy accepted liowetcr that IA Mlanche U eeklng us bark r In the person of the well known M LouU siorllnu non and U may be that h oontam jUlei giving lieu set the chance ll a latter prnreisea f crate or meeting liii conqueror again in Its roped arena II I y Murphy the Australian who holds lbs feather weluht clauiplon nli ot the world cjlle I at tha nmr e if the 111 C iiiC C yetlerild and alated I inn lie would fikht any intn in huigauid I at ln round for a JCMHI Diimi tnn ittt SC t ttltr t hamp onelii belt and the chaIn loiiKlilp of the eiirld the puree to be guaranteed brthilvi I Ito club or ioudith I Murpiij it now ilio holderorih blt and oil i iil Iliiida place m the hnlid of Mr box 115 CC inlrid deposit for thus safe re turn of the belt uhlih lie propoto Ill tike a way n ltli him Ins allied at l u uuid is 1 beautifully deco rIled I with dlitmondi and ruble The chief topi amonif sporting men In fan rranrlico It the light wl bin tlipe or four months between hnlli van an t leter aikson Ultiuii tne Ian few fitful most i 1 the i irlnem t ho florked to the coast have golio end iniill ni looke I as thoiivh It wag 01 I the wane hut thuinuicli wlih llielinprere Irnted Idree or t311ioI will sllinnl te U irrnt once tiers I aie now nboul I hue i lucIa ems IgIlue titlifimnia tlhuilclliib but lbs umhms tu rule thl purfi le 10 Increase ira innnlhlr does urom e luu floor SI anl II admit 5111 new ireinbera wHit will each pur IiiCh i tnllatlpii fee rroin thete onrce the tie vuuro ttllili otitalned and the extra expeniee which will he neoeiiary 1nem it no nonbt about LF tlnitthl Is n II M her of new inrmbtr In I fact the i Urn dilly will I le tikeep in lie limit a fully ui prominent Eastern nurn eiuh come out to lea the StOut

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1 I 6 THE SUN SUNDAY APRIL 27 189UTHIRTY PAGESJ L d afbe i SUNDAY AlnIL 27 890 London OnVei ef TIIK flt H Hlrand 4 MI vv est eemmanlcallons should be ddrlt to lalut 4 1monieaUDDI M WilliE QHfand London H 0 The Greater New York The bill creating a commission to Inquire f Into tho expediency of Mr AnEw I OIIKKNS scheme for tho consolidation of tho towns In this vlclnly BO n to form a Greater Now York hfm pnwtcd tho Assembly I Mil Is now In tho Senate Accordingly there Is reason to hopo that tho subject will t L receive tho attention which Its vast Impor r tance deserves Tim Commissioners nre to obtain no pay r and I the only expenso to bo Incurred will b 110 at tho most Tho Legislature there j fore ought to have no hesitation about send ing the bill to the Governor for his slgna tutu 1 commits Ittelf to nothing and simply iiuthotlzes an Investigation on tho lines opened by Mr GJIFEN Tin plan Is of Btrlklng Interest I and makes a strong ap peal to thu Imagination 0 It Is pionented by t him In his memorial to the Legislature all tho municipalities Is that I Ills sound theory al lunlcl palities about tho pert of New York should innke up one grunt town In order that tho t development theso water privileges should y bmuoiu hatmonious than it Is now Tim present division of authority produces COl t fusion and eau crt much needless ex pen so t This port Is the contro of a population of about JrnoiKH anil It Is I growing nt tho rate of Fomothlng like onethiiil every ten years The population of the main town Is today In the nclghliorhood of 1000000 Brooklyn f f contains about 830000 people Jersey City him about 150000 Inhabitants and Long s Island City lloboken Stutcn Island Yon kOUI and the othur towns and villages of tho vicinity are all growing R rapidly U Western bettlonifnts who barn most reason for boosting of tholr progress Yet this population Is divided up and par S celled out among two States four cities and BX counties Nowhere In the world Is there I moro naturally homogeneous community f I has thosimu Interests and is really ono In sentiment and political aspiration Yet it U l stupidly governed by conflicting munici S pal machines that stand In tho way of Its healthful and orderly progress There Is no doubt that In duo time Mr OTIFENS project will bo can led out The drift of society is In that direction In busl less and in politics there Is everywhere a tendency to tho consolidation of Intorests and Now York will grow R London has grown by the aggregation of the forces of modern society I Is inevitable that the 1 most populous city which tho world has ever seen will b gathered here and wo question whether tho ratio of progress In that respect will not b moro rapid In tho next con tury than it has been In this So far from decreasing foreign Immigration la now larger than ever The arrivals ut Castlo Garden this year promise to b as numerous as at any time between 1S30 and 1890 when they reached a total for the decade of something like 5000000 Mr Gmt therefore Is looking Into the future of Now York with the clear vision of a statesman and his unselfish efforts to benefit tho people of the grand community should be supported by tho Legislature with enthusiasm The end of tho session is ap proaching and the bill establishing the Com mission ought be passed promptly I The Labor Demonstrations in Europe I I not surprising that M DE FREYCINET I and his colleagues should look forward with misgiving t the tremendous demonstra I tion of Paris workingmen which It Is expect ed will take place on Thursday next the second French 4 Fortytwo years ago seond L republic came within a hairs breadth of be i Ing strangled In the cradle by an upheaval of tho Paris proletariat On May 15 1848 a vast multitude of Socialists and Rods in Mided the legislative chamber from which they wero only with difficulty driven out by tho National Guards This repulse merely Inflamed tho resentment and Increased tho conlldcnco of the worklngmon who about a F month later broke out in open insurrection I i which was only put down after four days of t desperate barricade lighting by Gen CAl I l VAIONAO at tho head of the regular army t It Is trno thr M CoNbTASH the present Minister of tho Interior Is credited with a temper no less resolute than was that of CAVA I NAC and I the forces ut his disposal are fur laigor If liot better disciplined S than thoso transmitted by the Government of Louis PiiiLirrc to tho second republic hand the Socialists In Pal is On the other Holalsts 1als are now much moro numerous and bettor f orgnnled than they were In 1818 They form the strongest element of tho Boulanglst t coalition which swept theFrench capital by MI Immense majority In January of lost year nnd which even at tho general elec r tion of lust autumn maintained a slight r preponderance In the Department of tho Beinu Neither do they Ink experienced and determined leaders who would turn to account uny signs of heg w Jtatlon or of weakness on the part of the S authorities We should not forgot more over that a republic which professes to rest on tho good will of tho people cannot 1 with Impunity mow down thousands of citizens r with Hhol It tho deadly Zeus cannon fhol I was nldly animosity planted In the Turin worklngmen by time njocbacros of the Days of Juno 1818 which us VILTOH Huuo avers In his 0 History of n Crime rendered possible the subsequent rviu ititnt of loU NAPOMSON From every point of view imleod tho an nounced Intention of tho Paris artisans t turn out 011 May 1 two hundred thousind strong will place tho Ministers In an awk I ward pwllc uncut J no interference or control should bo attempted 1 demonstra tion ohteiiHibly economical might cash bo oonio political I a violent xiipprchsion in undertaken tlm attltndn Uhsumed by the Radicals toward labor will BCOIII odious com nled with that paied of such Conservatives us M Jorra Hmo who tho other daynt liorlln raised his glass by tim side of tho KniiKjior and tnclalrued I drink to all o al who suffer I Although attention will bn moro generally riveted nn time outpour of luborwH l In Paris this will b only the most striking feature of a widespread and concerted movement Tho International Council which Is supposed to represent the labor associations of tho Con tinent has arranged t celebrate on Thursday i day throughout western and central Europe what they term tho Festival of tho Resur rection of tho Working Classes In Aus triaHungary II I Italy in llclgium and Switzerland and oven in Spain time artisan I classes havo agreed t carr out tho plan Hlrttniu that the Austrollungurlan Gov ernment has refused to Alt leave S of absence t the workmen In Stato employ but the lUiHiiuna Kaiser has not undertaken to extent the ptohlbltlon to operatives In private factories and mines In Germany owing to the friendly attitude of tho young Em I peror there will b only a partial participa tion 1 the euf treated demOtrUn Tho 1 Ag L Rhenleh minors for Instance and the Social Dcmocratfl of Breeh have retolTod not t colobrato the day and their example baa had many followers Tho English tae unions as a body will have nothing t do with tho celebration but wo Infer from tho recent declarations of Mr JOHN Dun s that a procession and mass meeting arc content plated by a section of tho London Socialists It I not likely that any attempt will b mad to prevent I demonstration In tho British that at Berlin metropolis nnd It probable Dorln and throughout Germany workmen will be left at liberty to commemorate If they chooso an era In the history of wage earn ore whoso most memorable Incident Is time appearance of tho German Emporot In tho rolo of champion of labor On tho wholo tho signs are that no serious disturbance will tko place anywhere In Europe on May I provided the day passes In 1nrls without commotion ali a mur derous collision of workingmen and soldier Hut such Is tho present solidity of wage earners on tho Continent that a repetition of tho Days of June 1811 might excite a kind of social earthquake whoao shocks would bo felt from ono end of Europe to tho other i A Most Vicious Measure Wo have received I communication from the ofilco of the State Charities Aid Associa tion In this city signed with tho name of JOHN I FIKLBY calling our attention t a bill now before tho Legislature which pro vides for cumulative sentences upon eonvlc tions of time offoucoof public Intoxication conduct In tho city dlaordoily conduct or vagrancy ciy of Now York I Under this act says tho communica tion tho Justices aro required to sentence all persons convicted of said offences unless miuudliUcly released upon payment tit n Ile for n term of six months and the Com missioners of Charities and Correction arc empowered to Issue permits to tho persons no committed to bo at liberty providing that tho term of actual linprlsonmentshall bo not less than live days nor less than twlco tho term of actual Imprisonment upon the last previous commitment that this bill han boon prepared It seems tl thl hi his en at the instance of tho State Charities Aid Association and Is approved by tho Prison Association of New York The hope Is ex pressed that wo may Ibid It worthy of our support This hope must b unfulfilled Wo before and studied hare seen tho measure efor studle Its provisions and havo already stated quito emphatically some of our objections to tho proposition which It embodies to establish a tlcketofleavo system in this city Wo do not approve any socalled reform which leaves th duration of Imprisonment In tho case of petty offenders to bo determined not by courts or magistrates but by Irrespon sible administrative ofllcors Time Idea of requiring law that who drunk quiring by a man gets In tho street must bu sentenced to prison for fill months seems to us simply monstrous Under this bill tho Commissioners of Chari ties and Correction would uot b obliged t give a ticket of leave to a person so sen tenced and thus let him out of prison after a few days of Incarceration but thoy might if so disposed compel him to servo out the I d1poscd compl te full Personal tical foes might ful term or political fo b treated In this manner while others wero dealt with moro leniently Wo profess t look back with horror upon tho harsh punishments ishments I for crime which wero Inflicted In England a hundred years ago but accord Ing to tho Ideas of those days the punish ments which then prevailed were not proportionately portlonatoly more severe than It would b now to send a man to Jail for six months for simple dmnkonness or vagrancy or disor derly conduct Tho objects of tho bill are stated to bo two fold First to break the prevailing rounder custom by compulsory Increase of sentence for repeated offences and secondly t permit at toast a rough classification at the workhouse and to thus give opportunity for the successful employment of reformatory Influences or at any rate to destroy the per nicious Influcnco which tho present forced association of tho old and new offenders his Wo suppose that what tho State Charities Aid Association means by tho prevailing rounder custom Is tho habit on tho part of tho same offenders to get drunk tlmo and time again Possibly l an Increase of punish ment on each successive conviction might havo some deterrent effect but the question there to be such Increase whether ought t l an Incrcuo or not should b left by the law to tho Intel ligence and discretion of tho magistrate and should not be made mandatory Tho suggestion that tho enactment of this bill Is necessary In order to permit tho prison authorities to classify potty offenders soems particularly absurd It is difficult to perceive how tho requirement that all sen tences shall be six months long or the es tablishment of a tickotoflcavo system can aid tho workhouse officials In ascertaining whether a certain prisoner hog been thoro before or not J the prl son authorities really want to classify the Inmates of their Institutions thoy can do It without tho aid of any such statute This bill ought to b killed No member of the Legislature who appreciates tho true principles of civil liberty or Is a Democrat In anything but the name can afford t bo found among Its supporters Excitement In Philadelphia Mr JAMKS M BECK tho sparrow states man and ardent tariff reformer has had his Congressional aspirations chilled and in an open Ittor hat formally withdrawn from time contest in the Third Pennsylvania dis trict whore a fiiiccenbor Is soon to bo cliosun to SAMUKL J HANJJALL The vacuum caused by his withdrawal has boon promptly tilled however by time appearance of a candidate named Few who has been put In nomina tion by another Democrat named Foosu who oddly enough dates his political circu I lars at tho Sixth Auditors Ofllco L S Treasury Washington D C In the course communication to Foosr Mr Fow of I long commuuhatol lrlow declnnw very sensibly I do nut believe In free trade i but ho proclaims as his chief quullllcatlou Limo Interesting fact that ho la now the auditor appointed by time court to distribute time funds arising out of tho ns Blgnmeutot onu of time largest Iron mills along our river front and upon that point hu teem tu Imild his political hopes Many other Democrats are also appearing from various quarters to elalm the coveted nomi nation but at last accounU Senator Mo ALEC had the inside track and was re ported by u Philadelphia newspaper as going about CliCHtnut street parrying an oldfash honed umbrella and electioneering under It While this pleasant state of things exists among tho Democrats ot Philadelphia tho Republicans hare been less fortunate In dtod they havo barely escaped a serious disaster An Internal Utivcnuo Collector DAVID MARTIN by 1 mime a choen Hopubll can leader was Bent on an Important er rand t Senator QUAY In Washington He put up at tho Illsgs house but as the mtailelphiit Jreux Informs us t ow ing to time negligence of a porter ono gun burner was left turned on a circumstance that caused Ills room to till with gas and while not asphyxiating him mado him flick for 1 short time happily lit waa rescued l 1 but his narrow escape urnUhea A topic of conversation In Philadelphia times and exciting adventure Btlrrinsr Ue ad excitng adventur are howovor not falling t the lot of the of that tow Republicans and Democrats twn exclusively for the reformers or citizens are also up and doing They hnvo Issue several hundred Invitations for a meeting t b held In Association Hall on Wednesday evening next I Is understood that there will b some I plain talk about Uio opera tion of tho city dcportmenU In tho last yea or two In this respect tho annual meet Ing of tho Citizens Committee will It I seems lx different from tho previous annual meetings Heretofore tho reformers nnnl vorsnrles have been celebrated by mooting at which reports of tho work of tho coin mlttco for tho year were rood and a dinner given afterward On Wednesday the dinner will b dispensed with Wo aio not In formed what le to this revolutionary ali startling change In the usual plan of cam palgn but whatever tho cause plain speak Ing will bo In order at tho gathering and a It Is hinted that there will b a good deal of criticism of the Department of Public Works This may mean more than at first appears When reformers omit their din ner they evidently moan business and i Bomb ono must stand from under Moan I while SIcALEEBB open umbrella covers tho head of a prospective Democratic Con gressman BECK has bolted out of the race entirely and wonder Is expressed In Wash ington that MARTIN did not turn off tho gas when ho found It escaping Instead of dis playing an Ignorance on tho subject of modern menus of illumination which tho enemies Philadelphias progress will quote hereafter In criticism of that town The Compromise Election Hill Tho amended election law which passed tho State Senate on Thursday by a practi cally unanimous vote possesses tho negative und very questionable merit of being n moos uro which contains no feature which any member of that body Democrat or Uepub I can deemed It worth while t oppose Senator FABSITT tho leader of tho Republi cans In tho upper House declared It to b a I miserable substitute but otc for It and Senator JACOIIS who has throughout led tho contest for tho Democrats said that while lie was opposed absolutely to any disfran chising system ho would vote In favor of this bill because It did not disfranchise any one That was a there was t It Tho now law contains a number of provi sions which t the minds of foolish persons will probably appear t bo mammoth reforms forms yet thoy Involve no essential change In our present voting system A few annoyances It Is true are added to tho bur den of tho voter but ho I deprived of no vital constitutional right Thus Instead getting his tickets outside of tho polling place ho is to get thorn Inside Instead of nr his ballot wUon tho ballot ranging balot wlon facing bnlot box as now ho must stand at right angles with it Instead of receiving a set of tickets which he can voto In the form in which he gets them ho Is to receive several sots and Is t choose one ticket from tho whole number I on any account or for any reason ho Is nnahlo to do this the law provides a cumbersome ar rangement whereby t gummed tickets t are to b provided outside of tho polling place and ho must paste ono of these over ono of ho tickets given him Inside of tho polling place Substantially this loaves the system as it Is now About the only I difference Is that there must bo gum on the back of his ticket j obtained from a worker a grotesque reform Indeed Of course nothing Important Is gained and at thin same time nothing of importance Is surrendered by a law like that which the Donate has passed I tho State at tho de mand of a numberof foolish reformers worn to direct that t vote a citizen should walk thrice around the block in which tho pol Ing place was located such a direction would bo absurd but would b deprive no man of his right to vote Tho only effect would bo that a number of busy men tho most Intelligent body of citizens I would stay at home or decline t vote On tho other hand such 1 provision would work largely to tho benefit of floater for tho Individual who was receiving 2 for hula vote would not at all object to making a goasyouplcapo circuit of tho block On tho contrary ho would bo In favor of length nlng tho course go that tho commercial value of his ballot might b enhanced All experience teaches that every absurd and unnecessary restriction added to tho oxer Iso of the franchise operates to reduce the total vote nnd to Increase tho opportunities of those who Inclined thos are corruptly Inclned The now law if passed will secure sonic salutary changes as for Instance the as umptlon of the expcnso of printing tho tickets by tho State This Is a trilling item In election expenditures but ono which In the public Interest tho State ought to pay The dangers from which tho bill rr leves the franchise mire however much more Important than any benefits which it secures Fun vaunted Australian system does not enter Into tho bill at all lime Interference of tho sworn public of leers Is dono away with Thero I I no marking of tickets with pens or load pencils In order that tho Illiterate may bo disfranchised There is no blanket ballot three feet long There Is no affidavit of Illiteracy Then Is no interference with the rights of political parties cither to nom unto or to work for candidates no monopoly of tickets no compulsory mcreryj and more Important than all elsn tlietp U no abridgment of universal manhood suurngo Certainly no politician oan object to tho low law for I devised by politicians only and for their single benefit It could not answer their purpose better Under the present system there aro usunlly about oven tickets voted at an election and the citizen arranges these to suit himself rot I ng perhaps for the Democratic electoral ticket for tho Democratic State ticket for thin Republican county ticket for a Labor Reomblyman for an Independent nominee fur Alderman and for a judicial ticket made up on I nonpartisan basis and containing tho names of men of various shades of political belief Under tho new system however ho must vote ono ticket madn up by I political party and If not satIsfied with any name upon It ho must wiilo or paste a substitute Tho effect of hln will bo to strike a blow at Independent voting and thus to enable the candidate however objectionable who get tho regular nomination to pull through whereas under the present system his chanccaof sue else might lie very poor Again In thE cao If f unlettered voters or those who do not use the Kugllfih language In their daily concerns a similar result la probable for instead of preparing 1 sot of tickets at heir homes which will embody their choice of f candidates they will b restricted t the a gummed raster handed them by the election worker and falling t vote that oven though I have upon It some names they di not favor they cannot vote at nil ltngeturr tho new system will further atiu ncnt and Increase the Inlluencoof the pohitl I emil machines und will further diminish the chalices of Independent voters and the pro poet of the reformers themselves I not Infrequently happens that the unskilled per son who wishes t alter an edifice the solid Ity and symmetry of which ho does not ap preciate Is tho fIrst t b hit In tho prooos of alteration brick from above ntortoD by I brck frm nhvo Poets and Assassins Tho most astonishing thing In the world for at least throe weeks past la tho appear ance In tho Evening Post of a letter from ono of tho sweetest poets In this town warning GODKIN that ho la in danger of nssasslna ton and inferentially offering moral nnd physical support In case of a murderous assault on Lanai I Is n weird and mysterious Intimation quickly follow od by an Invocation n awful In Its dramatic Intensity as Cardinal Itiuu aLlays In tho play I What aro these whispers asks tho sweet poot out killingsomo ono which are heard just now from I certain circle of discredited statesmen I Is then bodily In jury t b the last desperate resort of ex posed political villainy I I BO there will bo n of civic wrath In New York which will make Louisville forgotten Respect fully I W GILDEII a Such throats are made adds GODKIN solemnly and gloomily Tho poet will have no occasion to Invoke tho cyclone I ho has hoard any whispers ho has grotesquely misapprehended their significance Tho only weapon that GODKIN has reason t fear is I the alotliomoter tho terrible little Instrument which tells whether a man Is truthful or mendacious The big British companies In tho African trade are conspicuously In the front of the movement to curtail the rum trade Th lloknl Nicer Company has reduced tho Import of spirits to onofoiirth Its recent volume I has prohibited tho trade In onethird of IU terri tory Intends to do BO In another third and with regard to the remaining third is awaiting an agreement by England Franco and Ger many The British East African Company Is excluding liquor from every part of Its largo territory The African Lakes Company refutes to carry intoxicants to the lake regions and the British South Africa Company has just reo olvoJ absolutely to prohibit the Bale of spirits to the natives These companies are settIng a good example which German enterprises In Africa Boom to be In no haste to follow I McCANX talked less like I man with an valuable axe to grind his testimony would be more JtOCKTTELL IIAS NO LIABILITIES A BaRt or One or the IleTllInnl emd Prince Krletotr Cano AmODK 1 Alien A novul feature IB added to the assign ment of A 1 HockTToll the furrier at 731 Broadway by the statement of Horace O Whlto tho assignee that lio has failed to find any liabilities among tha accounts of tho house Mr Rockwells assignment was mmle last tat tion urday as Assignee White sass for probe tonI was apparently paid Mr Va bite yester day to provide against an application for Judgment In the sum of UGUO made by Itovlllon Knrns or Paris Mr liockwoll was their American agent in 1882 when they shipped him a consignment of 7000 sealskins Alter these had bcou sold many complaints of their Inferior quality were inaao and ns tho liovlllous refused to provide any oomponsn lon Mr liockvvell sustained a loss of SioOuO Later ho discovered that the dram Lter was selling outside to the American trade Ho wrote ask lag for 1 10 per cent commission on all goods Bold In this country While they did not dis pute his right to this he never received a cent save on goods handled by himself All this time he supported his own oxpouias ana lost heavily in bad debts I About a ybar ago Loon Itovlllon n member of the llrm miccotded In porsuadlncMr Cork well 10 gIve them io0ut worth otdratts lor I commodullon Ho said they wished to uho IbO them for collateral on which secure mnney for two now buildings and would them solves take them up when they became tlol Thu suit before Jmlco Jiarrott whloh ho IMS I oidcred tried IB on cvora1 of theso drafts When time remainder tocouio due tho total amount will bo swelled to lsoMU S Mr loekwcl bus often unsuccessfully at tempted to obtain a jttlointmi with time Him 11 and Is satisfied to loire Urn matter In tho courts In his answer ho clilms commissions to the extent of MUuu i and It Is rrohublo that 1 will Institute suit ngiintiho Ilriu Jar I 110000 damages lot bad skins ruin of business Ac Tho drafts hare been MJOP and not onn hits I assed from the hand of lelllim llrothurs iome are as clear as tho auy thor were ou ainod ta1i1 Whlto said ha could not yet toll what Mr lockwolls asSets are Am one thorn nro n but of a locoasvd mvmbornf 1 the Koilllon I housa nod tho hlUorheuilod can alleged to halo been Ion by time 1rlncoof ales to Prltica lie Jourlo Erlstoll who wius arrested u year ago for lallinir to pay for a eonlsLlu overcoat Jtt ANNEX TO 1HOOI A The Cadet Corp In I IlHlnlnc I7p Lad to he Trooper fly and Sly The cadet corps Troop A Cavalry Cnpt Charles F Hoo which attended service with tho troop at tho Church of the Heavenly Host last Sunday Is composed of about twentyOva lads a years old and upward I was organized about six weeks ago On account of Its youth has no ofllcors yet but In time It will have company organization Tho lateness of time canon presents much progress being made In his direction In tho near future but Ibo corps hopes to bo organized ns I company at least sixty strong before the autumn Is oer Time corps Is composed of boys who are moro or loss afllllntod with Troop A nnd who wish 10 com bine their taste for rldlnir with military drill inionc the cadets aro S 1 1 HOI son of dipt toe and youthful representatives of the Van tonsselcar Cancer Aldcn Whlto lininey Maclay and other families rho corps la or anlred for the purpose of furnUhlnit recruits to fill iho vacniclo which limo or other cniiien cnl8 will make In Troop A The corps drills every udnemlay afternoon In Dickers lildlni Avad oniy Officers 01 tho troop tuko turn in nctmi troll I actli is drill masters rime drill Is that of time rtgu tnr Inuildltlon to puttlcc them rIU ararmy ltdllul Ilullc thor ihrouuh mllltury evolutions limo drill niasicra ulto on denlor to remedy defects In riding Il Most of time hors however worn fairly good riders to begin with and Iho corit as a whole MS already made satisfactory progreng UK H military body Tho young cawillorH wear darkblue uniforms with a yellow stripe down tIme lees of the troinont and forage caps Troop A provides their mounts and other equipments tbo lads pailntr n certain sum which covers all exiwaos Troop A Is not tIme only military orcaniJtlon which hunt an nnno c In time shape of a cu let corps Tho Second Snttory ham similarly provided for time fllllni of vacancies In Its ranks Tbe HeTcnlli RcKiuient and the Ire Punt tie 1 hoiilhein View Vuifi lute Mrmphil Aviltanchf I Is to bo presumed at least to bo hoped httttit mm who folioeJ liratit lo lciur licirlily udori Ill cotnuloi all ie I I Mjrli tiuatitftn bui It t allo l 10 bo exptct il that they arn Ilko lilut rockrlbtiel iii the oploluti that the roulli was In the Mrnni U tl rx do not id bflltre then ours they tilrad cutthroat autl othooeit volunteer H would let bo Improper for Northern lace and Vnloim teterani to le preteut at time unielltiiir of the tatuo aDd participate la the cerrinoitif I IntllrlJuaU but ii l no evidence of unfrlfDjiMtMlM them la de line to do ao aa an urcauUe t forca emil It wouM tie belt to part tbem Iht nereully ul decllulni Two flue Old HumbiiB frm IK IWilurtjit Uiitcl ci TiE BUN declares that the KcKlnley tariff bill la a nnt otJ 1 CepuLllcau humtiuK I prerlouiir n mused a almllar opinion In regnril M Hit MIIU bill wbleb could be luromed up by calling II a fine old Dem crallo uunibu After a compleia lamination or both leaeurea tIme public may b lnclliit1 tu retard run Bces oplnlou aameaaurtably correct in bomb CAM Move Mwnr Steer alkc lalrnpernncet q frmn tin iriiburai Uiwlrl In the License Court yesterday Judgo EwIng wlce declare his opinion that a man who drank rive cr ime iluite of beer a day wai not lemi era e IVbcre Will Tal llm time Zoo Im I The Turk Commissioners will glrs n hearIng I 61 I i4 I a clock on l uiUr uornlDii on limo vuuiecl of had jmOvaI of tli musZCrt troni lii Jueht sit In CIA liii IMk to colt iom wb ie Ue U lui park I 3UK KQVADnUM 1JT CLAIUO HS4 HaiM Ball tor tk e dr ka to LMk AtOth r JBtcrcittloii U B BQUADHON OP EVOIDTIOJI Conru April OTnrnot practice and routine drills have been the order of the week and to not through with the former has taken some verr eoercetlo work beginning early and ending late keeping live targets In constant use This Is about the first opportunity of testing 111 now navy revolver In actual service with the men who would bo required to usa I In case of trouble It Is a handsome wollbslftnced and re 0nahlr light elxshooter and Is selfcock Ing and the only fault to bo found with U Is that the hanlmor Is apt to got foul after a few shots have been flrod almost taking awn Its eelfcocklng properties On tho whole how ever It Is VAry superior weapon and has elvon Brent satisfaction On At rll 5 1 tho squadron wai surprised bl a visit from Mr A Louden Knowdcn U 8 Min ister to Athens to laer Orcoce who came up from hnvo a short visit with Admiral Walker nnd to tako a look at Ibo vessels Ho was received with the usual honors and I salute of fifteen guns wa fired on his departure from the fine ship Ho made a stay of several days and In pocted tha Admiral tho plcturcsiiuo Island Incompnnrlwlth On the day of his arrIval two events of eon Bldorablo Interest to tho athletes of the Bintadron took place Tha first was a ball game between tho lioston and Yorktown In which tho llostons boat by a score of 28 to 20 All the vessels of the squadron have uniformed clubs and nochancolslostof giving them II no chnlco Elvlll tbeU an opportunity to show their proficiency As will be scent by a gloiico at the above score which IN I unusually low wo do not believe In any ridiculously email number of runt but con sider It In far better tasto to keel spectators pleased by frequent inufTs fouls and three baggers with 1 correspondingly largo number ui runs xnooiner sporting event was a race between I doublebanked whnlobont belong ing to tho Chicago and K slnglebaukod boat belonging to the Yorktown Tho Chicagos bout won the men without much dllllculty April li i was labtcr Sundav at homo but hero they hnvo not adopted tho Oregonian calendar and It wns 1ulni Sunday Uho streets wero crowded with people mnnyol them in from tho country anti nil dressed in their national coo I lumoi Horo nnd thoro I woman or girl could bo soon with a deepbluo skirt velvet jacket j trltnme I i llh coil or embroidered with flow ers In gold 1 spotless white lace handkerchief on her head bright pink or ftarlnir rod sash ivhlto stockings almost covered with black om iroldery and shoes of rod leather worked In n ue mind white ouch wIth an enormous ball of jlucnndwhito or rodaud whIte orated at ho too In addition to all this she would probably be laden with about as much jewelry

as could well bo hung on one per son Time mlxturo of rock Albanians Italians and others was remarkably pictur esque Tho day happens to bo a national holi day as well as areIimmommsfetivalhoimmi I tha luuivurnitr ui UTCOK luuuponuonco AH inn voisoli of time Hinmdron wore decorated in honor or tho day In time morning I To Doum ns sung In time cathedral and Admiral Walker nnd his staff and 1 number of other officers of ho Rniindron attended In full uniform In the evening tho Admiral gave a dinner on board ho Chicago In honor ot Minister Hnowdon Among the guests besides the Minister were ho Prefect of Corfu tho General commanding limo military forces stationed on the Island the lnld I States Consular Agent who Is I lirltlsh Consul n8 well and thu commanding officer of ho Ilrltl h training ship Cruiser On April 7 another dinner was given by time ward room of Icars of tIme Chlcnco to the ofllcors of time Atlanta This completed the series given by tho llngshlp to the other vessels of tho Dqundron Ilko Its predecessors It wan an oxicodtugl pleasant atTaIn and as far as the olllcors are concerned thoro Is no doubt that IhAso occasions hBO done their part toward decreasing the feeling ot dissatisfaction that was so prevalent I low weeks ago In fat olllcors mind mon alike seem to have settled down Into a comparatively steady routine and thoro Is a little less grumbling both for ward and aft than at rummy time during the rulse All now oem to reahe that there Is I work and a trent deal of I too which must ho done and nhtla some still prophesy many insertions from time crews nt tho first oppor tunl with the exception possibly ol the York town whom Commander Chudwlok ceems to o very popular thoro Is undoubtedly hoes ill 1 collnc thnu formerly I certain of the old rmvy regulations which however good thoy nlcht have boon thirty or forty years ago are not at nil applicable to service In the modern oHsels wore altered as they should belt IB rohilile tlmt thu change would still further lo away with dissatisfaction ItKLlUlOX AXU POLITICS A Noutliern Clerff mun who Iute IlellEton In the Merond 1lnce Frfivi thf r limrlIifinncrat In the frt plnrn I utterly repudiate and re sent all arguments based upon the degrada Inn of 11 cry us It was culled In that In tltutlon ns it exKted nt the houth no have limo only experiment which has ever or any where proved MICI osul In elevating and chll zlng tho uegionice ABIO tho social aspects of tho negro question to mo the only htositIo i holutlon FOOIIIH to rest iii a word in itch vIlIfied but now Ufed by mo lurpoboly ti Bccontuiite immy Idon I 18 caste I I ho no wIsh hue to Mine the question of time inferiority of tho negro race Ihoso who choose tuny consider It superior to tIme white nee Hut I believe Hint WI should maintain ho t In t ii imt e limo I ol mclal separation which alert itlmito man nnd negro In time houth un orslands It Involves no want of humanhjm I h1olro 10 Inn hl 11 I Im patliy or Chrlsilan illiCit but it stands Bol der than a st no null If tho missionaryeal of our clergy flulllcos we mil Iii tlmo possibly llnd u majority of our Council black n consnmmntinn mot dovoutly to to proeatod Itoas auibodv wish this Vo think It good to havn coloieil pnnple bo Count KplscopaltMiH mime moro the bettor 111 east would think It unfortiiiinto to havo 100 iiinyof them or t Indeed very many of them II 1 lucy i mire to hit In our Council I mould oiirdollb ratloiih und in many way brfiik 1100 tIme color Ina ot ct 11t I Inl Indlcatod Wo must ndont ono allcrnathoor the other 1 would not sea niornlilo limo effort diminished ono lira 1 to ameliorate lcOf I time lollgloiiH I condition of Imo m blacks Hut 1 am invlllliiK to bo sitbmorged by them or to com Ilwlll 1Icato the hurh with politics WlIIHM 1KKSTON JOHNSTON NKVV Oni IVNS April 11 I nvcntxm 12 Liuiiur AT LAST It R Lacier I Get Iiitn the Comb Than I 1 to let Out AKuln J1UIA0 OJlrieim ol that Supronto Court ter minated yoterdny time Imprisonment of John I I liuchnnun who had begun to think ho wan to spend an Indefinite period la the Tombs Ithougb thoie wax no charge against him lltichunan was arrested on March 0 on com lulnt of his sisters Deborah and Elizabeth who aid that ho had threatened them and hat thoy feurod ho would do thorn bodily injury polIce Itiftlco Iowr Pont the cao 10 lImo iiiieral hosslons In ilofaulcot I Jut ball I immeli amman wont to I tIme Tombs while tho papers I 1 his emiso wont to Amtlhtaiit District Attorney JiiilHiiv Mr Lindsay docidod that no I rlmo was chnreoil nnd that tho case I vas not ono for the Urand Jury In tho menu time lluchanans sIsters had i Isltud him relented and filed uu nilinnvlt In which they withdrew tIme complaint But flu lu cimamm mimi was 811 I In jail vvlixn his frlomls got Lawyer Vult to secure I wrltof habeas coi pus AHUtHiit DUtrlct Attorney Gro n told Jus I I leo I Illnun tliat I personally lie hail no ot joe tro 11mm to thai discharging of tho limn but ex Irsd I deslro t to i hnvu the legiil technicalities I etlldd Judgo OUrlon said limy couldnt bu ittled at the oponso of liuchunuuu liberty oXIuI80 Iborty and discharged him n A IMiimher York u Wine Cellar Through u Mole In the Wull KyjiA UHI April 20limo muchmaligned lumber has turned up In a now role hero W 1 llisioll who 1 eups n diug I store In the loruncn block on toulh Sallua street hud his tluiitiou attracted yesterday by I noise In tho tout lolliir On gnlug down bo saw a bottloo I Ihlno wino dlHappoailnc I through I hole in tho ii ull Ho I flMtd t hU nttiintloii 11 lion time spot hoiothu b tilt I had dUupoarodand wa cur rUml to ate tutu arm and hand of a man sud cnly I appear ncaln and another buttla dlsnp lear Mr Jllssill came out of tIme cellar and 111 vent around on time other xldo 01 tIme wall and there he found Mophon llcantiy who hud been orkiiig Mr illesotis win colur lor all Iwas I orth lleaney Is a pliiiubor and wits working on time other Hldo of limo I wall lie was captured mud was elm ml m gttui In I tho t police court this moru I ig with I Ian cny In steiilluix iourtenn bottles of 11 wIno and ho vvuu uontencod acuuidlngly iMolve IrapdrlrU tirilve Jlnrr Twelve 1olos who were landed at time Dnrga nice xetcrdy from the llamburr tteamnlilp bcandl wore Uetalnel 41 contract lalOrers I wee SimS lhat 1mev wrmuinx tu oori auraTedliteri in Wiuiillaou tIUomcry They OCOtO that ihey all had islamic dlz stoic frO at WuOliawn who bad Invited them tu collie utor anil were let go I To Annll Puitor Meredith I The llev C V King of hay iimore lu L hal sirs pled a can Lu gmmeii t paator of the Icinpktne h e I ue loitrrejrailonal ruurrh UrooLlru II wiiiaaalel L I Uie her Ut Jittedllb aiU late rtctlvi C aalatjr ut UWW A 010 JOa IN WA8UIIiaiOV AC AbM40B A qedut LRS 0 Mult Aata tb aoTtVmaaCBt for 0 510000 WAsnixoTON April 26Thirt1 and moro rears ago an aqueduct was constructed In the usual war near the surface of the earth to bring water from the Great Fall of tho Io tomac sixteen mile above the Capitol to sup ply the city A receiving and a distributing reservoir wore constructed on time hills bo rond Georgetown and from the distributing reservoir great Iron Pipes or mains woro put down to bring the water to tho city Time aquo duct was constructed on a great scale but time crovlnlon for distributing the water owing to time quadrupling of tho population had bo coma Inadequate to that object nnd to supply time defect tho Irresponsible goveinors of tho District time Concioss of the United ate by tho advIce and suggestion of on army officer 150 feet below tho adopted the plan of going hllol surface of the earth and boring their war through the solid rock n distance of four malIce They estimated that time cost of boring four miles through tho rock would bo pre cisely t5aa53455 Congress promptly mado the appropriation In 1882 with other largo sums for purchasing the right of war ilk fact under ground and tho ground for tho now reservoir on the hills jnst ont of Howard Uni I versity Hut time appropriation was mado on the Assumption that a surface aqueduct was to bo mod This preliminary appropriation of some t750OUO was Boon spent and CoRgroen was called upon for an additional sum of iTliUUO which was to cover all expenses and wind tho business lP Jut tho sapient engineers had assumed first that at tho depth of eightylive foot below tho lovvoflt surface on tho line of tho aqueduct thoro was to be found uniform hard firm rock which would require no brick arch ing I and concrete or filling up of crov Ices This assumption was found to be fallacious and they wont down to the depth of 100 foot Horo I everything was to bo found firm and uniform Hut again tho engineers wore mistaken and n heavy expense had to be Incurred In making arches through soft stone with enormous ex penditures for concrete brick and what not Another appropriation was therefore needed and 1320000 was voted With this Bum tho halo was bored through hard and soft rock four miles in length or moro accurately 20715 foot which Is thrco miles and ninetytwo linn drcdtliB ot a mile Hut still another appropria tion of ClSiOoO wns asked for and granted making aggregate amount of SlGG95ni55 or nearly a million dollars more than the first estimate of time cost of the work And If the work had boon satisfactorily completed there would bo little complaint made Hut after having paid out a million and a quarter to the contractors It was discovered In I8S8 that time linlngof the aqueduct was so defective as to render the whole work worth less The discovery was made not by the vig ilance of the Inspectors but by thp voluntary statement of BOmo ot the laborers The re port of the Congressional committee of which Mr Edmunds was the Chairman stated with reference to this matter In the allot PWS the work having progres e very attentively It waa discovered through the statement of tome of the workmen employed that thin home work was being Improperly done This bit to a aaBpen Ion of the work anJ tho appointment ot your commit tet with the power and duties hereinbefore Hated C U epicene from the report of the expert and from time teetlmony taken to bo beyond all questIon that nub atanllally tha whole and every part of the llnlnir of the tunnel li absolutely and enormoully defective and that It li scarcely too much to lay that there U bardly any conllnuou length of ten feet In the whole llnlnir where the backlor particularly over the arch of the lining U not slitter abiolutely w anting or only partially filled In or when fully filled In 10 badly conitructed as to make the whole Lacking ot the lining entirely worthies It was of course the sworn duty of Cant Thomas W Symona a regular army officer who had charge of time work from Dec 1 1883 to May 188G to see to H that the work was honestly and faithfully dono and It was equally Iho duty of JJcckwtth t Quacken bush the contractors to see to It that the Im portant work for which they were receiving liberal pay was performed according to con tract It was their duty to go through the aqueduct from day to day and watch the pro gress ot time work in every plane of It There were inspectors appointed but they should have been watched in order to mako sure that the work wan faithfully exocutod Hut this they failed to do and on the contrary satisfied themselves with time reports of interested sub ordinates who availed themselves ot the op portunity to defraud the Government On this paint the Congressional committee bay It Appears from the testimony taken that during the progress of the lining work under the last contract If cot earlier several of the doveruuient Inspector K boo Dames appear In the testimony and hobe duty U was to watch the operations of the workmen and ie that time work was done according to thn contract In the nolld filling with cement mortar and rubble of all these space outside of the lining Ac under color of orUng overtime Ac roiclved under tome names various sum ut money from the contractors tho Itinekoejier of the contractors entering In tile time book thrite Vtlllou iiHiues Intended to represent the particular Inspectors and from which time book the autos were computedput InentrloposadJrested to this Ilciltiuno names handed to some of the subcontrartora or handed over directly to time Inspectors ae the case might happen to bo Messrs Lydecker Qunckonbusb and Klrlln time latter the chief Inspector all denied knowledge of thoeo knaveries and limo com mlttoo aeqult Major Lydeekerof corrupt prac tices Hut buy the committee In view of tbe eTidenre the committee feel compelled to par that the ndUeri III charge of the work as well an the ulilef Inspector mnil have bli guiliy of great tierfII gene In Ito dlsihartie of their Iluhlee for lt ceeluta hum poulhle to conceive lhat in any work of this itreat Im port tICS requiring after rep iled exuinlimtioiis laud lulisideratlons of tie subject the incfcl perfect Lon strutftlon and the most porfeet fiilllliuenl of the con tract for M complete ami ftoltd bark to the lining this systematic shark work cuuM nite gene on for months of time and for Ibuliands h of feet In leuifLll of tunnrl without being iliFCuvtreil If any one of the engineers connected whim tbu work or anj one of the insi ectors bad done his duty Major Lydecker was court mnrtlnlod and pun 11usd for neglect of duty but acquitted ol any corrupt practice Cipt hyuiom who had charge of the work While tIme grander part ol It was In progress was mono lortuntito lie un derwent a severe examination by tionulor KU mumis before committed of the benato but wa allowed to go umiucplloncd by n military court or a court of law And tills It the more surprising In vlow of tIme testimony elicited by the comm immittos No one ban been punished nor oven Indicted for those demonstrated fraud and robberies of tlio government and on tIme contrary the contractors Heckwlth vr ijiia kontiuuh have brought suit ngalnbt time iiouTiimtiit for a Inrgu Bum MJ3 ii 2 which they claim to bo Mill due them lime statu llnir claim In groat detail consisting ol largo sunn ultliheld to In ours time porformnnco vf th work und othoi largo sums for work dono beyond time amouutu ttlpulated In tho contracts It wmld be lOll oils to enumerate the Hems ol tlo account they bring auulnst the Oovornmuut Although the aiiuoduct has been abandoned as a fraud In conception ant cocutlon time cfinutry need ant bcnurprlsed if an additional award tu iinckcnbiiBh A Co of 2UOWlor inoro filial I bo ttddo 1 to time mil I Ion und mmi ore thoy hnvo aliiadj r ilvtd for not making u piiftlcablo aauAdict 1 ho ease In Its criminal aspocl In I now In the hundiof time 1nllcd I Males Uhtiht I Alt I racy und It Is not fmprohanlo I but I nil jet inermts by time raud Juiy may tot bd found ngiinst somebody connected with limo en o Tutu Butt Inspeitora at any rate may bo i unlhlicd for orgeiles and frauds as tIme evidence ngiilnst them liulii ailr matter pf record heir 1 steal Ings ii ore hut u bagatullo computed i with lie I fraudulent I nxociillon of m I the work on thn Ill inn duct but their prosecution may dutolop evl donut against their superiorslu authority who connived nt tIme greater knaveries connected with time work HlrlLro Aiuonc Ilscarinuker There wore nine strikes among tho cigar meters denim hIts pest eck The prlnclral cause of trouble Is the low wanes imw prevailing Two hundred bands ernplo el l IV haulmsn ilroiiirr 5 llundy struck avalnst rtducllon male tome lime ago and secure Ue adrauce leiiuiidol and K promiie that the tilts juliet bouse and cheap dour systems should be abol Isliol Iltly eioplciets of William flaiibburg atrumb for an aivanioaud got It mid laioby Hrulhrrs hau liiro now uu mnke for an altance Ilir ciuplinees of Memeclie A Kirr and U AU rr IP lat PHlh stieet liatetr I ck in cmpel tii n I umpnirers in raititre the tam cecie I prco iii end mu tm etter tcciory 1mm Ii teiuinmuie uwiid mm mis Crimu cmii timy omnplalii that their rooms cc too ha c Sr Allen ma hluremmj 1 mu IStot hum oil mm mmcii of hey trmkca liii an imucrea lii wee Cr dun till It Pmriut k hrneyuto S clad Kauf man i ID a factories hIts eirmtc cc hut vIaafg if Ine laternatlonAi Inluii The hands In 7elein s factory Ill Fulton strut HrooUrii sirnik yeItirdy ii ace were reduced i icr cent Thlsirikaw laso I receive hill tttiilonif the Inleruatlooal flog I A deepsealed muSh cruelly Irlrs the lungs and wades lie general Strength A rndeni rnori for ln aiilirud is to lit i Jrnis ii riuraiil a reinedr her all ronbl4 wink Leilimmis Sronchmth cr my katiaoaaq si I imir u eonta ox ts lOV21fry Society events In the past week have been of at many kinds as the weather A bright un broken sunshine with the trees just bursting Into leaf made the Park almost a paradise during the first three days but the cold Mono which not in on Thursday Interfered spitefully with tho eooonJ tea at Claremont and made of It nn Indoor ln terul of an al fresco apron Musicale dances weddings and late vcnlnn with CarmoDclta Imvo all had their turn with tho fashionable throng broken br departures for Europe college burlosquoi hat nights nt the Metropolitan visits to Barnum0 and coaching parties to tho Country Club Tho music afternoon at MM Nicholas Flih on Monday was greatly onjoreil billie few who were bidden although U U doubtful whether tho Hood Club which was snilnoaod to ba the lending fcituro of the meeting gave aa much iiluasuro as time glueing of the hostess Tuesday was tho weddIng day of many a Imply outh and nrotty maid and the number of awnings Htrotchoil across the Hldpwalk from prominent churches might easily have mado a corner In raiivas Tho two largoatasBomblagei were at Calvary Church and at the Presbyterian ulaco of worship nt time corner of University pmeo and Tenth street More Miss Anne Mur ray and Mr WIckllfTa Yuloo were united by the Kuluconal service road by clergyman an other denomination and hero most probably time fairest bride of the day repeated hor solemn vows Thoro was a large congregation of young rooplo roiirunontlng old and wellknown families principally Hurrays llronsoni DaynrilH ami Ocdeu Time sisters ot the brIde Mr Lucius Wllmerdlnu and Mrs Ilayard Cutting wore no bonnets and wer moat becomingly coiffed mind costumed Their llttlo daughters In ploturosjun hats and car rying baskets of roses followed the bride up limo aisle mid wero hor only nttondatitn Among tho family group was Miss Alloo Itathbono of Albany who Is shortly to marry Jlr Archibald Murray a brother of tho bride who officiated as best man Miss Itathbono IB extremely handsome and Is a j ouncor sister of Mrs Hob ort Oliver who before lion marrlauo was so well known In Now York ns Miss Marion Hathbone Mls9 Constance tiebacks marriage to Mr Ar chibald Oracle drew n largo number of people to Cavalry Church although the Invitations ware HHld to have boon limited AR In the COM of Miss Murray no bridesmaids but a pretty little maid of honor In the person of Miss Isabel Cameron walked up with hue bridal procession Miss Hchack8 beauty and accomplishments mado pootilo critical of her appearance as a brldo and there wore some who found fault with the arrangement of her head gear and thought thoy had seen her look better But In splto of adverse opinions very few statelier or handsomer woman have ever gone to the altar than the present Mrs Archibald Oracle Khorrya popular rooms which have wit nessed many gay scones and brilliant gather ings during tho past winter were well filled on Wednesday evening by the young frIends of Mrs Leroy Jones who danced two cotillons ono led by Mr Amory Carhart dancing with Mrs Archibald Mockay and the other by Mr Stockton Colt mimi Miss Post Displays of jew els or of very rich gowns are rather out ot fusli Ion at this time of the year but the ball mado up In go and spirit what it laeked In bril liancy or showIness Cards are out from ItlshoD and Mrs Potter for time marriage of their daughter Miss Jane Potter to Mr Charles Howland Russell on Wednesday May 7 at Bt Georges Church Btuvvesant square The engagement of Miss Emellne Ilockscher daughter ot Mr John O Hockschor to Mr Eucrton L Wlnthrop Jr which has been talked about for Borne months past was offi cially announced on Tuesday Time marriage It Is said will take place at Newport July 8 The wedding dress of Miss Theresa Fatrwbo Is to marry Mr Herman Oelrlchs at Ban Fran cisco on the 8th of Juno has already bean de spatched to the home of tho bride by the Pa risian artist who bad time matter In charge having cost In lace satin insurance and ous toms duties about 10000 It la said to be ot tIme rarest and finest lace over satin the lac bolnc of euih ancient Unease that the manu facture of It has long since become a lost art Time jowols of course will be equally costly rind aluable HO that the future Mrs Oelricha will bu worth quite her weight In gold The inarrinco of Lawrence Turnure Jr and Mies Koinalno Stone Is announced to take place in Iondi n on July 12 The young couple will make a wedding trip to the Continent ontortnlnmont with a touch of originality in moro ways than ono took place at Mrs Charles Porklnss on 1riday night A play beginning nt time convenient hour of 10 oclock was a de lightful Innovation that left the time devoted to dinner comparatively undisturbed and tho performance Itself added another agreeable surprico by revealing Mrs Perkinss daughter Mrs IIHiry Chapman as the possessor of a charming fniilty for play writing Tbe author horf elf Interpreted time lending role with spark ling 6UCCC6S and the company among whom woro Mrs Mason and Mr Coward were most offlclnnt in her support Time racing Benson has already begun and women us well no men of sporting proclivities mire making up tholr betting books and discus fine time relative merits of flyers and sprinters favorites rind jockeys forthoJBrooklyn Handi cap time Suburban and other crat turf events Good croit Is promised by the Moadowbr6ok lark Association which will open Its spring pennon for pony racing on the 10th of May Time procrnmmo IH a capital one and as a social oo caslon It Is certain of success Meantime time Tantivy sounds its merry horn through the rifth avcnuonml the Central Park on ltd dully trip and Is always well freighted with youth and beauty On Friday Mrs V7I1 11am Tmaror Miss Bailie Ilnrgous Miss Bea trice Chapman and Miss Camilla Moss with an equal number coodlooklng young fel lows were on Its top Time death of the venerable Mrs neckseher nt her homo In Orange N J on the 19th Innt carried Brief to many hearts besides those who were united to her by ties of blood or marriage She was the last surviving daughter of the late Mr John Gerard Coster her youncor sister Mrs llouboll who snout nil tIme latter part of her life In Iarls having died there n few means since Mrc Heckschor thus belonged toa onoriitlon that hue now almost pinhod away and In vIew of the many graces which adorned her long and troll spent life one might almost be excused for believing that the daughters of those days wore nobler purer and moro saintlike than those who have succeeded them Prlilo niubltlon and world llnobs wore almost entirely eliminated from her character nnd sue bore Ier trials with a incoUneBB that tens only equalled by the cour ngi with which the looked them In the face Her dally life was fixlmpla iccord fidelity to duty unsparing efforts mum limo good of others rind ultectlonntu duvotlou to thoso of bier own klndrod and household Worldly pralfo and worldly dUtlneiliiiia seemed to llnd no place of honor In her jiuie amid gontlo soul anti di dlod rs oho hail Ilvod calmly bravely anJ at i fftco with nil I mankind A e iblo despatch on ednocday announced to Mr I WllllH Iamo6 tho uddon death of Ut brother Irunl James whilu hunting elephants on tIme litbonii Illvvr In Africa 1urtlcularn woro not given except that the young man wus killed by un uloi hunt which had been wounded nuil hat ho dlid iimtuuty and pnlii lc dly In couetjueui0 of the sail ovout Mr Arthur Jumfh who arrived in th Ktrurla on Sunday for mm visit ut tovonil wiukB1 duration returned by tlio t xam rloiiiK r I 05cm mimi All kiiidnol tumors limo coining ever Si ore tIme Ira iiim lapltal ono ol them t lm I mug reference tu thu poKiiblii mtrrlnua of Mrs uiirluu I llv iirmorn with thu Damn 1nymond Uohelllnro vvliotil eccentric lIft and conduct have nioio titan once xubjictod him to a clmruu of lunacy The story Is denied au1 so U that which HUB gOdS the poBHihlii thulium of tho ivamuutIuy Mrs J f C Avor with a Hnstlan prince m ItolgurdiiUI by l IIIVIIIB Iiiulisli iiuMonion HP bad uuotiuu IIH nbborlOUts of Ainirlcaii il irs but when It tomes tu French anti llubt an n rotioU lii worthlesbuoB of lie article limy woll oiakf American women hesItate to bur

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i THE SUN SUNDAY AFiUL 27 18MLTHPITY PAGES 7 cr jut BEATHE SURROUNDED ZAlJllr at4RaE vrox ma omctAt anuou aEAiuut n Tta i Trltn Along ad C mm Oat ot Uf OrOM VTIIh rijlmg ColorLa dl to 43ITD Orroo AMOBK the Droo Commissioner of Street Clcnnlnff Hans B Dtattla crobsblr DOTer felt himself so muoh la a mlnoritr al ha did yelterday when ho WAI vshored Into the back parlor of Manager A M Ialmera rtildence at 25 East Blxtrflttti troet and found himself surrounded br more than a score of women all primed with questions oa to what he proposed to do toward keeping th citys streets olonn lie was the only man there except his assistant Mr Nichols whom he had brought alone nsn precautionary monsuro Mr Bonttle had oome In response to nn Invita tion from tho ladles of the Ladles Htalth Pro tective Association with tha full knowlodca of possible disaster His position may be Appro dated bettor perhaps whon It Is understood that those ladles each took an Innlnir nt plying him with puzzllnequestions Mrs C Fondler Mrs A DRum Mrs it F Wendt Mr F Rtlo bel Mrs A Uorraltzor Mrs C Hell Mrs M K Trautmann Mrs if F Bhoen Mrs 1ny nero Mrs A M IlaTonhlll Mrs T Barcolow Mrs M Kewton Mrs A Tiffany anti Mrs A Ialmer Mr Deattlo was seated In corner with Mr Mcliols deuldo him whllo tho Inquisitorial performance In progress In answer to a Kjuorclr put Question as to whnt he proposed to do toward bettering tho condition of tho I Btreots ho started off with the apology that ho bad ben In olllco ouly threo wooks nail was not lully prepared to grapple with tho prob lem One eront hindrance ho said was the tipcoolty for tearing UD Iho paxoinonts at Ir rreiilnr Intervals to got nt tho dlfjeront kinds ot pipes Imrloil In our streets Tba streets would never Ijo tlioronehlv cloitn he said until con In I IB voro piovldod for nil the wator gas nnd newuKo pipes BUlllcluntly large enable mon to cot In thrcnitrL timnholos nnd work at PIIIO Another troitblo was tho law which al lotvoil Imll Jorn to lonvo piles of and In front of unlliilnhud buildings for thirty days The wind blun the Bund all ovor the neighborhood AhUod wliotber ho lid not think Unit tho con tract 8 stom would Improve matters ho replied emphatically that It would not Under tho contract synioin tho workmen ware rtapon Iblo to tho contractors alone and ho wan pow erless to Interfere 110 could give no orders to tho workmen nor mlllo any conditions to their eillcloucy As this bas beon a pot hobby with the ladlo ho wan bosloced with miestlonn and romotistninoos but finally argued porno of his fair lmiult ltorii into agreeing with him 110 was nuked tohavo tho garbage and ashes ro inoedat nlcht 80 that tho present system of emptying tho ashon and letting them fly all oer pHBuers by might be otopped Ho nald that ho had considered this but objection had boon made that If done at night the work would Intorforo with sleep Ho had however Arranged to have It doue between 5 and 8 A M Ho had also given strict orders to haro the carts follow rluht njonc In tho wako of tho weepers and remove the heaps of dirt at cnco Instead of letting thorn remain for a day or more Mr lleattlo waxed warm as ho dilated upon the Hoard ot Physicians which la to examine applicants for uork to sea If they are physical ly able Much of tho troublo heretofore be thought was duo to tho Inefficiency of the workman Old and decrepit laborers bad bean employed who were unablo to handle tha bar rels of ashox und garbage properlynnd drooped them or scattered their contents the street Dont jou think tho police ought to assist TOO nskod Mrs 1alnmr and prevent house holdors from throwing papers and other refuse Into tho streets t Mr lieattlo Bald that he could speak only for his own department lie wan willing to ro oporato with the 1ollco Health nod Public vi orks departments und thought that benefit would result from such corporation but ho was unwilling to nay anything about the du ties of the othor departments Ho paid that If tim authorities would not pay tho physicians ho had employed he would pay them himself Tho ladies showed him their association badge which Is n silver star surrounded by a circle bearing tho association name lie ap proved of It and told the ladles he would bo obliged to thorn If they would report vIolations of department rules on tho part of any of th laborers The latter would bo Instructed to re gard their orders This pleased the ladles very much and they agreed that Mr Uoottlo was setting about his work In tna proper mnnner and promised to hell him whenever thoy could He thanked them and withdrew after having been on the tenterhooks for nearly two hours Tho ladles l bare called a mass meeting for next Wednes day night at Chlokerlng Hall rUB fAKSIKl ALLIANCE Indication That It Mar Be a Power In Indiana Politic INDIANAPOLIS April 26The Farmers Alllanco has crown In Indiana to formidable proportions Delegates met hero today to form a btato organization Much of tho proceeding ceeding wore In secret and reporters were ex cluded The IIrst business was reports of tho strength ot tho order In tho State The re ports show that Martin county where tho first cubAlllanco was organized a year ago now has thirtyeight alliances and 1500 members The order tins a contract store at Loocooteo which does a thriving business Every piece of goods for salo IB I marked plain with both tho cost and tho Belling price Tho merchant contracts to sell his goods for an average of about 111 pur cent above their cost to him Uho doleeuto who gave tho Martin county re port said tile Alllauco met with much opposi tion from business nnd professional men at Ilrut but that its Invor Is courtod by them all Jloports from other parts of the State show nearly 100 lodges with iOOU members An nouncement wits mado that tho various orgnnl ratlons of farmers the Urancois oxcepted will bo consolidate I with tho Alliance next fall Home of thuso nro tile Tannera Mutual lienullt Asoclatl tho Agricultural When tho Pa trons of Industry tho Western Alliance and the Farmers nnd Laborers Union When united HID consolidation will have a strength npprnnehlnir liniuOi members In Indiana Benjamin Terrell Iud W 11 Sl II on of Texas aiD hero assisting In the organisation TIle icopo ot the movement indicated by Terrell J lie oars The Alllnnco has not come to pull down but to build 1110 not to attack any other Interests hut HIIDOly 10 din lor the farmi intorests It is political ihut Is one of Its duel pur pose Vn propose to study politics but not to he partlnnh Wo will not attack parties but nlll raise 0111 inenibers rihoo pnrly lllliid partisanshIp done moro than any other thine tolnjure the laruioiR Interests t Uo nlll try to mold prejudice I have peon tho tlmo whon I would halo voted my party ticket no matter what the standing moral or mental of the candidates Now I propose to rote for Katie and the bnhr Iftlm parties which have pro fls ell to be our friends for twenty years ex piel l to roliln our support heroaftar they Jhoy must begin to how themselves our friends In truth WIonovor you want anything from the Legislature demand It Wo wont moro money bettor rallroid fiivllltloa and regulations bet ter laws rottrlitlng the ownership of land and M event inn accumulations of vast bodies of I American property lIIotl iA lION Of FOHKST1 The Hlile fnrrmry A orlBtliiu TrylDB to Aronr Internal lu the Hnhect r About twoscorc men ROIl women attended A public meeting of tho Now York State Forest ry Association yesterday In tho lurco nmphl theatre of the Museum of Natural History In Manhattan snunro den Pgbort L Vlolo pro Idea Irof David IX Fornow chief of the Forestry Division of tbo Department of Agri culture nt ashlngton delivered an address In which ho fold that tho destruction of forest trees was tho cause of the groat droughts of ro cont years Tho restoration and piobonatlon of our or8 hlio snili was 01 thu highest Irapor tat and tMfihors should Impress this fact upon their pupil Jrr btehihon bmltli spoke of the relation of treoe to he temperature and couhonuontly to the health of II city Ha said that trues If i tnickly planted In II city would decrease the if ilorature in auuimar and greatly lesson the nUDlLor 1 i0 tloIls of InMnta which u always Krjiitest in periods of greatest heat ittiv680 acre UIKO delivered by Chancellor rfrackpu of iho Lnlver lty ot tho City of Cow Yorl Col Jeorgo F llaleh U H A 10 0IlhoUI Prof Daniel a Martin lit HutBors tL DlI1II1 Coll8K llllnm I Pootz Chairman of the ecutlvS loDllnlllne of the Forestry As tbIQIRllvn and rluolpiil Edward Jl Jtoyor of toe Hvenlnlnlh btroet grammar acliool IAI the onilullo of tile addresses resolu tOilS nerd adolltoj advocating national ob Sfli V1 f Arbor IIIY 1 urlllnl leulslatlon to compel the tpneral plant UK uf trees shrubs and rL In tllla and demanding that Arbor 011 receira espeolnl nttoutlon III the schools Cell 1 Into Hulphtirlo Acid OLt3IIIA April 2dJ It Diividson Pro ifMoroIChfralstry and nn assistant were on IlIII1 till nenlng m removing n largo glass cask of sulphuric acid Jrom ono part of a room Iti 1 heir tho Ii itl II I orollna tnlverslty to another nuih b ll don loll front their hands nnd si nuh Itilliohe i rr Ihu I lIuld running lu I every dlroclloii i in J1I1 I IIIK11 Attehuitui l to run but sllnpo1 1 III lel I int llle nII lllsonllro I i left aide from lUlo feet IIIIS t irlblyburn d ThwasalHI Alit W lit 1110 60rlnuI injured UftvWMU WUI lke fn to the hOspital f i Ni w 11II1t lJOt p Dr O Panto Br wa Aeaolaa Hatiaia UDr iine lela ftr Dmtke tart Throat ad U ut brmrtte MW nd II I per battle erte1 Ointment for ikln JUeiwe IlloetrnUl Shake spu Almuko free 47 Grand it Jerity CIty N 1 Htacr AaaMi A Co Ma BhMa are ta very but for comfort HI and wear for tale 1 by all tIaJn narrya Trleni l roa wilt poelllrely reitor halt to bald biadii r nothIng In th Jr equal no Hi MM Reap Drceei rlalrt made mora II forlX Pcie batter nt any price HUII and Bl 1 II road war 111 a anftejr from looeeneia of bawela 1 or feter and age ANUU8TURA BITTERS will cure yon Hare Ton Read THE EVIL THAT WOMEN DOt Of T Great Qeraa Milk rood VVAUSKRS 1MAMT FOOD MAllltll1 MEHniTTHClIVTIEnOn Saturday April io by the Her D c Pnter ftdwud Reere Mlrrlll an3 Lelli d Hhl r of Jemte Alfred RaoMTtlt nut BATTINOn April SS Mary Oardlner Bittln eo end daughter of the Hv Stephen llaltmf Jr icy Clly NJ Funeral rvlceiwlll bo blat Croton onthtIIudior at Hi Augiutln Church today at 3 P M nrCKERMANOn Friday April 25 In hi list year Fred W lUckertnan IOn ol the late John D Deck irma relative and friend an Invited to iltend the funeral from blII reildtnc 107 Uarman et Brooklyn to day 11 I oclock P M CAR ETOII April 34 Margaret Carney the b loved wife of Dennli Carney a native cf the parlih of Ualllncurra county tvitmath Ireland friend and relative ar rppectfully Invited to attend the funeral from hr Ut reildtnc 203 Moore it on Sunday at 2 I U COIEln Oiwtfo April Dorothy llopklni young tit daughter of Iiabella Iraham Cole and Edgar D Johnson aged 13 monthi and 12 day IIOOO KT IOn Friday murnlnr April 81 William II Poffitt last hand Coiumandr Knliht TempUr aged 75 year Funeral from Church of Rood Shepherd corner of rand it and Summit ar Jersey City M J to day at 21 011 P M Friend ot the family member of lion Ken Lodge o 47 F and A M u Mount Vernon Chanter No 8 IL A M Hugh de ryn Com man orl No 11 I I Pilgrim rommandery No 10 and Grand Commander Knight Templar of Iho State ot New 1 Jersey alto memben sister organlzatloni are retpectfully Invited attend Norfolk Vs paper pIous copy DUAN EAt hlilit residence 66 Summit it Brook lyn John Duane 8r formerly merchant Charle vlll county Cork Ireland Funeral today at 2 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery IIAnnirtONAthlilat residence US Eat 741h it on Thursday April 24 Jarnu Uarrl80 of this city Funeral private IIAlOIITONOn Friday April 25 at Iho rl dnc of bar ittnKhter Sins Louisa M CnpplasXH West I3th at MM Lucy A llanihton In lb aid year of her age of Bright disease Friend ot the family are reipectf Invited to attend the funeral from above address on Monday April W 12 oclock Alabama and Texa paprpla copy HA Y MOo April after a lingering Illneii Dn nia llayi aged U year TIe fnntral will take plac from his tate residents m Cliff it Outs afternoon 2 oclock DIlln and friends are respectfully Invited D TAI Concord S I April William Hay arxt 58 y tan a nail of ITangford county Suffolk Eng land Funeral will take place from his lat rMldince today at 291 oclock IIUIIKRRnn April 23 Almo daughter A F and Sarah A Iloolker Funeral jrlvate KENNKIIYOn Friday April 23 1000 Joiepn Kennedy In the 54th year of his ate Funeral will Ito placa from hla hate reidence 888 Van Brunt Iirooklyn on bandar April 27 at 2 P St Pleaie omit flower tAZAKCMOn April Adah Lazarus her40th year Funeral prIvate LEIIIAt Yonkers April 23 IfWX Joiephta 8 wife of J Lewli Lelh In the 34th year of her age The funeral nrrlct will be held In St John Cborch Tonkera II clock A M an Monday April sa Carriage will meet the 10 A M train from the Grand Central Hepot The remalm will be taken to Oreen wood Interment private LIED M N NOn April 23 Eddie yonngeet ion of Henry and Emma Lltbmann In the 12th year of hli age S Funeral Monday Aprllza ato A M tram the reil deuce 3 Kant 72d it Deal omit flower MORKIHONIn Brooklyn April 24 luddenly John William Morrlion aged 82 year Relative and friend one Invlud to attend the funeral Oem hll late reildenrn SIB Douglas It Sunday the 21th Init at oclock 11 Interment In Green wood NOIVI ONOn April 21 Margaret Norton beloved wlf of William F Norton and daughter of Arthur Crier In the 324 year of her axe Belatlve and friends are renpeclfully Invited to attend her funeral 1 from the resilience of her father 411 Wcit 25th it oa Sunday April 27 at II M rFIUVOn April 24 ISHJ I Irot Samuel Rotton Percy 11I11 born at From Belwood Bomerietiblr England April 24 tOil l unerI1 liii Ate residence 25 12311I it Sunday April 27 at 1 oclock r Jt HINNKn Huddenly on Thunday evening Her mann Itlnner in his 60th rear Funeral Chi morning 10 oclock from hll lat rail I dtnce KI3 Kait iHth it mcII IONl At Ilircelona Spain Jin2Jame i Twltchell eon of the late Dr Henry Twltcbell of Brooklyn E D profeulonally known ai Frank Richmond Funeral aervlcei will be held at the grate In linen wood on Sunday April 27 13 I M llli friends are Invited to attend nOD FOn April 23 IS r St at 333 rIo Fred erica M Rode J1 yean of aga Funeral itrvlce will bo held Monday April 25 at 110 1 M at bt Matthew Church corner Broom and Elizabeth all HAIIATII On Friday morning April 25 Benjamin F beloved ion of Charles and Julia fiahath Itelatlveianil friends are Invited attend the funeral today l all oclock PM from hIS pru reildenc W1 Manhattan av Oreenpolnt L I Omit dower HANOKIIHON At tile late reildence Die Orand it New York on April Falnuol l fimdeniJn Agta 62 years Funeral from Bventh Street rreibyttrlan Church corner Ridge and Brooms 31 doy 8CIIONEUEHOEUOn April 2b at Silo r I St at hli late residence 118 South 2dtWlllltmibtirgh Frederick hcbooeberger aged 44 year WAKKENOn April 2S Jottpb bton Warren aged At year ot apoplexy Philadelphia papers pleas copy WIlIETMOn ThurSday April 24 Isaac B Wll 11 agd47yera funeral services at Trinity Methodist Episcopal 1 Church last HKth it on Monday the 18th toiL at S f I U RelatIves and friends are reipectfully In vited to attend WlMITTONOn April 211 24 Form it MonJ clair Mary May Egglntoi tVoottnn beloved daugh ter off 4 tVtsley and Vary Wdotton ued II years and 8 oars Interment at Laurel Hill Cemeterr Phlladelplila 7 HnrK CEHIKTKBY I MOUNT Mnnnl Hop t lr arrr Count Sew York A orthern Itnllnnr Matlouon lliefiroanili omi 71 II ni JHL Branch nmce s ui i VVeit 1 Jlli it mid N t V Build an Oetly iU re YanKeri I N Y AJIi inVh rKMCTKliY jt IIpl roy emilna W 1 I f fn J L K I For icnpllrc I piinplilet I ildreii t2 llrvail AT ptciitI I ro otLct t MItH WINHIOWM HOUTIIIVCJ HTUUP Jib tun uied for over HFTV YKAItN ty MILLIOSHof IOTHhIIH for ttielr ClIILDHKv HIIILK WKTIIIMJ Kith 1OFMT HLfCIHH It hOOTIIES he CIIIII tOJTKNK th liUMH AIXAJH IAfN CLUICB t IM CuIUai UlheUil t remeilyfor HIAIiniKhA ruU ly uruiiliti In very part of tin t world asc a boIs tUN ton CIIICUIABSII Tli Mirrelloui Fuel MiSTALIT For our lummer cooking and parlor heating itove IMTEH hTAflS FlLL CO 0 COBfLANDT ST 3tLv uJlImtion N N KAraB llJdINEen MfcSTIIEATIIICVL PBO I Ilh ULHIrlri Ibis li lulrreit fA lleail tlie fol owing gnltcIIe1 I teiilmoiilalt onic ot r U Irocoit t Is Importir and Uauufac surer of lumbigo MOT 1olUh Ac Norm Werwlk M March SO IHW ltwrarill HK08 a MOHAN Nwiora cA V intlmen Kncloied e hant TOO cueck for SS In eltlerneni lor your Home and Inference Hook Th writer hae had eharg ot a tore of travelling ealaimen for Abut rrInN yerI and uppo d lie w noroe what ainlllar with the routes IhruuKhout the country hut lour book wAS worth 10 ui purcbue pric lor the flrii iftien minute after Wi rcivd II hh would not lal a tu for I IC hi couIJn orvlret ununs wr 1 tl h I I u E ii C i cn Ohtil I Itoute n1IW ruice 1Jlc of It Inhiul 1 tttIti Ifl 1 tanue4s WIth na14 1 1iulaIIi educe UI towuL IuuIulthQ foSlL JMieuirii farce hNitla bess nrS J JU uullAtiUr Ot rme ngiieul to SAW In b Iou itcs t tlIllIa aaOs A MOItAK ruill her 0111et l it Zsw Ida I L Ei E J DENNING CO nCCCEum TO A T STEWART CO Retail Have now on sale tho largest and I choicest collection of CARPETS UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE Housekeeping Linens AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOOnS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Purchasers will find it largely to their advantage to examine these stocks before selecting as the styles quality and prices are superior and lower than elsewhere Tomorrow they will offer THIRD rinoit MOQUETTE CARPETS at 125 per yard BEST FIVEFRAME BODY BRUSSELS at 90c per yard TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 60c per yard ALLWOOL INGRAINS I at 55c per yard I 3000 rolls seamless HIGHGRADE AND JOINTED CANTON PLAIN AND FANCY MATTNCS 9 at equally low prices CHENILLE TABLE COVERS Two yards square AT300 EACH REDUCED FROM 45O REAL LACE CURTAINS in odd lots of 1 to 4 pairs At S 1200 per pair Reduced from 1600 Indian Portieres Beautiful designs three and a half yards long with handsome fringe At 400 Each MAIN FLOOR AWNINCS made on the premises in the best style and quality one yard wide two and a half long put up complete At 400 each FURNITURE SLIP COVERS and HOLLAND SHADES at equally lute priccx Lace Ciiilniius of all kinds cleaned equal to new at 70o per pair AJflt STORED TILL DEC FltEE Broadway Av Out Ifllli 1 Sis JIltl TKILIQKUClt MIKUTCRK HM4JI4C TIMI our hn lieu 6011 Fun iota 11641 Moon lit I 9 Uwll KiTKIt TUII ur fiodr llock13 31 I COT Island I III I 1111 Jets 301 Arrlifd8 TO DAr Aprll5 8 PeA nJI I KopH ll ratior H Mtrul Mot I HAmburg Di Uiblin kerr lltmkuric Hi hour Jicnbien hi Ann PlOy Ka Antonio aiuuratiA New IlarMOA Ik lu I u I bcouielJ Hrnitli lioiton thor lolt rrnii le Kin 1fS iHniririt OCT F i1 Rotu rilitro from hair York at Amitordtni hfAlier Croiii Srtr I ok at Hremeruaven SI HntiUnJ from New Turk for Antwerp timed the Lizard PAILUIu rttOM roRKion ninTh fi LA Brttaine from Ilivre for Ne r York his lien l frout CopenliAiren fur Ziw ToiL the Anclionii ruin iUitfo for New Von Hi eiletultnu Irum Autwcrp for New York puied Flutlilnx IhOiiOi 0000WIIIITL hun 1o1o 1 1 City ot Richmond Qaeenitown April 17 CII uf Home vueentuwn April O true iltiniSai tvnllt AnrtnU Curtnitown April 30 1lbo Hremen April ID ANormtndle Ileyn Apri Id Clrufu WoMle untIl H Oilitllo lUrr April 13 live ruUtiv JJTII m RcDtltn IOnarchiIoniluit April IS r irliannli aibraltir mlll 15 Lib ouljinviom April 31 liut rdnililna Iml Jl WUronilo Uurrnituwn Afrll 21 tunlo lh rt ooi I April JO Uleot leiuuisyhianl i l Murille April l Iuc ZhuriI I hay I FUIdA Miiitluniiion April 23 VnnirlTAnlA Jureniiuwn April 20 ilivouU Kleiui April 14 l1tW tIJUfntloU I Buy Old Books atier nveia Fncyrloptlaa Mamlard eta Jurenile look a M III A MM tO U UI l 411I c Y I IR Jllltluv ipeciaMilliiikindieaiei i And ritrvou J proitratioa PlOO2onlhIitiee by poW dec boa cm Hi Wmat tOI B Altman C CI OFFER TOMORROW rJrEONDaIlr APRIL 28 IN I SILKS The balance of SPRING IM PORTATIONS OF HIGHCLASS NOVELTIES in cluding some of the latest designs and effects as fol lows Soleil Ara besque Jardiniere Pompadour Re naissance o c AT 1o 1 25 M 1 1o 48 1e 90 FORMER PRICES 350 TO 11550 DRESS GOODS 0 0 D S Great Reductions throughout the entire department CHOICE NOVELTIES AT HALF PRICE p500 Yards JFkneRt all wool FREVCII CIEIL LiE figured and striped designs at 36 1600 Yards Novelty Scotch Ginghams at 18 c 18tIiStlliSti6thk i 18th St Station Elevated Road gomtoti thtrtt tU1tlltj Lincoln Bennett Co HATTERS LONDON ENGLAND Sc C First Prizes nun Gold Mcduli Philadelphia 187 Furl 187H iso 1SH Sydney 1880 Mel bourne 1881 Adelaide 1887 The hats of those celebrated makers may bo purchused of ho principal hatters through out the world LACE CURTAINS Your Whole Attention is Called to Our Curtain Jfte r TOMORROW MORNINO ARtY TIP FCH UK U1N3 TIlE LACE CURTAINS TAO THE ID LITTLE OUT ON TUB TRENT IlAVK OMB 1UB LOT 19WELL ITS DIFFICULT TO tlMl A FIT TWO WORD WII8S IOU SEE IT IOU WILL ronuiVB irn ron STRAININU TOUR rATiKNca FOR MONTHS BACK A NOrTINOlIAMITB AND WK IIATB RERN IMBUING LGTTBIM OBTTINO Til KM OR NOT WAS ADOUT AN EVEN THINOA TOSS 11T WHEN filE MACKATTABLB PLABHKD TEll FIVE TtlOfBAND AMERIOAN DOLLARS HLIITKD INTO THE ENOLtSIIMANS roCKET WE WON 80 DID liE VHILTIIEK TUB HIT 18 A LUCKS ONE OR NOT A DAY OB TWOLL DKOIDK PRICES NOW Me FEB FAIR WBRB tlOO PRICKS NOW TOO PER FAIRI WERE 1123 mlOKS NOW Bfe FEE PAIR WERE II 8O PRICKS NOW ess PER FAIR WERE 117ft PRICES NOW 1118 PER PAIRj WERE 1100 I PRICEB NOW 1124 PER PAIR WERE f A XX PRICES NOW sua PER PAIR WERE H2 PRICES NOW 169 1 PER PAIR WERE f37i PRICE NOW 1174 PElt PAIR WERE 1300 r ICE8 NOW 1M PER PAIR WERE HSO PRICES HOW USD PER PAIR WERE 1400 rill CBS NOW IT FEB PAIR WERE MOO Special designs for elegant Dra peries furnished upon application CARPETS WE ADD Tills WEEK TO OUR SUPERB LINE ItlCU VELVET CARPETS at 99 cts per yard A LAROE PURCHASE OF TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 14 cts formerly sold at 90 cts ALSO AN IMMENSE LINE OP FINE MATTINGS AT LOW PRICES BAUMANN BEOS 2224 and 26 East 14th St NEAR UNION SQVAaF cvstnou e0116d eee 06 Go CARPETS 250 PIEOES BRUSSELS At 100 and 110 The goods are of the brat quality and offered at these prices to close out styles of which they have only small quantities f 4XkVL y cA3 f 9tg 6t FURXITlIlE We Imve lieeii niilliorlzeil 113 n large Wcxlcrn iiiniin ltcliircr to lolIl out SOOO ANTIqUE BKHKOOM SUITES consisting of DIED STEAD C I IA L DOBllCSS ING lICEliltL will IIEV ELLED IHfltfitOBl 10 by B8 nml WAKIIMTANII for lie low piice of 25OO J formerly Hold lor tfiOOO This gii Ita 114 well ninde and of seasoned stock In iHAMUUBt SUITES we Kliow 110 less than aGO pat terns nnd styles We lame nlso some very special low prices in I PAKLrOll FUKNI TBJIIE this week BAUMANN II BIOS Wholesale nnd He tall Dealers 22 34 and 20 East Lith St Ncnr Union Sifiiare BESTIR CO CLOTHE I BOYSI GIRLS BABIES In tho But Slaniirr at the Ijcnst Cost Toll being oar eiclollre iptclklty we u prepared 10 ofler gibleT advanta tt than eitatilUbmint whir children clothing U mirely a deprimtnt or Id liiu 12N W In Iud Toolh and MliiMiliei 1 up tolSyeari 60 62 West 23d St All fil VIMT cad 1 I I I I A l01I a li J EHRICH BROTHERS I I II I I I HI I I I SHOES I I I Our Shoe Department now on ncrond floor having dou i bled its former capacity trill offer on Monday the following i i aIllI our Shoe arc warranted to wear and can be returned if j 1 unsatisfactory i ij 300 paS ladled HandSewed Kid Oxford Tics plain 137 11 i I ifs i or patentleather tips raluo iOO at I j J BOO psttrs Ladles Imported Kid IltXton Shoes either plain 07 I I 87 or with diamond patentleather tip mine iOO at IgUu I I I II I I I 3OO pairs Ladles HandSawed Oxford Tie either Tun or Cray g ff I Suede with patentleather mmis ibi of tine Hid with I life I I diamond patentleather tips vuiu 3 i t at iBUll i 300 pairs Ladles Choice Kid Jlntton Shnai sir different 0 I styles plain or with patentleather 1JN ranu 4OO at 2 I 98 1 I 300 pair Ladle HandSawed Jlntton Shoe vcrv fine kid fi 9 1 soft and flexible IsiHdnlly adapted for tender feet plain or 3 87 I patentleather tip value ffiOO at UBwI One lat Ladles Cloth OverGaiters tan or black per pair 98c t j I 1r 1 Sixth Ave 22d and 23d Streets it f JL BOFT RolE WTAWAT FROCK COAT TO BE WORN OPIIN OR ON ONE J BUTTON TillS COAT IS A HECOVIXO GARMENT TO bTOlf ME DIUM OR 8LBNUEK 10 1111 A WE HAVE AiBPECIAL LINE OF MARTINS MIXED CORKSCREWS IN lAIN EKfECTS 10 DIFFEHKNT SHADES ATM TO BTTLEB OF SAMOSIS SIIK i 1IIXTUREB STECIALLT EOFT FINISh AND WAR RANTED NOTTO WEAR OIO85T HUITH TO ORDER 08000 THOlHKUM OOO THROB IDEJfTICAI OOODS ARE SOIn BIT MHR CHANT TAILOKH FROM fOO TO 1 WO FElt SUIT WITII NO BETTER TrIJIMINOS STVLE OR WORKMAN BUll THAN OURK A WRITTEN flUARANTEE IS HANDED TO EVERY CUSTOMER WARRANTING UtMtNTS TO WEAR ONE TEAR WirilOUT A bREAK SAMPLER FAShION REVIEW TAPE MEASURE AND OUR SIMPLE tUIDE FOIl FLF MEASURE MENT MAILED TEEM ON APPLICATION OUR MAILORDER BTBTEM H tS PROVED A GREAT CON VENIENCB WITh SATISFACTORY ItJSULTII ARNHEIMS Mammoth Tailoring Establishment BOWERY AND HPUINO HT CARD 4gp On or about May 8tli KreuderKIineKreuier have the pleasure to announce to their friends and patrons that they will open the stores corner of Broadway and 9th St formerly occupied by J E aughran Co with a com plete line of Dry Goods at pop ular prices Broadway 9th St fttigiotl 3otict S VJlRCllOKZIOV AND Hh TIMITIJV II Rev II nrr Or Lubeck roil r jtuii Church huh ht Tlmottiy I luirch ll 101111 broIl inninlliltlil rcnrilln Il l low their coii rn doin lot itlitr ol h I lint i r Thou t htiti will hold itrilcot Oil oniUy Arll Ji l follow At M Illuil rommtudoiu in Be Jnln M K Ihurcli N A llulf om iJnlIdtu MI s let bId it AIIIA S iJnl Ill Inn liurcb corner of DIodisin AT LR4 Ili I t Till will lo Ilir lost time eon Ilcil aro bud la Itt church At I M In St Thutnwi Church curlier of tCh av anJ 331 1 ttihv rite of uni rintlna will be udmltititcrtU by th KUbt Kit rend th HUhop ot New crk DYV TiinMAS rilAjirs MCTARDH tip I of the RKV MIr n 1 Lnlv riltr I ollrxu pf Ab rrrtwrti e IH prench j in Vr Wellt cnurcli on L1Ili I ttlet I 211 md 0 l iii t7 clock I on iiiwiUr TSIliif April 2 i1 Al h ore curJuily III iTlttjto ainnj 1EMrlF lMANC EL CorDon lDd 1 II ciii Ml r J Lrcturr til t Dr J HIM RMAS II J A II oa K Iomnll In longrtu Oltl HOTEL WELLINGTON 3 el Sod MiiiDsuin av liraetcrau I i I ntr n Irop ILIINfIIAhIIIowImr llr 11111 l cllr i r eOH DIIiLIKOUAM I jilin and liIU OB lund I bimlli l P I flUEITAN JlnrrL luaBorerr rorner nUnr rii PUfllTAN I 3 Acccmmo Uoiu tot teutloien deilrlni 14011 f 1iua4 km lIftIatalMc WIL WtihIT1323 UU I I FRIEL HAND nr HKIIIXO PIItMTtTnE CAR 1TTS ANn IliillllN AT PHICTN 111 I KKii IM i WIlls rilE TIMKH HPEC I I IAI CUINTH UPKNnU IF URNIKED ANII N l KXT1IV CHAIEOi Ion BUOO DAY I LJtiTff 1 I Thl rilliir lx cnlloi TAb BASO GREAT SALE OF CARPETS AT I II If KM 1011 TII IN ivEn AII ANII CONVINCED TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ooon 1TAIITY 4 Or PER YAHD 2o IUIIN iv NIV AM IIIAUTI Ill 1ISI uOOl AT 41r tOe llr Oe I KItA li IIUItY lInUIilI Ilk IVCUtTII IUr j WIITON VIIVKTH ELEGANT rAT TURNS Oli UUUUKTTKH 81 S3 al60 CHINA MATTING A SPECIALTY rOO KOIIH r1AINwHIrI ANn RB IMKIK MATS ING fjaHO PER UUllt H 40 YAKIlHi MOUTH VI M I i lO ss SOl IISIVIIERE OOOI 100 nulJIiisOt 11IoIIIInCII8 00 ALSO Hll IS lnlrlIIOUEMT MATTIVO AT tUlAIIV LOW 1 III TEH I FRgEL HAND 889 891 and 893 3d av UETVIEN 0111 AND A4TII NTH SOD l rl d Ml ILIVATKII STATION i BRANCH MT VKIINON Y I Carpets Mattings OilCloths Pi THIRD FLOORTAItt IlrVATOIt J SCO ROLLS EXTRA QUALITY WILTON VELVET CAKfKTH REAL VALUE SI IS IlU VAK1 AT 111I e OOOD IIRUS3LLS CAHlLH 41 PLE AnD WORTH O5c EXTRA BllKR INOKAIN CARrElS ACTUAL VAlUE 1ie rKK VAlID AT 49 r II 1000 R LI1 CHINA MATTINOS AT LOWE T riuc bit iIilt 1 yUOTI I il WHITi AM J llhV IIICKKD MATTINOS So lARD OR 809 CEll 4HVAKII I BOII OIiMEAM1I I IIATTISOR lae IER YARD 1 on IICO S run 40yiRP I ii w I DAMASK HIM I AMI IXTIA ytAMTT MATTINGS IS IKKATIIIiHMON l ATSS per eeaC LESS 1 TIIAV AHIhT Hill ni L ITICT1 h I 175 ROLIi itl M INK KNOIISII FLOOR LIMO JKlVA 101111 III TtIM II KOll LEBd TllAN tUtf eyiAitK IAIII AT 4Oc VAHI IlKOfLAK rtOr OIICIOTII AT UTe YARD nEliriAB 40r OtKIOTHS AT 8 8 c YABD nOOD OH CIHTIIH AT 18c YARD hR r is DELLS 8th Av 24th and 25th Sts I 1 j CARPETS I GREAT SPECIAL SALE f TillS WEEK WHr VKIVKTH f I tOO niChH NIW IATTKRNK AT AHOUT TUB r 1iucn OF At onniNARY IIKUBSKW I rtt i Groat Slaughter in I r EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS lOW Ill I lKS ALL WIMIU FMlfSIVI DKB1UM AT 11IIhT IRKLS KUill QUOTE r Sheppard Knapp Co J HIXTII AV 1IITII AM 14TII NTH ORATEFULCOMFORTINO EPPSS COCOA BREAKFAST Hv a trotii koI1r of the nlr t law walej 1 i OuunillaL let Feb10 the rnllon ef mieitien as4 fc aurefu I I Iralicn I of tie nne SrorenC of well 1 i liter J1 ooi Mr Kpp hoe r vidd our breakta tan f with C leI stov 4avorl beerat wOinU UIAV HI Ic hy Its Idorlo tit cave iinanv i itavyd I ri a Y u I au I a v e hot thuIstUlelt Dm07 b Kditfyi rifVbVr I Tmilt rr tin mAIm I p l r tiC 00 Si 7 to U J I n Asxrx f nil Ire triO v r t wheler or ii a A f0 otiet Ur t sp ii i I uu 0 r l 01 0 i J i ir I with a U I Ol cud a pn n tram toll oer lc4 0 O I IT rj Undeiunpr ii nneird I wuli t e iO lui 1 w ter r ulla 414 UT M al pund thou by i ilr i ItS Is5IiI4 laa JAU 111 rrH 01 C 0 0 iopMhlS ChM mm f LqIi

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f if 11 ttoir or JIIB aATTLn OF FATAL ToLl IN THIS SENATE i A lennt l to Whether the Hero or that Encasement hold be Monoie4 with M 1 t MeanlTwo Tenneeeee Conrrastma Ac cine Eneh Other of HlnBn Ditllot Hoxee I VABHINOTON April 2GIn tho Sonatoto tn Ibo joint resolution accepting the donation uf I the battle word of the late Cact Bamnol Chester Hold tondored as a sift br his ion 1111 uol C Hold and providing lor the preientn tlon 10 him br Congress of n cold medal bar t liKboon taken up Mr Voorhoei Uenulnd I who had reported I from tbo Library Commit IPO load from manuscript what ha called tbo torY of the sword tendered for our accept llflcoH Tho tory was that of the battle of J a1ln which tho American prhatoor 000 Armstrong commanded by Cnpt Hold resisted anti topulsodwlth great filauahterthe nt i tucks from ngllsh monofwar a battle to whloh Goo Jackson raid ho was Indebted for II tbo delay which enabled him t defend New I Orleans Mr Hbermnn Rep Ohio opposed tbo joint I rest lutlon although ho sold It seemed ungra cious to do 80 but the proposition Itself was I ho said an attack on the Illustrious race of mon who seemed to havo boon since 1815 Ig i norant of tho unparalleled achievement to I which Mr Noorhees had roforrod I was 1 gallant act on tho part of Capt Held but after I alllt was In defence of his own vessel I vii l v nicer that had gone out like other privatoors to do harm to tho enemy expecting also to gain j i prollt The heirs of Cnpt Hold had boon paid Ir the aluo of tho vessel and of nil personal prop erty lost Muduls of honor woro granted only i I lorllluetrloussoivlcoslaatoOenliraut Hud I the son of t apt lold rendered any service which It nns Hpoclaily Important to recognize Wns ho nn illustrloUB son ol an illustrious sire I J seemed to him that there was no examplo of the kind In American history r Mr lvarts I Ilip 11 j Chairman of the Lliiiarytninmltteo advocated the joint row fl lutlon Tho rommltloo was of oiiinipn ho luton that the Illustrious act us related by Jlr 8ld Irl orheos should be slgnollod bj a medal r etruck In conimemoratlcn of It and that It was t ndlsgrnio to Iho people of the ouiitry that It dlslro i bad not been done bofoip Hut lor Cut Koid tho light at loyal would not have biou fought nnd IIhl for him the battle would not havo I been won 1 might be I salt oi tupt Bold us va WOI 01 Horatio at iho bridge 1 ho hud 10rato not kept the bridge who could havo saved thu town1 Home was tbo town Ill the bridge wus across the TIer The buttlo In the port of Fnyal was tho bridge which Cot Hold kept hnd which aved tho town of how Orleans and 1 nvnd the honor of the country He hoped t i therefore that tho joint resolution vvoild las almost without iiissent I i The discussion continued for some time and t tras participated in by Konators Mnnderson Yet Dawes lulu Ilumb and 1iatt Mr Man ilersons opinion was but the medal should be i deposited In the national musouni or in the lavy Dopartmontthat of Messrs et Unwos and Halo was that I a medal was struck at all It should bo hun tn the family and that of t Messrs Ilii nib and llatt was that the whole i thing would bo setting a precedent which i would haxe to bo followed In a multitude of cnsos The latter objected particularly to the i pioamblo which poke of Capt Holds brave i notion a unparalleled and spoke of it as n I history rotloction on all tho heroic men In American Mr hvarts and Mr Voorhens consented to modify tho resolution so thnt the medal should modl deposited in tho National Museum Then a standing vote was taken on tho passage of the joint resolution ana as It showed a ma jority against It 1J to 2ii no quorum votlngi I Jlr Voorheo asked that the resolution niiuht lie over retaining Its place on tho calendar and thnt was agreed to I 1 The following bills wore passed In carry nut In part the tertni of the agreement wltb the Moux Indian of Jmkoin for the tale or a pur lion ot their reierTatlon and appropriate ilKWOJj SOT the purpoae Aulhorlilnit the I Secretary of the I Interior to negotiate wlin the Tarlle band of Ihlppewa Indian 19rn the ces Inn of their reservation Toauthorlri Henry H Lemly V 8 A tn accept the nOire under the ov rnment or olomMa of Instructor of the national military school at ll tfola Ofll I IWIm olr lpIWIm haul bill tona 9vu l to Albert Tl Lmery of Plain ford Conn for 111 me of bin rntent by the Govern meat with an amendment Increaaluc the ainouut to tlotH I benat bill for the adjnitment sot settlement by the Secretary of the Treajurr it the account James M Wilbur for lllumlniitlnx tlflns frame furniabeit fur tlio I hew York lost Ore bulIJtus al the lime of Its construction I The Senate then went Into executive session and at 310 adjourned until Monday lon or Heprea entatUci By appointment of tho Speaker Mr Bur rows Hop Mich acted as Speaker today f Mr Allen em Miss rising to question I of personal privilege road an extract from n 1 apectal to a Philadelphia paper saving that In his recent speech ho had uttered a vulgar tirade I rade against tienator Quay and had charac terized him as a thief an1 hud closed his epeecn with an attack upon the piety of Post masterGeneral Wunamaker Ho also road the resolutions of tho Hopubllcan State Committee of reuns lvania tho louusslvanla denouncing Indecent conduct of Messrs Allen acid Splnola Mossrs Alen al 11looln at j tacking Senator Quay Uo denied that bo had I ever called Senator Quay a thief Ho denied the allegation and deed tho alligator aleatun nld aIUllltor I bad never boon his pun 030 to begin an attack 4 on Senator tJuay and ho had never done so fr4 In the heat of Clue debate and In lrI0 the I I gentleman from 11 iuols ll Cannon whohud arraigned the Democratic parti because It had defaulting btato Treasurers ho had simply ri tald that iho i3cmuLrntic party hal larty rif never elected tbetu to thu United Statta f Heuato or mndo them ftates l Its National Commltleo Hn did I not know bonalor Quay but ho undoi stood ho was n 1 man of some good ttults and ho was no party to any conspiracy to Injure or defame him Av hen tho gentleman from Illinois brought up I tho Southern Treasurers bin head was no o UI k Uilnklug Iiosod that he Mr 1 Alien JUbt bit it Without Ii The llouso then went Into Committee of tho q i Whole IMr 1 1nvsunof Illinois In thu Chair on tim Legislative Appropriation bill Jlr bavora tloui I Toxasi raised a point of ordor against the clause providing tor Cite nI rolutnivnt by tbo Secretary of Iho Interior of nine members a Hoard of retiblon Appeals 2 at I 2lttt i a ear eai h Alter n short dlsoubslou the Choir sustained the VOlt ot order I r In speaking to a verbal amendment Mr Vn Joe IUom Luilitl i crltliUed the appolntmoutof the Tostmaator of his town and quoted letter written by his colleague Mr ivitns to the IOfltmasterUeneral declaring that the people of that town wore ballotbox stullors and that ho 131r Knloo and his people ought to bo dis ciplined 1 caino with a bud grace from his colleague to accuse bU constituents with ntulllcg ballot boxes when be hlmnolf had been charged with having stuffed ballot boxes In the Filth dUtrietof Chattanooga IWo years ago I had beon so stated by Mr Whltculdes alo iaus i Hop Tonn said that one part of the charge was false Charles liit08ldo of els town had never charged him with ttuClng ballot boxes C Mr rnlou Inquired whether Whiteside had pot primed card saying that ho Mr Eau bad stutled ballot boxoa Mr Evans replied that Whltoslde had stated en liar street that any man who said he Mr Ivanul had ttulYod boxes or had any knowlodcg In knowlodel of I wa 1 liar He had recommended the Postmaster though ho bad never soon him The candlunte had been recom mended by tha rcommenllol Chairman of the Hepubllcan State Committee by the deloated candMnte for Congress und by COlrOSK IpurUfiliB of the jUitmbllcans of the district LJ MrLvaim added Clint his tlo INtrlct Mr Washington hud complained that the Uomo craiH were not allovteil to seethe i apors ou lllo tn the fost om o Department UI1e levartDBot aud saul his colleague llr Lnlonl who was ambitious Ils enroll his name on the roll of oDbllous tho came 01 Judas had so far forgot 10dor as to co to the depurtment und secure political papnM and take copies of them In 10ltcal 31r 1nloeIblt la not true and 1 dODounco i ni a ral80ho Jlr fcyauB continuing said that when he had acolleucuo wbo condemned the Admlnls ration and reiHoied on member In thin llouso In tho moat unkind terms It must bo expected that the Democrats Ixpooled 10mocrata would ba denied access to these political papers Jlr Uilo lUtclaliued any III feeling toward his colleague Ho had culled Ileolnl COlloUIUt 10 culod attention to tills 10ltlor buuso lie fell that ho hail Icon haSty IQaly treated by Chit IostmaHterUfueral nnd his colleague hit I Enloe lad showed lo the Ils t masterGeneral the fraud In the candi datei endorsements by tho statement of J leading Republican and by numerous letters He thought that he had tho Bshuiance of the IoglmatterGeneral that he would elect Rom oilier man As to the man tier In which he got tho papers ho wont to the lost Oilier Dei artment and picked them ut ii In the chief olorkd olllco lie made I copy uf them and nld tlmt ho was doing 00 In order expose this fraud There wan nothing so cret bout II He not his collcacuos letter Into K the bpnate committee room lie lied betrayed to lolrled vv nobodyBoonllduDco n On motion of Jlr Clements fsm Oa an f BmenUmeutwus adopted rOiulrlnR the heads t of doparimentB to ieport to Congress the num lum Mr of persinb In Choir iuptriinents who are f Iir0fulout inn I tommltteo then and hlolOII 110 cOlllho rose re to led I 11011110 I tlio house oul lIlLIII 4 thn pimloiiH iittostlnn no iin ruin otid nnd thin i omt na raUod by Mr p llymim ol liidlatin I A u cu u lit a II lug lo dcnelon a liioruiu acnll uf I lit llouso I i WW ordered I Only Jill iiioiiibern reBiondedlo their names The dreary eeeues attending n call ol the r house wrre then enacted while tho Hercoant i atArm waa engaged In the talk of hunting I U b ontees AJLeI A bol CXUiUUS4 la taU mlor j farther rrooeedlns tinder the cal were dli Denie with and the question reonrrod on ordering the previous question Toe rota stood Jm to lband JIr ftonum rallied the point that thero was no nnornm present Tho Hpoaker pro torn thereupon counted tho House and announced that there were 1G7 member prf SOlt moro than a quorum JlrDrnum demanded tollers and nonnornm young the yeas and nays were ordered The otn rosultodreas 141 nave 20 the Hreaker counting Abhott Breoklnrldeo of Kentuckr Dellavon limbo and Goodnight to make a quorum and declared the previous question ordered 1 The house l then at II oclock aQjourned lira IMSMAOTOV TOPICS Tkllite or Intereet In and Ontelde or the hallS of CoiKree WAsniKOTox April 25A caucus of Re publican Senators was hold this morning to consider the silver situation The committee which mot the committee of tho House Jtepub Henna and agreed to tho form of a silver hill reported tho result of their work whereupon n rllHnimfdnn ensued that was not comnletotl nAlot On nO when the hour for tho opening of tho Bennto arrived I rocoss was than tnkon until 3 oclock In tho afternoon tho Senators re mained In session until hal past G After ad journment It was announced that tho whole subject ban been again roforrod to the caucus committee who would endeavor to frame Q bill that should provo acceptable to all It li I roportod that while the differences be tween tho o who are known as slhor men and the ndocates of the bill acreocl upon by the committees of the house and Hennto Boom to bo radical yet on earnest purpose was shown to harmonize nod I possible como to an ncroomont Tho silver mon desire that tho provision In tbo bill reported ty the caucus aommlttpo which give the Secretary of tho TiciiMiry dlfintloli to redeem In bullion tho Treasury notes Issued In pujuient for Imllldn fthoutil tlio holdoroi tho noiodomnml ItfthoulJ bn htrlcken out Eliot dn not want tho tilll to clxa the froerolnrv the notvnr nnilur any condi tions to pay out bullion uttor It IIHH been once deposited 1 In tho Ironstiry This view II the xllxrr tntm wns BUI i irtod by Senator 1urln of Now York who mndo it Bpooeh ot lonsldttrublo length 10 Ulliort IIIU It A HiiKuoHilini was mnilo In thn way of com promlp that tho amount of bullion thn Score turv aught thins pay out In any one month 10 I limited and be additional Imltd replaced by addllounl pur chases tho next month but this was not the loss objectionable to tho Hlhor then They aro op osod to tho Priori lo of the thine I It I sail by tho llor men that tho provision objected to Is not supported In any Senator who has lot expro od hlniboll for any merit It linn hu for th renion that It In mipponed to rolloct the wishes or 11 tho Administration I roloct The 1Ot men alo desire to hlo the notnt profiled form thn bill made full local tender but this Is not InnHtod upon with ttio Santo In tnnollv nnil irnnqfnnKQ na In f f hn nrnnnaltlnn to keep the bullion In the Treasury niter It him boon deposited A mnjorltt of the hpnatorn I hownor nro stud to bo In favor of making the notes full local Condor ovcrnl proiionltlons I In tho nature of compromise nero presented but none or them uoro nccoptablo and as stated the incIter hnq gone Imcl lo the caucus committee which wi moot on Monday rr James A Garfield and Mr and Mr J Btonley llrowu tho latter of whom N I Mrs Onrflekls daughter visited the lute Houno tills mornlce for the first time since the dcuth of Ire ldnnt Onrllcld nnd cro locohod In the parlor by 1resldout and lr8 Harrison and Mrs Mckee anl The new cruiser I hllndclphla nlll have a dock trial nixt t week and a low dn s later she will be taLon out to tenon it prUato rim for tests It N I oxpected that tho will bo ready for her final olllclal trial In about wi weeks The Focrotarj of the Navy has Nstiod I a circu lar nnnmim Inc that both tho AVnuton and 100ton cruisers i econtly advertised for by the department must ho completed bj Jan 1 ISM or about 2 years trout the dlte of tho contracts If any are made under the itrot al I torilsemont In tl o origInal proposal the tune for the 5Ulton espel was stated at 2i youis and for tho other at 1 years Tho Senate In oecutho sodon today con firmed tho nomination of John C Iromont MujorGeuoral U t A retired I Tho promotion 01 Cipt 1 r Harvey tho Medical Department of tho army or threo officers his seniors In tolco alb attention again to tho condition of Ibo medical coils 1 bore are ut prevent tnont tho corl loia declared Incapacitated lorsetMio by 01 ttrlni Hnirilrt Him Inch rtf vunnnntna h hn limited retlicd list conplod l with udMncllna nation on the part of the army administration to place stair olllcprn on that list Ixrosnonslblu tot tin presence f K ninny nonotTeCtho mod ical ofllcors JIaor Jlanoy was promoted our Dr J Y Do llanno whit bus toun on sick leave ulncn 1HTU Dr F W Llbrey who has bcen on tick loao slnco 1H8 and itt Ullllam I btlnomot who has been on have sino I 187B Iheso oflUcrs naturally fool that If they can ho kept on the uctlvo list they shall bo entitled to promotion but tho law prohibits the Promotion of aaelsinntsurcLons who tire lound phyhl ally incompetent by a Bonrl of brother brotJr utllcurH Dr Ibroj who wan on y recently ad judged incapadtated lor ierice has Inlsted upon his plantation on purely legal grounds Dr Mlnemot bn cs his claim for urn rights of promotion on tho fact that sine bU appear alice before a retiring Ioni hewas ordered to a short term ol duly at an tinily arsenal Me nitlino Hut corns Is I plodding along with In adequate forro or a form recruited from tho contract world Lat lear there were four teen Held expeditions without mndlcnl attend unco and there art a dozen military stations whose Inhabitant ar depot dint oti tivlllan physicians fur medical relief Tho matter Is assuming grave aspects mator Kepra ontntlvn Bland Introduced a bill to day to admit free of duty goods war 11 to morcban JI o purchiisod In foroltn eonntrloa Itii I the proceeds 01 fnrni products ol I tho United Males Jho preamble ncltes that there IK I a unlersiil depr Hslon In the business of farittinc anti doillno In tho lurmlol price of farm products the homo market not affording I roo niuntfrathoiino lor our tarni iiioducts that at tho present price of such products farmers are not renlizingtho expenses aecossarily Iticut rod OXIou8e8lecoesariy Ilculod In reduction Tho house CommIttee on Private Innd f lalms has nuthorlcd Irhafo 1nnrl a faxornhlo report on a bill tot the relict of tho helm of Myra Clark hines A reamblo i to the bill recites that Jlyrn Clark Gaines as the legal reproscntutho of Danlul mrk deceased of lotiJHlnna was entitloil by roa uti of Snatiinb crrnntH tn mjr 7 I acres of land mil that Mrs t tine whlln BO ilii I I entitled died nail left hcu H 1 ho hill provides therefore for tho Issue I tlo slo of patents to thesa heirs for all or those lands which the fommls slonorof the General laml Ofllco shill find to Inll bo vacant unappropriated and undisposed of I by the United bliitos which patents shall op erulo nIt UBII rtllnqiilshincnt of hlll HID part 01 lie Lulled HILled and AIII I not Imiutlr I or preclude any adverse claimants from the right to assort tho validity of their clulm Fat all of the lands disposed or by tho I nltod htatos orottiorwlto lanfully approprlatoil It Is provided that there hal Insuo In lieu thereof certificates of location of thin character procrlbod by tin sixth section of the act of Congress entitled An act for tlio final ndjust moot of private land claims m Florida Louisiana and Missouri Tho commltleo selected by the Ilopubltcan louse caucus lo consider and retort to tho caucus whether It should undertake to pass n national election law I on the linos of the Lodge bill or should provide for an extension of the supervising system had a tneotlnif today to begin Ibo consideration of the subject tev end members of therommltteo wero absent so the action today was confined to a decision to prepare bill embodying tbo two views us a prepare at 1 subsequent meeting I Mr unwell who In Chairman of the Elections Committee will frame the bill tn extend the BUIervliory pystpm Mr Icdne will preparn the National Election bill and action under InstructlonK will iIImlnatn front his original bill tho prrnlulon tot thn adoption of the Aus tralian system of votlnc leaving tho ill To rout Mate laws In effort and will also modify the bill so as to tusks Its provisions of general ap plication E without loiinlrins anyspocllludnum ber ot voter to petition therefor The flashier Hold Clear on Hundy TOUT MAivn April 211A curious suIt growing out of the operation of a O nlcklnln the slot machlno was decided court today probably the I st of Its kind decided anywhere 0 W Cook keeps a hotel at Nowhavon and some time ago permitted tho agent of the To ledo Automatic Cigar Company to attach to tho outside of his buildIng a metallic clear case which would lormlt a rmsin del sltlnc n fickle In I to r movo a cIgar On Iatt Sunday I person entirely unknovvn to look deposited his tuLle and obtained and smoked n cigar I An amdiivlt vas thereupon lljtd chnr lnc rilur C with Hundar denoirntlon and tho euro coating to Fort nynonn change of venii comlnl milted to I jury yesterday Alter an all night I deliberation the jury brought In a verdict of guilty and assessed a line of tl The route Ino I amount to over 50 Cook promptly appealed The verdict may bring lrOmltr now Itch lutlon for automatic vending machines Cook had no IntoroPt In the profits of the scheme Thoiictit tic wss it Uelrcdve I John A Muhnll of tJS West Thlrtiolchth tr ul arreiie4 l Jula Mulllinii txitutb sliest arrIJ al on avenue in KrlJ r nijlit anti took licr to lln Tbirtletli itrxt pollc fUllou I alt hi I WM a deieellT ant told the Ber f f ant a ambllDff story of Ibe wtnuan beta a blKhw 7 robt r The Mrffttnc loektd both of ititm up and rt lirdir U ir rion Mtk t Its womu wudiochsrrs4 al lIaLysU wu IiSti1f enBilnUca M Is tl uaitr I THE BIG CHICAGO STRIKES NO none OJ A coxipnouiaa jutnraiut CAttfKKTEIta AND DUHl Cari tBtfr Disgusted by the R rn nl of the Home to Colder Their Proposals IVitr to the Kalfe la been DceUred CHIOAOO April 20 Thero will b nosottlc ment of the carpenters strike Mr Uoldlei declaration that tho Carpenter and Builder Association would never content to recognize tho union was roportod to tha Joint Committee of the now bosses association and tho strikers at 2 oclock This was tnkon as a final answer by Mr Ooldlo to tho overtures of peace made by the committee Tho strike will continue next week with redoubled vigor The rank and Silo of the strikers aro said to bo very wroth nt the refusal of the bosses to arbitrate I Is probable that serious trouble will follow any effort on tho part of the old bosses association to resume work with nonunion mon Tho strikers Arbitration Committee mot Ooldlo and lila colleagues ntS oclock Nolthor sldo anticipated any satisfactory results The CarpentersCommittee had not boon soothed by Mr Favors report of Mr Goldlox declara tions of persistent antagonism to tho union and tho further roport that tho Citizens Com mittee except Mr Favor had declined to go Into n conference In company with tho others Hot language was iiod at times and tho very holy session promised to end only In nrc nowed declaration of uncompromising hastily and war to tho knife Tho failure of tho negotiations with tho Carpenters and Hulldors Association does not oroludo an agreement between tho strikers and tile now bosses association who have now made common Cause with tho mon nganst tho eldtr organization The Directors and some of Cite members of thin Cnrnontors and Build ers AnR oclatlon mot nt tho DulUIots Ex change this afternoon and waited for a call from the Citizens Committee but tho latter did not show up Tho association adopted nn address to the public setting forth their reasons for not arbitrating with the Carpou ers Council The address asserts that If they adopted such a measure It would simply mean tho turning OUT or their business to an rroHponelblu organization A titiutbor or the nonunion men rbn claim to have boon roughly handled by the striking carpenters have appealed to tho United Mates i lovoiumont for protection A secret mooting at which a large number of nonunion carpon n ers wore present was hold last nluht on thn Jrosonl outh Hide homo of the men asserted that they had boon driven fiom building by etrlk irs and that thej having recently come hero from other States woro outrantouly treated b tho police A committee was appointed to draft a suitable petition nnd forward It to Sou rotary of Mito lllalno Immediately The com mittee brought In thn following which was adopted unanimously and sent to Washington last night WI your petitioners of the city of Chicago being tradesmen and bonalldn citizen of tile nlted hiatus now by lutlmldatloiiH throats and actual violence being troventud from following our avocations to the great Injury of ourselves and families humbly petition tbo Government of the United States for proluc tlon In theexorclsoot ourconMltutl rights now denied bv a lob of riotous outlaws who defy the authorities and who maintain I reign of terror over ihiRo who differ with thorn on questions of trades unions We also say that the above state of affairs has already continued for several weeks and that wo hao no protection ot city or Mate nu thoitle hero wo petition lour Honor thnt ptloo protection sufllciant DO aflnrded us so that wo may in penco and safety continue our lawful avocation avocalon Jns fitters went out on strike this morn Ing as had boon threatened About thltty men left tho establishment of M r J Carboy on Washington Street and lilly loft E llnegot The prot ect Is not very flattering for tho striken nnd considerable dissatisfaction Is i already being felt among them UKEYHOLMtS If THE PACIFIC New Hleam UI lor the Canadlitm r clHc Itouto to China OTTAWA April 20 Tho lINt of the now vessels now being built by tho Canadian Pacific Itnlttrnv nmniinv for thn Vltnpml rCh1nn m n u route will launched about the beginning of November 1 Is tho intention of the company to send them to the Pacific coast tho thor JRcllc via Suez Caoal and to furnish at the time ono of tho grandest excursion trips over undertaken nrounil the world under the British ling with only two transfers Vancouver and Halifax the vessels will visit Indian nnd Australian ports all then proceed to China and Japan ut Yokohama entering upon fio regular trlu to Vancouver Such un excursion has uoter been undertaken heretofore llio throe vessels will follow each other nt stated intervals and tho globeglrgllng stolellntorI lobollr111 excur sions will be onen tourists at about JiiiK lor tho round trip which will Include transit across Canada bv the groat raljvui Already all tho room In tno first vessel hail been en gaged and aBuongeiH art now being bonked for the second steamer Wllon ihoso grot Iru hounds of tbo Pacific arc an tho China route It In expected that the passage will bo made In I about ton days and with I fast 1 service on the railway It will bo possible for the Canadian I Pacific llailway to land passengers for freight from China lo Sett York botoro tho United I States can land them In bun Francisco UlllTVAHT Cnpt William H Edsall a dlstlngulsed Now Jersey volunteer soldier of tho war of tho re bellion Is dead at his homo In Stockholm at the ace of G2 years Ilefore the war Cnpt Ed I sail owned and cultivated Now Hamburg one of the modol farms of the State He went to tbo front In August 1832 as First Lieutenant of Company K Fifteenth Now Jersey Volun teers a regiment raised In Sussex county nnd commanded by Col Sam Fowler Ho was pro moted to the rang of Captain In January follow ing Hn fought In tho battles of Irodorkksburg Salem Heights Franklins Crossing Gettys burg and In other encasements and remained with his regiment until disabled by sickness He returned to his farm and engaged exten sively and successfully In fruit crowing Ho served his town In the County Hoard of Free holders and in other public trusts In ISlJ ho moved to Stockholm where ho built aol has since carried on a hotel Ho died suddenly of heart failure He leaves 1 wife and son and daughter wlo A letter received by one of the officers at tho navy yard yesterday from ono of the olllcors of the slCKipofwar i antic now on tier WRY hoio from Key West brought Information that Passed Assistant Burgeon llufUH 1 Mcdirty I of that vestal hud died 01 pneumonia nu April ljuat as thuvotol dropped anchor in KK West harbor Surgeon Mctamu service In tho olll cors and men of the antlcn hen sheau lived hero n n Jon 1 with 8orLI cases of yellow fuor on board will be remembered Tho fever was contracted In the Ijarbor of Purtau1rlnco JaI a month before and burgeon Mclarty gave his porsoniil attention to the sick both day and night Only two of his patients died Namiiel Sanderson ono of this oldest harness and saddle manufacturers of this city died on lrldav of apoplexy at his home lio DrnnU street Ho was a meatier of thn firm of Nelson V Hnuderson of 3bl Grand street He was born In county Antrim Ireland ou April 2J ItUo and came to this count y when a young man Henry Low who died on Friday In Hellevue 1rldlr 1010vuo Hospital wile a young lawyer of Mlddlotown OUDI N Y of brilliant abilities and genial tempera ment Ho was u son of Benjamin lov I well known member of tho Crango county bar and 1 nephew of tho late Senator Henry It Low lie was unmarried John Molagon of ihu Mclagon Foundry McIsjon Company Now Haven died suddenly of heait disease at noon yesterday Ho wan born In Knvannah Or DecU 1813 and han been con nected with various Industries In New Haven for fifty years Ho leaves I widow VihoU his only living relative John I Gulon died oarly yesterday morning at his home 44n Madison avutiuo In the twen tyninth oar of his age Ho wits a on of the late John I flulon aim a nephew of it 1 and Illlam I tuba of the Onion Hteamshlu Com pany and was au Insurance broker Ue died of consumption Thomas Husoy ncoJ 50 year of Ht lair LU7urn county rennnyhanla dropped dead on the street In Hnrrl hurg yesterday Ho was a sub ontraeior hailer Nolan lirothers who are building the harrisburg hernitnal Jlallroad bridge across the usijuehnnna hirer Thomas Futistonaged 71 resident of 1 I ud11erl t Cumberland county lennslviinla died sud denly of heart failure In llarrlsburg yesterday He was a sOldIer In tho Mexican war lleeie Lloyd of Klmlra ono of the bestknown Iron workers In thn State died ventorduy of a complication of diseases cited 5J eHtortIY Dr Joseph Ibompson one of the oldest at phthlcians Tuiro Haute In W ustema Jndlul dIed oBleraay John Wcl l Kill Hleierir BSOBa John Wel6 a German aaod 5 of 257 Devoe 8re s Wlllumitmrf ti comnlitca iolcU Jut all b7bOOt1D5himtf fe U t Ih lUhttmpU Wbnbswu rtlb IIIt II dllcoTif be wu iUll llf but be dUd txrort lbs M rtrU G a aU si etui 1 lawa at sulclil I DELURY SAYS ii ¼ l i illS h S tT I i If Fl itt I I i l

o i Flyfront luster Hlnitlebrriseted with Cape Lounge ilneket Hnlt Ito Ima lust rerelvert another large nnd linndaome Clock or Hcoieh Cheviot and Ilomeaimn Hiiltlnc In nil the Inteeit colour Inn ivblrh he le ntisklnu up In the popular Lounge Inrket Mull for 5ta i loelllelj the mum CJimrt Hljlr Week mnnahlp tc cnunot be produced by any other rellnblehouea under H4O end 04J The new work on Fnehlnn published by ibo UPPER TnAOK MOflKTV OF KNO IIMII TAIIUIIH icr our eepeclisl ne can be obtained on uppllcntlon toaether with mmptee price and instruction her menu urine Ic deposit required order placed with thIs honflo train reliable persons Fine Tailoring for Gentlemens and Ladies Wear 6th av bet 14th 15th stsES ELIV ATEII K K STATION AT THE DOOR hen York Tribune says that Deturys new cut Ria 1mw Habits have been pronounced perfect by the most xpert riders Charles W3 and t73 5T k11iAgL ECZEMA CURED Nfw Vcrk reb 5H tPf X ALVAfl HRAZtLlAN RPFCIKl Ill llellllemen I lake plea ur In rerllfrlnir in the cure I receive I Ihrunih vur meitlcln the Cactus Hlnul I Cure I have been a sufferer from ermttone utton lidS slln eccirna Ac for seieral year inrln list time I was liteted by Mveral iklllrd iny lclans In ttuse troubles C IIIout anr teneAL After taklnir two bnttlen I am entirely well and hsartlllr recommend the niedli lni to an one suOlillig from like trouble U vickLUK Mlattliav RHEUMATIC GOUT CURED New octt ttty Fet u 10U DEAR sin5 ft te nrs tine four ear p11cc 1 beinn to stifler iron rleinatlc glint slit 1rr4 1 ttkln cii soils 01 patent ifltdlytit sat after buying lieu in lh esre of proteins II nhlyrise ii itiot t being ClireC I was gIven up iii tepstr when ii ladi itietid 01 liie iii ytied me o lit a tittie of lIe a to pii iuir 10515 by the tiralitgit sieclite Ci At hIlt I lhiiiii it is all humbuir but at last I wa tiilucsi I to try u bottle It worked like a charm and I am floe curl To all tarpons nineinn horn this horrible disease t cheerfully recommeu I the e lerful Teclt tuiide t y the Urattlau penao tu Uy testimonial 1 iA ii A tin In 217 Tail fct1 it Sew Vork clly i N V INDIGESTION DYSPEPSIA CURED Febrtarr Jfl iwxi ALVAR nKA7MAV RPFC1FIP OMIM hIlt Fur levrrAl years I aifferel from tiidlitrftiloii evil its I rpi I s Be tuit r tflltIlC trtntiuetii frmn intrant hvlclftpi and titlJiir7 ho iIler t I went t lUtite I unit iii Fails wee trtatf I bv A fjHClttMit In itomacli OUtsMtn vhn mica fated tn utah a rnri Tw nioilln At I heart l nt HIM i ado iu oj i tire and dctfrmitirJ to try It Afir Caking a few hottlrn 1 e M currtl Inmnnty I t oo gist I recutniiifiixl m xaiitablo A medlclao to tlioie aittleted wUti the cant ticrae 1 ITblUMUS 101 iVest 11lliiL THE DOCTORS ASTONISHED The three most detrnrtlve lnllous nut Incuralile institutional blood hurter that eeraIMcte I liinuhn tv ar sen fula cancer and snecitlc blootl disease l coning whole families deteriorating tIe race and efentlnir the drxiors when It was aunouiced that l m union Sivc tIe Isst ot his raca hal ennltted the great HrazllUn Cactus urr lo be placed before the pun lie an an iMlnllllMr i iipll Mt tteriiniil euro for this terrible trio of luud disorder Invalid relolced sail skeptic doubted tint when lending sflentlMs and peclallst In tli 1 country who after careful trlst fully ndrrsed the wonderful Uanns the doctors were elton sheiL Al flruretts cell it Fend for descriptive pamphleta cud certlfltates ALVAS UltAZlUAN SrfcCIFtC COMPANV B Walt st New York FURNITURE NOVEL ARTISTIC IlESIKYlirE We have a reputation to sustain not to make When we make sn assertion we aean It Determined to show the vantage ground on which we eland an MANtJPACTUREUi1 In the retail Held of CompeUlton we have CUT PRICES IIOTVV TO THE MEREST MARGIN OF P1IOFIT h Tnereiultli that isles nave more than doubled ow you may think that this U mere talk common to culver Uiement but before TOO conclude Chit inch Is so we should be pleued to have your opinion on what we de Clare to be the IJEHT AaiOKTEl STOCK zn IN TIIIM CITY

Tne following extraordinary values are prominent examples of what keen competition and perfect pro ductive manacement can do f Solid Oak Plain Chair In testier OXaOandBl S DInIng Table S fiat tong 5111ttO and 5t Sideboard sHS and 3114 I HPECIAl EXIIIIIIT OP CIIAUBER HVITEH FOR COUNTRY UOUEH t A See one at 01B and 831 bJ bJdi PRICE 1s PLAIN FIOVREH dim dip For special designs consult our deiltitn p HIcc IIRUNEII MOORE CO St cam tic cc StOl FURNITURE MAKERS Irvl vlA 41 to 45 West 1Kb St A i PFTWEEN STII AND tilt AVS fri Oil iy iydr dr AURR rFIST midwife boards UJIss before anil K It during connneraent Inner private house fill tit i lb cunHJenUal medical trestment infants adopted 107 I iastHlslsL Iwl wl At IHTAIN ClltK for headache dUeises of the skin Ir it chest heart stomsrh liter kidneys and bladder Brouthloni Invliorailn Syrup Joe u West 4ihsL A LL IIIBKAIFHIUIIKII HV IlH BICIAS drug slor ji in ja ia hJrsnelrh It 1511 and Sumudays frem u x M p1 Io Sberg medicine only A MRS KUtCII mllwlfe lakes ladles tn board anil ioi ill a conQnements Infant adopted IHJjIstav lie flIt nllAV III INN rrnfe siirof Nuts ifery Imi roved ml e melhodl ralneM treatment loHive In effect mlHi i Without doteutmon all cases 4uLexln tun av cur 4th Inl si Mine DR 1IAWKI H Wit I3thstntlrslleadlnf sperlaT IH qnlekest cures or nn charse alter a I otbera all newest remedies wtllclne tl ajvlcefree utuu tI0t t ne I lIla IA MIA I expert In mldlfery unit female relIT me compiatnt gives cuitlesi auopB Infants strIctly o prIvate iIUti4ttjt IT sal FtMRH HOODIil I KCialrvorant and manage opra V LT tar patilliti heated at their homes r a citic 1M 3Ss 11 El 51 J Cat 1MM5J WlNICElMA5 mIdwife female complaint ill 1T boards ladles liifatits adopted 4J d et nsar d av IUVYATS INFZJIJSA ltY FOR JI 11tH lull fn EASPd j rt 104 1111 7i JI ii lieu tl A M Il U M 0 t J kl M Osnlto Urinary JJiseaseeaipecUlly I J lilJi0LiR MAN 110111 a IIKhTOKtUTheonlvTell dill V hi i i1JBN for exhausted vitality oert ous debit adi Uy o full Instrucllons for lelf treatment free ba Hi IIUKdT tea53il Heelou Nut A o ISAI Wa ll fc Dr BROUQIITON cores central A 3 dab4iitywak5s 1ija of the sklncbstbsML Eli aUOMt his kltUlfl UH UtAtU M ffUt iU MIN 611 2 nstrurtimt ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Tin BEST VOCAI HCIIOOU The fleit PIANO FCIIOOU Hit lipid VIOLIN SC1IOOU Hit Hill OKCAV SOil tol The lIES Rriioot for nil IIRAM lirq of MDSIO UMlfAdl hi on IION ani IHIAMAT10 AIIT tllt0lu1 and IAlMlSd at the Otllnn ihimlltlt I NEW 1UIIK ONNIICVATORT OF MI mi For 1O Tear I t rnted at 8 EAST IUll t41 HM V ltilrd door iloftTIt Ar k IN a ihiritrrl IHAV N nTllh MVV OI1K rnRhllATIIK only M a at 14th it near III nv lth MUST OKI1AM7KD and hilT AIIUIMI l miiilf irhiHl In Amulet U entirely irIsruis sail P1KTIM horn all others which imitate In neune and mtltindi J1IIIN Nl IIV HIM HVKU PAY INJ FVPMNU HIKINfJ TKKM cosIuINtNt HIIOKT1IAND AND IIVsIEHS KIIVCVTION WALWO RTH IJfSIMm AM HTISOOJ 41HIO COLLtUU 10 itt EAT IS Til ST x MV VOI1K OPIN TIII iNjnci YEAV vhii Institution ii erhiietveIy cleynttl to etentifloetty ant ttuoroiijtity itiit iiii Cmi iris ic vliig geilts iliell eHi icities 11 IOn C liI irresainai itlce TI Ifcsilt Ia tlr 1 tiiiirtii ii lu isnciaus Sill Iir of ii ttii y i r leti 3 pen 1Httl psi ol I he iuinetrii ite1s rtilieii I lit I luS C utlpg of Cull hiv i f rw i nil liii tot IWMUV jMiro it un urn ml teas prbirlpnl llilp ii l 1105 huiiilv ril oou Mora uach cn anil utiirr tat prot n ivnts listc j lift tech 1 ti 5111111 J tall ti wilts iianuiliHielt lor new talC iltuular PATNES Co well known lor tariy utty years it itt bti pao Iii obtain a thorcnirli BUSINESS Mncntlon at the tell t if ifS Sill 1 xtinriivt tIme t p ie t tnT rltliu Hrlihinetif otrrt umlvnc riudiig sjiettci 1 Ai tnuclit Imltvi I UJllT alo tirlctly pro a tales 1 lfiariiiieiit I Bvpartio The 1I I TIT COLLEGE i moms ire open dy stilt f cnlfu h llirtgh room la hotioffraph tn I irhnif I Uh iAnt t writing Itt i I flutter inoetn nt I rnrrrftpondoni iiiniilln Jlnir Slit itiaI wurk I I OU 1 JO I UllM i U i 5 VU I st tt TuUN liii WEST 14TII CT COHSLHi UOAUHAV SIAM ME lFnMAiETiy CLnil IN i IIIKIK KKKS No failure yet send fur ctrtulur inetitlouloit tammerln PROF GEO S MILLIARD the well Lliown Instructorln elocution 23West HlhsU STAMMERINGr Tnoriitieli turn ffiiaranltreil pucressful sin e IRT recoininenleil by I irs llRiniiKnil I I htrnln and other pnae If n circulars TIII ItltVANT M IIUUU butt MAMMhHI I ti it est lull sL BAN m 1iTtitC7I0iFCittatoueo mallet ffull nr tlculan liiUA i p n I I li I I IH niuifslra and Ciihue Banjo t4i4 l Lroailway near 4uih It BANJO Bont nnd dance JIt and clog danrtnz laukht circular JOHN J 1 liuustxj iiowery IM tust Hfty tlilrdvt cortier till ac BVJO jig l cOw song cud dame and wIne dancing 1 Caught circulars I K titiAN 4tl I Jd av El OC1 TIDS and rtramnil actIOn natural mrthoH H ItiiKvIl I truck tnirton Instruclnr circulars Km Lerbocker romertatory 44 est 14tii st TTMorl TIOS stage tralulnff Tnlre tulture art of I 4 deep lre thnv Irof khiVAN 114 West I4tu sL 1 e in moder ie Fzxuiyi AlIty 110 IS 4t1 WT IISTKK SIlt F1 KK Iietr nl Arm Approved Ireucli school Ladles department Circular S11OITIIAM1 lrlrot Instruction or practical vet S halite reporter n veers esiierlence no f 1lure iitiiaiiie ifi ar tuted took and ciriu in free KI1ANIC IIAItltlhON MMKurniUier Ill llrndoay New York city ant 1 7J1 RruBd nr Newark N 1 i I1i lfl Itt Ill Y and IrietrrltTne StIlt In S months at fill tiwtiy tyrorrittnz lessons II weekly pouumeuts M AItnLr AM IKAMrE U ortKH ianamen IT OflZ lath lelestals Ac A M tllElt b5 to J taat 57tll St at JJ ai elernled station efitruiturr O stc FCAitlte for cheep nlcturea c rds iorMnt lot i or musj AMAMII Mft ar i Hey iL illiiirdi BILLIARD ned pool tablet and all kinds biiihirit ni tenet lowest prices ltlKHTIl CO ill 4llt LV TIIP llh T RIIMARH AND TOOL TAHIrR THE IlIlUSHttll HtLKF I IILIf Sllrn TO Lruadway corner 17ih SL Union Sijaare1 FREE to MEN ONbCITATIOX FIlij Men WIth Nor von Urhllliy lo tuf iKOr Had Dream I rembiiag Vutiu t of Hodand illnd am from early abuses should consult Jlr II Prnl ttie Old ICflluliIe ttissta elulh lie hie the largest practice Ills treatment is l pronounced by patients lo be uprrlorloanyever fist save Money oy consulting Ur frtiUK Over luau I raeee treated yeArly I lounic Mnn on may be I I In the fuel itage when It will cost you little but by expert nientlnj It may cost yon hundreds of dollars Many a MMII has tethl case run on until an Asylum or a Hulcldee Grays claimed him liu not let tliu be your case but call at once cries reaaonable Illcerti humor More Throat niotehee KUeiimulUns Kidney and Ulisilder Umesseesi IC treated without Unury at Dr II Franzs Medical Institute souid av near 34 that Mew York city Itoorati A M ia4p t M Uf M totflMt Sundays 10 i A M to4p M Mention this psper Patients out of city treated by maiL ATTENTION I DIE ORINJIIE lias devoted till time fur many ean to the exolev live treatment ot diseases of men from whatever use arising BIOOI ant SKIS diseases red spots pain la bones sore throat itnd luuuth blotches and erut onion the skin ulcers painful swelling Ac K1DSK1 aol LUINAUV complaints Irritation scald Ing Inflammation frequsnt Inclination in urinate lr tectloua discharges gleet stricture and kindred aheo otis OKUAMC WEAKNESS nervont debility Impaired nemory mental anxiety absence of will power loss rltallljr melaucbol Involnnlary Mts1 losses weak act and other dueaies resultln from eicsisea la Ilscretlon or overwork recent or old speedily thor inghly and permanently cured All linzerlnir clironl llseasee successfullx treated A tone and extensive prao cat experience enable the Doctor to apply the proper reatment at once without useieu experlmeuUL thuS using the pallent much time ant expense orrict OVEU TEN YEARS at 171 West ISthsL between ith and lilt are Consult tlin free Hours uioD hundars1 toe I FUiTKnoiD nrt GHINIUI uprcuiinr I IS UlHPASFa Oh MUN Ulcers dlicharnea vilngs kIdneys blalder bowels Sleet stricture MOOU olson Skin dlseAse rreuuent urinating nervous hOlly weaknesa loss of will power renored Thirty He rears u KHKCIAI ill enables lute to cure every pedal complaint eliminate dlsihaigei and ctiroul cuB that naverestste treatment where positively till No experluientiu mercury used nor 0110 lun from buslnev My treatment Is thorough eradl iliac ecery trace of poison from the blood burial nr long continued practice Ihuiisanda hate been re tored t perfect lice th and the enlojment of aoclety lUTUr TilWN PAt ill Slit can efely rely upon flItted reatment and a complete cnre in all rom lalnts Ad Ice free OKK1CI II t HAST liiTII bT I1BTMKBN JO INH Slit AMt IIQIIIS UTO I U L ULmPr SWITIt ISi last IHth St near 3d ar a station ollest reliable specialist bout sei skin leases blund nolson infectlius discharges stricture rrliatlons bladder klJiira heart lunmi irealment Uly one known that cures wort rIles nervous debut lost vitalitv wenknes nvolunierr isles bad reams Impeiifmntn to mirruire want of develop Dent at ol 1 quack Il irnii2 lulsles ling unrelUblel ree medical taniiuleli liume ures fail I lens every nlnir known to silence tnelira tr surgical hate so ulre 1 a ill tenor ki I owleitue i onir pecli praillce rhlch enables me to gunrantee tuickest permsneni re very saving uioner and iltei n S rue or I all attic ree any disease mentioned la medical culuini U to II 11 I HCltFT AM ritHATK lhtsthiuih nf men L cured In a few digs by a new nuots of treatment I charge un rig cured Also irs iiiroat slid tonifue Imp es ulcers dicea4 bones 5eCL slri lure blood ultoniii skin disease klduet ana bud ler Also routh i errors nervous debllll ic lab lack I Ixd dreams jwnets f spirits weakneis of bet and mlndi toil Ivor and man oud rertoreil suffer no lo aeri dir is ertnin I guarantee a 11111 L I nl eiret re Ilearla iii practice m ies prfeefi uCerer tim list i alice Imull consult me lu 1 curd year j l o not te i irliience llotilhe ftuul let ii lead Ir I lULlElr ledlcal liislllule MI I 1iit l iuin I si near Ii II I av A A tIlt IiuXhli I it 4u1 iveit 2diti et I vrk s teat hg sge uitlut T t elI it eava 01 ii Cit I 4 tunete ii eta Itisu iuatgr t etci ore rvou du tilt ijueueo 1 itIhul tIiiuti luleduter to I let at cnc to i tie ti nt c cci tnj itaiidliig males teltel idea t cud Ikilu ululV CO lu I Ii lt iuotiiS iituicluur c Tee iIruuiatlentty uliul a uuucliy as can sly be tuau olrltly cuhuiidiIiiI hugs I 10 l 7 Ci SCala s II to I hunty writs ur catt Ii DihJtNEsl oP ezi wheter Ilus us recent or Ii hi I unison liii my tunuldr an4 ii duae week lutaun tinrihiut ut I I y itri ri it lIlt iii I trIiIiul 1iclers bii e u Ire eel iCtuure t 11011 I I y iii t I ilvSC I I Iii tt Ic 115 I iulty u i Itfluiiie ii ussr I tur hu I MHN Kill III I U reliable deru an uruelnild I S lte skilful IrMli III t board uaies r realll I rIng conOnsinstit iii wttn ulue lir Cr1 infante Jonted In Hie cotuforiauie private residence tl it 54th 1 M BU rTuSEAV MD ein t ec onsnited codS dsnlUlljr on all finale eoinnlaln eleclrlrliy nv1Vu4il4IacSLi se Uyiu4sa t it rull7S 1 3 no u no J1EJW Tiiinn of LIIr Nelitlnaer llnDKCd lllnmrir and Greeas aid I SiippnNvd lo llue Tnkrn Polnon Nicholas Ncidlnscr n mlddlciiKod Ger man cnblnotmnker committed suicide by innglng olerday afternoon In a woodshed buck of C1B East Eleventh street Ho was a widower and nothing of his recent history fa known His family of four boys are scattered One Is In 1 Cntholio orphan asylum another Is with relatives and two are out West His nephew Joseph llnolhlo lives at CIS Fast Eleventh street Ha had not tceu hIs undo for scion II on the until ostirda Naidlnger came In about 10 oclock and made himself at homo Ho ate dlnror with tho family and then welt Into thovnrd Two hours Inter one of Hnelhlos children I little girl wont into tho woodshed She found her gloat uncle upon his knees In I Corner 01 the Bhod with his tout I held uptight In I piece of ptout twine which leaclud to n call above Tho loner end of the twine had been madu into a Bliploop I and was Imbedded dcop in Ito neck Niidtugcr had brett our of rork for a long tune hdwurd A Oieenwald 28 years old tIm Bon of a theatrical matiagerwell known In New Or leans has ton visiting his Irlend 1 oopold Opponhelmor at Vi last 121st street Ho las taken sick about I oclock yesterday morning At 1 o clock Dr ihittip of hj Fast 121st street was summoned but liroenwald refused to tnko any medicine An emetic wits administered bv force but I did nn good liroenwald died shortly alter the HoMors arrival Dr lulllps 1 found a bug of white lewder In dreonvvaldH pocket It IS supposed that Cretnwnld In I fit I of inelanchol took poison Au autopsy will bo hold ibid muriilng I to 1UHLIC llAIIV IX naSTO The Pollen Knfnrclnu a Law that I flee u Dead Ieller HevrrMl rar Ijoyrov April 21 Tlio Uoaul of Police of Boston stirred up tho liquor dealers today by ordering tho removal of all public bars and gave them twenty da s in which to comply I with tho order This order affects all tho big I I hotels as well as tho ordinary groceries and already there Is music in the air Refusal to comply with tho order will result In a forfeiture of tho license Iho law which the Hoard of 11 Police is now enforcing his beon on Unit stat ute book several sears but It has always been a dead letter No ollort has over boon mall to enforce I Tho Prohibitionists hnvn benn Pulling a few wlros this winter and nave made

fo much talk about the nouenfoncnunt of tho law that tho Hoard 01 Police have dolor I mined to put tho law t tho test Mile liquor Interests alarmed at the agitation ol this ques tion Introduced uu order In tlm ogHaMm ml itt Ire to t logtlllnu aes over it tar but tho comrnltti on the lliu r reitred adversely upon It and the retort was sustaIned In lioli brunches after it hard light Jnat victory for the Pronlblllonlsts elicited that I public sentlmnnt as represented by the I egls lat irs was oppo eil to burH so the coming year will witness the transportation of Boston rum shops into Ideal gill tions The onforn neat or tho law will entail heavy loss upon suih hotels as Young Iliikorn the Adorns House thin llrtinswicK tho ondome Victoria Jhorndyko Iruniont iilncy arid lluvero whore bars bate boun titled up ut great ex pense Mi lION 1111 JUT I Coet air WiieytittoLern that Mr Owen Couldnt IteilSi l a Jlook Afrttl When the Connrroj hiibconiralttco Inves tigating Immigration cloed Its session yester day a IHUu woman with 1 pleasant loco came Into the room where tho inquiry vvns held and leaning gracolully against the big table walled until Congressman Owen was disengaged Thon oho talked to him a few minutes Finally ho Wrote his nitmo In a look I she carried and the little woman slipped out mate Immigration Commissioners Htnrr and htpiihonson and President tlldgway smiled nnd III I Starr aOI tarr81Il bess sties won tho but Hie little woman was Miss Mao McNelllK 1mnl who sells books and who liRe doiie a consider able business at Castle Garden On Friday af ternoon she failed to sell one of her books to Commissioner Wiley who referred her to Con gressman Owen and offered to wager a tlJ bonnet that site would be unsuccessful Miss McNelllH took the hot agreeing to glveUea Vt Hoy a to bat I she lost Ueo New ofltiB ItullrOHde The Virginia and North Carolina Construc tion Company has been organized by Gen John Gill of Baltimore with it capital stock of OOOO rIte purpose of the company Is rail road construction In the South They are now at work on a line 121 mllvslong from Winston N 0 to Hoan ke Va about 25 miles of which has already been graded Whoo completed tho linn will open a rich territory and will hao I connections at lioanolu I I with Chit N ot lot k and estorn Mieniinioali adey and wilt the I liallimore i and Ohio I as toe n as ito I piojecled linn of that load from Lexington to Itoauokn I U completed ihie 1 road will I bo an Important i link I between the lines mentioned and Illortulllnk IB also stated to be tho Pit nC HO of thin tIlt liflY to connect with the iieorula Carolina and Northern system of roads The capital stock IH chiolly held In halt I more by John Mil W W hurnce lno h Pratt John A llambleton Thomas De lord Cioorco l Jenkins Itomard Calm l W Single Charles IJ Fisher nol An drew Held In a decision In tho matter of the complaint of tho residents of Painted Poet against the Now Vork lake lrlo and Antorn Itallroad Company alleging that Tainted lust was twice seriously flooded last sear because of the rail road embankment maintained there by this road the State Hoard ot llallroad I ommlsslon era recommends that the New fork Lake Erie and uestcin llallroad Its D lalroud ompani open Is em bnnlunent lor a distance of about UK feet at the point where It now Intoreocts the froshat channel of the Chamung Biter said point bo lag at I distance of about TtKi 1 feet from the Chemuug Hlvor brldgn and spun Iho said opon lag wlllt a bridge liie Hoard also recom mui ds Hint the channel of the Cohoctou hirer be cleared of obstructions from a point about 800 feet above the Erie llallroad bridge to Its confluence with the Chemung the expense thereof ntod to b born by the tomiihlp DAl Is TfllB IltK JrIDJI rn r Iralnnd Arreete In ntteBeU nt Nespleloa that He U Jaekeon 11TFJLD Jlnss April 2tillugh alls Harry Ireland arrested hare today ar wan on suspicion of being Charles Jackson the mur derer of Mamie Murphy A despatch Irom In Spector Dimes to Chief of Police Nicholson this morning Bald that It was supposed that the murderer WAS It this city having startec this way from Now Mllford Conn on Thursday Mior day Acting on this despatch Chief Nicholson began a hunt for the man and arrested I man In the ofllco of the Nm Printing Company where ho was working a tho case An office from Now Mllford arrived later and Identifier him as tho man ho was after on suspicion The prisoner U n young mao and In many respects tallies with tho description sent out by Inspector Uyrnos The greatest discrepancy Is n dlilereiuo of throe Inches In height but It U hard to guess at a mans height after ho has run away When arrested the prisoner denied having had any trouble In New York Ireland his worked In printing offices hero off and on for two years and has been working nt tho Mm o III co since the ilrst of April Last faturday ho left town and bo was away until Ihurs day when ho came back and resumed work Ito rays ho was In Now York nn Iunday und Monday On Monday night the nllht or the murder he slept In a hotel two blocks from the Cjrand Union but ho cannot tell tbo name of thn house On Tuesday hn uas In Hobokon and 1ntotBon N J On Wednesday ho went to Dftnhury thence to Now Mllford and thence to this city 10luod Buys he can prove where t was Monday uluht Twlll be remembered that Tnrt t I 6 ii u n q davs before r ihul murder Ireland had Ills moustache shaved at a local I tuber shop tho Saturday before he lelt hose Jackson Is l 1 ruemtior of Tyiographlcnl Union o H i Now ioik Ireland nilmltH being u member of that Imt union When asked if h know ot Cblla John sons saloon ho said ho had heel there though ho denies that ho was thero on Monday Chief Nicholson telegraphed the facts to In Bpnctor Ilyrnes who replied asking him to hold tho man until n detecllvn could roach FlitsHeld Detective Is IIIleil letoctho Mccauley expected to reach hero today Tho dales of Irelands absences from Pitts fluid lit In curiously with the dates of Jacksons absences from tho Itut composing room In this city Jucklon has worknd oil and on for thn Acti for two ears On thebaturdai night biforqi the minder bo appeared tlmro lor thn first time In two weeks Ireland lift Plltslleld that hutuidav end hud boon working In Pitts Hold for two Wicks lloloro that JIkson bad been working steadily In tho Press office hal TllfY KXVECT A HAriOVH Indian at Western Acenelee who Hope to loin a hupcrnulurnl Being ST PAUL April 2fiCion llugcrof of tho De partment of Dakota received n letter from Major Carroll of Fort Custcr Mont saying that the Indians of the Tonguo Itlvor agency cero irreatlv excited thnXnetAt ero cxclol over 110 Ynnetnil nnnn ir un al co of nfjuviour This Is a peculiar case and presents many strange features The accounts that can be gathered of this coming of an In dian Christ uro voiy frngmcntaay but tho be lief Is thoroughly grounded in tho minds of the Indians and undor tho lenderhip of their inadlclno men they havo worked up quite a r rival naul are confidently awaiting the appear anco of their huvlour Some time ago the Indian Interpreter at tho Cheyenne and Arapahoo agency In tho Indian Territory wrote In 1 letter to the Interpreter at tha Tongue Iilxer agency Chayonnos and Arupahoos hero are greatly excited about a Christ coming among some of thin Northern tribes of Indians The Ara Inhoc hove been getting letters from North ern Arapahoos In regard to It My friends hero wish mo to ask what there Is about it and what do you know about It 1 They sent two of tholr young mon to the Shoshone agency In Idaho a month and a half ago to find out all about it but those I two have not returned yet Iho longuo Hlvor inferproter made un et vestigatlon among the Indiana there and re ports us follouu The Indians say Christ Is In tho mountains not that he wants all tho Indians to como to him Ho will put them behind him and Liar tag all tbo whites ucloro him u ill roll the word over on tho whites and destroy them He Is a white man aol Uhe above has been told br Indians at the Thoshone aucno In addition the Indians say that this hrlst showed some Indians scars on his hands and foot anti a spear wound In his side Ho wants all the Indians to come thero giving up firearms and using only bows nnd SPOUIH He Is broIl that world l over on the whiles in case may auuso tuo Indians vherx thin whIt man lives tuG sun is very close nod tho earth Is so hot it burus tholr feit No eras glows 1 there 6r1S5 Illre den l iigi r says that It Is not unlikely this report originated from the teachings of mis slnnurlus among the Indians which they have mixed with their mythology Tao Indian modi cine men have all taken up the new religion and am making themselves very i opular One ot the dllllcult things to explain however la the widu distribution of the story which seems to have been brought out indopei dently two places ovor ltitiii miles apart In ordorto pro vent trouble viblch night arise trora some white man protending to be th Christ den huger has detailed Major Carroll of loit Cue tom to proceed lo iho Uonguu hirer Agency at onto and thoroughly silt the matter tnoooo iioitin or GOODS FOUXD 8ald to Have Come From the Hlock of Aurone Jc Feder Ilssnkrnpt When the lotlilnT firm of Anrons tt Fader of 05 Prince street failed about three weeks ago thin creditor whore pulled to know what hud become of nearly ISOKX worth of Hoods purchased just before the failure and not to bo found In the stock The failure was for nearly tloill 00 A defective was employed to hunt for the missing goods and last week be found J300UU worth on tho Stephens t Condlt wharves ut ISowark In cases addressed to M C A o Mr odors 1 father U n member of tho patent leather llrm ol McCormick onnelly A Co An attachment was placed upon the goods jester clay by Newark Inwierp for the benefit of S Stein A Co DariiH IlutchlnsnnV rearco Jacob endellA A olllnk A uuld James Talluott Sawyer Manning A Co nnd other creditors Charles odor lives In Niinnrk and his partner Aaron is hits fatheilnlnw lije caco will be board In Newark nu ednoany rouo tOOTPAUS Five Iloye Attack Three Bore U Brooklyn and Rod Them Policeman Mutpliy saw In Livingston street near Hovt street Brooklyn yesterday a commotion In a crowd of small boys Three little fellows who wore good clothes and five others who wore poor clothes composed the throng The welldressed threo were under most In a struggle Whoa the policeman ap proached the five ran away but ho captured th m Ho found that he had arrested two of five young highwaymen who had swooped down upon three comparatively Iwealthy children while they were at play The footpads had reaped a harvest of cents linger rings and other trifle Murphy took his prisoners who wero John Doolnyot 151 John street and Owen llller ot 277 Gold street to the Italian The officers of the bottoty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children will look un their records Queen Victoria at Dariadt PAIIMSTADT April 20 Queen Victoria dined with the ducal family and Emperor Wil liam this evening and afterward witnessed a private perlurmunco of vtlchertn comedy list Festum Tho German Empress has returned to Berlin An Atnuteur Jlurzlare Fate At litltx Neb April 20 OCOIRO Woods n farm hand was found dead tinder thin cash drawer In Iloscow Dross general merchandise store this morning Ills 1 store bad been troubled with buiglars and a gun attached to the draper by wire was discharged blnrerlHieiillUB Into the Country SAN niFdo Cal Apl 11 20 Yesterday morning a band of Chlnt BO tried to enter the United States from Lower California Beerat were captured bill others escaped Into tho foot hills live if f them wore captured lust night after dark while trying to steal Into the city JTetabllihed 1BO llDEL KAKEHOKB BILLLG8 IUFOBTXUH or DIAMONDS AND OTIIEIS PBEriOVM HTUNEH TUB HROF8T AK8OBTMENT Of MKT DU MOKP8 AND DIAMOND JBWELKT IN TI1U COUKIRy U NMMm at mad 2Xal a Lass N T roTixo woiiv BOUHI A Scheme to Place the Whites In Termext Cent Control JAOKROV Mls Apill 2iTtidge 1 A P Campbell has an article In todavs Clarion Ledger In advocacy of his plan lor suffrage ubmlltcd some time ago The plan U to al low every ono to veto who now has the privi lege and to add Bti additional vole fur eutch forty or eighty actor of real estate or Its equiv nlont In value of real c tat to the number not exceeding five or ton votes The plan is do signed to place the whites In permanent con trol It has been serlou ly criticized by the btato press as undemocratic and us being cal culatod to create n landed aristocracy J udgo Campbell in tills paper says them has not beon an objection urcod to It that docs not vanish under examination lie says 1 do not nroposn to change tin pent of pow er except to bdto It securely In the vvhlto poo pie by lawful methods where Is the violation 01 true Democracy in aoummg trebling or quadrupling the white voters Mn talk no mocracy anti liberty equality and iratornlty and jet would If they could deprive the ma jority of legal voters the negro of tluli right to vote I nm a better Democrat than thin men who object to Bddlnu voters to tho whites on a just and widespread basis but would sell limo rlcht to vote by Imposing a nnivy tax no u irk cibed n poll tux but in reality hindrance to voting Killed a nurclnr IitoNvvoon Midi April letOn Thursday evening burglars attempted to enter Pottor k COB store A clerk fired a shotgun In the face of the foremost man and tho burglars lied Last night tho wounde I burglar whoso namo Is John Illchards turned up at the hospital He refused to name his accomplices He died early this morning

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n n il lS9 THIRTY PAG n CHAMPION WILLIE DAY nit IMJTJCV A snow or xrr coararr XOttSAT TOE CnoMCOUNTar JUJSCf B Won fcy Blair it InTII Fro pe lUrrUr Wl ike T i CtiMap1ft ahlp The Atom VT h dI r Tho Nfillonnl nolS Country Association of AmorlfA li nn tinfortinnta orcMilzntlon ADd In Iti effort at opnlnrWne t tho hardr tiwtltn of cross ciiiniir rtinnlncln America It In ex terlcnclnc n run of 111 luck tbnt IB certainly dlsbcnrtenlne It Inn bron In nnanclal om bnrrfttmtnM sines Its formation and all It1 cnturM hftto provon dlro fnlluroH Povern month nco 0 C Hualian of tho Manhattan A U Iltnnr Wllllntni of ttio Now York A C nnt FCTornt K ntlcmen Interested In crosscountrr innnlne roorcanlroil tho association and Mart td Into boom tlio sport A monitor handicap mealing was nrrnnncd n srore of vnluabto prlen offered nnd tlio New York Jockey Club Iran Ibo 110 of Iti eround besides novorn aluaklo trophies Itio day of tlio run saw Ibo most novnio Vioatborof the your and In ftcBl of tlio iJcrloil thousands but a liandfu of BpectntorVnttendoil Romffwhnt daunted bnt iillll horaful tho nmnnuftri net out to ranko Ibo team champion ehlp rnot of tho association as bin a success as the handicap mortlnswM a failure Tho com mllt e nddod n junior clmmplohshlp race In addition to the senior txtrnordlnary valtia ble priras woio offorpd the JocUoy Club nirnli comlneto tho foro lu u handsome manner donntlnc two Mlop cup while other cups cold and Rllvor modal woro amone the differ ont awards Tho Jockey Club spent n croa fleet of money to perfect the cour o tho meet Joe nfis well luhortlRod and over thins point cd loachanitoof lurk and success lint tho mlserablo weather of yesterday spoiled all tho vrelMnld plans and nnotber dismal failure la tho proirrf sslon of crosscountry runntne raus be chronicled The railroad company woro well proparcc for a rush but tho ttpoclala wore shifted back IJto I the yards for a orr 1m nil train could easily hao carried the spectators Whether tho attempt to Interest tho public In tho sport will bo continued uoxt season Is l an open ques tion Cortalulr tho present officials arc very much dlscourncod ut tho return for the labor And money they hare so unselfishly expended J ho fnltlia must have also expected a groai crowd for tho train was full of them and hall a dozen woro stretched alone the road to Morris Iark The prevalent name was thliu blerie and nstonlshlnit as It may seem they wcie doInK a tbrlrlni business One poor farmer was bilked out of 140 on the train try ing to Ind tho pea all the money he possessed Boeral of tho Now Yorkers tried tho Rome and tt Is rumored that ono of tho 1oard ol Managers of the Amateur Athlitln nlon President of n promment athletic club chased tho elusive ball to tho extent olHi hutiliocrowu larked lu numtors It mono inln jollity InHpltoof thoculddrlzllne tajn 1lior nil cowdod In under the Htnml thp Indies dlnlne loom on raclnit days and thu I cene wua Interotlnir Thorn was no Unmslnc rooms for tho nthletuu nnd tho liojs dlxroboil In tho midst of tho surelnc crowd Each run ner was fcoiounly rubbed with stroiicsmell Ing liniment nnd at 3t3 when Announcor Ialmercallud tho boys t tho track they ran IlKhtly to the starting point with a lino dlsre snrd lor tho rain cornice ilown now in torrents Trie jiiniur cliftniiiluiiBlili was Hist called nnd uiLhtyono halfnaked rouuu athletes llnod up for HID won Tho dlfforcut teams hail dis tinguished trademarks In tne slmpe of colored fasho 1 huchamiilonbtilp was open to teams ot not more than twelve nor less than flx men from an tococnired nnnt ur athletic orross country oruitnlTntlon piovldlnc tlio juulurs bad noor comimtud In tho crosscouutrv rhamploni of Iho Culled Stntoi or any cthor countr Tho conreo was eliiht miles ocr protty niuddv cmund and Incluiled jumps o cr ton hurdles In nddltlon to hedcpa and two water lump ttha IeI f otuornbotados to hurmount The oonrso aq Intelligently llncced and judges VMiru statlonm thoYnrloun turns to direct thu runners Two judcus on horseback also nccomi uniod thu contOBinnN to soe that tbo proper courho was covered It was almost Imnossilile for any dishonest athlete tooode any of the dlctame and Ibo throe that at tempted it mit with prompt dlniiuallflcatlon The principal oillcors for tho day woro as I follows HrttTteU C UlllUmn N V C fitnlor JDlc e Vm U UuriH S Y AI luJ r j timt lj l i t iul linn r A c WIU Ucol N A i titii N A O A C Merens J A O and I J K1I tlricb H 11 lllltftticc lUilifLM ltitfcne In Soholck1 l A U C ri n 1 8 I A C A B Wllon V A C C J llranlt I ll I Urn J wan1 A C U Ix MilUnu I V J A ci A n Ncl on I II i3O Ltmbncht A A A will frank ol II KM I w IT Lawinti A TlmuUo A Av r M V Rolicri stall VIA C Aln D Hoe P I A t1 I tuticii U A l ana A 1 Mf fet N J AI I Met Mnrlliul litu W Iarr M A C Hiarter W li HLrrttun U A Clerk III tli Ionri f om J 011 M A r ofllUa Kfpurttr Wm In forrrit Hour let M A 0 Announcer c Ialmer M A The wouldbe champions were distributed among the followluc teams frolpect lIarrl r Tram B W n I Dow c M finiMn H U I Kulll J U Olburu J Hack W Uottl e II TOUIIK J A May A F Illcker Ainerlcnn AtfilMIc ClulJ fteld T J Mullil J Edit M J Loior F Blllf W I llobtnunu J A ul M A gd Mmlocli I unatleiBltncrW C Matlna i i rlIJ rl I l lliie Athlltlc Clnb A tlrlovr I F llney 1 II Lowenilelo II F Iee U J Itnnoran If C Jchftmiftrn 1 MnlUi J lUntcll U Hi oovan J J DITinnc i anil 1 I Hrhlili New jrrnr Atliletlo TlubA C J nllnl f llaiii f l roinirnn R trruch I klUinnn II u liio4rutr I r Trrwln J J Mcfann O t Uib ru J IHrliiucy K I llunllnor au1 I A J llaninn Mar Ailililic IIIbO tltrK ralil u Lennon I Mi4ri Un J Ifefler C IanlKin IVm Hint J tab I II Hnrller Klvmliln AUilftlo IllIbE W Inn r It Hart man T Jrn i s A Ilaldwln I Cr bUrl Herbert Mil AII10mlkl Vroiktei1 Harrlera Turn A 11 II Mchtfoot F II Kullke M Hem n I W COli kiln J J Consul in T B i rr dtnrn Ileiill 1 II r i iiiil il U i Cuilinr I U I Mc lla K II Uliliutrli A A Mi iulaiil Acorn AllilfllcAtfoclntlun I oOIAIt 1 hdwardlM K llraler W 1 llnerrt It II Srmer l Knohluca II r Mj j K Hafer J A lloiwell J u Dilleiple J HcrrmanM Lcl rJs II CuinliKt Ifent Campbell and Collins of team A Prtmrect Harriers competed under ivrotftst theclilmbulni made they wuro not members of thu club The runuars presented a pretty eight as they Harted mid tin ned out of the cat Into tlio noodi When tho reappeared to low they wero pretty w11 sirutm out with KuhlLo of the iVospocts I In tholcuil Ho hold this until tla haliiillo post when 1111 ol the Amerl rans assiinind command lldlicld tho nilyan 1110 t up to Hie firnt wainr jump when lloaloy miperscded him by lonplni tho caii ahead Ed ward 01 tho Acni n was a cood thlid at tills point with Collins of Iho IIOSPMIH Hulloy of tlio Arums and KuhIKo clnxo un llillov maila the lenpcafcly but nllppi on tint othrr tide lollondirof tho Auiorlrani was tho Urat lUll DT 10 Uka a cold batU to tho Immeiisu dvlluht Of tllO IIIIHllCl Ol 1 0rod Htailn tO S round Uno little fellow showed hln loiln and Bnld HosLI I dat fuller aint no Jim McOowan rnforrlnc to the oldtlmn Meeplediaser WlMvurds l ofthoArorns did not rollph tlm junai and nadod over Hoon iiftHrihlu Held to ik a prououcred lead and hud tho nil o tare thereafter JonUinsof the IsowJorors fuimodv hall tho dlstaiico and uus curried from thn tracL club mate foul ini Luustod 1111811111110 beiU u retreat also when walclifiil CapU Iljertlieri rollarod him rinlsh thn race Was his command I rant eamed tho uniortunuit oh you only ImiiKlne you nro tlrnd fild the captain and be loiced tha man lu uo ahaad i Th order of ll ulshofttioflrat twenty men was f i f tun ic P lil ttneilran A O AJ 4U I KawiMi ArurnA k A3 A ijrUfp Iaitiin A O D m KM KM ll I roiptct lUrrltn a IT w K Jreucli St ifrer A i ft4 a J II IciwniiKin raiilme I A U 4 a i K itt r corn A at a i KMioli Iroiirct llnrrltn 34 SM MCorcoran Stw Jerty A C 4 to vr r itLiMttmtA o n M Il nu Tn u Hnrrlftl 3 4 O TiDlpkliii ll ir lde A II I 15 15 I J riack rroipeet llarrltri 44 aJ r hull Aiutrl an 4 i G Hi liirlti Hltner Anxrlcan A c A3 I t luilju Alilricau At G r f O nut Aonru A A M 05 A Hallnln lllrrnMt l M IS BII Collliii rrotvect llarritrt VI la n t Jwhauuitn raitlu i I ftj LO After a dlsciiislon of f nearly an hour the rorers announced thn follonluir OH ijio reiult J lIl11e A C Ural with liJ points Acorn A A second with lUll Irobpe Harriot 107 Ainerliaii uu ouV IIT OJ 1 t Ha Hie plan of ncorlnc WIIR ihn OHC ininibni ot polntiof thallrstuxjcnon of any team Tim II uiiiiinlliiMioclllrut nd liU nnx ulub main ame lu nlnntounth thu coro would U 20 iind soon Jntoi tho cliamplunslilji naniiwaiilpd ti II I i Acorn A ho Jlidcva ilsijualiljln tne Iasilmon lni I IIUO oui of ihn I illstaniit Iud jitpdtiiat tIo of tho Ilutlpio nii ii ttl1 unt ijio ioiir e Ihn lndlan hal Iplt tlie grounds tn hurl y back to tlieclty to cole uriitotnunicpoiti il lctory lit lit the rail ruadttallun they wcrw oorliault d by thu MO miojH Arirns who ceutly brolo tho 11011 of IDA rfl 1111 j Whllu tho wrunclini was colnc on tho cenlor rnuinilonthlp ricouas called und ihn crack lDK ol Ihl country lined up AMIIIv Day uVhl 101 und the MwotaMrf while lonkliic at tliH delicately bum lad wondered whore ho RiVi II VMilnrful llIylol powers from Iii i thlok 11111 10 blIIIIIII a uimaik oflrn htlll I th uchwhpti ire 3fdlliOHi iikorOiiil 1 II 110 o plHiiat f tho hvnmlp ovcent Jiiat muiydou IIIIH hUilay Ilie lionr ts pJurcd to nuu odilnof It I j that Iho inul Irr reririnn woulil not win Iul I J IlIyK llofblrol y ree donll llhoiitmrno1 oioohvrt nf tnll for no bot wn rrcor led A ureit ileai I 1 W r hoi o wus built upon Bldufy Tlminao but I with the racetrack coons there was only ono In It dot oro Massa Day Tho teams of hardy runners woro composed follows Ntw lerlOY Athletic ClubW D Bar F Day I II Gray Mlliaui Kennr W lliuinpion C B Qarulner II lljertberc t HJerlbrrt rrniptrt llarrl r J II Yloyd W W Kuhlkf 1 R II Mc ire or H T rolh 8 T MaKir A B Mcurntor F Holm 11 J L 1 Uon Manhattan Athletic Clnb I A KoMy Sl nfT Tlioinan W McCkrtlir W A In I Irna T Minr J i lUjr monil i M Kajmimd O v Uieneri 1 t Kil 1 raJ Hi iltor e Atnletlcriub T A CtI II Ir n r Phalen II llaumann J II Smtlb h l i Ha HUM J ItcCrery K llacli U Clare J bulibacli J MIII 1 bum Wbon the pistol cracked Day at once spranc Into tho load and tho swarm pussed Into tlio woods AVhon tLoy ronupenrnd a shout of astonishment arose from the tand Althoueh only a imarter of n mllo Iind been run the little phenomenon already had a load or 10U yards nnd this ho kept steadily Incroaslne runulne away from the othoi cliamplons with the ereat ont of oaip At tho lint nator jump about hroe mile ha waa 1 fi uaI18 seconds tIJ tho tore and tlio crowd of stable bars wont wild as ho cleared the hedee and jump with the ernre ofayonncfawn Oollyl yer didnt sen him tumble In no water and Jerusaluml Ill bet ho liiatH doo other toilers a mllo wore oomo of the comments Days symmetrical lees Irow him further and further nnny from tha lord and tho Individual championship was a at co But while Day was runnlne by hlmRclf a beautiful rare was belne run for the next hon ors lloid of the Iropects held second ulaca for a while but McCaithyof the Manhattans was runnlne remarkably a few foet be hind Ills stylo of runnlnu was thoeaglsi of hu lot with tho possible exception ol Dayn llowasadork horio too nnd Who is he ins 1 lrollIont qiiorj Ho IH ono of tho Irlnh uen that came oer with the daellc toam in and old Jack Uouldlnc has had him In training some time to spring a surprise Tho runnlnu of the iroHpect Harriers was admirable They clune toirother and neter was the team ihamplonshlp In doubt sU of ho Harriers boinc amoni the first ton men In ay boat tho nearest man oerbalf a mllo and n a lino tlnlfdi spurt Thomas and McCarthy Irew away from lloyd and the latter took second honors easily louim of the M A C asssTonth nnd altoirothor tho Manhattans nit InasurprlnlnBlycood team Tho order of he Miiish iu the race for tho touior champion ship was as follows imt llln fe II liar New Jr y A C 47 41 Mcfarlht Manhattan A II M H ManevTIininaa Manhattan A O t H UiiTt frctrect llarrlrre M ri NKIrrflli rro iiptt llarrlen SI ii Kuhlk I r i eot llarrlrn M 31 riink Dnlmi I rrapcct Harrleri M T youliK tlanliaiun a I 1 M A K Mciireiror Itotprct Harrier ij u v II Mcorrgur I rmi i Harrier HI NT Staiiir Irmpeft llurrlere 61 17 HlFrtberi NpwJerer A c M ro A I odtita ManlxtUD A U 01 M I llray Ne irr rA i M M I llierlb Tir Newlrr ev A t it lu I Hal moll I Manhattan A C 34 17 II inrUiner Ne Jor y A C 4 M Mctreerr HI lenriro A C Bi 17 I llaumann fit OeorKe A C Ml 01 18 llalrd ft lieurite A f Ml 14 Tho score was as follows Prospect Harriers 1 points Now Jersey A C second with K lolnts Manhattan A U third with 101 points ind W Georiw A C fourth with 1Jlt Hail homasB vlrtory horn talliod to the M A l coie they would hnv finished rocond In the ace but he was Ineligible on account of not invlnc resided In thn country ono year After Dny llnlshcd ho ran llfty yards fnrtbT and nultod over a litefoot ftrco with th nullity of a cat not at all dltreBS d by huvliiK un th HroatoBt oluht mllorf across country eer recorded There were soTeral falls In the water Tommy Collott and J II Hniltli of tho Kt ieortto A O 10 1 nn two of the victims 1 hompson of the New oneyn beRan reolInK 20H yards from homo nil the athletes kiiewwhatwasalout to occur leciimo stiiBKorlnir alone hllndly but Kama nd tho word was passed lie ready to catch ilm and not 11 doctor oulck A few yard rom homo It looked as If the runner would never cross the lino but bo just managed and hen foil Into n violent eplloptlo lit roimilninc incon clons for some time Ihls alnays bap iens to Thompson when he ruus a hard raco nnd onn of there days ha will pay with his Ilia or the foolishness that draws him Into then onuillstanco run They nro plainly beyond ils strength 1 bo prizes wore awarded on the spot JACOBS BROS OUR GREAT TAILORS S I 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na1 an I profeilonnl friends Whenmiurleadlnir arlt rf nil branchei of the po I i 1 will appear ISULt I DISli rtlMIIIL ItLED 1onneilv in 1 iir ird Wlimn jl i l I frNell k II 101 Ilinm 1 Pirnnrd 1 ill erin I Ho te I u el e i an 1 f Altol1 I lixiMn I lIOr llley I Hue Hot i larendei Ml II Urrlll Mill II H MiilUiy 1 I I I rid 1 I I i 1 uerlirr iti I A c auder Mil Inl t rhIa And man oiliers BOX OFFICE OPEN 12 HOON TODAY EDiN 2 I MUSE G 4n 1 Pttnr lYI s M I s III VIPMS I li N fIJfI WAX llllt M All AMI I tlMISu AQI Ill Till rill Vlfiiir AI rusui is AK luHMsr AS XUII tDI nihs i ri NI M HC MISI IP PI UPLI h TIIPAfl P m t It 4PIIII Olll Keel Hn I t Mt M i ll I r s It turil I HifijeiiiAiil of the I nlllielit Ai lur Hull Iti I IA II 111 I I In the iiowerful lierolc Drauia m fire ait t tSIAU Hnn lnoine Nf r oener Ium Ir 0 n tia imi MASfEII I I fcilpp irft I tijr a Hr I t r a 11111 I Pi imlar Priin I i i r 7 fl H C MINI 1 IIS PIIIPM ITIIIAflir i 1 M I l MN Aii II ar PROF CROMWELL MltUL Iltli r c a d 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I j l For Recmi or Cottaies ADDRESS JOHN T DBVINB I lund lolL Broadway and alii it 1 TRAIN IMII LEAn EAhT 3ITII ST KEDNERDAT APRIL iO 1090 A M for partlet attiring 1 loolM room and octtagee 1 A complete directory brief anA StnlnnAN rrlUIU or ile lrabl rlacee for U O H KM rerlilence along the I Erl Itallway I ON TIIR Northern I K N of N J and thei riCTIJIt aSUUE New loik and llr enwood Lake 1HCI1X Hallway wlihln nfty ml lee of I Ntw Inrk contalmnir Illuitrateit I deiltni anil rrmmd tiiann of IIOIIMI which can be built at Iron 1IM 1 in lnjo imputation of each town num ber if echooU and cliurchf e methndatiy whtcb one oaa Income Mli own landlord and 1 other aloatIe Informa tion Tht book can l obtained at any ticket ofllceof the Irle Coropaiiy for seen In or byirnJlni I kJ tocenti In tauil i to general paeienner dejiartuieuum I CortlandleU I HOTEL KAATERSKILL i CATSKILL MOUNTAINS N Y J I Eeaaon openi June 2 I Rates reduced fl ner werk and upward For Information cal or addrtn J 1 W P PAIOP ItARLIIOROUnil IIOTEU I BROADWAY AND SuTI BT NEW TORK CITY ARGYLE HOTEL COTTAGES I ji AND CAMINO IIAIIYION I I I 1 will open early In June Aprllcatloni for the lean tt j eottagu or Dffaf emenl of rooms can be made to i N IliANI ilnrray Hill Hotel Park ar t MANHANSBT I i 1 and Cott s Mifllir Inland L I N T The New nrk oHIoe 1 onn daily 2 loS P M 1 at S3 tnton eijuare Koom T where application fer rooms I and oottatee with board at nha or for lioniekeeplnA r be receted Send for llluitrated ttamphlet I I XUWblt formerlr of illliey llouie Manager I AU1HUNUACKM 1AKH Ion I TAYLOR HOUSE AND COTTAOEH on fccliroon Lake This popular retort will b opened Jon 1 For lo tratsd circulars and full particular adilreu f T TATIUII fc MON P o Taylors on Scliroon Barren county I Y I ARVERNEBYTHESEA 10 SIINITE IONO IHIAIMl II Y ItXll ARTfnSI i ioni AMI OIAOEH l Purnlnlird coitaffe ffaa bathe Kllrer Inn crockerr ervice or tiKiiU I ile ircd In hotel Apply to I W Swop Iliioui il IRlckarJ I biearne Propr i J r 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I 10 0 THE SUN SUNDAY APRIL 274 IBOftTHlRTY PAGE V wnttatntt Apr youa WOIN 4 bl ir 1 k I A fully laittwtedm o r uiini a lo peill oft taaheremtheniuhhe mnit b Intelligent oulok la bIDO b erBaejd speak rood mal aad Buitoh Applr at 4ih blNokB ar Mwini mathin OOS corner I t IL an A rtTinciAt FLOWERS Eipriene4 brancher wanlad KAUFMAN a LOITBNrELg KM Broadway rltr A IIRNTXCXR wanted to Iarn l drMiraaklnri young ArTRRNTICKH I Mwtnr I nttmr mtlnr nril week mOlbotatl41 Ilclolcl0 V 11110a TrLOR W UlbL A LORDB dyelnrand cleaning office lit I II nib A ar near lHh Hi 4MHeth ar abore 88th n1 alio IMh it near Tiffany require but lady pro Al I 1yaIractr7omcsI1llJ0tbIV I V A BTlriciAL FLOWERS Steady oil for rood 11 branehenwork DNln horn IMNULbfflTZ Ml nhaTian ar OreinpolnL V TflIE8ATOL on Wheelar A WlUont If o 3 tni ioat V A i chin on anlrt and drawer F1HK CLARK A FLAQQ ttSO Broadway ARTIFICIAL KIOWRRRWanfed eiperlencel A 11 brinchtri on In work workrlren ont bill price s SUCKER A IOAI IY M Broadway A iRTiriCIAL rLOWERKWanted branehen and 11 flower maker rood par and nlihl work Apply 7110s oI4 WOOD A tO A78 Broadway A RTlriCUt FLOWflRH WantedTnritola1 branch Al eri work IIn out o lb boos V V DAVID Brunei O Broadway A rtrRBNTICBH rr dretimaktnr andyoun rlmpror 11 StE rood leweri paid while learning j 2U 111 40th itreeti Monday after 10 V A L RTIPICIAL FLOWERS Wanted Uril clan branch 11 era at DAVID BlKROfl eon Broadway V V A LN IRtiMl nr Rwedlih alrI for homework to i to fr 11 prlrate family in orange N J IM Wait Slit at A FIRST CLASS millinery trimmer wanted also mil I L linen Call Mondaytf A MI nore ataetnar rPRENTIOK id learn dreiimaklng 24S Al Waii24thit a I OOKfl1NflIUWafltd flrilrlaii coreren and A ratberere at LOVKLLS Bindery IU Worth iti come ready to work CROCHETBHH ONRACQUES and fucnaton only experienced hands need apply lprln NKIMAN 7J Broadway and fil Or ore it 5 CinARETTB UAKHRS on all tobacco rlgaralteij raita k workt alan paper cigarette I inakera CON8ULI K 1 DATED CIQAItRrTticO AT Hand 10th It city I EJ TIENNINO A CO WANT EXPERIENCED 14 CAlipEr SB1VERR APPLT AT BROADWAY I i AKD BTII ST ENTRANCE ALSO r OPERATORS ON CUBTOK AND STOCK DRESS I HURTS APPLY AT BROADWAY AND 6T1I ST ALSO OPBRATORR ON FINE FLANNEL fiHIRTS APPLY A BROADWAY AND ITU ST ENTRANCE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on Wlllcox A G Iti be I4 team power V V I TIHDKMANN A BRO 8 and 3 Wooelerlt FOR OBNRRAL HOUHEH ORE famllrof a moot I b a good cook and laundreia good city referencea required 213 Weit tuth it fourth flat pIRTCIASS MAKERS w A W machlnei FI AfliI JT beat prices paid B A NEW1LL SOS Broadway FIRSTCLASS LADlER TAILORS wanted olo L A L DOW1IAY 701 Market 1 Han rranclico GIRLS exuarlenced and lately landed wanted for Jf prlrata families toll Ant city and country good wagea at CARPKNTKKS loaathar i I pIRL 15 to mind baby and help with light hoiiiT U 01 Mr LRIhMTT213 Kait 106th IL HOUSE WOHK Girl for general homework Call L dellcatenen itore IU s ar J4 ADIBB TAUGHT noising midwifery and mauagt MJ laairnctlon hook free Addreie COLLEGE IIOHIITAU 247 Welt 48th It MILLINERT thoroughly taughti ladles ehould learn AU now practical knowledgo glob eat h pupil time I to 27futhar MILLINBRS wanted only thote who understand AS their buitaeaa thoronxhly I fc DE LACY 20S3thar N EAT 15year old girl to walton a lady wageat I I month Nr CLHIIB 011 7th ar third Hat O BTRICU FRATHERR Preparera curlers lewera V itrlBiera packer wanted i S llo TUB S1ANUARD FEATHER CO 5 2 Weit Houiton it I II I OPERATORS Wanted rV firatclaae coraet opera r also bon and smart girip to learn to make I ceneta XIme OBlhWOLD M7 h sit ant it OPERATORS for ladiea1 itrawhataon WlllcorVoibhi machine at Metropolitan straw Work some Pal and Noitrand ara Brooklyn err I O I BTRICU FRATHERS Oood curler and lewera Apply to HANSON A OREEN el Bleeckerit o V THE McDOWEll COD I 6 Wost l th Street FRENCH PATTERNH EXUIUITION TiE WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF TIlE GARMENT DRAFTINO MACHINE HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED AH good cutter now acknowledge method b tha belt item of cutting sTar Inrenled II I a the eaalelt lo Lnuo iU IltI V learn the tuoit rapid to use and the moil itylUh It follow err faftliton and flle erery form OUR KCHOOL I Rt II IW Sa CUTTING WAS EVER HO V lAItnK Wl HAVE FltEMJH GERMAN AD EMI V L1BU INSTRUCTORS Blues all the leading homeland bell rireumaken hare adopted our DRAFTING MA 4IIINK and decided that II glre I the mol itylllh graceful and comfortable fitting garment we tiara a gnat demand for goat cutter 1onl waite your money ou chart which are clecee I of cardboard with bole In them They are worthlei aa the hole In them V cannot be changed to suit the form or fashion telr tried profeuori deceive the public by giving chart h hr MI V Ifl5 French name This machine which li I the hJf IMPROVEMENT on the TAILORS fcOPAKB for uilDg nan V actual meaaura flu 1 forma folloWs every tub Ion and saves refitting Tne BLHT SYSTEM In I tbe WORLD for TAILOR etylei In cloth the FRENCH BIAS double underarm and all FRENCH denlgna We tiach oul the 8V entire AltT of rench dre i cutting draping haetlng matching itrlpei and plotS and sell looT ytem than 1 other lu the business Now Ia t the limo to get ready for spring trade hood position for competent rompet partfe Erenlng classes 1 Tuesday ana Tuna bend V for llluatrated circular T AILORESS N anted good hand Indoor VV DelINNA Sit ath ar near SBh It WANTFD A deilgner for flowen and fancy featheril V VT position permanent and pleasant excellent tan V and judgment required I stat experience andaalary xpected Address FIRST I CLASS IMPORTERS box V 10 1JJ Sun oiBce WANTEDE perlenced operator to make fine flan VT nil abirtal those not accustomed 10 the work will be instructed 1 V HENRY ROTHSCHILD A CO 43 Leonard It u AU experienceu nur not under au yean V W for two babies must be rood amitreii r city I I reference required Cull Monday and Tuesday from 2 I I to 8 PJl I ai 7 125th it third flat WANTED Olrli to make rubber shout Inilxweek V can earn f or fH a week board paid while k leg Aildre illUIBEU CO Mr ANY Colcheiler ronn W ANTED Straw hat preuen all band work non hut experienced hand ned apply to o I V I1ALOII PRICE V A CU37U Fulton r Brooklyn Ii i WANTEDA lady I to rood figure IHMnch cult 1 a cloak modal to go out of city Apply MANHATTAN CLOAK AND SUIT CU i48 Broadway V lyANTEDMatdl mint dreumake and lire In coun I try part of the time Apply to I MUlillAY 3407ettOth u t WANTED girl for general homework In a flat C famllr three adults must hare references 319 ait Mth at second flat east I WANTED 4 neaL clean colored irior general t housework rood place for competent penon prl Tate family lie last GlIb iu 1KANTKD rood willlnr yonnir German girl for t general 1 housework In a small family Apply 730 Greenwich I ring twice WANTED Competent chambermaid and waltreu V until July I wages Sill l inay call Sunday 14 Veit tilth t WANTED Olrl rood 1 plain rook and aiilit with VT wtihlDi and totting reference reaulred 266 rqulra Vest 741b it C WTNTED vtM plain cook and br rood f warn rood home In a prleiti home 127 salt I II i th I I WANT DA strong girl to do light bouiework and olor 10 mind U4n 317 East IHth H grOcery I WANTEDSmallhanliand learnraon for IIFDTIMJ A lAZZUR West IIRTTINOJ MAUUR B Weitjltb IL WANTBDAchamirmald andwatTr7i In Vernali V family call before la oclock 170 Wet 107iDai W ANTTH Young American or German girl rrji V erl hounwjrV Apply 450 West 25th Irll W yANTKDAnprentlcui to learn dreiimaklnr will V TT b paid while learning Ill Weit tUtuiL1 wi VANTEDTwo first 011 waist bands r anj f 5fItAnl5iVaband 02 RaUII a a for crt II Wlllh walt 5 badl oom prp4 V ironer Apply92Bothay good oot Waahea4 V WANTEDProtutant girl to cook wash anij 2 East 137th at rrl cot ul a4 IOD y AKTZDoirJ to do boot sse Win gstu t I I YOUNO WOMA walt for fM housework In I pninati family 4 Mr ROytlKTBON ioa Greens ar Brooklyn I r 201 WEST 4VTU STWaad a neat girt lor wait r J A Inr on tale 0 general wort Irl fo a V V l1 MlrEMINInJ a good Oarman or French 0 girl to do Washing I 0 bD Ironlag and aulit with Voniwork loa fond of larD famiry learee the city during the inmmir Call eraolnf between 6 and S V oclock 2d fiat i ma Wwt lAlb IL bring rater sore a UttZflIte AN ACTIVR MAN uM ot an who potMaa1 good gen eral builnaee ouuaoaUon and li capable I of man i aging mo a inltaU man will b fUr luitrucud aid paid ua while kayoing Apply penonally al store a Unloa A OEITI male and female wanted lightning lellir JTIk absolutely uew eicluilri territory no talking S AllBOTTalTU Oa iprlnirfleld Iio A BEAT THIS If yon can440 frtnea Albert suits V 5 1t3 I a itJootawav suit llI3Oaack i UI 11 14 pant II ip t to CAJK1I6N BoB riathuh ar Brooklyn r AN of food addreii and accutomed to AOENTLBMAN mT Mliinrroode Uwrl cumpcuaation to right party a Hetl 141b I rom II V A BUAOKCOSESCREV to orderTibnttea roiawar I a sa4 vs DggyL d Vast SIP rl e 110 J V r 5V VIE nte4ta1cs A CORICFRCinyi dlagwal coal aid st t oydai buehay A l4i silk 8kll linedi worth MJ VAMKIOK aua e1 A YOUR OlItIS DKLIOIITRnMell cord pal I Brooklyn A order 5t werthlte UAMBKOM XB flalbnittar A OXFORD nay and Weal of Eaglie4 pasts to or A e worth 19 CAMERON SUI yfelbMh luooklrn A ISOLIRI shepherd plaid pasta lo order 41 lnt fl ArNLlflII UAMBBON oflltulh M klyn A tNOLIIlirTlAllRRDAinFR niti lo order 151 A worth 7V OAURRON JO3M ah ar N k yo A 4l SPRING OVRRPOATB t Vf Iprlag Over A coal 1 CAMIHON 2ici rialboih arBro klrn A f too econdhana inTta aud orercoata IJ i A a W 15 iu LAN iliU Mlllbh a Brooklyn A MILLloNAlREr ii Inlte Wl fl A lulllux CAMhrluNwiKjathuihar Brooklyn A vi SUITS n loinlta Sit 30 situ Sli m A a souL e i tAMERON BBJ riatbtih arBrooklyn A T1UNl MAN wh knowi how to draw lota alIt A jONHconfectionery nUSI J IBSllroadwaynJdA84thit A i5 SUIT to nrdr IMlo 10 pants la order A tir 4 CAMERON 512 Hatbuih ar Brooklyn A rllliimA wasted at 3 oreenwlehIL Apply Si a Monday morning lOOKRINDKRO Yonnr loll who tea good pd a maker want1 1 1 i JOtH NNrcTVRNO CO 12Clbn Ir1x P4AKIne rail and glue workeril experienced U hadi stead work I H WAITON A CO ISJ Franklin at ASNOCRBVRS tweed lulu IcTorder lISt direct Im BANNOPRBURNiwied dlrcllr LI portatlons worth KM CAMKRON20J riatbuih ar rllon NINa 121 nAST miI I BTTieadquarten for B agent V Hend r deicnptloti circular and tarmi I1EltlNflERit Rounder and backer wanted TUB BOOKBINDER T 1 CAOSKV BIN1IERY CO llroadway jui wnieu n iv nuiumK ay HIMJII W rvim U horieihoelnr c ARttMtl rAINTBR8 Twocarrlge painter 10 I Jo to Great Neck L call at Itotdnion Houie near ilh it ferry louf Island City at 5 f I M to day come prepared to gntn work I also tint clan honeihoer ons that understands carriage Jobbing prelerred hullbN K BRO Jn 7SoiMER8MITIIWanled a good nrit rIses copper C emit one accustomed to doing itfmboit work Preferred to ro In tbe rountry Hu mud from New Vork for two week good wags to the right party In ulr for HENRI E MLBKK at Clarence I lOose 3m earl at Monday between 8 and 10 X M COAril PAINTER must baa rood reneral workman and a fIe striper and body flnliner also a gnnI wood worker on general repairs a permanent Job 5ood I small carriage ihop lo ateadr men f r Inlld Aries ClTt box with 141 nartlculare Ion cRC and wagee expected N l CRDAR COOIKRR wanted come 4 work I OOLDBN 340 10 SOd Kwen it Brooklyn V ARRIAOPr TRIUMRllR wanted at once on nn light CARRI U top OI hyR M BINQHAM A ro Home N V CYLSDnnpnBsi FEEDER i R A MARIN t2 Blh n DEBIONBR Wanted a practical deilgnerlniewery Apply betwetn lu and 4teMiLlKK 1IRO A CO No U7 Union 500TL D RIILER good tingle and doable hand driller wishes work Addreii t box n Hun office EJ DENNINO A CO WANT EXPERIENCED 14 GLASS AND CROCKER FACKERD BROAD WAY I AV TII AND IOU STS EJ DENNINO A CO WANT EXPERIENCED TAIL 5 o ORB ON RIDINO HABITS APPLY AT BROAD WAY I AV BTH AND 1UTU STa EXPERIENCED WINDOW PRESSKIt fur merchant 14 tailoring and ready made clothing ltor1 lllitacii I A CO ua Uroadwar llrooklyn LlANRY CAflrH Wanted a practical energetic tint Ju ell workman who It I capable of telng foreman In a mal I huilueii itate reference and asian expected Addreii K C box IB Hun onice AJu HANDS Man and wife groom coachmnn JT gardener tieeful man and men lately landed want ed at CAIOPENThR8 lo 6thar L1lR8TLAS8 STITCHER on new carriage 1 alo f trimmer on repair orl J CLRLbY cur Slate t and Uoerum place Uroolrn iMREMAN for packing box factory Jb JOShUA VplINO 52 Marion it FILER at laddlery hardware good hand onlr WILLIAM HI11O1N8 IW West 25th It Co volt BMPLOMKNT city or country call MeA e JC antlle Agency 300i j Washington it Brooklyn A LtERIiER Chamber wanted it Liberty prew warea 1 lilt G OOD WOOD wORK ia Carriage shop I82d It aaalOlh ar I MKITZNERO H RNBRS MAKERS Wanted Three harneea maker iteady work on all hand made harnepa BAMlhL rhMIIKTON Brlarv1 Conn H ARNESS MAKERS wanted good bt workmen 11 only NJ D8MAUB8T A CO Newark NJ H AtONEd SIAKERS and stItcher wanted Apply at 4Apl w 4 Fulton it Brooklyn I FYOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT or wish to I make a change call at the old reliable Metropolitan Agency positions procured for bookkeeper collector clerk ileimeti porters parkers drlrera coachmen ilablemen watchmen useful men tam hands team ten cook waiter firemen and mechanic new or Sore eYery mall MITROPOLITAN AGENCY Cai Broadway JNlStYSTRtOlJB tAN of neat appearance about SO I INDUSTRIOUS Iu A who li quick to take hold will l 6e instructed In our builnen and paid while learning Apply at tht ilore corner 4th ar and loth it IRON MOl7l DFIIH should pay no attention to adrer I tliement from 10 Broadway or San Franolaco CaL as there lu a sInk owing to a reduction In wage I 011 COMPO4TORlirot clait only a U MIDOLfcOITCH A LO M Cortlandt it MACHINISTS on engineer and general repair k 11 three Al machInists I Mstidy fare paid short distance ItoomU 33talhlngtonst l Brooklyn M OlLOFm Keep away from San Fraocltco a 1 there is I trouble there rom NEW YORK WATCH REPAIRING CO WATCH EEANINQSOc MAIN MPRINU G MOLUN II HOW KB Unirrr O1O Oth wy ROOM I UNE fr UP ONUNION IRON MOULDERS wanted flritclaai men Apply 145 Broadway room 3P O PFRATORS WANTED nreralll doubleltltchld work ileam power BRAND HHOfc 334 Canal it P AVER steady I RULER man WANTEDSieidy situation to good JOShS I MANUFACTURING I Co IU tth ar PAPER S RAWaD4 10 paper hangers 1034 1 between inh and lOch ara new buIldings 11HCllLT A PKARSP PAPER BOXER Wanted experienced cutter on Rb Inionaicorlngmachine 4Prlnct BALDWIN IAISTERS WANTED 2 good vaftold h 4a1 a FRED OSMANH Last Broadway rlatbuih LI POIITEI I aio nieful man for hotel TUTIIILL Rut 12th It PAPER HANOERFlr clan workman l union prlcea I C VISE u York it Jersey rli PIIENIX HOUSE 53 Bowery near Canal et25 mm wanted 1 lodgings loct Spring bed free bath PIlISTEK Young man To assist eTjob worklnuit be A a good two tblrder 37 Maiden lane PLUNDERS IIFLPFIt Wanted a first class l b er a helper 303 Last 3d1 IJAIER HANtTEHBwanted 1484 Broadway RULERS Ruling mncllne and cutler wanted price most be low Addret C A 40 Box 144 Sun oince RUBBER Wanted a Upan rubber Iteadr work hTKISffAY A hOVH Utelnway I SALESMAN Wanted I In a wholesale clothing hou e a experienced salesman for the Htatee of MliuiplcpL MissourI Illlnol Indiana West Mrglnla and Krn lucky muet hare an eitabllihed trade none utier need apply Addreti 1 1UIITII1ILLA I SON Baltimore Md SALESMEN WANTED at once a fw good men 10 jell our goods by lamtde to ttia wholeist le and retail trade wa are the largest manufacturer In our line liberal istory paid permanent position money al l T ncdf r wage adrertulug Ac Car term add11 LyBrINNIALSIVGCu I Chicago I HI I SAIKSMKN on cointnlailon and flnt clati home and a offloa peddlers wautedi cur and country newest thing out folding Heel I pocketbook twonunceit abso lute faitenlng door or window retalia 3V and ouc call and uamlnt tirriltlTY FAtTFNISH CO Ill roadway rear basementS Lr17JEN WANTED Permanent employment good fmnI SVLISMRN r commIssion I fine ntlIt full line of fruit and noweri lure low local cancaiieri can make r Clu to E2S per w eel fU IrA I JllATT I nurieryinan Bocheiter H Y SALESMAN with experience In telling woolen to the o merchant tailoring trade of this city Brooklyn New ark and Jersey City reniunerattre ieltlon 10 the el elr rllblm clfalo nceou JAMES lOARHELL alker IU corner West Broadway SALESMAN lo I our food to manufactureri no competition experience unnecessary big wages certain ItALY MFU CoJhlcago III SOLICITOR Wanted AI adrertlilng solicitor for a New York on two monthly journals Ciu comtnla alon AdOres t f J n l iox4 Pnllapelphle Pa eiloEMAKEHSTurn cack latter lo work 10 1lmi O after Ooodrear machine alto operator on Union rra3e edge setter 167 llrandil city SALESMAN WANTKDDry good laleamens mint lp ak German KAT BibS T7 AT B SALEBMANFInt claia fnrnlihlng goodeaalimaa wanted BRILL MrUB 311 Hill ar S CPBB BOTAL PEBDFII8 wanted I BURR IRINTINll HOUSE IB Jacob It 1 CTABLBUAN fur lirii also car wither O TUTIIILU 43 East 12th at SOLDBUERaWanted Britannia lolderere at New ark Norelty Co a Commirclal st Newrk tt J STUNOORArilER and typewrTleTwitneiperleucru a law clerk Room IS 7h floor Mil I Ipii SILVER CASTER a ROWAN A WILCOTIS rllHtbil tnlonaguara ROWt ILCO CTITOHERB on carriage leather work nnHI laMinin 113 Weet did st STRAP CUTTBR wanted for suspender 330 West 311th t THORNEslTaW OFFIOK 300 Broadway wagu and 3Ir bills collected papers drawn lull brought vr de fended this out coniultallun confidential advIce free cut TAILOR WANTED lo go East meat b good coat mater Heady work sober nan Apply 11 I to 11 Ir oct today also morrow ell Orand at 1 dug Ji o aitdk t1ll rIIoOL AND DIB MAKER on brass goodei toanln TOOL loan o nntcUaa abtlltr liberal 1 and permanent empleyment VIE bo I A Ban o TA Flnt ell pant maker to work nutilde VA TIlt hand o altrtlo insIde JOHN PATTERaori A co 2 and XI WIet 1lh n city FuSE oilOEMAXHRflI wanted buit warn paid Apply TEN EI IlbJJD McAT 3B Broad t rl ITtWO riRITCLARI practical rainier nle4 Two a WBIDMAN Icrt Blehmond Staten Island TTiTORWantd a good tailor for btuhelllnc r TAi BrIART 3lJ gait Illb at corner of 3d ar VTIEN LABORERS for rnotlnr Apply 7 oclock In TEN LAlonERJ CLARK A co iI 7l C1IAILORS WANT Apply to The Old Stalin laland A Dying Eitabllihment f liuane 1 TAILORS WANTED on coat Apply I J WIT 1 LOCK sejith ar lEFUlTllAN A man and wlfawantedi man to U care for horses do plain gardening woman to do eneral heniawork I7afh it and Jerojne ar fTpHOLiTERKR Wanted lereral good npholiter U eri also oa on Turklih otk 41 ana 6 hlu abethit BPFuiTTiiANWanted a mm to work on place y car lorbofll plain gardening 175th Jerome ar MANWanted young man lo make him self generally useful In oyster house lU3 AT C vANTxnFor two weeka commencing May I men WANTED who have k i rKT IDKA or who are IIORHY inch the cranks on some IAHTIOULAR IOnIY a slag e art science astronomy ln entloni land Qnei Hon poetry eocloloey aitrologr prohibition ApplY lon pOlr between t and lu A J Hood salary paid In gold eoln to be decided by popular rota and a prlta D rl 01 of the pnbllo V crItic admitted afler 10 A 14 JOhN 8 DORIS UJANTRDTwO good machInists moat be good Tlie i WANTED bur 10 ark and accustomed to repairing drawing Dresses Ac rail at factory of IALA h A flrJ lOAN SlANt FACTORING coAoolha en LI M 0 u Un VANTEIA man to take charge cutting roomi w f one who nnaentanda cute for foreign trade preferred ferred also tome good cutters AddreiM itattng tartni tm M and iperlence I l I WELt dROVISIuS Co llrlghtwood bias IJAXTED1tnys lo learn messenger servIce I between ITAi and IH I ears 01 aie and in ir Irll inches none accepted unle well I recommended or those ao rompauled by parent or guardians Apply I S Uey it a A J daIly UANTIODA boy from 10 to 20 yean old In a retail br 2 VT clothing hone to make himself genirally a eful one from the countryrreterred Apoly lo or addreia DUTTON A Ym rt 10 ends Bowery New York WASTED Architectural student must write a gool T V hand and hare come knowledge of free hand and mechanical drawing Apply In writing slatIng ate to mebaulcl ARCIIITKUT Sun able WANTRDFreriion cutter Inloiton omen or TV nonunion Heady employment glren wane I eat an hour Apply to W 1 SULLIVAN Vrenlone Work Commonwealth ar and Ileacon it lloiton fANTEDCupernumerarleafortheepeCtaClaOt Nero V Tiunumori V In Harnum A Baileys Ireateit Rhow on teeth Apply dally to Mr MARVIN rear entrance to tents 110th et and 6th ar at I 1 M ATEDA gentleman of good charnrter and edit V cation for rc1 wrrk aiTy ly lelter with ret reucea stating ace and lormer occupation Adilroe Box 27 Station D 1 w York WE WANT to secure eereral actlre men for our re TV tall trade energetic men will be taen I on trial and salary paid while learning Apply at store IU2 Bait loth it lIJANTEDFour carriage and wagon p lntere a short VANTRDrur TV distance In lh country tvlj work and good cay NEW YOKK8AIIRKN HEEL CO 101 Vovery New Tort W ANTKD 100 metimrri expirlenced In menen TV ger service can obtain good iituatlon with lib daily eral 1 pay It well recommended Apply N Dey I u A WANTED Oentlemen of education ratable of earn TV lugl t X to S3 mio annually I a rare opening THBPKOFIhS MANUFACTURING CO COV ltaalt W OOD CARvUirn Wanted Brat claii wood carreri VT 1 Dayton far Works iteany work In rood men Address BARNEY A SMITH MHi CO Dayton Ohio 1JANTIDTe 0 flritcliii blacicatih helper O TV carriage and wagon rk MORRinoN A CO 9 J ando lt ar llrooklyn WANTFD Experienced carpet sewers Inquire at VASTEOFqolcne0 ARNOLD CONSTAIILE A cn llroadway WANTED Three or four rood jobbln carpenter TV apply Mocdar morning eirlr OILIIII1T A hWKhNrV 1JlDuaneiL W Traielllng laleinian on maVsKOper VT week permanently trade rpeclaltle 1 prmnfr b a3 Dearborn Chicago w ANTi AI siesdy flnliher on half hound books f slate sajary and experlenco J T box 400 Sun ofilce ir ANTED PnpIlR to ram lie ffoll and ilTr plating VT in short time for flu rfCunimenJatinnion hana ItisCIi VTtranaei WANTFD Newadealera win and boys from city VT and all oace Call at the New York Matrimonial New office 73 Irk row WAVTED Hardener one who un lrlnIro f and used to commercial place 513 Central ar Jersey City Height WEorilSb suits to order Prince Alberta and i full VT dress fll worth 73 CAMbltOS Ml llatbuth ar Brooklyn W ANTED A woodworker and carriage palntera at VT V LINKS carriage factory 47 Dergen IL Brooklyn WINDSOR strip pants I order S1M worth f2 VT very tlckleiome CAMERON ZU3 Flatbuih ar Brooklyn WANTED Men on cattle steamers to London and V Llrerpool work for rae puage 64 Greenwich iyANTBprAgood blocker and a few bright girl f ALACK RIBBON MfOCO 440 Canal It city 1 STOOD CARVERS im f IIERTER BRO lMthar Ir ANTEDFlnl nn half boun work w TV F HKlNHItH A TO II Howard It WANTED A flrtcla blacksmith on truck work V foo4 wage SSOWeit llhit IJIltE WORKERS nroored frame wire worker WIRE nld at 313 West vd it WANTED Four painters and two carpenter good VT workmen 39t4ih av V D Fnglneeri on pile drivers Apply at once V at SDth it and 12th 1 ar WANfElCA metal spinner Addreii 4lfl4NFIt box TV 180 bun office W ANTED A paluter that cab strIp and flnlsbR2 f Wait S3d f I ITAItTKDErrand boy about 14 years of ae 3J lITANTKn A itamper on stationery work SO West TV Hlh It W AITER WANTED In reitaurant 744 nth ar W AITRR WANTKD Bnnday 3ql l West It 10 BOILER MAKRRR 10 gangs strikers and rivet lx era F270iteady work fare paldihortdlltance Room a 3U8 Ti aihlniton t Brookln TJf SAILORS 3 cooks port wages KI Uren 1JU wlchat 9ituntton IVnntrrt V A YOUNG MAN of rood character desIres 1 a iltuatlon 1 11 In office nil had lereral year experience 1 and 01 Is I rood writer would accept aliuuet any portion un exceptionable rifireDcei fan he furnliihed M M box I Sunnmre AYOINO MAN 24 yean old wllllnr I to undertake 1 anyihlnr will give a bonus to pert securing him a poSition can atilit hrtokeener write well good reck Once but reteremei rt MITCHELL 1 224 Ran lor r et A SITUATION by a young man as prlrale officer in 1 a sInCe or at a day or nUht watchman inside or out aide duly ran furniih belt al referencei Address DhPlTY HIILKIFF I Man Brook L I r AY J i MAN wlelien poeltlon undiritindicare of 1 hone end line harnef let will atd do plain gar Senior rood reference JIU Lal but it second floor bark AN ElERlF N itt J PIROT ttAS SljjIU iiIIr llonnai and hwln embroidery ileilre iltuatlon Addreii I M loX I7r butt office ATOUNO MAN V wnnte writing copying or flier em Vl ploj ment for erenlngi at home Address JOHN KINO Matlonl A THOBOUOHLf TRAlWD ilenographer and type writer will pay f2 for procuring her a permanent position Address Misc II 1 Broadway RKHIKCTABIEcoinRKI WtlMAi whItes a place J a at house cleaulnr or diyi work DEAN 24lt Weit it A YOUNG MAN aTfiriTclaii baker on bread er lie cakes and pica iteady place preferred R WIMIlt I 121 litar A YOUNG MAN ei first elai 1 baker nn alUorliof JVI cakes and pin itiady place preferred l 111011 1 lit East 4th at AKIRRTCIA8S eoioTed Inundreii wishes gentle 11 mini and family Washing at 7ft cent tlr dozen Address C K JOIINnON fH Weal Bth it AVIIlMl PIIIhO learn a trade printing preferred IV 1 lIRItlISIANS JiO Lait luth 1 A NEAT COIORFII GIRL wishes apiece 1 at general I homework on a flat DEAN 34u West SM it BARTENDRRVouni man 34 wIshes 1 a iltuatlon as arIn IIi bartender good mlxirt belt city reference city or country Call or addrer r oKsTnniciiHR67 lIlt at BARTENDER wishes a situation In the city or coon try seven years enperienoei good reference fall oraddreii b BANE J iihRrTYfi5i I ail nut IL BOY 118 wishes ltuatlon II bartender board with A employer If desired can furnIsh belt reference ho 144 West luoth it 4 bell BARTENDER n rtI Irishman I I wlihei position ai IVB bartender blat oily reference M c 411 Weit Thirty third it OARTrNDER Oerman lint olua rood mixer desires MJ alluallon city or country KAHill I 47 li BJJ IL BARTENDER Pint claw bartender want situation rood city referincei AUV in blast bARTENDER it BARTENDER want poeltieu flrit Class man city or LI country good reference IIAVIH I 48 hailbAilj IL noY liT want pcaltlcn rfereno from last employ U er WlLIIAM I IAAI U n OT Ie Wiahee a situation at anything 3 YBNIIRLL 4Ie East 78111 at DOT li wlahetatllaatlon In an onie LI Wit McBVOT 419 Weit Mth IL CO AC II MANA reliable and reipectahle colored man want allatloa aa coacaman an experienced city drlrirt nol afraid of work can be highly recommend ed by present employer who are going to Europe Ad dress tAUSKK tM3 3d ar jnoACIIUAN OR OROOII Tonnr EndUhDiaD single Wishes a iltuallou thoroughly understands lila dutlaii rood referencea Address A W care II Jack ten mddlehury ar fcuonytlde Ixrg I Iiland i itty OAUIIMANThoronghlr I expe rtuedibad two years Slperienee lib lndacape rardeaer can Lilt r J fLAN AUAKVtl VIt Mill IL e ltltaU Wntrttrt CAiniRRTonnr nan 34 want poeltlen ai caihler or bookkeeper first elaae city reference and eeenr Ity Addrie WHITLOCk L ggalfe Hotel rarkrow CaNDTHaloman aeonalnted with tbe trad ledrM Volition wits a reliable house Jllrl OKlLFlS 146 But Mth It COMFO8ITOR wants work at book or JobBlnrtnpn union temperate aetlr Addreii SUBItlKTY Third ar COACIIKAN OR OROOK by aulan 21 nDosrpltn Ibis I rferticee A4drou A W loe 9111 724 at iiAvim Uihi ir ptiiic E tserlptyonthdestres rvBiiivu script engraver on copper and iteel ron script rainy C h W sroadit Nw Tort city EDUCATED yonnr mauTO will do any kind of work references OEOROB IM Bail 47th itj FRENCH OIRL middle t aged tolakecar of growlrg children or to tak charge of Infant referjnce In J tt JorillU i 843 West aath it G ERMAN OIRircuyorTonntry giniral homework or cook no 1 sit 2Mb IL HENDERSONS AGENCY 70 NANHAV HTN 1l KNTAIIItBIIBDW YKAR9 N I 11 Mm IIOTKIH Cook waliriimi chambermaids cliantra house workers stewards porters gardeners 010 rulitar for places I hundreds n Idfarcln II OIMHTKD rr i rltop 1 rourciRITORrwell Viptrlencedil dlien irdi o last work at Eagle Job department rjm A Z box HU Hun office LANIIIIRA want family waihlof to do at home Tall or ddrrll ClII 8tli ar MlDDLliAill ENiiLlHIIUAN not afraid 01 bard work wants n Poiltlon of coy kind bell refer ence VM11TTAKRH liiihrUtopherit i NFWiTpArEll ounll rnian bat had several years aiperlencti In a newipaper odloe would lbs a Doiitlon In a nnhiirtinn otneai U honest and a dill gent worker Addreii iiM A box 147 Bun up town ofllce I2US Broadway NURffrfLprofeiilonal none will take charge of I invalid or otherwiie aflllcted i accnitotnid to travel ling never leatick ben pbyilclani and family reference rJl etices Addrer NURSE 3U tail 415 IL pAl fR ItOXKH roremanTwtlh oran IPorlnt In working lie I laltit and molt improved Roblnioo machinery deilrei iltuatlon he I a rood figurer on roll toOter and willing to make hluuilf useful at any branch ef thebu lne i cllyor couulry Address P M Cbox 12 Sun Res P ltKAIKSrrctlcally good I long experience book Job Journal reipectfuilr tollcli employment any offIce moderateremnneratlon trial requeued ac curacy rapidity guaranteed latlifactory reference Addreii ENEIIOY King iL city PltlMKR1 FlntrTui none hand and maker npde A rlren a i ermaiient mt in a union hOp catalof and newspaper work preferred Addreu KTONK HAND box IP Sun ome PnilTKH Wanted br a young mn of Mailtnitlon A ai porter limiT with all kinds of tools and c pv r hh n nd caI ble of running engine and holler and make repair Ad ilretill w ID LexlnL Jersey City IJOKTHIt A young man wlthei a iltnatlon I aa porter not afraid uf Burl good reference from last I employ er Address C M 40 Wsst 51 1 ltINTEniClweTredTiratedTonn man with aome U I perlenca wanti tiotltlon aa proof reader begin all ia li H bot Ill Run ofllce Pu iTRR Oil JANIToSTHimatlon wantad by man A hujy wlthtDoli ben of reference hEel 432 Bait loth it PORTERCoIoreTman wrihei irinatlon i aa porter waiter valet or to bo generally eernoeable I Address J I 2 J Wen 4Tth 01 2d floor PlHTril Situation wanted by dry roiidi porter food reference Call at J KtS lLL8 60 West Broadway PORTER Kiprrlenced I wrapper and parreller rood penman ana lleurer Irish 11 1 lllTLUK 226 Last 2M ci l PRINTER denre poiltloli In country capable of tak Ing charge beat of reference Box 121 Mount Holly N J JORTKR firtnl young colored man at store porter city ruferetire W U WDOI HJ1 tIll ar PIANO ILAYKll Wanti tadr engigeraenL Addreii Ml MC box lii Sun office RFsriTrTA UYOUNO OIRLwantriltuatlontodo 2 hiuewnr lu prlrate family good reference wll Inr and ohliiring a Ileet 4tth it ring Kenudyi bill SITUATION WkNTllCnetneer strictly bj man IV arqualnt I with tee machine aim belt city refer Coors Addrei 1 uMUhll 02 itinton it city SITUATION WANTKII Ity young man In small print Iie ottlc t to feeJ set type and make ready Mven years eerienie suIt II URPI1Yt H lluane It S nsIIJIIm i 71 typewriter Younu lady save 0 rienceil sub accurate desires posItion IIIJlISIiTIIS 351 WIII lbJlth at JliTlTIM ci7Klfiror foreman eiperieuced In both J 12 I years b1 city reference 11 ins Monroe it llrooklyn 2LTrit Competent Mid reliable I wishes work 3 Addreii sTEADY box IMI I Run office rut STATIONIts S 1oMtion wanted boo had many I year exprl nce In downtown New York oIlIonr lore caabie estimating on work of all kinds and undf r tanill the bu lneiA thoroughly belt of reference AildreM II II 0 1 htatlon II Krooklyn r U Ti NinVRJAPMt ilIILIsilRRA sllu Uonw7ntrd Joy man wio can let up mailing list stamp and wrap good reference AddreM UIliKVbox I5t I lion oRe 1Ol T isAnr ron In l need of the 1 t 1 an exerienced stif tner either wine or water please address cl IKMlll South Norwalk Cona rp i III IIDFRS I irtmg youth I wishes to be icprrn T P Ig j 1 tire I l to brlcLlayuiff I money not an object time MIn Address MOUlUuMnh hato 7Jd It TINSMITH cool nn tin sheet Iron copper and brat work wlhrt 11 pittiktlon Iti an American hop 307 anfJdil 1 at N work 171 Kl IMAN YdingmnniSwedlnhh itrlctiy oher L wiintit I work In I aIr about tuuilntr or anything belt I reference Address 1 sSlVcilryit 1 TRKKUL MAX In rcetaurnntetperiencei kitchen U help wllllni bardworktnn A IUMNSOK227 East lbL VILr ANY ONI f giro joung married man whole C wife ii l sick a ltu tlonof unr kind used to horns or vailing A nnVKKt ouni Meai Chrlillanno rttlon Uowery corner hroome it WANTFD p illl n I run an I oa ileam holler fireman Ktrlctly temperate 14 years tirii I est reference t IIKMAN care of chief I engineer 252 Mercer JI city IVAifrR AToungman lately landed wlihel a ro Tf pitlon as waiter In a hotel tool reference frum hIs last employer Address r 1 iriooLh SOt eit4ethit w AlTKIt Young man Ant situatIon aa waiter or useful man bell reference Address JAMKtl lint Weal 42aL w AITRIt Young colored I e man wishes place I ai 1 wit p rArtvp itf tiajtftil lm tnan Address JAMES BKOWN are SIrs Miumon i411 l if eat J11lt m WANTED A reipectable jonnr Swede wanD poil 11 7 tlon with respectable I people good referenci fur nlihed Addrem 773 Atlantic ar Brooklyn WELfFDUOTEI loupe man IS yean wanti a V f place In a drug store apprentice ipeaki Herman Address 1 a 24Mahoney lily fa I W OULrTlIKB HIAD WAITEItR plies In hl coon YT try llae call or addrew TEED 207 tt WthiL w AITRR Young man ierman wlihei situatIon In l V f reitaurant or care Addreii HUH 11 3d ar YOUNfl LAItY PROFKSMOVAL KURSK eiperl cured harm rood city reference delri position as nurie or companion to cnnraleicent or invalid lady during lumiuer mouths ruling to trI L K s Tlia dimhflrian ym llnfllAlit it llrooklrn YOISO MAi 21 wants lIulln trade rrL A Address II care 01 1I11Irm 61 W 40th st city iOPS I MAN desires tuII0 is 1 wilting 10 do any I thIng P WILIIUII 111 1111I0 at 1I0bokoD NJ O lItt r AN OPPORTUNITY Like till Never Offered Again t noun must be vacated May I Urn clan upright lunnu and elegant ipecltly irdered parlor bedroom ant dining furniture leithrr eels lair mattresses inir run Ac no rouable offer refused open erenlnga NoilIEaitVMhit A SINE OLD ENutlell ChiME CLOCK mahogany J CM SIb ordinary price 35 also old Uritl m rl JIr li oi rlodlrx iI mln Plr bronze clock U A OitO IK lrllway 1st floor A CANDY toy itatlonery and cigar Here Inclndlnz L 3 roomi rent fix i all three days at 4inE itth 1 II ANYTIIIM1 In diamond watches and fine Jewelry Li II weekly IM ON UA1CII cu 288 llroalway A VTiMATlCtcritEi dr P hammer saw sinew Lalio eilier niachlner 12 Urit it B IAItOAlN Ilown town cigar store for sale price L 13 JO rood reason for tlinit Inquire 314 Broadway P K RALE tlood liquor itore np town owner going 1I1 rrIO mlo1r out of buimei AJJrtu or Inquire M INTfclts UU4 JaitrWlhlL C1OOD I AlVo LIOfnl1 STORE for ialeTgood rea J ion fur telling tIre month license atid tire year lejie If deilnd no ageuti Inquire ou premises 7U7 A ar f K YOU ARK nrsinot of furnlihluir your home i with 1 neat and pretty desIgns In furniture carpet Ac oit tHins mot liberal and Irnnmctioni contldintlal ad dreii JORDAN A MOIUAIUVu7 to 213 Park row near ihatnam snare t eir a ort PltlNTHRS liixilliilrerial l Hxij liauntleu In good I order for sale 1 cheep VHITrIELO bpruceaL PLV1DIiO Bllul old Hind 23hEaatdttlliat STKNOIIIIAriinilM ANDTYPEWItlTKRHRead The nj Coroner s otes t Rapid Shorthand Wrlllnii the great International I contest Uaio PItman 41 yearl ago Mow 10 Hucceed ai a Stenographer Aa in rnonoiraphlo World for Way IQctnta out todayt all nawidealeri help rtd Trade eupplled I by American New Company s MALI PRINTING IFriCEDlrlded to lull food condition u Frankfort at 3d loft 7 OCTAVK riANi fine tone OTiritrunu baa for e sale or carbine for country property Mn ROOMh 45 weit MlhiL New York I lIl1rhll1 rlllttmlt AMIfS McCAHKH AtADEMr for Dlnclnr 21 11 hail Iiih L near Broadway termi II par month classes erery afteruuou ana erenlnrprivate Ion any boor II each waits roarauteed lady stud gentleman avilitanta receptions Wediieaday ana halurday eneningioes all lumiuer li 1ritNANlH DlNCiNl 1BWYlti2 Eat 63th JL si2ew daiseS DOW forming waits and all fish lonable dncee taught rapidly prtrata Uitoi I al any hour Hand for circular O lEN ALL HUMMER thorough ichool for dancing WALT taught rapidly circular Knickerbocker Lonwnaiory 44 Wait Mth it Glntrvoiuintj r M MB DIX medical lo business t clairvoyant I name YA In reetlbule Corner of snh le and ltih ar urchn anrl Sxchaugr A IX KIXUB or HOOKS bought at the highest prlcia A ItIIiDtOJ t mmf iL U DAVlBd IlneiSlere va Weit Hta it u T tI jrni 3 ntttauttti Iftr Jrd A raw or OUR FLAT IMMKU1ATB FOSNESIIOP avexlurten ar IMI comes 116m lit Tr onaT only I two Short bloekl from lldlh Lt nation i flre collide rooms mam heal hot water fnrnlihed oa racancr I2J Ileth it 7 KMI vacancy and Park an i ona of the choicest location IDn il5 city luofL t i etnrl ern room flat team healed throughout ban homely papered 31toH j r4 ar initi near Illth it niw iiiPJ room steam bested flats decorated20 to lit ll3thiL 117 Rash first flat nyo large light roomii ilnrle home arery Improrement W lOtith IL Tu Fait near Madlion ar single flat 7 room all Improvements parlor papered with handsome gold paper ail other room painted rent to small fmlly fl I Jib it 7J Past second Hat u rom every improvement nice order Ill I Itnth IL Itll Kit between Sd end Lexington ara one block I from 111th I IL I station new 7 room flats rery light plenty of cloil C4 zb J IUJ handsomely papered to be rented to perma nent tennt without dogs 230121 131st it 16 2UH West hlayiiower newly deco raledUroomflat cabinet trim Ao 33toS hr Old 1at ijnleL l rIval neighborhood I elnrle home 7 large room decereted2310523 IJtd it eo e tail Untie home I roam nicely decorated Irntrorementi Slit Ilithit bEast near Medium aro roomi cabinet trim mantel tablneu union ry re frlgtrlor handsomely decorated Ao 117 lo 11 Iinth IL ItM Rut mar ad ar floor of S rooms right through nicely papered and painted 1131014 IJ t lUth it 22S East floor of S roomS rllhlm through rood order Ill to 112 IXuthil 1 124 halt near Lnlngtonar apart nicole or sand 4 rooms good order INto 511 Seen without permit br applying to janitor Many other IIUnnATH aoio on AV NKAU IHTH HT UNFURNISHED FLATS 260 w iiih it Sd flat 7 room W 00 14 w loth et Sd flat aaat 11 rom 3110 Bid IV Olh II 2d flat West It room az no SJOW 2Ut it 21 flat wen n room 32 Dl BHJT lIst ad hat east I room aj m 31 W Hint 3dn 1 l west it room HJ no SMJV 2l tt 4th east U room 30 oj SH W Blot I at 3d flat east 6 rllOm i2 ui I S2HW 21 it 4lh Hat can Ii room JIHOI 82 I JJ Blat it 4th net veil n rootni 30 00 SiiW aid it 2d flat west U rooms 40 tu SFJAlNECO254W23dSt AThe Clarendon Northwest corner l2Mh I it 1 and Madlaon ar I APARTMBNTS 01 0 IAiiiiP LIOIIT ROOMS RTRAM I ilEA nul FUEL FURNISHED HANUSOUtLY lIEU UlvATcII Janitor and halt boys attendance rente very mod rate Apply on premises or to CltulHIIi A UcEEAN 1SSH Sd ar GRAND DRBVE Come and look at our handsome Date of seven rom and bath steam heat elegantly decorated large doe eti h avery room all I rr Rent 551 to WSu one li month free g reo Apply to Janitor 3M weit 104th it seen today or MAIMI til I d lOWE 838 Vest 185th at ggKm LOOtS Jt LOOK llL The largeit room of any flat In Harlem Consist of rg roomi and bath Steam beat handsomely deco i rated rent 15I to 57701 ens month free Apply Jan Itor 1W1 Tlhar eeen today or UAIN11A UT fe IOWE o K u West rt k A ir tk at nnnHUnIE tit AV LID AND 54TII 8TS A few 01 these elerant apirtmenu 10 rent large light airy room iteam heated eleratcr and hall at tendance rent SlIt to It alio e room and bath il3 Wait Mth IL At LU A l Octhar and Stlth SI RENTS FROM 750 TO 12 TWO hre and four room tiariroenti with Improve mente also itorei In the new block luih ar tfuth and L7lh1I nquire at the office of OHN II tit 1 1010 10th ay Between lath and O7th ta SINGLE FLAT TO LET 219 Weit lib it third flat seven large room and bath all Improvement fine neighborhood rent ft5 M F IAYXU it CO 25 WEST 23D ST AND CO LIBERTY ST A5 TIIII CJ4AllOI1tN Northwest corner 125th IL and Mad Iron ar Desirable apartment B large light room handsomely decorated steam heated Janitor and hall boy fuel furnuhed CROMB1E A McKEAN l 93dar THE CHELSEA EBB WEST san HT TO RtB LFT FROM MAY I HANDSOMELY FUR MK1IKD 1 AlAKTMKNT OK FOURKOUM3 ALSO ONE UNrilKNISIIED AIAltTMUNT 350 ST NICHOLAS AV Hntftt location In the city Onvrntnt elevated cools cubIc anti horse can biverooms Intfrovemtnta 11 H I tp f2l TIIK COSU 1M ILITAV Foutheait corner 13 ih it and Bth ar Handiome flan 6 room bath private hall rente 118 upward Inquire on premises AkJ ETII A V APt IITM KNT IIOLHK Soulhenit corner Slh ar and t5th st NEW HIIKIKUUK HlILDIMI I Apartments of Ten Iirc 1llhl I lloumi and Batli Uutlera Paltry la enger and Freight Pleratora JltNTN i4WU IO 8I8OO rill AICAZAU ISO I AND la RAIl MTII ST Second Flat of Eight Largo Light Rooms Bath and LIes ator niNT iooo 1VKNT 1AIU 431 AND 4JJ UhhT 7TII ST One apartment of eight very large room team heated paiieuger eleator JCKNT artlitlcally 00 decorated Inquire on premises or Ihit Hraender loENHht TrTlir FOLLOWISO lloFsKS carefully managed t1 by one owner racanclei way at times be found worthy of the Inipectlon of respectable I famlliei II by more into untIdy badly managed houses If you appre elate good ones t 164 EaitHUthiL 5 to 7 room bathi and rrl rate halls f21 oP IS3 haittttith it 5 room baths and prlrale hall 37 to 36 Set Halt ti7th at 7 i room and baths 33 1 to 33 243 Iait I H7lh it fi rooma and baths 12 to 15 443 Em 87th it 5 room and batbi n J to Zi 207 Kit87tht 4 rooms 12 to 17 1773 lit ar OroomH private bate 13 to 30 Apply to J Janitor day or evening Cut this out for future reference A III RAIrT 211I1Tflnt floor eren room and 3 batn all light hall boy elevator lIam heat Ac suitable for a doctor I 5t N W cortLexlugton ar and 44th it third flat I H room and bAlh hall boys nJertor ateam hut Ac STli 32 East h it next to corner of Madliou 1 ar fourth flat all light and sunny room 51 Apply tu Jaultore il Jkll JM hollolronJ or KEILLY BKOs Storage WarehouSe coroir Lex Ington ar and 44th at AONKH 2 S WTNT H4T1I ST lbl1rj1I tr H Seven rooms and hath all light trimmed In hard wood handsomely decorated cleans heal hall toy rent moderate Api ly on premlei IA HON A IIUB1IM lm I tth ar between 7Ja and I 74lh its FRIJ JO IVSI I Elegant flat 7 room and bath near Lexington ar beautiful portico entrance near L Stations ti ftl Hi LlVbi tilT 1MI4 M ar near BKUi IL HlllNOX 14 WKST 4 DHr Flat or ri room and bath all Improrimeuli fine ordir ball newly carpeted rent gt WM t miKillKR 1113 Hroadwy cor 44h St FAHTMbMH in Ire Improved dwelling 014 Hait A 7Vd as t f two tIres and four rootui all light with tell lauuJry hot and cold eater and bill heated rent l 43 and lit rulMiM I iloTlliis KMBrondwarnearI3thit AV fIrIIAST NEW FLATSReduced rTuuTon A block from nation convenient to Park seven light rooini decorated rents 11 to CH open evenings anil Hundiiyi Apply primliei IllS East Hiith it AT KB 12 l KOHl 7iTfrSTSereu roomrand batiil ft all Improvement rent low rm l Ollr OUIniMiAU A IlllAKli II BIU I House AIAIITMKNTS TO IhT at M7 WeitTJth Itto imaTl 11 fumlly rent IWl CUKAPJST 4 ANI 1 ROOM riTJlTH 1 gft lu Ifnrlejim cOBrmlent lo lrrntr Hlu tlnni nicely detorMte1t anHll rumllti only to M Mel ti at Ill aai Wet iiiatii et flNTKAl PARK E4T S neorHat 1 directly oppoilte central Parklo let I elegant miles of H large light room elevator hot water li rent Iliiil tier annum conceaiion In rate until September to desirable partita Apply on preruliea CHEAP nFNTII7 and IX three large light newly papered and painted room io7 ad ar iier 11 l illi I i 1 L nation small famlllea IIULE agent 30J7 ad ar CORNER FLATS and apartment 34 and II rooms new blocks id ar Md lotuthit 1 rentlianp uihce lteAiBds T noar 54th at C OtNlOlt FLAT of four large airy rooms all Im OJ IaJl M 17J1rg t uroremenu imolq I JANITOR 1 4 Downing it CORNER FLATH of four and five room and bath sd AaFHELl DALtON S 7 Wet 4d It EXTRA wide eight room flat il light handsomely L4 finIshed each room connected wild irlrate halO Due block 132 Wlb it U74O 10 las 1 janitor CJIAS R OBEUOR 0141101 ar ELKOANT iTagl l flat adjoining Mount Morrli Park 14 nd houie H room and bath handaomelr deco rated all Urge light room noihafli rent from Iti np Owner 7 Etit I22d it E LEOANT FOUR ROOM FLATS Steam heted ihi Ld decorated Ac near I nation rests lid to JI Ha it7 and Hit West 105th IL E LEOANT FLAT a 4 4 roomi all light j il L4 protemiuu cheap rot 2401 East liuthiu F LAT8 WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM HEAT JP light I wellrentllated aPartments at reasonable rents Atsly on premises 403 Wnt Both IL or to J Eo V TAKER Hi LIHEKTT BT rL4T8 Wi llth I it In l perfect order decorated rent moderata Apply to new Janitor ou the premlaei er owner 104 t 11th I it FLATS AND APARTMENTS nnfurnlihid and fur A nlahed In all parts of the city OL80M BKOTHBKS BJ4 Broadway near 13th It FLATS Light and plcaaanl terms moderate dec A orated tnlrrori portlerea and lace curtains JAMTOH jMHeitaadit LIAT8 of four tire Hi and eight roctni alllmprore JPjmenu CAMflltlL A UALLDN 3S7 Wsel4aL GREENWICH ST 501 corner horatio atFirt floor 7 three room all light newly faluted ana BaMrad AWDOOMBIST DECORATED ATARTXCKHTJ lqmsw HAKDdOXKtT Bin arBlx anIta lirira all IHM elinrful rwm bathroom with modern Inipr rmnti abundant water lupplyi plumbing and nuiaUon per feet mablbalisibatId lent 53s ApplY W K hIOYTON lad Wsatldihst K ISO ST S7llandoma new lain surF room A light hoi and cold water range faa bills four roorna 22 i thru room tit I RXISUTONAV 1474Elegant late 6 roOms roI 14 vale halls decoraledl hIgh health convenient loeatio rent low JanItor or SiACLAT a DAVIES 37 West 10th at MAiTTsONnLv onthwrt corner lloth itSoperlor LVA iteamheated single and corner flail of seven rooms and bath alt oullldi light private halts awn ing rim reasonable JI g Km t650 ladiaun a 13ICIO1LEGANT APARTMENTS of three and four NICK A room with all Improrementa to lit rent moder ate at 4ii Cithrlne it InquIre Janitor RhTflLV FiRNISIIEO FLAT to let would eli I 1 furniture at a sacrifice IV3I vth ar corner both it t IlTnei hell PARK AvrroTiTnTir K th St Flat 0 rooms and bath improvements Small famlllei Sit fu S ALtfLOARjRV reaeonabe rent n4Sh Eaat83d at ij IIURRINEAU A DRAKE II ltlble house T4 IKTIn Hcarhorn Flat loth nr l cad Hoik ntTr nma aisd bntk oae 1111 hcnull holly decorated Assly On i owift5 iac oth wa TO LKTFieiant front list every room llflili large parlor kltchtn l droom tlDi parlor kitchen two bedrooms Sn lint and second Door Janitor Ml East lTthit nearidar riO LETItoome and floors suitable for light bual JL Leia ofllcc or itndlon ADAMS A CO Cth ar and 2UI IL VV ri 10 LKT Ktcollcntapartminti all light ma H and 4 rooms waihtnhi lerlori moderate rtnta 740 Oreinwichil Janitor 1 inodloni flta B rooma rerxntir dtcorattd hot and cold eater 514 and f la Janitor nr MACIAV A lJAiI2ii fi7 West IPth IL 21 AV aro NEAR lllIll 511Ground fiat four larw A llkht roomi and bath perfect order newly dtcoratad 8Til AV near H5that734 and 2 71wFloor flu rooms electric bills duinO waiter gas cents 11 to BI4tatorftlM Janitor 10 iTII AVTOORNKII boTh KTHrit floor over tea itorex four lirira alMlcht rooms newly nintadi rent 812su to small family Immediate poailou Ap ply to Mr CONN houiekeeper 87 luth ar 1 rkTII AV pivt Four large handsome room on first iw floor over bakery rent Sit lo imall family Im mediate pollution Apply Mr CONN honiekeeper 1 flTlf BT Sit East opposite parkTo let flour of 6 Jvl room alllmprcTeient lCTiTsT7l7 WE8T Thlrd floor to rent to colored 1 J family 1 kIlt BT SItS WEST New building t roomiI OO lv mht All It cit 3 and 4 rooms 2U MM8 12 u 23th it 339 0eet 4 rooms new building 17 to 2 th IL 40S 0051 5 rooms Improvement 20 Oil tliit4UlWeitiA4roomijew house 111 SOlO 17 XI sett 1498 II est ii 4 4 rooms new home luiuto ISM 2lh it ILl Weit a A 4 rooms new home 11 Cu to 11 0 2 thit 912WeiL 4 rooms Improrement lid nth ar 89 4 room hath Ao new house y w nth ar 261 old fashIoned Boor IB Ii I Pth iiv 234 4 front rooms 17 00 SJthit 44Het S rooms and lath 18 Ol Janitor or J ORHIT A cu 2id it and nth ar OJD BTr224 EASTfwo parlor and taiemint newly renorated doctors any profmlon cr light housekeeping 22 monthly OATh Itt 427 iVEHTHecond flat 7t 123 four w f light rooms alt modern Improreniente one block from 2td it bill ar elevated nation 1 nqulr of Janitor O1TII BT4swr8T Second fiata four light rooms fi all modern improvements fa ft one block from 23d ii Sib ar alerated llatlou Inquire Janitor 7Tll Hr 451 WEHT Apartment of three and fonr rooms mirror cookIng stoves reduced rents tee Jaultor OP711l ST 22 EAST Two Ilata of 510 good liglitrooms w I in well kept house moderate rent Ol hT HT IV HAST Floor of 4 light rooms In good O JL order IO also large rooin SH OQTII KT23 VKPT8lx elegant large rooms and Oi7 htthroom iteaiu heated richly decorated select tenants rH QO TII ST 25 10EST Four Itrse light rooml and Oe batli all Improrementi near Broadway 14 totJM A 1 ST HT 112 EA1sTEtegatt apartments 3 4 rooms t JL all light Improvement finely decorated tl7au SI 1 A OD ST 229 PAST Apartment of three and four 2VP room In ery good order renti four rooan HI three rooms 510 to ill Apply to Mr A It LKXrK kIT 25 halt 43d lt 47TH sr 474 VEkTFlecant flats newly painted 4 f and papered liuproremente reutl TQTII sfi iTinvKsr TWO of the finest 11515 in the MC7 city Hlx large room and hath newly papered painted and decorated all the latent Improrementa finn ST 132 EAST Parlor floor and basement In eJ hrownetone houe all Improrenjente rent 13 Inquire on promise between 1 and 4 P M dally tfjlll ST 231 237 EAST Elegant lists In first class tJvr houses hall carpeted and papered rsnta SIC to f7 Janitor premise 7 OH ST 2J1 2J7 22 LAS1Aparlmenie of three I O nn 1 four roomi In good order rents four room 110 to 511 MJ three rooms 07 to n6u Anply to houiei keeper 80 Til sir IRS WESTBlngie flat 7 rooms and bath J window In each steal heated OOI tT nl 10527 KANT Decorated flat S rooms Oe with all Improt cmenti hot water prlrate halls 1350 14 to OOI AND K3D STS Ill 117 lltant 1 lO Eail Very s deilrable flat 7 and D good sized room tlrtt flat have dnwn stair kitchen and private rard ouly 33 fJJ and fIll locality and price uiinurpaned 105 ST 121 I rAPTIrlvata rpldnce floor flH oeJ to American family or two rounirt 1 flTll HT iouthwe corner MadIson ayEecant xJ5 new hats all molerti improvements reaIy lit Mar hanilioiuetit In the elly built by J VF M urn ol l and exjie hen ceil builder llfTH bT H l AND irw WESTeFlcffant four room ivli hide ft earn heeled ball detoraed Ac near stalin rout Sill io Ill 115 TII NT CM KAM1 Flat of tire large light rooms LeJ second floor all ImproTemf rent fu I It IT 3ia lABTslntI fiat fourth floOr S O room private hall extra with all improve nentnJanltoror MACLAVjk IIAVII18 57 W lothifc 131 8Tlt AV Second and fourth flat to rent five A sP rooms all light rent moderate QO AV A cor of Jfnh sFou flegunt roomsa etz tilting room kitchen slid two bedrooms 91 12 andfiu 11OK 14114 AND 1v 0 LEXINGTON AV near 1sJus Bill itt Blecant flats of five room and bath rauiM and all improvement fine location oa high ground cloie to Central f ark and convenient to cIeyssu coals 55515015 TVUI5 Cli Cl I SOU VID e TO 11Three room only nice quiet people JU7 tp a Rail ll 2d L JOHN a HIBBARD I1I1 Mar corner frith IL CJ2 1 F TO JillElegant fre room flats newly painted V 2 Jif and papered Improvement 11V3 2d ar he weet LUth and 7utb ill 22 T 511itix lerge rooms 27 East 50th 51 Lt JOHN It 1 IIIBBARD 1911 Jdar glanofortw Orgntw fit CHAS H DITSON CO little Agent for New York sot vicinity forth BE38GCS PIANOS Tbeie pIanos are tmegutlled for tone touch finish and durability Gold rented exclinet 1 Moderata pricei easy terms Large assortment of pIanos for rent belt makers city or country tuning and replrlui Warcrnoms 807 Broadway ISlli st GUKATKST HAIUMINH KVII OFflUIKI 4Orood second bind piano prices lvi to riu payment f monthly Its new Mater uprldil only 71 terms H monthly 1lanoi eichanire t HORACE WATERS COa 134 iTII AY U CM OVA I wig KNAitit ro hare removed to their nw wret oomi 14M FIFTH AVKNLi near 20th IL A number of slightly Iced 1ranJ upright and squire pianos of our make lltje soIl at a liberal reduction Zrutn our regular pricei FISCZ2EH PIANOS largeit I assortment Iprlght iiraiid and Hguar IDuos at moderate price cab liiii l uient and ei chand breral birifa n lu lecund hand Piano dtferelit maker tit low price MhCIIIlt 1IANO VAKItOOim liobiti 1 1 cv cor loih iL New Vork r rov NO re 4 Ecu i su HI 1prluht and iuare piano fur tale aud rent on eir teruii or n jueitt lecoui fund v 75 SIlO upward ANI MliKU OP Illtllilir AMI SltARK PIANOH it tanoui idling inien tacn m ex Mnie fiat been put in gui d order mid will be olerrd at eitretnely low trims for a few lays l cihor Inittlnienta FlnUIIEH IUM WAIthKuOMH lluftth sv cor ictti IL AhKCONDIIAN Dunham grand pianoforte per 11 fed order great bmJlu tall al 4U hail2Mit MOlt 4 HAIKfceieral eleiriut roiwood pianos hew J York city make at 14 IM and 43 rail or monthly payment hAfcNUKR 1 Av A tier renluii SThrk riAMih Fini ortment of these rellahfe I7 liKlriimiuii elsa a number uf erondhmd lanoa varIous make and fully repaired lor sale llanoito rent Wreroonii hieck Hull II I l In t l4iu isO Wllntl I new iiprlrliKatharralnit Maiioi bought V ni tirhftiuei tuned renilrei taken on storage Warerioin sa 0 lititon place tith SI t I mar Broadway WALTKRBHIiano ffarerodnn lnlrer lty place err y lth at i peiioo sold to cusp term and eschanied SI elflO 000 lOx MAY5IL I1KATTYN37 tZB lt iJJJJ toiiorgn 7V new iilaua fortes el3 llANIrl I IfIA ITO 0 ahlngtn J ot ana 1ottna JO4Ttn Thtiridy photograph of female In black onuiue praying al a pedetai Liberal reward offeretL MT llbMN ieu5asaaiist V L OBTLirr black and Ian don gray mouth blKIIAN leG Nth ar It WARI of tin for return of a large jewelled vesti huts lamp takes frttn 22 0eeOoIsth at t aOl 1 14 April 20 Apply at 42 West 139th at on c5 I and thlr skIlful treatment reliable sm edles for all diseases Dovys proieuon of inrierr and disease 4 antmcIa M HM 4th at mar Broadway dIin itIctg THE SUN IPTOWN OFFICE 1265 BROADWAY Ktmr 8 ad Ml O ojlte U New Be UL ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL II P K Adyssseru mmy alsa ItHTa A4Trttao eato lit tha fallanliB oBoa wkara tk rla will he tka aaa as tkaaa akargtd ml Ika I oMeai r E KRUEaBR ej BAIT 410 IT COB MADI TON AV N i T Ti MXtLLAX A JAMFSON 40 OVER ITTIt RT SAM U WALLACE 00 EAST HOUSTON ST THOMAS r MARTIN no TOUFKIM MARIII S Al BET GIll AND 7TII RTS NEW TORE r WeWFKNT I14SSTII AV NRARTISTgt A ECHEfERMANN 71 WEST 12111 ST AJENNINOI IOEAOT23DS e AUGUST r 8CIIWAIULRR STYlI IT COR fARK AT Telephone Call M2 svth it JAUL8 X tlcUINNUS JO WEST 14TH IT ROOM ccxxm RIOUniHKTH PBARHACT JunctlOB afFnlta aid WaakliKta Htraata F J KOORH A CO 107 BEDORD AT ITIAB QUINCT ST Ttltpkana Call 4M Badford BROOKLYN ADVERTISING CO M FULTON IT IIADDONS AOVRRTI8INU AGENCY 31 BROA WAY NPAR MARCY AV A A WATSON 970 IROAD1TAT CHAR It LEHMANN C97DE KALI AV J 10UOKOOU A CO 387B ATLANTIC AT creoi3cixkt La I BOLEMAN A BrlTIKH 191 VANIUTTAN AT PARTNERSHIP SALE RICHARD WALTERS SONS AUCTIONEERS By authority of Mr SARAH E U TAYLOR surviving Partner of WILLIAM M HUMrilHBY deceaied AH the Hotel furniture Carpets Gas Flxturea Ac be longing to the late Dnn of William M Humphrey A Ce and used In the MADISON AVENUE HOTEL atWthit and Madlonar In the city of New York wilt lie told at public auction at the MadIson Arenue Hotel bf CHARLES F5 WALTERS Auctioneer The eale la peremptory and very article will ba loU to the highest bona Ode bidder The tale will begin at half past 10 oclock THURSDAY MAY 11890 and will contlnu until 4 oclock t t and every day thereafter from b air pant to A M till t clock In tb Antmoon until all of such fornltnr shill bt sold Ample opportunity for the Inrpeotlon of the fornttara At the hotel wilt he aflordf in thoie calling at the hotel and catalogue of tli furulture to Iti I volt mar be ob tame at the ofllce of lie aucttonerra 1370 BroaJwar All sales will it for cash only parable len pr cent a the time of making the bid and Ilie remainder at tie time of the delivery the property whlcti must be taken sway from the hotel within tweotyfonr hour after the conclumon of the ate For further iiarttcuarii apply either at the hotel or al tb office of the undersigned RICHARD WALTERS ONS1Allotiollcor 1370 Broadway New York Schencks Art Gallery 1 77 CEDAR ST Oil Paintings and Water Dolors WORLDRENOWNED ARTISTS The finest collection offered for sole tbl season Sold on Wednesday Ihure day and Friday APRIL 10 SlAY 1 AND 2 AT 3 P M p JtSTlB COOEP Anctlonaer otlice 554 Manhattan ar LARGE BALK HOTEL FURNITURE MONDAY AND TUESI1AV April 28 and 29 lu 30 A M each day A Entire Content of the A HOTEL LAFAYETfi Corner Wsverey liace and Mercer IL The attention cf Hotel Men Haniekeeper and Dealen is I called to this large poiltlre lali ai all the rurnlture Is I of Uood Desirable guallly and In nnniually Clean load Condition Included In Sais are all the fine Carped Keitaurant Fixture Uuparqnit Range Ac Ac Ac NO rORTPONKMRST WEATHER SALE AIIBULLTLLY WITHOUT RlHERVE A A AJAMFH P I SILO Auctioneer La Will aelt to morrow Monday April 21 0 at a oclock r M AT 11 EAST aoTII HT NEAR HROADWAY THIS ENTIKB ELEGANT FlIHNITURE ALL OUNTOHMADE S Marquettrle Desks Pint Empire Cheval Olaiaet Lonlt XV and XVI Carved Reception Chain Ac f lo eloaa the estate of II H Dyer A JAUES I SILO Auctioneer i3 Llbertr el r ON ratmsDAY AND OAj lILY I AND x 5 EACh DAT AT it etcLocjt within our Store 43 Liberty el Z A REALLY IMPORTANT SALE lirrffRMTtrBB AND CAKPRTH FROM TWO MAONIFirENT MANSIONI removed for coarenlence from Orange Valley and Staten Iiland JAMES P SILO Auctioneer f In Monday May 5 TilE ENTIRE ptJItNlTtlltE AND B FEC1O Or TIlE STRICTLY lIIIWATJI UWKLLIN 33 WEST SIHT bT f jY JAMES r SILO Auctioneer On Th rsda 4 LiErUTORBSA Vo Hl ii MRRII t rURNrTOM AND EFFECTS TO CLO8B ESTATE OF TUB LATB MATTHBW BYBltHS at BB Park ar Q II LiJBNOBNE AUCTIONEER flI BELL TUESDAY APRIL Sfl 1090 A IL The entire magnificent furniture carpets oil palntlnA engrarlnga talc a brie l 0 f Coutalnedln the reiMenceof f LDU1H MONJO Eaxj tl 31 Union IL near Henry it Brooklyn The furniture of Ibis real Cone la worthy Inipaetlea f Made by Solomon and Potller A Stytnna A Elegant oil painting by Hay Taylor Brown BchnUrt Ac alo the famoua picture THP CITAIIKL OKllOME I 5 Upright roiewood pianoforte four superb parlor recap tlon and library suite Large winged bookeaae roll top eecretary pier and uiantel mlrror catlneta odd table chair stands Ac clock brouea and Venetian ware A collection of JapaneiaTDoulioD WorceiUrT and flit I C by brlcalrao Ao Hligant crockery glaaawara atlrenrua Diuingroona bJVtJilbd an chair ahantker I 7 furniture and folding bed In rosewood walnut I and cherry hair mattreeaaa Dlllowa B beddinguai I r Cataloftiei on application to 1 C C II LUBNOBKE Fnltonat and LafayetUaojuara Brooklyn Is Cs H LUBNCIBNB AUCTIONEER tells MONDAY April 38 I0l30 A M 5 The entire eontinli otis prlrata realdince 2 311 PARK PLACE near Carl ton ar Consisting of all the furniture carpet Ac Parlor suItes dining room furniture tables chair C sideboards bedroom tulle odd chaIrs taUea wf3i5 U deike and lecratary pictures Ac maltraaaaa bedduo Ac AO All the body brnwaU and moqaetu arpejfi throughout the home yqrnllure by Hen A Bagman V SHERIFFS HAIPTowuMnd A Uontanl will Mllm MONDAY April JS at It eycloek about 215 i patti of pants trimming Oltorea tAfi at desk Counters Ac al wi Broadway By order ofDANIEL DANIEL E BIOELB lb JAIl YOUNG Deputy S V 3 Si i ALBERT F MArKFather li dead will blnrl4 W Monday April 2X from our horn QUOlttilC Ir DONTDF ROBBKD Com direct to B Ja ku 3 IU5W7 Myrtle ar Brooklyn and rt il l fortL seal allwool tmiloen Suit eel worth 151 I large aawrt hi mem of doineitlc and imported wooUnt soils to order 114 full dreM soils to hire IINUKH NAl1K beautlfled 0001 alia feel atisodeli l term low JAHlilM iiiest234eti laale oly J rTTKR UOXEi Mot lock boiea II monthly FOIU J IIAMD AUVKRTUfcMENT AUBNCV li 2 Itba 4 1 near llth I IL I3 ye OH5 JATRBTMn men 13UDCickurn CberUIall IK rUliil price fi9 A St JacobS UM2T Myrtle Iv Brooklyn Ce SITHRFLLIHH HAIR removed permanently Initan tauioualy by elictr cbemlral fluid circular me A NICHOLS SaraaimbiL 1 n Ydl CAN AlHlliTIMK nut ihtlHIlANI lift WIPE for 2tr In s Y Matrimonial Newt np till a A M Munda 73 lark row 57 40 81klNi jVEHfOATfl which we win nil far JVM week at I7M worth Sib embrace this chance biggest bargain before the pottle today a large auiirtuiinl of ink and fancy wonted vests at is Jacob et2647 Myrtle a r Brooklyn tll WllllWALKand corktrrtw coat asS HW vast all styles S worth 112 don t aU thla Ou all wool panta II M a pair worth M toe all wool pant tu order raM to 53 at II tfMoulin 176 627 Myrtle ar BrcokJyB iUoVot IAftENTSwant4 as 1 Jsc b SB heyatin sin Myrtle ar Brooklyn to clothe Ibsit hoyi In one of the greatest baraalaj rw offrll bury ulnlhlnr lacwu Mt aulta MBJUI MUQkhlX C

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Uaplawood AT and barn 2 alnuti from depot laaulrt al r o ATHOATE AT 1724 Handfome threntory dwell IS Ini with ImproTemtnta and two lots of round flower fruits I r three minutes walk from Certral I Morrlianla nation eleTattil and surface road cents 340year rermltifrom UOOUALL agent 7W Ire wont ar 1771hlt D EBIRABLEllOUBBS nnlnrnlihtd and furnished In all parts of the city DDlnba FOLSOM r Rift Broadway oaaristhit D WELI NO BENT 1780 hiT West etL J VIIITAKKE 0 Liberty it FIINE 1RIVATE IIOLSK nine rooms 1 modern 1m J proTeraenti good neighborhood near iterated rent HOO Also a neat collar with all ImproTemenii rent PJ CARL E RAJiUllUH BdaT and 109th it 1eJ1A11IlATTAN i AV i near Mcirnlngildt Park rriratt 11 resIdences from 91bO to 912tu rental BI MEJVBK M HTACJJT301 11 W llOth t TO LET Four story Lennox aT rent 15 A To let corner on Out aT good boor IDr boO 14V To let 3itorr brown itone near Madl on aT K To let rfiory brown stone a 7th aT 12110 To let 3 dart i brick 13ttj it J and 3d ail 450 To let t s story corner 1 137th it and Alexander ar 720 To hI 2 tory frame 118th it and 11 aT hOt Uuay OtherS Mentl tor Ilpl wVABTITOTT Ks CO lt Eaat 18Sth nt TO LIT Small private homes three chary and bale L menf high stoop 1 ImproTementi stone front 210 West 127th BL and 221 I West 13M et between 7th and 8th aTs rent Od foi P I M I JUST oulbeait corner 13Mh it and Hih aT U NFURNISIIBI llOUtiES i in good location at tow ni 9lux to ll4 o offers promptly subrntuit WI H BOKCIIIKSIN 1 J nroadwiy cor 4 thit VAin NGTON FT 706 near Jane it Three story Tv dwelling 14 rom rent 9S3 month Apply on DremUei between 12 and I ot i and 4 to a oclock 1 J CAitlhN fits 41 1 Liberty it and 1181 3d aT WENT DSI between 1th and 6 tlTaTaiouth aide four story brown stone front fully furnished pan try extension te let or lean I for term of leers I email family b F JAYNE A CO 2M Milt 23d It and OK Liberty 1 over Real Estate Exchange OTlTbT 20 WESTV To let nnfnrnllhed 2 to I A O years to itrlctly private family rent 136W r7 Roumto Room 10 70 Cedar it2 until 4 1 1gTIi lTof EAST Tnretitory and basement auu brown stone house lo let rent reasonable 106 TH ST 1W Threestory and basement brown 106Co boos to let rent reasonable Co Ftfot gujslntuji gurpojiw DESIRABLE OFFICES 87 AND tO BEAVER HT Sd floor office 24x43 adllonr ole 14x34 4th floor large loft JlxRX S F elft BAT H lVBr1 Id Sr 5fc CO 03 LIBERTY ST R E EXCHANOB sad Ehd IV MOO BT A FINE STORE CnlTeralty place near llthsL spln t1 did location butcher bop a hoteLs and hoard IDK houses rent only 9u par montti OUDhN A CLARK I OUt aT and II Pine 1 A FINE IAROE ROOM suitable for business Unl Is Ttnlty place near 11 I th I rent only fO per month UUDhN A CLARK 2404th aT and II FInest CA71UKIM E 8T 10 MmairTtora l for rent cheap tt good tenant under Klngiton Home tP DKRRIIP R00MSnd lIght for photographer rent moderate 1 couTenlenoet COOK 200 West 23d St uK 231 ELEGANT rURMdllllD OFPIGE mltable for sates LA routes and business purpose to real In Preicott building corner Brnad ay and Xprlng Inquire 1 TANKMiAtlf into premllL F R7M i I lou 24 BleiekiritTioltablt for bnilotes JANITOR shoe store 311 ElUabtthit JJALP FIRST LOT 1 building it Ytity it L LIttlE LIGHT LOFTH 17 i7eihT aI for aol any IJIO gopdIncatlon or Ilor low roL ifalABAi A U iLkai 0tTibi iiouie LARGE bUTChER BTOBBi Oxtuea cornpTelt M 54 ar mar Io7th ipleadld locatiea real low KANIR rIGIY I LABOR STOKE three lIving hack reoma Suitable for I ii candy toy or variety store a Wst 47lb 11 Ji llorXiu rent too per month L ARilE LOFTS good Hunt corner building wither without ileam 11 I First it STORES TO LET4K lit a and 239 Eail 43d at 918 1Y each Apply to housekeepers orto JOHN 1 R RAY XJS tIM It STOREB In corner buildings for tailor butcher or plumber CAWFIIELI A UALLON iiblW424st STOR ilfln acernir building for taller uleb plumber JANITOR 84 Dowulagit STORE TO LET 71 ainieToorfit fTlIE WELLLlnllTBD FIRST LOFT 3V mad 292 THE k L Canal it fronting alia I on Elm and Walkir I us lately occupied by IV Ttschner mannfacturtr of un derwear aliueniloni 4ZxU8 M windows Apply 440 Canal it nnl floor TH BT CHEAP i Building on tha comer of 4lh 1 and Waihlugton annara 1 suitable for a hotel e oardlnahou I t ApPly to VljlJ SOUTAOK aol Broaa VI1WOANI THREE ROOMS In 22 Bleetler tt suita T ble for basinets JANITOR 811 ElUabeth fPOLET74 and 76 Little Wait Twelfth it Italia for To heroes let Company 4J3 Canal 1 1 flTll I AV 771 Small store to II on the cholcstpirl 10TI iu of thIs thoroughly bnilnsu avenue btlweta Sad and Cc34ts Appllo a t J L BT itck n ri Wtit Md it near loth I DXCIIIII870IIIKK BT8mall sloresollstbieto JtJ ihoimakar barber or any light business dwell lot apartment la lbs rear rent ao a mouth Apply on prtmlsea 1 I 3D AV TwiTlarge light stores moderate 1CT Orent OUKHINEAU DRAKE 11 Bible House entt LLEOANT gold I OIHnrs guaranteed modlrala erltaa ELEOANT ho4 E LJr IM t L4 Ut fuller Dental radon 74 Varlck it ocr uaaaL illLIKOonriTlACTINO fret with I I rAtMia 1 Bihar abort 23d it rpllK IIAKK8 co Dntistt New ort P0 Hh ar 1 corner Kill it Jersey city Yort corner Drove LJ Newark Broad corner Mallet 1 The largeii and only dental coaoera In I the oovntry who REALLY give Iritolau work land guarantee U agalait all brtakaae trI two yaaru at popular prices Teeth titracted wills pure fresh gas bile each beta 6 ta and 9m wl O 4 AND 1A BFTS OF ThRIll while WAltlnaT dat 84 i 11 Qw J O TUlVU9ti tzl ftt It udLcL JL I I Tn I OtW 9fni MAnu ocualC itt ibeOmeet 4 dUCltlI Olld freebot prtMruto In I theYalle7o lbs oba1 lTe mIni rt 1 5 silO aloll eOlleiaut eOth uteSuoe wWt bile and atbtr etatrtit Iii iaie fre1nIe wll Limerick and two IU from the far rrUI bhngwateruet 0 sU6ebfleL l The eltte eon p rT iiCl heinanor IYI eneooOtaintni I aboulsiuty I ajSltmMiu elegantly VppolSfA asd intir1orl filled II I aunl decortlJe aril iiable fytyd I 01 of foe siewardandgsrlesefm boneel kite en gardens pIl t or 1r n i e4 I Vfhydn 0 ram eommanda ones o Wen aad AODde iBinrliu aa abundant lop ly of water alsO a onlnlatole gas works adJo4ir the t one fordomeetlo Jigbtinhl the miheisn htaee ap roel by Ibr r I ge eatrinces with fine crl civic aid waIte lIme emcIie is surrounded oTtnnr Ing wood filled with Taluabi aad ncHnt frowlbi of oaV larch arcamore tin btteh Ao and itocktd wltk pltnlefnian0drwiid7o epropiy D t on one flue by the RITer ahanaoo ana br the Mnlcalr or Annycolty biTer on lbs other nil toy an coleus vi demerit wait I ncloan about mi statute lures squat te eboet Sr Irish acres which In llli bl rateiW cRdei TWahieVraVufffich dairy fattntag mao ttd arrulBat laUKL with Dtvotr of efteiter l we U I wurd dlTldVd7anVlTa high elate ot culllTatlon I well I the raToablt Illb nlantatlona Ao latenicttd by good reeds and approaeliea I The Mountbnnon estate will bt nm mg competition I In I one lot as whole or will be told In eleTtn weltarranged I lots The man Ion house Sable farm yards Oct ofilaei gardiua and about nine ninety ATI statute acres of inperior land forming ont of tht eleven lots pre tinting a highiotas residence for a nobleman ore gentlemen or with Itiex tenilTi accommodation and lorronndlnga would be highly Callable forareilglout cointnnnlty foandetion Ibl llaou or public Iniiltutlon Tlit reroalijlng ten lots will em brace the paiture n4T meadow land aa Sell ai the Tal nablt woods and plantations all Judlclonily IId out wllh rood road accil aid other requirements the qnintrtlti In each ranting from SI to Hsutule I sties and will Include some oharmlngand picturesque building mites and oaerlng to land Investors the opportunity of curing highly laluablt freeholil b farmiot suitable ex tent and nIce arrangement and all In hand f IV MCCARTHY honored with the instructIon La Marchea della noccslia Lady Louisa Fltrglbbon 1 submit for ale by auction U already set 011 AT HIS MART 00 GEORGE ST In the city of Limerick Ireland OX TUESDAY MAT 27 a the hoar of halt pail I oclock In the afternoon a THE MOUSTS1IANNOS ESTATE Iht partlenlara In deal of the several lots of which are I course of preparation anti ea b had on application en April II I from hurL STEVEN BAWTRBE A STEVENS Bollcllora ham 73A Queen hasex Victoria 1 London P c and at Wit Messrs J n MOORE A SONS tl Moleiworth it Dub lin Ireland aleun J MAU9SELL A IONS IS Sliphtnt Orttn North Dublin nd Meun Ind I HUNT A lON 8 Oeorge 1 Limerick Ire 1 AM Ireland EB REEK BARRY Esq W Oterge I Limerick r W Inland MCCARTHY Anotloaier W Oiorge II Limerick March 24 AFIIlLir A BHTTU AUCTIONEER SMYTH A RYAN will nil at auction THURSDAY MAY B ISHO 1 at 12 clock DOOn alb Rial Estate ExchangA0 Liberty t cewTo hi l ABSOLUTE BALE AT of PUbLIC AUCTION 111 VILLA PLOTS AID 2 HANDBOOK IJUERN ANNE COTTAGES LAHCIUIONT MAItll WESTOHEBTER Co uT overlooking I Long Island Bound familiarly known II tbt Kant Property EACH Of ii ROE PLOTS IB ABOUT WElD In Ir The land li I located on a high and sandy ridge very healthy eloping to the water with nanloctdt tltwi of the bound and lbs surrounding neighborhood LARCIIHONT MASOR ha a horse oar rallroti mt w In I I every incoming and outgoing train It has a mat number of beautiful Queen Anne cottairei Ibo owned by come of lh belt people In New hl arc besides beIng the home of tot U wont Yacht Club and the lloboitn Turtle Club it Is a bluff of land extending intothe Found and sat rounded thrttildii br wattr ThliUamacnincrnt hanct to bar a ills for a mall and ttlect summer hoe and location I mulcted tntlrtlr to private dwell I buys tJDtcheri and grocers lo CAM I at every house and churches and ichooi are ronrenlent BAILROAU AUUUMMUDATIONH VRJ FREQUENT DILRUfJn V8 rJt AND RAPID TIME FROM NEW JORK ONLY W MINUTES Titla li luarantttd br the Lawren Till Co and policies of insurance will bt issued I rtt nf coat Townnnd A Hahan Biq Attya la Chambers Uapt and further parucnlari can bt had at auction iirtomca 70 Liberty parN Tori city T V IIARNETTA AncUontm THE GREAT CLEVEUHDWABIHGTHORliE Combination sale of 1rONKEIts PROPERT 200 LOTR AND 7 DWELLINGS and tbt residence of Wm II Thorna will bt told on TUK81JA1 lAY II I 16WJ at 12 oclock noon At the Gail Estate Exchinn 20 to 60 Liberty it Nw York city For all furfur nartlcuiarj l man Ac apply to ForI furtlerfartlcuare t hHP r RICIlAItU I V HAUNbTTA Ca Auct criers 73 Liberty it NT UOLT A BUTLER Attorney Ill Broadway N Y JAMES F mCII lio Agent opptilta Hudson lair I II R depot Yonkers got JJnk or io tt to htWs aesI tltQQ t n BEHTRICTON are eurlal the beat cttizoee we rveldent luenhi ine eye p Inre nr not eurpscd FUR IA K OF ACCEHH no suburb CUH equal It ALL LOTS 25x100 FEET at price which tinarantre a borg profit within a year CUIEI ANNE COTTAGES or moat attractive de la aad natqaalled ID comfort can hi bonajht oa TERMN EQUIVAIKVI1 TO UENT Mater cornea throughout the properly Aitrnte OB the pretnlnee Apply tor parapblela and freepaaeea to GEOa JK A AIIIN Secretary GEOa1n lI et New york BY THE NAMXA1 AND AND ISI FleOVIiMKNT COMPANY On 16th it end Windsor place near fta aT frame houses 20x43 on Iota its test deep contain 13 rooms Including 2 bathroom d111 modern improvements and ara adapted for ont or two famlllea These houses were desIgned by II leo L Morse Ksq the willknown arohltect and built In tbt moot substantial manner by days work I the situation ll I the hlghit the city but two block I from Proipect lark I and IB convenient to t n car linen by Fib nn ISth etc from Hamilton Ferry and Sth 7th and tub ars from Fulton Firry time from Hew York via bridge and ill ar elevated I ol 15th it la 2o minute To persons of moderate meant Hiking a home or InTeitmint a good opportunity U her pr linttdt ttrmi liberal Appl lyon rrmlMS or tt J H Mollarky I 7taavt JIL hocks 10 lIreli 1IAOFHTY 10 1latt Ht N f T LET Thrteitorlee bailment cellar high Hoop JL arranged for two famllliii six rooms kitchen talk all improvements each Independent of the ether 1tl Luqueer between bro and Court SILt rent 1314 sod S3oriipectlTtly n W KLLLOUU U 4th place Brook 10 I and 107 John it New York OHO OUSB8 TO flRLECT FROM Neil beautiful W part of Brooklyn 91 liNl 1 upward 9J cash RtUN up tta cash balance Quarterly ROBERT W11BELAN successor James Uagnlrt Atlaatlo and Tan Hlclen aye vuiu ward teal tatt lor ale ood1u B WANT TO SELL HOUSES TwentyitTtn Just ctmpltltd 1 twostory and tale ment nine room and bath all Imprortmtnta every thing flrivclasi price low and terms easy It will pay you to loTtitlgatt Take Pulton L road to Ralph aT II a GOOD Builder Ralph aT Balnhridgt Decatur and McDonough eli WHEELER ISitoS 5 to Broadway corner or lOloaJDy flrooklyn Offer Ibl week among the ixqpplie5Al birgln c finsrelidece cornertDi Sheet HfPUoUlloar II n rrouDIIIIDn allSTlUM4 buildIng coot 3tjgj tbecoruerim I 100sl201 pots cam eiiUi figure III value I will sail for 997000 A YlltMT CLASS CHANCE for truckmen twoitory frame with brick extension all improvements itTia not drlTtway fine stable end shed tan iialln within lira minute walking dlitanrt bridge entrance good order prlct 91x0 morigagt luti FRANK UK JYMAN 140 North Klllott place nr Myrtle BrooilnT L OH INVEBTMENTThrtt story and baiimiat brUk A booze twill front all ImproTimenti ont block from L station JOth ward rented for over 97iu price oL r taM J C WfcTCALFB400 7riiiaT PMONAIIAN 1 l BreidwaT Brooklyn ba1 for sale 60i KM a very desirable piece of propertr splendid neIghborhood for priTate resldenee house stable and ground centrally locatid couTtuJtnl to tlt 1 s T IoOCt Tated nation decided bargain fur it too WANTTD Mouse to bur at once for caih a property In Brooklyn not far out downtown preferred agent private or dIrs buluessi HARRIET must PINE bt o 1Jk Inritineiu ION 7 city no u il1t Chnnrw Aft BTORR compltttly fitted out wlih 9ITOO soda fountain thirtln room for mannfkciurtr with twenty HT binds and If drslred llTlnir apartmenu above itorei ben location capital needed 93oun to 9hOOUto run In I good laapt I i lUiurtt can be bought or rented lust can be made 10 suit laaalre 224 Pearl it New fork city Also Ore story building I with store to lit I for oIbt manufacturing tmrpoaaa RE1RE8PKTATIVE WANTED EAST GERMAN A LAUD AND CATTLE CO MIA NY Baa Francisco BIG SNAP HaTlnj madt lafflclit toUr Avlu OA1AA7 0 owner It I prepared to sill hit liquor aaloon conalitlag of extensIve ouch labetaaUal Ox tires and Ore pool and AIlt tables Store U 3Jcicj hat plate glaaa front ll en main thoroughfare of Breok lya and hem been occupied by present owner for ilittea yean Only n UUO for entire Outfit good dill and leate hail I ID person o jjIrfiiSAH IaOOrttaptlntaT I Brooklyn BP CAllII PAID for itorii tnetchanJlie trery desert D thou fixtures rallllrtiisCII IOJ East 34 It PARTNER WANTED In ticket broierl efflce rail at 3D roadway WIllIS LiT falooD aad garden three doorran offiar TO ten Wen BrIghton rt L I 5 5 ttu Ult uf DIVORCE rAil r IILETrA II 00c05i sod lawyer alLk ssoSid41aw be toes suitlea free ssoSid41awijCjuiziiu U ixoawi S rSS Jell Gttxkt gtt alf I wtONJtt two t iitt ir II toJ ci LOTS FOB 0100 AND CPTVABD rAYABEK BIO AND PO MONTDIT rVBCIIAHKIIH CAN nUIM AT ONCE ALL TITLEd POSITIVELY GuARANTEED EVERYBODY Cuss owa a Hoe at arlaloeratlo MORRIS PARK sight t In the line or Brooklyn meRnlflcent Iprot or at beautiful LEFFERTS PARK NEW ADDITION 95 mlantca froH Ilr oklyM City Hall or O3 mliotea from New Tork br the Fifth Avenue ML B B now running or at NEW DORP BEACH State lelsad where the coBBanleallon with New York la eonet tor tkt JERSEY CITY where lota gas be reachetl by the bore lure and are old at vrontlcrrnl bnrcalna Tb price are aa rollowai New Don Beach S1OO and upward Tercr City BIOS and npwardi Morris Park A8OO and upward 1 LeVerta Park OlfiO and upward For niapf free paaaee and fall partlcn lara apply t JKBE JOHNSON Jr GO llbertr at Now Tork or OOa Fulton at Brooklyn 10 A LOT All who buy dnrlnr opening week May 1 to llay 7 inclusive will receive a rebate of Ten 1nllira on tach lot purchased aoLrLRpme b UNT0srptrI N STATION TRANSIT LOTS 5xlOO 100rUPW7UlD8 Tlit pretttit tei mliiua or the KInK t ouui Kle rated B 31 lionlya short distance I from the property when extended will pau dIrectly through It An Ele vated Railroad ii l alto to bt built on Atlantic sr with Ferry and Brldee Htatluna When tht alin prOTtmenta hart ban made lots at Doaton will be worth many limes their preieut value All rtreeti have water eapalr art hoed will shade tree and havaateae sidewalk 4 Oet Ide A LIBERAL LOAN TO ALL who with to build on tlli property A few cholci loll at MURRAY HILL 30 Mlautea from 114th Mt N Y Commutation only fl Onta InelndlaR Rail road aad Ferry Near depot amid eztrnalTe Improvements for 84OO and upward I want everyone Intereited to ice these properties Lob can ho purchased for cash with ten per cent rebate or on easy monthly pnymeat as desired A better opportunity to buy laud for a home or ae an laveetneat has never bees offerrd Title guarantied Send for maps and ticket to examine these nroptrtlei with I eut cipeust Address ED H RATH 11 JOHN ST N Yt STAY AT HOMES A great many people remain at home during the sum met month from choice and a great many from uecea ally Some could getaway without detriment to their business and with hut little expenditure olhcri could not leave I without their builniu snEering and in addition do not bare the mousy to GO WITH To both classes of stay at horassthls article li I directed We wish to how you how you can remain at home the YEAR ROUND and yet enjoy during the summer months the advantages of residence In the COlVTHY Twenty minute out from the Orand Central Depot abeautlful little spot called Hronxwood Iark RKUEU Rim hut TWENTY MINTlKa OUT thirty minutes from 23J it forty minutes 1 from City Hall fltty win HrR N ate from Wall it IT h TAKE 1E88 TIMK TO fto TU BRONX WOOD IARk THAN TO CLINTON AV ls BHODKLiN and you AIE IN THE COUNTEYI While the air h I full or the rranronct of liowert and the lurroundian all indicative of country life yet all the CUT ImproTemenU are preSented The streets are macadamized and all tile ADVANTAObS of a city made use of with none of III NUISANCE A 050cr railing artesian will nuppllte water ror the resUenta and iniures mm inftctionan Important feature In these dart of fevers Infectious diSeases Lotiln title delightful lilt I lace are offered at 9VTI There are hou el t rent and formal I or you ran bnlld Jour own Call on DlIsCAN aillRllElC WILLIAMS UKIDUB Oil 128 WfcHT aiiTll ST for full particular HERE IS YOUR CHANCE VfR ABE TO Qive Away Lots for a abort time only to reliable people a limited new bar flvijOlt LtiTH oa railroad UONr Mlh TIlE WON DERrCL OFfEU For full partlculara call or addieaa WHlttlTIAN D laYfROVEatENT CO aoor Ill Broadway N Ifw and U14 Folios att Bioeklya VISIT ARMOUR VILLA PARK FOURTH WARD OF YONKERU near BroniTllla nation Harlem Railroad Tb most comlete 4m beautifully r located resltheure rl r pod roar flew orb 10 minute from iliand Centrait I coma etc rapid transit service maitre maeWml rauds ierfect waler syelemt ailt all I Improt I Smash of city Itrr country tax rate as no aacemeule re sIr dolts agsinst Duluno oM isles only 10 desirable Iurehr incur bndolll houuee now completed and occupIed and others buildingl O club beIng formed r cans DrlbbJ to propose bail fl IDM lots reaiunsbieiulnlOUihloerouin I tOJBllcoadst 8 PElt CENT NET C IAH AN EIGHT 1KKIIKOU FIVE YEAH nl MhcatrM Ala vn lute purchased at public sale iiartaandV If ImproTed within sic uionlln vheffleld le on the Miatt Tllleaud NaihvllIeK R Hie ratTenn Va and lie It It and the Blrinlogham fiheflltld and Ttnaesset liver It tt4 and at the hiad of navigation on the Ttnbti ee River Tblrireltht manufuctorlei including A blast Iron furnaceS employing IMm won inter enttrprtia ncladlag exttntlTt railroad chops now under ooaatruo loa will I employ I louo d rral ATTEND lt fednctd railroad and steamboat fare from all pOints eaorlpilTt matttr famished on appllcatloa to Li r t Pltl miKylEtD LAND IUUS A COAL COMPANY CIIKAP HOMES ON EASY TERMSl hart tight handsome ntw bOIL eluht room and cellar nicely located close to care time to l ew VorL li I lulunttai prloe 927UU 4151 down and eight years given 10 pay the balanct tech boos arranged for two families L lii Apply 01 rItIt7K toownr 201 Van Horn it Jersey ntr GREAT FALL MUNTANACllr of wondtiful re Sources Iota and acre preptry for lilt ipealal ex curslon and ipailal raise May M via dreat horthern tallway n111V iixi Broailway ll N Hallway oTca S eul tntt tlauttd Tir ANTED A lady dulrei lo ourcliait a good sited 4 f story boIls In a rood jocalliT east side cot our 4ilCub lira AfKKRLV boxli Bun ofllct S MJUtttUOrUtht iup t WANTED te rent Immedlatilr factory In Hudson county N J with or withnutpowtr ground ipaci not leis tItan TNI ihed room audible tract easiailaL we4sIbEui ddnae utlnu Mrtltuiara ULKU L IdLE 1110 5tal CJjttatt rftnf claltttosudq I tal SfMt got gSnlt Gevtiry I 5 MAN MADE THE CITY e and yot ho likes to got away from it Slip down to Now Dorp Staton Island and viow oomo gonulno country not fiatnoss only 40 pleasant minutes away boautlful naturally and a quarter of a million dollars I opent on improvements No objections Lots 200upward Find our man thoro or call on us first j HUGHES ROSS 47 Broadway BEN HU n 8TBYTHE SEA is perfectly developed and carefully restricted againat nui sances Sewers water jjns 35 minutes froai Brooklyn Bridge via 6th AvenudElovatott and B B fe W E R R Lots for sale Illus trated circulars sent Apply to the agent on the property or G B N RANDOLPH 26 Court St Garllold Bldg Brooklyn N Y A GREAT SACRiriCBDlrclly the bonor Boa 11 cards Hay thru mile from city every conTta tenet a new tltaant 33room houit improvements wharf neighborhood All tuarninctnt view of lea aaa shore fishIng I bathing yachting from tht premise L lc 8 Ttl IrlD charming 1 healthful t aft and convenient for club famllf or lummer hotel fully furnished If wanted any terms write IHuitraieil catalogue free many fine residences and farm twport II citron Marta Mattapolietk Mew Redford some treat bargains write for particular FII1 f ADA US 115 North Mik atw Bedford Haia A NEW IIOU8R finon terms fino caihtbalanct LI monthly healthy location txctlltntnelrhbnr hood seven room Us closets Including lot MJIIM feet your rent win buy a home IH miles from city and within ita minutes walk of railway nation It L II OLUUTT owner M Centra it AIIENTLKMAN8 RESIDENCE 6to OTacrl all un der cultivation n obc fruit Shade ant water Co minute from Chambers it via Northtra Railroad N J a quick 1 buyer will tat a aJbn r O TOML1NSON owner t l John at A T BLUEPOINT ON UREAT 80ITTU BAT modern AT mo f mU IEa1 oc 1 cottage nine rooma attic cellar l with piazzas stable and other outbulNllngi shads fruit water fronton on bay i 14 round will nil at bargain toclota titan on rtry taiy ttrma AaUUrtBajTlljeKl AT DAROAIN8 Forlalatiehangt I naIl reildtncea As farms faclorlea hotels docka water fronts 511 dlrictlona also cliy propirtr J 7 A fAN AUKEN A COJ71 Br adwiy PATSKILL MOUNTAINS Furnished cottage and five acres for sale I at TannerTllle next to Mulford price CKUUI CLirrOKU FKMBIIKTON Jr Unit building lbll adelphla IIORBALE OR TO LETA flue country place on the Li lludion River opposite lwhuL 4 acres garden and orchard and imiltet water front Inquire of JOHN 1NTKRUURN Edge wattr N J by mall or by steamer Pltaiant Valler foot t of West 2VO it or of EMMONl CLARK Bit Mutt t New York or nc Ot O tt rountnJI TO RENT Handsome Summer Residence Near Pequot Hotel NEW LONDON CONN The home contains large I ball drawing room dining room butlare pantry and tea Urn chambers In leo arais butldlUaC wtilcb It I connected br vauaio with mala I home are laundry kitchen servants dining i hail fire servants chamber and large runK room It I fully furnished except linen Heated by tornact I lll f rr I f r i In stable there are nine staUi and ample carriage room tennla Court Private bathing hooi on beach Wall supplied from the city water works iTita sewer to the river Prlrate gas machine Apply 00 iremiess 010 i O B F RANDOLPh 26 Court it Brooklyn N Y AT LARCH MONT ON Till SOUND A furiilfbid cot J tage of ten room with hot and cold water bath to and with roomy liable and carriage house attached location tmiurpKueJ close lo the wattr and with n tended water view Y JAHDINK 1263 Broadway or on the premliBS I A I TKNAfLV 85 mlnutei out Northern B R of New AT tI Nrll lfjr IT Ls tereyIarge fram house 13 rooms nntclau condition lame barn and outbuilding fruit of all kinds apple orchard 3 to BO acres rent uOt to ma 1 E BlTLfclt Tetiafly A V 11U1LHB fir nlane A T KIASCONorT Nantnckit Iiland21 collages 9120 AT 1ihcg in lr mMI LI to 2z the season ocean vIew surf bathing no hot days malaria or uouiulbna Circular DOUBLEDAY Ann St AMItlTUT PARK NJ BOARDIM1 HIlllNhH AND COTTAGES TO LET O W THUA3t AMUVKY PAUlA NJ CONEY ISLAND COTtAGER hotel barrooms rla J rIoi Lppg d tauraata mud privileges of ail kInds for male and to let Applr JAIlER JlU1I Curl aT FOil SALE FURNISHED 011 TO JtENT fUB 1 A MBI1ED MBI1EDOR BlMMEIt AT VONKEHH Newly and itTlhr fornlthed large brlckhouae land 60x123 ten bedroom retired Street 3 minutes walk to Iraln and I hour to Rector Mreet horses not needed would rent for summer In careful private family ef adults only price of house huh baud 91aOUU furnl lure CTuou renpf4oo per month Loom 80 73 Cedar It 2 aulll 4 I lOR BALR OR TO LET A handsome oori r denct now Juit complttt 14 foams with all mod crn ImproTtmente 0Ibmn410 a grand rltwi ont of the fInest places la Morris county situated two tnllei from Morrlstown or Madison fine drive good barn and outbuildings Addren I O box lUG Madlaon II7 H ANDSOjTETtESIDKXCE to pent for summer or by s the year 0 roomi water In I house ctflar large plitzza 1 mavnincent rlTtr new of 12 I mIles fine Inca tlon tan minutes from Welt Shore station eytrylhltig nsw for particular aadresi J J o box bA Tompkins Coy NY O RANGE N J this vicinity wtclallnBargalni for Jil C1lrr a flr ale E 1 IIAIIILTONACO Oil Broadway MT SEASIDE COTTAOEa complete corrected list ef ty all cottages offtrtd to rent at Far Itockaway Law rence and vicInity published weekly malted tree Address WATKI N fr JUNha Far Bockawar L L STATBN IBLAXDCEDAR JKOVBT Or to thirty I 1 loU two story house front on the liar boating Bihlng near raplt transit terms reasonable Apply Mr COliTIs Ill I Fulton it TO LET Richmond Hill Queens county Long I liland even miles from 14th it ferry two uontra with all Improvement utOROB L VOWLBR high maud 11111 tueenacounty Long Island ttal JI tatc t for alttwrr j A flEW 110050 I seven rooms lot mxi 3 fttt iwn 11 trmi HIOO caih balanceflo monthly healthy lo cation excellent neighborhood at Hawthorne r J within tAT minutes walk of railway nation Taki Sun day train foot of Chamber n Erie railway 10 in I or 4 0 clock Ticket agent at Hawthorne will ihow prim Uet H 1 WOLCOTT owner 2O Centre it AT rAMRAPn nl V U R 23 minutes from Lib I erty it Elght room new dwelling all imprOve mints eairfras willbsepnsllday 7 f IL ImAEtOItD faMr R4XewTork AT BELLKVILLItneTaoroom houia good waliri 11 hart wood mantili near EIMI statlonj at talnuui Crow P4ev York l lklia F DODD Ill Broad tXewatlt FOR BALl at Waitflild N JFr ino Cottage lu good a condition 8 rooms lot Uxlmi 3 minute from depot URat of New Jersey Apply foil loft 71 Frank In it city FOR BALI CHEAPA collate of 7 rooms and ont I acre of land two mile from Mattawan 1 ew Jersey Apply 10 owner 17 I Eait iJth it New York i NOIIdo Kkroora house and blll sew O all ImproTtminu built by days work oak and apannnn i trim a bargain will be let If not sold loch 10 box 31Ji or j alt or 5To ctrw i ei 1 5 5 COYTEhVILLE N JA coltaga containing rotas rent f a month Inquire 410 West SJJst rib O LET IN ROHEVILLE neal Bail OraDrt D 1 I and W It 111 42 irate and a6 ulnutea to New Ytrk 3 story brick bay window I dwelling a roomt all modern impronminu coiitnloilr arraniiid slits 1 Uon laP I feet shove tidewater select locality can be secured now at low rentof IEi7 iJ a month Inquire i Oraait it and RoitTlllt ar Or F T FEABET Newark TO HKNTAt nioamfleld IVroom house spring water rood liable largt garden 40 mlaatti from city ueo F DOlOR lIP l Uroadst aawark to al tt ot o ctaq QUg M u JOHN R FOLEY SON REAL KSIPAT 148 BBOA1I1VAT I DELHURST SITUATED AT ORANGE N J1 J TIlE ESTATE OF THE LATE DAVIS COLLAUOBE The location of this elrant property U the moil CbTolgf At If Um choice of all lbs Oranges The buns W I built of itunt roof sInus wltb ttery possible convenience of a oily rililtic The health of the locallauli without que lion tin bet Hunts carriage busts foliage for farther over IP eerie easy of aci tralI lay every half hour D I C Vf Xerrl A KMII branch omul 4111 liT JERIBY OITV heoen room Ira 3lf euu protemnti must be eaid Immediately only SlbUvi very Ittlie ton dil A a Mm ii J V You Get There Quickly only 50 minutes and it Is oo hilly woody and rural combined with sonsldo attractions that it sooma 100 milos away Comfortable not costly Tis GiffordsbytheSoa Staten Island Choice lots 100 and upward Agent always at station Hughes Ross 47 Broadway AT WKHTroBT CONNTo let fur nlahe4 lot anmnrr very handaome place alx acre nbnadance or fruit laws aaa ahittlei large comfortable home alz family hedrooata three aerTaata do bath hot and cold water calorie pump viable ler loot hnreea and room lor eoaehman aeraey cow Photo and permit of ChARLES BUCK A CO corner 7Ha at add Bth aT A FINK TRACTOr LAND floacrla With good watlf front oteriooklng Long Uferhi ten minute drive from three depots term acres oak grove large house small barn capita nropertyi faiont half rash c dL rVALLAlK Kockrlllt Centra L I 5 A T CENTRErORTNlnity acres for ale great iacr s flea two dwellings uw outbuildings small treat P pond many iprlngij will bear inspectIon I i hJ alOTT Northport L I A T hobO IIRANCII N JFor sale or will exchange for Philadelphia property three furnished cottage ci i located near Ibid Brighton Address K T DOBB1NH 11th and Washington aT IhlladeipUla la f A KIUK COTTAGE with plenty at ground on the LI principal itreet Xrllngtin h Ji only teren mileS io nBiWai iWC0 initaillflinl plan InquIre 3 ROSLKIALLEK AOlingtoti All A nil A IN Beautiful realilenct and two acreinear S 3 the bound potieulon LI COTT loinadaT I BUZZARD a BAY MABiFor Tali a beautiful tract of land of about 1 too acres with lie mile of shore S frontage forest of hardwood trees iplendld hard and bchee Ar Ac adapted for gentlemaua summer Il resIdence came preserve club purposes or for tub divIsIon mIllRACE to CIOOWhLL 210 aibiogton el Corner of Itate IL Boston Kaijnouth lace For tale a very desirable andau tractlTt gentleman summer Seashore residence M acres directly ou the Water house ttablt Ac IIORAfiK K cllllWELL i Washington ci M corner of Stale at Boiton Fort SALEKllborna Cacti near and in eight of Lake Memphremagog roil over lioiKriot with 600 acres of land 4u acres tillage under perfect culilia tlon ont of tIme finest places In the country farm houses barm Ac brooki aorlnia and sells and run i nine water In buildIngs a large fortune eipendd on the property and now to bt acid to clue an eatata at a great iacrinct I A ft T1IITTIER 2 x VTaehlniton it Boiton Mail FOR SALE OR TI LETAtlracilve and dtilrable I country seat at Wblttitone Long lilind one hunt from New iork frontage on shore uo feet two acre of lawn three acre of garden a0d orchard commo dloni houit large barn and liable This property will t be aold or lit upon favorable ISrael by applloallou to a j UHAIIAMWhltetona Long Island N f or M hAL HAM IB Maiden lane N Y t I FOH 8ALEArtl cnttigrt at treat heck L L 1 A near depot H mini from city IN trains each war daily commutation ft per Tear also deilrablt baits tug loll money loaned for building Address W B IRACb A CO hanover square Naw Tork FORBALELand on deep water In Greenwich Cons A jopto ijpuptr acre alao geuilemant reildtnoe and so acres of excellent ion elegant In land and Bound vIews between btamford and Norwalk Con MELVILLE hEAD ISO Broadway FOR BALE Btantlful house near Elm lark shoal I A P04 i feet from river and three minute walk to eta I lion fruit on prtmtsti Drlct 5 vo lot H7xioO easy terms Addrei 1uit Office Ill Mariners Harboi Btatia liland N V Foil SALKOne of tin fargeit and bait located holala I A In Atlantic Oily V J on cay ttrmi ha just bean refurnished I JOHN P IIARLAN 4Ot Liberty it Phlladlnhl 1O FOR SALE OR TO LETA conTinlent resldeno pleunntly iltuMed near the a ater at Hag Harbor I L I lultabitfor a summer boarding house or hotej Address I F 0111100 bair harbor 1 L FOB BALE at onehalf coat adeilrabla country reed 1 A dence 14 rooms all modern ImproTemanta barn Aa large garden within 2 miles of Sew York price 97SOU r a DHIbCOLL 82 f ark place lOR HALE STATEN ISLAND46 acres choIce ices M lion tultatle for building sites or hotel Apple te 0 a BCIllKFFBLlN HftH MadUon aT Or A EPtLTII I Mo lot Fulton it New York FOR SALE Elegant itont mansion large stone eta bid magnificent view of Hudaont perfect avtrv way one hour from Wall it Apply al fc 11 eve7 j room Oil I FOR 1IALEtittle ranch NeTada 9100000 adJolalnB ranchei can be added Address FRANK MILLER Cashier Sacramento CaLm II ART PARK THE IABADUE Of STATEN ISLAND 92W tach choice large lota on UntTerilty place gift 33 xin at New Brighton aristocratic 1 cation high aim l ble ground absolutely no malaria macadamized 1 roadit water and gaa electrIc light live Hocks from depot g t 7u tralni daily commutation seven eenta ladies nnd i this a dtslrabl investment call on rOKNKLIUB A HAR1 owner 17 Lafayette aT New lirlghtoa B L HOTEL CAT8EILL MOUNTAINS nlio niarhy farmt I also Tillage properly at sacrifice might exchange 4 DUTY U9 Nassau aC PORT AJtOEIK Heat of Wseehlegoon For business residence and suburban propertY InTett J7 menu In mineral coal and timber lands adlrau LEWis LEVY rt Angeles Washington 3O TO 9100 BEAUTIFUL LOTS91 monthlyi 830 3000 aold lIe eommutatlon SMITH vw Broadway room in 1 C9OA AND OfIO monthlr parmenti lor choice JStxX J building lot title goaranteed llratt Heights WInOeld L Ii i faateit growing suburb of New York IS minutes from foot of Mlh it l 7o commutation memo Ing ferry rapid tmnlt send for tree ilcieta maps la ChAd 1L UOOUIKLU 41 Liberty it 1 Wale to alt Df YOU KNOW SS That You Need Not Pay Bent Then li an Institution which will buy a property tc yon The adanco moats can be paid off In monthly pay I mtati ecinalUng about what you now pay for rant NO SECURITY REQUIRED We are a Mutual Mortgage Company with rrtr car thousand certincitee Issued tnd with the miaai a 4 1 plans to carry out what wo advertise 1 Mention this paper j TilE OlIANITE STATE PKOTIBXNe I ASSOCIATION I lOBaael ITi Ilroaelwy New YorUCTIr c Ito LEAV1TT S CO I r Real Raisin Breher C Nalaa emd Fzekaaeje Reei5 and Coltesilag fcAtiiwrti ha vvet ladib Si I formerly 5t150 04 ar I ATHBRR ABE HO BETTRJl UOCSRSra Wart KU than 184 lOS lin 142 Wall althui stoy in I foot moderate price vera eaSy terms BTAtiLERTglllTU 1487 eta at j A TWO doily frame and brick bailment 1 rea t it water gas cbndllrs Baltimore healer la 1 condition very cheap fnunlre 107th gt aad Uan place in grocery store Fez estate I CHOICE INVEBTllBNTDonMa Bit near L llatlta I j fully rented prloe 9 4000 morUagt 1 000 praa j in per cent IIENBY B HTACETOOl l W ll t at 1 INVFBTORSLnoli thli op II will pay yeah catlo Uth aT corner and two housei adjolijlni taitrtt IUXSOX 61LLIVAN ltO HliaT J I MANHATTAN AV frlTate retldtnete frefa tlfoa I 1 lth it three story and full kaiianaViiaaoa ItVMh it lu room nl ale houat IUOOU lisih it Hi banisome residences aiT 1IENKY H BTACEY UO r I i MODERN DWhLLINO all ImproTimiala ftod stlgV borhood price laMX CAUL H KANURCf M aT aad Utth it I SPLBNIIID DOUBlTfe FLAT all ImproTtmtnti near I I 1 station 8 iiIeOt mortgage liUX euWlper cent rintaftaMJO easy terhnl JOHN fliTEllii en remise 108 W IMIh it 25 ABiIlti Imortgsge 3 monthly let W4 lswe lhei its Sian cain lIoJ Nofigage took Si1 sear Park hill at I stslitM IWO blocks Adda ij SitARANThIL 1221 broadwayS I full HALK One twoitery and base S 5 O loon i vivir C men Bit with all ImpraTtaiiata ratstoll n a l Pihii I0ufitiw 4arieaeayttraiii II amicaib end balance on S per SVjitf1 At pip en premises nr lo AlL O DECIIla a e corner Hi it si and m aT Open oa aealtri CQ AD RAiill HCOOealheaen foor threeterr S OUltt7 hrowaiteoe hteM 034 le I Bait tat iki eictllaaterdtri goodjgojbL10 1 t8l tfntntr to ftxrhanflf IIKIKAKD CLEAR VALUATION 93010 oetaect l talthtnauBmtraidwItUf aaegrovaoa aebaagefmmfew

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