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

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I FOR THE SUMMER? Qg a -rfsJJBflraL&Lkk HLKt&yfe'fe' To Xr oU J mSTnxT i 1 li 1 -JSifSfi3Kfeita& 7'i HORSES, HARNESS, orCARRIAGES? X JdL Jli to U JNT msT m I '"WMWBJ2a''lSBiBML5 jdfSSgfctJ mM. M. MA If so, me the Advertising Columns of lFor Boloot Resorts. W Jl ggga TW WW W W T IEB TJIST. l VOL. LVII.-NO. 292. XEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1800. PIHCK TWO'cKXTsT v THE STEAM PIPE NUISANCE. ANOTHER VIOLENT EXPLOSION OF XltB FULTON BTRUEX MAIN, Tae COsapaa j Oaeel for OSO.OOO Dmigu by natter Kiaii and ConaliilMtr Sllroy HugeTeate that tka Down. town Flnea be Torn Up or that tha Company', Charter llrlow t'liambtri Street be Revoked. j?L 'Jhosanioseotion of the Fulton street pipe ot the Now York Btonm Heating Company which bur-t on Monday burst again nbout 7l o'clock yesterday morn Inc. Although 1 thoie was no upheaval of t ho pavement, L i tlio osoaplng stoam, ns boforo, illJ much I mlsohlof In James Mack's restaurant In tlio basement at 1'ulton street and llrondway, and In Knox's bnt shop ovorhoad and his fac tory In ttio top ot the snmo building. It ef fected ontranco in tlio easternmost end of tho cellar hi blowing n holo through a thick troll built on n Una with tho curb. Through tho holo vera also forcod eovorat cart loads of Band, soino being blown with such fury that It coulod tho vv alls and everything in the cellar nearly a nuurtor of an Inch doeii. The sand oxtondod no further than the cel lar. but tho btoimi rushod into the kitchen of 1 tho restaurant abovoln such voltimos that it 1 tuada it for n moment resemble a ItusMnn j bath. Cooks Mary lloardon and Krldgot Kolan. j assistant cook ltichnrd HI. Iiincumun Chas. Bli-cliof, oiBtorman John Dick, and porter John Smith, who wore in the kitchen, ran to escupo bolug raibolhd. Tho steam wan bo denBO that they couldn't find the door until the bookkeeper opened it, so that thoy got slightly Bculdod In spite of tliolr hurry. Tho custom ers who wero broakfastlng In tho lostauraut also stampeded lot tho streoi. As on Mondavi, tbo stonm mountod tho olo ntoi thu't to lino's hat factoiy in groat thick 1 clouds, which nut onl) flllod tho uppor stories of tlio building but poured from tho windows, making passers by think tho promihos wore on lire. Koine ot the ste'itn also got Into tho shop. Tlio steam continued to pour into tho build ing for more than twenty minutes, whon a wagon load of workmen nrrled, nnd, nftor te.iting up tho pnioinent, shut It off. liefore this wns done tho sto un had knocked tho sllll onlng out ol a lot of Knox's hats, besides do stroilug two eases of shollac which woro in tho cellar. It nlso, In addition to deprilng Mr. Mack of his bre.ikla-t customers, spoiled j much of tho food which had beon prerared for dinner. Tlio s md w hlch wbh driven Into tho cellar buriod.for a timo, tho cn L Cine n-"Od to force water mi into the top of the building. KU hours after the Inn-ting of tho I pine the sand was wiirm, almost hot. and for 1 Bometlmo aftorwurd hot water wus drawn )B from the bar Crotou pipes. Wu .Mr lno. ha begun Milt against tlio Steam W Hi-utlng loiiipany ns u common nuisance, in la whlili he uliilms dannii.es In $..t),tiiii. 'ilio I paper- werosoriod insteiday. Mr. Mack in- 1 tends to suo for tJVJil'. Jlo claims to hnio I eutlorod loss not only Itoin the two oiploslotis, f but trom tlio continual escape of stoum into hl-t premises, bnngi ig. ur. It cloos, oll odors I from tho earth tliroiigh which It percolates. I Tha plato glass window of tlio stationery I ehup at Hil lulton stroot. which is over tho I plnco whore tlio team useuiod. wu-cracked U i-ltlitir Py tho shock or by the heat. Ihocoii- H tents of tho shop wero also somewhat d ini- H aged. Tbo stamp shop, ne.t door, e-uipod I with scarcely nil) ilamago. Vlce-1'residejit ShulTerof the Steam Ifo.iting H Company said ho thought the two ox PleHons H were due to the oscaplng gns which to ik tiro 1 atllioaJwny and 1 niton '-treot last Thursday mg: baine heated tho hte.nn tdos and thusopeu- 9ml, eel some of tho suums wliorti tho sections aio "Mil connected, lloalso saiil tunt the company had 'tt had no trouble, except with tlio down-town VJ pipes which woro laid beforo it had aciuii. d 1 the exuerloiico an I science It t ow Im. lie J culled nttou'l in to tho abseuco of accidents In connnctionwith the mlifsof ui-town pities. 1 ominlssionor nt I'ublle Works liilioy said i f Wlien ho heard of leblenlm h explosion that I bo would write to the Mayor denouncing tho I rjtoaui lloatlngConipnin us aimlille iiulnanco I anil calling lor its suppression by tho puollu I PMseeutor. oiiiniisslonerof I'ublle Woiks Ollroy, in a 1 rep irt to til" Major of tho recent oxnloslon, ft said sesterday lie had design. itod doorgo '.V. 'Ml,' litnlpail cliiof oiig,inei ol ilio Croon Aiie- SLs duct; llotai: 1 ooini engineer In cliargo ot BL ewin, mid fien. Ho Mono general inpo tor c&a' on street oitMim,'s, ,is a t'oui nlsion toexain- 'f'l inolutonnd lennM the c.iiisotor the epjo- sloii. Ttui t'ommlsnon culled bofoio It all of I tlio known wini'Si.s tho liisjiecloi of tho De- I I p.irtment o' Public .Wks and t'io foteniati JkB mid laborers ot tho N. w o k Moam Couip.iui lB and of llui gns comp iiiies whoso iniiliih woro Wi In n ied 'Ilio wjiue-ho- were not under onth, H and t -Irstatt meats were sonietiirjes conllii't- 'B lug, but Hie Comiiilhicinor tioiietei that each H mi. n 'eliteil tie clrcunistances as lie saw i them and liU description of tho oceunouco as J, thus derived is as lollows. l i ttie tiurt'iji.i ii, a urutien nnit repxirs tn im Ktram i 1 MirA.ti6ei u limn iiiiniaiir liiid otieneil a H Irtnch lit (In lutemci linn f Pruailiray nn.1 I nllrui D Ir.ei mi-ie ihreu or luur w, oki. pilur lu the i xpm.lon a il lull, iilirn Ihnl unl tiioii eiuioil In urh rrpxlrn. Ij I rrur beUu liimtl) ilnnn lnvlil. the ecaitin wa i a rt if el Jreji. out nttc e.c irilv duturi e 1 me irri'ini III e to t r t cnn.i IitadIo rlivaui e i itch n ruin tin1 1 ut nnl In tmili m Inn with Hie lur uf thu Ir i anil t'oiillnuoimsiirrt Ira lie ruuxeil tlie hftJ unit of arorytlnnif In Hie nnnieillnlo wcniln (tint wnH i iiioetlu ntliMil I Ilie o uu.ltiiiii Hill ijiui.eil ter ril etkft in thi un ,i; an i er pipes In tlmvhln Iv an I l1 er- m ti .1 fetp n Miiel, nt kii" 1 in- u ruueii wtre freijuentl) 1 iiiiioneJ an to the hi ILIHi. anil Hiilcrll 111 Ilia i fncli it aim a mum li'u t etoine 1 11 kliiern nil a ,lrli ,oi, ntlHOln-il tn tm b it in nf tlie vr I o k Hutu ,1 i 10 d nip 1111 a a I tuui, uiik e, ,,-e 1 .1 it IiikiIio i'ca.itlii'i .mil ttinalneil 1 1 u ern.e 1 unl'l file exp'usl i'i I ellnf H ippl elutilrli) 7. ro tie.) ut a t e un airriAii Hie ireniti Altar tne ra. i ur I el linen in ule Un rol!l!i!iir tin trill li an bo J tun ami tvu man er e,irkliikT tiii'ii r Ilea piiuR TjL li ,1,1 4 A M ipu thu lii'n i.inif f tlie e oiiun tamplior p lie ar 11 In p. lea -lolil 11U lir HiiMie I III tl,e laia t onrt of 1 men, a'nl li in ele Ills eKiiaiie frniti ilio titicti 111 pu 1 lu-ta iih in le nnatjla to lata tmt wan tlie iiiiintill ila cai ua of li" ua ittttu lire An ,il!eilll iriia at nnce Jul I,, un, t ertto lire Ia iluint'liiirillrt upon it winch lanjiurM .in rani nl but that! a home 1 lonir eiicujti o 1 liar 1 e a pilitn? iiinl Burroi nolu .lintu ra it l" lpairiti atin lunililiiitiiinrt lout nf illrt Inlollia ran Ji,t,iw !ri pipi itiom ineiittutied waa ileiutieit rom id,- mii, nnl i.e v iuai m wiiirii vireckeil tlie l way in 11 hole, linn eitlnlel) follnvreil. A to bat rnileil tl e ira none of ttia witneiiiea coul 1 or wr unl ay aio tlilnir unit ujion ,h tt point It i tlieirBft In r-pe u i te rtJTI eaintiioie ot tiaSen i ork steflln Conipanv eere tha i ril parun irvi.ent ut tie1 couinianiciin nl of lie flra anil inul ub 4 m d liiii.erna, bi.t the) all i4y liat lioiia "1 th 1 ijfli a an 1 Iniiterna wtra linliictlUlaly the poll t v here ilia I're occurred tik. Attor lttlng all tlie statement, the Commls- ilouexiiriHses the opinion that the cntiso "f Jin acelileni can bo tracod directly to tho nc II ion ot tho .Now ork htenm L'ompani, wiio,e ij xeuntlon hail bo mi op 'ti so long that It had 1 aiihod tho joints ol the gas mains to oiiou. Jlowing the aacupe of gas in laigo iiuantlHos ind to the lalluie to iirupnrh eupport the driti ittnched to tlie gis main In tho llrst instnneo. tnd to the iinal breaking of the same by dutnn ng a curt Imid of dirt upon It. U'ho ('omnilsslonor chIIs attention to tho team Comtnny's pIpesaHiieoustaut source of langerin tho down-town streets wheie almost ,iery foot of space Is occupied by sewers gas iiiilns. and water pipos. tlosnys Hint their svs tnt of jointing tlio plies Isimporfect and fie. Iiient breaks unci explosions rosult.and that lie high tomiotattire of tho steam nITeets iveri thing eiso in r.ingo raising thetempota. urolntho sowoiBso that they cannot bo on. V. erod und cleaned, and causing rapid forinou- i ntion and tho dlschurgo of noxious gnsos Jp rom tho manholes tho heating of water fii the lixtributing mains and sei vice pines, and the onsenlng ot all lolnts and connections. The Commission's report is accompanied y n roport from Mr. William Webb, uonerul 1 oremnnou sewer repairs, of nn examination o detect places where steam eciipo. Jlo ound steam coming through tho paietnent Mj licit did not come fiom tho sewers on Uroad. ff far ut llxcliange plac, Hector stioot. M'all treot, Jlurcluy street, betwonn 1'ark idaco nnd ilurruy stieet.nud botwoen Warren and Cham- lers streots, und that steam issues from sower iianholes in llrondway, botweou Maiden lano ind lultonstreot: In 1'ulton street, between Ireadway and Wllllnm stroet. and between Jroadway and Oieonwlch stieet; In Cortlandt treet, between llroadway and Oroonwlch treet: in l'lno street, Potwoou llrondwuy and I Mlllain street. In Nassau street, betweon Wall tnd Cedar btreots, in Win ran street, between Jroadwuy and Greenwich street; In Jteade troet, betweou llroadway and West llroadway: n llarelay street, between Jlroadway and iroonwli h street, nnd in Uroadwuy at Ann Itreet. The Commissioner adds Allot tha foreioini; lurnitlin the moit poiltlra art leute that Ilia Naiv York Mm l ompaii)'. ij.icru of ;lpe eipcelally unulii f 1 h.unlieia itreet. la utterly tafat U and I fuliy enjoriia ttia reooimnaDilatlonef lie Couiiiilatlon that all the uteani plpta ta ttken out of lr Ur auii other airei u which are cmwdeil rrlili altar plpe and aub turfaca cnnatruetlons and tl at ttier Iociiioub tor 11 i'e un pinea I a ilaiilffnata 1, and a oore p.rtaci tnattiodor j lining the !liei be put In rai Ice unf riunate'i 1 1 fi-iuebue urnnted to ihe v iiii,iiiirri the luinmu.i 1 in pi Is.i, ,0 lihortl in 1 y, N l tarmt 11 at tha cur ui "haritln cannot eril that r- lonirnl orer the oniiuny workt anil fiiiarstlona ;hlcli the pub to ratal) mi fnimtnlaiica ileniand. 1 r,tr 1;'i"M conferred upon the I epar'iueiit of I'uoilo VWki tdaUiiaia not onlr h ir.en In whlrli tajiu plpaa iiiay li lal 1 hut alto II a aiact lcatton ma p'.iun la Iba airaau, ud le uitHrit and aa- fcalBBaaai forca tba rropr mathod t lolntlm eonnaetlrt. and corerlD.: tha plpea with tha moat approrad, non.con. du.tlnr malarial, and. for the attainment of thtaob Jtct, 1 repactf ully aoliclt your offlclal aid and Influence. In addition, Commissioner Ollroy cnlls ntf en lion to the etioct of the pretencoof the steam Pipes on tbo new asphalt pavoment in Wall stroot, and concludes: t'nleaa tlia auntaitlona made above to th, control of themeam fompany'a plpaaahall ha contented toby aald company, atapaahonld ha taken for the revocation ut th, eoinpanr'i charter or franehlae, at lean ao far aa that part of the city aonth of Chamber! atreet lacon earned on the trotihd that tha omnpan)'! bQilrteaaait tioa conducted there It a roinniou nnfaanea, preludi clal tn public htalth, Jtitructlie ot proi art), and actu ally dangf roua to life. XUEX DEMAND P LED O U.S. Tha Farmirt' Atllnaee Propoaea to Ilnve Them In Hinck nnd While. CrtATtLOTTE, N. G, June I8.-C0L IT. C. Jones, United Btates Diet! lot Attorney under Clove- land, and a candidate for the Democratic nom ination for Congress, to-day rocelvod a lslt from L. M. McAllister, Socretary of tho Tar mor's Alllanco, who handed the Colonel a printed card with six Questions to bonnsrrorod and six plodgos to bo signed. Tho document was headod, "Tho dotnands ot the National Farmers' Alliance nnd Industrial Union as ratified by n majority ot tho sub-alliances in North Carolina." The first domand la for tha "nbolitlon of na tional banks and substitution therefore ot loeal tonder Treasury notos." Tho pledge undor this demand, which like all the others must bo signed in tho ptesenoeof a witness, a special line being loft for the witness to sign, reads: "I approve ot the aboia demand, nnd If eloctod to a eoat in Congress will endeavor to hae it ennctod Into a law." Tho second demand Is for a law to effectu ally prevent the dealing in futures of all agri cultural and mochanlcal productions;" tho third is for ttee and unlimited colnngo ot all- er; tho fourth for a law prohibiting allon 1 ownership of land bv persons or corporations: I tho flit li Is that ull revenue, national, state, or county, shall be limited to tho necossiiry ex- I piines of the Govoinmont economically nnd honestly administered; tbo sixth and Inst de- I maud nnd plcdgo deserve to be glvon In full. 'J hoy read: I That Congress Issue n sufficient amount ot I I fractional paper eurroncy to facilitate ex- ohango through the medium of the United 1 htnti.H mntl. I 1 iipprov e of tho nbovo domand, and If oleot- 1 ed will etulo.ivnr to hnio It enacted into a law. 1 also approve of the bill introduced into tho I United Miit-s Kennto by onntnr Vnnce and known o tho hub-Treasury bill. If It Is not shown to bo unconstitutional 1 will oteforlt 1 nnd endeavor to secure Its passage, nnd, In the ov, nt It Is shown to be unconstitutional, then I I will introduco and advooate a bill to abolish bonded wntohouses for whiskey, Ac and also I n bid to abolish national banks In accordance with tho llrst domands on this card." (in the bnck ol tliocard Isthls "Information'" "This caid Is propatod for tho punosoof pledging tho candidates for nomination and election to leglslativo olllcos to support thoso demands, which have been ratllled by a largo mujotits of tho subordinate alliances In North Carolina. Politicians novo so ofton doci'lved us b their verbal promises, which thoy mako and then deny having ninde, that we have de cided lor the future to take their pledges In black and white. Col. Jones rofusod to sign the paper at all. snilng in a letter to tho Alliance becret.iri that ho Is ,1 inndlilato for tho Ileinocrntie nomina tion and proposes to stand on the Democratic plntform. Col, Jones's competitor In this c ountv Is Cnpt. S, is. Alexander, late Piosldent ol tlio Mute Alliance who Is au enthusiast lor ihosub-Treasuri bill. 1 jiii: bniTcu.vis.i's arniKr. Freight TrnfBe In Cleveland nt n Standstill A stulke In mtiebureh. 1 Cr.Kvr.i.ANi), June Irk The situation on the railroad is practicilly the same to-day that it 1 has teen since midnight ou fJunday. The strikers glvo no indication of surrender, nud no elTort has been made by the railroad 00m puiilos to effect n compromise orcomo to tonus with tho switchmen. I nknown tomnny of the strikers, tho I.nke Shore road has beon dointr considerable work at its yard In CollinvvooJ, I whoto lliteeu mon lime been making up trains, which left with n cousidernble quantity of freight during tho day. The Lake hhoro 1 switchmen now declare that thoy hnd no ci' ovance. and only went out from sympathy. Thestntoment is piobnbly Indicative of their ileiro to return to work, and they will doubt lcs bo the llrst to tuoak the strike, II any break comes from tho men at ull. Stock trains on tho Mckel Plate rond have beon abandoned, and the toor animals In the tais are dying for wnnt of food and water. Not nn engine can be securod to draw them ton point wht ra rallaf can bo administered The Vnllov road declares that It has sulllcient men to do the work loiiuired on Its tracks, but the I union men say they will not touch a cor hnndti d by non-union switchmen. '1 horefore, lr the strikers on ono or two roads do com promise or gain concessions from the com panies, tho situation will 1 radically bo as bad ns ior. The .Mayor I'Siied a proclamation to-day warning the strikers that If any trouble aroBn he would grant all the pillce protection in his power and II that was not sufllclont ho would call out the militia. Tho strikers were greatly enraged, and declared that they bad no inten tion whatevor of causing trouble or doing any damage, iMrsiiiii.il, Juno 18. This morning the through ttelght biukonun on tho I'lttsnurgU, Virginia and ChaileMon mad. the Mononga hela dlv islon of tho Pennsylvania, to tho num. beroi llfly suddenly struck", nnd tbo road Is blocked o fui as fiolght traffic is com erne I. The eight regular ti eight trains east over the road ato still In the yards. Tho strike Is the culmltiaiion of the demands of tho yardtnou several mouths ago. A Mexican War Veteran Ilrnwlne Mx Pen. alona. Dostov, Juno 18. It has boen ascertained that (ioorgo Watson, a votoran of the Mexlcnn war. and jeais of age. has been drawing pensions in his own name nnd in the nnmes ot Joseph Smith, Henry lingers, 1'iod liigcott, and ChnrleB Andrews, all votorans of tho Mexi can wnr. bevcrnl of these mon have widows mid lelntlvcs living who nro entitled to tho mnnoy. He prosontod papers nnd implied lor tho ponsion of .lamos Johnson, but It was found that Johnson was nlteadv diuvvlng a ponsion 111 New lork city. An Investigation followed, and Watson was ldentllled as tho man who had applied tor Johnson's pension money. Watson scented danger, nnd leit thu Hnllors' Homo In yulneyon MayL'l, He was tracod from town to town and whs atrestod nt l.nst Milton vnsterdiiy He pleaded guilty to fraud In uslnvr Joseph Hmlth s name, and was bold in t.uou bonds. Tile Harlem JJcninciatle Club lnatulta Ofd. rem. Tha llarlam Pemneratlo Hub InaPillad Ita newly clictedoRlierstn the club liouie In l.'Mli atreel laat nliftit Incldanlall) the report of lh cominlitae ap pointed tn iiireiiivate the workluir of tha na ballot law in rea'L The committee laid In part 'The new method waa found tn ha a clear and un mlatakahla improvement upon tha old plan of conduct. log aleotlona. W believe however, that au much of the law a proi Idea for a aaparate ballot for each aet of candldateaU very apt to hamper and delay election!, and we therefore recommend lhat the Committee a follllcal Iteforui bL-lmtriicled tn lake llila part of tho law under ndvlnement and to report to tha club what ameiidiiu-nia If any, are aliunde to perfect the law lha rcioinmendatiou waa alopted b) a ininuiiiioiis voi t halrman fieor II. Iliirford of the Kxecutlve rom mlitra pall a iiloiTltijr trihuie to rrtirlntr I'realdeut Pa) ton and whan at tha cioaa of hie remark! I, iail It would not he aurprliltiK If Iho beinoi riua in miuiitrd Mr Hajton fur Mayor there an a vo lev of checre. Mr. It 11 rford alio real an eitfiToaaed resolution of the hx eciitlvel nuunlttea in l-ralaeot Mr Hajtnn. The ntlrlna- I'raaidtnl then made an addraaa and han.lel over the (aval to the new I'raaldent. Ur Jordan I Molt Mr, Moti made a briar apeerli The other olll cera Inataliad wrr, llrit Ilea rrealdeiit, Imnlal I', Ilar, n omt Vlca-I'rcfldpiit. John A Maaou Itacnrdlnr riacreiarr II. VI Heifer, Correapoiidlinr sacratar) J, tharlta Malum Treaiurar, liaao A Hopper. Mr, louderly to Mr, Ciomiirra, The r lecutlve Hoard of th, Kiilghti f Labor ipent all da yi-atirlay at tha Aator lluuaa racalvlnn repotte from local anarabllat and lettllur illipulea amimv thtiiL iienaral Mailer Workmao T. V, I'owdarly lent thla letter to Samuel (louipere "Hm ttia It Itthalntautlonef the fineral ofllreri of the Knlihta of Labor to review and reply to the numernua charirei and accuaatlont which save been made and circulated b) ilia officers of the American federation nf batwr ainlnit the Knidits nf Labor Th, meeting ill be held un Friday, June .0 In Cooper In ititute Tint vott mav tint have lodeper.drn hearaay or fartilei) n portent the inerllntf I deem it liul an ait of courleiv l" oil tn luvue you 01 b prefu mi,, c cupr a teat on the platform nn that occamuu. It III afford ma k'reat pieaaiira to i-hare the platform with yon abould you d'airc to repl to aiirthinir I" hich you may take exceptloua diiriut Ihe daliDeratloua Hub Punch cleera the apl'it III ou aplrill ar, pur, asd richly Wended. Ojucm and dt mytiii Mi, WAS SEEN TO KISS MRS. LEE. BVOAIt nnOKttlt XTANZOn DEFENDING A DirOItCE SUIT. Ilia Hea fllvea Important Testimony for the IV I re The C'o.reapoadeat'a Iluahnad, Frnnk 1. I.ee, Alao TeatlOea In the Case. Testimony was taken yesterday beforo .Tudgo Van Wyck, in tho City Court, Brooklyn, In tho suit of Mrs. Sarah K. Wanzor for an absolute dlvorco from Moses O. Wnnzor. The dotendant Is a sugar broker of Wall street. Tho wife tes tified that she was man tod In 1802. and that she first heard of her husband's relations with tho co-respondont, Mrs. L'mlllo I. Lee, In 18S9, from Frank I. Loo, her husband. Kho askod Mr. Wan7ornboutitIn Mr. Leo's presence, and he did not dony the intimacy. Sho snld she neror Incited her chlldron to Insult their father. Didn't you send your daughter with a oow hldo to his ofllce with Instructions to mako a sceno there?" askod Mr. Wanzor's counsel. "No, sir," Mrs. Wanzor promptly replied. Horry T. Waii7or, a son of the couplo. tes tified that ho saw his fathor hugging nnd kiss ing Mrs. Leo at the country houso ot tho Wan zor's nt Islip. He had also seen his father act ing otToctlonately toward Mrs. Loo whon Mr. Wanzor was boarding nt her house, 109 Macon street, Brooklyn. Tho witness had also seen his fathor at 283 Stnto street, whero Mrs. Leo Imn rwnn llvlni? filncrt her husband left her. On the cross-examination young Mr. 'Wanzor ad mitted that ho called Mrs. Lee Auntie." and hnd kissed her himself as often ns lliteen times Other witnesses testified to having seen Mr. Wnnzor In the Macon street houso, and later In the Htnte street house whore .Mrs. Leo lived. Mrs. Itomlngton testified that she rontod tho dwelling In Htnte stroot to Mrs. Lee, und that Mr. Wanzor was surety on tho lease. William II. Herbert, who olopod wlthouoof Mr. Wan zor's daughters, testified that ho served the psporsin Mrs. Leo's suit lor divorce. At tho timo of tho service Mrs. Loo wiia plnrlng tho plnno and Mr. Wanzor stood reside her smok ing. Frnnk I). Loe, tho huahund of tho co rospondont snld he lett ills wife whon he dis covered evidence toconvinco him of hernia tions with Mr. Wunror. Ho admitted having recohod clothing from Mr. Wnnzor. but ha said he never got any monoy from him. Ho i admitted he hau wrltteu to Mr. Wati7or apilo- clrlng for tho charges ho had raado against i him and Mrs. Leo. Didn't Mr. Wanzor givo you several pairs of Bhnos "He once offered me n imlr. but I couldn't wear them. Thoy wero too large." Alfrod L. Foster, n mutual friend, who Is now on visiting toims at Mrs. Lee's house, testified that he hnd been a fro.ment visitor at tha i Macon street house when tho family consisted of Mi. and Mrs. Lee Mr. Wanor. two children, nndnneivant. After Mr. I.ee left his wife Mr Wnn7or continued boarding at the place. Tho witness had hoard Mrs. Leo reading her hus band's affectionate letters aloud, and ridiculing them as she read. Fostet mlmltted that his i wile still Wsited Mrs. Loe. nnd whon he wai asked If ho believed tho charge ugainst the co-respondont. he said "I couldn't bellovo that Mrs. Leo was a bad woman." L.ivvier Tlldgway moved to dismiss tbocaso I on the ground that tho pbiintltrsovldonco wn not strong enough to warrant a decree of divorce. Judge Van Wyck denlod tho motion, nnd g.ivo tho defonco until to-morrow to pro pure Its side of the case. lWMIT.I) INTO THE WATEIl. Fortl'.flve Men nnd ltoi In IlnUoken Take an Involuntary liufli, Tho bridgo between tho Hoboken freo bath nnd ltivor street gov o way about 8 o'clock last night and forty-die mon and boys wero thrown into tbo Hudson Mil or. The bntb U at tbo fact of Fifth street. It stands about ten feet from tho shore. Tho briduo Is throe foot wldo. The I bath was crowded last night, and tho forty-flvo who wero on the bridgo woro waiting tliolr turn to go In. Tho boys were ntishlnaaml i hauling each other about when tho end of the bridgo attached to tlio bath hott-e slipped. There was a mighty howl, a big splash, nud then the liveliest kind of kicking and lighting In tho water, which Is about ten teet deep at tho spot. Policeman ltedmond, who was at tho shoro end of the biiilgo. yelld for help and then peolod oil his coat and began to reach lor the struggling men in tha water. Michael Wbnlen, Ppeei.tl Pollcem m Sehiiit. nnd tho bntli keepoi came to his assistance, nnd ono by one they hauled the involuntary bathers out ot tho water. Labor nnil IVnce. Trere wa i material chanze in the altuatlnn of the locked out cultera and cloak operitora jeatirday. Ctinlrm.in Pale or the Cotieolidated Hoard made nn flfll davit tterday denying Mr. Jllumenthal a atatement to the State Hoard of Arbitration that the atrlxtng cloak makers In Mejer Johoaon Co aaliop would not go back to work tinpaathe arm paid the Axpcnecsof the atrtke He .aid that the men had withdrawn alt their demand lave thi one for the recognition of their union, 1 hIiIlIi thev attll in-i.t upou The operator, union re ceive 1 else from popular aubacrlptloua yesterday. Tliare laaTet diiaatlafaction nmoiiic the Bailor, fire men and coal paaaer. on the Ward line of ateamahlpa which may end In a strike in a few dais The men aay that the rompam emptors only etx coul pasKere on eich vessel while the work require nine i ompetent men When the Yuuitirl arrived from llarana. two voyacaa ago there were coal paiiaera on board, ind tha men laid their grlctaacea before lha auent of the line, and aaked that tt ree more men he pnt on that branch of th, work. The avent retu,d Should irrren coal paaaers ba ehlppel on the orUaua uhlch .alia on Saturday or if ei than nl men are taken, the crew and firemen aav thev will strike The Nickel In CUar Company acceded to the strikers' dimanda veiterdiiv and ntt) man returned to m ork. The isokera in Kerha Werlheim .1 Kolutter a Joined the atnklnit ciitarmakers yeilerday Tlie packer. In McCoy a (o'i shop struck Yesterday and Joined th. Cigar. makera' International Union. Central Labor Union Aruenttlesj. A lively meeting of the Bulldlni? Trades Faction of the Central Labor L'nlonwas held in Clarendon Hall la.t night. II M. Htiiflera. who presided at tha meeting of the Soclallata laat Sunday, was in the chair Dale gate McKIni or tha carpenters I Ice Chairman. There were e eral now deli gataa pre.ent, whn were to have been pledged IV hen t halrman htnff.r. asked them fasten forwa'd to be aworn lu somebody in tlie rear of tha rrom cried "lie man. and don t accept the pledge fromatrfllior. Only iwo men ao-pped up. and the rest r-malnad in their i, at. When inene two had teen pledaed Pale gale Jainr I' Archibald made a motion that llte chnfrniiin McKIm pledge thu drlegitea who had ra. fn.eii to act ept pledfi a from a traitor, tut the Chair man refused to entertain the motion Archibald ttien c.ille'l Mr Ktofterea red handed traitor, who waa dumg his beat to inlure th worklngaieifausi se and appealed from nl. ru.lng 'Ihe i hair wi, unt eustnined. and Mr. b-torlers resigned Tha mai-iing ended In confualou. For McArion for t'nncreae, Comrresaman Willi on MrAdno of Hudson county wroie a letter tot!)o Hoboken lirvtnq btua yesterday denilng the report lhat he Intended to takenp his residence In Virginia and get elected to Congress from there Last night 1 reehnlder and Police Commiaiionar Mlihnel oyle, the Pemocratio leader of HotMikau. whhhglieeao not Hudson county's iui Pemucratlc majority, iilinouuoed that lie vias in furorof reiionllnat. Ing McAdo,, for oiwres Irom lludi'uii county 1 was oppuseil In him. he said In a si reporter, but now I want to fee him grt the nomination ngnin, lecnum I think lie ts the i,et itepreieutotlie IlinU'in iiiutlty ha. evir had and he I. a mull ho ought In ba kept there MeAdoo tur Congre.a aud Mcliutmld for bherltriamy lli'lel vtcAdon li not slated for Ihe nomination again Ihfs rear. Ihe s'atii ttiut had been made up has been broken, bowevir and he has a. gaud a chauce as an) bud) so Leader Coyle saya. Named lor Congreaa, I), K, MageeHaa i atrrilay nominated for Cnngrast by Hi, Democrat, of th. Tenth Pennsylvania district Tin' second Vermont Hitirlrt Republican louvautlnn to-1 ly renominated tho II, n William W firmit for Congess to acclamation v ravolutinn waa alipted timing Congreia to ia.a a law prohibiting the Intro luc tion or liiUi rs toaliother state lor sale in tee 111 Ihe latter Mite will t ihe onusem ur audi latter Slat, W A. Hatch waa ran imlnaied v eaterday by the 1'eui ocrat. In the llrst Mlaoouri dlatrli t The Deiuocratio Convention for the Mnlli Illinois ills trlct jelterday iiouilnated W. II .''uoiv of Sheldon for Uongrre. Tha Crawford cuuntv (I'a.) Democratic County I on ventlou ha. nominate 1 w L Hcottof Lrlo for Congreac Th, M'Urtecnlli Uhlo Dl. trlct Pemocratio l'nui,uilon hMrenomlnat.il Congress man Jamie vv Owens The itepuhllcan I onvsuttou la tha sixth Illinois dis trict has renominated li It, Hilt for Congreaa A b Morris of Oolconda. Ill was nominated for Ton grai. at tho Damucrattc t uoventloa la Cairo yralerday, Where Yesterday's Flrea Were A M 1 Ol, no Tlioropion.tr. at, awning, damage il.'., 8 40, 32 He iter .treet Jacob tlold.teln's bakery, damage light. 1' il -12 "ti, IPS Allan strati, Adam Tanrnbaum'i apartment, damage a, ,.',o '.'.'I and I' J 3 Kront atreet, Nur York LutirlraUng Company and r.ogane Black, ford's fl.h inark.t. total diraage $hoi, ln.-llul-.ait Klghtr .avenlli .treat, Ihoma. dradv. apartm.nt, damage r-M', hronme street. Molnsr viances, plct ire frame, damage t'lsi, H 13, uu ttldrldg, atreer. ttuniiiga iltght. rst Tialna lo 1V,lilitEtnn. A coraplet, pcheduUof fast Iralni to llaltlmore and Washington i. cierated hy the. Itraav CantraL Headlig. and R, and All train, equipped with Tullman parlor and taping car, t'uuctual ecrvlce. statwat footel LlHrtr su-A-e. TDK BELKNAP-KOPPEll QVAItltBL. llare Evidence Deloretbe Uonrt of Inquiry Akont the Trouble In the flat. The court of Inquiry ot the National Guard which Is Investigating the differences In Com pany II ot the Boventy-flrst Regiment that lmo resultod In Cnpt, Bolknan'ri preferring oltnrgos against Col. Koppor hold anotbor session Inst night. Cnpt. Dolk-nap'e charges against Col. Koppor wero read. Thoy woro voluminous. Tho prlnolpal allegations woro that Ool. Koppor had been absent from the city without loavo on various occasions: that on May 21, 1889, ho had relieved CaDt. JJolknan Irom command of his company whon the company was In n stnto insubordination, nnd rondo him Inspector of rlflo practice: that he had rofusod to sustain Capt llelknap in his offorts to keep ordor In his company after bolng restored to command that Col. Koppor had shown sympathy with the tnsubordlnates and that ho had again relieved Capt. Uolknap ot his command, and detailed him as superintendent ot Instruction of ro emits. Cant, llolknap, continuing tho testimony bogun at tho provlous session ot the court, told bow Col. Koppor tried to get htm to loslgn or have himself placed on tho retired list, on tho ground that the members of the company would not servo undor him. Cnpt. llolknap said ho would not rely on Col. Hoppers sustaining him and tho Colonel replied that It would bo necossary to put tho ontlro company In Ludlow stroot jail. Col. Kopper also said that If Capt. llol knap would not resign ho would have him In dicted for falsifying returns In camp In 1887. When Capt. llolknap resumed command of the company it lalleti to turn out niarin on April 14 ana 24, so he demanded a dollntiuonoy court. Col. Kopper refused to call ono and a day or two later again rellev od him ot his com- The' witness sold that tho reason ho didn't comply with on ordor of May 24 18i). to furnish Lieut. Smith, thon In command of Company II, with ISO rounds of ammunition for Docoratlon Day use, wan because bo still considered him Bolt to bo in command, and did not recognise Brni'b. Lieut. Smith was examined ns to tho pay roll torsorvfcoln the Stnto camp In 1887. Ho said that not only wore sovornl mombors of tho regiment who woro absent represented by substitutes, but that In Bevoral cases one man personated another who was present as tho substitute of a third who was absent. Homo ot tho substitutes wero not members of tho regiment; mbershad been mombets but sixty days, so they hod no right to serve. The pay roll, in signing whloh Capt Belknap vouched that all the persons onumorated In it bad personally sorved, wits oiTerod iu evidence, and after soma time had boen spent incios ezamlnlng Llout. Smith, the bearing was adj ourned until Tuesday, at 10 A. M. CAO'A FAST XltlAU Htae Makes: the I.t Quarter In Ol 1.3 Heronds tn Jlnnner'a lleltellt. Tebrb Haute, Ind.. Juno 18. Itobert Bon nor, V. J. Hninlin. Hamilton Busby, and W. It. Allen, who nrrlvod yesterday, wore treated to a genuine surprise this morning. Mr. llonnor camo hero to see bis groat four-year-old filly Bunol, now In Charles Marvin's bands for training. The party was up with the sun, and beforo 7 o'clock wero nt the track, where Sunol was led around In tho paddock for inspection. Marvin cave the tllly nn easy ruilo about 11 o'clock, and about an hour later brought her out again, bhe wns jogged thu reverse way of thotrnck. taken back of tho half-mile post uud headed for homo. Tho llrst uuarter was an easy ono. but at the three-quarter polo .Marin gavo Sunol her head, hhe came so sinoothlv nnd with 6uch n frlctlonles gate that few supposed It would i i bo a very fn-t quarter, i'aster nnd fastor she enmo around the turn, nnd Inn breath al most she had done tho uuarter In :)lh seconds, or nt the rate of 2.1U' for tlio mile. Nine watches caught tho tlt.io. and all agreed precisolr. Theio was excitement In tho small group of spoctators, but thoro was u gleam of I joy in Mr. Bonner's face that oould not well bo I bidden I ilt. Hamlin broke tho sllenco byexelatmlng I "It was worth a lifetime to oo that done, I'll I hnvo to go home and mark down Chlino's i record." The track wns soft with exercise work nnd I thoiiarrow. aud In no condition for fast trial. All the horsemen say that the last quarter i of the Hack In nt lenst a second slowortlmu tbe third iiunrter. which hns a slight descent. I and that had th" track beon prepnrod for lat work Hunol could have stopped the third iiuar- I tor easily this morning In Hi) seconds. Mr. Jinmlln is trying to porsuade Marvin tn conseujto a match between llobe Hamlin nnd Bunol to be trotted ut Duffalo this fall, but His doubtful if the l'nlo Alto trainer will doit. Mr. Hamlin's oiler was a tempting ono. 11TO KILIEIt AM) TWENTT lX.JURKV. A Train of Mix Construction Tarn Jinn On m Treatle Near Morrlavllte. TnENTov, June is. An accident occurred to day on the now freight road which Is being constructed by tbe Pennsylvania Itnllroad Company at Morrisville, which resulted in the loss ot llfo to two mon, one named Muysh, and another, an Italian, named Lgnlia, and In the Injury of nbout a score ot othors. A high trestle stands near the track, from whloh the cars aro emptied, Mx of tbo enrs became aetachod from the engine and ran down the traok a quarter of a mile at a very fast rate. hen thoy came near the bottom of tho tres tle thoy toDpled over on a enng of men who wero working boneath It. The Iniurlos of tha men hurt aro not dangerous. The gong was composed of Italians, with tho exception ot Muiphy, who hnd boon only five weeks in the country. The scene of the accident is about ono mile and a half from .Morrisville. I.oea or the nark Chatham. Qunnrc, June 18. The mate and orew of the bark Chatham, which foundorod nt sea, have arrived here. The Chatham sprang aleak after a storm which lasted threo days. During the storm Cnpt. I'orgu'on was eairtod over board by a tremendous soa, whloL swopt clean over the vessel. As tho bark was making three feet of water per hour tho crow resolved to abandon her. A vessel hovo in sight on May in, and tit ten o'clock Hint night the crow abandoned tlio Chatham, which sank n few minutes Inter, The Chatham wns from Troon, ticotland. and had a cargo ot coaL Denouuelne the llepulilleane. Limit TtocB, Ark June ls,Tii, platrorm adopted by tbe State Democratic Convention breathes fire aim fight. After denouncing Ihe MrKinloy hill, monopolies, and trusts it saya "We condemn us infamous the methods adopted by the National Republican party during the laet Presidential campaign in tha manipulation of llncksot live' and the etnploiment nf vast sumsof 1 monav wrung b the 'fatfrjiug prouaas from public incorporated capital to corrupt the electiot a. an I to ba n paid li) the naittn'ni "f ether protective laws con I t.ining inner priviieses, inns earning greater and un fiecassary nurden up m lha honet labor of the laud. "W, denounce na iniiultoua the Silcer hill aa passed by the present llaiiiihlii an House or I'apnsenlativra aa au attempt lo damnrallre ailver and to build up the fur tunes or Ihe favored few and w, favor the free and uu reatricted coinage ot allii r and an Increased volume of currency re.trlcied a, one to the neieraary demauua of the country whlili huli be a legal tender lur all dalds. public and private.'' Itimlnetns Troiiblee, Margaret K Smlih aud dordnn P Hinlih, cmnpr.lng the Prm of M. K. Hiuitli A Co, dialers in tiillllnsry goods at a.'s tilth avenue, made an aisigiuueut vanier day n Jacob I', llerg, glv uig the latter a preference for I'sin. The firm la composed "I uiolli, r and son and started In liusluiia in epiembei, le.p, Vlrs smith la a widow nnd wis, it is said formerly in the etnp'nr of thelrluie, da suau It la id-o said a,e receliel sihni from un maiiraiice pnlti oil tier liiishanil a I fe part of Willi li s'le luvastid la the tnislllt-is. Iheire peine were heavy he mil being Sn'sin WBr Mt tlie prospects lor au) business during ih, summer loouilis wu ver) pour. The Na ork hxpert Tlmler I'ompati) at h'i broad way lain the hands of liet'iil) slu rur Tracy, on aav en asacntlous, aggriirallng tllull, lu fsvur uf the W eat ,rn Jvuilonal Mnnk Tiluule to the r'enertl Committee, Th. Executive Committee of the Republican County Committee held ita usual ruining lait ev suing, prepare tory to the County Committee a meeting to nijfht, and paesed thla reaoluilon, to ba referred to tha Couuly Committee HtviWtt. Dial It la tha.ense of tills committee that the thanka and encouragement of an good and honest citizen, are due the llou .1 Moat ra.ietiatid the senate Committee Inveetlgailng the ailalrsuf this city for the fearless, abl, and dstermlned manner in which they hav. Investigated Into and ,xpoeed th, corrupt nrae tic, prev alant In tb, varioua department, of thla city a UoTerumint. Hera-eaat Farrell Killed, William J rarrell of Eaiei street Orange, waa run over and killed at the Con, .treet depot on th, Dela war,, Lackawanna and Weatarn Kaiiread taat evening He lea ea a wife whom I e mrrle I elg I moaths ago Ila aaateffsiiulln Company A, Third I a allon and ha waa rraildial of the Becond Ward itmorratio Club of Orange. Tan Kaon- lha Old Hlory, But ejhat w, want to 1,11 you la. to as, aiaaep's U,.t Bttr Biuaot a bonja. $.-ai, lllllllll Illll MWWMwa,i,miaiiiiiiB iiiiii EVKNTS BKYOND THE OCEAN. INQVllttNO INTO THE CAUSE OF TUE CITT OF PA HIS lllSASTElt. Htanler Oolnc Hack to Ihe Conco Net Year Count Knlnofcy rierlonaly Ht-The Cholera Hull Maltlaa: Headway; la Hpnla, LivrnrooL, June 18. Chlof Engineer VbIIb cave further testimony to-day at tho Inquiry Into tha nccldont to tho steamer City of Tarls. Ho said that tho largo pumping powor avail nble was anpllod until the vossel reachod (Jueenstown. This was partly InofTectiinl. owing to tbe fact that the large Pipes of tbe condenser, open to tho sea, were broken, but I the pumps reduced the wator In tho cargo I holds so that tho total qunntlty of wator In tho ship was being reducod beforo tbo arrival ot tho vessel at (Juoonstown. Capt. Watklns testified that the City ot Parle carried fore aud aft sails of 11,000 square feet, sufficient to stoadr nnd keep her head to tho wind, but In this cuso tho weather was lino and tbero was no wind. He did not send a boat o(T at first, beoousoithe stoamor was tu tho track of vossels, but ho sont ono out immediately after ho found that she was getting out or tho track. Mhe had aboard ample llloboats to carry oil all, and, without doubting the safety ot tha ship, ho had tho boats proparod with provisions, blankots, Ac. 1'etor Hatnson, principal assistant of tha Board of Trade's chief engineer, snld ho hnd oarefully examined tho City ot l'nris aftor the accident. Ho npprovod tho construction of the vessel, no considered tho accident duo to tun bursting ol the brass llnerfrom somo unknown caiue. He gavo the dotallg of oxperlmonts, showing a possibility that lignum vlttu ex panded more attor Immersion than ho or any one else had hitherto supposed It would. lie suggested with somo dllllclence that such ex pansion of tho bush might havo caued the disaster. If feasible. It might bo desirable to have mechanical means for closing the princi pal lnlots from the main deok, but lie doubted it suoh a thing would be useful in suob a mis hap, as tho rods would certainly bo detached and damaged. Hlr Edward Heed, M.P., late ohtet constructor of tbonavy, saldbo haaoxnmiiied tho specill cations for tho hull and maohlnery of the stonmor, and hnd also rondo a very oarelul ex amination of tho vei-sol. Ho found many evi dences of tho groat care exercised by tlio build ers In adapting tbo vessel to tho service which she was to perform. Tho system of framing was calculated to give the rigidity so desirable Inn vessel of extroraoly line lines, whloh way to bo driven with very great englno power at a very great speed, American Prlxe Wlnnera la Oermany, Bremkk, June 18. Tho American prize win ners in tho shooting contost nro: First bird Iladdoff, gold crown; Martin Fickon, Imperial globe, and Zimmormnnn. the champion of North America. Bocond bird Be hroednr. scop tro and tall, two prizos. All ol the foregoing are New Yorkers. At tha Bremen flold target. Jordan of New York made 215 points. Utschlg of Snn Fran clieotlfi!). and Jncoby of Bun lTanclsco392. At tho eser Meld target Xtminenuann made OS rings, hchroeder BO, Jncoby ..0. and liusso of how lork lis. 'ihe prizes are biscuit boxes, spoons, vases, Aa TntuJntx orOermaa Finance. Bkiimn, June 18. In the Belcbstag to-day tho estimates for au inorease of the salaries of Government otilclrtls and military and naval ofucers was roterrod to the Budget Comtnitteo. Mostot the speakers opposed aa lncroaso ot cud Htujr uuu iiiscy cuiicere) par, llaroti Maltzahn, Secretary ot the Treasury, pointed out tho necessity lor creating fresh sources ot rovenuo. He said It was Impossible to reduce tho duiles on grain. Tbe customs duties, increased 4fi 000.000 marks, would help to cover the UO.OOO.OOO marks of increased ex penditures which the session's credits de manded. Cholera In Mpaln. Constantinople, Juno 18. In consequence of the outbreak ot cholera in Spain, the Gov ernment has estnblNhed a quarantine against atl vessels arriving from Bpaniih ports. Mviiiri). June 1". Thlrtoen now coses of cholera were roported at PuobUdo Itugat jos terday. Portugal and Italy nave token precautions to excludo cholera. Stanley ftolnc to the Congo Neat Tear. Lonpon. Juno 18. A despatch to the 7'fil( .lfaii Gairtte from Its correspondent nt Brus se's that Mr. Homy M. Stanley has beon ap pointed by King Leopold Governor of tho Congo Stnto. Mr. Stanley will assume the duties of the oftleo In 1801. The New fonndlnnd JLobater Flaherlea. Paws. June 18. It is officially announced Hint tbe agreement relative tn the Nowfound- land lobster flsherios Is being inynlly observed I by tho French fishermen, and that no com- I plaints buvo boon rocelvod. Experlrnenta with Mmoaelres Pender, BupArrsT. June 18. The members of tho delegations to-day witnessed experiments with smokeless nowder. Tbo Hungarian com mittee voted tl.2SO.000 to supply the army with smokeless powder. tonnt Kalnokr Hcrlouely III. Vienna. June 18. Count Knlnoky, Minister of Foreign Affairs for tho whole monarchy, has been attacked byaohill. His condition is se rious. Cnprlvt Jleeornted. Bf.blin. June 18. Emperor William has con ferred the decoration of the Order of the Black Eagle upon Chancollor von CaurtvJ. "An Attack on Europeaa Labor," Rove, Jun, in Tbe optnfma, commuting on tb, r, turn of Italian laborara, ear. "Two grant republica, America and trance, hav a. at a hard axampl, in th, exclusion of foreign labor The movement failed to triumph In retire, beoauae th, sorkmia there ar, weaker than thev are in America, viiiere the Irreilati ble course of public Of Inlolv. after the excleaiotl of the obi r, paraliaonloua. and exact labor ot tha Chinese, led to an attack on l.uropean labor Killed If In Former Kmployar. Orarra. June IS." 1 .hot I A at.lbnrn .aldrtenrg, p. McCartney ua he entered the nolle, station In the custody of a policeman llila nftsrnoun "1 flr,d five shots at him. aud billed him II, ha. ruined me, and when I saw him my blood boiled and I shot him He Is a wagon and i arrlaga maker, andfur.lt year. I have been working lor him For three yiars I waa hie emir), dentin! clerk, and he agreed tn make me a parin'i giving m,' percent oi the or, ills This aprmg he accurd nn' of embt-r? emsnt t ecause I r,r?ed buggviomv account that I had sold He had me In dieted as a common cilmlnaL My poorwifi, for her eake 1 am rom for this vielburu vas I illrd on one f Ihe principal thorough- i fare. The irlaniier tried to kill Mmislr this evening without succeas. 1 The Veaiivlnej Aahore lor Nine Ilonrn, fun icicniu, June I, The dynamite i miser em vius tlfloen minutes ufter casting loose from her moor ing! Ill's morning at League Island, gri lad on the mil ol land that mikes but at tlie point where tl Bihiolllll empties Into the Delaware just seat of lha navv )oid. Mcut seatuu Schroeder aaaln cimmand lie had received ordsrs to proceed lo atrooWrn. I'lrea worn "turleil, and shortly lelorefto clink this nornlng eln cut isi rrum the wharf. She h.ni hardlv t iiiui ing iih aurthlng III, speed when her I, -retool ran up on lbs it'll aud. In .pile ut all the power of liar ra vened engtliea ihe rimainad last At "clock thu iifierniioii the combined work of herowucugliiraaud two powerful nnr pulled her back Into deep waicr, and ah, at once In ailed down atraam A I'ollcemun Knocked Down nnd Kicked, tcitcnlay atteruonu Policeman Charles Heck ar reilid Mini" hllllelocold. a negro, aged i'S yrara, ot l.'TWelt llurlv llrst street, fori aiislngudiiturbaace at I'lar North Hirer l.lllleuiKold, who la a porter on one or the Albany .taamara, turned on the oil car and knocked him duwn and kicked him on tha face and body. Ih doing which he was asiialrd by fair other ncgrui s on Ih, boat. Ueik want tu lb, Lhaml er. street iloipilah Arrested on flrneral Principles, Herman Palmer, a well known tank burglar waiar ruled at I'm We-t Seveiit).alghih atraat on Tueiday ulglil by Hatarllva hergiant I rnslry and wa. r, msiided at .'eriarson Market Court veiierday morning liispoiior Hi rues aald tbut Palmer wa. arrested uu g.u.ral priuciplea. Crowned Klna-or tha rest. The Hoboken Schnelren Corp. two days' felt olo.ed In Scliuatren fark. Union Hill, laat night. Thar, wa, a big rrosd present to witna. thetrownlugof Capt. Henry tniid.rleih ns king or the feiu He roaito tho lilgh.lt si or, at both lung and snort rang, target.. Itij unldN lie lout, Musuaon la rilHeea Bound,, Tb, nftaan round gloraconlut b.lw.in Jck Samp aon ef thli city, who formerly held tb, till, of ataat.sr champion light weight, aad Oeorge Reynolds, took viae, laai nlglit In tb, room, of tha Nannarall Atil.Uo Club la OUtw kt. B.ya.l(j i, tl, nl.Wta. A 11APID TllANSlT ROUTE LAID OUT. Fonr Track a to rnrtv-serond Htreet Cadcr. around Three. Totirlha ot the War. Tho Ilapld Transit Commissioners practically finished tholr labors Inlaying out a routo for rapid transit yoMorday. Lawyor Bowors is now drawing tip tlie report, which ther will sign on Friday nnd will transmit to Mayor Grant on Saturday. Tho route follows closoly tho ono outlined In The Son of Ttiosdny. nnd oxtends between City Hall aud Forty-socond stroot. Tho roport calls for a four-track road, to bogln on a lino parallel with the Iloclstor's office at Centre stroet un derground. It la to extend inn iiuarterclrclo up Centre stroot to tho northeast cornor of l'oarl and F.lm streets. It will run up Llm to Worth, where It ts to como to tbe surfaco nnd run In a viaduct through Llm to Spring stroet. lloro It will enter Marlon stroot and extend to Jorsey, whero It is to co underground again to Lafayetto plaeo: under tbo lnttor street toAstor Place, whero it will mako a curvoof 4". The rot ot tho route Is In a straight lino up Fourth avenue to Forty-second street, under the Fourth nventio surfaco road. A recommendation attnehed to tho roport urges an oxtonslou to a point botwoen Forty sixth and Fifty-ninth streots and n connection with tho viaduct of tho New lork Central Itallrond. Another rocommondntlon suggosts an oxtonsion northward from City Hall under Nassau stroot or Broadway and onding In a loop, including Whitehall and Htato streots. 1 Two of tlio tracks at a to bo usod for way trains nnd two for oxpross trains, tUntlonnat about tho same Intervals as those on the oln- i vated road will be nrratigod for the way trains, whllo larger Btatlons at approprlato dlstanoos will bo built for tho oxptess trains. A rough estlmuto places tho cost ot constructing n road nnd buying tho right of way whoro necessary botween lty Hall aud Forty-socond street at 1 3.000. 00U Tho Commissioners havo only thirty days In w hich to settle definitely the style ot transit to bo used, but It Is hold that the Mayor has tho powor to reappoint thom or to appoint a new Commission. The Commissioners must adver tise for plans and hear all who want to bo heard. Many applications havo boen received already. A roquot for a hearing boforo de elding upon a route was received yestorday from A. II. Gallahuo. ropresontinc the "Citi zens' Municipal ltoform Loaguu. It was too late. A TttAIN PLVNUES D01TN A DILL. Three Killed and Heveral TVonaded aa m North Carolina Train. AsnEVTixi:, N. C, June 18. A terrible rail road accident occurred at Melrose station, on the Ashevillo and Spartanburg division ot the Western North Carolina road last night. Tho dead are: Engineer ,T. J. Smyra of Chester, S. C. En gineer Lewis Tunstall of Yorktown. To. Fire man W. G. Taylor of Morrlstown, Tenn,. son of W. P. Taylor, for twonty years a condnctor. Tbe Injured aro: C. Bowcock, flagman, thigh broken: Georgo Blcketts, conductor, injuries not serious, escaped by jumping; William Hoe Ilroman. slight injuries, oscapod by jumping: two colored brakemen namod Foster and Greenlee, painful, but not dangerous, wounds. From tho npov of haluda Mountain to Mel rose, a distance of more than three miles, there Is a fall of COO feet. Tho track was very wot last night when a coal train started down, and soon after beginning tho doscont it be camo evident that tlio t woh o louded cars woro too much for both englnos to hold with all brakes down, and the speed gradu ally qulckoned undor the heavy nressuro until a rate of seventy-five mllo an hour was reached, when tho trncks spread and tho train plunged headlong down tho mountain with a terriblo crah, burling beneath the broken cars, cross ties, und earth the brave fellows who had stood to their posts. Tbe loss to the company in engines and cars Will reach 11SM0. Dlasatlaned With tha Census;. Bt, Louis, June 18. The census oount gives the population of St Louis at 428,000. There is another big howl, and petitions are bolng sont to Washington for n now count. The newspapers claim 550.000, Minneapolis. Juno 18. A party of ofllccrs armod with n search wnrrant went to Bt. Paul early this morning to recover the census rec ords confiscated last night by Deputy Marshal Daggett. Thoy wore driven out of Commis sioner McCnfTerty's office at tho point of revol vers. The city is in a statu of wild ludlgnntlon over the high-handed and irregulur proceed ings. CiuoAno. Juno IP. Census Enumerator Lam raors called on Josoph Lestor. a glue manufac turer. otFlllerton avenue nnd Klston rond. to day, and, being in a jocular mood, inquired tha ago of tho odor about tlio fnotory. Mr. Loster, Instead of laughing heartily at the sally, turn ed upon LamtnorB and kicked him Into the street. The polico arrested tho manufacturer. Shot Ilia Wile and Himself". Denveh, Juno 18. Aaron M. Jones, a wealthy oitlzen and a pionoor, shot nnd fatally wounded his wife, and immediately shot and killed him self this morning. Why he committed the act will probably romaln n mystery. Just after breakfast Mr. Jones was standing in the dining room whan his wife entered the room from tho front hallway. Mr. Jones sud denly turnoa on her. and without a word of warning drew a revolver and llred. shooting her through tbe left breast. His daughtor l.rma was standing at the top of tbo stairs, and, on hoiirlng tho shot, rnn down Into the dining room. Her fathor levelled tbo Pistol at her, and told her lie was going to kill her. Hhopleaded forher llfe.and Jones Imme diately turned tho weapon toward his own breast and fired tbe shot that ended his life. Fired Honp Ioto the Yoang Una. BtooMrirxp, Iowa, Juno 18. At an amateur theatrical performance here Monday night sev eral young mon wero caught peeping Into tho dressing room of tho leading lady actress. So inoensed was she that sho loaded a property pistol with soap and a blank cartridge, and whon tha voung men again ruado their up pearuncn she let II)' at ono of them named Tool, filling his olothlng nud llosh with soap, and causing him to run away howling with pain. Tbe young man caused the actress s arrest and sho wns brought Defote Justice Horn in this city. Upon learning tho particu lars tlio Justice dismissed tbe suit, with a se vere lecture to the young man, und Intimating that he may well feel satisllod that there was nothing more solid than soap In the pistol. The Stonecutter, Nlrlke Knded. Niw hnipni June JH The etrlke nf the stoneouttert in eastern Connecticut 1. at an and. To-day th, Kx,ou lira Ciimtnlttea or the lirotou branch of th, l.ranlte f utters' .National I'nlon met the representative, of the ianufs, Hirer.' Aioclat!"n, aud Ih, difficulties axl.ting since Mav were adjusted Tlie men will ra t aume work on Vtoaday Ihlsorder afftcla the estsmiv, i ipiarrlrs and monumental vards lu Croton. Horn ten, an I thu rill The strike nl Westerly, II I. was amies, biy adjuiiid list seek, and the men are now at work. The lri.aiu.irrleaat Vluialoue Point and In W aterford are also ruuinug at the new rate established by th, workmen. l.BUO I'onnda of tiiinpoivilcr Explode. SiiKiia-ni xs. Quebec June is The powder building of tha A.iglo Canadian asbestoi mine at HlackLs),, Quehe war slru k by lightning this afternoon and set oil lire resulting tn the evpli'Slun nf about l.Sis) ounds ot p a der lie shock canst d damige to ubuut nrty buildings. hPAEKS lUOil Hit: TELEGIIAPIL Pr I' T. Kianenf New Jersey was elected President nt iheAinerirau Institute ol lluuiuuputhy In Waukesha, Wis i eaterday Ihe 'own of r',la,ml Hungary has been burned f)a tiers, 'i was kill, t iniuiv were Inured any many are missing, una thomaud persons are lumsle.. It is now eipected thai the Hon Ctiauncey M Pepew will speak at Ihe la) ing or lha cortur sloiiaof the new 1 vi c A liiilldlng in Kridgepoitou floods) alt, rnoon lieu The rectory property of Trinity pirlsli lu Routhnort. Conn, waa purchase I visirrday by the i onsullJati d road HI. the iiitei.lluitu build a n.s deput on the proper!) The Maine Pemocratio State Committee ye.terday voted lu hold another st its convention lu Augustaun July a to nominati a i audidaiu for coverucr lu place of Ihe Hon t IV Illll. ilti eased. Mis. Loul.e Peers aged 23 a oung lady wall con necijd. has nnstirlnu.ly djiappaared from dorwalx. an. fear, are entertained tiiat ib, baa become tempi rarlly luanne and hue taken bar uwu nr, HI lis Dents s parauu rc.ida lu Uanbur) XI.eAiinie lallou Itiynolds. the tint female rradu at, of tha station Pentai College, recalled her theepa k u jasterda), ami In uddilfon aim won lha three Prise, ones to competition lu tb, graduating claaa, which baa twenty eight mambar, coroner Polen of Bridgeport haarsmed ihe am at of Henry Manvlll, of Hrooktleld who waa Hi, companlou nf ueorge y Leavenworth when he met tils deaih In Brookdsld on taturdsy night tiaiivilie waa found In Lltchdald county and i. held for nian.laughtar. lb, ca.e or th, people agaln.l W illiam II Keafe, pnh lliberof tha NewburgbfJ-il'i'.VrKs, Indicted for crlm Inal libel, ndad in th, orange count Court of Oyer and Terminer at cjosbea jesterday The complainant in lb, ca.e waa Michael II llir.chhtrf i'litrlct lnor nay of Orang, county It II .aid th, jury et,od 1 1 to I for acquittal Mr. Keafe publiahed In nls paper chargee or unprofa.iioaal conduct against Uutrlct Atloru.y lUrtoljBtffc KICKED BY ANAUCJHSrS HERE JOSEPH PUNKKET OKTS A TEll, LIVELY RECEPTION. nia Tirother Anarehlat In C'larendna Hal r-iiiiecleU lllm r Uelnir n Hpj, nad Ila ol Them IVound t'p by I'lilllnu; Ilia Mnal Hjrr Joseph I'eukort, nn Austrlnn Anarchla whoanlvcd In this city on Monday, mado hi dt'but In ('Intention Hall last night undor vor trying clrctitnataDoos. Ho Is stispoctod b many of his brother Anarchists of being n Ger man spy, whose mission It 1b to foment sorioti i dlsturbiincos In their ranks so that tho Unit)! Statos Government tnny bo Induced to sign I treaty with Gormany to oxtrndlto politloa refugoes. Horr l'oukert has boon In prlsoi twice, and when ho wont to London In 1884 hi said ho had just boon banished from his natlvi hind. HerrMost, who wns then Issuing tb IVexheit In London, nt first bofrleuded him, bit latordenouncod him nB n spy. Horr I'ouksr has nover beon ablo to clear lilmsolf of this so cusnllon to ovorybody's satisfaction. When I was announcod that he hnd arrived In Net York nnd would mnko his formal entre'e inti anarchist io circles at Clarondon Hall las night, everybody know there would bo a row. There woro ovor 100 Anarchists prosont, twi of whom wero women. Tho Chairman, Hen 1'rostlo. Introduced Ilerr l'oukort as n brothel from a foreign land. Hotold theaudlouco thai If they wnutod to win thoy had bettor not pai any taxes. lien ho sat down thoro was I painful silonco. Presently Adolph bohonk, I comjiosltoron tho J-'rrihrlf, arose. "Icume hero to-night," ho said, "to heat this man, who has como among us, deny ah tho stories that hnvu boen told and wrlttei about him. He has studiously avoided dolnj anything of tho kind. I now believe that thesi storios aro based on facts. Y ho Is that man who stops beforo us nnd asks to bo recognized as a brother? Do you know him? I do. He Is a traitor, a villain, a scoundrel, and the vio tltuofhls treachery, David N'oio, is spending the sweetest years of his llfo In a uorman prison." The audience grew excited. Tho Most fac tion yolled "Bravo." while those In the front seats crlod: "Hit down I Shut upl ou llel' There was n general hubbub, and the Anar chists In the front seats advanced and sur rounded Bchenk. who. undaunted, plaoed hll hands to his mouth, like a speaking trumpet and cried, at tho top ot his voice: "Novo I Novo I" Feukert, who sat In a cornor, attempted to pacify tichenk. "My dear friend," ho said, "I don't know anything about Novo I" Ono young man grasped a heavy cane, and sald-he wanted "to break tho traitor's kulL' Tho Chairman mounted a table, and orled: "Ulmmel Donnorwotter. are you all crazy?" l4)t him deny the Btorlos. Lot the traitox show proof. Novel Novo I" camo Irom differ ent parts of tho hall. Homebody took advantnge of the confusion to kick Herr l'oukert vigorously from behind, and n red-headed Anarchist pullod his nose. In tbe midst of tlie tumult the lights woro suddonly extinguished anddtko Auurchlata made a break for the door. Dr. Glblcr flu, Tweuty.lonr 1'attcnt,. One of the mo. t Interesting- patients to receive th, Paiteurtreatmrnt la a little girl. Justsjeari old. "and tho most beautiful child," Pr. Clbiar declared laat even lng "that I have ever Been.'' The girl is of fair cora- filexlou with clear bine e)e. and llaxen curia. Her home a at Newark where she wa. bitten on June 1 by a doe; whnb showed simptom or rabl,s- Theanlmal. whos, teeth lacerated the child a left wrlit. was kl lod Th, girl feela not prickings In her lingers Tlie case Is seri V una The Lhlld a aunt and mother iccompanled her to Jiew ork Th. fatal!) is prominent la .NeHark A man from Southampton. 11 alio i aine to the In atltute yesterday. He waa bitten on llm right hand on June 7, by a pel dog The autmai disappeared twodavs afterward. lr Olbier i. now treating twenty four pa- Haute. Back Ynrd PIMol l'ractlce. Michael a Braun, a bo's baker of sen I'.ait Forty eighth street, while shooting at a cat with a revolver la bis yard yesterday, hit Charlcslglu bla baker, .4 )earB old Siglewaa taken to st. t'rancts a lloipitil wjii re Coroner Uaiiiy ioo Ida Ante-mnrtiini s.aiement tin will prnbibly die llraun u aa arreao d Jamea E. lloy, age In. cr3jH hastThlrty tlilrd street, waa shot in tlie left leg ami slightly Injured list night hv Keelan Whelanof (nap. ist Ihirti siconuaMc t wiia waa abooltng birds lu his yard w 1th uu air kuu. VV bcluu waa ai rested. The IVentber. Fair weather prevailed general!) In the Atlantic an 1 Gulf coast states )estcrda) Heavy shower of over aa inch lu rainfall occurred in Dakota. Michigan. Alabama, and !i.s!.nlppl, and light rain, with cloudy weather lu Indiana, Ohio, Montana, and Oregon. It was warmer in th, Atlantic) Slates, with an Increase of humidity. The atorm that has been stationer) lu Ihe jNorthwcat, losing and regaining energy by torna aeema to have re vived, and was moving from Wyoming northeast toward the lakea Au area of high praaaure developed over the lakes which will probably apread a little cool air over this vicinity to-day, with occasional shower, la the New Kngland and .Middle Atlamlu states. In this city tbe Ivy was fair, with a light haze, hltn eat Government temperature S3, lowest 05. average humidity So per cant wind freab aootn. To-day prom lies to be showery and eligbtly cooler, to morrow, fair, stationary temperature The thermometer at Perry' pharmacy la Tn fioa building racorded the temperature yesterday a, followni ISSS 1M-0 1889. 18SQ, 8 A. M 70 7 8 80 P. M 75 81 KA.W .S7 70' 8 r. M ....70" Be BA.M 0S 74 Dl'.lt 67e RO 12 SI ttvie K' la Mid Sl 74 Average...., 7TM Average on Jun, IS, 1B89 68)2 .ifa5AL ornci roaiosar ritx R r. a. THrasBar. For Maine, JVrtc Bampthire. Vtrmcnt, jfajjacAaiietsai Rhoit Iilant, (Ymnacflcuf, and tatUrn neu Tork, Un exctfl thowtri in Maine, slightly cooler, except ttaffonarv temperature In Shoif Hand and loutMtuum Mail chuieiti; vartaolf tclruti Far tb, Dl.trlot of Columbia, esitsrn renniylvaala, Kew Jersey, Delaware. Uaryland, and Virginia, fair, preceded by .bower, on th, Virginia coast; sllrbtly cooler, wlndt becoming norlhweilarly. For West Virginia, vre.tern 1'ennsylva.nla, waatera Kew i ork, and Ohio, fair, preceded by showers In Watt Virginia, stationary temperature, eicept .lightly wanner In we.tern Maw York; northerly winds. JVJ2JAUH ABOUT XOIfX Mnslo at Fast River Park to-day at 4 P. It. try (te tania a Mntii llagimant band. Mr and lira lerdltiand Vrnaga arrived her, yester day by the steamship Toutonlo. Tb, .t.am.hlp Teutuulc, which arrived her, yattay. day, passed alue Iceberg, ou Itouday. Julie I'atleraon baa granted auabeoluta dlvorcta Phillip It. ooodrlnh from Jennie Goodrich An unknow n man who wa. bathing In th. Bast River. foot of Klghty-flrit .treat, waa drowned taat sight. II u body wa. not recovered The City Paymaster will be ready for tbe Weakly Pay meat law when it goa. Into afreet on July 1, and lb, first pay da) under It will be July 7. Comptroller Myers I. l.sulngs per cent- r, vena, bond, to taspayers and tbry can bn ut.d In payment of tax,, when tbe book, are opened In October lour Italian laborera who arrived at the Barge OrBoa 5 on Tuesday, and who wer, under contract to work on a m railroad at Clarkaburgh. W la, were debarred yeilar- day by lb. Collector. i Paler Appon of 2,428 Plghth avenue, a fireman onth, elevated road, waa overcome by heat at hlgbtli avenu, and I nth itreet, yaatcrday alternoou, ana ent to tb, Manhattan Hospital. Patrick 1 ciuey. a yaara old. of 2V) Hudson .treet. feel from 1'ler Aortii uiver, yi.ierday afternoon. Ills liead struck the barge 1'ythlai aud he tumbled Into the water aud was drowned A roromra Jury yesterday eionerated I. utter tloawey driver of mall wagon No los, which raa over and killed Marlon vv Tailor aged lu. or .i',j Madl sou uvinue, at 1 or ti-sicond. tract andkladliuuavi-uua, uuMayiM Jamea F llyd. Hi, ticket apeoulator who shot and killed William Turubull, aud was dlachargad by th, I'orouar aud Ihe Police Justice and niter" ard in. date I for murder by lb, Orand Juri, haa beau admitted lu b ill In f Plfsi. Michael lllgglns of aw Wash'ifllon urest plead. I guilty yesterda). In tha (Jenerul Srsaiona. before Judge cow lug, of aa.aultlhg Johu Laraon sailor lu Park emeu ou Juue 11. and robbing hllu of eld Ju Ige t uw. liigsentetiied Higgin. lo Slut, prison lor e, even) eirs. Oandidatea who contemplate entert k upi u tlie pro fealon of the law or lncdKlua will li'e an oppor. tuuliyof undergoing tha pre linlna-v II g nts rinmlii atlon ,n Seit A 'H and at lae 1 1 leg a rh)siciai, and surgeons Inthlscll). Ihn Is ino uf fuur place. designated, TheNew Jersey Fdli oil Aasor at a nnmbering 250, will mak, their annual ci nr-ioii o -vitaa), Saratoga, Uuntrsal, Vuebec, White HP uiitaim and itoston by th. Peoples line steamer I'ihii nuhmi'iit, which leave, fool of I'aual Uriel s II at U f U this cvaulng. re turmugby tbe rail Knai una lliiv Illll yeilerdai ap an ad V.il lain V Vlnora Civil Juitlca for Ilia Thsd di- lal diatrictof this ill), to nil tb, varanov caui'd b' tbe death of i.enrga It la ana, Jr, Judge Jtoorelsa i'Srlner ol es tuJge VViliamluU lertou and a meiiii" r ihe fammaiij Utneral Com- mlliee in ih. Sit null AKSiubly dlitrlct Hv, steamships sal el for F.urope ssiterday with nearly 1 "ioo cabin taiiengera On the iiv if .New York were lr. aud Mrs. Thomas liallejr Aidrlch, lb. Rev. Pr II Y eaiierlee, Hr P. P I lluin, Ur J l' ncbermarhorn.JuigeJ.il Tuthlll t ol vv II. Parker, the Key Pr Alfred 0 Mortimer, and I'rof Jamea II, Uoldimllh On Ih- Kaa a wer. Col and sirs William Jay. Ur Charles Nordlinf Mrs. w U schl.lfillu, Mr.. A A famine, ana Mr Charles Heidsi.ck Th, Fir, Hoard Impoaad these Hues yesterday Mr, man Connor of Truck s ibre, daya' pay for abaenc, without leava Human Itsui Riar of I ngln, 41 two daya' pac for dii,iedieuoa, 1 Iranian Welaaa of Kngtn, 3d nv, daya' pay for aaouring l,ar, of abaenc, by mis reDreseuutlen. Fireman Marka of Knglna I cne day f Xayfordlanbadlance Fireman Haarn of Pngln, 1 tea aya pat for abaenc, without lial, disobedience ami juuw tfmttf vital tofltu kit luttijo,- aaCM,

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fun u JMnuii ..iiui iwiimi i wumw -V.-. z rTHE SUN,"THORSPAY, JUNE 19, IBW. THE SENATE TARIFF BILL n I frVtmnVLKS EXCEPT TOBACCO, A Oenrnt Iledneilon or Daly Mud In Mott of Thew-Tho Proponed 05 Per Cent, Duly on Tin Flute After Jnly 1, 1801, I J Htrlekfn Out, Alio the Xlnuntr on IHIIk f nnd f ocoons Addltlona to th Free 1. 1st, 4 WAmiiKnTos. Juno 18. A full mooting of tho Honnto rinanco Committee wna bold to-day, at vrhicli thoClmlrronn, Mr. Moirill. wafl author it i?0(! by a Ptriot pnrtr voto to roport tho Tariff t I j)ll wlthamondmoDts. Amomborotthocom i miltoo Bays that, with the oxcoptloc of tfco wool (t nnJ ncrlctilturnl pchalulofl, the bill is almost 11 Idonticalty thoflamo an tho bill of tho Houato y I'lnanio Comralltoo roportod in 188H. Nofor- mnl roport accompnniod tho bill, noriB Itcor- tnln that any will bo proparod. A Btatomont I Will bo roportod to tho Honnto an pood ns It can bo proparod, showing tho offeotof thoprovl i Fiona of tho bill upon tho rocolpts of customs f ns compnrod with tho rocolpts undor tho pros ont law nnd thofto ostlmntod undor tho Houso bill. It in tho understanding that tho dobato on tho bill will not bogln until about July 1, In ordurthnt amplo time may bo glron for study of tho bill. Tho ch.iugos made by tho commit teenronflfollous: Cnsmrit. SniKntLr Ttnnla cl3 or tannin, &Ocnti I r per pound (rJiir i from flu logwood, huiiiac, hemlock, and otbr bwk dyei, H j i otntrelure'l from I rent) I 1 Ol7certnvcrudet !kceutipr pound (red ace J from 1 j 2 cent) I' Extract of ltmrlre 3 cent (rdnced from 0 centi,. AlU'irlno nrlitnnt ermtnlninjr lex thn 50 per cent of caitorolt, lrcnupr cftt'on(rMnrtd f mnHO cental. t FUxieeJ and poppy geidull,i'7 ceuti per gallon (r- doced from 10 rents) Opium containing pr cent or 1m of morphia. And i opium prepared fur 1010111112. 1 1 J pr pound (lacrtaiad from f 10) Hartci, tinmAnuftcmrfd, $1 pr ton (reduced from J (3), mAnufActtirad. Pr ton (reduced from tl I I White am! of lead, &K centi per pound (Incraaitd ifrom :s centi) Hron n acetate of lead. 84 centi per pound (.ncreaied f from cents) t Hjtlrateuf potaeb, 1 cent per pound (reduced from 1 Sulphate of potAnh, 20 per cent. Ad Talorem (Instead t of 2 cent ft per pound). j fiulpliat of mda, Itt per cent. Ad TAlorem (Instead of 1 1 cent per pound) Articts' wntercolor pAlnti Are mad dntUble accord Inptotla-n lnsteHd or N per cent ad TAlorem 1 Urlmatonn and nlpbur. not otherwise prorlded for, I are traniferred to tho free Hit, initead ot being made dutUbte atfflper ton. Ground tumac .110 cent per pound (reduced from H I i cent). f luriAtloacld and eutpbnrlo Add. not otlierwtie pro f Tided for, dutiable at cent per pound, are traniferred I to the free Hit ChtorMeof calcium stricken ont of the chemical schedule, alto printer!' compoiltlon, and duty will be ajietsed on Its component part r Teppermlnt eil, i$ per cent, nd TAlorem. tnitead of ft g per poun I. V Putyrlc or propjllo alcohol, dntlaMe in the chemical tcbedule at 10 per cent, ad valorem, is traniferred to the liquor achedule and changed to ?J per ffallon. f I BtuciAnd chrome, pround in water, 2 per cent ad j jfi Talorem. luitead of 0 And W cents per pound reipec Hi ttiy I CiRTMVNiriRr aw 0ujwiiii ScnincLR Decorated i I china, M per cent. Ad valorem (reduced from 00 per j J b cent). iff rialn while china, SO percent ad TAlorem (reduced i 1 from 05 per cent). j J 1-Hrtlien. etone, nnd crockery ware, not eprclally j enumerated or provided for In thl act, 50 per cent, ad M 1 t valorem (reductd from AO per cent, and U percent., II according to cUail l dreenslAsi bottles holding not leu than a pint, and demijohns And carbojs, 1 ceut per pound (reduced from C'lltft J i Dottlts holding less than one pint 1H cents per pound I i i (rcluttd from lt rents per iouud ud bj cents ptr i t crud acoortitfic toeirei. dlais and trlassware not othrrwUe enumerated, which f In the lloute Ltll are covered by tn separate para- Kritpli are loitsulldated into one purairiMpb una in j cin Ie mirrors (small) nnd lenM wholly er partly manu- i fActured par duty of 43 per cent, al vAloreui (this li 1 f In the nature of a large general reduction) i S I npoluhcd C) Under, crown, and common window 1 glAs is reduced cent per pound 1 R i.rfuml plate kU U mnde to pavadntyof loper 5 ceut od valorem In Addition to the othir rate charged I Micctaclen and eyeglasses ui per teuu ad valorem. Si I lnpttAil of Su cents per doen and U per cenu ad M I Tainrim p ieiikm costing (I 0 per gross pair or less, 60 per l cem jid valorem U stead of VI per gross. t bperticlu ft ud eyeglass lenses bevelled f-O percent nd Talorem Instead of 7 cents per grois pairs and 45 per fj't cent ad tlurem f .UTii l iiKuiir Iron ore containing more than 2 j y irr cent, of copper cent ir pound, on the cupper if Intvnl or lUcentN v V 1 ItH .No J hi h )op Iron or steel dutiable at 1 1 cent I p I er pound. 1 made to Include Iron from 10 to Vti wire t v fiuge, and t Win .So J dutiable At 1 a cent per pound is P inn do to Include Iron thinner than Nn. 20 wire gauge) I Iron or eteel rails ftl.-'U per too, reduced from 1J44 I 5 per ion. I I Hie additional duty Imposed on plAtes or bAnd Iron, j s coated with zinc or other inetala, is made Hcent per f ft poun J lntPrtd of H cent I K The trouslon that after .Inly 1, 1R(H, manufactures s of wiiU U tin ptate is the rhlef part shall pay In addition IS, to the rate of duty upon tin plate au Ad VAlorem duty or if IK per cent. 1m struck out. j ra Manufactured steel valued nt not more tlian 1 B cents B per pound, u reduction ot one tenth cent per pound on fl H all grades ,U w ioid polished Iron or eteel i cent per pound instead U it of 111 cents. i m Iron or strel anrlls, or parttwhereof, 2 cents per pound K tnitead of jt, cents J Tait hollow ware ?X cents per pound, Instead of 3 a K cents I S The provision msklng 43 per cent ad valorem the K minimum duly on chains Is struck out. J The duty on sbotguns and refolvers-35 and 40 per j m cent ad Talorem lschsnired to a specific duty of from A 3 4J cenu to $u each according to value, and o per cent. II jg 4 valorem. ro het needle. J5 per cent, ad valorem. (J m Initead ot 15 cents pr thousand Needles not specially j V. provided for. i.'i per cent, ad valorem, lustead of lh J IF cents per thousand S K Crude aluminium, 20 per cenL ad valorem. Instead of If S S3 per cent J llronto powder, 15 per cent, ad vaiorem, Instead of 15 If LI cua 'CI jrtfuuu. 9 r Fin.copp.r. linpnrtrd In th. form of or., U cent D,r 0 t pound. Initead of lucent". H ft Ola copper. 1 ce ut per pound. Iniir.d of lMeonti. f 5 Cor; oopp.r il copper cimcut, 1 c.nt per pound. 1 ioitead of 114 cent. I Copper in other rormi, not inauufuctared, 1U cenu I r per pound. Instead or 1 ce nti. t Mrkel and nickel llu', t) cent, per pound, redacid 1 from 13 cents. J Hlack zinc, H cent, per pound, reduced from IK Jl cents I Cold wstches and gold casts. s per cent, ad Talorem, I a Mduced fro inn per cent Wlra, dittlsMo at J.r percent, sd valorem, and nickel crude, iluiuole at 3 ceiita per pound, ur. transferred to tlie f reo Iisl Wnnn HciiFntitr Sawed boards, $1 per ,iO feet. In stead of 91 5(. Hie llouierrovlnn flilnu an enual retaliatory dutr en mvred lumlier. Imported from countries linposlnir an .xport duty on loss l struck out, anil a prorlilon In L aertetl msLintrilieiluty to be imposed In suciioaso tne I satttMis the rate, under the present law j KkwcI I oaruii i.f cabinet woods, jo per cent. al l Talorem (reduced frrim-Vi per centi. t (ci.iiihrusnin-Tlie two cenu per pound bountr Is jitended to maple suar. ll bountr Is to be siren for s tban ooti pounds of uar per Tear Teraons who J i apply for or recede the b.unty. who are not entitled J thereto shall pay a line not exceedluz H.rxjij. or be Im I prison) d for a period not exceeding iWe years or bom. 1 In the discretion of th. court Hunan between No II i andNo in Dutch smndanl ara to pay a duty of three. l 'I'lus of a cent eriound. Instead of being Imported I free as provided by the Homo bill fiuimrs above HI I Diitrli ffan lard six tenths of a ceut per pound, lustead j cf four tenths ota cent .u.i.av. j Tho tobacco Ecliedulo Is unclianKed. A).airviTLHi hrnsKfia-llarler, '-'a cents per hnshel toeducedfroinJOientsi barlsy malt, suienuperbustisl 1 (reduce I froim:ntuti It t leaned rue. 1)4 leuls per pound (reduced from a l ft r centsi, unclened rice. I cent per pound (reduced from 1 ft cenu, broken rice rent per pound (reduced rroui ff l?cc,.dVrorm'n(:0",,"n.f rl" K "nt "O1""1 f- I yf rhe provision allnwin a drawback on sugar medio to' nianufnuuro of condensed milk Is struck out. f ''bas I cent inch ireduced from 3 cents). J i j!'ldpeiis.licintsiierbubel(reducelfrora41cenl. B I"', esMclslly provided for III this act. 2 1 CI cents per burlieKrediued from nOienii). ffi ducedfrl!," i' "'n't' auul"'le,1' P t""i (r- ft ltai nackasss ionlalnln shell Osh admitted free of L qSlrt c.'p.cl'i')" ''a"l" ""'"'1 M e,nM Jfi" duly on oranues lemons, or limes, In packages, ts if JSji 4 a,'"',"l- 'n llt. I.W perl.ujj, instead of J ct"2rcSn,ti0r,,r,p,!.u.rd:r UrrC' ,,,r" COWo ln"'1 XUedocV.,,VUp0eclV,p?o?d.,50SrVcen,,. il Impound (reduced from 3 cei.isr f'2 c,n" 9 .,T.l,'l',ru.rl,1"!'.l',,10S'u""J'flfsofroeatadrawb.ek II ..p'o?.'1..l:,rDu'r'!!u,u"U,e'i,U ,U Sth5 PS I F"" containing each no ior. ih.i"! 1 I int. l oarer esse Instead it iuo. m0"' I Any esceis of wines bslond the Involca on. ml,, .d e.nu per pint, Initead of a cents, but no I,?ii.L.T i dulylslobea..es.rdonth.tWeeorluss. wd't'"'l I "ullI'VorluMionlalnlugoneplntorlsieof lloim. o csnts each additional, Instead of 3 cents. l')uor,2 i frultlulce not specially protldsj for cont.lnln...., TL';,,..,",,U"",., rao';" ,,"U1 !"n' n4 not J1!J; trlar? t,!Sfts-2ir11" p,r Insfsad of w cents ,Mru,i",c,n,min,riw""'"'i4 "Jl lwuliai ul1 Valorem Is struck 1 1 i!.t!S3v'sr." .cTd?:d .as."? r. &iidutrSvv,tr?fs'iv"; j'"""-"' gr" Titratnr. Flat not hackled or dreiid, f per too. In stead of IU cents ter pounrt llarkled flax, $iu per ton. Instead of 4 cent per pound. rn mad of Jute 35 per cent, ad Talorem, tnitead of So percent ninduik" twine. i4 cents per pound, Instead of IH rents t otton bsjrrlnrTlnfd at 0 cents or less per eiuare varil, 1 neiiMier squaro yard. Instead of 10 lent. valued at more tunn hi ent per rjuare yard. 1& cents per'iuarpard Instead of 1 h cents. nil"lotli for iioors ai d waterproof cloth, not specially I rovlded for vaIu 1 above i cenln t er s jtmre rani, in cents per siuar vard And J percent Ad valorem in stead of I cents and ,J per cent ad valorem llrown and hlesche I linen cloth containing not less than Kt) threads to the Miuare Inrn, 'pertentad fa lorem lnotead or VI per rent this dutj to take effect immediately instenlof Tan I .mm In tin' IIuse bill manufacture of vegetable fbre, except t oiton not pcially prvtlded for, are made du tlAbleal Wiper rnt al valorem In tlila bill the) are illvldea into two daises one valued at r rents per toun I, or tea, theduti nti whloh is J cents per poun I. Fhe other, ialiiel aimve ri rents per pound thedut on which l 4(ercrnt ad valorem. TheeciASf-s include slal --r tnanila tarn, dutiable at M) per cent, ad va liirem in the House Mil Wjreintiie lair lAfrlfen fibre) nd China prans (ramie) ilntlsble at H I er ton and 15 per ent ad nlorem respectively are t Anslerre 1 to the rre lift The HranTfiph maVfiiaf maia, rms and ocreens msde of wi-eiabl iiiatenul. dutiable ut h rents ter o.uaie ard i stricken out and the) will pay duty according to the material of wlilcli they ar coinpcnl. All iinnurAittire i.f ekettbb ilbre, except cottoa Atidjuie tmt otherwise provided tor are divided Into iNn riaa vmIim d at cents per oound or lesi. i rents per pound mined at more than rents ier lound. 4i ter tent, ad valorem. These Include all wrollen fab rics coiiUlnlnic than V threadi to the s'ltiarn Inch undKhlrt And collar linen clutli, dutiable. In the llnuse bill, at :i tint per pound and Wiper cent ad valorem ana .1 par cent nd VAlorem. respectively Wool hcnxnrir Husslan camel's hair is taken out of the wooli of the third cIai-s onon0ii and uoreifd arna valued at not more than 3 i cents per poun I. thetluty Is to b2't times the luty impopcti on a pound or unwashed wnol of the f1rt rlapA. In-teiHf twice that duty ami on woollen and worsted iiolha knltfnbrlis And rasntifActureof rvery description made wholl) nr In part of wool aluad at not ni'ire thati.c i rut the dut) per pound Is to he three limes i lie dul) Imposed nnapnnl of unwashid wnol of tin flrit rla instead or twlc that duly On biHiikfts, hAt and nanneln for underwear vAlued at not more than 0 tents pt-rpouod the dntv Is to t e the same aw that Imbued on IS, pounds or wool of the Ilntt i liis. Inst. al of the duty on one pound On trimmings and butt ns of which wool or worsted Is a roniionent material thedut) is to bo i cent" per pound ami ii'i per ceut ad valorem. Instead of To cents andwiierceni. Milk ANi. Hiix (InornRt'itrnriF. Tlie bounty of VI per pound for silk and 7 cents per pound for fresh cocoons rcclfd and produ od In Hie United .States in struck nut. Also the paragraphs flxlmr duties on voods in the piece at from "scent per pound and r percent adalorem to f3 ki per pound and lp per cent. d ftlormi lhey Are .ill made dutlat le at t per cent ad valorem. The prouclon that silk cloihlntr when composed In part of India rubber shall vw a ilutv of 10 cents ad ounce and ti per rent ad valorem H struck out 8i nrnuieorl't ir I'lrrR. amiUoois. t opylmr papers, fllterlntr paper ile paper, and tissue paper are chanued to per tent, ad valorem from B cents per pouud and 11 pr rent ad alorem. tlgartte paper fiom H cents per round and 15 per cent ad valorem 1 t-hunned to-", percent ad valorem rialn nhotoEraphers' paprr is chanced from 15 per cent an valorem to ai percent tfuiuiHih m iiKPtu a Hruiien and brooms of all kinds 8 per cent a I alorem, Instead of 4ii per cent. Buttons, exiept aa-ate pearl, and shelL are strleken oat and wi.i DeiWrssu ir outy unaer "e icnruuie relating to the material or whkh th"y nre composed I'eari and shell buttons are to pa a duty of 2 cents per line button measure, and J 5 per cent ad laloreui. In Blend or 4 tenis per line button measure Bristles .u per ceut ad valorem, Instead or 10 canta per pound lork bark 5 cents per pound. Instead of 10 cents; man nrnctured corks, TS cents per pouud Instead of 15 Drained feathers and downs of all kinds, 40 per cent ad .Alorern instead or per cent Haircloth, h cents per square 3 ard. Instead of 30 par cent d valorem. Jewelrr not tipeclally provided for. 40 rer cent od valorem Instead of Mper cenL a minimum dut of vi per cent ad valorem Is pro Tided for in the fflove paragraph. tfier or willow, prepared fur basket makers' nee, 25 per cent a 1 alorein tnstetd of 4 per cent Manufactures of fur. per tent ad valorem. Instead of Hi I er Ct-nt Mattlns male of cocoa fibre or rattan. 8 cents per 8'iuare yjtrd. instead or U cents Mats nr cocoii (lore or ratlin 4 cents per square foot, Insteidof Hteuit i Atntiiiitaand i-tatuarv not otherwise provldlna; for, 3d per cent ad alorein if ruin the free list) Common clay tobacco pipes 3j per cent ad valorem (reduced from 7 per cent I tubrelmn coerel with silk or alpaca, 60 per cent ad vab rem lntead or 's ner cent L'mbrel.a or other material, 4u per cent ad valorem, Instead of O percent Tho followlnc mnnufneturos, dutiable ftt tho rntofl nnrno-1 aro stricken out of the nundrfes bclietlule und mnde dutli'blu under tho sched ules ittluttuc tutho muterialsof which they are composed: I'lanofortes and pianoforte actions. 40 per cant ad VAlorem uaiis, dolla. or tos wholly or in part of India rubber, 4 per cent ad t A'orem. Mniks of ellk, t-i per cent advalorsm. Musical instrument. per cent 1utcal metronome. H per ent 1 mbrella frames und pai is, .u per cent ad valorem ManufA ture or osier and h mw, 45 per cent Ad va lorem are transferred to the uood schedule and re dut ed to 5 per cent ad valorem I'eat or peat moss, 10 per ceut ad valorem. Instead of T3per ton. FKAat laMT Peltlnircloths especlaltr for mllltarv pnr poBe are further limited by the definition Hut not suitable for the manufacture or neannti MnpareL' Blue clay, tor the manufacture of crucibles, is added (from 51 '0 per ton) Feather und downs for beds are extended to Include all kinds crude an 1 manufactured The irolltin "Hsh. the product of American flsh cries end treats or froen null cauchtln freshwater, except salmon le made to read I resli fish cauirht hy the ritrensorihe Imted Htntes In the hfrh scms or the open water of the lakes fnrmlnr a buundery hetwein the United Mates and the Dominion of Canada.' tnhlds Illy of tho tallej. azalea-, (alma. And other plants used lor forcing under telass for cut nowerior det-ortlve ptirtoses. are added Mckel matted sdded (Instead of rajin? 3 cents a pound on the nickel contained). The ores of nickel containing more than 2 per cent, of copper are to par a dun of of I cent a pound on the copper contained therein Instead of 14 cents per pound re'trle and other proper crlects ana (roodn ut Indians passlntr or repos'lnjr the boundary lino of the Terri torles of the United Mates nre added 8 lion ire dutiable in the House bill at 20 per cent ad valorem are added. Taploc h is made free w Ithout an restriction. I'ltcli of cnnl tar is added. The limitation in value lo&'oo of wearlntr apparel and personal effects of perons arriving- In the United Mates w hlch may b.k Admitted free of duty Is struck out Work of art, brought b) brofesslonal artists. lee turersor scientists ror teuipo-ary ine or exhibition, not forsIe and now Almltted free of duty for the term of six months, may be retained In the 1 ountry an addl tional pariod rt six mouths In the discretion of the bee retard of the Treacur), In the pararrnph admlttlne unwrouglit glass disks free aproilMonls added rermlttlnr disks eight Inches In dlamiter to be polhed sufficiently to enable the character of the glass to he determined. Ujpnuin, or sulphate of lime Is txken from the free list and made dutiable at one dollar a ton D gras Is taken Irom the list and made dutiable at one cent a pound The cnmm.ttoo struck out nil the chances mnde by the House bill In the internal reenue regulations reapectlntz tho tax on tobacco, the manufacture of vinegar from alcohol vapor, and the fortification of wines, leaWncthelaw as It stands at present. Tho lntornal revenue tax on opium piepured for mowing U In creased from llvo to ton dollars per pound. Attempt to II low Up m Game Protector IIOUBP. Albany. Juno 18. It has been reported at tho ofllco of the Chief Game and Fish Protector here that on Hunday nlsbt while Charles Bhnckloton and his family wero nsloop In their houso on tihaokleton'a; Point, town of ttrldco port. a can of powdor was placed beneath bis houso and exploded. The evldont Intont of the miscroants was to blow up Kbacltleton and his family, but tho effect ot the oxplotston was only to shatter the piazza, break windows, and knock off a fow clapboards. In the morninc Khackleton found that the tails of three of his horsofl had been cut off. Ho has been threat ened for some time with tte vengeance of those upon whom he Barvod tho warrants sworn out by the came and Jleh protectors J a fit February after tholr great Oneida Lake raid. The farmers and nouchlne fishermen were much Incensed at the seizure and destruction, of their nets, and owod to injure all who as. stated tho Htnte otllcialM. The aots of vandal Ism of Hunday night aro therofere attributed to them. To Stop Frlio Fig u ting. In Han Franclsico. San TrtANCisco, Juno 18. Chief of Police Crowley nnnouncod yesterday that lie would make an effort to stop cloo contests between professional pucillsts in tho various athletic clubs of this city. lie Intimates strongly that ho will arrest the principals, seconds, club officials, and probably the spectator at the next contest to be clvon In any ot tho clubs, and will havo them prosecuted unaer the btato law which prohibits prize fighting. The next contest hero will bo the match be. twoen LaJJlancho and 01111g Mitchell, at tho Culiforniu Athletic Club, June .27. Cowboys) Attacked by Indiana, LoRDflBULo, N. H Juno 18. A cowboy ar rived at the station of Hepar. on the Southorn Faciilo, yosterday and said the Indians had at tacked a camp of cowboys on a raucb. Ho and ton othorfl wore Jn camp when, on Monday night about 10 o'clock, a band of twenty or thirty Indians rode down upon them ami at tempted to shoot them. Home of the cowboys were armed, but, not expecting an attack.were not prepared for defense. He thought ull hit compan one wero killed. nig; Investment! In Kansma City, CmcAGo, Juno 18,-Charles IJlrohall and John H, Kenyon of Liverpool and W. D. Low son of London are in this city, Theyrepro eent an English syndicate, which proposes to Invest about $20,000,000 in this country. They t'smnaules Incorporated. ,Ai"',''Un!.1',,n" fl"'nrt Hotel Comrsny eisd arilcles ol Incorporation to uar The compai.) Is 'J' ,,,cUoan4 "f hotels In He. York city. Capital, ,..io,,,H in. Incorpor.iors WteH" """a.s.rVcS.p curl" r;S "'3'?o7.:,i;jijoV,,.Va!! amrTS, THE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. ciiKtsn in rim 110V8K intKS ntte aKZATca su.rnn hill has nr.Ait. Tbe Conrereac. Hepnr on Ik. Anll.Trn.t mil Asloplrd In Ihei HeBlfi-Icralr the I'nr nUlirHennlei'aC'lerai.-Tli.Tsirlir ntll Itcporled In tlie Senate. Wahhinoton. Juno m Amonu the petition! nnd memorials presented In tlio Senate to-dar woreooralbyMr. Moirlll ncalnst lucroned duty on tin rlnte. Jlr. Morrill, Jiom the Tlnanre Committee, roiiortod tuck tlie TnrllT bill, nnd said thntlt wa nnt exported that It would bebrouebtuo for consideration enrller thnn a week Irom Monday noxt. Tho tablo required by Mr. I'lumb'fl rofiolutlon would be ready within about four days. Tho bill was plaeod on the calendar. Mr. lryo, from tho Coramltteo on Commerce, roportod back tho Klvor nnd Harbor Aopro. irl.itlon bill, with a written roport ns to each Horn. Calendar. Mr. Edmunds, from tho Committee on For elsn Afraln, reported a bill to Klve offeot to tbo eighth nitlcle of tho treaty ot commerce and nali:atlon with Swodcn and Norway of July 4, 1S27. Calendar. Mr. Quay olTorod n resolution, whloh went oor until to-moirow, InstructlnK tho Berceant-at-Arms to nmLo no chnnues In his subordl nule, nppolntcos, or employocs prior to July 1 noxt without coneont of the Honnto. Jlr. Kvnrts caio notlco that the ouloclesof tho lata Itopresentntlvo Cox were postponed till Thursday of noxt week. Tho conference report on tho Anti-Trust bill was tirnsontod and nuroed to. Both Housoa rocotlo from their icspoctlvo nmendraonts, and tho bill remains exactly as It was passodby tljoSonr.tp. t ho hi-nnto then proceedod to the considera tion of tho I.CRlslHtUe. l.xocul It e. nml .1 iidlclal ADiiroprlatlon bill. An ninondinont onored by Mr. MIlclioll toluc-cnso tho fiilary of twenty blx commlltoeclorks lrom$l,0UUto $1.60Ji;ao rloioii lonudlsouhslon. Mr. Intrulls paid that tho wbolo committee and clerical lorco of tlio M-nato roiiulred ad justment, 'iliero weio at lfaot twenty etnnd Intr conimlttous that weio. absolutely stipor Iluous and unneiossaiy. It was dililciilt to llnd naiiieniinil to lnvoiit functions for tliein. 'Jliev worn orlKlnntod and ostabllphcd merely fur thi purpoo of nsslitnlnc somu anator t a .l..l.lni...Ui. nn.t nIHnn him a TttTW fl .lATL. nnd a niPKHeneor. 'Jo pay tlie clerk of a com mlitoe which had nothnic to do H.800 n ear was to mako dim practically a prioto secre tary to tho chiilrmnn. with no other duties or functions. In his jmlcment tlio ennto com mittees should bo laruely reduced, and tho committvo clerks ouelit to do committee work and notlilntrelpo Tho amendment was acreod to yeas 28. nny-t 1. A liko nmondmentio pay clerks to benntor 1.PIW a oar. Instead ot $l,5uu as lecommcnded by the Committoe on Appropri ations, and of tfi j'or day as provided In tho bill, was olTerod by Mr. Mitchell, and was the text lor a renewal of the discussion. Mr. Hale evprossod Ids opinion that eomn dnv or other Croat nuhllc tonsuro would be vMted on the henute In connection with Its ox pontes. .Mr. "t innulred an to therolatno exrendl tures of tho Hnuso and of tho senate in con nection with clerks. Mr. Allifon rvpllol that as the bill came from tho Ilouso tho expenditures stood S'.iU.iHhi for the House and !H'.!:UHm for the onajc. Owing to Increases of the clerical force of tho Senate durlni: the session, and to tno increase of pay just voted, tho Senate oxpendltuios would bo 4U.UUU. Tho amendment was acioed to yoas 2P. nays JJ. 'I he Senate disposed of soventv paces of tho bill and thon adjourned till to-morrow. Ifou.e of JteprrsrntatlTes. The all-absorblnc topic of Intorest In tho Ilouso to-day was tho probable disposition of tho Hhor bill which pnssod the Senate tester day. When tho bill was roceled from the Sen ate this afternoon, the Housn was in Commit tee of tho Whole on tho Indian Appropriation bill. Mr. Bland ot Missouri !mmcdiatolvmoed that the Committee of tho W hole rlne, in order that iht House mlKlit at onto proceed to tho consideration of the bdl. This was received witli wild applause, bv tho Democrats. Mr. l'oel ot Arkansas, who had tlio tloor was Induced 10 old to tins motion, but tho Chair man of tn-jfoimnltHio (Mr. Allen of Michigan) directed tho dork to tontlntio the reading of a lone printed precedent bearing upon the point of order then under dl'CusMon. At tho conclusion of tlio re 'dine Mr. Illand's motion was put and was defeated on n stand lucvoto by V.l ton''. On a loto by tollers tho committoe iofu-ed to rise teas, 91 nnys, 11)3 nud continued tlio cousidoiatlon or tho In dlnn Appropriation hill. .No republicans olod for tho motion, which was supported by all of the Democrats exeopt two Messrs. Mutchler and Vaux of l'ennsyhnnin. The considonitiou of tho Indlnn bill belnc resumed, on points of order ralsnii by Mr. Can non ol Illli.olsldesniio tliu strenuous protests of Mr. 1'orMns of Knnas nnd Mr. 1'eol of ArUnnsisi. nptiroprlations of $12.2'M) lor the reek Indians. ItS.HuU for the l'ottawntomlo Indians, and f 27,UUi for the Moxlcan l'otta watomle Indians wore t-trlcknn from the bill. Tho eommltteo then rose, tho bill wus i uasod, and tliolloujo adjourned. Llt'tl IIAMIIXUTO.V TOPICS. Tblnc or Interest In nnd Outside of the Hulls) of Consrea.. ?AsniNnTov, June 18. The Oific of this city announces this oenlnc in a column article that President Harrison has determined not to boa intidlduto lor renomlnatlon. Tho article says that to n Seoator who callod n day ortwonco at tho Will to House Mr. Harrison said tuat his only dsiro is to so conduct hlm telf as regards the publio business that the peoplo will improve what no has done, when on tho 4th of March, 1893, he will rotlro to the law ofllco of Harrison, MillorA Elam, In Indi anapolis. Ho nddod that no matter what the pressure may bo for htm to accept a nomina tion he cannot be shaken In bis purpose to retire to privuto llfo at tho end of his term, Halnc been beaten in bis ofTort to clve one of his henchmen the placoof Serconnt-at-Arms of the Senate, Sonator Uuay is now attemptlnz to control tho offices of that body. Ho was very much chazrlned nt bl dofeat Jn caucus, and is now enilouiorine to cot oen. There has boen bad blood between him and Col. Canadny. tho Piesont r-orKoiuit-at-Arms. for tome time, k'roHinir out of political matters, and Mr. Uuay was disappointed both nt his failure to sooure Lol. Canaday'a romoval last winter und to name his successor now. Col. Canadny foels that he Is under no oblicatious to ,Ur. CJua, and to-day he difchnreed ono of tbo henator's friends and cao the place to a constituent of one of tho Montana Senators, who had never had unr ratronairo at all. To-day Benatnr Uuay lntroauced a resolution tylnc the hands ol C'anuday by prohibiting blm from muklne any romovnW durlnc the low weoks that he 10 mains in office without first tettinn tho con sent .of tho onllte. Uhls resolution will como up for coiiMdoratinn to-morrow, and a lively d.bato is likely to follow. The Sonato spent nn hour In executive ces sion this afternoon, durine which tlmo two nomlneos of l'resldont Harrisou, who woro appointed more than a yoar nco, wore rojected. T Uev werp John 11. Kaves. Collector of Internal ItovouuefqrtheHftli dlstrlet of North Curo IJnn, and IL llaney Scbocb, Postmaster at Helln s (iroie, l'a. The objection to 1'ostmas. ter Henoch, Is said to hae boon directed to au nllecedlack of party lojalty. The voto on his rojoctlonwas unanimous, tho roll not belnc caiieu. in audition to the polltlcnl charcea itcainst I nves. tho .North Carolina Collector, it was reported, it is said, to benators by persona acuuiilnied with liira tliat he wus notiiullllod todlscharce the duties of Ihe olrlce. tho dis trict beinc ono of the lurcost In ihe country. The folloninc nominations woro conllrmod: i ,t8l.'.'.Hn, w e'eisnl al ilurlpli, 11 iL. W It MoMlllen. Minevorof Cuilonn. .p (Inrnns, II, A I flu.ll I otlirnr ol CikCoiih, kaqiilna Uiei.i,,A 1 eir, collector vt rusium, (ilmire.ier ia. J h. "'"''.s'sistantCMlscHir nt Uus.oms. Uuinu.n, N.J., AUsIl Unlirop L'. h. Aitonier or Miutli i armlnn, hu Jens Marshall. I' rl Aiturue) Xurihem liuirlol or Tesaii tt r turay, Marstisl ror Mouisna, ItolllnAius nsn. Marhal (or sruiunt A H tonawar, Assotlsis Justice Mitireina lourt of Wiimiiir, 1, H. liarll.lt. 1'rotaia.luiliieorand counly, fun. W. II l ettlt Mir veyor iienernl or lilstm, J I' Uslansr or Psnniyi jaula, Hecslterof Pulillo Slonejs at oslalioma. W, H. Jlojt ol Mlstontln. L'omrnlsalmier (or Alaska IL l'ecklnpauKh ur InOlana. tiers Pl.irlct Court r Ala.ka. 1'o.tinsMsra-It. U. l.or.j, ai Mlilau. l'a tlslina oiu oii, at neeporl, fa w,.,,,r?',l,.0' lrlnts. Asjlstsnt Surison, Uarlns lloapltsi Serilee. Astlstsnt Hurif.on in the Kary-U II, stons. Con- M,M,hiv,i,.i,..,",'l, '.K- faie, irjlnui IL at, Ksunsdy, rsuniylsanla. The president to-dny sent the followine nominations to tho Senate; pi'S'rrf 'irn,"J!,niJ',Vli ,llln"n- Msnsroai E.wara II. Itupss. Jr nr MaMaclmnelta at alirlhar rotin:utersli)lin r.iitirsath si innksra N Vi .'fflrts'!"' V Urouslriu .v. V f.t.r II. fesbuwu! vi'i,.,';.l' J'""''"!. Collector if rusioms. Dl.trlit The House Committee on ihe eloctlon of TreBldent and Vlee-l'resldent and Ilepresen tatlves In Concress to-day formally decided by a party ote to report to the House with some amendments the, Federal Election bill asreod upon In ihe Ilepublioau cnticue onMonday niuht. llepres.ntatlte Lodce will prepare, the report. Aod oxpeaLi to eat It la tha Usuu tcjaouQB. Health and Strength Poon reptaco weakness and lancuor. If that re liable modlclne. Hood's HarsaparllU. Is fairly and faithfully tried. It Is the boat medicine to otercomo that tired feollnc. purify the blood, and euro scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, and all other diseases arlslnc from lmpuro blood or low stato of tbo systom. Oivo it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by nil drueclsts. $1 six for tS. Trepared only by C, I. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass. lOO rinse. One llollnr The minority members of tho Committee will also pro pare a report In opposition to tho meas ure for submission to tho iloimc. The only amendment of Importance adopted was. to strike out from the bill tlio tost oath that ills qualifies persons irom otlnc who hne taken up nrms against tho dowrninent. which liy In adxortonco It was proposed to ro 'pact. 'Jliorot of the nmondincntsiidopted woro ofnorbal (hnracter so as to cct rid ot tho nmblcuity that had crept in some parts or thn bill in lis hasty construction, and to io!loo it of ur- fdusiice. 'i ho Democratic leaders In the llou-n mo been informally notified that tho bill will bo callod up Tuesday noxr. Tho Suporlntondont of tbo Consun has re ceived many Inquiries as to whether ho can oxtend tho time of tho onumoiatton ot tho poo pin so as to cover nil omissions In the count. Ho says: "No epocillc nxten'don of tlmocnn bo granted. Whoroer any enumerator hns boon unable, forcood nun sulflciont intise to com plete tlio enumorntlon of his district In tho proscribed time, ho should lo instructed bv tbohupervlor to completo tho enumeration, and his aconunts will be allowed nud paid on tliLMorttncntion of tho supervisor that the do lay was duo to clrcu instances beyond tho con trol of tho enumerator. I'orsonsonn boenu mornlod nt huporvlsnr's 'office. .Names thus picnntod as omissions must, however bo verified by enumerators nt resilience, and ex aminations most bu made of fchedulu-i to mold duplication. All noiossnry tlmo nnd clorical nlstBtico will be allowed tlio Super visor for maklnc such oxnmluatlons." The contost botweon Concreasman Grosve nor and Thompson for tho nomination In tho Twolfth Ohio district. Is cettlnc ery Interest- Inennd hlchly amusinrr. Thcso anti-loraker llcpubllcnns havo been horctoforo such warm I personal frlonds as to bo known as Damon and Pythias. Now they do not spent as tliovnasa bv. nud nil because tboy have boon corrymandornd Into tho satno district. Judce Thompson toturned fiom Ohio to-day. In addition to a irreat deal of indica tion ho bmucht with him a copv of n circular with which he doclnros (Jro-oenor Is floodluc tho districts. Tho ciruilar reviews Oiosvcnor'-, splendiil nunlitles and horolo achievements" In Concres-s and, cnlllnrr attention to tlio fact that McKluloy has been cerymundoiod out, sny- Wo many Ilepubllcansl ennnot afford to loo tho sonlco ol (irosvenor on the floor. It would be llko tearlncotT both arms of the Re publican body. ith McKlnlcy cone, Gros vonor becomes a uecessity. -Noinnu van take his place." lu conclusion the circular represents Gros. venor ns a sort of Ajax standlnc In tho foro front of Republican statesmen dufiinc tho po litical HchtnlnL'. "Wo haio no word to sny ncainst any ono." it says, 'but wo cannot fall louskeiery ono to look to his own Interest, thn Intorest of tho Mate and nation in io turnincGrosienortoConcreSf. IJia lltucss and ability are recocnled hvoiery ono. Ho has introduced and carried ihrouch more imnoi Hint measures thnn anj other man in Coucre-. His ability Is recocnied by thn President who has solected blm to ilellvor tho 'Ailnunlstratlnii oddross" to Concrete, a speeh in which tlio whole policy nnd plnn of the Government nro reviewed, explained, discussed nnd all nbjei tlons fiom the Domocrntio side met nnd nn swerod. It Is the, battles roj-al of Btnteniunsbfp, and no litter man could have boon choiin." Spcakor Keod hns onco more tnken tho bit in his teoth, and when tho silver men in the I House loam to-morrow of what ho has done they will bo astoundod. Lnto this afternoon Mr. Keed took tho Silver bill from his tablo nnd referred It to tho Committoe on Coinnce. Ho says that this was tho proper course for him to do tiuder tbo rulos and that tho sliver mon will understand the uliuntion wliun tboy study Itcarcfullv. Mr. Ulaml was aston ished bevond measure to-niuht whon ho learned of the 8pokers nctlon, and promised tomnku matters Interesting in tho Homo to morrow. Ho will nppe.ii from tho rlcht of tbo i hair to tend tho bill to tbo committee, nnd thon movo con currence In tho Sennto amendments and will endeavor to cot a test voto. Tho bicawcr will no doubt ignore Mr. illand as all durlns the session he has lcnoied tlmso who havo dls acroed with him. and Insist on huvlnc his own way. If over tho bill Is ronorted bacic to the House It will be with an amendment acceptable to the hnoakor and tho friends of the Adinlnlslrn'lon. 'Iho wonderful control which t-peaker lieed ban over the House Jioimbllcans was mailo conspicuously apparent tlno morninc wheu they voted solidly against tho motion of Mr. Illand to go inio a Committee of the Wholo to discuss the Sonato MIL It was stated nt tho Navy Department to-day that the contract for thu 800-ton practlco ves sel was awarded to S. I. Mooro A. Co of Kllra bethport, N. J., at tholr bid of $250,000. lustead oftoF. W. Uhooler of Most Day City. Mich.. whoo bid was 3,0O0 less, for tho reason that thn treaty ot 1817 with Great Ilrltaln does not permit the building of war vossoIboii the lakes. I'nder that treatv each country ncroos not to hare more than threo wnr vessels ot not more than 100 tons dlspinoomont, and tarrying not more than one 18-pound cannon on the lakes nttbo e-amo time, nnd that neither will build war vessels on tbo lakes without tho consent of the other (rovernment nftor six months notice. It Is said that tho miostloa of building the new practice vesoi at liny city was considorod at yestorday'B Cabinet meeting, nnd that it was decldod that mich n courae would bo a viola tion of treaty stipulations. Tho IVeddlnc Didn't Come OO. PBTEnsnuno, Juno 19. A large crowd assem bled nt tho First Ilnplist Church in this city this afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. Shepherd of Sussex county and Mlssl'nnnlo Jackson, a young lady of this city. 'Iho mar rlaco. however, did not take placo, and tho crowd was !l-nppolnted. The trouble was In getting the llcenso. When Mr.Shopherd called on tho clerk of tlio court of this ilty this morn ing for n license to ir.niry Miss Jackson, the ago ot the young woman was asked, Ah she was a minor the clerk salu heiould not Is'iio the license, nsshn she could not nciiulion resi dence here, tho homo of her parents bolng hor home. The parents of Miss .Incksoii, who io slilo in hussox count)', some distance from Petersburg bad given their consent to the marriage. Tho young people settled the trim bio by taking tho fast train this afternoon for Hallfux, N. C to havo iho nuptial knot tied thero. Htar Cnuetsj at the JSnvnl Acnriemy. Birrmnss, Juns la Tlie sisr cadets nt 11 a Jtaval Academy ar. as follows 1'lrst Clasi-lraiik II. 7.shn of rennlvsnl, II. (I rjllliiior or Wisconsin, 11.0 ntnflli it niilo. He Witt Planicrof Kansas, Richard .M. Watt ot I'ennsjlranu, star members. second Ll.iis-.lnbn I) lteuret ot rililn. Joseph K. McDonald or Illinois Homer I. rerc"on e( ,onli ('nrollna. Juhii I: lilaK.ly of rcniiajlvantu. 1 use Mr.Nameeor haniaa, Wllnsilli. Pi" Rim of Missouri. Third I la l.useua I, lllsrclt of Kniluckr. Tliomss J) Parker or noiitii rarollmi JipilnA 1 Pd r or iaftu rliustls I mils J Muirlll of beiil'luna, lleur) II. Wsr't nt New Jersey, Maurice K. 1 until o( .vilasnurl Win. Irkil V. ,s I'lirlielaiin of New 1 orl Irani II Clark, Jr, ot ilboJ. Islaiid, Juaspli I oral! of viu.iiurl A O. A, It, Post Murienilrra Hit f'hnrter. Ntici, June 1H .Intin II inrock l'i si. (1 A ft, surrenilired Its cliarlsr Isst nUlit after seven years' exlfl.nl. and Its ciniir.ults hale again unit ril vrltli IVnldron I'od, sj imui ahlili tliey sfiedeil In Ik-j. Hancock Post orEanleil lir orn AI rain Mi rrllt when tie n Pepartment fnmmander, aiel wliri"!y eiistslneil l) hlui until his aid ide two years si'o Tlio iinicers elect uf Waiiiron l'i si ars I'omiiiaiMi.r. li Ham h. inttle, reninr Vlte uiimiiliiier, James It l linstle, Junior VP e I'o.nnaiiilf r tiiiiry I' Miillh, Adliitani 1, ii iiri'vnrv, yuanrni osier, Parnl llsker: onfrtrtif Hay, Ullllam falter oilici r i.f l.iurd. I liarles I'naerslllsr, Chaplain, I arm I s Waiiiron rernesui Major II c. Albums, yuarlerniasier seusaul, p. Meissiier Fatal Flood In 1'cnilsylTnnla. ELfiiKD, Pa, Juns ia Two clouds met andbrok. over Osceola last evenlnr, csntlnj- (be watsr of Iloldea Brook to rls. to an onprscsdentsd lielihL Mrs. Tripp and Miss Mary Thompson wer. drowned, and their bodlss hare not yet been recovered Nesrly twsnty bmliUni s wsr. moved from their fonndatlnns. and a frhrlittul Jsm was formed at the trestle of lh. tall Brook Itallrosd. Th. trestle of the Addison ami l'i nn aylvanla road is anno Ont horao was drownsd. T.iu nertowu Islnrafue Manv persons were reacueit frmn ihelr homes at ureal nk Only one trPIe rsruilus oisr Iloldea Brook and Hie sicne Is appalling Kcfuard to Answer a rnsiis J'niiuieralnr. Nor llirri, June 18 -IM ward Jlnllej one of th. wealthlrsl and most proiulneni clliens. was arrsii.d to day for not answerlntr ctrtalu ipisatlons put hv census enumerator, lie was r.lessed on bis on r.tog nlzsnc. In attend the launohlnit of his schoenrr. He win nrotialily be bound over Hi ibe August term of ihe I'nlted Slates District Oourt. Th. arreii his created a JXM,n1iloni, "."i1."1! ni etberarr.sts aresur. 10 irnninr. "M,aMW v wju wi- JtnOOTCLTS'a KJSir VOBTiSASIISn. Tlte Xrect orOrorare tT. Cotllne Appoint, ment on Ilrontctyn Pnlltlia. Tho news that camo from Washington yes torday afternoon that Oecrgo J. Collins, a for mer Alderman of tho Twonty-flrst ward and n loading Grand Army man, hnd been appointed 1'ostranster of Urooklyn, did notcauso soinuch surprlso ns when Col. liatrd's nppolntmont was nnnouncod two wooks ago. Mr. Collins had beon a candidate for n couple of months, and It was understood whon Col. Bnlrd declined that ho bad nn oxcellont chance of becoming Mr. Hondrlx'a successor. Col. Unltd lost nil Interest In Iho fight whon ho found Hint it was impossible for William I. Taylor to got tho place, but ho put no obstacles in thn way of Jlr. Collina Tho most disappointed mnn In llrooklrn ovor tho result of tho protracted strugglo for tho v. Ifi UO11 a yonr prhe Is V Jlr, James 8. laso. ivy He was baekod up In intEfr Vi his candidacy by tho IV Mg solid and liarmrMil- lit- S "us Noting llopiibll- yYlfSH."' cnn ;l111' 'ln, fctood AvJU!)fi highest in personal WSiTJJiKJi favor with 1'ostmas- rfSwW'. tor-Uoticrnl Winn- -M& "V mnkor. He mado A l( sevoiiil Pllgrlmngos l I -flrTf-S V to WnshfiiBion. nnd Ji 'VW nKfe' Vl W I nn his leturn from "V (0-lEJCJir'p7 tho last one ho J thought ho would trornsj rn.n. surely be tlio next 1 1'o-ttnaelnrofllrook. yn. Ibis sot-bnekbrtho Washington author ities will tond to iossen thn ntdor and onthuel asm or tho Vouiig ltcpubllenns in tho next campaign. Mr. Coillns's appolntmont, ns was that of col ltalid is creditod to heerotary Tracy's Influonco. and thuro is no doubt that twill nave an important bonrlngontho fnc- I t onal htrugglo for tho nomination lu tho Third Congress dl-irlct. Congressman Wallace I" n candidate for re nnmlnntlon and Lawyer It. II. Ilenodlct has also tormally nnnotinred hlnisolf as In the race. Tho leading llepuhllean statesmon In lirooklyn aro already badly split up In this Congress light. Months ago Secretary Trocy declared bis nputiallty. but tho politicians who favor Mr vVnllaco say holsiiuletly working for his inend Mr. Jlonedlet, and that tho appoint inont of Mr. (.olllns is intondo 1 to nut the t wenty-llrht ward dologatos in the column of Mr. iienedlct's Mipportors Mr. Collins was born In this city flfty-ono jours ago. At the beginning of tlm war he went nsaprlvato with tho Twelfth lleglmcnt. lie yr.is Mion trnnslorrod to tlio UTtli .Now lork voluntpors. In which ho served ns t-crgcnnt-Maior. Adjutant, and l'lrst Llou- 1 tounnt Toward tho eloso of the war I ho was Ase. stunt Adiutnnt-Genornl undor (ion. vpti Sehlmmolfenlng. nnd in March, lsijii. ho was aptointcd l'iovo-t Mar I sluil n tharoston Ho beeamo a icsldont of 1 lirooklyn two je.irs inter. Ho has never shown nnv Mugwump tondoncios. Ho represented theTwonty-llrst wird In tho Hoard of Alder men In 1HSJ and 184. and ho frequently served ns a delegate to the Cienoral Conimlttoo. Ho was not personally mixed tin In the recent WoodruiT-HaidwIn factional squabbles, but It Is understood his sympathies wore with Mr. Woodruff. Ho hns been (ortsev oral vearslntlio blank book nnd bookbinding Imsiness m Maldon liino. nnd he U reported to be wealthy. Ho Ik a prominent Grnnd Armv mnn. and was one of tho 01 gangers of U. ri. Grant l'ost. 1127, of which be is now Commander. There Is no iiuostlon of Ids nccoptanco Mr. Hnndrlx's term has nlready oxpbed and the now Post master will probably tako hold bolorotheLloso ot the month. VXVl.AIMKli AT TIIK BlOliaVK. The llndr ol Mrs), ltiidxnn, tlie Snlcldr. I.lkrly lu be llurleil In l'nttrr's Field. Tho body of Mrs. IX O. Hudson, tho notori ous confldonoo womnn, who committed sulcldo on Monday night, lav unclalmod at tho Morgue yestordav. Should no ono call forit this morn ing. It will bo burled in the city cemetery. Mrs Hudson h.id long boen ono of the most widely known eliminate in tho Cnitod States. Shn was born of wealthy parents in llnltlmore forty-flvo j oars ago, and at the ago ot IS mar ried David Hudson, n young Methodist clergy man. Thoy went to Modway. Mass., whom a boy nnd girl woro born to thorn. Mrs. Hudson was extravagant bovond hor husband's means. Ho gave up thoology for medicine, but could not gratify her eponelvo tastes, sosho begnn lp help herself by moans of potty swindling. Her husband remonstrated with her in vain, and In 1 s7d dloil. it is said, of a brokon heart. Mrs. Hudson travelled wltn her daughter, nnd cheated the hotel keopers in Now Eng land towns right nnd left. M10 swindled the t'oloinnn House lime, mid shottly aftorwnid wns ent to jail for threo months. In October. 1 (-77. sho turned tin in Jersov Uty. where hho tried toe mmit -uicldo hi taking rhiornl. hho was irron'cd lor obtaining goods bv ialso pie teneos, and a blackmnlling letter to Ilishon 1'otter win found In hor pocket M10 nloo col lected nnd kept money bolonglng to chnrltablo Institutions. 'len dajs neo sho engaged n 100m in tho nparlmont lione at 1.V1 Last I.lahteenth stioet. and on Tuodnv morning spe was found dead Inn chair, tin tlio waiustaud vv.is nn cmrty four-ounce bottle whleh had liel I laudanum. Onlhtablo was a bit of nolo paper bearing tho-e Hues in Mrs. Hudson's handwritiug. ''Leovehl thou me eaie Hire I will n' U Host thnn lor- lie nn jet 1 m III roiioii Poes tlie lei la'.n thee the sea will i-pir Wilt ihuu h Audfr the earth tlirn a w inoVrer am L No other writing was found In tho room. JlnOrty Hurrenderia, Teter Francis IlalTorty, former welghor in thn Custom Ilouso whom tlio Unltod Statos Grand Jury indletod for violating tho Civil Service law by soliciting contributions to the Demo cratic campaign fund from othor employees of the Custom Houso, went to tho olllco of Unltod States Marshal Jacobus early yostorday morn ing accompaniod by his lnwjer, Henry C. Dotty, nnd n bondsman. Together with As- fil.tflnt lllatrfet llliininv Una Mm. nrnonn.A.. theuieolves belere Judge Laeombo of the I nltcd btntes Circuit Court. Mr. Hose's enso was Important nud the flint of its kind tlint had boen brought In this distrb t. He thought thnt at le.ist fJ.UOi) bull should bo required. Lavvvor Dotty protosted and Judgo Lncorube decided on tl.500. John Drummer of lilb Last llfty-llfth street ounliiled as bondsman nnd llalTor y was rolonsod. The man Hatlerty Is said to have collected money from John.l. Umtholl, $'2Ui Andrew J. U'Conuni, VJ.", and rredoiiek I etzeisor, F. B. Skidmoro, J. I!, l'utnaiii, and William Daly, J.ii) eiu h HaHerty will bo callod lor trial at tho Octoboi term. Mrs. "VVnllnct. drift Ilnek Ilrr Ilnnds. When Charles II Wallnck, a son of iho late Lester Wallack, was Indicted for cninpllilty with l.eorce II. Pell In Ihn robbing of the I.en-i lllll i'nnk ot CM oil worth of nii'riud bonds In December last, hia mother Knvo hall for Is I las As port of the neurit)' for her loud she deposited with AaaKtanl Hl-trlct Allurner Kedlonl, then srilui Ill.trlLi Attoiuei. r.iiosi in bntuK Mr I edinril to le iti,ubl Lareful, put them lino his privne atn ileposlt b is. VVnllack turned Mute s evidence Sh'SUlHt 1 ell whu wa i nliTicteil and la serving- a term ur l!nnrii.ililiieiit-rewu j ears ainl a htlf in stale prison Aanrew.mil tor WaliaH s ear l,fs Hllrltl Allfrnev retinas iiiiiienled ti the dia f lisrir. of VVallsrk a nil Mil tie ah 11 iIiiiiiihiu nr thn lU'lirtment inruliif 1 1 1111 I he in bilmritl wus le.ldls liibled le auae liaiu 1. niav le hte'lediH awltneas again atrainai other mmiit.ts of ihn rnmbine uf would he bank wre le's Mra VVallick in compinleit h 1 hnrl'f 1 Walaik ui ed up'ui .Mr 1'idfirl veaier dv In ihe IllHtrii 1 Ait ireej s onlie ond he relurrieil 10 her the &u,ouo worth ol buiuls, and louk her reielpu IVnnldn't IVriir 111" Hhlrlii n Ilia Tout. Koundsinsn Metier of JeiTtrron Market rourt lias preferred rhsrees I .fore the police einnilshioiiers ejrslnit lltlicllie Vlatthea Mcl'oniiellnf the West Thlr tlclli streil siatim fur Insubordination, on ut Mm, da tnornlnir Mci ornell arrakned Arthur SInrlon for assaulting Ida lliidcilffe, who cave away the nnium lolnta .Mrii.r.iell woro Ms badiro nn hl walslcnit llethrew back histoat but Vlrl,ee was not sitl-nel and ordered him to p'l hla shield oinsld his rovt Mc t'ontieii refuf I and vicoee rompiained to --eriiesut I'onmba who f nlered vti o.e to jiri-la- cluirKea. Uritiiiii.il aastliat tin re is a leelins aitaiuat hlni In thernurt NiitiH 1 slid that lie la subjected to pettv au tioyiiiiccs at lie Ir liaiula r 1 I- Getting- Clothes is easy enough, but to get the right kind, isn't, unless you know where to go. If wc sell stylish cassimere Suits, and we do, for $10 $12, or finer grades for $14 $15 &$i6; and the best at $18 up to $25, you'll find you don't pay us topmost prices, but you do get the right sort of clothes. HACKETT, CARHART&CO. B'way Canal St HNII.En SKXTK&CUD TO DEATH. The WprU Iteulnnlnc Almost 4 Fixed for Ilia j:xcvutlnn nt Hlnn Hlnrr. Harris A. Rmller. ox-Ralvatlon Army llouten nnt nnd convicted murderer, was arraigned yesterday in the Oonornt Bosslons for son tonco for the killing of hlsmlstross, Mnggio Smller. In tho rooms of Mrs. l'tln. Wllonn nr 284 Heventh nvonue. on April 3. When broiler reached tho bar. Lawyer Halllgan said that 8omo of i?miler's frlonds desirod that ho should withdraw, and ho bad oonsonlod thnt Lawyer Hoinzlomnnbo sutstitutod. District Attorney rellows moved noxt for sentence, nnd Lawyer Holnrlumnn made tho tormal motion for a. stay of proceedings nnd a now trial, and Judge 1 ltgcrnld denied it. Then Judge lttzgernld sentenced Smllor to bo token by the Sheriff to hingHIng, within ten days from the date of the sotitonce. and tlioro koDt by Ihe anion in solitnry confinement until the week leginning Aug. 4, when ho into bo put to death in tho mnnnor proscribed by tho law ot this State, bmller kept his eyeB llxed upon tho floor during tho sentence and while Clerk Bpnrka solemnly read thn death warrant. Thon. with entire coolness ho hold out his rlcht hand for tho handcuff, which Deputy ShoilfTburko snapped upon his wrist, and was led out. OPVOBlTlOy TO Till! MI18K1CT TRUST. TVhoIe'anle r.lqnnr llrnlera riftnnlnc to Illilld Co-operative Dlatlllerle. An oxecutivo meeting of tho committee of ton, appointed at last Monday's mass mooting of wholesalo liquor dealora of this city nnd vicinity to dovieo measures of relief from the recent order of tho Whiskey Trust advancing tho price of proof spirits, was hold yosteiday ntternoon In tbo Kemblo building. It was ro solved toraiso n Hind of fJun.iDO with which to build one or two cooperative distilleries. Several subscriptions to this fund wero made by the members of the tommltteo. Tlio com lnlttoo will submit to tho public mass mooting of wholosnlo lliiuor dealers, which hns been callod for next Monday afternoon In the Kem ble building, u rebolutlon outlining the plan and calling tor subscriptions. omethlnc Inlerealtnc Promised About the H. r. V. Ex Jndie DIlteDhoefer anrearrd In the Tombs Police Courl yesterday as counsel for George Smith, who was accused by Anthony Comstock of keeping a policy shop Judge Hiltenliriefer was uettled by Comstock's frequent interrt'plious during the examination uf tho w untsaea, and nnsllj said Hetore I itrt throuich with this esse I mean to ebow that there la in re i oriutm n in the Socleiy for the Prevention ot M.-e than the public would dare dream of -Mr Comstock declared tbst Judge Dlttenbocfer had inatllted him and Justice McMabuu. The case was lOiitmueiL An Oil Fire on the Klvrr Front. A nro which broke out on the third four of the New York Lubricating Compan)'e premises at 2J1 1 rout street veiterdaj afternoon, threatened for a time to be come serious, as there were VlaJ barrels of oil in the bnildlnir. while the firemen experienced the usua acardtr of water In that part ot tin, town It was I. I nally extiusulahed, however, hefora more than imi worth or oil w a. burned while the oam.ee loth, build Ins: and the adjoining premises on both s'des is less than half that atuouut All threo buildings oelonrr to ihe oallatlu estate hugene G. Hlackford of l-ulton tarket. who rrcuplesJ as a storehouse for salt and fro7en riiu lost $.M4i William Mitchell a colored employee of tho iuhrt eating company, burned his arm while throw lug water on iho are at lis start. Dr. I.euf'a Wlte Oela a Divorce. Justice Partlett In the Supreme Court Brooklyn, ya terda granted Mrs. Pauline M Leufun absolute dirorc. from her husband Dr. Alexander II P Lent Dr Leuf, who Is the author of several medical books. pra"ilsed in lirooklyn nt on. tlmo but Is now llilng In I'lilladrl. phia wild th. woman who was named In the proceed Intr. a. en rf .nnndetit It w in.,,!..! t b .f,. Sin a divorce In Pennayivaula on Ihe ground of aban onment. Justice Ilartle'.t decides that I.euraillrorie was Invalid, tnnamuch as Mrs. I.euf was not brought within the luriMllctlon of the court which granted It. He win be liable 10 irosecutlon for bl(amylf he returns to lirooklyn. It Is raid. Dolna Htimt. On a Itallroad jlrldee. Boys who live on Jersey City Heights "do stunts" on the brtages over the Pennsylvania Itallroad grounds. The bridges are about fifty feet above the tracks. One of the most coinmou stunts Is for a venturesome boy to climb upon ihe Iron rsillng guarding tho shies of the brtlges and walk across, daring Ihe oilier hoistofol low him Willie Holland, a seven year old buv was doing this yeatrrdny Half war ai roaa the rslll elrar hla balance and fell down on the track Ilia right .yo was torn out and he received olucr injuries from if bleu he will die K.tinlnn of the rel.ry'si Hecond llrlKAde. Tho Keren I Now Jersey Brigade Society held a re. onion in Auoctillon Hall, .Newark, yesterday. (,en James A Uuallng presided, and Ihe hall was well tilled with veterans, lieu Iranrls Price mi elected Prenl dent Among thus present wera i.-n. rirklra i.en Jnirphl) larr, ami tloi. Abbeti Osn h, UurJ Urubh was iho orator ot the day. HHratiPHi-llln After the rnhiirtian. "The 'Snapper' ran't ride for sour apples, sal I John Italllr to Ju'llce Talntor at I nti Marin yeaterdu, whan he was srrakned for being drunk I wur ihal dlNMliiioliited wid de 'Miapper rer inior. when I fee me bars, wni back In lb. ru'k thai I got us neck full of aatpiirlller itcllly a. fined fin. flrrary Cltj'tf IlrlnUlnic IVntrr. TheCmrl ot I'rrors and AppeaN of w hreyro fioed en Tuesday to grant n lormitient iMunrtion re. atrafiiag the rlt) of 1'nfsalr from sewerinir the town Into Hie river I'afsali has her ei era s.l teadr Tho i ullet from them I. within a mild irf f thf intake of the lirae) I'iti naeriolr Tke i'si-ali. sews.'o will amount to about fi.laio,ii gallons i it n Tun llnraesi Full Over J.nvrt'a Leap. Two horars owned b) the North llii'lfon County Hall road Company were pasture 1 on the King estate In Weebswken Thev rrned veslenlsy n..ir a enol on Ibe I'alla Hies Known sa Lu er I rut. III. rarlflvave way nnii.r them nnd thn 'l jfeci tnlhe ral.road truik below llulli were Ll e I r AT AUCTION, WM. EASTOfT AUCTIONEER. .The Tantivy Coach Horses by Auction?; Tattersalls (of New York) Wei (Agents, Mefsra Tatteraall. Albert nte, London, tntk lias been favored with Instructions from The Proprietors of tlio Tantivy Coach TOSELL BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE on To-morrow (Friday) Juno 20. at 3:30 P, JL, tiii; iioMftiiniHiiimr, academy. Grand lloiilevardnndHettenthst (onrosllt Durlena'ajj, A 10. THE SUPERB, CAREFULLY SELECTED, HIGH-STEPPING HORSES now working Iho fpsch between Hie Hotel rtrunswlek. .New Inrk f. itv and the lYunirv flnh lhev will he on srsifi-ii's1,11 MIIII.I1VAIIII ItllltNO At AllI.vIT frntn in ti'ilnrk this dsv (Thnrsdaylnp to hour of sa'a. lor I'au ngues i all on or aiidress Vlll.l.llVI I..INTII.V, Munustlnr: lllrri tor nml AtivtlftntfOr. Tatleriilks in' w orkl. I.lmlted. letni niary oiTlt'es, I, l-'O Broadway. A. GARRSOE GO. Business Wagon Department. an nrtr tinnrB -jo i.Ai'srmv r. hkavv dkmt. r.iiv. ui Liiiiii ini.iviiiv ai iam'V rHLiv. I I" ,11 till AM. LIMh OK TRAHI. i llxrrtKM 5.iA.,,1,V,,"','"S. A.N" WITH TOP VO III'SINEXHTiTO Wlll'llllts, ll.l.tiAST H.SKII MNHI.F. AND lot 111.1'. TlifCh-. M-fftf.1. MM-. LltiUT UBLIT. Pleasure Department. J-tniiT siNoi.i: titTKrtnsHiis. une ar bii.ki lll'AL AMI IIUTIM1 HI I'KllllArtns, IN ASH AiVli Ul'AllTI ItiaillAk NATI ItAI, VVOOtl ASDPAINTED M'lUJI.T-. I-IIAI.TOSM A 1.1. KIMH la'tlnlUf IIK l'Ol W'AffllNS WsilllM'.nn. ir. AM, OUrt MAK8 AM) VVAHKVMUIJ. I.OIV1.ST MllLUb. BUST Quoin? NEW REPOSITORY, 77, 79 Woostor st. and 151, 153 South 5th av., N.J G irt inn OK VOt ItdlB CARRIA(li:si r TltAIll. TIII'.M Oil till M I.L TURHt live nre ulwnvarealv to huy or make a fair tichsnra.1 TllI.S llt.rOllr! I'UllCIIAMNU UD, lallatthe stahliahuient of .tOnN MOOItl. ami it WARREN ST. where a superb imsortment or nno Carrlstes of ererr stMemav ulasalie round and imnhased at the most renxonahle figures VVe (.oaltltrl) will not be undersold. Our vo-k ia f-rcond to none in aintarauce. style, of iiuallly of workma!ilili and tnaierniL We oiler A uKLAl VARII-.T1 OK Itinnrla. Mluje Paris. 1 hnelona. rioirlarts. Surreis llnad I arts, Itui kb larns, llosalJns Itiiiiahnuts f.amo t'srts, Kockaways. llepot Wagona, hi iisinctons 1-xiension lop PhaatoruL w, M iKonetirs. haxon Phaetons. 1 t-pin Ho VVairons, Hnrtors Phaetons. Iltflid VV'aifona, Loop Phaetons, Pony IVstfona Pony I'arts NATURAL WOOD NOVELTIES and unuauallv ureal hiwilns In llrm class SECOND. HAM) f AlllllAliLa of all fcljlcs and a choice assort, Ti m ut of t HOIibh bllULT"!. COOI.I.SO BLANKETS, I1AR.STS! IV A THOUSAND KTV1.ES.CST,SE maile on Ihe premises, anit lerjlhln,: ertsinlnsto SADUI.CM AM) 1HHIM-. (inODS. Pair treittnent mav be depended on at JOHN MOOItl. WAIthHOOVIS. b-ITUMlVTARKENgX FLAND1UU CO. UTS, JJ7 J. :i7fl HKOOME HT. fSi'Ar ana summer Carriages or tub bust ri.Ass. VICTORIAS nCCKnOABDS k,' f-1 rlnjs) (Iiojr fart Style) H TicioitiAH nrr&noAltlis fllek-uliri (Hurrey brrlek Jtlll UA IVAVS (In oak indJPalnted, -i!I Passnieersl WAUIINKTl'EsV HOOKAS AYS OMNIUITHEST (It Iroiitl. LANUAtla, (CoUii) Dot; and vnisca Tar's, r.iia. Stsnhopes, rhMtoruv Road IV an nil Kaiioy (load Traps, Depot Warons. Do tors P hiietotis I hllilren s Traps, Buckboarda. Kx. Tob Cabriolets, Top Puny Ptuelnin. SECOItfD-lZAriTB RronchamK LandaiiF, lioknwar i oach Uarta. OmnV buse Itoad VV niro'i. Phaetons I Top Cabriolets. Via. lortas, I ancy Traps, Cilrtlin Kockaways, Iindauleta. ItsISINi:hs"wAaXM.-lno NEW, 10 8EO ONDHAMl HKLIVhllY VV AtlON.s. ALL STTLESI Il'I.LV VVARIIANTH1. nt'Y OK MANUKACTUIIEB: bAr MOMiY VVAI.ONS TAKI.V IN EXCHANGE III'I'MIN WAOU.N CO.. 6J HUDSON ST. I BV'iiMjhS VVAdO.SS, Tltt'i hS VAlva nnd hsrness. V our nw n make, for sale cheap on easy terms. I U.MThl) M f.TES VV Al.ON CO Jd ay. corner Sth It I PASTURh-Ilorfes pastured, plenty of shade. oo4 "t. Ac references exchanged, a U VVOOJ is Iit'FF. Brldgehampton. 1. I y UTRKET SPRTshuTtiTTKUCKS, patent or plain. M I O reduced nrKes I VV WI'.sThr.FIELDAKON, 177 Trlnee it. Kjr. I WAIIONS. WAOONS. VrAOONB. WAOONS -100 BUgT IM'Sh VVAI.ONh. hi IT ALL PURPOSPS. 10 EX- 8 PRKSB VI K.ONH, in 8KCUM) HAND VTAdONS, in S DI.POTWAliONR HETllAI.(IAINMP.VRRorKBriEDt ALL WORK VVARIlASll.il HAND MAUL, IN8PBO- TION (II bTihik MILICITRn. OIIHER WORK A A SI'KriALTV. 3Vrw York Waicon Co., 085. as 3 Iludnuu at,, toiner ltunk. X glitlinn cSciUfCmie. g EQUESTRIAN OfTKITK lllualraled calamines frf, WHITMAN bADDI.E CO. 1IH Chambers at, otakik mils i.v nr.LLEruu. fl He TVaa One, nr IlnrThlo Illll'a Indlnna and H Wik l'ulnllr Hurt llr Fall. Otnkto, tho younc Dnkotn Indian Tfho was y. sent from tlie llnrcn Olllco to llellovuo Hospital on rintiinlnj.illoil tlioro on '1 nosJny nlcht. Ha r wiib nttondeil in IiIb last hours by the Hov. j I'litlior C'r.tlt. liy whom ho wus converted to Cntliollclbin sovor.il vcirs nco nt tho Tina ltlilKn Acono. (Ion. O'llolrno, nsslstant super intPnilont of iininlcrntlon. snnt a doipatch to lltiilulo liill. vvliii 1-, m l.nlpslc. notlflnir Mm of t Italctf'" (lentil nml ikini: hlui If ho vvoulo do- Irnv tlio oxpmises ol sondltiK the body to (itiiktua tril r. JlutTulo lllll unswored that bo 1 Tfniild. Intorpri'ter Ceoreo C. Craeer will a Miporiiilenil thoi'ityond of the funeral to-day. g 'lln iiifitirntis will bo Gun. O'JIelrno, Father f fruit liiliri'rttr rncor, nnd Hank Clifford. t Mlioiniitrled n sfiiiuw of Otnkto's trlbo. Cllf. Vi t ri ulll uoonmiinn v thn l,mlv r ff. til.. liidfo Aconey. iitaktoflled of Mood polsonlnc. Ills hors foil on him whlloho was performlnu with the Unflnlo Hill show In Gorniany, and hisrlebt firm was crushed and ho was badly injured Intonmlly. Mnltel Anderson-si lVanderlnnc Matiel Anderson, n good looking trlrl of 10, waefoonit wandrrlnir In Houston street on TuesJay nl(ht by two lioneatKlrls. who took her to their homo and kept her oyer night eaterday mornlni they took her to Police) Headquarters Mabel nld that her home was In .Nor folk, Va. but that she was not happy with her step faiher. and several mnntlia ai;o when a stylish woman, who said eh wus Mrs Anes Jovoe. (amo to Norfolk and toll Mabel marvellous stories about lire in new inrk and the splendid home she inulil give her Mabel determined to room here end gathering: lovetlier dollars sailed on nil Old Dominion line steatnhtp hha arrived i n lueadf) and went to Mrs Joyce s house st lu.'Wstt i-cienlrettth street, but wa lold that Mrs f lore wasnut hhe theiiv, snderid ab ut until she mes y Ihatwnglrla who befrlcnilrd her The police learned I that Mrs .lnc waareient v sent to an Insane asylum. V. Miss Andsraon waa niliuilted at M. llaruatassaud will a he returned to her liume, (smm Hot Weather xtzj -7 -s5?We0 ,s tllc vct7 best time iWWgpS m.-'m I fl eS?l"H"r totry pylu's Pearline. jp ,i!m Pup.iH-T Then the wash islarg-J- :"'5-P'roPeW.-?S cst anc a saving of i& J2SkJ' Vftff? time and toil is best -tfZ appreciated. Think irs X of doing a large wash with little or no rubbing. Consider how 0 m"cJl longer your delicate summer clothing will last if not Z4. ).rubbecl Pieces on a washboard. A saving is a gain. You'll V ue surprised and pleased with the cleanliness, satisfaction and Jra comfort which comes of the use of PEARLINE. Simple TvlvAany servant can usu it- Perfectly harmless you can soak 7l I MlWv your finest Iinen and laces in 1earI"'C anl uater for a Ml II l!J.t4Iwmont,, with safet'' Delightful in the bath makes the k :m:.- j u tV water soft. Perhaps you have been using some of the t imitations and have sore hands and find your clothing going to pieces. Moral use tho ormai ana Dest, 8g4w7vbcni tB r ttxineiinuniMveio0rbrMmswLz. hwym1c. j i; I.

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iiipvHaaaaaas'a'k'MaMa'aHHea Vi, THE SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1890. 8 j vj WESTWARD, UP! TO-NIGHT. j ova flora Attn rfoirntcADX ron xubib V must urn -mit'. I Tleterlc am Not t'omlnsj Onr TFar Init I Now, lint There In llminel to He Tnns I -llow the Oilier Oiaiiieii IUmiHc1-NoIsi. f TesterdRT'd Kftmeg In tbo four bit: asgocln- ly tlons resulted n follows: 7I1K NATIONAL LKAOUJC. Boilon. 9; Now iork. 1. Drooklrn. riilladclphln. 3. Cincinnati. fit ChlcnRO, 2. nttuburab. 3: Jlee!and, 0. JIIF. riATFtiB' I.KAUUE. Philadelphia. 12: New York. 8. nttsbursli. fi; IlulTiilo. 0. tlovolnnd, 4: Cblcnjro. 3. Boston, U: Brooklyn. C. I inr. AJirr.tcAN askociatio.v. 'i (FlrtBme) Athletic. (1: Brooklyn. 4. .1i Bcond cumo) -Athletic, i); llrooldvn. 2. n ltoclipMor. 10: Hyrnciise. 2. B Tolodo.fi! St. Louis, 2. Columbus, C: l.onliTlUe, i. 1 HIP. ATLANTIC ASMIL'IATIO.N. Werceter. 20; Jersey City. .1. ).f Washlncton, (1; Nowtrk. f. J Baltimore, 17: Wllmlncton, 0, Now Haven. 2; Hartford, L The JNatlooitl Lcuua Tnr. nrxonn. r-i iron, fni. I'ti ciuiM. triMi ln. ret. eiBolnaa.,.J s .711 notion 11 Sr.5SlTn.3H 17 N.w York. M 2 .417 rMUdelrihla in 1" .Mii,UTe.ntf....lil 1.8 SI7 BOSTON (N. L.). 0: SEW TOUR (N. L.). 1. Boston, Juno 18. Tba New Yorks were not in to-day's coutOBt with Boston. Tholr fleld- JnK was loobn nnd tholr bnttinc was woak. The run which Burkott scorod In the sixth innlnir was n cllt of bmlth's. lliirkntt nnd Tlernan hit safely, nnd tlm formor had roached third all rlaht. when Tlornau ran down to second. Bennett threw to bmlth,' who wns plnyiriK well In toward tho box. nnd Biirkntt stnned for tlio Plate. Itnd Umltli hld tho ball iiud roiurned ltDroi'Orly Hiirkott would lmo been causae three or lour foot from tho plate, olahscoofc couldn't pluvon iiccount of tne Injury to Ills hand rroelod in New York on Monday, lie reoponed tho wound yijBtonlny and couldnt handle tho Mill to-ilny. l'erhiiim that accounts ,J fortho wenkl'lailni: hi;, tlm .Sowlorks. Joe l IlornunB offlcliiteil In hi dJikw. and he had 1 BonielHolyiuniPincto ito. Ho found it a dlf- 1 feront thine to mop cannon ballH hot from 1 tho bat than to pick thorn up after their foroo I wan spent. 1 he score .C1JIUJ 1.) Mir T01 (K.U). r ilirmi .l.raA.. Donon o f. 1 u 1 0 Tlsrnsn. c f. u 1 1 0 1 tnrkir Hi b. I a 11 u F.ierDli. Htbo o B o o SuIIItmi I. r 1 a 1 0 n llornun a. s.. o 1 a S 1 IiroiTr r ...l a a ii n l)rnnr.2ii t 0 o a l Louie a. o o 3 o n i lark, r r o o a o o Nu.Vr.'dV 1 2 1 liry. I t S 10 0 liMinitt, o ii a a uiio,2ilt ...o 1030 trnlth JJ h 2 o l 4 I loiiiinerfc c u o I I t I lihota. p J 1 1 0 Uurkttt, p. J "J Total. T iTaT 18 1 Total. -1 52718 0 Bolton 0 1 1 0 1 4 0 0 1-9 hiwiork o ii 0 0 o 1 o o o-l TwobaiaBIM-llenn.it 12) Homnnif Sacrifice tiltl Proilir. ton (1. Iirnn.it. riiarl rook. Hlia bim- llonon luck.r, Mcilarr u" Ti.niau ll.nr. llowa. Unl tnu.0 on Mil liy Mchola 1 bi llurlelt. S. rirtboou error llortoiu 4 Lift on baa nuaton, 7 w irk J Htruck out PoniiTaii, llrinlle. liennett, i liVnny. t'lnrke, '.otniiiera, Itiirkett Jumble plai Hor- AP, nunc an I t aiarbrmik. Wild pltch-linrkeu Time Jkl l.tu linpiro- .ncliarla". AtlrnJant. l.wiu iihooki.yn (N. i.). 5; rniLAPELniu (.v. i,.) 3. I Tliel'hlladelphlR (N. L.I team havs struck a loslni: Kulu thoy uro handicapped in tho pitoh- L ers'departmont, and tlio latest tulsfortuno to 7 the toam is an Injury to Myers, tholr crack sec- ond biisoiuau, still, with nil this UKalunt them, thoy put up an excidlnKly strong came ncalnBt tho itrooklyn Club on tho ahlnuton 1'RrK grounds lesterday. and had they Uoliid with a llttlo mnro judgment In the openlnu Innlnn. tho Brooklyn toam woulu bmebeen re tlrod without a run. An error by Sohrlver, who llllod Mycr'rt place at second, and wild throws by i leinenta and Uloaoon dhl tho busine8. It cao tho homo team three runs and pleiity of onOdeiice. liloason was obllcoil to face the lirooklvn hitters for tho i-ocond time in suoces sum. l'outz did tho timely battlnc lor his slile. faruthorsiiltohod ar.ind camo. and was ad mirably baok up by tbo team. Tho score nuLABii.iMU (v. I.). aiooatri i u). ilUioij n.liroii.1. Hamilton. I. f 114 0 o rolllnn sa h....i o a o V' Sraki c I I 3 li 1 I'lnkliay, 34 b .0 1 J 0 0 (.fBflTar. 2d 1)0 1 s I 2 D'Brlan. I t. 1 I I o u TlioiuDion.r.f.0 o 2 ii n Hnma, r t ....1 olio l.iu.iiin.0 ...i) o a o 1 touts, nib. ..33X10 Mayor IJn O 0 I 1 Lorkhlll. o t 0 1 3 o 0 l.c'aJky. 1 b..i ii 7 0 "Illlttl ...01081 Alien a .1 3 3 4 n Caruth.ra. p. n o Ii 0 O UIC.U0U.P..... u I 0 a 1 Paly, c 0 2 7 3 o Tota'. ...IT 0 24 B 5 Total! 0 9 27 0 1 rhi'id.lpbta I "1 lOooo 0-1 i-Fooklyn. U 0 u 0 1 0 0 I -5 Kuril. 1 run Brooklyn. Laf I on bai.i PMIadlpbla. 7 rirnoklyn, u Hrit bale on errori rhllinlelplifa. 1; lironklyn d tint baie on baili oft iilea.otu a, off Carulbera.6 htruck out llr i.l.a.on. l.byc'arntb ar4 4. hacrlrlce bit. Hamilton, Itiotnpiou CorkhUl. 'jwo-baie blti. llleaion, Allen. o'Drten. routi, Daly. X) btol.n bun-Corkhill, llamllton Double play Knuta ii and Colllua. Umplro l'ow.ra. Time 1 J7. Attendauca, ciKciiiti C t o; rnirico i.j, 2 CiaciKHin. June. IB The Rdi to.k tb.lr tw.lrtti ,,L. itralibt to-diy. The .core ciacmxiti it. u). I caicioo (a. l). b-la.ro. i. a.la.ro.a.K HcDie.. 24 b J 0 I 3 OlCnoney, a. ...1 1 1 4 i Beard a. l ill u i arrou.r i u n i u u lJolllday.o t. 1 1 a 0 0 Wiltnot o t....l 14 10 1 K.luy, 1.1 b 0 o s o c Anrou, nth ,o oio 0 0 Uarr. 'Id b 12 12 0 HnriiH, .id b 0 1 J 8 o I Mrol it 0 ll 3 II I MenzeL c 0 0 4 0 1 I Uullane.l f u 1 y 0 (i Iluirhlni. 2db o 0 3 3 0 1 Haldaiu. c o ii a I Liiby. p 0 0 0 0 1 I foreman, p... lino Oi Andrew., r f o 1 o 0 o II liUtlblUSOII, p,.0 0 0 10 H Total! 0 727 7 1 II I Total! 3 4 24 11 3 I Cincinnati 0 13 2 0 0 0 0 ..-a 1 CMcago 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 I Farned run. Clnclrnati 2. Two-bue hit Marr. fl Tbree-baFe litia llolllda). Burn! .stolen baie. Mc- II Fliee (3) Foreman Ul Mnllune Bale, on ball. Mc H l'hee, llaldwin Liiune). Wtlmoc Burn.., Lubr, llutchln emu lilt by pitcher ndrea Double playi Murnl 1 (unaiilit.dl, lialdwlu and Mcl'hee Mruck out l ar il roll, I.ubt, Andrexr iu 1'bre Wild pltcbei llutclnn- ion. I: iubi. I. I'aiaeii ball-st.mei, J. Umpire Lynch. Alltlidanre 1,71. rirriron (x l 3, ctiraiiKD u). 0. PiTTmLr.ii June in. A ir.aterramethantbatplay.4 at It.creatton Turk t'lU afiernoon baa not b.en a.eu la IbUclty fur many adjy. ibe ecoro. rinsii-aoii (i. i-J ilitli!d(.u). i itlr.ro.i.x a.la.ro.1.1. Tf Sunday, o-f... 3 i 0 H MeKean. a a. .0 1 3 4 o yi Miller r. f I I ii o o Pally, r f 0 0 3 0 1 Laroque, .M b. i) 3 1 8 0 Wacb, lit b.. 0 Oil 0 1 Ilrckrr c 2 4 3 0 llllk. If.. 0 0 10 0 rooL.d b 0 i) 1 3 o dimmer, o o u a 2 0 ll.iWr, nib. 0 oil i) ii li mo f o 1 1 o 1 Kely, i f .,o I 'J I) 0 trdner. 2.1b. 0 0 a 4 0 l'!-M" a i. ...II u 3 2 u bmalley, 3d b o O 1 8 O Baker, p 0 1 1 0 lleallu, p. 0 0 0 10 Total "3iuJ7l7'u Total! 0 22411 8 fllliliurcti 10000003 ..3 UerelanJ OUUOOOOO 0-U fernel rnni-ritlihnrih 3. Ttro ba.a hlta Miller. Pavir Muien ban Sunday i2). Double play Crane ami llerker tittet on ball. Kelly, Daily, Ifitli. iillk. iiiuiner Mruck nut Hoot, Dally, aacu, lieatla lett nn iMkni rituburth. o, cletelaud. 4. Hacrtflce hit lltlkii. MlinUy, 1 nrmiili.. Tlino 1 33. VN Umpire. Mlion and Duim. Attendauoe 3j1, f 'lliv l'lujrra l,eup:il9, Tnn in conn, Oui f. I'd. i (in'.. iron mi ret Hoiton .11 17 ,m.j riiloao 21 21 .noo Urookliru .'7 '.I .:h i ll'lu.tiuriti ai vi im 1 tdlailelphia. 11 .M.'li irldiid 11 21 ,4S'i re kork J J frml Hull ilo 12 '.a 10J niii.uiKi pun (p. i. 12; nmv ioiik (r, i), a Why. what ntitn kn of bud judcniont It was to place friuio In tlm box. s.ild an nrdont ntn porterof tho .Sv lurk d'. I) Club etiriiny. "How so.' askod .1 bi's roportei. "lliiau.o he's too I.Il'ii man to pitch In such hot ueathar as this." wiih iIib roplj. Cinne Ii a blu mini, It's truo. no weulis juii pounds Hi uniform, lint it Is ridiculous to say that lie cannot pitch in hot woatlior. It wits not bo much Infurlm plichlnc that cniifoil his rt'tlrcment niter thu third lunlni; as it n a rldlculotiH throw of his to second bii"0 whli'h u;ih chielly responsible fortho nlnoiunH made by tlm visitors in that limine. Tlm l'lillailolphlas bnd not miido a rug provloiisto that, I ut that nno wild throw V ot t'rnno'H Hoomo.l to linvo tiikuu tho pitching I alloutol him. Thobooru. 7r j.fc voak ir i.) i run jncLruu (r, i.) i a liwr.o i r I n.1. rn i r. I (inrr. If I J u ii firlilln t.l u o n n V.orlill c II ll t I Milmlle r. a II 7 1 Wi loiuuir ltb I o (i 2 I lliillinuii. .'db 1 1 ,i a tii'.oiirLe r r .1 .1 n 0 2 Mniie 'Mb I 0 o o i Miauiion .d b J .1 I 2 li Moo I If I 1 I n 0 .iiihinioii c f ii 1 4 I n li'Kart) r f .1 1 0 ii VMIiney,.. o I 'I 4 1,1 urnr ll b J llr. u o Han rid. db I 2 0 O 2 I rim I- I 2 D O irmr p n ll u n 2 liiiilltiiun, p I 2 li 4 u OpJ),C ii 1 1 1 ii liitalu W 1.127 17 4 folil. H 13 J4 II 10 r.wi(jr 1 I) 1 0 II I 3 O 2- S 1'llllail. Iphlo. ii 0 ll U II O I ..-I J I an ed ruui Sew York I I'll il idrlphja, I llr.t b..e on error.-rw .i,rk I I'lll aje phU 4, I.e(t oil baie.-New kork, n 1 lulJuJe pbl i Jn rlratba'.im baili on rne. 4 oft o Dai oil liurTinjrton, f. Home run Milutlle Taoba.e lili4-hti.ni on I'arrir, Inmrt racnnre liita-lliiHelil kauuliu, Hal man, Qy. Wood, HurTlniou htoieii bui.-hhannou (.'k, i, rutin, Wnoil. 1-oirarty Iioubie lay. i-lilnille and Karrar, .Inhniton and Connor Wbliney, Connor, and kaugbn lilt by plioh.r Wood Uihl i.lu lici-UuBlmmi, 2, tl'Day. 1'Ai.rd tal a Yaufflin. 1 i run, I. Uinplr.l Kul.lit and June. Attiudaiitr Ki. IlOhrON (P. I.), 0: llltOOKI.YN (IV I. 5, Boston. Juno 18, l'or soten Inulncs to-day tho Bostons and Brooklyns I'luyp.i u prettv umno. dud tlm Issue was In doubt. Ward's men ihouclit iIipv wuiouolniMu win and It looked as thiiuuh I lu k' hal a uood IlKlitim; chance. But In inn eiuhtli lumni; tho btmnuatsrs do- eloned unorjit'i tinniii y to bliu; hoavilv, and tliofatool tlm llrooklinltf.s whs demilod then and thoro. '1 ho battltii; win froo on both sides, tt? and Host on Imil the bet of It It was u croat if day for the Murphys and Duleys, and the sneo- tators found It conlueliiR work to deilsnate the players In tho two team, line Murphy Ol pitched for Brooklyn and the other Murphy j caueht for Boston. Daley pltcuod for Bouton and Dally covered first base for Brooklyn. The score aoiroR (r u). iieoitTstr. D. a lirn.a.a a lar.oi.i-. nrewn. e 12 3 1 0 Jnyen, SAb.....l 0 0 3 1 Rlchardion.lf.1 8 1 u 0 Ward a a I 4 1 1 VtoT.y, r. f 2 3 s 0 o Batter. 2d b .0 1 s 4 n Ma.h.Sdb 1 o S o 0 Daily, 1Mb n 0 n 3 Br Ibera, litb n Ito 1 3 MrU.achT o to 1 8 o u Irwin, a. a .10 13 u s.err. I I .1 1 8 o o Oulnn. adb :i 8 3 4 0 kanllaltrrn rf.n 3 o 0 o Daley. p. 0 n 4 5 uiKln.low, o 13 8 3 1 .Murpny, p. 1 0 0 4 u Totala. H1327I8 3 TotAla, 5 113717 6 BMton 22001103 O-n Brooklyn i a u u u o I u o 5 harned rum Bolton. 0: BrooklTn, a Two bae nit hnlnn (J). Hard Bauer. Klmlnw Three bate hit hrown Home run Mover, stolen baafa Murpliv IBo.tonl Murphy (Brooklyn). Kacrulre lilta Blown ui. Itichardion (2 Broutbera. Dale) Ul, Juice Fitit ba.e on lalli Hy l)aly Ui by Murphy a rlritbaenu errori Bomon, 2 Brooklvn 1. htrurk out stnver, Ira In. Jovee, Dallr, Kiurlow linnble play Irwin, uultin. and llroiither. Hit by pitched ball lialei flmr 1 VS. I niplrea Mattbawi and Caiklui At leudance-l,SJ3 cutinin (r. t.). 4; cnirino (r. i.), 3. Cnirino. Jane IB. Pitcher (Iruber of tbe rievetnnd Brotherhood learn biat the Cbicag-o. today, lha .cur. rtrriLinn (r. M. cnicico (r. I.). R.la.r&A.a n. I a, r.o a. k. Strieker. 2db ti 0 4 l n nnffr. r. f 1 I 4 I o Helelianty a.l.0 I 3 8 2 O'Neill. I f 12 0 0 Bedford. If .1 o 3 n ii n)ii.c r. o II 2 l u Larkln. litb 2 1 14 0 I i omukav.liibo o 10 u o irheau. Sdb 10 2 0 1'fefler. .db 1 I d TwnolielUr. f..u 1 o o 0 Latham .Mb u 0 n 3 a JlcAirer, cf .0120 n rnrrril. o. u Sutcline. o i) I 2 1 0 liovle a. a. n 0 u I Uruber.p 0 1 o 7 I Uwyer, p n u u 1 0 Totala "iTiililill Total ."3"3231J 4 tk Innlnr run made with one out. Cleveland o 1 0 0 0 0 1 n 24 Chlcato 1 u 0 n u 1 li 0 1-3 I arned run Cleveland Two-baie hit MoAle-r Kar rltlra blli-Ityan (A larreil Mrloker. Twitchcll ill Stolen baini I'ferter Latham Helelianty. lirkln. Ila on belli Boyle 12k I'leiler. MrAleer. lilt by pitched liall Lntham Mruck out Larkln MrAleer. Iruiier, Radford. 1'nlaed ball Sntelllle A Wild pttcll Dwyer Ieftonbain-Chlcain,Mi I luelond. fllue ISi, I'mplra. reruuion and Holberl. Attendance 1,000 riniicaon (r. ui. e, aorriLo (r. i.), i Pmiim-.n, June is. Tliejl'itutiuruh (P. L) team won loday The .core i riTincion (r. u) acrriLO fr. u). a. Ii.r.ol.1 a. llr o A.m. Union, a. f....l I 1 0 n Hoy. e. f. 0 0 4 o 1 Miner, r. f 1 2 o o 0 Mack, o 0 0 a I o Carroll, c. o o H 1 o Row. a o o 3 3 n Beckley. lit b n o H 0 0 Ben her. I f. 0 0 2 o o yi.ldi If. 0 0 2 ii 0 Irwin, yd b. o o o 3 o huehlie .db..l 13 2 1 W lie. 2d b 13 3 0 Corcoran... 10 2 3 1 Wblte.l.tb. 0 0 12 2 o (Iray.vdk ,...l 1 4 1 o Italney. r t..,.o n I o n staley, p... I I 0 J 1 UaldMn,p o 1 o 1 0 Total "b"627I0 3 Total 0 8-27 13 1 rituburgh. o a o o 3 o i o o- Buffalo o o o 0 ii 0 0 0 oo Famed rnni Pltuburith. 3. Three baae hit Ko-hne Home run Gray Mcrlnce httaPlitibnratu 3, Buffa lo 1 fitolin baul I'tltlburi-h. 3, HutTalo, 2. Double play Kuenue and Beckley. Bale, on belli Hy Ht.ler. 4 by Baldwin 3 blmok out-lly Staler, 3: bv Bald win. I rawed ball-Mark, wild pitch-Baldwin Lm rlr.i QalXo.y and Barn. a. Tiina 1 43. Attendance ,45.l Tba ABieriemri Aoaoelatlon. TOE DECOnO. ftmn, TTrn Lett. ret. cia. iron. JEurt i"rf. Atbletlo.... .81 IS .074 Toledo.. 20 11 .470 Rocbeiter. ...2 is .(17 Columbu 21 28 .457 LouliTllle ....5 19 .SsS Brr.cuie 17 27 .30 St. Louli.. ..22 23 ,n Brooklyn 14 .sis arnLBTtc, 0, biooklvv (i. a.), 4 rnT gamk. rniLADiLrmi, June 18 The Atbietlci won both sramei from Brooklyn to-day by mperlor all-around work. Manacer Kennedy ecooped In 11,400 on this trip. At tendance, J.ooo, Thaicore' AinLina aaookLTK (a. a I.av m i m w.r t w Welch, cf 2 8 10 o N'elpon, a. ...2 114 1 I'nrcelL I I 1 1 o 3 Simon. 1. f..... o I 3 li o Lyom.3db. 0 18 4 0 Dally, p 13 13 1 O'Brien, lit b. I I 0 o irbrlen. HI b n 1 li l u il Shaftr.r. f. 0 l 1 ii o Fennell).3db 1 nil" Robluion,c ..118 0 oHor.f, .0 O 3 o o T hhafer. .'db i) 0 4 J 2 I'eltz. r n 1 a il n Conroy, a. i .00211 ilrrhardt, 2d b 11221 Oreen, p... .1 o 1 8 o Tor, o o o j o a Totala. "o8271o"a Totali 4 7271'! 0 Athtello I o ii 2 0 0 2 i) l- Brooklyn o 1 0 o 2 0 1 ll Famed mm Athletic a Two bale hiti-T. O'Brien, Dally Three baae hlu Puree!!, Kobln.on. Welch, I'elta. Sacrifice hltl I urenll. Welch. Baira itoln WeKh (2) (1 Sharer, itoblnion. 1'urcelL Double play lenneliy and llirhardt. 1-eft on bmra Allil.no it, Brooklyn. 11 Mruck out Welch. Lyona, Boiilnaon, tennell). Bowel, Pellz. Mrlt baie nn rrrori Atbletlo, 3, lironklyn 1 Urit baie on belli Conroy, O hbater. Fannellr, i'.ltz, Stioon Wild pllcbel-Uall), 2. Time 2 Uoura Umpire Toole AtiaiTlC, H, laOOKLVS (A. A 2. 8IC0VD OAHK. ATIILKTIC. I BBOOaLT-. (A. A .l&ro ti aliroi,! Welch, c f....l 1 3 o ol.Vet-.on, a a 1 0 0 13 PurcelL I t... I 1 1 0 0 Mmon L r o o 0 n Lvona. 8db till o.DaiD.r.r 0 n 1 o 1 haniel. 3db.o o 0 1 o O'Brien. 1 f 0 0 7 10 li Brian, litb 12 7 0 01 lenneliy 3d b.,1 1 2 n o O chafer, r f..2 12 0 0 I'eltz, c. f il il O ll I llobimon. c 1 1 n 0 n ilerbardt, 2dbO ll 0 a 1 T. hhafer 2d b.l 1 3 1 0 Toy. c. ll ll 4 a 2 Conroy a a.. o o o 3 o JdoColloufh, p.0 o 1 1 l toward, p. 11200 Total 3 2 2714 8 Totala. B 937 11 0 Athletic 0 16 0 0 3 0 0 O S Brooklyn v.- 1 o 0 o o o l o-a Earned rone Athletic. S: Brooklyn, I Two baie hll Koblnion. Home ran-Pennell). Sacrifice hit u Shafer Bal.i itolen Vt alcli (J) Lef; on barei Athlellc. 4; Brooklvn, 7. Struck out-Dally. O Brien, UcCollouKti, (I) Pint baae nn error. Athletic. Flrlt bae on balll Kappel. Conroy. elion, llnon. Dallv, W. O'Brien Fennelly. lilt by ritched ball Welch. Herhardt. Wild pltchea McCiillODCh, 4. Failed ball foy. rime 1 40. Umpire Toole. R0CBB3TBE, 10, BTBACCIB, 2. BocnuTra. June 18 Syracnio put up the poor.lt rame ot ball to-day i.in her. thli leaion The icore: BOCUBBTrR. ITKACCIE. alir.n.i.1. alaro.A.1 Fcheffler, r.t..n o 0 o 0 Wriiht e t....s a 3 I 1 Lyona I. f.. 0 18 0 I Tlmo'R rke.3b.ii o o n n Knowlea. 8d D.3 1 1 u o rhilda 2d b... 0 1 'I a 2 llrimn,cf... .1110 0 McLauthIIn,alil ll 2 8 0 MrOutre o. 12 7 2 0 El), L I ..0020 1 Fhilllpa, a. a..,l o 1 a 1 McQuery, lit bo 1 ll 0 1 T O'Brien, lb. I 1 7 ii 0 BriMa r. r o o 1 o 1 c,reenw'd,2db.l 1 4 1 o Tom o'll'rke c.o 110 3 Barr, p.. 0 0 0 8 0 Morrison, p... o u 1 I l Total! 10 S24 H 2 Total! 3 8 24 10 9 Itocheiter 3 1 2,0 o l B iio Syracuie. 1 o 1 o 0 i) 0 0- 3 Earned run Rocbeiter. Two-baie hit Griffin Three baie bit Lyoni Firm bare on ball Oft Barr, 0, oil Morrtion. u stolen baiei Rocbeiter. b Hyrucune, I Flnt bae on error. Koch. iter. 2, hyraca.e 1 Hit by pitched ball Kliowle. Mruck out By Barr n. by Morrlaon. 1 Paired ball! Met. ulre, J; Tom o'Kourke, s Wild pltch-Morrlaon. lime 1 Vj. Umpire Does Cher. Attendanoe I.1J4. counin,l tomviuB, 4 COLUM801, Jnne IS Colombui defeated LonlirHla. .ailly to-day. The icon. COLVMICa. LOVIiriLLB. a.la.r.0. a.b R,la.roi. i UTaman'y.o.f-3 2 u o o Taylor, litb. I a 8 l l 5need.r.f 1 0 8 0 1 Weater, c f .0 3 1 o o onnron. L t.,1 8 10 0)liayraond,3dbn o 1 0 o Iteiily, adb... i o 3 s o Woir r r o o i o o o inunor. o...,o 3 3 1 0 Rhlnnick, 2d Ix.l 18 4 1 Crnoi. adb... O o 8 a 1 llamburi, I, r .0 0 a 0 o Lehane, lit b ,0 O 13 1 0 Tommy, a I .10 112 Ustcrday. a, b.,0 0 3 4 0 Niraiton, P.....1 1 1 1 KailOQ, p I 1 1 2 0 Kyau, o 0 1 u 3 0 Totals ."ill 27 10 2 Totali 4 724io4 Colnmbn 1 00000.12 fl Lotilivllie o o o 0 o 1 o u 84 Famed rnns Tolumbui, a Two baie hit Ryan. Three bue hit Kaaton Stolin bam MoTamany, Tarlor, Weaver, bhlnnlck (2). Tomnev. Double playa Kaiton. Iiterday. Crooka and Lehane. Itel'l), Crook., and Lehane. Tumnev, Shlnnlck. and tnylor, Kyan ami Raymond Raymond. Taylor, and Shinnick. lint bane on ball. oil hat on. J. oil Mriutoti, 1 xtrnck out By l.ailon. 3, by Slrauon. U. Wild pltchii E.ilon. I; stralton. 1. Time 1 ou. Umpire Lmnlle, Attend ance 00. TOLBTIO, 6; IT LOCK. 2. Tolbdo, Jans IS. The i.eond naaie between Toledo and St I-oula, although vary neat, we. an laiy victory, Tbeioorei touido. ir. LOCII. a.la.r.0. A. a. la. r 0. a. a. Teb.an.cf .,,,0 2 4 0 1 Foliar, a. a il 1 3 1 1 tanujke, db..l 1 2 3 olMci'eriby. r. f 0 3 1 o o f.w'twd.rf. ..1 0 3 0 fiiRoi,einun,litbo il M 1 o W.rdin, lit b.,1 8 111 0 0 Hneenev.'.'db 0 O 8 4 I) KDrai-ue.Lf. .1 I 0 li n luiflee.sd b 118 3 1 MchoiionJdbl 2 3 3 0,i.ettlnr.r,l. f 0 o o o 1 Shelberk.s. ..01341 Herr. c.r ll 0 3 u 0 Cu.hrasn. P 10 11 lluuan, c 1 1 u a o Sato, .....I O 4 I 0 Wlttrock, p 0 12 2 1 Totals. "lTa7il"3 Total. 1 0 27 12 "4 Toledo 1 0400100 0-0 M Loul 0 0 0 10 0 0 1-3 Karned run Toledo. Two baie hit Tebenu Three hate hll VWrden. Baie itolen Toledo, u. Raiea on balla lilt Cuihman. 2; off Wlitroek. 1 lilt bv pitched tail Tehran, Mi.lDeck, Itoleinaii struck out ll cunh man. 8. by Wlttrock, 2 I'ak.ed ball Hunt an. At leudancs-I,SOa 1liue-2boun Umplro-Barnum Minor Leanucs, IKTFRNATIONAL LEttlUE, at iiAaiitoi (riKir owr). Hamilton 11 0 o 0 0 3 3 n s-fl iouVio'i 0 11 2 0 0 o o 0 o-a Bars hlli-llamllton. 7, London, ft. Frrori-IIamli- ton, s, I oudon, 11. J'ltchen-Latouclio and Jonei llinNl) IAMB. Hamtllon 2 1 0 o 3 n-B li" !!i. .I.". 0 0 1. o 0 B 3-a Bate hits Hamilton, fl. London. 11 Frrorj-llamll-inn 1 London. I'ltchen-Fetly aid Drrairrls. (Lulli d on account of darkneiaj at Toaiisrn. Toronto n 4 n n 1 0 n 0 o-fi tanltiaw Hay I Hy 11 11 n 11 fl u 0 a Bae hlti-Toronto. 10. eaitlniw.Bay Cliy. 8. Frron Toroniii 4 Saglnaw-Bu) City, 2. I'ltcberi-Serad auu oiioi'iiaru, at (.man xtripi ilnnd Rapid! 1 o I 0 8 0 o 0 0-5 U, troll ..2 o 11 u o 0 o o l-j Bai.blt.-flrand Itapldi, Hi Detroit, U. Erron-De-trolt, I, 1'iishera llarl and McCarthy. INTKR-HTATE LKAdUB (EAST). AT AITOOBA, Altoona 11 I 10 0 10 0 0-8 K.llon 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 1-4 Butt.rtri-Csr.y and Jam.a, Ito4ion and (loodtiart Hlu-baiton, U Altoona, IU trron-Uailou, 2, u touua.3. IT BABII9BUB& Harrliburi ooonooon 00 Alleutown 0001000 0 01 Balltrln Oambli and Koom Bradley and Jennlora. Illti-llarrlbur(. 7, Allsuiowu. 2. Errors Harrliburn; 2, Allentoan.3, Tka Jattendoace Yesterdar. -11. iVnoue. Bntherhoo. Brooklyn. Lisa Boilon. i.uuxj 1,21 hewtork ihis Clnclnnail 1,741 I'lliiourih JJI I.4MJ t'lilcsio ),uo Totali ,,,,4,30 8,031 In practice yesterday before the cams, Pens of Frlnes ton had M. noi. broken bran ugly booudluf balL Ha did not let tbli Int.rfsr with bis clsyliuf bit miliar P UtlOB In tLmmi. TALK TUB CnAUPlOVB. Frlnrctom Beaten In an JCxeltlac Contest at Kastern VtxtU, It is all over. Tho college base ball oham rlonshlp has been decided at last. Yale baa won It, and a Glorious victory It waa. The ad herents of Valo wera jnbllnnt last nlsht. In fact, they wore almost crazy with joy. Brobi bly nevor boforo In tho history of base ball hn. thoro boon n came so oxcltlntr and undecided ns yesterday's was botwoou VnJo nnd Prince ton nt Kiistorn Bark. Thoro Is no oxncGora tlon In this stiitomont. Many Indies bncama so excited that thoy nearly wont Into hysterics. One lady of inlddlo bko sat directly back ot tho prods bov. When Datzoll throw the lout Prince ton man out sho was nearly exhausted. With toara or joy cotirsltic down her cheek, sho erasped hor male friend hy tho hand, nnd with 11 brokon voicsnil she could say wim"'W'-w-wo-ww.wonl"

'I'ho chnmplijnihln raco just ended will co don 11 on tho lecordsns tboKroatestevoriilayed by any too team", either profosslonal or nina teur. Thoro linto boon scoros of professional Ramos just nsrlone. and innny werooten moro rloo, roiiulrlnu extra Innings to dooldo tlirm. Hut thoro imvorliss boon a sorios wlioio thoro was more IntciiHO rltnlri or moro ovcltoment. Tho camo wns to decldo who should win tho uolleeectinrnplonelilP. Tho beautiful uinud stand nt Eaetorn Tark has noorhold a vastor n-"emblnie or a moro fashlonablo crowd than that which Rnthorod there yesterday. So last did tho crowd como that all tho turnstllns woro set in motion. Tho Tenders woro on hand with their budiron unit lines, tho emblems of each colleujo. Tho crowd kont thronitlni: into the park until bottwoou 4,tiiiU and O.otiu personi woro presont. It wns it typical colleire rrowd. lotrthors nn air about the stirroundlncs which was was folt tiy everybody. Jt wns tho uncertainty ol the contost. iSoboOy dnrcd pick tho wtnuer. There was only bono to comfort tho soecttuors. The two toams had already fouitlit a uusporuts battle lorbiipremucy without result. And how tho two teams did pla, for It was n flcht for blood 11ml blood only. Tho cam IirogrosHOdnmld tho wildest kind of enthusi asm. Vale cot ncood lend but nearly lost It. nod came so uonr dome so In the last innlnc that thero mu-t liavn boon a tnrrlblo strain on. the players. A bnso hit would bato wou tho came for i'rlnceton. us two men wore on hnsen nnd Jiroknw was at tho hat. Ho had already hit salol oxery tlmo ho had como to tho bat. All depended on him. Ho knocked allot ono to Calhoun. Th lattor stopped it. A mighty shout neat mil What ho fumbles Itl lirokav. makesahoadloneslldetocottollrst. Calhoun, howevor. had rocoered just In the nick of time, and llrokaw was out. When the toams uppoarod on tho field thoro wns notlcod 11 short individual with a ory young fnco. Ills uamo tins not on the score card. Ho woro a 'iuIo uniform. It was soon noticed that SlcClunc was absi-nt. Well, thnt's too bnd. was tho connrnl expression bv sup rortors of Valo. Finally it became known that thelttllo fellow's nnme was Murphy, n fresh man. All honor for tho lad! He astonished everybody. .Not a ball .cot past him. and ha handled tho ball nul"kor than any other Holder on tho two teams. Jlut It wan In the seventh Innlnc that ho showed himself so nobly. Ho mado 11 croat runninc catch of nllnoroor sec ond Dnse that would not huo been caueht onco In a humtred times. Tho score was thn 11 tie. with Watts on first bnsc. Had tho ball cot pnst Murphy Watts would have scored, and It Is dollars to cotits that the hit was coml for n homo run. Murphy also mndo another lino runnluc catch. His playlnc wan the foaturo of tho camo. lloth Htacc and icunc pitched lu lino form, but tonne I1.11I 0 little tho better ot It Knick erbocker wns uufonunato in making nn error which ilnnllvciivo Valo two runs. One of tho features wns a lino throw to tho plato by ush Inc. retlrinc KDlckorbockiT. UuMey. Moltride, Hrokaw. liana. Durell, and Watts played beau tiful ball. Thoscoro: raltlTO". I TA1B. a.la.r.o.A.r. flIb r.aa k. Durell. 2d b. 0 1 2 s o Stags', p 1 11 1 8 11 I'avne. It.. 0000 0 1 alboun.2db 31282 Watts. 3d b ..I 1 14 (MVcBrlde HtUJ 2 11 o o Kntek'b er. I III 2 I 1 1 I'oole c I 3 2 11 1 Dana, lit b. J 8 B 2 u Murphy, cf .0 o 4 o 0 Brotaw. c 2 4 K :i lHalrrll a.. 11 1 1 3 0 McMillan, r. u 1 1 o hi ui-liliis- r t 001 1 o totiinr. p o 1 1 1 McCiintocW I ro 1 1 11 11 brown, c.r 0 11 1 0 u u!e), .id b 00420 Total! 3 13241S 4 Totals.... ll 27 13 "s rrlncston o n 11 2 0 2 11 o 1-5 Tale. I) o 11 li 0 1 o 2 il I arne 1 rum Princeton, 2 ale 2 tint base on error. I'rinci ion iu, 1 I eft on hAei l'rlnCMtnn, 11), rtle I Hr.t bnie oil hall. nil lounir, 1 ciT Mneir 2. Struck 0111 II) Y.iunir bv suirc. Three baae hll. McBrlite, Palrel! Two ba.e hi.. -Dana liurell Sacrifice hlta I c ole Murph). McMillan lounir. Htoieii banc Staeir. I alliomi Double olayn I'alhoun. iialrell. Mcllrlde Brokaw and Vnunir 1'ae.id balla Brokaw, 2. L'mplrea I'lercetand (jtuun. Time 1 OJ. Tbe Atlnntlo Jteaoclatlon. imt riKoona rrubr. TTon. Tort ret I citihs rron. are. j"Yr. New Haven ...as 13 .wi Wa.htnrton ...2a 211 .024 Baltimore 2S 14 ,fe7 Jeney City... .20 22 .470 Worceiter 2 13 .1 67i llartlord ....11 '-n J 7 Newark .24 2U .at."i ilmlncton B 33 ,iw WAniVOTOt 0, KrWABI, 8. Waihutotoh, Juno IS. The Wmhlustons won to-dsy. The score WAiniiGrnn. I sbwabk. klirai. pi aiar&A,L Bader. If. ..2200 liJohnfon 1 f...o l 1 o u Uleiion. a. a. Ilia 0 Ollbrrk 3d b.. 13311 Biru. r. f ..I a 1 fl osicD.rmoit.jbi 1 8 0 1 Wblitler, litb 0 o 0 1 o yi.laa, lit b....l 1 u o tndirood c.P) 0 0 0 2 Chllda, 0 0 11 7 0 o Mcholaa. c .0 3 7 2 O Doom! Al b. 1 1 2 0 ll 1)111 .Id b I II 3 I 1 ManrelLcf. 13 2 10 Blddle. ad b .2 J 0 0 t-mlth a a ..01280 Phillips, p'. li n ll 2 li.bulllvan.p.. 0 0 0 2 0 Jordan. I f. 0 110 0 Totali 3 0 37 0 2 Total! 0 1127 8 4 Washington 30000121 0 hewark 4 00001O0 o a Earned rnm Wnihlnirton. 2. Newark. 3. Two-bane httl-Doomi Mcholaa Sullivan. Three bale hit Bird. I Irit bae on ball. aiea.on i.ordon, bullUan. Blddle, Ural laso on errori Valhlnirrnn, 1. ISewark, 1, Left nn ba.e. Washington ewark. 7 Struck out By I'hllllpa. 7, by suillran ll I'na.ed ball. Mcholaa. X Time 1 80 Linplre Matione) Atttmlunc Too. aswiiATxH, 2, HABrroao, L IlAarroHP, Conn.. June IK The game to day was one of the most Iniereitlnic of tbe leaion. The acore Hartford. o l o n o o o o c 1 New Haen 0 o ll 1 0 u 0 0 l 2 Earned run New Itaren. Two-baae hlte MeKee. IllT. Sacrifice hit. Sutton Mann Lynch, Schoeneck Stolen baie. Do) le, Cahlll. McKee, Lynch, ll Con pell, Hutto-i. tlrit bnao on balla Doyle. Lyntli. I v.ton. O Conuell. Flnt baie on errors Hartford .1. Xew Haven, 1 lilt by pitched ball Cahlll. struck out ioriter. Lriton Annl. Mnnn. Walih (J) Doran. Lallr. Doyle Double play. Hollord nnd Cahlll. Foriler. Hut ton. Mnnn. Lang and lloitord. Lnch and llofford. leftnn baiei llartfont. 4, New Haven, 7. rime 1.3a. Lmplre alentlne. Attendance ioO BALTIMORE, 17, WILMIlfCTOV, 0. Baltiuorr, June IS. The Baltimore Club had map to-day. Theacorel Baltimore 3 3 8 0 0 8 0 8 4-17 Wllmlncton ouoouoooo o Tarned rum Baltimore. S Two bai" hlti Bay. Oal llgan Three haae hlta Mack (4). Henry lint baa. nn error. haltlinore. I, Wilmington 1. Ba.e. on balls Wllmlngtou.2 L.ft on I air. Baltimore, 8, Wilming ton, it hacrlrlce hlta Baltimore, 3 Mruck out By Bak.r. 8. by Melirlo. 4. Hit bv pitch. r Henry Double pla -Curl and Newell stolen baiei Baltimore, u, Wilmington, 1. Time a 03. Umpire Kelly. WOBLfSTSB, 20, jshiki cirr, 3. The game at Jericy City yeiterdiy remind as fol low!! JIBIETCITT. wobcutbb. R.la,r.o a.s.1 n.lBr.o.A.n Mennck.n. I, f.n a .1 u mFpllt, s. s 4 1 a a 11 Holier ll c f., no oil 2 1 amplon. Istb.a 2810 Brad), '.d li.. u 2 8 2 2 rudworih. o r.l 2100 Dooley litb o 11 a 1 a Melaier 2d b .3 4 5 3 I ha1Uiio, :iu.o 1 1 1 0 Kennedy. Lf...'J 2 4 o 0 KntiHfv, n 11 a 2 o Mull, r r .33100 Ulrgerald, r. tl n 2 1 2 Jones .Id b 13 13 1 Murphy c.,r r 1 0 11 11 11 Hiiluaaiu. c ..1 2 ft 1 1 Turner p 11 1 o J o Burns, p. 311011 Dond, c 1 u 1 u I loiafforil. 0. f .2 2 1 o 1 Total! "37.243 "n Totals 2021271j"4 Jeracy I'lty 0 o 11 2 11 11 11 0 1 3 Worcemer a 3 7 a I 3 1 0 2a I arned runa Jeriey City, 1, Worceitar, 10. First bai. on ern rl-Jer.iy I'lly, 3 Worte.lar.J. Left 011 lane. Jerie i'lty, h, AVorcelter lla-o on balla oil Turner, s. off Iturna, 8 nri Mobermott, 1 struck out Moiiuckcu, Bradi, Dooley. tan Amine Turner, Hplll, Kennedy. Miilcu barei McOiicken. ltouiey Murphy, Spill Cudwurlli Melnter, Itvobaae bill Slalir, ilui 11K.8O llurnx, MctJiirk.ii. Van AUtlne, l.oua..). Cam pion ktelnter, Krun.dy Sacrifice hlt-Brai) llulnai tii. Illtliy pltchir lainilon Wild pitch.. Turner. 2 I eased balla Murph) ijiilnaaao. Umpire L. tsreorau. 7 tins 1 54. Attendance, mm. Oilier Oar-ea. at roLO asooifrs. Kiw Jerisy A.0 3 0 3 3 3 10 1 013 Niwlorkiu o too 10U30 4 AT LirlKClIOK, a, 1 B. I, Cricket Club 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 Crescsnt Athl.iloClub 0 0 0 u 0 0 o o 00 AT Till U A, C, GBOrBPS. Manhattan Athlstlo Club 0 10 3 0 8 11 0-8 bri.iuon Atbl.tio Club o o a 0 1 0 0 o 1-4 AT ILH TABS. Neighborhood Oulld .2013000130 Mutual D and K. Corps 2 4 J 4 ,1 11 0 0 21 At New BruDswirk-Metropolltans, 5, L'nloni, 4. Oumen 'lo.ilay, airiOKAi tKAora. Brooklyn va Philadelphia, at Wsihlngton Fark. 1 Inclnnatt va I lncagu. at I liitlunall Clstelaud vs. I'lutburgh at I'lltiburglu rtATIBV LKAI.CK N'.w Vork va rhllaj.lphlo. at Brotherhood rark. Chicago vs. Cl.v.land, at chleaga Pittsburgh vs Buffalo, al rituburgh. Doitou ta. Brooklyn, at Boston iSrKICAN AlloriATIOK. Boehsitsr vs. Brooklyn, at Rochiiter. Atbletlo vi. Syracuie, at Philadelphia. ColumbuiM. Lo'.liville. at Columbus. Toledo vs. Bi Louis, at Toledo. AUAIiTIO ISIOCIATIOV. Worceiter VI. Jeney city, at Wormier (Iwe (amen Wa.htncton 1. Newirk. at tyaablngion. Ilaltluiors a. Wiliniiigton.t Balilmors urn ib riAms. Tm Scv la lliralt. at Bldcswnod. Brooklyn rolica 11 Mirr, al Kastsrn Park. Haas Hall AVHahlnutoii rark To.alar, Brooklm vs Philadelphia. Adm. frflo Idils free. Cum J JO I'. U. Fifth av. L and born cars dUecU-alr, llaie Ball To.day nretherkooa Park. Grand ebamrlomhlp stama. Pntladilphla y. Nsw TMa. (Jams sails! St 4 11. Adolsilou, Wt-4a, ECLIPSE WINS THE DAM. TBE KXIIT.K HALT COLT BKATS A FA I It riELD OS TUK XVltr AT TUK BAT, A Hnaalt Attendance) ta ComparUoa wltk the Hnbnrban Tbrontc-A tlood Thine (lees IVrnaE nine llnck Drrrata Civil HerTlce-Anaeerortheil'rrakaeaaHtahln Naturally thora was ft falltnc off In tho at tendance ntHheepshead Hayyeterday, n ma jority of the great Suburban throng roroalnlnc nt home to cogitate ovor tho liuppenlocs ot Tuesday and explain why tho horse thoy bet on failed to win the blc race. Tho day was Insufferably warm and tho tiack was fast, as tho tlmo made In tho illfTor out events tostlllos. tiik nnsT lucr. VIolanto wns first away In tho openlncdnsh nt llioundahab furlongs, but Cltll bertlce at once went out and showoil tho way to the hnad of the strotch. when Madslnno collared him. While this pair wore llghtlnc It nut Hereon brought llluo ltock up on the outside with n. rare bur-t of spetnl. and oppo'lui the stimd tho colt that wns badly boati-n by Civil hen hn Testeulay at the same wolchts. drew nwny and won Mexorlv bv a Icnctb. Mlille 1 lll Sertics Dent Aladstnne naif a ivnctu lor tho place. SxrepMakeinr SJiil rucll nllh t7VJaddel, of which flUO 111 aecond and ifMllo Iblpi. Ilvo and k half Inrl.ugi, u. Wal'iaum a b c Blue ltock, 4, hj Billet Calomel, 122 iBrrgen) I W c, Daly a b r Civil Service a. Ill (lleagniil. 2 ltmplieMable.br r. Mailnoue. 4, laatMoiari j Miu.tooe. Molante and Mby alio ran. Tuna, 1 i Poet Batting Again! Llvll Service, even moneyi Madntone, U 10 )i nine Kock, 4 to It Molante ntnli hlmatona, 4010 1, Alby, M 10 1 ilutuala paid t9 1 esw.1, J.JV Tim sreosn nAcr. Anna. Melvllle. nnd Adellna were the loaders nt the fall nt the fine, but In tbe run to lbs woods tho field assumed close order, nnd just after thev emerged Into tho open Void shonod in Imnt, Anna Adnilnn, and I. una the mo-t prominent ol the othnrs. Martin sat perfectly still, nud koepinc Adellna well In hnnn until tho llnal furlong, the I'renkticss filly had no dllllculty In passing Void and w Innlnc In hand by half a lougth. Anna was third, four lonuthu nwny. Sweep.take. for maiden two-v.ar-olds, at fso each. with 7.rf) added. Kill) to aecond and 130 10 third, tire anil a half furlong. 1'real.neii Mable a ch-.f. Adellna, hr MePntr Adsle, till IHarllnl t Bavrlck A Vilthrow'ich g Volil, IIB(Taral) 3 C l.eed A Son. U f Anna liuibtorali 11 Melriile, Lnna, Maggie u. ally, and il.llona filly al.u ran Time. I Hi 1 Post Betting Aralnat Adeline, n to n. Anna, 4 to 1: Told, tliil, MMMIIe tf to 1 llellona filly, Maggie U. niiy, l.nno, aaoh ID to I, klutuala paid IOfi, ti.o., nut Tlimn Bcy. Clav Stockton, Flitter. Caspar, and Syracuse wore In the race when tho fine fell. In tho run up tho lone stretch t lay Mockton showed the way, liv.it Urlndle, Caspar, and hlumber were pressing her ery clonely. (Jiiosal was second Inst, but hor backers Kuew whnt a sterling fin isher tbo lllly was, and were not nlarmHil. On the upper turn Hitter. Oolden Unci, and lum bor ovorhnuled the leador. and n trood race home losultoit In a tlctory for (inhlon Keel, who boat flitter half a lencth. Clay Stockton wns third, only a hend away. Whon ynos.il was plcklncup hor onuononts ono by ono In the stretch, she (altered and almost foil, and llorcon pulled hor up. It was found that the tendon of the ofT foreleg had el)on wni, nud the lllly has hopolesslv brokon down. She wns n cood performer, hno Is by lllmyar out of Ouaen Dan. Ture $730, for all ag.a, selling alloa-ancei: oue mile Kxc.l.lor Stable's h in Oolden B.et, 3. by Spend. thrift Janet Hi (Thompson) I Luboll Br uteri ib h Hui-r 1. HMfTAral) a ll.Terwck .stable a U m. Clav Stock ion, ls ill (Stoi- cneou) s lirtmaldL Slumber, -yracua. VueaaL Brussel., Trodl gal. aspar. nud Kutrr al.o ran rune 1 Ton netting Aga!nt ynenl, a to S, Flitter, 4tol: Golden Keel S to I i)rlnn.ldt s to 1 Clai Mockton, syracuie each lu to I Pro ligul, slumber each 211 10 1 Bruciela, so to 1. Uover Caspar, each nolo 1. Mutunls paid t-17.40, 5-'i B. 9)14.33. Tin: rovnTTi hace. Bravo was In front when tho fine dropped, but Maynard rushed Gnlllfot out. and colnc around the lower turn ho wns two lencths bo foro llrao. with I'elham trailing and I.i-nu out of it. In tho run up tho bsckstroteh Oalllfot Increased his lend to four lengths mid liercen bocau rldlnc Ilravo hsrd In an endeavor 10 close tho gnti. 1 ollnun. too. Improtoil his posi tion, but Oallifnt was winning handily, whon Mnnnrd, wotchlnc ilrnto. did not boo I'ollmm como throuch next the rail until the colt Iiud bonded him. Mitt nard. who is out of practice, lost his bond, tried to rhlo mid second place was the best he could get. IVIhiun winning by aloncth. ilravo was third, at Gallllnt's neck. Sweepilakcn of C2.'. earn, with 81 2Vi added, of which $230 to Recond. SUu to third out of the Hake. mile nud tliree-.lxic.ntha, 1'. n 1 ollard'a b 0. I'elham, 4, by llaps R.poae, lbt (Jone.i 1 C. ll McCoy ch. b Onlllfet, 0. Ins (Maynard) X O B Mcstea 1 b c Bravo. 4 lu3Jj (faruli 3 Sorrento aud B.au n'eo ran. Time, aotlj. SSPoat Beltlng-T.n to 11 on Bravo; against r.lham, 2tol. Calllfct ft to 1. Sorrento, 12 to 1, B.au. 3o to 1. Mutual! paid S1&.HO. $.1.03. 311. THE DAIRY STAKKS. After a short delay tho flag fell to a start whioh left Ortanin nt the post The others moved away in, compact shape, with Lord Harry. Terrlfler. V ngaDond, nnd Eollpso In the front bunch. Itognn soon took command of tho field on Eclipse, I.oid Harry, Terrlfler and liormudn presslnc hotnnd fnst. hioval pook ted with Fairy all tho wnv up tho backstrotch and around the turn, liermudn bhowad lu front for a fow strides on the turn for home, but when strnlchtoned out llegan sent Eclli s out again. Inlry as penned close to tho tails ngalnntthe head of tho stretch, nnd Stoial iinlllnA? nn cimo nn the ntifalH,, nml mmla n hot llcht for the placo with Lord Hurry and Ilermuda. Lcllpso won byttvo open lencths. Lord Harry, Jlormuda, and Fairy following neoks apart, as named. The Daily Makri 'or t o-yearolds, at K1S each, with 91.3VI added, of which S2ftu to aecond and 1 loo to third, fire furlong, on the lurf. bennett A Wnrn's b. c ltcllpie, by Kryle Daly Bil low, lis (Began). 1 B F Cadlganab c Lord Harry. Its (Bergen) 2 Caatle suhle.b. c Bermuda. US (Taylor). ,1 Falri. Terrlfler toiing iirac. Vagabond. Bertha Campbell, Umpire Kelly, Klrkorer. ana Urtawln alio ran. Time. I 02 2 3. Boat Betting Again.t lalry 0 to 8: Terrlfler. tM to It Vagabond, u to 1, Follpue 7tol, Klrkorer IV to I Bermuda. Young Grace, each an to I. BirthaCainob.lt so to 1 liandi on. Orlawln each M) to I t'mplr Kellr 100 to 1. Mutual! paid 4 So. ai so, $3423. TIIK SKLI.l.NO BACK OS C1BAB8. Tattler cot oft In front and made tbe run ninc. with Cnst bteol aud Guy Oray Dresslnc until within a furlong of home, where Ander son moved Cost Stoel out with a rush, followed by Guy Gray. Cast Steel won, with Guy Gray at his flank. The favorite finished third, two loncths away. Ibe winner was boucht hy I. J. Murphy for $niu. The entry prlco was $500. Pnr.e "ftil of which lll in second and tfttl In Ihlrd. selling allowance., mile and a furlong on the turf ll)roti MoClellaud's br g 1 eat strel, ft, by Outcaat Lucy Llele, I2J (Ander.onl O.orge Forbe s ch g. ilui Uray, 4. 117narr!ion).. 3 W. Lak.landscb h Tattler, aged, 121 (Hamilton) 8 Little Jim, Larchmout. bain Wood, Ten Booker Blackthorne Lanraaiar Sam Love, Bonauio, bberltr rJuperlior, and Moodhurn aiforan Time. 1 3; Toit Betting galnit rattier. II to 8: dnr nrav Ltttla ,11m. each 4 to 1 Cat Meal, Larohmont. LanoaV trr each 10 to 1, Sam Wool, la to 1. Sani Love. Wood J,.r't.fch I'1 'i ""I.ervlior. BbirlD. eaeh.'otoii Blackthorn, Ten lb oker, Bouauza, each HO tu 1 kiuiuai. Paldt33.l0, S.M.63, Jiaw). aiuiuai. A rinHT.Vl.ASH VHOajlAStSllS. A Great Many Cllnkera 'Will BXeet at Nbeeiisheuil liar To-day. Tho procrnmme ror to-day's raolnc at Sheepshead Hay Is all that tho most captious crltlo could demand. Tho Foam Stakes may po to Ambulance but she will have to rnceto boat hall io MU lelland. If Judce Morrow can win the Volunteer Handicap he will deserto thehlcliest admiration, lot he outclasses his field, and, rldilou by Hereon, he may do tho trick, but Grnnlto. llundeo. nnd Admiral nre all dunuorous nt tin. wolghts. I'rather nmv win the Hhoetishond Hay lliindlcap, with Minor Homo second, but Mrldeaway's raco in tlio Suburban gives him tho best kind of a chnnco to.ilay. If a boy capable of riding Major Ualy nt the wolght can be found he cm win tho so ond event; honorltn may run second if she is nt all lit, but Lon Is seasoned and will be up nt tho end with the rent, haymotir may win tho filth, with Hulvliil second ond whatovor beats bt. Luke nud Xephyrus will win tbe lust. Flrrt Race (he Foam Make! for two-aroldi with fl 3ii added, nvs furlongi Algernon Iis'l-orwarl im Kiuglrn llslhiraibintaih Jia i.old Dollnr lis iiniailon lis Terrlfler II" balll.ktcC'ltliand. Ill Ambulance lift Srronii Bace-A iwerpKtakei for tliree.year.oldi and njiwjrd, llh7Waddel nue inlle Ion '2 llud.li n. 122 teng.ur 117 lorcnngni un Taraaon 1 I'll Kenwood 11,7 s.uiirlu. Pi7,Ma,orDaly 67 Worth 7 Third Bare tolunteer Handicap for Ihrse-ystr old! with $Jiladdtd, onuinlleaiida'iiiarlsr. Judge Morrow lIH.raillahah tts Iiamiiiet 1 l.i1 King Thomas .101 i.oblen Horn luiilaaao Lean 100 Urauite S3lloi.elte OT Admiral ifjiDunde. M Koimid WHB.B. Million. iH Fourth Race Sbiepihead Bay Handicap for three yssr old. and upward, wllh J..MO addid, one milt sad a furlong. Hrenst 137 Fltijamsi ins Ingalreel 110 Bravo ....104 Btrld.away us oypsy Queen ion Loantaka. 113 Trather (m Major Domo 114 I'nlland.r po Madatone 118 laaaol.wli j Trlil.n 112 Hbouo (,0 Castaway II IWl l If 111 Rare-A handicap awsspitskci of 123 tick, with 11 (Oi added, one tulle. sirldeuaay I2J Fordham 117 Niagara 113 Eerniour pi Dsrauiier in salilul (llpiy guein luSisi John lun Juggler re Ksrn ou Laau sol SUth Raci-A hlgh-wslghl hsndlosp awsspitakea, witnlAOOadUsd, cue mil. ends quart, re? turf, rhllosopby 133 asphyrus las SLLuk. Ia Klsva it) J'oli., aaoJlol tit llfatu mlia BBBtBUOBBLftaaaaaaaaaaaaftlaaaaaaaaBi Inestimable As a Leavening Agent. The Royal DakinR Powder possesses a peculiar quality, not possessed by any other leavening agent. It provides bread, biscuit, cake, muffins, dumplings or rolls, which maybe eaten when hot, without inconvenience, by persons of the most delicate digestive organs. With most persons it is necessary that bread raised with yeast should lose its freshness or become stale before it can be eaten with safety. Distressing re sults likewise follow from eating bis cuit, cake, pastry, etc., raised by the cheap, inferior baking powders that contain lime, alum, phosphates or other adulterants. The hot roH and muffin and the deli cious hot griddle cakes raised by the Royal Baking Pow der are as whole some and digestible as warm soup, meat or any other food. This is a qualification peculiar to the Royal Daking Powder which makes it inestimable as a leavening agent. QVKUMi CO vie I Y PAHt. Distribution of Prlaea-Cloaci 1'rnttlnar on thn Truck. Tho Queens county lair opened on tho lllne ola Fair Grounds yostcrdny. .decretory Dirks snyB tho attondanco oiceodod that of any pre vious openlnc dny. The interior of 1 ho main exhibition hall was a Iiiiko flonror unrdon, with patches of tomptlns fruit cropplnc out bore und thoro. Heaps of strawberries as hitr ns sorno apples woro pllod on tables. Soter.il larco bunches of crapes erlilbltod by Georce I.uons of Glon Covo nttrncted attention. A featuro In the floral exhibits was a dlnplny ot several varieties of orchids by T. Schuthardt of Newtown and Mr. Lucas of Glen Covo. Mr. Hchuahaidt's display received llrst prl?o. ilr. Lucas took second prize Mr. I.uciih's collec tion of roses wan cue 01 the attractive lenturo. Atiout lllty varieties uere shown lie recehmt the llrst prlo in this class of e.hlbltH. Amoiiu tbo llnral ilesiuiis wiih a lar.tsol uindool uer ureonHiind li-uves trimmed with (lowers, and reetlnc on a btd of peonloi. exhibited ty It. 1'. Jellrey. II. i'. Jeffrey .1 Son ol liollmoro took nine llr-tt prizes In tlio Ilonil exhibits, tioortfe llomiii. of llompsteud took threo llrst iirles. i.liaboth itouots of Heinpsteiul two llrst prizes. Itiilus Lewis of Mlnoola six llrst prices, M K. Tltuuf Mlneolu seven Hist prizes, T. ti. eu-e of Uleu t'ovo ilr-t prlo for tho irroutest anil not nno ty of cut (lowers, Krmlnrick Loulon ol com HIT two llrst pties for display of roses X. llnllook of 1 roflmoortwo llrst prizusfor llictlo'is nt lilies and peonlo t.nrno A. Hicks of i.u-lyn llrst pruo lor collections 01 larns borunnlus. pnnsles. cut t rises, tea rosos und Mis. John Wlllets of Mlnoola first pil11 forcolloi'tlou i.f Koranlums. In the vecetablo department. 1'nrk (lOdwin of Iioslvn, Mrs. Lllen Ntnnl of itnslyu. J. W. I litis of (Urn Loo. J. 11. Van Noitraud of Klinont. J. II. Hennessey of lloslyn, and John lltien of Mlneola all curried olT Hist prl70H. O. II. Mmonsonof (lien Head lecolved four first prizes In tho strawberry .inhibit. Othets who took Hist prizes lor strawberries weio 1". Iinu Io:i. in: .1. W. Titus. $7, nud Go irire Lucas lt. I he crsnd stand was portly illloil with spoc tatutH when the trottinic hottun. Tho contests were couornlly close, bumnmry: Kosls or less. Sieei to novcrii, SIS. Tnr sll par pores VI1) lieu two 111 three hem. I: vt iiits, k. Hilll.ton. u ni Welter Bells 1 1 I. Willie l-sal llllll.inn br m V.co 2 '2 II. VI Willi. 1 l Willi. ion oil r Una. J a Alfred u lornwsll, (ier llyile Part, Mk. f, Leo c.ilily 44 TlnieI Is S isi II SI. Wlllla Roiiy ni the prlre for .11 purports. Mng-le rosil horse, with no reeortl bcu.r thun I mln ntts-irirrliirlre, 7j. .cond, 0U, third Ui llest three Intliehcsn. Otis Horr. Kln.htni.br g i. H. C 1 1 1 K I-dnionds. i.lcn Coe ti ir (.eorire S 3 3 2 D l'.nlsy 1'nrkMle br ar ll.in j 2 3 Time J ."'Jki 2 M, 2 :4 In tho next trot Thomas W. l'oarsall's u. c. Mllburn Hero camo In llrst In threw heats, but tliojuilitos k;ivo hlmonly fourin place. They saidihe broke moro than four tlmps In eneli heat, l'oiirs.ill remonstrated In lorciblo InnEiiasowith tho judees. nnil was ruled olT tho track. Lntor ho aimliicl'eit, nnd was re- inhtnieu. tho victory was Klten to llyiio 1'nrk Maid, nummary: Msres Belalnsrs end sttlllors, with nn record belter than 4 mlnuleit. Klr.t prize, $u, ..(.olid t3.'i. Hist three In lire h.st. I.eome A. Wlk'ins, Near Hyde Park, b lu. Hyde 1'ark.M.ll 111 William K. Thorn. Ro.lyn hlk in I'nn.y 2 2 I'h.rle. A bamml.. Ilenii stend b m. hule K I 3 J Thomas W. 1'esri.ll. liaidwins, g. u. Mtlburii Hero 4 4 4 r 11 soiiililer. Dlen Head br. m Klnaaie dl. W, Mathrcn. KJu.hlnir, b Ilk. dim Iliianar Uia Time 2 'J J .ifl. 1 Slnjrle road bor.e with no record better It).n2.')2. Flr.t prlre.i'o, second, Wj, third, $2$ llrst throe 111 tire heal. Oil. HoMt Fln.hlnr cli r Sandy. 3 1 1 1 Ii Wlllla K.al Wllll.ton, b k Masaa pequa 123 Arremler smith ltocki-lllei.entre.hlk st 1 arry a 8 3 a Daniel liunlap, Psrkvllle. br. h. Horry 1 5 4 4 4 Il II. Ballo, oreeuDort br. a. Dr. Iout out 4 s 6 w'n Jam.. 1 .M.manii, I'earsall. tc nsi u die. Time 2 41 2 4n -2 4 H 2 4S Slnfle rosd horse with reurl no belter thin 2 Vt First prlo. siuu, recoud, f.'Ki, third, $3u iir.i three lu five heat J ():mke New York, br m .Selller 2 I John A Puller 1'atclioxue. U ii Mlver Hoy I dN J, IS. fceamau. Merrick, n in Dull) tarilen 3 dls 111111217, 2IH14 There was n track exhlblllon of stalllonB dur Inu'tbo afternoon, 'iho fair will uloso to-day. Fair I'rlersi for Yonnir Trotter. I.siiiiotov, Jno. 1S.-T C Anvlln, nienoioon farm, ba. .old to Arinalronv A Hunter Seville, Ohio tbe black colt Ulomeil... a jenrs In llliralle Wllk.a dsiu Ad mlinstraiion. bv Administrator, she out or Kiitv I istcbeii. ti) .MsinVruiii l',ilcben am the l,ck roll Arnnlse. .ly.srs. b) Allcrille w llL., daui I'riiicei. bv Irojuu.Jr. I'rlcoti.JOiirorih.mo. uy Cornell IVIna thei Ilnre. IrnACA, Jnne is -The I'urnell llowiioln elclit narr I three mll race has come and pun, and the I'oriiellisn aud whits still nialritsins her .uiircmary, Harly hl nionilbfeicur.liini.i. bcirnn punrluir lutu the rlt) niid hurried to Olenwi o.J, here the ritiloli of the r ice i. at j.lsie Wolf, No 4 of t'oruell.cree.hii.leei .uvrii i from boll. lor ssveru il.js but ihl. afieruo.m l. ridedloroir Pule Hie .iroke. wa taken in last nlxlil and waa under Hie dooior'. rare fur i veral liuuis This uiorniuir he was better, but looked p.ie Is.llherlJols nor Wolf row.d lu the reiiuUr practice tht. inornlnir Boinluin ro.i over llii'iMiireaiaii earl) hour, ami mndo eood lime. Al 4 u clock Hie lake wis dnite.il by thirl) sieainers croxilel with n.iior. Tl.'?,'"k.' f ,on? "'ou"" lined wllh u. clator. viiiiieatillcnirood full) a,ouo ierauns w.re uiiou..y wstcliinr fonberrsH Albl' M Hi. Hoidoln boy. lannrhed their shall at i.lenivood and stlmmea oter the cuur... to ihe Mart Imr jilace. Arrlrlnir thero the) lld ui.ou it eir nsri eltiin for I orii.lt fhewai.r wa still ronjli lnitibe wind a .lowl) BOliidoviiL hix lock came, hut I'orii.lldld nut apiear lhe ateauier. pan.a I miaud down the ennraa ami blew Ibclr whl.tl.., but llu I'or. n.U At li Vi (oruell appeared In inn Inlet Ki.Hn mi their nars tiny waned jn mlnulea Al 7 111 they leokihelr Place on lhe east aide or the course, ..rent) llie roils from Oowdoln !nn..iin. ii.vjni,, forty three nrok.io the inluut., while Corn.ll work.d ..ally at thirty eight I ornell ra-.fd the three mile line live boat Irnarth ahead of Hie llowdoms rowluoiil) 3S. Howdolnrln Isliril at 4s Time -Cornell, if minutes ,i seconds! Howdoln. 17 minutes mi .rrond". For a fo iiilnmea the apiotator. were In an uirnnr Noililnj could b. heard I bin l ia cnll.ee .los.u of Cornell I ).ltyell, jell Cornelll Neither crew showed tboeffictoflha lisrdsiruyfle. Thai Cornell did not itoher bs.u. ri dtnl from ihs fact that one w.sk sgo tbe crsw rowed oi er lbs ssut course In Hi uilnulet Tbe JLoonst Vtlam tbe, Maateli. A vary food mstch rscs bslwrsn tbs scjoonsr yscbts Jtlfln ana Lsons, owned reipeoilrsly by Rssr Commo dore Pevld I Jsckson and lice Commodore Joa.ph II, Flsrllnfaf ths L.rclimont 1 clit Club, was sailed on Tusidsy nr.r the nub a 2 mile courao on I.nny l.laml round Lommodore Loirery. .loop Daphne did duly eeiinleee boat at tho start .ml iift.rward as aiakrooat off i aptsln'. Island Tba I eona s lime sliowsnre from Ibe Klilii was 31 seconds Hire Is the summary Uni'i'il Cemcitt V'ocl. Unitli rime Unt. irtinr. n m a. ii m a ii a i ii m s Elnn II is 37 t2Tri fniiiiit siiilu Leans II 1724 tISOt Disi.O 4 faliij Ths Lsona won by 1 1 mlnut.s 11 s.conds. "Ty say that I ssa plras.1 wtlh af.llln'a roa I. ot to spssV lbs entlri truth. I aui d.u.htad wllh ihtwirtarTillieuilsBU tV llfil wiia tat cam. fr.ismand.rinwnlekli rolrlu lndTtatliiu "sj Ilh4a,' wntlts.pJl7llXlU.-aUa! B.tBBHBBt..aBBBB....BBainn&a3i ALMOST A NEW RECORD. Itlt. rVTNAM'S OHKAT VAIR OF MAHKH BllOlTA VAST lIUt.K AT l't.lSKllTOOV. Other Ttrieea Verjr Holly ronlealed-f sifor Vlrlcb Proica is llniai Trollel-Alleanlo Ton Hpeedv tor Her fiiiponentai. Whon Henry Vt, I'utnnm purchaod Maior Dickinson's tenm this sprlnc for n prlco In tho vicinity of 40,lHiO, thay had shown a mile to eother In 2'Iti. This wns Into In tho season, when Aublne was In campaign form and Ludy olllnston wns about as "uod. Thov tried ncnln In l'leetwood yestorduy, ltouiul tho turn lsaao riemlna- kopt the pnlr b.ick a little, nnd then sot tnem colncdowu tho stretch. Tlio llrst ciunrterwiisln in eeconds nnd frmn thoro ther niotod fusier. renclilnu tho half In I 0)'.. I'd tlio "rado to tho third iiititiler lhe clip was Alowor nml 1 ll'.wns tlio tlmo to that point. Coinlnu homo tlio paio was tollinc. und Dom ini! was usliiit the whip vigorously It would reuiilioniiinrtor In ,lt reionds 10 break tlm rocoid, nml tho croud Im.koil irom their watches to tlm swill-mot lng iiotters, 1'own tho homostiotch thoy ciuno steady as baioro nnd as tlior pnssi-d tht who they hnd socurnd a leconl 01 '21 1'., or just ono n'ooml behind tlio (.hum Pion mile lu diitibln hsriii'SH. 1 ur nil that, tho font was a most crodltabln ono ond thoro was Jotnl applniisc w lii'ii tho tenm enmo buck to tho sund. Alli'i riomltig weighed Hi tbo tlmo was hum; out. and It was admit tod nn nil slues Hint tlm rrvunl Is In ..rent danger wheimtrr Mr. I l'utniiin Tools disposed to linvo another lilt nt It. It will I osuiiio limn boioro this uicnis ns tlio i rock i nlr, iilniig wllh tho ron of the troi tnrs owned by him, aro to be sliipiifd to-dnv to 1 ili'iiiilhglou, t Hlioto iho) will ho tlrlvuii on Illio rond fur soiim weeks near Mr. l'utnitins Hiiinmni lesldenro. t)f iho rogiilai enrd, which contilnod two Hotting clnssos. both fiirnlshoil good sport, especially the noonil w hero tlm hoiscs woio closely matcboil and tho lion's divided. Major 1 Irh li llnally won tho uccossnrv three hoais. und kno"ked two and a hull seconds on Ins toi'ord In tlio third mo of tho contost. Tho 2 3D i lass was by no menus closo. I ut It brought out it new 2 ui performer lu tlio nuiig mnro Allcaiite, who showod well lu tlio lay Stnko nt Albany last week. Yesterday she met a slower Held and won onslly in straight boats. Hio Is six o.irs oul and spleudldly bred, hoi Biro being Alcnntnrn and hor dam I.ndy Tleho, n gnmo male with iccordof J'i'i. by roltor's Hani- pittioninn. n sou oi tne inmoiis- tirnngu county slro. Alicante Is owned by I Whitehead of this city, and was developed by A. I'. Mellon nld. the Albany tr.ilnor. who e-tlll drives bor. It took all tho itiiornnon to clear up lhe cam, owing to the splittlngof hents in the 2''.M cla'S, The uost proof that the track is Inst nro iho miles Miido by the horses, two entering tlio fnst list, while imothoi lowered his record ilo Bldes lla) Id llounor who did good work as starlor.Messrs.il. ts Hnniiiiond.I're-ldont of tho club, and V. H. I'nge of i'hil.idelhhln were Iho judges while Henry Htigher. nml ll. rtrhnnck were oillclal timers. Anmng the tisltnrs was V. L.Noble of Grand HnpldB, ono nf tho inln clpalsln the colobrnted .Solson-Alcnon esse. Hosayshe will sinrt Alcryim on tracks of tho American Association, beginning nt lJotroltin tho free-for-all, where he oxpocts to moot 1'alo Alto .l.ick, mid otherciaeks, ,1. 1'. IHngeo of llrookljn. owner of Miss Allco. was nlfercd f 12, illl) for the maro hy Hoiaoo Hrown, netlng for I'. O. Uurridce, nnn SL.'oo iidilltionnl If she trotted In 2 ll! this rnr. Mr Hingon said ho would tiitce l:i.Vio. and would boi l,5uu tho mare would go lu 2:li,. tiik 2 its CLASS. Though there was a big entry list for this first event, tho llohl of actual starters dwindled down tn sit. i'rnnkln liordlo sold Alliiiuio lor and $JS for tho llohl Alter thnt tho oilds nn Alicante lncronsoil till It was about fl to 2 boforo the llrst heat was got olT. Nouidn bad tho polo, but lost It illreetly to u big blown golding by Bultnn with tho hnfucly nnmo of Gumbo, who went to the half close to a 2 2U clip, with Allcnntn trnlllng nnd tho others ten lengths nwa. In the third ".minor Gumlm rosted hlni'-elf with n cntiiilo of skips, Imt oven that did not onablo him to last at tho pneo AlicniitD eel uii the hill, nnd tho mnro drew nwny oasllv nml bad a longth the best nf It ut tho thlnl iiunrlei' Gumbo mnnn it tired break coming home, nnd Allcnnto wns mil going it llve-tnin-ute gait as (die passed tho stand in exactly 2 21, iho llrst record sho bus made. Hor por foimnnco established horns a greater 'inoiito than oier. and It was Mi on her tn $11 fortho Held when tho sneond hont was cnlle.l. This tlmo llcanio kunt in Iroutloi tho mile whilo duiiitio. alter n bru-.li with ambridgo Girl on the homestretch, wns again sec ond, 'lime. 'J:2i. Nobody would bet ngainst Allcanto now, and, though Turner set sail wltn Nevada In tbo third beat, i-he could onlv frce tho lav. onto to go In 2.110. Gumbo wns not in condition id go thrue heats, ami wns ho much distressed that Sanders let him slow on ut tho halt: so that ho w.is distanced. This 111 wind blew good to Turner, who got second mono) wltu Nowida. tinib advanced Caw bildgo Girl and Novatla as well. 2 5ilae, pur.. .tl Allianto b in. In Mi alitor (Milloujll) I 1 1 Soiada br ni iTurnen fl j CainhrMire utrl ill in (llauer) j a f, Hi Incj iullh. b s (lirlacoil) 4 il .1 Maud II. bl m (smltll) '.4 4 ljuulbo, br. if. (Sander.) .2 2 ds Time J 2o. 2 ,11. 2 3o. Tin; 2:30 ci.tss. Ret en of tho nine named for the second race camo out to battle for tho mouov, nnd the re sult was much mora in doubt than in the formor event. In tlio auction pools Ladyiioug lasssold out im tlio cliolco for $2.V and tho Held hnd plenty of buyers at .',0. Alter scleral at tempts Mr. Homier got them olT well together, with Lady Douglass in tho load. General Mack outfooted her down tho hill, and tne maro lost hor stilde just i ast tho half, falling to thu rnnr, Jewell closed up on Genorul Mack near tho third iiuartoi, but broke and dropped buck, while Mnjor Vlrlch mado a rush ou the otilsidi) that landed him a winner of tho bent In 2 2i, with Jowoll in second pbice. Major I Inch brought fl' and the Hold $U."i beloro the second ho.it. This time Ladv Dmiglai-s was stoaiiy. and passing Gen oral Mack lu tho llrst iiuarter camo home enslly In 2.2114. hor llrst record below 2''lu. Her atook rose at once, and she brought Kiiinndtbe Hold $11 boforo the third hum. I'or the lit Ht. half iho in uro looked like a winner, but a broak In the third iiuurter giue Maggie Mitchell the lead. 'J lion Major Llrlch emtio along, but Jewell having seitlcd down to busi ness overhauled the lenders and was In front as thoy turnod home. Urlch waa after him. and by a last effort got his neck In front us thoy passed under the wlro In 2 2T'. With two boats won Major I'lrlcli was again tho fav orlto. selling at (.'.1 to fi when tin fourth bent stnned. 1 ady llouglass shot awuy in tho van, but was unsteady ufior passing tho half,:aud Major Ulrldi went to the front with Mag gie Mitchell closo up. Jewell had got nwny badly, but found bis speed when he struck the hill, and came so fast that ho find agood lead on the homesiretch. llrlch tried to reach him. but failed tn do so. aud tho chestnut gelding llnisbed on.y In 2'2H'i, With tho Issuo still lu doubt. Jewell was r.ited the best stay or, and it was .'ili to Sid on hltn beloro the (Idli hunt. Tho now fnvorlto did not get round the llrst turn level, and, afior I'lrlcli also broke and lost tho load, Happy 'ihouglii, Jr., showod in front nnd stayed thoro to the half. 'I ben Lady Douglass over hauled lilni. nnd ssemod to hate tho heat In band ns thoy swung into tho straight. Her rlngton had got Minor llrlch down tn busi ness, howowir. and when ho came up wllh tho mare she failed to respond to I'llmlei's rally. I and the Mnjor landed tho hont nnd race in Tho wlnnoi has not been i nrtlciilnrly well thought of in his former rncos, but ho I protod a ganm ond reliable trotter lenterdny, i und has Iriipronul greatly on Ills form Inst sen sou, when ho mndo a reuonl ol 2.. in. Ho is of Morgan blond through lire and dam. with it cross of old Abdullah In tho paternal Hue, 2 lOllfma, Jiurie IflV Malor llrlch b t by V ennont tbilsllsh illerrlUKioii I 3 I 2 I Jewell, Hi k. by laylnii I-ilall .-nil I In .'421 Lie!) Poiitf.a ti in., b Arlington iniii lev) 6 I 4 It 2 M.itkio MPcl ell b m (tereaiire) .1 3 ,i 4 1, Happy Thoiisht, 'r.li s (r-aiulrr) 7 u ft .1 2 Tmle. Ii 111 ll- III. II) ft 7 7 7 4 (.en .Msik. It r- illoDard) 4 0 11 dr llme-2 ."i 1 Ji,', 2 T.' J 2l."i. ror this ufternoon tho programme Is ns fol lows 2:nn ci tns. Hr .1 O Pnrke. Nsw lurk br b. fast Brefney, l I- l-aniters Nee Vork b in .Nsntil. h. John Pair N.wiork, bik it mil) Uar.liall. I rank 1 .ririiaoii. ew lork, y ir lituade. Willvm I 01 ell. New lork 0 111 Hal 1 Ji 11 llerriiiston, I'liuvlikrrp'le, ,N V li m Klttv M li II llirrn nl"ll rntnlisreisle v. 1 b k lluytuu. Iho. lorr. .Ne lork or 111 Alb. 1; neorse I Irlpii, My.Uc nrl life, onu b li, llaopr Tlioiiybt Jr .1 it helpley New Vork ni Slu.r nare foot lea.e lereiucc Neiv nrk b in. Ma )ir"niil, lliram Sinllh .New Vork b K i.rcat I J-Irrn J110 I' turner Amllrrl'irk Pi... n m Aiule V. .Nicholas Duuu, Jlrldytport b. j. ha.iern huy. .'-'lu ana SI 1' Sander'. New lork. b. ir t lolln Jainea l.lllo. I'hllai'ell bin la.b in Aillin. 11 ll.rrlinrtiili I'ouiibkefptle .N i,,- u u Plmo H llliain Mi Inilaon rMlsdeipbla pu rli llovaL Jno. b Turner Ambler I ark. Pa, b. li Milpni.n KidveisoodMock tarin, Haubury, (onn, blk U Onir. terinaater I'arkMiio Farm, I'arkvllle. I. I h. rn, Kdllh It ;sarklll J arm. I'srt rlilr b I br in l.anusna, J. W, Shea, oyratuse, N b lu. Uabel a Jimmy Lynch ItereWea (be 81,000 Hlatko Moaer, Jimmy Lynch and Ida baoker, Tom Goodrich, the Elihlb avenue sportier man, called at the rtiict i,w 1" onlcejsM.rday and recelv.d ihe ei.i.ai at.k. ruu. which l.fni.11 won I.) defeailnir I'add) IiVBrTdeor I'lilladslpl.laonTurslayinornln '"l,r"'" eTien Babr wu lick, we rava her PutorU, TTkea she was a Ckild, she crleel I er Cast&ri, TThea aba because Miss, she oiuaj t Oeeterls, TrhwihtaCTaU4iw,tftTiUmOMlcrta k BJsjIHCa.BKrea.JrjraaSsaaa9BaaaaBaJs,SBaasBa,al voltaire" PaM thM ".NO from k Mirf Momli- teniihrmin hr4 ninif) rrnre (tmu l.frnii uhotoiiRtlitAtiil full of but r klMI pO I -"ill l.fttl liiiiimr n-rtnnriiMR. Iiji-nfif nilrln. IrrlUMUtrj mi I incianclmlr re nil ijipt mi nf lm,iur- biooil. nnd I f 1 rrnui ii tn tin nno oti tut iiiltsi nWent n4 elimiiniiM tir Il blotu ioioi whe.iitr from Hcrnfulcw k1 sM' Hlr illfiiie r othir oiunen tlm HrirlMHii rom l mm 1 of Tarti Jul e, .ironouncttl tli trluiupli of mod cm Iiirtllilni odicootJ M. n nont.sn iwFaftt isothuL,) Krililf tire. i.tm 1 4M il. en nrk .Tun il. IhO I ALVA fl lfM?lMAV SI l.CIKU' O-'initu llarlnff nuiWrnl rnrih-' pnnt iw i irnri ith rh-nrnmiotn. tint! l ir"tinii mir ttirnnL ai -t a iiii:tlKic tr iklrnf itwn of it in Mholc nntti I wu, iinl icul (aft-r trfmlitiK vlth 'fwr.l pp'inti Mit il Hioritr i t. i iiin lllmiit t nrr with 1 mniimirM ton-o for alci it ihtrtv ti, f-liie whit h tim I hni l"ii rnttrrh trf fr-'iu thu Hitne iNfiiilone l trnublAH iti.tl Iuiti. more mnt Ht n to 1 i) (liNti um itinrlntht imm four eiirf Iran lifart f. 11 rmmtueu 1 Uiuviino tuunr litnltn th tmii H tn)Ul;- J M. If KUHI.Shil.N. Plemnt tn tutte ftt'''''t, to .1tjrf n nf Infn-v or olil axe All dr s-tfi-t re I tt I'm r. lari- Mr i'Xi( in a I, II mk hn! lur tVcri)llve prtiuiililii ainl c-f- tlUfttet. AI,AH HHAI!.IN HIT.i'IHl' CM. WftlUt., rvr VorV. 3 ctticicur. Uelmnnt tu. The Mrtinpnlltftn Isoncuc. I I'nn inripnu, .Ttina ih. Tin Miropoltnn P tut riot fj Crli Vet I eaite t?aye I j wauto hr t tl which had a mni f xcliiPk riiiih. Th oH orV la-rt wenl nr-j U to th-bat Atttl ttiankn tn th r(i llrnt furin tllnplafd t h MmiiitfiirJ. whnrniitritMiietl fiuIlleM lfintujr f 7 A put it Kit tier t he rfri'fii ilue tnin t ll Thetouroi til tHI-ftH IT sJfTMIi 1 t Rtl kl T IHM'K. A Mntintfurti, li. Won I 72 1, lurtifr 11-rriBOii h WtuM M (arlani. f arn ill it Wuoil 19 il ITIU rill v h Wooil t n i W T MilfR ti VrlliiniM 10 !j II. Artnti 't'.Uninl h -mlth K J J .1 I luiui y r. Ir.t..nii I It m il'ti 4 3' II I. Walker r Hnrr.ni.ii. b Wool 5 4- t 11. Ih riih t' Wuihitii h Kinitn o M W. t Wu.1.1 r Mtliiil, b Uuuil li K lone unl out tl I; J'Mrnit u m Total "il5 7 MPtMllNT. 1 P. IT. arnnll h Wool i W Al oitr, fill h 1-Unmrv H f K. Vcl"Hia'il b Uuui. 24 A 1. Mniih, c I owf, h o'lEeilb. 41 A. M Wi.ttt I. Un i,l j i. UatHntt l it w ti Turner j i U. K Met ill run nut 1 l 1 I li li Worn) 1 l I llrrrn(n t 1 iiw b Wml ij K W. httftiftsr li Wml, ii M ll Miiltti, UOC out. U livtrivt it Total .Til Sa under IlrntM lVttltt Acnln. Cepvrteht, ibwi. ly lir i-t y ITinttna ant I'ulUthtnf it fn tut tor. Joni-ov. Juno lS.P6ttltt nnd Saunders plaod tlio soooml of thoir tonntR inntcliot nt tho Uuocii'h Club to-dm. Tho ntteiidiinea whs pmnlL owlnc to tlio Ascot mens bolntr in rroc- I res, nnd tho piny w.ih ii curious ropotillon of tbutwitiii-snil nt J.oril's on Monday. Pettltt wns in no condition to plnv a bnrd iiiRich. nnd tinmiders won onstlv by thro sum to loo. tho play having lasted foity-siv mlnuti.. rcttitt will co to Mnnchuslor to-morrow, nnd will Piny Mr. lnek, a very tcood antalour. on Fri day. OnMiturdiiy Ito will nail on tho Umbrln. It basto-dny been lonniod that lttIttH ill-nd-pd enrrospondento In tho VW durfnc Ih'i rhnmploiiHhlp nccotfntfurm catihed tlio Duko of 1 Ifo to nbamlon tho plan bo Itnd formod of nnklntr PottUtand hnundors toplai athNcourt j nt Slirop. in which rao tho DuLo would bavo J i:lcii tlio wlnnoi 100. J Tlio New i:u2lnii Tournament. 1 Krw lUrKif .lime In Some hrllllant matched Wt3r f pUyril in th- tfiurtiam-nt hre to da), anI lu one of tba coittfiiit a ciiriirlrte o'( urreL Man came out to th K ro un lt lu th" hop a or witnetHim one of the final j m ate litis but In till tbc were Oii-uppolntet, an In ths j tingle the urcin-l roiml cnl woi tompici-.i and tha I UfubkR wcreCDiument M. H. 1' Uiintlus-'on was suo- I rraiMI In Ills matih with A. I W rltflit, -Itli'Mirfli tha lattr cam trj near winning the Hrt et. The aur- prire of HietU) rame when liiach uflerMl defeat at the hatiiH if Moore'iettl In the flritt rmintl Keacll ietin.e. iiiidlil to pin) Mr irame, t, Nile lU opponent I male man brilliant mroKr" I ihet-cnren hnin'e Hrt round s W Monrehead heuK ii liescli i oml l'ouml-1 onl Hum li liwton 1 eat .t W. Muorehend, i. i it r lltintinz- mn .ir.ifKi a, i ..ritni. i N i MtiMtfH trl t-itl-. Jt 1'HrLer n -I J i. liall. Jr l""t J W. Mtholit i j i 4 Doublet rreltiniiiar roniirt I. C. tM Kanfnnl an I W II Ft .luiui bent h Italljinl 1. Kel- ftM lo-.Tei.4-n 1 ti ,erri rn.ii hord Uuntlni- yM ton brat A I'arKir nul I. It. I'jtrker m. iUi 7 Flrtt roiind-w t a npbell aid I. I. Iliiritinsrion, UM Jr baat I'. Piiv mil I HniukH lytleUuit IS. nfl Wrbfht and It. lie i h I rut i. Attrrb'jr aixl .1. K, 9 Ttteertj, 7-. 7 I ltHt b and ronl HuutluiC" tou be at It. W i urtT'tti'l I. W Tinker. 7 J t t. 1 A JIlc Hlcjcle. nun. f JI One of thelanjMt biro!it rluh rune held thli iraion will etar from tlm club home vt (he Mudnon County fl Wheelmen .Vi i oinmnnl) aw avenut Jersey t'lty, at Hfl A. M on Min 1 1 next Jn the run vrf I be the Urooktyn il and N w orU IU' Ir lut fin 1 the I r c'-wnod arit al Uerjrrn i' mm SlMeim-n unl-r tho r'n unr or th flM Hh iii n nun v Club Ihem'u ll li tstken over tho tlH I ttt lertet n-ailii to rt'inpinn n t jtin- of nm n twentr the ii)il"t where Uuiner ui! be purl-kcn of and isfl the afternoon i-j en $0k something BAD! I j WISEI fl boots and snots v3S -im Wolff'sAGIVIEBIacking I NCVCI OCT HARD AND STIFF. VATi:Ul'It(MI- anil warsnted to lirraerr rntliiT, and Veei it null and durable). A.k it llrug, Pmin owl Houte IsmiiAlny Merstyef IH iwiii. sraiN oio a new ruRNtTUHE fttrtilth 1 win stain giasi sno CHtNawanc at Iho sfl witt btaih tinwsac sarriA l Witt STAIN TOUR OlO BA.HtTS 'lllie fU Witt stain Ba.T'S Cbsch any ISiilKaHON i aV TAfwrnrmHL waw t Vm Jme it tet Ttt4t2zu. saa. Till Vi II-SJ WOl.YV la BANUOU'lI, I'tlladeljihla M ef iohitin tTarhlr. 11 NOTICE TO FISHERMEN! 1 CUT l'Uiri.N I'OIC Ihikm Ii--.mu!ilplTlnc H reeli balance handle r -m tip I" It "i fet Una, H SI.IA Mneii rrel In on bioik -feet .-thrfd. .tnat JH It'tthrrad ur l-tiiri'A'l Sneliedii mm tlnrfieKut, H H-c. dozen, double l treble led nwirela, M bv each. ItraMawlttU I loni f-wlvel tpreadera. H I'c each (lit rulrn I font iv doen, 1 foot, .o H :tfo' 4V Large an(yf Wool Hern 'C -k-o 7io, H and SI each, "till tUii). fur IliiulrteJ MiUIujJ m Tackle Caulof-ue l'i- ,i. i. iahkti;ich. M 63 COL'KT HT M Aft t U I1AI.U IDtOOKbTN. H, T. TM ft. j- VI WM,N UM iiotlomau'.o' (Oaodo, H iiMi om; wn:u, M Fpaldlnr Urn r 'er V to inwin e xtr Tdlnary redao limit in nutlnirr itmirf l aert ti a Mj. rhttot llal tt.1 rti ttyle li m ix for t- t 4tine hlrtt. food quel- it, l 4" rrfula-' i ri el eacti dotu teunltcapa. rH aitortel V. ca h. rular jricc front &v to 91 erh: hH tat net. tlyllth and haudtome IS end "to. each Thli ...H li an opportunity to ttcure your outing cloiuloi for tb -H lUsUftir. iH A,Q,9TXUjiaatBnoi,mstitiu,

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ppgtg j wMmiiwwwiiiiiiawwwiBBWiiHMMWiiiWiuiii iiwiwiisMiiWa-sstsWs H. 1 Sjszjxsxtmumimiitmmixtm, n. .'uT, nnini nw 'Mumigim mini sfiiisasftnaiu i n; n in j. tr f W.tansjn, T p 1UK SUN, IHLKSDAY, JUNK W, WHO. X i i r. I tiiuksdav. jcni: 19, isdo. 1 London onwe of TMK Bl'.M, smWeeisiraud an nwisaonleellniin should he addressed ts flUNK tj,vfijih,4.iuriiiaiiU. LunJoii. W. U jj Babserlstlsa ny Mall-rosi-rald. 91X1, ret Heath OO CO BA1LT, ret Year OOO f UltDAT, rer Year oo DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Year OO trXEILT, Far Year 'OO I restate tterelf Countries added. TUB 8UN. Hew Ysr City. it I f Tlie Clerical Party. ii The clergy seem to be entering Into poll- ties at tlila period more than ever before In j sour history, Ihoy oro not content with f J slvlng moral and religious Instruction, leaving tho lnlty to npply It In praotlcnl at- lairs acoordlnit to their own confidences. .Instead of this tho clergy nro taking tho part of nctlvo pollllcnl lenders with spoclflo 'political designs. Tho llefuriucd Presbyterian mlnlstorsare circulating petitions to Congress asking that Ood Bhall bo formally recognized In tho 1 Constitution ns tho only Supremo Itulcr; I and they aro refusing to voto until their ro- quest Is granted. Methodists and Presbyto- rlans In their gencrnl convocations demand 1 that religion shall bo made a part of tho pub- lie school education, nud a society, made up 1 of ministers chlcily, linn boon organized to combat the supposed Inllurncc of the Church cf Homo upon scliool legislation. They cry j out that tho schools must bo protoctod I 'against clerical Influence, and yet at tho inno tlmo they protrst that tho seculariza tion of tho schools must not continue. They I Bcem to be desirous of bringing the religious Issue Into politics, with the clergy as tho natural and lnovltablo lenders. t A largo number of ministers of various I denominations havo also been preaching ser- inons after an organized plan, declaring i that what thoy call civil Bervlco reform Is a i 'religious obligation. Thoy havo been en- I Jlsted In tho Mugwump army as political j leaders; and even tho freo traders, though they preach n doctrino which does not go r Jjoyond self-Interest merely, havo recruited j j lergymcn to proclaim It as a grand law of J Juorals and religion. 1 Tho Itev. Dr. 1'AiiRirnnsT of the Prosby- i il terlans, Dr. Elukxpoiif of tho Dutch Ile- torrued, and Mr. Hnucit Newton of tho J Episcopalians havo entered Into tho munlc- j Jpal campaign with groat heat, contending I 'that their Hocks must mako tho t,nsk of changing tho present municipal officers n f 'profound religious duty. To that end, and f i i "with tho osslsanco of Bishop Pottkh. tho j ministers of this mind aro about to organlzo 1 a clerical party In municipal politics; anil 1 t tho churches will probably bo transformed intohallsforgeneiatliigeuthuslasinlnbolialf of tho movement. The town will ring with political sermons If this project works and 1 tho test of orthodoxy and Christian principle I ttnay bo tho support of tho clerical ticket. This, of course, is likely to mnko discord !ln the churches, for nearly all tho leaders of tho opposition aro church members, and It Islmprobablo that they will change their I political course at tho dictation of their pastors. For Instance, In Dr. Paiieuuiist's iladlson Square Church Is Collector En- i J liAnDT, who wants a straight Itt-publlcan I j ticket undor any circumstances and yet nc- cording to tho view of the clerical party, the advocacy of such a ticket Is downright sin. TThoy want tho field unobstructed for their j light with Tammany. Uoss Platt Is also j nmong tho parishioners, and ho may mako 1,5 J A np his mind that it Is bad politics to run a tf clerical ticket. Another of Dr. Paiikiiuiist's t parishioners Is Mayor Smitu Ely, faithful i In his nttention to his religious duties, and yet so 6agaclous that ho may regard the I project of the clergy as Impracticable l Hence tho plan of bringing tho clergy and IS tho churches into politics Is suro to load to t i much embarrassmont, and It may provoko tlissenslonswhlch will bo long In healing; for f no church would bo unanimous In Its views f 1 of political duty nnd espetllciicy. Somo of i j tlio congregation would bo on the aide of tho J clerical party and somo would bo supporting i J tho regular Democratic or Kopubllcan uom- j I lnations. Yet the pastor would bo clectloueer- J lng for the clerical ticket with might and j j main, and preaching that It was a Chi Istlan duty to voto for It, and lnforentlallj u sin I against God to voto any other way. Itseems to us.nccordingl, thntthls move- j mont of the clergy is 111 advised and doomed to exemplary defeat. When tho Church en- I tore tho political arena, tho great majority of tho pooplo will feel that their duty as clt- 1 Jzons requires them to administer to It n Bharp rebuko as a warning against any I repetition of tho experiment. 1 In this republic Church nnd State must be I j 6oparated absolutely and always. A Speech by Uenjumln Harrison. The speeches of tho Hon. Benjamin nAn- Kison havo found as much admiration ns t the speeehos of Presidents usually find. Ho j delivered at tho centennial dinner at tho i I Metropolitan Opera House last year an en- tlroly commonplaco spooch, which nevor- j theless mado tho Itov. Edwaiid Evehett Hale, who heard It In a reverential Ilepub- j j llcan spirit, place It among tho masterpieces of eloquonco. Ho oponod tho Chicago Audi- j torlum with a few dupllcato adjectives that J t filled tho Kopubllcan journal) with oxcla- l matlons of rapturo. Tho good courtiers f. of the Republican press throw their SE critical faoultlea Into tho waste- basket S whenever Gen. HAnmsoN opens his j mouth for publlo speech. Wo are unablo to 1 discover nny rlvor-llrlng quality In his I speeehos, but for tho benefit of thoso who ft dm!rothem we reproduco from tho Jtonton t Herald a report of tho speech mado by him before tho boys of tho Iteform School nt 1 'Washington last Monday. Tho most hard- snod reader cannot fall to be touched by the t 1 Kraoeful allusion to tho Hon. Benjamin '4 t HAnmsoN McKke: 1 Tooa Fjii'imi Thhrast Ihlm toj buto V fleUlOillMIH. I cmnoi tulp but fctl complon, j comptulon, for bo) who hr to itr la t 'l Mdoolroom onnlwrnoon like thli. I iy ihi out I of mTownVnowl.lgnmUromcl'.iis DbicrTatlon or toy with whom I biTo mnicthiut to ao. Klre or 'I jMtiinlwulnri, hut tlitrt are not mny, I Jouht 'j J Utherolioae, of Hit ho;i now before me tint wu fil J rientwhtnlflritTlitteathl place. Ho any of vou tnowwbera the yelloitouo l'rk r There woe no 5 1 rciponia, io tha ITetUttil want on 'Certalnlrnoue (i j frou bora hate etaraeen It, and onlj a few of the 1 j nowa people prrient have itaraa at Ita wondara. 1 J "o", la the Yeilowelone Park the moat retnarlahla -1 tklnf that lhar bate l the tejier tualu. A (ay- 1 Mr la aponter. Bo toil Inow what a, pouter lai J Boat of jou, perhapa. hats aietl that worl when M 1 apeaklni of a iclioolmate who tailed too i .1 muoh.' Attar daacrlblnj the eeyaera, the I'realdent .1 w,0 T Ibat the f raera In tho park had a iool I aB7 namta. One waa tne Olant, another wai the A 1 Olastaaa. another waa the Beehttre (hacauae the I) '"ll1 k bite), whll. another la called Old 'l'nooe"whylt lacalkd "Old faith. M' ll Qearlad the I'reatdant -It la becaoie It ij.outi 1.1 ..7.v A""tn,n'raoplairototheoark,apend Hfia. (Z ,H ,0 T diaappolntad be 'P'Sfcaw t.ttIUim, "l,liot- But no one er.r went op 5fei Va. Il Mr"U,,,u,4'""OlaraJikful'apout "S t. ho,.., ,h.y h.T. a ,.r, ..Hi laalaf 3P M tinm.ttaln ,ha "Old aim a ful" will rot apont Ufora roor return, prorldad yon tat there on time. Ton can depend on "Old ralth fuL" howl told you that ator alaaply to briar to yonr nlndathlaldea: Better be "Old rattbfal" than be the "Ulaut" "Old Faithful Urea mora plaaaora to mora people than the "Olant" Now, Ileatethet word "faith fill" with you. Tbeyeelltheteyeer"rlttimi"bcoa II don I duappolnt you. don't tool yoo, doa't decelia you. (.tttdy the word faUhtaJ If that la faithful la one on whom pareuti and teacher! and fallow betnta onn depend. tbeOoTernineiit of which h la a part can depend on him A rrrat word la the word "fidelity." I would Ilka to leate thai In yoor mlnda. If Iwara called upon toflTea boy a wauhword. a keynote for hie whole life. It would be "fidelity." Some day yoa may read of the Vallowatona l'arkt aoma of you may aee It liemember "Old Faithful," and remember It la oallrd ao btcauie It nerer dece'.rta nor dliappolntl any one who goea to aee It.' Isn't this flno of lbs kind, Dr. Hams If tho wicked little boys In the Ileform School havo had the felicity to read tho Rollo books of tho late Dr. Jacob Abbot, thoy know that tho Presldontot tho United States talks llkonP.oi.to book. But older readers of the President's moral may want to apply It to him. Nobody will ovor think of calling Gen. HAitnisostho Giant on account of his size, or tho Beehlvo on account of his swootnosB. Onn hobocallod Old Faithful? Has ho not disappointed, fooled, deceived many of tha persons who worked for his elootlon? Has ho been faithful to tho plodgea he mado to his party and the country? We leavo that word faithful with him. Blr. Ulalno on the Sugar Question. The most eonslblo and Impressive utter ance thnt has appeared respecting the Tariff bill now ponding In Congress, is the letter of Mr. Blaine to Mr. Cony of Augusta. Wo havo already published It, but Its slgnlll ennco and value will not bo diminished by publishing It again: Wiinnroroir, D. O., Jane It. lno. "DanMA. Cmy.Auguita. "SlrDaiaSia I hare yonr faror of 11th tut Von are In error tnauppoalnir that I am oppoead to augar belnr admitted free of dnty. My obJecUen la notto free angar, but to the proposed method of making U free. It In the pending Turin bill angar la placed npon the free Hat wo glvo to oeruln conntrlea a free market for t93.ouU.0Q0 of their crodncta, while they are not asked to "Pen their marketa to the free admlaelon of a alngte dollar of American prodncta We ought to have. In oxohange for freo augar from foreign oountriea. a free market for bread etude and protMone, beBldea tarloue fabrlca from all parte of our country. In ahort, we ought to eeouro. In return for free augar, a market for W.000,000 or 7u,ooO,OuO worth of our own prodncta It wlU not ro quire reciprocity trratle lo secure title great boon. The Tariff bill can contain all the necetaary coudl tlona. The legislative power la able to eeouro the deilred cud Wlihlu the last twenty yeara wo hat a git en the country aonth of ns free admlaelon for nearly $00,luo.MX) worth of their prodncta, without receiving penny'a adtantago In eicrange. If angar be now made unconditional!)- rrex, we ahall have given to the Latin American countries free admlaelon for flvluonuM of their products. It la time, I think, to look out f"r aoma reciprocal advantages Wo are a very rich nation, but not rich enough to trade on lhla unequal baala. In great haste, alnceraly youra. "Jixia 0. Butiti" We do not know that anybody's opinion can change the courso of tariff legislation in the present Congress; but wo should supposo that Mr. Blaine might bo listened to with uttentlon by tho Republican majority. What ho says Is wiso, statesmanllko, nnd practical; and It ought to boar fruit Points In Dispute. Those who arellrm believers In tho theory that In many minds there Is much wisdom, will havo an excellent opportunity during tho summer months, when the days aro long nnd tho bhadows shorten, to put their fa vorite fancy to tho test of proof In connec tion with tho confused and conflicting elec toral ballot law which has latterly been con ferred upon us. During tho past six weeks It has bcon explained by Ecores of experts In public nnd In private, without bringing to the surfaco a solitary mortal whoso Inter pretation any ono else has fully accepted. Tho latct aspirant Isa former Corporation Counsel of this town, who has dovoted much Btudy to tho rldillo, and has obtained on In timate knowledge of what ho believes the law to mean through conferences with that eminontly "practical politician," Mr. Horace 11 Deminq of tho great Reform Club. Together, thoso gentlemen have come to tho conclusion that tho view as to one provision of tho law entertained by states men, politicians, lawmakers, publlo func tionaries, and voters generally ls;erroneous; and that, properly construed and read through the eyos of knowledge. It means something very different from what It says, or says something very different from what It means', it Is not settled which. Tho view of tho so-called politicians Is that an Independent cnndldato will derlvo no ben ellt from tho now law for tho reason that, as only ono ballot can be voted, his ballot will not bear tho names of candidates for other ofllces, and thorefore he will havo to depond on pasters to elect him. Tho politicians baso their conlldonco In this view of the question upon iseotlon 17 of the law: "When nominations are made by convention, com mittee, or primary meeting, aa prescribed in aectlon 8 of this act and candidates are not named for all the placeaon the ballot tlteplacttArrwhUhnomlnaltotu art not mate I'mll be un tlanl, Kim (Ac name oMe cflcc only printed on tht oalfof." This Is apparently clear enough, but tho representatives of the Iteform Club contend that tho law means something else. They say that a candltlato on an Independent nomination can havo his namo printed on as many tickets of his choice as ho pleases, and can take tho entire ticket nominated by any or all of tho political organizations and have his own namo substituted on each ticket for that of tho candltlato of tho organization. This Is to be done under section 6 of tho law "The Independent certificate may designate and ap point on the face thereof caeor more peraona who, for the purposes set forth In aectlon 17 of thla act, aball rep resent the algnaturaa of said certificate." Section 17 says "There ahall also be aa many different ktnda of ballota aa may bo required to comply with the directions hereinbefore authorised of tho person or per sons designated and appointed, as provided In aectlon fl of thla act tipoa certificates of nomination." According to this theory, a most ludi crous situation would ensuo. A Deraocratlo candidate for Congressman, for Instance, would appear on ono ticket only, and a Republican candldato on one ticket only; but a Woman's Suffrngo or Iteform Club crank could appear on as many tickets as ho asked tho titato to print for htm, perhaps fifty or sixty. Tho hapless voter would thoroforo recelvo on entering the polling placo some sixty-two tickets, on sixty of which the name of the crank would bo printed, whereas It would need an active search to extricate from tho bunch tho ono Democratic or one Repub lican ticket. The law already provides for the printing this year of thirty-two billion tickets In Now York cltyl If such a pro vision as Is claimed really exists, the num ber would havo to be multiplied by forty or fifty, and the result would bo lost In a mass of figures as Indefinite as tho number of hairs on llAr.iiArtosfu'H head, of sands on the seashore, or of drops of water In New York harbor. This would bo Indeed ballot reform with a vengcanoo, a real reductw ail aovnJim of the whole business, Tho new electoral law Is bo loosely and crudely drawn that It cannot be said with any certainty what orae of Its provisions really mean; but tha clause giving persons the right to present an Independent candidate authorizes them, under any reasonable Interpretation of tho 111111 law, to sen thnt his t okots nio printed anil distributed, Jiibt in the same way as rt party convention may have tho Interests of its nominees guarded by a commlttoo duly appointed for thnt purpose Neither com mittee Is empowered to embark In tho busi ness of making up lists of combination tick ets, or U call upon tho Board of Pollco to print fanciful nnd fantastic assortments of names. Either connnltteo has tho power to secure the printing nnd dlittrlbutlon of ono ticket. Whether or no that bo a com plelo party tlckel, with every candldato In nomluntlon for every pluuo upon It, or o, crank (oinnvunre, with ono olllt'O filled anil tho others left blank for writing on p inters, as under section 3, is of no liiipoitanoo. Tho right to nominate rtsin with the people or with partlos. Neither the ono nor the other ran dclrgato to n comtiiK to.. iMiworrt not greater than Its own. As '.m Independent ulti70us only havo the p win to luiti ono ticket prlntod.lt would certainly seam giotesquo that n com inlll'M nppointed by these 300 could compel tho Stale to print fifty or sixty sots of tick et's for eiich voto; whereas a political organ I7.1 ion casting perhaps 100,000 votes would be by Inw restricted toouo tlckctonlyln tho hnndi of eneh fleet or I 'iheso mo tho facts of the case, from which ovuiy uwler can draw his own conclusion, but tho cliiMitustaneo thnt any controversy hns niisen upon so plain a point shows how ambiguous the now law Is In Its terms, nnd how unsatisfactory n thing It would bo to have much lawmaking dono by states men of tho Reform Club pattern, who nro unable to explain the meaning of features of legislation which thoy say thoy originated, which they lose no opportunity of approv ing, and which thoy call upon every one elso to favor and applaud. Idterury Prospects In the Twenty-sixth District or Pennsylvania. Slnco the rearrangement of the Congress districts in Pennsylvania, the town and county of Erio are In the Twenty-sixth along with Crawford county, instead of forming, with Venango nnd Warren, the Twenty- seventh and tall-end district of the btato, as was previously the case. This circumstance, uninteresting as it may seem, has an Important relation to the pros pects of epistolary literature In tho region infestod by tho Hon. William L. Scott. In tho celebrated campaign of 1880, whon Bill Scott was running as an alleged Dem ocratic candidate for tho Fiftieth Congress, ho was obliged to apply to tho Republican President of a groat railroad corporation for assistance to enable him to carry the old Twenty-seventh district, or to "pull through," as Bill Scott expressed It at the time. And tho Democratic plurality that year In Erio, Venango, and Warren counties, with all of the help the candidate secured from Dr. Depew, was only 1,213, with a Prohibitionist candidate in tho dold who re ceived 2,140 votes. Now that Erto county is associated with Crawford, tho up-hill work for a Democratlo candidate for Congress from that district is at III stcepor. Tho present Representative, Mr. Culbcbtson, is a Republican. Ho car ried the district two years ago by moro than 3,000 Kopubllcan plurality. The Crawford county Democrats havo nominated Mr. Scott for Congress. Erie has 6tlll to make her choice. If it should bo Bill Scott, he would be the Democratlo candidate) for tho Fifty-second Congress, and, as we learn from tho Xiw York Timta, ha would have the active support of tho corporations which have hitherto been powerful in Penn sylvania politics." But If it wns n tight squeeze for Bn,L In 18S6 In the old district, beforo he had demon strated tho truu nature of his solicitude for thowolfaroof tho starving coal miner, what would It be In tho now district, now that ho Is hotter known and lias a solid Republican plurality of 3,000 to overcome with freo rail road passes and othor benefactions Ho barely pulled through four yoars ngo. How many letters would he have to write this fall modelled on his celebrated appeal to Dr. Dkpew "Mr piuRelR. Darsw: 1 don't often ask for favors in the way of passes, but If I could get an annual pasa, good until Jan 1, over the New York Central Railroad aud It would ault me better If I could get It from New York to Frle In favor of lliaur JH'TrxitruLP. It wootd bo a great advantage to me hr In thla district. AlthouKh you atro m Bopablleam send I asm at Denaocratt, we do not differ aatuQfcs 1st re gnrd to our views In connection wltb corpo rate property, nnd I nsatr be sable to ssrve tneae tntereats should I pull throng;- apjnln. "I am aure the puss would not be used three Umea betsseen now and Jan. 1. Youra truly, Erii, ra Sept. 23, issa. W. L. Scorr." There are times, In Bill Scott's opinion, when corporation men ought to stand to gether, without regard to party lines. If tho Democrats of Erie county are so crazy as to make him the chosen representative of their Democracy, wo havo no reason to supposo that Bill's pen will hesitate to ad dress to Republican railroad Presidents all over tho country appeals as urgent and promises as glowing as those which enlisted the sympathetic codperatlon of Dr. Depew. Tho heart, even of a Republican railway President, that can resist such an appeal, must be made of anthraclto. If Bill Is nominated, we don't believe he will "pull through again." Nevertheless, tliero will be a good many letters written this fall in Erie. Art in Brooklyn. Simultaneously with the announcement that the affairs of the Art Association in Brooklyn nro to bo more vigorously admin istered thnn thoy have been for the last two or three years, comos the nows that the Brooklyn Superintendent of Parks has re fused to grant to Mr. William M. Cimse a permit to sketch In Prospect Park. Mr. CiiAsis has the mlsfortuno of being a professional painter, and for this reason it Is deemed objectionable to allow him to mako pictures in that park. If ho were only on niiiufetir, ho would not bo excluded from this prl lingo; but Mr. Aneuiiin Jones, the park -iiiermti'ndnut, has determined In Ills own mind that Prospect Park shall be used by m tints for pleustiru nnlv, and not for prollt. Hence Mr. Chahi: Is barieil out. When a i cjioi ter of Tin: Hn.v called the at tention of Mr. Oeoiioi: V. Biiowkii, tho Pres ident of tho IliooUlyn Park Department, to this mutci, his rrriwnso wiik that ho could not untleirtiuiid II, nnd that tho Commis sioners hud iiooblectlon to the presence of artists In Prospect Pnik. Wo advle Mr. Buowim to tuke the pulns to uudcrittnnd it without nny delay vihnt.iver, and to abro gate at once such a ridiculous legulatlon us Mr. Aneuhin Jonhs proposes to enforce. If there Is anything In Brooklyn, or In New York for that matter, that any artist wants to pnlnt, let him paint It without let or hindrance. Brooklyn lias a very beautiful park, in somo re.spocts superior to tho Central Pork, especially by reason of tho greater ago and size of Its forest trees; and why any one should deslro to prohibit tho re production of its beauties on canvas, wo cannot Imagine, Besides, If anybody Is to bo forbidden to skotch tliero, it should not be the professional artist who works tor his living, but the well-to-do amateur, to whom sketching Is a mere amusement. Brooklyn ha sometimes been called t country village; but there Is hardly any Tillage whose Inhabitants would not take pleasure In having the attractiveness of its surroundings perpetunted by art. We commend Mr. Aneuhin Jones to tho unfavorable attention of tho Brooklyn Park Commissioners. They should suppress him. Tho census seomt to bo an extraordinary failure. The Qlobf.fltmotraU a stalwart Republican journal, tlsolares that in St. Louis It Is incom plete and umtatHactorr. The Jinit Citu Titnts. o stalwart Uomocratlo Journal, reports that Kansas City will bo cro1y mlnropro sonted In tha coii'iusof ISDO unless a rocount enn bo secured." The nntne complaint is made In almost every quarter of the country. It will not bo surprising if tho roport proves true that Stanley la going back to Africa next year as Ooornor of the Congo Stnto. King I.coroi.!) has been particularly happy In tho Oovornors who havo roprofiented him on tho Congo. Vf. Winion, who fcuccooded Stanley, and Jannskns, tho presont Ineumbont. have both dono much to replace savaKory with ordor and good government. But aftor all thr-io is no namo so potent on tho Congo as that of Stanley, and it will be a boon to thoStatoit tblsmnn of wonderful onergy Is In command whon tho new era which tho railroad will introduce Is ushered in. Tho Board of Pollco Commissioners havo done wisely In doallng promptly with ths charges which Assistant District Attornoy Jkiiome makos agnlnBt Dotoctlvo Carey of tho Sixteenth product. In tho Si-ence trial on Monday Mr. Jkiiome nccuaod CAnny of perjury and testified that ho would not bellavo lilm un der oath. Omiky was one of the witnesses acalnst Spence, but his avormont that tho prlsonor bad made to him a confession of wil ful Intent was discredited by tho mry, who found tho prisoner guilty of murder in tho sec ond ilecrso only. The Pollco Poaril hnvo re quested Mr. Jkromk to formulate his accusa tions against tho ofllcor. so that thoy may bo Inquired Into by the Board. According to Mr. Jehomk. Ctnr.T is the sort of ofllcer whoso continuance ontheforcots n glaring injustico to his moro ablo aud consci entious associate. It appears that the Dis trict Attorney's office rooontly prosecuted a case against a young man who was accusod of snatohlng a pocketbook from a lady's hand. Detective Cahey asked Mr. Jerome, when the latter was preparing the ca?e, If there was not some way in whioh ho could brine in the fact that the prlsonor had a brother In Sice Sing, and Jfrome told him he could not, Whon De tective Caiucy took tho stand, he surprised Mr, Jerome by swearing that when ho caught tho prlsonor ho reproached him with following in the footsteps of his brother who was In prison. The policeman Intowhcso hands the prisoner had run when arrested said that De tective Carey was not noar him, and had said nothing about his brother. The prlsonor was discharged. In another case, a youthful prisoner, who was accused of stealing a coat, claimed to bo innocont Do toe the Cvrey at the trial turned up the sleevo of tho coat, It Is said, and disclosed the name of tho owner printed insldo. Tho boy protested his lnno conee. and was acquitted. The namo. It Is said, bad been stamped by Ciiiky subsequent to the arrest of the prisoner, and for the pur pose of connecting him with the crlmo, of whioh ho was found to bo entirely innocont. To tho credit of tho pollco force such accusa tions as those against Cujky are rare. The manufacture by a police ofllcer of false and iDcrlmlnatlng testimony to tho projudlco of nn innocent person, Is a detestable offence. Tho Police Commissioners cannot bo long in arriv ing at a final judgment in this caso. The Chicago running track, ns we learn from tho Kansas City Times, Is to lead off In revolutionizing racing in the direction of longer dlstnncos. AtltsnoU meeting, besides a two-mlio race, there will bo ono for two miles and a half, ono for three miles, nnd aDOthor for four miles, tho latter for an added sum of $4,000. Wo cannot say that we are fond of four-mile heats. They may bo won by bottom without speed, and that is a combination but little more aduilrablo to the racing man than speed without bottom. But wo applaud the spirit that prompts a change of the nature proposed In Chicago, and for Its justification It may point to the fact that the now preifminout win ner of the Suburban on Tuesday, n genuine race horso, was from a dam by a four-mile sire. Vet Salvator's slro was a sprinter only. Tho Anti-Slavery Conference Is nbout roady to tell the world of tho plans it has been maturing for over six months for joint action by the powers to end Arnbslan raid ing. It It presents a practicable scheme, the war of civilization upon slave stealing will be among the great events of the noar futuro. Monnwhlle tho slave doalors are making bay while the sun shines. They are stealing out of thellttlo Afrlcnn rivers with their slave-laden dhows whenever the const is clear, and a few weeks ago thoy landod a hundred unfortunates on ths coast of Arabia, with a British cruiser on the other side of a reef looking on, but pow erless to Interfere. BOSTON nitlDEUr INVESTIGATION. Members of the Z.eiclslntnre Dined and Wined ait at Railroad Company's Kxpenae. Boston, June la In the investigation into tho eharges of corrupt mothods in connection with elevated railway petitions. Lawyer Henry D. nydo of the West Ilnd syndicate testiflod to day as to tho company's courso In tho make up of tho Street Hallway Committee. Ho said the compnny took no part in tho Speakership con test, but when it was over the mako up of tho committee was talked ovor with cx-Oov. Long. It was expected that flov. Lone would Bpouk to tho Speaker about Romo of tho men, but ho did not know whothor ho did or not. He consider ed It propor for u corporation socking legisla tion to consult with tho breaker, l'rosiilont Kprnguoof theisenatii was ticked to appoint it lawyer on the connnltteo, but was told that it mnoo no (IKToreneo to th company which one. It wns absolutely necessary for n comp'tiiv lll.o tho U'ost L'nd. desiring logislnilon to eiiKitgo a good part of tho lobby every year to proloet itself. Ho thought thnt two-thirds of tho memborsof thol.euilntuio hud dined at tho Algonquin Club. The ilinnors cost about $l.."iu a plate, exclusive of wtno and cigars. The Hon. Thoodoro C. Hates had lienn lor a long tlmo Interested In tlio West I nd company, though holdliigstock in trust. HoAoltinteorud lilBaa-slsionce. and was to get tlOOou fur his service". He wroto witness that tho Amen hhepard peoplo wore trilng to wicure the election of members favorablo to thorn In Wor cester county, and asked for iOilll to yeciire tho nomlnntlou of men favorable to the ost l.iid, and it wait sent. Witness supposed thy money was for carriage hlio, Ac. No tfimrter for tbe IIox. irtrni Uu Bmlon tlm'i. It ths public hog can be rtuek anil quartered by a newspaper'a Influence, that newspaper la Tint Svx. Tin Bcs. wlilcli ablnea for all, nileht turn Its rays Boston war, aftf r Mlthtlnr the Vf sv York speclmrn. for there are hofti tiers, too. .New York rannot claim a monopoly. rrbin iht .Mimmtiry. Ths Sou with characteristic mrry and appropriate n'as, le waring; a timely arrare eg tlnst the great ptibllo bog; I, r those who conduct tsemselvrs in public con veyanresnalf they were hoga r-pllllnir. lark of cotir tesy to women, ao, ure among the character lath a at tackei. We wlshTur bun great saccrsa. Queer Census Work. from Vu IxiUai .Vu. Fwcuul T.June II The rerrltorla! enumerators, appointed by (Jov Steele, are gathering statistics for a political poll book, laoli vulsr Is asked his political. This Is raising such a howl of dissatisfaction that It la likely the (jucruor will glvo instructions to stop the practice. Philadelphia's Music Criterion. A mouth organ contest took place recently at the rooms of a Kensington social duo, but tho affair did not speak fclltily for tbe musical ear of that section, for the fellow who played the longeat captured tho prUe. funs from the Klectrlral Field. "Well, I'm ohm," aald ths electrician, when he had let himself In after midnight. "But why are you Insulate I" aaked his wife. A Confession. lank Ten teem to Ve la bad ktunsr lo-nlfHt I ipacsr-lea, I aa grinding eat Jeksa, maamssamBBMBBBsaukmBSkWBakm jivrisa niEiu utBCUABasa. now Oar Recnlar Soldiers ran. Hereafter Hoaoratitr I.easre the Bervlco When They Don't I.Ike If. WisniNOTON. June 18. One of the most im portant changes over ofTeoted In army admin istration has just boon anthorlrod by Congress. Tho liberty given to the soldier to purchasa the unoxptrod portion of his enlistment, though familiar In soma forolgn services, Is a novolty Inoure. One objection to it has bcon its supposod tondenoy to unottlo the military establishment by glting tho Government too littla assured hold on tho mon. It has also boon suggested that discharges by purchase might have n bad ofToct on tlio illscliillno of thoso who should remain. On tho othor hand, n cnuso of depletion and demoralization much groator than could bo imputed to the purchoso system has for n longtime existed In thoonormous drain from dosortloc. To discharge in nn ordorly way tinder duo process of law thoso who aro chron ically discontented with tho sorico Is cortnln ly better thnn to liao thorn oscape In violation of law. llesldos, tbe pecuniary advantages of tho formor system aro groat, since tho flovorn ment can rolmburso Itxelf for Its oxponsos In equipping and transporting tho recruit. At nil etents, undor the act now patsod by Congress, it is declared that "In time of peaco tho 1'roBldont mar, In his discretion nnd undor such rules nnd upon such conditions as ho Bhall prescrlbo, ttormit any enlisted man to purchase his dlschnrgo from the army." Of course, these conditions will provido agnlnst tho sudden and unwlso reduction of a particu lar garrison or command. The first thought to suggest itself Is that tho worthless and sblftlos4, whom It may be most duslrablo to net rid of.will probably have no funds with which to buy their freedom, while tho btendy and frugal, whom It is desirable to rotaln. villi And a door thrown open to them In this measure. lint a proeeduig section ol tho bill provides for the retention of 14 a month from tlio monthly pity of every onlistod mail during tho first your of his service, which is not to bo paid to Mm mill! Ms diBi'Imruo. Lxnctly what sum m ill Lio lled upon by the War Jiopartmont us the prlco of a discharge is not yet known: but It N clear that this compulsory rotontlonof wnuos will co lar toward reimbursing tho Gov ernment for thoso exnonees which nro to bo made the bnsls of tho purchase prlco: and with an honornblo oxlt In view the soldier oau easily lay aside enough moro from his pay to secuto tlio rosl. It Is tlio provision for a discharge that jus tillos tho retention of pay, which Is also now to be put iu operation for tho tlrsttlmo. This rctoutlon will have an additional elleot in diminishing desertions, rlnco tho largorand larger the rutnlnod amount grows the lona and less roitdy will the soldier be to forfolt It. '1 ho devlco nilitht be open to the objection ot incommoding all tor tho sake of getting a hold upon n lew: and alHo of making the soldier discontented by diminishing tho supply of his poeket money during the year when nis pay Is tho smallost nud when ho neods It tha most. It might also oporatu as n bar to the sucoexs ot the recruiting olllcois. liut now tho latter will have more than an offset In being nb'e to as sure tho recruit that It he does not like the service ho can buy hla wny out, and that the retention ot $1 a month during his first year Is for thepurposo ot giving him a euro basis for doing so. The rotnlned monoy also bears Intorest llko tho voluntary doposlts with tho l'avmastor now so largely made. The net just passed contains other induce ments for the recruit to enter the service nnd to stay In It. It provides that, although the torm of enlistment Is five yours, yet at tne end of three tho solaler. If he has norod faithfully, shall be entitlod to three months' furlough, and shnll then, In tlmo of poace. bts entitled to on honorable discharge, without purchase should lio doslro It This not only makes tho soldier suro of a long acntlon, but practically permits him at the close of It to cut down his live years' onllstmont to throe years at his own option. All ho losos Is certain allowances made to mon who fill out their full torm and perhaps then roi'nlist. Still another concession Is ths addition ot a pound of egetnbles to tne presout day's ra tion as llodbylnw. The purchase of unytlilng not in tho ration is now effoctod by the com mutation or exchange of surplus articles in It. or In othor ways under tho operation of the' company paid for the purpo-o. The iusulU cioncy of the rutlon-s lins always boon a cause of discontent, nnd the change now made hat bcon urged by many ofllcers. Will thoso various devloes decrease deser tion In thn army if anything will do this, the ponding monouro ought to be ofllclont. It con tulns it further provision, giving Marshals. bherlfTs and their deputies, con.stnbles and po llco ofllcors tho authority to ttrrest dosorters. so that tholr oscape will be lees easy than hitherto. Hut the main relluneo Isonltspro vMous for removing tho soldier's temptation to do'ert. With this ration uinde moro pnl atable. the long furlough at the end of tho third jciir. the optional roeao nt the end of that year, and tho discharge by purohaie at any time under tho condi tions to be prescribed, no aoldler will horeafter have any excuse for dishonorably quitting the colors, if he finds that tho mili tary life Is not what ho expoetod, if his duties aro monotonous. If there nro attractions for him in civil life, If no dlxllkes tho ollleors who command him, with a little patience and a lit tle sacriflco ho can obtain nn honorable dis missal. Lnlistmcut may bedue to toinpornry nngor or mlsfortuno; perhaps, also, tho soldier In the far West makos friends, ttho urgo him to join them in mining cattlo raising, or othor industries. In these nnd in other casos hla rolathos or friends can procure his relenso by contributing their funds for tho purpose it his own nro not sulllalont. How all this will work it Is difficult to say. Tho oxporlonco ot forolgn countries, nlthough enough to show tho general practicability or the system. Is renllv no guldo to our own. The extraordinary proportions of desertions hero suggosts that many moro tempting openings In other pursuits are soou by men In our army, liut tho oxnertmont Is Interesting and Im portant, ami of Its ability to roducu desertions, which N tho primary purpose, there can bo ory little doubt. THE ALBANY BANK DEFALCATION. Bookkeeper Whitney's Total Net Shortage Keported to be 81 07.740.40. Ai.bs.ny, June 18. Cashior Brooks finished his work of examining tho books of the City National Hank to-day, nnd made his report on the Whltnoy defalcation to the dlroctors. His roport Is ns follows: "Tne examination ot the books ot tho bank to determine tho amount of George I'. Whit ney's defalcation has boon completed and shows: Total amount of overdrafts. 1 155,372.19: paid In on account of snmo. tJl.i'r2U.S4 amount paid by American burety Company on ucoouut of Whltnos's bond, SlOiimi: total. fllM.74H.H5; against which tho bank holds the stock of W. Ciould .V Co.. on which it Is expected that there will he rca!l7oej not le-s than S15.UUU; totnl not Bhortngo. tl07.7-18.15." MlliS UKAN'H BOOK, Hue Kays O. W. Carleton .fe t'o. Failed so Push It. and Gels 81, -140 Dsmages, liofore.Iudco Ilarrott In the Supremo Court yestorday. a jury brought In a sealed verdict owardlng .Miss Iminv Bonn 11,-HO damages against O, W. t'arlnton Co., tho publishers, for breach of contract. Sliss lienn wroto it book called "Dr. Morti mer's l'atlont" in lb"7 nnd placod it In the hands of the defendants for publication. A contract was ontcrcd Into, sho sayn, by which tho llrm ngrcotl P. print a.iuiii copies and push tho h.ilo of tho book. Mio paid J'.hiij to the nub llsliors for tills purpOoe, and after Urn snlo of tlio llrst edition slio was to receive a rojitltv of W cents ou ouch copy. She says tho llrm Ptlntcd only1'!'' copies and did not push tlio s.tlo. 'J'ho defonco was that eory olloit had boon mado to bell tho book. Futher Ilumlcu and Ills Assailants. Tniiicr.oiTOiiorTns Hvn-Str: On reading is last Sunday aStMi'Thain I). (Illman'a reply to Jlr. R. K Mevenson, anent the character of Father Damlon, some pitssugc appear to tne peculiar ll. Ii I... iililuiugl! admitting that he hss no personal "acquaintance with Ihe III v Mr Hyde," the vlllfler of Father 1). sajs In reference to Mr. Il'a letter to Mr (Inge, It ma) b.' state I as n fact that It was written In Ihetontldenceof friendship and sot with the intention Kfpuliin I) aocuslur or defaming tlie cliorao ter of lather Patnlen lhla mesne that Ihe Iter. Mr flyde waa courageous enough to stab r ather O.'i memory In ths dark, and too cowardly to Uo it in thought. No the Kev. Mr. Hyde remains impaled ou Mr Meteuson'a pen I The rest of O, P. ti s remarks may bo summed up to the effect that, although lather U did god work, uthrra did as good or better v, ork aiming the lepers of Molokal. TheHiioiotfMifibeilev .Mr. ll)do rtulta that sums Protestant missionaries mads periodical Malta to tho lepera before lather II. apptarej. The special ni'rit of rather I a action waa comprised, not In mere visits,' but la entire dn olios and self Immolation lion em uncouth be muy hate appeared, his spiritual nbre waa saintly, llenco the wltherlug force ot Mr. a'a defence of Father H. aa against the Kev. Ur. Hyde's nnchnatlau letter. Wa, J, McCtvaa. Hiimnowis, Jena 19. Walluee and I.owlta IMead niilltr. Robert U Wallace and Ignats B. !.owltz, who robbed Editor John II. Wallace of Ifaltace's Jonlily of foO.uu and lied is Uavasa, from which city tbey were eitra dieted, pleaded guilty yesterday In ths I. antral Sea aioua. of graad larceny In the first degree, Ths e trine penalty la tea years' imprisonment. UBmBgasgmsigsjasmBm ArVHAISKJIS TO BE APPOINTED. Marvelle W. Cooper and Col, Jewell Bald to be Hinted lor Places. There was a roport yestorday In customs clrclos, and apparently there wns good founda tion for It. that tho l'rosldont wns to appoint as the Now V'ork llopubllonn to tho 7.000 ap praiser's plaoo undor tho McKinloy adminis trative law Appraiser Marvollo V. Coopor. and thnt tho Democrat from tho Stnto would bo Col. Jowoll, supervising spoclnl Treasury agont undor Cleveland. It was stated on tho snmo good authority that Col. Jowoll Is a relathe of Sirs. Cloolaud, nnd that tho ov-1'resldontgnve him his endorsement for tho placo. It Mr. Cooper Is mado ono of tho MoKlnloy npptalsors tho placo of Appraiser of tho l'ort will bo a canL, It is undorstnod that Donald McLean, now Ooncrnl Appraiser, will In that event be made Appraiser. Mr. Mcl.oan himself is nn applicant for ono ot tho McKinloy apprals orshlps. A strong protest has gono up from eminent Now York llei'tiblUaim against tho appoint ment to ono of thoso Mckinley nppraisorshlps of U K. Tlnulti. now Huporvlsor ot tho Bpoclal 'iroasurs agents at Washington. What is known ns tho Arthur wing, or tbe llopubllcans who love nud honor tho memory of tho late l'ioidcnt, nro said to bo blttorly opposed to Mr. Tingle. Mr. Tlnglo ontorod tho Treasury sort Ice undor J ohubhormnu, HnH's'sbocrotary of tho Treasury, and John Hhnrman was In strumental In oignnliug tho .lay Commission, which resulted in tlio removal ot Mr. Arthur as Collector of tho l'ort of Now York. Those Aitliurllcpuhllcaiisdochiro unrcsurtedly that Mr. Tingle as Treasury dotoctltu roorted to unmanly conduct In his olTorts to humiliate Collector Arthur beforo tho Jay Commission and his antagonist. Johu Shormnn. Thoio lio publicans declared yvstoiday that Jlr. Tlnglo was a time sorter and a trimmer. Thoy Illus trated tholr comments by rooalllng that whon President llurllolil wml to Washington nnd bought a pow in the Campbolllto Church, Tin gle, with an Idea of koeplng In favor, also bought n pow in tho snmo church. It was staiod that when Secretary Manning took up the reins of tho Treasury Depnrtniont ho do tcrmiuod to removo Mr. Tlnglo. but that Mr. Tingle begged so pitoously to bo retained that Mr. Manning relented. Mi. Manning also retained Mr. Tlohenor. the Interesting gentleman who subsequently nt Mr. Cloioland's routiost supplied him with the llcures for his tariff messago wbleh brought about his dofeat. Thorolanutso much oppo sition to tho nppolnttnont of Mr. Tlohonorby the Now York itopublloans to bo ono ot the .MoKlnloy appraisers as tliero is against Mr. Tingle, however. It Is claimed that Mr. Tloh enor ia III. and needs a less arduous place than ho is now tilling. It is Insisted that a number ot lawyers con versant with customs matters should be con sidered by the I'realdent. and furthermore that ho should havo It clearly set boforo him that tho appointment of these nine appraisers was llrst thought of by the special Treasury agents In Washington, and was In fact ar ranged by Col. Jewell. CoL Tlchonor, and Mr. Tingle. THE TI1I11D AYKSVB CAB LB BCUEKE. It Is Expected that the Hystcan 'Will Be la Use by Autumn. Now that the Third Avenue Railroad Com pany has won Its light for a cable to take tbe place of horse powor, tho company, President Lyon says, is going right ahead to make preparations for the change. A meeting of the Board of Directors has. been called for Mon day afternoon next, at 4 o'cloak, when plans will be discussed und an approximate estimate of tho entire cost of tho schomewillbo made. President Lyon figures that If work is begun promptly, as he Is certain It will be, tho whole road can bo equipped with the new motive force In ten months. The cable will be com peted on the lower part of the road first, and as soon as it Is finished to blxty-llfth street, which mar be In five months or so, cars will be run on this portion. The other halt will tike as much longer to comuleto, The change to a cable will mean o oomplets revolution, nnd when evorythlng is oompletod tho old Third avenue lino will be no more, and practically a new road will take its placo. Tho present stables of the company at Slxty-Ufth street and Third inonue are to bo used for the contral powor station, and another engine housois to be built down town on tho line ot tho rond somewhere near Ninth street. 1'resldent Lyon explained thnt the new sys tem will mako a probable saving ot forty min utes on tlio round trip from Vl'Mi btreet to the Post OIHce, which is now made in 2 hours and -40 minutes. Tho old red cars now in use hold about thirty-six persons. Tho new coblo cars will hold nearly ilfty persons, and aro to cost from $-'.500 to $:i,000 eaoh. Thoy will be of the vostihule pntteru, having two compartments, a main ono and a email one in therenr tor the beuellt of smokers. On the new road the pres ent drivers will become grlpmen. nnd there will bo no reduction In the force ot men as now employed. Tho application of the Broadway and Seventh Avonuo Streot Hallroad Company for permis sion to change its piotlvo power from horses to. cablo wns board by tho Btato Board of Hallroad Commissioners. Mr. FJIhu Boot read tho com pany's application, describing the style of cable and trnck Intended to bo laid, and said that tho compnny had or could got thooonsentot a majority or tho property holders along the toutoto tho change. The road proposes to guarantee to the city a yearly rental of not less than $1511,000. Mosos Hermann opposed tho application, and presented a petition from some twenty prop erty holders urging that there was no need of the change, and that the oablo would be dan gerous. Decision on tho application was reserved. tlORB SIOBUON IMM1QBANTB. They Mar Proceed, Hnbjeot to Insrestlcja. lion Later lllshou Canon's Letter. About 200 Mormon converts from the British isles will probably land at tho Barge Ofllce to day from the Gulonllno steamship Wyoming. Thov will not bo detained, as Chief Contract Labor Inspector Milhollnnd has tholr names and destination and assurances from the Btoamshln company, the Union Paclflo Rail road, and the Mormon Church that tbe Immi grants may be found whenever the Govern ment mny decide to begin proceedings against them for violating the Contract Labor law. Hihliop George U. Cannon of tbe Mormon Church has written a letter to Col. Weber about the offorts of the tloternment to keep out tho Mormons bocntiBo thoy ure contraot laborers. Jlr. Cannon encloses a copy of a let tor from Jamos Jack and W, C. Hponoe, steam shin and emigration agents at Salt Lake City, to Mr. It Tonbronck of this city, the general Kastorn agent of the Union 1'acllla Rallioad, In which they fay that tho Mormon immigrants come here like any others, paving their own iaio, or having it paid by their friends. Mr. Cannon's lottor concludes thus; In relation to ths company of immlgranta now expected at thla port, I wlah to atate tuost t-uiphatically that thf Church aa a Church baa not contnb ited one dollar toward bringing the.e immigrants. Not ono of them le under any contract Those who have nut been able to coma vviiti their own means have been assisted by friends and r'latitee for no Improper purposss It ia a duo trine of the Church to v. liich they belong that w e are living in the last duvs. and that Judgment and calami tle ure to b epeMllly poured nut upon the earth uu lesa the eople repent and turn untu the Lord, ainl, th'rufnre tby atiould gather together to prepare- them selves tor tlio ouuilngaf the Lord sshlcli they believe la not far dletant Ibny esteeui It as a commend from i Oud that tliav should gather and daell logelluT and j they look upon the laud of America as l n Having this belli f. it ri unites no teaching of the uil-slunurles to Inspire them wltli a desire to emigrate- I can assure sou that we arenterseto basing any I thing il' no bv linmiurnilte belonging to cur persuasion that Would the least lnlrlng" upon th law From nil almost lireloit,! experience with the 1 1 iss ol immigrants culled M- ramus, I feel warranted ill ajtvliu that nu people more lo)al Hi m they t the Ciiititiitloa or lo the Has and lo repnbll an Institutions ever enter the porta of the L nited Mutes. piioTECTisa 3 nt: .vfcir pavements. Tlie Hoard ill' Mccti-lrn! Control Itrvokes rlniuu l'nouud Permits lor Hulnvuvis. Yostcrdny's mooting of the Hoard of Kloctri cal Control was a repetition of tho record of protioiis moetings for many a moon. Applica tions for ponnlbslon to string ovorhend wires with very fuw exceptions wcro donlud. Tho Consolidated Telegraph nnd Klectilcal Hub way t'ominny nppllod for permleslon to con struct pubwnys lor telephone und telegraph wires In 1 rauklln Btiect. from Woot Broadway to t'uutro i-trmit, nud entreHtioot from 1'rnuk lin btroot lo Wot Hi, In I'oiirteeiiili -Iroet, ftoni L'ultori.t placo to 1 ourih avenue, toThlity souond i-troot. and cist to Lexington avenue: on r.lgbty-Mxth sttcet from Lexington to Third avenue, to lllUlh Mrent. In addition to tho permlt-s already granted for this xunson. Commissioner Ollioy. who was on hand with a roport on Hid Btibw ty work In its relation to tils stront pning (.relations, auggestod that these now I'criiilts should bo made subioct lo n provision that no new pntemnntH lie disturbed or paving work Intel runted, Mayor firaut warmly npi'pvoil "f this condition and Ihe leitulis weio so pnst.ed. lay (Jrfulil Fined KIOO. Jas Ooull st aa drawn as it Junirln Fart II cf the Hen erai hesslonsto sertedi. ring tho month of June, clerk Penney has i allsd hla name every day. but he has not apt eared or sent any escuse mi Judge Fltrgerald I in posed a Hue of Hon i, u Mi Oould aud four or Ave other Jurors who were summoned, but, like Mr Could, did not appear A line used t" be a trplal matter, because the t'oiumisslouer f Jurora ha1 the power to remit It. liut slure oi t I when a new jur law went into etlet t, it Isa more serimia iii.tiier tor tho Mier'tf Is bound to tol. e I the line, utiles the Judge Imposing It remits It A hiure KlBtn, Hassle Irs you sure he's literary t Jessie Tea. Whenever h wUhM It Ml aaythlnihe UkeieS Bis flutes. rbivbn op inn TonKiomr. Commander Cbadvrlek Reports tkas Oke la sa flno Cruiser, The first home-comer from thn whit aqosd ron. the Yorktown, lay at anchor all day yes terday off Bedlow's Islnnd, while gallant tarn In working clothes swarmed all ovor, outside and In. with paint brushos and scouring cloths, getting tho vessel Into fipl'k and span shape I after hor 3,1100-inllo voyage boforo sho comos up tho bay whero pooplo can cot a closer look ather. Commnndor Chndwlck spent the day aboard, and rocolvod n fow callers who went down tho bay In small boats. Ho said that alt tlio ofllcers of tho Yorktown nnd othor obso1s of tho siiundron worodollghtod with tho ships and with tho crulso, which thoy considered to have bcon nsuccoss Inovory wny. They had kopt pretty woll postod wlillo nbrond as to homo affairs, and had rend with considerable nmueoment nnd somo indignation, hn said, the reports as to disagreements nboutd tlio (loot, disputes between commanding ollleors, nnd general dissatisfaction ou the pan of ollleors and men. reports which havo been porslstomly current for several mouths. "Those storlos" said Capt, Chndwlok, "are funny, ono way sou look at them nnd nnother way thoy are outrageous. They are ho absurd that we on tho Ileot, who know thn facts, rather laughed at thorn, but It scorns that tho folks at home havo been taking thorn seriously, and that's too bad, Tho fact thnt thoro Is abso lutely no good foundation for the storlos Is sufficiently ovldenccd by the record of court mnrtlals and desertions. There hnvo boon only throo gonotnl court innrttitls ulnco tho floet Hulled, nnd tho severest punishment In itiated has bean tilno months' lmptlBonmont. Whero will you Mud ashore a community ot 1,1100 or 1,4011 souls that can show o.b good a record? I novor know n cruise on which court martinis wore no few. As for desortlons, there) lias been practically nono. Of course it is ln ovltablo that, with bo many men going ashore nt so many ports, a man should onco in a while) I drink too much ana loso liluiBelf, or for some other ronRon (nil to got to the essol bofor sailing tlmo and so bo loft bohind; but tho whole Moot has lost only tilno or ton man In this wny. That would be a small loss tor n single osaol ordinarily. Both ollleors nnd men Hkod tho cruise, and those on thn Yorktown were very sorry to have to part with the Hoot. oven though it brought them homo sooner. It has been, from start till now. what wo can, sailor fashion, a happy crulso. and It is a sham that the people at home have boon foolod with a lot of rubbish about tronblo aboard the fleet." Lieut. Buckingham, who waa Admiral Walk er'a Hag socrotnrr aboard tho Chicago until lie was transferred to tha Yorktown to oome horn on account of slcknoss, corroborated nil that Capt. Chndwlok had said as to the tleet, and poke with eijual warmtn of tho satisfaction ol ofllcers and mon aboard tho Chicago. BTIDENCE FOB TUB POLICE. Information About (Sunday Haleona Aeenxs mutated by sTuatlce Talator. Police Justice Charles N. Talntor explains to a Sun reporter yesterday why he had been gathering all tho evidence ot the opening ot saloons on Sunday, which he has obtained from the hosts of drunks who havo appeared before him at Essex Market Court on Monday mornlug with Sunday whiskey In thorn. Jus tice Talntor turnod ovor to tho Pollco Board on Tuesday all tho evldonco of this kind whioh has been accumulating for wools past, When I llrst enmo to Essex," said Justtoe Talntor, "I noticed what a groat number ot drunks camo up on Monday morning, some- times as many as 75 or 100 at a tlmo- Here "t was evidence ot violations of the Excise law. and I asked tho pollco of the products here abouts why they couldn't enforoo the law. They complained that it was impossible for "t them to get evidence except that saloons wcro open, as vtbelr patrolmen wore too well known nnd tho bnrkoapors would not sell to them. Theidoaoccuirod to mo thon that I might In my province of Police Justice obtain ovidonco if possible for tholr bonotlt. bo I simply went one step further In my Questioning ot tho prlsonors brought beforo mo, und when they admitted that they had boon drunk, asked them whero thoy had got tho Ihiuor. 1 hno hold out no Inducement for tho men to nnsw-nr, nor made any threats, but ai n general thing tbe prisoners answered readily. 'Ihe Police J Justices oro often blaniod and hold rosnon- slblo for tho failure of tho Excise law. but thn reports of tho Justices, which show that ueurly two-thirds of the excise prisoners who oomo beforo them are hold, ought to refute this charge. Of oourse 1 don't think It belongs to a Police Justice to act the part of tho District Attorney or the Superintendent of Police, but this evldonco I have prepared and handed over to the Police Hoard, and they can do with It ns tbey choose. Thoy linto the mimes and ad dresses of all tho mon whom I havo interro gated, and it will bo an oasy matter to discover whether they aro reputable citizens or not" ASSAULTED BY A RIVAL PEDDLED, JXInsler Asks Aaron to Produce Ills Hoy and Gets Ills Mkull Fractured. Max Klnsler and Gldele Aaron are rival Bus- elan peddlers who live at 129 Dolancey street. They have had several quarrels lately, arising r ont of their business competition. On Tuesday morning Aaron induced Klnsler's young son to accompany him on bis rounds and help with the cart, and this onraged Kinslor greatly. When Aaron and his sou Samuel came home at night Klnsler demanded his boy. Tho boy did I not come home at all, and Aaron spitefully re fused to toll tha father anything about him. The quarrelling continued until both men went to boa. and was rosumod early yesterday morn ing. Thoy almost onme to blows In the cellar ot tho tonement, und about U o'clock they met again the hall. "Whore's my boy?" domanded Klnsler. "I'll show you where your boy Is." replied Aaron, running nt him. At thin moment Samuel Aaron came along and took his father's part Two mlnutos tutor Kinslor was thrown out of tho front door and fell upon tho pate ment. Ho enys that Aaron and bis son fol lowed, eat on him and beat him with their lists. The men ran away when a crowd gath ered, but the older Aaron was soon captured by Detective Reap and takon to tho kldrldge street pollco station. A (Jouverneur Hospital j ambulnnco took Klnsler to tho Mution house P nfso. whore he idontiilod Anron as the man who had assaulted him. At the hospital House j Burgeon T. D. Merrlgan found thnt the base ot Klnsler'sskull wasfractured. C'oronorSchultzo took his ante-mortem (.tatement. lie Is not ox- pected to live. He is :H yours old. Gldele Auron was remanded nt Lssox Mar ket until this morning. rstatlonul Befiirm Iarf y's Nlate Convention. Buffalo, June 18. Mr. Edward Evans of Towamla, Provisional Chairman of the Na tional Iteform party has Issued a call for a State Contoutlon, to bo hold In Syracuse on Aug. 5 next. Accompanying tho call is a do- f nluration of principles favoring a national our I roncy. absolute suppression of llijuor trafllo i for bovornge purposos by national eonstltu- tlonnl onactmont: pioper adjustment of tht tariff, so as to relievo tho bunion of unjust taxation sinntrlnducod by a fnltu protective sjstem which Is In tho intornist of iho rich; ox- tutiitlonol farms from taxation to tho extent for which morlgugos aro gh en lor tlio purchase monoy of tlio biitno. nnd uo taxation without representation, oxcopt In the enso of aliens; oiiunl suffrage, regardless of sex, under the Australian sysimn. The call Indies tho Knights ot Labor, Parmers' Alliance and nil other reform elements to the council of the I to- i fotm parly, balloting that all other questions of national Interest at ptosnut nro subordinate j to those slated. A call Is also Issued fur a mi- tlonal convention utrit. Louis on hept. J next. Our War Htilps Iliiuuil ler Ilraill. I 0 DoAniiTiin Athvta, Sgiwi'itov of F.vo- j i.i'tion, I'on'iofiiuMii:, ft. Vincent. Capo de I Verdo Islands, Juno fi, l-'in.- Aftor a mop of twenty-four hours nt Mn.leira the b'juii'lron procoodod on Its courso lo the southward tin- L. dor sail and steam reaching I'ori" (irntnlont ti o'clock on the night of tlio lib m-t lulling the passage them was ruiiiiirl lib yiliwtt outlier. At noon tcstenliiv tho shin- cniniiiencoil coaling, nnd will probably llni-h -omu time to day. Tho Chicago Atlanta, and Huston will then pructed lor ll.iliia I'r.t"! le.u-hlng lliore about tho 17th ur 1Mb mst. The lorklown will proceed :or tic 1 nlted Mates in obiidlnnns to the order iccuc'l lust night by cubic lium the Nuty Department. Tho health of tho squadron Is good. An r.iigllUiiiai Wauls tbe I.uttery 1'rlvt Icur. BtTov Uotv.K, I.n.. Juno v When the House met to-day the Spoiler iccolied from Mi I Idnre Newman. President of ihe Wv 'j Ol leans Htoek I xehllligo, .1 plopo.sitli n 'roui Hon .unlit .NougasBu I unuoii, I'.nglitn I. o'.ur lug 11 .'initio ionrly for thoauiuu lottery i ml lego applied fur by Mr. John A. Morn-, with the additional tondor "f sunnily for thn pay ment ol tho amount annually to the state. An Ast t'oniiiarleun. "Bh" hss ths disposition of a flannel shirt," What sn earth do tou mean T "M.e is a shrinking Utile tl.llu-" 1 "t iilttirr," 9 J"rowt i-'Ollyn lift. Mr. Wheeler I auipote tie great and myatertoai U Itnbertbaainany admiitrs tu lio.ioti Miss Emerson! Miss Emerson-Why ysa. Ur Wheeler-eves ths I seana o throucU a couise sf Ufownju, tutors lacy soon (o the taUs, j

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,A THE g THURSDAY, JUNE (9, 1S1K). 5- fl W DOINGS "IN THE" THEATRES. I 4. WEEK OF 71tI.iL aiATlKBKS FOH JVLJr VLATS AT PALMKU'S. Ir, Ive TJaroriiinntn In Ilawlnr Hardon lor a Pfneni "llinnilrd" 1 Nw Work-Maud lltauacninlie i'oullnu Iluik. i A drama entltloJ I.orlr.e." by Alios 11 Ives, Yras rerlcrmoJ at l'Almor'a Tliontro yostorJuy Y olternoon. It wn. dlsati oti for tho ploco that Its themo wit the tnnio ns that of Snrtlnu'u Foilota." Aftur llie croat Ironoli playwriKht linadratiiatbeil a mujoi't it Is useless for tho jiurrosos of anybody oleoBaNo a ironlua. Mrs. lvo'a uilufortuno In tho cliolco of a scliemo tor tor work vfin not iti'comtmnloil by any plnjslar fslliJ fault, for hor Btory was nltoKolhcr illlTor cnt from Kurdou'n. Hotli had do vised alius elnn liotolno. who was lmiiollod by Nlblllsllo If clrcnmBtn.no.os to awoar to kill a man who, as I the bollevod, had botrnyod his frlond, and In V each Instance sho foil in loro with hnr Intondod victim, and dlodhoisolt Instead of becoming his assBBtlu. Thore tho similarity endod, for Wrc Ivoa had not written In any Eense liko BarJou. Hor play had boon made without Ktncecraft, It Boomed llkuly thnt Bho bad eon or known of l'cdora," else sho would havo moldod tho lnovltable contrast of tho two dramas by ovory Informed witness of yester day's trial performance Tho nlcotlos nnd tho elTocttvonoss of tho Frenchman's art woru ro cnllod by tlio criullllos and tho futility of tho American notnan i composition, and wo hor Wm k was renillly condemned for Its many taulm, v. Illiout much allow nnco for Its fow mortis. Mm. 1ob had not labored iinliitellliroiitly, tiovvovor, ami "I.orlno" would mul.o n renUablo iinrrii tlvotbut for ut-eon ttiohtnco it did not dovelop much worth. Adelaide I lu-AIInn, an aetro-B with coi root :notljod, which Buoomployed with I consuloiablo facility playod tlio lloruhardt rl, and a tolurablueomnauy filled tho other purls with a uunorully fulr avoraiw of ollleloiicy. In the middle of tho June nulotudn at tho the.itros. unbroken mivo by this wook'H pleni tude of ttlal mailntos. JucoIm'h Third Avenue b i lie onl ono of the combination houses that lias oulured to put forth an unfamiliar bill. This was found In lat Mnnduv'B porfonnanco of a melodrama called "Branded," which han co rue from the pen ot Mark M. l'rico, a uood noior, and as his work Indicates, not an un tilod hand at pl.iv maklux. There had been mine expectation lliut Branded" would proo to lie a iovIhIoii if I'rlco'n first Play. "On tho ltlollrainle," but "llrnndod" fulllllod its v i protnl-o because It was outtrely now. I'er- I i lurmed befoul a too friendly audlonco, it nnt- 1 utnlly .'uliltvl I lie Kumblauce of a substantial 1 Biiccesa. and Indued, it was well onouuli noted 'I io justlly miiat of ill" plaudits bestowed upon it. 'I ho plot Is simple, and tho btory is not 1, noarly us lurid as tlio title would hate 1L Sir. pi 1'iUo ni'iouicl in tho .cast, and camo liotoro tho curtain at tho close ot tho third act to uekiionlodco his euiilltorV approval. lr an east Bide production the cust wus imi'omtnonly Eooil. Kd- ward J, HneUoy. iinnoiBoniitlnp; an outenst, was a mnnly, hvniKitliotic, nnd pIcturesMiio luiro: II, I.ytell in a uecro charaetor was admirable and lltoly Jessie West, also in burnt c rk amlsted Miluably in tno comedy diluent. These ui li l'loreneo Jtoberts, l.uke Mutlin and 1 leanor Meuon, mndo utiavory Kind list of imucipals. If ttioonturo was In reality a tei-t ol jtiandod" preparatory to a lull lour ii M'imis likoly it was n bcnslblo, iiiiub'nibivo and practical onluro on Mr. 1 'rice's 1'iut tn at ouuht to win its rewanl lor fiui"n of less worthy niol R cidrumas, ennui: to us from Lnij- 1 laud tlnd a plant on llioadway stauostotho iliiBlon of let'et American tentorial. Mr. I 1'ilco desjiMis this vvoid ot encouragement, ut J lu.iht. lilt, play cumulus some well-written V d'tilocuu. soveiul iltiiiuatlc episodes, nnd two 0 or ihree brlclit bltani eliaiaoterdrawlm:. Its cliia Mmrti'i nilnu I- tlio ommou ono of con- Bini(llii) elun.Miiio.'-s. which cun easily be cor ruetvd At the other tlioatros In town tho attondnnco Ihajxuried as tho nlulns havo boon warm or cool. The 1'oople'B -dint its doors after Monday n (.Ill's benetlt to liuncan 1J. Harrison, whos-o 1 a) mi-Htvr company, still nluod by that dls ameeablo 1 Knre lu iontemioinnoous Ameri can drama .idlin 1.. Sulliiau, ninunKed to ulva a pis'iiio ei tertainuient. Mr. Harrison is talkiiBOf "Btarntm" Millivan net enr. to J' the utter umaumont ot hi- friends nnd tho ill- cot vmleil disgust of rocpectab'o ninuaKers. Auv diainn with hudivun nt Its head would of pece"lty contlno Its lour I to the ono-nlulit staiid-i. uiiero "shows" nie inensu.ed by their iuallstie ellects and to the lo-.iei thimlros lu the bit; cities. Hut Mr. llnriicon Is n had w.m. and he may be throw ini; ajextalua. (miiiian opera is iliri iuir nlTor rnou f ,arJun, whoro .Viubmu's tioupo are sint; tut; popular works In u siuluhtly manner. 1'nMor'e and Kennedy's, oneournced by this Weeks co. 1 weather, hao continued to oiler ailety bills tlmui.li 110 beat-ou lit both the ntres I- noarly at iin end. Tho City lliicctory" luw almost loached its closu ut the llijou. mid inly four moio lorbrm uuees of tho merr farce can bo uiven beforo tnat tin litre ships Its doon- for n month's clnrknefis. Acnes Herndou will lliiish her fort iiiirlit of l.a l.ellu Mario at tho 1 ourtuentli Mieoton S.ituiduy niuht. and that houoo. too, willhnvono other Oieiipant for a lonu'tiiiio. 1 l-.MMi the miiiruiiiii- nio leollnc tho weather, for Huber's will i'ke-0 tiftor this Week, and tho Oraiid will follow milt. Thpro Is an ombnirnsslnc nnd unprofltnl lo miipliis of l.ltt'e lord i'auiitloros" lu tho inailtlino iiroxlneeu. .1. .lav llrudy's eompany Unn lean pint Inir the eoddllui: drama in M. Join ami 1 ,ilil:i oh tho avowed aulhorba I thuiof T. Henry 1 rench. which tho .oillo Til- Lti'v comp.iti) who are trjluir to poifurmin Haliiav all mio hit also claim to posstss. Uhrnf-. of Mimii.niv injunctions hnn been oi'hani;ii.l an in ni'im time 1 arlo I.owls, w th liarr. I uidi"vs' nnadlan drainntlatlon. claim-, tlin i t for all Canada. Ho htoi'tly a-seit t.oi neither llrady nor the IiliinL'htei ii i "Mi lliompbon hai-, or enn liavo a i -it id. ai. 1 1 trli t in an American lioMU put Into ill iiiua 1c lorni. Ho isplaylmr the jiieie i irtit n'. m with the Cnnadi.iu colors mailed tu his i a-'. International conyriL'ht 1-1 ninp.lcto l in diainutfo maitors. Itradt's trouie ttaiud Iroin th'S city borne weeks ui;o. ouiedinn W .1. 1 loieueo mnnnucd to hno a little li-liu u nftei ui'. Thoie wuro only ten days ui It ton no fe i better nltoi ward, nnd ho will -.ill fci .'.i t-'hi d next baturday with a i le irionn loin e. I 1 rother-lu-lnw and Dim biionoT, .lo-epli II. Tookor. will no nloiib', .Mrs. V Ihireuio aro v aw lis tho pair In 1 ondon, i and t Kethm lo. will visit Ireland. Frunee. ft (.iMiiiany and in.l It Is still undecided wi.t ihei Mrs. J lou-noo will return to Amoiica in i he lull. When the DoWolf Hopper troupo co on their travels wiili u-tles lu tho Air' thecnstwili hociiniijpiil. It is not likely that Hose Leiirh tnn will at'i'ompan 'hu orL'anlation, in BPlte ol the nut that her impersonation is tho most iiru-tti- in the performance Jllss Loluhton Is tlinwlfoo! iiiihiuvo hoiker, composer oc tho oi oi a ami hhe hooms to prefer not to navel. Tin. i-i nM assertion that Hop lers nmimoir, rent the llroadwuy out rlulit r tholr cnunuement hus boon denied by tl r centlomou, but in tho fine of this contradiction comes tho authoi Itn tlv htatomeni Irom ono who should know: j i Tho Hio.iilway, oviir Hinoo Its dtdleatlou, hns been rented to t tin various oturs or troupes who Ty limo oeeupled it. I know ol only ono nvenptlon, and that was I ml" Lord l'auntleroi.' in which I'ronch A Sanuer. tho theatre's inana lieiB, wore lnteiestid The houso takes no chiuu'o-.. bin exik' in a h inilsomo sum from those who play liieiu. '1 hat Is the poi-ieWif its toverid d.viden 1-.ii' o pit eont. wiuuh it could nut have paid ii ll had shared Iho lucolpla with iU tenant-." Maude llrnnf combo Iscomlncbnek to Amer ica, after ud. T.ii h n'm 1 oiulon eabletram of lubi hiinday mado the uows known tu u iaro and interested beetioti of Now lork thealro Koeis, and it niu-t lo ailmltted that hor on cnirumeut is a stroke of enterprise on the part of Mnrkn, the viirlei) inutiau'er. The famously photourniilied ai tiess. vthoao face was In very truth hor only fortune quilted America nearly a doen veut'x uuo vnwlni: never lo return. The public, sho tl. ought hud urowu unkind to her; but. to put It raukly thill was I .ium) the had undeeeivod tiiem. for Miss llrans (ombi) was un utter and ucnibhlni:di.appoii- 1 luont to those who iHscluateil with the i-eronn and cold beauty of hor cabinet photou'rulm, had lloeked to see her on tho Blugo. Jllss Jlran combe if no louuoi youiu;. If tho truth mubtbe told. When Lisa Wnbui-dead and gone, and with puliilul memories behind her br aiuht li this l.nttllsh clrl over leru tho ridladelphia t'Duienni.il was at its height, lliaiihcombe tuarted in builuxiiue, and that was tho inhere she eiinio nearest to t-hiulni; In. Her photo triiihle lopularlty must be accredited to tlio aitistln perception of a clever eaiueiu kluu. wliu sniv lu her face i-oinotlilnK that had es i ape I the Uugllhh photognuher for she was obuenro boloro tdio visited morica. Hut a Madonna's men and heavenly eyes did not avail Ilranscoii.be lu Iiuile30.no. After B while she tdaved lu a fovvot the vaudovlllos, nnd thou fcho went back to l'liulnnd. Hut she bud married Kvei.irdMunrt before that. They woro dlvoreod later, and Munrt's poxt wife wiib the Casino s ex-favorlt. itilleo Jlnilow, With- I In the pat sear Hiiinseonibo has umert'isl from her rotliemnnt. and has boon boon iu some of tho London in n-ie h.il.s. M t'nrinrii'' tu Uimllsb, The Kncllsh Orand Opera Corapnny Is pro entineut tho (irand Ot.eru House this week a pictutesiiue reiirosrntatlou of "Carmen." that affords larco uudiuucos an opportunity to enjoy lu J'.ncllsli the noma of Jibet'u well known opera. The cast presents rile nor Tagllnpletra u the bull Debtor. Miss AttalieClalio is a handsome i nmirii and t-elina hronold is entertalnluc ami ncreoabls 1 as the pea ant unl. Ferdinand r-ctuiotz. the tenor of the Ambers compnnv iniperi-onates M Jhm Jus. and Miss l.llllaii hwuln. tho now 17- M year-ulil sonKstress of tho company, und Misa Fanny Meyers lend their craceful presence to the rftlesof y-Vajnilo and Meritdn. The sea- son will cloBJsext week YfiUj "11 TroTatojo." AXiia of tiii: iiailuoaux Latest Informnttoa r Interest from All Quarter. The Ontario, Carbondale and BerAnton Hall-rond-tho Ontario and Western Company's now branch to tho coal llelds-Is practically com pleted, ana tin) line will bo openod for Unfile early next month. The road In fil.37 miles lonu. It dlvornoi from tho main lino ot linn cock Junction, lbl) mllos woBt from New York, nnd riini nearly duo hOtith to Hcriinton. 'Iho more Important onnoctlons on lis lino nro: At Hancock, with tho Now York. Lake Frio anil WoBtorn Hnllroad; at Carbondale, with the Dolawaro and Hudson Cnnnl Company's Hall road", and at Scrnntou with tho Dolawnro, I.ackawana and Wostern nnd tho Now Joreoy Central. Tho connection with tho last-natnod road will be cloiolr mado in a union dopot. Tho wot k ot buihllnc the now road was first un dertaken by throosovoral oompnnlos. namoly, tho Boinuton and Forost Clt, tho ForoBt City and iltoto l.luo, and tho Hancock and Blnto Lino Hnllroad Companlos tho two first named IicIiik chattered under l'ennsylvnnln laws and the third undor Now York laws. In Maichof last yonr tho throo companlos woro consoli dated undor tho namo of tho Ontario, Carbon dale nnd Scranton Hnllroad Company, nnd nt tho same tlmo tho Onturio nnd Western Itatl road Company practically nssumod control of tho undcrtakinc Hocuntly, nnd now thnt tho now road Is nbout lo bo ouonod, tho Ontario nnd Wostorn Company has olToctod a leaso of tho property for a porlod of nlnoty-nlno years atnnnnnunl rental ot $73,000. Tlio honviost pieces of work done on tho ltno woio tho build ing of the bin Iron bildge. 74S feet lone and 08 foot abovoloiv wntor mark, which spans the I'olnwnro Hlverat Hancock, nnd of tho four largo Iron bridges nt nnd nonr C'arbondulo. and .ol Hi liiicu ttestlowork, ili'J foot long and iU loot high, over tho deep morass at Htarblrd s. 'J ho cost of these Btiucluree. nowlullycom plelud und of tho right of way through iat- Luiidnlo and nt other iiuportuut tioints. hus bei'ii lark-'oiy In e.ces of tho original o-tl-mates. The road will opon for trulllo with u u.impleto equipment of new und llrt elass rnlling Btoi.k. At tho start twolvo daily triilns will be run eiich way. 'Jhcronro twenty-two stations on the lino, nnmod ns fol lows Hancock Junction. Hancock, Btarbird's, Fronton l'ark. Como. l'oyntul, Helmont. Floiis ont Mount, L'nlondale. Forest City, Carbon dale. Mnyvlllo. Jermyn. Archibald. Wluton, l'eckvlllo. (Hyphaut, Dickson. Troup, l'rovl donee, Albright uvonuo. Scrnnton. Tho On tario and we-tern Hnllroad Company owns tluough an allied corporation 8S." acres of coal lands near 1'orest City on the now branch, and from these mines It will draw supplies for un eitenslvo coal-carrying tralllc ThootImntod output of tho mines is 12U.0UU tons for tho llrst yoar. 'JuU.UPU tons for tho socond yenr.nnd IlOfi.. Oil) tons for the third yoar. To moot tho de mands of this tratno tho company la buihllnc oxtenslvo storngo poekotB nenr Hancock Juno tlon und shlupiug docks nt Cornwall-ou-Ilud-bon. At tho annual mooting of the stockholders of tho Oedonsburgund I.akoChamplaln Italtroan) Company, held nt Ogilensburg yesterday, the olu llonrd of Ulroctors woro unanimously re. lo.'ted. Tho large lneroaso ot business dur ing the last half ot tho yonr and tho Improved condition of the pioperty is very entluluctory to tho stockholdoris. Iho Lake Shore Hallroad, from I.aeonla, N, II.. to Alton Hay. connecting tho Concord and Montreal and tno lloston und Maluo systems, was opoued on Tuesday under tho aucplcos of tho Hoards of Trade of I.ncoula and Lako lllage. The construction of this line hus been agitated for thirty yours, nnd itscuinplo tiuu unites two boctlousof tho Mate. They nio having a hard tlmo filling tho office of l'usengor Commissioner of tho Trunk Line A oelntion. mado vacant by the resignation of 1. nidus Tnttlo, The C'inef CummlKSionoriliip. wiib di Mr link held, is also vacant. It Is tho most responsible post of tho kind in tho coun try aud there uro vory fow available men. The salary Is lU.i.oO i, and no ono fill irt ol a gone ral m niagor or Frosldenl has auychaueoof got ting theonice. t it t the pnsiongor situation has been eottine m bud bIiko Mi. I uttle lull that ull tho general p.is-enger agentb have felt that a bond tu their depaitiueut was mdlspensnblo to prevent u spill In tho as-oolatlou. .lunios It. Aood, gon ouil p.iBaeuger agent of tho I'onnsvlvnnla ll.nlread has presiuod at the weekly meetings. He urged upon iho ugents tno montha ngo to t-elei't a new Commisblonui. .is he was golting tired of the ro-Doiisll.lllty und wasn't in a dobI tlou to punish iilTeuilers. rievernl memliersof the committoo expressed npr-ieience for Mi. Wood for Commissioner, but hu Mini that lie didn't want the olllee. Then u Her i-andiiiuteswero suggested, nud ttiocom inltteo llually e.iiuu hack to Mr. Wood. At Tues my b meetn Kil."uii a joar was offerod, f-J.o. 0 inoro thnn Mr. Tuttle got Mr. Wood rofusod It. Some of tho momhors of the com mittee think thnt ho may roeonsldor his decision it u guaiiiuteo for a toiiuot jours is givou. Tho bonrdlng-houso kceporB of tho First waul who havo bt en working for thn O. nnd W. and the 1'. I- and W,, leaping large profits, met jestenlay to deeido what i ourso to take I wlih regard to the determination of tho tiunk lines to i ny Ciiiuiiiihsions on beiuud nud third class hii-inos-, In order to punish tho two ollending ronds. Thoiuiostlon nt the meeting wii-, Should commissi, uis bo aciopiod from Manager Ho.inu of tlio Clearing House, oven if the) weiolurgur than ttioso .Mr. .Muller paid lor tho i 1- and W. lor ovamplo.' Tho boord lug house koepors thought not. loenuso Mr. Ilo.iuo simply wanted to drive tlio truant ronds Into a hole, anil then thorn would bo nu end of cumnilssions from the Trunk Lino Association. At a meotlngof Hlehmond Terminal direc tors vcvor lay the fate of tho lialtlmore nnd Old" Hnllroad was freely discussed. bother or not tho It. T. should purchase us u company the Inten-st In the it. and O. lately acquiiod by xevenil individuals was left to John 11. lumnn us u cumiiitttoo of one to muko rucommcuda tlons nt a future meeting. Tho nnnunl convention of tho Hallway Teloc rophors of .ortb Atnerlvn began yesterday at i.irlc Hull, s-l.vth avenui-nnd l'oity-ilrt streot. In th evening there woro addresses by (i. H. Wilson tialn deBpatchor of tho Now Haven road:. I nines F, O'llrion. A. 1). Thurston, n rand Chief of tho order, and Assistant District At Pulley John W flolT. Tho couvontlou will continue to the end of tho week, und after to morrow will hold socrot sessions. A lialtlmore despntch says Fresident Mayer of the lialtlmore and Ohio mado a statement to the Board of Directors yesterday which Is ut varianco with that recontly made by J'resldent lumnn ot tho ltlchuiond Terminal, namoly, that the losser corporation Was In terested In the deal recently inudo. Mr. Mayer bid b that only Haltlmoro and Ohio ponpln put up the money, and that they formed tho pool among themselves. It Is nnilor.-tood thai the money wuj borrowed fiom the local banks. lis rno lliirgmiin. MIbs Louise Frances Hurcmnn and Dr. Cor nelius K. llyrne woro marrlod nt 7a o'olock lust night by the Her. Father Ourry, nt tho Church of tho Immaculate Conception, lSlst street and North Third aveuuo. Tho bildo, who whs escorted up tho aisle by her brothor, Dr. Albert V. Hurgmun, win droH-od In whlto pntln tilmiuod with dip liosse lioo nud a tullo veil adorned with ornngo blcssoins. Hor bouiiuet was of La Frame roses. Iho hildoVMbtor. .Miss Kmmn II. Hurgiiiiin, the maid of honor, woio u gown of white embroidered tulle, nnd curried nbnuijuot of dulslos. Dr. llryan Bheody was best man. and ijr.W r1. Minor. A. Livingston Normiin. Oinnt Nichols, nnd t linrles hfcklos were the usliors, "Oakhurst." the resldenee of the bride's mother ut M4tli i-troet and the Hoiilevanl. was gavly decorated with Japu neso luntoiun lor tho rccoptlou which followed. Vim Iloutrn IlliiilveH. Ntack, Juno 18. -Miss Knte Lillian IllanTelt, dughter of lien, Jamos II. lllauvelt, was mar ried at 7 o'Uoek to-nlcht in tho Iteformod Church to Mr. Lri-kfno J. S. Van Houton in tho presence of 1,200 guests, Tho coremony wna performed by tho Hov. J. Q. an Devonter. ns blhted by the llov. Dr. II. Voorhoeb and tho llev I'. Meilrldo Mehols. Tho hrido, u cliarm ing brunette of 111 woro heavy whlto sutiu en train ith veil of old lace, her mother s wed ding he Tho veil was fastened with u dia mond btar, the gilt of the bilde's mother, Jtaaer-IIenneiay. Miss Josephine nennessy wnB married nt noon yesterday at tho residence of her Hither, Daniel Honnossy, 7'.'t Madison avenue, to William Heyl (laser, by tho llev, William Daly ot the Cuthedral. Only tho relntlvos nud a few Intimate friends ware presout at the (orumouy and the wedding breakfast which followed, 'llioru vvoroiiobrldosmalds. MIsb Jennie Hen iiish., bister of the Pride, was tho maid ot honor, aud Mr. Hurry J. iluker wus best muu. WedilltiKs l Ilrldseport. lUiiDGiroiT, Jun la-Ttdl tternooa nt Bt Unift Cboreh Miu Mimlt QUI of rli Brldirporl nuiun rledtoMr I'tur McMtion ot Hew You by Ibe Hot. Jobn Itomn. lliLUiliUII, ititar of ibe trlilMru brlJfiiniiil. na Mr. l'rnk Gllbuly vtu ttiimta. X ri-rcpiltu w Iitia lonlcbt t lbbomco( tht brlita. aiuliharauuli. want to ll noil for u wojdlug trll. tUty will rtni.lt. in New York. M ili iiiliic ui ilia trM' prnti in nlulit Sir. Prank bcrlptura aod XI lu t.arrla Muuicla wara tuarriau Pr iba liar I.am. biraatar or Ida flrit ilolhodut Cliuroli. Ill a Lnda'a tlilar, UUa lillta Munlxla, w mal4 of bonor. und Mr, J VI Clltlora wai ttia bail man. Tlura wai n recaption, aud tilt trUnl couple lUttta hi Mar flOla. k amBmmmm0Bmmmmmmmmmmimm' t-i BALTATOU, CASMVS, AXD MWNT. Tlie Tkre Har Meet In m 8.0O Sweep- taken Bt Mhcpihea Day. In raclna elrcloa Tosterday nothlntt was die cussed but tho Suburban, and tho vlotor, Balvator, roctlved mnny oncotnliimn for his Bpoednndwelght-ciuninrr nunlitlos, Hiokoii eral opinion bolue that ho Is as good a race horse ns has ever boon seen on this continent. David Touny 1'ulslfor, ownorof Touny. tho enmo four-yonr-old that dlvldod the honors of favoritism fortho Suburban with Balvator, nnd who llnlshod third to the big chestnut and Cas slut, was ns chipper as thouch ho had not had a fortuno bIIp through his flngors within twenty-four hours. Ho said thnt ho had looked at Touny In tho stall yostordny morning, nud finds thnt ho Is mimnrkod by either whip or "pur. and1 t0 his way of thlnkinc no horso could beat Jenny twice. He P.rppoRoi In throe-cornorod sweopfltakOB of f o.000 be tweon Halvator. Ciii-bIub, and Tenny. nil to carry the eamo wolghta, nnd the dlstaneo to be tho enmo nB that for tho mibur ban. 1 ho Coney Islnud Jockey Club could add alike amount, und ono of tho best racos that ooiild possibly bo arranged would undoubtedly rest It. This novvs was iiulekly carr od to Boe rotary Lawronco. who. o course, was only too anxious to arrango such acnutest. Mr. I ug S?n wns not St the track, but Mr. John Miickoy. hlB roprosentatlvo wub opposed to lotting a horso of Casslus'o merits In ngnln nt 107 pm,nds?cla "nlng that nlvtor and Tonw nro too vnluablo to iibo up In ehablni: Cnsslus it such 11 dllToronco In woleht. Mr. Ilaceln. however, may think dlfTor-oiitlv-. nnd tho matter has been loft onen until ho can bo communicated with. 1.x JuyVr Nolan of Albany, who Is Part owner of the llevomyck r-tiibli?,oxtupssod his will ng dobs to Htnit Casslus.iirovidlnL' his innor and Tralnor Cnnipbeir thought woll o the Idea. Tho jockoy club nnnounced that It would gladly' add V. 000 for ucl. n race, and whon somebody bronchod the idea of air. llilmont being rusked to bond Ilncolnnd along to niako the tiling lntorcstlne. n Prppoflal was telegraphed to the owner of tho big GoiU'nB. There Is ovoiy Indication that li nits will be amlcnbly adjustod 10-day. Bud n eoaival would draw nn enormous crowd to tho BUecps head Hay track any Hue day. When (lair son hoard of tho pronosod Bwoop stakes ho siilil "I'd bo willing to tnko $'-'.51)0 o tno Tonnv end of It." This coming from the mnu who rode Tenny In his rnco Is Blguillcnnt. Borne .fault was iound with tho w uy 'tho buapper rode Tenny. the claim being mado that ho lost a lot of groun I by going wide on tho turns and tho Btretelj. while 1 Muri-by lnifged tho rails noarly all the way Ono man figured thnt Teuny trnv e od tweuVonc 1 feet more than Bnlvator. an, ttitlil not take very much canvassing to find BovcraTgood JudgOB who declared that they would back Tenny to beat balvator if tho rnco was to bo run over again. Tenny could not have run up to his private form yesterday or Mr. FulBlfer would hardly como Rm and looking for Ills revongo. This w.f"0 gentleman Ts a thorough BPortsman thouglu and Mr. Hngcln should Bo him a cunnce to foo whother Bnlvator can dofcat lonny again. This will be Salvator's last yearontie turf, nud he should havo all tho clory possible. VUITVAIIT. Col. James A. Farrlsh. who for many rears has been the proprietor of what was porhaps the best-known Fnelish chop houso In Amor lca, died yesterday at his homo, 137 Fnst Bev-entj-nlnthBtroot. Col. Fnrrlsh forthlrty years has beon ono of tho most woll-known and pop ular Ilguros In down-town life. Boon niter he camo to this country from F.nglnnd, about thirty-tlvo years ago. Col. Fnrrlsh e9tubllshod tho llrat English chop and nio .bouse lu tho city at Ct John btroot. TLoro ho remained almost without a breoi .,,,lO tilrlcL-nn nll-ht IllOntllS ngO With tllO 111- ness vrhlch proved fatal. His pluco gained moro than locul famo. nnd It was a favorilo re sort for some of tho best known Now Yorkers nt midday for many years, bnmuel J. Tllduu. W. W. Astor. and Oov. Dor'-holuier havo been niuone his prominent regular oustomors. ol. l'arnsh steadfastly mniutainod the F.nglis l character of the place. It was furnished Willi old-fashioned I'.ngllsh furniture, nnd tho bill ot faro has nlvvays been etrlctlv limited to steaks and chops and exclusively I nglibh ales. CoL l'arnsh served us paymastor during tho civil wnr. and was severely wounded nt Hull Hun. whoro ho was taken prisoner. Ho was for gomo tlmo nn liiinato of l.lbby prison, llo was born in Leodb. Hngland. Mxty-four yours ago. His brothor. Hobort 11. 1 arrish. was his only lelutiVB in this country. The funeral vvlll I o held nt the Church of fal. Johu tho Hnptlst, In isovonti-slAth street on isaturday at l) A. M. .lames I'oarson. formerly an Aldorman of this city, dlod In M. iraneis Hospital. Jersey Cliy, early yestoiday morning. Ho was struck by nn l.rie Hnllroad train near the Hereon Tun nel In Jersey Cttvou.lunn'.i. when he was on his win to l'aterson. whoro he hnd lived fur u fow years. Ho got on tho wrong train in Jersey City, nnd when ho discovered It he jumped oil. It wnsdaik. and ho did not see nn oust-bouud train npproiii hlne. Tho engine of tho oast bouud train struck him and knocked him down, und his right arm was ruBhod. Ho rallied after tho arm wus amputated, but ho grow weak on Tue-dny and died of syncope. He vvns 17 joars old. llo was married and hnd two children. His body was taken to his brother's homo In s-oventh avouue, llrookljn. Bolom..u L. Morgan. Fresident of tho First National Hank of Now Herlln. Chonniigo couuty. nnd tor fifty years prominent lu busl nossilrolos. died nt his homo In New Herliu 0'i Monday, uged 71 joins. In his earlier ca roor ho wus n biiccossful merchnnt. Ho was ono of the founders of tho bunkof which ho haB long been 1'iesldent. He leaves a large tortuno to his widow nuu two children. Lrastus Graves, n well-to-do fnrmor, and longnnactivoon lntluential Hopublicanpollil clmi of Home, .V Y.. died on Monday ut tho age ot77 voiirs. Ho was n nutivo of Buudor lund, Mu-. Ho filled at different times a num ber of rosponsiblo local olllees. llo Is sur lod by his wife and two married daughtors. Jmnlol J. Lucoy. an old resident of tho Sev enth ward, died of henrt failure on Wednes day at hlB homo. 214 Clinton street. leaving a widow und six grown children. Tho funoral Is to bo on Frldny. from ht. Teresa's Church. Mnrtha Arnold Hates, wife of Levi M. Hatos, died yestorday at hor home. 273 Madison ave nuo nfter a lingering HlnoBB. in the f;7th yenr of hor ngo The lunerul will be held ut the lirondway Tabotnnclo to-morrow afternoon. Htcbard N- Head, aged 60. of Washington, Ind., dlod yesterday, He served two tonus us Auditor, and twice as BherllT of the couuty, and for several years he was cashier of the W ash fngton National Hank. John Frlnco Futnam of Cambridge, manu facturing chemist, dlod on Tuesduy. aged 07 voars. llo was u member of the firm of Henry W, '1 hnyer A Co., ono of tho biggest concorus in thnt flue of business. George II. Hodden, ono of the firm of Ooorge Ilmidell A Co. of Newark, died of pneumonia yestorduy morning after four days IIIiiohs, Ho was is eariold, and he loaves a widow und lour children. Oooreo W. Hutts, n well-known livery stable keeper, 7 yeais old, died, riiddouly Inst night at thn homo of his daughtor, 112 Luet Llgh teontti street. Snnford Tyron. a prominent farmer of tho town of Mlalsiuk, N. V.. died on Wodnes day morning of injurlos reeoivod by 1111 ncel dentnl fall, aged 70 your. Hols survived by tVVOBOUS, Mrs. Fmma M. Clark, wife of Capt. Frank M. Clark, well known lu the llruml Army of tho Hopubllo, died at hor residence in Mount er non, N. Y.. on 'luosduy. (leorgo II. Fotte. for mnny roars engaged in tho plumbing business, died yesterday In Car lisle. Fa., aged 07 veais. Dr. Mason O. hhormun. aged 85 rears, died rostoiduy at Michigan City, aid. iluilBe Daly Mnrrled. YoNity.ns, Juno 1R. A vory pretty home wed ding ooourrea to-dny at tho rebldenee of LMgnr M. Bmlth. 320 bouth Urondwny. His daughter, Miss Mary Loulaa Bmltli. was married to Judge Joseph F. Duly of the Court of Common Fleas ot Now Y'ork city. 'the marriage coromonywas porformed by Mer. Thomas H. Vroeton, Vlcar-Oonoral and Chancellor of tho Now York Dlocose. Tho brldo woio a gown of whlto Bilk, with a veil ot point laco. bho woro u necklace of diamonds, tho gift of the brlilogrimm. After a wedding bioakfustthe couple btuitod on 11 trip to Can ada. Thoy will sull lor Kurono on July !i. Among the guests present wore Judgo nnd Mrs. H. U Lurromoro. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Illldredth Field, tho llov. Dr. and Mrs. William M. Tuylor. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. F. Lowis, Mr. und Mis, Frank Montaguo, Judge Henry Allen, .1.1), Crimiulns Mr, und Mrs. J 0. Wright! Mrs. George H. Cooks, Mr. nud Mrs. limes D, Hereon, Mrs. Mol'hnll, Dr. L. C. McFall, ami Mr. und Mrs. A. 11. Tupping. IVuntii to Hro IVhat Uur Architecture U I.IUr. Mayer Grant racalv ail attnly from Kefunil Ju, Clialrmaii of Ilia Kitcutive I'omiultiae ot tlie J-irt Italian Uiblblllon o( Arcliltocluto, an luvluilon la 'Mend bla valuable concurrence to bulii from tbe eorlioratlou be o worlblly repraienu their oonMnt to lake part In Ibe fourth dlmlou cf tlieaiblblilouy laodlnf all that ta neceiaary lo demoiiairule tlie aotoal late of bulldlDia In tbelr town aud Ibe propoMd lui tiroremania tberatn The exhibition la to be bald nt Turin neit fait and all arcbitaclurai ekblblia are required to be la by Kept. IU. One of tberooitconraiilant faaturea of the Panmrl vatila limited la the ladlea' maid Padiea iravrlllng aliiue Hnd ber a ready handmaid while pareuu who have occaiion to aend tbelr children 011 a trip atone may lutruat tbrin to ber oare Willi the utmoki conn deuee. No oiber train tn the world otrera ihla oppor lunliy. The limited laavaa hew York, foot of Deibrojeea. and OorUandt ttraela. eiery uay, al 1V.O0 X. tl., for ClfiCUUJall u4 CWdgO.-ifii, coniNiniAN TAtta afloat. rtfteea Yaeht Hull Oo4 l the lower lliiy-The MlncrYa DUabled. Borne ot the nmatour tare ol the Corinthian Yacht Club shipped on board their own yaohts and some aboard tholr friends' ynchts, to Bail In tho annual raco ot tho club yostordny. They stowod away tholr storo clothoa in tho cabin nnd camo on deck arrayed In all Boris and con ditions or nautical raiment. AucuBt Helmont. Jr., who is tho owner of tho protty forty-footor Mnrliiuito, nnd also a a cry capable amateur skipper, nppeaiod In nn Immaculato suit of white duck overalls. L'd Fish, who handled tbo Choctaw, woro his usual racing rig. Dr. Hnrron jumped lnloalooeBult and took tho Clara's tiller, wlulo L 1). Morgan looked nfter tho Tomahawk's sails In n Bull of flannel. The committee, Kbon II. Clnrko. W. II. I'lum mcr. William Gardner, nnd John W. Wilson, went down to Tompklcavlllo lu tho tut? Idle wild, with Capt. Gibbons, and aftor inspecting" tho club's now modol room thoy went down to lluoyld to start tho ynchts. Die signal was glvouat 11.32, and ovory skipper was on tbe WVuli tho wind a llttlo west or south tho forty footers Minerva, Choctnw, 'tomahawk, nnd Mnrauulln. nnd the cuttor Clara, all swlnglnir tholr club topsail-, enmo romping down lor tho lino in a bunch, tho llttlo MliiorvnilashiiiB past lluoy 15 first at 11i32:1j. clip hold the wind ward Plate. The Clara, colne liko n rnco horso, camo live boeoudB Inter, and 10 loovvurd of nil. On hor wonther uunrler woro tho Choctaw. Tomahawk, and Marluultn. n most on oven terms, nud all under good headway. Tho Clara walked right through tholr loos nt onco and look tho load. Ueforotho Btnrllngflgnal for tho noxt class was given tho Mlnorvns bobhtuy purtod. throwing hor out ol the rnco, much to tho du appolntiuont of tho spectators. Mklpper Charles Btovonson calculated the time bo woll that ho Bent tlio bonny Utile cuttoi bhona eplnnlnir acrosB the lino twenty seconds alter the MBiial for his class, t'nut. ercga followed him with tho hathloen twonty seconds Intor. Thoso two begnn wnnt proved to be a very oloso contest over tholr nlnotcen-mllo course. to lluoy 10, tol'olnt Comfort lluoy, and, ro turn. Tho Forsyth, (hrlstlno. Nadlno. Lakshml. l'otrol, Gunhlldo, I'luymato, nnd llroncho 101 lowod in tho order namod. nnd all within tlireo minutes. It was closo-haulod work tr tho first mark, lluoy 10. and the Clara fetched It In a coutilo of tacks at 12:09.10. tho t hoctaw at 12:3a:l.i, tho Mariijuita a' 12.30:17, and tbo Tomahawk at 12:42. With tho ebb lido under them thoy made, good tlmo. with shoots lifted, to Buoy B. and fromthoro In ono stretch to Bcptlatiil Lleht shlp, tho outer mark. Tbe Cloralufled around tho Rhip at 1:28. tho Choctaw at 1.30:11). Marl nulto at 1 .32:15. and Tomahawk at 1:.)1:18. Thoy started for homo with shoots lifted to Btarbonrd, but In half an hourthe wind beaded thorn. The Tomahawk Bplit tacks with the others, nnd by standing in to tho Jereoy beach paBcd all but the Clara, and woathored Huoy 10 at 3.25-35. Tho Cnoctaw followed at 3:27:60, tlidMnr!qu!tnat3i2! 13. 'I he run to tho finish lrom theio was a closo ono. The Choctaw gnlnod until Bho was ablo to blanket but not to pass the Tomahawk. The bhnna and Hath Icen mado a protty finish with splnnnkers belly ing to port. Heiolsthesummury: ceaiMuiax rami tua jmiiii. hill rauis. iiwiib viiob. cuss 1-ncori mo cmim I'jvted CorrrettA IrnQlK. 11m. Timt. rucllrt. In Ownrtt H. x a. ll n. s. Clara 5J 07 J. C Uarron 4 M 20 S3 20 cubs u noors no ccrriiB-s. Tomahawk 311 IM K. I) Vflrsan. OH IT 6 08 IT Uarniulta .:t OS Au MflmonUr 5 la 47 )l ntrra TO 11 J lee l arrulL. Ulsal.led. I hoctaw A.Tba)er 5 in 30 Proucbo class 3 sionrs air. icttkri. Kathleen w. Hhltlock 4 H2 O) 4 32 CO fhouk .aj 07 c, hj 4 4o-js 43531 tomtb. Alex lioe TJuie uol taken. CLASS 4 CAT RII.GKD TACII1S renbllde..... nn on W O Pledrlcbsen 3 R7 0.) siillie 00 K M lell 3 .'SI 2U 1 Aiaiuil -i oo i' Uch". I.eoier :i an 4J "n I. 08 W C Hall ..3 47 11 rnrlsilK. :1;, r' I'laimalii J 4.1 5.. Bo tbe vlnnors are the Clara. Choctaw. Kath leen and Nadlno. Iho Iorsyth and llroncho were so far behind thnt thoy wors not timed. SEW TUMI YAlllT CLUll ItEUAlTA. Tlie Coiirnen .lor To-day' Ilncrsi und tbe lloiitis '.Tbut Are Kntrred. Tho mombors itf the Ivow York Yncht Club nro whistling for n cood brisk breoi-o to-day for tholr forty-fifth annual regatta. Tho races will bo sailed undor the tine allowances of tho New York Yncht Club. Tbo ptpp.iratoiy signal will bo made nt 11 A. M.. and the start will bo oil buoy 15 in the lower baj Tho courses nro: No 1 start ai-ross nn linBirlOHr line drawn from the juleei" h..a' anchored to Ihee.aUor buoy 1,. and about Iwiii-aMeelainllti Irani It. In bikir lo near soulli VV et M.lt, P4MIUI! Pi the a mtti nnd Vit of It llience aoulli of buoy aud north .if l.iinv 5. 0,' til.' P'.ilit of bandy lli.nl, to sandy 11. ok I Uhlihlt. turKlnir from the north and last, mil retiirnlotf over the eain courie. No Same an course No 1 suUb totioif "bcotlund Uibtthlp lor "Sand) llouk Llnbisbl. The entries nro: ariioos-KRs. jv.l Xamr. ovtt ih vjariruedto W F Purdeo frs Azalea Ldmund Uluut. SLOOPS 30 Florida 11 P Klnttaland. 31 hainoa U s. aud II. p. AUichlncloai. 3U Shamrock .1 It Maxwiil. 3 ....(Irjilo loseph I". Knrle. 34.... Kiiiiur rreUerlik 11. Make. IJO Wl?ar.l Hrnest StaMe. 41 Whlleaie.iy Uaorge V Haodollib. 87 .Plara t o Karron es Mrvana William Iluchanan. &0 i.irts Samuel Mather. 47... Tomahawk t, U. viorf au. 4S Marl'iuua .Auirii't lia.mont, Jr. 2J .Cbuttaw Arnold Tbajer. CUTTRi'. 41 Minerva Lee Carroll Jr. Tho flagship K.lectra will bo the judgos"boat, and tho Iron steamboat Taurus has been pro vided tor tho membois and guests. Hoard or Education Meratlnc. At yesterday's meitlng- of the Urard ct Education, there waa a Iodk discission over the apiioliatment to the prlncioalsblp of liiainuiar School HI or William T. Traub. a aou of CommlMloner Traub, who liaa been an aa-lstaut In the ichool air. Traub waa at last ap pointed, and I. vender Chll.la was made Principal ot Uramiuar school no and W allace F tyona of pi An apportionment nf 1 lo,oi.4 4u to ard and corporate irhoo a wna made, and pJ75.ou0 waa voted for the rur rhaae of the folluwlmr ima for school j.urpoapa lwi lotaadloliilnir Prlmarv Bihool J4 Ninth ward, two Iota adloliinur uramiuar hrhool o3, Muiieenih ward., about aeven Ioih on the aoutl erlv side of Forty lUlu atrial, belwi-i-n MXlh and htveuth avenues two ioib adjoin Inir ilraiumar Bchool en. tn the Seventy aacond ward, and two lute adluinltu tlrammar school H. in the Tiven lv-i.eiond ward A letter from Commissioner Mirny was reid. evpresilmr the opinion that uspbalt pave menu sbuuld be used t.n all aohuol blocks. Want Indicted City Employed Dlamlaaeil. The committee of fifty cltlrens of Jeriey City which wasapp.ilmel at a i.iii.llo meetlnf soma time aito to help lo prosecute the Indicted election omcera met last night and adnptrdareaoluilon calllnron the cliy ati thorltle to .lieiulss iltleen of the ludlcted men uho are lu the city rmplo). or at leant losuspanil tham until thev have been tried on the inJictmeiita A list of the men alleired tohe pi tha Mtiplov of the city uci'Oiii.a nied the resplutlou The iiameii of several men who aro not eui.loed by the illy alitor on It, Ml A It INK l.Ti:r.LlUENCH. matATCUK aliia.-ui. rma nir. Sunrls 4 2.) Sunseu.... 7 su Uooa lata.. P 45 iooii wsrH ruts uir. tandy Hook. H tl I (lev. Island. 8 a IlelliUte... II U Arrlwrd-WapiiuiiAr, June 18. Fa Teutonic. Irving, Liverpool, ta Stale of Nebraasa. limes, Maiiow. ba tk-uan, Adair. Ilreytown. t-ecfiynr New lle.lford Weaver, Fall River. t- llol.lflii. iilfken, Port Maria. Ba Falcou, lliilil.es. Ilaracoa. Sa t'onial. Illsk, oalvean.ii ha heneua. Meveus Havana, ba Japanese, Svlddlml llltraltar. H Arlaalf, Sc.lUli.l, Malaiuaa t-a Coventry Smith, llnruaa Pa Caracas, Weodnck. Trinidad, t-ahtrallicllilr While. Illl.rjlwr. ha City of Atlanta. Pole. West Point. Ablp Krlia. L'trilurr, Pemarariu IiatV Tlmmaa lirooks. McCait, lluantanamo. Hark Illanca Aspaala. Flazo, Azua. Hark Norm ii. Pone, iirevlg tlrlif Oeo v. VVbitford. loiter, Ban Blu. IFor laid arrivals see First Page. ittiiiiKii our. Ba tlajeitlo, from New York, at Qustnitown. salt an rami rtmrtaif roari. Fa Soerla, from Hamburg for New Vork. ba KgTPt. trom London fur aw fork. ovrooiao sTiiwiuirt alt Tb-dav. JalUCtnii. TiUflsSttL Atboe. Ft. Mayo. II A M. luoe.H. I'lenfuegoa, tlenfuegoi. 1-uor, M. aip. M. t olumMa Hamburg 4.JOA 1I, 7 00 A, VI. btate uf Ueorgla, Ulasgow boo A. II. ,(ill Jii-Morroia. Agnan, Kingston 1 111 1 it. S m P It) I'ulon. I olou IIIOUA M lluDl. VUiaya, llavaua IOajo a. Id. iiuoM. lacouini, eTMAHSiura. tiit riiliv. Illinois Antwerp. June I Wyoming Llierpool.,, jun, 7 Obdam Hottardam June T Canada...., 1 ondon June a Waealand Antwerp June T Bute of Nebraska Movllle juuo 8 Inn Jnday, Junt 2a Aumsta Violorla Southampton. June 11 Trave Southampton June U Vue AatuiJau, Junt 31, dellert Hamburg June 10 tioravU Hamburg Jnoe B liakla Chrlstiausand June 7 Lydlan alonarob, lindou June 7 t'ilyof Berlin Queeoalown,, June 12 Dut Bwidav. Junt 23. Aoraula Liverpool Jvme 14 Daamark London June I VLASS HAT AT TUB CUT COLLEGE. .A Btndent TV ho Warn lleeentlr Sspetleat Presides Over the Esereleea. fitudentn of the College ot the City of New York and their friends Oiled the colleco chnpol last night to listen to tho class day ox orclscs. An orchestra nnd the college gloo .olub, undor the dlrocllon of Walter O'Brien, furnished muslo. The class history was read by lon llhliner, and tho prophocy was deliv ered by Frod If. rnttorson. Arthur W. Handy, the only colorod mombor of the class, who de livered the oration, was boartlly applauded. I). Taylor gave tho funeral oration, and Abram J'ischfowltz tho vnledlctory, Tho President of tho class, 11. T. l'arkor, dollverod the address of wolromo. l'ai ker and A. A. Aloxandor, Chairman of tho committoo In charge of tho oxerclsos, woro roro.ntly ojcpollod on suspicion of having boon tho j-ingleadore In nn attempt to bo euro ad vnno.1 eoplos of their examination papers. Thoy were discovered In ltutherford, N J where the papers wero being prlntod. Tho students threaten to bring tho matter beforo tho Commissioners of tho Board of Education. Hcton Hall Conamcneement. The thirty-fourth oommencemont ot Beton nail College was hold yestoiday. Tho exer cIsor woro on tho lawn, with tbe piazm of Alumni Hall as a el age gayly decorated with flniM and llowors. On the rear of the stage was a baud. lUshop W lgger proslded, with tho llov. William 1 Marshall, tho principal of tho coll go. as his asalstant. Tho essays woro as follow. "Tho l'liilosophvof the Useful." .lo eeuh JamcH tlately: "Cnpltnl and Labor," Wil liam. Joseph O'llrlen: Two Aspects of Educa tion," John William Norrls: "Cardinal l.nvl corlo's Work," lliomas Henry Cummlngs; n Viilodlctory." Ilonry William HubsI. A iter tho essays lllshop N lgger nwarded tho (HpLomas, medals, and 111 bee. The degree of Ilntiiolor of Arts was conferred upon tho fol lowing graduates: Tbamaa Henry Cuiuintnge. Clinton, N. Y.; John Aloy. alus Dooley. lli.onton. N J Joseph Jamea Oatelr. Jar eey tnty, Patrick Irancls Kerwlu .lerse) I'll) James Joaepti Mulliaii, Mnrrlsiiiwn John William Norrls, .vs Ilruiawlcki William Joseph O'llrkn. Jrney Cll)i Hem- William Kussl, Laml.ertvllle, (leorge James lteld. Clarion, Pa The degree of LU 1). was glvon to Michael Wnl! h, editor of tho .Sunday Democrat. Drown Unlverisltr Cousmenceasent. Pbovidbncic, Juno 18. A largo number of Brown Univorslty alumni gathered on the front campus this morning and. forming Into lino by classes, marched to the music of lleevcs'a band to the First Baptist meeting house, where tho l'22d oommencemont exercises were held. Jlonorury degrees woro announcod as fellows: LL. Ik James McAllister, superintendent of Publlo School 1 of Philadelphia, aud Clarence King, tbe author and eiplorer. I. li Kev D 11 Green of St Hartholomew'a Churob, New Vork and Rev. Wm IL Bj.enrar of Watervllle. Me. lloni.rary M A. Pardon t. Tllllnghast. Associate Justice, of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, and Hon. Wm J. Uopplnaud Johu It Francis Uerreshofl of New lork. Cornell Vnlverelty. iTtucA. June 18. At the meeting of the Board of Triibteos of Cornoll University this morning. Mr. Androw Cnrneglo was elected a trustoe. In place of Judgo Amnsa J. l'arkor. deceasod. Trustees Henry B. Lord and An drew 1). Whlto wero recocted. Instructor Jamea O. Orlflln wns appointod Registrar of the Uni vorslty for neAt year, and Instructor O. U Klllolt Assistant Iteglstrarandl'resldont'a Sec TOtury. It wojs decided that graduates iu the hehool of Pharmacy will henceforth rucelvo a diploma lnstAtad of a degree. Commencement ut lie l.a Salle Institute. The commencement exercises of the Do La Balle In atltuto were hell yesterday afternoon In tho Lenox Lyceum. The eierclses consist! d of oratlnna by the graduatea, eluziuirbv a quarlat, and a chorus ot the ecbooL The orators and their subjects were as follows: ''Father P.imleii. Thomas .li aepb O Mara Indian Grievances. John I 1 rlmmliis Jr Munlvacsj's Mastr.ince." Fdward James Cuff lallaclea In vir. llellamy'a Novel M Irancta Aavler sadller; Patriot lain and tlia 1 hurcli. t.mll Joseph Vllli.nil The an ard of lnedala atnl itiplnitiaa w.ia made b) Itrolher James, F. s 1. tllrector of tie- Institute. David Mctlure made the address to the iiraduatea. Comtiieurement llolneaiut Steven Inistltufe. President Morton of Stevens Institute of Tecinology and Mrs. Morton gave tbelr annual reception to tbe facility .alumni and students of the collige yieter.lay afternoon At H o'clock lu the evening- the alumni aas irliUlon held lis annual meeting This was followed by tbe annual reception ot tho lu r lieorao C lli.uch ton, tlie cliai lain atidvlrs lloitghlon They received the senior clai ind tbe un lernraduatea The com mencumcnt eerciis of the rollejro will b- held lu Jacoba'a theatre tonight. After the evercliea the Junior ball will be held at Mierr)'e iu llftb avenue. Ibis city Pols tcclinlc Iimtllule Conimencrment. The cI.uim of IMS) of the Polytechnic Institute of Proukl) n had its couimencemi nt exercises last night In the Academy nf Mublo. Harold E iluttrli k delivered tbe salutatory and Charles M WUliiims the valedictory. The other ouog oratora weru Alesatid.r llutchliia. Kol ert Van luderatttie lie VMit Uallev l-dgir Atwater MaiiDlui.'. aud Pouglaa nurnetl The graduates Hum 'bend ihlrtv tw.i An ad.lre-a to the graduates waa nude h ihe Krv Pr ltihreuda. and 1'risldoul Cocb rcu 1 resented tbe diplomas Alliany I.isw Hcbnol Comnsenceraent. Atmmr .tune IS Tho fortieth romtneucement of the Albany Law School, part of Lnlou Untv erslty. was held al Hleecker Hall 101I11). Ur. Ibaunciy 1 Ilepew al dressedtbe graduating clasa. which numbered thirty. President Harrlsou L. Webster of I'ulon Collegi. pre side.) and Unroll I. Hooker of W'atert'.wn ileliverrd the v iledlctory oration, taking as his subject. Ilia tortan's View if tne legal 1'rofvs.lon." Gov. Hilt. Mayor llaiiuing, and prominent lawyera occupied tbe butea New Preeldent orC'olcnte TJnlveralty. Hamiitov, N. Y, June IB. The trustees of Colgate University to-tay elected to the Presldeiu-v Prof. E. B. Hulbert, I. P. of Cblcago The Bev. W. N. Clarke, P. p pastor or ILe llapti-t churi-h In Hamilton waa e'ected I'rotessnrol h)stematlo Theology in tbe Hamil ton Theological seminary. "Upside down" is often right side up. So that if our friends who thought that we paid ourselves a doubtful compliment the other day in saying that the Remington Standard Typewriter had turned the methods of the business world upside down, if they will reflect, they will admit that upside down is 'm this case right side up. Announcement. Our own make men'e Pepperell Jean Prewere, 2rt to 31! lu foe I nderebirta, aummer use. Bo toe., one. (inn make Dress sliirta, tl, ti.-'.'V each Flannel tlutlng flilrla, 75o II. H Ooeacb. J VV. JuUNbTuJs, JUOOrand at,, also, 37Ulb ay above S3d it. Time le I.oat WhsDyoo. loot for; furniture cheaper thanalOBO. 0. FLINT CO.'B, HtUct, near bib v New Hhspne IN (IKNTLn.vlllN'S IIAT3. superior aud medium iiuallllesi styles absolutely perfect, decided avlug. JcCA'b, aio bowery, near Prime at Hurry's Trlcopliernue stlmulatea. fastens, tblckena. preserver lu ertry war Improves the l.air olio. Krep'si Nrallam Hltlrla. rlannal. clierlot, and silk fabrlca, II .vi m I'.. isd aud Mil liroadway. AVLAtxtiiaia. JtAIilf MM I Til -On Weduesday, June IB, IBto, t tbe residence of Ibe brlde'a parents. Vonksra. by tbe Right Her. Uonalgner Preston. I D., Vlrar am eral, Mary Louise, youngest daughter ot Edgar M. Suiltli, to Joseph F. Daly of the cliy ef tie Vork. IJATKH.-At 273 Madison av. on June 18, utter a Ilugarlag lllnaaa. alartlia Arnold Tucker, wife of Levi M. Paua In tbe 67th year of ber age. oneral sarvloea will be held at Broadway Taberaaole Oksiek, ctntr Irtadway ui litk il, eg Ytiixj S. W. JOHNSON, PH. D., M Profusor of Chtmitlry, IH Yale College, 1 recommends M Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder. "CLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR BAKING POW- H DER contains no other ncid thnn that of tho purest H grapo cream of tartar, and is completely frco from h alum or any othor dolotorious or doubtful substance. HI It is as to its composition in all respects what tho 91 manufacturers claim." 199 All tho ingredients aro pure nnd wholesome, nnd :S nro published on every label. 'H Afttrnoon, Juno SO, &t 4:30 o'clock. KeUtlTfi ntl frleadi are iMjioctfulty loilled to attenl. iDterment at Brittol, Vl CI,AItU.-On Juno 17, aftor long and terrlbloiof fnnjr, patiently bnrno, Umma M. LamLert, wtfo or Frank Clark, ajtet 46 yean Funoral lervicnatM. 15. C Lurch, th ar. and 2d at. Mount rnon. N. V, nn TburaJay, Jun 10, at 2 o'clock Train on Now l!ac& Hallroad at 1.02 KM. Krlendi lulted. FA KUIHII.-At his lau rcildeneo, 137 Kant 7Pth it, after a loujf llliiei. Col Jamei A. Karriih, born la Leeda. Kng'anJ, agod 04 years. Notice of funoral hereafter. FI,ACK.-On Juno 17, 1BW, Almlra n. Flack, In her Njtli year Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ln TlteU to attend tbe funoral on Thursday, lBth Inst, at 2 P. M from tho resldenoe of hor Krandson, Wil liam L. Flack, 71t) gulnoy St., Brooklyn. m:NDEUHO,-At West tihoater, N. TM of diph theria, on Tuesday, Jono 17, lmto, Mollle, only child of Henry C aud the late Mary Brown Henderson, ftffod U years and 8 da)a Funeral prirato. Thursday, Jona 10, at B o'clook F. K, from tho residence of her father. West Cheiter, N V Interment at Woodtawu Cemeterr HUGIIKS.-On Thursday, Jono 18, 1K at the rest -J c nee of his sister, Mrs. Jaa. Feoney, S3 Wright ar. Marlon, Jersey Ctty Heights, N. J., V. J. Hughei. Notice ot funeral hereafter. Dublin papers please copy UIKUNKlt.-At Dresden aormany. May 23, Carrie Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob and Annie Moss Kirk ner, In tho 22d year of her age. Funeral services at Congregattonal Church, corner of 7th st ajid MaJlion av.. 1'lalnflold. N J., on Thnn day. June 19. at 5 1' M. Interment prlTato. Train leares foot of Liberty 8L aty;43 p. M. Carriages at station. r.AYMAN.-On Tuesday morning the 17th Inst, Maud Krangelme, daughter of John al. and Hannah A. Layman, funeral from her parents' residence, 133 West 76th st, Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. aiAI-ONi:. n Juno U IWMJl at his late residence, UI South 2dBt, Brooklyn, C D, Edward Melons, M. I) beloved husband of Annie I. IMalone Belatics and friend a are respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral on Thursday, June 10, lwo, at 10:30 A M, from the Church of Ms reternnd Paul. Wythe av. between South Jd and 3d eta., Hruokljn, K. D. Ii:AIthO..-On luesdny evening, Juno 17, lSKt, James Pearson, In his 47th ear tun eral services from the reoldenca of his brother, 39 7th av, Brooklyn, on irldar, June 10, at 2 P. M KelatUee, friends, and members of Stella Lodtfe, No. 4& F. and A, M are Invited to attend. Kindly omit tlowern. Patert-on. N J., papers please copy. HI.OANK. Suddenly, at Lenox, ilasa., Juno 17, Thomas C. bloano of New Vork, In the 43d year of his age. Funeral services at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, corner &Mh st on Friday, June 20, at 10 A. M. Please omit flowers. TAI..llOT.-0n June IS, Robert Talbot, aged 6 month. Kelathes and friends are invited to attend his funeral on l-rlJiy at It P. M. from his late residence, 317 Wh nenu9 VAN PKAAO.-On Wednesday. June IS, is'!, at her lata residence, .J-' West ttitl.it, I.lzle C au l'raiir. tuneral service on Friday, June "0 at 10 30 A.M. In terment at lireenn ood Cemetery Special 3Joticw. BITtS. IVI.NKKOWH HOOT1IINO SYIHJP Ha teen used for mer HI-TV YUAKH by MILLIONS! MUTIIKItS for their CIIILDICL.S UllILi: T1I.T1II.no with PEItl'I CT SL'CCI.hS, It hOOTHLS the CHILD fciTK.Nb Iho AUS. ALLANS all PAIN, CL'lthS ISD COLIC, and Ifthebeet remedy for DIAItKUUU. bold t) (IrugKlsts it: e ery purt of the orld. iic a bottle. nOKnVf'K'S AIMLSTAUT.r. AVIKK Screens w 111 fit nny wimluw nil bouae furnishing ctorei keep them, ak for Koe buck, a lb y are beft und clieain et flldlog scrt-enti in all woods, meibures hi.I etl mates gi en at 17J Kitlton at ii.abliabed nrteeii yt. CAltPKTS CI.rANI.Uby my eteam proceshos. Taken up and relald THUS, J STKWAItT, l.V.4 Broad way, hi, Branch cor. fth and hrlo. Jersey city Ruction otirr. XJOTICK OF HALK 1 Default halnc been made In the payment of Inter est upon Fome of tlie bonds In ted under nnd ectir J by L-ertalD mortgage ur deed of tru-t made the Jlst duy cf December, in7, between the irglula 1 ide watt r Coal Coinpan), a corporation of tbe Mate t New Jersey, as party cf the first part and ih Mercantile Trut t'ow any, a corporation croat d and ex. ting under the awsol the Mate of Nework of tbe tot und I art, hu i ouch default having oi'iitlnuid for inure than a erlod of six muntba, and tbe trustee hailnir elected thai tr-n uttre principal vura tf all tbe bond., outstanding and i-ecuie-l by tuld mortgage has become due and j ajabUi, and having been requested by the holders an 1 owners of a majority of such bonds. t outttaiidlng, to exeniso the to er of sale provided for In sat 1 mortgage Notice U hereb) gi.cu that tbo raid trustee will on tho 17th day of March, iwu, ut 12 o'clock noun, at the Court llouxe In tbe city of Klchniund, In the Mate of Mrglnla, sell and oliputo of all and flngnlar the prop erty, equipments, franchises, and appurtenance ron veyed ur Intended so to bo by fa Id uiurtgaire or dee 1 f trust at public auction tthkhs.iid ifale shall to made to the highest bidder thereat Tho tennis of tucb sulo will be aunounced at the making thereof The property to be S"ld Is iu the said mortgage or deed ot trust described as lollow s All tbe right title, and Interest of the party uf the first part In and to ail tlie lauds premlee. buildings, and property of said purt) uf the first part, (liber rial per unal or miied. nud all uf Itm state, right title and iu tereit. and e luitj uf redemption therein that lst all uf tho lands hereunto described and all of the mines and mineral rlirlitu furnacei, sliufta, honetn, bulldingx. cbeds, fences, and erections uw made and cnntri,c.e 1 or jet to be cnnitruclt on the lands ber. after do ne rl bed. and f thn i.ersoiial projerty qtilpmeiitH, pUnt, machinery, natures, tools. lmpleinent and an purtenauces now owned bv the ald party uf the llrt p trt or heieafter purrluiced or acquired nud need upon said lauds by al I party of the tlrnt part and alt t th iiuwcr bereaft'r chartered rights wnd fram bbes of said company and ulti tbe Uuds and irrmicUo scribed a-tlufbs Allot the l it tracts or parcels of land tiluated or ly Ingluthe county uf Chesterfield, Mate of Wrginia, bounded und ilescriled aa follows Urst Ibe Urt tract vr parcel of 'and consisting of six hundred and elht and three iiuarter iltfi) acres. loundedou tbe cuutli by Ihe lands of Joel and aiuuol Talnr u tbe weai by the Ian Is of thn ilitpiu and cobbo estate n the n rtb by the lauds of the Midlothian and Burros pro) tr'X and Mono lie lire, and on tl e fast by tho land b loiigimr tu the rntate or Jamea K Mulyre, being the mine lnn-1 coue)elto Walter Hamilton by V, c Mrhae and llrtij II Nail, m ttlal t'oimuUtb-nern, by deed re urd'd In Clittern 1 1 count), fc-tatc of Vlr gfnu lerk soilhe. May v iwi petoud- Tb tt see nd tract or i arcet of land contain Ing two btitidre 1 joarres m r r le. boundn-l by lhrnttor Iturrnws (aciiured by thn paid Burrow from tin Mid'othlau Minim r'iiipin and b tl e tan 1 abiM described as the flrft of tald twu tructH r psir tux t etug tbe same Ian 1 wlereuf 'U bamuel Loib tiled feird prior to the year Is.'it. known M Be t,red or t ubba and subsequently ruvi )t d tu Ua.ter Hamilton by C Mi Itae and Hllllam J Clop tun Hi ecial umiuissloners, by deed reiordel In lira ttrflrldcuunt), state of irglnla, County Clerk s mice, ,lul U. brtid two tracts or parcels of land were conveyed hy Wa.ler Hamlltou and Am) H Hamilton to tlie ir.lina li-le water oat tumpaio by deed bearing date tbe. nliieteeiitlidrf) of August one thousand eiwht hundred and eight) fix and tiled and rei urded lu I hesteri! 1 1 inuuty. Male of Mrglnbt. f iert a oitue, m it i 7. p 4 on Aug .'I. IH-'vt, togethtr with .ill the mineral rigbtM and appurttiiauces teloiik'H g to ntl I luinU t width recorded died tbe loiupanv refera more full), together w Ith all and sliwular tin tenementu heredlta ments and uppurieuancts thereunto belonglug or in an) wise apt ertalnlug aud the reversion or reversions, remainder aud remainder thereof Ami also ull tbe estate right title, interest Property notiesvlon, claim, and demand whatsoever, as well in law aa in equity, of said parly of tho first part or lu aud to tbe eaiue and every part aud parcel thereof, with tbe appurteiuurea Tilh UKIU ANTILi: TIIUHT COMPANY, Trustee. Daied.lan 1 l"i" Nutici u herebv given thnt Ihe sale nf the above men tinned bud deseribed propsrtv ba. teeii a-ljourned from March 17 lhii the dm naed (bereln tu Marili lbtn, at tbe same place ami hour. 1I1L MKitt A.NTII.Ii THlHT COMPANY Trustee Notice It bereb) given tbat tho sale of tbo abore men tlutied and described property has hveii further ad jouruod from Manual, Itfyn, to April 3u, Itiun, attho same place and hour. lilt. MUIMyANTI.UK Tni'ST COMPANY. Trustee. Notice is hereby given that the sale of the above men tioned and described property has been further ad Journed trom April &1 11H tu May 1, Ieuu, at tbe same plareand hour. THIS MKKt'ANTlI.K TRl'ST COMPANY. Trustee Notice i hereby elven that the saie of the abovn men tinned and desulbed pr pert been further al JMiniid tmni Ma I" v, to '"tie l"Ai. at the same place and hour Tllk WLUCANIJLF TBI ST tOMPA.S) Trustoe Notice is hereby given that thi tale of the above men Honed and described properly has been (uribor ad Journed from June 10, 16M to July 10, Ittfq at IU mt 3Hotirw. H VKw'iljlxilUtT. H .NOTICE UK A1TLICA1IOX FOR AFFRalSAI. 1 lH Public nntire la hereby itlvi-n tliat It Is tlie Intention I M cf the Cuitiinil lo tin, t nrp'irutlon of the city ot New rfH ork lu make aiilkiitlni to the Miliremo t'ourt for tli. 'lH aiie!Minsni il i oiinnlsKiKiicra ut Aiiirulsal, uudar ffH tliiter4iiof tlie l.uf lt.i WM Mich utiiilUatlou will te imt.lo at a Special Term of iBfefafafl raiiU'Mirt to t, in 1,1 n, Uir, .m,l .hi.lu-ul nistrlct. B tho l outt llousn at VMiIti' I' allia Westchester county. M on the ixitulav nf July. lHi utllo'cluck in Ihe lutaf H noun or in soon tlierenlti r au ouiisi I can lie heard .ffafjyB I he uhject of such al'illcnti"M Is to ohtaln an or'lcr or bbb the Court ar-nolhtlinMhree dlslnterealLil alul competent IJH Irei holilern its I'onunlssloiiers of V ralsal to aacettala tSpH alul appraise the colnlitlisatlou 10 be made to Iheowa- CobbSH its uiul ail peiBous luliresinl In the real eatata hare- Inntlertlesi rll-ed. aspripHMil lo he taken or aflectetl IHfl for the purposes Indicated In chapter atw of th. Lawn eaVal of l-.t 'JaaaUal The rt al estate sought to he taken or affected aa arore flH snld Is Incatid In Ihe ouuty of I'ulnam. and la laid out. llaBBBBi and Indlcateil on tfui similar or duplicate maps. on. Jbbbbb1 filed In the ulllco of the t mint i lerk or 1'utnain county VJaaaBai at I'urmil In raid c uitv on Mav il, law, and the -H other llleil In llio olllcuof the Kexietor of Ihe city aud raBBBBBS count or Nt w ork on the hanie dn, each of wblca JljvH lnnl s is entitled. I'tnpert) lap of I'arcels 1, li. 3. 4, fbbbb! Hlnl.'i bellntparlof url.tln land" to ho taken for to. ItlaBBBBi toiiMruillun or ilanm for Mleourvolr ll, on the wast Jsbbbbbb hr.tnclt or tl e l roton Ittver near llelden s hrldrfe. ana bbbbbbb t tail h Matioti. In tho town or Curnirl. rutnam county, IIbbbbbb! et York." IIbbbbbI The ri ul estate an proposed to he t ik u Is required ror sbbbbbI the construcllon. opt ration, and maintenance of the JaBBBBi dams nnd reservoir know tins lleservolr 1." and tna laBBBBi folluffliitrls a statement of tlio boundaries of salddama ibbbbbbb and reservoir and of the I nrthnt or the n al estate to bo VmJU acquired then for umlir this proccediinr All those certain lots pieces or parcels of land In tn tostnnl I armel. I'ntliaiil eoiinlv .New ork. vt hlcB. taken tomlher eonstltuto and lorm a tract, theexlerlor m boundary Hue or vthlili I" as follows lletrlnnloir at a, hB stone monument marked A In tin road trottl ill i armel to i rail's Mntlon and ruutiliisT thence sontb 7 i'liB tleitree. west. -irj PS feet then-o norm deirrtes ir KB.I minutes eitsl. smjiIi Itet tlnnce north JiHileirraea 31 minute east jitt feet theme south J tleiTees Jl rW minutes east. 374 feet thence aouth i Htlegreea Ivroln- IsbT.bI ute uest M'lT.Uiel ihenie south ej denreia 4 min- lite 4", seconds west 4;:mi feet thence aouth Si IubbbbbI tlettrees4 minutes ,M seconds west a'.f.'JJ feet, thence) llaBBBBi outh deurt es u l minutes eeconde east, i Jore.f, taBBBvl thence north n dea-rieal" inntuiea east. Jlri JO feet j llaBBBBi theme north"? di .trees 64 minutes east, 14-' 1 feet; jsjh thence south ai decrees 41 tninules east. .'JJ.04 teet; m tletict noriliTu dturoes inlnutea M seconds eaat, tJJH 4I7-1 rtet thence north rtccreea li minutes 4 HH second east, oloj leet tlvenro north J nenreea aa n minules in seconds we-t. jt.i?a; thence north Tf tli crees in minutes east. Oil' jlael theme north Kl ileerees II minutes east t -,tM,t jeet. thtnee norta UM .'u deirrees :7 minutes enst. 1'IV.VI :"enc M north 'it rteirreia 47 minules easf, b. leet: thane. m north 41 divr.es i minuii eaet oj reeli thence norm. sbbbbbj .vj deitrees l'J minules west, 1 tun im feet, thence north f2 tleireemv luluules wist, "ill fi reel tk. enc" norm M devrees .it, minima ,li aecouda west, I J bBH thencesoith t deirrees 4'i inlnutea west SBa.i'; thence, south t,7 diKrees rsi minutes west. JJb ov bbb.M thence to Hi lt deur'es minules east. U-2 A7 feet I BH theme south ll dtiirees l", iiilniilei w i st. H.I OJ U'et. SJH thence south 7 derees 17 minutes seconds ea It. fJH 1 ss.l.l feet, to the aforesaid stone monument set y11 bbW3b1 the urouud marked 'A. l" heluK the place of besik MM Hint,' ci'tiialuititr 1-7 i"iv acres of land, more or leas. I HH Also aillhoK.certilnioia. pieci s. or parcels of lama 1 In the town t,r t'armeL ruiiiuiu cuunty Nstr otk 4hh which taken together cnnslilole and lorm a tract, thai KiBJJ ettenor boundar hueor which Is aalolluwa Befrln- HH nltiir ut asiotn iiiofiuuieut marked A. C In the road "bbbbbb from t'rJfl Mullun to i armel and runnlnir thenest taVMal t orth 7'ideifretH.M minutes lUfeconds west, olili feet; IbH thence aouth 4d decrees 4P, minutes JO seconds west, h.l-'i 11 feet, thence ntirlli J7 dtifrus 4Vunlnutes IS aeo; bbbbh ouds west l.'.'trjoj lut thence north u' deirrees S3 H minutes set ouds eat, 4'jK feet thence south Bl d.- ihsbs irrces.l'i niluuti'S 4ti seconds east, 4ftlil ftel. tbenc. MH nnrlh .ldetireia4 mluulen Jil recnuds east rJ7Hfeat: H thence north ll'l dtirreeii 4 minutes ISseconda eaat, H SJ'i.4Mei.l theiiei. -oullir" denreea iltmlnutea SO aec- Kj om'a eaet, lt-or..l teet thence south J tlettreaa 19 sbbbbbbj. inlnutea 4 n ci nda east '"7 l"leet. thence aouth 1 IbbbbbbvI denre. s '.nirlnuies r.etouds west, 3SM.01 feel, thenc4s HH South 11 denr.es minules eeci nds east, mw feeu VH lo ibe alore.aid stone monument. I elnff the place oC U LtKlnnluir containing 4J .IIS acres or land more or leaa. IB All tho land within the aleive boundaries are to be 4 HH acquired lu fee and Include all the parcels shown on. H said maps as uuinl era I to s. both Inclusive. Inference. -fgfgfH 1-herein made lo ihe aald similar niatis llled as afor.. IbbbbbR said lor u more detailed description of said real estta V LbbbbbbI to he taken or ailected, of whuh the boundaries axe- jH above slated. JJated ow Vork May 2 lt-9 pjH VVI1.I.1ASI II V l. an TV, OBBBBBBJ Counsel to the t'ltrporatlon, IfH No '1 Irvuurow, New Yorfc CltT iHbbbbVbI POST OlTirr. NOTICK -Ielteraforforelrncountrle "obbbbbw nee 1 not best eciall) a ldressed ror despatch by ant i'4aavS I articular steamer except whin It is desired to aeneTl I UbbbbbbbI duplic.ttis or banklnir and cuuimercial docuuieula, let. 1 UbVbbV ters not apetlally addressed belnir sent by the fastest). veieeN .ivaltalde, lorelen mulls tor the week endlnn SJBW .lime J I will cloae (promptly lu ull cabesi at this offloea tiBrfl Tilt ItNllAV Kl 4 A. M lor hurone per steamship LvKtl i olumliia, vlabourhanipton and llamhuri, at 11 A. hBaKJO M tor lortuno Island llaj ll, and havaullla, Ac. per IubbbbVbI sieamship Athos, at II A M ror the la 1'lsta lltBi ri.uulnes direct, per slesroshlp Van Dyke; JbbVbTC at 1 r. M for llermnda. per ateaiushlD oTwrn Orinoco at 1 I' M lor .Nassau. N. P aud Ban ItilE. tiao t'uba, tar steamship t lentuegoe, at 3 P. M. rifMifBi lorTruvlllo ftnatau and I'uerlo I oriez. per iteam- FhiES ahip 1'rof. UorA rrom ew Orleans. at3P. H. for &Br9 lla)tl i er steamship llomeo (letters for hi. Thorn- Mil as ft i rolx. Ilaracoa. Yeneueliu Trinidad. British tiHrl and liulc li Lilians must be directed "per llomeo"); HHl'l at r. :u 1' 11 ror .Nowioundland per steamer from flaVBlfavl Halifax at M .i I' M. for Ml I'lerra-Miquelon, pet HI ateamer from Halifax. SIbW.V FUlliAV -Al IUA. U for rrotrreso. rer aleamlhlp Via-- cava Hellers for Tamplco and Tilipam direct and lllaVKavl other Vleslcan hlutea via Vera Cruz must be direct- IIBamS ed"per Mzcaya' at IUA U. for Central America. Illswfl and rrauth I'acllic porla per steamship l.olon. via BfJafaal olnn (leturafur Torta lilc.i ami llualemala must' DEKbvI be directed 'per I'ulon"); at 1 I' U for Jamaica. UIbbWsbvI lcaaJrlla, and llualemala, per steamship Asuaa UaBBBBVal (letters for Ilcllre must hedlrecled 'perAa-uan'l raBBBBBavl RATI ItliAV vt.l in A VI. for Irauie Hwltonand, IbbbbbbbvI Hal) main, and Portugal, per sle unship l.a ilea- Ubbbbbbbb cune. via Havre ,u A M Ur hurope, per t)aVH rleamshlu Llrurla, via vueenslown Hellers lot- SIbbbbbbvI rranc Hwltrerlund. Italr .-pilii. and lortujal Ubbbbbbbb lime! he directed per llrurla l at a A Jl for LtBafl hurope, I er steamship 1ms. via t-outhampton ana ItbIH llreluend. Iters must be tllreitid per 1 ma"), at a- IbbbbwovI A VI. fur .Norway direct ner sle unship Thlniivalla. IbKM lleti.rs must be dlrecttil per ThniKvalla''), at a atWH A M. lor the. Nttherlatn'a direct par elaamshlp Am- KH sterdam. via Amsterdam llettera must be directed- H per Amsterdam iti.v. VI r.r hcolland direct. H perneatnslnpl.ihlotila via Hlaiow tlettera must I H Inrecled er l.lhloi 1 1 i, at 1" A. M for hu I rx M and ht Thomas, via ot. I'tmi also the VVlndwarl Inlands dlrrcl. ter tleamshlp lloruiuda at I I'. M. H fur CainptChe I lillpil" UbaSfn. and i ucaian. per H steAinsnlp Oriaoa .letters forntln r vlexkan Male haWT ar.di uo.t must be directed "per tiriraha' I BPIf f-UNHAV M- ua vi tur I arupano and tludad Roll- IHl'a rur perneamshil' l.ll'allao from Newport Newa, at JaVMlB :tl vi lor I'tsta Rica, via l.imott, parsteamshlp Ilia- IH 1JIII.4 lr"in Nov Orleans. Hj UalU lor i tuna and Jap.m er steamship Oceania BaKH Ifrom O.ni lranilco,. 1 1 ise here June JI. at ll JO SfiJI p VI M til' l'-r Australia, New Zealand. Hawaiian, IMr lib, anl sauii au lehtuds. er sit authlp Alameda IvjbWbvI ifrum nan Iraoclscoi t loho here Juno .'2 at iWa p vl tor on arrival at New Vork or steamship IbVbUvvI a irauia with lint rh mat's for Australia). Malta 1MM lir lie M, tety Islands per ship Tropic lllrd Ifroia 'favW ban tram IsC'i. i love heru June J1, al (1 .VI I. l. i&Kfl Mais ror Seivrouiidlan I, h) rail to llalirax. ancl IbbVabI thence b suamer close ut this onice ilallr at K.Ko vi Vlalls rT viiquelon bi rail to lloslon anrl oH thence b hleamer ilose nt IhlaorTre dally atHt) nlaWB p VI Malls lor I uba, by rail I" Tampa tla ana thence b .teamir isatliiiK vtondays and riiursdas), raavaO r si althlsolllredallv at 1 HO V M Mails for Vfex- MrHS ico overlanil. unless spei lail) addressed fordeapalca jHV l,i sle tut.r, t lose ut this ottlce dally at II A M .(liafl'avl lhe schtduleor cloeitiK or Trail. I'acino liiana Is ar- vflaawH rinired on the presumption f thslr uiillilerruuied over- MluvS'S Ian 1 transit lo hall r'ranclscn .V'alla from the hast ar- ?HbVM fl rivlntr on tlmo At miii 1 rani isco on Ihe day of sailing of st- aiiiersariulisiiatched itience the same day. Kefta. HbbbbWbI tered mall cities at tl P. VI revloila duy MH 3?rr.onal llolirtu. !H Il.c Mi' HINACID OIIKKGON. Juei de letraadalo UsbbVbI J civil de ila lapltal an Parlldo IobbbbVb1 Por el preaeute oue ae ouhlkara tree veceidedlea w)bbbbbbb1 en die dlas en 1.1 Perh'tlico Oilcial" del Kstado, eo IbbbbVbI hi tibservador en dosde .N'uevn Vork, seclta, llama IjibVH y emplara a loa que ae crean con derecho a Ja h.raitrla IIbbVKbbvI tlel oenor I.lrencUdo Manuel lloblailu, quien falleclS el x!kk tlie. y iiueve de Junto del mil uihoricutos srssntay k-uBBBBVal cinco in Nueva ork allldlapostcloilleslalileutarla. para rlBBBBBVal iiue deulro dt I tirmlno del trelutadlas contados desda 1BBU la publitaii ii del iiltimo edlrto rompsretaii iVnH tie lucirlu en est Juriradu, en los autos i le se liistruyaii IIbbbbbbV hot re dlcholiili.l.do bl aai lolitt-en se le" i Irs y ad- LflflH nnnisirara Jusilcla v de lo toiirano se ecjrulra iibbbbVbI itdeiauie en laa actuaclonea, panndu'es elierJuicuu.oiii fiaBBBBVal alirulililo lifaBBBBVa Iiadoin Outnaluato, a teluiisiete de I ehrerode mil I IbbVbI bchncteiitua it'iveuta. i.keV KIND uUHKliUN, II.DI.InNoO Ql II10A hcrio t LobbbbvI Af,l!NTI.i:vlAN desires lo mi et ml Idle aned lady of I IbbbbVbI moderate wealth oh ect matrimony, no iriilarj. fH Address Itlii', box lul, bun up town uitlce, 1,-oi llr.ad- I JH way, i I 1 AKV inforiiiaiioii of the wl ere.boute of AuauaU Ikl Itehfeld. w.le cf Vlax Jtehte I. oil be.ultablyre JH warded hj II I in I PI conns. I or at law. tsi KaseiU fH II VIMtY V AN ivl'l rmer yof I uniininsville, Ohio, IH I -Hi. unv vi 1 1 I I vi I. .1 V I I! I t.N would Ilk. Vl lo have hunt il aft iahelli llospll tl hawl Iru' i1ubllratios:. HI S PAH11IK I.ll it vi'.V -New editions out in dart bLbbbH The" "at 1 I' -.le Poll ersrid No 1 77. ,0J. H II.. Ilurut Mil I M lames rayu No I.Jjl ..40. aBBvM lh. viist.rt or i le is 11 I. lar.s'ii No. I, MS V, haHH 1.U a I ll iren i.rka Mun llle Ic'li .No l,'Js7 S0& IkSSI Airnel id' I I' l'S. N l oi 3,1c, sbbbbbVbVbI 1 .,r .elv e r- WBBB Jtuiiiu siiiitain If hlurclllT, fll forosinr.. June I. Raran MroTe. ibe RaasUa IsbbbbbbvI Minister at vtasitiifton arr.rrl al Bblnselia tbu kTaTaBBBBvl eveulna, on a visit to Vlce-rresldint Motto. Ua waa jB mat at Ik. depot by Mra. Mettca. 11 will be) a gUU U iH UlfattUJvUITMaJdvi. jH

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i I1 J rn,TTlwn1TIB1''''''''H'MM cyV v 'sipiu... .eMep. jaeajggaTi nilfl,'F'lTT'yiy!y"Jg.JIV1'.''jjJT -Ver1" VfrrfliyyL'"Vrr''? ituiassva aas i; i m iis,nns yj, ifi'f-ryer-' -v tViilpBy 'tj''?r,"'''w "ataa asaaataataaaasjajtaE 6 'J J LIS SUN, THTJltSDAY, JUNE l'J, WW. 1 UlCHARt. KUKOAS'S BVILIUR. H It Cot Ills Throat -Ills ss CnrvlaB Knife H Mad Then .luped Out or Vslnrtnvr. M t BrniNorir.Lt. JInn.. June 1B.-Jllc!incl It. H Keeean, a clenrniftker, commlttc.il enlclde to- H j dT. Is had been on a neck's tlolinucb, and H at ooon entfreJ Me liouno. and taking a cnrv. H Inc knife, etnrtetl up n,lri to till room, telllnit H l Lie "lie he Intended tolls i!on nwhilo lo rent M A lis had bean none but a fcir minutes wlion B I Mrs. Keecfin miffed the cfirrlnc knlfo, and 1 ij tuopaollRK til Intent, she ran up stnlf". Blie H found ihe bedroom door cloio.il, but unloekod, Opening It, elie wftii horrlflot" at llie eight of lior M j busbanderntedlnncliatrwltlithocnrvlneknire M n hie throat, Sheecieanioil lor help, wliorent B j I the determined sulclds jumped from the) win- H 1 don. falllnz liontllontr two Morlns. Ills fall I as eeen by imtserB by. who hanteneil to tbs f i tceno Thn wife hnitonotl unt doors and rnleed km j nerhushnuil's head upon liar Imp. "ouliao M jp I been a cood wllo to mo," bo said, and died In B 1 I liernrme. j g Ordlnnrllr lieeKan wn a rnilnt fellow, hut k I I one a veitr find had a protracted spree of one M t nr two neokK'durutlon. Kit Href, attempt at M t suicide wne made lnt nltht with laudanum, H tut lit wlfo's prompt iH,cc,tfiry and the nil- kW I ministration of anthloteB saved lilm tlioii. r hseean nas benn twotitr voftie n resident of I l l cltr. was 40 mitrs of ace, and loavosnwllo rjr.ii fourohlldren. H J Tltirled Under it Ijocnmotlvt. H 1 TotO'tn. Jtira IK-n mn loot iheli lives nr B I riarrmont, Itilrtr fir inlln "f Toronto, on Ilia I Cana.llnn t'aeine llalloar. lot nluht A InromotlTS, Hi 1 f oltli snnnibtr or nilyra or lh railroad on board, l raapaatlncsoiiltort wltrn It rni:aptl, and ttie loco- i t DiotlTt f!l Into Ihaairfam halow. oarrjlnir btneath lla H i 1 trai wtlfhl uta men lliarwrr" f j Julia Wanieii. .Ir, i,rlil inpeotor Tnronro.niar. r'aa, ,'ama Alton, eiurinatr. Toronto married. oil H l ver, Iranian 'ioroiito, iiiArrleil. Sertlon (oreman il Vnriart. larrmont ant fl"l.m Man itt nf Clare- i ff tnonl Thoencln,'ar lnmpel from Ilia loromntlvo Into af I ,1 Ha water aal M-aid wnn ynry alUht Inlurle. its- H if rrr Jar aftariioon tlKro wa alondbiint. which raueet a Irtihel that !iai aakalied the foandatlona of the oul- HJ Tf ,litlnic In NeevliiirKh. HI Kawacadii. June 18 Almihonn Coinmtulonar.lamaa H UoufherlrandMlu Anna T. MrCabe wera marrlert HJ 1Mb inornlna- Id St. Marr't Church on Foutb atreat. A Hb I large nnenNarof leadlrr cttlera wera In attendanoe LHi The tier John C. Ilanr5, r'rtor of the oboroh. olV.cl- falccl naalat.! r rail.r Tola f-omaia Tallem. and Vonovne TOlllaa I ilaan w.ia beat man anl lamle 1 Wcl'a. alalerot ihebri'le waa bri.tetmMM A rcep- Hon followM at ihe reiiMen-'e of the brlda'a motlier ui Clinton airrei. oacar Michael or th H Hlva" (Irm of Newark wai tot1a wedded to MlM Farah stern. Die Rev, lir. I.alltch of ewark orHclallnr atlted br Kabbl rnaaru o: thle aaaaa eltj. Tbe rereinonr ti'Ok p nee Ht lh reildrnce of t'.o trMe'e farentaon iirand etreet i,ueta wars rreaeut from Hartford, Iew lork. and Newark. H Tiro nirl Thlcrea. Hi Iiwplu Maca, June lft Nellie Drurr and Katla Mp HJ Kamara, each 14 jeara old. were arrested todar on HJ i the charsa of larceny rrom nttr hotieea In rarloaapor HJ tlona of Lowell A rortlon of the alolen Jewelry was ra J. roiared and a warrant will be lnned f"r the arrest of M rs McNamara mother or t,neor the trlrls ror recelr M t I jnr the aiolcri property 't hen detected in eomo of the H f I bonecB th .McNamara slrl prrlended to he dear anil I jf dumb. She waarocoffnlied by thauwiiersot tbaaioten B i property to dai. H I IlenTy Inmce AKnlnat the City. i A Jnry before Judea Lawrence In the Ruprame Court Circuit haa glren nllllam M. KlnKiland a Terdlct of Bnu.(jiii aralnst the city as damages rnr taking hla wharfara rlffhifl The eult I an old one. Mr Klnira land claimed bulkhead a',d whertate rlffhte on thr M tludson Rlrer, south of t harltou eireet. under irrnnta H i rromthoclly. Ilia proreruwa tnkeu by the Pock lie m rar'mant when the Milkhead Una waa extended undir H ecUlatlra enactment 1 1 i (Vantert cmnlns. H A TiEstoNER on children's woollen dreees: to one M I .i ii hnvlnr experience In wholesale manufacturing M I f tiouse liberal nrranitementa ul'l be made I I.. BULtlMDN A CO., f.9 Grand St. B A WOMAN to scrub, clean, and take general care of H jl office; reference required. Apply at fit hroa Iwuy, H room 2. H i i A fionn roYpRR ANpT Te'VI-R wanredoiTprlnted B Xa and blank work. 21 Hcekmsii st 4ln floor nuNNAZ Experienced operator, m Bond st. !TnEiBMAKr.ri Experienced dressmaker, also On XJ Isher on namts wanted. t'a!l. Mrs. MJHsnALM. I7 East Hth st-, 4th bell wesL "pxPnitrACED KINISIIEI.S on seal loopa,"buttonT XJ and oIlTea I'KUhMT. A OREENEIUrM. Ht and IK1 Liepenard aL 1 "LIRBNCII. )FltMNrortSWEIlISIl"fiIIlL to wesh. f I X1 Iron and assist Mlth children Hegrs fl, must 1 Iibt best references. 139 est I0h st 2d rial est, II call earl'- I aO I RI. wanted to take care of bahr and Mtt In bo'ise tt CI work, wages. IT per month. 401 West 14th st, bar. ber shop J ltKLS wanted 10 balst on fne aop ro.its y J niliTh, 41 and 4.1 Av n. f1STR!CII FlTATnER'-rur'ers. packers." parricM. II yJ and sewers liberal ptv to competent hanua. work 'A llren out to reeiK.nsibic parllca ifjf ALI-RhU I. MMO A CO. Kit Broadway. HJ Sb" rkSTRlrll FEATllER-c-Wanteii. curlira sewers, and 5 A preparers- gnod par, steady wnr. Apply tu B tllOMAB II. WOOD A CO.. 5;t Rroadnay. fVRTBIr" KFAT1IERS -Wanted. cnrlereTpackera, and n( U L atemuers; steady work best pay work given out J (I H SIMON A I'd, 12 Hondsu HJ (j rkPF.RATORfi on the'vrillcox Ik dlhba and Oomastio 1:1 9 c machines; steam power: eteady work. o MMIMAB A BROS, 41-48 ureenast., city. il DAPER BOXES. Experienced girls wanted on glue 'j r work. BALlltVIN. 4.1 1'rlnee t. I DLCSII CASES. Fteedr work for a few rood hands. i VMLLlAH KKJ.f4i Irantlln sl rpoBAPCO STRirr-ERs wanted at 105 Atlantic ar7 X Brooklyn y ANTED A stylish milliner who la rapabla of"s? perlntandlne a nne retail millinery business Ad dress hbl'LRlNTENPENT, UJf Kastft7lh at. WaNTp'd Custom shirt oparatora; steady work all il f Tr the year at tlrst'clasa price. j I WAKB, 3n.1Broadway.near Walkerst I C X1TANT1.I) terman or Swedish girl for housework .4 t In private family; muat apeak English; good ref- J ereneerequlnd tall 10 to 4, 2nrest24tb st WANTFP A girt for general housework; German or Swede; roodlanndress and plain cook, lersunal I reference required. 4Jn West 34th st I f "WN'TEP-Hrst-cIass lining makers and Tampers on I ladles' tine shoes. VVM LANE, ith ar., cor. olarling 1 plara. Brooklin WAIriT HANPs Improvtra and apprentices Mine. RAIIOE. Dressmaker, tu EaitMth St. WANTED FlnWhcrs on cuelom shirt. it hMna Co.. in Broad st .3 llTANTED-GIrl to learn dressmaking. il .Mrs. Jl KUt'fls. l.nnandaT, U f VANTKD-(firlaf,3-dresmaklrig j J .Mrs M. 1'fcitB, l.omsdaT. WANTrfb-CIrl for" general housework Apply at j 11 onraat l.'Hl Madison ar near lllth ar T WAITED 4 yoingglrl for general housework in a prltalehout. .Il'i East".llt. "V"l'N" I.AniO M-NTi;litoma"ke ruhberThVea In I I fix wek i at; earn 7 or tx a week! board paid I while le.n.lne Adilress c'OLCIILSThlt I.UBHLK t IIM1-AV, lonht.ler. t'onn. j R'V T KST.-fmart willing girl for eenerat J teji hntiset orkl rt-ference4 Wmti&jliiiti. j AX ACTIVE MAN about 311. who posse'srs good gen- 1 ernl business qiialliKailons and Is capable of man. t snug uirti a auflablo man si.ll be rtili lusiructed !t and at'arc paid atilta learmu; Apply persuiMlly at t .re. .14 I nlon siuara. J 'aiU'MS ATTENTION--llenn"and"ladl'Vwsjitedt( J J sell our phu'ogrsphlc tickets big money msdei S) and iente, I ,,,.,jpallnti, tiivetlgate Ii TAMII.P.Y tiidlo corner l.m st, and nth ar. it J "X "'Ti IN EVrKVTOH'VIS Till. UNfTEDSTATrB il t,' ell our II i,atl,lo Fomllv lledlclnra st, ady il -;rW 1-a-u.ulf tl'liio tff.perweek. Pr K'KKI.M. .i SB llnii'iainlcClieiiilsla Pittsburgh, r"a. ""(E, A Ms.v of geiuiemanly appenranre and demeanor for s-': BM J'stribi tluc stiilyMprL and uon wajtes for an i -ff Lone.l, tueuellc iiibil i'HAIAi;. 7 Murruy su J A lEWespirlencot sand butfsrs wnnted on tube and other hrss. wmk, highest wages tild and HeaOy J rk guaranteed ...Jl I .l .'Hlli ,l A r,TIY1, f'T flu tra le; will be'lnstructed In our If r.U wr'Sh?;' :;,d'i!:,i; w I ANoVl.VMo"IV.0"0tU,'am,rr,,l,,r"C,ll,SI A -I" AT TltH-no rri,,ee Albert suits! 12: Viao I rulawaypli t, til tll sack si It. 7, nanii 1 1 m I i A W. '-Ksnii.r. Mir t ari tl3. ,iik"i7;.",i; I f Ji-iW ..'.side suit. W lAMI.Ul).;urnaibush: 9 M IM MN JIHsulllLfll n,,".,,!,. c,, It B-vAS.'Siir ti AI.ENANDER.jtHWestJHthst. i i H.';.lV.,1'r,,t""J "0"'1 ""ld'hn,l on cake and Dler I ,V, iz,":" k""1 1 1" ris vi w..k.'V.i!"!1i'1:,r: lHr8MITIl"-riBi anneVdrywthca7Bent;;'a i I ol CE.nthaU :m Ktifien st.LlitooPkirn. Ii s B"JfThylTowdIJp,rUneln"4pB,,lnfuo h C15ir?'Tn"J ntado'nflt Directory MVcauta n, y Vr thousand Apply at TROITfl East 17th i!t. I C?nrfhJJ?.R,l"-J'',,',.,"n'll',r,,n,"andy.ini; j .ln ountrr Apply LtirT, ,M Barcta) t. l K 'V't'wh'h. PJPlfL 0AUW4T, TU AND 10TII BTS Wanti-fl jRtnlw. r.1RP.F.STONR CUTTER M good freestone cnttert wanted, wages MV per tionr loflrst clasamechanlrs; eight honrs' work per day. tare to Boston refunded to all competent workmen JhltKIAII CAKI.W, f)8 Swell SL, Boston, Uasa I.IRRT CI.A8.Sfsh. oyBer. and clam opener rood all Ground man understands the hotel hnsiness; gO'tl sideknlfer Addres JAMES tl MlTLAM.Jr.. I.84 2d ar I IV A IIM HANDS, coachman man and wife, gardener. A1 groom, stableman, and men lately landed wented at UAItrENTER't,, iuo Bihar. L""JKi:HKn on Llbertr press" "cnSl'BENsraoulhwest corner nowerr and Houston st Tuvi: MEN loeell hoiiseToldspeclaliles and furniture 1 A and carpels on lime 4't Montgomery su Jersey tut- GOOD CAHRUOK TAINTER. that can finish; stesdy work. Ajstocklousl, Brooklyn. VtVK MEN with a canI of l .10 can"make r?oper lj arek. See Mr. JLI.IL'S BEK.NRTM.I. Irj Fulton eb. In the etoro Pt,t MltEirANti7lV FITTER -Experienced ronng man to laarn special business here, then go to Hoe ton. termsnent position I ngilehman prsferred siate salari wantel and Jereren es Address I'l.l MHKK. box PS. Sim branch ofllce 1 ,1 4th av I J I'eTTskTekIMI M AN, abmYwK. n llh "me klinwt. edge or retell trade win he Insfucted and paid whlla learning Api ly at IUJ East null st PIIK.MX IIUI'SE. M llowery. near Canal au-2 mea wanted; lodgings, !f.e. spring beds, free baths. SECOND IIANDSriTS,S4. in l.t7fs Suits tonrder half price CAMhKON. 2i Flalhush av UrmiklMi. SHOE HAI.ESMANwanted'dnantown men's retail ahoeator 8, box lsu Sun oltlce 'ItltL'.NK XlAKERTwanted. Call at 44T6th ay. MBnrLLAS.-lley. who have worred at frame making. Hl'RRI.I.l, A CDIIR. I l.lspensrd st. 1 1 MllliKI.LASrsmemakerli warned s.n Broad U way. WILLIAM II RICH, llTA.NTED A coin etent man to take rhnrge of a ?t cornice and skylight shop, highest wage psld. alsoci rnlta and skylight makers, tinsmiths, slate and tile roofers. Appl to either of toe roilowing John HAVIn. ITU Court L C, H Ill'hI. ni 4th St.: II V. M'MMTZrAN, H,n Millie) av jimN M.THN. 7hWah tngton nv L Kl II.NLA, .Nostrand av and Gwinnett at i WM. MARTIN, IViHashlngtonstt JAMLS WIIITb, No. 44ArtelphlBU. Brookl)n. WANTED Energetlo man In all parts of the country to act as our salesmen experience not necessary: llhernl terms to new men: wepav liberal salaries to our rrculnr ntsu Address, slating age an 1 occupation, WILLIAM W1L8HNA CO. .Nurseymen. lieiieva. .V Y. WANTED Brass workers Pftygood men can find constant etnploment In our electric lamp and switch department. m'llL'Vl.EK hl.LCTKtC COMPANY, Wldlletnwn, Conn WAN'TPD-A fireman horseshoer who understunds shoeing runt horses. $l a day pub'. Hi hours' work Hon Saturday. Anv men that thoo terms don't suit need not appl). P. J SM II II, houth orange, N J. WANTED A practical engraver and lithographer; ono who thoroughly understands his business, permanent position Address at onco KEtftTO.NK LITIIOLRAI'IIINll COMPANY, Wllllamsport. Pa r ANTED Freestone cutlers In noston union or non- ?T iiiiton. steady emp!ornent; wages .'dl tenta an hour Apply to w .1. st'I.I.IVAK, Freestone Works, Commonwsalth av and Beacon st, Boston. WANTED A bright boy. about leaving school, to work In a printing establishment onecfAmerl can parentage preferred Address In nan handwrit ing. "PPNCTL'AU" box 147, :un office WANTrib-A first class bfacksmlth on truck work; also a wheelwright, at .101 r. c'LARKL'.'.-Ji audMO Concord st. Jlrooklyn. WANTED-PhotogTapber: du'ek tin lypa operator: permanent Applv Wedneslav morning. l"to 11, at UEO. MURPHT'.s. Bond si.. New York. ITANTRD FirstUasa roughers, smoothers and cut M tors or plate glass Aptly JAC'gilES KAIIN. 27 31 Bleeckerst. WANTED Olailors on goat skins. Apply Nl MlllA Kill WORKS. lrthst andadat.. brooklju N. Y. WANTED Several lewellera accustomed to worklnir on plate and gold jewelr' b IL rtiRBIN. PiCortlandtst WANTED flood carriage rslnter to strlpeand finish, lo go In rouiitry. cine ready for work. Call at 14 Murra at., between!' and Pio clock M. lirANTED One vlgnett,- engraver; call with earn- plea. BL'DDE.N, ul tuchaA Lang'h 12tolThurs day; W4NTED Men for cattle steamers lo London and Lherpool; work foriree lassago t'4 Greenwich st. WANTED 'Ix good mattress makers. Apply to RICH MUli.l.Mi CO, Worcester, Mass. WANTED Plate printer flrst-cla-s man on dry work. J-AMEiA MAlHCLAY. 14 .Maiden lane. 'WANTED-CampbclI pre.s feedera" BlRltPlllNTl.Nil UUI'SR, lSJncobst T ANTED First class chaser on cane heads I a.Masa I.Ui.n a cii. Ui4 Broadway, IITIIEEUTRIG1IT wanted T A. B. .-SIITII, 17th el Iirookln. W 'ANTED Stone quarrvman at Wes Point. N Y, .IQll.NMIEMIAN Contractor. W'ANTED Several experienced cutter In a whole sale clothing houte 40 Ci osby st up stairs. WANTED A fr' class hlicksmlth on new trucks. Corner Nav) and.lohl.eon sis, Brooklyn. WANTED A strong boy and a feeder on ft ruling ma chine, l'j Barchn t, top rioor. WANTEO-niacksmlth CARRI AGE-FACTORY."" IS It and ill Henry st Brooklyn. llrilr-KLWUIHIITR warned on wagon work, also vv painters. 2f, f.reene st tTTANTPD Blacksmith and helper on truck work. IT Apply at 177 Prince st WANTKD-Paimer on tmcka and wagons. 233 I'.ldndge at. 'llTANTF.liWheelwrlght on truck work. Apply 177 It Prince st YOfNO MAN as night clerk to clean up. Ac-In res taurant. reference required wages Tl per month, board and room. 14 t;reeiiuicliei. .Situations Jfautfa. AYOPNO MAN 120), unemployed during Bummer montha wishes a position as clerk gooit refer ence H., b ix Hi. Sun up town olllce, I...U-, llroadn ay. AYOl'NO MAN 21 veara old. would llkeaplnce In a store; can take care of horaes. boanL Adarea 0 t I.oo.s AN. i.uai ia;ar, AYOl'NG MAN wania altuation aa llghi porter or band) man In atoro. brat of reference. Aibiress L. W box 1J1 Sun office. A NEAT. RESPECTABLE CURL wishes a situation aa chambermaid, or lake car of children, city or country. J47 East 7o:li bl, randy storo ARESPECTABLK WOMVNIo gu out hy the riar waahlng. Ironing, or honieclaanlng, or take It In. .17 East 6Hth at room 14. A SMART YOl'MI WOMAN for housework In coun" try.l,loi 1st av BOY. IT years of age, residing with parents, wishes a position In awholesa housoorati ofllce Address tl W. D box ITi, nun up town office, !,2S Urosdeay. BOY, 14 years, strong and willing, wants work Call on lira HAAS, i.smidav CLEANING. A respectahle )nung woman would Ilk to go out cleaning by the day Address or call 1 1 j South lent, Brooklyn; ring twice. COMPl-.TENT"blRL aa nurse tiTfnfnnt or roliig chl'ilren, will take entiro charge; uood city rtler ence. r,7 l.Hstioth ei 1 NO INKER wants work, thoroughly competent, J sober, and reliable, r. McsI'llllT. 1:11 1 ole at, Jersey t Hy HOPSEVORK. cltr or country, bv a strong." willing girl, lately lauded, moderate uagea Apply at 111 L0Nfi7CRElGENCY, Tor, 4Ttli 71h iiv., nnd Isrniifltvnv. Cooks, chambermalda waitresses, kitchen inaldA cleaners, and every kind of serrams emidoted l I.Ni:it Un:i.H. bnardlna- licVliee., and prlvala famlllea ilihir male m female, thou-ands anted to rcgiater, places nuw ready at big wages. tUHRE -Respectable woman would like to havea "ftby all.oui" t'i',rlnguioo the but o. ctugltelt best of varo. lull at 31 1 E-st U-dh SL, lliet llnnr Mrs. S, II. CTI nogra'piIFR desires .-wnWemii menti 15 p7 IJ writing 111 all lis blanches lenna reaniiahle Ad dress ItKMI.NGTil.N in.' KiislToih st. rixwp COLORED GIRLS wnnf ItuaMo'i'oTiTaV llr.7 J class took f.,r eiunnvr hotel or larie, bourdiia1 house the other as thsmbcruiald or Jauudres, good rrfeiencr, 121 West :i.'d at. NTED-Bt aft American voung man ho utidir Tl stands German, a aituatlo'i not atrnid of hard work. bet o! relereiicca Address C. K J, ISiMcst t-IMy-thlrdsl. nt FPRNIsilllltsllLYTsiulRTED'teTchersTchsit II rrones. hoiisekeenrra and transient nurses. TllAYhLl.l.lt.N' Ext Ha.nui -j niest 42d St. rol-Nll MAN (171. with espenenreln puhllshllTJ house ilesiret jobIMoii In same Al nlerencss. 1 lease addrees I.PIIIUIM t'oll.N, LtUUdav, Tpt'NII GIRL, lately landed, waulsslluatlnn. general w'e.'l'a'l'swr'ihlVd' &'U"a '""""It JSrlrrt 33m.fl. A.-nri:i. oi.aiis'io.nk.. Broadwa, facliu Central I'ark, select family hotel. rooi.i faces the Pork or strict, coolest hours in the city; reduce I prices ror the summer A N IT M MRU I N Vr. W Y IIIIK. ll et icih.t UlLLEK'n II01K.U houthtrn sleltors desired. BlJi'i". ',,r "T" n."nn in smalL private family t-Mhst largo light room, aojeraie. 37j tteit BiiAR'i-MtntAP. Pineapple st. RfisaUlrii. 3 mln. utes from bridge; pleasant rooms, excellent board. "ei.KOaN'I' II A4 IIKI.OIt ai.irtmeiitT-and 'J,' .""W c'"""'1 lovstln with aud wlthuut board; low rates for summer Call or writ to 0ltANrAC0,4OVest2J4Bt, GTn,.'n,'v;:it'l'b?i;?.'-"t-di'' T KxrNOTON AV. 1.233. near B4th st-llall also blibJ"Su" 'u"u,b. """t room? with board?ta N"'!if.';I rP1W"litl "n8 to let; first duet !rd nd all Improvements, aid West iOtli st. 9THKT,68EAhT nsar Broadway -Nirelv furnished rooms, wthJ,oard.Jadies, i geiitliuicn, ts" 1QTII ST. f.1 EAST, lleAr'Brnadnay.-SuminergaT: IO dan table d hot, with win. r, v r,.oin R up 20T." T a.'3, AXD n 'l hT -Rooms llh hoarT HBeVlBVJBBJBJ.B1J fltrt JfJonrrt. 2JD ST.. fifts WERT. Jrg pleasant roems, all con O venlences and excellent bosrd; Boutberneraso- 1 netted. I 04TII RT, 241 WEST, nesr nth and sth st elevated Z4 Good hoerd end rooms; home comforts, a few ladles can be accommodated referene required. OSTII ST. 234 AND 24D WEST -Large. Pleasant, avOhicely furmshedi also small rooms; gontlemen or families! ladles, III gentlemen, fcl. sjFTTII ST 255 WE8T Very comfortabt furnished e I rooms and good board; reasonable price; quiet house, home eomieria OQTII RT. in WEST -Vary desirable reomawlthor ejO without hoard; references given and required. Until RT. 43 WEST Elegant accommodations, enm sjjmer rates, with or without board, transiently or perm anentl) fine location A 4TII ST., 2?t WEST, near Breadway, Handsomely '14 furnished rooms; tinaxcrptlonabii- table, uous. and accommodations, table guests, reference"- 4TII ST., 2lWEiT-lrge. handsomely furnished 't rooms all conveniences, also small rooms; excel lent board; table board refereneee "4 4T1I ST.. JMWI'.ST, near Broadway. Square room. 4 newly furnished, every convenience; excellent board; private bonse. 4,";TlllT 4(tEAST two doors from Madison square. tttrartn e rooms, with or Ithout board: transient or permanent. KISTST" IH WEST, near 5lh av Handsomely for ill nlshed rooms, sintlyor inaulie excellent board; summer prices, transients accommodated. KJTH ST. IVI EAST-Hall room, with board, also tJU front and back parlor, en suite or singly; doctor or private 'lit! PROSPECT TLACE. East 42d st.-Comfortbly UU nirnlshed rooms, w ith or without board fifttll ST, 2iil WFST Hegantlvfiirulshad rooms, OU with excellent hoard, near the rark. KOTH HT.r3I7 TAST-Hall. single" and double rooms: OO first class buard; early breakfast, extra table board TJqtii st, 1(h5 east Elegant large alcove room.wlih OO tlrst class German tabi SOTH ST.. 121 EAST Two' iarge connecting rooms. ejt together or separately; private house, tlrst class board Terms moderate. niSTT, .'0 WENT Large handsomely furnished; U 1 Atnp'e closets: ell com enlemes; also small room; board optional: refereneee i-JISTBtTVoWI BT; Large, nicely furnished, also J 1 small rooms, with or without board; table noaru, M; relerencea IX t ST ST, 7 EAST, Uadlson and Park. Ilandaomely Ul furnished targe aud small rooms, with bird; table board. t JOI' ST, m FAST Nicely furnished rooms home jj comforia, with or without board, moderate price. RAin ST. 11 WIST, Flegantly turnlshed rooms; O'l tlrst class board. .Uwlsli famliy rrfl sr. 3U4 EAST near L station. 1111 and other fa rooms, Vienna cooking: terms moderate, first claaa table srQD ST.. 17SEAST. Two large well-furnished rooms, I O 2d iloor. with or without bosrd. summer prices 'QT1I ST, 241 1. AST. Beautifully cool rooms small fOaod large, all conveniences, with or without board. TftTIl ST. 4.-0 P. A KT. --Mechanics: Halt and other nicely furnished rooms, with boards ladles, H, gentlemen, f.1 OlST ST.rtv7"ElTtvr-Nlcely furnished single or O I double rooms, private famUy; with or without board. Ql STT 32DEAST Hall. alsnTarge front room, with Ol board: all conveniences terms moderate QIJTII ST.. 320 EAT.-HallT single end donb'e rooms. Otwlth or without board; all conveniences, early breakfast. CTTII ST.. 2n.- EAST Comfortably furnished rooms, Ol with board. t to SI so- table boanl. l OOP ST.,;WEST Pleasant rooms for summer, with jt all conveniences, terms reasonable; with board QC)DST, RI WEST second story Large nnd small J -sunny roon s, with board, small family. 1 1k" 112 LEXINGTON AV -Well furnished, cool 1 J p'essant moms, en suite and slngij superior table reasonable rates Of)TII ST., 2n FAhT Large, pleasant rooms to m.j let, wun or wmioui ooara lO'V" ST- W'EST.-Two lane and elegantly for-It-tf nished rooms to let, with board, references. jfloom.5 nnd JBoaril JgwoWtjn. HENRY f-T fW. RROOKLYN 1IEI0HTS -Pleasant rooms, u uh or without lioard: terms $Jtntl weekly. SCHENECTADY A., n Prooklvn.-.Nlcely fumfhed rooms, with bo.ird, in private famliy terms mod erale J PINEAPPLE "st, BROOKLYN Furntshed rot.ras O to let w llh bosrd to gentlemen only f nrnij-Iirtl Room's Slpnrtmf ntjj To jtt A LsROK single and double rooms, (lean cool, and pleasant, el rflup, wteklj, 34 Cllnloti place. (tLl.NT0Np"LACF7 JlT nenrTiroadwayllalL single J ami double rooms nicely furbished, 52 ou 10 (7, rooms for light housekeeping. CLINTON PI.M'b. 3, near Brosdwav. Large, tool, nicely furnished rooms, also eninlt rooms, fl ,VJ up- ard CLINTON- PLACE. 2( near Broadway Lsrc and sinill rooms, gentlemen or housekeeping 520 up. t7elnlt rumllrhns larg. square front ro m to let for gentleman with reference, fluinonlbly. private faluilv Addre.s liiiOM, box 1 in. Sun np-town ofllce. 1,265 Broadway. LARGE front room to let for aman and wife r t vo genilrmen. tirar llowery Bay Uracil. 41M lllulu.iip av., nielnwjy. Long Island city. TrtAVEI.I.rRS' EACIIANGi: and Board Directory Handsome rooms and superior board, central location. -1 West 4.' 1 st 'PURER Oil FOl'R NEW LV KPENISIIEP ROOMS -L complete for housekeeping Janitor. 1J4 W. 17th st. 1ST A YE.7l"l37. near u.'d st -Hall single and double rooms, home comforls, all Improvements; gentle men or housekeeping. 1ST ST., 14 KT. Newlv furnished rooms, SI per week, house in first clsss order. 3D AVE., 1 Old. nssriiistst. 1st door. Desirable front room; handsome folding bed, one or two gentlemen, also hall room 6 Til AV ssl. First floor parlor and bedroom, nicely furnished, one or two gentlemen, price sery rea ennab e I yNI ST 37 EAST, near Broadway. -Nicely rilrnlsh IV ed Urge and small rooms, also light housekeeping; SJIOtVa "lYTlfsT.. 114 EAST Desirable. !argeand medium AV rooms, nicelv furnished, married couple or gen tiemen. siii 01.. iiu r.AM, uanasomeiy turnisneu iar;e X vr and small roums,togetber or separate use of bath. 1S3TII ST, 321 WEST, near L station -Large e-iiv eJ peeling unfurnished rooma, also extra large tilcely furnlMiel small rooms, t?-' weekly, 17TII KT 3J4 WEST. Newly furnished back parlor, I with running water, closet, bath, and go, for geu umnorladr. JANIIlllt. OnT" RT- n WESTrtoppositTchelseaTsquarel-rr- IA-v tra large hall room, largo closet, suttabl for 2, S.I small room SJ, bourd If desired. QflTII RT, llll EAST, mrlier 4th av7-A large airy J room. Becond floor; allconvenltticaB. reusonabte. STRT 4i.''WE8T.-Mc"ily furnlshedfreni room X will all conveniences, at summer prices, opposite Chelsea square. OOD NT r,HWKsT.XFiiielv- furBls'iTd"7oom"sand m.w suites for gentlemen; eutnmer prices, BOWYLIt. 2 '3D ST 4I.'WEST.-Iarge cheerful, well furnished. J iilso small ruom. all couvciiiciHes, private tain tl) terms moderate. 0JlST 2nWE;iT-Plc""a.ant7dTeubTe Toom7"cc'i7. -J' trallocuilun best of attendance. 2.4TII ST 2k WEST -Large ili'slrabltTnicely fu7 i nlshed room. alleonvetUiHces, also small room; suiuniiT prices. O iTII ST S3HFST-"lla'"nnV(miei)-""fu7nlsli(dr7oomTi 13 upward, suiumerptii.es. O-V" (-T- 22nivrsT,-llni,ioinelffurnishwrronmiii leutralluiatlun. gtutlemeii ouly S2.5J tl.MJ.rt Weeklj O7TII !-T, -,7 IVFHT""-iran"dsimetirfuriilshed"rooms -I near 1. rill m Irom fj .Vjup, for gentlemen only, QISThT lit FT -Large well fnrnlslinl front room- a jrivatn ImiIIi, niso ,,ilier ro"ias VJPM. 2111 I A'T-llandsomely furnished rooms. ft't iroter gis sulliible lor gtlitleinau auu vvlfe or stligiogelilleineii, s-t.tsiup. Q4 Til 8T 2.'J W EST. Mcelv furnished small or large square room; running water, beat attendance !:V'! RT. 7il W EST -LargeVaiso liaTfroomTweil fur--tg nlsiied, third llour, wldiout board, lo gentlemen. IRTIi hT 72 WEST.-Ilandsoraelv furnlshud rooms; JtJ house nr-t class pilvate family f!TII sr, saj Wi st. 2d bell -I'rlvoie lamliy will -cf rent elfgunlly furultlied room; new piano. .IQTII ST h I W I'sT. SlyetltTFIislis.sCllellgMrul tool rooms, singly or eu suits', private bath; terms mi'darute for IheBuiiiiuer. LATllt.OP. JC1T'I ST. sill I nr.sT.-Purlur bedroom, first Hat: Jtv bnakfasi If di sired, terms reasonable. slilllEIlT, JO..". :l" WBT-Mlfhntnl tilcely tnriil'hnl Hy adjoining rooiii for light housekeeping, stationary tubs, range, c. ailllght. tvvonighls. Iloiimau'abell. fsT.llhT',2''l.',,''A',T-,,lllt dull rooiinTH HJ lurnlslied. also back arlor. AQJt S.T.. 811 WI'HT RKOIH'I'JRK nt onrci Hi, Travellers' J-xchange Koom and Board Directory. 40D ST. 212 WEST, near llroadwar.-I.arg"hau,f Htt 1 melv luriiiHie.l toom with urge closets; price moderate references. dd WKRTS4'TMRT netweerTBroadway anrhvated" HH Elegantly furnlahed choice rooma singly or n suit parlor Uuor, private baths, reasooable to perm. netit parlies AAV1 RT WEbl"reiirble nicely furnished AA large and small rooms; references. dUV1 RTvM.WKBT-"'',or dentist, handsomely Hy furnished parlora running water; ball bedroom: private fauill), fJ()D ST aiTEAST-Fnrnlshed room, over front par. tlor, one block from L station; private family, can be seen anytime, lenna moderate. .-m fOD 8T..T41 EAST -One large front room, furulshsd, Jf" for one or two gentlemen. Inquire above 0"Or'fT. 233 EAST Furnished rooms for geutlemetT; -private house low prlco, reference. KOD ST 141 PAST -Small and large rnoms."nlcely "x furnished, house newly renovated, all improve tuents HOP h.T 2lrt EART -Bat7!! prTonrultabldoctirM "t prlvatei other rooms, tsrms moderate. Rdr,f".m. J??1- ,t'll -Large'frent room, JH nicely furnished, suitable for two gentlemen. iin,."..n au BAST-Backpirlorrfoldf"Tr v c bath. iu, private kousei very taodernie. gtral tjstate at wrt,'jt Jgcal gptatc at giurttoit. AUCTION SALE OF LOTS AT Greenwood Lake, N. Y., SSitruorclevsr, F"olllo S.X The great development of this region is attracting wide attention. Its nearness to New York, its high elevation, the opportunity offered to possess Lakosido lots (which are so scarce in vicinity of New York) in sure a bright future for Greenwood Lake Village and adjoining proporty. Club-house docks, stores, church. 6 hotels, 100 houses are there now. Extensive improvements under way in new hotels, now roads, new residences. All receipts from sale of loU will be expended upon Improvements, thus enhancing value of property. Sale will begin on Saturday. Juno 21, at I o'clock. Refreshment tents on grounds. SPECIAL SALE TRAIN leaves New York (Chambers st. or 23a st.) on day of sale, at 10:35 A. M. Full information, maps, and cir culars at our office. THE MOIVrTELAC Fill. IE, 55 Liberty Street. TR4.1K8 LEAVE NEW VOKK 2M st. Chamber! st Ilelurning leave Lake. Extra train every Saturday ,,V AM. leive.aid.t 1:40 P l Sm'S A"',, ,7. Leaves Humbert st. I en P M. ".-J"" lleiurning leavet Ilia Lake SPECIAL MU.NTELAC PAItK SALH TRAIN ON SATURDAY. J I Nil il in.es. v. I I This train leavet 10:85 A.M. 10 35 A.M. 7:15 P.M. North Newark, 11:12 A M I I Montclalr. 11:20 A. I ffurnijhfrt fRooms SVpartmcnttf (To jCct FTU ST., 4rw EAST Choice rooms in private house; 4S f every convenience, elegant siimmir location, rent low KTrflFsT, 24t Ea T -Frontlioil bedrooTnT? iTwi also J I front room tuitablo for two, ft. comfortably fur nished. JV7TII ST. 2(17 EAST, first bell -Well rtimfshed rooTnT B I suitable tnr n nr ffntlAinn. ttnth mi flu.,. KQTII ST, 3J1 EAST -Most deslrah'e room for sum sJCsmer months; large closets, oneorlvvo geutletueu. CHTII ST., IP EAST. rurnlshed rooms; a large parlor Us and bedroom Bilious. "7TII ST.. .1 EAST-Bul'Texpresslyor-bschelors' f I apartinents, single and double rooms, handsouio lv furnished, by week or month, sup, rb ptilinblng, good attendance, terms moderate Apply on premises. 7JI'ST. 44JKANT Parlor ll""r. together or singly; also tark'e front room, handsome folding I eL rTOTII ST.. :ia-. East, piano teacher's bell -Large I O front room vcrv nicely furnished, suitable for ono or to gentlemen. $3. ryQTIt ST. 2d4 RAT. l.srge cool front room; nllltn f Oprovemenu, svtitabe for oneortwo. Oftf" ST. llll:AT. Parlor orpsrlorand connect O v; ing bedroom, suitable fur doctor, cuuple. or gentle men; is!. 80D ST.. S44 EAST.-ilandscmelyliirn'shed front psrlor and connecting bedroom. Sleiuaay plauo, other rooms $1 50 up, ring twice. CM Til ST.."7:tl K4.ST. close ststlon.-sigIo"and double O rooms tuitablo married cuuple or gentlemen; home comforts. CM Tit ST.. li "EASTrJt(",soBlaton -Targe well-f or-O-a: nlshed, cool room, eultable for gentlemeu, gas, bath. rfuriujslint ?oomf! IVantnL RATHER FXTI1AVA0ANT lUfllELnn, trrlngeTorm. mv. wants room, nut alllludlnou. double bed; nice surroundings within vt. u'ease a:iser desirlp tlvelv without cdorlng refereme. t'lllts boa no, Hun uptown olllce, 1.2(15 Broadway. cflafej anrt lpartmtntjt So Xtt. KtNI. H.U1YI $.bU IU 512. Two, three, four, ani: fire room aprlm-stitn, win, lm. rrovnints. Alto Flore. In the new block, lutli v t-vtli aiiU ti"lh its Inquire at the oR'ce ol JOHN J-L' K, 1,0.1 loth nr., llrtueeu tli nml (7lli ntr-. sHent.s from $25 to g237 "III f-lavs.trtli Auillment lliiiNe.H, I or II AV,. .'.an AXirr.im sih, 4, and it roon,s all new improvements; steam heat: electric light mid ho. water, lonvenieul to car. utid vie vated station, can be s,en evtnlnnsaiid Muidsys I:. I.. sTltlKl.lt, rto-j s-t r.:td at. APARTMENTS nf three and four moms, all light. w ith lull rovcinilu ch, apicnl. I. set 12' til st. ILI t,ANTL ..i-llllAThli slngVnnd ilMUliTe"tlasln XJ the hew buildings. 1117 and -in Last H7th sL six ser large rooms and liiih, ad Hunt, rent low Apply Janitor, on iremisrs. or IIL110 iidK-vrii, 1,47.. :id av EXTIH wide eliht room flats a I llghtrnaiulsnmeTv lltiPhe l each room connected with private hall. Una block, 15J hast Mill si M7 Mi to $r: janitor. CIIA-v R. i.KI.l.llll. Hit Sd ar. ELKOAN'T 4 R0OV1 FLATS, steam lieatedTdecoTateT Ac; near I. station rents ffl-. lo sJl. rent Ins tu July 1 KI7 and Pm Vi'st laMhst Ipi.tfl-tsf H.AT.N 7 rooms, with lath: all Improve uiente, Itkhled rooms, plenty water, price, sJj,f2S. lul Pasts;th st ijM.ATS AND APARTVKvr;trunfurnlshed and fut lushed in all parts of the city. I olmim BlidiHEKs. sit lirotdway, near 13th st. i(LAT.S25toSJ.,; In perfect oner .Tanltnr, 07 W est llth st. tin.NEIl. 1-4 i.lh av nl'DtON- AND WEST KiTIl ST-".-Elegantapartments nr.1r.nd4 rooms all light. In new hats. NEW Bl ll.lilM-.s. Three and four rooms, latest lm provements l-gnt and airy. $12 to 517. 4 id to .2 West .!"ih st. J v (IHKIT A I'd. 2jdtt ond"thav. PAItK AV., .-Wt near Sid st. Second and third floors. rooms, bath, gnod order low rent RKNTririlOM SSI Tl rlC.-Elegant apart ments of rooms and bath, a.l mn'roveminls also two small a ore. rent free to July I. lti new house, eiegaut neighborhood I.iPI luthav, mar 77th st. Apply to laiiltor on preml.es or l-ltbaDLb A fOOUE, 7lh st and Dili av. RENT FREE TO.iri,Y f-rienvnt 4 room flatr steam heated, decorated Ac tiear L station-rents fliiofjl list and lus West Icth st. RENT FREE TO J PLY 1 O! W e7 tiotli sL-Nlce Pghl apartments of 4 room., rents $7 to 10. Ap ply to l lEItt'U janitor, on prt nilvs. THREE and four rooma to let, alt lmi rovements. All Eaef.i'lhst rpu LhT Four large light rooms. 8I Broadway. 3D A V.. 3,Ot7, NEAR 114TII ST.-tand4-room apartments. stnr with imororemente JCrntM. Sat fio to ffeal Aitiny ft, .iMnlnvr nr l' Jlt-lIAl:l.ISi r.lN, I:l6 HO ivi:ky. 30 LERtlY ST -I legant new flsls," 4 light rooms, all improvements, splendidly decorated; fill to f.'j. JQTII ST 2.MI T7siTlan(ro"me'flats; 4 jTght rooms ttiJ aud bath, all Improveiuenls, tnoderute rents. JAMTllll. fQD ST 4ln EAST, overlooking East River.-Floors f-sr 7 and 8 rooms, all tiiipruveiiHiits, nrst cuss or.lsr, I. il upward K.-TII ST-Slit EASTVFIaia drooms aud huh, all tS-S Improvements, tlrst i lass order; uwuer on premises. KfJTII ST.4lTEAST.-Fourorllvelirge. alrv rooms In Jt prlvato house, for small family, leruis reasonable. KQTII ST.. :itn EAST -Plat eight light rumus, alllm JO j rovements, n BrnT" hr- 2'S PA nt Floor to let with all Improve UVJments, strlctlj private bouse and b.ock. 70DST. 2IU PAST Llegant Hit "f five rooms, bath"; sJ all Improvements, go.idordf. l7 4J.TII sr III! EAST -Flats and 1 rnomsTlTTm Q" provements, uewlv iciiovatrd. Sib toe..' OWNER. CIITII ST.. 4 i! EAST. New tlalsTf light rootns"jind 0 Improvem nts. i.i iii. carp, led Q 1ST ST 3U last p.v of llvo" rooms. alMrii OX provements; all In good order, SI'inmlCl7, ST .'Jil EAST Owner on premises e'egant new ll.'ils. orooius, tah. all Iniprovrm, tils iflJ, tlH.VI QD ST. -.V2 EANT-Llegunt new I'als 'i rooms, bath, I NT"H"aJi liiiptiivrnielit. Jl', iipvv, r,l 8D Sf PANT N, w lln's", rooms nnd I'Slellslon, iililniprovemilits; (Hl.viidf I" Q Tit ST, 4114 IIAST Seronl Iloor '1 large rooms: 0-- Cre'-cln-surdir. private bou.e, small lamlly.fjii, 8fTII HT.-I23 HAST Apurlmcnts :t nnd 4 rooms; "goo! order Jiulls, stuirs iiirpeted, all Improve ments, tMup ariTII ST. r.iru AST riev-tnt Hats, rooms, bathaM fimprovtuients. papored and paltittd. owner on premlsoa. 8ftTII ST. 4" EAST -Fills a roon.s, bath," all lm sprnveinents, newiv roiiovaled, S17 ,vnd -wa &UT1I ST. II2.EVST -Hegint new-.all light, 1 and (1 1' room lints all lmi rieuirnt. rt ntr mod' rale. 1lfTII ST norihvrest p rner Park av Ilaiutsomo ,1 rooniH, no 1 auu ro.u wuivr. ii- iiro, IlOO l'RK AV--iic tljtof 7 rooms and bitlii 1 ti' nswlj decora.e 1 rent reasonable ej 1 'J-TIIIILI. HtioviH and bathroom, all improve" -pgsinents hot water siilMilled b tbeuiviier sieum, s nail families :i;t ast7lll.t cfvPonij: anrt prtmrnt$ IVantcil. WANTED Part of prlvstc house uiifurnliihed. not above 27th st withii'eor bath, rent luodtraie, refertncea Address J T.. IMUIh nr Stt-rHiufj gvOii-ic-J Co JgtX. SMALL IIOPSE. with small garden, on Harlem road, not more than uumliiuies out, rent must be low. Jl. P, 3MJ St. Nicholas av. OATH ST, 2M"EAST"Brlck houseT ft) rooms'new uv plumbing, all Improremtnts, 10 be let or sold, IIO1" "T., EAST.-lreme house. lOrooms, alllm" A',nr,"miits. IWI, orforiale. Apply 141 East rlfll-thlrd st. cP'vcUiitfj "ousfj. IVuntnl. nOPSES AND n.ATS, furnished and unfurnished, for responsible parllee TltAII.'LLl.llS' EXt IIANlTK, 23 Wesl4:dst. WANTED. TO KENT-Sinsll house In neighborhood of run Washington. Addrsss. staling rrnt, A flAllTOi., 2oi West I2ithst city, Co t for guslar. ?urpo.t L OPT TO I.ET-aoxlsa with power, re'ry llgbt. S3 ul 7 rranklla tl, lews at Coles, N J. Address I J, r, woaru. .cat state or Satf (Touiitvij. EXOUBSEON AND B JB n RRi -sen m n isB LANU SALE TO Congers, Rockland Lake, IiVF.ItV IJAV THIS WKKK. SPECIAL SALES Tll.lt A l- AX Ik sj a -it re is a tlTJ.NT. Its A .Nil 21. -.VA'i1. AT l,,t PFiri'. for TICKF.TH. X!:.A,I. FIIKB to IlltlVi: and VIKtV the ItKAVTIFI'l. PnilPIIUTY. Fare (INI.Y no cents from ol'U UFFICK, IIVEIIY I'lTU- A -Kit of lots on the N KYV I.AKT. NEC-. 71JXP WHKK will be in 1 rn,i:ntoa 1.4IT in Section I' FICKi:; J for deed. $2.00 for plotting, survev ,sc. A IIAXI1SO.UE MANSION, with IIKATT. J'.r.V'1' JBllttU.MIM. H1IAIIF.M, OIINA. MENTAL, snil 1'JSl'lT TItllK. for SALE at a IIARIIAIN. F.AWT TIIICMN. "H!: "t TSOOJIH. VKICANDA. only Fr.tv JIISCTIW walk from HTATIOV, i.liJ Fl: hundred cash ICi:Ol'IICi:i, FIIKK PANS over It.lC. FOR (INKYEAIl with house. IIOHTON IMPKOVEMENT CO., Ml BROADWAY. .1 MrOINVIB I W II VAN GUILDER,! Jent. Cp town office 132 rark av., open evening! VISIT flRMnilR.il fAPAPiT Fourth ward of onlkri inr Bronx. Ille sutlon, Hir Irm lUllrnntj. CnmplPta mrlrt tranult nnAKK-MiiTenU, city Improre mnt and countrj txt, prrfen i.rinage; charjnlnif view s, k modpl rentrlcteft reiidtnre park. Qftiia, ruutn UK HromJ st. glrat (..state for alc JUoolthiuT SAIES THIS WEEK JnMllr llir alnlemrnt tlhnt present prices slll be tidvnnrril ere lonft. MO NOT DELAY HKI.KrTIONH, I1TJT ItUY AT O.M-K QVEEN ANN IIOl'NCej nlreadr erected Iinve rntahllahed Ibe chnr aicter nr site netcblinrltood. HnnltHry re sMrlctlnnrs In rncti deed. Acetvl mi Ihei premises. Apply for pant phletis, innpa iinfl fiei iiineH to Gi:iltC(3S: A. ALI.IX, Hrcrottvrv, No. flvi Liberty at.. New Ynih. cfor alc or tTo Cct gvoohljjn. ni eP esV EH b b n Onty ft handful of rent recelpta la all ninny rroa thb to rhiiw for ?anof toll no it tTer n hatnbla tlicre'a no place lie ((JLI.0S. Immo," t. Oilowi Imya h um deiacti-d countre -fli per month pay for it other fri'in ir,t iipw-nrd. choice raitricM loca-Uun-, iitar both eloTjiteil r."utei i. t" lalNfnN n .allien, cor. .tlaiuiu a,. Brooklyn. Ileal estate ox va!f. HKATTI.eR. U'ASIf. I am the owner of inrjro and rinnH acra tract-, of tie proparir fintat'ltj tor .it.li lalou nr puburban tinnicM. I'or Inrurinutton roticcrmiiir lit. eminent lit M6hiOKton ftdJret U ll. Uui.hi.sS, 104 Hutlcr Hluck. Sraltle. Waiti. COO'i AVr ri' f! monthly payraen't forcholca O --tJ buildlnirlotH. till-fiitriiiteo.l; Hyatt llelirhta, Wtnfleid. U 1 iapii.t t'rnwmta nuburh of .Neu ori KJ Vnlsitlttm frntn font nt .Utli ul T isnintunlallnn lsi.iln.1 Jut' ferry, rapid trarnll. mind tur free tick. ia, map, .to. rtlAltl.h.S 11 (.OiUiM.l.U 7 Liberty it. fov alc or eo 3Jct Country. AT rPMIAM MANOIt New Rnohcl e. Larrhmoni, Maniaroneck, l(e Vnn t'henler. t.reenwich. Mam ford atnl all a1on.r the .ound Maim. ptininKrapha, aud full partlculara f property fnr aae or tu n-nt (MUhLhi Hl.l l (iKIrFK.N S. Cf. 42a it (oppofito Urnd Contrat lepot r"om a ATON'KKnsoNTnr.lltTDSON.i-OmlniitMfromtha rity fnr unit-, tH.utiK bnitrtiinf lota, count rvheaK and acra prvpertr rurnt-hed liunae. for ummer f uo to JaWptruiomh. HLl.UiWs a uakkkn. t.ttiy a'liiare, Voiikrra. POUT AM.rXF.N Nimr nf .ihintfni, Fori'iialnfM, reMijenro. nnd piibnrhnti proper! t, Inreit inenta in mlueral. oh I. mid iltntt-r luini- id ires l,!- l.h V. t U AUtielr. WtiihlniTtoii SPAHII1R ruTTA(.i:s. full, fi.rn.hei.for hotielo("it It g nt M.iC4intt .NaiitUtKet. rt-nt $l2fi to ?7.., orein (ti find nirf bntltlnc iiu hot daya, malaria, or rnosijultucts teiid tvr circn ar-. nurill.rDAY, 3ii Ann it T ni'M-Ulieelwrli-ht and paint f hop at Iplip.lZ17i ohl a'and irniii) bi.nii'e marnntt etl, Imiulra or (.I'.OhUK II KI..N.M.UY. JJ iuauoit,.N.Y.tnr 1.U.10TT I .MlTll, Mlji. fPO m;t Al lUbylnn I. I a few deairablo furnlihed X coiutcea for aeji'on nt redmtd rat miHHiys A WOOD. .anofcrtfjo, (Ornaiw, ic. I.arifcst asnrliiirnt. I prlalit. tirinl ami Hipiare Daniis at iiiclerula prlies, lash Ihstallinenls, ami ox rlianveil ev,r.ll l.irsalna in tecon,) lion I I'lauut, Ulliercnt makers allow priree llMlll.lt IMA.NO WAIIKHOOMS Hi' fihav c,r. nth il. Ivan York. CJIirATKfT IIAIIl.AINS I VI'R OKM'.ltLD.-ill gon.I a seconil lisn, I'lann. rices r'n to 9.'.i, naviurtita D.'ilnmillily, IKinen vtalers ul.rlBhts, only lf.'7 tcriua idlaoullili I'lain,. eschanircci HORACE WATERS CO., 1.14 .VI II AV. JJM.l.llANT ITIllllllT. lii Winntiihir. InwaT !ibaM.iln lr.M.Il atiiiiiil.tfrolii,ii.r. liruoMji.: I'. 4l..M'.lt. 4 i:aat 4S, Sr. I'prlrht ntl'l miiiilf lilaniis fur sale ami rent (in easy terms nf luiv ineni si'i'iiinl lianil. L'41 err. isii.i ....1' STKCK I'lAMiK-lil'l assnriment nf these rellalna liistrunici Is alsua 1 inemt second linml 1 Unns various 11. nk, iiii.I Inllv rrpairnl. lor sale 1'ianut fur rr!iiUrrr"iis, t.j-k linn. 11 ,1 Stl isOO ()(lf) -ii'" r-lenofnriee fl'i-i nriransT j)I,OUUIIUl', $.1, wr he K.r calaloa-ne AjI ires. IIAMIM, I'. HL sTTV, Waslilnlrion. ,N. J rtHlofcllaufom, DIII'NKI NNhtiS-Llfiuor lltblt. In all Hie eorl.l llierclsl.nl one Hire Ilr. Haines llnulen peclllc. ll ran temven In a cii, of ronee or lea. or In articles of fno,l wltliout Ibe liiowieilite of the patient itisabsu lulely harmless, and "111 ellecl a lierinanent am tpseily cure, -neilicr the patient Is a tucilerafe OrinVer or an nlcnho'io wreck. It never fells. It operaleaaniiiietly I anil with such certainty that ine patient nnderiroea mi Inconvenience, and. ere he Is aware, l,u cutunlelt reforiuatlun is tftected. pane took of particulars Xrtt. ALKX. lll'DM'T. SIS Broadwar MLIhMAN A MUP.LLK.MlAOII, n Hlblt House I.IIMI.AUKI: 1'IIAIIMAfY 43d at. ana Jlroalwar. II. lll'liftlT, Vf Hroadway. iiroadway. Iirooklyu Anenis. liuLTn.N Itltl'fl ro. 204 1'ulton tt. A IMthlTI Vi: FAI'T.-Hmbrellte repaired whlla ynu wait. l"c- up. re, ovarlnir at low priors, faitoryon the premises hllllll's, llu lultcnst unatulrs branch store 101 1 mt t.tti st BUl'Wirr. of every description at 3iaIarl st .Vtmo' site I'eik slip lowau prices Jims h. IIOITKU ntanufact irer MAfON ftrnilK plasierlnir kalsomlmnz. Ilaiiilng. cliltnm rs, gavlls, front stoop, repaueit M lniUUII.N.J7J West fMlh It, PTjniTAlf IIOTRL. 183 Powsrv, corner Delancey st. AccetnmodatlonB for ventleraen deslrlna eitxaat Hi-i4 koiae csmf eru,tue .uuci wttkly,-a. atiiej, l(at tjstn(t at gmritcHe gpjf JERE, JOHNSON, JR.'S FLAQ fcl PROTECTED BY DECIWOM MjeffrT OF SUPREME COURT. f J DON'T IMITATE FLAO HATVJXI1AT, Jl'.NK 91, 1S0O, at a o'clock 1". Mnit the prenslaee. lEIti:.UPTOKY AUCTION, by order or ITII.I.IAM UAYISO.V, eq., 400 ELEGANT LOTS At SPRINGFIELD PARK, MIMCCTBIII MXO IHI.ANII. FHEE KXCITRHIOM 1IT HrECIAr, THAIN I.T0AVIN4J I.OXO IHLAMICITT ANH FI.ATIIII-JII AV AT 1 O'CLOCK I". M. ItAltTf.r. mai-ar- v- a-v a-i- Ml'.NT 1IANI. tfi'i.EN'ifin rr.AMBAKK nrFOBE THE MALI: VNUEIt OltK.VT TENT. On the property asm tssaty realdeneee. st hnndanine cliureh, nnd the Hprlnfleld Kavllro.d Dennt. Hprlncfleld Patrk la lo. fated In Ihe moat sttraotl-e part of the -lllatite. The It-eote are well made, Loire are SSxlSff feet. HprlaaOeld le on the Lone leland Hall roud, and la rlthln tVTenty-etht mlnutea of Lontr Island City or Flatbuah avenue. It la only three rallra from sTamalea, with la excellent rapid trnnalt ayatem. There are C.I tratna dally. Commntatlon -ery Ion-. HprlnaTfleld la noted for Ita chnrchea, alorea, nnd aehoola. It la exceedlnsly heultby. Taxea nominal. sOn all ptirchaaea at BSOO ond npnrard, AO per cent, may remain on bond and mort case. TITLEM AKE AnBOLTJTELX PEUPECT For Mapa, free pneaea, and all additional Information, apply to JEBE, JOH.NMON, ,Ir OO Liberty at,, New York, nnd lllllt Fnltnn at llronklyn, or to AVILI.IAai DAVISON, 183 Houth at., Nety York. TUESDAY. JUNE St. 180O, at IBiSO P. M on premlsee, 1 nnil fllofrant Tnto l.UUU JJlUgUill JjUlrJ. by order of WILLIAM ZIEGLEB, Eeq., FLUSHING HIGHLANDS, FLUSHING, 1. I., TUESDAY. .JUNE 34, lBOO, nt ISttIO 1". .11.. on the premise, Yvlfhln Ihrre mlntllea' wnlk of the llroad- vv ay alntlnn or the I. one lalnnil It, It. liEi.icicii's icnonr. isi.ami clam. HAKE I'NillUt MAM.1IOTII TENT BE. ioiii: SAi.r, BIIILLIANT JITJHIC BY TWENTY. TIIIBII Bi:OIMENT HAM), FlIIIK I'.Xt UltSIO.N BY SPECIAL TISAIN FKOH l.ll.M) IhLANlJCITY A.T 11 O'CLOCK A. .11. I'LUrsllINO IIIOIILA.MIH la hlch nnd dry nnd enintnaeils charnlnc views or the eurrnundlns cnuittrr. It la cloae to the Itroitdwny Station nl the Lone Iisland B. It., at nhlrh every one 01 the tralna lhat are continually pisaalnic alopw. I'ltiehltie la elisht rallea Trnm Lone Island City, Ifa Churches, Schools, nnd Mioses are ntnone the best In the Ktnte. Flushing; has all the mnilern Intprovementa and eoniet. lences, Includlnc n Iree I'ostuI Delivery, a Bulldlnc uail Lmin Association, u 1'ublle 1'ntk, Banks, lintels, Ons, IVater, Electric Cars and Llchla, and efllcteal Pollco nnd Fire Drpiirtraents. Home seekers nnd Investors shonld not let this opportunity slip hy or purchasing; really cholre Iota nt miction prices. All titles are Insured without expense to the ptircliaeer. Tor maps, free passes, nnd all addlllonnl Information apply to ,IKRE. iIOIINbO.N', Jr., CIO Liberty st New York, and BOB Fulton at., Brooklyn. TIIURHDAY, .IINESO, 'OO, Al I uvijuts .Vllltv, If, TIIK BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EX. CIIANOE. S03 Fulton it Brooklyn. GRAND PEREMPTORY AUCTION 347 Superb Lots, PAtIT OF THE WliLL.KNOW.V SNEDIKER FARM, 28TH WARD, BROOKLYN, FORMERLY EAST NEW YORK. The proiertr Is spleudiat)- situate J on VESTA, MNEIIIKER, II I'.NR Y.IIl'.IIONT. LIVONIA, AND RIVEICDALl: AV4 N EWI'OBT ST.. AND N E1V LOTS BOA I. AND IS II.VM TIIKEi: BLOCKS FROM THEKINOS COUNTY ELEVATEII It B. EASTERN PARK, the rlrtruut nets- hnso ball crimiiils, Is vvltliln 1, cntiplc (it lilnrk. The BItOOKLYN, CANtUSIE AMI ntll'K.lll'AT BEACH It. If.. Willi two slisllnns on thr prnperty, Is In l,r( nnie h im t nl the Riiplil Trnnslt Ss stem (it llrnimlin. This line liilte. ynu In 11 iiininent to lias, huttuii CrnsMlnic or Ihe Iliivsurtt llutisp. The properly Is unsurpnssril 11s 11 irslden. lint dlslilcl, uuil no better Insettncnt cun uns'w hci-p he fnund. Tlllrs Insured by Title liiiuriintee aud 1 rust Co. of N. Y, For nuipe un,l nil udillllniuil Information apply In ,Ii:ir',,IOII VMI.,,li (11) Llhetty st N, V.,Hinl UUil Fiillnn st. Ilron-ljn.nr lo It, .1' II. CIIAI'NI i: V, .(IT llnnlUEUe at., R (Hltfcll 11, BEN.I. P. PA I III llll. II. AITTIONEEB, nil p, I.i lir 'aJ'i 'v. .as.,, iiiiiii n; s w will sell at am timi .ill.' Cm a "o n '11 Oll.lV, .11' M'. at, IHIIO, at 1't.il 1 Btaie I Un 11 1 Miitiun lloonu .','.1 f 1, 1 ii-ertv it. Ill I.O I AT I I.ICIIIIAII, rnrnel Jernnii av an 1 lllirll 11 I I." rosa A rolirt of tile l.ni vets' flllo liisiiraiu'e 1 o usiioj to each rrlii.tr fp-e nf -"si lor mail terms ,t arn'v to Merre 1 Hovers, attorney.. Ill Itrnailwuv ur lo lit" auitlii, tcrs ilkal Ostutr for atc 3T.ru 3.fMij. A.N OI'rdllTL'MTi ""'T Tt) HE Mlh-hHv I IR'T. rate ullllrllfor I' 'I"0 mo'lerita mean. Is start ItiK (lar alt' r I" liinrri'W 11 h lum ti ali'l sal,' The (una 101,1111 a iruoii iiti.iertakiiii.' is at tliv ues-iuulUK, lie ture It Is so'hi. ihniijrii. I Dine 10 the ou'rilc Satunlaj- take the I rle ferrirt at I. nti1 I.' it. ,pei I, I Irani Ut iliiior'iuck llrlflits; tickets ,rot liletl 011 Die tiaiti oiiniii hue tiiiu.ua kiinwleilre of wh it la going on and art It easily: they will be sold, though, no mailer what llicv lirllu lake a liltle inimev niihynu; the clieanett nlmt mar I'rliia-tiertiaisal'out r the l,est ones live limes that, lertiata. sio, Vilil' )ou ray on liftli do v 11, ao tilths In thr"e months. ainl two llfllis In six inonths It sa teaiillf.il 1. 111 i hills win, a little valley SU 10 1 si (eel above th ra'lr.'iivl Y The pliin Is a a't'Oil 1 lie V, i: fAVLOR. anelloneer. lUc.eiisiirk V. J .r;U (!;,otntc gox alf ity. fplllll.l rIVI-.SldllV 1,1)1 III. I II ATH, rM St., be. X tvreeu av. 11 ami rlrer all luiprnvetnents, all rent etl prlie SJO.usj, also oiher desirable houses on Av U. Apply to UhJ llllANUT, bumaitHJdal, IO l'EK CENT. NET IN VEMTSI EN T una or teres Orttclats tenementsi Ajil bl and intr! ev, Jaiulie ex W, r. ttficou, Minute tk

gUnmboititi. D-SVAi-e. FALL RIVER LINE. lOR B08TOK, KEWI'OrtT, TALL RIVKB. TROVI. IlRNCK, and all Pastern points. Four iteamert In commlsslen-l'UniTAN, riLORDL l-lttmilBNt'K, and OLD t'OLONV. Two each way week davs tone on Mondays). I Ine orchMlra attached to each vessel I ears N tw 1 ork from riar S N. IL (old nutnetr), foot of Murray sl. as follows ft ui t -ror rail River direct, connecllnc with ev TH press train due rark Bqnare Matlon, noston. ho A. H. ml 1.1 1' M lor Newport atnl Fall lllver due Newport about ft 41: Fall Hirer. 7 A. M., connecting with tiprrsi train due Hoston n A. M, Iteturnliig, leave Hoston at n and 7 f M,, Fatl Rlrer at 7 ."auJ it ui I', u, Newport 1 r. M due .lew Torn SUNDAYS, leave New York at .1 r M. for all pntnta Iteturntnit, leave Tark 8quare Station, Hoston. I'l'LLkMN VF.flTIHL'LK KXTI1EH1 TRAINS between steamer landing at I alt River and Itestot- IMl'uRTA.NT Express tralna between ran River aa", Boston now arrive at and depart rrom the rark Square f-tatlon, I'rovidence Division Old Colon) Railroad, in. stead of Ktieelaud Street station, Central Division, at heretofore Connection by Annti boat dally from Rrooklyn. S r M 1 .letter t llv. 4 I". M tickets and atateroomi mtv be ohiained In New ork at .-hi, Ti.t, on n,7. an.1 1.1J3 Hroailwav, 1,1:0 Pth av ll Vrstl2',th st, and lit East UMh Bt.l 141 Hoarry, s.slor lloj.e. and Wlmlsnr Hotel; Line Olllce. I'irr N. 11, and on tttamers providence Liiyra, for HOSTDN, I'RiiviOKNL'l.. WiiKCI'-trKlt. and all New Ltigland l'olnls Kull night 1 resL nherlest rail ride meamereCONNECTICTT and M s.tAt-fRhTT.1 will leave Her -JH N. II, foot Warren st at ft .til'. II. dally, except Hundsya. arriving at rrotl.lence 11 A. M Hoston 7 la A. II A line orchestra on eneh SHamer Th kett and staterooms serttred at rj v m7. Sftl, 821. P4I and n.17 Ilroadaar Astor House, ttln'tsor. and Coaroopiilllan Hotels all otllces N Y Transfer Oa In New) ork and Brooklyn, who sill call for and cheek batpane from hotel or residence to destination. Tele phone call, Cortlandt, ,t,K.'H, Hudson ilivcr Stcamrr Mnry 1'owoll. Leaving West 22d St. Pier3:30 P.M.. SATURDAYS 2 P. M (Bonda exorptetl.) forCnANRTON'a WK8T POINT. CO UN WAT. U XBff- llimdll WW it 1 11 lltTIf 4111 Ttltf TdV hill'mtisfp- 61K. HYDK I'ARK. and RONIH t VT, ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLE'S LINE. i fU.atnert BKIIW and DEAN UK'HiIONIt Itave (old I'ler 41) N. II. foot Cauat tt., O I. II. Dally (KundaM eicepted). connecting with Hl'i:ciAl, HTKAMItOAT KXPltllhS for NAHATO. SA. LAUD OEOROi:, I. A It!'. CHAM. PLAIN, HA11ANAC I.AKi:, and ciher AUI. J0ACItrtINTrl. NORWBCH LBEvJE, for Hoston. Worcester, and all points MiriTII and HAT. I- hTEAMhll-t leave Plhlt .VillTII lUYr K tnevt pier above Desbrosses Mreet retry). iiaILi Cuintais cepted). at Ai:it 1". HI. Tickets mid staterooms se cured at prluclpal ticket olllce. In N.w lurk, llronk lyn. anil Jerse) City, al Pier so. North lllver, and on tleamers HI'hClAI. LM'l'K-IMN up e-alurdnv nla-hl. and down hnndavsrrom New ork to New I ondon and return $'i, Nurnlch and return, ti.1 eunday steamer leaves Norwich 71'. M New I ouiU n fl I' ,M HudsoFRiveTby Dayliglit. Day Lino Steamers. NEW TOItK or. ALIIAN'T Daily (except .Minds) s) Leave Rrooklyn. rummst. (by Annex) .".nn a. do. New York. Desbros.es sl H 4') do. do. do. Wesf.'dst hi si do. For AI.IIA.N'Y.lsudlnir t)"iil.era We.tl'olnL New burtn. 1'omhkeepsle, Ithinebeck, I aisUII, and Hudson. TROY BOATS. City of Troy or baratoga leave Tnr 4 N. K.. foot west 10th sl dally except Sample), n I- 1 Lipreat v trains for aalOlta, Lake t.e ri.-e Adlrnndacks aim V day ete-imer louch.a at Alban) .-.AUAKiua L.CUu blO.N.Jt.i. I.AKK l.l.dltllh, f r:i. "BOSTON via STONINGTON LINE. 9 The Inside route rrovidence, Worcester. N'arrairan Betl 1'ier, and Match Hill, rtleamers Ml IDE l-LAM) and NAltRAUAN.-.hTT leave dew I ler.,'1, Niirlh itlver, ene block above Canal sl. at 0 I' M ulavt excepted. AIIR!nQKPURT DAILY -Tr.AM.t WATMV IILKY Tier Hj, East Itlver iitiif l athamie St.. 11 A. M coiinectlnfT wltli ihro nili tr.iluson Nauitaluvk; and llousaioulc Kaiiroaila r-undavaftl' M CATSKILI. .MOI'STAINB." Meamers KA4TFRSKi7I and CATSKILL leave I'ler l. ft It loolof Jay St. every week day at o I'. M connectlnc; with cai.kill Mountain and Cairo IL R. Directory of hummer Hotels nnd Hoarding Houses free at pier i r maileu lo anv s. cre.sby W.J lll'ulll.H, Trrasurr. t alsklll, N Y RAMRI)EirirriNirlorNewburi!l7r UshklllTcorii" wall. Cold bprlnjra and lli't 1'oinL from rratiMm tL pier. N It., n eek us) a at ft 1. M. ,unda s, 0 A. M. STKAMh RSIIELII'.R ISLAND leaves rieri.rE.nrver Tues Thura. and r-at. al ft 1' M lor tirlent. Urren port hhalter Is'and, and baa- Harbor Leaves r-ar Harbor 4 an 3Ul. Jl, Moll, Wed, mid IrLtlhO C tlllifio, apu CA7'OERTIEs"sTi:AMEREoiierlerMonclavaWed" SJ nesdajs rrlila)s. foot Franklin st il Y. 1 T-'nTTw-ll A V KNT-r-lr. EM L It-lllN. (f.liol) il DAYP). e-l 21 Fleamers leave 1'eek Mlp I'ler 'i", I. It, v v.. and 111 M. dnl'y. est ent bumtav, cotinecifnfr slth tralna for MfcltlDLN, Harlioru. hprlugllelil. Ilolyote, c hipping. COM P AM A TRANHATLANT1CA KsafANOLA bTEAHMIir VI.CAI A, CapL Cunill. will sail from companr'a pier, .'I N a. on Friday, June 31, at U Jl .taking frelnht and pawna-ers direct forllavana rrogresso verav.'ru Tuxi to. aod Tain ,1100. I with transshipment at llavaii.v for ueiitAs, i.ln.ua t'adlB. Haneloiia. Malarra, CarUkeim, Aili.inte, utid Valencia, lor further particulars a, p y lo J. l. LhBAI.LOS All), A, 1 nts. etl WallsL I COMIvriiNIE(lENERsI.ETI!NATI.t.TllH-E. trench line to Havre even Mtor.Uv ConipallJ'B i'ler (liea')H.. foolot Mortmist I.AflAM IM..M.. hantelll on June .1 7 V M LA NuKM NDIE. Collier .-1 ..luiie.". I r. al LA Ildt'ltt.tnj.M'. fratiieiil. -ui.Jul, 7 V 11. LA 1IIIE1AU.M'.. Da Jnusselln Mil .'u v I I 1 I" AIUKIILI, t.eiieral A.v.'.it, I oovv,l ureen. EASTPORT, CAUlsrsr. JOHN. HALIFAX. Thr, fin- steanicrrt CI M.1KH,..M nml hi vli, nf MAIM. Ie CoiDintrcUl WIi.tI. I 1 r t Mirt- aim iri. Mr., nml t-t John, .1 A .M M..uu t ..etlnonlftjn, ami rularit. 1 loo coDiit-'tiou. 111 tt do with all mil nnl ritaiii lines ntcrinr H011011. interuntU.iial M. Co.. K A. WAl.lii.fi. .?i I Al.ik. HAeUnUR(i-AMnKICN VM'ril (i IrRr Tico heturm .New ot -im )n t. m, i 1 Ii liUTt? I"V ttie iiiHSislitcent nrn luint. m r-of lU.t-O InllR .U)(l I.' (HO Itf t 1 f, t T lit ll It holds Hi rei'ir1 for runt. ft t tin 1 fi rini -o.iih amplnn ana the Cuuiiuriit, e'-u.i. m u)biM u li'.i.r to vucentuwn leauilHir1; Anifrican I fjt?i-eril l't-ri,.ir Acnti. I'acLet Co., J7 KruA'J- i I. hh n Un I 1 t ay. V I fl Hr a .r .orl I Inman m.vk r. r AMinu'i M. ti.amh.iis l I'OH gL'FKNbTltW.N Mi I !W i.l'"nl, CITV OP HI..CMN Wfhi.Mj.. hiti.4 A, l. T HIV OK t IIKnII.K U.i1i)ita, ntn I I I I rum l'ir J. K, adjuliiinc 1 r rr t. I rrrv g Jim caMn frti niid upwarl .u Mini, m rti-untaf I and lnratlon of roiim pci runt .tbut muih ird C-i. muJ B HJ, Lreiti(t, $411 meiratre 3 1'l.ThK Ittdlir A -H.N- '"llril Ajf4.ji.ji, 4 f Itfi n' ircen. V. H M 1I.K NTI.sAMIII P I. INK. Die only direct Unr to 1 Mtt.1.0 1 ity, .Va nd I'nrt lau't. Me, ci'itiioi thiff at I'nrtl 1 vriih .Pi raliroH1n atid BTiainxI ip unri fur Kur Jur ir "Id .rt n t'l fohuiil tSprlnir. U t Itc M o'lftf Una Kt ki.iii 1 Mnnu'rir lift' mrt, una m lotiti, it. an 1 ad J .iitrn finiiiiflr rinrca htemr-iil r WrJnrit I n uinj -jiiurrla .i' il' A frttin i'irr h, Kiihi lii.fr f tot oi Mrc. ct .New orlc. P tvr ((irtljer lufjriuntlon aiils 10 r llultAllo flAleU T.'iit flitli- pl-r- 1 NEW YORK STEAMSHIP 4 CIIUI'ANY The Iron -.l.ain hip VA. J ri.vi--t3aT LKNCIA, tapt t I Vh ei leaves I'ler I V ''Union n Tie".as t .1 1'. ViZVeJk for I'otlawe l iiv, Jl.isv., HocLiaud. S.v.v,v Haiuor all point, on I euube'ot itivrr. Ivibsvieu rastiiorl. Jle ond M i, hn N II. mi pern nvcominoilotiniis oml lots fare rrelirht ul lotv.a rat.s and no tran. Y, ferrltir I'OOils letelvvd daily Ad.1l. llonai eteaniHliliis a. .o u arrine nientt ar. complete, further psri), ulers .,n,l inrorma Hon on application. ,N, I. Nl.vv t uviii, i.eiierm viaoa Iter MHruadway ll J MAl'Mt' I.I I. and I' Aj.nl, IVJEW VDItK AM) (Tilt MAIL srilVMolllf LOU- I 1 MM Milt l L'llA AND MI.MCtl I All sieatners sail from 1'nrl" and I. I. IL al I I'. M. j BAIUTOIIA, Havana audi a'llena, We 1. June l (llllAIIV l llv.. Troirre.". Clilieil.e. Ipn'cr. iiiu.AUV. ami era Cru Jt luneai hENEflA, Havana and Mitanas Weil, .lulu -'4 r iv ir alii, m.tiis t Hav. I'royreso, Tatnl'ico Iiu l. Ut WAMIlMiTDN, I ,,aii and aril ru at. Juliet I'H'MFl'I 1 (it 1 Miail Kr.titiaiode I utn. and LI1.NH I l.tlS, u.nfu,,,, ,lllr Jun. 19 lor rarllciil.irs freijiht or I'v.sue, ai piv i lAJU.n I.. ftAltl) .t i'ii, i.i Wall sr. r Will call at iliutilaiiatuo on o its aril trip z XTIillllDKl TM HER LL' YD S tl CO.'K L 11 hill HT I III Tl. rt( l.flMltlV AM) CO.VTIS'ENr. I Meaiurrs fcail Irom pier loot r -.,1 .t Iluhokeu. I AST I I'HI.m nll.S HI ll- I, Ems. Sat .lune.l .'U A v I., v, I .Itily'J, 4 P.aL 4, Tnive tted no'J',,1 1 s M 1-1 Irr at Iul .1. N A.M. I.lln' ent J Uliei i"4, i' I" M I Aurlli.l Jlllt ti. 1 1 A U. rirat ratlin, rl si and ti,vvard a henn a rnrdliivf to location, setonl caolu, K'Oaii'l fi.'a berth stetraKoat low rates OEf.ltirilS A I'll, -i I'owllnztireen. IJACIIIO M4IL hTEAMHIIIi' COMPANY," 1 If in foot Calitil st North Itlver, tor KAN KHANI'lM'il, vlatl.e IMII1II r-III- 1'ASAMA. t iil,.i,N ,ails rri'ta). Juna .11. noon. CromhAN I Ham Im:u. 1st and llrannan ttt, Hllt CHINA AND JAl'AN, RIO HE JVM. IIU) sal I lueula). .lull Mil'. M. lor frelitht, pasia... and ireneral Inforiuntion applv at company's other on ihe tour foot oft anal st Nortn Itlvei. II. JiU'LLAY, lieiieral riiiperinlen'lent. STtTE LINE-PI'.TWKFN "NEW TOIIK lil.Asi,iiw7 AM) JHlVILLi: (l.tlNDO.NDEIlltYl. with llirouirS 4) tl, keis at reduced rates to Mi ernnnt, Loiidmi, Iliil.lin 1 Hll'. Ill' M-IUUSKA Thursday. Juna I" A. M J l aolll pas.aee SI, to fj-'si, nccorillnir lo lo, al"il of I staterootn hxcursloii tl'kets s,'i to 4- Meers.-e 1 tu sets to and from alt puts of I. tirope ar lowest rtea. A 1 rom pier t oitiiul, it Mores, eouth rer'y Pruo.ijii, ,N, ar lor freivln and passage apply to V Al xfl.N HALDHI.N Ai'ij.tleii. Aa-t MHr oidway, N. Y. WII11E STAR LINE V.'fi AND HOY M, MAIL r sifainere. N.vv York Oueeu.i'.w n nnd I irerpcxiL Tl I TOM' Wedl.slsr. luue. HAM lli-ITANNIC U.diolx JulvJl'M I n stii erlor second rahln n n l'ltlons on Ma. K Jestlc nnd leut'ililc Msirujrel si d trolii ttieolilcouii. A Irv .U Company a ol!,t. 41 It' .,vav, and oil Ihe ll wharf, foot Wtsl lutli sl J Hi I K loMAY Aent H Snitfinn XradrmU. iPENALLSI'HMER. Ihoroujli tcbool for dscelnsi -ft---a- !2:

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Mirib lljpt PJSi 83, 83', BJ HJ liiiiOriin Hay A nlu 1 n h h 100I1L Cintral. 117 117 117 110), 117 lb Iowa i tnl. pr aj J-.i jn .iiu SNiUh aiern. iJ 1,aj ,H' '"ft S'mU U A UtiL Dt.. 6it RS't 81J4 e..', lilO Lake 8bora IU;, 1IJ-, Ill 1 111 lu no Lena luaici .11, tr.i, u.i, i., imU Mi L, cl.de liaa pf.... m 0 i 60 llUOLoula A Naah. 9.', B, 87', 87;, 84 Jlno Mexican I eiural.. .'f, .V .8 .fU ftoMlcowKi lent ...H4 103 101 lui lui 9lMll. U S. A P3 l1 IH Ilk ail 11420 MUionri Pacinc... 74 74 7J TJ', 7i', JiioMo-h. AT 17 17lJ 17 HA4 1"J iOO Mobile Ji Hlllo 17LJ 17(, 17K 17 In ins M J. i entral 123k) I.M), UbO l.-jl,' l;ii: ii .n. Y. Central iu lw)J lcoi, un, iir-? 4435 N. A tf tn. 48', 4., 4b; 4t 47U ICM.N.V. l.A ML.. I7l I7'i 17 171, 17)Z 3JN.UA IH IH 113 85SUtl.T.UIi.AV. JJi, 37i jnkj j, l; .wl sinNorf. A W. or o, ejij ulv, ml! hji! R.VW Northern PacUo 3;u, 37 as'J .ii, sit lBWNortbern Pao.pt. 8., si hi', 81', sj 100 Ohio 8oulbern 3J il 3i Jll. a s Ontario a in en... ju :o nV iu, -o ssuiireion R. A n ..ins lui lui lent? lui 3393 Oreaon a Trani.. 40 4PK 4oV 4'I 47 KiuPacinoUali V 45',' 4l.sJ ,j'J 4atf ISiireo.. iiee. A Kt 21 21 II 21 21 lBli'i rbila. A Haadlnc 4ei, enk; 441, 4 H 44, TSP. il.t .18)5 S7 1S; 1S6 .Vi PnU. I al. tar Co..im .iai sin 2i5k; MW 47i Rich Art r. -lill J'1, K, ti, Jt'l 10 Uich. A W. T. pi.. -.4'4 B4. M 8J4 84; i.'iiSuuab r. ihp P3i, iji, rat, 1.4 .lOMf.iimulli .171, M 17 S 37 art ISuSLP A uoiaka... 311, 31', Di't at siu 7no -onlhern rc ts', asi, S4, 3) 3lJ, 12imTenn.coalA Iroa 4u', cO 41.', 411 si lmileiiiui u a 1. pf..H'l lm 101 wi 1113 ;tiTl. Pec Laud Jll, 31 21', .11 Jl, fullTezaa Pacific.. Jl, 21', il .'1 Jl, JiAl TOI. 8. A A N. l. 42 4 4 4J4 4J tl'l 4iiuLnion Pucinc. txi', w, ns, US' tulT 4lltt..t. L.AI. II 13 IJ' l. 13 IJOOtt.. H. 1. A P pf. J7', 2!S 2o, 18", 3H',' 2 ii lleitern I n. Tel., r-si, Ki., Mi4 B4. 84, nil Whee Inir A U U. tns 3, n 4ll Ml.ffl A I. h. pt. 77 77 70, 78 77l4 .iu it la. (.entral. '.Bi, 2914 ai va 29 ll.e total lalei of itocki were 10I.4JS iharea if'LiMf.i. nirAhta,T THAH.jtrrios. tm'tt. nn q Ulvti't. Zoic't nii" 11.1U Amer. 1 otton on ctfa.. .11 31 jn ao 37S43Miiar Hennerlei -'i i 77 77, A 611 Natmnti Leal Trait.... 31 21 so', 20'. l6ulUUUllriA 1 I... 47; 471, 47 47 i.i.h A All Hcnericlarr.. 14s 14U nu 141 3.0) email Nek 1. hi .41, .4, U; 24: lull hrrf'Mte 40 ,u 4i 40 j ti 1 on. 1 at A 4 Aio ft 00 fl no 5.01 7lil rtiirnlx of Anr 1 411 I 40 1.40 1.40 ;t lU.hAli ATe II I... mfi t; 7B'( HO i..i Kimi A Ten. fti'4 fJ' 2', 3Jl4' 20 401k I. Ar .IT' II 77kj 77, 7okj THkJ lujr.eorl I hi lit. 1 1 Jy 113)2 113S, 113), .JiAfJ Pipe I.II.C i-lfi. 84 8W, tO 8u luMus itn.Ma quoT,Tloia .4"i I iiit iird. Pre. AA liaiur.-.liVi J-" Roiton W. P oaf m 1.1-a A Maine J04 It en I- nd Land. W m rmern MWi Hoa A Mont.... e oil. incnourr f" HI', Butie A Hoi 3S ;il. h V. A r. r.. pf I2ii Calumet A Hec.3IH 819 did 1 olonr 174 Santa Ke 31. Co hi d AniBelTel J"1, J'i A.. T A 8. r.4i. 8S hSl. I rif T!pl 1 nr 47 A. T. A B P. In. t!7 07lJ New tnn.Tei... M I HILiPrlrillA flllKil QUOTiTIOaL 1 Jlil J;l'i itid. Ait'd fb R.in tn 4f. 8-1, LeMh Vallay.. 62.',' 6., III Alllitpf 73V, 73', I. CAK.Io 62kt 1 1 11 A K. .it o( Mi' PeunijrlTanla .33 63 J 1 1 II A I! d pf 43 1 ai 1 st Kim or QrnTiTioi. AllinllcAt.t n lit 41 Ion A .Vafhvlll 02 atl.micai.t H .d N. V. renlral ....111 (iiaHlan Pucltic 84S Northern Pacific pf HijJ .niri I nciiic 1. 1, Norfolk .1 Wik pf i.4! arlei 1 mini 11 Penniijlvanla 64), I rlf M ronw a I117I, Kea.llnic JjJ, Illlcola l entral IM hi Paul common ....77', kaitii A Tmji T R 17', I olon railflo UM Likeouore 11 .14 IVubaah pf trj WrDNrsDAT, June 18. Theitock market refleoted u fooling of ills rpolntmint to-dny lit the orertvlielmfne vote of the honuto In fat or of free coinage of silver. The eentiment at the Pant, as Moll nstbo V est. is undoubtedly In fnt or of a more liberal use of silver ns money thnu at present, but the first is not prepared lo step at once from exist ing conditions to froo colnuse. Tho change is too pronouncod. hence fears that It may result in undesirable monetary disturbance. Tho situation is nccratated, bo far as Walletroot is concerned, by exports of specie The best informed people nt Vashlnston linto all along advised thoir rrionds that tho feenate would probably commit itself to free colnacu, nnd that the next step tvouia do to formulate In conference a lompro. mis moasure in which concessions will be made all around. It remains to lie teen if this programme can be carried out since tho unex. reatedly large voto of tho Senate In favor of free coinage. That vote hns, with reason, en couraged the extreme silver men In the House, and their confident predictions os to tho out come of the pending legislation crate harshly tipon the oars ottboso who aro conseservatlto lylnotlnod. Uf oourse so one expects that a free coinage bill, It passed, will become a law, as the Presi dent Is committed in advanco to a veto of it. That might mean no silter bill at all, an event that would be deplored by nearly o cry one, whether interested In stocks or not. Xlosldes the uncertainties that have been indlcatod, the chances of delay In passing any bill have been increased by the point made by Mr, Dockerr of the House, that as an appropriation will have to be embodied In any silver bill that is passed in order to secure its execution, that bill will have to pass through the usual routine of legislation. One way out of these complications and un certainties is very simple, and rests practically In the power of one man, the Secretary of the Treasun, Under the somewhat ambiguous Illand bill he ran coin at least four millions of sliver dollars each month, and he might, if he rouldget the leKal odtlserf of the Treasury 1'epnrtmeut to support him, coin 4.000,tiOi) wofih of silver per month, which would easily yield upward 6f H.600,i)0u of coin. Such n tourse would certalnly,not be as bad as free coinage, and aa Mr.Wlndom and his cklef liave. according to all accounts, agreed upon aa piopoiid u a compromise measure ft Dill that Is nearly equivalent to the enforcement of the Illand act. It would t eein tn require only a moderate amount of courage fnr them to take the mntter Into thoir own linnils. ospeclallr oh they hae linen opfnly n'taoknd by the repot aentatlvos of the I'Rttt thnt placed them in of lice. Not.no hnwotrr. oxpi.Bnny such exhi bition nfcouraiio or i-nlf nsertion on tho part of Mr llnrrlou anil til ncHlnoro. j ho Mock market wan Inlltienred nt I lie opening by 11 Midden chance In thorhnrnctur (if the London market for American recurltle. which was tlcncrlbod an strong nnd iictlto at IrnctionM mlwinioH nliovn our llnnl llgtiresof yesterday 1'ntclgn cloulers 1 ought inodernto ly. but their operations alii not oMeud to Die con nnd 'J ranrtconllnentnl nnd sugar llollnorles stock, anil oven If Ihev had, they would not have boeu ruitllctrnt tn chock th innnlfest ten dency or b"th of those blind pool eortltlintn-. As tho day wore on tho iictitlly liicrnmmd anil nilcofl yielded Huston was eiedltodwlth selling n uood iniiiiy etoekf, nnd Its fnwirito, Ati'hlfon, led In po lit nf ftntltiti, nnd was ex ceeded In proprem toward luwar tlgiiresonly 111 Oregon and Trim-continental. Intlie n.toi noontlio liem fnetlon which hns been acting With n good donl of eiiutlon of Into, appeared upon tlm Hold In force, nnd uroto prli es down to nn oxiei t that presiiKod u roui of tlio bull. Thor made n Rpee nl onliuight upon tho dr.incer and houthtventorn htock. Jloek If land aufTerel ns setotoly a nny. but Mis souri Pni lllc did not fare much butler. In spllo nl tho declaration of tho imtml iinnrterly rtltl ilond of 1 v rent eonriilngwlilclibr tniiskop tlclsm hn recently linen expro-9'd. The 8po claltles that ullcroil ino-i woro L' U, C. nnd fct. 1 mils and Mexican (.Yntriil interost wns redlrectml to tlm foreign ox chnngn market by tho eiigngoinvntoriiH.ini) gold for shlimient to-mnrrutv to (lormnny, milking the total shipments since. NiturdRr f.'.'Jit.iiQ i. Hoiue tftipln who iri.iuraably rely up n certain ot our i ontempornr.oR lor Infor mation regarding llitnnrlnl nlTiiln arc still In sisting thnt Iho-o-flhliimonts nio 8ioclnl trnn netlons. In H souse It uinkos nndllToionio Mhether they nro Bpocl il imnsuetlouR. or inn Ini'ldentnl to tho sottloment nl n fmolgn trade b.iliini.0. slnto tho money goes out of tlio conn trv ut tho samo. As a mutter of fact thoo chnngo innrkt shntisthnt this country oitos money totlermanvlneiiossof nnt obllnntloiis It may hate Incurred here. Thoprlmof relch mniks to-day wiu for sluht tlrtilte, at Which pneo it Is choapor for lomltterM to prnd gold limn o Inn bills It Is loiirnil that tlm banking liouso which is ship ping tho bulk of lh" gold has an arrangement with the Imperial Hunk ol dorniany, by which that Institution, upon receipt ol a cubic, from thn bnnkers horo announcing a shipment of gold. piitB out tho ntimiint ot that Bhlnmonl lo the bankers' coirespotidont in llerlln. This ninkeA the otieriitloit imtiroximatolt a cnblo traiislor Th n ln Ipal eiirrespondent iu Jior 1 i ti o tlio I anker loterrod to Is undoratood to bo tlio Deutsche llanke it Khimki bo noted thnt tint market for ox chnnKoonritrlfl Is also ut tho gold shipping point I eliig.'i Irnncs II .centimes loss 1-ln cent, and atiyilemnnd forrenilt.nl res to l'srls would lesult lu Blilpmnutsor siocle to tliHt centre Ht.'rllng otclmnge Is still at out a cent npound I olott tlm gold exiorllng point a tact thnt has led to tho Innulr) v i tho (iermnn bankers do not buy sterling to bottle diller ences nlth derm inr. 'J hn answer is, that ex ihnncouii Lmidon Is so Ion in Iiorlln thnt tho opeiiition tantiot be m.idn with profit. To dn, 'swithilriin.il ot XlTunoi) fiom the Hank ot 1 iiglnud Is unilorstood to bo lor shipment to tlio Continent. iloublIes olthor l'nrls r Iiorlln. as exchnuga on London at both control, an well as tho rntei of Interest, are high enough to nttntct ppeelo from Lon don. As Ic ng n thoso conditions exist London and New iork will buth hot o to part with specie at tho demand of llerlln and Paris. 'J he chances are, though, that more of It will bo taken from this toiintry tliau frnm Lncland partly becunno Hi' otto the monot. and ulso. boi"iu-i uooffoit vwll bo made to retard tlm nmtenicnt. ns Inr instance, by placing a prunilum upon the flno gold bars neld by tno 'Ireisury Department; while tlie Hank o' Kturlund is imito cortnln to ask ii premium for It birs, and it is also Pablo to ritlBB Its minimum rate of discount and re sort to other dutlces to retain gold at that ion tro. 'X he stock market closed weak, with tho bears riding otor it roughshod nnd making tun riost of rnte distuibances and oiery other unfator nble Incident. Finals lies compare with those onosterday ns fullowb i'lM7 .TurflS June 17 .un!S A. TAR.! '8. JS or rc pf l sj knnadliiil Pao s.' t3 N t (intral lif'i i'i', Cen.aoulbern 7", n Vl.v Pnir 4i, 47 1 l k l A -l L 7 74 Omaliti loni IH, .14', ii a- y .HaH itu I'uurii A Heat .u in1, Chli A h. Ill 4" I or i i, H. N lu VIS i ton i.ar. Ii Ok, I ikj on cuii AT t t Chei A llliln .3 .1 fa llio Mnll 4 4 1", I lucaliil.d, It. .k II ah 1 I3 !'l Iifl l.Att I4. 141', i.h tttp .J4 ..ij i Den A K. u 17), I- R cli. t tv. P.pt. p' 84 Erie 17 IDk, ,tid u 4 1, Loll A Nllfb f9 8 -k I mil torn 7'if, 7 i I ake-li'.rc 111',' 111'iTix.iAr .-'I'J i I.h Allen IS', Ihl. T l. 1 .1 II 4 a 4"' kl tit if 'S'i H moil I aclfle i H'l Mlcb lenl HI' In IUl.il nun 1 H 12', fnl.aourt Pao 741, ;j Hull. A P if 2 1'. I Nurr A ll pf Hlk, II', ll,t Lu Tc!.. S5' S4J Norlhaemcom Ml-. IM", ll A U K. m,'J M"J Nor P. com 7 .SI U. t 1. I. pf 7;J 71.', Government bonds strong nt unchanged qiiotntlnit ltnllway bonds weak. Tlio len- Hire wore Iron Jioiii tnln S-. Hock Island 2s. I Lrie id i u-nl-. !lo king allo f.s. Atchison, i lleiuliug, and lutss l'mllle Issues Tho mm o important not declines liem in Atchison in comes 1 1 .-eont.tii ii"; Lrlo conol. 'JdH to nil: lltcklng Vnlluy "s, l, t (Irogon linpioioinont ism tollH'i: Hichmnml nnd 'lermlnnl is. to 7". Heading lt prefoienco imoiiies. to"l'i, and -MpreieroiKuiuionies. l. toSti. Iiin Or.tnilc Westeiu lsl 4.10114. Texas I'm iflk lets to '.ij'i nud ids t cent., tu 41V. lr.it Mountain rt nh.incei V cent to U5. and Hock Islaud bs '4 t tout to 103,. fillter bullion certificates for ITI.nnn ounces sold al 101'ii'HHl. Hni alitor in London steady at 18 .d. ft ounce. Monoi on cull I'lfflV cent. Time money. 4', 'n cent for 1 1) to 60 dais, and ."1 r cent, lor six to sot en months in iipproiod Stock J' chaitgn collator il. Coiiiiuorcial paper In better dem. ind. The tiestdiiuble-numepaiierlsauiitod nt 1' 1 t4 cent., und prime singly name nt be 7 t' cut. hterllng oxelnngo firmer, rostod aklng rates nre $4 Bu lor long bills mid t4.-o', for domand. Actual rates SI.W5MJI s'i', tor u i-day bills, 4.87"'f4.Sft lor sight drarts. and J4.68'4 lor entile trunsfdis To-dA)' ofTers tn soil I'nlted States bonds to the Ootorimiont aggregated ld.40 1, of tihiih S'i.' 10 J voio lb at Ml und $000 were l'.sut luJ. All it urn accopto I. Judgn iroham of tho United States Circuit Court has 1 onilrmo I the lei.ort of Master JII11 foril Wilson iu tho inntterot the npportlonmont of the pioioeds of the sitli) of t tit. bt. Louis nnd I Chicago lialltoad undor foreclosure nl mnsoli dated mortgage. The Master reported that tlW) HOu of tlio bonds iiutliorlfd by that mort gage had beou Iraiidillcntit issurd b 1 iiink C lloilins tvliilo acting in tho dual cnpai'lt of Viee-I'iosldent mid flai'iil agent of tho inllrnad compauj. ami that tno should not be allowed to nurtlclnatn In the priueeds of tile sale. Cnunsol for HollliiB itrguod asiilnst th eonlli nintloui'f tlm report, but tia- oterruled. It will 1 0 rHinombeiii that tlm MuHtur'n report whlebwiis printed 111 T 11 Sun ulipn It was llled a tew weeks ngo, describod Holliiiss muthods and oieratiniis In llnnnclng tho rnllrond conipiny lu 1 lain tiong langiiago. Tlie fraudulent lsuo and apiuoprlatli n of IJiii.Ouii bunds hi Trunk 1 llol Ins is now u inaiter of reel r 1 In a civil tourt. It icmiilns for thosii win ni lie Iiasilefriudod to hato the transaction iormally rocordod olsewhoie. Among the securities sold by miction nt the llenl I statu I chnngo t--dn voin ji.O.nuO of the Hist murtgngnii p com. bonds of ihn Lack awanna nnd tiouthwobieru luiilrond tompnny. They brought 10 ion, s on tho dobar. 'I ho road is one thnt (ionrB K. blstnrei s r-ons was strug gling tilth tthon tho toilapso of that llrm was praclpitntcil by tlm ileaih of ono 01 lis nioiii bers und It Is understood that the snlo to day was to clo-.n out line of tlio llrui lonn-. The siieces or Mesis. Alfred 'ully Charles V. 1 all banks, and othor as-oclntHS of lleiny H. Itosln securing eentrol o tho 1 Incinniiti IliinilHim and Dai ton llailroail ut tlm nniiual meoilng sesterday. suggosts tho renpicnrniico In nillioad itiiinaifeiiiontaiid in Wnll street of tlie .Sill". loon ot IIiihiicii hlinsolf. Ills methods nro it'rtnln to recelio fresh attention, lor Messrs Hilly Fairbanks, u' linto obtninnd (ontrolof tliwt.. II. ami D eoimnny for tlio fi eclal I'lirposo of iinluadinguinii It the Tenu llaiitonnd loci la liniliomi, which tliev own. Thatcompant ilulins lo operate 171 miles of road, of ttiilch ."iniilos belongs to otliur com panies nnd lb used bj tlio (1, 11. and 1', tindi-r traikngo ajreonioiits It otitic no ronil tlirmigli tlio prluclpal lotvns thnt It roaches and is de barred by ll tpiekiigo lotnraciH irom hand ing local trufll" to nnd fiom lh 'so points Tho ioicI does not connect with the dniluiiitti llnnilltuii and Davt. 11 rind In fnct, Its line (nils 7i miles short of ranking siicliaeontioitlun. Tlio lion, llussoll Sag 1 anil Mr. hldi.ey Dillon of this cm ami Mr, .lulliis Dexter of tlncliinatl.ih'i retiring rresldont of tlm lump tm. hato been llg'ning this 1le.1l In theC. 11. und D dlroctory lor sot 01 al months, and, as thoir Interest lu tlie property lb large, they will, ills understood, rc-ist In the courts the attempted spoliation of tho company. As to Henry J". It es. toiy fair Information is that his piosent capital is about tiOU.iim, und eompari.tliely recent tiansfors 01 Mlnornl Itunk'Q llailroad stock IncIIcutu lliut ho has aa Interest In that property. The MU-ourl Paclflo llailroad Company has declared a quarterly dltldendof 1 t ceub.paj able I nly li It Is authoritatively stated that work on the extension of the Wlnonn nndhouthnestern Hallway w bo resumed at onco and niose cuted with vigor. Theoontract for grading tho next forty miles will be lot before July 1. nnd nt the bnmo time a eontr.it t for a bridge, join ing jh tireon Hat, Winona and St. luul and the Winona and southwestern will bo placid, so that both load and I ridge will bo leadrfnr use In time to onublo tho conipaii) to ptrilcl pato in this fall's crop motoment In ci unoc tlon with the Delaware, I ib katvaniia ami western (orapany, to which tho lucen liny road is irihutun The Haltlmore nnd Ohio Ilallrond reports gross earnings for May ot IJ.iwii 'il'J un in crease of 1'viMi us compared with the same month of last rear and net $M0.O07, nn In creaf e of $flB 530. Tor tho eight months endlog liar Jl tho 6(063 curolng, tyure 15,fc81.lsi. au k lnorenif of 2,604.S9 m comrred with th corroftpondlnit period of Ut yftr, and net $4,HU5,&2G, an Inoreaeo of Sl.'iiSJSl. Adrian It. Muller A Hon flold by auction to. dni, at thft Iteal Entato jExchaDCo. these curltles amonc others: 1-j.fharti Mill Mlxml n R lhareII H cuniu i a. lit prf, fnll pll 1- lMi) mull. I 1 !Un(o Jd rf.H)un Ml Ulmre-i M M liflni Co roininn, UVipald l"P?4 ?"ntirM II ll Clnitlnin roininoii, Uu 1 ccaLpd M" 15 ilinrei 1 otnmonwpith Inpumnca Co TUMP"' fiMmrei Dank ot Hfcrlem I"0 J MrMt entral Trim o is lOUiliftrtiConUnrntaM iru.t o IM(9lsa 7Iirri Mcrrlmnu Sfttlonal Hunk I'i 1-T)ihhr AHiaiij aitit fiit,u(iiiDa H It 11 othirMSJvl street lUllwj- SVi aiOKniren Hrooilyni Itr K it t'iiifiiiftrei Amtrtcan Loan nrt Trait Co ......115 mttam New ut hecnrlty autl iriutCo Ontiari Hoi and Trunt Tn Mslur"! Murray HI 1 Hank .1J tnniiarai t nit.) VewJari-ar H. H and Canal .,'JT) 11 tthart -rra uoe. Hlurfliamton aiid icn.,111 SOflmrafi I nltad Hiata" I1 Ira liimratire Co IPO mi a re Lon,r Ulan 1 Hank or Brooklyn l'.W latiare Uananf America ,-.'20', KNitl-am N Lackartanna atid U astern K It 1 1 14 WttiHrat Sianliaiiaii lira lnuranra s l liiftiutrei Hroa iwa an 1 7th Avenue ft, K J. 7eiuirfrt .'.il Mreat llallwav .t-trt lnoii.artR hnl'keri orker he Co I 2eriarea Ma) iron iijuare Hank lul'k iiliare II 1) lallm Co, common, A) per cent paid ti" 13itiar-i c.tv Kire Inanranre Co llllj ItiRiiare 1-uitnn MunicipalCaiof Urnolfn M2 Tro u Miry bitlances tomparo with those of rubittiday ob follows: Jn17. Jun (lot! fUOOaTai lrn.ii4 701 Leial tenderi m.M'U'u. WW'-si Total M ii",L-'nri iir u. m Money in I.ondon. ltlS V cont. Plscount In tho nppn market lor both mhort audthtee monthR' bills. J rent. Amount of bullion withdrawri irnm tlm Hank or Knuluml on bnl ance lO'dajr. 170,uon. l'nrls ad Ices uuotu 11 rents nt'ti franca 87 S rentlnivs. nnUo.ohanco on London nt 2.) franc? 1G centimes. ThemUo'of mlnlnc stocks at tho Now York CouolldatPd Stock and l'otroloutu KxchauiM to-du woro aa follows: iattf JNum', O) n ino. JItohftL txwtit, ttvtinv. .UOAllte 3 70 J 70 2 70 JW n-tAiia 1 3 i 85 1 w 1 a lui" Alton 4444 ijiOrirunawlcKi on l 00 w P5 UNJt5aI Ion 4 n 4 1 4 1. 4 HU1 Hlf.li.lllAH 1 1 itu. I IM 1 11 1 W I IKj 3 o on. Cat. X Va.... 1 9" 4 11 4 H3 4 15 Itrjiifreslaiiil 5 A 5H I-(Kiotiid A Currr 3 00 SW S ut 8 mi 15-Mlaln.fc .Nnrcrou .11 a 1 15 dilloni hlier a "-1 31 ft J t 7vijtilla M 5" 5 4Hirileadrltl U M li U IK) M eik 11 3 to J 36 8 h) 8 III 15tlMutuatN A M. s,0. 1 HW lf0 J'"t liin-nhir 4 To 4 711 4 "n 4 70 aiHH'nlx of Aria.- I 40 I 45 1 40 1 4,5 louriyinouth 7 Ml 7 mi 7 W 7 6h '.iki Miner 1 reek 1 at 1 5 1 J IV. UinH Min .fli. Val.. 44 45 44 4 7()Mi,illl lliipea f5 txi t-b 10 40u murer ord.. 45 sn 4 61 lOultahCoD ISO 1 lio 12U Ite total tranracUnn were 11,053 tbarea. IVevr York Markets, Wrn'trjotT Tune It4. lock nn MniTbe market wait dull and prlrte were uniettletl and d mo pin if onreilunn h ouid be made hr tmldere If, even at lower iiricia, it ere nns itiv c met lerable denianrt. t 01m ruturra nenei at rett etnart advance. In repon in arecorer) in futurea nt Llrerpool. but tlie urtrenoy of tuo daroand wan exhausted at the (lrt call and a decline net lti at once wtilcli waa b it arrant ad unMl Auffiipt 1 ail lr pped I pmnta and the rent of this in 11 uenrij' at much f-eptember aei declined nnateriAll) Tb denrennlnn wllJfi b fan In iehln to realize wm increased bj lh postponement of the Mirer bill tn tlie Hotikeuf HepreientatlvtvM nnd the revlral uf the behef ttiat freecotnatte will te defeatel br ecme xneana The wtHther reporle from the Botith were Terr cod ole uf the Southern martcr ta were ilUlitij cli'atier Cotton on The spot was quiet middling np land IJ.Tlbc dn t.ulfe l-'(r. Tneiollowiinfare the detail! of iraoBaoiloin In futures Months Jntiny 1 rices. Jllvh'tt Jjrrtt. Sntts. Jane 11 Ki Kt? 11 Vi Jul) 11 -V3H P6 lit-7 IIP MiO August 1177tll7t 11 P.! II 7H 2ri.l teptemler immioi lHit no.' 15 4ixj tctober ,.it,nital'iHj 10 7 I0.rt i40 ovemher UKitnVi Kt.M U"4i l 400 Uecem'ier lu.- al" l HW I"4 M .laniiiry in -Tut" t4 1UW loi. M-O letirjar) I" V.U59 luuo 1J5j 000 Itttai tales. iut bIe, Trans! erhl- imtlcea issued at 1 1 Pi. 1 ktiTiioN 1 ard riilureK ware lower recelptu of auln at erteru plnta uare Iari,e aUo, the recent jeiimei In trraiu liil iume fleet a f-i .votra. attvll (rfttlic for jiiIt i..j7i.4 Hi ur -ptnlllbr antl u 43c lor t'LtnUer tfter 1 tiautfr ihe tloe wainrak niul.o ror July i'-i t"r Auxuut, ti...i for --epteniber an 1 t 44c li r October ip' t lrd mor artHe aet -u tte city 't '."ic. and J. Mttci J rime vWateru attMi'c rt-KUltr ant ttfifceo f I reined for the t ontlnent quoted at r iti t Tnrk dull at f I J. 4'6?14 Inr new tnen cut meata-Plckled lilHe ealer win. sales 1 f .'i iHxira. Im ttin ftVfraire, at -jC and bxa, I ira. nvrrnse it 4r aim 'f Vfsuri. meata IVmc weat nckle I fhouiiiT 11 'ctonout. for Julj at tf IViua. do New urk cut Jul) nt ."V.end Ic liimei barao, ji ITin arace lurJuly.ntPc Dreinj hog 1 n-fliin-ted at &ifrC 1 itfA J,4Tlc, IjiIIow eiler a nil dull at .v- Gutter and c'leeie in cooddemaud and ilrm. timm Mient futures opened firmer on the bad crop report from tht West an 1 tie auaffe ot t e free ro nai.e Mlver bi 1 b) the senate, but wmkenfti agAln wnen the a tiou of the houe be ame known Mini the decline ot rlnqr in London tutd report el pIc J lJH.(xri bu).u. at 02J4iV4p. for Jo r. jmSW'-Wc tor iuust. lfvtnc for September. and 1 e$aaiu?4jn for Uranibfr. nil for la in 1 H I llt'7lt pot wheat t.i rtrin. hut I era active Fa'ea it bush at 91 for .No 1 bard sprlntr iindt4l,c f r No 2 red winter, delhered tad Ian roru futures mide n siua 1 adTance but recedfd nl iio-vd easier sules 7.iiyi hush at 4I,,a4I'v. furJul. 4Ju4ja.Hc for Ai 1711st. nud 4tjjsUr lor hep ember M'i curii n rer Irtn but If e a tlve, ehtpners took I nlv 7 ,i' btih ml the local tra le was dull sales w re tu nly No 2 mixed by canal at 4l,-sJ'44l94c adult but Int. ujtd HeMner do ut 4i(441Vc aflo t. II us were 'uo)aut at the opening, but lost part of tlie jvlvanco aalei i.tjc busfi. in hiding options So j mixed at iriU'-iC for lui), H t.t l lor Aui tU and n '..M J..o for September auu on the ipa mixd atJ4'.t i.. antwmte at -tf.i c aa In quMit), j.Iso u whit tJhj'4HUc ineUvator nd jLfjf434)4c for luK There wa a moderate business tor export at j''-r delivered, both vt hit un 1 mixed rader Alter hanKe Wheat ral No. J red winter for July WSo i AUhiiKt. Pt-ic, iseptember t-Hc- lertmber P.',V Wk, in, Vs,i d rn wen, Na -ralxtdtor luly, 41', c Angut 4. 4r. j4pteinbr 4ir oats ciriid. No J uiied for July -9iC AurnsL .f-Jjc hrtrmber 31'i.c ttnocdFiM oflre on the snot was quiet and un ili.uKed, Hlo Qtioted at Im for .No 7, sales i..5 bnk,a No. at uto it h 'ii'- 1 0ibiirIo grade Kloat l4V4r and Vnbairit santo. .No l nt 1540, Mild grades dull i-jtlca .'rrfi lags Mexican and 35" baifi Central American on p t K10 opttoni ware deprefsd alight!) during earn 'Chance uitt Inter In tne da the detilm was re corerr l on st'eriitK stronger advlraa from iiavre an I smad receipts at K10 an 1 nantoa, being onl ii 0 tunga jit Hlo n t 1 hjj b. ts at fanius hales i bags, clos ing sttdiJr with sellers at tho following prices 1 July lTUSincfober lb3iilanuar lhfi Augul IH Not ember 1Mj3 rebruiry inhh st-ptemoer lti.iinjDet.eiurjer lMvlMarcb 15.75 Ban riitgark free'y ofTerel and prices are sllghtl) de pressed nt 4 li i-(Aic. for ralr refining mnscmado and Tlie. for itanlarl rentrifuguls hales Include 4 KObitrt centrifugals. t. test, at T 7 I He. a cargo do for H ston at 3.r e and f .1 "V) bagt com rete, H7 test for 1 bllidelphln at 4,o 4tt lind musrorad ,Hi lt t 4 liloc and and 4Wbagi tno'osse ugar, b9 tet at4fM(c Keiine 1 atugars dull and eauler at tta(. for granulated 7i. lor powiierel bc. for cubes 74a for rushed till I He lormould "A c for candy A, -Hc for confecMonert "A ti 3-1 tic for whtie ftxtra and t'(4tti for yellows Molasses for boiling cradee nominal at llc lor New Orleans un hanged Itice firm At the tea miction sales the of fTliu were fair 0 1 J pkga a I price n ere geueral nb'Hit steady. a lollows Mnjnus- Hjson 1 1 r 1 r yout g bjs tn J J 44-1 1 c imperial M'c gunpowder, 174( h Ping Hiitr Tonng tnscut Ut. ffimi owder, UiJ7c iMpaii Tun frie 1 lHf,(?7r aundrlrd i.e. Li iik-oii, nJWc India and orange pekoe 12 J a Oolong Fooihow, JOlfc rormo,a, ijtyk'c Arao),!. lrc MrT4tsstra1ts tin wi ralrly aetUe ataBlht fur theradvanre t.tolng llrm at -1 mio f r pol and Jl 3 i I.r HrptiiubT sale i)ti loin Jit-M iw for June nd 1 '.'I 4sk for July Ingot topper adanred sllglnlj hut the speculation was alow c sing at ..e frr June Ia ttAie itMii as lake at lc for -ei,iember Lead o etie 1 doll and unchanged but townn th (lose the m irnt wit more nctle and firm cb-fthua t47h. lor spot sa e lo tone nt 4 4ft& for June jseltr un chttitfcd at 1 1 c for June 11 Iron warrant 01 the 1 ors idnttd Mock Mrhaitge were fairly uctlve an 1 fteuly sales Jii t ns at rlA.'i for June YiuM7lt( $ih ifor.iut) and HH,t2tritt (5 fnr August jVatji St ihks hrlrlti turientln adTfinred slightly, and at ihi improvement the demand was more nctiv closlur atStko. for regular southerns and Jfic for nifictifnes fairs l o M li at He for o II antiu for reguMr hourht-rna XKatUx firm nnd chouc gra Ji are hicher at St l .for O and f3 tifor rt W sales too bb s black to kO'M ilratued at f 1 4CV4,'tl i'H, landed Cvtkoi hm Tho ape ulailon In en de cerilrlCAte Is at a complete Mandsttll prices Miutiating t nly kc tl rouglioui the dav penlnr att1!' selling at tOW lt),L, an 1 c.yiiuf atisiHaHifc. saies b7,t.ujbbla. Ilre HtocU MnrUrf. NiwVonK Wednesdhj Itine IP Hecelpts of beeres lUMiheal m u Itiit t Ar lo uia for lh" market and .1 tariiads dlr 1 1 to flomvliUrent Hie roaiket rul'd Meal for imMiS but dt li ft ri herokef uiid Texus aiim eieerit eohi at H lvn.t i 1"" f UUils and dr coa f.'M'f.i..Hi Iiressrd berf std at ii 7Uc "j tn fi r n itlvt sldrti Latest table from I ondoii rjuoiea American cieeia dull at 10 All '4t, t dressed 1 Uht and Amern an refrigerated beef easier at scant 7Sc t' tt "-hlpmenis to da), J4U quarters of brf To-morrow, -ii bnves. til sheep and Ijo quarters I ecelptsof ca'res 4"3"liesd Market sied at for mer "es eals fid Aitu&tu f luo &s bultsrmllk Crtli-st$J 1J',UVI7 Itn elpia or atnep and Iambs. Including "S cars con signed direct. wre ti.77d teal Uarket ruled fairly actleut iiuchatigel pr let-it Miep sot 1 at J7 $tf ft lours lamba iHi4il Iirene I mutton Uuli at KiU'H It. dressed iambs stealy at I 'tfl.c Receipts r Miin lic'ullug in fnrsaleAliie were lOUi'ibeal Market stcuj ut$tCSl 40 HuPs oiir( i ulrnditra Thin liar. Firsrir (orar-Ofxrnti Ttau Hercss continued Cninera. Motion cateudar So I to l called at Uoolntk hrstuLTKi u I'artI Cleir No. Hi, 0 1. mi o7o, .IH. 717 Itfi la I H's Hi-'. l.", H.H Hi 1 IM "11" I art II ae unrnlshed No. .m, 74 7A t7n 441 5U f'4H. "IJ5 l74u,747, 733 7'i4 7 rW 110, I'll. fl Ciaroit-I'art 1 -Case unfinished Via. jaji, 2JJ' IHJ, UIO Jj4 .V,U, lA4i IIWM4.JIH irfhi til J, H M4H, 31,4 Part II -Ko day talendur Part IU. Clear Nos 1H17 "0.'4 Ifi70, 107fl 2) .tp lPHi itOi,h7, 12t. .1712 .llifl JT-4J ir.4 Jii-JJ, 1JJV. lfJ HJ11 jliu Jill 3 JOIH, jisjci, JIW4, 114, J004V 1'art I Adjourned for the term m anodirt s( oiaT Wit) of Margaret Morgan. 10 A M Istaleof Mahtr, m i A h l-orpraie Wills of 'olin I'alvet Henry Adams and Uavll Keiden. 10 i 'ei'-i 1 nneranJK R Faber, l3nx M ScriMOi Corst-OrnrHiiLTrnif Adjourned until June 17, crMULTkay ltr No 48 TaiL Tsau Pari T ,a:C" Wilhaii 1 ocaleudr Tarti IL and lit Adjourned for toe term. Co -won 1'LKii sku.i Urn. -Adjottraed until June Sij FraciiL Ixsjc Motlr ns 1 etur Txrm Adlonrned tnitii lune J luiiL Tsrni lart I Case unfinished .Not. ,17 Part Il-Caie untlnlshed. Npi. I3.V, 1717, 11J1 111 I .0- 14 1 i.JH. 1747 174J, JiPtl. IWI5, IT'? J.l 17 Jli Hull Jiaut 1744 -171 1A 1715 H71 Citt Cot Srrjt Tmv Veiiona. Taut Trmi Part 1 t ear Hmrt lauses. .No 7ll i i4J JH .4 -t. .usv. Jfr.7. .'wi Jii O J7-H ran Jl -Clear Hbort causes. Noa 5bo .un 3Tt Jf.5 ti Tart III Clear hh rt causes Nna JW'J Ji .('is .m .7iJ. u 4.711 Purl IV -fci eclal calendar. (1AIIF0RMA M RBTV LOAN k TRL'fiTCOHPANV s 4,(SjO popular uiontbl) loans made on second day of each month. am Address all Inters for further informal hi drculars Ac rtlre-t to jiActoii p.oLLo tv, Broktta,73rargrow, CorrtipgaJtou loiicina. BBHrjHBBPBHBBiBJpJI .finmitinl. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Oregon anfl. Transcontinental Co. TU. Hoard ot Director! liar, mnoh pleamre In Inform Incxon ttut thy tiiTMurreedeJ In maklnc prOTlilon for the parra.nl otth. ouliHandlnir bondi of the Com pany. Th. Northern raclflf) nallroul Compinr tiarln atretd lo plan at onr dlipoul a mfnclent amount of Hi comollilated 5 ptr cent bonli for tint porpine, a c( nlract tin l.rn entered Into with a iirone irndlcate, tinder which the eyro.nt ut th' homli tinder the termi of th. rnorinire on M'Temher I. IMO liatitirid. Thn ijndlcate Includei Xlniri Prexel tnrinn A Co., J, M. Noritin A Caof Lnndon lirnel o. !nejr A(o, nrown Mrni A To KutmloebA Co, I. on llo!tmn A I o.J A tt. dillninan A Co tllnslow Lanier A to. rdwanl Fireet A Co.l.f. llllnion A Co., John II Hockefeller, th. lleutucli. Hank llerlln Jacoti S 11. Stern, tiankfort nn the Main, and 1, i ejer Mlluin. Irankfortonlhe Main. The main itntacle to Ihe reornnlrailon of the Com panj liarlnc lliui been reinoted jour IcrJwere en ablet) to determine Ibide Unite inline ft procedure to tht end under the aiith'rti trued In ttirmnttha raeetlnciot the Hoi kholiliriit June IT IK-'t and No einlr"' l"-t. nnd miw li belore oj the reoranlra tlon programme deel led ti on It li i roio,ed to loriu a new rorporatlnn, whnie char ter Kill more certainly Kit k ii the delred t owen ttmn the eMmiliK one doee. Afler careful conM.lf ration of all the qui etlntu lui oh ed by onrie lve4 and bv coun. el. It hai been dt elded lo re rianlf tinder the lawi ot the Stat, of ,Nfn Jeriey, ami ttmt the nmne or tlio new coinnnnr il all be The North American Lompany. It ai Hut contemilaied to reormnlri with n imaller capltalliallon thin the pruent one. bat a rery larir. mniorlty of the atockholderl objetted to areduotlon. M Itli the aacertalne I ci nf eiit ot fully Hire a-qnarteri of the etocl-holderi It li intend. I to make the autliorlrel capital of th. new t ompatir the earn, nominal one ai that of your Compinr tlr, jvvimuin). but of wbloh only $t0.uiw tm correirontllne to the oulitaudiug Hock of j our onipan ihall now I li'ued The new Company wl 1 otter to etc hanie ihare for ihare, four hundn'd thooiand lull pal I ihatei nt In tock or the par of one hundred ilnllara euh, for the ouiatandlnjc four liundrid tliouiand eiiarea of )ojr notk Tl-lrly dayi will be allowe I fnr eflectlni; the on clane our Board Kill arral t lo that ituckholderi who do nut make the eichance Btit.il bate tlielr ihar. of ihe aetaofthe Comimny eiil er In kind orlncaah at an appraltad value In order to obtain a raiiatloa the falrnei4 of which no onelballbe able to dl.puti the rrenldftili ot three of the leadln Truit Companlei of New ork city will be Im Ind to make It Mmitlda partial eateor dlatrlbntlon of th. maeia become necea fary, the Comrany will hafe to b. placed in n lUie of liquidation, whkh can be done at any time under the direction of t le Hoard ot Ulrectori ai authorized by the ittickholdlri at the r raeettnira. line public notice will I e elven of th. incceulr. itepa In the reorganization explain. I in thefore Kolnft, by thla Couipmr, ai well a. by ll a new Com pauy. tt e do not he. Hale to itr.nirlr ricommend In adrance to all itnckholden to come into the new tompany, for the followlny realini (I Thero u erery rronn I lo bellev. that the career of the new I ompany will 1 a proiperou. one from the outset. There will b. amonc Ite itucktioldera lndtvldu all and llrnis lu thla country and Euro e of large lutlu tnco and reaourcei. and it ian rely upon the u i ort of trout; financial sroiip here and ubroa 1. ll) It li intended that the I ompany a'tall orerat. mnlnli tn IM" ipeclal field. Tne ia that ot railroad n nancif rmK Aa we ar. certain of the regular critom ot eTeral lareeaud pro. j eroui railroad ejsteui. we can conlldenlly look foru ard 1 1 aa exienMre and profitable builueaalu thla cnaectiin The other Held nl 1 be the I romction of lectrlc ll-ht n t power enterprise, Tb. pubatitutlon of the electric light for other lllunilnaaia and of electric for iiMiu power iu manufacturing and tramportitlon that inow prctreinlnsall mer the civ llredworll and nowhere more ratiidli tl an In tblt country men the Kreal.it opportunity, for the lucrt ttre employment of ltrpe capital. It iaexti eled that the Company Kill bale the ctu.e.t atnllatlou .1. a itock. bo der and therwtae. with the Edl.on t.e er il t lectric ti mpany and the Thornton llouaton Met trie Cotnpati. which two powerful corporation! do mo. t of the electric iiahtinirand nearly all the biiiln.ja of equlpjlng elec trie railroad! in the I nlled State. The general public hare but a Ihnile 1 underatandtngof Ihe great growth already nttalne 1 by the indiitrle. il.Toted loth, prat Ileal app'icatlon of electricit) and th. enormoua derel opmenlof which th.yare eatable. Hut t. feal euro that the use of our capital in tbtl direction Kill bring large returns (lore detailed information regarding the new Company will be aubmttted li its formal Invitation to you to b. comt t tockbolderi In It. Hj order of the Uoird of Director! HI MU MLI.ARD rrilldeuL NEW TORK. Jnn. IB IBfio Reorganization NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. Notice Is liereliy RlT.n (tint thn titan of re. nrcnnlrutlnn of the NORI'UI.K rJOVTII. KRN HAII.noAll. preacnted to arciirltr holder, by tTII.I.l.Vtl II. rillLUPS nnrt other. In their ctrf.nli.r tlated .IUNK 1. 1A8!( linn heen nbundnneri. mid that In pluce thereor the underalsned, eotnmltfee named therein, kite nereed upon m new plan, copies ol which, rvlth Information In sesard thereto, mm now be obtained at the ATI.AN'IIl' TUllSrCOJU'AMi.N'O. ao VtU.I.IAM hT. The committee to carry the new plan into effect ar. MF-M h. JtlllS 1. MOtlllK AI FXAMHIt T VAN M.ST WILLIAM II MALI, C N IIUAOLAM). AND tVALThlth J01INSTOV To avail tl.emfelvea of the advantages of the new plan, holder! of bondi ami f tot I mult deposit the lame with the ATI.AN'IK Till NT I OMPANY. and ho ders of tertlnt ales of deposit under said plan of June 1 IS', must exchange tro aame for rertlfcates under the new plan on or before .Jul, 1, IrtfMr. Those who have deno. He 1 securities untler said nlan of June 1, INii', and who do not desire to become par lies to the neK plan are noiii ed thai on surrender of tlelr certificate! at the ATI.A.N'MC Tltl'ST LOMI'A.N Y their feiuritles will be reiurn.J. Paled New Iork. liar If "A 1VII.1.IA1I II. MAM:, Committer f. N. IIIIAOI.AMI. tinder elrcti. WAI.irltM iKIHNHTIIX, ,J,.ne"l w. ii. DitKruii.v.N. inai.' w'usFaId baldwinsville Railroad Company. K KOnfJAMZATION, Holder of t nds and M ck are rerjuete 1 to forthwith deposit their eeuirit.ei with the i entral Trust t nm 1 nny or New ork iindtrnu esreemen uf reorfanlrH turn ad j led to tie Id n llioiders tiunltie and dited Mit 1J l-W tor win h eecurltles ihn icriltlcat's i f Ine i rntral Trust ouij an ill Le ziren. Tho Commltleo limits the time lor deposit until July l.lnm i pie s of this arernif-nt can he eYamlued at the Ceuirai Trt'st ompaiir ir at the m!i,ts ut the ecre tar). Tho-, 1 arodrn.Ii. I Hroadwa),.Nw orL. tt C AM1KI.WH 1'llAS U 1 AMIU P.TO.N ?.uif,l.!uJiiV'-1' Coun'"''- i iius i (iiiuiiiiini. J r7jI Kimball &Ck7 tl tlabll.hed In llu.'i IIA.VKI'.IIS AM) UllllKCRH, 10 AND II 1IROAD ST, NEW M1IIIC. 110TII tlF OUK HUM Alll. M1.M1IKIIS OF lllli NF.tV 1 (IKK hTOI K I M llANOF. Robert .1, Klrolinll. Alfred II. I.ounalicrri. EDH1UND i CHARLES-RANDOLPH !l Mill KS OF M'.W TORK HTUIK rxt'IlANOH 7 3tTJft33jiSuXT ST., Trintacl un i-Adunively Comiulaalon 1IH.I. ness, AlTOl'.NTh ht,ICITi:i. CHAS. E DAVIS CO., Bankers and Brokers, 80 mtOADWAY, MCW YOKIC. PlIIFUANT tn Cbapier H- I awi o( I8X) of the Slate of Sea iork Notice Is be rebr gii en Hut ll.il ouVs for subscr It lions In ti.e slock ot the Nf tork ami New J,r hrldg. tonitiiiii will be etiad f r fub.criptiuni i the r.oini of lh. tlrl lac l mmiiMunere JI4 Bl.iiAitttAs NHV OIIK dT su th. J"tU day otJune, li al I. oiluik noin nt that Mi It I! tr it nm.KN. IhlBOK RTIIAIS, J K IIAIN 1 VAN TIIUMAK. CHAKI.ES M lAIL, Ilrldge Comnil.ioneri. pitd:UEreiiwy, ,w ictkcur, Juniu. una MHHHHH afaEar-HFMarBH efiimucial. To the Holders ot OREGON TRANSCONTINENTAL CO. First Mortgage Trust Bonds. NflTITR TR 1IERGBT GIVEN that the OrtrT. and Transcontinental Company Intends to redeem Uf its cuttandlu( Plrst Mortgage Truit Ronds on NOV I, lMpo, at luA per cent, and aecfued Interest, In ao cordance with the terms ot the trust deed scorln same. The Orernn and Trsnconttnental Company haTlnr for satd purpone sold to a (syndicate represented, by Xessre. Drexel, Morcan k Co Ihe Northern Paclflo R. R. Co Consolidated Mortgage S per cent Oold Bonds set apart to taVe up ihe Oregon and Transcontinental Honda, aa aboTf has proflded that the Oreion and Transcontinental bondholders should hare an opportu mty to exchange their bonds for the Northern Pad tic A percent. Ron ts. In accordance therewith the Kyndl cate will main such exchange paying li 6 per cent for the Oregon and Iramcontlarntal Bonds apalnst 2i,' ler renL for the Northern Paclflo t, crediting and rliaririnjratcrued Interest to the date of exchange, pro vided holders or Uretroti and Transcontinental Bonds nrall insmselrea of said privilege by presenting their ouds lor that purpose at the office of Drexel, Morgan k Co., at Wall m htw ork on or before July 1&, lio after which date the right tu make such exchange wilt cease. hl.VT TORK, June 11. 1900 II jr order or tsi Jlom-d or Directors'. THE OREGON TRANSCONTINENTAL CO.. HY COLGATE nOTT, Vtco-Preeldent. 23 Vf ALL RT NFW YORK. Jnn 11. lrXO. Referring to the foregoing announcement, we bee; to call the attention of holders of the Oregon and Trans continental Company llrst Mortgage Trust Bonds to the following official statement of the operations ot tho Northern PaclHc Railroad Company t Ten Months r ml inr April 30, 1Rtt 1W0 Gross earning 9Ifi.277.POMn jn,7132 15 operating expenses P,74Pon.4n laejo tL89 Net earning KWI.046.7t3 b075,431 20 Interest rentals and taxes 6,S18P6&03 8O73.o62.0t Rurptos tia,P7n.7i 9i.toi :m. Ulsc'laneons Income (net) 441,007 49 410,422 18 Troflt over fixed charges tfiHOTtt. ro gl,fill.ffln3 The nnderlylns bonds of Northern racifl) branch line now held by the Trustee of the Orecon and Trans continental Bonds, when releasel h this opsratlon, will be deposited with the Trustee of the Northern Pacl tic Railroad Company's Consolidated Mortgage, thus giving to the latter tt-e benefit ot all thei-ecurlty now heid for ttie Oregon And Trai scontlnentat llond We are prepare 1 to deliver at once Northern Paclflo Railroad Companv Cunsolllated Mortgage percent Gold Bonds at our office In exchange for Oregon and Transcontinental Company Mr it MortKage Truft Bonds on the I als set forth In the announcement of that cam pany upon surrender tout of the Oregon and Trauscon line ii tat Bonds. DREXEL, MORGAN CO. To Jlolders ot the Preferred und Common Stocks of the St. Louis San Francisco Railway Company. We. hnre sold our entire lioldlnc offhe aborr.nnmed stocks to tb ATCIIINON. TOITKA AMI HAMA FCRAILBOAI) COMPANY, nnd have recelTed In rxchsmco tberelnr hi-eii of the fjipltal Wtoch ot the Atcblnon (oropuay on tho lollowlBg; bnals. DHitielyi For each nnrllinnnand abtrai ofanldPro fcrred Htocst, thirteen liundred nnd seventy five sibwree) or Atehlsoa Block, and lor each ene thotiend bnresi of amid Common stocb, seven hundred nnd flttr shares of Atchison (ockt or. In other words, for each lg;ht shiircs of ISun Frunclaco Preferred we re ceived eleven abnren ol Atchison, nnd Tor enrli four shares of Hnn Frnnrlaco Com mon wo received three shares of Atehlson. Mtm of our Irlends have alreudy applied nod have Intrusted us with their shares, to lie sold with our own nnd on like terms). We have arranged for the sale on exactly the same basis ns lor our own, but for w limited period only, oTuIl the run Francisco Pre fe i red and Common share held by others. rMoikhnlder" dealrlnff to avail ofthlsprlv llej-e should deliver their shares nt our of flee, and receive receipt therefor ex cbaneeable Into Atchison stock us boob us ready. Holders of the above described shares In Ronton nud vicinity csn deposit fuem with Mhssns. uiiHu.n, pkaijody .t co. for our account, and receive similar re ceipts therefor. We have tbe sole rfctat to exchnn.ee all such shares, and we reserve the right to wltndrnw this privilege at any time. In nrrnnKinc or 1"1 sale we have he lleved tbnt It would be for the Interest of tbe stockholders ofthe HAN 1RANCIHCO COMPANY that tbe ATCHISON COM. PAN! should thereby secure lull control of tbe Man Francisco Company, J. W. SELIGMAN CO., si TiitoAi. rvrrcnrT, mii.lh nuiLDiNa. New Iork. tluy 3.1. 1WOU. Missouri, Kansas Texas UKOItGAXJZATIOX NOTICE. The rotRTII A.M. I.AHT Inatnllraent of nsartsmfat on the alock repre.rnted by r.. ort7i.nlst.tlon certificate. I. hereby culled ilno Mnil paifible on FJtIDAY, ,11'NH SO, lcao.i.tllioonlioorthe ('r.NTi:AL,THi;hT tovpANir nr.Miw irorut. FRKitnuir i. ni.roTT. 1 ,1(11 i. p. I l!i:itlA.S, lll.MtV t. I'IKIK, IIINKY llVIKir, COMMITTEE. di. oa ri' mil t. I.UI'll IIT.I.I KAI.lt. ii. J. m: iiaiiu o i:nh, n K H.LH, ticretiry .14 trail it M'T nilK Mat I'. liu UMO.S T.ll'hT (Otll,ANV"o".W tORV T" 73 11KUAUW tt I tin. IlI-rTtIR ST. 5 Klt OKk. Mayn, IhhO 1 fYOTICB IS III.IIHIV UIVES THAT TIIK follow. -1' Ing number.d bonds of tbe Itoonville Railroad Ilrldg. Ct'inriany were this day drawn for redemption In scrorJanc. with th. blnklng Fund provision of th. indenture of trust, yu. 7 3'2 443 557 920 102 317 478 603 948 166 352 494 649 178 421 502 656 301 423 530 827 37 432 532 93 a d I onds will be paid on presentation at tb. oilier of Hie I moil Trust Company nf .New iork Trislee. lu Irrc.t on aaid bonda will cease Monday ulr ins, IMO.S THUsT CO 01 J.MV tOllk. Trustee. BANKERS, 18 Wall St., nVY AND HEX. I, HTOCKH AND BONDH ON COMSIIHHION, AND DEAL IN Investment Securities. IJI Hill' hoTICF.-iiiringneld IIL inn, 14. imo In I ursuani of un ruer of th. Hoird of huner vlsorst f Hin.'ainnn ciiumy Illinois mate and entrre! Htm 1-1 mi Mitch 11 IH. 1 no is hcreb) given Ihst the railroad Ion Islssi ed by saidMngantoncnuiily, lab ti l7i inald .'I beeirlngreu li 11101s and huulti ea.tsrn Ruilrnnl Cnmranv iiuiiiberil iroin I lo.in clime, and Sol .m 7 UP. 4i 4.' 41 41 4S, 4ik 4, and ill eaih of lh. denomination nf 91tOdue reb. lR:i. will be nald upnii fMi.ntition at the offlre of Treasurer nf the Stat, of llll.ols or tbeoRlc. or the County Treasurer of r.anaroon county, Bprlngflild. IU. vv u" JullN W KIl.OINi.Tu.v Klilnc. C. W. rUMVEBUlBK. jCcumllttl. rfinanrint. INVESTMENT BONDS. Wc ofler fop Sale, nntl (ni ter n most careful personal invcsiigrntion) strongly rec ommend ns nsnfc mid profit able investment n limited nmoiint of First Mortgage 6 per cent. Gold Thirty-year Bonds UrON A RAILROAD LI.tE IK PL'I.L OPERATION AND EARMMl MORE THAN INTEREST. miCK SURJtCT TO ADVANCE tVITIIOL'T NOTICE, M AND IMrREST. THIS 18 AN FXCErTIONAL OrrORTDMTT TO OBTAIN A PL'I.LT SFCURED BOND AT A miCE TO TAV OtER 0 WR CFNT. UrON CDST. DI-SCRIPTItE CIP.CULAR, VT1TII MAP. FUR NISULD UPON AITL1CVTI0.V. JOHN H. DAVIS 00.5 IP WALL ST. NKW TO TtK. International and Great Northern It. It. Second Mortgage Bondholders. Tbe holders nf more than two thirds of the Farmers' Iaoan and Irnst t ompiti) s International and reat Northern second Mortgage fl per cent. Bond Certitl rates, having Intimate 1 tnelr wiliiines to accept the proposi of rxi per rent and Interest after Jnlj 1 lr-ini discussed at the tneetin of the bmltiolders held on ta 10 notice In I ereby Klren f certiflt ate holJera who hare not ret assented that the opportunity to uo ao will expire n June J4 I mil that date algnaturea will he reeelted at the I-armer' I oan and Trust Com ranr, or at the nrire of the underaicned. J. A. R0tfh LLT, Chairman. 03 Wall tu If K. EN01S. T. (TuUCiC H. K. ENOS CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 45 47 Wall St. OVEZl 100 PROFIT. Wm ofler for a few darn an opportunity to invest Banner In amountsoffliiand upward nuere It win re turn the Investor over lot) per cent profit within a short time For full particular apply In person to THE IN DEMMTV fiOM. INSURANCE, LOAN k TRUST CO., u Broadwar, New rk gnnlt gtrportsr. QV iltT JE U I.T STATEMENT OF BANK OF THE IICTROFOLIB ON MOKNINO OF HATITUI1AV, JUNE 14, ISOOt nbbOUKCL Loans and discounts $4 2ifKi0 52 1 oana and discounts due front Directors 1 M oxj tut Overdrafts 1.441 U Due irom banks 454 8inj,i Due from b inkers I',4i4r8 RealeMate 4 0X) 00 Mocks and bonds loowyuo Rpecie l7d,G5t irj L H. legal tender notes ana circulating notes nf National banks 418.23D 00 Fxchnnie. 431,7ft'. in other Items t4t3 09 R&jantcs C2 7U Total d e.'lbS i5 LIABILITIES Capital stock f.100,000 tJ Surplus 8UU.UUU UO Discount Jk),e'J ii Interest hm io Other profits 232 47 24 230,230 48 Deposits sutVept to check ,VW,4l 881 Hi certificates of deposit. 17.714 4 Certified checks u3i3 04 5 5flt24f ft Due to hanks 403,013 21 Due to bankers lu 161 .it Dl.ldt-nds unpaid io5 is) Cashier scheckaeutstandlng 7-W (M City taxes, d mouths 5 Njj O-j Total $,624 fcfi 05 Btate of New Tork. County of Vw ork rilhOlKHCK ROOFRS t ashler of IUNK OP THE MPTROTOLIS a hanking asictatlon lOLateland doing business at Now ork In said fount being duly sworn, aalth that the foretolntfU In all respects, a true state ment of the condition of the said bank before the trans action of any business on the morulng of (Saturday, the fourteenth day of June, one thousand eUht ban dred and ninety, in resrert to each and ererj of the Items ani particulars above spciried according to the best or his knowledge and helfef and that the buslnesa of the said bank has been an t is transacted at the Inratlun aforesaid, and UORLItT arm 1 I the Presi dent, Is abseut. and cannot Join tn this report Tlfl.o JUXji Kb Cashier. flnbscrlbed and sworn by deponent the 10th day of June, 18"0. BDWARDC EaNn .Notary 1 utile (No 47), N. Co. QVARTERI,Y UEPOHT 01 THE CANAL KTREET DANIC ON TnE MOANING OF HATUICDAY, TUE 14.TII IIAY OF IVNE. 1 BOO. RESOL'RCFa Loans and discounts. Ires due from directors $221,144 71 Due from direi tors A,.tJ0 Overdrafts, aa per schedule. 43 49 Due from trust companies Btate and na ttonalbanirt, aa per schedule $43,063 44 Stocks and bonds, as per scbeda'e. V, B 4 per cent. Reg. Bunds 77 if) 8recle l 705 50 I. f legal render notes and circulating note, of national banks 22,131 00 Cash Items vU bills and checks for the next day a exchanges 3425 04 Otherltemacarrledascash. us ptr schedule 4,0-5 26 Current expenses toua uy Assets not lncloled under any of the abore heads, yz.i furniture aud fixtures 4,275 90 Tout $J5tA,3Ja oj LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid Id. in cash 9100,000 00 I ndlTlded rrodt, lr t Dlicount $3 -.73 17 Interest D6rJ 00 4,561 24 Due depositors as follpwai Deposits aublett to check 9237,113 00 Demand certificates of deroMt 17) i Certtued chece 14.4UJ 42-251,077 oa Total $Lo53fi OJ State of New ork rouutj of Ne ork s a AMiiMO RAhlNhS, President and JAUHB nLAlR Cashier, or the t anal Mreet Hank a tank located and doing business at 2isl Canal st, iu tneclt) of New Wk, in sat 1 county, being dul arorn eacti for himself sajs thnt Ihe tnregoliiir rlort, wltn the schedule accom IanyltijT the s.tme is lu all respects a true statement of the rendition of salt bmk I e fore the transaction of inr business on the Nth day of June, lNst, u tlie I est f knowiedto and belief and Uie further sa that the business nf raid bank hae teen iransacte I at the location uametl, and n 't elsewhere and that the abovn report Is mada In cumj I sure with an official notice rerelved from the Miferlntendent of the Harking De pariraent desiirnatliiv hati r lay the Hthdaycf June, ltfvvU, as the da on whb h such report shall t made ANlnMO RASINPri. I'restdUit. JAMEs BLAIR Cashier Reyerallr snls'ribed au 1 sworn to by both deponeuts the 1Mb, day of June. I40 before me IAK( hIJO II RARII ATI Notary Public (No. I4;, County of New York. ividrtidtf aud autcrcot. oihci or Tin: EDISON OI.M'IWL EI,ECTIlir CO., 41 W I.L ST, NEW ORK, June Id, 1600, Tn the Hlnrk holder oT Ihe EiiiHoN im:kaIj kIjItthh ro.i The third quarter!) dividend nf TWO TI K CI NT on Ihe stoik uf thi ronif ant (except such slock u Is held In trust by tl e larmera Loan ai it Trust Coin) an.) lias bien dei lared h) the Hoard if Trulee-t. due aid pay ahieonJut) v IM" the cftico o( this compati) tu unldtrsol re onl June Ji. IHf The tranafer ooks will be rioted at 3 T M on June 23, lMs, and re"l sued at iu a M on July 5, bi Rl order of thu Board of Truil-es A IAHC18, Fecretary, OHirh OK THE Iiri KW RE AND IltDiON CANAL tO New York. May 2 1 A rjnarterlT dlrllend of one and three quarters M"l) per ret t-on the i anital si'trk of this company lll be pai I M the nflce nf the iouianr Cortiandt st. In tils el'., on an 1 after June IU lf'i Ihe transfer tmiks will be ph seil from tlm close of hnslucis today until the nn r i ing lueidaj. June 17. ll) order of thu Board ot v inugers JA I h t HARTT Treasurer THESTATETRUSTCO; CO AVAI.I. S I, Tlie rruron Inlereit ilue lu I. IMl on It.e itel.t of Hie city 1 1 New t nrl. will 1.. i al I on anil liter that date bv Till-. fTATi; Till .-Tl O MltlnMie atltalliL Cltrtionu nurt Wrrtinn. ornci: op tut i.auk kuikXnii ttEBTF.RN RAII.IIOAD I OMI'ANY, fO BltOADWAt NKtt YORK, JUNES, 180a Nu-nt r, Amtittni of Hi. stocLliolders or th, IAKE FRIF, ANDtVfcBTbKN KAII.IIOAII t'UMPANV III ke lifll at the roiapati)'! orflre In lb. dtr of llloominirtuii. Ill, on MI'IiSr-MiAY. JUNE lhia tu act on tlie terms anil couilltloua of tlie arijultli.n b) this roniian t.f lh. pruperir corimrie rlclit. nml Irauthi.ss nf the on one Lliiiimiaii aul Iiuia i tile Kji ronil f iiiii an) an 1 tlie iruiert) r portte run. anil Irnriil es of the in lunuiili, en'l Noruira.tern I al riu t oiiipanv l' th. imitoii ,a lion 1 1 tlie p ntiem itemlila ai rail' i no. k i,( I atd cum l'n life Willi Hie ro, erl) framlit.es. ahiliitt Ital sioi k nt ililsconipaiii anl in aiiitmria lie ttur rhase rf lotineitiiic lihi-s atd Ihe issue of Hie cum jan)'s lioails fur sucli purchases anil ronsolWailuiL and fur t.e Improvem.Dt and iiuittuent of th. com piny s lines, Th. tramfrr books will he clos.d at 3 o'clock p M on ttsdn.sda) Jun. II. lfv .nd r.opened .1 luorloc. A. il, tin Tiuridar, Jnn. Sil IN) U U. 6CUWAN, Uirilirj ao. T(tMUr. t glallrasifti. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND AFTFIt MAT 11. IKMl Trslns Isav. slstlona font ot Dc.br. amA Cetllanit Mt st tollew. BtOO A, 41 -TIIK 1AKTI.INR for th. vT.lt PIV man t.stlbul. Kli.plhff and I arlor Cars. Arnrtal ..r.land WJ A M i oluuitiu. t jii A. al Cllcai. a in I' U aud St Louis 7-uo I1 M. n.it dar, ceiinscti also for Wliliairstiort fork Haven, anst Rsii.vo, .ir.pt hundir and Toledo, eiespl ttaiar. Ill lOKIO A. M. TIIK NP.TT TORK AND CllinAOO W 1 1M1TI ii rotnpos.d eiciutlveir of rullraai Vestt bt Is Iiratnr anu itate Room. Hleepinc Dlnlnr. I ftmoklnr, and Observation Cars. pre..tttlnr slnaneial rettorts. stenosraf hers and typewriters bathrtwoa, lor both saves ladles' maid barber shop, library. and all the conveniences .r home or ifnee. Hiat.Jl br stsam and Minted bv atattenary and ranvabl. electric lltliia Amies Cincinnati 7 II and Chloai, sin tl next its) 0.00 r. M.-Sl lOI'Il. ClUCAOn AND CINCIN. NaTI r.xriir.i. luurasn testlkul. Mseptnr Car and Iilning i ar New lark ta St. 1 unis, Cblearn ana incuiDsti Passeneer I oach New Yon I. (.olam.ni. Arrives Un innait il b a M.. Lhlcata lioo P.M. an I et Louts 7iin I' ti nail day. CtUO P. M.-TIIK WfhTFRN I.XPRFR4 for all points In th. llesu Northwest and Houthwest. Poll man testttml. Hleepinr i ar New Vork to Pmshnrc, M. Loiik. Chlcsttu tlnrlnnatl and Mraaphls r.nej. sylvaula Kstlroal Dluini ar New t ork lo 1'hllad.l- plils. arrives at Mnrtnnati OSH' M. Cblceio i.vo r M. nest day and st I outs 7 to A M s.osn. nt In. onnects for Cleveland aud Toledo dally, .a. rant attiritay too r. M.-PAririC FXPRKSt. Pnllman Y.stlbol. Buaet sleeping t'ar N.w tork to rhiraro N.w York to Mrnitihie via tbs eheuandoeh taileyt arrtVM olutnbu. 7 IS r. M rievrland IS r st. n.it day. and i hlcaco 7hk) a M sscond morttinr Conneeui lor Tolelo dally, ami fnr terry I.ne th. Oil Reg i,ia. tlevsland, and Loluinbul exrept Saturday. BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH. M tfaihinrton Limited Lipresi' ot Pullman Parlor Cars daily, .xcenl Sunday, lo in A, M arrive vTaik Intton .1 sj M t and "I'nnarfisloial Limited." daily, with Mnlnc Car at 3 JJ P M, arrive ITasb- lnrton B Jt p M t ricutar .xprasi H JO, Sinn, an4 X 3.i A, ll 3 Id 4 80 'usi and il iXl r M and 13 :l3 nicht. For lialtlmor. only. 1 Oil'. M.Sunday .til and 8 3li A. 1 4 su son and u P M and Hilt ntfht lor potution Chesapeake and Obi. Railway and Cincinnati Hiseperi, Dtnlnf Car, aid Ceacke. throuth. a no p M daily FOlt ATLANTIC cut. 2i.i r M. (Thronnh Buffet Par lor Car ant Day roach) week daya. e.nn.eti far lirnwn'i Mills Far Cap. Mar. I kw p H weekdays Foruld Point and Noni.lt. via New York, rb.llad.1. phis A Norfolk Railroad mjiA. M dally iitnt Bo.. ilsr and no p u datlyt via Btlllm.r. aid Bijf luii. JilOP. M wiok-diyi FOR PHILADELPHIA. Capress Trains leave as f.llewst h .o 7 OT pi-si k so B on U0V) Chleaa. UraJlil with Iilnlnr ar and in io ITashtnitan Llmlt.dx an4 11 OJ A SI. I J 10. IO0 1 10, 3O0.S 30 oo, 4l30, S-UO, w mm (mo and B ml' M. and u IS nlcht Ao- commodatlnn 11:10 A. l 4 4 and 7430 p. u. Inn. daya hxpresa ii IS s o ixi (tu-no Limited!, and 1.MKIA )l i on. e tin, so S'on. 30 Shi and ta I M. and 12 IS nlcht. Aocoramodatlon. T-VO P. U Th. New tork Transfer Company will call f.r anJl .heck biKfai e fr.m hotels and residences. for time tables of local trains apply t. any tl.k.l Afsnt nr the coirpany. ItlAb 1- null. J R.TT00D. Usreral UsasA.r. Oea.'al raas'r AAsak. MEW YO K SiCENTBfll.

Hudson Rlvor Railroad. AU Tralni arrive at and depart from OII.A.ND CENTRAL STATION, Fourth Ave. and 42d St.. Nw York. T oslt Kaiuioad Station in tm Crrr. Trnln. leuve nat loll.nii Ol.'.O A. Nf.-rillCAnO t FBTinULE LIHITBD, 4n althl.seu In.io A M. next day lltiao A. M.-SlltTlltYLSTl.ltN tESTIBCLE LIU- IThD-Iiue Hnclnnatl7 So, Indianapolis 10 30 A.M., st. Louis u to r M lUtKO A. M.-MLSTERN DAY EXPRREB-Daily z- cept sundaya 4I.-.0 I. M.-NORTH RI10RE YFSTIBDLE LIMIT- F.U-Due at Detroit n 15 A. M.. Chicago 4 SO P M. 0?(JO pm.-FAST KESTPRN P3IPRF.S-Dno Chi- I cacmiisi I liuhinatl i. l.'i T kl St loult7.1SA.M 7lU( P. M.-ADIItHNDALK, MO.NTRbAL, AND Nt- AllAKA rAMS FVPKEsR. UllS P. M.-MM ST Lill'IS AND CHICAflO EX- PKFSt-Uu. Indianapolis 11 SO P. M. next day, St, liuls 7 lo A ti FIMIMI.L (Nl IHUROH) POrr.llKBFPSla RHINB- CLIIF (MN(.STON) tNIl III DnON-18 SO. 1 10 VJ, 11 io A M tl Ji' l V. til -It P M also for Poo&h- ktor.il. to jo a M l: 4 Mi 4 t h on 7 jti B is P M for t.orrlion a (West Tolim W 30, 111 30 A. VI. 4J jn l jn. I 4 fl J P "1 Al BtN, UTIIA, stltAlLNF. ROC1IFSTBR, 80F- JAI.O AM) NItnAltA JALLS-H V 10.0, 410 SO A M isi 7 at ti 11 P. M Als'ifor Albany 30 A. M and fnr Albany l lira Syracuse Rochester and Huspenslon Ilridgo. Vi p it IltllY. hAr.tTlit.A ADIItONDACKMOrNTAIN'B, ANB M0NTRI.A1H JO A M 7 J) P M Also Troy. I)!t, io .ii iu via M. fj 3o iioo ISP M. wxi nlnht. Al IIL'H.N, UF.NRtA, AND CANA.NIIAIUUA-'SlSO, flo tUA m.ii isp Jl llJ-ioinldnla-ht BlliKSIimi; HILLS, tlA IIARLtM DIt !SI0V-t!l 19 A M M Mil" M Inr tickets nnd spsce In Sleeping Can apply at(7ran4 Ceutral station nr at 413 7HS B43 and I Broadway, 11 Parkplaci 14 tl est l-'th st andllHthst station. N.w York. R3.I Yt uahtneton st., J ultoti st., and 3im Bad ford e F D. HronkDn It rstontt s I xi reus calls fnr and check, bigga,. front hotels nnd residences through to destination IDally exi ept '-iiimay other tralna run dally Aboi.lralns except those ieHVluir at nlnA tf 3 3f 3 JU J j M 4 l i) jj I' M and 1 J 00 midnight, atop at I if lh btrr at station. JOHN M loivpt OtOROE II DAVIELa oeneral Manager oen 1 Passenger Agent, New York and Boston All Rail. J Lave. Bj w av of Una. Otsj A. M Cprlngfteld and Horcest.r. S 30 p. Sf. In oo a. M, ew l.onJon end rovlllenc 4 so P. Jl. II CIA M.. Snrinitleld and llorcester S SOP. M. U Kl Jl Hartford and N Y and N E.. 0 SO P. U. 1 (JO P tl New London and Providence 7 80 P M. S in P II MIlIlmantlcandN.Y and.N. E, CU) I'. K, 4 on p M "-nrlniineld and Worcester 10-00 P. IL 1 5 no p M 'New London ami ProMdenee, 1100 P.M. 11 OJ P 11, "rlnirtleld ind Worcester 6 ISAM. I2rJ0 P M Loudon and Providence. 7.-OOA.U. Runs dally including Hundiyi Return lervice. lame hnun and by same rost. I leaie lor Do. R S (OP M Newport (via Wlckford) T-40PJt. II 4-oaPM DsnliuryA Nnrwalk R.R.,Pltt!ll.llB 40P.M. I 4UJPM NiiuvatnrklHv, iMn.ted.8 10P.lt. V Through parlor or s'eeplnjr cars by each train. il CTlibMPbTHAD.ijenirasi.Ax.nt. jj 0nly Solid Train 1 ROUTE BETtTBEN B New York and Chicago, I Anil the only line running IU uM Dining Gar Through to Chicago. 1 3:00 F. IVI,, 6:00 P. M., 8:30 P. M. ALL SOLID FYPREbS TRAINS, AND BACH TRAI M RINS THROL'OH TO CHICAOO DAILY WITHOUT jM CHANOF. OF ANY CLASS OF CARS T1IL NKlt SOLID tESTIRI'LFD CUICAOO LIUITED -lll'II T l'.l'IIFS4LY FOR THU 8F.RVICE- M LhAtES NI.V7 tORK AT 3 P Jl DAILY. W 1ALT0.&0HI0R.R. 1 FABT FXPRK8S TRAINS TIA AM PHILADELPHIA TO fitAI.TIAlOIlE, :1 u'.vsnaixG'jroiv, if CHICAQO. CINCINNATI, jll And All'polnu'ir.tt, 11 CLLJIAN CAR RFRt ICE ON ALL TRAIN!. Iave NEW YORr, foot of Liberty it. ai (ollowii WT cr l MICaOO h jup M 13 is A M. K Fori IM IN. NATL KT LOI IR, B 00 A VL.SlOOP JL For WAblllMITON, BAI.TIMORK BinA M.II SOA, M J OOP M.n.'OT Jl, SlISI P. JU 13113 A. Jl. All trains daily .icept II 3ti A Jl, Kundar. BH Ticket nmces .'1 413. and 1,140 Br.adway, K T- an 1 no Rroadway Brooklyn STATION roOT OF BB LlIHtTThT ilentrsl K R .f N J) New tork Transfer Company will call f.r .id ehjjt Ucs-sre from hots I r rs.lilencs. J T olihi.u CIIA.S a BOULT ,tH ass I Jlaoagir. Oen 1 1'asssofsr Ag.aL -'i?3B centIal railroad of new jersey. ll UUT OF IIIIFRTY ST NORTH RIVER. ifS T1MF. TABLF. Ot JIAY II, IBM For IMtilnricItiliia, Bnli!- fl moro, und Washington. w tia rrniral It K or .N,w Jersey Phlladslphla ait lfl Ftadlns ll R and llalllmora and Ohio R R lor PIIII.AHI I I'll I A at 4 in, 7 46 n. mao A M s ,SJ I tn, J J .o 4 s, u. 7 i P Jl 12 il". night; Sundays, II t J! I. vi i bP Jl i u ISms-nt" V lor KAITIMOIIS AND tVANHI.Nl.TON dally at (11 31. except hundayl A. 'J i 3. tin. 8 P. Jl., lint fSI m sr It t 17U f rains leailng at Tit" 11 30 A. JI 1 30, 4. S. 1 30 iH M. ni-si .xcept Saturday night) liaveconnio. nSJ tint for Prauinr llarrlsbiirr Pi iisvliie Ac lorsunliury I ewisniirg. and tt lliiamsport, via Phlla. .JBl dlpnlast7 4'ia Jl (I mbun,t pallor csrt, 7 so I' M. SH '.JJ ""It f-aturday ulghii. bund.y .00 ,jH .,T'c,If!, n1 Pir'T i'Ha can be procured st71, IfM .x l''- M" ,-3 "'oaaway, 731 i lh ay. 3.1 ttrst l.tthst, I 14 I ast IJilli st Newtork 4 Court su. US J.'inlton si INHro.dway Hrimklrn The Sew tork Hfl Transfer I utii any will call lur and chick baggag. froaa k.i.l or rcsiaenih jUjJ Fl Ml IO II t'ALLFY RAILROAD. H XJ I'aiefootof Cortlandl or Oct- JH hrosses .t. 7 s, tl 'JO. and 11 A. at, I, 91 J 4'1 4 M. in. aud 7 P. Jl The i icturfsque Itoule between New Bl tork anl Faston llethlthtm. Allen- IB tn Mau.il Chunk. tVUkssharro, m Plttfton Fcranton Ilhsra deneva, tl'averly, tfatklui lilen, I lirira. Kot littler, Buffalo, Nligira Falls. To- ront'i, Detroit flllCAIIO ST Kill" anl ALL POINTS WEST Uriels mil site' n irrir berths can te secured at tb llrntrul I sstern ii c, .i.Uri udu) i r ISO Fast l.'Jtli LfH HI D'h.1'. l? KN,' v "fl?u 'n'ltinirttnfir.Ttir iiiii i leuli title 'tnin Ihrnngli which voti 91 are a m.-,md a it ihe lai ra )uu intend Tiiitiiirs Ufl Th. i. stun .tn ti.me alitlcifating lh, "..Jl nf iVt traveller hasifsiiel ihre. iproriisely iliusiral.d) booki IU env ris.rf th. it.unst region of N.w'Engi.bd t?il i?o mountains lake., and striim. They ill b. .ent to any address nn rscelpl of lu cents ii IH if".!? f,"r "ch hf It .by 7"F rASHBhoEit depab, I J11..N "T, UMWU Hi JllUat UaU ejl, Bo(,9ii, UM. H

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i! 8 THE SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 189U. A l- il'l IjUj Straw Hate from 60 conta to $3. t I Can't toll much nbout thorn by 5 jl uamos and prices. Market full of trash, as usual our straw hata woro I ordered months ago from ono of tho most caroful makers in America no bettor hats anywhere. English Dim- Btable flat brims in white, blue, or black at $3 aro precisely such as hattora ask $4.50 for. Samo shapes in lower grados; 00c., $1.50, $1.00, $2. Boys', 50c. to $1.00. riain and fancy bauds. tr I ROGERS, PEET CO. !j TIIRHB ITrintt BROADWATt warren, jj STORKS, (SMlt. jM 1 1 MANHATTAN BEACH. SIEQE OF VERA 0RTJZ. I the MOh r mrrrnssKUi. hitutacle j i:vi:it i'itnwui'1'.u. 1 Caslleot Ran .luan iin I Ih city, the Market Place, i! aitrrdn lift preparation for wur I'ar tin i Stare anil Snipes InKulIsI Mock Ball Hint, the Fan 5 Saniobr the oris ile llallet. a Warnln i-un. l nniur Sailoa a Klar oV Trnce Demand fur surrender ami ,t Befusal llan r-oott arrears Mn.slniof Troops Arttl t I l.ry wheels Into iioslti. n. drill i.en -cuila ultima turn the Bombardment. Ilatterles Open lire Troon 1 t AdTence the Heet Hliell lh. lort General Mik me I Sent, the Fxnloaion if Magarlna Capture the Mexican j iJt iiar lowered anil all the lorn surrender 1 era Cms In 'j flames. To, &tara and htrlpe. Triumphant. j! GRAND DISPLAY OE FIREWORKS, fij andinrwiih Monster HomiuitotRocketa. tlocarlj mid I i atay until you see all of It lii H1A01BONSQI ARI. TIlKATRh. Fve 8 30 Fat Mat. j III Auditorium Cunleil 1V Iced Alts i U. I I BEAU i niCHAlin AS DDItMMCI J hamiei.ii I I BRUmmtL. I, Stall aecured two weeks In adTauce i St rlIADISON KQUAIIK I1AM1I V AMI'lltTHKATRK. JYl SIlIIINU RdllK Ol'l Alll f I tnUVth FRKVCII A MIN l.emral Manarers J g EverT arenlnir at. sacred c onrert cunday I.Tenlng ,5 yiMt lirand Mallnee Saturday t t V. M I STRAUSS f J and hie i-orl.1 renownid Vienna Imperial and Royal C"l'Bo,llVo OK. Nil 1IAI.I.ETH. I J CU008I.SU THE NATIKNAl. H.OWI K AMI 1'fcACE I AMI "Alt I I Chanieof rrojrawine at eiery 1'erfnnmnce. II I HTKAISB PI UHIIAMMh llrR TUMUII1 ll t Tha Daughter of the HeKlioent" Iionlrettl I' I now beautiful li lire, Halm Hduird irauM JMIonates J ('liojln li yierrot Polka (new) 1 ilnard itraim Sitae rroiu the South, Walt .lohann Mrauil Xaroerol, Oriental (new) Iduard htraiias ffi Ob. Beautiful time of louth I olka Kdilir 1 Urauss 35 In oar Home Malts Joliann Mrauei V PKICBS Mo SI, f I Mi Hoxes 51" and I2. !fe j GENERAL AllMI'-SlOS, 6"c B l1 OALMER 8 THFATRK, Rrna Iwaj and -Vith eL j IT KPKCIALMATIMJt, Friday alteruoou, June 3" at 1 J j MRS. RANKIN I .ndorfSrama. I SARA. II SapporwiJb iectil company t ariUts. 1 J PAI MEB 8 TIIKATRF Rroadway ana 30th it. Xil J. Commencing MonJ&r .imioji iki THE 1WLUAM J. GIMiriMS DPI I CuMrANV 1 f In Buhl'i Romantic oprra CoraiQtif, III THE SEA SUNG, i f with a flreat t-tar Caat ComprUIng ,(e! ESTHER 1'ALLISFK iffl,' TUOS II 1'PRSKE, IEVAMERMILE. (ft J. C UIRON, rLMA UtLAl.0. and fP nUBERT WILM- tjt deanery by Fmani, Maeder A bihaeler. rortuuieaby (t C. D (irinu. r? AUOUBMEIJ CHORUS. INCREA8"JI1 OPCHl-BTRA. r i i SaJa now prosreeiln? I'rleeeK,! c, 51 and 15(1. 1 jl (.eneral Admlailon Iuc IP fMOfTHEVTRr II war near 30th it i j 13 Lait Mallnee Saturday at 2oMoc t j POHITIVF.I.V LAST WrEK, l rABEWELU I'ERl'ORMANCl. SATURDAV. JCSE 21. i RUSSELL'S COMEDIANS In the beat of all tnuslrat firce corned!' THE CBTY DIRECTORY. DBOADWAY TnEATRF COOL A3 ICE. D fRAKE W SANOtH MaDacer I jrafBerenth W eak Enormouti huiceia. f DETOt.riioppFR: castifsi.v I and iiisriMM b is Tin aik hv :orsRA nourrEto. ntu.sK KhRKLit: Every ETenlng at P. Satur lay Matinee at 2 I I FlUIKTll PKRIflUMNcF MUMHAY JLNEI31 W URA.NU BUIUEMR MIIIIT Iffi ptAIINO. HBOADWAY AMI MITII ST. m V ETanlnnatR IS Uatini-a t.aturday at X It! "AMERICA 8 COOLEST AMllshMKM ULsORT." Hi TIIIP.O WFEh Si Or CUASSAlOSh S MERItT OI'FRKTTA, jl The Brazilian. I Continuous Roof Oftrden Concrrt 7 -no I.1 1', M f AdmUnon 50 eenti, lnclutlnf both tptfrtalnmenta, I TT.SION EQUARE TI1PATHK U a Minsi'UMiit Nrrnss I To nil tit at IX Mjittixe ftt1rda at 2 WKONl AM) I.4HT Will K tiV'V OVF, a I ffl&JWS ,STl,1J RAGLAN j aJP&M HEW PLAY WAY. 1 f 1 y4Tn BT TIIFATIIK- aa (1th ay. 1 Aft ReerelOnlmtrarirrleand Ralconj ,'c. I EVERY NKJ11T MAT ttl'U AM) BAT i I rOSITIVFI.Y LAST KKK OF I AflNFH I'lMCN'IIIIN' IN I.A liKI Li: MAIIIK.I j j or A WOMAN S llbKN(.E. I i K0STER BIAL'S. SSS&SS, I ,VStfiVu,lf?i-Da,Ni.ll,,CABMENCITA j i Estudiantina Espanola "Figaro." J I U a. JACOBS 8 HI) Al SUE tTii ATI1I I I XI. Mallneen Voiiday, Tliuraliy h itnrdav "Rsvifaji0'' I branded. June aauim NtTLltAI. LIFE. 1 "pilFV Ml'BFI' 211) ST NFARfTHA f Jl i, All THE WOltl II IN A"C ANI AS IRT OALI FRY. ",K YANK. II Oi: and UK I'TI FTL OUENK. I FRIIKm SA(1 K (1YPSY 1IAVI) a Jfft?' AJEEB the ltumfoundlng them Amematon f STANDARD THE ATRE I PoUlTl7 MONhT M III r I J-at 75lh Performnnr Juno I", C Week. r-outeilr Mi;lit 3 .IARR KINNEU S TIIIIATRI, lhl op CfoperTlT I lTln, I The Ureal iiaorga Murphy I Mature f Kba3erand I ultlo I. U in. the J lianx To !a J f. o "Jakelyro I llrOernan and Mrlmuald 1 1 ye H 16. it 'a ''ntnt to(.e re Wurphy, lrlda ere Jnnel.ii 3 (TJRANn npFRA mini' I nllshOieri R I ETWW"V.H-1. "-alurdar Mallneeat J 111 PIDIIClj II B 1 UlaataSpeclTuUrine'. UAHMtH. K i KeilWeek- ILTH IVATORI, Be S TONT PAhTIIU'H rilPATIII-. IITII t,T HARRY KERNELL'S BIG SHOW. MATINEM Til ln, AM, MlTl.iV qFRRACKDARIlFN Mb. at iuj.. Tonlihl" i J f-rUJlmeaorNnriu.nly hJt. IionVajiiaolU 1 WKTJt.I,.0i,,n.r'hlr',l" ""'i pr..d ictlim"ol iii!irli?'?ite1,?r,,llM,00''iafcApilYatomcL I Wo laiTfeenibrt betwten II ml w tSfurJay Ehr Zuxt. THE DRIVING CLUB OF NEW'YORK. !l "riAhTWoOH win it. a Omul Tro tin Mealing f lblaeek June IP. J" and -1 ""ug i TnVKHDAY, I:3! I11- I (2 Ida.a b entriei I I FRIDAY 1 27 data. 7 nine, i aiaaai. J JT 5 ,aw A 1 1 17 pa' a entrltii. K i ,SSii ???1.V5. 0ru"idi can be reached by 6th ar i "ctKhoJr-, V'gdl jl (IJ CON.Y IMI.AMI .IOrKi:Yf.VII MBL JISK KBTINO IMlO I VTlfek. TIll'IlbllAV JUNE 10. j?ummrt gcjgoritf. fc' L r "Ntw -work. LONG BEACH HOTEL, LONO IIEACII, I.. I.. WILL OPEN JUNE 25. ONE I.AROR ROOUY COTTAGE, 11,000 FOR SEASON, JUNE TO OCT00ER, WATER AND OAR. POINT LOOKOUT Will, a MII.EH EAHT OF LONO IIEACII, COTTAOEB, (900 FOR SEASON. for roama apply to joiin t. nrviNR, Orand Hotel, Rroadway and Slit at, Or at long Reach Trains dally FISHER'S ISLAND, N. Y., 0ortt8 New I o tid on Conn Tha n and commodl oui tttitner Munnatawkat will connect at New London with .Norwich itembat Hue ami witti train from New ork ItoiUiii attJ New 1 tiiflatid cltlei, the Mansion Home Iimi been newt pnititfij rapereil anil re fur nliiiert anl flttert with tloinhlnf onder eanltary renula tlotii nd will tie open for rrceftfon of limited num ler 1 1 ifuenln whout Juna ri teletihotia In houie con iiectlnv nitli New I c ml on, toutlnt b thing, and UTerj (HiiIltfeNaOorded AilJrfM s JuM.K, loi Mataat., hew London. Conn. "ARGYLE HOTEL, COHAGES, AND CASINO, HAnYLON, JM I., will opia June 23 Appllcatlona for the leaia ot cot tagei or engagement of roomi can ba made to H. MlI.AXn, Murray Hill Hotel. Fartar. Sheepshead Bay,L.B. "Ifowctl VWa." PKIVATi: IKfARIII.VO llOVHF- Thle wu known and .elect family report la open for the nummer and fall Two minutes ride or ten min ute walk in Manhattan or Hrlirhton Reach one hour fiom Nuorklty Accommodatlm only flm claia. 'lerm ICrtiMonmtile, iprclul HkI tu Fami lies nnd Kxcurnlon l'wrtlew Iromu dlatunce. "KETCHABONECK HOUSE, Wesltiampton Centre, Long Island. SITUATION A1ISOI.UTH.Y lll'ALTIIY. UNE SURP AM) r.Tll.1, ATI It IIATHINO AC1ITINU, ROW. 1M1. Il&IIISO, A.MI (,Ollll llltltIM, ItEIKltE.NfEM (1IVEN. FRANK t. IIAY.NOic, Proprietor. SURF HOTEL, FIICI: lSI.AMl I1KICII, 1.. I, 10R Al) ANTAUEBAR A vkaBIIORI'' RPBORTITIR l'SM:il-ASSHi IN AMI UK A It enree malarial hay feiera rlnl a andiatarrh lliiOI) BAILIM1. IIIINO, BIM ANO-iTILNHATEItllATHINO Olien atrength to the dellrale and ii r and lraclty to alL FOR Clll 1.1) HI N IT IS ArAftADISE MANHANSET lloupe and Colt area, Shelter Uland, L. L. N Y The.Nen mV cPUe U o, en dall 2 to 5 V M at 21 rnioti moftre Room 7. where applications for rooma an 1 cottaKen with board at hotel, ur for houvekeeptnic will be received, bend for illustrated pamphlet H. a iliiWKR, Manaier. I PROSPECT HOUSE AND COTTAGES. HAY HIIOIIK. 1. I.. ojipoflto Mre Is and onn hour from the cltr, all mod ern li.prot'nieii!s electric Ilghte and belts in each room oil's iLNb 1U. Sieamboat will leau twice a ilay to Fire Ifland l-or room call or addre-s I FRANKFL, Frotpect Iloute Ra liore U I or larendon Hotel, Vashlnjf ton and Johnum eta. Hrookljn "lCKlJPOU-SHA HOUSE. FAR KOCK.1AVAY, I-. I. Orten.Tunf.o to Oct 1 Direct) on the newbore all modern ImproTement lncludlnir nnltarj plum bin certlff 1 to r lllAe Board of Ileatth hot andoii frtfili and tea nater batho on each floor free to Kuerts. Thirty the nilnutee from Nework rla )4th H and Lone Jsl ind Rallruu I V or circuUrn ad lresa 1. HOCIir, I'roprlrtnr. Fiill KOCIEAWAY, L. I. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. Complete In nil lt ai polntmnta. opr Iun 13 nn dt-r the maiiairemenl or th. well known tatertr, JOflN J ROi.KKS Ul'ark pi ice, .New York. 1EASIDEH0USE7 Rockawaj Reach, opens June '2S. fnropean plan only, T J RKOblNAN, 1'roprUtor. 1IOL.aYWMO hotel," FAIl IEUCCAWAY, L. L. w open for the feaaon all modern Improvements, J. ill.Nfcb formerl) of the IMndior Hotel STETSON'S WATSON HOUSE! n.lIIVI.ON. L. I. A FIRST CLASS IAMILY IIOTI'L On (Treat South Ra). 0 en all thajar Fmhlng rail, lng, nnd ihooilng A. McC SThTsON, TroprUtor ociANniruEroruoGOETiri: Now open for the aeaaon. half mile walk to ocean, finfiit eea beach in the world. Particulars, addreu H. P FALSE. Manager Til lLI.N WdOIl, HAT BIIORI. I I. Fin 'till water bathing cottage with accommoda Hon for two or thn e familiea Terma and clroulara on application Addreas J 11 I'CLLld HS1ITI1POUT HOTEL, PATCIIOill U h I. Season of I. Open from June to October Termi, ilo flJperieek. Mis s .n riMITIIrrop. MShIOV IKIUSF FAR ROCKAWAY L I. In con ni cllon with the Park House and "Hermitage, now open First Liass kitchen, large tilry rooms Rates iuandis CIIARI.FR A SCHILLINQ, Proprietor, MAIUION HOIIHE. lar Rockuway L, 1 Now open i new manai(ement,irBt olasa board, no bar. JJAHK WHITt. a&ihasn7th st, Newport "SUMIVIEIt. HOBSBS." A beantlf ally Illustrated pamphlet of ITS rage, da acrltlnr the Summer retorts on the Una of the Hew York. Ontario and Western Railway, can be had free on application at offices below In New York Kos 1, 47, b", t'-K and 1.K23 Rrorlwa, 737 mh av, 1 17011 bar., '184 Mat Loth at, H4eit liAthat-, and ticket offices at foot of Weil .id it. and Jay sc. In Rrooklj n 4 Court tu.bijorulton it, 215 Atlantloar., 88 and luTRroad way. Hroolhn K. and 2i' Uanhattan ar.. Green point. Coplen mailed on reteljt oft) cents In stamps to J L ANDLRhUK, (.antral Faasanger Agent, lb Ex chaiife place, New ork THOUSAND ISLANDS. Central Park Hotel, 1. O Alexandria Mir. N Y In the midst of the linnet acenerr and brst fiihlnn vraunds In tho t. Lawreino Rlror, .New hotel f haded lawns. Fure water J'erfect seweraga 1 ntlre relief from hay ferer and malaria. Rates $2 tofiday, $lutal7 week hpeclal rates to famHles and parties. E. K HTANtlFNHhKO. Manager, 1,000 ISLAND HOUSE, ALFXANDRIA BAY, h Y. nilUt hT. LAAIIENCE, Opens Juno 21 flne fishing and loallng no mosrinltoe hay rarer, or malaria. rnrroina or descriptive book apply to the manager until June 15. JOSEPH DOltliKY, Hotel Bruuswlck. N I, Sharon Springs, N. Y. Patiuoh iiotki, OrriijpM: 19 Europrnn nirtaiodii of Uulnir sulphur Wulrr. UATIIH, DOI'tllKS, IMIALATIOMs, for UlufBiTHM. (Intrr, CsTAltltll, cml fiKlx Ulskisca Hatha open JunelOth. Pamphlet. Il.t of housra and lirkes, gratis. JOHN II. UAUONCK a SONS. C ATNKILI. m"7'NTAINH, Mortey House 5 mites from Cairo, Y, In moun talna talli riuldress F M H-HUF.TT Proprleior, S7J Pearl at N Y.clty. CAThMIL MOUNTAINS -Mountain Retreat House Isoienfor gue.ta Terms call June HI, fr"tnJto4 P M., u ttiit;7ihst.,N, circulars, address H KLoOM, KUkatom .s X CAThKIIL IIOISTAINH Menwood HoleL-Uoard during May and June reduced price, uomalarU, belt ot table, all kinds amusement circulsr URaUiON, CaUkllL HOTEL CIEAlVIPLAirj, 3 MILES SOUTH OF PLATTMIUHd N Y. riKST SEASON O. I. FIAFV. MANAOBIl OPENS ill.N'E in, IrtDli. lor Ilouns. Plans Terms, and other Information ad dre.s as atoe I.'OIIT LFE PARK HOTEL. A This flue famll) hotel now open nnder nswmanage ment. J legsut viewa and surroundings select latilei trauilent rates IIJW and upward, weekl) rales 7 and u V w ard It HA ARM ami. Prop. "jyilrX YOU HAVE DI.C1DKI) on your summer ar rangemmts send a nolo or call and we will give yoa avert Inlormatliin alio furnish tlrkel. ant arcuresteep If"r."r sieamihlp acLommodaiion ror auy hue. lioo.s of suinuier lours fite THRU, .ui"OM- M,OK HON- UI-OAllWAV COHNI II OT WAHRI'N OFHCFB llJA hEAR UaM H THI.ATHK. CimnrctlcuU IIOKI.ON DIOINi:. DOUWVH POINT, SOUTH hORWAl K. CONN On water front of Long Itlaud Hound lined up for the accoiniooJatlnn or gaesie by the day or lea.on Shore dinner, a si ecUlty Kates on api Ifcatlon City of Albany leaves lirekman si dally a ml p M I ast ii Vf If Rsturning from South Sotwalk 7 A. .'.enrsnr" -"'TWvaWuifli.S:' MOMTOWESB MOUSE; UUAIiroUO CONN,, i,J?JFJa"fSl' ,,"1'4 I" IMI part of Ixint Iilaod il 1 "II I ttmrotr gtwrtfl. ttttSissa..aSsHnii m -t. -,fcw.iiMissis'saaSssaSisSlsSl Ntr York. j GRAND UNION HOTEL, j Saratoga Springs, j UNDER TUB NF.W MANAGEMENT. j j WILL REOPEN l-OsX THE SEASON j j WE1INE8IIAY, JUNE 80, AND REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OCT. L j JUstsrsiasist of room esm ba aiaea stt our New Y'ork offloe, PARK AVENUE HOTEL, I GEORGES. ADAMS. Alsinaisrer. Richfield Springs, OPrERS ATTnArTlOSS U5.0RTA1NARLH PLIR WIIERE THF NEW BATHINO ESTA11L1SIIMFNT IS MOT COMPLETE IN ALL lTrt AITOINTMI.NT1 IT CONTAINS SULPHUR UATII TURKISH AND RLK8IAN BATHS (WITH SULPHUR APOR). A SULPHUR SWIalMIVO HATH, I'ULYbllUATtON ROOM, IN11ALAT10V ROOMS IOR THE TREAT MFNT 0 CATARRH. BRONCHITIS, Ac IIOUCUE ROOMS AND SUN lUTI!. RESTINfl ROOMS, OYM.NASIUMS, AMI OTHER COSAEN IENCES. ALL UNDER THE TFRbOVAL CIIARUK OK DR. C C RAN-OM VWMT el'TI! ST., NEW OKK)l IOR ROOMS AM) OTHLIl INFORMATION APPLY TO Ida ROYAL hElTH, VICTORIA I10TEU hEW YORK, (9 A. M TO I P. I) ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET ON APPLICATION. T. R. PROCTOR, OWNER AND 1 RUp'rIETQR. New ilerne-t. HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES ODsPDHKT. Music baths, and the brat restaurant at Long Branch. LONG BRANCH. UNITED STATES HOTEL Ol'l NS JUNE 21 3 TO WWW It DAY. Reasonable rates to families for the season LAIRD A AN cLEAI. Proprietors. L() MIIAXCAI, IV. J. lAVCH'S HOTEL AND RESTAUItilRTT bOW OPhN IOR THE SEASON A. I A VCII. IToiirletor. ASIIl'ltY PARK, N. q. COJLtlsHBtClAsL HOTEL. Open all the jenr round. Modern ImproTementa. Special ternis to fnmllirs. LIVEIC1 AMI lIOAItDINO HTAIII.F.H. ArcomtuodaUon for urn burses everything ntw, all at lea of carriages for hire at shortest nonce JAMES II. BUM U.N, I'KOP. ASIIEICT I'ABK, N. .1.' WEST EW3 HOTEL MILL OPEN JINK 4. Heventecntli lieaaoii. Vlth all modern In. proreraenlie. lllrectlv on the lleHcli. J. h. niPLEY, l'roprlrtor. ANBVKt I'AKK, N. .1. COLEMAN HOUSE. Directly on the beach. The leading hotel of thn plaoe Will op-n Naturd ij .?iine-H lNtl. rlret ilafit stab n. Kates, dlanTiiiiis. an 1 InformaMon ot VS A All H- It, itanaiuif Cierk, vr J K RALI'U, J'roprktur, Asbury Fark, .N J. AftBl'UT I'AKK. .NOUWOOIHIAI.L. rORNhK i)t FOI Kill At AND MNubLM M., one block from ocean Sanitary api lanci a jerfect, and eyery requisite ror the comfort vf gi crts Mrs M L McCRAY. AsnruYPAitK. New manaeenient one block from beach nelect table, terms moderate. hNUKR ui.OMONS Manager. SCHOOLEY'SlOUNTAIN'SPRINGS.U HEATE-i HOUSE. This beautiful mountain report OTRNB JL'NP. 10 Rate rtducril, fl2 toflO per neek. IMiRrftmn Ac, at Tvenlnt? Tost RuiidlDtf, (JW lurk (roomnN). Pfnd fur Circular J WARItFN fOI.BMAV. brielleTnn UKIELLK, N Jm TwetTe mltea south ot Iong Rrinrh OI'KN SATUR DA June il. li e.und seaon under the sticteM ful management ol Brady A to Hurl" bathing tmper.JT tattle gas eleetrte tails, all clt comfo'iB billiards, toatlng Ac l-or pariMulars cull or ad J rem W. .S. Y TAKlil LL, M Lastiathst, ew York. ItlEilltITT PAltlv IHOTfl:i, 1 -TfOffet eleatlon two hours from hew York feet from railroad ittali hi and LWe mueic, teiiM, drying i oaitng fluMng Ac Terms reasonable JOHN T M4i rmnhlJ lake Denmark, tU Kenvll, N J or U5 Broadway, room Hi) THE INN AT HIGH PtOrNTT?. furulMiel modern com rnleni.es, I, hi ftet eleatl u, highest in ew JersM. inatrntQcent 1 ns.no malurlii no mosqulto health giving air, boat, llrery Ad drefH (or terms UlAti hT. JUUN, Jr. Manager, Tort JerTl..N Y the" onTi-KTrHFivN. Eetentv jards from ocean one Quarter mile from bay. fine rurf bathing and Ashing rennsylanla ftatlrosd station on premtres two hoani from rew York and rtilladelphla, p otal and telegraphic communltallon, terms per week ana upward iend for circular to QKTLbY l.N,Orly. Ocean coonty. .n J A complete directory, brief and HmURIlAN reliable, of deilrabla places for IJOMI H residence along the Krla Railway, N THE aNorthern It R of N J and tho riCTiritKSQUE New York and Oreenwoo.1 Laka EUIE, Railway, within tlTty miles of ework containing illustrate 1 dealgns and ground plans of bouses whtch can be built at from l,'jAi to FhtKj populat'on of each town nuiu ber of schools and churches, methods by which one oan become his own landlord and other valuable in forma tion. Tills book can b obtained at any ticket office of the h Tit Company for cents, or b muling 10 cents In stumi a to general passenger department, .i I CortlandtsU llhode Ialund. CONTINfiaMAL IIOTEE. Narragansett Pier, R. I. M ILL OPEN TUCSIIAY, JULY I. CI. A UK N. HCOPIELD, llansEer, l'rnnasrlvnnlu. Rl nPlf Rivl? -HbHINU IN UBI AWAKE RIVER DLMJn. DAOOi AT Dl.I AWARI'. IIOUT, Larkawasen, Plka county, Penns) It aula, on Erie Rail way 1&0 elegant roonif, suierbly fund. lied, H lu tU wsekly. t-t jer day, culilne unsuri nns.d Haiti houses and InerY. Location lite dnsst In Dela ware t alley Three hours from New York. Sllacelliineoiin, THE HOUSATOMC RAILROAD COMPANY ha issued Its iinniial .timiner excursion b, W entitled iHKK Till: III IlKS llltl. HILLS' enlliible for a drawing n oin tuhlv It Is one of it a most conii lelu Indexes jo the llirkehlre Hills that bus tel been reeiiled lo the lourlsls The cover Is adorne I with a pastoral scene ami wuliln the book Is repine with ett hlngs and l hot'ienfrnvings illustrating tlews of the llousutmlo alley mil the llerkshlre Hills. There is also n series ot mars showing the llousatonlc 8) stein of cnnnapilona with Mag ira Falls the Ureal H.t an 1 thetanndia The tetl la In clear type and treats of the Herkiblra scenery ailYuutage of tbat region i f roiinir) songlil for health as wall n for pleasure and larmnplliil with a Mew to gltothe tourist a sensible and truthrul Idea it the accoiumodaitona and mag nincenci of the Hills and Humes of Herkshlre This bo. k 111 he mailed free to ani oue addia-slng Till'. M.W MOULD ritUIL I IIMI'AM, l.ll Uroid way, Arcade Eiiullable biillllng and 3JI Hrnndnai hiw jork city or A I pintl.N ornernl I aisenger Agent, Housatnnlo Railroad, tirl Igepori i oim Country -annul. ADIROMIACK CAMP Upper Sarnnao Lake -Fish lng shooting and iraini lng for boys tindrr tare of a conn 'lent gentleman Address Outing, lunw ,0 11 AljUIF.T IIOMI mar Ihe bay good table "shiide fruit lunnectiiig rooms Mrs H jl ('l.F.MnNCK lllur Point L I BAlBlTlP HrTl'8F.fcasiort. I I sllualed near i.reat south Hay line lawns pletil) of shiile fresh milk, eggs poullr) and vegetables raised on the ilaie, rh olams, Ac. due surf and still Baler bathing sailing crabbing ever) facility for patting a delightful sum iuer note I Mr bealthfulneesfor chll Ireu, si eclal lenns lor familliafor the ssaaun alao rooms at cottage with meals at hotel. II J. HOULKB, Pro rlelor BAainB HOUSE, flreat Houtb Bay. AinltiTllle. L. I -New proprietor. hotel renoraled throughout! large airy rooumfir rumllle. IVi guests terms reasonable, shade lawn lentila and crmjuit lathing boiling limit lng, gftnniug, one hi ur iruin New ork, L I 1( R MA11I1EU MlltPHY, Proprietor. OOARHI'lis v'AHl prlvuia fauillr neir leach ll and depot lane shady grounds, labia llrtt tlas house newiy decnrateil Mrs V, s I'hAIU'l' boxliJ larRookawai L I CATSKILI. MOUNTAINS -Tlie Woulard llmise la oi en lor boarders prices reannable, situation heallhy canerir delightful apioiutmenla first class AddrsssMrs WliOiiAIUi, Tanucrstlil. Urteneco.N i COI NTRY BOARD and pleaaiit roora at Bruokrldo Cottage references axchansed clirulars Mra, M F KEI.LAM Deposit. N T SUITABLE FOR FAMlLlrH llox.ll Vllla"-Twu mlnniss' ride or ten mlnutei walk lo Manhattan or lirlglnon Uesch one hour from hew tork city Ac rommodallou and table the lest Terms reasonable 61 a lal rates to excursion partiea from a distauoe. Barn for two or three horsea and tarrlagsa Address Box sa. MIIBKPHUIAU HAT. I.. I. WAItTBD-Boarderi nice place In Oatiklll Moon ,".,?.lro Oreene county, N Yi eleTatton 1300 fseti btautUnl scenery sacclal rates for Jnna and Juir, ffxntrKtPtijt. JHSBk PLEASURE MjrtJWmjM GROUNDS BatSHHaBHaBBltSBH A o'lUbtful PVVBQssBa iall ou fast. IH ATeKxaa Bill tAlaV ftolhf btam- 'SB KWV IbV i W I B dw f MvgBTlll AT Magnlflcenl KJf B ft III VJB foliage, rare rairnlnffnl aviary and mammoth aquarium. Urn ulna Ulen tslatil clam bake. Dinners a la carta. Klein Deuischltnd "The dairy." Boating, bath ing, njbjug, bowling and billiards .Mt! TIMR TtRI.E-RTEAMFRS LFAYE 'B Plerl", N. R fom Corllnn.lt Pt. 15 9 13, latoA.M.) 1200 M., 1 30, 2 30, 1 JO and A 15 P M Jewell's Wharf. Broiklvn io 10 in. 11 00 A, M t 12 III. 1 2 43 3.13 I' M tJJBtrert, I-nsl Hlter. II VX 1080, 11 "VI A Ml IJ (A, 3 1 Wi. 4 14. 8,41 P. M BOATS LKAIK U1.LN ISLAM! Hl and 14 A M f or 32J bireetan.llorl,N II 1I"A M. and 12.48 P.M. fir Her 11 only i 3. SO iOU, 6 00, TOO and 8.00 P M. far all landings. 40c. i:xcunsinv tickkts Of. CONEY BSLAND. IlltlnllTON IIEACII, 1VEHT IIHIUIIION IIEACII, Sea Beach Route, Culver Route, Bay Ridge Ferry, rrom Eoot of Whitehall Htreet, Termlnmor ELEVATED 1KIA1IH, BROAIIWAY LINE, IIELT LINK Boats connecting at llai Rllga with trains for Coney Islind via i I 1.1 1 II and si 1 UI'Al II HuLTER leave Whm hnll street 1 ourly from 7HO to II 10 A M.an.1 halt hourly rn.m II 10 A. M to B lo P M. Sundays, n in a. M and hair hourly from m in A II to u 10 r M, Returning, last irainslewe Coney Island at 10 n P M, Iicurslon t.ckete. 4o cents. Manhattan Beach. TItAINS LEAVE FOO r E. n4TH s'r..N. Y. (n jo dallyexcept snnlai) BH 10-i II .0 A M, 12 20(12 M Race Dioa, U I J. nil 1 July 4 tnl) 1 JO (I YJSundaJe and Rice Dae C 1 .1 C nnd Inly onlyl'J .11 tJ Vj Itnco Have, snturilays Snnlajs and July 4 onlj), .It (l(J VI Race Data saturdas Sundais and lui 4 ouly), and half hourly from (.urn to u 40 P If. iliiITRHAi.L, ht, (erintnua or an elevated roads. Hourly from 7 no A. M to nun A M half hourly from lilo P M. to o hip M suudaa hourly front ti iiia M. tntllOP M. Raio Da)S alltratns stop ut P.at.0 Traok to Lxtra boats C I J. c. Race Daya and Eainrda) e 11 ,40 A M 12 in P M UltANll CONCERTS A PTEKNOON AND CVEMMl CELEIIIIATEII S1IO II EOT. JIAND. ANII MAGNIFICENT FIREVTORKH TtfcsDlY. TIILRSUAl.aill SATLIUKY HFNINOS Fron steamboat "company; ONLY DIRECT ROLTE TO THE IRON PIERS AT min island. HtPtimerH leave tn-dny rrom Y'cat COd t N. K., bmirlv Irntn O A. M. ttntll O P. 51., nnd IMer Inrul No. 1. N. It. (Ilitttery Place IS tat Ion, ElvTatetl ICoailo). half nn botir Intrr. Ilnutn leave Coney Inlnntt hourly Trom I0i40 A. YI. until 7:10 1 M. Fare lo nnn ImIiiimI nnd relnrn, AO cents, Excursion tl kvts sold at nil down track stntlon Fie rate 1 Roads wnh free transfer between South herry and llntter) place for d and Jd av, i ass en iters. NEW YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA, Tlin IRON bll'lMUOAT I OMPAM S STEAMER CEPHEUS Will aeeoinpiny tho athta from start to finish. Itout r.l Ulld NI., N. It., nt lOilfi A. ill. Leaves I I'lri (liri;.No l,N.K.,iit lOiloA.M. TICKCr, ONE UOLLAII. BOWERY BAY BEACH The most beautiful and p puUr Fntnll lire f rt only tw, my mintitet fall frt m NevYnrk accetwible by elegjmt attain I o its I rim J ast with ut at 10 and IJ A M nn 1 i 4 ti and r M Also from Harlem Hrldtro lauth it. and Jd a in and 1- M. j, j u and 7 1' M OlreiUi to ilraul l'ter llower Ray Reaclu Fareli cent" children half i rin aim b horse rallro .d from Fait tVJd and S4th st fer rlea. It It. tare 0 cents 11le&Fp1nt7 From hast luth st, by elegant steamboats an 1 7 A M tuuu lluiirls till m P M sti oping at ilrand Pier Bower) llii) Ileach b 1" and U M and 4, K and P i Iril a rure, lo cents, children half price Bab) carri'igi-s free. SOLTII IIEAIII IIAI1.V EXCURSION. Sir. Thou, A. Morctin, .r. Flln llnnrnx, ICroonie .1., IX ICtri. IV lOfli t, m I hrla KM.-, AM 1 l i p M toplier t N. ICIvrr, 1 IS P M 1 10 'OAM 1 isi P M, Brllgo Hock, llrookl)n I 'i IS P M, s si P M lOut) A M imi P M Dey Street In 4', A. M, 1 Bl P M 1 IS 1 ID. S 43 P II FAKE 1.1 rPNTH FVtII BAY, YA( I1T I ACL N 1 1 c on Iwih lor atari and fin ish a fine view lsh bo hal at sonth Reach QTTniTfBT.A sii:i ial ExfrRsioNs. OnunUUa le.taiiist jilst lerrj ojsam. rz-T .TrtlTVT. i hauliers si. station ti ,m A M pnip iiiy Jerseytit). B4oa m A.KIL K IT. N,wal II OAM ,fi;'rJ Ruthirford ,10-ooa M. $NVNBAY, Passaic 10OOA.M 1 Alfli Palerson ...IllJOAM. B. 11 Hi The most popular da) excursion U 9 W I out of New Vork ROCKAWAYEACH. FIrjIIINM HFASO.N, TOR ROCKAWAY PARK AND W1Y STATIONS rJ T AND ROCKA1YA1 111 ATM 11 A 1 I.MAY tralna lenv" Long Island city IS iik II In A. M i In, .1 m 4 4 S 4 7 in P M Sunda)S 7 10, 0 lu It) Jil, II SUA M HIS. 2 1, J I 4H5 II l 7HW H 10 P M. STARINSCITY I111BR AND HAIlllOIl TRANSPOR TATION to otllce. Hers I" It.foot of Lorllandtst Season tPxcnrslon Deiortmcntl season IHtst I Bonks now open I lrt Pally Olo.S Sunda), In to J. .New (leaiure grounds and grotes Deilgnittii summer da s outing Com tnodious ftleamirs and barges FORT LEE I'AKK IIAILYTIMETARLE Steamers leave anal at., Iiindln at 2Jd at N' It., 10 A li i aud 7 is I M It. turning from Fort lee 7 tl and II uiA. M II'. and P M I leasaut lal le) lirovo in let, I si KltllrCK. 1JH -prlngsu CHOLERA OR HSIII.NI, BANKB DAILY Double hulled Iron steamer ANilLi It with new boilers and all safs Improvements leaves 21st st, h. R. 7 i, leekmantL I LU I ler u. N It, B 1 A M fresh ball. I. lienls. "So ladles. UK. AL KJSTPR. r.IKIII.NI) 1IANKH dally ACCOMACK Fast Hilt it," II 4S (d SI, 7, H rank. Ill SL 7 til Pier S. h It. 7 so, i lie block at 'Me Stalen Island ferr. lari' 7'e ultli tult chickiclulA oforf.i ladh s, LOOPFR I.IISIIINn HANKS -Daily SCIII'l I FR, last Jldsl" I' 7 I leek sip 7 4 J, Franklin 1". 7 .cent, with lull thick ladles, fsj cents, il.hllig larkle refresh mint. 111 I.HL Captain. J.iSIIIN(i-(ho!era Bunks -Sea bass caught off PI berth, banks etery trip J 3. 4 S jound bass, biisketa full and airings Mednesday, ateainer ANi.LKIt. AI. UlSTl K. RIPFATH) MITII FLMNd tOLORH.-Trademark", I sllfng oil I- Iberuli j assenvers on steamer At Cu MACK caught lledne-da) basketfula of humpbacked ealiass, COOPER. SCHUYIIR. Patrons ar mfirined that pisiengers eslerda) ratight all Hie large ara ba.s the) wanted IlhElIb WFAKHHIINOWBlTINIlutliinorda s I M. FITal.RALD. SInotntrtioii. STAMIVIERIIMG perfectly cured in tur s.houl, no charge lu adranesi irobiet-tus, over 17ii cure 1 E.1.CK s.17 Bedford ay, Brooklyn, N Y. n It. Ml I Tuition: prlinte Isnons, clr SS AVfmIJ Hilars mallril IIFNIll I 1 1. ill -O.s ml) inuiiiifacturrr or lbs talent silver Hell Banjo 1 '"li Kroadtta) IstublUhrd l-S7 H A.N .10 Mini,, AND DINCI Jig an I cl g dau7lng might itri ulars nulled I J Hut, an .oh llowery, BANJO ill niiiii TI I I', maker Teacher dar errn lug st D cururr Houston st 1 adles Uughu IJPNMMJTON (N J (SHMINAHYANH LAMPS' COL. LEtlE ul.t car, "Hers rare educational lacllltles, terms moderate, high tnd healthful, steam beating, gas. Ilreeicaiss easy of access. 1IIUS HA.NLU.N DD, Presldsnt for Jl yeara SHIMMINtf taught rrltaiely and qutckl) at Bath llcacb U I Addre.a CHAMPION HMIMMKR. bo 163, Sun office SWIMMINO taught am wtere to suit pupil a own con venience Address I'R.H ISl-Olt bo 147 suui.nice SCHOOL OK ACTINd nteli all sniniiirr puhllo ap peannre Rl SSI LL rilllui KMOItTON, Director, knl kerbickiri ouservatnr) 44 11 ett 14th su NTENOOICAIMIY and tl pewrlllng -Skill la's months aisiimwa) tl vrritlii lessons II weekly, rpilREE LP-HONS on the banjo ror II 1 Mra II MOItllli Ulisckersl, first flat. gnojtument. MABBIE AMI UHANITK W ORKS -Monuments, onyx top. ledestals Ac A ItLABRR JJvle.'tl JttH'.TIIifl ul.dnt slsiaiedslallon cSFtorHflf. CAONBYB BTORAOE TVARfcllOUbE. SOS Yf 14th st (established Irfri Boilog, forwarding moTlng si perlsaca 1 msu, axcsedlngly csrsf ul rooms a 1 tLsvAxdt tfufcl UM ttlllUl Mil (Ma l.TWvs GOING! GOING!! GONE!!! It looks aa ttiongh there might be no limit to tha DEMAND, but we w ant to ray frankly lo all who expect to get one of our BUPERB RE1EN DOLLAR 61' ITU, WORTH FOURTEEN DOLLARS, that the SLPPLY la limited and probably with tho close of thla week Y7E SMALL NOT HUE ONE OF THESE ELl.aA.NT SI ITs LEIT Our oldest clcrka ar pnzrled to know what Is Till! PKt 1IL1AH POINT OF rXOPLLKVCB which hat oocasloned THE UNUSUAL IllHU lor these now celel rated low priced suits. Boina think It Is the lAQlMTI'IA BtAlTIIUL PATTERNS which at Iraot customers; others the STILE AND HM8II ot the garments. Allot these are falrlT good reasons for THE SURPIHSINtlLY RAPID SALE OF OIRPOS1 Til ELY IRRLFROACHAIILB KhVENI BR1ENM BhYRNIII DOLLAR! DOLLARII DOI LARIII SU113I SUITS! I SU1TSIII BoLaftsr all It Is the I'.NPRRCEDENTEDLY LOW PRICE AND THE 8TERLINO Ml R1T of these SE1 EN DOLLAR HU1TH 110RTII FOURTEEN DOLLARS, which is THE SFCRET OF THIS MOST REMARKABLE BALE In ibisconnectlm II la appropriate to mention that there It at rasent a great demand for ALL WOOL INDIOO-DiEHLUE I LA.N.NI L BL1T.S. lie have them at TEN DOI LARS' This la exactly ONE THIRD LI N-, THAN THE REdl'LAE PI11C1- Remember these HONDHIIUL BARGAINS aro GOl.NO, and yon hal herjjfjieouie lu TO-DAY before lliiy are GU.NEI 000 AND SUB BKOAUWAT, COR. 11ALK1 II sT ALL III.VE HIONB. OrEN SATURDAY 11FM.NO UNTIL il O'OLOUK. 3S3 BROADWAY. 1J3 FULTON bT SKELETON GOATS MO VESTS. Summer Comfort Wear. 1,000 ALL-M OOL CAWSIMERFH, TRI. COTH, REST DUALITY MOHAIRS. BALANCE OF OUR PURE SILK, ANII fiOOSUITN OF CUIUS ANII ENDS, WERE 1VORI II SO OO TO 81II.OO A SUIT (COAT ANII VEST), NOW AT $3.95 Goat and Vest. B.OOO FLANNEL OFFICE COATS OOc. l.OOO MOHAIR AM) ALPACA OOc. ANII 81.SO FINE ALL. WOOL OFFICE ANII HOUSE tOAIS 1.05 EN '.LIS II STRIPED HOUSE COATS. ALL WOOL COS AT IIOTI1 STOKES. 123 Fulton at., f B"w""J,;m",,!i a Ha 383 Broadway, j wii.rEKsT. KENNEDY, CO rOUUal.N'DT HT. (UP HTAIslS). fflfll STIMt II TS Ts A Wi, lPn hP,', r Ofic 1) tgpJ.LJilJPl.UO TO DIltrCT KIHMI MAK) IE '1 WEAUKU, K1VI.NO UKTAIt I'ttori fH. XTF.W 10BK STATKCANAl.s-.Noticeto contraetorT 11 Pursuant t ttmtitrr MsH ot the Lavs ot Ihki. sealed proposaU witl be rocel.rj In iti ur nriniendent it 1 ublic orK, at l.ltutt t,e in Ailmn until lut-sluy, .July m. mi, at 1. o clock noun or that duj lor the to! lowing pities of wurk tl e work win be bid for mid let separately, and eery proiObM (or caoIi piece of work hereinafter desiitntted uius. be acioiiipanie 1 b dralta uo itome ifood batiklux iiiiututiun t tiie lityor New ork or All any lKSued b nation il or Mil banks In pi oi endit within tho Mate p.yablo at sljiht to the Mi, crimen lent oi Public ork 1t the amounts r.x pressed I elow as require 1 to be deposited with bids for the work prrpotea fr The follow jti(t are theentl mated iuaiitlt.es for leniithenluif the locks numttreI 4". -il 42 4J and 4u hn i anal bailing mil drum in if 1 -HJ-icuhlo jardti excatailou of eanlL iu, liou cubic yard eAiataiiou of rock, I.UJo ruidujaninexca vation of lock ma-onrv n.f'cuhlnyardsen.baiikimut, aiJucubio yards lining lai cubic yards u ldliu., oi aublo yards slope Hull, lr.culuc )ardsltaj Mono nillnaf, i 17 ciblc yards vertical wail lu ce luent, lucludluK lopliif int cuhlc )ard .or IKal wall laid dr iULludliiK coLlng. o,Oii cubic yards masonry In lock walls, inilndlug coping, 1 r cubic jantit tomretu maionrj hl.onuieetlt M. white o.k tunbt-r aud piatik. 01hjcj fret II Jl while pine timbrr aul plauk, -Hilmj feet It W. hemlock timber an 1 plink, -J. i feet 11 M white oak tliuir and plank in ate aud sills, 7nu lineal leet tender pica deltered J 41 lineal leet fender plies driven JMoo lineal feet bearm( piles dellerel llneai feet bearing pllen drirn .iv lineal feet aoubbtute posts set. j7 ttmj uunls wrought trou 2, aii pounds taut iron 14 ti u j ouuds spikes and nai s, M 0 poun is lead ce ment, f sulphur and sand remeut, painting pairs luck gite and ralilnif 4 ouipsita Tal,es ana (U tures, ti kerossne Mlreei lainttH in place. t Uneal fett gis-plperatUi lncludm la. otketM Ac Deduot ma lerials urmsiiel by Hiati-Old lo k stone. l, ui'M ll'Vcubie yard vertluat wail sione at $i.7j lJuutifeet 11 21 hMiilLH k timber at if IX 'J old brldtrt abutment stone, I.1H1 .bicubic )arda lot k ia ntoiie (dre-soJ) at&tti'Mj, &sVi cubh ards lock hacking rtone at io tV'cubtc yards bri lire nrnai nry stone (dreM-ediat $.U), o cublo yards slope wall sioua at(I UJ 0 lineal feet bearing piles dell vert I tents er foot ins to towing are ti e eMimaien quauiuies rorienuth eulurf locks uuiutered and 1., (inwi go Canal i ball In h a lid drttinius" 7,' cutlo jardnall excaTiilluu ex cept lock masi nry and rotk Ut) cubic arils axcava tl n ot rook tttiu oubio yards excavation of look ma Minry, o,mi cuhlo ysr is embank ment, l.uocublajards limn .UN)culli yardnpudd Intf 1 cubic jards slot e w ill and pavement 4"! cubic surds vertical wall In cement i.'xilli arl .ertlcil wall latu dry. si cut tr yards iuaoiiry in lock walls cubic yards con Crete uiuonrj i ujJ feet It Jl white oak timber, Ac 11 M feet II M white loe timber, Ao 114 out) fret li M hemlock tliuhir, Av 12,2' feet, h, M white oak lu KateH and sills I JU lineal feat snubbiug posts set. Minis m rouglit Iron, ji-i oundncast Iron. 4 .i-iOpeiinlK spUesan I nails i,tni punls ka 1 2 sulphur ati'iitiihd cement J painting Hcomnoslte alves andnxturea i kenmene latni s in place, 4 ream, ltu ami replacing nates Uedint materials furnlsliud by State 1 v cubic yards or face stone at r,o cubic ants b ickinir at I- 'u 7 mole yards vertical wall stout at 91 7 S 7" cubic ards slope wall clone at $1 .'5, 2MJ pounds cast lr)ii at I er pound The foltowiiu are tlie estliaated Quantities for ra bulldlnicaiorliou of lock Nn 1 HiackUnerian.il t tailing and drmuing too cubic yardri all excaa(lon excel t lock masourv ho cubic ards excaatlun of lovk manotiri 2 onilo yards embankment, ii(iiiic ards llntnir, 4'i cubic tards puddling t-rublctirls new copnu Sicubu aris ina..nr tnlotk walls lit cublojardstoncreto niasuiirj, 7tleet 11 M. white oak muter. Ac fa t H M white pine timber Ao luoffetli M !im!o ktlmbr Ac tultneal feei snuh Mnu tostsnet "i i unds wroiurut Iron. "Opoundsrast Iron impounds fplkes anl nails, 1 sulphur an I sand cement, i remoltir snd rtnlaclng gates Peductma terlal f urnishe 1 by Mate I. i cublo j ards of fact stone at $Mii sft'aullc nnls backing at fiW ror placluir Hiachlnrrv Inlorks os H 41, A2 and 43 Frin (anal i machine in place lor a .rm irht iron bridge st first bridge eat of Irck Ju 42 lriettal 1 wrought iton superstructure com plett liifludli'gtlmt er wi rk Ar In pi ice llivltaia inaa.an.lrtPttlloni forma of contract to tic-" ti e li r with regulations snd oonlltmi a gi.rn In- the letlint ot auth d-ulra r an I all other mcfi4ry pipers willi which Ihe n ponrswlll bere'iulred tn. mri p wl!lhrT y f-r Axiii.n..iou for r days prior to the date of letiinrf at Ihe nilu e of the mii erliiiendeul of 1 ul'Ui orKs In Alban) an 1 at thn oMIra of the HUM'-u 2-ngUierr Jitbuacuw A i t rtiioa)s must be addreired lo the Snperliiteii lent t rublie VTrks and must 1 e m dursed Iroposal fur rul lie Murk.' and tha piece of v, urk prnpi for must be designated Tha right Is re served lo reject any or all bids. The amount of dept sit require 1 with bid for each lock on the lirl anlii' wko raualu Is Si,fl(J the amount of labor bond re quired fur eaoh look above meiitiuned on execution of contract I V1jo, the amount of b i.J fur faithful per foriiiaiioe of contraU on execution of o'nitrsct Is l mi, thi amount of deposit required wiih bl 1 JorlokNn 1 I lack l.her i aiial,ii (si- thcaiiM u t of labor bond ron'ilred on eierutl m i f c nlrs i is t (mkv tie hi o in of bun I loi lailhlul tierfo'iiinm of rontrtiiefcsi n irn of contrail Is in Hit an ouut of I l rerpii ed w till bid for pi icing n ai hiiier Hi locks No. 4 1 4J and 4i Ids I anal Is fcvsi The aiuituu! of labirbond required for placing mjohli.ry In above l-if ss l l mi ihe amount of bond for lalth ful perforiiiauie of contract on execution of oonlrait for placing machinery In abovs locks Is SI it. Hie amount of deor.li required with hid for 1 rids is Slu, the amount of labor bnud required on execution of o. n tract Is ft imi me amount f bon 1 for falthlul tier forniauce of contrat t on axecutluii of contract il (Ml All of ibeaba.a work must be completed on or before ai rli J i-'i niWAirn iiansas hupe-intendsnt of I ubllo Works ALHAM I'tne l, 1 V fjur. 1?VK BUOt'I.DER CATE8 and ssalikU farmentii louimsr prices u o, BiuxtNs rwnix, u trwi tn it On- Mif m. IN OUR BAIIMN DEFT. Your own choice of 25,000 Even's elegant "Taiior-SViade" Suits, actually worth $25 and $30, FOR THIS DAY OULY, TEN JOLLARS. Q h TENJOUARS. Among these suits are the celebrated 1 Blarney Tweeds, Bannockburns, Cheviots, I French and EngHsh Worsteds, Harris Cas- I simeres, &c. They includethe finest produc- J tion of all foreign manufactures, and are made equal to the best custom work. I1AE II.VI.L AMI RAT UIV1.V AWAY WITH EVERY HOI'S HUIT. Boys' Elegant Suits, for this $f 8516 day only, ut9p IIE1IUI i:il I'ltOll VI. BO. OPEN LVERV EVENIMJ X'X'lll, II I.Ol It AND SATIR1IVY EVENINO 1. III. 1 O'tl.tll 1C. j T, Hi lU IIJ II II m If II i a l THE EBADirffG A7SZRZCA2H' COTI3XS3S, 627 and 629 BROADWAY, NEAR BLEEGKEfl ST. IMMENSE CROWDS throng the corner of llowery mil Helr ftroet trjing to enter tho lartie tor of Hie 1 mi Ion i .r,oj 1 mih ntr t ompuit Tin- 1 1 1 re nb o Iiuiim ire Umi j a clearing out sa e or their Hue i rhig ai I iinin it clothiiik' hats an l fi rmsiiitig k oK Tie to 1-nro nil ni'w. male forthi ea-u of the hi imiirtnl ml Aiticricnn nu t rul and are as tool .19 m 1 il a sold ill N.work llti I I Is l.te in rr k It 11 hand than the) aut to cirii-n u i tint 11 rr i 11 lor tin (.rent sacr flee lh tur.iln- orten 1 an' netoundinif ltor- III t I latit e Hi r il I ot Plairrl "-ultf. 4 to M e.i a tin re uliroiii Hi ys' Long i'mt Milts, wirth t i M-in-iiue sl ring stns 111 u ks jimi rri'k 1111 cot 1 irt 1 (orkscrewn feri.e' lumi ti f, Mil ilwoi u-s mrr over Hiisiylts ruliK t 1 fromSi: mil h n Hi uitr emu lti 1 nrsi spring Miita ni I (Ucrioas for M 1 Inn Mnikma -triw II lit 11 wrMi fci link Hir Ilt-, Intent htnj fs an 1 ni-ltn h 11 a ir l r 1 J I-ii e 1 iikliih liiiitii 1 1 rw II iHiit 7 r reju lar 1 rice l Miiuin-r t nat r'K w tn i n Ulack Alpaca t oits. t n Meti -ht- in j 1'rtwirs. laic, worth c. Norm it shir m I Mr wer tic w irih 7 c I re n h II lorlgk in lit s ml PrawT" 4 c 1 colors worth f I Teuni" ml 'lutnus irt In largest -t ck in Hie tit. lam unj Hi ortli Bilk trljeji He ml 1 nil er f r M A I '-ilk Out Itnr shirts J reg lar pi si I'otuee sikVik audio r in llnnd Neiku s I'm tr'h n, "lk I in bretlns nithUrllng Ml tr It mi ll t 1 t won i Silk ei d MitpftnltrH c. regul ir rice 1 thin but tlie veiy bi st feoodn 111 the world at lo-s thai. j c on the dollar LONDON LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, I Noi fOniil kh H iwerj, corner Henter st, M' re open tillt'O clOLk I' M ZZZ SUihcate ATI r. ruiN inc. okti.Mii.i: hss deotrd M times for in my etrn to tie exclusive ktu l an 1 tuatineiit of iliti itr-en ut nun fr rti)M(eer cau-vearibtng HI uiillan l .MN iiti,n'e r d s; If pun In b' n s f-ore it ro it 1 11 1 iim u ti I Ion hen nut eiup tions 1 u Ihe ikin ukors ininlui u 1 lluik 1 kIDM mil UlNAItWuiii 1 t irnl.tti.'i nc lid lng lmiutiiniatlou tr iiifiit m mail n t r n it lu 1 Icctious dischiirgi s g let. Mriclurt tunl kuilrtd nlTec tions OKi.A.Mt 1UAI..M ii'rv ti '"bi it Imruiral nutnur) mentAl auIuty, nbfeuce ot il no rr lo t vi 1 1 ity luelaiii ti l inwi unt w Mtn i- i ik biiLi an 1 other ditcasi t re-ull 1 u 'r incxi 1 1- I creti m, or overwork r ut r o I. mi di v tho uuli I ly and 1 eriiMn nnj ore 1 All iltikinik ilr ulc il s enses ticctnfully tre it 1 loiu an en imi t r 1 tl al eriein oiiatm s the Jim tor t a 1 y tb" I r cr treatment a n without us !e ex (rmniiU tlnn saving thepitieut much time aul t-iMiiiu "iiileiera, therefote, siioul 1 not lifnitale tr 1 011 tilt lr IM'I 1 who uses in hi treatment t-cctiitilM n-int lien on y and is fu ly atroat of tho 1110 t advanci I ici iitniu pro.resr.or tho resent d i lha 1'octnr Miti if con stilted tree or clnrge 1 ernona ly i r by Ulttt I 111 nu who I lace t ieineive" 111 der 1" c ire arc (hug 1 moilerili fee so that his ruue of irratiiicut is will in the reach of all orriti: OVKK TKN IKVIl ut 171 S est lit!, ft, betwesn t th and 7tli a vs. Hours, U to n hiiudajti t to 1, AMLIT,-7r -HTII 1 .1 I ait r-th a Tieir ll av station chlctit ret abH pecla lt in New nrk ctt both sees. btii'i 1, nkiti. aul utrious diseases H ne glerte I or improperly ifuta 1, us the oiten rt re li IiMklii rrui lions abHCt-sfrt, dtr-rhargs rum tng nn a scrotnla catarrh, sort mouth on 1 throat rheu all 11 stricltins, gleet s.allliik urluc Irrltatlonx hi id ler. Mine, heart, lung 1 sumption Ihe ucrt u tern has a dlrert luiltience over b dy tn.n 1 mini ge. It Is often weaken.. t by ecentff in youth it l iutl'll ag .outig meti commit itheaurs or weikcti their (.onstlttiti'iis re 1 1 about onn greJit 01ft rifa In inedlcfm sure cur for tleir ui ni.e tuythiii and got no relief, nnd line tines out of (tn rilnih ir f'h ysl hen Avi i 1 iiuackn an 1 tin Inal cotiiiiiule- (licy all. Mv treatment oui urn known ihat cu es t lng weakness from errors of jouth nervousdrliiltiv (arrowing dnauin. lost vita It) Imtoti nee 1 hmioKt, varicocele hydrocele, or. I iti hliineM' f r 1111 ling tin ne lliiieins to m irrtige imperfect dLTeiopiuent Ac Thene difeato imi'i betrttedl tinexiiert each cane setaratd) 1 hae t)ertlMiu known to mWii e me lie it. mirgtcai eli c'rl al, 1 ml a thorough know Jge by long Stf 1 it practice III ible mo I kiMraiitee quUki-st lennauuit reioier Mny roint tu nn- mr an honest, r UablH Gianni Jilloti of iheir cnr nu 1 n miieri r troatment alter atl 1 thers fail 1 ui rt ct argi s for incdlcli ei iiisi hnrgisiioiit e 1 iiuiiie ii iun Uruo or call adiliefree sti) tln-tatte. I'tmi AI 1 L( TIM) -Ilk i.UM tl 0 .ei!i!in for nil ill--eanes of men w haietrr tl t iuo rcifiu iro I IH t pt iton core thru il 1 mou ti thl ruj 1 1 v lilotchts and colore I spots painful willing hlpM and HImOIiI It di-'ritties irritali' 11 s-c ailing unijiuii tion. fre ji.entde-oie to uiln itc dsthite urirs tti ttous dlM It irgrs gleet t-trl 1 1 r r ikt isi I -IH J1II.IT. errors 1. 1 w ith bil ilrLiun- t i t from exiesses InUU rcthn 01 oiervuik hi v i complaint recent or 1 d either negtid r ig I ern 1 iireltinl) tnaiod eirwtere tr 'in a oiu 1 Urge eperjince in ihl dire tlo 1 sin ul n to ri an 1 peiiuitiei lly lira the nni'i auvi'ii h 1 r ibargex inuderaie aiire ree p vulo oI'Iia I. la t I7ih st near -llh ai hm.aiMou A 11 brCill-T AM) VIM ATI .M'.-i s if m ti ured 111 a few daa ti a 1 e in 1 ftrcauti ho charge unless tort d Aim -ore Ir at m pimples uI'TH ilieisol Imeit, g-t -IT' urr 11 1 Itoisonliig skin disc ic k liMRiiMuddei nl J ih nil crruis. i.eivoi s debilit) -iit 1 an ba 1 dreatiiH, lowness or Irll. weaklifSA 01 l 1 aid mini ut vltor and manhood rfnlore I v Per 1 o 1 gt-r nr u certain I guarantee a ph k mil re le ir m mini prartict inak- 1 er l 1 tuifiieur sur fe irslrum bud aivi e slinul I c 1 nn 'i0.1 .l hirl.ieuied 10 to the n ui lain le'l lAlMU kledicaUuslltiiie 14 I 4t 1 11 s 1 ear 1 it ArTFKAII OTII1 Its I AH o, -u tj H HiHi Mi n, in Wtht gtti at. New rk .i'ii spiiutfir cliseis a i f men 11 l i"imi 1 e in if-ai etiarges gieet strn tur" turn i nlnu lt ig.r atlne blad lei and ekn litat- Mini e mid si 11 mill no lateut rem! h r i ti r 1 mih nethoN I'tiigerous aul lojjgsiai Hug i-t inltil recent raes 4 tu lintayr. nr bun las till I A A. -Mi-. IfiinU. rut CMimilied court ImiiaiU on lln l d sc ii s elei irn nv given when len inn t( t 1 v HliulgA M IlICOIlMil N 411 IK I.. P4 IlTlligiloii ft iieirHlll tulU M A Vrn Knl HI 1 1 M-in nl tr e I mfdA-ifi ;.-M lal r-I eiurr n I r 1 unfit men uuie l board con ll'iue t t iliatfln 1 n ihfau sadoj tttl 4. I a. 1 -t ts A MH" l(F IT I" l( I in 1 1 lie I tftv anl d rmg rot tn 1 ent in I er 1 iiiv li o se for 91 cunhdetitlai medical treatment Jnf mis adopted U7 Kaslalsi st A i:il I A I.N f I ICI! It hea he lls or (hesklu tlipst hent i-tou cli Inc kidney nudb'al der liri'UghtonsliMUTatmgSir 11 W t-n lib ,t A-MltN Klt(II 11 Iwife tJ-e adiis to I n ltd an 1 con tin me 11 in i tits a) prd n.MiUtnv 4 s Dlt( M'Alt j 4 ttM 1 MaJi I W -tali s 1 a t 1 ul irn I' r on d. r 11 ul) ,tt, i f ,f a rimti r it I i turn -urn and -Ul ni, 1 OiU)n relief ir c ituilariuiii send sti inn Tur fouk ll ur- I- "tsi Ut DR MAW M-It h Hr-i nili st -.iidii lendirigsie Ul 1st quickest r tre or no chuigi atiei .til nih 4 fail newfkt rcraedie ineillcine $1 alvitefree Piu'i. JOBT tl(jiil HI Tl Ii-Iniivoratiiigpii- ,cr Jo 4for.i Hit HltOWN V liVjWh l!" ton Man li mall ecuri from otservatlon. I Hn. MtdMUFIiO .xierleiitsedmllwlfe boar Is and l'l nurs' ladies before and d irltig .oiillntuivt t Jl Infant-, ad ipted 1 ast H.d st 1 llf Si 11 or!)l I ex enei red midwife 1 nanls it I alls tu t r v a ut. in. c i fine iki t 111 1 Ujw pt 1 1) l 1-1 tlitl MKd KOSht.lt expert mllwifery andle'nale com plaints nears txperttuce boards ladlei during conOnement 341 JatMihit nYKARS'praotlca-Pr BROroilTON euras general MVfdsbllity weakness dlseaieiof the skin chrst, hssrt, 3.Biacb, liTir. aiduus, naa buadtr. w vrtit iiu t I -msmmw-u-mmmummhmamm--sa ?sr3S9ifi:8 f. W. L- DOOGPa-AS 1 S3 SHOEii'oiil'J'i'ks Ami Ollirr Actvci tlmetl lttlitr Are i tlin Kent In ihr nrlU. fi hi no ge'itiine unless n ime an 1 prx c nr stimped on U I tftlnin soil) lMlWHIItl If your ilc iler will J not suppl ou feud ptnl Itr itnirunioiis how to ffl bi v lirett In 111 iitciuri wltliuiii Mra 1 burg If U. I.. IiOl 4.1. liKMkhin, M.n.. I1 M.W 11KK I l -1 t tint 7 I fg l iisJO J lut ni -4- t ii. 1 ng- I ,1-1 1 4ti4 ac ,wi Vi7 '74. 7 J K-M, I 1 im I T., 1 imi jiAil ,l.MI,llJrte a. 7 77 fill oe 4tlt fi7M Hi pth uve l Aw A 5 H7 I Ae U n 1 J. 4 nreenwich ut sj and (rJ llowery: 1 iu asinu ft 4 .H In idw 'Ji Whin lull st n 1 (Irani st 1 ll(nu:il st .11 ft -'uIihI, 1 1 T 1 Hh ai I ultoii si 7u HHh live at Ave O, Jl ew ham) ers st I JtlaiuihM.N ui aii, I rm, 120 1 ii'i Kroalwar. I I f H t Vvrtlo ao 47 1- 1 fulti 11 si gll laaii I t 197 I HalltiFli ir 1 nltii 1 iltft u.M iihno listoiirl t st ti 1. ran I ft u tJrand t-t Jl It I 1 IT. .tti 1 11 4i,and H jew irk ave 443 I Coiuinuuii iv ivo 477uroest 70 h ontromer) st 1 PI FiX FaR rf vf I iSi 04 MM t AT BAROAOMS I FOJt CASH flit (IN INHTtl.MItMN, H lOO new "W aleri" 111 rr t p n in latr. anl 1. fancj capes 1'ritei WJT. i -IV) ,i d 01 pay II meiiis when desire t oi onlv i 0r 11101 tti It The new m t uin It ure me ie. I ncd 1 nnd moot durnli o 1 tanos 11 11 tea n w irrniu'd 7 sU irs to Knu ttitire naiirf 11 1 11 A I t. 1 1 so. on 1 h md 1 union in j erln t m i r in-in IitMnS J.0 on pa men' uf oni f,"i jm n 1 a n 0 stool an 1 1 icrfcmii with ta h 11 nil hugt fir ilivr within i ins f Niw k I ei 1 all, or tend for catai gue w 11 relu el ui e in ier s. Horace Waters Co., 14 J'IF'III AV 1111! 1HIII KT. How Lost! How Regained! I of I life a wtm KHOWTHYSELF..aP I r?-ciij ocuiwcii oji" isxvya i A r-cletllil-nnil itandanl 1'opularMrdical Treatise on I I ilie hrr irsof Youth, l'rtiiirttiiruliillin',Krroiia j u'i 1 I li.lr;il Ilrliillty, Inipurilliauf tl i lllood, I Ki'siliini;trum Kolly, Vlci-, U'liorancr, xri.siaor g 0crtatullon, Km rvutlnir uwl uiiIIUIiik lliu n Ilia j XorM'oik, lliislncss.llin Marrli il or f-oi lal Kihtimi. .Told unaKllftil jir temkra russeea tlita irnat work ItronliiliisRiiliiaiies, rnj alhro III iiitlful tilinllnir, ainlmsaiil, full rill. 1'rlrp, only 1.'U by tiuil, jio.i juLfri, iciictiilcil In 1 lain wrapper, lllua. trjlhc rriscitus Frno, if ion npiily luw. Tin dlatiiiKiilalipil niitlior, Win II I'lirkir M D ra. rrhril tin. COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL from tho Notion. il Metlloal Association. Tor tho PRIZE EHP.AY on NERVOUS nnrl PUY8ICALDEBILITY. Hr Tarkei amlarorpsi I of Assistant I'liiakluns ruaj In nuisiiliul, rcnll. I dtnllally, liy null r in pi is n, ai l)u cilicv ar I THE .I'llSOliV JUl IlICVI. IVS1ITUTB, I No. 4 Itiilllmli Mlt(istin, ?liisa., tuiThomca J. onltra i 1' U or letlcni fur tulrkc atoukl bo i xliricltii u.ltinn. I J ox -'f.ilr. crat'..,",i'tt lt y y tC ld.tr 3 ion jww I T.A.Shld ri'll AMI IUMIM III XI 1.1 alll Li BT T AM Meilm.ln r tl f s al neli I ami .I'le I in. il 4 net I ii Maim Hi lu eat iiualnir, I in ih k 1 e slii piil i ii l'n nt li, uosi r ufi II1AMIIM) 1(1 AMI 'IIIASHI'IIIII'A. '1 ION I O C I KIM I' li I I .rl i T-e JL'ot anil efounil. j l.01'MI-l', f hii t at white Klin vreen tioll'ml J lame lilii amn i nil lime s n e by j rorliu I ruin rrl uiiJ a)linr ri i ses I It I I III i, ritr N It. alter VV si. I STUI.FS noMl. .'S 1 Km -4 l".'" I lncitxo. j; i irin ill n ai.'l 'v i.ucy lieiner Lxiension reuara a Hrre4 .ni. cents. ie I N JrntiMty. s EI.POANTiold fllllnks iniaranieea moderate prloes. W lit lallsr siiental I'arlurs, 74Varlcksu oor Vanai. U C 4 AM) 1-. bhTl ul Tl'hTIl whllsValllag "ilaf" M J'1 (Ttuuif JJt,CLAHe,a7IUiaT.anilS)lUM. H