The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
June 26, 1890

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HeveveveflevVevVevHevHevHflflevHevHe r fltt llG-OOD TENANTslI &Ssf Jk jS fe. 15 J CT, I SUMMER RESORT I I And a prompt response character,,, a (LS rfA H J&S5 KfflH-k 5SV'V l m. JL B Ba Jk WYM T&Jr il2ri So5SHvjjHSI. tVy H B B Win b well by maklnfl known hMoen(Ii H Board or Room Advertisement fL 15 V H H ffll HojSSffiffift nC J H B H I through H I Mm.lm-K0. 27 NEW YORK, THUitf 26, 1890--gjpgjggi PIICK wo cjiJ l j. I BOSS OUAY WIKS THE FlGITf. f nn iruvisATEB dela&iaxer fob aor- ElUiVR OF rENNBXLrANIA. t t The Senator' Hon Blest Command the S ncnthnin and Pushes the Frosramrae 1 Thronsh nellaf that the Ticket Doc Not Beproent the Sentiment of the j I rarty-Endoralna the McKlnley Hill. 1 ft lUnntSBiJiio,Jono25. Tho Republican State I r Convention to-day nominated Senator Goorgo W. Delamater of Crawford county for Gov- t ernor, on J Boss Quay has ncaln proven hlmsolf to be groater than his party. If thoBontlraont of the large part of tho 5.000 Republicans who camo bore from nil parts of tho Stato to attend t the Convention oxprossod tho wishes of an i eqnal proportion of tho llopublleans through- out the Stato, tho defeat of Gon. D. II. Hastings Will cause much dlssntlsfaotion. After Mon 1 day night, when the delegations and clubs eommencoil to arrho. tho popularity of Gen. Uastitigs bocamo ovorwholmlngly manifest, and these ovldenees Increased with the goth- srlng ot the crowd. Mr. Quay, howovor. and the State organization opposed to all candi dates for Governor excopt Mr. Delamater, and nsod plenty of stratogv to nominate him. Mr. Quay was not afraid of n Hastings-Mon- i tooth comblnatlon.bocatiso he know that Major i jMontooth could not control his delegates, and lnstoad ot coming hero Ulmsolf ho Kent his eon Dick as chief of his staff ot lloutonnnts. They ran things to suit their own wishes, and to Bight there Is a great lolllllcatlon at the head quarters ot young Mr. Quay. State Chairman Andrews, and candidate Delamotor. Tho Hon. William It. Leeds ot Philadelphia Is not satisfied with tho nomination. When bo wns a momborof tho Legislature ho was one of Mr. yuuy'g stanch supporters, but he has slnco loft tho Quay fold, and camo to tho Convention as a Hastings delegate. This morning ho walked luto tho younger Quay's 1 room at tho Lochlol Hotel and asked for an ex tra tickat to tho hall of tho Convention, and Mr. Quay rolusod blm tho favor. Mr. Leods was determined that tho Convention should not bo packed for Dolaruater, and tho few ot Hast ings's followors who wore lucky enough to se cure tickets ot admission to the Opera Houso cot In&ldo tho doors early and sent their tickets to friends on tho outside. I Wbon tho Delamntortloket holders oame Into i the hnll they found all tho seats occupied. This was adsmpor upon Stato Chairman Andrews and his clerks, who carofully handed out the i tickets to as fow naBtlngs men as possible. What was lost by tho unoxpected lack of en tbuslaam. for Mr. Delamater, however, was made up by the Chairman of the Convention. Walter S. Lyon. United States District Attor ney of nttsburgh. Shortly alter noon to-day there seemod to be a favorablo opportunity to nominate Gen. Hastings. This was apparent to everybody. All tho committees, except that on platform, bad reportod, and there remained nothing to do but proceed with the nominations. State Chairman Andrews Chairman Lyon, and the hiato Troasurer held a short consultation on the platform, and immediately altera motion was niado to adjourn the Convention for one hour until tho I'lalform Committee was ready to report. The Hastings people saw the dangor ot an adjournment, and the motion was almost unanimously defeated. Mr. Lyon, however, doclarod the Convention adjourned, and tho crowd hissed vigorously at the decision. i Not a few of the delogates who had pre viously cheered tor Hastings wero encoring tor the other man when the Convention was called to order. After tho reooss and when the ballots were being taken Itwoaatqnoeovldent that Senator Delamater was to be the nominee. In tho platform tho State and national Ad ministration am .eadoraod. The oourse of Speaker lieed in manfully preventing the ob struction of legislation and the waste of publlo tlmo and money is commendod. United States Senators Cameron and Quay also receive a good share of the praises bostowed. The right of every voter to cast a freo ballot at every election and to have it properly counted and Icortifled Is behoved to bo a good thing, and wo cull upon Congress to adopt such legisla tion as will prevent tho suppression or fulslil catlon of tho vote of our fellow citizens at elec tions for officers of tho national Government and thus end political slavery throughout the nation." i 'J he course of the present Congress is com- i- mendod for Its passage of the Disability bill, and tho national LeglBlaturelwlll be urged In the near tuturo to pass such a bill in behnlf of the soldiers und sailors of tho war for the Union as "shall placo them on an equal foot- lug with defenders of the republic In all previ ous wars." Pauper and contract laborers of foreign nations are objected to, and the United Btatos Government will bo requested to en force tho laws forbidding tholr ontranoe. H KqualUnllon ot taxation is recommended, and ,11 as a moans to accomplish it tho roso 1 lutinns favor the plan of UBlng the 1 surplus revenue from tho Stato taxa- tlon to lessen tho tax now upon real I estate for local purposes by applying It to the I increase of appropriations for tho support of i the common schools, for the supply ot text 1 books for use. and for making appropriations i II for the Improvement of tho publlo roads, for I the care of the Indigent Insano, for the ex- 1 pensesof the Jury system, nnd of holding tho 1 general elections. If thereby there should be I a necessity for enlarging ttio revenue, a Just I and equitable lucroaso in the taxation of prop- I erty ot corporations is fnvorod. I It Is recommended that tho local system of I taxation bo so reformed as to pormlt the taxa- 1 tlon of capital for looal purposes to suoh an ex it tent as to enable the local authorities to reduce r a tho rate of taxation upon roal estate to an equltnblo basis. The platform further says: The claim whloh the citizens ot the border counties of our commonwealth make upon the eenortil Government for reimbursement for j the 1ob they sustained in their homes and property at tho hands ot the enemy during the lato wnr Is one which the national patriotism should respect and honor, and wr urge upon our ConiirosMnen the us of every proper effort i to havo It mlckly and completely satisfied. Wo endorse tariff bill oallod the McKInly bill In tiro fxrm In which it wan passed by tho House of ltcpresontiitlvos, and wo donounos the crltli'lhmK passed upon that bill In tho l.nglisn Parliament us au unwarranted inter ference py a forolgn nation with the American poonlo to tirotnet American industries. '1 ho pbom menu) Increase of our population and ot our commerce forolgn nnd domestic, with the dpcroaso In tho circulation of our na tional banks, render It imperatively essential to tho general good, in our judgmont, that there- shall be a npeody Hnd substan tial Increase In tho currmcy of tho coun try. IneoinnromlHlngly hostile to mono metallism, whether ni gold or silver, and tarnestly favoring, tho uo of both as coin metals, the itopiibllcan party of l'vnnsvlvanla demands the enactment by the Congress now i in session of such leglclatlon as will, whllo so- ourltiil the fullest use ot silver as money, most certainly securo end maintain a parity bo- i tween the two motals. r "liollot reform Ik. and will remain tho watch- J word of our party In every Hate, nnd wo f fpeelallr congratulate our lolltlcal brethren i in hew ork upon the fact that, although their i Democrat Governor could deform, ho could t iiot wholly defeai, their effoi b to secure a froe ballot lor every American voter throughout their State. We cliarcu the members of tho nextGor.oral Assembly with tho duty to pasi v auch laws, und. if necessity should arise, to i provide for such changes lu tho Constitution of our State as will Insure toevry votor ported secrecy nnd freedom in exercising his right of i I suffrage." ii 1 Afror tho platform had been adopted and the f- candidate for Governor had been nominated tho Convention took another recess until this evening, ..During tho recess a ilelogatlon of Major Motitooih'H frlendrt visited him at hU head- r aunrtois nnd urged him to accept the nouilna- i tlon tor Lloutennnt-Oovornor. He had pro- ,i vlously declared he would nut take n second on tho ticket with Doluniator, land bis friends t could not bring about a change In his mind. upon this point, and during tho ontlre day ho wus besieged by porRonnl frlonds. whoso ollorts 1 to persuade him to take tho Lleutonant-Gover- i. nprshlp nondiintion wero without nvall. To- nfgbtwheii Mr.Quay'slleutununtsvvoroi'astJnu l about In souroli ol a candidate for that i oftlco, they did not forgot the strength f of tho Allaglieny county man, unit they shrewdly sought to have him accept i a second tiluco on tho ticket, but hn persistent- i lr refused, and benutorWalres ol Lacknvvaunn county was then settled upon. Senator Watte t was nominated onthellrst ballot, and Thomas J.htewnrtof Moutgoraory county wns iioml- iniled by ufolamuiioti to succeed hlmsolf r A UN'-eoretury oflntemnl AITalrB. c II iheie is much dlsallfaeti n nxprersed J flil among ltepuuicans with tho nomination of V henut.T Helnniaier, and many of ihcmdoolare f'h w?y w!" "ot voto Jor him at tho oleotlou. t. t-U hen ho nnraes of Ihe Philadelphia delega- M tlon wero called to-duy and two oi tho dele. sates holding an elective office In the Quaker City voted for Delamater, two promlnont poli ticians on tho platform deolared that tbeso men conM not ho elected again to an office In Philadelphia. Mr. Dplamator'a nomination is displeasing to many llopublleans, hot eo much because Gon. Hastings was tho popular candidate as because Uoss Quay de manded It, nnd there Is no dlsgnlalDg that Mr. Quay I losing his prestige lu I'enn BTlvnnl politics. The present oonventlon indi cated that the dictation of the National Chair man will meot with mnro opposition hereafter thnn over before, and It the poonloat the No vomber election do not put tholr seal of die. proval upon his actions at this Convention It will be a surprise to many promlnont mombois ot tho HopuMlean party. Gen. Ilostine declined the State Chairman ship of the State Committee, and Andrews was roClootod, TRIAL OF XatC NEW dlVIBEIt. The Philadelphia (Marts East from Fire lalaad AKalat Tlaae. Word was rocelvod In this elty from Fire Island tho now crulsor Philadelphia had ar rived there nt 11 A. M and had Immediately started eastward for her raco against tlmo bo twoen Southampton and Dloek Island. Bho was accompanied off Fire Island by tho Potrel, Dolphin. Blako, Essox, and Konr sargo. Hundreds ot persons lined the beach at Southampton watching with field glasses the manccuvres of the bis ships, but little oould be mado out. At 1 o'clock this morning no word boa been received of tho trial, and at Bandy Hook there was no sign ot the returning men-of-war, whloh, however, oould hardly roach this olty after tho trial of speed before aomo tlmo early this morning. The contract price for the Philadelphia Is tl.350.000. Sho is almost a counterpart of tho Baltimore but a trlflo smallor; sho will bo ifi'H tons displacement. Sho Is 31S foot long, 4HH feet boam. nnd 13 1C-100 feet deep. Sho Is unarmed, nnd her machinery and magazlnos nro protected by the now delloctod deck of steel, which begins below tho wator line and arches from side to side and from stom to Btorn like n turtle's bnck. In case sho should bo Iniurcd below the water lino, thore aro numerous wator-tlght compartments whloh wonld prevent her from sinking. Sho has two sets of engines and twin propollers. Sho bns two electrlo-llght plants, and bor steering goar Is operated ny machin ery. Hor mnln battery will boot lighter guns than was originally Intended for cruisers of this type. She will have twelve fl-lnch guns, and in addition six G-pound revolving oanhons. four Gatllngs, and six millimetre guns, Sbehvill have foro nnd aft military masts, used nioro for the mounting of maoblne guns In the tops" than for asproad of canvas. She hnsnl'o Ave tubes for the launching of torpedoes at an enemy, and Is an ugly customer as a ram. her prow converging In a point below the water lino. BtlXDMCDS OF lOEBUBOB, Cap. Taylor Btraa for Two liar Abode the Arette Monster. HlUTiX. June 25. Capt Taylor ot the steamer Conoordia. from Glasgow, which ar rived yesterday, reports encountering a reg ular field of icebergs on Saturday last when 300 miles east of Cape Itaco, and all day Sun day until they got within tan miles of the cape they bad the greatest difficulty in keeping clear ot the bergs. They were on nit sides of tho vessel, ot various shapos and sizes, and the Captain was fortnnato In having clear weather, whloh was of assistance In stoennc clear of the bergs. Many of them wero very large, and one, Capt. Taylor says, was the largest he ever saw. When it was first sighted by the lookout he reported field ice ahead, but the obstruc tion proved to be a berg whloh was a regular island of loe. being fully a mile long, while It was sixty to seventy feet high and flat on top. BUOX HIMSELF IN TUB HEAD. Hiatarton Attempt at Salelde or Toons Bast TV. MeKoy. Hugh W. UcEay.the youngest son of n retired dry goods merchant of this city, shot himself at his homo In Jersey City on Tuesday night, and last night ho wns reported to be at tho point of death. He lived with his parents at the corner ot Arllngto nand Iiramhall avenues, Jersey City Heights. The Houso is ono of the finest In the city. He went homo early on Tuesday night and went directly to his room. Shortly afterward a pistol shot was heard, and the servants ran to bis room and found him lying on tho floor, with blood pouring from a wound In his head. Dr. Murray, the family physician, was hastily summoned. The young man was unconscious. The Doctor sent for Dr. Dickenson. They decided he could not live. Ho rallied dur ing the night, but got worse suddenly In tho morning, and wbon a Sun roporter culled at the houso last night a young woman, who said sho was an Intimate friend of tho family, said the Kev. Father Hennessy, the two doctors, and the young man's parents were nt his bodstde awaiting his doath. Sho ro lusod to tell any ot the circumstances of the shooting, or to give any other Information whatovor, except that every effort bad been made to keen the affair quiet, and none but tho intimate friends of the family, and a very fowot those, know anything qbnut lr. It bad not been reported to the police, and sho said it would not be. Young MoKay Is 21 years old. He Is a mem ber of the Jersoy City Athletic Club. Is fond ot bowling and othor sports, and is well known in athlotlu circles In this city nnd In Jortey City. He had plenty ot money to spend, and bo spent it freely. An intlmato friend told a Bute reporter last night that recently he bad shown signs ot being deranged. He had been despondent, and often he had bohared queer ly. Tho friend thought that he bad shot him self In a lit of despondenoy. His father started him in business several tlmos. bat ho never could Induce him to apply himself to work. MoKay was unmarried. He never oared much for women's society, and there is no suspicion that blssulolde was the result of a love affair. It is said that some time ago MoKay got an idea In his hoad that some ono was threatening to do him harm. He wrote several letters to the Chiofof Police asking permission to carry a rovolver. The polloo Investigated the matter and deolded there was no foundation for the young man'x fenrs. MoKay bought a revolver, however, and oarrled It. It was with this revolver that ho shot hlmselt. TUB ItEK VII. HAltrS PAK1T tVIHS. The Injunction Against Consolidation Oyer. ruled br tli Court or Appeal. The local warfare whloh has boon going on for the last three months botwoon tho llov. A. Dloomer Hart on one side and members of tho vestry of St, Stephen's Church, In West Forty sixth street, on the other, has beon onded by the decision of tho Court of Appeals, handod down yostordav, reversing tho decision of Jndg Allen of the Court of Common Ploas. On I'tib. c the vestry of St. Stephen's, at a spoclal meotlng. resolved In favor of consoli dation with Holy Trinity Church of Harlem, but Treasurer illackhurst refused to ufllx the seal to the agreement, ns required by atatute. Judgo Allen, on tho application of Organist Mnel.awrlo. Issued a preliminary lujunotion prohibiting any stops toward consolidation upon the ground that tho notlco call ing the special moetlng was, illegal, bo cauoo it failed to set forth tho na ture of the business to be transacted. Gn appeal, the General Term affirmed Judqe Allen's opinion. Organist Maci.awrlo had compelled the rector by mandamus to hold an oWrion for voetiymen on Luster Mon day, at which tho rector's pattylwns miccobs ful. Out ot this election nil action quo war ranto grow, It being claimed lhat tho Kev. Mr. Hurt Improperly discriminated in favor of the consolldntlonists. This oaso was recently tried before Judge Daly and a jury, nnd a ver dict was rendored stating that four of the re jected votes should havo boen rocoided and ousting tho reetor'a ticket. Tho eouusel for thoi'oiisoildatlonlstH say that tho Court of Ap ponl's decision sulsnt unught tho later deci sions adverse to tho rootoi's party und legal Uoa thu resolutions ot consolidation. The Hon. Oeofco Iluncroft Herlously III. Nswroir. Jun 23. Utnrt nincroft, tht noud histo rian. Ii wry fcebU, anil fetri lire Dlrlalned tbat b will nerir ri-corer. Nn nn?, t prnfesulnnat non nd tli IrauifillMo intmbtri ut lilifimllr, urt llu'l to it lil m. He tin un lued now lot llcrunu, lili valet, who ill loon leiurn to ciermao). FIt Hour to VahloB(o, The faitiii trilne la America are In eerrlce ottarern htw lork, rtjiladelphlii. Heltliiiore, and U'Mlilujloe via ,Jtrey Central. Beading, aud 11, asd U, made, fclalloa foot vf Uticriy eL-aft amrsnaXSaenVneamnVCSaSnVimaS DR. SHEREIi TO fiE REMOVED. itETonr of rare cosiuitxeb w tub ALLEGED BVOAB MAUDS. Special Agent Byrne' Report Discredited No Chnrse Mnde Apjalnst Dr. Hharer'a IToneatr. bnt Asralnat hi Method-No Bncnr Itlna la New York and No Hy. tcmntle Fraud on the Itevenue. WAsniHOTotf, Juno 25. Tho committee, com posod ot Spoclal Agonts 0, L. Spauldlng, L. M. Montgomory, and W. S. Chance, appointed by Bocratary Windom on Doc 3, 1889, to lnvettl gate charges "involving tho Integrity and fit ness for bis oftloo of Dr. 1'dward Sherer, ox amlner in ohargo ot the testing of sugars nt the port ot Now York," ns sot forth In reports ot Spoclal Agents Holatinn and Brrno. havo made their roport. Tho ebargos wore two in numbor: First, tbat Dr. Sherer, whllo exam iner In tho Appralsor's stores In New York, ongagod In commercial or mer oantllo business, contrary to section 2.041, of the Ilsvlsed Statutes, ai a member ot tho firm ot Sheror Bros., In tostlng sugars for the trade nt 122 Front street, and also that ho on gagod In tho manufacture of bronr.o powdori and, second, that ho eo admtnlstorod his office as to givo occasion for tho woll-groundod com plaint of sugar Importers and refiners at Doe ton that tho foreign sugar trado of that olty had beon diverted to Now York by roason of tho lower classification of sugars tor duty that obtained at tbat port through lmpropor and corrupt practtcos, particularly In the testing ot sugars by tho polarlscopo. Tho commlttoe ro port that tho first chargo Is not sustalnod. As to the second chnrge, tho commlttoe say: "Tho sooond chargo emanates from Boston, where abundant prcrbt In Its support wns piom icd. It had been formulated by Mr. Hyrno In his roport Ho named sugar Importers and ro flnors of that city who. ho said, had complained to him of too low assessment of duties at Now York. The testimony ot those gentlemen takon at Boston was an lmponchmont of Mr. ilyrne's roport. Tho witnesses either denied any con versation with him or accused him of a porvor slon of their languago. They said thoy had complained ot Dr. Loary's rigid tosts. but not of Dr. Sborcr's llboral tet.K One or two wit nesses not Importers testlflod that corrupt practtcos at Now York bad diverted tho sugar trado from Boston, but tho commlttoe clto of ficial figures showing tbat from 1894 until 1SH9 tho falling off in the sugar Importations at Bos ton was but 3i percent, ot tho total Importa tions, whllo nt Now York it wns 12 por cont. "Tho most forward ot Dr. Sheror's nceusers informed tho oommltteo that for the last two yoars thero bad boon substantial acrooment in teste botwoon Now York and Boston. Tho committee oarly Institutod a dally interchange and test of samples at tho throo ports for throe months, cnrefullr concoalinc the Idontltr ot suoh samples In tho current work, so that the ohomlsts should not know thorn, nnd tho re sults disclosed that tho Now York tests were so much lower than the testa In Boston and Philadelphia. In 114 coaoh out of 254, as to reduce tho classification by ono de gree, while tho l)otun and Philadel phia tjtft wero In substantial agreement. Prof, Wlloy visited tho soveral laboratories with the oommltteo. and In his roport gives a full account of his tosts thero. He shows tbat tho tests at Boston and Philadelphia are ap proximately corroct with a lendoncy ut Boston to road a shada high, while the tests at Now York are too low by about five-tenths of a do groo. Prof. Wiley says tho dICeronco should uot exist, and that It Indicate1) nomo rndl"al defect at Now York In the method ot examin ing sugars. He N fully sntisllod that tho re sult obtained by hlmeolf are correct. The eoramltteo accept Prof. Wiley's conelu slonnand believe Ihe results nro largely, If not wholly, duo to low Tendings nt Now York. Dr. Sherer writes that thero aro high nnd low readers of the polarlscopo, and ho bolloves tho Boston obomUtsaro high readers. It may bo lhat bo in nlow render in reading ,4rt of a degree In the moan, lower than tho most conservative chemists consulted. His admitted practice ot giving tho doubt to the importer Is lmpropor. Doubts nro ns llnblo to be plus as minus, and they begot doubts, they ondangor ac curate readings ami tho render becomes sub jeet to a bins, perhaps un unconscious one. which may dlcredlt his work. Tho work at Boston and Philadelphia shows that substan tial agreement Is practicable Thu commltteo bellove there should bo a chnngo in thu meth ods of tho NowYoik laborntoiy and that Its tests should bo "toned up' Ilvc-tenths of a decree. "These conclusions do not necessarily ro lled on Dr, SliorerV personal integrity, but show that ho differs from tho other clioralma. Ills methods maybe better, but the showing H against him. He believes In them, and should not be absolutely condemned until tho real cause of the difference Is discovered, but onough Is dlsclosod to domain! a present change In the supervision of tho NewYnik Laboratory. But l)r. Miorcr is not amonnblo to tho charge of fraud, or that ho has lnron tlonally favorod his own port or Individual Im porters. He could not discriminate wllhout knowing whoso sugars ho was tostlng, and could only havo known that through a con spiracy Involving other ofllcluls, of which there is no orldonco. "The commltteo has convincing testimony tbat Col. James Burt did not contribute to the appointment of emolotoes in tho Rugnrdivisfon nt New York, that he did not know soma of them, nnd tbnt none wero IiIh relatives, as has boen aborted, and thoro Is no proof that he waschlor of a 'Burt sugar ring.' ills frequent application for retests Is not proof of his con trol of ofllclnls making them. If his Influence wns an potont as rcprosonled. tho Urst tests should hnvo been to his satisfaction. The com mittee do not believe that there was a Burt or any other sugar ring, and can find noorcdlt able testimony to that effect. Col. Burt wns earnest In behnlf ot hl clients, but his methods wore lawful, end be did not corao into oltlclul contact with Dr. Bboier. "The commltteo finds no evidence that the sugar examiners nnd samplers at Now York have beon or are parties to systematlo frauds on the revenue and believe on tho whotn that tho Government Is sorvod with ns honost pur poses at Now York as at othor ports, Thoy hnvonn doubt tbat lf employee are ns faith ful to their trusts ns aro tho omployeesof pri vate parties or of the groat corporations of the country." Dr. Shorer's removal has been determined upon and will probably bo announced to-morrow. Great Mtorm ut Dtibuqne. Duduquk. June 25. An oloctrlcal storm struck Dubuque yosterday morning. Two Inches ot rain fell In two hours and tho wind blow forty miles on hour. On tho hills the ve locity was much greater. The lightning and thunder woro terrible and inrepsnnt. Many families sought tetuge In cellars, fearing n tor nado. In Bockdolo Yalloy, south of tho city, tho flood carried away brldgos and drove peo ple to the hills for safety. At Thompson'sMlll drowned cattlo and horses were swept through the first story wludows of Mr. TIUik'b resi dence, nnd the family sought rofuuo In thu hills. Tho brldgo at Washington Mills, on tho Chicago, Milwaukee and M. Paul road, went down with A crash. On the Illinois Central two bridges wero washed away between l)u buque and Jullon, and 700 f"ot of track was washed out near Farley. Tho Chicago, ht. Paul and Knnsns City was washed out for thirty miles west and north of Dubunuo, and the road has not beon in operation except east of Du buque. In tho city tho diimngo done wan great. Manvhousosln tho upper part of the olty nro flooded with wnter. The damage done in this county is estlmatod at over tlUU.oOU. Hettleucnt or the t,ane Will Contest. A .elllernfntcf the lonrcontcit orer lliewlllof the eeeenlrio millionaire, Maltby I.uno. Ii at bnJ. Hie h.lrs were vlctorloue In their recent'. ult o break the lit, which wa. tried tofor' Juitue Paly in the Court of Common Pleas, tut Mr Laue's Mjw, Kllen O.Lane, flleJ au earlier wilt for prulmte. I'roc.edlnjr. for the irobate ot ihle will are now pendinjr, hut alt u( Ihe par tlo. In Inter. t hare r.achrd nn uudirXandlnir lly the trrmiot tho.eitleinent Mr l.ano' whlow to whom be was married abuut two jeurn (br to lit death, and when he v... resrly 7S years old yets the Maltny House nt Wattiuition, nine shares of Cumuli dated Oas i'rmp.iny siock. ami JA.uou cath. There, rualnder ut the estate Includes thirty acres ut Undnt fort Hamilton, ll I'ark evenur ill Welt lUdstreet, andtl-'OOOInraonernud seciirttl.s The r.nislnd.r, after the Dsymeiu of debts sirirreratiur f;V Is to te illiirlhtitfU nmonir the heirs u. follows sirs UetK. a dnuvhler rnves one hMf flrrrtu'e and Hrhard 1 1. Pane.chttdr.n of the decedent's decerned 'n lllohard II 1 ane, v'ei one nfth ech and another child of lilehard II l.anitir a former iuirri, who L if ace sets oue.tenth linth rlerenci and Itictianl are Interns and for Hienurioe o( harlntfihe murt sanc tion Iheaareein.ut Mrs laneits 1. Laos ib.lnnoihtr, hss Institute I a suit In th Supreme t'outl. lesterdsy Judtel Ueseh aptiviotid Ueorge II, burr guardian ut tua cbUirau, BOB AUVVCTBD UBU OiTX DAUGHTER. lire, Moan of Oranaca Nent to the Pcnlten. tlarr tor Three Tear. Mrs. Mary Munn, Benjamin T. Morger, a gray-boarded veteran of tho civil war, and Mamlo Munn, Mrs. Munn'o 12-year-old daugh ter, alt ot Orange, N. J., entered the City Hall pollco station on Juno 11, and Mrs. Munn askod where they could find "a 'Squlro" to marry Morgor and hor daughter. Capt. Enklns questioned Mamie nnd learnod that she was ouly 12 yoars of ace. and that sho did not want to marry Morgor, but hor mother had told her that sho must marry him because ho wns a veteran ot tho war, In tho rocolpt of n pension and oxpoctod to receive a consldernbla sum in arrears of ponslon, Morgcr, she said, was over no yoars of ace. nnd boardod at hor parents homo Id Orange. Capt. Kaklus looked Mrs. Munn nnd Morger up on achatge of nbduotlon, nnd turned Mnmlo Munn over to tho caroof the Sooletyfor tho Prevention of Cruelty to Children, IntheGenorol Sessions yeetorday, Mrs. Munn and Morgor pleaded guilty. Many residents ot Ornnee. Including the. Sheriff o( the county, told Judge Martins that Morgor hnd always borno a good reputation, rrom tho pollco of Orange. Judgo llnrtinolearned that Mrs. Munn bad boon nrrosted sevorttl tlmos for drunken ness and disorderly oonduot, and had n bad rep utation. In vlow of his ago nnd previous good character, Judgo Martina suspended sentonoe as to Morger, and dlsobargod blm. He sen tonoed Mrs. Munn to tho'poultontlarr for throe years. It Is the first time that a mother has been sentenced to Imprisonment In this State for abducting her own child, under tho ago of 14, for the purpose ot compelling hor to marry II AB ANX OXE SBKS BLVFFBBt The Police Invited to Help Find Mr. Fred erick. Ncllson' Fox Terrier. A vision of black lace and diamonds flashed upon tho reporters who watch Tollce Head quarters In Mulberry street about 4:30 yester day afternoon as It swept from a victoria Into tho mysterious apartments which hold In spector Byrnos and his staff of detectives. In half an hour It Unshod out again-, and was drlvon away in the carrlago. It was rocognlzed as Mrs. Frederick Nollson, the handsomo sister ot 1'ioddle Gobhord. Sho was Mary Isabella (Jobbnrd botoro her marriage. At.hor house. 1U0 tilth avenue, Mrs. Nelson nt lirftrolui-ed to soo tho reporters. "1 won't tell you a thing about It," Bhe said flnallv. nnd then apparently relenting she raid: "Well. If you must know. It wns about my dog. lie Is a white fox terrier, nnd 1 adver tised l'20 reward for blm on May 20." "What vaa bis name?" "Bluffer." F.von tho stately English, flunkey, who ordi narily stands stolidly by tho door. In scarlet jaekot nnd white tights, smiled as bo lot the reportors our BHB BOUGHT TUB JUNO. Ill Edgar Lose Iter Itrldecrooin, hat Hecover S3. 500. Jane Edgnr ot Wavtrly, Mass., appeared in the Yorkvlllo Police Court yesterday against John Llttlo, a Boston hotol keeper, whom she charged with the larceny of 13,500. Miss Edgar Is 85 years old. Bhe said that she and Little, who Is 50 rears old and a widower, were to baro boen married in Provldonce at her Bister's house last Friday night Miss Edgar drow$3,DO0 from a bank, bought the wedding ring, und gave tho reft of the money to Little. Then pho went to her slstor's house, and every thing was made ready for the wedding. Little dirt not appear. Miss Edgar felt sure he hnd cone to Now orfc. She and her brother came on nnd put the cose In the hands ot Do tectlvo .McCarthy of the Twenty-first precinct, who found Little at 152 East Forty-second street He still bad Miss Erignr'a money, and 473 besides. Little had n ticket for Europe by a Bteamer which sailed yesterday, and his trunks were labellod for the voyage. In court Miss Edgar accepted his offer to return the monoy and withdrew her complaint ITUT DID BUB KILL .IKRSBLFt LUzle nilby' Fair ramo Etabllhed-A Family Barrel. DovEru N. J., June 25. Tho conjeotnres ot some porsons here ns to the reason which led slxteon-year-old Lizzie M. Bllby to commit suicide were completely diapellod to-day by tho medical testimony at the Inquest. Mrs. Bllhy. tbo girl's mother, is a widow, nnd she keeps house for her brother, James White, who is n widower. It Is nnw known that Wblto and Mrs. Bllby quarrelled on the night before the girl killed herfelf. and flint Mrs. Bllby called in nn officer to arrost her brother, alleging that bo had boon trying to lnauco Lizzie's younger slstur, n girl of 14. to go nwny with him. While tbo officer was thero vVblto threatened I.lzzio with dismissal from tho houso If the did not mind III in. it wns nl-o teUlled that the girl did not retire that night, but passed tho nigut unon thn floor of tho sitting room. For this tho family do not pretond to give any reason, except thnt thoy fuppo-ed sue proferred to pass tho uiglit In this way. Not Miss Finnic' TJIamod. Mill Mary Webber, who wis charged by Mist Madge Flnnle. with whom she hoarded, at leo West Twenty, first street, with Stettin SI, 30o worth of diamonds, ap pearelln the JerTenoa Market Tollce Court yesterday morning wearing dlsmond esrrlngs ot shamrock shape and a brooch formed ef three gold rings apparently fastened together with diamonds. Tber were her lew els. however, and not Mist Klnnle s, or which no trace has been round. The money. tLOtsi Miss rionle had when arretted, was drawn by her on Tuesday from the 11 eecter street Katlnts Usnk, her. she has an aaermnt under the name of Monroe, h-he had drawn It. she said, to par her expenses In Oranee. where the was to spend the summer. It was because she was about to quit the house MiTHeot) nrst s'reer. stie addeil that the com rlalnsut trumpsd up the charge of robbery. Justice losan derided there wns no cas. agalni the prisoner, aud dlscbarwed her. The police are still looking for Ihe diamond thtef. In spite 01 the th.ory ot the defeooo that uo diamonds ware stolen Bunanray oa the Bridge. X coaoh drawn by two horns, driven by James Emery, co'ored. ooutatnlng Mrs Harriot IB:) St. Johns place, llrooMyn. and two young ladles, was itmen across the bridge from Urooklrn on the north drive yesterday afternoon The horses took fright near the New Vork tower and dashed down the roadway The driver was thrown from his seat, but was not macb In lured, and the horses ran on until they oame Into col liioii with a coach driven by Jihn eulliran. and oon talningaparty of three ladies and aeenllemsn. The second coach was not much damaed. Dot the drst conch bsd lis pole broken and the tore wheels bsnt, and the h'ix was smathed. Hri'ife I'nilcemsn MoCauler clossd the gate at the Mewlork side ami si Unit this the ruusway hones dashed The Isdlss In the conch were badly frighten ed, but wsre .jble to proceed on their way, leaving the horses and the coach at the bridge termlaua. Mr. nilma Take Belladonna by Mistake, John It, Plimas, whose plaee of business It at let Front street, llres In Flatbush. lie has Cor some time been accustomed to take an extraot of dandelions ae a medicine, aud before starling from bts house on Tues day morning-he went to acloiet and poured out from a bottle a spoonful of nhat he thought was htsfarorlte inedlclne anu swall'iwed It. lie resllred at once that be had made a mistake, and. eximlnlng the Imttle. fivind that I (OiilAlTiel be adonna rummnntng his wire, Mr Plimas started alih her Itnmnlist.ir In their rairbiKe ind iher were driven as rapidly as possible te the olhceol Pr. Zshrl.kle Mr I'tlmas had In be car rld lulu the home, mid his Ills Has rmty saved by the prompt us ef a stomach pump Pr ai.rlikle said that a delay or u few more mluutcs would hare been fatal. I'roatruted by th Heat. Alice llradley, 3 years old, or 3:4 Kast Highly fourth 'trial, was overcome by the beat yesterday morning at Broadway and Twenty third strset, and was taken to the New tork iloipltal William Collins. -7 ears old. of 20 Hudson street, driver of n brick wagon, was prostrated by the heat at hii West street, and taken to bt Vlncsnt's Hospital Maria Ull aaed u years of III, lie hud lllvlugton streets wsosrceme b) the heat and taken to Oour erueur Hospital. John Wintrier, a moulder, age til, of MS Rait 181th strset. was overcome on 1 waiitieth strsst, and taken to New York llosidlal. A woman, whu said she was Carrie Wilson, was found nnoonsclous lu 1 irtecnlh strs.t, ntar the New ork lloipual. lait nlxlit. suderingfom Ihe beat, she was taken tu the hoipltal, Dr. Cltilcr'a Trip to Taropr, Pr. Paul Olbler said jeiterday thnt he had made ar rangements for an eipert In the Pasteur treatinsnt to come here from l'arl and ha Ip the prrien) arslstatitt at the Institute during bis abunce In Curope Pr. lilbler win rial several papers beforo the Merlin conference tm eiperlments In toe discovery of cholera and yellow and Uphold fever microbe The two bore from Asbstllle, .V. It, who were bitten some time ago will arrive to-day. Two paitiuts une discharged yesterday The Iluclica (let her Wt3,OOt), Surrogate Ramora signed an order yesterday allow Ing 115,00 W Mrs Mllr W Churohlll. Cuohen of Merl borough formerly Uri. Louis 0. Ilamerajey. This Ii the amount of Income from hor tat husbaud's estate which baa accuiauiaitd aluo hu laivanuualaiiovaaie, t THE GREAT CHICAGO STRIKE. xt will be orsn to.uav on rrxtr BrKBAD TO XIAXX VTUElt ROADS. Th Illtnol Central Wilt Give It IeU!oa at lO A. M.-It It HUH Htand by Raeeell the Hand n Many Olhar Itnada Will Qnlt TVork-A Talk with a Htrtk Leader Ontctoo, June 25. There Is a prospeot that the great strlko on the Illinois Central Hall roa.1, whlch'has paralyzed trsfllo from Ohloago to Centrallo. and along tho Wlsoonsln spur ever slnco Monday, will be setlled st 10 o'olook to-morrow morning, when Oenoral Superin tendent A. W. Hulllvan has promised tbo strik ers to glvo them tho final deelilon of tho com pany as to vrhotlior It shall dlschorgo or up hold Superintendent Ilossoll. the obnoxious ofllclal whose dismissal the men have endeav ored to secure slnco thoy went on strike. Notwithstanding tho determination ot the company to uphold liussell. It was loft to be Interred after the last conference between the mon nnd tho railroad officials that tho man over whom such n war had been waged would havo to stop down. No such admission wad made by the company, however, but semi official reports whloh orept out of the confer ence room wore alt to tho offeot that'tremen dous prossure had been brought to bonron the corporation, and that It had tacitly agreed to drop Itussoll from the pay roll. Thoro is a probability, however, of the officials reoonsldcrlog the present plans and returning to their first resolvo to stand by their man through thlcir. nnd thin. At any rate, the question as to whotber the strlko shall con tinue or end will bo settled at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. Ono ot the alarming faotors in tho etrlke.ond ono which doubtless had great weight In forc ing tho Illinois Contral Company Into a more conciliatory tone was the presonce about tho conference room of delegations of switchmen from the other roads entering tho city and tho forcefnl languago ot the strlkors' committee men, who openly declared tbat unless Super intendent Russoll was romoved within two days every road would be tied up and every cosslblo effort made to enforce the order. It was a dull day along tho Illinois Central tracks. Firos had boen drawn from all the engines, and long lines of freight cars stood nn the sidings. A funeral train and two cars carrying the malls wore permitted to raco out ot town unmolested. The fierce sun drove tbo strikers to cover, and no attempt was made to Injure proporty. In ISe Auaciatti rrta. From present indications It seems more than likely that unless the strike ends to-morrow morning every railroad entering Chicago will be tied uo and the entire carrying trade of the city suspended for an indefinite time. Tho final decision of the company is to be given at 10 o'clock In the morning. On that decision depends the whole issue," said J. D. Caldwell, the Chairman of the Griev ance Committee, to-night. "It it is satisfac tory to the men they will resume work imme diately. If not, It is safe enough to say every road in Chicago will ho tied up within a few hours. This will be done through the Broth erhood of Switchmen. Communications ex pressing sympathy with our movement havo been received from the Chicago and Atlantic, the Chicago and Northwestern, the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, tho VTabarh. and the Fort Wayno roads. The switchmen are with us al most to a man, and they can utterly stop tho traffio ot the roads. It may seem unjust to Interfere with the business of other roads for the purpose of bringing the Illinois Central people to time, but it is a stupendous leverage to bring to bear upon the officials, and we shall not be slow to avail ourselves of it. It will simply necessitate their deciding which Is the more Important to retain an ofllclal who is gen erally obioctlonable to tho emploreos. or to put a block in the way of tho entire carrying trade of Chicago and tho Northwest, If Gen eral Superintendent Bulllvan and Genornl Manager Beclc uphold Russell, the greatest railroad strike on record will ensuo and tho financial Iosb will be almost Incalculable." BUt STRIKE AT EAT ST. LOUIS. All the Freight Uandlrr of Tea Ballroad Quit Work. East Bt. Loois. June 25. All the freight bnndlorsln the employ of ten railways termi nating here Inaugurated astlike to-day. Over COO walked out, and not n pound of freight can bo moved. The roads tied up are the Vandalla. Louisville and Nashville. Big Four, Ohio and Mississippi. Cairo Bhort Line, Chicago nnd Alton. Wabash, Illinois Central. Burlington and Uulncy. The strikers demand a raise from I1.2& to tl.50 per day and 18l; cents an hour for extra work. Three mon vere found at work by tho strikers this afternoon and were beaten almost to doath. All ot the South western trade which passes through Fast Ht. Louis is totally blocked in consequence of the strike Thousands of orates of fruit and vegetables, on their way to Northern and Eastern points, are left in the depot, and probably thousands of dollars' damage will be done, as not a crate ran be touched until the freight handlers agree to return to work. The agents are very much afraid of the consequences which must necessarily follow unless the freight can be shipped out at onoe, but they can do nothing until they recolvo instructions from their su perintendents. The men absolutely refuse to stir n hand un til they get what they demand, and. in consid eration of tho present state of affairs, the com panies will have to come to time at onoo, or sufltr great damage. A Battle with Mexican Bandit, Bin Antonio, Tor., June 25. Sefior Felipe Gonzales, a wealthy morobant and rancher of Tamplco, Mexloo. arrived In this city to-day from the scone ot the alleged revolutionary operations in Mexico. According to Heflor Gonzales the alleged revolution Is nothing more or less than a bold attempt ot a well-organized gang of bandits to commit robbery. Gonzales says that on last Friday the bandits, under the leadership of nn ex. officer of the Mexican army, attacked a train near Mnnteroy bearing cold and cilver bullion to tbo United I Htutos. The train was well guarded by n de tachment of soldier?, and a pitched battle ro pultod in which several of the bandits wore killed. Tholr lender was captured nnd has since been shot. Tho bandits, Oonzulos de clared, were Moxlcan refugees who crossed from the Texas side of tho river near Larodo. Uesnarkable Trngjedy In Teias, GnovKitTON. Texas, Juno 2.1,-Grent exolte nient was caused hero Inst night by the sui cide of a beautiful young lady, .Miss Annie Tuiner, daughter of Judge John It, Turnor, nnd the excitement was Intensified when the father took the pistol from the hands of his dying daughter aud killed 1'rof. I'avls, Noth ing Is known as to the cause of the tragedy, Davis oame here last March from Lake Forest College, N. C, nnd took churu'n of Ihe Academy at this place, llo wan a flue-looking young mau. Mutclda or a Variety Aelr'ae. Dcnvkh. June 25.-llire Mills, dauchtero! I'ollce-Commlseloner I.llll" "f Kansas City, took mnrphlno Uht night and died this morn ing, 'ihe girl rami) here a month ago with a viirletv company, wlileli wont to pieces, nnd then she jolued the Jim fii. rnut. a locul vuiiuly theatre, Kneoa' Boot Ileer Kztraet. yor home nss Nn boiber to make ten gallons of coal lag. biallby drink for SSo. Ait. Hub runeh rmdiri atelal esliisll lbs more suiova, bia, JttslJt'JuJ?g.OiocBana.to BXBAlfOE DOINOB AT BrOKAltE FALLS. The Mayor, City Connell, flherir, and All the Police trader Ari-cat, BroxANK FtMA Wash.. June 25. A serious collision occurred to-day between tho authori ties of Hookane oounty and the city of Spokane Fall.. Thero is a rivalry between tho Bpoknno Street Railway Company nnd the City Tnrk Transit Company, both wanting to lay tracks on Division street for an eleotrlo and cable lino. Ihe street railway company has Its line in po sition, and the City Council ordored the traok torn up in flvo days. Tho limit oxplrod at mid night. As a precautionary menuro the, Tran sit Company had procured an injunction, to prevent tho city authorities from Interfering with the tracks. At 4 o'clock this morning t t work ot demolition begun. Acting Mayor Davidson, Sheriff HlnohllfT, nnd other oily ond county officials were pres ent The Sheriff and his doputlos nrrostod the Mayor, Superintendent of Streets, and Captain of Police Cartln, whogavo bonds, and return ing to tho scene, found a largo forco relnylng tho track. Tho pollco ordorod them to doslst, i nnd arrested all whorefused. and subsequently took the Sheriff and his donutlas Into oustody. State warrants wero then Issued for the arrost of all the members of tho City Council and the entire pollco forco, about sixty-five mon. This disqualified the polloemen. and an entire force of special policemen were sworn In. Upon the ordor ot Judgo Kennoard of tho Superior Court 250 deputy shorliTs wero then sworn In. Tho local militia, regiment Is at tbo encampmant near Tncoga, 400 miles away. Thoro has been no bloodshed eo far, but blttor fooling exists, and grave fears aro entertained that a personal conflict may oocur to-night. The fight betwoen tho street railway com pnnlos has now quloted down, and both sides await the action of tho court to which the case I was referred. Acting Mayor Davidson nnd Councilman Bottls and Notbehm appoarod be fore tho court this morning on a chargo ot contempt for disobeying tho orders of tho court. Thoy are defended by Attorney-General Jones. TUB BUOAR TRUBX'B FLAN. It Will BeorsanUe In the Forea of a Great Corporation Within the 1-nrv. The truBtoes ot Sugar Trust will deal with the situation oreated by tho adverse decision ot the Court ot Appeals at a meeting to bo held next Monday. It is said that the progrnmmo has already been tacitly decided upon that tho vnrlous refineries forming the trust will forfolt their charters; that the prop erty will be bought up by tbo trust in the form of a great corporation organized under a Con necticut oharter, and that in suoh shape the great combine will be impregnable against all legal assaults. The lmproeston among people Interested In the tniBts seemad to be yesterday that little ef fect ot the Court ot Appeals decision would be felt by tbo other trusts. Some ot tbem are al ready organized as corporations and some ot tho otbors contemplate reorganizing on that basis. If the property Involved in trusts be ac tually purchased by tho combination instead of being merely controlled, it Is said that un der the Court of Apponls doclslon as It stands no attack will avail, no matter how great the combination assallod may be. riCXOBT FOB 1HB LOXTBRT ZIE.V. TvOatstaaa Lottery Mea Pa th Bill, and the Governor Can't Veto It, Nkw Ohleans, Juno 25. The House to-day, after debating tho proposition at length, passed tbo Lottery bill, submitting to the popular vote a constitutional amendment extending the charter of tho Louisiana State Lottery Com pany for twonty-flvo years In return for 1,000.000 a year. Tho vote stood CS to29 just enough to pass tbo bill, as It requires a two-thirds vote, and tho House consltts of 93 members. Tho bill is rensonably cermln to pasitho Sonnto with tho sarao two-thirds ma jority. Itoannot bo vetoed by the Governor, but goes before tho people In April, 1802, and will have to receive a majority of all tho votes thes to become a Inw. BTABS TUB 6EAT OF Ilia FAIN. Sir. natcblnson Strike a Klt"e Into Bla Side to End III Sllaary. Andrew B. Hutchinson ot South Orange, a builder, bos beon suffering iutense pain for some time from a cancorot the pancreas and liver. At an early hour on Tuesday morning, while his brother-in-law, Mr, Kent, was sleep ing at his side, he stabbed hlmse'f (n the re gion of tho keenest pain. Ills struggles and groans awoke Mr. Kent, who called Mrs. Hutchinson and told her that her husband was dying. They both tried to soothe him, but finally discovered that he had stabbed him self. He died before a physician oould be summoned. He was 62 years old, and he leaves one child, a daughter. O'Connor and Mtaaabury Will Row Anela. Bvbkbt. K. B. W., Jane 39 Owing to the dlepate over Monday's boat race, in whloh O'Connor was defeated by fitanshury, the two oarsmen wlU row again c-naton-day next. The Weather, The warm wave that has prevailed over t& country west of the Allegheny Mountains for th past two weeks moved into this vicinity yesterday, and ran the temperature up to within one degree of the highest this month, 89. which was recorded on the 5th. At 8 A. If. yesterday It stood, according to Ihe Government thermometer, at 76"; noon, Ht. and 3 P, M., 8'. There is an excels ot ii' mean temperature since th drst ot th month, an avsrage uf a little more than 2 per day. The excess of mean temperature above the normal since Jan I up to last ntght was MS, but there Is reaion to believe tbat th months of July and Aogust will be equally cooL The warm wave covered th greater part of the reen try yestsrdsy, and waa severe In the Mississippi and Ohlovsllsya Atst. lxiuts the maximum temperature wasps, and above see In all the central and southern "tales, and generally warmer In the Uakotas and lln neiota than In the Eastern Mates, The warm wav waa drawn lino this ssctlon by an area of low pressure with considerable storm energy, tbat dsrslopsd over the eastern part of Canada as the high pressure that pro vlded us with Ihe cool weather moved oft This low srea with the combined efforts of a high preisurs In the Southern Mates, caused the warm wave to overspread Ihe lake regions and AtlanUo coast States as far north as Masaacbuietts. In Maine the temperature waa In th Wiles, which formed a steep Ismpsrature gradient in that section, causing high winds and severe local storms Mmllar conditions prevailed In Minnesota, southern Xlonuna, fioulh Dakota, Wvomlng, Colorado, .Nebraska, and Kansas. At Podge City the wind as 3d miles su hour ate I. M vviih the escrptlon of light rain at Fort Buford. Dak., not a drop of rain was falling lu any part of the United states last ntght. and only a fsw scattering showers oc curred through lb day in .Vllunsiota, Florida, and Maine, There was afresh northweit breese throughout the day In this city; the humidity averaged bS per cent., bnt recorded Hi per cent In the morning. To day promlies lo be fair, with au occasional light shower, warmer. To morrow, fair and about stationary temperature. Th thermometer at Perry's pharmacy in Tua Sen building recorded the temperatures ae follows! Ibsn. ir-nr N9. ism 3A..M 7e aSOI'.M HI bus UA. M U7' 73 UP M .77 Me IIA.M 7I l OI'.M 7I 7li I3M 79" MI"5Mld 70" "J" Aversgs miu. Aversgs on June -5 uvj. 7AV. 111,1111. omrr romciiv mi. lr i. tiiikiiuv. yor Ifnlne, Mew Hampshire, Vermont, aud Mauachu sills, fair, except showers mi Ihe coast slightly cooler, except stationary temperature In Vermont, eitrsine eastern portions ot Malue and Usachuieiti, north westerly winds. eor ithods Island, Connecticut, ratfrrn Ji'eto rorc. rmlrni finniylmnla, ant Xt Jtrity, fair, HlQKtly tvoUr; norlAurllcrfy K'ngjl I'or the PUtrlct of Columbia. Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, fair, followed by showers In snuthsrn Vlrglniai slightly cooler except stationary tempera lure In southern Virginia) northwesterly winds yor wcsisrn Pennsylvania and western h'.w Tork, l tain no, chests la tiiar;iraturi,rrlatil wind i SALVATOIi DEFEATS TENNt, I Jin. BAG GIN'S COLT VIS3 TUB UI VM HATCH BT A HEAD ONLT, jM Th neeord for a Mil Equalled, That ItM jjll a Mile aad a Forlona; Broke, nad thai fflm Mil and a Quarter nan In 205, EllrB jjlfl Inn All rrevloa Uecnrda-Aa Imnsaae l Crowd He the Orealcst Race la Year JW Bla Other IntercatUs E rent a. 'iJP Twonty thousand persons saw Bnlvator de- L featTennr atBheepsbead liny yesterday after jtui noon In the best raco ever run nt the distance, pjfl thomllonnd a quarter being covered in 2:09. jllj or a second and a half faster thnn the previous boston record made by Kingston at Graves- ond last fall In tho First Special Stakes. V It was no bloodless victory though, ond those E who havo claimed, over slnco the Suburban, that the two colts nro not In tho eamo class, must find somo good exotiso for their claims. as tho Hnggln colt won by n hoad only, and would havo been hoaten In two moro stride. Tonny closing a gap ot two lengths in tho Inst sovonty.flvo yards. Tho doy was porfect for racing and tho traok, as tho time shows, waa A lightning fast In fact, If tho Conoy Island i Jockoy Club oould havo hnd n dny to or- j dor for tho groat match, it could not j have beon moro euititblo thnn venter- day, tho sun shining with tropical fervor j from a sky that was alternatoly cloar nntl j cloudy. Tho crowd, which wns nlmost an largo J ns on Suburban day. arrived oarly and took un h Immonso amount of Interest In tho racing front the start, nnd wero in tho humor for a oontest ,ij for blood wbon tbo tlmo for tho big ovent cams i around. Tho contestants in tho third raoo had scarcely disappeared beforo Tonny, mounted by a small colorod boy, gnllopod slowly around j the track. Garrison. In tho 1'nlnlfor colors. j walking toward the stablo as tho throng In the grand stand enthusiastically applauded the swaybacked phonomonon. Salvator, nftor a j short cantor, wont to tho paddock, but Tenny j was taken to tho bond ot tho strotch and pre- parod for tho fray beneath tho Bpreadlntt I branches of ono of thoelmn. A croat crowd fol- lowod Salvator about In the pnddook sdmlrlnir his proportions. In tho Interim the support- ore of both colts wero bncklngthelroplnlontlta V the ring, Salvator always being a pronounced (j favorlto. Old-timo plungers, such as John Hunter and James E. Kelly, bet thousands on t Salvator. and tho general opinion among tho talent Eoemed to be that Salvator would win easily. A few shrewd judges stuck to Tonny, J but thero was no groat amount of monoy j wagorod on him. W hon tho buglo sounded tbo t call to tho post there was a great scamporlng; l for good positions from which to got a view of the race, and thousands forsook the grand yl stand, lawn, and paddock, and lined the Qold jjl manydeep up and down the homostrotch. ill The appearance of Salvator and Murphy was !j a signal foraoyclnneof applnuso, and when Jl Tenny, guided by Garrl-on, cantered down the 4 straight from tho turn the stand wns a picture. Ml Handkerchiefs fluttorod in every dlroctlon, n men oheered and stamped tholr foot, and boys jl Bhoutod shrilly. Mr. Caldwoll called to Murphy, jjl who manifested a disposition to break before U Tenny had turned, "Don't break thero. Unac: Xt 1 want to sond you away head and head." Thon nl tho Bnappor moved Tenny forward, nnd the pair bounded away on exactly evon tortus as -fJ the flag went down. 1 A hoarso mnrmur that deepenod Into n rnlchty I roar followed tho descent of tho flue, andaith j filing colts sped between the linos ol anxious faces theoheerlng wns ler.ewed. At the stand m Salvator's neck was In frour, and thoy toro m around the lowor turn, rnlMug tho dust In clouds beneath tholrfoer. They're raclng.suro y enough," said a man In tho Hold, ns thoy flow 1 past the first quarter polo In 21 seconds, head n andhead.Salvator.lt anything n trifle In Iront. 1 At the end of throo furlongs, which was run In ij 37V. Salvator had halt a length tho host of it, jli and In tho run to tho half, which was covered -II in 19,' seconds, tbo dbtanco was lncrcasod to a longth and a halt Salvntor was dovour- j' lng space llko on express train on a down grade, and oarrlson, going to work j on Tonny, the oryaroso, ".Salvator walks in." j At the end of flvo furlongs, which was tlckod r off in 1:02s', Salvator was two lengths In the It van, and when tho three-quarter pole was j passod In 1:U,V, thero was no chance save that i) Garrison had drawn his whip ana was using it jj vigorously on Tenny's sides. It was In vain, j) though, as Salvator's long, sweeping stilde ap- i peared Invincible, and when the sovon furlongs bad been travorsod in 1:27J, and Salvator's ft lead romalnod tbo same, evon Tonny's most sanguine admlrors gavo up hope. The time i for tho mile waa l::l".',, or oinml to Ton llroock's record made on a specially protmred track with but 110 pounds up, and Salvator was Jtlll roaster of the situation by two lengths. i larrlson now changed bis whip to bis left bund and went at Tenny with tho fury of a i madman. The mile and a furlong, which I was run In 1:M'. a quarter of a sec- i ond better than Terra Cottn's famous i record for that distance, saw Salvator still t lending by two lengths. Garrison was now I riding with demoniacal fury, plying whin and spur until tho torture must havo boenoxcru- J elating. Murphy, who became n trifle anxious at the top ot tho stretch, now looked over his I shoulder tor Tenny, and he saw something that i mado blm sit down and ride as though his Ufa j depended on the outcome. Tenny was toarlns down upon him at a pnoe that was appalling. i the hooded boad shooting backward and for- I ward with dazzling rapidity, and at every I bound Salvator a lead was bolng reduced. Foot fi by foot Tenny closed the gap both jookoys aiding their mounts to tho utmost, and the I whole assemblage, wild with excitement, shrieked the nnmes of tholr favorites: "Tenny f winsl" "Salvator wins I" Would Tenny est up? t was the momentous nueMtion. No, tho dls- tnnco wns too short, aud, nmld the groatost ex- cltoment Imaginable Halvntor lantod long t enough to win br a head. Tonny's burst ot Epeed In that final seventy-five yards will never t o forgotten by tbo-e who were fortunate i enough to witness the rare It was marvel- lous, and surpassed anything over soun on any j course heretofore There was great applause when the tlmo, 2:05, was hung out, and Ihe throng, closing around the colls, bestowed their praises impartially, lloth Onrrleon aud I Murphy were exhausted, the former bolnc U scarcely nblo to speak. Mr, 1'ulslfer was halt 1 way up tbo strotch when the raco wns run, and I when Tenny wont up so flint nt the end f Jimmy Hone and doens of 1'ulMfer's friends 1 wero conlldont that 'leuny hnd won. They crowded around the Western sportsman and f wrung his hnnds, 1'ulslfer wns u proud man, nnd to.irs glistened In his ores as he said: I They thought they bad an easy thing, didn't thoy? Hut they dldu't," it was n sad uwak enlng to have Murphy's nnmo hoisted on the jockey board, Mr. 1'ulslfer hud no excuse to make for his defeat, but horo Is one thnt ha could nnd should make, and ono which nrob- f.blv lost blm tho laeo Tho 1mm where 'Penny s stabled Is at the head of Ihe strotch nnd just outside ihe rail Tenny deserve his reputa tion as n rogue, nnd he undoubtedly miked nil the wny nround tboupier turu. The time of thollnal furlong shown thnt ho ran that tho fastost or nuy othor lu tho rnre.nndno man who saw tho rnco will claim that Tenny w.aild not havo been in front In a dozen n.oro tndtH. balyntor Is ngr.ttid eolt, but Jenny will he it him nt evon weights before tho end of tho pres ent season. Among the iri-t nit. resloil rpee mtorsof the rate WR4 Mr hnrle Ha-weh. u civil engineer of thN o.tt "I," i-ivviin great match rnco between Kelip-e and Henry in 111. This Isnsummnryof tl,e tnce Match, Vu sich. half rritit t-i Oij added hi th club, oueuilleaudaipurltr J. H llsgjlnsch c faJijior i by Prime hirlle- ballna. WJIJ Murthi I V. 1, Pulslfer s b. c lennr I' i.urrl.on) a I nn. Poit llettlng-l'lv" t on ralrntrr. u to f against Tenny Mutual 4'd t'v-' As to tho otl.nr in.'os (Inrnldino won the openlngotent I" hollow -.tile, nnd i.oiils hlu art's gooiMobl.ltigeolt I'lenleker inmlii short work of his IK 1 1 in tho boooiiiI. CiiKtnwity II, pnekeii up IIM jotindtaud won the third n a tuilo nnJ a futlotic, ns he pleased In tho very Iast time of i j I lio oillrJ being eoiiilortit ily Inrgn aga nnl liriu. ht, furl" etnrlod In this event, out. nlthough he looked won. bo died away to nothing at Ihe aud of miwii fur. iougp. 1 lttleJIm capturod the nil Iii rare at n lulls. f'ir vihleli Jiiiy Wni.lrufT wu- played very heavily, Thou Trlttu. boat ion in u driving Unish for tho hm rs in th s xtli, whllo J'alci n tltet t'.eta'ent Ly winning iho last race o er the gra-scoiirn It was a day of triumph for th.it popular jockey. Ueorge Tailor, who rode four nlnnai atitialvliOO, A'aailifiJaer. WlU? iiilit ".lii.Vall

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if a con. Carat ran In the opening dib. but the i h old follow was never prominent. I TIIK FIRST BACK. I f fleraldlne and Worth were In front when the S fan dropped, nnd they ninrle the running In 8 close ordor to the eap nt th wood, when Vol- JJ iinlcer. 1'oteri.borouRlt. nnd roiisln .loema J ibowed the most prominent of tho others. In J il the urn home Clernldlne came awny with tho j S ulmoat enso nnd won hnmla down by two oncthB and ft tmlf, Worth was. sei-ond lothe II jiniii hiindiodyard. wht-re ho etoppo'l hadlv. ll nnd Volunteor cotnlnz, strong, secured tho f place by u nuok. Tboothorswerobudlystrung i B out. X Hrsptattiof flleaeh, witht'M .M'l for ttir 0 jttr'iis. iu to tech i na to tliirdi futurity 5 ia"lea Milt tortnl eh m OeraMlne. by Ortn- 1 nead-CoueHl lem InS .Tailor) I I r iieihnrden if Volunteer, n II" iHerieiu U A K Maleoliech r Worth j'i (Tsral. a 1 Han Clochs DiaMo. M. John, llrnrle M (llorr. Var I I tft vueen of Trumps Cousin Jeeuie, I'eiereooroufli, 1 I iieiwood, and Eurus also ran I Tlioe, I 10.. J p font nettlne-FIato4oii uernl.llne aselnst Worth, B Ran Cloche, volunteer eaih Biol. Iilaolo. uracle m. i r esehlltol Helwiiod ."ll Is I ln'ieliiJeiras.!l& tn I 9 Furus, tilnrr. eaih to I. Pelereboronsh, w Ij I. B I Oiieen of Trumps N lo I st John, no to I. V sides, I luutoi. iiutuirAiamt. n.ii. iu.i J TIIK SECOND RACK. J Early Blossom, Versatile. Hoodlum, and An- i i nle worn away In front, hut In the run to tho B woods Bermuda hendod MoCormlok's llllv and E begun to I'rnw out. Ho wns instantly followed S by Morris's Imported filly, Ilntriguante. nnd ffl tlio big colt, Picnicker. In the run noma H jPlenlcker proved loo much lor hlsopionqnts. B I and won handily by two lengths from llor- I ;f muds, who boat 1,'Intrlgunnlon length tor tbe a ,1 place. Tho favorite was lost In tho ruck. 1 '1 iweetistakes for two year oldest KO each, with 1750 B I added. e,iuttoeecoiid.andA"Ul!ilrdi nve fnrlonira. Lewie Stuart's b r. ricknlcker. by Mr. Flckwlck- 2 i Miamroek. luil (Taylorl 1 I rti(irMn'o. o. Iifrmuda. 113 (Anilrtoni J I J. A A. II lnrrl elk f. Imp. t liurluin. lui (r. i 1 MltldlddlL J fi ttriatlie, Ksrly liloinam. Ftrtfin. nnl. Illnln- H oll. Iloudium, Uoldtttp. nd Krfrollon filly alio rn. ift n ,fl Pnit ntllnr-glnt llnflr llloMm. 7 to R; Btrmn- IS in. ll In Ai I. Intrisusnia nnd I'lenloker. eh to II m lioo'lliim. I Mo I, sirnisom nnd Ktninsold. en i to 1 B I Hlr.ctloti filly, W to It frtll. "toll Aonle.J fl In I. l.oliUtep, WJ to I MutuU ptld 07.4. Ui M, i 19 iun 3 Tnr. Tmnn hace. Olpsy Queen. Thoodoslus. nnd Dollnda wero I 8 Ihn ieailoie at tun stmt In tho handicap at .a 10 mile nnd a furlonc. (Ilosy (Jueon led nt tho nnnrtor bv two loncihs. with 'Ihoodoslus. Bl Cnstnwrty II., unci llollndn tho most prominent If ol Hi" olhor". Ciistnwiiy II. tnotod up to Olpsy IS ouoen Intlio bacKftrolch. and as they awunit 'K for ilio i un homo, tho llror.klrn Hnndlcan wln- H nor ilrott out. followed by MltiERiird and Theo- II doBlus. CiiRlawiiyll.nlmiTi) bnd tho best ollt. fl and won rleiTl by a loncth fiom hluuirnrd. A n ho bout '1 hoodoslus six, lonths for tho place. it Tho tlniu. Lot'., Is tory fast. 1 llndlci weei.tk lor thru yur-oMi nd np f Karl. l.isrli with tl.iMi addtil of which JM to ,1 tri'ind anl nioto tliirdi one nilla and afurlonir if Beifrwuk Ml.lb c Callaway II 4. by OutcMI- K I ncv f.inlo. W4 (T.iral! il' n D Wllbeu'ilr a Mnavaril. 4. ItOICIayinn). 2 l V II llyan'ach t llitodo.lui. B l (4. Covlugipnl U llfck, I'alliam. Ktnwmd llpiy tutlk Magara, J Btlluda, and M Carlo alao ran if run I 'il'j, V I'oalBattlnif-AltlnttM Curio. Vkjto li Deck. 4 to J: il Prllmla. A io 1 i iil II. Kumood. aarh u to 1 Palliain tOMI Mairarn. hlnraard enili Utoli OIBiy t; gnteii .flto I, Ttirodoilna,iAlto 1 Mutualipald Mo IS. tu to. UJ-i- t tiif riFTH nArr. Ithf riFTH nArr. Dnlsy Woodruff nnd Shototor wore In front whon Iho line dropped, and ihoy nt onco besan raclnn each otbor to cipnth. drawins nwnr from tho Hold at evnry strido. At the cjunrtor tboy wore thruoIi'PEthsIn fiont of tho ontlro Hold, and nt tho half llioro was no chaneo. but tho pace killfil tho pair nt the bond of tho etrotch. nnd l.lltlo.llm. who was rlddon ory patiently by '1 nylor. canio on at IiIh pbho and won by a lenitth nnd a half from horronto. who bent Dnrrlftor. who enmo tory faBt at tho end. throo-iiuartors ol a loncth for the placo. puraw 7"i". of which $l.r toatcondaod (&o to third, tlllna- nllowain-ia one lull J rlilrldna rli h 1 lltla Jim, 5, by Eollin Retreat. (iiiraiort t 0. ttaltinUMndi o.Kirrruto.4 II7(Hrn) J tceulortilalilach n. Ilrrltr. 5. ill iThomraonl. .1 HiraiMiie. t aapar, PaUrlan Pally WoodroT IMIIIam Pair Jr. Ilniue a Lannei. Tattlar, MioloTar. lotion, and dam Wood alio ran. Tim, nil 4.S Poat nnllnr-Aitaliiat I)ali Woodruff. 7 to r: I.lttla Jim. Tattler, each 4 to I f am Wood. 7 to 1 flyraense, Bliotovrr, Sorrento, each P to 1; Rtuiiela, IMIIIam Pair. Jr.. each 1 lo I Lanna. Lotion, lialayrlan, each '.tilol, Caipar Harrliter. each 30 to 1. Uutuala paid f4J.4dtl5ou.W7K3 THE BITTn RACE. Charley Droux was the leader nt the start, nnd colnc away In tho first quarter the llght wolght lod by three lengtee. Un tbo lower turn, howoter. Tnrneon went up very fait and took command of alTalre Up tho backstretch ho looked like n winner, but on tho upper turn a nil passed Dreux. nnd there wasn't a leneth j II between TnrnBon, Trletan, Yad. and Jlonlncuo ;S S'llt when they wore Bqunred away for home. Trls--I ikl tnn soon settled matters, thoiiah. bydrawine vl A- out, and. although hard prossed by i.on. he L'lfi won by two lougihs. Hereon easing Eon when )S S ho saw that he could not win. Churley Dreux 3 Sjij Wns third. tl Ll Handicap aweapnakra of 825 each, with St WO add II tw ed KJSiitoaecond and Clou to third, mho and Ihrea i Ml I, Stuart's b t. TrUtan, 5, by OlineU LaTrarlata, tl El II5(W llavward, Jr I 1 w ill Dwrer Hroiher o Kon 4 ljo (Hersen) 3 tl IK Baniapo btable'a cli h. Charley Dreux, loo (II. Cor li U Montaiiba and Tarason alio ran 11 f) lime i 21 -J 5 I m rout nettlnir Aialnat Taraon H to 1 TrUtan. Kon, H s to I each linluu, 3 to I: l harley Dreux, 15 to 1. Cf tlutnalipaldflKKU, 1I'A(I'105 j- TIIK 8KVBNT1! nACB. It The striking fonturo of tho Inst race, a run of i'Mf cno nillo and thrco-slxlooDths over tho erase, I ll1 was the persistency with which ihefntorito. li; ff Now or Nov or. ridtton by Hamilton, remained l'f at tho tall of tho procession, while Philander. 3 l.sijulmuu, Fulcon, nnd Taragnn fought tho j raco out. I aicon won the rnco by half n I length, 'larogon xocond, two lengths In front 3 of hsqulmau. third. IJr Illill.weUlithanillcitpiweenstaVei of t20each. with M tl.'UO niMed 3:5 io "econd and tlou to third, mil Bff and Ihree-ilxteentha, on torf. (U Ornme Mulih'a hik. h Falcon, s, by Falaetto Molly jTf' Wool 114 (Taylor) t si, O. It Toinpkiui.'a ch. h Tarafon. a. 127(Stotal) u V L Mehrlmcha b li Krjuliimu, a, 123 iHeacan) ....1 1$ hemour rtillander Ulackthoro. Koyat Oarter, and If UH or ever alio ran lit Tlmo, 2 03. 'At Toit llrttlnu Five to lonNnw or Never- atatnit Be v Jfafj niour, 4 In 1 IQtilniau, 5 to 1 tulcolk Tarajon each ;KJ Klo I, Philander, into ll Royal darler, 15 to I Black Hiorn, Ullol. Mutuala raid $05 45, 111)20, p.i-0. To.Daj'i Grand Card. Wi Three Important races are on the pro- jj j ffrnmmo for Shoopshend Day the Bprlns tK, Btakos lor two-year-olds, theBwlft Stakes for tT thrco-) ear-olds, and tho Coney Island Cup. ."If; j Tho quality of tho horses announced as proba- ltL blosiattors, InsurcB excollent eport and line ifti llebln to soloct winners from. Ambulnnco and 1J$., SIIss Hansom may capture first and second jjt'Ja monoy In tho Spring Stakes, Cbesnpoake and yi1 IteclHra nro nbnul fast enough to carry off the honors In the Swift Stnkoi, and Flrenzl and i 'Swi rn.slus will bo apt to make a close clutch for t 'Mil tho Cup, Tor the opening race, Chomlse m' nml Dototeo will probably catch the eye In j Elf front at tho finish Longstreet and Henorlta j ffi will make n hustling raco In tho handicap S WE'. swoenstal.es, und Wilfred and Bt, Luke may j a'M flight It out In the hoavy vtelgat handicap. r Hrl Race-Seeptakeof SJOracU with 1730 added, Iffr ona mile, lilt Jiirsler HHiniid us CjS llulanjee liMCl.enllaa lu Sit Ithono IIM lima II. 0J fill; Fit IK Devotee ol Slf) Worth "7 Feierboroogb 03 Ijlfi Kenxi'Od. 07 Flora llau Ka $Jf- Necoud Race sprllilt Stakel for two-year olds, at 150 j(j eacli, with f l,."tu added; three quartera of a mile. efft Ambulance 1J2IMIM llamora 115 jaiyi hirnthnieath 11". Fairy 115 jj.jjl lAloica 1151 IlSiff! Third Race The Swift Rtakei, for three rear-otda. at KHv f' etctk with 91,350 added, eevrn forlougs. ilUr ciril Kerrlce. no nr.IIelmulh IIS ft)) Keclnre 114 Rancocaa IIS !iHi MrJolm II.' Cbetapeaka 107 (Mi Tulla Ulackburn IH Fnxmed 1117 raradox 110 Bibelot Icu tT? 1-ccola lolt 107 Miaa Delia IOJ H Jeraey I'at 107 Cornelia 103 itjti' uramte 107 Utile EUa ....103 I Imi' Fernwood 107 f jE.y roorlhltaee The Coney laland Cup. for three year Vf aula and upward, at $0u each, with (I,ouO added i one III toll and a half, i ,imj Flrenrl inlBlr nixon US ;;KJ Camlue USTeaTray lid j B Admiral tuMately 103 IjB Fifth Raca-llandlcapiweepetakM at f.'Seacti, wlib j aHH fl,2'Aadded; uilie and a quarter, 91 Lontaireet. Ildistockton 107 I Hrnurlia nil Ma Sixth Raoe lllth wHght handicap aweepitakei at M JE ach.wltn $l,UAiaddid. mil and three furlungi on turf. i JJffi Phlloaophy i85Wllfred 125 Iftl Mr Plioii I u jjiileck 113 1 bt Luke IL5 jgj 21IIC nVNXKHH AT CUICdOO. tm W i'lrat nnd r4eennd CUotcn Horses Win A 'In Jllic Hot on Teony. )h Cmrir.n. June '.'5. The talent ma the Iotitii f abort b liorsca nraryto-da) at Washliu'ion Fark by aMectlnic ft h tan fucceaiful farorltei. and lit the renuinlnK racea (i m followed up their luck by the vlctorlea of four atrona Bl aecond choice honea The Tenny and halrator rare ii 1 aroiiaed treat Ihtrreat as J fuel wai addtd to the nam K It by Jamei Murphy, once u partner of Tenny's owner, jf bettlncHonkmakerOeorro Wheelock HHUXlto 512UO ;y that Ihe ton of Rayon d'Or would win A pure raco at one mile opened the day'a raclnr here ralliade, a 3 I,, tu I on favorite won cleverly by a length from Blarney Sione Jr, Kuiurla third Time I 4Uk Iheeecond race a purre for two yearolda. five for. i lonEi, had fix atartera Mnemau wae the favorite at 3 to I. lie won b a ahort head afler a rattling tlnilh j with Hurr Cooper Harry nay wat third Tlmfcl.iU- t A lian'llcapaweepitake. for three yearolda andup- il ward one mllo audahair had afleldnf aeven, ilypo- 13 erlte waa the fatorlla but ahe wal eaally beaten oy If Monlta. Oultiound waa third, alennhorf. Time, 3 JK, Theaelllng iitirae at nine furloove had nine atarlera. V Boaa waa backed down until he became the favorite, but third wai the beat he could do. Clamor wlnnlnrloa canter by a length from Oriole, the fttorlt cemlug In third Time, I Mkt I The purae for three yearolda, one mlla and a alx. teenth. cloied the day'a racing Three alarted. Craw. fiih waa a hot favorite but Flyaway, who hat two very ladltta, mauared tolait the raco onL winning eauly kit leagth. Caaio caiao lu thud. Tune, I AuM. HEWB Or TUB JlAILJtOADS. Irfitest iBfarmaitlnn of Iaterest frost All Qnnrters. A row In tho Passenger Committee ot tho Trunk Line Association has resulted In tho I discharge ot Ilonry Hyns. superintendent for Mnnacor Donne of the Immigrant Clearing j HoiiFO. on Iho floor of the liargo OfTloe. A sub I committee, with Assistant Genoral I'assenger Agent lloyd or tho ronnsylvanln Ilallroad os Chairman, was appointed to Investigate charges thnt wero proforred against Mr. Hyns of receiving money from tho Lehigh Valley, Union I'aclllo. and Wisconsin Central for In fluencing buslnossover thoso roads. "Nick" Muller, Jr.. collocted tbo obnrges from eevornl Btroot agents. None ol those agonts appeared before the sub-commlttce. nor did Muller. Muller has lost n good doal Blnco tho indi vidual agonts of tho railroads have been phut off from tho floor of tho Ilargo (Jfllco. Ilyns wnabarrlortotho First ward men, although nothing was to be gnlnod by getting rid of him. The Pasaenaor Committee contlcted the I).. Ij. nnd W. nnd the O. nnrl W. Itallronds of paying heavy commissions to secure business, nud these roads assbrtod that Hyns bad nrnc tlcallyboen receiving commissions, nnd the Clearing Houso needod to purity Itself. The charge provokod tho Pennsylvania and liew York Central representatives, who had always worn that ihoy wore abote eusolclon. nnd lur. Ilyns bnd to go. Mr. Ilyns hnu boon In tho flerrlcepf Iho Clear ing Houso elnoo It was organlrod In 18HS. and Is considered a vnlnablo man, because be baa t'Oinmnnd of a good many languages. He was about C'ostlo Onrdou In tho service of tho trie nnd Lnckawannn mnny yoara prior to lHrn. lie has rocohed Beveral oITers since his expulsion. It now looks ns If an underBtnndlng to eeae roto wars would bo reached soon ntnong nil the Iirlnelpnl rallioads In tho, Houthwost. The AtrhlBon and Missouri I'nclfJe llallrond have bad conierenoea for several days, lesterdny Chairman Magoun of tlm Atchison Hoard of Diroctors bnd a conference wllh l'resldent II. K. hnosof the Mlsiourl. Kansas and 'letns. They turned affairs over to tho rannitglng olll cinls of those roads, who will moot in bt. Lotils In a few days and arrange dotalls. A director of the M.. K. nnd 'J', said yoslorday that ritto wars in tbo Southwest nre nown Ihlngof tbo rnrt. There will probably be n division of ter ritory. Thore was n largo nttondnnce yesterday at tho nnnunl convention ol the Internationa As Boolntlon of Car Aceountnnts nt tho Hotel llrunRWick. I- M. llorton of tho Illinois Con trnl Ilallroad. tho nowly-oleciod l'roslilent of tho association, was In the chair. Thoothor odloorn elected worn: C. II. Lwings. ow York Contrnl. Moo-rrosldent: H. 1. bochrlst of tho (Uncial Jtailirau nnd i'umiiniciil fruiiif. fcocro tnry: nnd M. C. Trout. Toledo nnd Ohio Con trnl. Tronsuror. 'J'hero wns a discussion on demurrage, and dotontlon of foroign cars. In which A. 1). Pen fold nnd 1). W. Jlooar look part. Tho conven tion tlnlsliod much of Its business yesterday. Two oxonrelons havo boon orrangod lor to day nnd to-morrow. Some time Blnco Simon Hothschlld, the owner of 110 nasi duo coupons of Iho Douvorond lilo Uratidn Western Hallway Compnny. brotiKht ult itgolnst tho HloOrnndo Wostorn Ilnllwny Company to cover tho nmount of i-nld foupoiiB. Tho BUlt wns brought notwithstanding tho facts that reorganisation had been porfoctod. bvihotermBof which tlio bondholders gen erally nccopted n 4 per cont. bond, and that the bonds sued upon woro tho bonds of tho old company. An nttni-hmout was obmlnod ngnlust tho proporty of tho company In this State. A domurror wns lntorposod on bohnlf of the rail way company on tho grounds that tho plain tiff's comrlnlPt sot forth a cnuso of nctlon on which the defendant was liable. The demur rer was argued boforo Judgo ratternon of the Mipreme Court by William f-trnuss for tho bondholder nnd by Thnodoro II. Sleyer for Iho company. A decision has just boen rondored sustaining tho boudholdor nnd overruling the demurrer of tho railway compnny. Tho de fendant, having mistaken tho law of tho case, lias been permitted, upon Iho payment of all costs In the notion, to withdraw bis domurror and to put in an answer to tho complaint. The Baltimore and Ohio Unllrond Ilollef De partment has lFsued Its statement for April last. The receipts were f.ll.miO: disburse ments, $81,190. Aggregate amount of benotllB paid by the relief denartmnt iroui May 1. 1B80. to April 30. 1H9U. 8 $2 281.734. Tho stockholders of the NaMivlllo. Chatta nooga nnd St. Louis Hallway met yesterday in Natdivllle and rntllled the ourchnso of tbo Ten nessee and Coosa llallrond. They also author ized the completion of the road ns well ns tho construction of the Jasper branch of the Nash ville, Chattanooga nnd St. LoulB Kailwiiy. The nmount to bo expended by the company Is 1. 75i).00(i. Tho ronds will bo completed by the first of next Jauuary. The Wagner Pnlace Car Company has ap pointed those conductors, with runs to Hnni togn and tho Thousand Islands: C. I). Dean, H. II. ClU'smnn. K. A. Ackerman. N. J. Clark, W. C. Aldrich, nnd K. M. Doaumout, These freight engineers of tho New York Central hnve lust been promoted to pnssenger runs: KdwaruHulsapplo. William l'.lgney. and Jamos Kolley. They stand extra. Tho newbrakemon appolntod bv the Penn sylvania Ilallroad me ll Lynch, It. hulllvan, J. Holt. 13. Dugun, and J. Mansberger. Tbo Central Hallroad of Now Jersey has just completod In Its Jersey City yard ft reservoir for suppliiiic Its onrs with tho l'lntsch system of gus.Hith which all of them nre to be lighted. Tbo Central of New Jersey hns opened a new frflght and pnssenger station nt Wilkosbarre, wltn .1. 1. Custer lu ihnrgo an agont. Tho organisation of the new Independont Order of Hnllway Conductors hns nrnusod u livoly discussion among tralnmon. Those who remain In the old Order of Hallway Conductors fny that tliesocederrt ropreent nvocy small hnndful, and that they will fall to porsuado tbo majority of tbo l.nstern men to join them. Some of the L'nstern conductors hnve become disgusted with associations In ccnernl. The Independont Order makeB the tilth ot the kind. FI. C. Maguirn has been put In charge of tbn Caiflklll ngoncy ot the Wagner Company, with nn otllco at l'hirnicla. botween tho Grand Ho tel stntion and Knatorsklll. Hy bolng on tho ground he will be able to arrange for addi tional cars at any moment. II. Mather, freight conductor on Ibe New York (.antral, has been put In chnrge of a Croton local passenger train. Charlni V. Un dorwood nnd William L. Todd, who had locals, now have through runs. A noticeable Improvement in nil the freight -yards of iho New York Centrnl In this city is tlio planting ot flowei beds and grass plots about the buildings. Tho statement of the business of all linos of Ihe Pennsylvania llallrond Company ea-t of Pittsburgh and Kris for May, 1890. ascompnred wllh the name month In 18H', shows nnlnorease In gross ournlngs of 1 403,223, an Increase In ox penses of $42u.'J34. n decroaso In not earnings ot $12,711. The live mouths of 18'JO. as com pared vvlth tho same period of 1889, snows an Increase ot gross earnings of $2,71iJ.29u. an in crease in exponses of $2,437,718. an Increase in net earnings of $27fi.o72. All lines west of Pittsburgh and I.rlo for thn five months of 1690 shown surplus over all liabilities of $(14,508, being n gain, as compared with tbo saaie porlod of 1889, of t310,8Ul. A conference was held In Chicago yeeterday between the passengor officials of the roads running from Chicago to tho Ohio lliver and thoie of the lines south ot the river. with aviaw to forming nn agreement in regard to through passenger business. It is probable that a now nssoi'lntion will bo formed to embrace the ter ritory between Chicago nnd Southern points. In the Federal Court. Chicago, yesterday. Judgo lllodgelt rendered his decision In tho case of the United States against certain oxecu tlv o onlcors of the Michigan Central railroad for violating tho Intor-Stato Commorco law In carrying grain from Chicago to New York nt cut rates. Messrs. Nichols and Homers were found not guilty and wore dlsoharged, nnd Agent Street wbb lined t.l.OOO. and sixty days woro given In which to pay his line. National Editorial Association, Boston', June 25. At tho session of the Na tional Editorial Association to-day Col. Charles II. Taylor of tbo Ilostoa (Hole. I'rosldtntof tho Hoston Press Club, read a very entertaining paper on "American Journalism," The speaker detended newspapers against the charge of sensationalism, nnd arguod In support of his proposition that journalists should be more dignified, nnd that thore should bo an and of facetious Insinuations upon tho Impecunious condition of the editorial profession. The re lations of the editor with the business manager were discussed. Tho editor must make a paper that the business manager can soil, and each must learn from tho other. The Committee on Credentials reported Iroeant 247 delogatas from 42 organizations, .tike v llcox of Colorado was appointed As sistant Itocordlng Secretary. Wm. I I'abor of the Mar. Orand Junction, CoL. read a poem entitled "Open ths Gate; a Message from the Mountains." George O. Waanburn of Illyrla. Ohio, road a paper on Tho Experience of the Country Editor." Fashed Overboard by (he Crowd and Ilrovraad, Anillo FernaMonr, 13 jean old, of Sllirark alraet while attempting to enter the free bath at the foot of Poena etreet yeeterdar, waa pnahed overboard by the crowd and drowaed. The body wa recovered. J PAMLICO DOWNS ANDANTE. A. OAltB BATTLK HKTtTBK TUB TOVtfO ItlllKli AT UIKHTBn OAK PABK. Jlrntsy flolden ITade Ootid Thlmt thfll0 Cln.s with reri.ntlit-rinsU Trejl. to a New Beeord-O. T. JUs Hlralnht Ha .Is, nARTTORD. June 25,-Ther wa a faster track for the flyers at Charter Oak Pnrk this afternoon, nnd they improved the opportunity to earn new reoords, especially In the first two ovents. where nil the heat winners cut down the marks they had held before. The duel between Tamllco and Andante In the 2:27 class was intorostlng. ns both nre sUtllons, and therefore sent to win If possible. Pamlico orrlod the bulk of tho money In tho pool box. but Andnnto gnvo him the best race li has had In Ills turf careor. securing one heat In tho fn'tost tlmo of the five trotted. An aecldont to the chestnut horse In the deciding hent Infurod his chancos.for ho caught his foot, bending tho shoe nnd broaiclns; a piece from the hoof. This threw him off his balance and enabled Tamllco to win moro easily than ho would othorwlso hnve done. Jnmos Golden brought out a seoond winner in l'enrnnught, who wns Quito the best of tho 2:20 class, and equal to a mile In 2:18 If it bad been necessary. Tlush dropped Into the 20 list with n record of 2:104 In tho first heat, nnd forced tho favorite out In tke same tlmo. Tho next hent Golden Hod also showed his ability to beat 2:20. when he drovo Fear nought along In 3:19 for the third heat. Fommo Bole, tho maro reoently sold by Wil liam Itocknfollor and now owned by Jacob HupportolNow York, made her ilrst appear ance Inn race and had a lot of speed, but wns unable to sustain the rapid pneo set by the others. The 2:33 class war concodod to the Hublngor Brothers' fast gelding C. T. L.. who won In straight heats, but wns compelled to boat his reoord In the second heat by the spoedy four-voar-old mnro FannySwope. The twelve boats that mado up the afternoon's Bport were disposed of ns quickly ns practica ble, nnd thoro wero few delays. Arthur lien son of Brooklyn, who has boon In Ibe stand hero for many yenrs. was one of tho jndgos. while C. K. Drow again startod tho horsos. Though there was tho prospect of a good race In the 2 27 class, Pamlico was rated so highly thai the talent plavod hlin while tho short end buyers Insted. Tho tltst heat was nut particularly interesting, as Pamlico made no movo lor li, and Honor H. had it her own wnv from tho Ilrst turn. Ilnlshlng In 2:20'. Pumlino lontrnllod the market at $50 to $12 bo foro the Bocoud heat, and lot no time in going to tho front. Andnnto was in pursuit, but not very Biendy. and tbo bay stallion enmo on With out a mMako and led hy a length In 2:23',. Pnol9 wero $50 to $fl on Pamlico nfier lliat. and when ho ngnln boat Andnnto In the third hont, going cnslly In 2:22',. while tbo ohoslnut stal lion mndo n skip or two. ibero was no further opposition to his chancos for victory. Tho fourth heat was onoa moro a battlo betweon the young slrea nnd Pamlico was leading till below tho distance, whon bo made a dozen wild leaps before Goldsmith got him levol. Meantime Andante was trotting fast and won the hent by half a length in 2;20),. 'this was bo fiiet a penormanco that the field huyois took courage nnd resumed betting against Pamlico at $2 5 to $100 for the latter. The fifth heat ended mattors. however, for Andante wns thrown oft his etride. by catching In his boot, and l nmllco. alter leading by noarly a dlstnnce. slowed up to n walk In 2:21. 2 T clean, purae fKO. ramlloo. uy vieander (Ooldarolth) 113 1 An'lante (llrownl a a 2 J 3 Honey U (Snyder) J, J J AbbleV (turner) S S 8 3 8 Tlme-J:ii". J 2SX. 2U:i 2 SO. 3:24. For tho 2:20 class thore was a rush to back Fearnaugbt at $100. Femme 8olo $20. Plush. $1.1. Oolden Hod $14. with the favorite nut out for the Ilrst heat I lush and 1 emmo r-olo had n brush to tho quarter In 84 seconds. On tho backstretch Plush drew away and. after going to the half in 1-08 Mulshed with Borne thing to spare In 2:19''. Kemmo h'ole getting tired and lalllngbock to last place. Itwossilll Fonrnaught's rnco. however, nnd. with pools $JV0to $lii on him. he beat Plush from the third nunrtor of the second hoot nnd slowed up at the finish In 2:19). There waa $50 to $10 on tho Hoston crack, and nfter a livoly conto't with Golden Hod he secured tho third host in 2:19. n quarter ot a seoond below his previous record. As they went awny for the fourth heat the -ptfng of the bell caught, and lust ns tttnrt or lirew said "Go." the recall rung. Tho horses kept on, and Fcamaoght again boat the Alcyone gelding in 2 :21 V Femme bole was so tired that ebe did get Inside the flag, but the ringing of tho bell saved her asdlatitncels waived under those circumstances. 2 211 claaa. puree $Xl Fearnansht. by MraUht Flcah (Ooldenk 3 111 I'luali (Ooldamlth) 1 3SS Uolden Koil( Donald) D 8 2 3 emmesole (llarrlnirtonl 4 4 4 4 Tlme-J:lU. 2 18X. 2:10, 2.2IJ4-. There Is nothing to be said about the third race for 2:23 trotters oxcept that C. T. L. was fiivorlto at $50 to $20, nnd was never headed In nny part of the ruce. 2 Ucla,pnre KH C T I., by .en. Withers (8mlth) t I 1 l-nnnlrBv. ope ll) .Sell). 2 2 Hugo II it'nruenter) 8 a a t'uasle ll.ewni) 4 3 ril(illl.au) 4 S 4 nation iiierrlnmon) Jr. Ur Jlilleriyuintoii) die. Tline-2I24, 2 21. 2 28. For tho third day's programme the 2:24 and 2:3U classes are down for declclon. Trotllnc la lVllltesbarre. Witaavaaaaa, June 2S Ths Irota at Weat Side fark w ere attended ty no leu than luuo rerions tbie after noon, and It waa H o'clock this eTenlhr when tbe last heat waa trotted. In tho 2.24 clan Camilla won ths aecond. third, and fourth heata, time. 3'33t 2 S2t 2 H'l, JU4. Orand R.. eecond. and Pickerman third. In the 2.30 clana Kdna V won the race In threa ttrolgtit heme Tlme1 4i. 2.40, and 2t44 Fred 1'rllchard aerond. lillrette and Ike Stewartdlatanceil. Ihe event of the day waa Ihe .'HI data. Klx hotly contiated heata were trotted. Nellie 8 won taking (he tire!, fifth, and alxih heale. William Ues eecond. and lied IJuks third, and Nellie U. ruled out Heat time, 2 3d. Hale or Thoroughbred. I.txif Gin, June 2', Jamce F. MoCann ot this city baa sold to B 8. rickerell, Birmingham, Ala., ths two 5 ear old bay colt by Wllkea Hoy, dam Lltrle, by liar odalmrg ho), for $l,u. Charlea Bachman. Stony ford, N T., hat (old to H H llannu, Cleveland, the bay filly Linnle Vearllnr. by An tonlo. dam Keallty, by rrlncait, for a large price II. C McDowell A ron. Ibis city, havo sold lo Col Hlg glnaon, Maaiachufetta, the tar two-year old colt Flam bord, br Dictator, dam Falmyra. by rrlneepr. and Ihe chen'nut mare Cadenza, aeven Tears, by King He ne, dam Virgil Wllkea by ileorge vtflkea. l'rlre private, but know n to be in the thoueanda McDowell A Bon have aleo ao'd to n. X. Walker ot (olorado ihe bay jearllng nily by king Itene. dam Ulrica Ot Harold. 1 eit-r WllheranooD, Midway, Ry, baa aotd toWllaoD A kin. dy, hmlnence K) ihe bay yearling colt Heron llaoii by 1'arun u llkca, dam I'attle Uestty, by llero ot Ihoradalr, for $1, Mat IXaelBB la Cagland. I.osnrs, June 25. At ths Mewcailla and Ooiforlh I'ark aummer meeting today tbe race for ths North uinberland plats of !,ooo eoverelrne, a handicap tor three-year.olda and upward, two mllea. was won by a neck by J, I.owtber's fouryear-otd rbeitnul colt lloundidltch, by Feter, out of Clarlalma, wttb Col North a four year old cheitnut gelding Royal Afar hy t.eorga rreitertrk. out of North Star, second, three lengtha In front of Archer'e three ysar old brown Hilt Lady Orace. by Energy, out of Jeiler's dam. There vert twelve etartere. 1 lui was the nnt day of the Stockhrldgs meeting Ths racs for the Hockbrldie can. valu B"0 sovereigns, three-quartere of a inlle, wae won by ilr. Ablngton a live ear old cheitnut horae Jugular, by Touchet, out ot Kncbantreei. by ihree quarters sf a neck, with Fir W. Throckmorton a three year old cheataut ally Albertlne, by Albert Victor out of Annette, eecond, asd Mr. Vv, Low a four year old brown colt Napoleon, by Oalo pln, ost ofCruclMr.hr Koa.cruelsn a bad third In the race for lbs Mottlifontplaieot ."toueoverelgna. for two year-old", at rtockbridge, Mr Ablngton's bay or brown colt Nera by Hu Jamee. out ot Kdlth. by Mnnraiter. had a walkover, nootber lions appearing at Ibepoit. New from the lloree World, Donovan, the winner of Inst year's Derby, has broken down while In preparation for the Ascot Gold Cup. I), r. C, Barnes role Tolsom nt the Brook lyn Jpckcy Club s track on May 17 In the race In which Fordnam was ilrst, Kon second, und Gregory third, Hamlet, by IJeger.. has been sold to Albort filmonda for $2,200. Hamlet has twice chnngod hands during tho Kaphas City meeting, being Ilrst purchased by 11, Mover. The lordly chestnut that worked between races yesterday was Bt. Carlo, tho runner-up for the I'uturitr. who la being wound up for tho blgIteall7atlon Ktakes for three-year-olds, to be decided on tbo last day of the bbeeps head Bay meeting. The British Jockey Club met on June 8 and amended the rule as to racing programmes so that It now stands as follows; "There shall bo In eaoh day's programme the following races, to 1111 with live entries for each of them: 111 Two races of u mile or upward. 12) One being neither a handicap, n race In which thore are any sailing oonditlona, norconllnea to two-year-olds: ilils race may be one of the two races speclUed In the lust clause." Killed by a Falllae Ilrlek. Eatnael Ooldflne. aged I yean, was playing la Croat of his boms, 871 Ridge street, last ntfht, when a brick fell from ths root of ths building, which la flvealorlel high, snd etrock blm on lbs head, csDatsg a dspreaaed compound fracture of lbs skull, lis dlea tea mlaulss later at Ooaviraeur lloipllaj. Get The Best Is n good motto to follow In buying n medicine, as well as In everything else, llythe universal satisfaction It has given, nnd by the many re markable cures It has accomplished. Hood a Bnrsaparllla has proven Itself uneoualled for building up and strengthening tho systom. and for all dlsenses arising from, or promoted br. Impure blood. Do not experiment with any un heard of or untried article whloh you nro to tl is "as good as Hood's," but be sure to got only Hood's Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists. $1: six for $3. Prepared by a I. HOOD A CO., Lowell. Mass. $Ot Uosea One Hollar ASBAVLTKn i.Y 1118 HUOF. Klrehnrfer Not Much llnrt by tbe Tonog Mai Who Cnrrlrd a flub In hi Hteeve. George W. KlrcholTer. who Is nearly 70 years old. and keeps a drug store at 35'l Second avenuo. was assaultod there yostetday attor noon by nn unknown ninn. whoso purpose was evidently robbory, nnd who fled when his first blow failed to render the druggist help loss. Jlr. KlrcholTer wa9 nlone In his store at about 4 o'clock whon a man. ap parently about 20 years old nnd ordinarily well dressed, came In nnd, saying that he waB 111, asked the druggist to presorlbo for him. Jlr. Klrohofler told him to step Into tho back room, a small place whero pro scriptions are mado up. nud lod the way thoro himself. Ho Is apparently a feeble old man. and must hnve roomed easy proy tor the thiol. Tho druggist sat down In nt hair when he got Into tho bnck room, nnd the young man was standing In front of hltn. Unddenly tiiedrug elat saw his patient swing his hand from be hind him with some weapon that looked llko a ploco or gas pipe, used club fashion. Instinc tively the druggist throw up hlanrm townrd oil iho blow, nnd rocelvod It with full force ncro's his hand. The guard wns beaten down by tho blow and tho weapon struck his head, but tho force of the blow had beon broken and the ritugglBt. instead of being stunned, bb tho thiol doubtleBsexpectod hltu to be. Bprnng up und nllnmnlaH Ina.l.A 1.1a naanllnnL Ttlfl VOUnfl- nttemptsd toselro his nsxnllant. The voung fellow broko away and dashod outpf iho store, with his club up his sleove. but without his hat. The grocer wlio keop tho store next door, nt therornor of Uwenty-flr-t street, was sitting within, watching tho sidewalk, nnd uno of his boys was standing near the door looking In tho same direction. Both saw the hatloss young man run rapidly past tho store and dlsnppoar around the corner. By the time they had got out on tho sidewalk the fellow bad disap peared, and a momont Inter the druggist Btag geredout of his store cnlllng for help.. Ill" hand was bndly hurt and his head showod whom tho club had struck It, but ho was moro frlghtoned than hurt, and whon a nollcomnn came was ablototell all about tho assault. Tho grocer s bny, nlso, was sure that ho could rooognlre tho young mnn If ho should see him again, nnd this, with thn additional clue of the lint, which was an ordinary derby with tho band stuffed with papor to ranko it lit. mado Iho pnllco think they would have an ensy time cntchlng Iho thief. The dotectlvos of tho Twenty-second street stntion taid thoy knew the gang the fellow belonged to. AX VStATVllAT. SOX. ITe Drives IDs rather to Madness and la nimaelf Churned with Insnnlty. About a week ago Dr. Arthur Du Berceau ot 238 West Twenty-fifth street became so disturbed mentally nt the bad conduct of bis lC-rear-old eon Arthur that his removal to tho Insane pnvll Ion ot Bellevue Hospital was doomed necessary. The boy's behavior has always boen such that no tutor could be got to educato him. Ho is possessod of an unnatural hatred of bis father. Ills malice has generally assumed the form of destruction ot property. On ono occasion ho ruined n lot of his lather's medical books. When taken to task he said tho mischief had been done by a priest who had escaped out of tho window. His fathur.who Is n Roman Cath olic, called upon blm to lubstantlnto bis asser tion by an nth on tho crucifix, and tho lad unhesitatingly porjtirod hlmsolf. Young Du Borcenu got money out of his fnthor by protending to join two Masonlo so cieties, whose duos had to bo paid. Ho also said he had becomo a Protestant, and needed money lo nustaln tho oburch bo went to. When his detected wickedness drove his Inng-suiTor-ing fnthor to liellevue tho lad took advautage of the opportunity to dostroy Dr. Du Bercoau's clothing. Dr. Du Iiercenu recovored his mental balance sufllclently to permit of his discharge on Tues day, and when he dlscovorod what his son bad done In his absence, be concluded that the lad must be Insann. He accordingly had him ar raigned before Justice Hognn In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, and he wns commlttod for examination as to his insanity. Ho acted sullen whon lncarcorated In tho pa vilion which his father had quitted tho day before, but behaved hlmsolf In othor roBpects. Dr. Douglas who furnished the foregoing history of tho case. Is nnt Inclined to think tho lad Irresponsible lor his bad actions Young Du Borcoau, who now t-ays hn doesn't belong to any church. U largo for his ago and iiiaturo onough to be dKslpntod an well as depraved In his peculiar way. A ACUBS1E TOEXr.AnQRniKUIi'S ISLAND And at the Home Tlaue to Save the Harbor From Heine Filled Vp. Simon Btovens addressed a communication to the Commlsloners of the Sinking Fund yes terday. In which ho stated that ho had two cllonts, either ot whom would pay $300,000 for Biker's Island, which he sold to tho city In 1884 for $180,000. But ho. with great dlslnterostod ness. advises that tho city should not soil, and directs the nttontlou of tbe Commissioners to a map of the twelro-foot depth contour lino around the Island nnd to tbo provisions ot a bill he had rassod In 1885 granting to tho city tbe land undorwater and tho rlgbtto 1111 In nnd gain about 400 acres of mndo ground. Tho ex pense of the crib work would be made up by tho difference In towage charges, as Mr. Ste vens's plnn Is to have Iho filling In done with etreet dirt and ashos. The city will not only bo the gainer In the nmount ot land, which will bo worth $2,000,000, but will also get n site for the public buildings on BltickweH'B Island, leaving thnt Island free for pnrk purposos. On It a most beautiful park could bo made, which would be tbe pride of tbe motropolls. Much of the Interest shown by Mr. Stevens In this matter Is duo to the concern he feels nt the destruction ot the harbor by tho dumping ofdirt nnd nsbesln the bay and nt the moutn of the harbor. He notes an Inonnslstonoy In tho city tilling up tbe harbor, while the Cham ber ot Commerce Is calling upon Congress for appropriations to dredge It out, and sayB that It has been suggestod to tbe secretary of War that he shall ask Congress to amend tbe act which gives him supervision of the port, so that bcowb or voBsels that are ongaged In dumping dirt or ashes into tho bay shall be liable to seliura and conllscatlou Instead of a petty line. Mr. btovens makes the recommendation to the Sinking Fund Commissioners that tho Dock Commissioners should bo reiuosted at nn early day to commence the construction of a pier at Hiker's Island, and a crib around It on ths 12-foot contour line, nnd tbo Street Cleaning Department required to mnko the island the dumping ground for its dirt and Bshos. Permission should also be glvon to Srlvnto parties to dump cellar dirt and tbe ibrls of old buildings. The eommunlcatlon was referred to the Comptroller, Typhoid rvrtr In IVatsrbnrw, WATEnDuitT, Conn.. Juno 25. The people of this city are greatly alarmed over the preva lence of typhoid fever, which, It is fearod, will become epidemic. Thirty cases were reported to-day, ana It Is thought that tho disease had Its origin In milk brought to this city from Mlddlebury. The Board ot Health at a recent mooting decided that It would be bettor not to allow nny more Mlddlebury milk to enter the city at presont, and tbo snlt of it has boen Htoppod here, people who inko milk from Farmer Dibble ot Mlddlebury ure down with tbe disease, Among tho Ilrst to bo stricken were City Knelneor Floyd F. Weld nud the children of First Selectman F. J. Brown, A number ot others who lived lit the same neigh botbood wero also taken Iok. an J an Investi gation showed thnt all took milk which enmo from the Dibble farm. Farmer Dlbblo'e hired pian wns taken to tho homitul this woek, nnd hns since died from the disease. Tbe cause of the trouble is thought to be a brook which runs through Mr.Dlbble's yard where thocows drink, and In which the milk pans nnd kettlos are washed. This brook, It is believed, has becomo polluted. Farmer Dibble used to eonl 125 oiiarUot milk here a day, but tbe entire sale has been stopped. Uaurlea Daly Hurprlsed. Maurlos Daly, ths billiard plerer, prepared a tar priislsit night for bli friend. Lawyer Jers VTernberg of Brooklyn, but before ths affair waa over he waa him self very much surprlaed Mr. Daly and a party of friends repaired to Mr. Wernberg-e oftes In Ihe Ar buckle building, to which ther had already nnt a beau tiful parlor mirror. Soon Mr Wernberg budley Kava nagh, and others arrived, Mr Kavauagu carrying along a marvellous! formed eus for presentation to Mr. Daly e ths tnoei worthy ell round repreeentatlvs of the buliard vrtrld. Hash prttintatton was happily mads. A REYOLUTIONARYMEASURE. UIlfOniTT ItRPOItT ON TUB MOPOBBD FllDBHAt, tttBCTIOtl I. AIT, It Interfere With Ihe Powers KxtalnalTely lodged 'With Ihe Hlntea Inordinate and Dangerous rovrera or rJansrrlaora It Will Cost 810.000,000 for Ona Kleellnn. WAsniNOTON, June 25.-Hepre entntlve a B. Bucknlewof Pennsylvania of the Commltloo on the Election of President nnd Vlco-Prosl-dont and Hepresentntlvesln Congross has, on bohnlf of the Democralta mombors of tho com mlttoe, prepared n minority roport In opposi tion to tbo Federal Kloctlon bill. Tho report prosonts nt longth tho objections of tho mi nority to Iho bill which In tholr orlnton de mand consideration and dobato. Among these aro the following: It subjects State elections for Stato officers In a groat monsiiro to Fedoral Interference and control. Although It professodly relates to elections of mombors of Congross only, It does practically nnd In fact roloto to and onornto upon the election of State and local offloers ot various grodos, who are choson at the snnie tlmo with members ot Congress. It interferes with and assumos to domlnnte State authority as to tbo mnnnor of choosing Presidential olectors In tho several States, a power lodgod exclusively with tho States. It mixes Stato and Fodor&l nutbority and power In tho control nnd regulation or popular eleotlons, tho Inevltnblo tendency and effect ot which will be to produce confusion and col lision ot authority and to invito double nnd disputed returnB for llepresontatlvos in Con gress. It Is unnocossnry for tho regulation ot Con cessional eloctlons. because reasnnablo, and In the main nderjuato, provision for such elec tions nre provldod for by Slnte Inws. It Involves enormotiBexpouse to tlio national Treasury. Tho numbor of olectlon precincts In tho United States oACOods GU.U00, and tho outlay under this hill, upon its full npplt catlonlthroughout tbo country, cau bofiurly estimated nt $10,000,000 for ono election. It Is no sufficient answer upon this point to Bay that the Inw mnv not he exooutou lit all thn Congrc-s districts of tho country at the first uonprc-n districts ot too country nt me urai Presidential olectlon, for thn bill Is of univer sal application, nnd tbo Individuals who nro invited to roran torwnrd as applicants tor pub lic employment nnd public monoy will soon bo forthcoming In every district, nnd tho great electioneering force for which the hill provldos will bo glndly accepted by political loaders for tho groat election of 1832 nnd for those which will follow it. Tho roport mnkos nartlctilnr objection to tho ohnngo mado by the bill in tho number of pre cinct supervisors. I, ndor former olectlon in spection acts thero wero to bo two tor each election proclnot, nnd wero divided between polltlcnl purtlos. By Increasing the numbor to tliroo. two of whom may bo of tho enmo politi cal party, nnd conferring upon them tbo juris diction and nutbority contained In this bill, they bocomo at once InstrumontalitlDs for party management and control. The powers of tho district supervisors, says tho report, nro Inordinate, ttnropublli'an, nnd dangerous. What otialillcittlons or illness wilt tboy poBsoss to act as roturnlng officers? What chock will thero be upon the mlsUFoof tholr powors? They are not chosen hy tbo peo ple and aro not directly rospousjblo to thom. For tho grossest dldroirard or violation of Statu laws It will bo contended thoy aro not nmena- blo to punishment In Stato courts or by Stute maglstruteR. and ngnlnst tholr punlshmont in leueral courts admlrablo provisions Ib mndo by this bill. Tho juries that shall try them, whether In dlstrictnr circuit courts, are to bo packed, not to convict but to aoqult them. To theso comparatively Irresponsible officials tho power Is given to make decisive returns to the canvassing Board of the dlstrlots provided for by tho bill. Tho report contends that when tho obscurity of the thirty -eighth section of tbe bill shall be penotratod and tbe formor acta referred to In tt shall bo examined It will appear to be a rad ical obange in the authority for selecting jurors In united States courts. The bill abol ishes tbo ofllco of Jury Commissioner and commits tho selection of jurors wholly to the clerks ot the courts, and these clorks. from tho mode of their appointment, nro almoBt all ot one political party. It will be nulto possible that the jurymen summoned will ngreo politi cally vv Ith tho clerks who select them. The report also makes strong objection to the provision ot tbo bill constituting tho final re turns or elections made by tbe district Board of Canvassers to thn Clerk of tho Houso. as prima facio ovldonco of olectlon rosults. It says: W aro prepared to say that this bill Is unconstitutional, because tho States have not failed to pass laws for the representation of their people In Congress, nor made laws hos tile to such representation and to tho Govern ment of tho t'nltod States In connection there with. On tho contrary, the legislation upon this subject by tho States bns boon apparently enacted in good faith to this Government und to their own poople." En: Aiicixaox o.v bociaz science. lie Give m Hhort T.eaaom In Words Aver. uclnc It 1-3 Letter Kneb. Hanoveb. N. H., June 25. The annual meet ing ot tbo Phi Beta Kappa Socloty of Dart mouth Collego was held this forenoon. The oration was delivered by Edward Atkinson. LL. D ot Boston. Ills subject was Tho In tcrdopendonco ot Mon." In ono part of his ora tion hosnid: If one wishes to bring tbe relations of men which srs covered by this long word "interdependence" fairly before his tnind.lt maybe the beat way to treat ths subject in a few sentences In whloh the average number of letters per wrrl aha!! nut exceed four. Aa I am epeaklng to atudenia who may be acaumed to have ex celled In literary work, I renturo to bring before oa this auggestloii In regard to style Writs or dictate In )our accustomed way, then revise your copv, strike out every long word, and replace It with one or moro abort ones. The effect Is curiuue. What la thin conception of ths Interdependence of men and of nations r VV list are the bcnelloent reeulte which ensue from the elimination or time and distance In the mnduct of commerce? I will try to put this leeon Into very almple norda. Tbla man Uvea on a good bit of land, from which with little labor he can get ablg crop. But he cannot put upon It the ktud of aheep that will yield Ibe sort of wool that he needs to make his clothes of The next mm can dig ore out of the side of a hill, and can dump coal with the ore from the able of the next hill Into a furnace. He can make I Ig Iron with Utile work at low cost, but be can't ralae wool or grow hay Ihe next man can out wood, ho can also put Iron and wood Into tools, and he can put up a mill to grind wheat or to weave wonbnln Oter the way that man lives on it tit of land whers he can grow onl) a Utile wheat! where he can tusks no Iron, bnt where he can ollp wool of the right anrt lo be put lnn Ibe best kind of cloth. Of course tlieee men all swap, eaoh with the other, each geta more of what he wauta than If he tried to be independont" and to do all his own work. Modern science baa shown men how to lay ralla. and to lay wlrca, so that It doce not matter much If the next man la ksa l.ouu. or luisai mltee away When these men swap they are "interdependent" What ahall ba aald of the common sense of tbe men who try to stop them from swapping 1 What kind of money do those men nesdf The beat kind. No one gets money In order to keep It. unless he Is a fool lie gets money tn order to epend It Us wants the I est money that he call get. In order to get ths most out of It What shall bseald uf tbe men who try to force blm to take poor moner in placo of good money r This man wants fish, but he doesn't want to ralchtheilah, he hed rather make shoes. That man wants sbosa, and llksa to llsU What shall be laid of ths common aer.se of the man who sett hlmeeir up as a wife man who lavs, "You bad better make your own ahoee and be Independent. And ou had better catch our own Hall and also be In dependent. If you don't we 11 send a ship of war to stop j ou from swapping Rsh for shoes That le tbe ktnd or work that our members of Congress nnd Henatore are now doing In VV ashlugton. and they are trying to make people believe that such Is the war to he "Independent." I submit this short le'son In aoclal eclenoe as an exam ?le of a style which la not fine writing or of newspaper nillsh. It ll gtrea In 413 words, averaging Shelters each. Cutting; Down Department Katlraatra. The Mrosklyn Board of rstlmats considered yester day the county budget of lsoi The total amount aaked by ths various departments was (2.UM HID, but this win cut don n lo fAli7t',70 The item for Installment of re funded loan waa reduced from fji'UfO to tmuov, and SIM) ouo was allowed for county wards. Instead of Site.. 4 asked for. Thsre waa a marked rut In the ratltnate for the Charltlui Department, and the County Clerk's requisition of pM.Miu u es reduced to lIMixj. Ths Unard Inserted au item of fri.011 to pay for repairs to mo burned work shops at tbe leitlteutlary. Phonographic Companies Consolidated. I'opoHsisriia, June 21 Tho trustees of the New York rbonogrsphla Company and the trustsss of tbs Metro politan rhonograph Company met here to-day and rati fied an agreement entered Into by the trustees of each company for the lonsolidatlon of the two compamea. Tbe name ot the ronlolldated company la the New York Phonograph company ana the trusteee elected for the nrst rear aro John r. Ilalnes John D Cheever. Itlchard Tounley Harris. Noah payle. vv. Seward Webb vvmum rahneitock. and Johu 1- Martin The office of tbs new company will be located hers, Bl'AItKB ritOM TUB TBLBaitdfll. Ths Prssldent will leave Washington on Faturdav morning for Cape May, whero he will remain until Tuesdaj Ths Klllklnney k Kilts lager beer brewery at Moon vllle, N. Y.. was burned yesterdsy morning. It wae a large building, and bad been lu operation about a year. Tbs CongregaUotial church at Ashford. Conn wat struck by lightning yesterday morning and destroyed ll was ons of the oldest sdlOcei to the State. ThewellknoiiClsrendon Hotel. Saratoga Sprints, opsced yesterday for Its second season under the mau agement of Averlll A Urtgory, ths owners, who last year conducted it Banjamln B. Lawrence, a prominent real estate man ot Boston, hat been missing from homo about a week, and It la reared by his friends that he has committed suicide rather than face hla creditors lie la said to owe about t-V) 'i and to hare aald that he would blow hit brains out rather than go into bankruptcy lr William C Woo'.son of Buffalo, committed enlelde lu his father's barn In Niagara rails yesterday after noon by outtlng hit throat wllh a rator He was form srlrnlghi manacer of tts Baltimore and Ohio Tele graph ornos at Buffalo. A wife and three obtldren sur vive. TUt dojlor was addicted to lbs morphias habit. Don't You Know TOM It Ii not ths wMtattr thnt tllli 10 TnfiT lopl and renders thoomnrtt of other until for batlneiti, bur tr imrurHlei cont-lnd therein 7 There are nuttiml rolon in 'l (Me titled llitni-ittisU U Ukei yetri of lime for UrMure to render InerL Can 70a ot Ilciaort that are frra from the' potM.nous clement without partnir fabnto.it lirtcai for them? Pinur the aTjr dealer can't niip.y you with a jrood artlrla at a rea tnnabU jrtre, for .Nature prnceni or oxida tion not only repreM.U a lanre amount of respite I toniaka tlieee xnodt ami atore them, Imi extra expense of InniMhc nnd shrinkage, which li quite an item in euht j a-a' time It it could 1 oleartr and cci.cttnlTaiy proven tojmt that the eatne result could be attained hy a Hmple oxidation rrocrsa of forrlnff hot putinM air through d I tilled liquors tn a roinparnllrtljr i-hurt ipare of time would tt out be to our Interests to la xitlfatet TroTS this br a prscltral Illustration. an1 guarantee to ;.t roti an absolutely pee rloit mellow wnuker at price within the reach r all. We Invite Injunction and know that Ton will not retire t the time spent In our beautlfullr appointed tarallv storo Ladies are especially invited to pay ns a visit. CUSHING PROCESS CO., PJ5 nnOADWAY, Between 13th and 13th its. 111K ELECTION KttACD TRIAL. Folata SI nde br I ha Tlefenca In tta Opening ripeeeh Ycatardar. In tho trlnl of tlio first batob of Jorssr City Indloted election officers tbo croeocutlon closed yesterday. In tbo moraine (bo contents ot twenty ballot boxes in wblcli thoro woro jokor ballots wero shown to tho jury. Charles W. Thorrms. who wns lost fall tbo proprlotor of the nelson Cauntu Dlfiialch, In tho ofllco of which It Is nllcKod jokor ballota wero printed, was tho first wltnoin nt the afternoon sosslon. Ho had refused to oboy a subpoena son od on htm and was tracod to l'atorson, vvboro he was arrested. Ho wns asked whether joker ballots whloh woro shown to him by tho rrosooutor woro printed in the J)irtatch office. Ho admitted that thoy might havo been. Ho dontod tbat ho prlntod any ballots last fall on tho order of tho Hudson County Democratic Commltteo, or tbnt be hnd evor received a check for any nmount slcnod by Ktlwnrd A. Duean. tho tronsurer of tho committee. Ho said bo kopt no books at bis office, and could not toll who ordered tho ballots he printed In tho fnlL Lnwyor Jnmes B. Veedonburg made Ibe oponlni; spoocb for the dofeuce. As lo tbo elinrso tbnt persons wore allowed to voto wlioso names wero not on tho reciRtry list, bo said: Thoy produce tho poll book, whloh they say contnlns tbe names of'Jlpersons whoso mimos aro ma on tho registry list. Wo will show you that 2() of them nre oxplalnablo. Tho othor ono we ndmlt we bnveu t beon able to trace." He read many names that tbo Prose cutor bnd not been able to find on tbo registry list, and then showod tbe jury names on tho reitlstry list tbat might be ralstakon for them. Ho would produco witnesses bo said, to provo that all tbo votes wero legal. Ho disposed of tho allegation of faUitylnc tbo regis try by saying that thoro woro only 20 names on tbe registry Questioned, and they wore ordinary mlstnkes In spelling. Concerning tho jokor ballots which were found In tho box. with a otnmi) dl (To ring from tho stamp In the head of tbo box, he said, the dlnronco In tho stamp was entirely tho fault of the machinery In tho box. He invltod tbo jury to take a box In the jury room nnd experi ment with It and convince tbemsolves. Ho admitted that jokor ballots that had been stamped previously wore peddled by workors on election dny. Tbey wero simply stamped for Identification, so that when the ballots wero counted nt night the watcher for tbo man who stamped thorn might soo that tbo worker who bad peddled thorn bad done hU work. rive witnesses were examined for tho de fenco before the court adjourned. Tbey wore called to provo that tbe allegation of tbe Rtuto that tbev voted but woro not registered waa fnlso. Tbey swore that tbev woro registered and wore Iernl voters and did voto. Tbe caso may be finished to-day. JOUN HULL TRIUMPHANT. ells Flac 81111 Wan. In Splto of tbe In vadlnsr Tessanelan Army. Panama, Juno 15. News from tho east coast brings details of Iho most amusing Inctdont. Hero is tbo account of the invasion ot John Bull's Orinoco provinces by Ex-Oov. Guzman's forces: "The most notable event of the woek In Georgetown was the equipping of n force of forty men of tbe West India lleglment nnd forty of tho pollco and tbelr embarkation on board tbe rlproston Wood, bound for Bartlca to ropol the Invasion of our territory by a party of Vono7uo)an. Tbo campaign lasted nearly a wholo forenoon. "On Tuesday n boat arrlvod ot Kalacoon from tho Cuyunl nnd reported to Maglstrato Mc Turk tbat It passed on tbe prov lous day a forco ot about sovonty mon from Venezuela, some ot them In uniform und armod with rifles. Mr. McTurk despatched a boat to Tuschon. wbore it arrlvod with a message to bo telegraphed thenco to tbe fiovornor, giving him tho In furmatlon. On Tuesdnv evening after tlio boat hnd boen despatched to Tuschon t-omo ot tho Invadors appeared In porson at Knlncoon, not. however, to demand possoSKlonof tbe colony ot tho point of tho bayonot, but for tbo pur pose of entreating a supply of victuals to rescue tbelr party from starvation. By tbo regular steamer on Wodnesdny Mr. McTurlc sont n lurtbor message to the Governor, which roached him in time to nrovont tho despatch of the special steamer with the troops. One ot the Veneuolnns was a passenger to town by the regular steamer, and from blm was ob tained an account of tbe party's movements. "Tbe wholo army numbers fourtoen men. one ot whom in Hefior Bosano, In charge, and tbelr object is to ascertain tho extent of plaoer mining In tbe district of ithel Cuyunl which the Venezuelan (invernment Insist nn regarding as their own. They wore orderod to enter tho territory by the iuruarl, and ther took about thirty-throe days to renoh the foot of tbe Cu yunl. Tbey travelled In five woodsklns. one of which, containing provisions for the army, was oapstrod, and thereafter thero was much dis tress for want of proper food. Tho men aro armod with rlflos and revolv ers. Tho ono who baa como to Georgetown Is a young man belonging to Bolivar, who was allowed to join ns a volunteer. His boalth has broken down through tbo long exposure and great fatigue nf tbo journey, and tho Vene zuelan Consul has undertaken to get him n passage to his homo by steamer. Go). Cotton and n number of police wont to Kalacoon on Thursday to see to the disposal of tbo rest of the party, who purpose getting a supply ot victuals and retnrnlng toOuaclpatl by the way tboy came, l'robably Col. Cotton will bring them to town." JOITIXOB ABOUT lOWN. Mmle at Fast River Park to day at 4 P. It. hy Con trmoaMntu MeRlment haaih Twelre vear old Anrelo Ilertnojon of po Tark street fell into the Kast River at tho foot of Jay street j ester day ana was drowned. Judae O'l.orman hat granted an attilute dlrorce to Louis Ahratiaiua from Hertha Abrahams, and to hate aii uervoii from John Anderson. John Itolhwav. axed H yearn, of 4:3 taal eighty eixth ttreet. waa drowned whlu hathllnrat thf foot of Elfflity tifth street In the hast ltler. last uliclit. (lalelerper Newman at the Darjte Ofllce has heen eut ponded hy ('ol vveber. pemllDir inrvittltreilunof oharires nf uncivil and rude conduct made ajralnst hlin hy a visitor to the Hants OflU e. The tftonlnrinn Kteimtoat Company "III run the etramboat llhedn lalainl to mtiht lu tie a-ene of the hnat r.tee at New lmdon to-morrow. af the reduced rate of I3..U for the round trl .luetics riiirinan in the Toralx Co'irt yesterday, trranted a summons to James I'arr of .it l.ahrht street, for Man I. rait a nurse lu lie itiarkweTe Island hos pital, whom i'arr accuses ot as.au title hie wife, a patient In IhshorpllaL Abraham J. Kantrowlir. a printer, of 17 Keekmap, stteet wae held for Irlil In Hie loiul ourl yeeterday on ADthouy t'oinatorl e rharce that he had ena-aired the Hamilton Iiank .Note i oiupatir to trim I'H'O; tickets purporting to be lor n lotieri dr.i luir In Colorado Keren llsliflaii ulaiw or'., ra from (bvrlerol, who ar rived on the steamship Ire-laid ,rr tar, were de telui-4 hy Lator lus.'e t r .Mil' ouaiid to examination lie tusprcts that they ame here utiUrr contrni I They have tickets to lore. t iy Huller and liiiiueaui I'a. Ei Juiltre Llecesier II in H'S lar"r'a irlvateaec retary. left town yrsierdjr for a abort vatatlon lie win return on Hoii'la In lila nb,eiir. t-uperrlsor K.nn of toe tttu ,i will rouiblm- th.- funitloueof Ma) or'a private secretary with tho editorial dutleaof his own oiiice Henry Franklin, ei convict, pleaded snllly yesterdsy In the ,enrral Hesilous f aiiaulilnr ihoinaa siclion aid lu Pell street at -to clock In the arti-moon ot May 1 and stealing- bis purl- itok containing fifteen cents. Judge Marline teoteuced Irankllu lu htate prison for fourteen jears. Jennie tarnoy, .0 year. old. was found dead in her room at 2'J Iiayard str.st yoateroay, having been auno rated by lllutnlilatlnir gis She had been an inmate or ttie house for six wrrks fht t-oroner'a death certldcate has her name Jennie Ueimea-y n lae Drown Deputy Corner Uonllu cerllllcl mat ths womuu ha I committed suicide. He eteameblp. aalled for I!utope vetterday with over l.uxi paesengers "ti tbe rriitonlo were' J II Appleton, Henry M App.etou. Osgood Held tbs Kev I. Walpole Warren and Mrs. tVarreu, aud Benjamin yol aoin The Trava carried away Judge snd Mrs. Uavld A. lepue, Ilr, and Mrs. V H. lit. Jobs Moose, Thsron il. Stronsr, Mr. aad Mrs. Milton J. Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. P Ilooklnson bnilth Ths Rsv, Pr A, W. Arundel, Mr John Hurling MaiwelL and Ilr, George U Nutt tUUlontUCityetHtrlln. AT STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG.GO., 81 Murray St., YOI7 WIM, riSD TOP ANI NO TOP nUOOtBR, riiAi.ToN.-, sunuETn. sriNDLi: wagons, depot WAdO.NS, PARK WAGONH, AND A VARIETT VT OTIII.lt UAtiOVS. WB WILL SELL VERT CHEAP PREPARATORY TO STOCK TAKING. CALL AND OKT nAIIOAI.N1 STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO., 81 Murray St. STEEL SKEIN PARM WAOOSg ARE THE EASIER ItUNNINf). TIlK STRONG! RT. AND BEST KAMI WAGON HADE. Tl) L'bE THEM IS 10 LIKE THEM. TRV THEM. STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO., 81 Murray St. VTB HAVE IN STOCK. AND CAN DRHTBR AT ONCE. THE 1IFST OF ALL PATENT STREET nrniNKi.Hits. tiif.t are now adopted or ali. TIIK LEADING SPRINKLERX AND CITIKB OP TUB COUNTRY. TRY TIIKM. THEY WILL PLEASE YOU. FJLANDRAU CO- UTS, nm, IHO IIKIIOME ST. Aprlng and Summer Carriages OP THE UIHT CT.AriS. TiCToniAN nvcicnoARDs 10. a Hprlnira) (Dogcart BItIs). TIC'l'OUIAH nVCKBOAltlia (Regular) (Surrey style). JlOCllAWAITS (In oak and Painted), (6 Passengers) WAOUNETTEH, ItOCKAWAXta OMNlnitHES. (Rl Front). L.A.NUAUS, BOCK A WAYS (Coupe). Dog-end Village Carta, nigs. Stanhopes, Phattsaaj, Road wagon. Faney Load Traps, Depot Wagont, Doe tort' rhaetone. Children's Traps. Buckboards, II x. Tea Cabriolets. Top Pony Phaetons. Bronghama, Landaus. Rockawaya, Coach Carts. Omni, huaee, Koad Wagons, Phsetone, Ex. Top Cabrlolats, Vtt lorlaa. Kanay Trapt, Curtain Rockaways, Landaulets. ALL ARE INVITED to Impact our matchless variety of I noieltlet In NATURAL WOOD CARRIAGES; H aleo PAINTED WORK OF P.VERY DBSORIPTIOJl, I In no other carriage establishment oan he found auch a combination of H K KRTTHI.M! MADE U.N WHEELS, and Horse Rgnlpmente of every kind. D MNOLE HUtlKllOARIltl fl DUAL DCCKI10AKDS. R TRIPLE nUCKHOAItDS, U ths newest and most Ingenlooa designs. ELP-OAhT OAME CAUTH AND DERBY WAOON& B Surreyt. Phaetons. n Runauonts, AT Kookaways, H Tuxedo Wogone, PRICES Kx. Top Pbaetenf. I Bnlndles CLKTAIM vtetorlaa, Wavonettet. To Itiiggiea. Depot Wagons, PLEASa Pony Wagont. VILLAOB CARTR, DOG CARTA, PONY CARTS, 1 Road Carta Sulkert, Ac IIARNhHH IN ORKAf YAHIETY 1 tnnde on thn premlset t H nonsE cloth imj and all horse ooodb. m JOHN MOORE. WAREROOMB. S3 TO 59 WARREN BT. i ASSIGNEE'S SALE. I shall tell at public auction, I through K K (loodsetl. auctioneer, at 331 Wasalnr- I ton st. ew lork olty. on Monday, July 7. 1890, at 13 1 o'clook noon tho linraea, trucks hsrnett, and offlca furniture of ths late 11 rm ot Fairbanks A ParLer. I J AH. M'COMB. Jr.. Assignee. J ONM.-lll IttlSINESS VV'AOOhH. SUIT ALL POB. 3 POSES; 10 EXPRP.Rn WAOO.NK, 10 SECOND-IIANa I WAGONS, 10DRPIITWAGOMJ; UHSTRARGA1NSKVBK t OFFERED: ALI. VVOItK WARRANTED HAND HADRi I INSPECTION OF STOCK SOLICITED: OBDER WORK h A SFPCIALTY. Nw York AVngjon Co, OS. D SS7 Hudson at., corner Alaak. II BUSINESS WAOONS, TRUCKS, VANS, and harness. H nnr owo mske, for sale cheap on easy terms. Hi UNITED STATE8 WAI) UN CO, ad ST., corner 41th tt. ID B" RKWSTER T CART. In perfect order 3m.- alto other 1 second-hand Carriairet cheap UNITED STATES H CARRIAGE t UMPANY, 3d av.. cor. 9th et tt STREET SPRINKLING TRUCKa patent or plain, at R reduced i rices. W. WPSTKItFlKLD A BON. I 177 Prince st Now York. 1 U A gytilittfi giraiUmitg. EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS; Illustrated cataloroea fres. 1 WHITMAN SADDLE UP. 118 chambers tt, H Spellman's Summer Hats S In all the faeibtonabla atsssdeev, Alaa Mllaa," Tlunatablr." an. Blaektaaw" H Straws. Heat values In tho city. lOD am4 H 111 Park Row, corner Chaeabera St. li I.ONO REACH. I The Hotel Open nnd Gaeata Arrlvrl.st Cosv 1 cert J.nst vcnlnc 1 Tbe Lone Bench Hotol nt Long Beaob, L. I. i opened yesterday. Tno doors were) thrown open ,,J) early In tho moraine, nnd ench Incoming train it boro from ten to twelve persons eeeklng ths ploasiiro-4 ot tho sonshoro. Tlio cuosts alretdy I reelstored numbor about 100. but If the weath- (j er Is fine tho mnnacomont oxpoct to have at U IoaKt r.00 housed by Sunday. The seventeen cottnees under tho hotol manaeemont have nearly all been rented. Evorvthlnc so far at tho lionch points to n favorablo season. Tho bench Is In lino condition. Amone tho cuosts nt the hotel are: Dr, W. H. Chenthnm of Nnahvlllo. Tonn. Count do Mltklowt!! nf Washington. Dr. Charles W. Allen nnd fnmlly. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Itosen blntt. Mr. nnd il rs. V. Lu Davis, Mrs. Herman idler. Dr. L. T. 1'erklns of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mra Thomas L. Hooker of Urooklyn, Mr. Law rence Yaw of Brooklyn. Mr. H. H. Herts of London. Lnqland; Mrs. George Wilson and daughter ol Kansas Cltr. and Mr. K. A. Boo comb of Brooklyn. .Among tho oocunants of tho cottages ara: Mr. Edwin Cottrell and family. Mrs. Nathan Ohnndlor. Mr. A. K. Benoh nnd family. Mr. V. L. Holllnqu st nnd. family, Mr. I'. H. Bouthwlolc nnd family. Mr. John Lnmbeerand family. Mr. C. II. Hmlthers and family, and Mrs. J. Henry Work and family. Recorder Smyth. Judgo A. J. Dlttenhoefer, 5rr,.?nA Mirs- Jliook.m,n.D' MrtA p- Brltton. Mr. W. II. aebhard, and Mr. O. P. Livingstone are among those who have secured apartments at I the hotel for Iho season. The hotel has been H much Improved since last summer. Notwith standing tbo heat In this city yostordar the weather was nil that could bo desired at Lone Bench. In fact It grow so chilly toward even ing that snawls for the ladles wero in demand. A ooncert was given on the vornnda during the evening, whloh a largo crowd ot cottagers and guests enjoyed. Renti are due to wash-day, unless you wash withPearline. It'sthewashing in the old way with soap ana rub, rub, that makes the holes in your clothes. You can't get them clean without'rubbing; you can't rub without wearing them out. A month of ordinary use won't make the wear and tear of one such'washjng. i Try a little Pearl mcwtk out soap. The dirt comes out easily and quickly without rubbing. There's 'no need to drag it out by main strength-r-there's nothing to hurt your clothes, no matterhowdelicate. There's no hard work about it either. It 'seasy washing both for the woman who washes and the things that are washed. It's safe washing, too. Pearl ine removes the dirt, but won't l) harm anything else. Bcwsre ofimfttUoM, ,86 JAUE3 rVLE, N.Ts (1

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J Jl 4 l ",WiJJ,,rHBw8DN7rTHm?SDAY, JUNE 26, 1890. 8 I I I hi 1 J THE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. t BBXAIOIt CALL ACCVSBTi BY HOAlXa of VAtsiriiso inn itucuiiD. The Kama. Peaator Colled to Order by Rea. nlor Bitllei Tho Honae Yotee Aealaet Tree Colaait, Itejecllag the Hiute't Amendmente Is the Wlr Bill Ihe National r.lectlon Law to b Itnahed Through the Home trailer the One Utile. 1 WasmvcUOV. Juno 23.-In thoPenato to-day Mr. Call tDom.. Do.) rose to address the fconato on tho subject of resolutions heretofore offered byhlmtandrepoitodback adversely from tho Committee on lorelgn Ilelations). ono author lrjac tho 1'rcsldent to open negotiations with tho bpanlsh Government for tho purpose ot In. duclncths.t Govornmont to consent to tho sis Wbltahmont of a froo and Independent republlo in tho Island of c uba, and tho other In rotation to the German ownership of a largo proportion gf the bonded dobt ot Cuba. V hon the Clerk was readlns tho soconcl reso- lotion Mr. bherman (Hon.. Ohio) rose and moved that tho doors bo closod. Mr. Edmunds (Hop.Vu seconded tho mo tion, and tho Vlco-Prostdont dlroetod tho cal Series to bo cleared and tho doors to bo closod. Mr. Call, boinc thus unexpectedly cut oftln his dcslro to tnako a Bpoech boforo tho public. sold that ha would withdraw tho resolution, but tho ordor to closo tho doors was Inslstod neon by Messrs. bbormnn nnd Edmunds, and was carried into elocution. hen tho doors wore rooponed nt 1:30 Mr. Incalls (Bop.. Kau.) ofTored a resolution In structing the Comciitteo on 1'rlvlleges nnd Elections to inaulro Into the publication in tho Canon JJiotwl Jtecoi if to-dar of a personal ex planation by Mr. Call, and to roport whother it la in accordance with tho rules, regulations. t and practice ot the Senate, and directing that uch porsonal explanation bo withheld from tho permanent edition of the JlecorJ until lurthor ordor of tho bonato. Mr. Call eaid that ho did not think that tho resolution should be adopted. There was no possible cround or roason for it. and no excuse I for It. He nskod leavo ot tho Sonnto on June 3 to print extracts in the Record in vindication ot his career in the Senate In response to a pamphlet attacking htm. and that was all that be had done to-day. Tho libel to which ho ro plied contained a statement ot bills which bo had Introduced In tho Senato, and which bad not becomo law. At his leisure he had pro pared a statement In his own vindication, and submitted It to a member ot tho Committee on Printing iMr. Gormani, on whoso judgmont he relied, and who Informed htm that thero was no Impropriety whatover In having It pub lished. That was tho who'.o statomentot tho case: and where, ho asked, was thero any breiich of privilege In it Mr ingalls The -benator from Florida has In my judgment not only crossly violated and ubusod th privileges of tho Senate but bo has deliberately falsified the rocord of what oc curred on the day when the transaction took place. Mr. Butler IDem.. S. C.) I call the benator from hansas to ordor Mr. Incalls I withdraw tho observation. Mr. llutlor Is it parliamentary. Mr Presi dent, for a Senator to cot up and denounce another benator on tnis llcorof limine been Guilty of un Infamous crime. Mr. Incalls I withdraw tho observation and ray that tho benator from Horida changed the record, bo far as that la a inoditicailon or chance I make It Mr Call I Lee that the benator from Kansas nuu be allowed ti jroeeed without lnterrup tior, and to say whatovur he desires to say on this subject. Mr. llutlor Tho benator frcn Fl )rlda Is not entirely tho judge Ir this mittor. I think it is due to tho dignity of ttils body that ucti epi thets and charges an have escapod the senator I from Kansas and wnuh I am gind he hv w ilhdrawn. shall not be allowed to coon the record without tno attention ot the Senate be ing called to It. Mr. luealls I withdraw the assertion that tho r-onntor from i londa falsllied tho record, and I say that ho chan.ed the record without tho leave of tho benate. 'lho benator lrom Florida asked lcavo on tho 2d of June to Insert i ertaln portions of the Curi.' fioiiui l,e.iud and certain lectors and statements as an ap pendix to his remarks In the publication this mornlnc the wotds 'as an appendix" are struck out. without loive of tho benate so as to make It appear that ho had leave to print this mas9 of material which a as never uttered, nnd which no narer obtained leae to Insert. It U tho tlrat time ju tbe rilstory of tbohenato that such a thine has occurred. But 1 should not baie complained it tho benator from loridn had not seen tit In bis own attempted vindication to prepare wiiat ho calls a tnbu- J luted abstract, which be has inserted here. In which he eotnptres the re.ntlve. sen ices of members of this body with his own, and in manyensoa to tucir detriment. I havo nohest ta'ion In saving that the table Is incorrect in many important particulars. lie has taken tho table to make a hi-ti ry of mv conduct during tho Flftloth Corgross showing that I had in troduced foit-four bills ol which one pension bill became a law and two others, omitting all roforenco to the fact that throughout the whole of that Congress I was thu presiding olll cerof this body. 1 Insist that tho senator from Florida has not done w tiat ho obtained lcavo to do that Is. to Insort extia t-from tlio Jtnord. letters and other Matement-. in vindication of his own cause as nu appendix to his romarks. Jrurther. I inIt that ho bns mutilated the rec ord of what cccurred on that dar bv strikfnc out the statoment that ho was allowed to print BBUch extracts as mi appendix. 'Ihe benator irnm Horlda Is not alone lubelnsa'-persodand assailed by personal enemies and itisaver iwrulclous precedent for a benator to arise horo ana make n few disconnected and Inco herent observations, ask leao to print as an appendix lertnin statements in his defence, and then make the on.rJOiul Herw d the conduit throuci which personal aspersions aro to bo answered at the expense ot the record ot his associate Mr Call retorted on Mr. Incalls by pointing out "how small tho man, how bitter the m.ilov oinnoe, Ihow menn tho character that could I Unci In sucn circumstances tuo willingness to a ruso auothor benator of falsifilnc the rec ord." Ho wont on to say: I should demand of him that ho show the courage of a man and n t the cowardlcoof a slarderer" .Mr. CuUomtltoD. III.) called for the recular ordr of business. 'J ho resolution theroiore wont over without action and the benate pro ceeded with tho bill for the admission ot j o minc osabtato. Mr. 1'lattillep., Conn I. In charco of tho bill, siid that ho would not weary tho benate with anv remarks ot his own, but would ask that tho report ot the Committee on Territories Le lead, the retort was accordingly read Mr 'Vest l'em Mo I opposed the bill. Ho said he Letrr would voto to admit into tho 1 nlou any S-ato which permitted woman Mil Iruko. In his udemont woman suffrce was uatimonUti' to the spirit and institutions of the American teiph and was uturly iiiitas onlstic to his id as o' the Ooernmont which the fatho-s had made and left, lho dancer to the institutions of tho I'nlted Mates to day was In h irried xpa-,moJic hontlmontul suf fraco. lie would ncarl the extonslou of w man suTr.uo to tlie who o or tlio Lnitod btutes as tnecreatest calamity. Ho deiilored hnoxtenslon otsuilrae to to orod mon In the Houtb nnd said that lo intellicent man to-day would elve it to them, llu himself would no moro cle them tho rlsM f surfraue than he would rie a det"l weiton ton child, nnd erninl he w ul t n t elicit to tho eolorod a omen, who were lar mure lupulsivu and ioiishtIoM than tb men Iteforrlnc ns an Indication of the lack of In toreilln tlisub,BLt u Hie fnllinc off of 10 i 00 v tos In ttn ir tho cnstltiitmi a 'in pared with the voto for Doleeato in 18ss and to t'.' oxplaimtlon liuulu oi i i v tl e t ji uut!a that It was on a count of the storm) weather, "Mr. est iild that the reiort oi tho s,snai Ol'lco showed that the day was rather a picas ant one. Mr J-dmunds TLoblcna! Office Issoneraly and uniformly wronc as for Instance mm were told yesterday that thoro would b fearful thunder showers In this town o I nm In c1 nod to think that the c minlttov is ricbt and t at tbe Hlcnal OlT.ce. as usual, was wronc Mr. vest i confens that thero l come unor- talnty about woalhor as well as about politics. A cood mam propheciei were made nbout the tin e of tho last Presidential olection that hate fl Ei t turned out true. ji Mr hilmunds os you prophesied evil, and C"l bus come. Mr et-a to whether cood hascorao or rot I am wUlinc totako tho erdlct of tho lie iiullicun party Itself, and If tho decree of sub lime satisfaction wub the Administration that txli-ts in ibis chamber t o any Indication, there un beeaven ceat disappointment as to tho j olitlcal weathur. Mr. rlatt rop.lod briefly to tho objections ninde b Mr oBt. and then made nil ollort to have ue voto tukenontto Mil but Mr est objected anJ moved nn aiiournrnent, and the benate, a: 5 ou adjourned till to-morrow, Kouse of Itpprrvrntatlvrn. M In the House to-day Mr lioutelloiltep., Mc.) I presented tho i onference rejort on tbo.Varal I At propriatfon bill, and insisted on its consld- 1 crntloc, notwlthstandisc tbe objection of Mr. I iand i Dem.. Mo i that ho was then bv con- I i-unicstho short time rcmaiulrc for debate A upen tho silver bill. 1 Mi WlUinson (Pom La. i foucht to obtain Jll recoct ti'nto 6poak acalnst th provloion for 1;A rtoteninc theouestin of tho sliefortho Oulf I coast navy yard, but Mr. Doutelle declined to yield the floor and Insisted upon calling for the previous question. On a vote by tellers this was ordered i but Mr. Wllklnsoo, who complained of belnc sacsed. Insisted In torn ot havlnc the yeas and nays, which resulted 139 to 103, so tho previous question was ordered and the conference re port adopted. This passes tho bill and sends it to tho President for approval The principal feature ot tbe bill Is tho appropriation for three lino ot battlo ships which remains exactly as passed by tho llouso orlclnally. Mr. Conger I I.op.. Iowai then moved that tho debato nn the Mlver bill be extended from i until 3 o'clock at which time votlnc shall be gin. His motion was acroed to, and Mr. Morso i Hop. Mass took tho floor In support ot the House bill nnd In opposition to the bonnte bill. Ho recardod tho bonatu bill as a now outbreak of tho Hat money or Greenback craze which had swept over tho ciuntrysomo tears nco. 'ihe cnlv benufUlarlos would bo tho bullion mino owners who if retorts wero true, woro cuiltyol ways that woro dark" In endeavor luc tu cocure this leclslatlon. Mr McAdoo i Dem., N.J. announced that ho wns not In favor of free colunce, but that ho could not briuchlmsolf to the t-olnt of support Inc lho beoroiary of tho Treasury's proposition to mako silver a commodity. lie wns opposed to the watohouslLC scbome as unconstitution al and unwise He favored a law providing for tho i oln ico of tho maximum amount now au thorized four millions a month. Mr. 1'etois ltep lvnns.1 believed that tho de monetisation ot silver in 117S was wronc. and that tho mistako should bo corrected now. Ho hadvotod reicntlyto ur-taln thnbponker be cauo ho bolloved tho Bpcaker was rlchtsbut he was now confronted with thn question whother ho would voto forlreo colnaco or for non-concurrence In tho bouote amendments. Ho did not bcllevo ho would bo justified in de clining to voto for froe colnace. which was what h3 bolloved in, and what his people be lieved In. Mr. Tailor (llep.HL) opposed tho Sanato bill nnd chnrced that it was belnc pushed by tho most dlssracef ul lobby ever In this Capi tol. Hardly a corner outside of tho hall ot th House could botuinedwlthouirunnlncacalnst some of them Mr. t'utcheon (Rep.. Mich.' said he would voto to non-concur. Ho believed tho House bill could and would bo Imptoved In confer ence. N Mr. Dunnell (Hop.. Minn.) said ho had re ceived many iree colnaco letters, and Im agined a croat many ot his constituents would be In favor of free colnaco but ho should en joy tho luxury ol voting as be thought ho should vote under tns circumstances. Tho Houso bad passed a bill exceed Incly llberak Ihore woro some provisions that should be. and he was sure would be. eliminated In conference. Ho was suroafreo colnaco bill would not receive the approval of the conservative men of tho country. Mr. Wlllams iDem.. Illl favored the Senate bill. Havlnc roferred sarcastically to llepub llcan platforms on the silver question. Mr. Concer askod him what tho last national Dera rratlc platform said on tho subjecr. Mr. Villliums was nonplussed torn moment and then reDlIsd. amid derisive lauchter from tha llepubltcins that he did not have tho platform bore and did not care what it said. Ho pro posed to represent tho will of tho people of the Nineteenth Illinois district. Mr. BavuetltoD.. Pa. I hoped that the House would not acreo to the benate amendments. Mth the silver inn dollar worth but seventy two cents. It was proposed to throw open our mlntR and treasury vaults to tho silver of tho world If that wasn't crazlness ho did not know what it was. It would supplant the present steady cold standard by a lluctuatlnc. unrellablo silver standard. Mr. Broslus hep Pa.) could not contomplnto with composure the r-onate proposition. It was unbusinesslike and abhorrent to practical minds It was such a stupendous absurdity that he felt s-afo In savins that Its like had never boon broached before In a leelslattve hall. Mr. Stockda!eDem. Miss.)charccd that tho republican party had neglected the Interests of tho eolorod people In this matter. Tho col ored people wanted silver above all kinds of monoy Mr. MoKtnleyillep.. Ohio) closed the debate. He said tho question wns whether the financial system ot the countr" should be overturned. I P to lsTJ tLero had beon freo colnaco Tho met vis had fluctuated, had never been nt a parit and at times the extremes had been so croat as to require a suspension of colnaco binco 1SVS tho two metals had circulated on moro even terms and moro satisfactorily than ever bef re Ho wanted tho use of both motais tocontlnue, and becauso ho did want It hoop posed tne f-emito amendments. Tho hour ot 1 o clock havlnc arrived, tho Speaker declared the previous question or dered. Mr. bprlncer IDem 111.), nsked if a separate vote could bo had on each ot the benato nmendmojts. Ihe breaker replied In the affirmative, and caused tho tlrt benat nnionilment to be read. It wns the section providing for froe colnace. nnd was n substitute for tho first section of the Hciuseblll providlnc for tho purchase of 14. i00. OOn worth of sllvoi 1 ulllon monthly. On both s'des It was at once recognized that this was to be the c-rui Inl test and tho yeas and nays woro demanded on Mr. bprlncer'a motion to concur in the banate amendment. As tho call progressed the votes were watched with tho closest interest, and tbe result tho defeat of the freo colnace amendment by a vote of 1V to 151- was hailed with applause. 'Ihe tollowinc Kepublicans voted with the Democrats In favor of the free colnace amend ment Mesir H&rtine Carter Council Pa lUren FrAthr ton tunitnn. Mtlnrd. Hermann K Ir Laws, Mor row Ptrkinn. fetera I'oit smith of IHlnola. Townstn 1 ICuloralu Turner iKauiai. VVilaiami HCJn Doner Andcricu kn&4), uwen h dlaoa, vvaJe llorrlll 23 Tho following Democrats voted with the Re publicans to non-concur Meert, VnJrew Buckalew CampbaM Clancy Co vert Dunphv ParraD Plovir ,tUaenhatner Vtalih, McMtfoo Mstcti er. O Nell (MaMactiuietU) Cjulnn. bpiaila. Tracer Turner (New lurk) Vaur, wile), Win con l.uek Mump- llr ll-sri c klnicn (1V1H with Fbelao tc C rinlck and Morgan. Mit and McCarlhr. T Jl Browne and Outnwatte Plckler anil Mahlnecker Vtaker la anl VVV.e Kan lall (Vaia)anl clunle Ottiorneanl llayea vvneeler (Mich) and liarwlj Ha!, roll and Mart'n Tex) Kay anl In oW J 11 Tarlor and Price Thompson and seney, Rockwell and It cm curk ("island walker Vfc) 1 out er Ohio) and Cib tle HuchananiN llandlwler Wlckham and Bins. Cirotrenor and der The only nbsontee was Mr. Fl'ch of New York, whom Mr. 1 racy announced to be home sick, and Messrs Vtrlchtuf lennsjlvanla and Caldwell of Ohio. I non tho announcement of the result Mr. Snnncer withdrew his request for further topnrato v oteson the remaining '-enato amend ments and. with the excel tlon of tho fourth nraondment. they were considered en mnsse A motion to concur failed on n ttandlng v ote yeas h'i. nays, HO and they were not con curred In. On the fourth amendment (siving legal ten der quality to the ehver certificates Mr. Breckinrldco Dem Kl tasked for a oparate vote- but bis motion to concur was defeated upon n viva voco vote. A motion was made bv Mr Concortodlstgroo to tho amendment of the title. It was acreed to without division, as was his motion for tho apiolntmontof a conterenco coramltteo, and tho struggle was over. Mr. Uitt (ltep. Ill) presented the conference report on the Diplomatic Appropriation bill, an I It was agreed to Mr. cannon iltep.HL) from tho Committee on 1 uls, reported back a substitute fer the resolution introduced by Mr. I odce Hep Mnss. setting at art five dvysot the present week for the tons! Icratlon of tho National 1. action bill. Tho eubstltuio roads In Thatlmmdlatel) after tV ra'c of ih'i til the silrer blln t ie llcnie wtl proceed to coqiuier tl HoLio Mil II 043 tho National hlect on bl 1 until Joly iiiu clock wi -n the rrevio 11 iiueation shall IO conidtled at 1 rdfred on the bill au 1 anr Pendlnjr auien Inieutaand co the tubstltute tor the w) ota Mil w Ich the inembefi In cherfcf of the 1 III ihall have tho rlslit to 3er, ttatdLrmi: the last two day amend mem may te otlertd t an) part nC the bi 1 In tha llojaa. with dcbite un ler tbe OTe-tninuie rule it at lb ibatl not luiertrro with general aptropr ati n MSI. No sooner hid the resolution been read than Mr. 81 1 Incer was on his feet with a moti n to uliourn and Mr Enlce Dem 'ienn. shouted 'This Is u bill to revolutionize tho Ooteru- It was finally acreed to allow forty minutes' dobato on the res luflon. with the undotstatiu Inc that tho previous question should be con sidered ns ordered, and Mr. Springer withdrew hie motion to adjourn. Mr. MeMlllin iDem. Tenn.) member of tho Committoo on Ilules. attacked the bill, chare inc that the gentlemen on the other side woro tired of bolne elected by tho people, and wanted to ho elected by the Oovernment, Mr Hlount Dem. On. 1. another member of the committee, docl ired that lho bill meant n teal revolution in this tountry in tbe manner of ulectlnelteprosentatlves, Mr lIcMlllin ivnnted to know where tbe bill wns to be appllod In tbo S ortb. Mr Cannon replied that it was now In opera thi in .sew iork city. This iiulo reference brought many of tho eh ork mombersto ihelr feot Mr, I lower challei ceil any llopubllcan In thn Stato of -New ork to sav that under tho rew American ballot syston unanimously adopted by tbe legislature the people of howiork wero not satisflol with tho elections. Mr. Belden as sertolthot tho recistrv taw had elTected that result and Mr. Cummlncs shouted that the Hail t bill was tassed by the Stato Legislature and not by the Government. Tliero was a cood ileul ot confusion at this ftac but the bienker llnally secured order by calling out that the gentleman from Illinois (Lam n and not the Stato ot Newiorkhad tho ttoi r Mr. O'Noall (Dom. Ind wanted to know whether tho bill would prevent the frauds al leced to have taken placo in the Hftoenth Illi nois dlstrlct-tho buying ot votes. Mr Cannon roolled that no Itepubllcnn votes had been bought there Ln his opinion. In his district fair elections had always obtained. '1 be gentleman seemed to Intimate that frauds had been perpetrated there. Mr. O.Seiill retorted that lflthe gentleman himself had not been connected with It he had been slandered Mr Cannon said that there was no responsi ble Demo rat in tlio I Ifteenth Illinois district who would dare to make that acciibatlon, and thocentloman conilbeashe did from tha Mn 1 ennesdltri'"ot Ir Jlana represented in the anangtjraeaanBejBHBaatmSnHaSSaSB&iaa 1 past by thoso magnificent and honorable Dem crau. Judge Nlblack and.Mr. Cobb-when ho sougbt to brine Into this House such stories, demonstrated to the country that he was caro less ln his accusations, Mr O'Neall attempted to roply. and for some. minutes shouted against the Speaker's cavol amid great confusion, his words belnc en tlrely indistinguishable, t Inally thn bercoant-nt-Arms camo forward with tho great maco nnd order was restored. Mr. Springer moved to table tho resolution. On a yea and nay vote this motion was lost leas 118. nays. 131-Mr. Coleman of l.oulsl. ana being tbe only Republican who voted with the Democrats. Tbo resolution was tbeu adopted. After arranging to meet at 11 o clock for the six days during which thodobnto Is to con tinue, the llouso at 5.30 adjourned. Lira HAAIIIXOTOX TOPICS. Things or latereat la ind Ontatde or tho Mall or Consrcaa. WisnttoTOV. Juno 25. Tho Sonntors nnd Representatives who are favorablo to Secretary Blaine's suggestion ot Inserting ln tho Mc Kinley Tnrtll bill amendments looking Ward reciprocity betwoontho United btatos and tho Contral und South Amorlcon republics havo been conferring together, bevoral ot them aro enthusiastic on the subject, and nre Inclined to bo ancry because the House had not been mado awaro ot Mr. Blaine's propositions at tho time tbey wero submitted, saying that bad it boen they might havo been adopt ed, bonntor Hale and other friends of Mr. Blalno In tho Senato aro busily nt work creatine sontlmont in favor of Mr. Blaino's proposition. Thcso Blalno Sena tors have boen holding a contorenco, at which tho whole subject was talked over ln all Its phases. Somo ot tho moro enthusiastic bona tors.wont so far ns to say that tho Halo amend ment will be adopted In tho benate. ns there would bo a sufficient number ot Republicans votlne with tho Domocrnts to clvo It a majority. Ono or two of tho Senators en that thero was anothor proposition that they thought was euro to dovelop, groat strength tn tho benate. and would finally pre vail This proposition Is to nbaudon tho Mc Klnloy bill and all attempt at a general revi sion, and adopt amendments to tho present law reducing duties on or admitting freo ot duty certain products of American nations, whenever reciprocal aotion is taken by thoso nations Tha Idea is to admit suear. wool, and other products free, and to mako a con siderable cut on lumber, in return for whloh our products nre to be admitted freo In the ports of tho countries so favored by us. 1 heso propositions nre laughed at by bonators on tho Finance Committee and by nearly all of the llepubllcans on the Says and Means Com mltteo. who say that the attack of Sir. Blaine and his friends on tho McKlnley bill Is alto gether for otTect and that It has nochancoto succeed, as Its authors are well aware. The tbxt ot tho Tariff bill, together with tho changes recommended by tho Senate Financo Committoo, tho tables showing tho duties col lected under existing tariff and estimates ot the probable effect upon the revenue, and tho explanation of the changes furnished by tho committee ln obedience to Mr. Plumb s resolu tion of instruction, was furnished to-day to tbo Senate. Changes mndo from specific to ad valorem rates and vice versa which aro numerous, the committeo savs wero for tho purpos of simplifying and expedit ing the collection ot duties tho two rates being generally equivalent to each other, increases were made becauso they wero bolloved to be no more than Is necessari to protect domestic Industry. Where reduc tions wero recommended, tho reason civen in many cases wns that the new rate Is believed to afford sufficient protection to American manufactures. Other chances wero said to bo for tho purpose of equalizing the duties on articles of tho samo class. r-enator Carlisle said to-day that he had not yot becun tho preparation of the report pre senting the views of the minor! t, nnd Le could cive no Idea of tho date at which It wou d be rondy. Chairman McKInlor ot tho Wny9 nnd Moans Committee was lnvltod to dine at tho White House this evonloe tor tbo purpose of talking over Mr. Blaine s proposed plan forcommar rlal reciprocity. Chairman Hitt ot tho Foreign Affairs Cc rnralttee oneof Mr. Blalno a most in timate friends, saldto-uicht that there is no foundation for the roport mat a formidable combination is belnc formed nmonc ronntors an i Representatives to abandon the Tariff hill and adopt the reciprocity scheme instoad Mr. Hitt added that Mr Blaine Is ln favorof the McKinlev bill and striving only to eet compen sating advantages for free sugar. Tho belief Is qulto general ln Washlncton that President Harrison Is considering tho ad visability of reorganlzlnc the Civil Eerrlco Commission. It is probable tbat ho will ro movo Mr Lyman. President of the Commis sion It that gentleman does not faeo tho pro priety of reslcninc In viow of the severe cen sure of his conduct made b tho Houso Inves tigating committeo c ommlssloner lloosxveit Is known to be desirous of being mide Presi dent ot the Commission, and It Is generally supposed that Commisluner Thompson will be named as one of tbo nlno mem bers of tho Board of Genornl Appraisers. Mr. Boooveit's personal desire Is that tho civil bervico law shall be amended so as to reduce tbo number otComml-tlonerslto one. with a salary ol ti OoO per annum, and. having knowl edge of tho ability as well as confidence ln tho devotion to tho civil service reform causo ot Commissioner Thompson Mr. Iioosevolt be- llevos that Thompson should bo appointed Commissioner under tho law as amonded C on gress does not appear to be ln tho mood how ever, of amending tho Civil ben Ice law at pres ent and tho only course open for making the desired chances Is through reorganisation In this reorganization, the lTesltlent will mako, ns has beon Intimated a erevt effort to Present to I the country a Commission composed of tho best matorlnl. Accordingly Henry CAbot i.odeo of Ma-Biichutetts his been suecested as tbo successor of Commissioner I- man It Is said that Mr I.odce would not loivo Concress to accei t huch a place but ho Is an earnest friend i of tha reform cause, and is patriotic besides, i therefore ho could not hesitate consistently to become a memborof thoCivll Service Commis sion ns the partisan colleague of Mr. ltooto velt, it has been suecested also that tho ILyman vacancy may Lo o'Terod to Mr. loulke tbe wldoly known President of the Indiana Civil Service lteform Assoefatlon Mr. Fniilko and his association have denounced President Harrison s betraral of the reform cau-e, and Mr. Foulke has led away from tho support of tho Administration a largo follow ing of Indiana Republicans who do not believe In blocks-of-tle methods The President's friends say tbat Mr. loulke has lallen out with the Administration under a misapprehension, and that his appointment to the Civil borvico Coimninslon would bo a conclusive unsuer to all his charges and will lead back to the Ro publlcin party In Indiana tho better element that has gone out since tho election of lssa. Congressman Wheeler of Michicnn, whoso Bay lty shipbuilding 11 rm failed to get tho contract to build tho practice vessel for tho Nnvai cndemy, becauso an old treat) with Oreat Britain seemed to the Cabinet in tho wur of building a war vos'ol m lho lake-, lias I decided to fell out to a British sndlcuto, and I tti. sue k will arrive in I onuou to comtleto negotiations. ArriLcements for tl o -alo of his vards were nlmo-t closed throo mon'hs auo but full through at tho last moment. Within tho past month however, anewt.)ndi cato was formed In London bv bwlthen- bank, Innos A Co., brokers. Tho W heeler- aro to sell their a res of yvrds, I buildlucs, and good will nnd uncompleted con- tracts to n company with. icipitnl of $2,uo00oo, 4 tho American firm to retain T50 0ilo In stock. I nrco iolllnc mills and blast furnaces nre to built by the new concern, nnd th) business of 1 iron shipbuilding for both the lake and Allan- tic coast trade Is to ho pushed '1 ho W heelers I already havo built two Iron steamers for the I coal trade between Newport New sand Boston I Mr Wheeler gave, the Information hero that he was eolnc to Michigan to elvo his foreman a vacation, and bis departure Ir l.urojo has been kent a secret. Tho rellof of the squadron of ovolulion on the south Atlantlo station by a fleet compocej of tbe Pensacola. Essex, and Enterprise, nnd commandod bv Commodoro W. P. McCann Is announced, and Admiral alker Is understood to havo discretionary orders recardlnc lho I movements of bis vessel'. Whentommod ro Met nnn arrives at lilo the squnlronof evolu tion will sail for New ork It Is desired by Secretary frac to havo a fleet on tbo 1 uroieau station and Admiral Walker will, late In tho tall, be tent abroad aciln. 111 i-quadron then will consist of tho Chicago, Boston Atlanta, Baltimore, and probabiv the Bennington. Con cord, and Philadelphia, lho people at Balti more and Philadelphia have petitioned Mr. Tracy to send lb vessels named for thoso cities to Furopo. The present squadron of ev olution will go into New iork to be docked and repaired on Its way to Europe. This year's class at tbo Naval Academy has nt last been provided for. Thu death of Lieut H. O Ellsworth of thn Marine con s was re ported to tbe Navy Department lato to-d ty. Ihis provides vacancies for twenty-four of tno twenty-eight graduates. Of tho four left one has been declared physically lucompetont through defective eyesight, 'ibo remaining three have secured the resignations ot three officer of the lino, which will be i resented on June 30 Until that time theso nnmes will be withheld, and In tbe event of casualties will not he presented The cadet who failed to pass was A. E. btlckney ot Kentucky, The President has approved tho net consti tuting Ironaequolt Bay, New lork a naviga ble water and the acts granting pensions to William F fletcher. F M.Hull. Samuel W II son William Vulmby Anson Freeman Noble It. Cook Charlotta .Small, II W Horod barsti V. ttest, Marr Donohuo.Bally rowelt. Simon lionkler. Harah Connallr. Lydlfi VT. Sayro Wil liam Wetzel. Chester Denton, Mary May berry, Absalom C'arnoy, I rank Doulng, harah A. Har rison Cathorlno Talklngton, August belter, Joseph Morris Thomas Shannon, Freeman jluoll, E. E. Annls,. James O Donnoll, David Ito-o. Harriet E. Coopor. -Mary P Thompson, Joseph Whltmore. Catherine battlo. 1. O. Met calf. Marr A. Orlswold Morrltt Lewis. Stowart Herbert. Moore, John Pardy. Flnathan Meade O. O. Towell. Morgan Dlmond, dallno whelan Ernest Harth. William Allen. A. W hitcumb, Mary Walsh, J. 1. Law. J. B. MIo W P. boulro, Everhard v oiler AbnerMorohead A. L. Pago, II. T. Alcott. Antonift 1 Lynch Andrew Lang 'on. J. 'i. lurlow. Kezlnh llandall Mary A. Lang. 0 F.Whlto Mary W. bmalley. Catherine Heed, Amanda J. Dolap. Lnvvrenco Douciicr tv, I. Coon. A. CI Davis 1'elie Morrison, MnryF Cochrane C 0 lunk Sallle H.Wilson Christian Hun:lt. Norman Cleveland II. F. Hllilkor, Clinton Sponccr, and hate W. Mich alls. Roptesontntlvo Ilower of New York to-day Introduced in tho Housn a joint resolution to authorize tho becrotarv of the Treasury to evecuto in boh vl r ot the t nited btatos con sent to a change of motlvo prwer from hotsu to cablo on tho Uroadwin ami Seventh Avenue Btrcot railway ln front of thn I nited btntes property on Broadway and Whitehall street. Now iork. tuib is tritAi HAitnisox said. Hut It Got Mixed In with nialne' Letter Kea-ardlnc Tree Trade with -Vtt America. WAsiirNOTov Juno 25 By an unfortunato blunder ot a telegraph operator tho messngo of President Harrison transmitting to Con gress Mr. Blaino's lotter on Amorlcnn ro ciproclty last Thursday was tont out from horo to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Now York, as though It woro a part ot Mr. Blalno h lotter. Whnt President Harrison said was as follows: It has been so otton and to persistently stated that our tailff hws offered an Insur mountable barrier Jo a large oxchaneo of prod ucts with tho Latin-American nation that I deem It proper to call especial attention to tho fact that moro than 87 per cent, of tho products of thoso nations sent to our ports aro now ad mtttod tree. If sugar Is placed upon tho froo list, practically ovory Important article ox ported from thoao btatos will bo given untaxed access to our market, excopt wool Tbe real difficulty ln tho way ot negotiating profit able reciprocity troatlos is tbat wo bavo given freely so much that would havo had value ln tho mutual concessions which sucu treaties imply. 1 cannot doubt, however that the present advantages which the products of theo near and friendly bta-os enjoy ln our mat kots-thougn they aro not. bvlaw. exclu sivewill with other considerations, favor ably dispose them to adopt such measures bv treaty or otherwlso. ns will tend to equalize and greatly onlnrgo our mutual exebances It will certainly bo tlmn enough for us to consider whothor wo must cheapen tho cost of Produc tion by cheapening labor, ln order to gain ac cess to tho bouth American markets when wo have fairly tried the effect of established and reliable steam communication nnd of convenient method of money excham.es. Thorn can bo no doubt 1 think, that, with theso facilities well established and with a rebate ot duties upon raw materials used ln the manufacuuro of goods lor export, our merchants will te nblo to compete in the ports of the Latin-American nations with those of any other countrv. If. a'terthe Congress shall have acted upon pending tariff legislation, It shall appear that, under tho general treaty making power, or under any special powers given bv Itw our trade with tho Mates repre sented In theconforencocan bo enlarged upon a basis ot mutual advantage, it will bo prompt ly done," BAItaAI-LOUSILlt 31ETUOUS. Mr. Tanamaker Fall Oat In III Deal ing tilth Nen lort rstatlnnera. Bargaln-countor methods applied by Tost-master-General Wannmaker to tho letting of contracts for supplies for his department for tho ensuing voar havo cot him into trouble with tho btationors' Board of Trade of tnis citv. When proposals were asked for supply ing stationery for tho uso of the I o5t Office De part mentbomo ot tho soecliicitlons were drawn i in such away that many honest dealers found thomsolves unable to bid ar.ous quantities and qualities ot pons, for Instance, woro sped- I Ded. and then bidders were a-ke J to name an "avoraco prico" at which the would supply them. This was something quite out of the usual order ot business and scrupulous deal ers wero not inclined to enter upon such nn in novation Tho matter was brought to the at tention of Mr W.inamaker throcch tha sta tioners' Loord of Irade Two or threo weeks went by and no reply was received. Then an othor letter was sent, an I to this the Post-mnster-Ctoneral sent a sharp answer. He said he bad delated reilvlng to tho first letter for reasons civen him bv his chief clerk, which b did no' specify Next In tho truo spirit of his couutine-room dealings with those who seek to supply hln with goods for his counter. b de lared that he didn't propose t bo dictated to b a Board ol Trade or anj body olse. If thoy wanted to kn w anything moro i about tLe sicillcatlonh they might corre over i toWnsblneton nnd see the simples. Ho be- camo los arbitrary toward the end uf the let- i ter and said that fre-h bids might Le mado for pens, pencils nnd one or tno other nrtices. I and ho w juld talk wi'h any committee the New lork st itlnners might send ver to see him. The members i f the trade woro naturally a good deal Incensed oerihls communication, and a meeting was neld on Tuesday atwhi h It was proposed tbat Wannmaker s rail for bids should bo lcn red b) New ork members I of the trade. The Board f rrusteos ilnt.lv I appointed a committee 1 1 consider tho natter and thoy will take action in a few days. Ml that is asked by tbo members ot the trade Is I that the specifications shall to drawn in the samo manner as is customary by tho Treasury Department in advertising for simllnr bids Quantities and qualities aro -xncil) specified and prices are nan cd tor each cia-s of goods fnrnlfbed ln bidding on Treasury Department supplies "Ibo simple fact of the matter Is "said a prominent member of tbn trade that W ana maker Is trying to run this branch of his Gov ernment buslnoss In the same dictatorial way I that he treats nil who seek dealings with him In his private businObS. Ho will Und that men I ln trade won't stand iroma Government oflicor I what they aro homotlmes comrede I lo endure i from n map in privnto trade. Mr. Wannmaker runs a stationery counter in hi- Phlladelpnta I store, so ho ought to know bow to run tbls end of blf. Washington establishment But ho will tiavo to be fair an 1 decent about It or Now ork businessmen will have no dealings with him." A TIP O.V Illf. SCOAIt DEC1SIOS. 'Wall Htreet Appears tn Have Kaowa What tlu C ninlns: Hay lu Adraacr, A serious fcandal Is Involvod in tho mannor In which tbo decision of tho Court of Appeils upon tho bucar Trut wab made public. Thero Is i 5 doubt among Wall street men tbat tho Bubstanco of tho decision was premnturelv j made known ns kne ago n- list Irldaytoer- J tain oporators who used the information to i mako the raid on the trust certificates which I broko the tree on Saturday from 77 to C'. j There were peculiar circumstances also con- I nected with tbe actual glvlngoutof tho deel slonatbarit gn on futhdav. 'I wo or thrco prominent men nt the head of bie Wall street tlnnnciil int.iltnti,ins wero 'Hi tod vesterdnyah saying that John c bhee hnn hecretarv i f tho s.quoduct I ornmls-ion. I called up in them last I rid vy m Jrn ng to neo- tiato for the use of premature knowledge, ot the i decision which he claimed to possess He is said to havo dehired In ono case to induce the gentleman v Islted to operntn lor their joint ac count in tho murket on tho strenctu of the in formation he claimed rv i osses It is re ported that he vvns rather curtly re pulsed lu two Instances, nnd that when he visited somo prumiuent sugar peonjn the) refused to take an) sto k In his alleged In formation, 'lho names of thn oporators who finally sec uro 1 tho Information an 1 made use of It In the markot are not yet mado uublic. Mr bheeiian was not ut hie home, 24) West '1 wontv-tblrd street, when a reiorter called last evening to ilnd out what ho had to saj about his sugar decision tip Aaalelnal Welgber DlsmlaeeU. The ta tlilry Co lector Frlurdt did )eiierliy afier noon before leatlmr tho Cuetniu Ho ie wai i ,f the fate o( the aintlanl weljlier olio hy dirrctl not See rerarr Win lain aro to be dlitnu-el on Mondiynext Survevor I an for a wee or t lu been boy select Inc th nauiea nt tbe unfortunate- leiierday after I oon he deci led that tbeie art) the torn he can belt dii peme with Jjme P lcde fomnau of aimtant eitr l ccopr ar Tlemat Al en. niiliam H llernck ChrUlopher J Orchard I rank K. llopkin etmnn J lower beorze 1 Helen, Ifcnry J Ileal, dtorce J vtecklem i tarleic Conay and IrancU tt lul a I ar-itaut wei.her at 4 per day l ollector fcrhardt imuirdiateh iur.e'1 uoii e to tbei mtn I retire ir m m -n. ou Jouday iter will recelre lLl letter ton moriiliu ci lie lor Irhardt alio received from the E-jneror the elKlblo 111 froui tha tpecial Ctiloee eiaiuloatioa at which cuilotua Inipec or anl at'iiiaut wi(hr competed for the ItTe I ultel Male Uli'r to I, ap. poiutedonMouday ten Thete tlact art worth fJ,. cs i-rirar IhuUtbellti el arle DoWitt Drew kh Joierbi, Harts- Jam A Car M Arcblba'd Fl mnn,tnne, sj Alton tramlr -o John J o Don nell is) ll'atrlck J cjuijUr 7 William L Patley Thoma P linn, M Jjitii f M J. iu E ahalan Hi Jaire A. VsgaUt. Hi II train L 11 lint, bu, Whiiam llernck 7 Tcoruat S. knot. 'a ft 1 la'b.erved that Jaraea r Hr enl WU lam S. Ilerrjrk wiiu are to ta rmo 1 cnMonda) apet-ar on tbki tut of chlnee aliibic Tut uveUck) one w U be iio. i in a lay cr o Highest of all in Leavening Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. PQkJ BaRing rm Powder ABSOLUTE. PaSE ACII FQVSDLASIi tlallEUIES. Orovrth or tha I.obater Indnatry-Tha Jloantr l'alil b France. Now'iorkers concorned In trade with Now foundlnnd wero Interested In n despatch from Halifax, printed yostorday In which note was taken of tho preparation for active servlco of British war ships stationed at Nova Scot's. Tho despatch was Interpreted to mean that tho British Government had docldid to take steps towards tho protection of Newfound and fishermen to tho extout at least of patrol ling tho coa-t In a mannor similar to that adopted by Trance. Throughout the recent dlflloultles In the Island province, the French settlors havo been encouraged by an armed crulsor. and according to telegraphic reports that boat has interfered nctlvely ln bohnlf of ire pell as against English Interests "Nobody supposes for an Instant," said a ship broker yesterday, "that England and Franco will go to war over this matter, but thero aro serious quostions to be adjusted, and thero Is room for argument probably on both sides 1 he matter at Issue is something more than a mere interpretation ot treaties fur It lu volves lntorosts that conflict outside the terms of anytranttos ever mado botween tho coun tries, a part ot .Newfoundland used, to bo 1-ronch territory. Bv agreement of tho nations tho sovereignty of tho Island wns coded to hngland. hut certnln rights to take and cure fish along the western coast wero reserved to FioLchmon and tho islands St. Pierre and Miquolon. coogrnphlcall) a part of Newfound land, were turned Into a 1 rench province Tho terms of the orrnngoment seem to be explicit enough but since the treat was signed two circumstances havo arisen which make tho Ilrltlsh llshermnn s lot a hard one. If tho 1 ronch interpretation of tbe treaty Is to bo to carded as correct. Duo of these U tho development of lobster flshluc on tho wost coast. When tho treaty was slcnod there w as no such thing a 1 lobster fishing ln Newfoundland. Now it is an In dustry covering a largo portion of tuo cotst. and especially profitable In the district re served to trance. Tho British residents claim tho right to take lob-tors anywhere, atllriulnc that the treaty regulations reelecting fish do not Include shell tlsh Originally cod were tho only tlsh, nbout which there was no con troversy. No Newfoundlnndor to-day wculd deny the right of tho trench uton the west coast to take an fish that might swim ln there, whether cod or mackerel, or what not. 1 ob stcrs, however, they say. are not usually in cluded In sieakine offish. The treuch ot course, tako the opposite ground nnd when tho Britishers set tholr rots along tho west coast tho t ronch resist The other difficulty Is far moro reaching. The Irench Govo-nment pnjs a hounty to Its fishermen and tbe Lngllsh. with no such priv ilege und a creat part of their markets closod. Tbls is a genuine hardship and the Now found landers have been considerably stirred upovor tho apparent disposition of the imperial Gov ernment to ignore tho matter, not only h sending no war vessels to patrol the coast, but bv permitting tno French interpretation of treaties to rtand unchallenged. Newfoundland ih nn independent province, not a part f the HomlLlon of Canada. Its domestic affairs aro regulatod bv anolectivo as-embly.tha executlvo authority being vo-ted Inn I'OvorLor-Ueroral apr Intel by thecueon. blr VMlliam O'lirio'i Is the l resent liovernor. and rn account of his conservative action, de pending ns t 0 must upon imperial au'horitv, u largo taction of Newfoundlanders has titnen active measures looking to a reque-t for his removal. Tno provincial assembly is favor a' lo to tho tiovernor-Uenerai s Lollcy by a worklne mniorlU, but recent events have shown that this intjorit cannot Le depended up n. A few weeks ago a mas meeting ot cit'rons at bt. Johns voted to end acomnils- I sion to I ondon to call nttontion to t rench assumptions. That commission is now ln tngland. ItconsUts of bir.ianies Winter 1'. J. r-cott and I). Morine. Those gentlemen do not protend to net with the authority of tho province, but the) soom to huve aroused public sentiment ln England strongly in fnvorot the Newfoundland view of tho situation, nnd tbls may bo tho ciuso of the pending departure of blrVrllllnm White war, the tiovincial premier, tor I ondon. Nnbodv knows whnt attitude he will assume before the imierial nuth ritles. Hlthortoeion tho members of his own partv havo felt that be w is slo to insist upon British rights ln the i fisheries but It is not improbt le that he has bee 1 waiting ti learn thn trend of Imperial Foiicy in iho matter. The. situation appears o 1 e critical even admitting that war is rut of 1 tho question Dlltoronces will have tn be ad justed th i-rencb aro firm in their attitude, ond lu tho course of tubllc agitation nt bt. John s and elsewhere there have been unmis takable expressions of sentiment in favor of terminating the whole tr ubio by annevnti n i witli tho I nited btntes It Is impossible tosav whether this feeling is serious or the tem porary outcome of anger M.-rchants horo aro lnclli el to dlcre 'it it. estimating it more ns popular clamor ral'od l.y ills outonted agita tors with a view ti forcinc the Imperial Ciot ernzuent into some remodial action. C03lVIKOLLLlt CUAltllERLAIX. Mr. Crata Tries Flnanclrrlnc and Sir. Mer Derldee Illnj. Comptroller MyorJ and City Chamberlain Craln renowed tho.r dispute over the invest ment of sinking fuud money at vos'erday's meeting of tho Comtnlssiuner of that fund. At tho mee'lngof Mil) Vj Mr Craln had crltl-cl-cd tho action of tbe Comptroller in borrow ing money at 4 per cent, on revouuo bonds while the sinking fund monoy was drawing onlyJ'i per cent ln tho banks. Tho matter was roforrod to tho Mayer. tLo Iiecorder. and tho Chamberlain, who-o roport stirred up tho wholo fu6s neiun. They reported th it thoy hnvecivon the subject careful cnsldoratlon In all IN bearings, appreciating not mi rely I whit wis tbo cravltj of the situation whloh j led to their appointment, but also the dangers to he apprehended lrom tho oncourngeincnt of u policy of ailowlug n large amount of tho (.inking fund to lie fjr consider iblo periods ot time uninvested, nnd rosioct(uli) recommend thtt hereafter In all cases 1 reforoni 0 bo eiven th- sinking fund In this mutter of invo-t-monts uio.i re enuo bonds whenever, ns at I recent, tho condition ot tho moroj mmkotis nil 'h is t ro luiio tl 0 clti to puv n high rate of inte-est uion tno money obtained from por ei ns or corior itlon- 'Iho omptrollor Inveighed with conl ler all o hont against the adoption 0 tho re-ulu-ti 11 hiving tint It wns unr.ocossnr, and n t'l ulous and swore I uf the kindcigittc-u in finance Ho Slid tliat the person caring .it Chnmberlnin Crain w 0 drew up the res lu tl n oviiontly knew nothing of tho financial I o lev of the city nnd that ho would not -uli- I mit to dictation from hi 1 M r. Criiu retorted, lho tomp'r.iler uuv think thai it islm I osslblo to got loane from tho Ureon Weh J lank ovceit nt 1 per cent., and It Is on ncomrit of his eft rts to borrow at that high ruto thnt 1 huvo called attention to this matter. '1 be city was getting Jl 1 er cent, on fjUiOOOO of its 1 mono) nnd wns borrowing at the rate of 1 r I cent. Hut since 1 i-uggested that tho i s. of that monoy in the sinking fund would loo-en the market, rates of Interest eeom to have comedown A sat Inert $!o 000 nyoar to ttm cltv has already resulted on loans amounting to f2,"00O)ii.and what 1 want Is that the C mp troll'T shall contlnuo bis new policy of I or roUns sinking fund money and a t In hir mony with the wishes of this C omml'-sioii lho Comptroller replied that no n ad of tho I firm e department had ever sue leded inter- I 'ln.r Inar a at suci low rates of Interest as hu hid Hu continued directly to thochimlor hln ou sir, aro trying to m ue -cmo s rt rf capital In a low way. lour reason-are un knovii tome I shall contlnuo to borrow from whom 1 please '1 ho reaolu tlon w as adopted bv a v ote nf 1 to 1. delegation of re-luents of lordham ep renr'd before tho Commission in opi ositlon to thn location of a Itecep'lon Hospital In nlen t no avenue as selected by the hantyCom iiusloroiB and already apnioved i y tho 'sink ing Fund Commlss oners, though tho lease lias n t been signed owing to this opposition, 'lhn matter was referred to the tni.iptro ler and the Corporation ounsol, 'lho latter wns add ed because lir, I den the owner of thn proper tj has mandamusedthe Comptroller to per fect the lease according to the agreement made Jnatlee Keuau, t Ijalrtmiii, The Pemocratto Campalfa Coinnu'tee tor !0 la orianUed by electing Police J' attre Ttwniaa J henna, chairman vvmiam A uray becreiary and -x -enater William II Murttia Treasurer It n't thought that the lel-ctii n of Joettce Kenua for tLe i hairraa -hip of tra Firnmilte will pn him oji -t tie race f r tha 6t.r aralty Domination Tbe results of both chemical anali tu and of yhytto logical ienment4 rove that Me .in loo J wbeu adled to diluted tow a milk, fcri-itbe ta y perfect ib ttitu e for n-otber' mi. k that hai ever tetn proiuced fur'her proor 1 alo found In the heal n and fiool Dk re or lit ch dretl ho are rea ed 101 t -A .i .to.w.s.sr rm: lrnisKEr invar. The 1 hnlesnle I.lquor Dealers Keaolva to It ill tat n to.oierntlve JDIellllerx. The wholcsalo liquor dealers of this cltv met again vestorda on tho around floor ot tbe Ivoinblo building, nnd listcnod to tho report ot tho committeo that had contotrod with tbo representatives of tho Whlskoy Trust on Tuesday. Tho outcomo of that conterenco had nlready bocatno known, and there was very llttlo in tho formal report of tho commit tee to raise any hopes ot an amicable under standing with tho trust, John Koresy presided In tho absence ot Mr. MctJuade. Mr. heresy reportod for thu con ference committeo that tho result ot tho con ference had teen practically nil. Tho com- i mltteo hail nsked tho tru-t to rescind the clause i rovldine for a rebate of 5 cents a gaflen, tn make tho prlco of spirits dependont upon tho prlco of grain as quotod by tho Chi cago Hoard ut Trade and to abstain from soil ing to an but who'estlers. recognized as such ln tbo trndo 1'resldcnt Greonhut, speaking for tho trust, bad repliod to tho committoo that the) would not rescind thu rebate. Tbo entire objoct of tbe trust was to keep tho prlco down tjtbo comparative cost of grain, nnd spirits would bo sol 1 to the wholesalers at lower rates than over before. Tho members of tho com bination were ln It for the I urpose of reducing the cost of manufacture and to keep tho prices stable. Mr. (tteenhut snld thut tho trust would sell only to wholesalers but. as Mr. Keresy remarked, that was really no conces sion, lit. tho cliculars to that effect had been sent out from the West before tbeconferenoe. and woro received In New iork almost at tho verytirro that tho conterenco at tho Murray Hill Hotel wns lolng held KIAfter Mr. heresy had finished telling what tho representatives of the trust had said, otner memPors of tho committeo cot up nnd re ported s mo things that he had omitted. One said that under tho trust rules no man could buy compounds containing spirits outsldo of tho trust. Another snld that tho trust would allow any wbolesn'er to contrnot with Its ageuts for slv mouths, a ear. or two years tor stlrits at tbolprovalling prices, based upon the prlco of grain at tho periods of delivery, adlitcrencoof tour cents a bushel colling for a corresponding difference of ten cents a gallon. Mr Mack then offered a resolution calling for the bui'dlne of a cooperative distillery and tho opening o' subscription books only whole salers to bo allowed to subscribe for tho stock, btato Lxclso i ommlssloner Max D. Stern offered an amendment wbh h declared that the rre'ent tlmo was Inopportune for such a sctieme. Mr Stum snld he was against such nctlou until tho trust bad bad a chance to keep Its promises Mr. Mayer thought that those who wanted to build should do so. but mono who voted ln favor of allowing such bulhline w asunder compulsion to contribute Mr btem then withdrew his amendment and the original motion prevailed committeo of five will bo appointed to solicit subscriptions. W G O Tt .1 A '5 x. s un Oil VIS A IIOX. Talked Unci- to I apt. Hooker and Spilled Hot leu Urer Policeman Credeu. Foliceman Irancis H. McGowan of tha steamer Fatrol was tried before Commissioner MacLean yesterday on charges of assaulting another officer m.d using vile and indecent langua'o to his Captain. Capt. Hooker said tiat -ergeint Wells informed him last batur da ovenlnc that McGowan wished to resign. He sent for McGowan and asked him about it. McGowan told him he had changed bl3 mind. Ho then ordered McGowan to go forward, and McGowan ans orod I won't go forward for you or any other lou'vo had yourdoso and you think misery loves company." I again ordered him to go forward." testi fied Capt. Hooker. no turned and pointed to Foliceman Florence Sullivan ln the mess room nnd said You seo tbat I'm going to cut his heart out.' Ho then went into the mess room, where tho mon were at supper, and sat at the head of the table. The ofHcors had heard McGowan's conversation with me. and when be took his seat tne) giggled. McGowan picked up tho teapot at bis side and threw it at Foliceman Croden. who was the fifth man from him on the side of the table. Creden testlllod tbit the teapot hit him on tho head and its contents went over him, scaldlL bis face on ono side He tumped up and called I'ollccman ulllvnn. Thoy took hold of McGowan and McGowan bit tno wit ness on the forefinger of the right hand. Mo Gotvnn striiLgled desperately to get away, but the) put handcuffs on him ami took him to tho Church street station houso Policemen Woods nnd Sullivan nnd Sercoant 'Wella cor roborated Credeu and capt. Hooker. Mctiowan said In his defence that be was laboring under such intense excitement at the time of his interview with Capt. Hooker that Lo didn't remember what ho said If no made the remarks tho Captain ntttrlbuted to him, bs wasver soir) ns no meant no disrespect, cs I sat nt the head cf tho mess tablo con tinued Mellow in and was touring ton Into ii t cup when I was hit In the eye with an onion. I was so shocked thnt 1 throw up my hands and tho teapot Hew." 1 on held in to your cup"' asked Commis sioner Macl ean. les" ainnered McGownn tocauso I didn't want to si hi any ton on myself Wi.on tlio tea loll over Creden McGownn continued,' ho sprang up and hit mo In tho eo I vvns handcuffed like a murderer and dragged to tbo police station before 1 could draw my treath McGovvau w is represented by I awyer Louis J. Graut, whoso line of defence was plainly tho InBtnity of bis client. All bis questions woro Ii tended to bring this out, nnd commissioner Macl.oan. seoin-jthoobject ot the lawyer asked each witness It ho know the affect ot opium up on a c nsumor. Decision wis resorved bergeunt Coomb- und P.oundman McGoe of tho Jefferson Market Curt squad nppeared ngalnst Uetec'ivo Matthew McConuoll of tho Wont thirtieth street stnti n. who was charged with refusal to obov the instrm tlons of a su terior ollcer to wear his I adgo en his coat. The te-tlmoni was In favor of McConnoll, and tbo case will t robably bo dropped. Tho Vclerin of the ,hlp Newa OOlee. Manacer Wa'ter o Lew of tbe thlp newnoC'ce ce a Irai'l M eent) lift i birthday )eiirday in re. tr'!eclT0 me itat on a till deik overlooking lie brrey it; ,f t r ui-Lt water of th fat trr c-eite- b) tuo c uilcence tt the Jtorth and Ii.t In r Mr 1 ewi j-' altel the time or be fore the r an 1 bef re the At tunc ca-!e ha I been a 1 when I f" k ihsr,e of tfe fathering of thanew fr m liif in lis at. 1 tal it trsuanntted by tele (.ciph 'ron a d Hook V eteran apt. Ja i e larrell, ho die tvcrai nmi ac u Iter utatrtln aevtl bo ;frn'h nre f-nulvli k ii J ;ei thenawfom rlcn i 1 1 11 en 1 1- it I ac tottie teleerapli rut i It i t an w tuo t- on for the active trtt of V,r I fwi. at l t f ii ii nt at lon-il it for a nt w and r,in ker'lie lie net,! of th.. jovlate 1 Pre In tor e nn tori wer tuuiM with yn m tieiue pa; ir u wt rti tl e) wr te tl,. m a i ,te elieel were ut In call I ii' rf m, in i re jnei to il, t rier or the ateao hill )Vh-n t n -hirv pnel satiii Hook the pureer thr a ihe can tiov-iierb sit t apt. larrell picked t e i p l j u tu re or i en I llei litem to 1 e led carrier it-rti wl i few lo the observatory, v Urn eierei u ere P lrtaphd to trl cit vir i,i i i it )rn In h i -n t onn He wai con epic lo t.lr l Ii' I-I aitti tlie earl) I titorr of teler rut II.a i ritir ei lent ti llarl'ord i rTce of i i III i ti ai I s vr or Telerap i crurauy from istj io 1-A.i Mtnlccjiuit' vu l'ik t onverlleg urhnnl Ilulldlnclnloat hnreh. Workmen hare teen 1 1 y for a month pat tramform ln ihe bin d n; nhieh lncli de &t anl VI I nt e'reet nitj a Hetrew l ircti Ihe i e u furmerly occupied b) the or e h oi o' -t !4jrv J ouian ratholl? ihur h atll'.eenl'ir nlttrfei It had been leased f r icveral ear 'Cre een e a l.nr tnanofa' nir r I I eteni' er I'eiu e lei nltin church iwld th pr jerty u tlie bu.truu i el re l on-reaatloti le e I" Tl e i u lit ire me rtrntiea anlnivrk n tl r i el e I Ii n It 4 a etev'e 1 over llty year a,o in 1 w ilie f tl Ifit'il 1' pa-lh ho t built It n k T e lllrelutl fl will rnd OTtr t i l""l In rem v ii r t e ou. In. VV ien roinpletcd 11 will ta one u' the b ni i i jrew c icrehea lu town. Tlie lluaiiltial Oraduutra' Club, Treceri cjteoflnc rporalion of thelloiplial riradu ale c uij i ai tern tlio L It purport are the a Iranr m-n' of m 1ual eitnce and t Improvement of it ineinle- in i e praul e of that eilenee The ditemr are Thon T J a ewar 1 An oj JUnnln,- Arthur .1 J(n en l e.ui II llenr) Jan. I Sewcotnb. !0)alVV Atull ii nilidwuif Poulleday laaunr Ml. loima: liana' lleraeir, M Ii Atitoit.eiu V oao- ar, lu jiale of ihe Eu'i County fmaae Vvy urn at .Scwark waa found hanjlng dead from one or tl exuarlio her window early yttterdar ra ruina- Hit wi j ear old and wa airicled lth hvjo hondria. On Tui lay miht in waj quit rairry and iked about hi.-affliction. ASSESSING CALVARY LOTS. some or rtiEH Atti: is r.o.sa ist.asd CITt ASO 311X1 PAT TAXKS, Ho Have Mayor Oleaaon, nnd hlft Hoard of Aaaeaaora On to the Cemetery ual Copy Off JSutnea Iron the Alfinumenta. Mayor Gloaon ot Long Island City Is coins totrytotav that part of Calvary Cemetery which Is Included ln tho corporate limits of Long Island City, toeothnr with the mouu ments and tombstones erec od by lot owners. The latter, ho savs are Improvements Ho drova to the comotery yosterday with this ob ject In view, accompanied by Jamos bnvron, llllam roth, and Georgo Casey of tho Hoard ot Assessors anl Clerk James McDonald. 'I hey entered through tho main gate nnd drove) around to tho avenue which forms tho bound- 3 nryltno between Long Island City and th S town of Newtown, lho part cut off by thla avenuo Issald to bo tho llnost arid most vulu- 4 ablo part per lot of Calvary Comotery Ths 3 plots aro 10 leet by 13 feet and are sold for 3 Jl.OuOeach. lho grocml stands high abovo tho surrounding countr). It commands a fin 3t vIowotNew York cltj. Tho pooplo who own Hh plots hero are. with few ovceptions, wealthy. Hi It was right in tho centre of a Hold ot tall ul moaumonts that tho Major and Hoard of As- jR, scSBors began tholr work Tho Mayor took up 41. ono of the huge books containing maps of tho jit Socond ward, which tho nssessots hadbr ught (J with thorn, and opening It on ntcmbstonc. bo can to lav out tho work (or tho assessors. Kf Horo aro llvo city b cks, said the Mayor. I placing his thumb on tho map and making a i broad swoep wttn his disengaged hand, which if thoCalviry Cemoterv corrcr.Tlon has utillo 1 !j' for cemoteri purposes without tho Hiinctlon or consent ot tho legislature tho Count) lljaM If ofiiupervlsors. orth Long Islnml Llty 1 oanl II of Aldermon. The wholo section is tnvab e. 1 lots containing monuments are to bo as-c -sod ii as Improved proiertj. ihuio Is ono mill i rt II dollars' worth of tavablo proporty In th's sec- I tlon. I want you to assess all i ropcrtj whlcli ;I was within tho limits or Long Island city when jl It was tlrst Ineirpoiated If Tho assessors then becan taklnc tho names 11 of plot owners from tho monuments. Major Grant of Now Vurk clt) tias n plot ln this seo- 1 tlon. and MavorGleason told the assessors to It mako' Hugh J Grant" tho ilrst name. I buperlntcndont Moore of the comotery was fl nbsont nnd no attempt was made by tho other persons about tbo placo to stop tho work. It II took moro than an hour to cover the ground. i? The Major and assessors then went to tha 11 huporlntendenfs ofllco ond gavo uotlflca- Il tlon of what they Inlendod to do. Aftor JS fixing tho amount ot tho assessments tho Jl Hoard of Asso-sors will take stops tr If verify tho ownership ot tho proportj, nnd havo writs servod onlerlnc tho owners to how U; cnuso why they should not bo compelled to p,iv ji taxes. When Long Island City Wis inrorpo- !i rnted In lb"0 tho boundaries were so fived tliat all tho cemeteries which woro In exi-'enco 'I thon remained ln the town of Newtown Three) j years lator tho calvary I ometory comtanv J purchased n t ieco of property In tho r-cconcl wnrd In LonglslnrdCltj. This nieco of pr i- i erty had boen laid out in blocks' on tho city f mans lour streets ran through tho proiertj, J which tho cemetery has closed. They began to bury in tbo Dlaco In 1870. M Mayor Gleason avors tbat no net or rosolu- 11 tlon wns ovor passed by any duly authorized ,J body authorising that pleco of property to bo 1 tisod for cemetery purposes. Ho also say-v 1 thoro was never any resolution passed by tho 1 County Hoard of r-uporvisors oomptinc lc j 1 from btnto and county tax, and that no roso- i lutlon was ever parsed by tho J on.; Island i City Hoard of Aldermen evomptlng it from I city tax or Its assessed share of tbo cltv a is bonded dobt. Inder theso conditions tho Mayor holds thnt this part of tho ccmetorv U g no moro exempt from taxation than uiy othor r Improved trot ert in tho citj. Si Calvatr Comotery was not organized for th I good It might do tho t oor of tho church." said the Major It was organized for tho so'o purpose of making money. It Is ono of the) greediest and most crasplnc corporations n, 1 exlstenco It is a detriment to tho city, and to 1 the Second wnrd In partleul vr I want it un- 1 derstood that I do not tako this action for tho rurposo of assosdng tho graves of tho poor i doad Irishmen who are buried there I believo in tailng cemeteries that aro conducte 1 for the purposo of making money and I nm dotor- mined, If possible, to make this cometery pay I taxes on Its property within the citv limits.'' The Mayor said also that h would endeavor to compol the cemetery to reopen tho four streets, which ho eajs thoy closed without au thority, j Tne cemetery peonlo say thoy aro prepared for any onslaught Major Gleason may make. They say bo has cot onn of tho biggest jobs on bis bands that ho ev er undertook. TUB CLOAKJIAKHItS' FIQUT. j J Statement from the Staaiiracttirere Testt- nonr Tukeo by the Grand iJuri. On Tuesday. Mr. Popkln. ot Popkin .t Marks, who have conceded tho demands of thoir lock-ed-out cloakmakers, testlllod before tho Grand Jury, and yesterday several cuttors cave testi mony in regard to the complaint of tho Con solldnted Board of tho locked-out men, whloh Is trying to have tne manufacturers Indicted. for conspiracy. Mr. Topkln was expollod yos- i terdoy from the Manufacturers' Association. ji The eleven remaining Orms resolved ti stand r bi each other. The association gavo out this Btatement jesterday: i The queitlon of waes ha at no time been a factor in I thltatrlke Had the matter concerned w ace the que f tlon would hare been quickly ad, jsted a thla aiaucla 1 tlonhaa a etandlna committee of Ave to Invaiticate anv romplatnt that ma be made by the employees of anr n house that they araviot recelrltir proper compensation H lor their work. VVltn us. a In ether trades, the skilled workman 1-at always been able to et a rell equiralent for hi wo-k. I utter recelre from Sit) to 9.4 a week for ntue 1 ours' dallr labor and a half holiday dnrin? the snmmer month and cloakmakers earn from CIO to i3 per week The present disturbance Is the reiult of the reeelr t of a notice lntormtnir one of ihe members of tt-isnsso la tlon that the cutters woold no lonner remain in hi em ploy unless he agreed to cive such work ns tier cut unit to onion hand to which dictation the mauac turer cuull not submit. The oporators say n cloakmnkor does well If he makos J" a week, and that tne llguros elvoa bythe association represent tho wor.of atara lly fourteen hours u day for a vvcok.

llrooklya'a New Poxtrauater, Capt Collins, who 1 to succeed Mr Hendrlz ea Pot, matter of Brooklyn next week, stent a considerable time yeiterday coaferrlnf with the latter In reference I to the postal serrlce. Mr lltndnx will fully Inform hia I successor In tt e duties of tho offlce and amooth hla ntt- I cia! path ai much aa reolble rapt. Cniim ,r ho f means to steer clear ot Kepabllcac place h inter for ii some time to come and that 1 e ha not ?mn th sub- 1 Jeot of chahirt sin the oflce a trmuaht. Thesrrliewa f In an admirable coudlllou and he dldn t I repr lo to h make anv removal ai.ert after the raveat del be-a-ttnn. lapr c Uin will have to fcrnlsh a tond to tha itovernment in more than s. h o hi tiree turetlea fustifytus; tor twice tbat amount Tn o f tu bondinan hiii he ex Consrrs.min Iiarvln It Jane and Wlliiani II llatiard, l?reidnl ofihe lultonliank. Prealdent 1'dward rlmraouaa Htieeeaaoss. dome of the Tvmoany people are displeased I ecanse Jlr d 1 Iward Mnimous has resigned av I resident of the Boar 1 fFdjcatiou It waa learne 1 ytsterday that Mr Pimraon v-i.l also resign as a memberof the Hoard. Tbe displeasure of Tammvnj e me in 1 eeme ft 1 nnwr knont!atJ hn 1. n llui t. a Itepub ean stand n. mokt cxe-llent chance ot bee itiin? Sir Simtui ne a sue cens r air lluntlealawier an I I a beenln the hoard ajetr He is kn mil lu the Kovr I a the tr fe&ser be u" he as formerly a teacher anl a p leunf s asrhoisr y mau. Jti said that twelve uf the twtnty one votes of the hoard aro a ready pledged to Mr llunt. An Vawortby Kos, Stephen Mcfntyre th dl'solute ion of John Mclntrro, a reputable nljlit watchman on an fast Itlver pier got drnuk on Mar 30 and went to the pie- where I It father I emp'oyM to cet money to rout nue hi debauch The father refuted to aiimit him (hereupon Vofntvru i tmaihed in a wlndon unl irettlnir Into the orrce nf tha i per whera his father was, etabbed him The father wa taken to a husiita.. He re oicrel McJntyra p esded e-nllty jester lay in the l.eneral hi-atlons of aa rtiiltlntlie second deitree JuJce Mnrtlne sentence I him lo State prlon for four Jears and asil he waa sorry thai the law would not permit hita to add a revr car to the sentence. I rleberartz Wuaa't JQrovtned. The mystery connected with the overturned rowhoal i found off Rlkers Island on Monday and with the over- coat Coatir near It in which wa a letter addreid to f i hvrlr schwanr. was cleared up veitr1vy rhariea chwart' win i lives in i-reenbolnt. vl.net it. Mor risanlap e (till n and .aid the coat wa hi. Ila Jut ,t ha rj. lamed that on Monday he waa r wia"! the sound, when the erie susiuehanna it pleaaure sereri aboard lanleJ near lilm in their reti rn IT, I M.I rk MhuartMl.dlh. tua. let Ind'fhe i Agu, hai na till In I aln tbe tieainer r.-oidence ih I tV'toa" ,l,aul,r lroi hd cieriuraod I I.lcUtalnc Kastlorea a Hleej.le. I Darin tbe Ihnnleritorm t a: prevailed between 1 and 2o clock yesterday mjrunr a bolt of llj-htnmi truck tha s'ate toaer of the 1 inrinis c.oti-reiiational ih.rch at I2IH ttrest nlMadti.n avemn dew rib. 1 freeqaarterso'acir r at it i a it n 1. a, 4 ",,!i Id rllii don n the nets' r lot t W iC, wand i .11,, iuibi.,a., jui lelo untie tin roor anil thence 11 J the eround few uau re I do..srs will cover 1 dauiait 'a eflieo Baby was ck, we rave her CasUrlkt, 1 VTheo tha wu a Chill, she cried for Cutsrlt, J When ahe became Mb., she cIubc u CsutetU, intasUba4Chll4r)a,iJs4c.TwUua(utg

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p T y r f -V p. -.j fh,.,,,., 1. Jtr7y''rilf "w.iflim t I V1 -Tf--v .vo- t i t- j 1 i T' THE SUN, THURSDAY 'JUAiS 'A c z IT--- UAUVTUN OS 1HB BXVMV. Ho I D ola Ilia IleattoClo.atua reach 1 in. tha -emoerallo Ilaaa.. CnAKLCTTov. S. C, Juno 25.-Snator Ilamp ton has nrrhod horo. nnd hns entered tho flerco political flsht which Is now colnc on be. I' j twtonthotwofootlons of tlioIJomocratlo party i!' Ju this Mato. Ho dollTorod lilt first spoocli In j Columbia yesterday and wn heartily applaud. J1' t,i. Ho will remain horonwoekor ton ui. f j d will spoa- at nooralof tho carapalKn i moBtlncs. HolsevldontlrtnlLlnRtodcaf oars when ho talka to tho followors of tho Tlllraan i or Alllanc Klnir Jt Is not denied thnt II. It. Tillman, tho Alliance candidate for Governor. his an ove on tho old J-onator'sseat In i tho I United Blaies Honato, nnd lust as miro as a 111 i i man Is elected Oovetnor ho will sucoood llnmpton In the bennto. i 'XhorpKUlarUnmniratBaromaklnKnstuhboru i. flBht. btitin the twolocountloiln which cam j tiBlftn meetlnt's bavo already been hold tho i Tlirmanltoshaoiiltoadyswor.toorjthlnRbo. (I fore them, rhoy mot their first check at Co lt I fiimblayoatcrdav. Sonatoi llutler Is anxiously i. l V looked for to como homo, nnd tho l nrollna V Conmofsmon would do woll to look nttor their i fences as It Is an onn secret that tho Alllanco i rill contest every Conress district, oxcont. perhsps. that of Congressmen Uoo. I). Tillman. y'nntta rftmalcg. I THE SUN UP-TOWH OFFICE, J I; t 1,265 BROADWAY, t', i I T Near and St.. Oppo.lt the New notel. ,1 ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL II P. M. t A.Tertl.era mar lea-e Ad-ertlae. i aseat at (ha folio ln ofDeea. lir the I ij ralea trill be the earns aa those charged at is the nala o ea l i I IIARI005X8IS. 1,170 NINTH AT. CORMEII 73D ST. J jj y.r. KP.CKGER. XH J.AST D ST, COB. MADI- f iON AV. T I M'MIIXAit JAMEK01. 100 WFST mil ST. RAM O WAM.ACK. OU FAST HOUSTON ST. TIIDMAU r. MARTIN. 80 TOMPKINS UARKET. SO A, 8I.T 8TI1 AND 7TII STI- NEAT YORK, y UcffT-NY, I 149 TH AV., NEAR 7IST ST. A SCIIEOLRM ANN. 71 WE8T 121TU ST. A JENMNdS. in EAST J.D ST. ACCJUBTT. CrtlWARZLER. BTTII ST, COR. rAItK 1 AV iTel.phone Call 362 'th U.) 1 JAMES A UcUl.NNIS. 0 WE8T 14TII ST, BOOM X J HEM GUARANTEE CO., 640 GRAND ST. i 33DELOO!K:Xj"ETar8 j UOBBI8ET8 PHABUACT, I Junction of Fallon and tVaUlnton atresia. fS T. 3. MOORE k 00, 1.079 BEDrORD AT, HEAR if (JDIN'CT ST. (Talipbons Call 4S1 Btdford.) I JJROOKI.T.t ADVERTISIVO CO.. 34S PULTON IT. BROOKYLN ADVERTISING AGENCY. 2U0 BROAD- I WAY, NEAR MARCY AV. I A. A. WATSON, 370 BROADWAY. 1, O'DONOOIIUE A CQ. 2,879 atlantio at. f.: ft3-iooixroJLii.t, I. la t BOLEMAN A 8PITZBR. VS MAUATTAN AT. J A -EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on silk and 'l! ALSBEBO. 1'IEBES A JArOPBON, 51 OrtrnsiL W OOkVoLDRRS and vewcrs want1. nllosstbrers D 0K0. W. ALEXANDER, lOrt Welt IHlh lL i I "iJOOK POLDERS, satbeteri, ana corereri t 138 rrl Djt. j wood it. 'nRESSUAKING -Plrtt-cltu wslt bsnili; alao p- rrntICMtoln! oodirri I MABmiEH. 873 Lellerlen ST. t tTkRESHMAKINO Two rood waut trimmer! wanted. i! i) ADpIrall week to Mrs. MEYER, U Eait loeih it v star MadUon ar. 'pxpRRinNCEDnmipellatinndf JU CIIAS. LE Bill AS 1 A Barclay it. near Broadaay. V-i OOD HOUSRWORKER Two m family to monthly: "JT Oerman rrefirred. 107 Eaitcailiiu, topnat; call after a P.M. "URLS About 10 to learn a trade, tttady work; Bald J while learning 143 Welt mill t jKAT SKU-Klts tnltanidrtMrnaklnp- Inonlre at il II n. KRETSCIIMEIt, WZJ4 Bail Mlh ft. td floor. -J "(TJTRICII FEATHERS ETperlenced eewern wanted l J for nlumei and test work steady employment, t i blf best wages PitJ; work irtTenont, J j M J. TALOR A CO. M Woosler St 1 aSsTRlrit FEATIIERS. curlers, packera sewers, and VP parrlers. liberal pay to competent hands work j riren out to r-wpnnslfile partita ALPREU L. 6IMUN I A CO.. 634 Broadway. If V9TR1CII FPATltfcHi -Curlers wanted: a few re- j(. VP electable sins to learn the huslnrsa Apply to t II AN HON QltKBN. 01 Bleeckerst. fflf 1 STtlICll TEATIIERS -Warned, cnrlers and pro- A VPparera. food pay: steady work. Apply to THOMAS fig II WOOD A UP, b:i Broadway. i i-VSTWCHiKATHERa Cnrlere wanted- work Klren J j VP out. B LEVY. 55 Bleecker at. C j Vn UATOR wanted on Pomestlo machines, must ha T J able to do fanm stltchtncf I. LUUI8 cOllbS A BRO. 153 Mercer sl M I PAPER BOXES Experienced rlrli on (-iue"work at JT 4J Prlnco II. BALDWIN. ;v "iy ANTRD-An experienced trlrl In bakery and lunch ?f room ileep at place, wages $14 per month, llu I Sleecker st 1 f i WANTED A neat rlrl to learn dressmaking. Ad j ?Tplyto M.ICI1nCr.J4I Fast 76th St. t 7"0L'N(I oiltu Trench or German wanted to wait on X prlrate tahle and take care of children in the ooun- try wanes best of references renulred Addresa l AMERICAN, bole 102, Bun up town olllce, I.OS ll'wn. I I VroVvn LAPIPSVANTEirto make nlbber shoes In X six weeks can enrn 57 or fw a week, board paid while learnlnir Addresa COLCIIEbTER UUBBBIt 1 COJITANY. Colcbesler. Conn. jf: Walfl attnlei. A GOOD ten CREASt MAKUt wanted: onewhohai J. worked on pastry preferred. Applr to P C WHITE, Itfatharlnest, i j A FOREMAN or lady, m take charae of ladles' flrst- I j Jl- class shoe (Itilnir dspariment. Address ill a. P. box m.bunofllce. It ACTIVE man for city trade, wilt be Instructed In our I'll Jta business and salary aid while learnlnir Apply at ii store, cor 4th ar antlnihst I A IR8T.CLAi CARRIAGE nl.ACHHMITII general work. M H riHYOE. llamses, N. J A OENTS wanted to sell a dollar noveltr'to clear stores' t a AldrMiMiVKLTl box lua. Mm oince I A BI.ACKSMITll'h'lIELPEll and a finisher.-IK-Tit A and Amsurdam av j A RhAT TIIIS-40 Prince Albert antta, H3, a f30 JO. cuia-ryetilL t fsur-iiii.lti, custom suit. n up. CAMTiljON. ill Platbmh aT. Brooklyn. i A -Wi SUITS STnrder 1V tin pants to order, W I f CAMERON, mi Fiatbosh ar Brooklyn. I S IJOOK AnENfl--It will far ou To sa"our new family XI medlcat honk beats all, I Kni pates 4isi llluttra tratlons, three auatomlcal charts In eight colors. I IIA1 ,N CO. GttKI Hest aid St i nt.ACKSMITII -Must understand horseshoeing and I XJ general work Atplylo r II. 1. COLEMAN, itfoih st and Klngtbrldge road. DARTENDKRf:, roast cook grooms balers, porters, i- kitchen men. hall bora, wauirs gardeners. J MANHATTAN AllE.SCY. .V) West 10lh St '4 l-iO.MPO.SITOHSwanteloniaw J y CO Mt'BOUY.Nr. 1 48-1 M Centre et. '1 pONirosiTOH wanted. 133 Mlh it.. neiiriiroadwayT j V third Boor 1 riARM 11 VYDS. Cnnchman, groom enrdener, siablo X' man man an J wife and men lately lauded oauted j atCAItrhNTEllf, luniiiliar, IARM"HANirwriTetTf"lH'"Appir CL.NT11AL. w, rultonst Brookljn. rjORDON'niEbs PbEDLUS wauled y Arply at 7j4Trlnlly place. il rjORDO.V FLEDP.K wanted at.-kiaiid )et Broad. wsy I lEWI.LI.FRS-Twnftrstclata'jenellcrs on flneclns y ieri-rk. stead) work, a t; M'.III'.lt, 14 Johust i, T1ARRII!H MAN aboiltls. who has had some experl ATA rnce looking after men at work, wanted for an J outdoor i Ityjodlloii a suitable person will be fully In- 1 I atrucled and paid while learning. Api,l) at store, a4 S Jj t-nion square I1 I P-l'KR.W'TtlN'TM AN.'about W, w Itii so"me knTwTT If A edge of retail trade win be Instructed nnd paid while learning AP1) lit nu I'.att loth st. B pilENU. Hot HE ;j Bowery. n?ar ciuaiTt.-..,s men I X wanted, lodgings, lie. sprlngjjeds free baths, f P'ilMiil"1 -rV'"1" ran to assist o Job compotllloa" I of. A 5, Mnldsa bine, r M CTRAW HAT I'lIKSS) Ron Imndwnrl W p jryiiMH m If, Mjrii,. ar. Ilrookljn m 'lyASTED-Oiitdoorsalrtmett for NewYork.peclaT K ty. eaillj sold, large commlstinn jj Appl) 9 toll jE rATBMJir.Vll.nj-XJiMco.'.'teihav. Il WNTr',IA J.0, tT,nm I0 "I 'o make W II lilm.elt useful about Hie riaule in the country 11 must hare referente win re previous mp er ran btt fj aern wages fit) a month and boar, pp s vMI U liamst-, liJssrortlic.tielween "i and 11 in iln morning, I IirANTBt) FlrsTclaii. rnelTinlner-i ffr sluVliig drlf: m H trig andstopluj, piyln tontructs to tool uitu K day a pay, fj hoard. Sit per mouth, tenements fur X married meu Apply at one i to f IMWSJilU.hlMt (Jltl'.O. Cbarlsinont, Mass. W WANTEH-Hrst class ilnet Iron worker to tale fA tt rhsrge of shoo and contract work Apply between ...tf 13 and I o clock J V ANNIN, corntr Waisrand I sari tf I sis Brooklyn. N, Y. ,h I "iVAHTKP Three Itrsr.class Al brtcklayntogoto v i, I TT Kentucky work circular tanks and itrateht walls Applr eretiings to II, J. lAltyUIIAIt, 38T Jlonroe it liroolljn II 'WANTrro-Farmliand uTust be actlre and able to TT icrformnil kinds of farm work and ha,e good referciicer Appl) thlsfor nurii at .-iTEast Bioailsrar I WANTKH-treesione cultTrs In Brockton. Siring TT ilsld. PrJuilfiiie, and llol)0ke Apply at any of t i tlieards I rers one Contractors Allot miiou of N, l (WaTI.U-A llrstriass mi Iwrlglit permanent era. TT plojmeni fine utidsritiiudiug powtier mill ma ahlnery i referred Address (I il I box IMA bun ofllce VANTI-"-- Jsnllorfor a single flat, that under" TT stands steam heat must hate rood reference, (Applyjo M tURLLY, ma Broadway. 'WANTBD-Bookblnden kAAIu.N company. IM Mulberry st. StJnnttfl SBlnlw. WANTPD-Experlenced night clerk for tlrst-cliss city hotel, best of reference. yfflAu, wA.ar.D-A ,0011 iiiivipl w antd-a airaSjwgij, WfJ-l.rio'rclayt i -U.N(I BiJTCHER-CornerNsTins and Bergen. X J BAllTII. Brooklyn. .gihmtions WantnT. AMIDDt.P AOPIl M AN wlt'i experience as tesmster nrbrstler. ue ul In general, best references, wants position In city or country A tirro. a4JI!aitsstH. New Totk city. tlUxiZ H rniulres position la oftlce, can kiei books grsduateof Y. W r A Address M 431 Weil 14th it, city A 000I) PRI ATE COOK. Oermati. wants position, tlrst class references Please call at 101 esl4Utll st, first nai, corner Broadway. ARESPPCTAHLI! YOI'NG GIRL as chambermaid and waitress, city or country. 64 I asttilst st.i present employers. A YOUNG MAN wonldllke a position In an office, can also write wall Address D. UOSBACHER, 337 linst 7uth it., city. NORTH HERilAN o'lRL as cook or chambermaid and laundress, no cards, city or country. Last tuh it AllFPECTABLE tOl'NII WIIMAN, good cook and laundress! reference H'SOihnr BAKER.-A first-class foremin on all kinds of bread and ienna rolls wants situation lui l.sn nistsi. BOY. 17, wTihesTia learn madiTnlst trade JhllllV LIONS, Itn Oakland ar Jersey City Heights. CARRtAOP. BLACKSMITH -A first class helper handy at forge or with tools, a )ears In last place; city or cuuntry Address ALFRED I'aIIsONa, 411 West 37th st city. EDUCATr.ti YOl'Nfl MAN, good penman Imrlng a knowledge or accounts, reiiulres position In which he can be useful i not arrald of work T J, boxl.il. Bun oflloe. r.TIRSTCLsTs" BOOKKEFrhlt (German) sober and trustworthy In the fullest senso of the wont, speak Ing and writing In several Isnguagrs. wishes situation by July I In men bant s offl, e or manufacturing estab lishment: has been heal bookkeeper for a local jorpor allon for the last n esrs highest references and secur ity. If required. TIlUHTWliltT it, box IH1. fiun othce. F mSTCLASs"LAUNDRY WOltKilone'nt '.oo a doun. SWAN, Mil fast K7I1 il HtTt'IRW ORTPcuTor conntrv, by a strong willing girl, lately landed, inoderato wages. Appl) at 114 Bast 41st sl. ITALIAN tmi'IIANOIRL wishes place of governess: Vrench 1 ngllsb. piano, llttlei Italian ery well she -lllproille hereelf for the Journe) riglstered letter. LLOTILIiEUIRtOIlI aloro, via Savlgllsno, Italy am"v4 Yi:ars old" am sober and willing, would Ilia situation as drlrer, good relerenco Address B MEEHAN, enreof Bhllllnger acxpre's I1873dar J on COMPOSITOR, all around wants work.flR. Ad dress EM'EltlbNrhll. box 1117. bun ofllie LONG ACRE AGENCY, Tor. 47tb at., Tth isx., untl JlrniiflwMy. Cooke, ohamberniatds, waitresses, kitchen mnlds. cleanera. and eery kind or servants emplored In NVMIUEII IIWTKI.'. boarding honsea and prlrate families either male or female, thousands wanted to register places now read) al big wages. NFAT YOL'NoTlillL as chambermaid and waitress ornurse: country for the summer preferred, call two da) sat 01 Lust 73d St. C.LI.LN KAVANAM1H. P ACKER. Young man l. wisher a position ai packer 0 years' reference II. J. TONIiR. fuel Wcit17tlllt.lty. ITVATION WANTED A young man wanti a situa tion whsre steady work can be had au do Paint Inr cityorcountr) Addresa or apply to JOL JaUODa, Nq 4.11 Fast. -.0t hit. SITUATItlV wanted by a boy, 15 years old. who has lust graduated from schooL Address w. A .OL'Nu, 601) West lauth st., N. Y, TO HOOKBINDERS. A young man would like to take charge of sheet room, can smash and saw rot. Address S11LET. box IH4 hull oftlce ANTED Place In country for general housework In small famllr. )onng widow with little girl years old good home preferred to wages, highest of lt) references Address or cull between 11 and I J A. M Mrs MaRSH,j3 Beit M9ih it.,i are or Mrs. Johnston. WASTED A situation as driver assistant shipping clerk or useful man. Addresi M J. P, care of Mrs GARDNER, .54 East Hist st WAITER or nsefnt man tn prlrate family, by a Swede, J7. city references, o II. box 1H1. bun up-town office. I.3U3 Broadway WANTF.DA situation at anything b) a young mar. rledman. age3yeara. Addresi J. M .1 JQlUstav. Y 'OUN'G MARRIED MAN (al) desires any reponslhle position. Can furnish bebt references and security Addresi II. N, 114 Last b7th St. YOUNG LADY, fast buttonhole maker, would like soma more work home Address J. D. G 11.11 LRT. 1,035 3d ar.. city. OUN'G MAN wants situation of anyklnd In city or conntr) .best rsfereuce aud lire parents. Address W J. CASEY, 7U7 7th ar. YOUNG-MAN'720. would like a position as porter. Please addresi WM, UAN34. 150 Fast lloultoniK YOUNG OlRf, aa nurse or chambermaid la prlrate family Address 310 East 70th st. mmm p Select -Hoard. A.-nOTKL orAIIHTO.NK. BroAdwar. ticlng Certrl I'rk, tlect fnmlly hottl; rrr) room faces lli i'r nr Rtrtat coolest Loaie In ihe clt) redurtd price- for tbe lummer. Alt NO, iouthr Ait corner 2"th it And Broadway Plct famllr liotai, American nnd CnmpeAn plan cen tral location, convenient to all place of amuaement; term II and 2 i er clay. ATTRACTIVK, l.andninelv ftirnish-'d rooma and apartments $J up, strictly first clau accomtuu'la tionw. 74 Wett at-th Bt. A.-H1TMMKR I IV NMV YOIIK. SO WeU 23111 it. MIl-LEH'hHUTF.L. outhern lIlto8 itealred. COOM.hT ICOOMH, nwly furnished and dtnlr atle summer location; superior board, optional, sum liter prices 12it WeitCTth st GOOD HOAHU, clean airy rooms. In prtrato German family, reasonable ItKUOi:. ."-0 Hast 120th i first flat tJOUTIIEnNEIlK. r.131 Il7l Ksfnentlemen O can tlnd plearaiit rooms, with or without board ut o JliiUratMibst riMVOOU TIirtRP MB can Jia irood hoard nnd X pleaiaat room at 2JU East Utitli st .terms S- weekly, Mrs rhNaSFlMeD. T llAVTiI.EnN, KXrilANOi: and Hoard Directory Handsome rooms at.d superior board, central location. 3 Went 4-d st. 4""tiFaAK 102 TJTlrty one years mtftbHshed. me clianlcn' bnardlnf bouio for qulpi ladles and cents, t-UO tot-t weekl) 1QT1I ST, 41 K A ST, near Uroadway. hammer rar JO den table d bote, with wine. iVK room -t up "lOTl. ST, tw WEST Lorae front nnd rear rooms. singly or en suite. outberIles and lrauelfuts accommodated QATI1 ST.. 13 AND 11 WFST -Room with board. -wv parlor dlnlnc room. Southerners d plred, location and aicommodstwm trH cla-s references. il "I KT HT 4 t E flopp college grounds) Dellabtfnl I summer location nicely furnisliel front room, tit), for two wtili board upuer roin 4Q1 hf., 3H WI'RT I arire drslrab'e rooms; also imnll room bath aod ad lOi.veulences, excellent table, tablo bontd OfTT ain'wf.hf. Inr desirable rooms, all con remences rooJ board, jieriimneni or transient, terms utoderato OJ-ThTT .Vo"whhf-TrKe plesssnt rooms: also t small room superior board and attendance, ref reuca. OOIM, IM WKflT.-fanrB tpganTy fuTniitied rooms, superior table board perminent or trau. lent 0'V,IRT 2"AM)24oVF.ST-Lar(re plea-ant, nicely fnrnlihfd. alco small rooms, gcntluineuor (ami nes, ladles, r, ttentleraen, f OptTH !T.. E.18 WhST I-arffrt wll furnisJiMl parlor; MJ atsolsrse and imall rooms, with board, Ktitle men. U ladles, H JQTirJT, ANlTail iTKf-ririia small JO rooms, itb board, nnd parlor tloor flffTST. 2-U KAST Lartre room alo hall rooms, Mi newly furnshed. excellent b.ard. ladles, fi; t f rlBT KT til WI-NT. tat. MiratiiiuilMiVs L'naeuallr tl X uttrirtUd frature" for warm mouths elegantly appointed liwi!c, en fiiltour singly, with board. .TIIST I'tT PART -Furnished rooms with iir.TJ.itt Iffi family for two gentlemen i with or without board. flTH tT ail Ur.sr.Alcoeand other room, stipe CJ rlor table, summer prices, block from Lsintlun rfrXTII ST, US WrST-.landioraeIyfurnlshod rcom7 JJ with superior board moderate terms reference '7TH HT. 13J UI.HT-Larire handsomely furnliliel J I sec ml'-tory front and ronnertliif rooini, all cou CMlences also small room, terms mode rate, 70TII AT. 214 EAST.-Neatly furnlihed room, with f O or without board, prlvute family, near station, prlics reaouabie OlfiT ST. 157 KAfiTNlTey-forniili7dlnjrland Ol double rooms, jrlrate bourn, with ur without bowrd U 1 8T KT T.7 I ART"-Nlealj furnished slnfleand don". 0 I Me room, prl-ate houns, with or without board Q 4TII PT 'i.n IlAhT -Hall ilni.le nnd doubl rooms, J4i wltn or without Luard. nil cuuveuleuccs, early breakfast lO-l7.11 ?T h WKhT-IUndicm uewiJlurnUliU Mf-t harU parlor now vacani, other rooms June I, wllh suterlor poard. referHires mTII bToi KAHT. naTrrtrai I'ark.-Kitra lar.re rioms newly (urnlsli.d, prhate houiet with or w tthout board. 1001" ST -!71 -""diol AUsf house alloonienlences. ladle H, kentlemeri, f. rooms without bosrtt 1 flTJ!.?T. iU KT -Largo and email nicely fur br.Uf4ihtlW "iXU Uf WlUl0Ut t0tra' '"ly 129Tcaiou 1 OQA" RT I'bTr-rieiirable fu7nUhe4roonii I-s7 furgsntlemen, IreaHast, referencta. imHflhnloom.&pnrtmfi.'tTiroXft A-IIANIIHOMKI.T FI'IININIIK.I) ron n.ctina-parlors iloslclen or dtntut alw front and connrcllnir rooms drrssim rooms aud prlrate bathi also small ror.ins, superior artonimodatlons aud at tendance ei HestJIil it near I. nation CI. In TON PliACF 3, near llroai-ay -Larjre. cool, ulol) furnished roonu, alio small rooms, II Oil up, gy WTW) I I ,1 I w ,f untUhfd poomm giprtrntttlj. Go "gti ILEOAMLT" FDRNIRI1ED ROOMS, all tonrin J lencebath, An. l to $4 so weekly. MMK liir ro.M, CI WestSBth st. istond t Hsitl'theu-Roomi irerrbere,etuioloothitn tl 3Mo till per week. InRMRIIP.D I100M8 for gentlemeni board optional 1 also table boardi rear parlor for pujslclan T estjothst J.PMI1-IIED noOM?-Prom ffnp m L1i:.!,!;ofir.w7ur,WolfiEKTox, hun up town ofiue, 1 SCiHruadwar JTsFmitiiN AtC w2, near 86th it Iront parlor and J roonenlnir bedroom, banosomely furnished, doc torornentteinenj ts 1T.XIM1I0N AV, I a.A corner Mth sl Parlor newly -furnished and papered, iuita,euucior or prltalei other rooms. NHrI.l7vil'RMSIIP.n souire room 4, ball room, SI Mi tble board, $3.w 4V)JVet 2Mb il. WI'I,I,FI'RNIS1IED desirable roomi. use of belli, Stntlemsn only reasonable ratea Bl anr.su 4" 711 8T, rut wrRTTfeclnir ashlnjton Square,-LarBe rhn rful nicely furnished roomi gentlemen or ll.lit hou-rkf rplnj 14.10 5W AVI.RI.rV PI.Arn. third door from Droad-ar and near Cooper Institute. Iloomi Si.oo and 2.w l7sfll ST., no EAST. Comfortable rooms, together If or separate, suitable for married couplet or ten tleinen 11TirsT,JH7EA'!T-Tolet a lane front room, fur 1 nlahed. for two gentlemen In prlrate bouse. ilTIl ST 43 Wl'.RT -lieaullfullr furnished room. In iltt rlasi bouses tranilenu accommodaledi cheap to permanent "loTllHT., i"43 WLRT. Furnlshedroom, $3! two rooms, xt Vi, floor, frt, bouse with owner. m 1Til st! -liTlAST, rear '.'d ar.-.NIcely fnrnlthed rooms, tJ.no to f lor gentlemen, reference!. IKTII ST, 143 KAsT tarie and small fine rooms, linear Lulon aguare aud elerated, moderate, I rench famm 1",VNi sT. i.(nvST-llnll rooms i 71. double. t?3, O up. house quiet, genteel, and neatly aept. rflTII stTJ west neirWi ar llaudsonnly fur s' nished rooms for gentlemen. OiTll ST.T ml "l.AsT, corner 4th ar A large, airy iJ room, third floor, all conrenlenceii reasonable terms. niT ST, 410 WERT. npp'oslte Chelsea square. Mcelv il furnished square room, runnlug water, also hall room all conrenieiicts 200 T IHI VM.sT .Newlv and handsomely fur f nlslitd tool rooms, desirable liouse and location, Siulhirnersund transients accommodated, board op llonal nnll ST ,M WHST.-Flnely furnished rooms and suites ror grntlrmen. summer prices. HOW i l.R. 2jiTsT 'U F Parlor floor, physician dentist J or business purposes also large and small rooms; all conveniences, summer prices board optional oTrTTsTlHl"-; t hHT fhlnkon) Large handsomely XO furiiMhed room, nlsn small room, hot and cold water, bath, summer prices, references OsTII sr, 310 WKST. Large nicely furnished second 0 stor front, hot nnd cold water, butht prltatafam ll, tV, ueeUy. Cl.TII ST 2iM WEST.-Rooms to rent, wllh or with a.'J outboard, very reasonable term. OTTII ST 4" IM.KT lEIll NIA). Accommodation! I for gentlemen only ladles not alio wed In the liouse. tr rm moderate rooms large, so that four or fire can club together and thereby lessen their expenses. a OD ST. 350 WEST. Elegant room hot nnd cold t n aler, bath first clasa house! s ery reasonable. Ql) ST. -Id EAST Handsomely furnished rooms. Oi water gas. suitable tor geutleman and wife or single gentlemen: a.', 4 O. Til ST.. mi wT.ST, near Rroadway. Handsomely 0 furnished rooms for gentlemen sKTII ST, SO EsT Large nicely furnished rooms: OtJ ample closet, bath adjoining all conveniences, also hall room, isi. breakfast If desired sjr'TII ST, 24I WEST. To let. furnished hack parlor. Oil alio other rooms, with privilege of light house keeping "jvni ST. 114 EAST near Grand Central Depot U Comfortabl furnished rooms, also back parlor, running water -.1ST ST. 11 EAST. Mcely furnished front parlor. f fl. and two other rooms, tl v 83 weekly, light housekeeping allowed, to rrspectsble parties only. Tnis HX.7wSTr-ilSTl:i. at once rrarellers' Pxchange Room and Board Directory. TT.TII ST, 2T4 WET, near Broadway. Handsome, newly furnished: gentlemen only, erery con Mlilence, halt price jrlvate house. "DTII ST,- m fl r.sT. Large aruTimall cheerful 0 rooms, with every comfort, large closets, for ladles A QTlfsT.7 2T4w'FRTrriar Broadwnr -Kewly for--O nished rooms, also mile, prlrate bath, reasonable. ,4(lTI1 ST1- MUST. Large front room, nicely fur iv nished. one or two gentlemen. SIST ST.4: KAST.-OverlooklniTFasTRIrer. large J I and small rooms, batb, gas, garden, piano; only two In house. K-IsTST. 157 EAST Desirable well furnished, cool ej 1 rooms, with or without board, summer prices. (V7TII ST., 408 HAST Mce room In private house with e I owner; elegant summer location, rent low RTTII ST. HO EAST. Built expressly for bachelors' U I apartment!, single and double rooms handsome ly furnished, by week or month, superb plumbing, good atlindance; tenui moderate. Apply on premises. BQ WHST'inTiriif Very deilrabulrront'and riar ilO loutle rooms, transleuts aud Southerner! accom dnled rjl rll ST.. ins EART.-To let. cool handsome front 1 parlor and large connecting bedroom, nicely fur nished, prltatohall, bath, gas, all Improrementa. Mrs ML'RPII. QATU ST.. Ill KAST. close statlon.-"singlo and double Oa rooms, suitable married couple ur gentlemen, home comforts, OTll ST. EAST close station large wen fur Ol nished, cool room, sultibie for gentlemen, gas, bath. QXTiTsT., 130 EAST Well rurnlshcd desir.ibl. front OtJ parlor folding bed, suitable for married couple or geutleineu. iritXTIIRT, 12" EAST-Iresh. bright lloor, prltate Jll brow n stone house. low to Americans 1 flQT" ST- I7rt EAST -Hall room, nicely furnished. XJ7 nith use of front room, f I weekly, board If de sired I.ORFM "I HO ST- 17d KAST Largo rooms, all improve avt meots, cool location for summer mouths, tl M upward. 1 HQ ST. Ml FrAKT.-Mceiyfurnlshed hall room. X JJ heaullfully clean, w uh or without board, terms moderate 1 nOT" ST. 180 EAST. 3 bells Mr-ely fuTnfshed, XJj cool front hall room, terms moderate 1 HO" "ST 133 "EAST -fonrrortably furnished XJu rooma with or without board 11JTllbT io-i EAST -Large comforlably Mrn'shed AW front room; aullableona or two, also halt room, very moderate. 11 .Til sT. 103 near Central Park. Large nicely XJ furnlshedroom. also hall room, gas, bath, rant moderate lf.TH ST, 111 EAST -large, well furnished front XJ room, gentlemen or light housekeeping, f.Tfl. 11 OT 1 1 ST 308 F A F T-1 lorTTrooms, bath, all lm J A- prorements, single or en suite, furnished or unit rnlehed 11 QlTl sT 130 r'ast. Room $1 back parlor. A couple or gentlemen, (1, all conreulences, well furnished m" Til RtT H7 EAST -Newly furnished frontroora: all Improvements, desirable locution summer months, private house 11 fTK ST-l-S EAsT"nea7pTriTand eTeraieil -TT slnbleroom, two gentlemen, $4, one. als 1 all room. 11 Til ST, 343EAbT, near nation -Iront alcove tw room hot water, alsosquare aud front roums, references exchanged. HCd HASTS2I) ST-Nice-rrrn!sheroom for tin ej tlemnn private house tl so, ring three times eflaW nmt pnrtmnitj. zT'Xxx. RENTS FROM $7.50TO $f2 Two thre fcur and flva room apartments, with Ira provements nlsu aiores. In the new block, ItitU ar, uiliaudinibkU, Inquire at the otllco of joiin ki'uu, l.o.-.u loth ut,. Ilrtwren GOtli itnil I7lh ala. Rents from $15 to $23. Illannrcls Aimrtmenl llnnara, 1",,,, AV" a3 -IN1I lil rs'i'H. 4. o. and il rooms all new Improvements; steam heat, eeclrlc light and hot water convenient to curs and elevated station can be seen evenings and Sundays P.. J.. PiTltlK J.lt. Ott Weil -ltd at. Til i: Vir a OH. I.exliiKtmi iiy cor. -Htb al. r.iegant new apurinient house, u, 7, and h rooraa wllh bath, handsoraelv itrcorated. hardwood llnlsh. steam beat, electrlo llghti line location: large ana light ro.s. KKXTh, SUS TO 7.. Rent free to Sept. I. possession any time. r or parnculars uppiv on i reralsea or Jflr 1 renud.sV Hun, mr. lid uv. nnd 47lh at. Rr.STH FltOSI sjal to S.4.niegantTniTr men ii or i rooms and baih, all improvement! ulso taosmail stores nntiree m Julj 1 isisi, ne house, elegant neighborhood, I .nil Irihuv. near 77thst. Appl) to Janitor on premises or PlILsIU.f, A JUJOllE. RTlhlt nnd What. ONI! MONTU'M Jtr.NT ritlJli -SO ANJI OSH KAST H3II h'P, Handsomely decoraiedllais of ,i rooms, bath range, hot and coid wutir, all Imirovtiiieiils, run Ij(oio VIK.riJ ANilXf'IM.hNTRr.CO.M'l PUT of 5 llgM rooms, Improvements, to a small family, rent I7 A I'M F. A, I 42H.near7rihsi -SinglelTats, il roomi." all Improvements, ljreM IiVi1 t1J If'l'trtioin flat, all light; handsomely -nnliU.J tachroom conueciei wlih private hall' En block, 13.1 East U4th at i U7 J to JV, linllor. CIIAS, II UHF.uoiilm,-! ar. fLATS AND APARTMBMS. unlurnlihid anoTfi X' nished In all parts or the city, tuLbOM mtOTIIKUri. b-H Uroadway. n,ar 18th sk rl.ATS, Light and pleasant, moderate prices, deeo ratsd, mirrors, porllsrts and lace curiaim. JA.MTOK, Via ,s 33d It. I'l'A'm U5 to JJ, lii perfect order. JaTiliorTBT Wellllthst OVVMIJIS. I..4 OH, v. IjM.AI rive rooms and batr all Improvements, t.T v.r) select J.nilor, -Jl East luith st UUIISON AMiWrhT inTII STS-1 Irgsntapar'unenll ct three and four rooms all light, naw Hats. LAIttiE hLfcOANTPLAT all ImprovementsTs roo-fc bath. Applyt 4UU East fil st. f AIII8IIN AT SrilTIIHEBT CORNER 10mh"sl uUi,eJ"-,",v,A'-j-rl"u"1 i,ibi "p'" (Inln. ana pnrtmoiiW 3l. MADISON AV., I.eiii. near 110th it-Elegant (lata. 3 rooms bath, all Improvements! Tiry cheap tint, close to Central Park MADISOV AT", 1,637 near Itoih at. F laeant aeconoj ind top Mats, u rooms, bat hi all Improvement!; reulS-t'to tii. OM. MONTH 1 Itl-.l. -lite roomi and bathroom all Improvemints beautlfultv decorated! seriarate (lining pom tmaand healthy location i f!7 tofil only. M, 3 West I3.-.1II su ONE MONTH FltfE -Pivesnd seven extra large light rooms and bathroom all lm rovcmentsi near !tallon One location only SJl lo jA.lht. PRI.TTIPST llttlo" apartment house right In Jownt one block from Broadway tvto short blocks from l station hnndv to business tbealre. ar rliiirch treij cars to everywhere, seven prem rooms and bath Rent fromim Apply to janitor the Albion, iuvMVest 44jhst. RENT-tREDL'OFD-Rlegnnt flata. MniFii large roomi all light private Imllsi SIS to. 2il Rhine and halser norilirast corner null st and 2d ay. Janitor, orHRUDI A IIK1TV, I.JlUJdav RI.NTS IIBDOI'KII -bTTrooms and lath, all Improve meuls. '-otnfji .Innltor, 331 Last DOib St., or HHUDI A IIGm. I,2in3dav SINOLK FLATS -Seven rooms all Improvement!, one block from I. station; in house with owner. No. loiLait lOMhst. FfiiVLKT-KTegant apartments of four and five roomi. J. with improvements, reduced renti JU and J14 Broome st T O LKT-leganrnar"o7"rTvT rooms, with Improved inents. -7-West nth il. Inquire janitor. rivilREE and four roorniTolett all improvements. X J31 East 70th SL WAI.DINE, ItnWKIT 12HTII ST, near 7th av -Fie gant single flat, seven roomi and bath; moderate rent. 3 AND 4 ROOMS light and alryi nil Improvements! new honses, Inst nmilied, and extra well built, to small families, ill to Jl? 44H to til Meat mm it, from Jul) I, Janitor J, LIJHIIIT A CO, 23d iLand ftth ar. 3n"A"A7a.OfS7, .NEAltlUTII ST.-lndl room apartments, stores with lmrtovements. ICetvlM.Sa AO tn SilS,r;o, ,ptl to f anlrni' or K. .lllfllAKI.IS. SiO.N, i:il iiowi:isr. OIST RT. 317, Sin :il West.-Dccornted flats, four a1 rooms, bath, Improvemints, rents, (21 to$i4. JO LFRDV ST. Elegant l rown "tone new flats, four large light rooms, all Improvements, f.M, Jntiltor 3 OUST. US', in WF'iT, nesr Mvlh av. elevated s Newly rennvatedi Janitor nnd vutchmah In at tendance, rnitaflj to I r references ADRIAN O, IlKt.EMAN A CO, 1,321 llroadway. (trll ST.. 2111 WFST Handsome flats. 4 light roomi Os7 and bath, all Improvements 3l to fjtt. Janitor. 4 1ST ST. 112 EAST riegant apartments: all light, X Improvements I'nelv decornied. only Jld, $l,,34l ROD STT44I FAST-Uve llcht rooms overlooking t- East River, onl three families in house, rl't.Kj QJTII ST., fi.OI.AST.-Hegant second Pat, .'"roomi O with all modern Improvements, rent OWNER. QJTI1 ST 34HEAST near station -S'Ci nd an I third OU flats 5 rooms bath, all Improvements, newly decorated. Owner on premises. 8JTII xt,ivi last -rinse stitlon. elegant flats.'. I rooms, bath, and improvements, newly renovated: f 17 IIP CfTTII st fsj East -tst flight, single flat, n roomi7 O f all Improvements, elevated ovens, large bath, $JJ QQT1I STT223i:AST -Third flat. light rooms! In OO first clasa.ordcr, with ImprovLUunts; $17, owner on premises QQt1isT 4tJ FAST-clroimd flat, H rooms bath. OO alt Improvements, good order, newly riuovated, tt QQTII KT, 420 Fast FlcgnntPa 5 roonu Improvi JJ menu, good order, near river, healthy location. S QQTII ST.. mn EAST -Hats 1 light rnoms,"extra or Odder Owneron premise! SlSahdflrt, QOfllsT. 'iinFAST -fi.-rcii.l nat front, third flat JD back, top Mat back, 3 rooms, ?.iup C(.T1I ST, ,10,1 FAST second and top Rats, '.rooms, OsJ all Improvements gnodorder. Owneron premlsi s. QQTIi Sl.. It'll EAST, Second flat. Marge IlKbt rooms 00 In fin'- order small famllv ful Owner on premises. QQTII ST.. .12J EAST -lilegant new. all iight,Xandti 07 room flats all lmirovemenls, rente moderate. 1V4TI i8T. 178 EAST Seciind-! hoor '4rooms and XJ bathroom, hot and cold water, strictly private family, J 18 lAKTII ST, northwest corner Park av Handsome XXJtJ flats .'.rooms, hot and cold water, t lo upwar 1. 1 fiUT" ST- ''AST s7cor7l"fioorr"4 large light XxJis rooms In good order: prlrate famlli; to small famll) tl 4 lOQ 8T- I AST Cround rial 3 rooms lm XxJis provements. newly papered, owneron prem lee 1 1 HTII ST 120 FAST Second floor. 0 large e'egant Jl XJ rooms, bath, all Improvement, newly reno vated 1 lJTlT ST 73 EvST llyrnes I bell New. elegant X 1) Hats, o rooms, bath, all Improvements, owner on 1 remises, t-a 1 1 1T" l,T- 2li"i'AST LnwerTart private house. X lei with or without J rooms third floor, rent mod crate UUM.lt. 1QQ! sT, ans WhsT-l'lexant single flat 7 largei X- airy rooma aud bith. nicely decorated: all lm provements, select locatl n, low rent Inquire of JANITOR 7Q7l7liINOTnN AT.nrar-tt ll.-To Ul hand. tftj f some apartment", with impruvemeuts, rents moderate Qkk SECOND AV -NeaYVooms liTsingla house for OvJti small famll t'l Inquire in butcher shop. 1 si-TIIIIK.i: ROOMS and bathroom, all lmprovT 'Cj Iw ments. hot water supplied bv the owner; steam; small families 3.14 Fast 7,tn st g-wrtJou Hlotirrjif. NOTICI. OK hALK HofauU hiw Inrf been made In the paymrnt of Inter est utioti coin! of the bonds tit .e'l under J.nd -ecun by aieruin inortjfu-e orilecdot" trn-t in a ih tistdiy nf lfaiemier lrH7 between tlio Mntlnlalldawatir i oal -oaipani, a corji'irAiion ut ttie 'tnte of ew.lerf as party t tbe rrt jarLand ilif Mercantile fru-t Lnm )mn) a cornoratloti crciud an I listing under ti.o iaitoi thtMn,ieor New .orK f the hecond larL nl eucli Oefiniti lialngc mtlnutd for more than a t erlod tf six m ntha. and the trustee Ii ulmr elected that iti entlrr prm. fpal niniff all tlm bondi uistundingatid fee n re i b said mortvaife ii, bf om due nnd pHtabh'. and lialnir l een re'iufM.ed b the holders aud uuuer. of j inJorll of such Lo.ida. MioutFtandln? (fiexeruao the poer of mile prtldetl fur tn sal I mrrttffig. .Sothe l-t hereby given that the fald trutt-o Mil on the 17th di or March l-i, nt Uo.lorlt noon at the C mrt House tn tie city or Klclitnond, in tho Mate of Mrlnla sell and uloe of all mid ninnular the rop erij. cj-l uninta franLhUes and appurtenancet cm ed or In tended to be b t ii 1 morijraire or dee 1 of trupt at public auction Mil hstld tIe shall I made to ttie htk'litat bidder thereat. The terms of bucU sate will he nnnounced ut the miking thereof Ttic pioperty to be sold is in the said mortgnge or deed of trust described m rollou s Alt the right, title and Interest of tho party of tho first pttrt in aud to a l tho lnu 1m iiremlrtv. hutulm? and jiropTt of said i ..riv of tho I rt pjrt Itlier real, it aotial or mixed and .ill of Its rpt.it riuht. ilile and In terest, and i oulty of redemption thert in, Hit Istu all of the lands I ereuuto dr-cnl ed and all of the mines and mineral rich is turnaceK, -halts, doun buildititrK shelu fences anl ereciiotii now ui'idf and conntructed or jet to be ionatrucnu on the liuds hert-rter do f-ribed and ft th trrsonal propert) eqijlpmout. plant, machlner, flturen, tools implements nd ftp purteuancesiiow owned b. the wild parly or the f r-t p lrl or hereafter purrhned or quired and used upon hall lands by sail paityof thenrxt part and all of th nuwir hereafter rhartirel rights iind franrhlfrs of milil company, aud also the luuds aud premises de scribed a I oi lows AH of the two traits or parrels of Ian I Mtuatedorly Inir In the county of CtieHterhetd Mule of Ursula, buiindcd and described as fullowt I trsi the (lm tract or parcel or land confuting of six hundred aud eUht and three quartern i) acrrs hotiQiled on the couth b ih laixfsof Joel and ramuel Ta)ior ''ii the wesi by the luu is or the (liltmi and i obbs Male on thenorth hv the iMiidsof tt e Midlothian md turriMa property and None HcUe in I on the tast by tin1 nnd b'Muiigtn- to the i ttate of slitmrs It Mclyri-. being the namo lund conic eito Walter Hamilton by i t M.'Hh and Iit-nj II Nosh Nerlal t ommlHd- ner b deed retarded In hesterr.f 1 1 count), btata of lp ginl.i ilerksoillce Mnyj'i 1-w.tj retnnd-lhat second tract or arcel f land contain ln l wo hundred jiacrM in r r ir bound a I by tierstitirni J.urruws (iuqulrel by the sail liurrnws from thi'Mld'othUn Mining t nmpany) aud b tl n land abmedrscrll ed as the t rt of s iid tw.i trai is or par (Is I eliu the Htime Iind w I en of mi- Samuel CoUbs tiled seized prior to the yrnr knoun un "He juried or Mnbbi" anu aubue iiieiutj rortTMed to alt-r ll'imilton bi r i. Mrtta. ami William.! C op ton t eciil onimlsuloners b ded rri-oriM In t'ho it rileid county, mate of irglula, Coutity C.erk's oinco, Jul) 1. lio Hiild tvotrartsoriarcelN of land were conveyed bi Matter Hamilton r.i,i Atnv II lUmilton to the Jrglnia tidewater oal Company by deed bearlmr date tho nineteenth day of August, one thousand elKht hundred inlih'ht mix ami tiled nud n orded in chrstertleU lounty. Mate of Mrglnla. lerk oirlie, in U II 7, n jni, on Aug Jl i-v-', mgeilier Mlh all the mineral rights aud appiirtenaiices ne long ing tn sail Isnds to which recorded died the f ompaiiv ref i r mor fully, togelhor Mth all an 1 slnular tti tenements hereJlta iiieuta and appnrieuances thereunto belontrlng or In an) wine apperinlniug nnd the r-ierlonor roieriiona, reinaitulor au I rcmulnilerti thereof An 1 also nh the estate right title, lutrre-t properly Tioieesion, claim and demand whatnot, er, ue we Mm Uw a. In e luiti if rmd party or tlm first purtof In and to lite fame and every part and purcel tliereof with the appurteuunren .ill'. MKln ANTlI.n Till HT COM.'ANY, Trustea DatedJan l K'm tsoilc thereby sh en thnt the sale of the above men tloned an I describe I property has heeiiailjournedfrom March 17 I-h-i. tbe due rtieil therein, to Murrh Jl. ltuu, nttho same plarti and hour. Ill, MI i.t'AATII.h TltrST rOMI'AN. Tmstee. Notice Is herehj gen tbat thasule of tho abovo men tloned and desrrlted proierty has been further ad' JourtiellromMaMi.il mm to April -M ItPU, at l lit) rams plure and hour rill Ml I.t ANTII.P Tltl'ST rOMIAW. Trn-tee Notice I Mi err bj iflien that the sale or the above men. tloned aud drs rined proierty ha I cen lurilier ad Journed from April fi iisi, to May 1&, iwaj, at tho saiiiu pli( o nnd hour I III. MP III AMJU' Tlit ST COMJ'ANY Tru-tca .Notice IMierebyKiieu that the sale of ttie nbuve men tinned and described tir iii-rh hat been further al jminirtl from Mat tr.-J to June lit, Itnu at the came plam and hour Till, MKIUMNTIIJ' THUST COMPANY, Trustee Notice Is hereby L'lveii that thosala of the above men tinned and describe I property liea be. u further ad jiuru-l IromJnnv IK, Mn to July Hi, Imwi, at the same place Jtud hour IIIK MKIti'A.NTII.K Tlit ST COMPANY. Trustee. JjJUWAlbCfc.NCK7ALcflO.ShKK. I-XECl'TUIW 8AI-K ESTATE OP A. R008RVBLT PP.XTER E8( ON PltlDAY, JUNI5 27, AT 3 O'CLOCK, AT 77 CEDAR ST. OLD. RARE. AND VERY CHOICB PRANDIE-, stW.y Hantt Imiii and Jules Robin ALTOHoVhU IlLACK WAltllliHt. lbM AND other fine ports, Andaiuslan Dry Hherry, IKA Thorn nPHUTfc 'A? ?Sf,.BW O ..OI.DF.N therry. i haute m Vignruu and Latltto Ureu, Urahmin Madeira March and Petuou), liariniiiv huen Mar Mierrj. it ifiVWw."M Itn' Hungarian Wine. PLANTATlO.W JiMAlCA. AMlhANTAUW RUWH, Hollund (.In. Dutch Juki, Ac. Rye and liourbou WhiiUts ,Mi-A. CATALOGl'FS Or THIS VALUABLE PRIVATE 8T0CBT, arcimula'ed throush a long strlts of yssrs, I Dowriady.andMU bt oiatitdon afplfctHoa, I jSltAQURDUCT. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR APPRAISAI PoMIc nolle Is hereby given that it Is the Intention cf the Counsel to tbe Corporation ot die city ot Naw lork to make application tn tne autre me t,nurt for tho appoliitmsnt of lominisslonera uf Appraisal, tinder chapter 4tA of the Law i of Iheut Mich application will te made at a Special Term of said Court, to b Iild in the herond Judicial District at the Court House at bite Plato a, Weitrhetter coutity, on lha H'th day of July. in.t, at II o'clock in tha tore noou, or as soon thereafter as t ounsel an be heard. The object of such application in to obtain an order of ihe Court appointing three disinterested and competent freeholders as i ommisslonera of Appraisal to asaeriatn and appraise the t ompmsatlon to be made to tliaown eri and ail persons interested In the real estate here tnatter described, as proposed to be taken or affected for the purpose Indicated in chapter ".Wot the Laws of I km. The r-al estate sought tn be taken or afTectea as arore rald Ik located In the county of J'uti.a!. nnd Is laid nut and indicated on two similar or dinMcate lnap one tiled In Hie olllce ot the County i lerk of Putnam county at carmel In eald county, on Mav7, IHWK and the other tiled In the, oftlce of the Hegtstei of tho etiv and routityof New .orkonthe tain, daj, each of which ma; sis fiitliled. Property Map if Panel. 1, tt. A 4, ami A. being art of ctriatu lands tn lw taken for the construction of dams for 'Heserrolr It.' on lha wsit branch or the Croton Itner, near IJilden's brldr and Craft's Nation. In the to tin of Carmel. Putnam county, New Ynrl The v ti1 estate ao proposed to be taken is required for the construction, op-ration, and u-alnietianc of the dams and refer. olr known as Iteitrtnir D." and Iho following isastateintnt of the boundaries of lalddama and reservoir and ot the portion of the real estate to ba acquired therefor under this proceeding All thoi. certain lots, pieces or parcels ot land In the tow ii nt carmel. Putnam count), New ork. Mi if Ik taken together, cot stltuteand form a tract theexterior boun lary line or vshlch is as follows rieglnnlng at a stone monumeut marked 'A t in the road from t armel to t raft s Nation, and running thence sooth 7 deirreea west, miPtfeet. then-e norm ftO degries It) minutes east, 2HJG7 feet; thence north AH degrees 11 minutes east, v04 feett thence south 7 decrees l minute east. H7s feet, thence south t degrees 17 rain utes west. MaTJfeet, thenre south 6J degrera 4 mlu utes 4 secoiirts west. 4JM 41 feet thence south degrees 4 minutes seconds west feet, thenre south U decrees 2 1 minuter- a seconds ut, -i.;jfeet, thence norm Midegrees IH mlnntes east. ito feett thenre north 77 deep es M minutes eapt. 142 Idfeeti thence south rttdetrrees 1 minutes enst, 3.Mi.t4 rest, theimo north 7ti degrees if mtnutea u seconds east. 417 h fft thence north fi desrees tt minutes 4A sect nd east, fiitu leet. thenca north J aetrees 39 minutes reenndi west.2.uiNi feet theme north 7 1 rirgrecB ti' minutes esst Hi(il feet thence nort'i degreei A I minutes fast, it-HCv feet, thrnce north ru degree .(7 minutes enst. iimi feet theuco north on degrees 47 minutes enst 3.0 feet: thence north 41 decrees minute east, feeti Ihenco north fdejreeh j minutes wes. l MJumteet, thente north f (iri.rcem uinui'i wrst, 7di k teet theno north :h decrees Mti minutea .t perom's west, twt.tfi feeti thence south tw drcr-rs 4-1 minutes west 3JL-lfeet; thence south .7 decree fm minutes wet .t.i feett thence south h detrren :m minutes eunt, ihj '.7 feett thence south it diitioe-t minutes wst, Ki.Pl feel. theme south 7 decrees 17 inlnutrs !U seccnlseair, i :km t feet, to the aforesaid stoi e monument set tn the L'roun I murl ed c "being the pluceof bigln lilng contiilntriL i J"7 acre of tatuL mure or lesi ..s,r I viiii.iini'h i' UVIC III ID. I1, M.VBejVS. ,tTV A so ad lhoc certain lots, pteoc or i arceis or tan 1 tn thfi low ii if Carmel Putu&ni counts New orlc, whkh taken together ronstMute i nd lomi a tract, the exterior houndar) line i f wtibh is us follows Ilorln mtig at a s'oiie iiioiniineiit marked in the road from raft a Matlon to i artnel. and running theme tiorth 7 itercr .1 1 minutes id seconds west, iwu bfeet, tl ence south -it. degrees 4'. minutes ii teeoudsweit, hJ'illttet, thence north 27 decrees minutes 1 eeo onds weet l.ltr.ij icet thence north deirrecs tnliiutea jl seconds eat 4 h feet, thence south ul da gree inlnute-i 4t) seconds east, -tUMO feet, thence itorth 'nidecres 4 minuter .1 1 secoida east. w"h feet: the nee ii rtlt :t' dttrrees 4.1 minutes IJiseronda east. rji tnfeit tt etice smith kh degrees 4imlnutes tn o ends eai, ni5I teet thence south u degrees in minutes 4 stennds east t.7lHieet. thence mutli tu desrees .III minute' lftseionds west, .iv(ij feel, thence south 11 degree oj minute .vi seconds east, tiH feet to the aloresald Hone, monument. 1 eing the place of beginning containing ii 'M acres of land mntenrles. All the Inii'ls wttltiu the nbop boundaries are to ho Required In tee and luclnde all the jaicels shown on said mapH .it numtiera I to. both inclusive. Rererence is hereb) made to the said similar maps tiled an afore said for a mora dcuihd descrlj tlon .f sild real estate to te tnken or eflected, ot whkh the boundaries are &Loe stated. Dated.New York Mays urn WILLIAM .1 LARK. Counsel tn the Corporation, No J 1 pon row New Vork City. POST Ul HCK NJT1CI Letters for foreign coun tries need not In special!) addressel (ordesparrt b any partkular B'eamer. except h hen It Is detred to aend duplicate of I auking aud comrnerotal documents. letters not sperlnily addressed being sent b the fasten Tcssel available horelgn mails for the week ending June 2A will close (promptly In all cases at this oftlce ai follows. Till t.SDAT Ai it A. il, for Lurope per steamship Auguita Mctorta. ia Southampton and Hatoburv. at 11 A M for eneruela. coracoa and avamra 'la Curacoa, per steamship Caracss (letters for other t olunibtun porta must be directed "pur Caracas FRIDA. At3 P.M for Nicaragua, per steamship liar Inn from .New Orleans SATURD.. -At 1 A M for Rio de Janeiro and sau MA. also La Plata countries, via Rio de Jaueiro. per steamship Wilojiike from Paid more, at n TO a. M. for Noray dlrrrt, per eie-wnMiip llekla tletters mtid be directed "ter Ilelka"n at h 30 a M. for dreat Hniatulre.aud. iJeljftum, Netherlands, Austria, and urn (Her gen) per steamship Auranla, via Vuefnstown (let ters for otlit-r 1-uropeau ountrJes munt bn directed i r Auranl' I, at it i a. U for 1 ranee NwUzer land, ltalj. bpaln, and Portugal, per steamship La Nonnandle 'la Havre, at lu ay A. M. for Germany, Denmark Sweden. Norway icbrUtlanla). Russia, and TurKej per steamship hlbe via lire men (It iters ti r other I uropean countries. Ma riombampton. must be directed per Kibe"), attl A M for lor tune islands. Jamaica, an I for Jacrael ami Aux L'ajes. lliiil iter stcarmdilp slro. hi tl .ut K. ii. for the Netherlands direct, per steainililp Obdara. la RnttrJam 'letters must be directed per Obdam'). t t J M. for Scotland direct, ner steam ship .urne-sla. 'la ,laso (letters must be direct. ed per rurneM' at 1- M for Helglura direct, per etenichlp Pennlanl (lettera must be direct 1 Peiinbiii 1 at 1 P. M for Campeche, Chtapaa, Tabasco and Yncatan. per steamship tty tif w ashingtun (le:t rt for uba and for .amplco and Tux ii mi direct and tor other Mexican States via eri ruz. must be, dlrtcted per t lt of Mash lnctdi") at.tl. M for Nicaragua, per steamship J. iM.rl Jr. from New Orleans vr.cit i .ssssii sv wtiraiii SL'NDa. At 3 1 M. for osta Rica, via Lltnon, per steamship 1'oxhall, from New Orleans. Malls for Australia New 7ealand, Hawaiian, FIJI, and "ainoan Islinds per steamship Mariposa ifrom?in I-ranclBCOl close here July-' aid s) P. M (or ou arrixal a. Niw Vork of Kteainshin Anraula with l'rltlKli malls for AuslrUlaV. Mais for the Hoclety Is'ands ptrslilp Tropl-itird rirom an .rancinco) close hero Juno 4 ntt 4)1. M Mails for China and J; an ter st. amsulp Cltj of Rio de Janeiro (from iuii 1 ran isco) t lose here Jul) j, at m -sir M Malls for Newfoundland, 1" rail to Halifax, nnd thence by strainer (.lose, at this oftlce dally at h mt I' M Malls for Mii.u.lon by rail to Roston, and the no b steamer. clotn at this office dally at Mftp t. Mai's for Cuba, bv r-il to Tampa Ha., and thence b' Meamer (calling ondn) h and Thurs dais) close ai this oftlce dullv at kiA 11 Malls for Mexico oterlaud unless sperlall) addressed for despatch b) steamer close at thU otilte daily at SAM Mail' for lls.w,illnii Islands p r steamship AiivtrnlK (from ran .ranclscoj. close heru July 1 Hi. top. M The schedule of closing of Trans Pacific malls Is ar range 1 on tho piesumption of their uninterrupted oyer land transit tn fan hranclTn Matin from the Kast ar rt Ing on time at ban Pranclsco on the day of sailing of rteaiiKT't are o'espmched thencH the same day Regis tered malt closes at ti P. M. previous du Puutotortfj., (Drn;uw, &c. PISGHER PIAI.OS. Largest assortment I'prlght, drand and t-qaare PI an on at moderate prices, cash. Installments, and ex changed Several bargains in setond band Pianos, dillerent makers at low. rices .1.1 lILd PIANO AREROQUa llu -thav, cor. irtbst., New Vorlr. GRKATLST HARt.AINS I VI.R OPPRRRD-M good set nnd hand pianos prices to f-hw. payments l'monihly( l'ntnew Waters uprights, only $-7ji terms tMnontlih Pianos exchanged HORACE WATERS CO., l.14rilll av. Ipi.VUA.NT rrIOIIT-l(. tntnonimr, 'Iflnwavi !i barraln. IS(,.si:it. iwl i2 Kulton stBr.K.-ljii F. ON.Ni:iC. .1 i:nac 42UMI. VprlrlH anil aiinari' illl ns for slle aii'l rent on easy terms or iMTiueiit seioii'l lmri'1. 8-, r,'' $1'' upwar 1 'iflH firii') ,w ilanoforles, jun oreanv J J .sJUU.OVJl. fAi wrl'f lor catvlocoe. All frsss DAM). I, r HhAfTV. Wasliliirton. M, J. 3!trurtiou. D A BV9 DafTs. Tuition private lessonli fir- 0sBHJW Hilars malle.l IIDNRV U. Miiwo.s. rnlj roanurnrtiirer or the latent frllver Belt Uanjo, I..T lillroailway. 1 staullslied IfiT BAVJO tauslit In melvo lessons a knovrleilia nf music not io resar Indies rauiilit at their rest deuces KhhJAMl.N JUNO, Mil Last III st. BANJO tnilruotlon-Cnnloirura mailed full partlm tars I il Diitjson orctirstra anJ cMmu banjos ),4Jtt UroailHii) neirsJihst CA.SJd son? mil ,iiho, lliranilclor ilanclnir Uuiilit, e Irculars mnilail J. IIDilAN, UM lluvrcry. GKIIMAN 1,I.(ISS -neaOln?. wrlilnir, ronversa tlon ami grammar m IIHuKIir It, .41 Fast th st ears' eMirriem n il lissom. l li, SI. Mi. oalcu liours, J to ami H to H I" Jl. PK.NMNl.TON I.N J.) RI.MINAR AND LADIES' rnl I.F.lir. filrt j ear, oilers rare .durational faelllllei, terms moilrrate, lilirli and liealttiful, steam tieatliiir, rs l rresouiei a) uf ui.cera rilo.s. IIA.NI.U.N, D.U, I resident for Jl years S'WIMMINfiTAl'dllT irlvately nnd (inlokly at Bath llcaeh I.. I. Address JIIAMrillN iWIMMBII. toi 103, Sun office. SClinoI, Of AfTINn npen all sumrneri pub'ln ap pearance, III t-M I.I. Tllltoi'KMOIiTnN, Director, Kufckerbiicl.fr Conservatory. U HestHtn et, rtTUXOIJIlA.rilV and lypewrltlna--Skill In3 months at HluH'wa) ppevvrltlnn Itsmusfl weekly. gtottcinn XratrmitfJ. OI'KSAI.I. HI'MMEII tbnroutrh school for dnnrlnn WAI.T taujtlit rapidly i circulars. UNICKKK lluCKI.lt cONSr.m Aluin, HUestHthst. gu3ifj( -lianroj. BAKKlty IN IlltOOKLiN. baking 13 barreliTer wvek, no humbug, price S.IU Address -akkkv toi wo. nun omc. CARRIAOR IIU8INI.8S FOIt 8AI.K for tMl), dotn a food trail, il miles from New Vork, In a city of 40001) Inhabitants. Addresi Z boi l7u. Bun offlc. 1,iOIl BALK-Lliuor itore. esi nth ay. Urooklint price of store .md rent will b. mad. very low to good responsible party. fPrvuonat Inotlrwi ANV Itiformalion or tne wliereabouti of Auuoita Itehfeld. wiia f aa Itehfeld. ill b.iollably re v ardedby II J. Ill I'l'lilt. ruuusellor at taw, ut fcncl ,t, IK MR. JOHN DRIW floes not call for bis dor wjihlq titodaysll siillbedisposnl ot EMouumeittA MARBLE AMI ORANITK V70 RKK-MonumenU. onyx tops, csdsitals. ao A KLAUEIt, IM M art Lilt Mia it,, al .4 ar. slsiatcd itiilgu. Htnl fitit Jot esUs -r LOWERRE STATION. ONE HCNIIBKD I.OTM AUtEADT HOI.II AT LOWERRE STATION, ON THE NniV TURK A; NOIXTU-BN. dUHT NORTH OF VAN CORTLANDT PABK. nAi.r hourly trainh to oetti HUUAUi: ANU ISiUll UT. Fifty Minutes From Rector Strcot B- ELEVATED RAILWAY E-P-E88 TRAINH. LOTS FIVE 1IUNURKD POH.AKS ANl 1 1'iVARD FOB SfAIH, TERMM, AND FUI.F. PAH- Tit' -LABS APTLY TO ANV BEAL EHT.M r. AOENT IN TONKERr). R. V. HARNETT .fc CO., 711 LIUEltT.- HTIir.ET, OB HOLT A IIIITLER. ATTOBNI1VS. lit RROADWAV, NEW TURK CITY. Different from nil other plnees. BENSONHTJRST-By-TIIE-SExV is n placo of ideal homos for sum mer and ivintor. It is pprfootly tlovolopod nnd carefully restricted against nuisances. Sowers, water, gas, sidowalks, and fences; 35 min utes from Brooklyn Bridge via 5th Avonuo Elovatod and B. 13. and "W. E. 11. It Lots for sale. Illustrat ed circular sent. Apply to tho ngeut oil tho property, or G. B. F. IIA-TDOLPH, 41 Wall St., N. Y., or 26 Court St., Brooklyn. SEATTLE, WAMn. I am the owner of larpe anil small aer. tract! of Peat tie property suitable for eubrilvislon or suburban homes, ror information concerning Investment In aalilngton addresi I. II. KuuhliS. lot lluller lilock, Seattle. Wash. COO K AVn ur m"lnonhlT raynentrtor cholc. J3 U t.ulldinglols tllle guaranteed i Hyatt llelgtita VVlnAeld. U I., fastest growing suburb of ew ork 10 minutes from foot of istitsr.. 7c rommutatloa luclud leg fero rapid transit, send lor free tickets, maps. Ao. rHAl.LI.1 II QOuDMau 7Llb.rtyit. cnl estate gov alr (Country. STILL BOOMING. Congress, Rockland Lake. "THE nE8T TOWN TO KITE IN." EXCURSIONS TO. DAY AND HATVBDAY. JV.VE SO AND 28. EXrBEHH TBAIN leave. Jay at. OliO A. M. nnd 1 I. SI.l A8d at. OiIsS nnd lilfi. Tho NEAT RAILKOAII to "Bnrklnnd Lane Park" nni OPENED JUNE 23. UUII.DI.NGH nnd IMPBOVEMENTit aeen In avrery direction. THE ItKAl'TIFl'L OLD HOMESTEAD FOB KALE. AhillUBY PARK HOTEL PEOPLE de aertlno; old alnnda and aecurtnc lota to bnlld 1TITII I'M PBEPABATOBY tn OPENINQ nrxt Kritl.NO. VfllYI Be. cause the SIH I'AM'E IIIOM nnd TIME to BEACH N. Y. la le.a than 1.9 and the ADVANTAOEH arc OBEATEB. FOB PABTICl'LABsf, MAPS, Circa. Inra, c. apply to Boston Improvement Co., 258 BROADWAY. t'p town Office. .T. VrCINMM. iaa i'auk av. w. it. van -iTir.nrn. Open LeninKi MunuiccrN, 1I0MK IN TIIF. rOL'MRV DKI'ENDS AS JILT1I on eTfrj thine elie on the mnuev it costs We are lettinsr up Rood ones at lUsbroijC- Heights fur fry little indeeil lt rained lut Saturday when vtb had an auction there, and lots ntre bought fur an aerare of (1.7 a plei We are irolnjr to hare another next Faturdar. Weather fftlr we nhaJl hell luuiote. If It rftin. a ttvr, enou-h to mako you clad you yot wet-bat a hare a jaHjon. Women will be there, a hundred of thern the mor the lietter Men dun t bin nlih any e;irlt Ithout them NMijebould thert Who In iroimr tu tUn there r .ou ran see fortv miles from the tipt of these two hills; you can build a hoime mi the til II t, You want way $..o to 5.U1.J to begin with ono-OfiL of it bnturdaj. IfynuwAnttn see the place beforehand, write tor tickets out aud back to oner r auctioneer Train learrs faambern ft hAtuda. l o clock. Tay your ferriage only, tickets provided on the train t, K TA .Olt. Aactlnneer IlaLkens-cU 1. V MdHSB. owner I.U Duane st. .New York. VISIT ARMOUR VILLA PARK, Fourth ward of YonWre. (nrar TlronxMlIe station, lUr Inn Railroad). Complete rapid transit. tioaMfMmentft city Imprnre ments and country taxes, pfrfett draiii-ce, chartnlujr lleMs, a modfl reitrkled residence park. oniie. room tu, a llroad st, ,for nU or ffa gTct t2ountry AT mviN(lTONO.H.llLlRON-ror rale, an elegant cut stone ntable and larrlavn hoimr, .oarresof cholctlatid. tine Harden, abundance of fruit and shade, location unsurpassed H tMHl..(ii.S MMeat .4t. Houpk to i.KTTilJnNrsnriri on "tiTFbos Jirchmont Manor, h miles from Now Y.irk, on hinv Jaen Itallroad ltrooms. alt toiiTnilerces, fluo lawn, andrery idcaanily b.tmed ner lUu wnter. Apply to W If. l'AM.'H.'l.U Larchmont. roTrivA n Kr,i. Sfnir of WitMhinicton. Tot bunlneM, residence and suburban nropertr. In t sit meats In ininerat. mal, mid limber land, address lihS l.s Ll. V. tu Auneles. Haslitngtrin. TO LKT-At Itahrlnn L I a few desirable furnished cottages for s.ason at reduced rates. ItofaniKH A WOOD. WI.hT MOlT VKRNON -To rent forth summTr. two-story modern frame house, fully and nicnlr f urn. Mud 7 rooms, block mid a hair from depot, toi per montlu MA'llA, Uonnt Vernon, N. V Y0SKKI18-Vnst lesutlful ncrehslhTrii proirreT" slve suburb uf New ork Kor sale, homes build Inir lots country seats, and ecre property, furnished housei lor hummer li" tP2WJ a nioiitn. lli:i.I,0S J .AI:1;i:N, ..etty s-jusrs, Yonlers. YONKl'KS To let on Warburtonav. large house, fully furnished, $i(0 for eaoi) JU-.UUOhON. Agent, onkers. ov it or So Cctgroohlyrt, OK WINDSOR IM.ACI: and lflth st. near th av -Irame hoiineR, .UanJ 42. on lots HO fret deep, theio liiMiSDsain two storlr-H nnd bj.sem.ut, with cellar, con tstn all iiibderii luiproieuienta, and Mere butlt and tlnlihuri in a mii erlor manner they are ntar I'rovpect l'ark and iua be reached from fultun 1 err nnd the brtdre by rars (if7(h and 1 th ate. and Mb v aerated, or from Hamilton ferry bv 13th t cars, price mi Windsor plat Ua.. on lethst, (5,-i), terms liberal. Apnlyon the premlae'S or toJ II Ml I.MRKY. 0 7Ui av. ilrnoklyn. JAMi:s RORKK, 4'll'an lay st., or M. JL HAilhlll). lUl'latf ut. New otl. IfOH HAM' nr to let To-tory bam ment and'sut cell xt brick h"tie, 12 rooms bint ui-nt an 1 parlor rtteni-ion all ImprovrmniN lujerfect order, J.rt hiiiith 2'l at. best nelk'hborli"1 d in Tiilrlientti ward,' inltiiitts from Roosreir, iJrund, lluu.tou, vr .'id it, ferries- Appiv to owuer MS 0(rtM.N'. 171 Orandst., Rrooklyn. TO LUT Floors. rx'i, in new factory, rorner flt! Mark's and t'nderhlll av 1 rooklyn tlevaior, Dro pro f taints built in 011 ea U thior Haiti permanent on fiiursidffH aUtindaui power A.pH ou premises or of Oliu.U.K W. MH),UH:,t,H inert) place. York. Sivrlitnfl Sltouoctf Ca gift. R7TII RtT 401 EA8T-sio a perfrcl rem. him? f m nit It decorated three stor, high stoop brown tone and basement, rlriMui. healthy location, keys Co 31ft tor S""'Wjgnw0w. OIILV rm.-Naw ,lor. wltli thre. room. anTbaaT. rnoffl. spl.n4ld lorMlom gr.at fiimr,. X'iUbia nsr 13.Mli st ,u STIMII! wlib rooms n rrar with sh'n- window, suin ads fur srf.c.rr, launilrjr conlertlon.rr or oth.V business rnt, rt.i7-ait c.ili.i, n. r.o', Qtifi HOWKKV-Konin, for famliror tiuslnis'a n!,r vSJiiXnUn. t""""'f"'" ""',ryi uij "g)oltlg. PURITAN HOTEL, us Bows'rr. corn.r D,le.T "at. Accmmodatlons for rsmlstain .raaiT mat soa tiom. cemforu.ea.wi iillr'.'QS twrnoont. D0&VA,c.. FALL RIVER LINE. TOR DO.NTOS-, KBWI'OKT. FALL II1VEB, 1'BOVL Dh.VCfc, and all Rail.rn r"int I OM ur .m"S. ln commission- I'D I iTA N riLa III H. I'KUVlliKNUI!, nd OLU UlU.ll.NJ. Two rncli way w.ek ilnr" (on" Similar.. riiinnrchrsirttaclidioji;li ysss.l. Jrfar. ,w ork from 1'l.r K N, H- w'd numt.r), fo.1 of alurrarst as follows 'air -lor I nil iimr direct, conn.cllti with pv prus train du. I'nrk Bquar. utlOln, Hostnii. MM) A. M. II 0 l r. M -ror Nnwport.nil milltlrrri ilu. .Newport B s.V fall niter. 7 A. M t connsctlnirwllh express train diia l'ark Square litatlon. fioston I' A. Itftnrtiliii trains ler. I'art Muare union, Boiton. atoannr M steamers ieaie lall Hirer at 7 and ti.IM M, Newport 1. M due w ork 7 A. I KU.NDaVh. Iraio New ora ut fi .o I' for M goiiiia. Itituriilni:. lear. l'ark Squar. utallon. lloston. KbLLMAN ERTini'l.rl KXI'IIKflR TRAINS between itoaiiifrlandlnir at I all Hirer and llostoiu Connection lr tntiex boat ilallr fnnn nrookljn, r M Jirser llty 4 l ,M. llcaeta nud alaleruoma maybaohialneilln.Ne Vor. at SOI, 718. nil iftJ.ainl 1,'jimroadwnv l.nunihav '.'i Wesi lih t. an I 1H hast IJAtH at t Hi Bowery. AstoV llouso, and Wlnilsur Hole), l.lns (Jitcc. l'kr l.tt, it. IC, and on teamera rr.oviDBr- luvte, for BOSTON H.OlDHUi, WOUCKSTLlt. and u ew Lnirland 1'oinU. lull nlsht'srftt. UNorteit rail hfeamersCONNLCTirrTamt MAfHAOllt'RF.TTfl will lfariori N It fs-ntWnrrfiift. at a 90 1 M dally, except hundayc. arrhlnic at rrmi'lctic 0 M., Boston 7. IN M A (lii orchestra mi mrh ttramer. Tickets and staterooms secured nt l.'tt, 7, 201. S.I, 044, aud Ur7 Jiroadway, Aalor IIoumi. Windaor. and Cosmopolitan Hotel, all nihees Tranife r Co In New .ork nnd HrnoKlvn. who will iMl for and check Mfiraee trom hotel or residence to deittnalloo. Tcl phouecnll, C.irll-iidt, leS Hudson River Stcamor Jlliiry foivelL leaving West 22d St. Pier3:30P.W.l SATURDAYS 2 P. M (Soudan eTCeptedl for rrtANRmv's. wr.sT riUNT, counwalk nbit. nt'itfiii, new HAMiiriimi mii.tuk. rouuiiKiiur- BlK, llYDi: l'AUK. and KUN I10L T, CSORW.Cg-'. UME, tor l'oitnn Worcettr. and all joints NOUTIlandKAHT. hTKAMKIWIrnterihltW NOR1II KIYl.lt (next pier a.oTO )enbroFSta Htrent 1-rriv), Im1I. t.s'uudnyn ex cepttd) at ttttSO 1. M lIcKria nn I ftitrrcons rn cured t rrlnclpnl ticket rll eta li rw Vrk, Hrook lm, nnd Jereey Clt nt Ti r .Nor h liher umt nn ttamers hPI'c'IAIi RM't'll'iN up hnturdaj' tilclita and down Suudma Iron ew iork to .Npw 1 himIoii ntid return, (J Norwli li nndretutii Kund i Steamer lcaMs.Norwtcl.7r M .New Loudcn'M' .M Hudson River by Daylight. Day Lino Sie nrrs NUff TORI. or ALIIANT llallv (oicept "-lllidsis), Learo BrooVljn. lultmi st iby .tmiex) ...8 00 A u. rta .New I ork, I'esbross.s st H ,0 do. ao no Net 'dst it ai ilo For .VI. It A. NY, laiidlnem Vr.ner Urst I'olnt, New bnrcli, roiiebkeepsie, Hiilnebuk CiisKhi, and Hmlsniu Aia BQATSr FEQPLE7rT!r.E. MeameraDRKWand DHAN RICHMOND lenvMold rier4l) North Klver font Canal st nt'd' m Hrookiyn. Kulton st. via Annex, A I M copnictin: with etrea trains lor aHlo-n, !aae (Icttrso ntnl i) dlroncl ick points, char nn hprlntra t'ontu rittiwi, iiioumil iflinil. ami Mngr.ru talis h vTUUDA Mi! Ill -II. V MLU connect- with hundar nioriiiiitf train rur H crittcj? i BOSTON viFSTONIHGTON LINE. The inMde route: Troldence, Wnrcenter, Narraran settrier and Hatch Hill. Siunnierit KUOIU; lhI.NL and .NAKKac.an.nfTT leair ne. I'lerMt North l.lrer. ono block a bo to (.anal st al i J. M rundax b exceplod. TROY BOATS. City of Troy or Barairpn, leae I'fcr l N It., f'it Westluthft. dally eicepl haiura 'l V M. hxprtsa trains for barntotfa. Lake ti nre Adirond icVs. miiv day steamer luucties at Albain SAIiAluiiA JACl it hlO.N.HJ LAKK OLOK-J., I7.t. A iTnRIDflU'OKT lflXiLV tTr.AMf.fl tVATl.lt- TIL ICY. Tier 31 rat Ither. f.-oi f i atharlno St.. 11 A It connectluir Mlth throtiir'i trail ou .SnuatucK nnd IlouHatonlc Itnllroadi huuduje 1' i CATSKIU. M(TFSta1 sT-ti nine rs K TThVlutUU and ATKI1.L leave Tier an n r loot of Jay sr.. e ery week day at h I'. M. ronnectlnir wllh aiaJtill Mountain and (aim It It Dirrotory f "iinimer Hotel and Hoarding llouHes free nt tier or mHllnd to an) d dress by W. J HUdilKS. Treasurer, c atitkill, .s, V. RAMflURLL UMrorN-.burar.i HbXI:'. Torn" wall. Cold prtnjrs nnd West I'oiiit, trnm franklin H. plcr. V. It. wctk tiaaat 1 W uudlUA .M STKAMKR PIH-LTl-iriSLAND leavr IMer J t, L. Kh tr." Tues. Thurs and it at 'i 1'. M for orient .reen porL hhelter Inlind. and Sajf Harbor LeiTen-uif Harbor ut. 3JT. M. i1oii.,ed, and .rl illn O tlllilfS, CapL SOUTH NOItUWLK evcr day. foot lleekiuau st. and East 31st st. U 5j V, M. haturrtajs half hour earlier SAUdEflTIFS 6TEAM1.R -EauRcrtles tondajs, VTt nesdays, 1-rldays toot trinkll'i et. I'. M EXCURRIO.N (l.ULU). ft DA.S), )rlV leave Teck Flip Her 3V K Uf 'I I. M. dall rxrept Sundays, and 11 I M Pundnya 12 P.M. ronnetinr lth trains for MHltlDEN. Hartford, t-prlngtlld. llolypke ,c. 5ulil0 COMPANIA TRANSATI.ANTICA nsi'ANOLA. bTKAMUlIU IIAU.A, apt H. Vorlno. will sail from company's pier. Jl, N R., oi Mondar, June at 1. M takinir rrdjzht and panotiKor direct for Umatia, st Jrro ut i uba, JaKuara, I to t'nbern, t'arthsjre.iii (U H.crt.) t oion (Afpliiu.til) rto i, mi i. Kavanlila, and .St'i Martha with tr iusliipmiit tt Ha vana ror Cadlr HnrLehiiiA and mhr .itiiurrHiiiau ports. For further p irl culaif ti J M C1.I1A-.I.IJA A o, ..Kt'ius. fOWallat COUrAnKIEtiRXM.AM. TKA.NATJiiVTIQL'C 1 rench line to Havre cr .latur-l t Corupun) a Tier 'n-v HJ, loo, i.r Mortfii st. I.A NORM -..NMI.. I older Mt. tune. I P.M. J.AlmU.O()M,. 1 rali-eul at JU 7 M. I. ItKI.TAONl X)n Joiittsellu sat Ju I. i Jr U LA (JAbCOi'NI., .S.ut.hl sni JU' 1". (t V .M. A. lUKCil.1. (jtneral A.ent i Jink ineij EASTPORT," CALAIS, ST. l;ALifAX" The tin" stenniers (Ji MHKIt. M a il TArr O? MAI.Nh i-ae i ommcrrlaMW iri. Kn.i n rot J .iirvirc C'alala. Mo, an I ht, John. N It, P u M M,nm a l fdnesila) an 1 tridays Cliisocniiiiecllonainaj. Willi all mil m I slmu li'ios entering lloston Intertatlunal ha To, H A. V Al USIi.v. Hon I .UfnL nAMTII'lt(. AVKI1ICAN' Ml" IT i' rxnrrx 7 Tito iMjtween Sew Vork. niin iininii. mi n m burirnv tlie niairnillrcnt titjw i i t stu,,i,'r uf luuiajtonsanili.'iAJUiolii.iiuuiM.rM' nmn 1 Ills una holds Hie record for fastest tr r m .111. 1 srom -i.'itu aintunnnnil 1I10 oiitlnciic. equ 1 tn ,l.,, m ,im.-i to (jueclistiiwii. Mainour smrrlcati I Grnrr.il I'iisii- is-r jnts I'atketCn J7 Uroud 11 KU',1 v' ti 1 I nilri.ian) .w tra. 1.N5IAN l.l.SK t'." S AM) tt(H M. v II. '.-,1 a'U- Ci ,M)ligUI'.h.NTlltt.N AMI llll ill' 1 I. WJJ-f!f ",T B f.n.l I'M 4I'.'L Cm 111" lM10Wll Hrdlii.l r ll 11 A. 1. lromrier4IN.lt. ndjolnii it r.'.. 1 -1 -t. i-t-rri 'Jr," "s-JF! and npwarl 1 I 11 nn.uiur and loratlon of room, arcniii' rn m miiuarl s-lirtat HO, irrpall. H" st. s ran, ;i I'LTKli ttni-IIT bO -11-nl Mnts. m 1. lint, n.' .rt,n IT MAIXB MTEASI'sillf I.IM'. Th.niilr direct Ilnr to 1 ottiu'v i 'ui.. 1 ml Port, land, ronuei-llni; it I'urilii I 1 sl, 1 1 'in ilsnii.l at-amalilii tinrr tir linr l-ri 1 r nd inn 1 nim. avrlnKvftlilt. Mountain, itiii'l. 1 I H r I.astnnri. an,l v Inhn 11. ,111,1 ull 1 1 in 1 ,miii t rt.. il. JieamersesileMri diiti! i n -h ur t'lfjl. from I'ler t. I ast Hit 1 r ftmr of n, ir ri .Vm i,r, ror furtuer lufurinailnn anplj t iliiltAllii il A. I. a. rn' ut the pirr. NEW VORK STEAMSHIP eoMI'AN -Tlie Inn M.nlnMp VA TTW-JW30-T 1-l-M A, iiipu t r. Mll,.r it uc. t'ler ;V., f f'Tl'ltUse'ltl V tHand. X-.S.tgtv jtaiiKor. all inlm.iin t'tinibttni Hirer. r54Ka Imlnrl He md t. loliii 11 hn- V I Tli areiininial.illrn. an.l linvfa.ra. Irclirlitat Iohoii tnte. an 1 nn trans- V r-ieid dally. A.ldl. IliiuaUleaufliiii" ua xxni in. arrani.. menls are rnmplate. lurtliiriu II ntur audlnfurini. iiiii(iiiAipiicatl'in .N 1, M.ltrnMU uen-r I lana. Crr Ulliroadwas. 0 .1. MAt Mtl!l.l. I' audi'. Anut, 1 NI.W VOItX ANI1 C'l'flV UAII, STI.AMbllll' C(l" I'AM. toil I I IIA AM) MKXIl'ii. All sleninrrs ra I frnin 1 1 i in fillNTCA, IlnranaandMataVrns Tnrs, Juni"'t a 01 WA8IIINUTDN, Tamplm I in riTV nt' w,i 1,1,1,1 I,11"" Vernl'mr r-at. .lutie IA LITi t)f '.ni.UslillA. Ilavau-atid hauna. m .lull 3 NIAOAIIA!"";.,,,"l'. alil'ili.. Iruntera andrL'ru cat, Julys SANTIAOO. INassuii Mliiilleio do Cub 1 and ilinuieins .llnirs. Julr 3 Kor particulars, frslirlit 1 r i,a.,aa. nr,i it 1,7 JAII rl I. AllHAu, I ij Walls. fVTo'ltii)H.'TSriir;it li.hvk t. r. cm k 1 MHMIT lllll'Tfi Til I.OMIIIN AMI rnNTINhMT. btramrrssall from td.r font 01 2d sl. IIoIiol.ii r"if Sai.Jiilie.M. I'. M Allrrla,,lulyfi. II A M. .am ol Jlilv A I M 'rnl1a Sat. JiilyUI H. I'.ider Mil. Inlr 1 HA M haale.Hol lulj M i r M Mrs latiin ii ami nnvnrdu 1 ertli 1 rrdln to locallon scroll JcAtiln, f.'0 slid fi (1 a Uerlh slerr.11t.al low rales OI'I.UIC'IIS A CO.SlioMlllicllr'en. PACIPIO MAII.'rlTI tMHIIlr rOMI'ANV. rnin foot L'anal at, .North itutr lorSAVIIIA.M IM 11 uatli. laTIIUl m,i I'ANtMA. cm ul I'AUAfilla lussdni Jni 1 noon. lrom!-A. HIAM'Isi (i. 1.1 and liranuauste. I Oil 1 NINA AM) JAl'AN. '""i' ItlO III JAM'llto sail. Toe.ilai, J11I1 a. a SI. Fnrfrolk'hi.pasiake, nnd Keneral Inlnriuailoii apulrat foinpauj tiilic.. on lie Her r ,ot on anal st Aorta Jilrer II. J UC1.I.AV, Oenernl Mi'jerint,nd,nL STATE I.I-.T -III.TWI'KN NKW UlltK flr-tSaOtr" AMI) HiiMI.I.I. (W.NUO.NOIIItlrt.; with throurt tickets at reduced rates to l,h .rnool I oudon. Dublin lo HTATI. ur 1MHANA 'fliursdai Julys in AM I'aldti puiiafte. 3 to tw. according tn location of ilater. 0111. hicursloi tickets, till to no, Hte.ras. liikels to and from all parts of I'urope aHowe,t romvl;rL'oluinlila rltor.s, hnnlli Terry, llrooklin 1 lorfrrlitht and pas.uio apply to A.ri.NHAi.iWINCOu.utAtt M llroadw.y.M Y. L WIIITH fiTAK MSI' I R."aNI KOVAI. MAIL Vi1,"""' Stv 'IV.eenilowil. ami 1 Ivitj ,.,l si'i'i. -i.N. l "ed.e.da) Jul.' ti' JIA.ilhTn W.diifWay, Jul (1 a Verj nipsrlor second rabln ri.inm .iat ,us 1 Ma. lestie iimI Jeut'inlu Me-r.netnaud rr,.iu th 1 0 in ir. t. omnaiiy'a oillce 41 liroadvi and th 1 harf Pot Wen loth st J m;i cr htm A,nt cftonijir. 1 CAOXF.Y'B 1 BTORAOK tt AIILIIOUrirl'M. IT Itln T l.stawi.hed lew -rio.tn forwar tin. moTlniri Hi 111 us mm imiii i 1

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fr l THIS SUM. TliUHSUAX. JUJtHi UW tttti V i I' r I Onr best duo Sorgo Suit is not ff tho hichcat cost one. 13y best wo 'i moan tho most dornblo a Buit that i j Vill look fresh at Iho end of tho sca- fcon, and, -with proper caro, soo you I 5 through a second summer; $20. This ono at $22 is softor and l Jnoro orponaivoly trimmed; hotter j looking, porhups, but no such Btay- i lng qualities as tho first. l l Anothor bluo at $15; excollont m l! J Jtawiy. And several Black Ohoviots; J $15, $20, $25; tho last very fine, tho oatantiroly unlincd. j j ROGEKS, PEET A CO. I i r.. i I BROADWAY W.rren, i BlXJKEb, (Bid ll j (Sxruwjouj. i BHbP unequalled 'I 8 9ttB9 menagerie, f Tm.gnlfloent nvl.ry and Bitmmolh aquarium. Hen. A It Klein Deutschlsnl" "Thedalry." Boating, bath- I to. flsulng. bowling and billiards. IE) ft, kL "MB TALB-STEAMEr-l LEAVE fcwM.? 1.S4, andtfljl-.M Jewfir. a Svturr. Brooklyn, i OJ. 10.00, II JW A. 3 JJ, U, s Xti. iiS P. XL 2J Street, Lest rtlrcr, .W, 10 SO .11 3J -A M 13 45. J. 15. 8.15. 111. 8,15 V. M. BOAfS hi XSAi'lLSJbEASuWMa'WUA.V.JorSM f an "er IS, N. B-: 11 46 A.M. end 12 43 P. M. II r-Pier IS only nt0,;O0,7.W arid WW P.M. for a alt landings. (,J i 40c. BXClirtSTiW TICKET! 10f. 1 1 CONEY ISLAMD. i j BRIGHTON BEACH, 1 I j, TVEST BRIGHTON BEACH. j I I Sea Beach Route, s, i Culver Route, j! Bay Ridge Ferry, jFromFootof Whitehall Street. Termlnnol j:i.evati:i) koaiih, j broadway line. Wj I IICT.TX.INE. !ji-, J Ttnsu connecting at Bay Ridge with train, for Coney J i j Island Tie CIJLVhR and ShA BEACH RuUTBJ leaie I -1 Vrhiiehall atreet hourly Irom 7:10 to 1I1H1A.M. and -alt hourly from. II 1(1 A. to 11 lu P. M. Sundays. i I .111 A. m' and liair hourly from lu 10 A M 10 .io 1 1 P.M. Returning. last trains leave Coney liland at 10:23 r. M. Excursion tickets. 40 cents. I;, Manhattan Beach. TKATNS T.E ATE FOOT E. 34TII ST..N.Y. I (fliM dallr eifept Punday). 8 3a, 10 2i 11-20 A. M.. 1320(1'.! MRace Da) U. I. J. C. and July only). I -50 I 1 IlMbundase and Raoe Hay, a I. J. o andjoly I only) -JD (2 5u Itace Uaya, Saturdaya. Sondaya and I nly40D4y), 3iJO(a.Sfl Race Daye. Saturdays. Kundaya, j 1 and July i only), una naif UourlTfrounul. at. to 1' I WliITIIIIAI.Ii 8T terminut of all eleraled roadi. I Hourly from 7 110 A. M. to 1 1 1 lu A M. half hourly from lilo I. H. to u.iii l". M.: Hundayi hourly from tu A. M. tonJor.M. Itai'o Dtji all Iraun itointKaco Tract to 1 Sr-.Vl. .1 I riatr&boauC I.J. C. BceDayaand6atnrdaya-lli0 j j OKA Nl) CONCIIITH AFTERNOON AND I 1 CXLEUIIATlill SUli KEQT. BAND. i fX&aflfiXfilSIl 1,1 A ND MAONIFICENT FIIIBWORKH I TUBbBAV. THCUSBKY. and SATUItDAY BVENINOi. PN STEAMBOAT COMPANY, I war dihect ltotTis to tiif. iron tiers at I mm BSLrm J TOR WEEE ENDINO JC.NK 28 Bicameral leuve Wl 23d at., N. It., hourly J f rom O A. BI. until 8 I. SI and IMer (new) i Ko. 1, W. K, (Ilattery rioeo Htntlon, Ele. vuted Boade), half an hour later. Jlouta laava Coney Ialand hourly from lOiiO A. M. nntll OtaO 1'. M. Tire to Coney Teland and return, fiO centa. Eicurilon ticket, told at all down track itatloni Ele vated Iioada, with free tranifer between South Ferry and Battery plaee for 2d and Bd ar. paaienten. TRockaway Beach. Train, for BOCKAWAV PARK and way ilatloni leare X.OX(l ISLAND CITY U BA,:10. 10:20, llHOA.Ml IilS. 33H :0. 4i4A 45. TM. Bllu, 11 OH. Ill 25 1, M. undaja 7:10, OlIB, 10.10, 10 55, II 15 A.M.: 125, 1:15. T:5. Jilo. 2:45, 3,1(1, 3i5, 4:I 5:15, 8.15, tjlil, 7100, 7SA 8.116, M.85. D-OU, B.SA. 10.05 r M. AliVEHNE ANJTI FAU 1WCKAWAT, PR. T. and It B. By. Co. LEAVE EAST SITII BT. R. A. 1:20, 30, 4:50, O.tO (7 10, tU Valley ram). Bunflaya 0, 10.50,10, a.io. S,10. 7.0, a BOWERY BAY BEACH J I Thereon beautiful and popular Family Reiort: only I twenty minute,' ,all fruin .Nevrork: acoeeelble by leantbuamtioaie(roru iaitictli it. at 10 and w A. 11 Si. and 2. 4. 0, and B r. u Alio from Harlem Bridge, 1 jauth at. and Sd ar to and 12 A. JL, J, 3 10. 5, anil 7 I". j I' l. directly to Orand Her. Bowery Bay Beach. Fare to 1 aente, ohlldren half price I Alio by hone railroad from EaitDSd and Sithttfer- t la It. It. fare a centa. COLLEGE POINT,, f From Eaat leth at. by elegant itearaboats, 5 and 7 I I A 11 then llnnrlr till 0 I'. M noppliic at (lrand t 1 f ler. Bowery Bay Beach, by In and 12 a M .and 2. 4, I and n i. M tnra Fare. 10 ceuu, children half price. i Baby earrlaitei tree. I DllUxlUiiA on cijsdht Ferry OJU M. J at.T .TTITvr- Cliainbere It elation 0.30AM I I viJiV wv JeraeyClty. 0.4B A M J UE ll'V, htwftk' :3JA. M. I I ur.?lj?rr- Rutherford I0-A. M. I B rniNIITT. F.o 10 On A.M. Ik I ffe (f A Faienon lotW A M. II A l.Hi Hi. Tue won popular day eacurnlon B tjg B I tS HJ I out of htw V01-, M COUTH tt-ACH i O DAILY EXCURSION, Mtr. Thoa.A, Uihicuu.i eir. Kllaie llancox, 1 Blroome t., E. Illrer, W, loth t, or I lirla. f 101U. X. II., I 10 1'. M. 'toplter at., N. Blvrr. 3 40 I' II 10 SO A U, 1 0" 1' H, i Bridie Dock. Iiroo-lyn. 3:13 I" M, 6-an l'. M. I 10l30 A. M., Kill M, Day Ftreet-lOill A. M, l 345 1' M I A. II .in, r. 45 r M. i P TABE IS CliNTH KAIIIIVAY, LOSC BEACH. LEAVE EAST 3IT1I ST '7 50, linj AM. 20, I M, 5), MI'JI. 7f, 1 I" M MlllilayB M-VI, II ey 2. eilllUl A M. 'I o. J ,'M, 4 il', f, 7.-U. 1 I Connect for Tolnt Luokout. I OTAlfrN'H CITY ItltER AMI IIAKIIOR TIlANsrOR- Mi iTATIONiC0..ufncea I'itra l" N l-.footof I'oriUndiit. Hl fiea io I Kxcuralon ieartuieijt 1 peai'in ER luaO, t Hooka now oeu I imii. Dallr. Ota Bi Sunday, 10 to hew nleature xrotiudi fl j and traeea SelKlitful eumuier dey'a outinr Com- i I tnodloiM ateamere and bargea 'I I .-ifcVLEBA OR IIKIIINO BANKS DAILY Poilhf 1 J C t'lued on rteamer AN(JLKII.lili new bojlrre I ul aSliafe Iruprovementa. learn 2l;tt 1'. It. 7 KeWaa at h, it. 7 e l-ler.tt .V B- b.l A. M fr.iU tilt be. i.enta '5c. ladlea. K). AI. lOhTKIt JtTn.!XSICUAII.YTIur. TABLE r, simaiuera Irkre Canal t Jaudlmat 22d et, N. II. 10 V A, 1 6. and 7-15 F. II Hoturuln. from Fort Lee 1 i ffeo aid II SO A. 3 45 and a F M l-feaiant alley I I btonio let C. W, BrKBBEaBPrlKit f J TiiliMO or Cholera Hanki daily. ACCOMACK. Fait t 1 X' Metai.. .45, 3d at. 7s Frank In at, 7 30; Fler B. K. i,j f E.7?tA.-eblockabot.RtatenIlandf,rr)'. 7olth 1 I Vail c-eciCluba.Bforf3. Iadl. 'c t.001 fcR. i "l7leHKNKal),,Vr,LVL,1,!7S3,lt, Jp tai Feok illn.i7i4u: Fraiiknii. "J"- "B 1 UlllJadlMWo i lW tackle, rrrrrthmanta ttl it LiUMPBACK" mi t"H a'aion arrlred. ''bolera JV H Baiki T bOUUVLtK, T-ur.-ey d Bnnday, vtlkaaa miuUo. Stent. v.. ...i. X,oa T elaad. Leaf Talano, LONG BEACH HOTE L, Long Beach, LJ-, xro,vr EEar. nNENT BBACH ON TTTE ATT.ANTTO COd-BT. POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL, OJP-J" A FEW BESIBABX.!! COTTAGES AT POINT -QW ATW Manhattan Beach HOTEL OPEN. The Famous Oriental HOTEL OPEN. PAVILION HOTEL, IrH-IT. I'. I- GREAT SOUTH BAT. a'nT.pwVr4-3"- B"te.Jf, "TfTgyie hotel cottages AND CABTNO, BADTLON, I I.. NOW OPEN. A few cottatea to rent for the icaion. B. I.EX.AN M. Manaer 13RIGHT0N BEACH HOTEL tvir-r. open SATURDAY, JUNE 28. THOMAS B. CABLTS Manaaer. nAnM..( TrT afternoon and erenlns In the MuMO nS by "he "JwYVrt0 Metropolitan Opera llouiei Oroheilra. ANTON SKlDUPIrector. WiTUIN IO BITNlJTES,"WA.a OF Manhattan Beach, BUEEPSHEAII BAIT, X.. X. Slotrell PBIVATE nOARDlNO TIOTTBl- ThlTw" known and leleot tamlly reiort le open tat the. uminerad fall Two mlnulja' ride to Ma: nb ajan or Ilrlehton lleachee, one hour from rori iwy. AceommodaUon only' Ar" T,""i,r: able. Biieelnl Itutea to Fnmlllea nuel .r. bIod Partlea from adlatance. Sheepshead Bay.L. I. wB.tHuli'ifc.rn'fbruSpYanPun, mer. Particular attention to tranllenla. THE TOWERS LAKE HONKONKOMA. L J-Flret-claie eummer reeort. on 'be bankj oMMate, Kor roorati qJ ftmn add-CM "Tbo Towrt. onion torn a, L.I. The Elmore, Beautifully located near a'",sV,hoBHomu?o?n' nndailona for I0K. JA- BPALD1NO. Iroprletor. KoBAA'Y'v.-w"l,-'lflE. Shelter Ialand naltf.-. PROSPECT HOUSEAND COTTAGES, oppoilte Fire Ialand. one honr ffon'rti'eltyj 'l a ft? Vnonf.' caWr addr... D. FRANKEL, oP.ct Ilouie. Bav Shore, L. I or Clarendon Hotel, 'Walbing tonandJo'hneouita.. Brooklyn. SURF HOTEL, "oil"' AND bTlLUVATKR AJH10. OlM r.rith to the delicate, and rliror and Tlvaclty to au. IOK CH1LDKLN IT IB A PARADISE. MANHANSBT Home and Cottairea Ebelter liland. L. I N. V. TheNework office la open daily. 3 to 8 1- I'nlon iquare. Koom 7. where appllcatloni .for rooms and eoltaaei with board at hotel, or for hoiuekeeplut will be rec.lt at Bend Vfg'ifg J6SS?Sr. STETSON'S WATSON HOUSE. BABVLON, I I. A FIRST CLASS FAMILY HOTEIj ,nna0ny.n?o",linU,y- g-.gtf--SS. tiSSHM? OCEAN HOTEL, FABItOCKAWAY, I- I.. Now open for the season Accommodations for 3m ueU' aas runnln. water and HKUERAOE TO TUB tiCfcAN. lor terms call or adoreM as above, or l'F.TEBV MAI.UII'.-. Ill hast 47th St F-1ZI EOCKAWAY, li. z. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. Complete In all Its appolntmenta. opena June 13nn myoTNmrRgu-o'p7.cr.'wYor-Hollywood Cottage, FAB noCKAIYAY,-. I., Now open tor the eeaaoni all modern Improvements. W. J. HlNfcS, formerly of theJVlndeor HoteL ATsioTTlfoUSnTi TAB BOCKAWAV, L I. In eoa nccllon with tbe "Park House" and "UermllMa," now open. 1 Int class kitchen; large airy rooms. Bate tioandtis. clBLHg scmLi,mQ, ptopriotor, BIAD1HON IIOUHE. Far Bockaway, L. I, Bow opentnew manaitement: nrst-elasanoardt no bar, 'm ARK H U1TE, i-o Ban 17th st. bawjork BBOWN'M COTTAOE. PAB BOCKA. WAT, T.. I., near seashore; newly renovated rooms open June 14. Parties deilrousof home com- fori, for terms apply 259 Yicrt87ih st. or on premises TI1R iTTNvob"n, BAY SII011B. Ul. Fine still-water bathlnir: collate with accommoda tion! for two or three famltlea Terma and clreolars on appUcaUon. Addreu J B FULLla. BUITnPlinTIIOTEL, 1'ATCIIOOUE. LI. Season of ism Open from Jnne to October. Terms, t. to 'gMITa, p,.,, UFTON HOrSE AND COTTAQE, ratchorpe, h. I. only a few feel from tlie ssndy beaoh oftbeOreat SouthBay, ample iroundi; location nmurpaaaed. For Illustrated circular add, w. M.JENKINS 'llTIIEN'Yo'iritAVB DECIDED on your summer ar- raiiRf menta, send a note or call and we will give yon eviry Information, alio furnish tickets ano seouresleep. Iiif ear or sieamiblp aacommodatlon for any line. Book, of summer tour, fr" HoN BBOADWAT 26J, CORNER OF WARREN. OFFIC-B I 1.-3-1 NEAlt DALY'H TUEATBB, Blaine, CLAREMONt HOTEL, SOUTHWEST HARBOR Mt, Desert Island, Me. Season ofXBOO. NOW OPEN. CLOSES OCT. I. TIOS' I'MdVAI.I.KIl. AFPOINTMKNTBANDSERYICIS 1'l.ltI'KtT I'OItltliSPO.NDENOE BOLICITBD, sT. 3EC. 3Eo-se, -XT4yT-r. Connecticut. liOIlLOIV IIOVHE. IIOItl.ON'H POINT, FOUTII NORWALIC. CORN. (in water front of 1ong Ittand Mound. Fitted up for thi- accomiiioituiion of Kuens by Hie day or leaion. Miore illuiiars a specialty. But" on application. City of Albany leat es lleekmsn st dally 2 al.P. M.: KmI Slat .t, 2KU' M. ll.turiiitif from South Norwalk T;46 A. M. taturdaya half hour larllcr, Fara-sinrle, 40o.( oicuriUm. Oic. J. K. POXVEB, Prop. "PIICOTOPANO LAKE, Kaat Kuiuutou, Conn. L Thriehour. from hew York. Lovtlleit lake In On. tiertlcut hpleiidlt Osbtnr bathluir. an-l boatlnr; abeo lutny lillliy. J7 lof 10. Illustrated circular. LAKb MEW HOUSE, li. D. UB0V?. Proprietor. Bllaaellaneoua, suiviiviEn.-noMBS." Abeastlfully uluitrated pamphlet of 175 patea.de scrltliir the Summer reiort. en the Una of lb New York, Ontario and Weitera Railway, can be had free on application at orTlcea belowi In New York No. 1, 47, SJUMs. and 1,323 Broadway, 737 Oth ar, 1,170 ether., IB4Fastl2Sthst, ItMWeit 125th it, and ticket office, atfootof Veit4idit and Jay it InBrooklyn 4 Court ,1, btu Fullun st, 215 Atlantic ar., FS ind 107 Broad way, Brooklyn, K. D. and aiu Manhattan av Creen pclnt Copies mailed on rscelpt of a cents la .tamp, w J. C, ANDEItEON, Oemtal Fauiuiir Afint, IS JU etissf place, N.w Turk. --B-i-H---H-l !NW TTorH. f- j i j 0RAN9 UNION HOTEL, j SaTtratoga Springs, j VKD'trt TTIE NEW MANAOBMEJH j WIJATtEOrBN FOB TUB SEASOS I TCKDNEBBAT, JTJNK M. j j AJJD REMAIN OPEN DNI1L OCT. L Vaicra io of rooma earn Ve aeeu at our New York oMee. i I FARK AVENUE HOTEL, 43EOBOE B. ADAMS. Mnnaior. I I JiELSBA MANOR, 13 Woodlawn ar.. Barawja Bnrlnira. N. Y'.-Nowopeni superior board and an- corimodaRnV; electrlo liihti bafhi I'f" ipr Jnrsi three minutes' walk from depot: "1JJIP1?.i,r- at.,; speolal rates tor tamules. Mrs. T. PKTI1T. IF fensnsTBB "or STJPPER ALA DELMONICO AT LOSI BHZZOLAETS Restaurant and Caffs A La Carte and Table d'Hote, 00E, 9TH AV.and 81STST. W K-ivATEDiTR. STATION AT THE CORNER. OPEN TILL 12 O'CLOCK, P.M. Sharon Springs, W. Y. Paviuom noTix, OriiTjrjfcK H. Europrnu nirtbmla of Uolnn bulphur Wntrr. BATHS. DOI)CUKr. INUAI.ATIOM), for nitacMATisii. Oout, CaTiniui. end 8rt Dwiua. Siths onen Juno loth. Pamphlet, list of house and ilcei,T-s. JOUN if. OAfcDNER SONS. FISHER'S ISLAND, N. Y., m Ontioelte New London, Conn Tbe new And eommodl one steamer Munnatawket wlllconneot at .New London with Norwich steamboat line and with trains from New lork. lloilon. and hew Jneland ritlM. the Mansion House has Deen nejly painted. paptTed. and refur. n-hed, and titled with plumbing under sanitary regula tions, and will be open for reception of a limited num ber of guests about June 15; telephone In house con necting with New London: boating, balhlnt. and livery lacllluee afforded Addrcsa Ft. JONES. 101 Mate at. New London. Conn. HOTS-- CHAvOT:i-,litf, 3 MILKS 60-TU OF PLATT-BUR0. N. Y. WRST SEASON. a D. BEA.VEY, MANAGER. NOW OFF.yi. For Booms, Plans, Terms, and other Information ad dresa as aboe, Clinton county. New York. THOUSAND ISLANDS. Central Park Hotel. P. a Alexandria Bay, N. Y. In the mldet of the llneht ecanerr and best l'rbln srennns la the 8t Laurence River. Neif hoieL dhaded lawns. Pure water Perfect sewersije. Fntlre relief from hay fever and malaria. Kates J to ea day, 8loteti7 week, fcpeolal rates to familUK and parties. E. K. aPJSHLMlBKil. Manager. g.ooe guMHousE, ALEXANDRIA BAY. N. T. RIVER 8T. LAWRENCE, Opens June !S: Una flsbjM andboatlm; no mosquitoes. hay lever, or malaria. ouroo or deicrlptlre book apply to tbemanaier. josErII D0My C 'AT8KILL MOUNTAINS. Mour.talu Retreat House Is open for guosts. Terma cull Jnne lu, from'2to4 P. M., 44 West 27th st ,N. V.; circulars, lll"'"ou KKkatom, M.'Y. CATMItllll.' M(l B.NTA I N ri. Morley House. 5 mllea from Cairo. N, V. in moun tain.. Calloradjress B. M. FKKKETT. Proirrletor. 372 Pearl at- X. Y. city. Nena eraey. HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES orPEisr. Mule baths, and the best restaurant at Lou Branch. LOM'G-BRANCH. UNITED STATES HOTEL OPENS JUNE 21 T0 TO aj.H0 PER HAT. Beasonable, ratee to families for the season LAIRD A VAN CLEAI. Proprietor!, LOXf IH.AKCBD, N. J. SAUCF'S HOTEL A.TSD RESTAVRA97T CAV OPhN FOR THE hEASO.V A. 1AUCII. Proprietor. LONG BKANt'li, N. J. ei"rj3 3PIFllSr3l, ON OCEAN AVENUE. A Brit-olaia Family Hotel, reiltt.d and redecorated. Fine ocean view Open May to October. ,bNOinANCH, 7. J, GRA3MD VIHW HOUSE, Corner Ocean and Seavlewavs. BPErr-AI. TEUMH TO FAMII.IEH. A. O. BBABLBY. Proprietor. ""abbottx PABK, N. J. COLEMAN HOUSE. Directly on the beach. Tbe leadlnrhotal of the place. Will op.iu Baturday. June 28, lrtxi First clans stable. Hates, dlacraina, and information of W A. BUAFEB, Manavmir Clerk, or J. E. KALI'U, Proprietor, Aibury Park. H. J. Asni'UY PA Bit, N. J. COMIIliH-ClAL IIOTKL. Opim all tbe year round. Modern improvements. Special terms toinmltlee. LIVEUY AMI UOAItBINe MTABIF.H, Accommodation for ion horses: everything new; all tylea-of csrrlsnes for hire at shnriest notice. JAMBH II. llOAtAIN. PBOP. AHItUUTf PABK, N. .T. WEST END HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNK rSerrenteantb season, WUb all aanaern Im. proven leata. Xllreetly on tti Beacli, 3, H. BIPLEIf. Proprietor. ASBUHY PABK. N. J. Oriental ECtol. Kawly painted and r.ntted, best locstlou In Park, open for the season ttAMl'HL B. MclNTYRK. AHIlUUTr PABK, N. J, Till- STICAN, Corner 3d and Klnirsleys delKhtfnlly located; full ocean new; modern oonYenleuoes. A.CllAWFuRD Atalanti. Hotel, Aslmrv Park, N. J. rrontlnidlrrctlyon ocean: rnnnlnf waterfromarteilan wells, kitchen is managed by French cooke. Forfurther Uformatloa address wl. APPLEUATE, Proprlstor, AHBUBY PAKKrNm-WOOIlIAI... CORNER OF FOUUT11 AV AND MMIbLhY ST., en block fJom ocean. Sanitary appliances perfect and every rsqulslt for the comfort of meita Mra. U. L. McCBAY. AHIHTUT PABK. iiotijl ai,sa;v. Nwij.ntircmtnt; n block from b-nxh, Boleet tatAar; Urmi modertif. bN Uhlt k bUUCMU.Nd, i!anajtra. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N.ri HEATH HOUSED This beautiful mounuia reiort OPENS JU.NF 'in. Bat., redsred; f 12 to tie per week. Diagrams, A-o,, at Evenlns Pot Building, New York (room XX). Senll for circular, J. VARIIKNC0LESI XN. EIMGIEWOOD SZOU.'5E, HMILUnOOD. N. J ;TIIK PALIBADEM HE1.KCT FAMILY IIOTKI,. Beautiful frouuds,well shaded. Hrst class tsble at moderate prlcei. oABBI(IU'i', N. J.. THE- -TaBKI'kI-IiT Ocean and river views; 10 per weak A-,FBE1 C-.OU01IX.Y. PUOl'ltrCTOH, IXUo-o IilanuC CONTINENTAL IIOTEU Narragansett Pier, R. ji. OPEN JULY i. CLASS N. HCOFIELD, 3b ter, ----l---H-i---i tub L?AmaAWVwAgi$ggt "ACE hrst sacrrWLaj, ffgF&n ,or tbl. ciWWjj.1 -.iT" and nirSnS.SyjISeTwrthVvtS AND ROYAL COUBTtlKCIIKHrBAorelrirTOTWU (1RA1ID BALLfcTU PiV,nAAtflT (it "elo"k" 0 clock). RTKAl'SS "NI CO.VI KKT (Jt o cioriij. CUOOSINU TI1K NATIONAL PLOW.J (at 10:30 o clock). Btranaa Programm. for To-nlfMi Overtnre. "Prince Methmalem". Sn? Btra-Ia So We Blng. So W e Dane e Vl ;Kl,'a Bu, Pilot hong and Sailor sDanoe, from Fly w. .?.?.rW,i""l?.:-.:::::::::::::::".ion.nn On the sea. Hong t-'Ul" ViiVaiasi (Arrsnue.t for orcbeilra by Bduard .",,'"!,i,r By Steam, Polka Schnell.. v. W rarnuet Prlcesi Orc-ieslra Stella l.80l "5u.lS2 tlronnd Promenade. Including Mala. U.?'i,.arJ,B.Sr Floor. l: Baloony and Upper Promenade, 60 oen, Boies. 10. t!2, and t!5. PALMER'S THEATRE, andt. Begins at 8 1 over at 1 0 45; Saturday matinee at 3. Th. oooleitlhealrelnNewJork. WlLLIAM'ra-lW'tlfllfo-pA'cOMPANY BTAHL'S ROMANTIC OPERA COUIQUE, WITH F.RTIIRR PALL1SBB, j YUK iBnW,!,8IhIIUBRTWILKP, 1 I BIB: i A''?K"rAR'Kl?;lLL,B0N ajwif9-a P.atii can be secured two week; In adr'noe. Trices Bfto H. and tl.sui general admission. BOo. f ASINO. Brosdway and Sola st CCOOL8BTAMffWIRINAUB.,0A. The Braziliasio CONTINUOUS ROOF OABPESj I CONCERT 71 TO IJBY IIITKtlAItlAN HANI) AM) CAMNO 01.OHr.nrKA. Admlin 50 ce-Vs, including bolh eutertaln.nenta BROADWAY THEATRE. --0w f0pjll001, TO"NIGHT.nWK."rT:r".' CASTLES 8N THE AIR, PAIN'S SIEGE OF VERA CRUZ MEXICAN WAR. THE HTJCCE-H P T1IE BEAHON AT MANHATTAN IIBACU. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY EVEN1N0B. HB, JAOOII'S 3D AV THEATRE. Matlneei-Monday. Tbnr.day. B.turd.y. Closing week of season, HIS KATUUAL LIFE. Til ADISON SQUARE THEATRE. r. Lni ji 1av Beau Brummel KffifflflW-aAtl!BDAY MATINEE. TTNION SOUARRTIIEATRB. Ata Mat flat U EDWIN ARDENL..t w..k of RAGLAN'S AND A the new play. WAY. OREAT CAST. I GRAND OPERA HOUSE Fnglllh Opera, lleeened beat". Orcheltra Circle and Bale.iny. 5.KJ. nmar-4?,fii."4ta,"l BOHEMIAN GIRL" Saturday Matinee. "11 Trovaturo koster &7bial's. wid-vrf::. "hS.r &r. SPANISAlTaSTlDESTS 1 CARMENCITA. Monday. June Q-LA FILLB DE MADAME ANUOT. TONY rASTIIR S THRATKR, 14TII ST. MAOOIK "ILLY 0AKTEROREAT SPECIALTY CO. CL1-m I MAI.!ffS'.1i.I.AT Jfy'-H.'-tT. EDEN MCSEK. 31D ST.NBAB TII AV. YANK Holland BF.A UTIFI'L OJIEN E. LRDELYl NAC7PS tlYPBY BAND. AFT AMI EVE. AJEEH, the Dumfounding Chen Aulumaton. T"KltnACE"JARDEN. Jth St. near 3d av Summer Tlioatreand Promenade concert Tonight, Btreltinann Benefit Mikado; rnday. Mce Admiral. roponali. NEW YORK STATU CANALS Notice to contracorts. Piiriuant to chapter lt-M of the Lawa of I8ti. sealed propo.ali will be received by the buperlnl.ndent of Public nork.athleomcoln Albany until TueaJay, July, imha at U o clock noon of that day, for the fol loalng pieces of wnrk. the work will be bid for and letreparately. and every proposal for each piece of workherelnatterdeilgnsled inuit be accompanied by drafts on some good banking institution of the iltyof Now York or lbanyi.sued by national or Male banka In good credit within tbe state, payable at sight to lb. Superintendent of Public Works fur the amounts ex pressed below .s required to be deposited with bids for the work propo.ed for. Tbe following are the esti mated quantities for lengthening the locks nunibtred 4U 41, 4- 41. and 4H Erie (anal 5 nailing anil drain lng 21. urn cubic jardi exrawillon of earth. Ac. 800 cuoloyard. escalation of rock; l.oso ruulo yards eica i anon of ioca inu-onrr. t5o cubic yards etubaokuieuti 2 ir-1 cubic yards li'ilng, l.seo cublo yards puddling. 05 cubic yams slope wall, HScubio yards lome slon. tilling, 2,175 cubic ysrds vertical wall In oe ment Including coping. 140 cullo ards ier Ileal wall laid or), including coping, i04l cubio yards masonry la lock walla. Including coping. 1 IU4 i.ubio jurds loniretc masonry, hl.onoieet fl Ji. Hhlte ouk timber and plank. 81.000 feel II M. white pine timber ana plank, 4liiuuu feet II M. bemlock timber hii.I plank. Xnii feel D.II while nak lliubr and I lank In gate! and nils. 3.7IU lineal feet fender biles Se.liered, 34i!lneal f.et render pllesdnven 2,40ij lineal leet bearing piles delivered, Um lineal feet bearing piles drlv.u, J44 lineal feet snubbing posts set, X7,.iiw puuud. wrought Iron, J.0O0 in.unJi caitlron. 14,111) pounds spikes ana lialle, i00 t-ounds lead ce ment, a inlihur and sand cement, 5 painting palra lock gatei and railing. 24 routpu.lt. valtes and fi tures. I'leroieneeireellarnps in place, 140 lineal feet gas-pipe rslllng Including la, socket!. Ac Deduct ma lerlala turulslied by Stale-Uld lovk stone, 51. 1-A'SJ. 115 cubio yardi onlual wa 1 stone at el. 75, 13 us) feet II M hemlock timber at rl-i". old bridge abutment stone, l.inJ: 24u cubic jards lock face none idro.ud) tjnii, 550 cubic nrds lock backing Hone at t."0, b cubic yard, bridge maionry stone (dressed j at 00. A cunlo yardi flop. all none at il u, 10J lineal tent bearing pile, delltercd. 10 cents per foot Ihe toflowlng are tbe eitlmated quantities for length ening locks numbered 8 and 12. O.wego Canal i -ball-Inir and drain.ni: 7..IW cublo jardnall excavation ei- lng ami dram.ni; 7..IW cumo j arm an eicavanon ei ceiil lock liuiunry and rock, oii cubic jarda oxcava. tlunof rock.i.u cubic yarda excaatlonnf lock lna foury; o,ni cubic yard. etubinkroent; i,tis)ounioard. lining, .1,050 cubic yards puddiiug. "o cublo Tarda .lope wn!l-nd pavement. 4iil cublo ard. vertical wall In cement -JaeublJ yards lertlcnl wall laid dry. 3,'40 cutlc. yardi maonrr In lock wall. 4H0 cubic yards con crete masonry, u,uuu feet U M. whit, oak timber, Ac Il.uoo feet 1! M white plno timber. Ao: 114 oob feet 11. M. hemlock timber Ac: IJ250 feet B. M. white otklu gates and sills, 1 t lineal feet snubbing posts set. a,iixj pounds wruuglitlron: 20n pounds cast Iron; 4..W pounds spikes and nails. I.ooo pounds lead 2 ulnhur an J.aud cement 2raiullng;Mcompolle valve, and Ilxtures. 4 kern,ene lamps In place; 4reniolngaud replacing galea Deduct materials furnished by State Art cublo yards of face .tone at fV.lxi, wu cubic yards baoktugattJ'Ki, 70 cubic yards vertical wall stone at JI75i "o cubic yards slope wall etoue at f 1.25, 2eO pounds cast Iron at JO IU per pound Tbe following ar Ihe estimated auantitlea for re building a portion of lock No. 1, Black Itlier I anal: I balling and draining. cublo yards nil excavation xcept look masonry: 54U cubic jards excavation of lock tnaionry.ni'icuiilo yards embankment; loocubic yarJSs lining. 400 cubic yordspuddUng.il cublo ysrds m.w coping. ;3ocublo.rds masonry mlyck walls, lo cnblo j ards concrete, roaannrvi 70) feel B. l. wbllooak Umber. Ac. 4.500 f.et B M white pine timber. Ac i luofeelB M, bemlock timber. Ac. 40 lineal feel snub bing rosis set, 400 pound, wrought Iron. 5p pounds oast Iron sou pound, iplkei and nalu, 1 sulphur and .and cement. 1 removlug and rralarlng gates. Deductma terlala furnished by Mate 1 Ju cubic yard, of face .ton. attpioo. 240cuMe yarda backing at J5a lor Placing machinery In loik hut. 40, 41, 42, and 43 l.rlo Canal, 4 tiiacbineii In place I ur a w rouiht iron bridge at first bridge east of look Io 42, 1'.rle t'aual, I wrought Hon superstructure oom. plete. Including timber work. Ac. in Place Iho plans, mapi specldoatlons, furms of contract no tices togeihir with regulation! and eotiditlun. gov.rn lng the letting of such contraot and all other necemary paper, wiih which Ihe propmerawlll bereqoired tocom Ply, will be ready for .lamination for flv. day. prior to ihe date of letting at the orllce of tli. Superintendent of Public Worki in Albany, and at the ofllc. of the Dlvlilnii F.ngineer at Syracnie All propo.ale must be addjeised to tbe Buperluteiidint of Pulilie Work, and rami ha en dored"Propo,al for Public Work.'' and the pleo. of wnrk propoied for must bo designated Tin- right Is re eredtoreeeienyor all bids. The aiiiooni of deposit requlr.d ultbbid for eaoh look on the Erie and lis. wego canals Is J.SoO: the amount of lanur bond r. qnlred fur raoli lock above mentioned on eiroiitlon of contract Is Hox), tho amount of bond for faithful oar forroance of contract on execution of contract U M,i); the amount of deposit required with bid for lock No. I, niaokltlverCaual. sil.otri. the amount of labor bond requlr.d on locution of contractu aj. (V): the .ipount of i.ond for ttMiigWtnmfttttot contract on execution of contract Is r.(xu The amount if UepoVli required with bid for p aclngin.chio.ry In look. Noa 41.41. 4A and 4.1. Frlf Canal. 1. $SUL The amount of labor bond required for placing machinery In above lockslnfl nil th amount of bond for faith ful performance of contraot on execution of contract for placing machinery lii ,tilor,S,,1LV-''?. .Ho? amount of dei-oilt required with bid for bridge I. 150; th. amount of labor boud required on esooiiiion of eon tract Is tl.uio, tne uiiioiint of bond for faithful oer roriuanc. of contract on execution of contract Is All of the above work mint be completed on or before Arrliao, iui. ruwARD iIannan, Superintendent of PublloWorka ALBANY. Jnne 10. IKK) (Tounttij goanl. COl'NTHY BOARD at Oak Dill, ono of the pleasant..! tillage, amuugtlie atskl.i.. nr.t cia.s bosrd from to 110 per k lu P'Jii'Si,ITfi,M!. nil. Ureene Cuuntr. N. T. sTJOOD HOARD In alargeTaTrr farm house: a-round. V cool and shady no malaria, three miles from st. Hon. lerms tu to J per week. Addrii. Mra o. w, WAIUNil, N.wburgli orange count) NJ OOD BOARD Fine location fishing, boating, near station, l" per week Addrei. lllllild. llotns.tead, Mlddleliwn, N V OIIASUI. l.ROVr. lldTKL AND CO I' I 'All E oil the Ureal Soulll Ba Paichoitne, L. I. hoatlng. bath ing rshlii uiurpai"d ""sort under famo inanaVinienl Ontn May ualli October. Furulihed cotiai.. inlet ANFultDJVI'EK.Proprletor SUITAHI fV7lH FAMfl.lFfl "How.ll Villa" Two mTn.Wjio.tenm or Urlgbion Be.ch, on. hour Ifuui ew Yor Af. commodation and lab!, lb. best T,?r..i-S.D1''' bpecial rate, to .xcurslon partita from a distance. Barn for twu or thr.e horse, and larrieiee, Addreis Box tu WIIEEPBHEAM HA-. X X. (Couutrn ?o.ud Watitfilj. WAUTBD-nostd at lake or ia.hore. where !-.r li g.,4 bathing, Ao., "".,fc,0 tJ. ------H-H-fl-H "WE BROKE ALL RECORDS YESTERDAY 1 Sixty Balosmen vvero "huBtling" from early morning until 9 at night Tho "Greatest Offor of tho Spring Season has met with re cognition and appreciation. Samo offor stands good to-day. REMEMBER, Tho finest Mon's Spring Suits wo or any other Now York houses havo over shown, at $14; actually tcorlh $25, $30 and $35. BOYS' CLOTHING. ABALLAND BAT FJ-EE WITH EVERT BOY'S SUIT. 1,900 SCHOOL SUITS, BIZES 4 TO f g 14 TEARS, PLAITED STRIPES, jj Ifl HJI DARK COLORS; USUAL TRICE 1 1 M 3.00, NOW I W 750 ALL-WOOL SHORT PANT3 f aj. SUITS IN FANCY CHEVIOTS fl 11 HH AND CA8SIMERES;U0MrETI. V e-rl Sr TORS ASK (J0 TO 5.50 FOR ffi M HH THE SAME QUALITIES; YOUR bU CHOICE NOW J.U mniss's straw hats. tue;finest black Manilas ,T 81.o (Sw.ll hatters Mil this ityle at 1400). ALSO HOME BLACK 8TBAW AT OOo. AND BI.SS UACBINAVT BTItAW AT I- TENNIS CAPS, -Oe.1 MILK AND FLANNEL, ALL COI.OBS. MEAT'S SHOES. OTJB 8L-0 snOE, LACED OB CON. 43BEUH. STILL CABBIES TBI! SWAY. HEE THEM. BUHSET BONGOLA GOAT, LOW AND IIIOII CUT 8x5.60 TENNIS. TTACnTINa, AND OYM. NASIUM OXFORB TIES OOe. KANOAKOO, FOB TENDER FEET. IN OXFORD, BALUOBAL, AND CONGRESS, HAND MADE 8A.0O OUB "BBOAM-SOLE COMFORT," GLAZ-lSHAPE,BEDU(jeDFBOM 80.OU TO 841.00 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 0 O'CLOCK. A. H. Kins Co. THE LEADINO AMERICAN CLOTnlERS, 627 629 Broadway, near IHccckcr St KEH.E9EOY, SCI COBTLANDT MT. (UP STAIRS.) cfnl i i u v 1 1 ii y Extra fino Colored Alpacas, $1.98 reduced from $5.00. SEIie Curf CONEY XSI-ND JOCKEY CLUB, JUNE MEETINO. 1800. TnUBHDAY. .TUNE SIX RACES EACH DAY, AND EVBRY DAY, RAIN OR SHINK. TO JtlLT 3. Trsln. from East 34in.it Ferrr. I0i3a H120. larzA 15 (10 1 :IO. 1 :50 2:20, 2i. Parlor car train. 1 orclo. k. Boats, foot Whitehall it, 10:10, 11:10. 11:40, laito. 1:10. and half hourly after. rfot Falt. FINEST QUALITY MAINE ICE, weighed ov.r the resits at (iiir depot., toot 43d at. E It end foot 4oth st.N. R. It. delli.r.d .loard v.ssels at our wharf. 43d 0 44th it, R It crittiOES FOR .gAl.lt, ALL BI.F.S We .re able to guarantee pi' It ItlloULAR CUSTOM EKR a constant supply at our depots this sum mer, owing to our reserve storehouse In New 1 ork city and steam transportation facilities. LiAaTOND Id. AND TRANSPORTATION CO. C. L. Rl-fclt. lol Park place ALAROE ASSORTMENT of truck, and business wag ons of all slsss to suit all purpose, constantly on hand; will glv. on. y.ar to pay for to prove quality. Cor. Navy and Johnson su- Brookljn. irtuR BALE-Large (1 reproof .ef. In good condition. I5(I. UhDlfilE FAJjT707BDuaue.U L OOK OCT Highest cuhprtc. p.ld for old in. tat. and old iron, old book., pamphlets and orllce pa lr, LESSER, 44 Ann st "jOticireUaitww. RrNKENNESS-Llquor Habit In all th. world iharelabut on. euret Dr. Haines' ilolden epecino. it can be given In a cup of coflee or tea, or in arllclea of food, without th. knowledg. of the patient, ill. .bso lutely harmless, and will .Scot .permanent and .pe.dy cure, wnetber the patient 1. a moderate drink. r or an alcohoilo wreck. It .never fails. It operates 10 quietly and with such certainty that the) patient underguea no Inconvenience, aud, ere be la aware, his complete reformation 1. sflectcd. 48 page book of particular. ''VlEX. IIUDNVT. VIS Broadway hlBMAN A MimLlKNHACH, Bible Home LON(l-ACRP. PHARMACY, 4Sd tt and Broadway. R. HUDNl'T. PJ5 Broadway, Brooklyn Agentv BOLTON -Bl'O CO, 2Ctyo)lenst fjtllKSU AIR WORK. Th Prntttant Rnlsconal Cltr Mlsaton riool.tr n..ds Th. Troteitant Rplscopal City Mission rioolety ne.ds mousy In s.nd nek and needy women and children out of th city for change of air lis ml.iium lu Mulberry, Thompson, and Broom. .Is. bring 11 In contact with a van aniuuntuf euQerlng lu these tenement huuie districts that can only b. rellet ed by the h.lpnf th. general public Iioiiuttou. lor tbl purpos. m.y b. sent to and will be dlr.cgnowl.d,.djyo. BOYrlTON.T,...ur.r, Bleeckcr .tew ork A POSITIVE FACT.-Vmbr.llas repaired while vnu wait !"c up, re covering at loa prices, faotory in tle premiers SMITH'S. 123 Fulton it, up .talrs; braiiou store 164 Bast 1-51U st BRUSHES of every description at 815 Pearl st, oppo .11. Peck slip low. .I prlces- jOllNJ,. HOPPEL,m.nufactur.r ELA8TI0 ST0CKIN08. knee caps anklets, trusses, abdominal bells, crutch,,, shoulder brace. Lady attendant BIKER, Doth at and Uro.dway. MASON WORK, plastsrlnr. k.iiomlnlng, Bagclnr, chimneys, gartU from sloopa repaired. W UOUDoV, flT3W.lt 85th St. EojBtt nn .fount1. rJOUKD Below Chamber. t. a .am ef mon.y; own.r may address F. V P, bog 18 a! this ofBoe, ttaUng amount and where lost 08T-Bank beak No o-53. Bank far Bailags, t7fH..ck.r.t,N.w York; ptym.nt slppp.4. Flssse nturn book w bait -HM--HH---H. Ill vim FIOURESp W. are OVERSTOCKED, tier. At-L-WOOL IILACK CHEVIOT SUITS which r marked in TLAtN TIOURES. lei. than a w..k ago, lo Mil at TWENTY DOLLARa You can have thsm TO-UAk tor TEN DOLLARS! These BEAUTIFUL Stl IW I were r.alty BARGAINS. t Twenty Dollar. OF DELIOHTED CUSTOMERS D0U01IT THEal AT THATPRICKi they were BI'LKNDIP VAUJ" JOJ THE MONBY, and knowing It WK MADB Jk WB COULD SUI.U Now they must go for TEN DOt LAR8I During t'.e HFTY YEARS w. liar, been In business w. have never oarrlcd over a garment from on. ...son to another, and that Is the REASON why the.. HITERII TWENTY. DOLLAR ALL-WOOL BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS HAE FALLEN IN TRllli TO TEN IIOLLAItSI When we ware lolling thee, .l.gant Stilt, at TWKN TV DOLLARS we .rvh.re wa. NOTHINO IN THE CITY AS liOOI) AT THAT PRICK: and w repeat now that the All-Wool Black Cheviot Suit, we ar. i.lllng to-day at TN DOLLARS cannot he bought .'i.wher. for TWENTY DOLLARS! W. mad. too many of them; that I. YOUB QOOD LUCK. But r.tnemb.r IT IS ONLY TODAY YOU CAN BUY FOR TEN DOLLARS AB FINE AN ALL. WOOL BLACK CHEVIOT BUIT AS EVER A MAN WOnB 1011 TWENTY DOLLARS. OOO AND 008 BROADWAY, COR. WALKER oT. ALL BLUE SIGNS. OPEN SATURDAY BVENINQ UNTIL 0 O't'I.OOK. Solid Walnut, and Box Scat, Only $2. Thi. .tyllsh chair ha. the finest of cane aeat elegant finish and carved back. 'Twill co.t you l In anrnf those pompous store", loc.ted on Inflated property, vt hy one of nur lady acquaintance, in o'leot her .bopping exconloniptiroha.ed.lJonr. .1 t-i carry a little of everything estab'l.liment eome cl.uirs at s! 87. which, when uncle from the country, who wai on a visit, .at on one (though far from need of matsoge treatment for corpnlenoyi. it fell apart under h W pounds avolrnu. pnis. and Initantly ho found hlmielf In an undlguldod predicament For well-made, modern style Fnrrltnre rarpetings, Oll-elotlis, Mattlnga. Hose Ao.MsIt llasnnso.d F.rtnb ll.hment aud get an e Iniute befo-e purcha'inr el.o wher. a ol aro sure t'isave'21 or 3J per cent ouod. pack.d ana shipped free of charge 117, 119, 121 MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOKLYN. N. 1'. giruiii&tru.. JriLEOANTgold fllllnga. guaranteed; moderate prlcee. Dr. Fuller. Dental Parlors, Varlckstcor. Canal. 'eA ANrTl3-SETS OK'TPKTII whllo walUng. day" VS: evening. Dr. CLARK, Hi7 stli av. and 2jth st rfuris. FDR SHOULDER CAPES and .ealskln. gsrmenUi umm.r prlcea C C. SIIAYNL. 124 West 4.'d st a3ftfvftaf. ATTENTION 1 DR. GRINDLK baa devoted hi. lira, for many ya.ri to th. exclmlve .tudy and treatment of diseases of men from whateer cause arising. BLOOD and SKIN dl.eaies. red epol", pain in bones sore throat and moutli. blotches aud erup tions on the skin, uloers. painful .w.lllnga, Ac KIDNEY and I'KINARY complaints. Irritation, scald lng. Inflammation, frequent inolluallon to urinate, in fectious discharges gleet, stricture, and kindred aftec tluns. OBOANIO WEAKNESS, nervous debility, Impaired memory, mental anxiety, abieuce of will power. Ion vitality, melaucholy, involuntary iltftl loties. weak back, and other diseases resulting from exce.ies, Indls cretion, or overwork, recent or old. speedily, iborougn ly end perm.nently cured All llngorlug. chronic dt. asss lucre.. full)' treated. A long and extenilv. prac Ileal experience enables Hie Doctor to npply tbe proper treatment at onoa without uieleis esierluieuta, thus saving the patient muoh time and extene The Doctor can be oonaulted tree of charge, personally or by letter. OFFICE OVER TEN TfEABS At IT1 West 12th at, between t th and Tth avs. Hours n to too Sundays, Oto 4. APLIOTRD.-HR (IREY the ipeel.llst for all dls eassi of men, wtiatuter the cause, recent or old, BL.OHD poison lore throat or mouth, bkl.s eruptions blotches and colored .pots, painful .sellings, KIDNEY and BLADDER dtsra.ca Irritation, scalding, liiftamme. tlon. trequtnt deilre to urinate. oDstlnete ulcers I nice tluns discharges, gleet stricture weakness NKIliqi'n DEBILITY, errors of youth, lad dreams, lost tltalliy from excesses. Indiscretion or overwork: any special oomplalut recent or old. either negiroied or having; beeu carelessly treated elitwhere from a long and large experience In ibis direction am able to .peedlly and permanently cure tho nioit anxious sufferer; charges moderate, advlieiree private oince. 120 F.asi 17tli st near 4th av i hours ti to s. LL8E('RKT AND PRIVATE DISEASES or men currdlua few days by a new mode of treatment. ho charge mile., eur.d. Also enro throat and tongllo. Pimples, ulcere, diseased lotus gleet stricture, bloo I iolsonliig.sklndUre.es. klflnoy mid Mulder a so youth Jul errors nervous debillt), weak luck bad dreaina, lownessof spirits, weaknn of t'ody and mind: lost vigor aud tuauliood rtstored uf er no Inng.r. cure is certain. I guarantee a quick and sure cure Bear In mind practice maW perfe. t lii.ii cured yearly. Suf. ferers from bad advice slimild consult me Do not be llifliieiiced. tin to tbe louuUlu bead Dr HALLhTT, Medical Innlltute, lu Kan Huh t near 3d ar. A FTRIIAI.I.HTIIKII1I All. con.ll'tlllt IIONSl IIIJR. A 40 Wist 24th tt Ne Wk leading spec ailit for dlsraar. of men; bl""l nlona uli'i rs .n.lllng., dl. elisrges g'eet, rtr. ore, iiertou! debility, lo.t tlgor. ldue. bladder, and ..In iltieasrs. hcience and .kill mill no pal.nt remedlel or socallod only m.lboda Danasrous and long ilandlng tales rollilted; rt'eeut "a"' 4 to 10 -ays. luurs,tifoli, 7 tot. buudaiMllU i-"MI(5 htlKHLKK. (I.ruaii learned midwife! board. ladP. lefore and during ronhnein.nt; nine d.ts' board cunniniusnt. 115; private home, in fants aduptel. J asiwtlh.t MRS HEIST iiiidwifa. board, ladle, b.for. and during fon'iueii'ent in lierprhnt. house for 716, couiideiitlalmedlcsi ircatineut; Infanta adopted. IU7 -astsistst. A -MRS. KARCII, ml'lw'lfe, takes lalltsTo board and contlnemeiita infante adopted l.'i2nlstar.,BltUtt IIIIRTAIV C'UltB for "headacheTdfieeae. of Ihe skin, chest heart stomach, liver, kiun.ye.end blad der. Broogbton's InvigoratmgSyrup. 26o. MWcs!4tlnt DR. CONRAD, LADIF.B' PIIYBrcfANLadle. may consult me In perfect confidence on all rubiect. of a private or delicate nature. Hcience and skill only, positive r.llef private sanlt.rlutm .end sl.tDD for bouk. Hours from 12 to n. Ma Wi st 33d st Dll'llAWKKR s West lath .t-Old.iilesdlngipeetaf-ill, quickest cures or no charge: aft.r all other. fall; -.w.st remedies, m.dlcinoel; edrlcefr..; Olott. DISEASES OF MEN ONLY. IfSJv',0r nd,.nr. cure oon.ull eld Da OJUND-E, Hi y.ar.iototaust, offlc 1T1 HMt IStb it XT-t-C-Xi K DON Don -II, 40S, 495, and 47 fM DON PON. i in i;5J BEIOA-JWAIT, Si' II DUN DOM tri jjgt COHNBR QRAND ST. 65j 1 PON DON B DON A DON DON BUBLIMB. DON T DON ORAND, l)ON AV PON AND DON DON DAr.UNO DON rel !!8n d8n DON DON DON (V.OOO DON S DON MEN'S. DON a& DON BUSINESS DON W8 DON SUITS, DON Vf PON Al.L DON lll DON STYLES BON PON AND DON tS PON TATTERS". DON SU PON AND DON 3A DON SOLD po.t ajbt PON riY I'B DON 0T PON ALL TUB DON 'fl DON SfcASON DON PON at pot! 11 DON SOO TKR SUIT. (0N fl DON DON K BI $3.99 B J DON W1LLBP. I'OS j HrJS OUR PRICK PON .1 i8f THIS WEEK. )0g A DON DON HI PnN 3 000 DON HI "'J BUPKUFINE JON E l!l!K DRESS DON l Pm- SUITS. POX,. WA tifm WORSTED.1?. DON" JU 5 iw DUOONALH, r.SV m S!5 BEROKS, DON SIT ON AND PON m 1 $7.85 II I ON WILL BE DON OUR PRICB RftV 1 ION TODAY. gg J J"'S DON f DOV linr.'! gOfJ I DON MAJi!JTSAW DON DON HAT JJjjJ BSSf 29c. "85 !S TUI8 WEEK. DON 1 P'JS DON ''"J! b6ys' don 2 SAILOR DON SUIT DhN B 6C. i!8U VOiioUrNVT'ER,'JNU,NTLi,? O'i iSSnF TJ Broadway, Corner Grand. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOEFoAy- I o,iw '"r"'.r"-'-';;mA::. I one genuine unlen n.ime and price (ire stamped oa a boltmn. -OLD 1' EllYW llfclih. If your dealer will P Sot supply you. send to.tal lor Insiriitllon. how tJ J buy direct from factory Ithout citra charge. 1 V. DOUGLAS, IlrockK.D, Misae. 1 NMV VoltK-lIf.---l.-J0.H7 l.a.w LOSI. l.4M,llt are i "fl 0.7. I It2. ".3a4, I.4U4 2d ae aio. 507 574. i "llW l.l., I 8U7. LKrl 2.1-1 3.53J 3daTe.. 3J.1, ft J, 773 Slit are i 4MI 570, wis ctb are I Ave Ai fA lf Ave l: i'T 324 oreenwlch st. hj rd rw Bowery: rttNataaa st: 4M Hroadwuy 2S y. hlteliall rt J J (lrand st lMi. Ml t'aual t i Sib ttest uS'.li st 117 Btb ate I'nllou It 720 1011. nte.i 53 Ave C. 31 -BOOKLy""1!. Sl. 1 031. 1.207. l.mo Broadway. R li, Mt rile nva 217 Kll Fulton st 2,flrandit inr rialbnili ave a7." I nlumbla st iC2. 5tli avc US four! st.i vm irami t swsurntid st JIRsliY I'ltY 0". i.:u. 4C.nd is Newark ave. 4- I Conimunlpawave 477 0rove bt 70 Muuttotnery st How Lost! How Regained. Kf.OWTHYSELFiM ei-iiin raoi-iwcB c xra I AHclcntlllo.ndfiUndardl'oi.ularHi-dlc-TreaUteoB Iho Krromof Youth, l'rcmattiruJ)llne,7ervoui i and Pby.lcal Debility, Imptidllis of the "I000. ItculltUK trom Folly, Vice, gnorance. Excesse. or I OvortaraUon, Enervating and uuflttlnfg the victim I tor Work, Iiu.lncH, tbe Married or Social IleUtion. 1 Avoid unskilful tiretendcr.. Pc.ats. til. err- work. It contain. 30J page., roynlBro. Beautiful blndlne. rmboseed, full kIIl Trice, only $1.00 by fl mall, post-paid, concralcd in plain wrr.pper. IUu. tratlvn Proipottus Froo. if ton apply now. Th. I -iitliigul.lieil autlior. Win. II. Parker, u l)u ra- Jg celled the COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL fl Jrom tho National Metllcctl Anaoalatton. or tho PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and PHYSICALDEDILITY. Dr.Parkci andacorpa of A.slrtant l'lij .Iclan. may be consulted, ton-. d.ntlally, by mall or In person, at Ihe official r TBE I'EAUODY MEIUCAL INSTITUTE, No. 4 Ilitlflnrh St., Iloaton, Mas... to wbomafl orders for books or letter, tor ad?- aboold 08 lreot.. a ahora Ptdicnl. A1.IL1Tr.-Dr. fiMITii, 134 Kact lHth IL. nr M t. uUon. oldeit reliable -ptcun-t In New York oliri l totb ft-Tcs; bluod, ckiu, nod u.rvoua dici-, it oft elected or improper.r tr.atft'l. tbey oMen ra, rml. in aktn erupuotift, be.iiet, Otucliarfctt, ruiiulnx sorat, icrorula catarrb. iorn mouth and ttiroai, rbeumatlim, trieturea, gleet, tcaldlntf orlne. Irntatlon-. blnfliltr. klilneyt. lieart, Iuni. cuuiumpilon. TH neroqi m tarn hat a direct luflueoce ovr b"dy. iniml, rnarrlace. i It livlteu weakanfil br Jicen' i youth and mmdU t axe Vuuuir men contract Jtiic or wcakeu their f comtltutloii., rend about omr great ritcncr.ei lu r, intdlclntt, eura ettret for their iliift bay them, and t trtt no relief, aud, urn. tliuee out of ten, ruin their w. I'l.Ytl'I'-eft AvoM quaoki and medlfml roaipanlc. tbar h fall. My treatmtnt only on known that furaewaifc. M linr w c tkncii from error of outh. nerrouRdebllltr. t li nrrr.Tr.il drennii. 1ot Tltalliy, 1mp(tenre, rhtmoeli. V Tarlouvele, hydrooelt, orcbitli. .hyiir.-, treruMlnr. 1m liedlineuts to marrUgo. Imperfeil dereiopment, Ao. '.here dUeai.t uiuit b treated by an aiport, each caaa eparatel. I hare verTthlnit known wi -tieiica, medical. urctealt electrical, and a thornurh knowledg by lonir ipeclal practice enabtei m to guarantee) quiikeet i-ennanent rei-orery Many come to roe tor an hont-t, rrfluble examlnatfun of their caie. and my ruperlor treatuieut after all other fatL Loweat charge tvt iiisdiclue ui(!hargtaiitop,id limneiatel. Writ or call, ads lea free any dlnaeo. tUot .8E-I0US D-BIUTY f i nnn LOST MKXUOOD.Ktitly lit- U U IE!lll cay ot v""1 Power.. l.os.M, J aMIIIIli nraln.andsllPrlvateUlsoas.a UIUUU quickly and .ecr.tly cured. HOOlt r-fit "'"t lull partloulars of (euret Mt rOnOll llama Treatment free ece!rj), M IB mat Uetiblliheil 10 year.. Known slid H ir NUl roll.bU, -trornTe.tiiiKinlaU. CURED! Oiraii Atiscr, 174 Xt-Us SU.JI.T 1 DR. MONTGOMERY, IM W.n 33d .t-lte. ll.f In three day.. Advloe fr... MRS. SCIIBORDBR, experienced midwife, board ladles In prlvato house tiutlui conuu.aienli lt fants dorlei, 3IH Bait with it MRS ROSNF.lt expert midwifery and female com plaint!, 85 yeara' eiperlein.e boards ladle, during coullnement 241 Lasinnu i PENNYROYAL l'lI.IH, 130 west aid st, at office, or by mall, fl Advice fro giflJSAS8" Pr. BR0U01IT0eirresg.a.rAl 'lUdeWllly.weaknssa dlsea.e! of lb. skin, ebtel heart, i Uj-uuUi. Ur.r. kldii.ri, and lit.Ua. tt VVui ttkt