The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 23, 1890

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Jf -v i fi HORSES. HARIES8, 0& CABIA.eT fff I J& jSlfe i3 J Ll I IF YOTT WANT I fiv s1- V- 1 tf jrtJPl jfiiM-k TO&T' IDABII. FURNISHED ROOMS, or FUTS, Vf BSSETi U H E '-:&umSm D xt TL 8ave ivzmzrs of W ILtke "suT 1 .V thW ll ToTtVIl.'NO'. 2G,r). NEVYblCrFR"AYrMAY 23n8!)0.-TENPAfiES. I'ltlCE TWO CKNTS. m I TOO MUCH TRUST COMPANY. ,4 SOCIO-FINAXCIAT. FLAMC-X7P IW STUB H' HOLLAND HOCIIiXr. H George TV. Van hlcten I.ert Off the Recnlar H Ticket anil n Itotlund Trust t'ompnny Ticket Nosnlnated-A Cl Per Oat, Cnni. H mission "I' far the Hoclety's Fund. There promlsos to bo a Ih clr time nt tbo an H Dual eloction of tbo Holland Bocloty at tho H Hotel llrunswickiiotTuosdayovonlng. There has boen e, growing foellng on tbo part of a i,M J large element In tho society that the sooloty's Interests wero bolng subordinated to tho Inter- m ests of tho Holland Trust Company by that njr company's officials. This fooling hns cul- I,., mlnatod Inthe setting udo( a ticket which. If li i succof etui, will practically oust the officials of tho trust company from tho control of thoso- (H A cloty's affairs. Tho regular ticket, ns noml- nated by Frederick J. Do Povstor, Henry 8. Van Durer. Herman W. Van Dor PoM. and 1'hillp Van Valkenbursh. who were apt nted tho Nominating Committee, Is: Tha Itv I)r Henry Van Pyk, rrsldnt, twenty ssien Vle rrsstdent. with Aleisnder T, an hot at the heed, Theodore M. Ilniita. Becrelary, Abraham Van fanlvoord. Treasurer; den Heekman, Samuel Pecker toykendsll, Alexander T n Nut, At rahara tin Bant yoord. end Oeone VV Ven Myck, Trust, to serv three years. r Boon nftor the announcement of this ticket 1 Judgo Qcorge M. Van llooscn, who Isono ot tho directors of tho Holland Trust Company, sent out nn Invitation tn tho members of the opposition to mcot to consult about tnattorsot interest to tho Holland Society." Tho Imitation wad sent out upon tho offlclul paper uf tho llollnnd Trust Company. Dr. TJolavan Uloodgood presided at this mooting, nnd n commltteo of three, consisting ot Judge van Hoocn. J. an ruuokon. and vf. 1). Gar rison, was appointed to tioinlniite candidates forolll o In tho society. Tltov retired. In com pany with Socretnry Uootuo nn Slelou of the soolety (whom thoJSomlnntlngCommltlteo proposed to retire), and brought in this tlckot, which has not yot boon publicly announced, oven to the members: President. ItoVert U lioneevelt. Vice President from .ewVork Pr Mans lc Voider t-ecretary oeorg VV, 1 Vaneiilen. rretsurrr, Fueue en echsick, Jrustees, John W. vrocmau William M. Hoes, Peter Wyckoff, WllllaniJ VauArsdale audWlllUtn O uarrison Mr. KoosoM'lt (iud Sir. Van Slclonaro.rospoo lively, the t'retldriit and Seoresnry of tho Hol land Trust tompany. and n number ot those rirosent at the meeting w ot" dlreoily lnterosted In the trust compuny's affairs. Tho ptoeent secretary ot the society, Ooorgo W. an clclen. one of Us founders, Is loavlnt: no (.tone un turned to retain his ofllca Tbo othor day he eentout tills circular letter, which has roused (onto of tho members on tho othor eide ot the lenoo almost to lury. Niir Yok, Mr 19 1S Di Ri. From 1A M. until etterTA vl onlrliley iMt I we eeittM nt my library table at work tor the Holland society of .Nsk lore, tponraainlnrfmy oit'ce 1 learned, for the tint time, j ot the ticket of the "Nominating- lonuntitee," hlch le y tatended to tnrn me ont of olice lhuliadtllfiiitn! return for ti yeara of eonttant labor eimilar to the forbcolor, In eeaion and oat of aeaion." The faot U that tbe reeolutton adopted by the aootety at Ita aunual meeting tu tn.-t, which waa Intended to 1 fftve a fair nomtnatl n of onioeri who should represent the vlewe ol th who.e society has been adroitly per verted by a clique an 1 un Ur the nuiss of regularity yon are to be caused to do lust whet you de not desire If you wish a sort of deud and alive society one which will soon fall into a dry rot, then j ou will role the ticket which has len sent you datod May 15 isco, care fully headed I'.esuiar Ticket." Instead of belns; In tended for the benefit and prosperous deve opment of the society. It has been hatched in secrei.y for the erat Incation of the oetty rantt) of a few, wno serm to think themselves better than their fellows, 1 ilon t know why, and who he sneered at and put one side at our dlnnera those farmers and Mhone counirmen" and those wholalor and who now desire to carry on oar society ii a hutiety club and to rabe Us tone." As I have always openly opposed suoh liumbus; aasumption, I uae Incurred the rtiiuirunlfkin of its cupportcrs while some others who never do anwblnjr complain that 1 have done too much an 1 have been too active. Kverr suitsestlou ajraint me can be satisfactorily anauered, but 1 refratu from irolnc Into furiiier de tails. This letter Is confidential, for members of the society only, and not for publication 1 am arlven to it, because of the unfair uso or regularity bi the omlnatln Committee and their frl-nda, who ty a cnt and dried plan a iroltly obtaloed tbe opportunity to mislead joo. 1 trust the; you will defeat the entire plans of those persons who have eo nearly socoeedea in aoqaliinr con trol of oar society to its permanent damaire by thle perversion ot the Intention of tbe society to have nom inations fairly made. It 1 am to be turned ont, and aU the time and labor and money and tnonfhUul plenums? and klndl oare I pave bestowed era to be hus rewarded, let me learn mat It Is the wish of a larue majority of the members, and not tbe wish of a baker'e dosen I cannot bring myselt to think that any considerable pumber of our society have the ellihtet wish that I should retire from the position as l-erreiary, and 1 am therefore a candidate for that position, and 1 hope you will take the trouble to come and vote for me Proxies cannot be given la a society like oura ocrs frankly and sincerely, Uso W vm 8ki.ii. It Is the reference to farmers and "ooun trymon" that particularly arouses tho Ire of Secretary Van Melon's oppononts. Georgo G. Do Witt, Jr.. the Chairman ot the 1'lnance Commltteo, said yestorday: v The Intimation that tbo Dinner Committee I or nuy member of It has put anybody aside on I nccount of his beinc a "farmer" or a "eoun vc I tryman." or for any othor reason, is ground- V I less, until last year I havo been a member ot J the Dinner Commltteo mrsolf, and I know i trhereot I sneak. II nnythingof the sort had boon done, Mr. Van Slclon suroly would hnva ltt bad bis sbaro ot tho responsibility, as he has I I always been a member of tho Dinner Co torn it It tee himself. But 1 no know that about tho m timoof thoorganiratlpn of the Hollund Trust HI Company, when I netted Mr. Van Blolen why I certain members had beon put In aents of ionor at the annual dinner over otbors. le repliod that bo wanted to set W them to take stock In tbo trust company. 1 H was a. stockholder about that time myself, but 9 I sold out bocrtuso I did not wlBh to mix up (J business and social allairs in that way. Mr. Van Slcklen's suggestions as to a cllo.ua ura U tinfoumled. The tntt Is that a majority of tho W Doard of Trusteed aro dlssatlsllod with his A management of his office and his constant en- Igj deavorto advortlse tbo Holland Trust Cora- J pany through tbe Hollund Bocloty. J have no personal leollns agiliiHt olther Mr. Itoosnvelt V I or Mr Van r-lclou. ihe hntodono much for j I tho soelotv. but less, 1 believe, than the lto. T. I1 Dr. an DykoorTboodore M. Ilauta. our can- h dldateh respectively for President and 8ec- r1 retary." r Mr. Oo Wlttshowod a lettorln which Socro- A tary Van Slclcn roeommonded to it member of 1 the Flnanc Commltteo of the society tho In- ,M vestment of the soolety's funds In cortaln fi M. percent bonds. "A3 theynro a new form ot V Beourlty," the lettor read. I am enabled to I offer to you porsonnlly n mil commission of 3 per cont ution the amount thnt you muy place Ws.r ill jnu hhiild advlo it lor tho socletyV funds If or for any other funds1, in lieu or jour fees at counsellor examining title lor a direct loan through your otilco f? "It Is nedlfss to say" said Mr. De Witt. It that the Treasurer wan advised not to lineet If f In tbo Holland Trut Company's securities, but li ttrletly to avoid tliHin II "i)f the nluetOHii tiusteoB of tho society," A unld Henry H. Van Durer, nlawyorof 81 Nacau ml I Ptreot and mm of the mombersot tho rogulai j- M I Honilniiilna CominlUoe. '1 bellete that thir- "r II I teen are deijlioupot boimratlng tho uilulrs ot N Ht tbe Holland Society, which In purely sonti- I f mental and historical, from the affairs of tho fill Holland Truet Company, which Is exclusively Wi.l llnancluL Of tho six ho oposo this inovo- m II mnt there are tbul'rcbidont and Secretary ot K' the trut company nnd ut least two of Its trus- tees. This feeling In (at or ot a separation of If tho nffnlri of the two Institutions has been Mr growing lor somotlmo. Why, the presont ofll- olalsof thesooloty oon send out their notices I upon paper Ttith th lettor hoad of the Holland HL Trust Company, although they well know that Kl It Is like shaking a red rag in front of a bull. HI Wefeelthat wo am lighting for a principle and L wo would rather bo defeated on such nn Issue II than to submit longer to the present condition J at', of things." 'KsAwls Philip Van Volkonburgh, nuother member of iXfE'.f tho .Nominntlnc Commltteu, was inclluod to 'HtV tuko ailiumorouH view of .Mr. an blclon's attl- Rt tudc. He sold! ym "Thoro hns nrlson anew Napoleon of Ilnnnco j-f 1 In Wall street. HU mime Is George W, ,iu Nil Hiclen. nnd ho is not m ting as I lie oecrutury I A ol the Holland Trust Company. Having failed iV' to control all tho trust companies in Wull i lf street, ho Is now attonintlng to gain control of BHW the Holland Kociuty, Ho hns juet Issuod a clr- VJ oular. In which ho has Miu,t out as tho o-peclal i' 11 defender of tho fannnr-nnd out-of-town inotti- I pjf bors ot tho so loty. 1 uavubeon u truutoo uutil E, U-t jear over slnco the nncluty was founded I anil hnvn ntleniled ad the meetings of tho Hoard ot Trust en. ami duifug nil thut tlmu i o such uuostlou us an ag nl-iil to farmers or I conntDmon hns nrii lm statements con- at taliiwl li .Mr. Vim. I leu liculuruio untrue if! und without fi undall n. 'Ilie real Issue ho- R twe.-n tin Si in and the mmorliy of tho tf Aw llonrd of 'lrusteri 1b till that the luttorgen- H i jTu tlenten d sire to uej urate social from linuuciul 'V I HI Interests." MrBfH Bo luinryVait hiclen said ho did not thlnlc vvaMl tlio .-oclety'B olocthnwas a mutter of publlo (l Interest. "Tho charge thnt wo aio triingto IjHy run tho society In tlm interest of tho trust I compuuy lb utitotinMod and unlntr, liobind. lBHi1 "Tboio 1 no toiinei't c n whutiiMT betwo.-n BV thoto, Tn bo pure tlininiKt oinpnnv or'g- IBV Inntrd out r i'ik-i it oi nt ,,t ill f the inoinli-rio tin s i i n liniied tu take 1 nocl. hi t'oti iii nt i i i ln iiio tun en- f tlrelviiidvpi-mte i ,fuii- 'intlier. An) oliaigs jMiWk u to the tontimi it omi to lurllier tint (Ul 4 F-clin tiphoI sumo of thu 'onetj u iiinbltious 'iiBrr', uioubcrs." M) HMetiinnVii-titiT i JIB CLAIMS l:Dtll)frs LAtlP. Freemnn Alleae tn Court That lie Invented the Incandescent Lamp, Beforo Judgo Ingraham tn the Supremo Court yostcrdny trial was begun of a suit brought by Walter K. Freoman ngalntt the United States I'.lectrle Lighting Company. In his complaint l'rcoman avers that ho Invented tho Incnndoscontoleotrlo lamp prior to Aug ust, 187(1, and sont a lamp to Ldlson at Monlo 1'arL, K. J., and thnt about two years after ward Kdlson announced tho !uontlon to the world as his own. Ho then nstorts that Kdlson offered htm $50,000 It he would refinln from mentioning tbo fact that ho was In tonllty tho ln entor and had sent samplo lamps to Kdlson The lamp ho claims to havo sent to IMlBon embodies all tbo features ot the Kdlson lamp, consisting ot a high carbon filament ot high roslstnoco secured to platinum wires and en olosed In a glass globe from which the air had been exhausted. Frooinau now claims a resldonce In this city, but Is connected with a business ntOakclnlr. Wis. Ho was at ltaclneln 1878, when be sont tho lam p. as alleged, to Kdlson. and wns sub sequently taken Into the employ ot the de fendant company durlaga part of tho yoar 168'i. He brings his suit against tho United Htates Kleotrlo Lighting Company, alloglng that a wrltton contract was made with that company In Juno. 1R81. which provided that if a patent Sera obtalnod nn Freeman's alleged lnven ons which should be superior to the patent wbloh Kdlson had at that tlmo obtalnod, the company should have the option of taking It or paving him $100,000. No patent was granted, and he claims that the oompany wns derollot In pushing thoclalm. no lays his damages at ilw.OOO, part of whloh Is for salary due tor falluroof tho company to ooatlnuo him tn Us employmont. It Is contendod by tho dofenco that tho con tract was not made for tho benefit of tbo com pany, that tho defendant mado tho application to tbe ratont Ofllco in his own behalf, and that his application was rqieotod as invalid. It is further clalmod that froeman secured the contract by false representations and pur suant to a schema of fraud to get money and employmont without giving anything of value lu ioturu. Tho greater part of yesterday was ooonpled in tho cross-oxamlnatlon ot Freeman, He stuck, to his story well. A IiOOAl FVLT. OF BWAQ. Edward Caanollj'a Sncoeaa la Appropri ating; Other People' Ooode. For sir months potty burglaries have been bo frequent In Hnrlom and Yorkvllla that the police havo boon notified to arrest at any hour ot tho night porsonB carrying bundles or act ing in a suspicious mannor. Wodnesday morning nt 3:45, Policeman Wellor saw a man walking very fast up First avenue, noar Six tieth Btreot, The man had a large bundlo in his hand when Wellor arrestod him. Ho mado a lunge at tho offlcor's hoad with a bottle and ran away. Wellor threw his olub and struck hint on tho log, knocking him down. The bundle con tained two overcoats, a cigar ca.se. two bottles of sherry, two bottlos ot whiskey, $1.80 in pen nies, la a bag, and lle burglar's candles. Tho articles bolonged to John H. Harris of 1.5SG Avenue A, a saloon keeper. The man gave his namo as Fdward Connolly, nnd refused to ghe his address. Ho wan arraigned before Justice O'Kollly, in the Yorkvillo Court, yostorday, and was held in tl.IKK) bail for examination. Connolly rJnnliy gao his address as 995 First aonue. Capt. Uunnor's doteothes found thore a young woman who snld she wus Mrs. Mary Connolly. She was crying and both her ores worn black and bluo. bho said her hus band "boat her regular." The detecthes aoarched tho apartments, which woro erowdod witb stolon property, from a scarf pin to a cold watch. The articles woro taken to tbo Twenty-fifth precinct Btation.w hero thoy flllod tho sergeant'd room. Word was sent to those who had been robbed lately, nnd blgmund Itrunswlck of HI Last blxty-thtrd street ldontllled articles valued at MOO: William A. Wintor ot 997 Lex ington avenuo claimed silver spoons, a seal skin aacque, an oil painting, nndothernrtioles, valued nt 500, ana Mrs. John McCarfery ot at Fifty-ninth street Identified two parlor ourtalns. threo Persian rugs, two cloaks, mantle ornaments, bric-a-brac, two piano covers, and small trinkots. Among tho goods nvalting identification are many tablo and toilet article nnd bits of portable furniture. Connolly came from how Havon, whoro he once fought in a prixe light. He has always dressed well, and hung nround theatres and concert gardens and spent money freely. He is not married to tho woman who claims to be bis wlfo, nnd who Is said to be a variety actress. Hbe says she knows nothing ot his stealing the things found In her rooms. Capt. Gunner will hold her aB a witness against Connolly, and both will bo arraigned in the xorkvlile Court this morning. A O BXiPECT roit TI1K BUPItMUK COT7BT. Aire. Llvcrmore'a Comments on the Origi nal Package" Decision. Brocktov, Mas9 Moy 22. Mrs. Mary A. Lhorraore last night spoke tho sentiment of the W. C. T. U, with regard to tho recent original package" decision. This is what she said: "Our amatement at it is stupendous, and would be more so but for the fact that othor Bupremo Court decisions have been heard. That old granny nnd It Is an insult to gran nies to call him such Judge Taney, who once doclnrod that tho black man did not possoss one ot the rights ot tho white mnn. nnd then r-aid It was aood law, is roraembered by being forgotten, even though a marblo bust of him does exist Jf Congress doeB not do some thing to override tho hunreme Oo-rt decision, there will bo a groat drop somowu'ie. Tho pnpers and women of the iSost nro 'cltod over it, and It something Is not done tho latter may resort to violence, although it Is hopod not. It it bad been a woman who pos'cssod the senility to make such a (loclslon aB tho original paokago one, I would go ten milfB to shake her: but the Huprome CoiirtJudgosareold mon who must have an attornoon nap. You might just as well uo to Arlington Cemetery with a easo as to the su preme Court." Mrs. Mvermoro predicted that the orlglnnl package decision would mean tho destruction or th Hepubllcaa party in tho West unless eomothlnu was done by the proent Congress to undo the wort of the Hupromo Court. Hho also referred to tho trouble otor tho publio bar decision In lloatnn. cud s lid it made no differ ence whother mnn cot drunk, standing up or Bitting down, AGAINST niOH-1'JUCUO 11EKIL Angry UunEnrlann Besolvs to Itojcott the Nalooaa of JJayonne. The Liquor DonlerB' Association of Bayonne raised the price of beer Inst Monday on ao count of tho high prlco of Ico, nnd each of the eighty saloon koanors who aro members of the association deposited $25 with the Treasurer to bo forfoltod In case tbo depositor cut asso ciation prices. Tho old prices were 7 tents a pint and IS cents n quart; the new aro 10 and 18 conts respoctlili. Tbe Hungnrians em plood In tho oil worka at Constable Hook nro larato consumers of boor, nnd don't like tha lien prlcen. Tito hundred of thum hold un in dignation mooting In n Held yesterday after noon hoard spooclios In their native Imigunco. nndllnallyrosoUod not to buy boor or drink of any kind or cigars from any of tho liquor dealers In tho association until tho former prices of boor woro restored. Aftor tho meeting knots of Hungarians fathered in front of some of tbo snloonH in laioniio. aod when anybody camo out with a ran or beer it was taken from him nnd poured into tho Hi root. Others, with pniU of water, stood In fmntot the saloons and drank to the hoallhof the proprietors Hnloon hooper Her man Newman tbieutuned thu Hungarians with a Pistol, and the) bncamo bo itemonstrittlvo that be had to close up his place, Tho Hun garians have Issuod a circular asking their countrymen not todrlnk tho hlch-prlcod bcor. In tbo '1 till (1 ward ot llayonne the Hnltntlon Armi has begun acrusado ogalnst the Biiloons, 1'raior meotlngs aio held daily In the etreota lu front nt thum. .No h-iloiin Keepers Need Apply, St. Iouih. Mar 22, The Grand Lodco of Odd Fellows of Missouri havo gono on retord for prohibition. At to-day's mooting the Giand Master's report advocntod the exclusion ot saloon koopors from tho i rder. A hot debate ensued aftor which a vote was taken on the (iiiostion of excluding all saloon keepers from thonrdor The side ndoeuloil by tho Grand Muntor i -irrlod tlm dny. A number ol saloon keeinrh inlnelp illy In ht, loins s. Joseph nnd u,iMits( n, bolonu lu tho order, mid the i ei I non, oat ot the rule will duubtiuis boa iltbag'UOible tusk. Ill-lnfrrl with 1'latl'a llilnrldce Ererr tutpKlbU nook and corutr -Ait, I BROKE IN WITH WITNESSES. JF.AT.Ol S llAVll) UAMSKX OOV8 WIFE. bltUUHSO AX 1 A. M. Tivo Men Witts lllm 1 hea He Slipped Into a Knrty.nitls Street Knnrdlnr; llotiee tVlth n fStotea 11 ry and llegaa Hliontlast nnd Kepeatlnic The tViimna Itadly Hurt, David Itamsoy of r.amsoy'e, N. J who is living apart from hit young and pretty wife, has won a suit In a Drooklyn court, slnco ap pealed, against Goorco J. llyorson, a grocer, ot Itatnsoy'r, for alienating his wife's nffeotions. Ho got into Mrs. Ilamsoy's boarding house nt 171 Wost Forty-fifth stroet, at 1 o'clock yostor day morning, smashed n glass panel ot the door to her bedroom, thrust a pistol almost in her f aco, shot hor in the neck, then kUsod hor, said ho was sorry he'd done it, nnd rushod out ot tho house. He was aocompanlod by two strango men. Tho police tried all day yostor day to get somo trnco ot tho throe and failed. Hamsoy has lately mado an attompt to patch up tbe misunderstanding with his wlto and got hor to lit o with him again. Ho has a suit for divorce ponding against her in a New York court. Mrs. Itamsoy refused his advanocs, and did not hoar from or ot him again until his murdorous attack upon her on Thursday morning. Mrs. Hamsoy left hor husband in Brooklyn, whoro they had boon boarding, and went to live nt tbo boarding house In Forty-fifth stroet. Tho house was then kept by Elizabeth Morrill. Last February Mrs. Hamsoy took tho bouao off Mrs. Merrill's bands, and sho has slnco run it hersolf. The house is a four-story and base mont brown-stone front. Mrs, Itnmsoy ocou plod the back parlor as a bedroom. It is np proacbod by a door from tho end of tho main hallway. Thero aro tour panes of stnlnod glass in tho door. Ilamsey and his two friends got into tha houso a llttlo after 1 o'clock ic the morning, whon overybody had gono to bod. Thoy evi dently had a koy to the front door, for they made no noise. Itamsoy wont at onco to the end ot tbo hall and triad to open his wifo's door. Ho shook it and prosontly Mrs. ltam soy'a voice was hoard from within asking who was thero. Itamsey made no reply, but ons of tbe othor men exclaimed. "Open tbo door, quick! A water main has burst uoxt door. You'll bo flooded," With that Hamsoy shook the door hordor than ever, and hammered on It Mrs. Itamsey Bald something that wm unintelligible, and left tbe door without unlocking it. Mho re turned in a moment nnd opened It tihu had thrown a wrapper over hor night drosB. When ena saw hor husband at the door sho scronmed and slammed tho door sbttt. hamsoy, with a loud oxctamation, throw hlmsolt against tho door and tried to forco it. Mrs. Itamsoy hod hor foot against it and was pushing hard. This struggle lasted about a mlnulo nnd awoke soma of tho boarders, who camo out Into tbo hallway and to tbo head of tho stairs. It lookod for a moment ns though Itnmsoy was not going to get tho door opon. Ho raised bis fist and broke In ono ot the panes of glass. This brought him face to faco with his wife, sho on the insldo of the door, he on the outside. He looked through tho holo at her foramo mont. and then drow n pistol from his pocket, thrust it through tbe hole within a foot of her fnce, nnd fired Dcforo hho had n chance ovon to ecream. Sho turnod nnd etacgered across the Poor and fell down by tbo window. Itamsoy kicited tno door open and rushed In, followed by the two mon who accompanied him. Ho bout ovor his wlfo. and sho lookod up and asked: Davn, why have you done this Ho did not nnswor. but drow the folds of the Wrapper which she had prossod to tho wound gently away from It Ho saw a ragged holo on tbo right sldo of the nock near tho shoulder, from which tho blood was gushing and stain in her night dress, hor wrapper, und tbo lloor. Ho enzod at the wound a moment and pressed tbo muslin against it "Anna. X am very sorry I did it," ho said. Thou bo loanod over her. kissed hor on hor lips, sprang to hla faot and rushed toward tbo door. Tbe wholo thlnir had only taken two or threo minutes, and though thero was a good dealof excltoment In tho house, tha boarders woro too confused to attempt to restrain tbo mon. All tbreo ran out ot the houso and dis appeared. The boarders picked Mrs. Itamsoy up and laid hor ou the bod, nnd then went out tor the police and an ambulance Mrs. Ilam eoy refused to go to ltoosuvelt Hospital when the ambulance arrived, and sent for Dr. E. Vf. Datis of l'.'ii West Forty-ilfth street. Dr. Davis found that tbo bullet, which was of .12 calibre, bad come within the slxtoenthof nn Inch of the carotid artery. Ab it was, tholwound was dan gerous. Later lu the day ho romoved the bul let from the muscular tissues In tho back of tho neck whero It had lodged. Policeman William McGovern cotaround to tho houso about 3 o'clock, and Detectives Chenlton and ltellly worked all day on the case, but got no trnco of Itamsoy or his friends. It is not known whore Itnmeoy lives. Mrs. Itam soy told tho police that she had received sev eral lottorH from him lately, in which be had pleaded for a reunion, and In which he bitd spokon of llvlnir with Abraham Hoisted on Hiisbwlck avenuo, Drooklyn. Mrs liunnuy also said thnt un eldorly woman bad culled on her a woek or two ago, nnd urged tier to live with her husband again, but that sho had refused, Itamsoy had a kindling wood buslnoss JRomouboro In Jorsey City, nnd Detectivo ltellly said last night that It Is now thought that ho is over there. Mrs. Itamsey has not tho least idea who tho men who accompanied her husband wore. They woro derby lints and woro respectably dressed. Mrs. John II. JJoruihui. Mia. Hani toy's mother. I'nmo down from I'ameey's jes torday upon a telegraphic summons. Hho says tho family will muka grout efforts to liud and proboouto Itamsey, David Itamsoy Is tbe son of Fetor Ilamsey. a rloh. roll red farmer ol Uimsoy's. The young man became a enrponter when a boy. Light years aco ho married Anna L. Horiuion. a tall, hnndflomo. nnd notlvocltl, with fair complex ion and brown hair. Though only 20, she bad already been married to the Iter. LuthorA. lturrall, and hail applied to the courts for an annulment of tho murrlage on the ground that ho bad forced hor to marry him through fear. Hho took her maiden nnme when Rho had wou hor case, the ltumseya moved to Drooklyn, and 'hod on Uosciusko street in ahou-eowued by .Mr. ilniusev. Mrs. ltuniHey spent most other ummors at itiunscy'a, Bev oral yearn ago tbe two quarrelled and sonnrated, and a year ago Itamsey brought suit for divorce iik'nin-t hla wife In this city. About tbe snino time ho be gan suit against Georgo I. llyorson, tbo co rospoudont In the dlvoreo suit, for (Vi.nuO damages for alienating his wife's affections, Itvnrson wns n woll-to-tu storekeeper at ltiun ee'a,was ftu jours old, and tho sou-lu-law of Htato henntor John It. Dator of New Jersey. Tho divorce suit bus uovor oonio to trial. lHa suit against llyorson was beguu on Nov. 7. befnru Judge latoinbe. in tho Lnited Mutes Court. Mr. Itamsoy tostiiled that Mr. llyorson Ireqtiently usited his house nndvvnswoll raioivml. In tbosum woi o 1MH7 ha received warning Icttuin. and on Aug. 11 of that vear bo socroilv tracked his wife Irom Ilamsoy's jto New lork and to room 08 in tbo Cosmopolitan Hotol In liiauibora Btroetand Wost Itrondwny. Ho took the room next to It and rocoirnb-ed tho voices of his vlfe and Mr. Itrorscn talking, lie went down stairs to got ponulssion to burst the dour lu, and while ho was gone tho pair slipped nwny, but ho found Ids wile's pnrnsol In tho room. Ho aald fain wife nltervvard admitted her relations with llverson Mr. Ilamsey declnred that his wlfo used to go to Now York to moot several voiing men. Tho dofenco tried to show that M r Itamsey wns of au oxcoeilingly jealous nature and suspected hla wlfo on tho sllKhlostprotext. Tho Jurynwarded Mr. Itameey I2.601). Mr llyorson at onco np ponied and tho appeal has not beon tried. What Itnmsey's objoetwo In breaking into bis wife's room when ho did is not known. Mis. Ilernilon. Mre. Ititmsey's mother, said yoaierd.ty that ho had never threatened bis wlfo with physical foroe ami sho bad no reason to fonr violence trout him. It i not loniildereil likely that ho went thero with the announced purl one of shooting hor or ho would probably havo found Udlploult to get two men to ac company blm. If his object was murdor bo probubly doenlved the men who wont with film. It Is thought that be may have told them that ho could secure additional proof for his dlvoreo suit by breaking Into hor bodroom It Is prottvoleir thnt someone in tno boarding house gnvo Hamsoy tho kov ami told him whero his wlfo slept. Ho had uevor been In tbe house before. The Tiriiah Miatera Wnrk ut Maci's, A kalsoralner worklnir at Hicr's left his brush leaning against an Instilsted wire setter lay The damp lime on the brush ate awaj ths insulation about Pi oulork lastnlvht ant brouubt apsrtnf the Fire Usiiartmsiit Iii the blith avenue door of the bin bulldlii The brush ad sent out an automatic lire signal Knetnr Time to WuabtnKtnn rtv rsaton of the construction f a new bridge acriss the srlMtv lit 111 til" 'itrsev I entrsl I esilniir and HAH llaitr a I" .f entth i-1 t oiler all f e craleg rrce of ti r-m li ..ill.. I,r Wf II SH ,,i I In dde (ill a, Ittlll more and VV .shn toni the fastest t nine upon this cou tlnt-i t The fast nine is reiidernl j riictli-abie by rsaton of the supnor i .minion of II e !,ubls tract steel in I way, e soeiloice of S'lun inent and elimination of stops Alt irsius carry Pullman Psrlor i ars Noeatra cbarre (or (Ml Hue. feiullou luoCot Utterly slrst w-JSe. BOltriT UK MARRIED MATILDA. Dr. Hhermaa Huye he rrna Tno Tull of Ileer to Know Anythlnr About It. Judge Allen nnd a lury In tho Court ot Com mon Pleas aro engaged in tho trial of issues in an action by young Dr. John F. Bhormnn to nnnul bis marriage with Mntildn I. Htowoll upon the ground that ho was not in full pos session of his faculties at the time, and that his marrlago was the result ot threats ot Im prisonment nnd personal injury. Tho Jury is to dotermlne whether he was so drunk ns to bo without reason at tho tlmo of the marrlago, whether his intoxloation was procured by tho defendnnt nnd whether he was threatonod with loss ot life or Imprisonment. The Bherman family la a largo ono, and sev eral Bisters and brothors havo testified for the plaintiff. Hut ono membor of tbo family la against him, and that Is his brothor Goorgo. Besides bolng his brother, Georgo Is Johns Btepfatbor-ln-law. having mnrrlod Matilda's motbor twenty-one yoars ago. The plalntlffB eyiderico was thnt tho de fendant's counsel. J- Albert LngelhHrdt, prior to tbe marriage bad threatened to put John In Joil in dofnult of $3,000 ball It bo did not marry tho girl, nnd that Georgo threatened to break evory bone in his body." Dofoio that John had been aobor. but a'tor Itoarlng of tbo threats he took to drink, ills brother Louis told him be must marry tho girl or go tojall. nndtookllm to the house ol tho Hot. J. T. Busch of tho Suffolk Htreet I tangollrnl Church to be mnrrledwhen lie wart In adrunk en stupor from the etfeotB of beer which Ma tilda pad purchased. Louis tuys John did notnnswerto tho dominie s miestlons. nnd the latter too silence for eonsont. Matilda bought the ring, paid the minister, and when tho tnin istor aked them to Join hands eho leanod for ward and took hold ot John s Imnd. Mie stood, nnd John sot In a dozed condition during the The dofenco Is a general denial of threats, fraud, or duress, and It Is asserted that John understood what ho was about. Mr. HtiBcb. stated that the oeremony wbb Perfectly legal and proper. Mr. Kngelhardt denlod thnt ho had mado any throats. m, Ira bhnfer appears for tho plaintiff. The c8e will bo reaumod on Monday. MRS. IIACKBTT UEITClt. Hbe la Not Itaeorder Ilaekett'a Widow. btit tho TVIdovr or Hla Kit t her. Mrs. Clara 0. Haokett, who wns removed on Wednesday to Bellevuo Hospital from hor resldenco, 107 East Thirty-fifth street, Buffer ing from delirium tremens. Is not thn widow ot ltecordor John K. Hackott. as wns erroneously stated in yesterday's papers. Sho la tho widow ofllecorder Hackott's father. James II. Haok ott tho famous actor and manager. Hor son, also an actor, who has gono on a short trip to thewoBtorn part ot tho htato. will return to day nnd Lavo his mother removed from the hospital bb soon as her condition will nllow. Mrs. Hockott passed a comrortnblo dny yes terday, and It is thought that to-day slto will bo convnlescunt. It Is said that shoowuBtho houso at 107 Kast Thirty-filth Bticot. where alio lot lodgings. A few days ago, when lier son was called away on uuslnosR. ho wrote to hor nloeo. who lives In IlulTnlo. to como on nnd enre for his mother during his ab seneo. She complied. On ednosdny Mrs. Haokott'a condition wns such that Dr. Pryor. the lamlly physician. advUed her removal to nn Institution. An ambulanco was called from liellevuo. and It was with tuuihdinicultyib.it Mrs.lInckottwnsgot Into It. At tho hospital It whs found necessary to uso u straltjacket. Sho is 51 jours old. 100. A!lD iTlLK AliLIS XO DASCC. Mre. Smith Take" a X.lelv Pni t to the Celebration of her Itlrthdav. Four conorations of hor descendants joined yesterduy in oelebratlng tho 100th birthday ot Mrs. Cbnrlotto Smith at the homo of bergrand son, E. J. W. Stechorat 290 "n Thirteenth street. Brooklyn. Tho front parlors woro piottily deeoratod for tho occasion with flags, bunting, and flowors. and ever tho urcb botween tbo rooinB was n gilded harp inecrll ed with tho tlgures, "100." The enotnble lady was tip bright and early, and lone betoro noon was ready to receive the visitors who culled to con cratulnto her. All ot them drank hor health In liumpore of lino old elder, and woro Borjed with cake which the oldludy hersolf assisted In making. In tho e vonlng thero was n romnrkablo family rounlon. nenrly half of Mrs. Hmlth'a 171 ilo scendatitB gathering around tho lestlve board. The celebration was wound up with music and dauolng, and in tbe latter Mrs. Smith participated Stoofioo vinn in albaxt. The III tt Frelcht Platform or the Central Jtallrond Deetrovrd with Many Cam. At-nxhT, Mav 22. Tho largo freight platform of tho Kiiw Y'ork Centrnl Kallroad, just noitb of Columbia street, near tho Albany bat in, was burned to-night, boon after tho llro was dis covered a tromoni'ous explosion startled tho residents ot tbo northern and central part of tho olty, and scattered the flames throughout the struoture. '1 he rxnloslonwas due to tno llnmos reaching soveral barrels of oil. Logs ot powder, and packages of fireworks. Hetwoen twenty and thirty loaded freight cars, side-tracked near by In tbo yards, woro either ontireli destroyed, with tholr contents, or badly damaged. Tho housn and thu ontlro merchandise consign ments tnmporurilr stored theru wero destroyed. 5ho loss will be nearly $200,000. and will fsll chiefly on tbe owner of the freight an the rail road is responsible for only that which arrived within tue last lorty-elght hours. Mtsj. Jlrown'e Htorjr of Kobbery. Mrs. Julia Hrown, years old, ot 6s Cumberland street, Brooklyn, went to Coney Island on Sunday, and returned at a late hour on tbe new electrlo rallrrad, the terminus of which is the Ocean Houlevard and old Coney Island road. Tiom this point she started along rranklln avenu. Intending: to tale a Flattiosh avenue car While hurrjlni stone the lonely rosdl In the dertness, Vra Hrnn says aha was overtaken bv two men who aro suntMieed in have fulioued her trum the rsllroal depot. Thev seirsl and meted her and robbed her of a diamond rln some tuner articles or Jewelry, an 1 a iiockctlook cuntaiuiiiR 510 It was after Imldnluhl when I'ollceman Ianubeek found her lyltix on lie mad ununnsilous lie and anothsrnnlloi-uian tarrlol her to tbe Flmbush station whence tbe Has remove 1 l the hosnnal. Inuulrr on the pari of the po'lee icnls to thro tome doubt on the atory of the robier- Mrs Hrown. it Is said, has bean an snllepilc, and miy have received bsr Injuries bvfalllnr. Poisoned lllnsaeir nbra He Came Tlack From tbe Cemetery. John Flder. a butcher living at 4IB West Thirty second street, attempted suicide at 4 o clock yesterday after noon by taking a dose of "routh on rats lie was taken to Iloosevelt Hospital and will probably ale For the last four ears Jidler has done nothing He was so years old and the father of seven children, three of whom are dead Yesterday afternoon he went to the cemeterj to visit the graves of his dead children Ilia family noticed that he ame home rather late un ea tertne the house onset his daiiirhierssaw htm take a drink frum acup she looked Into ths cup in find that It had contained poison Kdlsr told tbe doctor that he had taken It tor medicine Her Father Will I.eara the Truth. Mr and Mrs. J B Maury arrived a short tlmo ana from Mobile to spend a few weeks at their coiintrj house on Lorn: Is'and They hroujlit with them as maid Annie llarencourt a ounr rreneh girl and put up temporary at tho VMndior On Wednesday Annie disappeared, and as found I" the police in a house of 111 repiiteon itie cast hi!,. Mr Maurj had Annie ur rslgned In the Viirkvllle t mrt yeilrrda an I Justice (i itsllly ooniuiltie 1 her until Mr Mann cau tclegrnih toher falherlu Hub le Ain.lf tstl I th woi lUo lo.un Institution If Hie truth were ket i fn.in h. r inihrr but I Mr Maury was anxious to le relieved of the reipon.i bllitv uf taklug 1 1, urge of her uuu Aunle vrasseut lo Hie rourth district p.-isou The Itelrlgoi oi of the I'onr. Twent women, wtlh crsln and smiling chl dren In their arms, were arraigned tu Issex Msrkct court vrs terdsy ouoomplalnl of Thnnas r. Trcel assistant lire man of tnglne Companj 17 on the charge of blocking theilrs escaies .lnitloe Talnior lold the women that it I. a violation of the law In mt washlubs, utslillls, and oilier wares ou the fire escapee. iiut. Judge, protested one of Che women, Ice Is so dear, and we would like to keep the butler aud other tilings In tbo oi en air "You must net do It ssid the Jnitlcs Ton will alt be fined If you are brought here again. All were dis charged Caaaldy Arnultted, The trial of Henry J. Catsldy indicted tor arson In the third degree by tliof.raiid Jury ot Weslchesier county for attempting to blow up the gat house belonging lo the (athollc 1 roteclor) lu Vlrstchestrr nn I'eo -b 14H, was concluded veaterday lu the i ountv i'i urt at White llalus, Thojiir) bro igut in a vcidictof not guilt). MeearnKcr' Hlrll r, ThemeMengeriof the viutual Iltstrtet olTtce at P ew street struck yesterday and the dlftlcully had not teen fettled a' 0 o cJool last n ght Ilie time of closing the otiice. tienerl ktansgsr hjder Lopes to fOect a settle meat to day. M'DONALD AN EX-SENATOR. mis RKrvni.iCAXs is xim kew jeb- BET BICXATR VSSEAT 111M. Btobr Heated Vpon the Reeommendatlaa or a Moorlty or the Committee that In. eeatlisntrd the Iludaon t'onnty Frunda (Senator Adraln'a Minority He port. TnnxTON, May 22. At 8 o'clock this after noon it was givon out that Senator McDonald ot Hudson wob to bo unsoatcd In the Legisla ture nnd tho minutes later tho Honnto chnm bor was thronged with spectators. Including Stato officials and mnuywoll-known politicians. I It was tbo most Interesting event of tho long- j drawn-out tosslon. Henntor McDonald wns In his soat and appenrod calm and unmov ed, ev on when tho bitterest things woro snld. Tho xeport of tho majority ot the Commltteo on Eloctlons, signed by Senators Onnlnor nnd Iloo, republicans, was an exhaustive state ment ot their labors and conoluslons. It took more than an hour to read it. Sonntor Gard ner presented It. Tbo report was accompanied j by 2.K00 pages of testimony taken In tho course of the Investigation. It recites 111 dotoll tho developments of the investigation, saving It was a continuous dlscovory of fraud, clearly Indicating a great conspiracy to bub- vort the truo result of tho election. This fraud took on every posslblo chnrnctor falso regis- tratlon, repenting, substitution, tampering with ballot boxos, Intimidation, voting dead i men's names, .lo. and all of it temlod townnt the election of the Democratic tlckot. luclud- ing Heuator McDonald. It was ImpoBslblo i to rcslet tha conclusion that the election l officers, nearly nil officeholders tiudor ring rulea woro vonnooted with tho crime in almost every instance. The coramlttoe finally tlrod of the woarisomo development of Irnuds. nnd, though confident that tho stvrao stato i ot affairs existed thtotichoiit tbo county, tboy desisted I ofore completing tholr uorlc In all the districts. 'J heir insk net mod intormiuttblo. and It was decided Jiot to go further unless Mr. McDonald so doiiu' I. After conaultntlon with his couuol hohndcoiicitided I that be had no wltnosi,os to cull. The teport then went on to oriticiso the methods vmplovud by tho Hudson t oiinty I Democratic Committee, of which -Sheriff itoboi t Davis was tho head contio, and Implicated thnt organization In the fraudulent conspiracy. The committee bellovos theru wero 10 iwo Inlso rogist ration in tho county, nnd thnt the votlug population ot tho county doo-not evciodS1), uou. lnstoud ot 42.0ihj as rtcoideJ, nnd, lut ther. that Mr. Btubr Is ontltled to 18.000 legal ballotB, thereby giving htm a majority. Ab the somo election officers still hold over, it would bo only un invitation ton. repetition ot fraud to order n nw oloctlon. Tho commltteo belloves that Mr. Stuhr was honostly ulooted, and recommends that ho bo loitud. Accom- i pnnylngtbo report wns a resolution providing that tho Jludpon count) tout bu uwitrded to William II. btuhi. Senator Adrnln. tho Democratic membor of tho committee, presented tho minority rerort. Ho held. In tho first pl.tco. that the (.outost bud i boon irrogulurly beguu. and, necondly, thnt. onco begun, it was not tonduelod its a judicial tribunal, but as it voyauoof diPeovori for tbo benollt ot tho llepublloan party. Tho Idea ot unsonting MuDonnld. ho said, wns never entertalnod until the Inst low duvu, when btunr, Treasurer Toffoy. and Comptroller An derson appeared together boforo tho iiimmliieo in Jersey City. Their prosouco together was tho ilr-t intimntlon to tho pooplo of tbo Mate of tho monstiouB outrage thnt tbo majority of the committee were about to porpotrnto upon the good cillens of Hudson county. The solo uui'htloii, be said, before tho commltteo was whether t'ontostant htuhr bad received it ma joi ity of the v otos cast at tbo last fall eloction but tbo commlttt.0 failed to show this, notwith Htundlnc tbe Ilagriut violation of every ruin of evldonco. Ho insisted that frauds should bo provon, nnd not presumed. Y'et. only by pro sumption could fraud bo establl-hed sufficient ly to wurrant tho unseating of Mr, McDonald. Lvon allowing all tho chilms ot frutid dis covered, and not klmply inferred. Mr. McDon ald he snld, had still 'J.ImJ n-.aiorlty. The mluorltv report concludes with tho doo laratlon that setting aside Mr. MnDonald's election would bo ono thing, but to give tho Bent to Mr. Stuhr would oo tho greatest monstrosity of human conduct over known and n fraud far greater than anyeror committed In liudfon county. Senator I'folfor of Cnmden modn a speech In fiunport of the minority report, r-onntor Gard ner defended the Stnto ofileinls referred to by Senator Adrian, and denied tho truth ol the allegations ngiilnst them, and onntor McDon ald m oko In his own dofoi.ro. Tli resolutions to unseat Senator McDonald woro then out ton vote and passed. All the itepublioitns (elevoni voted loi them Senntor McDonald did not voto 'I bo othor Democrat, mine) voted ugaintit them, and nt7 'JO V M. McDon ald was an cx-benator. btuhr will be sworn In to-morrow. To-night Assemblyman Mullone offered n resolution In tho llou" censuring tho S'onnto for the unseating ot Mr. McDonald, but It wus ruled out ot order. CESSVIUNO THE ROAD. A Prodnce Exchiiaste Doesn't I.Ike the Polio ol'lhe PrnnMlvitnlu ItnllroaU. Pitn.vnririm, May 2J- The Produce Fx chango declared war on tho Ponnsylvanln Ilallroad jontordaj. Its commltteo, to which the Question ol tho dealers' grievance ncnlnst the company biiB beon retorrod. aitor several socrot sessions nnd confoionces with repre sentatives of the rnilitad tubmittod a vigorous report to tho Lvhaugo. which was adopted. Thogrlovnuco is tho result of thu railroad's I recont rule requiring tho psymont of full I freight chnrgos on consignments of Irults and vegetables, particularly from tbo South, arriv ing In such condition ub not to renliye expenses of transportation 1 ho company asserted that the rltht to re fuso urn h goods hud been abused, nnd that at times when the mnrkot wa- gluttod with it cortoln i otnmodltv some cousigueoK would re fuBo slupmontB on arrival ns not bolug worth tho freight tolls. 'Ino committees report to the L.xchonge recommends immedlatn action, and urges "thnt wo ugren in tuidltlon to a united roijnest to lino our iniliiinco individually and iol- leelvely to induce our BlilpporH. when ever practicable, to use tho facili ties provldod for tho transportation of products by othor carrying courpunlos whose managem urn inoro ruatonablo In their omih tlons and considerate of the fruit and produce trade." Rongtit Illuinoade by the Ilandlnl. Chicoo, May 22. The well-known Chicago capitalist. L. li. Lehman, was declared by a jury to bo a distracted person. Mr. Lehman's wife was appointed conservator of his $200,000. Mr, Ltherldgo testified that Mr. Lobmnn was now in lllonmlngdale asylum. In the opinion of six other Now. York nnd Chicago ph slcians who examined the merchant ho was clearly it lunatle, tho result of too close attention to business The evldenco showed tli.e Mi. Lehmnn''' poeullnr Idea was for biirlng things, suclinBthoenttiocontontsof a butchei bhop and hitndluls of diamonds, which ho carried about in bis pockot. Chaneilbyun Inaann 'Woman v lib a Clrnver. Noswirn, Conn, Mnyl? tt noon to day Mm M mil became suddenly deranged, and seising a stick belt a painter who nas at work on her hone on Fan 'lain street. The luluter fled but was folio ed by lie worn an whostopirdat a meat market, and picking up a cleaver i-base 1 the rnshtened painter into a silo ll lie ntaiiaittd lneill le her and male gool Ills eics. Mu V nrsn eeomi-d to grow worse cvr liilmite, mill uinshc I ihree paneaof glass lu one store nnd four i is another ne was n-,,illy dlsirmed ml Ur Misl.au who was a led to alteii I succeeded Iii ipiietlug her Tliiew IIIruHririn Front ofa Trnla, TmsiT"" viaySJ -John Wright, a t's'lsmllh, win uilllrd suicide last night by throwing I imselj In fruit of the At atiti,' etpreis nu the New VurV Central roat The eu.lne threw Mm high In the air and he was "lead when tioted ui. It is believed that Wright aas Insane lie said In Daniel Hmuahun jerterda) Ihei are after me I ill I not ii urdor inv ihudreu They died a natural destlu 1 l.elr di ail knrereg'stertd tit New llii.ru lie waeSljearsoldaiid inedliiTeritown five-earn. Hank Conspirator flonld Out ol ,I.all, Alsivv, May 2J -Itsnk conspirator tionld left the Jail tonight having secured a bondsman who could lusilf) In the required amount The man who v.aa jm ured tn ff.on his bmd Is i tiarles U I title. Junior member of UennnofW V Utile co, lawbook publishers A Vfiiinu: Farmer' Suicide, Arscrv, May SS-JohnWhalen a Fleming f t 111 farmer, alio it I v-e of a e was foun 1 I auglng by ihe nerk in .t -il l eirluiig i. lasr of suicide i in-, u bj il lomoJ tniud, superinduced by prolonged ill health Htela'a Tokay Vata. Ksiulstte Dejenner winsa E (t, Racara ss Oeu Tlholnsls Agsnuw uld eierwkits.-.ie, aTRicicns is a theatric lira. Really Tulle I'nronsclnu la an Apo plectic tMroke. Mrs. Scully of Pittsburgh, who Is a guest nt tho Filth Avenuo Hotol, wont to IVilmoi's Theatre with hor 2ti.onr-old daughter last night. They hud sonts In tbo paniuot Just off tho tnlddlo ulle, and wero among tho onrly arrivals. Just before the overture began, and whllo tho niidloneo was still coming In. Mrs. Scully Btiddonly toppled forward and fell upon tho lloor noarly unconscious. Her dnughtor Bcrcamod In nffrlght, nnd began to woop violently, Two tishora rim down tho aisle and lifted tho prostrato woman from tho lloor. Sho Is a line-looking wldowofCi jours with Btiow-whltohnlr. Hho was dressed In doen black. Sho i-eomod to bo linralyrutl on the light side, nnd could not uso hor right log whon sho tried to walk. Tho ushors Lorrlod horolmnst b dlly to tho lobby and placed her In acbatr. Hor daughter hung over tho chair, catrouslng hor and moaulug pltoousiy. Dr. Hurlbertohnnced to Pointlio ntidinnco, and ho hurried out into tho lotvliy after thn tishors. Ho said that Mrs. Seiillr hnd had un opnplotlo stroke, nnd thnt It would lm im portant to got her homo nt onco. Pollcnmnn ltecd ran out and got u cnirlage. and with tlio aid of tho ushers aud tho doctor enrrlod the woman out ot tho thoatro aud look her to tho hoteb Sho wan much weaker then, and her friends Bent hastily for n priest Tho hotel physlelnn adtnlnlsterod n restorative and Father Ducoy camo and ndmlnlnterod the snernmont. It wus thought at this tiinn that MrH.bcully was going to dlo, but sho slowly revived, and at 11 o'clock was more enmfortitblo. and It wns said at tho hotel olllce that Bho would ptobably recover. JT.OTTHiO for empire. Heller that It 'Will Go Hard with the Lower California t onaplrntnre. Bas rniNcisco. May 22. Tho Ctiromclt't epe clal from Los Angeles gives Interviews with a numbor of prominent oltlens on the nllogod fllllbustorlng Rchemo which was ovpoaed yes tsrday. C. A. Doloi. a resident of F.nsennda, B atad: Tho ovposo will create Intonso excitement on tho peninsular, nnd in my opinion will result In Presldont Din demanding ntt explanation from tho Stato Dopnrtmont und probably a de mand from tho Moxlcan Oovornmont thnt tbo conspirators bo puulsbod. Mr. Deloy ulso enid that tbo exposure will re sult In sorious dnniugo to tho Intorosts ot Americans on tho 1'uiilnsula. but that tho worst sufferers will bo tbo Liiglleli Moekhold ors in tbo Mexican Land and Colonisation Company, nnd lie thinks that tho largo grant which tho company now holds from tbo Mexican tiovoiiiraont will bo doclarod forfoltod, and tho oompnny's proporty at Jrtisenada. Alania. and othor places will bo confiscated. He also expressed an opinion that as soon ns tha nows reaches l.nsonada tho compnuy'B ofllcorB will be arrested. A. K. Coney, the Mexican Consul-General in this olty. says on tho subject of tho Lower Cal ifornia filibusters: "There Is no fonr of the filibusters attaining tholr object, either by teaceftil or warlike means." VARD TiaiKS FOR RC3I8ELLER8. The Tyranny oTthr I.leenae JLaivv Compela Many to Leave ltntilniore. BiLTntmiF, May2i. After midnight this old city is now as uuiot as n churchyard. Throo woeks ago to-day tho high llcenso law wont Into effect. Ovor 1.200 saloons linvo rooelvod their llconses on tho i nymont of C2J0 each, and the Commlbslonors havo nbout 1,500 more to pass upon. All tbo low dives aud danco and music halls havo boon closed and tho proprl etois havo gono furthor south. Many of tho saloon keotiots drlvon out of Philadelphia when tho lloonso law went into offoct there, nnd who enmo hero and opened bars, heve moved again. With the exception ot reduoiuc slightly the number of drunks tirought Into tho station bouses aftor midnight, the abolition of all night hoitsos has nut shown anv beuoilclal ef fect. "Tlieonh difference it mnkos." said a polioo official Is that tho fellows who start out for a drunk accomplish their purpose and land lu tho lockups earlier than boforo." Molcbor Woldmnu, pn prletor of a boor gtr dn. Intends: lining iho Jtov. W. It. DlacK, a Methodist clergyman, for libel on tho ground thnt the minister's report on bis pir.co prevent ed blm from obtulnlnga license, bovoral other ministers bate boon threatonod with similar suits. SORRY XIIEX CLOSED XUEIR BAR A Iloston Court Itefuaea to Grant a tVur. rant or At rent for u Stun Who Didn't II o It. Bostok, May 22.- A now phaso in tha publlo bar orubiido in Dustou came to light to-duy. Just boforo tho time for enforcing the order closing tho publlo bars W. II. Sanborn had a conforonco with tbe uolico, and arrangements woro mado to secure a test case. While tho othor doalerb compiled with tho order and sorooned up their bars. Mr. Sanborn refused to obey orders, nnd continued to soli Ibiuor ns before, To-dnv tho police npplied 1 to Judgo Forsnith for a warrant for his arrest, but tint Judgo rifusod to grant It. on tbo ground that tboio Wft9 not emough ovldcmo to convlot. Mr. Snnboni takos tho ground thnt ns ho bus paid $1,000 for a victualler" ri llcenso lie has tho right to Itirnisli amnu with linuoi without food it he asks for it. That will bo bis dofenco If tho pollco suc ceed in binding him in couit. The Court's re fusal to giant tho warrant hns eioltod n great deal ot common), nnd many liquor doalara are kicking tbomivi lvos to-ulght for bolng In such a hurry about removing their bars. joitjaus Aiioux roirx. Music. Iii Its'tflry 1'srl, this evening at S by Bayne'e Sixty ninth Regiment bnmi Vra llaunlbil Price, the v,lfof thellaytlan Mlnliter. arrived here yesterday on the stsamer bagtnaw from San Poinii,ge tien Louis Fltsgeral t. President of tbe MsroanUle Trust f timpani, wus yesterday elected a director of tha Western .National hank. The Has Couin..ion gave n contraot yesterday for lighting street lamia to tie Standard Oas Light Company at Sl'llHt a year each Ferdinand VV Prewsier. teweller at Union square, made nn as.l.iimsut yestcrda) to Dsnlcl n brush, giv ing several small preferences lortevu. The 1'iirk Commlstleners will probably consider to day plans for a new refreshment bulidlnr to rsplsce the Mount bu lucent Hold, whloh Is to be torn down. Fleming iohntton colored living at 115 West FlfUetb, street.was found unconscious list nlghl In Ihe alleyway ot hla resldsuos suffering from a severe cut In the head elr Alexander T. l.alt who Is on his wsy to Ottawa II. u. Ueelon Consul (ieneral for Iirlllsti Coleuibla, sir. and lra William Astm an I Mr aud Mrs. 11. A. Abbey arrived j esterdnj on the reuiomo 7he Hoard of till llecord will give the contract for fornlshlug sjonk looks in the Peparimeut of Chsrltles nudlCorrtction lo ihe L VV. Alirens Mailonery Com panj, whoso Old of t ITS us Ihe loeest. Cant. Ili.oVerof Ihe Weft I J Ih strei station, whose tranlfsr wasorderrd tyihe 1'o.lce coiiiiul.sloners on Manager liuiuinersloin s comrluttit evclianged niaoes yesterday wlili api euulli of the steamer Patrol The Cotton l.vchan.-e votel jeiterdaj by "0 to tt not to meddle wtiii ih" prescrll" I course of the Hratultv tund a, coroing lo this arrangement the donation win t Increased lof I.Wuon Juuo I, and a year later to $3,0X10, The !sew York Water Color Club has been Incorpir ated The enrpor ilors are htlJe Ilsssam. itboda Holmes Nicholls, lltnrv H hnoll. i W i iiesuej. H P. Uawiei J M Unrii.lr). Keniau.lii losier, Kobtrt Elnier Clarksui and VMinsiul'osi Oeneral 1 asarnzrr Agent II 1 Baldwin will on Thurs day via 1' tit li to erect a w iun) table lor the bandy Honk ri it Tho a mmod i ions for the Ilraeure oinfori slid snfeiv of aueugers over Hilt line are i f the Ingl est order Tenveiroll llni eri I ithar I escape! Irom the I'rrtt esiam u of 'irphnn ami uin, i 7 vv sit Tei tn strret. early lesieidav iinTiiaig, by elm mug on oi a fast storr wind, i. .iitotlic ueet He wire the hi iform of the usylum Ihe n were ait e 1 lohlid 1 un Print Coronet i on cuv ma e an amoisv yesterday on the i o I) 1 1 iut Can i bi il, a 1 died lu the In sane uiiiiuu mi urd Ulmid rn Tues lay and found that I' e I ruises n Hie dead tn, s face acre Moot dls color-idnriH am earlus. niter death. Peath waa due to tiati.r ii cause I-ilwaM Strt ss ves'rrdHv concluded a rontractby teleraph iioiii ilihuiir nhere hn and Ills oroheslra in iv -ire by v-liuti Mi lii Csrusl Pie liarplst will u Mi'iiuiiy ihi-iu il roiuhi it ll el engagement In this n Mr mid 1 il at all their oncefls rho left for llal tin ore estvriUl 1 ne tml ol Hie suit brought by the owner ot the Americans ho. m-r Helle lllgglnt against the French steamship la t hamt-ngne to recover SaMsw for dam tigrs done tbo schooner In a collision off Hhtnnseock light on leb 'N iiji begun yesterday before Judge Hrown in the l lilted states Plstrlct Court. The annunl i omentlun of the National Christian FcletitUt AMOciailou i to be held In the Lenoi Lyceum cnlutsJs), Wedneeday and Thursday nest Pslegales from all parts of the country will attsn V. The artsrnoou srsil(,us are pile public du Tuesday evening tbe (tele gates win be entertalu 1 at a concert by the choir of the church of t hrlsl tin Wednesday evening they will at tend a reoeptlon by the members of the church. The first Issue of the New lork Foil Ofllce Onlds. which Is heresftsr to be Issued quarterly Is now ready for free distribution, on apillcatlon at Ih 1 1 si office or at any or the stations, lbs tiulde was prepsred by Assistant- Postmaster Dayler. and fscertiiled as correct by I'ostmsstsr Van Pott It ln udss the rates of poet age transit time to the principal cities Ac aud aa outline map showing the boundaries of the dtUvsry dls Ulsts of the dlflereut nation. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. DASHf.S HERE AND THEME BY Tim tiVX'.S UBIQUITOUS reporters. Ab Tplande In the CnMal rale.ee In whleh riilllpa Ilrnhn a Tumbler nnd IIa4 Three or Ills Teeth Kicked I) lit. Oombossy'a Ciyr-tnl Palnco. tho resort ot 294 Ilowory, which iccently had a hard tlmo to get nrenownlot Its ociso and lliontricnl llconses, and whloh was referred to as "Hisomnu's" be fore tho Sonnto Coiuiiilttno yoslerday, waa the scoiio of n rhnractorlstlo row on Wodnosdnr night in which ono of lis vUItois wns badly usod up by tbo bouncer. I Dauiol Phillips, a bmooth-tncod young Iol- low, who Is a waiter in tho eioainory on the block below, wont Into Oombossy'p about mid night. Ho had a friend with him. nnd they ordorod and drank beer, which was nerved to thorn at ono ot tho llttlo tables with which the plnco aboiindH. Phillips's -tory Is. that whon they got up Phillips, by i careless movoinetit, threw one of the glussos tn tbo lloor and broKe It, A big man who wns Hitting near by with it touplo uf women jumped up und grubbod Phillips. I wnnt 15 conts for that," bo crlod, "nnd I want It uulck." Tho big man wns Petor Walkor, tbo bouncer, but Phillips did not know this. "1 don't know ion," ho Bald. "Who are ion?" "I'll show you who lam'' Walker eald. nnj he puncnod Phillips In tho neck, kiiockrd him down, and then kicked him in Urn mouth. He ktokod three toeth out of Phillips's javvntid threw him luto tbo stroot. 1 hlllip", with Ills mouth blooding, luinted'tip Pollcoinnn Dovlne who was on that beat and linked to llnvn Walk er arrested, it wax too lata Tho bouncer hnd loft. Phillips mti'lo n complaint lu tbo lombs Police t ourt josterday iiiul got rt warrant lor Wnlker's arrest, Tho police say they cunuot llnd him. A Girl Hurt at l Fort I.ee Plcnle. Allco Irvln, a fenthor curler nnd one of a Fort Leo picnic party, wns skylarking on her way back to thn boat yestorday attornoon, and fell backward ovor thn embenkment Sho fell nbout twolvo foot, und Inndod upon some rocks. Her bend was cut and Kite was badly shaken up. Her Irlonds enrrlod hor to tho boat, and when she pot to 1'Jiith street an nra bulance carried her to tho Manhnttnn Hospital. Her wounds woro dressed theie. aud then tho ambulance carried bet to a friends house ut U9 Clinton place. (Silver Hollar Not to be Tried by ss .Inry. Silver Dollar Smith did not appoar Inthe Gcnoral Sessions yestorday in response to ths no'leo that his trial upon the chargo of as- entiltlng Custom House Inspector Itoberts at un Eighth Assembly district primary laet fall, und attempting to gougo out Itoberts B oje, was to bo movou. Abraham II. Hummel au pourod for Smith nnd asked that tbo ca-,o be i trant-forrod to tho bpcoiul bessiouB. Judge Cowing grantod tho rotjuest. A. Pretty Immlsrant Olrl'a Narrow JCacnpn. Trstty Mary King, a 10 year old Immigrant front I county Mayo, Ireland, came very nearly belug robbed of her railroad tickets aud set adrift lu a great city yes terday. Mary arrived in the Teutonic from Liverpool, and after being registered at the llarge Ofllce, was hus tled about so that before she knew It she was out In Pat tery Park. She had her railroad ticket to llauabel Ohio where her sister live! and this she clutche I m her hand while she gared lu n helple-s way about her Policeman Itlcl.ard Canley. who l-t detalle I at lb Parge Ofllce saw the girl and was about to go to her. when a strange man hpon to her as she elnod hi the station ot the elevate 1 rallroa 1 The olllcer recognised the man ns a Cherry street toj.-h. an 1 v hen he and the girl started off toward Water street t uethcr, he followed them lie had almost raught ui to the pair when tha man saw htm and took to Ms heels. Mary was very much frightened and told the police man that the man h nt Asked t see hr railroad ticket and had promised to take her aboard the car. Flame Kan Up the Air hbnfl. A fire yesterday forenoon Inthe cellar at 1,732 Madi son avenue, corner of lUln street, made Its way with startling rapidity through Qv stories to ih roor, going; by way ot the air shaft. Then It burned its way down through two stories, cleaning out that part of th build ing pretty thoroughly. The ui per stories aro fiats with a store on the ground floor The ocoupint lost about f-V apiece They were Mrs. tlattrrnian and rivdney Ashman on the second lloor Aaron ouug and Mr Miepard on the third, rrank Wit c llama aud ilustar Custer on the fourth, Jacob lllng ham and Mrs Annio Mnrwaldou theflrtn. Airs Mav wald Is the ownei ot the 6ul!dlug Tbe usUthborhood la covered with flat honses of similar kind, among the In niatesof which there was great excitement owing to the rapl 1 headway made bv the fire at flreL A v, uman ran wildly out of the house next door and fainted on the sidewalk t-hehad over ft") lu greenbucks aud a lot of valuable paper in her hand. Theatrical Dlvoreo Cases. Kate O, Henley, an actress, who Is notr In Chicane, has a suit for absolute divorce pending In the tiupreme Court here against Kdward I Henley, who 1 playing in "Money Mad" at the (standard Theatre. The turn mon was served ou htm on May 17 estsrday Judge reedman granted an order for the plaintiff a examina tlon In Chicago. Morris Heme is ntng earan ueine in tne uourtor Conimun I'leaa for divorce, littaose of her alleged In ttinaoy with Jacob Ad sr All three play at the Oriental Theatre on the Bower JuiWe Allen yest-rday al lowed the wit tlio a week aUmony pending the trial. Quarrelled Oyer the Inetullmeata. Trends Hcallion. a furniture dealer, was placed under (300 bonds for larceny and for assault by Jnstloe O'ltellly at Yorkvillo Court jesterday. and Thomas Jtoran. his collector, was also held In SJOO for being a participant In the assault- Mrs Llrrio Ponohueof 31 Past tortletli street says that Scalllon andMoran called ou her to collect a ba apre due on forulture bought on the installment plan. There was some disouselon ovsr the amount of the Indebtedness, slid aflsr high word. Mrs Puuohne aver both men assaulted her. tloth fur nished bond. Collision or Horse Car. A Broadway car was passing the switch at Thirty fourth street on It way up town about o o clock last night and a car of the torty second street green line was coming up Thirty-fourth street bound doen town. The horses on the latter were on tie Jump an 1, before the driver could apply the 1 reek the car crashed Into the front of the other one. the windows were emashed and tho passengers badu frightened but none was hurt B beyonlafewbrulses The colllrlun Mocked Iravel for a quarter of an hour aud attracted a big crowd. The I damage waa about 175 Damages Acalnet the Iterated Ttoad, By a decision of Judge o Gorman of the Ruperlar Court In the suit of James itenwlck against the Metro politan Hallway Company 110,000 Is awarded for lose of rental of Its. 150. I .J and 164 Ksst Fprtr-seeona treet. whleh property has been acquired .by iris icon rjany. and for loss of rental ot 1 321 LSJi. and 18-.8 Third avsnus and Sll.ooofor damag to th bate- jl usni of th latter proierty Aj Policy Hhnpa Raided. Wnk Sergeant n-Tool snl Anthony Comttock mad rail! on po'ley bop at 1W Crosby and 841 Spring ttrH vrsterdar The former place Is kept by Peter Stewart, and the latter by Henry rursell. a hunohback, In th V Tombs Police Court th prliontr wet hsld In IJ,0u t each to answer. '5 The 'Weather. i The high prettur with fair weather covered tk pre Ailanlio seaboard yesterday. It wag beorla greatly magolried and moving slowly eastward, and tot the next day or two remarkably fin weather will be njoyed over the ocean The storm In Iowa was forced north Into Canada, while tbe depression that was In tbe Itocky Mountain has been divided by an area of high pressor that n tcred from th north I'aolflo rout, forming; two dis tinct storm centre on In northtrn Minnesota U mov ing to tho southeast, and the olutr ovsr titer Usiloe without any definite movement. Ilain waa falling In PaVota. Minnesota, Wlioomln, and Illinois and showers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and north ern .New York lsewhsre Ihe weather was fair. I was becoming warmer lu all part ot th country, ei ecu lb eitremetvorthweitand northtrn Xlchlgan. The day was fair lu 111. city, highest (lorsrnmsnt leinperatureeos, lowest 60', average humidity 78 rr cent wind light, northerly Today promises to be fair with a light showsr lu th veiling, warmer To morrow fair warmer, i Th thermometer In Perry's Pharmacy In Tin fie Building recorded enterdsy the tempratnrs at follows l IkMi isen I isna IBM, BAM... V ta SBOP. M. s To 7l 0AM R7' tl" OP M OH OJ OA.M. lH fd IIP- 00 ISM J 2l3M. 0u Average -verageforMay it, IIxm fc-Ji sighil oiru roan sst vill N r a rainsr For Matn fair wean er. icp rInt In itrm astern porUon warmer except stationary tcrnere tore In th vicinity of I.aeiporn southeasterly winds yor New Hampshire and Vermont, atlghUy waru)r( vartabl wind fair weithsr. For Maasaohutt. Ithod Island and Oonnsclloul, lightly warmn vartabl winds and bowert for ttium e lor, ul (it sourAsrn. lAmcsri in nwtAsmporllim, tttoAHr wonacr, artutls Ci4. yor astern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Pelawara, warmer, southerly wlnls fair weather for westsrrt Nw lork and wsstern fennsylvanta, showsrsi slightly warmer outhrly winds rer District of Columbia, Maryland, and T-fiala, wamsn Mly wla4( fsig Ksalkit, -----------Bi--------------f sitlal-IK!jl

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j 'tyr-'r jjn'.... X'-.n..';,..-,. r J'vlauRi-rw v.i'-' i'-Wh"-1' '"'-!ll,'Mv"'1 'F T flHW 2 THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 169U. jjr THE FIFTl'-FIRST CONGRESS. BESAXOn ItANlKt. OF rilMlNlA I'LKADS run i-itm: coixauk. The) SarnX Appropriation mil Froa-reneed In thn ssermte" Thr llatieei In C'nmralttea t l the sVlioln mi I li- lliirlior mil. I Wasiiisiitiis, Mar 2. -In the Hcnato to-day the ctodontlnls of f'nlrln H. Ilrlce ni (Senator fiu restate of Ohio for Blx enrs, commons I Jnc .inrcti 4. lh'.il worn presented br Mr. Payne, road, mid titao'tt on 111.!. A conloroiieo ui mmittoo wni ordered on tho DiMrlct of olnmliia appropriation bill; and Messrs. Dumb. Davvcn, anil f'ockrcll wero np- j i imlniml. AIo mi tho Ivnnlon Appropriation I Mil, Mobrih. lliBon, I)no. und Oormnn bo- b lnznin.nlnt'Ml, Mr llnb't'tcp.. Mo. B.ild thnt he understood J that Mr. Daniel doBlrcd to uddres" tho Konnto on tho Hlvor Mil ho Mould not. ns ho hnd glvon notice ycsrcrdav call up tho Nnvnl Approptla- tton hill now, hut would do bo at the cloao of lli. Daniel's rrinnik". The Mlvor bill was then taken up, and Mr. Danlul iDeni., n) nddrossed tho i-onato In lavor of Bilver currency. Tho llnnnrlnl system i of tho country, ho frald. wai In disarray. It I comprohondod taxation, currency, and debt, ft Bepnrntely and collectively they weio out of b Joint. Thoeiirroiioy wits Insufficient In volume f to mnlnti.tn prlteH, and vvn' irieHponslvo to tho I Jaws or trado? It was conuoatcil In tho f 'Xronitiir. A hundred million' or It was bold to 10J00111 iitiothor porlion of It 1 that w.i', llko Itt-olf. legal tendoi.whllo thirty millions ol it nus lent out to bankers without Interest. Taintion was oxcopslvo n norfio than us"loss hurdon, I rlEglnirn surplus into tho Treasury mid stimulating eitinvugnnco to pet it out. Tho puhlln debt hud been put In (eiich nnomtiloun lolatloiiH to tho Inivstbat tho Government appeared on both Bldei of tho I enles loonier In obviously Incompatible and contrndiclorv relations. On ono fldo of tho counter thn (iovcinuiont boosted up tho prlco of 1 ouds far boyond thotr pnr value. On the other f-ldo It paid them boroio maturity at ox- ori"tant inte. Whcnuvurboforo had thosiiller r up thn prlco of thn thing ho had to bur, or I 1 .n.'lit when ho hlmt-elt w.m boosting tho prif" In that ro'puct a meek auction wilo j wiii thn modolof thoBO-enllodlliinnelnl hystom l of tlis country. To call It "byetoin" wiib 11 1 y misnomer. Uhorovvui 110 rnoro Bystom about It than theio vvb In a cuno of jnckstrnvv.-". I f Mill, thero was bcIoiico in lt-tho Mdcnco of f puttliiK I" a 1 apor or a silvor jackstr.iw and j pulllnt: out a cold 0110. The arbitrary tai law 1 I of thn country provontod tho American pro- 1 ducer from buying In clionti mnrkotn. It did f" not proiout him from haxlnic to Ball In n cheap I r niarkot his wheat, corn, cotton, moat, aud other staples. (v "Ho patient whllo jou aia cettlnu poorer," A salil tho Lilcb-tux inonometalhtit, "and wo w Will build you a homo matkol. i All rlixht." Bald tno hoiiost producers, hut. k" jfnuatnto hao a bomn lnaiknt, let us mal,o I t-nnio liorun inonny out of the silver that tloil j f Inn. Lhou ub, bo that tho pooplo (.111 pay tho i: tae .and that wo may hnvo lili,'ti prlco-"." 1 I '(Hi, 110. mnlleil the inoiio-inHtnlllBtB." that I i would put ub nut of tear with ISritNli cold and 5 tieriunn trold and tho Kold ot Kurope." f f "And bo.' .Mr. iJanlel Bail. Mho tax By.stem was Pullt on non-lntorcnurso. and was railed tho morlcnn Byntoiu. How w.m it that an i 1 Amerhaa BSitum wiib demiinilod for tnxehand I i a JlrltiBli sjBletu lor curr-nrv If tho cltl.en of tho I nited .States Has nut allowed to tradu I J. rnoro Ireolr and tn cot hlKber pricoislu foiuiun t markets, why not It him raako monny froi-h. F that woulil stlriiulato a homo mnrket? Ho lone 1 us tho inonomntalllcta could kuep from an- Bwcrinc that iiuustion, cr nuld Bobulou it im .1 to keep tho tonplo from atiBwoilni; ltfurtlieui- bdIvob, tho jumlilo would bu continued and would bo played by tho monuniotnllloH with cold jack-traw. tioltl and r-ilier monor wero A wodded by uatute, Tliny were hoautidil. they wero durable, they nmo diWHibio, thoy poi ii BeBsod perniannnt anil ubhjultuuB vnlue. They 1 weio ruadlly nia-urablo. they wire rendlly (.tnmpod and colnod. 1 tiov were both limited i In uuantlty, and wero each the product I 01 labor. IMore tho jury of all j civil and enhuUtuuud tiatlon thiouchoot I the renturles, tho ca-o of cold and Kllerhad been heard, and with ono olro tho nations had aimucred that to cold and Bllor belonnod tho royal altilliuto of money. Jiv I tinioral Bullraco they bad been irow nod and Placed on tbotbrone. and oierywhero cold and Bllorworo by divine rlht and natural soleo- tion the king nndiiunoii of mmey. lleerit- I icibod the unbroken front which tho 'Ireasury 1 Ddpartmont had always Bhuivn ncalnst tho F- HHooi silver an money, and :-nid that l.uroio lrad been iudoctrinated Into the l.olluf that tbo I tilted tjtatns was a colli standard country. I lut ho predicted that when tho people of j Jairouo wero advioed by tbo paBBace of tho law that tho peonlo of tho I'nltod Mnto-i in Hlflted on tho fieo colnaco of Bilver they would themselves como to tho doublo stnndard. Mr. Danlol ridiculed the idea of nn nvalnnche otsiiercrushinudownupon tho t nltod Htutos Jn tho case of froe coinnco ol tllor. It was obvlouB, ho paid, that tho silver money abroad would not come 10 tho lulled Maton mint; and It was also obvious thnt thore wax no such an nual production of Bilver tit tho world (fH'2, (kiii.OOO, of which nil but f'l.floii.GUd were now oninodins to causo nny fear on that i-cre. 'Xht-re was only ono other point of apprehon-nlon-tho nrprehennlon that tboro was an ac cumulated stock of Bilver that would rUBh to America ns Boon as the mint win open to freo coinnco: but that was nnhwerod by tho l-eoro-tnryof thoTroiiBury huncolf, who said In bis report: Thtro li no knnwn r rcnmulAljnn of silver hntllon noTwiiorn lit tin) wcrM. Uiiriiianr lonv ninre OUpuAit t ot nvrsioil In ln of tiioje ucts titer-wn;i .tin to to no mfrlrUnt learn for lliniuni; tnn amonnt nf mIvit bunion that rn.o t di polim lur Tre tnury n ii,-, aiul Itiere are llrolit; retuon aaltiflt BUCh Itntil&tlouii Tliocap botwoen bIIvit as a commodity nml Ellor as money wou d I -o as kioi, u- iliu rlcht of money was onferred nn hilui. Tho locicnl coiicluslnn was inoiilablo that all bil- X ver Bhould bo readmitted to freo eoInnc;nn.l all silver DoinCBO admitted to value diual wltli cold, It was must icaBiuiuble to conclude that, ns noon as thero was ioloratlon of t-llvor to its undent n'aiin of money dignity nnd thus uu onlaieemeut ul tho world's olumo of monoy, the prices ot thoo tlilii',' that had cm o down with lis decllno would ncain liavo a tendency to rise with its ubcent-um. Thero was no reason to J suppose that tho col I bullion neccsi-urv to I mako a dollar would oulmnco In prico, but o-i j tbo contrary, tho rlcht of ireo colnaco eon- f ferrod on t-llvcr bullion would lako iinuv Irom J cold bullion its oxcIiibivo rii.'hi to fron iiilni'i:o, I nnd It would bo paradoxical to usMinie that i thnt would Incrcn'o Its aluti. It was monop oly In ubo that cao viiltin nnd communlti In I use that look It away, lio bclluvd that freo coinnco of bilver would brine cold into tho In couutiy. nnd not dilio it uway. .Money al ii) tracted money; ilchea ottracted rlch'-h: every- ?'li tblr c asBlmllutud tii lu, kind tbo world oer; 'ih and mnnoy was the moht hoclal. aa.-Iriillatlu. :iBLK iinu pincioailvn of nil material thine. Aiunr- liHpKH' lean silver bad drawn cold bjihol nitod Mates; vflllBOi how bettor oould tho futuro bojudcod than 'IWr 'Wrfh t thn past lu lsif, when tho Unitod Htutvs :m. 1R '"d no Bill or monoy, thoro was UliU.iniO,00l of im it cold lu thocountry;butoveu pnitlallyiestorod If nlvor had rroved such a inncilet toiapllal that a ihn country had now between three and four Sg5 ff Iiundred milllnns of silver and between six and S- 't soven hundred iuI'IIoiih ol cold. Good prh cs tf I and nctho buslnosh nttiocicd cold nnd bilver i and mon all the wor'd uui, 11 iron colnaco of Bilver weio ot.iLll-hed 111 Ailiorlcn It would (1 5 islnddiintho heart of hi mninty bv clvlnc to tliu I latmrer a larcer price for bis product. fi ,,Mr, Daniel read from tho April circular of 19 Henry OIowb. 11 banker of Now York, to tho 'ff. otlect that the freo colnocn of silver would inako tho rupee of India dourer, and that tho j dearer It wiib tin; loss wheat India was likely to export, nnd thoro would therefore he n bet- g tor demand lor American wheat. There had ;jr hopn a fall In the value of the products of the (nil all over tho Lnltodfitatefl. 'J h bonds, tho inortcsBOB, tho notes, the debts, tho taxes, the oblluationu and contracts to pay ot every kind. H remained at their tlxod flcuro. Tho demouo- S ticatlon of siher was perhaps the creatost t; I'ontrlbutlnecauBeof thutroflult. That won a J J rnovementdlotated bTtliiKs. minlsterB.court- IA lere, Bntellltos, syooiiliantB, and monopollniB. It was n movement of monarohy and autocracy. S Tliu movement to remoiietlre It wns a move- rnent sprlnitlntt from the cure fountain ot thnt H republicanism, or dumocraoy that bolloved In i tho crest doctrine of the l'ederal CouBtitutlon U that tn piomote the tronoral welfare and not 9 tbo welfare of a class-was fundamental of the j Institution ot the (lovernment. J Mr, Daniel sketched the action of the mon- f nrchlesof Lnsl&nd and CIrmany-two creat 1 creditor nationB-In detnouetlr.lnc fllver, nnd I Bald that l'rnnoe. the light of republicanism in I Uuroue. had resisted the movement, ami bnd I preserved both metals, ho great republic- ot j tbo earth bad over wtlllnKlr or conscientiously S dismissed silver from Its service as money. 6 True, the United States hnd demonetized It In 0 1H7J. but not by coneelous action, and then k hod occurred the most shameful thine that bad lu ever been recorded in theblstory of the nation. m That aot had been smuscled throush Oonaress. J, The people had not, in publla meetings or In party platforms, called, for It, No Senator or B llopresentauve had shown by a spoecli in Q cilthorltouse his knowledco that It was belnc ft done. Tho I'robldetit of the United States, who 't Binned tho act. did bo jirnorniitlr. 1 Mr. Hhormnn lllep.. Ohio) corrected Mr. Dan- i lei s statement, and said that the bill to coin trade dollurs and to abolish Bilver dollars was dlhcusBed lo both UouseH lor two yours, it wns sent toConjtiess by tho becrotaryof tho Treasury on April 25, 170. and from that time un to Its passase la 1B73 the bill was printed elaht or ten times, and largely distributed throughout the oouDtrr. The itct'that the silver dollar was abolished nnd the trade dol- 1 UrsubBtltuted for It was ns plainly and pal- I rmhlyt ros'nted at thn time ns nny fact In the lorlslatlve history ot tho country. Mr. Daniel said that Mr. Hhormnn wan en tliely rliitit In Interrupting him nnd maklnc tho oxplanntion he made. Ho repeated, how over, that tho demonetisation of silver In 17.1 wns ft mattor unknown to CongroB und to the country, hne.ikor lllnlno did not know it when tho act wa passed, (-onntnr Mewart of .Nevada, reprnsentinc a great silver com munity, did not know it. Mr. Aldrioli illon, Ik I.)-Tho Senator from Nevada was hero at d voted for the bill. Mr. btawart I did not know it. It wns not stated lu tbo discussion thnt thero was any intention Ui leave out tho Bilver dollar. On the contrary, tho last thine done on It was nn amendment olTored bv thn Henutor frnm Ohio, providing for nn Inscription on tho silvor .1 r 1 it r Mr. Hhormnn That was tho trado dollar. yr. Daniel It IslmninterlaliiithodlBousslon whether the act was dono Ignornntlr or crimi nally, or other" If n. Theto Is i.ti thing clear about It, which nolther (nlfo declaration nor botiblstry of nrguu ent nr dinning of rhetoric can dlsgulBe. nnd thnt Is that the sole animus nf thouetnonotl atlon nf i-llver lu l.u ront and In America Is the aggrandizement ot tho few at the eApetp-o ol ibo many. .Mr. Daniel spoke for three hour)-, partly from full notes nnd partly oxtemporo. Ho was listened to with clo-o attention and Interost by n pretty full attendance of Knnntore. As ho took his coat ho was npplaudod Irom the gal leries. Tho Silver bill wns then laid aside and the Naval Appropriation bill was tuken up. All 1 liu formal and minor amendments re ported by tho c mmittoo huvlug beon agreed tn. ihoainoiiilmunt was tnken up which strikes out of thn bill an appropriation of f.'iO.rviu for repairs to tho dry dock lit llo-lon .Vnv y Yard. Mr. DawoB 1 Hop.. .Mass.) opposed tho atnond innnt. Ibo lloston Navy xard dork was tho Inrgobt In tho country, n grnnlto btructuro which had o-t an Immense buui of monoy. It hnd been In nxerllent repair up to recently, and It reuulrcd only tho small sum of $50,0ui) to put It 111 good condition. Mr. Halo biiIi! that bo won d not onnoso tbo vlovvs of tho Senators from Mnssacliusetts. but th"ri) weio several amendments, both in refer ence to tho lloston Navy Yard nnd tbo Ports mouth Nn v Vntd. thnt involvod thoiiue.stlou ol the rooiionlncof navy yards nltendyeloBpd. Mr. Itltifr 1 Hop., N. 11 I npposod the amend ment In relation to tho Portsmouth Nnvv Yard (striking nut nn appropriation of f 30,(100 for roi-nus'ruetlnif buildings dostroyod by tiro 1. and said thnt tlmt vara had been constantly in uso siiiro tho beginning of the vvnr, nnd was Mill in use. Mr. Ilule thought thnt both nrrendraents ought to bo agreed to. and that tho llo'ton nnd Portsmouth uavy yards should bo put on tho same fnotlnc- Aftor further discussion tho bill went ovor without neii, m on oithor the L'oston or Ports mouth nnvv yard. Aflera bilef e.ecutivo fofbIou tho Sennto adjuiirLod until to-morrow. limine ol' ltrlii rdeiilnllve". In tho Houso. Mr. Dunnoll of Mlnnosota. from the Commlttoo on Census, reporlod a bill umendntory of tbo Census act, which was passed. It proscribes a penalty upon nny su pervisor or onumorator who shall recolvo, or any porson who shnll pay, nny feo or other consideration in addition to the compensation o such supervisor or enumerator. otiiermeos woro ordeiod on tbo Army bill nnd Mlhtarv Academy Appropriation bill. 1 ho ilouan then went into Committee of tho While i.Mr. narrows of Michigan in the chain on tbo liiver and Harbor bill. Mi. Henderson (Hep., III.) I halrman of tho Committee on Itlvurs and Harbors, snld thnt the I. HI appropriated HiU.l'.IJ.oOO, hosed upon estimates aggregating t.W.SOi'.oOil. Ho be lieved thnt thero was no money thnt wont out of tho 'Ireasury thnt was so much In the In terest of tho t .iplo of tbo country ub the monoy expended in the improvement of rivers nml nnrbors nnd If this Government wns con stituted for any who purpose whatever it was constituted for tho purpose of looking to the Interost of the people. Mr. Itlnnehard 1 Dein.. La.) spoko In favor of I tlm prli.clploof rlv or and harbor hills, contond- I inc that thoy did morn to solve tho problem of cheap transportation than all the Inter-btate Commerce hills that could be passed. I Alter further debate tho commlttoo rose. Mr. yulnn iDem.. X. Y.i Introduced a bill re duclngto onocentnn ounce, or fraction thereof, the poatugo on drop lettors in cities of 100,000 Inhabitants or ovor. The House then adjourned. i.iri: irASTiixaTux topics. Thine' or Interest In and Outside or the Iliilln of ConErcHH. WASiiiNnTos-. Mny 22. Tho question of whothor Kenator-olect John 0. Carlisle is to becomo a member of tho ifenate Committee on Finance, nnd thus have a hand In tho recon struction of tbo McKiuloy Tariff bill, ia ono thatis causing much discussion nt the Senate Bide of tho Capitol. The frionda of the now Senator are anxious to havohlmtake thoplaco 011 the Finnuro Committoe left vacant by tho death of Mr. Hock. The Democrats aro not particularly strong on this commlttoo. nnd It Isicgardod as veryimportant that Mr. Cat lls'e should becomo n member of it. If this Btato of things Is to bo brought about, how ever, soino very delicate work must bo done within tbo next day or two. benntor Heck's death creates a vacancy also on the Committee on Appropriations, regarded as next in im portance to the Committee on Finance; but while a number ot Democratic f-'enatora nro anxious to go on thel committee that has charco of tho tariff subject, very few of them nro willing to t.iko upon tbemsolves the hard and unremitting Inbor that pertains to a place on the Committoe on Appropria tions. Tho Democratic loaders in the Houso seom moro nnxious for Mr. Carlisle to take the placo on tho Finance Committee than the Democratic Senators do. Many of thoso contlemoti think that tho now membor should be chosen from nmong their number, and thoy nro not nt all dlspusod to allow tho new Sena tor to bo jumped ovor their heads, ovon though he bo John (I. Cnrlislo of Kentucky. Tho matter Of urranglng the commlttoo places Is ono that will bo determined by the caucus committeo of tho Democratic Senators. Sena tor lioch was blmsolf tho Chairman of this committee, and since his death tho honor has fallen upon tho t-houldors of Senator tiorman. Tho Maryland Senator will now be very Influential in dotormliilug whether Mr. Caillsle shall or shall not become a member of thn I'luanco Committee, and thereby directly connected with whatever tarllT legislation may be brought fm ward bv tho bonato. It is tho general opinion about tbo Capitol that Mr. tiorman will oppose the piomotion of Mr. Car lisle. I'fomothuiH in the i-enatn have boon Irom tlmo Immemorial decided by tho rule of heniorltv, nnd II tbo rum is to bo brokou for tho benullt uf Mr Carlisle It will ho 11 very unusual and surprising depar ture irom precedent. 'llio conservative views on tho tarill iuestlou which Senator Hotmail hods aro given na n reason why ho would bo apt to oni.o-o giving this place of piomlneuro and Inlluunco to tho Kentucky Senator. Mr. tiorman, iiowuvor. said to tho correspondent of Thk Srv to-day thnt this feature of tbo ijuettlon would in.t bo consid ered vvbon tho tlmo c.ituu fur arranging the places on tbo committeo. Mr. (lorman bays that whllo It Is true mat Mr. Cnrlislo has been logardod ns moro radical lu his vions than ho blmsoi: Is, it is nlso true that tho Democratlo Sonatnrs uro 11 unit on the subject of tariff reform, and th'it If It Is tho sense of tho Democratlo Senators that Mr (aillsle is tho best man to put 011 thu Finance Committeo, bo will go thero, regardless of any consideration ns to his views on tbo tariff, Tho Somitors hnd nn In formal meotlug to-day, at which u Burprislug amount of opposition to the claims of Mr. Car lisle's friends was developed. Tho opposing Senators admit thnt tho Democrats are weak In tlioir representation on tho 1-lnance Cum piltteo, but thoy bay there uro ilentyoi old hoiintors who would add distinction and ability to this committee. These men nro rather fnvornblo to having Mr, Yest desig nated fortho vacant place on tlio l'lrintieo Com mittee. Tho Missouri Setiatoi was tho only mun on the Democratic side who. In the nb boiico of PoniUor Heck, was conspicuously able in fighting the itopublieans lu thn long tarliT debute ot lhSH. and his Irinnda think that he is the man tn bo glvon whatever bourns tho Democrats in tho Senate now have to bestow. Senator vest. It lMrui Isn member of tho Im portant Committee 011 tho Judiciary, and should he be coleeiud for iriemboiHhipon the Flnunce Committeo might possibly be re lulled to give up 1 lie othor Important place. Senator Oray of Dolnvvaro Is also ono ol thooonspkuouhly able men on tho Domo oratloBlde and his friend think that If there nro unr honors to he distributed tome of thorn f hould fall to his lot. There does not seom to be miich of a struggle foru plnco on the Ap propriations Committee, probably for the roil sou that It enta lsBuchalnrcoumountol work. It Is probable that a. majority of tbo Demo orutlc Senators ;mu d cunsent to Mr. CnrllBle's selection for this placo. leaving the more Im portant pne upon the rinnnoo Committee to go to one of the older Senators. Senator ltunboni pf North Carolina, the oldest hnnator in the body In point of service, was once a member of the Committeo on Appropriations, nnd re- 1 Blgnod, probubly for the reason thnt In. did 1 not care to .perform so mmb bard work. beuator lllacklurn is now Mentioned as a probable appointee to this Influential plnco. Mr. Illaekburn, however, envs that ho is loih 1 willing and anxious to resign all claims to pro moth n In tnvor ol Cailislo. Tho new senator will probably be sworn In to-morrow, nnd tho I Census t ommlttee will also bo convened. The 1 Question will then be determined whether Mr. Carlisle (ball e ghsn a new and unuiusJ J honor by his futnrecollenenesortnke the plncee I on the tall ends of tho committees tbnt from tlmo Immemorial havo been assigned to tbo newSenatoiB. The old Senatorial tradition thnt Senator Hoar never approclntes or porpotrntos n joko has been found tobniimvlh. During Senntor Jones's exi!nutlve bpcocIi nn tho silver titles tlon n fewdnvsago ho rnlorrod to the fact that way back lu the ancient davB of tbo old Com monwealth of Mnssnliimetm bohsIioIIb vtoro iifffl as iiinnov. Mr. I'i ;ir noddod his venera ble bo.id Hi iiipronl and whispered to Senator ios, and verv good monev it was. too. If a perr-oti In tho-o .'ids wnti'ed toorder adoron on tho half shed !m rntilil do so III porfect snfo tv. knowing tlm' im ould pay for tbom Willi theshwli. fSnnntnr Pugli of Alabama bns n habit of talking In such buid tone to bis collongues tlmt bo can be dl tiietly heard In all parts of tliechiitiibir To-day 1 rather nniuslnglnol ilent o curred i'S tiro ultof the Senator's bnd b.iblt. .-ennioi Dim ol of Virginia hnd con cluded n long hi eeeli on tho silver yuestlnn nnd wns mopping ilt'i prrBplratlnii from h s Incn him iccolvincthn congratulations of hla rolloaguos. J-intor uro hail Jiifltrominondod thuBpeecb in words o! wnrme-t oulogy. when .Mr. Pugli ambled over to tho Mrglnlan'B dek nnd drawled out his congratulations ob fol lows. In 11 voice that was distinctly heard by tho occupants of thn gnllorv: "John, you sweat oasy, don't you V" Another mooting of tho conforeos on tho penBloti bills n ns bold to-day. It Is said tlmt tho Senate con'op'Ci nprecd to eliminate tbo rtviuliemouts that applicants shall show tholr dependence before n pension was grantod them If tho Hoii'-o conferoos would Burrendnr tbeBorvlcn ponslon featuro of tho Morrill hill. The conferees adjourned until next Tuesdny, when It is belioved llnal action will bo taken. 'J ho rrosldont has approved tho acts grant ing ponsions to Frank Truynor, Dorothea I). Yates. Dnvld A. Llppy. Emily T. Tottle. Mary A. Holland, Clara M. Owen, Ann E. Mnssmann, Irn I'.. Smith. John McCool, Augustine Mc 1 nughlln. Sarah Hamilton. Margaret 1'- Mln teer. John Nnglo. IletBy F. Xowhall. V 8. Yoho. ChnrleB A. Flair. N. (1. Kdwards Mary J. Not. tngo. Lucy A. M. N'ormnn. William A. .Mori wether. Fibnboth lieokler. II. O. hurch. Mary (i L'uton. Isatiolla 11. stlmplo, Lllabotli Og don. llnrbarn Scbnapjdnger. Ocorgo Doilge. Itoxanna llnoli. V. II. C'opplnger, Hnnnnli Ward. John Dehart. Chloe Cooper. Alexander Thompson. llnrbarn I.nngstatT. Irene D. Sirnn, Julia 1 lhllllpB. t harlofl Kornnn. JomcpIi 1 yr klns, Mary IS. Stldcor. Douglas Smith, F.llra Jlnrcy, Fnnnv W. Sludgolt. Samantba Wll HauiB. Catherine Hanp, llenry.IJIumenfleld, Allen Coons, Mnrv Wolbh, Harriot D. Wblto. nnd Napoleon 11. McKay. Penntor Dolph to-day Introduced In tho form of n bill tbo regulations ndoptod by tho reoont International maritime conloronco for prevent ing collisions at boo. Ho nlso Introduced n hill maklnc It the duty of tho master of euch vessol In ene of collision nt son to stay by the other vessel, and bo far as can bo dono without BerlouB duncer to his own vcsol. crew, and passengers, to render nsslBtnueo to the other vessel. lolatlon of this requirement Is made punisbablo by lino nnd Imprisonment. Tho Trosldont to-day sent to the Fenate the following nominations of 1'oMmastors: MnsBn chusetts. Jnmes 1'racken nt Webster; Now York, Urndtoid O. Oroone ot Oxford: Now Jer fey, Levi C. Albottsou nt Atluutlo City: Penn sylvania. John H. ltoberts at Slatlngton. Thn membors of tho National Conference of Charities and Corrections, whieh bns just closed its sessions In iJnltimoro. wore glvon a special recontlon nt the W'hlto Houso this afternoon. Tbo President was assisted by Secretaries lllainn. Wlndom. Wnunmukor. Noble, nnd IliiBk. There wero about floo per eniiB in attendance. The Ilev. o. C. McColli n of Indiana, President of tho Conferonco. too sented the members in n fabort nddross, to which Frosldeiit HarrlsonieBPcndcdasfollows: VfK. I'niciiiiKM It Rives ine plrasar to see vou and these Reulleuieti ami ludlen lu are ftHsociaiel rliu you In w rk tnr thv irocl ot men It is a very liUh en tariirle 1,11 liave set tefcre on I am sure ou tiava behind you a ureal deal ot eirelleut w,rk tliat l.as crstalliKeil tntoresuiis and 1 am iiisn sure vou have tn v our hearts a Kroit deal of hoperul endi-avor for the future, (lul ot these vctun-ar; btnevoieiu omanlu tlons irood cannot fail to come. Indeed, theiiovtrnrnent accomplishes its chief uood I think, as tt pu sues a I lane that liciucti "led stimulate these Ttilnutary elTnrts of Its test citizens to repress crime b reruovltuf Its cause. I hid Oii welcome to tne l.xecutlve Mansion. Thovlsltora then shook hnnd with tho Pres ident nnd Ciibluet and pa-ted out. Senator Hlscoek to-day Intioduced a bill pro viding thnt no state shall I e held to bo limited or restrained in it 1 ower to prohibit, regulate. or tax the sain or tr inxpoit'itlnn of oleomarga rine bv reason of ttm lai t that it has been im ported Into the Slate Irom beyond Its limits, without regard to tho fuel that tax or duty thereon may have been paid to ibo United States. 1 he Houso Committee on Pntents has or dered n favorable roDort on a bill Introduced by lteprc-ontntivo Simonds of Connecticut, which Is identical with tho international copy right bill already nctod upon adversely by the Houso. with the addition of a now section widen rrovidOB that it shall bo of elTect only wbero reciprocal advantages are grantod by foreign countnos to American authors. The committee also directod a fnvorablo re port on a bill nmondir.g tho patent laws In sev eral muter. at 1 o.ut-. It nrovldos, among other tilings, that publication for a period of more than two oars previous to application shall debar an apnllcnnl ior patent: limits tbo time forllnal action upon a claim to one v oar from tho time of the tiling of nn application ;clvos the court lu patent cases tho right to pass title to a patent by decree without any act nn tho I art of tho defendant: grants nu uilen the rlcht to lllo caveats through agents incases where his native country accords like privi leges to cltiens of tbo Cnlted States, and finally provides fur the Imposition of n tax of tlO on every patent after tho first live yoars aud (.1 after tho first ton years, under penulty ot vacation of tho patent. For the first time In the history of the House Judiciary Committeo n majority of tho moni tors to-day agreed to a favorable report upon a joint resolution (introduced by Ilepresenta tlve Ilakorof New i'ork), providing for a con stitutional amendment to grant tho right nt hutlrauo to women. Twice before a minority I ot tho committoe has reported favorably on blmllnr propositions, and one of tbosn reports was drawn by the present SpeakorlMr. ltcedi. but a nutjoijty could not be induced to take favoinble uction. lleprosentntivo Lewis of Mississippi to-day In troduced lu tha House u bill ropoaling so much of bectlon 5 of tbo net of Teh. .j. 18W. as pro vides for tho purohaso orpajmontof one per centum of the entire dobt of tho United States to be made within eucb fiscal year after July A call has been Issued for a meetlngnf the Itepiihlican Nutlonnl Committeo lu Washington on May si. Judgo Thompson of Ohio, from the nouse Commlitooon tho Judiciary, to whom was re ferred the bill to provent tho deBocrntionof the United Slates Hag, to-dny roporlod us follows; "Tho Hag uf our country Is the Bymbol of our national exlBtuuce, power.und noverolgnty. Jtlsthn emblem of 'reedom and oitiallty und lopr.'beiitative of tho glory of the American niuno. Jt Is a romlndor of American foitltude, courage, und heiolsm. nnd of the Biiriorlngnnd snerlllre-i on land and sea which havo been on duiod for Its nresorv atlon and for tho presor atloii"f the country it represents. It Is the bhlold and protection nf the cltbtn nt homo nnd aiiroad. and should bo honored and rever enced by every moilc.m who is a lover of bis country, it should hB bold n thing sacrod, and to doliieo. disllgure. or prostitute Tt to the pur poses of ndveitising bhould bo hold to bo u crime ngalnflt the nation, and bo punished as such. o therefore fuor tho proposition of t be accompanying bill, but offer in lieu thereof tho following fub.tltuto.and locotuuiond tho passugu thereof Keli eiui is I AD. That an) perron or persons who sha'i use the ii.iti,,ual naB either by nriiilliiir imiutlnir orHllUWK nn i iiarf or ctherwlse attaililuir 10 ilia si ;iit ailirriMinent for i.uljllo dln.lay or yrlvata iralll. shall l.e iruilt) or mis fernean.ir anj ..1, tnnvlc lion thereof iiilhe Plstrlci Court nt the lulled Slstes shall ho lined In any sum not eircedli.v ssiorlin pri.cne.t not le.s man tl.lrty da) a ur both, at the dls troll1 "lot ihti cure Tho North Atlnntlo erjuadron. In commnnd of Admiral (Iheratdl, was to-day ordered to pro teed to New ork, Tbeossols of tho saund ron are now-at Key West, and will leave for the North on Mny 21. In July thoy uro to ren dezvous nt Portland, Me., nnd be (j. feature of the reunion of the Army of tho Potomuo nt tbnt place Tho miuudion includes the new cruiser liultlmore. Tho contractors who hnve bnd charge of the Coucord'n machinery, tho M, F. Palmer Com pany of New York, had notified tho Navy De partment thnt the gunbont was roady for her clllclal trial trip, and n Hoard of naval officers was jesterdny detailed to conduct the trial, The date set was May 2il. Tho Hoard will be surprised to learn that tho Concord has not yet biioa prepared for sea. It devoloped to-day tbut the bureau nt the Nnvy Department had ns yet dono nothing tonrd preparing her lor tbo trial trip. It Is customary for each bureau to supply the uoressnry c'nulprnciit tor new vi-smus whon the dntn of truil 1 ilncci. I. K is nn ..li,i.( that tho I'lu'i.rd 1- v I 1 out feerillg c.ir coiuiass luriiiure in 1.-, und oiper de ad-, of cine -nieui. One mi 1 1 bureau olbci.iis ulw-e Hist and only tntiniatlon ol the Concord's trial rume JC'".",.1'"'.. uewspaperB this morning, asserts tnatltvvill be two months belore the Concord j '"..rii'dy for tbo oniclid JrlpB. Those who re fhL'im9 Jrouhle with the Petre will not regard Vie omdu'e ptedfcUon a Impofiible. A RIGHTEOUS PROTEST. BKPRKsesTArira u'Anoo tTAms ax l.SUVlltX 1X1I 7K IXQVIalTJUX. CoMidittnt frnra Freemen Ibist the Propoaed Census Clurallnas na In I'eht find Illppnsin sire VnneeenaAry And Inanltlnr. Washinoton, May 22, Tho protest of cltl- xons In various parts of tho United Statos ngalnst tho attempt of tho Census Uurcnu to extort from them lnformntlcn of n prlvnte character that ran serve no public good is about to assiimo definite shape in Congress. lteprasontatlve MoAdoo this nftornoon Intro- ducn.l n, renntutlnn noitnn-fnr nu Investigation ot thrimnttor by the Commlttoo on tho Uovcnth Census. Tho resolution Is as follows: Hner'M, Complaint is tulnr made brclllrenicf the allsied Inquisitorial charactsrof IheQuestloi proposed te be asked by the census enumerators, which questions are declared to be Incompatible with the rights of free men and an unwarranted and unconstitutional exorcise of power by the ledsral (,orerninent. therefore be It ilnvlrtil. That the Committee on the Kleventh Census be and they are hereby directed to make Inquiry Into the questions proposed to be asked of citizens by the Census Bureau or Its aa-enls. and to report by bill or otherwise, lookluir. If found necessary, to the proper re striction of the same. Mr. McAdoo wan led to tako this Btep by reason of his bollof that tho circulars sent out by the Census Uurcnu are unnecessary nnd Insulting In tholr chnraoter, and becnuso ho lias received complaints from his constitu ents. Two of thsso protests, whloh nro samples of thoso being recoived by Congrossmon in large uumbors, wero submitted to the House by Mr. McAdoo In connoetlun with his resolu tion. Thoy uro as follows: Tnr lion. niUiam 1 in ,i.y Pi-AH Sim 1 address yon as a constituent residing tn Bajonne. N J In reference to the Interrogatories the census taker will put to me and members or inv ram lly. those concerning ohroulc d seases and our Bnancea are sltnplr outrageous, audi shall neither ansa er tbem nor penult uu member of my family to do so .Sot that e hare nnylhlnr whalerer to conceal In reirart tn either matter, but the asking of these questions is an Inquisition ihe ilnrernmeut h is no right to tn ike. rer eral articles have appeared on the subJecLT 1 enclose one from Tha sti that mentions alleged racta concern log Congress that are nut generally known V ours very truly Kino II Saitu. ilnw Yoat, May 31, IRro nn YTiUinm l.'clitw. iraiMnjo-v A C. DriaBiBiOn or about the 1st of June I expect the rensus enumerator w HI call upon tne to answer among oilier questions, the following llsveyou or anv mem ber of jour ramily any chronic disease t If so, please state what it Is l)o you own the bouse yon live In T tf so Is It mortgaged and for how much, and for what purpose! These are probably not the exact words of the questions, but the meaning Is the same I have neith-r time nor ability to wrlle much nu this subject, neither do I want to take too inacb of V our time but as a cillren of these lulled Mites and the state of New Jersey, 1 do most solemnly protest sgalifst nny such un constitutional meddling In uty prlrate affairs, and I re st eotfutlv call unon von as mv rsr.resrntAtlve In I'oti. gress. to protest against or object to tn a public man tier (you will best know how) to the above mentioned questions or any like them Tours respectfully, r M nynos. soeit summit avenue, .'erser rltr. I reatiactfullr call atteutlon to a clipping from Tni 8caof this date. Many Congressmen nro much Interested In tho nnestlon and promise to stir the matter up until something Is done to put a stop to thn proposod Impertinent Questions of tho Census liureau. Superintendent Porter re. entlvBnld to Tin: Sirs correspondent on this subject, that ho did nil In his power, when the bill providing for taking the census wns under consideration In Congress, to prevent this elnss or Informa tion from being incorporated In the scope of the census work. He talked to the committeo for hours, but without effect and as the law provides tbut those mic-tions must bo naked, there Is nothing left tor him to do but Fend out the circulars. They can only bo withdrawn now by u law of Congress. cr.Ai:i:xcn r. .unmix atixsixn. Accused of nn OTerMt-ne or NtncU or thn levsrtt I'tiblleblnic Cnmpnsiv. Boston, May 22. -The lltraUl thla morning says thnt Clarence F. Jowett, President of the C. F. Jewott Publishing Couipnnj, has disnp ponred, and thnt crool.od transactions in the mutter of nn overissue of Btock, In tho neigh I borhood ol ST'i.iiiii), have come to light. .Mr. Daua Estea o l.stos A Lnurlnt. publishers. Is tronsurer oi ihc company and owns 375 shnros of the stock. Jt is reported that moro than twice tho amount held by Mr Jewctt havo been sold by him to vnrlouB persons in blocks of ten or twelvo BbaroB for from $900 to $1,100, nnd his alleged victims assert that it has been his custom to mako out thrso shares as occa sion roiiuircd, and tlmt be signed his own uamo and tbnt of Mr. l.stes thereto. The sus picions of Kstes A. Lnurlat wero aroused two weeks ago by tho freauont Bales of stock by Mr. Jewctt, and when they made Imiulriea Mr. Jewett lelt town "for a few days, lie has not returned, and his wife and sou hnve abo u-ii ruoir oiegani iirootiino residence. Mr. Jevvott enmo here from l huemont, N. II. At tho time tbo firm of James Ik Osgood A Co. went out of business over two years ago, he was employed by that house. Then bo Inter ested MessrB. EsteB.t l.aurlat in hie publish ing scheme, and Induced them to Invest In it. The tlrm did a general publishing liuslnoss of books of merit and secured their snle. Messrs. h-tea ,t l.aurlat to-day Issued this card: The capital stock of the c 1'. lewetl I'ub Ishlng Com psnv wa 573.01, all Issued when the company wa, or ganirsd four years ago. It turns out uow that sir Jewett who was President, has made ar verlssues of stock to various persons who will be lusers. Those transactions, we believe, are of very recent date, nearly all or which that have come looar knowledge being within a month. The books of the rt.ruorAlloii do not show their names, and those who have come to us for Information ask us to keep their conridence. It Is hardly necessary to say that our concern Is not finan cially alTerted. though ue regret such conduct by a mun lu whum we had great LuiiLdt lice FsTSS k I.1T MAT Clarence F. Jewett moved In good social cir cles, wns a man of refined tasva. and a pleas nnt companion. He hnd been connected with tho publishing business for twelve years. The foundations of bis fortune were laid in the "Memorial History of lloston." out of which he made (iiO.lXKI. Ho then invested Inrgelv in Atchison, but ing at I'Onnd Belling at a heavy loss. His lesldence in ilrookllno wns luxuri ously nppolntod. tho irnvt leautlful feature bolnc a collection of paintings and other works of ait. This proporty was reputed lo stand In tbo name of his wife. It is believed that a member of the firm of Kstes i. Lauriat has at tached the picture gallory. Aio-AmerteuB I.eiicueit' onvrntloa, nociiKBTER, May 22. This morning delegates from the Afro-American Leagues of New York State mat in tho Common Council chamber for the purposo of forming a State organization. The chamber was prettily decKed with Ameri can flags. Tho assemblage was called to order by T. Thomas Fortune of Now Y'ork. Secretary of the National Afro-Amorican League. The Ilev. C. U Smith of llliigbntnton olTored a prayer. Mr. Fortune explained the roasnn for tho gathorlng, nnd said that It was In accord ance with tho policy decided upou nt tbo Chi cago National Convention In January last. 'IhomiiB i'oituno of New lork wiib rhoen tem poral y Chairman, and John! aid n ell of Altutny Secretary. Minor Carroll welcomed tho dolo mites to tho city. Chairman Fortuno mado n long address in which he Bald thnt all colored people belong to tbo weakened SonB of Ham, Sisters of Moses, und dozens of other organisations. W'e tako caio of too mnny sick, mid bury too many dead, not one houso. nnd jou will bo shown much moro respect than whon you pay rent. Uot two bousoB, and people will Up their huts to you. We spend too much monoy on secret nnd benevolent societies. In speaking of trade, tho spoukor snld thnt under tho aoceptod code of ethics cheating Is all right. If j ou buy n bat lor fifty coiuh and sell it for u dollar pen plocall It sharpness, llemembor that. It terms to ino llko stealing, but it isn't undei the exist ing statu of civilization. Nrvv Governing; lltntrd for Hits-turd. CAMnitllx.E, Mny 22. Harvard Coilego is to hare a new Governing Hoard, which will be knowu ns tbo University Council, This wns provided for by ohniigingtbo statutes nt yes torduy's mooting of tho overseers. The new Iloaid will consist of the President, professors. nnd assistant professors of tho iinl)OiBity. and Buch other unit erbltyolllcnlri ns tho corpora tion, with tho eonsont of the overseers, may appoint members ol tho Council- It Is the func tion of the Council to consider nuestl. ns v tiled concoriimoro thnu ono faculty, and iiuostlons of university polio, Harvurd College, the i uw runce i-cientlllc School, nnd Hiu (iraduato School have been groupod together undei the Immodlato charge of a faculty the I acuity of ArtB and Science. 'Ibo other schools of thn university are enoli under tl.o Immodlato charge ot a faculty, Fach faculty Is composed of all the professors. nslstant profe-sors, nnd tutors, and of nil the Instructors nppolntod for n term longer thnu onn year who touch in the departments undor the chargn of thnt faculty. The President is n member of each faculty, Each faculty has a dean, and may appoint nn Administrative Hoard of not loss than fifteen for Harvard College to control ordinary mat ters of administration nnd discipline. '1 he old faculty has been abolished. 1 ho roritilrements for degrees b.ivo been chnngod so a-tomal.o iteasl-r to take an A. 11. in tliroo yiers and this will havo u tendency to i In ck special!, inc. I riliisnlneliiued lu hr Nittluiiul filiurri. Aisiir. M .2 Thesecnmniuslr.lishave been isiue-t from neneral llradquarters tu etlcuiul i.cardsmen of New Icrt snd vl'lntm I data Jacob klndler as l ap lain ol the Eleventh fep,trale Company oeorgs i slrootne as First Lieutenant of the Ihlrly-second Begl insnt Bertram Traoy runco. at Writ UeuteueutuI tat Tkixuuia flasii That Tired Feeling Prevails with Its most enervating ind discour aging eHoct In sprlnr and early summer, when the days gron warmer nnd the toning effect of the cold nlr Is gone. Hood's Sarsaparllla speed ily ovorcomes "that tired feeling." whether caused by change ot cltmnto. season, or life, by overwork or Illness, and Imparts that feeling of strength nnd self-confldonce which Is com forting and satisfying. It also cures sick head ache, biliousness, lndlgistlon, and dyspepsia. Hood's Barsnparllln Is sold by nil druggists. I six for $3. Prepared by Q L UOOD A CO.. Lowell, Mass. flSI.UAM'S llTTt.t: HOW, The Town Counsel Invites InTfisllcistlan M'hv Ihn Tux Jtulen Were laniard. An nccount of the controversy botweon the town officials of l'elhnm wns published in yes terdny'a Hun. In which Justlco of tbo Poaco John P. Hawkins uccusod Supervisor Sliermrm T. Pell of trying to "boss" tbo town, of mis managing Its finances, falling to report his transactions to tho Justices, and acting gen erally In bo negligent a way that the tax rnto hnB beon rulBod very materially, Ono of the mon Included In the Justlro'H criticism wiib YYilllam II, Lnmborton of 10 Kxchanco place, a lawyer, who prnctlcos in thla city mid who has beon counsel for tho town ort and on since 1S8.1. He is a Inrgo real oetnto owner there, nnd President of a local railway. Justice Haw kins's remarks woro called out at this tlmo by tho fact that Judgo Dykman ot tha Buprome Court hnd grantod u petition of twenty-six cltlzonsof I'olhnm asking for an examination Into tbo finances. Frank M. Iluck wns np polntod commissioner to mako tbo examina tion. Lawyer Lnmborton gnvo the othor side yestorday to n Sun reporter. Ho snld: It Is true thnt twonty-slx nlloged tnxpnyors of the town havo npplled for nn Investigation of its nocounts, nnd that Judgo Dykman has granted the application. The slgnnturo9 to tho petition were obtained lu manycasos by misrepresentation, and eovon. nt least, of tho Blgncrg now wish to withdraw tholr nnmes. Ve do not propose, howover. to permit thorn to do so. They have mndo tholr bod nndmuBtllo on It. If thoy tall In tholr proceeding thoy will lollablo for nil the costs, amounting to por haps $8,000 or tn.iinn, nnd also, possibly, to prosecution for criminal libel. A similar pro ceeding Intolv terminated in tho town ot East Chostercost $s 7M). besideB u bill for f .'1.000 still unsottled. Nothing whntovor vv as accomplished in that case. so tnr ns Supervisor PcllB connection with the Pelhain Hay Park matter lb couccrnod, it Is ovldont Tim Sun wiib ralslnfoimed. The amiiunto.illectedorBnved br mo ns counsel for tho town was about tJl.t.Oi). Of thlsnbout$7.000 lor hack taxes and $2,000 for tho award for tbo Town Hall, went to tho SuporviBor. About $!U)oo went to tne Collector for tho taxes of 1WS, and this amount I succeeded In collect ing, notwithstanding the fact tbnt decl-lonsof the Court ot Appeals were directly ngalnst mo. Ahout ta.oiooitbo $21.1,00 ntlll remain n lien ngnlnBt nark lnnds, the awards for which havo not boon confirmed orsottlod. For Borvleos In this matter, extending over four yoars, und for looking altor tho intorosts of tho town In soveral othor matters, 1 submit ted n bill for$l,H4. Tho uudltorsout tbo bill down moro than one-half, 'I heir motives may rondily be judged from tho fact that thoy ro lusodto allow me anything even for actual disbursements incurrod tn hnvlng papers printed for Hubmleslon to the nenernl Term of the Supromo Court on behalf of tho town panors that the tlenoial 'Jorm would not re colvo unless they wero printed. Of course I refused to recolvo the amount audited, nnd In tended to tako the proi er proceedings to re lover the whole amount, when n majority of tho members of the Town Hoard, lecognllug tho injustice of tl o action of the auditors, re quested m to desist, und ojpre-Bod their wil lingness to vote In Invor of compromising tho claim by giving mo $.ou in addition to tho amount nudllcd, provided I would accept that sum. Tho fact that Justlco Hawkins was tho ono who introduced this re-olutlon Is a sufficient answer to bis remarks about me lu to-day's SUN. "The statement that Supervisor Poll is at tempting to bo tbo boss of tho town Is childish, and is only based upou a fooli-h Btatouiont of Justlco lllchurds. "So far ns the charge is concorned thnt Mr. Poll has not submitted a statement of his of ficial financial nlTnlrs to the JtiBtlcos, it Is true. Ho Is no moro bound to submit hl accounts to them than he is to ine p. undmri'-ters. Tno people liuvn elected u Hoard nf Auditors to ex amine Ms accounts. To them be is bound to account, and to them ho has accounted. Any examination by the Justices would benusuip iitiou of the powers not only of the auditors, but also of the people. "Itistruo. In mr opinion, that illegal bills havo coen paid tn tho town, but with these tbo Sui orrlsor tins nothing to do. So far ns thoso bills aie concerned I am unqualifiedly In favor of thn Investigation, but bo fur as the Suier vlsorls concorned. Inasmuch ns ho was born nnd raised in the town, and his forefathers be fore htru. nnd no ono hns over known anything dorocutory to blrn or them, 1 deem tho pro ceeding a delibornto InBiilt, ".liistb o Hiiwkius'B assertion about tho in crease in tho tax rnto Is wbollv unjustifiable. When ire made It he knew, as well as I do, that tbo increase In the tax rnto was wholly due to tho large appropriations mndo by the people for road purposes and to the exemption from taxation ot between tSOO.oun and ifloO.OOO of tavable property by reason of the laying out of I'olhnm Hay Park. Isaiie N. Mills. County Judge of Westches ter coiitry. has been retained with me to de feud the interests of tho town in this matter." in: itKiRAtKU ma invar. Tne Superintendent or Mall In Rochester Sentenced to I'rlaen. MornpsTrit. May 22.-In tho United Stntes Circuit Court to-dny Abram Iiogardus. for merly supoilntendentof mulls In the Rochester Post Oil ce. pleaded guilty to tbo counts in the Indictment against him charging him with se creting letters, and Judge Cote soutouced him to imprisonment In the Albany county peniten tiary for n torm of tbreo years. Martin W. Cooke addressed thn Court In the defendant's behalf, calling nttentlonto his previous good character, and to tho fact that ho has a young wlfo und n boy two yenrs old who will suffer by bin punishment, Mr. Cooke asked for tbo lightest Bentenco allowed by law, and pre sented n petition for clomency Blgned byBixty residents of I'ishklll, Dutchess county, who had known tho prisoiior from Infancy to mun- nood, and up to tho commission ot tne present net had considered hi in it model. The -Judgo oommontod upon the pnlnful na ture of his duty, it wns nonrly always the case that Innocent onos weio tlm groatej-t suiTorors In such matters J he Court bnlleved tho mag nitude or thn trust violated was thn point to bo considered, and said that In making the term of Imprisonment threo jenrs ft was possible that considerations of pity hnd too great weight. Hognrdus wns considerably nffectod. nnd Mr. Cooko paid bo had all along Boomed to fully recognize IiIh position. Ilo had refused ball because, ho said, bo could not hold up bis head In public. Ho went to Albany at his own io uuost. FonB tn bo near bis puronts. '1 ho pris oner's ogod fnthur aud ills wife wero in court. Ilnril Time" lor Ilncket Shops. CnicAfio. May 2-'.-Murphy. t Co., the proprie tors of tho largest bucket shop In tho AVost, aro thinking of closing their ednbllshmont nnd going into somo othor business. Mr. Murphy 6ns this uctlnn is not contcmplnlod on nc count of the fact that Hoard of Trndo quoin tlons bavo been shut oil, as 0 per cent, of tholr tiausactlons has been In stocks. Mr. Murphy admitted that tho firm had been on tho wrong fildn of tbo market, but Bnld that they had paid all lossos nml were In good finan cial Htnndlng. an their bunks would lerliiy, "Wo may concludo that it will not bo profita ble to continue the buBlnoss much longer," he said "(Mir customers understand tbnt. but no one bus auy idcnlhut we nro financially embarrassed." Pocketing; the I'mulr' Money. Ciin'Aon, Mny 22. Comptroller Onnhnn hns I figured up tho monoy thnt tho last flvoClty I TreasiiroiH got from pockeMng tho Interest on I tlm people b monoy, llesnys during tbo two i veins ami one month that Iludolph llr.ind survod lie got S'fl.uuO; J. M. Dunphy inane I 11.7011 lu tho same time: W.M. J'nvlno i ut $loo.Jili In his Inside pocket In one tear and tin months. Herman Plitutz put $lJH,;ifin to liis credit dining his term of two youis. ninl Howard Housing, ihe piesent Incumlenl. linn munagud to get hold of (CiMoum nine mouths, Thoso bums tho city Intends to bring suit for against the bondsmen uf the City '1 reasurers for ten years back. A Jteprleve for JLfurderar Blythe. Oomwbub. Ohio, May 23. Gov, Campbell this evening granted a roprlove to Charles Illythe. tho Inciniiatl murderer, wh wit- to I have been bunged at midiot,M the pen. ten- I urn I line i In n then) will p ub.i ly I,,' id l. tilli I 11,'lllg lis I'lltt i ll-l) l I l..y ti i. eni uu n i, 't i nuili th lo) uuo ip-snuliod an I murde od little Maggie I Homo vun in i levnlniid. J be State Hr.ni.l o Pardons bad recommended a commutation of the dentil penally In lllythe's case to life Imprisonment, as tbeoondoiuned runti had killed Col. Jones tn a Quarrel, and the crime was not premeditated. Til E A Til K OirXItRS ritOTBST Acnlnat Htase Per'ortnsinc-e In thaOnrdesi Without w Proacrnlnns Arch. The directors of tho now Mndlson Bauare Onrdcn encountered nn uuoxiocted snag yes terday in their project ot opening tho Onrdcn on Juno Hi with tho Strauss oichcstrii and a ballot Bpectaclo. It was u petition to Mnvor Orntit protestluc against the granting ot a tbentrlcal license to tho Ctnrdau. Mayor Orant got the potltlon nt il( o'clock. H was ns follows JA linn Hugh J m-un. IMtor His We the undersigned, owners and managers of the foll.ining-iiaiued theatres lutlierlt) ntAew V or, respeilftillj protest against Ihe licensing by you or mi) portion or the bnlldlng now In prn.'esa of erectmt i.y the Vlal'sou Hquare nardrli Company, situated "li Ms I Ison avenue between 1wentrlxtli and Tweiit) se, enlh streets, for entertainments or nuv kind where stage si eiieri an.1 apparatus ate to be eniploied en tne gru.iud tliat the same does nut con'nrin lu ilie reipic-n tne inset the Cinsollilailnn act as mil, -lined by sei tl .n 27 of ihapler (cilor the Lawa of lW ard we in, re speitfullt reiue,t thst we mar be beard before wmr lienor a support of this, our pmrest, through Metsrs Ksnnesoii train i .tiling, our uttorneja Ites,,ectfuilr yonrs Tiieo. Voss star Theatre. A. M. Palmer. I'almet's Theatre and Madlsnn square Theatre; Frank W svu rer, I'rrsulent liruadway Theatre tompaity Hanlsi rohnian l.yceum Theatre Oscar llaininersteln llur leln t).era llotise and Colnmlta Iheatrei .1 VI 1 ll. l-nlpn square Theatre, biandar.l Tlieitrei II c Miner, Filth Avenue Theatre. People Tbeair,', flowervlne aire. I.irfhtb Avenue Theatrei J Wesley Itosenquesl, rnurteenth street Theatre, 111I011 tmera I'm ae 1 11 (lilrnore. Arnileuir ot Jluslc. Bible's linrden Henry (lllsey Irusiee New Oaletv Theatre. Twentv ninth street nnd Uruadnay. Gustavo Auiberg. AmbegsThea tre. Thalia Theatre. Tho Mnvor wns not surprised, Onthednr Deloro Lawyers Kenneson. Crnln. nnd Ailing, who havo been engaged by the prnte tants, sent 11 letter to lilin saying thnt the law re nulros tho erootlon of u proscenium nroh of brick :and the provision of other safeguards, which tho Protestants havo mndo nt great ex totise In their thentros. The lawiers font Blmllnr communications to President Purmy or the Fire Department nnd Superintendent Ilradyor the Ilulldlng Inspection liureau ask ing for nn optiortiiulty to oppose thn nppllcn tlon of tho ilirflrtnrn of the Harden fnroertlll- cn'ps that tho nrona of the new Harden is biiIo find Incoufnrmity with the requirements of tho law, nnd to nre-ent proof that tho InwJhnB not bocu complied with. X. Honrj Pronch, mnnoger of the newOnr den, snitled when ha rend a cony of the peti tion. He Intimated thnt tho mnnngers woro barking up tbo wrong tree, "tho new Oardon Is absolutely fireproof." bo said, "and there will bo no danger to tho nudlonoe oven if allro did brenk out nni whote. Brick nnrtltlons cut the building up Into compartments, just ns a Btonmshlp Is out up into wator-tlght compnrtmontB. Thero wilt not bo n Btngo. either. There will bo n largo Platform thtoo feet high, una thero will bo two Bets or scenery. Hut It will not bo eet so that nnin"cn w,;u'd bo needo.1. However, nil this will tie madn clnurwhen tho matter comes bo foro the Mayor nnd tho city authorities." SOFTl;XKI THK IS1G MATOIfS ilEAUT. Women's) Tears) Flowed In the General Hea- lona, nnd Stern .Justice, Oot Left. Mnyor Pntrlek J. Oleason or Long Islnnd City loomed up in tho General Sessions yoster day as a complainant. In view of his dignity ns the Mnyor of on ndjocent city. Clork Penney Invited the Mayor to a plnce nenr tho clerk's desk. John Vance. William Murphy, Frank Kelly, and August Hoey. gawky boys, wero ar raigned on the charge of brenklng Into nn un occupied cnrrlago factory In Market street, in this city, ownod by tho Mnyor, nnd stealing a tmrt of the machlnory, worth about $50. though it cost $soo. A policeman caught tho boys (linking olT ton junk shop with their plunder, i bo boys begun to whlmpor whon thoy found tbemsolves tnoe to faoe with Judge Cowing nnd tho awful dignity of Long Islnnd City. A rospoiisivo murmur of sobs enmo from the en closure 'or woman wlttiosFos. whero tho moth ors of tbo 1iob and any numher of Bistors. aunts, nnd cousins were wcopiug. The Jiayor s portoutlous frown olearod away, and, bending down to Clerk I'euney. be said huskily: See. biiio. Hilly, of course. Its my dutyto uphold tbo dignity of tho law, and back up tho officer, nnd all that but I don't like to see those boys severely punished. You see they've got a lot o' women folk that will suffer. ho Mr. Jerome accoptod a plea of potty lar ceny irom tlio boys. Judgo Cowing sentenced J nnce to the City Prison for live days. Hut Murphy, holly, nnd Hoey bnd boon In prlpon botore, and he Bent them to tho penltontlury for six months. As the boys wero turning from the bar, Judgo Cowing said: "Now boys, when you got out of prison, try to lead nu honest life. If you evorwnnttobo Mnvor or Now iork you must turn overa now leaf, nnd bo good men. It takes a vory good mun Indeed, to be Muyor of New Y'ork. or of anv other city." Thereupon Mayor Glenson blushed and snillod. and. bowing to Judgo Cowing, retired In evidently a most bnupy frame of rulnd. FARIiARO WASTED A l'OTAVEHtAX. Hot Patrolman OaltuBher Nrems to Rave Mls)under)tood Illm. Nlaolo Fnrrnro of 2C2 Mulberry street was a rrisoner of Patrolman Gallngher of the Mul berry street Bqund nt the Tombs Follco Court yesterdny morning on the chargo of disturbing the peace. Gallagher said ho had found tho man making night hideous lato on Thursdny evening. Fnrrnro told Justlco Oormnn. through the Interpreter, thnt ho hnd Just been robbed by several men and wns shouting for tho police. Inrrnro oxbiblted a hlaok eye nnd n cut behind ono of his ears to show how tbo thieves had treated him. Me Bald bo didn't even have a chniiee to explain to the Sergeant ni the police e'ntlon, but wns takon bnck to a tell and locked up. Justice Gorniun ordered bis dlschnrgo. One of the dorks snld that Gallngher had brought in nnother prisoner. Mntteo Loonl. duilng the morning for driving nls push enrt on the Bldowulk, ana was unable to give nn In telligible account of the nrrest. Gallagher enld afterward thnt he was perfectly sober when ho came to court, but hnd beon up until 8 oclook in the morning nnd was all used up. Sergeant Uolden, who was nt tho deBk when Gallagher brought In Farraro, said Fnrrnro was fighting drunk. As to Gallagher's drink ing. Bald the Sergeant. "I'd nsaoon expect to hear tbut Dr. Crosby had been drinking." Fart nfOieene fstreet Caves In. Groeno stroot, between Hleecker nnd West Third streets, baa beon torn up for sometime by tho construction of foundations for im mense buildings to be oi ectcd by Contractor J. J. 'Wallace und Iienl F.stato Agent Ooorgo lteado. On either side of tho street the onrth Indugnwny to tho doptn of 25 feet. A water main hnd been leaking and bad wet the oarth. At H A, M. yesterday a gang of workmen were shoring up tno earth on tho west side of the Btroet when a fow pebbles rolled from whero they wero at work. The men heeded tho warn ing and ran. There wns a rumbling sound ami the earth caved In with n crash Itcairlei with It all tho water pipes, breaking them T. Thore was a suiull lloi d until tho pities were Pluggod. Tho bioak ruachod ,',0 feet along (ireoni) street and extended out to tho west side of the car track. Thn noise that accompanied tho falling of the earth started the horsns bitched ton l Di versity plnco car into n puce that took tlm car over tbo wet Bpotln snlutr. Watchman John Davis hnltod ncartmiin's horse by the brldlo Cb the earth fell. Thn street has born closed otweon lileocker und W'ot '1 bird. f'oramlaslfiiier Kocu Wouldn't Hit, The application of residents of Wesl yorty fourth street for a revocation of t'.e license oi John I orilllth'a B illi Avenue Hotel came up before the l.iclte Hoard jesterdsy afternoon mini's oner k cli said he wMilduut hear tne case oiviiu ta the aiieg.ii'iiis made against him in the recent In.llclinei I ni the lirand Jury CoinmleNinrier Kltzpatrlck refi.se 1 in sit alone, mil as Cotiunssioner Meat in wsi absrut, the beuriug was postpone! tu next We,lnesday ULCERS and SORES s s s Both Ankles Crushed. In a railroad smash tip In 1870 I had both ankles badly ontslmd. Boon nttor Llood Poison set In, and bold legs, frnm my kuee. down, woro covered with ulcerated sors that refimerl ull otTots to Iienl. I was vir tually helpless for ten vi'uir, being bedrid don wistof Hi" tlm.' DuHiu' all tlio time I waaatti'i.ili'd by th't 1,-si pi,) i'muh tn tills Bei'tluu til the S' ttr, nnd mo h.iyn 'uki'ii a can load of intslpiiio, without receiving; any icllef or being lieiiollted in nny way. In 18s7 I was induced totryfriwlft'a Specific (S. B. S.J, I ooromenced to improve from thefirhtdoso, and continued to get better, until to-day I am as sound ntpl well na any man In tho utilwrwi 'Ibis iv.is two ),mh aro, blnce 'vn Hi I hnv liu I nn in in, rfiimH ni uuy pain in 'lio ln's i'lorii .'.in'rieiicn Ii,i i. Hij- lltlli I IV 1,1 e ,v s, ,-i M V .-S '.I-, l(, 1 clie-iiu l.. rn .im.. io I to n ono hufei- I iui; from auy din as. u.o I hi. d CiiAItLLS i: HAMILTON. Ituicsnllville, Im) Treatise on Blood and Skin Dlca3e4 mailed tree. bWUfT BPEOU'IC CO, Atlanta (la. WL,Amm ajj co. m ntx, ait. u?o liiioniiF. ht. Vv bprlng and Summer Ifl Varringcti l or Tin: ih:nt CLARM. iaaaV Vlt'TOIllAH 1M' ItnOABnil aR 0 nrliii;i). (Ooir fart Btylsc aamKlv M( TO It I 4-1 ni'CKIIOAatDfJ 'aamBv. ll.eirulsri (Surrey Blrle). laaaaaVJr KOI IVAVVVl'H (tnoakand ralntedli ItTaaVyvf i'. raen-rs -V ASION r.TTBts. SBv' JtOI li.lll VYH OMMIIIHES, af'" its. I'roril) 1.A.MIAIH, aWiL HOI KAVVATS I VaK lloit un.l Viilnre Carts, nirs. Btsnhopes, rhaeteu, CaaamV lined IV airons. I alter Head Trsps. Depot Wairons, Pe ammmll lorn' l'tiHeti.ii t hllnren's Traps, liuokboards, tx.Tte faTM cabrluieis lop I'onr I'lmetena IH ltromTii.rn. I niiitniiev. ItirckftWAyK. Totoh rartt, Onn- HaHs U KriAil Wntfon, ri.aeio.i i'x. Top Cabriolets. Vl U.Hl lortiiit, iKiiry iraprt, Curum H(KiUewy), indnult. H SPBOIAIj. IB l-infut nock HurklMirJn, Surrj. Kenfinftoni, Phat Kv'Sy on Urlliia U Ajonn .NprfJim: i rtt, Ko.cl trtx Vih iWk"jrJ Ihi0 Crtfin tn aU t.iinrifTv'il onK ct ralnted, alio our HXtBat Itne ttftinexcAllM Hurtfrem tn J.mefieit rldtof boril! V4J j hi itiemnrktt nt a rea-onati.a tirlc. HACKS k WAQUM rtWk AM) CAltltlAtii; L'U. 77 7H WioiUr it. Naw York. rtl Rf. ifta We call attention tn our line of heavy and llfhl Cettsv ..nil' erv Wacom suitable for Dry Ooods, Laundry, Botusra, 'Im fr" Milt, v'arrentera I'lumberN. lirocera. Oonreetlnner. lPi Ac. heavy delivery wavoiisfurvrhnlesata tradeaspeelalj. iatA tv fur own mnke, or best selected material, and war .V1& ranted IIACIM-. VVAUIIV AM) OAimiAIIH oa, tVtfe? IM 15 1 South 5th av .Nets-York, ftM R.--SPECIAL. JI Wahao in ilock tMi mooth tha UrgMt and fli-t it In tork in tb" Unlit'l Httttwof Light Dclfrarr Wafonifaf iVkif country ue our own, make, lowit prlcei for MM stiR fiouilt.. all warraoteil fwXii HAl!.h WAOOV AND CAtinUOK Cat 'JCWpJ 7fl-l Voottert, niJ lM-lS.'.BoathethaT A T. Wit BUSINESSWAGdNS, M Reliable wagons at bottom prices-, all atvlei: all we-rU Jfflyt vrarrmted band made Inspection of slock. sollelteeh 7fd' 2rd."r. rork ,si'eclalty, list wagons on bAd. rlBtr YultK VVAUON CO, WJ, 3B7 lln.lsonsu, corner lank. vj, IIVtlNKHS WAnONrs-l6o HBWrTo BBO- 'III JM, OMlltANIl DBMVKIIY VVAOONBi ALL BTYLRlll IB f Kl I.I.V VVAIIIIANrKD. RPY IIP MAMIPAOTUBBat Ha hAV h MtlNBY VVAOONS TAKI1S IN UIOIIANUIt Wjt. II U I) WON WAOI1.N CO.. 812 I1UDBON BT. TiShk. 15ott RALR A nne-borse platforn eDrin-reiprase lpav airou, almost newt tioo. Apply to SOUTIIaBJJ ilT'iHl llltOB.. ster lloat No t. foot W est 1 lth SL ff'JVl IJABTPItB.- Horses pastured; plenty of h.ade.e-ejea iSllTeft water. 4o references ejtcbanfed. B. U WOOD- TErslIf' ilUKf, Hrldgehampton. U I. HBl SADnt.B UORSK ana two light buiiness rjories. tsUt- lilWf able for the conntryt also two seated top wagon aea istrAl two light business wagons. 524 West :ud sV ir W gliil.tirj ginulnttlcij. i J' Wl!SfBfXNDTPITSTTirnsTraTe'd'ao-rat tree, A Vl J WHITMAN HADDLB CO.. 118 Cbambenia. HlaiiV? oveeii Dui.a.i ix a viivnca bblfbt. b The Sexton and Two tVoenea Foaast Tttertt I Wv, In a Htuto orXatoxlessUOB. I NonwALE, Mny 22. The oltlcena of Hew Canaan, particularly those who are aagodatatl with tho Concreeatlonal society, are oonelder- 4 ably agitated ovor a dlsooverr made on Friday 1 night lust- for many wooks, after nlshtfali, j thoellmmorofllehta has been seen brpaaaera i, by throueh the tlehtly closed abutters ot the ;Vf church bulldtne, and believers tn the euoer- M natural concluded that tbo anolent structure fft was tho refuse of departed Bplrlte. This theory I J$ was Bconted by others, and for several nu2hta tho churoh has beon watched by the pollqe. On Friday nlcht tho pollco eaw llahte and heara unueual noises Inside, and they hastened to (J make an Invostlcratlon. The body of the snored t. edltlco wns vacant, but the door of the belfry i room, wblcb was found looked, was forced, ana thero. hidden behind a lot of old lurDlturo ana t, n pile of ropes, were found Mrs. Ellzabetn In,, ItlchardB and her dauuhter, Mr. Julia Btaok- Vl! house, well-known characters in the vlllaae. Ml tinder the Influence of liquor and only par- v) tlallyolnd. beveral feot above their heads, and Btandlns on Bomo Boaffoldlnc In the steeple, was Kzra h. I nil. sexton ot the church. The eullty trio were placed In confinement until nomine. Tben before Justlco of the Peace 9. Id. DlisB they Bavo bonds to appear for trial on Slonany next on charges ot drunkenness and ,t, adultery. V TVAXEXLIXO III Bin WAT OVX. Five) Frteonera Nearly soae Proas tka Ohio 1'ealtejBtlary. j, CoLnMnna, Ohio. May 22. About 3 o'elock A 'f this afternoon at the Ohio penitentiary five Ki' convIctB were caucbt In tho act of attemptlns Y.l; to escape by tunnelllnc out from a ehed used li for storlne coke embtoon feot from the north wall. All sorts of tools had been used In die- A Bine, such as an old shovel, the blade of an axe. pieces ol iron, and so on. when discovered by iy vVardeu JJer they wero sreatly ohaartned. nnd one of them said. Warden, you cannot J blumo us for trying to got away." I "Ub, no," nawerod Xiyer, but I blame you for cetttns cnuizht." The names ot tboso attempting to escapa wore Lookhart of l'utnam county, in tor twelve years tor nsBaultlnan woman; JUnvy of Logan, J jlltoen years for mnnsluughter; Kelley of union, three yours for burglary; Sutler of Hamilton, three years for assault on a woman: ft and Lithgow ot Cincinnati, twelve years tor A robbery. All were reduced to the third credo T. aud their good time was taken away. ij I'rotress In Victoria. U Meliioueke, May 22. TheParllnmentofTIOs ?i toria was opened to-day by the Earl of Hope- Vh' town, Oovornor of tho colony. He congratu- ij lated rnrlinment upon the prosperity of tho f country, and upon the rapid strides toward Hil foderntlon. which, he said, was near. Thla vj proved ibo growth of the feeling for a common Austrullnn nationality. The work of strength- enlng the fortn of tbo colony Is ndvnncinff. 1 Thenrniinc of tho forts with n new style ot j brencblonders Is iilmo-t flnlBhed. Parliament. he Bold, would beitBked to pass a bill to aug- i y incnt tbo tnllltin and volunteers. .1 Ills lordship oiinouno.-d that a conference 1 would beheld nt Adelaide. South Australia, to t A tako action In concert with the other Auatnv llun colonies to bring about lower postal and j cable rate between Aoetralln nnd Kurope. Ho ntinouneed that a Minister of Health would be fc appointed, nnd tbnt a hanltary Board would Bo TVj created. I.ittce eitenslone of the existing rail- I'.Yi ways aro nlJo to be made, aud Irrigating worka flJ are tu be constructed. Hit, Miellroliet-ccr'a Heavy Beateae. 11' IIoti F.9T0WN, Pa.. May 23. J. Monroe SheU r m lenberKor, the lawyer whose forgeries and i f other crlniinil escapades and flight reoentlr if i caused Buoh a Bencntlon. was to-day sentenced by Judiro erkot to uudergo on Imprisonment of tvw'iity-tw yearrt at hard labor In the East ern penitentiary. When the Judgment waa iix pronouncea tho prisoner broke down com- I lately, nnd had to bo half carried from tbo I, touit reoui jtk Ai thn hills of Indictment were rend groane liTB ami Boba oanie from Bhollonborger. His oonn- I lVB eel entered the plea of guilty in each oaso. I M bhellenborKer nt times aoted like a madman. i lifV nndwasovldontlr Buffering extreme mental jf I "x torture. v I It was nntlolpntod that Judge Yerkes would J V elve Sliellonbiirgorn heavy nentence. but noth Hi i liig llko what he cave him was looked for. fj j' The, Mun tVbo Drove. Cronln to ITU Death. Hi' CnicAno. Mny 22.-Yostordny deteotives ro- WA( turned from a fruitless trip to Mexico In search ffi of the man who drove Dr. Cronln to bis death. 'ftK t!li;i1,airVh,9i0f i'"Uc6, ?Inrb-Jn an Interview. Vffi said that he knew pobltlvelr that the man was iW' lu Mqxlco, and that ho had reoelved warnln 'rfia wild mndo good bis escape through the oaii. KSB lunBnoBsof bomo of Ur. Cronln's friends. 6.1 BLOOD HUMORS j 4.' s s s yf SWIFT'S SPKCTFIO rellevea by foretajf Jn the poison out ot the blood. No other rem- mmlt edy la equal to It for Blood Humors. Wm Mr. John O. Itognrn of Dana, 111., writes as H folluwu under date of Murch27, 1890: "My J R wlfowasforyenra an Invalid from a blood Hf trouble, nnd suin-ioil lerriblo at times from f flj Kry-ipehw Hio trloil mnny remedies ad. HJ veitiBudui Wool punlleru, but rocolved no f H; benelit. a few bottles of SWIFTS 8PE- Jl Cll'IOfS.S H.) otired her of KryBlpelaa and mmtJ other blood troubles, From the flret h,er ap- B' petite lncroRBed, and her jjeneral health Im- I Haiti proved In every way. She consldere 8. 8. S. y Hal J the beni blood purifier and tonlo she ever .SI saw, and In willing for any one 8UfrerlB as laaH k obevvatobeioferrcdtohcr.'' I HI) Bo Is All Ovor Hh Body. f tK' 'v v.-irrs'ii'ivjrif'is.s b.) f H'j r"' l""J" nisi" ..t .I.-.. t b is that IHl wiiiidu'tri1,;, ill hTe 'be.nf an C'l aM l t W; W.J.MaiXJHELL.MartoBsi W

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Wkwmmwkm-fSmWBtSKBmmmWMMWMJmmatWmWm M THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1KXJL !MASTERS01TS SOLEMN OATII. iiEBints ntti w ifk'h conrse OK B irBAItH 3 0 DlllSK LlQUOll NO MOItlC He Irenlen that There. hast area A Ilnp. tnre Iletweea Them It wni the Heraae lie not Into that Ilrnuctit Her North. Tho body of Mrs. Florenoe It. Masterson.who eamo to this city tho othor dor from her homo In Now Moxlco, After having heard of tho shoot ing affray In which hor husband, Murat Mai tcrson. nnd Mrs. Alice Ilopklmon figured on May 12. and who dlod suddenly In tho elevator of tho Ornnd Union Hntol on Wednesday, lay II day yesterday at tho undortnklne establish inont or rattcrson. Bovlns A. riowrlght. on Fourth nvonuo. Up to last night Juries Sins terson had not decided whero he would hury bis wife, llo was completely unnorvod. Ho la continually tramping up and down his room nt the Athlon, on Thlrty-socond stroet, and moan ing and weoplng audibly. "1 um rulnod. utterly rulnod." ho kept ex claiming yostordav. "That affair over Mrs. Hopklnson was n frightful blow. considering that my rohitlons with hor wero perfectly proper. Hut now. to have my wlfo dlo nt tho tlma 1 nood her most, and In this horrible way, utteilyduos mo ur. What tisel money to a man with n brolon heart, who has loBt oyory thlng that makot life worth having nnd has nothlnc. nbsolutoly nothing, to llvo for J" Judgo Mastersontnlkod this wiiyall day. He denied oirphnllcally that there hnd boon any difficulty botvvoon him and his wlfo previous to hlicc mlng Knit u few months ago. ns hnn boon reiorti'd. or that they hnd boon t-oparated, or that anything but tho ploasantost rohitlons ol-ted between them, Ho said that ho had left her at Hemlng to comol.ast on business, it was hho who proposed that ho bring tholr louituon yenr-old son nlong and whowhlm .Now ork. rilnco ho had buou i not, ho i-nld. ho hnd heard from hor u num bor of times. MrsMastor g. in had come Lust. it"t to make up any past quarrels, but tor tho sumo reason that would take nnv jealous wlfo to hor husband's sido upon lionrfnif that ho and n woman allotted to bo his mittroxs had boon Bhootlng pistols at each other In a mysterious Hal. irs. Hopkin son. he said, had token churgo of certain bUBl nos matters for him, and ho hnd been pnylng hor $M)0i n yoar salary. The Btory of tho shooting nfTruy botwoen them had been prlntod In all tho puport of tho country, and of course had cotr.o to Mr. MastiTson'snttention. In all of thoso published stories tho nllogatlon had beon made, or grounds had boon glvati for In ference, that impiopur relations hnd ex isted botvvoon him and Mrs. Hopklnson. This was not true, but Mrs. Master son hnd naturally packed up, hor things and como tu New ork. It appoarod n'lvrwurd that alio had been a couplo of days at the Uraml 1'nlnn Hotel and had written hlra letti'is to Ills ollk'O In Wull street, but he did not know of hor prosonco In town until shecnino to him at Ills boarding house on Wednesdny nioiulng looking for him. lie had just been over to Itobokon to soo n friend off to l.uropo by tho Nnnle. nnd on his return hod jrono to clooii In his roi.ni. Tho sorviiut ptosontly en tered ana announced Mrs. Mnstorson. Judge Mnstorson says ho was mnro than astonished f.. sco hor. ilo had Imagined his wlfo In Now Moici. Of tho Interview between husbund niul wlfo Judgo Muster-on says littlo. It wns brlof. llnulli Mis. Maatnreon found fault with him because he had t.oen drlnklnc. and a few moment- Liter -ho left him abruptly, with out tolllnuhliii where he was stannit. That was the Init tlirohesaw hor alive. Mho went f'om his hou.-to see her nophow, )r. Adams, anil thoy walked together to the irand I'nlon. whore, whllo she wn- leavlne tho elov.iioron tho-ocond tloor. sho foil dead In 1 r nopliun'-, arms. Tho next news Judso Mnslerson unt of his wlfo nltor sho loft him mat mornliii: was that sho was dead. Cnronor i -T-y t-ehuli dee'dud o-terday that an autopsy JSL w- not neceis.iry, lis Mrs. Masterson hnd sul- ML Ivied from he.irt disoai-o. Hor husband will v kl j robnbl ho'ohorbody romovod to .or Mm- liiif i o fot burial Mrs. Alleo Hopklnson. with MDI whom Judsro Masterson oxchanced pistol shots 'li i n lny IS In her tint, and who ho says is his iMf ousin.sald ctordny man Evkmmi Bus te- W. imrior. In ipeaklni; ol Mrs. .Mnstereon s sudden iMath: '1 did not know of it till theJudce H rilled hera lu-t nliiht ninl Informed mo. Then H wo wont nrounil to the hotel tosother. nnd thoro 1 made him swear, on his bended knees Br bithoelilpof his wlfo's corpse, that ho would M never touch another drop of liquor." '"J -she Nt:r can i as tiiaoedt. H jHCOb Scbceln Aculn on Trial for the V Mnrdfr or Constable Urneker. AfL DMPOF.ronT, May 22. Whon Jacob Schoelo w tried threa jenrs ago for the kllllnc ot Ab: Constable Urucker at Now Canaan tho jury W found him KUllty of murilor in tho first degree. J As tho tlmo for tho exoontlon of tho sentence fj of the Court nppronchod a stny was granted. n and an appeal was tnken to tho Supremo Court II on the question of tho eligibility of a juror who flj tried tho ca-o, but It was never nrcued, State ja. Attorney Snmuel KoiBenden preferring to give Tt Hi-heole a second trial. The eae is now on fi trial again in tho Superior Court, before Judge I l'helps. The crime for which the prisoner Is being tried was committed on Jnn. 2ft. 18S7. W Constable Drueker wont to tho house of Scheole j,' to fervo papers on n chnrgo of Illegal lhiuor m?' gelling, and as tho prisoner saw him coming fe;. ho poked a muskot thiougn a window and Wf' phot tho constable, wounding liim so that be W i Ulml in a short time. (it Tho Seheolo lnurder. though devolil of mys- K tery, drnws runny spoetntors to tho court Iffi. r, om. and iho pooplo of New C'nnnan manifest fll i proat Interest In tho result. It wa an event a' which doos no1 ocour moro than onoe In a Ufa- time in tho unlet ilttlo village, end mnnyvisi- t t"r from that place nre In attendnneo at the 1 trial. Diuckerwnstho victim of a denier on- H cu.'od In tho Illicit culo of IIiiuoth in dellanco J to tho law. against which trado thore Is a JBji i-ti.ng antipathy in the prohibition village. IK h hcelo was atthotlmoor tho shooting an un- IH j.rinelpled. Ignorant tiormun of nnarehlstlg H) i inclples, and thodoed was a oowaidly and HI l.oliiou-ouo. f W Ithln a lew days of tho trial tho State gave HM f-cheei.) a second chancn to snvo hlsnociciu B ease !io would ple.id guilty to murder In the r f-econd degree nnd take tho prescribed ponalty W of life Imprisonment InstoaJ or tho hanging ,BL iciiteiice vshiclt follows a conviction In the llrst dogree. Ho wa- ndTisod by his lawyors to ac- f j c-pt tho offer, and Ids stubborn rotUBnl to fol- low their advice Is tho roasou why he la again Bfy 1 on trial for his life. H j Nearly all tlie witnesses who testified several jcirs ago nro on at this trial, though some nro f coi veiileiitly ml-isinc. nBk'B Lata this afternoon the defence flnlshod Its U rns". pleading jiiMtlllnbln homicide. Thoy also F trieil to irovo tho prisoner's insanity. To- jiJBM inorr ,vv morning tho Mate will Introduce snv- (y rnl ovperts ou insanity to refute tho testimony 9TU oi'erud Tlie goi.ornl impression U that HfJ tUtfolt will bo convicted. I I'll isc-: Miinvn zy rTfcovrna. MM lie I AntonlaHeri nt the Hlie or a. Three- I 3'rar-old Town. Ml Vvvroiivrn. 15. C May 22. A dreary rain 9fl tills morning dnmroneil the enthusiasm ot KJy Vancouver's w Icome to tho Dukonnd Duchess WL cf uiuaught. who arrived at 11 o'clock. The Jff royal parti worn met at the dock by Mayor Op ('mtj I eiiholmor nnd tho City Council, forming a fe ll ceptlcn committee, with tho resident ofllcnrs L i of tho Canadian l'acillc Hallway, who extendod H tho hospltulity of tills, the youncoBt city in the W' Iimutnlon. An address was road by Mayor Op n penholmor. MB In i only tho l'rinco thanked Vaccotnor for tho cordial woluomo oxtended to hlniBolf and VaV Ids royal consort. lie was glad, he hn!d, to SB find himself once more on Canadian soil. It HK was iiuito a new experience for him to come JBJ lu'oaclty onlythroo yoars ol ago.audhowas Bfai astounded to observe the Ble and Importance of the buildlugii nnd the many signs of active HP 1 progiooH to be -oen on oyorr hand. fi jlo greatly regretted that thoy would bo un- (suflK? l,0 Bcoept the hospl.allty to kindly extend. 'HaWv? cd in thennmo of the city of anciiuver. As jWv lib knew, he was returning from a long jnur- I ney and had to mako hid nrrniigoments sonio W' timo befoio In order to make ttiom harmonlre lm with tho stenmor sailing dates. Ho hoped all wi. old understand thut this was the only thing l tuat prevented htm aoconting to the. full the luMtailon or nncouyer'seltlrenB. Ho would njan wlin gi eat ploasure convoy toher Majesty the uxpresslon of luialtyncd devotion contained 7 In tlie address. Mfl, The pniti worodriven to the Canadian I'aclfla jTK Hotel, wheru they lunchod and will spend the H niterniion. They lnao to-morrow morning for the Kast In n apodal train. n The afternoon as Bjmt by the Trlncn In driving about Iho idly nnd Htanlorl'nrk with Major Gen Hlr John MuN'ulll and MnyorUp- I ME lienholmer, In tho evening the royal party d. noil with the Mayor and Mrs. Oppeuheluior MW uud Mr, and Mrs. Harry Abbott. tjHII Aualralln tVimlx t'heauer Cuhle Italra. SH M)i:i.Aine, May 22. A conference was oponod Si li to to-day. the nbjoct of which is to effect a H, r- luetion nf pobtnl and cablo rates between ttWMH i no Au-trallaii colonies and l.urope. The rnmUB stuiai-teis if nil the i'olinloB except New J culandwore prsant. IjHW Uc, Mlridlemu Will Not Reslvn. 'mBV Ottawa, (Int.. May 22, I.leut.-Gen. Middle. Jb ton, who looted fuisot half breeds during the fVM Norlliwesi isbclllon ileuies that he has any )Mmm i eiinnn ot icslguiug the command of the THj i mmdmii inllltu. VKDten TltB Hl'ELt, OF AN BTB. Fin j YonnK Mr Faaelaatad by a Irore or from rnrla. Hypnotism, or Improved mesmerism, or somotlilng like It, was exhibited at Chlckerlng Hall last evening by a sontloman styling him solf "1'rof. Iionato of l'arls." According to his prospectus he has beon In tho business of fas cinating pooplo for fifteen or twenty years. Ilo does not call himself a hypnotist. The hall was full last evonlog. admission bolng by Invi tation, and nil wore IntoreBtod. l'rof. Ponnto speaks no Lngllsh, nnd was assisted by Mr. louts Melbourne, who trans lated his explanations and Instructions. About fifty young men reflpondod to tho Invitation to bocomo victims of tho l'rofossor's power. The I'rofessor's glnneo Is enough to senrn a man to death. Tho victim Is taken unexpectedly, tho I'rofossor pouncing down upon him suddenly until tho faces of tho two nlmost touch, In one of the experiments six chairs were placed In a row, with a subject standing boforo each chair. Without touching tho young men or nvng a word. I'rof. Donato darted In front of tho lino, making a swooping costuro with his right hand. Thon Mr. Melbourno told the young men to stand on tho chairs. Thoy tried to. but thoy couldn't got up. Tho I'rofossor stood bohlud them most of the tlmo. shaking his hand now and thon at ono or another who got his foot on tho seat. That foot came down lr.stnntly. Tho etrugglo continued two orthreo minutes, growing moro violent as It went on. Some of tho mon foil over their chairs, and nil mado a great rackot as they slipped nud thumpod nnd putled. growing exceedingly angry at tho fruitlesanees of their efforts. A Blmplo gosture reloasod tho spoil, whatever It was. and the victims stagitered an Instant as It thoy had been suddenly arnusod from a sound steop. Mmo. Donntonnd four young women acted as subjocts during portions of tho entertain ment. Jlnie. Donate with her eyes closed, went to various persons In tho audience and did what they mentally reuueeted hor to do. Sho untied ono mini's scarf, took a pin from a lady's throat, and wrote the name of a gentlo man corroelly on a card. Mio concluded by going to the stage and singing four songs which four dllTorent men hnd thought of when she was uonr thorn lu her wandering around the auditorium. There wcro three hours of the show alto gether, and tho conclusion was supremelr lu dicrous. A young ladv played the piano, and ono after another tho professor called hla young men. even wnllo thoy wero convulsed with laughter nt tho antics going on, and i-ot them to dancing. They wore wofully solemn about It, somo of them waltrlng, somo exe cuting clogs, others Imitating ballet girls and high kickers. They bocamo so energetic that tho voung ladles had to run fiom tho stage to avoid being stepped upon. Onu young mon who had been put through his paces once, thought ho saw tho profossor laying for him ngnln. He jumped up and ran for nil ho was worth across tho stage, up an aisle and out of the ball, evidently disinclined to cut further capers for other people's amusement. OUITVAUT. Mrs. Ellen Clark Arnold of Monroe. N. Y.. Is dead at the aire of 80 years. She was born In tho town, nnd lived In wedlock with her husband on the farm whero sho died for more than half a cvitury. Sho lenvos sovon children and a great number of grandchildren and great grandchildren, nonrly all of whom nro resi dents of Orange county. Six of hergrandsons, nil mon of mature years, officiated as pall boarors at her funoral. John W.ltollonon. tho telegraph operator who won tho second prlzo In the recent telographlo tournament, died ostorday at tho Seney Hospital In llrooklyn. from tho effects of In juries ho received whjle riding a bicycle. Tne accident ocotirred on tmlurdnr morning, near thojunctlonpf 1 latbush avenue and I'rospeot place. Mr. Kolloson was rbllng across the former streoi. toward Seventh avenue, when ho was run into by one of the wagons of the Chicago ltaef Company of 40 Flatbush avenue.knock ed off his bicycle, nnd eaveroly Injured about the head. He was at- johx w. bolioioh tended by Ambulance Burgeon Cameron, and removed to tho honey Hospital. A cut over the left eyo was the only oxlernal injury, and this rapidly honied and on Tuesday Mr. UoIIobou wasroiinivedtolilshonio at 011) I'aclfie street. Ho had a relapso on Wednesday night, and yesterday morning was brought back to tho hospital. He soon be came unconscious, nnd tiled within a few hours. Ho was :ll years old. and married. He was thonlsht mnnnger ot the l'ostul Telegraph Company's ofllcu at 17 llroadway. and was re garded as ono of the most expert operators In tho country. An uutopBy will be made, and an limuet hold by Coroner Iloonoy. Tholuneral wld take plnco next Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Snrah Unrrett dlod yesterduy morning at the home of her son-in-law. Nathaniel Wixou. In Mahopae Falls, aged 102 ears 1 months nni .0 days, bho was born In Putnam county, whero hho has always lived, was a daughter of Isaac and Sally 1 orris Droco. uud July 7, lam, sho marrlod John Uarieit. who died In lwll. She hnd twelve children. She was a member of the Duptlst church for eighty j ears, end enthusi astic In church work Mie had been ill two weeks, previous to which her health had beeu good for hor age. John Wentherspoon, ono of tho oldest and best known eloctrlcinns and gas men in the country, is dead In this city. Ho had worked In nearly all tho Now York theatres, and just tiolore his l-t Illness wns emploved by tho Ilarnum A Ualloy show. It issoldhowas tho first tu introduce the use ol electricity into tho London theatre". Ho was a member of several thoatrlcul unions. The Hon. Homer i Hubbcll. n prominent oltl?en of D'alrfax. Vt.. dleil recently. Ho was brim in Fletcher In that State on Aug. 111. 11U5. Mr. Hubbell was tho lust surviving moraberof tho hiato Senate of ISM. and was again Sena tor In lhtin. besides Borvlng In tho House. Nathan bhorwoon llrookB, a rospocted resi dent of Ouymard, N, Y.. is dead ol hurts re ceived bv a railroad accident, at the one of 00 vears. Ho leaves a son. George H. Drooks, prlncipul of the Lnlon School at Ihickvllle Ceutro. 1. 1., and two raurriod daughters. Col. Josoph A. Dranner, n well-known educa tor of Ashovllle. N. G. died on Wodnesday night Ilo was 'tie principal owner of the Asho vllle female College, and founder ot tho man ner Femalo Institute nt Mossy Creok, Menu. Mrs. Matilda Barrett, widow of tho lata Her. Bamuel llarreti. a well-known minister of tho Hantlst denomination. died at her rosldeueo In Mlddletovvn. N. on Wednesday, agod .5 ycarB. Sho is Biirvived by two daughters. The Hon. William Gould, a well-known nnd prolillowrltor of local history and biography, dlod of pneumonia, nt Windham. Me., i ester day niornlDg, at tho ago of 81. Ilo had served In both Houses of tho Maine Leel-Ialuio. John S. Conk, at one tlmo general freight and ticket agent of tne 1'.. I. and J. road, and after ward with the Hock iBlond as general ageut at Kansas City, died at Jacksonville. IlL, yester dav. Charles D. Whlteomb, nn actor, recently with tho Ollle llcdpath Paymaster' and other companion, is dead at Ma noma In Philadelphia, aged 2J. Ho vtas a native of Philadelphia. ('bailee Weston, variety porforraer. died In this city several days ago. He was a good musician and had Plaved In company with Ilauson and with Lllllo Weston, his wife. Thomns Armstrong, a musician of fifty years' service, died hi Liverpool, I.ngland, recently. He hnd beon n vocalist, plaulst, and composer, ns w oil as author. Dr. Moiltz I.udnle. for many years telegraph editor of the I hlciigo .iiaul Jrthnig, dropped dead 'ii a stroet car yostorday wnlle going to his home. .Mr. AmasaA. MoKuslck. a membor of the firm of U. P. lurk A o tho Cambridge con fectioners, died on Wednesday at Cambridge-port. Frank llrundage, n prominent and wealthy fanner rei-lding near Dath, N. 1., dlod on Wed nesday evonlng of heart disease, aged 57 years. Oen. Kdwnrd iToderlck I'rsnsecky of tho Prussian army died at Wleabuden yosterday, Ilo was born In 1D07. James T, McKay, n contributor to magazines, died at his home In Huntington, L. 1., on Tues day evening. Dr. Ilorgln Ik Ogdon. n respected cltlren of bouuotl, N. V died yosterday, aged 64 years. Ilrulntrar'a 200111 Anniversary. nstunmr. Ilm, Mtyli TliU town li to-dty el tirattnir the 'JVJth miinlveriry of iti Incorporation. Tho town U tlrioly deoorauil. There wm in liniotlnr pro reulnn tbti forenoon, which wm followed or a dinner In a blr tent, wliirri wan In turn followed by literary ex rrUieeand a liUtnrleal aailrro by Kamuel li. Hotel Hl'f echee were made by Oor. Ilrackett. ex Hot Jobn P. I.ynir, l.leut. ,ov llnlle. Jualali yulner tho Hoc Win 1',. II until, and otliere A irrand dltpler ol rireworki whc iven lu tlie evenlnir. which aae followed by a grand tall Harford Townetilp'a OlebratlOD. Pi'njcmiM May VJ Teitrrdaj and to day Harford townalilp. In IliUihueijuebaiinai r-oi.iuy, celebrated the ant hundredth anolvereery of lie orrantfatton Ten thouMnd t enjiie were preaent Among the riaUree of Hie cuuutr an 1 otbere preeeni were ex Speaker llaluiha A linm ha linn lienr- vv Williams of rioia oeunly, tlie Hen lllriiiMreelerofChlraan lien P II Hailing, the Iteiiublliau can Idale lor governor, and I'rof W b i Tyler "f Alnlieril ("line r.i Oov laryenter of lunAilfllreu.l Hie ain.rew, Hiie afternoon u eor-le cam Iruin ail n irll ot the county tu attend, roiiAKttn nons up aoaix. nil Jttaappearnace Oreevtlr Dlaonlete the Ohio Repnblleana. OtscrNitaT!. May 22. Ex-flov. Foraker's b Icctlon for temtwrary Chairman of the Stato liepubllcan Convention Is tho political sensa tion of tho hour, not only hero but throughout Ohio. It has greatly oxcltod tho liepubllcan party. While one wing Is enthusiastically shouting, "Foraker Is again In tho saddle I" the otbor faction Is as loudly asserting that thoox-Gov-ernor'a return to politics means Inglorious defont, Tho selection of tho ox-Governor has undonlnbly rowakoned tho dissatisfaction among tho olements which conspired for his defont last fall. The liepubllcan rross Is divided. While some halt the solectlon with onthuslastlo np provalotbors bitterly donounoo ltnsaBacrl flco of Iho party for ono man's vindication. Tho yhftfj-Si'ijr.tho local organ of the nntt Forakor llepublloans. published yostorday a vigorous editorial donounclnc It ns n party mistake, lleforrlng to tho coming campaign. It said: It Is not profltlous to bocln with nn net which will cnuso dlssenBlon, und which will Inevitably cnet u wet blankot upon all tlie sub seauent procoodlngs of tho Convention nnd of tho party managers. The only nosslblo reason for conferring this now hoior upon Uov. lor akor was to mltlgato in ameasurotho disap pointment of dolent nt the last oloctlon. The practical ofleet In addition to this however. Is to mako tho liepubllcan party en dorse tho cnuBos of defont and porslst lu the course widen loads to defeat This Is not tho part of good leadership In polltlcB. It does not do to go on vindicating failures of i personal as pirations, 'iho party cnu stand dolpat for tho sake of great morrl political principle, but It ennnot stand continued defeat for tho purpose of vindicating ono man. Tho action of tho State Coiumliton looks ns It If thought tho first duty of the Itopubllcan party in convention iib Bcnibled wub to apply a Milvo to liov. Jrorakor a foelliigs." Oiently to tho Burprlso of local IlenuMlcans of both factl 'ns, the edltoiial was primed prominently this morning In the 'nmincrcial (Varrhvwltlmut comment, but leaving tholn feronco that the sentiments were endorsed. It nntuially stirred up local politicians, and this ovenlng. in an Interview. Dooccn lilon nrd Smith, vvho recently succeeded Mu rat Halstead its editor of that pnpor. oxolnlnocl thut ha was lnvostlgnttiig how tho clipping got Into his paper, l'o-slbly Howard lllnkle. ono ot his vvrockod partners, slipped It in. An j how ho wns going to have a warm talk with his managing editor Probably some things In the article were oorrect, but now was not tho time to y bo. Ho had told rurakor that tho pHst was burled and tho tommeraaf Uatrtte would be for tho ticket. I'm Mttlng here." said the doacon. trying to straighten out matters, ntid If thoso follows don't got us by tho cars again tho party will be Inline. If our pooplo keep wrangling no lle publlcan will have a walk over.", I-x-Uov. Konikerroturnod lotboclty to-dny. To-night he snld, regarding tho Vimps-.Mnr. that it very frequently disagreed with a grent many Itepubllcans. "Such things will Boon pn-B away," added tho tievcrnor. "and wo will nil bo hnnpy. Wo are all for harmony, nnd In tend to have It If wo havo to light for It. ou cannot Imagine how intro-tod vp all are now for harmony. The ('immirrriaf republished that editorial only to glvo tho news and help along tho harmuuv movemeut." Thoro was a touch of sarcasm in tho Gover nor's tone. tiKcicoEits fuo.ir 1111: cuvitcn. IXeformert Kplacoimllnna Find New Re. crnltn In Iennei ItuiiIii. Pnn.APELPtiiA, May 22. About 200 mombors of 8t. Mark's P. K. Church at I'rankford se ceded to-day with tho Uov. Samuel Tweedlo. the assistant minister, and will form a congre gregatlon of the Hoformod Episcopal Church. Thepeoploare tho low Church party In the congregation who havo objected to tho ritual istic tendency of tho ltev. Dr. Avery, who took charge of the church a short time ago. Tho new reotor had lntrodccod a surpllced choir, tho "eastern position." and othor elaborations of form in the liturgy. At the tabter election tho Low Church party put up fourcnndldntos for tho vestry who wore defeated. At this time Itoformed Fpiscopul pamphlots began to, lloat about In the congro- Tho ltev. Dr. Truesdale Is not nn ordained rrlost. nnd nctlon upon hlssovoral applications for ordination have been deferred by tho illo cesoan evamluiiig board. In his lotterof resig nation ho asserts rhat the ritualists have made tho communion cup too holy to piisb out of tho minister's hands. FlckpnrkeC In the Drpnt. FiTTSiiui.Mi. May 22. Tho day express was about ready to pull out of the Union station this morning when nn exciting eenno occurred. Mr Frank Schubert of Iji Crosso.W is., was robood of 115 by four men just a ho wasonterlngtho car. The doorway was occupied by tho thieves, who had tickets for Johnstown. In oidorto get pa-t thorn Mr. Schubert was obliged to hold his hand bag above his hoari. This was tho opportunity for which tho sharps wore looking, 'lhe pockets of thoir victim wore large, aud It was but the work of an lnstnnt for ono of tho thieves to run his hand In nnd grasp tho money. '1 he robbers had scnrcoly got off tho train nnd eseujiod through the crowd at tho gates when Mr. Schubert realized what had occuned. 'the roll ooiu-lsted of $ni) currency, fVi in gold, besides his ticket from Pittsburgh to Now York. 'I he !o- was imme diately reported to Station Master llntler. who ndvlsed S hubert io seek the services of the police. Schubert was on Ins waytn visit his old home in Austria. Ho hnd :i largo amount In drafts and bank notes in another pockot. Ho also hndleitnrsof credit for i-evoral thousands of dollars on Kuropenu banks, It Is thought tho men who did the job lollowed liliu Irom Chicago after learning ol the amount of money ho was cart ring. The Gluten Islmid Ilulkhrud Hill. Ai.nvNY, May 22. Assemblyman Cornell of Dlchmond county Is horo with elaborate maps of the Staton Island shore to enable Gov. Hill to comprehend tho full i-cope of the I'lor nnd Ilulkliuud bill, which has not let been signed. Tho maps show that tlioreuio numerous water lot owners who will bo benefited by the exten sion other than tho Itapld Transit llnllroad Company, vvho own less than oue-uunrtor of the water fiont. An elaborate brief from Krastus Wimnn was also received, in which it was stated that, should tho bill fall toiecelvo the Governor's signature, it would defout the purpoxo of engross, which, after three years of invcstlxntlou. nuthoiiyed thu oroctlou of the Arthur Kill brldgo, and which now, be ing completed, rondure aceesslbln ten miles of waterfront in tho harbor of Now ork to no less than six trunk lines of uiilrond; that no ovent since the oi nulug of the Krin Canal was of grea'or Importance to tho harbor thnn Its eiilaigeiueut by this moans, nnd that tu re strict tun shipping accommodation tothopior lines Inlri down half a century ago, whllo thore Is such a nro-siirn for terminal accommoda tion, would bo most uujust. Laura Thnru'i Nult Aiciilnnt Tom Aduma. The motion of Thomas D. Adams to sot aside the sen ice, of summons In l.nura M. Thorp'a $100,000 suit against him, wns argued before Judgo Lawrence yesterday. Joseph II. Chouto for tho defendant claimod that the service was Illegal. Mr. Adams being a resident of lioston, and having come to this Stnto as a witness befoin the Fassett Lorn mlttee to dofend his goed name. Col. Halt said that Adams wns a resldontof this city, wbeio his fiuuil) lived, and that if ho wero not It would bo nn tinfortunnto procedont to establish that a man who cnino Into the Stnto to defond his good namo had sueh Immunity hh Adams claimed, jf iliib vvoro iiiailo tho ruling ot tho court, men would ex tend their claims, and nllego that thev wero here todelond the good names ot their bUters. coin-Inn, and aunts. "If a mail who comes Into tho jurisdiction to attend bankruptcy proceedings," Judge Lawrence wub nhktnl, has immunity, why not one who defends his good namo I A good iiume Is bettor thou grent riches." Mr, hoato raid that Adams had bean actu ally, although not judicially, lonaraled from hth wllo since InmS, Limn leaving his wlfu he had gono to lioston mid lived thern over since, Judge Lawrence reserved his declhlop, asking thut an allldaviton this latter point bo aub-mlttod, I'nuad Neither Trier Nor the It I II. Tbinton, May V3 Aeilitant sergeant at-Armi flora, who bad been if nt yeiierday to apprehend Chairman Trier of the Municipal Corporatlona ommlttee for fall ure to turn Inta the llouie aa ordered the Newark Kleyated Railroad MIL returned tbli morning without either the Chairman or the biiL II le undemooil that Mr Trier hai gone to Cincinnati, Ohlu A telegram from htm luqulrti whether Mr. la can of tbo lame rommliteo ha reorlred the bill. Tier layi he mailed 11 In Newark twn dave ago The mall haa brought noiucti communication tu Mr. ragau. Mr. jtoMiaya ho could get no tractor the bill. Hilled by a Rueaway florae. naiKnn Mar 32 -William Clohacey wai killed oi Main ureet at noon to darby a runawaj bone Tho hone limited him from the tide elk Into the gutter, killing him iiiatantly tiohacei n iru jeari old, and waiewplojcdla lhe Wludior Hotel. lvrk. uorricvj, wnirs ttxttiu The HtrwMor Cyeloaa JleKtea la m Itard Flsht at New Orleaaa. New OnLEAns. May 22. Blltr Myer, the Btrentor Cyclone, who claims the title of light weight champion of America, met Andy Uowen, n locnl light weight, in a finish fight tor $8,000 with flto-ouncoglovosln tho ball ot the West End Athletic Club this ovenlng. Mover has boon training at Bhrooden Gar don. Carrollton, nnd was In oxoellent condi tion, whllo Uowen wns doing his work nt Mul borry Grovo, nndentored the ring apparently lit for a hard tight. Considerable raonoy changed bands on the result, most of It being laid with odds of 0 to 1 on Myer. Dowen's seconds wero Tommy Dan forth nnd Jim Bwoenoy. whllo Myer was at tended by his brother nnd Link Pope. Pnt Kenrlck, n prominent local sporting man, was chosen roferoo. An immense crowd as sembled. Tlmo was called at 10:30. l'nisr liot'NP. itowen loads and hits Myer on tho shuuldor. Ilowon rushes Myer and hits him agnln. lloth spar. Ijowpn hits Myer in the ribs; Myor guards well. At the end ot the llrst round Ilowon has tho best of It. Sfconp Hopnii. lloth spar. Uowen leads, and hit Myor In tho Jaw a vory woakblnw. They thon spar for wlnu. Cllnehed. Uowon tins tho best of It so far. Doth struck each othor three times. Uowen gets In four ticks to Myor's throe. Spar for wind. At tho end of the second round thoy seom to be ovonly matched. Tiiini) ItouNp. Uowon getB In a stinger on tho nock Myor returns It. Sparring for wind, lloth got In telling blows. Myer had Uowen on the ropes, but ho got away. Uowen hit Myor a good blow on the neck. At tho end of the round tho men stand ubout even; Alyer scorned FuunTii Hound Myer hit Dowen a terrible Hole in tho peck; Uowon retaliates. Honors nbout oven. Mvnr bleeds from the oye. It lo iks as though Myor hasfouled Uowon. Thoy clinch. Uowen gets the best of tho clinch. My or blowing. Firm Hound. They spur for wind. Myor hit Uowen In tbo neck. Uowon hits Myer nnd knooks him over the ropes. Torrlflo lighting follows. Uowon throws Meyer and has the best of the round. Sixth HouNP-Uoth men look a little tlrod. Uowen mllos nnd lookB conlldent. Sparring tor wind, lloth cautious, ltoundonds without any blows being struck. SKVR.vrii Hnusn Myer feints. Uowon gats away. Doth wary and porsplroyory freely. Liiihth llnuMi.-Myorseemod the fresher of the two. Sparring for nn opening. Uowen smllod nnd Myor joined hlra. Myer loads, nnd thoy do somo torrlflo lighting: Myer got the best of It, N'tsrii Hound. Sparring for wind, both men somewhat tlrod. Ml er feints. Uowon loughs. The niund ends with no blows struck. TfcNTH Hound. Uowen punches .Myer. who gets back on the ribs. Uowon makes a terrible right-hand blow for Myer'a nock, but Billy oscapos. lion on leads and hlu Mser in the fnco: leads again and misses. F.lkvj?nth Hounp. Ilotn men seem eoufl denr. Do moro eparrlng and blowing. Tw F.M-Tit HoUND.-Sparrlng for wind. Bowen hits Myer In the nock. HiiKTEEKTif Hiit'SP. Sparring for wind. Bowen loads, misses, and Myer falls trying to got away. Fouiiteenth Bound. Sparring for wind no blows. FitTEENTn Hound. Sparring. Uowen feints. Myer jumps away. Myer trying to tire Uowen. Hixu.i'vrii UoUKP.-Upwon hits Myor In neck nnd leads again. Myer ducks. Bowen Loads and hits Mvor In broast. Uowen hits Myer terrible blowunderthe heart. Then thoy ovchango light blows. SRVErKENitt housn. Bowon led and hit Mjor twice in the face. Sparring for wind. Myer londs, Uowen wards blow on". 'Jerriblo ln-llghtlng. The round IndB In favorof Mver. Liiiiitkknth ItouM'. Both men soem confi dent. Uowon londs, and hits Mvor In tho ear; Myor 6mllos: Uowon hits hlra a terrific blow In tho neck, which staggers him. Thoy spar for wind a while. Uowen lends and hits .Myer in tho nock. Thev clinch on ropes, and Uowen gets considerably the best ot It. Nineteenth ltoUMv-spnrrlng for wind. Both mon considerably tired. Uowen hits tor rlblo blow on Myer's neok. and Myernovor cross countors. twentieth Hofvn. Myer chnses Bowen around nnd tells him to come up and fight, Uowen hits Mver In the neck and gots him on tho ropes, Uowen loads uud hits Mver in tho chin, nnd Myer cross counters. Then they havo somo IrlsK In-flghtlng. Ilowon knocks Myer on tho ropes by a power ful blow in tho neck. Tho round ends In Myor's favor. Bowen won in the twenty-seventh round. The Komaare of One Victim or the Ingn 1'olMle TraitKlr. Ottawa. May 22. Few of tho Inmates of the Longue Polnte Asvlum bad such a romantic career as l lav la liarmond. ono of the Inmates of the furious ward who perished In tho flames. She wa a Canadian by birth, and in oarly jouth married a travelling acrobat namod ltnymond. who wns well known throughout Canada, 'lhe young wife soon embraced her husband's piofcsston. and together thev used to do a trapeze act which gainod tbem both re munerative iostl ns In Uarnum's circus. Wlille performing in some Pennsylvania town the trnpezo on which the Raymonds woru per forming broke, and. the acrobats being thrown to tho ground liaymoud's neck was broken, and ho dlod. The vvifo lost hor roison. nnd was t-ent to i.onguo Puinto. After remaining thoro a vonr or so she was discharged apparently cured. A fw months olapsod, and sho again presontod herself nt the asvlum, asking to be readmitted. Since thou she hns been dis charged and readmitted half a dozen times, nlwavs coming back of her own ncord when sho felt tho attack of her alllictlon coming on. ,11m llrewer Ktlte Two Men. CaTi.ETTsnuno. Ky.. May 22. West Virginia seems to bo tiking tho load in atrocious and bloody murders. This tlmo the scene of the murder Is in Logan county, mear tho mouth of Pigeon Creok. about olghty mllos from this place. On Snturdav morning iko Urewer, Jr.. and Jim Urewur met at tho store of George Wallor on Pigeon Creek, about one milo from Tug lilvor. Tho causo of tho killing wn9 the attempt of ono to lead tho wife of the other a-tray. Whllo Iko llrownrwas seated In the etoro Jim liiewer entered and shot Ike dead. Jim then fled ,ind n Sheriff's porta was organ ized lo arrest him. Only the bravest of men would go. 1'e was overtaken on Sunday morn ing noar a railroad camp and was told to sur render. The reply came In the form of n shot from his Winchester. One man fell to tlie ground piorcod through theheart.Anothorof tho posso iccelvod n ball thiougli the heel. Urewer was captured after a desperate light A posse startod to Logan ourt IIouso with their pris oner. When the news of the capture reached Plgnon Creek u brother of Iko Iirewor started to Intoiceiit the osmi having Jim Urewer lu charge with the avowed Intention of killing him. Tho whole section .Is In nn intense state of excitement ov er thu killing, aud more trouble Is fearod, Elrrtlona to TTale'a Senior Noelellea. New IIavpn. May 22.-Tho oloctlons to Yale's senior societies occurred this ovenlng nmld the usual enthusiasm. Aa usual, the most promi nent athletes will be louud among the follow ing men elected: ocroil and he -II (i. Cuihlng of Cleveland. VV s. PnUell or Philadelphia, (l H lirewiter of New Vork. It 1'. Huntington of Nan Vork, VV, r. Iihodeeof Cler land. I' 1 C'ooley or Hartford A M. Curb of tmrl dtneo W. H II. Noveeof Bt I'aul f Huntington or New orl 1, V Hale of Cleveland. J. S Harnei of New York, ii Atteilairy of .sow York K.W. Child ol Pliuburgb, 1 W. Hrra nf Cleyelaud. Skull and Done- W I' Urarr at Andorer, Maw i B. H liham, Jr.. of Chicago, w 1'oole, Jr. of Kraniton, III K. r Mniiii ol 1'arl. Ky. N MeiTintock ot fitu burgh. K I! Wolroit of New Vork Mill. N y.; j. vr. l)oue. Jr. of I'hlcagn. c. 11 vl,irrlon of Mlnnaapolli, K r Tlioinpaon ol r,ilnllal hi J& Ftiu of Win- neater. Ill J J. Cm of lledford. It Y V. Kenerion of Soiiiervllle. Mala II II Twetdr ofiBlnghetnton N. y J H rowmeudof Mirer cm Cat Calhoun of Chi VVolfe Head-J. D. Seanof Bedding Ridge. Conn.: F. W Kackett of Cape Vlnrent. N. V I t. nilllngl of New Vork clly. A oreen Jr ot New v, ork. O P pari! of Pmeburgll It K. Korevllie. Alleghany. Pa, .1 Y I'liilnnier. Jr, of New York, J K.tHerod of Indianapo lie I. C Plipont of IValhingtun. VV II St- John of Hartford, c r llowlandnf New York, I. P, II. Hetnof New York. I' H Ilobimon of l ornlng, N. Y Albert be of Ne York. c. u uiitierk of Petrolt, A.J, Parker of Albany, L I' Younglove ot fhlcaga Uelireer Htudenta and the ColleKe or the t'ltr of New Tforh. Hebrew who purpoie tn end tneir children lo the College of the Ity of New York have been troubled by thedlicorery that one of lliedava et for the riamina tlonnf caudldalei lor adinlHlon, May io, fal a en the day of thefeillvalof "She hunth." on whldi Hebrew are fori idileu to do manual work I oroner Levy aaked Hen Webb I'reiMent of til college If it would not bo poKllble to cnudui't the anamination oil that day oral!) Ill order to avoid til" labor of wr'llng. f,rn Webb ha rrilled that he hopes to be able to d i loturthlng which nmv relieve Hebrew a pllcanle Irom their euitarraea ment without trlvtng them prlrilege which cauaot ba accorded to the itudeim at large Mra. Turkrr Head at lOtt. Mr. Anna Maria Tucker the olden reildent of Staten Iiland, died at South Peach on Wednesday ulght, aged loiyear "Aunt Ann" ahe waafamllUrly calledby friend, wa born In a Hula but on South Heard, where hellyrd uniilaihort lime ago. when her dingy little home wa ditro)d during oue of tho famou South Peach Fence ware Her father wa rhomai StUlwell, a farmer wbn had llyd on the beach many year. About aeyenty.nre Veur ago Aunt Ann beiame ttie wife of tleorge ucker. aialloron i ngllh nianofwar. who Untried hliiiilnio marry her. He died about two year ago. agod lot Hlnce Joe'e death Aunt Ann hai made her home with an old fisher man named Hharrot. who ha a but on the beach. Mre. Tucker died or old age, and up to the time of her death wa in poBMtilon of all her facultle. Hie wa an in veierate emoker She wae burled yceterda) In Moravian Cemetery at New Pore. The United States Official Investigation of Baking Powders ShowsRoyalBakingPowder Superior to all Others in strength, leavening power, and general usefulness; a cream of tartar powder of the very highest quality. The Royal Baking Powder is thus stamped by high est official authority The Leading Baking Powder of the World. AMUsu.itiurxs. Bfattnee Entertnlnmenta for Charltr. The programme nnld that the band in play ing Oounod's "Borenado" would bo lod by Blgnor Gulllamlllo I'ranchosln! from tho Milan Conservatory; and the next lino, but not num bered as a separate feature, read. "A Burprlso. by William J. Florenoe." Whon Blgnor Fran chestnl appoarod, In the person ot a beardod nnd foreign-looking stranger, and took his place In the leader's Beat, he was cordially welcomed with npplauBe. In acknowledgment ot which ho bowed smilingly right nnd loft. Then bo lifted his hnnds and conductod the orchestra uneventfully through several bars of tho music until tho bnso drummor struck at n wrong tlma, whoroupon the loader made an Impatient gosture. A mlnuto later n discordant blaro of a cornet caused him to wriggle In his chair, and Immediately afterwanlH the drummer offended agnln. Uy this time tne audlonco was excited, nud not a fow persons seemed ashamed that the distinguished Italian should be eo unfortu nate with American musicians on tho occasion of his llrst appearunce bore. Finally the fid dlers all went wrong, nnd HIgnor Francheslnl, losing hlstomper utterly, stood up nnd smash ed his own violin Into fllndors. As he turned toward tho audience he nulled off bfs beard, and the jolly fucoof William J. Iloionco was revealed. That was an oDlsode yesterday afternoon at tho Metropolitan Utera lloui-e. In tho onter talnuient given by volunteers In nld of tho Actors' 1 und nnd tho l'ost Graduate Hospital. Othor things dono there under the stage direc tion of lien Teal, wero songs by Lillian Hun pell. Jennie J. tenmanH, Charles Ileod, and Miss Ella, recitations by Marlon Hill and Nol boii Whoatcroft; cornet solos by Fanny ltlcs and Levy: a dnnco by Amolln (Jlover: "Tho Old Musicians." by Felix .Morris; a passago from "The .Mikado." by Mr. and Mrs. Digby Dell Instrumental music by 8. U. Mills, Uessle Moeltlum. and Little Ghullon; jugglery by Hurry Lo Hose, and tho iourtBh!p pnssago from "Tho Hunchback." by tho children, ltay Maskoll and Willie Lddtnger. For tho snmo charitable purpose. The Edi tor" was porfoimod nt l'almor's. "The County Fair" at the Union rqunro, and "Castlos In tho Air" at the llroadway. something Iiko S5.U00 was yloldod by tho four ontertalnmonts. Frutne-Alnnnrt. One of the rrottlcst of tho May woddlngs was that of Miss liertbn E. Frame, daughter of Mr. Charles Pleasants Frnnio of 2W3 Uroadway. nnd Mr. John Mason, son of the lato Jamos Mason, at noon yestorday, In Trinity Chapel In West Twentj-llfth street. A unique effect In the decorations of the chapel was an ar rangement of tnll Australian ferns, with tow oring tree patina placed at lnteivnls along each sido of tho long rentral aisle. The brldo woro a gowu of heavy Ivory-white satin with train, tho front nnd side pnnols ombroldored with pearls. A dlamotid pendant, a present from tho groom. fa-toned her tullo veil. The bride carried n bouuuet of orchids as sho advaucod up tho aisle on nor father's arm. Tho bridesmaids wero Miss Helen T. Wllletts. acousinoftho bride. Miss Ldlth Mnspn. a sister of tho groom, and tho MKt-es Maud unU .Mabel Whitman. They wero attired in white embioldered mouB-elinn de sole over satin, hpnulsh jackets of white-corded silk fitted their shoulders closely, nnd thos carried bou (luoie of wlilto orchids and white enamelled Plus presented by tho bridp. 'Iho niiiid of honor was Miss Ldlth l'embortou Williams. whoe costume was similar to that of the bridesmaid. The best man was Mr. ltpbert Towusend. and tne uihcrswero Mr. Paulding Fariiham .Mr. Edward V Towu'end. Jr.. Mr. John Munu. nnd Mr. Ilcnshuw Mason-Jones, a cousin of tho groom. The cernmouv was performed by the. Ilev. Henry Motlot. rector of tlie Church of the Holy Communion, agisted by iho lccv Albau Ulohoy, rocor of Trinity Chapel. Aftor the ceremony th-re was n reception at the resi dence of the bride's paionts. Si EastTwenty uecoud street. MrrKmthrlro Ooodniun. Miss ll06a Goodmun. youngest daughter of Mrs-. Lena Goodman, was marrlod last night in Mav,etti's ballroom, beneath a canopy of Uowcrs, to Aarou 11. Mergenthelm of Chicago. Tho llev. Ur. holder ofllclated. Tho brido wore a gown of whlto fall.e aud brocade, with a veil of Urussels loco, and a wreath of orango Ulotsoms hold in place by a diamond pin. 'lhe bridesmaids wero Miss Hosy Long, JJIss llo rili n MeU. -Miss l'oul ne Met7. and Sllss rlmaUeig of Carlisle. Pa. Miss Long's gown was of whlto silk embroidered with rosebuds; Miss i'liullne Met?, white iuoiisboIIiio Ue solo; M ss Ilertha -Met, liivem er silk and point lico; M ss llorg. hellntrupe silk and purple velvet. The besl Inan was'Mr.J.eooold I llrsch. The ushers were .Messrs. A. Goodman. 11. F. itoseu thnl! UeuDo 1'. Long, and .Mai Goodman. Among the guests present wore Mr. L. ilruns wick and Mis. Daniel Mer. of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Htgmund Opiiouholmer. Mr. und Mrs. 1- Hlleou. Mrs. Adolnli Ivompnor, Mr. nnd Mrs Long aud Miss hutlo Ionic. and Monte hursheedt. A weddlug banquet and dance lollowed tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Mer genthelm l-'ivve for Chicago on an early train this morning, lIullfT-Hrllrrh, NonWAMC. May 22.-Mr. Jamo3 n. Bailey Treasurer of tho Fairfield County bnvlng So ciety, and Miss Clara Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James K. r-elleok of East avenue, were married tills afteruoo nat Bt, Paul's Knls copal Church by the llev. CM. Solleck. Tho church was tilled with relatives and frleuds. representing the wealth nnd fashion of this and adjoining towns, in brido wub tastefully attired lu a travelling moss nf some light material, and t-ho wore diamond orna ments. Miss Florence Melleok, tlie brido'e sis tor, actod an mold of honor. 'J ho groom's best man was Mr, 1 runk 1). Ilnlley of Now York, rollowlng tho nuptials the guests from abroad dined with the bride nnd groom at the resi dence ot lhe bride's parents, and later the yonng ooupl" took the train for New lork aud the South. They vv 111 be absent abmit ten dav s, nnd, ruturnlng. will comraenco housekeeping In Mr. Ilalloi's pretty new home ou "The Uroeu" In this borough. Draper Preet on. Lkxinoton, Ky May 22. At the resldenco of the bride's mother. In this city, to-night, MIssKusnu ChrMlo Preston and fton. William Franklin Draper of Ilopedale.MaBs .wore mar ried by the Uov. E. II. Ward of Christ's Epis copal Church. Owing to the recent death of tbo Hon. John Mason Drown, tho bride's brother-in-law, tbo wedding was a quiet affair. At a Into hour Mr. und Mrs. Dim er left tlie city fin their .Sow 1 nglnnd homo. Tho flist week lu Juno thu brido and groom will sail lor Europe. Gen. Draper was. in lBSd, llepiibllcau candidate for Governor of his Maleiind w.ia once a caudldndo for Congiots. u manufac turer at iiopedalo ho has accumulated a large fortune, The lovely woman, ho married to nli.'ht Is a daughter of the lato Ojjloderato Gen. William Prustou. ex-l nlted 8t 'Jllnls ter to Bpaln und ei-mombcr of tho Co.. Tforato Congress. Blr. and Aire. Jlamroech Hull For J-Jurope, Jlr Wallar J Damrckcli and lila ronuic brld, Mra. Mararet Blaine Pamroach, tallail tor Huroin jrttttpla ou the Hamburg American tlaamitilD Columbia. Tbay will go to Ilanla. Virnna, and I'arn. and will apend eral wrtia wub Andrew J Parnegla In Hcotland. Mr. and lr. I'arnetie will ba fellow vn. treri of the bridal pair tn Hamburg other paaaengera on the Colombia are llelnrlrb Conrlrd, the nntratic maoegeri Cbarlea le Boutuller Ur and Mra TUouiti O. btiearuuu, sad fable da haraiata NBrics rmisoNs roisuaiw. A. tVhole Family Hiiddealy Htrleken.aael No One JknovrN How It Happened. Nevada, Mo., Mny 22. Seven members of the family of Ira Kliko, who llvos near Bchell City, were poisoned to-day. Mrs. KIrko was tho llrst to show alarming symptoms. Her 13-yonr-old daughter was next takon, and about 9 o'clook another daughter, about 17 years old. became affected lu the samo way, sick at the stomach and vomiting freely. Mr. Klrke, his son Frank about 23 vours of ngo. nnd two hlrod bauds, left for tho Hold soon nltor breakfast, but by 11 o'clock nil four wore too sick to oontlnuo work. They returned to tho burn but wero ton sick to unharness the learn. Mr. Klrke started for the house, but had not gono more thnn twonty feet nwny when ho fell. homo one passing by learned tho situation, nnd putting his horso under whip soon had phslc!ans nt hand. They pionouncod it a oatso of poisoning. At last accounts all seven of the patients wore In n cilticnl condition. Thoro oro nil sorts of rumors nllont, but at this time nothing definite can bo lonrnod as to the causo of tho mysterious slcknoss. Ono thoorv Is that a short time ago a lot of wild pnrsnlps nnd corn were cookeu by Mrs. Klrke tn bo fod to tho cows and In somo way tho family partook of It. Going to Arrest Orator Carlln. The Dock Commissioners had a placid but not ontlrolv harmonious meeting yesterday. Mr. Cram nominated Mr. Matthews for Presi dent, but Mr. Mntthows votod for Mr. Post, who voted for himself. Mr. Cram voted for Mr. Matthews. Result. Post, 2; Matthews. 1. Mr. Tost then nominated Mr. Matthows forTronsu rer. llosult of ballot: Matthews, 2. Mr. Crnm refused to voto It was announced that ox Aldorman Carlin, a contractor, was oncruueh lug two feel on tho property of tho city at Twelfth nvonuo and Seventy-seventh stroet and that the police refused to lntuiforo. Tho Hoard dlrectod Dockmaster Mnrtiu to procuro awarinnt for tho urrest of Carlln ou a churge of ttuspnss. Mr. Cram offered n resolution recommend ing tho purchase of 100 feotofrlvor front at tho foot ot West '1 wenty-HlMh street, owned by Thomas C'rockert. at $000 a foot. Messrs. Matthews und l'ost thought JCOD a foot was too much for tho pioporty, und tho resolution wus tublod. llllle Slened by the Governor. Albast, May 'J2. The Goreruor baa ilgued tlie follow lagbllla Charter smi. Authorising the Board of rialmi to hear the claim of Jobn h. and i,-nrge K Dunham Chapter 4tj In relation to irler.i. Judmuenta, or de creea restraining or lnterreilDg Attn the bualneas of lllo and roftuallY Insurance coio, ai.lea or thia Mate. Chapter 4.0 Making last ear a auti rebate Insurance law more stringent chapter iia Amending an art relative to town aud county cooperative Insurance oompaules Chapter vjJ Fixing the aunual salary of the Court of Clalma stenographer at ill A' hi Chapter 4'h. Authorising the Issue ot bonds for re pairing street! an, hlghwaja In Mlddlelowu Chapter -ioa. AutborUlnv the .New Vorkcltv Depart ment of 1'nbllo I'arla lo grant to the .New York Central r.atlroad the use of the westerly area of Jlroux Turk ror a paeeuger station. ihaptrrtin t.UIng premium paid bv foreign fire In surance companies in unincorporated vlhagta to the rlre Department 111 such vliUges Chapter 4(r7 Amending the act providing for a ejatem of sewage In VV hue 1'Ulus Chapter sus vpproprlatlng P.fVl.nO'i for the extension oflhe nnrlh wing of the l.linlra Keforroatorv. charter -n" l nabllng the Male l.oard of Clalma to hear tlie claims of Albert II I heater 01 a!. Lbapter4i Cnauglug the name of the Commercial tulon I.tfe Imuran' e Colnlmnr bapter4ll. Ainqmllng the Revised Matutea relative to the Interest of the state In mluea. The t'onteat lor Mujor C'levrlund'a Neat. The legal contest to oust Orestes Cleveland from the Mayorall- of Jorscy City began jeuentay The luwvera in the case met at Suprome Court Commissioner Ko malnaaofllce at lOo clock and then adjourned to the City Hall where a demand Mas made upon city Clerk Vcott for the ballot botrs used at tho election The Clerk at llrst refused to produce tha boxes without a arecial ord-r from the hupreine Court He was rnallr prevailed u on to do so and the b i used in the I Irtt precinct of the rlrst district as brought In When it had been i pened Corporation Counsel hdwards and Lawyer Ulack, acting fcr Mai or Cleveland, made a formal protest against disturbing the contents of tha bo or recounting the ballota Commissioner Romalna overrule! the protest. Then Meters. I.ilwards and lilack wanted an aljottrnment until u o'clock this mora ine and after a long wrangle they got It. The dlul on the box opened showed that SMI rotsi had been to!!ed the number recorded on the tally sheet. The poll book eh' ed that 'I'll persona voted. The box was locked up without further cxamluatlau. Xratler'ai Nlorreran Assault In Buffalo. Albert II. Keeper, a travelling talesman nfaod Garden street. Hohoken was arrested early yesterday morning while acting cneerly on Kerry etrtet He recovered after being locked up several hours, and Inavery ra tional manner told the following story; 'lam a salesman for C K. Johnston 47 floee street. J.'ew York A month ago I a as at work In the upper part of New Vork State Two weeks ago I was attacked on the street In llulralo by two men. line of them struck me on the head with an Iron bar I was knorked In sensible Whenl recovered consciousness I found iny. self tn the canal. 1 swain ashore and reported what had happened to the polite Then I came home Mnce 1 was struck 1 have had fre juent spells ot dlzlursa. and hare sometimes lust consciousness I suppose I had one of those spoils when arrested Meatier showed along scar on his head, which he laid had been made by (tie Iron bar. County Physician Converse sui examine tiftu tu liud out whether he la Insane, The Hamilton Compunv and the Brldce Ticket". The Hamilton Hank Note Company, which secured tha contract for j rioting .'0 ononis) tickets for use on the llrooklyn lirldga during the ensuing) ear by means of reducing their bid to lhe figure named by the lowest of their competitors after the bids had been opened, has issued a statement about the matter which sub stantially agrees with the loufesiion made by Presi dent Howell and S iperlulendent Marllti. Manager heabeck of the Hamilton i oinpan sais that his first and reaular;hld for printing the pirkaita tickets wa so cents a thousand Afltr lhe bids had been opened President Howell asked him If he would take the con tract nt J41, cents, which he agreed n, d rather than lose It The coutract v,as thereuiou awarded tu hla company Sine I.re lo Itrea Ills Queue. When Hlng I er finishes hl sit months' terra In the penltentlari h" will le the first Chinaman tolevve that Institution with a ipiena le Karbier Ureftster. representing Hung (,mm or l.l M,,ti mreet, petitioned the romuii'slnners of i narilles and Correction to per mit the I runner to retain hi-, uueue, on l.ie ground that the custuui or cropjluk tlie hair ol convicts would In lblacae w,rk Uliusiia hardship Mug I. ee would lose caste and Incur the odium "f hla fellow cuuntrt men. a punlsliiiiriil ut contemplated lu the sentence. Mug l.ee la now lu the T,inbs awulllng a detls.on n some application made bv his counsel The I oinnilasionera have replied thai if he la sent to the penitentiary ha shall bo permitted I keep Ins queue. ,lptin Keenan'" Mother Utirlrd, The funeral aervu es u er lhe remains of Mrs Ilrldget Keenan, who UI'd last Moii'lai were held at St. Hrldgete l hurch at Avenue II and I'tglith street e terdai The ltev. Pr tceatiej pastor of the church, said it solemn reulsm iiiur i'Iio lliterment was In Calv,tr eineteri John Kteuali It e s n of lhe deesusad woman, whu has been in i ana la a nee l-4, wa- not present. The rellnv-rralt lllnnrr. The last dinner of rellowcraft Club for tha season Proof lit out a big gathering at the club house last night, lhe spekala wer President Hichard Watson Glider. Prof Moan of I'rinceti li Carl Mhurr. John It Van Wnrmer. Plrut, Vv It J. Kelly, Pr 1. f. oeaman, and Major II. A VMikins. Ancleat Itellca la the, Nrliuiler ftlunalna, HiaiToi.s, stay 33 vmnng the manv rel and curlosltlis In the old Hchuiler mansion at Kchuylervllle, li a hlhlo published In Lemlni In I during the telgn of Queen l.ilr.abeth. The tludlng it good andthtb'Ok 1 In a good state of presenatou The echuiler man Ion waa built In 177if. aud bus been kept in lu original condition aa nearly as possible b Us present owners One large parlor has paper ou Ita walla lhal has best! there over eighty eara. und la of very beautiful design. The furniture Is massive, aolbjue and ales-ant Am nig lhe ancient rslus art ssveral wooden ulsuslla btarluf data iliu. i EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN. z.onn SAtisnunr airr& nts rinira o.v nn. utasliti's cntxzcisxxs. The nxplerer Doesn't Know All the Gov ernment tn Dolnst t.tKhtnlnic Invadee a Ihnrrh-Gladetone Maya the I.lrenee llllt has Hlritek Temperance is Heavy allow London. May 22. The Marquis of Sallsburr. speaking at tho banquet of tho Merchant Tay lors' Company to-night, refened bnuterlngly to Mr. Btnnloy'a uttorat.cei regarding Kng land's African policy. He warned his hearers against supioslng that the illustrious travel ler a statements rovoaled tho secrets of the Government's policy. Nothlnc hnd boon biu rendered, becauso no agreement had boon ar tlied at as let. Moreover. It was Impossible that thoy could mnko a settlement not aceeptablo to those principally Interested tho trading companies, illusions. Ac. llo hoped that the foars whlobj hinnleya dnrk Inslnuath'iis hail onaondereul would lo removed. In conclusion hn said: '7,ho acquisition of tlio magnificent torrltorr which Mr. Htanloyhasrevoalod must bo vlowod from the point of prudeuco as wellns from that of boldnoss. After our enperlonco nt Khar toum grave roflnctton and tho full nssont ot l'arllamentand thooountry am nocessary be- 1 foro committing ourselvos to thedefonco of a territory that Is only arcesslblo to tho son after throe months ot trouble." I iiitmsti i.Ti:iti:sT.s j.v ArmcA. An Attempt In the Iloitae or Common Xm i JTCednen the Vole or the Foreltsn tlftlre. London, May 22. In tho IIouso of Commons to-dny Mr. Beckett wanted nBsurancn that L'ngllsh Intorests In Africa would not bo iacrl flced to Qermany. aud ho moved to roduco th 1'orelgn Ofllco voto. Hlr James 1'ergusson doproented publlo dlt cusslon of tho ponding negotiations with Oer many. He said that when theto iiegi.tlatlona woreoompletod a full explanation would ba given. 'iIih (iovornmeiit were mindful of tho country's Interests, but thoy mut not bo high handed and unmindful of the aspliations ot othor nations 11 they expected their own io bo recognized, lie uked 1'arliament in the menu time tn confldo in tho Oovoinmeut. Tho motion to reduio iho vote was uegatlvod, LiaiiTXlXO S1HIKVS 7JIUJI. Calamity In a Church tVhlln a ConcreRa tlon In lrntuB. Beklin, May 22. Tho villngo of St. Mahlon. near HUdeshclm. hns been vlsitod rocuutly by Fevoro hnll storms, which havo dono a groat j doal ot damage. To-day tho people gotherod in a church to prav for a ccsiation of tho storms. VMillo tho servlcos with In piogrees a thunder storm came uu and tho chuich was struck by lightning. I'our pereons wero Instnntlv killed nnd twenty wero Injured, four Doing rendered eomploieljr blind, lhe people vvuro panic strlckon. nnd In the mad rush for the duors two children woro crushed to death. Assuinltrd by Turklnli Nolillern. Constantinople. Mny 22. Whllo the daugh ter of tho Chief Dragoman of tho Uiisslan Em bassy In this city was walking to-day with hor govorness In Buyukdero, on tho L'uropennhido of tho Uosporus. ten mllns Irom Conslatitl nople, sho was as-aulted by four Turkish soldiers, who grossly maltronted hor. Thn women's cries lor usslManco wero litmrd. and all four of tho girl's assullanlH were captured. A Ileary Illow at Trmprrnnce. London. May 22. Mr. Gladstone, in a letter on the licensing question, snys that tho mora Introduction In Parliament of the License bill, which provides for cmniwn'-.itluii fur los of llconhes, has already incronxod the value ot publicans' pruporty by prulmbly j(i.ii 'tl.UOO, The measure, ho nv s, is tho heav lest blow ever struck at the cause ol temperance. I'rtnre George In Her Captain. London. Mny 22. The new British gunboat Thrush, recently completed at Qreenock, sailed to-day to join the fleet on the North American and West Indian station. Sho Is under thecora msnd of Prince George. Bemud eon of tho l'rinco of Wales. The Thrush i a flrst-elass screw gunbunt of M'i'i tons and l,20u-horsa power, bho mounts six guns. International KlKht.unur MoTement, Biti'ssELS. May 22. At to-day's session ot tho International Minors' Congress Mr. Uasly, tho well-known French J-ncinllst. suggested that stops bo taken to establish nn interna tional rntrnte to obtain a working day of eight hours and to otherwlxo ameliorate the position of minets. Cnrnot on Another Tour. TAnis, Mny 22. President Cnrnot left Tarlg to-dnv to make a tour of tho provinces. Ho first arrived at Montolimar. Department of Diomo. whero no hnd nn enthiisliiHtli' recep tion, from Mnntollmnr lie will gn to Avignon, Mimes, Ilesnncon. v eoul, aud Uclfort. Franre Demands Ejrnutl. rAnis. May 22. Tho Government has asked the Spanish authorities for tho oxtradltlnn ot Michel Kyraud. who was arrested at Hnvana for the murder of M. GoufliV In l'arls in July last A detective will at unco go to Havana to bring the prisoner buck. Labor Hlota at Itavenna. Rime. May 22. I.abor riots occurred In Ita venna to-day. Three peasants were killed and numerous soldlors nnd peasants wounded. The latter onru only 7 ponce a day. The An archists are fomenting the trouble among the workeis. Mlnere' rosgress In llrnneinlis. BnussKifl. May 22. Tho Miners' Congress has unanimously adopted n resolution In favor of a working day of eight hours. Including time occupied In as'-oudlng and desccudlui: the pits The Htrtke at ril-en Spreading:. Virnna, May 22,-Tho utriko nt PINen Is ex tending. All tho pits have stopped work, rier erul strikers have beon Imprisoned for leaving; work without giving notice. Itnly'n Crown l'rlnce In Kliaeln. Rt. 1'KTGlisiiiir.o. May 22. Tho l'rinco ot Naples was cheered In great crowds at Odessa. It Is expected that ho will have it phenomenal reception In Ht, Petersburg. ITIsaman lining; Home. Bsni.tN, May 22. A doipatch from Major Wlssmnn. Imperial Oormnn Commissioner to East Africa, says he will arrlvo in Berlin tho latter part of Juno. ItrJrrtlnB the Treats nrTrnren Bill, Pvms, Mar 22. -The Chamber of lleputles to- S day, by a vole of 31 to lHb. rejected the Press i, UIIeiioeB bill as paced by the tieuato. V v Cnnlradlrle Major 1'anttxa. "'i Rokia. May 22.- KisvofT denies tho truth ot -J, rnnltrn's nsscrtlon that he originated the oon- eplraoy against l'rinco Ferdluaud. t Mr, Lincoln Iletarna to London. I London. May 22. Mr. Lincoln, the American Minister, bus resinned the duties of his olflco. Ilae Iloatler on thn Police Force Ovtaa Vn In llrer. James f.lndeman Is the etngU member of the polle force uho refused to make affidavit that he waa not In terested In the manufacture or sale nf liquor. He U employed as a hostiar at lhe West IS2d street station home He told (.apt Cortrlght that he waa part owner of a saloou Pi Carmansvule and that it waa wonn more m him than his police pty of f.v a mentli. liy h(s refusal to take the oath prescribed by tlie V iri iorder law ha ceased to be a member of the force. Arrounlant Allen Hbootn Hlniarlf, .lamea M. II Allen committed suicide esterdav atlis Vanderbllt avenue. Hrooklyu.lby shooting himself tn the head lie waa bt tears old and an expert acconntaut, but, nalnf lo 111 health, had been unemployed far a longtime. He went upstairs from the breakfast tubla yesteruay morning an 1 soon aiterwar I the report of a rlstol washrard. lie was found lying dead n the front f edroom ou the second rieor with a imliet wound be hln I bis right ear lie left two letters addreed to Ml wlfo llrrldes his wllow he Icaiea three chlldreu, the vuungestur whom a son Is employed aa au electrician in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Alumni Candidate for Collrge Trnatee. The result of ttie nemlnatlens by the alumni for eleo tlon nf trustee for Amherst College has been announced. The gentlemen nominated are Jolterson ark, a member or the bar, and Ueorge A I'limpton -iiatoek publisher, but of this cltr and K vl eandersou 'ol, of Cleveland, treasurer of a sewing roaiihlue company. Uiltlea und Flaea on the Bullet t oatllin-e. W II Haines, esretar) of the Vadison square Con cer Company handed over lo Co leclor Trhaidl ie terdai a chei k for 7. J'.i who h represenrs the us. loins dutle. and fines nn, ised on tile ba etcusluull seised I y the treasury agents Three Sr or Tstln In Ilerl'loih. Mrs William fheeln and her t'e children, halt at whom were twins, passe 1 ihrnogli the Parge office from the steamship rrleslsnd yesierder on her way to loin her bwbaad at Kori v liy, fa, eha eucs sat l utile calUrsn, lull ibiy dial. T ii

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F f WIlmliiBton. 13: liurttonl.O. l Tlir JVjutltiliitl I.euglia. iuy i.ript.n. i nnM Hit Ift'i I (i. t ft iron flit ret fllli.1tlltiU.14 tiJ lliclniatl II II Mm I dro.k'vn 12 i'l ueve'anl h id 444 Cllcaim II Nillloatnll 10 14 417 j fl M.. lurk U II ...i ntutur.'U. ri 13 Jet f Mw. irirtrk is i ll, ttrrsiit i.mi, '2. Tho feiitiiro of joitirdrty s camo botoin tho L New orlt nitil rilir.liun.ii rwitlonnl I.onmiti tenuis wim ItiiMiin pllelilnir. It vtnn a most f jloimliiis HiirprNo to tlio JU siiootutr.ru who i wore prihont to boo Itiit-tu In tho hoi. Ho hnd 1 pitched tHtt of tlio muiio tlio duy lioloie. and It l wiia on ooti-d that ho would lu off In older t i iso uiiiiunlimt Anson's monto-morrow. Uodld I not ouTi'xi'rt blni'olf in josterday's kuiiio. but, f. r all that, ho muiio another record to bo Proud of Hi' hlnii'k out twnho mi'n, and muo ut nno man Inn luino on balN, Lo-l.lo-i In Idlnj; 'I, thu klsiturV-iluwn tu i .o lilt. jllllor ui tho ouly ono nlio did not strikeout. Nntwitlt'-tiiiiillni tlm one-ttlilwlnP'W of ll,o j nun ii nota I rn n ii'fl tho (round until tlio I la-t Innini;, In timso of the intureit coutrnd In I ),u"ius noik and thehatilncnt tho homo loam. 1 1 rciiiiiu'l) uheii ii l'lttsbtiruli iilntnrfeli Huro U of lilrt tuo I lmsliik' lined IiiiIIh mill no t ptrike. 1 ii in Moui.l put ilietext threo balH i ilireclU noi Hut nil and Htrlko tlm battor B out lluslei inrk H Hlntply ciand In noiy canir nail In o.inallnl by no oilier idtcLer In .j I thoLuuiitrr ThubLoro. L v ni iuhk i. ii I rmtriiGii (h l.) 1 wlrfoAK k li.ru r I llfrrnii rl i Mi'ltr o u 1 J 1 I I.IHMrnrk M J I II n Uy r f On I U O I I Hi-rl, I. Ilillil S'Jll InKtiiiirRI II O 0 2 4 Igfilt .111 J 4 1 .Mlif. rl I 1 II 1 i lion mi 1 i o .i n u.,ai inn 5 0 1 1 I I. ..ikeil r I 1. J I 11 ki I) I I o 0 1 1 I brke il ll I I 1 1 11 tin I kin u-dlJ I 1 1 llnck e) 1 11 11 11 1 I Iria 1 O o I 0 I 'I t iiiixi p I I 11 II 1 liorier. 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Myers hrl, river (.1 IHti-T i flleas m Imuii e p ni 1 urns, hare ami Auenn ririt W fl taeeonernr tliliam I lulaJe lna 1 I trkt ba.e Kt v,r i n ba Is i, .in Winn t Aiih iu .ulllian Iiurke u) tW I, Ttl nil n Maier Decker Allen llltb) lutfliej ill s t tal-Mayrr tl 1 .tls.lica -ulllvakn a. J ailed tial HI' t Klttrllke I st! Iver Time I lo. luiilro-Mc iKt sl'lall. la 'llin I'luirri' I.aieuei. I int. iiFior.n. nidi hyii. mi. i ci iiiiK iron. mi. ret. Vi'tou Pi II .11- Newport 11 11 Ml Uroiklyn 14 II IM I' 'e)e nl 8 11 .Ul ill.lCK'l 11 10 A.I PltlsbLrOl K U .4 11 lllalaltlia 1. II .'allluUlu 7 11 j MCW OIK II. I I, 10; (IIP u,ri (p J.I 9. Il took lie Now ork mil tliiinuu (I1. I.l ip teann two lioura and twonty inlniiti'a to play !l j the utnia H'lto duy ut llrotliirliood I'nrk, ton j j S lone ontlroly t r a llrel-i lass tontoet. The jij f hlcanosatuiitill uittlui; tipun liiforlorcamo. j j J "ud thoy lift tho ab-onco of llllmugon at f J ft short mop ki-only Thoy nhould huvo won 1 Hi cama K-Jtorday on battlnu fclono, j 5 1 ut tlmy fulln! to tiil.ii aduintnuo of 8 S tJi opportunities olTored. Mnnasar ,ll 1 KwlnB who btill has trpat fnlih In tho yj I roaour. fb of lila brothor .lohn nn a pltiher. plaeuj Iilm lit tint Inn, and Ly dint of u o I I hUpport ul critical timnrt, ho wiih unable,! i, im urn IiIh n.a den wimiiin; w uli tlm N.m lurkh. Oni tboiiKuuil tho b. n.in I m.d thlrtj-nlno I periiona bi olt.i lal coin t wiUfRimil tLc u mi', j and tho only tbluits to i ihib t f Ha mon. t. pirltod biittiui: at tliin-H and Hid if I ntl.iim and I aldwin b I'm. orconti'iual kn k.iiu Uotb auf tlun of n i iinulty, J album tu tho 1 Uuldirin (1 i. vlft dill) or) wai torn boil up it vnrl uin btnuon of tho i,'tttn, poriodi ho wag diioldnlli wild I very poorly at nbort. Tboricoro. ill 1 imiiioir 1.1 lira, k Kliroi i i a o u Latham lib n I i n 0 h a Hi Dint! r f 1 a 2 u 4 10 o olty.ii e.f 1 i 4 i) 1 2 4D llil'Nf If 12 1 0 ll ii s i i lomikty nibu a u I t l n i) 0 1'leitrr ..lb u u I s I I ii j I liar liar t 0 u n 3 J U li I I Ho le t I I H I I o n 2 I HaMwlll 1 I u i 1 D.'ti; il Urn 8 ll 27 It 7 i n 3 n i I n o-u) 0 o J u I l 0 I J- b law York i ill mo 4 llru baas ork 5 t 'tDs l tll on lyjk.' NtwarltP Itileaf" Kirs ts nn tiSlls-Off I Pw lif; 1 i,(t lialJwm "tr i k nit K rl ar lion auffpti 2 I wtnr iJi I yn nSni ji I' a sr i t ar n i I'mle lie nwln Tnliaftbil l.lml n stli fa ri Ore till Wlniiiey I alliaiti I erer fa itwln in en lataa-l alt Itn i omlekef till li (II ar r a ilia Mil t 1 1 i eft -.1 r wtnir i lla ilarln I I'sa at ta I fins' ll mi. run-ii Kourke t iu; ren i afi.ey anj Pari e Ttu e nti i hi i t. 12 utiooKi it ii t. r It wm ladlra day on tlio l'm-lori I'irk Kronn In yn.ti rd u and a j.rtt lair nuiiilnT w,'io prixi tit I ut ttio othlliitl u tlf) wb tii!S.i)il nun not xorj oik'iiii lulm;. for Ward a liniikllti t null wero willlniul In the eauli-t kind In win I y tlm llurtalol I b IhiHrJok lyn tnntn wmn rattlnd Ir in th.'HTnrt nnd r-uib f ii in t,l ii tc in was Itidi Ik'e 1 m ii.nileniiiii) luiiktb A ktlanni at tin' e-rroi liitnti tol n tlm talc of wi n. Tho homo teutu ,tnrti 1 1 II w oil liHlriK tholr oyi on tho I all an I whon tlm hIiIo wan rellto I tiler had w bat looked like a i oiiiinatiil IliK Iu 1 1 but tlm tik'b Koine rank Heidi ik! llo lal ois tlfd th" Ki'urii In tbo pr-cond Inntiiis. It wn. hard work for little fow. limn totiitrli on uii'ountiil hii iiiln.'riibl sup port, and cotiKDuuontlj this wiib tlm caiiRoof hl4 bnuikliiit uti Ward iook bin out of tna box uiid HubBtltutod lurpby 'i he ficoro. kdustik if i I tirriLotr u) tiiioit k'irn lorre Mia 1 0 8 8 lr1n 31 h J 0 0 1 0 Anilrewe c f 0 li 0 tl 0 liny e t 0 3 3 0 0 llaker J b 113 0 0 Itnwa l l 3 S 0 nrr istti I I 1 J jVim ill 1 1 o l Mtl.eatbv r fl loo oint mtb i I II 0 0 eeerv If I I 0 i 11 Hen her If 13 4 0 1 Warl n I Mlinll! 1 I V (ilk 142 Hal luatl e 10311 rn Ion p II 1 0 I I llailJutk p t 2 0 3 0 Murpi.y.n ..o u i o o. .r.rii.io-. Total u n.'l 1J 111 tlroollyn 4 o n t 0 0 0 1 0- il llafalo 1 1 2 O o n I) l) -13 lariielmnl-llrnoklia 4 I! iltalo 1 ert on ba' Hri'klvu i iiuitai i Unu bate un error rro k l)ti I M itTal i ii llr'tbataon balla nit eua ten l iltllallick iRMgrili' ftruo. ont-lh soa.lera. 1 bi HalJuek 4 b aliinitiy, 1 Mo en taliS-Joua (2) 'eery Wird lrwm wne(J) r ark irl a. ltll lovco urr Moneaetnr Hoe Hal laan llll liytltitier Murr." Throe 1 a. d lili -mr Tntto I lti-1 eectier U) lialiliek Will lllchei HaJ I ck 4 Murltir I ieJ bal llaliui. t inplrea-iiuittrianJ rcrnjion. Tliue-l 1. AtleintaliLO roiTni (r l 7 riTTsni Rr.n ir L) I Posrnn May .'i l art llanlun nl from" or lila tneiitoila) Titers was liothliK atmut their playlnir thai could uiako aim tutliusiastit ih score i ucstiiilr i.l I riTiaeCRCH (r i.) Rlsroaa' lUrini nrown c f llloo ItRtitnu of 1 i I n kelly o .0100 ii Mnr r f 1 I j 0 1 Murphi c l o J 2 I Oniiin. t I w bli key r f i 0 4 o ll iWkter Ittb 10 7 0 1 .ali ilb 110 1 n, tie. ta If 1110 0 llro ,ttirl lltb i olll I hi rime 1,1 b o 1 3 J 2 I lei ar te HI 1 f 2 2 "i tl I'lir urall 1,00322 Irnin a n o I i uiltobitu a, o o ll 4 4 2 I Oilll.ll. .it b U I J ll II Maul p O I 0 I 0 paly, p.. OOJJu jaaijr.i. Tola. 4 7 27111) I Tnta 7 d 27 HI llO'totl 12 1 1 2 0 J 0-1 I ll.U.riih JU200000 0-4 larnot run llimti n 2 llr nia mo Illcharilion. I Tau lao lills-llriuu Hlrhiir 1-nn Unlen ba.cl Han on Hetkley MauL sacrin o tiltl htieliue, (orco ran. rtm baaann lalli-l llily ft byVatil,! firm I ae on orriir-li on 1 illfburiili I Wild pllclui Paly i Sim k nut-Hr Paly J by Maul 4 l!uilrsj humbt and Joue lltue I H AlleuJanto I oua. rtnbLiMitr u) 12. i iiiLariar rina r i I H. I'liiiinmiuii Ma) 22 Knell aa anfull) lid tn itay and VHIlain a awa) oil In Lis work Attend anca tu" Tlio acuru nilkil kuiui (r I I iiitiiiMilr ll n lK.ru a. tl a lr.ro a llallmau r. f u 2 J 0 li Mrleker 21b 0 l li 0 Milnd e 12 14 lilielhtianty t t 1 2 4 0 Mill trail. 2 2 0 0 4,ilrii)tln( I f 2 3 3 o 1 Muli-r Id b 0 10 11 1 arklu lelb I 3 8 0 0 I ri.ua. e I 12 3 0 0 lebean lib 114 4 2 Wool If t 0 il o u Twite lell, r f 12 2 0 1 larrar Ut b 1 0 U u n llailtirl if 110 10 bhamit'li, .d b il ll ll 1 l rutrlllTo c. I 1 1 o t huell, Jl 0 11.0 Urubcr, Ik 12080 Totals II ID Jl K bj lot-ils 12 14 27 12 fl j Plillailelrhla. 0 (1 il 0 2 8 0 1 0-6 I Iftolan.I I) I O I O 4 J 3 12 I una earned-l'lillalelplila 3 C OToIand 2. Two. I ta-ol in Urn inlii.i.t i, ruler Three ta. lun-Cro. tarkiu iMltrhel fl n rill e tilts W,ol hliat nun I roHti nir Ti t .a t rutin n baeea-htiin Ho l-arriir I Mrnkerl I I rowninn- Tall liell I eft on b te I'lilla ite I la a L tie and I otruefc i ut-Plit n ellhla. ilr-ianut t I o ili'e lais nno 1 r-hln He, un 1 larrar leLtall llli l s rtt I) Hi-1 iliau nil t Teljea i tftetta.o mi err ra llnial It hta 2 i let uul t llrl base m la 11 ll i le 1 hia I, I eieiiui talk Ul e I I uaied l nll-Mit Its Imi Ires Maul ews and tjua Hills' lituo I li 'llie AiutiUiiii laanclutlnn. THE I.riOI.I) rn. tl hi. "'t. A t t tti ti on. tct'. cl Alh elte 1 7 It"! 8irattaa It IS 4 t loileetcr 11 H 111. I iiiuttlbua It 14 11) 1 mini 0 II HI S".T.iilri I 12 4.11 &L Lo.ls 1. 12 Mi Itruuklyn 4 1-1 .1-2 LOt ttTULE. 1 un oati t u a Tie t otiisvl lea main dereatel Ihn Jlrcokl)ti8 at I.td.ewuoJ I irk )esurda) rbeatura KlIOkLTk i ll I II LldllLIK. k lii r o i r kltirn i I l.nnel) a I u 2 J Wolf r f I 2 I 0 ll Mm i. I. I "J I i ii i .iii, it f 1 2 0 o i t I I 2 t u ii 1 ill r lata I i 12 u o oliii-n lutb 1 I 12 1 I II. ucb. .rj 1 f 2 1 0 o 1,11,1 II 1 II o lla) luoud. Id b J 2 u 2 I Matllrunre p. I) 0 I 1 O, -hint. Ilk .db.J II 2 4 2 1 It 3 1 u u 1 o I 1 liitntity 1 2 o It 1 I erl al lit .d b 1 2 t ll 1 1 y ill t .12 7 2 1 1 owea o .2 2 2 J titration p .10 2 0 Wnkbeckeri I 0 J o 0 Totals b 10 .1 17 11 tiuudal, i. 0 0 0 0 1 I Totals .1, Ij27 11 0 Hrnnllyn 10 0 0 0 0 12 40 lons.il. u M u 2 4 7 0 11 1-arned runa t imliil le 2 llrooklin 2 llratbaaeon eru r I ou anile iirunklru t. 1 eft on baseB Inula lllje I Uroikl)!! rk rlae on Inls-Ult l,i o (all 1. Struck nut lelitiellk f.) Minou u Iirlelt let, Maui mi re i iierliardl. Mrallo i I omo run Wnif Three take tills u Hrleu T, Hino) Tau L ue t Us nerhar It, Tailor Intniie) I j an bio en I uaia Pall) I a z Weaver Hamburg lajiuon) btiiDtili k i.') biratl u bjirrlt re htte-lluoa 1 lininnl 1 1 limey -tlltl lick Inullo ll" iiertartt Kennel i and I) BrleU Hit Ik i Pet er -lilnnick WIM tu I ea-Maltituure 4. laftkel Lal t- liuwea, 1 W eLkLaker 1 I uiplre li Until ritn--li Atten taiue -On tiriii t t 'i i iili xri I. Srnkit'v May -jracu- went u Pitcher fiaat rikM l day for keea and till t'le ball rl.bt ou the trademark ll e etore ekHatt-k. I cukUMrL. kltrn ir KUroki. WrlshU tl 110 0 1 McTaman) c.f 2 I 1 li o Ut I f 1 1 1 II I bneed if I 0 1 0 I l III la 2 lb .11 1 2 ll II I ru ika. 2d b. .0 0 4 T I Jlornatl r r 0 2 2 0 li Jot lla ill r t 0 2 t 0 0 Mclaua-h II Ikll 1 3 2 1 I ell k Id b 0 0 0 .1 1 Jtryuery iBt b I 0 14 1 t lei me latb o o in o u 1 ut t u 31b 0 111 lliLoiitiir t 0 2 4 11 Ca.ey u ..in 'I 0 reterlny a 0 o 1 0 0 lln.k. c 12 4 1 0 Ijiialrlalll 1 0 0 14 0 Totala 5 0.7.0 j Totali J 1.7 17 4 byracuee o 2 1 2 0 o o 0 0-1 loltimbua O 0 0 2 0 il u 1 n J Fame I run-Kyraciiae, I Tan bale till Mrl'ht ftnlan baaoa l aaey I ly Hi ritnn Mtruuauy Wrtxbu Puub e p a)a Vtl atnrli iu t lillda and Mclyuery Crooka aud 1 eliatie Itaiecnbii a-M) l.t Mckjuery lake) Mtsed l.t, l,a.lrl.hl Hit ly lilttiel ball Wtljfht htrurk n it-ln riraii Mclati.tiln i Ici,uery (2) lot nai it, t-eter ay Uk haintt. hita II) i ru ks, WlllllltUta uuitrla-Ill Tluio I Jo. Luiplre I ll le Inn IICkTim. I ST 101.1. J rCncllkklKR, slai .2 Tt home team won from t io Luuls llrown I lit the Ian, r literall licaellled Hum th a"amo by rank errors. The store t kotllk'TI'R. I it ton Llmni i kluni i hchefl'er rl.ti 1 Jim J 2 Iiors If .1110 Iialcrarthy, r to 2 I 0 o Knoalea. lib 0 1 J 1 1 limnattc t 0 1 U ll 0 lliillls,a 10 2 5 0 iweene) -d b u o J 2 J TO'llrlen latb 2 0 11 0 u Miiutau c 2 14 2 0 (.reeliw d .dU i 1 4 2 o Kerll K 1st ti o 0 II o o Hirko r f. 0 10 1 0 i.ltlliu'r I I ll I B n It Mtlieullirll c II II 4 3 0,1 sue, Jd b. .J 1 2 2 1 Lallluu V 0 0 0 2 li Wtilllrutk p I I o 4 o Totals .7"s27 14 .1 Totals 110.711 rtoci eater 1 2 Ii 1 I il 11 0 11-4 "l Une ll I 11 1 I I) o II o-j i barrltlr lilt Hreenwno 1 llttrka Merits -I Me KeuiUll I aruel ruiia-ltntllokler I bt- 1 t ills Tan I ba-e tills Ito.einall I llltu k Mtliyan 1 liree 1 a, li t Moita rirat bae on ba la PI llll u Hr en i. I i i nan Fuller ui Mci uriln Mum in bmien bakes- I li Urlen fiueri.'i Met artby l.erlua Hits timiuae on err, r-Hoelitr 4 -t. I ills I Mruik nttt-bir, lie) W tilltrni k i2),l osaitiau lluutepla)a Knun leaalid I tilllI.iireenioiil an 1 McKei unli, heriu unaaal.lei) Pa I ball Hunyan 2 I eft l ti Lar-lloibefer il, HU laiula 7 Tlmo-1 41 Lmutre Ilaruuili llieud auce, 1 UJJ iiiiikric, 12 tot in 1 I'niiii iirnt Slay 2. The Aihietlre lis I a aolkover vrlth To edu tins atleruoou. The n.oro aniiniL luikpo it lirai ul Mkrai tt Welch tl 2 2 J 0 0 TeU-Ati n f. u I 2 0 i 1 urte I 1 f I 2 J 0 0 bwariw il r f 0 ll J u l I yi n3ilb 0 2 1 I) o Wer.leu lit b 2 1 lu J I llbrien latb 1 oin 1 1 Mid iiauil.it h. I I p 3 I il -later r f o 1 (i o u Altnrl itb o l j j u lobui-.no J I ft I I btlileb-ik .0 13 3 1 T -baler. -db 2 0 .1 u 2 tan like I f .0 1 2 1 o I oiirny as 2 2 .1 7 u I uahmati V 0 10 10 Mc'luliuu P 2 0 0 i-u2u, fl 1 2 1 1 Tui i a IT 12 27 IS 4 Totals 1 H 27 14 1. Alli'elic I ii 1 0 1 f 12 1-1. 7, le) j 0 oulo ll 0 li 1 Knit. earnel-Alhlelli) I Tote In 2 To hake hits -Puree I 1 ion tunny Three baaa bll-llobli aou. Home run- McMalmll Sacrillie tula i'urteil l,i, T bharer, Alnrd I iluuli b.Re btolen I a-e-Weliti I urtell I yona, T btialer Jwerdett taudyae I eft un baia Athletic e Toledo. 7 Biru.k out It ,li lna ilk warlwoud Warden uabllian, bane In tibia tiuia r bbafer, n Urlen and I'nttiuiju I onroi I, hi ater and n'l rlen l uahtnau abtWenleu lirat base en errors -Athletli 7 Toletn,.' J lrt tae nil I a l Welcll r bbater lnnrov Te eatl, W erdeu, Stbtebeik, (is uisli Wld MP ll tti MaliolL 1 asifd ball baaa tuiplre JJoeitber Tuns 1 0 'llac Atluntlt ARaoclMtlati, I the urconi). I (im Ken irie, ;v r s vin I il T7 I W aatilnston 11 7 I.M2 SeitrarU 11 11 21 pa tun re 11 7 i. Jerer l Uy HI. 4 ij bew Haven IJ K HID Hartford 7 II ftH) Woneaer a 7 mattinniiion 4 17 luj f arklTCH. S, aiwiits 2 aaxra Slay 2-Tie Worr.icr ouilmtted the .Vtaarkana It today, T be stole ohtUHR. atwaus alv ro i a Hlarn.iE. Jeiieslidb I 1 u 0 I (.III eru 3d b 0 2 2 8 1 l ami l m latb t 2 H u J, hniuVl f I I) 4 (i n I UJ rlh C f 0 I O 0 0 M Perill'tt 2b.0 2 4 3 1 Mel. er .lb o l a o He a li u o 1 u u i I riuis ty 1 f o l J o i) poouia. r f .0 tl l o 0 btiili r f 3 1 1 ii I until, a i) o a i ',1.1 i,1 3 V '""I i- o o 7 ti A i.tilLaaaO. 0. ll 2 12 1 Hurl) o 0 u 4 a i Hum (i ..0 i 1 3 0 Siller p u o i i T.laa It BJ 14 3 Tulai i m H 1 iWor eater... O I 1 u 0 (i 1 (1 o j JieWara O i I 1 I o ti i n j Hun earned Woreiiier l Newark I rw, hiuii Hi 111 llirir I aaa hlts-i ain ion 11 etru k i ii l aut, in l ban I In m II d i .una Man ae 1' lly I tr-l ti et r- a.te w ir I lir'lonlal lure K i rd ri i olm. I ar 1 in ikilin lei a i 1 a 1 i Ijrruou l j e a J. in -a- n ii im iiii iiimmrTLi vuir Imfty and Jtcturrenlt Tlni-S 25. Cmflra y nitiaraa 10 smt nrr 2 The l.t tarns In Ilia ftrl aerlea wa, Playad blw..i the irrerrut and its ilinore club at oal.anJ 1 ark leftoidav Tieaoure jfia'T'lfT I attiot mikrr.1 a. I in Vn trim. I f l I 2 I o l.en e. f o I it 0 heal i I 0 o 4 I JlXark .db 112 7 1 luiij rkiilt H ii a I I'Ray t f 12 2 0 1 ."'.v latb ll ll 7 i Werrlck 8(1 b O o I 2 0 ra.1T r f II 1 t n O lower Ktb J I 12 (I I t", A. line 3b I II I 2 I To.n.etiil e 1 J J 3 CI I i kaei a 1 I J 4 2 bumuirr L f 2 1 4 0 I Murlly r 0 I 4 ll I J i Kourke a en (12 3 4 KlUter.la P IUJ I UJO Huatke t'3 i 2 Totals. "3 4 J4 I7l "71 ToUU pill 27 IU tere I'll) 0 0 fl 0 f) 2 0-2 lla,llmore u I J O O U J 4 -10 1 l.amedriins-llaltlp.re I tint baaa nn "o"- Jer Ity 0 ha.fimnre 4 Lett ou bae-Jeray iir IJ Haltlmnta i. B.ne on balls on CUriaraiil 1 off (iRiurke 2 P ruck out-ttoiiiy, Storply, lUKerald Slack M O llnnrVa Double ptay-kaay and Sliniiy -loleu baies-Moiiuokin ltouiy, Murpliy, Macl p.wer M 11 Kourke 21 SacrlCce b iiurkln Kay Hurdnca, I ona Bommer Tieo-baae mil Townaenl i?omiur I"aaa4 Ull-aturphy kmilra Saientlui Tlnie-I II hi hivir 14 wianmoroR, 2. Saw Una. May 2.1 The Lome tasm aurprlaed lit ataunrheat aupnorters aitalu to-day by defaatlna the Waslilirlona Tti acore bkw uva I wantr,tna tt.l raitl R. 1" rn 1 WcKee, L f ...3 2 4 10 Baeilsr, o. I 2 0 2 0 0 It net r. f 1 2 I I 0 iilea'on. 0 3 2 B I I et It -d b I 1 I 0 1 KtinJ rLaooiflOO belt neck Utbl I 1 1 0 Whiatler, lal b.0 111 o 3 La I) e. f 6 4 3 0 0H lltlen 2d b O 0 2 S 0 inula. Jdb 3 3 2 2 I f.cboU,orfU 1 11 I I ant s 1 10 9 4 olJordaa L C .02202 Hortord.0 4 0 I o'lll'l "dt 0 6 2 11 Homer v 110 2 0 Jtslonay, p 0 0 0 10 Totala li M 27 IJ "al Totals. 2 02712 8 I Sew Haven 11 j I 8 1 p 2 p-14 Waahlliuton 10OO10O00-J I arne I runs-New Haven n. Three baa ltlt-Paile Home runa-l ally 2 Hrat taae on tJilla I ynch tint fort Horner, liae tor. l.leaon. SloK Ffrat baaa en rrora-iew llaien t, Waahlnrton I lilt by cilcher -WaahltiKtun, 3 Hiruok out t'ellll. Lane; Baeder Bund, Wllaler klalonei Uiubte play-'lleaon o Hrlett, aulWhlatler Triple play-Stchee Lanir Schoeneck laed tall-tlund ulijiflicliea-llorner, 1, Slaluua), 1 11me-12jl. Luiplre torcoran ST usHTroark llnriford 11000220 0- e MlmlUkton 02001058 ..13 Jlllnor LeaRuaa. IhTEIlhATIOtAIj LEAaUK. Tits RtCOHD. Hon 2it. 2"rt. Wcn.lMt. ret Detroiv... II 1 Pia Sauln'wBCy.i a IM Hamilton. o SOU London .3 Toronto a V 4ii.UulTalo 3 7 .SOd ay LOtipot llamlPon p 3 0 I 1 0 1 0-0 Lotidun 12 0 0 10 3 0-7 Haae lilts Hamilton 7 Londoa trror-Hamtl-ton, ti. London, 4. fltcberi-Pelt and Jloyuira. ST DSTBOir. pelrolt 0 0 2 10 2 2 1 -S bultalo .10000000 0-1 Maae hlt-t)etroll, Buffalo 4. Rrrori-Detrol. 3, liuCaio, 4. Hithera-hmllb and Conway, iMsH-srats Lsanoi (sulk ST UiBllflROIia. tlarrlabori 0 2 s 0 n o 0 0 0-s haalon 03830000.-8 Iiaaohin-Harrlibura e, Eaaten, to Erronf-I'arrla-butu 7 l-aaion.e riaiierlea-UaikltJolu, Oamble, and llolllns, bwlft and OlwalL ar jLTOOKi. laneaatar 0 000000000 AUooSal 0 4 0 6 0 10 0 ..-10 TRI'T1TS LlkOCR. At bprlnjIleld-Bprlnirrlald, 6 Stckeeiport, t At Manafleld-Mat 1old I), Whelln 0 At anton-anton 6, Yotuiiiwwn, L At Dayton-Dayton, 7 Akron 4 MiV IOEK STATE IJtA3DB. aiaLaanr. Albany .01080010. 8 Truy .:.:.;;;::.;.....r:rn:....o 00200000-3 Other Oiimea. it SOCta BKtHLIBBia. tehlih o oio 0 as -18 bl JohnaOollfk 0 0 0 I O 0 I- 2 At Wayne Junction, Pa. Cuban Olanta, e. Lane horn. J The Atteudunee Yeatarday. jr Leaout. Brotfwhtxtt, .Sewtork &t2 SFI Prooklyu t 117 7b0 Boston tow inim ihllftdelihla anuo BOO lota'a 4,840 4,107 Game 'lo.daay. NiTtONsL LKSCrR. Naw ork ra. I IttaburaTti at tha Poln irroenda. ltruoklyn vs. Clnoini an al Waahlncton 1 ark. I hllaUellihla va I hlcajro at I hUadelDbla. Loalulits Cleveland at Boatnn. rLsvsks uttctru kiv ork va TM, anu at Brotherhood Park, lln oklyn ra. Iliiffalo at Pastern Park llnaton va I IttabtirKli at Boston 1 btladelphla te. Cleveland, at fhlladalphla. aHtRlca.t asaocikTtoa. Brooklyn tb. Loularllle at Rldcewood. Atluellc vs Toledo at 1 bllade phla. STLSM1U SEaOCUTIO-l New Haven va Ha limore at Nsw Haven. Worcester Wl uilua'tun, atWorceater. 4ITHKR CSXkB Jersey City ts Stocktons at Oakland Park 'I lie Neiv .Teraey A. C. sittll Teatm. Manager Charles E Annstt of the new Jersey Athleilo Club base ball team has arranged tie following' ached ule of iiaiucs. tatf Orpotlng C7uk rtice i-at, May 24 WeatlndA.C bomerill.e In, Hay 10 cwiorkA O Berxeli Point -at June 7 "Manhattan a. O Sew ork city Wed June 11 "Manhattan C hcrtten I olnt Sat June 14 "Berkeley A, O ...Beraten PoinL W.J, J, ua in )ilortA 0 New lork city bat June.l "Berkele) L Berkeley OvaL Wed. JuneJl tunkeraA C, lunkera bat., June2 Datinllraaof 1-lizabeth Berten Point I rl July 4 llackett Larhart a lo Hera-en I olnt Sat July 3 "VonkersA Herren Point bat, July 12 tiaunileeaof Ellrabclh Mliabelh Wed.. July Iri llerl.ley A C Berkeley OvaL baL, July IB SlaulatianA O Uarreu Point bat July 2t) llackell. Larbart V Co. Harnen Point Wed July JO "oukersA. I' Herirtn Point baL, Alk 2 "New lork A a ...New York cliy ei auk II "Sew tort A C neriien Point Bat. 'ui M "Manhattan A. C New York city. but. At ir -J ."Sonkera At Toukera but auh JO "Berkeley A 0 Bergen Point "Denotes chamt lonahlp namea of the Amateur Atb letlc llilon Baae Ball Leaslte eerls The fo louing datea have not set been filled lnt Wetnealav Slav .n Saturday May Sit Wednesday. June 4 WedneaJat July 2, Wednesday July u. Wed nea la) lul 2J Wednesday, Atia ti, batnrday, Aug- tl, Welnraiat Ainr 2n WeJneslay Aug. 27 and the W t IneaJaya and iatur laiB of heplember C-lubB wish. ItiK lo arrange gamca abuuld address Charles K Annelt, Barotitis n j To date tht team has playe 1 six games, winning foar an t io.tng two The victors wre the team of the btatenlaand cricket and West 1 nd Atbieilc cinbs The taniulahed nine, were Ihoaa of the Ktalen lalsud Cricket Club, rltevena lualtlule, Columbia CoUego,andi the Fort (jreones of lirousl)a. lloa Hall rVofea. Welch and Murpliy will be the battery (or the New orka to-day IlaHTroaii Lla 2Z Burns was allowed to go after ouegime be not showing up well Will third baaeman O Cnnnell, late or the Itrooklyn Aaaiiciauou telegraph tils addrtai lo ProalJeot Lang of lb Hariior I team r I reaidaut I anir or the Hartford Cluh was In town lait nUht In aearck of playera lie aal I he v. as tire 1 of his Creaeiti team aud villi make a number of obangea lie a MgueJ II b. bmlth of catlfurnia. the fiillowiug telegram waa aent out yeaterday to tbe Nail tul 1 earfueclula I tTiaai Run. May 22. The re port tt at I a tvtae coiibollilstlon of tl e two League aud uggeat enntereiice aud conn roniUe tl absolulaly faao J I at aai ti n Nan I Astherra tltof Tlm Keefea vlalt to Philadelphia last but a) I ri I limilep. late of the Pittaburgti N Ul C tti, ha. beeu secured lo plav horl stop for llie New Soik l I i t lub. He wl I lay bis II rat game at Un theruiod Park on baturJay agalmt the Cleveland Club. Liuiaitits May 22 Secretary Phelps of i tie Board oa Arbitration announced Una evening ihat the Board bad decide 1 In favor or Ml waukee a claim lu it 11, Pel tit I etilt ia cuji ined froi i roniractlng or Dialing with any otrer club and alt eluta are warned not to deal with tiiui The papers were returned b Chairman aui.ug lu la sni.iu-r May .2 Stractiae today accepted the terms of elcb-r Tom O Kourke. recently released by he New lurk .National I eagueUlub U'Kotirke la the lluaton oalctter of a tear or two ago lla bsi been rclerr llo report at once If hta errtoti aressllsrsc for) Draly w duullleai be relealed Hlght fielder Mike Horn nf brracuie who recently laid off and fined by Manager Iraer fur alleged Intoilcatlon was re natate to lay He denied that I a wea Intoxicated nil 1 b ought frrwardiu ligool wllneisea to pruve Ibat tie was noi tiiat tie was promptly reinstated. Tl a lirii.kljn il" I.) c,ub ilmlied htlda meeting at 2 .Naaaali street yeaterday but Beoretary Worth told a h rrportar llialli waa almily a meeting In which ii autre i erinlulrig to the roustruction of haatern Park njt y werediacuaaed tei retarv Worth further aaij tbat at far aa he knew of the Itidlvl lual opluiot of the dl redoraof the tlub all were t ertectly sallatled Willi Hie coii.lluiiinr iil.ilra iu Hri.cU n although the alien I antra were nut aa large aa estected hill! they were c un lent that with gout weather the patronage would be lire itly intrraaet ThuraJay has beeu aettied up in a In ilea' dav b( eaklug for tiliiiaelf unly becreiary Worth tea arm 'e lever in u change of schedule and lie lonteuda that If the 1 layera' League would do that It rouldn l help but auoi eel Aaaolub, however he did lit t think Ilia Urooklrita would agree to a changi. beo rrtart Woriltalaii belirvealu the .1 cent tariff and ha would like to it come to thai at Haatern Park a ule r I'llnrelou Hurlal Truln Tlift Penn. arlvanla llultinari. The lerlalvn rharnpionahlp gains of base hall lo ba a)rdai Prinretoii balweeu llie men of the abi ve ior rge. I i talr tu attract an unusually large gathering lor Ilia acooiuiiiodatlun of lhoe running over lu J r nrr on the I anneihanla Ka ir aj will furnish a apectal tralik leaving New lurk fuoiot tortlaudt ant ileal ruaar.at at I In P M on balurdar. May 24 bg curat, in tl ketaulll le sold at rate of UVUl lucludlur admleklon to t) game Returning the apettal vrnl leave after the close of the game Jdt. I.-eaUwe' liar at Ilrnttirrliood IrU. All btsr Chicago vs. the World s Champions I allies free to j ark and grand aland ilaina called al 4 I M ale Hilar II all Nrn I'olo Ornuuda 1 o.dar. crand league rhampluB'tilp i.ama. New lork ra, fltDburgh came 4 P M Adiulsaiun W)c -4Jr llaan Hall Waahlaclon Park To. duy, Hroi tlyn vl riucinnall llameat4P.M Adra Mic 1 ttlb uv 1 aud horse cara dlrcot U2i llu.e Hull, r.n.lrrn l-ark, 4 I II, 'a 1 it n i uitiaii p uaiiie, Hrooklyn ia Hufia o ra Ui, o -J (i manamAmdassmmmLmmaAWOla a chat mm Mtninwr vat. Clliba aaant I.tra aaal P-r HIb Halarlea Mlthoiit Heller Iilrone. rreildat,! Pruali of tha late Indtanapo Is club and Frederick k Eiearnacf the old tie roll club were lu tliecily )eaierday Tbe preaence of theae neiiknowa base ball men hare at ti.e earns lime wiih the recent deitof President lloblaon of lae I levelan I (N I. )r un, ha rautel qutla a little tlr In camp Prealdeni Hay however aaiuredaben reporter laat night that their rlllhad ao bate tall Ignltlcanca whatever Sir Bruin.' Bald Prealdent I'y "m 1'" old beys in reverence, anJ aa h s vhlt to the city will take up Hie greater rrt cf three or fours (lira ha will mot llkly alien I tne Poln grounda more than once Mr btearnnsl ere on private bualataa He la still quite euthuaiaetlc over the U and 1 haven't the allghtait doabt but tlial lie would like to hie city In lh National League rnk again bat I cannot see where Detroit or an) other city haaaghoitof a chano to be admlltel the wa) tltlnga look al praaent Preatdent Robtaon la tborotrtlr aatia fled with Ihe outlook In Olei eland but neither or the oppuiing olubs bate bad tbe right opportunity to die up the lluatlon In that rlty -Then there l no ImmediAtB came for a meeting of tie National League t" asked tbe reporter None whatever r. What your oplnlen of the situation Mr, Day I "Tha proapecu ar not rery nattering I muat jav Illuokaaa Itttia Intereat In the game waa rece ling feat. The people are not turning out aa of rore, tliala sure Why. telle tbe attendance, for Inelance. al the four Brotherhood gama on Wedneaday, They uuin tare J I believe about e,ln SJa wouil hare oon Idered that a mere flea bite laat yey if there were no more peraotn than tlial nt one game on tbe Polo Grounds, under fair con litlon of courae. Tbre oal true thing at out It and take the ft Paul olub. whoae franrhlae 1 believe la for ule aa an eismoje I nleai the atwraano. Rro-" mafier clube cannot aurvve with aturfelt of players on h" tnatket, and poor patroitag., aalarle. inuat nee.aaartlj come down There no doubt on that tQi rea'ident Day laid that he had receive a letter )ea ttrlayfrom Mr Hodenof the Boat in (N. L I tlub lie atataa ibat hia clnb la aa aollJ aaa rock and that nn filr. nled be".Jp,S,."d as to the future condition of ""Oblcagn uiml ID be doing poorly by the National League Club 1 queried the reporter. "flh. that a nothing' m Ungly renl lei Mr par "The fatt la, tbe t hlcago Club tould lire for three yeara aud not make a cent The Ilerfceley Teunla Tournament. Tha preliminary rounde In claaa B of the Berkeley tennla tournament took place yesterday afternoon at the Berkeley Oral UorrU Dock. A fair uuniber of apec tatori were preaent to wltneaa the games The courts were In fairly good condition though rather otu Tho ground! presented a moat picturesque appearance as nolonl) waa tho tennti tournament going on but the Columbia College athletic team were at wurk attempt ing to make a dead aura thing of winning the Inierco lagl.le Cup for their alma mater The rellluluery rounds In the tournament reauiled ai follons II (amp beat A B Klnley o-l i-il e-4 K Oulbt beat Harold SlcCormlck, tl-4, 2 U, 8 3. E. a Tnomon beat H, Cumba, u-i, t J. The following drew b)ea A S ltun)OQ O n rten baw, O Her rick larel, H Sici ormick. Dr J. H White, U W. b)iul I b Paenden II (olb), it. Bloodgood P bjmi (k I Ketiogs andC E, Lord The following byes were played off llarrlck beat Perot i a o Colby beat teeaenden 64 unllnUhed The aet betneeti Colby and II SlcCormlck waa rery clo and well conteatad. P A. Tt omaon played an ex eellent game, but hada walkover ngainat Ida opponent un Wednesday claaa B In the club tournament waa begun. Sir Warner beating Sir Amoryrt 2, I i) 1, alao class A In tbs club tournament Sir H Colby beat IngSlr akldmore 8 2, 1 7, u 3 leaterdav-a matdi tu thaolubtournamant class a, waa played, P. gyms beat ing B, byma-. 6-A 8-0 One match In the mixed doob'es of the olub tourna men! waa also played yeaterday Hr John b White and alias Marion Head defeating Mr 1 andall Stllanury ant Mlae Perley balLauury n 6 o Tnere are now two tournament! In progress at Ihe Herkele) Oial, i laaa It, open tournament and claa A and H and mile 1 double In the club tonrnament Class A, In the oien tourna lent will begin on Monday. Lallea'dat Is set loan or day2k for wh.h tbe clnb baa bused 4 ion tnvlta tlone On that ocoaston the winner of the utlxed doubles in the club tournament win play anexhlltllun match axalust Sir. H. B. 1 arklnl and Nllaa Cahlll of the Mew York Tennis riun. Tbe club regatta on the llarlcm Hirer will also take place on that day. IVheelln-c The FUzabeth Wheelmen hare Bmpended their Inltla Uon fee until July 1. The Patrroount Lady Cyclers have called a club run to Deven Inn for Detoratlon Da Buffalo contains a wheel club whoae memberahlp IB composed entirely of phyelclana The kings County Wheelmen will take a run to the Irrlngton course on bucday next Twenty two men have algnlfled their Intention of par tlclpatlnglu the Klwell Lurolean lonr Tommy Hall of the King a County W heelmonls lonke 1 uponaa the tnau to break the Irvlngton record thteaea on. Peeretarj Haaaett of the Uague of American Wheel, men received J21 applications for membership latt The Mlasai Nellie and Nettie Mulford two wet known lady bicycllets of Newark, hake Joined the Lea.ue of Amerleai Wheelmeik A B Bookman manager of the twenty five ml e road race arranged the hatidtcapi of the (enteatante en tered lu the Mllburn road race on Tuesday evening W R. Rollins, a wall knotm Brooklin wheelman, died onWedneada) In Prooklyu from luxuries received by being run down by a honeuian wulle riding bis machine recently. Although It La said that George Hen lee will not rare this eason he would be a great acniait!uti t tbe King County Wheelmen a team should no determine to du a tittle work on the path A remarkable feat of endit-ance waa dlaplaied re centl) by a thirteen year u d 1st A bert Hoothru)ii by riding from I ondon to Bournemouth, a distance of 101 miles. In leas than thirteen hours Sir Bower of the king s aunty Wheelmen who waa on Handa) laat run down In I roipect Purk tuldai i reporter yestrrda) ihttitls hta Intention lo pUBh the case and have Sir llauly pay dauiagea What prnrnlees lo be one of tbe greateat gathering of wheelmen ever held will be the Hamilton tu irna mem to morrow All the craik fl) era are entered and uuleaa something unusual octurs fculuo remarkably faal time should be made. Chairman Murphy of the kings County Wheelmen s Race Meet Committee ea)a that preparation will short 1) beglnon tho Waahltgtun 1 ark traik tnjulit in re cord breaking shape for tha'r meet on Juue and fur tblapnrpoae the club will epure nuexpenae Tbe tlret national colored btcicl tournament erer heM will take place at Brotherhood Park Ml 1 mile, on Sunday June Pntrlea are open to all colored blry ctlsta Invitations bare beeu aent to all ihe colored wueslueu of tbreago and w aahlugton to partltlpale In the eult brought by the Heading Blocle Club agalnal W I Wllhelni well known to racing fame, to recover a silver cup valued at 7 whloh Wtibeltn won nnier the Heading Club colors a iury laat week very Juatly agreed that Wilhtm hating won tbe cup by L s own elloru. was entltleJ to ante. Arrangemente are practical!) completed for the rl gantte bicycle tournament i f the New Haven Bicycle Clobtobrbeld on June n The mornlni will be glreu up to the receiving of rlaltora and a parale lu which it la axpee ed about 1 0 i wheelmen w!) larltclpale. Among the fast men entered for tLe racea are Wlndle llendee echumacher, and others. Odda and 1-nila or Huorta, J fl Harriinan the tranacontlnental pedeatrlan ar Ilred at Albuquar ine, N SL on Ma) 17. He c alma to e ahead or time J4u miles or set eu da a The t any la to fine rondlllon Arrangement! here been completed al flreenwlrh 111 for agrand wolf hunt lo lake place on Horace Sic Neil! a farm. Mar .3 which w I I be Ihe blggeat at orlltig erentlnttie county annate Not le thuti loo men will take part in It. and beildea tho two wultea known to haunt the farm. It la expected to beat up bait a dozen or more foxes At San Antonls, on Mar la Thomas Dunbar matched alx blrda agalnat A h. Anderaon for lino a nght and tf on Hie nfth right Dunlar aelnckrn ram. from I the grist farm In deorgla. Anderaon warelma!i bred llrda They were heeled by exprria the nor lie gurf being uaed and proved to be unlveraalli bard an 1 game flglnera Hve inalcheaout of the alx were won by Dun bar Tbopll waacrowued, aud outalde beltlug waa kery Tl ere la lo be a wreatllng tournament at the bt, I mile Brotherhood I ark on Mai Jl beveral prlrea have t een offers I. an I tl a Hrat a caah prize of .M(, all te wreatled for by 1 ran lewis The -(rangier and Pr neatlloeler Amnng the entries are J Jaisen Inula Heiker anlM I aligad rf ol the bnulh bt I mla Tu-n vereln ,h'av) welgl Ik vrlin win wreitle fur n knit 'i'.X ''"'rd Hlatk an I ll Michel of the olymric AthletloClubandi tliera ".i. The eiroria to aecure flrat prize In the long ami draw n. out whiat tourney of the Hrunkl)n Btcy e lub atil! keep the membera actho lour garara were plated on wedneaday evening leaking the position of the game to date si fo lows Jl una Won. I it 1 true. iron. JVzt. Halle) -B 7 Meleer 7 11 Barker 7 pi lunch I 17 Brnah. 1 11 Kawuond n 4 Corly 8 n Slimier 13 4 Fox .4 S Mutton 13 t roller 11 lorry 7 a Hebtrt.... 10 1 Weed 4 Joim 1 17 bnedeker ...7 1 Lewie 3 u btar rl 1 Ma culm 4 1 Abaoiiu, Honn., May 22 -William lake a tarberot thla place T II oleinau of New tork atti.utid 1 liarles Nerrlam otCcboea N all colore I hare engated in a thirty day' fast for a wager of fiou The men are friends, aud hare kept the mailer quiet aim ng Heir 1 moai intimate mends aa ineyno not wlalt notoriety The fast begin on May I a 11 1 each inun lawatched by friends of the other partlrs A Hut reporter saw lake tbn morning He 1 a barber, and le quite an alhle e barligwun ereral short dietance running mat hea He aav he feel drat rale- nek er better All be take I plenty of water and an occa-lonal glaaa of ale lour teen year ago lake faate 1 twenty alx daya. He re celred a letter from the foboea man tbta moriiltig which reported him as quite aick Coleman Is alia .11 right I rliart. The 1 olurabla Co lege Cricket Club will prol ably play no more games this year 1 rlrket taaoitieihlug new al I ul imbla and. although tl ere are a tew got d plairra In the college it le dlnTr-ull luat at Praaent lo get new men to train The start however, liae been made and next ear cricket wl I undoubtedly take a mure prom tnent pi altlou among the college oris Tlere was a fu 1 rej mentation of delegates of the cluba forming the Metroi ulltan lllatrlot I rlcket League at the meeting laat night at 8 Hruadwa) Final nr rangenieuta were completed lor theofeolug gatitra at 1 roapert lark on Halnr lal and aireral alteraltoi e weie made lu the two t ant T rn Hall firili avenue anj biateetilit street Br kiwi ha. tern ilgagel an 1 afler Hie match a 11111H1 w I be aerved Uierr Alter Ilia aemoklng imcerl will take place which will I e Ira aldelrver by li A Miinrii of ihe Manhattan t lull hev eral artlna ut well kn w 11 nblllly will a; at In lit mull, al part of Ihe irngrstume an I theapeaketeou the orcaalon wllltucludea 111 al a I the cricket ran ra In Newlork Thegauie will tecatled at 2 u c o k ahara and Btumpa wui be draw 11 at a Te-u llounda I noiiali'ror Jrn y HUkry, A lively glove light to a finish waa decided at an up town resort at nn early hour yeaterday morning Tbe contestants were Jerrr lllckey of the fourth Ward and Dutch Oleaaou Tan round were foualtt In whlrh III key reteived terrible punlsiiraeut III i kuoikedoutlntl e tenth rount by a blow on the Jaw (I fa. on waa declared thewlnnir an 1 awarded the I riecfj-n hi wer wa loi.el after by loin I'ollina and Jack Harrlgan and ilea n waa attendtd b toucg folej aud Denuy Maloney nil lor 1 our Letters. There re leper al ttu 0te for 11 Lacei e I HtlUOTIMl. 'I lie Holiller t Creed mo or. I A (art of I kit relni-ntl drum corr-ot th 8-Tct7 frit l.tittuictit, N B N of ttiU cltf went un tttk at th rtclmour rngi Tiltdi,y lirrr t t un lr the new rejeu atton till j-ear Hi niutirtan ate ex.tctcJ to AHi-Iiit tu mi plylriif th fiiatiimen with anmiuriitinti A n.ll to wtipjJ tith rnft ti lHI-,t lih iran arh r, nut. na I o rnutnlc of anin.ut.1tu n t.j il.rviii-.il in charge uf Hi artrual Itm tart are itfii tnrtidd g,er to the inu.u.tnv, wlio run tliera a one tl llnur itiarkrtiiitn, dc otitltitt loadeJ trj aud collect Intf ctnity tiifi Ttity arr mao eiiccted to ail-t lu tup' rlMtikf their regtmenu with amuiUDitiun lu th-Tolley and kirniUh Trinz Avarrr) tray f.r ammunition that leavtt tt atnenal I u In l acrmtntel (or and nt err cium raj reiurtiel the n ati trt. (riii(ntl. ooiiiei-a t tiiakft h tour thA rHtitren in Mured of m f-t-ltii ttht Thet n 1 1 Hut if b cc.ivJi.tbit tu tl. wurk outside uf Ilia Jat or rtn..o! Mo It 1 Ite puna raur i hy the. tminlplant. li that the are not lilrtd to Knn 1 li rtt nti 1 do lti mri Ttiej r f'ttid lu furiiir.li 11 I, c ii r the ttu iniviit I ai h un.l tu ald M j. dav thfir renlinem M.i on dutr Thar hai tieen rnnlilarable vriinibliiiir Bin mt tt a municltneof tha dlOerent rckfttnei-ith lUl went to rae 1 nioor thti Te-.rul.tM, tneytounl tha work tli- wera rcnulr! tod i whan thef unt there Ihera aa innle cUed ripoaitlon to the new rtile until 3 eater la when AotlliK Adlutalit Lieut. HUtf ordered MiiftlCUta Wl Mam l ushtiikf -iatiiea "auiuela John Woll t-reileri t Tralnor and Itlrhard Oweoa to uti the pu-h cart and I aaM.t lndea Invout theniuuiunltluu luehlnn samuett i and Mo I reru.od to ob tho orlar 1t raid ttirjr 1 wer tniiMclati not latirer Lent lilRtfH irave li riu the option f ouevlntf tha order or elo? p aced unuier arre(. They reiterated their le(eru.lt.atuii hot 10 Itiah the carta and ttie Lieutenant t laced them uti ler atreat and reported tt e mutter to Major W a Iiowm wtia waa In ooninian4 of the regiment M n were tl en detailed from tha reirtUaeiit to Uu tba wurk and tt e practice begi.11 1 Tie otTeoce la nottonked on n anr ftroirt violation of I th "late mlltar end tt Is tltni l a questl it ae to lhadotlea tnuelclai are experted to ertorm when out with their r-ir nientR It waa toe remain ler of tie I Seventy tlrelihat went to ireeltuoor jenterda tin I (rrtater part of the regiment hatliitr hal their iiiru ut Ihe butta thedar bffore Thda waul tie lor ahoutliiir. with tha Mln I on the tariiels out of the se.etit. men I who went to the rangaa twee i.uaiti.4 aa tirtt rlaa markiuien total of 42 pointa le nere-taary to ijuttity ou thoiharpiboolera range Theaoura riKfrcL-sn M.kKSHttVs SH-armifiOTBRl' RANTR, Iti(, sot rny fi u tu rtrtn ikp 8trr ornciRS tt Jd. Tital lilt lds.Tbtal Major A Downa 17 17 10 10 1 triT a. Hr-t I lent T V Tlnirfn Id m .'(3 lft Irmite K M. t arrlngtou H It Jj 4 4 IruateL.1) Smith. 17 t' ju U 12 IrlvattrP t, Tailer 1 10 Ul ll 11 I'rl.ateW tJ. Llark to la at 7 7 royriT 0 1'rlvate K V. Hrendel n 10 10 32 12 12 itiue.Mr u UraL 1,1 tut. J Winner 17 20 ?7 II 11 .'rival- it Cole well 17 17 It S, SweetltiK U H .to U 13 LIlMrifcY tt Corp A M Llchten-!eln ll 17 HI l'riT.to W. II barter Iri IB m its .1) u 'I tie Anierlcnn hthnotluc Annrtatlnn. Rittiii Cirr. Way 2 The acorn In the American EhooUnr Aeeoclat.on tournej to-Ia) were jMa'cIi l-iataruets oj en to all eutruico 37 n tnea First inoua. won hy Ililey second by 6tew art and Hudd, third bj spencer and Lone Jack. Match 2o einrtei and J airs vj cu lo laaiteB H and C entrance $2, 21 entrtra firat tnouev w(ln by H tew art, hpc iii-J h North and actte. ttilrd by llicltey uud aUachalor fourth by htieiaer. Matcb 3-Heven Ue blrda entruncn f;; 22entrie Hrst money won by VlcUlitf. Hull an 1 Meiicer Bei. nl by Lone lack third t y t hnteau. fourth V Mtyer Mutch 4 rlfteen targeia or.eii tt) nil nntrance 42 10 eutrlei. Urct iuunc win b torhy an 1 Me art, fee on 1 1 y Hud J Llhutu and aNurth, third lj lajtlto und hpeucer. Mutch Ten urneti op n to olasi C entrance 17 entries Hr-t mot ey woo by McUhee, aeouud br Talor tllrl b hnuche Match tt Ten iliulea and t! ree pa'rs, open to nil; en trance f 2, Im rturUtt Hr-t monej wtn by Mrwnrt and Faneut, aacon l b .North and l-aette, third by Vvt. lUchelor I Utottand Hudd Match 7i Ian A. .0 target, open to all f 75 guaran teed target extra eutrut ce V 12 entries Hrst money wrn by snencer, 1 lllott Hudl and Nurtht ec ond tr ohb) aud ilcd, third by leUo, 1'ancut, anl bact V r. Uatoti f-riiii It 1 targets oitn to clan r, ra (TUHranteed emraticoj' 1" vntrlea Mrt tnniiey won bp Stewart an 1 JM-nfer cmdbv Meyers andiron... third by l-a)ette, raueut and lUcholor, fourtti by 1iy lor and I onelHck Match HiU. P 1 tarireti Clafj es A an 1 B barred, f-7 guaranteed centrum: iS li entries Hni money won by Tiinr eectnd b lleara, third by ilourts, fourth by ilark, Halen And I ang Mitch l Ten Ile bird1 u guarantied entrance f" -O SI entries Mrat mon-ij won b) iludd Thouian. t-pencer and hlllntt eecoti I b htewart, tkdei an 1 latter thirl b. lllckey Mtrnl and UalUwell, fourth bi Ialtmr an 1 Lnderwuod. Match lll- iteen titrgeta open to all entrance IR!. 17 entries Hr-tmonn uon bv Mead an 1 itatche or. second by tHuweirt, Nurtb liudd, audKlckmati third by 1 fluent Mat oh 12 Keren lire blrda entrance f' JO entries Flrat money won by Ta lor Klley an 1 Mcohee, second b Ktiochu audainltj third bj Lautf The IIUImIUo Unu lub. The regular lucntulr soot of tlio Hillside Gun Club at Louis VI ler s Dexter Park yesterday was not very largely attended although th weather was tine with Jut euoieavh Mud to five an extra zest to blue rock shooting Mauy inetubera remained away because the club badge, tbe emblem of the club championship, had been won for good by that skilful young- trap ahooter. Henry Knebl, Jr Of course tha ab-ence of any olub tirlze did not male the meeting au more Interesting mi hal ihe members known what wan in a tore for them, thev would j rob&t U hae attend d In a body Mr. I outs lller the pro, rie'or of tbe Dexter Park ihootlnr kro in la t ante to the rescue of the club and presented a t btidame heav. cod medal t the Hills Ue luaraa men lu te compete 1 tor durlnir the remaining four moult s of ihe club st ooMug ye-vr In x cmerdav s con tent Mr link won the U l.rbtda,Q Miththe tiaudaume I ttLori uf 17 out of the t slMe at -I surd. riie rrea 1 wata goo I second wuii n Hweej p-tJii ahootlug lot lowed the regular club eent Thetc real C ub shoot for th. It:I-r ba tge 2 bluericksea h 21 yards rise Detlauf h link, 1, llur.er lu C imin; liftin U 1-reeN IS HaULh. 14 l-tve sweej stakes at 6 blue rocka each man Jl ja-da rise: ISvttp a.Strttj. J "Suet? iSvrrp TifiL 1mtt. if. sj II UN it 1 11. v link '-0 J 2 S tl '-0 h2 Ietlaiif 8-2 41 oU O 173 Unrger 41 3-J 4-1 4-1 14-0 (unuiugham 4-1 2 t 3 2 J 2 1 h Irees 8-3 -J 41 123 Ilorck a-2 41 3-2 0 15-5 Hyer 41 bo 4-1 1-2 IU ft fcaoh o O 3-2 4-1 4-1 Id- Kitty 4-1 2-J &O 4-1 IV-i Brem .5-0 3-2 &-0 --d 15-5 To Bboot for u Cup. Long liRiirH, May 21 The Central fluti Ctub has ao cepted an imitation from thutountain huu Club uf .rookl)u to tal.0 part in a shoot tijt tournament for a f 1UU atlver cup on tha grounds of the 1-our. tain C nb on Thursday June Thet-enir.ln hate selectel ttie fnl loulngteam Wl lla in I (amtlell, KiiKha Trite, I I Hip betl) Jr. ueirke Lttbtfri and Ji phla Vun Kyke sutKtitutca. Willi mi 1 I'rue kred lieI 11 1 1 tt ui It Joliue aud 1- Ward 1 TnLer Tbe couipetimr teams wi 1 be roin nta uf (He tucu eicb, each tnau to ehuot at tcu 11. a bird hlioutlnu -N"ti. The postponed stool of th Cresr-nt Gun Club wJI take plate at L Mnlrr a Dexter I'ttrk I. I, to-day Th trams of the Anne iuu C uh and the Long Is and hitrutnaii h Hub vMl sh ot a return niattli at blue rocks in the tlrxt week of lunu The llrookln K It t-cl ueten Coritt, rapt. Charlei Hcintif i.ke) will o en tie rd. 11 wiih an open to all prize ahooi at ltlda.rwtK 1 1 nr-. ti hit 0 11 aud 12 The irinau Amrrlsan M tliy boclety of this city wld ho il ii thirteenth .tniuul ir 1 cliuoiund buwnntf (oiatxTot luue and J at L.on 1'ark lOth street aud Mulla avenue The be it If ul we ii her of W, dries lay Has inducement enoiikh tor the rnarksu en to Hi iuUe lu their faurlte t iiilme aut 111 c 1 no jueiicu. lhit 11 embers or the Mar lun I n v Club tun ed ut In a ro U number and tha fun hd at their 1 111 s Mitrlwi N .1 isof a high pitch Intheinclal oinpt-rlnou f r ilium 1 1 mslilii honors the fol wiiiaf i(ir v. r 11 ale 011 tbe (unltrd S ring tarkt at.OiyarU li-m D Auteurelih 107 Wui Wbrr Ll sen i-m J l.et bau, IM c, Haui I le 177 I "utun 174 A I rami 16t J j-Lf-lfh r IHJ Thin fin 1 A Hauck, li7 Ueorge I.arik 111, an 1 rtm Iloeraoh. 1 6 At the regular week tatiie competition ofthArx CfM r illile tlib wt h o curred 1 11 Utti-an Mint I Ki,iinr street rana-n lertiy 1 lr, last lueatay eyun tug fert- an a 11 1 arke I de rease in ttie attendam e of MiarkMiien uotnlthtrtnuding the fac thai the rangen are an u ug n 1 dui iia- then HjI ri in Th loltow tig co re w re a nnltalietl out r a noaatbla .10 p int. K I. Iln'f -1h ,j bIe,?.,er- J p W-tnl-e 7 ll lloih.wel 1 Ct anntnk. t4 Villain V er t. J .lennei-ev, 2jit U Olark, ISO U liaUillla 2, and A. Hau-.k 221 The M Her Hifie i lub Capt IL Dewey, of Iloboken N 1 haai'sueda .er attracti.e trpgramma fur the fnurih annual afrliijrshooi i Icnla an f summer nigh, a festival to lo 111 un la ratluDftyai tho I nnn 11,11 f.ei ue 7n lark Tl n shm ting irogrimina In cluiFii Jiugat th .vrug target un u .1 Mrl ratue an at tie bull k-t( urg-t on tie rami range aid i d-lort rnnir-e coiujMllu restricted to ..ranr rlile- The stoning i, o.eiituul ci intra Tliriea confi-' ot t tJ in caMt an I a h in Isoms gold nil l4i f r tbe l fit three target, tin the short r 11 e Then wt l hTwO e altet prie shoot .-hooting on tie t.rkei of Innor i-u vumciutj.rsou ana a eietl lurkft f r I tie julf- 1, tt Kanor of this c t anl the Vajrr rr 10 U li 1 a niatrhat ('live Urlion I rb h groun ts Ne irt. tu Wedn;slay the c n-l leratlon bulug 1 murr for twelte. fho dinner wan t- okttl ant waiting 1 th two conte-tntfatle 1 to til In an rtpi earunr Liter In Hie Mjiernoou a nuuibcr of Newark trait -h j.rrs arrl e 1 a the Krouud- tud the blrde ere -hut at iu a tries uf sweepstakes with the fullowjngfeu ix firtt scicf.l ThrX ituri tph .Sticrp tSUfi Sutftt, Ovtrp Aiterl, Tttot KM KM KM k M KM KM fi Caatle 4 tt 4 (1 J I 4 I 112 .H 1 1 J 1 rb 1 I 4 0 4 l 7 0 Hi 2 1 It I. Hedlen Ul 4 n 31 it j. .75 yr 11 u 1 saton 4 0 ui 4 u .1 1 u 4 .10 i.usdrinu 3 1JJ a t h aatla i X 22 riutiflnu: .Nuten. Pr it ot Mar 22 -Jar s: flrpatrlik the (tnilUn featler we gnt wm matrhe I tins eventtg t- 'I ar ung it rphy f fruti leuco ul the (itadsi.ii All etic 1 lub nrx. lontti An all ic enter tulii ruent i t I e he I at tl e n rvialk lijn l!uiifoii luue 2 Juiitny I iici Dunn, j ax knot 1 al AU anh an I Mart u I'eiui e will vtuir roiitil. Martn I)eui -ey I otltr ii to w m ouiid tnau that bo iat tu t tt row It) iliteeu in!, utei Jack Demi j arrive 1 at ea tl 1 n May li in com 1 any wtli I'a Ida llormau au J Have 1'aiiipt ell It was mm lu referent to tho oliui et k of Alf M t 1 eli of 1 1 gland to A if til him brror. the aliform Mb 1-1 ut 11b Detilj sev -nld tofl Vu I t tl I tig 1-ti ml Id 1 tit fighter I vi at t ton est- Ifhawiil not fight I aut o meet an) c titer fr ci. mitu wtigl Ing I' 1 nltlti I iiivlari I (nr ituy mug ut f r fr 111 iot-1 an 1 wi I tun a jeuuy to on wl ich side uf the At unlit, us meet A Iruul t riie fir! t fumlshe 1 .vJtilaj ami ifn nt for a large rr J t n ll Hi li-ii rttervrtiii u at I ar k N It on t-av lu Ti e 1 rit.t i a s ware a Mg 1 1 an J r li true I Ha i-k an1 a iir ri.atr so tar k -n as 1 ir u ho rtr I in I a arnn nn r in i ai i v.h t lit t ern n-l i I e t. u r t ri ii i tnrge htd lot s tl e trail r wet I t kt iat neiit 1 me blot 1 1 rov,n I- ti t uiii tnli3 mi f i i a wti 4e J t Nil n h x ui ti tnittrd y a I, wn in I in e mi ed 1 'MM ir stmie f nr i a irk a il it n .nlmiii ring we 4' t 7 hi l ..li 11 11 ictry- Ituth liltU llcttt l-avdiy b t I KING OF COCOAS-" ROYAL COCOA FACTORY." H Kings are but men, but all men arc not kings. Therefore, j l j i when the King of Holland says, as he did by deed of August HI !j 1 j, 1889, that he is greatly pleased with M 1 Van Houten's CqcoaJ I "BEST GOES FARTHEST' H j and, entirely unsolicited, grants the manufacturers the sole lj iB j 1 right of styling their works the Royal Cocoa Factory, a sig- H niticancc attaches to the act which would not were he Hj j! not "every inch a king." M H 4trN4Nrs2Njf4r JtSs JilLLIAItnS. Hlnaaon Plj,s, MoCreery To-dnr There will be a big treat for Millard lovers at tha 1 Columbia rooms this afternoon, when George I" Blosaon 1 will play a match game with Wayinan McCreery, the Bt IouIb amattur expert, McCreerj starts for Bu I Louis to morrow, and Motion plays him lu order that klctreery shall not be disappointed In bis wish to mast 1 n 1110 Lateru ptftjer. Ut he offered to play Maunca I lal y, but the oft r was dei lined Daly being nut of trim lie has ahu oQered tu dlncount O Idle and Tuwtifeiitt, the lutil amateur cracks but this otter too, wa nut tintlt e 1 He said in slot. uon s a night or two ago tt at he c mid beat II lam l att n ami ft match for -MJ grew out of the disou-sloti w tth tha student Mr reury warned io tilay at od la of Im5 to Mosson fi t b 11 ai ha 0 aimed that he coul I lis at ntton or Magtiloii the Frenchman Mosot. roull not c ncede those olds The two fliia Ir comprjti.i-"d n th odds of nJio '2'. Thegame will be Winch balklme for 3-.S acldi tame will b oulled at 1 V, M Hit aaoti aer age l nearly in a od) point practice game with col l-cster eBtrday Ucfrt-ery ia)i he can average 12 H ohsou lajs this matcb more to antartalu bis jiairona and lu oblige UoLreery than auj thin if else Itllllurda and root. The se-on 1 rmm In the pool tourney of the I'arkvlew Club of HatbuBli, 1. I was commenced yesterlay Tha scores weret 11 W hit 1 eat II O Haker:Otu27 tV It trust beat 11 1 aion Jr 45 to 37 11 J. Cuthbert beat W.J Weedon b defau t K Majlui teal J H 1 rosa, AH to 4 1 The other to 1 la) are W Mahler va W Miller. S. Wilcox vs. Major Hee.e (1. Hgmau s W.S Wilcox. J I M alone the ch unj ion pool plaer Issued a chal Unge to any man lu tbe world lo play continuous pool. 4VJ points l m 1 inns each night tor fAUi a side and the cbampionhil 1 ersor He (iro preferred, thegame tbe placed at the Madison btreel Iheatre Chicago the third week in luuo choice of final stakeholders to b agreed upon later Malon forwarded SKU to the lirunswlck X BaU Company of Chicago aa a forfeit. The final games In the much delayed pool tourna meutof the Krookhn Bicycle Club were played on Tuts lay evening at their tiubhous. The positions of the tneu are as follows! .t.nif Won. LoiL imr. iToa. Lost II I' Matthews 11 o K Fklnner ft u II Hawlty U 3 n Greeman 3 0 O Aokerson a 6J Dorland B 3 C L. snedeker 3iJ. llardie 0 H IS Koberlsun 4 7V Guedeker ....5 8 Tho regular semt wekl contests In the handicap bl 1 ard tournament of the Kings County Wheelmen were played on Wednesday evanlng. and resulted as follow J Kenxinger defeated J McDouald A. IL hui Uti defeated Ar hur Miles. I Anderson forfeited to A II Miiitla L An lersou defeated J Bteteua. ajid J. btsem defeated W. U hellia. Tbo (lositlont of tho men are. A lima. iron, ixaft. JVdnvf. iron, toil Pmllh 4 0 Miles ....w 1 3 Itowdish 3 I tvsna 2 MoLaran 3 3 Nellis 0 3 Jlensinger 3 0 an itorttel u J MeDonald ......1 t Htitton 0 1 Loat ..1 0 Polgsr.....,., 0 1 DovtIIbik. But a few more days and tb championship tonrna mem wilt ha e drawn to a close. The record and aver ages, not Including lait night games, follow: Frercxa 0 0 10, loi 00000, 0 a Killer 1 0 1 ..I 1 1 0 I I 0 0 A Rttr 11-10 0', 0 0 .0.0 8 llaltihorst 0 0- 0 01 It 001 I Muller 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 Thine 10 11 ll-l t p 0 1 1 J M Inter tl 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 i Rievera 1 1 i 1 0 1-10 6 f Keller 1.1, 0.. 10 ,004 Krhwaeke 1 1 1. I 0 0 0 3 MiillwIuVel 1 j 1 I 1 0 0 6 llarklaire J 0 1 0 1 I 0 0 0 001 S lehrbaib lo J 0 1 1. 1 1 1 S l'aulaett 1 1 6 1 I 1 I 0 V 5 KabUJgrf .11 1.0.. I 1 Ol 1 tl reriealoat it) 1 ti K aj ejl 3 3 "7"2I "5 TO e- (3 ft 9 J S If I I 1 Katil.'ort 11': 1 1 89 40 397II1 hchwacke '12 T 61 o 54;3.'J8l"rf 119 Muller IS llli u UB 4 JK73 ITS 10.11 Pau.aen ill 9 (l7!lliJ 87 (Ml IV) Kaler I t. 'I M Si 1 3210 112 79 llnllwliil-el I! 7 781 49 4ffH lis 611 Winter 6lil (9 1 to 61 87Uli m (Ml Kilter II il M 136. 61 17-4 ITT 5-J7 rercka 7 Ml rl I3.il ta Skin 164 I lehrbacb IS, 8 73 1UJI Si 4176 1)9 9-11 Thine 18 ft fUiiai 72 47JI9I 86 llarkiage ISII? 10l'lS6 Llo VUl'ri 13 16 r-lerer 141 71 83il.' 3914410,191 17 H Ittt I 13 11 b.1 19 r29 1C8 Hi llalnhorat 4I9 a 6i 77r4ll)4 12-33 On May 21 at tbe circle bowline alley t h t) T Q-Wedde Hill Co-ter lit, Burnett ISO, Aryan 111 Unpcrart il" Slonrea 1 Ir) Peaae KA, he, ane 111: I I i.ater I til, h. cater 132 Total 1 Hart. M A.C Curlle 141 onniz in- Mitchell t'12. Car rol1 IV) FelJlllo. Ill, Ilammel 10 1 i.rlfflu IBTi Ugr don. Jos. 104, luqueer l Sae I Ul Total I 440. Tbe namis scheduled ror lo nUht aa well aa ye.ter dav'airaiiie, were rolled In the Individual cbampinnahlp laat nlitttt Merer a departure for I ttrope to-morrow made the cbange neceaeary The acorea riar aithika 8IEVIIR. I SCLLWIKKIL. 1 1 H. Srnrr' s. fi. n. Score Flrat tame rt 1 s it'J Flrr game 8 4 1 liu bei ond game 4 5 1 IPl becoud game 5 .1 a IM Total I ll) tj 4 awl I Total rl 7 S S3 1 Average per game Merer 104 llullwliikel, 17.'.J sktokD sxuika. etkrsiu I xiiiLsnOKr. V. 1. B Seme' s. .s. n. Seore Flratgame .s 7 u nu llratganie i 7J becoud game 0 J 1 si.' bed lidkaiue 4 1 .04 Totals ri 10 1 lt Total tl 7 4 377 Average per game 81. vera 1U7, hahldorf, li-i THIKD SXKIkX. HILtBR. I BAIIIJI OKZ A S. BSenr'l a 1 ILSecre riratgame ..172 im Plrt game 4 1 1 tni Bt,oudgani 2 tl 2 17. ftVLOnd game 4 1 SOJ Totals... I34 3(J Tola1. ..IT ti 2 S07 Average per game Muller. 17n, Kabladorf 1 k-z. ricitrri atiitika BlXTBRa MLLLXR r. i; n.Seon v R 'tor' First game 17 2 171 Ural game 4 il o .2 Fe ond kame 4 e 2 lt -einndganie 14", 142 Third kame .10 3 UU 1blrd same 4 4 2 !7.'i lota' ti 17 7 Mol Tital 6 14 7 S1J Average per game Rlerera, 170, Mul'er, 173 iirm iifiiia. LIllllllilE. I ll.iwiyu s k A. Ifrt'l 'k P i"r' Flratgame 4 1 II' Flratgame I ra mill gam. 8 2 0 .1, -er 11J gall oni- 11 Ibirdgaiue a 3 2 .'II 71 Ird kame r, 2 3 In. lotale 7lil IJ--I Tila li u b iiu Areraea per gam-l erbtacb .2"tj ItullwIuVel, ll". (in Vnnday ulglt llamlorat and he ler rolled with the (o'lowmg reau ti liaaiinu r mult. V fl l-rrr s A Srirr Pint game a i J l"l Hrat game s 5 2 177 bee ndgame s 4 2 lure inilaaine 3 h I lu Ibiritgatiie. 2 7 I IM Third katuo 5 8 17a Total TlT "a M-l loi a B 10 5 till Arerage per game llamtiaret. I"-' Keller, 16o. CJJiflN. llie raletntli-Wlinalieril Slatcb. At a committee me'img oj tt e Manhattan beta Club atea aecka ago tt au teilded lo if poaalble arrange a nut, li for the rlniu tiatiip of the if riJ bctaeen Mr. Mr 1 it 01 Una clt 1 1 1 Mr (.111 at erg of I ondon, tu I a paiel lure next l. Mr tiuiaierg ho wa at that time 111 Sea iork lit aay iri in Hakanalo Lomioit II roiulae 1 lo f.raar trnlkitii era 11 ll he Houl 1 1 la) tltriua clt r ro 2 a lam 1 h re Yemeni I e aa- j re. vented irntn di 11 g a 1 at u ilb but 1 teller received from hill Hit Week all tea 111- 1 1 lltlllllill, SS follow, Ihe matcb 1 1 1 1 la) e 1 11 r a ,la.e f eJ.i the v, Inner will t r the one at Ills a rea leu 2.1 e. dr iw not 1 ui t l g hui I aent) gati to ti. ilaiel en 11 If tie 'tinner sli Jul I ar re leu gau e 1 tti r. ta enly had been 1 tayed A committee n u t'liiik r rn, in r timber with a tliei-lir if llay a 1 a qunrutii of rea Judgra. to I1 le llie itiurt in feet e atl illat utea arlaiu A I llteae gentlemen ti te ineuitiera of ttie Manhattan 1 lun, a regarla II e exei e. 1 f u,e laiira together w Hi the 1 a) itietit I r iter) g line pa el tb, eugge.ti nsare a, nii-what alitn ar 1 tin a-uie ally adi(ted by the llakat 11 1 Ittl, Ule total am, hi I buaever, to be laid I ir eae 1 urt ea 11 l t, exn el I, u, 1 v,t,l e rear eu 1 1 lln gjio iioe) it a in p a, I to til, en landau 1 11 n ner an I ur tei lain h aer I lr Meilittz 1 ell g 1 u alluti u a out tl e protoae I rillr aal t that I 110 1 n it i Uy 1 11 er 1 11 a e, tl ie te In. ronal l.i.l, ower tlian he payed again. 1 ether I 2 k.rto I or 1 I Igorin tllit I Hoald not give ul con aent to tl e co tititll ee Ire lor of U) and tt ttiree I I Ige 1 mil be ba hal -tittlotetit time to con! irr tit, 1 irop itinn Hat le b uld refer to parunler II a eatne ru ea aa borert ed ha inatib agamat aukertorl 1, t.l that I a woull 1 refer t Ua ell eislemona) dlvl led tu 1 itirtrrrni ai nan e y tviotlitrils 10 the winner an I our third 10 the 1 aer Mr eietnlir regrenrl 'hat Mr iluitabergdld notnama an il. a tl r benlillltng t ie ma 1 ll I Hr Mintz 111 maker ,f llie Manhattan rt;ea r Inn 1 aal I Hat be wa. ronltl'ai that ihey ,,.i d ea.lli kt t a te 1 tred ait ottni, an I that (here will I, ltuj tliJily wbamer in arrauging tne lualiti next rati 'I Iir .Inriil.sliiikvttltetr tlalib, llie r at game In ttie manli 1 e Keen Max Juud and J k bbonaller at et 1 o la, for tbe cbaaiptonhlpof tba I nlti rliatea v. as played on Monday night Uliowalter re.lan.d afler a mail Iv tattle of brains sating 0 li m,""ii,iM"ta Tlnuiei h it for tloO a .Ida the I toW.UAllJlX ",0" k,aCt ,0 Uk BBBmmAammamasmm AMObO JIJ ATIILKIKS. (J IHtevcna Institute Field Dnr. mi Tha annual field meeting of tha Mevens I tin tl tale) (ft Athletic Aisociallou wis held yeaterduy afternoon, and p was an entire mrcesilu ter respect The number)! l ntrlen for ttie gamea was larger than erer before ansl It was seen beforehand that nl And tJ would b avsnlf U matched, and It was there the chief interost In tha I events centred The fatevens record for the UOyattt h dashuai broken by Sim, sun, M time Uii seconds, M made running with th win 1 C. T. Ftnmett, 'dl clever 1 ly broke the college record for the standing broad jump by Jumping 10 feet H Inch Dl broke the Institute riv K ord for the relay raon by ruutnug ll In i minutes 1 i mo- 1 (nd The team waa Hear .MerrHt, 1 Mackenzie. au4 11 i uutz Tbe events and the winners are as folloas One hundred yarl Dash-Wdt by Midi ion '01. Tlmt. T IOi serooilt second Y T hinmetL TKohundral and twent yard Hash Won by RiM j ton 'h Time 4fc secouds neiond II (tints 83. 1 Four hundred an) frty jard Dash Won by U Kuojl i '81 Time, h't seconds aecond. II t unit Hi -A. Half mile KunO hum. ul lima i minutes 1GM 3 seconds second, II. nuts. Pi One mile Ruu-Wmi b r tl Atwater. 'HI Tlma, 5 wl minutes 1., seconds heconl llolbttrton, t'l 'A Standing Broat Jump Won ml. T I-mmett, 91, Distance m feet V In h second V raft, 'ta liunnlur ItroadJnmit -Won by T LtuinettNl. Dl. A tance. luf et loltlnchea second M raru u.!, U High Jump-Won by M craft, ud distance. 5 feet H ft Inch C Throwing I acrosae Hall -W on by A. Dow, 01 distance, JS Slhfeet second tt XacCord Vc m Throwing Base Hall-Won by W MacCord aj, dla- tance jt feet ti Inches ancotil II Maef ont in 1 rutting impound hot Won by C T Kuimett, 01; dl. ,s tance J. feet Inches t One mile Walk Won by C llolgcs, 'PI Unit, P inla ntes H seconds second Lortt'tM Three legged Kaco Won ty K Tost and W Cunts, 03j I time US seconds ieoud Craft and II Cunt, im. j Class lte'a Kate Wou by li; time, 4 mluutsal Siet C ond, 9J Ml did notcoinoete k 13, The referee has not yet rendere his derision ai te Jl Jjf, whether the w nnlngoT the games gocsio'tii or w, nM'n Acfordlugtoflrsta, Hihastt ha.tnt. elgtit flrati aud flvw wL secouds while i has five firsts ant nine seconds 741' Dr the next field day Hi probable that tbo Ii stltuta Wtm will hav a first claa cinder runutng track and then !jj. we may look fur a lot of new running; records tt th f college. The New tleraey A. C. Boom, Th great work of tha N. J. A, 0 athletes the present season hag brought the club to the fore and It is enjoy ing a boom similar to that of tho klauliattausof this ctty. Willie Da, Mitchell, Tuffor Barnes. Morgan, I MJertberg, Zimmerman, and others that are breaking; the tape at athUtlo meetings have made the marooa sash famous and applications arc coming lual a lively rate. The club iadlstlnctlvaly alhletlo, Inasmuch as tc does not borrow college athletes to score pointa at tha Firomlneut meetings, and It the points gall tred at th ,J ast indoor chami lorn-hip meilng by coliegiaua lal been ere lited to tti various coHaglana the NewJerr-er t 7 Athletlo i tub would have scooped the honors. The foi- f lowing Is a list of thnn elected at the last meeting &C A the Board of Trusteea rj Hlcbard Monks, K f larke C W Wustlich. W J rftrr, Lf W.I, irogau J Hoffmann Arthur O Ieyer I udnlpi PV F. Mayer W T J Hlrlwistle W J 0 Clifford Waller J 0 Wl kins on, Herman I larke il O Connor lames A. Rows O V, Cuihman Ed A Towers Arthur ua ki i Bltge, Donald W htewart fieo, W Wleat Jr II A. ft 1 Craft. A r Comjeon Thomas (I tberard hrank l. Mntth T. navraotid driest oeo W Hatdi John L. ih Thomson 11. Hoynton M Ii.Woi A Tewaa, t.eo. M nn 3 Hart W L rol.ett. J(s. kana I K. f.Q Hock. C Gerbardt David S. Meyers V K lUboli, W ni. V ai-henny W I. Hsh. T I McMaous D W eila D II. (I KecLlln Wm 1 Kuitace Jos A Dillon 1 J Kogera, H A Thomtiaon Y A Jehnlngs N C 11 elan J I. Bmlth. r. M kdwards 0 W remands,, u. Uautuana The Corlnthlun A. C. MretUc. A special meeting of the Corloihian A r of U.tn Island w oa held on W tdnenday evening for the purpose of makln the tlnal arrangements In hating the rul Incorporated an 1 a pro rlallutr money for the b.e ball and lacrosse teams Tbe Inrorporation paters were) signed by a nrtary and th Incorporator., and tha D papers wilt be sent to Atb in. att nee Tie Incorporators iL 4 a.ected by the ciubure to ui. Keou Hjrnes tr 3 th Hev rascal narrower Ir Juuirs Karr Ilarrj 4. t ficht arr Julson Worrell l dinuii I M Ashe (teorge U tim Catlln, James (1 Kuvmond Havel fe. Mltta Joim Hob- A ertsoa and J-rant m v Urooktt, Ihe clnb blectej Jul- jAI on Worrell an 1 Arthur l rd d legiitas to tbe a A L. nf It waa decide I to a) i roj rlatu $175 for purchasing unl- Wi forms for tl e ba-e bal team. Ihe lacroaae matter was WJ laid over until the next meeting The base hall team W. will have s me gotd materUl I) Cadm a, who b flayel shirt st p for tl e rf I A r team Ut ear; lowdeti tha football i la, er A roKIora,(, C Heeler, and Joe tuster old lUjert. in the Illgrime will bt rn the team t It Cadmus will be ca, tain and M Aah manager Coltimblit'" INru Ginnnd. The proipect that the Co umbia Collec ath etirj ground will Le entireH er at least nearlj co i plcted by the time that colleg open, lit the fall hat. recuuiy J assumed a very bright outlook Tlejim for the lay f inaout( f the grounds have been preimrol bt (.o. Cat- ij r and ere submitted i him to the tnniiiittae la.c k. week Thj hal teen tiref i 1 lik J o.er aud a I tha P mat tar ordrUli thor ugh y tlim imH t ul (uir I has I eeti authorized to r (-e)r hi I. 1 r D e nurk and lit t about two weeks tt u rvi ecte 1 H i emeriti ng will be. In readiueii to at h ror-0 of wi rnieii n ttie groun Is, f No material ti iiit- lave t ecu male in tie plans Thei prMide for a i) arter ml v running irmk wuii i, JL 2 arl stret.htairH and ta e t ill, Irottall. and, $ttfk tennis rlel le Ti i minlttee t. inn hv the alumni to ml take charge of the aria r k imifts of l'r"-llnt low H, Hf l t cornel, 4 B Mm u la. l'r f J T tioodwtn l rot J. W ly K lee W t. Ikthroi ant I II Vapra Ihe total cost of putting the gr n U in ion llnon nill not go ta (a ndtheam tint 5 joj ra eJ bv the Iumni Abbo.. I atlou for thih J ur( se J 'or 1 Jin Hur .ai il AtJilrten. Ij ft Cita-Hiiri, Mi) -I .r thing Is now completed la H i th Car) j miNti utji at Harvurd, bi t the time remain B w lug la an sh n that it Hilt j robablj not be thruwn optu ti S until r rxi fat It rre are ftij.ut I lockers in all apart R Ifiig title ret ur tiear tire lasoballoage ana tha h remainder i. H w n 1 tlo r n tha top tlour i if1 small ruiiu tontan In, a large closet Utted up with 1 numerous p are to be un 1 for drying pur- fi t I oar oi en to n 1 C nnei ring with tb three i oors Is Kj a duo b waiter ninuiiu il fn-mite t ath rooms on tha li first tig r b means of 1 icti Llothlnu-ran t e raise I ur y ion ere 1 to the dltTereut iluors A lark' a rev dvuig fan ia Lfi I f ie i In t) e basement, b which air either hot ur cold. F-f la conducted througn the building there being no steam V jlf Th water lu tho rowli g tank has beeu al owed, io run and ai j ro.eut It stands euipt), b Ooailp of Hpnrtn W Ida Arms und Ie-csj, E. Il A,-Alfred Iorcoll it I Broadway, The frst annual boxing and wrest, og on.petitlon of thti Iseax AthUtioi luhof NeHurk wi be held at their Wub r turn Bank aud Hunger streets n "attirdar. Var tl Ihe olan.f-i. are Boilng Uipuuuda, wre-tllug in jonnda Any anmteur fit eligible to enter. Twohanl s meg Ilt-ieswli t given to the winners of Hrst und scond in eucu.event Kntri should be addressed toWm lluegel H i Bank street Newark The erconi inontblj gsme-. of the tuyvensnt Athletic Bin wl It held on hunda, at it olr grounds lnoiti street und Mret arauut- Thegamts wllFcons st of th following e.ent Hflv ard d-iati 7 Mar I dash jarddash lahurdl 4,..iird run half mil run. um iniie run one mile walk runn ng bn ad Jump runnii g igh jump i man ling bioadjump putting ,H uound shoC throwing Up und luimmer and theuu-pound weiklit The next montiiij entertainment for memt era of th L A. t 8 ,S and tho last uf theaeas.n will be 1 eld ttel- 3 lidayeetiing Ma in, I-ourteeti events, cinsi ting of f boxiug and wreatllng for meJa a will cuiii.ttute the i r t B gramme On aturday next lha tInb w I te retiruaent Ii odat Irincetou IS J in tha imi aud .,t yard .Uahet ,l byt ri, Amwake an I in throwing tin ltVpi uu 1 I am fll nirbvl)r i h Mull and at the Malm J.Uud gamei S bye T llucbhuluiii tho lu.janls run tj If The w A ne A C will hold a 10 joun 1 1 oxingromi. .-1 titlon. oian to members only lotmrrou evening at f j their cluh i-uotii ".ht. .Newark avenue ler) t' ty Ilia I. winner will receive a handson e t.ut.1 ruaJal em IU bleuiatloot the bantam cl ami 1 i ship of the cgaul a- UJ tltiD 1 tlfl re. arm altrsil .nlil.a -I nil nahio- rl.. In. 174 tense ruary thf dll'erent lout i be ry Interest Wgi fng Consi lerahleoutsile talet t ha I eon engage 1 and Tfl au nJoabl time is iroui'tel to all who attend. M A D Hartwell I resident if the Bnntltn Amateor IIR Athletlo I iub tt n. I oula riss ri turnad Irmn Duin it, 'IU where ho wa called tot uufer l U Ur I My a member 1 of the Heard of Manager- f li Mn.ieii Alhie ic iij. Litiou for the i urpnae f nelec li g tha l me and placa Ifi' fiThnllinr the Wcvtern Atna t attiist 1 1 1 n iium 4 tloiithlp 1 Ptroll waa b e til n the lare I luh iW a 14 as ihe time Tie ngulai .m.itmrAU "l I'nluu wjAr meda's gold nir an 1 1 rot w i tt gHeii fur t rst, miwt second and third iu e.t-h uf i e cvtntcku events. r-r r3 sK NOTICE TO FISHERMEN! W (I'l I'HIIH I'llIC Irtuoi Ira.. XI u Irt- ,'A', rlylng It.ela, balance handle, acr.w ol tup, bolda raratlf If I feel line Jl 2 Llneu Keel Lilies oil block. 'it! W feet i thread Jic II ihiaad 4 la thread, lii Mr bnellel looks single gut lie doen doublBj, JII I c tretle, 2 c ilea led -a ve a, I o eaill araea 1 bairela llo do'en bwllel aprealera o. earh. Hut k? I lea ler 1 fool trie doen 2 'out. u' I f nit 43a (1 1 arga artcty f Vtood Heel, au 4i 7r an J 151 il Rf each, -eut atamp for lilunral.J llalilitc Tackle ti Catalog j for I 1. 1 aw .i m a its ri:i--. Hi .,3 COLIlI NT MH 4 ITIi II Al I illlOOhl.Y.V rl r. M in Ktl MSi,-) H JII (IUA'1 ION ll.V 1. 'Bj!' tui (.it i i:s (ion cAtti: fA Ilark Iw out I u il a I a it bamt in bait r"1, Jm r'utee a j rd i pla e I reel, J I j ,rd Lraljed W Ilk Me iloz.n anelel In k- foot eiders laikt. 11 book utidl airker. ail 1 Banc ailtnrlO, at A ll Hi Al HIM, i Jl.l.'H v.ai Hroadwai in gSportuman'' Uioocb. 'J (1 WVW y T',1,"1' "n-m.r ll e,i"P'' '"i"1" 'i.tfeia 111 I'kl rikj.h i.trrliaaa lianltouie. laeilil an I ele- It eaitaaaai lenimile unit atoll,. ,,e lurord 111 I laeverareal Ibaacllnuot ilielojg, alwava rema na 11 in uei-iai. tbe low at the id. baking mtifi null) i TB fiirth.ruioie ti,. tron,.ra are I ell ae, tir.tr iu i a"e aaj Alk. iHii i',.'."",,,,"",r,,",ei" il. aPlir.ci.ta d jflPSV .m.iJXo.r',rrtV1'''"tuVnili'',,uu aSV" iieman, ibeuxrtira. manufaotured bt W. A II al'Al.HIMI a-Wi K W will b tb. farorlt. anil thi' nt o bay, fe

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3BsBH-BB !H THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1890. 55 tW) MORROW'S IREAT RACE. J ttn TAT.n and aai.asta cnttira A and Tiir.t iruim. H Haw Tiler ni llr In las; In Fraetle fH Their Drawbacks ad I'lnti miata-Il la llauhinil Which 1 l la. H 'he first Important botlnc ovent of tho e fjHI ci wtl tnke place to-mtrovr, whoa the Atn- VVT Una enw will row the YJle men otertho four- jH mtsoottse in tho harborat New Haven. Great jH lntre?Un this rare is felln all rowing olrcles, H an( esrsclally aruone atra-colleirlato ama- H teurs. Tils claisreg-ardsuo coming contest as 9 a tint S Its own motltds compnred Kith H colli-orlnclplesofrowlfc. TheAtalantaerew H Is Kinerfly regarded as jho best reprosentn- H tlvebt od class ol oursiiin and the Vale crew H ofthsotbr. Neither enw has been beaten H wltHn for years, and thaecord of eaoh seems JH to qcnllfjlt to BUBtnln thdhonorof the boatlnc flV clrcli whlh.lt represents. jPz Th col.ce men. liowefor. do not consider l that this nil constitute ntalr trial of the two B irsteus orowlnr. Thoypny that. In tbo first M place, tho 'Ale crew fs net composed of the V rims montbat hivo won Yale's Tlctorlos for m, the last far years. Four of her men have never beonlna university boat bo fore, two 1 bave never rowed In a four-mile crow more than one yen-, and obodyovcr two years. On the other hnnl, all to Atntanta orew are voter kns of eleht sr moe roars, nnd most nil of Ihem have roved toother for manr seasons While tho crtutoi tjtof tho Yalotrew con sists of compaatlvulraw nnd Ineiporloncod jnnterlal. tho -talante) are all finished oars nen and nearlyperfecwntermen. i In tho second ilaco, i ulo crow at this time If year Is alnnis nt ivudlmontary Btngoof iletelopment. and fnr ,un belns In coudl J 'Ion for an Importantrno whorcas tho Atalan- suro ot their top notchjr jorfoctton. The Jew llnvon men hnio boo coached only on the bndamcntnl principles of twine, no attention jet having buou paid r tlio line points vfilch add inches to thn jokes and couso cacullr boat lengths to thitnlles. This pre liminary staye of coaching bj most necessary faturo In developing n t of new men tiion from dllTerent clas lows, but can be eiliely dispensed with Ino coaching of ei;hi voterims that haverowtl together for so m.ny yours, stal'i. i'lnsmuch ns this o,test, whether lot or won. 1ms only Leon roeiUud as a prao- 7 tla pull b- college men, nono otho first-clans caches have muilo uuy loncUslts to New linen and of couro in Ynlotowlne every thi'u depend ou tho help f these x tei,. It is eNll fri'on that tl nlo elcht. ns i will appanr on Saturday, till be a dif fered crew from thut seou otew London at tbeixl of J tit I rip onowira o Is Kenorally rtarded as a Iolrb9t of two different styles otktroke, with asdlit udvnntuqe inftuoiof 1'aL inasmuch as thlAtalauta crew hns cot been bed torow itiK fr-iiiil rai'es. for it is notcommouiy know thut In roallty tho Atnlnntl crew has this r been rowins lona dlstanks oftoner than tflr 01 ponentii. On account the phe I nomrnlly rotich condition of the Sw Haen barbt'tiis bc aou tha T.ile c row henot been able toj-ow otr a four-mile court for four vouk. vhereat ei-ry oenliiK the Itnlantus hae ta!tii niifn four milo. up the 'iver and buck on tho nirrow nnd smooth laiaaio.al w lys roiii u nt'eas elcht miloB. 1 he reulto: Vrs court m trnlnlnc p a very pro ty crw loir Rutermansulp H perfect. Their oars eo ln h' water and comeottwitn out tho HigUtui splash. Tho sweep tjrotiKU tlio w iter Is tin t.erfectly horizontal Hup. even oar belnc krled at the bhiiio depth, with noiliviitor puljK out whatever. 'Itiu ours ail come out tiBther. nro tarried buck to mther, ate turr.ouu toKethor.und Rro dippea with the blndet. preidioly tho same auKle liomely. almont r poiidlcular to tho surface of the water. In fit, tiielr Idado work Is as ex cellent u that o proteBslonal crew. Their boly work Is mu better tbanthatof most prte-.sional cre. u u Bauerally ex peotod that mot crows outside of the oolleue eluhts n aptear as oleht men all pullinii iu illfiert styles inboard." 'lhlu I is not tho appuaran of the Atalanta. In their I body work tboy reble aoolleceorow. In the fnet that they all milpulate their bodies and elideB In the eame i-. ltie nvldontly bave been ooached by Bonone wno has had a deti nue Idea In his mltof how tho bodlos and m. BU'Jes snouiu lb UBound has mado the crow m I'onform to tblp Idei Xf it were not for the W HTernoeBiiiiI?es aiBbapesi f the men they H T.ould oeem to row 111,1 nian with sexeushad- M ows. It thuir Idea of 9 stroke Is correct they H certainly are a v perfect crew for BB 1 this time of year 'f one Is convinced TB their principles of inEinif the body and m inlnit the slides or le.oua arms are sound H hemnybe'-ale in preuinc a victory for the Atalautas ou haturdiu'io on Oxford, Cam- m 1 bridge. 1 r inlo hoatlnman their principles g are in some respeota riically wrong, and will M prove fatal It thoj are t made up for by a IK 1 marked supurinrlty In tj and watermanship. W 1 Asbasleensald. a Vncrewnt this tlmcof raK year is nuite ragt'ed.fupared with a iaie vK 1 crew at the time ot a lliurd race. '1 he crow fly thlh year him not r wedjnc dlstnncHB o.'ten ml 1 enough on account of rod water and is not HM workliigtoiiotherwiih th cloekliko reirulnr- mm Ut blc lonstitutos perjt tiiuo nnd Insurea Hrffl eteadluoiB In the boat bo shell Is liutlo to If hitch fit'itieutly to oneide or the cthor, ,M more gonerally to the larboard rajslng J tho onri on one rl, to throw up tlis watet and porlouslj npedo the speed ofthilon. When tho oa enter the water tnere i asliEht Milasli, u He lei of wtter be ing thrown .11 by uliuustgvery bludo, and when taHn out there Is; tho end of soma oursabreiklnKUpof the sfai' wliioa indl oates pulllig out at the end 11 slight finther iug under vatiT. .omn of 10 blades ire in cline I to dvo, and t-omo o them are jullod through wh a slight "wbblincr" ur and ifl down 'lhtwars nrn not nlnyg taken oit to- m cether onewo. and sometles three mai be- K lnc 0 little ihrad or benlndieveu and tight. H UutbeciiUl also any whererom one to three WJ men are lib e to be sllutly behind. In ft BwinRlnisup, the heads do ot swing In the a straight llnei which gi-nerny char.ictcrhe a 1 1 ulo crew ut ho end of tho seson. most of the I men having 1 teudoucy to mn toward tleir I oarBuu the etch and uvtay loin them ontho I tlnlsii. I In the recntr the oars donot turn up to- I cether. eauMg a nigged aipoaranco in he blade work, he Individual 'aults are as bl- lons .No 1 In it tendency to hang on tie I catch nnd c oi,eo.umity got Uhli d, and to bit- tle "lightly oitlie llni-h. S: has n tendeny to go hack todar nnd dooa nt gut hie welint pn thn our ai. ton n tho rebtf the men. Ni. S also got bn tun far. ami nllows his outsite elboiv to otioKiut to nir. uud conseuuontly I Jlublu to bo hlqr In gonitis Us hands awir from his I oily. .No. i nil wi lis our to rise toi lili.il on thu novel, uud romeiiuentiy hungi five, Ihoiatchnd cots bnhinl lie also leu Ids. oar dlv.. bjhana very oculiar motion t of thu head, tileh Injures tie looks of tha crev, though ichably doe- lit Iu uctuul hartn. Jlo al-o lowswitb Ids bin I bun consid erably mote tan the le-t of the crew, ho. ii Is liable 141 ng over the catch, and thus U( ts lioliind ui rjoes noi pull I lb o ir through with a ulonii svvi. .So. 7 does not get as much Mian 111 hlr. vvnrhs the inht of thu 1 row, 111 U is liable to pull Is 0.11 out at tlio did. No H kofP-hiH ilulitl; up loo high and hvvlngeto Miwd Ills our, iiiiulso has the hublt of luining hln'heiid urouiiilovtati h the oaiKof 1 and 0. a liiihlt ooiurac edon account 01 tl 0 loug ab Boucoof 1 on lies. In comparing lie two crews, n casual ob ervei w mid note tin fo I jwingdllTerem es The nent bludii wrt of the Atalimtas is notice, nbly hiii eiior. III. 1110-t coiibi iiuous thut ou the feather Iho lit inuii uo not turn up tholr oars together. Irttieb d- w rk the Atulunt 1 crew ou tho pu xintlghteii he logs much fioouer thuii (lie (lie men and swing up the I body lu'vr Htiilhatumarked In avoon thoemi of the stroke thtuli tli-v do not, .is moHt crews who null oiteo end of the siroke, e wing back tiirtliei thajllin peipeuillculiir, up I do noi -ettli- nor'oni ornurd to meni thooir. 'llie iale -trol.1 H one e ntiiiuous liouve, wlih us much e In In tlie hi gum ng a- nt the 1 end, Anothor ad erhuH (lie most miirked pecullHrliy of tl Vnlo i-troko ih tho wuiuk Bhootlng iiwuyoitlu liiinus or Btralghteulng of the linns us heoars urn taken out of the water, 'J ho urin of the ule men me almost straight when tt hdi Is ciitrted foiwardou theiecovai vvl uuns tlieAtahl' l" htrulghten the arms while coming orvuird with their bodies coi)Miiinti'tlit' boiih h sturt forward ft little eoonertliHii tho-e of the tale men, UhoMlghi pan' .1 he ur of the Auihiutas Ba tliei tomeol oi the vva or may aci ount for the great in utif-x with wiiluii this 1 art of Iho stroke is xo I I. let this neatness Is at talno I nt a saui Ice of time at a cnticul part of the reooierr (in the reoovty the Mnlantas are much more rapid wltii thir slides, hut surprising ns It may seem t tier Is heart sir any stop ol the boat between etrokx thut one would evpwct as a result. The asolute freedom from hanging over the cati h ndoubleliy accounts for this uniform pr knb ol the boat. In the mini, of nil the oarsmen on the I'uMiale iilvurtk rwlng f the ttalantacrew Is per e tluti 11-c uud 'he havellttle doubt us to the p I o nn ra 'Hi ciew ltsidf re j.a d 'or as eeriauity j no ule mon, as b rule in, nieili,, thlule that their ciew wil vvp tlinuuirtinsuiui.il as few have seen either rrnw row ud nne seems to know any thing about the Ailuutus, they will not bo aur prlited at any re, ItithemlndsoiyB oaramen the race will y b a contest of a o, rowing a much superior I JBBBfaBHBMBBBiBBSilBHIBnHMHHi stroke ncslnt ft crew ftt a mnch superior state of development mid rowing with far better watermnneMp nnd In better time. Another thing to bo taken Into neeottntls tho greater weight of the 1 ale orew. They average nearly twonty tmnds heavier than the Atalnutaa A good deal of this weight Is superfluous however, nnd the crow will I.e. much lighter in the Harvard race 'I his extra weight Is probably morn than overbalanced by the greater ago of tho Atalantas. All Itaadr 'or the Itsee. Ni rutin Ukjrl -Hot Cook, to fthr er the Tat troke.lt la town snd to ndlot raoit ot tilitlma wlih tb er. Tlili formoon CpL Bob cotchil ihtm from thTl ltinch while tbe erw roweil nn ih CJnlnnl pltc Uttr on they "t xlvtn a puil down tho harbor ovorthocnurit which will be ruwod Katunliiy Thli afttrnoon't putt hail to bo omitled.lt twlnir the day let for tlTlm ont the annual election! to ttieaocretio clatlee. All the orew number! are more or leu Inter eeted and Mr Conk bilnc an nltbnea mini rather en joyed the pport from a prominent window m liurfee In epeaklni of the Ataiania and tale crew ttili afternui n Mr. 1 00k laid The AtalanUi would be a rery ordinary crew If ther did not teat Vale Alter the Yale crew, t itld not Hunk when I law Ihemjeiter day that thev were rowin any tter than ther n ere everal monthe aso when I ae here They hare had so many difTerent eoachei that their were inmewhai confuted The Atalantai, I think will elan on with a Terr faet eink and will enrect to leere lele io tar behind at the end ot the mile and a half point that Ihey can drop It to thirty without danger Hevilnr le Terr tlht, hot Is nmallr In faror nf Yale at oddiof 4 to3and.M.4. eoroeeeen beti are made, but for itnall lomi An old boatlnr man came on from New ork today, and claimi to bave seen the Alalantai row Capi Allan sajs that the criwonitht tube rnwin M strokes per minute, when as a matter of fact JU or s lsthebsitlthasdoneyet. No race ever rowed between a rntlere and an ootilde club has eTer created so iituih eioltemeut as the raoe to be rowed on New Karen harbor tomorrow betwnen tha Tale I nlTersltr and Hie Atlanta lloatctuti eltht Mee members of the Atlantas lettthl city teslenlar morning for New llaren by train In order to be on hand loroieWn tlnlr boat wbldl was shllted Ijy the New Karen line or steamers The other thrrd members and thelroosswsln Istt la-t nliiKhl I y train It Is the In tentionof the crew 10 row over the course today If the water win permit. Msnv of the members on the Atlanta rloat ilnb will go on br boat to lilghhaod others by the m n clock tralu from the Urand central depot to morrow Ittsupectedthst a larte rtelerstlon of members of the boat clubs or the Harlem ant I'meslr Hirers wm alsoxoioNsw Haven to vrltneisthe rare. An tliedav draos near the inleret Increases, an I several hundred dollsrs are alrealy wacere I on tho result. It Is said ttie inemt-ers f the Atlanta lloat Clnh will iro eui piled with greenbacks to hack their crew Ihr n emhers of the Atlanta lloat t lub are contldent that their crew ran win and ho,e tl e race wl I be rowed It wa generally understi ni thataepe clal train wonld he rhaneret ty tho Atlanta I lub to conrey their member and friends to New Haven hut such ts tint the cae a the) will 1.0 by tho regular a A. at train from tlratiJ Central Pepuu ltKADr ton -rut: vaiutiso shABox. Waltlne Cor a Tnra at tha Dry nock Bad I'repnrlnc for llecoratlon Hay. There nre only a few days loft In which to got the great fleet of plensure craft ready for tho Decoration Day opening, and overy one who has n boat seems to bo doing his host to get her roudy. Tobo's pier was a busy place yestorday, and tho dry dock Is In demand. The famous schooner bncliem Is on it now. Bho Is sot ting ready to try issues with the Boa Fox and others of her class. Mr. Bene dict's stoam yacht Oneida goes on tho dock to-dny, and whon she comes oft on Monday the big schooner Intrepid, owned by Lloyd I'hucnlx. will occupy It for a day, making room for tho old schooner rioot winc on Tuesdnynud tho Mutorou Wednes day, l'lerpont Morgan's steamer Corsair goes on Downing Lnwrenoe's dry dock on bntur day. This jacht looks like now In her new coat ot paint and varnish. It Is understood that tho irlends of tho Mo-gan family will cruise In thn Corsair during the early summer motithB while her owner Is absent iu l.urope. These steam yachts aro also fitting out at Tobo's: 'iho 1 leutta Hnloon, Magnolia, Mar guerite. Peerless, Wanda, iiadho, Mdette. Karod. Lurltno. fcitolln, and Stranger. Herman uelrlohs has chartered Mr Rcott h stonni yarlit btranger. ind bor crow have just begun to lit bor out. Mi. Oolrlchs Is to leave for t-nn Pran clsco In n few thus. The I loctra's crew nre hard at work getting her ready. All the storm gearthat was noce-aiy on hor letont West Indian trip has been till. en ashore nnd tbe summer fixtures taken aboard. 'Iho steam inchts I ugouda and Norma left Tebo'syesterdav nnd went Into commission. Tney nro lylna olT II ly llidge with tho Bchoon- ?rs 'J'ldnl Wave. Montnuk, Anlon. '1 unit 1, and lamonn and tho Bleeps sbunrock, Katrlna, btelln. nnd ThetK 'I he Thetls's main boom was brokon yestorday by tho carving away of hnr topping lift. A now one will bo lltted at once. The IvntrlnnlooK her stores aboard jes terday and sailed for I.nrohinont. She will rrolirthh remain in that vicinity until niter Llecoratlon Has. The 'Jllanla Is out on the Sound nearly everyday timing up for what ever contests may corao her way. Tho Sham rock's mainsail was tebent yesterday, nnd the new naphtha launch I'stelle. built for Mr. Tilt, made a satisfactory trial trip In tho afternoon. Champion O'Connor Talks. Ottawa. May 2J Champion oariman William O'Con nor of Toronto, at present In the antipodes, under date of March -0 and April 12, writes to lino Toronto Empir from Sydney, New South Wales, regarding the pronpect of his getting on a race: 'Since my previous letter to you I have been several times on the Paramatta Klver and hare seen all the great Australian scullersat work, t certainly do not share the entbUHlaim of the 'colonials' as to the excellence of the coirse. They boast It it tho finest in the world I admit It is better thau the Thames championship course but can say nothing further In lu furor to the residents of tbis couuiry It la the oet in the world be ause they lure not eeeu Toronto Ma) or the hundre u of rirers and laki. lu toe I roriuce ot un larlo alone that furuuh admirable rowti g cour-es. It Is about as etraUnt mssi the kud In the ds hi en 1 was an amateur an 1 In order to take a Irautage of the currents and eddies It is uecesjarv 10 crose occasionally from one side to the other It IS full of jMr fish that assist the sculler to umke tni'Slruke- sad contains a few sharks, ready to pres-nt their comtuunrnts to the sculler who ma be uutoriuiiate enough to Imitate tho example ot vicGlnl. The McLean vtalterson race wilt take place In two days bat It l difficult to forecast the result trom their appearance on the uater I would seloct the Utter as winner because of h s dah. but Mel,ean lies superior endurante nd (his friends htutl a burst of ep-ed that he has successtuily concealed fro'n l,ts o,ouents that luAr cirr htm to the front He is aiiuieuile termlne 1 feilow who w 1.1 not ho I eaten until the win Ling line shall hare teen crossed 1 hare had a good opportunity ot forming an opinion of the merit ot Kemp ana KlaueMirv The former Is a very unihed soul er and has a great amount of speed, but hlatjkbury la In mv opinion, much the best xarin iu the cuuntry In my honem belter he Is a better Soulier than r,as bearle He reseinb es oaudnur rery much In his lloisii. rowua Eowerful stroke with apparent ease and will be a rerr ard man to beat 1 am reeling well and strong and rind the climate agreeing wlih me. No match baa been arrange I yet. Si. tar I hare endeavored to hare the first rare for tbe championship, but thoe claiming or seeking 11 here do not seem ansl us to meet me It is probable that I will make a mail h within a few days with t-tansburr, whom 1 would be oblige I to meet so joer or later 1 de elded to make a match v. 1th Htansbury who is generally altnltted to te the bist man here. It la popularly sup posed that a victory over him will really settle the question of championship. 1 also concluded that It would be we I to meet iho best man first as 1 would be In lienor condition to row a liar 1 race In three mouths than lu six mouths Ho my first fixture is a race with .stanshurr on June 2 c orer the rarainata champion ship course, forxVuoaslde Iniheerenlof being euccei, ful my next race ihould deolde the 01 ainplouehip. but ltlalinroislble to say with whom thst would ho as Mailer son Is msuhed to row Kemp and the latter if success gtil. is matched to row McLeau Tou would scarosly he pure wbat an Interest the general publlo takes In the ohamileuship and how anxious are all classes of cill lons that It should remsln here I haro already started to train, golngoat twice dally on the river If Mattorson Is defeated in his forth coming match he will nrobahly train me I have partly put myself in tne hands of Mr Punch and tho spencer lire a. gentlemen ot high standing here, so that I a 1 1 be well looked after At the present I am weighing about Iboponnds with clothes 00 and am feeling in the best if health I find that there Is very little lido In thorlver, and tl at the cllma e suits me admirably Coder these rlrcnins'ancoi I sliouid have good chance or brlnglur back the championship. ttinu u'cosnua Kemp and McLean to How. fivpssT. NSW. Hay 23. A sculling match tisibeen irranged between hemp and McLean, to take place In lily The TlraaTordn IIckIii Tlirlr IVork. The Bradford crew defeated the Boston Athletic Club Vht to day In a ono and onetialf mile racoon the Carles Itlvrr It was the first time the men had pulled Wether and the Pradtordl were anxious to get a little Pirllie before meeting the Atalautas at I arsaln N.J, To Jirk'Jfur Ji rowed lu great form, and wou easily, FlHtllug, lit one week elapses before the flshlnr season opens In ew Jersey and everything points to ons that will lebht the heart of every angler The lakes fairly toot with the favorite b aiL bass and olekerel of Ini inese sire have already teen seen llecoratlon Iiay 1 rtniiet a wonderful troop of anglers luto the sister l-lst Trut fishing In Pine Hrook Monmouth county has bcriiinusuuiiy good this seaion The trout have been plenlful and ti elr average weight has been three uuAieraor a pounl The ether day erny t nok, a 10 reared boy I ookod a doon deli, some of which wttesd elfhtesu ouncea Novrlibitandliig that the law forbids It parties have lee!i hau ing tellies at hwlmmtng Mver between 1 01-driiio and He 1 I'auk. The r lib Vt arden has offered arewrd for Information lealluie to the convlctlur of the oinnd-rs. a few days ago an onicer niixlons for the rerard patrolled the stream, but the some haulers escap.l ilelecllou Itun lnc and landing two ralmon at the same time Is a rsreeiierlence, but the t-ttirti Oiiene claims snch a feat ft Sir William 1 llrouts Hart, M I' on I is waior at (Hit Tana of the Aberdseushire Iieo 'Two tiles were d the Lasting line, and ore long a line fish was lured, tod after a gallant fight he was brought nesr enougl tosh.w that he hal taken the bob fir the tall lly stramlug behind at a distance of three feet. How Ereat vas the surprise to see another salmon rise ana 00k hmself on (no tall fly The lovers of the gentle craft c.n Imagine the exciting difficulties ot tbe next few mkutss and the delight of tbe two gillies, who had booi attraetsd to the scene when both line fish were afoly lauded. Perhaps this iuocsib could not fave bten achieved tr tho seoond salmon had been ookodtiefore the first had almost ceased to tjht but the nr. having become passive the 1 lay of the rod conld Bale itself ten on the second t lb l.aeroaae. BstoriroRT May 22 Anew laorosse e nb has been formedjtre thlaeprinr and a game with tbe Hrooklvni Is bslpgarraDged to take place on Memorial Pay tbe Cana-l-i Leaf us baa Invited tho Brldg oporu to arrsnss a ssrloo sf gs ss to bo played on Uio ttouuos at Woit obsiisr ssl CrvawalL C-nada. I ENGLEWOOD'S NEW LYCEUM. TZtBATTtn, r.iniiAnr, and absembz.t HUGHS UNHKIl HOOF. Tten a for Ttltllara I'layera aaa llowler-. 'loo Tan llasesflme nnllellaK Opeaert Laat Kvetilaic wltli n Coaeert. Tnglewood's beautiful now Lyceum, which hns itiet been completed nnd which promise to bo tho envy of nil her sister towns In su burban Jersey, wiis propitiously opened last ovonlng by nn entortntnlng concort by tho Mustirgin Society of this city and sovoral of Now ork's musical people. A dainty little theatro, a publlo library, nnd soclnl and billiard rooms, nil combined under ono roof, mako up tho I'.nglewooil Lyceum, -ho building stanch on n lot bO by 125 foot at tho corner of l'nllwvlo avonue and l!nl street. Just on the dlvldo between tho business THB ItEW I.TCEUM. and residence portions ot the town. The architecture is of the early Italian style, with rounded arches and a projecting roof. Its material used In construction Is a narrow patent brick which glvon tho effect ot stone work. The high basement Is of red sandstone, which Is aho used sparingly nbovo to sot off tho brickwork. Jr'rom thecornor of tho build ing where tho two stroota meet springs n cir ctiltrtowor 12.1 feot nbovo tho streetlovel. At tho other end of the Knglo street front is n low tower 25 feet In dlnmeter. Lnterlnc tbe mnlu door on Engle street the visitor finds himself In n broad hallway. Ho steps through a door on tho loft of tho hall and Is In the theatre, tho gem of tho wholo build ing. whoo interior decorations, the proud 1 nglowood folkBsay. surpass anything In .ler soy, nnd arc just as good as anything lu Ivew lork. The interior Is finished in white crenm. I and gold, with airy cm ids and nymphs hap- 1 uiEtziiH ai nit: :lovi: fiout. Practical Knock-ont. Too-Oulr Four JtouadR, but Itutlrr fVblpiietl McAtillfle. Tho Bridge Athletic Club of Brooklyn In nuguretod their now rooms at 270 nnd 282 Washington street last night, and if the vigor of tho oontostnnK the slro of the crowd that packed the house, nnd tho care of tho master of ceremonies. N. H. Uobertton, may bo con hldored ns any Indication of what the good workers for tho club will do for tho success of the Bridgo boys, the organization will have a big sinking fund beforo long. They opened with half n doen bouts thnt brought the spec tators to oheer. MoKally and MoCloery. both of the Bridge A. C, and Jack Hannon and Jimmy Donnelly. B. A. 0.. had rattling goes. In tbe latter Hannon held his hands In what one man called "Iio-de-dah style." because he bold bis fins up with bent wrists and flapped liLs flits like n woman with a fan. But eery tlmo he lit out ho hit with power, nnd Donnollv got tbe wont of It. nnd the crowd aoplaudod tho I.a-do-dah chap. Dick Mc Lean of Brooklyn and Mlko I eonnrd, Lagle A. C. had another lively go. nnd James Conlln swung clubs. Tho Ilarnott brothors. Charley and 1 lorrlo. weut through an act thut brought down tho liouso, and Horsham nnd Hallln. a couplo of Bridgo light weights also kept things watm during their three rounds. Andy Kelly and James jSnugliton enthused the spectators, nnd novtoame Johnny Snmpson. thn ex-aiua-tour champion lightweight, and Jack Akics. who onco mot In u Ilnish light with skin cloven. Hainn-ion won the medal In thnt ease, and Johnny Dckhardt, us re.'orce. presented it with all due ceremony. Since then theso boys havenot met-although Aklus has olton evpressedn desire to meet Sampson agiilu. i nst night's exhibition showed thnt Aklns whs sincere, he went at bampson n a thousand of brick would try to do on a down grade. I nfortunately he only had tho weight of about live hundred with him. Tbe thousand was ngainst hlui and begot the worst 01 11 vhut the crowd went thereto fee tho ten round go between MlkeMoAulllfoof the Bridge A. L. nnd Jim Bailor of the Litglcs, cud not go on until nearly 11 o'clock. '1 hi was to be n bout on thu merits, at cati h weights, for a gold watch, with four-ounce t-luves. -he friends of the men had been disputing for u long time as to who was the suuarlor man with his hands, and this contest for nii'iitlllo points was Hied tosetilethe thing. MoAulttTo scaled at lAUs, pounds n few hours bofore they put up their Hands, nnd Butlor admitted to 147. I he Bridge man was handled by George Col vllle and i".d. (Jcorgc. 1 rank bite, the cham pion light weight of America, was Butlers chief attendant, nnd had trained him lor the match Harry Buermeyer. N. A. C and U. A. ltobertson. Outing A. ('.held, the watches, and 1 J. lionohue wus the referoe. The ball was plentifully sprinkled with police whon the men waro ordered to shako hands. Un the start McAulllTo bnd away the best ot the lighting, for lighting It was. The gloves may have wolgbed four ounces, hut the hair that composed nt loast threo of those tour w aa In thu lingers and behind the w rfsts. liotween tho wrist uud tha linger joints the knuokles had plenty ot play under tho chamois, and In this cnB the knuckles took advantage of the opportunities uflorded. McAallfTe landed a couple of hot onos on Butler's breast und ribs In tho first round, and nlso touched the Kngle man's fnco twice with etlect. Butler made more points, that is, ho hit MoAullITeoftener. Ho punched the Bridge man In tho lio-o uo los than four tlmos. and ho also landed on hU broost and side of head, but the blows did not havo tho force that Jdc Aullffe's did. In the second round McAtillffo knockod But ler down In thosuunrcst kind of a style by a left bander on tho jaw. This play was mad nftoreach had beon doing some fast work at Inl'gntiug. ot which MoAullfTo had much the bisU Antler was up In ulmost a rebound from the platform, and tho way ho went at the Bridge man wns of tbe rapid order. In tho llrst riiBh ho swung loft nnd right, and with each caught l'nt 'nhlll' expected opponent on olther side of the fnco so hard that line wns fairly riazod. The lutter hadn't expected euch nn attack, after 11 kuock down, and fin was mtioh out up by It, Ono ot the re units was a lovely black eyo. But Also bracod up, and came back with good work on the stomach Butlor returnod the lire ou the face, but scorned to be a little bit wrong on his pins. Tho third round was of tho active, most active on one sldo Butlor camo out like an Innocent young mnn. and MaAullffe, still Bteinly, led nt lilm. loft for face. The Eagle mnnenmooutof his hole nnd went for Mr. .Mi' AullITii. Bang went the lolt In a swing on lino's law. nnd down went Jlac. Low Bridge got up, and tigalu weut left in the same pIbcc. Onco more did tho Bridge go down, mid ibis time it got Into posi tion with tioubln. The crowd howled ot course. The referee tried to oulot them, but Itwasiiouso Mtaiitimo Butlers lolt landed on McullHo jaw tbe third tltiiu, and for tho third tlmo MaVullflti wi nt to truss By thld little movement the spectators became soun ri'iifioimblo as to mako u regular hullabaloo, and J'olli'n horgeunt Coopor by Insueetor 51c l.ouglilin'ri Instructions apt reached the ropes and showed ills club. Un that iipp-aiuuce the referee ordered the men to their corners. The onthuslasm lasted for several minutes, during which the seconds worked on the fighters like real athletes. It took nearly three minutes to quiet the noisy crowd. At the end of that time the men were ordered to go on. and before MeAullffe knew what was up lie got a smash on the jaw that sent him against the rones. As be was eliding to the floor, thoroughly done up. Butler tried again to hit him. He missed, und the crowd yelled "1'oul"' wlih so much lung power that in spector Mel nu.'hlin nnd hergeunt Cooper stepped on the stuge and enld the ulla'r could proceed no further Tho irlends of both men pressed around the referee and demanded a decision, but Donohne said that as the ten roundM had notbeen fought 3 us ho could give 110 drolnlon. There la no oubt that the men will meet galn-Dt time probably at tbe lUsla U

plly used in thn decoration. The auditorium will seat OliO. and Is divided Into parnuet nnd dress clrclo below, with a balcony above. While everything Is finished in comparatively light colors, a very pleasing offect lias been produced by using; the deoper tints below, which gradually shade off to the colling nbovo to the vory lightest tints that can boused. 'Ibis has glvon a very airy and cheorful look to the whole auditorium, The opern 1 hair In the pnnittet and dress olrolo nro upholstered In a deep gold plus nnd tho witlns-ottltig Is of tho same color. Tho front of the rail whloh separatos tho dress oil do from the parquet Is finished In deep crontn, nmblnronad with li res and other musical Instruments. In rollef. Ihobnltonr front Is In lighter cream, with cherubs and garlands In relief the domed celling Is docorntcd with nn old blue pnttern on old Ivory. In the 1 entro Is n skylight of hun diedsof bits of colorod glass which thrown subdued sunlight In the daytime upon the ntidltorltim bolow. At night tho colors of tho glas nro reflected by tho lights ol the big ehnndellor. The outer f rarao of the proscenium is In dcopgold and bronre, to conform with tho shading In the lower part of tho bouso. while tbe Inner frnme Is of white arid gold. On the other side of tho hallway from tho theatre Is the library, 40 feet sfjuare, abundant ly lighted rrom broad bay windows on the I'nl isnde avenue side. Directly ubovo this room nro throe largo social rooms, and above this, right under tbe roof. Is a large billiard toom. In thoonmmodlous basomont Is 11 completely equipped bowling ulloy, which soma of tbe young mon of tho town who lovo tlie spoit think Is one ot tbe most lmportuut features of the whole building. The building, with all Its decorntlons. was deslgnod by J. C. Cadv.t Co., of this city, and cost about 140 000. The Lyceum is under tho control of tho Englewood Lyceum Association, which Is mado up of many of tho publlo splrltedoltlrens of the town, who started the schome nearly two rears ago. There were no formal ceremonies Inst night at tho dedication of the Lyceum. The concert took tho place of them. Potted pnlmB and groens were were tastefully arranged on the stage and about the building generally, and I iieaily all Lnglowood turned out lu honor ot theeveDt, I .v odd evitairAL ovkrativx. The Colt .Tees Armstrong to Have an Arti ficial I.ck. St. Lours. May 22. A strange surgical oper ation to preserve a horse for the stud will be tried on tho colt Joss Armstrong this week. Jess Armstrong Is a tbrue-year-old. by Qlou garry Myrtle, and has shown this spring to be one of the cracks ot tbo circuit. He won two good rai 09 at .Memphis and Nashville from fair Ueids. In nu accident attho local track, u week ago. ho fell and broko his right foreleg. Tho owner basdocldcd to hovo tho leg ampu tated and suo the colt for tbe stud. An artifi cial leg of some kind will be made for him Dr. Crowley, the surgeon, believes tbo scheme will be u success Hale of Lamar. Kate Xfalone, aaa Laura Ford. LcuiBTiri.E. May 22.-H. r. Headleyof tne Beaumont stud sold to-day to Trunk Phillips, Chicago, the two-year-old chestnut colt La mar, by Onondaga, dam Llizlo l'lynn, by lle volver; prlco fl.Ohd Lamar started for the llrst time yesterduy, and but for n bad start would surely have won. II H. Owsley. Jledwny. Ky., sold to-dny for $o uOO to 0. O. Ucbt, Ir.. this city, the bay fllly lvato Malone by Imported tilongarry. dam Bessie Bull, by Imported Bonnie bcotland. uud bay Ally Laura 1 ord, J, by LnnRlollow. dam Useful, by l'at Mullov. Both of tnese mares are good performers, nnd will ndd no little strength to youug West's good stable. Cbnlce Horses Nell ow. A crowd of eager bsrgaln seekers made tbe eeml weekly auction sale of sreeu bones at Hss a JJoerr s bine front auction mart, 117, 14. 131, and 153 Bast Twenty fourth s rfei yesterday, another of the suo cesses tils firm U meeting with carly one hundred head of all kinds of horses were sold to the highest bidder and in most rahei they weut at surprisingly low prices Indeed tho consignor of one of the car loads of horsss put np mad v a strenuous effort to with draw bis consignment from the sale This he was not ai owed to do as one 1 f the first rules ot the Piss Hoerr establishment Is that all are consigned for sale let tha prl es bo w hat they will The following is a list of the principal sales at the auo lion yesterday pair seal brotwi couch horse., oxtra in size stile and action to Ur Connolly, $.180 bay bust lieue wagon horse, yir Mctllynn io black trotting gelding years old Mr Montgomery. $100 ralr i.ray Iruck horses. -,su pounds vir brown. $.iyt chestnut sadd e cob, Mr echtstz, itv. black work gelding A Wilson 9110, pair grav cols II J smith Mio pair bay carriage horses -ilsi bay gelding fvJhandf, r, Drown, sus, black mare, ll I hands. 111"), gray mare. 1. J. V13J Racine In KnBlaad. Leinov, Hay 22. The Newmarket icoond spring meet ing closed to day. Tbe race for the Payne Stakes of 15 orerelgoa each, for three year olds, one mile and elev en yardi was won by two Ispgths by Lord llartlngton'a bay oolt Morion, by Barcaldlne, out of Chaplet, Tha Duke of Westminsters brown colt Iltue Green, by Coeruleus, out of Angelina, was sscond, and Mr A.D Jioi-e a chestnut colt be) Pemonio by Kohert the Peru, out ot Lady Abbess, a tad third. There wore seven starters The race for the Iiolford Two rear old Plate of 300 sovereigns, five furlongs was won by Iord Purhaui a chestnut colt roter Klower bv I etraroh, out of Vh rids. lya neck lr Thomas smiths chestnut colt liump tious, by lirag out of Headlong waa second and sir. I'opes chsstuut filly Crinoline by Geologist out of T. blockings, a bad third, lhero were five starters. Hale of Short llnra Cattle. Lkhnqton, Ky.. May 22. Thirty-four bead ot Bbort horn cnttlo sold at auction here to-day for ti.hC'i: averm,o, ts:. Only two animals brought 1500 ouch. GlbboDS's Whack at Cushlac. Tbe Peterson people are beginning to feel more or less astonished at Mlko Cuehlug s failure to visit tbem, and post a forfeit to mako a match with Austin Clbbons. Cnsblug sgrosd to show up on Wednesday night, and again last night, but be did not put In an appearance on either occasion Jim Gibbons was in .Now lork yester day. and he talked this way about Cushlngi "Cnshlng bas been having a good deal to say, but I notice he can't come un with the stun I will say right now that the young fellow tAustlu) will 1 ght rushing at any time make it within lire minutes or Use years I de 1 isited ai owltltJamss llctoriui k, the turiman, ou Wednesday night to Und a hot of flis'lasldo The Gladstone t'lllb of Providence hasntTered a $!,ouo purse, and we aro ready any time to make the mutch. It looks funuy that Cushliguunt 101110 up, after all the fuss ho has mado cushingsaid toa Bra- reporter at the Bridge A. C ex hibition last night that he had tailed to moot hla backer as agreed on tune on Wednes lay and last evening, and had been prevented from g'uiu ,u Peterson only ou mat account 1 wtii ceriaun. oo raiernon to mor row at lbs 1 ei ect to leave New 1 ork ou a tratn before uoon Fought On with u llrnsveu Nose. An example of real prire fghters gamenois was shown by Tommy Hrlscoii, u s luth llrooklyu boy of 19 years, who tngaged la a skin glove contest with Jim Lawton of this cltv In a ling Island resort. There were forty odd wttuevses an I Arthur Morgan was refsree. After four rouuds of fast work, in which neither had any advantage snl both showed serloni marks on the tape, I anion lu a rally near the ropen caught I'rlsvoil with a rlght-lisnd upier tut plumb on the uuhe broke th it ustlul foul ire and seut ihe nrook lyiulo In aheapou the rtof r Jlrltcnil went down with a i ry an I quickly scramb.ed to his knees with a hand onhistiuss In another lii-tanb however ho Jumped to his test like a tiger and ru.hrd hN mu, beating him without a let up uutll the end of the round when lirlscoll went to his corner It was found that bis nora was broken Lawton finally got the puree of 97J, and over 3o was contributed tor brlsccll A lleeeptton In Jobs I.. There la a man In WtUlar-s borgk who U ready Is bet Ii3,003 sn John l Sullivan against any man against whom be shall ho matched, whether the contest takes place in a club or under more or loss private clr cumstances or whether It I e with small or large glot e. The man Is I aul koch of Grahstn avenue and viesero e street and this evening bs will give tho champion a re 1 option after tho Grand Gpsra House show bulliiati wll he drlveu direct from the play house to tho Wil Ilsmshiirgh establishment, ant will be greeted on his arrival at the latter pace with a hand or mnslo. fire works and a big lot of entbuelspm as slriKoeb eaya that all tha -aiitro putrlol. the tome of Jack horn p;sy and Jack UeAullfls will torn 0-1 tf giro Its VUa tXUtapleuaiiaaaiua-a-,'' ANOTHER BIG SURP.RISE. CAH.iiua T.EAtis rmm htaut to rixisn i Tint LAirxrtMr. The neTerrryck Htabln Very Haeeessfnl In Derelvlnu; the Ilanollcntipei Arnhiilanee I'roTea llerseir Ihe rack Tno-vear.nld by vtlanlnic the ll-dloril Hlskrs Hands llnna-rlemn Veri Itlal t'lasa Nport. Thn Bevorwyck Stablo brought off another ot tholr good things at Ornvesond yesterday afternoon, whon they won tho Lawnvlew Handicap with Cassias, landing a neat sum, as the colt was IB to 1 In tho betting when tbe books openod Thli proves that Campbell's assertion thnt hud tho track been dry on Hnndicapday Cnsslus's name would bo In ev erybody's mouth to-dny ns Iho hero of that event. Instead ot his stable companion. Casta way II was uot nn Idle boast. A voir large crowd was In attendance, the Lawnvlew Handicap and Bedford IMnkos promising excellent sport. Tho promises were more than lultllled.as CmsIub ran tbo mllo and a furlong In tho Handicap In 1 ,51'), just it sec ond and a half slower than Tana Cotta's famous record, whllo tho Badford brought out tbecraok two-year-olds ot tho year thiiH fnr, and probnbly tbe best Ally ot her age that the American turf has seen slnco Kpln nway, in Mr. Morris's Ambulance This splendid fllly romped away from hor Held In 1:1C, and tho rncolsallthemnroroinnrknblo becauso Ambulance ran into Cntlnii lnonoot the bioaks, hurting hor shoulder to budly that for n time hIio stood nt tho Post on threo leg. Aftor tho race sho was lamo nnd favoicdthe right foro leg, which will probably throw her out of training for a short time, 1 ho iuetlon naturally arises: If Ambulance ran on three legs and beat her opponents so handily, what could stio have done with four leg", sound and nil right? Thowlnnor Is a rangy brown fill v. by Onondaga, out of Blnck Maria, and Wynd bnm t aldon unholtatingly pronounces her the host fllly ho ever trained. As n yearling she e bowed marvellous speed, and judging (torn yostordny'sracasholsmoie thnu a mutch for nnyot tbo colts. With hor in thoGroat American Btakoi ncv.t Tuesday, lit nnd well, 0110 would not have to look tar for tho winner. Mr. Morris has a wonderful string of two-year-olds. Beckon running second to hor stable companion for tho Bedford. Lx-May or Nolan of Albany. Campboll's partner in tho Bevor wyck Mnblo. was piesent and saw C asslus gallop away from his field In tho Lawuvlovv. Tho race doei not renulrti in uoh description, ns Cassius took tho lend at the fit irt and held It to the finish. Taiagon, very badly ridden, was second, with blr Dixon third. CI ray Dawn should have been third, but Litlleflold undoubtedly rode to ordors and waltod until tho Ilunl quarter before making his run. hlr DWon will bo a better horse next time nnd Los Angeles I n trllle short. Of the other events. Major Domo captured the open ing race nt a mllo very cleverly In tbo fast time of 1:41 1. Tho becond. nt half a mile, for two-year-olds, was an easy thing for Congressman Scott's Amulot. the L'rlo statesman, who wus present, boingaheavy winner over thesuccons of the good-looking daughter of Bavon d'Or. l'lorro Lorlllard'3 KUdeer ran second, so the millionaire!) had that event all to themselves. Mr. Morris's very speedy colt Bussell won tho third rnco. hands down, with Mr. Wlthers'a Necromancy colt second, and Quarter btretch, a handsome daughter of Faustus, third. 31 a nolu. Jack McDonald's fllly, had an easy thing of It in the sixth, utter Bosa had cut out the work for half a mllo. He had to my $405 to keep her when put up at unction. AH Lnkeland doing the bidding. Tbo final race was a big betting event, eugour being the ulrtlght cinch. Bergen brought 1'rinee Howard out of the bunch at tho lurloug polo, nnd collaring the astonished bti.tppet. who bad the mount on onconr. In tho last lew strides, tbo rtslug jookoy of tho day clearly outtodo Garrison nnd landed tho outsider the winner by the shortest 01 heads. THE FIBsT BACE. TullaBlackbuin was a big favorite for the opening event at u mllo, with Major Domo second choice, 1 rbana being tho extreme outsider. 'lullaBluckburn made the running from the start, with Major Domo. Oregory. unit Urbapa the most prominent of tl.o othois. Tulla Blackburn showed the tiny to tbo upper turn, whero Major Domo closed up, and, tnklue the lead In tbe stretch, he won cleverly by a lengtli from King Irah, who tamo fast ut tbo end and showed vvonderlul si eed in tho filial riuartor. Tulla Blackburn wus a poor third Kweepnakrs of e.o osclc tor three Tear olds and up ward that had run all 1 not won ut the uieetltik, or which fo to oecond and fltsi to third one mllo 11 II Wl'hetri s hr c Major Homo 1 h Tom Oollll- tree weet Home toil vJ. Hengan) 1 C l ornetileon s V g King Crab vl JiRerec) 2 J s Mu holland a b. f. Tul a rllackhuru, Hf (bleren- son) 3 It, claret Prodigal orsgory, I'elham, Martin Knssell, and c rbana aleo ran Time 1 iV( Post Betting Agalnut Tulla Hraekbura 2 to I Major Dormv 4 to 1, Hectare. to 1 Gregory 1 tn 1 King Crnti, 7 to 1 Martin Kuspoll -o to 1 Irodlzal 40 to It Lrhana si to 1, I'elham, loo to 1 Uutualspaid lla'M, itm, tiutiu THE SECOND RACE. Amulot was playod very hoavlly by her own er, Col Scott, uud the talout, taking the tip, mado the daughter of Bay ou d'Or and Presto a warm favorite, whllo t'laudltie nnd Donohuo were tho most fancied of the others hen the ling dropped Bought am and Claudtue wote In front, but Amulet tamo through from Ihe ruck like a raco horse, und taking tho lend at the bead of the stietch, was always mistress of the situation. KUdeer, running strong nt the end, wns second, a length uud a half behind Amu let. Claudlno. as usual, ran third, sweepstakes ot t.o encli for mritdeu two year olds, with f I oo ad led of which ijooto second and aiou to third, half a mllo U. I- scott s u f. Amulet, by Karon d Or Presto, 108 tHarnes) 1 Bancocas stable a br f. klldser, I0S (Taylor) 2 G Wabautnebr f 1 laudlne 104 (Ilergen) H Donohue, Alice Ward. uta oug. Kuughram, Luyama oolt, Tudie, Ly the, and Avond tl alio ran Tlaie 0 'a Post Petting Against Amulet, 7 to 3 Claudlno Don ehue each 4 to 1 KUdeer to 1, lioughram 10 to 1, Cutalong C'uyaraa co t. escti JO to 1 ludlo JO to It Alice Ward colt. I vthe, earn SO to 1, ATOudale, 1X110 I. Mutualapaldflu.13 67 to, lu.iO THE Tllinp BACK. Russell wns backod off tho boards for the third raco a scramble at half a mlle-Ht, Charles Bermuda, and the Necromancy colt being tho mobt landed of tbo others. Void went nway at tho start llko an arrow from tho bow. but in tho run around the turn Bussell closed up and took the load. Bussell always had tho speed of tho party, and, coming on at tits otse. ho won hnnde down by two longths. The Necromancy Colt onino vory Btrong at the end. und beut WuanorHtrotch two longths for tbo place bweerstakeoof S20 each for maiden two year olds, or which $.00 10 second tin 1 Si"1' to third, half a ml e JltA.ll. Morris a U c Kussell by Kolus-lillle lluvselL 111 llttlelleldl D. 1 1, Withers a Necromancy colt. Ill tltoagani Urav co. a eh. f ciuer'er Mretrh. km iharbeej h Void, St l harles. 01 rad Hush Boll. Algsrnon, Dry. son Kelributlon goldlug Almy filly, llermuda, ami PraucU M a so rut Time Otltl Poet Boltlng-Against iiueiell d to 8, St. Charles, 3 to I, llermuda. 4 to I Nccrouianov colt, to 1, Prnci, H 10 to I, Algernon into I llelrlhutlon gelding 1. to It Quarter Stretch told Hush Holt, each j to I, Alluv fUly.iourad. e.ihfo i I, lirjson 4 J to 1 Mutuals laidtlAbcl, f".T5, HH.IIi Tilt: LAVVNVIfW HANDICAP Fir Dixon was the favorite for tlio Lawnvlew nnndlcap, to 1 bolng tho best, odds ut tho close against the Buyers brown liaise I'rls tun and Come'loTnvv came next In favor nt t mid 5 to 1 respectively, thrtouisl loi holngSlug. gnrd, nt 11 li I f-.issluB carried tho Bovoiwyck btublo moiiey.whllo Los AliiioleB, '1 aragoti, anil lluuuuet did not want foi frlcntlH. fus-luh i;ot 1 away wltli tho Hag. und. missing Iho st ind. ho 1 wasalongth and a half boforo Mr Dhoti, who was a head lielore Banquet nnd Los Angolu. with Tnragon uud Or.iy Dawn brlut-ing up tpn tear. Along the backstretih t aHim (ciiitlnmil I in aiinw thn vvav. ilaniiuet. Nli liivm, nn.i i. Angeles very closu tip. nnd Gray Dnwti Mill last. Around the upi er turn Los Angeles 11ml llaiitjuot essayed to close the cap ilm leader bad openod, hut Bunn looking over Ids Blioul- tier, kept 1 aseltiB itiilpg 111 tl held his advun tuge. At tho head 01 ihe stretch I os Angele, Mr DI-oii. t oitiH to Taw. 'Inragon, lud Ban rjuet weio on almost oven tnrmH, u leiiuth und a half In the rear of CubbIuh. who was 1 tinnltig so easily that it was certain that ho would win, t'aaslus camo right along and won by a length und a half in tbo vory fa-t timo of 1 M Tnra gon drew away lrm the btitich at the furlong post, and wns second two letigtha boloie Mr Dixon, who, ridden out every ounce, beutComo To Tnw a uock fur th id plate, dray Dawnutid Los Angeles were ouly neokn away, Thel.awnvlow llauipcau, for three eao ds and up wagl. at t 0 eaoh with tl,.oj added mile and an eighth Usterwyck Btable'tb c Castlus, 4, by I.onifellow Southern Hollo, lu tilunni I a, rl. Morris's ch h Taragon,a, lot (Warwick) ,3 bwyer Iiroa.' b h. sir Pnon, B. iinfilarrisou) a COme to-Taw fe Angslee, Gray Pawn, Tristan, Ban quet, and Sluggard also ran lime I MS) Post Psttlng-lgalnituir lilioii :tfol Tristan 4 to I fnmetii-Taw u I I os Vnge 01 lo I Haniuot and Gray llawu each to 1 1 ahsuie h to I la-Mgon, in to I Sluggjrd, 11 10 1 Itut isls jsld t 1 -'o a. tbo, I-IUI'A THE IIFDPPMI KTiKKS. A big field of good-looking two-year-olds answered the bucle for the Bedford Makes at tbree-ciuartera of a mile. 'J he Morris btable started two, tbe flying Ambulance and a neat daughter of FUarro and I'erhaps, happily named Beckon. Naturally Ambnlanc waa an 0TrwBtiln teTorit. colnc to tipp tt i BBBVa tn 9, Bolero, tha Pcott representative, dlrldlns second honors with Blacklock, the Hwyenv' candidate. 4 to 1 being quoted against each. The others rai'ged In price from 0 to I to 5u to 1. Hlacklock. Francis L., llrenlnno. nnd Am bulance were In Iront to a good send-off. Am bulance with her linml pulled around to one side ran Intnthe lead In n furlong, and then I 1 Ittlelleld taking a Hteadrlng pull permitted thn 1 muds 1. tolt to run alongside until straightened out f r h tne Then vmhuliiiico 1 1 onmr on alone, nnd putting with her ears won In n big tinnd gallon bv four lengths Bolero was second until tbo Inst tnw strides, when tovltigton brought up Hoot-on Mr. Morris's second string, and, collaring tbe 1 rlo rolt nt the wire beat him out a liend. Thn others were never In It. Thowlnnor was never ex tended at any time The Hodrert stakes for two-vear olAe at f-ioeacb. with i .'Wadded, of which T-oo to second stake to third three gueriersof a mile J A A A II Monet a br r Ambnlanre. by Onondaga llleck Hatla II'. (i l.lttieieidi .1 .1 A. a A II, tlorlsss ch. Kerkon I to (Lovlngton) 2 W I. scott soh e. iiolero Itsl4wisi a lllmiev Irnucis I tnlt t ai an, tiirkena Hlacklock. Forward Lvely 11 Carter roit, and Itoea II aliorau. Tlme 1 mi Put Petting Agslnsi Ambulance, utoS Blacklnrk linloro each 4 to 1 lleckon utot rranctsl, tolt sto to I Pickens Into 1 t atlan -Mtolt yorard Pvelvn lariercuit itosa It colt, evch si m I Wutuali paid lu straight and I0 70 place (Morris stablsc TnK SlXnt 1IACF. Bnymonil nnd St. Paris wore eo.unl favorites for the tilth face nt six furlongs, but nt leant half a dt7on olheis had a strong following, 1 ong Bronoh nnd Ht, 1 nrls carrying big bun dles of somebody's money. ,11 (inula. Village Maid and Kosa were tbe llrst ot the big Hold to show when the llsg dropped, but Ilosa rush ed to tho Iront and. opening a big gnp, sho showed thn wny until well Into the strotcli, whero Muiioln overhauled bor, nnd won hands down by threo lingths. lago drew out from the others at tho fin long polo and was thltd, a length and a half behind llosa, 'J he winner wus bought in be the owner. .1. 1'. McDonald, tot .2,0X1 un advnnoo of tlci.r over her entered price, Alfrey Lnkeland did tho running up. sweepstakes of tj 1 each with SI 000 added of which C-isj to second and flcvi to third, soiling allowances, three-quarters of a mile J P, lutionald sch t Manola, 4, by Macaroon En gulress, lis (Moser) 1 M T Pnwntngsch f Rosa, 4 S3 (Stevenson) J Madlanu stable ah n. lago. HM IF Llltlerieldj 11 Larohmout. Mhoiover. LongPranch liralt. liohemlan. Little Moore. HL 1 arls Arab, Nowburg. Pauline 1 aud Barrister also ran Time I'MV. Post Odds Against hl 1 arte, itavmond. each 4 to It llanola Barrister eaoh 0 to 1. l.ong Hraoch 0 to It nratr. liohemlan eacheto I, sbotnvor, Kosa, Newhtirg, Larchmont, each 10 tot, lago li to li Village -Maid Arab each 10 to It 1 Ittle Moore Pauline 1- each bo to 1 I emon Blossom, 40 to I. Mutuals paid $21 vi (17 bu, TDK SEVENTH RACE. Vengeurwas the tip for thn seventh, every body playing the Isllp htabla's representative, Knrson nnd Kolo being tha most funded of tho othors. Glory got awny In thevnu andl.ninbly, riding hard, munaged to hold tno lend to tho head of the strotcli. Then engetir. Lord Bay ton and Tolo niovod un, and with Trlnco Howard tho most prominent of tho ottiors. tho llnnl quarter was begun. As soon as Garrison movod on engour. Borgon gave I'rlnco How ard his head and tbo two draw away from tho field as though tho others waro authored. Hereon never appeared to tetter advantugo In a Ilnish. for he dearly outrode Garrison aid landed I'rlnco Howard winner by a heud. Lord Pay ton wus a fair third. Ileavy.welght handicap sweepstakes of 20 each, with $1 added or hlch jj to second amllluoto third, three quarters of a mile. J A Mahomy a br c. Prince Howard, by Prince 1 hanle-Planche t!4 tllergeu) 1 Isllp stables br c Vengeur 4. lid (llarrlson) 2 B. McClelland s b. 0 I ord Povton. 1 I M t n terson) 1 Gipsy Queen t hanman. Glory, Mngebrldge lonli light, Golden Kud, Caspar. Llsimony, and Kassonalso ran Time. lil',l Tost Betting Against Vengeur, S to V Kaaton, 4 to li Kolo ti to 1 Prlnie Unward f ord l'evtou eachStol: Lislinonr. 10 to It Torohllghb lltolt Glorj, Kings trldge Gipsy Queen. Golden Kod, eeohSotol. Chap. man.au to 1, Caspar, 40 to 1 Mutuals paid JO- au. 14.-e, rroo r JCntrlea for OraTeaend To.day. The Brooklyn Jockey Club will continue its meeting nt Oravesend to-day with six excel lent races, Including the Falcon Stakes, for threo-year-olds. at ono mllo nnd n sixteenth. Tbis has none of tbe crack three-year-olds en gaged, It Is truo, but tbe lot will mako a good raco, and Kempland nnd Admiral can bo re lied upon to give a good account ot thoraselves. Minuet will be dangerous If Jones rides. Bluo Bock should win tbe oponlnc event, with Tor mentor second, while Pratber and Mrldenway aro both good onos to back for the second. Martin llunsell bas an outside chance If ridden by a cnpnble man. Highland Lass should win tho third, with Bometta socond. bt Paris should do for tho tilth, with Larchmont sec ond and lime. B. should win the ulxtb. with Uuard second. 1 Irst Race-Sweepstake ot $20 enc'i for all ages, with tl 0011 added Vitro? lis n n Ml I... n 103 Blue llock 116 Tormentor 103 Ziollte Its Lottie st Bella II IIS Umpire Kelly 77 second Raco Handicap west stakes of C20 each, with ol 00 j added, mile and a slxleeulh. Btrldeway WOllrussels 104 No or Never llJStockton 104 Corloz HOMurtln RosselL lul forrenlo .lostlrlmaldl tea 1 wnimr" raioer 1UU 1 lay -tockton. 101Fronteuao P5 Saivlnl lovpusno M I'over Col Third Raco A sweepstakes of 120 each, with S1.000 added, for two year oid utiles live furlongs, lllghlanllas ll'.IPrlecllla Its Tendency fllly lift satlna 113 Kitty 1 ll'.li'erl us Marv stone lisillometta lis I urle ....llSilearless ...lib Pollys UblSemiuole us lourlh Race The Faloon SUl.es. for threo vear-olds attMieach. with ti.iftt added soiling allowances, mils and a slxteentn (farrlson Ill Mavlmus.... 112 Mohkan 10. Ilallet 1U7 Ktngshr dge itrt M trtlnl colt S7 Foimede 10.! Admiral e7 Ituhy Iloyal. 102 Mlntt-l rj Kempland loj 1 mlltetice SJ Fifth Race Sweepstakes of $jo each, with 11,000 added selling allowances, mllo and an eighti es I'M-I- 111 Th. Un, ,A., larchmont lllGuydray 7 1. en Gordon Ill vivid fainl) Wi, Admiral Bd Lotion icr-l fcixtli Race Sweepstakes of til) each, with 11,000 added three quarters or a mile Little Jake IU Sam Morse 100 Illnpa 11 107 Mracitse nj Blrnah 107 I ord Payton too Vendeur 107, Guard no Village Maid Ur7Palsvrlat 100 Chlettaln louilaustlna (tj BantPoxoy loo 1IACJ.Q IN KKXTUCKY. Isaae Murphy Loses the Rnnnymr.de estuken Tbronals an Aceltleat. Lontsvjf.r.K. May22 -Iluenome. Georgetown. Dundee, and nil the two-year-old cracks wont down in tho Bunnymede Slakes to-day before Allan Bnue. a good-looklnc colt by Imp. Billot, dam Lady of tbe Lake. Ahan Bona was favored In the woights. having a lighter jockey than any of tho throe first named. The race was far from tatlsfactory. Dundee, who carried a ton of money, making a poor show lug, which was duo to an acoldent, a stirrup breaking. This provontod Isaao Murphy from riding a finish indued ItwaBwith diaianlty that be kept his seat on his mouut. Tho saddle was tbo one that Km peror ot Korfols so often bore to victory, and, bollevlng that to bo an omen of good luck to his mount to-day. Murphy brought tbo saddle again Into use. and superstition probably cost Dundee the race. 'I he other races were some w hut ot a like unsatisfactory ruturo, especially to tbe talont. '1 ho wenther was lino, tbe at tendnnco fully 4 0(10. and the track fast. A selling purse for all aces nt one mllo, 01 ened tho duy'u racing. A Hold of eight went to thu post 1 ovelund wns a ft to 4 011 Invnrlto, but getting In the ruck he died nway trying to make up his lust ground, the pacu being hot, and iih a result no was noverdnngerous Prince Albert. 1cm, J, Moppo up. uud 7 to 1 in the bet ting, wi n cleverly by a length, .und a hair from tbo rank otitsidei V, 07, ridden by hmith, who looked ull ovor a winner as tho Held turned into tho stretch, I ovelund was third live longths behind Tlmo, 1 41'4, Iho winner, P. II, by Ten Broeck. (linn Alma 11.. mused considerable competltiou whon put up to be bldlun, soveral well-known trainers 'bidding forhim lie was tlnnlly socuied by Henry Mtuoui of this city I for SI B-5. which was S4.5 more thnu his on- trance price. The eveut of tho day, thn Bunnymede Stakes I fortwi -year-olds, six furlongs, worth 1,8JU to tho winner, camo noxt on iho programme. A Held offline Went to the post-Uurcoti, 111 IB. Vitllluus .Jay Jay .M to lib (Drittom; Ilueii fine, lis finertonij Allan Bono. Ill (Allen i; Pinion, 111 tv. Mocrej, Bunnlng Brook, llrt ihlley Dundee, 11 tj, .Murphyi; Ludy Washington, 11m (HoIIIsj; Georgetown, i'.l (it. lliiirls). Tbe betting wuh ,1 to 011 Duudee, 3 to 1 ngamsi Lady Washington, ft to 1 tluy A Woodford's entry, lluenumu: Al lan Bane, rl to 1; Banning Brook, Hi to 1, (lenrgetown. 16 to 1 1 dascon, Jay Uny See, and Philorii. 2u to 1 each. Kuunlng Brook Iliht Bhovved In front, but was at once outrun, and Oarcon, pressed close by Georgetown, le i until well In tho stretch, where both uulckly faded nway, and Allan Bane, getting In front, stuyed thereto the cbso. winning rather cleverly at tho end by two lengths from bis stable com panlon. llueneme, who beat Oarcon a length uud a hall i for second place, 'lime l'lii'e, A hnndlcan BWeopstakes for all ages, one mile nnd n sixteenth was tho third race Out look, once a prominent Horby cundldalo, wns a favorite, but ho disappointed hU utlmlrers badly, and lloniln. lii'l, piloted by II llliams. and a to a in the boiling, won ridden out, by u length, from Brlndoleite, 111'., Box up, who finde the running. Outlook was third. Time, ItO. Ballyhoo was an even-money favorite In the fourth raoa. purse or trgii oae milt and -1 BAKING POWDER. The claims for favor which this un siiul I'ovulrr possMses are these 1 It Is ofllclally rnilnrsrd ivnd rcconve mcnilcil hy th Wluilesale Orocera' N. tlonnl Aisoclittlon. 1 It Is bring used by the prominent ft Chefs or tho Me tropolls. It hns become, popular with the leafl- liiyx Indies In tho cities where It hu P been Introduced. 'j It Is rood und honest; pure fl Q popular. j JHEPURE BAKING POWDER CO., ALBANY, N Y j Excellence, Economy! Tliei ffcHtlfd are combined In our stork of Pint h a-urnttur Ttie dieplar I, well worth tba attrintlon of all an 1 the price, an usual will re fcum I from twentf to fifty per cent below thoie who retail what other make liny of the Maker.' GEO. C. FLINT CO., j FURNITURE MAKERS, J 1Q4. IOO. 10 1VKST -TH ST. a peventy yardo. but sho failed to win: Illalr. 108. 1 ridden hy Ovurtoti, and imotod ats to In tha r rlnt;, tiklni; tho rntu in lino Htylo hy a lenKtb fll from I.lcdoikran. Hli.. llrttlon up, who lis at I thefavorltu u nock for ilaco houora, Tim. l'ISS. Ailunh of n mllo, fnr maidens of nil acea. cloaod thn raolni: for tlio day. l.uironlo. 96, J. htepnouti. was tho favorite, but ho wa olev orlybuaton by tho ,1to'- ahnt I.lnnlo. Ofi. For iu the xnddlo tho lntter's victory liolne In a Inure tneatutro due to hnr jockoya vleorous rldlnir. l.u.enle llnlaliod two lencthi bohlnd. l.lnnln beat llurford, thn only other atartar. fully twonty lencthB. Tlmo. 1 4,1 S. The wln nor In a chet-timt lllly by MacdtifT, dam Linda L J ewis. l.lnden'a datu. BFollowlni: urn tho entries and woights for to- P morrow's races: First Race Handicap one mite ant a sliteenth, for alluges lullo 11 w. Marlon u, tin, Carus, Blarney btODe, Jr 1ki earli, Itaruej HO. esoonil Itace Helling purse, five furlongs, for two- A year (ills Pose Howard, I IU, Valparaiso itsl Katana, a lus Id Leonard, loj, Laura Allen, luu, Georgs ft. Clara, lis. Nellie neatrlee iceacli 9 Thirl Itace Jack t-ut Stakes, one mile and a qnarter. yl for three year olds and upward Uulbound, li u Utintress. 11. 1 tigllsh ciJv ltd fuurtti race helling purse, one mile for alt agesi Cary H Klarkburn i'ortugese luti etch, Vtar leak. loi Crab Older. 10.', Vior-niate, lul, Laura Foro, fl Hemsntiore iki each 81 M'tlt race elilug purse one mile for all agsst Itobln 101 Ilrookfull. Wurkmate nil each; Ilollla Uawlry tun Fllver hlng, W. Dine Maid, OJ Vtealuer warm aud cloudy, track fast. UARD-FOVailT 11 A TTI.ES UT TltOTTERX It K eqntred Beven Heats (o lleclde So. perlortty In llotli Events. I'nii.ADEi pnt A, May 22. Thnuch there wero only two contests for the trottors at tho Drlvlne Fork thli adornoon, they occupied tbo time completely and furnished nbout tbo host sport seen In the southeastern circuit, both races havloir poven heats boforo tho lssuo could ba decided. The only drawback to the plcnsnro of the day was the accident which occurred in the fourth heat of the 2-33 olasB. when Carrlo C's sulky struck Gold Dust Princo's nnd caused Drfvor Edwnril f)'Dnll tn Inna hla balance so thnt he fell out, uustatn Inic a severe contusion ovor tho loft eye. Ills escnpe from moro serious Injury was very fortunate under tbo circumstances, and tha j camo little stallion, with a hind lee scraped nearly to tho bono, remained In the race, and wan well up lu tho last three heats. Three i horses were added to tho 2:30 list in this race. y all tho hont winners but TrWIo reduclnc their I records. J. II. Phillips mado his llrst appear- I ance in the sulky this your, and camo close to j cottina Klla li. to tho front, a bad sond I off Injuring his chancos. luht namea M wore on tho card for the 2.33 class. U but Minnie Koene was drawn, leavlcs n field ot fi novon likely ounc flyers to battle for the Ej money. In tho pools Dilljfont sold for $25 and j tho Held tie, on tbe slroucth of tbo fust trials J tbo stallion had shown rocontli. Carrlo C. 1 sprinted away to tba aunrter and then fell bnck. while Kiln 1). showod In front to tho dls- J tance. whore sho broke, and Trlxle, comlnc fast on thooutslde. nasflrstlln just2 30. Ileforetha 1 second hent the Held brouuht $25. Gold Dust Prince, Dllltrent, and 'Irixlo belne the choice li by turns at prices from $8 to $17. When Carrlo C. had shot her bolt, UoldDust Prince, handled with excellent judgment bv O'Doll, camo on, f nnd had tho hocond bout In hnud from the H hoad of tho homostrctch. with a record of ,1 ':27'i. DillKent close after. Tills made th S Iowa horsn favorite at 111 to auainst tlie T lot, but Diligent ro", imny nail. and. leadluir rf from tho iiuartor.llnlshod first in J -U's. Gold fi Dust Prince challenged him ctimlni: homo. tl but a break lolt lilm in Kcond idaco. I Then It was J-Oto ISrion Dlllifnut. and after 1 the colllsinn betnocn Carrie l". and Gold Dust i, Prime thu rest. ejtioptluit.Man bpillmaii.Hho a was pulled np to oold thtt wreck, kept alonit n with Dllluentnt tho pole C mine humoTrl-fe cot hor nosrt In front and the hout was here la 1 2 ''lv. It a fli to $-1 on DUItfont navy, anil I Kosturtyk O'Dell'a tlnco behind Gold Dust I Prince. 'Jhlstlmo Klliill. cut looso In thellrsc Js duurlur and nine homo easily lu i 27 a new ill rocord for hur. while Gold Dust I'rlnco mode iWtM a gallant effoit to close with herneur tlio wire. iUtfjH 'Ihoefcret was out, and everybody rushed to i5f hedueon l.lla 11, who brouuhtfll to $J5 over ii the three left in tlio race The sixth heat i found the inure uilKtross of tbe situation, and. ItwaslJI tn $7 ou her beloro tho seventh. U The horsesh.id cot past tho vtiro when the woitl tun itiiuu, and l.llit 1), made a i break wlilcli lift her In the ronr. Sho closed tho nap, and vwm ahead ut tho third iiuarter. t but anothor break on the hoinoutretch de stroyed her chuncee and Trlxia, who bad trotted luiul wus idaced first, though Gold DiiHt 1'ilncu was nbout even with her. nnd but for a italnlnt: run mlftht havo had the hunt, Homuian li tlahs. purse t-isi Trials Li Jol.u UolJllnltli IMllott) 15 3 141 lilla B tl'tillllpa) .378114 imld Dust rrlnca 10 Doll and Koiter) 6 I 3 e 2 3 Dtlllgenl tlluaier) 0 i J a 8 S lianey All-11 (Urowley) a 4 4 a r o. Mary evlliman (Morrow) 7 7 H n e r o. Carrie 1 flunks) 4 e 4 7 dls. lime J HO J.21U 2iJuW. 1 jui 'j-7 i.inu v .11 ory much like the firs; raco was that for tha 2.3a trottors. the favoritot barley O. fulllnc to win, while the heats wero so divldod thut tho interei-t kept un to tho last. Iloyal wus the) fastest of the 1 arty to, tho third quarter of tha first mile, but when Allno cnino niter him ha went In tho nlr. und eho bout him lu 2 24. Charley V and Allno wore tho choices bofnra tho second heat, in which Allno finished a trlllo ulicad ot Masule 1)., tint was properly set back for runnliisf und tho blaik mare uot th first Place In I i i Whon she kept the pule all the way audcaptuiiid the third heat In 2. '22 bettlnu was ft to 3 on her for victory. Th fourth heat saw Allno settled down, and she won by a brilllunl Ilnish from MiiLX'Ie II. la 2:2J4. I arly in tno filth heat Turner, wiio had been colntf ensywith Miliuuitii. eout lilm to th front und the boat win his Irom tho half-mils post. Time 2 25 Thou tho pooIh ohanuo 1 toJriforthe field and flofoi hlilpmnn who was not headed In tho sixth heat. He looked like a winner in tha seventh but fell back nn tho lioinestintch mid Allue. nltli a raidd rush from third place, host Muiruiu li, nut in 2 28. whllo I lllolt nearly shook his lieadoir In hla jo at l.mdlnK both hard toutestfl vlth h's unmu inaiei, hiiuiiitary JJIrlsss, pursef'ico llne bt Almont Hit iHI utt) I 3 i 1 3 I Maggie II I rl art) I I .1 i 3 Kill man iTuriien 7 11 7 1 111 l'ual Mihcl.onl. J .1 1 7 r o Plla 1 Uy il' 1 udlrnr I I 1 7 r o. 1 hart j 1 1 isn scliol f. s 1 r o. i 1 e lirauisri ti 7 J r e. Time IIW ..'J .i i l'i J Theio Is a stronK card for to-inorrnvr, th 2 27 claeM ornulnp the sn rt with the 3 17 clans and i 30 pace t follow The weather seems to bave set fair, and there Is every proa Diet of txclti-B oootluued luu mtu th fljtra BBB- aj

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