The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 19, 1890

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I. I l HORSES. MRIBSS, OR CARRIAGES- (Brf w fsJ "Ul- R J? i 1 1 IF YOIT WANTI apox. s3-xan am I IW A sa STCA vwtsnv ,Vsw JBsSByfthALfeiAk Riunn FiinuKiipn Minus r FIATS CAN HE FOUND IN THE HANDS Of fl A Bi H 3L''k'K. 7 'W TTi fU"HI5l,lt0 ,1UUMb' C' XWt k. I RELIABLE ADVERTISERS JP y 3 fij lr JWCPWSteF !-r7-4Jl 0 1 1 8AVE TIME BV nEAD,N0 THE C0UJMNS 0F 5 J LTgm-BTriTr l J T 1 the gens-. jl "vol. ivTl-ko. 26i. new-yoriOiondayT may" id" 7m niH'iT'nrn cuts. y THE NEW ERA IN GERMANY. i? cdPitiri's covitJKsr rnnFttnuED xo J li JHSVAUUi'ti ULUATALAS. tt 1 JLIberula Mmi Now Crlllelne thn Govern. tt H raent IMtlmut HelnB JUonnillv Ahnaed r in avU Zullnekl Complete" HI Hludlenof r JAi the SIMItuir Nyaterue la I'orelun l.unsls). II W mrrlQhl, IWJ, Tin hui rrintlnj ami rutiltthlni i H Rrrttv. Mnv l. Tbo pnt weok's dcbitos In ln (I tho German (.engross mark tho beginning of a t? H now era In hor parliamentary lifo not Blmply i- n that inembors now bit lor !lo Instead of tliroo a years as formerly, or that tlio relntlv o strength of pnrtlos has nltorod slnco thu Iehrunry M elections. 'Ib09o nlono would markedly 'f H incilUy tliocouiso of events, but not so much lli n tho unusual sensation produeod by n Prime fljl Miulstorwhu asks money of tlio pooplo with- fl! out bullying nnd who, In short, treats tlio ffl rcm.nK-) of his oppononts ns entitled to Q8 rosiioct. r Hi (.nirivl has opened his career by proposing t wm lncr,3US0 ''10 oxnoiiiiitiiro- ln east Aftlcn. i;m nUl1 ,u'1' riIlHons of mon to tho poaco footlnt: h9 ol nr,ny' ljot'1 moaHuros unpopular in so 1 Kill fftl n9 'Q-ru'l'a' tnxntiuu always Is, and dofon- III 8")' only on tlie Krou,ltl of national nocosElty. I Jil Ai for tho African ontorpriao.Caprh 1 practically i WM udinlttud that lie had no pjmpath? for any t Bff bikIi enturoi", but now that thoyworo ooni- H mlttod, thanks to his predecessor, ho might H hto said, of courso their honor, that much i 11 nbued word, would not allow thorn to rotroat HB llambcrcor, one of tho I.lbcrul leaUors, mado i II a forcible suoocli ncnlust tho Govcrnt:iont. i BB nndCnprlvt ausnored him with tho couitosy tint parliauieotnry usaico domnndH, but which wm iiuraboitor had noor toforo beard from the 1 Oorornmoiit boat, la tact so usod had tho KB I.lborals locomo to offonsho lanKiinuo from Tm tho elder llthtnnrck Hint to bo troatod without wm lusuU.lotnloucwithtourtoir.niiltooinbnnasses I I'B tliom. and wo mod not bo surprised If many of I &S them ote with C.iprl I for hU colonial expen- Sa) dlturos simply out of cratltudo for his Uoiont 1 HI luncuiue. mW ln suite, of CaprlUM woak support of this inB measure liowovoi, tho Goornment liaxo a JhH fairly tttoiiu' eato in tho highly faorablo ro- Al port unilo bi Major Llobort. of tho cen- IlU oral stair i ireutlcman whom wo ma tharac- Ijlwj ten?o from i er-on d knowludco iu well uuall- that fled to Johcrlbowh.it ho euos lutelllRontlj nnd wIJm truthfully Ills report ic tho most theorlurj llH hopo of future piosperlti in Gorman Africa, not I H merely from what ho saw of the soil I H and climate, but from tho thoroughness with 1 Rj which the municipal, military, and military H quostlous had boon sohod. Thoo who read I his report In full, howoor. must bo on their QP guard ncalnst m inifest bias on tho Slaior's of part, fur ho U a professional soldier, was J naturall shown about by officials, anxious to ;H produco a Rood impression, and, so far as wo H know, has nut an ovtonsho acaualntanco with H other tropical colonies for purposos of com- irm. parison liut all this Is far from tho suspicion ItV that ho would soek to coney a wronr; im- I'fl proasion. IM The result of his roport was, howoer. to che S the Liberals tho rlsht to ask If this country Is jH so rich, why do not private lndilduals co and hJH (leclopit Why must our treasury be saddled MB with further burdens To this natural iiuory ,jB no satisfactory reply was made I 1h5 To tnn Proposition for increasing the army. If&K I)r" InrtD whoso two visits to tho United ttjWjK titates hao conllrmed his distrust uf military HjHi rule, mado a vIkoioub protest on tho uround HmV that over siuco 1871 tho Uovornmont had boaa jllmT Beiorrlnc up tho demands for war, always on ffl tho samo crounds and alwas promising that I'lS this would bo tho lost time. Caurhi QI'HL hoio, as before, treated Buch objoc- ilOH tlous not as comine from pergonal enemies or Ill9 uupatrlotto domacojues, but us propor sub- llflj cestloLS of piudenco and L'avo Earth as well IHfl as Uambcrcer tho novel sensation of Lolnc an- lBf BWored without a pros ocution to Insult. Ono IJHf Conterviitho momber so far presorvod the 'jSjj spirit ot tho last 1'arllaniout as to sneer at jSH Unniberkor as belnc a Jow, but, with this uross MB exception, the tono of tho pnrllumontao debato 3B has boon to much that of swoet harmony as to VflN quite startle those who huo lhed under tho Wm Iron regime. iHj These feel liko the oteran corporals who IBH held that discipline iu tho army w as lost when llH lloscini: wont out of fashion. Jloltko, ordy, tH Hecrotaryof War. as well asCaprhl, spoko ln Hi support of the increase in tbo at my, and whilo Hjl thoy all rofuso to say why thoy want thlnln- HJ creueejustatthotimo when tho nnuunllnipe- laV rial picnics and klss-in-tho-rlncs are belne ar- )1 Hj rancod, there Is reason to bolloo that Itutsla IB is tho toune of trouble. The Claris an ill- Mm educated, blcotod. ana weak creature, whosv pM slty has oeri;rown hint to tho point of stifl- U IncsuchllttlointelliKencoorwlllpoworas mar j oriirlnally haobeloni;ed to blm. bo fat has ho IHJ become that at last loar's mllitarj rcvlowhls IWj horse was unablo to sustain his woluht d urine jB the whale of it, and ho hud to climb upon an- B othor. When he spoko iu Dorlin 1 itt j ear at Bj the Lmpcrors table his speech was but a J muuiblmunf feeble phrases. Innudiblo bojond Bj bib next nelhbui. No ouo tun count on him flj to keep un eiiK.itromcnt. and when he acts it BJ 1h by thu cipncu of tho moment. Ills B lifo, Ilka ft a of most unconstitutional B sovorci.-n.-. is tlir.t of an Oriental despot, tem- 1 BJ perod only b ol Uiity and Ninlllsm. Buch a Bj niun is a better ca .u thnn friend, and If Ger- VBf many means to secure her position towaid tho BJ Last alio shoul I lose no tlmo In nocoptuiB tho ltussiau ehnllcuue whdu this Car Is iilhe. Hut all this tlmo wltero Is tho Itioat Ills- Im muck 'or nhal would bo moro to the point. tM V'heiu Is tho llieiunrck i art) i 'ihcroisi)0 II 'R" lr01u r"deri ksiiihu yut ecopt hoto and IH thore tlio uxidencot tint somonuwHi nperiepurt- II erhascivou tho retired statonrnin a cbanco IH to eut his dispicasuru auainst tho J.inporor. H Herbert Dlsmarck, by tlio way, Is h.uinca B jolly timo in lluuland iuconito. lie sas that B ho is bont solely upon having a uood tlmo. 'lo- v(k nh'ht ho Is ut Lord ItO'-oborj s country sent. L'flK where he fools avy much at home, nlthouuu 9 uoJHcllsh uawipaior us yot subpects that ho jB has loft his tatUei'rf houbi', Ilorberl, uythe )B wav.isiiuoted assajuc that the Kmpuroi sunt IB twico to lllsmaii'k's palaco on thodaysuccucd- H luu their liral separation, doslrlne to know If B tin Iron Chancellor had yot sent inhlsresitriia- Bj tlou, Herbert may bolloo thfb to bo tho caeo, IH but lot him bo assured that such troutment IHj was not by order of the Luiprtror.whoiswnrmly BB; attached to his Into .Minister personally and BJ whu only Hejinratod from him on the question BJ as to whether ho or bib subject wastoruuthu Aft, impeiial machine. HJF A near l.iusnrui of I mln l'uslia in Uerlln In- By forms us that hU family mo taklnc oory pos- BJ slble moans to tather tot'Otlier sucli material flj as cau seno to lllustrato h.s work in Africa, HJ either lottois memoranda or pictures. They BJ are dally hoplnu for soiuctlilu Irani lilm of a B tomilolouatuio, but thobuhopos aro liable to fl dlaapi ointment, foi in a littei dated April 1 j from llai:amo)0 to the l.olplc publisher, BJ ilruckhaus, he denies hain' anithlni; jet BJ loadyfor a book Iu this letter ho teiiuets As. the puicbasu f i him of a copyof btiiulo's Bf book, a r. luost that dues not succost thoox- isteuco of coidlul relations botwoou the two B roatoxtljrors. When 1'mm'H book doos nil- uoar wo mai oxroct a nldo light that will II- lumluo some portions of "Mauley's Darkest Afr'Ctt." B apt. Xilluskl, thn potfoctcr If not tho In- ontoroi tlio ilvnam to cun h is complotod bis iBfy J "'J uroiMiiu i ii ,mu i ir ini'inontb and triA '"baill rxi. ji a jiii J I i n i, uri,' hi II iy U 1 l'" h s uniloi i nh rs from om ni I'o V 1 paitiiiont, ojiunta joai abroad miuliiiz rep rts f I upon what he lias bjen Iu I lulund. hpain.

lBHHBHHBHHBBBlBBHHmEHBBBBl Sweden, Donmnrk, Russia, and, nbom all, Gor many. lie has cnlnod accoss to establishments jealously rxuardod from ordinary military at taches, has wom out tho physical and mental endurance ot all the ofllcers dotallod by tho Goornmont to watch oror him, and has shown a restless euorgy in tho study of details nlToctlnc tho sold lor s' comfort and oDIcloncy iu tho Hold that must proTo of eroat valuo to us It his lotters are not all plcoonboloJ. It Is uot too much to say that nllnskl has soon moro ot soldlor lifo in Kuropo thnn nil tho rest of our military attaohes put tocothor, nnd has dono so bocause his previous record In our civil war has madohlm awolcomo Biiost In nuartors whoro n newly flodcod crad uato from Wost Point would hao boon trcatod as an lutrudor. Most of our military rooreson tathos hoionro not only ery youncnml ory Inoxperlcncod In tho handling of troops, but lack tho knowlodce of laneuneos that is ossou tlnl to conersitton with European ofllcers. Znllnski knows to-day far moro of tho socrots that mako Germany tho first of military nations than any ono olso, bocnuso Gorman oiHcors nro Ploaod to moot ono who has soon actual war, nnd has dlstlnculshod blmsolt scientifically as well. Attichc-s who co abroad with no othor quail fleatlon than tholr Academy diploma and a fetnte Department passport nro worse than useless, for thoy put us undor obligations to forelun Governments for courtosles oxtondod thorn, courtoslos which Is no way facllltnto their learning nnytblnc ot importauco nnd which our Goiornmont cau novor adequately repay, oxceptlm: by an outlay of monoy for military display. lint tho worst foaturoot the presont systom Is that when wo do want to Bond ono ot our dlstlnculshod ofllcors to Kuropoan oourts for tho purposo of spocfal roporta, thatofllcor finds his offorts at lnost!i:atlon hampored by tho al ready accredited younuor attaches, who natu rally are joalous ot their seniors, who eomo to poach upon what thy doom to bo tholr own particular presonos. JIIS31AKCK ItT RKTIREUEXT. A. French Jnnrnallat XXam a Talk with Htm an Political Mattery. Pabip. May IH. Tho Afntm publishes an ac count ot an intorvlow had with tho Trench journalist, Das Soux, who recently Bpent a few days nt Frlodrichsruho and was ontertalned at dinner by tho ex-Chancellor. Tho conversation was devoted principally to political reminlsconcos. l'rinco Bismarck re ferred to his resignation as a llrst-class funeral, but added that ho win qulto alive still, llo did not understand tho French law, compelling ro tlroment from publie servico nt CO to 05 years of ace. lie had been forcod to rotlro at TO, but ho was ton younc to do nothing. lie was accustomed to politics, and now folt tbo luck ot political business Ills resignation was absolutely tlnaL llo dofeuded hlmsolf acalust tbo charco ot barbarity ln baiiuc caused tbo bomb irdmcnt of l'aris Ho do- larud that (iormany would noor attack, rrnnco. or proi oko I rnnco to ntta k hor. Gurmany well understood that itussla would intonouo to protect lrinco if nttackod. just ,ls (ormany would aid Aiibtrin it Itussla attacked bor. Ho profossed lilch admiration for rrcsidont Cnrnot, M. do lroiclnot, and il. Constuns. RACING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. Thre-e Ocean Greyhound). AlmlnK to lie Flrt nt the I'nrt ol Nov York. Losnov. May 18. Tho Anchor line Btoamor City of Komo. Cnpt. Younc, sailed from Queens town nt 12 30 P. M. to-day for Now York. Tho Gulou sloamor Alaska, Cnpt. Murray, sailed at 1:20 P. M and the Canard etenmor Anranla. Capt. Dutton. at 2 P. JI. All wont ahoad at full steam diroctly they cleared Qneonstown har bor. There is heavy betting on tho result of tho race. ltliKla'a Military JDIaplur. Vifnna, May 18. The Russan mancouvres on tho Last era frontier will be hold in August and will last thrco weeks. Tho troops will ba drawn from Poland, LI thuria, Odossa, ChaskoCf. and Moscow, and Trill bo commanded by Gens Ghourko nnd DragomlrolT, who will bo designated for high commands In tho eent of war. All tlie railways in tho district will bo placed under thu control ot tho military authorities. Tho nuns In a Catholio convent at Durno haye bton ovfetod, and tho nunnery has been con- ertod Into u magazine, Hu4lu Threatens tho Porte. CovsTtVTisoPLE. May 18. Tho Torto has not ret repllod to Russia's claim for the payment of the arroars of tho war indemnity. M. Neli dolT, tho Russian Ambassador, ln nn urgent noto to tho Porto, demands the piyment of tno arrear from tho now loan. Otherwise, ho addx, Russia will rooorvo tbo right to take further measuros. Illot ut an Antl.Jeiv Meetlne. BrmtN, May 13. An antl-Somltlo meeting wns held at Hallo to-day at which Donuty boa nonberg was tho principal speaker. Rioting broke out botwecn boulnllnts nnd antl-bomltlcs. and tbo mooting was dl-bohod by tho police. Tho Socialists btoriuod thu plat form, and a trco light ensued. Many arrusts wuemude. llotilauRer Kxplalnn Ills Letter. London-, May 19. Gon. Doulnngor has In forniod a friond that the lettor by w hlch ho dls pohecl the Uoulanglst Natlonul Committee doos not moan that ho is ronounclng bis claims, but that he desires tho nbseuoo of any medium between unhorsal suiTr&go und him self. A I'nrliiBiieae Expedition to Africa. Lisbon, Mny 18. A political and Bclontiflo expedition to Mozambique -will start Irom thlB city onrlvln July and will dibonibark ntyullll mnne. bonhoros Carynlho und Rlbulro formerly members ot tho Portuguese Cabinet, will ac company thu expedition. 'i hree New Curdlnuln. RniiK, May 18.-ttho not oonslstory.whioh will probably bo held on tho 18th Inst., three Illshops vrill ruceivo Cardinals hats. MiMcr. Mirthou.Meiir Apostolleof westorn Chill, will bu ttuusfeirud to l'ui.iu Iu a biuillui cap icity. tn IMiulu WuIch'k Prrnilri Hut I. RiiNi. N. ,S. W., May 18. Tho Premlor was thrown from a cab to-day whllo driving from Ilolmaln. Ills log was brokon by thefnll. Tho incident was caused by tho horse taklug fright unci bolting. Tlie bleamrt If mold Founder. London Mnv 18. Tliostoninorllarold, bound from Rill auto Glasgow, Iiuh foundered oil tho Irish coast, Ms porbous were drownod. I till i n C kiwii I'rlnie In ltiiaMa. hr Vh th r-nPi.(i, May H 'I ho Italian Crown Priueowllt irriio hoie cm tho .Kith lubt. Ho will irocoud on his tour on June b. I'lumlu if uu Lively 1'hiIIdie ortlieTnrln" Debute. WjiHiiiM.TON, Mav 18 -Tho first tliroo days of tho week in thoIloiiEo will wltuesstho clos Itu scones In tho tariff debate whhh promise tohocouiu moro nnliuatud as tho end draws near. It is tlio piescnt iutontlouof the Ways uuu Menus t'ouimittoi) to report tbo bill fiom tlio Cominlttio of the Whole i tho Houso iMliiobdin, wlion yea nnd nay otos dopond liu'iu nuiubor upon tho number of amend ments mado to thu bill, will bo In oidor. 'Iho wool hootioiih mo to bo tlie Mil.ject ol attack ngain In this wuy, nnd. altogether, tho pro ceedings promiso to consume considerable tune unless uspoclal rulo is reported from the Coiumiiteo un Rules to hasten tho conclusion. 'J lii O.liimi Iluuse on File, ATTASiif CiTy Mny 18 IlioOsborno House, In, ,itod iu l'n nit and Arknu'w n nucs, this (ity. a.i p ut y doBtioyul by llio tlib uioinlng 'J hero weieiPont twoiity guest- Iu tho It lol, nnd am o of tliom nuirouly osinped smlota IP u 'I he plaeu wns Insuiod f"r 115,lK)ii. unil the loss It Is thought will reach about hulfof that auiouut, j BHHHBBBHHHitHBBBHHBHBBI TUE BAYNE-BYNUM EPISODE. BATVItDAS'S blESEH IS Tllll HOUSE 1.1KULY XO UK lll'.Vi:ATi:i TO'UAY. Sir. "tVllson ofXVcsl Vlralnla tnlteply to tlie lnnnlt tlfTercd liv tlie PrnnnyUnnlnn Speaker Iteeil'e Nero Defterted lilm In u Llltlcil Part or the t'outem llemo cratN llronalit to the Front an lcnder. Wasiiisotov, Mny 18. It is oupoetod thnt tho llayno-Rynum war will lo renewed In tlio Houso to-moriow. Mr. Wllsou ot West Mi glnla Intonds to tako tho floor on tho samo question of personal prMlpgo which Mr. Ry num rntsod yoBtordny. nnd then tho troublo Is oxpoctod to begin. Mr. N llson Is Ilk oh- to run a kcon and pollshod. but parliamentary, knlfo into tho contlemnn from 1'ennsyhanln, nnd It linyueoan boBtunglnto a retort that will bo unparliamentary, tho Democrats will niovo his consuro by tho Sponkor. Thoy ro gret their failure to ralso tho point against him yesterday, when ho Introduced, nB a part ot his insult to Mossrs. Wilson nnd Ilynum, a lottor from Campbell, ouo ot his con stituents, though Mr. Bland says ho ondoav orod to get tho recognition ot tho Chair at tho moment tor tho purposo of asking that Mr. Ray no a words, or rithor Campbell's words, which Rayno fathorod, be taken down and ro portod to tho Houso, but, ot courso, tho Hpoakor would not recognlo Mr. Rlnnd. nnd Rayno, who was tho roal ofTondor, ln thnt ho gavotho provocation inn most brutal mannor, vrns permitted to go scot froo. Many Republicans think Rayuo equally guilty with lb mini, and fully descry ing ot consuro. Mr. McMnloy intimated In his epeoch yesterday that If Rayno s words had Loon takon down he would havo otcd tor censure. Thoro is also talk among tho Republicans, who wero stung to tho quick b Rynum'a decima tion when consuro w as uronouucod upon him, to tho ofloct thnt he considered his punishment a badgo of honor, of moving thnt Ilynum bo lt.iulod ovor tho coals forspcaking in contempt of tho dignity ot tho House. Rut thoro Is uot much likollhood ot tholr carrying tho war into Africa by making nn effort to opol tho bold man from Indiana for uttering thlsdramntlo dellanco ot the hpeakur, for thougn the remark was nndaclous, it cannot bo made to appear unpnillnmontry orii. contompt of thatludeU nlto thing known as tho dignity o' the liouso. breaker lined Is sick nnd tired of tho busi ness of disciplining Domicnts. 'lhu Incident ofyosterday tamo no ir destroying the bpcuk or's famous none, and there has been much commonton his surrender to thoHomoerats when the mombeis ot the minority gathered about Hi nura ln iront of tho bar of tbo Houso nnd refused p int blank to tako tholr seats. Reed did not huo the tourago to make tho light on tbom which ovoiy ono was utpoctlnt him to make, nnd no abindonod the Held aud left the minority in triumphal possoslon bur priso is oxpro-sod that tho bpenkor did not direct the l-orgoant-at- Vrma to shoulder tho blgmaconnd march through the hall, order ing mombors to tako tholr seats If ho bud dono so, ovory Democrat v.ould havo respoctod tho symbol or authority nnd order would bay u boon restored Hoods noro nnponred to fall him, and ho suflercd Mi. bprlnger yihou ho dotet& moro than nny ot tlio other Democratic leaders, to srii, "Wo wont do it." wren tne Rpoaker called upon members standing iu front of tho chair to resumo tholr Boats. TbU llinno-llrnum etiisodo his Drought to tho front a uumboi of tho Domocrats who are likely to contend for loadorshlp nf tin Ir bide of the House, with an eyoto the bcoiikorsbiu ot tho llfty-thlrd Congress, in caio tholr Enrty can secure u innjority therein, luring Mr. Carllslos absence Mills und Hpringor hno been tbo leadors of thu minority, tho former taking Mr. Curlislo s placo and the latter cloin thu actlvuwork on tho floor. It was bpringers lighting qualities which kept tho Democrats up to their work in defence of their colleague Ho bhowod himsolf more thnn a match for tho Republicans in par liamentary tactics, nnd for seven hours was tho leador of a spirited and brilliant campaign. At the close of tho contest, when tho Domocrats woro hoatcu by superior numbers, bo rallied tho minority nnd marched them down to tne open epaco in tront ot tbo chair, and by taking n bold stand thare treatod tho country to tho novel scone of lorn Hood s backbone ln a state of collapse. Now that Mr. Carlislo is goiug over to the Senate brringcr is llkoly to tecoino the leador of tho Democrat!, forces in the HouBfi. and this means that he will ben formid able candidate for tbo bpoakorshlp. Mills und Hpringor seem to havo an understanding by which tho Inttoris to go for the bpoakorshlp nnd the fonnor fall Into his old place as Chairman of the W ays and Means Commltto and leader of tbo Houso liynum and Wilsuu. tho chief actors in this llttlo drama, .iro both strong men, nnd either of tbem Is likely to piuh forward to the loadorshlp. Ilynum has n reputation as a fighter. Doing a man of groat physi cal courago and strength. As Hpoakor ot the Indiana House of Representatives ho quelled two or thruo Republican insurrections, and gave ovlctonoo of the possession of nerve and ability fully oqual to Kponker Reed's. Outhvvalto ol Ohio, who also was prominent In the scrlmmago of y osterday, is a rising man and npossiblo enndidato for Hpoakor. Judge Crisp, who Isgcuorullyrocognl7i d as ouo of the ablest men of the mlnoiity nnd likeiy to bo buringor's Mrongost rival for loador-lilp. was 111 yester day and unablo to tako part in tho battle. HKTZAltKISG EXDS 7.Y .1 TUAOhDY. A. Young Man Accidentally Mliot lij Ilia Companion In 'lhrlr I.oUului: Iloufe. SvnvcusK, May 18. Robort 1'. Drnko. a mem ber of the Municipal Civil bervico Lxamlnlug Roird and A ico-Presidont of tho urden Msnu ,'aoturhiK Company, nt 3 A. M. to day shot ChnrioB II. Rlggs, chlot accountant nt Kennedy nnd bpauldlngs yvholosalo hnrdivaro estub- lishmout, at their lodging houso, .101 Clinton streot. Thoy nro young mon nnd practical jokers, nnd woro up for the purposo ot pi tying a joko on a companion, a young lawy or named Rynn, whoso mouBtaeho they woro to cut olf. bus poctlng pomothlngof this kind, Rynn locked Ills bleeping room do u, nnd tho young men were unablo to got Iu. 'Ihon they mnrchod about tho houo nnd played soldier. Drnko took down nn old repotting rllle which huu in the hi II bu ears, und tho two luurdied thr jugh tho hull Rlggs ninichoil in'ohlsown room ami closed i tl o dooi I iililud htm No sonni I had hu done so thnn thoio was aloud report a bcroani. and thou Rlggs cried out hu was thot. V bullet had gono llirough the panel of tho door and penetrated Ida back over tho loft kldiini Tuo iiliyslclaubvuirosuiiimunod and proled (or tlio bullet, lot two or thrcu bonri the young man seemed ul! right, but at 0 o clock ho began to sink, and at ubout noon he died llefi id his death ho made uu ante-mortem statement to District Attoinoy II uu ock, oxoni'intlug Drnko fiom all blniuu 'JJu supposition Is thnt tho gun wns cocked, and thnt when Rcggsshutilij duornttei blm ltstiu-'k the muJu ot the gun nuil tho concusslun distbnr.oii the wuiion. Drnko gnvo himself up to tho police unJ Is locked up nt tuo I olho Htatlou, Rlggs wab'2'i years old, unmnrrlod, and tho mohicMort accountant In tlio tin Ho camo hero four years ago from Port I oydon, where his fitthiu Is a pioiniiiont merchant, Dr iko is a member of hull dozen Catholic soiioties. He is nearly criuy ovoi tho umoi tuuute uilnlr. lllcd from l.Qecfe oTu Heutloe. Piili.vni uuu. May 18. -Thon.as Mooro, ngcdb ycnrB, diodut theliomo ol his parents, nt 4, 1511 Lancaster avor.ue, Vost Philadelphia, yestorday, it is allegod from tho olTeuls of a beating rocclvod in .Iaaii.il last fr m alien racod confoctioner, Tamos A, Wnrhuist, who II od next door, 'iheronfectloiinr.il Is said, had boon greatly nunoyed by boys opening his dour, causing tho nlnrm boll to ring and bring ing him fiom his shop iu tho i em, tin Jan. J Inst tho boll rung Vtnihnrut run to tho dour, iiinl. It Is alleged grubbed tommy by the hair, nnd, dragging lilm into his sioie, bent ana kicked thtx hild until slopped hi n letter car I lei vihobu ntluiitli n hud been utti ictrd bi the h reams of ih boy's mother who ultnofii-oil tho ussnult 1 1 out her see ml st ry window 'Jho ihlld h is bum In Ih lever blmo until his death on batuidiiy. Wnrhurst wiu nriostid l.ibt nh'ht und sent to prirou to aw alt tho result of tbo coroner's inquest, It here csfeMliu'e 1'lien Were. A M-l 10 IU Elaiitun Hrtci, Imiles ttnUr anJ llrolliers irroiery trr ilanuj.e t w .s. ...H btcouJ uveuuo Aintro.u truuier q irttnenttt. ilaiiui;o ll(l M ii Wr.l Hire t lutrlcl. v Lt iri'! a iuur ura mining (inn tpe i 1 i I I s 'iirmr I r Ii 4!ret. I i t,i, i.trt. mm. rtui nt- Ijtu uio (I 1 I i I Ii Po a t ri r n Im lAe s VVe.t lli ri bud ir.fi J to 1 I) Vj r. I S, IlIwC (UllMlf irfht i M irtllleul. ol Mrifc s u .ituiu tuc ..iu id Hour ot 1 17 Imuk .ireuk no oftiu.go Plait' Clilnrldei l a Illnfecluut UpicMiy tircurtl fvr tieuittivid ut. d. oniTVAKY. Rlploy Ropos illod onrly yesterday morning nt his homo, JO Piorropont street, In Brooklyn, in blssovontiothyoar. Ho had n chill nt his desk In tho olllco of tho Brooklyn Trust Com pnny, of which ho wns Prosldont en Mny 0. Ho was taken homo In a cnrrlage, nnd Dr. John r Tnlmadgo found thnt bo trt troublo wns tho cnuso. 1 his was tho first tlmo In forty years that Mr. Ropos required thosorvlces of n physician. Ho novor completely rnlllod from tho first attack. Death was duo dlioelly to heart failure. Ho was born In Salom, Mass, His fathor, Benjamin Ropes, wns a Captain in tho wurot 1812. His four older brothors owned tbobalom7.'fflMtT, nnd bo spout llvuvoiis of his boy hood In building tip a route for tho pi por In tho neighborhood ot his nntivo town. In his twontloth yonr ho one iged In commer cial busiuoAB in the bouth with liouben W. Ropes, his oldost brothor, and tho firm was w oil established in this city when both brothers movod to Brooklyn twcnty-Boven years nco. Iu Stato and national mnttors ho was u Re publican, but ho ofton voted independently In Brooklyn. He was olocted to tho Board of Aldermen In 187J nnd was rocloctod In 1871. In 1877ho wns appointed to 1111 n vacancy In the Board ot Supervisors, nnd ho took a level ing part In oxposlnu mismanagement which hnd grown up In tho Charities Depattment. Ho was also appointed a tnomborot tho btato Board ot Commissioners of Public CliarltiB3 in tho samo y oar by Gov. ltobhvon and continued to hold tho plaoo undor each succosslvo btato Administration until May 1. whou his term ex pired nnd ho declined a reappointment. Gov. Hill hns nntned ex-bupromo Court Justlco Gil port as his successor. Mr. Ropes took a loading part in introducing Soth Low lo public life. This was In the fall of 1881. Gon. Tracy hnd boon nomlnatod bv tho regular Republican organisation. Mayor Howell had received a renpralnallon from tho Domo racy, and Mr. Hopes had been named us an Indopoudeut candluutn While tho Repub licans wero dli'tructod ovor tho outlook both den. Tracy aud Mr. Ilonos retired from tho Hold, nnd at a meeting in the Academy of Musio Mr. low was miido tho nmi-i artisan candidate for Mayor. It was mainly through Mr. itopes's elturts that this solution of tlio dlQlcult political problem wus brought about nnd Mr. Low's path to the Mayors chair mndo comparatively oasv. Mr. Ropos bocomo Citv Works Commissioner uudor Mai or Low. nnd sen od two years, doclining a reap pointment when Mnvor Low was un lecloil. llo lias beou nt tho head ot the Lrooklyu '1 rust Company lor Ultoon yenis Ho wiisnlso identi fied with suv oral buiks and also with several insurance aud rullioud com panies nnd with tho I nlcn lorry Company. It had been his custom foi many yenrs every CbriKtmu3 to sond n present of oranges nnd candies to cnchlnmato of tho nlmsboiu-o und other publie institutions In Kings county. Ho was a director In the society lor tho Preven tion of cruolty to children and lor suvci.il years was President ul the Brooklyn iniou lor Clirlstlan Work. Hu wns u member ot tho jow 1 ngland Hoeiotl ami tho Brooklyn Club Ho leaves a widow nnd sovon children, four sons and threo dauahtors. Tho luiaril will tako pi ico on Wednesday Irom tlio Hist I ul tiimn Church ln Plorrapont streot, of which ho was long a momber. John I lllott Curran died yesterday morning at his homo In Lnulowood. Ho was educated nt lale and at tho Columbia ollego 1 aw Hchool Ho wns 42 years old. He irai'ised lnvvfoi oovorul years but cave it up for lltora tuto. Ho was a contributor to Milnu stho Onitirv. Vai i i tlio rie J-.iigitmnri and tho jcie knohnil Vajarini He wroto Misslrau ces Mcrfoy,' nnoiol Ho was dramatic oilitnr of tho IVttiot this uty. in collegohu rowed iu tlio cow which bcatltho Harvard frusimen on I uko cjulnslganioml Ho vns onoof the or gnnl?ors of tho 1 nglowood Hold Club and wus its Mist Secretary anil Iroasuier. Ho leaves a wife and threo children. Bishop Mnrcus Roinhold who was a leador among tho Pennsilv inia Germnus who ilfty years ago sought to bring about tho repeal ot tho lnw that Introduced thi prosett common school Rystom iuto (hat btato, by org inizing in opposition to it nnd using violonco lo all touchers in their districts, and bv demolishing tho school houses, die I ou fcnturduy In Berks eountv, aged !)j yenrs Ho wic no oltbo oldc-t Monuonltosln the Htnto which soct foimorly did not believe in giving thuli children "worldly" education. Iteinhold had been a Bishop of tho denomination ior seventy years, Urluh Colomnn, nn eci cntric chnructer, w idely known throughout western .Now iork and northwestern l'onnsilvanla as "Total Do pravity" Colomnn. wus found dead nt tho road side near Uloaua on Iriday. lie travelled ubout tho country selling soup ind l la. king, and on nil occasions brought up tho subject of total dopravlty. on which ho had been a mono manlue for more thin hnll a century Nothing is known of his antocedentp Huhad no homo, nnd was n 1 aimless old person, who was Heated klr dly everywhere. Hu was over 75 yenrs of age. I lea7er ICingsloy tho oldost rohIont of Nor wich, is dead nt his In me ou I nurol Hill, aged tie years Ho had beon as bprlghtly its u man ai years of ago until a few days boforo bis tleith. aud his dally "stent" in tho way ut ex orcise was to tiot olT half u doen miles afoot. About amonth.u.o lie attained blstluth birth day, and a big romp inv ul friends dropped ln. longratulatoil him and left a substantial girt lorhim.Mr hlngsloy was born ln .Now l trecht, taught school Aiyuais ngu ur more InBiook lyn, N. i buughl real estate and boenmo wealthy. btato Senator Charles Adams, who was strlckon with nnoploNy at tho Coucord Hub In Baltimore nn Monday nUht last, died yostir day mornlug. Not nt my timo during tho week of his illne-b were nuy hopos for his recovery ontortntned by Ids physicians. Mr. Adams was born In Prod nrieksliurg, u, un .Nov. 1. lhjj his latlier hoing tho Into ltov. Dr (o ago 1 Adams. His gi.indfathi r was huth Ad inis of DorcheBtur. Mass who wus ono of tuo uullost piouoors of Ohio. Henry Thlolboig who had beon connoctod with tho Mason A Hamlin J Inno omi any lot twenty-soven years died suddenly on bntur dny ngod 1 1. Ho wan ono ol tho trusted em ployees of tho eompsny nud had made moro than ado7eii trips to l.uioi o, besides iruv oiling around tho world In connei Hon with the com pany sbuslnoss lluloughl in tho late rebel lion and catuu out of tho war a naval otrkur. decorated with hoverul iiieduls glvon him for POtsonul bravery. Ho wus a nativoof Hum burg. irt Dottor. ono of tho lending hivvyors of tho hieago bat. died at Ills homo ou batuiduy evening inter only two bonis illnos Only his I wile and u t hyi-iclau wuu tth blm whon ho iliovv bis last breatli llu ilineamj of which Mr. DoMordiod iould n t bu dulunuinod, lut It was probably a voiy mute cun-testivo chill, with piuiltulnaiy by uiptoiusof inoumoulu. It Uuls.j I llevid thut bo iiertaed his stiongtli while at v.ork ou tho im) (.ili.iit iiinos which hivu constantly of Into uugihod bib attentiou. CanUCnspoi Holland ono nf tho wealthiest men iu the lumber region of the Allegheny vnlloy, and who forty years ago was u noted uptuln on Ohio River stuai'il oats, was killed by a falling troo In tho vvo(.ds on cue ot bis lumbei tracts ou I ildav He was ncaily so years old, but u limn if gnat physical and nioiiinl vigor. Ho made a largo fortune in oil during the oarly duys uf tho business iu enango county. Henry Denton, a wealthy eitb'cn of I.oosburg, Vn., nnd well known In loud n llnniiclnl i ir clos diod lostoidni, Hu as un 1 i glishmun, butforved in thucoufuilciat artillery and on (ion. Lnrly h nt.i'T t the time of his death ho was a nu inhur of the Viigmoi bi ito Sunnto, n iliioetoi Iu tbo Washing'"" in 1 Ohio brim hot tho lib hm uid nud Diunlile I nllroud si stem, nud a large stoekboldci In Un lattei lompiny, I v-Giiv. 1 lli'ba Dy.ui of Rluxlu Island died on Saturday in I'miwidiii.'. n d it vnurs. llo wus I Iniitllled lueuili lifo with eotlon miinil fiietmu was un old line Win' nud us d,u- tniit-Ciciioral. nud iiiiuiii onnto iiiargeot tho btate foi (OS and pIiiuh dunlin tbo 1' jrr war, nud served as Governor lot ivvutuiins, begin ning In 1sj7. lhin Hull, n correspondent for tho iiHtm II m novvbi mors, died iu tlie inilrnurv iu ('levoiuud '1 lie uiodicnl profi s:iou sm uind Ills body but tlio new spinet men rose ud It, nnd the funurul was attended bi nearly all tho city ollleials. Oeoigu Whltflelil, wlin a f w yeiis ngo was a champion mil vvnllei ind wus one of e, ton k tralnerb when bo made his llrsl CUO mile walk, died iu Newark uu haturdui, ugod to. Ho vvas'iv poi ular troltiiit; horse ti alitor as well Jb a pedestrian. Mrs Lllnibetli Ilolmos fSHNIng, a slstor of Alko A, Holme, tho blind poetess, died In for soy City on Saturday u7 yeuis old. Pollio Jus tice Samuel W. btllsiog lb Iter sou, Austin R. Ponton of Harford, a notable Con iieeti. ul luan dud a day or tun ago from tho ollects of thu grin. whU h attacked hi in iu lunti lill Hu vviisli! ye.ii 8 old I uter Dotliiid. p urio t o' lm lms i cuiii y and a pi mn m 1 1 i i e. ih I ir. died In Phllndeli til i nl'i j u I 7uyeirs, t II. 1 mil ox-Pis inastoi ol Milw ml e died nt lux residence iu iv nib is iiti yestenlay of paralysis. harles D. Hedco. n luoininont ref I lent of PteiMju, UiuU ou baturduj ugvd CO oars, mmmmmmmmmmmmmaaasaaOBSSSSIat SUFFOCATED IN QUICKSAND. ALIVE FIVE llUVltS ASH A 11ALV IS THE CLUTCH Vh' DEATH. Heroic r.xerflons to Keine ilnran II. Pnr rcln-llrenllilnU Thrmisll a Ttitie I.nnE Arirr the Hand Hour Above HI Head.- Jnmos II. Pnrcols, a night mail tllsi ntcher in Iho Now York Post Offic, undertook to repnlr n plpo iu a driv en well In tho roar of a liouso ho was having built in hollv nenuo noir tlio railroad station In Woodside. L. 1 on Hntur dny. Tho plpo had split In driving. Ho told hlswlfoln tho nftornoon thnt ho would ropitr tho plpo boforo lonv lug for his work In tho city thatnlght. Ills 14-jcar old Bon John went along to assist him. A box nbout thioo foot flqunro. and sK or eight foot long, Fnt endwise in thooarth. nffordod an opening down along tho pipe, but tho split In tbo plpo was sovoiftl foot bolow tho bottom ot tho box. Mr. Parcols dosconded to tho bottom ot tho woll-box by means ot a Bmall ladder. Ho thou began digging down around tho plpo w Ith a small llre-shovo). Ills bon John haulod tho dirt to tho surface In n bucket with a rope. Mr. Parcols hnd succooded In digging down eovoral foot whon ho sont his sou Into tho cel lar of tho houso aftor soruothlng. While ln thoro tho lad heard lilm shout. Ho ran bnck to tho woll nnd lookod down. His fathor wns covorod with onrth almost up to his neck. Tao sldos of tho woll below tho woll box hadfallonln. John cried for liolp nnd Law roucolleck, a enrpuutor, who was at work in tho building, ran to tho woll. Rock wns fol lowed by Peter Brandt, tho contractor of tbo building, Mr. Tarcols's arms woro froo. John do comied tho woll nnd begnn digging the oaith nw ay from his father. Bock and Brandt as sisted. Tbo spuco In which thoy had to work was so small thnt littjo progress wns mndo. Mr. Tarcols helped fill the buckot hlmsnlf. Do Bplto their efforts kept blnklng. Tho ilrst full of earth hnd occurod about 1 o'clock. An hour lator Dr. S. A. Wood happoned to drive past ho learnod tho nature ot tho accident nnd hurried to S. Iu Noler's drug store ln Rlkos avenuo nnd lourth Btreot, where bo procured n rubbor tubo und a bottlo of brandy. V Ith thoBO ho re turned to tho woll, accompanied by Mr. Noloi. An alarm bad beon sont out by this timo and scores of porsons Ilockod to tho plnco 1 1 bo beenmo dlillcult to keep tho ciowds back Mr Neior went down tho well and rollovod Mr' Tarcellss son John, wft hud boon working heroically to unearth his fa I cr. Tho rubbor tubo which Dr. od had brought to tho well wns placed In posltio and fntonuil to the ladder In readlnoss to provldo ilr to Mr. Parcels should ho sink ln tho sand over his head. Mi. Purcols fully realized his situation. V hen Mr. Noir gaio lilm tho tubo ho said ioung man; you'll noverbeo mo out of this nllvo By hard work tho rescuors succeodod In dig ging him out almost to tho waist. A heavy roiowns then fattened nbout his waibt and i taken up through asocond-stoiy window of tbo house, and an attempt mado to pull Mr. Par cols out ot tho woll nonrly underneath. The hold of thn quicksand was so great that thoy failed to niovo him at all. Ho leggoil them to desist. He said thoy would tonrhlm lutwo. A slight btiain wns then put on tho iouo. nnd it was mndo fnt in order to prevent his being drawn down doeper in tlio quicksand. Uvory now aud then bo begged for tho ropo to be slackened Hn seemed to bo sinl ing inch by inch dospito tho btrmuous otertlons of tho rescuing party. Auothorcavo-inoccurrcd while Mr. Nelorwns in tbo well, nnd ho cmno near being caught ln tno oukksund also Lawrence Bock also took n turn down tho vn 11. Moro slack wns let out on the rope. Mr. Pui cels was now nbout up to his neck in tho i- ind Ho kept begging thorn to hum. At every breath tho sand bee line moroioni pact about his chest btimuhints vn re given lilm. Whllo tho saud wiibblowly closing about Ids nock his outstretched bandswoie still I tisy holplng to Id! tno bucket. Do Ul ide no com plaint. Ills only woid was. Tho baud was slowly reaihlng his mouth when bo phu e I the i Ir tubo lu It Ilistico disappeared Inch by Imh His mouth, holding tlio tune, wns soon under tho sand, boon only the top of Ills head w is visible and then that disappeared Ono liund was Btill abovulho Hurfiice. and its movement snowed that ho wus still alive. In tho meantime another crowd of rescuers were ut work digging a big holo u luw luot nvvny. They wero nlroidy down sever il leet. It was their lntontlou to dig down soveinl feet benoath Mr. 1 urcolsnnl then draw tbo sand away from him. 'Jlieie was no luck of workmen. To encourage them there was for a long tlmo a slight vibration ot tho nlr tube and a twitching of tho lingers Btill visible. Dr. Vood descondedthe woll uud took hold of tho lingers ovloudod above the ground. s hu did so ho says a sound something liko Ilia word "uurry "lanio up through tlio air tubo It censed to vibrate soon afterward, nud the lingers stopped twitching Ho was burled out ol sight, excel t ono band, nlmost un hour, boforo he died, llo died about IS. Ho lived five hours, and a half after the first cave-in of tho snnd An hour nftor ho died the mon digging boldo tho well succeeded in undi rniing him. ihesnnd was drawn away dovvn to his waist. Thoroio was Btill about his boly. and ho was then drawu out. Dr. Wood mod to nibuscltato him, but to no purpose. Ho was carried lo his homo inbhth struct, whoro his family wore waiting in ngony to hunt ficn Iho rescuers Ho was about V) yens old. nnd ho loavos a wife nnd sl children. .Mr. I'aieel s pi-ye ir-old son Htephou also worked heroically to release his father. shut at a cuonnrit ricsic. Alexander eraril the Vlctlm-.Jacol Uorn ol Uot OSlh Siti out Arrested. bunday chowder parties with tho cuslomcry accompaiilmonts of lough und tumble fights and shooting scrnios are in ordor from uud nfloi dato niuoug numerous associations nnd gangs on the east nnd west eides. A party ot about twenty roystorers from tbo west Bide In tho uolghborhoo I of Ninth avonuo nnd Sixty flflh streot v lsltod bhidy bido In Wuohuvkou, Jv, J yesterday to colobruto their llrst chowder licnloof thu Boason. Among tho uuiiibor wore Jacob Horn, .11 years old, jnnlior of tho Hut at (.1 Westbhty olghih btreot nnd loaiider Gernrd, a yoais. living at Ul West llnriy llritbtiuut. ivegs of loorweio nlmost as ttick as golden rod bios boms In blind!' Mdo ,1'aik. nnd. It vvim tlio eiibiest matter liuaunablu to get drunk It uuu so wished. Gorant accuod a younger brother of Horn s or insulting a female nuiuuintaueo of his. llio jnnilor espoused tho hu. si atisonnd ptnrled iu t.ichubttboiiPi.ird.'lhii latter dulondcd him self n. Inst JiiMOUld. vyhon Horn whlppod out n revolver, so Goiard suld. and fired point blank at him. '1 hoy wore not more thnu three feet ap.ut. ooraid dodged just iu time to us i uu being slut full iu tlio lace. As It was. tho bul'ot grucd.his loft thevk und toro avv.iv a poitionof hishift inn. lioin ran niter filing his rovolw "nil boarded a I orty-secuiid street furybout. ouraid followed nnd eiiugbt tho S.IIIIO Poit. ll.i si.iiLn to Po Ipoiiim t roivlov of tbo 1 nrtv. ninth Htioot station wlun tho boat reached the Now lork dp, and Hum was arrested Ho vv is seen by passenger-'. Got ird said to thiow Hie wuiipun ovuibiard just befor run h Ing .New l oil.. At thu station lion so Horn de nied using u ruvolvei, and said hu struck Ouriird with his Hot Oetard wns able to go to ids homo umihsl-tod. Horn will bo ar raigned In court to-duy un u charge of felou luus ussault. Hlgiiiilllug Mreeaice Irom the Moimtulne. PitiBiori, Ariz,, May I1. The greatest Beblovement y ot mado In bollograpltlng wus ac complished during practice iu the Department of Arizona yostuiday by Lieut. Wlttonmovoi, who bucieodod in tomilng. a niossajo by a single Hash 12 miles from Mount Reno, nenr JortMcliowull, to Mount Graham, lie ir ioit Grant, whoro it was received by dipt. Umrtiy. The latter by turning, his Itistrumeut IIUHhed the niKhSiuu lo i or. Iliiiit'huaea, a dlstuuto ot ninety mil. s making a dlslumo 21 j miles with .isliig'u lutervuiilngstatlup. Tho louuoat dis. tuuiii Inrutofcie mndo with a slgin.l Hash Is i ud to oe about si voiily nine-. t ildeut to a ucuf, l.ntJr rsii us May 1" -The toi i yacht I akjlmil rnrrteJun U rutbt ol 1 alou N, j; i n h4turduy Hi. iiunt-r l bsrlf. McK 1 .oif oi N.k york aud iiceis re on bcirU Tl va lit vb.iimM to Ayr. w.tk, ani lu Uy It wm tro jjlji to tin Imuir, EditLT uicnuiaoEits rxnoniESEv. William Htefhanl Fined SIO for HuKEtnca Itespectnlile t iiiiuiii In the Htreel. Pollcomnn John Watson, who patrols tho south sldo of Most Fourteenth Btreot, was about to go off duty nt fl'i A. M. yestenlay whon two women soroamod and ran up to lilm In fiont of tho Hotel l'spailol, nt P20. They wero on tho w ly to oarly ninss nt Kt. Prnncls Xnvlor's Church In blxteonthfltroot. thoy Bnld, nud two mon hnd Insullod thorn and unshod them off thosldownlk. Watson asked thom to polntout tbo mou. and, just as thoy did so, ho saw a sight hlmsolf. "A woll-dicssod mm with a bIHc hat and a clood umbrella In Ills hand," said Vv ntson to a Sivieportor. "was just In tho net of catching another woman about tho valst, nud showas Bcroimlngnssho strugglod to release hoisolf. llo passed tho timbrolh behind her bnck, caught tho tip iu his lott hand, and with both hands drew her up cloo to him. Ho was talk ing loudly to hor. 'lli wo was nnothor man with lilm. This vvomnn.ns liko tho others.was plainly rospoctablo, nud was ou hor way to ehuieli. Both mon weto undor tho Influence of liquor. Tho ono who did tho ombrnclng wns not drunk. Ho Talked, stralgh.teetnoiigh aud ho talked straight unuuc.li when 1 told him togoon and bohuvu blnibull. Ho said ho was ngentloiiiaii. and was porfoctlv ublo to tako care of hlmsoir. Ho bicamo abusive and 1 luckou him up ou tlui chargo of disorderly con In' tho Jefferson Markot Tollco Court tho man guv o tbo name of William btipbanl Ho told aiibtiie Hogna that ho was taklug a frloud who was drunk tu his home. btnulianl denied that llo embraced thowomon or insulted them lu uuy vrny. Tho Justlco llnod hitn $10. btephnni wore several diamonds Ho Is In tho stnlnod glns business und livos at 2uu est Fourteenth Btreot, a few huudrod tcol Irom where ho wab utrubted. CAVC.UT JtV A llEl'ORTEB. An Alleeed Murderer Truced to Ills Hone Afler Moulin, ol eni'cb. BAi.TistonE. Mny 18. Parly this morning tho police arrested Goorgo Douglnss, a negro, who is wanted nt MIddlotown, Pa., on tho chargo ot murdering Llla Strongs, a euloied girl, ngod '2"). Tho arrest was mndo on informntlon so cured by n lei ortor, who, nllor porBlsteut Bontch, discovered tho man's residence About midnight Douglass was dlscovorod by a party of policemen, lod by tho reporter, nsleop ou four chairs, dicssod, nnd with his vulibo uudor his hold. Ho wus rondy to escape at any mo ment. W hen borgoaiit '1 onor entered tho room ho started up Uko a wild man, but 'loner had tho nippers on hl- wrists before ho know It. llo wis taken to tho ontrul btntion. nnd on the way aduiittid that ho was tho mnii licensed of tho inuidcr but sai 1 lio wns Innocent Tho police of Middlotovvu have been nottllod ot his urrest, nnd ho will bo hi Id lor tholr action Doiul losw.in last seen with tho girl ou tho night of Jan. and that sinio ovening sho disappeared. Hor lather nt onco Huspoctod Douglnss and bad 1dm nrroa'ed, but as no ovl doncowas forthcomlug to show thatacriino liud In on eonimlttod ho was released hot until Maicb 11 vv is it lo lined that the girl was de id Hor body was found llontlng In bwatara Ciook. near Middletov-n. Iheie was nn ugly wouud ou tholo-ohcad which appealed to huvo been Inlll ted by a billy. 'Iho Coroner's juiy 1 1 ought lu a verdict ot murder, and Douglnss wns cburgi d with tlie crime. The negro hud, bowovor, uudo tood bis uscapc. he 3iaiii:u:d the you.gi:r sister. The Knot Tied X tille the 1 Idrr Sister, In llrldal ltobei, i a Awnltlnc llle ComlnE. Kimision, Mny l". Invitations woro issuod for tbo marriage of Jacob Lioffor to Miss Marian 1 uat, both of tliU city. 1 ach is about twentv-two yoars of age. Ahen thoguestsns lomblnd at the brido's homo last ovening to witness tho eeromouy there wns no brldo groom. Miss Post wns attired In bridal array, but tho groom eimu not. It van soon noticed that Mibs Honrietla 1'ost. a younoi -dstorof thoop cted bride was mieslng Whllo tlioso presont Wi re ilisi usng tho situntion young Lioffor and .Miss llouriettu Post allghtod ft out nciirlngo nud entered tbo huuso, where thoy iufoi nied tbo p irents nnd guests that thoy had just boon marrlod. Dining tho exciti ment pre liminnrv to the lutoudcd marriage young LielToi drove up In a carriage, which Miss Post ontore 1. nnd thoy thon ilrovo to Kingston Point on thn outskirts of tlio ity. It is bi lieved that the older daughter was cognizaut of hoi sister a intended elopon ent. The young wife is only fourteen yonrold sumuy joia.v;: svoited. The Croton SJ.itu llnrsl, XVnlrr Vanished, and ICunue I Iich i vre Ordeied Out, Workmou engigod In widening Third ave nue, north of 170th btreot, mnnngod to Bmibh a section of tho Croton mam, ut blasting nt 17')th alreot and Third avenuo, nt D' o'clock bnturday nftornoon They worl o 1 nil night to repnlr tbo d image, but about h lit thn resi dents of Third, Boston, Piospcct nnd lorrest uvenuos nortli ol Hiiili street, awoke to llud a water famine in tlie it homes vjioutnoon residents of houses containing ranges nnd boileis wero w.iuiod to uxliujulsh tho llros for fear of explosions PutuifnmllinH comin,: homo from church found his servant wi ink ring now to get dinner with noitlur fire or w itei. In sonio cases tho problem was unsolved, and u culdliiuch was substituted. In (tin is aic mmod iliug neigh bors funiisbod cooking facilities us well as wntoi. but all dny palls nud 1 1 cbois of wnlor vveio being cai nod through tie streets, and a good muuv half-i ooked Huiulny dlLnors wero spollod. It js expected thut thu brokon main will bo rOblorud lo ubufulueos before morning. Only One Smilvor of u t apMprd Schooner. Boston, May 18, Cnpt. I owls of tho stoamor City of Mneo.i, from Savunnnh, reports tint on Triday, tho H'th, nt 11 '20 A. M In latitudo J3J ,18, longltudo 77" 21, ho sighted a man adrift In a water-loggoddori, with tbo win bioaklug ovor lilm. Capt. Lewis stopped his Btoamor and Bent a boat, which rescuod thn man and bioughthliiiou bo ird in nn exhausted (ondltlon. Ho said his iinmo was Charles Polaskl, cook of tlio si lioonur Hutilo S. Clark of Gloucostor Mass., that tlio Clark had enpsizod in Thursday, tho lfitli, ntli.V. M In a squall off living Pun Shouts, mill thnt ho believed all hands ou board u (opt himself vveio Ins', including I ipt Micnt I ane. Iho u.v ntn of iho htcamer will forw ird Pol iskito his homo iu Now rk. llioiitvor Mueou fiiiiilslied him clothes und tho uuvv ULd pnsHuugors inised fio, J ho llattlo CI ik wns bound lor hey West for pineapples. Hho carried uo piFfongeis. limre wore si men In her crow 'llio supposed ownei is Goorgo htttlo, otCilottcc'ater Tho 1iiihi tt i oininlUee, Tbo Pnssott f e minitloo rosuiiics Its Eossions this morulug In iho loom of Part II. of tho Suporlor ourt. 'iho I ulsn Deinrtmeut is next on the ealend.u iltm the rommltlee has got through with Met nun's story. 'I he rm'wtrUo 'Iiugrdy, IHiiiKiiin N II Mm 18 liuer.it Ii renewed In tilt, b.-ntllr ti llm llmllnir it u test kiii i uae-J to I uve'beeu Un u lvalue s by u j arty rf tilt vnnrii on Ihebauk of Ivi m ullroi n uf it fruiu (Uo touiitry roal irvver.ej u Iho i u di fitul niclit. an 1 not more lliau uoar i iiiulir one or lliruliiii l oe. wo. fuunl 11 er wi-ru li 1 1 let It i ill Un lr 111 nt tlirt k-iriiient. In i Hie k then, i im ft 1 1 Imh it inlifhl livetireni it tl ll li t uu I II i mirroun IIUK en III 1 1 1 llm upn e li i r eliu it irne I ti in tor llio tnllnrwii. i ii iloirn in lie Ijai K mill lln-rn wero iIih liiuilitn il i inn in Im Tr at Hurt) ku4 unililiuf lu lllU lOCkvll HVO U llW liUtcUl. AIlil U PlittOll .luj .ll (lliutie of Uu Heuutor Ingiilln'M Hoiiho ICoblied, Wisuis 111 Vlay s .v tl.iel entered the apartment, nf snat(i lni,atl. it Hie 1 I.iuer. yebterdai (lurliis tlio f.iajiorun ibtncei r tho f ot ib ami t(nt Jewolrv bo IohlIiis to 'lie sin dor. noiKtiii-r I'll 1 1 vulucd at leviral liuu Ire J del ara. II o ililef ecai e 1 .s'.l.'i.l UIUU JHh JJ.Wl.HAVH. Ilenrv Plnwooui fiiriiiiuro eitaW .lmicnt In Salt I ill It) wan tJiirinU K.nril ij- Un l. i o)o An 1 111.U&I1 nil) ate l iieon illiiK lor Hie 1 rrhaso nr lhu jrantle bunii:. or (,'ellic), Jtbifii It 1. .aid that r.'iijoucui.iinolvttf 1 lie 1 re.i em 1 uud) Puinpanv a e labiuiinient ami ilia loio.iio uoi.ry if Mm! A Slau) In lo idu wero biirneil 1 fsiird., 1ob4i.iiixi Michael ilalur iniw Iroj ir Itiiniter nt Nnhnrirli vho'had toctl nidi ly 01 ty iw 1ih a iruvhtd e tSvirii tuu iai. ou htm ta) mr t a 1 1 rd Henry Pun a.e I a fnn r ot n J ubnu oa s'i un 1 nmin t I 1 1 1 1 1 m r n ur uy iibiii) in a lit 01 in 11,1 in 11,11 ii w 1 in in an) tiiivoHa ii llo jiul lu 1 in i.liyrr- t.d !IichatlJ 1 aimuti .111 I ut waieit uri 1 uieil eltb ol tulnuuia leyifia j r 11 i lie Ii.h been reircbeiiuu. hut ..if o bi ti 1. it it Hi. ''f Muruu lo lluarly Aiear 1 rn, whUU lime lit I baa colltctoJ iuuit v axj icb irum I-jj iv JJ'As msmtgmmMgmMmmmaBmummasmmmm SCORES KILLED AND HURT. TEiutinLE rxpi.osios ov (wsvoirnEit AT .1 tilth J.N j.i r.i.vi. Thlrtr.rour Pernoin Head nnd Vhniit lO0 Others Inlilred-Oiitlierlnctlio rruiEment of liiinun Home Irom thn ltulnw Tho Owner or the lllirnrd Store Ai rented 'Hie FIuuHiit lliiirMuntallOwi tho City. IUvavv, May 18 At 11 o'clock last night ay ilro broko out ln lsaslu hnulvv nro store. Inn short tlmo tho flanios reached n barrel ot gun- j povvdor In tl o bulldltig aud a torrlllc explosion I followod. Tho w holo structure wns blown to j plocos, nnd twouty-two persons wore Iiibtantly j klllod Among tho dead are font llro chiefs, b'ofloros MtiBsot, Zoncovloch, Oscar Conlll. I'rancesco Ordono?, and tho oneuolan Con sul, S'oflor 1 rnncof co Hllva, who happoned tor leiu front of tho building at tho tiiuoot tho explosion. In addition to tho klllod ovor 100 persons are Injured. T ho oxplosion causod tl 0 wlldost excitomentthroitghouttho city, nud tltouF.iud Ilockod to tho BCono ot tho dlsnstor. Tho Govornor-Gonornl, tlio Civil Govurnor. and nil tho principal authorities ot the city wore) promptly on the giound, nud did everything In tholr power to nid tho Injured und calm the; griof-strlckeu rolativos ot the victims. Hovoiul houses ndjnoont to tho w rocked building woro dnmagod. Gangs of men nro at work on tho debris. Mnny human limbs huv 0 boon takon from tho ruins. Therolativosof misting porsons sup posed to bo in tho ruins are gathorcd on tho spot, nnd ns tho bodios nro brought out the? sconos nro most dlstruslug. S Tho conduct of tho nuthorltlos la tho subject I of universal pralso. The highest olllcirls havo I Incurred personal risk lu conducting tbo I Eonrch for tho dead, nnd havo offered tho uo of tholr own carrlagos tocouvoy tho Injured to tho hospitals Ysnsl, tbo proprietor of tho wrockod hardware) store, hns boon arrested It is fonrod thnt tliero aro sovoral moro vio 1 tlms In tho ruins. Ovor the tbostrcu and tho ChnmborotCommorco and many other build ings lings nro hanging nt half mast. Eveiy wheronio signs of mourning. Up to the present timo tho number of tho I dead is thirty-four. ovit SArr oois imo hie ajfac? lloats front the I.ncx mid X ci moot PtclC tp 'leu ltii3M In tlio JLtasl ISMli. About dusk last ovonlng whilo flvo boys wero rowing iu tho I ast River at tho foot of Sixty- j fotuth street, theli Loit was cipsled by hit- j tlDg tbo sweep polo of an jco buigo anchotod I nttho Slxty-fouith Etroct dock. I Thecrlosot tho boysas tltoy clung lo their S upturnod boat nttrnctod the attention of thoi crow of tho United btntes sto uuor olmunt, which was anchored 11011 bj. IKr luuuch vv is lovvorod. und in charge of Cuswuiu Jnmoa Davouport. was toou besldo tLo nearly ox- hnusted boys. J 'lLoy wore oil takon on bo ird. with tho ox- 1 cop lonof Goorgo Ilolfrich, lbyoaisold living; nt Till t -qI 111 .trint mill T.t si ninnim A rnti.i was thrown to lilm Irom tho K'luigo which he graspod Ho wits almost within n noli of 1 his rcscuuis, when lio foebly ei l.iimcd Good- 1 by lot go, und lell back to tbo wulcr. 1 His b dy did not eomo to tho suifxen n,- iln. Iho other occup mts of tho li uwoio loseplt bh iben, us 1 1 irbt nvonue. William l'okorny. (tJ I'irst avonno: lr.ink Joiinum 1 n I irst i avenuo; John County. IP I ast 1 mticth stteot; I nged rosi oenvi ly 1". lb 17, .ind 21 A Binnll sillbo it eontulti'iig bi boys wns up- Bet at about 1 1 til V M.ycstord i) In tho Walla- J bout rlinnnil off the navvy ud. AH th3 bin f in Hinged to ding to tlio sides of tlio bo it until f thoy were ros;ued bv thociow of.i launehltoui v tlio Culled Hlnlus steamer Li-bov, whuhv, w E nnchorod off tho Cob iloik at tho navy ynid. i '1 ho p issongors on the Itoosevult stioe' fniry- a boat olorado vyltne sod tl o itCeldi nt. and the) 9 ferrvhont was stapled and nn iilum whl-tl 5 blown T his attract! (I the attention of a marlno 8 on duty mi tlie man of-w .11. 'i ho work of man- 1 ning tho launch and rescuing tho boys did not; "1 occupy moro than light or ten minu'es 'llm R boys woro brought 10 tho niivy ynrd bully wet p and frightened Thire was iiruiiiur ut Pulb e lU Hoadquurters in i'rookly n last night that ouo 5W boy had becu drowned, but this was denied at Ji the yard. flj Kunnwny Arcldent In X lllliimnlinrch. $W A splrltod horso nttachod ton light wanna I oontilniug Gootgo I'nrkin-on uud hlswlfo I of 101 Lust Twenty -seventh street toos. fright I yostorday aftornoon In Bedford nvenuo. noir 1 Atlantic, In Brooklyn, nnd run off Before tlio I horso hud reached Dean street Mi I'nrkinsoa I und his vvlfo woro thlovvu out but tliov e-ci pod I with bllglit lumrlos A bl ck I ti 1 tho: ou tho t nlTightod atiimtil dashed ovei a inl Jj of mortar on tho sidewalk und jumped clem over 11 little gin, whu iiiii,,c- f ulously, as it heemod ti witnes-ix, J ;i escapod without iscintch The next ob.t.ulo I the horso camo In contact with was u ro Lu- j s way in whiiti Ilmry Ireen of li,7 Bedford Si 'i nvuiiuo, his wife, and another li dv woro d iv- 5 ing. Ouo vvbuel of thu lockuwui wus knoc1 n 1 E j off nnd tho occupants or v.aguii thinwn ut. I f but tbulr iu,uiics wore slight. Thiiuuiway a horso wns btoppod by mo'in rd Policoi art Wtttsou boforo any turlhur il im.11.0 waaduuu. fi The XVc.ill 1 r. if The atorm from Vlontiina jtssel over the n h- 21 wciueni State, to tlelateri,.! n nnd it is ecu ra a-c DJ nitit in lijij er viich Mtit It duriaiil uikh i iu flj firce The only lllch w lnd m-M fc I 111 ljier sa jtjif Vork and New Lnlaii I rite t rrrn ncr, M4 I in in iw- f j uitude lie rnlu nn 1 reai he I 111am itti i-i 1 10 li a I J, ioat an 1 east atoi ."tlio iitilf 1 it to 11 e vu 1 ul iad. 4 jji initio Ohio valley throi iihout me I il.t t nortli ru jj 3 NewVork A fecond nloriii 1. iiovu imrtticii.t fiont tr ojV Texan, an 1 villi enter Iho MImI-im) I ial ei n d 1 ma IJ jl continue the rnlu lu that ruoi 1 til u Ui.i ta ii.otra m lives rain to llila nectlou of lhu vlillle, Allinlic ant jflrf New 1 u.'tand stales. ltnaarni r 11 I 1 aria r ha Hm counlr) evcept In tlto H itei lor lerlu. II e Allan Id LMj north of Vir.iiue IiiT.vj. iln to 11 er uure ran u, iu .lyt ul nt I 1 I'm 1 nt ito In Pako'a II m uboio 7u an! VMb In all thn c. nlr il s ito ibme-i jMTI The wiallier 111 ttil cu !a,r c00' P" heenmo) j cloud) at llltht. Tho bi.hfit l,oien uunt lellllera- H turenai. lone.t ila, avori.e l.uiitl luy, eier ciut.1 H wind rreah southeaie H Ti day 1 roim s to he rainy an I wanner Tu.iJay, JH eenerally fvlr, niililLlttilourcru warm H The Ihrrinoitteier at I crry 1 liarmacy In Tin Per H bulldltiE r'-cur le 1 the teinl eraiure yobUrda) na folio v. .1 H 1-sll l-lri ss 1 is H 1AM iJ 1-' J ifi V v Hi o 1 mmm l.A.H 4 1 It I VI. ,ip JfJJjjM UA il OH' lit M ie 5 IjH I. VI Tl' ICI'IUM us" '.3 M Aerjnr 17't H Avenge liVlurls sM ,70 fU m si 1 utiF roBcCA.T rue H r v KiiMur iH lor vtulne, uarraer, eicept lu rxtreine tuitern por H lion atailoitary temp.raturo, fair, followed by raiot H Itlon layoteumir "H ror .Now 1 1 11 111 pli Iro and Vermont, warmer .outherly fk uliiiU liirrcasing eloudlnoM mil ralu, local atorioa Vm Monday alternoon, louthorl) wiud Vm lor Uaia-iehujetta, Itltodo lland, and Connecticut, t warmer, southerly wind., ralna, (receded by fair jV weather in Itholo Uland Connocticut, and luiterit 3m Masaacliu.ettn local atormi Vlonday evcnhik. imM Hrtatttui veto J orit ai 4 eauem I ennnliauta tncreas. ffjl PifFctoiMPifaiiiilrafrii 1 th Uuil tirrnu JoriI ij a'tfr. m it 1 uarm'r, touiiisrly.uilt m tor Nov. lerie) and Delaware fair, foi owed by raiiia, m warmer, aoutlinctterly wluda, local ttorui. Mouday H evening M lor Pintrlet of Columbia, yiaryland, and Virclnta, mm rlllfhtly warmer loutlmeiierly winds, locreail in ilouj. 'jLW luesa and iltowcra vioudav afternoon Mm lor we.tern New tort, unl we. tern 1 ennui li tint, JM cloudlnes. and rain with local .tortus, coolvr, i.e.-tcr f lam WiltdL H JOJJJ.M1S AllOVT J OILY. S F.ienly four excise nrreKt. jister lav JH Wlllivni I tiiinmi r, a ji'. ny,rr en 1)10 A hi tn. H .teatner I'rlno o trottiJaiuo 1, ttst lime. el 1 Mm drill yr.ierua) ou its vi.K,rl jiul u elio wai ti lajsjl ilnLed the coroner was 11 ult t 9bbbbb1 Albert l.iiktri. whiiwasinu iiuied lu tlie fc 1 r 7 t tmW VM 11am AlieniHtliy of 1 out t ou si lislne n 1 1 trnm) 1 u brotlk'lil Irom Uinta u las nlslil by llvle tin'1 Jftsll Lent All 1 lo lv 1 ill Iho (Ud s it ,tapl II 211 i inrire li.tr li. lil)ear 1 1 w)i it ml hi tfr 'l IlH it ret 1 iw i en lirst .iiei at I tin I Ukt I u tal ii mat it t; in e dur utlrru ei lnioit t r JjH l t loot 1 1 1 a." sl )i n tre t at I t o 1 fTJJH lana.l V 1 u I re n r I I n AsH w inli vi bi lr chl ti i i I t 1 ii c fH I 1 eui I a 1 1 eaxal II r s4 I DH f I V" ill i I l I ri I I I t r f H 1! i ii ill V t w h n i t t i r ii H na I ti 1 n r I I I I I WM mil I Hr llllrrif.i "II u 1 J t ill xx H un r t jin Pei.vtu alio me cJ-irntuiof fm tabltscut. WM bbbbb! mmVmmmmmaTnffemamWBiTiTmrimrii -imWm

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I I 2 THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY ji), im Jy I NEWS OF TIIEMINING WOULD. H C01US70CK tilt I, MHS oktttxo itjcn H nr htiAttr i'liAciicn mWM AVujk thnt Are lliirk or Ho.il ft Mian Man. M itKria I'riiapeetnraj rleatterlna: Orer B Iiliiho-I,rm ImnorlnttoBn of Mexican, M Oirn-A New JoliI field in Lnlorudo H Vmns'iv Crrv. .ov., Star 11. -While tlis H holder, o' hliarot In thoComsto-k mines H li&vo ben IosIuk mono)' stoatily for sot. Bj oral yorrs. the moti who work tit) ore In Bj their rcilucllon mills havo toon col tint rich HH jnit asstoadllv. In aoino caseB tho mill mon HH j uro diroi-tors of llio tnlnlnic companies, whoso Uj ores they woik nt a loss to tlio stockholders H nnd profit In thomsolves. This condition of IH things was pretty thorouchlyBhown up nbout H tiro years nito In n uult In which (lor, btoDlien- Hj ron wns Involvod. It nppoarod In ovWonco H thnt Hlophenson, os mauncor of a mlnlni: corn H patty, made ncontract with himself ns ownor H of u mill, whereby ho workod tho orOB of llio H minontaptiee por ton that puld him a Imnd- H Bomo profit. Moro peculiar still was tho croat H discrepancy botwoon tho assay value of tho oro Leefl at tlin mlno nnd the nillllne vuluo. ns shown In JH tho bullion roturns. Tho oro apparently took HJ nsuddondrop In vnluoas soon as It k'ot into II Etephonson's mill. H The public than lonrnotl that nonrly nil tho B Comstock mills woro bolnir run on aitlmllar H basts, nnd that stockholders wero bolus ns- H Bossed to pay tho mill mon mnro per ton for B crushlni: rock than the oro was worth. In HJ runny cases tho mlnns would lin o savod money Hb bv throwing their oro away na fust ns It was HI extracted. In tho days of nctlvo speculation HJ tho stockholders took no Intarost In thosa mat- HJ ters. ns mlnlnc shares woro boueht nnd sold HJ on n cambllnc bnsls, and not ofton hold an in- HJ Tostments. but whon stock eambllns; docllned HJ nnd pooplo bouoht sharos with a vlow to what HJ they would yield in dividends, a domand for HJ lecltlmato busluoss tnothods la mlnlnc was HJ tnnde. HJ Tho Comstock'mtnos aro bonanzas no loncer. HJ except to the mill men. but thoy are not playod HJ out Thoy still eontaln millions of tons of oro HJ that can bo worked prolltably if worked hon- HJ I e'tly. In nveryothnr mining district on the HJ coast JlSoru is kooU onoui.ii for anybody and HJ pays handsotno prollts. Comstock uhurohold- Hi crs are assessed for tho working of hotter oro. HI Thoy hao formod nn nssoclutlon to luvesti- Hjj ca'o the mattor. watch tho oporntions of tho H miners, and dolso some menus of reforming HI Comstock mothods. HS Tho latost quarterly reports from tho mines HI'S eontnln oino Interesting llcuros. 1'ulp assays Hy of Overman are nvei-ntod tll.'iO por ton. The Hn mill returns wero only $1.1.57 per ton. Sav.ico HS oro assayed ll:n per ton, and yielded only $14.40, or nbout Co per cent. IhoSavaco Com H jinny lost nearly $1C,(0Q durinc tho uunrtor by wurklncore thnt oticlit to hnvo paid a hand I i porno prollt. Tho Hale .t Norcross ore assayed from is to ai.7.'i per ton. nnd yielded only 11..V. Thoeompuny lost IllU.fitiu: tho mill men mndo iiionoy. and tho stockholders huvo H to nay ns-esments. hiuh I -s-os In mllllnp; nro not necessary or lnt'vlt.ihlo. as Ik prud by the lact thnt tlio Callfnrnl.i pnn mill woiks oro nt a loss of only H lln per (out. of tho assay uluu. Whi othor mills hli.mhl loso frm twenty to tlilrty-iUo nnd een foity urn' rent, of the metal In oros of tho saino rliurnetor Is miuostlon tli.it Is inter- estinchtockholders. Tlio fnot thnt tho tall- inus uro nan men- perciuWltes mny throw aomil lluhton tho subject. A well-llllod set- tllut: ro-orolr at tliH tall ofn sluice mipears toliolho most piolltablo sort o( mine jetdis I covered. E Hid prospect of a considerable rlso In the B prion of sllor lias Induced owners of small HI minim: claims to lesume operations. 'Jliov I oxpucta I'Ooni In Neinila. hnulMi rniiitiil to tho extent ot f.1(iO,uOO has W been Invented In ando url.i and has nut tho Kt intuitu.' Iiuliintry upon Its feet In that district. HJ ii. i Kill, imiiurr.ir mininii. HI Sav I'ium i-f Jlay 111. Altlioitch hydraulic Hi CilnliiL- in Ciillfonii.i is prnhibltid by Inw, In B dei tha' streams may not Lnllllcd uibyde- I BrN nnd fin mini: hinds ruined by deposits of HI rlickouf. tlio lix'rmilkkor.siiroatwork in many Jlai us. Two mouitm- aiti In operation nt Hold tun. t'hiiiew nte workitu,' two mines at Caflon Cluck, nnd two moro urn near Iown 11111. All J of tliUM nilnesillsi hurce debris Into tho Amer- I lean llnei. Tlnoe hiilrinillo mini's nro In I operation on the i'libu. nud uitani; of Chlno-o I J ts nt work with it llio .i milo l- j j low l)uwiiii)illi. tie inonilur is beini; I used in tlio Arnctt ini.t two lu tlio Law- I i renco mine ut llrnndi City, nnd several I nro reported in oi oration on tho leather Iilvor I I In I'liimas county. 1 lie dnni at liiandy City was wa--liinl out recently. curryiuK with It u lnrceiiuantlty oi slickou-tluit liiid loduoil tie- hind it. Tlio lieay snow fall of last winter filled all tlio iiiuiintniii streams, nud more thuu tho usual quantity or hlicl.eiis will be carried down nnd duposltcd in the Sncramenlo this I year. Tho Anti-1). bt Is Association will call tlio at tention of the I n led Mntes authorities to tha ilnmauo tliat Nbulnciioiio to uuii:ublo streams i by tha liyiiraulle miners. Tho 'While Is tlio nnmo of n now mino in FallnoMilloy. Inyo county. Tho vein Is suld to lo forty (cot wide, ni-sayinc J.ll in cold, lt in silver, nnd 1:1 per cout. In coppor porton. A oulckhlUoi mino In Mcl.eod dlhtrlct. San lionito county, has been sold by Meyuestlnn A Unvla to n syndicate bended by J. llishop. Tho hhrlver mine, in tlio samo district, bus been Bold to Lnstnin capitalists. i An lion mlno lias I eon diicoored In the Ca- polio ailoy, Napa countj. M.W MINIS. IN IDAHO. Idiho C'ity, JIny A cood many mon hero nro propimni; to no on tuohnectiiic tiltis In search iiu.ut-. mines, 'llieio Is a lino Hold Rlor tliem In a Inrco country north of hero, and frome Important dleoerleb will cerlulnly bo tho result, 'llio country has bcon run nor some and many mines illscoeiod. Whilo ttioio nro mm y lo bo found and located but very fow or those already discovered luiM) boon devclnnod to n snlnblo point, altliouuli the surlai n oro of most of thorn Is ery rich In I Kohl mill Hilor. Tho tuno for selllni: uniiros- 1 pectod mino-lias irouo bt. whicli main of tho owners nro beulnnine to renllre. Thoy nro nisi) lieiilnnlni; to re.ilin that those wuntlni; Drospeeisto dooloi miistbeuulck In mnklni; tholr locution-, as the mouutnlub will Lo full of enoruetio prospectors this tour. This Is much better for tho country. liowoer. ax thoie will not bo so much neulluonco nmoue prostectois nnd owners of umifiudoped mines. When they learn that It Is utterly useless to attempt to plnco L'opher holes on tho market, no mniterliow rich oro thoy may liold, they v,h, uo io work and dovolop their prospects as liioy should. Alter thnt we can expect capital ists tu come nnd invest. Then tho mlnlni: dls tiieis ol Mnlio will ndtnncit ns they i-liouid. Mbeti Mm mines nro worked as wooxpoct tJietu to e '.ier liidu-irles will aprinu up. nnd not iinlv inlnin.'. but ncrlculturo, will bocomoona of i in Men industries. UT course, this will I lend to other industries for the support of n i Iiiiko ,ird rapldli ttrowlnu population. Idaho will -non bi ono of tho crenteHt oflthe mineral Iiroduciu: btntes of the West. i'. Nupross arrived hero from Doston on Vodto ,duv. While thiTo ho oruunled u com pany to work tho lien Hur and other mines on I'.lk Creek, six or elht mlleB north of this place, l. list ear Mr. .Norcro-.s dlscoiered tho J, lion Hur. did suuu development work on It, i i unit had a crushlnn mndo lu tho I'eor reek j! ntlll. whi.h ilniJe.t nearly fjn per ton In freo j J cold, which nave him a hntidsomo prullt, Whllo Upstnn l.o ore iiilod n company known ns t the Idalio liold and hllu.v Minim: ompany. with ii capital htockof i.iiiiuhw. to work the I Hen litirundoihor mines in this district. Work L wll soon commenco In a -halt on tho lien Hur. which will be, thiiroiiKhly dovoloped with nil pcsslljloliui-tii. Asthe mine contains pavoioou JJ ufaco, with n custom mill near ut hainl, It I pay loi Its own development, which Is ryu in, ro than uld bo ieasouablyoxtictod. mo feet it I. tli lutcniicinof the company to moot a mill 1 ho other iiilnuB ol tho company show ell on thoMirfiico, but as they hnvn not beeudevelnird to nuy ciiiihldeiablo depth It Is uucertuln what tney will amount to. M". Ii VN HI c MAT Nnl.lll, ,i''"'f -V Jl May It. 'llio hiimrt.1 tloti f silver ore, colt and bullion tr. im Mexico liiih un.vvii to oiis derublii .mi ortauce. wlilln MiIpii ts of ..ad li.in the Me. a mines to tills i-oiiiiin mil Mi-ii lily decjea-lnc. lust week tlie .iiipji.i.itl, n at I 1 I'.imi silver ore, H tu in, and biilli in uiiioiiiitedtofitio.iill. Con- side .iIp'o -ilvor ore. coin, und bullion is Im t polled at ott.cr ..,ints .Unui: the Mexican bor- dei. so that, perliatis. tlio toial -valun of siior I Imported fn mi Mexico is not fur fiom J2.UU i.l i) ii per niontli. whleli Is almut one-half of tlio otalni ntliiypi.diiciio., t this metal in the f I lilted Mao, wh.ii the proportion ul hu I Im. S i"ira'L',"',' ""'l w'!'' l',i- Is pioduced lu tlilHrniin'iv. i-in-isiit'icjht. .uiil must linrAH I I- siirllv i .ii i niioH, iiniiisi too duty on lead is i ro.i.u 'V. "il:. im. iiiio.oibor. B IIP) Mom. hi t.ovemtnont has cranted valu- I an e on. eions to Amoricnns to build smelt- ml nrsiii ei thuiiltliiiiitiiohjAi t of will, h Is I "J inuko Mixicau minors outirely Independent fe. ;u t ri'lr -innlteiN dmv of f II) per tun on HHSttBl.. le.1'1 i- 'ililtii n pntoctlon t the niuelters lust TRSIKi. star tiui: up in .Moxi. It tuotocts Mexican rHi unolters from Amoric.in competition for sucii -H aduty can I pnl-l only on the hlclict crado A, Wb lend oro.. nnd eve.-io the lm-t re tlio ninount U jM i'ld as duty would con-iderv ly mom than Mtudr I'av for sine. 'inc in Mrxi.'.. v i i otli'iduty on ."r In ul ore i-'i'i in- f-n Ir n .ml,,. ,.r. U r,,,1n ,r"' "ll111' ,n r'ovlc. exeepi when oro II !.,i''L''i".Vu"K"i' v. 'rt,a l'o ma- Ij '0 Mill the .H'li ur-ipe, ft ion!) rffl,i ?l",ri"I",!'i 'o commenced ship- I ft Jiiimnn ,7,l'u",,,d B,l,'ie''-nilt.esnenr I.nko a uuzmaa, (u o115o, Tho minus arc about all sixty miles south of Demtne, nnd the bullion is shipped thrnuuh thntiilaoo. The CorralllosCompauy. which has rouumrly shipped oro throuuh Demlnc to various Amer ican smolters forsovornl yonrs, Is now repre sented nt thnt plnco br tha suporlDtoiident of tho comuany. I. lout. Jlrittati Davis. This com pany slilifs larita amounts of hleli-Rrnde silver oro, and has horotoforo been represented at UemlnKlJy an agent. Drown X liell, who havo loasod the Tnmplco mine at I'Uios Altns for a year, havo a lino lot of ore out, uind will start the firemen mill hero this week. V'hoy expect to take out ore enough tokeopthor.illlrunnlticstonillly. Tlio xtriko which wn- mndo ut the Oscooln nbout n month nun Is still holdlnitout, nnd bids fair to Vo the most Important one vet mndo In thrttpnrtof tho Plnos Altus district. ThoOsceolnls nbout three miles from tho bli: PtoduclnK mines of tho camp, but tlio strlko thorn Is us proml-lnc now us any or tho strikes made In llio on rlv development of what aro now tho Import ni it inlnos ol thocamu. Hhlpnients ot .bullion from tlio Deep Down linvolieen conimonied, nnd tho Indlcntlonsnro now thnt the mlno can bo successfully worked under tho lea'vo system, MlNtsto in cor.onuio. Dr'tvun, May 14. A fow weoks aco mention was made In thoso columns of new cold Holds latoly discovered on the Grand iilvor. Mnco tliontlio oxcltenwnt lias Krown until now a verllablo boom hnti taken place, und those who have vlsltod tho cuinps ut CnmnCioek mo thoroughly autistic U that cold oxlsts. In rivvlni; (luantltlos. Tho J.ovol nlncor has been lliorouulliv ponnou nuu prospucieii. unu an ninny ns sovonly co Vors to n pun hnvoboou found. Latoly utosp H'to,, uno koiio over tlio wholo I BO acres, takitic a shovnlof dirt liero nnd there from tho hXirfsco, nnd llnnl y tlioy tooknsnniplofiom tho wholo that yioldod tit) per cubic foot. Ilils iot.oslt of irold hns no doubt cotno from tho lireokonrldKO Kold bolt, belnir wnsliod down tho (lino iilvor. nnd nt Inst llndlnc n rostlnir plnctt in thovround nbovo describod. Tho Kold i what Is known as coarso crfld, no llnko or iino uold boliic found. 'I ho tilncor mines nbou Crested Ilutto aro bolnc worked with Kront leor at prosont. As Boon ns bedrock is roncied minors look for Bomnthlnirrleh. It is In ths suloh thnt thou sands of dollars In coldduiit wore pnekod out in the days of 'fid nnd 'ill. News from tho mines nt Mn tihnttnn continues most fnvorablo. A roturn fn ni tlio Ilrst njsay of oro taken from a croup owned by tho lilnck Hawk MlniiiK Company show. It to eontnln 'jtl in cold and S7 cents lu silver t n tho ton. IhoCnssoll Gold and yilvor lllniiii: Company has boon incoipornted hero, vylth ox-Sonator II. A W. Tnhor President nnd n cnnltnl stock of $1.00(1,0110. Tho conipnny iivs patented n chotnicnl nrocoss by which It In asserted thnt the cost of relractory ores can bo roducod to Properties nround Onr.ty and Pllverton aro rresontltiK nn animated nppforiinco. Tho Amoricnn-.Vottlo hns now openol no llfty feet In nn oustorly direction, and overylootot the way has tioen in rich oio. Tho output of the mines In nnd nround I.ood ville has just boon cnnii.Ilod, und the uveraco has boon l,:ti:i tonsdallv At A-pen tliero has been n silent fnlllncori Binco last week. Tho shipments of oro woro "..bOU tons. rnnortFss is- Anizoxs. TursoK. Mny 10.- Po far. the richest rock found lu the new strike in tbo Colorado canon has assayed but l'.'o ounces to tho ton in cold nnd sllvor. mostly tho luttor. Low crado oro exists in lurKe .luiiuuuus. UUl lUUlU II uv ruu son to bollovo that tho reports nrn truo thnt minora! of creatulun can bo found wherever tho pick is stuck. .No moro than twenty-Ilvo men thoro, und they will cot out ns soon ns thoy can. Men vtho hnvo just come from Wnshlncton camp report n very rich strike iu'tho Dosiniosno mine. Tho new oro body was found on tho 400 foot levol, nnd Is the lurceBt copper dlscovor7 ever mndo In tho Territory. Thomas lucrum, who him boon chlorldlnu; tint Mumio mlno dump, reallzod about loo per ton from tho lust shipment. David Allon lias bonded the Tool croup of mines in the Hmsliaw district to n svndlcnte o( Eastern capitalists, who propose to work them on un extensive scale. .1 TUKTU.ISU ICESCU1X riremntt Mcf.rnn ISitTefl tbn T.tTen of a MnnluF Mother unit Her ltnby. Boston-, May 18. riromnn Walter McLean, of Kncine 2iJ. 6aved tho lives of n maniac and iier baby to-day. Thore was no Ilro. but the younll llreuiun's attention wns nttracted by this sceno: Prom tho third-story window of a tonement house nt tho North End huncayoune woman, head downward. Grasped tichtly inonohnnd wns hor cirl baby, which swunc from Bidoto sldo liko n pendulum. With hor bend and shouldors out of the window, nnd with her arms locked about tho llrst woman's loft lee was nnotbor woman. The first was n younc woman named Marin da Gloria, with hor lllecltfmnte child, seekinc to commit sulcido; theothorwns nn aunt, who wns ondonvorini: to prevent tho mother nnd child from fnllini: to tlio pnvemont bolow. Piremnn McLean lost no time in renchlnc tho room, and In n twink llnc had burst tho lock nnd crabbed tho would be Bulcido'B rielit lee. Tho moment that tho aunt found that lioln hud come she let co her hold, fell backward into tho room exhausted, nnd then fainted nwny. The wbolo task of savinc tho fnsnno mother nnd her child now dovolved upon tho flromnn. Mcl.oan probably adopted tho only way In i which one man could havo accomplished It un- assistod. Ktimmonlnc nil his stroncth Iio hauled nwny until ho cot tlio womnn's lei: up nnd across tlio window sill. Then lie sat on it ns a man would on n crowl nr in inlsjuca hoavystono. lie ronlied that the maniac mother mlKlit dropliorehlldatnnymo- ment. and ns ho rnisod her un within reneh ha I ernhbed tho lnlnnt with his r It: lit hand and 1 tried to ct It nwny. Tlio Iiisnnowomnn wetild I not let co of It and tiiod to bltn her roscuor. I Kiopinc cool, tlio younc llreman wnltcd his I opportunltv. Then with his dlsoncnced hand ho seized tho Firucclinclunatlcbythothro.it 1 i.n.l. pnmmnndlni? nil bis f.trnoth. tennml I back nnd puliod. Inn moment mother, child, 1 and firemen wore bine in n honp on top ot tho body of tho mint, who lay unconscious on tho Hour, near tho window, I Then n lively Hcht onsiiod. Tho mnnlao I struccled violently to Ireu himself from tho I clutch ot hor savior, using stroncth Biilllclunt 1 almost to overpower two men. She tried to bltn McLeans hand, and did cut her teeth on I tho lelt one. Ho iiukkly drovv It nwny nnd, chancmc hi-hold, ho put his arm around hor I neck currntlni: stile, and elioked her Into yulnti.os until the uollco took her In choree. 'J ho story Msrlo Da Gloria Is uu exceed Icclv sad one. She cmno to tills country from I'nrtucai, whoro sho has n father nnu mother. Borne two years uea he trustod n I'ortucuo-e, l who, when ho found thnt thoio wns likely to be unpleasant results from tlio intlmney, ran nwsv. Mario lound him livlnc in Newport, but I bo told her it would Iio Impossible to marry her bocniibo hobadnwife and ehlldron in Portueal. i Tho Bln.ck produced by this lutelllcenco upsot I tho clrl's brnln. nml sho boramo violently insane on rtnturdny. This evenlnc she wonted to co out, and mnde a dash for tho door, but th mint cot tbero llrst nnd licked It. Mnrlo rnn to the window, throw up the snsh nnd jumpod out bond llrst with tho child. Tho mint iuM had tlmo to catcli her by tho lee Theu followed tho rosoun by tho llreman. A Uridine 'I'll lit Cost u Iti.v'x I.lfr. Piiu.ADEi.rbiA. Mny 19. James Wnrhurst, an Irrnsclble miislo toucher of this rity.21 yonrs of nee. took It upon himself on Jan. II Inst to boat unmercifully tho H-year-old son of Ills nclchbor, Thomas Mooro, livlnc nt 4,ir2 l.an- .aster avonuo bocouso hothouchttbe Ind hnd been uunovinc him. Yesterday tho child died. The mother nurenrod in court on last Wodnosiiny, uud, with tours rol Hue down her face, said hor boy was ilyine: but Wnrhurst was not eommltted and nobody knows whoro ho is. Tho court ofllcers thout'ht tho mother oxneceriitod tlio story. All la-t winter tun boys tormontod wn-hurst by puillnc his door bell. Ho pounrod out mio door and sebod the Mooro boy, who, with a rope, wns puillnc another boy on roller skates. He drnceod iilm into his house, shut tho door kicked him und beat him until the u Irli'httul condition. 'Warhurst was held In f.'bti bail lor assault. Tlio hoy novor left bed nfter ho was tukon home. Wurhurst run nwny on Wednesday uftor lie hoard ol tlio motlioi's btor lu court. Ttvn Mnrniiiii Kldrrs Floicerd, IliuMiKdliAM, Ala, Mnv 18,-Two Mormon elders, Morcan nnd Weston, woro sovoroly wlilppod In Clay county, on I rlday nlcht, nnd woro wnrnod lo lenvo thutreelon. novor to re turn. The whlpplne was done by about forty farmers, nmone whoso families Illdon Morcnn nnd Wcbton had been proolitlne for sovornl weeks, Tho man dlroctlv rosponslblo for It wns .sum Diivios, whoso vvlfo hud boon convert- I pd to.M rmonlsm. Mio threntenod to leuvo lier husbuiid nml family, unle-s ho. too, joined tho Mormon l hiirch. To nvold further trouble in i h s family. Davis Induced his neichbors to aid lilralnclvlncthooldeisiicood hocclnc. Tho elders ucruod to loavo at once nnd nev erreturn. llrookljn Ilniiroud Men Illmiutliartl. Tlie driven m! coniliictOM on tU Third tuu ind Cnuri itrfU lines ot lie llrookljn tlty JtUroJ r lu very much dluatlitled wlih the time Ubltt wli.ch duptrlnttnJfntHiitUi Iiti trranied, iri which lliecommiltet nelinir for Hit men list rffuiei to n iTOie Tliefiuiiluyrenii Uie i.iher ilnei lit taVtn tiilfHintii tli Third i.vfiiiin mill i oun ttreel uirn aul uliou d itip iit.jtcUui.iih e uMei be hunir up In tht tu tle tfi'iUv Liter limy le rerlou trouble, the latter tl.rf irn lo nop work mnner than woik under them, ltliespected tioweter, ttial 1'reHdenl Lewli. wbn hae tieeu appealed lo. will be able lo make aome tatUfac tory arraniemeut, and that tha relailona between tha comiiaii) and In euiploren will not tie UUtaitied. WASHINGTON SCANDALS. i vxvomvsATr. iiattkiis nncAZLr.n It r VATACAZI'S JtKATU. The riemidiit About Ilia Iteaattrnl 'Wire Other Irreicillurltte)! Which Have Ilia Irirbed lVuhliiclon Official Jt.lle. WAStitNOTON, .Mny 18. Whon the news of tho doath of Mr. Constantino Calacnzy was ro colved In Waslilncton n low days aco nn acl tatod rlpplo went over tho social wavo In of ficial circles. Mr. Catncazy wns the Kusslnn Mitilstornt this post twenty v enrs nco. Hotter men hnvo been forcotlen In hnlf of twenty )oms. lint it Is imt tho ltusslan Minister poo plo euro lo reniumberovoii now, but the ltus flati Minuter s wlfo-tho boatitlful woman whoso unu vcllous coldon hair was tho onvy of other wonieii. Mmo. Catacazy was not only n boaiitliul woman, but sho was n brilliant woman In Intellect and accomplishments. Those who nro familiar with tho social r'cltno of tho oarly part of President Grunt's Administration, know all nbout the "Cotac.ixy scandal." Madam bad boon mar ried when vory younc to nn Italian Count, many jnra hor senior. Thoro wns uo lovo on hor sldo. Mho soon niter mot Mr. t'ntuenzy. thou n hnndsomo vounc ltusslan. who hnd Juit boen appointed Secretary of tho Ituseinn Location at Wnshlncton. She loft horUtnllan husband, whom she did not lovo, and camo to Wnshlneton. livlnc quietly horo, but under tho protection of tho younc llusslnn Hocretnry. Official society shrucued its shoulders, but mndo no protest. Mcnntlmo tho younc llus slnn diplomat was wolcomod ovorywhoro. courted und smiled upon by fashionable mothers nnd thoirmorofashionablodiiuchtors, uuttotho snmons ninny young diplomats nre courted nnd binllod noon lu tho present tlmo. Mr, CutacnEy's relations with tho"bonutful Btrnnccr" did not stnnd in tho way of his promotion, nnd when ho lott Waslilncton it wns to co to the Austrian Court. .Slop by stop ho ndvnncod in tlio diplomntic servic. nnd about llftoon tears lator ho returned to Wnshlncton nnd presented his credentials as invoy Kxttnordlnnry nnd Ministor Plenipotentiary, the toprescnUtlvoof I the CVnr. In tho menu tlmo tho Italian Count had died, nnd tho beautiful Countoss with thomarvellous Golden hair wns Iree. They wero married, and slut bacamo Mine. Catacn.v. Tho interposition of I'rovidonco In tho removal of tho flri-t hus band was followod spoodily by hor mnrriaco to thesocond. This scomod lo be aufliciont mono- ment for her enrly fault, and sho was rocolvod at tho ltusslan Comt. Of courso, bho rotumed to Washincton tho wlfo of tho llusslnn Ministor, Hor beauty nnd brilliant intellect nt once attracted uttontlon, and sho was a prominent lleuro In tho diplomatic circle. At llrst it was not known that her comlnc wns a return, for It was not suspoctedthnt tho ltus slan Minister's wife and tho boautiful strnneor" of llfteen yonrs before wero onoand the samo womnu. A plain, tiulntorostinc woman porhnps mlcht havo passed unsuspectod, for she would hnvo attracted llttlo or no notice. Not so. however, with Mmo. Catncazy. and the liopubllcnn court" would not receive hor. And vet. when one romeinliorM thnt tho lie publican couit" lust nt thnt time was not the most circumspect lu cood bohnvior, ono feels that Its rlchteous lndicniitlou ncalust tho bcautlltil forelcnorwusrnti.orfar fetched. It hns boon said thnt Mrs. l'ish. wile of the hecrctaiy of Mate cracloim woman that she wns tried to nv ert tho social bnnli-hmeut of Mine. Cntucni'y. but in vuln. American women would not recoive her: Ihouch. without doubt, hnd the Minister sent ill- wlfo homo, he would have boon locelvod without her. Hut I'rcsidont Grant decided there i-hnuld not be ono co to of morals for tho husband and auothot code ot morals for tho wile. Do declined to receive tho llusslnn Minister, but oteourso. without half tho talk about It. mude bv the Women who would not receive the husslan Minister's wife. Mr. Catncazy was tdi irtly nfter recalled, at tho request of tho President. It is n sorlous thing when tho recnll ot u Ministor Is nsko.tbythe Oovornment to which ho Ih sent, it hns hardly happened nbove throe or four tlmos within the contury. In one of two Instances slnco tho Cntacnry recall It was kopt so much ol n Stnto soeret th.it not nbovo a dozen neoplo in Washincton knew what wns conernlly understood to bo a resignation wns. In fnct.n recall, asked for by tho President und the Socrotnry of Mnto. History It Is often snid, ropeats Itsolr. If tho Catacazy episode does not repeat Itself It will not bo because olllciul socloty bus wholly ro iormod Binco the C'utncazy day. t-everul other younemon In tho foieier. circle nro follovvlnc pretty closely tho exumplo Bet by the younc ltusslan so mum o irs back, tlinuch thoy may novor booomo l.nvoys Hxtraordinary and Min isters Plenipotentiary. It is scarcely two yours slnco tho secretary of n location, one of tho cleverest and handsomest mon In tho corps, boiiuno surrounded bvn mysterious "friend ship." htrnmsoly onouch, this "beautiful stransor" is also a blonde, with colden hair. The vounc man Is u bachelor nnd. what Ih ex ceptional iiiuone the younc location men. is supposed to bo wealthy. Ho has spent his r onoy vory ceneroiisly hero in social entertain ments Ho did not attempt to introduce his beautiful "friend," and herprosouco in Wnsh lncton, though known In bis tat. did not pro vent him from boine made much of. Vounc women who know omethlnc of tho truth only shruccod their shouldors. "It is none of our business," somo of thorn declared, fortunate ly tor tho younc secretary, but moro fortunnto ly. lorhnps. for ofllclal soclotv. his duties havo culled htm lo .Vow ork. In thocrout motion oils his llio will oxcito no iiuostlon. ns noro In tho small ofllclal round. Hut in many foaturos 11 Is n -cond Catacazy boglnnlne. In one par- uciiiuru is u puriuiei. lor linn youm; t-uoroiury Is very clever, and, liko youne Cutacii.y. euvo promise of n brilliant tnreer.ono wonders how it will ond, and II tho end will bo so much of i womnn's constancy and man b fulthfulncss as l was tho end of tlio Catacazys. "Monsieur itmusos himself over horo nnd I muilnme amuses hersolf over thore It ttiov l are ncroed who shall complain This was tho conimont mnde by tho wlfo of n foreien i Minister not lone nco when llio conduct ot n Kecrotnry of Locution hnd bocomo llio subject of open eoslp. Monsieur" is a forolcnor with a rich Amer lenn wifo who prefers to livenbroad. TboucU ho has served his country ut Washincton bo mo bnlliioen or moro ours. his American wife has not unco favoicd tho American capital with her presonco. .Naturally, ibo man hns no homo life of tils own. and Iio has soucht It In tho homes of othor men, lor somo time after he cume to Wnshlncton his constunt attend ance on tho wilo of nnotbor diplomat I cum struneers tho impression that lie I was the bidy's husband. Howover. this I was dispellod by the occasional nppear I unco of the husband ami wlfo tucother ut the fame entertainment.. Thou ho wus supposed to bo a luicholor. ii very lllrtatlous bachelor, who had tho leisure for lllrtallous umuKOiuent. .Now. It may not ho that diplomats in W UhIiIiik ton are mj much mure Inclined to such iiimiho ineui tlian American ollliiule. Hut tho dljilo inutis a ui, in of moro leisure nml moro surraco poilnh in ciiptlvnllnc nddross. Tho American i.llhlnl whatever bis mnk, Is a busy man. and i tlie time that jtislly boloncs to his family is lu I most rnsun clvun to olllcial duties. And so it l that this drlvo lu ofllclal llfo ofton throWB in the way ol cay younc wives tlio most Inno i coi.tly becmi acquaintances, which drift into vprv troul;leoiuofilond3hlisnndend in pltl nblosriiiidal', Thoro mo nn Inconslsloncles no Inconsistent ns i ho el urine Inecusisteiicies in iilTielal cir cles, I hat people who aio known to be walk jueontliii crust of ii so. lul volcano should to kept in (lancer by their lilonds or profossed mends In the wuuo -ot Is iimazlnc. it wns durlne tlio last Administration. und within two yours, that the nttltudo of certain prominent hostesses was mosinstonlsliine. "Monsieur's" assiduous intentions hnd, ns wus vory well known, broucht unhnpplnoss to tho homes or two lilKli fllolnls. In ono Instnnco an open flcundal wub bainly averted by the Intervention of relations who-o political and social power wus sun clentt.i cause the recall of the diplo mat, and bo iiseiipe I ilNmlssal only bocuuso It would Inevitably load to lint oxnosure they sought to conceal, ItwuswhllD thoro was no end or coshlp nbout "Monsieur" and the lady that certain ho-tos-.es of social prominence und uiofobsodly tholr filonds anioitiiiuoil thorn at dinner purtles-lhe lady, nlvvnys without her husbnt.d, and thodlplomnt Invariably ono of thneuosts. It wnsprosumed that iho husband wnslnvltod to the dlnnors, but It was well known that Jut would not ncconipnuy his wlfo whoro ho wus likely to meet her udmlror. nml that ho re carded tho Im Italians u an Insult, it wus nlso known that 'hliics iiad reached n ilosperatu P.is, thioutiv incpolltlrnl ruin und social ills crnco 'I hoiofore it became nque-tion whether tho people who encnuiuuod tho dnucoroiis friendBhlp between tho ofllclal's piotty wlfo and tho nirtntlous diplomat woro honost In their motives. These thlnes hupponed ovor nnd ovor acaln. and In a way too evidently prearranged to bo mistaken for accident. At the same time thoy wero tho subject ol Unlit and nl'y cossIp In their own sot. rinaliy somethluehad to be done. De.spnr- fite cases roiiulrn desperate remedies. The lusband, thouch injurod, was perhaps in his own conscience not itltocother ulamoless. Ho hnd no tlmo to admire his wife nnd clve hor tho attention she wns fond or, und had left her to recolvo thnilevoii..ii of n mnn who hud tho time, Ills relations snid Vnti must takotho fst step. We will follow," 1 orliups In uii his life be bad never foil so humiliated. Hut ho uik out bravely, gave an entertainment, nnd the diplomat was one of the nuests to wA.m t? waa mosf. k,nd and courteous. Of coarse his pretty wlfo was tha hostess, the world Why We Win Because Ilood's Sarsaparllla is the best Because Ilood's Sarsaparlll Is an honest sprints medicine and blood purifier. medicine and every purchaser receives a fair Because it is a concentrated extract of the equivalent fr bis money, best alterative aDd blood purlfylncremodles of DocauBO It is tho only medicine of which the vegetable klncdora. on trulr be said "100 doses one dollar," an Because, by a peculiar combination, propor- unanswerable argument as to stroncth nnd Hon, and preparation, it posesses curative economy. Power peculiar to Itself. liocattso It is a modorn medicine: the rlpo Because it Is unequallod for thecuro of eorof- fruit of the Industry and study of experienced ula, salt rheum, bolls, pimplos, humors, Ac. pharmacists, undsr whose porsonal direction Because there is notalne equal to It for cur- it Is still prepared, lnc dyspepsia, biliousness, nick headache, in- Ilecauseit has "aeoodnameathoms" thero digestion. belce moro ot Hood's Hnrsanarllla sold in Low- Because it rouses tho kidneys and liver and ell. whore It is nutde. than ot all other sarsaua- keeps these orcans In healthy condition. rillas or blood pmriuorn combined. Because it effeots romarkablo cures where llecnuse its ndnortlalne Is orlclnnl and not other preparations totally falL dopendont uuon tbo brains of competitors. Hood's Sarsapariiia Bold by all druggists. $l:slxfor3. Prepared f Sold by all druesl Its. $1: alx for $5. Prepared only by 0. 1. HOOD i CO.. Lowell. Mass. I only by C. I. 1100 D .t CO.. Lowell. Mass. 100 Dosos One Dollar 100 Pesos Ono Dollar wnBdlflarniod.nndthelrsetwaBamitsed. Shortly uftor tho diplomat wont nbrond not on ft recn I. but on nslx months' louvoofnbsonco.Gno would lool Inclined to rojolco If this wero tlio ond or It nil. Hut "Monsieur" l ncnln In Wnshlncton, nnd tho gossips lire wntchlnc for tho renewnl ot tho old llirtntion. Howover honest nt liontt the man may bo now, two thlnes clve distrust of his honosty-hls pnst reputation nud the continued absence ot hi-, wife. It need hardly be said that tho dlplnmntlo corps Is not prudish or etrnltliiced. It can stand n great nmount of lllrtiitioii nnd n spoctnblo ncandnl" without flinching, ljjit It confossoil Itself much scandalized by Mon sieur" nnd thodlplomnt'H wire: so lunch thnt the latter round the cold shouldor of tho corps too freezing, nnd llnnlly passed much of hor time in .Now York. Tho trnnsforot her hus band to another po-t took tho obioctlouablo lady nway. It wns nttor her dnpnrttiro that "Jlonslour's" attentions wero coucontratod on tho wifo of tho Amorlcanolllcl.il. Whether tho foreien circle found comfoit in tills or not, it is certain thoy looked on with much iitilot oompl.icoiicy. That n diplomat should curry his gnllnntrios with a high hand does not apparently disturb thorn so lone ns tho object of his gnllnntrios is an Amorlcan woman, nnd not n womnn in their own circle. YA oil. It is a nntuinl mid Bomowbut Iiumuii seiilshuesB. As for tho troublqsoniu Hecretary. his flirtatious enroer. without doubt, bignn with his marriage. His mariinco was ono of tho too many International episodes where Amoric.in riches and forolcn titles cou stltuto the medium of exchnneo. Tho Chinese Minister, who has been In this country about six months, huvlnc presontod his credentials last October. Ib Interesting be cause of hlBr-tronc contrast to his pi odoeossors. With his comlnc a troinendouB chance camo nine ll.o Immtlnn In "Jiteivart Caste. It is no loncer the sceno of genorous hospitnlity nud cny festivity. On tho contrary. Mr. Tsnl hwo lln, Isoconomla and domocr.itio. Hols not. liko his immediate predoeessor. n man of wenlth, with a tastu for lavish display. lie Bides, ho is vorv democratic both In theory and prnctlco. He keops no cnrrlnco. nnd -oldom uses one whon ho can walk to his destination. -Mr. Tsnl wnlk.s down to tlio Department of Mato on otllclnl businoss. und goes on foot nimostovorv whoro olse. His secretaries pre vail on him to take a onirluce when eoinc to i tho White Housoon stnto oceaslcns. ids cos 1 turaos nro not so rich and varied asthdsoot 1 former Chinese Mlnlstors. and it is said sti let i ocouoiny provnllB lu the domestic istnbll-h-inont or Mr. Tsui His wile Booms to liavo taken but ono glimpse of tho world. It was somo weoks nco. whon sho nppoured at tho Herrmann matinee. Mnco that day .Mine. Tsnl hns not beon -een in public. Whether suo ro tlrod to her former seclusion of hor own freo will, or whether thoMIni-ter repented of civine her this llrst Mep of freedom, is not known. Mr. Tsui Is seen now uud then ut mi evenine pnrty. but ns compared with foimer Chinese Ministers ho has entered but mildly Into tho i-oclnl euyetlos, and has given no parties at tho ieeatlon. liutoneof the former secretin les re mains with tbu prc-ont Ieeatlon Mr. Ho. a translator and attach Hut .Mr. Ho la no longer Hie jollv. smllluc Colnstlal of joie. He is, without doubt, much dopies-ed by the now atmosphere uud new order of discipline. ihe Coroans hold tholr own steadily. Tho Minister Is still ab-ont. but tho Lh.irco d'AI falros. Mr. Yo Wan onc. nnd wife, and hecio tnry, Vo Clin Yun nnd wire, decline no in vitntlons. Thoy eo out n great deal, and tholr facos vvoarexpiossionsof sinillne content. In fact, tho Coroans havo put tho Chlnoso qullo lu the shnde. and thevseom to bo woil nwaro of it. Mrs. Yone nnd Mrs. uu nro not unmindful thnt thoir rulnbow-hued silks nro orroctlvo nnd picturesque. They enjoy tho llttlo dnzzlo nnd stir their presonco mauosnt n rocontlpn, for they nre still a good doalol n novelty In Washincton. II 1I10W JlAlllilTT TO lit! KVlCTlin. The Sllter-ln-lnw or the lleiid Xlllllonnlre Ordered Out or the limine lie Oavre Her, HvntcusE, May 18,-Mrs. Catharine Babbitt, widow ot Dnvld Babbitt, tho less successful brother of the Into millionaire soap king. Is again on the vorgo of despair. Tho little homo which sho has occupied for tho last nineteen years, and whloh tho heirs of tho Into B. T. Babbitt have beon trying to roalio on without Incurring tho denunciation of tho public. Is Boon to bo wrested from her. After the publlolty given tho relations of the poor widow with hor sstor-!u-lavv, tho mllllou nlre manufacturer's widow, tho ngents of tho latter censod to puh bor claims on tho place, nnd the nged nnd almost pennllcs-. widow had begun to bollovo that tho heirs hnd at Inst consontod to let hor live out tho romnlndor ot nerdavs unmolosted. nut nor nurrow nonzou was overshadowed a fow dais ago by tho re ceipt of tills letter, which explains itself. TunstH II. Bcliii Cm MHIimirl.i. 1 rQuiriaLK liciLin-u, I J J URiiiiiwar, V.. viay 10. mo ilrt Catharine nnUltt. l;o vmnir itrrrt .,urjrur,x. 1". MnM 1 have recentij purclianed tlie prorvriy I3u Sejmour eireel, Sj recuse, web Ii I li am vuu are in.w occiip In?, nnd desire iio.Hertlon of the mine I hei ebv notiii u m reinoTo ilieri-frnin on or before tin .'.'.I ilaj of Una tnonlti. By o Uoinouu wlllublUe. j.mra rfipectfully. Tiiohh llllin a per .VI Tho thouchtof belnc turned out Into tho streot has almoht crazed tho poor old lady. To a reporter sho Bald: It will bo u sad dav when I nm compelled to surrender a homo which wns purchased lor my use during hit lifetime, und which wns to go absolutely to my daughter lioslo nftor my death. Tho lust tlmo that ii. T, Babbitt l called here 1 noticed thnt ho was In falling health. 1 snoko nbout nrrnnglnc mutters so thnt Ins holrs could not question I our title to the propoity. ,ilo oxoliumoJ: 'Oh. I everything is nil llxo I. iouwlll remain hero ns lone us you live and upon joiirdoath lioslo i will bucomo the owner. 1 thought that this I verbal ui'derstiinillnc wus notexifHy business 1 like, nnd suggested thut ho should draw up a deed to that eileet. 'No.' said he (Irmly. Mon have no Idea of the value of money, und nro liable to Incur debts which, transformed Into jiidcinents, would bo a cloud upon the title of the propertv. This cniinot occur so long ns tlio property Is In my name.' Mr Babbitt knew thnt I hnd never wnnlod for monoy and vvnsnlBo nvvnro that I i-pont It freely in thoeuusoof ehutlty. No Per son ever went from my door liunery. 11. Babbitt was u noble coneious soul. Ho tonic good carethnthls brother's widow und orphnus never suffered pilvntmii orwunt." When a-ked If sho Intondod to romovo to some othor locution. Mrs. Bnbbitt answered tearfully 1 havo no placo to co to. Lot them put my fiirnltuio on tho sidewalk. Tho Inw may ncquiesco in this proceeding, but this house rightfully belongs to mn nud my child, nnd I shall nut leuvo until forcibly compelled to Uo so." There Is a strong publio bentlmont hero against the policy of the helm of tlio Babbitt estate in forcing tho widow to leuvo her homo. Hit ret rSeventeell'M Tootei-,nnotalee, r'rovi the imah i HoWil UtraUl KEOKUK, In May in. Tliero Is on exhibi tion In this city the pattorn of tho ln-olo of a pair of shoos made nt Knkokn for u clrl living ut itnlnbovv. Mo. '1 ho girl lor whom the-e shooBworo mndn is only 17 veins old, mid Is sovnn feet sovon luchos in height, and wolchs MS5 pounds. Hiio lias had many oilers In i oso in u museum, nil of which aim has rmocted. The Insole referred to incisures l.'i'j Inches in lenctli nnd UH inches lu width. I'llgrlm Church ADDlvrrsury. The twenD'.elghtli annlveriary of the 1'ilerlm flinrcli and Sabbath Hehool of .New York at Madleon avenua and Kill itreet wae obierved eeterday luornlny and erenlnir. In the evenlnif the rchn'ara of the Bubbatti aehoot mareliad luto the churrh, and each placed a flair on tha llatform. The Itev. Alex, (etrle, tho pnitor's anUianU read tha Scripture, follow ed by a prayer br the iter J M. l.ope hum Alon nave a recitation and i hti Slnr, who It tcotne buck o rbina anon epoke on "The Pllferenre lietween the Teachluir of Confucian limand f'hrltitanlty fclilot r Shepnrd made an ad ilrrst on "Trauariru ration of ChrUt ai studied by iha CtaMtl Hie lorinz Klndueieor Hod 'waitheiuu JectofMaloroen.il o llownrd'aaddrtii. and the pa. lor. the Itev Samuel II. Vlrmn, clo'ed ttia upeakitir, The memberihlp of iha school la Ut! and of the church A 1'ettr lllarknmller. Tere.a Murray of 4n Raat Thirteenth atreet an I Florence Prow n of 11 t'e'atirer street were acu'led in Kliabelh ilreet nt in unlock Un nijht by Allen Mor. rotr, an Italian, of :.7 I atl Tweuiy tint ilrt el. who da raanded aarlnr that l( they did notjdve him tha money be would have them arretted. Tnejrtrli were frightened and ran np tha atreet. They met roiloeman Howler, who arrtiled Morrow and took htm io tha Tenth practnci elation home, where si wai locked up. 1U-31UC11. ti.s nicrATi.to liuiMs. If Western JtCepuinllriinaj Wnnt IlemocrAtlc Votew for free C'olnuae thev Sluat A'ote Atculnet tier) reederHl Election l,vv. WASHiNriTON. Mar 18. Tlio I)omocrnt9 of tho Hotiso and Sottintci havo boon putting their I bonds toeethor und hnvo informally nnancud i n courso of notion on tho silver quostlou by which thoy fcol eonfldont of tbolr ability to dofout tho enncunont of n I'edornl election Inw, Tho Kennto will probnbly pnss a prnctl- cnlly froo colungo bill, but without tho uld of tlio Uouiocruts in tlici Houso tlio bill cannot I bocomo ii Inw. It Is wall known thnt (Speaker i Hoed Is opposod to tho froo colnngo of silver, nnd up to tho prosont uitno no mousuro of Im- I portnnoe hns passed 'tlio Houso unless snnc- i tinned by this nutoe.rnt from Mutiiu. 'Iho itopiibltcans In tho Hi mso nre divided on this question. The-cmnciati generally nvorlroo colnngo. but ns inuch u they deslro to obtain it. thoy do not propose to voto for it unless tho froo colnngo llemiblUvuus pledge thoniselvos not to voto lorn 1 edew J okoilon law. Wnitorn I ltopubiicnns und YVote in Demoerulsnre uii- lous to pnss tlio i'risn'olnai.'e bill, butowiue to tho nntnconlsm of Mr. Iteed und Hastornlte publlcuns. tho bill will foil unless (oiitliern Hotiiocru's vote for It. Tho luttor nppreclato tbeadvuntngo thev Jutvo und inland to Piollt by it. While er-ort.illy tl o lavor freo coln ngo, ns do their coistltuoneles they nro pie- pared to take n stand tigninsr it and to goon ibo stump uud say ta tl.eir people. "Wo Inivti vo'cd neiiinst this bill, nnd we I hnvo dono It in nidetr to prevent tho pasi-tige of I n I ederul election Intv. Which would you rnther havo fmo colnagoor loderai control of your olectlons This it.tho position tho Democrnts hsvo tnken. Western I't'inocrntR, us a rule, caro llttlo lor the I oloral l.loctiou hill, bu. thoy caro a groat doil for tha Mlvor bill, and they will not tie willing tofaco their people and admit that the deloatof lip.i coinage was duo to u Pirtlsan de-ire to Piston on the .southern peo ple 1' ,-ilernl intPiferenco In Mate olectlons. a condition which thoy would hardly liko to seo In their own .states. As tar ns can bo loarnod no formal ueienmont hns boon cutorod Into, but tlin 1,'epuhllcius uro well iiwuio of the fact that if thoy persist In eui-tlng their obnoxious election law upon the inople of tho bouth, tho Democrats will undoubtedly doloat the freo coinage of silver. i r.Diion sciiEviTycit ursuiss. I He Is n Socialist Still, Itnt, It la Iteliortnl, Mil- Miuln Ills l'cncr. With the Czar, Announcement Is made. In tho 'olk-7.elung l that .sorelus IX bcho'.iticli, tho editor, has reslgnod. In n lottor which ho addresses to tho Bourd of Trustoes ruuklng his determinn tion to withdraw public, ho says ho does it with ti hoavv heart nnd n'.'ter n long struggle, but clrcumstnncos which cnuso him to take I tho stop nro most poAvorful. In an article called "A lletrobpoct uud slgiiud by Mr. bchovitsch, he snrs "1 know thnt my ofTorts havo beon meagro. Indoed. but rest nesurod that should It bo no-cos-inry 1 will, whorovor inyBphoro of action Iio. gladly glvo up my life to see our common cause prorpor." 1'urtlier on In thnurticlo he says thut. thirteen yoars nco, very llttlo Indeed wns liuird of rJio lator movument. nud nothing nt all or socialism. Now, In ovory country, and I In tlio hotels nud thoiitros. as well as In the I Houses of t'ongrest., I'arllamont. and other places of meeting little else Is talked of. Ho adds: It would be reatlr painful for mo to nay farewell It that word meiint In my mind that we were p.irtlinr. Bui how cull lluio or distance Influence our caime T A& Kreat nnd wide us the world U our Mruinrle, and a part lug amoin; tie le only ponelMe when we deierl from tho rauka. Auf Wiedemelm. then, perhiioia on another bat tle field, but in battle for tbe eauie caaieo which blude ue together hero Tho Hociall-t ox-edltor, it is asserted, will ro turn to itussln to assume tha position and wealth ho resigned many yonrs ago. Tho repoi t Is that ho will live with his brother. Count t'Chevltsoh, tiovornor-Clononil of Kurlnnd, in his palace in Itlgn. It is Mil j that ho has per fected tins nrrnucomorjt witli UioCnr. Kur lnnd bus u civil, notlu millturv. Governor, nc cordlng to tho Almanuch do Uothn for lH'iO, nud Ills nnmo Is .sipluguino. All that Mr. Schovltsch's collognoi. know, thoy say, is that lie nud Ids wife, tho I'riucoss il.icowitz. nre going to 1'nris, Thoro In u good doal of In credulity about going back to liussla. Ills nowspnpor has been included from Oermnny nml Austria ns woil ns from Itussln. nnd It Is snid that thoro is a stnndine docrco of urrest ngsinst him in those two States on account of his socialistic uttoruueos. JL I'lirtrluee't l.oe nl'ii Jlurlier Sboti. llANfiolt. May is. Lust, full Georco Abbott, ti B.iucor burlier, came Into possession of u llvo partrldgo. tho bkrd having down In nt nn open window of his houso. Tho pnrtiidgo was kept in a cneo in Abbott's shop nil winter nnd so potted thnt it soon boenmo vory tamo. '1 ho other iluv. thinking tho bird would ilko its freedom, tho kind-hearted bnrber took tho cae to tlioodgo ol a wood In tho outskirts of the city, mid npened tlio door, Imt, much to his suiiirlso. tho pnrtrldco iofu-oil to eo into tho bush. porMstcnth lingering near tho enconnd, llnallv. when driven nwny, flew to n neighbor ing house and perched upon tho enves. Thnt bird evidently profit) rod tlio elioorful at mosphere mnl high living of tlie barbershop to u cntch-ns-cntch-enn existence In tho Maine wood-. Opium In Siiliuon funs. fr in tht (ntlnamet Giitcw A liinmlnoiil rinsiu' llivor eauner Is now in Asloilu, who. notwithstanding tho fact thnt other dinners thoro iiiuilo nothing, Is n mil liouulie. Hut ho did not make It altogether on' of salmon, hut Iiuh been Interested in opium fimtiggllng. Tito wuv tho thing is worked Is thi- i ho opium Is pnekod Into snlnion entiB. her m"tle.illy M-nliul uii, nnd, wltli nn uttiiietivo salmon label pu-ted on the outside, coos on Its wnyiejolclug. In a shipment Bovoral "lond ,d" cii-es inn introduced, bearing n privnto mark. hen the conslcnnu-nt nrrlvos In Sun 1 ranciscu tin) Import duty Is paid on tho H.ilmun, mid tho opium is now snfo in tho "proml-'oil land." Oneo Initio L'nltod Mutes, It Is no trouble to seeroto nnd dispose of It. iho customs olllcors do not opon hermotlcnlly senlnd canned goods, nnd tho result Is Inigo miaulltlea of tho seductive, drug have found their w.iv Into the Hultsd htntos. It sooidh that this buslnoss hns bee n going on for venrs, nnd cannorlos could bo mn ut loss nnd still inuke prullt lu some unaccountable win Httataee'M 1'lecialorlul AVIniiritll, FiOln th' InJMnapnllt Journal, MAKfOS', Iiiil,, Mny IS At Svvnyzro this mornlnc tlio rosldonts woro catching Ilsh out ot tho pools und puddles mnde by last night's terrllllo ruin. Later, whon tlie water flunk Into tho ground, sunllsh and shiners by tlio thou sand stiowod the ground. There Is no stream within four miles of Kvvuyvoo, nnd tho theory is tliat thosii Ilsh werociiBCht up by a small tor nado nnd deposited whoro thoy woro lound. IMu llolhiiiil .liiniiiM Into (he lllvrr, Ilda Holland, a eervaiit -1 year olj, employed at l,s.'.7 Teutli avenue ttcnt down to ttia foot(of VVet IttOth atreet l.'"t nUht, at n o'clock,, and Jumped Into the river. Sho HAigot out anl ai-nt to the Manhalian Ur.iDltal, uiiiler arrer she would make no explanation, ene dearrlt'ld In-rrelr ah a mimie ttnuian. but a man who rame to the po n a itatiou to inquire about her laid ho wae her huibaud. t iiuooiccY.y. A drowned man about .so yean old. ft feet s Inchei tall, wearing u ronimon irruy auti und with a leather belt around nla wa'it. waa found yesterday In Ihe Krla liailn During a fight yeiterday Charlea Johmon. aged S2, of 1 Hi. 1'roiperl place ituhbed Ihonina Mciionald nged -o or I.-4J I'riiepect plact lu Hie tide with a penknife, lutllctll.lt a d4ligeroue wouul lie wuKarrrlled Wlnitieitcr Com i). A It, will preient a national flair to-morrow i. lifht tu lha Sunday atiiuol of the Central ongrtrfatioual rtiurch Addreaeea will be uiadu by t'oiuuiander Jnnrjih W Kur. I, an ti Howard the llov Ir ile!irrnf anl lir lirorge VV llruili An In lert-atlng feature wlit he a itrlll with aoodeu luuvkell by forty g.rli of the Miu.Uy acJio.il. Tha Mm. lav honi rhllJrnn f -t I'etor and ht Paul a I I linn h ill W Mm ate nut W iltl.tDiili.irg werepr.erni ed Willi .4 'u i:e,. k A...r ciiIIhl e. rlN) by v,ana Held Pout. T o pr Hentallnu rtml cuerilneii nllei.illng it were held in l'r Mora lneatro in 1'rigge atr'tt Oeu tatlln made the presentation The Itev. bylreiler Ma loue accepted the flag lu behalf of Lhe iclioot. After the xercieei Manitleld roataud Paklu Foil and other via Hlng roita etoorted lbs children from thatheatra to ttiilr Suuday ichcot. anEAT risn irttBBDLBns. Ilenntirhl AVork Dnnn the ny br nasi neae Men nml Hetecllre. TI10B.M. r.C. has nothing whntovor In com mon with tho B. SI. H. O. Tho members of tho li. M. 1 C, enro nothing nbout politics, nnd it is Immntorial to thuni ns n body who Is noml nutod for Mnvor of New York, so long ns tho I Mouther Is favorable and tho llshlnc is good down tho bay. Tho lull nnmo of tlio II. M. r. C. Is tho Business Mon's ITslilnC Club. Tho mnin bershlp Is llmltod to twenty. It is. thoreforo. ono of tho most ocluslvo clubs in Now York, nnd It is ono of tho jolllets, Lvcry member Is nn enthusiastic salt water fisherman, aid, to Bpenknllltorntlvely. a plethoric plscntorlnl pre varicator. Thoy am all full to overflowing with nnecdotcs of tlio wondortul fish which tlipjr hnvo caught In bveono times, nnd It Is an tm wrltlon by-lnwoftho club that no metul er's stories nro to bo double 1 opcnlv. 'J he club goes fishing down tlio bay every Tlnir-il.iv. Lnst Thursdny wns tho oponing of Hi dub's season, but. on uocountor the rnlnj wenthei, onlv nbout hnlf tho niumbois turned out. 'Ihey nssomblod nt n llttlo boforo 7 A, M. nt tlio Stilton Island Ten) nnd took the" o'clock bont for .Br, (ioorgo. At Kt. tleorgo thov took a Ilupld Transit trnln for llosebank, n Million on tho south shore ot .staton Island. Thoy didn't propose to Ilsh ut llosebank. foi nothing w.is ever c.iticht thern evecnt f .ur Tommy cods, threoi oels, (nlno sen robins and, sovon rock crnbs. Those wore caught last summer nt va rious times by placid tiermnn gentlemen who j snt nil dny long beside, mc erooti-pnintod 1 baskrttsand dangled their Itgs over the end of Hojlo'sdock. Tlieio is a legend that somebody onio pullid out n weukllsh at lloebauk. but tho story lacks veiillcntion. Tho li. M. V. 0. only wont lo llosebank to tako the bunt for the fishing grounds down in tho lower bay. Tho club has charttod dipt. John Sanford's etoam llshlng yacht Alinira lor evory Thursday up to October, dipt, hanford knows ovory IUh Ing ground within twenty miles of Now York, nnd honlwovs knows when undwhoro to (Ind tho fish at home. He Is a famous flphorraan hlmsulf. and when ha goes down iho bay and roturns with an empty baskot It Is safe towngor n large nmount that nobody eNo hns had nny luck that day i l.e only trouble about huving nid. Siiutord with a llshlng pnrty Is thnt hn invariably cnlchos the biggest nnd tho most Ilsh. This tdlosincrnsy of the Captain's la npt to breod distrust uud joalousy among tho men who can't got n bito, especially ns ho only uses oie hook, nnd overy one else uses two or three. Lust Thursday bolnc iho opening dny of tho B. M. K C.'s season, dipt, bnnlord generously gnvo Id- sci vices nnd tlio use of his bont froo. Ihe club boarded the Alnilrn. nt R A. M.. nnd she nt once stoamod down toward Sandy Hook. Ii ho tain wns comlncldowu bard but tho Busl noss men sat around unconcernedly on deck nnd told each othur llshlng lies as cheerfully ns though the sun hnd boon shining brightly. 1 ihey didn't look vory much Ilko Newlork itieichants Thoir clothes were against thorn. But they did look vory picturesque, l'romt- 1 pent nmong thorn was Mr. M. L. bhoehnn. tho ljghth avenue jeweller. Ho woro bluo jewol- I lor's overalls, tho trousers of which buttoned nround bis neck, ills lint wns of straw, or corn husks, and It was shupod Ilko the head gear 01 .Shorn. Hum. and Jnphot in a child's Noah s ark. It wns fnstened 011 with n pleco of blnck cum eln-tlc which 1 lilted snugly undor Mr. Sheohun's doublo chin. Mr. William Dittonhelmor. tho Presi dent of tho club, was also a notable Hguro. His sky-bluo cotton trousers wero of "Old Homostoad" doslgn. nnd bo wore n crushed Lnglish derby thnt would hnvoglven Mr. Knox n torrlblo shock had ho boen thoio to see it. Mr. Bullwinklo. n retired merchant, was tho dressiest mnn In tho party, nnd he showed u good deal of pride in tho fact until bo Inno cently nskod Cnpt. Snuford what Btoumorwus sunk undor "buoy H." Ho thought thut tho round red buoy was the ond of n stcamor'B smokestnek sticking up out of the wntor. That I was tho lust question Mr. Bullwinklo nskod. Thou there wiib 11 well known dctectlvo In tho I party who wore ono ot his most etToctlve dis guises. Not even Inspector llyrnos would hnvo boen nblo topenotrate it. It was soolToctlvo. lu fact, thnt tho fish didn't recocnlzo him us one of tho B. M. F. nt nil, and they accord ingly gnve his hook a wldo berth. Ho put In most of tho mornlnc untangling his line and oatlne tho major part of a bnckot of rndlshos which, with othor good things, had beon Gross, tho propilotor of tho Fisherman's Homo nt ltosobank. Mr. dross Is nn nctlve mem ber of tho club. Borne of tho othor mem bers on tho Almlrn lnst Thursdny wero John Bronncr. grncor: Morris Magnus, gas flvtures j John Laird, retired Hondrlok Hasto. I)r. O'lioilly, and John Mny. The luttor is one of tho most enthusiastic fisher men on the Atlantic coast. Uo always Bits up all nlgnt preceding a fishing trip so ns to be suro to bo on hand in time In tho mornlnc The result of this habit Is thnt ho Invariably falls asleep at about 10 A. M., and slumbers poacolully while tho others aro llshlng. Thnt is what ho did on Thuisduy. only ho didn't sloop peacefully. Ho was troubled with night mare, or moi tie mer, or something, nnd he had sudden fits of somnambulism during which ho rushed violently to the sldo ot the yacht and hung limply over tho side. Mr. Bronner and Dr. O'lioilly nnd the disguised dotoctive also acted In this strange fashion. Cnpt, Kanford first took the party to tho Mon ntnont orBpindlos, near Nindy Hook, !Io an chored ns close to tho rocks ns ho dnrod to go nnd tho nshlne bogun in earnest. Thero wns n very Btrong tido running nnd heavy Blukors woro nbsolutoly noco.-sary to got tholiooks to tho bottom whero tho blackllsh wero. In loss than n n.lnuto after tho anchor wns droppod Mr. Shfohuu cnught tho Hist fish. It wns a blnckllBh and wolched nbout threo pounds. Tho next moment every momborof tho U. M. F. C. hnd nil ho could do to pull in his Ilsh. Tho blackllsh wero literally swnimlng uroundthe llttlo yacht uud they bit voraciously. No body cared anything about the ruin now. although It still came down heavily. Threo or lour blackllsh at n tlmo would bo hauled on board, and they woro nearly ull big follows, too. Capt. Fnnlord caught ono which welched eight pounds, nnd others nearly as largo wero puliod out by nil except tho Hiivvkshuw. t-v; bnsswoio ulso very plentiful, nnd ono or two flounders woro tukon. Tho detective wont down into tho cabin nnd in two minutes emerged with n now discuiso totally dilToront from tho llrst ono. Ho nloo went undor nuus Bumod namo. but his efforts availed him nor tho fish wouldn't bito at his hook. Whon tho others grow tlrod pulling In blackllsh thov took pity on him nnd persuaded apt. (vinford to try nnotbor llshlnc ground. Tho unchor wns weighed and the yacht stoamod ulT to what is known ns tho coal Bchoonor wreck off Conor Idund. It wns as much ns (.'apt. Kanford could do to sou the InndmurkB by which to locate tho wruk. for tho horizon wns very hazv. but lie mi -ceodod, and manngod to stop in evncriy the right spot. This wns very linpi rtai.'. in tho blnckflsh can only to caught at tho wr'k. Twenty-Ilvo feet nway from it one mny Ilsh rr bour.s without getting n nibble Ike H-hing at tho coal sohoonor wieck was. Ii unitiuni.. finer thnn it hnd boon at the Monument lug ilsh wero caught lu cent num am I rv 0110 oxcent tint doteeilvowa-ns h.ipp) us count lie. Ho pulled his hat brim ib vvinr hi- ovo nnd talked altogether 111 a falsetto u ice. but ho couldn't fool those ll-h. ,n ,1, ,1 1 Tho fishing continued excellent utilll the tlio chnnced nt about Uo lo k hat caused tho Almlrn to suing 111. und on hor uiielior ropii nnd to get oil tlio wre. K. As s olj ill tint hiip penod tho ll-h et-q 0. biilng. Nob ly c iit-l eel n nibble, moid tlie aiitiilt mid ttlllio caught was u oncer eel. II" -aid that It wns tho llrst ono ho had aver caught Inside of hnndy Hook It was so foggv Hint It. wns Ira- I possiblo to get the bearings air 1 n to locnto tho wreck, nnd (or an hour the llshlng vyas ut n btandstlll. i bun tint 1 amain startod slowly nbeadtosoo 11 ho could em ovor tlio Biink.tii schoounr b gues-worl: -i.uige to say. hit Hueooedod, tin I f -r u short tin' llip lUuine vyus us livolv ns ever. Then a, lug throo-iuastod i-clmouor cume lilftlne in the culm sodnticer ouslynenr that the Almilaiiad to up anchor nnd stunm nt of the vvt 'Iho next ila. o tilod was Hie "Knolls, u famous lo-ldne ground 11 shoii distance P the south of iho I'onoy fslitml etiotf. This Is whoro tlio I nited Mates (loveriiiuentoncos'-.irte Itobullilnight lioiiso. iho work wuselv en upon account of tho strong tide vvliu b inns theio. but the rocks I which woro sunk nt the pi ico forn (.iiiid.itb n vvero iolton the but' uu I. the on '1 Iio black Ilsh soon mini" fen line ground ovor those rocks, uud llsheriueii wero not lot e in iIImmiv- I erlnc tlio fad. I 1 til mii y iccnntly tlio place lias been marked with a bun but inw Hero is iinthllii' iohIiiiw whore tlie -unken rock- lie. It is said that the buoy br"ko away in 11 -tiiim utidilrlfto I olf, nnd that tlio ('overnmnit uu thorlllos havo not yet found It out. Tin ab sence of tho buov nnd tln presenco of t.o hno comliincil 10 inaku it very uncertain (or tho iniitnln to ln'iito tho Km. lis. and only it few blackllsh vvro lidded to the ovei flowing bas kets of th" il-hoiineii. with too exceinion oi the detective. Allot u pHislstont but fiitib nlte'uiit to loca'o tlio llshlng p'l.nd" tne 1 1 1 v il.. Idn 1 to re turn to llo-eliank. J11-1 bnioio thov .ofi. how over, lii i.l. Sanfoiil niiiL'ht n lobster 011 his hook a ruthorroiniirkablii exploit At 1 o'clock tho Almlrn notched her dock and the 11. M. F, dlsembmked. l.verv basket wns full to tho lid. for the test of llio men had taken pity on thiidotr-'tivo nnd hnd tilled his basket for him. He hud tlio henvie-t baskot of nil, fi.r -opi.tof the men hud tli'itichtftilli lllle.l Hie bottom of It with coal und hud put u layer of l.lnc-klHi onb.p. liio.iiily thing thnt the men rocriiod wus that thoy could not bo prosont when hu oiiintlo I Ids i.i.hho' ut biuiio 1 Tbo is. M. I' vote 1 ihe llrst .'av s hi. ti a Clioi'll- ii'Pt'he ind npt. siif,u, r"li ts bu' it is "hh 1 r... 11 11 .r 1 heit 1 ..,-to cum 1 He -ays tii.il 1..0 .ovvur 1..1. oiv.i with llxh. and thut thovoniincsons.iii will be n reiuarknb)) lino ono. This Is nlso tlio opinion of all tho experienced llshermen who hnvo boen down near Handy Hook tbls year Thoy oil predict a phenomenally good season. I porurji. Cnvrlnnffl. fir. 1 FJL ANlis A IT COT I illli. If!, llio ltKIXIMi: kt, 0 Ai'iHC fllltl KltillHIiT Cnn'ittzr.s jA'.i, op tmi: iu-st i.si v- ...vi'vs .Vi.v,,.N,,i,,,,:!;:!- M ltlllSlUv'.ns a.AM)ll. (Uir,, liMTCLi'i'iT,'!''',','''' Ftanlinpe, fhieton I:.?,,..,: r 'I- HucLboarda, im m i I "'I' I I t I I1HI f, H tf SSCOPJ-H.jV3Mri) 1 v J lm"".5,ir ,'v'""1 r,k Omul- ,M i,f,i. i Inpfabrleteu, via, M I'll." Ian.) Im. iiri.iln uhineaya, Ijiidauleta. V IISS Jt DOEH.R lli noil reirularlv nt their .it V lll.li: lltlINT sai.p AVI) KMiiANtiB 8TD1.EB. 147 to IM Cit Bltli it, Today and on efery E; nKV2?A V .VXI TEI5Tfi:SIAY 1 at UK. M anuliesilof IL Vl'STHtV 111 ,-IM.Ss WOKK DltlViSO AND SAD- jB i (ll.K lltotsi-s B tothe liia-'n st bidder nith'utt re'erre. Alt horiei f nar- 9 al.tied io. t.r, tiiiiiien.il., i.r in E..I.V rotils. ted. I No l.i'Kll meotH on n'cotiiu or it t.itlur. I BRADLEY" VVAGON& Our new Inc&tlii. Kieu tct Ir miri'f(l faollttlM And witt nllnw uh in rarrr in m i i much lirgernunv ler au J Krrater mrlet, c.in i.itfs thuti erer be fore, il.iuijy Wrtitiii. fi t if"ii lUnner Uuc frlra. BucUHinrdn Two Uiir i. r. i'.mv t'nru .lc la i natural wuml Anil iHltiie I mi ui iirrif, 1'haetona, V l.xtennlini Tort Ao. In rrn.i v i Kmcmbflr our Ig uw hililroH, only iovmi ilnnr mil itroA.l hy I IikaIjl. .v ;t, H nrrcnL k I BUSINESS WAGONS, Retlnlile naironi at bottom pricei. ntietvlea; Alt work Yii'i rarraiued timid madet lnipectioii or Muck aollcltadi AT l order work a specialty; loo waitotia on hand. Navy r r i V OIlK VV AllHN CO.. as. 5H7 lluilaou aL. corner llant. lll'HINEKS WAIIONM,-100 NfcW 111 HBO ONU.IIA.St) IlHLtVRIty VV'MIONH! Al.1, RTl'LKI HJI.I.V VVARItANTr.il. MTV OF MAM'FACTUItKB; SAVH MDNKY VVAlloVS TAKEV l.V EMUIANaB IIL'llrMIN VVAOU.N CO.. 642 HUDSON HT. A CHUNKY MAKIi for isle. HANKS, 1ST Mulberry it. t?OH SAI.lt One or two dood eound horaea, to reduce I eir.ei.iei HI TCHItir. Ifi De KnlbnT. Ilroolilyn. 1)ANTttltK-.loriei pmtured; plenty of ahade (rood water, Ac rererentee txchauirad. ri. U. WUOl llb'KI, BrldKeliamtiton. U I StNOLr. TItUClCaerondhand: (rood condition! for eale or hire. J t PD, llroadway, near Uth at. gJitlinm ratlcmacti. EQUrSTniAN OfTFITS; IllnntriUi'd catalornel free. VV HITMAN MAl)UI,Ei:).. 1IH Chamber! at. T1LT. SVI.LlrAX 1'IOllT JACKSON. A Han Krnnclaeo Ffilkai Tenr tTohn "Won't Come tu 'lime la the SSOsOOO Flslit. fiAN Fr.ANcisco. Mny 18. PreBldont Frtlda of the California Club and his brother ofllolnls Qm nro crontly worrlod now nt tho roltorn- M Hon of tho roport thnt .Tohn L. Bulll- "xhih van is to meet Joo McAuIilTo. tho 'f California Klnnt Inn finish contest In Virginia, i Whon aked if tho club had nny assuranoe that Sullivan would moot 1'oter Jnckson in the Cnllfornla Club rooms for tho $20,000 purso ij offered, Mr. Ftildo said: W "Merely tho word of Mr. Clark of Boston. 1 who is tho confidential friend nnd (1 ndviser of Sulllvnn, Vou must ronllzo Hit that tho mnnncors want n ilncor lu H u thl9 match nnd po lone ni wo havo i m nnytlilnc to do with It thoy will not. Naturally V then they will try to hnvo Sulllvnn nnd Jnck- ,W son meot olsewhero, or break up tho match. Ti "This talk of match between Sulllvnn and fl1 McAulllTolBonlytho first stop taicon by these 111 mnnasori. Of course hullivnn may chanco his 81 mfnd, but I hardly think so. No. we H havo no nssurnnco over Ills slcrnntiiro a Thnro Is considerable In tboproposcd Sulllvnn. B. McAullfTo mntch after all. In tho first plnco, 1 Sullivan's hatred of tho colored rnco (swell I known, as his tolournm to tlio offoct thnt Uo V would cbnruo the club doublo prlco for llirlit- I Ine a dnrkoy Koes to provo. For yenri John J., stuck to it that ho would not A flcht a colored man at all. hut Jackson A boenmo so famous, and tho California Club A wns wlllinc to put up such n princely purse for aft n meotlror botwoon Sulllvnn nnit tho Amino- flf denn.thnc John I..thoupht ibis bis best chnnoa M to mnken hoavy hnul of inld. m "lint Intoly tho ble follow iins soon. Taokson I epnr, and While ho hns announced to nows- V paper ronortors thut bo could whip I'eter L enslly.JohnknowsnndhninckiiowIedcedtohls JL-. lntimntos that .lucknon it n imrd nut for nny fW onotoomek. Now biir Joe McAuIilTo sprlnits up In tho i:nt, nnd .Sullivan, soolnij him box. Ay irisatlsllod that born is n chnnco for him to win nnont fortune In n m"c!i oii'lnr way .than.- ffl by tuckUns tlm VustroJI.in. Thji Carftorhia Club hns nothin-' to hold bullivnn to n mntch vith Jncto-on. n-n! In Virjrlnln H, lie enn moot .vleAuIHTo nnd hovo Mi nothlnir to fear fr..m tho law. But no H, man bni any I.' -111-0 to whip tho eiant IB! Cnlifornl-in in a cin'er. as slnco Jnokson con- ouored Jio the Mlslnn boy has ImproTed tr irnnilnrfnllv. illi e,l-y llofont of Put- M Killon nnd Tom I.oes shows that. It took I'et- r Jackson thirty rounds to whip lees fur tlio chnmnlonehip of A Aiistrillit 1Iculirre whlpjiod him In eieht ft rounds nnd came ..tit of tho contest without a H mark. I'nt Ivillen snetunbed in soven rounds. K Wlille Corbntt l-t t alifornla's best boxer. Mo- 11 Aulitlo 1 tho Mnti.'s reprnsontntlvo hoav. B weluhilliiliter bovond porndvonturo." I H. A I'mn-ilvnnla Jtllne on Fire. I 1 StivvtoKiv. i'n.. Mnyl1?. AtlO r. M. the flT 1 J In Xnileon hnit hnd iihntimod a serious aspect. r-'gi Th" Pre h known to bo In No. 12 vein at n, fi' dobthof l.iKiu feot. but Its extent cannot bo M. dotennii nd, n no ono can visit that lovel and V ret im nllve. runokn nnd foul nlr nro lssulnir M from tliituire.itirhii of .No. 12 Jovol. Tho nlno- U teen mules which wero In tho 7130-foot lovel nro d.'.i.l 'ibo brouknr Ilro dostroyed H tint boilers nnd on.' fnn. To-day steam K f.iclllllos worn obtained and a fnn Mnrod to vontlluto tho mine, imt It failed to I. drive nut tint en-in tint upper lovel. Tho nilmt n1 I-. mnltlmr t'u- fa-t, ami M'tlous explosions will occur if It ri-ucliorf tlm Ilro. J.ntn to-nlcht it H wus decidoil Id turn tln urbon Kun Creek Into 1 the mmtt and drown out t'io tire. Itwilltnks 1 tlilrty-nlv Iionm to tin 11 tlin crook, nnd if tbo I Hie is wlu-ro tlio mino foinmnn thinks it is. It 1 wli lo tlnoo or four dais beioru tho water A roaches tho Ilro. vt Sfeitluvnl .llay .ot lie n Inrderer, I.awyor Clinton 0. Hoi nobis, who wns shot f. t down In his olllco by joiini; Miihonso Joseph hteplinni on Thursdny lut, bus 11 food chnnco of cottliii; ovor his woiiinl. lie pu-K-d a rostful iluv nt 1 Iminbers Stioet Hospital yestorday. nnd bin condition was tn.i.ii improved lust iilulit. .Iliet llnaeit f.iilnu; Overlinmil, The .North ricriiiiui I.lov 1 tienuiiihlp Hitnle had aome liavvy veather on her voiuK here. Attave hoarded I her ut inidnlirht on Tuei-'lai but. and wet John Maktei, n Ki-AtiiAii. clear ucruM the .li-i), and It wai aui.l.o.id lll-o tlio uea fi vi-ii-el hit t..i'.t hut i Viuki-Hta4 round c tlll.-lii.' in Ihe rail it it h one arm, jtr. lii.i.tlierliur.iiyherlihroV.11 bottu- li I'ikd ahuard, afVvt and the I'dtieUdfT ma to un 1 1 .ini- f r loin V A llottlo or lilliiiiil'.n 111 liv III- Sl.lr. "T A man wai found unoonm .tie ii Hie hallway of Hit I Karon I avenue at i'S i-"i i.UM A bottle J labelled chloroform ti li 1. mule In hit pocketwaa atari in nrlilih vt.ia w ru Aln.t lb ile I harlee SB.i. lie-la Mm 14 'on." He ia h. ul to llollevue lloipllat. Ml 1 VThero he died ut 1 1 .IOo'i i.k 'V- l.llblH .N,1le, M At n iii-e-iiu oi Hn. .Nut II urn Tr idi Counrll I Ja.t n!i:ht ii u.t. toti-l i b,iv .tt ul. ri-r 11 He lu ,N.ir llavi-n on tlie cr.'ioid tl.ut i i ii. l-irr file Trade i nun. il M o.iiiii-o4er of eli ttta troin iho rarloua local rf ork'-uOattoii I At iho Cnri.eniera r i4-rn i ouncil lu li i.pni on Sat 1 ur.lty It mt voted tu tuin i.ue tl o tiriirfVle tor au 1 tliltii liour -lay. 1 Alio ,t .Uij- rrenrli Can i-lUn inlriere at Ihe !effrrnnri a Iron iiiii.ea Mittvtrn .N V i.-to mr .c'i for -in adtmire i Iron, it u-io$t --i,-rilA Uo. -iniaiii-tti i notion fvV ct-.li Hie oll.tr lu, nera ai-i tti rknu a. iieuul. I Tl e llr -Hi- rl. ni ut bo. ot tr n.-ii eure villi hold I i a- t.ti-lil.i ul -i II) I', r. II .ore In .New- iiaten I 'r ur hull. I .y v-l.'.'theti. il ih tie ivere.l ty Chief I Art' r i li in. y i I'm. I u i.m vierwm and of T i- .ci. of the uiillii.r are 1ml nr to that of the meellnir held ill IJ.tttv'o a few ureka UifO. I I VTTl IF YOU WANT fl U J THK IIFsr tilAlIt IJ IV JvJJ-jTvg uii vviiih. u litis rJXSr -r-- if. s fi ii i.i .,n oh yXr MARKS ADJUST- IV 4 1 ABLiS CHAIR. J I a IS II I.l Of I I IIM'I'I 1(1 IN KM'. AII.IIM Villi. I I) l lit I'll' I Y I IIIFIT.lt I. ST I'll-ITION-. Awarded voU I iuedalat I'arle I ipoiluoii l-ni hand for t'aialofua. I M VKKS Cfll.VIK CO. I

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THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY 'l9, 1890. v IK0UND-T11E-W0RLD TRAIN. citizen w, i m:i intuit irn a uiiou: 1AV TO Hl'Altn Coins m Complelei inn Olnlllne of the V, Enrtli In III llnyei-Trelled Fast and Pur mid Turned. Talked lor Ihe Tiicoma Hhoil Itoulr i:ery WnUInn Moment. Cltl70Oooreo Frnncit Trnln cimo In on tho Etrurln ycstoidny uiornliic CO diiya from In coma, asbliigton. ou his trip nround tlio woild. Ho lias boaten all globo circling reiordos-oundly that lis thought lio could afford to Inko n duyolTIn town iotordny. Ho will rosuinu Ills journey nti! o'clock to-night by tlio Now fk Contrnl routo to Chicago, whoro lio will tnko tho Chicago nnd North western rntlronil to 'Incomn. HootpoctBto roach liicoma. which tins lil-t starting point, v next fcnturdiiy at noon, thus completing tho olicloof tho glolio In i,o' iIiuk 'lho cltlronls looking brown nnJ lioarty nnd Is greatly olntod over his oehlovoiiiont. Ho calls hiniBi'lf l'htl en 1'ogg. und siub thnt In boating tho tlmo of .lules iriio's hero ho Is now having his re tengo out of tho n tollst for liming stolon Iroin him tho Idea oltbonool "Around tho World m I luliiy Imys." "Tli it was my ld"ii. 'said ho. "I wont round tho world in lil in nighty dnys. and Jules urtu caught up the idea nnd nimla ft Action of It witlinut giving urn credit. Hut whore's hlsotglity dais now 'J ho i ltlen thou wi'iit up town to his usual heii tunitors. tlio Cniitlni-nt.il Hotel, nnd 1 rcglstoied hltm-elf In bluii poncll thus. i 'doorgo 1 ninols Train. Around tho world In 3') diit v. Special f Jii.uoO trnln four dnys." 'j'hoclork iislgnod him to room oil. In honor cl Ills nchlot union t. nud this pleiiod tho Citizen greatly. I l itl 'mi 'lrnln Is trnt oiling around tho world nt tho ovpno or tlio buttling toting city of Tiiciimn, which Is oniojlng n boom just nt present, nnd honos to attract intention by 111 Uriiln'n exploits. A M '1 ho Idon is tho I'ltlon's. Ho wroto from 1 lin.imi tn..iin.ltii It. nnd Tiienmn. raised 11.11(111 JU td hinit him oil. H. W. Wnll. editor of tho ,'a i Tiicoma mier. iiccompnniod hliu. i 'ih,. left T.ii'niii i March IS at (i In tho morn ing upim tlio t iiiiiidliiu l'.icillc stounier Abis Bluln t Yi kiihinnii. arrltlng thorn in slxtoen thus. Tinin ei etod to lako tho North Gor i imin llmd-ti inu'i don. Meuioi at thnt point i fw IIoiu liong. bin It bid sailed. Citltm 'J niln wan not nt .i illse,, icit od Ho pimply J ii,i.i tnu agent-, price to have thu htenmer I flopped in node, iiiii miles south. Tho ngont I toh gnu hod the dii-liod ordor. and tho (Jillon i v, cut to 'I nl.lo. where ho secured passports for hlm-olf iindMi tt.il fi m thn Amorlciui Min ister. In- wen by irnin to lvodo where tlio steamer was walling, lhls vv,i dono just in the till ko! line ful tho dnv nltoi they started w is a liolldai.nud UionoUdni thodovornmoiit tunk i -h' -"-.Ion of tho railroad to transport 1 troop1. I lio don. rdcr uucountorocl a toi ill moi in In tlio J .11 an boa. ana lost a day on tho way to Hong hong. At Hong Kong tho I l Itbon caught tlio .North (iormnn Llojd v Heatuer I'reii'-'-on t" Colombo, nhero ho In- teiiilod to luko the lVmnHiilnr nnd Oriental mail ste.imor Arc.ulln to J'ort f-nld. But lieio u new oig net- iihi-o. 'Ihe Arcadia did not Intend to hturt nr u.gliteeu hours, and Cltiron 'I r tin had no n-.lnil to loso tbroe-qunrtors of a diy 1 lioro aiipe.ired to bo nothing to do but to charter tho I'roiisson to go on with him. '1 ills win no Bonner thought ol than done, nnd a tho l'iciisscii took him through tho MiozCanuL "ity' J!ut hero tlio Arcndli, which was a fnstor V'jj Ftcainor. oortook thorn, nnd the tltlon nnd T Ills companion boiu nod hor. and In four datB 11 more tniinil tlionit-olxes In ilrlndlsl. At this point Train bocamo loarful thnt If ho b depended upon ecliodulod trains nud sloauiors tg) nHorlginallt Intonded. ho would roach yuoens- B town too Into to tnko tlio 1 trurln. THo C'ltlyon V tolegrnphod lor n special Btoamor Rnd train for HI London. A Bpoclal India mall train took him HI to Calais In llltv two hours, nnd a spocial ill noamorcariiodhlm oorto Dover without tho f loss of nn hour. Tho regular train took him to J.onuon anil Quei nstown. whoro ho found bini-iolflugood tlmo lor tho Etruiln, V On tho pashiigo ovor tlio Atlantic, Citizen Train inmlo hlinsnlf very Intorostlre to tho imi-sengers. Ho hnd a hugo bundlo of big limps of Tacomo, and on tho bnck of one of them bo bad made an Illustrated chart of his i trip. Tho chart needed a great doal of ox- pluinine, nnd uiplnlninglt became his chief occupation. A big circle was tbo central ltgtiro In tho chnrt, nnd pictures of hotels. etenmorH. nnd of the C'ltlzon hlmsolf wero pasted all ovor It. In tho contro or tua clrclo wus this nnnouncomont: Tncoma.l.ranl Victory' hhorl Home. Kuropiuo i&pnnt rhtnat Indlftt f lntrmluclnK 1 2b 100,0 m Pan AjBerlcaai to HOU.000.tOJ ArUtlc l olumbol Cathay' n 1 arm to t'cKln iweuty ila) Aftor breakfast evory morning Citizen Train A wont up on deck, uprtad out his chart nnd bo- H can to explain It. He was at onco surrounded M Fiynciowd of piiBsengurs. At moal hours ho U would stop explaining long onough to eat tho bounty vegotuPIo repastB on which ho mnlu H i tains nn exubornnt llfo. His explnnatlonB wero otton varied by lonrnod digresslonb upon many L HiibjLCts, w hlcli entertained hlB boaiors might- A-f lly. Occasionally ho would deoto a fow hours WS'I to talking speclallt to tho lodlos In tbo cabin: M but whetucr to men or women. Citizen Train l talked to some one otory minute ho wasn't 'H nbloop. Ho worn a blown EUlt and a huge two- M Btort ci rk helmet, wliich looked like n big H rnushro i.u ornllttlocitciis tent. Itwaswhlto, ffi and had Inscriptions in good-sied black letters ffl on the trout. Tho lottoringon the topetory of H tho helmet spelled out tlio Cition'o full name. H On Its ground Moor was tho motto: "ltound tbo U word In sixty duys." I ndernoath this mum- H metli helmet ho woro a red fez, tho uneTpoctod V iipneurnnio of whlib rather Bt.irtled people B when he removed tho helmet. Uho 1 tiurla wasmot at i o'clock yesterdny '9 morulng.it ivunritntino by tho tug K. Doioo n with some ol tho (Hlenn frlunds aboard. B Among them nero Milt m 0. itoath, General f( Dastern lMssougoi Agont of the New ork I Contrnl: II. A. Gross, oonoral Eastern I'asson- I. gcr Agent of tho i lilcngo and Northwostorn l lond.l J. liniringion.fn'-BeugiirABonioi tlio v Fame road; ,1 M. Mlllor, wlio reuroxontcd 'J at oinn, and some Hi' reporters. Tuny had n rennlt to tnko tbo Cltlon oir. and tboy got him at mm irtor after li o'clock. Train was jubilant vhen hecaught sight of tlio tug. Ho wared Ills r-4 I liugo hou iot ami shoutod to his friouds that ho i wnsn'i going to stay in town an hour, and that a (ji i.i ii in cjelal train mut start wostward I with luni nt onco. A good many passongors ln.inu 1 ovor tho Ftoamoi's rail nnd shouted cm d by 'o him as ho climbed dou tbosldo lnt- tl n tug 1 his iHu-ry thoughtful." said tho Citizen. Blial Ini, b inds Hlth hlmsolf heartily formory on of the putt that mot him. "Half tho rltUliemt'lie drosses In nothing but stovo-lill-hatsiinil -tnngs. 'Ihiaisa great ad. for i'lneonia, isn't it 1 in In splondld health." 'J he tug and tho big steumor mine up the linrbur logothiir but the tug landed hor nas-f-enuoiH Hist. t'Ulon Train stoppoil ou shoro nt eight minute-of 7 o'i lock, nnd lusistod on taking all Ms frlonds to breakfast nt the Astor lloii-e. Ho nalil he'd loaruod to swoai while lio was aw it. Ho bad found tratulloia "so damned slow of lomprehenBion" whon liu talked that ho was forced Into abablt which ho ndmlttiid uiih low and tulgar. Ho said that uet i letober bo was going round tho world In 41', days lio produced his chart and exhib ited this pror.imuio for tho proposed oiplolf a tut. TdCrimft to Vokotmma leu loluliainil to llnni; hnnit s llntiir Kntitr to Silica oro 31 f-liap.re to I'omiabo j CoiuiDti to Aden iU ACtu to Sue, 4L hu to I'oit Said u I-ortSalJ to llrl'Hllil. 213 PrioitUI to Sduiiibiiipton 'i HoulliAtntil hi 10 -rw urlc b Jvr Yorklo Tacoiua 3 Total 7 1 "ltlsnonotolly tome to clrclo tho earth," M paid the Cttlen. Tto been round before. wall oponod blHoyos whon ho beard mo talk J i thelanguageofoorycountry wo went through. 7 1 sneak twentt dilToront laiiguagos." I Train rohearsod his adventures to crowds of I interostod listeners at tho Continental Hotel Jmr In thu afternoon. 'J'hoso who counted up tho JM days of tho trip on tho calendar roadoittil M X .ln..n li... ll.A l.ln.... ...1.1 I,. ..I.lt a. unn, liu. miio lUtlTll r,.tl4 IIM.W 111 UIJ L'lllJU IUH ,m globe wostwnrd you mako n day. and that must Ledndni'tud. Making this allowance, the trip bad biBted 10 d lys and 1 hour whon Trnln jM st ipod on tho Nonoysttoot doik from tbo tug jestorday morning. HoLliilmed that It waa.i'l km dujs, I ocauso tho stoamer was really duo on baturday nlghl. If Train bad Btartod wost at r boelockliiHi nlghi. as he might hate done, bo I vuulil hato comnloted his journey in (H days I nnd It) hours. Ah It Is. ho will loavn by n spocial I vestibule train at 0 o'clock to-night, will roach A Chicago at 'i to-morrow morning, aud Tacomu ilyt at noon on Saturday. Twenty Yuan ol I'aslorul Hrrvlcn, The Hov. Dr. It. B. McArtbur of the Calrarr DnptUt Church In West Flfty-fleventh stront premhed a sermon iutordni mnri ing enm- I i'i lorntheof tbo coliiplotlon of his twenty tours of rastoial eervlce. In It bo exalted the literary merit ol tbo lllblo. and Bald bo thought that u better truuslation than the n-vlned vor- slon would lo projuced. roods." bo said, 1 hatoiiot iireserod tho purity of doctrlnos. I but bate often 1 1 noted It. I otthe cioodsgo 1 nnd tho Itll i stand,' r i. nl eereises will .f C' n tin mornto Hi- twentieth tear of 1 1 .Me. IVS A'tliur. pastora'.i at n i. Miv.il in talvaiy lx) hiipol 'li ihuemilngoIMay j. 1 A Whll. uirl U'nU u .Vrcro, f Kiaanoa, May is lrank fnlton a color.it butcb.r. I wan iaarri.il to-day lo w n I li Uaito. a pnltr wkll I -III A. ili. .rid a o.Uiolic u.er. I. m" t II. I Bitin among iuinbcrr that r.llilou. d.uomlunlou. I tuiieatabr nsiu.auiaiiractit. "i"iuiu Z.17K VTAMIlKnTOll TOPICS. Thine of Interest In nnd Otitalde of the Itnlla of Consres. WAHitiNdTON, May 18. Tho friends ami ac quaintances of Secrotnry Illulno who have bad occasion to see and talk with him latoly bavo boon puz.zled to aceount for a chnnco of some kind In his personal nppearauco. Thoy bavo all noticed It, buttery few hato boon able to account for It. It Is a chango of rocont dnto, and his filtmls alter lonvlng him ppeak of It without nr King at any sntlsfnctury oxplnnn Hon In their own minds. On tho day tho tu tioral ccromoulos of tbo Into Senator Hock oc curied In tbo heniito chntiiberadozen por.ons commented upon tho fact Hint sotno cbungo bad takonplnco In Mr.Illalno's personal nppflar unco. Tbo NscTetary sat down In front with tho I'resldent, whero oierrbody could soo him, nnd wnscotiBoauonllt tho siiujoct of it critical exam ination. Homo ol those who saw him niltnticod tho opinion Hint bis chnngod nppenranco was duo to tho fact that ho was drossod In doop mourning: othors that bo bad lost much flesh latoly, while Bomo thought It was duo to tho fnct that bo seems to hato rocontly rognlnod Bomo of bis old-tlmo healthful color. .Nono ol these guosses Is tho right nno. 'J ho true o puliation Is that Mr. ltlalno has at Inst bocomo ft nieinboi of tho great nrmy of m.ntthoiiro attempting to coneeal tbo fnct thnttboyaro ratddly bocontlng bald. Within tho last few tours Mr. lllnlno Ibas lost ncnrlt all tho hair from tbo top of his head, nnd has adopted tho popular ruso foi attempting lo couconl his loss by putting bis hnir just aboto bis oar nnd drugging tlm, few long strnnds notoss tho top of his hand. Bproadlng thorn bo iiB to make each hair do as much service ns possible. This mode of dro-slttg tho hair, which nlwnts falls to in comttllBb its ob ject, has entirely chutigod tho shnpo of Mr. lllalno'. bond, iiwnn front t low tho chango Is not so matkod as from tbo nldo. but ultogothorlt has niado him look consldornbly illtlorent from the Jntuos G. Illalne with whom the public was bo fumUlur ton tears ngo. Tho friends i f tho Scctetarv say thnt hols not In voit vigorous ho iltli this spring, nnd that hols not denoting as much attention ns usual to tho routine duties of hlsolllco. Ilowlll probably louvo tho city cntlt In Juno for a summer's test ut tho seashore. Congrossmnn Whltthorne of Tcnnossoo, who n fow weeks ngo was so 111 that his physicians nnd ftlonds gate up nil hope of his locotcrv, Is ngnln in Washington and Is dally seen about the halls ot tbo Hou-e. Ho is liteially a glio-a ot his former soil, nnd Ispmbablyas near dead ns anv man could bound still a si-d. His ft loads ixnzo ut ti tin in pot feet woudeiniontns be walks nbout. and can biudly belloto their senses when tlieysio hlni moto and .poak. A small man alwais. Mr. Whltthorne Is now but a Rl.eloton. Ho is so thin that when ho walks Ids logs seem to bend beneath It t til and nnpo.ir in capable of supporting his frame. Hissnnw whlto hair and chin beard Intensify thnskulo tru olloctot his form, and lilsiloililtignppenrA to linvo boon nindo for a man twice his b!o. NotwltliBtunillng bis ouiaelated condition. Ml. Whltthorno Is hopeful and cheerful. Ho chats pleasantly with his friends, and they tell him bo Is looking hotter otery dat. '1 boy do not always think sj. but thoy are glad to oncourato n man who has such wondertul will powor that liu has nctually driven death from his dooi. Tho doctors sat thnt Mr. Whilthorno's cure Is really a perma nent ono, nnd that it is possiblo, nnd ot en in ob nblo. that bo will tot bo seen engaged In m tlto work and participating In tho debates of tbo House. Ton tears ago Mr. W hlttbornu was n powei on tho Democratic sldo of tho Houso. He was Chairman of tbo Comtnlttoo on Natal A 11 airs, nnd led tbo memorable light against tho corruption of h'eciotary boboson. Twice before this tomnrknblo old man has had death staring him in tho face. Ho was elected Menu tor for a short term after ho had ouco boon glton up for dead, and whon bis term otpired he returned to bis old plnco In tho Hoiice. Ills friends say that It would not bo at all surpris ing if he entered the cauipalgu next fall as a candidate for Coucross. Senator Stanford, although the breeder ot Borne of the most famous trottlug horses In tho world nnd tho ownor of a largo number of them, bus rntoly in recont years nttondod a borso rnco. i ears ago, boloro tho death of his eon cast a shadow over his life, ho g.ito his personal attention, ns lar as possible, to his horses, and was generally to be found nt tho track when a trial of speed took place l'or sovoral tears past ho has allowed others to do rlve all tho pleasuro and profit Irom tho speed ing of his blooded stocK. A fowdatsngo. how ovor, tbo honator broke thiough his recont ha Pit and went nut to tbo Jlennlngs track to eo bulsln mako hor fast time. Ho took one or two Honators out with blm In his car riage and his presence protontou wunt might have been a sorious race track misunderstand ing, 'ibo benntor'rt horso. in tho two boats, seemoa to muko rather slow time, and tho mon who bad money on her com plained that sbo was boing held by tho drltor. s-onntor Stanford, whoso presence hnd not bcou noted, had kept nn eye upon what was going ou, nnd whenbohoaid tbo complaints bo Immediately sent for thu driver. In tho presonco of tho wholo crowd ho told him that there must bo no joekoylng, but that thu horse must win tho raco if possible. Tlio drltor, who wasau old omployoo of tho Honator's, tombed his tint and told him that In the ilrst deciding beat tho horso would make tbo lastost sppod. but ho did not regard It wiso to forco tho mice In tho preliminary boats. '1 li mon who hnd money up eagorlt listened to tho talk between thotlonaior and tho driver, and were centinced that thoy both meant buslnoss when tho horso won tho thrco deciding boats with gteat ease, tlonntor btnnfurd ai he never Lot a dollar on a horse nice, and never Intends to. Ho Is coulldunt that faulslu will be a world-boater. Honator Wolcott of Colorado, who was mar ried on Wednosdav In Buffalo lo tho widow of tho Into Li man K. Dass. Is the host looklns, host dro-sod, nnd one ol tho toungot men In tho Initod htati-s honnto. 'Jhoonlt man who can bo loinpntod to him In point ol good looks I la Senator Aldrii-h of lihodo Island aiiilhlbOiiW rival in the matter ol stile is heuntor .McMil lan ot Miehiguii. .Mi. Wolcott would lead all his colleagues in tho matur of touthworo it not iurtho fact that henator Konna of West Virginia Is his junior by llltecu dais Jir. Wolcott was bom on March 2H, 1S4M. and Mi. Konnn ou April 10 o! that tonr Tho net youngost man In tho Honato Ih Mr hennn't. colleague, Mr. I'nulUiPi, who was born on Sept. Ill, lili. Onu of tho Sena tors Irom tho t ovv Main of Washington. Mr. Allen, was born In 13-13, nud sonator hpoonor of W Is'oiisln in 1K1.I. Tneso aio tlio only renlly young mon in tho bon.ito. Mr. ol cott was born In Long Meadow. Mnss. His parents now livo III bprlnglleld, In that Htnto. Thobonutor was educated at Vale, graduated nt tho Harvard Law School, nud has since jived in Dontor. Ho was regarded by his col leagues in the honato as a continued bachub r. and nono of them know ol his appro. idling marriage until thoy saw the announcement m tho nowspapors. Lyman K. llnss livod in Den ver during mo last tears ol his llio and was fora timo aliiw inrtnorof JIi. Wolcott. hinco his death Hoiiatot Wolcott has been the gnat d lun ot his son, Lyman Metcallo Jiaua, n young man now cropnrlng for collogo nt Phillip's Acadomr. Mr Wolcott is popu lat In Washington, and has been prominent In tno social Ulo of tho capital since ho was olected to the .-onnte. Although an eloriuout spoakor he has novortot addiessul tbo Son ate, but sins that when bo has served his ap prenticeship he will take part in the de bales. lio is a great worKer, howovor. nnd pais clo-o attontlon to bis dunos lit tho conimlttco koep Ine ashurp oto out toi the wants of liNcnn BtituentB. Mi. Atolcott bents ibo jirotid dis tiuctUn of being tho only man on thu llepubll can sldo of tho onato who served as a prlvato In the war, He tolned a compani of ttio l.'.oih ilogluiont of Ohio Voluntuers in lsi.l. whon only 10 tears of ugu, nud saw soiuo sot vice. Sorceant-at-Aims anailat of tho Sonato will resign his plnco this week and leave the set vko of the Somite ou .lull 1. an.idiiy has been kept In ofllco for sevornl tears by tho lu ll uouco of Sonator HIioiiimu and William .Ma Hone of irgtnio. It Is believed that Col. II. L. hisords of Iowa will be chobuii to buccouiI Can ad ay. Ho Is supported by Senator AIIihou and other W estorn honators. as wull ai by many of those from New Luulund. I otli'i'tor Mellrrmllt'n Accmnifii. Tbo collector b nccoimts In l'lithor Dalton Council, Cutbollo llenev olent Legion, of .Newark are very much mhod, and thoy seem to show n flhortagool bettvoen I'lOD mid lion. Tho col lector wns William 1 McDoimltt, a brother of ex-Assemblyman l'rank M. McDermltt, nnd ho has been compollod to resign. Ho savs thu Hhortago Is due to Irregular payments of IP" BessnientB to him, carelessness ou bio part, nud lux bookkeeping. Ho promises lo settle thu whole mutter up on tin uett mooting night, nnd until Hint tlmo nothing will bo dune about It, Hu is apiosporutis pltimtcr. A Mnlr'a K.iIbI Kill.. Pin rr' l'a., May is (iccrK ll.ilinan. a taiimry teamiter of tlil place, turned a muli- of bi lntu a cm.,!! lot ou i rldav to run at lar.'. until tm n cov .rtd from an Injury h lia J m ol vrd f nno ur hla fett Anuinberof bo) entered iti. lot and ere te.ilii7 tl.e niulelii varl hum waya, Tim animal did not feeintoiniu I thu teat Inir l lit lleilluilli van llielsna lit i lm i 1 il.rnl em i f tin. ,ii lo i iii4 iiivin u ir .i- h. j wi ivi ors iIim I In i e n kUiiili iir llrlnu in 1 .d i p. u,r i l, t li an t e in t tiir. w out l. I i imlire .did tr I i It. i iiial lu 1 htniii tli Ihffi.r e hi Hi bint, u a- -u rat i at II In k d llrilliuitl 4 I ouifliatulw nt board feuce. Jiellluau wai dead when 1 icked u. "In my practice amon? children I b.T had toor and better aucrere with uetllne tood than vrtibany tint all oilura, u Ih teitlmony vt ft frouuu.Bt pm elan. AOv. WE ARE IN A VERY BAD WAY so nn. nisiiim sewtos bath, comvau. 1XO OVItS UlTll Ol 11 Ell UTIICS. Wo TnUr No Cnrn of Oup Hlreet. Onp llnnneSt (lllr Ileulth, of of tlio Public lllre Alter nlliTlitntcn Mlixht lie Wome Tho Ilcv, Hobor Nowton discussed yostor day bofote bis congicgatlon nt All Souls' Church "Tho I'roblom of Our City Gotorn mont" His criticisms of tho public affairs of tlto metropolis woro sotnre. Now Yoikors, bo Bald, should Burely by this tlmo bo prollclent In tho grncotul art of blush ing, Thoy have hnd occasion this wltitor to bang tholr bonds with shame. Wo bavo bad tbo Bpcctnclo of gross charges brought against our chlof mnglstraie. which wo nil bopo will bo disproved, and on tbo hopls of this comes a proposition to create a iltv two cr llireolltnos greater than tho present New York, with n or tospondlng lncrenno In tho opportunities for corruption. W bat a sight for tho angolsl "1 have tiodoslro tolnclloiiBi nsmodlc lovolt against the evils which confiout us,'' tho proachor said, "but I bavo a vory strong wish to stir thnt calm nnd oninost thought out of which will comongaln, ns luiBcomolntho pat, n wolbordored olTortto botlortho sltuntlon 1b It worth tho effort Look nround you nnd toil will find good causo for taking up I'aul'a boast that wo are cltizous of no mean city. Wo have. In tbo spirit which pervades oterylblngo.xcopt ourclty gotcrntnont. Hint spirit which mnkos Now iork tbo groat metropolis sho Is. Hut havoiou struck a balanio botweon this city and tho othor groat cltlos of tho world? Do you know bow far bohtnd Now York Is rela tively tu tho march of Improvement? Here Is a city which dopends for Its bu promacy ou Us commerce. What, then, lint o wo dono to ltnprovo our harbor? Yory little What bavo wodono todostroy It? Much. Tho nowcomor to our shores Isnmaed on cntorlng tho harbor at Eight of the long tows of gnrbago and mud scows discharging tholr contonts all about. Wnlk along our nasty woodon tvhnrvos nnd docks nnd compnto them with tho mng nlflcont Btono docks of Liverpool, whero tbo llocts of tbo world cnu rido In pnfoty, or with Glasgow nnd Mnnchostor, whoso natural ad tantagos aro nothing compared with ours. Nothing makes so iiulck and unfavorublo nn Impression ou tbo foroigti visitor ns tho condi tion of our stroots. Tho roads of n community nro said to bo an Indoxof Itsclvlllzatlon What, thon, must tho mnn from London or Paris or Dorlln think of us afltr ho has been bnngod about for bill nn hour in what wo call driving from tho wharf totho hotel Look noxt nt our so-callod streetcar ststoni. Until tho Ilrond way scandal aroso tho city gavo away fran chises worth no doubt ten millions. In Dorlln tbestioot enr compimosnre compollod to keop tho ontlro btteots in which thoy bavo tracks perfectly pnvod from curb to curb, and pay a ta of a million marks besides. Daltimoro and Now Orleans ptovido that the sticot car fran chises shall rovott to tho city nt tho ond of fif teen or twenty-live tonrs. What will New York get In return for theso fiancblses before tbo millennium "What a nolsomo scnndal and delay thoro has been In providing a pure aud abundant water supply for our city I Thon compare our lighting facilities with thoso of other groat cities. 1 hero again wo have boon wnndoritie nlong, leaving to privntocorporatlons this most vital supplv. A perfectly lighted lity would mlnlmlzo tho temptation tovlco and crime. 1 xiimlno Glasgow, which a few years ago be gun lighting tho hallways and dourwnis of tenomonts free In the iutorosts of iiioralitt. 1 urn tothollttlo Uti of. Yt heeling, Vt. Yn .which furnlshosgiis at'in cents a thousand at it fail prollt, with no politics in tlio m.inneouu nt of the public gnswuiks. Dotrolt has established Eerpetunl moonlight, while wo wandor along alt lu the dark and hnlf in tlio light. "A great test of a city Is Its si hool'. Sotno of Now iork's schools ,iro admliablt appoint ed, but tholr number is grosslv Inadeiiuate. Twenty thousnnd children w ho applied for ad mission to our public schools within the List tear were turned away lor lack of room. Now ork pays moro for roprosslou than sho does for education. Hho ranks very low among Brent cltlos In hor public school provisions compare hor with Paris nnd tlio groat manual tralnlng8ystcmoitliolrencliciipit.il. or with any town lu dormnnv. with Its ctmunslutn for Utting the childrin of tho poor tucojo with tho Iihlstcnl problems of ll'o. or with the great :Indorgarten system of Germany and Ilontna and Philadelphia. It Is only within a tear that it froo klndorgnrten has been established by Iirlt ate munificence In New lorl;. nQd it will ie a long tune beforo the city authorities wilt think of taking tho mutter up. W'hnt hnvo wo to show In tho way of libra ries to comparo with tho great public library of lloston. which Is opon day and night to nil tho pooplo of tho city A museum wo have: but Is It not time in tho naniu of right that tho champions of religion should demand thai tho doors of this musoum lo tin own open on tho one day that tbo worMngmau can prollt b Its odvnntngos' "Test ourclty by its homes, and what do vvo have' Sen thoso monstrous barracks, moro ovorcrowdod than tho worst hives of London. 1 know tho natural disadvantages of the situa tion, aud I kuow tho efforts oi the Hoard of Health to doal with the evils. What vvo neod Is such borolo action ns Glasgow rosorlod to Bomo icnrs ngo She demolished tho most crowded dotiB of tho city widened and straight ened tho streets nnd rebuilt tho tenements. Atith what rosulW Greater comfort, bettor morals, and bettor financial icsults to tho city itsolf. My own solution of thodlfilcult) would bo ii radical ono I believe it lies tu a now and comploto Bistem of rapid transit, 'I his will make possiblo what is Impossible now -oim-lato homes for worklnginen. New v,or, to. ilav mnL'tiu n rv nnnr stinivm', enn.ti.n, I iIMi other groat cities In what biio docs lor tho pooiorclttsfes. 'Now. compare Ibo public spiiit of New York witli that of olhei great cities. Mark ton. I hienk'f public spirit only in its rwuroneo to municipal u flairs, lornodti in the world is so quick In sciitlinont. so generous, nnd so proud in evory matlei nppenhnglo tho heart and to umliitiuii and onternilsu. Hut bore aro great vital public functions lu out oitt left to privato enterprise. We bavo to show for Ibis a gi enter annual burden of taxation and a gieater pub lic debt than any great city 1 know of. In Ger many utery cliy provides do in streets, libra ries, miiboums, nurii tvatui, light good sani tation, protection of tbo lights nt every clllen, nud pais its way on a light tax vWieru am vvnr At. John l'artou said not long ago- 'lor forty rein sour rulots hato been thietos.' Pink of advnturers succeeded In getting Into the saddlo, and Hint h.ivo driven us oiorMnco with the lut In our tooth Not a llattoiing ei blult Is it mi fi lends It is onough to set us cnlinli thinking until wo como to the llrm ro H.ilto that by God's holp thco things shall not bono. i!ui I 'mi not n pessimist, othors hnto boon ".V01-"0 lliintl"ll and so have wo nursolvos. li.o love there has been on the whole during tlio lust ilocado a steadi improtimoiit In tho gotoinn eat of American cUils. 'J ho lo-son of thla is that them Is no otganle dlsenso but onif a host of functional disorders J ho groat iliii.cultt lu thuvvnt ol roloim Is the astouiiu ihgapatiy ou 'ho ji.iit of oiircltlen Ills eii-lei lor rich ami inlliientlal cltlens to pay th'drtnxos ntuu.d to their own business, and lot these things go on, thnn It Is to ongago In the turuicll oi ae. ulllcl nocossarv tosecinoro forui. It isasolllsli policy, and It Implies dlH lqvaltytocivlcilutv. This apathy of tho best tit ens is tho strongest nlly or corruption lu public allalrs. I do not bellove in tlio (utility of public reform movements On the contrary, groat spasms of excitement have left tho city bettor, hciiiiolhlng hii3 nlwiiis bonii galued which has nindo tho progross of reform easier, What has boendniiHiiiii bo douonualn It will I o dono just us soon as It Is In tho hearts of tho cli irons of Now toik lo do It." Tim Hov, Mr. Newton nnnouncod that next Sunday bit would talk about the way to remedy tho evil which lie consldors to exist. I.onc-Hvrd unit I'rnllllc I'n ml I y Nrwiiuium. .Mny IH.- Mrs. Clariss.i Hoiknop. mother of William C. and .lames, with whom Hint llvoe, and sister of tho Into Thomas C. llltic. Troasuror of tlio Novvbtiigh Savings Hank, has just colohrntod hor th blitbdnv. Tho record of hor family Is a remurkable ono. and shows that sluco Abraham and Maty Del l.nap ouilgrnlod from England, In IfcTi, fouy or llltv muiubursof the Inmllyhavo reached tho ago of lo'i tours. In one branch ol tho family tho bond, Miws Iloll.nun, lived to ho oier '0 years, bis wln ronelp il tho ngo of KM yours ono son died at over liifl ycais iinolheriit lul jenrB cine (lingular at lu.'. aiiothor nt lot tea s, and it ti im at over lui) tears, 'lho Jlell. in s l imi iuso b"i'ii vcivpi lll.c. onode co dm i a I s e. ti hi ,'p n aiiotliorilled at tlieaguif ti n id Init tvvplvn vv'iilo from ten to thill) ehildieu an) sliuwu bj iim locutd to buol common occurrence The Clilneaei A!,,j:, MlaHlnu, Tills inrmticr. of Ihe Clillmo Nithi.ilul IpUiupil t ihiuii ill W rit Iivkiiu tinrl ureet .nil srf,ii liiie enti rlalu I nliuut oiii, huielr it k'ueat- i eiriU) In c iiniiM lie r vti ,ii in iln nJ .o n run nt llio i. hi li. 1 1"- re I in fi r lie i i ei ot pie s im, I m I Hi! IV Ira lifi Jut e en i l.i fil n Hi i i, aiuftll liii'lloti. and aj TntT" wur liilemlta llitlia liviillie mid nil irl lu k. i,y ill. Chinese liulart Horace Jone ibo tieuKiirer rei.urud that Hi. uirmit ibciiiee ur lam lear vrer fle aud that ih.re wan a balauc. on hand ot 77s Addrmel were Inade by (h Iter Pr V H U Crawrurd the Her, J i hlon, tho Iter, 11. 8. Tipple, Uri. b, I. Ualdnla, aadotbtra. ironsK axi ii or w: ion notricr.u Itenlnl nr All III" Itennnnn for Muklnc Ihe Iiflilice Tlekel Cnnlrnct. The scandal ovor the nwnrd of tho contract for printing .W.OOO.OOi) bridge tlckotsbocomos worse nnd worso tho moro It Is investigated. Tho confosslon of 1'icsldent Hovvoll nnd Su perintendent Mnrtln, who ndmlt thnt they nllowod tbo Itamiltoti llnnk Noto Company, tho concern to which thoy doslrod to give tho con tract, to make n new bid lovvor than nt first in order to match tho odor of tho Homer Loo Company, nindo the matter bail oiiourIi. but now comos denials nf ovon tho roasons which Mossrs. Hovvoll and Martin glvo for tholr o traordlnary contract. In giving his renons on Vrldny Sir. Howoll Bald: "The Hamilton Hnnk Nolo Company hns for flvotoata printed nil lho tlckots U9cd on tho bildgo. Treasurer Kendall of tbo Now York Hank Noto Compnny nud toBtcrilay that this stato mont by President Hovvoll Is not truo. Tho company which ho ronresonla has hnd tho con tract for printing all tho strip tlckots lu uso ou the brldgo during tho past renr. President Hovvoll said of tho Hntnlllon Com pany "Tlioto Is it spocial room lu tholr fac lorv whoro tbo brldgo tlckots and nootboisnro prlntod and kept." Tioasuror Ivendnll snld yostorday that bo lllincv till.. rna tint true. I'rosldout Howoll Bald: Tho snmplo tlckots Bout ns by the Iloinor I eonml Now tork ltnnk Noto Company nro entirely dlllorout from thoso which vvo now ttsn J'rcasuror Kendall said: vt o did not submit nny sample tlckots, and I don't beliovo tho Homer Loo pooplo did. Tho speclllcntlous cullod for none.' Suporiutondont Mnrtln said ot tho Hamilton Company: "It did all ourwork In n separato room and kept all our plates under lock and key, bo that thoro was no chnnco of robbery." lu connection with this It should bo called to mind that a t oar or moro ngo n boy named Alfred Drlscoll was arrested while poddllng bridge tlckots nt aconsldorablo discount below regular ratos. An Investigation brought to light tbo fact thnt a good many brldgo tlckots had gut Into circulation vv hlcb hnd never passed thiough tho tickot sollois' lianas. At that tlmo nn olllclal of tho Hamilton Hank Noto Company told a roportor and tho Intervlovv was duly printed in Tub Sun thnt tho tlckots which had been stolon tvoro printed In his company's establishment and that thoy notor had boon dolltorcd totho brldgo authorities. Thoy woro a pait of it largo numbor which had been printed In excess of thoiiunntlty rcuulrod. nnd It was supposod thoy bad boon destroyed. It would appoar. thcroforo. that the roasons given for tho outrugeous breach or t mprloty ronfossed by Mossrs. Howoll nnd Martin have llttlo to stand upon. 'I hero wot e no other loa snns given oxcept thoso named 'Hint tho Hamilton Company had boon doing nil tho work for live yours, that tho other concerns woro strnncors to us thnt wo didn't want to mnko achiingo;" thnt tbo saniplus submitted by tho other concerns were illlloicnt from those In uso; that (by implication! tho Hamilton olforod bottor security against loss by rooborv. What is left of thoso rea sons In tho light of tho facts nbovo glvon' Instead of molding a chango. thoy tnndo ono by nvvatdlug tho contract tor strip tlckots to tho Hamilton Cimp.iuy, If thnt woro tho cipjoct thoy had In tlow, win did not Howoll and Mnrtln solid for tho Now i ork llnnk Noto people, who had tho contract for supply ing strip tlckots. and ask them to roduco tholr bid to match thutof their lowest competitor It Is clear that in spllo of tlio shameful con fession of Howell and Mnrtln, thn real motives huvo not tot bcon discloood. W hat nro thoy VAUALY.U) 11 Y LlOllTMXt;. Two IMvelllnc nnil a scIlool Hntiar htrurk and Kortv 1'erHOnn Affected. Rfadino. Pa., May IS. Lightning played Blrango froaks testerday nnd tho dat boforo In this region. During a terrlllc thunder btorm night before lnt at Joliet, in Schutlkill county, tho residence of Henry Horchors was Btitick. tho bolt i nssing through tho roof, ceil ings, a; tl flooring to tbo kitchen. Mrs Hurch oi s, who was standing In tho opon doorvvm, was knocked clown aud paralieik Mr. Iiotcli ors was partially i arnlyod, and could not rl'o from the chnlr on which he was sitting while William, tho l'.l-yenr-old son, wns hung dear across tho room and rendered unconscious. Tho other childron, l'rcdcnck, 1 aura, Honry. nnd Martha, all under 14 tears, piniln in a buck room, woro knocked sen-c!e-s by tho shock, and wero unable to move band or foot for three hours. .Nelehhnrs rim In mill xtn. cubbed tho llntnos. Mrs 1'onhers and Wil liam woio supposed to hnvo boon killed, but thoi eventually nguinoj consciousness, al though thei aro st II b.ulli p.ir.ilyed. io-terdnv nlterno -n tho I'nlrvlovv school houso near Mohn-vllle, this counts, taught hi William lligoni wis struck hi lightning from a low-hanging black cloud. 'J ho bolt smashed through theehimnei. rnn down tho stiteplpe, shattered lln stove, and then m ide Its exit along a row of benches ut tho open cbor. ln Btantlt twelve oi tbo bdiool clilldrun woro I knockod scnsolobs, nud the twentt lotu. lining pupils woro made tiiiuib In their nuns and legs Of thoso rendered senseless four wero 1 badly bumed In various parts of tho body. 'I Im school has been do-od on account of tho dls as'or and will not open until novt fall. .Mrs Mary H.st. living noir Potlstlllo. wns struck hi lightning on l'miay evening while preparing her Ini-b ind s sunpor. and thrown vlolentli to lho lb or. Tho rghl sldo of hor bodi is now i ompletoly pnralieu Tho big Newfounillinil watchdog nwnotl by tbo family wns killed in bl& kouucl. Tho houbo was not seriously damaged. m.imii: .vviii'in'.s Mvuntutr.it. Iliieliannn In the TiiiiiIin I.os-t 31 ucli Flenh It hllr ii l'm-llltr. Charlos V. Iluchanaii alias Chnrlos .Tackson, thomurdoror of his mistress, Mntnlo Murphy, wns nrrnlgncd b 'foro Coioncr Low at thu Coronirs'oillcoicstorday morning. Ho spont the night In a coll at Police Hoadiiunrtors, and wns constantly wntcbod for fear that ho might attempt suicide. About II A. M. the murderer was handcuffed (o DotoctlvoSTgonnt .Michael Crowloi. Detectives M nigln and Mncnulcy ne compnulod them to tho llovvoiy, whoro the do tectlves lio.irdoda 1 oiirth avenue surfneo car with tho prisonei. A leporlei lodo lu tho ear with the murderer down to tho Coronors' office. Iiiichnnnn has lost I'osh ronrukablyslnco tlio murder. Ho was a sirong and robust man. Now ho Is oinailnled and broken down. Ho told oronor Lew Unit his light namo was Hip ban, in. While answering tho lormal ones, turns ho stood before tlio Coroner with his he nl hanging (lowii and his oios a-t on thu floor. Ho looked n i n Hire of ib.oet misery. t oionnr Loty nskod him ii bo had counsel Ho replied. "No, sir." '1 ho oronor committed him to tho Tombs. Tho Hmuoat will ho held some day this week. Alternated (nAvenge IIIn llnntcter'n Wronffn r.iKTov, May ll.-.Iolm lilack, the Postmns terof Coelltoii, last night altempled tho llio of John II. Pi ho of this cut Hocamo upon him Fiiddonly, and, drawing a revolver, levelled It at his hoad. Ho was von much excited, and to that luil Price owes his life, for, though within n fow font of his Intended victim, nelihurof two shots took offoet. To-d.i) I'lieu cuiue lieio lor u wariaut. 'I hocuur-e oi the Bhootlng in tho al leged seduction of lllack's daughter by Price. 1'otli nun nro lending cltlons. Tho sotiug woman Is bundsomo nud about l'J tears old. Tniins Hluilenlx ol'tbe 'riilinuil. The third vear of ilin nn' IHIuuent or th Jewlvli Tli.uloeirnt semluarj tmleil i.rirrlni uli an emm liutlou of Itie prejaraior, mi I unloi chiHmps, Jn liooia :il. c'ooiier I slon lilt Pre- ili-u dif ltl. Pr. b tlvraiii, ii'iidiicted thefvauiliiailon ai-lfd li the iriciptora i the llfv Pru. I.IeLtriuau md im linwiti The preiuira ton clanaioimliteofelv lilt t fellnnr ofiiliiut IJ crtj.,r e-Ke The) have I eeu ptti tutu Hie lltltle In the original lit i onjunctlou with uraium'tii"! and fxeiifiiril iom lueiAfirltn. Ilieie tre fiunl In the junior t li. a Hliirh bad Ihuii at work on Ihe TaliauJ an I llie lllli'.u llirko buy. were .ilmul two f-.ira itidfr I luiu thuhe nr the l re li.irilorv i lie Ihe ie e lieri. -il I llie reeult ot tho t uiuin.itioii wns ver) niililai.tiir) J Iverv JuhIhIi i iiiiuri'iiiiii iniivi have a inntor or praiiT ri eUr uli I iniifiil ut Ilivh a r.it li Imi m mi ein I101 b, tr lie) fli li.i nl I ulti lie ti t 1 I u! Hn H, liurv U in t.t u nr netii in a I u 111 j I.11U Ihvioiirji, vl InKlriictlull laatn ill. a vi.tr. rutlirr I'liinftluirM (elilen .liilitti e. Tile friend of the Iter lo-titl IraiNlotl Die rener able rector of ht I'elerti lurid, 11 llruiiLIn, vcillcttle brute the ilfiletti aiinivernr) if hu ordliuitiuii uiu prlrelou June 7 llie lelebraliou 1U be in Ilia ihiirch rreliiuluary lo line event a 1.-0I1M11 Jubilee fair Ie lu Ij. held U wilt bo besuu In uni'ii in lho Acadeiu) nt; Mutk, and will continue tturiiu tile week becrelar) Trai-y in to preside uv ih otuuiir rer.inonleii mnl amoiu (ho dii liivuiiilie 1 yurniituho aie etj 1 1 ted are e I tmlilrnl I irlilid, Man r 1 haplu lil-hnp I ouill Im, ml I leaident s, Hi I., 1 i oluinbta I nhme ri o OCjfi I nl the I Ir in tort e .1 -nil 1 inn e nil lOruilOA IMli win III t lh ,1 iulLuilei 1 hiiol ui 1 rl 111 M 1'eure 11) the or.iiiiiatioii an I laic ii lis-h I alt,f r llilliitlilli hie euall detil'l hlnikflf tor nevi-iat lenra. There will I e I tti b mi) lllllin At a leltli Ilia bOldea Jllltllee I auilllet to laltier trunnion will tal.e llait at the akteiubo rooiui nt llie Aiadetui of vt i.ie nn VI 1) 'rt, inn 011 thu m ci ill Ihe iirliic-l) .ii i ecih will bo delivered In Chailnc'e) U I'ejew 1 itiilllo In lie tlm led To.ilic, Vn in t mil hi "I 1 1 1 t 1 1 ,1 1 a t). 114 n 1 lip' "I l 1 '1 mi r r 1 a K a front of lb. llr(advva nn sa'uriiii atiernonu t,(oi o will 1 burled thu atienioon in Cahary Ceroeter) The Iter lellce Morula will conduct the service The room tu the rear tenement at 1)1 tlulberrt etreet. In wblcb Ypoollio need 111 niled yeeierday wtih, his re liUoul aud tritDJ. aud trooi attract!! bj curloiay, NO PUBLIC BAKS IN BOSTON. a law i'Ast:t j.v ism ur.Tirnu nr our. 1111 a cm: it. After Tnrmlur I'.rery Mnn mIio Token llrlnk Mn. 1 Hit nt n Tnliln and Order n Menl-Tho llemoerrtln Mnklnit I'ollllcnl Ciipltut Out ol Hie KMloreement. IIohton, May 18. Aftor Tuesday, evory mnn who visits thn Hub, and who wants a drink ot Bomotbliig Btrongor than water, must sit nt a tnblo mid call for 11 sijiniro moal, nndnttor that lms boon served bo will be en titled to n drink of his fnvorito bovorago. Ho won t bo obllgod to oat tho food, but ho can't got bis drink without It. Thnt 1b tho situation nsltls loft by tho Massachusetts Legislature attor a month's tusslo with nn old law enacted llttcontoars ngo, but notor enforced. It is a romnnntot tho old dais of statutory prohibi tion In Ma-isachusotls. bottor known ns tbo days of "fioo rum," nnd nlroady thoro Is an onorgotlc kick bi politicians and nil mon who occasionally tnko n drink. Only tho dicd-in-tbo-wool I'roblbl tknlstH aro happy nt thn turmoil wblcb has bcou aroused, and thoy 11ml much onjotmeut In thodlscomllturo ot tho Ihiuor deiilors nnd their patron". As tho latter class Includosa nrv luri-iv mninrllv nf llnqtrm',! elllyntm -rich nnd poor, high nnd lowly somo Idea can bo bad of thulr stnto of mind at tho piosent time. No man can In tho futtiro legally rush Into a saloon, toss nuickol upon tho bar, gulp down a glass ot boor, nud dash across tho street nnd cntch bis train, ns ho hnB dono In tho past. Hvery thluKofthnt nature has boon unlawful in thu past, but no publlo official has cared to onforco that clatiBO In tho act of tho yoar 1875 for bidding the snlo of liquor ovoi bars or other structures oxcopt in connection with tbo con sumption ot food. Korllfteon tears tho public bar has boon a popular Institution In lioston. Now It is doomed, and thoreby bangs n talo. When tbo pooplo ot Massachusetts decided that thoy bad bad enough of prohibition, nccordtng to tho statutory definition of tho word, thoy passed on act in lHTo repealing the prohibitory law. Thoro was n rod-hot light, but tho Prohibition ists wero beaten To do away with tbo most obioctlouablo toatures of tho Ihiuor business, a clause wnB Inserted forbidding tho snlo of lluuor ovor a bar. This was considered tho net door to prohibition, nnd nt tho same time It enabled mon to tnko liquor with tholr food without skulking behind somo barrod door or in somo murky bnsoment. During tho war sa loons wero running lull blast, without any thought ot molesting tbo proprietors, but nf forward tboro was appaamof virtuoontho part ot tho authorities, and tho traille wns carried on a llttlo los openly. Mill theto wus enough constraint to causo dissatisfaction on all sides, nnd tho law was ropealod. Tho argument was used at tho tlmo that tboro Would bo loss druukotmcBsIf liquor was used only In connec tion with tho consumption of food. At llrst licenses woro granted only to victuallers, nud foi nwhilo thoro was somo protonslons nt obo- utenco 10 1110 law. ism 1111 mm woro oil in tlmo. nnd for more thnn ten years liquor has boon sold over the bar without nny thought ol loud or of tho law which was being broken. It was with considurablo constomatlon, tlioreiore. Hint tho llopubllcan members of thu Massachusetts Legislature and such Itopubli cim politicians who woro present nt (jov. Hruckotl s inauguration hoard lilui demand the enforcement of that long-forgotten cluubo In tho li ,uor law. I heir stirprli-u was tho gteator because It wnsuverivvhore known that Mussiicliu-otts would now have a Democratic (lovi'inoi but foi tho Intervention of ttoJhjuor dealers, wlio furnished voles nud iftonej tu-o-cuie Oov, Ilraekett's election. s it was, tho Democratic candidate, tho Hon. William L. ltus-oll, was only ".u ill votes behind In tho contest. In view of the-o facts, tboro was a cold chill along tho ipiu.il columns of llopu1 lb nns whin thov board iiov. Jlrnckeit urgo tho 01 foicotncnt of a law wnlch Uuveinirs lloldiisi 11. Long and Ames had per niltteil to remain lu stntu 11U0. Tno loio-nvv trouble, and they bavo h.ida'l they wanted and luore, too. lor three weeks the Hemocrais bavo boon prancing upon tlio necks of the 1,0 publloaiio. while the latter woro dodging Irom Pillar to post and from post to pillar in their ollortB to llnd somo neutiul ground upon which tobtanil. 'Jhol)oi"o ruts huvn bi 011 laving up a lurgo supple of political ..1pit.1l. wliich will como In li indi pott fall, a id they, ut least, uio coutldont f seep g llillj liusoll as ho is I liuuili.ill) Chile bv tlio ward vvnrkoiH, inaugu I r.itid as lho not tiovcrnor of JI issaehiisetts. '1 hut rem tins to bo seen, but Itisal.ict that I tho iniboriiatoii 11 contest has already com I 1111 need hoi o in 'l.is"aihusetts. ami that there will bo oli' t f tbo hottest 1 nnii'iiiiis ou rccoid. I The I oiiiolm its I'M 01 ted some recognition I of their seitlces Irom iiov. lit.ickett. uud it I came in ,1 dhlerent shape Irom what thoy had looked Im Thoi wero as much ili-mmed by bis lolereneo to tlio public liar clause ol tho liquor hivt at. wero tlio 1,'epulilhnnr but they did nut at Hist sen want tho elloi t would bo. 'J hoy did not diea u that sullii out ba king could t o f mini to block any rene.il of that ob iiomous 1 lailsi'. uoidet was intioiluci d oaily iu tho so-sion piovlding foi the repeal of tho clause in 1110-ti 11, and aboi t .1 month a-. tho t ommitte mi tho Lluuor I aw icpoitod that it was Inexpodient to legislate theiooii. An ef fort was niado to htibsiituto n bill for thu re port of the committee, and th it was defeated lnthosona'e lho report went to lho Houso lorcoiiciiitonco, nnd tlioio. to) a bubsiltutii bill wnsollerod and lejecied 1 hen tlio light became led hot and lho HcpublicniiB split. 'J he liquor dealois held 1 mooting indot'oited nil tho power H101 pnssessect to Sfi'iuo s. recon sideration of llio void whereby ilia bill wns ro jectcd It liu'ed by foui tores. '1 hero we o hints of big hoodie for th -o who would chin go their minii'. 0111 noinn a was seen 01 it lu tbo vo.o. lor it was nra. tic ill) lho sumo as on tho ie ecilon I tlio substitute 1 ill. I'lii'lhig tliein-oltes b aien thn Dnmocrats cliiinged tlieii luetics. I I'-o'uilotis woro Intro duced deimiiidiiig the 1 igid utilotcoiuoiit of lho law. Tlies wen-ti lined in such .1 inunncras to tin iitv nil ihe ndiuiii upon dov, lirackott, and wine introduced jju the dellber.ito purpose of riiii'Iug his ihitices lor re, lection net full. Tlio Domoi ints nuido noetloit to eoneonl tholr purpo-o. 'I Ins ui' vo put tho llepulillciiis iu a tvoiso Iiov than ovur While many of them did not I ollevo In iiov It aekett's vlgotoiis revival of a dead law. they could not allor.l to desert him. as (hot would h. no done hud they adopted the! resolutions pictured in tho Hi tuoerats. Hut Iiirhienliiig iholioveriiur ihev laid them Bolvos open to tho elinigool Inslncoriti, and while thei woin wotidc ring how thov ooufd host get out of th" scinpo tlm Demociatic lenders had lots of fun nt tholr (imcmibo, linnlly tho ilepubili'iiu Senatois tuepiied n iisolution tvlib h iilaced tlicmouieeuidiH being "in fnv or of tbo vigorous and imp irtlnl enforcement of tlm law agnliist pubh inns. Inn from which all direct itluienio to Oov. lirackott was olliu- I limp d. In that win thet ninliiliiiiindtlippillct oftliulieliublio.iil p.ilti ,111 1 .ll-o dlluitod tho llllni k from Out l.un kett. Natui.illi all this discussion on Iloncon Hill has stinod ui tho 1 im Ie of the city and vlcln Iti ninioveivbodi Is on tlio qui tivo to know how it will end. Vthn h tlinocainoto issiin tho niw licenses the lloston lloaid of I'uiico Boot out until es ti nil do ilers that after JInv jo 110 liquors should bo sin I ovor tho bar. A vio lation 01 that or h r nn mi the Io-b ol tho li cense, nnd as t'rst 1 lass liiuholdois' IIuiiibos i costfl .nil uaeli. li was not a matter to bo Bin 0 oil at, I ho new Iicoii-os went lino elfect on Mnv I, and the deal had two.iti days lu Willi h to clem nit Iheir b.ns 1 omo' tlm lug hotel-,ub 1 led the ie v. regiilntions at once. nndcusioiiieiHcouldu t get tholr di ml. tv ictiuiit llr-l lakliii: 1 se.p at a i.iiilo. s.in.'o then iiuo'her phaso of tho case has Pro-oiited itseii, II his boon nrguo.l livnllthii I leading l.ivvn'ts It: the illythat 11 mbl In jiiHt us much a bir as Is nnt othoi struiture nnd that ii vv II bo illegal to foil lliiuot at n table unless fun I Is p itnu in connection theieivilh. IV lias I ei 11 ili"-'iiTil lit nils n 1 1110 tu 11 tun spirit of thelaiv must bin ,11110 I out hi 1I10 matter of loud, aint It will seem lo ho Hit) prinlcro or overt in ui to di lul. on I) wltli his iiio.i'.s, 01 diuo ot oil I line h" vv nnts tod link. 1 Tlui II11101 deal.qs are do'eilillned lo push thociisi tliroiigh thu conns, nie I tho cases will bo p entiled when thu tin e limit oi les. I liuitll lleilliiitliiii III Ituv mine, .liibdeo turvlccs vvoui held 1estnr.l1! by the l'ldmembeisol th I ir-l Prebtt riati (liuich uf HiDonnoin ci'lobiatloii of tho cai plolion, llrst oc upaiicy, nnd doillcatlon 01 Iholi in vv 11111 In cliunli pilillcp nt tho' corner of Wo-t rifth Htioet nnd No.vmnu uvonuo, llorgou Point. Tho dedlcatoty ceioniotiles lookplaio during lho morning services, tho l!e. Dr. Honry 1'. Jones, tho pasloi, nfliclntliig. mnl nconcrcg.itlou ol m pusoiib being piesont, Pull as lingoii ,1'iigiivatiou Mtliorodnt aBcr tlco held 111 iho altt iiiueii. at which addresses wmo tleliiered hi the bev. Harold Arrow Bliillh Ihe Km. James J. Ibgga, tho bev. John II, I'gl ort, tho Hov. W illlaiu P Drew, and tho Lev. Mlilam lvno, nil pastoiB of l.av onii" ohiirohes. At thu otpnlic seitho the pastor dellviimil liisinaiu: 1r.1l st ui, ui, 1 1 0 new pilllb e I- trnblMvllle 1 llll'somest III 1, D"l II" P l,l II- II I' in It e.t-l, in 1 1' I ii-' Hi I' 'i o i e I i i v. u ie, i ,1 I I I I' t ol I Si a ,i, 1 n IU' I ,lili li. r on i a i ,t e iiingcape i'i ,or UniS"iis It la 1 1 loot by ah foot and el foot high. Thu i liun h w.ia orgnnlod In lss itsadlrect ro Bult of a dlvlBU'iln tho Horgeu point Hoformod ChurLh of which itB im6tor. lho Hev. Hr JoneY bud boun pamor for twenty lour yean, T7J7C nr.r. m. l. rntxea's tbiai. A lVetl-known Mtnlaler of lho Herormed C'hnroh Acenaeil of Theft and FnUehond. llKtniNo, Pa, May 18,-Tho eccloelftstlcnl trial of tho Hov. M I. Trltcb of Heading, n tvldoly known minister of tbo Itolonr.cd C'buicb, on tho charges ot theft nnd falsehood, will begin at 10 A. M. to-morrow at Vtomoln dorf, this county, boforo tbo Lebanon classls. Tho caso Is ono of lho most oxtrsordlnary on record, and has dooply stirred religious circles throughout eastern Pennsylvania by roason of Its peculiar features and tho promlncnco of tbo ncciifod pnstor. who bad btthorto always bomo a high reputation in tho community. It Is strange to lmnglno a woll-to-do nilnlatorof thoOospel stonllng pockot knltos, but thnt Is oxnctlywhat tho Hev. Mr. l'rltch Is charged with doing. Widespread Intcrost attnehos to tho outcomo ot tbo chuich trial. Inasmuch as n criminal trial on thosnius charges will bo hold at tho coming term of tho llorks County Court. T ho chnrges In dotall, as reportod by n spoi lal Investigating commlttoe of tbrco ministers to tbo Lobanon clussls on April 13 lust, nro these: tlrst theft, second falsehood I niter the nrst cliame we the committee, allege! I lliaton March r. isiei, llie Itcv It. I. rritch entered the hardware store of Hard Iteber A la. rsi l'enti stri-ec Ueadini l'a, and nolo one half doen pocket klilvea. '1 1 hat en more than one o.caslon according to hi own written roufeKeinn be took tloren.uf kutvee and inhnr roods from the same tlrin Under the second cliarite we alisifflt I That tie falsely related to the Iter. I. K Ilerr that the I'low l hurt h. seven miles from iuadlnir would subscribe KD tow ard t a) tun ort ttte Indebtedness of ton a l.eruian Iteforincl c tiurcti 2. That al lho time when he stole the pocket knives he also stole a number of paint brushes and tie uled under the most solemn asseriion that I e had taken anvttiimr but pocket knives until ciurronted b the person who saw him take the brushes u lhat bavin? a number of tears ago made a aiandrou rhariro aiialnst two mlnhters of Keaillnir the nets Henry insr and .1. vv Heinmetr. which became common talk, lie within the last few week most emphatically denied aver bavinjr sal J a word to cause such talk. This roport Is Bigned by tho Rov. Messrs. T. M. 'iundt. W. a hhnotrer, nnd .1. K. Punk. A grout cloud of wltnosscs. thoy say, will bo on bnud to-moriowto provo tho chargos against tho Hov. Mr. l'rltch. Tho uufortunnto clorgt mnn roslguod from tho clnasls Immediately nftor tho scandal beciimo publlo. nnd gavo up bis cbnrgo. Tbo Hev. Dr. D. L. Klopn of Leba non has boon authorlrod to act as prosecuting attorney In tbo trial, and some othoi able min ister will bo nppolutod to ropresont Mr. Fritch. who has declined to soloct counsel to defend him, although ititltod to tlo so. htrong pros Buro is boing exerted upon tho clnssls to post pone the ecclesiastical trial until aftor the criminal court has ncted upon tho enso. but tho trial will doubtless procoed. It was post poned onco beforo. on April 2S, aud tho ma jority of the ministers constituting tho clasbls aro now urging immodiato notion. Tho Hov, Mr. l'rltch has thus far failed to not forth any material dofenco. Ho said yestorduy I will not attond the trial, as I have roslgnod from tho clnssls and severod my relations with tho Church. Tho hasto with which Ihotrlnlhas been hurrlod forward is unbocomlng clorgt men In their treatment of n brother mlnmtor. Thoy should await the result of thn civil trial, and thon 1 would havo appeared boforo them, and tlio ecclesiastical trial t ouhl thon hnvo cone on In decency and without mallco, I hnvo not de cided upon any dollnltu courBo. 1 huvo been Si oatlv annoyod by tbo persecutions of enemies, ut urn trying to bear up," A QVEEH KI.OVJCSIF.XT. A Alan Detsertei III llrlde of n, Month and lllopen With Her Motliei. IlAnntsnuiio. Mny 18. Tbo story of n vory queor elopomont comes from Sullivan county, nt tho upper end of tho Loyalsock t allot. Pounco Hallo), a lumborman and a man (15 years old. whoso wifo died last winter, fell in love a fow weoks ngo with a comely young Gorman girl who wns working as a domestic for a farmer who livod near Iiulloy's. Tho girl bad recently arrived In this country, spoke but llttlo L'ngllsh, nnd was 13 years old. Pounce wnsBO nrdont in bis wooing that ho won tho girl, nnd thoy woro married last month. Tho girl's mother, Mrs. Kuthorlno Kline, was ut tho tlmo acting as housekeeper for a (lormati In Potter county. Mio know nothing of hor daughter's marrlngo until a week ortcn days I ago. whon sho wns informed of tlio fact by a li ttor fiom the girl. Mrs. Kline nt onco jour- noied totho headwaters of tho Lotalsockto see about It. hon sho nrrlvod athorBon-ln-l.ttv houso bIio seemed pleased with Hulloy, and tho marrl.igo was approved of by hoi. I Mrs. Kllno isdn-cribiu us nu olderly woman, I ten lloshy, and by no moans prepossessing In nppenrnncc. For all that sho find not been In her son-lu-law'8 houso twodaiB boforo she had ealnod his regard to bucIi a ilegroo that hor daughter wns forcod to protost ngaliist the con duct of her husband nnd hor motbor. '1 hey lgnoied hoi protests, and sho ono Jay lastwcek told the old lady that sbo must le.ivo tbo bouse. .11 1 R. Kline did soon l'rldav. but sho took hor dnughtoi's husband with hor or at least ho fol lowed hei as soon as ho heard that she was cone. Tho pilr nro n vv togotber In Potter county. Mr", lvllno cannot spenk any l'ngllsh, nnd llailey knows no Oermnn. Tho dosertod bride is said to havo taken tho alTalr philosophi cally, nnd has disposed of horhupband's t or Bniial property and gone b.n k to work at tho larmer's whero liailey got acquainted with her. .Vi'ir YOltK'fi AI.IIAMlllt I. Ciiltl. ISiilnlirlrtee Arrive IVItli (lie I'I aim Tor the Umpire Ctmrert Hull. Cnpt. Illohard llalnbrldgo, nn Kncllsb thontric.il manager, turivod hero on the steamship Ltiurla yesterday morning with plans for Tho Lmplro," a groat concert hull and gardon to bo oroctod at tho corner of faoveuth ntcnuo nnd l'orty-socond Btroet. Tho hchomo ns related In a inblo despnti b to tostord.it 's bi'N was llrst buggostod to John Holllnirshoad, founder of tho flaioty Theatro In Loudon nnd director of tbo Cycloramu. Niagara in London." by Cnpt. Connor of tho fst 1 iiiiud llniill ilLnnl tn.-s. i mi a mrn A illiam .1. I'loroneo. HolllngsbeTd. nnd I hnd just come from ihe Alhnmhra, said ('apt. t miner lestenlni. "Wo foil to talking about Now ork nmiissments, and I said that Now Voik ncodod some placo like tho Allinmbra. Tbo idea struck llulllngshend ind wotulkod it oior all tho rest of tho ovonlug. Nothlngovor camo of It, how over, as far as l am concerned. I have no stock In tbo now enterprise, noithor has Mr. I'loienio, nnd wo know only as much nbout Its details as Tut. I sun printed this morn Ing. My original plan was simply for a gteat plnco ol niniisi ment with n big tnrloty show, ballot, music, dunco hull, aicade. and tho like. Halubildge Is an experienced mnn, has boon nn editor and manager, and will make tho thing go." rslnictiliir l'liriiiiiiienon. Leo fieo, a Chinoso dry goods donlcr at .12 Mott street, got drunk Saturday night, which bud lho elToelof making him tory noisy. Ilo shouted and yelled In tho stroot In front of his shop, and was the centio oi a crowd of two or three hundred t poplo when ho was collared by 1'ollconiHn Met aim of the Lllabotli Btreot squad. Ho appeared to bo still diunk when ho tins llnod ill) by Justice Oormau nt tho Tombs yostorday. I'osmltilts rsud Tale ofa Famon I'lke County Uilldr. Milrnnn, Pv, vtay H Isaac Boyd, a fimous Csher lean, liunter, and k-ulJe of tlilstlllane, weni fslilini In the Baakill Creek on Tuesdai last He I u ua teen seen sin, e but tils trout rod, broken haMbetu lound ui the tlerp uork'e above tin' Sasklll lulls a c liar ict lisj ft eit llilgll llelow the falls (s a deep ooL an I below that a Tery narrow piss 'eieen the roi ks lets Urn wiiler thro nrli ut iriiienilnus vrocltv lulu n tlirk thasin known as the Pevil s Klltticli ihe uuter in that i tiusin fs so tlie,i ill it mum' plai es tm bul'iim tan be finmd It Is fi ure 1 tl ai Hu) d w as intiirt'il lu smt' ui In the gull.'" itbiiit tin lulls ami i arrled ovt r them Into Ihe ewlrlunr an I si-ethuiii waters amuit Ihe io ks I the llevll s utti'lirn II such I the ase It Is nnl liken that lit. bo I) will ewr bo lound Po)d sji well kltunn I .New 1 ork -j oruuien A In I a I rialilnu. 'I'i I p. Oictii l'a. Mai s-im I rldny last James rarer aud hi. brntiier Willie IJ and in vevra t Id went to ho-tring Ur ns h trout I'stunjr The stream is a precli 1 Ioub one two miles Irnui here Ihebovs did not return at iilitht, a id a teir h wa male for tliem Willies todv wa. In a dei ii p oi .it Ihe in .t nf a (a i known as Jliy Tumble .lllllrss bodv bullv Inani'lc 1 was found liiuir at ihe fool nfn hli.ll feilire thvtitV' r nnks the Tutu lie It Is Uiim dial IV I'lle us tlslillil III thai not and tell in and ttiat Jituia hurryiiiir t hli aid, bad stumbled ..lid fatli n lo the hnttnm ut the iedi,e I'liiH'riil ill Oliver Itrll lliiiui,, llie funeralif the late lllllor Hell Dunce took place veslerda, Irnlil his resl Iriue :i ttj v rsl Twentieth I lreet lho services were conducted b the Itev Thomas Klcliej nf the l,eneral Tbeoli zt. al Seminars 1 mplmece or the house of 1) AplMetnli A I o. seat flowers Alniuik' ihtise pre.eut were r. Stedluau I ot llauiet Anpletou Uossller .lohlisou, l.eoril. VV llrowu WiiiliiiiM linker smith I' lane ltlrhsrd II hloildard r T llillliiirliain it W Carleton V It 1'eltoa and Morris i'hillu. tl c luiernieiit was in Urcennuud Klerit Ilurhrlnrs)' Jre Club, AteiiT Jlaj is -With obiectspi unit, and bind It. member. In Iran Is of friendship on I enterta'n them with inline aniili) other lawful sor ai means ihatlerry Itacheiors' the Club was Inmrporated yesterilay with these trustees Alijfii.t sihaeier tl 1 John Ptusi h i. In.. i hi ohen Charles llrlus ih HmVi seiirth i.eor.'e IVeslphuelniKer liinll beruliardl I'i ler l.rauis itei.r4 lllldebraudt The liead piartersarn tu be In New lurk Color 1. Ine In ii llmliid nl Krinilillt'.inlitl, .Noimilll, Conn. Viae s Tint lte I) I 'ink .n, rolorid. laid) of this i w I itnojr f liar for i wlo im considerable k'cklns lu Hi4lcit berauje lie is iinblo lo lease a house or tenement mn h as ne drsires 1ms rererene l ifenlleinan of rotor has a wife and one i bad. aud sajslhalhels wllltoir topa) from ilo lo:iier iQnnih rem i ui ibe color hue Is so closelv drawn in IhtUcit) lual bs It uuabl. to bir. such a leueuisut a. he waul, I STAMMERING- TOB FTTK HOW A NTrTTEBISO CAItniNKra ii.ini: niMsiiii.ir' porvitAU. Many will remombor that during tho engage- i mont of tho llrlgnnd Company at tbo Casino. In this city, rocenlly. tho C'nptnln of tho CnrbN noeiB made a groat bit" by Imitating a stam inorcr. Peals of Inugbter grootod his quoer grlmacoB. and whon ho niado it Boom nocov sary to wblsllo, jump, and boat hlmsolf In order lo Bpoak, pooplo fairly shoutod. Mar- shnll 1'. Wilder can also "brine down tbo bouso" with a Btuttorlng story. 1 his 1b tho funny side of s tammorlng. lint there nro lhouBaad9 of pooplo who find It no laughing mattor. This actor aud this colobratod humorist can lay aside tho Blnmmorlng nt will, but thero aro j thoso upon whom thla peculiarity of epoech hns crown to bo a torriblo habit, and ono which cnuBes both thcmsolvos nnd othors muoh mlsory. ot tholr rollof is only a matter of a fow nooks' careful attontlon nnd proper treat ment, ns wo hato known In many Instances. During tbo last ton yonrsTn-- Bun hns fre quently cnllod nttontlon to the llrynnt School for Stammerers nt t) Wost Htbsu.whord the rntitnrnl nllli.n lnl..l. 1. H...I. w...v,... w. ..uuw uuium id iuisiu u Dliuuiliuy OIs This Institution bits accomplished wondorful rosults. Its mothods nro sclontltlo and rolla- bio. Its principal Is n roformod orcurod stntn- moror blmbelf. nnd probnbly no ono in thin country understands tho propor troatmont of Bpeech troubles bottor or as well as ho. Adv. lllKOliOlllS MOtFATT AllllKSTED. I S f Kvadlnc the Hnit of Ills (slater tn Itecoror t .MunCT Kxlnrtrd from Her. J NF.nnuimu, May l& Tbeodoro Mowatt, who I ha? boon kooplng out of the way of tho roferao nppolutod by Judge llarnard to oxamino blm under supplomontnry proceedings In relation totbo$l.'j,OOOhohad boeu ordorod by the Court to roturn to Mary Mowatt, his Blstor, was last jf night caught on u. West Hhoro trnln. Miss I Mowntt'B Inn i or. John M.Gnrdnorot this city. fl has boon on his trail for somo tlmo. nnd somo 'I days ago cmployod ex-Posttuostor John P. (Irnham of Wnsblngtontlllo to shadow him. On baturdny be trackod Mowatt from New- nrk to Now York, where ho again crossocl to how Jersey, and in company with a youtic clerk took a West cJhoro train. ij Grahnm notlllod ShorllT Ooodnlo bore, and whou tho 7 o'clock train north last night cot I undor way loaving Noivbiirgh. tho RboriiT put Blowatt uuder arrest. Ho took him off nt Hlchiand and crospod to 1'oughkoepslo, whore the priBonor was tnkon boforo. Hideo llarnard, who ndmlt tod blm to ball. Thoodore Mowatt t with others, through throats of exposure of tbo alleged Intlmncy betiveon his doat! brother S fintl Ilia clatt.r Iftrt nriutnnbl n r.A.l 1 of tho largo ostato of tho doad man from hor. f but through tho persistency of Lawyer Oard- nor it hns noarly nil been rccovorod. The Moxfcnn property sho has now undor hor control. It Is taluod nt over i.iuil.Ooo, and vlolds nn annual Income of about HO.DUu. T ho porsonal ostato extorted by her Bisters and brothers umountod to about $10u.O0O. Of this amount about $1(1.000 has been recovered by i judgmontB. Wines and Augustus Mowatt nro kcopliig thomsoltes out of tho btntos. tho 8 former boing, it Is said. In Motico. Thoodore E has boon lit Ing In Newark, and wns said to bo on his way Inst night to PoughkoepBlo. wbera ho was going to dlsooso of somo of the ocuri- tios ho holds. Ho Is supposod to be In posses felon ot J15.000 worth. i YESTEltDAY IS CIXUIAT. PARK. X K Ttuusnars, 1'lrUpnrkrtH, and Iisit Chtldrem l Alube a lSusy ltuy Tur Che l'ollce. Thoro wns tho blgcost crowd of tho yenr In It Central Park yostorday. and tho Mall was If thronged during tho concert. fj Pickpockets took ndvantaco of tho occasion. r William C'ompton, colored, of Pleasant Plain. N". J was nrrested in tho net of picking a r woman's pockot. Tour pocketbooks and two f razors woro found in bis pockots. Philip do ft Shappird of 17 Eidridgo street met a clrl If named Hortha Motka. and under the pretence j ot making lovo to her etolo hor pockotbook. IJ Ho was caught and lockodup. tr Thoro woro moro than the usual number of li Sunday runaways and collisions. No one wns H sorlously Injured, but several wagons woro smashed. A coach and team collided with a U light wagon driven by I'. J. I'axton of 135 Chris- ik tophor snoot and J. Fuller of H!u Wost Soven- fi toenth stroot. Tho light wagon was smashed li and tho driver of the coach. Terence Hognn. 3 was thrown out. His wrist was broken and his f? bond cut. Ilo was bent to tbo Presbyterian Hospltul. Mounted Ofllcor McOlynn saw Frederick W. f, Hallard of 2) Lexington avonuo, Jersey City. i fall from a blcyclo opposito Wost beventy- eighth stroot. Hallard was sufferinc from n, m lit aud was sent to Hoosovolt Hospital. Miss .nnderhugh of Hi J West Fifty-sevontb street Im was thrown Horn hor horso nt Mnoty-sixtli Mreetaud tho Last Hrite. b'ho wns Bllghtly H Injured, but went homo. I If .More thnn ilfty lost chlldion wero taken to im the pollco station in tho ArsonaL fra l'nntor McUuffie AttncU tho Catholle ill Church. j m .Sew Iliicss kick. May 18 The P.ev. M V. McDaflleof 8, lb ItemBen Avenue llapttet Church attacked the Ko- jjjujj man Catholic Church to day in a sermon on th relation fill? of that body lo the public school question lie spoke of D the fact that announcement had been made In th 1 Unman Calho.lc churches recentlr that the rim of rnn. ft 1 nriuntlon and nf tho sacraments of the Church would U V be denied iu cases where children were allowed by P t parents to atlen I publlo schools, and denounced a lllshoo who. betinrini; In continuation, would to deny It L as an unfeellnif brut He said tho priests weroeekinf f, Yi to enslave the people and urce 1 Vrotestant. to show it the peop.r how thev were belnir deprived of tbrlr Ind- f pendence and taught lies aud deliberate mockery. Ills Child Pointed Out the Thief. H j "There, the man who stole your watch, apa,"ez- 7 If clalineil little Isabella I ashell. the ten year old 1nlv j) if ter of Thomas Cathell of ',3 Columbia street. a they 'Bj were strolllnir through the Howerr on Saturday niht. I! Is A. she spoke she poluted to Thmuas Nugent a toujrh Iran looking youth of -u t asheil kept an ee on Nuant Utl uultl be met nn ntticer whoarrested liin and took him IIK to Ihe 1 tdrldge street station I aalifll s tld Jvugeut wa l.fj, n peddler nr potatoes uud wlille on his premise, in Feb JI f vM ruarr last walked oil with ft l gol 1 watch Nugent tyiv .aid nothing, aud lustlc 1'altersou lu the 1-ssez Uarket Jk $M Court yesteraut held the prisoner m el.cjtji fur trial. grtm A I'JIni.flum llaiiert Cuuclit. Ijijl ilenrge Thomas of I as Third areutie was charged la M? the Harlem i nurt vesisrday with laving the riim tiara jf fame ou lago l.oballo, a shoemaker of C17 I aat Ninety. f K serfnth street The Italian 'aid that the prtaon.r purch ise 1 a air of shne.irlngs nf blm, and teodered lu a ti. bill In pa.ineut Having reteived his chiiiigehe IflMti fotin 1 a dime iu In po kel an 1 wanted the bill baolc iKIi again When llie lliiiui coouted the change Tboma returned Ie fount only i dollar other mea sMWM rerugtiled Ttiomiis us a man who had cheated lb. in Mwm lu Ihe same w.i anl he was held fi r trial "H rteiit llonin Cn Ills. lle. 1H I.rdlnnnl Kaufman of Hoboken who went away from home nn sanirdai mornjiig leaving a letter to hi wife In slull he sail he Intended to take a mor MM ileadlc pnis, u ih in I iris green nnd waa "going to dl affH like int. ah tie was fuun 1 b) th police vest. rday H mi ruing In VVlilnw street He complained or pains In aH blssiiimaih Dr. miiiuii eiamliied lien and found b alaH had nut taken poison lie waa sent home to 111. wife, H The WuMliluatim Arch l-'iind .Make a .In mis, m9 About set ent of tlie contributor, to the preliminary iH ex ease fund nf the World a lair bare tent lo thes.o- W retart of ihe lla.lilngion arch Cnmmltt.. Ih. s.msr- 1 luruuil to them after tho airnunta nf ii, i.,.nMi..M .flH luni were audited The contribution, amount tl afl H, i.UU' The Arch Fund Is now ifHlsg u. FURNITURE. I TlllNUs WOKTII AN nXAMINATIO.N'-Oflt U.MQUB 9 AM) Mil lib DI.hli.NS I.N III IlliOOtl FllltMTL'nK, I'I SL'ITKS IN rill Kill, g AICTI Itlln OAh, AM) MA fl IIOUA.NV FIMsll AT SIX, fts f42, JU) A ,lc t.fl Olll FL'II.MTL'IU'. (Oil IHNIN'O ROOMH IN AN. Ifl TIQUH STVM'S, RIUKBOAItlH AT IjIS. DI.NI.Na JJH CIIAIIts IN m'KT l.KATIir.II, AT f 3 50, tc, lo Safl THU CllOln ST. MATl.BT I'ATTl.UNH IN PARLOrt fl ri'ftMTi'iiK Bt'nr.s cpvtrosi n of opi) nrcES K'l AND TABTI Fill, t'l'IIOI STIlltY, A I.I, I.gUAlt T U'aal Till! FIMliT OltPErtl II IVOlth AT l,ri"S THAN ifH HALF lllli I'ltll I 11 "in v or 'i hi: viaki'k." vfl GEO. C. FLINT CO., Ij lOl, loo, 10H Wi:HT 14TII NT,, Manurotry, ICi, ISO West 10tk Ot, Smk iBBBlHBBaBBBHBkTBBBsaMiB(i4jlfl

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0 (P r-s-- r i v' -,r- ,.tni-n" ry!in i-n -vt. f r-,'f IIW!------ n-'UVT" T 'fV,t.ll c -r,r 9 i 4 THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1890. I f j MONDAY, MAY l'l. 1S90. i f l.oni'01"n tesnf llli: M, j" All communications nvnld te adilresit! to MASK It M. IIIT1, Oj ktiund. London W.c. Sound Wens. Wo pultlKlinil tin- oilier day nn Interview With tlioHoii..IvMi:-iS.('r.uiKS(ttfwhich vvns worthy of long lvmomb unco. "Tim Gov ernment of iho United Ktalo-3." ho said, "Is a political, not ii business machine. 1 know that there la a. general buliof Unit tho te Verso Is Hue, but the bdlot Is iiicoticct. "Were It true. It would, tu my mind, bo one of thu worst things thai could Inppon to our Oovoinmi'iit. Tlio gcniiH of our political progress llos In tlm ni'ilvo Interest tnkun Jn tlm Government by tho people. Uhnt. tills Interest should bo kept nllvo nnd aroused t nn oven greater (-stent limn '.I Ut present, Is most ossi-utl.il. Hpi-elnlislH Who enjoy forniuliitlug llieoiio-s of mi ideal Government, admit lli.it. their cherished Byetini cm conm only through thu political 1 activity of tho people. To keep tho popplo octlvo their iioremiiil and Individual interest pnmtbo moused. Let them consider that there Is not only public, but pei-onnl advan- tagoto bo gained, nnd they will wink; uud lor vv culling thoy will bo tuvvuiilctl." Against a iiennancnt clasrj or olllceholders Sir. ChMiKSo.s liaukly declared hl.s Judg- ment. What!" ho c-ccluimod, "potpetuato an onleoholdlng class of which overy Indi vidual member upon ninviiig at tlio at;.! of eixty shall leceivo n pension Never! What Incentlvo would theio bo for Mich n e)as to wot I: Continued servico In thu Govern ment employ Is bud for any man. nnd after n certain polled all public, servant's should bo soul to tho people to icnow Ihoiiiriolvo-J. Each oDlco should hao n Used tcnuro to prcsorvo tho respect of Its occupant; mid if tho occupant dewros a second term, lot him dhow by his work Hint ho is entitled to It." For tho Chlne-e .system of competitive lit erary examinations Mr.Cf,i:iwox ban no respect, "I'voty inan,"hoi-.ays, "hhould bo examined; but ho should bj examined by tho official In whoso employment ho in to bo." This, wo may add, was tho Rystem which I prevailed in tho W.ir Department during tho civil war, when tho number of clerks and attendants rendered necessary ou nc count of tho iuimenso foico of men kept in tlio Hold, was counted by thousand and thousands. Every man nnd every vvomin was examined oetoro being employed; but tho examination was directed solely to aseei tain tho ability of tho candidate to perform tho work of tho plaeo to which ho or sho was doatinod. No ono was passed who was not ablo to do tho Work, and no person was uppoiutod who-sO nppoarijuco and character wcio not satisfac tory to tho chief under who-jo direction ho was to serve. Hut tho examination was not competitive. Mr. CiAiiKWVnNo thinks that tho tniM nossof our Government is transacted mule nocur.itely and at a lower percentage ol loss than any other business in o.istonuo, publio or private, and all hec.iuso of lotutlon in ofllce. Tho fostering of public spirit." ho Bays, Is essential to tho preservation of our best interests. It is patriotism, more than money nocking, that actuates tlm men whotakonu Interest in our political life." Mr. CiiAitKbox is well known as an emi nent and earnest llepubllcnu, but hit views iof tho civil servico are bio.ul. wise, and com prehensive. Thoy nro tho low sofa gouuiiio Amorleau statesman. A Spirited Aiuerlc.iii Volcano. Showers of volcanic nthes have been fail ing at Ululluk, tho port of Ouuitlaskn, ono of tho largest islands of tlio Aleutian chalu which divides Uolirliig Soa from tho P.irllle. They came from tho new volcano on Ilogoslov Ibland, 10J miles west, and tho lino dfibiis fiom tho et titer or cutters that ap peared above tho ten only about eight ycais ago lias been sifted fur over tho ocean. lioROslov Island has lon' appealed on tlio Chart, but not In Its pre-ent form. In lsaa two navlfrators discovered that tho island had greatly Increased in dimension", nnd that it contained peaks never been before. Volcanic agencies weio wi very busy there that tho discoverers felt no temptation what ever to closely limpet. t tho euiiosity. Tho Inct Is that tho hidden energies of tlio woild liad found a now vent at thu bottom of tho Boa and had pourod foith u tremendous vol umo of lava and abbes, piling tho mass up I nBiiinst tho.founditUons of Ilogoslov, icaiing thohoap of debris ever higher and higher until it pcorod above tho surl.tco of tho sea over 4.000 feet tibovo tho spot on tho ocean bed whoro It began to accumulate. Jlogo Blov had au unues, pnd a lluiy, bulphuious eort of an unnc. It was, loo. It is nol known exactly when thhs addi tional uroft was thrust upon Iiogoslov, but tho phenomenon Is supposed to have oc t curred in 1832, tho year beforo it was ril'- covet oil that Dogoslov was a iirogiessivo j and a glowing island. Tho conditions in that neighborhood Jmvo not been very I favorablo to a careful exploration of this I now addition to our territory, but ft party Iroin tho rovenuo cutter Corwin nmnngnd i to land on tho new part of I ho Island in 1JS8I. and tho same vessel visited tho Island jigaln in 18S.". The party had a very warm icceptlon. Thcto weioinany llssureHin tho Rreutmassof lava, but tlio clouili of steam i) that poured from them bullied all attempts ;I nt critical examination. An oA'ort to j measuro tho heat in ono of theo crevns-pes 1 resulted in mining a gooil thcrmonietor j Without adding to human knowledge. Tho Bolder fastenings of tho Instrument wero Instantly melted, nnd tho astonished mer cury expanded with biieh violence and power as to burst tho bulb. Tho Corw ln's crow found Hint tho nnnox to Hogoslov Is uesuly circular in form, and that, In addition to couoldnrablo neatly lint Burfaco, It Includes two peaks, ono of which llsos about 150 feet above the sea locl, and tho other Is about t.oventy-llvo fuel higher. Keen at u distance tlio now pail of tlio island is a dull gray, Ineul'iily shaped mas. As thoy were itppioaehiiig the island tho party wero cheered by thchlghl ot what appealed t to Iki patches of vivid green vegetation, but upon closer Inspection they ptovod to bo merely collections ot condensed sulphur. Tho most enthusiastic iiiuiiutiilueer would liothavo nlU'inpted to climb tboso peaks. Vrom the hides and biimiiiits of both, vol unics of steam weio penning, anil tlio sub- j arctic air was mingled to u oiy uuplcawint i extent with sulphurous fumes. I ho photo- I urnphs of our new territory wero not satis, factory because Its higher elevations wero t jjj Bwathed In thco clouds of hli-ain; and yet tJJIB&j tho volcanic forces there illsplaved weio In rSsl their gentler moods on tho occasion of both m pf tho Corw In's vUlts. Tho discharge fiom wf "IPi',' counties cuts wab easy and reguhr, lNQ nud with lumllyuny noise. I jj lint tlio news tint inn leached us from If Ounahioka hhows Unit ll.igosluv has Wen on nnothoi toar. Its ashes liavo darkoned tho j, sky for many miles niound, and the pillai j, Cl llio uud niolluu Uva has iJeeuairuui dlstanco nbovo tlio lovel of tho Island. Mar iners report that new land has oomo Into view, and that tho two oalR, tho steam oscapo valves that tho Corvvln described, have added n good ileal to their stature. Four now islands ato reported near tho original addition lo llrgoslov. Altogether, lids neighborhood Is nt present a vi ry Interesting 'iirt of Undo Sasi'h do main, .il.d the additions 11 Is making to our landed possessions should bo Included In the next census estimate of our territoiiol area. IVtishm ICxtravtiguiiee. It Is n sinking Illustration of tho pass to which peiiFlort legislation has como in tho Klfty-llrsi C'ongioss thai tho .Senate, after proposing to add nearly ills.ooo.OOO a year to pension outlays, which have already reached :fl'io,ooi,oeo n yeir, Is actually posing ns a body of slcrn economists, liccnuso tlio lluuso goes so much fui ther In lavlshncss. Tlio.Sonatoinfornisthn Hotisothattho Mou nt?,!, bill.whieh the hitter wishes tosubstltulo for the Senate bill, will cost $1,033,103,820. ot which Jl,Oi'.,Cl7,02i must bo paid during tlio next twenly-llvo years, nnd that the cost would bo certainly over $10,000,000 u year, wheieas Its own bill only costs between j:j",o'io,000 and ?:W,noo,Ouo. It Is truo that there Is also a ipicstlon of prlnciplo nt stake, us tho House bill on'oiH a torvico pension for ugo as constructive dependence, which Is equivalent lo giving, sooner or later, a ser vico pension to nil Union veterans. Still, tho Senate, a few years ago. sanctioned even that pilnclplo In tho Mexican Tension bill, which Mr. Ci.bveiiAND signed. Such Is the iiish for pension legislation that tho Senate, which took tho llrst steps toward makmg tho country pay heicafter.it least $110,1X10,000 a year, Is now pluming it self on guarding tho Treasury from House extravagance, und Is iccoiving commenda tion on that score. An Interesting Question. To tlio extent that the deplorable and prof itless controversy which has ntisen between Judge Puwnii and Judgo Mukiiay, two con spicuous chieftains or tho clly Democracy, is merely personal, tho voting publio Is in different. Such a controversy arising nt a timo when all Democrats should bo getting together, Instead of quanel Hug among themsdvis, Is unfortunate, but by no means unptecedented. Tho mat ter has, how over, gone beyond tho stages of a personal disputo; aud until It Is adjusted it mut bo a cause of cmbanass mentto thoiiignnlation or which both men oie niembeis, .ind may even ciusj tho aid of tho courts to bo Inv okod. When too County Democracy was formally organized In this city, on March 2.1, lssi, it was established on a thoroughly icptescnla five plan. Tlio Democratic votsri in the lespectivo election districts cho-e, nt open primal ies to which till Democratic elector were Invited, delegates to District Commit tees. There wero twenty-four of these committees, nrd each i f them was empuw cied to send twenty members tu theeentinl County CoinmiUe The iiiulilleatloiis of these twenty members we:e tobodetermlned by those who henl them; aud such vacancies as might tukopl.icefi imicdgiiulion, disabil ity, orexpulnion were tolje tilled inthus.imo inanner. Tho Democratic State Convention of lbSl, held in Albany on Oct. 11 ot that year, with Mr. Uiustin Hhooiw as its l'tesl ileut, admitted the delegates elected under this plan ot organization, and i ejected all others itom New Yoik city. On Tuesday of last week the Central Com mittee ot the County Democracy expelled one of Its members, tho Hon. Hr.NiiY Mi-Ri;.vv of tho Seventeenth district, on account of certain statements made by him comet niug teveral of his associates. On Thursday evening tho Disttict Com mittee of tho Seventeenth district tilled tho vacancy caused by Juiluo MuittiWs expul sion by unanimously reelecting him. Now. tho question is, whether tho Central Com mittee has tho right to nullify this election by opillmg him once more. Has It the power to depiivo tho dlstiiet which sends liiin of tho right of choosing Its loprescnt atlve Under tlio rules of tho organization, the mninbcrs of tho County Committee, mere delegates themselves of their respective Dls tiiet Committees, havo no power to pass upou the qualifications of members bent by Hie various dlstilcts. Tho tight of a constituency to choosa Us own icpros-enta-tlves is the most precious of nil political rights. Ills tho ossento of homo rule. It Is denwr.icy. Anything else is coiitralism, boss rule, and disfranchisement. Of course, the Central Committee tuny expel a member for Mifllt'leut reasons; but if ho Is duly 10 ejected, it iniibt leeelvo; him. Otherwise it undertakes to expel fiomtho party tho dis triet ho represents. This Is beyond its power. It is imieli to bo hoped, In tho Interest of har mony and iieaec, Hint hostilities, personal, pu Momentary, or juillrhil, may bo biought ton elo'e between tho waning factious be foro tho weather becomes too sultry. Tho proporaUiltidnfor.il! Demoornts just now is opposition to tho common Itepubiicun tin tnconlst. Thoy should got together. Our National (iimie. When tho annual contest used to bo going ou for what was recognized by unanimous consent as tho bu.su ball chniuplouship, it wxs tho part and pleasure of tho press to apply Its ablest nnd nio-l oxpeit attention to tho gloat ccntio of struggle, the dia mond. With tlio gamo conllued to that Held, tho instlnctlvo lover of athletics, tlio base ball export, and tho true-bluo Amorlcan cit izen In gonoral could feel nn immediate In terest In its progress. Now that Its leading sponsors hhovv a disposition to light out their battles In the newspapers through ar guments at onco economic, socialistic, aud bontlmcntnl, any philosopher can take a hand and all ore Interested in tho event. A few days ago a stitteineut was pub lished by a loading leprosculallvo of tho National League, formerly known as At, Sl'.vi.niN'i. tho itoston twlrler, and now as 1'iesldeiit A. O. Sl'AT,lINO of Chicago, to tho effect tint, owing to tho practical sup pression of tho uatloiinl championship by tho bid for It by tho Players' League, publio Intel est u tho gumo had declined. Aieplytotli.it by an Individual of playing talent equal to Mr. Si-auhno's, and also piomiueiit when out of iinifoim, Mr. Short. Stop WAliP.dofeorvosawoid, for, like various other espiesilons from like bourcos, It Is n trillo disingenuous. In tho Philadelphia Wim wo Hud Mr. W.miu quoted us explain ing the situation thus; The lcrraii of inlereit, if on v, H U lo to the rrckle.i lactic" otlho liU I.v;uuo In IU Mleinj'U l'l LIU ti.1 il lulr Uutliteiu rival uuJ uaiuuIu iu uiouopoly of ititt uauio" Tho American public Is a long-sullering and broad-hearted Institution. It Is full of spoit, yot It would ovijiieiuluionn injuiy to tho most glorious form of It, If In any way it would help tho general welfare. Hut it de spises humbug, and It hales to havo its feelings played upon for any otlur purposes than those openly offend tor IN sympathy. Any de 'U.ised inteiest In the natloinl gamo Is duo to tlio appearance of the Players' Le.iiio, Whether their bid for cunt ml of Diofi-vslonul base bull wits just or otherwise, 4 Mini iiiiiih a a tho now League must bear the responsibility of having robbod tho gnmo of Its supremo mngnot of attraction, a nationnl champion ship for, so long no both they and tholrrlvals llvo lor rivalry, tliero can bono champion ship which can be lejrirded nn llnnl. Hut to suppose thtii tiiet-e Is nnv dllfmeneo be tween these two gicat base ball associations In their doslro or plan to kill olT each other, as the WAitn tnrt" would havo tho nubllo think, lsa wiii-se ib lus'on than everiilTected tho eye of n sttickeii-out batter. Thcio Is u victim mat ked for slaughter on either Bide, nnd It Is what the Players' Letgnr) spokos inan hero terms "fair business tlvnlry." In tho Interview ahoady quoted from, Mr. Waiip gives i- as Ids opinion that under present conditions, meaning, of eourso, tho opposition of hisu.vii boclity, "tlio National League cannot live." Leaders on tho othor side siy that bith eaunot live, but tho ono to die or to bo deposed from all aspirations or equality wii.li Hi j other, will not bo the old League. Hut all that tlio National T.e.iL'iio has now. Its franchises powers, prestige, and monopolv, the Players' League Is after, to thu lull extent of its ability to eapttiio overy element of public sentiment. Economists, llko Mr. Waud. talk of monopolv, being dead sot tor just ns much of it ns tlio National Lcaguo over had. The evpeit critic-, Mr. IVKr.wiNO for ex ample, attack the professional skill of thoir llvtls by descilblng them ns "htifrs' or "chumps" or unlit for championship work, notwithstanding that in tho opposing park next to him aio working four ot tlio very greatest attlsts of tho business Tiiiuxan, Wr.t.rn, DitNSV. and Glasscock. Tho now League Is playing for a big prize, but IU memborri do not yet. mark that part of their enterprise which Is carried on oh tho ball Held with tho saino straightforwardness Unit should characterize the gamo Itself. These base ball leagues nro tho most highly perlectod trusts in this groat trust country, tho Plnycr' League pethaps being rather moro comploto in dotulls, though wo Btippo.so that theio is really no substantial din'oieneo between them. Not only nro thoy bound together In nn offensive nnd dofenslvo nlllauco ns regards employees, butnny mem ber of tho trust Is to receive asslstanco in money from tho others if through its indi vidual weakness the circle Is In danger of breaking. At present thoy are both in full blast, with full companies of pln-vers with high salaries. Hut Hint la temporary. One must break or at least bend to tho othor. And there is not u iiienib r of the baso ball fraternity, Hint great brotherhood whoso athletic fervor is exiK-nded m the patriotic avocation of cultivating tho national game, who is not unanimous for the termination of tho present contest, and the longed for resurrection of Hie national championship in the complete vigor of former times. A Usurpation nnd an Outrage. 'I he only Constitutional puiposo ot tho census is Hie enumeration of tho inhabi tants of the United States. Tho only Con stitutional vvariant for tho so-called Census act or 1330 is tho clattto providing for tho establishment, every ten years, of a basis for representation iu Congress and the apportionment of direct taxes. Any inquisition authorized by net of Con-gro-s, which goes -n far beyond tho Consti tutional object of tho census as to institute an inquisition into tho physical secrets and private business debts of litl.ens, merely to gratify sclentillc curiosity. Is imconstltioual. Nothing in the Constitution of tho United States delegates to tho Fedctnl Government the power to order such an iiiquwitlon. Congress might pass tho so-called Census law of lsMii a do.eu times, nnd it would bo not tho leis n usurpation and an outrage. Publiosentliiient should concern Itself very promptly and vigorously wit Ii the pioposcd invasion of the sanctity of the siek chamber and the pilvnte account book. Secretary Pr.orron's recent order amend ing tho recuhtlons for canteens, sngKOsts a vvny In which Congress mny break it3 propont dead lock nn that aub-oct. Wlion tliBcanteouB woro ostab'islied. th'isaloof anient splritB In thorn was oxprcs'ly forbidden: hut that of beer and llht wines whs allowed, under carotid icaric tloas, witli tho cxprcMview of inducing !ho men to tlvo up "icsorting for stiong intoxi cants to places without tho post limits." Whllo tbellouso has formally approvod of this policy atllio prosont Huston, tlio Senate, under tho load of that eminent crank. Mr. Dun:, who says that Iagor bcor is moro "insidious and dangorous" than tho vile nnd Dory compounds which tho soldleis cotin tho crog shops, do clnros that boor and light wlnos shall not be sold. Tlio Ynr Department has moanwhilo published nn older excluding Kines, but leav ing bcor on snlo at tho canteens ns baforo. Tho (piostlon has thus at last boon roduced to Its Rimplo-it form. Is Congress ready, by tnkhiE away the poldlor's prosont faeilltlos for cottlnc a glass of IIkIU bcor at tho tlovernmont canteen, to tonipt l.lm logo outbldo tho fort and cot drunk in tho low lleuor saloons that aro waiting to muko him tboicvlctim Theio is something to bo said for tho momorial which tlio Chicago Doard of Trade bus sent to Concross, asking to have a modern liiuh-ela svussol substituted for tho Mlchlgnu on tho Noithwostern lakes. But tho reason asslKiiod by this board Is not a sound ono. 1c says that ioroignors visiting the World's fair vvlll laugh at tho 31Ichigan. Now, It must bo acknowledged that tills craft Is not a vorv foriniilablo war bhlii as V039ul.i go. Sho Is of l.'iU tons measurement and CV, tonu dlsplacoiuent. has a btirkontiuuilg, currios four Binnllgiins. and oinploji piulillus insioad ol u sciowpro. liollor. ijut bo fur as tho forolcners aio coiv cerne I, Instond of laughing at tho Michigan they aro moro lil.oly to be amazed at finding any naval vossel at all at Chicago, Thoy cer tainly will not oxpeet, oftor being takon a thousand miles Into tho Intorlor, to soo a lion bow or a Dul'lo. liosldoH. tuoh foreigners as visit our countty In thoso days will enjoy a gioat display in :ow York harbor that will fully take care of tho nautical sidu ot thu Col CMiios colobriitlon. Tlioio mo cortuin reasons why a moro offoc tlvnvossol inlulit iirororly rei'laco tho anclout Jllihlgiiu, but thoy havo nothing vvhatover to do wltli tho World's I ur. Don't loto any tlmo In woirylng uboul tlio Michigan. Concerning Hie outnigeoiis qunstloiis In cbidoil in the ccnus windiili or limiilries, sovi-rnlroiroHiiomloiits have written to us in a ttraln like tlil Youi .irticlo I.Klnl IU-T'imh iu ioapt in MMili't iiinl KrallJ lliiru ,1 lira l a mi,, i un,llcnili u mi ,'l, luJo tonixt.r iiinii Nuu ull u bv.t uuylDilll tl.olliifuli mill ili lo ..iv ii i.mjrr inr.ro than Hie Une luulf. lluu hi1 Mill all iLfuyu louinmur A IlKPLKIIk Section 2,101 of the KoWhod Minutes, doing part of tlio g.ineral Census law ol is'.u, enilor which the, en sihos of ls.",o, lsiii) nnd is'o wero taken, pruvMuda peunltvof l.iu lor rulusnl to nnflwor ouhnr of tlio IminlrliM autborlzod by law. Hut tho lluu had to lu tilled rornnd ro. covered Iu a civ il action by tlio Assistant t'uitod fcitatos Marshal in the dlsuict. Thu law of 1S70. and again tho prosont law of lfcS'l, provided a penalty "notiivcut'dlng iloo," and iiiaduuniisdoinuanor of wilful fnlliireor rofusal to respond lo tho oiiumerator'a later, roeatorles. Tho proi-omlinv iluo piovldosthal the penally may bo ontorcod b Indlctmoiit or approprluto action in any eouit II nbed htiitus Court uf P",pOte'il Jtl.l-n ct Ol'.' 'I he protnt law was worked through tho Jlouo by tholato Rvsiuri, H. Cox at a fes'don whoa hurdly moro than a sooro of members wero prannt. At tlio latt illvlilon proviousto ciweaao the vote was. aysD.ai uoea.tf, U'ho point of no Quorum was not rolsod, bocnuse Mr. Cox personally pleaded with mombors not to breakdown tho bill by stopplne proceedings. In discussing the mnttor of ponaltlos in tho caso of oiUcors of corporations refusing to answor, Mr. Cox said' "Wo havi Blroply fol lowed thopiovlslonsof the provlouslaw. Thoro hanuovor boon any prosecution undorlUnnd Is not llkoir to be." Our correspondents can judgo for thomsolvos how likely they nro to bo lnillolod. trlod. con victed of luindomoanor, and lined for rofnsliiB to answer questions whloh tlio United Htntos (lororntuont has no Constitutional authority to ask. Hut If there should bo n gonoral agree ment on tho nurt of eltens to roslst this ob noxious and unnocossiiry Inquisition, tho position of each Individual rotusor would bo bolter. It would bo aa Interesting oxporlmont If thoConsnsoflloors should indict tho whole community for refusing to dlscloso its secret phi steal ailments and its prlvato debts for tho bonollt ot statistical t-clonco. What more grotesque error could thoro bo than that which lod tho woodcut dopnrtmontof tho .Win lui-iV Vets to present lostorJnv, as tho aliogod portrait of llu.Ks Paiuien, manager ot a Iiroailway gambling house, the respocted and roKpoctnblo countounuco ot Mr. (iuouoi; William Cum is? Tho llvxfM-ItAYNi: episode in tho Ilotiso eottlod ono important point. It Is not Darlia inontury to call a moinber a sower, but it Is parliamentary to call him a conduit pipe. TIM yVUSTlOS SETTLED. Ilvtryboily Knnun Now IVtio the I.tnr II. iniNi the i'.oi iVaiicHci throrlde. Mr. Clevolatiil tiax not emerge il from ttit controversy nlllinro now lustro ur mlUoJ iilurj. Tlio statomoul oC Vlr t'rawforil, tlio MVrM riiiortervholnterviewoil him bparn every Internal evlilenca vt truthfulness, Mr! Cleve'aud retoins liU oriner ability to crawl out h a llal ilenlat vvlieu tie UjlUs hluuolf In u lad bolo, &ilAe yvrUl 7t,licr. Sir. Cleveland's friends have not succeeded very wot! in keeping tho mailer from the p'ibllc. TUo IIYrM tn trvlnirto toneUowti Us nubllcatioa placed Mr. Craw ford lusiicUanostUoii that lie felt couuielled to resign. He Undb luuiself sudden!) lifted Into a couspkuouit po sition for public lini'cctlon. with a largo number of weighty editorial clubs raised in his defonce, foromost ouiong which Is Hie horculoati club of Tint Six. Ft am tint IttughniniuiiSatuiilayCalU Nor do wo imaglue that the UulTalo acquaintances of Mr Cleveland will be lurnrisedat his use of langusgo wore lit for tho beer gardou than tho drawing room. rcalirlng that the habits and associations of a lifetime are hard tu overcome. liumthe PorUavA Ortgintaii. The entire diatribe is too characlerislio of the man Cleveland, as be Is knon n to multitudes In Washington. ew York, Albany, and HulLUuv to jiurmtt any doubt that he Baid every word attributed to him. The edl lorlal cunleision of tho lloii'd that the Interview wus llctilious n demanded by Mr. Cleveland and his friends after the return tiro or Tin Si hrlried him to realize that lie h id made an uu;ileaeant show of him self, and conceded by the ll'urld as a muter of policy The editor of tho uenstuuer did not hesitate to sacrl Cce the reputation or a falthf Jl reporter. JnuitKe A'oclatrilg J until' Ttie elucidation has become so clear that only one amner i pos'Ublo-tho litr Is Orovcr Cleveland. Yom thz .Vorli .lil,oiu Trantcitiiu The most uaturut aud proper rekponso to Crawford a statement would Le a prompt and sijuaro denial b Cleveland Tho lucvitablii inference from his silence is that he cannot mako a denial with safety. Tt.oMiiKs wuiup pre'gbse hardly notice I the Crawford letter, and have made no comments upon Clcv c.aud's sKeucu. They understand well that the reporur, Cranford, has told iho Irulti. and that Cleveland and his frieudK are eugagLd lu tho ilustirdly attempt to saudir away the repututiou an 1 standing of an muocint li'au. tritttt tf lotmcll liltiji 'i Hiurrtl. Fo long as the statements of reporter Crawford re main unlmpeti lied, the e President stands con, ie'e 1 as u wilful liar, and If there is a public man in tlm United states who htMids in a di'credltab e light beforo the peopte of the nation that it.au is Grot er Cleveland. Ficm Ihf cmulnn Tint. To a man up a tree It duchn't seem that any person not stuck on Oroser for a I'resldmtlal candidate need to ask VV ho is the Liar It Is try plain tu the uublassed uuderitaudln i that 1. is not the reporter hrri tt.f A iiitrj I ryitt That much advertised man of sigacitv Cot. n-inlel S Lamont. nptiears to havo engineered the Job l, which the Cleveluud interview m tlio .New Vork lloria was repudiated That aclmu raclicall mil. tied .ro ver l lev eland. So Col Latuont ma, be s.ild lo havo dustrujed the work l.u had so careful y ,onstructeil. Iu Ituvclll .Irulous ol' l'nttl I Frittn tit'' Atiten"iii Viuii (uji. "Never again," tad Itavelll. "will lung with I'atti. She U on Hie stage the incl sulf.li and Inartistic person levermeL Mi.' does everj tt lug for rM.ii',' When I sing with her w e ha 1 a greut siu cecs at the end of tho second act of 'Lucia, and the publio cry Lncore,' what does she do" she gott before the curtain aud sings Home, Sweet Home.' M After the second act of Sonnambnla we have also agreat applause She gos and sirgs 'Homo, sweet Home' After the great e;ix, in the second act of Travlai.V whkh is always encored, she slugs 'Homo, Sweet Home "Arter the greit love duet in 'Komeo and .Juliet,' when we wero received with acclamation, she steps forward and sings 'llouio, sweet Home.' Iu Lakme, at the end of th fpera. It is again the same thing, Home, sweet Uom I'atti never recog ules that the other artists have cjti'rlbutid to the suc cess. "She may not appetrtodoso. for she is very clever, butBlie mainiges every time to take all the glory for herself, and sho never respon Is to tho enrore of n duo. a quartet. unr;,,friM', except by a so.o, and that solo id Home, sweet Homo.'" Gen, Clnrkftoii und "Lurry" Godkln, i'lomfie hoclttittt Vnlon mif .lilifn'T Tlie profissiun of devotion lo the Lng..sh civil service sjstem to be found In partv plat.orms in ailshsm and hypocrlsv The parties do not b'.ieve in anythingot the kind, andwhonever their lea lers In r-tllt'e have the power to ilo ro they iguoro tho rc'iulreinf tils of tho Competitive svstem ond fallback uj on the giod old I'emocratlc doclriuoof iho right man lutte right place. Itisonlv suvhmen as liorinan II Latoii, oeorgo William Curtis Ltrr oodllii, and kindrnl VIu.;wumps. who a sever) thing English, thai reallv believe, or persnado themselves that thoy believe, In the thing. Assistant I'ostmasier Ocneral ciarksonanl 'Larry' Oodklu are fair repret-eutaiions of Americtn and Kuglish sv stems respeciivclj. Mr. Clarkson Is the editor of the leading Ilepubliean journal in the great West, and strong!) lui hued. In the main with tho ir.ie spirit of American f ree dumaiid Ameriron institutions I arrv OodUin Is an Irish cockney from tho countv W'lcklow. win) went over to London, where ho was em i oved on the I-iigllih preys, ami vv ho theu came ov cr here tu engage In Mug. Mump Journalism. lllll uud Ciiiuphi'll. ifM Ht( lyiie'tturtl .Mciynfr. Inspenklngof the next I'r sldciitlal elerllou and the candidates pr per for tho nomination Tin tn makes the following tlgnliicant remark In IHfj tho Democracy of New Vork will apprjtr llithe Nationnl Convinlh.u milled, harmonious, and resolute, us tnev havo not ne en lr half u luiilurv .-uel thoy will ask fur the nomination of Hie ono Ueiuos.r.aio statesman w ho lias carried llio- -t ile time aud again by cnuiiuci ami ever iiuriukliig ui viorities, auu the numo of that slatosui.ni Is liav Id llelinett lllll. If the Democracy of Si w York shall appear In that unllyof spirit iu tonventlon. Ihe result con hardly bo doubled. Iu such an event and Oov. Hill should he come the nominee, how would It do tu place the trium phant tiov. Campbell of Ohio nest on tho tic kill Willi 6uch a glorious pair coming from tho two lead Ingst.i'e of tholntou and ouu from thoXorlh aud the niher trom the West, wou'd not a glorious Peuiu craili victory be the liu'vltal le result In tho 1'iilon" t.t us try H and clean out Hie Augean stubles that havo heeu j minted bv theprceul and pist Aduiinislru lions nudiiuvt a clean tul and dtalwlth no Mugwump lam In iho pick or dial. I'll r in Mortcuera 111 tlm ,oitlu. frvmtitr .tiMiii Jnirtia'. We re, oh e in the belief Unit neither Iu thu amnuutsif farm inoit,'nges nor in the uiiprolltableiuss of farm labor, are iho Kouihrtii Ml Ucs as bad off as those of the West m.r chief agr.i ulturul product, 'otton, brings a fuir trice and the i otniuemal and Industrial world luiot have it else thilriwu busincs would go to stag nation ii d vrrct k. Ml I. tho uiilorlunateioudltloii of u her a. tic up oral iuUreM should bo a solemn ndmoul Ilo i Iu southern farmers Ihev should glvo.no inort gages extnpt such as urn unavoidable. mu3te their uinoiilils tt low as their I ressiug necessities will allow, keep (lose up In thu payment of iuierost, and put away somethiug ever) tar to meet the principal wheu duo. rsuperlutlsn Jitilneita. lOiufe.Vcrnurcn Times What Tur Sus said about Manning's Albany Argui be ing .t dull paer Is Irulh Itself, hut It dldn t put It, airong eii'tii'h. Iho Anus Is the dullest paper iu all i 'irisHuitoiu Tlie1 Oreutneise of The Sun, Votulae Jrwrtcan xnstcUn. The Sundsv edition of Tus Sea one of the best, most Interesting, most ably edited, and, let rue add, Uvst ex pensive papers pubUiuid la tin country. JUAKIKQ van Of Tllll MOMTOnS. A. fjeheme tor Turn In a lo Account Ihe Minnie Turret Ironclndsi. WAHnrsoTov, JIny 18. Tho thlrtoon small monitors which survived from tho civil war havo been lookod at again nnd ngaln to boo whother Boniothlng could not bo dono to mnko thorn ofXectlvo. Thoro used to bo fourtcon, but tho Suucns was condomnod to the scrap hoap, nnd jiovron tho nctivo list thoro romnln tho Aja.v. tho CanoulcuB, tho Mnhopno. tho Sinn hattan. tho Wyandotto, tlio Cnmaucho, tho Cutfklll, tho Jason, tho Lohlub, tho Moiitnuk, tho Xahant, tho Nantucket, nnd tho l'as'nlc. Tho llvo first named nro of 'J.100 and tho other olght of t.ST.I tons ilipplncoment. All havo Bin clo tunots and fclnglo ecrows; enchcairlesa couplo of Htnooth boros Iu Its turret. Sovou aro iuordluaiy noar ltlchmond, threo moro In ordinary at Lcaguo Island, and ono each ut Drooklyn, Sinn' Hanu. and Annapolis. Heads vt bureaus as distinguished nnd as practical as t'iilul Unglnoor MolvllloiindC'hlof CotiHtructor Wilson havo unltod in recom mending tlio laying out or ronsonablo sums ou this honor's dozen of vosols Iu order to make thorn lit for borvlcc. llut Seciotury Whitney, and after him Sccrolary Tracy, havo disap pioved thoso rccomniendatlons on thogiound tlvit tho vossols nro obsoleto, nud that to at trui)t to tinker them Into usefulness would bo throwing good monoy atlor bad. Now. howovoi.a plan has been dcvlend which i nlmi ut imikiug nn important clinngo in tho llitht-draughtraonitois. Tho Pneumatic Hun I Comnnny has uroi.osod to remove tho turrou and to vubstituto for the smooth bores rilled oight-luch euiia mounted ou a dlsaiiiicarlnu i Platform, vvorlcod upon tho luioiiuintle piIii clpla 'iho (iBslgninnnt of a larirosiim for nn oxpoitnioiit Willi tlio Wyandotte ou this Bvatom Is to b-jpiopo-ied tu tho btutttu us an ituioud imintto tho Navy Apptoprlntion bill, whllo an imiovondont hill tor a similar Mirposo has boon introduced lulu the Uouki. l'oseibly tho oxpornnuntiuay bo mado Instond, orlii ndill tloii. with tho Nantucket, which is now ut tho ilrooUyn Navy nrd. IJIbiippoarlug gun oarrbigos aro an old in vention, which ban long been In huccossfnl o,vurut!on In foreicn countries, pnrilcularly Iu Iv"nglnnd nnd Italy. Ulio Moiicrletlcnirlngofor this purpobo has boon known lor tunny urH. nnd ij used for guns of heavy cnllbies m tho dofonco of forts, and tho Armstuuut i disappearing gun is familiar. Tho prln ciplo umployod hao oltcu boon refened to by our own ollkurs ti-s woithy i of nttwttlon for our forts. (Ion. Sheridan. lor ox- I ampin, having called ntteuiion to It thico or i four wiais ago. Until had loan bofuru teuu it i mnttor ot lamlliai d scus-dou here and of prac tical oonstruetlon In foreicn coiiutrlet. Ivoenlnc tho men .".lut their uiiiim slmltored when prnell cnblo iu rillo nits was uuivoisitllvundeii stood In out chit war irom IS 11 lo 1j. and u mechanical devtco for appl lug tho snuio Moa to tho heavy oidnnnpo of forts vvoula naturally suggoht Itself. Thuthliii; now In our own lOtiulii.on th'" sultjoct, is tho piom ut piopueal to extend tnot-strm tovcficta. mixing thn eunmibovo tho lovel of tho water, na In tho lintlsh system thoy uro raised abitothu lotel ol lliugiutiud. and then withdriwitig ihom out ol th"liuoor llro lor roloadine;. J'ha real ndvautneo ot tho now proposition, howovoi. may tu.n out to ho loss In Its nominal purpose ol Imiu'ovlu' tho mh.;Io fur-t nionl toisthan In .Ictorinlning the ptnetic.ibllily of uulnc tho disappearing imouinnilcenrilnifiion I armorclads worthier ot the ii'iiiie of hm horde- i fontle"". Tho iiiniii gain, of euurse. in tlio im nio li.ito c iso would consist In tho ability to use Much rl'loil uns iu place of the much I loss olloctivo o!d-fii'lif"ucd flmoolh boios. i This Is to Ik) iicconipllshed by dispensing with tho weight, ot the turrets. Anotlior gain is tho ouat huraotorlsilc ol the eiit-appouiim: sisleiu. thai ol nut, exposing iho gun to hosulo Hie ox- i coot ilm lug the time routined lor laisiug. tiring, am! lowering it. I!ut the turret of one of thesv little mouiteiis is a vciy smiill lutget i lu nnv ease. This objection to anplilng this system to i these vrssolb Is thai It will not make them less vulnur.itiiit than bnfuio iu thoir hull". U'hilo the tut rets, vi hieh It is pmiosed lo remove, hnvoele'"n Inches of himinntei! nrnioi. wltli tho ailillrioutil ilvnntatu of their cylindrical bliaiie m making h stile sliut glance oil, the hull loiualn .is in with "nlv llvo incncsol 1 1 en. Ami it was the hulls that a'.u.uted sec ret ti y Whitnej's unlavuiu' le critic! in. ny oil" of the guns n' a lltsl-'his iionclnd.' ho -ltd. "c .ti Id fend it projoctllo 'lean thr ugh the niritdtor from stem to stem. Hence, niter tho largo sum rciiulied lor lifting tin these vussels e'H the new svstom. thuy would Mill be as liable to the bum objection .is beforo in io gnrd tu tlio v u'ncr.il f lit v of tho bull0. but on tho ojhor hand, it nnv be urco 1 Hint they would at least have a meat deal more ug giossve power with thoir new guns, and that while those were used the O'.iioir.cly low froe lpoardof a moui'or would miilte her own hull oxccctltnL'ly liard to hit. Hho could go in shoal waters, whoro large Ironclads could not. and might provo very liiiriibslng to them. At all eventp, the valuo of tho piieiiutntle disnpjieai ing I'iirrlngo does not rcnlly deimid on Hie ability to tiMi ii on tlio exiating singlo-tnriet. moi.ttois. since HooiiM lie still better nitnlled to powerful 'loa'lng batteries, with heavy steel armor and low fteutoards. What Ai- Ate All Till 1.1 lie About. IffThit w.-e a curlol's scene 111 other nkhtvvhcu In tho midst of a crowded party, sir r It. Millot, Ihe wel' known urtlst, was endeavoring to tevch l iirmeucU-t to sing "I.lulo Annie Kooney is My elweeiheart Mil et hfis a lovely tenor voice, and he would have made a capital leading nnn ft -v light i pcra eompany. lin tiii attemst to iti'-'ru t tho .In lutiful s( anlsh ilauccr in tlio inlricuev s of tho l.nglish lauua'O prove.1 n far.iue Carmencila. could say lit,' but "tittle vvus be')nlid her lower and sho could say "sweet, bin "sweet heart" she could not. It vtus ery picturesque and amusing all tho same uudwe wl'msse 1 vifliet's failure with tatisfacliun. We have Lai a kind of grulgo agilus; luiu ever slnco he abandons 1 ihe ii'wspapcr profc-sslou to devote bimsoit to rainung and mudo a spleuslid success of it. too Kew York lias seen the Inst of tlie Park Department's tulip, for this )ear. .ind tho bilbs in several public aiiuaros have been taken up to mnko room tor other plutcts. Tho s ii cct-s ot th's )ear tulip beds was fully up loilsrdencrW'oolouls expectations, an I tho compara tivcty low tcmperatiiro in April served to keep the plants in bloom for some d.i)s longer limu hu had au tlclpated. Itfuc llag-s are blooming in Ceutril I'.irl.. llore tliey havo been specially pi.intt d and cultivated! bat lu llron lllvcr Park thoy grow wild hi great ubuud.-inco The iriuie of walking ou the trass is unknown to the laws of llronx Itiverl'ark. mil as all the plants aud shrubs lliero uro tho work of unaided uutiire. children pluek the. liowers without fear of tho one tolicemau, who, tra.1111011 sas. makes his latr somewhere iu that beuutif ut wilderness. Thu lien, Thomas 11 Carroll of Saratoga Sprints has rrcentl) been verv ill and we uro -.ltd loaunoiincu that tiiib slurdv D inccrat, of the old fashion, d sort, is much Iki'ioi ugiiii There is alw a s need for partisans such as he. (Setting; r.Illts Isliiiid Krudv litr UetaliteU IitiitilcriiiilN. huiiervising Archliei t W'tnlnmof tlio Treasury De psttmt til, at romptiiilcd b) N'Cirt it) Windom s von and Col vlarshall. Sup riiitenleut ol Repairs, vvent uverlo D.ls bland veslerlu, an I looked around. Col. Mar shall s.ud thai the island robibly vv ould be ready as a lauding place for iniunraiits vviiiilu ninety davs. lln, bowi'er and d)nauilti) hivn lenn remuved and tiiu wo-k of ri'i'air tu oil and xervfceahiu buildings snd ereetiiig new ones will Po-'iu next week lu order in relievo '.he over rowded 11 trge "H'ce. lln islimd will ho Icmpornrll) u,ed tor the sill, aud dei.ur.e 1 hiiiiugr-tiil. ItliltV .vlf'Kt'U lit tilt ('liens, soiv llirnum's henrt is broken 'lullj, llecauso he Ciliuotseo How ho eau coax the W hito Ilouso loiks To loan hliu Kid MoKeo. lor wltli u feat uro such .is this. Iluwovergro.it Ihe dearth Of other things, I'. T would have The greatest show on earth. A Ion 1,1 ue It, ,ioei Vtt t tim ('''fn tr. The Third Keystone ill.trict wltliro II henl f, r courtly lllcliurd Vans W Itli ruio their ll s the Heps did maw It In n lu tho race i tine hiehuid Vans. Au u.:lv Democratic row t'astndcd by old llnh.ird Vuus. No II, liters hi fiultitlipi.i bloiks Nue'd timo tor bids In llich.trd I atix. l-'or hint Us publiu love thu; talks, Then here's tugalluul Illchard Vauxt Au Antiiiyint; KmImiiiI,, "Tills," ssid the museum lecturer, 'is iho fapfamed plinutom I lamella I don t seo no jdiaiitoni, svid one of the atidlcnre "Well that ain't my fault. Mie's thete Ifvuiicuut see a ghost voa can't blame mo A rJ'ruiitloriiiiitlitii, "This Is wonderful," suld Tompkins, at l,n lookLd at the remnants of a large rheosc 'When 1 brought this home It wus American, but siuce the rats havo taken hold it Is fromuge debris." The I'luglnrlX. I would not steal yuur verse, o, Phyllis swtec, 'Tis witty, but f cannot say 'lis w Isc llut this I've often said and still rrpeat I d only bo too gla I lo plague Miiir-ejes. An I ntlinrly llecenwc, 'Thesword swallower Is dsad "How did It happen "I'Uoksd to death by a matt teas." CAN UOMAy SEE A JOKE? Indication! That Kite Cnn, nnd Is) rt Good iludce ul Qiinllly. I i lif Von Ktprtts. Feme of Ihe uewspttiers nre commenting upon the smn I n nntisr or humorous acire-res n the s:ag. Hi sum Vokes being ttlitiost the uttlv on", whoreasth' nthersol alni leprcculed b uetor wlose ta1' t toenerpiinr'i.lismiuli m tlulr Indlvidualliv. I ruiui blv the proportion n.l lie stage Is prest red upou it How niitr wit'i'su does no one know who huvol' same keen e&lnwnonl or letuicr th it men hsve" It would be woilitasktug a trail I ov ho v uiaiiv coiue of ftot and Voc he se,'s lo wouiiti jatengers Ufa t'OUtllt. Ill plays thoro aro not so ninny foinnlf clinr ncters as male characters; and untunillv llicie nreiiotso inimi opportunities tor liiiuioiou nclri'Bsosas lor Iuiiiioioiih actors. it Is uciiuniliv com mind by critics -among thoin women like Jlrs. Janioaiii -thnt Miitke spoiire's chin acteri ntiunof women l mii-leily that ho liinl the luiest conception of what are otseutlnl teiiilulno tiiiibtle nnd tho suiest touch lu delineating pecullatly feminine traits. Hid ho creat i tils vv mien without a sense of humor i lly no menus. Portia, Hoarrlco. Ilosn llnd. obn. Mrs. lord. JIib. l'.ico, .Mniln, and o'.hers niu ri.lt of fun. 1 vcu the olhere.il .Vllrnntbi makes a s'v jt st. lullst l oipetne- a pun. Imogen Intlclgos In shutii otilps. Helena voultires uno.i blond badlnnue, Olivia In her vciygiief -bows a mm so ol hiiinor, mid t oii Btinco, Intensely miserable and unhappviihshe h.. exlilliltsii gilm sittiro In her Invet tlvo-. lu fact, lew women among the diamntisls (einl nlno characters 1ml t. lot out u smirk of wli upon ocuislriti. V.veu in the irngodies lnv be ti.tv n natural bent towutd gnyely, though grief overwhelm thori in the end. Vie are Inclined lo think, Ii-uu our own ex porienco of tlio wotM. that this tt" tit ncy to gavotj ami choertulno-'s. as shown in the lem Inlno chiiiaoierH ol Miakospciiio.ii nun to liuluie. It piodonillinles 111 wouieli mole lliltu In men: aul ns u eoiisctiucnco t li are stis ceitllblo to wit anti hiiiror itml prone to Indul gence In both. 'No b.it u otton v.ntchuil tho In. esol woineii ami men on tin stiect.. audit Seems to us Hint the linppv laces me nmru fro (pient iiinonu tlio lonnor lluiti iimotig the lat ter And the fin aclty to laugh and smllo lin Piies tho cupai-lty lo iippreclato what is jsay, wllty. liuinoroi.s. It Is not mvail.ibly tlio uu-con-e ous tonseiiueneo ot mero plivsltul or mental woll I olng. hv. what i i it that makes a hnpny homo i, ivo tho tondouey of muiio woiiuii to bo happy horsnlr and glvo hnpiil-not-s'' '1 lie veiy tliought of a housuhold with no woman in It who has a sense of humor Is enough to mnko a fellow shudder. It d' es not lollow that wit and humor In wo mou doal always with the saino tilings, or de light In thosnino uiothods of oxpros-iunas wit aud humor iu men, Tho (imritiV test lllus ttates this. Wo dint know how It Is with .tif. 1ml doubtless veiy low woiiion on rail road trains buy "m or.'' i. There aro t-ov-oral loiisons why the) do not. 'Jhey aio unit h moio cnroful about small eiicndltuies than men nro; ami so they leriam Irom laying out ten cents lor u few moments' gratillcallon. 'Jhey me moo nr videiit ttmn uinn and ro thev usually go on a lourney with a book at hand. wheieiiB a mini Imis what he wants lo amuso hinisoif with as ho goes along. Hut above all, ihy don t earo for much tlmt goes to mako up for men the attraction of 7'nct' and .lutliie. The colored ptcturos In those pin eis are nearly nlvvnys political, aud they appeal to the i ui tv utojudlcus of men. They me mom lio'itiontly bitter und moan than humorous; and sometimos even when the point ol acailoon is a guoti oi o It reimlres moio knowledge of pnliticlans and their wa-s to discern It than womoit cine to aconite. Moreover. If women do uot buy l'ttci and.ioi"' tliat filet is not so much mi impu'ntion in on their eno o' liunior ns noon the oi.nlity of wlmtim'-H"S or nn mor in those papers. Much of their political iiiii-.ind iinl' ed no.itlj a. I ol it in 7' t Is. as wo hut e in'iui.iletl, simply plc tt rial Ind temper. In mini) cases it verges I upon brutality, unrelieved by a gunt of humor. Apart from tho political mattor. there Is much of tho toking about club llto. sports. nnd such tilings that women do not enro I 1 for: and while theio is fun In tho constant sue- ession of Ii Kb. .lew sh. tieimau nnd ncgio I cnilcatuies. they nie nut to bo a trillo too coaise. so that the humor can only be palata ble to a very stioiu; stomach. Jsomo of tho liioluretare more tr)inj to I'ne sensibilities than ciati'jinctoany love or wit. 'Jhey aro at I best bin Ulu-tratod horso nlaj, and practical I Miking In whl"h women havo not so koeti nn eujoymont as men. ull jes. women aio vvlttv and humorous thotnsehos and like wit and humor Keenly, but we ti. ust consider that inslos may diifor. It doesn t follow I ocauso n girl takes a hip of champagne rind ni pre iates it that wo should ask hei to swullow a glas., of whiskey. rAi.uuii.i: Asims. The Onscriiinelil iledceiiis the Cluirred ltcsldlle ol Mlstr JEllton'A llonds. From lltf (itttrur uiriidk riiWKT.is, Ivy., liav 12 When tho Into mi-er. William I. Hbt'dt. bail about reached tl e forks of tho ruiui wlleli divides tlmo from etoinit). ho onleiol a strvant. who was nd miutsti ring to Ids wants, to biing to his bod sldo eonio "pu or" whii'h were hid in a null kt g. V.'hen the rdor was ol eyed ho directed tho negro attendant, to pllo them iu the llri pltn o. n ti 'I waiched with binning eves tho Haines dovouiing the bonds In which ho had invested nearly all tho hard earnings of nlifu of toll, until he llnnlly fell luck In his bed ox hliustnl with dl'en-u and cxeltenient. It will be lemeiiiher tl that the destruction of thoso bends was not wholly accomplished, and when the administrator was milking his seaieh foi tile old miser's money, ho made an exam ination or theso nsli.-.s and fntiuu seventeen I ulted Statos Treasury bonds burned to a ei isp. but tho paper was of tlio IInc9t iiunllty and tho ushos did not crumble. '1 ho charred payor was lifted tondorlv Into n box and sent to Viuslilng'on city. wneroTrea urv experts docii ho.o I tho denominations and dates, and certificates were at once issued for their face valuo and interest and lorwnrdod to Mr. ISnlrd. Ho has lust rccoivod them, nnd fools as though ho had picked up ?.t'K)ifor that is tho amount of Hie bonda' valuo with intorest to date" in tho road. Huskies tl.o bonds sout to Washington others to tlie amount of '.iiii.iii)li, or thereabouts, were --a' oil from tho llnmos by a sisier. who thiovv water on them blie had t.o Idoa of their vnl.ie, ami put thorn on a scallold iu tho back inr 1 1 1 dry. About Mi-i.Otn was stolen from the bcalTold, and altorwards -floO.oui) was taken fiom a trunk where tho woman had sucteted the bonds. Uliidstuiio Tells (lie Uucen How It Hup. licncU. Frem thr rVtitjit .Win. Tho antipathy which tho Llboials havo for tho i,uoon Is eipia led oul) by the Vucon'- do tcbtntion of the I.lboinl-.. Vot lier Mujortv is reiiubed by custum togivo n eebtioiibiit stn'.ed period-, to uiomboid of ihe i.ibei.tl n.iity. and nmiihlng stuiios uro told of the t ntllko frioud llnoss that obtains on these occiinloiis. Hor Mniunty lias a g. od doai or vonom In her na ture, aud she seems to take a delight iu woiry ini; her l.ibr.al gticstb with unpleasiint allu sions, reuilul-vcences, and bndln.igo. Hoi p Bltloii Is such that no rotuliuunn can be in dulged; in fact, liladhloiio Is iho only member or tho opposition w.o presunius to talk b.uk to tho old hulv. til.ids.tono hat always ad diosscd t)io(.'ueon ns '11111111''-not" luudaiu." I or ns iiLi'iuu ''or us marin." hut us plain. honest. Scotch 'mum." nnd it Is neilmps tl is fearlo is tint ctness and native hiuinlicitt 1I1..1 have 'im calod tu iho fit gust lndy loi'toleiatf'H tt 'ooins that njiun one occasion hnv, rig been 1 Invited out 1. 1 dinner, Mr. and Mis. 01. 1 i-ioiie entered a cab and atluu; led o gofi.H u-jh 1'lc I'dlily. 'ihuttut roiigliNiio was 11m, 11 illy cinwtb'd at the time .iitl ..ftei Coin del (ilout in tliorni I; and III" .or two h 1.1 tin. woithy coupli) woreconiit lie I loabaiul' 11 lliolr purpose, ttiin on at a side --tioet. u d leitiii. lioiite. This was consider. d 'inile u on the l.r.iml uld Man. n-el 'is ii.mii .Iniaueo, guye.i hi'ii a good dei.l a'' .t 11 111 -n ev. r. the liiess got hold ol il ..nd uisbed 11 Ul' 'Ut nniiscam, 'Jho ic nil was Unit 1 '.n tone Iliiallygotvurywe.il) 1 the "ike ami he bog.111 to evince leinpur win note. 11 was jeleirod or alunledto. (I'ltlieo.'ca-lonor the iet reccp."ii given 1 i '.lie Viieiu to 1I1.. I.milui o iho 1 1'oinl pniiy her.vlaie-iy. win hid b en ueaMiriiig tip the dlhiigieeal.l.) "-t for euei.il weeks, hei: ml upon ihe iirsi ui'i oiiuni't' b' ll l" n I'lemliil. 'Hi 'in ii. Itlu istolic. lluu you ic. ontlv bad an nmti it.gexpeiicii 111 I lccn ililly: pray, loll niu 01 it. m, ordei Hut i may hliuio tho uiuriimeiii which it has given OtllOlb." Jlr. (d.iilstono was giently ncttb'tl. but bo bud loKe.ilihisteini 'i. "Mav.i. ijeai-oioiir Ma.csiv. ilium." sitnl I e, tbilhor..'.'l nnd al most sternly, 'thoiev.i 1 dopiit ie, n mis advehtiiie. and a ie:i mi .iud thai was tho long and tiiuelioitol thu m.ilte Inn hi. 'I vpcvi illct s in lit in mil I n IV lvi'. ViO., I'" ft. liiliVtV. it seem- 'o I e en,.i 1 .i' 11 goiid-lonlilpg tiiuiw.ltir to get in in ltd il t. ti any othor woman who has to o.irn her own living, bald niiuiiip'iiyor '"Ihore niu couu'ry iiiorchiuttB and cviiiiti" itroiibsioi.a men, md somoeity onos, too. who 11 niu! Iho tonid rs of hotels where lliciei iiin it puwilterH, get acjiinlnbd wltli them, iiinl nuiiry tliem. Viid f haven t heaid ot iiiM.ii ie' nl H'bultetl unhappily. "Ii,if.v 1 woniai. vv'i.' has ti a hlnc 111 nil of the le'i bug hole 1 the my. 11 ,1 In .mm 1 of them sh" bm tvu n'i I thr Mi.tlell me Halt she I, coll mil y bii U"1 t. V good-looking guls to in inlp'il ie Hie in i.'ibi"s, f r the roiinon Hid bit liliiriv- liefurn thov nro long at worl.. end t'loy 1 nn well. M10 mis bilolil.es to he'p 11. .'Sit i,ii'l Int" hemes, (nip oolevtii tI0'iitw!s whom sliu has o.lipluye I In the .i-t tweho n.ontln eight have inuubil ami each ono has ih 110 well. St t long ago 1 wan In tho cnr'ldi 1 ot a pionibiont liotd. I saw tho uiiiiiIiiiio. nnd mou uxiiiiiiiiing it I tun ml u curd Hud to it, onwlilcli ua.-. vw'ittuu TVPt-WlUll tl vtAllll'lli Ap IIAITY. M J ho a v, rat worn m viKwiitornoniiiRtti lie a Ple'lV Intel heiidi son of OlOlltlllo Jl ti tli.it is why slio mnrricb vvoll I I was gob g tostnrt a inuiiiiiioiiiiil nieii'i V 1 won 1 ui bhvUldhttto no ouu who iviis hot, a typowrltur," anHDHOHBaaHa juvaii nrura:sAKi iir uuad ,ivnr. isvv tlllilRO X.ltitncnft Hn-its flint, ot Cnursr, ho 1VIII Not Appear it nil Trtlll,. Tho following Is a copy ot the subn 1 111 which I was served nn 1'rc-ldliig Judge I.lppit c.,tt of 1 the Hudson County t'otilt of .'-"sslous 1 y neon- btablo attached to the lourt on Saturday night: I Pirecilo'inW'lien touarrivtvai t et Court House haaj -kV tlio sabp't na to an tuttcer at thu door of tho Prose. uhA I ciilor s ollle-o 'Iv;. ."r.iic 1 .v.po Jirtru, fwifiv a Itthi.tm, st To .loh a hlppiueoit Vou aro herein reiuitelanl icmmaiided to bo und appear nt the Court .10 e in .'crstn tuty, tn Ihe toi.nl' aforesaid, on 'Imit'a the l't!t dtt of .Mfcv, Is at 'J it clock I' M, to glv,. ev th uco in hehnir of j Ihe said M-ito lo the (Irani dur.v now kilting, aud herein fall not aljour peril. s; I Uy ordei ot tl e court. Pi mi .'h I iri.nii.ir, Clerk. t Haled tho lii'.h diy of Vt.tv v. P. I e it This is said to be tho Hi st limn In the history of tho Mate that the iieslding Judge of a county has boon suhp 1 naoil tu appear boforo Sm V iiltiautl Jury, which Itaitaito. Ins own com t. llieprtivoeutlon fui I- lung the ub 1 n 1 wart N a speech vvhlcli ihe.lud e ma loin pnsilin,' son- k 1 tenco on thioo iiollov.siiop koepers on 1 riilnr 1 last, apattuf whlcli v., nsiollows jl The Court I as kept von m lailrtitui' timo in order fiat SrS the ilran.l .liny inlilit linl v..ir ir,iitipais Ihisr ft i 11 line, luve been r, vi il. 1 nnd jet tlie, aro stilt 1 er- 1 I inliitd tocarrt in ihi'ii i.t ins, ""H 1 Ihe (nuri inn Hin 1 im si- mn fir itcli an ndminle I irtiilou of the .iivi nu,i or in i 1 .irs, vtiittiiir titer lie 1,111.1 J.r.r .ni'i.ri v t, r.t n p.msi .ie I Inr siicn ndliiiiitir ilo 11 sn I u should earn llocoa tlUpt Of It, I good t Itl. t 11 1 Ihoiury.wlieii it llrst hearj of Hie .Tndgo's remarks, Ietltloil.il Is ,i to mnk n -10. I sriiliiient ugam-t him to s,r,,In ,i,m. 1 tjee Dimiii. (Hie ineoilei ot tho my thought that making 11 nieseiitiueiit would be t..o so Vt 10 011 lln Judge. 'I lien tho speech was ills- i cussed, mid tlie lsmio of tho suhp in, was a i soit of eoiiiproml o measure. A m"-, reporter M v talked with ,iude 1 ii'idn. oil iesturdii). A, Ci UI e.,iilse,"Ha.dtIio .Indue. 1 tlll not r.lipr ft 1 the Kiibn urn. I .lo not am reho'id that nnv- fl thing will como bom tlie .lisolicdieiiee. 1 do I let see v.hul cm. I shall not reriibetoobuy out of any disrespect lor tho i.iund ,luiy. t not the intention 01 tlie Court to Iminilo any Want of iiitugntyt.tti.il (iainl .Iud a-uhody 01 10 any ouu of ii members. On tho contiary, tho Couit has many pergonal lileiuls on tho jury nud has toi them a reeling or the gieatest respect. Jtut in tin iidiuiiiisli.itlon of tint law thoro cm lie niliicmls or loos, ami il was thondinliiistiatlon if the law in this mnttor which it was intended to cilticlt-e and cuiidoiuu. 'Iho (iinnd Jury, oranv of its mom burs, c u, at any time, 10-011 10 1I10 i'rosecutor or tho (milt for a.iv .nforuintion which thoy A mnv possess, ellher in open couit or In com- 1 iVV muiilcniioii. It iaacuiuiiioii tiiuigm liialsfor w matters to be biought to tho aliunilon of the 1 1 ouit, through th i'rosccutor, nntl toterrcd to I tholliaiul Jury tor theli ictlon. Tho Court is not iibln lo give nnyillroct tesiinioiiy of any of loiite aaiiis the Inn. It is to say thu least, m nlfe-dlv Imj roper for tho ludg.-to I 0 a wit ness in a casi beioio a (iriind Jury which ho mny afteiwnrd he eallod 111 on to trv. Tho Urand Juiv of lltnlson countv will, theroforo. havo to make up their minds t. gel along with out my cvliloiicet." 'Ihe Judgo spoke of n policy hacker named Thomas who was indicted nt tho last stsslon ol tho (IrnmlJuiy. ThoindiUmont vviibiocon slderod. V, hy dons not tho lirand Jury considor that casu Thoieporiei who made tho comitlaint and Kavbii. a man who bought slips ot 'I honias, .ire still m existence, siinl the Judge. "1 Miuik if thi 1. land Jury would take up that lino ol Invostignliou thov would find a fruitful V Held 1, as a.iuilg". know ol no 1 luro iu Jor- 1 so) city wliuro polic) busino-s I catriotl on. It Is common talk that tho business is carried ou t oponly in the city nnd county, and It scorns to mo that tho Urand Juiy should doom it woithy I of investigatii n." I s Theio is consldorablo dlfToinncoof opinion i' among lawyers about tho right ol tho (irnnd I Jurv to iiibpxna thu Judgo. 1'io-octitor Mn- Jl Held savs that if tho Judge Is a nan of tho Court of Oyer uud 'Jeimiuor. o. which Iho llrainl Jnrv lsa part, thuro Is no powei toconi- ,A pel him to bun witness. Jlu would not oxpie-s W' an opinion as to vvhollior thu 1 residing Judgo 01 a Coutt of fiesbious ib a pan of tho (Jeraiid Terminer or not. Lnvrjer 1 orbm. tho counsel of the Monato in vestigating conimitteo. sunt that m his opinlou tho jury luul no night to suhp 1 tin tho Judgo. "As 11 ploco of Impudence, ho said, "it 13 niatohloss." Lawyer Asa Dickinson snM: "'Tho firand Jury Is to oboy tho i ourts directions, nnd not tlio Couit obov thribit of the (.rand Jury." Judgo V illlam J'. Hou..lass thoug'it the Urand k" Jury had a rigut to issue and enforce thu sub- j p j na. iv Iti A KEir VICESllVJIUIIAS' C11VHCU. m tr3eiTlccs nr llpiliciitlnn Itcgtin Vefsterday 1 11ml to he Completed To. tiny. w jr Tho congregation of thol'atk rrcslivtorinn fe Chinch, which built its fiist church thitty- tr Buvcn joars ngo at Hlghtj-lourth street and jflfL. IJovuuth mow West i ndi avouuo, ussomblud Jmuf yesterday morning, utioinouii, and evening to v dedicato their haudsomu i.ow edillco at thes B northuast coinoiof Tunth aveniio and Higbty- 1 bixih btreet. Tho bi.ildiug is of a reddish "ft brown stono nnd is in tho modern Uothlu stvlo jl of nrchitocture. It costJH u.ooj. and tho chapel jfl noxt door cost -tJ-t.OiiLi. Tho Hev, Dr. Henry II. EV, Chnpin was ntting pastor from 1W.I tolb"J, and wai succeeded by lre-Ident 1'ntton of w v l'riiieoton College. Dr. Cli.ipiu and tho Uov. kK Dr. Davidson, who was at the mooting tn lsa", V from Vrhich the chi.r h orgam if ma too', its Ab start, wero pioBcnt vesierda 'J'lie pieseut tR pastor is tho liev. An-on 1'. 1ierb111r. (fj 'lhochui. h was rtcc e ii.'tt ..mi 1 a ins and 'Kt s llowoi-. Tholto.. Dr. If I -ti.g.eton remltho VJ olghty-fourth psalm. Hi- '."t. 1'r. VI. 11. H Gleasou olToied j r.ner nn 1 i ,i-tor itierlnny Pleached a short serin n 10 (hi dion ami a.'tei waid to theebb 1-. 'll.i -ei.ici in the .lilor noon consisted of a 1 i" -s'o by Ho mem bers of the Siindat f I 001. singur: Ov girls and boys, roeltnti. ns ,n d .1 hit 1 y (.en 11. u. lliivv.ud. th" 1'. 1 1.1 W. 1 1 I'.' Hoilinny r hitrcli. :md tlm liev J 1 nlconi .liiiw ol the ANest I.111K Ii .icl. In He it n.iig meeting addrcs es weie matle by the l.cv. In, uii.ulos llobiiison tl" It v. I'i 'iinos itnmsay. and the Itev I 1 II. J. 1 linpiii 'lilts e,enl"g He ll'i il i. diciitory eeieise Will be holt I sitrite ;I1 ill I 0 pi enchcl by the liev Ih. I 'in. s il. Pnikti'ir-I of the Jlndl fcOll Sllllire I'lesbitellllll 1 Inn. h. ind Prof. Marvin It. Vpieentoi I mou II uo'oglo.il .sornl- J, n ii "le I.e. IU' Wilton Met!" Mntll,, the f Itev: W 1. lichni'lsot lla'nt'.l.i. the ll..v. fyv Hi. I Inn Ies V l'l g" and Ilm ..n. Jesse 1, fl 1'orl.es 31 si ratoroi thuAov-' iutk lrcsbitery, fjg wi.l lake p-rt. v iti.rj.curr. ,i.w.ijf mim.x. C.ii tiltlKc I nulled In lyl-l rniiiil o bo lltinuci ous nt 1 ,i ilutitfii'. Willie nieml'irsoi tho Thirtponth Uogimont of I'rooklin weio -hooting at Cjeetlmoor dur ing the t ml)' P.' I of th's month they found Hi.it ninny ot tho c titn Igo s,eis must In the, guns ai.d weio djiigoio Tiu aniiiiimitlon hail Inioii l-siied during Iho iinte of lh77. aud li.ni beeoiiio dnngcroiis ns well ns dofecilvo Item ago. The hhal wero loaded probably al out 1'7't. Dr. (iiiurgu (J. I ochi an, Captain of 1 ompany I. nearly lost the sight of hlseyo hv an exploding ciu'tiulgo shell. His fnco v.as fl jt.i.nfulli bullied. M 'Ihoroh.ib boon a largo iiiiiiitityof this d t- m V, fcetive aiiimuiiiHoii 'torud 111 tin dolor at V iirmorlo-elucuiho ls77 riots. Irom '.uui to 'y 111,. 1 10 louiitt-, v,. re assigned at Hi it tune to -u each ainiei It is nov lu bo iclitii.ed I or dc," ol til" oidh'.r.co Hepartmt ut the M it". nnd this will Lav Hi) iirnior.Ph unprovided w.iii any uiiiui.u on ovcepi such us Is lui niuliod by tlie ivgimiiii'.s llii'in elvoi, Ji.eieid ultiity ol i" vi"-!i 1 .nt nmi'iiiii.ioti within rriv it, howov 1. 111 ci o 01 eiiiei.-ency. I'ajtt, W.AtWO d 1 leiicn, insptctot ul itilln Piaeti. iorthe Thine 'lull iulIuuui. ha- aliead) 111. turned thu 'o touielb ol ilm H.7 iiiuuiunl Hon wnich was stor d in tl.e hiitoenili'i ar moi v. 1 apt. l'lenth givob it ns his tu rsomtl 1 Pinion a. that nil this ammunition c ,'l.t 10 le con- JA ilemiied nti'ldc'iiOKid. 'I hu 1 htiioeiitli -1 ior- JVU tlm. ho tnv-i. was stored m ten li.."Uiciit. VR whole it 1 1 nine damp. I'" list'..' il ho T wero to light due! or p, u-o .1 ,'iiiiu ixn lor I nnv other ve v Piutieueu t 1 lo would I noiwuiitt. ic o one Hiut hud o cub ad'id more 1 11:111 sii muuths. sK. f.isittit ir.r.vt.i: j.i.sHj.wi. m llli. Coii,:rci:iillen Is Smiill mid Ills hul.siy Hut, .Not Iticii old lie. illel I). I Tho liev, l.ovl D. Temple, it utig Wcouia j clergyniau who has boii piietoi o( iho Thi. ly- V t ill r 1 ruroi Ikiptlit lull. Ii for tho Idol, two I 1 lenio. iiiinoiinet'il to his cuimr -gallon yoter- 1 day moiiiln; thai ho hud duc.bd 10 resign, hid .9 icsigniiiion 10 take t.ieet 011 i 1. 'Hit iin- .K noun cmi'iit was not uii"Mu '.od, Tlio nt- 7V tondiiiico 1. 1 1 boon 1 muni -bin .urie.id of In- I V I 'en-lug Bini'o ho 'o. k cl iiige. 1 ln. vvn due, ',1 ihe )oiiiu; tiiiulslei ihiu ,il) to Htu mot- ingawiiy im 1 up ie .1. nab iH-i-(hloi'Ods up town iiinl Ii. Ilrooklyu 01 1 iimy it tho church's inl'ucntiul 111 tub. is, nud partly 10 tl.e ekcn-s ol il 'ft s of wor nut In that part ot the city He lives n Min.f .sonotid stieot hlm-'Ul Mi, 'I'euiplo I a-iioi 1 ceii. paid iilsbid lll'V 01 J o. 1 regilLirH. Hu w.i. giiiduati'd fiom II siii-iium iu I hh igo niitl did clia: i.u of r. iv 1 e'niiL I Mm. "-In-'i holm t.o 1.111. pure. 1 b '1 it i.-gfnn v, i' u .e e I'ndi.y Light I tin 1 UuUi tin s e I Ills 1 i. ll lull J Ur .t'litliliiiii Is, l "Vou remind uiiot ihu si t ng 1. -butt.' "How so s '"iVUBikgiasUieO."

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MI-Ha--B9Hs1H 1 THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY 10, 800. 5 Jk A STREAM OF STATESMEN. i.v mair-Dr cita tro.v rsxx- SVT.VAXIA AWSVie. How Tom Krnl l.mnhfri To r nrd I tie Cop. IH.I-Tlie I Ihii.iiu.UmpH i'I llrnce r lirnruliiui-Tii" Vemtiern Wlio Miinimcil lV toMlmllir MoinlliE rrayerln Hip limine. V WASlllvoroN, Slay 18.- 'Iho il"nr ir tho 'v Houso of lii'prcontalhos is tlir.,wn ppcn to tho nublls it c,0i;l oery tnoroluK. Hall on hour after till) lloiuosentntlxofl buln to np. onr upon tho avonuo cm Uiulr way to tho t al Itol. CoiniulllcoiaiiutliiBinro iiiiuilly lii'ld ut 10 o'elucL A. SI. Mnny OnnBrootinou llvp n tail or mow from tho Cnnitol. Tliciso who walk ihoro allow tliomfti'lvcs full half an hour to roach It. A 11 o'clock nmucmclipa tho f.'.roam fu!t;:i .wnrJtlio marblo Uuililliitf In- ii cronw lit luimty Mlnuioi of 1 J linb'-om cnl'S nml priMta oar IttKis oontalulni: Itopreflenla- t.oro!ltowai J Capitol Hill. Tlio ileli mem- t,.r ilow Hut aliun rido. nor iIooa tin) lor inombor always walk. Stnnr li.iro oiulpailiss of thnlr own. 'ilioir iy ik-io soft' lunoii woar cockades in tLelr li iti ntiil sliver Imttotiq im bl an filter i .Lars npp'nr tipouthoir coats, Monoeianis u:o t Into 1 ui.uii tho panels uf their cairlneos Sunn own lois carlH with acormmii wlinul. (vliei'i Bp'jH biiokt'Oanl airancomonta with i ninihiiu" Roar lutitiloit jpllnv or a liht ii"l. 'J ho -po-ciuf tho uliouls aio Etnpoil, uml tho f ripci urn nlonu tlio tlilll-t ami whifllotroos. Tlio li.uiioiaoa slilni) as though polishoil by iiojtl'hcl:-. Somo hao Mir or-il.iloil inoimt- M Ir.-! nuJ I'tlion nro cold wuihoil or of nlcklo. m l:.i' t. uioi.uliliioil CutiKias.si.iiin usually owns jvj J n li.ni.'- alloil sp in of homos. Leopold Moro J o'.'tiH-aehuictw owned tho llnoot luinoiit In tlio 1 it Coiiu't'si. Jioswcll J', l'lowor. .lo-oph A. i niton (li'oi :o i.voiltt Ailania. and othor r..c: l-'iso. Jim wno l.ao llin 0'iuipaKO". Tliero I' mori uiylo about a Senator than n, it aliopi.McntnMio. Gov. htnnford of Cal- lui'i!.! i' ii'.u' i oi.rst, John Miotmati. t-ou- uto. I'ariro I ut JI'li ti.is, Senat jr Stcclibruliju of jli li'i'an. and .Vnitur Tanio of (hlo nro luiion,' tlio o lion .'onJ Capitol Hill in lu- tul'i i- olii"l"i c Mtortal toam ttiin under J' Ihenrch of l!i. .-.'n jwIiik of tho Capitol, 'i ho B Dei .oacntutlwd .no ilcn ?ltoil bonoatli tho nrili r' ih i ii n n Tiioio soetns to bo iim:o illdity abou' a .sonn'oilal riutiian about i iiu uv.iod b' lie ri'-ontatiNo. An obionlni: b'i ni.-nr 'i'!' -lOuaP rby thocrandloao u.i in wlilcli ho rit- in hw rar"lase. It would be hard :o pick iiii' i lieproeon;atio from tho u-u.ll run o' i ,i nr- i) tlio Lniitol. A Cou- i: ossuiau nmoi'sonn to roaeh tho summit of l!jls!alio disnity unt 1 ho bo.omos u t'uited fc i.tei rnaior. 'lnl.ii 5 imi bland at IVnnsslvnnii avonuo anil bhili street ni hnlf-pa-t ten in tlio inorninu ai 1 '.'ill i ,i ri' tin of notabio.i. Abovo .ii ('end iin I' a. uiriiit thi'.Mitional Hotel, rornii l-o'.p iy J'l.Mdoutsui tho I nlieil jl '.itn on ce.iioiii. ft wa- heio 1 1 t i i it. i .'i ii.li p.ii-onci! lunui seais II i.ii. In H.n inrsl. ailor. at ttio bad: ol tho l l.iiiol, Jl niv i iiti hi i. ion nro eonirontmu II 1 mi t..ieiiien. hoMoier. and not tlio pant. It rhiiiii 'ho mst lu I n Mien .ill lie sjma'ier V, 1 i i.i.i lira l,itt ileeil uf tho House. Ho liiUit wotuh nonlr firje liiu.diiMl liotuul'. Ho 1 h.is -he br:,in f c a lianl lin .m 1 tbocirtlt I oi .i!.l i m I Ho wonii a black j utiliiiK.' .in i lu weather i cold a thin oit i i.i. i i t'i collar of his lop coat M i- we ki 1 i on liU shoulder-', his nria-J wf,i 1 'Mi- li v d i in from tlio frlcovoi. At i Y c mi taiKt; ho it.ilks with his morcoat i thrown loneli oier ills shoiilder.-'. Ho Imn Imrn aloii; lil.o an i Id 8 illor. nrm" swinKim; at his-ili. uiiil ins loKhHllKhtlybonuil. Ho has a I tohd f it. u fat li.iini. .iinj a brflit. plf r in I 0 i' 111-. I:n.n N III..) n lull n.ooa. J t carries a windy nioii-ui -ho, -o s-nnll that at a shoi t dls t.i.io it is out oi Meliu Mr. Hoou usunlly 1 oia'.iiii.Ltp-. a oi.o. Vt time-. huHuior. homo Iriimd aeciunpauloi hlni. Ptio other dav ho 1 i oi tho Niiiionul Hotel with Uou Jiuttor- i wi.rth. i.enVcloso-croppidKriiy whiskers and h n ch'imi like slier. (uniality and couil J 1 ii orsparklo I In hl liluocyos. Ho l.ad ono U cm two public itocumonts umloi bit aim. lint A hut attriu ted tho most attention w ns poc-top ti niM'is, frosli from tlio t.i.lor. 'lhey woio of a W lishtcoloi. with a heareoly i-ililo check. Tho I liiekanlnnii'.-. on t'onn'-ilvaiii.. aenuo regarded m f them with wiindor and n"irnisliniint. .f A Munl Kentloui.'in nv, s.mnlers by. His laoo is loiind and full, and ilocointoil with a Nnmlyko boaul. Thorn in a merry tnluklo in a his ojH-. a eicar Is clenched ootuoen hit. tooth, tg 1 h,s silk hat is tiito I forward nko tho hat X B of a llowery boy. Ills uaud; aro hiddon in his B trou-or pookivs. is Alevnndor M"nroo H BW lioekori. a bniilit lmht In tho MiMouri dilen- wk Wy tion. Uoikeiy ii u baukoi, mid is tahl to Ihimi TW'jf- lots i f inoi.oy. nbody would dream of It to I f- boo hup tliiubinuCapitoi II. 11. I'l I'olnnd him comes a wiry man with blue I eye-and a short, iion-i.-.y lioard. His foro- R head Is i-eam-d. and ho walks tho least bit (B benu Ho ha-ainni.v stnj., huwovor. anil hi m nrmssuiui; li'.o tho ai ins u iiidopondont froo- m mi.". Ho wears a i-loiiili h.it .mil an iinbut- JM to K-d fun k i o.t A trnnuer inluht tnko him i I r a !jo-s.-!in nter i-r a rcspoclnblo dealor in t' l.niio. iin ix ,lo oph Ci. Cannon oi llliui.ls.as h nest an I a1-ilima a.atCbUiauas thelatoHam Ma i ui'i .1. l.tiiidui. jm Jlone-.t to ,iit"i is a contlemnn portly g f- r. 1 1 i"ii ed. his to with his whiskers as I e wall.',. 'Jheio Is a roseato hush to his X i i ii ha-ir".t rod himnvoyos and eai- r."ac.iae. lu li.in a linn htop and n ntnif liiih -lit apiH'iito for osstom. This inim i-.'"'-Ji'i 1 1'iyi.on of Illinois. ThoJudso Is noii i,n,' i I. ntli yoar In (onirroas llo frei.uoii. i pie-nl in Coinmltteo of tho Vi oh' li.iii.i in .i ir. ab!o exeuitiio ability, mid ii ."ie of ilo Mi ,i talkers in tho lious-o. 1 1. i u-i'tl m i ased in Kariimnts o! a llsrht !o: 1 1 u si i ir. r.,ieh N a six-footer. cinl o in. i i hats with bioad brims. nu l-e'e in l i, n. v. lit!., tho other's chin and i-i neks a c i i 'nth a btiibby. elltcry heird. I lie .no Ji i.s ('nncri'i-Hinoii. duels .luilcii C!i .'.-.'t of iloiiston, and tlio othi'i' l.uei. iL'uro. i'l.o latter watches Imsl nehi n. l' o !ti fiii i im close as U'ntchdcc; ilolma-. "'ii I- n ..id hill usijuicklyns n v.m Iiiiiht iiis,i.'iuli. Tho counlo altract inii'-ti iMi ist. ii st'i -i llmli tho luarb'o stops i.Tkol til" i i i hoy aro as ttraiuht as bout) in i ui'i.ii. i- toimlins I eenn trees. iiuil i: I i. tv. Usui tho Cnpltol nlno nn.n in i i t i, I!. is ns I'n nd th si cii.n i is t.-: ii Ho wearn (ialwnyslui; v i imil i 'i'!, it that would n.'o tHtod J'.iini., ii -t i li' km io is well ilinplnyod i v icut t.,a, ...t x,:.ii Litittun on tho back iimm than a 1 ,.a. IJo inoios with tlio cliumiy .a ,i'i I,, .ni and talks with tho JiioiKj ii .li, i- ii r. l imver Is oinli.ontly i- em. Il.i.i' ,-i'ompany. ill- conver- J loni 'i-. to i-ay nothiuc of tho Ii is a eo a. Ull h sill. i tin-. mo iii.i I,, iii tyiuu ,.ador.sor wliat is fii.'O.i .inn ti-in i', riaii.uii-daol faction In tlio llo.Fj, (i i ,n. t,in. n,i iimkciim- iiiuMoiioU. J i.o otnu is ihiuikv mid sandy ininil n il hni a if entoli.ie. 'Jho tail man mid."!,, i' a i i i in- n,i.s, ftimttj lil-iek inoiibtii nul a ition- Collie fni.. Ho is fiiio'I o, ton.-uo an I a mini oi itioiic lilond- Millb. l) ui.iiii' lutlor uiidorbiiindb tho 1 ii-ii o-r ol tha II. in ilo Is William JlcAdoo J ?'vy,''!',,,:. r' n Aiiinricnn botn JH iu Imluinl. Ills coir t.. nli n Is.liisoiiliH. O'Noil p' iiiui,, tlio '-iicie-n, r oi Hon. i'at Collin-. fM i, J.No I .-.an liirilinia bo.u iu Ainoiic.i. T t Ihi hriico of htiitrsiiiou is hiu.lly out of ii:.'it leini; ii brni 8 of UcorKl ins npnonri), Jiolh iM-.ir b'lirk fell hats mid black froi'K cunts. Him In- .1 itmirl.u iv lear coniidi" lull, a .el!-li miiiud iiiiiiibtaehe, and blue es. 'i ho othor has a uil'ow oomple- loii, ln.i) i; ,u- han, anil u binootti-nhaxou fiu'O. Tho II m is ha-ls Frederick t'usp or Amellciliiiinl tho o.'oiiii Ji.nips Ii. Dloiint of Maeon. j.loun' is i-crvinr hi- ctuhteaiiili nr lu Couuross .nid i.hi hi. oiuhtli. lioth uro men ol Mipeilot nl lllti unu dotx'ed lllitois, i'rln was Chairiijiin of tho i oiumlttoo ou l.loi tloula-t ji-nr and lilount was Chairman iof Ihij Conuniitij ou 'o.st I'illeos and I'ost lioads. I'neii sits below the alt lu his com mltteo thihyear. Crisp led tho Hninooiats In tlio late lliilits ovei olcL'tloii cnieh. Ilo is a Man iuk'1; iu poi. i ptlou. lotuly in dobalo, un tiniicln onercy. aJi.'iirably dlio t, and cuaio In temper rt nii'uin! iuib rul moil, lly iniitiy ho Is io'.!iiioit nB a fututo fepeakcr As the hat ds ol tl.o clock approach tho hour nil!!, i lie stream Increases, liunton McSIilllnof i'onnos.eo tall u ut btutely. omos irniu tlio Motropo' tan Ho'id m. 1 takes up his lino of luurili. He!' re l.o I iwj.-ono a I lock ho Is jolnod lu a uniitloinnn with an nini.tyslooo. lloth wenrsoft felt )"ith niul noth are mop of mark In tlio liomoe.atie lank?. T ho ono with tho I'liintyxlnevolsi.uii Willi inif. Ontos of Ala baina, Ilo won fuino by hlb stubborn Hcht lualnst 'hoT.ix Jiefimiliu.' 1 1!! In iln Inst ton cri's". It was through hisoiiorti that tha bill lliinlli Inlb'il to become ,i nw npd oor iJo'iiii imi wer -asnd to inn pnbll Troaury. Jl 'Mililn fcenih eiiaiiioiiro.l with 'onirresslounl II e. Ilo ii I 'lit bed .oino f Tonnos-eo, bi.t ho profi" Iiih pi, o it lieiKiis. Asa parlla ii ent.uinii uiida roiiu'li and icily tpoukcr ho husno suin'rlir. In polltlm! auipaicns tho Iiatloual I'linioernliotouimittoo ulivio.s seoks bi-buniiu.1. It is n '.uartor ol 12. 'Ihoro am busy foot upon tho -i lowalk. John Allen of SII Isalpni. with liNi'nula o)n nnil a mllliio noiio, tread-tho Pavement I ho Mjiivrsblv Nntluinlel 1', ilni lis, with his nun in iin his nrm, hall- n passing cur. Mitoi lioihir llland. iloJHiuintUe in step 4tpi mid in, iinoi. iiioMia down tlm monue, llo TIM ooitih losl in -tiniy of tho I vot piollom. '1 I'lown ii s .'i -.imlile I'liures nltiact 1 ?l'ti"l I h l.d h lii Il).p til" o i -Mill ffv V'1' '''"'I'1' -1. Ui ii lilniicti. id of 1 Low sia a. oIt. i I'nn ..I tho I urn- y K ocratie ij. Ilnh.-ldii.' milonwli shuju. cutty i inn- t niiil a 'i if i me i'l11 dli.uu llyuimi. mill hi'i au 1 broa I lorehoail half hidden ..ndur a. i 'illation lelt hm. Bulks oy, twl, William Ulioit oi fcoutu Carolina, wenrlne a llcht overcoAt with doitblo oflpo, next nppenrs upon tho street, llehliid him I" soon Oon. 1'orney of Aiabnma, a ninn lnvalunblo to his party. Two mouths nuo ho stood on tlm brink of tho stave. To-day Ills fuco is as uiu'p'il nnd bis stop an manly ns over. With Ips return to tho Houso enmo WllllnmO. Whitthornonf Tonno'soo. who lias lonKbconon tho boundary of tho other world. Tho oath or oftlce for tlm I iily-ilrst onuress was administered to him w)illotiion his Ilk bo lin Tonne"i" Ho Is still 'bin and palo, but thoro is overyieasnn to boboio Hint ho will soon rocaln his s'lenuth ami take an no tlvo part in tl.o piococdlnt's of tho IIoujo. It Is hloh noo". Tho air Is llllod With tho rlncliic ol bolls nnd tha shrill tootliiK or steam li alios. Asthoilln boitlns tho starrv banner not""n s above oaeli wine of thot'npltol. j-oth Houses nro In session, and in oacli n chnplain Is ofTerlni: pravor As wo turn to inovo up tho nxonuo wo n.cet two belated Coociessmon. tlno I-tho lovorboratinc l.oomdas f. Houkof 1 a-t Tonuontoo. uud lh othor the Insnurlnnt Clinrlos B. linker of lSui'liostor. l-ni h has boon riimiinu' tho rounds of tho ilopartinouts in Fi'iiri'h of places for llopublicn. constituents, mid each fulls to boar tho prayer of tlio blind choplnlu of tho llousa. Amos J. OOMMlNos itt:n visioi. siuts viiki'aii.iil Kutr Smith nnil Ilnnlrl IVpuver r FrtPniU Auiiln ii Well us l'i lsonir. Knto Kmlth, alias I'annio Weavor, who fired two shots at Danlol Wilson, nllns Wcuver. just utitbidothodoorof tho lliid-on Illvor Ralhoad wnitlne room In the Ornnd Coutial station on tinturday iiiRht. was arralunod In tho Yorkvlllo l'ollca Court jostetday mornlnc Tho man refused to mako n complaint, and when tho caso was callod tho jotinu couplo proLOodad to tho bur and stood sldo by sldo most amicably, ory niui'h as thouuh a mnrrl.mo ceiomouy was to bo performed. It looked ns If tho woman's pistol Binds hnd piotallcd. nnd na if tho ni.iu, who was dcsortltm her tho nicht bc- Inrn lifiil r.illirunrl In llUT lllloiance. Tho woman has meonlbli blue oyes and shrrt hair. Mio woio a smart blue dro-s. Tho ninu np penrod under a third Hume. It wns ltielianl ltrowii. Ho is a linntUomo, dark-haired lol low, imil mlttht bo mistaken in a bad liKht for a coiitleninn of fa-hlon. Couiieol lor tho youni: woman ullbly de scribed the whole thine as n joko. U hero was no dl-auieoment between tho parties. Thov wore liidiliiiK each o'hor ,iOod.b. mid just for fun tho lady had shot on" tlm roolor. saylnc: "1 can shoot as woll ns)ou," tiutectlio lIcAidlowasturnod to for tlio othor sldo "f tho cafo. Ho said ho was satlsilod that It had been all a joke, Jil-tico l'md looked suri'ilsoil. and ores--examined JlcVrdlo. ollc ltini; tho fact that two shots Were llred, and th it uiiiii and woman hnd then Hod lu opposiio directions, o-. thoo was u stiuot car pnss iiiu'. and tho woman had run toward It. Noli-, look heio. said Justice tord, "I am not satKlled with tho wav you havo inuunsoil this. Wore thoro no other witnesses lo-ldes 5,,iir-olf "J'ko pollco Captain was thoro." said SIc- Ardlo. "1'elch him. then." Sic r.llo whispoicd sonicthlnc to tho mncis trato. who lospond' d- 'i ou cannot mako a scapegoat of mo in this cao. If ou caniiut ot youi wltiioi-ses horo to-ilnv I'll adjourn tho caso until to-morrow, luurili count iHi'ora essentially from that of tlm tiowspaiors, At this tlio handfomo swell stoppod forward to leinoustra'o Tho Illusion lanlshcd tho niinuto hospoko. "I'm n-ehluc it to ion straicht, .Tudce," ho said JJonnd halo IsallriKhT. I fomot my nun. s o an' sho followed me to u'ivo it to me. Wo was joklne, andslio pulled tho tricuor jubt lor fun, si-o''" JJnt tlio ofllcer bays you ran," said tho doubtini: liistlcc. Well. 1 was n llttlo scared at tho noise." Ho ad in It led. I'll hold you bolh without bail until to-mor- j low. "said the Judce and who i -McVrdle lo- J minded him In a surnri-ed tono that WllbOn, i.l.n ioaior, alias llrown, was not a prisoner. ho ldded: 1 tauko iilin atirisonornow, then." McAtdlo and tho laws or alkednwavariii in I arm looking oij cl'tm. and the two prisonois I looked uliiiniiipr Tin- apparel of both of them in packed in tho man s trunk, which travelled nwuv on iho train no missed on account of tho sho tlHL'. l.iLKi.r.n Tin: iiuoxa hojm.v. Mr. Itrmvn Triltfs lth Mrs, ,7ohniioii's IucUrtbook uml tnml uturr. Sirs, Ann Johnson or Winllcld camo to Xew Yolk Saturday, and when Getting olT tho forry boat iu tho rioivd at Thirty-fourtli stioot tlioucht sho felt a ttiKKinc at her pocket, nnd inised hor hni.ilkcicnief. blio saw n llttlo woman all in black hurrini: thiouL'h tho crowd, nnd under tho oJuo of tho woman's r haul sho baw her handknichicf. shecauuht tlio woman, who returned tuo hnndkerchlof. Wlion Sirs. Johnson folt for hor i ockotbook to cot hor oar furo as slio was coimrupthe ele Mited stairs bho dlb.'oiorcil that that too had been t.iki n. ity k'ood luck she caiiKlit sicht of tho sumo llttlo woman rminltiK down tho opposite stall was. lr. Ann Johnson is iiotu lackini: in poui.iso or muscle, and sho sao chase. Tho iutlo woman iu lack banded hor t.,o pocK"ttok. taslnu'. ".Sou. ion n u'ot tho liandkoiclilof and tho monoy. 1 liaien t austliinu moro beloncinu to sou. Don t uot mo Into tiouble Sirs. Johns n shout, d fir the police. Tho llt tlo woman ran .Mi-. Johnson ran after h"r. Tho llttlo woman jumped aboard a lassim; strco, i',ir, SIis. John-oii not on. too, and tnudo tho conduct r jmt thewuinnti o'l Tin-.- r .u Seven blocks with Sirs. Jotni-oti very clos a; tho I't'lo woman b iioels before a policeman was nn't. In tho Yorkvillo Court voterday mornine. tho woman said -ho was Sirs. Sim y Ilrown of li'.'l oriill Wen Klcioiith stioot. sho did not re member which, bliobiiid sho found the h.ind koicliiof and tho pocket' ook. nnd ao tnem to Sirs .lohn-on the minute Mrs. J liiiSuncuilincd thorn, fcilio was hold iu iUuu ball lor tiiul. COII 1111)1. J) JtY A WOMA.y. The JIcuil Hrlrolnliui In Wellflret tbe Vic. tlia ol u IVonmn'i Fni3'. WRM.rLKF.T, Slass,, Slay 18. Tho cnwhidlnK of II. P. Cook, Chairman of tho Uoard of Ho loctmon of this town, by Sirs. Justus lllsclns, Jr., a prott sounu married woman, a fow dais nco, is tho talk of tho town. Sirs, mucins is bind to havo entered tho ofllco f tho Select men wliilo tho Hoard was in session, and, pull inu a cowhido from the folds of hordrofS. laid il across tho Chairman's bend and shoulders with lcorous whacks that woro heard by per se nsoutsido tho room. Mr. Illt'tins accompani ed hi- wlfo to tho ofllce, nud when sho had finished thocouhidiiiRlio uskoil tho victim if ho In.d cot woman cnouuli." Sir. Cool; wiithed under the lasldiic, but ho cotildu t cot away from tho blows. Mr-. Hindus says thai tlio trouble had its oiicln ln-l suininoi. Mio lib bins Hint Mr. Cnok mado adMince-, to lior and paid hor unwelcome attentions, which sho ro scn'ed, whereupon ho i nviilnleil slandois n rn'iud to her. Mrs. IIIbcIiis I- eiv pratty, and has always buiuo a cood U'putatioii. Sir. took sass Huh iio can mint nil tlio haru'es brought aKalnst liiiu Ho donio- tint ho ro toHed any cow liidlns; from Mrs. Illcclns. Ilo sass that sho camo into his otllco with a toy whip nud threatened lo stnko blm, whoietipon bo ti ok tlm whip awav In-i.i hoi ami put Sirs. Iliitclns out of tho door. hon thm story nuuo to tho ears of Slro. HicitlUb, she said in an Inti'i-ilow I didcowhldoSIr. Cook with a cood.l:'od whin, which 1 still linio In my pobsn-slon, and If Mi. Cook sass I did not ho llo-. This I iiiiiprno by the two o'hor .Seloctmen who w mo in tho room at tho time, and by my 1ms baud, who boaul tho whip snap us it cmo down ouch time on .Mr. look's head nnd back, Tim whip is tJlrouc onouuh to ltd; a uulo with." mauisk j.iii:r.r.ian.vcB. UIXIITDKP 1I1I1MC THIS Dir. Ftnr'ie i M Sun ct. 7 isi Moon ieti. his Lli,ll T.'ITIB TMIf uir. Simly Hock. R :n l.ci Illand. Il HI HellOnu .1101 Arrlvril-SlMiir. My IS. FaOtvnf Auuumii, Piilifr. -tviinnili. s,, n iJiiHii,., i,ui, itii'tiiuuiiil, city Point an 1 Norton, n- Alulm Mniir.il,, Hull -l.liiirli llaihs. LtviTt'OOl. S- Ou a, uv 'luriflllcl. i-Ku-tirk limir., sltl-1 li sn A'nricli I'li'ir. TrliiUlail. Ss -...i!f Hicliiur. liutueii Sk a aiiio Ifiiifi iialiemou Sioriniii'ii. Uariiii, l.inuuijl s ),inl.flv.iin,i llc.ili lUiiiburz S. I'nllinKf llulpl el m NriViort .N01VI saMLtim.i Aariitli. linrscuj, S- iiiirii'lini. I'uiel lur Mni.M Niilioli, Cir er. Iloitmi, IJjri Iaum. ln.li-lliiiiu. Muliltvi'lcn. .iir lulri brriwiikioa iril l'J2t. illltlTKII OUT. ft l.t Brtta.'iit, from .New Vrrk, at Havre. IMUHIM, HMHIUirl. J'Ut Ti Jin. Kurns'i'a Vorll! Stay 7 1. UoimpJiue Ilairu M.iy pi lam SnMlKimplun May II Imt meal ii, JjiHO, 1'raoce London Mai 4 llievuten UtriL ..Maj u Ifif IIVilucjiliiv. Jijy SI. Paula ...UanibiiriT May in IfitnnV I .rrimnl May 14 An inim i-ibr iui M.u Ni 1 1 vjiu ifi.K mi Vs li i a.iilum.l i ibi.ilt.r Mh 7 i xtt 77tirjtjy .IMf'-M Frii'r.nil Autuerii May 1 1 siaarnlain .iintier-Utn May Pi Stale 1 1 Indiana Muville May lo Aoguila liclurla ..bvuiUmritoa. May 15 Till! CLAMOlt FOIt MOtlE CVHHUNCT. Kothlnu lias happoned for a lone tlmo which bottor lllustrntos nion's proponsitv to antici pate coinlnn ovonts. or. ns they pay In Wall stroot, to discount tho futuro," than tho live ly purchases of stocks nt rlslnc prbos which havo marked tho business of tho Stock l' banco durlni; this past week, Tliouchtho fall- ur but has not vet ovon passed the Ket,nto,nnd thoro is no tollinc how lotiu It will bo detained Inftho Nouso of llepresciitativos. pooplo aro actlnc not only ns If It woro already n law. but ns If tho Increased supply of cttriency, which Is to bo cndually Issuod under It, woio fully out and doluu its work. I can see uo other ic.ison lorthostatoof the market. Tho business l uation ha- not chanced mntorlally rltlior for tho bettor or for tho wor-o. tho Tariff bill will not lmproo it. but lathordothaopposlto and, IlkothoHlhor bill, it Is not sot a law. Asto railroad uinttois at tho Uesl. tl.oy aro not iin proline, nor llkoly to linproio Initnedlatols, nnd railroad storks nro certainly worth no moro now than they hao boon at nny tlmo durlnc tho past jenr. Humors of all sorts aro nlloat nbout inipendlnc now nrrnncemonts, but oven it they woro true which most ol theio aro not llioy cannot haio nil tho cood rosults oMicctcd of them. 'I hero is moro rea-ou b.r an advance in SucnrCertll! cntesnndln tlio ens -locks, of which latter I lino alwass been n friend, but it miclit huso taken place as locilituntoly six months uuons last week. Nevertheless, tacts aio facts and llcures uro flcuros, Tho majority of operators haiomndo up their minds that now is tho tlmo to bus-, nnd bus-. 1 supposo, thoy will. Ciirlous'iy. too, this tory anticipation of nn increaso lu tho olumo of tho currency is like ly to iucrouso tho popular clamor for It not only at tho West nnd tho Southwest, whoro it lone nco bocniuo loud cumuli to compel at tention from toiinressmea. hut men here in Now ork. whoro public --entlnicnt has hith erto been extremely conservative on tho sub ject. Alter soernl j-eats of eouiparatiio ttac nation, duriuc which tho rato of iutorost has ruled, on tho nioiaco. so low thai call loans could bo had for months toother at and :t por cent, por annum, nnd llrst-clnss louc-timo Investments could bo made only at land r. i or oont,. wo h.uo entered upon an era of active demand, which has broimht tho rato up to nu averaco uf 3 por cot.t. on call, and to a much bichor poiiit in temporary pinches, Willi a oorro.spomlliii: tncioaso for timo money. Tills result is duo principalis-, as every ono knows, to nn Increase, m speculative invest ments nt tho South, which has pio ailed now for moro than n s'cir. nrd on top of it conies this revival of speculation In Wall streot. Loans aro wanted not only for ontcrpilsis ulsewl.oto and for lecitimnte bu-lnoss lioio. but lot pur chase of stocks bv men who have hitherto been londers rather than borrowers. It thus happens that tho clamor for moro currency, which Hie years nj,-o was ci ullned only to n soctlon of the countrs". is now mil-or-nl. and this explains what for a tlmo was a puy.lo to mo. tho apathy of Xew York llnnn ciors In recant to tlio passaco of tho Silver bill. Sly scrapi'ook is full of ilipplr.es from tho newspapers printed nbout tho b"cinniuc of President Clotoland toiui of ofllce. eivmc tho opinion-of our leadiuc merchants and llnan clors on tho subject, tho ofllilul riscnit tions of tho C le.irini; House, those of tho Chamber of Commerce nnd the views of other similar representative oicanlations. Ono and all thos ncreud in dououncluc tho coiuaeo of $2.oni)iiis) worth of silver dul iarspor month ns perilous Iu thooMiemoto busiuc-s. and in demaudiuc tlio instnut rcpoal of tlio law which required it. When I cti'leai orod mildly tn sucKest to my friends thnt this small nnd slow addition to tlio Country's stock of silver coin ould co on for many years be fore it would work mischief, I was sarcely li-tcnod to: and, what i moro remiiikablo, tho dominant belief was not merels that the incrcaso of the sllier eoinaco was coins to produce a depreciation of tho money standard, but also n monetary Btriucencv and a fluancinl panic. As If a redundance of currones-. htifllciont to deoienso its o. chaucoablo valuo. could lead to n strinconcs-. and as if tho rise in prlcos caused by a deprecia tion of tho dollar i ould cause a panic! 'lite exporionce of the otTucts of tho is-uo o' Green backs in lsil2 oucht to li.-.xo taucht those who went throucli It tlio eroundlo-sness of their npprohonsions but it -coins that tho leson, as often happens with others equally costly and instructive, wns throw n nwas-. Wo aio likoly now. it scoins to me, to have another opcihuco oqunllv cjstls-. oiiually in structive, nnd oiiually barren of results with that of the ereonb.H'I: isu without one, nt least, of Its compoii-iMuc I onellt- I nsmuud in theiry as tlio crocnb.U'k was, nmi oiiormous l its it:, employ meiit ad Jed tntho cost of tho vrar, it had tho oJect of diiortinc tlio at tention of poojJe from til real condition of tlio national lin mcos and of amusini; them with a fictitious show of culn which coorol a real loss. Had wo condiii tod our oporations on a strictly bpecio basis our nati mni debt would liavo bocii cm.y ous-third of what it ultimately became under the croon back issue, but our borrowmes would hae disturbed tin) monoy markets of the world uud would havo producod n llnanoial distress amonc our selves fatal to our patriotism. Our i reducers would havo sulTered from low prices c.. actly whnt they havo been sullerine for tho past four or five sears, nud they would hnvo cl.ii.iorcd for tho cossatlon of tho war just as thoy ciamor now for a conation of tho lelcnof tho cold ftnndnrd. The eroenbuck producod a rise in runos and a consu.jucnt icliof to nil dobtois, and it led to u carnival of si cculation in win. h tho wnsto and destruc tion of ptopmty caused by tho war pai&od unno'Ieod. Wo aro paylnc dearly for thoi-ii'prrary bonollt, but wo had tho bonellt novorlliolrss. Now it Is proposed to do the samo thine over. icain, only ulns silver dol lars instead r papor, without tho excuse whicij vvoiiad boforo, nnd witli tho ilsk of all tl.o evils which wo then Incurred. Wo nro eo Inetohavoa iiso in tho prices of commodities, iiconsonuei toia i! sii,n uliitioii. then the In ovitable olhp-o, nnd then n tottline down ncnln to jimt whcievvo ino now. As the boy said wlion ho had llnlohed lonrnlne tho alpha bet, "I do not think It is worth while eolus thioueli so much to cot so little." What is called a bianlty of money nnd tho consoiiuent difficulty of borrow ini: it oven at hi,:h rates of Interest oiuomneos a belief nmonciibiu tho fallacy which piovnlls pretly eeti'Tally out Wost, that wo uoe.l moro cur ronc for tho busi'.ess of tlio lOuutry. Tho truth is thnt nlncts-ilvo timos out of a hun dred when u man borrows what Is calltd monoy ho does not cut currency nt all, uud noes not want to cot It, lio merely cots a credit nt n bank width ouablos Jifni to pay Ills dobts or to piuchase coods. Ho contracts. Indeed, to lutuin in currency tho amount of hlb borrowinc. but In practice this Is so'dom or novel e'.acle! of him any moio than His o nctod by him when ho borrows, Ciiironcyin itself is iisol '6? except a in mo ins of fnelhfit lueoxch.inceaof piopoits or i oiuinodilios, and whoneu'rhuchexehaucesoan booi.ected with out It it imlisiioiisod vvlin. A bunder desirins to build upon u ploco of lund boriows say $lii,i)tiu and elves n moitcaeo tor tlio nn omit, Jleyoud what little curroney ho noods to pay wiiites with hodoos not nsk for Sluhuiim bilU oi in coin. If he eotn a balance in his bauk ncalntt wlili li ho enn diaw thu ks iu payment lor bricks, tlinbei. and other ninturJalb ha Is perfectly batisiled, so, when a railroad ci nipany lonstructs u uptrend nnd borrowi foi tho purposu inhli.jiiH of dollars, it cuts not currency, but tho mcansof pas me byttsi hens for inntorlals uud ciuipmont. I.lko llio builder. It ulVjs somo piiiron,.)' for wacos, but for tho rout of Its neods it dispenses wllh it. Xomldi. Hon to tho currency of tlio country lucreusos, therefore, tho needed bupply of loauublo funds, nuopt so far as tho mlditlon inn bo oxclmuccil for biipplicsol commodities from other conn tues audwlicn it I ,pon-oxpoital lonndmoroly in nn-o pi1 o-. i; tho -il'r bill prupu os to do It lailit i rodi.i ii tho IT -lileslied. A real dilution of eld mid silvoi cuusc'l by an lid dition to tho pro luctiou of our nnuns which, in case of neo, salty, can bo 6oi,t abioadaml nxihauucd lor coniiuoduigj ivhlvU ".a cau .oa- sumo, Is another thine. That is n substantial incromont of tho country's woalth. which tho printlne of pnpor money Is not. I'orYill this, such Is tho wonknoss of tholiti mnn mind and such the powor of the Imnclnn tlou, that tho Idea of hundreds i f millions of dollars of curroney coinltie out of tho '1 roasury printltic press In pnvment for silver bullion has, us wo sco, n wonderful offoct In oncourau Ine men to buy whntovor thuio is a possi bility of fiollinc ncnln nt n prollt. Their very buyinc lirodtices nn ndinnro, and this advance, howover small, delors them front solllne, while It stimulates fiesh buslnc by uihors, who. seo Ine tliondvanco nliendy itninod, lament their folly iu not limine cone lu enillor, nnd think it Is belter to bo late than uovor. In tholr cxcltod slnto of mind thoy eaeorjy swallow overy fnblo that Is sot nlliuit tondlne to onhanco tliol ostoem of this or that socially, and with ovoiy fresh rite thus producod their casorness increases. Whllo thncino Is on tho fow boars who en deavor to stem thu tide have tholr troublo for tholr pains. No matter how much ubovo Its real valuo they may sell a stock slioit, thev llud when they come to buy In for delivery that thoy have mndo n mistake, unloss thoy aro lucky onoueh to hit ono of thoso poiiodlcal re actions lu which dospuudoncy succcods to hope, nnd tho tolor of tho nitutal Eky has chnnceJ fiom rose to blaok. It is this uncertainly and ehaueenblenoss of tha huniiiu mind which makes nil eact pio dictions of coininc llnancialovoi.ts sodllllcult. It i.s eusy onoueh to aav what oucht to tako place undor elvon conditions, but not so easy to toll what will tnko place. Human bcinss nro not llko inoit mattei, which obeys tho slmido and ralculablo forces of natuio. Thoy acl, indoeil. accordinu to laws, some of which nro known, nud bo fnr ns thoy aro known aro constuut. It Is tho unknown forces thnt com plicate tho problem and bafllo the calculations of tlio would-bo ptophet. Still, 1 am a bollover in tho policy of nlwavs actlnc on sound princi ples and In not boinc dibcouraeod by oc casional it'sultluelailuios. Sl.UTllhVV SlAJ'.SIIALt. SllS.OOiJ fsfulen from it I'linner. SriitNi.rint.ii. Ohio, Slav lb.-Andiew Tree man. a Sholby cnunts-. Hlincls. fanner, lias just bcon flcecod out of $1 1.0UO. He took a lot of cnt'ilo to Now'Nork cltv, andnftor sollme them had tl.l.iiiiiifoi thomoceods. Ho stalled lioine, ni d ye-tcrday. at Dclawaio. Ii. nllehtoil irom u lile I our train for dinner, llo foolishly loll his hand satchel, contain. tie the SI t.iwn, on tlio cur -eat. and lift the koy in tho lock. lien Mr. lroomaii outoiod the car lie noticed Hint, the key was broken. Ho wrenched open tlio -nichel nnd found it stullod with n lot of old paper uud blick. No truce could bo louud of tho thief. fnmiiptlllw IViniloM Clrnntntr. S.;mnnil Wci iirarrieur of 111" iri tici.tiiWin itow r e.inliui'oiiiiiiny of J ie Kltlh amne, attpe.-irtj Kll!.ltil,i,k ejn.i' JriToricii Market (unit n-Ucnliy n nut n.' aiul rliarmil .tnlin iirri'r u sm nttti.iA iiiulini. linn. I.i-rr i. oil tlnl f ii ifc eiijil-iij b V lm a! -Hfent-.l Jio. Ill' cilictuileil Ilia, lie con I belter MliiMt. ami iiuhlin.fi o' iiorkineii m tin In i ami kno 1 Iniiil'lH'il Die t nlie I Si ,u 'V nulr.iv i lean. ii,7 cu'iiptiii at -in Prut iliiuitmi pi H,' met vv, issi n tl e htriel un si.urilai an I III' 'r mmlneis ilialr, lr,l llieiu mm alllit, auil tin1 1- I.i o intertereit a .in Inter street i nnitnerce ullum.ioii .tustlca !o.in lieM Jar rer In iy tor trial lie gave 1'alt 2,USillW.'S ilottcw. The Mint itrlliiPlc Motll Il.-lroj er Is vvniTi: th: I'.tpan. PolO ereryivl'ere. Tate no otho-. An puuiln:itlnti if new styles lu furniture, at n.l.NT.- I, til st nnilKI, il" reveals mail) luiiruve li.euli auJ luartea rJiiL".iou iu iok Itnrrj's 'ri'liiiilii..rini, cliea plo. PilL tie4, luxuriance una i!ui ins wan taiits in llie hair ,V Kerp't l)rp slilrlH ir.a.le to mernre, OforSl. lo Letter at any irlre. sTr'diiJSIl iirialivay. uu.h. .IOfir.K.-May 17. Jo U. Alrttler. lu kin K'lh jenr P uier.il ie-1 Irei n IU lit hcM at hti late re fil lenre, 'M Ckarttun at. Vlotiita) eienln;. May is, atsoVloi L. Ititrrineiii in Urceunuiit luesiay luoruln. kiuJlj on. ii i.iiwi ri C'l:i).MN(;i:!t.-(ln t'ie lrthln-t. at ',11 o'tlock. i lin-uali i r. itiiiM'r. i uf falliei.i.a ru Wuiier. 1 iiueral jirnate from Iiiii motl er a rvi.iieui'e. 47 l.e. luzlon m to ,1a) nt J u clock C US! It AN.-On Siuiila. at nnc'-oYoo,! .N. .1., of Iineamonl.i, Jcliu 1 Illct: LYrran, In the i.Jjearct liiA .iu-e Kuuer lUervie-i will b- I elj at st 1'aulaCburcli at J-luleuu nl. at i ii cm k u, day iMoudny) Iraln leaies i hamtjersiit. at I I' 5! Interment nt rtic.i, N. V II ti re-im Kiel that no t'oieirs te sent KVKKITT, SHIP lly ..i s.nur.lij-. Jl ly 17 ISTiO, .Ii.lin L. I.ientl, on tun Lf lieirce VV. I.ii.ritt. Ir enCoI lt.e Irinlli ire reire, "fa.ly Innteilio attenj Ihe luncraUerncei. on TueiHtaJ. at 2 octgck.Irutn hi- lite rerllileni 7 raJ ii'll1 ft. tICi:i:.N,-Ai 1 iCoartn. lir'mll n.cn vtay is l-tvi, l:i.tu it eMesl laui.ti'eriif .luhn and Tarin i lireeu area it j ears an 1 2 nn ntlit I rim-ls are lliTlt-,1 to call runcril jrli.ue Tuestay. It la retjuesteil that no linn ert 1 n sent IlOfS .N, -On -atur lai. Mij 17. Tlioni'i'i Ilosan. he'.itivca tnd fnin.1, nemhira of si. Patrick s Al liat.ee, llrauili 11, ana Crihtal Cniuuil. I'miel i.ieclii. are Uiitle-t t atlenl Ibefutural tida, from hi l.ifi reii'Jein'o in l Hi it, nto 10 A St then, to hl llri.'i.l rt t'liurch, Av. II and sin st, nl ere a luli'n n rcp.tem niai will t e offered at 10 A vi. Interiueiil in Calvary I'emetery, Kindly i mil 'Kin era IIOI-IMlK.-Oii Saturday, viai 17. .Martha r. onlv dai'.'hter uf VVil I nu A and tie late hJiabcl'illon ler. aged Jl sears Iiiueral imiL'is on Ti.es liy innrnin-r. at Pi o'clock, fn.niilie lorii third -ireet M. K. i hurcli nearsthav. i1i:.Nl.Nii.-Uii tl.o lui'i Int. Ileiter, viifoof 1 eonard II, Jennlin: ne 1 jeara Jtelalnes and frit lidnol tt e family ara repectfnlly liuiled liiailriil the funeral atherl-ite residence. 1 17 n mk st. on Muiidas at 1 ticluik. Interment al Silver Lain. L JIIM:-si)u saturdiy. May 17. Edcar T. Jonei, in kit Mat vear. J.clautta and friend" are rercclfu!ly Invited toav tend 1 i f.ineral. froni till late leeidcnce, 17 Cam Irlil.'o jlace, lirooklju. nil Tuesday, May M, at a P. Jl. KlkN.V Y.-Ori May 17. viar), teloved iilfa nf ratrlck helm). In the M til Ten uf 'eras. Ilelatiira nnd fi.etnlii. nrd ilio-e of l.er ions. SI. r. anl ILe late .1 II lleeve. aro repi-ctf ully lulled to until I the icner.il Inim tlie i hurch of Itiiipnanr. I'd av i.n 1 .'.'d at on Men-lay the l'."h, at e o clock. k'lease ui.ut lion era linrrtuer.l it Calvary. San 1 ram lico paj eri p'eniia cop). ."IIATII l,tVs.-AI I'la li"ell N J mi tbe mprnlnjor the 17th lut. l.lenuor Mavel'. tildow of Oilier II Malhi'ut, and daughter ol U.e late, Jamti F and Jane I keuui iumrilfro u i rescrnt Avei ai ITeibjierlan hurcli, tl.lt alien. oon at ii o'rloik. Train leaven foot of l.ltierti at at 1 oO P St. M I It It A V.-On Saturdav. V ay 17,' Annie Crano Slurr.iv, If loved wlfaiil Tettr V irra. I.tlatnrsand Iriuida uf tin foully are respectfully United to attend tliefuniT.il from Ihe residence of I er brother In liivt. 1'atrlik I rose. .4C, l.lvtuintoii n liroi.klin, on Tuculay. Vlaj '.o, utJ p. li. inter- nn nt In ralvary I'euietery (I'llAI. I.OItA.V. -Un iJulurUv. the 17lli mu, loieph ii Mallurm, arm of Patrick li Itallurau. at his lalo lesideuce, 17 aud.utl it a'AK!'i:i,l-Slav 17, I see, i.unet II, I'arcell of U oodiide. In Ills i-Ui ear, funeral Wodueadns. Slay lit h'l'Il.-slNtJ.-At leritv i in li Saturday, Mar 17, uttered Into reit at tl. dnvii of di-, I llraheth llolrneii. widow of Peter sllllilli. au I beloved molher of Peter P. Samuel W. uinls..rahA StUamir, :ij belli I Juikiiiaiu and llierei 1 1 lioib, and slater of UlUlatu I flollnes ol Jiuu loel ille, l al.. iiu pavid ll.'lmeaof Penult Slitti loruier.y ol tk.st.ty Jielapiett and irlcnds of the 1 tuuly ara rctjieitfully Imiudto utrnl funeral seri rs from i.raie P. 1 t'liurch I'iriierof J tie and -li-la icrvj City iu Sioi day mi nun?. Slay p. at 1 1 o i lut'k, fsTA.VIIi.V-nii Slay 17. In the l.uli iar of her aire. NeMie VV, Slantcp, daunlarr nl ilia late Denis J ami hllen stauton. latent elv tors. J ui.cral Irom I cr lalo resldeiae bell urove tt Jer s tils, al I I'. St lodij-. Tlliiisr.-on Sunday, May is John Thorp. In tut o n i ur of ii ac. l.'ilatlvea and rrlenda of tlio fan llv are requested to intend the funeral, from In- late residents, 447 in a Hi st, vlailrand Central Pejiot, on Tutsdiy, at 1 M. li leruient at Turkalioo Wi:i.l.h,-On Sunaa)-, Slay is, Walter WlnllelJ, be loved ton of Horace U and Juti'l'lnm Wells, a.'ed 1 rt'ar7inoiithaaiid u'7itajs Niilire of funeral her' after WIIITIk-May IS. sii, lames II White Pf lames and Iriends of tlio family are respectfully iitilied toaileud Ins funeral from hit lata resldeuce, I'JI West '.'7llik, on Tuesday at 1 1 A. M. 5jpriiiU hloucrs. scor.iti u'f. a n.ii si r n i. r wiici: re, t, wll' 'ii a ii win In i a I 1 u-' i iiluMi .lines k1-!' llieiu. a- l ,r llo l ii a s Hi ire I aim iheiip i-l -li lnirf a. ri-u- in ill wood 4-ITrt and es iu .us finnai itj I nitons; usiaUksUed Ufteen jcaia. 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Tlio Tillo (iimranloo nud Trnsl Cciinpauy is dfsirotm f pi'pally iiKToiisiiij; ils linjrta.qu iinost- lllL'llts, All dosifiiblo innrt.T'Ps will bo promptly uiTppteil. I'ivpil uml Itiw fpp'?. Xo emn inissioiiK. Tlio Coiiijiiiny lin-i nbolislio.l Iho uncertain nnd' uiipltMsnnl, "dij bur.si'ineiit item." TiTlEQUAMHTeE Md TRUST C MltnRTV T. 2U Hit RT .T., Mill" YulIK I II inM.W CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2.-350,030 (OI'NSCl.t Kteplian 1". Nash. Il 'li irl liurnliam. lli;. 1". Iiciuaria. Titf'i i:i:ti OrlanJo II Potlrr. i.o.iru.iO vrillfiiii, HrurV t llrUf t, J lielin Krl v. William M IncMliam. .inhn T Marl', Jatnrs 11 l.jiicli. Alrvntnlrr I iirr. I mil nr-lUrtuatiii. .tnliti.liu'oii Asior, Ir- Martin .lu.nt, lliu'.ilv. ...ii ion, k, Ilcnl.imhi 1) lllcl.4, .tii.lcuT Davit', .lulin I). Ilicks, Wllllntn ll M r, llltial) VVIltlain, tliar.ra IL llrintrrson, William Tralllwltift. .--illulriT I rai'rnan, llvnrj' t' llti'mi'ion, Cliirlcs vintia, i,. J01I.N VV. .Ml.'lltlV l It I.II.SV.Y, l'rilileiu. Ylco I'rosUcnl. LOl'IS VllMlMt 1.1. K':. Trrivurer. M.WI.LL MaTiTIN. 'eirtl irv. 6AGE 000OTY3 NEB. j"i:n.tiVi:.vtv -hiiaij 5 PER CT Court House Bonds. pciNCirvi. am i.Mi.ri-T l'WAiu.i: in m:vv im.ii. Tnttil irtit nC tlir iniiiitv. In- liiilliur (111- Ih.iii- .H(,nilO ICrul Vj'tiliiatlou ul pi iiiirrii. Birr !.,,IMIII,(HIO .Inir-ifil 1 ii 111 11 1 inn ill flip liiltll- tt lor I'SHT !:,IOI,nitT I l.iiliitli.n. :t,i.llOO, Till- C l(v nl ISr.sCl Irr I. Iltr I'linlttv -tm! ni IJiut-r. tiiuut), uml liim a iHiiiiilutloit ur lVT.OOO. Al.ill, City of Anthony, Kan-, 6s, rim i-,. i.i: bt GRISWOLD GILLETT, r. vv.ii.i, st., .m:v Toiti. KnickeriiockerTmslOo j it I ii ti: av i nit .'TTii ir Al'ITAI.AMI-.l'ltl'i.l s -n:ii,o Auiuiml nf lll'J.I.'.ltM ""J.IIII.SM-J lusi.vvTnii 1 1:. -.I. iii fii-nni v Intori-Hi a I .ii.,l on i in, ,lij.iiii. Uiiiiti rcelir 1 rul.Ji-it to iliriki fill ilriiiiiiiu, uln, u I .11. lliroufc'll U10 C le.it 1.1 lliitie like 11 01.. 1 j.oti .uiv cilj buiK. r-iiii.-ui,,ii iu,. lu rrni il run: wn 1. ,.1 1 ait i'i.hui- v m i.t. Aria aR I ul, .V liiii'i-ir 11 r i.ar,tlii KcplT.r. rtrziitrar, Tiaii-fir an.l 1 maiu'liil Virriil .mil a- i-ejita ntliT trut-111 niiliiriul.y 1111,1 tl.a law ut tit.j' Mats ir I of Ilia I Intel Mat,". III'sIN r."il AMI t'MIIIVAI, At t (ll'N'I'S s()I.SCITl:i. JOHN I'. IliVlNtil Ml tr.nl. m I'll Mill- 1 IllCVI.. VKi I'ria ilr-it Jli-I I'll r I.llnlV 't V n- 1 ret) lint tHitlllTHRS. .irBrrti1" Arr.itK-.cu, iiakkv ii iioi.uns, I IIA- 1 IUKS V. IHlllHI KIM. III. JAVI.-II r.llllM.IK I.UVVMili V. l.illllV. I TOW NM.Ml III ItllKS, 1,1 (il. 1, 1 I 11 11,1 I., i ut ni un k 1. nu itr, iiim.vv. i mai.i; HAMCI I.J lOIHVlt, r.llll..ll! MAi'l.VV. in-, niv 1 M'uitr in iir'ni 1.1 vi-rv. III.MtV J IHVIih'K. AMUtlVVII ilMl- VUI.I.IAMA ULhli, .1(111.1 THAI V. .Ul'llll II AV .1 llll 1DH Ns Ml a lusiLniiiiiittvs ni.uti.i k ivat-ov CIMitl.I 1 11 WKt l.llii Jii'.l L L. l.idrMse. fi-cre'ary. Tin: Washington Trust Gompany oi" Tin: city op m:vv ouk, Stewart BulMlur, ;to llroalivay. CII'ITAI. JV.-.OO.OOO ML'KIM.iris U.IO.UOO BAVJI) VI VOP.P.I.-O.S". Cl!At!I.r.1 I- CLARK l'reslileuu n.c-1'roaiilcut. hunch 11. iMor., crrtarv. Til ill 1.- .tnpnrn f cvirf r r i.'n nsm r.v. IIAVUIVI .VIllllIIlMI.N", I ,1 VIII.I.-. I. I'l.AllK, lii.MiY 11 1.0 .i.i: in. 1; 11 vvu.i.1". I'HAItl I:-, It 111 imLLL, IIM'U A IUV TVIKVRlt. 1. I'll. II IMIIINTl 4 .Hill V TIK'VI l., .1111:1, t- rr.i:KMA 1.1 11 1. wh.mi'rdino, 1. t. 1'iivri.iu 1,1:111.1. a vi,ii:i:i-un, i.uuiti.i, 1. ri vi:. .11, fit 1. iiu.imi.v VVJI. llLMtV livl.t. nam III 11.11I.N-. JOHN p. AM)l.l!.-O.N. Jl: ixti:1!1'.ht.i.i.owi:ii v iii:iosits. Till, t'otnjiitiiy 4 11 Irsul flrpiiMltory Inr Court nnil Ti'ii"t Inilil unit lu uitlliorlrril to do tiny nnil nil ollirr l.ii.lnri iitiiii1ly tlntie liy Truul t niniiikiilea or rrnponslblllty and si In nil Inc. The Hi B, Claflin Company, SECSJKSTSES Illtl'ailT AM) hOI.il ItY BLAKE BROS. CO., SX.SSAI M'.. M.V YOIIK. Vi FTATJ: ,-r, II'iiTllI, MAS1, G Per Gent, Coupon or Registered I Wit TKVST HOMIS OI' THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY rOIE MA I,i: BY 4,-i A 1,1. .ST. LETTERS OF CREDIT rim risi: or 'iitnit.i.nti, AvullHl.lo In All I'.iiti i'l l'i" V, ui 1.1, KOUNTZE BROTHERS, ll.lMflllti, IUO lli'miiliim. I.milfiililn lliillillni;. N. V. (fMritioiu; n:i1 5Urr'.iii!i.'j. oiTit-i: or im r::.N'. mh a.7) 1HII-O.N .1'. l, I IIMI'A.N V. VV V 1 1,1 ln'iO. At a merlil u r lias ''.In., I I" 10 ami HllillOli I UI..1, .11 1 1' 1 '"'I "I- aii)' 111 ll.u '"I i' un 1 -.1 11 lii ill I -i.ml. Iliu I. iln.li.'-! 1 1 mi 1. era ilictil iiuLat-ersli, nviN, I A Jl I"- IKtll- I 1 i l.T. slO'il IE I' M. Ol I'M IM'. llt:N,ltUIN I. UKIIsllltV. I .nut a i.'ri vv i irt I j'i!i:m un K 1:: i.i.i .i;s', 1 It, si 11 HANI, ivvt. is. 'i i.i.ncti iT. 1 illllH-ltll MIIVI.Kl'IIV A I.IUl.tl A J, s ll' l OOICII, I i.iDi.iii: t'i,i:u, 1 i 1 1 :-i tii 'n is ii:r, .iaiiis icoiitii vri.T, Alain,' Ha' cHlii' Lour I Mir .'era 'il llil. .liy Mr 11,,'rri ,1 nlJil ,nl 11 1 1,1 11. uuu- 1 re eiittsij I'ruri.h 11 ll) 1 r l'i if llmiri f 'In' r. I I I'll A r. A, A Mil..,.. Hi..!t,ii.t iirnirm, Cr. .1 -IJI'll A.M) 1.IS.I.M1 IM.a.Mi liAil.llilAlll ij7 ij i'.t.v 1 H')-T(i, vi 1 an,,-n Tli aiiiiuil iiinfinu or thu 111.. I a of .ha I. .In,, pii anl i.riu.t 'siaii, itni.i,iai 1 mu .1117 fur ilia 1I1,. i, eol liimtur i.ir tla uisu.iii; 1. ,r ,wiil ihe traus artii'll ur suetl nth rtiuiilnis a- lllai l r"lly ihjiii I, lore 1I.0 mreniit' ml1. l,n 1 1 u at tiir ou ol aniijii.in I i.anjr In l.lvioo.l, Kansas, on li.njay lliu luih Jar i.f Jim. unt at l"n'i ek I 11 'Hie mu. k ir.in.i.r Ij..i ..nil he c ni,s(I for lli'a pur lose al tlioi u.e ..I l.u-n eia 11 Jiir 10, ll! aiul rt ejcnriladcr 1111' iii.iiu.T inriiiiu AUA ''11' ''All, sitrntsiry FlDilLiTY IN00i5!NG f.0 lft7Krna l iv N V 1 n. r I 1 l'W 10 y 1 i,siiri tupil, re r 1 .1 in r I lentil lartiei u pu livtiatujiil 1 a,.i.. uai i.u ij, At., la Lis, 1 BSK-3SBSB&sS ffiiumriitl. MISSOURI, KAKSAS AND TEXAS Rt(M)r;i!uiv.:.ti(5ii. NO III ll. I Tlir I i-inaliilnr 11.1 I'l :t I'VT, npnn err. tll.t'itri ul M,l.-,i- inliiu to tlir ttlNOOII.OOO I lin, 1 1- llr,... intliMl ilnr uml ii.iiulilei nl tlm I 1 i i:i Tttiii iiiviiMM tii-'.vr.w I llliril l' VIIIMHI,' .MM: lelllO. w!i"ii i.s 1-1 mil i 1 ifi-11 h .veils mu rrllTr,rn 101 Hi,. M 1 IM.u t"vi". 1ST Mill: I'll 1; I. llll M,j. 'lin- ri-illl, ,,1 mlmtiption t, """"1 1 I l'WII," uml ,,.n mill mil lu,- l'Mlcuril ru, Hi lie ilnllvei- 1 il vt tint liit,l, Payments will be received 3; cash, or in 7 per cent. I STirst Consolidated Hands 1 at par and accrued interest I to Sinic G, 2,3130. i 'Ilir 'IMIttll INs I'M.! MINT OK AS. I iisisi'n iiii sun u unfici". a tsi.N'i i ii t:i t:it)i:i. iM.i'niij, ri;ic. lu i nn t I'l IS Hi ui in vi. i. i.o mti: AMI V. t A 18 i.i: ON I'llt s) VI, .11 1 v B Jt, IMtxi. AN!) 'iiii; Jul it I'll 'NI, I.1SI- INsTAI.I.IM-.vr Ol' .S.'.II) s. SIs.iVl'NT Is ('Ml. ,t: AMI I'M A III. llO.', 1'KIII r.tl'M. M, i-tiii i-mm i:is 'in ui; aj.iih: at 'III 111 l'1 KAI, TKI .IT i UKIM. Y IIC m:u ioick. rirrnr::if r. iii.i o-ito ,ioi:i. I-, jitiim: in, I i III ICY M. IMIIIt, o.v, iVViV;;. i. tti is 1-1 ri,i,'i.ii,ii, il. 1. in: ii ;t i .iivi'vs,! i i r I Ll.lv, .-e.rct.iry, '.I ITallif. m vv miiji, M,.j ,i, I-,, Cliicago, Peoria and St. Louis HA II. WAY ttlllr.UY, FIVE PER CENT. FIFTY-YEAR First Mortgage Consolidnted Gold Bonds. iNii'itin, viw ami .mvi:u unit. I Til In inniininv rainrilll-liill irin'si intrrrat In nn in, null- oi ii,,. isi ni iii-.ii 3i.nr. ,-M Net Mri li .i li 'IIMii, I., l.'t,. )i M tit luril !l;ir;.-N -iimr i.rrloil, IS7.-,.(M0 iH Vitnniiiui ur ei In in .niiia ,r tlm pri,nt ilacai Ifli VAll.tm'tl. '"trie-l Lliiirui-i Hume, lictlod, 'i Manlier 'a llmilej amount of il.n LonJi. I E-3ATOH FOOTE- 9 7 PINE ST., m IMI -1V1I.M si.i i jiitm.4 til OHIO MIIIIIIUIN It.llI.UOAU I I UMI l.W. li Uro 1m ay. .v,.. ori. jl.,,. 1KW fl 'in th i: iMinn: iioMiiiui.iinns op !ij Till". OHIO lUl'TIIUIIN KAII.KOAU III OMl'A.N Yi H Aninorllyor llii Unmli line lifeliil?iioslte,t wlOitlm tl rrntral Irust (.,tn,ai) iimier the I.m i.r jour torn- 11 luir.i't in riiiaiiLo fur ino (..iier.il ilcrtiran 4 per l (nut. li ml. Ilolrali'ininunor uhlch ivaa paM Mny J. Ti.o uuie 1 ish of e cli ,n.f. cirryltu May oration, la i i,I'. r.J t j 'lie h il le ra until May 'u lnitant. arur whlcli f lime t e imp-in ,l,io .May I lull not hi atlajhoj to the baj Unit iiiiillurl!ereil,.iu.ia v II only Lo iii.mIo upou t,J su, k i onJiilona as maj 1 a imiwseil Lj tbo company. h Itr.M.'V i.llWKS Tre-iaiirer. j 7?. J. Kimball Co., I iFstaUlshea la lPtll j f li.WRHUS A .Nil ItllOKDUS, U Ifl ASH IS HRiUD ST, NKW TORK. fc I 0T1I Of 0111 FIltM AI1E MEMnERS OF f Tiir Nr.iv vom; stock KxriiAN'os. Itnl.crt .1. Kliiil,nll. Alrrnl It. I.nitnahrrrr. f J li.J-.NOS."" xTg BtCK. ft H. K. ENOS CO., i BANKERS AND BROKERS, f 45 -ay tiVaii st. I T 1 public 2lorw. jf M WtUh .-ll'filMi HiLKl SECOND JUDICIAL tl iJlslKltr -In Mid imitir t l!i l'cthlun of Joha Vw tun, Lniniuiiitfiu r ut i'uiilu' Works oC tho city of tl Nwot, mill, r mni iu jrt inuci' of rhapttr -toof H'StJ tin I.ittsifi .iiiiimi iui, in orihtf Mnjur, A'JeTJuen. .ilni t mu i n.i U 1 Un ch uf New urk. fur Mia ap- i N lmiu'mrMu "i viunmisrioncr-of AuiraiaiL mjJcr Chan- I. llil ttr'iJof tho i .i' i.i 1-hJ 1111 .nijIHI ut aj'jii cation for cnni'rmatton of report of Hfti tl.o (imi.itnui cm f Appri-nl Sen qD(1ti"t, Man- slH 1 a t.iu la .m. I tectum .i-ldnioti-l l.uiJ- ami pari of v i'ari-fin mbir i ue Ij iinl as i.i ci.iimn for dam- fH aj; liiiitKnotif in 1'trcu.ii tittierfurty 'i (4i. sm I'lHIsK' (rn 1- If hcreb iri.fii ifnt 1 FfiallmaV iVW nj plioatiuii in thi -tirrciut4 1 urt of h state uf Stw frdH rk .tt a j t.'ul rcriu iJitie.-t u l In M In tjif iseconj U ti .iitii,.il I'winci at tlirt dt,rt I' mf in ttm vlllagaiif Efji While l'ln it. m tli uunti ui Wcti hosier tu the 7lti HtH tlaj' of .J.iiii I-, i 11 o elm in tli fdreiiomn of Uiat Umv ti i. i.r ns s ii ii tliTiMttrr ('j.iii.ii tan tm in-ard, fur R W U ill oiii.riu m n of tho report a 1 1 a pin or 1'arcel l Mr. in iiiIm r o nu ono liniid as to I'lrutiiH turtl tin tees ta ilXlU 1 p frt n.nt .jiiuj-i to r.in I number turtvme (4i). of JfVM Hi" tiiiiiuiif.i i.iri at ppriili.tl .ippulnuJ lu tlio aboro &I5 mtiilcJ iL.it if r purj.u tin tu th i ronton or ('hantr rrh 4'ot ihe I..IUBU is-i v ii uil report w an tlleil In iSAlf thooilkt nf the i lerk uf th -utility ot WeHtclj.ter oa f iisi tliaS.hiliyor Air.l. r'fLJ. mJ a py of hl ti wan illoj h H!l In tin oihciJ tlio UrkoC tin .ouuty of IJW lork oa l,Ill tlie ciiii- tiny. B ii Xjj.itsl Nih otU, Vuv7. li-lCi Prt UJU.IAM U fi. w:K i iuui.1 to tho Corporation. r I M STryon Jlo-A, Naworkim JW IjosT orriri: MTHi:-Io tonfnrfnrpUnconntrifi ?t I J in i not in np tcull ad.iro ki for niinst.-rh bj anr Vv it p.trtKMilir btemu-r exupt Hlmi it I '.pn.t-il to cnl f' IS ilu .iviUe ul liaiikliii.' iitul comiiieru.il ilo-iioieuta, lot- h J ll tun nut -ptcUU a-Jrtniei bemk'beiiiD) theiaattT f I 1 1 fads .t'iJlable. ft 1 l-nrei-n inatJff for tho wcim. eriiin'Mn 24 wUlcloitt f 3 3 (prumpth in alt cviiat I'.ii iflu o .ih follows f ft H Muli At.il M for H-jIin. I'tierto (tiritt, anl iVI-ll i i ttotuiia, per i'i -"iiii -iroma from NtM-or- u Icaiih til I 1' M t. r i,.-te.2i-i per htviaiimhlp H. j tittn. from New nraam j" IM Tl!! M si "i A M f r tlm Win-!"ir.t Inlands m p r fitnnit-lilp typri ('A M rur l'rrrio, per am Mi.iuiliip M.ib tn i l mum lo- Tu a anl Tin nan J? UK Uirrei t .J l.-r oilinr V. xi m ttr Ma VoraCrua l H lttt.Ki lo dire t-4 "i er il .'ana ut 0 A. M. for Vt iPI iMiira1 iiotl-aun i oiuli liiri j orm pr -to am- M1il (np i Inn ila i ii1 -ii i et'-tr- i r "t-i Itk'a and rtMI li uteini.'rtin m 1'ri fl j-riolmi'i at imCtU V. M for 't t ri i l "t Tfiiii n klt i roll, nl'o wiiMiv.irl Isun 1. Jiroot. i cr i-teatuhhfp l'ar wmv t ll IH -K 2 i l fr I nro p-r ulenm .il 'np(t f Vork. virt miKtoivn iu.anA M. -lrif.l furl irop i r rt"'.iii t .i fo-nthampton rrln mi Hr-Jiu-m ttorn i t "-t la I ptrfiile at Mm u M. foi Hclh'iuni 'ITf i er Mi aitulnp Wu mj& la'm, h Jiittifp ii t' r i uifi be illret'trd "por JHflM Mae mil nt U m roriii'ii per temihlo IHf1 Minora Mull'iviua J t'rrf nnui bo ...reefed "nor flHri i..-iri at i' S i r Jamaici, -er teaniiblp Hh Till I'-lu', -At M. for I.nrope. per utoanuhip iHI i o.umi i i u i I timnbiirir at H JO H A vl i a Wiic ri i iii'J uracn.i hIki iriiilflait an4 K Tubi.' i' moi i t Hto.iiUftiiipcantcat (letters i f,n c iviilii npiri Ii' ilirtitttl per I'irac.iH'u H n? l i M A v i i r i no It iiini, Hayti. aii'J hava H llll t per 'f ii -'Li. Mo Jit U 0) I' M. for l JJ., i s r ar. 1 -ii.tiu'o Cub i, per uteamihlp H ti foe,'' R' I' M. for Hermuilt per steam- H !i,"'! ikh v M, for .Newfounillaml, per H t, ,!.r: i ll.rifnx. nt r 'm m. rr bL l'ierre- -----l il, -.ni rUftui r from Halifax. H AT! M". t I M for Jranco, Hwit.erlnnil. Italy. H l tu mi I i "rtiu.il. per i-tpatimhip la rhampacna flfl iui r. ut I J i A. M. f r iireat Hrltatn. Ireloml. i Pel iio', s- h-Tlaii'li- Jiul Atnttrla. per Meamjhla H I tnnta,MaMieeniiowii b iter, for other HuroDean cnuiii nutvl biMlirecit 1 Kr l.trurla at a A. l M i.r (luriuiii)'. Oeiniiirk Swo.len, .Sorway rtua- ti a rfinl lurkej per mo uiminp Finn m Hremcn uiicr Inr other I. iruj -a I'ouiiir.e, via houth mu pi on nmtt bo ilir I ier 1 ma at 7 A, M 1H for t i ml rttrei't inr hlramatiip furnevla. via "H 1.I.1-. itt otter uniMb. urect-4 per l-urno..la ij rtH iitV A M io. tho .Nt tur .uidu .lirett per -ic-miUIn l.oiirlii.i. vU An mpM tin (i.ttora inunt b df H leitfj jer Kollerltti i at l."H' m for Cam !H I" 'i- i ij as f.tt'4 Mil u-ataii per iitjm- Sri nhip iirittlA -Uvr rnpur M-xiciii aiate bud WMi Cub.im hibo ilir.i itil lor iiri iba" fiflVf si.M u V J), i ruMa l.ia. U Limon, per fB U.i 1 1- Inr Ai ttrah brw iltuI, llmannn. P1J1 anil tiB k'R' n J-l'lil. ir k'Kiimihlpealaixli.i (from Nun itiK Irm i1- o). cb;.u lierr. 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jM d THE SUN, MONDAY. MAY 19, 1890. JMjk, PLAYING BALL ON SUNDAY. TBI! AMEIIICAN ASSOCIATION Ct.VltS 3 lUltMSU A .WMIII-lt OP SVItl'lllSICS. I Vhc IilHtn nflll Otimrai I.aat Yfnr Mak. Ins a Uriinil llrrni-d A Frruli Klui-t i" Alnde t r.iittlnM-leier l.iiciil Con lr(-n- Mull Tnlk. Tho clinuirlonslilp uamos playod yostordav resulted as Mluws: I 't II K AMM'.lrAN ASSOCIATION. Columbia, 11; liocliostor, 'J. Toledo, 3; llrooklyn, 2. Bjrncuso, 11 M. Louis, 0. I.oulsilllo, 5; Atlilotlo, 2. THK ATM-NHI! At-WJCIAIION. Baltimore. Ill; Jtrsoy Cltr. 6. Newark. 7 WnslilnRton, 0. Tlir Nnttnnitl I.cmsiiv, Tiir. nEconi). i I t g J g tI f p y rhi!tiiijrii foTTj ii nT oi jiii 5 lilreirn. (i UIU1 ,l rroDkim 3 o, ii u a i V-1 f- rieieami i I'oLli s ul 7 hew Vork 2 II a Jill.. i)M i'liiiliiiriii ii, 1 3 I. Si n u i Boston ljj uj ii 3 o I a OamesloU lilllilillil iJliJl" The FluyerN I.rnstie. THK lIKCOtin. '1; lir rMi-aeo ill ii 0, .1 2 ni l,ll Jltookijn 3. 3 4UO 2 n 12 iio.inu on.. 2 u ii sow J-lillalelplile, ill .1 I I 0 4 li V 1'lilol.iirili .1 0 0 1'.. I 1 I Ckvelali.l 1020J. 0 2 7 M Yuri U II S 3 ii 0 1 8 liu.l.lu I) 0 0 U II 4 U 3 namslist T J J i To i8 il 9i

Tlie American Annnclutlon. THE I.ECOIin. C I 2't?!l 5 P g lg 5 Pi" jioeliealer 10 D I I I II Atnlelir 3 I 0 0 4 il 11 LoiHtvlll 0 2. 3 3 0, 2 li 12 1 H l.flll. II III 3 2 1 3 II 11 i Tnlei.i 0 0 2 2.. 0 4 1 9 hvr.'.'iK" 2 1 0 3 0 0 4'IJ 'liuilltlll- i o 3 1 t II 0,10 lirui.it u o o o o 1 3 u i liatnul.iil 7 llUlIIlio HU 16.. Toupn, .1: BRnoaiv.'. ft a 1 Hurlitir t I-i tint elulit Imiiiifftof u-e jrhmo rlA7el on tlio lU'lcewuml ifrnmuls I ntwrrn Hie Ty.t'ilo ami llie 1 rooklvn t. A) le.iuiH y.m.rtl.iy, lha work wan o ftli.irp HTi.l ilfct.tvc on totu htltn tii.it there uai really fiT Hltle lntr.t lor .tick wnrk wan lackiui?, aud thfl Uelilili nas onl of tlie urtllnar. Iliepcora riloOKL X) j tol.ik. k Ir- r.o a. I a. If. r.o. a r Fennelly n. a, n ti 3 .1 ll Tebntu c f.. 2 4 o II Hmni I f n 0 I I) n.'.uarlw'J r f..n 1 4 L' I) i liailj.r.t il u 0 n Uerrlcn, lutii u I in 0 1 o'liripit, Istu ii ll o .MrhoiitorUd b.n o 3 i l'liuc i 1 J i' 1 ii Uunl.3.11j o u :i 1 0 iMal'.lmor.- p 1 1 ii S o Scliiila-rl:. 0 o 1 J u Hefi. .Mli .0 0 15 1 Vimilylo. 1. f...n 1 I u O l.trliiiiilt. .JuU 14 3 1 llrnly. p I s o 4 1 Toy, c ii i) .I 1 I Konera. c o 1 1!Al -J It .1 Total. :i TLi.lit 5 itmftiLT run t-coretl wlien luuinen Hrreont B jirooMwi L' u II II II I II I' ti ii j 8 loleilu il U U 0 U I) II il u 1-3 Viirtit',1 rtili"-Toli',lo. .i. I r-rt on lift.e.-HrnoKlvn, 7, 5 ToleJo t Hrt la.e on error lllo-W,n ToleJ... 2. A 1 ,r-t law in ImIIi ml M.iiinui,re. 1 oil lu-.n H Html. ,mt i.. M.iitlni' ro .1. I,t lli'.ily, lilt by JJ J,iu;,e, lall-w in wioil acrnlce hit Swnr wood, it i..t i.' -fol'ii I an H.illyi-Ji. i Jtr.eu. Ma'.timore. ig Mi ike. Tel. ill u Miarlwooil WerJen U i ti urn II too nuiui J ;(3 l.-'i iotni, M.u 1- -lliillt ile'ajr'l the came at Wlnil rH f ,r lie.ioli In ilav alid In ide the ltouihI. .lli,iery. Two Hi lhi'l.t.utl'1 per-ull. allendeil Ihuecorc ISl I I l-T I- lOtL'MIlt'. I.S i it in p.o. a. p. RUrai.r. IS .rienw'd. '.Mku n 1 1 n MeTnmany.c.f 1 I 3 n o B I.tona I t n a 4 i t e,i. i. i ...ii o 2 o n ft Kln'WIo. .1,111 II II 3 H 2 rrn.,k,Uilli....l 11 2 O II IS l'liilllp. a union .Inluuon. t r I 1 1 u 0 I ll'l rifll. Ibt b il II s Ii II l.ulll.Alb I 2 O 3 U ft (iii.Riir.r. f 1110 u l.elaue. mb .1 2 11 0 0 6 Mi llln 0 f. 1 1 2 O (i II fi.litmr. c .2 3 II 0 O S 'a than, p n n u 3 II l.nti rda). a ...2 12 3 1 3 ll.heoirh. c II II 4 1 1 IfUaliUntn.. .21030 1olnl 2 4 24 !l 3 ToiaM 11 1127 u 1 I lo-iesfer 0 O II fl I) I) 0 2 02 Inlllllll'U 0 4 I II II 2 4 II II I..irno,l run. rohtmhits. 2 Twolia.e hlt.-John.on, I fi'i onnor !lratb.ie on hall nil Calihan. 7 oiluait r,i'hl. 2. lilt In plti-hiot ball Johnson .-truck out-Hy la'ihin il. b i..istrl.lit 2. Iioiibln play-Iterilar aid l.chane raitil b.ill. Mcheojrh. 1 ill'onnor. 1. j ljl ptlclicH t'aohan. 2. Tune 1 Ai. I'uipire btn.lla. to iwii.i. initfrTir, 2. rmiinn run. May l. The Colonel.." who are r'UHni: up a pretty mill Kitne of blt theiie di: Tan g ijiii'lind the Mlilenc. In n lll.elc pla)ed iralue at tllOlllete tlitK aflt-ruoou. Ilie.Lore atiiutii' I lot'lsm i r. 5". i' Imm r.l r. 1 a r n. a. I Welch c. f 0 Ii :i o Wolf, c L 2 n ii l 1 rnrcell. If n I I ti u e.ier. c t o 1 2 o li l.ynu it'll, I I I I ii Tatl.r. Iblh. n I 12 li 0 I ii lir.cn. in b 12 7 0 1 Hamburg l.f n 1 o 0 o i. 'hater, r f n 2 1 0 0, Uayinon.l 3d bo 0 2 3 0 B 1'ohhisoii c ii l n lMiinnlck iilu.o n 4 2 o H T b.if.ir, tilli ii 1 4 3 Plomney. as. I 1 1 4 n a I onroy. .00011 lly.m. i. 1 li 11 2 I B bewarl, p II 0 2 O u Mciklll, 1 1 10 11 Ti.t li 2 "21 fi 4, Totals. 0 727 li .1 H' Atlili'llc II li 2 (I II II 0 O l'2 a j.o.iM,:e i ii n i o i :i ii H I arned run Mhictlc. l Loulirille 3. ln-n.bano I M'h- I .oiH l.u'ipi s crirt, li.tn Uelrh J-ewrard. I Wi AVer l.l. Win. laymr Moien la-e -Miafer Left I mi biihe.-Atliirt.c, 7 I.oinMtlt II btrut'k out-Ity I. hew.ird, 3 by Meakln 4. Poublo playa il. Mtarer nnd I i ll'ltr'en. loiiilicj. hjinilck andTavlor. Kirt ba.o mi I error. -Atlileltc 1. I.ouimillo, 3. rir.t baio' on ball. I Iiv beward. 1, by Me.ikin. I. Itniure, live.ciir. Tima. I J ;II t. MlliriE. 11 CT II1IM.0, SrnicfK. Jlav l".-l:erybo,U expected Iliac the t DtitiiorHie. would Interfere In the Prut Mindai ball fame at Three llher.. twelvo mllei from Svraclllie, but ,r- the V, .e-tilorH tre.ent were HCreeabl dl-ap- i pointed, a., whllo the hh'-rllla of both o.weiro county an t llliondaja county were pre.eht, neither uiado a Inure to toit the Kaiue. TJie.turu V trKiii'o. I tr inn. ltla.ro. a I K. In. r.n.i U'rUht. r. f ...3 1 1 n 1 Fuller ..a n 1 n 4 u Ely. 1. f. 2 2 2 11 McCarthy, r. f.I I 1 o 0 Child. 2db... 2 3 2 2 II Mllliian. 2d li 1 2 3 2 1 Mcl.atmh'n, a. n I ii 0 1 Ifo.etnan. c f.. 2 13 0 0 MrVuery. lt bO I fl 1 n hweeney. lub I o H 0 I Morrl.on o. r n 1 3 o o i,rtltni:er. If. .2 2111 luttlu, 3d b... 0 o 2 4 1 Hnvl, 3,1b.. ...I 3 12 2 l!rlir,rii. c .2 2 7 2 ll'Kiirle. c 0 out 2 1 !Caiey, p 2 2 1 H OStlielti, u ...1 0 Oil 0 Totals II 13 XT 114 41 Totals 11102722 "il Fyracu.A 0 0 4 3 0 2 2 II o II tt Loui. 3 0 li II 0 II 2 1 ii Tun hue lilt. Casey. Kty. riavia Home run Hone mail. Ilaiei toleu-clilld. .Mrl.auKhlln Illy. Iioublo Jilay Miller. Mutlj an. and Sweeney. Haifa nn ball. V rlirl.t lii. I lllld. McLauirhlln. Mcguery(J). llallln, Ilriiu. I'uller Mi'Cariliy. ito.etnan hweeliey I'-'l. IiavU. J; struck mil -1-1 y, McLaughlin, McQuery i2i. Morrliou. I lutnii, Hr.ifca i'uller Munyau, Galuiiger, Larlo i.'j. j Tluio-'.' la Umpire Harnuui. TJie Atlnntlc Aa)Ocltton, j THE itEconn. J J B SI si CI gi8Hilii;3 i s i S if 3 S i pf j l,p WAShlncton I i ii ii I ""7 ifftTi I SJi'lKV..1 r.r.in J i 2 i 5 I ft" lltlVtfu II I I o t n j il fe.-r "-I? 'io1.2 3' 2 ii JerLiriM,.' I" II .110.. I II il 7 "Ai.Vi::::::::::::::.:::-.-.; I'! jf;!! j ,j Ji-,2Iii0,L...-jj.L"-.'.Vjil "JJoJi Tit iltior, 13 jtairrijiir, r,. "'""..'I'i.n. .TI.O,. Wclncken. I f.I Ulu. rn i r 1 If ?;;.,r, s r. Totai-. Tn Ji'ti ii Tiiuu nisiril" ;jl i,aU 'i' V f S a V o '-ni rB I .irnid run-.li.rifycii1 i iiainmnre a. 1'tri.t i.a., iB fill -mra -'eran cily.fi Paltlluore. lriloiliV- !l",V'". 'la'illllire, 1.' llirre-ba.ehll-l llirk ill rwDba.ehii-l'naer. Mulfli I ae- hen Htrcera.d ;S ':'ii I'uwer Henri l-'H'imce hlt.-hrai, liltourk..' I S rnc, '.liituer i-V II. tn y IJnul. e play.- Henry ,id II .'".'.'r1',"' Jll,,, lower (Ji -truck out llerM. Vacki.') iowp.end Hr.i bate on baiu iB Oil liliterad 4, oil i.eriiiiiu I. Ili b p.uher-l.oni(. U M' ni, 7. w i.iitoins LmP ..T"? N''k pUrel a briolmt tune analnit the b Mnibinatoni it ,tw.irk ye.terday, nut an error being clurel avaiuii ihom llie.iure: fcHAlk4 .'iXiixr.Tov, H hi rut i it. a r n. a r. W flllhert. 3d b. I 1 I J II Hider, c. f ..0 2 3 n ll JH' Jolni'on. I 2 I I I n iiieatin. t ,n u n 3 I I'crin'lt 2b I ll 3 2 l Hi"! If i 2 I o 0 LB Med.. ULli ii I in ,i n M liHI-l lat li. I II ll li ll Tn li, oni. r f n i o i t'neii .,1 t. n i 4 2 2 'M li -odiv.ni (i I J 2 n ",1'tullipa, 1 n u 'I I I, 'W Tola'. 7 H27 H ii Total. iTfoTloli 'm ii.,w.rl: 3 li 0 0 4 0 -7 ,1b Vla.btugton 0 i' n n n n (i n-o fi! il.f.!!ieJ ru" Newark Twobate hr. Jolmton .JB Hli. tatrliiva Im.-iiiittrt, UiUcriuiu Heidi, Dooma, ftmlth. ftolen fcaiei Johnion, Plelda, Manre'l. llader (21. rlrat bate on nalla-oa Killllvan, 3. oil rhllllpi, 2 Struck out-Field. i, Iioom. Mil Iran, Hader Left oi ba.e. Newark, ill Ua.hlDgtoii. m nae on errnri-Sewark.it liouble l'l.y-l'hlili.iN lllildia andUKrlen. L'niplre-Cotcoran. Ttma-I ii IHher OnmrM, at intcaaATiu.- famk. aiiAion. I noinnn it I a. r.n a i I a 1 b. r o. a, r. Hothead a. el I I ii, rentier, HI b I o in o o krau.2db.lc! I 3 a lllevoe, c r .12 10 ii Ullllam. iiilb.J 1 3 2 l!Keegti, I f. ..I I 3 I I llaminll, l.tli I 214 0 li Meicher, 3d l 2 J II I 0 I!arri.c..ludb2 3 3 3 li I'latc c 4 4 2 1 Union i f ii 2 a ii 0 l.uhran.id b.2 13 2 2 llopkln.. 0. f. 4 110 1 iturr. a ...3 4 2 2 3 Tlrriiei.it il .1 o 4 0,1'arreil, 1 1 12 4 2 Hiiiietiiii, r. f o 2 0 0 liBlock. rf ...II I o I Total. li" UJ i!7 f3 7 Tolala 10 14 27 17 10 r-enatiirt 5 I 2 n 1 2 n H 1-JS Monroe. ....'J 4 0 tl 0 1 n 1 ft-m Karned runii-ienatnri, 4; Mnnroee, 2. Ilrt has on etror-enatllr .1. .Monroe, n Left on ba.e.-heti'i lorn Miiiruen. .'i li.me. tn ha'l.- oil I'arralU 0 off Tlcrnex J Mtuck out- I a .whim. Harr. Block. "Ill' Ibiim. Keejan. Fletcher, home run -Mournead. three ia lit llainttuM Two ba.o hlt.-l.rau.a. Harry. St. len luiara llopkln. I'll!, i-l. hrali" ID. Herser I.annhllii, Fletcher. Tlernei. I'e nilcr. .Heioe, llarrv. sacrlice lilia-llaninill lloorlteail. Kartell. ,l"o. Keegati, l.aiighlln Double plai.-larrell and Pen der lilt by I'Helier willutr.a, I arrelL Hetcher, I'lalr, llllinn. Panel ball. Ilarr), I'lall. llliplro llui-kirn. Tlllie-2:l AT I'ARt.TAIlT. ACrn. I fAKLITAOT. li. la r.o. a r. 1 r.o a.r. fller".r. f 2 l u o 0 Madlen, c... o I 2 0 Hall'eM. c. ...1 1 0 2 nlllofman. a a. I 00 4 0 .l'..ch,niti.t oil) o 0 llarruan.i-tbl JJ 10 o o Kealler nd h 2 1 1 4 u Illume Mb n ti u ll 4 Allen, c, f I 2 o H 0 II ntn-llst.lt I f I J J A I'ait.ch a a. 3 3 0 3 1 I i.Wn.rc i -'lb 1 l) 1 2 Kel'iath If. 'l 1 ll Ojl.W ndch. cfo I 2 I Ariniiaito n j 1 1 4 olliriitiertiier. p o o 1 J o 1 alone. 2d b...l 3 2 3 ShlUK, rf. 2. L Total.... iTilMioal Total. 3 4271110 '1 V S ll !,-'J t-ari.ltiill i' i l.arned run-Acine, tt. I lut ba-e on e rrora-aeinfa, 4 Carl.tadl. 2. Struck nu'.-nv Armllaie. fi. by Hrull ermer. 4. Half, on ball. -nn Annlta.e li off llruner luer. 7. Two base lill.-Kelnalh I.I heallcr ,.M"len ha.-Aclne, 7 larl-tn.lt. 2. "acrlt ce lilt Kealler. lilt by pltcber-Allin lilvrr-. Haitleld. Madden, li tll.rlt Ho,,ba ili llriin'rtner and llarngan. nlljl pi'che.-ArmiiaKe. 2. ltiiiieriner, u. I nipire I arl. Time 1.. ',3. at nisn I9i ivn tiTv. CnfcK.trOI-IT ATllLkTII't. I StARt, ii. In rn a.f. H l.r.o..n. Tarter. I.tb ..2 2 13 o n(nrlll p o o llerbenl 2d b 12 3 1 nllAlfen. latrj .1 1 j! o 0 li'llonnall. r. f.2 2 I I 3 sihehra. 3d b .0 li f. 2 2 llnrgaa.1 a ....3 2 1 4 oUciiiRliia, c ...it 2 0 2 0 hiilnicli. c :i 4 a 1 oihorpe. o. f 1 J ii o n Kuiiderman.c.f.n I 1 0 I ICrcken.2db.2 1 2 2 o 1,'uiirly. If .12 10 1 tvieland. I f 2 2 .1 o 3 l.tchtmen.iidbii 2 r. l Truoy, r f 1 2 4 o o Mheeler, p.... 110 0 0 1 leliher, It 1 2 2 J Totala. TsiHinio'ti Totall H 1024 W H C.reenpolllt Athletics ll 1 a 0 0 0 1 3 -13 Mar.! ll 2 0 02 2 200-H AT M0M11IR tARK. ilorhamt P 2 2 3 o 2 0 ..is Allertous 0 0 I 2 1 2 0 2 0-f at jomRrttLB ov etttaoiT. Wett r.nd ii ii 1 o 2 n 2 o 05 Aiine o 0 0 n a o 1 0 0-1 at want HX-.TKI:. Emeralds o o o 1 I o o 0 0-3 Keepers 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4 AT M St TAI'K. Maroon. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 luminous j o 0 0 0 1 10 1-3 at mw t'Onr. Acorn 4 o it 1 2 n 0 o 0-13 illea.im IHamon l n 3 1 2 o 0 2 I 2-11 Batteries Uugan and Iioo'.te, uud Hennessey anil Samuels at ATI A.NTIC i.aill'NI nreenonlntAlhleuc, Jr ..0 0 n 4 0 1 0 1 0 1-7 Wlulhrop. 4 o 0 o 0 1 1 0 0 0-M AT RPI RhA!!01 HAIIk. lllg Four ll 0 II 3 1 1 4 4 0 2 n Hnrlem Pleasure Club .2 2 1 0 0 3 n 0 1-14 A.etnbljn II 2 0 10 2 1 a 1-31 Mniublet a 15 0 2 10 1 0-12 Alra iHl il 6 l o o 0 0-27 Alllncrn'S 3 0 13 10 2 0 0-10 Arlioutons 2 7 0 10 10 2 ..-In Satets I 1 O 0 0 1 1 4 I-ll Paumlets 0 10 0 2 0 0 0 2 1-0 Prospect o 0 10 12 0 0 1 01 Clover. 1 1 0 I I 1 0 0 l-l rherwood 3 0 13 0 0 0 0 0-7 Bryant., 13. tlallind 10 At .New liorp I'ttlena. i-i Hyjzela. 3. At Bartow I, 1". IIo.-ui Aaoclatlon. B; P. Ilurk. As soclalton. 4. Al Troy Albany, 14. Metropolitans. 13. UllAT FOUAUTY-IMIK JIIUUDLIT. Tim Keefr- llecome. Anxlnnn nntl Vlalta the Quaker lly. I'lili.uiEi.riiiA, Jluy 18. Tim Keoro of tlio Now Vork Playor's Club paid a flyinc visit to tils city to-dar. Ho npponrod to bo croatly ulurnied at Mint rumor that l'ocnrty was about tu bicii a contract with Munncor ilutrio oi tho Now York l.cicno Club. Keofo wont to tho (iirard llouso, wliero tho nttshurBli I'lajors' Club is reclstorod. and after a short consultation with Mnnacor linn Ion, becan n tearoh for I'oartj-. Tho famous Holdor was not to bo found anywhere, and then Koefo wont to the houso of lluslneas Man ucar lion Hilt of tho local Ilrothorhood club. Hilt explalnod tho Foirurty-Loto Uilli'iiltv from it dlie'tor's point of view, mid nianncod to convince tlio Now ork iiitclier that iliero was not tlio slightest dant-or of l'oearty- playinc with any club outsldo of tho l'iayois' Loucup. Keofo afterward motDunlap nt tho iilrurd House, nnd the two men hud nltimr talk tocotlier. lioofo donlos. howevor. that tho Now lork l'layen' club had any Idea of siuhini: tho fnmous second ba-ornan. but said that tlio lattor would in nil probability bo rlayini; with ono of tho llrotliorhood clubs be fore! lonk'. Keole nlso sins that his club nover asked KoKiirty to slcn ono of its contract-.. Ho roturnod to Now 101k lait oveninir. KlTorts nro still lioinir undo hero to roneh n settlement in tho Iirotli orltood troublo. Tlio mnjoiity of tlio directors arc loath to mirt with 1'oL'nrty's servicos. and J. Dnrlo Wnunor is ipocmlly iioiMsu-m in his ullortri to Iniluco I'ouarty to reconsider hii de torinluntion. Ho pronounced Ids ulti matum nunln last niulit. and iloclared that ihoio was hut ono way out of tho dltllc-iilly. and thin was tlint lm would play only on condition that l.ojo wmilil I'ntlro. Ills tho Ki-noral opinion in b.isa hull ciirles that the troublo would bo finally ot tled nnd linriniiny would uciin bo ti'Stpreil. Uliould I.ovo rotlro, .1. Ijirlo UuiHior will in all probability bo Ins successor. Mr. VVnu-ueris very popular with tho men. whilo Loi o Is not. Stamen 'I'o.ility. r.ATKXtl. IFAf.L'K. New Vork vs. ni eland, at the Polo eroc.nda Philadelphia vs Cincinnati, al I'liiladelubla Pronklyn a. l'lttiburgh. at MaablnKtoti 1'ara. Bu.luniB Chicago, al BuAlon. fl.AVIht' l.l.tfiClt New Vork s. Buffalo, at Brotherhood Tark (two game-) Brooklyn ts. Chicago, at Tastem Park. Bottoti va Cleveland, at Boston Philadelphia v.. Piiuburxh al Philadelphia. AHFUICAa ASSOCIATIOK. Brooklyn va Toledo at Jtlilgewood. Athletic v.. I.oulstllle. al I'lillatleiplilo. ltothe.ter va st. 1-ouK at uuchenter. Syracuse vs. Columbua, at Syracuse ATIAI.TIC A.snCIATIO-l. Jersey City vs. Baltimore, at Oakland Tark. llnse Hall Note". The Albany club has released Kelnath. It I. said that Kworbacli liaa signed with the Wilmlnz tona. o'Cnnnrll and Murray have been released by the Hartford Club. .tack Neltnn Is wanted by the Wilmington Club and may sign In u few da) a. The Jerter City pitchers are all out of condition, con feotirnlly an amateur named Itedmoud will have a trial In the boa ibis afternuon. A double game will be played at Brotherhood Patk today between the New Vnrk. and llunalos. The lirit game will be called at 2 1' M. and the second lm. mediately lifter tho eipirallon of the rlr.t conle.l NhWAin.. May IS lack Hennegan wan releaVed laat night by Manager Troll. The change is solely male in reduce tho number of ineu. Imoius who.e plnhlng arm I. not yet in condition, wi I play the uiilheld. Ilennegaii III make a valuable man tor any team that want, a good, steady, tuber bull player. Hntiii. May P- -secretary Mart of the llostrut ll' L.) Clbti and Cimirai tor hejet. who lu been tiulldtiig the gran 1 etand had a .erlou. inltuiider.tuudlngye.terday, and Mr. Hart waa Vnoiked down by u straight right. bander which landed on theeje 'the row la .aid tn have been the result of Mr Hart Inlcrlerence with tlm work on the hinldlliL'. -Mr Hurt I'lilliplalneil that Hie work was being ue ayed to un uureasohuble and unwarranted degiee BtitsiNeiiAw, Ma) IK The various clnbs fomnnsing the new southern Bate Ball League are .Igl.illg J.la) er. mid grltlng r.adi tor the opi'liiug of the .ea.on on I line il, The isirniiiwtiaiii. Mobile, aud seimaclub. have nlrialv been tided, unlets toti.n resined men are signed. .Memphis ha. applied for member. hip In the 1 1 ig ie and iiuiieuietit It on toot to droi I'tii.acola so a- .M.'iitphu an b,' admitted ll lib the low .alary limit llzed atul the small a mount of moui y ra'trd III the art in. titles, tho League- iliatuei of going through, thu tratuu are not very brilliant. riinlliiill .S ntir. The Lnngfellnw Football Club will give its annual din. ner on May '.u l .M. Harlinauii's caf,, Ii5 Lawrence lrri-i, Brooklyn. iJ'tt',1' r"."1" enough on the ground, of the Nonpareil I ooll.all i u, to .tre tell ropea one ard outsldo the lines to otto keep spei I. itius iroui crowding onto the lield and Interfering with the players. The Nonpareil lootball Clul.of this city and the Cale l?iaii,!i.,ni.'"'if,k,iix 't niali'h uniier l wio" .1. 1 ,,n !"m I,"1";" K""""1' al "Idge- Arral geinenls m 1 1 ,er way for a match between lb. heamy lover, on, ot lb. strongest teams In the American Footlal At.oflallon aud the I Sngfellow ak.i!i.'c,cniJJun."rkly"- T" SSSiw" liuaci Hull, Neil I.to OniilluU '1'o.dtty (.rai'il l.i tigii. Champion.liip llame-New Vork v. cleielaud. Ham,, 4 p ii Ai1iii'.slouo'Jc-4,ic. Ititai- Hull, llntlliri linnil I'ml,, T-nliiv, i. t i.o t. Sew ork twogutte- l.r.l gatua, P. M sec-ud ai 4. Aoiimtioii to t, i. 4tc Jlaar Hull M'liMlilimlntt k'urk To.dnr. Brooklyn vs Pitttburgti Osme at 4 V M. Adra, foe I'll hav Land hone cars iliretl -4ilc Hate hall. I'astern Park 11' ll, IVsrd'a Hrookiynt vs. His i-realCliicagoet nv. HaiBMHi rr hat the rz.ATr.ns uatk dose. The batting and fielding avtragtt of the players ot the seven clubs In this vicinity rhow that they are hold ing their own. The averages are as follows. NEW TOBK NATIONAL LEAOUT. CLUtl. 3 r. i P ?B I "alii I I1 s l i a i r i .3 I? Tip. Mnrphr 7 22 117 2 2 .in mi ii 71 )iii 2 Buckley 9 41 7!0 1 2 9-11 fi2l fil.Hel.li) 13 f-omers 4, 4 0 il o o nn 2 ii lom 1 15 Welch f 13 412 II 11 lit II, C II IIMI I 10 llu.le 1141 31 8 2 I P.I3 f. H 3 M li 6 Battett IW 74 HI Its 7 3 237 4II(V, S .KVll H K Denny 19 73 "111 2 4 241) 42 34 3 HW 7 7 lllatscock I 7(1 K.I9 7 3.241 2243 ll WS 12 JiTurnan 19 so II 21 P 2 ,.n .11 4 v ,2!, 9 lUjIlorniitig 19 77 HIS 1 ll PJ3I 23 2 3 II 13 Crane II 4 0 III I ll .tin 7 0 2 77S,I5 0 Clarke 19,72 6 IS 7 b 2.VI 11 I .1 W IJ 13'riurkett II loot) mi l1 0 Hi I ll.-lltrr.lt ill 'J II 2 1 l,.'.'22 2 II Inn I 4,h.terbrouk.. 13 M) C I0 I 31.271 ,112 21 2, INi, 3 NEW TOIiK 1'LAVEIiS' l.r.AOUE fl.tln. t k ss tj'it Is k S JIJ fe s S S s E,fi S a 3 a 4 alcj e e a "l- 1 2 s- o B f K S l'ttvras. s t t J F sc 3 3 S S S 3 a f- o o p "iiW Ewlng 13 47 111 131 3 3 3I9l7s I- Pl'.sril 9 11 Brown 113 I .1 0 1 Sill i 111 2 3 M7 II llilaiiglian 4 12 4 3 1 0 .rs 11 il 4 m) 11 ll'Ke-re f, 111 il 2 II ll .la'it 2 22 1 11 .1 filfraiio ft I 3 (It 1 0 -2H I II I 9 ft imiay ft Hi :i 4 0 o .i'Ji u 13 I va 6 litJ. l.wmg s lo 2 2 1 o .an ll a u Hi I 2 Connor I 7ft 21 241 ft 4 ..'Un llMim 3 .let; J v.P.lchardson ISM It, -a 7 K -27l 4ll 9,.l S rWWhltuey Ill OK 10 Is 3 6 71,1 1 2.1,il 13; .-17 III HO'ltnlirkO H m'li 27 2 (II 3.M 37 1 ft 21 V:i 4 Utllore l!t7Slll 17 ft 2 211 2Hj 3 Al !,1 ID X slnttery lai-a 19,21 ft a I :i2n aft s .ins 7 7 llatlleld 18 73 Ui'JO 2 3 2711 41 liil.SII 12 nnooxitTS national i.nAouEri.un. t !f! E I is f"! I i i I j" I P O'Brien 17 7l,l7rl.inS il'.JIIl 21 2 3 W 11 f. Collliis 17 7'J U is 71 2 237 1 I" M ft 9Mi .s l'lllirni IT lil K27i 2 7 .Ha, 21 13 1 onl t) 3,Koutl 17 70l f. 24 J ..m'l-vl I J .'.UII 'J 111 Plltkney II .VII SI It 0! I 131 19 23 4 ,9I30 7 lorthill 17 M 11 16 3 2 a.1-! 49 I I .9i ft 5 Smllll I7'39,I1 It J 4 .22t) 23 ,'sl 11 ss, 13 4lPly 7,2t)l 3 s I j ai 9 2 nvl 7 2'Caruthera 0 is, 7 111 :n ftill 2 imft'll ftlTerry 7 21. 2 b a! 1 ,2i 7 12 2 .nil ll 12 Huglica 7 IV I 1 010 tiftl 121 OHIO 1 IllClark 9 30 4 10 3 lit 42 10 10 Mil 13 liliUuthor.g I J ii l o 1 mi s o o lm) I 1.1 Lovett 2 7l 0 ti ll 1 ti" li', 11 inn 1 13 Baldwin 2 J I ll 0 0 .1X1) 0 PIIOUU 1 Iir.OOKI.YN' W-ATEIW LEAOt'K CI.l'Il. ruR, 1 PI I r 5 I f f o E fc 5 A io I .'I; i; r.M 4 Cook 8 as 4 H 0 3 ,2St), 2SI101 il.fkU 6 II Kin. low 6 24 4 9 0 i;.2!H 2.1 13 C.64 ID II ll.illey B 24 ft ft I I .aw 19,0 4l.lvr2 11 1 MurpflT 6,15 2 7 0 0 407 31S 2 .i 6 10 Van Ilaltren.... U.w 13 U 3 2.220 1SII3 .11.917 S 2 Urr .MM 1127 2 7 .310 19.V13 61.977 I .TBIerbauer Jilnvs I" 27 3 7.307 fl C9 7i ml 4 ft Joyce 91 tclli! 1ft 91 7 VC.s 21 H ISi SHO 14 s ward ai -aim 21 01 ft 247 (X u 17 .n-i 13 Seery ao.si 1.1 18 Cl ft .PW 33 6 ft SOI s 9 Andrews I" 72 11:17 2ft 231', 41 2 al.iU7 1 6 Mciieachy ailsti 1231 4! 7 .2.vi as 1 6.S2V II 11 Weyhlng 7 211 212 212 111) ft 17 ll-Jfttl 3 lll.-owder. 3)10 11 0 0 .1001 ft 10 .11 .Ml 12 6, Sunday 1 l 1 0 0 2i Hi 0 1, nil 13 BROOKLYN AMEIIICAN ASSOCIATION CI.Ull. I gg l I? M E'S I j s S Peltz M,70I1J,13, 41 ft .10 4H 41 II. Mil I ft Simon lo.tv,, s 17 1 ii! 4 .21,2 41, ill til ssil a 7Pallv !S7sll2 10' S J, ail .11 .1 3,.!'l.l 4 4lO'llrlen 17167 121S' 3 41 aim Isll I 5 -JTlt a lOICerhardt 17 61 6 7, 4 li lift ,M ftl ll .l .1 2 Fuinelly I72 13,27 ft 3.37ft 23 641l -ol, li DlBowee 37 31 SI .1 I Lain 24 9 0 hfil 9 13 Toy ft IS II 0 n 0 l"tl Z1 7, 6 .Ml II 13 Mcl'llllotlgh 722 1, III 0 1 A"l 1 1 1 4 SIlUlO 3Toolo Can 2 6- 1 ll.."l"l 7 Is 4 Niij s I2tl'lt SI2J J 2 4 i ns7 an 12, fti nnl I Wlillama. 2 112 1 ot.fti-l It ii, 1i.nii.I1 9 Power. 411 ft a 0 III LM 0 Jl 1 .Mlll 11, Mefka 0 .1 I a.Kl- yli 91 73iilt JEIISEY C.ITYCLUT1. i-e 3 I s I 3 5 PtiTTRS. 5 2 F S, i. a:::PeS:::; I i r Iff Fitrgorald 0 ScTei 9 0 l.2T"6lj""4TS 9 I'. MdillCken 16,70 1.1 19 4 4 .271 M .1 ft s-i S 7 l.eay 16J71!1 19 s il, 2C 30 G H .-1- U illlradv fttllil 2 ft 2 11.81'; III 1 1 1'il 4 lllVan Alstlne 16 o7ilftll6 3 3 .339 13 as ft) -ill ft 4 Itouasey 16 177 III 22 4 .11 :C1 -MI.'J IJ, e.V1 10 2 Turner 3 ,9 I I 2 ll -111 4 4 Il.rs.-Kl U 5 Keldy 12 51 12 II 4 1 2.V 13 27 II -Mi II 10 Ilowd M.i I 1 I) 211 2S ft 7 'J5II2 I2iMcPermott 6 a,', 4 ft 1 I '.Kl l"'12 1,.72 I Burdock 7 ."J ft 13 1 3 .ISI .Mil- 3 9.'7 :l LllColllna 2 7 0 10 1 .111 i! 2 1 WI il 3Poo:ey SJ1 9iI3 3 I' 371.-2 3, .1 .'.to 1 NEWAEK CLt'n. g ,5t5 r' s? J' 5 I'tAv.ita. i SIS'? J5 T j2 I :lsl! :!i I rj I. r l.ft "s Carl 13 (fi oflt "i; 4,.aati 19 11 s, 9H 6 7llllbert 14:6122 101ft H.2A! 14 3.1 10 .7Sf 12 2'John.on If, oil Al 21 1 4 21. .162 s 3 Ji.ica 3 3Fleld. Ib'rVIZI 1 21 1 Ul 9.1I"!K1 6 7l l,l 4 ftUlan.ell I4l57l k IJipl 4, 26.11 Si .1 6 .Mo'lO 4IMclennott I0I6.I 13 20 11 6 ..117I 41 10 11 .'-I S ft Sillllll HI -Hill is; a 31.2-61 as ftmll .m?' 7 12 I'lliTy 12 10 4, 6 2! 3'. 131 II 12,10 .ell, 9 11 Miller 400 111 li,.t-"i 1 ft 0 Urn 1 11 itlterlander 4 11 2, It llt (ii.twii a C ll.lu-i 1 9 Sullivan 7 21) 41 2 n1 I .J-i 0 If. 3 ,f,2 II ILPoini. 4 14 X. a II nl 113 .1 I OIIKil 1 1 ciiii.i. s 11 3, 4 2 1, rra u ;i Ci.T.-r li 9, Mace 2 ft o 11 ol o 'JJi I C 21.77- II Ilotvllno;. The result of the games In the Individual champion ship on Saturday afternoon aud evening at the Spartan House was as follows: IIRST SNKIta. fAl'Mt S. I r.lTTKR. .v. S. Ii. .Score A'. .1; p. Retire Fir.tgame... 2 7 1 17ii Fir. (game 1 ft 4 144 Second game 4 .1 1 1P4. Second game .1 7 2 104 Tetois .TT lit "a 373I Totals a fa u aiw BtCOI-OSERItS. RITTPR. BARKLAC.X. .i .1. n. aerit' S. .1 fl. Hcnrr Flrstcame... 2 il 2 171 Flr-t game.. .442 IMil Second game, ti 3 1 2i'i Second game, ft 3 2 li2 Thlrdgame .271 isi ihlrd gome... 3 2 ft 143 Totals 'j Hi 4 ft7l Totals 12 ll u ftTi TltlUU ShK'b!-. rACtSF.s. I nApal.ir.r. .s S. n.Sror'i x .v. kiSVorei Tlrst game 11 4 11 2.17 First came .433 1711 Second game ft 3 8 1S3 second gniiie .1 4 1 Lin Third game.. 3 ft 2 I741'blrd gutne.. il 4 11 1-U' Totals il 12 "4 IKll Iotas ...12 11 7 Mil loiiirn eti.iti TIlTSa. FRFRCKS. At X fl. Woeei t) I .Scores Hrt game 2 11 2 ITU Flmt game 2 .1 .1 H',2 Second game 3 3 I nil se, nlnl game .'1 2 ii Itti Third game, u 3 1 214 Third game., a 7 1 174 Totals II l7 7 iTftT Totals B i7 7 fiiij FIFTH SKltlrs. FR1RCK.. I B17I.WIXRLR. .S A, n. Scurf S. n .Scnrr First game ft 3 mi First gamo 1 n 1 ru Second game .2 2 1) 13J second game. 11 4 I) 2J7 Tkirdgauie ..3 u 1 IHI Third gain" I ii 3 lOUfth game .1 ft 4 tftn Fourth name .0 4 O 2.M Total.... 1115 14 uU.il Totala Ill 2U 4 7ll sixth sRHlaa. TltrifR. I BOIWISkLK. .1. a. II. torr S. n. Hcrtre tint game a 7 1 i74llTrstgame.... 4 1 221 hecoudgatne 433 H3Secotid game. .4 4 2 li'il Totals oiTjI ot T,ai, ."5"h"3 4T4 Only one serlei was played on Friday night. Iho scores: mti. 1 mami. R. Score X. .T. IL Score Fir.tgame. ...2 4 iii.Klrst game 2 ti a 17s Second game 2 2 I7iii Second game. 2 ft :i 172 Totals ..4 lu u sail lotaU U "ft 1T7) rieeini I'ljInK. Piiu.inpi.FniA, May is. The twenty nine birds of the Virtue Club of litis illy, the first of the year to he How 11 under the fanciers' rule., were liberated In Orange, Vu )e.lerdny liiortilug, the twelve hens leaving the basket at throe, mluutrsptst 7 o'clock, the 17 cocks at su clock. The entry wits .1. McFaddtn, 13. w. liepsher. 3, John Adams ft, and Frank Lane. s. 'the Lane birds had pre itou.ly tiown from Washington, ii. c, the others only from Mugnoiia, Md. The first returns 10 each lolt In order of average Fpeed were: Aduuis's Bed Pevll at I -ftn I. M. 'lime out. ft houra M) minutes instance, una mile.. Aier age speed, ti-2,1) an per minute. McFaUden. Atlantio at I -,i4 I' M Time out, ft hours ,ol minute.. PI., tanca, l ,i 1 tnlies. hpeetl, jsii yards. Lane's Black au and Maid at I 10 I'. M Time o it il hours 27 In 111. ute. Pittance. 1 1". I iniira. speed, uoi.,1 araa The day wa. nut favorable tu pigeon vlng, the wind being oootrar) over almost llie entire cuurse and lite atmoa pbereheav). CluhranteH ut l.og,trrrlieuile. The members of the Wayne A. C. are still dKcnftlng the lift pound competition he.d at the rooms of the cluU outhel.'Hi lustaut Muriilau nnd Vogellua ii dun mates came logelhsr in llie 1111.1I bout aud at Hie end ol the third round Hie nidges disagreed lit" teferee ordered aiiolhtr round and nl ihe end u, '.not ,11 ifl'i. "lCB badiy pulled up tliitil repeat' d anSiC1 "'e 1udgr. ware .til uuable to agree, coi,,i ave the fight to sherld.u The out a .ia. ti." mail.r has been a challenge to light for Ina Tin.. ''Jan's nioner It In the hand, of the sport rater Mt!I?i't T,'S' log.llu. ha. until to-night l; eotnj 'etltlia 5S Iff''"' C'U" l"r '"5 mamaaMammmsamammm GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS. IWOKMAKF.ll VEAIISAM. WON A 0- i.aii on nro o. u.isTAUAr it. Mr. Slnrrla'n Hplenillil Slrlnpt of Two-rear. ilila-(ll-iiveeliri'-- HlB Ilvetil lor Thlaj IVeek-Klnic 'I lionm" Umnil I.nnklnB Itucei -Entries lor 'Jrnveaenil To-ilny. Thopnat weok wai a moniornblo ono In turf history, tlio rimawny victory of Castaway II. In tho llrooklyn Handicap, nnd thoimmenso winnings of pnrt-ownor Johnny Cnnnibcll. Uan Do Noyellcs, Charley llcod. nnd others, bolnc (still dl.-cupsod In conjunction with tho poor sliowlnit of tho fniorltos on that occasion. Tho man who won most hoaxllv over tlio rnco wns KOhcrnlly ntpti'tsod to ho -lohniiy Camp bell, but yoBterdny It was learned that Ilook ninkor l'onrsnll, inipularly known its "Kolo." had landed J75.HUD. Ho not only luickod Cast nwny II. in tlio wlntor books ut loui; odds, but landed over t'JiMliW t tho track on tho day of tlio race, l'onrsnll I n eniootlpfacoil, (inlet man of fill or thore- (tbouts, who docmi't suv much, but, llko tho owl, ho does a heap of Ihlnklnu nt times. Tho tnlont hno all nlouitbolioi oil that Kir lil.von would bo a cront liorsu this year, nnd when ho wits bentou nt tlio and of Iho furlonixs in tho llrooklyn the excuse thnt lie did not llko tho colnt; was advanced. Thnt will hardly do, tliouuh.for ho bent Itncolnnd, it famous mud per former. 011 just such it track, ns it tin oo-yonr-old. Ho workod ntOrnvesond yesterday, and went his 111II0 In l:17,'s in such n laborious fashion that all hopo of his over bolnn tho Dixon of old unless ho linprovos wonderfully, muit be dbnn ditnod. Jlartln llusscll emtio out riulit nltor lit 111. nnd went in 1:45'.. mid wasn't exlondod atnnylimo. Moscrwas klckluc Dixon in tho ribs, nml ltoro'a tho differonco. Tho Dtrvors, howovei', linvo n treasuro lu Kon, and If ho doosti't bostnnvthiiiirho inoot-t In still" uolnc with wcluhls up, ovor n distnnco of cround, all sii-uswlll nil. Hois uiio ut tho bost-lookinc blif horses ovor soon on tho turf, liav ini; tin ttbundnuco of bono to support his Immonac friimo. ripenkineof Lie homos, that otlu-r youui: cfnnt. Klnu' Thonins, Iihh flnod ilown into a noblo-lookini: racer, l.nst year ho wns. porliaiis, n trllle uross lor tho critics, hut now no such fault can bo found. And. in niMI tlon to that, ho is iroinu creat L-uns in his work, his disposition boliii; mueli improvod slneo lie and Hamilton parted company. With liny ward, wliose hands ate iiinrvellous, to hniullo him, KIiik Tlioiiiiis will ciio a uood account ol himself thlsionr. Tournnnient, Itnllnrat. nnd Anncondn in the same strint: aro all ilolui; well nnd takiuirtholr work routilnrly undei Jlr. Allen's oaroiul oyo. Anaconda Is n maiden, and a uico time a tnnn would liuvo huntini: up n mnldon nble to clve lilru a rnco. Last yearot this time everybody was talkinc about Mr. Uelmout's irient slrinu of two-ivar-olds. but tills tear it is Mr. -Moiris 6 youiiL'-lers Unit aro ouunirint; attoution. This stablo has shown nt least a dozen so far. mid every ono of thorn can jump out and run for ii mnn'rt lifo. Chatham Is probably tho klnir pin of tlio colts, wliile Highland I.ass. Ullthe, Ambulance and Correction aro the pick of tho llllles. liussoll is suld to In-niirnnd colt, nnd ho cortalnly showed marvolloits speed In tho breaks at tlio post on 1'rldny. Had he Kot away any timo within IHo inlniites alter ronclilnu tho post ho would have undoubtedly won. Tho winner on thnt occasion, tiiMboud, was re canted at that lime ns holm; but n fnlr colt nnd ills victory was considered a lluko. Lord Harry and ltussell bolnc tired out before iho line foil. Tialuor Lolithton. Andrew Thompson, and half ndozon others woo very heavily on miabond. howover, and It Is now said thnt ho is tho best two-yenr-old in l ol. Sl-nir'a ulrlmr 'Plm urgent te.ial' tt.HI ann armr. uood spott at (irnvu-entl. tho featuro of to day's card hoinu tho Sonsiilo Stukos lor two-ye.tr-olils nt llvo Iiirlont:s. To-monow the Clover Makes for two-year-old llllles will brine out tho best ot thu filly division, nnd tho l'nrkwny Handicap, nt n mllo nnd n sixteenth, on tho saino tiny, will probably linvo lis starters l'ides, Castaway 1 1., Jioportor, (iri llainme. Sir lilxon. Jlndstone. liurllncton, Tnrncon. and other uood onos. On Wednes day tho three-year-old llllleB will try ronolu sinnsin tlio (la.ollo Stakes at one mllo and a furlong, and on Thursday tho Liiwnilow Hnnillcap for tlireo-veai-olds and upward, ono mile nnd a furlong, and tlio De-lford Stnkes for two-iear-tiltls uro to bo decnlod. Tho best of the handicap horses nro engaged In the former, and tlio crack two-yenr old.s aro eligible to stnrl In tlio latter. TI,o j'alcoi. Stnko-. for thieo-icni-nlds, at n mljo nnd a slMeonth, with seietnl good ones nnniotl, is dinvii for 1'rlilay. wliilo forSatunlny tho May Ktakos, lor two-yeiir-olds, ami tlio Catlton Stakes, for throo-yenr-olds. will give the public Iho wortli nl their money. Tho Carlton is atone mile, ami iimoDg tho entries nro St. Carlo, Magnate. Tourn.inient. llnllnrat, llotiditras. I nyiica, i ha-is. Torso, June l)ny, Sir John. Doiolee, Wyndhnin, ;ind Ll-Iinony. If hall of them go to the post, what a rnco it will bo! To-dny's prosramme should produce good sport on tlio track nnd liwly (totting in tho ring. Her Highness may win the llrst rnc, Willi 1'rotitemic second. Madstono may capture tho -ocond. with Mnr'in l.ussell second. Tho Soniilo Stakes should be woii by Chatham, with the prolerred f llie lleverwyek Stable's pair (l'olly b. or Lottie very closo up. Tho Necromancy colt m ly win tho fourth, with llus.-oll second, although tlio llulsh inny ho re versed if thorn is no deiav nt tho post, liussell is n strong colt nnd inns a luilong oiery uronkiiwuv. Monmouth and i,u:-nl tuny do for Iho hllh. nnd Vengeur and ittissou for tho bl.xth. This Is tho ontrv list in detail: Fir-t liace a sweertl.il.es of 52n each for tliree yiar olK with $1,0.1 added one mt'e Frontenic t a-' Tormentor li'a Sain .Morse 12'.; Prince Howard 122 I.oraP-iiion IV- lu' a H ackhurn 117 Adamant 1 1 t un Can 110 artha I in tier Higuese no Bed Hre.s II Second Pace A h.tndii tp sweepstake, of fao each, with !,ouo added, tor three tar olds and upward, one int,e. Stii leeway ll'Ma,lone Ion Tip.talf If king (ran 107 ftartln Kilttell If C,i. tins 10.1 Malor Porno I" I'rid.-ellght psj I'elhain in r.ina.dt loo Lord t'oytoii If sorrento lutj l rtuna Third llnce-The s'ean l,i -lakes for two-veir olds, with l.2.aj added, tho winner to be sold al auction; lite furlongs Chatham llsTerrliier us NubtAti ti'iiolo un lliychetler I' 7 Alinatl filly ln7 IruucesL. colt no Annie il tna Jule I, I if i Itappv Pay Ksi Smaloii colt li-l Fearless inn Bast Boy ii l'olly M U7 Lottie l'7r Fourth llaee A .weop.tak. of 520 each, wltn fl.OOu adtled, ror two year old-, i ie furlong. LcllpM- 121 hotation in Uiiurtcr ntretch us lord Harry lis Fins It"., i laudlllu lift 1. us-ell 113 Mr l(.i li.l Void lUl.NLCromailcy colt 113 I ifth Bare A sweepstake, of fii each, with fl.ttl) a,l led. for three-year olds and upward, selling allow alicos. one mile. Long Branch lai'Mniunoiitl 11, 1 ljur.ii liftlMniioln 114 lllldnlldt IHl-anill 112 St V.'llentdie Ill sill" rtl'nr Ill Bonnie H I II j Blackthorn Ill livid li'TiAilliliral Itfl Va-tar ill Sitth liace Heal i we.gl.t handicap sweepttakcB, with im.isaj added, Is liirloiu St. John 121 Tattler 122 Lolo 1J2 Brail i2i) Kit.pon 1 J" fanner lis SuiifllF lis li) pay Olteetl 117 Kenwood lift Prince Howard Ill Be I'.cho ill I'.il'llti 1)4 Vengeur II. lornteuior t lu I'ongre.. 1 is Uarrii.,,1 lus Boughruni -7 KENTUCKY ICACINII NEWS ANO (lOSSli: riyiiwtty HrnUrn Ili)lvn-Hiokiinei Not In Kin e-.1I in nliy lo It III-. Itllev. I.ouihvili.e, May is.-Thoio is sorrow in tho stablo of West A Ca at tho Loulsvlllo Jockoy Club ciounds, ns Iho gtoat filly l'lynway is broken down, and her lotlroment from tho turf to tho stud is necossary. Her legs linvo boon dlckery all spring, but it Is probable that her rnco with Helter-SkoUeron tlio hard tniek nt Nip-livillo hastened hot breaking down. YoEtcrdny morning she had n short spin, nud iiear tho completion ol it faltered aud was led back to thu stable a Impolo-s ctipple. It w.is the opinion of nil trainers and turf muu horo thnt sho wns by odds thu best lllly of her ago lu America, and her mishap Is a. serious oi.ot to her owners, Inasmuch iih sho threatened to sweep the llllles' stakos nil up the line, l'lynway lu a daughter of (ioorgo Klnnoy and Sunbeam, by Imported Lemlpgton, nt.d was bred it tlio llurHtboiirno stud, this counti y. Last year stio won thieo iinos oik of fix starts, hur .'torles Iniing tho Clln-eltn KnltOH at I ntoiiiii. it piitse at t. Loui t, iin.l llie Heal l.htaiu Miiltes in Hi" sumo pliien. Hur only utiti t till- yon i was Iho .nwtdn Stakes ut thu recent .Nashville meeting, when sho run becond to Holler skelter. c nceedlnghorsoiou pounds. In racing condition shu was valued nt 1 1,1.1100. Last j ear's Dorhy winner. Spokane, is slowly roi'overlng from his supposed attack of lung b'i "i. utiti Is How pionoiiiieoil out of dilligui' by tint volentiai y utleiiding him. That uutliurity stai'h Hie iitn, k will preM nt him being t re in red 'or r.t. ins Hn season. Thu- iitrthis S'lteon th iii-,iii-y luiis liiiou fairly well divide, I on tlio Southern mid Uobinm nniiig citeiilt, only two horses having reached iho IS.lKit) winning Hue, Theso are ltobosplerro and liiley. tlio lormer'B throo victories bavins j. welled his earnings to $,1.hon, while tlio latlor. by winning tlio Dorhy. takes next place lo JiuLotpiono, With JD.01U V'ni. Tim iinnnlaliiu two-year-old flllr lady Wnshltiffton comfts noxt. hor rocord notue four rncos won, with a worth totnl of $4,9fi(l TtAlnor JntnoB, SUirphy. who It Wfti feared was Intallr Injured by bung thrown from n buuey nbout ton Unyn nco. H Blowly Itnprov Inc. and hN rncovorv now M only n iiuostlon of tlmo. III? Ptalilo, which Ib ono of tho most pow erful orcfnintloriR in train! nt, in tho West, will imt do tmioh rrii-fnc boforo tho J.titnnlA motrtlnc. Tlio tlireo bnflt two-yenr-old colt, yot to nunoHr In this section, Dundeo, ltoselunu, nml (ieoruotown. nro nelthor lu tlio l'uturlty tstnkoor oxtfiislvoly onirncod In othor Kat orn ovontB. An otTorot 7.50iMvns ofTororl nnd rofuiod yostordfiy for Itosolnnd, who 1h yet itnbonti'n. pJ'ho Ihtr-tbotirnn yourllnwfl. ntiotit twonty hond. tnostlrthocot of thouroiitGoorKO Klnnoy, will bo sold thin vear. tlio pamo nslnBt, lu Nni.ton.bor In Noy York city. Anionic thorn is n BlRtor to riinwnv. which Is snid to bo much llnor than thnt urent lllly was nt tho same nun. Innni MurDliy.who rodo HIloy In tho Kon tuck Derby lam Wednesday, did not expect to MiIo him in tho (lurk Mnke ut Imulsvllla to morrow. cnrlirnn. Ullov'flnwnor, nrrlvod lioro to-nI:ht. nml It (b thoimht ho will Induce Mnr l'liy to rldo IiIlh uront colt in tho (-lark Stake. It Ih Raid Murtdiy .indorHta-ndq rldlm: tho Lone fellows bettnr tlinn any llvlntr jockey, nnd, ns ('orrlunn Iiiir already bnckod bis colt heavily for to-iuorrow'a event, ho wnnta Murphy to rldo htm. Tin: noitsK ash cauuiaok thami I.vet 5-ttilnp; Lovely In Until Tradea, an IleHlprn Hay, Tho borso market Ir ns nctlvonsthomo.it particular nml fault-flndincdealor could possi bly doslre. Hundreds of horsea of nil kinds chnncod bands tn J.at Twenty-fourth stroot nnd othor districts clven over to that industry In this etty during tho past wook at most satis factory prices. Tho auction B.ilo business Is ono thnt ninny local firms havo failed to npptoclato In tho past. It was Id this way that Van Tasoll A Kenrnoy laid tho foundation of tholr vast business, and now thoMo ontorpilslnc dealers riart.VDoorr havobouun olTorinc cliolco WoBtcrn horonof all kinds at auction every Monday nnd Thurs day morning nt thoir llluo Tront Ktablo In Kast Twenty-fourth stroot nt 10 o'clock. Thoy nro Burprisod nt the mncnltude of tho trado thoy enjoy nlioady, nnd havo been prossod for room for somo tluio past, nnd nro nbout toon lnrco thoir promises. All horso.i nro guaran teed ns loprosentod, or money will bo ro fundod. HInce tbo 11 rm began tholr solos ovor ISOborsos havo boon sold. and outof that num ber but throo havo boou returned. The regular weekly auction Halos of Van Tna-oll ,V Konrnov and tho Amorlcan Hotso K.xchnugo aro iccelvlng attention from horso men far nnd near, manv bargains being so cured nt every enlo day by tbobo who nro wido nwnko. A. .Uourrott of i:tS Kast Twonty-IKth Rlroot hasncholco lot of coach nnd eaddlo liorses just arrived that will boar thoclosost Inspoction. C. H. I.alloy of Midway, Ky., is still nt Durland'.s with a nunibor of good apocimouB of tho trained snddlo liorso. Tho Lowdon V Huthorfoid Carrlago Com pany havo one of tho finest repositories and show rooms In tho United States nt Soventh avenue. Kilty-first street, nnd H roadway. Tholr throo lloors aro filled with almost any kind of vehicle a man could want to rldo in, nnd tho large show room contains a numbor of very stylish and pretty rii:n. Ono verv notlceabio nliair in tho window is a four-in-hand body biakn, which will enrry comfortably twolvo pooplr. Tho wheels nnd gearing nr chiomo yellow with black stripes, nud tho body is in black, with shuttorwork In tho panels. Tho trimmings aro of plg-kln, aud tho onlllt Is romiilntri with lmiimcrn itinrh phncf and h'o box. A (Imllnrly built brake, only llghtor, was rocently ehippod by this firm to lJaniel 11. Htillman of Chicago. This concern also has a full lino of IetorIas. comprising anything from a ladies' smallost rig to a lull giand. 'J' ho Now ork Wagon Compnny have been soiling M many of thoir light express wagons that thoy hao bnen obliged to put on a night force, nud still thoy nro rushed all the time, "lustnsbusv as wo can be." Is tho way they put it at their establishment! at 03 j Hudson StTf'Ot. Manager Smith of tho Racino Wagon Com pany says ho is fcopt fnaconstaut hurry at tending to tho business c:Uls that come to him. On their Mitiv Hour ono can soo easy riding lndlo' rnrttt. finished 1 natural woods, exten sion top plmotons. driving wagons, nnd buck boards, nnd n new buckboatd of their own niuko called tlio "Outing." the finest thing scon In this Hue. with a shifting rear snut, which foldu undertho front seat; nlso all kinds of elegant business wagons lor ovory trado. There Is a gamo cart on o.xhlbition in tho showroom of tho Dnbcoek Wagon Company, 4iwi llroomo stroot. that is worth alongjour-. noy by any nimrod just to see it. It is in an tique oak, olognutly trlmmod In russot loather. and fitted with largo lamps. Thoro Is a capa cious lunch box and ammunition chest, nnd plenty of room for dogs nnd guns and all such traps. Thu lunch box can be taken out nnd tho roar seat roorsod. making as stylish and proper a cartas can be soon In tho fork nuv day. A hpoclalty of this concern Is in tho largo lino of buckboards handled. Ono of thonoat esiof those is tho liorkshlro. with or without canopy top, and seating four or six porsens by a shifting front seat. Jt is put up In natural wood and trlmmod in leather, corduroy, or tannstry. 1'laudrau A- Co. hnvo just turned out for Mr. Itollln Klngnf Huston a high, two-wheeled Kngllsh cart that will make a sensation when Mr. King gons hi Inning down Commonwealth avenue. It is built on designs mmlo by tho superintendent of this firm, and will carry two people only. Tho woodwork is idl of clear solid black walnut, that was bought In tho log six years ago. in natural finish. Tho whools nro stained to match, and tho goaring la painted a walnut color. H h h ing ary high on sido springs, and Is. In tho opinion of Mr. Soth hcyes. tho "Angelus" of canlagos. It Is trimmed with pigskin, and mounted with silver. Tho side pnnels aro lltted with shutter work, nnd a silver monoKram of tho initials, It. K Is llod on tho back. Tor tho privlloco of being tho proud posest-or of all this mag nificence, Mr. King will part with somothing like half a thoi.h.md iiollars. .John Moore of m Warren street has rocontly added a now room to his show space, nnd has It llllod with nil kinds of carts and buckboards. He has a very noat Kensington in daik gioen with straw-colored strifes. A revnrslblo ronr neat makes this aory handy nlTair Indeed. Mr. Moore shows n now combination of a (Sur rey and a buckbtnrd which Is called a Surrey yet. Two separatn rear seats aro arrangod on pivots so they can bo turned facing front or back on each other, aud, if desired, can be re moved altogether. Itiiiliie In Fruiter, Po.is, May IS. Tho rnco for tho flrando Foulo des Product, worth about 40.000 francs, was run to-day, and was won by Unron A. do 8ch!cklar's French broil bay colt Puchero, by Porploxe. out ot .laponlcn. Yellow was sec ond and War Dnnco third. Tho betting was 10 to 1 anlnst Puehoro, 2 to 1 on Yellow. C to 1 ngutnsi ar Dance, 2 to 1 against i'atufto. and into I against Noglfgoiito. Then was an excellent start. Yollowlod nt first, but was joined at tho rise by J'uchoro, who then liiul tho be-t of it until onteringtho Htrnlght- There, after a briof strucglo, Puchoio again drew away, and won easily by a length uml a half. Thoro wuro llvo lengths botween second aud third. Whs It Old llrfrerf IIiU.voki:, May 18. Thoro was a surprise at the (ientlemen's Driving Park yesterday at tho opening of tho season's sport. Thoro weio llvo Htnrteib in the 2:31 class, aud tho winnur, Oil beit P.. had such a walkover that nn investi gation was mudo. Tlio losult wnsa surpiiH. and a protest was entered on tho ground thnt (fill ort was none other than the famous old goldlug Driver, with a record of if-it. and a history almost as oxteubivo and evoutful as that of Goldbmith iluid. A ilnpniirHe iih ii Cock I'lchter. An another evidence of liow the Japanrne are 'iiiicl.tr fTiiiii uthcr unclvlllv'l poodle t catch un toflintftlnii wftiN it miKlit bo mentiuneil that (litre li u yotin.tun lu (hi tnnn who li.m three same rock thnt lie will Tii.itch a .mil nt any other iri'i far ?le" Initio crfu tm tlif nut ii. The Jaji U n clever licadeJ yuuiik' fellow. aiiJ vvlieu he iiiac the i'roU'ltn tu n .Sex ro, ort"Tbii 1 SftturtUy he feinil P know txaetly h Ii ii lie was 1 (.oiiu Us-'-tlurtt in the canj of funieboJy tukin-' up lM uner l lii ilvnt' of niunry. unl nn ln r ncnl (r.ir ih.it lie nlli niri't an lrrvnpuiuplt pAtiy n he U rulo to lluko u ii. at li. Ihe.inp'H l)lrU ur lelcctM from u puibM lot of n tlofii ur littfiii i hat tie Un. aii'l ttir-v w ill v,rigii nhuiit 4 puuiiiln -4 HiinccH, pound c (uucf. nud i ixiunJ. The) art' all ttuuft Ihelr I'l-oueiiu muu weUh in the (.a n i3 iiclihtiiirliuoit n the .latiaueitcr kiioiB euouuli about ihe fame to if 1 nothiutf If Mimboil)' nlnmld trcept iIia iliiiltiiifr there mlictit he made u in.itrti that Man nvtrr tern eqn died ror the amount of money staked lu proiortion t the iiuinhtT of ti.it ties, ri-f.iap wIim wa a patient Wtitler nn tlit teau nrunl lh pit whern M.marhiii.ftt and Marvl-md hirdi wrre lo hare pxuht "ii Tliurday nuti', lli not ttmke a match for mall (i ike Ir anyhu ly wants to i t him, a Ictftr iiitdri'ihtj'i in caru of r m n will rrach hint IIirr WuitC u fio ut llncry. Jack Hopper, the well-known light wcljrhi h-ibeen much moved hy the stati'tiient of Hilly Pace to the ef fret that Party wanted him to ru oii at the ihbe The tiv, WiiKliuiKiuti. in a three rouud huut dnniu 1aL c L' hut lloi'i-er hud uipTMnt h'nin0ii thu kept hun i iiier I. Uuy re nlcM pr uid iM'rrdnv Itiiit h- w.Mjid i.f. k nl inrn Pa t-r a a ntp-li in ut tint tinif ill i I' t- e .1 i .1 y re c:l' t iini. Ik I utiuiidii rtii! HT 111 not lie t fiak' mI k '1 h-i.aui-.tin r Hd""'i ir in v1 iittihiit-Kiii. w lii w a (tilt tip tl 00 on me If I'a ei wanUui.irhL I will tciominu date him. Jt inaken no matter what 1 d wtUli. Ml come wihlD l.i:ipondD- If Pacey wanti to meet me let him name a pure ti elfrn artlctet. J undtn't'inl that he will tie home tomorrow t(t-dayk anil If my challenge primed In Tut aux he will eee It, for all spgrtuiK wtii read iui tiuN.'' a TUB 8CULKTXG CIIAMriOSSlltP OF TltlC UOULlh O'Connor FalU to Make n Mlch Are the AtiMriillat.ft Reully Alrnlii of Itlmr It would appear from the followlov that the Auotra ltahRlnMid to keep the rcultlnr champlomhlp of the world In Amuratlnb) fair or ton) ineana and that any outsider goiiiff there to try lo win It will have a mUhty hg hill to climb. William O Connor, the American champion, l.ai 00 far been unatle to make a match for the champtutiiihlp. and If Peter Kctiii who claim to hold that honor, can hrnore challenges ar he picaie and elect to row only uch men an he well known he tan deieut then the chancel or the thunipiotiMnp will remain forever in AUHiraiia. The fuiiiiwiti. an extract from ft letter of a cltlren of Ausirnlla tuarelathe In tlit city: Wtiu.im (i rnnnorhan teen In Srdnev nnw over a month and MtR not been able to uet on a match The AnMr-uihii oarsman win not row hi in for the champion-Miipbei-ftip lm m 111 no wav entitled tolt, thoujth many win row liim fur any honore he iniy ppmcm 1 nod aftrr thfre has bei n nme to mn for the champh nnhlp ho wn, pet a rbance Hut the AtntfitUaiin wo.uid no ntnpiv inolit'iaUi.w him the chance of taklnu u ulth out anv fun. and tlien themsehee havm trun ull over Hit world on the chance of getting It ajraltu l om.nr made a match tith Stansburv ot ovdne on April IS. iiUieroKediu June, but nut for the champiuimtup of the world" The vfitt)(jfi,iwiarilut April eeai" "It reemaan If tho fpin O'Connor had the other day on the Jarrawlth lUMardP l to bo the imlv chance Auitralla mil hnvo of periiig thu Canndlau tculler In a ajrtr boat, ah heap. t'4-ttrs quite unable to arrange a match Watum, McLean m hacker now refuaea to row u'Oonnnr taten ttiat Kemp haa ctiallemted him. ot'onnor 11 very much annoyed at Ihla, a" he ch.illenged Kemp thneneekH before McLean did He ti now witling to row nv one and to put hln money up The Wttiiiiint i.r April lit unyi Thetnilllntfcham' plotmhlp queithm hax itnt Into a hopeleiil mixed ntate. which In not l erhapft tu be wondered at. seeing that the f-eiii.emeu who rule tt.e rieMlulct ut o.irrntn h.ie a loul.li pttrt t piny- to poRta liefon- lh public h npurl lm 11 and at the name time make nn match for their pro t-trcs unleM thev enn clear!) i-ee jCj for nery tin they rtalt. .Matternu imd Kemp were matrhetl innnunpi rhtuMy hurried munner to n tho leant or it when the tiew r cHmc iif O t uminr tntendeil mIu and tho way that Mol ean'H backers have wriggled out of u match with the Canadian (.ii the pretext td accepting Kemp challenge in little iliort or di-gracotul Kempt-admitted to bo li ferlor t both Vcl.e.111 aud stutuhurj. nnd none but a horn Idiot ran bellcto that Kemi tmi'kir who will never die suddenly from enlargement of the heart ii willing to bank htm In eartien agnlnm Mc l.eaii. who proved htnuelf tube nuch a liver when he paddled anuy irom Matternon jhe other day .So the Kemp MtLejii match la evidently only a pretext t avoid Klvlng O'Connor arace. I.en If O Cnnnor ha tieen t t.Ume at tlmea, n match could eaullv have teen arranged 11 getting 11 bit' w ere not the main tugrodl- iit of every rontract made by Ihe aquMlfi wire pullera. iro'tonnnr does ret h match on It will b nn ing to the indignation excited by the tactic of the aqimtlc ring here' Thr Atiiliintu) ICcndy lor "Work. The Atalanta eight-nnred crew will lenfe for New Haen on TliursdaN night, and on Friday they are to do their llru apln over the lour mile courhe. Their boat la anew paper one. made by Waters It wai christened the David Hanka, the ether dnv In honor of the man who was the Atalanta a President In 171. rapt. Von Kaden met him lait week a tm after they had talked awhile about the chances .f thn lm a onituden atd. Jokliigiv "Well, Mr Hanka, I suppose you 11 do aome thing for them won't jou"" 'Crrtilnly, I will, ujid he What did that boat cot oii I'our hundred dollara," replied Von Raden. "Well. I ti aend on mv check fr tho amount." said Mr Hanka An llie did ao. "That 1 why wo called her the David .tanks," said Von It ad on. Yiichtlntc. Down at South Brooklyn Mr Charlea McDougal'a Owl ofthe.New Jeraey tleet la being last put In tliape. She will be launched In a few dars. The Hoop Minnie. Messrs Ilelneleln and Clark. waa put overboard on Ihurnday Her aalla hae been bent, and she waa given a trial on Saturday. Lp at Fifteenth street, lloboken. Mr. Glvernand's Fleam yacht .Nirvana la belngtfast put Inahape logo Into commiaaion. Her bollera ami engines are being over hauled, and the painters expect to tluteh next week. The acht aklpoers at Tobo's wharf have arranged for a game of base nail. Mno men from the steam yachts and nine from the who gu on aalllng craft wilt play at Tebo's lark, fool of Twenty-third atreet, llrooklyn. ut an early date. The new sluon Hose Marie, built by Wallln Gorman for Mr. J. II. Work, was launched on Saturday and yeaierday ahe went out sailing. Her fine m uric gratified both owner and hullder. Mio 1a an able and romturiasile boat, and the cult of s-itts that b&w) er made tor her fit her like a tailor-made dress Up at New Itochelle on Decoration Par there Ik to bo a grand race for the and 3' foot (.lasses of sloops nn I cutters for a special prlre offered bv the uluo. Tho race will be sailed over a aeventeen mite course, from u point oil Kcho Uland to and around KxePUtion Light and Matiulcock buoy, ai d return over thn same uours. The atari will te at 1 1. M. At the New ,lerey CInb houne, foot of Tenth street. Ilobnkcn. the Omwier. .Mear Hell; Thorn. Mr. Klnrey. Pertha D, Mr. Dlerkiug, t'harm. Mr-Ketrham. Vib burd. Mr. Poraer; Eddie. Mr. Salter; haglo Wing, Com modore Scott Trankle, Mrf-mrn Dtetzennud (ireten. are being thoroughly overhauled, and all will be In com mts'ion within the next ten 1 as. The cutter Clara lies on Wlntrlngham's ways, having a new 'heath Ink of copper put on her bottom. She shone llko Imrnxhel cold In the sunlight vefterdav, and experts agreed that ahe would be an awfully hard boat to heat this summer Alongside tho Clara la ihe Aulea, she ia having her hull put In ahape for tn.r coming race on Decoration Day with the Agnes. CusbliiB' Hold Tul It. 'So Gibbone Ptill wants me to go to San Francisco to fight him." said Mike Cuahlngon Saturday after he had cashed a ticket on Gray Dawn that called &for 514a "He sa)sthat tho Occidental Club will hang up a purse of SI iM, Well. I must fay that I can't see an) satisfac tion in his letter to Tna Scn. I notice that he says noth ing about covering my deposit of J I (jo, that has been up for over a month, to make a match forfl.oooa side Can he think that my bicker will allow me lo run all oercreatlon'on hta word that a club :t,i-oo mile away will hang up a rurae when cluba at home will offer as good or better inducements 1 And he only mention a purse t What secuiltv have I that he win meet me after 1 have travelled the, continent? He might get that ter rible malaria that Kiev have out there lu han rroucisco The las; time 1 saw him he would not fight for less than Sl.iaiuaalcie c.ihbons la nothing but a -wind bag." lie don't want to tight me he don't daro to tlafht me. and he can't find backing toiltrht me 80 I gueaa we'll neter meet. If he eerdoca. alt he haa to do la to cover my deposit. 1 ntll the 1'aterson people show some algu of sincerity they will not be worth any attention." Irtnh-Antrrlcnn Athletic Club. There was a meeting yesterday of tho Irish American Athletic Club at tturlgan s HalL The new constitution and by-laws were discussed and finally adopted. Though the club has been organized three weeks It already numbers 14r member. It was decided at yesterday' meeting to purchase uniforms for the club The members of the club decided to go to New Dorp, P. I next Sunday tor a game of football and hurling. J S Mitchell, the famous Irish champion athlete was made an honorary member or tho ciuh. Munlmttiin FlMilntr t'luli'n Election. At the annual meeting of the Manhattan I'Dhtng Club, held nt their new club home at Pleasant Plains, 8. I., yesterday, the fo lowing otllccrs were elected for the ensuing jeir IMward Coppers. President James Thompson, Mce ."resident. .1 a, 1lardon. i-ecretnn Thomas J. Harry. lreaurer Hxecutlvo Committee llaeltlue Hamilton. John C. Abbey, Jame 11. litilly. John A. Doouer. and John T. Wurdlev. The American Shoo Unix Annoctullnn. St. Loci 4, May is The shoot of the American Shoot Ing Association yetlerduy resulted Match I Ktichteen entries. First money won by Tucker, second by Stewart third by Fayette. Me? er and Parlo. Match "-'--Fifteen entries. First money won by I-av ette and f Tucker, secum! by llamlan, skinner, an 1 Stewart, third by Pa?le Match 3 First money won by hudd. second by Ma)er and ttuble, third by llaggerty. MateiM 'lwIe entrioi Hrst money won by Huble, second by tteuarl Hhnntlnz otri. TheZettler mile Club will Iiold tho form opening cf Its new ijUtirter on May j7. At a private rest match last week A r Hunt score 1 llHoutof l-'U, M. Kimle, IPI. tt II listed. .It and K Puase. IP'. Ii Waltlier gave nn eintbition of guh-k firing at the range, .idl Henrr on eiturdav ntglit i..ng cuibro Marline wltn three pound tnggrr pu.i. in lt trial he made 'J-'H (,ut "f J m ,ni!',"t,l. f'i. second trial. 2:tl In 1 dJ minute, an 1 -1 tho ihirtj, .j. In 1..1- minuter again. AiSAiv. May -The Northport f.uii Club of New Vork city has been iii.'Tp.riicd.wiPi I rneat i.ort Ing. D William Meiiuinedner I erd nuid I Schmidt. Auguatll, Tremel. and Su l.ol.u I ng 1 a irualf Iho parllcular nature an I ot.J.ris of ti e cnh are tha en forcement of game and h-tila-.. He pri'pagalioii of game and iUh, and i'e piirc'ma.ii liuuig. and leas ng 01 lands aud waleis tr shooting, llt-hiug, and hunting purposes On Saturday afiert.ni'n l the .f-yard rnne of the Kchueteu Turk -otiih orange ratl Newark. nv New urk marksmen ah-d t'ahoi iiuun. Haeamade the phenomenally h..h nenre of 1 out of the pohiibie I'M-' although ho had two sh'ds outs de ih bmc't ior."lermonig. "Uh all wi inside. Dr lint ken luadH ,,.V The two other to'iiea .nils Uoi and It. Walthcr. withdrew 'ter .'ring u liiuea. A siui'iit oil hand match was a'lotuff in the wiiingut the ett er Hitlfl Club'H range, Hoykoi. defeating Uaiiiier vitti -'4S to'Jil I. m.Hmm'H, Ma 17-riie Mgulir weekly shoot of thi Central t.un t in't wa held to .n Ihe aporl began with the shooting up iT iroreant blue rock target- for tl.i J alt A 1 rh'e got I badge. rr- enok l.ealf, .Irptlu V.m lto and riitt P lai. Jr. broke six ut of ten, 1 harlca Mi rri, c vtti out ot ten, William It Jo lne elewn out of twent-. 1. K. Taber an 1 William D Campleil each eight out of ten HMia Wt-fct Price, iieorgr Cnbierl). aud William L 1'ilce. nine out of on A a.-ceptal." at twenty llvo blue recks fo)oed liedi-rhk He.ilo and Tabor etcii lrkeiM-niv 1 lire Wi'l.amC. I rice broke twenu ne, l.iu'.a Wi-ft Price bml iwcnu ii-itia an P i. nineteen, ticrgo uttjil, fiurt-tii .ittd 1 1 ai.c Morn te Toe match U'lfti-en the Leonu and Spung Hill mi 1 lutM look pl.t it 11 the l-eniiu j round m sta'eii Nl and on satin lav Ihe --mlitn-iiH wire teauia 01 .e. tliirtv I.rgow-M l' li i.'s i-acli Ilvn r.tpa. Anu. lat on rides to gote 11 llie li'il ing leant lout l. ii'-iih 1 Irdb Com dTiug ihat tiiej w re handir-ii 1 ed t n' Plaiiv tsville, the -JT.li.' Hill mark men had HtAaanhnt nt blue rock (heir record wa i.i.lte goon. Tt.e hl.'he-t scoic of the i-hoot was made by Mr ttelch, a remarkably k shot, who broke and mifed 4 Ihe tot a score )fttdy out of 3 birds hol at were l.foiiK-rtraui. Uanta. 2't, Gladwin, S3; Welch, 13 1 1.0 .-er. .'J Tola' 1 1 Spring Hill Huthawiiy, .2; Pearson, 21; Hogart, 'i Simprun, MU, Allen. 17 ltal. luT. The foduvitiigshoois will take place this week- Moudwt-Miigh County Gun nubs mouihty shoot at Dexter I ark Team match Pearl River Gun Hub ts. L'nlon Gun Club or i prm tle.d at I'eari Klrr .N I, Tuesday 1'rixe thootniif. oten lo all under the man ageineiil of the .eitli r Ititle Inb, on the jardd raiu'e -tt V. tt tfirll a, t prcsa Hill I'ark w e .iieiday-Coiilinu.i mi ot the vttler I.n.eltiihs totiJii.imcii t.ttt ery sloit of He vew Vork little r,i,ii a I. t. Mark pUit- 1hnrda, Mou'UU 1 of the IhUHde i.iiu I .li at 1. M lier I'f utrr H'k 1 riu i 1 c 11 a 'or the New ork n -1 li let ren orpatiiie t'liion ndi range Monthly shoot of the Jeanueite Gun Club atthe Got tenburgrace track Opening dav of the Suburban ShofMiog Association'! tournament at cjaremont NJ live birds saturdaj second da at Clareuiont, shooting at aril &claJ target. II AS mi ALU tt Two Crack Flnxerft or St. I.ntiln Invad th B Cltr or llrooklyn. jH Tli e conrt of the llrooklyn Handball Club had two jKl raiher distinguished visitors on Saturday in John J. HB Uroderlck and Thomas ltanlfan of St, I.ouls. Both Kv men are experts at handball, and It Is claimed further Mlvv that Uroderlck i the cleverest exponent ot the tuLx game that the Mound city has ever produced. 11 II 'mBT) stands about 5 feet tt) Inches talk weighs 310 pounds In H playing attitude, and Is the only player who Is known H to wf ar glasses during the progress ot the game, lie U H one of the most prominent and wealthiest residents of H St I.oula and plays the game solely for pleaiare and to H keep him in good physical condition. 'Why.' said haa M "I was a chronic dspeptlc once, and was affected H with throat troubles at the tame time, but B haudba:! has knocked that all out of ma, B and, as on see. 1 am In as good physical condition as a H man wants to be In." The el laiulslan Is certainly a H nneplajer He la a wonderfully hard bitter, poaaeasM JHI excellent J'idument and any amount of stamina. In the match on Saturday he ret et ed the service in every 1 VK game llatiiran la also a clever player, being partlco tfltsV larlv effective as a aerver In this respect halt one of B V the oeat men seen In the Prookon oiirt for a lenf pk V time. Heclatma that he Is somewhat outof practice. f W t. but before the match wa concluded on Saturday no BL showed that he was competent to handle himself In any 77a I1 company K MM The principal attraction was the match between Hroa "Jk erlck and llertiard Movuade, (lotham't favorite player. JfcTBtf. and llaniranniid I'htitp smith, the latter being an old mm time st l.otil player tour games were played, and the (ffXVl amount of good w rk exhibited was something tin usual DJi. to llrooklyn etith'is.aals. The tlrst game had a rather B surprising ending one time Uroderlck aud New IB Vork'a "old war horse led their opponents by 15 to 7. H Hatilfaw'a hard srlce to the lert corner netted him Bl euht nee making the score all. McQuade trH brought hla score up to 1H, and then llanlfan scored flvf H acea on service, with but one to go. Smith missed wMMm an eay in play, mil then McQuade ran the game out. BMM In the second game llanifan's aervlce waa severe, and H with fifteen area on th tt play alone waa enabled lo win fMMt Ihe game. The third game was atoutu contested, but MM Prodenck did some hard tossing in llamfan. who waa MMMm totallv unable to get the balls The fourth game wa lVJ probably the beat plated of the match smith and jfC lirodcrick were theoulalde men 'Iliero were nattier m nus instances ot prettv lu and out plajlug. but al nn MfaV time llrokerlck and Mcijnade hd the cat) by a score r BlBA is to?.. In llanllan a seventh hand he gave a sample of ftVA effective tossing by making 14 out ot 10 acea on that w EA play alone. The score. wMMWM riHST flAMK. Hl McUtiada 1 (V 3 8 B-H H Uroderlck a U T IBI Total. 21 H Ilanlfan 2 1 2 H ft IS Smith 0 0 2 u j Total 20 IB Aces by service Mcuade, VI J Uroderlck, ltanlfan, H airoto imf, B McQoade 2 o n 1 2 ft hW Uroderlck 4 1 l 2 0 ivR Total U ttK ltanlfan A 4 4 4 8-20 XT Smith 0 O 0 1 1 Total 21 WM Aces by service McQuade, 2; Uroderlck, 6; Han If an. MMMm Ttiian (jamk. H McQUide 1 0 0 2 14 H Urodtrlck 3 7 0 217 IB Total 21 B Ilanlfan n 8 0 1 0 0 H Bmltb 3 U o 3 13 IB Total 15 B Aces by aervlce McQuade, 1 Prodorlck, 14; Ilanlfan. H 7; smith, a H rOCHTH GAMP. B McQuade tl n 0 0 1 o. I HI Uroderlck 1 117 0V 3-17 HH Total 19 jH Ilanlfan. 0 n n 1 0 0 1017 itV smith -2 I 1 0 u U 4 A1B Total 2? Ajf Ace by aervlce Uroderlck, fi: Kantian. 15; smith.:). (PY On Tuesday next Lhamtdoii asev and Thomas llant- A t fan will play John tlrodcrlck ami Itcimirl Mcyuade. aB Phil Caey umlertook to deTeat .John Malcolm and MgBrj Philip Smith, but failed the pair putting the champion L ton severe test, and heal him by hoorcsuf il'). It Baa 21, audl'l-lU. mR The old South llrooklyn Hand Hall Court of William JK Courtney 1 at 1H. Centre street waa lley with games i-flPf on --aturday. Ihe chif event watamatch between Wxfr Peter oiinollyHiid Hobert Hoie;agahnt William Court UBk. nev and Jolm Connolly It proved to b one of the best IB games that haa been p-ayed lu south Urooklvu fur HR j ear-, and Connolly and Kotos promise to make a IJTj strong team. The score: K Connolly and Hole 21 15 21 rV7 JH Courtney and J Connolly ltl 21 10 it H William Hrandenburgand Hubert Uoleawre dePatet In the beat two tn three games bv Pennta Itnrdnn un I MJ Hlchard McDonald. The gamo was cleverly piaed, QH and the victors had to work hard George llonley aud WB John Carmodyof the llrooklyn Handball Club playcu VM a rattling good game with Henry William, a relative sy!l of the famous iitllj Uags. and Kd Stanton, the reault being in favor of the hrookin Club membera Kd VW' Hawklni and John Hagley beat I'M Dougherty and Jr Jainea McCleary three out of tour gauien and then Si Thomas Lynch put the screws to Thomas Cu'Iey in IB w three atralght games IPvf d Ldward Hawkins, champion of the Flint Athletic, ij ofTera to play Timothy Uradv nr Jimr o'Lcary a m( match, the beat of ulna gamea, for J-i asid-i. k The ThlntlcM Outklck tlie NimiMirells ut j5 Footbull. Ufc Veaterdav's football match between the Thistle and jS Nonpareil Football Clubs of this citv was we!l ron Is tested. The grounds of the Nonpareil Cub at KMge- M wood were in fair condition. Thn Thtstlea p'aje I for W the first three quarters of an hour aanist the w tnd tn twelve minute Wylle scored the Hist goal Cor the Non- pareila Cameron did excellent work at (,-n.tl for the &r Thistles. In which he was e'uallel t.v (,orv:n ulioile- m fended the other goaL shortly before the t.ret f-r:v (iva Jg minutes were up the score waa ttel, u a cue link l A? Adams for the Thistles. 4 When play waa resumed the old c'lam; 1 n h it th fiV- wind In their lavor The Thlstlea senrei t ilrft coil JK In thia half aftur twetuj hi mi n t,-, .ar,) .iai ami increased their points by anotiitr j il 'I -ec riiin ,t m IB later. Then the Nonpareils r- th Im I up tie i. d. tB 11 and ilenderaon kicked a trotl aft-r ainrti u arl- hint W. I scrimmage. The last goat w.i. m m i-y the Thit'fi UT on a corner k'ek. uinl wart allow Hi. i-ic rr-lt-ff who IBS 1 after giving iii decls on dliii-uMr1 thai t m liad bein WI up for nenrlv one minule Jbtv The teaturcs of the game were t'gno! paving of JiJPt' the goal keeper the work -1 l- j mi. ((uder-ou, VvA Adams and.lurl tu tie inui-i,. and the sirou X kicking ot Patrick luy.jiidc ari:i flu Whrellnr. jf. The New Vork HicycJe Culm, 1 ti- n team In the let road race from New ltorhl t J ML. one hundred and eighty entri4 x I .v, I fen rrcelved X for the J'ulitnau ro-id r-ue on Mi :a li. C nthnnt of lb'( Dnrch"-('- .If. vi In I lub will fjfc bear watt Mng in ll.e I'ecoration Payioad race JRv Jnneph loiodmati, the w eii-kim u member of the J Hartford Wheel 1 lub. a 111 u-utioi. I r.d.i, and Sal- W. urday Ilaciug wheelincii dnubt vrri mucli il iijUlsi" llfe'j W8 will rea'ie hi ami'iif n in bcit w.ndle a lu their Sh opinion the latter n bv far tl.. 1ms. nun. Jig A re. eptim wai tendered b. tho liud.011 County my W he iineti to tr.ur inpufii. t Ii. 01 IhursUy JKe cietlog .ii. at I-H leiidvurc. on tla oc. atiou 11! Ii.s fl-w LirtLil'iv. A 1 loir ey "chtlt isof the New Vnrk IM'-ycJe Pih rod) A 0 trial '"I e on the Spring al e ir.i 1. on -iti.rdv lu As three miuuten an 1 ho eciMiiH w incn. toiiiidf ring' the VmW ci'iidiiion oi th track wsui-f -.ij' VK M The Hrookhn Wryrle Chili, un' r apt. Fuller, and Jt the hlnga t tointv W ha'm-n, 111 charge nt cmjil Mur- Iri2 i.( 1 ifiicd the irvimtoti rm r enter lay, the 39 Prooklin CIutnilMi taking Mi t a'.iwoh. Mootclalr. an W the orange riding dlirlct. flic II 11 ian Comity Wheel i meiMitUed r.nglcwood where ihe w re met by the 1 mrlewood Cltiti and piloted owr the rsiini: district in y j that vicinity The Mauhnttaii Uh-j (ie ciuti h h) Hi fir fM I usipooeii run t oney Noind A mi ruber of .Sow Vork. 'w 1 liiverai'Ie. liar em and Kiiign (onuty ttheolmen took w I in tin-Tirr tow 11 trial. Mr u. Wim N ...Mayh-.Tie nr t snnusl race I meet of the Kmklnnl Comitv tt ii- 'jiih held at 1 thispiai e j enter Hi yuite alargf numi.-r of New Yiirie J and lirookl 11 wheelmen wer i-uh-ih Altluiiigli the 'X track "a lu nn unfit ciidltioti mine exciting tonteau s took place in the bic c.e r.nd alii e n- e -ii a. Afitoinr g the pr iirneut rider 'nti-r"d n t.i 01- vole ei-nte R were Oakx. II A C. MaUt rn-n P 1' and llev M lie. ker N V. H. C. who eif4ll. dc.a'.d the other M competitors. Iho race were a fnii.wn one 111II1 Lq bicycle, open I' Oaku. If. A C f'.mi. W J. Mas- ja terson. II It c, second Time. :t 1 1 one him M 4 drcdards hatidi ap-V Vanlleeikuk first J D Oak- flS Ie, aecnud I wo mile bicvele r.uJf open Ji Oakca, AX H. c., first W. ,1 Ma'tfrH'iii, P II C -erond. lime, WV, u. 37' j Two hundred and twenn jar 1 dai-h h-indlcap W' '1 Kenralng, first, t Hughes t.ccnu.1 Time 2iW lav. V. II ilf mile dub. handlcap-l P. n'e ir-t, N iiardl- J5? neer i-ecoiid. Time. 3 :w Half on e run I. D Oakley. flfL tiMt. 1, 1 de second. lime, j Tif, loiemito bicycle, club handicap N anlinccr, rrKt 1 D "ie, aecoij.i. True. -1 1 j tj hntries were re encd from in rnneranf tt e I iu ewood and Hoc k land 1 niniy w he iinen who wt-reuuabe to hold the paco with Hie New York ant l!rokln men it.e oillcera of the ii.iv were F. M. Demarest. F W referee. Meosrt Keep and Armstrong, B starters, and N. Gardlneur, scorer B novits or .;.si;i I Meeting Academy of Political Science, Columbia Col H lege this evening. H tree ledure "Shop Girls aud Their Wages," at Co. iJB lurnbla 1 ollege, on saturdav evening. May Jlf homau comedy In College Theatre at St. Francis oBk Xavlcr a College, on Thursda, evening Va) 2, bW I.ugin- ert' lub n reception t armj and niy ofilcer V JUW'fBi Iwentr nliiih street 1 -eda evrnng. t Formal opening of the i.u'i rooms of the New York JB. Telettraph t lub, :i'J Cortlan.lt ntn-rt thu ewiiing. jBK TMrn second ammersan Packard Musinesi Col Tiffi.1 lee. Metropolitan I', era lio e Tuesday eteiung. jm Special meotlui; an I lecture oft'- Arcln "logl. .il Initl 'B tlltilte of Alllerl'a it t'rdatnl 4 -iH",'e thl .Millig. H l.av.ng if the c raer sti t. of thaiielof -t Agnes. H Nlneiv aiC'Ud a reii and N irh a-enue I 1' M todiy, VM I-ecn.ie -Milliter to App. m 1M0 .O'ing Men H Cliristuu AssocUti n llal.ll '--da. evening May:'.. m Su I il retiuii'ii I'Mfie aoi tJi nmii of 'he Normal m 'n College .11 thn. il'ue diap-i 1 r day afternoon May ai H m Summer-night s tcsnv il of iheoiinteer riramens H lm Sous' Aseociation, at Suler ft Harlem itiver Park, on V Jp Wedueo'Uy, Ma .1. V j I.ectu-e or Oeo'ge F Knn' "n T'ie International A. I Ilxhihlttoii. pari nt Ham ton Ha I, toluiuu-a iWi I Collt-ge this evcking VV Strawberry fest val of Ihe Aim! ar Society of the 1 llrbrea' sheltfripg Guardian "rihan A)lum, Lenox L)t-ti:m this evening f. C Coniinencetrfn' excrrpe of the radut ing clam of u thn ir lining -rh .0 lor nr a 01 uruied with the Post Br Grad .ate Med. ai H. h'iniar.d 'I' -V ul. U-J rest thirty fl fUlh street, Ihmsdaj even ng Mu .'J, B ioliinn ffacMc. I NOTICE TO FISHEKMEN! h 1 1 r pun i:h iv ifiiiiM run lavii. "K it ij -it tlrlp -l' 11 liamlioQ 1 v r 1'uii IE. is iji. 111's altli J r ftratlp I 1 f(i..'. Ir,i- I .1 r nr, .1 I I1...S 1 in Weaa-'sli I ..la -fuiit Ail i ..i..: trip-J '1. 1 II.I-. llOjS Wll'l ftlril ll,- Ml",. '1' H. AhllMMl f V. l.iu uewiiui) Mril'.U Km. I. l iitill, .mra li,t IB a. I.arne anelr nf Woml lice,. 4 c 7k' an! H iw.cli. -euil -r stamv fpr lllntiraiea Htbluf 1'acHI. UB lalaloiue fur Isui tuitn ev.uliiri i B l. P. MAKHTF.HH, 64 Court at, nearCH; II aJ. nrookljo, D.t, 'I

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THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY 10, IfflO. 7 I UOVaiMMITtia JOff BATISFXKV. Mm Thar Hr the AKrecmriit I Not K,ol, aid H Thr Tbrxnltn Another HI .rlke. H The llouson)lth' IVnlon and the bin Iron Jmw rnnnufncturors nro n,';nln InfBput oror tbo JR' question of wncos. .if n mtr&Uns hold yestor- fM jay In Clarendon IT aM Uio criavances ot tho I TTtj men wore illscuesorY Tlio spoakor enld that WLw AJ tbo yenr's niirooine it fllcnoJ by tho iron mnmi- M facturern on Mny-io lmil boan cenornlly vlo- H latod by tbo Ijo-fl0N and. tluit eomo doclsho Tm notion was nocr snry. The liousosmltha ear II thnt ft "ronc'' jiiBtmj'ton wostilncod upon u IS certain nrtlfll'o to tiro ngrceinont by tho Iron U mnniifnctiirr ,re, nnu that men's wages In ronny Hj Instances w em unt down Instead of being nil- MM vnncod. A.echdulohnd boen nrrnneed topny mMW durrlck rr.Ni. 1,1 ri ilay uml tiolpers XI'IS. An- MW other M,(ttJ'on In thunurooniont provided that M ciuteldn, ,len not considered lioufocmlths, H ehoul'i Ijo putd 12.25 n dny. an ndvanco from b JI.B" It In on the Intornrotatlon of tulsclntiso H tni'thocrlovnnooaof tbo houaesmltbo hlnKo. Bv ;r ray Hint tho Iron munnfacturors hnro tMT rvorlnilnatcd nifalnet oxperloncod workmuu )Hg- l e their nupllcntlon ot this article T Tho union llstoned to about sixty grievances mm ifoelerJiiy. the principal complnlnta iiolnn dl- icctoduRntnxt J. II. A. J. M. Cornell, roulson .V H I'por, and tbo Jnckton Architectural Iron 'Mm Works. Thn Committee on (Irluvnncoi rni H directed to Iflt tbo Iron rnnnufncturors to-ciny HB and doniand that tbo men's lutorprotatlon of HB tho aiuvdUioiit slcnoil on .May 10 bo strictly nil- HI hored to. 'Ihurn will be n conference of cotrv H mitlom from tho HousoBmttlis' Union anu HH from tho Iron manufacturers this afternoon at MWk 3. U. X J. 31. Cornell's oinco to eottle things if JHHT possfMu. Tho bouFosmithsdtroctodthelrcom- K mlttoo. In tho ovunt of tho refusal of the Iron f.W men to ncoede to tliolr demands, to Institute a S'f utrlko Imtuediatoly. Nhould this hnppen, tbo J'.' liouflcsmltln say. carpenters, masons, and HH plnmlioiH would novo to stop work on mnny H bitlldlncA, nnd not loss than 16.000 mochnnlcs M wonlil lis nlToctrd. Tho hotiBosmlths will hold HH a special niofitlni: on Tuooday nlKbt. HH C hartas V. I.ubsdorf. walking delesate of HH tho tin nnd shoot iron workors, said yesterday HH that tbo xtrlko In the llnyeB skylight works nt HH "71 Ushtli avenue, which has boon in progress H for twoweoks. bus been nmlcnbly sottlod, and IM .that tho men will roturn to work this morning. iTH TIZJt J.A XVAiS AtKKI JO HTU1KK ASIStf. fflV .Aeuif4 or I.eitlnK Their llelpnr Ont of K.'K. Ih Setllemeiit They Mude. 9) At yesterday's moetlnc of the Central Labor jta L'nlon tlioio wnsacolllKlon botweon tho Hein- B son Labor Clubot Tllo Layers' Helpers nnd H tho Mosaic nnd l'ncnustlc Tllo Lnyers' Union. VW Ikjth of thoso ort-nubntlous went out on striko H fomo time nqu. and tho domandsof tho lnyers tM wero compiled with nnd wneos increased from H t't.oD to Jlnduy Tho lners'bolpcrs charue lH that In nrrimfinc ascttloment the layers on IH tirely neuloeted tbenu In tbo matter otout-of- 11 town work tho helpers any the layers refusod 11 to carry their own helpers, nnd Instead hired IH loenl ine pel fenced workmen, leaving tho or- mm cmleil helpers without work. Tho helpers 1H even ay that sumo or the I ill orb wont bo laros AH to tefu-e am union helper. IV The (vntral Ijiber liilcin almost unanl- IsM mously coiidomnod tho tllo layers tor sottllnu J HI tliolr labor ililleretices wltljiiut consultlnetho all Intore-its of i bo helpers. The socrotary was (j direetod to islt tho Tllo l.ayora' Union and Mm request that. ii u-.0"ibor cen-o work until tbo 'JJf demundi ol tho l.oners aro crauted. Tho '3 shops wl.orolilo lasers nrosutdto boworklna K. without union Iiolpeisiurn those of T.Asplnwnil Wk A i o..J. b. i onover .S. Nichols A Co.,KlrtIaud 4K A Andrews. W. II. .fackyon, and .lauray t Co. X Tho urnnltM euti.-rs piesentoil resolutions. ,flH which won-inlopteil. I ocottlnc tho Now Kite- ?HR 'and Rinmio jii me doim;bujnoB in Xowork. "ML which it is n 'Jecnd, luno objected an orcanla- I Hon to niisa. tbo movement for nine huurs, Hj .'ind aiu attojDpttxiir to Aiduco waucs. H fJilM: ai e ASI I.ISK 3IKS. J The ltntlle ln .Krcp Hie Former From Fish. Hj I c In IUniitle ltuy. JK Thero promise to bo n liely time nrouna P Jamaica Hay t'jt, woek if Gov. Hill signs tho JR r'tndlor bill, w fijti, j.rohibits tho takins of Hsu M thore oxcoiit oy book and line. .TnmosWansor. Bi-) the most nc' jvo ot tliOMiuo flshormon at Ca- jri nario. in nhocntlne tho rlchts of tho selno H raon. has cvun ttail at work Rotting signatures to a petit j,m aSklnR Oor. Hill to voto the bill. Ho sho wcj ,t iBt of nenriy 1.000 names to a Sun re ,r",rter lesterday. and said they were all ,r,?.8't'' nts of Catmrslo and tho nelehborhood. H Ibis with other potltiwiiH from Flntlands. aro too joarried up to the Governor this woek by m us K'ii.iU'niniuittee. Gov. Hill has sent word m n t Ino will reseru his decision until he hears otn the eolno mon. H "If this bill becomes a law." said ono of H tbom. we will go nhend nnd fish for our llv- lng just tho hiime. 'Ihe town ot Ilatlands get M. mK'ed from the Mate many years ago which Jfi (gives it the right to uso there waters, and wo mr can t bo deprhol of thoso rights now. He- If! isiUes. tho bin i-peclfles that we can't use Ja- niaica liny. Now. technically this stretch of wvater hre Isn t.lamalcaliay at alL That is a i good deal furthor east. I Wn am going to retulinto on thoe hook-and- Jr-r", 'lino men. ti ir the hill passes. Wo will swoop BIT' 'down oi tli'-in Miii'lmP mill bare thnpi up bo- Mk fnion.IiiHti u f tho l'eaco for violating tho Kj. Minday law. Vn ()cron huckinvur lle.ich, nt IInmniill'3 stn- n linn, the hendiunriers of tho book-and-llno IH limn nnd of the .Ihiii.iIc.-i Bnv 1'rotootho A'Bo- M cmllen. It vns Mini lostorday that no more IH iiii-etincA would be held for tho pieotit. If tho H bill Ihcoiiii'h a I iw there is to boa big clam- bnko as u glurllli'Hiion. Tho association in M tomi" to I n li iv eoiistiiblns appolntod and to M keen iip a strict p.itml of tlie Pay with steam H luuni.he.1 il tlio seliu mon nro ruled olT. jH 'I In l.it ill' ICefere. H Tlec inVref uirr ippilulel lu caw la tbo Stau U ILl-lia .1 l.lltl .la .1 Cl'a H l IM Vk lurKT H Itti .'.'y. lawren'. V ewt iVi? J'.lclinpH nil "."ii'- .Anil(ron I'rlco 9l Ncwiii.hi iki. Mm aril Tliomno II. Hodman. m iiiiie.it:i ituf. oeorifo n Noucli. l 1VIIA.1I U.Mlol.l- H Hut U ;tlinir rtn.li i mi MiKiTttiu Tin odore Connolly. MalKi nt .vver.K W. Well. m Mi nkfii a.'i I i'.i I I"' Vuril. Muttrr n ilh lleril Hfniie TI era" P. Wlrket. 3 Hri "t f 'ilMem'teio. f 1 rtuiiiiiul Hri'h ...AiidrAw J, J'err. H 1 rio i.Ui. t e, mi ,T It ttnltniau. jM llllsra.i.t 1 flrkl J s. Poiworllu 1 Mat 1 1 nr llln .'ohn a Folo. I M.iUrr aiiiii r H M.htovor Hruii4n'i llitiv li. K. Aliilrewi. HriU.it 1 .'i 1 ii.m-i: i' II. hcliell l.olrs.'t t illiirll 11 II f-clirlt. H 1 ori-ir.Ui"li li Drllelaf. K. II. i.liIL B "iiwi.Mn.'i. 1 ,iimc 1 1." 11. HurriH. H i mt 1 u'l-r I li-ctrl n. Co h. II. Arnold. n Jletro'io'itau 1. Ins ii .iirl Mi H (I'lcki'ii Heorffe B Newell. H .Tetter .t4rt viere. Imai ironinio n Roiilii.uii K.'i M11III1 hrfderick Mm In m Mailer i'( Jor 'nil Ittl McM Spier H 3Ioii.nn nil .l.i CharlilA. .lackion H Matter of IUiiiiid l.liiutt .sandford H Mnrviii .liru Mimlh K V ri. Ullrer B b Irturtll Hilt, liilllun, M T McMahou. Jm I u Juilyr llarrnu MH Paucork am Archaril rioorno P. fimlth JB llahceck afft l.entillion (leorrf P. hmltu. riVii Lord ant. Leiittllinn ...l.eorire 1. Suiltii. "l Mullock ifU Miillmk (leorve P SoillL. m 'i Kllnf ant. 1'lildoi.L W II. wmli "iJSa Matlir of JUIIeu iV. II. WUlia. fB Mutual Life Iniiirame i o (leoria II Nawilt I "WMtner at. Venter I. O. nolllni H el rMUOIl coiar. H Uv Jutly Tiivix. IU11 gt. fio.1 p. B. Van Vorit. H Lauriiiairt l-aurltr. U. M. Van lloeiin J .llobmtiiU at-Jiiiiiu. J. M Sinitti. H reMKuv TLKAI. H On JhJw Ikili Hitler of llutiiier R. M. Ilenrv Xaialar t. JUr.li.ll K. U. lliury Jl Court t'uleilUuro Thlo I)u. Scrama Curat (Umih.l Tnaa Not. 1103, 117, I s I V 1 II. Ibl, I6H, 171. I M, KT. us, lul. 101, IU7, 10 loii V I IIU. III. IH. III. I.1". Vii. li'H, I.H 111. CH1HM...J. bjAk Motion calindar. i 1 io M. called at 11 o'clock. PBn, i Uricm. TiKtj Part I PimurririNoa ion ym UHl lis. Law an I (ai'l Not. tail, lala, CT7. WH P.Kr 11. 1 I Clear, liomurren Vol I J I iia. I aw and (act oi I IJIH, 8IH 417 KJ". 7UI, ti SiJ, 6.'i. 111. HI3. fill, T' IVi, i.i-i kfl, iim, l-H Vrj' mi avs, I3S a 'J, aim fiaifir-l'art 1 -riair. .sua iiil -Dal. -7. In. 31A lull I'd, IJIH, I3e 3541 373? Sd.a, I lira1-: U..47. .1. IUJ4, I'll, ,nl. tli.s ,1711 M Ml w.'. J.'3". i.l, Part II -Clear Calendar ailed aJB 1 113 1' il. Noi I Kill ;i:m 701 71 J, :i5(.', 11M7, I,-,, 17!4, aui lupi, ni7, :mi 7U7W. wmu, im nii ion, I7.li, H45 1741 in.ui,, 'pjTJi. i'mii, :i;.ri, um lUI, S.-.V1, 17-Jli. I4u7 Part 111 -Cleur Nil WM BJai ail. 31.'. 111.1, 314. 'UAI 3JIU I41lf, JIH4. IH7S. fil5. M 1MI, l,ii, I i.'4, I!i'i4, 1 1117. IlilH IU(, l40, II4L Idwi I'in4 107. IU77. Ili'm Part IV.-Clear. Noi IR.K loii S7-i.HIil. 1.HH. iHJi, iul. 740, 11. Im.A IseiO. IK.4 irjij- 1 Spiik.iii Cut r. nmi of Mimim llorcan and llaulolo Parkei In A 1 Per irot)ate Willi of Anna 1 Ware.SlhU li Tllbb I une Hut A A. ll)er. I.llia' I "lli" "nil treierlia ileuiinlnui. 10 i M I Ctirlitlan Wuriter tlenr A )ckuii auiiIu opiboni llarrlell H lioiu.nei Illa II. scliultz. Marl H. Mil" 1 taiik Uioro liot.kinbeia' and Horn llnrliln. lu 30 I Scrmai Corir i'.ihui Tim.-Adloorned for Ibe inn Bricub Tint VotlODa, Eocitt Taan.-cieir. Noi (U inj. K17 pel lot, 33.", I&1 lit 3(4. 403, 47e. TUL Tll-Part L-O.ear. Noi. 1131, 1374, IUS3, 1.W1. OaA 1811, IJ4i, Vn IMO, 1174, 1437, 1372, lll, Iw, IMJ, .SI. Il.i, 414, ISl UIO. 19W. I41l?140l. Part IL Clear No. .174, :.7 Ijjo 141, 1413. 140V. luii, 141 ll70,b.Hl, 9JH. I3l. 1.14.1. jw, IJ- Hill. 7 1 J7S' m 147. iit. I4in Part III -Can unrlulihei 1 Uomoii Piii-iiraii.Tiaii.-Adiiuriied until lone ii 2 armii. Inn.- Mniioni I uiirr Tina Adjourned i,I IZV" T"M I'lrt I -1'iear hoi I4HA 734 1 17,'ll 1. i. 111.7 K7u. ITHl Sift, I0SU. 1731. l i" n I -X Parr Il.-Adjourned for Our Potrar- r 11 r aj-Moilona Tkul Taa- Part I -1 .ar Jul -.1.10. 707. 77, l70 B63. 7K. 731. JOW. 710. 47J, 7UI.717. 71 aWfcl 7S? I't ll-L CUu. Noa. TW. B70. H77, 474, ItJjYJlffiia ffl, tSwi Mt I6l 1817. tftit iw.' Fail Ili -rJiia? Koa. iom. 43a, 07. imI. see. looe, Joia ion W 1 J2?Aaa-,w4, ,oga' ,owl i r TSii 1 P "w- III MS TttK HEAT KHTA1K HULV. An InerenmM Intrpnt In Hnbnrbnn Prop crly. with Onnd It c mil to. Tbo work hni Jovolopod an IncroaMna In toro6t In Biiburbnn rrorortr. Tfaero Jmvo boen mnnysatos. all well nttendeil. nnd tlio prlcos rocoivoil wero In tho main coori. Tho demntitl for city property scomn to lmo fallen off. Tbo movomoi.t ou '('bnnRe as well us In tho broker's onicohftHDot Jtnprmoih ami iniwra who aro .may to l'u nliort i atu not willing to pay tlio price domnniloil. iirokort' &aloi iucludo: NK YOUK. Wtflxt ilxth ttreti, t to 21ft ir'.it f.v itorjr tcneimiitk bj Joiin i'uk to LuKfiieT Lynch, $i5 iui jauou ItuOWmriii wm one of ttie tmtrn ot to Ator l)ToicrU' ttcfiitly hjU av prhftte run trait Mr biKfk lam lt.ii-cli&tttt ti l liower, fnrsicvtot, una tuo httnat anJm nJ MacJoiu.0 vtrcrti for 5 J" iMt, iittier iarce(iuiJ wer utui Zi ltuitr for liout Kh nJ lti cm. liuiMltiB on tlio nt rtueiiiLor licroC Hofr and Hot loiilre .SiT's for $.o,ijx linr .MmUluam. liu inirche.rt7aiH.jU Water utrcet irom w Amor Iim roohl tlie m to J U UuttfUWtrRvr ntatiAilMfiiae. one or the iiarrl rtietillj loU byW.U. Aster rm braced lx tots on hlffhtecnth anil Mnrtntlt mrprii btlvrecu hiirtitli aim Ninth atenue, ture on i-hc!i trL UaiK I.fie t Hi bujer, ami ritxu thf ftlce .Mr. L only buv the land, wlnrhl ,6aifii until h.ri at fi:u ixr annum trr lot Other larcfia iota by Mr Anor At, which there are lotiir leans, are on UhliiBton aDl LuUlow atrreti horn llroa, hare burctiMM llx lot nn I.uilluw utref t, HU-U'U, (ruin W ABior itr 4n Thn aire li l4'xH7.0ret Loavcaon ttise lot liao ocrl ear to run John U. Foley 4 Bon hare wM for V. Lwlnetnll lleruian, S3 Rowerr. a four atun brick lutMlny. Jxl53 tmt, iorfAiMJ, Mr. Lewinf purcimBfJ thn pro pert y io weak ago trom W. W Atlor lor KW., llonmaii Hron. have purchased ircmt the Maekitute K franklin street a i.Yeatnr tnartie (rout bull J In t, I SSilui feet, un private term. .rt Nwudw, (fandea ban aoM to Edwtu ttolmei HO WeitKift HTcnthiireau a four ator Krllelli ntune and brick dwelllnr JixouxltiIeet and to Adolph Herii heiiuer ll.eit t tft)-a-3 outh lreet,a almllur dwell Jf.'vMayor Bralth Kir ha piirclnwd the two die amry a to re a, yux ni leet each. it and ml .North Muore atreet, from iiuinterliroihera for -.i,.vi Doiia-liia llubinaou, Jr.. Co and A I Marlltiir hae fold for the CatWr e-tate, to MUInm lloppln. Jr. 47 h Flfty-tlilrd ntreeL four "torv brown rtouo Uwel. liiit .VxKjxIii.. for about isu i.ouli Lfne hat purchased from Mr Crndy !I3 and 3t Jaflkaon aueeu fKWHW tor J.um tin uj there ii h threo story tenement on the rriiLai.d a tour limy ten in e nt on the n-ar un the front of 34 It a r.ve story and on the rear rnur story tenement rred A. t'arll has nM Tor Michael H. lilleprle the nreston aiartment houses J.t' and Ml West Tnlrt) first street, ech kM. to Jaioet au Iluskark Inr InIoii aUo for Alex uider Prothen to Marks. i:i West Third street, an old building. l"i7. for i'. IbeestKtcdf U tandell has sold IMt et Thlrt) ninth street, a four-storr. blKhitoon, bronu-stoue dwelling iithx''xUft.forl"i L h il Mone ha sold for MlUtm H. KMHfiy the tle stnrv tenement JJxai'Xiuu 4U .vadion sircet, to ti It Ippert for ft oi Kreler irtenmin hae sold the ti stor doub'e tenement. Jx'-d.I u .'04 l at Kort) foutth street, lur J w Minion to Mr ItueerortJO&tAJ A tHre ha e)Id 1U hast t'ort third street north west corner of Madison avenue a four story brown stoue ilweliinff y'utiiuluo tret Jeterhherldanhasenld the threa story brick private dwelling. t-wiClinti n street, for 1ll.ii"'to David Marx. and has purchased furfT.-VO frnni Mla JennliiBH the rre story brick pmato dwelling, 3jJ -ast Fort) tint 1. co. W Mercer has arid for Frederick llnctumn Secretary en ork avlnk' Hank, the dellln ,t7 West rvetit second liret, to Unas i' Kuper for lflti.Ul I), hempner A Son have sold the live story brown stone uouble l!at J" Nest Fort-serentli street, UxSiU" leet to U. Ink for Wl un Ilenrv Waters his sold to l'r It. M le'dman the flte stor nd b.sement apartu.eut houie, 117 Henry strrvt, sle 23.'7.fxH7 a at Hutxn I.eoDold Kahu h purchased ?T2nnl 24strjMh atreeu 'JXW II, with the frame tmllaliiRB thereon, for tfiU'.&n J'lcken Jk Lilly have sold for .Mrs Klchardsou to Ultc (Tina A Kin? the northeast corner of Lexington aiemie and liiKhtfaetfond street, K7X10J.A for Wuu, for im proement John J. lancvhas snldto John J SnTdamforS-tSLNn the lot, 2AtixKn on the wet ilJe vt Mnth arenae, 151 feet north of 1 Uht-elh street, and the lot. SUxlil x37 x xI5l on the north side ot 1 ighttrlh street, iui feet west of Mnth aei)U, and corn.ectlurf with the rear uf the avenue lot 1 bckhardt has sold for Iaac Hoehm to Mrs J. Fditnld fur $1 it, i 1 the northeast corner of Aenue K and hlevfnth street, a tHe-stor tenement with stores, for the M Uses Pan tela-to J rommersfor sKPiii the nvt--atorr btown stone Rat 3(4 t Fifty first street, for William Kanlin to liuch Kelll) for S.7.UI) 'J Ninth avenue, n lUc-atory tenement with stores for l'r II Haae the tbreestir Hint tasemt-nt dwedlnu 411 West l-orikeeiitli street to 1. A i.Miiraer forl.iioi an 1 for Sirs J. ."chmtd the live mory brown stoue douoie tlat 4r. West honjeljrhth street tor V4 t'harles s Whlia Iihk sold 1.71 Mnth avenue, a five story tlat and nor.. Jurx7.l( feet, fur M l-urloii(( to N Van drr andt for for F. ot to Ueil i D Ieut lUiWci't lO1 ih street, a fie story tut xHl' U revt for uud for Mr or to Henri iia 10.1 West li" th street a similar Hal lorJ'-'''" Klchard U Kfh-r lm roidlfur 1 red Vjers the thre bmk tenemeuts. size jm4i, 7. IHxi 1 eut side of JiroidHav J- f eet s uih of 131tii -.trttet, to I.ltzu bet n A llerrwir inr f.ntn. Itoherl Murray bus sold plot nf nine Jots on the north sldeof Uth street. 4 fft Mentor Lenox avenue, to K T J'mith lor Itmnediatc Improvement Illreti Mr 01 liave sola the three lots on the south si Jo of U4th slrei, 7.fet east ot i-cnox avenue, for 1m provement .1. h Kelly has hold for rharle Riley the flv e stor brown sune apartment boue, ixlm UJWcitfeli tleih stret-U to .fre.I Cue fr r 2 Wllltox A tilhbs have sold to J'hlllp Lahr for about fOtun 4.tl f-asi Kiichi) .fourth street, n three-stury brown stone Uwe'llnc i( 7x .xiiJ fett lliarles s. Kohler ha- soM for ilulln .1 Taylor the Leamlnuien Mat, i" Went I lifhty ninth streot, sl?e jo.4x HJxltui". t Mrs I e en pi hunter cm private terma Kobert Murray has so'd to flioinai -iiiiiti eleven lots on the north sldeof Ui th street, Ko feet east of .-.v entb avenue, for improvement It Is reported that Mr- Mm th ha pure! aed. throush hereon Vlitlfp A ftiuyth 7 bast Uftli etrt et. a thrct atory broHu stone dwelliiu. ItsSxwxHii fret, tor IM.VI) Ym. Hnldwin ha purchased three tots on eventv sKtii street. 1 etween I i:hth snd Mnth avenues (har.es itfthreus tttu sold the tw o tHe storv Mats and stores, J5wSxloJfcet, 1.6.0 and 1.5J7 Mmh uveuue. unoOKIYN. J. P. Moaue hasaold for James X HaMon the three storv anl basement dwelllnir. IBHulxIl Id .Nooie streettoMrs KlVn Uaiilon. fT.ifVt tor Nell MoMulIen the lot, J."mm mi the est side of arirt street, feet north (if Jrieekrr Hvenue. $iVi tor the Kim: County Jinpr'ivemei t Company the uore stilp h vmjf a front az of it iet on tlie east shir of Kinks und avenue reet south ot an Cott areuut., to Annie I chancer. Il.ioo Corith Bros have so'd the two torv frame dweiiinit In-xJ'xhn 1 la) street t r the tlret-n rolnt MvtnRB Hank t" Mia t" I d wards .i the lot, ilx H" on the tooth side of Huron fireet, I J "i feet west of MHiihatiAn uvenue. an 1 rutimnic tl rmiKh the block to th north side of Jndla strtet with the frame buildings thereon, for Msette ltitonetn 1- IS -chwnri?, flO-O the tot '.'.'-kH'i mi the -al ride of Ifobhtns street. 21' feet south or Normau .ivmue for 1 eiU .1 McKcsou to John Larktn, ftiu On tfir Scent of WliUkey. Patrick r Farrelly. a ll'.uor dealer at 4xi rait Thirty fourth street, cot In twenty barrels of Hbiskev on Hat urday. hea he rame to count them there were only nineteen. He asked Detective Slalarkey to find the inls"lnaf barreL The detective learned that Hubert Ileatty, another liquor dealer of a Fait Thirty fifth street, had bo unlit a barrel of whlskev the same day for fj.'i. He chIcI on Heatty who denlfd the report. Malarkey inslte'l on Beanhintf the premises and went 1 Into tho hack yard, where thret- don attacked t iui. He beat ott the dotrs He Mne.li! whlke an 1 nimmairel around a rl'e broken tioxvs and barrel where th-t odor wa strongest He found n bniicen hnrrel -thlwet I withwhUke 1 he head could nt le found A stave was discovered, however th it h"d Hie lumber on It that the mllnfr b.irre! h 1 1. Whoever dtroed th head forn-ot thiit the nmnucrwa) on the slJe ho Alt the parties appenrel before Justhe lord in the York vllle court vesterday. aud licattr was held in fi.iA) Dim 10 answer. Kfllv of IloboUen I'uthetlc Plea. John Kelly of llnboken wsi a witness In a cite at Jetferson Market Court yesterday mornuiir He waa attacked with hiccoufhi so violently that Policeman Connolly akad Mm to step out of the court room Kelly became abusive and w as Inrked 141 lu the prlunn pen on a eh a rue of disorderly eonduct Later, when he Wfit arraiiftud before Justice Hoi .in he said Your Honor, I hope von vou 1 kesp me here. I have a wife, twohorse. two i hildroii, a mule and it coat at home and thej need luwvitiL' utter. Kelly was illi churned. I,olterlnK" Htrlckrn from tlie 1.1 nf, rollcemau Dreen of the Prince street station ar raigned four )ounf women at Jefferson Market Court yesterday inornlnk on the charge of loitering on the "Hid yon see them aldrcfs tnenv1 asktd Justice Iloiran. Na slr.Mald Hreen. "Then they are dlseharced' said the Justice MI hold that they are not guilty of disorderly conduct when merely loitering ov .Sale or to ct iCoun laiul. BAHYLoV la, I. -To rent, furnished rrttne, south side of Lome Island, llahylon and vlclultv. heud for list J. J. KUhlll.Nh. llult)lon U I, 1 OR Sf,F several fine residences, all innlern tm provementa and oeautiful huMdin lots frontlmr on tl e (treat houth Hay i" miles from ew ork ao tMlus daily CHAltLhr Ili.AKI, Amltyvllle. L U "rfor $nt or 0 gict Jflcir frrri. X.10K IlKST-HoarJIni linuio or larir, fainllr houm, tarn, lliacri, 011 IiudJc, fke, J AUJrf.i W N M'lIlT 5jAni.lt. liits nnd imrtinrnttf roohlyii. VTr,TKH Smill flat or 'i ronnia. unfurnUI.nl. loca lion n.ar L'liiu'i Mekatrd rtininii. lent '"I. l ilre.i Li. U. iiuz lul, bun up tuunrfllce, I '.'inliroajirar (fiirnfolitfl gtoom-J JTaJCrt grooltlp, A1.AHI1K HALL HflOM, alia iquara ronin for gen. tleinm ouly. IHI'J I ultou iu, ttiiril iloor from a.U luton av Eo 3:ct tor fluisinrs.i urposin. CMAl.L MlHIi:-! on llmlio'l it-279 llu'lion t,fi J a'io itori en HuJion i'. nor i'errr MU poiula Janitor. a V. P. .IAYNE dt CO.. 88 IVtat 8 ad C.P TO LET-Oftlce. li L.ilneton ar t ibraa roomi tl C'ABDWBLL lIBYNOLlm. MJ ad ar. "II nnnp, 8T.. adjoluinf Mrooklj-n llrlJd.-Aiwi 9fJ bulla'liif. iix itory anil bAieioent. 2tixiuj tlra proof aniliuiM. itcam power anil rli.alor toletto. n.lheror lloon. Apply to TIIOM Art IIBKNNAN, owntr, on pr'niUra, or ofllca, corner L,xmiton av, and Sltuiu rwoiHil Slollrrjs. VMH N rol'I'Li: would Ilk. in adopt a liabr n'rl b,trceu I. and t mould Innulr. Mra, KAi.cll, I tan lit ai goflt auil ountt. tf in BEWAHD for th. rturn ol whit, fox t.rrlii 49 iv aaiw.rlnf to mmi of Harlp. w ltfJWXBU OUOOAS. lUOUitoa plae. IVnntc.1 cmnlfjs. A' "OAPADLK YOl'Nl) WOAN WANTI'.II. who will liatiilir initrnririlln our umltie-i. rau.t u lntl ilint quhk tu l.arn. and iroud ucrmaii and I.niriiiih Aiijilv at Mtiiier letvliiic iiiautiiiio oillce, cor tier It.lli au and 4i)i a AUtl:M'll illltl. for t.nrral hnmtiwnrk and In waih and lrn nn. who I. fund ot children only family lure, city for rummer l.rlnu relerente Calltoday. o. l31eitlU4lliM,actillilllat, weal VI'lllVATf. AMI".nirN PAMII V wanta aalroni: girl for Kfiitral homework. M.' KnftMTth at. 1iinKIllSliMt, -A fewiriiod pmieri and ai'ler.. ho lli.iri'ujlilr uiiileri'KMl H'e.r tnmmm, illi nnd a K 'od I ayliut Job at W. W 4Tl.itn mi.n. 101 lultoli it. IJI.ASK BtlOK KI.W l.l!-, or e.pfricnce. J. II. SlIAW UllLANK HOOK I'll. Mil lanailt. (i)M I'KTCNT KiiRI!liAlf nnd eaoil .nmple makir i n J anirtclal ilrnrern ind featheni iiiu.t liuve fuo I r.r erence.i cnod.alary Aildre. IMruillblt ANU ma.n. ITM'iriiKIi, Mix 111 Suuolhce. DHK-MAKl Hi hiiI nilllliien to learn ttirlaf nla luakliu iia ly wori. ri.ANK AlAMIIl.ttT. lUMIreenem. itliiSIAKINil -linprnver. mil Aiprinilte. waiited on wai.is and .kirn rlnir -1 1 elu ,11 I.H II mM.ri, 11 I aft 4illi it J.xi'KinrNrri) mvn snwnnKouchiidri'ii'icain, t iteailywiirk MI.IU.UHillu lliui-vil W no. Itr ft. .".rHi:ILM:i linut.llplianilinn ladle, wrapiera. 'j l.m.i.MiN A uni.l.M llniiriiiiliL ilM'l.Rll.M-'I.Il IMMISon vine and paile work J llAl.llrtl.N 4. I'rliiccuL I.'MU.F leiiiif Mail Hie srhool oen dully Irmn to IV. nt lilr.f LiiilRlliitlli'iiie. a"M Mark aplaie Mlist. "i57M-TlKltanlel mi men aetata Apply II M. X1 UIIIll.OCK, in Itliar fllltl.M H ANT1.1I vleal work coolwnce. factory l in ri.uiilri l.lil.htilil io, if i iiambers il. C1U0I HltAM'lli:K iinartncla' rowera named. r. MVu.N, 1. 1 nnd eL, upil.tira, C'lltLforliou'cwork r.millr two wane, jn, brlnic refcreu c IM 1 .iit 4ihtiL, eccoiid rat. CiOllli llltl-sM 4.KI.II wauled, come piejared for I work s"n Wi'H.nliat niiTKI. lli:i.r. 1 clrla wauled. nrlou. depart inonti. family ilni'inaiio MA.MIA1I nl.S(. .Vi Weil n 'Hi it MTaT OIMl llIIILtu mind tilliv anil nlt llh i liitlit linuiewori. Ili:l. .1JI Went 47lli m OhTKUMI FI'.ATMKU' fxperleiu-ed curler, wauled, lllieial li-ty to coinpetelit halldl, lurlllin tfUcll out toreipoulib r parlies AI.HH..U I. -luis a i ii, i.'it Hroadway. 0TlltriI II- aTltT:iI cur er. nn I i-ewera. ulo a few rellloctflblil k'lrl. to learn Hie lill.llie,, Ap,iv to IIA.NMI.N A lilll.h.N.-.il llloeUiT It. OSTllTi'Ti jr. VTItr.lK ""antel cur'.r. and pro inrer. Heady enplnMuenL Aptly to TIIUMAl II M null A CO., .iM llruadwiiy OsTHli'll I i:mHI:I: l:perlenc"rt curler, nnd a.wer. Heady work. l. 11 liiii:NMl.IN, IU hlei-cWer it. OSTIlli 11 KB Tlli:ilB Hauled cooj cur'en nud M'en. work tlven out h l.l.v. Hlcec'ierai. OSTRICH MiT.ll:i. I'lrt c!n (iirrura tewira olid IteuiUiflB ,1 A-Mbl.N, II nelilil(loliiaie OilHiril II ATHI'l:- Preparer, curlera eeweri, at W hltl.v Ik Uleecker et i irner Crciby t IHl'I'.K 110X1.S -Txterleneel irlr a on Blur wiirk TIHjvax 1H1IH Jr. Kurrai at, PPEil"BOXE Twentl lle clr's wnnleil. II A HhKVU.il ILI IlmlL STRAW ornilATOR mi Cal.tnn brail men a an 1 btitl'hat.. Applj at olio Linn Mraw orka. 44 llallet.. llruoklju. SMART UIIIL1. abmt 11 to learn inahlne embroil er. paid while learning 1 HlW.it l"IIi it T ANTM-.l.xperienc.d operator, on line flannel 41 llilrti: thofte not accuitolned 10 the work w 1,1 I q lnitruoled Apply to V. 11LMI ItuTllsClIILliA CO, 4 1 Leonard il WANTHi a pood Herman irlrl fur ireneral hou work, prh ale famlu in a 1'at Inquire of Mra lll.OCII. UI5 haiil 4 uli it comer .id nv. "lirANTKH A chamhermald and laundren who thor V T oughly underitandl her wurk relertMice, required. ("all at llTKaltiRnllit WT ANTED rlirarette maker" on all tolacco nailed cluarelle. CU.SSOLllMTi.ll Lld.YKfcTTh ill, At II and lutll It WANTED A Rood dre.nnaker who can prepare nnd Untih Una work, alio a k'uod Improver Call at 1101 Welt 4Jd It WANTED Seamltreis by the day. liEliMAIl 4J4 Eat.'i7lliit TANTED-l ulrl for general homework V-i Taut fkith st Mbell. WANTKD-HuiiheHOuPnecu.toinTeit'i. IKNtIuk trent. rol'MI LADini W4.STI.ii to male rulbrr.hnpii In I llx week, can e im fV or u w eek board 1 al 1 whl'e leiirnlnr Addren iOLCIIKsTI.lt MllULlt I UMPANV. Co.cheiiter Cunn. tfautnl UUr.s. A HEAT Till If you ran $-K Prince Alhert suits. fli', a 3u cutaway -ulu ti. Mustek Milt, t" p.ints, H IJHluVi. (A.MLKU.N HJ 1 lull-Hull V hrkl)la, iTiiiils lll.ArkMITII IIGMMIt and two ood .ir ria,e painters wanted ,AJ)lAitl?l ,'a'-1thst. A-il-rhUlTfl.4m f4( sulta. fl fr' suits, tt. 521 sultaSA c aMEI'.U.s, iirj Mathnshav. Brooklyn. n,(irt) second-hand sulu and oepoat. i" It, tfT, $j $,ii t.AMMto.N,'JfiK.atbulia Uroukljn. V Ml triT toUrder U.i fit) ants tn order S2.1A. CMl.ltii.N JiiJ 1' lilt bum a v Uronkljii BLANKltbKVfiRWAKnritN J (J 1IAU HI.A.NK BhUKCO. Jt I t'alialst. BOOKBINniS(T Wanted, a nrstcla uathfrrr THUS Ut'NSl.LIo.k SUN 14 ton..New i,hamber s CAKKIAUU UL( KMlTH-dood manon repatrliij;. A. II.m;. .I'i llojtiL, liroukln Dili AND TOOT, JUKI'IU expert on dies for sheet brasH one who cm smt a ilir preferred. H'J North llthsL, Uritok yu. upper noor 1KAI WAITKI! checkers pastr co ks c- achmen. 1 cooks, por'ers, wmters, elevator runiurs had hob, kludl) slaite H tiHt paper I MAM1 VITAN Atll Mi.MUm :0th St n' ()IlrllUl Its. Wanted -i l reman T'i South r.tli I avenue. 1 T VltKlKD MAN. ahoutl,J. who h.tshad nom expert- I il urp looking after ituit at wnri, v jnir.l (or an I ouidoorcity position a sul ahlt prrsoti nHltittru in structed and paid wh.le leirniu. Apply at itore. Jt L iiluii sQUire Nt v m rnfN iTTi'ii i-TistinT; a in ..r.TM.sij liNS. cis ijulckly to f veri incrctant, tu pu trtlcuar -u AM" Ml. in. 1 aclne Wit. IJAI.NTI'.K M) (.HII It- topjitnt .ml to sit j;las lor creeuiiouHes; references required, li.. tu M. mju ott ce t PII1A1N HOI Sr7'.t ltower. neirranal L-2'i men I wanted, loditlne. Kic. spring tfdi free bathh. RhMAKLK MAN v, ho I iiuifk to leirn an I wfliiii? to work wl'l te tnttruitrd In our biliifss and mlarv piid while leariiiiitf Appl) at store, turner -Hli a. and H th Ft, SIKiKMAKl.lt wanted for a short distance lu the coun try. J.JSt Olnt at riio tvTumi I Wanted .i tno! t.illor to nork on coats an 1 1 ushel full at l ilui I. i" l.ispenard ft itteii an I in o lock Monday inorniMK to i;o sliort dtaiue lu (.ouutr. fp I.N SMITH-Wliuuii'lers'andB 1nilIijr nnd hnsas'lght I 1 kiinweitc of (lumil'iif sndy eiuj lnwuent to the rtjriit inan, Appy nt J in Hruiit st Hrokln j 'Pt Ttll-OIt Watitd a yootl ireiierjl hind tn vo n j X hhort Uis jiice tu cuuiitr. lan ui W I.ipeuard st :it Hi a M j rPl.C Uuo'rr.U.S wanTiiI n- t a-t KJd s' N v, I I W A STUD Kn ncthe man for e.irh sfctlnn. utarv i inrMOO, t" h l y rprri-eiii mieciasrul N i otnan Ineortoratfd i' supi-u ur t-ooli c'lith In r. s I ewe ry A? io on tniri at umi, am a Lid) f ui i ii1nr S-IO.tnr iifii.l meinlxrs Mlito(MI now nroMd. l(l(l,ooo a u l' f- rei c e ctiaru'1 1 M Till i u lJl ,a Tl I. A"ut UIION i trrr'ti. Hel rtel) lork i-ot T iw iorV WANTI 1) i(os to learn iii'sm n-er sen Ire. hctwien M and 'it ears titan and lu hrltrtiH feet Hi' lies, none ac ctiel i ti cs ucuinpaim d hv ,irm or nard Inns r tin. bcurii.-'ko d r(..oiumenadtloi,i. Aijlys liey st t. lirANTHD-Dttfilirni'r nn 1 drauuhtsman for wood en jrravniif ai.d pen wur a food. artUtic tiiau fan I nd stead) emp oiinent Addr-ss HFI.IU.N JlKllv. 1 oled 0,0. Wh WANT to f retire several ai'tlve intn for our re tall tr-i'lfl cuerKetic iu"i Hill ie taken on trlil and aalur pall whi.u learning Apply at turo, Iuj J at lUIi.t irANlH)-lalnter on truck work who ran stripe IT and mdh to take ctiuruo of shop steady emil ment W OUAK hMAlitfOlr ti Klustiluu ai, J klyn WAMf I) I'diAb!" hotPl adieniHitii. men In all htaUs t'tsi-.l the Itaunum hlntrical (iursi rati (JH I lU.NhtiM, eleury. .Mliiueapoiis, Minn. UtaNTI P" inesenirers etpertenced In inrs-sujrer serfce;eai rouretfoud situations, null lioeral par, If well recommended Apply m Dy t n a, 1 dallv lirANTKU i first-data carriage h'acksmllhs, steady v finpoymsnt WAMvKK'S rAKBlAOK FAC'TOItY. I'aterson, N J. WATI.1-Malr builderaat M TtehTshiiildlnir, 71st it., er Jd av. call between .laud I M J.J. HAHKV lirANTI'D-Ttvnletterers on waron wt. t all cor tl nerddav auJ Warren si, rrookl)n M WAIM'. WANTFD-'J hritannla rotal soldrrers and 'i rrn ft rntital eneraTcrs uF.Jlfl. t AlihLhsA 'i.ti i m mercest. J'hiudeiptna. II'ANH I-A wb'k wrlirht on truck work stead' tl eint loMiieiiu ii.-caU HIaJjUUM in r.u.n Itigav, llrookirii WANTKI-Whelwrfht and hlrirkmiiftli ln-lprr on wauons "th st. Hunters J'omt, l.uiut Island ill). lrAMEU-Tworarrlaestlichers tall 1 J li. HKhUtoTKIt CU.Hi K.a.lhst, lrANTKD-HArnhsinaVtr II alllKM a-.' Flushinirav, Urookln, llfANTKU-A carriage painter Apply A a J U ul.tMlfi, Naek WATBD-Boy about 17 to learn horseshoem? trade! Tl Addreisorcfttl. Q Clsrmont av. Urnokijn WTNTED-Aboy at wagon pilntlug. iViBFllnv bsthit WANTED A competent carrUe painter. lbO East JBtlMl. "llTA.STKIJ-W'afou painter. 2VI West Iloueton it. 1CrAn!'KNTI'Rs7orroiititry. also il waiTOii painter O Apply -'-i Fulton it. Urooklrn, npstalra t.WlUll5. BlI.LlAltl) and pool tables and jn kinds billtart ras- tsrlsl ioweit prices. tiltlrFITII CO.. ItHtuav g,attut PATRNTR for lovsntlonsprocoredpromptlvi low rats, itssdsr lirleisn. b2 Maasau iN. V. KitalliiUs loiL, c9ftrrt JBoarfl. AKNO.-Mectfsmllr hotel: southeast corner 2th it and Hroadway niceiv lurntslicd roitii singly or en suhe, permanent or iraiitiuil. fl a day and ..pwardt table bjard m A Vol' NO orNTbP.MAN dulres eomfortahle room. with boird V l er week. AddreN with parlicu lars It. t 137. tnnotike 1" UhN!SIIEt)vr unfurnished room to 1st with I card: would like mechanics or men of trade. i.tuwtst 47th st IIOTKI OI-AllhTO.M:, Hroadway, facintr Central Park. The roo.ent house In NeirVork as every room face lh.i ark or street, ex cellent table sen Ice re dtn-ed prices for summer LAI.Oh nicely furnlMiei Imnt and hark rooms nn se.ond fluor, roiiiieclliiif to let set ar iiely (.r tt Kiher nrsi c ois huird. alsJ tub e board, terms mod crate Slit West -th st LxTnuTON A V.. .'tic lurnllied rooms, cnod board. -J meats nrvsd .ill hours, houso ihatiKed hands and tewlj renovated MAII?mN W, 71 i rtfe liinsiniie rooms tor fsml lies. v Hit board terms moderate tor summer, tin K,ie roou s, Mll.I.IIlt'S llirri:!. tn nt Lith sL-Oneor two rooms, with first class buard .eul fr tirruiii. MAClxiriMl mT 71 -Karite. i hecrful n.c-Hr fur nlshed room; alsoamal ri'iu lo,ird optional Tit AVllMJ.Hh' I irliamre and Hoard Hlrectory llatidoinn tooms and stit eriur toard, central loca tion -J Wsi 4-d t 1111,'it'K KlltiM lUlOAUW'AY M I nlrsty place, comer l'th ftFrtnf nom wdhboird, dliiliiurooia on parlor floor table tord. trannetita oirV :i7" corner ltth tl-ara-n front rom with or without board suitable tor coup.e or irentleinen. 11 Til M H" WMT-Nleeh fnrtilshed Uri.e and 1 small' rnotns, parlor tlotr, eteilent table, refer erences reimlnd 11 TH ST k" KAPT, near 1th a I xtri lirjie roomt I ample closets, house and tabie rcellint. IOTIIhT. I tlT Harare, handifxnelv furnished, slnel) or en salte. all modern improvements, per mam nt or transient IOTH HT, t'J3 i:sf Hoard for lady home com forts, terms moderate 1 i Til hT.,,Ji W fsT lfirfthle double anl simile 14 rooms, isuutheriiersaicommudaied. terius reaooii' ufjle, laml.les. IITMVt :t4!i Wl T -I'leaant rooms to 1st lame anil 'i small, with or without bo.nd excellent table KMII ST 11 Wt ST Lariro rhesrful re un double ondsinrlelieil all louxenleuces vtUIiku d board; Kentlemtti or lauulj. nlll ST. near I nlon square nnd 1'rradwav I.arjre and small tsrn'shed rooms, txielleut table. "7TH KT. M W'hcT, near uth av Neatly furnished rooms, with bi ard a io parlor Moor. 1 QTH hT, "7 1 AT Se.f ral Miilrelv ntw and ele I O if am I v furnished rooms, witd Picchent iitrinan tatle. htme comrorts. good locitiou, moderate, ret mnce IOTH T '2 WI .T-Pot.bie and slnel rnrmn: a'so O i arlur tloor, suli 1 riwle bath, ei client board IOTH sT tt F.ASl. near ltrnaluav Tab'e d bote. I O with wine. T" i.. nine ince in aumtner warden 0TH sT r4 Wt'-T -Kmomis. -11 Kuite or si itf'r cool, U pleaiatit house, with superior table, rxteieuce. ;)isTT, 31 KAT. IIndemsl furn Oie 1 rooms, 1 with board Hit nro to .lt uccumujud tied, rea sonable rates reference'. 6)1 MM., MTWl-.-'T scond and third Mory rooms, iv 1 nlth tlrst class tuiird, table loarJers accom uii'dated 0 1 ST ST, 14i TaAsT. on (Jramrcy 1'iri Lnrire. 1 cheerful room, with breaklucttt desired, refer tnces OOlT "iut WKT (i'hetfa Hon ii. Rooms, with hoard s mr or en suite, luliiuo utiexcelled. per inanent or traiis'euL 0JI KT, AND 117 ETtthe MadUo'n Park) Fn m,y tirel ref.ttfd large and small rxm-, haiid'ome dln'njr rotm. uood table, tab board summer rices, .1-TH hT, -J3H W hsT Lame well furnished parlor; 0 also lame nnd email rooms with board, tceul'e mm, 3i ladles. 54. OitlTII hi. (1 wr.PT Coniieetlns room parlor floer, -it) other rooms, surerlor table e.fllftit lonttton 1 T ST.T 15 WKST rrv dlrahlr well furnUhed 01 double and stnrlo rooms, suterlur board aud at tendance OQTII hT, 110 WTST select board home comforts ofVTH ST,242WKT nar Hroadway Lame pleasant nbely turntslied ro"in also small rimin for cen tlemeu .'i. it u c o k breakfist, d eaaut Louse aud use of piano, also table hoard J.0 OfTH sT. "17 W fsT. Wry ds'raMe ronm excellent Ot" tab'e, ut reduced i rices for ummer, tabic board, refereuceA, 7TII tT1'I W'l.T -Large. hftiidinely furnished '-tfl ptomt all conTeuleiiCes a'so small roums, eicel lent board table board, reference-- I TT sT. Ml IV I ST. Hiiidsumel furnished rooms. Hi wltli or without toard. 4 Til sT .fl Y.KST corner Madion av Newlrfnr fcIU ulhcd rooms, with or without board, summer rates ,fOTHsT 111 W T-Hack t arh-r handsomelv fur lxf nlsh 1 excellent board, occupied by aentist the Xit ten eurs XrVTII ST. -Ml hAT -Frit ate house, neatl furnished JJ rooms with bonrd. .l comeniencoa. vcri mod eraie. RQTn'HT. 2H W I.ST -MoHdellithlful-location" handsome r'Oun. Ub e unexcelled, parlor dining room, all cuutenlences ruasunab'e rQrtl ST., .M Ft Two lame connecting rooms eJv totrether or tepatatsl), with hord. prlate house; terms moderate. n(kTII ST NI liVr Ueolrable serond story front J" room, w itu hoard traiin.tuts accommodated, ref erences. rQTH ST. fA KAT Uesirable room, with board. transients reicreuces fkTlf.sT. 1 "l V-T Ueaiitiful rooms slnglo gentle vH men excellent barl, table board, reasouab e j rices, Americans, refrrences. kTH T H3 wtT Itoom ant boar 1 in reined Jew JJ Ish fanul), near t'tntrat lirk, reicreiices. 1STST ..iiWlT larve nicel furnished a'so Ul small rooms sitnrly or en suite nil conveniences; a'uiile i lutein swtiiein tab'e. refertn es. "IsT'-T. W 1 srI-arce, nlreiv furnished front W J Hijuareroim ht and cold water Inrtfe cloccti also small roi'iu excel. ent board, reiereticen. ITT WfrtT 'I.tme hanlomety furnished, I' I ample clnnets all i niieuiences. also small room. lnard optional, refrrftict-t OlfiT t. 4i Wl -T Lame nicely furnUliei. also I suta'l r 'Omi. w if!t or w ithuut board, table boarl ft. roferencei 1ST RT. 7'. i:sT Mji IUoii and'l'ark-Handsome'v 1 f urn shad lame an 1 smll rooms, with board; l able hoard. GTI sT. I.i'i W sT fhmintlir furnished rooms; -I llrst-clasa board, lewlsh famh O1 T. J KAsT, neir I station Hall and other I rooms, lenua cookina. terms moderate, Prst clast tab e 7l hT 17 PA-T Two lame well furnished rooms, J -'d Moor with or will, out board summer J rices D1T-T, Ii7 I .ST -Nicely furnished tliiirle and Ol doub'e roou s ir.wite houso, with or without lit-ird S' kT. 4Ti r-t-T il floor Wanlel, J rent ectabh) men to board in nu widow a home, hail rooms. QTII sT a.,'h.-T t'ol" single ami double rms O with or wlthuut board, all convenience early Irt'jikfaHt Q7TH ST. 2i5 1 AsT -I'omfnrtiblv furnished rooms, with botnl, f4 tofl tatiln boaid t. 0I ""T., A3 Wl ST I'lea.-int room for Hummer, with all 'onveu'euces terms rensoimb e, withboird. JO" ""T, (I W IM .eruiil stor -I arr and small sunn rooms, with ti ard smatl fmnl!. Ils" W:lN.TiiN a -Well furnished cool, pieasant rnom-, r suite and singly superior t'ible, reasonable rate 11 1 Til HT HIT KK-T -Meelr furnished n-oins 1 1 wit'i pood boird in a i rhale JcVM-lj lainlh. IOliTII ST Vi:i I '."T -lame jleajant rooms tu I' Ut, with or witt nt boird 1)'TH fT 4 WI sr ivulurire ;md elenantlv fu7 nlshed rooms to let, with toard relerciiiet IOKTH 8T. J2l w I sT Lime n,u.tre roon-s, with or t1 without hoard ifeu'lenien or cotiplei 10TH ST ft't WlsT Hes'rable lame room7or two, superior ac iniuudutioui, relliied home, reference. IORTH stTImJwI T- Newly furnistieTrooms en Jfjt suite or stuirle wt u -r without boird A(0 KhT '-tn tiT -Lame airy room. wliiroFVlth" Ml outboard, hritif nmily, (fimit&hrtl paoomotJc iJartmfmoCo tt A-40TH PT, II I Al" NI.AK LKMNfJTON At Nl (iHANH I J-N1KAL Ilhl'flT. HACK I'AlC LiiIL Hl'irAHI.P. Full MU.KI.I) I'Ul 1'Lh. UlINTI K. UFA, on riorum wli.ki.V( albu uuuum; J.UOM8 IIALLJIOOM. -t A-8INHLI nublri Vn OKNTS. also rooms for hotiiekeeptuic, fl &u aud ti oo weekly, J4 Clluton place. AtiiCIMtOOM H.AT to let. furnisheJ."ari(iO West 1 tthsu itnuLIMOMi bell after 4 I'. M. oMMi:iti'K hT If- Urtrerooui. with irui and wa y ter lorrneur two k'eiiUemen, with irhato famll) terms reasonac-tn ,i LI 1 1 ANT! V furnish e I fruit parlor suitable for doc J tor r one or two taul'miru .7 P.asi 4th st l.i i i:mmii n I'omw tu in tnvat' family for one I or t o tfeiitlemrn o u ruui for summer 1-4 J ust d Hi. JKMNOTON A d lloor-l.lesnl hall bej' J room suitable f'T two 51 each, cr s-iiglc, $1.7 water au I clonets I AliHOV 7i.- llaiidomelargerioms,furnlslied1 I I tor jrentlemeti aisjshuie room, references VTIt'HiY HlT.NIMirii Ut 'NT I'AKIOK for Jioue II keeping re-it'ctati'e eop'e Ml West Houston st betwieu Su livmi i d MaidotiifiUts NLWLV M'.tOKATril SL'N.NV FRONT basement, sultah e dressmaker, us kitchen, haudiom pri vate home 2 n Last lU It NU'ELY'ri nNISHBD ROOMS to let 1th boardi term moderate. J3 Oouvsmsttr it. iTAr.KI.KT I'LACR. Mtk-Lsrae. hsndsoniftly f ar il nlshed rooms, water. Kai. batu, and ample clot tu, tJandU K.t n: -i'arlor floor tocether or separate doo w tor or buslnsfi private house, terms tcrr low JI AV, i7' Roowi luitable for Reutlemen or lutht liousekeepinflr T)I A I I le-irmit v furnished i arl ran' bed mom, 'd flat a ro hall room WIl II MANN 8TII A 1H -Nicely ftrnifhed rooms to let, ierf' j aud small gsutletncn or tirflit housekeeping 9TII bTH 44 KA8T,-ComforublyfurnUhd large and small roe ma 3 and H, reference. 1ATII ST., rf BABT.-Nlcely furnished room 9ia XJ Wi hall roocoa SXlHb ft front baatment 4, light houifUepln f unlimited 31ooma& ajtL?! 1 TII T, 114 KAST.-Lameand Medium rooms eon 1 U nectlntr or slnirle. well furuthed. term moderate. 11 TH ST, 221 I-A8T lloor suitable for"loclnr or A lawyer, and large and imali rooms for gentleman. l.JTII st.. 154 WHST -Choice private room. $-Vi weekly, for jounce Betitlemeii only, fcee lr liAtxu.nv 1RTII RT. im WKST-llall room and twnitiar J rooms, furnished or unrnrnlshed, large closets aud rntinlnK water; private famll, nTIIST na-TKAMT north stuyvesant tiure Hie irantly furnished roomt; hut, told water, fold ink led, terms moderate. nTII ST, .1 I'.AST. north Ftnvvesant square. Hot and cold water, foidnufbeds terms moderate 1DTII -T. 4t Wl ST -Ilandsomelv furnished rooms, O j.'nsiclan s suite, summer prices, can be seen S Hilda 1CTM "T, WKaT Three desirable rooms, con iiectint well furnlihed for housekeeptmr, $"m two front roums, w 'V m OfUll ST 14 WT.sT -llQn'lsoraely""furnVshed sqnsre -j rooms also parlor lloor sul able for business, de Mrabl lovanou OATH st it4 KABT-I.arse and small nlceH fur- -v1 nlhed rooms, Retiliemeu or IlRht housekeeplnir, also hall room (s ST, 2k LAST I'lecantty furnlihed rooms, with m m every convmience 4U ST., ftl'i WKST -Lime, pleassnt front ronnv light timiskeeplii(r 94 also, parlor, $i small room, l M desirable summer location. O'jn .NT f tti W I ST -Lame, nicely furnished roomi. sitiirly or en suite, inuninr water, larto cloietft, bath also small room, terms moderate fc")OU ST., .'l-2 WKST Handsome, newly furnished m-O rooms rtmih'e parlors location central, summer prices, transient accommodated (t ST .Vt7 WIT Large second storv front room, hot and cold w ater, bath, lu private family terms tuoderite i)OH ST. 414 WIisT(opp London terrace) Elegantly furnished cheerful rooms allconveiitcncc. terms moderate Q,!!) NT lHuTASl7corrad Av-Unt fioor, furnished parlor and bedroom use kltcticu ST., 412 WLST. Lame pleaiaut sunny rooms also small room, private famll v. 0-H ST. 2'ti WI.sT large cheerful rooms; also t small rooms, terms moderate tOIl ST, 20 WI'.st, opposite Chetsea.NIceTy tu7 t nlshed pleasant hall room fcXTH ST, .H7 1. 1ST rear -A cheap, furnished room, mmw by a widow for a girl or woman, top tloor Jf!T" "Ti- I-AsT I legant furnished rooms gem "vl tlemen or man und vvlte, bath, gas, clour ts: refer ences e-uhaugcu OWN Kit, tn IT ASTrnesr";idav7--Twi nicely fur" 9)7 nlshed conntctlng rouit. suitable for housekeej lne reference excliaiiged in PT 47 WKST. Largs and small connertlng or yJ simile rooms eer convenience W ILLLI A Mm Oji il ST 2.. W I ST, Nicely furnlihed small or Urge square room; running water; best atten lance, rLTH ST. TjWKsT. Handsomely furnished roomi 9jtf hotmo tlrstclss. private rami!) OflTH ST. 212 WI-sT 2.1 bell -I'rlvite ramlly'ivlll eLI rent elegantly furnished room, new piano IATIIST 222 Last s.iifrio and double roomi, we 11 ckJ furnished also back par.or tO'" H'l a Wi:sT.-Kr.iisTi:il at once, -m Travellers' Lxchatige Itoom and Hoard Directory 4 WKST 2TII 'T, between Hroadway and elevated -I l.legantly furn'.sned choice rooms, singly or en fcii.te triate t aths, psrlor tloor. private baths, reason able to uermanent parties. TTflTsT 24fTTKRT -Desirable, nicely furnlshel large and small rooms, references A '"l ST.. m; WEST. Doctor or dentlntTliandsomety furnished parlors ruuulug water, ball bedroom private family .UD ST Mi Last one large front room, furnished, ej for one tr two gen tit men. luqulre alie I'l-'l'Kf TI'L-VCK. I at2d rl Comfortablr for tjJ wished rooms with or witlnuit board 17OD ST. 44.' LAhT I'arlor tloor trgethsr or fingly; I alo lariro front room, liandsome folding tied COD ST 4J0 KAST Three lUht rooms and bath fur O nfstied or uufurnifhe 1, rivate house, term-i moderate. C"fTH st 171 I.sT I arg front room corofnrtablv Of fi-mMied for lioustkLepiUK. also back room, hall room, gentlemen. Ifi'V'. .sT l-i) KAST-Kresh brUhtrlonr""iirlvaT mXJ'J brown siono houe. Ion t Ainerluuit 1 inr' hr souhwet corner .Mad sou av. P.Iecant VLI 11 cu itats all mo lem lmproeu ents. readi 1st Slay hainlsninest In ihctiy. built by J, W. Warner, old and experienced builder 1 1 f lat-i ami iiartmrntjS Co Cct. AT T1IK lol.LoWINii HorsKS carefull managed by one owner. vc.tuie-j may at times be fouud 1 worthy of the Inspection of respei table families. Whv imAo into laiiud), LU.y manaMed LumC!, it ju ap;ru 1 ctate good OliesT K 4 Last t'th st., 5 to 7 rooms, baths and pri vate halls f2l to Wl I'm t-Hnts-tu su o rooms, baths and private halls 27io M 241 1 ast H7th st .r rtioins and baths 22 to 2 241 I antHTih it. S roomi and lathi 2J to 21 4" I ant hTth st, roumn and baths -J to 2'i .'47 I at "7th St. 4 rooms U to 17 1 TT.t 1st av. rooms, private hills U to ixi Applr to Jaliltorh. a oreveriln.: t ut Ui.fc ujt fur future reference a.-"i:ffi.c;ii iTi7 No. ;i r,.- 10 :nt:i ni rtttti sit. 5ven rooini and bath decorated cabinet tlulsh, $35 to r" Jiitiur in attemlani'e Cviir!' IOK M MMrlv IHe li.'ht rooms, serond" and thlr 1 Hats, $i and f-" near station and Park, velTet i-arpfta hln. lit. 3 (7 West .V'th sU L.iLaT. I tnest homes for wurkingmeii in tlie two cities why live in ,iw trk wbtn nu enn save mriie and te nearer your work m iltooklvn! the i:iulde llultd iiis Juralemon at. otinnbla pate, t"irmiust. Urouk.yn near Fulton Wall st aud south ht-rrls aud brhlgt oiler ah suultghte 1 room, nreiiroof I stairc ft' separate wa'er ciuket-,, e-Hik ami inn for each itarlmriit a mi 1 ri nt (arl, nnimc -aturda free tatli cln 'Iren s p'nyro nt 1, Ac renin a to al weekly ac. id ng to number and location of rooms. t-t-lid f r 1 hiKtrated ami bet r apply to Agent IM Ht t D 1W Ll LINiisi'u J' Jora emoti st Hiooklyu. RENTS FROM $7.50 TO $12. Two iliri-r. anil Imir rnom uii.irinienli wltli ImiiruVi'. rneniM uo .d ri'f. In Hi nru liioik. Imliuv. imllt auil i7 111 .la. liHiurir at III. oillce of .lOllS HI I U. l.O.'iU lOlh nv.. lirlwrrn llUtli untl 417tl Mtn. itr.NT- ici:iii'cr.n. wn i'ii usii Ilrnuti'ul flan rli Mr,rr Imiu rnom. ultli hath, a.p ar ifi ilniuiir rnutii ji i m jji hit hi.i h ntar Jd nv. .41 lily oiiiriliil.i'i. er ulA l.l"4i;iil a. 1'AIITM1-NT' tbrf. ami four teaut'ful riwml all Iil'I.u uliti liuiirueumuta; clieap reut. l!m La.t i.itli.i. FLAT-. ii" W'.t lltli .1. In perfect orler. deco rule I, rfiiu inuilr.it.. Atiplv lu iiew lanltor on the I ri.Miii.rii orurtiiT I 4 i.ili nv lIi-i ami UKT lnTII STH -Kleuant apartmentl 1 uf llireii au I lour rnuiu. In llie t'.ii. iio lluta. rpill (nil M 14 1 II.AT Nw, .Ifiralitlj iltco L ralH .Ix n nil i ainl bull tsl up. ij l-abt 1'K.tIi PL. ue.ir laliiuii ai. L'Mil.ltltV I'I.' I. 4ii-fi-onil floor. 4 rooms. In Kuolcriler fur priTJiu orijui inn purporei t)iTII T ll HiT- Hul ilfrnraltd aiartmenta; wO ill iiiiiriiiiMiigiili ligar I nation. J-TIl l i I sT in ir i-lli av Wi-n a. pi Iiuui. f In row r itr ri .mil mint, I4, thrco ruoiui. tiack, $12 all imt'rovt'iiteiiii jiuliur A 1 .T -T 'I-' I VT l.uC'int apirlmeuta. tlirie and l I f.iur runnih iillllKlili mil roveinenta, renUreothli in null f 14 o fn. ii .X.lt KT ll 'l.Ar llan-l-iiiiif iim. i rrfe ei nnl.r ilx tm runina bith aillmi tuie input., irrmi iiioilcrate. 1 rrl r JH I A r nhuiII llati fiT naall fuinlllea. I I ail iiiiprm riiiriii. riiuHJto&ri. rr I nT T. I Ahl I ltv.int .Inirla Hat, 7 rnoimanil L lalli ail uioilrrn imprurnieuti. free to.luue. 7,IT .14 1 -T Ttnnl ilunr 4 larsa Hit' t ruoiiii I In irnute ti Mi-i", t-i .mall laml y, retrreucei rf fjuirtj I 7triIST I" h T.-I IflianllUt, Illtalriup, 7 larKD rooms, a.i ijioliTuiiiiiiruieiu.iiti, itatlonarv lea tiux rrOTII T il- I A-T .nlHt anil third ilaiTs'rTininT lOallllijIil i,.lTil.roMiil, modern iiiiproteiurtitii, IU I7C1TII-T. nj I A-T I leirantllat 7 rnmm, lialh all I J iui run iiiiiiIi UfiT decorated. iilc.iioHcr liar d.n UOTII -T i"' I A-T-Thre nlie rnomi liirotlaca. Oil in f, I order, fl" lixmall rannly ofailull. 8,)li -T 1" I'A-T I In or il roiiuii ha'h. all Iui- I ri'ieiuriiia, Kuud order, renii cheap i inner nihiii. Q.lll l-r.. 4U1 r.A.-T-r-P'-ond flat, riilil'ualer rwir O I irn" ruoiiia, newly rumvaied; larta rln.et VI'. i)ii fl ill I.Ahr-Flril riaTiune up), i ruouu "and liiiih. all liuiirueuieiitb. renta cheap 8 on hT. 341 r.AhT Hri floor (ire larce. ll'il rii'un all Improvement!, miall family. jl rl 4 ate home 8 OH i-T. I JI T'ir'27 H4hTTecoral"l l!al'. roi mi! a. I tuiDrovfineuti, hot ater,irita e hall,, i tofli 8"".HM' 4'U 1 AT Third lint. Ill luhl roonn Im pr ivruienli newli renowiie I f it iih.miiI) t;ril i-l., ."i.ii hA-r-llvo and feirn lame Inrht Ow room, and liailiroum all tin: ri"rni.tui perl.i't order, near itatlnii, wide houie and .irrel, T,utiiJ'i (J!TII KT, 344 hn.t -Third floor .1 iu-lit room and OU hath ueHl renijvaied, all fuiproveui.iita linjuire Cl4. tia.eiiieut (J;tII T., aJl HAST heennd flat, Ilsht roomi nooii OU order. aili tnl'i aud other Iminneiuenli lj. Qorll f-T. 'juil ACT near nation -Aiarllnenm 'and OD 4 roomi. nely 1 aimed, all luiproteiuenti. Jvi lidl.' OtiTIl -T 4U7 BiU-riilrd alimle fat J3 fiet trout)" OO i room, tall alllwiiroTeiiient., I'.'7. QUTU sT. 8in Mrf-llandiome I'nt Bat, f.M all OOiltfi.trooiai. rentin. JmiHitra. COTII hT.. UJ3 I AST. F.r.iant mw. all light, .land 8 OO room flat), a 1 Innrnvenienti, renti tuodrrate. (JOTII hT., 4i0 I 4hT Klau of 3 roomi and lalb, all Ol linproveiniulu flril clan order, tn up 41lTII hT. mi I.AM'-Mnii. fourtu Hal, 7 roouia, .'Ubatu and all Impr'iremeiiia flue order I40II hr.iT AM" J72 WIST -lmrored four room 'IO ue.ly dvi-urated apaninenli &9iufl!, 1, itu tl.ni 14 tint. SI! 1 I.fr 4NT1 ronin t'dii all 'iBlit uew'y rainled iU .in i i oiered uillo' i ..In uilir.tli.t CO4 Inp'i'at. I un 'uht r'inini w altr cunel J) 1. aud ailitut .10 1 nt jij.t fco'uutoj" gq'aTfl. HA7.LBT. M .-Hotel oppoiiutba nation i cliaiaot iirnuii noani ggod board, 17, Addrw i. 2laUrontlji. jJEWfORICeEHTRAL A, Hudson Rlvor Rnllrond. All 'I i ulii.artl.c.il nnil ilipart from OnAND C'liXTllAIi STATION, Fourth Are. anil 42tl St.. New York. THC O.SLT llAlUIUAD .SlATIt'N IN TIIK ClTT, TrHliiM ruf u li,llo4tHt IMf.O A. I UK Ailli VI STIIirl.l: 1.IM1TI.I) due atl'tiliaifo i ii4 M iitixlilni. Ultlill A. M. -"l TlltM -ll IIS Vr-Tllll'l.l: MM I11H Hue I n.luliatl 7 U llivlialiaiilli 10 M, SL I.imiI.1 l r M loirio a, si. -ivi -ti i:s nv rM'ltr.ss-iiiiii .4 cept miiiUim Train liaMuir mi atllll does nut run win uf Itetroii or 1 .oeMti I 4l..l I. M. -MIII1 II Mllllll- VKSTtlin.K MM ITI II Hue al lielroll at H l.i A M I hlc.-xo 4 .'41 1'. M. next day 41 km, i. m.-kavt wi.st! us rri:i si-iiu. tm. la-NV'i.i. urliiii ill iul. M.M laiui. Tiki A M oil.-. I, m. -r -r -H.ur 1 vriti'-s-iur ltoctui ler, llulialii. .Surf ir-i I a .4 nn 1 1 e iv ll.-IIK 11,1. (SIM Ul Ki.lli pill II Kl.l- I'Sir, HIIIMv I I.IIT (MNil-IO.S AMI III 1,-ija s 1. i.ift II i M M :t. I ii, I.'i P. M alo for I'onijli kerllielil.l' 4 V., 'J .0 4 m 4 Vi. 11 in. 7i m. n IS r M fur uarrl.on i.t Phiiim, h ;io, til jo A.M., J :n. iJi 1 'i 4 '.1 '1 jv I. AI.II4N. I TH 4 MIlAl'INI. llOCIir.-TKn, llll'. KALH. ASH MAIIAI A IAI.1.--H vi li :.M 'in VI A M, 11 1111 I' l.i r M. AI.11I1T All. mil HIII A M and Inr Allifinv I Ilia Srncuo. lluclieitir. and Mi.ieu alon Hrldire4'iii i .M TIIhV l-Allllum AlltlKIMIAI'l. Mill NTIS- AMI MUSI III: 41, if 111 A l,7,lll' M. Al.il Trt'r 1". It' .11 flu .1 A. M M H. 11 li l.'i P M IJ I4ili;ht, AllllllS HINLVA. 4SH C4SAM)Allil 4-1lJ iu A M Ill' JI IJlMlniilliuhl llMlkMlllli: llll.l.S MA II llll. I. M IlIVIsKIN-'llI M 4 i :i jii I' i. 1 or llcke'i ami a; ace In -leeplre l ar. appt at llrand Teiiir il h'aiiiui nr al 41 1 7-.S .y, an 1 1 liroidwai I'J 1'iirk plai'w 1 i.,t 1 J. Hi ,t, anil I i-lh it ilattnii Sew lurk .ki.1 ahliwl'ili l, 7jt, I ultou It nud .IMlled fordav I ll I niikl 11 iieetcoti I apt... 1 an. for and chei'l.. hajeajre from bot.li nnd le.iileni e. tlirninfS to lei.iin itltn. tlltl eacept Mind.i). tLnill excett aturdav Olher train run dallv Abn4i train., excepl tlm,e leailnrf at It '.ii A M -j 11, ,n Li .1 is 4 1. j 1 p l und u 0'iulliiUlii nop at ISMIl Mreet htalli'll jiiiin m iiiii.v ui.iiin.i: 11 114S11 1,- licneral Maunjer l.rll I I'a-ITIU'. r Atent New York and Boston-All Rail7 Leae Itf w,i, nf im. ft"iA M.( SprlnfffleM nn 1 tWir nir, Siini'.M, 111 iOA M Ne I ou m-i Hiul lOThlenP. 4 '31 l M. lltt)A M SitrlnkM ehl andnnesirr, ii' V M IJ ill W.t lurttonl Mini .n .in n k, ".nil. M. I Ui T M e LniHloU ainl I'm-IJenro. 7 .MP M l'"l' M MW.llmaiitir ftiM N wnl.vr I O p M. WOK M, 'Si-rlnfiield n-l vorreter linoi1 M. fi ii P V. 'New Lnti'iou diij r'inlrnce, lluol M. 11. Ol P. M S rlmrrteld Ami Unr.f.i.r ii li a l, U (A) 1 U "N-jw Loml'm and l'rn.i lenra 7 1TJA.JJ. Uiini iluilv itn i ml mr Mint.., He turn lanlie, iauic to im ainl o hihc route. Lenve 1-4 r in. 2 Oil' .Vewpnrt (1 lckforJ) 74IP M. IfP M Iiantmry A orwik lUn. IHt1eld h 10 P M. I.UiP l .NaurAttiok IMT Uitmte.4.1, Ml' M. Through )iarlr r aieeplnr enri t e n-h (ruin C. 1 MhMPall.Al. .cn I Pabl Aent. 5 HOURS TO WASHINGTON Jersey Central. Ilemling 111- O.IMt'ils FASTEST TRAIMS I AERiCA. NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME. PULLMAN CARS ON ALL TRAINS. Engines Bum Hard Coal and Coke. NO DUST. NO CINDERS. Ity reason of Hie construction of a new lrlUt acroM th frhurlkilt the. atme name 1 lmei. under their isuliediile of May 11, nre enable J to oiTer kii ucrelerateil Lxorew Train er Ico between New ,ork. Philailel phi a. llaltlmoro nnd solnctoii. the faitest rrfrulnr trains eer 8UfilII.Iie 1 upon this continent. The fat time in remlereil jiractican'o by re i-on of the superior condition of tho lout e tr ick Me el roadway, excelieuca of e'luipment, und ehit fiutlon of nto'ii. Ticket ciitlceti-T. Wl. -4 1 t4 1, l.ui, anl 1 3JT Hroidway. "J7 tth a... 2'4 Went l"Mhnt. aud IJ2 Lust Uithst HrookUn Ti.ket otllces-4 Court "t, KW 1'ultonat.. ati'l'jy UrodJw.iy. STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. jt&ZK BALTO. OHIO R. fi iflkE2iK3awtfiX t'hT IXI'ltr1-! TIIAISS VIA i2S35J-3E?5v' PIIII.MH.I.I'IIU TO fitk't fJSnil KA' OK S3. LS5w W-SB HI XGTOX, XlEpSff CHICAGO. CINCINNATI, fiiSS3 And An'l'olnl.'lVeat. ri'LLMA.N CAR FFKWl'K ON ALL TKA1NA leav. NEW YOP.K, fnol rf Llhertr It.. 04 follnwit lor rllll'Afiil. 1 .tl P l IJ ISA .M Kor l.SI'ISNATI. sr 1 III IK, ill A M ri) P W. For WASllIMiln.N IIAl.TIVnHf.lli i A. M llnH. 'CHIP. M.. MH' M., ill.l r. M. li II A. 11 All Iralm dally eicepl II UnA t. undav. Ticket llftlrea '.'ill 41.'.. and 1.140 Broadway N V. and w Prn..hvji) liruuklyn hTAIio.s HiOT OK J.IBKHTY SI n entral ll I' of .V J Sew Tork lranafer Company will call for and check taemre from hotel or rc.ldeuci. J t ii'Uhi.i, cims. o. srri.1, Uen I Mana.'er. (len 1 rameiiEer Ak'.ut. .'ijLeJji letve font of iVirilainlt ur lira- ??n ltroie it T, :J' and 11 A. M, 1. I tjj,JJi a 1H.4 .41 iii and 7 r M ijjln The I'lt'lurei'iui Koiita tetneen New II ur und I. niton, llollilelii'm, Allen toan, Mauitl I'lilinW. M ilkeibarre, riuaion, Scranlun. Iiliaca, i.imicmi. Wnvirh, Matkin. Ulen. I.lmlra, lloilie.ler. llallalo Mai;ar tails, To ronto, Iictroti IIIH'41111 ST. LOl'l and ILI. rol.ST4 MINT Ttckeu andaleej'lni: car lierllia ran le leenred at (he (leneral Lultern Oil CO, 1M' Hroadnu), or 1WJ I, a, I U'jtll etreet jtlral tfstatf fov (air. S(yO AVI' t I' 51" moiillily luiyini nt. fnreliolie iiildlni; lot, title itniramt" I II)' itt llri.ln. IWn'le'd I. I I.i.te.l irriiuiinr eiii'i,rtnir Si w I. irk l-i Inlnutt, from foot of nilniiL, i' ininii niaiion un in 1 inrfferry.rJlidtrini.il .end li r fr" 1I1.1.1 1, inni .Vo. til Mli.l n II liOOHSI I.I. 4. I iberlyat. v tfotatr J-'uv alr V.rooi.Um. 1,4UI(I.r IS Ill:u(IM. S-4 threennry mil la.a ment ind mlii.' Inr ila.ilnu- Imli.i. illi nlilu rrrp iinne trlniiiiini.' 'i tli lietin en 1 ill and .11 Hi alt iiiiiiriitniii in. 1 in It I' Ir "ii -levaled rail mad, and in 11111111K 1 I" I'r'l eci I'.irk. Imiuiro a-niii,n. 1 .'(lit IS 1 TMI sr-Tliree finry and Iwienirnl 1 rick Imiii' Irml. a I milTi'4. inn l 'Hie li "ek from I. mat nn -il'.xud pi ml ni'i'iT S.l". irlM "i.. J 1. Ml li Al I r 4.MJri;,.av I 11, il, -u I i,,tt.ir) ar I li .enu'lit liiii.c.ns a r- i"u- 1 i.in,. ii rner. ne m ir atiirv It U I i" si 1 1 II mi er Ir 1M1111 It al d rul- 1 Iui, i.i. e rnlioii. roil I" i".liw.iy 3llr,il tfM.ur J'-ov Salr- i!'ouiitvii. poict mji:i.i'. Slillr .l ii.liltlllMiil, lorln'e.4 re-i lence nnd iliiirinin irnrirIT.lnr.il Inenl. 111 mlnera oil 1111 1 1 r Ian 1- ill .in. I 1 V h 1.1,1 I il 4IICI "i WaallllKtiin .civ (alr or Ho i'ri iTountry, TI W-UAII.l: I ,ir 1 niwty I -me I. and line, I 1 all in, 11 Inn mlii 1 .11.1 i woilli y lA, true i e -i iirni. l n 11 1 i- .v ii Mi I 1-Win l.'llh al I 'ti4irnrillt e 1 mil ill I inn. ie lilwelillu lOUIl tr) le.iilenci'. aiidlrin. kieali.t. ri m Ci.i.sliV lei l.Mi-l l.'iri'iiin hmel Inlet f,rllieea- .on iniml) lurl -li.d .Inelidi I lonitli'll. I.Ol'IH ill) ITI ll.il Hill 'Hi loney llla'ld. 1,'nUliAI.r A leri 'V.irnlila re.i'lemeat I'alrl iue I, I I .-.r tin. 1 r. nl -inilll rial lurl, 1. In 1 1 r ciin. larire iermi'1 1 .ir.M'ami .(iiIm an 1 frn 1 tre.,, lot 1 n ii eii'iiem Miiir In linive, tn iti. I on 11 unlet I l 1..1 t .11 ti I of Ilh, rul 1 111 ,'lulilnr Ullage Illi' minute.. Maid I .'alii 11 Mini 1' 'OII ir, ('in. mill fiirnliure li'.i 01 ly J'iim renuiri.d 'J 'I'lan remain on intiruave the l. atiee In tn.tal ineiii to ,1 .1 rare ctauce ui 'lie n'are la lerye nienUiil for lu'liiutn. mer and Himir I'.rd'ni;. Addrei. utt'.sm UQ4 4S7, Tatehojoe, U I I740R REM f'hnlce rottagri for leaion or rear S HI 1 ioui T1111MA- .1. i:sii:ici. iir.Ai, KSl'ATi:, A ri,.l.TII' llllilll.AMI-i, .1. IOSfl III14M'II I'ltieron. llollynool Sorwo"d I'a- J Monmouth 1 ai'h healiriM'tit 1 ar.e andiiuail f ir lilititd cotiaeif'it tent r ll mil I I! A 11 1 11 I r 1 JlUTll'iir, Mint .r ir Itft. A Til. 41 ti-IMSi.jii.N I 1 ar ll ill.' .1 lliree .itory datiiiuu l 1 "ui- ji-u i"i u rti'air. rent "gjfg,, 4, ,.tberIf ,tt pf ,(Ihi ea r. DKS1HAHLK 1IOUPBH. coturnUbed nud rurnlihaa. pRailroitW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND AFTEfl MAV It IBX Train 1 laaia itationi, foot F )ebroaft a4 t et itnvdt Hti.t aa rrliowi iOi A. M.-THI. tA-.rU.NK tfr lha Wait rnll tuA.i Vfitibiilft iepin and I'arlor Oar. ArrlTet leteUtul j .'i a M t olutubuo 3i M., Cnlcai t V nni si l.ouu 71.0 P M. next da jr. i "iitiei tn alto tor iihait inort fyock Haven. ao4 I 1 now, a-net-l hunJay aud loltJo, except attar1 nay 10 (Oil A. M.-IHi: NRW YOUK AND CII1CAOO I IV ITI Ii I'oiniii.n.t rjuiuKlreiy of Pnllman Veitl l ii lira nig una -lata Itoom, lp1nc ninin. Jniokiui Hit 1 otrt mion i .ir. rreeiitins flnanriat returtt a enokrai tier an 1 iypcwriter bathroom! for huth 0ft iitilir. iun.lJ oarber Khon, library, ainl ail tlie r.ine iitriif ut home or ofllca. Heated l-y atemn ainl ilriiipd lr ftatioiMrv and morabi in i'ii iuhu. tiritea Cinciiiuati7 10 and CLlCM 1 M lieu-la) CO(l I'. M.-M l.dl H t UlCAdO AM- rlN'ClN .NATI l i III I ui in in pitip:il Mveplnr Car und PitiiiiK ar nm irk to i l.oum liii ntfn and l im innati laencer t ouch New ura Io rolumlmn. Arriif. (in- innalt Illi K M t lucatfo un0 1', it. mill M loiunTiliP M nrt Iav etito i'. m. litis uimmin rpurst for ail t'utiil In Hi ttnnl. nrthwnt anl Kouttiwei Pmu inai Vmitbiila Meri iiift far Ni ork to I'lllfhtird. M l.otli t Imchl'o Mii'tiinatl atnl MrrotMa I'eiin PjlTatilH lUuruM Hlninc i r Ntw urk to I'Mladel. tihia rrlt at t iiirimuti tt P M liIrjoi o f P M,netUr "iul Nt I imiia 7 t a l nrroii'l morn ms (i-inifHift fur ClataUud una ToIeJo dull), ex. rent utur l) HiOO l ll. -r-M'trn" l.M'RI. Pnllman VentUmU Ituiift slrptinir i ar Nn Yrk to t hi in e rk to MfinphU TU the "hfnaruloili alpy arrtTei rolnnibu 7 ir P. M t ieuland fft I' ,M. next ilar. And itiiiajt'i 7 u A M t'dniil iiiorntiir onnecti fi r T"le Io ilaliy m il for Corrv I ne ilia Oil Retiona. tlerlaiii, nnil t oiiuntMii rxnl alurllaf X BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH. ttmlilnitinn Limited rxprm' of PtiUinan Partor Ur tjiviiv, extent MinrtHy. P h A l. irrl WaiV I turt on ,i jj p M anJ i niicrfMion.tl l.unilal Uii',witti Diniiii (r at J P M arrive ih- tntftuii f J P M re i.ar eprp it n h-kj, and I H t k. M l! in 4 :u mh atul P t and 2 U iiik'tit. lor Haltlmore only I P. M hundar ti l.i hihI JJ A. M 4 H'i ,i u i ami 0 o P ,M and U':ll tucht Inr pntnii on i hea,'nkf nd Ulilo Kali way and i hiclnnatt Meep'".. lJUilttjC Car, and CuALhei throiicb. fi iii) P M duly tOlt OLt.srir UlY JoH' M iThroncti ItulTet Tar lor Car and Dny iohiIii week ilart, conncta for UroKiri MllU lor l .in Ma 1 m P M weekdays. FortMd Point and .Norton Tia ori Phlladel. lihla A .Norlolk Itatlrod niA M dailr ex. ept Hun dav atil hihi p m OkIIv via Uallliuoro and By 4, hue. 2 lu P. M week day FOR PHILADELPHIA. t rxrren Triln1! fAf a folio r ft n .n 7 .M -c J) hoi nm rhlcaro Limited J with IHnlntr Par an I lu in W ahmtton Llmtta I,. an4 2 IIO) M. 1-' .--I I 00 J tain .1 4 UO. 4 10 5lW. J II 'HI 11 fl M-00 nnl.XlOl' M and IV 1'iiilKtit. Ao- rominoiUtloil, ll(U) A. M 4 4 ami 7 (M p M Hun- fi tiarn. l.xnre) i I'i h h It hi do-m Limited) and ft IiMtl M ihl. 4 0-1, 4 H 'II. h hiiiiftiij nxJ j V M and I- t'nUiciit Aci'omnindatlon 7 'OP M 'Dm Nt ork lramrr i oinimiiy wilt call for and 8 check t'tccairt trom tiotrl and rfii lencri lor tlni ub nf luc-tl tralna nuIy to any tfckel aicent nf tin cmr.. any. LIIA 1. PI All. .1 IL ttOOD. iitnnra. Manaaer. (JenerAl Pani'r Agent. j. F'lst Train to tho South. "TlieSIieiiaiifloaliMeff' 1 M Till. FAMOUS SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE, f t rommereinir Nor 24 will Ieie IVnnvhanla nuilrotrl. .New ork ti(lon. font iVrtlandt And lMnromi mi, al a P M ttl I K IlY, ANU -l MIAV I! I' M I fi p Pin ii.Ii'lpMi.'i i'i P M (Hun lata 4 Ji P V ftrrlvp I oiirm I a M ItoatioVr, 7 J" M HrlRto), u I'i noon. Mini, Hie, li In p M rii ittanooffik, :4 1. M Horn' HP M AimlHtoii H I" M.. the next i dn MoniiT'iinen 2 IOA. M Mobile. lo A M ar frV iiii i. -loiiniiii t'ldv ft liourn Nw YorL to .New ttrleana Piilttnan Vi-t,tt ile Untl ft MrenliiK turs. PhtUdeii hln to .New (r'e iiit Itlinut rtuinc" lukcti i f pnik i ir birtlin. mil fith,r liifnrniAtlon rnn i e km ure J n nj jilir.it ion to ,ui tn kut auent Prnn -tMinia i: it or 1. I III. -ener.i.1 1 ii-iirn P.iauenaar V Aceut, JjJ UrciiLa-nuN, .Now iork i 11 tt WRI NN. V fjcnenil Pantncer and Tit k i Airent S AOnlySoIitiTraiii N$aJ' nni tk m Twrx' s New York and Chicago. And the only liiif rnnniiw 'ti t Dining Gar Tliroiigii to Giiicago, "I 3:00 P. M., 6:00 P.M., 8:30 P. M. f AM. Mil.m rM'Rl S THA1. AM) IMCH TRAIN pi ni N Tllllol iill TO i Illi ii'l IlAlLV WITIIIIL'T l I'lUNl.l III" AM ruSl i'IIIn S Till. M'W Mll.lli r-TIIII I.- II i HU-A'ill I.IM1TRO C -III II T I M'lll "I Y Hill TIIH M.IIMl'l 1 I AWN M tt t illilt IT .1 I'. M II4I1. 1'. S CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEW JERSEY. f lour iik i. un i:ti .-.t miiitii inihit T1ML 1 4IU.1. Ol M4V II, lliv. I For Ehiln.it)i.u. BCaUi- I bibobc, anti alfiinioii. ta fiitrnl It I "f N'w trrsi'i I'tui.i lelnliia nnd Hen- J in e 11. V and k .It'ino e iiil ulilo It K X. lor rilll.Wii I.PillA at 4 -t 7 4-i, II Jii A. M 1 1 1 i .i J i 4. it 7 i i P M IJ iiiaht. bundaia, I ll A. M J i P V U 1 iiirfht l lor JMl.llVi.-Kl. AM) iMllSt.iiiN dally At ft (II iO. txtrja MiiiiLo- A.M.J J -'u, Ji 1-':I3 s ntirtit. Iran leai!ntrat7 is ll"0A v. i.n, ft ,iMP, 8 M i i n.kln m it .at!irla' lirhO hare connection fori, .iln-r I'dTiin u' i t-i ir J lo- -miiiurv Lfuifinir: an I WlHinniport via I'hllv 8 ilflphia nl 7 4 M (I ll t trior -ir) 7 P M 7 hj l. nij,'lit fXicpt aturJrt nitflitj. MitidHH, 'O fl 'lit kta nnd u-Ur rAratii run he procured at 71. 8 Jtll 41 4I I Wii I (a Hroi.lwai 7 47 tti h JH4 k fii U'tlinL, 1 II I H1 12 ith -t Ni'tr urt. 4 ourt at. 1 in ho I imi t 'if llro i lunj, llrookh n. I In New ortc S Ir uiofrr t oini .in, iii t.iU fur u ii l thetk bnff.ifefrom i liot i r rn li 1 1 e A COMP.NU T1UNa-.TLNT.CA KftPA.NULA. i 1IAIINA i, Cai t. Vorona. t 7 wl'l f-alt from rntniin nr, 21 N nn Tiienday. j Ma -it. at I- M. inkinir freight anil pin-enyer- Uirfit v fnr Uaana. Prik'rf.o er-t i ru Tnxpin and fam 1 lco. uiili iriiiiHiliii'iiieiit ot 1 lav i rut .or ,n denial, s i lt..r.i. t a-Ii, ltarLulmia ta!ari t itrrik't'iu, Mainnte, a, and alcm ia Hit further 1'irtu tiiarhaj uy t 2tV J M l UIaU.ii A i ll. Ahem WftdiU Ut EASTPORTr'WLAIS, ST. JOHN. HALIFAX. i The fne oteauiin 1 Mill III N and M -tTl. nf fc j MUM eav. Hhk un fur l.itijnrt hU M" and hU Kfl John n I. ,i M fri'in i oomii rcMi Wliarf, Mi n ijj I 0 ivk Uf.Inr-- aw unl I ri .ifirr a ircfent 7 muuw ilava are Mon lux, an t Vmn ia)t L'i 2 i .u-er miiei ih n mvlo i.n ru dixl nt'iin llnil K eiii nni; Husti n iiiuriMliuiiU o I A U.IW'iN. i,Fii I uent a. Il 1MUI in. AMI i:r A' I'll KIT i Y urem aer ,1 I Mi leiurfii Nm r s-". i. nuj ion an J Mam jcXl h irf li th- n th'tliui elit mwittiiiM'.f! ipiameraor ?gt li kh mi. it aiili.' t l. l r i p.wer Thl Una ia lio.d-th. remri t i f4riit tr'i" anl rmm unth ML init"ii nt I n o oiitiiit-nt iu ii io u ou ittu litiun VM tu ivmeiini -"ii JE lluiiitir. rai rn hii -.i.ariil PnMf?i?er Apenta. ,RK Pa Lit' J-rml H I 1 A f a,,) 1 I JtrouOwHy No trk, S maim: is'i i:mhiip mm: jP TJiernh ilimt line i t ie t lt, Mai an 1 Port- jV I Inn 1 M it im i i'-' nt i' r ii I w itli all railroad hii4 m n'fintii j 1 im t r l r n trti r 1 1 up hard Poland ".rii,." 'teVi 1 1 li- k un 1 Itutuor hasipurt, H nn i m itiu i ittl i I xfterii Mitniner reaoria, -m m earner-- f i "U 1 i-aiurdaj at I M. 'H ir, i, it nf Market t, .New York. fH lot lunhrr ti nn u at to -M ih'Kllu IIAI.U aantnt the plar. M "NEW YORK STEAMSHIP 1 IOMI-ANV Tlin Iron Klaannlilp VA. Vr -'t" I l. IVlit I l III Itr. Icavta Pier M ni V 4 lllit n it, Turiilari at. IT. ,M, for CntlaH Itt, Mult llocllanil. VSS.Cxi. HallKnr all in. una nn l'tliol..ciil Klier. i4 1 ..A I ailpurt Me mill M Ji.Un. K, .4. V hu t-iti ar. iiiiiinu latlon.aiiil lotrfarra. mm Irelirlit ui luwf.i ratri anil no Irana H ferntiir iiooii. rer.iveM daily Aildl H II. nal il. am. lilt a a, .mm ai arrange- H nifiii. are completf. I iirtti.r luirilru ariaui Iniorma iV ii. ii hi aiir,itini N I. M.ttCiiMH i.enrral Man iturr (.J Itiuailuai tl J MArhltl.I.I, V ana r Arent, NI'.U YOUK AMI I I HA MAIL STKAMhllU COM. IM 1'ANY loll I I IIA AMI IIKXIl'O. Lfl All Uruiili r, mil from Tier. Ill ami 17 Kit. at HTM. m M4'illlA lla.ati i un! -alia .IVrillirlilat Iay HI tlU iiui.it. i Hal ilia 1'ri grr.u CailllTi li. Iroil pal intiiaiiA ierf ii rni cru, atunlar May'Ji im hAH470(iA llaimia and rr tfiiaa tilneiOay May ''tl &fl i it mm ii ii t a..iu haiilliiiri) tie t ulja I.II.1IIIIIIJI,, anl I inilurirn. lliurirtay Mayal EM I ur I'anlculari fiulit or iui.airf i'iil lo slw J.MI.n I.. HAIlliACO I I.I Wall it. IM Noi;ihii:i TM'HI It lil.llUI K i-.C.li h fllol.r l.l.i Tl TO IllMUIV AMI rON'TISFST. Meaiiu-ra .nil Irmii n'rr luul f -il il llutiukrn IH I Atf I. M'lll h- MAMUl- h,lilll Ull Mat I A V I Ilir Ml Mi)' II II T M M 1 in, hai Mat .'I 1 A 1 Hulilii run. innr 'A M Tl.oe ttcl .lat J" liuon I aim M.il Jiiiii4 7A M. nj I ir.l tiiiin f ii and iittunl a l.rili at 1 1 r lir.tr to llfl I0i illnll .etOlltl laWli. I.' 'n If- aburlli, ueire.-! al VU lutt ralra fy uFl.l'.K IIS A I O 2 rii'ir'lnir i.rreiL ll l)trlMl' MAIL STIUMSIIII' C'lMI'AM 'l 1 1 rum luul i anal .1.. urili Kiv.r 1 ur tAN Kl'A.Si 1-4 i. M t Km li-TM Ml' m PANAMA. frSJ 01 ON iat a lue.iL) May .ii ii.h.ii a FBI Irom UN riiAM'lH In Hrannan m i in-a ami 1 4i'4.i rnj I'll ISA .alii W nllie.ilal MayJI 3PM tiHJ lor frcUlu, ia,.a. mij .rii'ral liiforic.iliin.rr7 fmt at i.illlliilir lOllH'e. on III. ler fnol of i ana, it 111 ArBJ liittr. M J. Ill I l-AV iiciitralhuicniilin'int 'HJ CIAtT" LINI-HITttHI MWnllh i I A- .'HV. j r Ml Mill II l.i I'.M'OMHIIII.I. ttllli iimurt ll'W(a.ilrnlii rilral.4lol.llr' im I u I. n I-io m to. BJ Mill HI MIIU4ilil I .r.li.i Mai A M i ililn I4...1. lu J" e '"tl i i. "I I'atrr .11 tt.i,r u l 'M i ..hli ti i u- 'Mt I I A', C.I 1 1 y t ne i anil Lurir ;flj !"IM4MI r.d.i lai JI. 7i3-AH kfl Tii ui' Mraiidlat May -H. l nil p. M HJ I err luperi r i.oDd c.ti'n .ie..iiiniodatlonioii alalia. HJ He aud T'uloiil niaraa to and from ilit ol' aonptrr, HJ txx. Oorarany offlci, 41 llroajwar, and 90 tti vbariC HJ iooi wan (urn iu i, numa uiutr ai, j

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i 8 THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY 19, 188P. j I OUIN'O AliltOADI Wo liavo propnroil u littlo book on 5- Tho needful outiit of a tourist" tlmt wo liall bo glad to mail to any ono interested to know what aro tho e.s- Bontials in tho matter of clothing for a foreign trip. Of course tho object of tho booklet is primarily to advertise our own busi ness, but it embodies the experience of Boveral old travellers and is approved f by Messrs. Thomas Cook Sou. It tells both what to tako and what to f omit. Wo keep every thing that a traveller requires, oven to Steamer Trunks, Ij- Hand Bags, Hugs, tc., and can supply a complete outfit for man or boy at a moment's notice. Customers who f have worn our clothing abroad find it mora satisfactory than tho foreign- i made, and tho prices no higher, pial- f ity, fit, and workmanship considered. ROGERS, PEET CO. Broadway rron, STORES. ism at. j, Rummer .rj.ovtss. LONG BEACH HOTEL AIVI COTTAGES, J' LONU I1KAC1I. L. I. Finest Bathing Beach in the World. falllnjr, ltowlnir, Klsbln::. FUKNISHKD lOITAIitS S'OII Tan SKASON. i ONE LABfiE COTTAdi: at I.onR Iltscli. Sl.oro. j POINT 1.00KOCT fOlTAOKS, ?.VX) I.'ACII. rtewly painted and renovated ttirouittiouti water, tfas,.lc. j 8KA80N JUMS 1 TO OCT I. I or Hooma or fottajes address JOHN T. DKVISK, i lirand Hotel, Ilroaduay audaistst. TRAIN WILL l.KAVK KAST 31T1I ST., f wli)m:si)av. may si, io.;,o a. m, Tor parties desiring to look at rooms and cottages. I "Summer Homes on the Harlem" III (lie tltlo of a handsomely Illustrated book replete with valuable information lor people in search of ron Vtnlenl suburban home just issued by llio New York Central and Hudson Hirer Kailrnnd. It describes in a sreneral way the character of the country traversed by t I the picturesque Harlem Itallroid. kivIiis tho distances, t rates of fare, train sertice. principal Industries, Ac, of I the respective towns, together wilh an extensive list of summer hotels and boardllnr houses alon the line, and at Lake 3!ahopac, 1'awlini:. Miaron, l'lttslletd, North Adams, and tbe famous resorts umong the llerkshire Hills. 1 The book may he obtained at any of tho New York Central tlclet oftlces for fla cents, or it 111 be sent j postpaid upon rerelpt of eidit cents In stamps by GEOIWI: II. riANIL'I.S. (,'eneral l'asscnuer Aiteut, 1 Grand Central Ktutlon. New York iBBGHTOM BEAGEI HCSTIi, Brighton Beach, C. I. Will open JL'NE 28 for the season. Itoomscan bo en gaged at l.'AW.t.'.S KLM AL 1!AN r, 1JO liroadway. 'Will to operated on f' AMERICAN AND I I'lllirciN I'l.AN. jT, t at popular price. Y T1IOJIAH K. fAlll.i:, .llitnnsrr. y FORT GRISWOLD HOUSE H A.VU rtlTTAGEN, Pf On the Sound, OuponitR .v l.oiidnu, Conn. k OPEN .TUNE 19. Fifth ietnn undfr (lie Piime mau.icf innt A cool, ittalthv, find ilollffhtfui smuiner rriort tiiiilifiiK. Utnt t in, ttthimr, Ao. kooiim nnl rnttmrcs may be encaifcii J ttituf!8VntUouff, .Ntw Viirk city. g, g MATXIIjBIVS A I'lKICSO.W j.( I'inirIrtor. f "SUMMER HOMES.''' ij A teantlfully illustrated pamphlet of I7." paacs de- aerlbinir tho'Summer resorts in the line of tho Now r York. Ontario and Western Hallway can be bad free on application at olllces below In Xevr York Nos 1. 47. a.'3, Ms. and 1.3J3 Hroadway, 737 tith v 1 I7i oih av 151 East 125th si, U'ft U'othst, and ticket unices atfootof Wen 2d su r.udJny st. In llrookln- s Court t at.,83U Fulton St.. 215 Atlautlo av N and HIT llroad- way, Brooklyn, E. I.. and 10 .Manba'tan av.. Creeu- V point. Copies mailed on receipt of o cents in stamps to 9 J i A.NLiiiKHON, (,enoral 1'ns. enifer Agent, it h.- f. change place, New York f. Asiirltxn.vitKTN.Ti OOZEMAN HOUSE. f- Tllreetly on the beach. '1 he leading hotel or the place. will open Hatunlay. .lune Ihiki. i Irst class nude Kates, dlasirams. and liifurm.iilon of W A KIIAH'R. alanagiug Clerk at lintel liarthiddl. aad si, and I. roan way, or by addressing J. E. KALl'H, Proprietor, Askury I lark. .N. J, 3 HOTELBRESLJN 'V I.Alt i: IKII'ATrONU, tl. t llftv Miles fmm New York. NO Mt;.(Jl 1 I OI'.S. t Altltnde l.srtj feet Will upon fur iIiom.moii of l(V)on Vvednesday Jar !1 or liiforiiia'.ou udJress UEO. I, iii(IH'Kit'A .1liiiuti:cr, Ollsey Home, New York ciiy. PROSPECTHOUSE AND COTTAGEST HAY HHOlti:. I PDOflta Hre Island, one lour from ll.e city: nil mod j jrolinprovementsi elecirlo lights and bells In each ,VII,I. OPEN ,irNK 10 KETCHABONECK HOUSE,"" I Westhsmpton Centre, Long Is.and. I SITUATION AUMII.ITP1.Y III ll.rill llr KIMT 1 1 Asy-.;":N'i i: ivi:.. j f I'KA.Ml HA YNIHI, l'loprlenir. OCEAN HOUSE, QUOGUE, Li".. j ffo"' 0D?n ',1t,,l" season. Lull mile alkto ncean. &yiVAK7ehln,, wu"i I'arllculars. ddre.s III SOUTH AMPf ON." L7T j Few wore (urnislied loita.'es left, framing lake an 1 C ocean. Lists on applira' ion. f "AVKNii. real slut, iwnii, i jSItTC&TJ jE-CCftOJJS.li;- t U Harbor, I un I.IaikI. I Iff Only a (tw ittbfj from depot. If ft. li. l'ujuui. 1'rorrlotor, I f, rpiIB KUIORI& fcivilln (I.I), N V.. will o;.uii Itt i m, X second iewoa uuuer tho n3w mfltiAL'ciii.iiiJiin .u l W J-.xcelltnt ftcflounnoJttlloiin. unA ileliybltul lui'atiuti on m Oreat iSoutli Hay, IW hour frum the .city. J A Ml; SI. II HrALDI.Ml. rroiirl'lor, ut.uofllaytlew ilouftt. Kbcller t J IiUnd JUinbU. N. V. O. blMMUMl, Mnimyi'i "rilOIII.AM) IiJ!M. llorKOjifn until November; t i Jl onMiiirof Jump UJ1ye. Ietwre loUvrre Hnti-r iUpanl Hlrii(lburi: clva'utii. 1 u fret pure, dry i i it.tr i ttcenrry iuinurr -ol. t': irru)ar. luUrom 1 l'"l l-KK, trot. I bun:. J'a WXTSKII.ir".MI)rM4N.- i.UtMvooa llftttl- Itoarl j V- dumur May ntt 'inn- rtlu-'o4 nc uMjuaUru. i but ul t utile, ttll kind umuemnt nrt-ulfir f JUUMhUN, CattllU nOAUU In cottaee; rleant locution; liomo com 1 4TH ST. Tiir.ATitn. 1ITII hT. MCAItCTII AV. J. WESLr.V liOSKNyfKHT OI,K MANAnER Oltl'IIFhTltAI'IIII'Ll! fllA AND IIAIXUNY. J)jSU JIATlNl:l;S W'flllNBsnAV AND SATl'ltllAY. TO-NIGHT, MAY 19, E3 O 3Lji SSL IN THE SHEET PARTNER. AnetitlreM new American three act comedy written eiprestl) forlilmby iii.iiiiiiIitIIAI.i. inhuiw, i.s.. riKsT NI1W TOKIk PltnlU'C'l'lUN. PEOCTOR'S 23D ST.THEATRET nrri'i.nMn.vTAiiv hrasos, lli:ill.'NI.N TII.NKIIIT, A I VC I.II.NK 1)1' Mhlllll.MK.Nr I'KU.M h TO in.tj I' M. T1K1HI1 AIIMII1A1II.1! COMl'.DIANa BARRY&FAT, In thJr ludicrously funtiy Fnrce-Comedr, "McKENNA'S FLIRTATION." IIIIAMATII' (UMtllATIP. RI'CflT tCLl.All. t'DMI'l TUNT fOMI'ANV. A Betv of I'rcltv i, iris In Novel specialties. Yours forever. Mary hllen Ityan." MATIMII.S AS l.sL'AI,. TlAT.viQ "TII.NKIIIT. ITNCTIAI.I.Y AT K. AVlJJi O l,at Matinee saturdat bis. To heir ltoMtia Voles sine the old haliad Is to break Into unrsiraluod inlrih '-lloine Journal miss irnviT'O Fi'poitTi n nv noMNA VUilXiQ, FHI.IX .VKIIlltlS and her LONDON COMKIIY toMPANY. Munday, Tnesda and Wednesday, Last three performances of AtHodnck-" A UAMI; III' s-AltllM.' AlUo'clocl "MV JIII.I.INLrtS 1111,1," (Ills 'Art was true to roll). At lOn'clork "A llllltSIfAN LKllACV." Thursdnv and frldav, "Ths Old Muslchn," "The Itouli Ulaniotid." and "A rantnmlme llehearsal," balurday Matinee and etning "In Honor Hound. "My Milliner s llllu" and A 1'anloinllno llebeatsal." T ius".i:Awb.' ami'iiitiii:atke, Jj!flsiE' 7T1I AV. ANPfiaTIIST. j4yl" I'osltlrely last t o wseka s-mtANn i:"xiimiTuN.s-s combined In ono for 0K I'KICB (if AliMltiSION. i"itiK. it. iii,i:an(in, Klngof Morse Tamers, subdulnir tVII.Il AMI VII HlfS IIOKSKS. ANII Illn ACAIH.MY of LDUOATKU HOUSES, l.',-IN NL'MIihII-IS Kvery afternoon at s ao. liiervevenlnir at8.20. I'ricei. "Joe, toe, and tl. CTAi;Tin:ATi:e. hkoaiiwav ano ijtii st. "one of the createst popular successes of re- cent j ears." Coin Adv. j Cl'UTIH, I 3IOHltI.. AND TheShatchen. a- injlysiati.vi:i:s KA'rritAY. CASINO Uroadway and :mih st. 1-ieiMlursat. V.U'nee --aturtlar ati .M'M'IAI. MATINnn III' nitTIO.N UAY.V u.uat no itks. FAnnWKLL fl.KKOUMAXOU SAT. BVKNISll, MAT3I. THE mm DOGHESS. ADML-SION OT ClIMi Jlordav. .Time:-TIIK lllttILUN. Sur of seats I'onimeiict'slhur'iday. May22. VINL HOOK i.AKUhN WILL III. ol'I.NKD.-HOr.TLY, iiicoAiisv.w tiii:atki:.' Handsoiuet and afrst theatre In the world. Manager MIL FKA.NK W. SANIir.K Third wiek i Third Week. CASTLES IN THE AIBV,:,nVTy.-,iK My C A. Ilymo. I Clllll-A.VY'H .Music bv luritr. I llre.tt rrodnctlon. Matluei-ntL'. i:cnliiEs at R. treats cull be secured four eels In advance TO.IjAV, .tIAFtSll.VI.I. P. WILD KB. MAlIM.h AT I M, A MAllVLl.l.OLn I'ltOOHAMMI- NIOS S'.'I'MtL TIILATI11-. J. M. HILL Manager 3D VMII ust two wi:i:ks NEIL BURGESS. THE COUNTY FAIR. nVEBY r.VKNISO. SATl'ltllAY SIATIMX. Actors' FM and FosTGradnWHosjital. TliniMl.lT APT,. MAY S3, 1S0O. )ILTIllil'Ol.rr,N OI'LKA HOL'sK, I'ALMKltM Til LAI HE. UKUADWAY TIIUATBE. and I'MO.N tigl'ARE TIIEATHE. Anctlon Sale of Boxes for performance at the Metro polilanoiera Hours villi lalo place THIS iMOMiAV) tl'hK.NOO., at 1:1 from the etaite of the UroadHay Theatie. utthi. cnnclution of Marshall P. Uilder's beno lit, under the direction of Mr. John II Draper. ACADEMY." rli.ILMolil-: A TOMPKINS. Proprietors and Managers. .MAlINLi:.-, MLHNI.SDAY AND SATL'KDAY. THE OKLAT ItLVIYAL 01 PINAFORE, VITI1 UP.EAT s-CENEKY AND -00 PEOI'LE, m:ii.s its ait -v i:i:ii. C0M1IINLD DL I V UI'hltA COMPANIES. l'.ESLI'.M.D SEAT.1. orcli. rlr. and balcony, UlUs tiii: i.asi vr.i:it OP Till: JlAIJXIPIt'KNT IMIIKII! hl'DTAI'LK, KIICAPI.Y HIKsS.' AIIIILMI TUP. WOUT.n Last matinees Wed. and SaLa-. 1)M.Ml:i:s TIIKATP.i:. BIIOADWAY AND H'lTlf T MU. A. M. I'ALMEIt SoleMauacer LAST Ul.lvK 1111' ONE, MR, LOUIS ALDRICH IN Tlli VKItY LATEST i OMLDY HUC0EKS. TPX-SIEJ 3E3Xin?ODE5.. "1 ne success of 'The Ldltor' may be taken tor Brant ed -N Y Times. SEAlh ON hAl.n KnB BEMAININfi TWO WEEKS. BUOI'TIIIATRb"" Broadway, near'iiiith st. .1. WLULI-.V lloPI'NQrnST Hole Mauaiier. MATINLI.S WEIINr.SDAY AND KATL'ilDAV. Ulst to I'J-th j srfortnancea Jtt'SSKI.I.'S IIIMi:ill,tH In thcbe.torall musical tarto comedies, THK 'ITY 1p3KI:CTOKY. (IKNIItAL ADMISSION. .'.0 CENTS. n"AKT.Vi;r.S'NLDYS'S TIIhATRliT nth H fit postte t'nnper Institute. "alidllle mid 'Athletics combined. M'AULIFFE w Tho luht wcielit cliamitluu and tho l'r.sco" ulaiit, AtblHte'l by Itilly MnO-len and pr-ininlrk McCntTroy mil our Mniuiuotb Vntidevtlle Couipaiiy. May 10 I ery v timuatf .Mit., Tutn.Tliura.baL at2. EDEN.'i'.fw WORTT". v'Air YANK-HOE OMENE. To continue I'verv Aflernoon and Evening. AIM. II Till. Iil.fVlMi fill h-i AL'TOMAIIIN. CnM'r.KlSbt Llllll.l.W .N.M'.I SIHMiAKIAN HAM), GM1AND Ul'KIIA IIOf.M.." r 1,,-sercil heals, urrhesiri rircle and llalcny, 5Jc. M MaL I .IKII.N l hi, Mat. Iit'M'A.N II. I Clll I llAIJ I" the n.wti:iMN i oULLIVAlii I paymaster. NeM week (.'rand Lntflish Opera. ''fALbl." Uammee.steins oi'Liia not si: IDIhst, n 7lh av. IVevk Mon. Slay in. Sat. MaL CONIUED'S COMIC (il'ULA COMl'A.N'Y. Till; (lYl'HV n.iito.v, Summer prices tlrch ?l, orch Clr. and fautenils, 70c Lulconv, '"c. I amity Circle, J3u and 2.ic, "STANDARD MONEY" MAD TIIEATltl-. fntii I'erformance. AI.LI.IK MTCMIAV M.iyJL TIME. l-eats now on sale. STAIIIWII'AllliTIIlfATiilir &S&!i? NEw'LAvBeau Brummel KVEI1Y EM:.MMiw:l''-.'IATI,M:E HATl'llDAY. ILJACOUH's'illl A TIlifATl'tE Matinees Monday. Thursdav. Saturday, JLOST ii'V XK W YOItK. Muy '.'U-lluyt's A IIAO HAIIY. fflSTCO t, HIM'? Matinees Monday, rtUoltn U DIAL 0. Wednesday, i-aturday. OjSl3?.1VI:E3B3-OI,!I?j3l. Ut-diiesday nest Carmenclu's heuellt. I vci im Tin Arm:. iieninsSjo iJllll. I'liAIIirY HALL l-l LAST VYI.I.K Of Till' IIIAIIIIY HALL -I THE kEAHO.V ,'Vexi Saturday .'I'lth.. and Lasl Nlchl. .'.May JO specisl Season .The 1'rivate cceary. HC. JIIM'.K'ii ITOI'LE'S TIIEATI1E. AIU.I.IC I'lV.N and JOkEI'11 Mllhl-.I.IHK. In drama 'I'lll. UKAU IIIIAKT. Tim laie.t London success. New s'euery, ri'ONY 1'AITOII S TIIEATIIH Mill st I I lll'HliKI.I. IIIIOTIIEKS' SPECIALTY CO., alllil Kill-III It A ll.ALKLI.i'.S Vaudelilles, ll".'',, IAi:tlll'. I. INI., EsrillLLA MLVIA MATISEIK ll'EMlAY AND lltlllAY Ww'::"l,'ii!IK"i'', """ery.i.eurl'anar k"r l"r" Liiilsllic.inii.i.ii. Mi.lenries uVmM'i ,,lr Urowu Mi.tV l,.illtii.n. Wii r s''"'.:'!!.'!!?!: VY'i-rB'rir""" AMIII.IHiTlllATIII'. Irvlnu Place. Tulilclit" l-arewell itrforinanceoi l'osarl. hINfl LEAL Sancton ctsrnflrmlw. Orif?i VA- t'.,;l'lt-Thorough school for dancing UAl.IV. lauirht rauidh circulars. Lulckcrtwcksr Contorvaturv, ss Wt Hlli st. ,uinmrr ff-oitfl. Till! WIVIIMOU, M,U llllli, lllo s I. A M LEI I 1 AMil.Y IHTI'.L OI'LN THE LMllli: YEAIL RljCKWll.I.S HOTEL. Lako I.uernei Jl. V, now udcd: write for circular Address HoMMHOSHBHaaHBl GREATEST SALE On Record. 3 9 3) C& GENTS' SUITS, Worth S15.00 M I 1 Gents' Fine Derby Hats, worth $2,50, at $1.10. BE CAHKKL'Jj YOlT C03115 TO THE HIGHT PLACE. We imvp no rnnnpvtloii with any other pluoc In the I'nltetl SUttcs. OPEN TILL9 O'CLOCK. London i Liverpool Clothing: Co., 86 88 Bowery, cor. Hester st, Mil A S. MURRAY of tho Hrltlsh Museum will de lirrr three lectures on Creek art at the .Metro potltaii Uubtuin of Art, as follows Tut id ay, Muy I'tx, retltineiit hculpturea on tJreek Te in Dies TuetJaj. May 17, Mttopes anil rrie?ea on Greek Temples Kriiiay, MftT30, Orofk I'alnted Vaie. Theae leaturcH are oHerel iy Mr Murray, an lionorarr fellow for life fjf ihe Museum aj a, comiilltnent to hu fallow members. bu1 as Much are accepteil by tno Trus tees. The lectures will be ilelh ere tl In u hall or the Art school. In the lnement of the Museum lmflt.ii.jr. to commence at 2:30 r M. Kntranco tliromrli the Museum elic ffurf. BROOKLYN "JOCKEY CLUB. MAY Wl 21, 1.1. 21. 2.1. 27, m. nnd '.".I. SIX HACKS BACH DAY, Cainiiienrlneat V .ill', M. HOW TO ItLACII Tlli:Tllsl'Kl-'ltO.M M'UloltK. Via Cl'LVI.K KUL'li:,' from Tout if Wlntehall St., every hour, nnd special race touts eory half tiour fruui li.lnup!ij:lir. ,M. Via l.o.MI ISLAM) HAILROAII. Iiim Umt Island City. Leave Kust 31th St., How York. I uo. 1 L'O r, M., LflliK Iilanil Cit, I 10. WJI1 M II, I). .Mcl.NTYni:, riec. i: J. IIWVKB. I'fetldtnt (6xctirf.lonjj. CHOLERA OK I'ISIIINCI IIANKKdallv on and after Tuosduy, Hay 211. Donblediulled Iriiu steamer A.NOI.KK. uitli tiuw Lnilcrs and ull safe improvement, leaves 21st st, fc. It.. i..i"i lleekuinli st. I. IC, 7; liter li. X. It, 7 .ti A. fresh lialt, :v. n bunch; refresh ments, tackal. Ac: ceuts, Tc; ladlos, &hi AL rosTT.n. f 1IIOLKKA nr Flailing Hanks. I'lenly sea hast tun vy day. Hteamer AMILKlt runs everv dav In tho veek. AL rosruit. J.'ISIUNfl IIANKsT Vea linss. Steamer ACCOVACIC, s'undays, Tues lays. Wednesdays. Tliursdivs; :ilst st. h. It, ii. in ..dst ii so, 1'rnnklliiht. 7.JA. I'lor n, i: It., t'tt); one b'nek almve Maten Island t'errs. tickets cls Vfilh counon fur bait; cluiis of COOI'KII. FIiilllMI IIANKS.-KCIIL'Yl.Llf dally after' tliis"dayT -Monday 1 ast 2:.d, 7ii: 1'crk slip. 7 Hi; l-rankiln. 20; 7&csilts, Ulth chrckN for bult. ladles, ,'rflcj cnln- mutes, i trips. 13, bait, (IsMiiit tackle, rcfreshim ms HKIiUK. cttrliou 3,totiff.5. A. A JUSTUS COOKE, AUCTIONEER, ANNOL'M'liS Till: sali; AT Al'CTIO.V OP Till! LMII1L CO.STP.XTS OF Till: MOUNT ST. VINCENT HOTEL, CKSTI1AL I'AHK, liy order of Mr JlcCANN. rrr.prlclor, To ul.o place uithout rc.ervo on MONDAY, MAY 19, 111 li A. M., All the entire Lspuisivn ruriiiiure and KlttlnKS, i li-k'.u.t liMures Ac, Ac. Ac. The attention of oivnsrsof Hotels and I nrtte Halls Is ca ed toihu Manin pill Mirrors, many oi iliem orlx iiully costlrumr-Uiiuji i,tsi,,.i,li. I'aintiiina. Maluary, Ironies, all the l.s.imd i.lectrli) Hxturcs. Uyuauu, llurms. Wiiyons, ialeise Im. Harness. Ac, Ac glnnof ortw7 (OvfliutsfT f CHAS. H. DITSOKT CO. Sole Auents for New York and Tlciniiy for tlia BRICGS PIANOS. Thesa pianos ar uneiiiulled for lone, touch, finish, and durabllm .'old. jimoJ, .cliani;ed. Uoderalo Ull'l-S. H tiTlllS. Larue a.oriiuenl of tilanns for rent, best makers city orcoiiutri. luiilnsr uii.i repairliif. WMrerouiiK, M1I7 llnmUtruy lIHII. L). E'ISCHHIl PZAKTOS." LarifcH assorlineLL Irrlnlit, (irand, and hduara 1'lsnos at moderate prices, casn, Installincnti. and ot tliamred. i-evernl bargains in second hand I'lauos, dictrcut makers, at Inw prices. llsCIILIt I'lA.Ml WAHhltOOJK Iiuotliav, enr lolhu.. Sew York. riltKATI'hT 1IAISIIAIX8 "HLIt 01 I I 'UK II. -10 (rood ss .econd-lmnd planoK. prh-os ft,'iii lo J.i.i payments Ktinohtlily. i oiioiv tVaiers umlitut. only .'7'.. terms (montlilv. J'lsnos esi'liautl'-d HORACE WATERS CO., lai oiii av. J ANI JlTlCIl OF UrlllOHT AMrMn'AlTTTl'UNIH, tnrlous Jeadlmr makts. taken lu exi liauire. Iiavo been jiut lu i.'nod order and vv 111 bu ntL-rvd at extremely low prices lor a lew days cash or Installments t'i&CHL'l! I'iAMI VI AltllmiOMS, IHi .'Hilar., cor. lotii st. I" "Si.IIiiant" I'l-lilUUTrflWi w"inontlilj". HtsmwayT usraln. ttleKXLII eim to :i2 rultou t. Jlrooklyi I'. niWIIIt.l Kuril CM Hi," I'rrlglit mid i mar.- .jnov for ra'i and rem on e isy lermsof pjyn,,,,,, .t.uj m,,j viard. AVlW"'.ls WarcMciius. I oi ,r uy piaci', .or, "i. in si planoisoldoueasy letmsaild en liaui,'rd. SI. dOO ()IWr-"K)k maVok hkatty'h 27" d.! rinry.yy' toi Mimiis i7 uew nlsuo- 23d Slreef Le Boulili Bros. .OFFER TO-DAY BEST MAKES OF F!i Satines, NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS, AT 48, 50 52 West 23d Steel MID-SUMMER DRESS FABRICS. We Iiave jis placed In the (jsi'cimt.iiu' l(imliiiciil a now rsiso of "Silk I'rciMHi," tlio hitvat ina.erial for Simi niei' wear, in a variely of liaiuisomo shatlos, iiieliidin ivhiic and black. In connection ivisli our large stock ol'C'asIiiiicrc, wc arc showing a line of White 3Inhair. printed in a choice assortment of new designs; and, in the same stock, fine nil-wool Challics, at .So cents per yard. We are introducing anew line of ISrilliautine fltobes, with margins of .Vnpauese I'repou and O'.uihroider.y, au altogether original style, at $a.ii.04 and 817. slO each. We have also added vo en tire cases of OCuglish Tweeds and i'heriots, in light and medium weights, at very reasonable prices. .lASIBilS McfKEEIKY V CAi., filroadway and 11th St. BtBMgWllkoi UESIRK TO CLL SIT.I IL ATTENTION- TO TMEIH lllga.st li.ne or autistic CHAMBER SUITES IS ANTKil'i: OR IMITATION OK MAHOGANY. roie si(i..-.oi -vYoirrii &22.o. jo it SIH.OOl -wititrii Stil.OU, I'lllt ,S"O.OU! (tllTII IKSO.OO. WITH IIKIISTUAD.S 01' ANY SI.: TO SLIT. Nos. 22, 24, and 26 East I4th St., m:au union sqi'ARr. HIRES' Seer The I'urent nncl Ilrnt Ilrlnk 111 llio World. Aiie(l7lni;, IlrlKlmi-, SpiirMlnur, una (lie llr.t Kluod I'lirlllcr mill Tunic. A I'aikaice (IlijuidJ Uae, makes lite fr.ilton. r.vr.ui' iiutti.i: oiakantuki). .No Tiim, Mi-, KilBlly Mlldp. Try ll. AskourUriirKltnr Crncer for It, and tako no other, fcee tbat you Ket li 1 Jc KS'. tiii: only csr.Nvixc Made by C. I:, IMItl:, I'll II issts-liililrs. Ia. JfitMvurlion. 1'KRMS.NKNTl.Y PLIilill IN Till' HIIOIITERT I'Cie. hllll.l: ll'lh INIUHIIl tl. IBI.ATUr.M III' INDI IIHAL I'Ki II.IAIIITII Ml lAll.tlll. YI'.T. No I MI.AL AIIV VNl I. I'llAIIlir .-I5ND FOR CIltCULAIl, .MLNUOSINU S-TAMMLHINi, prof. EEO. s mnmm THIS Wl.LL, KNOWS INMi.i i TOIt IN LLOCI'TIUN,1 AMSINeS' EMC AT ION. ftookkei'iiiiu. tirlim nr ili'neti'' enrreppondent'e. siji'llin. sienurat'liy. tyrew riniii.' priiate lu itntclinit lay. et.iiliiuiili rumiil'r I'.ilix- s llii.lii.sa l ulleue. I'.J liiiwerr. cur ianal, up nnvn. I'J7 ilith, cor H'way "i)AN'JO IN-TIIIrriON. i ai.'liaues mailed; full rar JJ tlcularr. l.litVAKH D0I"N. iii'liestraaud nurlor banjos. I. i:s llrosiluny. near dull t. IJANJO INSTItl'l 1 ION- iiur-e. jiTandeluz dam-J-'liii.'luuvlit.ilrcii'amiiniied J. F Dl.AN, 47.1 :i.l av- BAN.IO, sons and dance, jiic. and elujr dancliikMauittiL i irutiliirs in illed. J. MOHAN, iij nowury IJANJO -IILOIH.LTKKK. maker, tesclmr. day. even 1' iuu. i W. It, cnri.er ll.ii .lull St. Ladies tauitUL ll.uct TION, MUSIC, dramatic acllmi. dan.'inir, selion! J J furactltn;. nueii all tuinmrr. KMIJKKLBOUhliU roNbLUlATOllY, ct I Illi st. HTI:X0:KA1IIY and t) iewrltlnK.-SH!l In 3 muntlis ut MuiS'way, t)enrlilni Lksunsll weekly. ititalionci 'sVantcJ. AYOI Nil MAN. latelv landed, wants a iiltlon In rotneK'inl mereantne i r rim I'ln" louse, aiiuccn rate arcnuuiant: lirst class ieiiiuu, Lett references. AddrrssM bos II:). miii uilla AYol Ntl LAIIY wisliesa iio.ition in an olllce Is All oci'iirnte and rapid writer and copyj.t. I. also rail rraphiiirali,r Addrtrs M. C. II. Ill Wist iflll L, New lurk city AI'iiLOIirn Y"miAN,Mifi. IlkeTa "place" In niiafl family lor buusuunrk in Hat. I 111 U est .'till sl rear. Alil.SI'l.l TAIILl: WOMAN uanu c.eanmir varlnni.-, L-onlintbv tlieday. nul relercnc" iS'i 1 1: jet tL'ia at. C lOMrhlLNT MNLLi: AMI I'OIIILLLNTKV HOOK J KI'LI'LII. emtdGeit durlnit tlio din. dtslrcs lo inakeliimsclf tisefal eveniuifs. i-iuircusiuodprate A. W I ox Lai Sunollico. Ci ANIiY and ice cream maker wants a Job on all kinds of randies and cream A ll., iu Av, A, tlar rlore. COMI'I'TI-N'f WOMAN. In ilu days' worki best city referenco -II VVest st I.SMINTI LtKs IIAM.lt t. ri nnn on bread wanlaailt". nailoii in iliucoiiniry. :i.intst:i:ulist i'd door. T. NAKHAU NT., N. Y. LM'AIILIBHLlt Vl.AIW. HI MMI.lt IIO'l'i:i.M. Cooks, waitresses, chambermaids cleaners, bouse workers. stcH. uds. iorter.. K'Udciiers, a,c, to reistor lurr'uccs. Iiuudreds iieod.'d II. (U.JIS'I'i:il, J'liiprletnr. Rl sl'Lt'TAULL illKL ascliauibsiiuuld and waitress in a (rii tt' faiinl w d ft i,'er,ii''c frum last J .'11 I .ihm d cunl. riot, i.o cards. fli.p M w I'MI it i-i j.j.j lllfc -aitiialiou waned J bi r iiKiiVinati whi1i.r"iuliit understand mail Iiud"partiiicnt.cansei utuuail lists, .tnum mid rap. Addrts. I l:l. I.MAN, box La sun olllc YOl No WOMAN wishes situation as rook and lauc dress, tl.'lit years' rtferencs. Call tm lid a v.; IliUf vuct, O'NEILL'S, Otli Av., SOtii to 21st St. EXTRAORDINARY WitgJES IW OUR j SUIT DEPARTMENT. 400 LADIES' COMBINATION TEA GOWNS, IN ALBATROSS AND CHAIjIjIKS, $3.75; worth $6.98. 750 Tea Gowns IN OUTING CLOTHS, $1.35; worth $3.25. The bnlanca of our Lntllcs' Cloth nml Silk Suits left from last week's Unit Price Sale will be offered at still givn ter reductions. SiLfC SUITS, $8,00, $12,75, $16,75, $24,95 OUR IIANDSOMK IMPORTED Combination Silk Suits, $29.75, $39.75, $49.00; Cost to import 585.00 to $150.00. CLOTH SUITS, $6,38, $9.38, $12,38, $16.50. OUR IMPORTKD COMBINATION CLOTH SUITS, $24.95. $29.75, $37.50, $45.00 C03t to Import 97fi.OO to $125.00. A large assortment of China Silk, Lace, Gingnam, Sateen, anil White Salts. ATTENTION'! UK. OltlMll.r. has dsvrtsd Ms time for many jears to the txca slro treatment of diseases of men, from whatever rauso arising. HLOdli anl hKI.N diseases, rsil rimls. Iaiu la bones, sors throat anil moutl). blotuhes and erudi tions on thesLlu, nloers. pslnful swollliik'S. Ac. KlIJNhl anil L'ltlNAltV cointilaluts. Irritation. soa14 Inir, tnllauminilon. freijuent lijclinntlon to urinate, in lecdoua discuarKOS, irleet, stricture, unit bluilreU alloc lions. ulIiiAMC Wl'.AKNK.-S. nervous iletilllty. Impalre'l memory, mental anxiety, absence of will power, lost tltallty, molancliuly, Intoluuinry tital losses, wealc liuck, and oilier illttasvs rrsultinir from excesses. In discretion, or overwork, recent or old. speedily, thor riii.'lily, nml permanently cured. All lincerlnir. caronla dlseares rncci'sstillly treated. Alone and extensive firao tlrol experience enables lite Doctor to apply the propsr treatment at nice witliout useless csperuneuts, tuus saviuif tlio patient inncli tune and expense. opi'icu ov;ic ti:. vi;auh at 171 West l-'lli su, between i th and 7th ava. Consulta tion Irce. Hours, li to ti, tundays, u to s and tl toH, AHI1.ITV I)r SMITH ISII.'astlntiiit. near 3d av. station, oldest reliable 'icciatlst. both sexes; sklu dlseares, blood poison, infecous dlsuhurirus. sirioture. Irritations, bladder. kidnc)s. heart. luiiKSIiny treatment only one known that i tires worst cases), nervous debili ty, lost vitality, weakne.s. involuntary losses, bad dreams Impediments to marriitfe, want of dtvelop. men' Many from tlio country come for my superior treatment after all others fail. 1 have t-vcrylhln known t science, medical or surklcal: haa acijulred nthorjiuh Lnoulc iue by ionM special practice, which enablts me to guarantee quickest permanent recovery, saving money slid sutlermir; write or rail, advice free: any disease! discharges stopped Jmmedtstely; utou, An'I.ICTi:i-DIl. (II1EV. Hie specialist for all dis eases of men, whatever the cau.a recent or old. liLOuli poison, sore thio.it or mouth. HKIN ernrtions 1 loleties and I'oiorcd spots, iialnfui swt-lllnirs klD.NKV mid lil.AIHU.lt ilin-aios, Irritation. scalding Inllamma stun, freaueiit desire to urinuto. ol-silnate ulcers, in fecilous flu-'liames. Elect, nrlcture Meakness, .Mm. vol's in. nil, II) errors of youth, bad dre.uns, lost vitality iroin octsse. Indiscretion, or overwork, any I special complaint, recent or old. either unilrcted or I liailiiubneii ,-arelesslv treated elseuhere; from n lopir and hirire eipsrlence lu this direction am able to soeed Ut and permanently curs the ino.t anxious suffereri oliartrcs niodsratet advice free, prlrale olllce, r.Mj Last 17tlt su, near 4th av.i hours ll toll, AM, KI.CltHT ANI 1'ltlVATK DISKaSKS of men cured Inafcwdsysby a new mods of treatment. No chaw unless cured. Also sore throat nud toniiue, (ilmples. tilct-rs. diseased bones, uleet, slrlciure, blool 'olsonlnii. skin diseases, kiducyaud bladder, also youth ul errors, nervous debility, weak back, had dreams, uwnrss of spirits, neakuess of body and mlud, lort vlifor and m.iuhood restored, suffer no loiueri cure Is certain I triiarantfs a quit k and sure cure Hear in mlndpractlce makes perfect. MUTcrcrs from bad adt ice should consult me, iu,t"si cured yearly. Ho not bu In Ituenceil. lu to ths fountain head. Dr 1I4I.LI.1T Medical lurlltulr, Mil I'sit imh st.. near :id av AITI-.ll Al,I.iTlIKI(SI'AII,consultIiirnu.viirTii iC m Wert Jth rt i New York leadlnir specialist lor infectious diseases of men. blood poisons, ot.Htltiati mci-rs, dii.i-harireH. uleet, stricture, nervous debility h rt snror kluney. bladder, and skin dtreateu. lc, damrei mis tases and cures of lonz standing solicited. Itiretit i-utes-l to lQdas. Hours'.! to.t, 7 tuP; Sundays, nil 1. A -lilt. rilMIAII. LAIIlhlT I'llVNII'IAN. I.adn-s may consult me In perfect i-onAdtnoe on nil subjects ol u private or delicato nature. porltHe re lirfKiiaraiiterd, absolute seorecy, patients received In private sanitarium; terms reasonable, lend stamp for LoA, hours 1I-K. :hj:i Wisttisdst A -Mils-'. KOKHI.KII. rellabla Herman leansdriiiTd" wife skilful treatment boards ladies berore nud ilurlnir coiiilnetiients tfl., ulth nine days' hourdi infant, aloiitcd: In the comfortable prltato residence, u7 l.aitMtlisi. A --Jills HIST, midwife boards ladies before and during confinement in ,r r private hniisu or In. tonildctitial medical treatment. Infanta adopted. Iu7 l.ust"lsist. A CERTAIN UL'IlIi for headache, diseases of ths skin, chest, heart, stomach, liter, kidneys and bud-dsr. Ilrouichtou'i J m hjoratiUM' Syruji, ae. isi est sth su A-Mlts. KAIK'll, midwife, tales ladles to board and r coutlueiueuts.iQlauuialopUid. I.tlju litav. "III! IIAWKDlt. HWcstiathrr-oldenleTdlni'speciaT I' dulckest cures or no charge, alter all others fail, ntwcsi tciuedtes. medlcnecif adtlcu free. Dtop JiiT V'HJiilt jlHHToltr.n.- Itiviiforatlne pills, fl per J box -tforfl Hit HUOWN il ho-.'ll',7,lt'stou, Ma liistautaueous InvUnrator e.th'-rrex Mil.-. I liiiJllil.liu siperlenced (ierman mldxlfo, boards ladles iprltaie house) dunus coumieinent: Infants adopted, ran hast Vd st. Mils. WINKELMANsCKiperTmldwIfery and female complaints; boards Udiuji lutauu adopted. 11 tutdll. litsr Sda 200 VERY HANDSOME Imported Cloth Capes, In KInck and ull tho new colors, $4.98 and $6,98; Cost to Import 912.00 and. $14.00. 1,000 Ladies' Imported Jackets, In muck nnd u vurloty of Shades, $3.98 and $7.98; Reduced from $7.25 and $10.50. THE BALANCE OF OUR FINEST IMPORTED JACKETS, In all tho latest novelties, reduced to $12.75. 150 ELEGANT IMPORTED WRAPS, elaborately trimmed, $29.75, $39.76, $49.00. 125 IMPORTED WRAPS, richly trimmed, $16.75, $19.75, $24.95. special mmm IN LADIES' CLOTH, SILK, AND MOHAIR TRAVELLING GARMENTS. 2,000 LADIES' BEADED CAFES, $2.93, $3.98, $4.98 and $6.50. A full line of Ladies' Blazers, Ladies' Imnorted Casbmere Shawls in Black, Bine, Cardinal, Cream, and other shades. ij.ts.ifli!. PRIVATE DISEASES spsHllly ana permanently cnrsl. E.'srtrnlitic euro of sirlcinr.ii. latest illiroverles failure Impossible. Loss ur mauliiioil. r.knai decay, spermatorrhea, nerrous.i liaustlon. enereal diseases, rlir'.ulc iliscliarite iiinrkly cured, ss years' practlre In rant rr. consnltallonfreo: send for Illustrated book. I'mf. I'IKltlili JAKUINt Ituom Ivu I'ark row, .Sew Vor. MHS. SCHItOKllKltrexperlsnoe,! inldirlfe, bnarils ladles In private house durum coniluemeiit, In fsniindopied. aiHI.'aetts.th st. piUVATH DISKASKS (luIcklyTinTTafHT'cred", ex- tensitoiioipiial cipeiieni'ii, strictures ulcers irle.-i. weakoeis. clirnulc discbarires, ,c. adtli'e frea. euro KliaranteedjeUher sex ml Inst llllli st., near M nr th,JJ,AY'1! .,i.m'imaTFv iou7i.T. ,1?'1gA'Ktl. UwWest ilL Hours fl A. .M toIJ.M., to 1) r. ,M. f.enllo Crinary Diseases a specl.ilty, AO lf5ABR' rraetlce,-Hr. HIIOl'nilTON cures cenertl svucblliiy wenkni'ss, dleisesof tlieskiiLCliesuliearl. iHMaoh. liver, kidneys, and bladder, isu est 4tli su iramI)oat.o'. mmm mm III' Till. PROVIDENCE LINE, for nnsTDN. l'novipi.si r vnnrr'n n nnj mi Now Knuland Points. Low Tires. 1 u'l i.llits rcsu I-liorlel rail rnle. Ml'limers UU.NM;cTIi'1 TtuI MAMH'IH -KTTriHlll lease Tier s. S. It. font .irr l ,il i r. SI dally, J,0'"1" MUU,lay". rrinun I'roviilnioo i A .M Ilostun I HUDSOJTfflVER BOAYDGHL Tbe Dav Une8leamers will comiceni'ii tlielr regular trips to Albany and iti.ermcdiate l.indm;- on wi:um:m)AV. ma Hudson ItivorSloaiiierHIMIVrOiVELL, rommenrlncTlll'linAf, M tV -j: Leavine Iiisbross.ssi 'I I'M. rW.riaya 1:41 1". H. "est i'ad st. :t M P M. a r, ll. NAKK.U Till. I MAI,I.Mll.NllS, A-f'AIIIiitHHDl'CI l lo all pinni- inl'.ill Diver Unston .i. Meainers IM i:ir.N and I'll. IIHIM lejte I'ler JJ. N II loot of Mi.rr.iy sl dsi Nuiiilnia Inrlu.Ud. at I' M i'uin"i ui by auiii v from llrcki' n .11 I u. Jersey lily at 4 1'. M. An Olii Hi:hTilA on ra.'ll s-r ilil'-r. A 1.1. 1'Allhii IIMII l I iIAfT(IM10N I,lNr7 llio Inside r.mte, liosion, :i I'rotUlenre, a:',. J,.".r'.'.'.5l!r '-'01 Mfiiiiiiisi",si:cilil 1'and.MA rA( llbhl',1 IS Irate neu I'm III N ono block aboto Caiulst., ill or. Jl. bumljjscacepiid. ALIIa'n'V IIOAT-.. ITiil'l.l. .sum. -MeamersDlTrtt mid 1H:a.N lljt'llMo.M) lean- III. II I'll. It 11 S ll foolt'analst, atn I' M. P.MI.V "undavaoxrei-leili. iiiukiiif direct t.oniiei'ilun for all puinis. L.lclnc llulita tbrouk'liout. A-TTlOV'lmAIS-CITi IFTHliVm! KAKATd'iTT Irate rirrl'l I.'., lot Wi-hT l"lll M'., ii,iii eacstl-nlurd.iy, i. P M I leriric ll.'lits mil bells; sleaill be.it in noun i-uiuaj steadier limihrs .it Albun A -i!!;i"ii;i'"i:ii'Aii.v aii'i: h-at: is. :J' "er Itivor, Mot 1 1 nilinrlim si, Jl .m M. rmiieiiiiiiroli tlirou.U Irani, on .Sana luck nnd llimaiiumc llui.roads. NOUH'K II LINK KAtiHIITH" ISSIIll: l;01ll: i urss reduced lo llostoit M, Worcester. I-, n rre. ponding reductions in all olnis 1'a.t Me.no. ts Ifavo I'ltr si" told nuiubori. .Sorili lilt or to.t cf 'ati s (nest plvriibie I'esi'rossi. rirest t'ortw. daily, .".un dayaescepled. at r.:.H) 1'. M U'aM.MOI!!.!, I.IXi:-l'.ir'No7iiii7iili."l'li1iUlFirr7r wall, I oldl-pr n.'s. and Wt I'oint, from Irani In II. plur, t II.. weekdays ill- I' 1 iMiud.ls. u A M. STI'AMi:il KIII-l.TI-.lt IK v .Ml) lent es I'ler '.'3 I! l:n-7 I Tuss lliurs and'ai ii I' M f,.ri'rnnt i n' I port. Mielter M411U si.i!s.- I, arbor. I.e.nes ..l. ii rln.r an .Hi I' M.Mon.Uo.l .i...i J n l.lil) illi., i,,n fJAi i.i I.TI1.K si'l AMI'.li i.aiiK,ii n Mtimlast, d. pne.dus. I ridajs, rout I r.ink'iii si, p y. ,'S'i KKW IIAVK.V, 7rtf, BleamersIeatBl'tokBllii. I'lsrVV Ii 1: M and II isBuii IJ''.,CJ', "tiudajn, coniiectint- mill Uiiusfw NOW SELLING f at ra $8.00 I FOR CHOICE OF 1 20000 Suits I gOYjSV FcaN w ivrrss 1 THIS! I WITH EYEEY SUIT. Boys' Suits 90c. Hoys Ms $1,25 Boys' Suits $1,90 I DOKlp BROADWAY, COB. GRAND ST. J KENN E D Y, I SO COBT1.AXDT ST. (l'l STAIKS). $2.97. ffl $4.98. HAND Jf'i' I HA.MI welt. y0'"f nr.wv.ii. HKTTKK THAN AN V Sl.OO OK SO.OO iioi:s soi.i) i:i.si:ivnr.iti:, all if WIDTHS AND iVI'YI.CN. DIHKt'T ii J'KOM .UAKi:iTI IVKAKKlt. HAVINO Jf itiTAii. I'lmriTs. I LUDWIG BAUMANN CO., I No., cow, r.io, r,-i, nnd r.n nth st j bcttiecu U.!!! mill UUth at,( Tin: i'ioxkkji 'ki:dit noran ob V A.ui:uii.i, ft) Ann oFrruisti mif.t iiaroaiss 1IIIS UI.KK IN i FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND BEDDING. i iflte FACIAL BLEMISHES. 'iiti?H K''"'tMi!ft,Wri1SiipfrflaanIitr- fe?3?5S?l WfJ Jtlrll.mrk.lf)th,Frffklf,WrlBkIts l WjS3sJfii:(Kele,t,t Vrli.,OIIr hhln.lcii! ilJ I V rffiWrimPf"i l'ktifdi, lurWr'i itek! Mm I imt ''''1jW HcTt.rlttiuiti,I'owiitrU&riit,nietcii In J7JbL iir ,n' rc'l Dloprnnl, Hollow or H 'JtW'y litikr.1(Chfk, fti-. CoriiollKiIou x JQL lJr lo!llet.r bj tllr, tttH if book iffl N'T cq nil (Kin M nrjjp iflfct1nD n4 jlK Uilr trrft.mrnt.ffnt raUll'4iv1'1riiifinirei:lliit lOclfc If JOM-V II. mVOIinUUIIY. DfrmiloUrUt. Mi fZ. V. tVd SI.. It- w York Cllv. fft VAC 1 A I. WOAt'. KtUrxiUMorbjiatUl, com Vi I Furniture, Carpets and Betiding AT 1'liICr.S THAT IIUKV COMI'IITITION. i'it xinv ci:i:iiit svktk.m unaiu.rs VOL' 10 111 v oli: (100IIS ON Ot It OWN tuiiu j .1. .fc H. II A V M A N N, 73S TO 713 f-rll AVi;., COIlM.lt I0T1I ST. H. H A L' M A N N .V; 11 IC B V. AM) 11 WKhT "T. ffor ;ur. ICE. CanroesaDoat lor sale. Ji c. I. i:ii;i:i:. id 1'ari. p:"". ,i Depot 1M lo must, l.a.t liner HsKI'S -l.rciitopporliinilir lo,-iaii' d olllee safeona- luli prir.., all stand irdmaki. slUliil) olllce worn. Lj t'ntlor addroi .ii l.nst 'lb st flMt'UUl'nl Tlll.St l.ins x i.i.IVI'iish Haturdajr Xforsa.oal UII.LI.II 1 vntnbln b.uldinc CJ T.MIHliai 1-oiiii-ci.I -eskirt. l;eilillfully i V3. I Udrapi-dur ilm.d. trnily Un tu J lull 1M hl ii u,ie.ta.'dsu jiU.'jcrUaufii.tf. HIIOKH I'ltci:! Ti .in m. lll send in. llielMiiuexundndilrr-M'snl lint r-ims. dillcruit faml lies, who are IHIAI'. I .-'I rnd i-- 'i'llrre-1 I'luplem Nnsrln, ii. follons Tio .lltn i ll I by lha Inicliess. 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