The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 29, 1890

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'""fMBBssss'sss "l,''"""M''"'"''MMM'MM",MMI,a"llalll,Malll,l,MIMI'll1ll1M,1l,M JH I "IF YOU SEE IT IN T j J -m LJP I &&rj3nEVFI.&jm I B5 the sun. jJkrt ,jcsK,K 9$W't'Y bmuSmtb Bt IT'S SO." THIS APPLIES TO ADVERTISE- WT M. M HI 4WJi .SJteJ liLJvL M. ilA Hk mcnts as well as news. J .SfeftP yW S&W V TETJE S TT UST. IU V0L. 1.V1I .-XI). 271. NEW YORICIirKSDAYT MAY 2J" lSOO.-TKN PAGES. HlBrWrTcKNTS."" I ROW OVER THE TARIFF BILL run effect or inn actios or the afsath ij.a.vi: cu.vsuiTi n Senator Sherman Move Tuts I no: the Const d rt-ntlnn ortlir Hill Irom the Hiili.Comnilt. tee untl tlltlnc It tu lli I'ull t'mnmltff-cj Muy JCrlllt In Nil Titl-InT ftpslsliitluil Jlurlnu Tills Hrsslon ol' Congress, W.ihiitM.roN. Mnv 21. Muior McKlnloy left forClovdnh ltvlth President Hnrrlson to-night, Jlrm In I'm lotnlctlnn thai the llttlu surpiiso Which liJ and hunntor Shorinan so adroitly prepared Mid o.vucuted unon Senator Altlron. Aldrlch. lllscock. and Joiicb ot tho Senate llnatico Commlttoo, lintl suvod lili pet T.irltl till Irom annihilation. It is ropnrtod on trust worthy authority Hint, whon Slmor Jlclvlnloy wfti Informed ol the notion ot tlio hoiiatii com mlttoo In deciding Hint tlio full commlttoo must consider tbo Tnrlll bill, ho oxclnlmed: Woll, thnt'a tlio ond of Allison and that rneasloy stib-oommlttoe." Major McKlnlor unit bis trlonils haio nil alone foil tbut Souatora Allison uud Aldrlch and their criteria in tlio Sonata woro In favor ot emasculating bis bill, which ho bo cleverly put through tho House, nnd bo can woll nffoul to laugh at tholr dlscomllturo when tboy Unit tliomseUesso olToctually diockmntod. Pona tor Sherman, howotor.no doubt roallzos tbnt hoiainsomothlngof n predicament, tionntor Morrill voted with him sostordnv to put tlio McKlnloy bill Into tho hnuds ot tlio full com mittee, but it Is undorstood that tho voner ablo Chairman ot tlio l'lnniico Commlttoo adopted this courso nieroly for tho pur poso of ntoidlug a row. Tho othor llo pabllcan Senators, did not voto at nil ond so Mr, Sherman's resolution, which 19 a most Important one lu its scopo. was adopted with hardly a wont of comment. Senator Bbermun therefore finds himself nllied to the fho Democrats on tho l'Inanco Commlttoo, which Is uot a vory pleasant situation for him. Ho rofused absolutely to-day to soy a word about tho rupture In tho committee, and as sumed that ho had not hoard of any unusual action hailne boon tnkon therolu. Sonntor Sherman Is ono of thoso 'Senators, so fow In number, who will not sneak of what takes place in tho commlttoo room except when it suits their convonlonco to do so. It is well known, howoi or. that he and Major Mc Klnley had an understandlncboforo tho propo sition was broached for the discussion of tho McKlnloy bill In full committee It Ib rcportod that the reul reason of tho dlscomllturo of tha sub-committee Is that they bad proparod n complote substitute for tho McKtnloy bill, which was to bo known as tho Allison bill. Thoro was much talk in tlio Senate chamber to-day about tho cloomy outlook for the pas sage of the Turin bill, causod by the action of the Finance Commlttoo yestorday, and it ap pears that a minority of the Senators think Mr. Phorman mado an unwise move. It is broadly hinted, moreover, that his ltopubllcan colleoguos on tho committee may rofuso to at tend tho meetings called for tho purpose of considering tho MoKinley bill. This would leuvo to honator Sherman tho work of piepar n Inn us Senate measure, aided by the llie IV Eomocrat on tho comtnltteo. In this x case tho JIoKlnley bill would suffer I oionmoio than ltwould at the hands of Hona- tors Allison, Aldrich. lllscock. and Jones. It 1 It not yet known whothor these Senators will roally carry out their threat to remain away from committee meetings, but their intentions Will probably be made known to-morrow. A Biectiucof tho Finance Commlttoo baa been tailed for 10 o'clock, at which tlmo a, plan of action to be followed with regard to the bill Will bo asroed to. Should Mr. Sherman's plan of havlm: hoarlnss beioro the committee bo Ai curried out, tho day for llnnl adjournment o( Q A Congress would bo set forward (o about the iMl'. flistof Septombor. WM The four Sonatora constltntlne the roeular S eub-commJttoo pn tariff leslslatlon thuusht K the MoKinley bill would bo referred to them as aB o matter of oourto. and they had thlnns all ar- k ranted to make somo important amendment! (r totnonlu and report It back to the Senate bv HI the first of noit vtook. Mr. Bherman ntpped B tnlfl procrammo in the bad. and now thlnes rK are all at sixes and sevens. Ah oilort Is belnc j made by the ltepubltcann to oreato the Impres- M elon that there Is no family row In the Finance m Committee, and that the action ot yosterday Is t elmply iho result of a little Individual under- 4 Btanalnd. The truth Is. however, that Mr. (T. Bherman hbs not beon on cood terms with his 1. eolleofiues on the ttaanoo Oommlttp for somo SI years, out feels that bo has beon ignored by the younuer members ot It lio had no band rfci In the preparation of the bis Sonato bill ot lbSd. t? nna It was all arrancred that ho should have as fjf UUie to do with this year's measure Mr. MB I Bnerman, It seems, was only waltlne his chance l(P to set even, and now thinks ho has accom- ;Bv fcllshed his purpose, Senators Aldrlch and lit I Allison predict that thero is only a small pos- 'yt f nihility novr ot the potsaco of a tariff bill, and n, f do not hesitate to say that tho country and the 9 Jlepabllooa party would be bettor off with such V'7 fteUteof thlnas than to be compelled to ac V 7 Sept the MoKlnloy bill. hi The Democrats snom to bo cetttnet much sat- hfootlon out of the Itepubllcan row. The pemocrotfo Henntprs on tho Finance Commit- feefirp nreparlnn tnblos to show that thoMc- lUfiley bill will navo the effect of lnoroaslna instead of deoreasinK the rovenuos. and If tho doors of the commltteo room are thrown open tot hearing thef will take advantage of it to putsome free trade testimony on file. 3UVBDBR XY VBIliaONT. 0K9rBjjrro Btat) to tk Heart hu TTbtto XTeaaekBeper who bad JLefl nim. tf TfoKTB Ahamb. Mass.. Mnr 98. The home ot iY ftihn Dftworth, on the top of the mountain two )JBr biles west of Stamford villaco, VL, was the i'iJB scene on Taosday of a horrible murder. Tho 1 8K victim was Mac Shea, a dissolute woman, and flHi the perpetrator of the deed is Nick liradloy, a lK neero, for whom tho woman has kept house B tor a year or so. The Shea woman at rived at (K Dllworth'a houpe on Sunday at about 2 o'clock, jE, In respose to a roauest mado by Dllwortli some fK two or three weeks nco that sho desert JH Bradley and come and keep houso for Hf him, his wife bavlncc loft him. Dllwortli and H his hired man (Lyons) wore nt home, and In H honor of their cucst n pitcher of cider was Ja brought up, Iator Tim White dropped In. and IW at 0 o'clock Uradloy came, and after n lively W time lett. only to return at midnlcht with two a Irlonds. An attempt to battor tn the front f,t doorwoHjiieffoctual. but all tho windows woro i jfj Bmaehoil. Dihvorlli escaplnc byonons lirud- V D ley and bis companions onterod nnothor. 11 Dilworth wont toanoiuhboi's for help, and returned an hour later with n shotcun, lliidlm: I tho dospornduos In pomsohIoii and haWim a J grand ciirouso. A elder barrel had been hoist ed to the kitchen and all hands woio in u jolly mood, l'onco was noon established, but Dl. worth concludod to kpend tlio nlu'htwith tho neighbor. All lny Monday ilrlnkint; eoiitliiiiod, Interspersed with tho smuHliInu ot eio. kory and furniture, until in tho afloi noon Diluortli mustered up cournuc to aenlii visit hi lioubo. liradloy thun ucreod tlmt tlio hheii wuinaii could stay with Dilworth If sho wanted to. and us it was ralnlnc hnid Duidluy wan urued to epond tho nlu'lit. Dilworth m of a timid dlapo Bltiou, uud uualn slopt in ilie neluln orV. fOu Tuesday iiptiiIii: oteiyi.oiiv that wut net too ilruuk was MkIhIiik. and Dllwoith etui'ed for htumford Mtiniro to K"i wariiiiita fur tho I intrudoM. 'I lioowdeneo in thu imii.e-t to-day i indicates tlmt at niiout Hi mi 1 i.oth.uj iiniiju.ii; liradloy ehiiuceit lilhuiiiid i r. Kurd I 'lUil'iix' vtlthhis housol.eoic. mi I undu.iM'iod topei- ouadu hor to ko Imniu niiti It i m that nliu pi r Klhted In her relui-.il inl tie htulil'ud hnr to tlio heart, kllllui: Iht in--iauily. Tlio other nun uoroltitho lioiifx' at tlm tlnie. anil ihi lieard cries of "lio aw.ii fiom mo, yuu nikvui," inl -I lowed by a pier, lie '-I ilek. .Omij uftei- Mard llradlny niic I bis cniuiui Ions that "Mm:" wi I y I nu. ami went in I red I.i."-uni'n v.llli tun t-.t tut- MOO. Let uro, n Ik ruMui 'ail pi unul to hiuiii loid i 11 it mid li 'l"i i1 on uiel Di. Nleli U i hi i) I i' i.ii.l'h. uniiiiiii diunl, Mck Dniiln' i lio ni.n uuluur. una, JllSOl ll illil' II "il To-day In-. Jlii.ui mid lltikln oil of Siirth Ail iu. II r- Oil i Di .N rim1-, 111 Mill u tlioronuli in ti iiio!'oiiii'aiiilnatciii.dlH'' iihlni: a Wound l a xli ii i Kit 'o in Hie lull breast, f, punctuilni; tin lieait. .o other lunulas ex- U 4 cent n bluet eve and mliiot hi'iiicort weio IV found. A kiilhi v.im IoiiihIoii liradluy'ri poison, ft. Ilruil oy, I. inns. White, and lluuluur wuio hold J (or the (iraini .liny. J. FnMei 'I'ltii to Viililni:(nn Wb Bv MH it "f ilif.'i' mi' a i r ii in h liri'U arn'M F Ihcl-cliin k. i i 1 1 i.iti' llr nil., iiii'l II .Id R II lluilrun on .i i in.i it.i Air.l rrrr ut A I J hihi'm i -ii l tiii i i .i tilt.iii ii, Halt) V 1 in -rii mnl u .fc' ii .it ii tr.i i ui'iin Mil. con 11 I 1 iiii.nt- lliii-i nf rcn -a pra n'Ai 'r ly rraH'ii Wk 1 if lh niir.or d i ui i uhlr n ttk hi rl road. ISL f v.ar ipiii. hi cini mt 1 1 ami liniinstiiin of Mniii Alilraili.iany I'n n.iioi i ur. Su Mr ctil(t J 1 (cruittlui. DUtlou ivuixt Liuny nneL-aJu II rr.ochi.vo to ltiaiMoxn. Conredernt llntlln l'lc Tlcek tlie Tavra Tim Oremontew 1'o.day, Iliriistovii. May28.-l!esldcntsof nichmond lmio noier 'ecu since IMil tho city present such n inllltarv nppcanuico as now. Tlio re mark bns been fioiitionlly heard, This loeks like T.l Then tho city Mas allvoMlth troops arrli Ins oiery hour In now uniforms, thouuli tho city was not then decorntod as it is now. At no tlmo in lit history hns it boensollboinlly bedecked. 'I horo aro ntunoroud small Cfiifod erato bnttlo Hairs and n smaller number of tho Confederate Oovernment and camp (Inns. Tho Ooinrnment (lac, In roalltv tlio national flnir, I is tho ono least known to tho pooplo liore. 1 evon tho vetornns woudorincwlint It is when thoy ioo It, Tho only Confederato fins to their knowledco. and npparontly to tho knowledro of tho Southern public, N thoSt. Androw's cross bnttlo standard. Tho first notablo cathorlnc was this morn Int;. when 500 votoratis snt down to breukfast In tho Sam Jones tabornne'.o. This bulldini; holds 10,000 poople. ond to-morrow plates will bo placod for 1,500. As the votoran camps on tored tho city thoy woro mnrehed to the tabor nacle. Q'ho sceno was ono of conoral hilarity. Another t,lcht which Illlcd Confederates with enthusiasm was the spoctaclo of Clon. Josooh li. Johnston promonndlmrthofashlouablo boil levari!. 1'ranklln stront. with Miss Mildred l.co, dnuchtor of (Ion. l.ee. Oon. Johnston has need croutlyslneoho was In tho city last. Ho Is now M routs old. and tho oldobt ox-Lunted-erato Ocnorul lliluu. Tho present l tho first tlmo ho and Lone street haie met Mneo thoy woro tocothor In Loe'snrmy. IJoth men aro so much cbanuoil that tho majority of tbolr soldiers havo failed to rocotnlze thum. Nolthor has cono nbout much to-duy on account ol tho fatlcuo of their trip. J.oiicstreet arrived on nn early train, and wasrecoliod with treat enthusiasm, Ills xato to say that If he Uoos not cot tho ovation of the occasion ho will isbnro it with Clordon. Lady, and Johnston. Une ol tho notablo elglits of tho mornlns was tho arrlvnl of u Plckott camp of votorans, all attiied In thouniforms In which thoy sur rendered at Aopottomax, A slenillcant foaturo ot tho ocension further Is that despite all the talk nbout tho Confodorato urny, halt ot tho companies thus far nrrlvinx wear tho blue, many ot them brlncine their old battle Hues with them, and, in addition, they carry the Unltod States flag. The Wilmlnston (N. a) company brines its original "camp nleeor," and two nesro drnm mors are with anothor organization. Tho uocro battalion hore woro ivUlini: to partici pate In the parade if asked by tho commlttoo, but they wore not askod. It has boon decided by tlio commltteo to havo no slnclnc nt the monumont uniolline: tlmt is. thoy havo made no arrancoments for it. Tho orowd preeont will bo so vast that thoy think they cannot handle It. This omission eaunos no llttlo dissatisfaction. The Idea ot slnslne Idea's favorite hymn was especially popular. The bands will, howovor. play Confederate nlra on the march. The Stonewall Jaokson Brlgado Hand of Staunton will bo anions them. The absence of the widow of Jofferson Davis is ctreatly regrotted. Mrs. Stonewall Jackson has wavored about comlnit. Sho Is in deep mourntnson account ot the death of hor only dnuebtor and shuns notoriety, and Is nt the same time auxlous to see her husband's sol dlors. hho has written that she oxpects to roach tho city to-nlabt. A groat problem now troubling tho committees nud railroads is tho matter of transportation. Lvory nvullable car on the ChegHpoako and Ohio Is In use. bat Is inadequate to get tho orowd to the city. At eaoh station hundreds havo been waiting all day, only to learn that they cannot Sad stand ing room on the trains. A careful estimate places tho numuor of strangers tu tho city to morrow nt iiO.000. Ono does not bear war talk from the crowds ot theso veterans save In the shaue of remin iscences and inquiries after former comrades. ON TO MCIIMOXD. CoU Shepard Calls to Arras to Destroy SontBcra Epau!ett, Tunes, aad Buttons. Col. Elliott V. Snepard reoolvsd this letter yesterday from Mr. D. C. Richardson, a lawyer and former Police Justice of Hlohmond, Vo. Him Wo bsr heretofore been of the opinion that the CoDttltatlon our father! made guaranteed cltlsf ni ot the aeveral State the enjoyment or lire and liberty, but your recent editorial breathes of threatening and alanshter. and we Quake and tremble. We Lave thought that in pnnutt ot happiness we would receive the pro teeUon of this great Government, but In seeking to pro mote our happiness the aU.potent Jtfall ana Exprttt in terposes Its stern command to prevent us. We hoped the favor would have been granted to do honor lo the memory of our loved ones, but the editorial dictator prohibits us from doing so. We therefore ask that you will relent In your wrath, fold the ensanguined gar ment, reallie that the war Is over, allow the holiest emotions of unity to find s place tn our bosom, and permit os, the citizens ot a common country, to obey the prompting ot loving hearts and do honor to the memory ot a great and good man. (len. Kobert K. Lee. If this favor should be granted us. e cordially Invite you to be present, and, to show our gratitude, we prom ise you all the notoriety you seek by publicly exhibiting yon before half a million of our people as the only man In this country who ever conceived the thought that our sincere dej Ire to honor our dead meant disloyalty to the Union. The letter was promptod, of course, by some of tho articles that have appeared recently in the Afatl and Kivrtit on the subject of carrying Confederate flags at the unveiling ot the statuo to Gon. Itooert E. Leo. Col. Shepard was seated in his sanetnm in Park row yesterday afternoon when a reporter ot The Bun callod. Ills silk hat was tilted back on his hoad and ho was gazing longingly Into a tureen of consommu that a olerk hud just placed on his desk. Ho offered some bread ond crackers to tho reporter, but re gretted that he had no knlfo to butter them nor any spoon to get at the soup with. "I am almost famished," be said, as he seized at a pleco of bread, "and I guess fingers were mado Deforo knivos, so here goes." Tho roappearanoo ot tho clerk with u knlfo and spoon saved tho Colonel the necessity of de monstrating his democratic spirit. I don't think anybody wunts to go down to nichmond In Its present condition," ha snld, betwoen spoonfuls, "but I've Bald all that I care to in answer to this lottorin tho .Uadtrnd Ksnrrit of to-night." The roportor tlioroupon wont out and bought a oopy of tho Colonel's paper. '1 his is what tho Colonel fays; The conditions on which the gentleman to whom the foregoing letter Is addressed, bj a former Police Justice or lllcumonil, would visit the raj Ital or Virginia, w onld be tho burial of the staiueor (,en llobert I! lee In ihe ame graie as his perishing form, and the final entomb ment of all the confederate Insignia, nags colors, badges, tunes. Lutlons. eiauletu. swor.l. cannon, songs, muskets, commissions, histories, records, and paraphernalia of every kind He warns the celebrams of secessionist glories that It lsjustas true novr as It was In INt wlien Abraham Lincoln Ursi pri'iiuonii-d the so'emn wunitog that a huii.e divided agnltul Itself c il'liol aland. 'fl.o people ot Mrgllea then pitdl iiuattentl'ili to the warning The result ws u Mo dy war, eiitlrt. victory nil along the linen fm tlie I nam of ti e wlm'e IIoiimi. ami a sohsriiuinl reklnillinr of ln prlncli l of ill.rnnl li Hie mlnorltv while ruling ilass' in that portion of the house imiubited li Ihem Thee principles will eitln-r burn on till ihe) produco anmher tlvll war or I.I be exlingiiislii d. The firs! opportunity tn stamp out ihese flames of discord Is afriTiled to the reKK tlirli!rlte Hut If thi-y refuse the 01 portulill)' and fan Ihfin still higher, tli.y need nut he surprised to hud a million patriots marching lo put nut the i re The giurlous t uloti m 111 be preserved, at alt ouets, and every liiml. Ami tlie mily Hag that can onre within It is the glori ous htarsunit Mritfs. iiel llietv is guliu to bo unllr of lorulty throughout the wl o,u leiuth an I urra ith ot me I iiiuii The tutriuii'iu "f Hi-Luuiitr is no Imigir to tie de ct-hf lb mii-li spti on- mi l iJeibpllVH .iruumelits lis are nil ram mi t ''r i ii haul ai Ihe riaaarv sens ti ,i a retui element orpani'd so (Mil eL and ili'llaa at I r rush of su mam rt'1'el to ulurif, tin. 4teil irallur l.ee and tl n d'slionured, pnlliiiuigi oiiti-ilt-ru'e r.ig Itlsouo of the muiiy Mais usi'il b Ihe siat(-ii en nt Hie r-oulho isl to -'I lio the .'.niitlif-ra Id art to prevent tlie sprea I of (atrlotlo He pnhl rnu seiaiui-inls, tn lion tt.i-ir In .Is together till ther ilt. ir thev can elect a lieuiiitrllc I'resiarut and then to intln linn rer.oria ihe mine Irearou idle rrae as did Iri.l'leli' Itiii'luii in. mi I slIi the toimtry In the Miull euitrrn wlilti- ruling ilnss nhen gutnl i tnlhe I ountltiilii i nf the I i it, d M ill u eiijilit) ur I olitic.il rUhi. In freiilnni mil i-vtr)ttilng for which the war fur ll i- I lli'ill It ,i. o ,:iit lo f rn.vi i In r i- en is la I o warned ni'-iinsl them lu .in lima hi H ceiiii lu fir leal ilis tnuody r.-.'.is r 'itt. i it m i 1 1 ll av h r III it g Hie u,i tuili-v I ii)' 11,1111 In tl girl" IS tn do lliosn II I lulu it. t alio w I u h I, I ii aU.i Itn hill' ml a plate ivlih h an he rutted Hltll ,elf re. I ril ah 1 delight ti) a patriot Tlio tovt In lust nlglitV Issue was: IVinlit the l.nril lieu I Is uot shortened, tlial ll can not save, neither his tar teavy, that It lannot hear C'filifeilrrnfrn Off' for Itlrhmnnd.i' Nearly one humlrcd inemhers of the t'onfederata Camp of leierais and of the r-nuthern bocleti- started for it'Clinioud last night to uitend ihe ceremonies at tendant uinn the unirillngoriii.il ter smiinunieiit In Ihai city tn djy A slei tal trstu, i onsl.Ung or lour seeping tars, one coacli. and a I aj-gage car left tha i.un.rlrauU llallraad ilepol in Jersey Ity at Tll.1 o clock. Ihe meuitiersot the i etsrau Association car ried a stand of t onteaerate colors which were present ed lo the association bv a Urand Army Post, member (f a hlcii had captured Ihe colors on the field The train wUl reach Jilcbmoud at e o'elook this morning. THE MONTREAL MYSTERY. TOVXO T1T031J8 KliMEWR BOIiX rovxu is a itESEurom. Mnn-r Facts Point to Mnrder, Thnnab the Coronrrs -Inrr JTBrlnas In rs Verdict of (Suicide-Is It Another llenwetl rusef Mokthral, May !2. The mystery surround ing the disappearance of Thomas Klmbor. the young Englishman who disappeared Irom this city In tho middle of April, has beon solved by tho discovery of his body to-day In the city I reservoir. Tho case Ii bolloved to bo another I Iloiiwoll affair. Klmber nrrlvod In Canada Irom Tonsham, Kxotor. England, whore his pnronts, who nre Moll to do, rosldo, by the Dominion lino steamer Harnla on April 11. Ilo took up his uunrtois with three companions whom it U supposed ho met on the voyage, nt tho Grand Central Hotel, it f-ocond-cluss house, kept by Thomas Stylo, on St. .Inmoi stroot. Alter a big spreo lie suddouly dUuppoArod. When tho door nf his room was forcod open tho floor nud furnitiuo wcro found bespattered with Mood, and a razor coverod with hair and blood nnd n number ot bloody handkerchiefs woro dlncov ored. llli tlliappo iriiuto ttas kopt asccrot by tho pioprlotor ot the hotel for a couple tit weeks. t lion It became Known, mid tho whole dotoctlvo fureo ot tho rlty was oniploieil. Tlio olTorts of tho detectives to discover a cluo provod utterly futile, but an accident re sulted In tho dlscoiory of hlit body to-dny. Montroal draws its wntor supply from two large rosonotri. What is known its tho High l.ovol rosenolr Isnt the busoot Mount lloyat. raising to his work onrly this morning An tolno llerrlchon, n stono mason, crossed oier tho mountain park by tho side of tho High I.oiol rofervolr. Btiddcnly bis attention was nttractod by somotbing whlto In tho wator. and the next Instant a human head came lntovlew. llerrlchon, who know nothing of tho Klmbor mystery, culled to a park policeman, and they removed tho body from tbo rosorvolr. Marks of vlolonco woro dlscornlblo. Thoro wero throo cuts tn the loft i-IJo of tho neck, besides a long and doep cut ncross tha throat. A towel marked T. Btvles whb wrappod tightly round the neck, and furnished tho clue. On the body boing examined at the Morgue threo stones, wolghing from six to eight pounds each, wero found in the coat pockets. Klmber Is supposed to have had considerable monoy when hu dlsappoarod, but all that was found on his porson was llfteon cents in change. On his llannel undershirt was v, orked "T. H. Klmber." No sooner had the remains been romoved to the Morgue than a jury was sworn In. and, alter several wltuesios hod boon examined, a vordlctthat the decoased man had committed suicide was returned without an autopsy boing held. Dr. Mount, tho only medical man "xamlned, said 'ho thought It was a case of (.ulcldo, but could not say positively until he had made an autopsy. Thero 1b great Indig nation over tha way in which tho Investiga tion has beon conductod, and it is denounced on all hands as disgraceful. Thore is n strong suspicion that there has beon foul play in the cuso. nnd that it may turn out a repetition of the cuso of llenwelL It Is asked how a man could possibly cut his throat to tho extent of five Inches, quickly leave the hotel in the lower portion of tno city at ll o'clock In tho morning and, with a bloody towol wrnpnod rouud his neck, wonk with Iocs ot blood, stagger through tbo public streets that lend to the mountain, which must have boon crowded with people at that hour of tho day, climb a steep hill to the reservoir, surmount the high Iron railings that surround it, and plunge Into the water. Uuohnproceodlng is pronounced by leading medical men as absurd. Tho fact ot heavy stones being found In his pocket nnd pnlyilfteen contain money being discovered on bis person, also adds to the strong suspicion of foul play. Detective Oroeo of this city, who hns been employed by the Dominion Oovornment in the cuso. I'uys it Is a mu rder case, and he has mado a report to that effect to tho Dominion Govern ment. He Is of tho opinion that Klmber was mur dered by somo of his acquaintances whocauie out with him on the ship either for his menoy or in a row, nnd that attor the killing they took his body by cab to thelreservoir, put tho stonei In his pockot-i. and then throw his body In. Q he luood Btalns In tho room woro probably plncod there after the killing. Ho regards It as Impossible that a man could cut bi throat as Klmbor did nnd thon walk through tho crowd od thoroiighfaroa of tho city without attracting attention. According to tho statements of people who enmo out to this country on tbo fcurnln. nnd saw Klmber. lie did not look llko a man ti lio would commit suleido. Ho associated with i-oiernl rather siHplclous eharaetorb while on board ship. It Is feared they may have hnd something to do -.villi his death. Htiloi. tho hotel proprietor. Persists in enylng that he saw Klmber leavo tlio hotel on tha morning of April 11, and that ho was walking Quickly at tho time and did not seom to havo anything tho matter with him. Major Sherwood, chief of tho Dominion Secrot Service who is acting at tho reijuestot him ber's people in Knglniid through tho Colonial Olllco. Is also of tho opinion that it U unotlier lionwoll case. Klmber'.i lolatlves will bo com municated with, nnd It li expected that a searching Investigation will bo held, though the probability Is thnt It will nover boknowu whether Klmbor committed suleido or was murdered. ERADICATING rr.RUIlO.nfECBIONIA. Now York ond Kiss" Counties lis I.sat Foothold on Ameirlcnn Koll, WAsniNnTON, May 28. It Is stated at tho De partment of Agriculture thnt tho quarantine Which was Imposed in Ilnltlmoro city and county on May SI, 1887, on account of tho ox Istonco of contagious plouro-pnoumonla, has beenrnlsod, tho Kociotary of Agriculture being fully satisfied that tho di'ensoin that Htate li effectually extlrpatod. (Supervision by tho ofllcers of tho Hurenu of Animal Industry, howoier. still continues as nmeastiroof extra precaution. In tha moan tlmo, nnd until fur ther orders, all cattle arriving In Ilnltlmoro uro Inspected, and nil animals slaughtered sub jected toopoit-mortomowimlnatlon. In Now Jersey tlio same conditions exist hh in llnlil moie, but tho ijiiaruiitinoln Ilinl.-on county hns not yet beon ruined, inasmuch n- r. mifllclent time has put yet nlnpxed kIiico tho liistcnfio nf dlfcon-o to warrant tliul comae, lr.it hIihuIiI the conditions uhleh haie prowillodthoiii for somo time contlnuu, iiiiiraulino will bo raised thero als-o, maintaining iiuuely such s-uportlsluu in i le o.torcli-o.! in liultlmoio. In Kings nnd yuoenKcoiiniloi, Now jink, tlio work la being pro.-oi uted vlgmniiHly lo tho lull oxtont of tho powers ronton vd tiuiin tlm (-oiieinr) bv the i act of JIuv ail, I ski, with it Mow to I'tlectunlly i eradicating the hiht lentigo of tlio ali-uano noiii -this. Its last footln Id on Auietican roil. Huh onabllng the "-ecrotuiy of Agilciilturo totlo. clnro this country absolutely lico Irom any trace of this di-uutiu. ll.UlltY IIII.I.'.H AI'I'ISAI. The I.uil of Il I'.irlilur Inveeleil In tlio l'nrcliuan HI' Tin ll Hull, IsrrrniMillit, Hurry IIIII'ii application totlioCoinmiS'loiiers ot I.aeise In Itrool.lyu fin u llcmnn to open it snloon In Turn Hall, In lagliinnd i'r.tnklln btieoti, has stirred up Oreenpoint. l'ubliennd private meetings haio boon Imld during tho past week. Alienily pnveral prutostshavo been lllod with tho Commibslonori, ono being from thu eonsihtory ot thu Kent Miaet llnronned church. A homing Is tu In) ghvu to Hill and the i rotostaiiiii on Monday. Mill railed on the I Cumililsrtloiiuib yesterday. Unsaid: It iloes seem too bail that 1 may not be al low ml tn earn an honest llntig in this pint nf the (mull). The license Inn been askod forln Hie name of my son, lilt haul who bus niunyi liomu an exeolleiit ri'iut.itlin. Turn HuM, wlileh I hnvo iiiiii'iinseil. uud in which I liaio invested all the money 1 haio in Ihe world, tho wreck ot a lurgo lorliine, bus fur a long tlmo been iiinlntnlnod us a buloon. Wo Intend, It wo get the license, to run a ijulot nud lespuctuble place." UfT for NlcwrAKUU. Ciujii f.bton, May 2S.-The steam dredge Horbert, umlor contract to tho Nicaragua Cinal Conalniftlon Company, sailed from hore yt-airriiav for Mill Juan del Norte Kirotowiu, tn luviii the wnil. ol dicdiug tho bnrund hui hor at that phuto. Morgan a Ilrothers' storage warehnufes, S13. 31. and 2IW West 4lh su. near Proadway Urparale rooms for fsrulturo. pianos, biggase, Ac Large padded vans far moTlug lu city ur cuuutry. impectlou soiiclisd. -Hi AXA11CM&T KAWlitl IS JAIL. He Is Accuaed of Trying: tn Itlnu- Vp the Ilnymnrket rlquarr Monument. Cincino, May 21. Whon tho can ot dvnnmlto was found nt tlio baso of tho Hnymurkot mon umont last week, l'ollco Llout Kliiley mntlo up his mind that the oxplosilo wai not plncod thoro by Chicago Annrchfsls. Tholledsof this city are working desi oratoly to sccuio Iho par don of their conirudomt Jollet, and thoy haio been cnreltil not to do anything Inimical to tho Intorosts of tho pri-onors. Working upon his theory thnt a Btrnngor tilncod tho oxplo slvo on tho monumont. i.leut. Kiploy began to sooiir tho city for Ifoielgn Anarchists, llo foon loarnod Hint Joseph Kaiser of Now York, a member of tho .lohnnn Most wing of the radicals, rnmo to Chicago about n month ago. Kali-or. It was learned, had lived In Now lork for suteral learn, and until a short tlmo ago was ono .r Most'n nrdont ndmlrers. llo had also spent sovotnl months In foreign jails. Kaiser, who is h tinsmith, Iihh bocn In corroipondencp with the Now Yoik Iledieiorslncoho roaehed this elty. Ho has boon Peddling rcllel'iuft books and pictures fiom home to houso In onlni to cloak Ills niKiltui tothlicity Ho boarded on Wo-t Hu ron street and hu Kitndnis uliil oienlngslmin been spont in beer halls near tho Havmarkot siiuare. (lit lint Krldny night Knlsor left his boarding I lioiHe. ami nothing mniu was -oon of Mm. llo leltatrunk containing some n ell-worn cloth ing, but no dniamlto was found. Uwt in tho lust itsuo of his paper, comnumtoillan tho plot, and asserted! hut hli Cblcngorriotnliliud noth ing todo with linlser. Till'- nas tlio lirst luti nititlon that tho two men had iiuatrulluil. It l- siiniiosod that .Most, beci 'inlng jenious of Kudoi's cioulng populurltv nuiong thu radi cals, and being awnro ot tho nutuin of hli rliul's mission, tboi: this opportuiiit) to strike at him. Kiilior Is now nt the Contrnl Tollce Station, and under heavy guards. Ho mndo boiuo show of roslstnnce. but tho lovolveiaot the ollieeis soon iiti loted him. ll" has been iilentilled ni ono of thu men been lurking around tlio monu ment I'rlday night. His companions uro known nnd will be arrested. T0-310KU0W JS JSItOUKLIS. Arrattsernsnt for the lnrade and for the Reception ofOot. Hill. The arrangomenU havo nil bocn completed for tho Decoration Day coromonlss In llrookb n to-morrow. Tho Grand Army and military parade will bo as flno os in previous joars. nnd will be reviewed by Gov. Hill. It Is tho Inton Hon of Grand Marshal Grunt to move the column from tho fountain in lledford avenuo at 10 'i o'clock promptly. Thuio will be nine divisions, and It Isoxpocted that thero will bo at loatt lti.uuu men In lino. At tho oloo of tho parodo thero will bo tho usual services In Uroenwood, Cypros Hills. I.iergroons, and Luthoinn Comototles. Gov. Hill will nrrlvo In Brooklyn this ovon ing. and w ill spend tho night at Mayor Chnpin's houso in Lichth avenue, lie will bo ooortcd to-morrow morning to the house of Moses May In Dodford aienuonud Clsmer street, whore a reception will be hold in hli honor from 9 A. M. to 11 A. M. Mrs Mnv will be as sisted in rot:otlng the guests b Mis. Clinpln. Mis. Hugh McLaughlin. Mrs. A. VnnWyck, Mrs. William II. Murthu. and other ladles. Tho Governor and his BtafTwill rcuch tho re viewing stand In Cumberland street, noar Larayetto avenuo. beforo the procoslnn reachos that point. Tbo line of march will bo through liodford avenue, to Lafnotto, to Cler mont, to Wllloughby, to Cumberland stroot. to Lata) otto avonuo. to South Oxford stroot, to Hanson plnce. to Flatbusb avenue, where the parade will bo dismissed. cAairoBAsso issocest of siuedeic The Assistant Illatrlct Attorney Asks the Jnry to Acqnlt nim. The trial of Gerardo Campobasso In the General Sessions for mnrder In the first de gree ended yesterday. Campobasso kept a boarding houso for Italian laborers nt Wobstor avenuo and 171st street. On Feb. '2 ltnfaol Klcc! and John Elario, two of tho boardors, got into a fight, and overturned the stote. Cam pobasso struck IticcJ with a poker and drove him out of tho house. P.Icii roturncd with u knife in his hand. Cimpobasso was forced Into a corner of tlio room where he kept his tools. Among them was a harno-s needlo, which Cnmpolms-o caught up ud plunged into ltlccl'n mount. When thopo Inets wcro before tho jury. Cam pobapso's counel snld that ho did not care to turn up. Afstrttiint District Attorney l'eilford thou rose nnd 6,nd' 1 must say. our Honor, that I cannot conscientiously ask the jury to convict tills defcnuunt. 'Iho evidence. in mj judgment, mnkoi out a clear enso of self-de-fenoe, nnd I. therefore, nbandon thli proi-ocu-tlon nnd ask tho jury lo admit tho defendant.'' 'lhn jury neiuit'ed Canipobus-o without Quitting their heats, md ho was dljchnrgod. r-overal of the jurors shook hands tilth Mr. Bedford, and uh soon as Cnm'iohahso got out ot the court room ho was selred upon by a group of friends nud rolatlies and hu.'ged nnd kt6sed In eiitbuslanila congratulation. XBK MllIHii: 31CKLT SCASnAL. President Unwell Csltlclsed by Cnmtstroller llln of This C'ltv. Comptroller Mjon has written to President Howell of tho bridge trustees disapproving of his action In awarding tho contract for print ing brldgo tickets to tho Hamilton Hank Note Company attor that concern had been per mitted to reduce its bid to match that of tho lowest of its competitors, the Homer l.ee Com puny. Mr. .Myers very properly snys: I do uot think that after advertising for proposals an air.ingement can properly bo made with ono oi the bidders to furnish one kind ot tleke s at a h wit prleo than his tild for tho same kind, a-, in the proposed nrrnngoraent with tho Hamilton Company. Wo naie the right to reject any bid and to roadt ortlo tor pi o pnsaht, but i-atuiot make nn award to a bidder tor a lower rate than hli bid Tho Comptroller accordingly rocommends that tho l'rosldent ieadiertl.se for prono-.ul. "in the interest of thepulille nnd of all con cerned." l'resldont llowollwill not suywhit ho will do In the tuee of the Comutioller's reoommondntlon. A" ho has already awarded tho contract to the Hnmilton Company, lie Is In a baa swirl In nnv oient. If hn tulip to fol low tho Comptrotlni s advice, nnd Hid Homor I.ce Coinpnny, which Is le'tillv ontltlcd tn tlm contrnet If nnyboly i, lirmus bult, the com plication will bocojio i-till woioe. "JJAItoy l.i.Wll" AU2' ISSJXE. A Jury Thlnkis He l V ell Able to Take Cam it III" I'niperty, Tliohoarlngin the enso or Martin lynch of 22D North Hxth street. Wllliumsburgh. who culls hlmsolf l'nron of Dnrdonux, nnd into whose mental condition nn luiestigatiou wiib begun nt tho leiiuefl nt his two sons, Nlcholns and Dupnli, was resumed lestoriluy beforo JiiBtlco Ilartlott In Hie Miprotno Court. Ilrook lyn. An ullldaiit ol Dr. J. li. C. l'lillllps or l.US.I Gatos iitenue, lu which tho phyildnu nssnrted tlint 1. 1 neb was insane nnrl pli-mi tn unnutiirnl nnd niiiiird delusion, was road tn the jury. Dr. J. M, I reamer, thu lumily physi cian, wiih culled for tlu dofoneo. lie assorted that the olil mail was perleetly eoherem In till talk mid that h wiih null ablntn tnko enre of his luihiiichb hi d piupoitv. Ho took thu bent possible en i o of hli- i. mi 1 1 wife. i l.videneii lilevluso 1 fact tlmt Iho Ilnirn 1 tin I illstioseil n( run' nf Im lii'iis(. within two yeaiH, that is. within tlm period or bis nllt-gud insanity, to his hmii Nlel" his, .iiiptuvlini'i eit, In bis iiildross to the juri linrip-d iliut. if the father mis lotind to bu Insane. ihU tinnsfer Wiui'd bo void, i.iut tlieliitlmuilon did notsenm to pleiiso Iho so' Ihe ll" V refilled to I elleio the o'd man to bn iueuno and rulurnod a ut diet lu his favor. SI.OUO.IIOII ICulaeU t rs llupllat I'nlverslty. I Clip k.o, Mnv 2q. TIih American llaptlst I r.ducatitiiinl bocl"ty mei Ihia luoinlug. 'Iho tuiint ol hlel uileii'9t, uud i no which urnii-id groat piitliin-lHim wn- the mil otin emont Hint lhusiicietili.pt laiM'd i luu uhii noiossury to siippliiiiiunt the ii.un uuil niiun ty Mr. lloekoroller ot melund lor a lluptist t'nl iti'Blty lu I hlcngo. Theclti.ensof t'lilcngo, including Mnrhhnll I'lold. iihoguio UJ.Piitl, havn giisu tiio,UMi, audiiseiiraiicosoro made of oi eo greater things lu the future. Ihe now Institution will be called tho UnlvorMtv of Chicago, and tho ulumnl of tits old university mo raising a fund of fiHUOUlo endow a prolesRiTHlilpns a lu mnrlal to l'lesldent J'divnrd (Jlsnn, who per ished in tho Minue.ipolpi T 'uuirilie. Mnicil-.leusiia'i lllu Illainouil Htnlen, Mayor Olsaion of l.oiif Island City has lost the his diamond pin which sparkled on his shirt bosom. He thinks it was taken by some thief while he was li. a crowd on alerrtboai. lie tests sure Ihe culpili doss not live ta laioi Island City. SANDBAGGED THE KEEPER. EXCAPE X'ItOr TIHISIOV VlttSOS OF iiro TiiiitTf.riiAit coxncis. Keener Pnrkrr Knocked Hensele"s and llnliliednf the. Keys unil HMOO-Tlir Puni tive nlan (lot Thu Nulls ut' Clothes. Tjifnton. May 2f. A daring oscnpo from tho SInto prison took plnco at 7:45 o'cluck this ovenlng, Tom Tliomns nnd Henry Jackson, botii nogioes, were ouch sorting n thirty ycirs' i-entonco. Monmouth county, about sot en yenis ago, was torrorbed by theso men nud throo others who woro neior onttght. Thoy robbed stores and residences, assaultod apd robbed eltbens, and burnod barnn nnddwcll Incs. ThomnH nnd Jackson woro finally cup- i turod. Twenty odd Indlctmenls woro fotinl against them. After their sontonco thoy siid thoy ttould not sorvo half their terms. Tho cells In Trenton prison nro built in the i masonry, and have doublo doors and double sots of bars. Tbo walls around tho building aie high and diillcult to scale, nnd watchmen armod with riflo-j stand upon towers rising from its roof, toady ut any hour of tho day or ni-ilit to shoot down Hoeing convlcti. It is six mid .t half yours stuco Jntksou mid Thomas woio brought to Trenton. Thoy eamo In lions. Thoy wero put to work making whips. They 8oon earned a reputation tor iudujlty .iii'l peuceablo habltn. l'rom ono place ut tru-t thoy went to nnothor, and during the pnst tw.i years they hnio bocn hall runuei.s and wnltori. Walters Ji.tvo the Iroodoiu of tho largoet pail of tho prison. Iu tho gathering dusk to-night thoy put into exocution a plan whlcli was to give them lib erty. Cant Charles Paiker. a turnkey aged 0. was ouduty at tho hiigu btrccl doors tiirougii which arriving convicts pas. Thomas a d Jackson wore loitering lu tho hall near tlio door. JackBon had concealed in his shirt a btoekiug filled with sand. livery movement mndo b i Cnpt I'arkor was wntchod by Hi" nciru put- onors. Tho main hall was completoly deserted of all savo tho threo mon. Cnpt. I'arkor i-.'uiii-tcrod Into the office of Chief Icrk Mullen, to look out of tho windows Tho chief clork had gone to hli homo in tho city. Ills oflico Is in nu alrovu directly off tho main hall. ("apt. i'arkor hud Bcarcoly renchod tho windows whon Jneks'iii crept up bohtiid lllm lib stealthily ai n cat. Tl.o sand bag had beon drawn from under bis r-luit nud was iu his hand With ono nolnoioss blow dclivnrod on tho back of the head hu knocked the turnkoy down. The olllce Hour Is carpeted, and tho fall mado little noise. Capt. 1 arkei was unconscious. Thomai nnd Jackson i lllod hli poi'aots, getting u roll of mouoy amounting to $H)n. a bllier watch and chain bosiilo his bunch of kois and u revolver. I Knowing from tho habits of tho night ofll- olnls that Clerk Mullen's oin.ee would not Lo visited for somo time, nnd that unions the J street door bell rnng Cnpt. I'urker would n t be missed, tho two com lets tan opinio tho i second btory of tho prison and. entering thi private rooms of Doputy hconern John aspar and Johiibou liergen, stole two sultsof clothes, Including spring overcoats. Thun thoy do- Bconded hastily to the main hnll. uiiloi Led the street door that Mas still unguarded, and miss ed out into the street. Tho watchman on the tower saw two ilgures gliding along tha stroot lit the diirknoss. hut it i is so many jours sluco any escape ftom the prison hnd occurred that ho bad pot tho faint est suspicion that thoy were convicts. Ho might have tlrod and struck thorn or given nn ul arm. Thero nro sl bloodhounds kept Inlthe I prison to hunt down oscapod convicts, 'iho two negroes mndo tholr way through tho south- ern partot the city in tho dlroction of llorden town, nnd they aro supposed to bo In the woods I noar that place tc-tilgbt Five minutes i altor tholr departure Capt. i'arkor was I mlsed. Deputy Keepor Madden went Into i Clork Mullen's olllce to look for him, and In tho next instant the alarm was given and the entire lorce of keerers was ustlr. Cnpt. I'urker, still unconscious, was put to bod. Dr. Kellly, the prison physician, at tending htm. At 8 o'clock Cnpt. I'urker re vliod siilllelently to tell what had happened to him. Ho said ho always carried toieral bun dled dollars about with him, .Inckson and Thomas uio each about 30 yoari old. and by the Monmouth nuthoiitios thoy mo hind tuhuiDComo originally fiom Now York city. All tho deputy Koepers thnt could be spared from the prison are out scouring tho city and suburbs lor truces of the lugltivos. USE 31 AS AUAISST A CIIOIM). ITe huccessrullv Jlrfrnil tils Home, lint Is Moi tally Hurl. Aur.psT"., fia.. May 2S.-A gang of Gtorgla White Cats wcie dispersed Inst night by n lono nogro, who deleudod his homo and duugh tor. at tho peril of hn. lifo. witli an ae. At ISprlng I'lttce. shortly befoio midnight, a band of regulators iWtod Ilurtly Davis's to ndmin- i ietor n whipping on his duughttu for having u j quarrel with a white girl who lliod near by. j Dai is was Informed by somo ono that tho Whlto Caps wero going, to visit hU homo, and j so ho prepared to gno them n red-hot recop- i Hon. When Iho Wlnto Caps tapped at the i door ror admittance, Dm In lenpid from his bed, grabbed his -hi'igun and ilrcd boih bar rels Into Hie crowd. No one, hov.-oior, wr.s struck by the scattering shot. Davis i e.t emptlod eioiy bullet from bis f-eieu-hhootor roiolver.but again Ins aim wasmlsdlreeloil.Tho crowd, after Duvih had Urod all his aininiiiii- I tlon awni. siiriouniled the bouse and leoto HirougliilieiloorH and windows. Davis, seeing tha his light had just begun, seled a polo au near nt bund and used the deadly wo ipon I treely oicrtln heads of his assailants. He struck, nnd It is thought killed, una fifth" i I masked intruder by u blow ut ei tho head, nt.d i two others lecoliud herlous iiijuiies. Tills I morning the batllo Hold wns colored with I blood. Ilnil- was round In a Held near by I dilng Irom a pistol shot wound ho loculved in I tlie small of tho back. Some of the men in tho uifbenn easily bo found out. mid they will In. I niiiiglit and prosecuted. Davis's conduci in do femlliig Ins liotnn ngaui't this mob Is upproiod In the in oplo. whowlll aid in bringing tbo Ues peradiu.8 tojuslko. .SIIILIK ill' llOfE EriIXllE'H SOX. Arthur Forest, tkr Artor, lilt In (be Eve bv Tiiuug Tiunk Iluller, Arthur Weinberg, who 1- known on tho stngu as Arthur 1'orrest, and who was bond of tho "Cat tain Milit'" mad eoiniani, of wnich Itoso I-'ytlngo was lending lady, met Trunk lliitlei, tlm 21-ye,ir-o'd son (.t thu uctresb, In Iruntnl Daly's 'llioutiii at I o'clock yeblerdgy ultoi noon, and dlsn. pe-red two minutes luicr with n Mad. eye udiiiini lured by Duller. ISutlor took up bis luotliei s miIo of a difiiigreemeiit with Welnherk after tho latter disi-lrugO'l llosn I yiiiigu fur alleged Insubordination, and declared that be would avongo wlittt ho lellued nlneniiless Insult lo the actross. Wembergwus talking wllh h centloinsn In front ol Daly's wh.-n liutloreiimo up tliestreet. lliitlor called Weuiboig uuldo nnd befo u Hi" ncior could dli Ino Ills puipo.-o stiucl. lilm in tlio fiicn with his clinched Hsu Tno Plow stag- gnreii Woiubeig. una llutlor lollowod it up I with soicrnl lieforo a pillccmun in'Krfoied W.'lnliorg hunioii down u sliio htreot without i wuitligto inaLo a complulnt ngullist bis in- sub ant, llutlor lurnod on hli heels and walked awaj. Illjotle Islaud I.ecitslHfure, Ni wiokt. Slay Set. The Loclshitureln grand commltteo to-dny elected Kllsha W. Ilucklln of riiwtiickol, Deinocnit, htnte Auditor over ViI llaiu C, Towiibi ml ot Newport find llyron A, Aiidiowsof timlthllold, Jlepubllcans. by it lute u( 57 to a'.) nnd 11. Among thu bills Inlroditcol In the llousn to day was ono calling a conioutloii ul tlio peonlo to torm u ii"w iiiisiiiutii!i. Hung .Iiiuii Jiini lliodniu foi voting and rent. for ihoi on leutii'ii; nlbii a Mil nroililtug for tho ..ssomj meiit and i Unction of a i" II ta In Iho heimtii llioiu W.isa lively dlseilbalon oierthu rebulitt'on i.iklug tho uppolutraeiitor coinmlttees from tho Moutcuuiit-Gotcrnor and placing it In tlm hundn of ihe Sennto. '1 lie tes olutiou was adopted by a luto of IU to 17, Querus t'nunlv Hides With I. Ins rishersnes. At a meetfni of the Qjieens countv llosrd of Super rlsors tied in 1-onir Island I liy le-terUsy mornlnc, re.nlll inns were a.seil reipie-tlli? tl e IP n-rnor loslen ti 1 in iri li bit liel -inns' hi lanuha Har Ihe rksiiiuiaais assert tint this is the only n.luoir jrroand near .Now lurk uuu firooklyn where Ilis inuititude can enjoy a day s Ilstiiuj at moderate cost. Tss I'littt's Chlorides tn Dlalnfeet Ths buiue dialna, water closets, itablu, sc.-to. HAVE UAH IS ALABAMA. Armed Nrgroes Cnllertlne to Attack a Hnmll Atnlintna Town. DmMiNuiiAJi, Ala.. May 28. A serloui raeo war Is tlirontoned at six JIIIo. a small town In Illbb county, lllly miles southwost ot this city. Yoslordny four joung women woro walking along tho principal stroot of tho town when thoy wcro mot by throo nogro women. Dota I Cnrtor, I.llllo Delcher. and Mnndy Johnson, t Tho sidewalk was narrow and both parties ro fused to mako auv room. Tho nogro women thon puhod tho whlto womon Into tho street, nt tho snmo tlmo npplylug to them a nuinbor ot vile opitliets. l,aitnlghta parly of whlto mon wont to tho housos of tho throo nogro women, nnd drag ging them from bod in tholr night clothos gave them a terrlblo Hogging. Ono ot tho women wns (beaten Into Insensibility, nml all of them woro whlppotl In a brutal mannor. This ere ntod gmat oxcltomont among tho nogroo". nnd at nn ourly hour this morning nogro men bognti to nssoiublo on tho Mrouts nnd talk the matter ovor. at tho snmo tlmo threatening vengeance ncalnt tho whites. Thoy soon became demon stratlio. tho whites giew iilnrmcd. and begun to arm thomselios, Tho iiogioea woio ordered tn dlsporso, but showed nn inclination to do so until thoy woio attacked by tho whites and driven off tho Btrcsts by furco. Mnm of thorn showed fight, and for it tlmo a bloody lfot wns threatened, but tbo negroes bolug ontniimLorod and poor ly armod diow off lu wait lor ro.. nforcoments. All tho tiegiooi for ten miles nround tho town uro gnthorlng In tho vicinity ol blx Mllo, and to-duy thoy telegraphed scleral ordcis for guns nnd ammunition to this city. They nro much oxclled. andlhienton to burn tho town nnd kill einry whlto man who attacks thorn. Tho town hignarilod by 200 woll-annod mon. whites, who will kill ovoiy nogio who attempts to mako trouble. lntost teporls Irom tho ttiwn savlhonegroe3 nro receiving guns and pistoN, uud a conflict Is expected boforo morning. Tho nogioes nro eongtegutod In lurgo numbors near tho town, nnd It Is thought thoy will mako nn attack to night Tho mon who cuwhidod tho Hiioonogto women. It is Bald, wore masks, and despatched from thoro do not give tholr names. .TUDOU aiAblEESO.Wi J-'IOUT WITI1 A It Oil. lis Itescued Ills (Tillil Hut wns Illmsrlr Jlltten vthlle lilllluc the Animal. Probato Judgo II. Mastcrson of Drazoma, To. us. is a patient at tho 1'abtutir Instuuto nt West Tenth stroot. Tho Judge canio here on Tuesday, went to tho Grand Contiul Hold, and Immediately bont this despatch to Dr. Pas tour In Paris: liluen seien days, hall I come to on or bo treated here by Dr (ilbier Dr. rustourrocomniondcd Dr. Glider to tho Judgo by i able, nnd ho wont to tho Instltulo In the afternoon, put himself under tho cato of tho Doctor, and rocolied tho llrt-t of a t-orics of inoculations, which will be continuod for scl eral weeks. The Judgo is a solid-looking, blue-eyed young inuu, with, tbo Duetor says. Illimitable none. Ho recoiled tho biteB for which ho is being treated niiio davs ago, while roscuiug Ms llttlo child of 5 years from the attacks ot a big dog belonging to a neighbor In llruzuraik Tho dog, thitherto gen- i tie, had been snupi itigta folks all nround the nolgnborhood of tho Judgo's homo. Ho was bitting In his oflico when he was startled by tho screams of tho child, and saw tho dog nnd tho llttlo ono rolling In the street. Tho Judge hnd his linic-Iilndml claRp knife out In a jifiy, und pounced unon tlm vicious biute, which loft tho child and turned uion him. Ho grabbod tho lower or tho animals I open jaws as it In.u o I to its hln.l legs, tripped ir, aud, lioldlug it duiyn with onu l.neo. cut its throat, in tho agony of dentil tho dog's uppor jaw iloed ccniul-liely on tho .ludgos lolt baud, tearing it just below tho llttlo linger in threo or lour places. Thu Judgo thinks tho dog was mud. Ho is not nt all n'nrmeil, however, as ho has implicit lallh iu thu ulTUney ot Iho I'ateur ticatmeut. Thu Judge's child was not billon by the doc. CAIil. STRAKVSCll A liEWSDEXT. llo Testifies Thnt !t Hum Nn Itteuns, uud Ills Mile I'njH llic itrut. I.awyors Jn.soph Nelnor and Charles riteek lor examined fail Slrakosch. tho theatrical manager, in supplementary piocecdlngs os terday on n itidgnient obtained by William G. Dietrich for ".il ii.'.'.). t-tr.tkohch is thehusbnnd of Clara l.oulso Kdlogg. and managed hor opera compnin. Dh trich wns tho leatlerof tho company orthe-trn, and his judgmout was for it liaiiim o of siiiiiri Mrukoscli tusti'lud Hint ho mfinagedthe com pany and rcioivi'd oi thltduf the piolltsaud SlUaiieek. Ai t lie clo-e of tho Benson of ls'Sli Im had roieiied JJi.UHi. Inn uiiof this was spout in lltlgatlo' nlii which the company was involved. 'J ho ludanco wont indelray tlio ex lonsos ot n 1 iinipeun trip. I'ntl u low weeks ago, when thu eoinp my disbanded in Pennsyl vania, bo ii'ul Peen lecelving I a nook, but bis Hitlnry stoppn I ivitlt the I'reakliig tin ol tho company. Hi Mid he had no means whatever, that his wife owned the luinltiiio in tho tint which they icupiod, und that she paid tho runt of tho Hat. in:cEiri:t itr a iu.:.i: r.iaiiT. Tlie City of A1etindrln I'ust nn u Florida ICrel fur Thren lu. Tho Ward lino steamship City of Alox nndrin. which grounded on the l'loridn cont fifteen miles north of I'oivoi Hocks light, on .May 11. nrrlvod hero on Tuesday night and got up in her dock ve-torday. Thu exact natuioof her injuilcbivlll bu fount! out whim she Is put in dry dock to-day. ll is thought Hint sumo of herpla'cs linnioilin'ely nn lei hor I oilers nio broken (apt. llon sujs the cause of thu grounding of his ihlti mis 'a w ll-loilueil, fuNo. clour light, shown .n tho toast nunr whom hu might to huie been 1'nwey ltock I J.ight. and which hu unit thu il!l eis sttpposud Was Hint Ugh:." Allot- gi'Mituling Cnpt. Allen sent nn ofllcer ashore, und lu u'liined nn I luptuted thin liu could Ilud nn truce o, the ilht. All thu puf peiigeri wiw tlm I'.'lii. and H.ev sinneil u siute nielil to Hint died. I'lio I'ght illii mil lenpi eui on lio two s cccciliu- nlgiits, ivhilu the ship i win stilt fubt i n thereof. in: was nit: auliij.'soi:. Tim -sfmk rvelmnan .Icnibei- Who lViss HlnppeU (li-fi. the rsrvt-si-r sentrnre. Tlio usual Mock I'.xdiungo justice wns doled out by the doioiners jObteiday to Ilowuid I.upiilcy and A. Mum ice. Mi. l.upsley was hiisp'-iiili'd ten days nnd Mr. Mutirlee llftoen. 'j lio peculiur part of t It Iu beututico Is thnt Mr .M.n.ii o i- thu one who uoi Iho stinging slap lo bn race (torn Mr l.upsluk. Air. Mnurico hln, ply called Mr. I hi nluy n liar, ho tlmt Jlr. Jlaiii-ice. in nilillHoii to the slap he got. ro renrH iiloo Hie days' additional suspension us punishment Thu chum is thai ho shouldn't huto provoked tho quarrel. Kx.tiov, Cornell t Purges Truud. la the tultof the .New lork National J'.lchaoiie Hank annual Aluuzo II. Luriiell, Win U, l.ee, aud Thomas I nig, ti n-uiier fj 'i. i on a promissory nolo ludxo lareuceuf tlie bntireuic Court has entered an order ili ii'Iiiik ihe trial ot the ai.l.uii ou Iho 111 st I'rlday In i .in In t' e Circuit. Il.e pUiiitli: claims that the note una execute I on on, lu. ism '.by e. uov Cornell aud in it ura endorsed liy I en ami living The ex uorer la r inak a an atisrr cbartiinii lee witli fraud lis Ha) Hi a tie eleiulrd the noie bul did not pay It bft i. hi. on wis deilirruil without consideration. It was liiaao muter an aureeuieul with Lee by wbioh he waa to loan Curiicll laiiu.y the ex-uoveroor never recslred tlieuioii.i and says that l.ee a representations were Iraudulelit, and that he violated his covenant. Lee, It islcUluied. airreed tu rescind the note but Instead ot dolui so allboufh tha Uoveruor demanded Its cancel latluu, fratidulsutly delivered It to l'.wlu- lslphtherlst In Itldgewood. niphtherla Is trevatent In Illditcwood, L I. A com mittee of the. Vcimowu Hoard of Health Inspected the vIIUks yesterday. They report that the place Is in s filthy and unssnltary condition. (Several rows of houses wero condemned by the cummltiee ss unht for hablia tisu. A quaiulty of dlslnfectaiiis was sent to the place yesterday Hie Peard of Health sill hold a ppcclal meetliur this morning- for the purpose of taklne; lotne acliuu to a ard its) wt the vxvixtn of ths dissass. CUASSENFOUND GUILTY. rEitaicT aiiai.st nn: ex-phksidvxt Of TilK SIXTH XAJIOSAL. Ills trite Taints When lhn News or ths Verdict Is Cointutiuliuleil to llrr by Her Iltisbiind-A Thrrn Dins' Alrrl ol Ttirlamrnt nn it .Itollon for New Trial. Tho jury botuiowlikh Gen. Petor.T.CInnshen, e-Pjcbtdontof tho Blvtlt Natloual Uank. has been on ttial tor a fortulght in tho L'nllod States Circuit Court, rutliod nt l.tl P. M. ro tetday to unIdor thuovidouce and rt'turned nt 7:30 with a ordiut of utility ot omboJ'.lo incut as (.barged In counts 1, ID. 21,8'j, and I of tho indictment, and not guiln ot thooCuucos r coiuiod by counts 'J. 11, 31. 3J, anil 4,'t. When Voionian Klmbull rend tho vonllct Claasson Boemed umnovoJ. CUn.J'oBtor mivo notico of a motion for a now trial, pending j which judgniout will bo urroBtod for throii I dais. t Mis. Cljiasson nnd her daughter were Ir. the j oflico of tho Lnllod .Mates Marshal when tho j verdict was roudorod. lion her liiisbnnd outoro.l tho room iu chin wo ol ofTkern cho j looked up Innulilngly. llo i.poko to her In ,i low lono, and Mrs. Clausen with u loud cry foil In a swoon. (len. Clatissen was taken lo I.udlmv street j'ad by Deputy Jlarshnls Cooper and Vun lit n Uirk In nhoibu i.nr. Thero v.oio forty-tour counts In the iiidlct inont aguliibt Cl.iiMeeu, and thu Uuuud Utiilim District Attomoy elected to try hlin on Ion of thorn. Ilo wiiscomictcdon fliuof ihoin, tlueo of which cliurgedClniisseu with misapplication of tha Sith National Punk's fluids In making threo loans of SiAUinl each, or tls'i.Oj.i, lo Sim mons on cabhier's cheeks. Count 1 chargjJ him wiih oinbu.Jling Siijj.n.Ki of tho M th J.n ttonul Hanks bontls bi going tu Ihe Natiuuul Park Hank with Pell, taking from thoi.tultof tho Sixth ,ntlonul Hank bond-i to tho mtiount of fu'JJ.UUO. uud turning thum I f'lor to roll fur salu on blmuiouV-i 1 diiec'ions. I'lnnlly, ciiiut 23 ch. rged f Claaisou wllh mls.ippllcat.oii of fundi, to tho iiinount ot JJdi.SiKi, which ho permitted tun I-onov Hill Hunk to overdraw lu Ita account I with tho Sixth National Hank. (In oaeh of theso live counts cimiun tuns be soutoncod to leu car-t In hta'e prison. j The counts on which (-bias-son was found not guilty weio the nla-tractlon ot Slo.Jlu of I coupoiibithemisnpilic.itlon of Cl'il.UUti bouil H of tho bank, tho inlo ol Iho bonds, being it H unit ol tho fuyj.imii enibiv.ylfd iu cording to If count 1. and not returned to tbo bank; iho F, mi-appllcatlon of funds iu paying fJOi.MiOto H tlio J.onox Hill Hunk, according to count 21. Il nud making Inlse entries 'li tli.i books or tint U bunk regarding tho sji i ,S' hi t.cnsiu-lluu ivitlt H Intent tu tlucelio II (len. Lhiiibscu was attended in court in the morning by his daughter Ulstnci Atmrin-v i Mitchell rosuitiud his Humming up lor tlio prosecution. k "There H no such olTenco churgoil here." hn j snld, "as chock-!.;ting. l' mil is unlv a shcic 1 ttccommodiition, nnd 1 do not -ay It is wrong. I Clanseou Im not charged here." no continued, I "with bunk wrecking or w tli Pu glur,. li is a onlv charged that under tlio law ucoiiiltloip-o i and trust had be m ripcs-ed in him mioli'tiig tho intotobts of tho bam., "lid he had usud It to fuithot the iuteiiistsol a fe.v men .ludgu lleiiudlct. in Id i nildiess in tlio jury, snid if it was louml that the funds of tlie Klx' It iwilioiiul Hank had I nn alitr.icicd from tlio bunkor the credit ueii lor 'no bouutlt of otb eis fraud wns cililently mount. "liTiuionB's dobt to l.eland iiui not Ihe bank's ilobt. and Hiiould not limn ln-on paid with tlio bank's funds. Mmiiions bud no' been cubed to cor roborate Cluns-eii'b testimony, und It was a rule that If a ivituesH who I at hand is not cntlod to corroborate tho Icstlmonv of another, it Is considered that he would nut li able to corroborate the toHtiininy. K It had boon proied that tho ilofendant had Issued u cheek for IG0.01HJ to hlni'Moii. to uiumln Minim ns lo niot cortaih ouiblunilini' iho.-k. iLt.u ho should bo eonncted. If tho eiiuoiuo h'iows P ti nt tho tk'lopduiit may not have been cog- k nl'.-iutof tin, tiso tu lie inndi-bv I oil. Malln li A Ca or the tu'jj.iKi i worth or bondn. ho .sprmlj bo uciiultkd ol tbo charge or cmLo:.cmont. Tile tVr.lfllei. The storm that forme 1 in ilontHiia on Tuesdav In crellfid In eiterirv ver rahidU, n id hep-iruteil into two storm criurts the mo.t setro nf which moie.l Into tliin04ota. lne barnmoter al lloorrhead drupptil lo l"i 22, formfiu nsteiti rrnllet.t to the ea.t atiifeoil h eatl, Hilh coi'd.tioiiH favor ible lo must severe Incat ili'imv lu .Uliiniiiiit. Iliscoi.vin. llltliuia Iowa. Kansas, Mlsi-oun, jihI ."torahha Ihe siciul, or suhiciitro vinn loritet in s-ehrnsla ainl Culorudo tend n to unite u iih a third degression lor mir jrln cxircmo suuthMLni Tcius Severe southerly lo fasterly -ale were li owinu front IM tin to nn and eu.t ou (he lionl ol the nn norihcrii do- M pre-suitis aid fiom th" nor hvtet-o'i the r.ar. l An ari-a of Iniih prtssure covi rs tlie country eastof R MiHI-siipi ete,t New I.u.-l ind. It Is luucasimr in W power, and vs ill havo a temUticy to fori-e iliemoie al uurtliern uud sevrrn e'.urtn centre in I'aiiadi i-ver the Eli up rr lak a a-id so far reta-d Ihe niuveirifiil of tlie two rrinaiiiiui; depre-.tom he rausini; them pi draw to- fh jri'ther over tho south let'. In whn,li ta-e tlio hu-h ire tl mro proiiiine In rtuioiu ovir Hi1) Pastern ntaus lon f cia'i,i,U to cive a I'leanaut liCLuraliutt llsy In tins ll vicl illy II I: tin vv as falling In I loi i la northern en I'nrlaii'l. f) Cnnaln, nud tlie upper late rei;io.t elec-vi hvre the f stall er wjs fai- Si Die tetiiirr,llure hi 1 ml-i lli-d r .e In the Mis i-slnpl and Missouri vallevs md over lh Norlhwtsf -'ales. it hritk vtlnds from .uto.ni miles an loi.r fruin tlis f wtst prevailed eloia; the cmist from llHtteriis nurlli W ward In this ilt Ihe hi'l'i st veli i ity ens J lui e. nn w hour, the d.i n.iet.iir hl.-'ieat uoveri m nl teuijira- 'U? ture, (T3; liiwrei. io n, rr-ise liuiuid tv iferce'it yl 'lo ditv and P rl'l ij irim.-is to le fai-, wllh nearly iw stall nary lein.er. lure. The ilie-noi i-ri r at Pern t pl.anv.a y In Tiie fius i. huialllucleti r ltd tho leii 1 1 rutins )etttraa ustullows: W I si' p iu, Is:d B J A. M l' Mi' s i I', H 7I 7e ll. V V 1' li. inf il i7 fl li V. .'I i.-' i i Ul' VI Ml Jrl l.'M UT' IkI Il.illl. 1' ..lie ft Avsralo. 6 Jl Avc-it.'c mi Mat 1-b i t'.y4 'il mi.mi. mil. i liii.i-- ti r tu i h r. i. 7lirit-iiiv. jf t;i- mi t'liittiit Tl i-Mor'n I.T-t ii lit over the norta- cru Itntky Moul lull Mi-p- h.ib'Iliuilii-hed In fnleiislty, $M and d, vilid .irui-ever.il lottarets ute.Jvlu Coiorada, ig sniithML-tirii i.iui.e.iii.i, .ml vutuitobu A stnrui of j tu ue ener-y deui 'upeil ilurtinr lli-t da) ot! Ihe New limp. j l.itlil eoni. v illsiiirbauieapncars In the ea-ululf, aud h is caused ve t lienvt r Uiik l Morida rauuiiia front 1 tu -i iliicl.tn l.'a.a-i tiave.tlH'i faieuon thu Itew l.nc. -i luilcoitt .eui sniiwrrt ottr .ilu'lii.'a'i l i. uiism and Miniifsait -uiiilieri)' ,'ales have oi-i urrtd aiirin tho dot from l is itul an lerrllury 1 1 rtheasttMird to f.aks Hi ran in iniliiij Ihe --iiitps or Kausi, iilssourl, illl, inns. lusa and W iSMinsin. The It mi eralure ha risen iu the i tut al vjIIcj-., titil falpulu the Missouri lalley and tli" l.ocky MiMlilain re mini. I ur th-I'lstrlct of I'oliuaiila and Maryland, warmer fair weiiher, slnda levouine soutlierly warmer and toir I rida). Tor New Jersey and Pelaware, fair weather and sts tlouarv tsuiperaiure, winds ueioiulufvariabla, wumsr and fair Friday. i.r ajlrm AVio Port and Fatlern I'enniylvonla, toarnt rt.jmtvrathtr, vjrm;ir uuiMj, voannrr andHi- Hldii. lor Massachusetts and I, hole Island, fair weather, stationery trruierature In fthojo Island aud suutnesst cru Maksacliutelts warmer In remaining portions of .Massachusetts, northerly winds. Iiecntnlni; variable lor Connecticut, lalr wssther, stationary tempera ture, variable lipids tor Maine, rali.s. followed by fair weather: continual cool, northerly winds, for Jvw Hampshire and Vermont, fair weslb.fr, northerly winds, hecoininii vanablei vtaruier by Trlday mnrnlnr. fair trlday flf lor western New York and weitera Pflinsjlvsnls, Wu warmsr, fair weathsr, followed by sliotvers, s'lutteily H winds, Hi JoiTixan about xtiir.v. H The IleparlTOSntif 1'iihilo Works will soon b'liaen Bb esamloatlon nt all tho in derirro iud steam pipes iu or- der to discover defects that lujure the settsrs. Jndse James l-itrfierald has been aslectel tn deliver thetnsmarial addrtss on Krhlay at the iraves nf the blily ninth Ksitmsut veiersns in Calrarr Ceuistsry HI Ths oomiitanceinent exereisesof the l.sw Department of the Islrtitltr of the cut of New Tort will be held this etesliif at the stelropolfiaii Opera House. MB heuator Peland fctauiord of I allfornla. Mr a Stanford, aud llr. and Mrs Hubert ll Kuoterelt Jr were pasten- aers on Ihe steamship TeuP nie whp h sails 1 resierday ?or I.lrsrpool. On the lravs ttere Mr and Mrs. iliUm Klilnelanderand air and airs nobert Hiulhrop. Before Judjte fienedn t and a Jury in the Culled Flats Circuit Court yeilstdjj iieorie Per. a i.rssk was ceo elded of passfnu acconterfelf slaiidard dollar on Mr. vHI rfeifler sbakerof i.U Kast Heventtsnlh sireet rross whom be bnoaht s pie on ster'li 'A Judre Hsneslcl jma sentenced III 1st to Ibtrletn luonllulu lilt Kris toast! psuiisBUary,

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f x TUB BUN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1890. JB TEE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. V f- l DiaCVSHIXO THIS Bill. TO NULLIFY i. l. TllK VIltOINAL rACKAOB DECISION. I Hone He.at.r. Anna Aarafa.t lla Coaetl. K- Vi tntlallly aad Olaar. laare. with a k r Nn.raaa. Carl aa (e Its. Blicat. of tba ft, X Hlutea-Heaatar JEamaaa. Hacely Ke K' f mark, that Katneky nhltker la Bet. 9 ler laaa Caaaellaa Wliki-Tae alouae K l'uaa.a tho Hirer aaa Harbor mil. f Wahiitnoton, May 28. In tie Benftte to-dar Mr. Kherman (Hop., Ohio), from the Coromllteo F-- on Foreign Affairs, roportod an amendment to I i bo o IT rod to tbo Consular and Dlplomatlo Ap- IT i'i iitoprlatlon bill, authorizing the President to I r jfc rnrrr Into effect tho recommendations ot tbe K g;, international Conference by the appointment, E v ,i by and with the advice end consent ot the Ken-' I fy ate, of three Commissioners to rcprosont the J, t United Btates In the Intercontinental llrillwar I T t Cmnmiaslon. whose oomDinaatlon la to ba uald h v n from the common fund to be contributed by I- tho several nations. Interested: also, to detail j I .from tbe army and navy aucli officers aa mar v I, ba spared without detriment to. tho service to h aairo as engineers under Buoh Commission In F- maklns a aurrey. their arpenses to be paid by V, the Commission) and appropriating tOS.OOO 111 the share ot the United Btates ot tho expenses V cf auch Commission and siinroj. Mr. BpoonerUtep. AVIs.) offered a resolution. trhloh was agreed to. calllngon tho Beorwtnry of t" War for Information aa to tho completion of iho 1 work of Indexing the official records of the re- i' f belllon, and as to what stops ore nocussnry to f be taken bo as toexpedltothe work so that tho 3 entire publication may bo accomplished within t throe years. 3 t Tho Senate bill subjecting Importod liquors s to the laws of tho various Htates, was again I' taken up, and Mr. Morgan (Dem., Ala.) mado V, f: an argument agulnrit Its conatltutlonallty. In K thopasssgoof that bill, ho snld, the. Sonnte pro-j p. j posed to take tho llrst step, wlilcli was uald al- r, ways to count most in the journey, cspuclullr J r whon the journey was In the wrong dlicrtlon. i It seemed that Concres flt culled upon to 5;i i mnko a provision of law whorobr suites of iho i American l,'i l.m bhould l imruilttod to Irgis- f r late on a subject which they had not now the v h power or tho right to loiimlnto uimii. Undid f not think that It wus In tho contytnt.lntloii of 1 the friimors ot tho ("otMitutlou that S- tho Statos or tho Amorivau I nlnii. I throuuh tholr lelBluturos ami tliolr now- i r' era of tovurelKiily. rliould bn called uriou i i niltiBtrumontnlitlosof luw tuiiklni: by tho l on- I r Bieai of tho I nlted ht.ito-. Uio uiticdon- of j r the Htittos were noccss.irllv conllml In tho f' C Constitution to thoso mat'eis o.prossly ro- B sorted ti thi'iu. il to tlm'-o matters ovor J I which they had orlcina) jurisdiction and power f nt tho time thuy (ouonted to tho lormiitlonof i t the uionent I mon. hunocr that doutrlno C wnsdlsloilued In roHpoot of such niattcia as tho hon.no iih now coushierlnc. Concresn i' would lmu cniorod on a tourney which, when J finished, nould Utid tlioi'uuutry a consolidati'd f einuirL'. Tho lurticular vanso of the anxiety which now exlslod, and which tho bill wn i sl.lm.' to reliotn, appeared to bothatoneof f tho Mates ot tho Vulun had n peculiar I ei stem of leelilutlon on tho subject of lntoil- l catlim 11'iuor. Theie wac a very crent dhor- f hity, a ory creat contrariety, a ery uroat ro- puuuanco, m mo s stems of the dlllorent i f Mates In ivuaid to tlio ood mattorof cou- 1 trolllnc tlm uso. maiiutacture. and nalo of l ardent siilrlts: and thero was not any onesub- jeut about whloli a irenoral act of Conk'rois i would havosuch adlerhoapplicatlonnsin ro- can to Hint i no. Ho did not believe in any lecislatlou of a ceuoral character by ConcreHS I that hud a locnl and p'cultar operation. I nl r formlly of lecistatlon vasn iirereijulita Uut tho bill now bufoio tho Senate could not josslbly liavo n Konornl and uniform bonrlni; nmom; tho Suites. The rlcht of tree 5 lnmoss und oureflb of tho cltl.ensot onoMate i S into and from another Mate, and tbe riaht of v ft free trulllo with each other was tho very life X blood of sooiety. It win a rlcht which be- 5 lonced, not to tho I'nued Mates, nor 'ft to tho btatos. but to tho people, and jf theio could bo no imnslun of that 'P. rltht by either n Mate GoTernmeut or the Ken- oral tioveruiiiiint. Tho pending bill was one It' to euoblo aMatoto ititorloro by its lei:lslatlon I i S with tho richt of Its i eoplo to u-o ardent ft 17 spirits. That mluht not bo naluable rlcht. t f K t niluht bu ono that ouuht to be restrain- H ed by law. 1 o believed that If tho bu- jf promo Court had taken from the botln- i w nlnu a proper lew id tbo ijurk- f 6' B linn there would not havo bocn tho f) Bdirntost dllllculty in uccordliic to tho Mates I i, .it tho full upsumlmr or tholr pollco powor.s for the f conlrol ot tno tralllc and u-o of intoxicant, i j f llo. for one, phouid not ulo Ids ote to enable any Mato Legislature to become a lORisbttivo tribunal to carry out, llko u Totrltorlal I.oaih laturn. under the consont ot (!ouuros. riehts which hu thouctht it liud under tho Constitu tion. There v. as no uocosslty lor liaste in the t mutter, unlo-s there mlKht bo sorno pocullar It political necessity, about which howasnotiu- h formed. JIo bellnoil that thu aler and wler !r jpolley was to defeat tho bill, cither by its In- e dellnlto poRtuonoinontorln borao other way. Mr. J aulknoriUoni., V. a. expressod him self as In favor of doinc something, of pnssing r, some bill, that would r,J!en tno Mtuuilou .1 I' which now confronted Coneross. The riues- S; tlun had been discussed as if It only affected Iowa and oihor prohibitory Htatos; but it nl- r J' fected all those tales In which tho system of 1 a hlth lleon-e and of local option prevailed. It J lis unduistood corroetly the decision of tho i hupremo Court, it !nolud the iiuestlon j whether or not a State could collect n letunuo I r, fc front tho license sibtcm. or could permit its j citizens to have local option, or could prohibit thotriilllcinlntoxlcntlni; llnuors. He himself i believed .us tho people of hla tilato did) I that the hlch lkoii-o system was tile I true method of dea'inir with tho iuastl -n. lie hail ctven notlco of nn amendment isome what similur to tho substitute sin 'o roportod i by tlio Judiciary Committee piovidlnu that, as Boon as the article of spirits was delivered to V tho ei'nslcneoat tho tdace ol dcstinn'lon. nil I lu characteristics as an article ot commerce fihould cease, and It -hould become subject to f thehtato law-. '1 ho fuli-tltulo, as reported, i dilToi od from his nmotidinent in sumo resiocts, nnd in thoso respect-, hu criticised it. Ho ob- y joeted. tor Instance, to the usu ot tbo word J; i prohibition In 'ho substltuto, and he sue- costed that tlio object could bo attained by tha I use of tlio word rcKulnllon." if i Mr. Wilson ilipp, lown) did not ncree with f f Mr. i'aulkuer, and miaied In favor of thesub- t i' Btltutn. f i Mr. 1'uch (Hoin.. Ala.) nrcuod In favorottho f bill. lit. held that thero were only two ways I ol providing fur tho position in which tho t v f Htatos woro loft by tlio icoeiit decli-ton of tint I Hupromo Court. Ono of these was tho passnee i. 9 ot tho ncndlnc bill, and the other way w.m by t an amendment of tho Constitution. It would K bn tiilllni: with tlio subject to talk about fa amondinc the Constitution. Ho was for siib- f. etunio. not for form and shadow, and any I legislation that would romodi tho ovh would K moot hla aniuoval. Ho thought that tho pend- B Ing bill would do so. and ho hold that tho pro- I I f posed legislation, aa Ihn hiipremn Court bad u ileeldod, was constltutlomil. To his mind I fc the opposition to tlio bill was utterly In- H itelensible. 'J'hn detent of tlio bill would a leave tho Statos In a most serious prodlca- K mant. He beliovod that tho Mates hud the H power, without any legislation b. Congress, to h; onutiol tho sain and iho of Intnvlcants within i. EL. their limits. Tho oxorclse of that invaluablo Ir.UsU. light had boon suspended by the decision of ItWW tho Mipromo Court, but Us cxlstunco hud not I St' It been ntlected Ir It Mr. tall (I)em.. lla.) expressed his cntlro 11 t sympathy with tho Idea that tlio btntos had My ubsolute control of tho iiuestlon of tho ttutllo fl I In Intoxicating Honors, nnd was willing to vnte I r for ulmobt any bill vvhlch would attain that I c end. I I Mr. CalljIeldodthnlloortoMr.AllisonilJei), j 1 Iowa), who presented tho conference report on the Army Appropriation bill. 1 Mr, lngnlla (Hep.. Kan.) Hundred what had I been dono in tegmd to tho .-ciiute uiiinndmeiit J prohibiting the -alo of ulcoholm Ibiuors, beer, or wine, ut canioens. Mr. Allison mid that tho provision had been J modilled so as to mad "That no nlcoholiu 1 I lituors, boer. or winobhall liiisoldorbuptilled to enlisted mon In nny cantoon or poht trader's i storo In any htuto or Toiritory In which tho I pal" ot aicoho lio IbiuoiB, booi or wine is pro- I! '.i hlblted by law." I jj Mr. Inldock (Hop., Xcb.i-That civos i fc 3 away" tho whole proposition. k 2 Mr. Hlnlr Ulep.. N. Il.i-I suppose tliefiona 8 8 tor from Iowa weans, to be uudorstood that the i M r."0","5 conforees found It necessary to j lold to iff the House confereos. w i W Mr. Alllsou Idosowlshto boundorBtood. fy Mr "'"'rT-And of course no ono will mil to H IS pnderBtnndthatthUIsnneatlro surrundur of 14 th proposition, a Mr. lngnlls-It Is a surrender of the control St of tbo army of the United Klatea to tho differ 21 ent Htatos lu which tioopd may happen to ba jji located. Ml Mr. Allison I do not wish to go Into tbe &ft question, as I promlsod mycolleuguellf Uioie ra port occupied any time) to withdrawn sons JjS not to Interfere with my colleague's bill. Iwlll m gay, hovvevnr, that the House conferees wore n nnanlmotis In their perslstenoy that the pro m. vleo Ini-erted by tho Peuato should not remain yn In tho bill. The phrasoology adopted by the E oonterence committee is the sniuo that was m proposed, supported, and maintained In the Sfl House by those who desired to lootraln the m Uauortranic inthe army. Efl Mr. Ingalls Tho btutement Is not In order. 59 Mr. Allison Then I withdraw It. When the Jf) Reimtor from Now Hampshire and tho Henator m fiom KansuHSiiy that theoommltteo suiron 3R dered the whole (juoutlou I must be pormlttod if' lo disagree with thorn. Of course, this pro wl vision only applies to States and Territories II 'B whore the piohlbitory law prevails, as it does II A In Mouth Dakota, nnd lu souio other btattn I m whore troops are garrisoned. 'V Mi. Iaddock-I think It Is within the bounds lb it to state that nineteen-twentieth of the troops are outside of Btates and Territories where the 1 1 prohibitory law la in force. It; J Mr. AJlleou-Our attention wn ollod to the fact that there aro a (treat many troops sta tlcned In tbe District or Columbia, where Con grass has exclusive jurisdiction, and where thete are said toba between OOU and l.OoO sa loons. The conferreos on tbe part ol tho Hen ato did tbe best they could In the mattor, and It it Is a surrendor then it Is n surrender. Mr. Hlalr-I sunposo that tho Senate con ferrets toltth-t the bill must fall or that they must yield. I have no fault to And with them, but I do not want It to bo supposed that the amendment amounts to anything. Tho army canteen Is substantially as it was boforo. Mr. Iiialls-Theniorthls matter Is studied tho more obnoxious It appears to me. hither the control of tho army, so far as the sale of Intoxicating ll'iuors Is concurued, ought to be lu tho United HtatNSorlt ought not to be. Homo soldiers ought not to bo allowed to havo access to the flowlnir bowl and the festive canteen n-id other soldlsrs denlod It. The army ought to be subjected to one system of control, t on Kress ought either to say that all soldiors shall have an opportunity of getting drunk or that none shall havo tba opportunity. Jf tho pro vision reported by the conforenco coinmllton Is notwhiPt'liiCtliodovH mound tho stuinn I i must say that I nevor saw the process before. I The oiopoidtlon tolenvo tlio control or tlio r question to local legislation seems Indefenl- tie. and. bo far as tho Honato isconrerned.it i would bo a great deal more innniy, moiu straightforward, more defensible to lellmiulsh tho whole thing absolutely, and to havo the l rovlslon struek out, rather than havo It mu tilated and emascUiitlo I. 3Ir. Allison withdrew tho report and said ho would call it up to-nmrrow morning.. The consideration ol tho bill as to Honors In the prohibltoiy Htatos was resumed, and .'lr. Call concluded his argument. Mr. 1'lcrco (Hod N. Uak.i said that ns a rop raiontatlve of n Mule which hud adopted pro lilbltlen. ho lelt an Interest In the pending bill. Hut it was not noresuryto dNcups the iiues tlon. olthor from tho stundpolut of a prohibi tionist or an nntl-prohlbltlotilst. Tlio iiuestlon was broader and deeper, and concerned Intel osts beyond and beside that of temperance ro lorm. The iiuestlon was whether tho btates woro to be doprlved of pun era which trior bad exercised over slnco the I nion was formed, I nud which In many vvavHaiTectod tholroryo istence. Hume beualurs had argued that, un der tho decision of tho Hui.remo Court, btates could not conllscato, destroy, or prohibit tho tralbcln Intoxicating spltlts: nnd. while they nppaioiitly doprccntod that condition ot ntfairs, they did not feel, ho fancied, nnv very koon ro giot that sumptuary and violent legislation could not be onfoieod whllo tho decision stood. Mr. l'lerco criticised tbo arguments of home of the DemocrJlio Henntors. and mado tin argu- miint In Hiipportof tho bill. i Mr lllulr urgued In support of the bill, pro- posing, however, to amend it by stiiklngout the word "termlnatud" nnd lnseitluc In lluu nf It tho words beguu within the limits of tho j Mate of destination ko as to miil.o the police power attach to liquors hs soon as they loach the boundary lino or the Htate of destination. Mr. Tut ulo (Horn., lutl tiiucstlonod ureiunrlc made by Mr. Hdmundsilleii.. t.i In thocourso of Mr. Ulalr'a speech, and asserted that the i owner of iho propoity imported inton htato li.it the right to sell it. pledge It. m toglvo It Htvu. and that no legislation could aesttoy that rlgnt. .Mr. Kdmunds asked Mr. Turple If he would yield to him tor a ouos Ion Mr. Turple 1 do not lold. If tho Senator will do mo the favor to put his question in writing and send it to my desk 1 will nnsworlu )r it's to bo a matter of catechism wo will cou- ilii,r It ltv nnBtlnn mill Htixuor. I Mr. Turplo went on to repeat his assertion I that no Htate J.egislatuie and no national Legislature ooultl tlcstioy the right ot an owner of property to sell, pledge, or iilvo It away: and ho dHnra that Congress should not conform Its legislation to please tho tr.ui- slant fanaticism of such u State as lowo. On the contiary. such Mates hhould conform their legislation to tho policy of tho Constitution of the United Males and of tho commercial world. Mr. Wilson of Jowa. not hnvinghenrd dis tinctly Mr. Turple's allusion to his Mate, asked him what it was. Mr. Turplo I mado no remark about Iowa. I f-lmply mentioned tho name, and spoke of It us a local temporary frenzv under which Iho i people nre laboring, which should not control the commoiclal policy of tho whole nation nnd ot the world. Tertians the most remarkable thing in tbo discussion was thu position taken by the Henator from New Hampshire (Mr. Illalr). that the Constitution or the United Htates Is wrong because it does not allow abso luto prohibition by Congross. or doesnotovon treat of prohibition by the t-overal htates. My own Inference from the fact he states Is that It was never contemplated by the (rumors of tho Government that thcro should bo national legislation on such n subject at all. I there fore conclude that on this subject we havo. under tbo Constitution of ths United States, no duty whatever to perform. And with respect to this shudovvy. thin, transparent, gauzy essence or imago ol an essence, that la called "the moral sentimont behind prohibitory legis lation."! do not bolleve that wo have the de nomination of coin small enough to moasuto Its value. ILaughter.J Tho question was taken on Mr. Blair a amend ment, and It was rejected. A dl-eusMon In criticism nf tha phraseology in the substitute tenoned for the Judiciary Committee sprung up. In the course of whlcn .Mr. hdmunds bad occasion to reter to Canadian I whlsKoy and Kentucky whkoy, nnd ho said that If he was forced to drink olthor he would stick to Kentucky all the time. (I.aughter.1 Mr. Jonos (Deci.. Ark., suggested pome modi fications of the Mibstitute. nnd snld that under the decision of tho Hupreme Court a law of his own Htate making it unlawful to fell idstols or ummuultlon would be rendered nugatory. He I was heartilv in favor of tho principle "I tho hill. i but thought that tne bill might be so worded ns toapolv to all article- of commerco thnt aro forbidden by Mato laws as well as to lutoxl catlngjlquors. I Mr. Edmunds admlttod thnt It was desirable l to extend legislation to other subjocts than that embraced In the bill, but he wanted to i have this one thing dono llrst and let the other things be atteaded to alterward. I Without action on the bill, the Senate then adjourned until to-morrow. Ilniisn nl ICepretieatatlTea. The House wag called to order this raornlnc by Speaker Hoed. An luimonso floral tribute, lully four feet in holcht, adorned a front desk in honor ot Mr. Yaux, Mr. Itandull's tiucce6sor, who wus probent and received many congratu lations and friendly greetings. After the read ingot tbo journal Mr. O'Neill of Pennsylvania probentod tho credentials of Mr. Yuux, and, they having been road by the Clerk, ho es corted Mr. Yaux to tho bar of the Houso, where betook tho oath of office. As Mr. Yaux took Ids soat he was greeted with apnlauso. On motion of Mr. Uro-ueiKr (Hep.. Ohio) a bill was passed appropriating $125.0IU for tho ostublibhiuent of a national military part at tbe buttlelleld of Chickamauca. On motion of Mr. I'luwer ii)om N. Y a bill was passed amending tho act for the orectlon of uu Appraiser's wuiehouso In New ioilc. so as to provide that the Secretary of the Treas ury may erect tho warehouse at any point within the collection district north of Liberty Btteot on the west sldo of tho city. I A conference wjs oulered on the Naval Ap propriation bill, and then the Houso wont Into Committee of the Whole iMr, Hurrows of I Michigan In the chair) on the Itlvor and Har bor bill. J no tending question was on the point or order raised by Mr. Mot'reary H)om. Jvy.i ugaiu-t iho rlnuso proscribing penalties upon ovvnors ot bridges hlch obntrucl tho I navigation of river. .Mr. McCreary contended thnt tho Cotnmittoo on Illvers and Harbors had I no jurisdiction over tho subject ol Imposing penalties, but that that subject fell within tlio jurisdiction of the Committee ou .ludlclury. 'i lie Chulr overruled the point of order. On motion of Mr. Duunell (Hop.. Minn.) sec tion S. which declare- that it shall not be law ful to constiuct a bridge over any unvlguble waterway of tho United Stato-. within the limns of a Htato. without obtaining tlio ap proval ol tho Hocrolarv of War. wus birlckou out. On motion of Mr. Von (Hon., Ill,) a survey was authorized of tlm Illinois Hlvcr from 1 a Hallo to Hie JIIssIshIppI Itlvor. as recommended In i apt. W. i Maibhiill. with a view to ascer taining what lands would bo subject to ovoi How tiy tho construction of a navigable water way between J. uko Michigan and tho Misbls Bii'iil llher. Mr. oinfctock (Hep.. Mltin.i moved to sttlko out tho clause uiitlmrl Ing asurvoy of tlm on triinces t"i the Hay of Hui erlor, nt tun wostond ol Luke Superior, uuil a repo t to bo mudo whothcr it is advisable for tho Oovornmonl to cut ,i new channel or enlrunt o to tho bBV oppo site tho opening bfttweeu Dice's Point and Con nor's I'olnt. Agreed to. Mr. McAdoo iDom.. N. J.) olTerotl as a sub Etltnto for the cntlro bill n bill creating a Hoard ot Hlver and Harbor Commissioners nnd ap propriating u bulk sum ot J1U.UU0.U0U to bo ex pended by thorn. Lost. The committee then rose and reported tba bill to tbe Ilou.e. Mr. Dockoty (Dem., Mo.) moved to recommit J tho bill with instructions to the Cointnitteo ou livers and Harbors to report it bnck with the Ienneplu Canal olauBo stricken out. 'I ho mo tion waa lost yeus. (U.iiays. Hi". 'Iho bill was then passod without division. On motion ot Mr. O'Neill (Hep.. To.) nn ad iourniuent was ordered from to-morrow until Monday. Tho Houso then udjourned. Ili-Herreturr McCrnry Not J.lkelr to I.We. 8t. Jobei'ii. May 28.-Ex-(3ecretary Oeorce W. McOrnrr's condition remnlus unchanged, and there Is small hope of his rocovory. A diagnosis ot bis cae shows that be Is further ing from a tumor in tho stomach, which. In connection with the fa.'t that ho is troubled with a ma Ignunt abdom nal complaint, makes bis case ulmobt o hope esa one. Knocked tks Pari. Urcen liom Her Hand, KailaWlnn, Tery pretty jouhk woraun, wnmi f.co liow.4 no ilnni ot Ul.iiatuii, tu arreted In lio token yeaterday mccturU bf Ml.i KMie lirown, lio Htm In I lie Mine liouie wlib li.r of teinic an tiabllual drunlnrtl. Shortly after .h. vrsi lurkt'd un( niirt Pi.ik Mnuinn. woo vrti. uiskliu u lour ot Hie crila w l,,r inUiinf a irr.en poftder In j, eun of umrr l,u about to drink the mixture ittieu lie o tlie c.U flo.r opeu and knocked the oupfroni tier iihiiiK llieinwdrr proved to lie I'arla ir.cn She em. taken li.ror. Iti- f:order IcIodoukii. 1)q ientviicejli.no t,fic.udeye a the county JaU ai a ditordtriy per.ia. vsstaaaammaamsaasiBS LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS. IMJOIt POWKLt.'H 1'MOUT AGAIXST TUB I. as it svr.cui.AXona. lie Haja Th are Trylar to Oobkla T7rall tha J.aada It l rropoaed to Irrigate I'aairri.inan Vima hvrora In The Oroc Nlnip In lite Ilnnee I'lnsril hr Mr, Iteed. WtsniNOTox. Mm 'Js.-Thotwo roports matlo by the maioilty and minority of the Honato litigation Conimllteo has produced an active en-itroveisy. Tho resolution of Henator J Htewnit culling lor Itiformallon from Ihe In toilor Hopnriment.nnd Intimating thnt monoy .e' aside for tho purposes of Irrigation had bvn ued lor topogiaphlo survoys, has stirred up .Mn or Powell, the dlroclor of tho Geologi cal Survey, who bus tocn for several months a tntget for all sorts of opposition. Ho thinks thnt sllonco is no longer golden, and therefore bus M)inolliIng lo sny on tho Bubjoct him--elf. He charges. In tho llrst place, that the struggle with which ho Is eng'igod In ro giit.l lo Irrigation is a light pure nnd slmplo against the speculators. He Is doing whnt ho fin. he says, to prevent money sharks from grabbing uo tho lrricablo lands of tho gloat arid bolt, together with the waters upon wnicn they will dopond for fiultfulnoss, nnd so estab lishing a Bort of hydraulic foudal systoin, to which tho American fnrmors would be help lessly subject. In supbortof lilHcliaigo Major I'tiwell goes on to sny: "The Inst Congross passed a bill appropri ating monoy for the location by survey of lr rlgnblo tracts of niltnblu bites for reservoirs, whcroln to store water lit tho wot season for uso during tbo diy poason, in various parts o( ibis cnorni ub territory of drought. It wns nro lded by this satno lnw that the lands market out as Irrlgablo by tho proposod works should bo withdrawn from thooporutloti of tho Hesort I.nud. J Imber Culture, and Preemption acts, In ordor that speculative companies and indi viduals should not bo able to absorb tinder thOKo actB tho tracts nnd tdtos holoctod ut .tno oxioimo of i oisons wishing to establish homesteads. How wise, this piovlBlpn w.is Is oven now being shown bi lbo tremendous efforts which tho Bpcculntors, with ISno.uuii.uill) to back them, aro making to hcoiiio the lepealof iho law by Congress. In order that thev may rush In and gobble thoso areas and supply waters, which tho Geological Hutvoy has recently dcilared to bo so valuable The prollt lu their scheme. If It succeeds, may tio surmlsod when consideration Isglveu to tbo fact that tbe nroposod irrigation ot tho lands selected by tho bUivey win mnko ltiy.nwi.uoi) now vvorlhloss acros rlao to n valunot from $'J5 to Jam on ihto. This is tho sort of oppor'unltv 'hat tho spoculatois look fir in thoir dreams. Ouco In posses sion of tho Innds-moro particularly of the water rights upon which tho vnluo of theso hinds uitoetlior dopond-thoy can sell or rent tho looud acies at their own prices, and tiTti tho water on or olT ns thev please, so that Iho miserable agriculturists will bo 'ittle less than serlB. altogether at tho morey of corpora tions and mom pousis. u win uo ttuuiucr i re.it step tnkon toward whnt now appears to b tho inevitable destiny of this country's tor iltorv. namely, to ho absorbed and held by a feiv oiioimous syndloates. It Is this project of tho speculators that 1 am trying my 1 est to do feat, 'i boy wield great Influonce and they have misled certain honestly disponed mem bers of Congress Into Inking thai vlewul tno case. The result Is a movo in ongr-ss in favor of repealing tho law aud lutlins thosioc ulutors havo their way." An error in tho Customs Admlniitratlve bill will necessitate tho pasriigo of a joint resolu tion to cover a vorv bouous defoct. liy tho terms ot the bill it Is to go l! to offect Aug. 1. It Is also provided that anv oi'euces commlttod and all peiiuitios or forfeiiuros or liabilities In curred tulor to the pa--ngo of this uct undor any sb.tute. ombr.iced in or cbniiged. modilled or repealed lie this act. may bo proseouted and ltinislnii in tbo same manner nnd with the Biimo effect as if this act had not been passed." Ilv iho uso of tliophiuso "i aseago ol this act." Instead of "taking eflect of this act." there will bo. under tho law. no right or prosecution. Ac. between tint tlmo of tbo passage of tbe act aud tho dato ut which it shall go into effoct about two months. This statement was mode to tho Houso by Mr. MeKlnley In pre senting I ho report of the Conference Commlttoe on tho bill, with iireiitiest lorunnnlmouscon sent that the bill might bo so nmended to cover tbo hjntiis. There was objoctlon by the Demo, crat-ton tbo giound that thoy did not want In onymunni. hv implication or expressly, to remove tin tues'l m that was made upon tbo passage of tho bill, to wit. that It was passed without a constitutional quorum. Honcotho necessity lor a resolution ot correction. The ordor Issued by Superintendent of the Census l'ortor to enumerators telling them thnt they have no power to compol cltlzons to answer questions put to them. Is rogardod by Congressmen generally ns meaning thnt tho department has backed down in the contro versy, untl that It is not necessary for any ac tion In bo nknn by Congress to ltibtruct the enumerator t i-. to their duty and privileges. AH oirorts. thuro1' ro. to secure tho passage of a restricting resolution in Congress havo boen abandoned, Superintendent Porter Is out in iv long Interview to-dav. In v.hlcli ho attempts to counteract the effect ot tl.n uulver-al protest that 13 going up Iron) all parts 01 iho I nlted States. He mnkus no now point, simply saying thut Congress oiderod the quo-noi s to bo asked, that they havo been asked by enumerators in provloua tonsures that thev are a part of the inquiry made In toielgn countries, anil that tbe stalls tit are ol vital important 0 t tho medical pro fession. Not content, hovvover. Willi point ing out tho fact that Congress lomiiiiinils him 1 to collect these stut -tics. Mr Porter defends the ohtpiNlous quest otis as being 011 Inently necessary and 1 ropor. Hcpro-cii'ativo Mc- A loo, who has boen tho cb.i- plon nt the oppo sition In Congto-B. says tint he Is Inellnod to let the wholo mutter drop now. as Mr. Portor's supplemental Instructions is ueil yesterday renders any further action unnecessary. The swearing In of the picturesque Rlchnrd Yaux to-day as a member of the Houso of Hen tesentatlves gave a bit of Intorest to tho other wise dull proceedings of that body Tho friends o: the old campaigner wore alort and had cov ered tho desk set asblo for him in a corner of 1 tho Democratic row with boautlful lloral offer 1 ings. Tho llnest pioco was In the shape of a huge keystone of massed Doners, surmounted by a shield, a scroll, and n horn ol Piouty. Ahovo all dangled the scales of jubilee. The Ploeowns threo feet In height, and across the l.evstono in lvtteis of blue were the words, Let brotherly love remain." This olTerlnc was sent by the directors of the Lastern hiato l'onltcntlarr. who havo been collongues of Mr. taux for more than half a toniury. Little barley O'Nolll, now the fatner of the House, escorted tho shaggr-balrod old man about I uniting tho members, and ho beonmo acquaint ed with half of them in a small space of time. Ills fine nddress and agreeable manners aldod Jilm to unslly makn tiiands with all whom hi- met. Mr. Vnux will undoubtedly be un in turastlng figure In Congress. I'fl. Thos. P. Ochiltree to-day presented to Col. Jno. H. Clarkson a whotstono for hla ofllcln! axe. Tho girt is a token of the Colonel's appreciation of practical chll service relorm us exemplillud by tlio Plrst ABsIstunt l'oslmas-tnr-Uoneral. The stone Is enclosed In a fanci fully wrought box. and bears on the lid this quotation from Col. Uurkson's recent Uoaton Bpeech: u' "'.bit "ervlce ref.rmer niyielt. tnl of a prao tlcul kma, j, h. I'LittmoK. I'ene.ith this B the Inscription. "J. S. C. (rora J. 1', t). o iexas." Col. clarkson Is more proud of tills tlelicntn recognition of tbelldollty with vv hlch he hns illschargeil (he dtilles of his high oilico tluiu ot any or dm many ovldences titnppreciati. 11 and good will that ho has re ''Ived h nee Ins tleterminatlon to leavo olllclal IHo bus become km.wn. Corlnln newspapers having called attontlon to tho fact that Intoxicating liquors havo been Mild in tho Houso restaurant Hpoakor Heed to day Ibsnod an order that tho 1 ructlee should co iso. Iho older is temporary, and Islniond etl loplvtt tl'o Hpankorim opportunity to loam exactly what bearing tho joint rules havo In tho mailer ami what tho sentiment or tho House Is. Tho order wont Into offoet liiimodl iiioly ami lis effet t was plnlnly noticeable in n conslilerublo diminution In the number ot cus tomeispi the lestiiuuint who aro accustomed o tlrlnk beer with their lunoboon, and In tho large) ipcreafed business In Ihe Senate ros tiiurant.inu h 01 vvhl.-li wasuttrlbuluble tolhe Inlluv ot inemberR of iho Iloiibo, who hud leairied of tho prohibition in their own wingol tho Capitol. Tho Piobidont nnd party, consisting of Yico Prisldetit Morton, (-ocreiarv Wlndom, Post-iiiasior-Henoial Unnaiuaker, Secretary Husk, Attqrney-lionernl Miller, Hoprosoiitatlvo Mc hlnley. and .Marshal Hansdell, lett Washing ton at 7:4u o'clock on a aioclol train over the Pennsylvania road, to attend tbo Oiirflold memorial services at Cleveland on Decoration I'tir. (feretarv lilalno vviis not able tr cuin I any tho PitMblc'it mid teleginiibetl his re giets. Ills iitiice wu Miiipllftl I y Heiircsoiitu live Mcl.lnlov nnd Marshal Hansdell. Atlor-ney-deneral Mlllorwlll acoompntiv the party to ('lowland and then contlnun 1 n to Intllan upolls. The President will mnko nn effort 10 rniiirn to I'ltihbiiigh In time lo attend the Scotch-Irish Congress 111 Pittsburgh Saturday iilternoon. tnnaior Jlluir 'r 1.1 Him I'miin I tee on 1 till can 11 a' d I 1. 1 ,'m 1,1 i, fiuoriit' y. Willis nn itiiMiidiiiei.ts. Ihe llouso tell or tlio ui'j ointment by Iho Piosldont 01 uioiniulssiou 01 live persiiiiH. to bo selo, tod soo with refer ence lothcli personal lltness anil cnpuclti for !'ii.,I?f1!,i,,,.l.ln,"lrll1' ""u 'borough Investlea ini?.!1 H'juor tiulllc. Tho commission shall im esUgatb tbe liquor bualuesa In all lu phases i Why We Win Deeanae Hood's Sir aparl'la Is the beat necatiae Hood's Sarsaparllln Is an bonaat spring medicine and bbs I puruier. medlolne and every purchaser receives a fair Because It Is a concentrate 1 o-tnetofthe equivalent for his monoy. best alterative and blood purUyliii.'rcm.illes of P.eeause It Is the only medicine of which the vegetable kingdom. cai truly bo said "100 doses one dollar," nn Became, br a peculiar eomblnallon. piopor- unanswerable argumont as to strength and Hon, and preparation, It pososses curative coonomy. power peculiar to Itself. Eocaiife It Is a modern medlolne; the ripe Uecause It la unequalled for thecure of sciof- fruit of tlio Industry and study of oxporlenced uln. salt rheum, bolls, pimples, humors, Ac. pharmacists, under whose personal direction Decause there Is nothing equal to it for cur- It Is still prepared. Ins dyspepsia, blllouannss. sick headache, In- 1 ecausolt has "agocdnamnathome"-there dleestlon. 1 being more ot Hood's SarsaDartlla sold In IjOW- Because It routes tho kidneys and liver and v here It is made, than of all other Baraapa- keeoa those organs In healthy condition, rb is r blood purlllers comblnod. Beoanse It effoots iomnrkablo cures where I .u-o Its advertising Is original nnd not other preparations totally fall. dopeu -i.t upon the brains of competitors. Hoecfs Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists. $1: six for V. Prepared 1 Sold by a'l dm -i ts. tti six for t5. Prepared only by 0. 1. HOOD A CO., Lowell, Mass. only by C. I. lltji 1 1 t CO.. Lowell. Mass. 100 Doses Ono Dollar l iqq d0,-v. one Dollar In Its relations to rovenue nnd taxation, Its effect upon labor, nnd till ninnnerol Industries, its cenoiol. oionomlc, criminul, moral, and eclentlllcnspects. and tho practical results of legislation looking lo lt prohibition or regu lalioii. All the commissioners shall not boot tho satno political party. Lach commissioner shall be paid nt tho rato ot ili.UUU a tear nud Jj a duy for oxpuuses. The score or so of old gontlomen who at a visiting Washington nt prosont In (urtherni.ro of their iiunnnl celebration of tho fset that 1 they voted tor (len. Hanks forHnonkor aro hav ing a ory pleasant reunion. They hnd a nioet- ing nt tho Aillugton to-day und prepared a prpgrammo, after which thev wont to tho n hito House, nnd wero Introduced to Prcsl- tlniit IliirrlRon by Will ('umback of Indiana. 1 Thoy havo at ranged to go to tho Houso ol Hop rosentntlves to-morrow, and onch wld makonn nttemtit tooreupy tlio sent which was hla when Hunks presided over tho llouso. To-morrow night tho nil gontlomen will give a tuil.llo re ception to nil elti-'ons ot tho I'nltod States nnd foreigners who enro to call upon thom at tho Arlington. Speoohos will bo mado. ami after tlio reception tho boys wlllenjoyn banquet. Tbov will then adjourn until next year. The dynnmlto cruiser Vesuvius will be put In commission nt tho League Island Navy inrd on Monthly nevt, whon I leut. vhrnodor as sumes command. Sho will sail In 11 fow dnvs for Now ork to receive hercloctrlo light plant Hor future movements aro uiulolormlnod, but It Is probable that sho will go toChonponko Bay for ox perlmental purposes. Tho President has npproved tho acta grant ing pensions to John Carter. 1 tlwln S. 1 ur ninn. Hartola Thobant. liithorlno Simmons, Amelia M. McAllister. Mary O. Hall, (leorgo w. Padgett John (lollagher, Sarah I".. Stewart. Anna A. Probest, .lonnman Haves, William II. Mays, Joanna W. Turner, Charlotto Bradford, Cniollne O. soyforth. Mary H. Hook. Theodora M. I'rutt and surah A. W oodbrldgo. (shipbuilder Oulntnrd rf &tf .V,k was nt I I tbo "Wivy liepnitmo t till ni"" ng and In inrmoii Seciotary '1 ra. y 1 it tio now gtinbo it 1 Hoiinlngton tbo ls t. t o lu.io" d. 1 both of Which i tl 1 1 I illlt. will lie liuilflled nt the yard ui Uiosier. l'a.. on Juno J, ut 12 I o'olock. Senator Dawos from the Committee on An- 1 rrnpiintlons to-day reported to the Sonato tbo 1 ortlllcatlona Appropriation bllL In thonc- I conipanyinc report It is shown that tho eii- mates ror 18')1 wore $s.iSs.'jih. 'J h0 bill, ns it passed the Houso. appropriated f4,."i.l.i;7; tl,., Honato Committee added net) a.7-'J.'J.17. mill.- 1 Ing the total amount reported to tho Seu.uo $7,31U,'J.I5. The President this nftornoon senttothe Son ato the following nominations: Couiuta nyron t) Patdel. of llie District or rotnmbliv al Hull. Kncland. Lntoti s. Ilnnt of ?sew V ork. I'l nr lolletown. P. K I .lonrpti kvrb.y ot PenisjlMinU at Para Alfred II Keeiil of Tentieiitee nt Vlarlildijue, W t Jaiuet K )lct'a.kev of Ohio at Aca nice t'OBtiiiaterii l'ennv Tanl. .loliti U v -lira at Co um bla and I)vld U Itrton at M.r-.r Nr., Tork. Jor.n Smith Jr.. at l'eekikllle and n.rnnr.l F. i.eulnfli .it BuQalo, Net. Jersey. Jojhua VV. Itooeruut lluverli. HARSiut aiiLLr.R duess't c.inn lie Hnys the Kepnhllrnn Htnte C'nmmltteei Cib'i Snub Flah nnd Clbhfi. rx-Penntor VTarnor Miller hnd a good many visitors yesterdav all wanting to know his views onlthe resolutions adopted by tho Heiuib llcan Stale Committee tho day before which condemned Hamilton Fish, Jr.. and tbo Wicked Glbbs as traitors. "The State Commlttoo has no authority to say what Is a strictly partv measure s nil tho ex-Senator last night, "nnd the a t. n takon yesterday will not amountto ni.yihin It cer tainly will not hurt Fish ami t.ibl s for tbo reason that tho Hopubllcan I'aityh.is allowed. and always will ullow. the wldc-t individual latitude In voting on measures not acted upon by n Ilepublican caucus ut All any. Tho World's lair bill nnd the Hai Id 1 rauslt 1 i'l were not Hopubllcnn party measures. 1'hey were made so by ono tnuu, but has ono man the right to usurp such nn authority? .No. sir: veiy plnlnly I say no, sir. l'lsh und (iibbs I hntl o poilett right to vote as they tlid because. ns 1 say again, tho World's Pair und tlio l.'ai id Transit bills were not ltepublican putty mens- uros. Tho only measures recognized by thu Ho- fmbllcun Convention were hli.li l.eenso n'ni lallot reform. It Is nil nonsense to bjv thai thocourso of Fish and i,lnl s wis tletiiinentul to these two Issues. Tho point Is that the con stituents of tliero two mon should havo been alloned to sny whether they favored their on duct or not. Certainly no llepublban Htato Committee hns a right to stop lu und brand "Do I think that I was Included In tho con euro? Well. In tho first plneo, I tlon t care whether I was or not. If I was. cenalnly Mr. Depow was, for we both favored tho World's 1 air bill. But thero seems to bo a lsposltion to bang away at Mr. Deiew and inyielf tin this matter, but that shouldn't worry anybody. Tho action of the Slate Coinuiulco wdl not Inpiro nny of tho Assemblymen who voted with Mi. Fish and Mr. Olbbs. I heir conslltuonis aro fully alive to the situation, nnd will do ns thoy think proper with them, 1 ertulnly they will not bo condemned becnu-e iuo muu snvs thoy must or because ono nun setM up two bills us strictly Ilepublican putty 11 ensures li"ii thoy woro not acted ui on in caucus, ami w lion ov cry man who over put his 'not in Ml any knows that ltepublican members hnvo 11 right to vo o ns they plen-oon bills not e usldurcd in caucus or not known tu bo strict putty measures." t ol. H. V. It Orugor, the t haltman of tho He publlenn County Committee, sunt veiorriny thnt he thought tho uctlon taken by tho htnio Commlttoe Inrolallou to l'lsh und (Jibbs wus unwise. xo .i:aiio suit avvi.y. Atwn, On, t Violently Opposetl to a Colnred Man for l".ilniu.(er. Atoens, Oa., May S'f.-Tlils town Is consid erably stirred up over tlio fe.tr that Mat Dav Is, a negro, will bo appointed In tho net fowdnys Postmaster, despite tho opposition. Numer ous persons are imploring tlio appointment of other than a black man. Asa final admonition, the Whlto Caps have made tholr appenranco nnd entered tholr protest against Davis by branding the Government building with their dreaded emblem ami tlecoru'lng tho Post (Hike walls with skulls and cioSsbunes, crapo and black laco. As one wnlked Into tho Post Office thla morn ing tho first thing that nttriiolod his nttentl 11 was tlio words In vollov. chalk upon tho wulls: "White Caps. The Contodoialo Hag Is on ton. Beware of tho Whlto Cupsr" A grunt deal of crapo hung on tho outside walls, A window had been opened, and there swung n rope tiod at the end into a hiingmnu'B noose. Ir Davis gets thu appointment lio will not have much plousuro in tho oillce. Killed by l'nllteninti. BpniNnpiKLD, May2H. Prnepl Koch, 10 years old, the son ot a brlcklnvoi was shot nud in stantly killed Inst night by Policeman 1 amer. Koch wus ono of n crowd of bins raising ,1 ills turbunce, and tho policeman nriostcd him, and, followed by tho crowd, went to tho bo 10 call tbe putiol. Koch took udviinlng" of Ids temporary release and mirtod In 11111 Tho policeman coiniiiandod hliu to stop, but he kept running, whereupon the policeman nulled his revolver and shot the young imiii through ths brain. The pollceinun gavo himself up. Canadian Crulaara at the 1'lahlna Orounda, Ottawa, Ont, May 28. Tho Canadian Gov orumont has decided to vIjpt msly enforoe tlio terms of the Convention ot H1H In reference to tbe Atlantlo llsherles, escept ngatnst those united Htates fishing vessels which tuko out modus Vivendi licenses. Tlio protective cruis ers have been ordered In Ihe I isnerles lie. purtmont to 1 e got ready for sen linmedlutelv, utid the Vigilant will prncoeq from Hulifuv to the fishing groundu this wo A. I'tipftrl Ones; i I'tl-tlll file Idle. John I'opoil Ilia Itueaiaii tea lit-r lm aliot mid tilled JVlarla 'etrlkork rujau '2 end vvlio convu ted of murder in ttie itcoint dt tree tcnleni'cd in butt prison forllfe by Jujge yiuiersld in ihe tfcnrrl s'e. alons yefterday rohotr we oven owe and had to be upDOrted from In bar II U reretully watclid jn IU Tomt. m It U Uutl tlial Ita will coiuailt tulolda. vow i:hh or tin: ntias sviksuh. Children Are Ilanerltillv Susceptible, but It'a Omul iur llualness Men, Too, There wns but 0110 distui '.It g Incident of the second day's session of tho Nntlonal Conven tion of Christian Sclent 'ts In tho Lenox Ly coum yoslordny. Mr. 1 dn.ird P. Batos of Kyra cuso, Chulrmnn of tho lveculivo Commlttoo. who Baton tho platform, nrose nud snld it pnlnod him to bo compollcd to stato that n jounc woman had lost hor hat. She had put It. for n moment on tho mtniolnioco in tho lobby, whore n number of other Christian Scientists had assombled. Hho hal turnod around to snenk to a friend, nnd when sho turnod again to take up her bat it was gono. Doubtloss some ono hnd Pikon It by mistake If so. would tho porson who took It plo.iso return It to Mr. Bates. It was a wide-brimmod black straw hat trimmod with Uovvots. Oon. Kinstua N. Bates nf Chicago presided, nnd with him on tho platfoim wero J. r. Bailey of Boston, OeorgoW. Do I.ano of Ibis city. John nuiMipnnii vv. it. Mxon or Boston. William P. Johnson und Ldwnrd P. Hates of Hvracuse. Bible reading, silent prayer, and recitation of tho Lord's Prnyer wore conductod by J. I. I'll bort. Tho st odal order of businoss in tho fore noon was tho consideration of the propagan dist publications of tlm Scientists, nnd ns there wasncoiisldo-nblo surplus in tho tieaauryit w.is do, ,d a! byiivotototlovoto thin to cheap enliig iho in ko of tho books and tiaets. in tho iiftiMiii.oti tho exercises woio led by 0. s. llOMvoll. ('..ntinulngfrom Tuesday the read ing of loiioitrt or spieutl or Chrlsthm science In bo world, tho-o testimonies weio dullvorod Jl.11 tt-n Tilstr.iM.i "I" t'lirbt'an Sc'entfula In llie ,i,., '"'-'"''lili r ti le-ides sr.eral maller .".i.e.,?.. 1" .'"snireor tb. Vi, i' ','"l"t n a irreiilcr nelf. nm." i. "'""I"'-"" tut.st if net Kiel over ,rn,(.,,'iLi!:i-rrii,rcb';,i,.';,?,,,,',4ve!K,e'.,i,;:,b'!inm1r l,a'm'l'n'?'s!.'.r,lh,",'' r.r"l"'.1' nenibi-rof the no.! nr' "l er"- lcnirn.trili.i.K..r ur lis ?b?r. Mf. J'rl,.IUu"T ciid public ..i.tiion mere Ik a great need or preaUier Tliere h.vc I,, rn "oS n'f'm '"n"" ,r"In r""k" "f '''"'tl lilVllib" r" V"ni 111 ii,r? re iwrutr tetitfirs In iiuii,, Thirteen t ll,ee, have left th.Jl.nrcU. "lie bc'o l scleinl.ti' 1""!'1 lllurU' ot Cl.n-tlin hlV''ir,nU.r':.l,'!'"Th". c'",ri'h' bllt 'o J"' tils wlio e time to deniotiHIrailtu tl. Irnll. ur ll.e. lenc The majority or tbe clnir. h n.e.ub. a are l2 unit no their old r.:liMi. and clln p. eclence sc V.',?i"'!!?'.0n. !'s,Hrt toTe 'n '""ruction In tbo science, and with tew exception are abldlne In tl e ti ulli, llre.l of feedlnr on husk or nrllindoiy. Ihe Dre. lf"abla but the pulpit 1, ,l.tl,t,Mh.clence. H.loood 1,1 A aide blow or ma lUnus anlpiat maKiieiieiii sremel t one time about tn i.ut do 1 11 1 lirl.tlin eclence but It has a led There been nrniinneiil cee, of t.entliig In lo ye ar pat Two ites wnlfi 1 yroiulnenl ehurchee hate been treated and Uiey woull not now co back lo druns. A i ..me r.,,,..ii v.olenllj ofjio.e.i to It.e science has been nonnur Allann. i.a.-1riere aretrte-nto eight, n scientists wi u bold ineeiliis. at private reselenciH rubllcoslnlon Is more avorabletlian at rtrst inlltienceit more br the SVXSS-i"? ot "le ""'''"'is.tlian by the demonstrations, or which, hoxever. there have been several Tho rending of those roports wns followed by practical tnlks." "APIeiifor Children" wns the subject or n pnpor by Mr-. Amolln 1 lies of Loulsvl.lo. I-.y. cnllilrcn can undorhtand tho fclenco of henlth much better than adults trained In a misguided wny. .Mrs Ches snd Her joungost dnugliter hud boen supposed to have a doreetin horevosight. nnd wasunablo to sco tho letter 11 on tho musical stnlT. but one day nllorthe music Insson her child ran 10 her snjlng slio could sco tbo lotter. "Mamma," she sal I. "a light bn. k or tho note shone trom tho letter llko a little lantern, tiod put It there, because 1 asked iliin to doso." Jlr. Chess nlso told ol an old colored woman who could not rem I 1101 wri'o, and who wautod to learn to read her Bible. Tbo old vvouinti said: "ljust 1'.'l'c'.l,,,,04 lo. tuoch me. nnd now Iran tend II. 0 Bible. Sho cannot read u word of any o.l.erbook. if ss Ai.nio Dodge nf tlm Murray Hill rtotol ie i-e.l instances of children's knowlodgo of I l.n 1 in science that wero wdrmlynpplouded. til, .,10 some of the stories: An article nan lo-t I. n.lilld who while looking for it snld: I .1111 .1- u.-for iindorstnndlngtoilnd it." It J- noodle- to ny It vyus found. A poison was s.-k a el a ehi. 1 vited tho bedside nnd snid: 1 et 11 e tic.t 1 cr." v lint can jou do'' said tlio tl. c 01. cm don thing." said the child, "tiod can do 010 jibing." Tho person was lieu ed. Christian lonco and Business Mon" was tho sub ft of Mr. im, W. D Lano's talk. It is .1 habit 1 f I .isines. mon tho world over." snld Mr. Delano, 'to draw a line between tho business man at woik iind l' o business mutt on Sundiiy. lio hns no right, however, to make his ininlstor net us n sife duposit vault in which to store b 4 hllstlntiltc tnr thn lIv business davs or tint week. Ml Iho churches tbo w rid around nro smTeilng from luck of spirituality and they don't l.uo v liow to get it. If Inislnoss men will givo Ci.rlstlin B.'leni 0 careful study I 11111 bold to declare that they will become Christine .scientists Tliero was n reception (n t, ,.ei,ui' given ny the students of the science in ovv 1 oil. nud Brooklyn. jvaxis to Hi'.r.i' m riivitin trim. lie Is Willing. Ilonerer, In Il.iee Ilia Third I.lve In (he r-umr tloiiHr, Charles l'ucl.s, a g od-Iooklng tailor of 145 Fult, n uvoiiuo. Jer-ny ity Heights, was ar restod yestenlny accused of abandonment The woman who made the complaint against him said the w.is bis third wifo, und that he wus living at tlo lime of Ids arrest with a fourth. He mauled llrst in Oorinnny, sho snld, sl voiiis ago His wife dlod in a yonr, leaving him ono eh. id. Ho matrled again, but In six months ho separated from his socoud wife. Sho went to Paris and ho came to this country, whoie ho married tlio complainant. He took her to I10-1 d with a woman nnni.'ti Oeasiiila. Sho wns taken sick and Mrs. (ionelnla utirsod hor until s'.eio.'nveioil. unil thou advised her to go t (lurm ii for her henlth. Mie prornUod to tiikoeureol Air. I tichs whllo sho wns gone. 'Iho wlbt wont tof.nrmnny with her two chil dren, she heaitl nothing trom liar husband, but she cot ono or two letters Irom Mrs. (lea Hlnla. Sho stajed In Oermauy two years. Sho returned tho otlmr tiny, ami found Mis. (leiibinin living with Piichs Tliey had ono child. Thev refused to loeognli-o her, and she wentto 1 o..r i.'isle-Hewitt, anil through him secured In 1 htisl and s nriost und thut 01 Mrs. Iuchs N". 1 'Iho l.itlor sho ncctiscil of living in oien I vvdnosn. Tho lour children of tho varloi s 111 tlniiM woro in court. Mr. Pucns siivs that ho Is willing to n'bw Jlrs. Puohs ho. !l ami her two children to live up stairs In tho building at li"i 1 ulloii nvonuo. which Mrs. I'ueliH No. 4 owned, but It he did sho would hnvo to agree to let him live In penco with Mrs I'uelis No 4. with the other two children, on tho It wnr "..or Mrs. Imp lis "o. a wouldn't con sent. The Justice adjourned the case to to-day. A npurtiierwhll. IllHpnlr, (loorgo P. nntz. who. with John M Enos und Pniiil.lln K. Jones, bus curried on n goneial diug business nt 17li Dunno street under tho iininn ul u at t Jones A Co.. began nn action In tho outt of Common Pleas somo tlmebliun for a dissolution of tho copartner ship. Ho sas that ho notllled thu other mom bors of the firm ono June SO, lHSfl. t lint lio wished lo dissolve; that thoy refust d tucoti tuiit with him. uud thut Lnos 1'. Junes owes Iho II 1 m JU.oun The doloiidiinls say that thoy have offored to buy out Mr. nant's Interest! that ho bus tlt.iw tro'ti tint 11 rm since Jul), lrJHD, about ('10 .1 ish, ,.nd that ho has obstructed the dafeti laiiis In thelt otlurts to Ibiultlate the In i.olji.'duoss of Iho firm. It Is asserted thut (iiuii. hired two rm gh-looklug foilows u whom ho gnvo tlio I eys to tlio (Inn's Post (llllco box. They oxtraetod money nnd cliecl.s from letters to the firm In pa)iuent of ac foun's. and g ivo Ihetn to Mr. (iniil 'J )iey nlso ask for 11 receiver ponding a settle, rneiit. bin deslro to ei nllniio thn businoss. Jud o I'.'ih sug.,esto I that If tho dofwnlnni-, w.'iii. I t c. nt. in. e tu e iv n ui belt ut under ml. 111: ponding tlio doiermiuutiou of Mr. t.unt. b interest Hpola nf Ink, t'ralt, corie Mine, iodine, and othrr llnuld atalm r lnor 1 from linen cotton, laots. Ac., wiihoot Injarr 10 fabrlo br iiluit tbe lonrian l.rner. ftr lalt tUit lua rataltaia. Xi cmu-ilt ON T1TE COAST OF AFRICA. I.AMllNO RCIl'.NTIVIO 1XRTRUMENT3 TllllOCaU THIS BVIIF. riirltemcnt Cnnne.t by Ancry Canntbnla, Supplemented by a Meteor rasltahmen AstnnleUerl at American Ingenuity. O. K. Vnn Utiysltng.n mombar of the party which went to Africa on tho Unltod States ship Ponsucola to obsorvo the oclipso of tho sun on Doc. 22, Is at prosont nt tho Hotel St tloorgo in Ilroeklyn. Ho wns sont out by Piof. Morritt daily ot Now York to conduct tho opcratlonsof tho photographic apparatus whllo tho total ecllpso wns taking place. Ho was not a regular subordinate of David P. Todd, tho director ot tho party. Ho was greatly dls nppolutod at tho food and tho arrangements for sleeping on tho overcrowded ship. "On arrival at SI. Paul do I.onnda,'' lie said teterdny, "wo all oxpoetod lo land and go seventy mllos Into tho Intoilor to Mil vim 11. Tho otlglnal plan wus to observe thocillpso trom this point. W'o lonrnud, howevor, thnt tho steamship which goes uo the river soiul-inontli- lv had lelt on the preceding Thursday, nnd Hint there had been several washouts on tho rail way from St. Paul to Minima. Tho (lovornor hnd had tho old fort nt Muxiinn clonnod nud flvcd up for our party. Ho offered to transport our stuff ovor tho washouts. Prof. Todd bad dlscovorcd, howevor, that tbo work could bo dono ory advantageously from Capo l.odo. which had olroa'tly boen soleolod by tho British expedition for tholr observation. Our appa ratus was still Incomplete, and Prof, 'loild do (Idod. therefore, to tnko a position near tho British camp. On Sunday. Dec. H, wo nrrlvod at Capo l.odo. W'e found her Majesty's ship Bramble In Mostoto Buy. W'o all landed and Bet fire to tho high grass and weeds no.ir tho shore. W'o staked out the loca tions nnd tho positions of tbo Instruments. We went upon the hills about 200 yurds back to look for humnn habitations. W'o found nono. Thoro soomod to bo no wild animals or snakes In the nelghDorhood. Thero wore, however. Immense numbors of Band fiddlers nnd llards and all sorts ot crawling things onovorysldo. W'o began unloading our goar Immediately. We took ashore nnd sot up llvo portublo bouses. Tho llrst night I passed on land I Blopt In Prof. Todd's house. It was dry aud hot the dny boforo, und tboro wore no signs of rain. W'o bad no rootB on tho houses. There was only a sun screen betweon mo und the sky. I weut to beil rather oarly. At midnight I nwoko to And tho rain sweeping down In tor rents. Everything was afloat I jumped up and got a rubbor overcoat nnd an umbrella. I spread tho coat ovor mo, ralsod the nmbrolla. aud lay thero In bod undor It tor tho rost ot tho night, hearing the water trickle from the bed to tho Hour nud tho sand tiddlers scratching round outsido. The shore wns vory steep and wo wore unable to brine our boats close to it Tho crow would row up ns near ns jiossiblo to land, mako fast to n kodgo anchor, back up, nnd hold fast while tho mombora of the party made flying leaps for the shore. A man usual ly struck up to his knees. Troquontly ho would go undor. 8overnl times I jumped with my bands full of cameras and things of that kind only to plunco away out ot eight After the baptism a mnn would cot back to the ship, dry himself out, and start back to work again. Uho ofllcors ot tbo boats used to noarly split their sides whllo watching us. Wo woro treated with uniform courtesy and respoatby them all. "Among tho curious things wo found along tho shore woro enmo enormous oysteiB. Many of them were fifteen or sixteen InebeB long, with sholls Irom on inch to two inches thick, homo 01 tho sclontlllo mon on board said thoy must bo about a thousand yours old. nnd, judging from the toughness. I should say that migtit bo a good eetimate. One of these oys teis with hard tack made n fairly henrty meal. A day or two after wo landed we saw several oannlbals with Bharncned teoth and old flint fiuns peeking over tlio hills ubout five or six lundrod feet away. Thoy wero almost nnked. although some of thom put on a Utile oloth out or respect ror us. One young fellow Anally tropt down the hill and through the grass to 11". Wo gnvo him a bond or two and somo othor trinkets. As soon us tho others saw what he bad got they, too, enmo down from the bill. J ho iiBvt day they all wore there attain, with their Irlnhds and a lot or eggs and chickens. They curried nil the food on their honds and their guns and othor weapons in tholr hands. Wo bought tbo eggs and chickens tiom them for fintr or five old Iruit oans and a little rortu guo'o money. One of the ship's cooks acted us interpreter. About every two days during all the time wn were thoro the cannibals vis Hod us to trndo off vonlson. honoy, nnd a vailo.y of other things. "1 in tho Mth tliero wns great oxeltomont A gnngof enni.Ibals tnarchod down to tho camp wttb loads of fruit and fowl. Threoof them carried a big quarter or beer, which was roul and full of maggots. They put tho beof down near our outing table: then they puffed nnd blew und lookod about tor tin cans in oxchnngo. When wo found out about the beef, we ordered them to tnko it, a way and refused to buy nny of tholr fruit 'I boy got huffy immediately, and withdraw to tlio hillside. Before night a hun dred or moro ol them had gathered there undor their (.l.nf. 'Jhey ligiitud their fires 1 nnd iiop.ncd to pass the night there. Jacob). Bn'tlett. O'Connor, Carbutt Hint, aud J woio on slimo with n iruaid ot ten 11 urines. Whon tho boat enmo nshore with food ror us lute In tho nftornoon, I told tho ci xswaln nbout the cannibals, and that tlio tie. k oilker had bettor koop a lookout for us during the evening. After dark, per haps nbout half past 7 o'clock, a metoor foil bo hiud the hill. An ofllcer on the ship saw Iho noteor jusr as It vanished, nnd mistook It for a falling rockot from our camp. W'o had ar ranged a signal system with the Bhlp, and ac cording ton thosending upolarocket was 11 Bleu ot distress. The ship Immediately sont up a rocket in response to the signal we woro supposod to have given. The camp answered. We thought, of course, thoro was troublo 011 thu ship. After tho signalling had coased wo tittr ntlt t).A llodita Thev tl.An llimmht tr. n certainty that we all had been murdered by tho cannibals. Thero wits n hurry and bustling on tbe ship. We could bear tho officers calling out orders nnd boo the lights shilling. The first and second ctittord und llrst, second, and third Whnleboats wmo armed and oiiulpped. Sailors and marines with pistols nnd cutlasses lenpod Into tho boats and pulled to the shore. W lien we saw the whole string of boats coming In wo nskod what tho tiuublo was, Thoy answered thut they thought we signalled '.Nood a bout nnd 'Danger' Then they turned atound and rowed buck nnd unloaded themselves. They hnd baldly got abourd tho shin when Prof. Taylor or the llncllsh party, who was on tho Pensncolii that night, noticed thnt tho lights in bis tent on the hill hud been extinguished Then hn wus all nllre. Lvery one decided Im mediately that the British party had sent up the Hist rocket and that they wore being mur dered, so a puity ui marines with oilicem woro sent ushoio and up tlirout.ii the high f:rnss nud dlicbos and underbrush to tho ICng Isli enmp. 1, vory one thete wns all right, nnd wondering what tho excitement was about Tho next day our guard was Increased. W'o nil wero pretty wol, shaken up. During the rest of our stay at Cape l.cdo arms snd ammu nition woro placed ovi ry niuht In four boats of the 1'oiisacola In readlnoss (or action. "Sundny morning uiue, cloudy but pleasant, with 11 light wind from tho west and southwest Soon lienor clouds began colloctlng ovor all Hint part nt tho sky vvIioki the ecllpso was to tnko place, 'Jo see tho son through them wns impossible. At the crl'ical moment, whllo thu totality wns taking pines the sun was so com pletely obscured by c nids that even observa tions bv thu nakotl oyo wero of Utile, If nny valuo, Tho total cebpso soemod to puss nlmost lll.o 11 Hash, 'i be mn roach was gradual. For somo tlmo we ci uld sco n great black wave sweeping ovor the vvatei, and ufiortho totality wo could seo a similar wuvo receding. 'Iho total colli se. howovor, was over so tuilckly thut I could hardly lealln that it bud taken plnco. I'rom thu report ol Prut. Todd llttlo idea can be obtained of tho grout trebnlrul dim cully lu mounting nud nil iibting tho duplex polar axis. In which all tho Instruments tor pbotogiapblng operated by tho pneil pintle Bys tuui weio placed. Tho polar axis might be described as a framo lor focusing the pho tographic Instruments. 'Ihn nnglu at which the lion frnmo work was set was a matter of precise calculation, and tho tiisi, 01 ncciiiutely llttlng thu instruments h'" the frame adjusted nt nprtdiernnglo leiniiied spe. ml nkill Hut this was not all. Jhowh le uv I-with Its series ol conn Heated Insti nip, nts hnd In revolve m lis to keep Iho sun's oish in thofoeloi thu i various Instrument diiringthe progres- of the eclipse, in eat cure had to he exorcised In ol der th.it th rotation of tho nils might not ad mit nny light into the room while tho pho tngruplilo j.liiteb wore automatically recording the vorlots cliauces during the passage of the shadow. 'Ihe polar nils with Its apparatus was worked by n power I11I clock and by a peculiar pneumatlo yulvo system. 'Jhls system waa partly em bodlod In an Instrument somen hat resembling I on organ, near tlio foundation f the axis. Tho I Instiiiinent wiih connected with the photo, ginphlo uppiiruttis by moat s of tubes. By llioi pressing n RUCai shioII a number r.r pedal, and tliiiheiontingiin huut 1 i-iiukuiI the ui.utieis on the mrl ns liistnunontK p. I open and close. By this moans tho .enbinvo Plntes woio exposed to varlnis periods A rod of piper about six leet Iodic and nine Inches wide, pierce, with several parallel aarles of holes, somewhat resembling the paper bands used In auioinatlo organs, regulated the iSngth 2i.Umf,l,,',uro '.lh9 "''ou' -""tea. ThiSln" tnimaat waa mod (or the llrntt mrinrl".n"r ffiWfet. Cnnintjtg, atl wfljaf Spying and Summer ttS Carriages JmH OK THE llT.HT CLANS. jJB vk'tokian mrci.ntAnDO (iflalH (ll C. HprltiKi). tbor Jlart Slyle). IVfTO Vlt'TOIIlis Hill KIlOARbfJ 7HS tneiulan (Hnrraybtylf). oM JtIK ll aU'ATB tin na and flalisU KWlUi (il Paastnnni AJON ETTiaJ, VMM tKl trntttl. J.A.MJAUSI. afaH ItOl K A WAYS Pifll Pen and Vlllace rarl. (Un. Ftanhnpes, naitasi LaH ttoailVVaironB 1 ancv Head Traps, Hepol VVarou. IW1 H tori' Pbaetnnv 'liltdreu IratA buciboard. Bx. 10 aaaK 1 I'abrloleis, Top Pony I'hooloo. kH sscoivjD-iiArtrD n rough a tin I.atnUun, Kockaw.iyi, CoACh CArU, Omni I Bl t.ueri, Uhk.1 Uflfftinn, I'hnetonn. i.x. Top CabrioUU. VM 'SKf loflaw. Fancy Traps, CurtMn Koclvnw). LDUoUtM. $MWl r A "EWw A iaRy 1Vf cull Attention to cur lltif nt ticary od Ufht Ill iMV rv Wauotis nltble for l-ry Ooodn, I a nnd it. Botutrf lWLtm Milk, i irintfrn, riumbrrn, i.roieriv CoDfeotlontrt AJrM i Ac. hfvy ileMierr waennforholfBltrlfpUJ tXfwK y. Our uv n make, or tet self ctJ materiil and WM TOtey 3 run tcU lUUI.NK WA(jt).N A.MI CAIIKIAOK Ott, frA m-i.'.j Routh Mb ar.. .New Tork. liw Carriages. M i No choicer Tftrtfty In Nw York. hh I.AD1KH rilAl.TO.NH TDl'lll'dUtKrl. 1WAD TTAOOm (H rnitltA,y will not be undernold ftR fiUPKHtl Vtl.LAtlh t AKTS. IIO'.OAUTS, HOAJC.lT Kf ttio Inlest And liandfomeit dfilrofc MB i HUCKHOAIcnSnn.1 M)Vl,I,TIhHlnNATLPHAL W00D4 KJ l.vrry rarrUk'e lullr Rtiarantetd. ,ffi IHTliT WAUONS, lUlCKAWAMM, WAllONKTTBi 3XW' Kanrr nrlcfr. never rlurped at thli tablihratjiW fitov i I'ltVsM lANft' HUllUlKH ANl fllAKTUNS, OTJ 4 .unhnnhtUHr .nntle, extra mronganddurabla. mm mutt i xri..N.sioN Tor u.nimLi;Trt, 8URrky& 91 Call and examine, yru Aro not aeked to purohaj.- 1 til t l.KIIIT lil'l N WAtlDNS OK VAHH1HH hi YLKa iT III exelians for old carriage. And alwaya offer A LAltOK VAHIKTV Oh SKOONI) HAND OAIiKIAOM at tiiiDSUAlly greut luduceinentA. n JOHS IV.OORE. tt WAREROOMSi 53,57,&59 Warren at, l AUCTION. PISS,,, t&3 D033RH will sell ref tllarlr at ibefr Ill.L'K FRONT HAI.K A.M) liXt'llANtlR HTAILBB, M"to im Kast sun st, lo day and on .T.ry l Jtn.VllAV AMU TIIUUSIIAV, al 1U A. M.. 300 b.ad al 1 Wfc.SIUIt.-i IlUSIMIhK WtillK. DIHV1NO. AND I J KAIIllLr. IIOIIHRS t to the hljtbeat bldd.r, wlltiout reserve. All borlt. ruf E anteed a represented or money rstunded. H n poiontmenton accoout ot the wealhsr. U V EALHH 1-oaiTIVK. R R. SPECIAL. ll Wa bare In ttork this month tha lari.sland 8aa t toek tn the united Htate. or Lliht Delivery Waieirfat H t country use: our onu xnaket tow.it prfoea far feamf. i goods; all warranted. U BACIMJ VVAfJOV AND CARRTAOB CO- y 78-81 Wooster .t and IM-loS South ath ay. V. T. 1 AGOOllWOltKINU IIOIISB .nd'dlrtcirt tor sale. i C. 1IULAIIANTV, 301 Hastaaihlt S 1 riFHINEHH VVAOONH.-100 MHW, 10 BKO. t, OND-IIAMI DELIVkllV VVAUONH: ALL FTTLRHI iV t Fl'LLY WAnilAKThD. BUT Olr UANCKACTUllRaj H BAVIiMONKT WAtlONH TAKHN IN KXOIIANait M 1 Hl'iltlON WAHU.N CO.. 62 HUDSON HT. S t HOItSRS WANTBD. tine or two: will receive ood i care, feed and pasturaira for moderate n.a thla if reason, mult be .are elnnlet will purchase If salted. Ao Q l dres. o. W. imvoil. New Brunswlct, W. 3. f PARTURB Horse, pastured; plenty of ihada, t0011 'i i water, 4o. r.rerencea exchanged, tl. U WO0I A UVYr. Brldgehampton. U I. '3 STHKI'.T BPKtNKLINU THUOKa natent ana pUlm 1 I c large assortment to. elect from t W.VVKaTKItl'IKLpa HON. ITT Frlnc. .t. fl SlRESOlTalLiar 1 FIneet .toek Rnckboarda. Hurrera, Kensington.. Phaa- VV' i tons, DriTlnit Wagon.. Hpe.dlng Carta, Road Carta, VII- lege Carta 1q ash. rjuart.r.d oak. or painted; also our ff line of unexcelled Buggl... belt and. asiest riding bnrgy Wf r in tbe market al a reasonable Drlce. RACINK VVAQOH 3r7 fi AND OARKIAOK CUL, 77-7U Wooster .b, hew York. fl g?itnfi gtcatlemlt??. 'l RBDBB3C SCHOOLS ATTEIMTIOIM I j FINK GOODS FROM AUCTION. gjt Laities' and ri.nia' SADDLES, all aire. Compl.ta OuV mi, flu at nominal prlcea. hv.ry thing required by.qaaft rVS 1 trlana. W. t A number of Faddlta, 4a. of superb quality. PI; JOHN MOORE, f. 63 TO 80 TTAItREM ST. dV l 1 TnqUESTRIAN OCTFITSt tlluitrat.d catalogue, frea. 11a WHITMAN BADDLIi UO. US Chamber at. t observation at Cape Lolo. and yon oacht tot 2v have seen the Lnellshmen storo when they l, realized what It was doing for us. Up to notf h t tbo acouracy of most of the photosraobs ot th t son has depended upon tha manipulative skill fi ot the Individual observer. In the pneumatlo YJ e valve system the sensitive plates attached to eat'h Instrument are fixed on tho olroumfer- ence of n wueol, and as ths pacer band Is t wound off tho roller by a ohronosraph, notonlr i the Bhuttors of the camoras open and olose. l but n fresh sensltlvo plate Is brousht Into use ir In ulaco ot that already exposed. The tlmo f nnd the exnoaure of each plato vnried with V 1 each Inetrument. IJurinc tho two and a hall t minutes of the total eclipse three hundred a t Fonslllvo ulatos woro exposed. We cot no 'j pliotOL'rnpln of tho totality, however, on to 3 count of tho cloudinos. They allege that ji'. t l'rof. Illcolow with his photobelloirraph sot III t ono hundred and ton views of the approaohlns and (llmnponrinz totality. Prof. Taylor, tha il I tllrectorof tho Lntrllsh party, told me ha did je notnttempt and did nottwt atulnitdarlnjiuia M ocllino. "Af tor the eclipse wo repeated our plnnoo i cntln while (rotilnj: our apparatus aboard ohfp, Al "(in .Inn. 17 wo arrived at Cane Town. Wo Jj could t:ot ftlmo-t ovorvthlnc In Ooce Town that J8 you can iret In Now York. They havo averi Jf penny-ln-tho-tiot machines with candles ana f i chocolatos aud prizo packases." J j PltlHOMCIl HALT, ESCATK3. rrled Open One Poor, Form Aaetber Oaea. i .ad a Third laaecunly Ouarltt. V.' Charles J. Hall, a prisoner for petty larotny In tho Charles street station bouse, fsoaped from his cell on Tuesday nlaht under tba Terr iiotos of the pollco. Hall was locked up about 0 o'clock in the slternoon for stealing a pair ot window shades valuod at 15 from a storo at EDI Hudson street. Ho was caught almost Jn tho act. Ho cm o his nee as 10, and said that bo t lived at 4.1'J West Forty-ninth street. The day doormnn locked nlm up in cell 10, in the base- mont if the station house. It happened that I Hnll was the only prisoner In the station on Tuemlnynleht. Doorman Wosln wns siok, and I I'o.lirouinn Durkltt took his place. At 0 RM. f I.urkltt went down to tho cells, found the prls- oner fftfo in coll lo, nnd returned to his post In tho room un stairs. Half an hour later Burkltt in mado another trip to the cells. ThlHtlmoho I found thu door of jno. Hi wide open. The prls t oner was koiio, liurkltt bsstlly searched 5 throiiKh the prison, and then notllled the Ber- 1 ceunt that Hall had escaped. All tho reserves rjinsnckoi tho ftatlon house, but no trace ol 1V Hull could bo found, II The station Is one of tbo oldest in the city 'A and has nono of tbe modern safeguards 2 ugiilnst prlhoners escaping. All tho cells aro 5 supplied with wooden bunks roiling on Iron 1 lens lull had wrenched off tho iron support J from hln bunk and used It as a lover under tho 2 lowerniO'.t bar of tlio prated door ot his oell. 'i he duor was lnof.oly bung, and. whon he had i rnlsnd it hut half an. Inch, the bolt fell out of tho socket. He nolsolosbly opened tbo door on Its lilnuos anilhtupi od out Into tho hullwaybe- tvvcon thu colls. Tlio iloor ut tbo end of tho hallwny vvuH. forttiniitPly for him, wldo open, nmi hu rotm roached tho door lending to tbo H basomont etoiisuiid outtotho sldownlk. This H tloorlHiin Iron grating, and sharp plcketa of H Iron piolriulenliiivotlioupnorinoit bar, but tho KA Iron Is old and runts. Hull l.rol.n nit three ot Ft the prongs und crawled ovor tho ton of tlio door h'fl unddroppid Ititotho tiroavvay undor tho door ai ot the ritutlnn houso, wi Ciiiit, copoland, in order to satisfy himself 83 how the prlHOtitT got imuy. causod blmpelf to Ifl bo locknil up In.coll No. 10. usod the lever, and W Bslly nient the door. Ho notllled Kut.erln- B tendent Murray ot Hull's escape, und chnrires g will lio piofttrrod ngaltiHt 1'oliceiunn IlurkltU I jjetei'tlvnliiir.olglnslo. king lor Hall. I Tlm hurluri slroot lullco rucipturfd Hall 'a last night. ty 'll.e .leuleli Sllnl.ler.' C'l.nrerence, Tho Amr-rirnn JowIbIi Ministers' Association beldtliu closing nebi-.on of Its semi-annual confuroncojfsterdav at tho Tcmplo Israol of llnriniii. Tho Hov. Dr, Koliut. Chnlrman ot tliollommlltoo on I'rer-ldont (iotlheH'e Mos sago, reporti don tho suggestion for n prlro essay on tho iirepnrutlon oi Jovvh for the tola latr) that tlio i:ectitive i'ORiinittoo unnounoo aptibli. c inpoiition 1 his will the result of tho election of offloer.l W Tree ilent, thn Itev. Dr. tlustuv (lottbell: Vlo- Tl VMnlll?nL' U ,!n, M.r8' M- Jntrow, l'hlladel. V phla. H, h, Jacobs; Troai-uror, tho llev. r. A A"f V"Ji nL,orr''s'"i"JlDK Heoretary, tho i Kov, J)r. 1. doRolH.lnntlH: T(eor.llng beore- W tap, tho It.-v. Dr.J- llnrrison. llronkliu ;'I:ji- 1 k utlvo i .iiiiiultti;i tbo j.o,. j,lh, i.,,,!,! jinitj. fj J iiioi.'i i.nplimil 1 usLor, JJ.-t.to and Alevuudtr I ivr h it. x. l'v,lr" wi,'! m Jloston. I.vin. uoit 'iaU'r' lu Nv"ewl,M Illed In the, Ilajiltalilr'a HiibIb. Ito or. Wllllain Wakalaln, 0 year, old, ai tak.n .udd.nly JRi l!iiMm!,!i.w.rlt ,n rum of tba Kqullable tr bo Idingvest.rday morulnu, and .n.d beloi. la. aav bul.uc. Iti.t wai.umuioindairlna, aaaa H 'J

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M THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAr 2), 1830. o j p'rOMCK CAl'TAINS BATTLED. 1 lilt. iriSSVlHLSllATIII.il ci.usf.lt into H' Till. AhlAlHS OF II1UIU PtlhCtttCia. C'npl. IlrOKnn Find DIMenltr la KxpUlnlns HI loni o( III Jteporta or Good Moral IRK Chnracter for Hive Keepers, and Cassl. l HUlllest Lose. HI Metaory-Capt. lib "Bl lullnnh'n Interesting; NttKa-eatloa. By Tho l'nssctt committee stopped short yester- B dnr. and ndjournod subject to the call of the IKf (linlr. rlcbt la the middle ot its Investigation H Into tho I'.xclso Department It was arranged H tli it another tension will be hold during June, vMionovorMnyorOrahtrenuoBtsIt, to she Mr. B roker an opportunity to tostlly as to tho flfl thniges mudo by McCann: but the regular w jrk of tho committee will not bo rosumed. It MB j supposed, until fall, whon the committee rromisoH to glvo sororal months o( stoadr Hi work to It. H Senator Fnsett opened yesterday's procoed- T lugs by saying that ho was in receipt of a lot- B tor from .Mr. Choate asking tho commlttoo to aK& romalaln session untl, after June 0. to give Kf Mr. (roker nn opportunity to testify. Tho Si committee's nrrangomonte. announcod lone ago, nindo this Impossible, but. although there m wus no assurance In Mr. Choato's lottor. ho B said that Mr. Crokcr would want to testify whon ho got hero. Tho commlttoe had decided fl that If. after Mr. Crokcr's roturn. Mayor Grunt fl (.liould dcslro to havo him or any other wit- JB ne-n"S put on tho stand, special meetings of am tho commlttoo would bo arranged to nccomo- clnto lilm, upon his giving proper noticotuthe H rommlttoo.so that Its members could apcommo- iH d.ito their private business affairs to tho mat- V trr. and also upon similar tlmoly notice being glion tocouDsel. fflP, "Tliat'a nil voryiliio." said Mr. Iv Ins. "but I M i don't propose, to arrango my pilvnto business V fur tho whole summer to nceommoilnto tho S Mayor or nny one olso. Nelthet my partners y nor mysolf will be In tho city during July and August nnd no arrangement of our olTalrs can I bemade to suit tho Mavor then.'' 1 "Oh: noil." ropllod Senator Fassott: "Mr. J Crokor is to nrrlvoou ,lunG, and thero'll bo i twonty-'our days of June left, duriug which ho A cnnairlvo. got off his sen legs, road tho testl- 1 niony, and get ready to swear. I guess tie wJ won't want more than that" 1'ollcu Capt. John J. llrogan of the Morcer w street stattnu tostttlo I that John F. Doyle's y placo at tho cornor of Fourth and Thompson streets had been called to his attention by Mr. l.ly. 1'residont of tho Wotruoio Homo lorFallon 'Women, who had compla ned that Inmates of that Institution obtaineJ liquor then.1. Ho bad investigated and found that the place was not a nuisunco to tho neighborhood gouerallj, und 80 had dono nothing. The place. howoor. was held under his siecinl puriolllnneo. and sov- cial arios'.s were made thero for violating tho l.xi Iso law. lie rent olTleors In uitiens' elothos to get drinks nt tho pljco at prohibited hours, but tbuy could not get in because the door was fastened and thero was a guard outside. B v 1 '"-ir forte u oricinlr d or disorganized tbat It ,rf can t Bo where ucill on can t A. I'lacce like thin have 'V, thelrrecnt.tr customers, and won't admit any otbera after hours. l V Vou say this although jou know- tbat Ave excise IP Inspectors had been there nud witnessed proceedings Ml Hut were ludestrit able vi e A I dldn t know tbat 91 g 1 hi did i oti renorl that Doj to wai a man of kooU 0 moral character v. Itecauie 1 didn't know an thing a.'niuit lilui. 'JB Miyuu rctortai it a agool place A. I think W' a puce is good until It la protcn to he bad Laughter i W y Vou Knew full d orei.utable pople went there, 0 and et )0'J tay in )uur rei.orl tLat I, is not rreiuemed 111 ly ilisorderlj perrons Mi Oil 3 uu make that report? 1 A. -Itelpectable people go there, loo-strangers, lLauith' I (j Wasn't It your business to hare found out the I character ut this resort! A. I did hare officers out for H looking alter such places, they never reported anything fl to lue about llii one r k! Then It a their fault? A. Yea, they mast have I nevlected their dui. J y. Do you Lnow of cay other precaution than locks I And a guard employed 1. keep the polite out of such Y j iun.es r A' o sir. V W Do j on know of any monetary precautioni having Jit Leeu adopted A. "o V Ilae ou eier heard of a case of that kind In the I department? A I think 1 did onre, but 1 caa'tre Vi xutmber anrthllig about It iLuughter.j M v. Xm It your oinilon as a captain of police thar a j man whom 3 uu have arrested smeral llmt-a for vioiat I lug the hxclse laM has a good moral character A la I the Ktrlct sense of the term no 1 v. Then wiir did )ou report this mans character M goof A fatter a long silence) Because L dldn t think a man In a strict sense Is ot bad moral character tor B loiannglh x'-ise law. B y Wiat line made ou change jour mind on that BJ point In tbr last three miuulrs? A, (after another long alienee) I'eihai a 1 understood the question better the 1H I .at Hma I V And ir you know nothing against a man s generat H character. In spite or jour knowledge of ,-pecinc Mo a Jf tlous of the iaw nn hla part, you report his character a1 good? A Ws, sir. n That Is. v. ith j on. as a police orttcer, general repu m tatlon outwelgl a spectre violatliuis of the law? A I Hon t tlilnk simple violatlcnof an excise law makes a H 11 in immoral w o I1030U mean to sa that It wasn't Id our power affll to liave dlkcutereil the character or the place A fln bad otllcers for that business and they didn't report W r un thing fn J v Are your iletecthes kiioun to every thief and ii irostiinte in the prerinct v A. v B f i it. Then why don t you get some new ones A. ft U llieae men are ver enlcient f Q -Is the e action in Iht c ise a proof of efficiency or Mf of ine 11 clency A v e.l. ot tneflh lency, 1 suppose nl V Iio 3011 (hlnk that the coinniunlt) ought 10 liave .11 t lnuk to olllcer of another department to dicoter III the existence of such laces as this in jour precinct? HI A I think Hie responsibility ought not to to divided. ce could 10 tetter If it was all on one department. Ihire are three or four different men to report 011 a I lace, and the) all have different blauka our blank ilirn t al ow us to specify enough about a man a char cir, ij llo yon mean that If oil had different blanks the fvkimu woul t be all right A rs.slr on our blanks no must say win ther a man has a good moral car- a (er .Sow a. man ma) be good and not morak and v.ecan t putthe ditterenceln the b ank I Tho wltnoss was so thoroughly rattled by this time tlfat Senator I'nssett cut tlio iimue 1 innt of the uutliuuco short by mercifully hug g'bting: 1 tlilnk. Mr. Is Ins. it isn't necessary for us to pross iitiestions any further in tills dlroc li. n." apt, Drogan then testified tbat ho had pro tested aLtalnnt the granting of a llconso to Andy holly bec&i'Ko his place was a most disrepu table one. Tlieio was a controversy about the 1 Hitter before trie J.xclso liourd. and no license 1 ml m born granted. Ho tlld not know that Iiarnoy Mnrtln bud been using any tnlltionce In favor ot Kelly. faiit,'l)rogan had also gieu Adam uamlerallrst-class rncommendatton to tiiu l.iclso I.oard. I did It." he said, "hocauso Ln Is an honest, respoetnble man, and keeps u reimlnble, law-abiding placo." IheCantulii tesllllid tbat his preoinct uced to be a tough one yearn ago, "but It ain't notr." Of ibo 25. licensed placos In It. owir M vr cent., ho said, regularly oboyod tho laws nl out closing. Ot tho others thoro were about Ky 7 that had to bo natehed protty closely. i'i ho wltnoss v, as uuestlotind mi to t'liria Johnsons plare. whore Manila Murphy Tias murdered roiontly. At the tlmooltnut ii nrder ho declared that tho 1'xciso Uoard was resimnslble lor the oxlstenco of .lounson's iiiia.und that I111 had been lighting to clObO It t r yenrs. iesterdny he swoie that he had net er made a 1 oini.liilnt about It that it was 11 it a. disorderly place, and that tho murder of tho .Murphy girl "might hao occurrod any v.liore." ij Is this place open now A -!o. slri the license It revoked 1 -U hen was It revoked I A -llliht after the tniir der V Does It take a murder to revoke a license lu New lerk? A -No, sir tenator I asseti Do ou think It reoulres a very good moral characi-r to ellll'iuor' A Nu sir. V Then when 1 ou report to the r xtl,e Hoard that a man's character Is good you slmpl) msau that It a good eiioujli for the business? A lea, sir kood enough tor the business, that slL Mr. I tin. Hon't jou think this IDoyte rase shows tl ere a a screw loose somewhere in )our precinct. A. 1 niiuuld think there might be lion 1 you think there ought lobe somebody pun Isnrd A If they were wilfully neglectful -Do you think ou are to b'aiue for Ihe condition of afnr A Nn. sir Are there any otner Improper resorts In your ire cm 1 about which you can tell us .No 'Ir. nut. John II. McCullagh testified tlint he had ronoued to the l.xclso Hoard that ho knew ii' thi giigalnst Wllllum Hush, who had applied Im a iieoiibo at tho plueo slnco culled the Mart, on Thliteeuth strool. Tho license, was granted niid im a low nays alter it was opened ha found tin. t Walsh and Hullivnu. old assistants of Mo 1 1 n Meio connected with It "'Iheni went lor lliem," liehulil. I'lilrb 7 the license began, and on Ceb. 0 I had 'em arrateilfor ilulaiing ihe l.ictso law I arrested them ana 11 on March t'. Uoth these times I got the evidence in relf personally tin other occasions I went In there and coiinint get evideuce Finally 1 asked Inspector M 1 lams to send some men from other precincts who wrrent kuown 10 eel evidence and he did so Then wr raided 11 last trlday night 1 Ho jou know the placs run by Murphy another st idtute of Mi iilurys college 011 llonstou strest? A. t a one of the iluletest places In the precinct, and I 1. 1 siieierslnce liluiph) got ths license IMien the YL 1 Hr.l asked me about him 1 reported Ihat 1 didn't know b ai yttiing about Ills character. Hires days luisr 1 found a 'Vl f ,l who he was and theu 1 went with Inspector Wli 1 y I 1 18 to ti e rxclse Hoard. I'oiiimlislnuers Meaklm and f fl lii'Mlrlck were there I told llieui wnal I had dls J r vered about Murph) a character and taul that hs I 1.1 -Kit 101 ate allceiise 1 spoke ery emphatically j I 1 1 nw the license had not theu been grauleik because I 1 in ssioiur Meaklm told me It haunt audsallhe I 1 1 1 vi le again. t If an I Ihe tMe he did A few days II I 1 1 r I '11 aril thai the I'oard had grauted Ihe II Slice I HI VMl otlie p ai e ilel saw Murph). I 1 1fr an 1 you have all rxilss license J raid II 1 e mi I I e I I in I al -wit tiiu to miters' mil Hat I 1 oniiiin t' ul ui s 11 hue ami rile i'ua l ft I 1 arre 1 it 1 en i mrt B, Hi u r m led Im a e at 1 il"t f lir tines VI t ri f,l""iu 1 is 4 Ii I fen n am an I 1 l ln 11 w 1 e If cu as clisea aatcb as lhatou all the I P sees In i sur priclnet yon snstxclr of bslnf dlsrepnta ble A Yea, sir 14 On gam ding houses A There ars Do gambling houses lu my precinct 1? t)r polcy shops! A.-Tbsrs'a not a policy shop opn, or that I can gel evidence of t) Pool shops A There Isn't one In the prsclnct V. If I should provs that gambtlnr was carried on In your Precinct would you hold yourself personally re sponsible for It? A ves. sir I hold myself responsible for all violations of the law In tny precinct, and If ynn can take me to n gambling place In mr precinct and get me or am of my officers Into It, I'll rami right hers and Bite up my slued and acknowledge that lm unlit for my place CJ -What Is your opinion of Plank's? A I think It Is one of the must respectable places In the Seventeenth ward, and I conMder all Ihat has been said against It here a treat injustice It la a resort for respectable families t)f course other kinds of people go there, ton, hut no woman Is admitted without an escort ti tan a Mace be frequented b) harlo.s, thieves, and disreputable persons general! and not be disnr rterly A Walk not as a rule, but there are places where the majorlt) of the patrons are such persons, and thev are kept In good order and the laws ars strictly observed. U ou know that tl newspasrs charts that lllank's is disorderly? A.-I hate net er seen that in hut one paper That was the 1 irn. The sanie paper said that there were two gambling houses at certain street numbers lu my precinct The numbers were those of vacant lots owned by Judge I awrence of the Uutrems I'ourt Another place that the same paper said was a gambling hours was :11s Last Fourteenth strest one or my nwu olhcers owns that house and has lived thsrs tor rears ('apt. McCullagh said thatn rigid piosecu tlon of three or four olfoiidors nnd their sen tonco to prison notild do much to bleak up 1-acIsb law lolallng In his precinct. If the District Attorney's ofllco would do Us duty the work of tho polbe would bo much easier. Ho thought. howeer. that tho best roniedy for CXCI--0 troubles would bo to restoro to the I'o llco Hep irtnient Hi" power It onco had of li censing the sale of liquor klark Cell wua called to present the griev ance of tho Forty-fourth Btroet Association ngiilnxt tho Sixth Aienue Hotel nnd Police Captain KHIIIea. Ho told ovoi ngaln tho story of tho light ot the Association with tho hotel nnd tlioolTnrls thnt bud been mudo to indueo the l.xclso nnd I'ollco Doparnients to net ngitln-tlt. He said ho had. as counsel fcr the Association. o Idence of residents In tho vicin ity that tltti pleco had been for joars a notori ous house ot asilguatlun. On the general riibjcct of exctso regulations Mr. llollsiild. I do n t think the police can suppress disorderly tun ses wlinout the substantial backing of lbs property owners I tlilnk the laws are all right I wllleugsge to Mippretta any disorderly house In .New lork If I hale the iTonert) owners In the ne'ghbnrhood back of me. li l-ti't ju-t to nnd fault with the police for not sup t resslng these plates where there is no public Interest lull lhese prustliuies exist and they must have some place In en to At present Hie laws or this Mate make noprovisiou lor loci Irltig them, as is done in toreign cttles 411 m m do la in drite them Into tocalllles s h re people are willing to have them Cant. Thomas KUIllea next filled tho witness chair. Uhat do you know as to the character of ths sixth Avenue Hotel 'houasa.ked "Notiiln bal said the Captain Inadeep and verv so Id voice 1 hare known ft tor twenty years, and I never heard a complaint about It directly or Indirectly mull that nt Mr bell Ho said that he had reportod favorably upon It to tho l.xclse Hoard aftor ho had recelxed Mi. Iioll's letter. Ilu know tho character ol the piaea so well that he attached 110 weight to charges made agulnst It by property owners In the vicinity. Q Voi, siy In that reiiort that jnuknowofno reason wnv the lilac ghotild tint lis licensed A. Ws Iliad no el teuce then that would Justlf) me in withholding hi) name from Hi it paper and 1 have none lion 1 Hid ion make any Investigation alter receiving Mr Hell s charges A -idltf. 1 sent two men In cut rens' clothes to go there vl h women audtrv to ist rooms without registering, and they reported to me that l!ie cnul In t do il tv it hen did you talk with Mr drlthth about Oil mat Ur A iliidlguantlyil never remember of speaking to hltn about il CJ hen did you show Mr rirlflltli Vlr Hell's letter A 1 1I011 t remember that I el er showed It to lilm Q lio you swear that you etdn t show It to him? A I don't remember th it I did Capt Kllliloa's memory gave away tittorly at this point, and it waaonly after much effort that bo could recollect that may he he might havo rdiown the lotter to Mr. Orilllth, aftor all. V Now answer. es or no, did you ghe Mr. iirlfllth that letter A I can t answer because 1 aln'i positive V would it have been Improper for ou to have shown that letter 10 Mr i.rlflllh A. I think so. Senator Paesett 1 think so too V ou helped cioar out 11H West Forty fourth street A, ea. sir v vfier dolnt so did you go before the Orand .lury and swenr thai the woman who kept the house and whom jtm had helped to remove was perfectly strslght A 1 hare no recollection on that point. The Cnptafn's memory went all to plecos again hero, and he couldn't remember any thing about Mrt. Cutler, or Mrs. Cobb, who had run tho bouse, nor whether bo bad told Mr. Marsdon and Mr. Hell that Mrs. Cobb was a straight woman, nor oven whether Mr. Bell nnd Mr. Mursden had called at the station Jmuso to talk with blm about Mrs, Cobb. It looked ns tlmugh the Captain would forget ths way tiack to bin station bouse If bo was kenton the stand much longer, so he was told that ho could go. John F. Carroll. Clork of the Court of Special Sessions, presented a statement of theevclso cases Ooioro that court fiom Mnvl, lH8!k to date, showing that there had neen .'154 In all. of which iMworo discharged, 101 acquitted, and 20i) convicted, lu 0 cases the bonds bad boen forfeited, and la cases were still pending. Of tho total 130 cases had oome directly from the police courts, nnd D16 from the Dlstrlot Attor ney's oiHce. The punishment In nearly overy case had been tho minimum lino. $25or$8a according to the offence. In only 4 cases had thoro beou Imprisonment. Jubttea Kilbreth of the Special Sessions ex plained that as conv lotion Involved forfeiture of license, the penalties were hoavler than they appeared to bo. Mr. Ivitis told tho committee that the Inves tigation, so tar as thu cases taken up was con rerned, was complete. There woie lorty mure Inspectors to bo examined, and new cases would bo brought up through them, but as the commitioe could not sit longer thnn Thursday night, and as thenew cases would thusboleltln the air be suggested that it might bo hotter to siisi end tho work right where It was and mako an eron bloat of it. If tho three Commission ers had not pleaded their Indictment as a bnr to their being called as witnesses he should favor sitting Into next week to give them an opnoitunltv totestlfr. Mr. Lovontrltt su,ld tbat ho was not outhor 1od to speak lor tho Commissloneie In their private, capacities, but personally he had no doubt that thoy would be willing to testily. enator Inssett said the commlttoe could, untlcr no circumstances, sit longer thnn to night, and. as It would tako ten days, at least, to finish with tho Excise Department, ho thought now was a good time tostop. when the vi nrk. so far as It bad gone, was complete. Hu then ndiourncd the committee subject to the call of tho Chair. It was arranged that for tho purpose of bear ing Mr. Crokcr and nny other witnesses Minor drum may wish to have examined Chairman Hendricks nud two other members ot the com mittee snail coi stltuto a quorum, provided that olthor Senator McNaughton or Senator Ahoarn be 0110 of the two. Tho concert license held by William Klso mau lor uombossv's Crystal l'alnce at 2'it llowery wa revoked yostorday by Mai or Urunt. Kiieinan Is a brothei of ox-AfSomhU-mtinCharlos KNemun, nnd tho ro vocation of 1 ho license was prompted by tho oildenco glvo-i concerning the palace before the Fassott Committee, The place was running as usual last night however, and Policeman Johnson 111 rusted J.l-emun, who Immediately eavo ball. Ull.l.Klt 1W11SKI.V tOlt LOVE. Ml ntchnrdaon Takes Htrychnlne After fonaentlnx to tilve lip Her I.nver. Ladoma, Mo May 28. Miss Susan Wchnrd son, n handsome, educated young woman of 24 years, was engaged to William Danderman. a popular soung man of convivial habits, ITor parents and a number of lior friends opposed tho mutch, but the girl refused to give up her lovor. The vvpdding was set for Inst night and nil preparations had been made. At tho last moment tho parents of the girl mudo a strong nn oul to horto glvo up Danderman. bhe hesi tated, nnd then snid she would do as her parents deal ed, Shu dressed homelf In her wedding clothes, retired to her room, anil was found dead this morning, polsunod by strjeh nine, which sho administered with her own hand, 'i tin young man in Ihe case Is wild with grief, and Is kept in restraint, as It Is feared ho will tako his life. Hulclsle In Atll'urn, AununN, May 28, This city Is experiencing an opldemlo of suloldo. On Monday night Mrs. Thomas Keliher attempted to cut bur throat with a carving knlfo, but was thwarted by a little child, wlio stayed hor hand and screamed for belli, Hor mind Is unbalanced, nnd sho will beconllned In an asilum. On Tuenday aiturnoon Frank l'blnney, ngod J years, shot lilmsell in a barn on Uoodstreot. Ilo emptied live chiimbeiH ola revolver Into his bodt, throe bullets entering bis head and two taking olfoct in tho chest. Ho was lemoved to the 1 Ity Ho-pltal, and Is still alive, but his re coiory is cunbldorett improbable. This morning .Mrs. I'i oil Ynn Alstyno, living on Van Anden street, succeeded in putting uu end to her existence by swallowing Paris green llenalon of the Mine und the Urny, VichHbui o, May 28. The third day of tho re union of the bluo and the gray has been 0110 of groat Interest. Oon. John T. Kount7, Post Commander-in-Chief of the Oiand Army, and a delegation from Toledo arrived, and were re ceived by the booming ot cannon. At il P. M. Oon. C. l'.IIooker, the orator of Mississippi, de livered the U'idresF. Ho t,uh followed by l 0111 mauder hountx and others. At 5 I'. M, thero was a balloon ascension by Trof, Thompson Utilncr, HI. lie camo down with his pnrachuto In the lake, but was not Iniiimd. 'io-nlgbt there is a grand pyrotechnic dlsplav on tho lako and a camp lire by the blue und the gra. I tii'liine Ami 1 11 fonvlcteil or Munlei. I'siPkvruKT, Vat s states Altornev Is.senden de llverei' the closing arg iment In ths i-chule murder trial this morning nil I ludce I'lielpsrhargsd the jur Ihe Intur after being mil eighteen minutes brouvhi In a ir licl if e 1 rnrr n the llrsi dsgiee. The prisoner re 1 ceie 1 ihe v. rdict with a parent Indltfcrcucs. Judge Phelps v. 1 11 pass sentence to morrow. J mnEniAN rniaoMn. Mr. CUorste Keannsi'a Iteplr to Tlce-Consnl-General Duaeton'a Criticisms. BurPAto. May 20. Mr. Georgo Kennan, who Is in this city, was asked by a reporter of tho Commercial to day whothor he had anything to say with regard to the recently published In terview, In which Mr. Dunston, Ytoo-Consul-Oonornl of the C lilted States In llusslo, accused him of making "exaggerated and sensational statements" concerning Siberian prisons and thnexllo stsiom "I havo littlo to say." ropllod Mr, Konnan, "oxcopt that Mr. Dunston doos not seem to hnvo tho tno-t rudimentary knowledge of the subjoct upon which ho talks. Ho says that ho has llvod In Itussla for thirty yenrs. nnd It Is tboreforo fair to prosuuio that he reads the Itusslnn language. If he had taken the troublo to look through tho official reports ot tho Itus slnn Prison Administration for tho last decade he would nev or have made. I think, tho rock loss anil preposterous statements nltributod to him. Kvon Mr. Onlkln Vrasskoy, tho Chief ot tho Itusslnn Prison Denartmont, will smllo when ho roads tho assertion, so confidently madobynn Amorlcnn consular ofllcor, that In many rcsiects tho Itusslnn prison sjetom Is hotter thnn our own. The most 'sensational' statements that 1 have mado in regard to Ilusslan nnd biborian prisons are quoted directly trom the official reports ol tho Itusslnn Prison Depaitmont and Its nfllcors. In my nrtklo upon 'Itusslnn Provincial Prisons,' which Mr. Dunston upnurouily has not dono mo tho honor to rend. I crowded tho toxt with foot notes to show that noariy all my Information was dorlvod from official sources. That articlo has boon more thnn two yenrs In print, nnd nolthortho Itusslnn tlovoru inont nor uny of Us dolendors has vontured to dlspnto or iiuestlon my references to olllclul documonts. If Mr. DunBton doslros to counter act tho pernicious Inlluence thnt 1 am supposed to bo exerting In tho I'mtud Mutes, ho would do well to qualify himself for tho tusk by look ing through tho published reports ot tho lius slanl'rbon Dopaitment. Ho might, nt least, savo himself tho humiliation ot a discovery thnt ho Isdonvlngtho ttulli of fuels long ago admitted and lepeoledlv admitted by tho litis slunduvorniiiont It-self over tho signature of Its chief prl-nu olllcor. As for the Mborlati prisons in particular, I do not know what Mi. Dunstou can posstblv know about them. Mnco he hns neither Inspected them hlmsolf nor road tho reponsof olbceis who havo Inspected them. Hn thinks that I misroprosont nud exaggerate thelrevils. it Is unnocossuri' to discuss that question, since their condition hns been fully and frankly doseribod bythotiovernor-Cioneral of Lnstorn Mboriu ill three olllclul reports to tho mr. copies of whleh are in my possession. In tho llrst of tboto reports Goy.-Uen. Anutchln says: i'lirlrgmi Jnnri to Irknusk I Inspected a great num.! er of prlsnu Institutions and 1 regret to have lo sa) tint, with the exception of the prison castles In Krnsnoiark and Irknutbk they are ail that Is circuit lirinuns lorwardllu' risoits. and stapes In a laments tile condition The eia e are ptrttcinarly bad "In n later report tho (jovoinor-Genorul do clares: N otwlthstandil t the long practised elle uf criminals, the exile system is in the moit uneattHfacur) coniillion The elates foriiardtng prison-and nther prison with the ver lew est exceplloiis-ar tumble down bulldiius lu bail sanitat) cundl.lin coni In wtnti r. saturated with miasma, and to crown all, anordlug very little setur 11) against escipes. The prisons In Mhnl Idlnsk t'hlta. .Nerchinsk lilagoveschchlusk an 1 Mkolaevsk astound one bv their tind condition 1 he reasons tor pucli a inelanchoiy condition of tho prisons are mam Thev are bail because a I the prison btilidlugs In the empire text ept the rincipal ones rrienlt) uulltl are batl an I iseciall) leiaui-e thiy were built raildly, with Insult clrtit means and almost entire!) without supervision either administrative or tectiulial "Speaking In tho snmo repot tot the life of oxllos on tho road, the (.overnor-lienerul says: Parties of prisoners, under guard of a convoy com mand goon fool from etape tu etape and are whoie months on the way while the bird ml or colli lets, who must go to the tipper Amour do not reach their de-Una tlon In less than a yevr from the time n hen the) enter I astern b berla in the etapes Ihe crlmlua a and their families, wnu voluntarll) arcompany Ih-ui, are kept as far as puss ble in asparate cells bur thei stent tht greater part of the da) together Ihe sienes of de bauchery to be wtuesed here cannot Insslblv be described VII tl e shame and conscience that a iris oner has left is lost here complete!) Here go tn ruin also the families that voluntarll) accompany criminals Into exile without regard In aae or sex The subsfsteni e of tile prisoners on the road la very expensive to the doi rument but the exiles neertheles ars badli fed lletelving food inonev in the shape of cash In hand. the rarely have warm food and arever) scantily sut sisted Although innumerable rules I ave been estali Isl ed bv law for the regulation of the exile system such rule become for lie mist part, dea I let ters frotn the very da) of their enactment, on at t nutit of their impractlcabi, It) and the ubseuco of rupervis Ion. "In tho light of these oxtracts frotn official renortsof tho Govcrnor-Gcnornl of 1 uslern t-1-boria to tho CVar. 1 should like to ask Mr. Dunston In what respect he thinks "tho Ilus slnn prison system Is hotter than ourowu.'and what raises tho prisons desctlbed by Gov. Gon. Anutchln to 'an equal plane with any In our own country?' "Hut perhaps he thinks tho Govornor-Gnn-ernl of F.astern Siberia is also 'asenButionalist given to ovnggeratlon.' Such 1 not the opin ion of n bettor informed and more competent judge thun the Amorlean ice-Consul, tin tho vory report from which I hnve just quoted tho present Oar, Alexander III., hns endorsed in ins own Handwriting tno slciilllennt words, A molaneholy but not a now picture (tin.st nnya. no ne novnva kartlna.1 Will Mr. Duns ton try to innintniti that the Czar of all tho ltusBlas Is nlso 'a sensntionnlist given to ex aggeration' of tho dofects of his own system of government "Tho Montreal HeraUl, In nn editorial sug gested by Mr Dunston's statements, remarks pertlnontly that If long rosideneo In bt. Pe tersbuig hns tho olTeot of making an American citizen adefonderof tho s stem of govornment in lliissla. It would seom wise on the part ot the I'nited Mutes to chungo the sphere of their officials' duty at reasnnuble interval.' I would only add thnt If Vlco-Consul-denoral Dun ston's repoits to the Consular liuronu with re gard to tratln nnd commerce In I'ussin aro inndewlthns Utile knowledge of thosubirct as his statements concerning the Itusslati prison hjfltem, they aro not likely to bo of much value to American morchuuts. in:. ctoKKirs uuiuu.v. Tammany Blent .lltich Pleased Tliut lie la Comlnu; Home Attain. Tammany mon were proud nnd ploased yes terday at tho news that tholr loader. Illchnrd Crokcr. Is on his way homo to face tho Fassett commlttoe nnd to deny the $lt0.000 boodle story of his btother-ln-law. Patrick II. McCnnn. Mr. Crokors's cablegram was dated at Dromon, nni! wus sent ovldeutly shortly beforo bo boarded the stonmer Alter for tho bomoward journey. It Is tho opinion of Mr. Crokcr's friends that he had resolved to como homo as soon ns hn realised the true significance of Me Cann's blorles, and that ho considered his health to bo of less Importance than his repu tation. Public Works t ommlBsloner Gllroy saiil that the (act that Mr. Crokor Is coming home does not moan that lie is strong enough to stanti the journey. "It onlyslgnllles.1'bo said, "that he has de termined to rest no longer under Ihe Stigma placed upon him by .McCnnn. I have recolved no direct Intolllgonco concerning the plnsltal condition of Mr. Cinkor, but I am Millie suro that his henlth Is poor enough to have kept him abroad for some time longer If ho did not feel that his reputation would be Injured uiiIosn he took Immediate steps to re fute the siorius told about blm." niK roi.icu itTttvrKit xmi jmv.v, And Mayor Cbnpln Itrftised to Oet Up roin lied lo Hlart It, Tne .v.tna Athletic Club, one of Ihe new organizations that have Intel) sj runs up in Urookljn, announced Its first stag entertainment for last ei einn.-, the feature of whloh was to be a ten round go hetweeu Collins and Dunbar, two promising light-weights, the former hav lug defeated And) hell, the 11'. pound champion of the lirhlga Athletic Club, a short lime ago In a arisen round light. Ihe nlllrers of the clob ars evidently nut in the swlnu The lOliseiuence was Ihst the night a snort had lust begun whsu tao ward detectives atro led lu and asked the President for his penult. That badlv frlthteiud official could bill stammer We haven t all), rwliere til. n the cuppers orders I things to a haft a com inlttee w ent around tu the station huuss to see ths Can tain, hut he w as nbdurals llliiy Itobertson rame to the rescue and with some of his oilltlal friends drove to Mayor Chapin'a residence. A half rlad servant girl answered the bed and imparled theintormailoii that llmokijns highest digniiar) lir.it Just sought the arms of lorpheus The Imperturbable S arrow sent up his request ler a penult neverihe less and the Major rsspondrtl that he wuuld i e happy tn oblige hut as the compliance would necessitate a visit in ihe I Itv Hall he was obliged lo decline. The aflalr will come oil at some future duts .Embezzled 8410,000, W'sTKShi'MV. May is Ail Investigation of the honks of ths Hii ith A Ortggs Company shows that Oeorge Koberts, thschlsf bookkeeper, who was arrested several dsys nfofor emberrlemsnt, has stolen In all Khvou He be gau stealing in IsTI. Just after he entered the employ ot the concern, and since then he has taken large sums esch year. Huberts s bond of is hardly sufficient, buthr is dsterinlued to slay and face the music Astlie statute nf limitations sectiou I bsti, prorldra that no Person shall in ptosecoted for any crime or misde tnsanur fur whii h the punishment Is imj rlsunment ex. ceil within live years next attar the crime la com milled unless the i eraou lutllcled shall hare ned and resided out nf the state, the question arises as lo whether Hoberla call be punished for his stealings of ths first thirteen jeers. round Head In Ilia Kooiu. Taor, May IS Albert I. rawford. clerk at ths Iteutselaer county Jail, was found dead tills afternoon In his room at the r'lfih Avenue Hoirl lr. Crawford returned tttls morniug from New Vork Heart dlseuss is said In be tl e ial,se or death klr I rawfor 1 wssths uwuir of valuable patents i u kail and linen slilrta. Weakly infants the mothers rare and solicitude, are made strong by viellin's lood. Itlarlrhln muscle and bone forming oonstl ueuls In the form wulcls Is adsplsd to thslx outtiUyo powers. au. Protect Our Bread. There is no article of food in general use more wickedly adulterated than the lower grades of baking powder. They are made from cheapest materials, to which alum is added to give them strength. All baking powders that are offered the public under misrepresentation as to their ingredients are danger ous. Alum powders are invariably sold under the guarantee that they are pure and wholesome cream of tartar powders. A baking powder now notoriously advetised as having published upon its Libels all the ingredients used in it is shown by recent investigation to have in its composition four different substances not upon its label, two of which substances are lime and sulphuric acid 7 Protection from alum Baking Pow ders can only be had by declining to accept any substitute for the "Royal." All chemical tests, official and other wise, prove the "Royal" to be absolutely pure and wholesome. The official Report of the U. S. Gov ernment investigation, recently made, shows the Royal Baking Powder to be superior to all others in leavening strength, a cream of tartar powder of the highest quality. Kims FllOM DR. I'ETmtS. lie I Returning- by the Honte Houtli or Vletorlu Miuuru tbat Stanley Follnued. l!F.m.iN, May 2S. The Emln Relief Commit tee has recolved n lotter from Dr. Peters, datod ltubuca UcAndu. Dr. l'etors snys he Is nbout to commenco his roturn journey to Uauamayo nnd that ho will travel brv,a,y of Usetunyt and Ucoco. Dr. l'oters is tho fourth whllo travoller to reuch Victoria Nynnya by rputos ucroas tbo urout MiipuI iilrttoiiu, nortli of Mount Klliniu Jvjnro. His uredocesiors vrero Josepb Tliom soii, tho first white imin to ,iros -Musniland: JIIhIiup Hunnlnirton. vvno was killed near l.uko Vlt-.tnrl.i. iiml Mr. Jackaon. tho neoiit ol the llrllleh Knst African Coiupunv. Tho i-blof In terest of the nbovo novvs is tho fact that Dr. l'etors mndo no nttomnt to jiush on to l.mln'n old iirovlnco hie original destination ami i also tho Oorman fine ovor that country. Thoro N little doubt that be would havo dono so (fur Touts has ucuulrod for Ciormuny about nil the t.nat African territory eho popscsbes), but tbo conditions wore not favorable. Ivurciuu tho doposerl KInc of L cantln, wns bctvv oon Tutors and Albert ynnya prepurlne toswooii down upon his country npain. nnd I'eturs coiild not co ninth, lie doubtlyns loft ltubuca. tho chief town of Uganda, bofore Kmomti regained tho throne, nnd bis routo to tho sea Is down tho east coat of victoria Njnnn and thonoe by the well-known caravan routo to Zanzibar Neeretan und Ilia Colleacuea Found Utilltv. Pvi is May 2S. Tho trial of M. Socretnn nnd others connected with the recent copper syn dicate wus finished to-day. il. Secretan was convicted nnd 'entoncod to six months Im nrlnonment nnd to pay a fine of lO.tit) if. MM. LavelHsler and lionise h were also convicted. The former was sentenced to Imprlsonniont for three months nnd to pay a fine of Outif.. and the luttor was lined COuf. Ube Judtres declared M. Secretan cullty of manipulations for the purpose of eftoctine n riso in Clipper, and of raying fictitious dlvl dendx. MM. Hentach and Lavelssler wore found cullty of the latter offence. France Navy Too Weals. PAms. May 2a The lludcet Commlttoo to day dlacus'od M. lieacho's report on the con dition of tho Kronch navy. Tho report says that tho navy is Interior to the navies ol tho Drelhund. and It attributes the dollcioncy to the motle In which the creditB are expended, and to tho senernl administration of the .Niivni Department. It recommends u reduction of tho credits for irovlslons, which, it enys. aro lar too heavy. a"d suKcestt un Increase of the credits to expedite shipbuilding and to ntienitthen the crowd. Fire on the Steamer Kuntc. I I Livrnrooi, May 28. A llro startod to-day on the Whlto Star line etenmer llunlo. which Is nnnounced to sail to-morrow for Now York. Tho hold had to bo Hooded In order to extln-(tul-h the names. '1 he damace to the caruo is bolb-vud to be extensive, 'ihe vessel la not dnmaitod. Emperor lVllllum KrcoTerlne. IH.nLtNMav 2R. It Is officially announced that Lmnoror William Is reuovorlnK from tbo eflocls of the recent nocMent by which he sprained his richt ankle. He transacted state business to-day. The Yorktnwn'a Figurehead Damaged. London, May 28. While the steamer Cevlon was loavlne (Jibraltnr on May 19 she foulod tho warship Vorktown of tho American squad ron of evolution and dumaued tho latter s lie urehead. Ileaperute rstrlkere. Vienna. May 28. The strikers at Prossnltz ore bocomlnu desperate, nnd aro resortinc to violent mensurec To-dat thoy forced their way into several factories and cut the loom witrtio. Hold Ileer In Original l'ackagee. PiTTsnuitcii. May 28.-Chnrlos Silverman of T.eochbure hns been arroMed on the charca of vlolatlnc tbo prohibitory ll'iuor law. He Is tho llrst man lu the btnta who proposed to test tho original packneo" ijuehtbm. Tho result was he was hold for trial at tho Armstronc county court by a Leochburc Justice and taken tothe Klttanlnc lull. This mornlui; John 1'. Abltworth of KIttnuInir. his attorney, cumo into the United btutes Couit and pre sented the petition of Bllvermnn, ask tnir tho Court tbut tho dofondunt be brotiLtht hero for a hoiirlm: on a writ of habeas corpus. Tho writ sets forth that bllTorman hail soltl afiunntlty of beer In orlsl nal pnckuKesas ncont for the Clnolnuati Ilrow InRCompani, and that tho arrest was unlaw ful, ns tho iiuekaites woro Bold unopened, un ulteretl and uuchauced by the petitioner, Tho petitioner therefore prays that his case bo heard In the I'nlied Htutea Court, and that or der be mado for his dlscburce. .Indco Atchetou urunted tho petition and In sued it haboas corpus dlroctlnit United btntes Marshal Hurrah to brlnirthi petitioner horo lor a hearing on Saturday mornine. bpolled Mr. tiullti'a Honeymoon. Duiimnijton, May 28. J, W. Oallup, n travel line man of Ohio, was married in Keokuk on lust r-nturdny to MIbs Molly Denny, a hand Homesoiinu lud. 1 hoy camo tu this city to a fahlonublo bonrdlue ImUne. A oiisntlon wus cuusetl this mornlni; bv tho appearamo ot unnther hnndsomo rounc woman nailini: fiom Jlilo, who suys she Is the urlulnul und only Mrs. (inlluii. 'Ibo rcouo between the two women nnd flnllnp wus hlchly ilrauiailf He wus Placed In jull ou complulnt of blcamy to nwult action by the Gruud Jury In defuult of tl.SUU ball. Huppllee Tor Ihe Nicaragua Canul. The steauiship Tanirler, whlcb sella 1 yetterilay for (lre town, Is untler oliarler lo I lie .Nicatar ua Canal Cnn slruition Couiixn) hhe carries a cro of tnUeellane' ous supplies (or construction furiioiss. Inrlodiiiit ro l packaires of prorlsloiis, Kti tons of atasl rails, JO Hat I cars, and llf miles ol Iron pitis hbe will call at New I port News to leail 1, Mil tons of toal 1 be company aaalati liarieretl lite schooner Minnie I fmltti to lake from Wliinlnritiii, N C.aicarroor rl'ea anil lumber for tbe clock and railroad wharf al lire) town. A Young Caehler Juggles tbe l'ay Jloll, William II, Ward, in years old, assistant cashier ot the k'ursheedt Manufacturing Company at It-ti booth Hflh avenue, was arralintd at Jefferson Market Lourt vesterday charted with stsallns tviliy meansof rals lm the payroll and appropriating all over the regular amount. On April lii he ralssd the pay rool, which amounted to HJti, to tvm In this manner It Is averred that for Hie put four months Ward has stolen over Koa Ward said be spent the money ulaylui ytoL liepliftdsa guilty aud was renstded fur WlaX kakakakVakakakakakakaVBTsTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTST THE SEW ASTOlt llOUSK. rjosnethlnir or the European rjtyle of Con sitructloa lo lie Adapted. Somo ot tho dotalls of tho plan of tho big hotol which tho Astors aro about to erect on tho sitoof tho late John Jacob Astor's resi dence, at tho northwest corner of Thirty-third street nnd Fifth avenue, vvero civ en yostorday by Architect H. J. Ilardcnboreh, who hns tho matter In charco. If all tho uromieoB of the projector aro fulflllod tho now hotel will bo se verely oxcluslvo "It will boa hotel fortho best peoplo and thoso who can afford to pay tho hlcliost prices," said Mr. Hardonberuh. Tho planB aro not entirely completed, but thovnro sufllelontly advanced to civo a pretty cood Idea of tho now edifice. It will bo ten stories hluh. and will bo built ot brick nnd Kninite. TIikio will bo an unbroken Fifth nvonuo froutajre of lull feot, and n aro-foot Irontnco on Thlrty-thlrd i-ttoet. Two resi dences on Wot Thirty-third stroot ndjolnllic the Astor residence will bo demolished. Many novel fontuies aro promlsod. tho most notablo of which will l a court vnrd with a irnrden and appointments, such asato common in con tinental contret of fashion. Tho l oof will bo ornamented with cupolas and towers and an ellott will bo mado to have tho exterior as plcturestiuo ns the intorior will be rlchlvap appoluted. Thoro will bo 350 roomn. Including suites of prlvato apartments which mny be rented nt fliruros representing a small lortuno. A speeinl foaturo Is to bo mado of the dlulnfc hall, which will occupy tho ontlro 1'lftlt avenuo front, and will be Illty loet doop and nlnoty llvo feet lone. It is proposod that It shall bo as luxuriously appointed ns money and taBto can mako It. Tim main entrance of tho now hotel will bo on Thlrty-thlrd street, almost at the extreme west o' tbo facade There will bo two other ontraiicos on thH stroot, one for la dles exclusively and ono for tradesmen. There will be no entrances on Tilth uvonuo. The en tiro coat ot the new bulldins will roach from tl.750,OHO iO J2.0U0 IKHI No name has yet been selected, nnd tho con tracts have not yot been awarded, but tho work ot runnc tho old residence will becln next fall, and cround will be broken for tho new Imtel early in vomber. It Is expected tbat tho hotol will bo oponed In tho summer of lS'.U. (ien. C. Holt, proprietor of tbo llollevue nnd Stratford hotels In Philadelphia, und the liethlohom Ilou-e, will lie the lessee. In bi'llctlnc thMiotol Mr. William Waldorf Astor is ciirrjlic out a projoct ol his fathor. who desired th.it un elaborate structure should eventually he oroeted on the sitoof the houso which had been his homo for so many years, A UUSY llKVVlll.lCAS tivir. Ir. Fiismett'si ricture or the Practical Poli tician lied Hie Itinlctlllleis. J. Sloat Faesett Instructed tho members of tho Harlem llepubliean Club in tho wavsof tho city Govornment lust niuht. Ho said bo be lieved In tho praotienl politician, and doflued him as ono who loves his country and cood order, nnd like to bo protected in tho onjoy ment nf his Ufa una nronortv. ono who bolieven in tho suppression of crime. In public schools, in pioperly ndmlnlstorod public affairs, in tho pencoful observance of Sunday, and an oppor tunity to worship toil allortlio dictates of his own conscience, nnd who 1- vvl.llnc to bear his share nf tho bunion neeesi-ary to the-o ends. 'Tho powers that ni.ike for ilchteousness in politics, ho udded. "aro creator than tho pow ers that make for evil. If v our local adminis tration Is bud, it is not bnd men who uro to blame, but cood men. It is notulni: to be n llepubliean in tho country, but lu Now York oltv it loqulros sraco. pailonco. nud enthusl nsm. The Heimbllcnn pnrty hiro is poton-tln.ll- orjuiil to tho bltuutlou, but practically not nlways. Twotbluits tiro ncnlust llepubllcnn t-ucioss in New ork;ono Is tholnertla of the best men tho other Is the burt-'lnr-proof wall of tbe opposition that nlves opportunity for public plunder." New 'i ork city, undor propor administration, ho thouttht, could pay all Its expenses nut ot Its franchises, abolish taxation, and pave Its streets with marble. Hlie 1'lDcla her Stolen Child. St. Louis, May 28. A remarkable story of n mothor's search for hor stolon child developod In tho Circuit Court to-day. The mother lu Laura Do balv.t. the divorced wlfo of William J. Itussell. a wealthy re-ddont of Snn Francisco. Adlvorcevvus clvon her by defnultsomo two yenrs nco. and her 12 j oar-old child, Laura Jlussoll, was placed In the I'onvontof Notro Dame, ban Fiunolsco, b onloi of tho Court. A )onr auo Mis. Htissull married nwoaltliv bpanlsh-Aniorlcii'i 1 Do hnlvu. nnil continued to llvo In him lraiiclc'i. In iobiuary lust Itussell nbduetod bis dntiuhtur from tho con vent und broucht her to thin city, where he placed her In the Knciotl Heart Conv ont. Tlio mother emplood u scoio of dotecllvos .md spent thousands of dollars In search for tho child, llnnlly acltin vviih btuliictl. and shonr ilved horo jesterdny with her buhband and maid. A writ of hubons coi pus was sun od on tho huporlore'-s of the convent, nnd the child was produced lniourt this morning, 'lliecaso was continued until .Saturday, nud the mother almost fainted when r ho discovered hor former husbuud. Hussell. fathei of tho child, In court Manhnttuti Mutual Fire laetirance Co, AteiM. May .s superintenileut of lnsuranco vlax well, acting umler the report aiiUinltiod to blm by the (leiarimeiit eiAinlners on the condition and atlars ot the Maiihattan Vlutual Fire Insurance Coinpanyof New Vork. ati.ns en. I as rlllen a letter In ihe Attorney l.eneral saiiu llnil from ilie exanilnallnll it apiears Iiml lhen.se nt tne loiiipiny tire liisuillrlenitu t stifi the cnlitiliuni eof ttie hi smess (if the i.nupalir and reiuesting iiiintu in.tlurn prner nroiesillmra in the i hupreine l ouit lor Ihe dissolution of tl e rtiarlsr of tho coiup auy and the distribution of its etieoia Tbe Llevrlund-Perklnn JCecuunf. The voles cast for Ia or of Jersey Clt in the 1 ourtli. Fifth, blilli. and heienth precincts if tlio llnreslioe district were rerouiiied jester Jay before Mipreine tourt I'oininissloner Komaine In tbe Fourth Mavnr I'levelaud lost 0 and contestant I erklns game 1 J. I'ro hlblll ill si mock gained l Intlietmh VUiorClrvc. land gained i and inkilis Inst J In Ihe latll Ihe tally sheet proved axartly right, and so did tho tally lu the revrnlli. mj fir the .acount reduces la)t.r i levelauds matorlty onl) 1H1. Hie Kepnbllraii law)ers are mure than evsr discouraged at Ihe pros) ect nf unseating dim. Itllaola I'rolilMlloulsla. IHonatKoroM Ma) it At the J'rohlbliion Stale Con ventiou this forenoon it. It Link of Franklin county, a farmer, was nominated for Male Treasurer, an.1 Pr arl Jnliann I'lestdentof I ureka t'olltf s In Woodford county, for stale superintendent of 1'ubtlc Instruction Te Illuminate tbe Fade. NiiGSRi Fills, May IS -In connection with the visit of Ihe Duke of ronnaughtandparty.lt lias beeu ar ranged to have the American falls Illuminated en Sat urday slikl, aud aack night Uueaiur darucg the Sas- JUST FROMJDRLMONICO'S. EX'CATiMAN M'VUUIOIT TOIIS FltUM ins Kxar.isit rniicws. Sir Robert Peel Aetnnlahed fa Learn Ihat lite Contpimlou H'su'l Ityrnee'e JTIiiee netectlre-IIe Oete Ilia lllnmond Pin end Mnnev-Mr. Tliujer ".Vein I a Her eM,vtSu Two men who were strolllnu past Delinonl co's on Tuesday night, about 8 o'clock, with nppnrently nothlnu lu thoir minds, stopped suddenly and bocamo deoply Interested In a croup of throo woll-dresscd mon vlslhlo through n hnlf-cttrtnlned window. It was a plonsnnt little dinner pnrty. nnd two of tho mon, apparency KiiKlIshinon, woro being ontertnlned by tho lively conversation ot the third, nn Amorlcnn. Tho watchors outside, woro Detoctlvos Mulhollsnd nnd Mcfloskey of Instiector llyrncs's etalT, whohad boondotnllod to tho hotol district for the nlubt. '1 ho poraon In whom they vvero ohlolly Interestotl, wus tho third man ofuho ctoup- tho tulkatlvo Aiiiolieau. 'Ihoy lind recojrnlred him as John McDermotl, nn alleged swlndlor. for whom thev had boon working since tho mtdalo of March. Thoy did not lutorrupttbo dinner. Whon It was ovor tho threo mon camo out on tho sidewalk, and MoDermott called a carrlaeo nnd told ibo drlvorto tlrlvo to tlio trio depot. McDermott und his companions woro about to enter tho carrloco when Dotoctlvo McCloskoy stoppod up, Hollo, Mac." ho said, I want to soo you." "I hnvo no ttmo now." McDormott ropllod. "Hut I arrest you," said tho dotoctlvo, poizing McDormott by tho arm. "Inspector IJyrnos wants to soo you." Hoforo McDermott's companions recovered from tholr nstonlshmont at this piocoedlng Mulholland had takon chareo of McDormott and disappeared with htm on tho way to Polico Headquarters. Ono of tho Englishmen exclaimed: "Why. ho Buld ho was himself thochlofof Ilyrnes's detoctlvos. Wo mot htm on tho Auraula ou our way over. Ho told us he bad boon to Clormnny to deliver n forger to tho llormnn Govornment. ami that ho was to get a rovvurd of $800 from tho Uorinun Consul whou be cot back horo." Tho two men said thoy woro Sir Robert Poel. boh of tbo celebrated Luullsh statesman of that name and brother of tho prosont bpeakor of tbe Houso of Commons, and Clifford Till hot, and that thoy bad come to this country for a yachting cruiso on tho Atlantic coast. Mr ltoborts vitcbt is ou bor wnv across now, anil ho and his friend procedod hor on tho Auranla. Thoy told Mc Closkoy that thoy had mado the acciunlntnnco of McDormott on the ship. Ilo was known to them ns. I nhu Itussell. Thoy found hlmunln teiestlng poison, nnd he ollerod to show them tho slchts In this city, liutore thoy landed ho had become so Intlmnto with them that blr Kolioit cuvo him u diamond pin worth fSuO. and also entrusted to him some llonk of England notes to bo exchnngod for American money, ami the chocks for Tils and his friends buggnge. 'J ho whole party were going to Chicago on Tuesday night. They bnd boen living at the Hoffman Houso aud ding at tho Brunswick nnd Delmonlco's slnco their arrival. Tho Engllshraon paid for every thing. Thoy had beon anxious to have Mc Dormott introduce thorn to luspeotor ltyrnos. but ho told them Uyrnos vviiHOUt of town. Met loskoy Invited tho l.ugllshmon to como to heiidtiuarters. Mr. Talbot wont to Chicago on Tuesday night, but blr llobort remained behind, and called on Jnspoctor ltyrnos yoeter day. Ho mot McDormott. too, and the latter returnotl tho diamond plu nnd tbo checks and mono) that had Peon inti usted to him. As bo hail not swindled tho Kngllshnion In nny wny. Sir ltobort could mako no crlmlnnl charge against him. blr ltobort went to Chicago last night, .vlcDermott did not got froo, bowover. Ac cording to tho story of tlio polico, McDormott was formerly n back drlvor In the employ of Hoyorson A Crown. He was urrostod while bo was in their employ, accused of blackmailing saloonkeepers by represent ing bltusolf to bo a policeman. Ho oscnpod conviction nnd dlsunnonrod. Ho turned up next In tho little towu of Munser. N. whoro ho was an ngont for tha Now York Llfo Insurance Compuny. untler tbo namo ot John itussell. Cashier C. Voorhls of thnt company, a brother of tho Police Commis sioner. Intel him orrostod early In March last for fulling to turn ovor to tho compuny JOt which Mr. Voorhls said he had colloctod. Tho complaint was not pressed and MoDer mott got off. At tbattlmo MeDermottsatd hewasengnged tn bo marrlod to u Mrs. Thayor. a tlch widow of Mumsey, nnd It was upon charges sho bus made that he was kopt a prisoner at Tollco Headquarters yesterday. Ho had Induced the widow to lot him have $l,25n. representing thnt it was to be used in purchasing a houso in which they woro to live whon thoy were mar ried. A day or two aftor he got tho monoy the widow recolvod a letter from blm. In which ho told hor he was going to the Paclllo slope, nnd wouldn't bo back lor ten i oars. Instead of going west, bo wont to Europo. It Is supposed that ho stityod until his money was gone, and had returnod to llnd a new Held for his talents. Mrs. '1 hnyor saw him yesteiday nud sho will appear against him in court to-day. Sho is 10 aud ho la 10. HACIM1 A it rX A AT. A. Mounted Pollccnsnu In the Park Thrown aad Kollrd Under IIIsj florae. Mounted Offlcorllaney saw a runaway sad dlo horso in tho West Drivo noar lOGth street In Central Park last evening, nnd gavo chase. Ho was joined at 101th streot by Mountod Ofll cor Murphy. The runaway horso ran across tho grounds rogardless of tho "keep off tho grass "signs, and at the statue of Wobstor. noar Efc-htv. second street, throw its rider, who. however, sustained no serious injury. Mountod Olllcor Daniel Troy now joined tho chase, und his horse trlppod nnd foil In front ot tho Statue of Commorco, tho animal rolling over Its rider, fracturing his skull and Injuring his legs. Troy was removed to Hosovolt Hospital, nnd tho ohaso of the runaway was resumed. Mounted Ofllcor McGlynn being now added to th pursuors. Aftor a hard choso tho horso, badly cut, was caught nt Fifty-ninth streot and Eighth ave nue by Officers McGlynn, Murphy, and Hovey. The rldor of tho runaway horse waa Hugh L. Howaid. Dinner or the Church Club. Ninety chairs were filled and ninety dinners were eaten last night b) the members of tbe Church Club anl their guests who enjoyed their third annual banquet lu Sherry's white and gold ballroom The club it composed of laymen of the 1'roteatatit hpiscopal Church. Tho ap.tr dinner speakers included lllshop l-evmour. who spoke of ihe great value of laymen'a ork. Archdeacons Vlacka) .smith and V an Meek, tho I.ev J W, llruwnnf st Thomas s Church, trie lle Hr. Alallory, editor of the iiiriAenie, the Itev. ir t-atler lee Ihe llev. Hr. Lee of Delaware, the Itev. Hr. J I t.arrlaon of Philadelphia. John Urooka l.eavilt. and ei Judge Aruoux. Ihe pressnt niflcera of the club are President J. A. Ileall. who presided Vlrn I'rueldenl. John Jay, Henry Oakley, and w lla)nrd Culling i-errelanes J. Van Vecluen Olcolt, Treasurer Hubert L, Harrison Vermont lleuioi rullr Couveuflnn. Ili'HiiHr.Tov, Vlay Js vbnut .100 delegates to the Peinocralic Mate Convention to be held here lo mor row aregathered tins evening, and atiout vi more aro evpecled to-moiruw Harmon) appears to pre. ail eg. eept In the uiallrr of ttie Chairiniiisliiiof the Mate (ommittre Hiram Aiklns his ln-ld the (lice for eigiileen )ears, and the joutiger element will make an attempt to i,t.st h. in Ihei v. il1 present the name of Jiuige hem-ca llae tin nf ilurtiu.tiMi The Mala ticket I ractu ally agreed uptill Is asfol.onsr i.overuor, Herbert I- lirigliain i f iiakersrieM, Lieutenant oovor nor lleurgn W Minth nf Hartford Mate frea.llrer H 1. nrlghain of Itr il. eitirn i-t retarv ot Mate oeorge I II Muibill fV.relines Audllvri f Accounts. I. Iisku slay of m Jobusbury An If ri l Xloilur Aneated, Hr" William Hrniks .t injorrl dispenser of herb reraediea. Kim lireaat.iu IVeti Iblrt) ninth street at taken lo the leliersoti Marsct i'ollce l nurt irsterda), and wasrem-nuid to av,.ul un I itestigallnii b) the I oriner iniiitlie t'e.th rn Tuesday incht of a colored i woman tltueil Al Me e.nllh, alio lllel lu the ssme Imire itri i -s aasiailetl in attend He t-mllli ai man olililesdo and prescribed a b ack lioadrr Aliiiiitopsy Mas mad i') Hi im i 1 1 r. uer Hnullu wliu font i tliut dtain Mus due tn natural i ause m Prook wi.l be ar raigued 1 etore the c oreiier lu da). I orpiirtstlnii Unites: IMrvted. Tiir.iTi v vt.il .'-.-Ti,, annual meeting of the stock holders of Ihe I n tr.l Kailrnads and 1 anal lompanles if. Sea terscy wns l.enl toils) III thlsclt). Ihefollow ing ilirettors were elecie 1 each ret citing nn '17 vi ta JV tillaasss vv .,l.lc-rr A.tor .lot,,, I a??oV JrVph i' lledle, Alfred L Pelinis Anthony J Preael Charts" (.reel, F W lucoit JaUson Ihuuiua McKean Ihiimas (lake. Ittibert r voiklon, Alfred V an Han voord Johu I.uk be r W elsh Af ler the el. cilon there was a bannuS When I)bjr u tick, we rave her CutorU, TThen ghe wu a Child, she cried for Cutoris, When she bocamo Mian, ah clung to Carter!, sTkB (be lud Ckildr.e, ti (ave Utta Outer!, i 1 v v mf 1 Close Figuring-. Our prices on Boys' Suits are never high the qualities al- u ways are. If your boy wears short pant I Suits, ours run from $3. to $10, including special bar- I gains (with vests) marked 1 down to $5. formerly $8& $9. i Those with long pants take in a large variety from $5 to i J $16, with some good bargains 1 at $7.50 besides. HACKETT, CARHART CO. j B'way Canal St liAU.OT UKFOltM CLASS. InetrtietlBc County llemocristH lu the Work nice ot the New l.uvv. A number of thodclocntos to tho Kxocutivo I Commlttoe of tho County Democracy from tho F lower dlstrlcls mot In room 2'J In tho L'oopor ,'i' I'nlou Inst night In ordor to bo Instructed lu jjl tho requirements of tho now llallot lloforta M law. bo that they might in turn Instruct the '81 voters In tholr districts. Tho teachers wore) 1 William I'. Mitchell and Uonry 11. Uoekman, It both of whom have mado a study of tho law. JC It was tho lutontion of CoL, Michael C Murphy, B who oidorod tho loson. to huvo n tatupla Uj booth sot up and to have onoh dologato go lm through tho form ot voting, but tho booth ;W didn't materiall7o, and so tho object lessons consisted of a small srjuaro tabla on which jes; were four sots of sample ballots ot tho official variety. Those ballots were supposed to rop- X resont tho County Democracy. Tanimnnr. lie- wt publican, and tho Prohibition fnctlono. The WO- pupils were apt In learning tho slgnlllcanco ot ftp tho ballots and what to do with a pattor If the tlfi straight tlckot dldu't suit thetu, nnd ther Jwi graspod roadlly tho fact tbat thoy could hava Ml sevoraltlbnllotsltlffthuyi wanteds thorn, pro 4W, idlng thoy roturnod tho first, and thnt plenty Uv of tlmo would bo occordod them in the soloma IW silence of tbo booth In which to proparo thorn. in Hut It was dlOloult to oonvinca them of tho Jin efficacy of the stub which murt be detnehed by IsM tho poll clerk, and one of the dologntes niBuod E tliut wlien the stnh wna nAtiinhnrl frnm iIia h.il. lot and tho Initials ot tho olerk woro placed on ,f H It, any little mark. Buohras a dot or a comma, rJjB would enable him to toll, whon tho ballots wero nIH counted, just how a certain person votod. Of tm course tbo clerk would havo to have u good H memory to boar tho namo ot the voter In mind H if ho didn't keep a memorandum on his aulT. Tho Tammany voters ot tbo iirst district m will rocclvo a ballot reform objoot lesson nt 8 M Beach street to-night, Tho tooehor will be tha mM leader of the dlstrlot. Frank T. blUgerald. A. H booth will probably be rigged up, and every- H body will be rouuestod to vots and to oomply Btrlctlr with ths law. 'E STABBED BT A. HUllOLAB. H Bi9 JProC Sonthwlok Orsspplesi iritis a Mu la Til. Boom, and Is) Badly Jlurt. jMt Des Moikes, Mar 28. Prof, iawrence A, Bouthwlck. an artist, formerly art Instructor H in Callanan Collego. wa3 stabbed in his hod M last night, on the third floor ot a business LB block. The fact that Houthwlok managed tha H concerts cf Illntchford Eavanagh last week B with proflt to himself, and had a I good deal of money on his person. m is bollevod to have furnished the motlvo. Tha discovery was made by Miss Frodorlck. one ot Z his art pupils, at 10J o'clock to-day. Ghe camo E down from hor home, and was at hor studies la B tho model room. Sho hoard groans, and went K out Into the hall. There she found that tha m sounds came from tbe bedroom. Bouthwlok Hs was found on tho floor. One Inch above tha V left nipplo was a gash. Tho mammary artery W had boon sovored by tho knife, which bad mado lm' u rut two Inchon In dopth and had struck a rib. Tho trunk in the room had boon forced open IMi'i and pupors and books were scattered over tbe (PI room. Thero was ovldenco ot a strugglo. ns 'rjljl thoro were footmarks on tho corpot in tho ijM room r iafootiulnt in tbo pool of blood on itrl tho lloo und these marks woro also tracod out Into tno hull. flM Ho had betwoen JSOO and $1,000 In his trnnk, Ef 1 which is missing. Tho polico havo worked dll- tit 11 lgeutly upon Iho cn-o, but havo failed to llnd a V.l clue. Tho physicians say thero Is hope of tho liftl I'rofessor's locovory. He wus ublo to say tt- tllim night that a noi-o anoko lilm, nnd that ha ItMW grappled with a man In his room and wua iH stabbed. im ISQUlSlTOllIAI. CE.SI! UVl'.sriOSS. 'jM Connecticut Phyalclun. hay 'I Itey Are asi 11 leeult lo tbe IrofeNlou. 1 Kfw Havi;n, Slay 2S. At tho annual mcotina H of tho Connecticut Medical Society held horo H to-day. Dr. W. II. Cm limit biought up tho mat- H tor ot supplying ccnitis rotiirns. Concerning llmU the diseases of people. Dr. Curmalt said that vm he had rocelved cliculars from the (iovoin- 'iJVa niont wherein ho Is rotiiicstuil tn glvo the 'jH 111111)03 of patients nud tho disunscs with which m thoy are af!llelctl. 1x9 I," said Dr. Carmnlt, rogard tho nuns- xU tions ns nu Insult lo our prufosHlou. It is, in 'IKS my opinion, a reiiucut to huvo us uct nsspios ilfH tiooii our patient-. 1 deem It uu invasion ot Xlfl tho ronlidoiillul rluhts botwecn patients and flS l hrsloians. I nm ip.tonihhoil that ,Dr iillllnu'i VH ..l.n.,1.1 nlln... t.l It.,., til 1... ,ll..,l I., m, H 1 minimi UIICll, inn i.,...,. "w ivm wuimuu- aHSBSBSj tlon Willi il. but I hiipiior-o he bad In do ll on imM aci ount of thu poiillioii whir b bo hold 'H l)r Whltnot thlf illy Buid "It Is tho most ;BH tvrunnlciil thing ihut tbo Government husovor sliaB uiitlcrtakon." ,B4JH No notion was taken, but tho inaiorltr of Con- H nt ctlaut phvsitliins ure ulti-rly oppusod to aa- SjH bvveiiug tboiiuestlonis. vKKH Killed liy a Fulling I ence, An bid fence which separated Halts Profilers' coal H yard at Mt llrst avenue from the rear ard of tl,. H teneiiieut tu tbe north, t0 lirst avenue, nave way at jH IS orlocL yesterday alieru iiiulrr tbe iireuure ut H cuaielilcli the vMirkineii lu the wird bad been ju in.-up H airalnst It all ttie muriiiiu.r I iiuiia Ireemmi fiyeara jH nil, si ho was playlni; near tlioli uce viastaunlit uu ler aaaiH It and almu'i Instantly lino I iler i lajiuatr, llmry aaaafl llruiikliart. u bu of i iet tiniiiiiitnl iiuiu mU ctllldren Hied in tbo leneitieii r mise lltrcer b rlra il 1 utt arrestel iieorae liai.. uue nt the iirourietcrs f LiaH the r all art! and lol.n limine! y I'alrlck III, en. B1H Tboinasi i iiiiur. aiilJiu,,! vioMaim nuir nr tbe m, HB ttien. audio kedlbem ill. in tlio Hurl, tlftli slreel on B'aB llceaiallun .lustl rnrl reinauileit llntil In the Vi rk- ImMm ville I ourl to await Ilie m tmn ut the l urtilier, I eturo Hsial wbomtlle) mil be taken l dill The residents In Ilie mVMM nelKl l.orl 10 1 is thai Hie lento bid near, rutut HieaB unity ihrnuth aire an 1 wt.s no. air ma' ntou.ii to stau 1 WMtWM tbo amount of coat 1 1 e 1 up against it H 'I be liuiic- A::h nnt t'i'ttrj, JHaiaal I'STrnstiv Vlai .H-Thelriil nf ornellua I. I'eilry, Hl late.y suierllileu lent of Hie I'alt r. u .Vltii.lioii.e ml fll oneofab.ii. I, of live Indictments tu mil o,miiis' Ii, n uy HH the (iraiid Jury in cminecii i'i with the reecul a'ms- IH house st'aiidal wa brain, to uy u, ihe .t rt ui i,'i r lerSe.a is. Ilie indiilllietil taken ,i w ia fine at i. luir bin of rr riiiualh a-. Ituu; n i.vearaid t ri tMMm naiued Annie i 'iweti an lituisle .if ilu nstnut ii i. H trial tn t uplsd ilie wl, ile da .nil nlll rrsui.el ti u H inuriilni; The rl li tiLe ai'atu,i Ur Not I, i wrr 1 atri n lor it e defence i h-re i.. te uiniii ua' IH the nine nf tbe alleji I asian le III was elk Hi I" 1 H Jiud absnltilMi) bel less Irolu at alia. 1. of Uui.nunalur. mMMt 'I'truuli I'liste lur Ihe Dtixr, H Mr Ward or viontc air lft i'a stan.'l t.-In I'srk H avenue uranire r rn tuornent nt. U tn run a' wua iH a setter lrk in ttie waffon He in i d .s aid Tbe H i i tnel t jump mit, an I f- nn nil' rlts h r j H Tbe rsnawai aiinsircly- asii'eii.tc Ifath. 1 Ibev were caujLt.at high iiusi bJuillct bslesv Ji. lH 1 in .JHI

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f 4 THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 18UU. J1 SrORTS ON THE BALL FIELD, I A DEFEAT AND A TICTOltT FOR NEXT t TUnC VEttTERDAT. 1 A Fine liar for the (lame, bat the Alicia. i, ante JloreaU Improve Very Faet The Iteault or the Hay's Gamee-Olaer News. Tl)oolinmnlonlilncnmes In the four loidlnc associations yesterday resulted bb follows: I T1IK NATIONAL LKlUUE. I Chicago fit itework. 4. Jlroolljn, IS; Crsvoland, 5. Iloston, 1 Cincinnati, 0. 1 iriwtBttmH-rhlladelphla, 12: l'ltlsbiirBh, JO. I (Second gamo) 1'hlladolpola, 7: Pittsburgh. 2. T1IF rLAYFtts' LtaUUE. New York, 10 Clevolond, S. p Brooklyn. 0: rittsburch. 6. Boston, fi: Cbloaso, 8. I IiulTalo. llil'hllad.lDhtfcO. THR AlIFlllCAN ASSOCIATION. LoaluTlIle, 5 Syracuse, 0. Itochtstor. 8: Toledo, 3. J THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION. Nwnaen. 8: Wllmlnston.O. I Woroestor, 0; Washington, 0. I Boltlmoro, 10: Hartford, 0. t r Tbe National Leacue, 5 I TUB HECOI1D, f rviaet. iron, toil J it nati Won. Ima. ret. I Philadelphia 1 1l 043 Chicago 13 IJ .621) Urook'vu IS IU im Hoaton U IS 4211 I New lork..ld IJ 7l I Kveland H 11 tH 1 Cincinnati.... 14 li .Ms Pititburgh. a la joa cmcAOO (n. i.), 5: new Tons (N. I.), 4. The Now York (N. L.) team did not make It four straight defeats for Chicago after nil, although thor came so near to It that thoro was no fun In It for Anson. It was In tho ninth Innlnu of tho last sumo of the unties yos to relay that Anson stood tromblmc in his shoes, whllo tho 853 spectators aroso on tholr foot In one solid body yelling and hurrahing and throwing iliolr hats In tho air as they saw tho Now Yorks tuko hold of their batB and sooro two runs lisforo anybody was out. With the scoro S to 2 against tho New Yorks, Esterbrook stepped to tho plate nud rapped out a two-bagger over t AnilrowH's hond. Dassettsont the ball flying oier Andrews' head lor three bneos. 1 Btorliioolc scoring. Hornunc hit sufoly to right, and lJasott tcorod. At this iiolnt imndcinouliim reigned Hupremo. No- i I hudy was out. and with Hornunc on first 1 Imso It looked ns If New York wound purely win 1 tho gatuo. hen Denny stenred to tho bat It l I was thought thnt, altnougn ho had had a i if olinncolu thooutly part of the game to tlo tho I I scoro ho would do something this time. All J lio toiitii do wat to hit to Hutchinson and a tlonblo playrtsultod. Clarkn hit hard to right J Held, but AndroWH got unilor hit fly. Anson wlpoil tho swoat from his blow, as he had had f n aloso jail. f f 'llio Now lorksplaied yellow ball durinstho first four Innings. Ituslo was very wild, aud In 1 t the four innings ho pltohod he sent ho von men f to llrst base on halls. iJuckley'a linger i troubled him and ho had an oIT duy. Burkett did good work In tho last four Inning", strlk- f ingout seven men and holding theChlcagos i 5 down to threo hits. Ihuro wore several brilliant plays on both 5 sides. Denny made ono of his great one-band r I iilek-ups. and Cllascook, by llghtnlng-llko J throwing to llrst baso. caught two mon who J looked safe, llornung's beautiful throw to the plate In the sixth saved a run. Androws V performed the remarkable feat of throwing I llnrnnug out at first base from right fluid on a I lilt that lookod porfectly safe It is the Drat tlmo It has beon dono at the I'olo grounds this I soar. The scoro. il fk (K U). CI1IC1CO u) a It.ro. a ilitg.ii Tlcrnan. o. f J 3 0 0 0 roonay, ..30830 uiaaacock. a. s. o 1 1 a I rarrnii I. f. o o t 0 o Kiurb lltb.1 110 0 0 Hlluiol a f... 0 0 0 0 0 IlUfelt. JJb .1133 Anson 1Kb 0 I 17 0 0 I Ilornunff I L o 2 I 1 o Andrews, r. f 0 1 j 1 o 1 Denny J I) 0 0 12 1 o Brlen. Id b 0 1 1 e l Clarke, rt, 0 0 1 0 0 Burns, lit, 1 I II 10 Iluckley, c 0 0 0 J a Klurldea c 10 4 0 0 Iluale p. n 0 o 3 o liuicbiuion, p. 0 0 0 11 homtners. o nortoi llurketvp ..0 0 0 1 0 Totals. 42717 3 Tolals 7 7 24 14 "5 New Tork 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 24 Chicago t i o 1 1 0 0 I) .3 Earned runs New )ork, a First base on errors New tork. I, Cbica(u. a left on band-New ork, a ctilrarn, ih Mrit base on baits on iluale 7, off ilurkett. 4, off Uulcblninn 1. 6truik out By Busle. I, ti Burkett 7 by llulcblnaun. 4 Hi me run Tleruan Three base hits Tlernan, ttasiett. Two bane bit Ester. trunk Micrltlce lilts naoeit, Carroll. nilmoL Anson, liurua, Ilutcblnson stolen bates-looney i arrolL Wiimit. i-urna I'oubte piaya-D'Hrlen. t oonsy. ana km mn. Ilutetilnton. Oooney, and Anson Uttby rltcber tK' Aunrawa wild Mlchaa Uutcbluauu, 1: Kusle, i I iasaed balls-Buck ay. It Sommers. J, Klltridie, 1. if umpire Lynch lime 1 43 1 lino0KI.S IN. L.), 15; CLEVILAND (N. L.), 5. j The flovelnnd National Loacuo team began J yesterday's gamo at Washington Pant not on- i t tlrnly to tho i-ntl&raftlon ot the 509 spectators J j rro-out '1 hoy ecorod throe runs, but after tho t I sec nd Innlug had been completed the Urook- I Itns got down to misInoxB sending four men I i noro-s thu plate. In the visitors' (lfth inning IS f j theyealned tho lend again, but only until tho i it' Ilrooklyns hail taken their turn at tho bat. l The Cleveland team did not sooro any moro I f runs after tho fifth inning. A high wind ws I blowing aerosR tho field, which hindered tho f f II fielders somewhat, but Davis the visitors r j j short stop, seemed not to mind It, as he did I f id Bomo pretty throwing. Lincoln was an easy I? y Iff mark lor the Brooklyn players, as after tbo S p seoond Innlno he was easily hit whon runs were 5 i imminent. The score: l) tUIILilll (1 U) I IIOOILTH I.V. 5 .Upoa. Uiroil K MeRean.s.1 3 3 3 0 Jl o Brlen, 1 f... 4 8 r u 0 H nilks Lf. .10 3 0 0, Collins. 2d n... 8 2 0 4 1 t Veach lstb. 3 1 9 0 o Burnt, r t ...1 3 0 11 Davis, It ..0038 b'Foutz. lstb 2 317 o 3 Dally r f 0 4 8 1 1 I tnkner. sd U.0 1 o 8 1 Ardner .'lb 0 114 0 Corkhllkc t...l S200 M smaller, ajb 0 0 4 J 1 Emltti.it 1 10 3 0 m Zlininir c o 1 1 1 1 i lark, c 1 1 3 2 2 C Lincoln, p. 0 o o 1 0 Terry, p. 3 B o e 0 j! Tota't 3 824 12 1 Totala. 15 1737 15 "fl i Cleveland 3 000200001 llrooklju 0 0 4 0 3 4 3 1 13 I farned runt-Clereland. 1 Proctlvn. a Ptrst base on S" errors tereland 2 Hrooklyn. 2 KJrt base on balls jtj Olavaland. 1 Brooklyn 4. Lett on bates-Cleveland. 'ii 7. Brooklyn 9 Struck ant-Cleveland. 4 Tbreo base !j htla Smltti. McKesn Two base bus O Brian. Burnt. A I'lukiiey Mokean stolen bases O Brian (A Collins (3), J Xecl1 fatly dimmer (J) Lincoln. Uoubio play s Davis aud Smalley sacrifice hits Rurnt, Foutz. Q hmltb (2) Davis stnallty wild nltcbes-Terry 2i Lin m onin. I Passed balls lark, 3, llmmer 1 Umpire. E McQuald Time 2 boon Attendance SOD. J. iostox (i. u). 1, ciacmiTi f. u). 0. I v Rostov May 2a Tbe Boston National Learn Clnb Q whltewaibeit the Clnolnnatlt tolay la a lalber splilt- f B Itugauie. Tbescoret tosiov (n t.) ciKCuimti (it. u s.lir.04 a ali.raJ.a Tucker, lstb... o 18 0 1 HcPhee. 2db.o 0 14 1 t f long St.. 1 1 15 0 Marr idb 0 0 2 8 0 I (lanzel r f....0 0 0 0 0 llolllday ct.,0 0 8 0 o 1 tiulllvaD. lt.,0 I 400 UeariLt ....0 2130 Ucoarr Jd b 0 o 3 1 o Keliiy lstb 0 111 0 n lirodle, o f ,.o 1 8 Q o Knlibt. L f 0 1 o o 0 hultn. 2d b....0 0 0 8 0 Mcbol. r t....O 13 0 0 Bennett c... 0 0 8 0 0 Keenaa o. o 0 4 2 o j 5 Mcbolt, p 0 0 0 4 0Dnryea,p 0 0 0 8 0 f j Totals. l &27ial Totals I) "(Til 14 7 I Si Ilr.eton 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 I (J Llnclunatl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 t K Parned rnn Boston. Twabase hit Bulllvan. Tbret 1 tie hit Ionr Stolen bases locker Hnlllran. Rnlibt, I e Mobnia hacriDce bits UanteL Mooarr Dennett. First u ft, base on balls-lly Duryea, a llrst baso on error In w oluiiatl struck out-liy Nichols li by linryea, 8 j (Ki Double play Slarr and Itellly. Ltnplrea Zacbarlaj and HP Powers Tttne-l .'j. AtttnJance-tOl. 18 rinnpiLriiii (x, l. 12, rimsoiiiu (v. to, 10 rinar f? Ifj' rHiUMirsii. Hay 2S The) Plttsbnribt and Pbtla. V gli detphiua were advertised for two gamee at thapbll fU Mdeltibla Hall Park ibis atternoon Ibis tact drew out 'iff; utoo spectators TbeSLorat He riuiemgu (n ux ruiupiiruu i,v, Y',S Decker, lstb 0 1 lo o l Scbrlrer If -8 2 3 p o I It Miller Jb ..00280 Hurka o t ...,2 0111 El Sunday, rt .1110 1 Myeraidb... 3 2 3 4 0 i Larouue, t i 1 8 0 1 2 Thompson, r. f.l 110 0 W Berier c ...3441 2 iementa.0 .,,1 1 4 1 a nines, c. r 1 3 .i 0 0 Slaver Sd 0 ...1 8 8 4 0 i i 1 Kelly, Lf 2 0 3 0 0 Mctauler.lltbl III O 1 3 lawson p o I) 0 0 0 Allen t I t 0 3 8 0 i t,wd,'.D 2 Anderson, p.. 0 0 0 4 0 I Boat, Jd b 0 3 14 1 it Tola's .....12 8 2717 6 S Totala 1U1BJ410 7 S! r,ih?r,t, 0 4 0 0 2 0 8 1 010 Jl ullMdel,bla 0003O00S 12 d t,il'hf.a ."""-I ittsbrjrh 4 I blUilslphla. 4. Two IiSJi.i "lh.Uri"l" Tbree baas hita-c etnenia Mayer r,ial aiu'AT1""""'' ""V" TI""iP"n Double l T "vera and Uctauley Uayrr. Mrera and XlcCauier. llrst bate on balls-lly Audersoii a. by iTv'TaiL'n' 7'k""- j rlru?k y-SJ Anderson' Int. rrKi,''i b' sowders. 1, lasted baU lera li i!m?i.p.'.":lt,,,r'"v"1,I,l oirioii, L Tlmo .10. Umplree-vlckery and Jonea rmuoiirau u, 7i rimscaoii ui, 2-iicod turn. gray, c f V l 'o,', 'olKnnday,, f "o't i "o Burke c.t 2 o 2 n u llliler id b l 1 2 V Mrera .d b I 0 4 8 iilaroiue a a 1 0 1 1 Ibompton r fu l o u o lliu. at u o 2 1 o Mcl'."er.;v f ocVer lstb 0 n 3 o I M.rer Sdb u l I 2 2 Hrre-sr, c 0 0 3 1 o Allen, ft 110 4 0 J, nta. p 0 o 1 s Mckery, p 0 2 0 4 1 ioat,j5b o 0 3 I o Totals "7 "7 IB i "il Totala "2 "2 li "5 "4 Phllalelibla 200041-7 rjiuburuh 2 0 0 0 11 0-2 Parned run-I'lilladelphla, I Two base hits MrCsn ley Iboiupson. sacrifice bits Myers, tlckery nines I aroque sto en bases-i,ray Burke Miers Pickery, lleker 1 aroriue llrrifcr, liinra Left on bites- I blla delpbla 4 llttsburuh 2 struck out Burke, Mjere. Huudar, Kelly, liuubt play 41lsn Urers and Mo anUy Hrst base on balis-ra Burke Myera La rciue Illnsa lilt by pllobed ball Ilecker tiudpucbw Joaet Mckery 2 linplra-VIcllermott. Time lilJ The l'layera' Leacuo. 7TIE HECOBa nun iron Lett, feu nui iron. Lett ret. Hrooklyn is II U.il CM ailtlphls 14 14 .Sou Boston .17 11 ,)7 devrUud, .10 14 .417 Sewlork. 13 13 .SStlllurlao B 14 .301 Cbicaio IJ 2 IM Flttsburrh 17 -J-0 I NEW YonE (P. L.), lCi CLEKIANP (P, I.), 5. 1 With Connor and Richardson back In their I old places and Keofe in the box, tbo Now York j 'rl h (P. h.) team presented a bold front at Brother hood l'ark yesterday, nod thoy wound up the series with Cleveland by giving tho visitors a sovore beating. There was nothing particu larly brilliant about tho gamo, nor can it bo said that poorploylngpredomlnntod Tor four Innings It was nip and tuck, but in tho follow ing Inning tho C'lovelands had nil tholr pros pects dashed to pleoos. Twolvo o tho Now sorks went to tho bat In this Inning, nnd tho easy mannor In which O'Brien was hit was quite surprising. Isually a cry odectlvo pltoher against thoso same batsmon, ho was totally unable In this Instunon to keop tho ball Irmii within tnolr reaoli. and thoso who did not lilt Dim wero sont to bano on balls, nnd In ono Instanco a batsman reached his buBo by bolug 1 'ho result of the Inning was sevon runs, four of which wero earnad. Tho Now lorks fol lowed this up In tho sixth inning with threo additional runs, U'ltourks Bending two mon ncrofs the plate and making thodioult himself by 11 long hit to left Held. Ooro dup lontsd (Vltotirko's hit In tho oonth Inning, only that the ball wont In the direction or the club hoti-o. and then a baso on balls and two slnglus added nnother run. 'I ebonu had a good opportunity to mako a double play In tmS olghth Inning, but n wild throw to soeond, two basos on halls. Brown's sacrlllce. and Connor's piilo lilt re sulted In threo unearned runs, blx Innings wore enough for Mnnagor I.wing, and In tho seventh he gave way to llrowc. 'I ho Clovelands did not score until tho fourth Inning, when I.nrkln hit to tho loft Hold rope for n homo run. In tho sixth In ning a baso on ball. Browning's sacrl lice, a double by l.arkin, and Tobeaua single nottod two oxtra runs ono earned In the eighth a Iihbm on balls lobonu's doublp, Twltcholls saorllke. and hti)dors slnglo brought In two moro runs, ono earned. Iho score. w toss (r t.) tu Tuin tr u) a. It r 0.1. R. alaro.lv Oorao t 1 o 11 2 Ftrirker Mb .11 13 2 1 Pwin 0 a 1 1 1 0 rtadford c. f 10 4 0 0 Brown c 1 0 3 u 1 Browning I f 11 1 3 0 0 (onuor. Itth .3 J 11 3 u 1 arkin. 1st b. 1 1 10 1 0 O'Kourke rtf.l 3 8 0 0 lel.eaii.JJb 13 2 2 2 ltlahrdn.Jdb I 3 J 3 u Twiiobell r f o o 1 o o tamhn LI .1 I I HO Detelialily as 0 0 0 3 1 Wliliney, 1 t .1 3 1 8 1 Hulrllllo o. o O 4 1 o llttfleld. 3d U.I J I (l I -njder, 0 u 1 1 0 p KeefMj. 2 18 3 0 u Brlen. p..... 0 0 0 11 Totall i IS 87 SI Totals 3 8 27 10 3 New Tork 0 0 10 7 8 2 3 n-Ui Cleveland 0 001 020JO 3 Earned runs-New Tork, B Cleveland I llrst base on errors-New ork. 2, Cleveland A Left on bases New York. Cleveland, B First base on ball-lly lfeefe.3, by O'Brien. 7 Struck oul-auithn heete 11 bnyder lloine ruut-0 Kourko. nore Larkln Two baae hlU- I arkin (J) Tebeau. sacrlflce blti-F wluc. Brown. 1 onnor 1 Kourke Krownlnc Iwllcbell. O Brlen Stolen bases-LwInr lllcbards n lauirrin Rirlcker Double play Klchardson (unaaalslsd) lilt by pltcber Klcbsruson. linplres tlatibewt and Uunnmi. Time 3 boura Attendance JJ3, ritooKLTN (p. i). 9 riTTsnunon (r. u). 5. Tho fourth and Ia9t gamo of tho llrst Korlos bo- twoen tho Brooklyn and tbo Pittsburgh IK L.) clubs, which nan played yesterday on tho hast orn l'ark grounds, was a uoll-contostod gamo and proo! rattier Interostliig still. It could Inn o boon better. Tho Ictory was a gift to tho homo tonm. owing to tho fumbling lndulgod In by tho llttsburgh Club, 'iho Brooklyn team scored nlno runa' aud not ono of them was 1 earned, 'lenorheld tho homo toini down to flvo hits, but ho ofT-et this good worlt by gltlng numerous men their basos on balls Woyhlng woslnMnolblo for olcht Inning', but In tho ninth ho beenmo unstoady, gliing three men i their basos on balls, (then n three-bagger, a two-basohlt, and nslnglogao tho Pittsburgh I team llvo runs. It una bocouiini; lively at this point for tho 1o3 spcctatois. and thoy cheorod tho good batting. It was brought to a Budden close, as tho next thno batsmon woro easily disposed of. Thescoro: taooiivxr ul. nmtURCn (r u) a.iaroi.K. Llir.Ois JorcaSdb.. .sioi I llanton. a t... I 0 2 o o Andrews o 2 0 3 0 0 lsner r ...1 110 0 Bauer -db... 2 2 I 2 I Larroll It. 13 0 0 1 Orr letb 1 1 0 0 Keckley, lstb o 1 17 0 1 Mcdeocliy. r to 0 2 O 0 lleldao 0 0 3 4 0 Hesri.Lf 1 12 0 0 Kueline 3d b..U 0 13 1 Ward s 0 0 3 2 0 1 orcoran s a o 1 2 0 2 Kunalow. o 0 0 ft I 1 Hoblus in, 2d b I o o 4 2 Weyblu. p 0 0 0 1b Tener U ...11120 Totals 0 3 37 7 3 Totala S 72710 7 Broollvn 3 0 0 0 4 10 0 1-0 Pittsburgh. o o o o o o o o a 5 Farne! runs Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh 2 left on bases Brooklyn. 7 t'ltlsburrb. 11. llrst baso on errors Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh i llrst base on balls-liir Wejhlnir. di off Tener s struck out HvWe) hlntr 7, by lener 4 bairlt.ee lilts Kins ow, Mrldi, Kiebna (i) Andrewa err, McOea hy Ward nil b tlieher Tener llantuli stolen bates Joyce Andrewa Inslow Carroll Beokley Itireebase tills Bauer. Peery orcorau Miner fwo base bit Larroll. Iiouble play Fields and Kueline. Wl d pitches Tener I m plrea Kulabt aud Joues Time 2 00 Attendance 33J. sosrof (r u) 5, ciuci(,o (r M a Bostov, May 2S. Five innings wero plajeJ at the Brotherhood uroundi lo daj and then a heal y rainfall bejran. Tbe soore aostoN fr ui I cmcico (r i.) k lar o sl uleroiz Browne f. .030 O.Ryan cf 1 u 3 u l Kelly IHb... 0 0 10 nlatciB. 3d b n 2 o 4 n Btoey r f 0 1 O 0 0 Dully r f o o l o 0 Nash idb ...0 1 3 0 lio Nelll 1 f. o 1 10 0 Murphy C....3 2 0 0 0 omlskey Ittbo l rt 0 0 Ulobardaon, 1 LO 3 3 1 1 Pfeffer .db o o 0 0 o Irwln.lt 1 0 1 8 0 larrell o 0 1113 Uulnn, .db ..2 13 2 0 'Baallmi. a. s ..10040 Kllroy, p o 1 2 0 1 hinir p o o o o o Baraon. p 1 10 0 0 Totals 3 1014 0 3 I Tola'a 3 "so 15 8 3 artnffv ilAlavi, nnl fnr IntApfrlni wlfh H.M, I Boston 0 1 ii l 13 Chicago oouo 3 J Famed runt Boston. 3 Chicago 1 Stolen bases tovey (J), sacrlfioe tilts Irwin. Kllroy llrst baae on I ails By Kllroy. 3 by King I. rlrst base on error Chicago Passed balls Farrell, 1 ITmi Ires liotbert and Fer-nson. Time I S3 Attendance 3 OM. tirriLotr t). 11. rnlLioELriui (r l.) 3 PnttiniLrnli. May 2 Lady Baldwin made hla ap pearance In tha pitcher t box for iho BulTalos to-day Tbo score ruiLADtmui tr u). scrriro (r t.) alkro.i.1. alirai.1. Ilatlman r. CI 3 o o o Irwin, Si b ...2 3 4 3 0 Shllldle 1.S....0 0 i 8 2 Hoy ll .22200 Crosa c. 1 1 8 1 o Kowe s s I 1 1 3 0 Uulvey.Sd b...l 2 3 2 OUl.o .d b .12061 Fogarty. o t.,.0 0 o 0 0 White lstb... 2 2 13 1 1 Wool It ..,,1 10 1 0 Betcber r.L.. 0 3 J 0 0 Farrar lit b 0 I 12 o 0 Mack o ...1 2 2 2 0 Shannon. Jd b 1 l 3 8 o Clarke I r..,i 1 a 1 o Buffiuton, p 0 0 0 8 1 Baldwin p ...1 10 3 0 Totals .3 0 24 18 81 Tolals 1113 27 18 "i Philadelphia... j uosoo o oo 3 BuCalo t Oil 10330 li Earned runs Philadelphia 5, Buffalo. 1 Two-base hit Beeiber Three lase blla Mailman, Mulvy wise. Dome runs Cross, shannon Farnnre hits Howe U) Baldwin. Double play Bufflntou Cross and Farrar Left on bases 1 hllndetphla. 4 BulT&lo struck out larrar, Irwin. Wle lleecher, Clarke llrst base on errort Philadelphia It Hoffalo 1. rlril bate on balls Stilndle Uallman, Bnfllnton (2), Howe Wlae. IMitte. Baldwin, lilt by pitched ball Kogarty Uack. Mild pitches Bufflnton 2 Passed balls crosa 1, Mark. 1 lima 1143. Lxnplres Barnes aud Uaffusy Attend anco, 1,081. Tbe American Association. TOE BECOTtn. nuia iron. Lott ret i ctuit won. lot ret. Athletic .JO 0 (ol(olumbnt.. 14 10 ,07 Rochester .10 11 633 Toledo 12 14 ,bi Louisville. ...17 12 .bsOiHrr tense ....u 17 414 bi Loula... 14 10 407 Brooklyn ..7 M .230 lOCntSTKR. 8 TOLKOO. 2 RoniTSTKE, May 2S The Itocheitert won today by careful play In u closely couteswd srame. Tbe score fcOLUUTRR. I TOLXbil a, liro a. aUritii Rcherper.r. f.,.0 0 2 0 0 Tebeau. c f. 1 u 1 u 1 Lyons I f ,u 1 2 1 o Sftarrwd r L.0 1 2 11 0 Knowlea 8db..O 0 4 1 ifterden latb.0 J U 2 o Orlmn.0. L. ...1 o 0 2 2 Mtholson .d b.0 11 J 4 0 1 lulllia. a 1.. 0 1 4 7 llAlvord lib 1 11 1 I 11 O'Brien lstb. OOUO USchelbeck.a ill 0 J 3 0 r,reenw'd..dUl 1 J 3 1 taubfke.LLu 1 0 II 0 McKeouglLO 12 7 2 0 llealy p. o 2 0 0 0 CaBbau. p 0 1010 Hogera c 00031 Total! 3 02713 4 Totala 3 "tji J7 17 3 Bachester. 0 1 I 0 0 u 0 1 0 3 Toledo 0 1 0 0 0 u 0 1 u-2 Parned rnn Bocbeater Two baae hits cKeongh. Werden. Bacrilloe blts-Lvous Urlilln Calll an itinera Left on baees-L)ua erdeu (2) Mealy Flr.lbaseou I balls-lly Caliban. by llealy. 1 Stolen bases Schemer. Lroua Griffin 12 nreenwood. Alvord, Nan 0)ka Hit by 1 Itched bail schemer strark out By Caliban. 6 by llealy, 3 Double play Phillips Green wood, and o Brlen. Wild pilch caUIntL Time I ill. lmpir-Toole LO0IS71LIE, 3 SVR1CUSX, 0 Braionia Mar 2a Lonlsvllle rlayed an errorless fielding game to dav, and a pawtd ball su tbe only bat tery error they made The sioro I iraictua. loi'untit, ularo A.i a. lar 0.1 Wright, at... .0 1 1 o 0 Wolf, r t 1 8100 Lly, L r 0 0 8 0 0 IVeaver. 0 t o 0 2 0 0 Cbll.ls 2d b 0 0 3 7 0 Taylor lstb 0 1 10 0 (I Dorgan r ,00300 Hamburgh I f 0 0 1 0 0 !cLaQkhlln.ss(l 0 12 1 Hayioond ad b I 10 8 0 Mcuuery litbO 3 13 I n Shlnnlck .'d b.l 0 2 8 0 Baitin idb 0 0 I 1 1 Tourney it, J 2 0 4 0 (i It 'Utke c. 0 0 1 p 0 stratum, p. 01070 Lecfe p -0 0 I 8 oltyan.o 0 1 3 0 Totals 0 32414 2 Tolals. ...5 0 27:0 7) Syracme. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Louisville 0 1 0 J 1 I li o 3 Famed runi-Loulsvllie. 2 Two base hit Mcuuery Three lase hits Baymond Tomney llasesstoleu-Mo Uueri Bblunlck liases on balls Violf, sbliiin k Hit byliched baii-Shtuulik Iitubie play IciJuer) run assutedi Struck out 1, Mcl.aLgbl n llcvuer; Bat tin t titration, sacrtilre blts-Meaver flamburgb. bblnnlrk Tomney Stratum I aaaed ball Ityan Time 1 13. Umpire Doeicber Attendance 407, The Atlitutle Aatnclulloo. THE BECORD. Obtl Hon. Loll, ret Hull Won. Imt. ret. New Haven in a 007 Newark 2 12 ,uu Baltimore.. ...17 034 Jeraey Ity. ll IJ 47S Worteater 13 7 oj Hertford 7 10 bo4 Wasblugton Id It XA)3 Uiinnngion 4 20 ,lu7 iimaosi 10; naarroap, 0 Ilatrroan Hay 2HTodayt game wat a variab a one inarke I by atrong batting louse ileldlng, aud con sldtrable kicking 1 be score luairoan iiinaons alaraa.1 alapo.iv Sutton 1Mb I I 11 0 I Longer l u j ii ii Henry cf Ml, liXact Jd b... I 8 4 8 Aunla, L t 0 0 4! O 1 Hat. r f 2 J 0 0 0 Say db I o ii 1 i Werruk Jdb 3 o 4 j i Walsh It. ..21000 Tat. c J J 3 3 0 torslerat 2 0 I ,1 0 doers, lstb 1 I a i T Smith idb I J 1 o 0 honimera" t 0 0 IloJkcmau c l u 3 2 4 J ii Hourkcs 1 1 I l a j kiaiu p o I 2 3 0 Uaker. p 0 o o 1 o Jtgatl. cf.. 01000 Totals 10 10 J7 IU a Tom 0 II 2t i 7 IU 3 Ilarlford 01 l 001700 n Baltimore 31201111 m I ame I runs Hartford .'1 Baltimore 2 Tno.bae bits Hodgeman. Henri Waliti. la'e Ma k Homer it Mack sa rlnre b u Haker. Aunls mith mo eii basei Ueiiry, W alih I oraicr, Uodgtiuau t.' Long, Itsy .mBtmBMnMaassmmmsemstamBsaBU 1(2) Werrick, Tat Powera.Rommtra, Oltonrka (2) Unt baeeon balie-rty Btalb. 8 by Baker. 8. rirtl basa on errort-llarltord 3 Baltimore. 2 lilt by pitcher Hodgeman, Bay, Baker, Htrock ont-By Btalb. 3 by Baker 4 Lft on baset-llartford 81 BalUmorfc rf. lioubit playi-stalb and Button! Mack and Powerti (i Hourk", Mack and Powera Dmriree-Moora ana Towuiend, Time 3 13 Attendance, tun. Ktw nivtn, 8i wilkihovoh. 0 New HimK May '-'a-The Wllmlngtons did not prove adrawingcardtadar for thera wera only eoo sfec tatort at the gam. The icoro mw mi tv I wnairKirox. a.laro.A.1,1 ularoim McKee.Lf 2 0 1 I oNelaon, at ti o I a 1 L.nchVr.f I 8 1 0 ocoogartr f 0 3 I 0 2 schneck IllbO 3 n o 0 lynch, lstb 0 0 7 1 o Lilly "f 11 3 0 0 0 RullUan. Jd b 0 I 4 4 I Horla 3d b ..0 1 0 2 0 Corcoran, c ..0 OHIO Terrlen M U, I I 1 J nillalllgan f. O 0 3 3 0 Hoflord 0 I 014 0 0 Newell. Sd b 0 0 2 11 Lorain-.. 12 0 1 ui Wllliama c f-0 0 3 1 Lang't i 3 0 1 4 I Bworback. p...o o 0 1 1 Totala 13 lT 27 10 1 1 TOUbl 0 8 27 14 7 New Haven 0 0 2 0 10 3 8 0-8 witaingion :.:::::....:o opo5oooo-o Two baso hlti-Coogan 3. Lally. DoyK noran. Three-base hlt-Sulllvan First base on bal t-McKee, Terrlen. Ilonard, Ji Wllliama Oalligan Bulllvau. first basoonerrors-itew llaren. 6j Wilmington I. Hit by I pitiher-Lynoh, Lally, Ternen Btrock out-Bohoeneck. tiotle llolord Doran. Velstrn. J Lynch, Ji Bulllvan, (lalllgln Newell,," llliama Ji Bworback. A Doubi. playi-Terrlen and Rcboeneck, MoNee and Lang Ualll gananrtSuilltaniBworbe-k, Bulllvan. and lyncniWH liami and Sullitan wild plich-Sworback latssed ball-Corcoran Tlme-2H Umplro-Corcoran. woecasTiaO. wiiii is t,to,u Woscssvta, May S8.-0aly 278 partoru taw to-day a game. The soore wotuuita, WAsnisoTOrJ. alar 0 1 a R-It r O.A.B Jones, 3d b... 2 0 0 J 0 Bader. c f.. ..0 0 S 0 o t'arailivrOttbl 3 1 0 llleaton. a i... 6 0 3 3 0 udwnrth, 0 f.3 2 J (i 0 Bird, r r .uoooo Melsier "db .0 1 2 1 0 (i Brlen 2d b 0 0 I 3 o "ennedy Lfo 2 1 0 0 W blstler, 1st b 0 0 13 0 0 Maltir f .0 I 0 0 Jordan lt.niio. p 5plil.it. o I 0 1 0 Pill Hdb 0 0 J 4 I liurna p. o olio Itiddle 0 o 0421 Oulnasio, c.,-1 18 11 Inderwood, p.,0 10 4 1 Totala ."oioJ7"7l Totals 0 1271S 3 Worcester. -I 0 10 10 3 0 0-0 nasliuwton 000000000-411 I arned rant Worcester. 2 Two-base bits Kennety, Melsier Cudworth, Underwood. Home rnn I ainplon. Sacrlllce hite-Jones, Campion Cudworth (2) Mtlaitr, stalli. spill, stoleu baseeCna worth BtalU. Spllk cuinaso Bird. Urtl base 011 balls-Jones (J), Cam plnii Kennedt. Whistler. Bird. Badar. Flrit lase on .rrora-Worcester 2 Struck out-Bjrna Ba dert.) Bird Whist er Jordan, Hill Blddle Underwood, wild pltchei-Underwood, 3. Tlm JOB. Umpire Kelly. Minor Leagnea INTEBNATIONAI, LEAOUX, vua aacoaa Wm.toiL ret. WoMAtt. ret Detroit 15 4 im'w B C'y 7 10 412 Hamilton. ...10 8 336 London. 8 13 .813 Toronto 10 8 .333 Buffalo.. 4 11 ,2SS at iimu Buffalo 1 00100240-a Hamilton 2 1 3 0 0 J 0 1 -9 Bits hlit-Bntlalo. 7, Hamilton 10. Errort Buffalo, 4, Hamilton. 2. Pitchers U'.Nclll aud sprague. AT TORONTO. Toronto 3 0 0 0 0 0 S 3 I 10 ieirolt 0 00000200-J Base hits-Toronto 14 Detroit, a Frrort-Toronto, S, Detroit 3. lllchers Coleman and Smith. AT L0KP01 London I 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0-3 saglnaw-Bay City 20000300 0-7 Baae hits London 3 Saginaw Bay City, 12. Prrort London. 2, aagluaw-Uay city, X Pitchers Deiuarls and bteln. NEW TOnH STATE LEAGUE. AT AU1KT. Albany 0 0 2 2 0 7 3 0 .-2; CoblesklU 0 280000003 AT JOntlTOWV. Oneonta 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 8 110 j. 40 j loiooaso 0 At Troy-Troy, 20; Utlca. a una sriTt uucca (wirr). At Fvansvllle-Evaniville 7, Peoria. 3. At Burlington Bnrllngtoa 14 Ualeaburg, O. At ymncy Qnlncy, 4, Terra Uauta o. waiTKRX bvacoa At Dei Motnei Denver. 0 Dee Molnra 7. At Minneapolis KanaaiClty s, Minneapolis,!. At St Pauf-umaha Hi St. Paul 3. At Mllwankce-bloux City, u, Milwaukee, a INTL1I-STATE LEAOUIi (EAST). IT UilAUBDEO. narriabnra... 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 Aitooua 0 0001010 24 Bass hits llarrlibnrg, 8, Altoona 10. Errort liar rltburg, e. Altoona t. Batterlei Meeker and Wlll iama llodion and Obion. TBI STITI LRIQCB. At Springfield 8prlngfleld. 8t Dayton, 14. At Canton Canton. 8 Mamneld 9. At Wheeling Wheeling 1 MoKeeiport, 10. At loungttown koungatown, 13, Akron. 4, Other Game. AT OllXlJin rasa. Jersey City 1 13 112 0 3 011 SULtuui 1 0110012 17 AT JI&SBV C1TV. Bergens 00802000 03 Sagauiorol ....0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02 at jasna caotrxba lasrtra 3 1243004 8-23 Btevcns Inttltute... OO6O0O000 3 at wait ivaflra. Chemical National Bank 2 0 8 t 0 0 fl Mercantile National Bank. ....0 0 13 0 13 it raiscxrov. Staten Island Athletics o 0 0 3 0 0 8 0 08 Princeton 0 1 0 o 0 1 0 0 0-2 At Schenectady I'nlon College. 14, nochsster Univer sity, 4. At Jasper Grounds Jasper Beserves, 8, X&vlerB of the College ot br. Vranclt aavier. a. Games 'lo-day. STivtoirlb LaiGua. New Tork va Clnoinnatt. at the Polo grocnila Brooklyn va Chicago at Waablnsrton 1 ark, Boston va Pltttburgh. at Boston. Philadelphia va Cleveland, at Philadelphia. rtlTBBS utiaca. New Tork vt Pltubnrgb. at Broiberhood rark. Brooklyn va Cleveland, at Eastern Park. Boston va Buffalo at Boston Philadelphia va Chicago, at Philadelphia. 1HIIUCAM AUOClATlOa. No games tchedoltd, 1TL15TI0 ASIOOliTlOV. Newark va Jersey City, at Nawark. Newliaenvt Wilmington, at New naven. Tbe Attendance Yetterdar. At Leaovc BrolArrAood. New Tork B3s 0.13 Brookljn 300 839 Philadelphia ....3 100 1 (KM Bolton C01 8,0.11 Total! 4.374 3,031 FAL8K HUMORS. A Talk With Preatdent llraden Concerning: the Atlantic Association. Ther have been rnmors, since tbe decision given by tbe Board ot Arbitration In the Pettlt caio, that tbe Atlantic AaaoclaUon would link fortsnet with the Brotherhood. It li a fact that all the Atlantlo Associa tion people are very tore over the wi) the Board of Arbitration baa acted In both the Pltz and Pettlt casea A desnaich sent out from Wilmington, and nrlntsd In the Philadelphia papers, bore tbe etatemint yesterday that the direoiorv of tbe Wilmington Club were de cldsdly iu favor of forming a combine with toe Brother hood, which would result Iu placing tbeNatloual League in a bal predicament, luasmucli as the Interstate 1 eague would probably follow tbe move by tbe Atlan tic Association should tbe lalt-r take such a step I reside ut Braden of the Atlantlo Association wat asked yesterday wbat truth there wat to these rumora He smiled and said '1 hate beard ttine etorles mrseif, and I can tay that there la no truth In them 1 lie Atlantlo Assocla Hon fee a as If It bad been badly treated by the Hoard of Arbitration but we liate submitted to its decisions, fne Atlantlo Association Is compose 1 of bualnrss men whi would not bt so loolish as to Join forces with ths Brolherhi oj at this stage of tbe game We recognize that a national agreement is the only titration of baso ball and we Inteud to stick to It How is the attendance In tbe Atlantlo Association CltUs I' was asked New Haven Is drawing the best of any of them. They bar au average attendance of from 1 Mai toJOuia gauie, and lome days It reaches J no, when snob teams asltallmore aud WaMhluglou play there Last week ever) team that p'ayed there got considerably mora than the usual guarantee Washington and Baltimore ara drawing well and ao is Worcester Jersey city It not drawing very large crowds lust at present, but the attendance neverthelesa Is gratifying for toe kind of weather we are having The attendance will undoubt edly be larger later on Hariford has bad a streak of hard luck, and the peoplt there seem to take It very much to heart. Wilmington bat done very IHUe but la ilowly getting thera what do you thing of tbe ttrtngtli of the various teamai I conilder them all about evenly matched In fact, J da not know of a league where there is lomach un certalnlvat to which team will win at in tho Atlantlo Association Jetiey City It now playing a good, strong fame baring bsen greatly etrengihen-l by Cturlti Brady and catcher Murnby Tbe Hartford team It be lug ttrengtbene L an 1 will do much batter than it bat been doing The Wilmington team Ii no slouch of an organization, and ought to win a good tharo of the gamrs trom now on. lbs prospects of the Atlantlo Association I oomlder ai rosy at auy base ball organization Iu tbo conutry," Illlllurda atnd I'nol. The championship matcti at continuous pool between Chariot Manning an t Albert Powera the preient chain pl n. will be piaiel on June l, .11 and Jl at Maurice Daly t billiard room Waihlugtun ureal, Brooklyn. There will be an eicltlng pool match at the Bart wtirr, New lirk Bay thure this evening, be tween Mr Samuel knight ei chanmlon miS Mr. Iiarlet Manning The match win consist of 11 points and will be for li a tide This will be preoe led by a soliialro match betwteu Mr kiigbtanlMr Ballard, Jr, for a sllvsr cult. Scuta will be reserved for ladiea The ataudli g of the men competing in tbe coutinuoua handicap blitiarl tournament of the Kings Countt W hielnien is as follows .tonic Hon. Lost. t&mt. Won, Lot' Rmith 4 u Miles 1 2 Bowdlth 3 I steret 3 2 Mcltren .2 2 Nelles 0 J Bensliiger 2 (Mon Borstal 0 4 Mcl'onsld 1 1 llnu.m o 1 loug ......1 Ulrvlger 0 1 JtuHe Hall WiiBlaluutOB I'tarex To-day, Brooklyn va Chicago. The great Anaon an I hll Colta Ladles rrce this day Adm. boo (lame at 4 P. M l If ill av L road direct. To-morrow, Chicago two games Ma. llatae Hull To-day Ilrolhrrhood Park. Grand championship gsme Pittsburgh va. New York, game called 4 P M 1 adnilailou 80c Aiv. Iluae Hull New I'olo Oronuda To. duy. Grand League thaim ionshlp game Cincinnati va Sew Vork name, 4 P li Admission, iuc -AJo llaae Ball Kaatern I'ttrk To.dar. Brooklyn vs rieveiand 4PV Udlet' dy Ladlet frtt to Park and Otaud 8land.-dt IttTnntfATlOHAL TENNIS MAXCU. Pettltt has Math the nest of Yesterday's PBw With Hatiaders, CcryrigAt, 1MX. t Tub Btm JXnMiw end ruottiMnt jntKlalUyn. Lonoov, Mot 23,-Tho second day's play be twoen Pettltt and Sounders for tho world's tennis championship commoncod at Dublin to-day before a brilliant company, which in eluded rrlnoo Edward of Baio-Wolmar. Hoth players wore in admlrablo form, and woro fre quently applauded for their skill, lhe gnmos woro won alternately until tho fifth, which Tot tltt took as woll as the sixth. Thon Baundors put on stoam, and amid considerable oiclto ment won the noxt four eamos In quick suc cession. Tnosi nrnrr. cniBiis iivtobrs. In tho second set rottltt w as evidently on his mottlo. and, playing coolly nnd with fluo stylo, rapidly scorod three games running. Hnundors won tho fourth, Tottltt tho filth, Baundors tho sixth and soonth, altor which 1'ottitt had things all his own war, winning tho remaining I gamos and tho sot. I In tho third sot Pettltt scored tho first two, Saunders the third, and alternato gamos fol lowed until tho last four, which woro won by Pettltt, In tho fourth sot Baundors Bcorod first, but nfter a tough struggle Pettltt won tho sot, making tho rosult of tho day's play Pottltt throe, Saunders ono sot, and tho scoro to tlmo four each, i'rlduy's play is awaited with gioat IntoroBt, I-atTa Tennis. The lawn tennis tournament of the Berkeley Athletla Club was continued yesterday on the club grounds at Morns Dock Owing to tbe fact ot its being ladies day and a lawn party of unusual proportions being In prog rsss, the number of onlooker! during the inuicbei wai large. The Unt match to take p aoe was between S, Mu ormlck and 11 Merrick, both exi ert members of the Berkeley club. Two close lets were piajed, Hrrrlik wlunlng Thomaich between E A. Ibomaon and 1 H. Kellogg in the simllnal round was wou b) the latter. Thomson falling to put In an a; pear, nee lbs best con test ot the afternoon was the una! round tn the ladles' and gentlemen t doublea Mill Marlon Keed and Dr J H While playing agalnit Mlai Helen Head aud C. M Miller This match called forth long com nied ap plause and the playing of the la l eiperta was of an eiceedlngly good order Miss Keed and Dr W hue won lntwosetit Immediately follow lug the match Mitel but the lady champion of the w lork T and H. H. Parkins ot the sane olub played an Interesting exhibi tion match with te wlnueis of the mixed duublea on Decoration Day tbe tournament will bo brought to a close Tbe scores! Class B. open event, singlet Third ronndi n Iterrtck beat s McOormlck. 0 4, 04, u b Kellogg beat t A. Tbomatn bv derault MUed doubles Mnat roundl Vlas M ReedandDr J. B. wbtte beat Miss U. Bead and C M Miller, 04, 7-. Tennis at Princeton. Pamcrroa, May .8 One of the most interesting ten nta tournameuu in singles ever played In Princeton hat juii been concluded, and the champloniblp of tiie col lege wat again won by Jobnion, 'trj, who teems to be invincible aa far at Princeton tludenti are concerned. There were a larger number of entrlei than in former yean and a marked improvement In the plat ing Till the latt few round! the couteit lay between A. B Glad win. 'hi anl ernon 01 But finally Vernon won. aud thui had the honor of meeting Jobnion who wat ex eluded from the tournament, fur tbe ohampionablp, Jol nion tton easll lie soore! tlrst Round-iiUdwIn beat case 4. 0 5, Case beat Lord, 04 rt 3. II err lor. beat 1 ost, 0 a, 6 2. itanlln beat Hoblnson. 2 0, 0 2. 0 7, Betu beat kellog. ei i, 02 strong beat tireen 0 2. ti 4. Merchant beat Pemberton, 2 e. 60, 7 A, V ernon beat condit. 03 6 a. Second Round-GIadwln beat Cath. 0-3 84. Iterrlck beat Kankln 11 1. 14. strung beat Betu. 04, 01, ernon beat Merchant. 03 04 Third Hound-uiailwm beat lierrick, 3-e, 0-2, t 6, Ternon beat strong to A o I Unas ernon beat Oladtt in 00 C 1. 6 L Championship Johnson beat ernon, 00, 0 L, 84 Tennis ut New Iltaveu. Nsw H1VB5, May 2S. Tbe tennis tournament of the New Haven Lawn Club opened to day the result Preliminary Bound B. Feliowi defeated W Trow bridge 03, 01, F O Beach defeated 0 Ornener, en, 0-0, C. A. McChell defeated C B I eels 1 3, 63 L Innsberry defeated c K. Bulllnga 0,, tt 3 I'. E. Halldeteatei II CWhtit b i, o-., F. Uuutlbg ton defeated T Hooker 2. b 1. rlrst Bound I. Uuntlnglon won from E. If English. 01 00. It V Beach defeated K II hernochln 04, 0 J, I. Sanford defeated J Nichola Jr 4 ti, o L. becond tlouad-L. Sanford beat It. Beach. C J, 64. Can Sunlup be Held f Dnnlap went to hit borne tn Philadelphia yesterday dliguited. and ai he expressed himself to a srv re porter, "lit itay there unlit 1 get my price for placing bail." "But yon gave your word that yon would sign with the N ew i ork (P. L.) clnb 1 Oh, no, I didn t, either I think I have done a great deal to serve the New 1 ork club by volunteering my tervlcee to play In one game, and if it wanted me so badly my terms ought to have been accepted. 1 m for Dunfap alt tbe lime andl pro.ioee todo buainest In my own way hereafter If I was a Brotherhood man thlnn would be different.' 'The New York Club then declined to accedo to yoar terms" Idontsaytbat The club was willing to give me for a) ear wi at I askr 1 but I stated thai I wanted a two-years' contract and ajtance money or 1 rould not a gu Buppoie I signed a t ear a coutract and pla ed during that time, aud lu the se midyear for tome cause or other tbe club wanted to get rid ot me, all It would have to do would be to give uie thirty days' notice aud on I would go I don 1 1 ropote thai any club sbaU bare an opportunity to do that and furthermore, it a been my oustom to sign an exten le I contract 11m Keefe was tbe man ttho went to Philadelphia 10 secure Dunlap for the Sew lork rP I.) club, anuihts version ot tbe deal dl-tera entirely trom that of Dun lap a 'When 1 approached liunlap upon 'he Mubteet ot signing a contrail, tali Keefe Dunlap did Insist upon tlgnlng a two eara contract, but when he rtslted this city upon fnvlta Ion of Manager t wing, and the two had a talk In regard to lhe matter Dunlap agreed then aud there to slk,xi a New York lub contract for a year at a salary of r tti. There ws not a word eald about a (wo years contract In that lutertiew Aud the only thing that prevented Dunlap e signature to a docu ment was that we ha nta contraot bandy "It wasonly yesterday that Dunlap told ns that be oould not play with the olub unless be had a contract for two years This we could not do. for tt would be breaking one ot tbe fundamental lawt ot tho Players' League Is Dunlap trie to sign with any club in tbe PIsj-era' League 1 "lean t lee how be can no gave hta word that he would llgu with the Net 1 ork Club and tbla wat done In the pretence of three or four witnesses. 1 am almost positive that we cum loll nlm It Ii rumored that the Hoaton National League Club would like to have Dunlap Tbla was brought to bis at tentlon yesterday, and bis replj was 'Well, I m open to atgn anywhere but I must bate mr figurea If Boa ton or any other club wauls me they U halo toaayao lihallnotgo to lham, tiiatiiure." llaae Hull Notes. Jeriey City and Ilarlford play at Eraitlna next Bnnday. The New naren team made $1,300 last weei outside at all expeuies LonJohn Tener Is tbe best pitcher tbe Pittsburgh (P L) team hate gob The Newark Club "111 I lay their opening game at their old grounds to day The Jersey City (lub have signed Catcher Dan Mur pby late of the Sioux tty Inu The New 1 ork (S I.) team will pnt In tbe Murphy battery 10 day against tbo 1 liielnnatl club. To-morrow mornings game at Oakland Park will be called at 10 30 Instead 01 Uo clock as first arraugsd. Cape Ned Hanlonof lhe Pittsburgh (P I, team at trlbutss the poor shotting of bis club to the high living; of lils playera Tbe lerter City Club are in a crippled condition Bur dock Douley. Itsinie) Collins McDermutt. and Turner are all laid up. It wat bard luck fnr ew Vork to lose yesterday to Chlosgo at at two different tlmea Deuuy could have won it by a bit Manager fitmmnnt of the Wilmington! lias released Catcher Wlimer Ulaik Beyond Baseman Creegan, and Pitcher Jainet Ualllgan. Mnirle wagered a suit of clothei with Anion yetter day that the Nsw iorks ttould beat tbe Chicago! out In the raco fur the pennant, Rnsle won two out of ftur games he pitched agalnit theNew 1 orks last seas n aud not three, as erroneously staled in Tug Hin veaierday The I hlcago National league team will make their fret appearance against the lirtoklyu lub at Washing ton Park this afieruoou It will be ladles' day Short stop Tommy Corcoran who deserted the New Haven fain to luiu the I ituburgh It' 1.) tram, baa been laid off on account l lour plajlng President Braden of tbe Atlantic Association lias Just eutpended him 1 BiBiltoiov, May At snexecullve ineeilngof the Inter diate league onlcla a 10 be held In I e rla 10 mor row morning oalesburr will be dropied and Indian apolla tubsiituled in llallace Thlsvtll make the In ter Slate League ono of the tlrongeiL Ibdlauspolis will open in (Juiucy next Mon Ity The I'blladelph a Play rt League lub held Itaweekly meeting on Tuesdar 1 iflit- 1 resident love was ex letted 10 resign He did HOI do so 1 owever and he was not asked lores gn nor did any out hint that his resignation was dei-Trai le ligarty will i lay centre and love win be Ire-ldeut This littles Iho fight be tween tbo captain aud I resident. Unit line The closing game of lhe Arlington bowling tnorna rneni la down for June 4 at (tales and Notirand ave Hues. Brooklru (,eorge lough aud other eminent sphere stingers will be on I and lhe i oiumbus Howling Hub of 1 reoklyn wound up their bowling seas nju a blaie of glory on Tueslay etrsnluglast chronic abtrniset were tontpkuoua fi r their ireaence on llila u salon all owing to a quiet re port lhal bad been circulated to the effect II at Kim rade Ororge Hau would Invite the! bori to atilal at tbe celebration of his both birth lay After the gams tbe bots adjourned to tbe Columbus Club rooma I resllelit Wlllani Outruler (li behalf of the cub iretiniel George with a tealitlful i Alio the ban lie of which con lalntatlriklugl kenesa of the re,leit tin became to embarrassed that He 1 alerre the silver triune I orator of the club actel as Ins sulsiltuie lliereali.r on Invitation nft omrale I au the bo) t partook uf the I delicacies provided by the caned man for their edlflca tlou. after which songs speeches. Ac enlivened the towlersuntUdawuanoouucsd that it was time to ad Jouru AMONO 1HK AXUtUTES. The New fartlund Intercollegiate Oassea. WoBCMTxa.MBr2a.-The annual field sports of the New Kngland Intercollegiate Assoclstion took place this afternoon some I 'Oj siectatort bslng present, although the day wm cold and rainy The event ot lhe day was the beating of tbe record for a Handing high Jump by Crook of WIIHaini who wai credited with 3 feet lie. Inchea the record being 3 feel IX Inches. The referee wat Ueorge W, larr, I reildentot the Man battan Athletic club Tho evtntt aud tbe wlnuirt werei loo 1 ardt Iiath-Flnat heat won by Baley of Amherst In I0, seconds, Willlsmsof Dartmouth lecond. Tug of war between Dartmouth and W Illlsms-Won by Wllliatniby Jjofau Inch, second trll tt on bj WIIHaini '4 of an Inch. Helttnlle run, 14 entrlet-Won by Jackson of Am tin"' ,n i minutes a l 3 tecondii Ilatohlniof Trinity sec e'i.,,,ri1". Jordlerate-Hntl beat won by Lnddlngton er Amherst In 1 7c, seconds Ha aton of w tale) an second. f,K u.,u.'s.'n mriei won by I-wing of Amherst, with Hfeetslnehet, in Jumping oB a tie, llorey of t,J5?,,hu"Jf''.',.,1"ll'r'lnlv)rd daih-Plnal heat won 1 tetoud r,n"""1' l-J iicoudii Dadmuud eT.0imll, htccle race nine entries, won by llallock M Amherst Iu minutes 4 1 ateioudt, Dtiaboue ot Am iicrtt second. in0.". ron".lv entries, won by Wells of Amhent to ninnies 01 ,,econdsi tarr of Williams secoud Tlirowlug HUpoun I hainmsr. thirteen enlrlea won by r,.r." ""bertinouib. with S3 feet luluches, Little of Dartmouth second. Uuaner mile Bun-Twelve entries, won by Fhattnck teconti JJ leconda Jackiou of Amhertt ..("t't.",.1"1 High Jump-! Ight entries, won by Crook ;l 'Wl llama 4 feet luincbesi tiab ut Worcester lecond. a teet luchea Two llunJre I and Twenty Yard! Hurdle Bace-Hual Vfi, ?.nV. Aloln.sseconls Italsion tecoud "lie walk Ten entries won b i.regg f tmheritlni 7 mlnniesjj seconds Itaub or Amherst so ond uuuuing II gh Jump-sevtn entritt won by Barrowt lecond 1UHU r,et lacu", Baucis of Wiuiamt I ultlng in-nound Sbot-tleveu entries, won bv Alex an lerot Amhertt with 31 feet oc, luchea Houghton of Amuerst secund .eMVY?''"' 1,ro'1 JtunP Ught enlrlea Won bv Crook otwniams with iuieet44 incbet Uesber ot 'Ttmity se ond Btiimlng Broad Jump Ten enlrlea Won by Toller of moruihse ""h ft J inches llninplireji ot Dart 1 .T.w.'m". "on-set en entries Won by We is of Am second luml"ul" -Ja seconds Carr of WUIIama, ml!l?h A.mt','.W ""'J I0" 10 n", "rowrt. I Dart mouth is Williams 3 The Amherst boys were Jubilant arter the events it ere over and made a street parade, bsadsd bj a brasa baud. Ibe track wat wet and heavy I.udten' lluy ut the llerkeler OtuI. tester lay was ladles' day. In the fullest tneoningof the word at the Herktle) OvnL That la the Berkeley Ladles' Athlstlc Club took potaeas on of tbo grounds and, while they did not glvo an exhlblilon of rekular atbletlo feata tbe eutertatnineut, which was prepatel by them for ibelr friends waa attended In largo num bers and most heartily a predated The young ladles ot course, were 1 resent In swarms and added grace and beauty to tho scene A ilvelj brasa baud kept the vialtori lugool spirits by lu exhilarating music while ice cream aud cake served by the young ladlet ot tho atbieilo club contributed to the ihj.lcal enjoyment leatt" k'U"U' "ot cooling their eulbualaam In the r 2W lh Z1."' I"'"1 Py given by the Berkeley ft."" ,A!l'!"c Cluu and if all ruturo ones can bens suocestfnltheto parties will be looked torn ard to with most .enjoyable antlcll atloi a The llecepliou Commit 1 V? ","!b"rgo of the aSalr consisted of Mrs A W llakh !?JKf ,lr" ".L.Hngk.antlMlailllil as.l.tel ni.li'K u'V Bllr BufllK lurra). Jogla, Olcott, uruih McLaer Brownln.- Comptou Oortea De ,ar msndla and Hrmelioter Maeltl wai the caterer ?t!",-,rl".w"tch?J w1"' tppnrent Interest a number of the Colombia athletes who tt ere training on tbe grounds ror the coming Intercollegiate gamea and Welsh by cearlngteri teet lu the pole .vault, was heartily ap. plauded The awn lentils tiunament began about J 0 clock and interest bsa entred uon Hie nnals lu tbo I'oles and gentlemeu t doubles In the touruameut which I as been g dug on for several da) a ,Jel" then betook themselves to the Berkeley Athletic lub boa house and the wharves of tbe aoh 1 ,""',,ch Jompany lowliness the t rst annual re jratlaor the club While tbe raceB did not sho much tjuailng skill or science 011 the j art if lhe oarsmen this I dencleuoy was overloi ked In tho enthusiasm and ex cllemeut among the eiettaiora The races started from ?f".w "athiugton Hridge and Hiiim ed opposite the Berkeley be ai home making tbo distance a little lets than one mile c.t.T" boys' doubles won by 0 Webb and P. f'tbbine, Dean Clark, coxsttalu against O White and T I 11 Hrtdaeman s. hent ogswaliL In the gentlemen t doublea.! II Mellen.ndCK lleekman beat K h sties and n W Warner with apparent eare The bott tnj r ice proved to bo almi it as exciting ai the larger races. Fourtoja II. Klce 1 llellen P stlnblns anl lv Welb I each In his little tub, starle 1 rrom the tioat of the I oat I bouse to pa Idle around arottbnat anch rol about lit teen feet distant like I mbled Into tbe water afier iho first few a llles unl ttheu tie 1 oat was reacliel only two tuba tt ere In tbe ra e The homestretch bei.au to be exciting until another I oy tt em ,iut of h tub Into the water and I ugene llellen paddled safely home and receive 1 the tlitor a cheers. Am nig those ireaeutttere tin I ewi Tiffany Miss Wesuu Mrs. Jaj Could, Mra. Ecbtird Gould, and Mra Henry Walruua, 1'rlnccton'M Chniicex ut Sitturduy'n Dames. PBitcirtON. Hay2i4 Princeton's bopesof winning an) retpectab e place In tbo Intercollegiate garnet leem to be gradually ilipping away as the events draw nigh. The tng-of-war team which wai recently reorgantxod. and whioli ll was expected wool I win at leatt secon I place la again broken up through tbe lllnesa uf II. I. 11 Hetideritoii No. J, the sirougeit fuller on the team. Hen lerson baa an attack or the mumps, ond will be unable for any wi rk lor some vteeka As Council la if little service fn hla place. It li doubtful whether anr team will enter In Saturday a gamea. Head) Tor bitturday. CmsBtprB, May Jri Tbo Mott Haven men worked to day for the last tltne. an 1 to morrow thev will take little or no exercise Thev go to New Vork onfrlday and spend the nlgbt at the Park Avenue Hotel Tbe team is lo have a spsclal car on the way down, and a aeconl car wlllle re-erveil for the team 4 lunporten TI e men v. ill return on Saturdat afternoon Harvard ba an exceed ugly goo 1 leim this rear and It Is con ceded even ty mn fr un other college, that ebe baa the best chance ot winning Ibe Mott liaven cup. Itecotd llreaklne at Princeton. Pnuccrrov, May 28 Two college records were broken thii afternoon on the 'varsity grounds. The college recorl of 37 feet in putting the ihot wai broken by 11 I II lanewiy who put it IP teet I inches C C JetTer 1 aon vt ho has tint thrown tho hammer till tblt season firutntsee to be a tuccettlul d ark horss for lhe Intercol egiate games at the Berkeley otal next -taturdat Uo ilisili guuhed I in self tu day at a hummer thrower lu Bending It a dlttanco of uo feet, breaking; tbe college record bySfeec A'O.'JA o. Jlti: HATER. Troubles of tbo Ilrudford Crew, Rostok May 2 The trouble in the Bradford crew teems to be mure terlous than v. as at tint I elleved and tilers are some who think internal strife will give Fri da) 1 race to Hie Atalantaa Ti ere was an Interesting episode on -uuday which exi lalna a sudden disruption. Cummlng. who had left the Bradford crew before he was derosed from the stroke oar and placed in tbe bow, tbe story uf whlob appeared In Tux Scv. determined to be revenged, so he cellected a crew of eight oarsmen, live of whuru were on latt jean Uradford crew, and follows 1 ibe Bratfordnp the rlter On the war down the) bad a hot brush 11 e t 1 mmlug crew lay they beat the regular Bradford crew by a length In half a minute lli-Ilradt rdatuim that Iheyatarted lu three lengths behlnl mid that lhe) ganel two lengths on the I umiulng crev. lu that nttaiice. As tbe bovt uf tbe Bra lford shsll beran lu isi the stern or tbe Cummlng oraft the coxattulu gave he order "tome up Only a portl n of the ere resp inde 1 and the Bradford! toj jed rowing There ttaa evidently trouble brewing It broke nntttheii ibe rewreaihed tbe boat houte. Muuroe was charged 1 one of the other oarimeu with tiav t g refute i to ooe) rlera He jtdmtliel that he d dn t respond with a quicker itr ko tt henor 1 re I to anl an an explanation, said tl at be was aire tlv trail ei dottn tine enough and he dl in 1 Intend in exert hiiutelf for nothing There were afewmorev, r la an 1 Muuroe went, off In a tiff W belt the crew went on fi r a si In on Monday Monroe ttaa not mere und umuilng tu k his pace This row ut watchelwllh anx ely b) the frleuds ot the Bra lford crew and strenuous eHorts are bolnir made to heal the breach. Yuclttlng. Mr Potlleyi big schooner Bamona is np at Tarry ton 11 1 ut she scorning down to da) to Join the IteuL Slum latt. Van vlrck left the steam )acht Nnrma last week ler owner las not succeeded In securing a skin er A Icrtlaua pllut ut said to bo In command at pieacht. The srhomer Sachem goes Into commission to day and a doe the cutter urlna now owned by Mr iieure 10 uaMa Mr I aimer s sihooner Marguerite l)lng at Teboswharr Is being put In trim for the season Hoth ber 11 art are out Ibe mainmast is to teahonenel four feat and the foremast three feet. The little blai k sloop hangar Is on Ayers s ways getting read) to go up to Larctuuont on Saturday to sail against the Arab A art from lhe large fleet of yaclns that wli race In the tarl us events 1 n Decoration Da), quite a large fleet willg out to carry tiietta'ors The ileum ra hit will li elude lhe Kadlia now un Downing A Lawrsn esdry d si (he Lleclra (ommodore Germ ban i-ume steamer and tl oiiagrhipo theNew lurk lar'i (lub Mr I, llebedicts Oneida lhe Avenel an 1 thera Th Udetto owned ly Mr Irel lauler'lt ttsntto New on icsierday ice ommo lore 1 athain A 1 itli a cl 1 per st I ooner tlraillng ttas having her stlls bent 1 ottn at south lln ok tu where liie sloop Sliatnr ck un w uitrlngham ittii Is havlbaker bull below the water line 1 ut lu first class shape I bey "Will Meet on .Jiinei S41 loi (il,(IU(. The Board of Directors of tl e Puritan Club of Long leiaul 1 Ity held a meeting yrsirrds) lu this cltr. It was the tlrst meeting of iho Board ituce tho Iteag tn and Mcl or tight The meml ers preteut were Geo ge Bui wer, I retldent. J suy ler friti k Carroll trank sieteu s 11 anl William I Warding u t ng secrelur) It was declite 1 tomler a 1 irte r f irl for a glute cut tesi he 1 tvteeu Jot k llopier anl BUI) Dare). 1 lie noitett is not lute Iml edit am eperlal imnib rof round, t ui Mar i.ulsut cueei sberrt rules tt ill g tern Tie referee is i) be selected at tl e I f o irii office on June H and the men are to weigh In oil June 4 ttte ve I n irs bafore entering the ring Cue eek I efore tie con est the turse villi te deli'is! ed wllh 1 Irhard K lot Itel'url I tan C ub astiimrs full maiiatremrnt of the altair and no tickela wl 1 be for sate on!) itt the club lioi --on Bur tleu avenue on the evening of t e couteat, vthith la to be decided on luesda) eveniug Jiiuo.t. A Lively "lio" ul Hiirr.tlii. I BrrrlLn. May jh About roo jersini Atiemh ed at He Travellers' Clubs rooms aal night tn w niesi a 'mill between I iters Waters anl Ike tarrelu All voted it tin best 1 glit the) bad seen in uiai Ada) Twent) 'lie round were luich Drat 1 tin uuti laving the adv ntage and then Ih uller At times bo 11 men were very gri gg) ui d a little 1 ulirh woull 1 uve sent either tn tbe lanl if Mori heua laire I I wever in ted tie beat general ami w n after a le 1 erate faitle Jl tb men w,re ba lit 1 urn-tied W x ers 1 1st lug I r lurrell s w 11 d v, e tl e lalter ilevoti J I 1- alien 1 t nti bis 111 luMt he I face aid jaw, ev lelltlt wi rktug for a knutkuut f Do )ou paddle t or own canoe I Our(ntfor Jure Just out tells )ou wist fun the bolt Lave at the aunual canoe meet, l.ewdlt AJtv RAC1VO AX LAIONIA. Poor Day for Favorites Fonr or These Beaten by (Short Horses. Cincinnati, May 28. For a day without ft stako raco on tho programme, there was raro sport this afternoon at LatonlaParlcevorr ono ot tho Ave races mulling In flno contosts. Four of tho flvo favorites went down, tho wlnnors. Happiness, Corlnno, Klnnoy. Hydy, Olacknor, and Prince Albort, with tho oxcop tloa of the latter, bolng frlondly to lovers of short horsos. Tbo wonthor was flno, the at toudanco largo, and the track fast Btoppo proved hlmsolt ono ot tho coming lookers by piloting two of tho wlnnors to victory In bril liant stjlo. Tho llrst raco, selling, purse, for threo-year-oldB and upward, one mllo and sovontr yards, bad a Hold of four startors. Mamie Forso was n 10 to 7 favorlto; but her return trom Louis Tillo. whoro she wont to be brod to ilucbanan. Is no doubt the cause of hor miserable show ing, she finishing nbsolutoly last. 1 ho winner was Happiness, 101, ridden b) Ilritton, at 3 to 1 against hor In the betting She won cleverlr by a laugth from Clermanlc, who boat Bllvsr Klng a length and a hall for soeond place; tlmo 1.49. l'laco oclds-3 to 5 Uappluess; a to 1 Oermnnlo, 1 his was tho wlnnors soeond win this soa son. Bbelsavory handsome mare. A field ol ten wont to the post In tho second rnco, a purso fnr muldoti two-roar-olds, llvo furlongs .Milt xoung was a Bttong Invorlto. but he died away In tho strotob. and Corlnno Kluuoy. 1U-I. It. Williams up. who lead through put, won clot erly by half lougth from Cnrroll liold. 1U8, ridden by Qoodale, who boat llarry ltuy a nock for soeond piuco. 1 Imo. 1 03u tbo )aut el,n n,,l(t nt tliA rllatoiipo thtla for illirlno i tho i rosout mooting. Post odds -8 to 1 Corlnno Klnnoy, J to 1 each Corlnno hlnnov and Car roll Hold for placo. Tho winner, a daughter of Mr. lkkwkk. and Alllo Long, has started Bo oral tlmos this season, but until to-day sh wed nothing llko winning form. Cnrroll held, tho runner up, will boar waiohlng. Ho Is bi 1'on llroecic's Bon. Con Crogan, out ot tho dam of Bontnlone. Jlllldalo was the favorlto In tho third raco, a purso for maidens ot all agos, ono mllo. Ho ran n disappointing race. Hydy. lill, J. Bteppo up. and 4 to 1 lu the betting, won, ridden out by a length from King ltogont, who could hardly havo lost had Ovortou dono anything; but placo til in out of the raco on tho first turn. Lugenlo was third, six lengths off. Tlmo. 1 4d a Tho winner Is a throo-yenr-old, by Hjdor All, dntu Addlo Warron. Uo belongs to Scoggaii Mros. 'Iho Ovoruleht Hnndlcap Sweopstakos for throo-yonr-nldB and upward, ono mllo nnd thieo Blxtoonths. was tho next race. Jlrando I lotto wits sui h a strong favorlto that she was nearly backod off tho boards, alio died awav. howovor In vain endeavors to lo-o tho Hold, find tho ilulsh waB conllnodto Glooknor. l'JO. Johnson up. ond Cocll II. 1)7, Uoyer In tho saildlo, tllocknor winning In adrhlus finish by a liiilf longtb. Nowciihtlo third, a length oil. Time, 2 U.!4, a vory fast raco for Glocknor at thut weight. Post odds, 5 to 1 against Glock nor: t ucl) 11.. ti to 1 place. Glockner seams to grow bottor dally and he bids fair tn provo an other checkniato to Owner Jim Williams. I The Bweepstakos, ono mile and fifty yards, i for three-) ear-olds and upward, ondod the 1 day's racing 1'ilnco Albert. Ub, J. Hteppo up. and Paliende. lOu, rlddsn by Britton. woie ciunl tavtirltos at 0 to S agaluAt each. Tbo Ilnlsh was confined to this pntr, Prlnoo Albert winning by a hall longtb, after a driving finish. Outbound, who was a sore disappointment to mnny friends, was beaton threo lengths for Bot ond place Tlmo, 1-4GX. Lntrlos and weights for to-morrow's racos aroas follows: Hrst Race Selling pone one mite and a alxteenth, for three year ol Is and upward, silver Lake llappl nest, fuunybrook. bauordo, oo each, Mamie Konio, lot, BruukfuL 107. second Itace Selling pnrre one mile, for three year ol Is and upwarc Llarry VVeedun, Oj, Pompey, led, Water MourOeld. Ill each. Third Race Handicap sweepstakes nine fnrlonga, for three year oldi and upward. 1 tllian Llndity, tH Lena, Cleburne Itseacn Pell Mell 10J. Plyton. IIS, Tenacity, Ho. Business, Alia noeacn, El Hopper 100. Fourth Race Purse dve furlonga for two-year old colts Lobold Bramble Bush Lancelot, Major Thorn ton. The looker Tom Rogers Un eacbl Boseland, Sir Planet. VVoodfnrd. fcd Leonard, Kingman, Jay Jay Cee, Mem nt. 1 Cesoh Mtth laee-( Itnpetta Stake! five fnrlonga fortwo vear oil miles. orlnne, Kinney 110 Ida Plckwlok, IJ' caprice Martha Allen ornle Buckingham, hthet Anne llizabeih lilndooette B realit. Park Rldga su ter Lin ta UMeach Melenle, 110, Lady Washington, 122. Weather good track laiL DECORATION DAT EVENTS. Where Ono Cun Enjoy lllmaelf-A Ble Day for the Sjipurls. TlCnTI50 Knickerbocker Taeht Ciub races East River. Harlem Vacht Clnb races Sast River New Rochelle ifacht lub racee-Loug Island SoancL Brooklyn acht club opening sail Lower bay. At artlc lac 'it Clnb opening sail Lower hay V unkera-corlnibian Yacht Club opening taU Hndion Wver Paronla V acht Club opening tall Upper bay V orkt llle acht Club opening sail l-.stt River. Kill von Hull tacht Club raoe Kill Ton KnlL Corinthian Navy Cruise Last Elver and Long- laland Sound Jersey City Tacht Clnb opening Ball Upper bay. Oceanio Yacht club opening sail Upper Day. 1-xcelslor Vacht Club openlnc sail upper bay Cedar Point aobt Uubopenlng tall Cedar Point, Ban- laiunt conn south Bonon open regatta. Fall Klver Orst annual New lledforl opening race Cape Col Last Dennta Mass, Bay View crulae Boaton. Corlnthlan-Marblahead. ATBLXTIC Brighton A. a games Cypreu Btlla Javier Outtng and A. A. games New Dorp B. L New Jersey A. C. tames Bergen Point, N.J, Bed ank A A. games-Bed Bank N. J. JeiTerton College garnet Plttibnrgb, Pa. Interscholotrlo games Prlncetoa Oulllof St John games Isllp. L L Amity A C garnet Woodtlde. L. L ioiikenA.0 opening Vonkera T M c. A games Philadelphia Active A. (t games Currt t woods, Itoboken, K. J Mountaineer bng Co. A 0 gamea tonkera Y VI c a entertainment Orange Bcottlab A, A. u games Jersey city. New lork Slate intercollegiate garnet Ryraoufe. St Patrick Alliance c gamea-Jonea Wooda. Olympic l. A garnet San Iranclico Pastime JL I games st Loula loot race MerlJen Conn. t. M c. A.oullng Oreenwood Lake National A C games Rldgowood Park. Metropolitan Steuog Ann. outing Bocklinfi Lake Turners garnet N ewark snoonita Kew fork Rlfja Club Creedmoor L L Irvlngton Gun Club Irvinglon. N Y Dexter Park shooting Association Dexter Park. Cannon va Campbell-Long Branch. Boiling -prlng (,un Club Caristadt, N J. Newark shooting Society Orange N. J. Hackeuaa k t,un lub llaekensack, N J. Monahan Oun lob Jamaica, L. 1, Shoot at I Imsford N. Y Shooting at Claremont, N J W ashington Heights Clnb shoot 172d BtTttt. Miller Kltis Cinb-Hoboken Shooting at Prb a-Newark Routh si le llun l Inb shoot Newark Bot kaw av Point Club shoot Rockaway Point CltUens' Bide Club-Mertden. Conn. ttnxEcixa Taenty five mile road race Mllbarn. J. Annual meet 1. A. W -I'lalnllelO, N. J. 1 ullinan road race Chicago Itace meet at Worcester Mita Itace meet. Rome lub Lome, N T, Cttlens Blcjcle Olub outing Aunual meet Maine diriaion L A W. Lewlston Me. Prospect w beelmen. championship race Milt)urn.N. J. Columlla i)i lists, road race Philadelphia w t eelmen a oeutorr run Brie lo Buffalo, N k, Wheelmen t meet nuuhur), Pa IQUITIC. Orion Boat Club o rntng Jersey City Iteighta Harlem River Regatta AHan Harlem River. Huston A. A vs Bowdoln I ullege Boston lone ttar Boat C'lun opening Harlem. I nttalo Canoe Css u ttiesl ila) nnl e Passal Blver Rowing Ate u regatta Newark Knltkerbo ker Luuu I lub Foot Wtsllua'dsL Ituce l asey va Ji tee Boaton Irleudal Ip Boat lub plcnio ashington Park. Stolen Island A. C. regatta W est New Brighton CBICKir t'alaraon va N J A C raterton SL Auatln s school-New Bright n. B. I Staten Island t I vs i.ennautow u I Ivlngiton, B. L Manhattan c tt 1 1 ngwood lloaloo. osmopolltan t s Amaieur League Central Park Mauhattan va New lork, atcuud elevens Proipect Park kings county vs Trenton Trenton New Yorki ta Berkeley Berkeley OyaL Laws TIMML ClnthlngA. C Mtruer Flushing I llrabeib lawn ten Is gamrs-h Hrabeth, Berkeley A i lu imet Herkeley Oval. UatbutU Pie d club Tourney rlatbuia. rOOTBlLL. Brookljn vi Shamrock Prnsiect Park. Noupare,! va Longfellow llhizewood. 11CB0KI rbtladelphla va Lthlgb-Bethlehem, Pa. BOXIltQ. Vteirvs Murphy Iloboken. Wtirellnc The Klngi County Wheelmen will bold a club run to Hath Heath on Sunday, (It Murihy of the King! County Whiiltuen will cnmtiete in tbe New Haven races oil June a iieurge V. Nes'.lit is a fir, ns favorue for lhe clnb rua I rate of the New lork Blc)cle Club on June laji lullerof the tirookl)ii Ilicycle Club haa called u muouilght run fur June 2 for down tbe Boulevard. Ac inblnel tlubriiu of the New York and Brooklyn bic)c e clubs will be he dou Junes to Fort scbuj er. W J tore ran the well known bicycle trainer o-tvea hll opinion that Willie Wind!, has no iijual ai it Tractor man. Sclmmaihernf the Berkeley Athletic Clnb will com lte i all tbeaait yratcsat the Bergen Point meet bn Th kings onnty W heelmen s lantern parade will be held ii June ji the c ub mil also glvo a slag racket on the eatne etei Jug ,v-.vti in1", '""i" l'"l'P road race of the I eorta Hlisr al'lubnn fridat lust Hsrt Mtyert won from the scratch lutblriy nine minutes (in Butiirla) last two m re wheelmen met with acol h'.' !!Ar,",'c.".'.".rk ,M""r: nd Bon, er of I n.e jliuVul b'rufab"IU"" Mu" receiving rt'-IVW &')ii ',V.Ve"l .".laTr.tfw-h- Is'lr'aVnlnX r,d',nr;,,i',h',"ro'.drr"c." 0UUJ',' W,1ICU mi Are You Fond or Itleyellnarr nic! Wollf'sflCME Blacking W A manIlloent Deepa Hlack rollsht which latta WS raUen'tbouURTveektBndonWcimen'Bamoatlse 1 M Madam. Tonr TraTraya. Bread IVoxes axd Ooftes yjk Canisters look as if a new, clean ooat woald hlr fH tbm. Have yon evti tried the refreahlnc afloct ea 'flRI J. mritilrt ririrm It.. aBaTTrsTtJJsw tM WOLPP At ItANDOLPU, Pblladelpola. M Alk tn fm, nilnl and Tlw 1 arnlaniAf Btortt.' ,jtf biioonsa. W J.evens Uents Mills. f H. During the latt meetlnr of the Otenmore Bo4 an a! f Qun Club tt was decided to accept the Invitation Issued 1 AW. by the lountaln Oun Clnb for their cup shoot, to be III heldon June Sat VVoodlawn Park In conilderltur the, JfH claimi of clnb membents a position on the team of Wj five, which will repre-ent the Olenmore Club, Or. Tow- tj ell thought that William Mills, known to all frequenter f jfl of Dexter Park as Billy, would be a good man, while 1' 'ti Mr. W. II. Feloverwatot tbe opinion that there wars 4 7j equally good or bettsr shooters on tbe list of member- J thlp Mr Powell asked his colleague to name bit man, and Mr felover promptly replied that he thought WU- B llama Levens of latt Jtewlork could thootat well at IT Mttla The outcome of the matter wai that a maun ft wai arranged to be shot off by Mills land ILevlna. and li a coin was tossed up tn decide lf the contest ihould n be for a pune ot fl()or-V(l Je The coin fall In favor of the imallsr amount, and both 19 gentlemen contributed their quota The match earns a off yeeierday on L. Miller e Dexter Park ground. Thj Kj con lltluns were .'5 yards rise each man to iboolat.l tl blrda old Long liland rules gun below the elbow, one r barrel onl) ho yards boundary three minutes' urns wi forgathering the blrdt challenges forlbot marks al- 'A lowel An Intereite land excited crowd of tpeotators II wltneeied the battle, and a considerable amount of H money changed hands on tho result. Mr Selover looked If after Leteua while Mill t brother took care of the let- ter and Dr. Powell saw that bis mans opponent re- Jl celved no undue adtantage the Doctor challenging1 ll tbreo birds for shot marka Major J Pentr made avsry 1 eDIclent and to both parties molt acceptable referee. J Tbeioore' y) w Levens Rilled. 16 misled. 0. ft W. MUll-Kllled. 13. missed, 10 U The New Tork Klflo tTlnb. Tho lait Indoor thoot of the New York Bine Clnb was f held at the gallery, 1.2 St. Mark's plaoe, yeiterday. The "jj gold medal was won by Dr. Chadbourn. who had a fi handicap ot Uve pointa The silver medal went to Mr. n Ilerrington C u King captured the leather badfe. ?i The three medala will be awarded to the wlnnerl of tbs a competition to morrow on llio Creedmoor range. Yet- iC terdayttcore W.V T J Dolan. JIO 30 SIO A 11 V. B Daly 2J3 IS F9 ill Dr. E. Chadbourn 8) 5 S X M. Ilerrington 234 is arj C.0Klng 2M 2U 20 J fN. ostrom 22 10 214 IJ P. a Barker J2J Scratch. 223 Jaa Duane 222 bcratch. 22A ,H A.LllU)lr .03 21 JSO .1 Tho Olenmore ltod and Gat Clnb. The Olenmore Rod and Oun Club held Its regular 'U monthly shoot after the Levens Mills match tt L. Mil- f ler t Dexter Park yesterday afternoon. The scores: Jj W Levent jo jards fl, W. Belover. 20 yardt, 4. Dr. 91 Boehm, J7 yard! 4, J.Ochs, r. yardt, 4, II EchUcbtner, 28 yardt. I), E Helgans, JNyarda A Jardln. 22 yards. jK 7, l)r. Powell 27 yarda 7: c. Mi (lea J7 yarda 4i J. LL H Bcbllemann. 21yarda M. D. Van Wycklen. J7 yardt, 7. i 3 Tie ror badge, I birds each man-A. Jardln, Is Dr. Til Powell,.' D Van Utcklen, U. Sweepstakes at 3 blrda 2$ yards' rise, eight entered! I two prizes W. Letens, 3, D Van Wycklen, 3. E lieu gans 2. R. Phlster. Jr 3, tt". Belover, 2, J. Ooha, 8; 4.5 Anderson. 3, J Black, 3. Tbe JErle Gun Club. ffll The membert of the Eile Gun Club held a well at- A tended end quite an excttlnf shoot on the Woodlawa h. Park grounds yeiterday afternoon. Four of the nins Jf competitor! tied for the club medal and flrit prise ort t 7 ttralght, and the other five for lecond prize on 6 ont of the possible 7 Tbe shoot off of the tie was olote and long protracted, eapeclally between the two brothers F a and J Plate, tbe latter winning ultimately on the twenty third round In the tint sweepstakes, which followed tbe regular event, C Plate and Behtnadlcks divided first mono) on 22 out of 23 In the second tweenciraeff Domaon o. DetlefieaClarey. andElaatwr were tied tbe two Unt named dividing the prixe after outshootlnif iheir opponent! on tho eleventh round. The Zettler Rifle Club. M The Zeltier Rifle Club of New Tork took formal pce 'r union of lti new quarter! at 8J1 Bowery leal nishc P The member! anembied in front of their old Blamplns: ground, J07 Bowery, and marched from there to the A new stand After impectlng the many trnprovemants afll and taollltles of the gallery, whit h promlstt to becoms u one of tbe most popular tn the citv they sat down to a Js well prepared supier In the spacious meeting; room. Mr. (.It? i Out Itmtnermann, the well known New York rifle ,-aw hooter was the guest of the evening and many were tin tbe good wishes of hit clnb maiei that he might bo tnti tucceiaf til In bit eSurtt at the Berlin competition. y Sliootlnc Notes. A piitol match took place recently at Mnntch be- If tf tween Buffalo Bill tJohnnv Dalby and Prince Leopold fj, of llavkrla Plaster eggs tbrownlnlo the air were used. V? Prince Leopold defeated his adversary without the Or lllghteetdimculty 1 A shooting match took place on Tuesday evening at If Xettlersrule gallery between A. Slraub of the Turtle i. 8..K1!!S tlu.u and Junn ,n Rose mil Klile ,H Club The prize waa a gold watch worth 150, etch to "l have ten frames of nto shots each Diets won the I match by the following score Dielz, M, 6V 81. 37 37 st 33 3J-35!a341' ttb' 6- SS1, ViH CRICKET. IW' Tho Metropolltnn District Cricket Iarrae. Ifft The Executive Committee of tbe Metropolitan Die- jjfif trlct Cricket League met last night at 85 Broadway. Ij The following olubi were repreienttd- New Jeney A. WS C O. (I Turner. Manhattan. 3. a. EavU, CoimopoUun, Z Jerome Plannery King! County, W. J. Wood. Bedford. fV II. A. Ilolmei The Entertainment CommttUe reported I' a balancs on hand from the concert last Batnxdar .'i,'1"" w t,r ,VtS'r tln of Ibe MuSattan WiT I through Mr Davie offered the League a nrlMbai For 1 the player making the highest Individual acore darlnar the leaion, and the following was also readl uuxln ,iua,r worthy President and myself have for tome A, time been illsausilug the best meant ot Inorlaatnsthi a Interest among ibe playera in tbe League tsnM of rnatchea and I am authorized by the Iter VF, u lUma ford li I) to announce to you that be will present e f handsome cup to the player showing the best batllnar ft W"Wto,l'L"V,,,r;,1,0,w,anhsiiuxuiiave) pla)ed In not lets ibau six League matches durtaf the 4, Under the lamo condltloni as regards the number of matches p Uyed lu. I will present a similar enp to the V bowlsr showing the best average In the aame serlsa i We trust our desire to Increase His friendly rivalry M between the ulflerent League pla)ers will be fullr 'M realized and that tl wUI be the ui.ans of raising th, li standard of excellence In the most sclsntlflo onbdoor It game or the present day Tl at.".1.1!!'!. 'I11 coninmmate any arrangement JS that the Kx.cutlve Committee mar think nicesaary at S regard! this matter. Mr. Balnaford. owing to IHneas. ?J bavtng leftlt entirely In m) handa nurt very truly. W Jis D Burn Mie-Presldent'1 VM Theie cupa will be known at the Halniford Cun (for Kd batt-ry) and the Boyd cup (for bowling) J. a Davis $3 tendered hla realisation ai secretary or tbe League, at BW he will leave for .Chicago on Saturday night, and" M unanimous .rote i of thanks wai given him tbe delegates Ias7. all eipreaaing their regret at Lis leaving AntwSea- K retary wUI be appointed at the next meetlnr Mi, Jack HullWun Will Tactile Charley Sssltix. WM Jack Sullivan, tbe Sixth ward llH-120-pound boxer, ttfj who recently fought fiiotty Cox tosdrsw, Is snarnbl- ffejii tloui young fellow who want! backing for a match with Wffl tome good man. Jack Mulrlhlll of 2UH Front ttrtet uCvk told him that If he would tackle Charley Broith. the wit Pngllsh feather weight tn a six round go and make a w.M good showing sgulntt him lie umhfili would ven- HsTt tura troin fvi m ti in any inai li Bulllvan chose to 17v make The sixth warder weut over to Iloboken to sea Ht Capt. Mike BoTltyeaterday aud aaked for tbe privilege nt of a wha katlhel tig.lahmau. He Captain conferred MV with Smith who oald he waa willing to meet Bulllvan or JFv anybi dy else up lo l.J pounds and lo nlgbl wai screed vrV tipoufur the goat Knickerbocker Harden Bulllvan will fllr ve a few pounds tl e advantage lu weight, and taysbe vil will show how he can use all bet got Bmltliteyt "a rewpounlaone war or the of er. makes no dlAerSDce !J! tu me. tu there It apt to be soma fun to-night, ,J1, ffiiortiiiiian's 03ooiJ. I1AVK YOl' hi:en Ij the new Special Te-arnsment Tennlt Rail at Braid- lugs'! .If you are a Tenulet later and have not, then go A right down and examine tbla nne balL ou will not be B long in nuding Its superior points No tuch stltchlnr 7 nosuchsurface So ball was eter male en perftot In It all thee- eissntial points I'nif rm In weight reliable A In elatu Ity aud ma) Le de ei led upon to last beyond sV aiinalegaur Maiiufacluted by 'VS bPAl Ul.tu Ult.iTIIBRS. S41 Broadway W NOTICE TO FISI1T3RMEN! I e.!.11..!?'"' 'V Fon ,,Hwol 1'ra.imQlllplylnf res s hi ance handle screw II tup hoidatttai feet fine least tl 3. Linen leelllnet on b nek jilj feet u-thread. joe: 4sas J 'O'l-J 40 IS thread f.1 Bne edliuok. 101' Jjjf,01 ,l5) "bl' Koacletl ewivelt I "f I' "wlveia 1 dozen, swivel eureadere. H ,,,A,i' foot IV ilorea. a fnut sou. i. 'J0.,4' f"oodKseii.joa ic n0' 11 T.e'kf.1cVt.lfegub.,oriC!U'"P tor '"Hi jL M CODBT BT, NEAR c'ty'SuLu'iabOBXYII K. X. W

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M THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 18)0. B !7 NEWS OF THE RAILROADS. xnn TTitaiBitK r.ivxa Aannn xo stop VVIXISO HAIKU. I Ylee-a-reeldeat Codrlard of (he AteMeoe, 'Who Itrniic-.s About tbe Ae-reenaeat, I J.lecfed a-aeeperer Coairalesiloner or the I Trmk I.taea-llenreH- nnd .lar Ootild Out 1 eMae rcl1e Mall Illrcclnry. The final step win taken yestorday by the Presidents of tlin We torn railroads toward the gettleinetit of the rate war beyond Chleneo, and a r,n agreement was signed, to take effect en June lit. The nijreemont wan drawn up at a weo'fng In hlcnuo on Mar 23, and Tlilr I Vlce-I'ro-Ident James V. God. lard of tho Atchison, Topeka am' Santa t'i5 was Intrusted with the tnsk of petting the Presidents of tho lines Interested to sign It. Mr. Goddnrd's own rotid was n'l concerned, nor weie the Missouri l'arltln stid H Alton. The agreement spo i clflcallv lef.'ic to tho restoration of passenger rate betiv sen Chicago and Ht. Paul and Chicago and Kansas City. Tho throo roads mentlonod nre clilelh Intoro'ted In business botwoon Chicago and Ku I.otiK Kt. Louis and Kansas Cltr. and west of tho Missouri lllver. Mr. Gould's assurances tiil'halrmnn Mngounof the Atchison l.oard, mentioned In yoitorday's Bus, wote all thut was necessary to restore har mony among these three roads In the South west. 1 her entered Into u verbal ngrooment yesterday to rosturn rates also on Juno 10. roveral of tho Western Prosldents wore In tho 1 apt, ami Mr. (milliard nrrlvoit In Now Yoik josterdnyto rotnplote tho list of signa ture" to the written agreement onterod Into liy tho o'lior line". II" secured that of Presi dent Onkes of the Northern Paclflo In the morning nud till- nut a big point Rained, for the Insistence ot the .Northern Paclllo's loased line, the Wisconsin Central, on ndlfforcntlnl belwotn Chicago hihI Kt. I'.inl. had been a har rier to a entitlement. In tho afternoon Mr. (lo Idanl went In smirch of lloswell Mlllor, President nf i IP' i lileiuo. Milwaukee and M. I'nUl Itailroad. I U Mgti'ituro being tho rnlr on" luckiiiu to complete tho lint. Jt took a meeting ofillioe'urs t" docldo tho matter, ami Sir. (loddatd'a woik was dono. Freight rates were rc.-ttoiod hetween ChloSBO and Missouri lilvor loliith on May l'J. 'J he restoi nt Ion or tmseeuger rates between Chicago anil Hl I'liulwas tlm main tlilnir. It lsliellood that trelghr ratos between those points will be lestoied on June III, also ns a result of the ctlortsof tho tn.uk lino ami tho lako men to adjiis' the lake-aiid-inil rates beiwoon the sea board aud m 1'nul. lli.it adjustment will probubb tie comploled lo- lay by the joint oomnnreo which i In session In this city. I A We-l'io-ldeut of ouo of the roailssald I that there was a good deal uf vigorous corro- Bpundence between the l'rosidonts before tho I truce was ngrco i to. It remains to bo soon 1 vrlit'tber the U coons n Central will bIto up Its I special o ntrncts on third and second class g liassonge' business, which was tho cause of I tbodlstuptlouof tho e.tuin States Passenger 1 I A660(llltllU. i I 'I lie reorifnnlrstlnn of the Inter-Ptate Com- I znerce Hallway Association and branch orgatil- I rations, il is eApectid. will now proceed H sin. ot.'ilT. M i The joint oommlttee of the Trunk Line and N Central iralbo Associations and Jvew Lngland IS roads ilia not flnl-h jesterday tho task of re- f-tiirlnu east-bound rail ralos from Chicago to the seai'oard. A (.ub-oommlttee nas ap fm pointed to prepare n plan of adjustment, whieu H. will be submltteit tu the roads that were not K repreeiitil ut the meetlnit. It Is believed that B harmony ill prevail to-dity.and that ovorybody url will be in fatorof ri.'calllnicut rates ou June Jj. li, T1.I-. thl be tho UnMilDe touch to the nbol- jshmento: tho rate war throuRhout tho coun m i try. Tratuc mauauors will thon beetn to oora f I puts 1 1) I' millions of dollais that have been I i wasted since the warfaro beean four months I ouo. t James F. Doddard's comlnsr East to secure ft the eisnatures o! the esturn Presidents to jW tho new agreement to restore peace Is almost y ooneurreui wnii his appointment to succeed I l.ucms 'luitloas PussenEor Commlcsfouer of the Trunk Lint Association. Mr. Uoddard was olei'ti'il by tho I'nssenuer Committee, and If ihe clioh'i'ix approved by the Executive Committee he will be the next Commissioner. Approval by the Kxeeutlvo Committee Is merely furnial. n tho i:enerul pos-oiii;er ononis are Instructed beforehand by tho tnanncers ot their roads Mr. (iodiliird hasn't acceptod the ofilce yet, but. J' I ii ns Chiiitiniin Mneoun of the Atchison road, j,) J sold yesto: day. there is little doubt that bo will gi i when hmreniination from tho Atohlsmi Iscon- myi I shlered. Mr. uoildard Is Third ioe-Presiilent Vjil and Kenoral manau'er of til a: road. Ho Is a I nfty native of JJrocktun, .Mass.. 48 years old. and has I I been n railroad man twenty-two years, most of Bj the tlmoln the rrelsht eervico. ile waB llrxt a clerk In the senerul froleht olTlce of the Chl- fl caeo. Ilurlluvton and Wulncy Ilnllroad. and s. I ufterward assistant eenoral freight iiuent of 1 fl that road. Kenoral freiuht anentoi the llunnl- l bal and St. Joseph, and general frolL'ht acont I of tbo Atchison, ToieUa and riantu IV. He be- m eaine trnilli' mannirer of the Atchison In Do- rember, l-s2 assistant General manager July J II, lv8.". and eenernl manager and ihlrd Vlco- I Pre.-ldont lu .'lay, lsST. W ItwRfl roportrd yestorday that there was a !tw row amonir the directors of the New i'ork. Un- K tarlu unit Western Itailroad because the new line Into tbo larbondalo coal regions hnd cost lundreds of tbou-iinds of dollars more than S wus estimated, and that Instead ot haMui; 1i2.M0.tMO of tho newly Issued bonds In the treasury, there was only $1,500 MHi. In the absence o l'residtint I'owler, General Counsel J. 1). Kerr said thut the directors hnd met SOB i Irom time to tlmo and were well Informed KfjDL 1 about tbo extra expenditures. Instead ot my& w Sl.iu(i.iiii moio than was estimated, the now 1L Tv "no bad cn-t at out iluO.OiO more. 1 r im- n (Si proem"n'8 nl nu the old Ontario and Western ni 111 road i e'trly f IOim on more mlgbt be noiessary. aml be Poard met yosterday and authorized the V-v wlthdrnnal Iiom tlio trustees of whatever ffi I bonds nnuht lo necossary to meet tho In- fff I creaBod e.'.penditures. 'i hero aie now tL',100.- u I 000 ol :h" now bonds In tho treasury, and they EH I maj nut I olbsned forsome tlmo. 'I be tarbun- tM I dale rnad iBnverai nillos longir than It was jjfti A e.prcted to be. nud much ot It is through m5R rooky country. fyk! At the annual meeting of Pacific Mall, yes- W terday. Messrs. (ieorgo ond Jay Gould retired from tho diroctoiy ami the iormei from the r PreBiden"y. 'iliev were boih asked to ronuiln 5 i In the Hoard but decllnod I lie ehango of G' I nianagemciit brinits Into control a directory In 6 Hi harm' n wi'h the I'aiiiidlun 1 aelllc and Great E If Norhi-rn railroads, 'iho new direitorn are: J. ok I 11, Houston, who iv ns onco befero President and S? Mi as re lected yebterdny, i ulvtn h. Iirlo". fill Samuel Tlrimas, t. M. JlcGlien, Oliver II. mil Payne Hei rv Hart, 1 dward l.auterl acli, O. P. j S,rt llim'limt. n. nim I. 1 Gii's. Messrs. Hunting i U ton. II rt, and l.auii'i bach wo e tho only mem f H bers nf h Id i! 'aid 10 loced. uM m his annual report Presulunt Gould said SH( th it no lis l negotiated a contract nitti the UVBl Nor n i'ncltic Ilailiond toi a monthly line I w 1 11 ''tun. and Japan and China, which b!1 H woui 1 hau. been a saving ol lilO.Ooo to Puclllo w I I 3Ir.il. but I q e'ietied that certain riillroBd In tel fiueiie-b in the I: ard prevented tbeconflrmu af" I tlon of t t contract. The biobs receipts for ffi I theyf.ir enilini; Apill CO wete 4.Oi;5.607. and Jj" A the net revenue was iSpj.SSO. rmJ A National Convention of Itailroad Commie- WA sloneiH ii Htinl lit- i-e-hlons yesteiday In the I 1 ruiiiu ot the Inter--tato l ommerce Commls- L W ulon in Washington. The hiibjects tho Cunven- r fl tl, n was calied -ucoiiIiImi uiu railroad lecls- M lation. uiiliorinity In railway accounting, rall- I wnyC'inh'tiictlon.Ac. JudgiK iiolov.il.o Chulr- i m.inol the Intei-Miitftloininorcoiomuilsslon. ns the pr hid imofllceruf the Convention held lat year, cubed tlm onveinlou f order and mudo u bun' oiemni; addrcs. Ho Bpoke of I tho inn ortniice ot ihes.i conlorenoes, and of I the valunl le service they could render the country in hiigi.'eHting uniformity In rnllroml U legMatlou and lu rnlluav regulations. Ha npokeof thoiiilllcultiH vvliloh lay in tliowuy ft Hi or tho proper regulation of rallvvnys, nm! IJBJ said that the-o ilitllculties vveie much rfljV creator In this conn ij- than In Ku. R ror. owliiu' to the peculiar ci ndltlons I which exlmed here. lor hmiiiipIo, ho said, RAH the railroad inllrauo In the Culled Males was ljaH nearly half of that which "xlnteil In the entlro world, Again. Governmental and Htnto biiper- (J vision wore not as stilt here at In 1'iirop", iLB The Inter-htBte law which was designed to 3fS correct many ol tho ovlls which were meng. B'e1l iilzed iu counectlim with railroad maiiauomi'iit wflH iu this e lUtitry, was int by any means perfeit, '(w Tnt ',H controlling si Irlt. he believed, was jiist, SfJj itndltwasnot tliedobgii of the law to inter- ijBf fere with private rights. Ho ailed the ktton- ftlB tlon of the delegates t, the Importance if the WW duties which devolvod upon them iu the mini. eg nceiuent of this great Interes and he hojie.l u that tholr deliberations would rrt-ult lu the 0 adoption of vvl-enrnl beni'llcial mcasuies. R 1 At the conclusion of Judge Cooley'- remarks g 1 at erinanont organlaiiun was eliectod by tho 51oi tlon of J Hugo oolev us Cbaiinian and Mr. A. Moseley as Secretary. A leport uf tho K I Committee ou lglnlaiion anpo.nifd at the fs I lunt meeting was then rend, It md tnat thoro u I Were two causes for the lack of i niloriiiity In I) I railway legl-liulnn in this ci'iiutrt. The first H 1 cause as the wan f 1 arinony between thu njflf' legislation d i ongress aid iha' ol the state v4J J.eglsluture. and lie H c lid ciup-ewi- Hie III wuut of hiiriuony In the leglt-li.tlon of the M4PU, dillerent States. 1 he report leconimonded that ffjfll'yl the mum features of the Iuter-htate Commerce V I) law be mudoa part of thelaws ot tlie diflerent flf I Kt.ite- It was also urged that laws be enacted l I by I'oncressseiurlngunlformityln the various I ileiii'U ,if railroad endpinont and manage- H I uiunt. with a view to the greater safety and PH coin'urt i,l e i i luyofh and thpiit''lf. 'I Puree- IfflB on nittiiit.i'lous'i tl u report woieurdort'd to be n pro t Tho daj e cm', v,i run-nine,! in iIim-hsr. nflg Ingiibe, es"l ten iliiiioiini'ihboiliuigthii views nn exi''0-oil In this ii'imii, A stateinnt eom- tB Piled by .thettatlsticlanof thelnter-nateCom- WiM merce Commission was submitted to tho Con- HTll II.'.l".on' showing that the number of personB H If kJued aud Injured In railway accidents In tin 11 United Ktates during Ihe year ended June an. lRHit. was S.t2 1. nnd the number Inlurod V!(J,S09. Of the number klllod 1.H72 weio employees. 1110 were passengers, nnd 3,511 were denominated "other persons." Of the Injured 20.02S were employees, 2,14(5 woro iimtsotigorB. and 4,1.15 were other porsong The railways of the United Mtates cnrrled 472,171,343 rafsoncers during the rear covored by this statement, from whloh It appears that ono passenger In verr 1.523,13.) was killed, nud ono pasienrer In evory 220,024 wns Injured. Last week Senator, Dawes Introduced nblll to amend the Intor-Rtnto Commerce actso as authorize the dlvi Ion of competitive freight trailic under certnln refltrlctlons 'Ihls was reforred to theCommlt'oe on Intor-StntoCom-moico, and ypsteulay Chairman Cullom sub mitted to the commltteo the lollowlng substi tute thereforoi t'roTldnI. howf tct, ttist wrf mnt. to sjirrtton tlm cArrl&uftor tr.fti, anionic ci mpetlnr comin n rarrl.rt may l,e enifred Into rnl ti i be lanful tttwt.n ttc paril.i thcirnln. wh.n uih nerMmiMitft bi nrt liaie tten mi1 with ant awroTeJ liv iho Ini.r.sta'A i nm in. re romiulMinrt aiel fail r.nnminlnn alinll hT power to mo Uf or annul tlie aame t,ut tliN j,rov,.ti h halt nrt rniitniM 'n r.liere mcll remiiioii cur rl.ri from othar rroTlnlon. nf iMn Art, nor to atlrct tha 1' r iillc lull an,! authoil'r or llio i oinmlMiin ami Ihe toartu confarrfl by thl ci, n' r to ient.it ihmllv.r Ion of traille routej or contigned by a s'llpper ovarany ipeina.l una No action was tnken upon the substitute. At a larcoly attended meeting of elthens In Watertown on Tuesday evmlng, J1.4U0 was subscribed In a few minutes lor the purpose of paying nno-half the expense of a survoy lor a railroad from Camden. Oneida county. N, Y to Watertown. Mi. Austin Corhln of the Head ing road and tho Dlijilni. Cortland and North ern dim hitter rond'a northern termlniiB being at Camden) agirelng to pay tho other hair. The eurver will bo mailo in Juno and Is In tended to be a thorough one, covering several possible routes throuuh the vdldernoss which lies between Watertown and t umden. a i!Is tauco o: about forty uillos by an air line. At the annual meeting of tho stockholders of the llurllngton. Cedar llaplds nnd Northern rond at I'edar llaplds, I.i.. yostorday, this Hoard of Directors was ohosen for tliree.yenrs: It. It. Cable 1- 8. Hallos, t P. Suulies, i.ynmn Cook, and F. II. Orlggs. George W. Cable was elected to fill tho vacancy created bv the death of C. U. C1090. nnd W. H. Truesdnlo win elxcted to nil that occasioned by tho death of J. N. De'-oy. Those oilieers were elected President. C, J. Ives; lco-rroslilent. llobert Williams: Treasurer. II. II. llolllster: Secrotary and As Blstaut Treasurer. H S. 1'orwart. Tllli I'ULllK II iiA A JVl BILL llorner-Oeaeml Xabor Interpret) tt for Infiulrlna OfflclHl All Ornr the Stute. Albany, Slay 28. Secretary of State nice, since the law.maklng It unlawful for iinv Kiclso Commissioner or inspector, or any publlo Com missioner or other subordinate, to be Inter ested In tho mnnulacturo orsale of liquor, took efloet. has beon burdenod daily by the leceipt of a largo number of lettors nnd telegrams from ofllclals all over the State, requesting him to Interprot this law for them. He therefore Bent a letter to Attorney-General Tabor, na companlod by nine questions covering tho dis puted points inquired about concerning tho law. This law was passed at the request of I the wholesale liquor dealers of New York city, and was designed to put an ond to tho sale by police officials by threats ot arrest If saloon keepers did not buy of a certain brand of whiskey iu which they wore Interested. Jlut tho law Is general nud has c reated a groat deal of contusion among ollicials throughout tbo State. In answer to the first question as to the con stitutionality or the act. tho Attornoy-Genernl ears ho cannot see, lu tho light of several de cisions, which he quotes, how tho law can be said to bo uuconstltuiiouiiL Ho does not think theetatuto upplios to Sheriffs, their deputies, town or game constables, or Justices of the Pcuco of toivns, but that it does apply to tbo Presidents and trustees ol vlllagos aud Pollco Justices and pollco constables or cities and vil lages. This latter opinion Is based ou the bo Uof that the words used in the stntuto include only that kind of police which has grownup unaor our system of government and not to the whole police power ot the htate. With regard to Majors of cities, the Attor-uey-Uenoral thinks that It would bo neceesarr to examine the different city charters to deter mine whether tbo law affects them. If any Mavor Is at the head of tbo Pollco Department of the cltr. or is nn ex-ofllclo member of the Police Hoard, he may obey tho new law. Thu Attornoy-Geiieral cltos tho case of tho Mayor ot l.lmlra. The 1 Imira cbaiter makes the Mayor a member of tho Police Hoard, and Bays It sbnll consist of tho Mnyur nnd four Pollco Commissioners. There is no doubt, thereforo, In tho Attorney-General's mind. Hint tho Mayor of Llmlrii comes under tho operation of tho net Tho Mayor otElmira. it Is e.iltl, has been for rears agent for abiewingcomi any, nnd has obtained legal advice that the btntuto does not affect him. Jn answer to the quostlon as to whethor a failure to file the required oath does by itself vacate tho odlce, the Attorney-General holds that it does, and that the i erson so falling would Boom to bo disiiualltled from holding tho ofllco. but he Is not quite certain on this point. The quostlon. he says. Is not ontlroly tree from doubt and will proh.iby have to bo decided by the courts. If the ollice Is not vacated mo factu. bo says that he Is of the opinion that the oath may be taken and filed after the thirty days and before a vacancy has been declared by judgment of the ouster As to the method of ousting nn olllcor who fall to tako the oath, the Attorney-General says ho would havo to commence a cjun icni rnnlo action against him. In addition to the loss of the olllco, upon conviction, the Attorney-General seems to hold that the guilty olliclal is, under section 155 of tho Penal Code, guilty of a mlsdemeauor, Tlie Amatloan Hliootlna: Association. MifKuroLis. May 2a Tbe flrit day'a .hoot In the nlotb toorbameDt of. tbe American bliootlrz Aieocla tlon took place on the Minneapolis Gun Uob zrounde today, Tlie nummary of the day's eportl.ae followt: Match 1 Flfleen tamelK. open to all Mitrance, 2. 24 t utrle Mrel money v?un b) ilran;. Ulft anil Hurki .ecoinlby.tou.it Mar.lia L and Fie. third lij l l.tcli.r. W'llxon and lial) fourth by ballon, Kazzle, ana llamllu. Match i H.lren taruel o, eu tit I laa-en M and I I entrance, fj twenty..! entriea. Mrit money won ty Jteiinelt, i.rouJ, liy llcclv O.borne, and Karett. third byJoue. ItlrJ. Warwick, and Palyi fourth, uy kn.Un. Match 3 la targate open to clam C, entrance BJ Twenlj flveentrlei. Klia money won by Dalton vtar ttliall. and li.on, eacond by liird, Itmiein. aud Mokes, thlril by Warwick and layette fourlb nyllrant. Matcn Twenty target., open lu all; .ntrall-e, f J.50; 28 entries, Kirit money wun by lialeuni and hndd, .ecoud, b Uuru an i Kennedy; tturd, by Jjaly aud Tay. ttte. fourth I r North and 1 enreL Match 3 Fifteen lancet-. 01 en in alt, entrance 1, 27 eutriee. Ilr.l mrjiie) won by Kusltfii and '-tokes lee. onu by orlh. Hudd, and llamllu. third by Bun. lourtU by Kiy.tte and Lawren e. Matt h o Ola.s A. -ii targets open to alL floo guar auteed, entrance fo, 13 .ntrie. I Imt money won ty H.nnctt, North, and ayeito second h t.u'zle lllrd, Sudd and liat.om third by Pal), Forbes, and llamlfu, fourth by Chantle.r. nurk and Black. Vlalch 7 Us. II; l' targets, open to rlais C; f02 gaarau'eed, entrance $o, J7 eutrl.s llrst money wo11 Ly I'bantleer, heuuoTt, and Catamaran, .ecund ty I ayeite, hns.gn. Hamlin and Cutler third by Kurk Fl.k North, and Hlnl. fourth by Ilarale and Halsnm. .Vlalch s class C l.Margels IO guar. meed Kn trance, ts 21 entriea Firm money won bv ivitvon lUusier. aud ullienb.ch second by ballon, Marshall, btuk.., and Hogers third bv Warwick, orani, aud Jle.i ley fourth by i.aur nee, Hird. aud Wnltcnn b Match H-13 targets, open to all. entrance 27 entries Eir.t memy won by hudd and 1 alette, s.o oudby Urn k anl Kr.algn, third by Daly and ni.iaiid; fourth by Itazie and Snrth Matoh Hi iit singles ana n pairs targeis open to Classes B and l entrance ii, 2S entries. First money won by Bennett ami hurette; second by Knaop Ham lin and North third by bnslgn; fourth by olokes. Law. rouce and Urant Matcli II Ten targets; open to class c entrances.'; 20 entries tlrsl money won by Wilson, e.cond ly Cummlugs and Fayette, third by Warwick and Jiradr. fourth by Dalton and MarehalL Match I'i-Dlxlren targele, ten tingles and tbrea fairs open to alii entrance 2fiK eighteen entries 'Irst money won by Itazrle, W luon and Kurki fecund bv Paly, wteuud, and Hamlin, third by lorbes and JJenneit. A Hlrnae In tlm Isspeelor's Pocket Allrr (lie InteiTlcu, K. Koscbertr applied to the Hoard of Health recently for a permit to smok e bologna ssusage In ll.e front bate mentor 1,403 Aveuue A, Tho application was referrel to Inspector John Wade, who reported that It should bo rejected, as the house was n triieineut containing tweiitv two fainllles and had alreadj a bakery In Ihe rear n.seineiit and a hutcht-r shop on tlie l.rst lloor. On Tu.S'lay the Ji'iard v ae uoilned ti at Koscherlz k as sinokin ho'ona. Pads went up 10 lnve.tlgale, Kosi hertz pleade 1 that he might be allowed 10 can. tlnue Ins liu.iu-ss ou Iho ground tliatttierehadbe.11 a smoke house there bef ira Wade told bun to find tti old penult and bring It 10 hull at Ills linus., that hn might examine It When Wade got heme he round In his clothe a f.s note Unit Koechfrtr he thinks, must have 1'iruit Into his pocket wblln arguing with him as erlny Wade gave the nnle to hMiiitary Miperln. Undent Martiu, v.ho sent (or Koscheriz Hewitt not get his permit Mr, f'lurkenai nn I.llr-tlme Police. A New Yorker Interested in the editoilil 011' Sound Ideas' publislied 111 Tiik Ho of tho It'lll lnt, wrote conipllinetiUr) to First Assist. at I'cs'ruaiter t;eueral I t'lurkkon anl niilreil If Ihe article expreed his 01 lit. I Ion ci,rrect,y Dlle has recfired lie fo losing renly In t 11 iii.tuks for your kl id letter or the Itith. I an evmg ire article from Tils .sin I had n -t se.11 11 he. ore I am ven gUd to hare tie com ineiidatloii f sui h a clearheaded ami jatriolic American litvsaper A Itlf (line loltce as you suggest, is one or t,ia very worst 11 Inss that can be fail a 1 sop e. I o emeu are apt to I a tyrannical and continue,! In ofl e or lire and nrt iteprn l. ni on got, 1 behavior uie kindness for re em on. griw pioie tran nlcal lldi'Sin t take an great amount of ability to make a gi od poii-emaii They si onld come fresh from the people. The luau who hue a club to use on other mens heads omul to nave his arm tempered with a recent s.nse of I ow the people themselves feel and ha can only have this by having lately been In the rank and file or the great public fair glad to hart ynor ap proval of m) vlowaou civil service J s.Uwsus A 31ontU'N (Irucn fur (lie Irnnniet! Men, There were Intimations at the Custom House ye.ler I darihil llif ,'igl.lfeu foremen an 1 .i.,ut eis'n is hi oked for remoiai on halurda b -e reiary V Iniloin 1 nia b.ve amonili grace. Mrrr.yir I roll, Irom the hour the order si. reielved dl 1 no think tt possible lo enforce It on such short notice without mist deirlmeut iprilsdfpsriin.n' It is now hrlteved ii.at h.cretsry vvindom win modify 11. order s le have II id Into I Scot tu July I, I BXltAVVB AXTKMl'T AT BVlCtDB. Tha ntrttasler or PaH Aaxtone to Die llecunae "Men Are Kn Ilsvd." The Havana correspondent of the OmirHer dtt Ktatt-Vnit ears that when Kyraud, the murderer of Kotary Gouffi?, was arraigned for examination ht admitted to the magistrate that ho had trlod to kill himself br opening veins In his arm and leg, "I have long boon tlrod of life," be enld, "nnd anxious to end this existence. Men nre eo bad. 1 meant to kill myself nt tho tlmo ot my arrest, nnd the ono thing that 1 regrotls that I was provontod. Tho main thing whloh drives me to sulcldo is tho Imputation to me ot crimes which I noierovondreamod of commit ting, j es," he cried with animation. men nro very bad, wor'e thnn can bo Imagined." IJyrnud Is confined In tlioTnfaturndePollcla. i ono of the strongoot prisons of Hnvnnn. Ills coll is very simply furnished, with n cot In the J centro nnd it i oat In onecornor. The prlsonor I foeiuls most ol his time Ivlng on tho bod or sitting on Its olge. Ills dress consists of n shirt, apnlr of white trousers, nnd a straw lint, I which ho novor tul.os olT, Two guards nre always by him, at each endof tho bed. Thoy Im.i. nnitrni. In. rnnplliiit 1 vrmiil r It, Is t nt-nllf bv a niomont of Itiattontlon to take n, woapoii i from tliom and kill I Imsolf. Outside tho cell I Htnutls niiothnr guard with a gun and bayonet. Ihorels uiuhing within I.yraud's renoh with I which ho could tiiko his llfo. 1 yraud's behavior has not varied since his nrrest. Ho Is vory discreet, nnswors simply whatever iiuostloiis nro put to him. and Is evi dently anxious to avoid n prolonged conversa tion. Dr. Montane, who hits boon nuthorlred to visit tlio t rlsonor nt tho renuest of tho l'rencli Consul. Is tho only lorson with whom Kyraud rolnxcs his innnner. With M koepors ho nllcctM to bo resigned to tho fato which nwaltHhlm. "If there wero no wicked men In the world "ho freijuoutly sajs. "thero would be nn need of pollco." Nevertholoss. noone Is ilecolvcd hi this little piece or acting. It Is easy to seo that i'.yraud is planning i-omo In I volved method of suicide or escape. Iloclosos i his eyes, but not in sleep. He i oonstnntly re lic ctlng on his nil steriouB projects. 1 hero is nno subject, however, on which Hv rnud seems iniich nioro Inclined to tnlk freoly than on anv other This Is his Intimacy with Gabrielle llompnrt. Whether from cinlclsm or from a spirit nf boastlug, or to nwaken In terest by potini: iw tho victim of nn over whelming, i a-slonnto luvo. Errand likes to le. coll tho Htory ot his Intrigue. hen someone aked him If ho did not hate G.ibrlelle llom pnrt, becau'-e she, bad donouncod him. he said; 1 adore her more than ever, i-he Is tho most Intnxlcatlug, thu most fnsclnatlng. woman I ovei mot. I was too harpy with her to be nhlo to coinpinln of tho harm she hns Blneodono me." 'llien he told, with evident coniplaconcr and In grent detail, tlio story of his relations with "In Poinpart In nccot dunce with tho request of the Trench Consul. lr. Montana has been permitted to -eo Eyrnud In order lo take his description nc coiillng to Dr. ISorillon's nnthropotuetrlcal system, and to mako record of other facts which the French law rcijulres to be uotod In the official report of Errand's capture. The smnlleit of I'.vrnud's two pieces of bag gage has been found In a caf" near the rail way station. It contains toilet articles, cloth ing, two pairs of scissors n rerolvor. a plloof letters and compromising documents, and several numbers of the (.rrter tie" Klnlf-1 tn. of inst 1'ebruary, In which are published ac counts of Gnbrlelle's confession and the progress of the judicial inquiry In Pnrls. finjirixa is a a it cvs. Aan Arbor Ktudentei Gur ss Hhovr evsid Are Attstckecl by the CanvHis Men. Ann Annon. Mich.. Mar 28. During a per formance of Franklin's circus hero last even ing 300 students from the State University guyed the show. 'When tho performance was finished and most of tho nudlenco dispersed the students, who remained lu tho tent In a bunch, gave tho college yell. I', of M '1 his demonstration was nt onco followed by an attack from nb ut twenty circus raoii armed with clubs, who advnnced shouting their war cry, "Hey, ltubn!" 'Iho studonts. surprised by the attack fell back with several broken heads, but soon rallied. In tho mel several pistol khots were lired and a clicus man dropped, shot 'n the shoulder. It Is said ton students nnd nj many circus men aro in the hands of phy-lelans. Several arre-ts of both circu- men nnd students have occiined. 'None of the ln jurios aro supposed to be fatal. Thore is In tense excitement at Ann Arbor. The Prohibition Amendment C'cmTrntton. SrnArusr. Mny 2a The State Prohibition Amendment Convention to arrange n plan of campa'gu mot In this city to-day. with an at tendance of S00 delegates. The Hon, John J, Piatt of Syrncnso was chosen President. There wns a long discusiou as to tho sire ot the com mittee on plans for the campaign. It wan charged that secret societies aud some church organizations were seeking to bo recognised on tbe committee to tho oxcluslon of non church member delegates, and n resolution that the commltteo consist of nine, and that It be selectod from tho mooting as a body, pre vailed. Chalrmnn Piatt announced tbe Committees as follows. Plan of Campaign The Her W B. Hudson of New York J Wesley Jones of Columbia, John Mearn of New York. Mrs. Mary Tonne Hurt of New York, hdward fvana of New York Charles Mills or Wayne. D W. Hooker of hvracusej, Mrs. Oeorga Stevens of Franklin. The ovening session was occurled mainly with the report ot the Committee on Resolutions. T.uyluc Pipe for as Republican Mnrnr. Fifty men who believe that New York ooght to have a Republican Major, eat down at Morelloslast night, and ate a dinner in cetebntionof tho organization of the Republican Volunteer Association. It was folten up by Oliver Sumner Teall lo bring out the full vote of the Republicans who don't belong to any Republican organ Iratlon. aud who need prodding to wake them np on e ectlon daya Speeches were msde by Jnll.n T, pavls, President of tho assorlatl, u and William Jay, Vice President, and b vir. Teall Jacob II Mine, the colored Republican. Senator I Ispenard L Stewart, oen. James M Varuuin. ex-Assemblyman Howe, secretary Herbert 8atteree. Carmine Mnlscalco. an Italian hepubllcan, and deorge r liuyeterof tho nerman Republican Vol unteers Mr. Slnfcalco estimates that there are on.uil Italians here, the majority or whom ought to vote for a Republican Mayor Hale or tbe N. I.. M. Isurlow Eatata, Beginning on June 3. and continuing on Friday and Saturday, Auctioneer 0 II. Luenreno will sell the sn tire estate of the late 8. U M. Harlow, at den Cove, L. I. The sale will embrace 2 ot the very choicest and roost expensive patms and ceretis, ptneapta and orange p. ant", itiu agnatic plants, guieamelllaa. Anuoor mora orchids, and lco specimens of roses. The live slock con slsta of rare and cnstly breeds of horses, oowa sheep, pigs, pou.lry. pigeons ducks, geese, and dogs. Wagons, carriages, and harness will slso be sold Catalogues may be obtalued of O H. Lueugene, Fulton aud i.atay. elte avenues, Brooklyn. Kites for New Ensrlae House. The Fire Hoard met yesterday and adopted resold tlons requesting the Hoard of Kstimate and Apportion! msnt to appropriate $3fXti for the purchase of iltes for fire apparatus houses at 110th street and Fifth ave nue, 14. tli street and ceventb avenue, 1,17th street snd Willie avsnue lulst street and lorrest avenue, 177 kit street and Morris avenue, and ISIst street and Tenth avenue also asking ihe i'ominilonsrs of the sinking 1-und to aietgn fur ihe same purpose a lot owned by tha cltr, situatfd en the north s.do of Huth street, near Cypress avenue. The Manhattan Mutual Will Make m Htate. meat To-day, The New York office of tbe Manhattan Mutual Fire Insurance Company at HI Ilroadway, whose affairs are in a very uncertain state on account of the Inveillga lion which Mate Inspector Shannon Is making to as certain Just how the compsny stands was slmoslde. .ertd yealerdav afternoon when a hex reporter called One of the einplmers explained In the absence of Manager Warner that th company would bu ready to mage a full r.alemeut Ol Us aUalrs to day. Hectlon 4 nT the Aqueduct Accepted. Section 4 ot the new aqueduct was accepted vester day by Ihe Aqueduct I'omml.slouers from Drown, Hew arst Co. tha contractors. Tho Hnal pajmeot of HMil) will not be male however, until the opinion ot Corporation t'ounsel Clark Is rerelvel concerning the point that tho llrindldnut Un.sh the work in Ihe time rslle J tor in the specliicaiions ontrsctors O'Krlrn and Clark are also Intf re. ted 111 this opinion, as the city ll still In their debt to tie amount of tibjixAf, which Is retained on the same ground. The Ivr Kr 1'i-rrtHft The Ives reference was resumed yeoerday before Referee htetson Mr l.lnsbur) counsel for Arueld A Wattle, presented a claim for fl.usi, Ou motum of I.awrenia k Warhner counsel lor tha Cincinnati, liamiliuiiatid JiaiiMii Railrosd the claim wasrreliioi to .7 'si j pie launce tint being a lavcra'ne claim under ttie df ision made es erday In the t'oetnbs case u N i romweil resumed his testimony telna cross ekamlned i'V Vlr hlngsi urv regarding ihe details arts Ing nuvnf the Itol erl oarreti and Haltlinora nod ohle Ral.ruad tramaclioti. The Mlxtb Avenue Hotel Cast Asrata Ooe Over, The llxclst Board waa to have censlitred yesterday morning the Question of rsveklog the license of John F. UrtflHh'e Slsth Avenue Hotel, complained of by the Forty fourth Street Association. (J'ark Hell and sev eral other members of the assoclsiion were on hand. President kleekttn was the only Commissioner present. He refused to hear the case alone, and ihe hearinf was adjourned lor ouo week. Tnn Milpe Il.ttlerrd by illsr I Nnrll.v. ester y .a ft are pi. tug tuvoc on tie i Ian ic Tiif .lean)., ;i aii of Mabsuu in -....-rday frem t'lurgow was bauered b. tall seas ou Ma .it. and lost three lifeboats Wares Invaded her chart room and wheel house The steameVp Paint M afnock. from Llvsrpool, bad her csitle Pttlofs d.noiUued by big waves on the same day, iu ytueis passed Pieces. Ma er Ut an a litlls leeteris, fiiiirPAcr. Mark Stanfleld, one of the proprietors ot the Vlotorla Hotel. Twenty-seventh street and Fifth avenue, and an old hotel man of this cltr, died at the Victoria early yesterday morn ing. He bud been 111 n long time, but his In domltnblo energy kopt him up until about two months ago, when he was)! comiellod to take to his bed. Ho died ot old age. Mr. Btnnfleld wns born In Mlnot Corner, Me., Nov, 4. 1HI4. Ho wnsnlwavs proud ot the fact Hint ho wns a fanner's boy. He bognn his business llfo In the dry goods house of Pnlos, Jlesencer si Co. of llostou, and piosporod. At the time of the groat Mi lnlloston in l.?2 ho was the senior partner ot tho llrm of btnnfleld. Wont worth .t Co., which "UfTerod henvllv, nnd wound up lis bulnesi shortly afterward. Mr. Btnnllcldcnmotolvow York In I80H and look ehargo ol tho Now York branch of his houe. After his rollremotit from the tlry goods busi ness he went Into tho Victoria Hotel In I87!l, and has remalnod there over since. In 1HS5 Mr. II. U liny t became associated with Mr. Htan Hold. .Air. Stnnllcld married a dnughtor of Henry llobtnson ot l'.oston. Threo sons stir vivo him. l)r. llobort P. Stevens, a coologlst nnd mln Ing expert, dlod ou Tuesday at 40 Willow jilaco. lironklyn, In bis 77th year. He was a son of Judge Htovons, and he graduated Irnm llnnoseo Colloue. He piaotlsod medicine for some time beioro devoting himself to geology nnd milling studies. He opened u coalmine In Illinois, iho first. It is said, west ot the Alia Khnnlos. and also opened a gold mine In en euelafod the ltothschllds. lie was a personal friend or Abraham Lincoln and ono ot the or ganlroie of the nntl-slavery inovoment. Dr. htevens loctured extensively nnd be hnnlott sovernl Bclontlllo works. He had Inng beon closelv Idoiitltlod with tho llrooklyn Institute, llo leaves two sons nnd two daughters. Albert Super. President of the Hor.er Lumber Company nt Chicago, who dlod In that city on hunday at tho age of 7 loars, was u native ond long a conspicuous business man of Home, N, Y. Tho llrm of ropor XHimmous, of which ho wns senior partner, was tho leading firm of builders nnd contractors In Homo for mnnr joars. Ho Is survived by a wife and four chil dren, nnd by many relatives living lu Home nnd vlclnltr. Mrs. Hllen A. Armstrong, wife of Dr. Lowls Armstrong, a retired I hyBlclati and morchnnt, died nt her homo in Mlddletowii. N, Y on Mon day, ngad li'i yeais. Her maiden nnmo wa-4 llolierthiui, and she was widely connected among the leading tnmllles of Orange county. Mie is survived by her hnband and by a daughter. Mrs. .lulin Lyon, widow ol Charles T. Lyon, a late well-known hardware merchant of Mlddletowii. Dr. Ottoc-ir li Koretschuv. ono of the oldest practising physicians In Jerser City, dkd yes terday. 7d years old. Ho was horn In Vienna and came to Jer-oy City forty years ago. His Mioelalty was throat and lung dlienes. Ha died of a cancer in his throat. He loaves a wife and seven grown children. 1Mb body will be Inolnernted at the Fresh l'ond, L. I Crematory. Charles II. Call, who died at INew Haven a few days ago, was In his youngor days a circus athlete and a negro comedian of some repute. 1'or tho past thirteen years he had conducted blde-show exhibitions at Connecticut shoro re sorts, nnd also at the various New Kngland fairs. He was a war veteran, and tho U. A. It. burled him. Mrs. Jennie Tlsdale Donnett, wife of John R. Bennett, died at lior home In Madison, N, Y on Monday, aged 33 years. Hhe was the eldest daughter of tho llov. W. I Tlsdale. pnstor of the MethodM Church at Madison, hhe was craduatod by thn Whitestown Seminary, nnd wns a woman of ranny vlrtuos. Abraham I). Illauvolt dlod on Tuosdny night at the homo of his daughter, Mis. Joseph 0, Plerson ol Newark, llo was born at Illauvelt villa. Hockland county. In August, 1M)7 He wa-i engaged in tho manufacture of shoes in that city for many years. Philip H. I)el7or. one nf the best-known stage carpenters In Ohio, is dead nt Columbus, aged Ile hud worked at tho Grand and omstnek Opera Houses m that city, had tiavelled with minstrel shows, and latterly had mauugod the new Winter (Jnrden. Iiulus Miller, a model Orange oounty farmer, died at his homo in tlio town of allklll on Tuosdny, aged k0 voars. He never married. Jin leaves a large estate. His nearest of kin nre three brothers aud two sisters, all residents of Orango county. John Drew l'lsher, an actor, son of tho vot eion Aloxnndor llher, died at his lather's residence in Ilrookljn last Sunday, agod 2!l. Ills wlm 1st lairc liengee. Tho remains were Interred In tho Actors Fund plot at I'.vorgreens. llll'y AdamB. banjolstand comedian died re cenilv nt Colorado City from nn ovordosa of morphine. His right name was Clark. His prolesslonal friends subscribed the money uecossury to bury the remains. John T. Davis, aned C4 yenrs. a native of Euglnnd.'superlnteauentof the workB of the Dinmund btate Iron Company, in 'Wilmington, Doh. died yestorday. Horr Nossler. the German oomposer. Is dead. PORT ICICU)IO.D'S l'AHADK A. Creditable jlerannatratlon Illuralaated y tlir.Vew J:ieclrlo Light. Teople from all fitaten Island gathered at Tort Richmond at 7 o'clock lost evening to wit no's the parade held to colebrato tbo advent of olectrlo lights in the streets of that place. More than 6,000 gathered along the line of march. .Neiirly all houses along the Hoe wro gayly decorated with Chlne-n lanterns nnd flags, while from some of them rockets and lire works of all descriptions were set off. The procoslon was led by Grand Marshal David M. v an Name, niter whom came a eauad of Port Hlchmoud ar.dWest Hrlgbton pollco nien. under command of Sergeant Cobb. The Anollo Cornet Hand, famous throughout the island, followed. Conohes containing the Town Ttusteos, .Stephen D. Whitman. Garret P. Wright, George Mesorolo, Jacob liouoinan. and Henry D. Mmonson, and members of the com mittees In charge of the tarlous divisions rolled nlong next, and were followod by the Trnvorsvllle Dnim ami Kifo Corps, which In turn headed Hlchmcnd Post, MS, G. K. it. A bnnd of elevon cowboys and iwo cowgirls from Houth Jiench, n number nf wngons represent ing vnrious trades, and a large body of citizens with torchlights completed a procession which hns nevor been equalled In Port Hlohmond Tho olectrlo lights, the Introduction of which tho porado was Intended to commemorate, nre rather small to look upen but when on at lull force they cast a very powerful light. They aro olghtoen-candle power, and were turned nn for the llri't time Inst night. The parade was nearly threo-oiiarters of a mile long, and passed through tho jirinclpal Hreeta of Port Richmond, hrastlna, and Urn Park. Hnnk In the Gulf or Mexico. New Chileans, May 28. A despatch from Capt. Hardle of tho stoomship City of Dallas, at Puerto Corter, reports the loss of tbe steam boat Mountain Girl, In tow of the City of Dal las, from New Grloans. Two of the Mountain Girl's crow, John Denmoro nnd George llohor were drowned. Tho steamboat was on her way to Puerto Cortoz, to run from that cltr ud tho Ullola ltlvor. A Verr HlK "eld Story. Denveh, May 28. A report reached here this afternoon from Alatno-a that a wonderful strike has been made In the Golconda mint, which Is owned by ex-Senator Tom Rowen. Through the mine runs a solid streak of erold an Inch thick. Ten days ago a pocket was opened from which JJuii.uOO has been taken. The strike has created the greatest excitement In the bouthern part of the btate. I soitnotiu." Fairy I.aad Near tbr fib ore or tboHeeouad- Inc hr. Mr Norman I,. Monro s latest addition le the ooa venleucee and adornments ef Long Branob the new ".Norwood" will wldel) eilend his repute as a nubilo spirited viilsen. aud grateruily eommead him to ood blar esteem. ThevlilnliyofSeutlisL and i'edar av. hu been trane formed through Mr klunro a liberality and taste Into a scene of beamy aud gladness, a radiant and glittering pliturecif I airy l.miJ ruclovel by scenes of rare sylvan beauty. It is yet environ, d b ihe pomp and circumstance "of raehlun. and bv the brilliant taste and lUllured grace which gay. Ij Pillow in fashion s train VMthtn sound and slgnt of the ever restless sea, ills nevertheless as ijuiet and eeciuded as those charming Cells a hero summer siiuelutif and songs of summer birds are niter. l and sof true I bv niubrageotis shade Norwood looks out uioniiie loceh.st animostfash lotiHide or our couutri orlve.. lo see lis throngs of rlihl) dressed riders and luagnl'icsnt eciuipsgea of a summer s afternoon is like looking at a pauuramaoC beam i to the luus o or the whist, f ring si as Ihe lark Is margined t twrnt' new reneges of unl'iu but plcliire.'iue arrhilo, lural b-auty in the centre is the i asluo the general amusement resort lor residents of the 1'ark and their guests. It i. aitesslole lo rour wide avenues, surfaced with com rfte, met eilflosed beta esn well paved sidewalks, Thar enier from four dittf re ut streets houth si Jlolly. woodav,. Parkview av, and Witluwbrook av The I'lHtno, a notably handsome building, hai four enlrunres on the lowsr floor This floor Is devoted n rluelrely lo phjstcal rscreallou-bllllarde, pool, bowl ing, in .'hs second floor Is besntlfully fitted np as a hall for concerts or oiber eotertslumente Tbe decorsUonstn wl He and gold are slilklngly handsoms and IssufoL Tne ssata, obandelters, an 1 mirrors, which oouplete the details of adornmsut and convenience, are of a costly description and therefore nf the best. Tbe oottagei are all furnished In admirable style and lane. Fach Is provided with a plana The ipaclous itables are at the north end of the Park. The adranlages of Norwood" to the neighborhood It gladdens and beautifies csn scarceli he e.lnnaled. Mares connect with at trains ji Weil Pud Mellon for n, -woiiii, ha r a mile ,i nt lie w c I ri e, i i .f oka of "Nnrwi.nl a. fi lowp Ihe collages at Nor,.i,t are marvels nf con. en Isuce and comfort, aud are suapted up bytlrspclsse tsnsnia, VtlBOcwssal dears rjav be Jell apes sloUbli ttsre are no avtujieea and fe eacalidrsa tsay Caleft ai I JUDGE MOUROAV'S HANDICAP UAStll.TOS T.AKHH TIIK FOIIT ItAMlt. XOS llASniOAV AT OltATKSBSn. ITadsre aad r.nn Run r. arret Mile and a (Innrtcr Itellevnnd'a Third Mlralstht Vie. tnr.T Hcllpae and Philosophy Wla Tnr the Taleat Ilarrlalrr rltirptlae the Meera. It was rather an olT dar nt flravesend yes terday In point ot attendance, thero being something like 4,000 persons present to sco tho 1 ort Hamilton Handicap decided over a track that bad Improved groatly slnco Tuesday, tho bright sun and brisk wind making It almost fast, as the tlmo In the different events shows. Tho Port Hamilton Handicap, the foatuie ot tho day. wont to Judge .Morrow, one of tho top weight, but It Is doubtful whether Morris's 1 good-looking colt could havo won so handily with n less dotormlned rider than Hamilton tip. Tho Judge wns a hU favonto In tho bot tlng, but nota little monoywent innn Iiustced, tho newly named colt by Onondaga, out of llallot, thnt won so handily a few days ngo. Tin lor rode Ilustoed, but the colt hud no spood whon called upon to race In tho stretch, and all that Hamilton hnd to do wns to stall off Mas terlodo's feeblo rush at thoond. King Thomns Btarted, but ho N a bigger loguo than ever, and was a hundred yards out of theraco In the flrstqttartorofnmlle. Tbo onenlngdash fop two-year-olds saw Eclipse In front from start to fin ish, while Philosophy captured tho second raco for maldons just as handily. Tho bnndlcnp nt n mile and a uuarlor, with Bndgo, Kon, Gray Dawn. Tomboy, aud Elovo as stnttcrs. was tho best bottlug event of the day, Dadgo being a big favorite, his owner. John Mulllns, betting $3,000 on him. At tho end thero was nothing In It but tho llttlo horse and thn big colt. I. on camo with a grout deal of speed In tho stretch, but JJergen could not keou him ort the rails, and liadgo. running strong and truo to the ond, won by two lengths. The time, 2:tl!l, is iiulio last. This Is tho fractional time: 20, Gl, 1:17, 1:44, 2:0'.i. Kenwood oarrled thousands of tlollnrs In the filth, a Bwoepstnkes nt six fur longs, but Holwood easily outran ovorytliltig in the stretch, nud won his tlilid coiisecutlvo rnco handB down, Kasson, under punishment, getting tho pl.ico. tlie favorite being unplaced. Jinvmond O. wns considered an airtight by his followors lu the Inst, but Rarrlstor, at anv odds ur, to 50 to 1. ran kindly and won clover ly from Admiral. Itnymond G. Ilnlshod In the ruck. Tho muluals on the wlnnor paid J2M) for (5. THK nnST BACK. Eclipse was favorite for the opening raco nt 2 to l on. Hermuda nnd Evnngollno tbe most fancied of the others. Kcllp-e got uwuv In front, and was never headed, winning hnrd held by a length from ,ubliui. who was live lengths lu front ot Hermuda, who beat Alger non a head for third money. 1 vangoline. aftor being well up lor a uuartcr of a mile, was pulled no by I, amble v. and Ilnlshod In the ruck, Algernon will do to Loop an eye on. Sweepstakes of JSHi each for twe year olds, with Il.usr adtled, cf which ftuo to secoua aud $100 to third nve lurlongs. Bennett Warn s b. o Eellpe. bv Kyrle Daly-Ulllow, IJl (Fllstatrlck) l w', L l-cotlBl.lk. g Nubian, listsimmsi a I astla stable's b c. Bermuda. II i drench! a Algernon, Seminole hraugellue, and Mill Winkle also ran. Time, 1.04 Post Helling Five to lion lollpse, against Bermnda. ;.t" Kvangsllne, p lo 1, Nubian. IV n l, Seminole. Mies winkle, IP) lo 1 each: Algernon, to to 1. Mutuali paid SU.7D, u oo, I23-.-H. TIIK KF.COND TIACE. riiIloophy was pounded for a good thine In the second, beiug bucked down Irom H to 5 tooven money in a twlukiing. Dr. llelmuth was next In favor, nnd utter him came Vet dour and Tjitra Dry. l.tra Dry. Dr. Hel luuth. and the Wnh-ta-Wah golding nindo tho ruuninc in close oider until tho stretch wa-i reached. Then Borgon sent the big i-on of Longfellow along, and It was Philosophy'.-! raco, tlio favorite, winning by a length from Dr. llelmuth. who waa four lengths before LxtrnDiy. Sweep.tiikesofSMeach, for maidens of all ages, with si.imi add.d of which J tu second and to third i weights 10 pounds below the scale, nvefnrlongs J. I.. McPoiialds b c rbilosophy. 4, by Longrellow Little Ms. 1 IJ tHergenl l J. A A A II v.orrissb c Pr llelmuth a. pa trennj a Pwyer Brothers' b. o Kitra Hrv i. en (Jonesl a v erdeur hate Clark, VV ah ta ft ah gelalng.aud Paulino s.ajaorau. Time, 1 H Post netting Ten tu i on rhllosophy: aratntt Pr llelmuth h to 5. I urn Pry, U to I; Ka.s Clark.. 4ii to I, Waleta Wahgeldlng,i.Jto 1, Pauline F, BO to 1. Mutuala paid Sw.'M. to. W-eo thf. Tnmn hack. Rndge was tho unanimous choice of tho tal ent for the third nice at a mile and a uunrter, the little hor.e going to the post nt 10 to 7 ou. l.on and Gray Dawn had supiiortoiM nt and 4. to 1 leipoetlvely, but they weie mainly backodfortho place. Tbo other two want at a long price. Tomboy mode tho running for half a inilo, closely attended by Padge and Gray Dawn, but going up tho back stretch I Undue took command of aiT.il rn nni m ti, half he was a nock toforaOray Dawn, who wns half a length in front of i:on. ou whom llergcn hnd a strong pull. In the stretch Hcrgen sent Hon out niter tho favorite, but the big oolt kept Mvervlng Into the rails and wuinovcr able to'iutte get up. Hamilton binding llndge tho winner by two longths. Gray Davvnlwus a poor third. Handicap sweepstakes of 33n each, with Sl.ono added, of whloh fc-VJle second and Sluu lo third, mite aud a Suarter. Mutllus's b. h Padge, A, by The III t'sed nsronesa, ll.'dlamlltonl l Dwver Brothers' b. c. hon, 4, 112 (hergen) 2 cottiu A Bojlee gr h. Uray Pawn, o, leov. IF. Ltttle fleldl 3 F.leve and Tomboy also ran Time, os Post Petting Ten to 7 ou lis Ige against Eon, 2H to 1 Gray Pawn 41$ to I, Hleve, gl to 1. Pombov, z lo 1 MutualspaidSS Ja $-'.7S, 7 Ti. TIIK FORT HAMILTON RTAKES. Judge Morrow and Husteed were backed very hoavlly for tho lort Hamilton Handicap for three-yonr-olds at a mile and n furlong. L'r bannn being tho outsider at GO to 1. I. on of praall bets went In ou hli gThornns. Jluatcod, Kccola colt, a mi Judge Morrow wore the leaders nt tbo suit. King Thumas bringing up tho renr. In the run to the stand tho Kccolu colt took the lend. I'rbana. Husteed. and Judge Morrow being thn most prominent ot tho others, w hlle King 'I homas was twenty lengths out oi it aud buck-jumping over tho paths that run ncrois the track from tha stand to tho Held. The Kccola colt. Urbivnna, aud Judgo Morrow were buneliod at the half, with Mnsterlodo the leader of the ruck. Mastorlodo was Ilrst In the stretch, a length before King's Own and Judge Morrow, nnd Hamilton had to shako Morrow up to get him Into the lead. Once there, how ever, he had the raco won. Under a stout pull Morrow Ilnlshod Ilrst, a longth before Mastor lodo. who wns four lengths befoin King's Own, third. Husteed was a close tourth. The Fort Hamilton Handicap for three year-oMa, at t-'O each, with si,. .si added, of which f3j to eecond. stake to third mile and an eighth u. 11. Morris s b a Judge Morrow, by Vagabond Moonlight. 114 Hamilton) i Cotton a llojls sch. e vtssterlodo eolJoues) u J. a v 11 Morris's ch. c Kings Uwn, HO if. LU tlelleldl a Uustefd, Klngsurldge, King Thomas, Kccola celt, and Urbana also ran. Tims, 1 'sIM rest netting Five to 4 on Judge Morrow; against Busteed, 2 to li Pccola cop, to 1, Klugsbrldge, King Thomas each lotol, Masterioda King's Own. each "Ju tol; Urbana, OU to I. Muiuais paid ie tA 87,10, JlnuJ. TIIK FIFTH ItVCU. Kenwood carried the hopes of tho talent In the fifth race, Holwood tbe most fancied of tha othore. Dalsyrlnn being the outsider at 1A to 1 Lord Peyton, Kenwood, and Dalsvrlan was tho order up the backstietcb, but as they swum for home Taylor moved out of tho ruck with Belwood, and at the furlong pole there wan nothing In it but the gelding and Kns-tou. Hamilton rode the last-named In his uiort vigorous style, hut Hciwood vyon hanila down by a length and a hall. Lord l'oyton, as usual, Was third. Mweeeslakes or a-u eacu. wun II.OU0 adds I or which lo second, and 'Hi to third, weights lu pounds above the scale, seven furlongs. W. K. Jones's b. g llelaood.fi, by Ml) thewood-Be.lo 123iTaylon.... i Hanover Stable soli, c Kssson, 4. IU Ulsml'toni 2 II Uoriellandab o Lord Peyton, In? (Jones) i Beck, Keuwood. Trlnce Howard, and Palsiriau a o ran. Time, lilPJi Post Bsttlng-Kven money against Kenwood Pf wood. St to li Kasson, 7 to I, B.ck tu I, Prince Howard, s ml i Pa s rlaii. 15 tol, Mulua's pshixjn 10.aullu. TIIK HIXTU RACJ- Raymond O. was the tip for the Inst rn.v, Hamilton bnving tho mount: t-t, Paris and Larchmont eiial second choice, with Vivid the most favored of the others. Mcrlden nnd Mvld showed tlie way tor three-quarlers of a mile, whorpHarrifter, who wai last for half it mile, took It Into his head to run, and i.ai-tiig his burses in truo ruce-horse fnshlnii ha was first lu the stretch. Then Jones i-eiii Admiral out In pursuit, nnd Hcrgen iiIho concluded H wns lime to shake Larchmont up Barrister won cleverly, though, by a length and a half from Admit al, who beat Larchmont a length lor the place. Sweepstakes of ISO eaoh. with !,(i a Pled, of wbii n tuiuosecond and eloo to third, selling allowances, ml e and a slitff ulh. tixieeiur Stable g oh h. Barrlstsr, o, br Iramble Miss Harding. Ill (iVtrwicki I Keystone Stable's b c Admiral u. hi (Jonesl a O. walbaum'sb, g Lsrchmeot, o, 111 (ilergsni B VIUJ. St. Fails, jiaynioul O relham. aud Merldsn alio ran. Tlme. I SIM- Post Bettlng-rive lo 4 on Raymona O.i agatasl Fl. Farts, 4 to 1 larchmont eto 1, Admiral. I to ti vivid, e to li Usriden. IJ to I, relbam, Barrtsler, each 20 te 1. M Ulusls paid l-euil. 4.L6, IM.U. usTiims ran aitArr.sKSti to-day. An Altrartlvn ard fur Ihe Wind. up or Ihe Merit,,.:. T' U is il -,i.' ii., i t In. l.-oikljft Jocaei I lub iiKoiingut In, no cud, and Ihme should be n great crowd In attendance, as the llrooklyn Cup and Tremont Htakei are down on th cudi for decision, Eille, Blr Duon. Ooow-to-Tasr, and ottiii stood saw ut utait to so In the former, while Correction, the run. ner-up in the Great Amorlcan Stakes; Chat ham, Bolero, Gray Itock, and others of consid erable quality will go to Ihe post In the two-year-old event. Klle may capture the Cup, with Sir Dixon second, and the Morris pair may run first nnd second lu tho Troinont,but Poloro hns a good chanco to split tho pair, TIpstalTnnd Madstono may do for the opening race, and Mnrtln HurspII and Salvltil may do to play in the second. Tho Hetrlbutlon golding and Li'ltle aro speedy enough p deserve hi p port In thelltth and wiiatevor boat lleclnro nnd Llstmouy will carry oil tho tnonoylntho sixth, Hrit Race-RwrepstaVesof fjo esch for three year otdsand upward thai hsve run and not won ai the meetlurt SI. U added, three iiuaiters of a tnlle, Fhotnver. .114 Tanner 113 liirroy 114 Mel a II Iim Mylellow 111! Village Maid. 107 Mailslone Ilj'-trike HO TIpstalT 112 leusllna HJ Ilecond Pace Handicap sweepstakei of S21 each, with fl ux) aided, for three year oils and upwardt one mile l'elwood 122 Belinda 103 king Crab Ill Martin ltull 101 Madstnce. lit) Vlv hallow Ho Nalvlni. Ufiiiiory ns Third nace-The Tremnot stakes, for two v ear olds, attioieach, whh tA&on added, t furlongs. told IIS Bolero ns i, ray Rock us Het Boy lK Versatile lis Hitnlei us lorward IIS t orrectlon 115 F D. Ward IIS Madge L ns Chathsm IIS Fourth Itaoe-The Brooklyn Cup. for three year olds and upward with $2, (XU added, one nilleaud a quarter. Fslle Ijs Oi.bio 122 Hunbovne 1J I'ome to-Tsw 122 Taragon HI Bamiuel 1114 BlrPlxon 127 Admiral 104 I Iflh Kace-A ewe.pstalei of f.'O each, with l,Ouo added, for two year-olds, live furlongs. Retribution gelding 113 Nubian lea Alice WArd celt. lov riandlue 1U2 Prlscllla 102 IitK ion TomPonohue ItsiiLmlly Carter 67 Cooee p.Vi Slsth Race A sweepstakes of t:o esch for three year olds, with Sl.uuu added! one mile and a sixteenth. Favorite Ill sheriff 116 Ham Doiy ill Bamiuet IIS l.lsimony lis Admiral 113 Hectare 110 QUEKlt TKOTllSa TACTICS. dea. Turner r.nae a Heat aad ta Qnee. tloneil by the Jndxes. rniLADELPniA. May 23,-The Belmont Driv ing Club were fortunate In having a bright day lor tho beginning of tholr circuit meeting after waiting twenty-four hours for the track to get thoroughly over tho wotting It received on Monday. This afternoon tho course wns vory soo 1. but a trifle hard, and sevoral horeos lowered thelrrecords. AbouH.000 people wero present, and everybody t-eomed to bo specula Ive, for pools, especially. Tho mutualBdld a rushing business, as the boats weie split up, and it wasdlfllcult at any tlmo to pick the win ner. T. Wood Martin started the horses, while Prank Howor, President of the club. Joshua Evans, nnd E. C. Amer were also In the judges' stand. Two of the thiee races woro finished, and the pacing contest stands with Victor and J. K. winners of two heats each, the postpone ment boinc adeclded advantage to the former. as J. K. wasoutla-tlng him, and might have won had there been tlmo for a fifth heat. Pretty Bello won the three-minute trot so easily at the two meetings preceding this one that she ruled tho betting for tho opening event at $10 to $10 for the other throe start ers. Whon alio wns barred Nevada was the choice for second money. 'J ho ilrst beat went to the local favoiito. who jogged homo in 2:31'., and It was C lo 1 on her before tho sec ond. After lending till well around the last tlmo. Hollo tripped and lo-t her sttido com pletely. This was a mirprNe to Turner and Hmlth bohliid Nevada and Lndv Thompson, for neither wanted a rocord, nud used their skill to compel the others to go to the front. Lady Thompson had boon in second placo when Pietty Belle fell buck, and Turner was too adnlt for mlth so that tbe .Now Haven mare had to llnish ahead I' i-"M Tho Hold tickets then raised ti $2j against Jjo lor Pret ty Belle, but tho bird heat lotind her Mend., and Bhe Lent Lndv Thompson In 2:'Jls, whilo Nevada was not up ot all. Beioro tho fourth heal Turner w.11 called to tho s'.au 1 and told to send .Nevada along ll pos sible, llo admitted ho could hav won the sec ond heat, but thought Hoik- ci,u!d win it bhe kept steady, llo promised to do what ho could, aud was pormitted to remain behind his mate. Smith, In vvuvoi, did not havo a similar cour tosr extended to him, for he wns ordered out, nnd Iiwln wns put behind Lady Thoiup-mn. The chuiigu made no difference, for l'rcfy Hello won awny off in '-iii'iv Nummary -a o class pur.e$vo. I'rcttv llrllf. by Mei-eiirftr chief ulreen) ....1 3 1 1 l.iidy Thompson t mith) 3 1 2 2 Nevada (Turu-ri ..2244 Prince M illoodriltll 4 4 3a Tune-- ills J ,l.-i L'..KiU 2 -1'V. 'Ihero was a moro closely matchod Held in the a-JD tiotting class, and It took Blv.h"nts before the struggle for llrst money wits over. Honest deorge was tbo choice beioro tlio llrsst boat, ut Jl.) to J2 for the rest. Medora rushed nwuy. and was ten lengtl ahead at the .iiar tor. Maurice ;i. drow up gradually, ai d on tho homentretch camo ou cleverly and wits !Ir-t by a length Tho time, t! 'l.'i'.i, was surprisingly fust, and reduces tbo gelding's Pinilico rec-ird four seconds. Ho at on o became fuvorlto ut 25 to Hi overt he field. Ho did not ge. away well in tho second hent, and Hunter Bye got a lead juht past tho quar ter, which he kept for th res; (,f themllo, though Maurice .1. w.is cosing lust on tho homootieteh. Time, y Humor Bye wns now tho choleo at lr to 25 ngaltint the Held. 'I his time iho struggle wa-. between Maurice H. and H.iue-t i.eoige, tho latter coming vory fust from the distance nud finishing n head behind Maurice in 2 in It was 21 to Hi on .Maurice ,S.. who hud two heats to his credit, ami tho Paltimora rotter mudo n strong hid tor victor) In tlio fourth bent. He led till well down tlio llnish, when Honot Georgo nailed him nt tho distance, nud outiooted him to the who In 2:27'4, his llrst mark below 1 :lo. This changed the 1 e'.ting. nnd George wns restored to favor at $10 to t:i.i for tho lot. Phil lips took to the reins behind Maurlco S. and laid up tho tilth h 'at, so that Honest Georgo had no trouble In beuting thnret in2.2i'i. The odds were ,1 lo 2 on lilni befoie tliesixtli heat, and he jogged hunie m 2 .'!2 .Neither of tho other two heat wlunors vverenblo to dlb puto mutters with bltu. Snmmary2 -linlass, purss .VK Houestl.eiircr by Albert (Pettlt) S a 2 1 1 1 Maurice MKicel 2 1 4 6 2 Hunter Kye i.Neison) r 1 4 4 G 'j Medora (Trout) 2 5 :i 1, 2 ro Hleepy Pan (Johnson) o tl 5 3 ro' Lady Oouglass (Pllniley) 4 4 u s 4 ro. Tlme-2 title 2 2i,t 2 -M'i, HUH. 2 2SI S!.-Cl. Tools wero lively on tho 2'22 race, with J. K. first choice at 7J: Blanche. $4J: Victor, J'lo: John, Held. $20. .1. K. led to the nuarter In the llrst heat, where Blanche passed him and kept there to tho half. Then Victor camo bo fast that holindn strong lead from the last turn, nnd llnlshed lu 2:20'4. It was $50 field nnd $20 J. K. bsfore tho next heat, as the latter was a good i-econd to Jlctor the ilrst time: but agulnilie latter was tpo speedy and captured tho second heat from the word In 2:21. J. K. made a stunt coming home, but too lute to do uio:e than get to Vic tor's wheel. It was even money on tho cray, but Green chose to lay him up in the third heat, and aftor a brush between lilanrhauinl ,1. K.. tho latter wbb ilrst In In 2 23l4. 'Ihe judges should havo declared bets on tho heat ell, but the number was hung too soon, and n some tickets hud boon cashed;tlioy let tho rest go The talout woio still indjui tin to the result, nnd alternately bought Victor, J. K and Blanche out beforo the third lieat. VIcti r was tr I.i ,1.1. fl,.,.. .,...1 ,.n .1... I ..Ill lu.n ,.l,u I.WI 1I1U '",v VH IUU backstroti'h, tmulng homo, J. Iv. siiinrud nwny, nml sitting sail for tho leudor over, huulod ban, and wusilrot by an open length iu 2.2:1',. It was then too Into for another hent, and the raco went oor till io-iiiurrovv tlio posltluiis now being as follows: 2 2.lpsce pjrse t-A), unlinlstied: J h. (neeuaii) T 2 1 1 Meter lurcfn) 1 I 1, 4 Banche i-iullh .1 11 o Driihan K"' itlenltihel) 4 4 4 2 John (Trouti s o n 11 bagwa inutrer) o ti u .1 Tune-J -O'i, 2 .'I Jl'l 2 2.IH The reitilur cord for the second day has the 2'27 nud 2 '17 trotting el issos, with nine and ulxtecu entrlos ropectlvelj, Jlucluc la 1'UKlunrl, Lollies, May 28 TheManche.ier W'hitauntlle mset lugojened lodaj The race for ihe lUnliigteit ruie oMi'aov for iwojeari'lds live lurlongs, wss wonby B 1 1 asssbsy ll.iy Jesiutuv. I lleau Hrummel, out cf .Ifs.lca. I.orl I'lirllugluns b 1 I,. Iler Hr i,.. M irdelior 111' .lames, outnfAl tie sell was fernnl and sir K Jardine a trowu cull -araivak, by Ilnmeo out "f yuern llaihllda it bad llurd. Ihero wire six Ihe principal rate of the dvy was for the ford Borough llanillran of I tssi sot one in le It was tv'in l,y a Jength bv Mr J l..eP.ls sUyV.ro 1 horse The Kf Jf ct.d. by King 01 1 rumps, out of Arc, 1 a half length ahead of Mr J 1 own ere feur ve.r 1 Id chlnut colt W orklngton, ihlrd There wer. feu ,u" Baokasakera F.tadlaaj ike Law, sirmoag. May -Lynn and Wall, ihe bookmaker! who were compelled to leave here when the law pre blbltlcr pool selling was passed have determined upon apian by which they can continue 10 dnfcnsirr st.ers lugs Iher will eslal, .h 4 iract hei. slntt aiidtrotiiiicoveni. are inie lonitici.i thn.ii.-r e,t .,i seasou Ihe p-.ie e,ft.ifl Is vr 11 .-ion .11.1111, trotting course ,usi m i .le II 11 I 1 1 .,1 will sell pool-at lie roan ira, all I a' in. .,111,- t 11, I aicspl bets on ratrs ruu al iead n. irsik. tl ru.gaui the couniri Will 70a ro to lbs Ksrstegs rarss Pssd u-mt tot I 'ne, tad yeu wlU kaow waat tee BagUsa Herb la.- J 1 The most extraordinary vegetable remedy yet aV covered. An absolute ours for all hereditary er at- J cubed blood diseases. Infallible In scrofula, eaooer, I rheumatism, dliflgurlnr eruptions, and dtaorders el stomach, liver, and kidneys of adults andchlldrsa. rronounced by leading physicians ot New York the I greatest blood cure know 1, Bend for descriptive boek containing endorssmsnts ot Reverend Catholic Pathera, prominent physicians, and many cured to New Tork. i Tke Cuctne Jllood Cure baa aoalUvetw eared numrrona cases or Horomia anal Halt I Rhenai In nne month's) time where all ether 1 blood purifiers have failed. I rieatanl to lake, applicable lo diseases of Infancy I eld age. All druggists sell It. Prices, large, Ml stuU. 1 It. bend for descriptive pamphlet and certlfioalsa. I ALVA'S BIIAZILIAN BPEC1FI0 CO, M B Wall et, Hew Tevtt- naiiiiMi ran aormixoiu Cot. Nhorler and III Nephew JTIath TTtva the Nomlauttna. MoNTooitrnT, Ala.. May 29. Whon the 8M Rweltertng Democrats mot at noon. CoL Henrr H. Shorter, one of tho Ilnllrond Commissioners of tho State, was lending tho fight against CoL Itouben T. Kolb. who Ib tho son of his fuvorlto Bistor. This domestic onmlty grown out of a strange fnnilly compact, which It la asserted 1 that Col. Kolb has violated. Tho Bhortora 1 have atloptod tho old custom of having n bead I to tho chin. To this chief of family all matters of Importance aro referred. Ovor thirty yenra aeo Col. flcnry 11. Shortor succoedod to this point of family distinction, nnd tho agreement wna that ho Bhnuld nut hlmsolf In training for tho Gov ernoi ship, l'nlthfiilly ho has worked to strengthen himself for tho raco, confident ta the support of his family nnd the nlllanco of In fluential families all over the btnto. Afowjoars ago. whon Alabama established B a Itailroad Commission, Cul. bhorter took tho Bn Chairmanship as n stopping stone to his larger f ambition. A year or two Inter his noohew. Iff Heubon i Kolb. was appointed n Commission- I er ol Agriculture. His appointment wiib hallod ns another strong point gnlned for his kins- Bn man. At this point events began to play liavoo H with polltl I uiu. Tho railroads whoso support a Henry .shorter had m.ido socuro fell under tho If dlsplea-uro of llio people. As Hnnrr Shortor's m Biipporters lut Inlliiuiico thu farinors. whom. II l.olb wits cultivating, camo forward uud began li' to tako charge of atlulr-s. cm At a tin utlng 01 tlio Mnto Alliance last Juno m It w.ndecidi.cl that tho famui-. -hmild nirno 35 thon.ut lioveino anl that Heubon F. holl) 13 wa thn man lot tho place. Kol i's itcceptanco) jV ni tlii-, position bri'iiulit down on him Urn dead- Hi li ei udt) ol his kin. nml! who lesiirrected sev- t'inl unxnvory traiiuiu'llnnh ami g.tvti ihoin to JjHj tlio pre-s for 1 ihl.cii'i m. Tlio fanners re- rnrdctl till usii ilt upon Kolb ns nn nttnek on HI Ihctnpolve and tallied 10 lllm Willi all tho H 111010 oarnosiite-s. HJ shorter, wlm lives in the --:iiiio voting pre- HJ clnct with Kolli. ininle personal mipenls agal'ist ttH his MnMiiu'i. uud s,.e,rei! an advetho dciega HJ tion. If 1 till loses the nonunnttoii It will bn HJ becnuse ho inciiucu the di-' leastirn of lis Hl v nn. v, hi-di cniiiio' t'.nd word), tuo bcveni lu HJ wbl b t'lileni'iinc, Inm. HI 'J lio llr- l allot will bn tiken to-'norrovv. 9E Uolli Simula votes short ot 11 tnnjoiily and HJ J Is in the ndort to elui-e tho gap that tho gloat HI light will tal,o place. JH A. IK II. ST a 11: t'O.MV.WrO.V. U t'oacruflltntlnn- Cxtrmlnl (1. Ircland'a IH ('liomiilnn- lu I'lirllunint. H KoNiioi'T, Mav 2-!.-Tho thirty i-nvcnth an- H nual State Convention of the Anc.ont Older of H lliben.lnn-i met iu I.l.comlis Opera II juse to- m day. There wero upirnri! of .'1)0 delegates la S atiendance, all ei unties having divisions, ex- X copt Lrio. beiug represented. Tho Convention C wns railed to order by State Dolcgato 31. J. Kon- B iiedy of Nevv oL. Alter the appointment of a M Commltteo on ('rodent InN a rejess was takon till -So'cliul.. On reassembling the committors H reported thnt thoro woro no eontested teats. IX Tho State officers thon presented tholr annual V reports, which allowed that thore wore .)7 M tlivifiloiB, an lucre is.) if II sliicn tlio M last report, wit ha told membership of 9,t7'l. BJ an Incroas.i of ovor f) onu. Lominlttees wero Im iippidiitud nnd 1I1.1 Convention adjouriioil unMl FHra evening. To-night tlie following preamblo and HjM re-olutiuuR woio tiiianiniuu'lr adopted- 5S llir rut. We have tlimii,t sublime fnllh In the nltl- fsSa mnte sucrc. of tli. huino ru o itiDVrln. lit under the ilfsl leadership or Hit ee mightv chiutii luus of th. cau-e of ItlM hiininn lilie.-ly 1,1 ij.'.i.ns I'arnell I) Br.sn, llavltl, WfJ lleul Dtl.oii and their collfsurs and, lji llfteifii VV. note with prof, nml Jnv the progress ot jVJ la-caure of long misruled and Salter. ug Ireland ttiere A m t"re leu jf 9 Vf.olied That this convention extend 10 Ireland'e fry champtons Its ccngratu'a'.lou on the inc. ss th. v have fl II achlftfd v,ith the iifsuraiu n of our (.uiilluued support IflvJ lu every way within our poner If, 'M f At midnight tho convention was ballntlnx (MM for Stat detog.itn. tno contost narrowing VH down between 1'eter 0 Iteillr or .svr.iciisM anil jM Th.ima-f Nonry ot ltrooklju, with tho chances iH lu favor of tho lattoi. JH The I'utlagn llv Or cm Iter l'lrat Trip. esm! The new propeller t'etn ity rfi f nilv uitinlocom. rmm mfssluu t,v the M.lne Mesm-i-f. t uini an), left her Hal duck, 1 Isr :H 1 est hirer, es fnlii) an. rm on, on hsr HJ first trip to Peril. nl Am r. I prsengers weref M. HB Bsilev f're-ide'il of the loinlsni Luplafn lluralla rwjj lla'l. the .New Vrrk acrnl Vlr T V 1' Ta.madge of ?HJ Pro'.klin snl 1 hits, li la nn and wife t upu John fHl llenuett, formerly In cnmiii.iel or tne p.leanura, fs her iaH csp.111 llif elf HUlf U I111 in wh oh Is re p af.'l by !lJaai the t'littan l tl hts bf .11 s ,d In tne tewlnrk Maine H aud N.-i llruli.wh k -If tli.fii p Cumiauy, (apt, Bragg IIHl Ukr. comin Hid 'r thf l-fvn.irH. IflSjl A iif w est is but ding I j the Sew J.ngland rnmpanr sarlH to t.ikf ihf u.c of in. I ..in r 1 ti. w i 1 be like the ailnH ltice 1 -ti an I tlllfd up irlth al tlie Utf St Improve fjlflH meiils i.,t 1 fie rtl ttitn.H Hi. 1 "Hag. liy will make -tavliaa tha,ti.t3ti e bei-.i-u .New Vork and J'ort.and lutwemy- -VuH fourhuuis. MHeaal A Hrruist of .Mr. Aalor Thraehed. ShVj Threo nmntl s s,-o the family of William Waldorf jH Astor dls.liMrgfd Ttiotuas Pougias uf I 0j Third ave- ItmUai nue aouulr.i servant, and engaged Charles Phil- ':VHl Hi an l.ng isl 111111, lu hi. line. I'IuIIIh and Ilougliui 9H uiston Mfh sieuue last n ght aud came 10 blows, In H which I'll in s walking suck as broken over his own H head an In i"ilu einan took boih men to the Thirtieth 'HHJ street si. ...ti I hilups hud a badly bruised eve and a 'HH1 smiileii furfhfsd Bougiss lul the ergsallt that Phil. HH1 Itshal If. in ltiiiiarrel and ttial he tloggedhtra with HH1 his onu Making sli k hi a-I defense. aauuwiia ajBjBjaa- "Tliai'aiiot true, jour m.ibIiip,' Phillips said. -I HH1 never (out IiihI hint The -vN.ile Irhubla Is that he 11 aa HH1 Irlsliinau and 1 am an liic ishman and he has a grudsa eaaaal becau.e I ae engaged In hit a e.d HH1 rersemt Sheldon locked bougies op and told rhlUlpe. HH1 thai h. would have tol'., k 1,1111 u 11. 11,0. If he didn't fn HHJ lu court lo make a cuuipi-iut I'tulllps consented. HHJ hi" (he 4! ruin Ti-iide Want KverythUa:! tmm An organlratlon known as the drain Trade rrotecllve eBjfl As.ocattwii ot the Produce Exchange declJsd yettsr- Haaal day that It ehou d have somrlhltig to say about the HI candidates for ofii era of the I j, l.ange. lo he voted for Bal on Monday The members cf the asi-oriatlon therefore BTIbI hell a secret meeting and wantfd (iforge Milmlne lo KHi take the uoinliMll.u for Presnleiit Theio wa.-hitcu KHl kbi.ul this and a lominltleo 1.1 two will, li T I. n-. feV.lHl land l halrnun njsappointrd luge' up a ll let liter lEaH "i""' candidates ir 1'rr.uleni an I three HnHl adilltlonal inaiiaers and a- no grain ira If a re.dv 9R'H1 have two reprr.fulallvfs 111 I lie hoard illseio cd sS-ljHl Hint there will le a rt out l 1,111, .ten Irom vhsr HkHi traders ou Ihe llo. rat the demand for I ree iu ,re HlHl Trnttlat In linssss Mir, HlHal KisusCivr, May si -This wai the second day of the HHai Initial meeting nf the hoitiiwritrrii (en'ral Trolling IHHJJ AKoclation A high wind made the limes ow HHJ Three m nuts dais purse f ftHH to 1 1 1 HHJi L" Bsrtoldl 3 HH Tim. ;i v Ti. ..'".."'"Itr.irtiig 1 i- re- HH I.ltto tl. we Ill, BffeeefJjH II' drn I'.i era .-ci.rt. 1 H iim' HHJI 'Ihe I li -at .I.koI.iI,- ll.ti'ii'. 1111 II, -f 1 Ilea. HHJU I, 1 1 ..rttea iH f t.i, ,r, m H :.e- '.r.ei ss,r r. mint i'. HHl Isrrss or Jsrsej 1 r r u -M-irl I erra- Ihe HHeai Iourle bad bssn msrne I 1 -cue i fan- laoj.ers sge eaaaaaai a asssntd ktr. in.acs.,er Keuh. signs! the decree. HHJI Baeaa-sa-a-. 4HHH

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H I THE SUM, THURSDAY, MAY 29, IBM). MM H I THUll.HDAY. MAY 29, 1890. H Louden OHre. of T1IR BUN H I ..eiWeitxtrsnd. B I An communications should le e,tdfeii..i U MAN: B I M. wlluKsMUMraiid. londog VV.u. H A Short Campaign and a Great Victory H I for 1'rco Citizenship. H i Tho Superintendent of tho Census has. H issued an order instructing his subordinate H to mnko or proouro no nrrests for refusal to H answer tho obnoxious questions on tlio H r,chcduIo. "All legal proceed Incs," nays H Mr. l'oinzn's circular, "will bo Instltuteil H I by tlio WnshlnRton office through tho Do- H partment of Justice." H Tlilfl 1b an abandonment of tho Indefcnsl- H tie position assumed by tlio census onicen H i when public attention was first directed to H tho outrageous character of tlio proposed H Inquisition. Thero wns much Insolent and H I defiant talk nboutthu duty of tlio cntimcr- H. I afore to extract tlio desliod Information by H I harsh means If necessary, nboul tho oblljin- H tlon of tho Bureau to onforco tlio alleged H law, even If tho process of enforcement H should bo disagreeable, and about tho power H of the enumerators, as sworn ofllccrs of thn H Government, cither to nrrcstsumrnnrllynny H man orwomanculltyof tho "mledcme.inor" H of refusing Information, or to call In tho H nearest polioomau and hnvo the guilty per- H son arrested, lined, and perhaps Imprisoned. H i Theso threats wort) probably pure humbug, H I designed to Intimidate citizens, and to pro- H euro, by tho fulso prctenco of Intended M eevorlty, statlslloal Information that was B sure to bo Imparted with reluctance by any B oolf-rcspcotlng citizen. Nevertheless, wo H aro bound to say that tlio foolish attltudo of H the census pooplo haq contributed not a lit- H tie stimulus to tho public Indignation that B I has at last forced tho Bureau to surrender B and withdraw. m t Thero need bo no apprehension In any re- M fusor's mind concerning the subsequent H legal procoodlnsrs through tho Depart- H tnentof Justlco," darkly hinted at In Mr. M Pokteii's circular. Tho Department of Jus- LHI i tlcols not going to ludlct, prosecute and m attempt to punl9h any liody for declining to H communlcato to a census enumerator his or H her chionlc diseases, bodily defects, and pc- M cuulary obligations. Tho present Admlnls- m tratlon will not rondor Itself both odious and B ridiculous In a hopolivs attempt to punibh m citizens for a bogus misdemeanor, dellned by M on unconstitutional act of Congress. If so Hj grenta pleci) of folly bhouldboattempted, tho m citizen would bo perfectly safe, as soma of the H f most distinguished lawyers in tho country H I pointed out in tho columns of Trm Sun yes- Hj tcrday morning; and, In tho opinion of the H eamo eminent authorities, his ground of B action for false Imprisonment would be clear. M i Every Amorlcun should bo gratilled at tho H victory which has just bcon gained by H i sound publlo sentiment. It means avast H deal more than Immunity on Juno 2 from H tlio Impertinent questions contained in Mr. H Porter's catechism. It means that the old H American spirit of Independence and per- H sonal liberty Is still very much alivo, and B that It can bo awakenod promptly to a vlg- (orous protost against any Invasion of prl vato rights, any unwarranted assumption H by the Federal Government of powers or H functions not delegated by tho Constitution ot the United States, the safeguard of onr B free Institutions. H The Sun Is proud ot the result of this I .1 short campaign. Eternal vlcllanco Is the B prlco of liberty. B i Tho Rcpublioans Give Up New York:. B I Tho Republican leadors who met at the B Fifth Avonuo Hotel on Tuesday to shapo tho B i course of tho Republican State Committee, I N showed themselves fully cognizant of the B Importance of the approaching election to j their party, and of tho necessity of utilizing all the chances It may offer. So long as thero was any near prospect of the passage by tho Legislature of a disfranchis ing ballot bill, designed and lntondod to cut down tho big Democratic majorities in tho f great citlos of tho State, tho Republicans woro entirely willing to embark in a Stato canvass tills year, assured of diminished opposition In theso strongholds ot their op ponents; but whon, through tho vigilance I ot Govornor Hill and tho Democrats in the Legislature, their plan was balked (and their measures defeated, a St t can vass In Now York hod for them no longer any allurement; and thoy determined to let tho Stato light go. Tho opportunity of doing this Is easy, for thero nood bo no contest unless the Repub licans chooso to mnko one. The term of Judgo Roheiit Earl ot Herkimer county, a Domocrat, who was elected Judgo of tho Court of Appeals over Gcouai: F. DANroRm i- In 1S7G, Is about to expire, and his successor will bo chosen In Novembor. In tho contest i of 1834, which was bitter and exciting i almost boyond precedent, tho Republican i t party in tho Stato endorsed and sup ported Judgo Rapallo, a Democrat, for Judgo of tho highest court, whllo tho Democrats exchanged tho compliment by i supporting Judgo Andrews, a Republi can; and both of them wcro reelected by a practically unaulmous vote. Tho Court of Appeals, as now constituted, con sists of five Democrats and two Republicans, Si and its partisan comploxion cannot, there- w IB' C' fore, be affected by this year's olectlon. III i e refUBal t'10 Republicans to noml- Ijjs nato a candlduto for tho ofllco of Judgo this f tt year would secure to them two advantages. I In tho first place, It would froo them from tho 1 necessity of calling a State Convention, cer- tain to bo inharmonious and to engender J rivalries and disputes; lu tho Eocoud pluoo, i f It would ouabla them, under tlio terms of tho j new election law, to make such local alll- ances as they might chooso, unhampered by i i the existence of a Stato tiekot, Moro- i f over, It would enable them to conceal their I' I present weakness; for It Is about as certain i I t o anything can bo that In a sttulght party f i flsht tills year tho Republicans would bo 1 1 badly beaten In thU Stale; and tlio post- ponomentof teal hostilities until noxt your, I when a Governor Islobo chosen, might bo wise political gencruMilp. Now Yoik's delegation In the present Con S BrcbSconhistfaoIl'Jitepuijlicansund 151)cm- oorata. Thlrtien of tlio luttrr come from KB this end of tho Stato, Nuw York, Brooklyn, K Westcueslor, and Iong Island. Albany a elects one Dcmoerat, and tho l'.rie district another, Apai t from these, tlio Republicans a liavo a solid Con'iVbhli.nal delegation. They B cannot expect to mak'-aiiy gain-, In iIkkd i districts. I.ohcs mo luucli iiimid piobablo. Tho result In ttio Uemuenitu ilUtrJcis do ff pends largi'h' upon IJcmociaUu uniim or ft division In New York cltv, which In 1833 eent eleven Demooiatrt to Wushington. J The State Soiinte tills year, uhieli is etrougly Republican (19 to Hi, holds ovor; jfi but a now Assembly is to ln eiccltil which If will partlcijiato ith it In the cliolco of n j If Illiiteil Stuteb Senator to hiii'L' rd WlbLIAU I M McSi:i,Ij EvAitrs. The lust A--,oinbIy con i slstod at Its c'os'i of 7J RupublKiuii and SO 1 Democrats, h that a net change of iiluodls triots In needed to glvo tho Domociats a ma j lotlty. L'ponthotlcU'Jinlnatloaorthcquci-1 jjA tlon of the control ot tho Stato Assembly, tlio contest of this year in Now York may bo sold to hinge. That Is tho objective and de cisive point. Tho Republicans have against them a clear majority of tho voters of tho State. But they have in their favor tho cumbcrsomo and unjust apportionment ot 1 87 J, under which populous Democratlo dis tricts oio deprived ot their rights, whllo thinly settled rural localities havo nn tin duo representation. Can tho Domocrats offset this Inequality? Tho present out look Is reassuring and full of encourago ment to every Democrat; and tho Republi cans, though first In tho field, seem likely to bo second In tho race. How to Knforco tho Rxclse Jjnvr. If tho real purposo of tho Investigation conducted by tho Sonato Committee on Cities Is to dovlso useful legislation, some prolltalilo lossonsto that end wcro furnished by tho examination of I'ollco Inspector Wii.mams on Tuebday. It Is evident that tho pollco nro not chiefly responsible for the failure toonforco tho Ex cise law Igorously and effectively. Tho of fenders nro arrested, but tho dlfllculty Bocnis to bo to get them tiled by tho magis trates who havo Jurisdiction. "If stern measures woro taken by tho courtH," said tho witness, "or by tho District Attorney to secure tho conviction of eomo of tho violators of law whom tho pollco nrrostcd, much good would bo accomplished." Under tlio existing practice however, according to tho testimony of tho Inspector, the trials aro postponed too long, and oven In cases of conviction only a small lino Is usually Im posed. 1 ho number of arrests for violations of tlio Excise law Is f-o largo that tho pi escnt forco of tho District Attorney's olllco Is probably not largo onough to prosecute all tho cases promptly. It ought to bo practica ble, however, to provide by statuto for somo moro spocdy method of prosecution In this class of offences. But tho most Important change In exist ing laws recommended by Inspector Wil liams relates to tho manner of granting licenses to sell liquor. Ho would licenso only tho owner of the proporty, and not tho lessee or other occupant; and In case the Excbo law wcro violated In that placo, ho would absolutely prohibit tho further salo of liquor thoro. Thero Is much merit In this suggestion. Thero can bo no roa&onablo'objcctlon to thus making tho owner ot land directly responsi ble for tho uses to which It is put. Let him turn his building or a portion of It Into a liquor saloon If ho likes, but prohibit Its fuitlicr ueo for tlint purposo tho moment it appears that tho laws which regulato tho manner In which tho business shall bo trans acted havo been vlolatod on tho premises. This Imposes no burden on the owner which he ought not to bo willing to assume. At tho samo tlmo such n rule would tend to prevent violations of tho Excise law, inas much as It would make landlords directly Interested In having tho law obeyed. Tho plan proposed by Inspoctor Williams would turn every landlord of property where liquor is sold into a conservator of tho peace, so far as tho Exclso law Is con corned. This would bo a notablo addition to tho pollco forco in every largo city, Tho Idea Is a good one, and ought to be practically applied in tho exclso legislation ot the State. Chlckamauga. It Is quite possible that tho measure in troduced Into Congress at tho present ses sion for tho establishment of a national military park on tho battlefield of Chlcka- mauga may become a law before tho twenty soventh anniversary of tho great light, which occurs on tho 19th and 20th of September noxt Tho Houso Military Commltteo has reported favorably upon It, and tho fact that so much has boon dono for Gettysburg and so much moro proposed Is urged as a reason for establishing a like memorial ot tho prow ess of tho Western armies. In tho Houso, for example, a bill Is ponding for a very largo appropriation to mark tho positions of tho Southern troops during tho three days' fighting nt Gettysburg. It pro poses to lay out twenty-four miles of drlvo way along the Confederate lines and to eroct hundreds of tablets Indicating tho organiza tions that occupied tho various points. A liko work has already been dono for tho Union troops, principally by tho Statos con cerned and by tho survivors of regiments which took part In tho battlo. New York nlono has oxpouded moro than $300,000 for this purposo, mainly lu monuments. When this memorial work on tho Held of Gettys burg Is completed It will perhaps havo cost millions; already It furnishes ascenosuch as can bo foun d nowhere else. It Is natural, thorefore, slnco tho Eastern and 'Western lines ot operation wero kept so distinct during tho war, that thero should bo some similar memorial to the lattor. Whllo Gettysburg was In tho broadost eenso a national Held, whero troops from Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minne sota fought on the Union sido, and regi ments from Louisiana, Arkansas, and Toxas on tho Confcdcrato, yet thoro Is a certain justlco In supplementing tho great military park of tho East with ouo at tho South. It muyscemstrangothat Congress should select for this purposo u battlo which was technically a Union defeat. But this consid eration ovidoutly docs not strlko tho Houso Military Commlttoo a.s being of particu lar Importanco compared with other points In which tho preeminence of Culckamaugu is lndlsputablo: There li no oilier field upos which all the armlea wero o fully repreaeutel There li probably no other In Die wnr'.J irlilcli promm more (ermldable natural obstacles to if real ulUHiiry operations thau the alopei of Lookout Moumaiu and Mlrehnary Illdve, while there li no llel 1 that nurpaisoi Chicaamauxa In the ileailllneia and persUtence of lt IlKtitlni: The tactical mo; emenu wero numeroui ar.d hrilllaut on each field, and many of theia remarkab'e Indeed, both are as rioted lu thlt rerect as lu the ihirncter of the fliihtlnir Exactly what tho losses In killed and wounded nt Chickamauga woro may not bo altogether boyond dlsputo. But a cnroful ostlmato puts tho Union loss at 1,030 killed, 0,74') wounded, anil 4,771 missing, or a total of 10.17!); and tho Confi'dornto at 2,339 killed, 1.1,413 wounded, ami 2,001 missing, a total of 17,801. Tho Union loss at Gettysburg, ac coidlng to Col. I'liiSTniuin, was 23,180, In cluding 2,B.11 killed and 13,709 wounded, and tho Confederate Iojs 31,021. Still tho loss nt Chlckiiinaugawasgreatcr than ntShlloh, and on tho Union sldo itwosgreator in killed and wounded than at Murrroos,boro. Tho Houso eommlttoo, lu fact, makes a spoclal point ot thn sanguinary character of tho lighting nt ChlclsuiiMug.i its compared with that In homo famous modern European battles: D Wri iiM.ioi lost IS per cent, at Waterloo. Nroio, H pel rent, at MiiterHu and M per cent at Mnrenro. The aeu-o lusiof both armlet at laentaund Sol. Imnu. in lv., m leu than 9 per cent. At Kunlf grata, In l-b) It wai u per cam. At Wdrih. Mara-UTour ratelcitte. and i-edan lu IH7u. the average Ion wai li rer cent. The rnartel of Oermaii lighting lu the 1 ranco-rruulan war wai by tho Third Weitphallan In. fantryatMaralaTour. It took U.OJO men Into action, and loiMli 'per cent, f-eit to thU record wet that of the (larde achmron battalion, 1,000 itrong, at NeU, which loit 40. per cent. There were leveral brigade on each tide at fhli kamauga, and ery many regiments, whoie loMti exceeded thrte ilguret for Man la Tour and MeU. The averj;o loiRes on each side for the troops w icti fought through the two days were fully :u per cent while for many poruous of each line the losits reaehed V per cent, and for some ersn 75 per cent A I EcdaiieaovrueJulan tut lue. Hulboruueii and bill- sKKHHOHHHH tlancy ot in (lghtlng, not only In our own war, but when compared with all modern warn, has aa Importance to the nation ae an object leuou of what Is postlbls In Araerloan lighting, and the national ralue of the preservation of such lines for hletorlcal and profes local study muit he apparent to all reletting minds Khlloh was thn great Inttlo of Immature nrnilos at tho Wct, liko Bull Run at the East; but Ciilcknmniijja, liko Gettysburg, represented tho ni mles hardened by oxporl once and nt tlu height of their efficiency and skill. Sllstakos wero certainly made at t'hlckainaugii on botli sides; and somo Gon erals billllnnlly renowned on other Holds failed t' win honor tlieic. Hut on tho wholo Gon. HlNtiM.vs, who foiiulit against tho Union i Iglit nt liot-anshoo Hldge, had ground forthiiivhir.itlon In hlsofhVhl report that he hiil n -for irvvi Confederate soldiers fight botti'i- n.r had known rodernl troops to light b i well. Lii.o (it"1 i-sburg, iilco, Chtckamaujra was n battlo in which tho laurels of tho defeatod were only lot-splendid than those ot tho vie- I..... 111 .1. ......II.. ..n.t.taa f.lM 4li Ull1. lllHMIt;il KIV lllllli; U, IOIVIDU fcMV Union troops, yet tho objertlvo point of tlio wlmln campaign rnmnltied In tho hands of tho Union iiiiny. AtChlckmnauga, nlso, tho red was sown which was harvested nt Mis sionary Ridge. With tho Army of tho Cum berland reeti forced by troops from Vlcksburg iintt BiiAun simultaneously wcakoned by the detachment of LnxusTiir.nT, tho next battle was assured In advance as a Union triumph. The Confederate General D. II. Hill was per haps extravagant in decliring that "tho Southern soldier after Chlokamauga fought w 1th t ho sullonness of dospalr, not tho entliu Htnm of hope. That ban en victory sealed t he fatoofthoHouthern Confederacy." But at all ovonls this Is a battlefield which Union as well ns Confcdcrato soldiers can take pride lu; mid certainly Us highest individual fame Is not for Braoo, but for that great Union soldier, George II. Thomas. Tho Fight for tho Legislature. Tho early mooting of tho Republican State Commltteo Is on evldenco of tho lm poitnnco which tho Republican mnnagors attach to tho campaign of next fall, and of their determination to make nmplo prepara tion for It. Thero Is no doubt that thoy aro becoming a little anxious about tlio next Legislature. Tho Congress elections do not trouuio tuem as muoii. it is posioio to re cover In 1832, even If a Democratic Houso should bo elected in 1S90. But to loso a seat In tho Senate is a serious mattor. When the Democrats once get control of tho Legisla ture, tho Republican powor In Now York Is broken. It rests upon fraud antl nothing elso. Year after year tho Stato shows a Democratic plurality and elects Democratic Stnto officers. Year after year tho Republi cans aro able to elect a Republican Legisla ture iu a result of depriving the Democratlo majority of tho representation in tho Legls aturo to which Its numbers entitle It. It Is moro than a seat In tho Senate whloh tho Republicans will havo at stako In tho campaign for which the Republican Stato Commltteo mot yesterday to niako plans. If tho Democrats can carry the Legislature. tho system of minority rule which tho Re publicans perpetuate for their own advan tage, will be smashed. The Democrats will claim the full measure of tho rights of which thoy havo long been deprived; and thon New York will bo a Democratic Stato through and throiio-h. Tho Republicans understand what tho fight Is for, and thoy nro laying tholr plans for It. Tho Democrats, under tho wise and popular leadership of Governor Hill, Bhould do their best to win. Thoro Is plenty ot disunion among the Republicans at pres ent. Will thero bo a cordial union among tho Democrats next fall The French sldo of tho Newfoundland fish err question came up in the Senato In Paris tho othor day, and the arsumentot M. Bo7E niAN created somo amusement and cae soma instruction, too. Horn ado a brlof of tho docu ments showing tho rights ot Franco in New foundland. They rost upon tho treaties, 'of Utrchtinl713.of Paris in 1763, of Versailles ln'1733, and of Paris in 1814. Tho treaties are generous," he said. "Thoy do not specify the creatures upon which our rights can bo oxerclsod. Tho oystor fish ery has never ueen contostea; neither nas tho musbel Ushery, and uon la Newfoundland thoy use thonhrnso. 'lobster fishing,' and the journals of that country constantly employ that expression. It Is not a very serious quar rel; but, if we admit that the French fishermen have no right to take lob sters, who will take them The Eng lish? Oh no, for our treaties forbid that. Thoy cannot Interfera with our fisheries. 8o say the treaties. And how can they fish for lobsters without Interfering with our fisher men? If the Interpretation set up by New foundland Is accopted, nobody would profit by it. except tho lobsters. But for all that, the newspapers of that country contest the Inter pretation clvon by Franco to the treaty of Utrecht. They claim that that treaty refers only to codfish groat laughter!, and that con sequently It does not Include other flan. That is absurd. The riehts of Franco are incontest able. "A title is dollvorod to tho proper parties, with tho heading JJullettn dt mite en po$ution. The act Is one of plenum dom Mum, and there has nevor been any question regarding it on tho part of England." Yet tho people ot tho'lsland aro not pleased. wfoutidlaud ought to be a State of the American Union, nod then they might not oar so much about lobster llshlug. Our esteemed Gopher contemporary, tho Hector Miner, Is booming Mr. Joel Ukatwolb for I.iuutonant-Uovernorof Minnesota on the ground that be has never asked for or Bought n political onice and probably nevor will." The rnriiiors' Alliance ot Butler county, Kansas, has resolvod nevor to support for office any body who has ever been a candidate for ofllco. Is thoro such a demand for greon and tondir amateur politldaus in tho mighty-mouthed West? Hero In tho wan and drooping East the Mugwump rule Is never to support any fellow v, ho has any chance ot being elcetod, It saves responsibility, nnd it shows the shortest route to boupvllle. .Now ork payors manlfost great envy of riiirinnatl as the American musical IhuD. CvMwirrctol 1,11 "f .No, not envy; but ratlior joy, Cincinnati ex. cols in music, Chicago in World's Fairs, and New York In artistic admiration of both of her gioat undiisiliotlc rival. No wine In tho Chicago World's Fair! No splitts! Nollcerl Nothing that can iutoxloato except tlipeloniU'iiceotdovernor I''iFKnI That is tho present programme, and a true temper aaco programme it is. An esteemed correspondent lequostn us to cast a ray on the path of a joung writer by publishing a song of her composition among our Sunday 1 oom-, Worth Heading. Wo nro soi iv to ilocllno this loquost, but It Is only throuuh stieiiuoud persistence lu not doing such a thing ihnt our Sunday collection ot Mil boh has attained Us pri'M'nt reputation, That which Is difficult lu desired thut which Is uasy is not valuod. Mayor Grant has appointed Mr. Svmdel SpRHrEH as an expert on bobalf of the city to determine upon the plan that should be adopted to Improve the terminal facilities of tlio Brooklyn 1 ridgo Itnould bo dilllcult to tnuloi u bettor holvctlon, Jlr. mpi-mi li Isonoof tho ablest practical ruilroad mon in tho coun try, a railroad engineer and sctontlst. and Ilttod In every war to deal with the intricate anddiflioult problem which our unfortunate Hldge iiresents, Bealdee, h is a man of ex cellent common sense and high character, mid as such ho is euro to eliminate any foolishness that mar present Itself Inthsrarloua engineer ing that obtains in tho domestto economy ot tho bridge management. Under tho old heathen regime In Uganda the terrible, civil war now raging there would hardly have boon possible. When Sprcr dis covered that rich oounlry ho found the King's brothers In chains and about to suffor death. Their only crime was that thoy woro of royal blood and might somo day nsplro to the throne and they wore, thorofore. to bo killed, after tho usual custom, because, living, they wore thought to menace tho publlo poace. It wan the whlto mUalonarlos who Induced MwASm, whon he camo to tho throne, to sparo his brother, and one of them. Karkma, has drenched the country with blood, Whon Kaiifmi drove Mwaku hom tlio throne he promptly killed all tho other brothors and re gretted that StwAiftM was not within reach. Tho civil war still goos on, and probably not a few heathen of Uganda aro convinced that the old plan ot disposing of superfluous princes was potior for tho country. In tho northwest corner of New Mexico the Navajoos aro tending their cattle and sheep, and sustaining tholr reputation as among tho most peaceful, industrious, and prosperous ot our Indian trlbos. But It is pos sible that oven now a storm is loworlng ovor this happy reservation, for tho "Lost Adams Diggings aro supponod to havo boen redis covered, and at loastooe party of prospoctors has recently stolen Into tlio reservation ana returned with glowing reports of mlnoral woaltu. Somehow minors and ranehmon havo often been ablo to get potont backing in Wash Ington whenoYor Indian reservations havo tomptod whlto cupidity, and that is tho secret of a largo part ot our troubles with tho Apaches and othor trlbos. Tho Novnioos are as bravo as they are Intolllgont, and tho outcomo of all this talk of oponing mlnos on tholr reserva tion, which is rcitorated in nearly ovoryiBtio of tho Now Moxican nowspapers, will bo awaited with anxious intorost TOE OMlorS IXQUISITtOX Farther Prettesta AKBlaxt tb Oati-ageon durations I'ropoaed, mm t&t notion OWos. Cndsr this odious Republican Inquisition a woman will he asked some decidedly Impudent quetlousas to her physical history, foreismple, whether she has ever been divorced, has eer ilven olrth to a child, whether she hat any ebrunlo or acute disease, or haa anr ohrs- loat deformity that the Is trylnir to conceal. The male head of the house will be asked auch qoes. tlons as whether he has ever been to Jail, or It defective In hit tenses or mental faculties: whether the house In whloh he lives belongs to him, audMIso, towhateitsut It is moruaied. It would be hard to And any country thta side of Russia In which tbecltUeti Is subjected to tuoh an Inquisition as this. The amount of equivocation. It not of posltUe faliehood. that will doubtless remit can only btknowu on the books of that celestial census taker popularly re ferred to as the recording asieL There Is not the tUnhtett possibility that tuch queltleus will be generally answered with candor and aocuraoy, and reports based upon the evasive and incorrect replletthat will be made In probably the majority of caset will, ot course, hate bo real statistical weight or value whatever We agree with Tun 801 In regarding these eitraordl nary census questions at an outrageous invasion of the personal aud private buslueit of the citlren. Conrrest should come to the relief of the people prompUy by ordering these Intolerably Inquisitive interrogations to fee dropped. From the JVTirar Journal. If the national census of two proves a failure It will he attributable to the mlittlen real of the census makers In enlarging the scope of the census to take lu statistics that enter Into the privacy ot families and af fect their most intimate aud sacred relations. varly the entire press ot the country It In revolt against the list of quettlout p-epared by the Ccnsua Bureau to be tubmltted by the enumerators. Some of theee questions are farcical, othert are impudent and Insulting, and few of them will receive honest answers, uor da they deierro them. irtwi the nartfori Tlmts. The fine of Sloo for refusing to aniwer these particu lar queitlont, which Superintendent Porter had no business to Incorporate Into the list of Lis luqulrles, is not likely to be enforced. The proceeding, like the offensive questions themselves, would be violently op posed to the cammon sense and sense ot Jniticeof the American people; and laws that are opposed to publlo opinion don't stand very long In this country. From the RochfHrr Union. The propoied "inquisition" Is a matter that should be treated upon a higher plane than that of party poll tics bother it Is of Pemocratlc origin, and proceeda from the Census act passed br a Democratic House ot Representatives, or comes rrom Republican sources, u of no consequents. The people ought not to be sub JectedtoIL JYom the Itiulurvh, Dispatch. A strong feeling exlfts In well-informed clrrltt tbtt these questions are wholly unwarranted, and from the general tone and character of the remarks and opinions given bv leadlnir PlttshnrulierB there lea flrst-claka rtrnm pect for some highly Interesting and Important compll. cations to crystallize on Monday week. frvm the Anst ttla .SsntlnrL Upon no subject Is the average American more sens! tlve then his personal rights. Any attempt to Infringe on them Is sure to tie met with oppokltlon, and he will indulge in the right which every American has of kick ing. Our esteemed contemporary, Tus Hus, calls atten tion to a proposed violation ot the rights of the people which It declares, with truth, is unconstitutional. It Is the utterly senieleu and utetess questions which Ills proposed to aik the people cf ths 1'nltea fc'uies In the coming census. l"rom the Kern Fork UrntlA of Hay 2. The attempt to force, under threat of tine and im prisonment, the free and independent citlient of this metropolis into publishing to the world at large, through the eentns returns, a oatalogue ot their physical all menu and a schedule ct fl nanclal IlabUltles Is not to be tried on by the oensut takers Tkeebnw Telle How It Happened. from the Rangoon Gazette My late father, the royal Ulndoon Mln. the golden footed lord ot the white elephant, master or a thousand golden umbrellas, owner of the royal peacocks, lord ot the sea and of the world, whoe fce v. as like tho sun he always smoked the Fsoof cheroot while meditating on his treatment of the hull faced, earth swallowing English. Uadldone the same I should never have lost xny tbrtme, hut I used the opium drugged eheroots from Manila and the trash wblih was ssnt me from San francltco, and I felt Tutseiw, formerly King Cape May Likely to be the Hummer Capltul. From the PhllaMphta Inlqer. Information comes to rue from thoee who are In po sition to be weU Informed that the 1'resldenl aud his family will not spend the summer xnontht at Peer I'ark, and that Cape Ma) it very likely to have the rreildent and Mrs Harrison, "and baby and all," for summer residents. The Wsnsmaker cottsge, at Tape May l'olut, is likely to become au Rucutlve Mansion before the dog days. IIIkU Fusklon, la Chicago. From the Chicai' Herald. Wkltt nnderwcsr gets dirty very qulcklr, and lust now there Is acrazefor black underwear, black hosiery, black outing shirts, black su renders, black gtrters, aud black silk handkerchiefs. Attend u This, Ulrlat from the Jenneu-Miller llatailne. The knees should ntverbe crossed, for this position, besides being Inelegant and ungraceful, often leads to paralysis by diverting the blood from the leg through pressure, Hneh is Uettlnc Up ritalra, Worn the Jtnntit timer Vaiailne. Ingoing up stf Ire, the bndr should be held erect, with chest extended, the lunci hlled with air, and the mouth kepi closed. A JLenaon In X'ronanclatlon. from the fhlialelrhU fneulrsr, Vuux Walks. Jt'aKlilon vs, Ealsencr, irom lae limner IMex. Over 70,001000 pairs of suspendem were made In the t'niied States Met yenr. yet half the men around here near a hay rope Onrli to keep tho slack of their truusers out of the mud. The JProhleia HolvcU. Census Bnumsrator-I've hit on a plan that will help us to overoome opposition to the census. Superintendent-What Is it I Ceusut enumerator When an enumerator gees I Brown's house, let him ask Mrs. Drown to tell aU she knows about the Smith family, and when he goes te Smith the can get Mrs. Smith 10 tell him all the knows about the Urowns. A Jrunceroua Locality, First Tramp Jim, lei's get out of this otuuty; It's dangerous, Becoad Tramp Dogs t rtrsi Trams Worts'n istl Kearly every km I BBtsttStriaewark. ntctotoxD'a obbat fbstital, OI XV Metawrle. XtevlTetl ror a, Day The Monnnent and the Man. VTAsimo-roN, May 2S.-Thursdar. tho 29th of iT; Trl" ''robnbl b the greatest holiday in niohmond's history. No namo lu tho South Is moro potent to awaken enthusiasm than that of Lee. and slnco also this Is tho tvronty ilttliToar after tho downfall ot the Confedor acy, remlnlscenoos of old campaigning dnvs aro natural, Confederato vetorans havo been gathering In ltlchmond from all parts of tho Rorth and South. Old battlo flags are brought out forcurlous Inspectlou-tho one with a clrdo of stars on a bluo Hold, and throe broad bars of red, white, and red: another, tho familiar red and bluo nttho St. Andrew's Cross. Warstorlcs aro retold and despatches reprinted. Hands Play niMo" or the JJonniollluo flag," and joino or the nowspapers republish the lyrics of n "ftmo, rntherllyan. and.T. It. Ilnndall. All this is n natural nccompnnlmont of tho special coremonlos doihrnod to honor ono well worthy of the memorial prepared for hlin. Tho I.eo Monument ABPoclntlon was formed within aiortnlghtaltortho death of Virginia's groat soldlor. and urlous subsidiary bodiJs were at length morcod with It In a now organization. Jlorclo. tho Trench sculptor, was seloctod to furnish a figure ot Loo as a general ofllcor. mounted on Traveller. Tho cornor stone of tho todestnl tns laid In Octobor. 18S7, with imposing coroinonlea: and when enrly during thorrosont month tlio stntuo nrrlwd In lilch mond and was unpacked, tho enthusiasm of tho throngs that laid hold of tho ropes and Urow It through tho streets sliowod what may bo oxpoctod at tho uutolllug. And wbatovor tho succoss of tho artist's con ception or tho liomaco of tho multitudes In l.li'htnond, they nro not likely to go boyond What Ib duo to Loe as a soldier. Thoro can bo no (inetIon of his military skill. Ifo enmo. Indeed, of araco of boldiors. and wob tho son of Gen. Honrv l.oo of Uovolutlonnry fame, l'or hnp tho denth of his father whon ho was only 1 1 yoors old. and tlio almost constant Illnoss of his mothor, to whom ho was dovotcd. gaohlm something of tho sedatenoss and maturitr of character for whloh ho was romarkablooon In youth. At uny rate whou, in 18211. h oraduotod from the Milltaty Acadomy nt West l'olnt, soc ond In his clas, to his honors In tcholaiship ho addod that of freedom from domorlt mnrks of nnyklnd forncgloctof autyor broacholtho ncadomlc regulations. Loo greatly distinguished hlmsolf in tho war with Jloxico, receiving tho brevets of Major. l.IOUtonant-ColoilOl. and ("olnnnl fnr o-ntlnntit. at Corro Oordo, Contreras, Churubusco, and fhnpultcrec. In which lattor battlo l.o was toutidod. Aftorword. as Superintendent of tho Military Acadomy, nnd latoras Lieutenant Colonel of the Second Cavalrr. on duty In de feating old John Drown's attack upon Harper's 1 orry In 1839. ho became widely known. Groat linprovomonts wore mado by him In the course of study nt Went l'olnt during the thrco years ho had charge of It. Throe davs after Virginia adoptod nn ordl noneo ot secession ho resigned ids commission In tho army and joined hor fortunes. His sorvlco for nearly a yoar, In West Virginia and Houtu Carolina, attracted llttlo notlco. but in March, 18C2, bo wng afslunod to duty In tho genoral conduct of military affairs under Mr. Davis j and when tho sovoro wound ing of (Sen. ,T. II Johnston at l'alr Oaks brought I.eo to tho command of the Arinyof Noitheru Virginia, hu began n brilliant 6eties of operations. First, on the peninsula bocncngodMuClellnn in the Seven Days' Dat tles, which left tho latter at Harrison's landing aud ltlchmond practieallj freo from peril. Js'o.U hodefoatod I'ooe nt Manassas. 'J hen he In vaded Maryland, but was compellod to retreat nfter tho bnttlos of South Mountain and Autlo tam. which lattor, although tnctlcally drawn, must. In view of its.seuuoncus. bo mt ilotm no a Ictory for McClollan. In Decombor of that year ho defeated llurnsldo at Fredericksburg, nnd the following May lie do foatod Hooker at Chuncollorsville. These suc cesses oncourauod him toattetnpt invading tho North, but ho was roimlsad by Meade at Gettjsburg, nnd thou recrossed tho Poto mae. Uia campaign In 18C1 against Gtnnt opened with tho desperate but Indoelsivo bat tle of tho Wilderness. Grant, moving by tho flank, thou attacked him successively at Spott eylvanla and Cold Humor, but fulled to dis lodge him. Accordingly, moving again bv tho Hank, Grant crossod tho James nnd began the slego of Leo's works at I'etorsburg. Not until tho spring of 1SC5 was Iho reduction of I'otors burg and of ltlchmond accomplished, nlthough Whon onco offoctod it was quickly followed by tho surrender of the Army of Northern Vir ginia at Appomattox, That I.oo mado somo mistnkos as a soldlor may bo conceded. His direct nltaoic upon Coinetnrr Illdgo on tho third dayof Gettysburg instead of rosortiug to nianu uvre has been considered as faulty by some critics. Ho somo tlmos allowod largo discretion to stihordldatos, when his own judgment wae hotter than theirs. He did not always follow up a victory relont lossly, ospoclnlly If ho had already oxacted much of his iiioii. He duluyod too long tho at tempt to oscapo from Ilichmond, although this is said to hnva boon due to thourgenoy of tho Confodornto Government, Probably, in any caso, his own sound judgment would havo been against permitting the war to bo pro longed into a dwindling and hopolos guorilla conlllct. If, also, his military career ended in disaster and in tho downfall of his causo, tho eamo may bo t-ald of moro tlinn one of tho world's great cuptalns. That ho will remain in history as ono of America's great soldiers, that the length of tlmo during which ho was ablo to prolong the Confederate strug cle is proof of his military prowess, tho victors as well as the vanquished In tho grent strug gle botween those who nto now lrlends once more, must fieely acknowledge. 3IOIH.I.UXU A 1'AT 3IAN. The Mcnlptor Threw Hunk of Clay To. selher, nnd l.o, It Vun Cleveland, tram tfie llAcago Herald. Ht-Presldont Grover Cleveland's name was mud last night. Sculptor Sldnoy II, ilorso of lloston, dabbling his pudgy hands In a bo.ful of clay, amused null persons at Ihuerbon Hall by n clever exhibition of modelling, during which ho transformed un ideal matcullno face into tho well-known features of Mr. Cleveland. Tho clay bunt rat upon a podestal and faced the audioneo. Mr. Morso, who bears a striking resemblance to Konntor Hoar, told stories und etacked jokes whllo It was In piogrosB. The sculptor llrstroada paper In which ho xprefsed hlmsolf as being coptldcnt of tho approach of tirlKhtor days for the arts. Then ho took violent hold of tho shoulder ot tho clay bust and toro tho lining out of it. He i oiled a handful of clay Into a ball, walked to tho foot light and told a story about a homely Quaker ess, nnd thon moving stealthily toward ihu bust, swiped It full in the chort with tho clay ho tore from the shoulder. Having accom pllfhed this. Mr. Moraa procooded toknoud tlio chest with his knuckles Onco lie took a piei o of tho right oar and ubimI It to build Mi, I lovelanu's collar. 'Hum tho hculp tor drew a wad of clay from n boi and plnsteied It upon the head ot tho bust. Tim hoviorkud Into bnlr by a bories of hwiuglug. short-arm blows. .Mr. Morni now vvalkod awav from tho Duct and looked nt It. It vvns not an IntellUeni-looking bust as it stood thero. It did not rueumblo anybody, Hut Mr. Morso Is a (renins at this klad of work. He told auothor mlr.h-proyoklug btory, nnd thou approaching tho bust by a olroulious route the sculptor solod It by tho throat ami loio from It enough uintoruil to build a nioimtaclio, An up per out got tin) chin lu shape, aud thiou b.mt punclios in tho faco gave tho cheeks u fun.iiiar protuberance. '1 hun ovorv body recognled tho bust as that of the HVi'iosldont. It was an attlhtle i.it ot trausloruiatluu, and provokod loud cheoilng, About Tliln Time of Tear, Bagley-Oood heavens: Pointer, how wrttchtdyon leokl Been sick Polllver h'o; been on my vtcstlon. The dmturv Maoaitne for June has an' In struct. re essay bv Mr Kdward Atkinson on (oiupaia lite Taxation, but the cr.uk arlhle is the first art of the Anglomsnlscs The frontispiece is thopurtrit of Walter Bcsant, a clever Cntllsh romance wrltsr, but net so great as the men we are wont to see occopjlng that place of honor The Ornturyli always full of variety and laurels, rnoiumizox and inTEn-BTAzis con lur.Rcic A New Daicer Confronting; the Bepnbtteaa Pitrly la (onareee. WisniNOTox. May 21,-Whllo the war over tho McKlnlcy bill goos on merrily, a confllot on another lino of Hepubllcan policy haB been Inaugurated by tho party leadors in tho sonato which bids fair. II carrlod out, to wreck tho ((rand Old Party to a far groator etcnt than even tho pot monsuro of tho ambi tious Ohio man should It tocomo o law. 1'iom thodatoof the handing down of tho rorent decision by tho United States Supremo Court touching Inicr-Stato commorco, known as the otlglnal pnekngo opinion. It was a forcgono conclusion that tho voxod prohibi tion Issuo would ho rairlod into Congress and thus transferred from n local or Stato Issuo to the arena of national jolltlcs. Tho opinion in miostlon, so far nt loast as tho prohibition States nro concorncd, was far-reaching. To bo ablo to ship boor and whiskoy lntlioorlglti.il pnekago Into tho Sev ern! prohibition Stntos. tho decision carrying with it tho right to soil in tho unbroken pack age, practically amountod to tho nullillcntlon of the prohibitory law, Tho dovoteos of sump tirnrv legislation In KnnsaH and Iowa spoodlly faw that long-tottorlng prohibition in thoso Htntos hnd gono to join MoQlnty nt tho bottom of tho son. Honco tho Wilson bill, which seoks to extrl rate tho Piohlhltlonlsts of Kansas and Iowa, as also tholr brethren In Now Knglnnd. from nn awkward dilemma by placing tho solo con trol of tho lluuor tnifllovvlth tho sovoral Btntes. Very properly this measure for tho rellof of tho Prohibition wing ot tho Hepubllcan party comes from Senator Wilon of Iowa. Concerning tho right of a Stato to exclude a rocognlroit nrtlclo of Inlor-Stato commorco. there nro probably no twooplnlons among con stitutional laws ors. Without regard to party, loading Btntostnen would ngrco that no such authorllyls vested in the Stato. Hut a supposed oNlgency in a half doyen lietiubllcan States haa had tho o.traordlnary effect of arraying tho mombors of tho Hopubltcan sldo of tho Sonnto In favor of this proposition. Judging from the opening debate In tho Sen ate on tho Wilson bill, that innovation, whloh vl.1.li'u.rnIsl.1,.,l8"10,t startllnn procodontovcr Snmlit''ailV!i,-!"Kro''3 touehlug inter-htato comti orcH is llkly to pass that body by a party m,t.t,t.,i., e""b"-n'.m ?',d0 ,adlng iilttiost as a unit In its favor. Tho blow inllicteii upon inter hlalo commerce iaiippuicut. Lluuor. which has boon ,i reeognlml article of Jnter-State cot i nioroefrom the birth of tho republic, oncnov. suvon btntospl thu tlnloii.what elso W0('illi?,!,li'1f unwise and futul Innova Ji 11L lli. ,Ui0r. to-'ly i next week it may bo tobacco, whllo Inter it may bo dressod ment. fnhJiV.Irc.0,i6UB1r'.or Bn' othor, product. Tho fabric of inter-Mato commerce, it will bo soon, is hopolossly tlinttored bv such a Uopatturo. tho nation as sueh would censo tooxlst: it would be Muto sovoroicnty. Tho Industries of tho country would bo Impaired. nr,'."3 Jntorestlng uuesiion now is, -will tlio ii,?.8? oll.w 10 o-Vnuiplo of tho Sennte on this line of legislation r W ill the uttoranoesof Hoar aud idmunds be repeated by McKlnley and llurrovvs in tho lower Houso Thero ore two sides to this proposition. Tho House is nearer to tho pooplo. and Is thoroforo much irioio sensitive to tlio popular will. Moroovor tho Homili can membors of tlio Houe who nro under the direct inlluouco or tlio radical vvlng of the party. relatively smalior than it is in the. Senate, Tho margin of tho Jlopubllcau major ty in tho Houcq Is nlo small. On tho othor hnnd, the Hopublican sido In tho House are the slaves of hltig Cnucu. They uro under tho heo1 oi a despotic- Hpoakcr from n prohlbi- jiuu ,-iuno. ii.ii win do tno into of tho Wilson bill, or it slmlar measure. In tho Houso is inirr01rrOr,1nii,r"bl1m' JJut what will bo the r" Sui' 'ft0 "''publican pnrtr in tho Houour rars liself against the prluclploof inter-Mate S?nUioUisroertn'in.'n faVr r tU CDPrk'0S ot il i JLw.nl n.ld 1.,,'0l!ac tho ,,00In ot luo Honub llcnn party. It will surely givo tho Democracy an enoimous majority In tho next Congro-n. iiSn? nowhns sovon Iteprosentutlvo-, In th.i Houso. Lot hut dolc-atlon suppmt tho Wilson bill or a similar measure, and it neo.Js no vvortl Of Droohecy to nrm Int tint ti, ij.t,ii."i" w.i,!JsS D'?it lefls i'"nttto or throo mombors it tho bunllower Stoto. 'llio Iowa de liga tion now stands ton Itepubllcans to ono D So fhS1 i1,,'10"'', '-et th Hepubllcu.is fr, m i im i1. "iw K0JO sVll?M;u""ort Senator W11mji"s bill, aud tho proliability 1 that tho Democrats th" noUlSuao.10 7 f th Io delegation in Hut tho domornllrntlon thereby cnus er! In tho lioiiubllcaii lunkswill not stop will tho pro hlbi Inn states. It will bo folt. lo th" Uruption of tlio Hepubllcan party, in ono-hnlf of tlio Northern statos. In Ohio. Pennsylvania II li nols.a largo and inliuentlnl conservative eu' iiiont. that has hitherto been Identified with tl o Itohubllean party will go ovur lo the IJemooiaoy. fhAr.iv',J ,bst;"er,9 Washington aro amazod at tho bllndnnsb of the Hopubllcnn leaders in Lonetoss in thus carrying out the demanui, of tho radical element In tho Hopublican party which wll surely ucceloioto its ovorlhrowlu tho republic. Wm. p. Toiih.sVon. Forrletn Note of Heal Intercut. The orljinsl miit of .Vapoleon, taken after his death at St Ue'eua, lsfursalcfort,,ox. laiiliiui. seouis to credit the rumor that the dow. direr Puchess of Manchester will shortly remarry. We are t j'd that oil I'nrllslimen must eacrldce their beardi an! let their moutaches grow as lonir us ro. slb'e. The bmlnesa of the Transcaspian nailway has reached a value ot Itwouu rubles (about Su-toij per neek. chielly from cotton, which Is now largely cultivated la Ceutrul Asli. Maud Urau.combe. whoso ejes used to be photn graphed with such freauency some years atro. Is about to resj.pear In publlo with the announcement that her beauty Is unsurpassed. The Paris Tribunal In the course of a rambling suit, annouueed the doctrine that the law Krants no action for the in mem of a bet hen It ts not made ou a (fame In v. hlcb slill Is reiulred." At the next Orrmau inanitnvres there win be an ex tremely Interesting event In a buttle betn een one corrs armed with the new r.lle and ammunition aud another corps with the old equlnmeut. A real horned man has been discovered by rapt. Alboruog on the firau Ohuco lu the Arseuilne Ilepubllc! He Is tall, with a full beard, and two very perfect horns liko thoto of u stag on his forelie-td. The Australian nine which was sold to hsve tuch ex cellent prospi-c'.H ot being exported to I.urope In groat quantities must now wall until they can et somo wood In Australia tit to male casks. All that they have In jures luilav or A number of the House of Commons created con. siderablo amusemeut by gravelv aiwing the Home Secretory nhethtr Ilia law vt IS7 making It Illegal for any person to send a telegram concerning betting could nut he enforced, lie made the llou'e laugh. At the sale of .VI. de Porto Itiche's collection vleM souler's 1-14 brought S-Ooui. An "isoo if the same artlit, very llkf Hut given to the Vletro, olltsn Museum by Cornelius Vanderhllt. Is the foe of the exhibit on of thrnen ji un now lelughrld in I'url. The story goes around In London tint gin at has I really been nen. A nclkuonii nolu.tu just before appearing In some prlt.ne tlieatrlcnN. s i an old friend standing near thu entr.in.e nr her dressing room Hie greeted him. but he milv shook hu heulanl witlked away, bhe Ic trued tin, next dav iiiat her friend had died the day before hhe thought p! u saw hiiu Tho Waterloo h.tilruinu where once thi-re x as a sound of revelry by nighi, and a I w nt merry a n marriage bell, Jiibt beftre .Napuin.ii Hin.Tlhruw, Is for sale Ills the upper Btory of iuw dcBtrted inwery in the liuede la Illaut'hUhrr.e I riKsrla It a a very larro room Hlth roiuh beam supported by a row of six noo.lt 11 tillers In tho cnutre and the ujset price is IW-'ino francs. Kmllo Wsnchard, 1'reillentof France's Academy of tcieiae, .imiouiiced th it ho can male l I straight from the material of the mulberry lear, wiiiiout resorting to tho kill worm. It is inferior In rh huess and glom to the rro.ent silk. The hitter gors through two chemical procerus In the worm, and vt. nisurhard has only been able to study the I'rsl. When he Lnons all about the eeeond he hopes to males. Ik as perfect as we know It nuw. Jlnvaria has more asportations or verelns 'In pro portmito iu ni ulutloii than nnj ther land lu the nor I. ItiUrth, iMimu J..UJ Inhabitants, there are 3IS sanitations tbatls, ouoloreeri lUpcrnuns llr lauirulHioiie toeierr 1 iO Nurnberg, onelneveryivi I.sndiiutaiid l'strejth, unc to every Ko, Begensburg' oneiueteryuoi, Vuulcli. Aiigsbur- and Wdrrburg one to every W In lierlin, uu the other hand, the pro portion Is only one to every 0 In H". Pan liuiineilv, nine the champion of pugilists became one of the her e ho luve inonumenis to their meiimiy. I, ,B t,,jr th. ,n.,ge ot Athgarran toiintv l.i.d ire a'id bejre tM in,i rn tlon lionise is I estt.iiieri.il Hi ssi.i 1 1 ip,c iim I niniili, loin In I .Mini h, tle?a I- si l.e.i looi-;r, horn in Minn ,r lihlrr I7ll. uo IMI lipimeiii fought loin limi lui.iiiniv.: ,g KfiVdrick "U 1'"uu,',1 "".J"'llueaux,Kobinion, 1 rectid hy public subscription istoe. 'The tea books of the last too years" were suggest. I by the Hl.hoo of Itipon, t, of t'h.Tw."-"1 A,D"rM"" co"1-1 oriulon, If rnlAn'clen, r, XZ?oZXM;- Tv;"r'iT'r..,"M,n""""" '',"4" -,,f -orri... ..ttnly jMrititir" i 1 assViV nnAT nn Ants azz talking about. mfm The attention which Tas Sen has oatted to thepnbtls W'Xl loafer started gossip on that offensive personsge all fsE over the town, rubltolndignstlousecmstohemalnlrdl- bT'ibsbs reeled toward the street msiher and the tobacco chewer, B M IcMsncei ot the tatter type of local niilsvncs are nn. fi H plessantl) conspicuous everywhere about town. Thoutli l.aH these men nre offensive enough on the street cars, they lssaal do not reach an exalted In ight Inthe vvorldof nuisances jrissBai until thevget Into rallroa I rare. A great many coin. sTissaaV muters travelling to and from New York while away 'ifssU an hour or so ot their dally Journey hy chewing tobacoo. tmH As a rule the railroad car floors have not the protecting KmM mats of the street csra On Hie Now York, ew Uaven wMm and lltrtford llallrotd vesterdar two men between Esxa! whom n single seat Intervened nrtua.ly made their Issrfl lection cf the car so filthy that women drew up their pSgei skirts and moved swy. The strei't mashers Increase tTsfl as the season advances. The attention of the police has IslS been called to somo cf tho more otTentivo of these 119 blackguards, but the Ian s are so framed that It Is almost J nWt as much ana poll, email a plsie Is worth to attempt to I'? Si lnterrereMithauyunourthav,elldressed!oafers, These Vnixefl men are Invariably cant ou in their operations when a f) policeman Is In sight S- irly all ot them have partlru- JlflEj Isr sections ot the town whero they watch for school Vssvl girts or follow young n omen who venture out to walk I'WjbA in mo ni lernvnn ine auruunn nr tlio ponce nas oren ETessBBf ratted to one or two of thci-e tuvshers on several occ- kBI stons, but nothing tins ever been tloue One man whe Ifnrt haunts long Acre is a parilcularly persistent specimen IhslV of this type ot Metropolitan nuit.in. a lie Is a Cuban or ij! Spaniard, with black eves, r.nher a military figure, ftum and a good phviiie. lor a time ho was a veritable Ylrf terror to the vonngglr's and mors tlniM women of the IJiUf neighborhood. It mado tin diilerence at what hour of 4w the day or night the went out he v. as always around vfl and tea ly to smile upon and follow nuv vonng woman liH who caught his fanci. The cumplalntol some of the fa.W families lu the neighborhood obtained imb.ii.lty. ahd for ImY n time the Cuban kept rather uinler i ..ver. but now ns IwRI soon as school Is out, he l up to his ol I trl. Is again. I Wll "Of course, a gentleman of Pnrtj fmri'i street, wlio ajNi'1 has had trouble with this particular masher, remarked t$. veiterdw. "the onlv sensible thing t.i dnwlth such M men would be to co hide them but people do nut car VsfC for the notoriety. A man v,ho is engoga in a m ns rva- iMi the business house and whon. goo I ii.imcl. v.ihminoto B him, for his own prolei lion keeps out or niu Idles of all ?A surts lhat Is why lots of men nil nut in liiduullles jrjB fromreopleof this tvpo without m iknu mi oflort to fiw free themselves A loafer lias liolhnu nt all lo lose, jjsj i while agentleinan places evrrMhlng at stake If he iii' allows hlinseir to be draw n into it row n ith him." X "To svy thvt Rtanlej's temper Is caustic," a gentle- f man In a big publishing house on hroadM u svld yrster- F day. "Is putting ltver mildly I went ncrojs the 1 'Cean to ee St itiley hi the imrrou ofi.ur lioiisn holug i to get something from him for publication, mid mj ex- perlenre leads me lo believe th it cuusttj. ns applied to U the African evplorcr. Is an e reJItigh feeb e and un- PiY' Impre-slie word I uont to him with an offer that lk ought to hnvo inado any man feel proud. Sly proposi- Vol tlon was not covered with bluo and jellow ribbons orna- VjM mentedwlth little bells nor did I Mt-mpt in snr war BiS I to be dramatic or Impressive. As a business man of HU long eiperleni.e I wrnt to Mr Mauley and laid berore fa him a plain business proposition. It Invulvcl the pay- M meat to him at once of a ery large sum of money, aud M the subsequent pajtnent during three yean of n great many thousand dollars lu nuartorlv Installments. It meant a verj large fortune id tl o explorer, ami though I Inew that ever body had bem n'lerhlm. I frit rather gladtohnve the opuortunlly of offinug hlmiogooda I thing. I tonndaman with while l.ir. a inurleis face. I a mouth the expression of which cannot he describe 1 by any other word than bitter nnd ej cs that were -ib solute!)- Ii.mre'e-s. lie listened to me with an air of force I politeness, then le said It was a S curio js Hung that peoplo ji.i not inowr fjt Ihathehsdulresdr made srrangemms for even thin iH J he con'd write for the next lire j ears nn I after that he M I made a few comments on the manner In vi'ilch people (B bored him with propofltl' ns to unto an! loo. ore He W Iiuieheluftrr a few carcistlu rem irks, rose, aud sr.l 1 fl that he hoped that I would roi aider uur interview satis- M 1' factory, made it short bow nnd ilrlfed out of the I I room lie seemed to regard un vjlt .is a pine of im- H pertinence, uud his ui.tiii,t.r n .is ko magiili ieu. that I I j had actually put on iny hat an I walked f r n mile be- fWnlS tore I haddlscovereJ that 1 had forgotten to lay before JfM him tho mint points winch I pal thought of on ray VRK way niross the water I returned the fcimwlng morn- Is K lug for this purpose, hut tho exj lorer i ou! I not bo cetu ffl q In l.nrlaud therein but one op.ui. u about Munliy lie AM Isbel eveJ to be a trille ihort teuiperel and suuewhat W nsiertive hut tlieroisuo quest I mi hut tlm lie knows ex- 'ttiJI actly what h-wants and means wl it I so s when he M&4 carestospeal NicUllv he Isalniost as 'ulti.f a mint W'l' aswasuen t,rant. Ho hi bem known lo sit througit 1 I nn entire dinner wlthoit ulteriug moro tl au half a g I dorenwunis though he ili'eris with tho utu.Oitcour- f teej to the talk of his nel-hbors J Attention la called by atrintlcclfrens to the fact that M nearly FTO.U0O.lsli of Anierhiiii moiiej lasses through ,hi the hands of I ng ish banker, for nse in tho Argentine v'jL Ilepublic II em Is not u cuif.e Aiiieilt-au hai,kau. ijj wherein thut greit counlr and the gre.t number if Th our countrjmen whohi'vciett ed in r.iienos Ajresnre Hi obliged to do nil of tlnlr I u" neis t'lfui'i Kng'lsli E' houses Thero have been attcl ipts lo Hurt .Imenian w! banks down there, hut the eiieial leihnrk iu, vrhli'll ?k tho proposition has been ntt among .c V ork raplinl- lets has alwitjs resulted In a fsll.ire urd t, o jlsn h ts A now beoti Rlreiiup V r.ember of the Pan A'-ien u l orgress in si caking of this c en'Uiou il tiiugs, r- cent.ysnld -Tho Vnuleo Is the ehrewdes- business r man com elv nine nt home, bu' uu o out of Im ca.ivo ll country he nt an easy prey for nil other un loin." There Is no doubt olieit the evlstepee of Itsiltn v nad rones In till, c ti .n.litn. ,.r ,i. r, ri r'.,i ,11 them toards the erse. t'liy hints. I e tins i ip m' e-,,f JMiJi llttlo booth aLk-u hu do a Lns I -is m s clr.n ii.g n Ml red and tenauous in' d from tl e b, .t- e it'Kns of L that great Mato who suture o.r lie ferrr i,t t .Nev W V.ork. There aro twi, li.nr on eter b .tt. tine ,,f ilr y little lirchlile eseapeil riom I is pn lro-i no: I, nr el- and a few uiysugii e mm into the up t,n,n ,,,1, Whvre lie g.ne rati ir i.lr uu in. c unit I is-ltv, rv. lie worked for two vi.us i ling n -irly -eten'eei 4 hours u d iv on t: e it rn loan him i ,iserirn, i,en J leefc ihuii SI to his iiusler hr a iln n.irk ilnxpieel f occnslcus Ihissutii was ilOTil.'ed The l..,.s n-e use nt 1 ortdittd with kirping it' out hiir I mon. y tint u j given them. 'Ills I .tl I, uhu loot! a,.u oMhu-.l money in some liishluii or. iiher io-.,nn, ,V tfat he 1 came lino ins -is oil i in 1, I i i.i mi. ,i, t,, tll sj purchasoof ii bn.iib,jei.p a on llr. ml iy, M, ,j in cash for tho liuein. ita.Iaus hito i tiiriuopo.; of 4 the bootli.it. king ol ei irk. ll s a il I lhat fiev have some secret, wh.i it ll ey keep lealoui, v among Heir own race, roncerni ig lh prepsrulon ol the hini-kliig. 1 They certainly mi. et-d in gliing n more hrilllaut polisii 4 to shoes tliun hi" s of other national!' i-r uutl pracllcully I 8 I tno Held their. 3 1'rcbab'- nobody mourns the d"i.in inot Mrs, Kei- Tl dal more sWcerely than l!Mna V e, l.ngiui, co I dlenne who has n. Incved it os,nn uf llJt. u, j m iron, uin e.limjiurlanci! In t'ic.i-rici. .Ifo wlio ii. HI evlenilvily jnieriiened vtidol) ,l,togr.i hid or wn- ill sillonally advertised Mies tol.i. and tit l,.ndal to have been very warm frauds foragnsm vtj.a ft and nearly all of tho tlmo of m i.,,,!.,,, rei.0't k ur In Sew V ork before herdep.ir'.u-.i for I.n. .in I is 1 1 it the ccra..inloi.h'i. tf her sister I.n.'l.l, .,ni Tin if tails Hrovlveil of the estahlishmeiil of monedy the lire S' m .New Vork urn. thing atr ,ho 3, Theatre In Loudon, with Miss v tkes ut tho head of a &T t strungstoit company. Wi The I'.ngllil' tailors, according to rclp about to en M sro ut present n rather uu unfortunate po-,,,, ri, selrureot clothes which thev hu I m,-e tor New Vo-k 'K men of fashion at the Custom Uo,,,a i. i a oressld men r f or hai hll., r W The tuajorllj of keep up ,he repui.ttion o" w York men lr ailatorIi.es. h, ,nyilu ,uir ullll and they have .elrcd upon this opportiinln lor n J v. ashing their bands of the London la,., r-, ft,' the outstanding accounts, and er. pr.ironling If Atner can merchant. Thus the I..,.- .si rs uro de Mil Drlveiler their customers aud or teir ii,at on, W fell swoop. A.nrue the rll.tliicin, ii.h'o-iableiueii fi'J "iftevv orkdoiiotli.iviliercliii.r, nnjs hlre aul H they will not bo all.aed by the (0ls,.. stliouof Ih. IBl s-usnwm iiuuiic, Win The demolishing of old Union II. ll has t-ncoverttl EU ou the wall of the Sinclair lluu.e. a I mug, the legend KM f. 1,'nH Mri1 '""U"1 l""""' "ll"1 "''I Qll Inspector Williams. Ideas about vi e In New Vork Wif made a good ,'eal of an inipresslou ...on the laisrit M committee. New V0rk'. most fain.. polu email lis. M) verj leenand wtlidiili.si notion. jarJii.gorlme In sfyl this t,iy Ho i. ,,u al,,, lit Wl h.l I for many v ears lo the billet tl, thiro mi ..bo a VI f certa n portion ot irlmmal popuhn u in uverv great M ell) lleisilrmlnhla r.inlon. how .er. thattho only ill wnj to manage this poj ulatiou ro, l tu to keep the ffi ofjenasr. lu the ev e of the law ami it position which if wll lu.uro I'ollcu suiervlHou. Ve Inspector h is a. !jj vsuys declared that Hie Indlacrnu naie raiding of if houses and saloons w I ere ,Ii,.iul i.arncters congre. h gale has the, fleet f irmiig the a ned persons into M the leiieiiieni a,,j a, .r.iaI,, of ,,:0 B ..aiter..lih.ct i,r. th,, ..a cr.m. among BK ,,ut,g men aul u M&1 lurtlntomi nilonsi puf ti ,r,,c ,l.,.i iHiders. Kl The announcement was male undeniably gooa fvJ authonti .e.tcrd.i in ot j Hotel that a certain AtM bookmaker 1. td lost f iAb) thus ri,c,nf""84' MM son. The story ha. is moral, for Ins urn, alar hoik. Mil Tusker hv. had the oc.lr.p.te I, for be.,,.-ou. of he W'l smartest racing Jj j', inside ...auyot, r man .-an I e ,n,,, rum, W n.o,.,e .t I.,. ...a Vet m ngoro.ianile.as eruted t mi

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1 """"'",'""''IaHMM"MMaBW''HlaBHBMIW'llMa,"a,aMArat1111111JlilHsBBsss)ssHSstBHs ij J-H I THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 2D, 18.J0. T B PLANS OF TnE MANAGERS. K J THE (WOD rOllTU.SU ASD BAD OP BEA f BKritUAL bOTABZll ACTORS, Vftfl Nit Heasjrm'n Clinnso" r riem t the, HBfl Mrnlleon Hqimre nd the Twenty-third BVfl Hlrrct ilnarph Mnrphi'. Wealth and HBj Oddity A Lunio. lor a l'lntot, MW Two of ths thoatrlcnl plans for next season As ttUI brine Important drnmiUlc matter boforo Bftf tlis Naw York publlo. Charles Frohmtvn will Bag havo control of tlio Twenty-third Streot Tlion- trefortlio purpoao of producing n succession jBBj of new dramas. Holnseo and Do Mlllo will write J tho first of tlieso plocos and probably tho 9mmM others. Mr. Froliman has boon concornod in jflHL' numerous thontrlcal vonturou, and Tory stio- KB ooestully In tho caso of llronson Howard's L "Slienand ah," but hitherto ho lias boon HH associated with ono capitalist or another. This BB time ho says that he will tako alt the risks, ABb losses, and profits. Ills aim Is to ostablish a WKV thrntrs forstronic, orlclnnl dramas, ndoiiuatelr BSj acted and flnelr mounted. Tho other noto- I worthy undortnklnc Is that of A. M. Paltuer. BBj who will U9o his Madison K'lUiuo Theatre as a BBj stock houso In tho corroot meanlne of tho ABJI term. That Is to say. ho will chanco tho plays BBJ frequently, maklne uso of thoso which ho HJ I hopoo will nppoal to tho bost literary tasto of M I tlie town, but which could not bo expocted to BJ f luit lonn: before oxbaustlnc tho necessarily Bj I limited appreciation. Ho moans to employ tho Bfl bost proourablo talent, to treat Rood works ox- BM i collently, nml thus to turn tho little theatro Ba Into n vorttablo tomple of tho drama. That Is jBfi nlaudabloschomo, nndeory trueloror of the BM theatre will wish It success. MB A dovolopment In modern stnuo realism has MMfi just boon accomplished In a play produced In MB Chlcnuo. Oni'ol tho horoos Is a cowboy, who MB lasos the villain's rlitlit hand just ns ho Is U about to str.kn tho horolno with nn appalllnc MMI UnixKOr. Tho foat Is achieved ulirhtly with rnro Hj j, precision, and It hns ovcltod creat onthslasm. WL Asforthocallory, it is to bo foncod In, If tho g furor continues. Tho horolno, by tho way. Is 1 Impersonated liy l.onoro Gordon, whom It is I pot linril tnrecomili'o as Lonoro Uordon IIus- I Boy. hho is the durk-oyod Southern itlrl who Hindu a rnther ttiiiikfik'but at tho Avadomy of Musio four cr I'm- venr-i ono iw .il, bho 1 btouuht to town credontlaln from hntannnh's Uj In'st soilot). nnd nIio was nil roady to nmiuo I this metropolis. Iluthor urocresd slucoihon 1 hni boon r.i! h.r .low und moilest. It ought to iW I bo. imoHtaldinhlnit Ilio piobntilo vnluoot n roal ml cood tlilnir In renlfHile novHtlos, thai the cen- U tloinan ho 'loos tho laosolncln tnonlTnlriB a m I btisliuaw pnrtuor in tho vonturo. It Isn't every actoi ti.uti.au liituwu lariat. J.MJ I W.A. Meitnvar and his wlfo.TherefnTauBhn, nt snlled for London torily. Tho rotund cotuo- g dian has nm I" en lurtniinio In rocont seasons, a but lira Mutavor vnlunsn slnuor and her H j)rollclone in an a m."ji 6eom to lucroaso as H her hu-liamt s lw.n. dacrcasxs. It Is now no H tperut Umt Airr. Mitaver nous to join tho ent M uf Tln (loiiilo H r-." at tho !iitoy. D'Oyly H ictoht-ard bur -In unilolmwas In thlscouu- H try to L'litlim ui lie romniintsof hl"Uon- H ti'lior." i ronpo and ho made to hernnolTor a that ttas both llii'lerlna and liberal. Sho ao- Sl cop'i'd it and lio will prove horself worthy of 1 I'.irto'.s juiUkipiii. I'Iio lltilo fntm Ht Hed Uuiik 1 that lias bfou iH'i'iiuied by tho .Mostojor's in ,fj lei'vnl suniiiierswlll lie without its nccustomed US l-ltori. MostuMn tt-ed to rest, ruminate, and Hf IB wnto comle ihnuos ihore. B ,y A cnblecrnm from London to Tiik Buv states W II that ilia m Jiuiies Theutro Is to let for threo H II iinn'li fn'in iiiiinKi. This Is nn indication fll a thai Mi. l.auetrr will soon olose her season of H nctinir. tuuuuhbhn will not relinquish nor louso m I) of tho hi.usu. i'erli.tpd, indued, it liu bid lor Uft l American ocuiimiitti. IJosoph Jlurphy was in town yesterday. Ho had boon Ib-hinc In CowHampsniro somewhere torn phI. nr-n. and bo broucht back tho clow of health nnd the cooil humor of a suecos-dul an'lor. Munihy is u unique, and a notnblo llcuro aniuui: actors. Ho is tho noalthiost l Irish comedian In tho world, bar ono, and ho is H thethrlluest. I'robably, if ho was jmshed to it. lii) could produce a quarter ot a million of dullitrA at tnenty-four hours' notice. Ho is a r rolld and uautlous investor. Irom all accounts, l I fcud putb Ins profits into ellt-edued securities a f Brill f!-iVll( iiai, It.n.la I. .1 i I. f I K wux V.U.....1UUI. UWUI( I, tO VlUIIUblUI 11 IIU tmj owns any roal estato, savo two or throe parcels I which ho has purchased ss clrts to relatives. bf Murphy puzzles tho shrondest of tho- Si ntrical experts by his continuously in- Bm cioa-inir prosnority. I'or ten years ho wm i husn t needod it now play; for twenty years ho hasn't bad a losing tour. He Is a f J rerpotual dlseournKomont to tho native dram- g I Jttlst, who looks upon hlra as a very prolltablo I f btar to producn a pleoe. yet ono who bailies nil I I 1 approaches. It is known to noarlyovoiy actor 1 H I ana mnnncor In town that .Murphy travelled IM I imly bl months this season and that his not .B earnings wero fully $35.uOU. Moasurlnir him by m I thoHtmidaid of dramatlo art. he isamanelof m, Rood fortuno and sound senso. Yot he was n I clotor necro minstrel years oeo. takina hard H1 knocks as thoy eame alone, which thoy did i often onouch In those falsoly-callod "palmy IL' days." i'corilowhohnvoknownMurphythrouBU I nil his chanu'b a- an actor doelaro ihntlenst of d all tin hp.ilioioil in his manner. He is polntod H to by thorn as a conspicuous oxcoptlon to tho IA ruin wlildi makes too mnny pluyers arrocant VH nnd bPif-coiiM ioiia when thoy have nttalnod V marked hit cots. Ml After Muiphr. tho most prolltablo comedian jBM In iilsli cutiii-dy lb W. J. Hcnnlan; but ho is W joiincor. iiu. ambitious, and not so wullllkod 5 jersiimil'i 1 o bus been fortunate in lato N 1 years, i hieih becniso Jiu has beou controlled 1 by a uiaiai-'iir wlioho onorcy is conteloss, nnd whoso a' Hit y to keep his .star contented is ro rnnil,. b:e. Aiirti-tns l'itou is his manapor. Jluroro I o tm k bcanlnn as a ventuio thoro hnd beeniuoio proinl-e than irollt In tho actor, ns svinl o-iip. tuuTiitors had discovered. Hut 1 lion bi might novel and shrewd methods Into tho biisjiui department of Bosnian's tour, and lor nm Hr-t time In his caroer the youm; iomed.ini found himself wall hiindloU. Of tho till of tnr controlled by i'ltou JlobBi ogii iiniind M.iutellbelnctheothertwo St rriinlnu i-l.' ,n beyond donlnl to have proved 1 r ths bom pa, in.-1 no. Mantell's tours have dis appointed liinibi'If nnd his managor as well. Uhej wniibl not p tidily admit ns much. If plump al.cu but tho signs of tho touson rnnnut bo mUintorproted. The announcement that tho coi tract btwoon thorn will be por- niiiioil tn n.puo ufier noxt eoason has an k addod conflinintory slKtilllcnnce. If it hnd 1 been prolltablo tnoro need not havo been any I nhbtiieln to a ionew.il. Mantnll will mannco 111 hlbOHii to. n tl.i niultor, nna that moans that 1 I b" mil l"0 for htiuself such profits as he may in.il.o. i.'ini onu-ma buslnosH manneer on a Biatjd sa ,ii v. I nder his contract with Pitou thi'l itiei hnd a Konlshurouf tho not enrnlncs. I hero ha-. I immi no break In tho amicable social h. lelations bpiW'M'H .Vantoll and his manaKor. H and the actor will pass tho summer at l'ltou's n country houo, I I I ,.'J'!!." contract of pnrtnorshln between Henry I L I'l.vov and 1 ddwnrd K. Illco oipired last M I wnok. thoiiiih itb mcurronco had lonir protl- 1 pt'slv been discounted. Tho pnlrsepor.itod nin- liibl.n eM-rvboly opocto.l tln'y would, for ,7 Ulco Is tho ci iibtnu' personification of cMorior choerfulnoss, oven under tho mosi hoart-roud- mt i liiK pln'uiiibtuncos, IS (j,0 to tho "bevon Hi Aues compativ a fnnwll uinnor. pro'eutod I! to Dlxoy u told watch chain, nnd puld ooa-by nscomplawntiy as If nothinc ut all out of tho i M ordinary had happuned. it is hnrd to rocall J? iiiind a niore Fnticuiuo manuytir B' than l.dwnrd I'.ve.-ott Wee. In a enreor i m that JiBH nut yet Khen twenty yenrs to B tuo theatrical bu moss ho has uudercono more rflvcrses, miccosppb. harasslni; doubts, nnd exultant jovh than htuo fnllou to the lot of IB uny other AmerleanniaiinL'or of Dalit oiorn. B and tMrhnp-ol atiytlilni: olso. His facility of invention, buoyancy of spirit, nnd uncommon norMjhinonindohlma man to bo womlerod at. KtnKO folic upu-p jirofounu admiration f B J..r ,ll,H, ",J. 'i',1' "''ho art of what is called hustl IrtL'." Ho made a fortuno nith "Adonis." but others inust lmo u'athorod tho actual I H money; btlll there Is left to him tho ooniola- g tlon that In) mannued tho lnrt'est consecutive lH. "run" over recorded In tho history of AdW the American st-iira, nnd that It was BjW an honest triumph, too, Dfxoy Is now W under tho mnnacemont of llarclny Wur- 1 burton. who caraa to New Vork H from rhlladelnhlawlth a superficial knonloduo lm of plays nnd pl.trs,nnd with a ImrnlDK de-lro YH to beootno illrector of an Important btar, gH Uhnitu'h ha was welcomed by tho L-ulId as an mM iinuol." It is fair to say that ho has ilp,elopJ LH cood bublnes finalities and a remntkublo f H faculty for consenntlsm. Tho rival of t ''Adonis by HUoy nn Instaneo of Mr. Wnr- M burton's (rood cento as well ns a fulhlmont of i Tiik hpn'h early prodlctlou that '"J ho tin en Akbh" would not duplicato tho success of Its I prodecotsor. B .Tnmes 0'Kolll wisely postponod his revival of Im "Tho Head Heart,' in fhicnco, from Slondny m to last iilcht, 'Iliostaijomochniilsms worn In- J tib'nto liwm iimihiuU ilceroe. nnd trouble hnd 4 buon oni ountored iii worklnutheio. 'Jhudolny IH "iibC(ibtly. comuiK nt this bonbon of the year. fljHi 'lion ovoiydny nenror to .Inly counts ncalnst plUk-oliiL'. nut (J .Neil! enn ell alTord to loin TM noiiey if Iho artlutln value of his production ,A1 cniiind to any extent, ns It doubtless did. There mWnA doubt that ii'.NpIH has been very much in 1 ennio.1t In this oiTon to dupllcaln tho lrW WM Bpnctiieular reviMil of Watts l'hlllltipsV Bloomy old i, jar. Months hl'o one of tho ut' st H obsorvlni; niemborb of his company JmW Minnnon u trnlnod actor. IH a,wlstni.'nmiiiin-'oi.iindacoodplay nditptnr, JH (ill n one. whs sent to London to follow tho m' lnliiK proliietlo. It is not likely ihut nny iEHI II H'u oi lr i iiuni'n rt-r.itu'i bis l.eon 'H. baHI con he i hi' iiir ouli iiis-u in -xi seiii-oii'. MfBil ,r ""l0 oX "'dntoiiriri Tho I'cudHoait, wMw jMr' Howell s critical reilewof the I BU dramatic yoar.o.pr'9FOd with hi usual bOor- nBE It), has attracted its usual BhuiJl moasurool thoughtful observation. Mr. ItoweH's story, "A KnroKono Conclusion." has just been dram ntled anew, and actod boforo an audience of lllcbmond's most cultured theatre cpers. It wnsalnlluro. bo Hint tho record of Mr. How ell's works on tho stuco is undisturbed. Twonty manncors from New York and vi cinity went ovor to bonr Tho Soa Klnu" sans in Philadelphia Inst Monday nliiht. nnd at '.he closo of tho socond act all of thorn had mado UP tholr minds to offer tho now opera tho best diitos at their disposal next season. Thus tho tour of tho Wirk was mniin a prolltablo cer tainty almost Peforo tho llrst-nhjbt uudlenco had tironouncod Its final vordlot. The opera roioals a distinct Improvomont In its com poser's art. It Is filled to overflowlnc with catchy Hlra. of which at least six will bo whistled In tho riilladolphla streets all sum. mer. Slnhl, tho compooor. has vontured to trcnt tho moro Important boIos In a llorld stylo that btu'custs his closo study of familiar Brand opora, nnd tho chnrao ot t emlnlsconco may also bo laid asalnst several of the concerted numbers: but in tho mnln tho ci ro Is graceful, smooth, and even cnptlvatlnjrnt tlmos whero Its nuthor's fond ness for Von Hupp' has led him Into making dance movemonts. Tho popular tasto will oaslly boeliamind by this opera, and when its libretto shall be condousod and rovlsed tho work will be ono to prove a factor In next fnll's overtures. A featuro of tho work not looked for by most of Its auditors was that It dovol orod n star rolo that seemed to havn boon cut to tho exact measuro of Do.Vvolf Hoppor. l.verr joko, all tho "business "tho entire br ptay sueceslod tho peculiar and broad meth ods of llo.poer: vet tho oomedinu who played tho part. Kdwln Htovcns, did not stirrer by this mental comparison on tho part of many of tho spectatois. Ho rando a success that will ad vance him considerably as an actor In comlo oi ora. Grand Opera nt Popular Irlee. Tho brlcht, red clnro ot tho llmo lleht which shndows Mrphirtoplieles so devotodly throuuh out tho opera of Faust continues to ehlno on that sntnnlc personaso at tho Ornnd Opera Houso overynlcht just ns vividly as If ho and his ussoclntos worn not slnclnu Oounod's classical, tunotul, and popular work at evory day popular prlcos. West slders aro apparent ly bcKlunlnc to lonllzo that n bin orsanizntlon of pretty caonblo sincors. headed by half a doren artists of admirable ability, are proent Iiik maud opera In fairly utiderstandablo Kncll-h at very inndorntit summor prices. It Is ndiiilncchome to attempt n six weoks' run ot opera under such pecuniary circumstances, nnd It Is mado particularly porllous to bouln Hindi nn tindorlokim; just at tho clObO of tho rosular tlientrlcul sonsou. Atlas Sophlo Trautmann has a warm place In all musical hearts, and her .lart'tiriiff Is es pecially well llkod hy nations of tho west side houso. M. Mnnoury if, a new comor In tho cast of'Tnttst." Ho was liuportod some months nco from Tarlsfor Mrs. Thurbor's conserva tory ot music, and hv-t munlnu ho sane tho I 'aii-iittiie rolo for tho llrst time in Knt'llah. Ho replaced Hlcnor raallapetra and mndoanulclc biiccoss. Ills Is a barltono voice of much flexi bility, power, and swnetnoss. Miss Attalle I. 'lire's .yifbti is a sprightly and piiiunntper formauco. Tho Thomas flunimernlchti' Concert. A four-weeks scries of concerts under the leadership ot Mr. Theodoro Thomas Is to bo becun to-morrow evonlnir In tho Loxox I.ycoum. beginning at S o'clock. On Monday ofenchwoek tho programme will bo ot alight nnd popular character: Tuesday's will be sig nalled by tho participation of soloists; on Wednesday tho music will bo miscellaneous In character; on Thursday tho scond part of tho procrnmmo will includo a symphony, the othor pnrts being of a less sovoro order of muslo; tho progrnmtuos of 1 rldays will contain com-po-itlons whoso performnnco havo been re quested by patrons; .Saturday's tchomo will bo like that of Monday's charnctor. while the fiun dav piogrammos will bo modelled altor thoso of the Sunday night concerts recently ended. a vocal or Instrumental soloist appoarlng at oach. The programme for to-morrow night will bo as follows' March. V on FHs 711m Steer f.tvt UMTtiire. 1 iirj untile Weber b, coml iiioTeiueut troin Khenllh Smrtionr..bchuiniinii liunffnrlan dunces liratiuif'tlwiriilc Vursiaei, Me etertnper Wainirr llreauis aifi.er Iolm iibtirato Mr Max Rendu. Themo anil ailAllutis richatkowskl W alt. Autunin Ivosea Joieli btrauRt Ave Maria Scliubert l'ulomlde, Utgnun A. Thomas A Theatre Trust In the City of Shoe. I.tnn, Mass., May 2S. A syndlcato formed In I this city to socuro tho control of Proctor's Theatro and Music Hall, the two places of amusement, has concluded negotiations suc cessfully, iluth houses will now bo run undor ono mnuugnr. who will thus bo In a position to dictate terms to visiting stois and combina tions. Tho oftv Is n vory profltnblo one for amusements, nnd tho opinion BCPmB to be that tho trust has secured n gocd thing, but already there aro hints that a now theatro will bo built to brdak the combination. Egyptology Sldn't Pay In Baltimore. Baltimoiik. May 28. The Egyptian Mus6e, in this city, was sold out by auction by virtue of a warrant ofdlstross issued at the suit of Cnthorlno Ilnrtmau, owner of the property. SV axwork and tawdry paraphernalia went for a song to a man who Intends to start a new mu seum. Tho bost price obtained was for b group, Christ iioloro I'ilato." It brought H75. The Comedian's Jest Was Too Severe. Bt. Louis. May 29. JofT Storta, a lawsor of thlB city, hns sued the management of tho Pair of JaokB troupo, which played hero last week, for J300 damsgos for libel. Comedian "W. .1. Ilussoll perpetrnted sovoral local "gags during hlB performance. Ono of them coupled titorts's name with that of a lady, and the law Milt was a snoody intuit. Honds v?ro fur nished, and tho case will bo tried in a wed'. Mr. Emmet Divorced from "Oar Fritz," Almist, May 28. A decree of atisotute dtrorco waa granted yeai'Marto T llrabeth Webber Fmmet from loieph K. Emraet, "Our Krltr." on atatutory aronnde Tlier were marrlea In lbH In St Loulv fmmet put In no defence, lie li now on nla way home after a tlylna" trip to England. JVUjr JKItSEY DliaaQlBTB. They Say They Do Not Habitually Violate the I.lqnor I.avv. The New Jersey l'barmacoutlcal Association held its twentieth nnnual convention In Wood's Hall, JerBoy City, yesterday. President Henry 1". Thorn of Medford presldod. Mayor Clove land made a speech of welcomo. In his an nual address President Thorn said ho had rondo a personal Investigation of the charges that druggists habitually violated the lbiuor law. and in general be had found reports of violation greatly exaggerated. "In Asbury l'nrk," ho said. I found a nura bor of druggists who had opened storos thoro merely for the purpose of violating the llnuor law und satisfying tho appetite of tipplers in tho absence of regular saloons. Tho drug- cists who carry on this nefarious littInoss, lowover. aro In mnnyensos not licensed phar macists, nnd have no honorablo stuudlug in the profession." T Tho Committee on Liquor Trafllo rocom mended a strict observance of tho Worts law of 18s1.). Under It no druggist can soil llauor excopt on n physician's certificate. In tho afternoon the wives ot the momhors were taken in charso by local committees nnd treated to ndrlvo through Central Pane. Last night thero was an otitertnlnment In tho hall. At to-day's bosslun now olHuois will bo eluded. MAX13M jir utuov joxks. He KeqiirMs the Clergy Not to Htuup and Dam Around la the I'litpll. Ilvi.TfMoitE. May 28. Just beforo adjourning tho Dnlttmoro and Philadelphia Conference of tho African Methodist L'plscopal Church, lllshop Jouos gavo tho candidates for ordors eome advice. He told them not to spend too much time beforo tho glass trying to mako themselves look pretty. It was not at all likely that they would bo sliocosslul, but it was a shame oven to try to turn nn examolo of God's noblest work Into a dudo, and very likely a poordudout that. When you nro prenohlng." he said, "don't start out In a bloepy sort of way, nnd drone nway until yon nro half through the sormon and thou start In to make a homo run. l'roach right nut from tho begluulug, and when jou are through stop right tneio. Don't iiiuip around in your pulpit and stamp and nnoit nnd bang your Hible, and pull your ha i to got up tho i owor, J hat won't do It, biutliein, ion iniiy got jour congregation tObh,,utiiig nnd stir the womon up. but It wld nil bo fali-e excitement- If the good Lord I wants to make Hliusell Idt Ho'ildo it without jour making a lot of moukoys of yourbolves. ou just preiu'litlin word, and He'll bond tho power without your assistance." Fire on Hoard the Hteumtr Albany. Nr.vvniin.ou, May 28,-Tho stonmor Albany of the day lino had a mishap on hor first up trip of tho sonson to-day. Two lady pnssengors, who got off here, bald that b"inethli.g In tho hold took tiro whon nonr lrr .'top, an 1 111 tho attempt of thm ion put It i in thoh.be l.ui-i. J t i e vi hi gp nlii'lii on li;nrl an I itvui with conbiieraliledillWiulty that oultt was ro- I htored. Tin. boat put hit) Irvlng'on. und the lire was ubduod bhj then started uoilh, rnonztnis of ttAvm transit. The Mayor Commission Flnda Itself Iledgeid About with Obstacle. The Mayor's Eapld Transit Commission spent two hours yosterday nftornoon In Wil liam Btolnwny's ofllce, Btirrounded by big maps of the city, legal opinions In typewriting, and opinions ot engineers, nnd used a great deal of strong languago about tho net of is"5. undor which they tvero nppolntod to dovlo a schomeof rapid trnnslt for Now York. All of the five Commissioner?, August Rolmont. William Ftolnway. Woodhnry Lnngdon, John II, Statin, nnd Orlando It. rotter, woro prosont, nt thoy haro boon nt ench ot tho four mcotlngs hold so far. Tho formal business dono wns tho ongaco niontof two civllotiKlneorato examlno Into tho situation, mnko osttmntos of oostot possible fiyatoms, and estlmnto tho rrobablo amount of opposition to onch or tho various plans pro posodi nnd tho nppolntmont of a sub-commit-too, consisting of O. II, Potter nnd Woodbury Lnngdon, to Bit ovory othor day, consult with tho engineers, devlso goucrnl plans, consider n financial schemo, nnd llnnlly roport to tho vvhoto commlttoe. The nnmoi of tho ouginoors woro not announced. Tho sub-commlttrowlll bogln its sosslons this afternoon nt Mr. Btoln wuv'8 ofllco. At tho last mooting of tho Commission It was found that tho law of lHifi. by exempting cer tain stroots from railroad uso and tuovldlug that no rond should pass ovor or undor ono of tho olovntod roads, practically shut olT tho loworpartof tho oily from thoi'lty Hull to tho ISnttory Irom nnv ftituro rnpld transit scheme. Vostorday tho Cominlsslonors considered tho law as nppllcahlo from tho City Hall to onk ors, nnd found tbomsolves In what looks llko just as big a Ptcdlcament. The Inwuxompts 1'lftli nvenuo. rourth nvonue abovo rorty-soc-ond street, and all bouluvardx or streets IS') feet wldo from rapid transit uses. It also de clares that no road shall encroach upon nnv public rnrlr. Tho Commissioners found that they could plan a road from chambers street to 1'nrty-soconrl stioof, but wcto btopticd at that point. The most feasible plan of getting to Klfly-nlnth street soemod to bo an overhead road on one sido or the other of Madison aio nuii through tho mlddln of tho block. When there, hONvover.nnotbet problem was presented. 1 hey could get along I'lfty-nlutli streot to tho wo-t side of Centrnl lark, and go north I o twoon Central Park and tho elevated road, but at lllith street they found that the big bend In tho elovuted road stopped them, beenuso tho law declared thoy could not crobs tho elevated road nnd could not encroach on tho park. If, then, thoy wont up on the enstsldoof Central Park and ran up along tho south shoro of tho Harlem lilver. they came to grief at lfl.ltli street stntton of the Mxth avonno rond. for tho law forbids thoin to cross that, and just beyond lies one of tho now parks. Anothor grnvoimes tlon which was introduced was that of dam agos to property. This condition hns arli-en since tho law of 1S7" vwis pas'-od, nnd the ele vatod roads havo been mulcted for hundreds of thousands In suit- brought by property ounors along their lines. Tho opinion was ox pressed thnt If the proposed rapid transit routo, whethor underground or ovmhoad, through the middle ot blocks, hnd to fir-1 buy its way nt tho co-t of say ft nuarlor million dollnrs a block and then pav perhaps nearly ns much up re In damages to owners of property along tho line, the bonds of n company proposing to build could not llnd purchnbcrs. This is regarded as a vorv berlous question, nnd the engii.eer-, have been In- struoted to imiku estimates of probablo claims alone tho various routes proposed. Tho only streots left open to rnpid transit under the law are devoted to resldonro property of such vnlue that the claims would probably be high. in splto of all tho-o difllciiltlcs .Mr. Stein nay said yosterday. tho committee had found "tie ray of hope. Ho would not say what this was. but it issololyon account of It that tho com mlttoe llnds It worth whllo to continue its in vestigations. According to law. It must repoi t a complete plan in bity days after organldug. This Derlod expires on Juno'J2. ASD AOff DKVr.SKV IS RACK. Bat the Itnodler Ik In Illdlnr I'ntll lie Cnn Arrnnce to Calve Itntl. Another ot tho Canadian boodlo colony Is in town. Ho Is ex-Alderman Charles Dempsey, tho County Democracy Alderman from the Sixteenth Assembly district in the Hoard ot 183L It wns announced that ho had loftMoa troal at 4 o'clock on Tuosdny nfternoon. nnd roachod this city nt 7 o'olock yesterday morn ing. At noon yocterday it was Mild that ho had not been able to socuro bondsmon. nnd that ho had gone over to Jorsoy City, so as to bo out of tho roach of a beneh warrant from the Court of Oeneral Sosslons. To-day, an old friend of his said to tho reporter, ho will prob ably oompleto his arrangements to give tho 110.000 ball roiiulred of all tha boodlo Alder men an! alleged bribo-glvers of lbS-L An official of tho General Sosslom. said, yes terday, that John Keewm's good luck In got tlng ball so promptly on Tuosdny, and avoid ing ovon a night's Imprisonment In tho Tombs., had probably encouraged liompsey to try Ills luck. It Is probablo that Hilly Molonov. he ndded.viillbethpnoxtnrriv.il from Montreal. is thoro was a rorort current yesterday that te had pnekod up and was othorwiso prepar ing to return. Dempsev wns a hard-working young me chanic on tho oast sido until ho cot tho fovcr of polities. He got employment in tho Tiro I)o pnrtmeut lopuir shops and then the Aldor manle beo was put in his bonnet by the young men of his dMrlct. among whom ho was very popular, no was elected to tno Hoard of lsa-t, and ho began to buy oust side ro.il estate. It is said, which was record' d In tho names of 'rela tives. Prom this source, it is understood, he derived tho Income, nt leat In part, that has I enabled him to live well for tho Ian four ye iri In the boodlocolonyln Montrenl. I.'emlttances. It Is snld, wero rcgulurlv bent to him. lJempsAy find to Canada with John Keenan. "Hilly Moloney, and o.-Aldermen -ayle-ntid lie Lutey as soon as th sky hero.il outs, in tho I early sutnnier of lsyii began P gnvv dark for i Aldornii'ii of ls-ilnnd tho men charged with bribing them. In Octobei, lsSii. when ho was safely established In Canada ho was Indicted for bribery in connection with tho granting of tho Ilrondvvny llatlroad franchise. Ho was ro ferrod to In tho testimony ot Informers l ull grafl and DhITv as one of "tho combine' of thirteen Aldermon who agreed to voto to gether on any moasuro nffectinestroot railroad franchltes that might bo bulunitted to tho Al dormon of 1S81. if ho sunondors himself to day, ns It Is bsllovod ho will do. ho will be the first alleged member of "the combine" who has vontured bnck from Canada. It is believed that bo has roturnod hoiauxo ho boliovos that Informers I'ullgrnir. DulTy, nnd Walte. having crown tired of Informing, havo conveniently forgotton all thnt Is of vnluo to tho i oople about the doings of the Hoard of Aldermen of 1HR4. in tho second trial ol Arthur ,1. Mc. Quade, nt llallstrn Sna. a year ago, whon SIc Ouado was admitted, thoy showed a complete lapso of memory. WARDEN RRV.SIl AKD ST.OCVM. He Did Not Hay that the Murderer In I.e. Kitlly llfatl, Warden DruBh of Sing Sing, who was In tho city yesterday, had his nttoution called to tho statoment by Laws or John If. Iletnyelnian, Wife Murderer Sloeum's couiu-ol, who hns re cently mado a now nttnek on tho eloctrical exe cution law with a view to testing tho constitu tionality of solitary conllnomont. that tho Warden withhold letters from his condemned cllont and wroto In reply; "Slocum is legally dead." The Warden characterized this ns wholly untruo. blocum haB been nllowod all the privileges that prison rules and the law would admit," ho enld. "Ho has received letters nnd has boon nllowod to nuswor them all In only sev eral Inbtancos havo letteiB been with hold from him. Thoy wero from cranks, and wero withheld because thoy would have dono moro harm than good. Kg far as my communications with Law) or Ili'lnolman worn concorncd, they wero of tho brlefost character. 1 novor used tho languago at tril uted to mo In nny of them. "The lawyer must bo laboring undor n mis apprehension. Ho conveys the Imnrcfhlon that tho conilemtieil men are lingering in din,, i goon collb. Ilulthey pio not I'om uetv coiM wero recently built ad oinlug the dark cells, to comply with ilia now law. J'o reach thnni It Is necossary to pass through tho dungeons and this clri'UiiiHtnnco may havo conlusod the law yer. Tho now cells nro light nnd airy nnd far d iTcront fioni tho black holes that thoy uro pictured to be." 31 Ilk llmlrrs Mncombernnn Intrimuia l'lnnl T. V. Mneomber and Henry lulernann, tho mlikile.ileih who ti'Millod beforo the I'assett commlttoe that Drf. Osborne and Lovlngsof the Hoard of Health hnd nsl.od them for brlbo money as an inducement to certify tho purlly of tholr milk, woro lined 100 each In tho h pedal Sessions yobterduy for soiling ndtilterated milk. Tho conviction was pioemnil noon evi dence furnished by Drs Osborne mid lorlngs, who said that on Mny they hud found :iu per cent, of Inipiirltles in milk tukon from cans be longing to the defendants, 1U Mniiin the chemist of the hnnllary Piireau.siidlh.il Ma.iM.ibm hud tublbimln w i-ii-rniitiv nm i o I bi i he m-i o t -ri-. nm bei ioiipimI to in La in ii.lnlnvit ,i, iiin-t lo IrspHCtoii and though hi Ho se .uontlv on toretl nehnrgo again t tliom, could pioducn uu I witnesses ,t suPstaptlaio It. Two fuspectois l testiilod that Macombur had oiTored thorn (10 eucli to usko a fuv crablo report. I THE GREAT AMERICAN nOG. IWRR OF JUS OVTRAOROVS PERFORM ANCES J.V Till: CARS OF AriK VUUlf. The rnhllc Should Ilegln n Hyslrmnlle Crmnde Against the I'resenro ol Drunk nldn In the Cam-The Transportation t'ompnnle Mut llnlorcc Their Itiilcs. The most ofTenslvo nnd dnngorous vnrloty of thogrontAmorlcan hog which Infests tho elo vated trains, tho street cars, and tho ferry boats of the metropolis Is tho drunken, foul mouthed benst whoso prosonco Is n porpotunl offence to ovory docont man and woman. It Is time wasted to attempt to tonch him mannors with anything but a club, and It Is worse than folly to resont his insults. It is usolos for tho ordinary passongor to try to deal with tbli groat and Intolerable- nuisance, unloss he Is preparod to undortnko tho most dlsagrcoablo of pollco duties. Tho ovll has grown to un bearable proportions, and publlo opinion In this town Is rlpo for a tod-hot rovolf against tbefurthor tolornneo of drunkards In publlo conveyances. Tho romodyllos wholly In the hands of the trnnsporlntion companies nnd of tho police. Tho elevated roads and all the streot car lines havo rulos forbidding tho admission of Intoxicated porsons to tho cars. Hvorybody knows tho lulolsadoad lotter. Mon under tho Inlluonco of Ihiuor. If thoy can koop on thelrfoot.no mnttor howuustcndlly, aro freely admitted to elevntod and surface cars. It Is a rare thing to soo ono of them ejected, nnd novor Is It dono unless ho has oommlttcd an oilonco of tho grossest description. Not only nro tho guards blind and deaf to all ho may do. but appeals to them from tho passongers nro usually Ignored. Onco In n car. the drunken beabt has full II censo to make the air vllo with ptofanity, ob scenity, nnd nnuseous odors, unloss thero hap pens to be a mnn prosont who hns enough pub lic spirit to thrash him Into slloneo. And If vio lont moasuros aro rosortod to. In nlno cases out of ten the guard tnkos a hand In dofenco of tho wretch who Is getting his doserts. Tliegro'.sost oftorjces ugnlnst docoucyaio dally committed by thoso offenders lu public conveyances, nnd almost invariably go unputilshoil. I'oriunuloly tho iciuedy Is nvailablo and cnn bo easily applied. It is noccsniry only thnttbo inanagors of nil Hues or transportation glvo notice that fnlluro to enfoice existing- rules will bo punished by Instant dlsmlssa'. and with the cooperation of the publlo tho thing Is done. Hut tho coopoiatlon of tho public Is a vory necesbary part of It. Cn-es of falluro to on to rco the rules must bo repotted to the man agement or tho regulation will continue to I o moro hiinoredln tho breach than In tho ob servance Don't do a guard or conductor tho IniUHtlce of leportlng him for a Ptouch of tho tules which escaped his observation while at tending to othor duties, end his attention to the ollenco nnd tho oftonder If ho fntlod to soo It, and thon If ho fails to apply dho Propor remedy mako a memorandum of tho guaul's or conductor's number, tbeuumborof the car. and tho tlmo mid place of the occur rence, and send It with anotoof explanation to the l'resldeut or manager of the line. o.s. and send It to Till. Hi n. too. that an adequate Idea ofthooxtont of this Intolerable uuisuneo on Manhattan Island may bo made known- If tho drunken offender be upon nn elevated train, make mention. If possible, or tho station nt which ho got uboard, that the gateman mny behold lesponsiblo lor allowing him to puss tho ticket box. If, after tho public has dono thoslmplo part that may beepoctod of It, tho ovll Is still un supprossod, It will bo time enough to consider other and moro radical uiousures to compel the maintenance of dotenoy and order In tho cars of New ork. Hut It would be folly to ns sumo that the transportation cmwinics would tiiL'n the hfdrt of this particular vniletT of the gie.it Viuerlculi hog. ills nickels are not nu meroubouoiigh te weigh lu the bnlnuio against doctiney. evon In the os'.tmatiou of the most sordid ol corporations. Thk Sin Is already In receipt of mnny lettors upon tho genotal subject of the great Ameri can hog. and hoio aro a few extra, is: "I hough uly a short tlmo in thecltvns a visitor. I have seen enough to prove that tho surface rullroads of this city aro v. ry dilatory I In suppressing nuisances, lou have taken up the matter In the right spirit bi way of dr.iw I lng tho attention of tho directors ot the various roads and tho public to the individuals who mako a common sink ol every public convoy nnco thoy i-ntor through the lllthy habit of I tobacco chewing. If thoso bonds woro bovs some oxcuso might lo offered, but tho beasts who violate all rules of decency by giving way to this low custom of bplttiug tobacco juice aro menoldonough to know better. It would bo a wise precaution for ladies to don watornroof clonks just before untiring aslieel cat. for the chances are that their dresses will bo mined by some Ill-mannered brute In the guiso of a man. I hope Tin. hi v will agitato this reform of street-car etmuette, so that these individuals maybe brought to a ben-o of duty, and pus beuger will not bo coraiclled to wear rubber hoots while riding." Another contributor goes back to first prin ciples. Ho says: Tho remedy lies In tho hands of the very people who complain of tho lack of comtosv at tho hands of male passengers In publlo con veyances. Tho mothers and sisters or those vulgar brutes who jiit In season nnd out of season, who ocuipy seats in cars and ferry bouts with little or no thought lor tno Indies who aie clinging to tho strai s, ormoio often to tho air, who smoke cigarettes and cigars forover and fi revor. arototjlarno. 'Ihoy neglected the oducntlou In politeness which can only bo ac uulrod at home in a family or girls whero them aie one or two b'.ys, the girls havo to mako way foi 'Hen' or 'Charlie.' Hon or hnrllo gut the host if even thing everything thoy do Is right. Their slstors havo to got them this and thnt and stand ready to do their bidding. 1 know tf two just such cases, and moro lntnlorant brutos I do not want to meet. '1 hu lack of courtusj and consideration lor the feelings of dtliois is sh rcklng. and all can bo put at tho door of tho ladles who complain. If tho rule In ovcrv homo in tho land, whether thero I o seven girls t" ono boy or one gill to Bevon boys, wero "girls ilrst,' there would be loss roasoti lor coi .plaint of discourteous treatmont In pub'ic places. Tho mannors of a person nro a pretty good criterion of his homo brooding." A Harlem man lias this to pay: 'I am hcaitily glad to seo you havo taken up the subject of local travel nuisances. It mny not be a man's fault Hint ho Is hoggish In tho matter of llesn. but he Is to blame if honlso noiulros tho uaturo and hublts of a hog. Thero ore many nuisances on tho L' trains. One or the moBt disagreeable Is tho person with fetid breath. Such close proximity as a crowded train necessitates u ukes It a crlmo for any one knowingly to bung such broath aboard, especially in winter, when tho enr doois and wiudows aro kept shut. Perhaps tho otiendors don't know of ft. In many cases tho tooth binsh will remedy this nuhsunce, and u call upon tho doctor tho test." A Ilroadwny business man observes: "Your article In to day's Su.s in regard to nn Into iiruhln nuisance Is rielit tnflmi.nlnt n.i.f you should receiio tho thanks of every doceut, self-tospectlug man and woman. No lutoxl oated person should be permitted to rldo on the cars. This i.s one of tho commonest of fences. 1 hope you will follow this matter up to tho end." It Is easy to dotall every day Instances of offoncos lu tho cars by drunkards. Iloro aio n co utile A roportor boarded a Hlxth avonua np-town train on Monday afternoon ntt'ortlandt streot. I wo Indios occupied oae of the cross 6eats. At Hloeckerstreetamauln the garb of a la borer stnggorod Into tho car, llounderod into tho boat opposite tho ladlos, nnd Immediately went to sleeii. lie was fairly reeking with Ihiuor. Tho luiiitw ol whiskey wero Blokening. Near the 'i wenty-elghth street station, with a lurch and n grunt, he itrnlghtoued hliasell ui und placed his inuddv boots siiuarely in the lap of the lady oppoblte him. r,0 sprang up Instantly, and tho fei "W's feet diopped to the floor ol tbo ear. This partly moused him and, With n foolish lcoi and a fcoblo wnvo of his hand, he said, "Scti-e me, miss." Instead of being unceremoniously ejected from tho car, tho hog was allowed 10 sit thero undisturbed, ovcopt that a gentleman sat besldo hlra and managed to koop him awako until ho loft tho car at Porty-socond street. On Huiiday night, coming down town on tho hlxth uvonue lino, the train was cmwdeil as Usual, nnd It seemed that half the men wore drunk. One lullow in onu of the side seats n.is sick from his dolMiich. Anoihei man sat in one or the vin-H seat" and With Iciiui.nioiiiliert profanity nml disgusting nb-roiil y toid Ida drunken ciimpuiiloii ol his visl to various br dhi'ls. S. veiai minion were In the cm mid cou.u not escape hiiiiligwh.it was said. It is not always men who violate the rules of good brooding when thoy ride on tho elevated roads. A large woman, weighing ovoi Jim pounds, got on n train In llarlom yesterday nitornoou and proceeded to sit down in tho sent uextto the forward end ot the llrst ar. When she Hollared hei-olf nround -idoways so that she faced Mm front win low her putposo wasnppaieiit. She was going in gather in tho Inudbi'iipe ihroiightli.it window, und nothing was gong to hi toot her. Hor dr's ami her very buie-tniitliil i e son pnneni.d am one's appKi, idling tlie end sent, and she in .u ti, .illy occupied tho neM one tu it also and a poilion of lie third. When tho car filled up and i oo ple had boon standing about for ten minutes things began to glow painful, and at Inst a nun triod to biiuooii lilmsolf Into tlie third seat. Tlie vvniiian br.i"ed horsell bio k turned her head, nm! scowled at hun as though ho had Instillodher. Ho wnsugood-natuied wurl.lng. rnnn. mid ho took then. Hon lu good pint, but! he iiian.igod lo wris-gln into the seat. 'J no wo man piiiojo'I her two ii'ii! one-huli m-nls mull sh i: i lo Si mn I n i 'HO Mill I 111" II Oi' O li I I e I tlie ll'igSI ei'los gets Vlhu ii i sei(. m ,i I' tk till A bills) follow got tl.til III) "In- vateucaral tliof t Hull joatcrbi) and went I loi wind tu tuku a I'ross sent. In the cross beat behind Jilni. bitting backward, was a oung wotuuu KiidLDi; u uwpaicc bho wuj Uau i Inir bnck, but not more than the bock ot the snat fairly tiormltted. Suddenly sho received a (hock from behind that knockod hor bead for ward Into tho nowspnper. crushed the back of hor bonnet, and disarranged tho flowers, be sides giving ho a blow that had temporarily knockod the breath from her body. The bulky man hnd only sat down hnrd and strotebod himself, thnt was nil. A man who was built llko .lohn L. Sullivan Bnw tho performance and he iiuletlv nokod tho woman to chnngo seats With him. Uhon ho snt down. Tho bulky man's hat went Hying ton foot nwny. nnd ho was pltohod bond foromost Into thesont nhoad ol him. Ho pullod himself togothor In n tower ing rage, sworo a stro.uu of oaths, but when ho facod the big follow nnd l?od him up lio auloted down nnd growled: Wat did ye do at fur?" Thon ho was told. A jivr.n RVROT.AR. lie Atraken the IlntiHekeeper and Compels Her to Hhow IVbere the Money Hostov, May 2S. A bold burglary was com mitted at Watertonn last night nt the houso of Mr. Isaao HnmK a rotlred Boston manufac turer, tho burglnr gottlnc away with sovoral thousand dollars' worth of socurltles. Mr. Uemls Is about 80 yentsof age, nnd, with bis housokoepor, Mrs. Murphy, lives In ono of llio ploasantcst pnrts of tho town. Ho Is a mnn ot wealth, and has for vonrj mado his homo in WatortowD. It wossomo tlmo nItorl2UIOthls morning whon Mrs. Murphy was arousod by a nolso In hor sleoplng chamber, and sho was horrlflod when sho was fairly awake to llnd a mnn In hor room initly musked and olosoto her bedsido. Sho was still moro startled to soo him approach hor and draw a revolver. As ho did bo ho said that ho had broken into the house to rob It, and demanded of her thateho toll him whero tho money and securities woro kopL Bho answorod that thoro was no monoy In tho houso, and plucklly rotusod to got up. He thereupon sat down on tho odge of tho bod, poked tbo rovolvor under hor noso, and In sisted thnt thoro wns. Ho said that sho had been thoro n good many voars nnd that sho knew whero all tho valuables woro kopt. Bho still hosltntlng. ho roughly said: "Got up und iret me the rnnnnv." With tho rovolvor In unpionsant proximity to her bond, and on tho thieat of its being usod unless sho compiled, she llnnlly consumed, onlr asking lor tlmo to dress hoiselt. To this the burglar consented, and then placing hor in tiont of htm ho dlroctod her to lead him to tho room of Mr. ilomis. onco tbcro sho awakoned tho old gentleman, but had somo dltllculty In making him understand the state of affairs, as he is very deaf. After a deal of screeching, howovor. ho learned tho object of tho visit nnd began to offorioslstniice. 'I ho burglar throw him b.iok on to tho bed nnd held him down by sitting on him. In tho scrimmage he got his baud under ono ol tho pillows and got a calico bag which contalnod sovoral thousand dollars' worth of bonds and stocks, tho most ot thorn negotiable, besides a gi.ld watch, and two en velopes In which thero wore about $200 lu bills. Taking all this, ho askod If thoro was any other mono! or valunblos In tho houso. On being told Hint there was not he wont out through n lower window in the house which ho had forcod open In making his entrance. Mr. llomis and Mrs. Murphy hastoned to the houso ot a neighbor and told what had hap pened. 1'he servant accompanied Mrs. Mur phy to tho police station and an alarm was Im mediately bent to llojton, Newton, nnd other sutrouudlng places. Hnrlythls morning bank notos to tho amount of HHiiwero found nonr tho window, which woro probably dropped by the burglar In his ha-to to got away Mrs. Murphv describes the man as of medium build, about live feet ten Inches in height and light comploxiotiod with a light moustaohe. Ho worn dark rlotheH and n beaver hat. The actual amount of securities stolen Is not known, but It Is said to aggregate woll no into tho thou sands. Mr. llemls came Into Hoston to stop tho negotiations of the bonds and stock stolen. It Is posslblo thnt the town nnd Mr. llemls will both offoru reward for the detection ot the burglar. HIS FJUfAXCB COT SHOUT. Kx.IVIeat Martin Itetiima to hi ITIfe and 1'iinilly lu Uttuvvu. Ottuw. May 2S.- Tho loading sons.itlon In religious circles for the past threo weoks was tho disappoaranco of tho Hov. Mr. Martin, for morly a prlo-t of the Church of Home, but lat terly Identified hero with tho various Prot estant bodies. Tno sousntlnn was incroasod on Sunday night wnon it was known thnt Mr. Martlu appeared with his wlfo nt tho morning sorvlco in Ilussol Hall, tho l'reuch Proeb terlan Church on bt. Catharine stroot. Murtln was at ono tlmo In orders in Normandy, and then went to Illinois, whore ho obtalnod a charge. H tbnro fell In lovo with his housekeeper, a pretty girl of 20. whom ho married, nnd Incon seuuonco was obliged to lenvo tho Church. He enmo to Montreal, whero several Montreal clorevmon Interested themsolves on his bo l.a'f. Ho mado a living teaching Trench, oc casionally preaching against tho errors of his fonuei I lunch, and wilting on tho subject In the religious ptos. All at once he disappeared, nnd tho graves! rumors wero atloat to tho ef fect that b" hnd boon abducted b) tho Cathollo t liureh. Then the Archbishop of Montreal, Mgr 1 ahro, addie-'od a e nnnunk'.itlon to tho public to tho offect that Mr. Martin had of his own fioo will returned to tho fold of the hurch and iinpl)ing that his marring.) was Illegal, nnd his two children Illegitimate. Inten-e tndignntion wns created In tho Pro tostunt coiiiiiiiiuitj. it wns bellovod ho had been spirited iivvmj and sent Into porpotunl penance, and money nnd sympathy poured In for Ins wife. 1 of ore leaving lie was woll bup Plled with money. It was believed, by the Church t i which presumul ly ho had returned. The sensation has been shortened by his re appearance. .Mr Martin snvs that, having bo ci me discouraged through 111 health nnd inability to pi ovule for his family, ho mado an agreement with the Aiohbishop to return to the Chin ch on condition that his family would bo provided for. He then went down to AntJgonlsh. N. S.. to tho Tinpplst Monastery there. The Abbott Had been Instructed to rei eivo linn ns a i riest g.dng intorotroat, but there ho found his rnlth tailing, his doincBtic ties wero too strung, and accordingly ho re turned to his family. Tho Aiehbishop was Peon and Informed ot the priest's second npostaey. Ho admitted tho fact of Martin's retreat, but could offer no ronson for his strange conduct. Tho l'rotostant clergy aro much perplexed over the man's vagaries, and not a lit t lo chagrined at the faithlossnoss of thoir proUgo. Tho Madison Hiiuare Harden Will det Its License. Thohoarlngroriuostod by a number of the atrical inanagors boforo any llconso should be gianted to Madison Huuaro Garden wns sot down by Mn or Grant for 4 o'clock yosterday nftornoon. Konneson, C'raln. nnd Ailing, who represented the ninnngors In this mattor, asked for a delay on ac ountof the shortness ot this notice, nnd, on being rorusod. enld that they would Ii.ivo to withdraw from tho cao, as thoy weie not preparod to argue It. Tho .Mayor said that ho would grant the license, but that he would nut blgti It until :l o clock to-da- lu order that nn Iniiinctlou may bo obtained re straining him from doing aiAUiMi JXTj.T.T.iaB.fco. BiHiiTrir jiMiiAc Tnii nir. Emrttei I (uniett.... 7 37 MooaitU.. SCO iii.il iMiFR run uir. Fandr Hock. 2 as I t.vy Jdaud. 3 13 1 Han data... S OS Arrlved-NrMuoar. Maris. P Slats of Alatam.v I ewla. Clafnow. b sauiiMariKKk. Iinu Liverpool b 1 alci u Mui:lii lluraioo. hut in uf lu.liliiir Wsaber. Fall Jttrtr- Sh nullum Hnius ell si Marc. bri sera. slfWli Havana. bu i ity vt aiexuuJrla Alien. Havana. bt v li A i, valid I .fl villoma ba Jamaica, 1holiion, 1'urt AntODto. b Mlnrola Kraii PunJta bHiiieroKse Piurie iluckiionvilla. ba Km tiuiotiil. .Irniiy, .Vorrulk lurk Hamuli Plion Jolimon. 1'ayiander. llrwl'. i' Vaiihorii, Ultclnur, Wiudsor. Hor laid arrivaiaiaa Klrat faia, iRRiran Oct. Fp vtanctam. frnm K w Vork, at Rouerilain. hl.iilu Jimia'ili, from .New Vork .n Poinlou. b inula Irom von lurk at llatubiir bt l.llituiiia, Irom .New Vork at Aluvllle tlTGOifco iTKaHaairv toil lintav. Atir'i'ta Victoria. Hamburg. .10 no A, VI. i:.4)i m Orbit- Naautl llaill .ljp JJ. 4;m.' Vf. bula of Inauua, olaanow lUuOA. XI. ,Sill 2b.Msiiou. Xleaiit? Nonet, Havana BOO A.M. 10 00 A. H, iMuuiNa rrriusmrv i'l'i- 7o 1 1 j. tlnllnml fiOinlou VI ir 1? N... i.l inn AoitM ji. iv i I i an I ..f.nrii.i'ol v a l'i tuala soulhaiiiiilnii AUv 1 t'ltt 1 1 ij'ty 1 Iv tie NormuiiQia Southampton Maytd Hrllalillio iVilcriMoHil May 'it LjIiii Souttiunljuuu Mav L'.' Auuicrilaiu. .viuicrilaia May is I've iviiurluv .iaytll. Aina'A llamt'UrK Alar p! I'olarli blrlllli May II I'liy or Clmaler.. mtirtnttiowi .May L-j tie .'ioiiI.' Joii I, l.:i I IN.!.' m i Marii Vlgy n4 1 in I i J ii i Vlay i I fi. i II ii i Vi.iv ti i Uay Is Hr'in.Mi ..Mai t iilin ljue n inwii May li liuf ilrnw luur 2. liter Foaihampton May SV Urni Jl.yilU.rt i,.UJsi, aBaBanHaBBaBBaBmi WHEN a household article Is introduced to a new public, makes acquaintances, gains and retains friends, antl steadily grows in favor in spite of the noisy (and sometimes tricky) op position of competitors, it shows that the old adage, "Superior merit wins," is still in force. Housekeepers arc finding out for themselves that "Cleveland's Superior is absolutely the best baking powder manufactured." Clntland Baking 1'oictter Co., 81 it 83 Fulton St., Xeio York. RACKUD Till! COMl'AXr iJOJI'.V. Mayor Uleannrt on llrrk Acnln, but lie illda't Need IIU Axe 'I'M Tims. Tho Long Island Ilallroad nttomptod to steal a march on Mayor Gloason of Long Island City yostorday by running a branch track from tho railroad yard across Flushing streot. in Hun tor's l'olnt. It Biicccodod In laying tho track across tho Btreot named, and n forco ot men wero nt work completing tho extension whon tho Mayor heard of It. .Men woro busy spiking down rails whon ho arrlvod Ho ordered them to oult work, nnd thon notl eed the company to romovo the track In n half hour or he would havo It dono nt their ov ponsp. 'J ho company didn't stop to nrguo tho question, in less than a half hour the track was torn up and the street lovellod again. 2$ustarjijJ ultras. If you look In nt Flint A: Cn.'m. 14th at. anil stli at., yoa will itiink Irate In rurntinrs lias picked up wlih a rueh. llanilsome, durable goods at low prices Is their mono. Announremrnt or Kspenftrhcld'a bumm'r Strlee In Heiulemen'a tlatt. (salesroom, lis Nassau sk, lis. JITarrla A Cn.. Tailor nnd Importer, latei of Park Hank building. Tlie teailloir donee for awed cloUes at economical prices. lMainl 1,101 Broadway firm Khnpss IN OKMl.KVtKN'l HATS, superior and medium qualities. Mvlesatiiolulely perfect, decided saline UcCA.NN 8. -'Is llouerr. near Prince st. The Moat Krllable Moth Deatrayer la WlllTi: TAlt rAPEil. Bold tverywbere. Tako no other. Jinrrr'a Trlcoithrona eradlcatea senrf and dandruff, cures diseases of th scalp aud hair. soc. Kri'a Nrcllirn Khlrta, flannel, chariot, and etlk rabrlca, 1 fie to boo and Bit llroadway. aaCEUFLXIX. jrXrKS-PI.ATT.-Hn Tuesday, May 27, at tha residence of the bride's mother, by the Iter. Theo dora C VMlllama. 1). D, Ellrabetli. daughter ot Mm. Mary and tns lata John II. Piatt, to Francis M, Jencka. KOYAI VERMIlYrn,-On Tneday. May 27, by tho Rev. Pr Abbott K. KlttrMue, Forrest H. Royal to Mary Cornelia Verralli e or New York city. KCIII.r.HiXUKIE-IIKAUI.r.Y.-Mits Jennie Bradley of New ork to Augustus SchteilaKsrot New Rochelle X3X33T3. ASH. On TotiJay. May 27, John Aitvln the C2d yearof hlaaKe. Funeral services athls late resldeoce, 212 East 60th st, today at 4 P. M. UAICKIC.-At I'ouihkeepsle, May 27, Mr. 0. 1). M. llaker. In the 43th J ear of his ace Funeral hrlday. May 30, at 3.30 P M. 11AI.I.. Suddenly, of heart failure, atTier late resi dence. lsiJ Remsen st Brooklyn, on Monday, May t!7, Frances Lylide Habcock, wife of John Oscar Rati, and daughter of Catharine J.yndo and tba lato Pdward II. Pabcock. Funeral services at tlie house Friday May SO. at 4 P. M. Intrrntent, private, at Oreenwood on Saturday, ItJtO"YN. On Monday eTenlnic May VS. Augusta Rrov n, dauKhter ot the late Augustus J. and fcarali M. Iirown. k uneral cervices vltl be held at her lato residence, 67S M adiaon av., this morntmr at 10 o'clock. I!UUUK.-On Tueslay, May 17, at her late real dence. 44 West both st, Ellen, wife ot Patrick J. Burke. Jielatpes and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from tha Church ot St Paul the Apostle, 00th st and 0:li ar where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul on J-rlday, May 30, at n :ii) K. M. Interment In Calvary. CI. A KK.-At Mount VeruoD, May 27, James C. Clark, aired "I yearn Funeral services at hts late residence, 36 North 8th ar., today at 11 A VI. Frleuds will take 102 train, New Uaven Railroad. Peeksklll papers please copr. t'ONKl.l.V-Suddenly May 18, of heart disease, Theodoro Cnnkltn, aged 00 ears Funeral from the resldenre of his brother In law, William Collins. 217 Cumberland st, Brooklyn, to day nt 3 o clock P. M. COTi:l.l.().-On T'.esilay, May27, Isabella Costell, nco Ilestlon, In tho j.' th year or her u.-e. The retntUea and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to day at 2 P. M, from her Into residence, let I ast3Jd su I)i:..l.i:it. On Tuesday, May 27, 18CO, Dr. Z. P. Dennter. Funeral services will be held at the Second M. P.. Church. i'ih si., Long Island Cltj. on Thursday. May 20, at 2.30 P. M. Interment at Maple orove. DOI.A.N. On tuesday. May 27, at l.er lale residence. 6 Wet 3Htb st Ltlen, daughter of JohnT. and MrU Polan di-cesEod. FOKIIIIAM.-In Rroollyn, May '.'a, Osorie W. Fordham, In his Slat year. Notice of funeral hereafter, OAI.I.AGIIIJIC, Mary, widow of James Oallagher, a native of county Fermanagh, Jre'aud. Relatives and friends are Itirited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 124 rid place, eouth Brook. !n. on Friday, May 30, at 1 o'clock 1'. M. Inlermeut at Calvary. HOFFMAN. -On Monday, May 3, at Flsliklll on Hudson. Murray UoSman, son of the late Judge Murra Ilollman, In the titilli j ear of his aire. The relatives and frleuds of the family are Invited to attend the funeral at it Mark s Church, In the Bowery, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. KKAItXKY.-On Tuesday, May 27, of rneumonla, Martha, wife of Hugh Kearney, in her Both year. Funeral Friday at2 I' M from the resldenre of her daughter, Mrs. U. A. Moore, 2i8 Kosciusko st Brook hu KLFIX.-On Tuesday, May 27, Frederick Klein, tie loved husband ot Lnlse Klein, sired 57 years. Relatives nnd friends, also members of holies I'oit. No. 32, members of tha (.rami Armi of the ICeptibhr and Alpha Club, are resj.ertfu'ly luviled toalteml the funeral from his lato rebtdeiice. 7jiiiti st., to-day at 2 p. M. AlAl.(N'i:.-Tl:omas r. Malone, aged 20 years an! Id months. MAltSIIAl.I,.-On Monday, May 27, James Mar shall. In his 71th year. Funeral services ill take rlace at 0 Clinton av. Newark, V J to day at 11 ocU L A. M. Frl.-n t will kiiidu omit flower. Interment In Mount Pie if ant i emetery JN'AI'I I'.ll.-At Vloojhaven, U I Tues.Hv, May '.'7, John 11 Nailer, years -"I years m ntlis and I ls. Jtelativrs.il'! frletnls sru invited tniltflnt the fur era! from lira, e t buret). Jamaica, 1. I to day at 4 I'. .M. Tralnsleaie Matbush av. and Long Islaud I ay at :i :n r vi. l'l'.TIIHH.-On Tuesday Mny 27. at the residence of lierri,n.Iir (Irorgo A Peters I J West seih at. Mrs Harriet II Peters, widow ut Co ltev. Abaloui Peters. P. II. In the n .th )ear ef her age Funeral servl. will I e held at tl e house on Tliura In) Mai jli at U o r.nck no'iii llOllll.-iiii tlie'J'uli inn at II 1' M Mrs Augusta I. ii Is, ife i f lohn I n.u, at 1 r lale icldeuce, I lleiml e, N V The funeral services will take pl.i at 1 er late rest deiige, -iiv ro all lid st ProoVIln P. I), tu day at 2 P.M. Iniermrut In iireeiiw'.ud t emetery. hTA.M'Ull.ll.-On Weliesday V'av '.B ot the Vlo torla Hold Murk VI. huiitlelil, in the Ttahyearor his ae 'J'l.VI r-JON.-At Fort t.eavenv.1 rth. hansai, sudden I), on Way '.'4. William Tlm.nii former!) -t New Vnrk bntlier of I dtaril. Jarrd A and tranklln. lllli mem li.ok ire at Ihel i.rten M. n In, Vlayjil MItK, V.'I.Nfit.OW'M SOIITIIIVO SVICIfr Has been used lor i.er I II TV VI ikn by Mil LIIJ.NSi: MOTHF.lts for il.eir ciiiLDin n wiiili; n.i.riliM) With Pr-.HFF.CT Uri'l'H Jt FOIITIII.S l, C II tOFIE.NI.ho (U Md, AI.i.AVKall J'AI.N, CI IIKS P.1.NU tdLIC, and Islli test remedy for PIARItll'Fv. i-u ty I'll tvliUli mi) ruriof Hie nor il. Uu. about iciiiiiiifK-s a ii.m nt iii. i: wiieT: t-i'ren ulll III a' win l.m u i I.. il i .1 n ki-e -t I'm, a r it. t, i k i- up .it ji M i on, n in ii, i, tI1 j lu oes o-ir-n M -rii, n ,M i. i. j AitlM'.'lh I 1,1. t M. II i i ...y ii.i ,r.re.r. Taleu ui'iui'l riia.l J i in i -li v i .1 I -inroad way. N I. Ilraiuliror. ..Hi ai line pni tlll'IITII.IIAMMI I'.ll.NTI.H'AIII'i Hiii7iUaT,,ssuJItfr cuuuiar.leiei'hmsenh, UJi'liui. B0BMBSssaBBsiagaataaailsBB2BBssBBssVJBSB 3tu sPituUrailoit. THE ANGLOMANIACS, P ANOVEtOFNCWYOnKSOCICTYLIFE, S? DEGIN3 IN THE d JUNE CENTURY, I 5 AND WILt PUN THROUGH FOUR NUM- 7 0 Dims. THt AUTHOR, WHO 13 CVI- d A DENTLY rAMILIAIl WITH THE LIFE A i X AND CHAnACTER DEPICTED, CHOOSES Ja K TO I1EMAIN UNKNOWN. IT 13 CLEVERLY X P ILLUSTRATED DY DANA GIBSON. J The cnnlcnls of the Ji sa C vTt'RV Include Jk a lil4hlyl:K'-"c juiliiii. utinl paieron V I London I'olytoclndca nnd People's 0 A Polnccit, hyllie auitmr of the recent Glas- JL g.'wartirle.illusti ttc IhyPetinellatiitotlurs. r' C fi An Attlat'n Letters from Japan, 0 I wriltcn anil i'hivtiatcdl.yji'lin 1-1 lame K Track Athletics In America, hy r 1 Q Walter Camp, v. sv.Ii iliawiugs hum nistan- Q A taneons phot-'cr iphs L J K Tho Women or tha Fronch Salons, K I V llluslrateil hv p .rtr.ats of haders of famous w A CiltUICS of the 17th Ct-llturj', S What's) tho NovthP Givinn fipirea fj i O of priies pii 1 hy J tiniil- for SecuT dis. 0 j A patchcj, inper, cnninusiiiin, etc. AUo A j ''To. is" on Jounialisla ajiil INTeusmon- 3 X gen. a I A Two Comploto Storieu. "Mere Mar- i I cheit," hy Arto Hues, and "Inuty, No. K 1 v 49," a tale of th- AiLanss convict camps, a I Q l-yOrtavel I anet. wiihsketrl cshyKcmllc. Tho Autobiography of Joseph Jof- 5 I f ftrson und Alu. ll.rr's suul, "FrienJ V I A Olivia," arQ Ci'ntinuci). In addition to 1 cine-articles, poemi, aniline iiuai depart- Q 0 ments the nun.l cr contains several paxes of 0 p Memorund i en the Life of Lincoln," with JS full.pan'3 il.uiitraiK.n fioni a photograph, f Bhoiini ap-arance of stje and proscen- 0 A lum hexes of 1 ord's 'n.eaicr on the night A cftrr tho President's at,ws;.iiutioii, and t oomparative" iVervi!,?,e!y aIW'' s9 TivKrinii I ly 1 dward Atkin- A Y TAXATION bcuinc directly K 9 upun the present tanlf delates. V A Tim I u.nii CuNTl'itv, for sale by dealers Ren- A erally, contams lfo pages ami more than 70 C ty illustrations. I'iilo, 35 cents. K THE CENTTJRY CO., W 03 East 17th Stroot, Now York. K D

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M.lh' '"t'-r si.rnvi) jpiiIciai, DlhlltllTIn the i alter uf the pttitlun or Jutm K eutiiit, t onimlslouer or 1 ubllc t rk ur the ittynf i euVork. unit, r and In ura atin of I'luipirr 4'iiior. It lliel.uns. fir- t, ami on oil .ill ot the Vl,i)m Ai lo rill" II, K. and I oiltninua ty of ll, t) of .Neiv Vnrk. fi.r the up. pniuitti-ni ,.r i utiitui mon. rs uf Aptinn. iL under iiisd- flL ter-i ui rtho i awkui i--u r n llll uf appikatniii for enn'lrmatlon of report rf mf the Cimiiiu-ilniiem ..t AMrali-iiI eiv i,ueilii.'t iluti- BU lutluu It.! in t 'e- linn, ii '.Im nt il ..in Is, ast.. pirt of tffi Par. el m mbrn UUty one i at.d as in i Iiuihh for dam fB' alien i oiitit'ttous in t'arii'. tinml er forty me O a l'i lll.ll NOlIl I. is berel) tiveli ln.it I i-hi.ll make. W ai pit. ullun to tlie "-iinreme i ulof ltn- talu of Newe fi? Vi.rL at a l.eei il lerni tliete r m I o hi Id tit t i- ec.lU 1 fll, Juiltital Plsiri. t at tlie hurt lli.ii.' In tnevilliikS t i White 1'lull.a ill the i uunlv ur eit 'liei-ttr on the .III 211 itny of June. Imii at It o t l.'k in the r rrn n ..t that if? da), oras M.M.ii thereutter in. i otitivu i' in 1 1 i .-l, r ir ijji Iberonllrinatu nor ilierei.rl u t.i a ii.r l'ir el IIH number aUhty-one .SI) uiivi an to nlnlius fur il.uiiHwes i. I ropeny f iiiilxuiiu-tn 1' iri il liiiinl.'r 1. rt) Mi l of if the rommlsnluiiers ur Ai, ral, a, i n.lnli I in' t-anv enlil'eil matter IHirHuuut tu uij i rml-. n- 'ia''f 4'.of the l.aumif Ihi mj.iPb t ild rei ,.rl was I le 1 In lie J thei.ffl e or lliellerkuf the i.iinty i,r !V e-i lini.rw !f the riltnl.i or April mid itmiiy i f wLi liwas'llel flu In tho ultice nr the I Ink ut tho toullty of .Nrw V.rkou S trU the same dty. I IB Jlale.ew Vnrl, Vtn 7. IiiD WJ3 UII.1.1WI il it.vi'l, C'nii'sel to tlie Corporation. t--i IWL 2 Trjon Pov., .New Vurl. ntv ,X fjftsl 10fT()H Ii P. MiTIi H-l eltrsfor f r.u-ii ...untrles Bffl need nol t, ipei fnl.v a Lire- t.I f. r Ji--l l.Ii liy any fm larllcular )ti-an er phi j t imkii It In le- I, I t.i srn.l flfV.II UU. males i.f I..1111.I111: .'il ine'i 1 d 'Iits (el 9)M IT nol J.riiul) ud.lren.ed DetUAbilll bi llio fastest flH ven-eU avail it. I lilfl toreik'U 111 ill- f ir tl e Mael. en.l.tt? Vlay .11 will close cflfl II romi ll) In all 1,1" it M h 'II 11-f i'oimi Mm TIiri..iPv) vti'i A )l 1.1 luri'ie, tr steamship. Atiiru-ta 1. 111 tli ill te 11 mil Ilamburir. vm at 1 I M Lu 111 1 i.rMi-1 lil,.iritije Na.san lterfor ilinit'iii Veue'ira Irtuulad. llrltlsll rjHJ an 1 Iii.ti'ti iiuiatia m .1,1 le Uiri.tcd j er tirauja AM Nin-sau 1 'Jin FRIIiAV At"A M f. r -aullayo ruha, per slrainshlp ViM .VI 'nine l-tlrn lur t aril, 1.1 11.1 li.UHt be directed jfl t .T VI ijue '1. J3M MTI I. I'D it I A V f.-r Id ..liinelrn an I 'antos jBm ihreit il i I 1 l'i tla niHitrii-i In l'i tauelro, Aril e i.tetii-'iiii I ie I lr hi tr-'iu M.liitiiorei V jill lit V M f r luritn I tin ami Jauiui A aj I'M a 'a 111 el an. I An X I tile. II.im 1 1 r ate ililkliln feBTsii A I-..111I ii'l ill" s A vi for lire 11 I ri 11 Irelaluu (Sill 1 e ji .1 1 Si li' ri in Is. mil Ai.-in.i pit sti'iimstilp JSIH Aurmiii 'a ,'u. not. 11 ti lettirs foi oth-r Kiiro- 'SlA 1.. 111 co .nir e, ini.t i.e .llriMMe I p. r Viiranla 1. at iWll il V v I r Iratiie. vwit Lrlmid linn, hpalu MUIM aul l'.-r; 11I 1 er steam. Inn I Nnrm .ii'lle Ma :MM 'I sir; i' "',r'-v ri.r .ii-rinain Peiiiiiirk Kn. MWM del s.rai nil". 1 'in.niirkey, irrn" iiiti.hjpi.jbe 111 1 Hindi deiiers fur iitiu 1 f ur .1 e hi 1 oiintrlea Jumm v.ie .itiiaiiiplon nii'xt Le itlreete.) i-ri.ln'i at MM I. '.I 1 r Wiyiip 1 1 -r .1e.1111m.1p Tlimirvalia 'Mmt t,""r:.""V". l"-1imvia'; itl P. M 1 r Hie Vi'tl.erl..ii.lH ire, 1. er ie mis) Ip Spaarm HI 111 1 i llnllrii. 1111 leu is in,,.!! be d.rrc'eil per mmm h mrlidam 1 at 1 )l im Can pei ho, I lilapV 11 11 in and V in 1 in it. 1 er kteaiu.h ji t uv of vi Ara 'BbH In.' 11 I elters !.,r 1 ut 1 an t I .r T ililpi. n and Im mWi I mn illrerl and l'ier )l rxli an HUtes via Vera Cms mmt in ,-t be illriirud p-r 1 ill of M a.lnnmon' 1 at 1 pi mWM M fur Mot nml .In er steamship lievotha via 1, a.jiow (lotter. t.,.,-t I-., directed per Devoula"); Hjl at-'). M. for Irlmial ami Tobago per steaiiisiilii aBJ r-lMiAV.-Atnp M t..r Trnillln. Puerto Cortex and Bl I tuuian. per steii'n.bip Professor Morse fronlow mm Orleans, a ll- m lor osu Ilea via Llmo 1 ner Hi neatm-hlp Kiixhall fr .in :..ir llnean tmm Halls f.rtho mi. ny l.lmJ. t er ship Tulilta (from Ran Bfl rrannaeoi rii sellers. May J) t 1 1 l' "1 1 Mails Bl '.(,.r.''rl.'.',,,l,.;"'' .'fi"', ;'""'hili llelulo ifrun, f ill Irani'!.- rlnae I,, re Mny nt H Mil fill n,i.ii u, n.1,11,,1, r- M.m I,, A,. .r!',.'V fi""1.?") '"s"1'1' I -re uii ll a Kl nt.'' I Vails loi Vi..(ralia 1 WW ealiau I 1 .imI Sum.Mll i..lll'l. ,,r elliisl, i an lla itnuiidiiu I 1 .iimiiui) c hi re ana KM ai 1. jii I M nir oiuirr ui at Near v. rk o .imm till. Aurama win, pr,th ,ii, tr MM Mallsiur Notsfiiiimiiaiiii by mi, 1 Hanfai ani Hi!! ".'i"0.'." 's'lmir cIiim. ai U1I..11, edai atisi mlm I VI Ma. ii fur Vli u, hi, by rail Im t. 1, mil Uil J1''!,1'""."""'1'1'" l this cfll eilul si IJT.l J. l Mk.s for tuba In r.ill 10 Uiiu-.i, I:. 1 mim HlUM'e li r'e.llner III hmWi.t H.i. in.i t MmM liflli e dull .it ll i.l VI Vlnl.fr Mr, Bill lilili'Mi ihI 1 a.l lrr-.11! lor ,J. naiuy ,.r rlo.i- ill 1 4 i,i) 0.11 ut .1 l .1 llir -i I., lila of 1 uu u ,f r 1. I 1.1 1 1 r rancid 1 11 11 i,r. in. 1 ,r .1 la' 1 I I. .1 nil i.i Km I 111 1 1. 1 .tl. r i. 1 flfl rlvni. 11 tit e 11 1 11 I 1 r u 1 t VW hleai, "f ii-i te. ,1, ),u I ti,, u 11 (l.e ur 4 H utcre 1 111 11 lo, at 1 I M j i, WH S" -1"' ".'si. ...i.ih.i-...-,- .1 HH Hlu.'urdl.iia. M c?irv nri'lfl r. ITCH lll.l 'Ml lavevnur B -rk. 1 inbiel.--re. eirl.tue t lar Mmm -f nol. 1 11. 1 1 -ii-i, hi .1 d or I l'v r 1,1- 11 pair .1, ik I' ir and H P syfv, '1 1 rn .4i .1 1 av. Hfl 'lln r- 1 i. I '"iVfl 11 to r 1.. il 10 Very M rej 1 r re of the peaea Vft 1 r "P I 1 I 1. 1 1 iliiiery slml ilumi to- Hfl .lay 111.1 I al, Tl 'iit'.o largest estatr Hl lunmrnt on I r 111 .u .1 mi 1 iujt in irooir fruit seat. iHsl tvuihauj. auJ t.-'Uip. vatii'AJvaUivLLHChalC BMSBSmttasanBaamntmmmrmMmm aiSHH

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8 THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1890. if M I, 111 Al. ES1A1K KXCIIAXUIC HALItli. t i nasal II I HyA It Mti.tsr APon- H Ytn ktre't. t4 nd r,i r.nrt.!we.t eornsrof reds fl -trfet. .It story truk l.mldl.. nth lot 4?,'.'x4.ei4tJ: i b, n. mm i j Broadva, i7. wit si'le -v-i ft north nr CortisnrJ I ttreeu four stnrv miefront buli-iint: with lot yw.i: ijVAV 1 x24iMKn .so. to J U. LounsUrry. I other i.i Hire fiery rrlrk hi tn. with lot in,n I, 4 Lewi 1 street, east Jp. N-.it lm north of i-ratnl street, toi (t;v, B' J Two five slry brtrk billdlnrs, with lots each IH I m 1 M.i, ...i kip't.i1 Msi-tnii street, inuth 'tit :..M"fr" H I tan of tlf errl. ,Mr"-et to Hit lint i ulMir.tr with hii B, i esch l l"x 4, ..u Mid luit MMtitun street, ml Jot.iln above ff.r.HJ.'M. H tour 'ory i-tone front dwetllnr. with lot '20vr,4 Kail fl Fortv third street, south side eintof Kiftlt avenue foi f3s, fotirittorr 'rl-k rat w th lot 'Hh. 24- wi fortlMh street south tile, vtettor flstsntli avenue, for 1 9V. B 1 Three story br ek a'we'Mtur and twttr.rv hrlck stable. H -will, lit x v -.'j West Fortieth street adjonlni I s,boe i.,rt ifAf. f 1 Tlirt-i-r r i r'r d e'.inr with lot 2 iofl. 14 Kail I Twenty foiiMiitree.,ouii.Mde,en.tof Mad'sonavenue, for-.." I 1 h i r t mx end mi tnMi seres of land on l.roat rtiver H i 1nf" i or. -to f front bulid ni. with plot of Isr.d B t -.'-M rrnii r xtiiir. .m im! .t: venth avenue. H ct f dp i 'h if Iwft f -nth street ftrtiV"" H lour mm l-rl' Kliiitidhiir, Willi Ir.t )H xm. .iH Ninth H ftviiiK) ra-l.tf, tidMli IhlrtiMii ftreot, for $!4.-oj H I llir- ft rnr-U I x-' on Wmi hi th Mrert. aouth H I tide hi fe t wt -t of .am i MVenue, Hiidoim lot 1hxh. M ftdJolntMk' At irm t iT. tofo.a.emh H i hour ii tnrv I rii k tenemrntK. with lotn enrh 2x t 1&M1, n.u. .j I t Mnety ninth tret enuth Me, M j xitLf Ihlrj Avenue, tfrom $1H,7 to iir,7S rch H' 1tel i:tte Tmnimr. B" j intti i, n irii.wli, irAxl'tna. lUnftHeltx, H eior. tn Itnrv hnnn 91.CO0 H i 144th hm u. -th r, :i'"mi; Itichnrd T au tiniut, lrutf tu .imitft A Ttickrr.... I H 127th -t, .ji l.hs;, t.oui u I.rtr t JohaniiA o'.i 1A.2S0 H Iitiihi'Mi iir, n p rnrtii t. aft Silim, John H Hy1im mid w.ffl to hnthrin l.hy J&.0 B v llftiry pt. -u. J'ltui ilord u:t 1 rHe U Alexander m H'mi B Vlkff p(. iinl o'lier prnji. Alen'ler Ilord B to JmIiii r.)jl t B Id v w l.:tl Bt, J.a-x'i J.va Muller t B John i; lrppA 23,Oixi B XtCXllU'totl AV. B. t .1 II )"7lll t, IH.f-X'. I'AU B lln 'o'pplii 1 1 iP rji iw iwpU 12,(00 B ProA(il ftv. tl p r r I lufr-ti i nt K)xlO(i; Lllits B Tlorttiti in Ihiihn n 2,-VX) IJit hro.iiw.tv rtt' rlnn P. reert and unorxnrto il "-I'b rtn I tni' 1B.W0 If'th uv f nr k t- a i 'X': hottrt J Mc iiirr -iiil wi.p t tipriuitn 1. 1 in per 4V00 Siillltti'i m. il.ailM I roce it ml to M.-hil I'rnop 2,4) f STthpf. ii" I ."'ttmv .-.x Mi llenrr Steers mini ri.iiiiMlwnl. Mi hank. 40,axi B I tt. w "r ai -o 7x iidin cl.rlner H ttH.tr.t-- it J.hn S l; e'-iT eta) f'00 H STtli st .l u'. luiH.ii, (,nuU M M JonanMfl'M-i t i i nnniprmann 70,.r0) B l J(Hlh i.iw iltv h"il'MI I Ura Ad- H )r .i I .t't'i u .l 4piti t,rpMiiif m-r and ano 10.50) B 18-tli-' n r l lkfiiiinhfl AT I-.IIxhi (ir-,l H Hani Hud v.l,c harlot) ('ild 2J,W) H Cr pun !t t ti Iterny ct, i".ix..i r; ,loi WhiiM i itii'l Mile to.M.in.rtret Whltrar I DfniPi ii Morris Iitutitink and wife to t.el it l-i 'U-iiliiii.-. 24.50T) B Hall p l.'i itlTtli t. -.'tHH; Hannah I,vi I i it Ii i J u I'uiiliP I JtiU wife "CO VitdU'.ii h- k w cor -'Ui nt. i! x"'l; Win T H hurh nai to uni 1 1- I'ur-ir 1 m Sd .tv. u ii i"i'li n. 2-'xVt), Anna H H )'urd m t Hi-i in v tii I I'urdt 1 B 4th hi n e .th pl I "-J. .loienh HeUvrd tola i- -rirrrd..!r (O0 H K:m1m h i ii .M .iv, ."'xldMI, Sar.ih K Uurr Hud Hti tu .Morrli ij(ileel P.5X) H GrppnuMhri -urnu itutler to I'ecpla't H Daiih f Mitvpiptr.iw 1 H Cdav.i miiif to pnm 1 1 4th uv n fi.r i.ih si a11.l; llermnn K II m i Clauptii au 1 w.fr tu htrhtrd K Ilatiiintaiio 2 B Cooper up. I 4e A'-ndemy bl Hixi"", HAin- B r upt T tupiiatid wtfo to A Wundroan l4,fM m iwth m h s Miidi-iiitav, Mixlikj, j a Town- reiidmii i.e tu Hi-'ihfth Johnstun.... JOOOO lUitlmi f t mv tin itv. 7.ii.pi 11 .1 A Town tend 1 1 ritiulH Mor.m 22 ftoo i ?7lQ p'. t P I w KHi ;iv. U'-xiniJ, Ml'oM j lieMint: a) ultc tu !pj er Untftfpnhcl.ner H,300 H 4 Uacdouk'Hi ft. M' hpt llie-Ler and Amity ra. 1 t i'xi:t. .Mm a M A Adutus to Joseph Laeui m line i.7uu 1 E .tli pt n w 7th av 'j;9lt; Irorothea m ttln Mud uni to Conrad Ualdn-k 3,500 H i S7th m. h a w nth av, ..!i M; Thoinas.I B t htorui and wn'e 10 S.imuel sttfrtnn. 1 H fii'dii p r ij'i p J"th av. tl'Ki. Alexander 1 Had n to f.irn'uiB M Itovee Irt.000 SdHVKK 11 lk7t mi, 40x1 IS; 4'lara Kaln-hlld H tour Itu.ir1i0urn 4,900 H I2ihr n w h 1 1 w ''d av. -Jl fxlOtf, Mario I A Kehs.tr to Muratit Connor ID, 500 1 84th Pt -i ie-a arah M htorm to Abraham Men IH.0) Fame property; Walton Kturnt Pt al f ramo IN,uuo Tuth t. c i1 Ii (iv 4xjm in, John M ItHHrTtetili to hll ttebhtrr. 1 Sd air. t t ror U d ft 2 x hra MuIIer to Oonrmi irj'-r SfOOO Cuflo k at. w s On Stanton at, J'l'clm). 4 Max 4 dieii ind w .f to HeriiarJ Wnllarst 30,003 I Jkv.4. 1 iii, Huifh J!ra ly etal to Joseph Janacek f andiitu A.00IJ if Xurfi k ct. m, ndi laud John I'.Ihtc -ix55; B ff Hi riiard Soltariit and wif t wax Cohen 21,000 Tad n. t j,w int. .i- j Ci, etta Kahn I to Jnfob l.nrliAti and an.j 21,300 ISth pt. 11 a. i.-. e 1 ilveuonit av, 17rx'.0. 11: fjporjro J Hamilton an 1 ufo to Anton CI m. 1 hmllh 15,X) la-th tt. n a, I 'JO e IMecombe av, 17.tlx!VJ.l; 1 inmu In Uuncau Illaclc 1S.V0 Edjrrcoiute hv, r. a M.ll n l3Sth st, isxha- Bl utne to John iwn 1B,0in TM it. n .'4. tl Mitd.'on av. 17.0x102.2; LouU B Adr 10 (.emir 1. i;rooW 100 B Came tro ro ttlirooin .in J wtte to Joseph B" P Uluuiand wite 2,000 B JlHt ir.iail Be c r JeCtr9in st 237x't; B' Ueorire V. rUcher, vuard to Mspt M Ixaacs. 2,41 J B 10-ihat. d w, ,'d4th av I0'.l 1x178.0; iluhert B Hpit.er i.d wife to Jacob I. Toch 1 B Bleui'kTHt. tu .(o(, LfarC I.a I'etra and B w' o"aintipl llirn'i CO, WO B I-exlith'tOH av. 11 e cor 1 uth St.. i'fixV'iiI.fO to B lti'at xt. Charles L Kunk and wife 10 Kreder B IrkeVaer .'A 00-) B Uoni'"c n, 11 cor 'efTrn'ji! et, IAxl04; ilern- B lrd Mavrand wife to Kathan linth 60.000 B at l-road-A-iv. ll. Caih.trlite K Kiisclitr at al B' tolrr Uaa- 17,588 Iorvth u .r .Su-hnn Flatlo and wife to Jonas B. Welmui J110 29,500 B- 10th av etor'Otn nt a xw' Ctarles T. liar- B. nay and wne to.lohn O H.iker 1 B i lOih av. f thPt r)t. 1 liarlei T Parney B and mfe ti Jo) n o Biker 10 R Amsierdam Rvt.r Oih ay. b 0 ro.-i' th t-c, L'A.x'-O: ,7 I Ji hn O Xiaker and wife to Pierce Dunne and I wife 31,500 I Fame prop, iiSx-". pan. to Kna-enla K Campliell. 21,000 1 fLMhMt, 3j5 Lact, hmma liraudt to Ebarhard l 8cliir.idt I9.OT0 itnonnpn vvrjokcvb. idamKon 5'ary. to All ert Chamberlain, w Lexi't!loiit, 11 M'lpt ft msial a $1,700 Jkldtifiuk, rtd-Tii k, and wne to Geo I- Klnjea land and uii". tncte- .'.".1 W'tn U-'tdst jra. 10,000 Boyce arolme to Alexander lladdcit, s o -ad st, e th a. I yr 8000 Bu''l'eii ol. lielia, to Morrtu I'euhunky, 1 Id lle-ti-rpt. yrp i;ooo I'ds'tlow. Annif K to Ji hn A Knox, n a Horn t, w 1 1 ion hv. luftUliH 25') Saliliu'. Char.4 ii to Louih K Neuman, l.tnv 1,1 .1 jv, 1 yra. 9,500 Hrlnoii llritn M, to Mut lift his Co, a uiit st w Jd av. .1 yra S.50O Coo; trr 'ame to I' K Cooper, lot 23l-a:W ria.t ll.utt tarm. lmta Is 9.3G0 Crohn Leah to aiharine Chalillou. 317 l.ait 7"ili t-t jth 4,000 Conk. ti. KdWjird L. and wife tu ttdward M Mit-i ard. 1 r up tee, Ulee-ker. n w cor LharJea, 3 T 16,000 Connor. Margaret to Atidtew V Smith and ano, as ..th k'. wi'd av, oyr-i 10,000 Dulv l.dMrfrd and wile, to Matthew Italy, as 1 '.id Kt w nt Knd av, .i yrs 6,0K EmiM. John N and wile, to Harlem uv Hank, w a llrlhtiiw it. a Jeuuli y. I r 2,5(0 Knle. 'ohn to enry f.iias Itrewlor Co, tor BufiU it 11 cor HUfiker ii 1 r 400 rJauo -ktlidii, to ltrut ard Maver and ano, Monroe Pt, 11 wcot Jeilrrsou wt lnsta Is (.'morn 4,000 Flrerira. John ti Augustus M t'urdy 11 a M.1d m, w "l av :tra 4,550 Fav .MtL'hHl et at. to M Luke's Hospital, city iirk, I' Wlllett U rs 23 000 m mum itfi miiii-, iu huh' h i taiiuiuii, i.uKO ,f com i at, 11 nr iiJtli st 3 via 6,0nj I i llonard 1 eon ird S. and wile, to Lnocn UarriR, i 11 1 dft r.ti'av lr ai IloKnrl Leoranl H. ami wife, to l.llza Lock- 0..1I in kt f 7th av ;ijrb 17.0U) IHrrli. iainu'i. tu I K i rust Co, V, Charles st, ia cor 1 krr -t. 1 r. 37,ou) ai'oi'n l''u. to loltn.'-ciirelner and uno, lstar, .t nt A yrs 10,000 Jchn-'oii. l.iiitt'fth and hunhaud. to ICIchard U L I'o'a'iippii 1, i s I -Hth t, o Madison av (a lit 1 H, ..rnutid 82, rue Xhiij,it Herman. 10 Kohtn J MoOIrr, s e cor 1 11 iv 4nd P'lst at I yr fl.5uo Keith Hi ii'-lnot to John K l'lanteu, a s 15th at, m tu u ir 25.UKJ I K dn ()tti. lo Peter IoIer. aw Av A. leaip, J dtlii'tld 70(1 f loi hiiiann. Jr, Louis, and wire, to Christopher r Mui-i w Lexinxinn av, s 2d pt. Tijrn 20,000 Laroi h m Ja-oti Hul wife, to Vettu Kahn, as TM l-l av itiH.al s Sw) fame to Hand Ml. rr kh 73d rt w 1st av, 4 yrs. a,&ju Lan on. i liailrrt K and Anna, to H Klscher o. eiM, I) Bands Lai mhi. e loprp 1 to ttip Met Havs ftk, w a Mao doutal st 1 evrkpr l. 1 jr 1,000 Lspjp rttn 4, to I ld Hminau, wsUld Albany To t load, n J riTat s' .Mrs 2,500 Lerrr .oim. to i.noch t Hell. 11 a Uithit, a par ott. a v. an oh arj( 0 V Kor 111. I rsiK and ite, to Jttrhard ll'LTowna- i V..,N"1 w llluv, demand Omi. 47,000 l 2 miiU.mw Win and ulk to Mary H Hoe irus. a ui.n.isttt wHihkv, 'lyra 8luW Uaur iredirn k. to Charles li Hunk e a Lax r v 1 tht 1 r larrfxi Co. 114,1 Ji.hn J aiidwife to John Hu-mrir, Jr 1 wxt ,'11 1,Utfe l1' "t. Iiisiallinrnti 1 on Hour. Ireut. and wile, to CarMiau ltidirtea. ns M.ihft. w Alexander av. i rr 2 600 Bte'ii. Abraham, to Chant II Jawet, 21 West l. I T 2fl j t f am tu Frederic J Mlddlai.rook. same prop. 1 1 f J'coj iBptaitei. Morns and wife to halharina leifer as rJM si. w ji ut. yrs, ann uer Fra V and wife to Julius Iibrmann.Ys n m iti fct w 1st ar. trs lanm Pole). LlUsaiidPhl lp. totheLawyeri TUU'liis A I i.. t msi itriudway tjr iwmi I wilt' AntnnCiM.H.coJ rismtlron.n a 13Mth r i.iltftooiiitiaav. ra 2.BO0 I TVuod'ii.iii Annln K In banniaj T KtiaDn n'i v J 1 tiiifer e Ata-dtiiny L H rs Vasiit.iini. Mary It to Clara Fatrcltlld caVoad 47 Imidnu from Kltuabrldtta to Wast Farm us r fl l n sua yri inortnj 3iV, L 1 Vfbtr 11 H. 10 John M Uowersauaano. n ff3 Xliaineruunn Jumui II, to Louu M Jones, iwi ,"JW SH -'7t!iat wvdar I yr 2ivn Si Sander Carl II. and wfe to UaryK Kwan ot I Cnuuiap of estate of James Helaiieey, )ra... 1,0(XJ 11 j BKfnnpaD iSSIoAUKDTI, 1 I Konnell John II. to Hi First Natloual Dank of f ri.niiflsll. .N J si ft1 Carrtnatou, Aufustui B, and ano, to buian R jR" vMititna.. i,&no il Cur' nhalmer. Rudolph, to rarah K Ilallock., &,ikjij K fsm to Joseph Hchoneitsr l,fyi Rj CtalrwskL Berohard. to Hsnry Hlemma,,,, e,icn H Ii-a'.s, Marlon h. to Margaret H Kakln 17,8"tj W Julieu, Mardaleiit, to Hacbe MoB tMHttlock..... cjo Jnhllanl, Augustus, el al, axors, Ac, to Acruitoa Z D JoUllardatal. trua, Ao 1 LXilKV 1 JSreroort. Rlliabath P. axtrlx, Ao.toRaldomsro, 1 r otMaACo, 101 rroutst Otore).ftrri $2,000 u I Ci'liuubUi'ulUffe, trua, to John LVtaUCOO West u u ti. at, -1 ri U77 f f. Pfni'u.ky Morris, to Matar Cohen, ri7 lltiler it 1 ore- -rs W pa. e ker John, to t hartv rrauk, 1.5.4 .'d ar I 1 4JO II anb trl- to t'tto KUdita. -H- Av I, i yr. I.Mu 1 Wat tin, (..oW. toldahtreep, 4d West 371 h st, J yrs 2i Oisr Johu A, ta Julia Hlfg-lns and ano. Mnpth I j ar. .yrs. .....7 L H7&0-4.UW J Suak, oho, to PaaWl Dalan, 934 Waal d7h it, 8 ftanklm. Wm, to Henry Ooltia, atora, Ao,7POPth av :ivrs. 7M Iticktefs. Henry, to Auinit schole, 172 1st ir, storA. .yre 1,044 Fanirfnrd. harah Y, lo Cornelius Van Trra sin m K fenox av. rs 1,500 Shield. Annie, to John O'llsre. 51 Eat'dst l yrs en 3 Mrusrer, Louis to Sorden Uros 2,15 7tb ar, ft 4r MO ITaMa'k, Karl .M, to John foyers l,477AvA.ft J rs COO rlrrt SJoavfl. A. -'I'll l: I. INI Of.X IIItriMiWAvTNDttOfllC r-elct Umllv lintel, l-as 1.5 roora, newlv turnhhtd, I heated with steam, aisoerAtAt gna and electno llcot lnftpr roiin. piipclali low raten forsi-rinz, American and European plan. CllAKl K.4 a. Ul'NN, klaneier Al Ntl, a"th t and Hroadway 'elect family hotel) j rooms lnsly nr en suite. Amtrlcanatid Kuroj.aan piati; tl and ?j per day A.-llllltA lll.i: nHMTM7wlth board. In alt I sections, nocharjie. calior write HKANTACo. 4tW.2fldil. if()4RD. 150. 94 aln rooms without board, labia J) board. 221 West l'.tltst It roadway, faring Central lark. Ihe iciest honse In I ,Nsw Vork, aserery room facps th park r etreet; cellent table service, reduced price for sutnmsr J"Vriik A.N Ii hMALL lunilshMrrrunfnrttlshd J moms to let. with board, would like men of trade. 2;tnUest 47th st JAKUr ItioUAho hall room, nith board: all con J y nlences. terms uio ierite ;nnJ sst WMh it. MAMIATTA N ll TA. (Huropesn plan) -100 suam-heafed rouins, hot and cold walr and all lm provemttiis, rates $35nand upward, 5nc, T.tc. and 1 per day, I th av. aud .th st tantrance .'kth st OHCAl: KI.iiKi-.M'K, Msnarer. M'HOI'CI AL KT hi (near I. of Atlonl Lnrpe pleasant nicely fnrntnhel also a m All room, rood board j lab.e board, term" reasonable ST MARK'.s I'Lack. 42 (LaatMh it) -Half and dou ble room, with rr without board. AMI AV, I'U. Thirty one years eptabHlidi mechan 'I Irs' hoarding Iiodpp, for quiet working ladies and gents, 9 (.50 to K weekly. ylTII A V.. 2-5. Nice room two srentlemen, with or i nlthout board; back iiarlor and eiteuslon; suILablo dentlu 4111 AV, 10, opposite Cooper t'nlon Hoomi, with or without board, Knxllph cookery. OTII fir.. KAST, nesr Broadway Desirable, rooms. lame and small, with board; also table board, OTII SI,, M I:aT. Large sn.uare room. nwly fur nUhed and decorated, superior table board. (kTII hT., KST. near Hrnadwar -First class table board; also meals a la carte: private itouie. inTH "jT.. inn IUST -Nicely ftin.Miel large and IV urn ilt rooms; excellent board. 2J Esst I.ih eL, furnished rooms 1 TII ST., 4 WKfiT.-LarKe nlcelV'fnrnhhedt hath; J. X ail innveulPhcen alsj small room, nuod table, table board references. 1TH.T, 1'.h VI:T. I'arlor floor Srooma sin el v or en tiiip, aultaMn physic an or denlttit .lo alcove; all conveniences, trood board, terms raasonabie. iTll ST.. X'-h vr.ST-Lartfeand smairrnomsTo"ie"t mJ with aut etlor board; 0 o clock breaktalt. Q I HT T.t '.02 INT K Isrne front mom for two and mt 1 a smaller room for ono or two persons. Including board OlTfiT., 155 IMST-Cnmfortsblv furnished rooms, 1 with board; table bnard. terms mouerale, 0I ST.. tail WKnT. Newlr furnished hoiine:2 UrTi co'inectln? rooms on pectnd floor suitable for tarn lly or party of adults; other rooms; summer prices. O JTII ST.. 515 IHT-Lars:nlcelylurnlhedfroir -l and back rooms with rud board, terms reason able Q.-tril ST. 40 VKST. Furn!ihed rooms to let to jren mJ tietnen w'th or without board; entire ie ootid boor can be had If delrd. QftTIt ST, :w WKS7-rarffeTrnntrooni; nioeFy fur A.3 nlhed pas baih hot and told water, also small room Kood board; terms reasonable. JUT ST 20 WKST. Lnrire handsomely furnished OX rooms; also sin nil room; excellent table board. OO front aud back rooms, also smill romu. all con veniences, excellent board, summer prices. a OI ST, 4u VKT. Lame, airy, cheerful room. O nicety furnished; excellent board, 1C dirad; summer prices. O 4JTII ST.. 14 KAST. one block from Rroadtrav. Fup Ol nished rooms, with or without board, terms rea sonable. 3.4 TH ST.. 241 WKST-iiirs- and imiil roomsffarn" 1-tiles or gentlemen; table bord; references. OSTM HT. 34- WKST. Mcelv furnished large"" and 00 (.mall rooms; plp.mniit neighborhood, with board, $4.50to;v5o without board. 1 5o to m weekly. OflTII ST. 24 WET -Well f urn lhsd lare and small Oa7 rooms, superior table and attendance; table board. 4 O n NT.. WKST.-KKOISTKK at on"cs7 at Travellers' Exchange Uoom aud Board Directory. OD ST, 207VKHT. lUndiolne'ly TurnlhMrmrior O a'so larce and small rooms, board If desired; ref erence. TTII ST. lcrA"T Second story, ensolte or smrly; 1 I superior table; references, fcfll ST. 242 EAST.-Hsndpomely furnlsheddenlrA" HO ble rooms with or without board; good location; very moderate. "40TH STr7"WF"BT1ndnmi rnoms. large and it small, to let, with superior board; vacated Satur day. 4 4TII ST., 2.')l WKST, near Broadway. Handsome. li newly furnished; en suite or singly, excellent board private house jfJSTll ST.. mi KAST, near CentraT Tark -Handsorniv JU ly furnished cool rooms; tirst-clats table board. QO'V ST-"43rK Sr.3d7loor -WamedTa repeotable Or men to board In ounr widow's home; hail rooms, SOD sT 61 WKST. Elegant rooms, good board; mod-- erate terms; near station and 1'ark. It) HTII ST., 242 IIAST -Large and small nicely fur nlshed rooms, with or without board, early breakfast; table board. lOiTH ST.. 2i:t KAST.-ta7ge and small rooms. Xv nicely furnished, with or without board, also table board IO OH STTiT2WRST.-Handsomely furnliiiM rooms; AOflrst-c. ass table; references, table board. 1KTH ST.. 2f nAST.-Handsometv furnlsoed'par- tx lor Itoor private or business; also square rooms, second Moor, with or without board; moderate. ICTII ST. &kWRsT-!ielrableJar-e roonTlor i'' two. superior accommodations; refined horn; references. 1 OQTlFsT 2207T.ft"r"irsTatron7"Urgeand X-0 mall welMumlshed rooms, with board; table board, moderate. itiintioii.8nntril. AnFSI'ni'TABLK WOMAN wl,hf io go cut br Ihe day naihinjr or liotiaecleaDlux, or lake vtmsIiIuj; bota, .Mr. HEAI.V, H halt "1st st front bMement. AMERICAN. 11 rear. old. living wlth'hls parent: ireneratiyu.etLl. two jeara' references In larite puMiBliloc houiie. (lEOROK PACIIE. 241 Ea.t Clut at. A FOIinKYOUNTl MAN (German;" waiter. whoaneaU intie i.iik'.l.!'. wanna illuuilon In urlr.no family or club: gooa referenpe. HKKhN, a.',5 llow.rjr, lunchroom. AMERICAN (25). re.l'llncvl'h lar.nta. c oJ pcnn:an. raild acrrmtrnt. Mlling, obllirlnjr If'1'"! rptereme,, de.lre. -oilllou In ol!ce f anr kuitl. Aldre, All) I.HTIni-.lt. Ii a We.t lotliat, clly. Aynl'.Nd l.AHV KhoranrlTelhetieitorrer.reneea, dtf. MAIIULILNI. UOsELLK. Frankfort, Kjr., I'cit Dllice. AFlnONil'lMniilfANTounirmanwanU work at cariienter'a trade. Ad'Irek. l.r.MT. .vi I'ark av. AllOV, M. wltliea a altnatlont llvlnir with parents; Itood reference F Hl'LLANIi. yuj HutTbth ti. AS liKIVKltor porter, or anrlhlnr .lie. ("all or ad. dr.l.KAMLIiC UdLFENHTEfN, J33 i:a,H5tli It. A0l:KM .n"1voMN wi,ne lo to out wathlog-r In ijulrf at 1,074 iM av, llritOo'ir IK'TCIIEIt. Vounir man wlah.t tltuatloni cftr or -IJ country! Qrat-clastrci.rence. Call or adilret, BUTUIIEK. HI ba.t C4U it nARTENiJEi:.-Tall and active American. 2.1. wanti to learn tti. rmilnett, city or country; reference. l., boitiiH, Hun Office. BAUTENIiHIl-TaH active American. 2 wanTt to learn the basinet. W oux turt, han office. AKTENI)Elt.-Amerlcan. SB. nni( to learn ih.buil 1 iiea, Addren W. s, boi lt7, ban olllce. HE0ESlSOJSAeEiGY, 711 NAMSAIJ NT., Y. fcSTAHLIHIIKO n-J VEAlU hill i, r.ic no'i i;i.s. Cooka. waltrettea, chainberinAUlt. clennert, house. workvra, eiewardt. porters gardeners. lc to reirlsi.r for places, hundreds nee led. II. JI..UHTI:AI, l'rni.rlrtnr. IlorsKWintK. nrcoolt and laundrewi. hy a capable I h'roiclt woman; rlty or rounirr; best r.ferencei. not arraldof work, waaes moderate Call 72 otli av, near 17th tt, upstair". IANITOU.-Mtuailon wanted as Janitor: small family; no children, can run any kind of putnpliiz ei t 'no; belt reference. J. Til. Molt, j7 r.att uth at. JOW UKRMAN withe po-ltlon as driver or porter: -i for year driver in bk err reference cltyorcnun trv. I'KIKH. lol llloomfleJU et.. Ilobokeu, N. J. MAID AND BHA.MHI11KSH. by a competent Hwrd'h slrl. tinderttands drrssuiaklnk. willing to assist In other duties, belt references- ytn West jd u 1)ACKi:it or larcel wrapper In a dry itonds house, by a youug man. H) ears' refersnee. II J. TiiNKIl, aoflWett 17th at. 1)HOI)P UKADEIt, eiperUnc.l. want, emp.oyinent; Job work preferred. I'KACl icaL, box Iiki Vuu oU;ce. CTI-NOOItAI'llMt -Younir nan (JO). Mr bookkeeper J and correapondent. desire, permanent posltluu. sal aryuiudtrate, need, lui words. Addrta III.UI.MJTU.S ISM Hast 7lht. CITUATIiiN WANTMibran Irl.hinan recently Und- a.';,w,r.'!.r.r,c''i,"yrif'l.::u,!,7""- 4"J l""- II. MASMSO. K'l Kast f,3d It. CTKNOORArUI'.ll AND TYI'IIWRITRK, rapid and ao J curate, desires position Address Miss M. II, 23KltBJdt VAtVTa?.?w:ul,?.,K-,"1",","r",''1 ra"- te travtl with family or slnvl. tent emeu a valet er sooner t Europe or ibl, eouutr) speaks iiirman. fr.uib, and English, best of ref.r.nces Voari. roUHHAi.NT. m East iatht. WA.NT?I'7A ,,,"1ou 7 rnnn' years 'oTd! as shipping clerk. Hi. U.t rerer.nce. Ad Ue M-SSl'A' N. i.l- '.a.l77lh,l. ,ny VASTI l .lliiatlnn atliuli'her nri'nrvrr li hi lei" VT koml relsri-Ilte Ail'lre.-s 1 i i I .it e I or li I. r I l"M"li i'. All'.-,, ,,i I I IT ptnid'.cr '.in a .iol mut in ,.oiM be.tof references Addir.i 1- 1 i M..t..dst. YOUNll l.tllV deair'i ponltlon al nr. wori plain, rapid writer, accurate at iifuret: has tmo. knoni edtfe of buokk.et'lDK talary moderate. Addrest 'UK riUB," be IV7, ua an lnoajs. LM kroadaar. naBSIBBBsaaEaBBBi ftirrHglifil JRocrnu ftpartrnfttttf o "gti A.-ITHTIf ri.ATH.-llandiomely fornlihed parlor and bedroom overlooking Casino tiardent bath, eery eomenlence. rent reamnabie to rentieinan or part, ot two, ihree. or four. lAl-UUtil'. Im W. 9ih st. A -IK TOI' VIANTio rent your room rentier th.ra with us tosay nuni'ed de.nsnds In ail s.cliona OK A.N I A. CO., 44 l:ST Still MT, "akS'O,- vth it and Uroadwa) eleet family ho tel. American and European tlan. $1 andtt per dar. CLINTuN 1'I.AOT!. 31. near Brondwav Rmall. com fortably furnished rooms, tl Mi up, for reipectable people CtUNTMN l'I,A("E, 3!, near riroadway -t.arie and tmall nicely furnlahed room, lennt moderate, ("VRhTNWKJIi At M. Larre rtelrable rooms, nicely a rurnlsli.il for lltrr.t houiekeeplm; alio mall room and front parlor: reierences. JARfli: ROOM. aln bai k parlor, bolh furniihed or J iititurni.hed. In rent In the private hour, lis Eait Mih it. rice mi derate M'lioniAI. K7 hj inear I.itatlon) -Laryet and .mail n olv turnl'he'l room lor lltht houiekeep ti.jt also halt rooms fur gentlemen. VH'lil'V VUllNISIlrH KlIOXTI'ARI.OR'and double il be iroiim rnr or r'-iitlemen aitoroom fur lady; with bund it uithuut. iiontber boarder-, small Jam il) home comfort: bnth and L'ai.lhtlt aujjh av. Nnr.IY KIRNIMII'.H MOnAIR, complete for home. ,'MUiu ailcouvenlence. t HI "eit Houston, near Alacdouir.t. 1)s.RLoK AND IIEIir.noM conntctlnt: a bathttiio for two. I,ti3d av.. rtlilitt nation. CT. MARKS I'l.ACI; 3"cth atT -l.arne front room, H. ntna.la. IiaI an 1 .nl.l V.I., .IV Hinil.r.t. I STt'TVKPANTRT B3 K-.NT ttandiem. tecond floor front room can. hot and cold waler, Z weekly. mkAVKI.I.KKH'r.XCMANal.'and Board X iMreciory. Ilandaome room aud superior board; central location. T.i ttM2d t rpbLi.f sincte ami double front roomi: furnlihed 1 room tunable for ilfht houiek.eplnr. HUnlverilty place 1K WANT mor. room throughout ellr for our pa- trout. ORAM A 00. 44 Weil 23d It 1HTKT. 14 r.ATNewly furnl.hed roomi, 11.00 per week; home In llnt-clas orde ODAV, ii'.i. near :th it Back parlor and aloove larae front room, well furnished, private hooie 3D FT., ml EAST. Lane parlor and eiUnslon, closly furnlslied, SI. 1TII hT.. to TtEST (Sonlh Waihlmlnn iquarek Large front room, nicely furnlihed; light housekeeping or gentlemen; V weekly. 4 Til ST. HI I'.A ST Large front room: one or two gen tlemen: also large room for light housekeeping. CT1I A v 20. Apartment of two furnished rooms and J bath from present lime until Oct i cool and light; summer price. Apply Immedlstelyat room 16 8 Til NT. (t Mark' tilara) il l'ack parlor, nicely fur nliihedt hot and cold water; doctor or gentlemen. (kill ST., Tin WKST-llandinmely furnlihed room: I' lath; hot and cold water, all convenience,; private house. CARl'E.STEK. OTII ST.. R4 WERT. Lane, pleasant front room, nicely furnished, also ina'l mom; gentlimen only; In house with owner, reference required. sriril sr tm WIST Two large nicely furnished room. pnr'or door inliable for tno or more gentlemen; also pleasant hall roum. -1 ".TU ST. nil I ARTr-Ltrge. wellTurnhed front xJ rtiom. suitable for two or three gentlemen; also ballroom. "lTII HT. luiTTASTIIandiomely furnished Urge vt and amall rooms, hot and cold wat.r; gas; private house. I YTII ST.. 37 EAST. Nicely furnlihed rooms; 2 50. 1 U 53, J3 10, ."'0; light housekeeping; ui. of laundry. HTII ST.rii7 EAST, near Broadway. Handsomely furnished roomi, &j M) upward: gentiemeu or marrird couple. 1-1 Til ST. nuEA'sTr'near Hroadwar Small back A parlor and large bedroom; bath on floor; $1 w.ekly. If Til ST.'iUI.ASI Hasemeut;3roomt, unfurnished; X alio large anu small rooma neKly furnished. I.)TII ST.. Sl WEST, opposite I'ark Nice clean front room.; gentlemen; S- per week. nTItsT 1l lliltr l--rnt,t -i.Ttrt.- tn.r.l.d conn!. X --w or kenretnen. also connecting room. 1KTII ST. N.i KAST l"r.int parlor and connecilntt t' bedroom, $1; also small and other room; French ramlly. 1QT1I ST.. 123 EAST Furnished parlor and other XO rooms to reut; references exchanged. fnTIl ST. 211 EAST. A large furul'hed room, suit X u at le fur two gentlemen or light houaekeeplng. 0 "fs-T.-T.. -Ml rsT. Two large rooms, separate or i- X tugelhsr; t54 per week, private family. Q'JDST. til WESTlopp. London terrace) Elegantly 0 ruru'.shed cheerful rooms, all conveniences; term moderate 4") 1 1 U ST. .'ii WEST Handsomely furnished rooms, I--- fromSCHOup; all conreulencea Q.4TII ST, 12?. ea.t of Madlron square. Large and m. small rooms; also parlors. OfJTII ST.lSfl EAST -Mcelv furnished parlor floor; U suitable for doctor, dentist, or physician; other room, J.iT ST. 23 EAST. DeslraMe rooms In first class 01 private boarding house, parlor floor; moderate; reference. Oiyh ST. 322 WEST Large, well furnished rootna. 0. modern Improvements, at summer price; refer ence. QQII ST.. 22) WEST. Second "t"TV front hall room, fjO nicely furnished; private family. $2.!'l weekly. SJCTUST.. 372 WEST, near I. station. Completely ejtv furnished room, light ho-i'ekeeplug; accommo dation for washing, reipectable house. 3.TH ST.7 M WEST.-LargrT'che-TfDl. nicely fur e nlihed front anil connecting rooms, singly or en suite; breakfast If tlelred. 5qTII ST.. 15'J EAST.-Tn letTfnrnlshedr parlors foir -J7 doctors' offices; baaementlfor dressmaking and housekeeping. yinTII HT. 134 EAST, near rirand Central Depot -lJ Hack parlor, $A also double nlt.l single rooms. yjTsT ST., 141 vnivr. llandiomelr rumished roomi Ar 1 singly or en suite, alt modern convenience. 4sjll ST, 212 WEST. Large handsomely furnhh.d, also smalt rooms hot an 1 cold water: all conveu lences; central location; terms reasonab.e. 4D ST.. 2.13 WERT Large, nicely furnished, plea.ant e front room. bath, all convenience, private fau lly. term reasonable. A KTII ST.. 321 WEST.-Frnnt parlor, handsomely fur 4lf nfshe I. slnglv or en suite, also handsome laruo rooms, co'set. all modern Improvement front base ment and Mlrhen, light housekeeping, for caterer for neighborhood. ,7TH ST, 78 Wl:ST.'7irrfat.-Nlce,y furnTihe rnarior 1 f and bedroom, hot and cold water and bath, in; hall ri'i'in. large square rooms, to. XJ.' T. -M, co-ner Ilroaidwav Large, alrr front JO room, 4'so mall room, private family, moderate! re'ereucea K,4tT ST., 144 EAST.-Largeroom. alto'bajkrarlrT e4 furnished or nnrurntshed. In private house; price moder-ite. K,4TII sT, 1U0 EAST. Lirgo corner room to let, fur 04 nl.htd fJXTII ST.7 JiTwiiHT Large. "pieasant" nicely "for" .Ml niihed rooms, running water, ample closets al-o small room; breakfast If desired; private family; ret- erettcea fiTII ST.7T)4WEST"neaMi elation. Larer hand". t-tv semeiyfurnlshed room, singly orensuito, passen ger elevator, cafe unexcelled. f7TII HT.'T. WEST, near I. 'station -TaTee nicely I furnished front hall room, bath use of parlor; private family; $3 weekly. Ring KE ATOR'S bell Ii ST ST. I.M WEST, near I. station f.arffA t leasant J A front room, nicely furnished, private family, a'so large rooms, f, and ?6; light housekeeping per milted, reference. 1st ST.. IK) WEST, near I, ttailon. KTivit rarlor I and connecting room, tlngly or enstilte. useof piano; also small room; elevator third flat eait (1 ST ST. 'Ji East Furnished rootnTin prlvaie vtx houae; large, convenient to bath; term mod erate -HT.rVi7 wTiT VLargVhindiomeTjrf iirnlihed front and connecting roomi all conveniences; Inglyoreniulii'i pnvato family; term moderate. f7TH fiT.3l EAPT-nttilt expreisly for bachelors' I apanm.nti. single aud double room hand somely fttrnlahed. hy week or month; tuperh plumbing; good attendance, term moderate. Apply on premlssL 8i)l ST. I'll EAST-Large. hindsnmely furnished square room tn prlvaie family; br.ukfatt If de- 1 (YT71! Fr'i ''I tST.-F.xtra large room,"newly fur AVI nlihed. invite house, near Central I'ark and lake, all conveniences. Ilfyril ST. Iff, EAST -ruru.sued room for gentle M f msii in a private famll'. 10"I NT., EAST -Furnished aquar room, j wcliet, running water; one or two young men; f i u week. 11 fiTII ST., Its FART (near L ttttlon) -Furnlshsd it qtiHre room fr gentleman only private homo, reference required. Can bseen nutll n 1 (50 J'ART IHHT ST -Front parlor, furnished orun 1 JJ furnished, to let: ring bell once. 1 9ST" "J- 2"9 KAtlT' near h latlon.-l.argt and A -wo small comfortably furnished rooms; also room for light housekeeping O Odd 3." ,Y' NnARliaTlF 8T.-I,aSy"wliriei ,WU' nlcelv furnihed room to parties visiting Ihe city or gentlemen; llrst floor, second door. liEMtV. uridrtirtljoomjj tro gjet roohtyn. Vr.RV DESIRABLE FURNIHIIKD ROOMSat low rent V. Vulncy st large front and back room s.ronlfoor farullv two adulis; near elevated and tu surfare lines. .'j minutes to bridge, neighborhood ex- r.tiltnti.llv iil.u.ant. irnml 1.1,1, t,n...a .U'iHtit(l Housed Co gxt, NICE IIOI'SB-IU rooms, Improv.menH: on wld, slrt; low rent to good tenant K. 7th st, iTo ti for wm cSurpo.ir,, CORNER STORE tuitabl for drugglit or other buat mil: ttsin.dlate posaeiiloni low rent FAilK. I..J Park av.. near I18th L C TO II US TO LET. Call all w.ekTit, and 60 Laroytt TI1REK BrLKIIIDIlth7ioftiIl.t23l-.10fsstlhllh o.lltng; elevator X y. HARYRN WHEEL CO, 10) Dowery. .Itcntiotnj. II.'.OWTgiild illilugs. guuranteed. mmlerate price. t .1 rr .lienii i',,r urs ti ,irL-ki en Cjii-iu I I,'' r i t.ti i.- ii. b'-.Ltit'il t" s, f a tlij.,, fctt, ii i yi il nitre I I I Al'KI. .1 "111 av. .llist I,VLL1MJ, fsK- .repairing, (I. sets. 4. 7. fid gal "e IUKVaIIIi UI..TAL AfS'S. IWItllhav. I S4 i.UiM s.,;t" or TEETH whll. waltlng.'dar; I ev.uum, Ur. CLAUit. U7 iu ar. ana tutu M. 'T-jsn,fyir-i' gtenX (Sutntt at igisrtloB. g,ral (gjstate at gmtilim. j gtnl gginU nt gurtimr. gnd Cfertarte nt flurtlmi. BT DO YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY HOME IN THE COUNTRY, 1 Free from Malaria and Mosquitoes Elegant Neighborhood Wllhln 40 Minutes of the Grand Central Depot in the Hew Haven Railroad I IP SO IXAUINF T X 1ST C3r XJ 3 F I Tw .fB,., Aaj.Utaar th X.lsalt f the, Tlllaca er r.rt Caeel.r, Ml DIVIDED IN FIFTY (BO) PLOTS, I -40 3B3 S03X T 5k. XJ O P 3C O JXT 9 I OB BBV n TB QRttUKD mms K ecoration Day. Friday, May 30. at 2 P. M. I !P.W.ll:T.?!,,, "l? "'"'TOBABLl. HA1.B tTII.1. TASK ri.ACA. NEXT BAT, BXTCRSAT, AT BAMB TIMB. fl f.r i. 'and ?.nw' "K Sf Sf iBi .KB Ayj Vu? &l$&gt?&&&t&&totot!mn. Ceaitry at a M.4.r.t. Ck with .uffletut la.4 1, .reel with itakl. her. fr Vat. he.trlctlons will b, rna.lr en each lot told al to value and lite of dwelling T T P A-, ,,me MmI S.1 W?r 1' '"."""."."r'or'k9 BSSBS'S tA.K!Ki.i c""Ur- -a tt K FOIL MApi a Ji i'.rn"iIlViL PAttxi'rni a n aT..-""" M cnt- cat. tn ir. TM- Mile gu.ra.lsed. R full MAIM AM) IWIIt'l' .n.fJ?" D.D"R'H rOSTAI. TO XT. r. PTJBttT. AOOTIONEBIt. rORT CIIK8TB N. T. OB IT. J. TINOUIB. AO BKABB T. If. V. Ill TRAINS I.BAM. ORAM) OI.NTRAI. DErOT ON THE BVEW HOUR T1IBODOIIOUT TUB DAT. FBBB CONVBTANOB WILL MBET 12:03 AND IKJ3 T. TRAINS FROM NSTf TORS. ,i, cflaw and gipnrtnuntsJEo Xtt. RENTS FROM $7.50 TO 1 2. Two, three, and four room apartuenli with. Improve mtntsialsotlnrrs, In the ne block, lull, av., txilh and u'lh sts In'iulre at the otllce nr JOHN' 111 U., 1, lOlh t.. Iletneen OOtri und S7th ate. A-FIFTHAVENDB APARTMBNT I10U3R .onto, east rorn.r Mh av. ami s.''ih st. now complete for inspection! tsn large light room, bath, butl.r's pantry, passenger elevator, rent will commence bept ifpoiie ion any time only a few left 4 PARTMENTS VFthreeT beantlful rooms, all light, S with Improvement; cheap rent. 24U b. Istith u ATARTMENTRof three and four toomrallllghti from SI0loSlt.3J.I Hsst.'iletlt APARTMENT8'to"leti calfaliweek. Janitor, 48 and SU Lcroy at AV. R. 151. opporite Tompkln quare. Floor of 0 light rooms, all Improvements. OASEMENT FLOOR.-4'large room In a nice flat X house, rent ,13. 2.17 Wel3l"lht ELFOAN1LY HECORATEII single nnTdouhle flats In lh new buildings, 207 ami .oil East M'th It lx very large rooms nnd bath all light rent low Apply Janitor, on premise, or IIUUO ooRaUll, l,473d av. I.LATR. Finest homes for worklngmen In the ta L cltlea Miv live In New York when ou can fare money and be nearer your work In rirooktyn r THE RIVERSIDE Hl'ILIIIMlS. Joralemon t. Columbia place, Furinan it, Brooklyn, near f niton, Wall st, and south Ferries and bridge, offer al sunllghteil rooms. ilrepriKifstalrca.es. separate I water closets, unk nn I tuli tor eah aiartment. also private rnrk: mulc .-aturdays free batlia; chlldrsn playground. Ac rental M i.ito rl week,), according to number and location or room Bond for Illustrated pamphlet or apply lo gent IMPROVED IiH EI.LIN.ls COMI'ANV, 2ii Joralemon st, Brooklyn. XjiLATB Light and pleasant: terms moderate; deco rated; mirrors, portieres and lace curtains. Janitor, ,-b.) West 33.11, XLATS AND aT-ARTMENTS, unturnlihed andfu? nlsheil. In all parts ot the city. FOLSO.M BROTHERS, n.14 Brntdway. nearjath at n.ATM.--7 Wet I lth itTln perfect order! deco rated. rente moletate. Apply to new Janitor, on the premises, or owner, I'ldli.r. licnsov "Hi (Abingdon t.tn rooma bath ...3n no Bank st. 't. seveu rooms and bath 42 ft lllth st. 21.1 West rive rooms and bath 23 no tSHth st. 121'test live rooms and bath 3.1(a) 2-th st, I21 West ten ronmaand baih iv, oo Sillh t. tl r .1, u I .,1, r-a (ui t-SthsL. Ill West, llveriiiims and bull 20 OU AIo several old-fiishloned t.oors. f22 to $21. Janitors. j. i.iikiiit a co, 2:id et and sth av. nl'IHOS AMI WIsf.Tir'sTS.-Eie'ga'nTTpaTr ment of 3 and 4 rooms In the tine new flats. IN l'ltJVATl. HOUsK-To small family, floor of four rooms and bath. 21.1 Eni-t usith st. RENT FREE TO .1C.NI. 1 -hlegsnt Troom nn"; stesm heated, bath, decorsted Ao near station; rent. $t to $.'1. lie. and los West liiJth tt SI'LENDIDAPARTMl NTS of 3 "anil 4 rooms, r.nt fromS-i tr)ll.r.n. at no ;,t n:it, ,,ear Lexlng ton av., only two bloc. from 2d and 3d avr, L atation: one of the be.t location in Ihe city: the honae Is in perfect order fmnt romus papered, kitchens painted, and all latr-t Improvements; stationary wash tub-it dumbwaiters doorop.ners. Ac, good supply of water. Apply to Janitor on premises. rpilE COLUTH-r FLATS -New; elegantly deco X rated: six rooms and bath, $22 up. &J hast lta-th tt. near Madison uv. To LET Furnished, a desirable flat of four rooms re plete with e-ery convenience. Aire. L1MO.ND, IUO Wet: li Hi a: rpo i.i.T Ht 212 West cholceaparTmeirof3or4 I X light rooms; e'.i to f 12. j f)l AV., fi. near 3 1 st Second florr. 3 large rooms; large cloaets and baih: for small ramlly. 4TII ST. IB WEST, neir-Hroadwa) Flati'of 4 and o rooms In perfect order. Ap;u lutcu.ent 5 NEW, LI.I-.OANT DECORATED IIIIOWNBTOSB FLATS, (I rooms and bath: all linfrnvum))., rent verv low; on. month free, Kllhst, east ofuilinv. Jan itor on premista 7 -BOOM FLATS, all Imrrorementa. rants from I:" to S.l. near Ml .Morn I'ark: cotmerts eaery Tueaday eten'ng. Inquire at w r.aat 1-ln.t also r-room flat on 127th tt near ath av. rents far tlr-t and aecond lloors. Inquire of B-.RNI-.1 r A i il. u 1 aat 12.1th at. 1KTII ST.. 231-211 WI-.1 near Tth av. Choice apart it menta. tn tlrst-clasa order tliroucbout, at very rea sonable rente, rents tree loJune I BltilHN A UiiLlll.MI. 1JU I'road war, Nw York. 1 KTIIKL. 1.14 WEST. Two squar. rooms, with large lw closst. finely furnished, hot and cold atater. nTH ST., 22S WEST -six elegant cool ventilated rooms: bath, improvements, mirrors, excellent light $32. nine open view win tows. $34. C) ST ST.. 317. SI:-" 321 Wl-T -Fine flala fonTVoom wl and bath. rent:'2l to S.'4. OQTH ST."-."'TWEST.-I'.ecatit ".lt.4 rni7mand bath": eJy all Improvements. modt.r.iie rent, i .endid loca tion. Janitor. A 1ST ST. 112 F.AT. near I'ark av. -spnrtment 3 t! rrii.n.a with lmprovemeuta rlne.y decorated, rent low; see Janitor. -.fli ST. 41(i EAST llandtnine fists perfect order, six Jr rooms; ba'h. all Impro-rments, lerms moderate. fjfiTII KT, 334 EAST. Nlco three ttcry reur duelling to let; whole or part; all Improvements, Jf.QTII ST., ;4r. nud 14X Weat.-New houaes. el.gant VIO ttat room prlaatu halls, bath, ranges, hot and culd water, from t'J.'l to $-7. J1NITOR ryJTII RT. 11-117 KAsOrOri-AISK-AV.-lletlr f vt hie single and double aparimetits. In perfect or der; halls heated. Ilium. s A UOLDINO. l'.'O I'.roidway. New York. BOD ST, r.21 TO VJ7 n 4 ST. Perorated flail. .1 rooms; t all Improvement!, hot wa.er prlva'e halls, ,l3.t-J tofl4..'i. QOTirST.. 323 EAKTTF.l.gsutneii-. all lluht .1 and I) 07 room llati; all Improaeiiu'iii". rents modi rale. 1 rtfJTII ST., I0IIAND ins WIST Flegsnt four-room XVffJ flats; iteam heated, lam. drc.iraled, Ac; near tt.tioli: rent -Is In Xl ti, ti,,.l lallll.les. lWkTH ST.. 127 EART.-I l.gaiillv decorated flatl; S Jtarootniand buth. rnta f.ir"?i-' and e2ii. IlflTH ST. 312 EAST.-A a.rv quiet and dellrable IU lint floor, 4 rooms, uuiu. mailed, (12 monthly; reference. 11TI"kt"75i"3k"a'st"- Sec nd flit, six light rooms X'Xand linprovementt, tn g" l order; with own er; t-K IITlfRT., 273 WIIST.-riai. ill rooms; low rent; X f one block from elev. bir. IafaTlfsT.IHilEtST eionininr five light room 1 all Hniroreinenta. private house, rem moderate. 1.TIIST.ai7 EAST -Third floor, four large light l.'rootn. use of tubs alii lotli rent. S51.. 1 OfiTH ST. EART.-Tl.lr I rat. 7 rooms, bath; alto 1U tiat74 East 121st it 7roonii. alllinnrovement. IOIRT ST., 72 FAST, half Mod; fmm Mount Jdnrrl JX Park -House, newn ren ivatd. flats of .room and bath, alt Improvement! 'J.oio V-4. IOIriT ST. l.fl EAST-F'all 7 room and baih; I newir decorated; all modem Improvement: f2l upward, near Park. IalO" ST., 2Hi WEHr.-i:i7nt lt and 2d tingle flats, 7 large, light a r rmnn ainl lalli, all lm proveuientt. elect location, rents 3'Jund$J2; Janitor. 1QOD ST., sin EAST. Fir"' Hat. d room and bath; X6 all light: modern Improvement, rent moderate. 1ifaTII,'T. oVil.AKT, near Alexander av -Elegant il) Hull, rive room, nlih iinpnu'inent: renu lit up. Janltoror Mcl.sl HIILIN. l,!KWadar. fl.-IT WEST ""n'TII"RT single Hat In Ihreestory eiijl I house, eight light rooms aud bath; line view of the Hudson: rsnt!23. (t( OIIANDliOrLRVAIIH llanltwin. apartments UeJa 7 rooms and baih steam- ueat.d; rent i. lUd st. station, 1 ,,7.) FAP'KAV near -'ht' -Flat. rooms and J,U I bath. Iinproieuieins mM families. lo to l. SI O FLATS.-Three roomi and bathroom, hot waler supplied hv owner all Improvements; miall famlllei ,i.M faat77iht cf .ivitiialirti iloomo' -.t'antctl. WE WANT mire rooms throughout the clly formir patrons. QUANTA CO.. 44 Meal 233 It g'iattotortw, (Drn-in., Kf FISCHER PIAKTOS. Largeit assortment I'prlgbt, (Irani and Square Pianos at moderate prices; cash, Iniiallmenli, andex ohsnged. Eeveral bargains In second-band Pianos different makers, at low price VlbCllhit PIANO WABEROOJIrl. ID othar, oor. le'thtt, New Tor. GBBATFBf'BARIIAINS PVEB OKFBRBa40 gooi ,,-oud hand planoi. prloei t to ""l paymrnU 13 monthly; irsjoew Watir uprights onlyKi'-M terms 4 monthly, rianos .schangsd HORACE WATERS CO., 131 f.TH AV C" "IHICKERINO PIANO, with cover and slool, $11. do, Ilsrdinan. elegant panoi orgsu t1 8AEN (il'.R. 'Av A Openerrulius I.ll.i 'Ah' I I'ltli.iii --ii fc.ii-iitlil Vleiier hir I 'i tai'i WI--SI'! h ,,i d J i u.li'li tt linii'klii. j r. ion no:;, 4 i.-i ii hi. I rrigi'l an sjiure piano, fur aa e and rent on easy terms of paineut setoud lialid, t6'i. ,7... $l(ai upward. ,tu' UAKUL i, BBATTT, wh!lu. Kt, crat (ffstatc or aU-(Souuri. gral (gjstate &x aU-ffiouutry. A HOLIDAY TRIP ACROSS THE BAY. You havo often read and heard VISXTISlTO the natural beauties of the South Shoro of Staton Island. "n,) Why not view them on Decoration svspw nopp Day? I I V W T gk Onr three properties ar at adjoining BtaUons and embrace the most dlversin.d and inviting features of both rounirr and saaalde; all tastes can b. suited; let, (only 40 mlnote from Now TrkX ea be found on the water front, or Inland on high grouni, with grand old forest trees upon them, or with tv m a jr a. j, u olty Improvement, and all amid moitobarmlngaoin- A K W OOD The entire property is admirably (nt nation to nw Dorp) restricted against nuisances, and lots vary from $100 to $250. GIFFORDS-BY-THE-SEA Boats Decoration Day (next nation to Oakwood). Leans South Ferry 9, 10, XOtiO, II120, 13, X a, 4, 0, Hughes Ross, 47 B'way. Xi. O JO.OIH6 friends on Dooora- v. tlon "JtF. That In, wo will bo glad to nee nnv who will come out to look nt our property at Fulrmount lailiolnlnt; Hftckonsaok) on Friday. A cIioIcb place for n homo. Cull or writo for aiiectlons about cettlng ttiore to Fairmount Lund Co., 150 i7rodu?at. r. B. 1C0S.1, Manager. Where are You Going To-morrow "7 n" onmblne a pleaiant onttnr with a chance te look for a country home HART PARK, .riuuton. ha bein Justly styled "the Paradise of Rtalen Island." yet choice lot can be bought now at T-Mn each My wagonette and team are at your disposal at any time you nay wlali tn take a look at the property. 'orni l.li-s a IIAItT (lner. 17 I.alayette av.. New llrlghtnn. Staten Island. rfor alc or To gtt Comitnj BATH BE ten. L, I.-llouses to let and. for laui boarding house to let lots for sale. JOHN V. P. SHIELDS, opposite railroad atation. CONEY tSLAND.-Pinely furnished elght-room""ooT tageou Iluulcrard; hot and cold water IHUKIi. ti7Duanet. 1,'iin s A I.E.-4rtltlc cottage at Oreat Neck. I I., near depot, H miles from city, in trains each way dally; commutation per vear. alo desirable building lot; money loaned for Willing Addreas W. R. UltACK A t'u, Hanover tqnare. New York. LiOlt KENT Choice cottage for teason or year- .'kai X7 to faaw TllflMA- .1. UMIlltV. KEAI, KSJATK. ATLANTIC lllGIli.AJSIIH, LlAI'.M. VII.LAOE I'HOPKlrTY. building plots, on and A near (.real -ou'h Bay, for sa e. furnished cottages lo rent lor summer i'OTTEr. A PRICE. Palrhogne. L. I. irLl'SHINO.-f!iKi for a house. Queen Anne cotlageT H rooms and bntli. near ttaiion; high ground town water, balance, 3,li. on Installments OWNLH. room lm. .10 Broadway. HOTEL Til HI-NT at Oyater Bsv. L. 1 ilellghtfnlly situated near the wator. within live minutes' walk of the railroad atullon and village, house now being re modelled and repaired at large expense thlrlv rooms, bar and billiard apply 10 tioiirtiH p. n, mils in Hroadway, Now York, or loTOWNhEND A CO. Oyater Hay, L. I. nOTELT(f LET (Tit" 6lf SAi.K flt"ocWd"l7mrin good running condition. For further particulars lnquireofPHIl.il' LAVhLLE, Oyster Bay, L. I. MOUNT VERNON. N. Y -For al. lx room houses lot33UxlOTi; near depots; good locations: 120(A) and$3.lAii- $2Vicash. balance can reinatn to stilt. W 11. mill), j lth av Mount Vernon, N. r. 1'oiiTA.iinriiKN Stiatei a.f Viahlriatfin. For biiBlness. residence, and suburbsn property. Invest ments In mineral, coal, and limber lauds, adilreis LEWIS I.E Y, I't Angeles Waihington. P OINTPLEARANT.N J.-Furnlshed cottage onthe beach; modern conveniences Address Mrs S4P.A II. CHAMPLI.V. CIIMMIT. N J. O $li,0"() will buy beautiful country house. In fine lo cation, mile and one half from Summit station, with acres house, barns, small cottage; fruit, boating, and fishing; term easy N VTIIANIEL NILK8.JM Broadway. SANDS POINT To rent, house II rooms furnished or unfurnished: garden, fruit trees stable, Ao.; aeven minutes' from boat liKi) W. TIRIIITS, Port Wabington, L. I. SEVERAL PLACES IN t'NION HILL, N. J., l".Ho to fSt,i'(A) J. Bl'RNR, 41il Weit3litit MQ MONTHLY 4 rooms rn furnlah, 11 minute OO from 4.'d st. wltn private family. otHAah at. Tremuut cflral (Sfiiwtt for ,alr jponn lanil. GOOD LONO I-HNI) FARM. (x miles out) crop crowing, good buildings fruit. Ao Iamui E, fll.LEY. Jamaica L. I. for $it or to 3,'r t "elaml. BABYLON, L I Tn rent furullhad cottages lilutli Id. of Long Island, Babylon and vicinity. Send for lilt J. J. KOHBINU, Babylon, l. I ,for alr or ttort ftrw atrj-fij. 1,1011 REIT Hoarding house or large family houia barn, I r acres on Dundee lake, .V J Addren W. W. SCOTT, fi2 New t Sotrlc IJL'ltlTAS HOTCI,. 1S3 Bowery, comer Delsncey it Arcouunodatlons for gentiemeu dealrlng elgnt rooms and home comforts, 3.'io ..luc: w.ekly. SA2S and 3, 3UiiCfUaneoujc.. DHl'SKl"NFS--Liquor llahit In all lb world there is hut one cure Dr. Hatue' (inlileo epecliio. li can be go en m a tup or coffee or tea or Inarurlesof food vmH'OUI Ibe knowledge of the patient! It is abso llllely tuirmleas and will etlecl npernialieul andapeedy cure, wiie her the patient Is n moderate drinker or an Ittcoho ic wreck 1 1 neter falls It operates so quietly and Willi such cerialuly that thrjpaileul uudergoea no iiiionvenleuce, and, er lie Is awaru, his complete reformation li ellecled. 4ri page book ot particulars "lKX. IIIIDM'T. 218 Broadway, WhlsMAN A MUEI.I.I.MiAl'll I) Bible House. l.OMl-ACIth PHARMACY. 43d t and firoidway. R. Ill 11.11'T, W2.1 Hroadnay. Brooklyu Agents IIOLTON DRUQ CO, 264 Fulton at BriCi-HKS of every description at 815 rearl it, oppo lit Feck slip, loweit i.rifei JOHN K HOPrBl, manufaotorsr. BOM'ivs LAW OFFICII J37 Broadway. Damarei oln tallied, aecldmt contracts aocounls .ttlmot4 effected, divorce, conauliatlun fro; confld.ntiat JOE WAOONS VTANTBD Capaolty three tons new or eeond hand If In flrt-clasi condition CRYSTAL ril'RINU 1CK COMPANY. Pat.non. N. J. MASON WORK, plastering, kalsomlnlng. chlranevs stoops front, gablea cemented; reliable rati nit'ea low GORDON, U72 eat 3.'.th st 'fjsjl'4- Ml i.IN'HAI. rilAV-AHNTiyl'l. V' T-ii i me I i ilave e.eri a'urlsl oiu,an P.er oteai 4-. I""l m Mur onst LA NORM .Mill., Collier sal Uav 3l, 2 30 P M La 1101 I'.uuiINI, Frangeul Sst June 7 a A. M LA BR1.1A0NK, I). Jouss.lln... Hat. June II. 3190 A. M, LA UAdCOUNK, Sanlslll sat June 21, 7 A M, A. ronUUT, 0aral Agiat, I Btwltai gina. BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA ia the place of ideal homes, with sowers, water, gaa, sidewalks, and fences, whero one can live in com fort and luxury without extravagance. 85 minntes from Brooklyn Bridge via 5th Av. Elevated R. R, In connection with B. B. W. E. R, R. Trains every half hour. Carriage in waiting at the depot to show the property. Ulnitrated clronlars cent Apply to O. B. T. RANDOLPH. 41 Wall It, N. T., or 26 Court it, BrookHu, or Agent In R. R, Station on the property. JShipiitnn. QUNARD LINE BrECIAU PASSION PLAY AT OBRRAUMBROAD. Special Inducement lo Independent traveller pr Cnnard iteamer OALL1A, June ih. Servtceb of interpreter from London without extra charge. T110H. COOK. A SON, 2ttl and 202 Broadway, New York. Up-toarn office, 1,221 Broadway, New York. COMPANTA TRANSATLANTICA ESPANOLA AIFNUhZ NUNEZ, Oa?t J. Lope7, will tali from company1, pier. 21 N. ft. on Friday. May SO. at iu A, M, taking freight and paiienger direct for Havana, St Jago or Cubs Laauavro. Porto Cabello, Cartagena (U. s. of C). Colon, Port LImon. Bavnnllla, and Sania Marta with trauashlpin.ut at Havana for Calls Barcelona and other Mediterranean ports For further particular apply to J. M. ChBALLOa A CO Agent. Pu Wall st EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST. J0HHHAL7ax!" The fine steamer CUMBERLAND anil STATE OK MAINE leave lloalon for Ea.tport, Calais Me. nud St Joliu, H.s.:tiiA. M, from Commercial harr. Mon days Wednei.lajs and Frlda)i nfler May .1. rreient tatting da) i are Mondays and Tnursdays. Close ounnectlon mad. with all rail and team line entering Boston International S. Co., E. A, WALDRON, flen'l Agent HAMIIIW(!-AMKRICA rARKl:f c"o.-"Eipress""se7 vie. between New York. Southampton, and Ham burg by the magnificent new twin screw steamer of ln.siotoneand IJ,i'iw ln,il horse power This line holds thi record for fastest trip to and from South ampton and the Continent equal to six da) two lionr to uneenatown Ilnmburg-Ainerlcan I General Paiienger Agents racket Co, 37 Broad- c. K. RICIIAitii A CO.. way, N.Y. 61 Broadway, New York. INMAN LINK V. H. AND IIOVtTTMalL STEAMERS J2'1 Ot'EENSTOWN AND LIVLI1POOL. WIS SK i;!!':sTfcR Wedneiday, June 4.0 A.M. CITY OP CIIICAOO Wednesday. Jum. II. I P. XL rom Pier 43, N. It, adjoining Christopher St. Ferrv. Hrst cabin, $ii and upward, according to tt.atuer and location ot room, second cablu, outward. f.tt and HO; prepaid. ti steerage $2(). PLTER WKIOlir A buss. Ceneral Agents .1 Bowling Hreen, N. Y. MAIN WTF.AMHIIII- LINK. The only direct Hn tn Cottage city. Maas. and Port land Me connecting at Portland with all railroads and steamship lines for Har Harbor, Old Orchard. Poland springs While Mountains, Rockland. Bangor, Eastporl. aud st John. N II, and nil Eastern Summer reaurt Hteamire all wvery We luesday and Saturday at P. M. from Pier in, I an Rlv.r fool of Market New York. ror further Information apply to II O RATIO II ALL, agent at the pier. NEW YORK STEAMSHIP" COMPANY The Iron Steimahlp Y jmtcSKSaa!T WIMHA. Capl. F C. Miller. Have 1'l.r rvr7 4HE.lt tnuton t, Tueadajsat .P. Ii VJk m ,or I'olUg City Ma.a Rock 'and. 5,.V,VV Hangor. an points on l'ennbacot lover. tYu1 Ea.tport Me,, and st Jiilin, II. Supeib aocoiuniodallons and lowiares rreight at loueat rates and no trans- V ferrlng. 0"ods received ilslh Addl tloual stean. thipa as soon as arrange ments are complete Further particulars ami Informa. tion on application. N L M.ui'OMH. i.eneral Man ager, 03 Broadway. O J HAI'KKEI.L. F and P. Ageut NEW YORK AND CIB4 MAIL -TI. 4MSIIIP COM. PANY FORI CHAANDMI Ml'll. All steamers sell from Piers li) and I f I. It at3P.M. SARATOUA. Havana ami .irdrn ia it cdnea lai Miiy.s. c nr WiHiilviiTiia: Pr '.'rpso. lampim. lux C, WAHIIINUTON. i ,r ru sal. May 31. SENECA .Havana and Matins is Uedneadat. June 4. c 111' Al l'VAVlilil. )IUa- Progrean, CamLei-he. L Ol ALEXANDRIA. J rl, V Crur. Sat .."line 7. a.VTiAiin i ui. Santiago d Luba. aud HAmiAuu j ifnruei'os i'linrs June .1. For particulars freight r taoage. apply to JAMI-sl. MARHAlo I id Wall at. NOnilDEUTSCIII'R LLOYD H H. CO.R SHORT ROUTE 111 LONDON AM. CONTINENT. Sieamert all from pier foot of 2d tt Hoboken, FAST liXPIIhSB STKAMEIIS. Elbe... .Sal. May 31. 3 P. M Elder, sat. June 7, Il A M. Fulda .Tites, .Iune3,l A M Alter .Wei June II, noon Lalm Wed June 4,7 A M tterr.-t 'une 14, tl P. l First cabin. Ilia) and upward a berth, acconlliu lo location, second cabin. V's'aud oua berth, strerageat low rates. I OELRICIIS A CO., 2 Bowling Ureeu PACIFIC MAIL STK4MRHIP COMPAD. From foot canal North imer. ForSAN FltAM-IO. via the IsT.IMl o.' PANAMA. ciTi or PaKA sal: sunirday. Mav '(I. noon From SAN FitANi isi'd. lat ami Braunaii its FOR CHINA AM) .1 SPAN CITY OF PLKINil aalUeal irday. June 14. IIP M. tor freight pas. age and general In'nrmallon apply at company a office on the ider foot or Canal st. North Itlter. H J. IH'LI.A.. i.eneral superintendent. STATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW YORK. OI.AS'IOW' AM) MOVII.LI. I.OMIO-DI.RItli with through llcketi at reduced ritrt to LI. i-rpool, Londun. Dunlin ac bTs.1l! OF M.VAHA Tl.ur.dsv li.ua ).i "l Cabin pastaga. i', to $vi according tu ioialon of tat. room. xi-uslon tlckels in, s ,'L s-.rr4j, tickets loam! from ail part- of Lur-d-e at luweat ras From pier Columbia Sioree. south terry, Urookirn.N Y For freight and passge apply to AL'bTIN BALDWI.N a iu, iin Ails, M Broadway, N.Y WIIITK STAR MSB" I' 8 AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMER.!. New York. Onr(tuwp, ,na Liver pool SI'.tW0 Wedn.idav. June 4,0.80 A, M. IIAJKSTII Virdnradal. June II. I r M rr tprlor i.ronl cabin .ommodatlous .n Male' lie aud Teutonic. Stteragt to and from the old country f.'O. i.ouiany'ofllce. 41 Bro.dway. and on the wharf' foot Weal lUth st .1 HICI I- ISMAY Agent. eliunge.i make iritis- lira ,.l m. y I ,r,, ir r Ol Main'' lone. Inl,t M, oi'tfii" s n .1 is.iie l oiiuier i i rcilli. r.lKlj.KVs-a-w... llrown Itro.licr.s Co., j AJaaEBa. t WAiJ. iTBBSr O T. IIAItNBTT, AUOTIONEBR, VV wmffxS4iiis?f sw: tjjxVr FJ TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1890. H AT II O'CLOCK, H. 125 Beautifully Situated Building: Lots, ii YONKERS, N. Y. I For Vane. Terms and rartlenlr.pptT 8 J It. t, tlAR.SKTT A CO, Anotioneers 7a Uberty M. rl tlflLTA BUTLBR, Attorneys til Broadway; Jt SaVhJTb. FITOII, Af.nl, oppoilt. Hw Terk Oamtral I'l Depot, Tonkers N. Y. 1 suxrviv sima park. IRVINOTOK-ON-linnaON. Some of the flot TtThj IWf die ever offered on th grand old flndson. tltualede Iff thlt Tamable property, will be leld at KROBIVBR'f l AUCTION BALK today at Beat Eital Biohaxur, Liberty IL at 12 o'olnck, t Sl rAIRUIHLD A TORAW, Anetln.ua, JolIN P. nnENNAN. Hecslver. gtewIgj.ttrte.rot ntc SKATTJLE. WASH. I am th owner of larr. and imall acre traot t Beaa. i II. prop.rty (ufubl for anbdlvlilon or ntmrbaa ri homes ror Information concerning inveetmeat la m Washington addreta U IL BUUUKU. 104 Sutlir BlookT 'l BeattleTWoatk M COOK -aND TJP. flO monthly payment! forehole T OatVtJ bulldlnglotl; tltl. guaranteed; Hyatt (Light. I WlnOsld. L. Lt fsjtsat growing tuburbof NewTork; 10 H Etnute from foot of 84th tti 7a coramnutlon. Inolpa 1 X ferry i rapid transit; send for free tickets maps Ao. U OllARLKB a. OOODBBLU 47 Liberty it I gteal ggtate egot gate (tt. a WHO Ts OBO. RAWLBt Why, be I the cheap! glasler In the city. 1,0S Broadway. betw..a 4MB S and fmn its gliiirgjrtate Watrtett. C HOUflER, flats and apartment wanted la all Ieara- tlon. i no obargea if not rented, LEUN I1AILY ate CO, 708 TTn AV. 'WANTED-Unlmprov.d lots with and wlthouk 1 I PAUE, i.tws Park ar. J fj rfot gate ot Co gTct troottltt. jjjl "LOST 1 1 1 I Onlj handful of rtot reclpu It all many i pnw bag to ibow for ye art of toll. "Ilo it srer io hnrabla flfln tbere'f no place like (YOUR OWN",1 home;" tSOdow tJi buys a$i.6O0 daUohed eottait, JlA pennonth pay for TT It; othari from a,000 opwara; cbolce reotiicrd loca- t fl tlonii near-otbaltvated roate K. K. LlNT.tN. f A Van Blctlea, cor. Atlantic av., Brooklyn. r SALB OR RENT, cheap, home oppooite pplendld park. j 61 Kary Bt, Brooklyn, a mtnuus britlN. Owner. PcdiniU j ATTKNTIOXf I DB. GItlNJU.n I feu J-ot3 hli time for many jcars to the cxelnnlTe study ana treatment of dlMaaee of men. from wt.atevr f earn a arlalnn:. BLOOD aua K1N dUeaetn, rol ipot u Bam In bonea. tore throat and mouth, blotcl.es una erui onion thesKln, nlcera, painful neltlnt', ..e. V K1UM.Y and DlilNAHY complaints. Irrltatlna rchh. ft' lnr. Inflammation, frequent Inclination to urlnati, In- .li fectlouadl-charKes, xleet, stricture, and Lludrei oifeo- 7 OHUANIO WEAKNESS, nervous debility ImpMrel memory, mental anxiety, absence of will j'owrr. rt'i -ritallty, melau.hoiy, luvoluuiHi-y i:al irsst-, v C busk, and other diseases resultlnir from evooMos. in- ViJ dUoretlon. or overwork, recent or old LMieeil.lv. t"Jr ffi oojbly. and permanently cured- All liniifiinir. cnro'tl JT. dlseajtet successfully treated, a Ion? and exirnnivo pr-c- j m ticai experience enables the Doctor to upply tlie pn-r I Ci, treatment at once without use.ess experiments, ta j-t I i earing the patient much time and expenei cm irr', S tbereiore. ehuiitil nt hesitate to L'onou.t i-r 'KI.MM.K. w who nice In his treatment Tejtetabi1 renieule- only, uml m Is fully abreast of tbe most advanced i-ieiitifit- pnBTeM I m of the rresent day. The Doctor can r-i -.nitfii fr i (Kj of ch ft rite, personally orby letter IVIent ho rlnr-o j themselves under hla core are etja'gvl tin 'ler.ito foet, 1 gfa so that bin mode of treatment 1 wf in tlie or alt, y1, uffici; ovkr ti:.n Ti:.vns j 171 West 12th U between tli and 7:h urs. Jfonrs, 0 to o. Bundays, Bu. ntt.i tu RILITT. Dr SMITII.IIM Fast I th n-nr ajav Vt- t tlon, oldest reliable specia'i.' nt V.irk r.ty-.hoin flf seies, blood, sklu. and nertoi.s di-t t, if t.ri, 'ii i,r SflHi improperly treated, ttsttieyultr-n ..rr tvu't in r-klnrrnu ItW tlona, absceese. dlscliarfts, uu'tn r .m t j: urc. wrof- .i5,m nta, cstarrh, core tnoutn and ihiuat i h- .i.i..;,.iii it-tno- qui tores, cleet, scaldliiff urine, trrlrr.t-011 b .tjr !ndnoR. fflrf heart; Iuikhv eoniumpuoa Ttie i..ti.h' -imi I.ih.wU- vwi rect InMuence over body, nuiul, n,,n rwj-; t, 1-nriea vR wenkened by excen-e,, in ouih mm i inidi,,- ups Yonmr men contrast disease n or w-.il,r ih ir nistltutlonik 1 read about some rreat llHtnt ri" in me Jicme, eura a cures for their dUeaie, buy thi-i wl.iio r-.lef nnd, a nine times out of tn, mint n- p' ysi utri, Axi.ld quacks nud medical eompanM- t iII. W irntinent only one known thut cures -vaur,' wo i:it. from er- I? rorsof youth, nervous deLlllty ImT.win (irraius, toll I itallty, linpoteuce, phi mo in, vnr. nee'r, iu Uiocolr, or- ibi cbltls, shyness. tremUlnic .n-ei!.nu'i.t- 10 marriage lm- ft perfect development, Ac, T'.-'i-ed hea-en ini,, betretiteJ by an expert each case separxiflv i tia.i-e.eryttiliir known to science, medical mr, ml e:ctriial and a 15 thorough knnwl.o'.jre by lonir cpi-" al priictfre 'enables 1 me to ifiwirautee quickest perinan" t ifi-overy. Many C. come ion.eroratbnrouR-.ier ej.:im,..il(.n of their n.a wxii nd my superior treatment atrr n I oil.ern fall Low. Wi? est charg-ee for medtciuen M-ctmrwis stopiiedlmm. li? dlately. Write or call, advice Tree, ui-y disease. t 5 AFFMCTHD-DR. OKKV, the ppeciali.it fnr 111 dis- P, esses of men. whatever ti.e rfrnt or old. II Hl.Odli poison, sore throat or tnn.nh HKIN eriiptJoiaiT IL blotches and colored spots, painful su enlntrs KIjjm r t and HLADDKItdir-ea-es, Irrltntlon. scnhltnir. lf.flar-.na if tlon frequent ileilre to urhiMtn, istifmtn ulcer to- feutlous discharares, fleet stricture. ue.MVnrM. NJilt. Ofrt UKilli HV, errors of m.i ii. ban jr S vltalitv Iroin exres-es, indiscrcilou nr overwork anv 1 31 spetl.l cnrnp'alnt. recent nr od elthi r net'lecied oe W ..arli.-beau curIerstv trte 1 cisewijerf. from aiini lm and larirs cttperlenee In this lire( t.on am ae to sn-eJ. Vh lly and pernianerniy i oure the n-ot nuxlnut suilcrei: f charges inuderate. advice free mirAtvoillce. lUiiYut J 17tli eu. nairetli v.; hours ti t'i It. AM, SKPKKT AND TltlVATI! UV.AW.rcr- L IX rureillu a few das byn new mode nf treatmenu iff rhrtri; unless cured Also Miethioi and tona-ue I?; I'lmples utcers. iJUeAsed bones. t i-tr.citire.too4 4 l.nivmtui:. sklndlHtmses kidney ami hliddwr aisoniitir fl! fill errors, nervous debility, wuak lm.:.. b.id dres ns. T. lowness of spirits. Wfakness or hody nd mind lost lT vliror and manhool restored e-iffer no lon-rer 1 cure la B? certain I Kujrantee a quick niui curn cure, liear in inlnd practice makes perfect. .fin.riirei yearly Hiif. t ferrs from bad ndWco should cotuii t me io not be W Influenced (.0 to the fountain he.! ir. IUI.UTT ffft Medical Institute. H; Last luth st. nnr d av SfA. PRIVATE DISEASES If ipeedllv and permanently cured Eleetrollilo cur. of lm trlciiires lateat ifl.r..,erlea. milure mi p.... ble Loai I fil pf manhoiid aeiiMi.leoa. ipermat.irrli.i.a nervonioi. fi liausiion. venereal dlseia, olirnnlo ulsrharge nu kl fj cured; Ml yea. proc. In l-arl lr constall-.n .ffSw".!' "T "'".lr'"'l I'fbf IMKKKlt JAlfi H III.NE, liootn I I'nik row .Sew Viik iu AFTKIC ALL OI'lll:l;H FAII.rcnnruTrrmr H Bi.Mal-HI It ..I We.t K4II. it.. New Vo'k "e.dlni jierlallit for diai'iiars of men lilood l o'.ons uleans sweliins iljacl.jrg.s gleet ttrlcture nei v.. a debility til i"liror, lldny. bi.ifder. ii.l skin di.e.. niuSsi and skill only nu palent reme lies nr so called onl v W method Dangerous i-s.es and ca.r of long stand Insr HI toVr,nn.V.'lin,:."'"-la d",, ,,0"r U A w KOEIII.KIt."rellnhle Oerman learniFmldT fl f. wife skilful treatment hoards ladies hernre and El during coullneinent. r. with nine dsr i ardt Infaui. SE t Ka'ttKalhel! cum,or"";l '"'denoe, a!" -A A-MI1B 01'. 1ST. midwife, boards" la-lies befori" and 'fl during con uemelit In her private h .use for 14i WH hi'it MiJt it. Infants adoptid. idf 'V IB I Bifl .,,A.J',:I,,T-,IV ,-,:l' head.rhs dlaeae"ot a .1' the .km. chest besrt, .tuma.h. liver, k. n.ey. and bl.d 1 fWi d.r. Brougliu.tiillivlanratiiigiijMii, B il.lV.'est4lhlt. W- A -MB. hAKIII iii.e. tak. ld:ea to board anl f V ci.nnneinrnu.nat14optciL nunutav. IIR.illMt.tll, I.A Dllli I'iivhii'iaV I Lalles in.- f on. ull me In perfect c .nd erica mVil fl jiihj.. ot a prn .to or .l.,i. a:e nature h"l,ntWit af J 1 sklfn. manageiiientofal -emale ion lalnt. and ,n la. i I wlfe.y cases I'li.llivere.ieigua.ai.l.rt ler,.r.,,.ioi I able bend .lamp for bom liout.. I h. )3 w. "JcUl I 1 I I) I'AUKI K,HWestl.llhl -Oldest leail'nianenl.r I 'A:;,n!Zd!c,e,ftrveSS 3 Mats "In.iantan.ou. Invlgoraior." e thir f ik Ar!.,,S.'u?ri;'a!';oT..",?ll''rl. B f.ui.ado,. .1 alVra.ti,,'ist rl,1J ""Ipeineut; In- JIB j I .J; '.I.MV'W. r J," yXV I 1 I an dtt neari'd,, ""Pte.L il 0 M. o.mto Lrn.',yH,,.,,s,i.,, i'tpe'claTij?.-' M- f jOI.PtVicSS!S':ff&fiv !tri' t.xuu, u r, ki-Ml!,'e40; JS,'i;J4 if i

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MJHjTMMjsWaVala-aSSSBaaa0anBssaeaaaaeaoa H I THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 189a 9 W?- jraumciAT. akd coumsnciAr. Mmwf Nir Ttk Blirt Ek.-HliMril. VsjaH' cujiiso raicis 01 osiisd miss soaps. --j ill Attn. m. MUX saBl V. f.4Ht,T I02M IOiV 0. 1M....I16 BKf llUgOAB A OTSIA IOKSI (l l,OOOs). aaaaaal 6 Atchison 4s Ws IN. T. A Lack. J,,. 113 HaH 1 ..7.7 IS N. J. O. cv. eg IJ4K Jbm 4,1, ta iN.j.centfnkoR.iiiH aaaaaVl 85 Atchison Inc -'i S3 N. J.cent a7nLb4..LIS JJJJJJJJU a H ION. Y. O. lite, 1.11 WJaaa no H loNsih.AChat.cn .111 aaaaV ai rf I N. Y. A Nor. III.. Ill HjTM JJI IJS 3N.T..O. AW.cn.... Ml HS AAtTico 'X l Ohio fo. ml. oX LaaH ia"."."".'."'".'"". Si onioliniri' w.'iit" MjJ so', a K) M I iAtl-Alao IIL j 10 JS "Pj"PjS in eilH 14 e3H H SI, I Ohio. Ind. AW. 2d, ST'I .HI aitc'ta AC. lit.. o imt 3 Brooklyn Et Itt H"X 1" "V i.....7 io2 40regon R. I. 114 aaaaaf 2Bur7.tkltA.VIM.lui iJOr R.L,Uncn .4 saaB, 6 (bio.. r.lM T a orsgon A T. a 1ILI0.V H 07 SOregonlrap UI...IOU jBaas achi AU.cn f ...InlJ? 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A rh on lot I Wabain lit H'3'i lOLo.NriATox lit I'O 7 102 VKA I Mor A ha. 2d.. I04'( 10Wabalh2d H3W THf 1 -10IJ. 5 Wabaah dob B. &5V 24itEk.d. ...I0o 3 Won. 1'nloncoLia.lolU eoMon to. Iitnow. 2 1U1, 120 .IIR I I"1H BMobllt ao. rnl.... .'I4 M Weit Bnoro 4a ...108 syorae.cn W 10 ...Kaf I lllkANor Itl013.ll2' 3W. K Y. A I'v ut.100 JONor. I'ac lite II7J. 2J W. N. Y. A Ta. 2d.. .1H tM jor.r. o ..113? 10 S-Vi f 3 Kor. V. AMdD. lit Hill, 5 3M; 7 Nor. aw 5 ii!J 5 :s; I T 8 o;i ax Tatal aalaa ot railwar bondi (par ralnoX ll.tll.oua (kailkuau Aa ornas iiuius. ft Suta. tig. tit. ell. Bit. uittd. .S, 30 Ailanu Rxcrota,. .161 131 161 161 1HJ mT I M830 Atcn. T. A K re 40V 4M 4WI( 47 47JJ dgr I M Atlantio A I'aclOc. 7)2 7), 7)5 71 8 (If. I 17.1 Com. table Co..,. 101 IOj 106 104 103 IS'J I 3700 Can. Southern.... 0,' 6V t.Wi 00 1 J IsX 1 1 860 Canadian faeino. HJM 83)4 8iU 82 3ii pf J too Central PaclllO. 3M. 86)! 36lj 86 80 M Hi I 460 Cbea A Obiu 24U 24V 2VJ 24'( Ui'.i iaW HI S2SC. AO. lit pt 06 6 84VJ 4k. 06 mt 91 liijClll'-dM 44W 44U 44)? 43 44 8U0ChkAL.IIk 3D 88 .HJ Si)i 4U II IK) I'bk A t. 111. Bt.. 83 HI 84 Kl 84 Hftl 1 1 T36 Chlcaro ilaa, U2). C3V .'3(4 M'i MK "fl 4620 C. C i.AHt L.... 77J 7ft 774; 7742 78 II luo U C. 0. Bt.U pMOnff look K0? lOuVI 100K W (I 10,31h AN.U 116!! 118)! H6)t 116 lltt J -H II ICUCh A N. W. pf....l47 147 147 I4U 147 AT A II 13071k. H.AQ. l'W 104W 107U IUS I0HM ff, I l 17HI a. B. AO. Klu&tl.UO 116 llu lll( I 8J206 C II. A Bu P 7 70W 78 78(4 7HW I I 856 CM. A8t P. Qt..WlV 12i2 12 IK 131)1 12IU h 71180 1'. R. L A rac... D6) 87 KSkl B3C 80 .100 tin. W. All 2, 2,S kK 2). 2V Suuo Colorado coal.... 611 62 31 U M'T im 26 Cot. II. Y. A Tol 26)1 23K 26. 24U i5 100 Cok A Uock. Coal 2M 2ftV 30)2 6H0O CiUrena' Uaa at B. 83 H3U M 100 Coniol. Viae UO....I09M 103)? 103V 103). 104V 1 J8 UOL A lludion lllHV 168U 1IM4J lbM-; I604J I 1221)aU L AW 14rf 14;, 140IJ 14BU nuC ,'i 1 2uui)en.AK.G inSJ ib) inv 8? ih)J W H051)en AR.O. DC. &j. 65), 65 66 65iJ A SWK.T. V.AO. llA, loC 10JC 104 IOW Iiiiuii iM i. u ill. u, o xn4 i?i XU'A .121 EdUon O. U Co.. 116 115 114)2 H4 113)2 I MlilKllnlA P. M S31 BSIf 8.4 8JV :U SOFIlnt A P. Jl. or ..101 llll 101 102 100 Houiton A Tom. eu itj ev 6 V 7 i lulowa Contra II),' ll, IlM H'K 1IK lOOKIoinon a Pem.. 18 18 lh is mJ 8VILL.1 Welt Dr.. 88 0 85V S5S 85), I 17060 Lake Shora. 112V HUM H2i2 112)2 113 I an Lonir itiand ai)J 03 mw m); 112V 1475 Laclede Uaa CO.. 36 25 24M 24). 25 HOLarleleUael'opt. 08 H 08 t; ;uoii.ouiaa -sun. on; sua in); oix in.; 24iiManbattan ion...U5!i 113; 113 tit U5 HO Manhattan lib 3 6 5 6 H 27VJ Mexican centra!.. 37V 28V 17V 37V 28 lOOMex. Nat'l 7l 7kJ 7V 2u4J MlebUn-i Cont ...V')ii IOJ 10c 101V ln-j 11811 MlnourlPaclne... 73K 7814 76H 75)2 7H 8U0U0.K. AT. 16)2 18,'i 15)2 Id lbV you eir Cent Coal II II 11 ll u 330 N J. Central IJIK 124V 124 124 12V 1370 S. Y. Central 10t4 100M 10U luov I082 8180 N. Y a Kew fcnr. 6iV 61 60V oul t$l 2O0.Y.C. A stk.. 17: 17V I7j! 17VJ 17ij ltN.Y..I'.AM.U Ipf. 74V 74M 74J 7JV 74V I ItON.V.L.L-AW... 3' 2f( 2)J SM i HIM, f. AM K 8 HV H 8V 240 .Sort. A W. cf... 06)2 65V 8.-.V' flflV OH SSOONortbrru I'aclrlo.. 37U 37V 38V Sii), 87 1300orthern Pao if. H.3U 85V 5 85 86V I05IIOhlotHUllleru 24V 24); I'M 24V 24)2 3 IObl A Mill Jl 21)1 21 21)3 21V looa. Ind. A V.. 7lf 7)2 7V 7 B 100 Ohio Ind AW. j,f 31 23 23 2J 21 150 UlltarlO A JlinllK. -.4U 44V 44V 43); 44V IHXIMnlarlnAUrel.... 21V 21V 21) 2l), 2'4 SO'Orejon imp 5oV sou so 4 4l)OreKon K. A .1 ...KM1! 100, 10-1 lu6); too 160 oreion U 4)v 4EIJJ 4iv 4CU so S17oo Oregon A Trane.. 48)2 S(W 411V 4BV 878oPaclllo Mail. .41 46)2 41 4'); 46V 82056 rhlla. A lioadlni. 48V 4i 4? 4h'2 4i).; nooPulk al. (ar Cu.lH7)2 1B7V IBI 1S7 lb7l! luouuk'kiiivernf oo at sa si sav luo KtoGranUeW.pt. .11 si si si r,i U1K, Rich A M P. 21M 26V 24W 24)i; 24V 100 KlCh. A W. P. pt.. H 8U H4W 84 H 60 It All .114)2 lug ll4lj 114 IIS 7niBtL. AS. f. 35 86 34) 34V 35 4I0 8LUA H. P.Df. 04 0.1 84 4 U'. lUOL P. A llnilllh .17 37 '17 30V :t7V aiiMl1, A Omaha... UK 33V 8.1V 85; 3,stJ IkiVHt P.. M A ..111 11.1 113 112)2 ll'lV 7. 0 "outbern i'ao 1.1)( 85); 33' 3.1', 86I1 isimltnn. CcilA Iron. 10 60k 4BV 4HU 60 JI TnLA lit M H5 Kl 8.1 H.l li.3ii I,ial Pacific n 22)4- 22V 22 U 2.V 630 Tol. A. A A N M. 411 40 bull 381, vAl 11347 L'nlon Pacino. eav S7V eii)J wj 117 401 Union Pac. U AH. 37 87'. 37 81M 87 IOHH..Ht 1.AI. 14 14 14 13V 14 lino w ktup pf. 20); ao 2k anv 311 5.Wella rro I.i 141 146 143 140 MO S475 WenternL'lL Tal.. o6; K,'t KW 3V 85V alJSKliee'luir A UK.. 41 41)2 4nJ 40'J 41 1300Mieel A I, 1 pi, 78V 7; 77)2 7Hl,: 78V 4Wflli Cenlrak JOJi 32), 30,'J 81)J 32 Ex dlTMen'l Tba total ealea of iiocki wora 405 568 iharei. tfklMXP MrAl.mBNT TRiJfXiCTIOXA M"'. Optrfg. JimVC. lom't. noj't. 160 Araer. Cot oil ".8 2 s5 IS) Amer. Cotton OH ctla.. 3iV a IK 81 si (1170 Miiar Kennerlei hil 87); K dou 11280 National Lead Trnit.... 31V 21)2 anV 20)2 HiriDiitiliriA c r iruit. 4 48 45V Jstf 7ia American CanleTruit. IS ItV 13 14U 306 X A T pf.. I 29 21$ 20 "S 4iiCn. A Atl Beneilclarr.. lav i&t? isu ia'' 120rj8t.U, Ark. A lax. 3d a.p it i3 u ii' loocbrraollie 40 .40 ,40 40 Uoo ComiUKk T. Co IN ,18 ,H ih lOOPreeland H6 m ,m 'B 400 Horn BIlTer B..11 s.70 8.3.1 3.7u IKIMt Dei-ert Land Lo., 100 1 ui 100 I(l 600 rhcenlx of Aru 1 to 1.40 1.40 140 000 Ktandant 20 ,80 .27 27 (Sonil Oeorirta',Iartnc 2d en 7RU leu Van 7HV l680OOKan.ATex. 4a W. I 701. 70. 70H 7nii ISueioKan A Tex. 2d. W m 53 fit, g, ilOOU) Pipe Line ctfi m oi; kiJJ SOITOK ILOSIta QCOT4T1041 Bid. Atkf't jujt jti.A toe. A Halna...2J5 225V Frl.T.l Z "t C.B.Ms 40 Weit I ud Land. 3JM 8- central Maaa... 3u 20V Boa. A Mont..?; at siQ Baiiern 104 Untie A II01.... 24 24J V. Y. A N. B. of. 120, Calumet A 11.0.313 814 Hex. cent 4a. 7SK 73V Banta r M. ci 105 unit Max.ieiil.n'k. 3TM 2 A., T. A P. 4. 85V L152 Old Colony. 174)2 "5 A. T. AS. Kit AB.ellTel....2ai 2J7 ",,u" ruitipitmu cioiixa ccotinoxa. mi. AHea. inx jitti. rb.AR.tu.ra 4i. 84 H4V Uhlfh Taller., ns VblkAK.lltpf.74H 74W U CAN. Co.... 63 Kit i llffiL S8M '7 WIT-I... S. 84H urrvr koxpon qdotitioiti. Atlantio A nt. W. lit 41 lion A Naibtllle. n'i AUenlloAlIt W.2d... 8V N. Y. Central .."Iini Canadian 1'acllio 8.1)4 Northern Pacinopf..,. 8 Central Pacino. Norfolk A Weit pf.... 7V J.rle Common. 2n). Penmrlranla S'.lJ Prle-Jdconiiole. I08K neadln 24'! llllnou Central 120(2 sl Panl common',,,.. DnV Kanan A Tela, T. K.. I8li Union Pacific. kull UxeBUor II5)J Wabaabpf... Bifl I Wednkbdat. May 2a 1 Tug stock market rtorte J upon an upward I fluotuattoa to-day naturally and easily, and, In 1 aplte of one or two untoward olroumatanoes, I I I ,bs uiOTement was maintained to the oloso. 1 I Too rlroumv.auceft roforroj to pboulj eurprles III no one who Las watched with discernment tue 1 il efforts that have been made to attract tbo epeo- Id) IJ "'stive pnblto Into burins Chloaso Oat and IM "I Hunar Refineries stocks. The merits of those B two stocks bare been eet forth and advo- WN l) cated In cortaln mediums of imbllolty with a EK real that baa seomed to know no bounds. To- 111 dar's market shows that, throuch adroit 7lli manipulation ond skilful odvertlslnc. lares f U' iuantllls of those stocks hae been dls- l Iflunted. tt III v The brak ,n Cbie 0" wa preolpltated SifAmr y th appointment of a reoelver for the pre- ifSjft esor of the present company. Thefrlenda of the enterprise claim that there Is nolhlnit for tbo receiver to administer upon, as allot the assets wore turned over some time bro to the present corporation, whtoh wan formed for the purposo of overoomlnc the lesal objections raised by the Illinois Btato Courts. If the faots haye beon correctly elated, to-day's loaal pro ceodlnns at CIiIcrko aealnst the concern should not make a dollar's dlfforonce In tbo valuoof tho pronortr. Tbcy resulted, howovor, In do pros8lnn the prlco of tbo slock from C2'; to CJU In los than an hour. It ral lied a fow points, but sold oft nualn ro that nt the closo It wan C, V cent lower than yestnrday at SS),'. Somo ono quickly por celTod that an opportunity was presented to attack Sugar lteflnorlcs btock. and, on rumors that a rocolvcr would be appolntud for tba trust, the price was brokon from about f S to SO. and It left off C?; cont. lower than yostordny at a rally of only V cont. Ttio romarkablo fea ture of tho iloalinKs was that tho market for other stocks, especially railway sharos.was not demoralized by tho two moTomontB that bars been described. Tho entire list was held In oheck while tho two Industrial stocks weio plunclnn most violently, nnd the prices of tov eral wero aftoctod sympathotlcally. Hut It was only temporary, nnd lone before tliocloco tuo movement that had boon bo suddenly luter runtod was rosumed. As wan foreshadowed lant nlcht, London lio nan buylnc lor tho new account promptly at the onenluK tnls mornlnc. Uh (avorltoiuoro Atchison, ht. l'aul common, and Lant 1'onnoH (oo socond preforrod. Tbo two llrBt namod wore In oiory ropoct tho loaders of tho rnll wnymurkot. Tho other Grancor and South western Bliaret wero with thorn favorably nf focted by tho ncruomeut thitt wn roncbod to day between nil ot the Northwestern roads. In cluding WlBennsIn Central, to restore pneson CcrruteB to tho schedule of Doc. ill last, nnd miilntnlu thorn for sixty days. That aoilon beats out tho Btatemont mndoln this columu to-day rocardlnu tho Infection of Mich an ox ample br was Bet by the Trunk linos and their lake connections yoiterdny. A conenil Im provement In the rulo situation Booms Inev itable, but It will bo accomplished slowly. Tho conl stockH and Lake hhoro were Htronc foa turos nf the Bueculntlon. Tho closlnu was strong, with pricos as a rule practically hichor than ioMordiiy. and n fow BpoclnltloB, notably 1'Hi'illc. Mull nnd Citizens' Gas of Jirooklyn, materlitllv hichor. 1'lnal sales compare with those of yesterday as follows: JMV27. Jfmiia. Mgi27. JfavSB. Atih- T. A a. r. 4ii), 47 Nor. P. com 37', S'j); taiutdlan Pao M'ye b3V Nor. Pac pt Hi); H5 tan.tonthern.. 311), fe'4 N. V. Cent.. lie ltS C.C.C.aM. .772 T N. Y. A .N Knit. 5" V SUV Ph., Bur. A g ..lu:), ln8 N. I. Central. ,124'J 124 Cblc A 1C III 3'1 3lt; Omaha com SS 3iV C. A halt III. Pf. HI M 'Unlarlo A Went 211. 21), Coiihol Has. .KHV lu.); Uiruii H. A .N..UH1'. i Chen Allhla... '.'4, Oreiion A T. C. 4"1. 4B'i C. A .11 pt.,. 44 4(1, Tactile Mall. 41', 43V t hicairoilm.... ul'i n.".); Pull. Pak car... 1"7J 1U7 Pel. 1. AH 1411 140), Hock lelnnd.... US', OV lieu AltU. 1IIV III'. Itlch. A W.P.. 25V 24i; Dell A It Ik pt 3iK .'..V, llfJlliif. 48 4'V Erie 2S17 '.-V'm.L.aJ.F nf.... U4 0.1 ftTrf lev 2i);'HL Panl coin... 77). 7BV Kan. A Texaa... I31J 10;,6U Paul pf ...Ul'j 121V lin. A.Saah SI'S Ulkll. P. a Mon....llJi 111 Lakesh"ro.....ll'J. 11211'TeT. Pac 2J1; 2."; L. K AW. pf... M31: I!62T.. C. 1 A It. 6tl'2 6'l I.acleCoGan 25 24'. l'nlon Pacltto... tn'? i.7 Manhattan con.H1V 110 III P., n 1 0... 37 37V Ml h. Cent. 10IS 101'; Wab. A f pt... 21", 2s2 MlMonrl Pao... 7.1 70 MVtat Cn Tek... m'! 86), Mei. Cent 27'2 at W. A U K. ...41 41 Nnrf. A W. pf U-W 03.VIW. Ik K. pf 7-i 7-J NfiriliweKtcom.ll5) llb',i Government bonds steady ntunehnnKediuo tatlons, llnilwny bonds llrmor. Tbo featurut wore Western Now York and 1'oniiBvlvniilit'Jds, J.acledo Gns lets. Toledo, Ht. l.ouN nnd Kan Bns Cltv lRts, Atchison. Atlantio and l'ni'lllc, Ohio. Indiana und Western. Jtendlnc, and To.ins rnciflc Issues. Tho moro Important not nd vnncos wore In Atchison Incomes, lr1 cent., to to ti: Northern I'auillclRts. to 117'.: Ohio riouthorn cnneral 4b, to 77: Ohio, Indiana and Westorn 'JiIb. tnflS: Itlcbmoud nnd Uun vllle Ca, to ill tillondint; 1st iirorercnco in-011)0.-, t,, tii7t', undid uri'ferenco lnonmes, to 67, nnd Toledo, St, I.ouIh nnd Kansas! Ity lsts. I V te.it.. to lUii. Tho nolowortby docllnes were In Atlantic and l'a ill" lsts. V cent., to HI llrlo id cnpsols, S to I0r, I.aclodo Gnt Ibis. to S.l s Texas I'nollle 2d. to 14, and Western Now 101k nnd ruiiiisylvnnin. 1 tf cent., to.ti. In bank stocks 100 shares of Setbcard sold ntl5- ljU, 17 shares of l.nnk of N nliAmerloa at l'.lu. and 5 shines of Western National ut 1U'.. Silvor bullion ccrtlllfnte-. Kl.J.O'iOounces, Bold at 102 S'" lu). liar alii or In J-oudon was nuiet nUTd. V ounce. Motiiiy on e.ill 4 7 T) cont. Timo money. 5 T eent. for tour months and fiS V ient. for elrht montln on nniroied stock Kxchnnco collateral. iVunmorcial paper iif.-t. Th t'est doub!e-i nmo pai or 13 ouotod at ."il,(?0 V cent, und prlmu i Inslo name nt fir-7 V cent. Bioriimtfviiiiui:" irn. i-ostou asuing rate9 or lone bills' and 4.S7 for demand. Ao tual raios aro Mb .ctl.81'. (or tiU-duy bills. I.Si'. 'fl.- lor bliihl drafU. and H.SSJViS H.'ii for cable trnusfera. To-day's olleit to -oil C'nllod Stotes bonds to the Govoriiiui'iit nccrecatod $L.ti.liO. of which tJ4,4uO wuie in lit Vtl nnd i'J.uou wore 4 is at ll)3't. All wero u&epted. Tho New York, Lako 1'rlo and WoBtorn Itnll rond Compuny reiorts for April: 14 i .i mtrrrrnee. c.rr4 earning tl,''5J.7IJ S2.341 7 7 Inc $i2,iiJ4 Workij expense 1.3J',2I l,toul,.4l Inc 2l,.cvif J8J4 4ti. 77.'.r.l.llni' SI55 0I7 Rental!. 174,'.iM 3ns.:iilue. :,oj Net oarnlnra $440.5s7 $374,101 Inc sTsTio? (icronKR to araiL iM'LrsiTx. IHSflnJIAsi) lHu .in f InOa rnf'rrnee. OroM earnlnn $14 ijt,Wrt Jin,272 '5i Inc ui 74j Working axpeusea tk'Av'168 ln,74u s.4 Inc. 1, 80 2115 S.MIII.24H Jo.53l.MM Ino. "foTi Rentals I3iu,u7i 1.4-3.K', luo. mr.iM.i Net earnlnsa f !"W,17a 4,n47 41 Inc 36.1262 The Norfolk nnd Wes.ern Ilnllroad reports cross oarnlncs for April uf o3'i,13i.an inoieaso nf J1J1,17'J oh compare I with the Bnmo month of last year, and not $17ilii;:. .in lneronso or $:)0.uJU. 1'orthe fonr months endlnsr A m USD the cross enmities were sl.,.i$2.oi7, an Inoicasa of SSJU.flUS nscoraDarod with the conobnond Inc period of hf-t year, and net IG'Ju,72u. an in creasoof SlU4.u03. At nn ndjoiirnedmoetlncof tho directors of tho Missouri. hnnsaH nnd Texns Hallway Com pany held to-dny Mr. 11. C. ross, one of thn receivers of tho company, was elected FirBt Meo-l'rt'sldont. Mr. Joel V. l-'rceinan, Tiens urorof the htnndnrd Oil Company, was elected s-econd Vlce-l'rosldent, Mr. J, Wuldo, the truf flo manuKor of tho company, was elected Third Vico-I'rosldi'nt. nnd ilr. J. Jjo NeuMllo was chosen Treasurer. At the annual moottnc of the stockholders of tho 1'acllle Mall htenm-thin Company hold to day, tho ticket printed In Tin: Si's this morn lnc was unanimously elected bynvotoupon the maiorlty of tho shares, and subsouontl .Mr. I. I'.. Houston wa-i elected President nnd Mr. Ld ward I. miter bach Vice-President. '1 ho netaarulncs for the joni endlnv April JO woro $jlU,.75H. 4uunltoi!..").'i t cent, uimn tho stock, acatnst trJl.ftno. oqual to '2.11 y cont. upou the btock tbo provlunn yeur. Tho Goiornlnp; Commltfe of tlm filock V.x cliatik'o listod to-dny tho follovlnc securltlos: Orecon Itailwa and Navliration Cwnpinr'n addi tional l.iue nf .1 H cent oullaterai truRt uu.d butnta, 11.3.4,0 41. inaklnir the total amount lUtfd i,r4.wi Ohio anl .Miwulppl Hallway Coiupany's a'Idltlonal Jri ia of nrnt general mnrtraife boude elir.iim luakln? tho lotalamuunt lulert S.k5rt0nt An equal amount or ivarond mortKaite 7i li to tie utrlcken from Hie lint Kdlnon hlerlrlo lllumlnatlni; Company a additional Ifiiuo or flrit rnortuai;e boude, iM7,wJ, makinir total amount Haled f 2 6d7.Bil. Tho 1, real Northern Railway Company'! preferred itiick.2i'.im(Ki. The Consolidated Gas Company of New York has declared 11 soml-anuunl dividend of V cent., puyablo Juno H. The prices of rollned sucar have beon ad vnmod 1-IWi of n cont per pound. Acconllnc to tho toimt of tbo Atchison uen eral consolidated moriKngo, nil of tbo hL Lotus nnd ban 1'iunclsco Htoiks nciiulred by the re cont dual will have to be turned oier to the Lnlon '1 rust Couipniiv. the trustee of that mortcuce, nsailditioiial Becttritr fur tho bonds. Tho market vultio of tho stock Is equal to (i' V cunt, of tho face of tho roortGiico, it is tin drrbtood that tho AichLon ninnncement has already under formal consideration tbrco prop ovitlons crowincout of its uoiiniMiloti of tho Han 1'rnnclsio road. Tbo moit Important, perhaps, relatos to tho exluiiFlon of the Atlan tic and 1'aclllo road to t-nn Lranelsc 0. This will reiiuiie tho coiistructlon of about .'IVI miles of road, which, it Is said, can ho built for sirHhW.lfCH of 4 ornt. bonds. This rnnd will umiuestlonably bo oullt some time, but the work may bodslnjed if Mr. Iluntlncton ulves the Atoli son th sort of trneknen urrnnt'oment It wnnlBOMirtho Southern I'acillo ro.nl. An other pro'tiot in the oxteiiBlon uf 1 lie cumi'Uiiy's Ino botweon chlcueonnd I'akln, 111. from tho Inst named to hi. J)ul. The cie.itoi' part of thedlitnnoe botwoon those two points could bocovoiod by onnnectlni: exlstlnc roads, nnd It Is reported that Horerul of thosu roads bnvo already been oHored to tbo Atelili-ou Com pany, j no iniru nioposition comes Irom tho MUsoiiil, Kansas nnd Teus Company, and Is fpr nn outlot to that company to Ht, I.ouIh otor tbo Nan 1 rnuclkco load. At pro-ont tho 51, K. nnd T. company reaches St. Louis oer the MIhsoiiiI I'ucillo trackH. Inuldontnlly It may bo notod that the Mlsbouri 1'aclllo company will turn Its lioldlncs nl ht. Louts and haa l-ranclfoo stock, about Id.Ouo, Into the Atchl euii company, In uiehunco for ItHBtock. and ihe buutberii i'ai-lUo will probably make the same disposition of Us holdlnics, which aie about 3U.0OO shares. Adrian II. Mullor A Bon sold by auction to day at the Ileal Kstate Lxclmnco these soourt tlosiimonB others- 20 iharei Central Truit Co 1 .'ivr-l.aw 3.60UII II Claiiln A lu Interim Cerni'i .ite. ronimuu .lurk, I ret and eecoud intah. lUMiie 1 a 1 ui leh.l N, 1. -s. Law Inatllulr 51.., tl'i urn in 11 ijn Clr. 11 1: 1 1- piju I alMre I mm. 11 i,p AMonal..l 30ihire Imimrlere' aui Tradore National U"DV 64J .14014; 40iharei National Cltlsene' Hank 177 Sou ihareiMerchaiiti' National Bank. is.iu IMUharei Bank of America 2171. lOihaieiliumneBauk no) J mWSmmmmjgmmWmmmmmm 103 iharfl Standard Oil Trout 170X 80 tharea Hyraoua, Blubamton nnd It. T. It K 140 4 iharri t'nlted statei Fire Iniurance Co 178 4hireeChlcato and Alton R. a. prererred 181 Siharei Albany, and Runiuehanna R. R.. 188)4j nthar'i N York, New Haven and Hart- ford It It 2a 10 iharri Commonwealth Ininranca Ca hi l7hareirennryltanlacoal o k-ilM Iniharei Lawjere' Tula Ininranoeco. 1.17 11, (Oj Mate nt Arkamaa 7 p cent bond, da 1800. April. ih74.eonponenn $48 7n ehareii TwentT'third Mreet Italtway Co 27c 373 fro ahaiei Portv eecind htreet and tirand Htreet lerry R It Co 244 J iharei American I- irhanfe National Hank, 10.11 i lusnaree llamlitun Bank ot Hrookljn 1J5 Trea-ury balances rompnro with those of yosterdaynslollows: Uav 27. May 2S. 00H flfw..ni,o72 $li.'4.ii(io Local tenderi P.liu,3'.il 8 3s,(?6 Totall lli7.77H6IH 107,llJ8,0.i3 Sllter balance. 117. 7"4 I'i2, aralnit $I7IS29 jeiter dar, Depoiite in national bauka, fJ8,t69,l34, acamit TJ.1.2J4iiliyeiitrrUay Money In London. cent Tho rate of dlsnnnnt In tbo open tnnrkot for both short nnt threo months' bills is lil 11-lli V cent. 'X he amount of Million withdrawn from tbo Hank of Lnclnud on balnnco to-dar Is 10.000. l'arls advices tiuota .1 V cents, nt UU francs 35 centimes, nndoxchiiOKOon London at 25 francs lit), continiOH. The stntetnont of the Imperial Hank of Uermanr shows nn lncroato In specie ot Li'.lHO.OOO marks. The committee that undertook to reorganize the Norfolk Houtborn Until oad last year an nounces th At tho plan Issued by It on Juno 1, lHS'.i. has beon abandoned, nnd a now plan, acroed upon by 11 majority of eocurlty holders, hat beon lodsod with tho Atlantio Trust Com pany, and a now committee has been formod to carry out that plan. Tho now commit tee conslstH of Messrs. John U. Moore, Alox nndor T. Van Nest. William II. Slalo. V. N. lloimlnud. nnd Walter H. Johnston. Hecurltv holders, to avail Ibemselvea of the advantages of tho new plan, must deposit their securities with the Atlantio Trust Company on or before July 1 next, nnd holders of cortiflcatOB tor se curities deposited undor tho old plan must exchanco tbem bofore that date. The committee on reorganization of tho tit I.ouIh. Arkansas and ToH8 Itailroad has called tho llnnl Installment of the assessment upon the stock. It Is $1 V ehnro, and Is puya blo on or boloro June 2. Subscribers to the new 4 V cent, first mortiraco bonds that are to bo Issued on account of improvements are notified that tho bnlnnee of their sub-crlptlons aro duo J one 2, nnd ui on p.-iunont of it Interim cot tllk'iites lor tho bonds will be istued. The Continental Trust Company has filed Its rettlflcate of authorization from tho Htato linnklnir Department In tho County Clork's olllco. its capital is $Suii.Oiiu. nnd tbo truHtoos aro Henry A. Oakloy. William l'otts, William A, Smith, William II. WInor. Hugh N. Cnuip, Arthur J. l'onbody. Gordon Norrle. Charles M, Fry. llobort Olypbant. John C. Hnveineyer. llobortB. Uolt, ileury M. Tabor, nnd Willlnra Jay, Tho sales of mlnlnc stocks nt the New York Consolidated Stock nnd 1'otroloum KxchaiuA to-duy woro as follows: Sales, yam'. opening, lltgliett Lovxtu Cluing. 7imAitorii 5 .1 .1 1 lMKirtrunewIci Con 1 no 3 I" 1 HI 2 10 -OOBul.lon 1 60 1 70 1 60 I 70 lSiMl.ella lile 60 CO on to 414J Hodle 84 t'S Ort lrt Str) t'ointt'k Tun. Co.. It in im 1 IlllCrown Pomt 2 85 2 H5 2 SI a 86 no Caledonia II. Illtla 2 15 2 15 2 11 a 15 &00U011. Imperial. 40 45 411 45 ll Clin. Cal. A Va.... Iti 4 V3 4 8i 4 US lOoDea.lsoidTerri. ISO 1 Ml 1.0 150 IPO El CrlltO 120 I 2') 1 2n 120 llnil.urekncon .4 21 4 25 4 .'5 4 25 160 Horn surer .1 70 3 7u 3 70 3 70 loo Mexican 3 I.I 3 0.1 3 00 3 (HI aOiMntnat t. A i'a i io 10) I u) 1 ui milled lentak 1 21 1 J.1 1 123 liilllDlnr 4 75 4 75 4 73 4 73 24uorhanlx otArlx. I on I no l 36 1 40 IfOPoloil 6 37 6 37 3 87 6 37 into Rappahannock.. .0 8 il 8 4lOUfanuaiii 3D 62 3'l 5l. Standard 2J 22 21 21 4no Sutler Creek... 1 50 1 Ml I 60 1 tv 2tai.smairp 2 to 2 to 3 10 2 10 MOMerraNerada 2 II 2 15 2 16 2 11 200 1'nihCon 1 OJ 1 oo 1 no 1 oo lb total traneacuon ware IB, 730 sharet. Nrw Yoi'k Markeln. WansxanAT, May 2s. Piocr .ind MrL Tho market was generally quiet. Local dealers were not inclined to buv. but at ulitfrit couenst-ms here and tbera there was rome reilval nf buiimr ibe low unites for export. l imu I inures were larlabli- aud Irrrnular. iltlinc lower, except lor September wllkli was about as es trrlav. It was tliruunliout a .limlrun market turn about and wheel about, ihen "do iust so audererr time ou turned about the mora )ou dlan t know. Liverpool made a conslderatile adranco nrer last Pr. dity but. as was expected, did not tuli) respond to our LutL'e suuie operators t)uiukbt they woul.l elt on it and the opening- was weik Ihern waa a quick rallv, liowev-r, and then a further adrnnce- About noon. howeer, the selling to reallre b-came steady and de term ned. aud a fresh short Interest wan rnnde with considerable spirit Crop accounts were very Kood. ant reports uf Increased acreage Here ireuerak till lielrfiiR to foroe down xalues. Cotton on the spot was l'lilf. dearer, and nulet; middling: uplands. I.i-ic do. On fa. 12 16-lhc. Tho follow iui; are details of transac linn, in riilllPH.t Ciotlng lyleeK lllgh'lt. Lmzet: Snlel. May I2ll3l2bli 1.'.77 12.117 2.H0 Juuo IA'ilCl.'OJ l.'TH 12.111 7.7isj JUIr ...12bl(ilit,T 12S4 IJLIM 2230O Allk'Uat l-.-C' l-l4 1244 til 100 September iMSill. i n.io 1140 jih Octoler lOKIOBj m4 tost l.ioi OTember 10tlo(llii.0 1073 11170 Mm Peceinber In i.'.wl'V7o 107a 10.70 i.ma Jonttarr I07jf.lu.73 lu iS li.72 4.HU0 lebruary lu.7u(1078 Total sales. I'JI.iMi baies Trauaierable noiites Issusd for May at 12.40, Jane, lu a... Pkovijions ard futures were frmer and more ao tlre, on a demsnu to inter contracts, lu anticipation of tiib'her rUI treUhts sales .t..vn lc. at ii 2-ii 3ic for June, 84JTn..r, for Ju'y n.04c lor Septeuiber, and 870c for October. After Chanye tbo clot-a was steady at ii2Tc for June. u.4:c for jut.', ik.Y.c. for lucust. 8 1 c. for seiitember. andu7nc. for October spot lard f.ilrly actire and linn; sales k.'i tea. city at 17 c and 250 tcs. prime Neat ern at h 3iv28...'i.c t rer.ni-d for the Continent quoted at -l 20(8 4 c. Po-k iteaor at $1 1 :n (514 for new mess, but quirt, tho sales a'noiiutlus: lo only luv bbls. i ul meats uulk but about steady, sa'es 8.IXH) tta pickled belliea U 3 a averace. at.o and l.uoi pickled shoulders at 3c Pre sed lugs steady at 6)V4 6Xc pigs Hit- Tallow-qul-t. asles sou OHs at 4Vc Butteraud chteaa without decldeJ change, rreib tgsi lu itood demand oiuii Mieat futures opened buoyant on the re newed bu)tnic for export toward the doae nf yeater terday s business but a uialerial lurreaae In the quau lit)' on baasajte rauaed the market to react a littlo ton ard lower lliriires sales.,l7H ny bush au3x;r3iH)ip0 for May, ,i..rt't'nt.,c for June. 05H'V,i';r. for Jul), IH-; ti6Hc. forAU'lilt l4V.i4c for beptember, and 0-J (1417140. lor I'eiemb. r. .-.pot wheat was tlrmer but closedqulit sales since our luaL 1 'l.iaobush including No J red winter at H7UC. m ivered. I.c for No J siring and 1 la't forchoue amber Mlcntican f. o b, lu'tau corn futures made a pretly stuart advance, owiu to a relval ot spa ulatire confldeiice. sales li u.ovaj busli at 4 !C fur May 40'iui4il& fur June. 41h'4l'v. 'or Juli, 4.ii3sjc fur Augiis'. and 4-,1.,'a 4JI.C fur feiiember. bpot corn was Ilrmer and fa.rly artive for export shippers taking llJ.Mhi buali. but ihe local trade null eaiee were mslnly for No smiled by canal at 4tia'e9l ic afloal. but llic.uded steamer mixed at sou and prima yellow at 4ja;o deliTered. fats were firmer, on the continued export demand, but the specu atlon was leas active, suits .'.iu,o 0 hush.. In. eluding uptloiis No. 2 mixed at J..ti""3'C for .May, 3ir:tj ,c lor June, and '.'ItHi-'i,. lor July and on Him spot, mixed at 3d .i5c and white at 34(40c as In qusilti l also No J wlilto at 14 aJPic lu elevator, and 3i".c for ul) ltioqutet aud aomliiai AUsr 'Liianga Wheat easy; No 2 red winter for June 05,c. Jul), ,94c August. b4Vc nrptctnber. ti4T,c, be render l'7ao May, 'lu. $l.nr-v turn steady, Na J mixed for June, 4t;c Jul). 4is;c August, 4.'c. sep leutber. 4Jio. Oats (Inn. No i mixed for June 3ic July. i.ic still later, on tho "curii.' the market for wheat declined sluhtlv ton'iHIHc for July 1)4 1 1 u. for Augtiataml September and HAhO. for lieceuber, f,isibi.aii Stale red sold tor im lingi n p t. imo iiri.. Codee on the spot slightly firmer, bnt quiet. Itin quoted at I7t(l7l,c for No. 7. sales sines o.r last Inclu.leM) bars Nu 7 atl7liC an13iaaj bas-a Nos. b a, 7, and a on p. l, bnt It Is rumnred that th-v solilon luiiauf I7);c for No. Muttiradeiln decud at steaujr toiirm prices, saiss Include j,i"o jnau tuie nor 1'ailanr kl-.'SJic t lOi baga Mexli.au at 1'No,, 2,7ll nais XiaraLoJoo, 2,uoU baas unwashed iaracaa 1.4o0 D.ics Central Amerlran. 45 bags liuaiemala, no baffg i.sguara 273 bass i oala Kua and 2iaj baga Bavanllla on p. t Kin oplloua were fairly active at an adlauco of .1 to If points using to stronger European advices, covering of shirts, and on reduced orop estimates. Receipts at lllo, baga at bantua, T) b.-s. bales ...k'.Mn I aga closing barely itasdy, with lellert at the following prices May l74(iAugnst ..l07MNovemlier inno Juti 17 15 September 10b5 Peceinber Utaj Jul) 1805iictouer te.Kijanury .I5U5 Raw sugars arm but quiet at 4iio for fair refining ruiiacoi.ilo and i lio lor siandarl centrifugals a targo of miis.ovaJo sold at the Breakwater for New surkatOtc (orsi;ieat llellnedsugarsacllveandflriner atnt.c for gnnulaiel, t.5 1io for jowdereu. Okie for cubes n.o lor crushed il'.o for mould 'A.1 ic for standard A lor contsclloiiers "A,";.i,'Al 7 luo Pir wh lo extra i ,MI 4V.,f,0 (r xiolaaaes more act leanlllrinar sale. m hli.la at 20c flat aud a i.irgn i litnat li-o lor -si lot At the lea aui Hon hale the pfTerltika vets lair (H;ilpkga) and priceawere steady In llrin for gneu lea. but weak and lower lor black lea The range uf prlres h as follows Mo yuiie-1 yson ioiV'fi4o yutn.g by.nn. loaUc. Im perial, l4M,.'jtc gunppwdtr, lWi o iTngnue) i.unpowder i:i)4juc Jap.in-I'aii fried. ita.Ic sift Inga )4o Couguu luix.i.fjc.i India and orangs Pekoe. Irt'iJIo Oolong Inrmoaa l.'.ta.'u.c. Alni.y ,iui'r, M 1 rai a-blraus tin more artlve and flnuer. closing at 21400 for spot aud J I 230 for Al gust, sales .13 tolls at 21 2v.'l 30c, for prompt shipment. 21 He for August 21210 for Hepiember. nd ai.lm for Ortober. iiuot copper slightly llriuer buniuletcloslngat l'3oc for Jura Lake (t Lead as aisu'a shade lilgner, closing at'4, i.u forspot spelter contlnaes to advance audc oseJ 1 rm at .'i5.icfor June, sales 1.' tons at f. 15c. for.lui Pig Iron warrants were q del and easier sale, on the Con solldated Mo k Ksrbauge IncI idebta) tuna at il8.75us fli.7)v for spot and no 87'. lor.Mins (inn Minn -spirits turpentine quiet and eosisr. ciualngntaiWo,:!,)!,! sales ij. bids lioain ilrm, but qinetatSI 4.')t ell, I) for comiuou 10 kood sti allied. Pt utui 1 1 a 1 ruuo certificates opened al o ad Vance, but iniutedlatel) weakened tinder selling to rentUe. and prices gradually declined to OA.,.. cioliig e.tak opening al ti.u.c selling at bu);lr.'ic.. aud clu.lug at UIIADI,0 salts V8S.0Julbla Court Calendars) Tlilsi llisr, Bcrsvsa Cnrar (Isvsbsi. Tsax. itrcess continued. Ciiiusrax.Moilcncaiendsr. Noa. 1 to 611, called at 11 o'olock. Hrsiiai. Tar.-- Part 1 Caae on-baberskt agt le'ossey. No calendar Part Ik-Case on, Pm palrlck agl N Y L It II. I o. Ciatur Part I. Case unnnlshed Noa 104s. 24ft I.11I. 13 H'a, 1I4I. 3i.'l, i7, 144, 802, 27118,761. 8"J I.. 8 I'.j. 3131. 123 iartll.-Caa onlude wU ssl iirriusn Lichaiiie I anx Nocalendsr. Pari 11 isle in s uimons agt i lack. No ralsodar Part V Cat on. Lev) agt. Mel. I',. I' It Co. No calendar, bCBsoiiaia'1 Catisr. Motion ralen ar, IO 3u a. n Wills ot Mlllsui gulnn and llaniola Paikss, in 30 A. M. Kor probate Dills of Mil lam xulnn. Ellen O'Connell, Frederick llennluia braham Hess, James W orav. Margaret Shesliy Samuel II Crook. H. P Urbrork lo A l neorge Kahl. Annie w. right, lleirgo A. Marsh, Peter J Harry Marls 1. brott, Viifliam It carle nrarge I,rol'ife(.er lanitr M Ketlogg, James II lluudsTheo. (-1 .11 M 1 Mealls a M ScrssioaPiitsr m-i hi Tutu Motions TaiitTrsg ;.,'rl,, .I"""-. -hit lo-ae.iu.r I'm i- II. im III vd loomed lor the term 1)0 ns Litis i. at I him -Adjourned Or Ibe lei 1 srrciat lias. Motion, Taiai Isaa Part I 1 o r 1 ppolouia, ail 1 Na Ititsl. Part II. Ai'biurned for the term. Oirr Covsr srai ui. Teas Motions. Tbiil Tsaat.-. rsnal ,11. and III -Adjourisu lor the term, rart IT, -Special calendar, ttnnrinU To tho Holders ot tho Preferred and Common Stocks or tho St. Louis San Francisco Railway Company. We hove "old onr entire holdlnea orthei ssbOTr-susmed alocka o te ATIIIHON. TorEKA AN1 HANTA FIJ ItAII.ROAU CIStPA.N", nnd hisTe reeelved In exebunae tbereilor sbsrrs of the 'npltl Htnek of Ihei Atchison Company tin the lollotvlns basalts, nmelj'i rr esrlt one Ihoimind hresi ofnaldPre. ferred HlocU, thirteen linnilrrd nnd "evenly. Ave shares nf Atchlaon etlncti, and Inr each one thousand shnreorld t opinion stock, een hundred and fllty shares Atchlstoa atnckt o, In other ssords, for riich elaht shares til Hita Prnclsi'0 Preferred vie re. celved eleven shares Atehlaon, nnd liir each lour shares or (be Man 1'ranclseol'om. mon wo received three shares of Atchison. Many ol nr Irlcnds have already applied and havn Intrusted lis vslth their shares, to be sold with our own nnd on like, terms, We hnei nrinnaed lor the sale on rsnctlr the same basis as for our own, hut for a limited period only, of all the r.an I'rnnclacn Preferred anil Common Hhnres held by others. (Stockholders dealrlnc to avail or this prlr. Ilcite should deliver their shares at our of. flee, nnd receive receipts therefor est. ehanseable lato Atehlaon stock us soon as reaar. Holders of the above described shares la Boston and vlclaltr ena deposit them with MEHHIIH. KIDDKII. I'lIAllOllY Jt CO. for onr account, and receive similar re. cclpta therefor. We have the sole riant to exrhunee nil such shares, aud we reserve the rlR-ht to withdraw this prlvllcae at any time. In arranttlnz 'or this sale Me have be. Ileved that It xtould be tor Ihe Interest of the stockholders orthe HAN IKANI ISt o COMPANY that the ATCHISON Itm. PANT should thereby secure lull control oftbe San Francisco Company. J. W. SELIGMAN CO., HinOADHTUr.ET.MlI.MBl'Il.BlNO. New York. May S3. ISO". MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS ltcorganiy.n.io.i. NOTICE. The resaalatas: OS PEK CENT, npoa eer. tineateael" subscription to the 618,000.000 Iliad Is herebr called due nnd payable at the CENTItAI. TItl"T COMPANY OF N EW Y'Oniv ON 3IONAY..HJN lis, IHOO. when 1NTEKIM CEHTIFlt ATIIS will be delivered lor the NEW PEK CENT. 1ST MORTGAGE BONDS. The certificates of subscrlptloa will be stamped FCI.l. PA I II," and will thea only enll lor Preferred Stock, to be delivered whan Issued, Payments will be received in cash, or in 7 per cent. First Consolidated Bonds with Aug. 1, 1888, and subse quent couDons attached, at $1,164.30 for each 1,000 Bond, being principal and accrued interest to June 6, 1890. STOCK. THE TIIIKW INSTALLMENT OF AH. HESSMENTON TnK STOCK IIF.PKE. HENTEII HY HKOnCAMZA'I'ION t'EII 1IFICATES IH HKItl'.nVCAI.I.Kll III'!'. AND PAYAIILl: ON TIllltMUT, MAT CO, lSUO.ANltTIIKFOUKTIl AMI LAST INSTALLMENT OF SAIO ASHKSM. MENTIS CALI.Ll) n 1T.AMI PAY'ABI.E ON FItlltAY, ,IUNES,lSOO, HAIll PAY. MENTS TO II E MAIli: AT THE CEN. TI1AL TKUST COMPANY OF NEW YOltX. FRF.nr.sir, r. oli-ott. i jor.i, r. rjxi:ni aOi, HENRY XV. POtllt. HENRY ItriINK, COMMITTEE. COLOATE 1IIIVT, I.OVIS lITZGi:lt.VI.D. II. J. OE MAKEK OVENS.) o b I'LI.Ib, Secretary. 64 Wall Bt NEW TORIC, May II, I8.M. SI. Louis, Arkansas, and Texas Reorganization. xwnvK, The TIN A I. INH I'ALI.MI'.NT or asses, ment en the capital stock, vla si per share. Is due und puyablc on Monday, ,Iune 3, 100, at the offlce or the Ccnttul Trust Compuny or New York, Subscribers for new 4 per cent flrst mortgsgs loo )ear Hold Certiflcatis and new 4 per cent, second mort gage 10U yesr Cold Income terl'llcatea, lo provide for cash requirements under tho reorganization Plan an 1 Agreement, are hereby notlt'et to pay the balance of their etibHcriptlons at the Ceuttal Trust Company of New York en Monluy, Juno I -in Interim C'ertlflcules will be Issued by the sxlj Trust Company on June 2, IM". upon surrender of lull paid subscription receij u roDerly endorsa L i'. P. Ol.rO i'T, CilAIltMAN. NEW TOKK. May CO, IB. O. rLLIH, becrelary, 5ltallst ofpic; H OP TUB RICHMOND AMI U EST POINT TER. WIN A I. HAII.Il.Vl AMI liVAKE. IIOl'Si: toil PAN Y. To the lloldera of the t'omnon Capital Stock nf the Klchraoud and West Point Terminal Rullnay aud llurcliouao Com pany. .Notice la hereby given, purs isnt to the reso'otlong of the Hoard of Utrei tors, ttiat ihe transfer books or th common capital slock uf this c unpalii win be rlossd ou the second day of June ut ouc.oi.kl' M and tl'at the same will remain closeJ until the iw elftlulay uf Juue at In uMock 4 M llolderaof the common rnfitil stock of record at the time or the closing of the buoks will beeutitieJ tu tbo following privl,e,ie 1 or everyone hundred slmreanf such common capital sunk I eld b) am stockholder am ti .loikhnldrr shall be entitled, upin the tu)meui of 1 1. xo hundred dollars, lorerelxe ouo line Ihoiisuiiil lol r hoiul uf the laaue of bonds set itretl by the Cunaollila'nl ilret collateral mort gage of this contpani, dated 1'liri II I. It-hll and known as the lltfl Per I eut i oiiaoiidalril llrsl .Mortgage Col. lateral Imld llulut with current oti ou attached and also to twenty shares of tbe common capital stuck of Hie comiiiti). liiisiTirurge may be availed of until ihei'thdayof June mm. at Jocloik P M "Inn such pnvi e:e shall termluate Twenty.llve per cent, of the ul srrlptlnn shall be paid on stalling of the priillege nn. I il e liilsnte on tbe 16th or .lull, ln,"i. Paled New York. May "I. I Ml MA.VsVEI.I. COFFIN, AbnIKTANT bl.Clll.l AllY I'ltlJ ThMPllllI. THE CINCINNATI, WASHINGTON AMI 1IAII 1 .lOlli: lt.MI.KOAI KCDItGA.MZ.V'riON. iii:livi:ry f m:v sec vkities. Holders of the Psriuera loan and Truat Coinnany certtllcalrs for all act tirlllea and stork deposited under the plan f reorganization, upun resenting t ie same ut thelruet Comjsny, .0 IMIllntn ft N.w Yurk nil ntnl after tbe 711s day of May lust, will rcceite tlio new securities therefor as therein provided t IIAIII.CS WI'.IIICIIANF, JOIIN II. IIA IH, l.lllVAIll) It. HAt ON, iii'.nxi n. i'ook, T. EltVxAIill 1IA1UII.ETON, ntANH WALHI. Secretary "--"tea, NOBTHEUN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. 17 Ilroud St., New Yark. MAY I, lSfn Notice Is hereby given, under Die terms of the ra.oln tlonof tlieHo;irdof Directors or the Northern Pacific Itailroad Company, adopted Pec 1 H thai a rail of 2n ier cent, has il is day le ii uvide ntt miti ripuons to 1 Northern Paclilo I. am oala II i-d ism Concoti.l ,te, I Mort.'Sie (.old iioltds. i ,IJ ..ill -a n)able at I ho olt.es of the t-aruier' Lusn and Irusl Cuiupany. 2llltuia it, New York, on Juue I, pirn. hOlllUr.HN PACIPIC ItAII.KOAD CIO. UV HENRY VILI.AUI), Chalrsasa or th "Scars. rflnattciat. STsrssSsssss4svSisSi.-LiTrsT-ris-1j-g--i j-i. u, iri -ut-xg-syvsrs t ft T r-s r-i rt i-s srs; sasasss Reorganization NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. Notice Is hereby kIvcb that the plan of re. orcaslsntlon ol the NORFOLK SOUTH. ERN KAILROAU, presented tea security holders by WILLIAM II. PHILLIPS and others la their circular dated JUNE 1, 18(1, has been abandoned, and that la place thereor the nnderslcncd. committee named therein, have acrecd upoa a new plan, copies ol which, with Information la regard thereto, tttsr now be obtained at the ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY, NO. III! WILLIAM HT. Ihe committee to carry the new plan into effect are UKhHIIH. JOHN (1. MtlOflK, ALEXANDER. T. VAN NEST. WILLIAM II MALE, 0. N. HOAULAND, AND WALTEItH JOHNSTON. To avail themselves of the alvantaget of the new plan, holders ot bonds and stock must deposit the same with the ATLANTIC TItl'KT COMPANY, and holders ot certiiicates of deposit unilsr said plan ot June 1, ibhu, must exchange tits tame for certificate under the new plan, on or before duly 1, lauo. Those xx ho have deposited securities under said plan of June 1, 1KB.), and who do not deslrs to become par ties to the new plan are notified that on surrender of their certificates at the ATLANTIC TRUST CO MP AN Y their securities will bs relurnsd. Hated New YorK, Mar 2S, ipso. WILLIAM II, MALE. 1 Committee C. N. HOAGLANII, under rlrcu. WALTER H .IOIINHTON, f j.""! W. R. HICKEKMAN. 18811. Winner Investment Company. rCLL PAID CAPITAU fl,(.O0,000 o llONDS ,VP7r,AJNn BANKINO Due 1P04. Interest Uusra'niee'd. 'so per cent stock liouus. t o KA1SAH CITY HKIDOE AND TERMINAL RAILWAY. Due ISin. Oold Honda Htock isonus. Central Troll j, Comoan). trustee. O o REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT HON lis. Pun 1894. Interest fluarantetiL 60 per cent Btock KANSAS CITY INVESTMENTS EX. n fl.UHIVELY. ibe Inner Inveaiinent Compatty Is not the only cor Foralloiitha oilers tlestern Investments for Idle money Hut It posae.ses elements In lleelf that are rarel) found among li, class A eet en ears' recurd of uniform suo cess, nesierii men In the executive management, tho direction nlinoat enllrelx made up of men who give their entire lime lo the company, and who are largely dependent upon its success for Income and profit no large number of "figureheads" without responsibility or psrsoiial Interest: localizing all Inieilments at a cen tre, without exception tbe most promising In the coun try nn diversity of interests no lack of knowledge of values or nf know ledge of men wlih whom dealings are nail-these arc the factors that properly appeal to think ing Investors, -ind the-e. with the siste-nof bitslne.s or saulred on the broad nrinrlpsl or co operation end piu tual pro! t ofler unequalled iuduieiuent for the Invest ment uf Idle moner. ,.rvr,..'"V,,,',',AM PARMENTEK. ''Sr;:1'.-1' Alll..Nr. so and 51 Times llulldlng X T.t M Mate it. iioaton, 1 custom Ilousest. Providsuoe. UNION T.'ll'HT COMPANY OP NEtV OriT. 7 -J IIP.OADHAY. I OR. KECTlllt ht, I NP.W YOKK, May is IHIH) TkTOTICE IS IIKItnnY OIVEN THAT THE follow, lng numbered l.ondi of the Roonvlllo Itailroad Hrldge Company were this day drawn for redemption In accordance with the biuklng Pttiid provision of the indenture of truat viz.: 72 312 443 557 9 1 02 317 478 603 948 166 352 494 649 I78 421 502 656 301 423 530 827 37 432 S32 903 t-a'd bonds will be paid on presentation at the offlce of the lnlon Truit Company of New York. Trustee. In terest on said bonds will cease Monday July 7. 1890. L'NION TllUsT CO. OF NEW YOKK. Trustee. BANKERS, 18 Wall St., BUY AND HELL STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, AND DEAL IN Investment Securities. CHAS. H. DAVIS CO., Bankers and Brokers, SO IJUOAnWAY, m:w YOKK. EDMUND CHARLES RANDOLPH. Ml MKl.lt-. OP NEW YORK HTOClt EXCHANGE. 7 3XTja.Sf3jas.XT ST., Transact an lii Im Ixcly Commlaslun Dual. nc. ACCOINT.S SOLICITED. 1 1 K. ENOl X fA BUCK. H. K. ENOS CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 45 L47 Wall St. JHIi: AMtltllAS TOBACCO CI) -The rights Issued 1 to the lobar, o tr.de to purrhu.o tbeS percent, pre ferred stock ut par w nl hi- bought bv Olu, H. AUiiLiTIN. u Warren st, N. T jfliviilfiub' ami SJntcrrst. PACII'lr MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,) PI 1.1! I OUT III' l ANA I, HT, N. It. J Nl W illllIC May'js, l.io 1 AT A MEITIMI OK Till: sym KHfH.llf.lt8 OP THE f'ui M1i3 l.atl Memnihtli Company held at the othce of the company in Hie city of New ork on WKP.Nhh Ps. xla) 'J-1 l-.n, the fni'owitig tiuuied gentlemen were elected Dlrriior. of tl.e ..ouipauv for the eusulug ,e"' C0LL1S P HI'NTINOTON, III.MiY HAItT, IhAAC I. HAIRS. CALVIN ft. Itltll'K, HAMULI. THOMAS', OLD t It li. PAVff". FIlWAPD l.Al HIItllAOn, UIIAKM.S II. McUHEi:, J II. IIIIL'STON And at a meeting of llu Ho ,rd of Plre tors elect, held for the purpose of orgutilaln u, the same day, Mr. J. II, IJDuhfti.N was uiiatiitnouiiy sleeted President and vr. KiiYiAKD LALli.ltliAtll lice Preildent of the company. II LANK, Serr.tary QPKICB OP THRi PL'I All AHC AND HUPhO.V rn-ork Mayss ISfai A nuarterly dlvl'end of one su I thr-o,uariers (11) percent on the atlnil s k of this iompauyr.!U bo paid ut the otl.ee uf Ihe luiuiany, .1 Cortlamlt St.. in this cltx. on ami after i' ne h. 1sii ihe trauafer books will be cto.ed from the nose uf business today until the lULrtitng of lneail.it. luuo 17. Uy order of the board ol M.iitHgsrs JaaiIn C IIAKTT, Treasurer. flIB CANADIAN PAflPIC ItAILWAY COMPANY 1 OKI li 1. OF TDK 8I1CIII5TAIIV I M" NTItl.AI.. MAY 17. Ie! I The half vesrlr interest on the Hret Mortgsge flonds of the Manitoba fouihwrrtern Colonization Italtway Ci miiany due on the 1st of June proximo, and paiable by the i ana nan ParlMu Itulla-uv Coinpan) under ihe lermsnf Hie uiorlgsge. wll! be paid on and after June J at Ibe oil!. o1" tbe liana of Montreal, fin Wall st New )ork orn Hteotiieeof Mes.rs. Wake, llolsaexalu A Co. No II Coi'tliall court, I mi Ion IIIAIILE8 DIUNKWATI'R. becretary, Columbus, Hocking Valley AND 'MILI'DO RAILWAY t UMPANY. Coitpona due June I will be pal I at thaiutlcnof the Atlantic Trust Cotniaa) tl II l.anIT ll'v Co, llyO c. IVAlfi:, rreildent Olrrtloiici nnd aiUrtiiinu. rpilE NOIITII r.llEIt HANK. IN THE CITY OP NEW 1 lOlli: -M.lViiifth, Mav 17 si. Iheutmualeleo tlenfordtrscinrsor the .Nortlt River iiink. in ihs city of New n'k will i.s bell nt tbe bunking house on Mon us), Hie -d day of .luuo tn-u from i a io 1 o'clock P M, P. It I.NtlBKHOLU Cashier, Wanted io g'lirrlmjjr. rpi'.Lni'lIONli IVantad, to connect home and stable, X a good nonelectrical telephone stale price of lu slallallnu. TJUI.hl'llOM. box 74, bun oilier, rANTPII Rsst atiiomatii' double or single gxte for It cmiutri place Aiblreaa wr.lli tiurto liars U 'l N Til) I l.Ai i box Ni.nnlllie trnmbjnt.'.. TO NEW HAVEN. 7Se.' P.XCUIlelON (dOilD il UAVHI. l.li) Fteamers leave Peck blip. Pier VS. E. It. a P. M aadll kt. dally, except bundaya connsottng with trains for BttlDa, UtiUsra, bwunasia, nnjoks, Hsn'aaaaasasasaBaaaaaa's'Sn-ma-BS' cUriT!ti1ikt. KEW YORK QEMTRfflL -Hudson Rlvcp Railroad. All Trains arrive at ami depart from QIIA.NT OiCNTU.Vr bTTIOIxT, Fourth ho. and42dSt., New York. TX ONLY lUlUtOAD STATION IN TI1K ClTT. Trains lease us Inllnnsl Ol.-.O A. M.-rillt'A- VI -TIllULK LIMITEII. due atthlcagui1 n A l. next Ua lOitlCI A. M.-HIII TllllhM'l P.N VERTIIIl'M'. MM IThli-pne Cincinnati 7:jO, Indmnapolis lo 3j A. ll hL Louis tl.nnr. M lOiR's A. .11.-1. (-fTEttN DAY i:Plli:sS-Pny ex cept Mindsys Tram leatlngonhainriia)B doe nut run w.stor Detroit or i u.xeinn I aim i. ii.-,Nniirii Mm ii, v. sTiitt'i.i: Lin. 1TED Hue at Peirolt at m if, a. M Chicago 4 'o p. M next day. Oltlll I'. .11. PAST 11 I'STI l!N ll'lllS-Pue Chi- nnmntsl. Clnclltnnllii .Il P. .11 m. I.nula7 tin A. M OllVi 1. M. PANT ST Mil is AND I IIICAlit) l. PltKss-lor Itoihestcr. Ilnflaln, Niagara Pulls aud the Heat FisiiKii.1, (M:wiiriir!ih Piii'iiiikei riiii: iiiiim:. CI.1PP (M.NilMtlNi AND IIUpsllV ts 30. flu .'at 1 1 tin A.M. f.nai. .1 j, p. li also for Potuli keepsle in -.'ii A M. in 4 'si, .4 .'i it ii 7 hi n P M i rnrtisrrlsoii's (Wet Point), to ;iu fiiaoA .11.. tj"t I3:J1I .1 11. 4 'H2M'. M ALIIANY. t'TH A, sVHAClsi; IlllClll.STEH HIT lALD. ANll.NUtlAHA 1 ALLS-lt ,',o In Jll tlPlMl A. M ii, nil.i p. M. Ai.ofor APiauy s j-i A M. ant for Alban), t'tli a. Mracuse, llocbester, nnd buspen sion Hrldge 4 'm p. 11 TIHIY HAItATOOA. ADIItOVDACK MOl'NTAIN'x, AM) MOMItKAI.-'M a" A. It 7 :iti P M Also Troy, ti-ui ins', fin mi A M. u st, Hf.i. ii 1 1 r. n M m night. AUBURN. OP..N El A. AND l ANAND.AlllUA-flO "a? A. M, II 15 P. 11. I'J 00 midnight PI'.ItKSlllHl: 1I1LL MA IIAKLUM DlVISIO.N-flO IJ A M. 'Dl.ll V VI For tickets and apace In Sleeping Cars apply at Orand Central statlm nr at 41.4, 7ra, m.', and I llrnadwav, I J Park place on Uesl l.'.llh st and l.'l-tli it station. New nrk llJIHssttlngtonat, 7JH fultonst.aud asm lied rnrdav, E D Hrookl)n A falcon's hxnrras calls for and cherka baggage from hritels and residences through tn deelinnlinn fDallv except bun uy niber trains run dally. Above trains, except those leaving at Hi si A. M., 2iSA nm i.'im 4 a ii i P. jl. and li'iuo midnight stop at lli-dti street htatlnn J'OHN 11 Tllt'CI.Y. OKORHi: II. DAMfLM, Oaneral Manager. Oen'l Passenger Agent New York and Boston All Rail. Lasre Hywavnf Una. titaiA M., Sprint-field end Worcester. '3nP, M, lotoiA. M, New Lou ton and I'reridence, 4 m p. M. 11 too A, M Kprlnrneid sua Worrssier, fnJii P. M. 12 ti l llartferd and N V and N E., ."0 P. M. 1 to P. M New London and Pratldeac 7 30 P M. B-tio P M, WLIImanticaiid N 1 and.N.E. 9 no p.m. 4 ti i". M, Kprlnineld and Worcester. lu to p M. 5 on i .V "New London and Protldesca, II oil P. M. ll-oo IV M, aKprlngneld and Worcester, B 11 A. M. 1J.00 PV M., sNew London and rrovldenra. 7 00 A. U. sRiius daily. Including .Sundays Return ssrvtcs, rams hours and by sauus routes. Leave. For Una. loir, :tt., Newport fvlanirkferd). 7:io r M 4 02 P. Jl, Danbnrr A Norwa.kltlt Piltifleld, H 40 P. M. 4.03 P. It.. Naugatuck lilv, lvlustsad, stlo P. li, TlirDUf n parlor or sissplng cars be sscb train c. T. llhMl'oTEAD. Uanirass Agsnb 5 HOURS TO WASHINGTON Jersey Central, Reading B.& O.R.R'ds FASTEST TRAINS 111 AMERICA. NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME. PULLMAN CARS ON ALL TRAINS. Engines Burn Hard Coal and Coke. NO DUST. NO CINDERS. By reason of the construction of a new bridge aorosi the Hrhuylktll the above named lines, UDder their schedule of May 13, are enabled to ofler an accelerated Express Train Servico between New lorV. Philadel phia. Baltimore and Washington, the fastest regular trains ex er established upon this continent The fast time Is rendered practicable by reason of the sapertor condition of the double track steel roadway, excellence of equipment, and elimination of slops. TICKET OFFICES I NEW YORK: 71, 201. 4U 044, 1.140, and 1.B33 Broadway; 7J7 fib. av.: k'ut West 1231b it, andlJJ Last 1'JMhsL i BROOKLYN: 4 Court it. 800 Pulton st, and 88 Broadway. STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. -m-nm.--rV I EniCII VALLEY RAILROAD. TfllSli W LeaVft f00t of CortUn(lt VT D- rfS$Pitt broMf bL 7. 0'j.i.Anil Mill,!, r)fWfJjlJU 3.4(1. 4J.VJ, b:10, and 7 Jl. yjljy-1 The Pictnreiqu Route between Kew York antl I'aaton, Bethlehem, Allen Ll rrttxn Mllllill I'htltl tr Ulltaihasaa rittiton, Feranton, Ithai'a, deneia, Waverlr, Watklna Glen, Klrain, llocLetier, UuiTa.o, MatiAra alls. To ronto Detroit. cincAoo, pt Lnri8, n-i all roi.Ms west. Tickets an Bejlnfr car bertlis can bo ie cured at tin Ofneral Laatem Ufl.ce. JJ5 liroadwa). or lt0 Lait 125th treet- ganh 'gtyoxte. RF.rORT OF THE CONDITION OP HIE GALLATIN NATIONAL HANK. AT NEW YOlisC CITY. IN THE HT4TI) OF Nl'.l lOltK, AT THE CLOSE OF IIUHINESS MAY 11, 1SUO. RLbUUIiCfcS. Loans and discounts $4,470,610 fil llxerilralls, secnre.1 0.1:0 04 P. H. bonds to rcure circulation finiaaji.! block" an I securities. s-ao.n 17 Due from olber natioiisl banks k'jn.i'io 41 Due truui rtate bauka and bankers ti jo7 ir lluuklng house foi.oo isi otlier real estate and luortgagesowued..,. ld&(oikl Current expenses and tales paid 10,11147 Checks ami olber cash Hems. 4.u"a) IS) Kxchangesfi rCiesrtiiglluu.e. 77.i.'.-HO MS Hills of olbsr banks. 4i,(aixo Iractlonal paper currency nickels, and cts. 2J.1 M Specie fi!4.'.'H'i ui I-i-gat tend r nnti s b.1.M o J TO P. cerilflcairs of deposit for le jal tendere 7o,ooo oo Itedeiupilon tun 1 nub U. h Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) 2,2'ai fO Total 7,hol.(JuT"Jl LIABILITIES. Capital stork pall In n.ononiaioi Huinlusfulid l,oaiuO01 L'ndM'led piOihs Hal 74o 87 National bsnk notes outstsndlng. siosii.i Plxidenda unpall J.H.SH fi) Indltldnaldaio'ltssubject tocheik 40(",'".'rt in Pemand crrutlcatea of deposit 1 "4.1 ,'sl CerllllS'l checka. Hill HJ Due toother national banks HM7J7 4I Due to Mate banks itud bankers iti'.Ji;.i Total fV.Hii.ooi Ul Btate of New lork roun y nf New Vorl. as I, Al. llll it 11 Ml, hjIan, (aa'iiir or ihe above named bank do anleinlil) .tear tl ai the nloe aiate Itieltl la true, to the beat of my kuo leilge ami be iff. A Mil l.M tl l seiner. Httbscrlled and snoru to tefore me tlua .7th day of May, IfKl. I IIAe II I LA--. Notary Public, New lor cojnly. Correit-Aioat p ii TaI P n, i I pi.nr.inc w. ktiiinh Hlrectora. llloi.iAi1 tVAl.DllltF A.'-TOIt I REPORT OJ THE tONDII'ION op tup. (SECOND NATIONAL I14..NK OP THE CITY OF .NEW VOHK, IN Till: h'l.tli: OF NEW lllltll, AT iiii: i i.osi: of iti'si. ,N ESS. ,1J A Y 1 7. 1 BOO, i:l MJl'llil i Loans and .llscnunn f4,34l,m4 2-t oxerdrafta ae. ure I aui unsecured liti I', h ,oi 'U I" aioure i iri'n. It on fiOaaitn tOlkae urille. ulglnenta c alula, Ao liom Due irom o'lier national I'linki ll(t,:i:u n7 Due Iruni Mate hanks Mini bunkrrs ln.4 7 .'i Hankii g h niae furniture and fixtures tii..in urrent expense, aud taxis pant :.4 -7J I'reunutnx on I k londs in.1011,1 Check, and other cai-h items vt..'inll 41 1 xcliatiae. for I tearing House Ji.'itHn.j tubs ul o her biiike lu.i.jtn Iracti" u, ps'i r currruc), nlcl els and rents ,'ttri -Ji HI ei is 1,20-.' :i n t, leg. lender nnlai 4771 nn lieile nt tmu lu'il null V b Treaaurer ll eri.eiit of circulation) 2,24101 Total a,M"u0 iv LIAUIL1T1IJ3. Capital stock paid In 1000,00001 burplusfund, loiosno Undtx-ldsd proflu a.'17i.4io National bank notes outstanding ism.iki Indlvidiialdepo.ua subject tocbeck 8,2)1 04007 Delliauil certuli ales of deposit 2i.7mll7 Certuie 1 checks i'O.S'.l 4 1 Cashier's checks outstanding L4n4 44 'da! tVi7oi)o 17 Mate of New lurk. Cinnnl ,.f ,N. w Y..tk ea I illi s 1 ti,, m.ii.r tirtlni n lined lisnV. I on 1 drum 1 si'ear Dial ll e iiu u- .11 etne it Is true to His beat or III) k'luwicdai atnl be ie J CA -I 1 iali.fr hubscrlbedanasBoru 10 befuro me tst. .'im day of W. lOOH ll. t lltllN., Notary Public, Corrsct-Aiteiti n noKtaopp. 1 HKNiiy a. iiuRLni'T. Spuccitra. OUAJAaVrOBmOa. vMnM-pMaameneasBaMeMMmaaBSjsaassjnaasnssas nilroailj. I PENNSYLVANIA IlATLiROAlX ON' AND AFTI'lt MAT 11 IMO. js Trains Ian. autlo't. tool of lleslirnaees aatl f'nrllundt Sts,, Xalollolxa Pino A. l. .THE I Asri.iM for the West Poll inatt lexitbtils Meet utg and I'orlor tars. Arrives t lexslalid 1 A 11. 1 o'fnititu ,i A. .M Cnlcara '"I' it and m I.01114 7o p 11. nest day. mnecti r.,i tor 1VI ban snort Lock Haven, and I.i novo, except Mindar aui loledo, excel t.'alur- X -"."I'KIV,-. "-Tll,: NKV AND CIIICAIIO 41 IIHITIli nno.ed esiltt'liry at I'm man leatl. li Ie It awing sno -late llootn. -leupmg Dining, blltokliig all I (it... let oil (r' pre.eillllig flnanclai 1 1 p. ft. s "iinnrii'her-. lilt. tyneVTlter-. nathrooioi Inr but ll saxes ladiM' luald lia-l or .hup, library. Mid an the couxeliirne-or home .rol 0 n. Ilealad IV Sli'lin ail l llt-h 1, 1 by Htatlolliri and movable Vjlx".".'.""'1' "nei line hush 7 loandchieais II 41 t 11 next da) .I,I'.,, K'lis. CHICAOll AND CINCIN. .n x 11 1 i Hi ss. 111 nixn teat bine Mesptng Oar nnd n ning. r New .rk to -t I omv hi ag 1 and lihiiiiiial Pc enger t oarh New York to I oittmbns, Arrne 1 1 inn, 11 ll if, a 1 ntcagii 61UO P.M. sn I "t I.i 1 a tl 1 P l nest day Oilltl n.. 1111, vil -11 UN I tPiiKMi for all points In li,e Weal. Norths f. I and Houlhwe.t pnll- man leallhule v eeplngl ar .New lork to rutxbnrg. 1 bt Lo na, I htiago I lli.luiiali and 11, mobs Pent). sylvsnla Kanroan Dining 1 ar Near link tn I'hlladsl. I'hia. Arrtvraal l liictutisti 11 Ji P M 1 .ilcagot) M V U. next day SIMM LoalaT'OA M second, morn ing 1 oniieits for Cleniaud and loledo dally, ex. (entkaturlax 8,00 1-. II. -1'ACII IC LXPitENS. Pullman Ve.tlbule 1 Bullet sleeping! ar .law York to llinago New York I to llemphls Xla the i-honandiiah la.ley arrivat Coliilnuiis 7 IM', M. Clexelend h .b P M. nest sir and Chba2ii 7-nOA M ae. on 1 morimig Connecla for lole. 0 dally and tor t'otry f-ne lbs oil It.cisas. Cleveland, and Cuiuinuus exi ept -aturday. BALTIMOHE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH. a Washington Limited Espre.a of Pullman Parlar Cars daily, except Mm, Uy. In 10 a M arrive V) ask. Itifton a hi P X am "Congressional Limited,' dally, xx lilt Dining t ar at 3 i 1 p 11 arrive Wak- lngion n J) p 11. rerular expra.s (ti.-u, Nro, ana HlS 1 A. M 2 10, 4 co ni and u i) p M and 12 11 night Pur llsltlmnrs only I 01 p, M .Sunday Hiis ami H 30 A. M 4 .111 bill and H'Ki P H and IJHS Light For points on I he.apeeke sad Ohio Railway and linclituall, Msepers, Pining Car, aud Coaches t lirouch, .lino p M. dally rOH.Alt.AMIC CITY, a ta) p, if. (Through Buffet Par lor x-.r ami unv 1 oacn) wesx usys, connsots faff Hrown'a Mills tor Caps May, lino p M wesk-days. yoroid. Point and NorioU via New York, Philadsl. ShlaA Niu-folw llallros'l 8-1). A. M dally except Hun .,r r M '.Ullv- T1 iiimt ant Bay line, 21IOP. M week-days FOR PHILADELPHIA. Express Trains isave as follows: u-.ii 720 a) H30 8 0) (iov) CMcace Limited, with Dialog Car and 1(1 lo Hasblnrton Limited) aria IIDI A 11.. IJ .'0.1-UO 2 I0.3-0u.g30 4SU i'm iJ am bitn Kio andsnop M and litis iilght AS commndatlou, 11(10 A.M., 4 4l ad7a) prM. Bui, days. Linreas. u 1.1. 8-:i no (lu-no l.lnillsd) aid Id tl J A. 11. 2 00, 4-00, 4 3) 6-uO. S'30 IwullM P V.. and 12 15 night. Accommodation. 7-tiOP. M. The New York Transfer Company wilt call for al check baggage from hotels and rrsldsncss lor tlms tables of local trains apply t any tlekal agent ot the con 1 any. CHAS. P. PL-All J R. WOOD. Csneral Manager. General Pass'r Agsat. f Fast Train tcrthfTSouth." "TIie ShenanfloahLimiler aSSS VIA THE FAMOUS SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE. Commencing Nor. 24. will leave Pennsylvania RaTIroaA New lork blatlon foot Curtlandt and llesbroMesita. al S P XI UEP.K HAYS. AMI bPNDAIS a P. M. Leave Philadelphia S:2J P. M (Nundayg 4 23 r. it), c srrlxe Luray, 21IOA M,. Roanoke 7l'.'(l a. M t UrlstoL T 12H.1 noon: Knoxvllle, 8.41 p iLt Chattanooga, 7 140 I I". M. Homo, H.V) P. M Annlston. lOtia P. M.i the next H day Montgomery, 4.30A M.i Mobile, 4 143 A. IL 1 New H Orleans, 2 til P M Only 45 hours New Y'ork to New Orleans. Tollman H leitlbiile nutlet bleeping Cars. Phlbsdelphta to New 8 Orleans without charge. I. Tickets, sleeplng.car bertha, and other Information H ean be secured on application to any ticket agent Penn- y! sylvnnla It. It, nr L J. Kills. Oeneral l-astsrn Pasisnger li Agent. J. E. Prindla, New York Passenger Agent, t03 H Uroadway. II. W. WitnNN. H Oeneral Passenger and Ticket Agent. jynlySolidlrain tyjJ ROUTB BETWEEN New York and Chicago, And tbe only line running lu Dining Car Through to Chicago! 3:00 P.M., 6:00 P.M., 8:30 P.M. ALL SOLID E.XPBES3 TRAINS. AND EACli TFtAtB HUNS THKOCOII TO CHICAGO DAILY WITUOUV CIIAM1B OP ANY CLABS OP CARS. TUE NEW SOLID VESTI HOLED ClUOAQO LIMITED -I1UILT EXPRESSLY POR THIS BEBY1CE LEAVES .NEW YORK AT D P. M. DAILL CENTRAL RAMOAD OF NEW JERSEY. POOT OP LIBKRTT ST. NORTH ItlTHK, TIKE TAULK OP MAY 11, ItSO, H For Pbilntlclphin, ISnltl niorc, mill Washinsiou. Via Cealral ft R. ef New Jerssy PblladeiykU ait KaatV lng ft RK and Halttmais and oble ft rt Par PIlILADl'LPHlA at 4 JU. 7.4i, II. SO A. M.I I 3-k 2, 3 20. 4, Ml 7 so. p. kl t l3:li sight; Sundays. 8,11A.M. 2. 3.20. 3, HP. If 12 lb night. Por BALTIMUKK AND WASUINuTON dally at (11 30, except bunday) A. IL: 2, 3.2U, S P. 14.; Utll night .Trains leSTingat7i41.Il-S0A.lt.. ltJO, 4, 0, 7tS0 T. K. (13 13 nlcht except Saturday night), have cena.ctlea for Reading, I'arrisbiirg Pottarl'e Ac. Por bunburv. Lawliburg and Wllilamsport via Phila delphia, at 7 41 A M (I 9) parlor cart 7:30 P. M, tu 13. night, except Saturday ntgbtk bundays, s.-oo Tickets and parlor car seats can be procured at 7L SCI, 41V 144, I 1111. 1.323 Broadway. 7.17 ethave. 2tls We.t 12'thsL, 134 I-ast 123ih at. New York 4 Court it, no Pnlton at !S Itroadway. Rrooklrn. Ths New YorK iinu.irr v uuipaiijr win vaii luiaauca.ca oeggsgeiroai hotel or rsstdenca cfeTBALTO.YOHIO Wti yttimi&(f;XM. 'AST PXPRERR TRAINS TIA M&PlW-Wm P1III.AULLPIIIA TO W mm (iffl BAiristiORE, iWASIIIIVWTOIV, S WlLlEHiy CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, G XSZir ST. LOUIS. sUj"jV3- Ana All Folots TTest, j PDLLMAN CAR RERVICB ON ALL TRAINS. Jj leave NBWTORr. foot ef Llbsrty st, ai foilowst ,i horCHICAOl). H-.'OP M. 12 liA M. J lor CINCINNATI, ST. LOl'IS, OJ A M..5rf)0Pjf. 1 PorWAblllMITON, BAI.TIMORP, 8PS1A.M ,11 iOA, !M B 2 00 P. M J.JO P. M.. In.) P. M. 12 15 A. II. AU itl I trains dally eicept 11 On A. M. Sunder li Ticket Onicea 201 413. and 1.140 Rroadwar. NY, II and sh Broadsay Brooklyn TAION IOOT Oy 19 LIMI.IIT1 ST 11 Mitral R It of N J 1 IfJ New York lrausfsr Companr will call for and cheeot 1(3 hargsge from hotel er residence. im J. T ll DF.I.L. CHAS O f-ft'LL, M Osn'l Managsr. Oen 1 Paaaenger AgaaL rS gStramlioiittf. 1 PROVIDENCE LINE, for IIO-TON'. PltOVIDI NC. UOttCPfTBR. and all sB New I ngisnd Poms Low fares. J ull utght's rest. Ylfl btiorleat run rt le 'vC hleaineisC(..NN'i:i TUTTand 11 AKSACIIl'SKTTS will leaxel'lrr-' N (ootWsrno at al .1 io P, M dally. '.vfll exi.pt -inlays, arrKiug rruvu.nxe x A. M., lloatoa rtaaTi "Hudson River by Daylight. 1 la Liii- Meaniera. l'H M:W10KU or ALIIANY 9 I ti y (exci-jit hun t(i hj yH I s-j.c Urno'xl'.i. i ii. ton tit. iby Aitiiv-x. .SfflA M. mW t) .Nl-tt rk t'cabra-Bfe-i ot 4'l do -Vl 1 UfftV.ilft O IHI ilo 4mm ItAI.IUNV, 'lUiLtinifrit YonLrr. WcKt Point, New- L.ir.'li, l'u n. k, i,U. Jtlnitf bfrk., ktBktiL (iinllluJ-yn, JkW ilinlsoii llivcr SieamiT Siary Powell. 1 l.ravln.' I'raiToaaesit 3:11 p M, Saturdays. 1.41 P. ll, aai H s-l .'Jd st a jn p 1 "2 P. U. teutidaxs escepteo, nH forCRANoTOVR, HJ-.M PuI.NT. CORNWALI NEW. Itrillill, N1.IY HAllllL'IIOII MILTON, POUllllKLEP- Sal hlE. Ill III. PARK, and ItuMIIILr. ArAHEH IllilH.'Cr.H lo all po1i7tsilar'aJl Itlvsr H Hue Itofton. tJ strainers Pt'ltllAN and I'lL- laal oltlll le.xe Pier '.s, S i: fout or Hurray st daily. ftaaf btitiilais tin lu led at i I' .11 Cotineclliig by Am ex I oailroni ltruokl)liat m. Jsne) lily at4 P. M. Ail ssfl Olll 111..-II..A on eaib steamer Jmi A I.I P1IIPH III III l I) YIA KT(,MN(,T'iN' I.INI.- Hie I lalle route lloatiill, Proii linre SJ J-1: H. llorie-t tJ'ai stfumera llll Mil IMIMi ami IK (-TO.NlNi.iuN le.ve i. i Pier N. II one bi n k ab IB Cutlai at, at .11' M Mllida)s exceptol fH A I LANs lnurs l'llll'Ll.'..LINl -Steam, ra Dill. )7 IH and HI AN KICIHIOND Iraie HID PI' I. II N, HI I. lout i anal at nn P M lnll.1 istiiplav io eptedu IHI ma. ii.' iltrecixouiieLiluns iur all toitits. I. citric bom Hil tliruuk'l out sJl A-llUII)(,IP()ltT DAILY -sTI- AMI It WAT1R- Hi III ItV, Inr HI, Past lllirr l.otni athsrii e at., laH II i.J) A M. coin. ectitu mill thrui.gh tiaius ou Nsuga- ff-l-SB tuck and llouatitonm Kal roada HI A-lltOY 101TS-CITY (IP lliny alilTlAH-TOHA (VJ leave Pier 4H. N It, fool Wl.-T b III ST dally, WM eiorpt satui lay il I' M, Lie. trio lights and balls, suu- IHJ day steamer touches st Alhsii) HI X'OKWICH I.IM.-KAUllt'riT- 1N-IDK Kill Tl'.- Hal it I 'ire. l r luce I lo boatou Si W 'Cuter 1- corre ai otulllig ii-i. net. on. to n l p In'a I i-it- eteaili'ra le ,ie tSftSB I isr in to I number) North 'ix r foot o Walla "H urn pier ib x i'laiim-ea i-.iert 1 errj li ii IjTaH iliwi.xc,' ,eu tup t saaal IIA1I-H I ll ll- H Stl.llll l.allll.n i. I-..IXII .a a.li r i I l.lverT H lie- Ihura sndett.at f f' "-nl i.rsen- H port ebellerl.lsnd. an l ba. larbor Lee. e, hag Harbor svsbvb Mini's Mini Itel. and n nl f (.l.llts I apt, HJ S'Al'tiKKTIP.S KTrtTvTtrt' saugsitss Moudaje, We. aH '.Idsjl.Pillaji.fMirijUluit.tr.U, HI

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H f 10 THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1890. Mr esaavavi I m H Everything for outing wenr, from H lints to hlioen. English Blazers in H f all tho collogo colors, $3.50. Euncy H 'littiii(il and Sorgo Coats or full H Suits, both of our own mnko ami H from tho best Loudon mnkors. Gor- H don Sashes ris 1ohh $1.75. B I Wliito N.ivy Duck Trousers for H militiamon, $1.50. Bluo Flannel B uniform Buita of tho Lost sort, $15. K I ROGERS, PEET fe CO. H Tnnr.r. irrino. I BROADWAY Warren, j Bloats, (:udt. H Wnntnt tmalw. H I IOOI. KOLDFH8.-A few experienced folder and i several young girls wanted to learn, etsady work- H ttrqulcs pertona sUALJIAN A cu. llu Centre .c H fjonKlilNURRY.- Wantsd" folder.. gaTli.rsrs, end H i j I ;ai:.ti, Altnvi.8 rRhsi.:ha.5G7Cberrrt. H j OOa.BINDEIta.-tlteher wanted. H 1 HOWES A BlUIAMS, 44 Ooldst liOOK 'roLUKUS i'aitrr. ndiriitbtrr. f. Jj EDHINlVhS. igand-W Howard it. ipooKS, chambermaids, housekeepers waited for V-t good placei and good wages at bus Oth av., near I j I Y.iThstcLasS CURLERS. larrlera and lower want- B l V ed. STEIN HhlLBRlN. osl Uroadway. H i TSsTRICH FEATHERS Wanted, experienced curler H J scweis. s-lscters. anl bunclier.. H t Mlhlt A MUI.t'llAN, 121 Mercer It. H irVKTRirll FEiTUKR'-'.-tVaiited, experienced feather m i J hands at J, F. STEIN'S. II VtailiHiglull place. H I Ollnh UTTER to contract for mating Infants' loft B I i3 aole iltoes. UI7 South nt'i av corner (Irand it. L T CM ART ill ELS about M, to learn machine embruld- H ery; paid while learning. 143 West It'th it, H i ri:'TIIilTOU. lilrl to ventilate on gents' wigs, and v one to learn. Address H I IIAIU I. ATE, box 174. BunofSlce. 1 sir ANTED Young ladle tn introduce a new lawn IT tennis shoe lu private schools and clubs; ear f v ork and bx pronu p KltANK'S, 3d ar.. beu fith andr.9thts. ANTlin iTciri ItTfaralir of four adnits: mnitno- dcrataltd wutltlnir, IronlDir. and hnusecleauinff m v 1 Call from 11 A. to a P. M. Jl. STIFLEKS Bond It. H' '"lirANTKIi-Ayounirilrlfor llirht "hnnnework; imaft f I T tlut three in faniU)', and mind tiabv- KnelUtl or m Oerman. references MVEHi.ENTIIAI., 3 K. 7;th it. H "WASTIID 4 cood liorman or American a-lrl. about H Tl i;. to mind I'hlh'ren and make hinelf ueetul; H cood home. Ininire Mra. (iUAMIER, 330 fc. tbit. I.s'Trit-Ilxiierfenced drrmaker and lmproveri: Heady work for good haudi Apply to H Mill K. i.II'.MAN. r. l.altWthlt H I7ANTKI lilrle on chnmbera foldluK luachlDfi; B t H none but experiencod need apply. M v. KSOKrkfc. 4'-si Rote it. B 17"ANTI'.li-A reipeclable Klrl for neneral housework. H rr in priviitc tioiiHr. wih eltv reference. MMjres 112. H 1 o 221 l.at l"Hli n. between Jd and :id its. H rn'Mi I. Allien WAS. TCI) lornake rubber ftioes. In B i I fx wpri.li cn earn 8-7 or h week; board paid K i vhile lenrnllur Aildr'Fl COLCllKSIKlt lilUIIUlt H t'OMl'A.SV, t'olcbenier. Conn. I YOU.N'HTifBI.a ropy holder I HL'BR rlll.NTIMI HOUSE, 19.Iacoblt. I If J IVantffl Pnlw. SI "a lKNT!wrANTKl'.-i.EO capital reijuired; rery ial I ble article, Jatt patented, needed In every store; 1 active men can make V to gloperday; call only be. I tweeu I and 3 1", M. Hit I'ATHKT IinVELOrHEST CO., H j a Sth ar. B i f A ORNTS1N EVERY TOWS IN Til K lrTJITKn8TATK8 H 'S ft ja-tosrlionr Hnnvrnpithlc lamily Medtclnen; iteadr B i ork: can makufj' toS-tnper ueek. Ir U'KREK 1 H c i r.. Homa'oputliic t'hemista fluihurirn. la. M I I A -HEAT THIS IfouTftii (Ti'rinra AlbrrfiiilltaT B 2 JJ..i:': uVl'culawiVfuit. p.'. f.'Uiick Hill, paula, B II up to fit i.'AllElto.V. jiu Klatbusti ar, iirooklyn, H A -t-'" SUITA. l.1: "fKl stilts, !1 S-ll suita K: 7 H! 1 Jl.iullB. I'AMERU.v, iij ri.itbu.sli av.. lirooklyu. B f. A .f.econd-liaud luiuaud overcoats, W &i 57, H r' il.Jf. ftt.w.u. CAJIi.llliX.iusiKlatbiHbav.. Rrooklyn. H f "a--H5 sni'to order tTl.in. iu-pantJio'orderT H f A. $J.:i. UA.UMtOK.sn2 riatbusli av., Brooklyn. H S- nV living in I'nion Hill wanted Inlaw ofHce Apply if -si to Kl X III'.ITLMJMMM:, Hudson place and ft K River st, lioboken. Hf f; ROY wiiuted at 4 Liberty place, plumber's shoo, rt- 1 bnseiu-nt g.' Y"40AiillM4N wiih nrt class cTlr references. Apply '-v at 831 Fulton st. Hrnoklyn. I l.livn A 1 rablnetrnskern wanted with benches. Ap- i) X' pu toKuierlnirndenLCIttiMs AUdTI.N A CO., Kent h ar lootof Clmer hi., iirookin. M f I AUNESS STITCHERS wantedrst'eadyworkT R g 11 JOIIX MOOlii:. i7"urrenit. 110RSE(iTroKIt.-Wanted,allrstcIi iToormsn. il4 W 11 Ku.tCltnl, ft S rSTI'l.i.KJENT. ruhlnrf men epeaklnir fluent SpanTsh r II i slid l'orttik'uee t,-'iod appearance and addrcar, Eood i M reference reauired. Chllr-luA t &-i 1' M I ffl JA11KS, 1JI Ealtlllhit. a S; "Hj'!W mpiiivk Kirrt" imiixtIxc aiivertisixo OR rlijNt".jse.la 4ulca.lv to every merchant; blj: pay. jf ffi larticulaw, 2c. ARC Ml'il CO., llaclna. Wis. I ffi OAl'EK 110XES.-slout, arrive youuir tnsn to tie up. f M 1 ItlSMrt ll.i CO., iwnieeckersL j; W pilENlX lliil'SK.M TioweryriieVr ranafsl-ai men j A wanted; lodBinsi, inc. spring beds: free balbs. t ff CAI.EKMEN' wanted, well aO'iualnted with wholesale S m l-' llanor and rijar trade, to Introduce a new referents book. CREniTniiS1 Alii, i,2uadav from moa. i I ft OTRO.NO ROY wanted luprintir.ir off.ee. J 5 B O jlAHON A ORAliAM. l'JB Maiden lane. 1 g 'CTRAW HAT l'RERSP.H oniiu"elianl work" j J kJ TIKRMKV A Co., 11M)rtmav Iirooklyn. I rpit BOOKIWXllF..-s--'mall bindery for sale; .o a cleared last year overMinu; no tune tost In wluter; 1 i tmofliiothelol. J bo.t l.il. Sun ofllce. I i rpAIf.ORS iVanted t-ond ret makers to work one i 1 side JOHX l'ATTElISON A CO. ;.1 Weslji.tb St.

rpAII.ORS. First clsrs coat and trousers makers. 1 HL'IIIIES. the Tailor, 1-41 rait lot'tb It. I i ri'ANK RIVETERS wanted; alto galvanised Iron sol. fi i X derers. atoat Eait ivtn it. I 1 AVANTEH a tnsn to take chants of rlctnre framlnit JS T department In the city of Hulfaln, cl,U ito una fi who uiideritands mounting enow card. Ac audiatidJ M 1 lifsown cutll-itf andlolnin. Address J. T. P.. box 14, SL i Ituiioiiico. itating v. hera iait employed ai vell axillary ft .ft I evpected. S t7AXTED-A comnetent, careful aplce miller; no W f I a 'i ilrniklriK man need apply Addreer, statluir S(( tii t experience references snd salary experted. a perma j i tj- n.nip.,.noTif(,r therlk'Ut iusu. KKbMJII, JALjIKR A i K I rRKMHI. Itoclieiter X. V. jl flTANTE'i by an eitabiiihed Cigar Manufactnrsr i tt Hlesnien of experience, with larire or Biuali trade, i l n anew plan of remuneration which will pay you wslL Aniwer with referencei M. r., box 1.14, auuomce. "llTANTKII-A travelling salesman tolntroiluce anew "v arlb'le to take the place of paint. Lalnomine and whiten- ii.li t.i.lrew eivinir full particulars and rarer- ences. sAi,ESMA.N, box l.'l. Sun olllce. rANTI n Marhleraivrn l!rIT.!"inurW enrv" v vl en wauled at once, wiiresriiii-en)s an hnur f l.lAXti A lOJllll.. HujtOll. t W'ANIl.D Three flrst clast carrlnm lamp nukeri; I 'I statu wants expected. Address I hox us. Son ofllce II W!iT.J'n.A,llT''r I'lnnerourarrlaae lamps; none 1 but first class lucu need apply Addrtis J., hos lis. Bunofflce, j. WAMf'1?-A. nd ori.imenler for piano i -jJIv T ll,,i A 'l11' wl"! ""'f? work, toSThl.S t' AY a MiNti, Melnway, Lous' Island. f IK ANTilll-Vour Ant clas ciliider feeder"7"wscei ?j tl 'te.ilypokltii.n Addro.sJ.box"Ki'ntrrk" I r-tloVy:io,,'.';''u.nf!:i,'t',s,,.,:,il,AotF,;,''t I WiVjVar.l,s,.,frkBua,'",'"hrtw 1 yaiyiAME.i Rb.NMCK lend Ills addreii to I'awlmit. fi 'iyANTEI)-A colllii an Icaiket maker." J7Mcitst. I& OH CAHrEXTMlS on veneered door 7rimi7."lnlaT- K A.Vtory; alio machine l.auds. ,to:i Laitxii it j 'o.ot nnil J'ounil. IK I OsT -Kno ill. ;.irsio.rurl luirn-'m r-t i. n.u pa.k n 1J um left on .iiil l' n lerryliojt, ii.iitalit.uir inni.o- ,1K raudum buoii. owner ulitrv m bmks i I ItASK W. IiEA.V jr -genu, Sinl.fi, tfr. ,1 I1UIST CLASS I'ARRoT. cheap, a whuiler. talker, and L1 sluxer; caipct taken In exrhsnye. y JiillN BAlVwiM4,MBihT. '7ITr"saI.E. Osme pock snd rhteken from Japan. Ap- i V ply to J. McCAURiI,U'.';7 .Sen ark st, lkboteu. OVVAXH WA.MI. H. 'Jt line white swans Send word, OtMnir price anil all parllculart to IIA1EH, bos 3.471, ticnern l'"H Z ,9mm. i T lAONEY'fl BTOIMdK VVAKUH-l'SI'.. X Mth it. V (iubllhej K6n, Uoxlnr. (orvarMng, njOTJur.- IL fa 1 I'tritBcvd utcn, ctce(31nirljr carrful rotfunjl upWMd v'M i' Rummer Qtfiwfa New York. t j j t GRAND UNION HOTEL,! Saratoga Springs, UNDER TUB NEW JlANAOEMF.NT, will REorEN for the brason j WEUNKD1IAY, tlVNRSO, i AND REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OCT. t. j Slucrnma ofrooma can be ee at our New York office. j PARK AVENUE HOTEL, UEOROK N. ADAMS, Msnsier, Sharon Springs. N. Y. rsviLiM HoTr-L, Orritjcua 19. Kuroprnn nirtboal, of Uotfla; riiiiplaur Hslfr. nATHH, DHUOIIKH. INHALATIONS. for 11MKPB4TMH, OOCT, CSTARIOI, Oml SKI!" DlSUSU. MEW GRAND HOTE31V, ,,WE4Tl!:HN"CATS4W.ll,I.MOtJNTAIN;'H Opens Jun2 RATES REIIUCEI1 FOR JULY. ONtV HOTEL. ON MOUNTAIN TO' WITH DlRUUr 11.1L HOAli ACCESH Elevation. ilBixj rest: 4 hours from New Yark. For raws. Ao, address J. cpitNl'A.L, Mauasen or I'. C. CAUUELL, Aulitant, 3S Wast tutli St. New York CUT. i i otm-Tm. MMavm mibv UUTJUJIi UJHLst&JLUJsr-Aat-Ji.ra, THREE MILKS SOLTlt OF t-I.ATTnllUIlU. FIRBT HEAStiv. I). II. MiAVhY. MANAOER. II'ENK .T17NE IM. Enures enascM and Inforinationobtalbed at LIr COLN PAt'l! HEl'osIT co.'B, SMit. (oppoelta Grand Clentral Depot) Hours. n.:n A. M. te 4 1'. M Address or a.k for ltOMhJlilII.LIB. THOUSAND ISLANDS. Central l'ark Hotel. P. o. Alexandria Rar. If. T. In the midst of the Hunt sceniry and best nihuiir irreunds In the St. Lawrence River. New holeb ,-liaie lawns, l'ure water. I'erfeol eeweragt. l-.ntlre relief from hay fever and malaria. Hates to l day, 'llo t $17 week, bpecial rates to families and parties. K. E. rirANOhMIERIi. WMnstsr. "Long Beacli Hotel AND COTTAGES, LO.NQ REACH, L. I. finest ii.vonrvG ifivicnn in Tin: wom.u. Ealllnr. Rowlnir. Flshlnfr. PURNISIIED COTTAI1EK FOR TI.H .SBA80N. COTTAUES at Lonir Heacli. r7M to 'II.IOU. POINT LOOK OUT LOTTAliES. 1I5UO. Newly painted and renovated throuzl'uut: watlr, K aa. A c. I-HASON JL'Ni: 1 TO OCT. 1, Por Rooms or Cottages address JOHN T DEVINE, Orand HoteL Broadwav and lriet. TRAIN WILL LKA1K EAST 84TII St. HEW YORK, DECORATIONDAT, atl0:50 A. M. (Parlor Car on trla. For pwtlfi delrtnic to look At rooms and cottAgei. "SUMMER "KOlkssT" A beautifully Illustrated pamphlet of. 1T5 paces, de scribing tho Summer resorts on the 1ne of the New York. Ontario and Western Railway ouoi b bad free on Application at offlcss below: In New "York Nos I, 47, a::; IH4. and 1.333 Broadway. 737 t'th a v, 1. 170 oth av.. 131 East l'.'th st, -4 West 120th st, and ticket ofllcel at foot of West 4M 8L and Jay sL In llrtokl)n 4 Court st, 8l Fulton st, -Mi AttauUo ar.. Ks and 107 UroaJ way, Brooklyn, E. 1. and 'Jl'J Manhattan av.. (Ireen- Joint Copies mailed on receipt of It cimts In stamps to 11 ANUEKRoN. lieueral Pauengei Agsnt, la Ex cbanie place. New Y'ork Tbgyle hotel, cottages, AMI CASINO. IIAUYJ-ON, I., will open Juu 25. ApiillcAtlout for tho leiio of cot t-et or en?zenMit of roomi crin ba made to M. JLAX-O, -ttirrfty Ult I.oteL rarr. PROSPECT HOUSE ANDCOTTAGES, nT niiohk. i-w x.. optto-lle Kir- IrMuQii-OQ. hoar front Uieclty; Hn.od ra tujproTcmenu, tlaetrlo Ugt u4 tUi tu eacn room. VlI.r, OPEN JUNE JO. Korroomi ctll or UUre I). FBaMKF.U Proip.et IIooho. I'av Miore. L. L. r narendcu HoLeL, WiUhlog ton und Jol.iisousK. Urouklyn. KETGHABlEGrOUSE, Westtiampfon Centre, Loig Island. BITUATION ABSOLUTELY HEALTHY; FINE SURF AMI MTU... WATER 1IATH1N0. VCIITIK0. ROW ING, llSlllNfl. AND noiil) IIRIVHK1 ItElERUNCKM OIV11N. FRANK C. B A YNOitt. Proprietor. 1ANHANSBT Home and CotUsen. Shelter Ulaivl, L. I X. T. Th New York oQtce la oreu dall r i to 5 r. l at 23 t'nlon f)Uftre, Hoom 7. whro appllcntlona for rooms andcottajca with btrard nt not... or for iiouf keeping, will be receUed. Send for illuitratM iMmphiet H. h. -WjVi;it, Manajer. TialsHmioube, Qaoqn. Ponth RldI-iT. Surf and atUI water bathing, boxia, crabbing. Ac, all v Ithln leu than three miuntes of fhouse. W. R UALSBY. OCEAN HOUSE, QUI3GUE, L. I. No-open for the eeaaon. half mile walk to ocean; flnt-Ht e tah iu ib world. I'arUcuJAra, addre.i IL 1. 1'AY.NK, Manairer. SOUTHAMPTONij L. I. Few more fiiruUhed cottages left, fronting lake and ocean. IjIsu on applicaiion. V H. UAVE.iK. real estate agent. 33IiTC TJ GTSi, Sair Harbor, Lous Isiisnd. Only a few siena from depot. II, U. PorKt'ER. Proprietor. 43 II KA T PEtToNIC II A YIIO VMZ. liirurMport, I,. I. Coolefc-t and heatttnest spot on Lorejr Island; faclnif bav three sides. Rood tioallnfir, bathluA. and tlsliintr: spe cial rates for Juue. tor circulars aaitreas I 1 VAII THE lil.MORl. Bavvllle (1.1.1. NT.. will open lu second season under the new management June 3UL Excellent accominodatlou. and dellctutful location on Cre.it South Hay, l! hours from the ty, JAMES 1. SPALIilxo Proprietor. aUoot Ilayvl.w Housa. Bhelter Island llelkhte. N Y. W 0. SPALDINO. Slsnater. J.10RDAJI COTTAOH, Speonk. It I. convenient "to lu. and oi-eun still water bathlnir: Ava minutes' walk front Pott onice, term, moderate, larvu ami com inoillnus rouuis, witti KOod tabla Loan!, ouo mile from ,U"0"' IliSNRY rOROAtl. tATsklLirIOl!NTAlNl. Everireen brovo Home; J first-class famtlv resort; location unsurpassed, ca paclty Itxj. T.rmsS7 lo $1". Corresiindeni'o tolielled. Addrrss OfcO. JIEDUI-K, Cairo. N, Y. CATSKI1.L MOI'XTAiNM, fllenwood Hotel-Hoard" durinir May and June reduced price- no malaria, best of table, all kinds amuiemeut circular. V. RRaMsON, CaUklll. (Country goavtf. H0ARHKR8 WANTRH-An elderly or Inva'id person ciii bu accomiuoitated with vood board pleasant linnie; Irrnis moderate one hour's rWe from clly, Ad Ures .Mrs. E. VliltlT.. Ileiiipeiial, 1.1 ens county, K I. (ill E4I HOARD at fannhnuie- liont for lalllnif; hones und cnrrlauo kepi, It dtslrml. Addreis .s. w. HOW1.1.L, Eastport. X. Y. MOUNTAIN VI BW Parm House. Boardlu In thi t'atskllls. accommodations for Kuests; reduced rales untiMu!y7 hlElirlevatlou, scenery uuiurpa-ted! varieties of fruit, An In seasonl inbekanllal table, lea cream, chickens, music; write for ejrrnUra and refer, ence. U OABRIrsON. Cairo. N, Y. (Tlic Eurf. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB i.Asr jiav or hi'iti.No !ui:tino, TO.IIAY. MAY 30. Tale "CULVER ROUTE." from foot of Whlleliall st, very hour and special race boats every half hour from KMuupto j:Iii I'. m. Or LONG Ibl.AM) RA1LROAP, from Lonir Island City, Leaving Ealt ;Hth 1L. New Yorl, 1 ;0", l;J0 P. M.; Ittmir Itlana City. 1 Hi, 1.30 P. M. II. U. McI.mYhE, Bo P. 3. nVTVHIt. Preldent, NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB M'lKKIN PARK. WKCTi'lll.MTXIl, N. Y., ritlXtl Ml I.TIMJ. ls.. .Illli HO, Itel-IM lltlnu Iluy, Jtlnv 111. June it, 4,5,47, 7, 1 41, 1 1, IX, III, Ii. Via Second ami Third Avenue Elevated Roadi to Har- 1 AH. II I Iralns villi leate Harlem River until 12 M. on reitular schedule time, and thereafter special direct I. r:.A7,B m"U'" 0't''"" Frea Field, Flrat Base stt OlOO P. r. Bala or Hhlae. T. II, KOCK. Bae'y. He COl'BcT fOBBBB. Prei. jilUtHnrrsj ami jriJ!?mMn(j! DRi-S.IAhlN'il.rTea sowna travelllnir mile, ana street dreues in all the latest slylei; would iiretsr to work in families, terms rrsionable. Address MltvS Ul'RTIriS. car of C. W. Hlacknian. lou East 7Ui it. i-O 7 ti JIUYS baudeonie caahmera skirt, besutlfullii 'rJ tfWVi,JBi .I -rl ...ll..:.lWr.-a Nott -Terser. LONG JRANCH. UNITED STATES HOTEL WILL OPEN ON OR ADOUT JUNP. 2S. LAIRD A VAN CLRAF. Proprietors. OCEAN GROVE, X. J. SEELDON HOUSE wii.it opr.N -IVSK t. CnANOl! OP IIANAIIKJIKNT. Klevalor. Accommodations for 4J. special urau tlven to families. 4. 4.. I.I.KJ.-H. AHUVRY PARK.N.J OOl-IUAN HOUSE. nireetly on the ueafh. The leading hotel of tne rises. WIU open Saturday. Jun Ihji First i 1' w Kates, dlairams, and information of IV A SHAKES, .jlanaitlna- Clerk at Hotel liarlholdl. fid it. and llroad. way, or by addreitlnr J. B. RALPH, Proprietor, Aibury Park-NX Atnlanta Hold, Aslmry Park, Bf. .1. Frootlnidlrectlyon ocean; rnnnliic water from artesian THE NN AT HIGH POINT. .IJ furnished, modern oontenleneea 1.WW feet elevation, lilahest In New Jersey, majnidcent views, no malaria, no mosiioltoea Iieafili iiivlnr air. boat", livery. Ad dress for terms CHAS. ST. JOHN, Jr.. Manaier, Port Jervls,NY. JOINT PLEASANT, N.J.-Land'i End collate on tha 2'"-'" SAnA '-!:AL,-N I' AUCH'S HOTEL ANdTTeRTAURANT, Long Branch, N. J., now open. F.r particulars addreii A. ianch, Proprietor. "Acorapieto directory, brief and rJtmimisAN reliable, of desirable Places for HUM km reiiilencealonirtheErleitallway, 4N TU E Northern it. It. of N. J., and the PICTIJnr.HT7ENew Y'ork anil llreenwood Lake JUUE. Railway, within, fifty mllen of New York, containing Illustrated ileilms and around plam of houses yhlrh can be bnllt at fromH.t'si to w,rH population of each town, num- t,.p ,r srhnnls etui churches, melhodn br w blch one con become his own landlord, and other laluable Ininrma Hon. This hook cau be obtained at any ticket olllce pf the Erie Company for ft cents, or by tending locrnls In (lamp- to general paisenger department, at Cottlandtst. Connecticut. mWM HALL, Saybrook Point, Conn. This ileilrable family hotel Is molt delightfully situ ated on tne sound, at the mouth of the nnneetleut River, and will open for reception of guests on ednes tlay June '.'Mil, I'NIIIlIt TIII1II1KIXTMAK. AlirMENT IIP -I'lIK I'KWI'JIUTOIW OP I'HK HOFFMAN HOCSjIi rtt'WICK IIAItlthasall the modem Improva tneuti. including hot and cold salt water batlia Special rates for the season. For circulars. Ac address pen. WICK 1IAL Saybrook Point, Conn., or V loote, llofTman House. New York. I DOR-ibl- HOUSE, IIOIU.ON'S POINT, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Situated on water front of Long ljland Sound, con veniently fitted up for the accommodation of gnista, by the day or teason. Ratei on application J, K, l'DWBC, Prop. Bbode Island. CONTINENTAL IIOTEl, Narragansett Pier, R. I. itii.- opi:n tbesday, jvi.y i. rj.AIIK N. r-H'OPlP-Itn, Manager. xcurisions(. IJERKELEY OVAL EXCURSION. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL GAMES OK THE INTER-COLLEGIATE ATIII KTIP ASSHOIATIOX. BERKELEY OVAL, MORRIS Illll'IC, NEW MIRK 01 rY ON SATURDAY. MAY 31, 18"0, AT 30 P. M. THE N. Y. NORTHERN R. R. GO. ANXOVXl'i: THAT MPWI.IL All. KANDUUIIXTN "AVE IIKPN MA Oil WITH Tilt: (SIXTH AX1I NINTH AV. J.NUK ELEVATED KOAJIN Til Sl'.l.l, KOU.Mr.TItlP TICULE'lM ATAI.I, THE i:i.i:vatei kta'iionm hikei-t 'in TUP. OVAI. AN II KKTL'JtN AT .1 I'KXTH, INCLUniNO EI.EVATEII TAKES. gpECIAL TRAINS On the N. Y, and N. n. It. will be rnn to accomodate all. IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE IRON PIERS AT CONEY .SIM Ob and after Decoration Pay, Mny HO, ISteamerH will leT M'ent -d Nt,. S. It,, hourly from 0 A. 31. nnlll P. M., and Plr (nnr) No. 1. K, (Iluttrry IMacu Htutloa Klevnf-d Itnndd) linlf an hnttr Inter. II out leave Coney Inland hourly front lOt-IO A. M. until CiUO I. M. Tare to Coney InluuU and return. fiOcent. CeDtral Railroafl of New Jersey. GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT LAKE HOPATCONG, ON DECORATION DAY, FRIDAY. MAY 30. 1890. Special excursion tickets will be sold from New York, fool Liberty st good to go on all trains Mayrtoandto return on May at or Ml Tr.ilni leae New York at b:4.. hh.'.a i.4:mi', II. Pare for round trip Adult. (I 7.1. children, f 1.3 i. Tickets will be lold from all nations on May 30 at re duced ratei. ()I'i:ni. ExrcitHio.N v-' for the SEASON 180O, via LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD, DECORATION IA V (FBI It A Y), MAY 0, Til MAUCH CHUNK (America's Rwitrerlandk OLEN OMIKfi .Mi StVITl IIMICK. SPECIAL EVI'ltl-.SS TRAIN. EXCURSION TICKETS U Swltchbank, y) cents extra. Trains leave Corllaudt and Detbrou"! St. Ferries, New York, and llrnohiyn Annex, font of Pulton st. Rrooklyn, ut h a. M. ror lull particulars nnd special accommodation for parties aiiply to MM K SkltTH, Oeneral Eastern Passenger Ageui, 2ia liroadway. New York, OltANH DECORATION HAY EXCl'RSIuN .'5 I Mia HtlHAY, .MAY AND rll'NUAY. JUNE I. Dancing In the pavilion alternoon and eienlng. A ten mll sail up Hie historic llujunii. Steamer leaves Canal st, landing atir-'d and Mttlists, X R.. in and Ki minutes later. An A. M 151 M I, '2. l&, I 7, sun, and UMU P M Returning, leave lort l.eo. 7 t S l 11 A. M I'J M I U. M. S, tl 7:U 'sau. and in p M. Indicates all the Intermediate landing! are mado Hoati ror charter and I'lemant 1 alley drove to let. Ap ply lot. W, M'ERIIECK, U Springs! Decoration Day. ffiOrHLAND BEACH, 'N THE SANDY HOOK PENINSULA. Doats leave foot of Rector st 10. In A, M. and n 41 P. M., returning at 1J:04 and o.si P. M, llleitaurant open.) HOUTII ItEAPH DAILY EXrl'RhlllX, rilr. Tlioa. A. MnrcEuu. Mtr. Ellin Iluuciix, Urouiue W. lOlll Ml., orClnla. 10,15 A. M LIB P. ,0l..nAWl. Tlf. 01'- Bridge Dock, Rroollyu. Hrldge Dork. Krookl) n, 10 110 A, 11, I ill p II. lUllUA. M.l l'P.M, a-;i. p. v I a .mi' i. l-are, lj I'euts Each Way GRAND VACATION L.XCIltSlll.X ill EUROPE, liuder the perrnnal .uier l.lmi of Tliulnas II. Ileiirfri.'kti.ii or .17 Atlamli- av Hrookljn. N. Y., the u'elllnuwu tuurtit and excursion manager. lrajng New York wu Cunsrd steamer SKiivia, Saturday, July I?, visiting England, Scotland, iielgluin. (Irruiuuy. the Rlilue. bivtir erland, and Paris, a nearly seven ut-eke' trlpature murkably low rate, j einphiet and tlliiurary now ready. CVIIOLRRA (lit PISIIINlT'llANKS IUILY -Double- hulled Iron stumer AM. I. Lit, with new hollers and uil safe luiproveiiients. leaves 'Jlstst. I.. It. .u, Keeklnau St., I. It. i s.i I'ler b N. R., H It A X fresh lull, .ic. i. cuts, 7.1c ladles, :'c. AI. FO-iTI R IMSHINil HAXI..--'ally. ACCU'I ACK', E.llt Ulsl. 1 ii 4.. tit! ar 7 Irankllu. 7(10 Pier a. East Rlier, 7 '0, one blork ulio- Maten Isl.tn 1 fi-rry Pure. 7'm- wiih bait cbecki cluls of llve.ri. Udles, ut. t ool'Elt 1.1IKIIINU DANES, Dallr.-K0IIUT1.K1I, Pait I-ld. 7 t Peck illp. 7 4u. Pranklln. s ao, 7.1 cents. itli halt check; ladles, buc.i halt, OsUlng tackle, rerresliini'iua IIEEHL, Captain. STARIN'H OITYTRlVHrrAND IIARIIOIl TRANSPOR TATIONCO..olhrei I'leri ls.N.R..fooi.f CorllandtsL Siaion iRxeurslou Department I Sessou Ixtm 1 Hooks now opan. l It-ut M Ilslly, 0 I. 5. Sunday, lu to 2. New plsaiore ground! and grovss. Dellgntfiil lummir day's outing, com modloui itesmers and barges J7IXCKL1.ENT PIPIIIXH dally on iteamer AXnt.ER. J Haiteis full sea br,s Wednesday AI. fOSTi-R jflntuiMn g.Riflemin. O PR, ALL BUMMER.-Tboongh school for dancing. WiLf.. tanghl raplllr. Clroulara iHlotaO aOOHHROONlOilvAtOllT. U WmI Hth ft, BROADWAY TIIEATBE- Safsit and Uand.on.eit Theatre In the World. PRANK w. SANQER.... -m Manaier w EVERY NI0I1T SATURDAY slATI.IER cDe Wolf Hopper, T "Eld M flood by and Oo," A HOPPER OPERA SEASON. fflJB MARION 1-AWOLA, ri -It Wain Dream." S HOPPER OrERA SEASON. EB I TTH0S.Q.SEABRO0ICE, "I Know It by Iletrt." L H 1 HOPPER OrERA SEASON. EDELLA FOX, "Jult Ul TWO." A, HOPPER OrERA SEASON. ffQ SROSE LEIGHTON, "If a Merciful Provlilcuce." m HOPPER OPERA SB 160N. SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY (IIECOBATION HAY), HB 50lli PeormanceJunrMjJrm, rTMIEO. TlToMAS'TrMHER NtntIT CIlNCLRfS ?-Sal LENOX LYCEUMS To.moiritn- Evenlnic llVIUavl. Sluj- ao, ut (Decoration Dayl Opening .Night of THEODOKE THOMAS' Clratitl I'opiilin Orcheatt-nl C'nncertn. Tn be rontlnued nightly lor nierlei of four weeks. Change of Programme every night, Atlmlaalou, irnla. N reaerred aeate. Private Hoxes f-JLHO and ft Oil extra. Searon Tickets fortnight" transferable, (10 oa Package tickets of twelve, foisi IIIIX OPPICE NOW OPP.X. i-KUUTOR'S THi-r-KE. LaatatiUhtiu hl'I.GIAX. HAT. DEroitATIuN DAY. Kvenintr at m. Matinee s.ttunl.ty. KAlal.Y AXI I'AY IN McKENNA'H I'LIBTATION. New hutlneii and lokes. Yours forever. Mary Ellen Ryan." Casino broadway"and arm st. F.venlnrsatx. llatlnee Saturday at 2. SPECIAL MATINEE DECOKATION DAY. LAST WEEK. 100TH AND FAHElVELI. NIOHT, SAT., MAT 31. the mm DUCHESS. ROOPdARDRN Cll.Nl.RIIT FROM 7 .fl to 12 nightly. AdmliMnu ro rents, including both entertainments. MONDAY LVL.MNU, JtNE J "fll UltAHILIAN," 1 .ITIll.TTllF.ATRr.- NesTbtll av. A. ,T. t esley Koienquest .Sole Manager Reserved orchestra circle and Rateonv, .vie. Every .Night Matluee Wednesday and r-aturday. EXTRA MATINEE DECOR 4TIO.N DAY. Jit WEEK A IIUOE SL CCESS. C3-EL9 lu Herbert Hill Wimlow's coinelv. THE SILENT PARTNER. BMOU TI1RATRR Broadnar- nar30that. Wettley Iloneniin-L -ole Manager Every ulht Matlnae Wedneiday and frttnrday. KX'i ka matim:i: iir.coit.t tki hat. l-HTII to l-UTII lIO.NSl.CrilVh rr.ltr'Ul.MANCfcl, Ami posltiveli last weeVsof IU'SNl'M'rv C'W.lIIi.DIAIVS In the ijest of all musicat farce comeilieit. TlIBi flTV IMKB'l,ORY. Oenoral Admission ftUc NION sijt'ARP. TIlhATRE. .1. ,M. lllLlT-anaTerT POSITltEI.Y LAST WEEK. utezl stjhgsss. THE COUNTY FAIR. EVERY EVFNIXO. SWURIHV MATINEE. EXTRA MATINEE. HEC.iMIATIO.N DAY. STAR THEATRE'. BROADW4V AND 1JTII si. 'Out of the greatest iiopular iucces.es of recent ieara 'Com. Adv. XI. It. I I.E4VIH CUltTIM, .MOICIIInON, AND The Shatchen. ONLY .1IATINEEM rtATUIXUA V. ACADEMY." suc--,r."fn DUFOPRtCO. MATINEE PINAFORE. a,-M,at!,!.'?.Vv. Nl XT WEEK, IV( T,AV RIO -MIKADO" REVIVAL. XU-AIkI. s ar-nwre AXB-IBOB'ti iv.A" OIVBB. "ev'eAY.""?- kukx m'SKis. Ajeeb. tlieasioundlns then. Autonintou, here yet. UIDDV nh t oppniltn Cooper Inttltute. nAnlll lltel.reatJhNMK .RAMANS. VCIlUCnV'C Hieiireat i.iiitip. ..II.soX. M-llliLUl O MaiMtmtli Vaudeillle Company. THEATRE MATINEE TO-DAY. ItOTlIh i,IIs.)X"S TL Iillu.NHLSjndayev'g.Juuel. JiALMElt THI.AT..I A. M. 1'illiuer. sole Manager. Hoclmats. titeratll sat. Mat at J I.OL'Ir, I Till! I LAST AI.IIRICII, I EDITOR. WRBK. bPI.llALMAIiNi.E 1)1,1 "IH rioN DAY. KOSTEil BIAL'S. MATV?E'ATNnAV- The Wonderful Spanlen lsnue, CiLRMEI-CITA. Extra CAHMl.NiaTA Slatineo rrlday-Decoratlon Day. IYCEUMTIIEtTHI till -v and 5M It, -i l.veulngsali 1.1 Ma-iuee Mtun lav. 11IK PRIVATE sEi i.lTARY If lllllfltei Till', PllIVATP. SI fill TAHY llsvlseil Hill PRIVATE SE' IILTlitY I crslou. IADi;riARETin:-4TKi,rrrHs "V.'aUJ.V'i'A!,," nu1'lav. I BEAU BRUMMEL, hVERrEl-..'l"lHi MATINEE SATURDAY. Curtain rls.s at H .li-irii Carriages uUO 5-L orrrTfrATr "rvffiTT17.V TVTATI ALl'lXV' AIAV.S.1IX THUATRI'. 7jTH PERFOHMANCE. UNL1M1TKD JINK lit J.XUAC.I HUNT SOUM-.NIR KlllllT. Hcr.MI.NI. It's PI I'l.Hs T1ILATIII. Each I venlug ed FriJa. utid Sat. Motln.es. CilAA MfCtlir-HVIli Ilia Drama. ONE OP THE IlKAVEST. Neit week -FRANK M4Vi. in RAND OPERA ll"l SI! Reserve 1 feat., urcheitrn circle and balconv. M)c. Wednesday. Irlda). and Saturdav Matlneea I fll CT I.MII.IHII tllttM' tll'KRA. I fflUaii NEXT MEEK, MAKTHA," HAMMER. lEi.N's iiphllA HOI SF, ir.tli t.. near 7tii av eik Mon.. May vn. Sat Mat-, CONIHI-. I'S li.MII HPI'.RA COMPANY IN .I.IIOHI'I'A. Next week-TIIU Id. Ail, lll'SsAR. rilllNY PASTORS Till ATRE. I4TJI ST. A TflUV I 1,1 M.I.Ls' H10 COMPANY. lUfll Ai R AMI JOHN M.llM.l.l. P?T(1P'; MAI OH l-IN,i: hsrhLl.4 SYLVIA. iflolUn O, J Xliilineo Tuesday uml Irlday. H" R. JACOIIS'S all AV THEATRE Matinees.Mtinil.il Thur.day. and Saturday. KXTRA MAT1.M.K PI.IDAY. Dr.CORAno.N DAY. HOVT"4"A BA 1I.1UY." June2-U.NCLI. ToM'- caiiin. "YOUR "Hi av. and C'th it. UST IMIOP. O. It. I1LIIIHON, 4II.V.M T. King of Horse Isnier. IOHEI. 1.4 -P 1IIREE Ml.RI'. Hill. prices -.'rui.-. l. Hlls now on sal. xinsiittrR TIM AT t! rottirv ni-iir Canal V Matlii.el -4 M.l Alltlll 'lallnee Prid" In Tin I- Ik I--'I HERT4 I latunUy. Next week, Hie rt-.iH.t'c drama "The Mark Flng. rpEiimri: oaRIu N. ft-tl st. nearSd av-ToiilghZ 1 llenellt lu Vii-mr lleliy. seien hualiluns. I rid ay, Strauss opera, r"ledrriiiau S.-nurday, Seven Snablaus. NOTICE -Members of iiiiiailot orRnl-lion irs r nuested to intend a rehear.al sy Ass.iclatlon Hall tu iililn iThuriJMi atHiicliick lo i fepare for ilif cere- I iuonies of the "urner stoiif ,,"l!,,,0,I,I,!''1."ai',i',,u I Arch. UtAXK li HaMIiusI'II, t inductor. tfiiropr. 4. N INiLIFH FIRM trailing In suit goods, with A bri I'lirsin lii'tiltill i.la.gnw, Mamlirstrr Calais, I. on. ui. I ioiiiiiMii..n all over ll.e i i.nlli enl. Is..eu lit n,i.iint siiitai i- -epreiieni.ilivrs lu niiadit auil Hie I liil.d 'lalei- of Aineilc. onl) those with yapltal and thorough bu.liies. L li w I r J rf- jli.) ul U apply bv letter lo P 2.ilsi care of IRANI. KIERNA.N A CO, l Broad way, New Vork. gfiiK-trticUou. ANJO. song andoTnce, )lg "IP'? ""t".n.f u"nl circular! nulled. J. BOUAN, 2UU Bowery. BANJO.-ljROHilirTEHD. maker, teacher; day. even ing, a Av. D. corn. r Houston st Ladies taught SOIIOi'l. up ACTINO -Open all suuimer. hNICKER Uui kER io.nsi:rvaToK. II hi. .c, elooutlon, fencing, ilsuclng. Circulars. 41 Writ lull st. "-TENOaiXAFHY and"typewrltlng.-klll In 3 atealos at io 'way,Jyj!wrltlnt lenoiiilweeklr. 'TlinFKLEHHONM oa Banjo for vl.00.-Mrs. 0rnB,0J4I.lssekirlt.oxiiesk Pattur-Ton'll never save money sntll yon learn to bs more economical. on-I only paid 110 for this suit at King A Co. 'a. GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON. Presents a Most Astounding Array! 4,,A10,!r 20, $25, nnd JU bprniR Suits nnd Ovorconts, boaidos 7,000 "Suits" just from tbo shops nnd mndo to soil at $25, now offorod nt $10, WITHOUT RESERVE, For tho Noxt Three Days Only I Gentlemen's Fine Spring Suits and Ovorcoats In Cnssimeres, Wor-1 steds, Twoods nnd Sorgos, ovor twenty iiuioruut uomuinn- V tions, besides Ovor- fy) coals in six shndos, bilk-fncod nnd silk lined, nil at j IX UIt ItA-KGAIiV DISPT. Wo continuo tho Snr- prising Snlo of Men's Fino Business Suits, in Sacks or Cutaways Ay wfs of Mixed Cussimoros, i hi I Corkscrews nnd Di- Vl-WU ngonals, Rolinbly Mado and Warranted to Wear Well, at J IN BOYS' CLOTHING PKEEi A FINE HAME MALL HAT AND HALL WITH ANY MJIT! 1,000 School Suits, sizes 4 to 11 years, QO Plaited Style, and MzQQ dark colors, at COO Short Pants Suits, 1 All Wool, Fancy Cheviots and Cassi- 0t) QO meres, such as usu- ,HjO ally sold nt from U ,'-,B,w at S50, now only OPEN TI1IS EVENING UNTIL O. A. B. ECins: I. Go. THE LEADINO AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 627 &C29 Itroadway.near Blccekcr St. Sluctiou 31otiji. A -JAMBS P. SILO, Auctioneer 43 LIBERTY ST. "CONTINUATION SALI! THIS DAY (THURSDAY). MAY 2a at 13 O'clock. withlu our itore, 43 Liberty St. ORAND CLOSING SALK OF THE SEASON. MAIIMHCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every rtetcrlrtton, lino Draperies, Rugs, Carpets, Brumes, Palnilngs. Rrlca-Brac, Ac lfk EC UTOit's" SALE OP CIloTciTl-LANTS, HORSES, CARRIAGES LIVE STOCK, Ac, By order of the executors of 8. L. XI. BARI.owri.iq., deceuel. at the HARLOW .MANSION, (Hen Cove. L. I. THURSDAY, PRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, Juue 5. Hn.l 7. Catalogue! on application to C. II. UI.MII.NK. Auctioneer. Fulton st. and Lafayette equare. Brooklvn. AMES C. LAI.OR. Auctioneer, tl WUl sell this dav. 10:30 A M. ALL THE Pl'RNITURB Contained In the bouse EAST iTU ST. Including a Herring fireproof safe. fkTIITICE OF SALE. 1 Hef null hai ing been made in the payment of Inter ett upon souio til ihe bonds lsued under nd secured by a certain luorlgago or deed of truit made lhelutilay or December. l-7, between the Virginia Tidewater toal Company, a corpurnlion of the Mate of New .lersey. as ptrtyof the ilrt iiart, nnd the Mercantile Truitcom .any, a corporulimi creaied and axtslliig under the luws of the ntale of New York, of the second pert, and inch default having continued for morn than a period of six ruonlha, and the trustee flaring elected that tha entire principal Minn of all the bonds outstanding and secured bv sail mortgage has become due and pa. able, and having been requested by the holders and owners or a majority of such bonds, so outstanding, to exercise the power of sale provided for In said mortgage. Notlra Is hereby given that ihe ssld trustee will on the l.'tli day ot March, lt.no. at I-,' o'clock noon, at the Court limine In the clly of Hioumond In ihe State of Mrglnla. sell und illiipiise of sli and singular the prop erly, equtptneut. fraurhlrea, and appurtenances con veed or Intended so tu bo by said mortgage or deed of trust, at public unctiou. whirli said ale si,atl bo ruade to tne Mgheu bidder thereat. The terms ot such sale will be announced at Ihe making thrreor. The properly to be sold is In the said mortgage or deed of tru.t described as follows: All Ihe rUht. title, and Interest of the party of the ilrst part In and to nil the lamia prcint.es. buildings, and properly of a.tld part) of the tlret part, either real, per sonal, or mixed, aud all of Hi estate, right, title, nnd lu tere.r. aul equity of redemption therelu; that Is to say, ail uf Ihe lands hereunto tle.crloed. and all u( tha mines and mlueral rights, tnruacea shaft houses, buildings shed., fences, and erections now fnsde and constructed or vet to be constructed on the lauds hereafter de scribed, and of Ilia personal properly equipments, plant, ma. hlnery, iixturra, tools, Implements, and ap rurienaiices now owned by the said party of the rtret part or i.erenfter purchased or acquired and used upon laid land b laldimrty or the prat part, and all of the now or iiereattcr chartered rlshis ind franchises of suit cuiutaii), aud also the lauds and pr.mlsoa dc scrhed as follows. All of the two Iracta or parcels of land situated or ly ing In the counn of chesterfield. State of Mrglnla, bmitidrd and Je.crlbedaa follow!! Hrit-Thenrat tract or parcel of lanrl consliung of six hundred aud eight and three quarters (ikm., acres. bounded on Ihe soul h by -the. an Is of Joel and Ssmuol latlor, mi the west by the lands ot the Ollplu and Cobbs eeute on Ihe nnrlh by the land, of Hie Midlothian and llurriiw. pruperir and Slone Hedge., and on the .ill by the land belonging to Hie estate nt James It M.-Tyre. being the seme land cniivefeii tn Waller ilamllton by t' i Mclt-ieanl lleiii. II. Nash, special Coinml'Sinners. by ileeu reiorded in cheslerlleld county, btale of lr kIiiIi Clerk olllce, Ma 2l. IHH.I ei-on'l -'Ihat second tract or parcel ot land contain ing ten hundred c.'doi seres more or less, hounde 1 by theesialetif llurrowsucqnlred by the said Hurrowa from the Midlothian Mining Company) and by the land aboiedesrrlliedusthei.rstof sal.l two tracts or par ct-le. belug.tlie same lend whereof one Samuel Cubns died seized prior to the rear 1S2H. known a. Re served or r-i obi..," and subsequently cornered to vtaller Hamilton by c. i: Mcltae nnd William I Clop ton. special tiiuml.sloiiers, by deed recorded lu t bos trrileld county, State of Virginia. County Clerk's ofllce. July li late. salt tiwi tracts or parcelsof laud were conve' ed bv Wutler llaintlloiiaud Amy H. Hamilton lo the Virginia Tlitewuter Coat oinpauy by Hoed bearing iliile the liiiieieenlh Onv of August, one lluiuittiid eight hundred Hiidcgtit. tiA, and nied andrecorilet in I'tieMt-rtleld cunnt), state of lrgiula lerk's omcc In D li 7.' p. 4-1 mi August 'Jl. itto together with all the mineral rights nut! oppurtenancra belonging to said Innds. to which recorded deed the rotnpauy refers more mill, together with all and singular the tenements, beredt lament., and appurtenances thereunto belonging or lu mi) wise appertaining, and the reversion or reversions, reinaludur and remainders thereof. Mid al.uall ibo estate right title. Interest, property, pni.ne.t.oti, claim, aud demand uliatsueier as well in l.i- as ,n equity of said party of the nrst partv of In. mid io He same and eier) lurt and parcel thereof, with the vipurten.nces. T II. V.I.RIMMIJ.K TRUST COMPANY. Truilee, Dated Jan l lf N.iilce i. liereb1 given Cat the ale t-.f the ft.oe men tinned and dei rlhvd ir peril li .s been udluurne 1 fioin .March 17 IN., ihe Jale Hied therein, tu Mur.li 1. 1H:J, at the same plai-a ai l hour. Till-. MEItlA.N'TII.I TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. Notice li hereby given that the sale of thti above men tioned and described property hn. been further sdtouru edfrom March 31, lo April SO, I"JJ. at Ihe same place and hour 1 TUB MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. TrolUe. Notice Is hereby given that the sale of the above men tinned snd described property has been farther sdjonru ed from April if). ISVO, to slay lit, IS JO, at ll.e lime place and hour THE MERCANTILE TRUST OOMPANY. Truitee. Notice Is hereby given that the lale of the aboi e men tions.! and iirscrlled property has been ruriher ad journed from Me Ul letsj, to June Hi. isun at the -r,i'.'!iy'i-S'lll.B TUl-'T COMPANY. Tn.tee. rntonumentjf. M" ARPLII AND ORANITB TrpRRH.-lfonum.nta onyx topi, pediitsle, Ac. A. iLABBB, 3 tolls Bui 6IU st, at il ar. slsvawd lUOio. I ONLY SEVEN DOLLARS! TO-DAY we are going to try the experiment ef selllnj A FIRST CLASS SUIT OP CLOTH. NO for SEVEN DOLLARS' We do this becan.e we think that Ihe CHEAP GARMENTS so generally advertised Indlcale a demand for A LOIV-rRlCRI) ARTICLE, and In order to let-ore the tradeot THORP. WHO MUST ECONOMUR weihalloUer A SUIT OP OUR OWN MANUPACTLRB, (IUARANTEKD IN EVERY RRSPECT TO UU EX ACTLY AS WE REPRESENT IT, for SEVEN 1 LAIIHt SEVEN DOI.l.AIIR! SEVEN llOLLARKI SEVEN IIOLI.AHNt SEVEN JIOLLAIIS! SEVEN IIOLLAItHI When you buy this suit you are not getting POOR OLOTUI.N'U. CHEAPLY CONbTRUCTi.D, but every garment composing Ibis SRVE.N'.DOLLAR SUITI SEVEN DOLLAR SUIT! SEVCN.DOLLAR SUIT' SEVEN-DOLLAR SUITI SEVEN.DOLLAU SUITI SEVEN-DOLLAR SUITI li as good as anything that can be bought for DOUIII.E THE MONEY in any oilier store In New York. Asa positive nroc C this, we ask ou to COMPARE OUR SEVBN-DOLLAH SUIT WITH 1 HE USUAL POUItrEEN. DOLLAR SUITbtiLD ELSEWHERE, and see if Ills not of IDRNTICALLY TUB SAME VAI.UE-eicept, PO'Slbly, OURS IS THE REST OP Tin: TWO. And hereletus ay we are selling ORAND ARMY SUITS, ALL WOOL HI.UE rLANNEL. l.N'HK.O DYE, AT TEN DOLLARS! ai i jviMmva ,u HBi.itciltn no HI. uucilllK ni utll t'lt. ent sale w. promise that YOU WILL Kit ASTONISHED ATTIIi: LOW PRICES, and that It Just exactly the reaion WE WANT YOU TO COME AND SLli US TO DAY'. ODD. AND 110(4 nitOADWAY, COR. WALKER ST. ALL 111.U1. SIGNS. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINtl UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. clu i nil lu HOLDS TUB ATTENTION OP PURCHASERS BY REASON OP UNIl'ORM KNCELLENC1-. WE HAVE PREPARED A VERY EXTENSIVE LINK Op 8EROES IN ORDER TO MEET THE DEMAND POR THESE APPROPRIATE MATERIALS POR WARM WEATHER WEAR. OCR STOCK EMRRACES ALL Tlir. CURRENT STYLES IN SACKS AND CUTAWAYS, AND ARE OFFERED IN THE REST OP HLACKS AND MOST RELIABLE BLURS. WE HAVE SIZES AND ORADES SUFFICIENT TO COVER ALL THE POS. S1BLK NEEDS AT PRICES WITHIN THE LIMIT OF FAlENt-iS. WE MAKB TO ORDER AT ABOUT READY-MADE PRICES. Uriel Ho. 8S ANO SflO HOADWAY, OPPOSITE CITY HALL, AND COHNEIl FULTON A Nil NASSAU ST.S. eAfSPETS. WE COMMENCE OITIl ANNUAL CLEARING KALE OP PATTERNS THAT WE HO NOT INTEND CON. TINUINO THE SALE OF AFTER THIS SEASON. TnEKE ARE HOME 00 HOLES IN STUCK OF THESE OOOIIH, ANII WE MUST HELL THEM NOW AT ONCE AT A CHEAT' HACBIFIt'E, THE ASSORTMENT CONTAINS WILTONS, AXMINSTERS, (WOQUETTES, VELVETS, Brussels and Tapestries, Linoleums and Oil-Cloths. Nos. 22, 24, and 26 East I4tii St., NBA It UNION HQI'AKE. ONLY A SHOE: HOW SMALL A MATTER, AND YET HOW IMPORTANT WIIATA WORLD OP HAPPINESS LIKB IN A PERFECT-PITTIMJ SHOE. AND WHAT A WORLD OP MHI.HY IN AN ILL I'lTTINU ONE. WE VENTURE TO SAY THAT ONE HALF OK ALL THE AILMENTS OF THE Ml N'll AND BODY ARISE PROM NEOLKCTED PELT AMI ILL PITTIMi FOOTWEAR. PORSTVI.E, FIT, AND DCR4BII.IIY .NOTHlMi WILL P.gUALTHE RE.NIKh SHOE. i! i:eki: ltuos., MAMPACTiritERM. 199 AND 201 CANAL ST. Furniture, Carpels and Bedding AT PRICES I.IAT Hl'FV I OM PETITION op it new riii.tiri' svstp.1i knaiiluh Yi I TO HI OUR i.ODIiSr.N ,or,-. n'.VN TfaltMS. I, .V N. 15 A I' .11 A N N, 7'i.l in 743 Kill AVE., CORNER 40fll ST, H. U A I! AI A N N .1; II it O,, ai AMI 41 WRST 2.'ID ST. JOX air. TnTf tfTb" iljjj ton y, To all consumers, welihed over Ihe scale, ai depot foot 43d tt, EattRlv.r. V-J- "IKKR. f'mee 101 p,t ,lUce. A ,w"'l'I!H'AHHl.IP..I PAINT hlORI-.. good Height i- borhood uptown a ith stock and goolwill .Vr. lent opportuull) for right mail, will be sold cl eap. bar. gain; good reason lor selling. Address t""l1t ALICIA. SSI Blhsv. I,1?IbSii7i.14K'' Vc,!OVK,,"N"h "rpitTiTr ihoF JMac'ilo'tltalst"11' UucV'""")J'"derto gatttiw. Pf I81' (or laveutloaproeors4pf.m"DlTr i7ow.it. a THIS 4K jSOITSj I .,000 l1 HANDSOME SUITS, IN SACKS AND CUTAWAYS, I MIT liLiRS i PER SUBT. Serges, Homespuns, Flannels, Cassimeres, Cheviots, m Corkscrews, S i WE I'ltP.SENT TO EVERY PATRON TO.IIAY A IIANHSO.IIE I S3.00 DERBYH AT. 'i. BOYS' SUITS I j 90c, $1.50, $1.90, j ISasc Itall Oa. tat iueliitlcil. M Broadway,coiGrandst.M open o p. ar. KV imk r ,'8 M fe KrSsSs,!i if -to- f &f 'S I fPflv 1 i -0 "v4ir3' 's? rW W. L. DOUGLAS S3 nilSHOEuoiVrH Ana Oilier Atlrerllee.l siiei.litltira An llm Itrit In the nrlrl. None genuine unless namo and price nro stamped on bottom SOLD EVERYWHERE. jniir dealer Wl3 not supply .on send postal lor Instructions how 'Af, buydirectfi.iinfnr-tory wlthouj.xtracliarge. Ai I'OI.'OLAN, Ilrotklnn, Mala f r- NEW Yolllt-lw.itH.lie.t, ,'t7 l.Si'J lilo I ii 1st ave.i 44:tu:.. i.ica, I.:i;i4, i 4C4 aJ ire 3jA 'iSU? E-ySK' ,'1"8' Mi,1'!'"!. -owatlavTi iwl'Iot 77J Sth ave 4ii. 57U. hi)', lull aye i I Ave AVIl lift Ave Hi li,l. t flreeuwlch si.- NjVnd SSJ liowem it) .Nassau at: 4 ,s Rrnmlrray 21 n hltenall 1? Saw Orand .t l.-i. r,u canal st.: 2i:j West listh it i IP? IIROOKLYN -ill, SIM mm. 1,207. l.tmn Uroadwart i, i' V'r" "TJ.: 7' h:" VnHon ai" brand sw7 f i"-? i!r.3 s.S'.lrau'a'.V-' at i,h c'rj .11 It-.I.Y CIIY -son (Os, 4Saild 4S Newark arSLt 111 Comiuunlpawave.; 477 Prove st, 70 Monlgomerrit How Lost! How Regained I j KHOWTHYSELF.CTK ---jji tsaxjiipa-oaa jr. x.zbb fi Ar.cltntiiliaiiilf-'UnJjriU'opularlilcdlcilTreatlHOB W tlio Errors of Youth, rrfmatiiroIecllne,Kerroua 'J und l'hvslr.. Dflilllly, lninirlllcnf tlielllootl. SB JJMUltliU troin Kolly, Vko, Iqro ance, Kices.ca og j Ovr-rUi 'loiLlCiifnailniraiitl iiulitllnir the vidua loM nrk, Ilnslni'si, tin- Mnrrldl tir HoclalltelaUoa. I Ay i tinalillfitl p.-ientlrra I'osseia tlila erei ?f jvorl.. Iiritnlnlnaig.lniy-fa.r. jalgro. HeauUfuJ bint lug, I'liiliuaaoil, full KilL i'rlce, only $1.00 bv nill,i.i.iarl, run, ealci. In t.uin wrapper. Illu H.,.' tratiw l'r.i.icci Froo, if j n at.ulr now. Th. 3. i rtltil.Ml.hr-u auil...-. Wi h. I'arEer, M h. r.! reived IN. COLD AllD JEWELLED MEaL M from th National MocJ.cal AsaocHiitlori M9 for tho PRIZE EOSAV on NERUOUB IfnJ ff of Aisiuni I'lijslclane inav ho con.iiltcd, eonfi! SUfi deuUully, l.y null or In ih-,-ii, nt UiJ cfllc IM o.4 lltill ln.li ht., lltisi,,,,, M Vhomia Ml crilers lor boiU or lettore for advice eon i mil tlireCtl (SAklHlVll HV w) 0 roUTLANHT MP. (EI. NTAIIts,, jM Ml,1 .l, wt ANI Bjp Vl7 Ar Bl.at: OXjBfi JMS j