The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 8, 1890

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J WHERE ARE YOU aOINoj "f fK Ml m ARE YOU IN A HURRY I 1 FOR THE SUMMER? V H fev A kHCM iPwysft5fc .Kt HEw fh ToBuyorSoU M I' B.. ti,. co,n-n. or iBi fl P j !&Cfe, MM Hfl HORSES, HARNESS, or CARRIAGES? W I THE S UN" P J Q HT. iWmwPSHwJ J&MBteJ SvJL Jl Bt. If so. us. the Advertising Columns of fffe I For Soloot Resorts. 1 6 J '0 W WW V TECE STJ3ST. 1 J LVmO.W. NEW YORKTrUESDAYr JULY8, 1890. PRICE TWO CI-fXTS. L f THE BEURING SEA DISPUTE. $1ji jvztaw pavkcefotb doxies ibb alarsiiso reports. Da Baya the Nesotiatloaa Have Not Ileea rirokea Oru that lie has aot Notlflee). Mr. Illatae that the llrltlala Sqnadroa i had Daca Iastrueted to Hataka Prises B 1 ba Aeeeaabltns: ofthe Drttleh Bcjuadroa. V vriMiiHOTox. July 7. For como time rant I thero havo been publications (as Id foot there bare bean every summer for the last several 1 years' Intimating mora or less directly that f there Is a strong probability of serious trouble V; between the United States And Groat Britain f over the Behrlng Be sealerlos auostlon. No 1 tltrm Is felt here over these reports, and the 1 latest which was published In an afternoon I paper In this cttr to-dfty. was this evening offl- 1 elallr denied by Sir Julian Pauncofoto, the I British Minister. This publication said: "The negotiations betwoen the State De ll partment and the British Minister concerning S the Behrlng Sea troublo aro off for the present. The negotiations were progressing favorably uron a proposition by 8lr Julian for a tempo- rsry agreement for the protection of the seal during the brooding season, but the publlca tlon of Instructions of the Treasury Depart ment to the reienuo euttera to capture poach ing Canadian sealers, caused Blr Julian, under Instruction from the Foreign Office, to break off nesotlatlons. It Is understood that hs In formed the Secretary of Btato that he was In structed to say that It any Canadian sealers were captured they would be released by forae If necessary. In this situation the matter now I rests." 1 It was also stated that before Mr. Blaine left R the city Sir Julian Pauneefote offlolallr notified fl him that If any vessel sailing under the flap; of I' Great Britain should be seized In Alaskan waters by the United States revenue auttors the entire British squadron would be In structed to retake the prize at any cost. When an Associated Press roporter this evening called the attention of Sir Julian Pauneefote to these alarming rooorts he said: "I have mode no communication of the kind to Mr. Blaine. There Is no doubt that our vessels In the Northern Paclflo aro thero to protect the British flax and our sealers, but I have not brokon off negotiations, and there Is no reason to expect a disturbance of the friendly relations exletlng botwoen the two Governments. On the contrary, Mr. Ulalno has boen obliged to leave for Bar Harbor, as I understand, for the benefit of his health, and has expressed himself as willing to continue the negotiations, and I am about to bo to tbe neighborhood of MancheBter-by-the-Sea. which Is within easy access of Bar Harbor, and, as at I present arranged, I shall continue from there the negotiations with Mr. Blaine." Blr Julian said he was not aware of what In structions had been given to the British fleet or tho American revenue outters, but he thought It very unlikely that during friendly negotiations nnything would occur on ono side or tbe other likely to provoke any disturbance of the cordial relations which happily oontinue between tbe two countries. "But," he added, "the great point Is tbat the negotiations hae not been broken oft and that these alarmist reports, which really do much harm, are not correct,'' It is understood that the last communication on the sealeries question which was sent from !the Btate Department was one In which Mr. Blaine went into a full argument of this coun try's side of the controversy. Great Britain Is aiming at settling tbe whole difficulty by nrbl tratlon. There ore two priDOlpal questions pt 1 Issue. The first is as to what regulations would be sufnolent to seoure a closed season. The two Governments are agreed that tbo seal pedes should be proBerved, but differ as to what means are necessary to that end. It Is believed tbat a satisfactory settlement of this matter will be reached. The next question Is as to the legal rloht of the United States to the entire possession and control of tbe seal fish eries in Behrlng Be, to the exclusion and deprivation of Great Britain and other coun tries. Great Britain regards that bb a Ques tion of law, and hopes that it will be left to tho settlement by arbitration, Assistant Secretary Adee of the Btato De partment was seon this evening. Be said that no communication of the ktnd stated bad been E -calved by the department from the British In Is tor. There is a feeling In some quarters that It will be tbe policy of the United States during this season to police the Behrlng Sea and warn off all intending poachers, but not during tbe pendency of the negotiations, to cap ture and make a prize of any Cana dian sealers unless the violation of law Should be a very flagrant one. It is be leved tbat the secret Instructions carried by 'irst Comptroller Matthews to tbe revenue outters at Seattle were of a milder nature then i those sent last year, it is. moreover, expected that from various causes thero will be consid erably less unlawful sealing this year than last, and that as only one or two American vessels will be collelng Alaskan waters durlnc the greater part of the fishing season. It Is un likely tbat any causo fur International compli cations will ocour. I .No particular significance Is attaobed at the havy Department to tbe assembling of the British Paclflo squadron at Esquimau during the present summer, as that has been its prao Uos for many years past. Its duty is, of oourso. at nil times to protect British lnterosts and tbe British flag, but It Is not known here what peolal Instructions, If any. have been Issued as to the roureo to be pursued In caso any sealers sailing under tbe British flag are cap tured and put under arrest That trouble might arise orer such acase Is always possible, but that no particular concern is folt here over the movements of tbo British fleet on tbe Pacific coast and the proposed concentration of war vessels at Esquimau, B. C, Is shown In no war mora strongly than by tbe Inaction of our navy, Ihe Pinto, which is hardly more than an armed tug. Is the only American w or vessel in Alaskan waters, and, so far as known, no othervessol will be sent there this summer, with the possible exception of tbe Thetis, which Iisually makes a cruise north during tbe fish ng season. Bbe Is now at Han Francisco. The tanger and Alert are also beln; fitted out at that port but It is said at the Navy Depart ment that nothing has yet been determined with regard to their future movements, oxcept that tbe three vessels will be utilized la making the speed trial of the new cruiser Ban Francisco, which will take place between tbe middle and end of the month. Commodore Ilamsay, who is acting ns Secretary of the Navy, said to-day, In n most positive manner, that no orders had been lssnsd for tbe preparation of any vessel for service in tbe Behrlng Bes. He made no secret, however, ofthe faot that teasels would be sent there If occasion required. .Secretary Blaine's abeenoe from tbe city Is also regarded as Indicative of tbe feeling of the Administration on this subject He Is pending bis summer vacation at Bar Harbor, and Is not expected to return to tbe capital for several weeks. It trouble were Imminent It is not believed he would be Away. tins. uBitaoN wins tub suit. A Harried "Woman la Not Heepoaelble for tbe Necllcenec ofller Coachntaa. NtwroBT, July 7. Mrs, Frederick Kellson of New York, sister of Freddie Gebhard. has won a suit at law, which has been pending a long tlmt About two years ago Mrs. George A. Fei cuson of this city was thrown from her car riots in Bath row through tbo negligence of Mrs. Nellson's coachman. Her buggy was up set, and she was so badly Injured tbat she was obliged to keep hor bed for many weeks, i, As Mrs. Nellson was r. resident of Now York, I suit was brought In that city, damages to the mount of 2 WOO ng claimed. After n long and expensive trial 13,500 damages weie atvardod. Mrs Nelson appealed, and tbe case is tlll on lie docket of the New 1 ork courts. Mrs. lergusbiiH husband afterward legati suit n tiiu Itbode Island toutts for dnumgos, resulting fioni tbo "loss of the society and aid of his w lie," be being unabto to take, charge Pf her fashionable boarding totiso In this city, loecnso was submitted by briefs, but later Jlalwltt amended hU leplicatlou by alleging tnat at the time of tbe alleged negligence do- lenJnnt wsb domiciled In Nowport living sep arate an I apart from hor husband, who was dumici ed In New York; that she had a separ ate ate of her own and paid the wanes of "in ei v Hiit for wboi-e negligent she was sued. fir- V'llsoti s husbsn l illod nfler the caso wim jr l bin who had previously secured sdl lloi cun.oi in en u riovol point whjcli wast, t im etirct that she peing a married woman bud no Itignl nutiirll tu muku con tract or hire tervauts. and, consequently, was cot renponbible for the neellgenco of .her foachnian, Tho oourt bos decided in Mrs. MUaQU'fl (nor. j IS ONE aitATiS. The xlurlal of Poet Frana ITcadlaadt With nia Wire uad Child Franz VTendlrvndt, tho poet and musician, and his wife and child, all of whom committed sulcldoon Wednesday night last by jumping Into tho North Itner, wore bnriod yesterday from St John's EvangHlral Church, in Ho boken. Tho services at the church wore ad vertised to tako place at 3 o'clock. An hour before that time tho church was packed vlth women and children. There were not a halt dozen men present. Long boforo 2 o'clock tho aisles and hallway and the streets, for n block In every direction, wore crowded, Honry Do Placo, the husband of Mrs. Noble, tbo woman who hold tho mortgage on Wendtandt'a furni ture the foreclosure of which was tho immedi ate causo of the suicides, was In tho crowd. He passed up and down In front of theohurch several times, but he did not entor Tbe bodies arrived at tho church about 3 o'clock, and they wero in oak cofllns, and they wero placed In front of the pulpit Tho father occupied one, tho lid of which was kept tightly closed. The motbor, with ber babo resting in her arms in almost the samo position It was In when the bodies wore reeovorort from the wator. was In the other, lhero was n bunati of flowers In the baby s hand. An hour boforo the bodies had been removed from the Morguo a iittlo child not able to talk plainly had brought It thore, and said It was for the baby, Tbp Morgue kecpor had lot hor placo it in tho child s hand, and It was uudlslurbod when the bodies wore placed tho coffin. The lid of tbo coffin containing tho mother andicblldwas half oil to allow tho people a ohanoo to view tho remains. A picture of Yiendlandt and his wlfo was placed on top of the coffin. Thero was n small wreath of fcr getmenots on each coffin, l'antor 1 round con ducted tho services, which wero all In Gor man. Ho spoke feelingly of the louple und tho troublo that und driven thorn to kill tborn solves. He was followed by I'nstor Andres of tho Gorman Kvangeltoal Church In Bajonno, In which Wendlandt earned $1.50 a week us organist Ho did not blumo the WemllnndtR for committing suicide, he said. Ho did not think they bad committed a groat orlme. He argued that In tbe state of mind thoy were In orer their financial trouble they wero Insano and tholr act was excusable. He said be had helped Wendlandt many times, but If he had known their real condition he would have dono more for them, and could porobably have saved their lives, 'there was not n dry eye In tho audi ence when ho had finished sneaking. Tho Ber vlcos ocoupled nearly two hours. At tho ond tho cofllns were carried out and placed in two hearses which woi e lu waiting, and were takon to the Hoboken Cemetery in New Durham. Six oarriages followed the hearse to tho com- tery. In them wero Pastor Andres. Julius ohlatter. William Kiel Henry Ostln. F. W. Bander. Deacon Mlllor, Elder l'oggenburg and William Peterson. Thero was a short service In the cemetery. The bodies were buried in ono grave. Justice of the Peace Rusehe.who was counsel for Mrs. Noble In foreclosing the mortgage on ondlondt'B furniture, eol'l sevonteon volumes of Drockhaws's German Lexicon. They wore the property of Wendlandt He left them with Mrs, Noble when he borrowed the money from her. They wore worth more than 175. the amount of the loan They brought only 110. Thoy were bought in by De Place, the woman's husband. It is probable that Mrs. Noble and her hus- Sand will begin a suit to recover tbe balance ue on the mortgage. Henry Cordts. the fur niture doaler who sold the furniture to the Wendlandts on the Installment plan, has olalmod everything there waa In tbo house. He ears the furniture was not all paid for, and he had a right to take it Ho does not want It himself, but he Is determined that Wend landt's other creditors shall not have any part t It He will sell tbo furniture at auction and onate the proceeds to aid In purchasing a monument for tho family. PABADB OF TBE HXrXQBT. XiOekecVoat Cloahmakera to Display Their KXIsery to the Town. Such a parade as has not been seen In New York in many a year, and the hint from which comes from the parade of the unemployed In London, will be made this afternoon In the streets of this town by the striking and locked out cloak makers. At 3 o'clock the half-starred cloak operators of tbe east side, who have been out of work now for weeks, will assemble In Harry Howard square. Canal street with the cutters and contractors and take up their lino of march through the town. Every mem ber of the operators' Union who Is ablo to walk has promised to join In the tramp, and the well-fed oltlzens of the town will have a chance to see for themselves how the hungry men look. Tho line of march will be down Canal street to Broadway, to Worth, to West Broad way, to Canal, to Broadway, to Houston, to Greene, to Washington sou are. up Fifth ave nue to union square and tbenoe to Cooper Un ion wbero the procession will disband. Tbe men on this road will pass many of the shops of tbe large manufacturers for whom they have worked. Mayor Grant and the Board of Alder men have been invited to review tbe parade at Union square. A mass meeting will be held in the evening at Cooper Union, at which Sam uel Gompers, Arthur Dalo of the Executive Board, and T. H. Garslde will speak. It is to bo followed up by another on Thursday night. Tbo .operators want It understood that the red flags whleh they will carry to-day are sim ply the banners of the union and don't mean T. II. Gn'rslde of the Oporators' Union has lent this address around to tho newspapers: Today lha cloakmaktrs will parade the alrteii o( thla elty. Thl Is lbs erltli of tbe Hrujrfrle. and, we be Hate, the vv aterloo of our oppontntt Haver have Hi. press an! tbt Dublte united po itronxly to support tbe came of orf anli ea lauor. ana It la tersely due to the cru tbat we bave been enabled to Srntonr battleiae we heve dona. We never needed help more than now. yet. ibantetothe genaroiliy of yoor readera, we have bran enabled to avert mnob anfftrlnc There ti a itaad (aat air on the feree ot all our men they ferl tbey are right, tbay are sure ot tbe loitlce of their cue Ther relyconridenily ou the publle for aulitauce. Will not your readera senerouily respond A few dollars came la at the operators' head quarters In Suffolk street yesterday, and a big wagon load ot bread, sent by a Brooklyn baker, and another ot meat, whtoh camo from the Brewers' Union, were emptied In a jiffy. The pnrado book at Police Headquarters shows no application for a police permit for this parade. Such a permit must be obtained and must be applied fornot Ibbs than six hours in advance. If Union square Is to be usod tbe permission ofthe Purk Department must also be obtained. XUE ITALIANS' COl.VUBVS HOXUatENT. To Xta ZOO Feet Hluh and to Cost 8t0O.. OOO-A llealca Choaeo. A meeting of Italians who are subscribers to tbe fund which Is being raised for a monu ment to Cbtlstopher Columbus, was held last evening at the Germanla Assembly Booms 291 Bowery, The projector of the echemo. Carlo Barsottl, preeldod. The object of the meeting was to choose between two designs which had beon sent over from Italy by the committee which tbe King appointed to con duct a publle competition. Alexander Oldrlnl smoke In favor of the design submitted by Gaetano Itossoof Home, and the subscribers, bv a unanimous vote, decided In llucso's favor. The monument will probably be erected in the lower part of tbe city, near Bowling Green. It will oost I200.OOO. Its total height Is 100 feet, 75 ot which comiio-es the haft, 25 tho podestuk Tho baxo. which is 15 feet squiiro, is composed of Itallnn granite brought from liareno, near 1 nko Magglore. I'rom this rises a ooluinn. Surmounting the column Is a, large brooo statue of omnibus uttlrod In the cohtumo of an Admiral, with the right arm ex, ended. A r:roup of Itnllan genii hovering abiutagiote, n bronzo. Is at ihe front of the base, and at the back is another bron.e group representing America pointing upward to tbo navigator. An order will be sent to Home at once. The statue la to bo brought to this country on an Italian man-of-war, and Is to arrivo by Oct 13. 18SJ2. the 400th anniversary of tho discovery ot America. A Unuatala In tha Atlantic. London. July 7.-Tho English stenmer Clan Alpine roports that while making soundings In tho Atlantlo Uoean about twenty-six miles northwest of Cape Frio, on the southwest coast of Afrlco, It suddenly struck bottom nt n depth of only 24 feet, The discovery Is n remarkable one. as no shool had hitherto been suspected to exist In those waters, un all sides of he colnt where their sounding wos mode the ocean bed sinks rapidly to its normal depth In that region. It Is evident that a peak of n submerged mountain has been discovered, ami rf It wore elevated a iMtle fnrther It mild form sn Isliidd. '1 lie plaee vvhero this disc. v. iry has been made is u little southwest of tho Portuguese West African posteBslons Would'at Learn the Mrrret I Knapp'l Root Bear Eatreot la uneaua'led, tor BlaklM auutlTomo drlDk. Mc par botm.-tv. J BIG WIND STORM AT FARGO. run xovrs aroused at nzout bt A MOST TERRIFIC GALE. Nine Peraoaa Crashed lo Death ey Failles: Tlmbera A Train IUown from the Track, and Fonrteen Persona Xnared The Clee trie Toivere Itloten Iowra aad Whole ntocka 17aroofed-I.oaa About STS.OOO. St. Paul, July 7. J, J. Jordan, editor ot the Fargo HrpubhcnH, sends an account of the groat storm to the Associated Prcsj, Ho says that Fargo was lsltad by the severest wind storm this morning It has evor known. It be gan at 3J o'clock and contlnuod about half an hour, Tboro woro some Indications ot rain earlier, and about midnight it began to thunder and lightning, but few anticipated a serious storm. '1 ha wind first began to blow from tho south, but suddonly shifted to tho noithwest and in a vory abort time was blow ing a hurricane. The three elcctrla light towers were soon blown down, leaving tho city In Inky darkness that was relieved only by vivid flashes of light ning. The frightened Inhabitants woro aroused from tholr sloep, and lights were shining from windows all ovor tho city, but outslJo thorn was nothing but darkness and tompost, and nothing could bo heard but tho angry roar ot tbe wind nnd tho crashing of flying di'brls. By i o'clock people were hurrying In evorr direction, to ascortaln tho amount of damage done. Homo appalling dlscoverlos woro soon made, tho saddost being the death of seven children of the late Cant Jamos McCarthy, who died only a few weeks ago. Tho chlldron, who were at home with 'their mother, sought safety in tho coal bin, whore trior woro nil crushed to doath. Tho mother is also soriouslr Injured, but it Is thought she will recovor. Tho Northern Paclflo through west-bound psssonger train, aftor being stopped by the force of the wind In the western suburbs of tbe city, was blown from tho track, nnd every ono of tho twolvo cars turned ovor. Many ot tbo passengers wore soverely. but not dangerously Injured, their Injuries consisting merely of outs and bruises, i he Northern l'acllto repair and machine shops woro damaged 20i0) worth; tho freight depots of tho dreat North oruand tho Milwaukee roads wero demolished: several churches wero badly wrecked, nnd numerous other buildings nioro or loss dnrn ngnd. 1 he total damage wrought In the city Is ostl mated at ubout (7S.U00. Tho onrn ivei report soys whole blocks wero unroofed. Yorxas wlpwnm. McCilll A. Co.'s warohouse, the (Jpoia House, tho llettuh hcan olllco. Kecny block, tho battlement on tho Bank of North Dakota tho Chapln block, tho L.i change Hotel. Continental block, and tho Manitoba freight house were unroofed, nnd tboMllvvaukoo depot blown down Do7cnsof small housos woro rarod and almost evory pinte glass window on iront etroet nnd Broad way was broken. The Jay Cooke Hotel und the Grand Paclflo at Mooihead wore unroofed. Two unknown tramps in a box tar woro killed No. 1 passenger train ou tho Northern Paclflo, going west had just pulled out of the yards, and bad stopped at the Milwaukee crossing Tbe train was mode up of three baggage, nine) coaches and sleepers, a party of Chicago and Northwestern officials In a private car. and Superintendent MoCabe's car. All of the coaches and the tender were blown from the track, but no llveBwere lost 'the lights hud been put out, so tbat there was no lire. Super intendent McCabe and tho conductor, brake man, and porters acted very coolly, and calmed tho frightened passeugors, who were sent back to tbe city in special coaches Tho injured passengers and trainmen, so far as learned, are: George A, Manning. Post Falls. Idaho knee hurt and shaken up. J. E. Itoundtreo ot Pin nree. N. D.. badly bruised and leg hurt; Miss MoCabe. sister of Superintendent McCal e. ankle bruised: C. B. Helm ot 1 llonsburg. Washington, knee hurt and burled: Victor Montgomery of Chicago, scalp wound, taken t hospital: Mrs. Nordstrom, on route from Fin land to Seattle to join her husband, badly cut In several places and tendon sev ered and wrist cut: John ltlchlo. baggage masler. cut in head Albert I.ee. oxpresB messenger, bruised Mrs. It C. Mann of Milwaukee, arm bruised and shoulder sprained; Addleon Augur, Palouz City, Washington, faco cut: G. A. Marr, of St Louis, tbmple bruised: Mrs. C. II. Grif fith of Miles City. Mont badly bruised, and Ben Sportsman, porter of 'V ice-Presldont Pur dy'scar, spine Injured ami head seriously hurt Warren G. I"urdy, ice-President of tne Hock Island ltallroad, and family, accompanied by CoL it S. Thompson and wife, were lit Mr. Purdy's private car. but none was seriously injured. Col. Thompson nnd his wifo wero slightly injured J; rod i'urdy was slightly cut but the others wero unburt Fargo had had Its first boom and had ssttled down to grow on a conservative basis. Its site la on tbe Bed lllver, the eastern boundary of North Dakota 251 miles west of Duluth. Ten years ago the town bad 3 C03 people, one or two fiewspnper two churches, a steamboat lami ng, auda United States land office. Its growth began in 1871. but ttnas only in a small way. Later the big wheat growers wore attraoted to this neighboring land, and Its ferttlit proved so great twat Fargo as the nearest town pros pered famously. This year lis pojiulatlon Is 10 000, making it one of the largest cities In North Dakota, and the metropolis or the rlh Bed liivor valley. Itallroahs mnko it a centre for tho eastern part ot North Dakota, twenty six trnlns passing through tbe town oacb day. It is the county seat of Cass count, ond this year finds It with twenty-eight hotols, twelvo churches, four banks, throe, dally and three weekly newspapers, several monthly publica tions, three publlo halls, an opera nouso, a theatre, a Court Houso costing lloo.ooo, a ss tern of street railway and of water vvorks sup plying the country for a radius of fifty miles, n Rood department of schools, gas nnd electric ght plants, three elevators, with a capacity of ovor 600,000 bushels, planing and paper mills. 350 stores, and many factories. ZASBLORD aUOTER'S WIFE ELOPES. Bbe Disappear frim Oeeaaport with Tonaa Mr, John Fulton. Eatoktown, July 7, The residents of Ocean port, a little hamlet on the bank of the south branch of the Shrewsbury Itlvor, near tbe new race track of the Monmouth Park Association, aro discuBSlng the details of ascandnl which has broken up two families. John Fulton, a handsome young man, who has boen for sev eral years the confidential clork of Samuel W. Grlscom, tbe Postmaster ot tho town, has dls sppeared.nnd tbe wife of Albert Orov er, tho pro prietor ot a hotel, Is also missing. Mrs.Grover is a handsome blonde, who has been married about eight years. Fulton, who has a young wife, has boen paring attention to Mia Grovor for several months. A few days ngo Mr. Grover beatd of tho intimacy. He rofused to believe the retorts against his wlfo, but finally decided to Investigate. Ho soon ascertained that Mrs. Grover met young Fulton nt tho house of a woman only a short dlstnnco from his hotel. He called at tho houso and accused the woman of harboring tho faithlusB pair. While be was in tho house young Fulton drove up In a wagon and asked whoie Mrs Grovor could be found. Mr, Grover made a jump at Fulton, who sprang Into his wagon and drove home. Mrs, Grover was spending the day nt Asburyi'ark with some friends 1 niton drove to Long Branch and wnltod at tho depot until the train ?n which Mis. Grover wbb going homo arrived, le told her of her husband s wrath, nnd then rent her to n hotel In Broadway whurn she stayed all night iulton then drovo back homo, Grovor saw him, and would havo shot him with a revolv er which ho hail borrowed for that pur pose If he bad not driven rapidly away. The next day Mrs, Grover aud 1 ulton disap peared. Mrs. Grover loft her ii-ycar.otd daughter at tho hotel In long Bran h, where she was found by her father. Neither Mrs. Grovor nor I ultou have been seen flnce Mrs Fulton bus broken up her home nnd cono to longlirnneh. Postmaster Grlscom la Investl gating Hilton's accounts, but to fur he has fouiidiiothlng wrong, Mrs. Grover Is a bright and Interesting talker. Sbo was a fivvorito with the race-track men who used lo frequent her husbands ho tel. 1 be last hoard of her was In Philadelphia. Fulton is suld to be In tho same city. Mrs. Orov or's maiden name was Berger. Her parents resldo In Columbia. I'a. Both Mr. Grover and Mrs Fulton limn began suits for dlvorio, Mrs. iulton has uo children. Ilrnlli ol Mil Imporlunt Witness, Vnair tonn Ju 7 J hn Itu'iell a taloon keeper died tlila tnoriliu Ilwiihi ha aalnon a few weeks aiu I1 at llirmaa riaimUan rot ant llilel tlicharl vicPerinoit an I Hui.eil aaa to bate been tbe prluelpa) wlln.il lor Ibe Mate at tbe aepruachluir trial Ilia daath. will coDildarably weaken Ibe cauie ot Ibe tilale. nOVLB LIKE $2,500,000 DAMAGES. Hnlt Aaalast tha rinbway Company by Owners oTn Patent Conduit, Tha North American Underground Telegraph and Fleotrlc Company has, brought suit In tho Supremo Court for $2,600,000 damages against tho Consolidated Telegraph and Floclrlcal Sub way Company for tho falluro ot tho latter com pany to ubo n patont system of conduits ownod by tho plaintiff and to enforce an nlloged con tract to us them. Charles W. Brooke Is tho plaintiff's counsel. The complaint alleges that when tho wlros wero ordered under ground the defendant corporation was formed and entered into nn agreement with tbo Subway Commission to build the subways. Then, It is alleged. In March, 1888, tho defendant onlorad Into a scaled agrcomont with the plaintiff for tho use nnd operation of tho system which the plaintiff controlled, tbo plaintiff thereupon soiling to the defendant the oxoluslvo llconse to use In NewHorktbo plnlntlll's patents. It Is nlloged that tho use of tho plaintiff's systom was ngreodon, and that In pursuance of ono term ot tho covenant William II. Johnstono. tho v ice-President of lha Plaintiff corporation, was olocted a director ot tho defendant company. Ihe latter ioinpany,lt Is allegod. built nnd ororutod a number of miles id subways on this srstom, and then, without notice to the plain tiff susponded this work, though the subvvavs laid ware and aro still In successful operation. 'I his stoppage and tho adoption of another system, tho plaintiff allegos wero duo to tbo vestorn tnlon 'lolegrnph Compnny and the Amorloan Bell Telephone Company. .Thoy ownod a controlling Interest In the Metro politan Telephone company, and that com pany "Is tbe apparent ownor of a largo ma jority or tho capital Rtock of the Subway Com pany." Ihe complaint alleges tnut tbe West ern Union and tho Hell Company, having vast lnterosts In overhead wires, were opposed to any efToctlvo system ot subways, nnd so shut down on tho plaintiff e system nnd began lay ing worthless and linpraoticnble conduits Ihe complaint has been served unon Theo doro N. Vail, tho President ofthe Subway oin- Sany, and upon D. Morgan Hildroth Jr.. Presl ent of tbe New York Undergiound Telegraph Company, which is joined as a defendant bo cause, holding certuln franchises. It became a party to the allogod agreament with tho Mr. Edward Lauterbach said last night that ho had casually examined the papers, but they hadn't Interested him. vognve up that sys- i torn of conduits." bo said, beoause we found i a better conduit vo act under the advice of the electrical experts of the city. Our contract i with tbo North American Company pormlts us to ubo their system at our pleasure. Wo wero nt liberty to stop using it when wo saw fit to i do so, ond we nro froo to resume It If rocos- sary. As to tho Idea tbat tbe Western Union Company doesn't want tho subway systom to be succissful, that Is not worthy or serious consideration, 'iho Western Union Company has n.06t of Its wires on the elevated railroad structure, and Is not bothered much with tho subway question, although 1 think it npprovos subways in truth, the underground system Is cenorally approved now. becauso aftor tho plant I onco established it is choupor than tbo OTorhead method." mis DOO WAS HAD. Or. Clbler Treats a Veterinary Surgeon ITuo Blado Experiments. There seems to be no doubt that at least one of the three now patients who wero accepted for treatment at tho Pasteur Institute yestor day was bitten by adog which was really mad. He came from Massachusetts and Is a veterin ary surgeon, who has made It a part ot his business for years to treat hick dogs On May 5 a pet dog was put In bis cars which had been acting strangely for five days. When ho ap proached tho dog to examine it. tha brute sprang at him savagely.took him off his guard, and bit blm in the leg. Ho had boen bitten boforo and thought nothing of it But tbo dog died somo time afterward aftor a strange Illness and tho vet erinary surgeon suspected hyt'ropbobla. He determined to make a test so he treated somo ot tho spinal marrow and Inoculated several animals with It. In due (ouro the animals all died, and tholr avrnptoms, to gether with the results of .vst-mortem exami nations, convinced blm that they had dlod ot hydrophobia, kesterday he detailod his ex periments to Dr. Glbler. who also was satisfied that tho animals had died of hydrophobia. Tho surgeon has sufleroa no adverse symptoms vet and he at once put himself In Dr. Glbier's hands for treatment Ihe two other patients were laboring men from Brooklyn, They wero both bitten by tbe same dog on the fourth 'J he dog had evi dently beon crazed by the discharge of fire crackers nil around him. and It Is not known that it had hydrophobia, but it was killed at once, so tho truth cannot be determined. The young Massachusetts girl and tho gray headed New Yorker, who were accented under protest early ln-t week-, having already folt pains In tho neighborhood of their healed wounds aie both totter after half n doron in novations, much to Dr. Glbier's surprise. TUB REV. I)H. Mil ITU 1'VLZ.KD. lie and Pastor Porter Havo Trouble With a, Kallroad Oateman. The Bev. Dr. Frank Smith, pastor of the Afri can Zlon Methodist Church of Jersey City, hss Instructed Lawyer B. B. Hansom to proceed against Gateman Thomas Sexton of tho Penn sylvania Railroad for assault Accordlog to Dr. Smith tbe Bev. Dr. Porter of the colored Baptist church of Ilnckensack approached the gate on Sunday afternoou. Pastor Smith was going to Newark and Pastor Porter was going to Hnckeusack. They wero conversing to gether but mechanically showed tbe gateman tholr tlokets Mr lorter passed through and Dr. Smith was about to follow whon Sexton Informed him that his ticket was nr t good. Tho Doctor says ho told tho gateman that bo had just purchased the ticket anil wondered why It was not good At that ho alleges hex ton caught blm by tho coat collar and half pushing and half striking, dragged him back ward, accompanying his action with profane abuse ot tho lerg) man. Soxton said to a Sun reporter last evening that he used no violence or profanity, ile merely told blm that his ticket was not good for the HackenHnck train and that the Newark train was not ready yet. Seeing that the cler gyman pnld no attention to him, he gently took blm by the collar and pullod him back Into tho room with the remnrk that he need not think he was running those gatos. STRUCK A BIO BUXAJttA. Reported Finding or m Gold Mine of Fabn loua lVeattu. Denvkb. July 7. A speolal from Tlncup, CoL, gives nn account ot what Is said to be the most wonderful discovery of gold ever re ported Tbo find Is six miles from Tlncup, on Cross Mountain, and Is owned byMcC'ormlck A Lewis Between the two linen thore are ten feet, the lower six feet Iron manganese, the upper four gold-bearing quartz of free gold. The lowest assay from this rocK la t UO per ton. and there sro speciinons which, put through a common mortar roturn tO.000 In gold to the ton. Iwo men are taking out ITi 000 each per day. If this streak is only one yard In depth, and eitends the full length of the claim II, 100 feotl. there I 15b l.iioo gulU In it 11 the dip goes down 1 ou feet. It is worth fli7,47Jo0ii. The average value is placed at tl.bOO per ton The ecltement over the Jlsiovory Is Intunse, nn I ihousui da of miners are rufhlng luto the camp 1 aclleb (lipltallsla liny the laleol Hhnnls, Polios July 7 The lateet iinei menl credllel lo Jltilfllili rillIUli la la He rral ei ale line the an nomweuieni la made on excellent aatlinrliy ibst an Fnirllih ayndlcaie ha' pnrrbnar 1 tbe lata of bhoala T the .Sew llampatilre eoa.i. tseive inileH fr, m 1 orta moulti the true paid I elnir s.4'ij The properly comprlaea tbrae lalauda aud hotel bultdlusa totaled tbereou Tbe C, O, I, Uraniitllc totapuny Hlrnaded. Sr!iGruu Man July 7 Tbe C O p." drarnatlo compeuy waa stranded bero Faiurda) sltbt, an! the rnrinbera were for el to borrow mime) ly pie lalnr Jewelry an.i wardro iiiuri to Vr to-k ji.t.ntay rreaiurtr J r tluret dUaiprirrd sltli aiialeer fun i.iliecuuipao) pi aaeiaed aud bai not alnce batn litard from. The VIII or Uelieien Maann Jones, Tbe will of Mill Rebecca Maion Jonea, which was admitted to jrobate yeatarday xlviafl i)iho llouie of Industry f 31 000 In amoume ot IHO lo S'j.oou in aav eratfrtanda. aud i vi lo Mariaret Rmltk liar elder wlioltveast 4'J Madl.nn areuue rraucia Jouea of JH feat Iruib alrrei anotlier al.ter ll lo I ave tie income of iho rendu vrblc v 1 1 revert to other helrr. Tier llnnra ti IVtiNlilnietrin Tbe fattest trainalii Ar.ierl a ar In icrilce tetween New Vorlt riiiUitelptil. Pniliii're an! Uaa u irloii vliJ.r-e) 1'rntrai i.iudln andii and o ituada. Ma tluu foul of Liberty at JJi. Hob punch can't ba excelled. Tbe rlibt lorradlenta la ibe ticbi proportion, citoctri aaa arurruu.-ar. aHHHHrarjMa,rflrKB ANGltf LONDON POLICEMEN. TUBT IRIOI1TRN TUB BW CtTT BT TUhBAThyisa TO STRIKE, Merchant Onardlne Their Hlorea aad tho Military Ordered Out to Keep the Trace The Iollce at Last reiaunded tn Go on Dnty Hialernent or Their Grievances. London. July 7. Tho ngltatlon among the pollco forco Is Increasing. Tho constable at tached to tho Bow street elation who was transferred to another division atlompted to mako a farowell address to his comrades in I tho station house to-day, but was ordered to i desist by au Inspoctor. A disorderly scene fol- I lowed tho glvtug ot the order. Tho assembled I constables ejoctod tho Inspoctor from tho room In which thoy were gnthorod. Ho was thonsolrod by somo of the mon and thrown over n balustrnde. nnd narrowly escaped bolng killed. While Inspector Hanson was parading a number of men In tho yard a hoavy spittoon was thrown at him from a window. The mis sile narrowly mlsBod hitting him. Tills afternoon Chief of Pollco Bradford had a conference with tbo Bow street officials. Ho afterward snmmonod boforo him singly tho mon who had refused to do duty on Saturday, and instantly dismlssod each ot them from tho force. The men of tho Bow street station houso woro indignant Thoy allegod that only u por tion of the numbor of mon who refused to do duty woro dismissed. They all weut to tho street, and the news of the dismissals spread rapidly. Pollcamon In uniform and civilian clothing assembled, and special messages weie telegraphed to nil tho other polko divisions. 1 Delegates Irom tlo other divisions icaihed Bow streot later In the day, and It was declaiod by those prosent that n strike of thoontlro Met ropolitan pollco ton a would occur to night. j ho constables telograohod to Home Secre tary Matthews as follows: At a meeting on Saturday It was resolved that you be respectfully asked to lepli tn-dny to the moderato demands ot our petition. If tbo answer Is In the altirmntlve adlsn-trous strike will to avoided. All the divisions uwnlt yourroplv, nnd trnstthatnll tbemen wLo have boon susponded will be reinstated 'this despatch was signed by ilelegnlcs from twenty-one divisions. It Is "all tbat Sir l-d- I ward Bradford, the new thief ot Police, has ndoitod an unusual mode of piocedure. Ordlnsrlb roports ot ofloncos ngnlni-t ul cl- pline are submltiod to tho he tlaud inirt authorities, nnd the men implicated appour when tholr casos aro to be sottlcd. Hut now. I it Is allegod, such cases are hnndled hi-tlh. and the men do not have a fair opportunity to make explanations. 'J ho Scotland nrd people nre making vigor ous efforts to meet the emergency but It looks ns if nothing but an immediate tepli Irom tho Homo Seerotary will avert a most sorlous strike. I Tbo men. It is said pioposo to follow the course pursued by ibe dock strlkeis. Tho loaders will goto their respective divisional stations nt 9-1.1 P. M. When three-quarters ofthe night forco have arrived the men will form tin eo deep and nwalt the appearance of the men ineiito the stn'ton liousos. When tho latter come out they will be called upon to oln the movoment This procoB It Is expected, will roduce nil who may be doubtful to cunt their fortunes with the strikers, and the night men will then await tho arrival of tho morning reliefs and endeavor to porsundo them also to join the stilkers' ranks. .fterward all tho various contingents will hold a mass mooting in How street There is much uneasiness among merchants on the Strand nnd other West i nd btroets. Tradesmon are guarding tholr shops and la the banks tho clerks will romntn all night to protect the property of their emplovers. In anticipation of a strike iv riotous mob of roughs blocked up How etroet this evening, pieventlncthe constables from reaching tho station. The crowd becoming turbulont mounted officers ondeavured to clear a p is sage and wero received with boots and pelto I with bags of flour, sticks. Ao In one Instance tbe constables had to rescue a fellow officer who was attacked by tho crowd At Uo'olfck the Prince of Wnlos, escorted by the Life Guards, arrived nt the opera house. Ihe crowd thickened, and the turbulence con tinued until a late hour. A fow persons were slightly lnjuied Ihe maiorlty of the police returned to duty as usual. Tho Stmnd and other thoroughfares wero better policed than usual owing to thednittlngot mon from sub urban divlsloos to meet nn emergency. 'ihe Prince and Princess of Wales nnd their dnugntor loft the theatre at If-o'clock and were lonrtly cheered, tho crowd singing Ho s a Jolly Good lellow." Further drnlts of Lifo Guards arrived to preserve older Atnvein. which was closed in consequence of tho ex citemont. was wrecked by tbe mob nnd tho windows of other tavorns wero broken. At midnight tne crowd was undiminished nnd the hooting was unabated A steady nil a was falling, ltepurts from all tho suburbs say that all the night police are on duty. 1A.M. rim Homo Secretary, Ihe Chief of Pollco. and other high officials mot nt the Bow Street stntlon last night todiscuss the i option Itisroportod that tho constables evinced much repugnanco to going n duty, but yleldodto tbo pressure of tholr offii ers. At this hour the streets nre quiet, and the military have been withdrawn, London. July 8. Tho How streot mob tore down railing', shutters, and so on, nnd use 1 them as mlssllos. Several persons were In jured by 1 elng bit with stnnos, aud three were takon to the hospital. The people who attended the opera wero greatly alarmed on account of the disorder In tho streotB, but tbev weie nblo to disperse without meeting with nny Interference wono than the obstruction caused by tbo great crowd outsldo of the opora house. EVI'EROR HI1.I.IAM ILL He In In Norway and 1VI1I Not Itesnrae Ilia tlourney at Present, CnniSTTAVBARD. July 7. The German war ship. Kaiser, with F.tmoror William on board, arrived here to-day. As tho weather is rougn and the l'.mnoror Is ill, he will delnr proceed ing on his trip. It has not yet been decided whon the vojogo will be resumed. Our IllOemea Will Visit niaaanrck. BEni.iv, July 7. The Independent Amertenn rlflemon will visit Prince Bismarck to morrow. In tbe shooting to-day Mr. Utschlg of Snu Francisco nnd Messrs. Kraus nnd Mnrtln of Nowiorkwon prices Mr. Wolf, President of the Washington Bllles. with tho Washington prize, arriiod lat ovenlng Ihe steamer ou which he travelled from Amorlca wan dolnyod by Icebergs In tho title contests here yesterday prbos woro won by Messrs, Zimmerman and Klein ot New ork and Mr Jacob) of San Irnnolsco To-day Messrs. Simon, ZlmmermiiL, and Jn coby took prizes. The Anptlo-Geraasn Agreement, Londok, July 7, Tho Foreign Offlco has is sued the text of tho Anglo-Gorman agreomont and tbe official correspondence on the sub jeot. There is nothing new In regard to Knst Africa. The W'ulflsch Bay matter will be sub mitted to arbitration if the nuestli n remains unsettled at the expiration of two years. Mnrdeied la the Market Flare, Cxttinje. July 7,-CoU Martinovlcr, com mandant of the bodyguard of Prince Modulus, ruler of Montenegro, and cousin of the Prim o, was murdered In the market place bote this morning. Iho murder wtsthe result of pri vate veneennce. The murdernr was Imme diately seized by the people and I) nchod ou the spot German Mlntaters to Reelain, I,oMns, .Titly H The Chmnirlr't Berlin cor ios ondi'iit Rii)6 It Is almost certain that Herr Mnibaeh, Mlnl-ter of i'liblb Works, and Dr. von Oossier, Mln,rter of Public vorsilp nnd 1 Education, will tender their ilgn itlotis when 1 mperor William leturusfioiu his trip to Norway, Idltnr Fiirhr Itelrased. Lotidon, July 7. Sir. Parke, editor of the A'nrfft Jomlnn I'm; who In Jnnuar) last wos convicted of criminal libel in charging that the lnrl of 1 uston was Imp'lciitcil in tho Weit 1-nd h muni and sentenced in one enr's Im prisonment, has boen r, lease 1 fiuin jail owlug to the bad condition of hla tm iltli. I.lllle "Villi Ilrciiroea i:nnllli. Brni in, July 7. The Whrre'dn- 7ntuna says that Chancellor von t'nprivl has formally ap proved the cession ofthe Situ I ompauy's rights to tbe British hast Africa Company, Canon l.lddun III, London, July 7, The llev, Henrv Parry Lid don. 1) Ji.D I'.- c mini o t 1'anl h l allie ilmt Is HiiPerm roin an nt" k o gout In tho head, iliac 'iiJIilcm U Her ous blua Will Marrow Money for Uullroade, London-, July 7. China intends to borrow thirty million taels .of American silver for tratoHlo railways in Manchuria, OUS HECKLER'S RAIDED. ITeckler fc Ilroeknrar aad Twelve lYomen Arrested, Cnpt. Betllr with n squad of men In plain clothes, raldod Gus Heckler's "Bohemia" nt 1,257 Broadway at half-past 12 o'clock last night on a warrant Issued by Justice O'ltellly, charging tho proprietors with maintaining n disorderly houso. Hockler, his pnrtnor, Prank Brockway. nnd tvvolve womon wero nrrostod, Thore wtro soveral men In tho placo, but thoy woteletgo. Complaints have frequently been made by I eltlrons to Cnpt Itolllv that tho Bohomla was n dl-roputable resort, especially slnco tho uppor stories of tho building, formerly known as tho I Co umblan Hotel, woro rented brHocklorand i Brockway, and tho proprietors havo recolvod i snv oral warnings, Hockler nnd Brockway wero ballod subsoquontly. 1UB'S MRS. iriNDRiar, TZIBT BAT, Eva Evaaa Keported to nave Married the Treasury Arohlteei'a Son. It was reportod yesterday that tho handsome six-footer, who became tho husband ot Eva Evans, the pretty chorus girl of "Tho Soa King" company, was really John Wlndrlm.son of James H. Wlndrlm, the Supervising Archi tect ol the Treasury. It Is known that tho notrossand hor admirer woro married in Jer sey City by a minister, who wns a friend ot tho groom, and that tho two wont directly to Pblla delphln. whero tho groom has friends who nro In lolltlcs Tho record of tho marrlago makos tho groom's nnmo Wlndhom, nnd ho repre sented himself to be a Philadelphia architect Supervising Architect Wlndtim Is a Phlladol phlan. Tho groom had known Miss Lvnns, who Is a nloco of Comodinn Evans, just llvo weeks, having mot her for tho first tlmo at tho production of tho opera lu tho Quaker City. Lottors wero recolvod yostoraay by intimate i friends ot tho nctress containing information 1 that tbo tiamo undor which tho groom wns married wob not his roal name and that ho purposely gavo a wrong name for foar that his 1 father would bo angry If ho learnod of tho marriage. It Is boltoved at Palmer's Theatre that tho young man has abundant means nnd that he has declnrod that tho actress must re tire from tho stngo '1 his wns nut part of hor I logrammo vvlien sho wont off to get married i on Independence Day, Sho told lior friends nt the hoarding house, Hid Westrnrty-flfth stroet, that sho wus going to return to town to-dny nnd resume her role In Tho hen hinc" nnd alter that play nn oncagement with Francis Wllbons company. DERAILED ON A SfllTCB. Serious Accident to u Train Urarlns Knlclit oT Iythlaa Kxeuralnnlata. KASKAKrr, III., July 7. The most serious I wreck that tho Illinois Central has oxperlonced l for Fovornl years occurred nt Mnutouo nt 8 o'clock this morning. A special excursion train of fourtoon cars, carrying COO members of the Knights of Pythins and lndios to tho biennial Supremo Lodge at Milwaukee, was derailed at tho switch while ontonng tho v Ulngo at a spood of thlrtv-flvo miles nn hour. Tho accident wns caused by a loon switch bolt bolng shaken out of Its placo by tho pas'ago of tho trnln, Tho four forward cars kept tho mala track, and the remainder of tho train stood upon tho siding. When tho train broke tho chair car occupied by the hast ht Louis contlngont turned upon its side, and tbe occupants, numbering fifty, wero huilod with great violence against the side of tho ear Ihe sudden stoppage of tho trnin prevented a long list of casualties. J. H. Crowder of Waco Tot. ngod !i0 Tears, was Handing on tho platform of one of the cars and wns killed Tho wounded passongeia wer all In tho bast ht. Louis car. '1 hey are: William J. Horn. Miss Millie Dooloy. T W. Teaguo dipt. W. H. Sun Mindusky, nnd Chas. Lant7. Kvorv car except three was derailed, sev ernl of them being dragged twenty foot away f om tho lino Tho excuielonlsts wero transferred to a special train about noon and tent on to tholr destination. VR. tROKER aOISU TO EUROfB. Mr. Ivlns lan't Golnc Now lie Hal at C'ourae or Hummer Hludr Laid Ouc. Mr. l'.lcliard Croker. accompanied by Mrs. Crokernnd those of the childien who nro In New York, will sail for F.uropo on the steamer Columbia of tho Hamburg-American lino on July 17. Tho Columbia sails at G o'clock A. M. Dock Commissioner J. Sargeant Cram hasso cured two staterooms for the Tammany chlof i tain. They aro Nos. 10 and 11, Mr. Ctokerand I his family will go to Heldolborg. whero Mr, I Croker loft his two boys when he reiurnodto I New i ork to testify boforo tbo lasott Com mittee. Iho announcement was made yesterday to i a waiting world that William M. Ivlns has changed his mind about poing to Luropo Be foro Mr. Crokor s return Mr. ivlns was report od tu be on tho evo of a transatlantic trip of momentous importance. Hut ho deferred it to vvelcomo Mr Croker with bloody band- to a hospitable grave Now ho finds that It Is not going to bo necessary for htm to go to l.urope nt all. and Pnrtnor Honrdman snvs that lie will pioboblv dovoto tho rest of the summer to a studv of tho tostliuony taken boforo tno Fas sett commltteo. More Hot Weather Out XVeal. CnirAoo, July 7. Lieut Benlt of the local I signal service bureau snld to-dny: "This morning the highest temperature was central over Iowa. Missouri, and northern Kansas. At 11 o'clock the tomperaturn was bO degrees in these StatcB. Tho disturbing cause Is tbe Htnrm centre In South Dakota which has re mained ulmoststatlonary for forty-eight hours, nnd tho winds from all regionsof the South aro attracted toward that quarter and are warmed up ns they movo northward. On Saturday In southern Dakota and .Sobrnskn tbe terpporn ture was up to tho Hm degroo point. Yesterday this loinpurnture had moved Intowostorn Iowa nnd Ivansn. To-day some of our stations on the Mississippi itlvor will experience tempera tine at that holght. Went heie on the lake wo do not expect any loo degroes although tho wit ds are favorable for the highest tempera luro thut can pievnll at Chicago. Flooded by a Itrnken Dam. Carson. Nov., July 7. The dam at Price's Lako, between Wasboo and Carson, broke last night. The wator swept trees, rocks, and de posits ot onrth before It Tho flood was 30 feet high ana 100 foot wide. Threo men saw the wall of wator coming nnd rushed down the rocky rnvlno for tholr lives. Points of rock jut ting from the sldo of the ravine caught huge bouldors and debris, piling it up tor some dis tant e, nnd the toinnornry stoppage of the wator saved ihe men's llvns. 'i lie llumo was carried by the water Into tho fields two miles nvviiy. nnd snnd was piled up on the Virginia Truckeo ltallroad track delaying passenger trains twenty-five hours. The water flowed away luto Washoe Lake, doing no further damage Jo near XVI tu Hlrauea'a Muels. The report that boor would be served with the muslo In the ami hlthuatre at the Madison Square Garden at the rtrauss Concert laBt night brought out a larger audience than has receutly gathorod ut tho eutertnlnmetits, but there wus no neer. Tho caterer applied for a license on Saturday, but didn't get It yosterday us ho oxpoiled. Business Manager Morrlssey said that boor would bo served tn the rustnu rant on I hursday, but that owing to tho doubt about the legal right of the directors to serve liquor lu ttie nmphltheatro beor would not be r-oldlntbo concert hall until the legality of such sale had been settled by tho authorities. Freight Handler nn (strike, CisnssATi, July 7, Between 400 nnd 500 frolght handlors refused to go to work this morning Tho officials of all tho ronds nffoct od liebl a mooting to discuss tho situation, while a similar gathering of strikers assem bled In another part of the elty. Tho tincln nntl. Hamilton and Dayton Itnllroad announced that It would receive no more freight until further nutlcn The Big 1 our also handled nn freight to-day but oxpects to havo men at work to-morrow. Mayor Gleason Sued for Slander, Pi Sch ol Commlailoner J II Thlry of l.onz Iiland. who was elected If m tbe room (fthe Hoard of Fdu cation latt weak by Major niiaoo baa retained flaorge A Mrarni to sue tne Uayor for tl'iOU daia aeee for a ander and drfainatiun nt character Mr. Tblry says ibe Ma or called Ida a tblel sad a loafer. THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY. W aor, NICIIOLT.S VETOES tub BILL TO SS QITE IT HEW 1.1USE Ut' LIFV. gg Ue Bays It Will Ittanrare the Hate, Itnla MU lie Credit, and Introduce nn Knt of Itl rOtM ter Htrlfe and Hluimeliil Ileicradiillon, t-( Baton Bouoe, July 7. Oov. Nlcholls this nf- b ternoon returned to tho Houso tho Lottory bill f i without his approval. Uoro is a part of his Jj, veto messago: L "Gksti.mikv: I have had under consldorn- V j tlon a bill which originated in the House ot Iteprosentntlvos entitled "An act provldlngfor h tho submission to tho elootors ot tho Stato for V adoption or reioctlon nn amondmont to tha jvi Constitution of tho State br inserting there- I in an article on levees, schools, charities, lijjl pensions, drainage, lottorlcs, and gonoral fJ fund,' which I roturn to your honorablo body W without my approval and signature Mi "The perslstont ofTorts which hnve been ip made to prosont Louisiana as a pauper, una- jjjfci bleby nnd through hor own legitimate re- ipt, sources to sustain and carry out.the the du- 'K1, tics ot her Statehood, are uttorly without foun- In dntlon. Tho roports of tho Treasurer nnd Auditor of the Stato show this. Tho reports ot miv tho Board ot Administrators of tho various yt chnrltahlo and educational and othor publlo Mn Institutions, and thoso of tho vatious commit- f toes of this very Gonoral Assembly sent to ex- tgjn amino into tho situation and condition of those p.-jfrlt Institutions, all show that tho Stato and the f M Ift dlfforcnt parishes of this btato woro ncvor J 5 since tbo lato war In better condition than they J nro to-dny. Pw "Suddenly tho dark shadow of a deep dls- HPw grace Is thrown across their path and the 'fsfif bono, of Louisiana Is to be tarnished forever. iftil hor position among her sister States to bo tost- K$tA ed, not by what fiho has been nnd of which she OjgEv Is justly proud, but as tho degenornto partner GfFn In a gambling corporation, doslgnod organ- HU i lzed, and to ho carried out, not for horgood or wAVi her advancement, but ns I havo boforo snld. HIKE for tho personal andsolflshlntorestsof a hand- ffif S I ful of mon, mam ot them connected with tbo finvii darkest dnvs of tho reconstruction period. I f u" ropeat It Is for them and to them wo aro sell- LmsA1 lngout our birthright for a moss of pottago pi"!?!?! "Who are tho six unnnmeil ninn vvhoiiru to pwagl join with a seventh nnd known ono to ioiiBtl- (Lan tuto the now lottory compnnv How i onus it i HFvfc that wo nro tot informod as to tholr Identity i lj and nntecodonts I 'Iboro is a world or moan- I ituSi ingln thlssllence. Intho mi st'rllllngiilTalrsof I Mir. lite men seek to know With whom thoy deal How tomes It that in 11 matter f this lin- 1 is!' j i poitancotho Gouornl Asi-ombly has I ci u will- f, lngup to now to clobo its ejus nnd movo blind- JBitfi j 1) in tho dark? K x 53 I call upon It to pnuso before it tnkos flmlly J33 thnt stop nnd plungos this Stnto into untold Kyijx troublo Is there nothing significant in tho j 3 voto by which this bill his pussod tho exact 4, two-thirds voto In ench Houso, und nothing 3rR deeply slgnlllcant In twolyo votos of the Hou-o LR nnd four of iho vott s Intho enato by which 5 that ovact majority was readmit I not tho L I future foroshadovvod To mo It most cortnln- S1& "I say to this General Assombly In all earn- fj I estno-s thnt should this measure I 0 pnsso i wo .8. ft will enter upon a period of strife! such as has J ft povor beon seen beforo in 1 oulhinnn und it" "SI should ttilscontempla'od corruption ovor bo 3t J forced upon us nn era of degradation will 7 dawn. boldo which iho era of reconstruction. Ft will appear as one of honor nnd haniiiu-. If J "And lot tno say to vou that should thlt T mousuro to adopted and cnriiedout. In my j ij,J opinion, no good will ovonome of tho monny j J which we will receive as tho priio of our honor 'jj, I! nnd our llbortv. hxtrnvaganco, prulllgnc) ami -jt. corruption will nssurodly follow the receipt a9 J Vxf J night follows day. 2V H I leol thoroughly satisfied thnt the effoct of the adoptlonof lire measure will bo thnt whllo S tho six mill tax would be kenr up then will bo ft nn Immediate falltneolf in tho legislative im- -j,f L prourlulons lor clinti'nble und othir pin puiei "J lorwhlch this money will have boon dlrect.'il to l 3 be npplled, und n wondrous corro-inondiitg In- VlV eronsonf tnenppllcnilon of thogo ier il fiiutl 10 u I the paymontoT the lntoie3t-bi'arlng debt. .IPw f I believe th it ovorv 1 ossible out-tauding H 5' claim ngalnet tho Stnto. Mill I or invalid. 11 ivy J 5 j ratod ns safoof paiiiiont bv the Hint.'oriitliHr- '4 wise, will be first deplei lated und while so dv- "j ,j predated skilfully bought un, tn he hs subi-o- x fiuont legislation recognised nnd provided fur I either through funding operation orothenvlso, j 1 nnd thnt tbo reduction on on si lo will bo rol- J lowot bv an imrenso on tho other. !l 3 In othor words, I believe that ut tho end nf iy a twenty-tlvo ye irs wo will not onlj llndionstl- jfwj it) tutlonnl bonds outstanding totho utmost limit 5 Vis' Ts of tho Minding law, Cut I belluvo thore will bo KiH?!"U an additional Immense Intcrcst-bonrine debt, rjrrfll! which by thnt tlmo will havo been iieknowl- ilasr Iim edgod and provided for as to interest but not ft lei 1-12 as to capital nnd that. In thoso twontj-llvu i iTflUS years, a vast unioiiLt of Interest will have bean S'lES JM paid out uunccnssarlly, lmptoporly, and llle- jj LJNS sg At the end of twenty-flvo Tonrs thero will he ff BiTxlI thessmo claim of tun povorty of Lo linlana. "Jfit nnd tho same claim on Its b half for the ion- 115- It tlnued oxlstenco of tbo lottoiy. ho far as a. THrrAll claim for the necessity of tho piosent mousuro ifH KlN Is sought to to prodlcato I unon tho ussumed IBJirFiB condlth n of tho poverty of Louisiana, I, as Us IR Bis ia Governor, pronounco It totally without instill- JW K lid cation or vvnrrant. r-omo other motive for his M fffi MS moiihiiro must bo found than that ber 1 oopIm Jjtf if j ,B nro una! lobonornbly to earn out tho duties of Sr'ij?.T Statehood, knowing this measure as 1 do as 9. s S one dishonoring nnd degrading loulsiana.lt I a,', y has met. ns ft will continue to moot, my most tfi -S determined opposition II. H 3s "I placo tho honor of tho Stato nbove money, 81 W'iW and in expressing that heutlniout I sincerely V, 4 !g voice that of thousands of brnve nnd true men, f Jtfl! U of good and dov out womon of the Stato, Vory hiitvr'il respectfully, "IiiavikT Nkiioiis. Ft J Govornor of Louisiana." tf 14 Mr. Shamuck Introducod a resolution that 'rfa j Inasmuch ns thero was somo question ns to 1 3 fl tho Constitutional right nt tho dovornor to 'c voto tho amondmont. ho movod thnt further JM consldoiatl n of tho iiunstlon bo niado the 11 'ju j spoclal order for to-morrow. y H?'.. The tVcaluer. ''fjitj Tbe storm eentre yeiterday waa over South Dakota, rAljfr the depreaittonstretchlnir northeastward frnm olorads '2iJ into Mlnneaota with subtly lncreaed anrrrj. Tna JxAa wluda ware frnerally brlak and aoutberly, roniinir from f v.l tha high prraaure area on the routh Atlantic coaat an I I i a J kept a continnoua stream of a arm air from the Gulf t?3 j flowlnr northward Thla confined ibe warm ware o .9T IM thoTanneaiee, Mlealaalppt and Ohio valleya, and catiaed iitf'Ci rP an Incraaaa of beat on tbe Atlantic coait aa far Jvorth 1 W aa Hoelon 1 ho atorm centra will i robably muve to tha fs JSf y' nortbeaitward and with the blrh prennireaouth of us PJ. f we may expect the thermometer to touch Ibe ninety 'V 'A mark In thla rerlon to day t ,i Theeonntry waa generally fair yeat'rday, eicapt for itt !J light ralua In Mlnneaota aDd Michigan and over tbe 'C a lakaitn the northern aw England Hiatea jitj! j Tbe da waa fair In Hita city Tbe hlgbeat Qovrrn WiAl mint temperature waa lowtit. M. average ba- Jf S mldlty. 74per ceuti wind varying from fire to fifteen iH'if 5 mllea an hour from Ibe eontb anl aouthaaiu Today f'H& A g proiniiea to be fair and warmer with joiilbly a tbtin 'B''i' darabower at night, to-morrow fair and warm. '7e' 6 Tbe thrrraometer at Perry 'a pharmacy In Tna Bra Fa if building recorded the temperature yesterday ai follows. ft1 l?l less. Jbtci l-(). IB'O. 4r II I ivi es 8 sop I... w hs ij?f5 BA M m' BSI UP M 7 H7 j, i Ai MA at 7S 71 OPM K.a 7rt ISM b0 eOMiMId 7S 7 'l g Average 77 "j i f Average on Jnly 7, Ihsw 77, jf S "t aicaac nrriri rosiciar till H r vcannar. flijtf kf J FprcUil Hullrlln t) warm wave Is central today In ft' tha central lllnliilppl vallay Tbe following mail xft" f mum laraperaturea aare reported tday Iowa. lUi, 'S p t Illinois. M lo W In the Ohio valley and Tenneanee, from in Wi In the vi Idle Atlantlo Stater t"i tie i loaer Mllailppl valley W and Virginia. W Warmer -,f weather will revail tn all districts rait or the Mini 1 f aljpl River ouTuiaday and continual warm aratber ta 5 on Wednraday The teinj erature sill robauly fall io t J L tn the tiftT yttaUilppl valley on Tueadsy. and cooler vV U weather will prevail In tbe lake region, Tanneaaee and V J the Ohio vall'y on Wednnday 1 't FurMuliie ahower. iireceded In northern ponton by lit fair loutberly wimli, sarmer. T f f lor .Sew llamihlre aud Vermont, aboweri, aouth i l )j 1 weitcrl) lnda wanner JJ I lor alaiaactiuaetta II10I laland, and ronnrctictir. fair f 'tiuwel by alionera, aouitineaierl) w in la, wria r, 4 t er, evrrpt In atrlrru ytaiaachuietla, atailonarj lem j i t lerature I hrtuttrn JVu J wil- 11 vrt rrrrntrl in it uth'ru ir f tton ly fair I'uthufitrrlyvtMt inmirr In aniArrn, if j rtiu nary trmi-traturt in ntrtfirn jittiun I j lor eaaiern I'ltiiiaylvania mil ewjrraev 1at ffl 4 ,i lowid b abowara. autionary Irmperature, citipl in I ewJeraey aarinir aoutberly wind. 11 'M lor the IHilrict of oluinbta, Maryland, and lie's jh, ?t ware c intinurd warm and fair weathrr follow el by Jfli r at owrra in Ibe afternoon aoutbrr j nink fy,l 1 lor eeatein ew )ork Kfatern I rlihaylranlj. au 1 '1 f I j Wrat Virginia, far fotlos iI by auivwera, aoutbcily a iulr atailonan teiupfraiure t Mr. Bloraraa'a laclit ut Newport. 4 Kavroer Jul) 7 P I) Morgan r ugliil treinvar'hl Catarlna. recentl) purcbaied from tbe buke vt e;ulba a Uad, arrived bare yeitardajr, r J

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Wsiracl.vTsrr"!., '.7.. n-! u-uiiJtaiJi-'Muw""l''""'"l'r'l''"''lll'llll-!''-'-'-'J'l'll'l''l''MI,llll'',lll'''r" "i-!..mi mi.,; j-rinujaiUKJiHm'n.ni- MM o THE SUN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1890. It THE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Mj BlLTElt BENAlOtlS TOTB AOAI.S3T m I taxing vp the taiiiff bill 0 Tii,, Debate en Ilia rjiilpnlaa mils lie aiianed-The I.imd I'orletluie Mill III. Ijjj cueeest la tho Jlonar Ur. Htoae or Ml a. H aourl Charges that bnenker Head U llio 1 III rowarlul Friend or th. Northern l'uclllc. Jll and tt.nt the Intupamr'n Influence wna jjji )atent le the Orcunlrsttun ol the llrmee. fir WAsmsivrov, July 7. In the Sennte to-day m tbe confeicuee roiort on tho (onsulnr nnd Hi Diplomatic Appropriation bill was presented l') anil nureotl to. Jlr. Morrill (Hep.. Vtl moved that the Senate j proceed to the consideration of tlio Tariff hill. K Ho said that artor tlio TntllT bill was taken up l it could be lalu a.ldo Informally until tlio two ill I ajblpplDB bills were disposed of. Rtfl Mr. Harris (Dom Tonn.l asked the presiding J) ofllcor whethor the tun bhlpplug bills would Wl'l not como uu as tlio "unllnlshod buslnosi"ot'J Mm o'clock. Ill The presiding officer (Mr. Installs) ropllod In I! j thonnirmatlve. 1 Mr. Harris suggested to Mr. Morrill not to Jl !j ruako his motion until after 2 o'clook. but Mr. 3 I Morrill euid ho preferred to rnnko It at the j') prosunt time. Jjj! Mr. Gibson (Hem., I.a.) nskod Mr. I"ryo (Rep.. 1. 1 Me.) whether lio did not proposo to ask for tho L couslderatlon of the Hlver and Harbor bill fl.1 to-day. Hf Mr. Fyro snld that ho had glvon notice to that H j' effect, but he was not personally concornod U (j. about Its consideration to-day. Ho would jg certainly feel obliged to nsk for Its consldern- jl f Hon boforo tho TatlfT bill could bo completed. I I Ho would not now nntnconlzo tho Tariff bill, 9l with tho lilvor and Harbor bill, but If the TaillT H I bill wore going to consuino two or three weeks II ho could not consontto vlold that loncth of 1,8 tlmotolt. II Mr. r.dmunds lHon.. Vt.)-Wo will take tho IB I j judgment of tho fcenuto upon It. II j Mi. l'lumb (Hop.. Knn.l-It will not do to ask II unanimous eotisont to tnko up the Illvor nnd l Hnrbor bill during tho pendency of tbo Tariff Hl'l bill, bocnuso certainly ono inombor of tho Son- Mi nto will object to that, jj'l Jlr. Koo-Islmllnotnskunnnlraousconsent. Hf I Mr. rilimb-Tlion tlio Senator would havo to H move to liiy aside tho Tariff bill. (31 Mr. l'lvo-lwouldilosp. HI Mr. liorinan (Dura.. Md.)-I understand thn' Rll tho shipping bllN are In ordor to-dny at 2 Mtg o clock. Do I undorhtnnd tbtit tho nonatnr I dom ertnontdonlrosto tuko up tho Tariff bill mill havo It considered only from lil.'a to 2 Jl orlock JMv Mi. l.dmunds That Is what ho wants to do. I Tho Clerk will call tho roll. Bi i Mr. tiormau rnpoatod his question. I Mr. Moi rill I havo already stated that I will III I no way to tho Benator from Maine, for his ll hlilppltig bill: but 1 deslio to havo the TsrllT I I bill boloro tbot-unutuns the rogular business. Il I 1 o.ioct.of i-niuso. to jleld for the rogularup- II I proprlntion bills whon thoy como up. 1 I Jlr. cnrllslollJoui., Ky.l-Ium unablotoseo. 1 I for my part, with my limited noiuulntnnco 8 I with tho methods of proceeding In ibis body. H I that anything Is to be guinea by tnklng up the I I Tariff bill nt this time: certainly not lilt is to III bo laid nsldo Irom time totlme. I hnvo under- H I stood that the Bouator from Malno desired to 1 I complete the consideration of tho shipping R I bills, and that alter that he doslrod to take up U I the ltlvor and Harbor Mil. I havo nlsoundor- H htood that the Committer on Appropriations linn, or soon will haw) ready the Sundry Clll 8 I Appropriation bill, and perhaps other bills B I that ought to be considered and passed upon by tho Bonato. 1 hope, tboreforo, that the ben- I I ntor from Vermont will not Insist on his mo- n I Hon: or. If ho does, thnt the Snate will not bus- H I tain It. so that when tho Tariff bill Is taken up 0 lor consideration wo may proceed with It in a I the regular way until It Is completed. 11 I Mr. Morrill-lf we are to brine tho session to n close at an early porlod it is necessary that I we tako up the most Important bill that Is bo- I Inro us. My nurposo was merely that tho I Tnrlff bill hhall be In ordor after tho dlsposl- I tlon of tho two shipping bills, so that Senators I who may desire to speak on the subjeot at I large will havo an opportunity to do so. Then wo fan goon as usual and make amendments I ns tho bill progresses. Ill Jlr. Hiirris-i do not know thnt anything can l Ixi gained by taking up the Tariff bill at 12:3(1 Ml nmt thrn limine It laid aside with the fall of I I the gn el at 2 o clock. Mr. Morrill Wo will have gained the reading of the bill. Jlr. Edmunds I object to furtnor debate. The ote was taken on Jlr. Morrill's motion, ami tho result wns: Yeas. 16: najs. 24 no quorum otlne. Then tnero was a call ol tlio mil. to which VJ benators responded. 'lbootowas again taken, and the Senate re fused to tnlo up tho Tariff bill yeas, 2u; nays, 2J as follows: Irai-Miitrt. Aldrlch. Allium. Purls Dixon Dolph, I K'lmunits mrweli. rauttntr Krye. Hale llawler. I lll.puck. ManUerrnn. XnrrllL riatu J'uol,, vuay, bawj r, I blieriuau anil MockbrldKr JU I iD Miinri. Alen, iw(. Itfrrn, rarlttle, Oxkrrlt, I Gtliiiv, onrmnn, llumv"m Jlarrit Jonri of Arkan"aa, Alilchatt. I'tisco, raw. Plumb. Ilontom Hravnn. Squlrr, I hi, wari.Tllr. runt. I'oorhtft and naKAail JJ. I (Ucmocrau In Hallo I The Hennto bill to establish a Unltnd Stntos land court and to proldo lor the settlement of rrlvato land clnims In tho Territories of Now Mexico. coming. Arizona, and Ltnh. and in the Mates of ."endu nnd Colorado, was, on I motion of Mr. Edmunds, taken up nnd riis- I cu-Bod until 2 o'clock-, when it was laid aslda I without action, nnd the consideration 01 tho I two shipping bills, reported by Jlr. try o Irotn I the Committoo on Cnmmerco. was rosumod. I Jlr. JtoagnnlDom.. Tex.l said Ihnt ho nirrood I rnost hi-artlly with tho purooso of building up I again tho mercantile mnrlne or the United btatos, but that he did not agree with tlio policy i of tho pending bills. Tho bultod States had a I I rovonuo BiBtom that approached the prohlhl- I I tlon of Imports, it mlutit be safely ussumo'l I I that If tlio I'nitcd btntes was to truda with other countries ltmustbuyns well assoll prod- I nets. 'Hint was tho law of commerce M'bo I United States could not expoct to build up I commorco when tho policy of Its legislation I was destroying the existence of International I commerco. if the Unlieit Ktates doslred to I tiaxo commcri'0 with other nations it would have to adopt such n policy as would invito the intorchanco ol products. Otherwise no nmouut ot (Jotornmunt subsidy to steam ships would be of any avail. Thut might Clvo ships, but It did not Cho commeroe. ilooncoaKked n 1'eruvlan gontleman how it was that theto wns so little trade between Peru and tho I'nltmt States, and was told thut there were two difficulties In the way. One wnBthiitlf an American merchant sent near un of goods to l'orn ho had to be pBid for it In money, because the copper and wool ot Peru, tlio chief ox ports ot that country, could not bo tnkon in oxohango on account of the duties imposed on thorn. On the other hand, the British morchnnt could send cargoes to Peru, nnd would tako bnck tho cop per, wool, and hidos of Peru so thnt thn English ship has a cargo in and a cargo out. Wbnt wns true In regnrd to Peru was also truo In regnrd to Mexico and tho Centrnl nnd South American Statos. They rnuld nottrado Willi the United Stales becnusn the United States would not take tbolr produce in exchange. If tho Unltod Mates wanted to build up commerco with other countries it would hao to adopt a revenue tariff Instead of j a protociive nnd prohibition tariff, I At tho olo-o of Mr. ltoagan's remarks the Election bill was lecetyed from the House, and I was. on motion of Mr. Frye. ordered to llo on tlio tahlo until tho return to Washington of thn Chairman of tho Committee ou Privileges and lJoctlonslJIr. Honrl. Jlr. hhermnn prosonted the conference re 11 port on tho Silver bill. After It was road In lull hogavouotlco that he would call It up for action to-morrow morning. Jlr. Morgou (Uom Ala.it lion addressed the Bonato on the shipping bills, llo sug cested to Mr. Try. to let tho experiment be tried of pormlulng Aiuorlcnn clliensto buy ships abroad and to sail thorn under nn American registor. All hostile commercial legislation hnd longslnco bren abandoned by nil nation? excopt by tho Unltod Status, in thnt I one Instance forbidding tho use of vrbscIs tiudortbe American ting that nro not built In t the United htaios, Tho United riratos was tho I only nation in tho world that had such a law I on its statute books. The truth of tho manor i f was that the ocean cnrrrlng trade was nvor- B f done, nnd thnt until thnt condition of things Vi I, wus altered freights mu'-t l'0 carried by vossels II nt u losing rate. So that thn pooplo of the Al United btutes could not bnoxpocled to with- L draw their money and theii omorprlse from jfl I Biichvantand uomlerful lleliln nswoiebaltig Bf. oponed up In tho I nltod htntes. and to gooff It Into a Held whero thn accumulated cnpltulnf Bi the world had been Invnxtad undor the Incite- I nielli of bounties and subsidies. There wns I! L no occasion tor their undertaking eoinpptltlon j I of thni kind. The pooplo r.ow got tho ndvnu- B II j taceof tho low rates of freight, and he could H, 1 iniillTBeono occasion for chancing that con- ni .li tlon. llo wns In fnvor, however, of r. bill for il troo ships, HI Jlr. i'ryi (Hep.. Me.) made some additional ft) rnmnrksln supiort of the bills Ho booed to Wj jcel votos mi both bills to-morrow, Ho ear- K pcstlyiiojied that both bills would bo sent to tho ifTj IloMse. uud 1 1) bollevod thnt If thoyvveio one tilt of t hem irrn hi hoi otnn n law. fw) Viler n nle ''i.'.lui i-oselon tlio Bonato ,E Bd(oui:ieJ until to-r.ionow. .Bjj llniise ol ICeprrriitutlvr. H The Speaker having dlrcctod tho journal to ."Ml I berond, Mr. lingers I Dom.. Ark.l raised the Mi I rolQtoforderth.it there was no quoruin pres- 'JUl I nut. 'J ho Spoaker counted 01 members, and, I ajl on motion of II r. JlcKlulet (lisp Ohio), a call H of tho Jlouro was ordered. Then 1C7 mem- aTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaaaTar members, a quorum, having responded to tholr nnmos, tho journal of Thursday's pro ceedings wns rca.1, Mr. Horsey (Hop., Neb.) moved to suspend tlid rules and pass a concurrent resolution roiuostlng tho Piesldcnt to return to tho Houo'he bill extending thotlmoof payment to purchase ot land of the Omaha tribe of In dians In Nobrnska, Mr. Ilrccklnridge (l)em.. Ky.) mndo tho point of ordor thnt it wns not In the poworof tho House undor tho Constitution, to recall a bill which had imBSod and bcon sont to tho Presi dent. Tho bill wns In tho hands of tho Presi dent, nnd ho could sign It. allow It to becomo a law without his approval, or oto it, Jlr. loisevfnld thntthoonlyobjoct In asking for the return of tho bill was to corioot an 'I ho Spenkor told that the proposition beforo the llouso wns to suspend thn rulos and pass n oncurnnt resolution iiBklng the President to roturn n bill. Buuh action hnd bcou taken by both Houses so ninny times that It would be n slngiilni thing lor any ono to deny tho right now. As to tho constitutional iiucstlon in volved, thnt was n noint for tho llouso and not lor the Chnlr to doeidc. Ho thoroforo over ruled tho point of order. Jlr. outhwnlto lUum.. Ohio,) demnnded a second, nnd the Democrats refusing UMoto, loft tho llouso without a Quorum. Mr. JJorsoy theioupoii wlthdrow his motion. On motion o! Jlr. Pajsnn (Hep.,, III.) tho House went into Committee of thn Whole (Mr. Peters ot Kansas in thoohalrl for the consider ation of tho benaio hill to forfoll cortnln lands hcrotoforo granted for tho purpose of aiding In the construction of rallroods, with a llouso sub stitute thorofor. Jlr. 1 'id son oxplalnod thnt the bill In its genoral provisions proposed to foifelt and restore to tho publlo domain all PhIjIIc lands, whereor situated, whioh havo bcon granted in aid ot thn construction ol rail roads whore the toaJshavenntbuencouiploted nt this time. Thore had been, he snld. thirty-t-ovou railroads aided by acts of Congress which hnd not been completed within the tlmo llxed by Congross. Tho lnnds of twelvo of ther.o roads hnd been forfolted, coraiirlsing nearly WnOO.Oinl acres. Thnt left twonty-llvo ronds which hnd not boon acted upon. Mno had been fully completed. That lelt sixteen railroads which were now uncom pleted, ami tho House substitute recommond od a forfotturo otall lands lying opposite euch portions ol tho ronds as wero not now con structed. Unas his opinion thnt no bill ol a tiroador character than this could over pass tho bonato and becomo n law. A careful esti innto wn to tlio effect that tho bill would re Btoro 7,500.000 acres to tho publlo domain. Jlr. (lutes (Hem., Ala.) approvod tho bill, bo causo It forfeited only tba lnnds situated alone tho uncon-tmctod portion ot tho roads. Jlr. Stouo (l)eni.. Mo.i took the position that n forfelturo should bo mndo ot all lands whioh had not beon enruod by tho railroads nt the time llcd In tho granting acts lor tho comple tion of tho ronds. 'iho Northern Pacific Hall road alone wns Intorcstod in this measure to tho extont.of :Ui,0ou tiooacros. If this bill should pass It would tuko from the Noitbern Piiclllo grant of 47.o0u.OO0 about 2.500.00U lying along tho Columbia lliv er, and roleaso i o tho company 44..VIU.OIMI acros. In tho I'lftloth l.'ongress the Houso passed a bill which would Iiuto for feited 5i.2J O'lfiacros wbllothethe b'onatosub stituto, which wns practically the same on the rondlug bill, would liavo forfolted ouly ti.lso.M t aires. The result of tho contention was that no forfeituio hnd been declared. In order to moot the objeotlon of the bennto he hnd, at the beginning of this Congress, introduced a bill ombrnclug two propositions. The first was to forfeit all landB not oarned nt tho dato of tho passage of the net, nnd the second wnsto direct tho Attornov-Urnernl to Institute suits In the Circuit Courts ngnlnst nil corporations claim ing to own lands covorod by the lands in dis pute, the courts todetormlnowhethorthelnnds earned bv the railroads after tho dates fixed in the granting not wore subject to forfeiture. Tho first proposition was merged into the measure now presented to tho House. Tho other proposition was framed Into n sopnrato bill, which ho would oiler as an amendment to tho pending bill. The pending legislation tho railroad compa nies, especially tho Northern Paolflo. demand ed of Congress, 'the Spenkor (Hood) in the forty-seventh Congross. when Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, roported thnt Con gross had no power to lorlelt an acre nt tho Northern Pacific grant. Since then Thomas II. Heed bad been the recognbed friend and zeal ous cbnraplon of that groat, arrogant, and cor rupt corporation on tho floor ot tho House. This corporation know Its friends, nnd it stood by them most loyally. It was an open secret which had been audibly whispered through out the country that no lntluenco had beon more potential In the organization of tho Houso than that exerted by the Northern Pa cific Kallroad. The passago of tho bill under consideration was n matter of the first Im portance to this corporation. The bill would pass. The pins hnd beon sot with that ond In view. The bosses must InBlst upon it: they could not do otherwise. And the rest of the poor fellows on the othor side of the aisle, with tholr bands tied and their lips silent, except when their parliamentary loss untied the one that they might clap their applause to his uttorances, and attuned tho othor that they might chant a servile chorus to the command ing tones of his mniostlo solos, must follow blindly wherever they wero led. 'Ibis bill, in famous os it was. would go upon the Btntuto books. Illut beyond theso men and beyond tholr pirllamentary autocrat wns a gront con stituency tho people of tho United Statos and to that forum would be carried this cause, which the raainrlty stood roady to betray. Mr. Lacoy (Hep.. Iowa) favored the pending bill, nnd. wbllo advocating the amendment suggested by the gontleman from Missouri (Jlr. Stone), thought that it should be consid ered ns asoparato measure. Pending further debate tho commutes nrose and the House adjournod. The Hpanlsh Mlaalon Una Not linn Offered 1o ConKreeamun Xleldcn. BynAcusE, July 7. Jamos J, Helden, repre sentative In Congross from this district, was soon to-day by a reporter concerning the rumor of his nppolntment ns Minister to Bpnln. It was the first Intimation ho had had. ho said, that his namo bad been associated with the iinpolntment. When asked what ho would do if thn place wero offered to him. be smilingly replied: 1 ennnot say. I don t wnnt nnythlng, and am not a candid nto for any appointment. It would not be in good tnsto lor mo to decline an ofllco that has not been ottered me. What I should do, tboreforo. if tho office were tenderod to mo I am unublo to say." Indd!aa; (lie Ccnana In Him Franclacb. WAsntNQTOM, July 7, The census office has recolvod a despatch from Supervisor Davis, at San I'runclsco, concerning the padding of tho census enumerators' list', which Itlschnrgod was practlcedltboro. Tho Supervisor B.iys that there nre but five enumeration districts In which ho has any suspicion that padding was done. Those dlhttlcts aro thoonos whoro It Is alleged extensive colonization was carried nn fcr political purposes prior to the Inst legis lation. Piirthor (.oramunlcntlons from Jlr. Davis are expected at tho olllco to-day or to morrow. It Is probable that a recount of tho population will bo ordorod in tne districts re lerred to. The Alnakw t'orapan) Mill In Ilnalneas. San Fhancibco, July 7. The Alaska Com mercial Company, which until recently hnd tho exclusive right to capturo seals in tho American waters of Dohrliig Son. has now secured a contract with tho llusslnn (loyorn roent granting them the exoltislvo right to cant tiro seals on tho Slborlan const. Tho num ber of seal to be taken yearly Is not known, but Is bollevod to be very largo, Tho steamer Knr Ink, ownod by the company, hns recently sailed for l'otroffsky to oapturo seals there. Tho competition of the Alaskan Commercial Com pnnywlll be sevore for tbo North American Commercial Company, which recently secured the right from the United Statos. It Is bo llevod tbo effect will bo to greatly reduce tho prlco of eoalcklns. Educational Conventlnne. lUnATOOA, July 7. Tho American Instlluto ot Instruction and the Now York btato Tench ors Association begin tholr yearly conventions hore to-day. Already a largo number of both associations have arrived. The former begins work to-night nt tlio l'irut Methodist Church, wnore nddrosses of vvolcome will bo made by UN. Jones. Superintendent of bchools, barn toga; tho Hon. A. H. Draper, State bupoiin tnndontof Publlo Instruction, and Prof. W. II. UunnUon of llrnoklvu. Prof, deorco A. Little Held of the Instltuto will tospond. At thol'iret Prosbytorlnn Church tho Stnto Teachors hold their llret mooting ibis livening. C, I.OHtoi will dellvor nn nddress of welcome, which will bo resiondod to by 1'iosldeiit W, II, Oiilinlson ol Hiooklm, Tho Hou. both how, I.U V.. President of Columbia t'ollogo vrl'.l mako the annual educational nddress Doth sessions will cuntinuo through the week. Not Ho lludly Burned Alter All. Ernest Miller, tho young tea Etoro elerk In whoso foco vitriol wns lluug just before 2 o'clock on Sunday morning, may bo ablo to go to work lu a day or so. His burns aro not ns bad as they wnro thought to be at first. Ho sticks to his story that a stranger, whom ho would not know if ho saw him ngnln, and who was reclining on tho biiBcmoui steps nt ti.lt) lll.'lngiou strout. threw tho vitriol on lilm. Tl.s polleo don't see how thoy cuu do nut thing on this story. Jtlce anil Monroe rn tint. Application liai bcni rnadMii tlio supremo ourt tr Itotitrl U Uonroefor tin apnolntintnl nt a r'CHverfor lit Ihaatrlcai firm of Jolm I' Itlce anil Otorta V( Mon in II iaui of the trouble was the employment of an actor liy Kobert R Monror. ho wan uiarianer vf the "My Atnt Urldiet"cmpAuy II r. like wouldn't hire the acter la tbo tcmjiauy. tti ii llllillllllllflnifWfflffllTflHflHllaaMammammmamBmyaaM AN AGREEMENT ON SILVER. 4,noo,noo orrjvxna io nn I'vntUAtiRn K.ICII III tIS Tit. No lliilllon Itedempllou The Certlflealea to be Full I.ratnl Tender, r.ceiit YVhta Otherwise r.aprraely Htlpulated In the Coatrnvt-Two .Million Onnree lo lie Coined .Mom lily Into Hllver Hollar". Washington. July 7. Tho conferroos on the pott of thn tvvuHoueos this afternoon rosched nn agreement on the points nf difference on tho Sllvor bill. This result, which wns hardly etnocted to bn renchod o soon, was brought about In this way: After the llrst InolToctiinl conloromoon '1 hiirsdny In-t tlio llonul llcnn mombcrsdei Ided Hint an ncroemont could bo moroBpecdllynnd satis actor ly ronehed bra i party consultation lather than In n conference open to both lollticnl pnities. Accordingly i PonntorsHhoimnn nnd Jonoi nnd llentoscnta- tivos Conger and Wull.oi vntoiodupon the task of drafting a compiomUn incasuic. They progressed so rapidly In this that tho confor euco substitute wns lomplotcd In all oshontlnl points savo one, nnd ssnt to thu mlntor yester day. Tho ono point lolt open related to tho amount of silver bullion to bo pnrchnsod. Jlessrs. Miermnn, Conger, and Walkoi thought that 4 000.000 otincos monthly would bo a fair compromise, but Senator Jones doclarcd for 4,.'on,oo) ounces. Such wns tho stnto ot affairs this morning, when ovcrturos were ngnln mndo to Senator Jones to accept 4,250,1)00 ounces. The Wostern i-otintorsm wero In receipt of tolegrams urging them to hold out for tho full amount of 4.o0(i.000 otincos nnd to Insist upon n speedy disposition of tho bill. So tho oveituros wore rojoctod, nnd whon tho proposition was mndo to take up tho tariff bill In tho Senato this nftornoon the sllvor mon manifested thelt povvor to chock the lower party legislation unl's their doinnnds wero met. Soon uitervvard tho l.oinihlii-nu meiubois ol tho coiifnrcnco wero again cnllod logothcr. tlio words live hundred tnnusand wero added to ihu 4 000.01 o otincos containod in tho printed conference substitute, nnd tho ngreem nt wits completed. Senator Miermnn spent it low minutes in drafting the fortnnl to port to tho Senate, nnd thon notified the Demo cratic moml eis Senator Harris and Itepre sontatlve ll'aud who happened to bo in tho bonato cbnniber. that another conferenco was to bo he d. This tlmo the Conference Com mittee was In sosslon about hall an hour. The agioement vvue loinmllyriUliled.nl hough the Domoerntlc momherB refused to slgu the re port. The biiustltuto roads as follows: that the secretary of Ilia Treaeur) 1 liruy ill rerted to purLlisio irom time to time illrcr tntilun to the ajjrrBe amount or IV'lioi ounce, or to inncli thereof a may be offere 1. in tacli month, at the uisrket prne ihereor not exceeillna M dollar for stlanilJo loo trains of pureil'ver. anJ toueue Inpayment for eurli imn liaei of stiver Million Tresiury notei of the I'nlted Stalee. to bo prepared tir ihe ecre1at of the Treasury tupneh form ami ot ituh arnonntiaviona not le than ai nor more than (i.uui, ai lama) ireicHb, andatniiiinirelenttocarrr Into meet the pruvitlime of thti act is heruj-apiroprlated out of anymonejrlu the Treaeur not others tne appropriated hsiTios 'J that the Ireaauiv notes lisaed In accord anre vrltli ihe proi tslons of this act shall he redeemable on demand, in coin, at the Treasury or the 1 1 lie IS tales or at the omceofitny Assistant Ireafcurer of the Ltilted S atea. and when so redeemed ma) be reissued, but no greater or less amonnt of sura notes shall be ontstaod Intatanv time than ine cost of the silver tiQlllou and the otandsril sliver dollars colne4 thererrom then held in the Treasury inrchaseil by such notes, and such 1 reasury notes shall be a legal tender in pai mem of all debts public anJ private except where otherwise ex pressly stipulated In th contract, and shall be receive able lor customs taxes and all public dues, and when so received may be retssi ail and such notes when held by any nalloiotl banalnit association may be counted as a part of us la f ol reserve. That upon demand or the holder of any of the Treasury notes herein pro video for. the pecretar) of the Treasury shah, under such rerula tlons as he ma) prescribe redeem such notes in Hold or silver coin, at his discretion It belnf the established1 polle) of the 1'nlled Mates to maintain the two metals on a parlt) with each other upon the present legal ratio, or auoh ratio as ma) be pro) tried ly law Me 3. That the secretary of the Treasury shall each month coin two million nances ot the silver bullion pur rlisred under the provisions or this act Into standarl silverdollars until tho llrst day of July. IBM, and after that time he shall coin of ihe silver bn'lion purchnsed under the provisions of this act as much as may be necessary to provide far the redemption of tho Ireas ury notes hr rein provide! for. and am xaln or selxnlor age arlsinafriin suh colnsge shall be accounted for and paid Into the Treaeury Hiui Ibat tho silver bullion purchased nnder the provisions ot this act shall be sublei't to the require ments of existing law and the regulations of the llut service governing the methods of determining the amount of pure silver contained and the amount of coargea or deductions. If any, to be made bsi A. That so much of ihe set of I'eb 38, 1B7S, entitled An act lo authorise the coinage of the stand ard silver dollar ana to restore its legal tender cnarac ter." aa requires the monthly rurcha-e and coinage of the same Into silver dollars of not lets than two million dollar's nor more then four million dollar's worth of in verts herehy repealed. Ski. it That u on the passage of this act. the bal ances stanillng with the Treasurer of the L'nlted States to the respective credits of nstional banks for deposits made to redeem the circulating notes of such banks, andal deposit thereafter received for like purrote. shall he covered Into the Treasury as a mlscsllanenug receipt, and the Treavirerof the Cnited States shall re deem from the general ealh In the Treasury the circu lating notes of satd banks which may come Into his pos session subject to redemption and. upon the certificate of the Comptroller of the Currency that such notes have been received by htra and that Hie) have been destroyed and that uonea notes Hilt be isvued In their place, reimbursement or their amonnt shall be made to the Treasurer, under such regulations as the Secretary of the Ireasurv may prescribe from an appropriation hereby created lo be knosn aa Nultonal bauw nole. redemption uecount.' but the provisions of this act sha t not apply to toe deposits recelv ed under section J of the act of .Ions ;Q IH7S. requlrlnr every national bank to keep In Iswfu, money with the Treasurer of the l tilted Slates a sum enuul to five per centum of Its rlr rulatlon. to be held and used for the redemption of Ita circulating notest and the balance remaining of the da posits so covered almlL at the close of each month be reported on the monthly public debt statement as debt of the I nited stales hearlnvno Interest ssr. 7 That this act slisli lake cried thirty days from and after lis pnasags Senator Sherman presented the roport to tho Fennte this Httornoon. and gnvo notice that he would call it up for aotlon to-morrow, as tho report must bo acted upon by the Hennte bo fore it can bo I'onslderod in the Houso. Chair man Conger who will mako tho report to the llouso, could not sny when it Would bo pre sented to that body, but Is disposed tohuvo speedy action. He Is well pleased with tho outcoinoof tho conforonoe, ns indeed is every one connected with it except tho Democratlo memboiB. 7.1 1 1: UA All l.VO TOS TOV1CS. Thing: or Interest In nnd Ontelde at the Ilulle or Conirrees. WAsntNOTON, July 7. Iho silver Senators nre congratulating thomsehes to-night on having performed a brilliant coup In bringing nLout an agioement In conference. Thty forced It, they sny, by casting six Ilepuhllcnn votes with the Democrats to hold uptheMc Klnley Tariff bill for tho prosunt. Tho lesult of tho silver Bonators' bolt nnd other things that have trnnsilrod within tho pa-t day or two loaves the Bituutlon at tbo Capitol regard ing loglhlatlon very much mixed nnd decidedly Inteicstlng. Tho Houso of Hoproeontatlves, that has bocn so often during the prosout ses sion tho senno rf exdtenient, dlsotder, nnd Im portant iinrilnroontnry contests, Is n deserted place now. Tho pIcturosiiunHpcnkcr. whohas I burn for iiionthb it tntgot lor tho pub lie critic loin, is theio still, but moro as n spoct.itor Ihnu n Ccnuinl All eyes nia turned to thu hoLatv chniubei, where the ltupublirans havo reached something ol u crMs in tholr affairs, where overy luoiuont ol tbo day Is taken up with wltu pullliig, mid whero tho loaders nre almost bc sldo themselves in attempting to conuicl plans to wind up tho BCbdlon nnd yet dlsposu of such legislation ns Is regarded of vital Importance tothuiurty, Ono great obstacle to theii suc cess wits removed to-day by the agreement upon Iho .Silver bill. Cunforuos of tlio two Houses la'o come tigethor upon n coin PioiiiIpj bid I hilt was prop. -sed by tho so-called nutl silvor mon, but which is rulis.'actury, or nt least ucceptnble, to tho fieo-c inagu men. This ugroeiucnt was brought about ouly alter nn eplsoclo thut shows lo what lojjgtlis the r-ll- vermen will co to gain their ends. b llo. publican Heuators Messrs. Allen Mitchell. I Plumb, Sijulro, htownrt, and Tell or-openly I jolnod tho Democrats on a motion to take un the Tariff bill, and defentod It. 'lhln was a great Htirprlho to thu memlors of thu Finance m- niltteo mid the boiiutois gcuurnllv, Tim committeemen vvoiu eulireh uupicpared for it, and weio nt n loss to Hnd n reason lur thu boit. Iho rosult wus that Inlet In tho day Mr, hherman brought In uconferumo report ou the Mlver bill, benator Allen, who voted with tho sllvor Ito publicuus tu-dny against conslderatltin ol tho Tariff bill. Is not n sliver tnuti but his vote la oxplained by tho statement that tlio farmers ot the Northwost demand u revision of the wool schedule, nnd nbu demiind tliut n tax bu rluied upon hides 'iho members of the Pltiauci) Committee aro very angry at bonator Allen and the lletiubllcuns who voted with him, mid duclnro that thu arc totally at a loss to know whin it Is thu loi.ellloti rruuitnrs want. Honntor Aldrich, who ium driiwn up thu llnpiibliiiin letmrt on Hie Tnr IT bill, says tun nii'tt who vMnl ngiil st Ihe coinmltteo to dm havo lion ulveii ill. they want in tie u.iv ol art,ingi)ii'iit of theii local iut-io-le. In mo 'j rilT bill,1 nnd he lor ono dii mw im ubj. t lo beg.iltioil by (instructing the hill Ho thinks that justiuo to the great busiuess Interests ol the country requires that tho Tariff hill he disposed of In sonio way. He hopes the bill will be tnkon up tn-morrw nnd kept before the Hennte until dis poned of. If tho Ilepuhllcnn Senators succeed. tboreforo, In arranging a progrnramo of aotlon bv which tho Tariff and lllvor and Harbor bills aro to he taken up, thoy, will .still havo tho bugbear of tho redoral Elec tions bill to confront them, and this Is what Is causing them thn greatest uneasiness, A caucus is to be held to-morrow or on Wcdnosdnv to sottlo this Important mat ter, and n lively contest is looked tor botwocn tho men who think tho Kloctlons bill should bo Sinsscrtnow nnd those who aro In favor of ad ntirnlug without taking any action upon it, ?horo ore probably not mom thnn two Itopiib llcan Benators who would vole against tho bill If It came up for final action, but almost, If not utilto, n majority aie In fntorot letting It llo ovor until next session. A motion will ho madn in tho cauaus thnt tho bill be reported back lavorablr irom tho committeo un Privileges and Kloctlons nnd then poitiwmrd until tho I llrst week tit the session next fall, on this mo tion the test will como botvventi tbcfrlondsnnd I opponontsor the uioitsurc. It is Imposslblo to statu now w hat tbo result will bo. but thu Hen nlnrs who tiro tavoring postponement nrouulto smigiilnn of success. Ppenkei lived Is using every inlliicnconthlscomtniind toinnkofrlcnds for the bill, llo mid his roptei-entatlves nio lnboiing industriously with Individual heua tors to mnko tlism son tlio necessity from a Party standpoint ot passing thu 1 odgo bill. Mr. llro'l wields bi ch n powerful influcnio ovor ponding loglslntloii that Im Is. of couise. nblo to Induce not u low Mcnntors to Inko his view of tho ease. It Is said on excellent authority that Mr. Hoed hat not hesitated to let it ho known that If tho bennto votes against tbo cinsldorulloti nf the I'luctions bill ho will re taliate by tying up bills in which r-ou tturs aro deeply Interested, l.nder tho rulos of the) 1'ouse, as at present frnnted, thn Knonkcr has nliin st unlimited lontiolof nil ponding mut ters, and Mr. lleod is not tho man lo miss an nut cut unity to lulug thu opponent oI his i Inns totlme. l luilrmnn vutiy nrtivcit in town inst nigni, nnd vvnsvury busy to-day consulting with bis bi oilier Heuators ns to wbnt course should bo pursued. Mr. Qunvlsan outspoken ndvoeato nf 1 o leral control ot elections, tint Is some vvhnt dubious ns to the advlnabllty of taking up the Houso bill It it bo found that tho Dotno emtio tionntors would be nblo to talk It to dnnth. A llepubliinn fenntor. who hns much In sny ns to what shall and shall not bo dono In thoi-otinto said this morning that If this wero January or l'obrunrvtlieio would not bo a half dozen Ilepublkans ndvoentlng tho pimtpone mentot the 1. lections bill: but they nre con tionted with the lact that if the) Inko it up for consideration now thoro Is no escape from a continuation of the session into October or Novembei.or. possibly. Decombor. and nohon ntor enn hour tho thought of remaining in I Washington oontlnunllv from ono bosslun to l.ven should the Elections bill bo postponed tho llepubllcans hnvoit ntnigglo betoro tbem l with tho Tariff bill nnd othor pending meiisiiros that will glvo six vvoeks of continuous nnd har assing toll. Senator Carlisle nays that tho Doiuoerats will make n dntormlnod opposition to the Tariff bill, and exhaust all tho resources ot debato and parliamentary opposition to keopltfrom coming ton final vote. '1 ho Demo crats, moi cover, aro not th" worst etiunilo-of the bill. Bovernl ltepubllcnn senators tiro dis gusted witli it, nnd will throw In its wny every obstnele posslt.lo. In addition to tho omoud niont which will bo proposed by Henator Hull, earning out the reciprocity Ideas of (secretary Dlalnc. other propositions will tie brought forward by ltepubllcnn HonntorH thnt will cause the I Inance Committoo much nnnosnnco and embnrrassmont. It seems hardly probable now that the bill can be do featod In the hennto. but niter Its passage Its enemies will follow It to thoConforonco com mittee nnd endoarorto hang it up thoro until tho time comes whon an ud.uurnment Is abso lutely necessary. Major McKlnloy is display- jngns much anxiety ovor tho fnte of the bill as Benators on thu Financn Committoo are. llo was lu tho Senate Chamber to-day drumming up friends for honator Morrill's motion to take the bill up. and was very much chagrlnod at its The genornl opinion to-night Is that tho agreement In tho Conference Committee on the Silver bill moans thnt a mensitte will go to tho Presidont lor his signature in a fowaavH. The Democratlo members of tho conforonco would not sign the report, as they held out for frep coinngo, but It Is known that thoi nre very wellsntlsllcd with what thoy got. and aro anx ious tu havo tho two Houses adopt tho report. Bpeakor lleod was not at all pleased whon he lenrnod that the conference had como to an agreement, and a rather heated controversy took plnoe between him and Chairman Conger ot tfio Coinage Committee whon tho news of the ngreomont came ovor to the Houso. Mr. Hoed shook his head and poundod on his desk, and in Tnrious ways mode known to Mr. Conger thnt in his opinion tho conlorenoo hnd been too hasty in arranging a compromise which gives tho silver men virtually all thoy ask for. The (Speaker thinks it would havo done no harm to have allowed tho silver bill to remain In dead lock forsomq time longer, as a meunsof bring ing both r-ODators and lleprosontatlves to terms in regard to other matters ot legislation. Tho bpenker cannot bo counted upon to be very ncilvo In securing tbo adoption ot the confor enuo roport. With the. Elections bill, tho Tariff bill, the Bilver bill, and lbs ltlver and Harbor bill, all belug nttacked bi enemies, both within and without thu party, the ltenublloan Benators re alise thnt they have a very complicated task betoro them to biing about an adjournment while leaving In good shapo tho issues upon which they bono to enrrj tho oloctlou. Major Molvlnley, whllo anxious for action upon tho Tariff bill. Is only lukewarm upon tho onforcod measure of .Messrs. Hoed oud Lodgo. Mr. Mc Klnley defines his position by stating that he llrmly believes that the party has issues enough without passing tho 1'orco bill. He docs not think this niensuro will help th party vory much In tho campaign, but Is rather in favor of giving it consideration In thoBeunto now that it hns passod the llouso. He Is willing to make a vlrtup of necessity, but like many other members of his party ho re grets that the necessity oxlsts. It is probable that within the noxt two or tnro9 days the lie publican Henntors will havo eloared the way sufficiently to allow an ostlmato to bo mado of vrhnt legislation Is to bo enacted or cttemptod boforo tho day set for adjournment Tho conferroos upon the Consular and Dlplomatfo Appropriation bill havo roacbod an ngreomont upon tho differences between the two Houeos. The Houso recedes from Its disngraomotit to tho benato amendments In creasing tho salaries of the Ministers to Tur key, tbo Aigontlne Jtepnblio. and tho Unltod btntes of Colombia from 7.5o0 tollO.Omi. and providing tor a Minister to Peru nt n salary of llOOnu, tho Mlnistui to Chill ut prosout being ui-o accredited to Peru. Also to tho r'onato amendments incioasjng the salary or thu Mlnlstor to Denmark from t.'i.niio to $7,DnO, changing tho tlllo of tho American rep resentative to Hwltrorland tiom Min ister Kesldont ucd Consnl-tienernl to i;nvoy l.Ntraonllnnry nnd Mlnlstor Plen ipotentiary, and Increasing tho allowance of tho commercial agent at ISoma. In tho (ongo bnsin. lor sn'arv nnd expem-o. front 14,01111 to f J.tKW, this lnttor amount being n compromise from Sfi.oo i. The umendmentB Hindu to thu bill bv thn benato for tho puip so of enabling tho President lo nrn Into offoct cerinin looommendntlons of thu Pnn-Ainerluiu Conference tiro also agreed to by tho llouso. as is an amendment increasing the salary ot the Consul. Uenoral nt tho City ol Mexico to 4.oiin. Tim snlaiy of tbo Cousiil-donoriil ut Vienna is llxod nt f.'i.COO. The House nlso recedes from Its disagreement to n uinjnrliy of tho Funato amendments Increasing tno enlarvo! ovlstlng consulates or untabllshlng now consulates, tho beinitu giving wny In those ensos In which tho Homo ruftisud to do so. Ileprosontatlvo Cot-swell to-dny, by roqnest, Intro lured n b II nppioprlnllng tl.nOO.OOO to nslnbliih iiidusitlil tralnlig schools and to provide land fci ncgiors to be held under lenso vv lib privilege ol subse nient nurch lees. 'i Im bill nulhoi 1es Iho I resident to npjiolnt n commission of live tenons, who rhiiii iur ch iso tun sun iro mllos of good arable Innd Irom any of tho Hoiithern Males, to le divided Inln inn-aero lots for setliuinent hynogroes. who shall tio required to pay the Government an iimmul rental of five hales of cotton foi the use ol the land. A leitnln amount of Ihe land purchased shall be sot apart for school pur poses, nnd buildings and teachers mo pro vided for, und children of all tenants residing onsinh publlo domain shall bo required to nttend. Fcnator Date, from the Committee on Agri culture nnd l'oreety, to-day submitted a report of tho minority on tlio bill roported some weeks ngo to provont the adulteration m food i nnd drugs. Tliu inpott nays Unit tho mlnniity roeognlzes the propriety of ovury tub stand- i lug on Its own bottom vvhothoi it contains pure drugs or compound drug-, pure lnul or coMipnutnl lnul, but cannot iihm-m to Congro-s "knock lit' tho hotioiuout" of ono article nf too I to help another, or ono drug tor tho I ono lit of nnothei, or of compound bird in ordor to depilvo hog's Inrd ol mnolltiou. It Is bo llevod sitvs thn minority Unit such would bo mo inevitable ieult of tho in-hiigoot the bill, The minority also minks it iiniidtlsablo to eoiiectnnd imivnnt Iho unadulluratlon of food products, as it would nvcessltniu the incurring of nn iiMiundliurii of a largo amount ot money bv pay ulllccrs to enforco tho provlsiuns of tho bill. John A. Lacy of Missouri, clork In the Ton slou Ufllce. has bocn promoted to bo a princi pal examlnor: Jmnui 1. Downtaln of est v Irglnla and Charlos II, Thomas of New ork, sporlnl examiners In tho Pension Olllco, have resigned: William Hamilton of Pennsylvania has t een appointod assistant general agent of education lor Alaska. '1 li Assunlt nn Clot, llulpln, Thomas I'ltlkin, the boat owner. ho Is under arreit for a-saiilllugl'U) t John Hall P v.as arraigned mice yrater I l the .lellsriim Mark-t i't lice I ourt. VI hen he u i llrst litought iiilie-e mi presenled a cerilii rat' Irom IT lliinbolil, lmi.se surgeon ot n. Vim ents IPs I si ststinc that ll.ili lus condition was still dsn sen. s Jislhe III. ell. lsue I a eubpma lur the pin en isn. who appeared latr, when L'ulklli v. as ogam piaied lefou the bar I'r liaubold said that since Saturday afternoon he had given seven csrllrl tans as to llalplna condition He could i ei mske them more specific than lie had made them lalpln wss llsely to die at any moment Justice O Itellly re fused le admit Culsln te balk and rciaau ltd liiu. v Sick Headache Biliousnoss, IMorvousnoss, Aro Curod by Hoods SarsaparsIIa lee, lttKKDr .c cu., it or o blame. It la Not Their Poller lo IrTent T.m. ploveea from llnlnc Mlllfnry Only. Co). David H. Austen or the Thlrtoonth Hogl ment, llrooklyn. rocolvod last week tho follow ing lotter signed with tho firm namo of Leo. Tweedy ,V Co.. wholcsalo dry goods dealers in Worth street, this city: William sillier, In our mploy In the shawl depart ment. Informs us that tie will be required to attend the Mate camp during the week ending July VO We find that It m 111 be tmporslble to hare htra absent from bust ness at that time should It be necessary for htm to be away at the above time we will be compelled to get an other clerk to flit his position. Whon Honry D. Knngcr, a member of tho firm, saw thn lottor prlntod In the nowspapers ho did not know what It moant. Neither did his pnrtuers. Thoy found out yosterday that tho letter was n forgery, Mtllor and A. E. Oood, another clork, wore, with the help of Honry C Church, tho bond ot thn shawl de partment, responsible for It. Miller wanted his vacation, and did not want to go to camp. It Miller took his vacation last weok It would glvo Good his vacation at a tlmo when ho do slrod it. Bo Miller loft town, and Oood wrote tho lottor and signed tho firm name. Whon tho llrm found out thoso facts they sent Qo3d to Col. Austen to oxplaln. Mr. Church camo In for a lecturo for letting tho trick be plated. He said: "WhnnMlllor nnd Good camolto tno nbout tholr vacations I told them 1 could not spnro both at tno same tlmo. Mlllor wns duo at tho camp the same week that Oood wanted to get nwny. Miller didn't want to do mrap duty nnd wns willing to go away earlier to accommodate Good. Thoy both told mo that a sltnplo excuse, nbout the same thing that a schoolboy would tako to his toucher, would relieve Mlllor Irom his camp duty. 1 agreed to tho excuse and told Good to vvrlto It. Ho did so nnd sent it without my seeing It. nnd Miller startod on his vacation. 1 did not supp bo It was going to bo n letter of that kind, nor that Good was going to sign. the Unit namu." Mr. Bangor says tho Incident has annoyed himself and his purtnorexccedlngly. .Noein ploronol ours." he says, "has over boen pro vontod by threat oi otherwlso from nttendlrg to Btato Iduty, for it is contrnry to our spirit I nnd disposition in such mutters. Our senior has tour sons In tho militia. 1 or thirty-llvo years our men have b, en freulv j ermlitod to perforin mllltntyntid jury duty, nnd havo re ceived regular pav from us while so ougnged." Miller will probablybavotoattond tbo I'eoks kill oncnnipmont after all. His tour thoro will begin on July in nnd bis vacation will be over by tnnt time. The firm has not decided yet what to do with Miller or Good. The following lottor was written by Col. Austin beforo he learned that thn Urm wns re sponsible for tho excuse sent to him iletlrt Ut, ru-erclM fo Iteptylng to your letter referring to Private Miller and his tooror camp duty. I beg to state that applications for excuse under the code are made to ihe ottlcers ordering the drill or du:, In the case of state ramp, to the Commander In Chief fiJovernori. to be mudo by the abasnteeand forwarded through the channels of su perlor ofherra t'sualiy letters written by employerstn good faith are received and full comlderatlon given thereto I am advised In this esse that Ml ler Is now on his vacation, having been compelled to take It at this ttme l) your Mr. t hurcli and, possibly, that some other andolder employee might take the time which would have enable i Mil er to nerforui his dut). We naturally look to those having business interests to support the National Guard, but as It le ngnlu-t the rolicy of my regiment that any man should be made o sutler by reason of contracted views of othera If Miller cannot go to camp t have outlined the course to follow, and beg lo ssiure you that 1 shall approve the excuse to the Commander lu Chief rather tl.au have him discharged, aa advised In your favor. V our very obedient servant. JJivid K. AciTxx, Colonel Commanding COAI.-l'ASSLIt BAyaujt'3 DE.nn. Engineer Rockefeller Acctiaed of III Treat Inc st Juylns Mun. Henry Itockofeller, the first assistant ontrl neor of the Ward line stoamship City of Wash ington, was put on trial yosterday bo lore Judge Donedlct and a jury In tho United States Cir cuit Court on a charge ot ill treating llolnhold Hangor. a coal passer, who died at sea ou April C, nnd was burled In Hnvaua. Tbo ship's sur goon nscrlbod bis doath to hoart disease. Tho prosecution of Itockofeller Is nt tho Instance of tho Bailors' ond Flromon'sl'nlon. Kockofoller's accusors are William Andorson. Hnns oud John Graff, and Frank Altman, mossmatos of Sanger. Altman, who was ltolnbold's companion in the englno room, testified thnt on tho day bo foro Sanger dlod bo complained of being sick. Whon Altman sought to uld him ltockefoller Insisted that banger should remain at his work, ana forced him Into the engine room, striking nnd shaking blm vln- lently when tho sick man tnotested. Itockefellor. when appealed to by the other llroniou. insisted that Banger was playing off." Banger begged tho engineer to relluvo him without nvnil, nnd thou called to Hiotnnn Graff' "If vou lovo mon littlo please take are of mo. for 1 nm dying." Graff told Pock efeller that tho man was roally blck. and not 'playing oil." Tho engineer replied: "Ho shall not piny slek nny longer, llo'n not sick." ltockoieller snw tnat banger was unable to passmal. and put him to work vv heeling u bar row until hnnyor could un lungnt stand on bis feat, ltockefeller struck him on tho stomach with his open hand, throwing him down. Asslstnnt L'niteu Btntes Distikt Attorney O'Connell conducted the piosecutlon. The witness was en B-exnnilneil by Do J.nncoy Nleoll for ltoekeleller, nnd tho enso was then adjournod until to-day. HAVE rili'.V JUMPED 11AILT The IVherenbouta or Oeorae Vf. Hllrox and Mine Purker Hill! n Mystery. The llrooklyn caro-r of ficorgo W. Bllcox, concerning whom thoro was minted lu Thk Hun yostordny nn interesting stur Is pretty vv oil known. The story had to do chiefly with his desertion of his wife nnd his olopoinont with n llrooklyn girl, Miss Goorglan.t Patkcr, with whom he has been living until rocontly nuar Philadelphia. It is on account of Ml ox's disnppeatancK with Miss Pniker n dayortuo sgo, near tho oxpliatlon of the tlim, when thnv wore to appear lor ovainliuitlnn on a cliaige of living together out nt wedlock- Hint led to a hunt forMicov and Ml.-s Parkei. Whilo It Is alleged that Slleov has gone to I'.uropo ngulu with Miss l'nikni, this roport could not be cor lohornted yesterday bv luwver llonjiimln II. llayllss of blrdfoje. Clonl.A llavliss counsul for Mrs. Mlcox. It Issald thnt Mrs. Hlleov now lives In Pliilndulphla. nnd that sho hns rerov verod her house In r-oveutli avenue, brooklyn, which Sllcov. had jugglod horout of under tire tence that ho was lu a tight idaco und nucded money, Turn loony (Usee tlio Tenth Ward un Online. The Tammany Hall Association of the I Ighth Asaem bl) district gave au excurrloii vietenlay to the Tenth I vvsrJers The steiimboat Long Jlrancli and tun banes left the root of Jlroiime strest at 11 oc ofk with over .MMsjpeop'e on board The exctirsionuts went tourl ental Drove ou Long Island Sound Hits Is Ihedrstex turson the Tammany association In this district hts gtvili lorraerly ilia excursions of this district were uu'ler the direction of ihe lolin J li'llrn n Asbuclatlun K.iwarillllrs.di managed the dancing and was availed b) Deuiils I ugart) oeoigs Mm I. the leader of thedis trlcl. Has on hand eerlv.slld so were Albert Mterlch. the i tialruisii ol the district association, and the nslsr ant Chairman Waltrrl) Keecli. among the otl.erson the steamer and barges were Ass-mblHiliui IVIsstg Al dermnu llenjamlli, ix AsaemM) man i nrls'tsu Mars, ex Aldirmau l.ang Utorge hrouso, IT. M, MarklewKi, and c Harry Mlmr. A 1'iillrriunu Iteatlra lllniacll lit .lie Hut lug rismes burst from Charles 1'orsrhner A Hon s scales factory In the basement of 41 Hlvinglon street nt -MS A M yesterday. Policeman Thomas J. viorrls pounded on the boiled hallway door nllh his nightstick, three families were asleep la the house Presently tbe door gave way. and Morrli rushed In and hustled out the hlesch family who livoon the llrst floor and whom ho found half smothered In the hallway .Next he re,cued old Mrs. lobtss from the second floor She swoonsd be. fore he got her out but in the air shesoou rxilved liy this time Morris was exliauand and ha fell down the stirs leslmg to the bssomenL ihe nreuien had arrived and they helped htm nut Hie tat Mil f-ilulh on the third Hour escaped to the roof of the next house About osi dsinage was done to the shop Mrs Mcsch's thn e canur) I Itds were sufocitcd lu fie ir razes. Tlio Opentntc oT l.exlnstlmi A senile. Judge liigr.ihaiii 1 as connrmel the report of the Cora mlMluners lu the opening of bexlnstm avenue from MiieD second street to invd strict They assess the property in the neighborhood at ti.uiwj.t.: M the elevated railroad compsnv is awarded M for dim age to property and VJ.aai for damage to buttaluga. yor sunburn. Itching, and all pain nothing o,usis road's liilracu CooUof and totaling -ajv, i DP IN THE STATE CAMP. WILLIAM VVKPIIY ASlt JUS SALOON bXILL TIIEIIK. The Offlcera or tbe Ninth rtfnnd Vp for rieir JCeHtralnl Itumoia that Gen. Porter und Mr. llnnptiy Itiive Compromised. Btatk CAMr, Pf.ekskhi July 7. Thoro Is war hore alrondy. No halt cartridges hnvo bocn Issued, but Gen. Porter Ikib sont forth this order as a challengo: OnniRs .So. 3. The tale of all spirituous liquors, wine, ale, or beer In this ramp has been forbllden by the Commander In Chief since tbe establlilnaent of the eamp A place forthetsale of these arllc'es having leen opened this season almost upon the Mate grounds, It Is duo totlis sentiment ot the people of this State who support the tvatlonal nuard. and obedience to the or iters ot the Commander In Chief requires that officers and enlisted men abstain flora taking advantage of Ihe situation: and without rrl acting upon their soldier ly spirit and obedience. It is ordered that while on duty at the camp ottlcersand eulisieJ men will not approach the place referral to. This order will be read to each company and potted upon 111 bulletin board Tho trouble Is about n mlld-mnnnorod man named William Dunohy, a saloon koooor of Pookel.lll, who has built a tomplo dovolod to Mammon and Gambrlnus just besldo tho Y, M. C. A. tent In the applo orchard north of tho camp ground. Nobody seems to havo any ob jections toDunphy personally. His placo looks respectable. It Is woll known that tho Ninth llogtmout, which has 500 men horo, was at odds withhoadquartoiB for some tears back, Thnt fooling vvascomiuored by tho admiration for tho regiment axprcssod nftertho tour of duty which It dlditn camp last summor. The new spirit of loyalty to AdjU-Gon, Porter, which the praises of last oar engondorod, rosulted In a mooting ot tho offlcurs, which dlrooted Adit. Dochart and Commissary Clomants to draw up resolutions expressing the sentiments of tho officers upon tho subjoot ot Illicit drinking. That mooting adjourned to meet in tho Com missary's tent to-night. Theso aro tho reso lutions: At a meeting of the Board of Oncers of the Ninth Regiment, .S O. UK, V., held this 7th day of July, lsoo. It was unanimously resolved that It Is the sense of the Jioard that the establishment of auy ptaoe for the sate of spirituous liquors, wines, ate. or beer In the vicinity of the Camp of Instruction should be and Is deprecated and condemned as being in direct opposition not only to the sentiment of the people of this Slate, who have given sucli generous support to the ftallounl Guard, but lu conflict with the operations or the orders ol the t utn mender in Chief ami the views and desires of the ottl cere and members ot tbe Mnth Keglment. That It is believed the otfliere and enlisted men of the Mnth Iteglment will both understand and appreciate the arrogant an 1 defiant spirit which has lnuuced the establishment of the place for the sate of liquors almost lit nn the state grounos, and that as true soldiers they will emphasize their disapproval of the same by a strlot compliance with uritere .No. Jleadquarteia Camp ot Inst-uctlon, lasted this day. Dunphy himself was somowhat surprised at the native opposition wnlch his bar arousod. Ho did not want, ho said, to get Into any trouble with tho officials of iho btato, and ho propo-os. ho also save, to keep a perfectly ordorly place. In furtherance of his schemo nt least this Is tbo reason ho gives ho hns built a handsome fence of Georgia tdno to shut oil all view ot tbo soldiers who imblbu at tbo threo open sides of his pagoda. Unco upon a time thoro wns a section of a law vv bleu gav o the Commandant of a military post In this Btato jurisdiction overall tho tot rltory comprised within a radius of ono mllo irom tho post, but somehow this soctlon was loft out when tho. National Guard laws wero cod llled. Gen. Portor rnn across tliK snog when ho llrst took command. Then, ns now, thoro was a booth for tho sale of crnmp-glvlng vvatormol ons nnd soft diinks, and Cien. Portor ordetod tho owner to get out. The mnn consulted a Poekskllllawynr and sont back vvoid of de flnnco to Gen. Portor and nil tbo rost of them. He kept right on soiling autldotos for Jnmnlca ginger and cholera modiclno. and last tear u new man onenod a placo of the same kind right opposlto the loner guard houso nt tho uoat landing Porter himself told the story of how this last man greeted him In dorislon with tbo strnlnsof a crackud accordion, when ho made his ndvont Into the cum p. with "Hall to tho Chief." Tho camp grows moro military evoryyoar. This your ovun the newspaper mon aro re quired In a special oidor to bring credentials, and, when thoy aro odmlttod. to conform lo military rules Annthor Innovation is thoro quirlng thut nil the anils for duty shall bo soundod by the full drum corps lnstoadotby the Held musicians of tbo guard Alone With euch n drum corps as that of the Mnth -the best la the country this is a good thing, nut it might bo different. Tho drum corps mndo "a bad break "to-night, however. One man np pearod.when the supper cull was sounded, with russet shoos on. Col. Howard will Imiulro Into this. In othor respects the Mnth has already oarnod praico. Undine, ns they did, almost evorythlng to do in making thu onmp tho pink of perfection whlcn Inspector-General Harbor requires it to be. thoy succeoded In a elnglo day In gottlng Into such a condition, with grass cut nud stteots trimmed, that Col McGrath, tho Inspector, said to-day it was tho best sec ond dny's camp he ovoi saw. est Point can t hold ntundle to it. Kven Major Jackson of the regular army, who is hore to observe hadn't it word to say against It, 'iho fun ot tho camp is found In watching Tr op A. whoso young men nro learning to ride ns well ns to gtildo n lot of llvoty steeds through military evolutions Those sons of millionaires aro also learning how it fuels to bo n stableman. Uno pnrt of this duty thoy escape, becauso they navon't got any stable, but the other pntt, tho euro of tbo horses. Is hard enough for tbem. After supper to-night thoy took nil tho horses to tho brook In the meadows between the camp and Ito.i Hook to wutor. Tho horses woro willing enough. In fact, they had got so boated etniidlug in a picket lino bnck of the mess hall camp in the stinshino thnt thoy wanted moro than ndilnk. One of them rushed into tho brook and rolled. Private John M. Kunpp was on his back when tho fun bognn. He changed his clothos aftor ho got back to camp. Detective Murray of Hyrnes's staff, who wob horo yesterday, went away just too soon to o.irn his moiioy. There wns a protty littlo vvoninn going around the enmu about 0 o'clock looking for alostpockatbook. Sho dropped it, she snld. lu a bout as sho camo ovor. 'lhero was an eldorly man with flowing whiskers In tho boat, nnd nlso u drummorfor n Now York cigar houso there. If she llnds either of them to-night sho Is going to mnko a scene. U hero Is n report ntloat to-nlght thatDiinphy nnd Gen. I'ortor have come to an undorstnnd Ing that tho snloon is to bo put under a sort of hall mllltaiy surveillance. Botno persons linllevu this is true, bucause Gen Portor la known to hnvo beon In favor for several jears of establishing n regular canteen hore. Thuso linvn boon esta'ullbhod In tho army with good results, and thoyieturn handsome profits lo the companies in tho nrmy which own them. Theio Is ono thing against tho probablliilns of this rumor, however. That Is that tlon. Portor took n careful look ut tho temple of rum last night alter taps, and decldod that it would make u good guard houso; and thoro Is nn othor rumor utlont. that ho has offerod n largu roward nut ol his private purso to havo tho building removed, lco box ntul all to the bluff b,-sldo tho bnrborshop. That thn lco box would be valua ble In subduing refuictory soldiers was t rovon last night, dipt. Marks of (.ompanv P was the nlticei of the dn yesterday. Ho got word that I n lot of men wero uniovliig tho niral retreats i bobhlo the old i dnlu Aniisvillo, nnd ho posted ovet with a fllo ol men. llo examined tho premifos with care nnd didn't find any ono un til hoopuncd a lie ndrtgorator. Out or that his mon pulloil two soldiers, hen tho prison ern teeth stopped chattering onoiigh for them to speak ono of thorn stammered. 'lii.iiik tioil' iftou hadn't got us out just then vvn would hnvo beon Icicles now." A nienibiii of Troop A had n nairovvesenpo this morning. '1 he whole troop vvuro galloping neross tho upper parndo ground In it ullil charge, jolling llko Comnnchi", when a flnry liverv steed that missed the oxi-iiuiunnt of ele vated ods nud milk wagons. (included to buck. Hurry it. Duller wns on his back at Iho Mart and he might havo staved lhero If tho glithslind held, but thoy didn't. Thu saddle gut mot nri'l mon) nvviy. nnd linndy. when It slipped mound just tinier tho lioise's belly, llutler took n spin Into thu air. He camo down ngnln, but ho isn't feeling well. The 1'realdrnt uud Ilnliy JllcH.ee) Take Their I list IMp In thn Otruu. CArr Mat Point, July 7,-Thls morning tho I'rOFliIont took his first bath in tho ocean in company with Mrs Mclvco, Mrs. Dlmmlck, nnd littlo lloniilo McKco. Mn. Harrison did not join her husband In tho water, but was con tent to watch the others from th" bench at tho foot of Ocean nvenuo Tho ontorprlsing ntiin tour phoiograt hut. who hud boon jintleiitly vvnitliig foi till- ment, wns Immediately nt hand with his camera, with the evident pur tio-o ol gottlng it plcturn ut tho Piesldent In bathing giirinonts, Ills efforts, lion over, proved futile, ns Im wns nt onco ordered away, Mr Harrison seemed to eruoy his bath very much. Ho remained In tho water for a short tlmo only. A Krcelver lor n Hterl C'nmpiiuy. Br, I.ouis, July 7.-TI10 1'armors' Loan nnd Trust Company of Now York llled 11 petition In the l'cdornl luurt to-day for a roeolvor for tho Kt. I.ouis Oro nnd btoel Company Tho prop er!) of tho company in Illinois passed into tho hands ot 11 receiver Inst vvoek. 'iho c mimny holds bonds to tho value nf f .'.uiu ii),ou which Interest has been defaulted, Thu pioperty which was Included In tba mortgages given tbs partners' Loan nnd Trust Company to tecuro their loans was tho tract which i known ns the Pilot Knob property. In Iron nnd nelghborlnK counties in boutueast Missouri. Howjj, CnrTlngcfl, &r. FJLA.imRAU&rca (I7C, a?4, .170 UKOOMi: HT. Apr hi und Summer Carriage OP TIIU XIIIHT ('I,AN, vrcToitiAH nrcKitoAnni ic C springs) ilngi'arihlvlei, VII 'lllitl.lH IH'( KIMSAKlis tneirulari tsurre) style). JKH'liA VATl1 tn nak and I'alntMl til I'assi tigers) V) AllO.N KTTEtJ. Stll'HAW.UI OMVIIIIHI (It Krontl. LAMIAIS, TICK KAVVA1N tCoupe) Pot and Village Carts, film. Ftsntwpss, rnatfma. Itoad VV arena haiiry lload Trapa, llepnt Wagons Poo tors I'hiietons, tiililren'a Traps, lluckboarda, hx. Tee tabrloleta lop Pony 1'tinelons. SECOND-HAND nronglisnis, I.andaus, ltockaway Coach Cnrts, Omni buses, ttoad Wagons. Phaetons I x. Toji Cabriolets vt torias. tanuy Traps, Curtain llocknways Landauteta. A I.bAltK-l.NV ITLD to lnspeot onr rnatrhlsss varlsty ot novelties In NATURAL WOOD CARntAUfiS: PAtNTRB WnnK OFr.VERV I'BCRtr0. In no other carriage estahltsiuneiii can be round such a lombltinttonof KVI.UTrillSU JtAUK OS VMIhhLH, and lloree Pqulpmentsof every kind. MMII.K llUfhltOARPsC llL'AI, nUCKIlOAIHIH. Tiiti'i.n iiucKniiAitiia the newest and most Ingsnlous designs. BLBOAM UAME CAttTS AM) PI ItllY WAOONS. Fnrreya ftlsetons, HunatKinta, AT llockaways. Tuxedo Wagona, ritlORS Kx. Top l'haetena. Splndlea ClillTAlK Vlctoriae. TVagonettea To liuggles. Depot VV agona, PbP.ABR Pony Wagona. VII.LAQB CAnTfl, DOO CARTS. TOST CAETTl Road Carta Snlkeys-Aa IlAItMISh IN ORKAT VAItlETT u mads on the premises noitsn cLOTiu.Nu and all uoRsn ooodsv JOHN MOORB. WAREROOMa S3 TO 89 WABRBM BX. Largest stock In U. s. of irelivery Wagona for Dry floods Laundry, llnttlera. (trocars. Carpenter, final, bers Confectioners, and all other business, best goods, our own make of best material, finest finish, reasona ble terms. Rny from the builder RACfMJ VVAQON AND CARRIAOR 00, 1QI-1S3 South 6tli av New York. BTJHINESH WAnoNHOtr handmade wagons are acknowledged the best for New York olty street, and aro oheapesl to buy We carry lis stock Ml wagons to aatt alt purposes Call bsfore purchasing elsewhere NKW ToltK. VVAUON CO.. S83-687 Hudson st. corner Bank nitSINEHH WAOONH.-100 NKW, 10 HBO OND IIaNO PKLIVRllY VVAOONSt ALL STTLKSl FL'LLV WARKANThU. ItcIY Of MANUyACTPRBSj HAVK VIONBY VVAOON3 TAKRN IN BXCHANQB. UtlllHOS VVABU.N CO.. S HUDSON ST. BUBINRHB VVAOONR. TRUCKS. VANa and harass!, our own make, for sale cheap on easy terms. PNITKU STATJ'.S VVA110N 00, ad ay. corner scth st. BREVVHTKRTCART, In perfect order, S30O! also other second band carrlagea cheap. UNITED STATES CARKIAOR COMPANY, ild av cor. "th st wtaV. ejs.sa Ppeelat. Jost received, two car loads of onr Light De livery Wagons for country use, with or without topa RACINB WAOO.S c'O. 151 Sooth Sth av. NT. WANTRD Porkeepdurlngtbe rummer, a nice gen He horse and eurrer. Address Mrs. B. C. SM1II1, P. U. box 080. Nyack. N T gulling crniit.s. EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS! Illustrated catalogues free. WHITMAN SADDLU CO. 118 Chambers st IT SSD1 HAPPILY. Jllra, Bbnnton Convinced tlint Sir. O'JLearw Did Not Touch. Her ItucL Hair. Lawyor William J. O'Leary of 108 Past Fifty fourth street, this city, who was accused of touching tho baok hair ot Mrs. I.illlo M. Shan ton, tho wlfo ot Charles Bhanton of 330 West Twenty-third etrcot, whllo going aboard tho Thirty-fourth stroet ferryboat Sug Harbor at Hunter's Point, on tholr way homo from the) Sheepshond Hay racos, on Wodnosdny night, appeared beforo Justice Manloy in Lung Island City last night, accompanied by many frionds, who camo to testify to his good charactur and standing. This wns not neeossary, however, as both Mr. and Mrs. bhanton had already satisfied thcmsolves that Mr. O'l.oary was not tho culprit, nnd they wont to .Long Island City for the purpose ot withdrawing tho nccusatlon and relieving Mr. O'l.oary or tho stigma. Hanlol O'Connor, assistant United btates At torney, a friend of Mr. OM.onry's. told the Court that both Mr. and Mrs. Miantnu woro convinced, ultcr inijuirlng into Mi. (J'l.eary's standing, that ha was incnpab.e of committing such un unmanly act, and reiiuasted permis sion, on bohalt of Mrs. Mumtnti, to witudraw the charge. Ho also requested thut tho charges of assault which Mr. bSUunton's fi loud. Book maker Oliver P. Koyes of 3 1'J West Twenty third street and Mr. O'Loary made against each other, bo uuashod. Augustus i'ield, prlvato socrotary of Sheriff Ficklcs and a friend of Mr. O'Leary. who bad accused Mr. Koves of throateninc him with bodily harm, also uskod to havo his charges withdrawn. Justico Munley consented to tho vvlthdinwal of tho obar'Os remarking thatit was a happy nnd satislactory sottlemnnt Sir. nnd Mrs. hoies woro behind Mr. and Mrs. Shanton going on tho boat on the night of tho occurrence. Tho umbrella that touched Mrs. Shanton's hair was thrust over Mr. lioyes's shouldor from bohlr.d. Mr. O'Leary nnd his friend hnpponud to bo behind Mr. Koyes at the time. In tho excitement Mr. O Leary was sluglod out as tbe ono who com mlttocl the offence. Mr. Koyes used physical argument In re monstrating with Mr. O'Leary for his supposed action. Tho policeuiun nt tho forry took Mr. Koyes to tho station, whoro Mr. O'Loary aa cused him of assault. Mr. Keyos then made a similar charge against Mr. O'Leary. Thn noxt mm nine In court Mrs Shanton accused Mr. O'l.oary of assault lu touching her hair with an umbrella. Mr. Fields then neoused Mr. Keyoi of threatening to do him bodily harm. After ths tempers of all concornod had cooled they bognn to understand that somebody had made a mistake. MltNIE PALMBll'S NEW DUOS. A. Collie. Two Npanlele, and as Pas TerO Oobe to Oo Tandem lo a Cart. Minnie Palmer got home from England yes torday on the Borvln with John H. llogers, her husband, sixty plocos of luggago, two Hngllsb cobs, an L'ngllsh groom and maid, and four now dogs. Sho busied herself all tho afternoon setting to rights hor nnnrtmonts In the Oram crcy Hats. Hor now dogs are a big collie, Sir Ilupoit. two King Charlos Spaniels thnt wore gifts from Lord Itosobory nnd Lady Archie Campboll. and an arlstocratio pug. One ot tbs spaniels haBa sllvor house to sleep in. The silvor house was n gift from blr Honry Olaver Ing. Tho nctross also brings horo Innumerable novvdrussos. Uettlng ihudiousns through the ustom llouso kept hur husband busy until daik. Miss Palmer bought tho cobs to go with a two-wheeled English cart that she proposes to drive tandem, with hor littlo Lngllsh groom sitting In stato nn tho box. Tho nctross has got two now plays. "A Fool'a Mato "and "My l'llinn Honnn." Bho will ap pear In tho latter at tho Ktandaid Theatre In October, bhu wears uiau s clothes lu the sec ond act. Manager Horaco Lcdgor and Ivan Caryll wnro follow passengers with Miss Palmer, l.edgor produced "Marjnrle" with success In London, and thinks of doing It here. Ho is nlso looking ahout for n now tonor. Oood ones nro scurcu in Kngland. The ritreeta Must lie Kept Clean, Tlio pn'lce auxiliary street cleaners, celloqultlly know n as "paper chaaers M figured lu the return to the street Cleaning Coininlitloner yesterday Sergeant Patrick 11 Pickett, their commander, reported that from July I to I 1' M visterda) the a piad had arrested forD-one offenders, nfteen ot whom fell into the nel jesterday. The Sergeunt suggests lu his report that the rttlctenry of the squsii can be increme I by dividing It into three see Pins. In this a) tbe regular roll call could be answered without taking su much of the melt's tlmo from their out) The sua duet luduatry was taken In hand yesterday by the Hoard of Aldermen and an ordinance was passed roinjehlng the radut peddlers to purvey thsh coiiiiuodp) 111 bssseeiirrly tied. Mhii.ii snail nelil er le tilled iioremi tied, nor the tuiitruis thereof permit tel lo be rcallereil or blown about ill anv street, ave nue ir tubllu ilare, under a 1 eually of $;.tur every violation rnlliemnn ,'HH AVIII I'lenee Uaplutu. Arnold Toainsi hulT a )ounr Austru Hungsrlsn com p'a.r.id at i'ie I'o ice cutral omen Un night of 1 1 treatment bv a pu iieinen Ai 1 orJiag to his story toll throJgli 1111 iuterjretr, he fame in this tountry recently and was I Ired as A viaitir in Conrad Mullet restaurant at ll'i I iglllll avenue. The customers atuuied tlietnae v witli knocking him about. et eciailr a policeman wnoie name, le tliinke is tleur) ai d wlioe e iii.iiii er is is. lids policeman on .viay m he ears, shovea tula against tliebur aiih suoii firceihal Jits l",astbnii.. was iiroseu and he las been uuler treattneiilallhe Vlt Mllul ItO'pitsL Ilrlug told that If be coiuplsliied against tl.e judu eiiuin he wool 1 not only get pKll lor the 1 1 ma lie ha I Inst, but also gel bis passage laid tu I urope a thing le desires, ss lie I at had enoujli of Amerlc ibe huaieticd to make his com P aim. snif n Ilttby vm sick, we cave hr Caatorla, When ihowag a Child, she cried forCaatoria, Whon ihe became atise, atie dune ta Caatoria, Wu silt bad OUldreo, aa( rata Uvea Oelaietia, i

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r u THE SUN, TUESDAY, JULY P, 169a 8 Jlj I jTboys are home again, Arr, iit7T o.vxc up c.PBa ;,D toa'B odt irissBit. i. Defeated by X.arste Beore-AII of '-lrlirW.il i ..ied-nalW of the Other Oamee I .V.lent TO..OB Th. About the lloll rroepeet.-Otber New. Te,t,t,!nys chomrloDBhlp sames resulted M",U0W8 TIIF. NATIONAL L-AOUS. rti.ico.4i Now York. 1. Brooklyn.; Covclnnd. 3. Cincinnati. 3: Philadelphia. 1. IJoston. H i Pittsburgh, 8. THE PLATEUS LBA-UK. KwTorl-.18: Buffalo. Brooklyn. 9: Cblcngo. 0. Pittsburgh. 11 Philadelphia. 5. ClflTolAnd.O: Boston. 8. TDK ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIOS. i.M.fCltr.ll: Worcester. 2. .New Haven, 10 1 Hartford. 1. Wllmlnston. 7: Washington, 1. The National --sasno. If mr. jikcoma, I run. riot. 7u ITMl Ml- !Vf...H 43 20 .877 Chieere) fCT 28 .MS Ineklrn in Cleveland. ...10 40 -MJ BSSl r.lUbWB..-ie 48 .-07 cnicxno In. x.). 4 otw Yon In. 1. Anson paid his second visit ot the season to ih.rolo grounds yesterdar. no had In mind !k. terrible drubbing he received In tholost earle. with the New Yorks. It was his lnten I ZtoceteTon. He did. too. But bad It not L.n lor Hutchinson. Anson would havo been In a different frame of mind otter the concln .Ion of the game. The umnlro was for onoe snmolesud br tho doughty capUln. because that Individual aenorally asreod with AnBon. indmstcrlally helped him to wla tho came by hU poor eyesight. It seems that rowers for n to bring his gogglos along, and couBe "J:mt hil eould not judgo tho cannon-ball de n,Mrotlluse. consequently tho lad got the SlfiKSf It. and two men who gotto Unit base Jn balls anl scored should have bean declared cVtwafth08flrBt Ramo the, New Yorks had voiced on the homo grounds in two weoks. but Srtn thBtd Id not brine out more than 611 spec i.Sri Tho cripples oro cripples no longer. They bar recovered sufficiently 60 play, ind it foemed Rood to tee every man In his H2.r..'SnSiinnV Estorbrook was back on first. y fauaett was on second, and Buckley boning tno lit "he old confidence Is restored, and from nut tho team may bo oxpocted to play 5S?d ball. The lleldlne of the whole toam was MDerb. but one run being made. That run a a dropped thrown, ball by Esterbrook. iKlr weakness -was at the bat. Tho score: Lll.ro LlhrOissK n.raaf.. o p a o o CjoM'.ri....o J g g r!fJS?d b 0 0 o 0 0 Anson, Utb.. ,-0 111 10 S-tb-i 8 i 8ri;-,o,o;p:l 888 lulls. P." ."0 S" jl KHU-dge.c...U 0 0 tt 3 T(1,,, 1 1 24 JO 1 ToUlfc 4 6 S7 10 S 0 0 O 0 O 0 (I t 0-1 Frnd rtmi-Cbloo. 2. Ftnt bue en "ror--Kw t... t riiipiM 1 Left on ba fcew OTK. Hi Chiun fffiliM. on billion Bml.. 4: off Hutch- u$?l Sirnek out-Wrroll. Ilornnni (2). rifnny. B I mi? ButU 5) Mrtnoe hlt-Klttrrd Stolen bises II 'SlSSii ii Wllmot! Doable Ply-Olncoek end Litftroei lilt bv IDteber-Gicoclt. Jtetetbroot. i fli"d b'll-KuLwi.. Umptre-rowere. Tlme-l:2S. AtlUdABCe-SU. BUOOKLTJJ (K. I.). 4 CLEVELAND (K. I-). 2. AlthouRh tho Cleveland (N. L.) team were defeated by the Brooklyn Olub ot Washlnaton Park vestorday afternoon, thoy just about cave the local team ob hard a rub for the hon ors as any club over did. Tie came was a hotly contested, as'well as short Rome, It belnR played In less than one hour and a halt Both pitchers did equally well, but the visitors' errors prorod Tory costly. Tho horns team made hits when they counted for runs, and In this way manoRed to come out at tie front. The special leatures were catches by Bmith. Plnkney. and Ardner. Tne score: iutiluid u). """"I'y-,. B.1IL r.o. a. .nr.o.A.a. cilki.Lf .....oil o o Collin. 2d b.... I l s 8 o Boss. rVr..l tool Plnkney.34t .o 3 l o 0 SckJo,:V...O 0 s 3 o Bnrnf.r.f .....o 0 10 0 Tb lit b 0 17 0 0 Toutr. Htb....l 0 18 O 0 JI"-X'o".. 0 1 4 o c Oonoran. ct..o 0 1 o 0 Zlmme?'a....l 14 0 OTerrj,!. o 13 0 0 JrtMr ft b..o o 8 1 0 Dlr. o 1 3 4 o 0 Sl.y.sD.o 1 3 1 smfib.n.....u o 3 1 1 feMtikp 0 1 o 1 0 Carutner. P"2,2 il 1 ToUlS, "3"724"31 TOUII. 4 7 37 IS 1 n.T.lind ....0 0 0 O 1 1 0 O 0-3 Bioolilyn o 0 10 0 1 3 0..-4 Kmed rone-CleveUnS, 3; Brooklyn. I. Jlnl dam on rrori-Srooklvn, 1. Kirt but on batls-ClaveUrao. 3; Brooklyn, a Left on nee-ci.Teln4. S: Brooklyn. 7. Eirnci oat Cleveland. 8: Brooklyn. 4. Two-basa bit T?5 SacVlSoe bTti-MoKaaa Ardnar (31. lierle. SmlllaT. IkaUo! Tjooble pUya-Smlib and OolUna. pSprra-McD.rmott. Tlma-l.ja AtMndanc 824. orro (it t). S: riTtsanaon (a. uX a. Bowoir. July 7. Tba lltlleritei." aa Boitonlans eomaiimf e call tba Flttibnrfb reDrentatlTa; of tba Ba3" nal Laaxue. ware badly baaian to day by tba Bean i eaten. Ibeacore: 7 aostos Or. u wmaoaoH u). B.la.ro. A. S. B.lBO.A.B. Tjot, o 18 4 3 Sunday, if ...1 110 0 KekalVt b...l 1 13 o 0 Milier.r.t-....l 3 10 0 eulll'an.Lr..1 1 4 O 0 Laroque. Idb..O 14 4 0 SrodlaVr.f s 10 1 0 Oecker. a a. ..0 O I 8 fllnaaa....-3 8 8 0 ORoat.3db 1 O 1 o 0 Soi)arr.Sdb"o 3 1 3 OBerrer.c 0 3 8 3 1 Sesnetio 1 1 1 1 0 MeoW. p ...0 O i 10 1 fmlt",3db....O 8 8 0 0 Kelty. II 0 0 0 u O cSrkMD,p...;o 10 3 0 Wllon.Utt).0l 4 Totala "if4 37ie"3 Totala 8 7 37 24 S Bn-ion 2 1 3 0 O 0 3 O l-a flitabarsn.....:.". 0 u 0 O 0 0 1 1-3 Earned runa-Botton, li Plttiburfh. 1. Jlome run Sunday. Two bane bltai-Hmltb. BennetL Sacrlflce hlta-Tncktr. Brodla. Uinea. Uecker. Kelty, Moien bain Tucker. Laroque. Urit boie on balle By Clark. aon.t by Hacker, a. Xint baaa on arrora-Boiton. 1: rituburgli. I. Peeied ball-Hergan. Wild nltcbea Clarkaoa, i Htruek out-McOarr, BennetL Smith (2) t flecker. DoableplaTa-Lon and Tucker: Decker and Dillon; Decker. Laroque, and wilion. Time L-So. At-Mndance-iSol. Umpire McQuald. CIKCIK1HII l.). 3: riilLlDaimiA t.), 1. rHiuiKLMia. July 7.-Tha rtilladalpldu and Clncln aatla played bare to 4.218 peraona. Bhlnea, wbo la rap Idly eiteW!ihlnr the reoutatlon of the beat pitcher fn the world made bla appearance In tba boxfor the Beda. Tne Morel nntioiiTiiu (n. uv ciacinKirr t.). r. la.r.o.A.ji a.la r.o.a.B. Hamilton. I. f .0 1 4 0 n Mfrhee.2db ..1 17 3 0 Borke.c I I 3 111 MulUne. 1. ...0 12 3 0 Meyera 2db...O 13 11 llollldar. c. C.il 13 0 1 Tbompaon. r. f .0 1 n 1 u Itallly, litb....o 17 0 0 clement". 0....0 1 4 0 Marr. 3d b o 3 0 3 0 Hirer. 3d D..0 0 0 1 1 Knliht.tr 1 u 3 O 0 Mctauley. 1 b..u 1 a o ONIcol. rf 1 O 1 O i Allen, i 0 0 4 A ci Harrington, c .0 18 3 0 blealon,p. 0 0 0 4 0 Bhlnea, p 0 0 3 0 0 Totali "l "727141) Totala 8 7 2710 1 Cleclnnatl O 2 10 0 0 0 0 0-8 J'blladelrhla 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 o-l limed rora Philadelphia, I; Cincinnati. I. Two bm btli-McPhee, Tbnmpinn Three baae hlta-Marr. Xellly. Bacrlilce lUU-Mullana. Oleinenta. Baae atolen Botke. Iiaiee on balla Burke. Struck ont Itelllr, Mrranier. Clmenti Left on haiea Philadelphia, ill (ItidnDiil. a Double pUya-Mullana, Morbee. and BUM) Allen and McfAulert Thompion and Clement. I'aiieJ hall-llarrlnrton. Umpire Lynch. Time 1K0' Attendance 4,210. Tbe Flayers' League. TnE iiEronn, (Ttii Kin. Jail I'tl. CluM. Wen. ten rf. fieiton 37 25 JM7 Newlork. 31 so so Chicago M 2& .MO Phl:adelpbla,..S .12 .&uo rutitiurirh 31 29 117 Cleveland Si Bl M Urockiyn ...3 n .611 Baaalo 17 34 .auo am tore tr. i-l, 18; buffalo (p. l.), C. Ttin Iodr ride from ChlcsRO did not soemto alTcet nay of tbe New York P. I. team. They did not reach tho city until 7:50 yestorday raornlnc, but every man who took part In the Ramo niMinst tho lluffalos at Brotherhood Purk plaolasl nn 800-inllo rldo was but an ordi nary occurence. There cannot be much said about the camo from nn artlstlo point of view. 3 hero was a recular hurricane ot battlnR, but It ts confined to one sldo ontlrely. Ho with tho lltMillnc. But. In this respect, the visitors were not In It. What was dono by Now Wk toultl not have been very well avoMod; in othor wrirtls, the obsnees .wore nr anil doxold ol brilliancy. Danny ltlchard Btn is credited with a wild throw to first In an attnmiit lo comploto a double play, and a inlns el llyball which slmuld luivo benn left for Hat Held tu capture. Jolinsloa fulled to connect uitli it line II y after cettint: fuirlr in front of It, riml llatllolt, who tool; li rlace In the fourth lanliiL" Jobniiton bnlni: taken ftiddenlylll. lriied ally which ouKlit to bavo been taken cmilv llsddockwas simply pie for the New Yorks. 1 terybudy hit hlranudrild it bard, but Blch nrJBon and U'Bay. Tho score: M.iuii(r. ui icrriio (r. u). K.la.r.o.i.r. a. H.ro.A.r'. Sutery, Lf. b a a 0 n Hoy, r. f 0 o 1 I O JI( 1 a 2 (I 0 Mick, o... .22812 lron ltb 11HII tMVt.e. Idb 1 1 ft 1 if', irker f 1 2 2 II 0 needier. 1. 1. ..0 I 4 II 3 I', hnrl.oneal 0 4ft tWhlte.fdb .03034 ''l.i.liin c I 1 2 0 U I Uowr.a a .10 2 0 0 la.i,, Cf o 3 2 II llllalllliaar f. .1 110 0 i'i.h i,a ydb 1 t a 4 li Carn ei utb. o o la u 0 iii.er Jdb.i 2 2 n Haddock, p. 110 2 0 1 iei p i ii ii i oi Totali U 027 1U 0 loUll UI27IJ el V" V.rk 1117 0 2 6 0 0-1B Bullilo O 2 U 0 0 U 2 I 0 1 irue.l rune -New York. Hi Buffalo, j, riratbataon 'ifon ,Ne lork.S, Buffalo, 4. Left on baai-New i'k h IliKT.lt. p. hrit haia on balla-OS O'Day. i Haddock. 5. Struck out-Brown. Career, Haddock. 7tirtat,aie hln-KwInir, Jobmion i2), vriie, r-bannon I 'liieiilti Mattery, llatneld. BacrlBce htte-Bleli- I "it'ju U), bbanaeu, Baecbtr, Wlie. Btslea baaaa- O'Fonrka. Hatatld. Trhlte. Camay. Double playi Rlchardion, Bhannon and Urownt Whitney and Brown. Wild pltohei-liaddOi.k (2). Ii'liay. Paaied bill-KwIm. I mplrea-uaffnay and Sheridan. Time-Two hour. Attendance l.uli. nitooKLTN (r. i..), 0; crttcAoo (p. i,), 0. About 1,000 persons wero at tho Eastern Park grounds In Brooklyn yostcrday to wel come tho Brooklyn (P. L.) team home from tho West, and the npplause that was showored on Ward's men had a Rood offeet, for It not only encotiraRod them In their work, but novo them so muoh confidence that thoy started right In ruul did tho ChlcoRO toam up brown. Krery Rood play made by tho Brooklyn team was ro spondod to by the flrlnff of a flrooracker by somo ot tho enthusiasts. Tho camo, although ono-slded, was worth witncsslnR, as thcro woro somo phonomenal plays mado on both sides. Boyle. Williamson, and PfelTor for Chlcnco each made olever stops, but the formor ofleet his work later In tho camo by miserable throw ing The score: BlOOkLTM (r. I) CIMCiCOlr. u). K.la.r.aA.K. a. la.r.o.a. n. Ward.a 1....-I 2 3 2 o Dnffy, r. f o n u o 1 Joyeeundb 1 1 3 o 0 0'elll, I f.....i) lion Andrewa.at.,2 o 4 o n ityan.o.r. u 1 o o 0 or r. utb 3 a a o o I'ferier. 2db...,o o 4 a i Bauer. 3d b....l u I .1 o Hoyla. 8d b.. ,D 2 2 2 3 Van llal'n. I. f..O 1 3 1 o rarrell o A lb.0 a 3 3 Sunday, r. t.. 0 I 3 o 0 Harllnir. IbAo.D ti 0 0 o Kinilow, ..1080 o Wiillaman. a.a.0 n 2 a 1 Weyblnf. p....l 1 o O o Baldwin, p.. 0 0 0 2 2 ToUla. "3 "0 37 "fl 0 Totala. 0 0 2716 11 Brooklyn 0 o 4 3 0 o 0 3 l- Chleaao o o 0 o o u o u 0-0 Harned rune Brooklyn, 2. Left an baiea Brooklyn, 6: l.bicaro. 7. riril baaa on arrora Brooklyn, ft. Hrit baae on Dalle OB Weyhlna', H: off Baldwin. .V Home Sun Orr KacrlBce hit Bauer. Stolen batea-Ward. oyea (3). Tan llaltren. Two-bate-hlu-Urr. O'Neill Double plari Ward, Bauer, and Orr (2): rfeffer and Farrall. Hit by pitcher Wllllamaon. Umpires Fer- fuaon and IIolberL Time-2:05. Attendance about ,ouo. rrmavacn (r. t,). Ill rutLiBilraii (r. u),S. rmLiniLrnii. inly 7. Cart llanlon and hli men awoopad down en tbe Quakera to-dar. and. for the riret ttme thle aaaaon. they won a came with Kandere In the box. Tsesoorei raiusaLmiA (r. u). rimauaoR, (r. l). alur.o.i.e. la.ro.A.n Orimn,r. f o 1 a 0 llanlon.o.f.....l I 7 11 0 rihtndle,3db...0 0 0 0 2 Miner, r. f. 2 3 3 11 I IMekett. 2d b...l 0 10 1 t'arrolLo 3 3 3 0 0 Ilailman, a. a...u lie 0 Heckler, lit b, .ti 3 7 u 0 WooffuLV."...! 1 2 11 OFIeidM-f 1 3ton Croia. o. f I 12 0 0 Kueb.ne.Sdb. .01000 rarrar, Utb., ..2 3 ft 1 1 ilorcoran, a. a 12 4 4 3 alUllian.o 11 18 2 0 Roblnlon. 2d b.,2 13 3 0 sandin.p. O 3 o tt 0 Horrta, p 1 0 11 2 I Totala. "o"io2Tl7"4 Total 111427 18 ft rhlladelphla 0 3000110 u ft niUbUrgS O 0 4 0 4 0 2 1 ..-II Kerned roni-Phlladelphla. 31 rittehurgta. 7. Two base hlu Orlffln, croie. Beckley, Carroll, Flelda. Tbree-baae blia-Karrar, VUner. Itoblmon. Sacrinca hlta (irirtln. Ilailman rltnlen haiee-llanlon (i). Car roll Double play Corcoran and Beckley. Left oa baaee Philadelphia. B; Plttiburfh. u. rllrock oat tooa. Miner. Beckley (2). Morrle. Flrit bate on errors Phlladelpbla. 4: riitabureb, a. rirat baae on bal Shlndle, rfcketti2), Carroll. Flelda Ttme-litft. Urn-plret-Jonei and Knlfhu Attendanee-1,105. curaLAHD (r. L.). 0; aoirox (r. u), S. Bono it. July 7. The ClereUnd babea" had no trouble In collibinc off the Boitona to day In the flint for the rlayire' League ehamplonabtp. The teore: CLITBUKD (r. M. aoTO (r. t). a.la.no.A.1. .lar.o.a.. Strieker. 2d e-0 1 1 o 1 Brown. 0. f....a 0102 DelSbanty.aa.1 3 1 7 0 Rlchardion. 1 to 3 0 0 0 Brownlna.l. t.l 1 s O 0 Kelly, a. a 0 1113 Larkln. lit U..3 813 1 0 Naafi. 3d n,.... 0 0 4 4 O TeeMb..0 o 1 O 0Qulnn.2db....2 2 7 3 Brannan.o 0 8 4 1 3 8wett.r.r 0 10 11 ttoAleerTo. f...3 020 oMarnhy.c. 0 0810 RadJorirr.abl 3 1 6 0 Htovey. lltb...l 18 0 1 sutollffto.Ar.fcl 1 o 1 ODeter.p 0 o o 8 0 'I 2 T0U1. 1 la" Ty I ToUle. 01827 10 4 Cleveland 0 17 0 0 0 0 1 Bolton I 10 1 10 0 0 1-3 Earned rune-Cleveland 3: Boiton.1. Home rum Larkln. Qulnn. Two bale hit Bldiardaon Three-baie hlt-Swett. BacrlBce hlta-Btrlcker. Brennau. Richard eon (2). Naah. 8tolen basei-Delebanty, Kelly Movey. Hrit baae on balla-By BakelyR: by Daley, ft. rirat bate on errora Cleveland, 4: Boilon. 1. Hit by pitched ball-Bakely. Paaeed ball-Brennan strnek out-Bv Bakely. 4: by Dalev. M. Double p aya Hale, hanty, Larkln. and Tabeau; Naah. Ouinn. and Stoveyj Naib and Stovey. rmplrea Matihewa and Leach. Time 21IS. Attendance-I.lftB. Tbe Aaerlcnn Aaaoctatloe. THE RECORD. Obo. iron- let. l"ct. Cluot. Won. Itit. ret. AthletlO.... .40 23 .045 ColumbUl-...S3 30 .824 LonlivUle.... 3 ,-ws Toledo. 28 S3 .44 su Loala....S5 37 .585 Syracuie 27 at .443 Rochester. ...S3 28 ,B32Brooklyn IS 46 .260 The Atlantic Aeeoctatlon. THE BEC0RD. nuu. Won, ton. T"ct aeu. Won. IniL ret. Baltimore 44 17 .721 Waahlnrton....3t 29 M7 Hew Uvea!.i40 I .14 Jeriey City.. ..24 an .3H7 Worceitar.....84 3S J7e wumlniton....l7 40 JOS New ark...... -38 3S .428 Hartford 14 4i .250 jauaroiTT, lis woieiaria. 2. The Tf ereeitera were acaln defeated In a well-played fame at Oakland Park yeaterday. The score jxaaar ctrr. woacxiraa. a. la.ro. A. a. a-U.ro i.e. MeOueken. L t2 2 ft 0 OFpllli.a.. o 13 8 2 Brady. 2db"i 10 4 1 stalta. r. f. I 1 o 0 o bncloy.letb .8 418 0 1 Jones, Sib.....o 0 3 11 Van Alatlae.Sb.1 1010 Meliter. 2d b..o 1741 UcD.rm't. p...l S o 2 0 Campion, lit b.0 0 8 0 o noisier, a.!.. .t 0 3 8 OTemen. lltb.,0 14 0 0 Uurphr.o. o 3 8 0 0 Kennedy, l.r. 0 0 s o o Dowd r'f 1 0 0 0 0 Stafford. Ja. ctt 13 0 1 MULa-arald, c f 0 1 O 0 0 oulnaaaa' 0 .0 0 3 ft 1 ruaceraiu, statrd, John,p.O 1 0 0 o Totals. II 1427 15 3 Totala 2 62713 0 JemerCltr.. s 2 0 0 4 2 0 0 0-11 wJrciiter."::::..:..: o oooouoii-2 Earned runa-Jaraey City, 4: Worceeter, 3. Flret base on errora-Jaraey City. 4 s Worcaiter. 2. Left on baaia-Jiraey City, e: Worceeter. ft. llrst baae on balla OffJobn Stafford. S. Blruekont-McDermott. Murpny, Dowd (2). Camolon (2). stolen baieeMcUucken a Brady l ateliter. Kennedy. Sacrifice hlu-Kouasey 2i Jonee. Kennedy Onlnaaio. Three bate hit Van Alstlne. Two-base blU-Dooley 2) Spill. Jamas Staf ford. Doable play Dooley (unasilned): Melner, and Terrlen Wild pitch-Brady. Passed balli-Murphy. onlnaVso. Umplrea-Valenllne and Hunt. llme-f.J7. Attendance 4Ua new nam. 10; nmroao, 1. New Hiva. Jnly 7. Good hlttlnat coupled with the errora of O'Connell won the same for tho home team to-day. Theecores raw bavm. mairoan. iLle.r.o.A.SL B.la.ro.A.E. UeKee, Lfc....2 280 1 Annie, 1. f I 2200 CahlllTo -1 1 a 1 0 Forster. a.i....o 0202 LvnorLr.r 1 0 0 0 o O'Connell. 3d bO 0 8 3 4 BShoeneck, I b.0 oil 1 0 Thleiln. c. fc. o 0 o 0 1 Lallr e! f ......2 2 1 0 0 Hodaemnn, 0..0 0 S 4 0 Dovfa. Sd b" ..0 o 8 3 0 Walih. r. f ....0 2 3 0 II rettee 2db....l 210 1 Sutton, utb... 11 1 13 0 0 Horner. P 1 10 2 0 kloore. 2d n. O 1 o 2 0 u(.s.s.......a 0 2 4 OLyaton,p. o o Jl U ToUla io "8 27 18 "3 Totala I 6 27 18 7 Kewllaven 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 6 1-10 Sartford...." 0 00001000-1 Earned rune few Haven. 2. Three-hue hlu-Cahlll, UeKee. Lally. Pettee. First bise on balli-Lynchi3), Horner. Lam. llodramaa Sutton Flrtt hue on errora Lhew llaven. as ifartrord. 2. lilt by pitched ball Uoora. struck out Lyston (3). Walsh. O'Connell. Cabtll. Stolen baaee McKao. Lynch Lally. rettee, Horner. Lena. Moore. Double play i-ortter, and Hut ton. Wild pltohea-Lyiton. 2. Tlma-l:ta Umpire Donnelly. Attendance-l.coa wiLMXcro, 7: wimiioron, 1. WttBiKCTOK. Jnly 7, The 8entori were badly beaten here to-day by the home oloh. Theacorei wiuiixaroir. wAini.ioro. B.la.r.o.A.B B.lb.r.o.A. Rear. 2db 1 2 0 8 0 Rader. 1. f.....u 1 1 o 0 doorin. r. f. 1 1 I 0 0 (lleason. a. a.... 0 0 1 S 0 LynehTlit b...l 8 8 0 0 Whlitler. lit b.0 I 14 I 0 carl sd .0 10 4 1 Bird, r. f. .00301 oauiran.it;,..! l a o o mil. ad b. ...01441 jJJwell. i. f .0 0 2 0 1 Wenta.2db ...0 0 1 S 0 Hulllvan. s. i 0 1 2 ft I Jordan. 0. f....0 I u 0 I WHliami. c. .1 1 a I 0 Nlcholae.c...O 0 4 11 WehrleT pV.,.,.3 2 3S0 PhUllpa, p. 1 t 0 0 I Totala ,7 1227 18 "3 ToUla ,7 "e 2720 ft Wllmlnrton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0-1 Waahlninon.. 0 14 0 0 0 0 2 0-7 Earned rone-Wllmlneton, ft Two bale hlti-Keay. Wehrle. Whlitler. Pbllllpi. Three bue hlt-Wihrle. Stolen baiei-Keay. Oalfifan 12). Newell. Wllllania, Deuble Play-Huiman. Keay, Lynch. Hrit bale oil balla-Off Pbllllps, 11 off Wehrle I. Hit by rucber Raireiu OaJlliaSr Sirnok oul-lly Wahrle.1l. by PHI HdiT 4. Sacrldce hlta-Carl. (lafllaan. Webrle. Bird. Lf I on baaei-Wllmlnilon. 7s Waihluirton, 0. Umpire 1 Killer. Time 1.35. Attendince-ftiu. Minor fJeasnee, INTERNATIONAL LEAOtlK TITE BECORD. JVr rrr Cluo. Won. lotu OriK rtub. Won. Xert. tnt nitrolt 18 .625 Montreal 25 -M .alio Ba'nMIVyC'y. l .04 Orand Raplda 14 27 .44 Toronto.:... 2U .000 London IS 3 .311) AT eiTBOIT. Tlatrolt 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0-7 tendon i 1 a 0 o 0 2 u 0-0 Daae hlte Detroit, 7; London. 12. Errora Detroit. St London, 2. I'ltehere O'Nell and Jones. NEW TOBK STATE LEAOUE. AT ctlCi. IIIi... 0 0 13 0 0 4 0 4-13 Albinyi 20012200-7 at jonastowri. Oneonte ,..t 001007 1 ..-10 JotinilownaDdOloilrSTllie.2 I 10 0 10 2 0-7 INTEB-STATK LIAOUE (EAST). IT HAaaillCUd. Harrltburs. 0 1 0 0 o 0 n 0 n-l Vor" 1 0 o o 1 0 0 2 u-4 AT LialHOK. Ibanon I 0000300000-4 Aliooua.!..... .0 11 0 u 0 3 0 I 0 0 1 0 I iNraa ptatb LaictiK. At Kvanivllle-nvanevllie. 8. Burllnaton. 14. At Terre llaute-Terre Haute, 2:., Indianapolis. H. At Peorta-Peorla. 7s (Julncy, 13. TBI artia atsriTA AlManineld-UaniOelil. iBi Whfellnst, 2. At"anlon-Canton. 3. McKestpori. a AtSprlnfOeld-BprluiOeld. U; Akron, 18. iiiiiii tuotJE. At Ullwaukea-Mlnneapolls, 4 Milwaukee, 14. Hise Hall Te-elay, nrotherhood Park. Grand championship aaioe. Buffalo va. h'ew York. Oaine called at 4 V. Si. Admliilon. 40 centaAdr. Kaatfra Park. Brooklyn, 4 V. M. To-day. Comlskeyi Chlcnoe vi Brooklyna. Klnee Co. and Union "U," and Manhattan Beach K. Re-AOr llaee Ball, New I'olo Orouode, To.dnv. Leafue Cbamploneblp Game. Chicago ve. New Vork. Uarn. 4 P- W. Admiailon 40 eenta.-Aa'i' Ban Ball. Waehlesjloa 1-ark, To.Diy, Brooklyn ve. CleTeland. llama 4 P. U. Adtn. ftOo. 6th rT"L" and hone care dlrect--Adtt mBBaasn-saszamsaaEBSnasmaKBTSSeBaatSeaea! XUE I.EAOVK nihT, STAT. It ne Not Made a Fortune Ho Far TMe Heeeon. Nor Deei It Kxpect Te. WatniKLTON, July 7. "There la no more daner of an amattamatlon between the National League to the Brotherhood" laid l'reildent Young to-day, "than there li of the aun and moon eomlnf tot ether and one body, and any talk to the contrary It mere both. No reaion emu why there ahould be a change In the ex isting condition of affaire, alnce the National League le financially at sound nowae II wa n year ago. lireat atresehaa been laid upon the ezpectatloni from Fourth ot July gainee, and 10 far at we are concerned our tig. tiree were exceeded several thousand more than we calculated upon. From this time forth will come the tug ot war, and If any League club had the ellghteit In tention of wilhilrawlng from the circuit, now would be the time, without waiting for the uiiastroui month" of the teaaon, euchai Auguit and September have alwaya proved In League annals People are leaving the cltln for tummer reaorta during Ihoie raonlhe, and bale ball grli a eet back In ronteuuence. experience baa taught ui thle, and hence It we wanted to make anychangei they would have occurred long era thla "There have been no conferences whatever between memlicraotthe League and the Brotherhood, and no meeting will be called until our annual gathering In No vember. If there had been any complaints of financial eliurtcoinlnge I would havo heard them tint, for the playen Iniariably consult me when they have a Kiev, ance ot this kind, but up 10 date not a single man In the national League Is out a duller for lalary. Umpire Lynch eldenily has aguod opinlen as 10 our sound neie In nuances, for he hsa thus far deollned to take his salary, preierrlng, ai be puts 1 It, 'To get It all In aiump at tbe endot the leason.1 .Meanwhile be only draw a enooeh to pay hit. ordinary travelling eapeniee. and his alary li depoilted In bauk subject to hla orders at any It was expected that the Brotherhood would draw more than the League on the Fourth of July, for the rea eon that the labi ring masses, wbo are est to patronlra aut-h contest, would be aitraoted by the term mother hood, owing to Ui iltullaitty to tradee orginltationit at lenet euch letne Idea in-availing among null hands and factory operative! ail over the country, and they tlock to a Iirniucrhood aanie whenever the opponnnlty preeenie luelt Kumore ot e'infcreuoee anil ehaugia Tf .cheduleeand special meetlngi Invariable emanate from Brotherhood sourcei Bui the National League keeps logging along ae It always has done and will con tinue to do while la ball Is popolar In America. In my opinion the tlmo has not arrived when It will be ad MiaMe to have an Kaatern and a Weetern League work ing Independent of each other, and there Is no likeli hood 01 u change in the present membership ot the na tional League, eltl.er thle year or net. To be sure, cer tain clttee are better on than other ao far al ratronage la concerned, but the League manager know their bou rns' pretty well and will govern themselves accord ingly, regardless of clsmor from the outside," A Mooting; of the Asnerloan Aeeoctatlon. LoctsviiiB, July 7.-The directors of the Amorlcan Asioclatlon met this afternoon at 2 o'clock at tbe Loulivllle Hotel and were In session about an hour. President Zaek Phelps presided, and there were preient of the Board Heists. Frarler ot Byracuie, Morton of Toledo. nd Von der Ahe of St. Lonle Mr. Whlttakerof the Alhletlca failed to arrive Hen Brlnker of Bodies terand Messrs. Panoni and Chapman of the Lnulsillla Club were alio In attendance. Harry Pnlllam. recre tary to the Treasurer, acted aa secretary. The flrit business that came up wae the matter ot flnea Allot the penaltlea Impoied by the umpires were approved and none remitted. In the matter of the disputed games between the Athletio and Toledo and the Brooklyn and St. Louie elubs, it waa decided to hear evidence at the next meettng. The financial condition of the varloua clubs waa looksd Into and found to be to an extremely Battering condition, with the single exception of Brooklyn. The managers of that club, however, as sured the dtrectore by wire that they havo got new baekeraand will proceed to strengthen Immediately. Fennellywlllbereleaiedand the entire club reorgan lied It wae also decided to reorganize the staff of ura plree We Curry, the Una International League um pire, will be signed at once, and the alaff will lie In creased to six temporarily. Two will then be released and the four best retained. The directors then decided to take no tbe nht against the Jlochester authorities In behalf ot the Itoehester Club The authorities have refused to allow thit olub to olav Sunday gamei at A lndsor Park, and the director! of the Association are of the opinion that the club haa a legal right to play there on 6nnday Accordlnglv It was decided lo em ploy couniel Immediately to light the cose through the courts, end Mr. Phelps will go to Itoehester within ten rtayi to help the lawyera make up the cue. Tho meet ing then adjourned. Other Osmes, AT BIT Binax. S I. Crleket Club 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-3 CreiMntA.0....."..: 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 AT XLUXritLX. CubsnOianta 4 0 8 2 16 0 0 t-16 EllenvlUe 0 0 3 031000-S Camca To-dar. BinonsL LXAGtnr. New York vs. Chicago, at the .Polo grounds. Brooklyn vs. Cleveland, at Washington Park. Philadelphia vs Cincinnati, at Philadelphia. Boston vs. Pittsburgh, at Boston. rLATKBl' LXACCB. Now York vs. Buffalo, at Brotherhood Fark. Brooklyn va Chicago, at Eastern Park. Boiton va, Cleveland, at Boston, rhlladelphla vs. Pltuburgb. at Philadelphia. ABEB1CAK AllOClATIOS. Toledo vs Brooklyn, at Tolsdo, Louisville vs. Athletics, at LeuumUe. t-t. Louis va Syracuse al St Leala Columbus vs. lwcheeter, at Columbus. ATLABTtO AS8OCTAT10K. Jersey City va. Hartford, at Oakland Park. New Haven vs. Worcester at New Haven. Wilmington ve. Baltimore, at Wilmington. Newark ve Washington, at Newark. OTIUBCAKU. Cuban Glanta va Albany, at Albany, rtmri vs. tliuen, at Kldgewood. Tbe Attendance Yeaterday. Learuc Brotherfiotd. New York on 1.012 Brooklyn 0J .wiO Boston 2-2,1 J-'ftJ Philadelphia -4,310 1.1B5 Totala 8,000 4,!)05 Baae Bell Notes. At tsllp, on July 5-Fayvllle, ft: lsllp, 7. Base Ball. Write to the manager of the team at llld dletown, ,N. Y. Donovan, lata of the Boston (N. U) team, was signed by the Brooklyn (S. L.) Club yesterday. At Bayvllle. on July 4, A M.-riayvllle, 20; Tatchogue, ft. P. Jf. bayvllle, 14s Patchogue, 12. The Hackett, Carhart Co. team have July 12 and IS open. Addreis the manager at4.' Broadway. rTlerney of the Hackett, Carhart k Co. taam will pitch toor three gamn ibli wtot for the Uneontaa of the ew York State League The Greenpolnt Athletio Bate Ball Club have July 12 open for a good oiub tu play at Greenpolnt, John M. Ward. SJ9 Lorlmer street, Brooklyn. Owing to one of the directors being ont of town, the Jersey City Club did not have their meeting yesterday. It being postponed uutll this afternoon. The Lees of Brooklyn have July 12 and 10 open, and would like to hear irom first cuts teams. Address A. J, Collins. t7 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. The West Inds of Htaten Island would like to arrange Saturday and hunday gainas a ay from home with nrit claas amnteur oluba. Addrm C. Shea, Tuitenville, btatenlaland The Klppo Base Ball Club (uniforms'!) would tike gamesfor July 10and2fl with some good clubs, uutot town preferred. Address J. A, Phelan. P. o. box ia5. New York city. Campion of the Worcester team got eulky at Oakland Park yesterdar. and In the third Inning deliberately atruek out Manager Cudworlh took him out or the game and Sued him S25. In the fourth Inning yeiterday at Brotherhood Park the hew lorkahad eieienuieu at the bat Seven rune were scored, six earned. Seven base hlta were made, intludlng three triples, two of them by Johnston. hi. Locis.July7 -Frank Fennelly. third baseman of tbe Brooklyn American Association Club, was released today, and Jim Dals late of the Browna. was alined to cover third, lennelly is lufTirlng from u severe in jury and cannot play fur some time. That minfiivre of the Boston and Buffalo (P. I.) clubs In playing In Boiton on the Fourth, Initead of at ltuttalo. aa scheduled, mar yet lead to a little trouble. Arcordlug to the rules of the Pla era' League, nu game can he traniferrid freni one illy to anothor ulthout unanimous consent, hot a tingle club wai asked to agree to the transfer. Vice l'reildent Talcott of the New York (P. L.1 Club Is quite enthusiastic ovi-r 111! trip to Chicago. I waa unfortunate enough to see our Iioti lose." laid he. "but I would not like 10 baa mined seeing such a crowd aa that on the Fourth." "How du 1011 stand on the amalgamation scheme! queried a Hujtrepnrier. 'There Is nothing In that report, and, furthermore. I am In a doiltlun to sute ji'isltltely that trie i'lajare' League will never entertain such a preposition. Vhy should It 1 There Is not a club In the organisation that It not aeir suiulnlng. and doing It well, too. Let me tell you something. The Chicago Olub comee East with every bit of Its Indebtedness cancelled. Thle la not hearsay hut I know It to he a fact. There will aluaya be a I'layera' League, that you can gamble on To mi KniToa or Tn Sea Mr- I understand that there le a movement on foot to form eleague tu be com cosed ot the following clubs Metropolitans. Stars of Long Island Cltv. Acmes, henatora, Greenpolnt Athlet ics. Uorhiins, Fluihtngs. and llldgowoods, to plar aerlea of gnrais for the aeml professional championship of New Ark. I think the Idea a rood one, aa several of the above clubi now 1 lalm tbe cuaaiptoiiihlp. and thli I think Is the only way to decide It and I would asy the Jtldgewond team would inter euoh a contest If agrre able to the oilier clubs, la ould suigest that the man agers inset and arrange a achadule far the same 1 ours truly, Jn- A. lUkAN, Manager Itldgewood It. HI. 2twumner avenue, Brooklyn Lnoisvit ix. July 7 -Marr Phillips, the short stopof the Bocbeeier Uuti 11 mlsilug. and there le a (125 line for him weeltle when he reappears On the Fourth of July he wai to play al uiual but got off on the exouse that ho was sick. Yesterday Manager Powers 1 learned that Phillips had been on a spree all the night of Jnly J, which aroounti-il for his Indisposition on Ihiltnen deuce Day. Before 1'owera had a rhauoe to see Plillllin. the short stop appeared al the Louisville Hotel last night with a check wlilrii he usle.1 den llrlnkcr f; cash. Manager Powers came up at this lunclur'. and taxed PMIIIpe wt,t hisipree. Ot ronrie i,eu Brlnker then refused le let him have the money, abd Phillips disap peared. Ilehainnt been seen lines, and the aupposl lion li that he has gone lo Pittsburgh, Manager I'uwers hai ulegraprdtbehew Haven and. Toronto clu'ii an ex. reptance of their terms for the releases of Pitcher Doranof Nrw llatenand Catcher tlrlimn of Toronto. They will greatly strengthen the Itoclietters and Mana ger 1'owera will be glad to get them. McCarthy Anxiously Awaiting; m Beply, Cat McCarthy, the feather-weight champion at 114 pound! of America, haa accepted George Dixon's ehal lenge and the offer ot S3.000 made by the Pelican Cluh, The little Jerseyman called at the foil. fiutelle office yeiterday and roadekuown tits aeceptauce to William 1". llarillug. who at once sent tbe following cablegram toiieoraett Atkinson,, If oiler of Pelican Club to put up purse for Hlxnn and Met arthy u giiniilue amwer Aiuericau ihauiplon arceptsthe I'ellrani lub's proioililoii. McCarthy nevr looked better In Ma lire ihsn he did Ieslerday when lie was seen by a repntlcror ruabuis It said "Tins Is a chance I've been looking for. and nor. that Hie nppariuiilty often iuelf. I'll lake it up with open arroe I'll be ready to le.ve for Kugland lust aiaoonai the I'ellcani send the S500 to defray ex. penies. I ai never nutilde of thli country in my life, and I think tbe trip will do me a heap of good. The only drawback In the match It that we can't fight with skin gloves." ECHO WINS BRIGHTON STAKE. TOE CRACK CANADIAN JVUrBJt BUOTTS 1119 OPF0KENJ8 TUB 1TAT BOitB. The Day Woeli Have Beea tt 43reat Bae ceae knt t?or VenKenr'e Feenllar Hn- nlnsTs Ilorton'e IUdias:. and Mr. Clnre'e Bad Htartlne-Badce DeteatB Forelhase, nnd Early Bloeaora Winn Ilenste Down. A lnrge crowd sow tho Cnnndlnn Btcoplo- chaser Kcho win the Crois-Country llovlvnl Btakos ot Ilrluhton Ilcach yesterday nftornoon from it fluid of thlrtoon of thoboBtinmDors In America, cot orlne tho full course of ovor two miles and a half In 5:23, with 1S3 pounds In tho saddle. Kveryth Ins would have passed oft smoothly and the association would bavo had causo for congratulation, but for tho uuly look of tho fifth race nnd tha wretchod work of Superin tendent James Claro with tho starter's flair. In the fifth ovont Vonnonr oponod a strong favor ite at G to 5, and on his recent form that was a good prloo against him. Whllo tho more con servative books hold tho colt at this price, Tan ner fc Co. and tho Oloo Club raised tbe odds, despttothe fact that tho public, money was pouring In at tho shortost figures. Finally tho two firms named laid 2 to 1 straight and oven monoy for a plnco odds wholly disproportion ate and thore was onlyono conclusion to bo arrived at As tho bortes went to the post Ilorton, who had the mount, and whoso record at Clifton and Cuttonburg last winter was bad. his riding on fit. Johnwlion that horso was boaton by Hilda at Clifton bolng particularly barofaced, was callod to the stand and cautioned that ho must rldo Vencour to win. Ilorton mado a pretence of riding, hut nftor going half a mllo or so tho horse was hopelessly beaten and finished in tho ruck, llronzoraarto was played by all the shrowd pooolo. but tho outsldor. Gendarme nipped the gamo fn tbe bud by outrunning Daly's gelding in tho final quartorot a mile and winning hands down. Tho only mutual tlekot sold on him paid 1204.2 j. Tho Executh e Commltteo will invostlcato the running of Vougour. and tho chances aro greatly In favor ot somobody taking a good long vacation from rnolng. Yonceur was run at Hhoopsbead Buy under tbo namo of tho Islp Btable, who announced that ho hail boon suld for $1,500 to tho l'lckwlok Stables. In tho namo of the Pickwick titablo he rati prominently yesterday, running lit tbo snrao colors his owners aro glvon as Dnrrett and Cul kano. Tbe ilrlitbton Association cannot nlTord to let the running of this colt )csterilny pas nnnotlcod. The opening event was won by V. U. Jennings's liusteod nflor getting much tho worst of the t-ond off. Tho Insignia colt was tarbohlndthe loaders nttbe start in tbo soc ond. yot he oaslly overhauled John Atwortl, JonovotiB. and ltouont, who got much tho best of tho flag whon It come to racing. This start waB so outrageously bad that the crowd sur rounded the judges' stand and clamored for bets to bo declared ofT. Early Blossom beat her opponents in the two-year-old race In a big gallop, nnd Jlndgo had no trouble In defeating Eordham In tbo hondicnp, nlthough Lakeland thoughttho black horse a suro winner. Tholllth wns tbo Vongour fiasco. Wlnslow nnd Elnliln weio blc luvorltos lor tho Crosscountry lte lval Staltos, witn long odds against any of tho others. Messrs. La Alontagne. Ogden. and Wynne wero patrol judges, t-onsltlerablo tlmo wns lost nt tho post through the Idlosyncraclos of Cook o' tho Walk, but whun tho Hag fell all woro well under way sovo Echo, tbo crack Canadian jumper, ngalnst whoso cbancos '2i to 1 could bo bad. rat Oakley. Dave Oidnon. ana Killnrney alternated In the lend for ovor a mile nnd a half, with tbo othors strung put pretty well, but all jumping beautifully. Lobo, who was rtddon by n colored boy named Smith, took his foncos llho old Charlemagno, losing no time In jumping, making no mistakes, and, gradually mowing down his Hold, ho drew up on eron terms with tbo loaders at the end ol a mllo and throe-riuarters. and.oomlng on alone, won very hanally from Uassanlo, who beat Schoolmaster sovoral lengths for tbo place. Pat Oakley. Cock o' the Walk. Delaware, lte peater. Tarquln. and Dnvo Gideon all fell, none of their riders, with tbe oxcoption of Cook, who had the mount on Hopeater. being hurt, Tbe young Canadian was pretty badly bruised, but will bn all right again In a few days. Tbe win ner was pound? tne best horse in tbe race. TOE nBST BACK. Purse (300. of which SSO to second, for three-year-elds: three Quarters of a mile. W. B. Jennings's ch. c. Bueteed, by Onondsga-Balltt. 112IFrsnch) J, W. Bice's ch.g Batter. 112 tJ, Crittenden).. 2 J. A. Mahoney a b. c Prince Howard, Hi (Bender).... S Besate K,. Hoard. Trestle, I'rcenla, tiarrlaou, fltryke. Gratitude, and Kaneavlile also ran. Time 1:10s. Kutuals paid $13 to, SI 1.73, STiV). THE HECOKD HACZ. Purse tXXX of which foO to second! selllnr allow- J II. ilagee'a b. e, 8, by Longfellow Inslgnla,10S (lie Dermotl) I A. Lakeland a ch. f. Repent, 2, (VI (Rollins) 2 J, Shield! cu. c John Atwood. 3, US (Sogers) 3 Mtddleitone, JentvoLs, P.rnest. Manhattan, able, Bonnie b Carrie U and Harwood also ran. Time. 1-44 Uutuals paid t21.es, f is 2s. S20 2S. THE TIIIHD IUCE. Tune MOO. of which 173 to second, for two year-olds, teaten allowances: file furlongs J. II Mccormick's b. f. harly Blossom, by riiarro Una. US (Hnn) I n. T. Leech's blk. c. Bellevne. US (Hamilton) 2 W. Dal an. o. Lepanto, I IN (Lambly) 3 Matagorda Ally. Mr tieorge, Mascotte ully, Lucky Clover, aud Dahiman alio ran Time. 1 XH. Mutua'a paid SS 63, to. 70, s.i TnE FOUBTK PACE, Parse foo. of which Sl&oto second: for three-year-o'ds and upward: oue mile and a quarter. J Mullmssb. b. Badge, a, by 111 Ised Baroness, 118 R r.merr'a'bik h. Fordham' 3,' 121 (llamll'ton) 2 Excslslor Stable s ch. h. Bsrrliter. luo (Thompsons 3 Juggler. Bledsoe, and So So also ran. Time, 2r Mutual! psld 112 20, to Its. I0.2IX TOE FIFTH BACC. Purse S3or of which f73 to second: selling allow ancei. threes-year olds and upward, one mile ande furlong p. iiU'i'i br. ft Gendarme. 4. by Rayon d'or Bone File nn tMctlerrnott) .1 W c Daly'a ch. 2 Hronsoinarle, 3, 104 (I.ambley). 2 Excelsior Mable'a clt g Uoyal uarter, 3, lot (Thump- aon) 3 Cast Steel, Pocatelin, Vengeur, and The Lion alio ran. Time. I Ml?!- Mntuals paid 1 204.24. r J3.4V rilsa The cross country Revival Stakes e handicap steeplechase eweepstakes for all ages, with SXSu) added.:r which f.Vsi to second, $JU0 to third, and Sim to fourths full steeplechase course, about two milea and Wellington Stable e ch. g. Echo, aged, by Osceola Surprise 13.1 lO. t-mlth) I C. Mooney's b. g Bsssanlo. aged, l.'iOtTallmBn 2 At. T Duvinlng'iib g. hchoolmaster. aged, MiMltowanl 3 I'.lphlu. muslow. Klllarner, Taripiln, Delaware Be. neater. Cock o' the Walk, 1'at tlakley. Dave ijtdeon, Stonewall, and Montareake also ttsrtsd. Time, s an. Mutual! paid 1110,00, t3l,3U; WZPo. KNTItll'.B FOB MOSSIOVTa XU-VAT. Creek Tliree.year.olde lo Sleet In tba Lor- Hard HtHkee. Durllngtnn, Tonrnamont, and other good three-year-olds will meet la tho Lorlllard Stakes to-day at Monmouth Park at oten weights, and a grand race should bo the out come. Ilurllogton may win, with Tournament seeond, but Devotee and llanauet will have a following, nnd mny be close up at tho end. Tbe Keoromancy colt and ISolero ought to give a good account of tliomsetvos In tho Hopeful Stakes for two-year-olds. I'itr.jnmes may win tho llrst, with tludstone tocond. LongBtreet and Diablo may do for the fourth, and Correc tion aud FlaWa will be hard to beat in the filth. Carrie C. and the Martluu colt may go well in tbe sixth. Kirit Race-Free handicap sweepstskes of 12) each, for all ages, with tl.uxi udded .seven furlongs. Tipstaff USlMadltone Ito Torchlight HIT Kltrjaines 107 Kenwood 103 Niagara 104 Bella 11 101 Pedum 1112 i.ranlle Hi.I'uuiler, Jr tit) HUili ""I Second Race Hopeful rUakei for two year olda, with ft. sou added, three-quarters ot a mile. Bolero 123.Hr Hnsbrouck 123 Reckon... 12u Necrumauoy colt lis Oold Hollar lie'l'lckwlcker 118 blrocru llel Third Itace-Lorlllard Slakes for three ear olds, with tmissj added, one mile aud it half. Padishah. IIB;l'roteriion lis hirJohn Us Tournament, lis Burlington lislliennee lis Torn 1 lis hlng I'.rio Us liau'iuet II3 I ourlh Here-Free hendlt-ni iweepitlkei of S23 earh, with tl.iau added, for three ear olds and upward, one mile ami a furlong. I.ongstreet US Eric 110 Lli"o 112 Stockton, 10 Tavltton Demuih 67 Hem ,f- Fifth Rare Free handicap iwaipitakei for two-year-olds, IIIi Sl.uU) added, three quirtera ot a mile. Chatham ,.,U3Kiina 110 Correction 133 (Jold Dollar Iu lievoltcolt Jin tucar. i Kuvla 110 Intford 10) Beriiiuda llo I'rlicllln Itn rcllpse. llolBougliruui luj Milh Usee Sweepstakes for Hires jeer olds and up wnrd, wlih 7io added, live furlongs Bradford lvm YoungHuke 123 Dr lieliuuth. l Paramatta 117 Arab 117 Dunly U Vnrdea 1(0 Sentiment lot Alby Um Fcruweod lot Lady Puliifir iwlceipir .luj hlmitons. -li" Haymoiid Hi4 Martina colt 10 llemerabranca. 104 Vavay lus Carrie O I"3 Kutiy'lloyai If" Bdward F .I") Kismet I'oia SI Little Monarch Be Dr. Mott,the Gov't Chemist,says: "The Royal is undoubtedly the purest. and most reliable baking powder offered to the public." CLOSE FJX1SI1KS AT atllTKSnVltO. Favorite lleaten In Dlnu-ilnnc Hlyle Lonely Makrie the Tumble- of the llnr. Tho 1,300 racegoers who ollmbod tho hnlclits nt flutlenbtirg yosterdny woro rowartlod by BoelngseTOrnl stlrrlug MiiIbIich betwoon lmrxes of good quality. Judicious bettors n'eo reaped paying harvests, as nil the plums did rrnt diop Into tho pockots of thoso who back favorites. Tho opening race furnlshoil tho flrst driving finish, ltomanco. socond choice winning, hnlf a length In front of Carlow, a 20 to 1 shot, Llllle D. losing the place by a hond. Gi ado Jt. won tho socond rnco by n hostl Irom logo, Austrnlltr.. tho f.tvorlto loading tho fleld homo llvo longths away. Stotensun. on Clav Stockton, the favorite and llorgon, riding Jon nle McFarland. engagod in a ding d"nt; finish In tho third raoe. llorgon extended .lonnle nt the loBt Jump, winning by a hond, wlih tbo othors back In tbo light. Rlovonsi.n piloted Jim (irny. whownB backed hoavlly by tlm tal ent, in it humping finish. In which ho s; ntehed the fourth rnco by a head from Illnnvho. a :m to 1 chatico. Jonos moved hliotover. who wns In thollftli raco. out of tho tin k In thn hnmr strotoh, winning handily by three longtlis Itom Jlortlm Campbell. Ilrf-t oholce. 'Iho tiiet of tho day came In the lat nice. Hiioston. who had tho mount on Lonely, nn out-ldcr nt 211 to 1. lnnilod tho coll wlnnor throo lengths In front of Count Luna, a strorn: tat orlto in the Held ot tlflnnn. FIRST RACE. Purse till", of which JV'l to second end 23 to third; selling Allornnces. rtve furlongs. J. II tollus'sbg Romance, 3. by Itomney-Fleet, 10. R. 11. .laekson'sch i "carlow, aged I II (ljuinlreli) 2 It pwyer'ech f Llllle tl.. Hi" li'hiyton) J Jules IK. Jubilee. Watidenuent. lit-. J. n Tranr. Facial B, Sierra Nevada, Pemlennll and .Nomad also ran. Tlmo, int. Mutual! paid 87.13, $4 7., S1H.7". FF.COND BACF, Purse tj.vm. for three. yesr olds t'3 to second and t23 to third, three quarters of a mile, inlon frlable'e b f llrai'le M.. by Bramble-Mary Walton, nu (Clayton) 1 Madison Mable a l c lago 107 (Bergen). 2 .Sewlork Maine's 1 c Allslrallt I hi it. Iiergeni .1 Sterling. Llllle Bill. Ml. llo It, Mlunellh and Ban Laitle alio ran Time 1:141$. Mutual! paid tu.13. H75. J3.1 j. THIRD RACE. Purse tV.no, of which 175 to second and t23 to thirds Belting allowances oneinllc. R Llildllsch. m. Jennie Mclarland, aged, by Astral Rudy ini(Uergeii) Beverwyck Stable'a U m. O ay Stockton, 112 (Sle. veosonl Excelsior Stable's br.c. Pull MalL :i. lovKJonesi. .1 Lord Fauntleroy. Rudolph Klilla Kihua. Ameilca, Faunus, Katie C. Elgin and lavage also ran. Time. 1-tS. Vlutuala paid J7.10, rJ 3tt 1.43. FOURTn RACE. rnrser-cncf which fiO 10 second and t2S to third; five furlongs. Beverwyck Stable's b. h. Jim uray. 0, by Ten Broeck Alice Uray, II I (Stevenson) 1 R, Bradley e b. f Blanche. 4. 1112 iJone) 2 J. 1 alenllne'e ch. g. I otnan. 117 (short) 3 Mna V,.. Franco. Jim nates. Marty R .Osceola, Mauve, Souvenir. Tom Kearns and Qulutonese also ran. lima. 1. Uutuals paid tS.33. 13 7J. til.7u. riFTH RACE. Tune tooo. for all ages; Koo to second and t30 to third, five furlongs, n. Ilradley'e b h. bhotover, (t by Planter-Ella B, 118 (Jonesl 1 Beverwyck Stable'e b. f. Bertha Campbell. 2, BJ (etc venson 2 C. Brower's ch. f. Equality. 4. 113 (Miller) Red Light. Rrd him. Ufalece. Cora Tanner, Zosllte, MoDoweil. and Prodigal also ran. Time. I oju. Mutual! paid tl33u .1S, H 13. SIXTn RACE. Tune $300, of which svi to second and 125 to third! aelllngallowancei: nven furlongs. R. J. nutchlnion'i b. e. Lonelr, 4, by Longfellow Leveret. It" lltueiton) 1 c w. niiungs ab. g- Count I. una. 4 US(Rergen) 2 W. Brooke'e blk. h. Blackthorn. 110 (J. Bergeni s Lancaster. Trojan. Iheorv Minnie J.. Teirasus, Bela, Uamle Hay. Dave A Harrodsburg. Mazle, Pontloo, and Dover alto ran. Time. 1 :2t. Mulisll paid SO, 4t H-(fV. Becrotnry Whltohoaa sonds tho following to The Bun: "Humors that Guttenburg meeting will be discontinued are false, llaclng will hoglron thin weok and next, as announced, and there after until further notice." CHICAGO'S HOUSE BACKS. Ormle lleate a Favorite and Mokes a New Record Faet Time All Around. Chicago, July 7. Although no stake event was on the programme, tho attendanco was about 4,000, The neathor was charming, tbe track was fast, and the entries woro so numer ous that in ono of tho races a split became nocessary. Another record wns brokon.thls time Ormle earnlog the honor. Enrorltos again fell by tbo wayside, only two of tho sK winners carrying joy to tho talent. Urmlo and M. Murtry woro two long bottlod-up good things, whllo Long Hliot and Chimes were heavily backod by a select few, who ovldentlr had a lino tho publio know nothing of. Tho sport ojioned with a purse for two-year-olds at six furlongs. Kingman. 115. l'nx no. was a 5-to-ll-on favorite, but he was cleverly beaten a length nnd a half by Chime. UA, Lilke In tho t-addle and 7 to 1 In tho betting, Dickerson being third, a like dlstanco off. Time. 1:13?;. Tho second race, n ptirso for three-year-olds, atone mile, had nluo startois, Clio, 112, Karnes un. wits tho favorite at 5 to 'I. He won ntttir it drhlnu finish by hnlf a length from Chapman. 112, rlddon byBoden. who could hitvo won with a bettor send-off. Dr. Nuve wns third, a length off. Tlmo. l:4!)'i. Tho wlnnor Is n son of Grlndeteail and Ulenitn, and. In a big, ovor grown colt, who will unquestionably got belter with age. Uf the ten acceptances In the hnnnicap sweepstakes for three- ear-olds and unwatd. one mllo nnd three furlongs, only Arundel wns absout fiom the post. Hypocrite, IO!l, Al.ou in the saddle, was n warm imorlto. but tho boy rodo a poor finish, and Orrole, 101. ridden lit a mnflterlv manner by Fox. won on the post by a neck. Outbound was third, three lengths off. The time, 2:20', Is tbo beBt on record ut the distance, oeing iureo-iiuiirtur m a norwiu faster than the mark held jointly by lllchmond and Trlboulot. The winner, who about half the tlmo sulks In her races, was 10 to 1 In the betting. Tbo fourth race was tho first hnlf of the split, ono mile nnd a sixteenth; selling nurse, Uf the eleton starters, Dyer, '.14, (irlllln up, wns the favorite, but he wan cleverly beMen by a length by Long Shot. 112. W. Hill In thosadtllo, who at one time lookod out of tbe tace. I tru rJa was third, lapped on Dyer. Time. 1:4.0'.. The winner, like Clio, is California bred, lie won bought In for$H50oor hlsontranco prlcu. t2.0ui). Tho second part of thl rnco had seon starters. (Quotation was a orv hot favorite, but she died right In front, nnd the raco nnrrowed down to n ninlrh betwoeD Tenacity, lit. J. l'ortor up. and Si, Murtry. 'JV, Gardner In the sad dle. The judges awarded tho race 10 tho lat ter, but from the stand it lookod as though Tenacity won by ot least a head, ilpnulolla was third, a neck off. 'lime, 1 :47, within a half a socond of tho record. A purse for tbreo-venr-olds and tipwnrd. one mile and three-sixteenths, closed the day's racing. Keven started. Wnodcraft, lull Curtis up, was a (1 to 3 favorite. Ho won oaslly by a length and n halt irom I.ottle ti., haloolah third, Time,2:U2. Nrws front I lie Home World. Greon II. Morris's colt I.lslmony, whose chances of winning the lleollratlon Btakes wore tosyupto it lew days before tho race, when be contracted lockjaw, Is dead, Mr. Morris wilucd tbe colt at $10,000. Taragon, the gnme son of Ptratford nnd Tnra, who pulled un lame In the lust race ovor tho grass at hlieephuad liny, has probably racod for the last time. Dr. Hhoppurd says that ho might be all right In a year or so. Iteclnc In Holland, Lokpov, July 7, This was the first dsy ot the I clces tr summer meeting The race for the Zetland plate of 2.U0J lorerelgni for two-year olds, fire furlongs straight, was won by Mr. W. Brodlck-Cloete's bsy filly Cerera, by Pitrarch, out of Chirry, 1'. Blanc's chestnut colt Le Butard, by Energy, out of La Uorlaye, wai sec ond, and II. A Harrison's bsy Ally Lady Primrose, by liosebery. out of the hinnress Maud, third There ere His race for the Midland Derby Stakes of 1.3fi) sorer eigne for three tar.tMs. one mile and a half and few lerde, was won by A. Taylora brown colt llarueur by Lancastrlau, dam by Adventurer nut of Mild Hotter. H 1 hspiin s briiHti toll MI11nedosa.l1) (Jatopin out of llonliln noon, was second, and Miint'in'a ihmnut colt Orand Prior by Hermit, out of Devotion, third There were live atsrters. Harrleur won by a length. (Iraud Prior was a bad third. Sam See Is the coming starter at athletio games, and from tbe demands teal are now being made for hit ser vice! It win not be long before he will be a future at all of tbe gemti hereabouts, earn Is the right mta la lus right plies. L.tllN lh.XIS. Tournament nrthe Country rinb. Tha scono at tho oponlng ot tho Invitation tnurnnmont of tho Country Club at Wostt lies tor yesterday was nictlircsiiue. Tho courts aro sllunioJ on a bank overlooking lVllinni Hay and Lone Island Bound. Whlte-wlngod Ball ing vessels, with nn occasional stenmer, stolo nolsolossly up nnd down tho Bound, from over which cuino a cooling nnd refreshing broeie. Tho neat costumes of the players nnd tho bright costumes of tho hnlf a hundred ladles prosont lout splondor to tho scono. which the ployors said surpassed any tournament thoy had ovor uttouded. Imitations had been oxtondod to somo ot tho most oxport tennis plnyon In the cimntry. and all but ono accented. Tho declination wns from Mr. II. 1 Iloekmnn, who was tinablo lo nttond on account n nines In his ininlly. Those. tho acceptor! wero: Messrs. Joseph 8. Clark. S. Campbell, It. I. Huntington, Jr.. Claronco ilobart. v. 1'. Knnpp, V. U. liiill, C. 1-. Bands, A. K. Wright, l'ord Huntington, D. Bnautdlng, 1). Garinendin, and II. A. '1 nylnr, Tbo games woro Interesting nml oxelllng. Tho brilliant nlnylng of u and In tho last gamo of tho llrst round elicited npplaiiFo fiom tho siK-otiitors. homo of those tiresunt were; Mr. and Mrs. 1'. W. .Inckson. Mr and Mrs. If. A. Custer and Miss Coster, Mr. and Mrs. Mrsos Taylor Campbell, Mr. and Mis. Jncob l.orlilard. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. II. .'anils. Jlr. C. D. Dickey nnd Miss Diokoy. Mm. Townsend. Mr, and Mrs. U. A. Adoe ami Miss Adee, .Mr. and Mr. Duncan iMnrslmll. Mr. nml Mrs. M. M. Dwlght Collier. Mr. and Mrs. I-C. I'nttor. Mr. T. A. Ilotomoyer, Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Marion btoroy. Mr. and AIr. .1. C. Cooley and Mitt Cooley. Miss hnthnrlno Kmmut. Mis- Mario Harrison, tho Misses liellonl. -Mr. Hlgny. D. 1)., Mr. I.oon Del Motito and tho Mis-os Dol Mon'o. Mr. W. D. Thorno. Mr. V. M. Adeo. Mr. 1'iiink Jackson, M. D Mr, Howard (inlltip, Mr. C. M. and Mis. (Jolrlchs. Mr. C. D. Dlckoy, Jr., and tbo Misses Ilobart. The chlof Interest In mo tournnmont It cen tred In tlm fact tbat It will probably locldi tho wlnnor of the Waterbury Cbnllougo Cup. Whon the Country Club hud Its henduuartora nt City Island about tlueo yenrs ago. the Ylostchcslor I.owu Tennis Club, which was then thiee mllos from It. ruts prosontnd with tho cup by Mr. Jntnen Waterbury, The Westcln'Stoi t'lu'i hits passed away, and ns nearly nil tho members wore also members of tho Country Club, the cup mlgratod to tho latter club, it Is a beauti ful trophy, made of a part of an olepbant s tusk mounted with silver. It has been wou twlco by Mr. Taylor and twice by Mr. r-locum. Tho winner of the tournament will p'ny Mr. Taylor tor its liossfsslon. If Mr. Taylor suecoeds in defeating the winner tho cup wl'l become hit pmporty forever. There nre oihor prlros ot tered to successful competitors. A summary of tho ganios played yosteiday is as follows: FIRST ROUND. Clarence Ilobart beat II. A Taylor H 7. 3-7. rt li p. Huntington, Jr beat 1). 3 de Rarmendla 0 Z 0-1. A. f Wright beat Ford Huntington in-fl, e 4. W. P hnupp heat C, h Faudl u 1, 10, 73. BKCOM) ROUND. C. Ilobart beat Ford Huntington fl 2. 01. A 11. Wright beat II 8 de I rmmdla3-0, 61. 02. The tournament win continue today and each etic ceedlngday thlaweek until hnlshed. The committee conilsts of Messrs. Ueorge A. Adve. it. L. Ueeckman, and II. A. Taylor. Although the matches will ho playod at the cluh, the club grounds will bo thrown open without special invitation to nil frlonds of tbe members nnd of the contestants who may care to see tho gamos. Tennlft at Orange, The second day's play tn tbe club tournament of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club was played to-day on the Montrose grounds. A large crowd of spectatora were present. In the gentlemen's doubles Messrs Gould and Lawrence ped a very strong game and won the event Tbe third roond In the gentlemen's singles waa won by Mr. I andler beating Mr. Ward after a hard fought contest The nual In the tingles between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Candler will be played to-morrow. The prises are sil ver challenge caps. The etenti today were Gentlemen's Singles Cand ler beat Cohen. 6 i. it 3 Cnndler beat Brown, 03, 343, c JohnionbeatMI'es B.i.iS 1. Centli uien'e doubles, third round Orifltn and Colgate beat llaagand King by default: (IrlfQnand Colgate beat John and Morrison, 18. 0 4, 73; uould and Learned beat Lyman and Candler. 40. H 3, 73. linal round, gentlemen s doubles-!, ould and Learned beat urlfiln and Colgate, t 4. 4 02, k e. Third round, gentlemen's singles Candler beat Ward, 6-3,03. ATHLETIC BASE BALI. PZATEBS. Tbe Postponed Athletic Game of tbo Stay. Tenant Ilnae llull Club Derided. The annual fleld meeting of the Stnyvesant Base Ball Club, which was postponed on July 3 by reason of the weather, was decided at the club grounds In Brooklyn, last night. In the presence of a large number of specie tors. The meeting did not begin until 5 o'clock, and this fact allowed the attendance of many business men whose eons are membere of the organlxaflon Inaddl tlontothe rourteen evenlB which comprised the pro gramme, there were one "Invitation' and two "strangers'" races JntheSntetent twelve competitors appeared Thla was the looyards dash The llnBl heat Has a capital race, and was won bv Arthur Condict (2 erds) by 11 Indies from Ueorge II. Coillu (scratch), lime, IU4S seconds In putting the twelve-pound shot Henry Balthordlng (scratch) won. with Wm Kittson ilu feet) second and Thomas 11. Kane (3 feet) third. Tbe wlnuer'a put waa SJ feet 1M Inches. The "Invitation" oneralle run was won by Bernard Follmer ot the Lexington Base Ball Club, who wae on the nfteen yard mark. Wm Raymond of the Peerlese Athletic Club (23 jards) was second, aud Johu 11. Du gaud of the Lexington Baae Ball Club (43 yards) third. The time waa 3 minutes 17q seconds. Twenty ball tossers turned out for the next comsetl tlon. which nas running the bases, taoli man bada separate trial and the one who made the best time re ceived tbe first prise, the competitor wbo made tbe neat beat lime tlmo wou tho eecond prlre John Trafford won. making the circuit of the bags In in 4 3 seconds, David w. Orion was second; he went around the dia mond in 17 seconds. The one mile handicap run was well contested, and the time for the track waa exceptionally good Robert It. .lamleion, 20 yards, won. with frank Fielding, scratch, sicoud Time 4 minutea ft 4-3 seconds. tine mile walk Won by John Jselson scratch, Henry Kentworthy, 23 yards, waa second. Time, 0 minutes liar seconds. Running High Jump Won bv Arthur Condict (2 inches) with 4 feet list Inehea, Charles Hyatt a aa sec ond with 4 feats Inches Tba club Hercules, Henry Bslthordlng. gathered tn the twelve pound hammer throwing oompeiltlon He sent the long handled weight 01 feet inolisi P. Durmond (13 feel) wai iieooe with 74 feet Uis Inohes In the one-furlong run. handicap, the sprinters showed tbelr paces to advantage. The final heat waa won by Ueorge II Coffin (scratch), with P. Durmoud 1 2 yard!) second. Time, 234 seconds. The "strangers' three-quarter mile handicap run. wbU'h waa the next competition, was wou by Harry Markionot the Atlanllo Athletic Club Thomaa Bar rows, .r.tna Athletic Club (lu ardt), waa iicond. Time, 4 mluutee 33)! seconds. No less than fourteen athletes faced tbe starter in the half-mile club handicap run. The winnrr turned up In Larry Broome, who had 13 yarda start, while the place want to the scratch men. Frank Melding. Time, i minutes 30) lecond!. A one mile safety bicycle rare was the next event. The turns were entirely too sharp for any kind of a whsel. aud "spills" were frequent. John V. (Jordon. scratch, won, .with Bernard Wilson, 23 jsrds, a good second. The one qusrter mile run was one ot the best races of the evening Harry C. Davie, U yards, won, with Charles 8. Thurston, 10 yarda, sscond. Time, ta 43 seconds. In ths running broad Jump some very good records were made harlea Hyatt. 1 foot, won. luuiotng IS feet 11, Inches Jerome Brady, 2 feet I luch, captured second prlre by clearing 18 fret quite haudllj, although he was rated a "stuff." Throwing the base ball was won by William million. Brraloh lie sent the sphere 27S fet II Inches Osorge II coffln. 10 feet, was second, he threw the ball 200 feet IA4 Inches The ubetacle race was won by Henry Blending, wlin Harry Kane noond. aud Larry Broome third. Time, 2 minutes JV seconde The "strangers'" ono-yard handicap run was won by William II llcatlsy of the .National Athletic Club 10 j arils, wlih Harry Markson. Atn Athletio Club, scratch, second. Time I minute 23 4 3 seconds. All the beaten competitor! who had failed to win either a first or second prlre competed In the consola tion half mile medley race llllaiu Barnard won. with Charles Johnilon leconJ. and Sumttel Blake third Time. 3 inlnutei 14 4 3 seconds The lecond sine scored 21) poluti to the Brit nine s 23 points. Kitlllven lo Train In Maryland. nisros.luly7 It Is slated hero that, upon there, quest of John L Sullivan, Horace Dlrtlon of I'hlla. drlphltt hai glvin him ths use ot his club house at Sen are Point, near Charleston, this county, for training purposes, and that bnllltau will prepare for his right with Peter Jackson The club house U on the bank ot itic North Last River. MeTlemen and ftkelly Matched. Jack McTiernan of the Peerleti Athletio Club and Jack Skelly of the Natlonate have at last come to an understanding, and will meet In the ring to settle the question ai to who is the champion in the ISOpound diss of the atnati-ura The match will be hailed wiih delight b) all lovers of true hosing as the contestants stsnd without a peer Itl the amateur ranks The match was made 1 1st 'liight In the rooms uf thr .National Ath. leilr I'lub. In llroi.Ujn, aud the following are Hie er ticleaof agreement To IWioin It Mm Concern That we, John Mc Tiernan of the Peerless Athletic Club and John Mkelly of the .National Athletic Club, agree 10 spar ten rounds, A A U rules to govern, at the headquarters of the National Athletio t.lub each contestant to weigh lju pounds, and she or lake two pounds, this contest to be for a prise valued at 973: earh nian to weigh la at 7 o'clock I' M. on July J I. when the fight will take place. Je in McTisaasa Join BnsLtr, contestants Wltneuet-J, I'lichir, Jr,. Captain) IS, oieveuson, President. LIVELY TROTTING MATCHES. J Bvn3vr.Avum.1s aad at.ice it. mor i 1 Oil f 1,000 J.V HIE MOII1I1S.IS1A "BACK, f J of Hen IVIIttntna nnd I.nrrr nr Continue the J. Hpoit Ilrellon (lint Hiirpilssrd tbo J r llenvy lleltora-An l.xrltlns: Tlmr. V B Thoro Is n good deal ot siortitig blood In v llrooklyn that finds plensuro In tlio light linr- ja nest horse, and mnny n rnco (or fun or monoy ill Is decided on tho Conoy Island ltoulovnrd. An (j? Important match grew out of this rivalry uf when It was glcn out by Mr. 1'. II. Towers that tho bay gelding Hub Mcl.auglilln. ownod ttg,' bv James Carr ol llrioklyn, colli. I boat any HX .1.10 trotter that goes the tond, nml moro par 3j tlculmly the brown miiro Allco K., tho prop- lR orty of Contractor III. am Kelly of Now York. IB' Tho torms ot tho mntcli uoro iiulikly arrnngod, nnd Mr. l'owort wagered 1500 fir oen with Mr. Thomas Corr, the W Amorlcan Horso lxcbaugo blacksmith, on Tlf, Hub Mcl.nuulilln ngalnst Alice K, Those E stnkes woro iiulckly doubled and placod In tha hands of Mr. Johu Atwood of lliooklyn. Much gV belting was Iniltilgod In bv tho admirers of tlio W respectlo horsot. nnd nt lonst t lO.limi changed (i., bauds on tbo race. .Iiitncs O'Ncll, Iho pool 81,1 sollor, who used to travel with Dan Mace. Bl mounted tlio Bliind nt l'leotwood I ark. tlm ii( placo agrood on lor tlio dodslon of tho race. ja nnd found plenty u( business. 'Jho llionklyn dologatlnn backed Hub McLaughlin at oddiot it $1(1 to CM lor Allcu K. Ay Tho day and track woie all tbat could bo de- 8 B?1 sired, und when the lior-es woro called nt III'. K M. n full liotisountlicro Imoiind tl.oeluli rnnms IS? nnd points uf obiTMitlun, Ainmii; iho llio.ik- fJJr' )n contingent tteiuAliliTiuuu McCarthy, Hub flvi McLaughlin. II. M. wliltnheiul. George Ster- ilnl ling, K. lliifhnoll. Johu to noil, Mortis Mul- ji Ions, Jnmot Mio.'llii, John Aiwooil.Maitin r"ln iK nott, John Buckley, William Muter, and others $j. ot tbat Ilk. Tho club inetuleri weio out In Si, forcotosoiinn old-lltuo matili rnco lor J.iM I SF on mnln stnkes antl betting galore in th-gcoj h Sf old auction poiil-.iolllng way. .1. 11. 1 liillltis, who reeontly rnrnivteil fiom Muff-ilk I'nrk 1'liP- ft jfjj ndclphlu. and has taken up hlu abode at ltitwm- 4 Ms' linirsoiilstiiiiiltintliollrooklvn llouli'tard, win J 1 cliocen as drlvor of tho llruoklwt boise. and. Ifflj thnnks tn hit cnnlno, brought him safety i tlirniiirli at inner. 1 IK. Hub Mcl.nugnl In drew tlio polo, nnd led nally S 'i from start to llnltli In the I)n-t bent, wiihout llSi. skip or break. Although Allie h. broko tnlrrt BWfi and collided with him. TIik second bent tras KItTi n llltlo iimro o.xcitlnc. at Allco h. wus 11 tloio ill," I Bectuid to tho iiuaitoi, und w.it .ncti with t'li SJW lirooklrn botsont tho ball in 1 .III. Mioclunx silt.f to him until toiu'hing tliu point of rock-, wliura fc (M Hub broko nnd Allco missed lilm tun a tr JtMii broko nil si loll back a lengib. Then tho bay J) l, her-o drew away and won by half a ilon-u r!Jl! longtht. Time. ''2i's. few poolt woro told BrfBf. itltet tho Inst heal at J.'ll on Hub Mel.itughliu iaf to H1 lor tho maio, and tho bin urn of ihuMiiiill It '111, ond might hnwi renllred in their tickets II it .r 15 moro cnrefiil driver than 'fhoiuns Coir had I!?! guided Alice K. V IP1 Hbohad nllttlo tliobestof tho snnd-olT In tlio Hi,1 thlid heat, nnd drew n irllle nbeiiil ol lluli Me- T ,iB j! J.aughlln going around the Ilrt-t turn, but lier A. Kffi tlrHet wniinsiieh 11 hurry toinko tho polo that ftV. tio forced l'liilllps to sciapn the lence board, '31-V. I with lilt sulky to nvnld a cnlll-lon. Alice K. JH 1 then took the polo nnd led all tho way round, ,'I'IIf) wlin Hub Mi'l.aughlln two length behind her, M yil J Wlien riilliips mado bin tlrlvo at tho head ot f,'f I tlio hnmestioioh the llrooklyn horso broke. TK"' and Alice K.joggod In, half a dozen lengths n nbead of him. In'JiU: but Ihe nidge William 'It John'on, J. !S. htnitli. and LmilThomiisof this t city iiulckly awarded tbo bent und rnco to Dub -iJ. MeLnughlln. ''Jb latctiel.iMi trottli gin Inrnrss best .1 In 5 ,jsA Bub McLaughlin li i,f Inckene (Phillips! ..Ill c WAI Alice K br. m. by 1,1 eial Munion iihos. t orr) .2 2 3 iv !i Tune-' 2J1, 2 -lllv. '3. j Another match between these horses le on the tapis. 1( j-, The socond match was unlto a stirring af- -J; fnlr between two rond lldersof thfc city, An- drew Miliar wagering f'.M) to f.'.S that his f'j horso Hen Williams could boat J. Uroou'si li, Ar. black geldlnc I.nrrr Hoy. Hen Wlllinms wns ij(f. drlton by Jeromo W'bolploy, whll I'almor ?i Cleveland was tohlnd Larry Hoy. The latter -'J- ai Is a oy handy brookor and catcher, whllo rS.r Wllllatns trota flrst, lost. nnd nil tho time, and iliftS was verr well drlten by W'belpley. Hen W'll- iM, HaniB wns alwais tlio leador In the flrst heat. 'Li the othor horse brooking and running occn- Jjr slonnlly, Larry Hoy took tho load at the start In !i the second heat, butwasforcedofThlHfootofter .'v. passing tho flrsti turn, nnd ran out lively. llo mode threo more breaks on being pressed by Hen Will lams, nnd managed 10 beat tbe bay t. ,2 horse by a neck. Hets wero (roely ottered, but no takers, that Hon Wlllnmt would got tho ''UMJ heat, but to tho gonernl surprise the judges HM';I docldod lnfatorof I.orty Hoy. Tbothfrdheat 'llvH was exciting, as Hen Williams, by honest trot- 1 ffl, ting, manngi-d to koep the lead ot Larry Hoy rA' during tbo last half, and boat him an open 9, I length In 'i:2'J'.. j? Larry Boy rovlvod In tho fourth heat, and by if t tbo aid of a llltlo running woro out Hon W'll- 5? VI Hums, who was not oblo to beat him at ths W, j llntsb. Tho judgot roctilled their mli-take of i, i the socond hoat by giving tho fourth one and U ii.t the race to the steady going trottor. ft t Match. ft73: trotting In harness mile heats, 3 In 3. SiUil' Ben Williams, b. g fJerome Whelpley) 1 1 I 1 1 j!,!' Larry Boy, blk g. IP. levelandi. ....2 12 2 w aV'iH' 7lma-2.3im. 2 am2:2HH, 2:31. P li'rl During tho nftornoon Millard Sanders helped (t',filtl;li tocntortain tho Brooklyn visitors by driving f "flJIi Guy. the fnstost of tho Mambrlno Chief tribe. lAI, in i du, nnd a repeat mllo In '18. tlio last half K h"fji In 1:09'. Sanders drovo Hrokor W. H. Law- Easl son's team. Knieat Maltravers and Captain, a 5' IBL mile in :2J. tho llrst half In 1:1U'. iijw'ti Oleneon Knocked Out Isirecu, libTMU Three rounds with skin gloves were fought at a Long MjoTff Island resort on Sunday and resulted in a clean knock- d$wfeV out. Jack (ileason, the Albany light weight, aud Bob i 'rJ$i'l Hirsch of this city n ere tbo coniestanla Tbey fought tiuWiiJ at 120 pounds for a purse of fM. Jack Dougherty of rKE; Philadelphia and Jack Burna were behind Hlrfch, end I ftsflr Mck I'olllns and l.ddle tirren seconded Gleason. A f tVtff Brooklyn man was referee. About nftv spectators were I rBL,Xl present, lu the first round lllrsch scored llrst blood by ft'laVE) a rap on flleason's nose. In the third there was some l;'Jri''f'' quick Bghtuig by both men. Somo eleter itopa br t-iTit'l- both, but each landed some pretty etlfl cracks on the Bl. Mtf s body, tlleasun llnally ended the affair by lauding hla l'P right on II Irsch's Jaw. lllrsch fell Inaheapund want Mr I J I to ileep for uver half a minute. i$ta7 Hoatoo Tuchte l'repnrlnc for the Raceg, KX y vj jr. Bosros, July 7 The forty-five footer Mlllcete and the J, ,5K af forty footrre Ooesoon. Tomahawk, and Venture were "jf?l hauled out at Lawloy'e this afternoon to prepare for the 'ti 11 races of Thursday and 1'riday. The Massachusetts 'J i Yacht club have postponed their race until Friday lM?M I next. Thlsnlllglvotbe forties two races during tbe 'ik7?i; week. The (ioisoou will have a lolld allck for a too- (IVl iKh mast. Anew hard pine mast will be put in the Vcn- fl IfllBj) ture for Thursday a race. I :Jr8 liownee tVlll Run To. morrow. t jKU W. O Downes. Ihe llinerd flyer, will make Ms tt. jBlli tltnpt to lower the world'e quarter mile record at Boa- iilI-93 ton to morrow, Downes. with Ram See and Bob StolL rf'H 'Mv will go on to Boston late this afternoon. heeaudSteu iV1) 9e. wUI be two of the timekeepers. jiL; fiiji lsf Aufy tlave you new Itabbenlf 7Y X S.l ladit.Whf, sol These are toe old acts 4 1L iMsed with ffifl, (tf WulffsACMEBIacking M It mskeg them look like new;, and bt shoes alee iffi:'Q dretaed with it, hold their polish IINDHII the Vi iMrji rubber, even ehould ths snow creep In. QMi Iff re Change a Pine Table to Walnut fe m A Poplar Kitchen rVess to Antique Oak. J' ji il A Cane Rocker to Mahogany. fvil BMwbatunbe-oBewith200eworthol Uj'il jBIK-BON il mr (am ft rrVAu4, jSrfr WOLFP m- RANDOLPH, PhUftdalpUa. Wj$ jf n efiuhiun SnrMr. f ""notice to fkhermen. 'iiM t-i'T iMiirr.s in hods fok moo. 'S.jsl Sis itrlp Split llamhoo Ply or Bait Rods lolnts. altb. ff yHtTU eilni tip. Hi foot r-7-' Heavy i-alt Hater ell e 1 Hal! If "list orWeaklllli llo.ti h f oot f2 7i. AH Luucewood etrli 1 fihiflp llasa Itods with intra lip llui ipiailtv j Ash aud 'Til1!.'! Incewonil Mrped Hass Itod hollow bill, eitra Up. r 'I (sic Large arfely of Wood Ileeli lir 70i mil 'i Clio en. h i-cud 2o itainp fur lllustraiel tli-laf 3 Tackle Calalogua for IS sk (upen evenings.; f K J. V. MAKHTIIItH, M M Court SL, near City Hall, jl Brooklyn, Jt ti ''aV

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Ist -1 IKS 4S THE SUN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1800. 1 t- e M$t TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1800. HBIlT n. WlFl London omreiefTIII-: SON, t Ij 1 o nt xtrand J' i in ceBmutcttlnni ibould b addreitad ts FRANK II V. WIUTK, 43U tStrftnO. London, H u, 1 V Onbscrlptloa by Mull-l'olt-paU. I DAILY, rtr Vontb. rJO CO 11: DAILY, rtr Tear ooo m bundat, rtr vr ooo W DA1LT AND BU.NDAT, rer Tear BOO Bjl WEEKLY. Ter Tfr 1 OO jjl;, realtf! torortlgut'ountrlet added SI I Til E BUN. New York City. Iljl Adveriigmenta for Tnrj Weekly Bun, III j Ututd to-morrow morning, must be handtd in jf thia evening before six o'clock. Wl The Debate on tbe Shipping mils. fill Tho debate in tho Senate on Mr. FnYE'a KJ In two bllla for the relief of tho Amorlcan rner- j chant marine Is very Important. It has at- 11 traeted loss attention than would bo the case If public lntoro9t wero not concentrnt- ll-J ed upon tho Fedoral Election bill. I j The first measuro Is known as tho tonnage Ml bounty bill. It provides for a bounty on fjj'lj tonnage for all Amorlcan ships, steam or I. U sail, of a certain grado of construction. Tho jUI bounty Is thirty cents a ton for ench 1,000 i l miles sailed, during tho next ten years, and I I twenty-oovon cents a ton during tho nlno I years Uiereaftor. This Is tho measure I I favored by the Shipping League Aasocla- 111 tlon. Commissioner Bates cstlmatos that 111 under the operation of tho proposed law lit the aggregate of bounties paid annually Ij I would rise in three or four years to $5,000,- SIl I 000 or $0,000,000. Sonator Fnyr, says that ho lr should bo disappointed it tho aggregate did not rise to $7,000,000 or $8,ooo,000 a year. I Tho larger tho lljjure It reaches," 6ays Mr. H&l I FnYE, "the moro cfloot It will have had I j upon commerce." 'ill Tho second measure Is a postal subsidy j j i bill. It Is deslgnod to enoourago tho croa- I i I tlon of American lines of swift, first-class I I 1 1 i steamers, and tho bounty Is graduated ac- II cording to tho class of voseol. Tor great B I American steamships in the Atlantis trade 1 1 It tho amount paid by tho Government undor U cither of the two bills would bo about tho j I'l i same; but shipowners could not take ad ;j vantage of both benefits. That Is to say, a 10 l vessel receiving money from tho Oovern- I 1 1 I ment under this postal subsidy law could I not also draw tho general tonnage bounty. 1 1 These measures supplement each other, I and In combination form tho boldest, most I a Intelligent, and most promising schomo for I 0 the restoration by subsidy of tho Amorlcan u merchant marlno that has ever boon pro- i sented In Congress. This is due In great I a I measure to Mr. Fit ye's zeal for the American I I ohlpplng interests and his pcrfoct compro- 1 hensloa of the conditions of tho problem. J 1 His motive la patriotic, and, whether tho I bills pass or fall, ho deserves crodlt for his H I efforts In behalf of an industry that appeals I to the sentiments of every American who ro- U I members with pride the tlmo when our flag Hi covered the oceans. H I It is useless to regard the two shipping Hll bills as anything else than subsidy bills out JH I right. That is what they are. Tho money wt I expended under their oporation would bo l money raised by taxes and expended for tho II Indirect benefit of tho many, and to the di ll j reot profit of tho few. l) It I Sut perhaps Brother Blaine would say, the id, subsidy question is a quostlon not of prlncl l; pie, but of policy. Is It worth the while of this If country to pay six million, or twelve mll I, Hon, or twenty million dollars a year to I restore and build up again our onco enor I mous carrying trade on tho high seas? Vt'o pay $60,000,000 a year in taxes to keep alive the sugar-growing Industry of tho 1 1 South. We pay $160,000,000 to $100,- f 000,000 a year to foreign nations for n I carrying our ocean freights and ocean H It passengers. To get our ships once moro M ft upon tho ocean, to make tho United il States onco more a maritime nation, to se HH cure at the same tlmo a school and a re H I crultlng class for the seamen of tho navy HI we shall one day need, Is $0,000,000 or $20, ij I 000,000 a year too much to 6pcnd H Let Senators and Representatives, there Hi'' fore, consider tho two shipping bills on their j I merits as means to an end. Do the bills bid J I i fair to accomplish their purpose, and are they II: the best Instruments that can be devised for tbe restoration of American commerce If It Will Trouble the PoUtlcal Parsons. DR; The gentlemen who have boon meeting at HR the Windsor Hotel aro very hopeful of satis- KjQjr factory results from tho spontaneous Cltl- II; f tecs' movement which thoy havo originated K at that establishment They base much of HI their confidence upon tho operation of the II new ballot law which went Into effect on MS I Tuesdaylast. Thlslawtheydeclare.givesto Independent and unattAchod citizens of their I own way of thinking an unprecedented op- portunlty." A largo number of these gentlo mon, It is ovldont, havo had their minds dis tracted, and their attontlon drawn from the 1 jH task of reading and comprehending tho act, jgj by the clatter concerning Its advantages I! mado by some of Its advocates who are as H I Ignorant on the subject as tbemuolves. As a H matter of fact, the new law, bo far from I assisting movements liko that of tho Clerical I Citizens, will tend to embarrass rather than I to aid them. They are loaning, so to speak, H upon a broken reed. R InordortoarrlvoatabottorcomprehenBlon fj of this subject, lot us In all eorlousnoss mid ffl I J soberness, assumo that whon the Oltlzons re- 1 assemble In Soptornler (they have adjourned i until then, apparently for no better purpoo i than to leave tho field to their opponents) bj I they will put regularly in nomination a gj j 1 1 ttoket mado up, let us say, an follows: The j Itev. B. F. Dh Costa for Mayor, Wheeler II. If Pkokham for District Attorney, Simon l'nop- H Ij i ekty Qualification Sterk for ShorllT, w. H MAliwiono Ivlvs for Comptroller, ConNK- Hi t iirua VEBPOaufl Columbus Doody for Prosi- n i i dent of the Board of Aldormon, and E. H j i Lariiy Uodkin, formerly of Cluughbawu, M for Coroner. Throe hundred porsons would K undoubtedly sign tho certificate of tholr I nomination; It would bo duly filed in m tho County Clerk's oflloe, and ono million 9 i copies of It would be printed by tho county: four, as the law provides, for each elector. Thus far, at least, the Citlzons' movemont I would be a howling success. I, I But what would follow f The new law pro- I Vidos that all tho candidates balloted for I I' must bo on tho same tlckot. The CIUzodb Hll I will havo a satisfactory list of names for am municipal offices, but how will their follow- j w era agree concerning the rest of the ticket Im i Under the old law, Congressional, Judiciary, m legislative, and aldermanlo candidates were fw i! eaoh on separate ballots; and the voter w jj could support a Citizens' tiokot for munlolpal ofnoers without surrendering his party alle- tffl j glance on national or State questions. Un- jBl ji der the new law all his candidates must be M il i on one ticket. It Is true the Citizens may J jig j,' Moure, at large expense to the city treasury, Ball various assortments of tickets, "oomblna- PJkjH 3 tlons"on ths clan whloh is popular among KyL1 1 SSBBiMigliiinnTiinilfflWirimrii r i nnrnmnffri ir-mfflnimffirffliwrrffWiiwiMTiwi the patrons of that doluslvoond reprobate gnmo of chance called "policy;" but to proscrvo any uniformity of action, and to bo ablo to make any can vas-j, voters of their way of thinking must gtvo their united sup pot t to ono or tho other ticket of tho lot. Let us tako tho First Assombly district as an Illustration. It contains 7,500 voters, of whom 0,300 nro usually Domocratlc and 1,000 llopubllcan. Kach of tho Democratic fac tions, tho Bcpubllcans, and probnhly tho Labor party, tho Tempcrnnco party, tho Socialists, and tho Women SulTraglsts, will havo a ticket. Thero will probably bo found In addition, n small number of Clerical Cltbens, reformers and regenerators gen erally, who will want a tlckot of their own. Who, outsldo of tholr municipal nomlnocs.wlll cotnposo it 1 If thoy mako regular nomina tions, say for Congress, Assombly, and Al dermen, tho gentlcmon put up for theso posts will naturally and reasonably expect thosamo uniformity of support from tho Clerical Citizens that thoy and tholr friends will glvo to tho municipal ticket of tho clorgymon. In other words, tho Citizens will havo to mako a fight for votos In each district ovorywhero, or thoy will havo to limit their campaign to tho munici pal offices solely. If tho latter courso Is pursued, tho movement will bo wholly with out representative character, slnco It will not bo tho effort of carnost electors band ing togothor to All public posts, but will degonerato Into a mcro contest of private Individuals running for municipal offices against tho nominees of tho organized parties. Undor such conditions, It Is not probablo that all the tickots whloh bear ot tholr head the name of a candidate llko Dr. Dh Costa will got in tho First moro than a handful of votos, perhaps a hundred In tho total of 0,600; and what is truo of tho First Assembly district will bo sub stantially truo of overy other populous lo cality in town. So tho Citizens' movement, which budded in hopo, would wither and fado away boforo blossoming. Tho now election law gives to Independent votois no such advantages as the Clerical pol iticians sup pose. Indeed, It makes their work harder than It was before It puts a premium upon party, and upon party candi dates; and by complicating tho eloctlon machlnory makes It moro difficult for an in dependent candidate to run than was tho case under the old law. It saves, it is true, tho cost of ballot printing; but tho troublo In tho past has not been that Inde pendent oandidatcs could not get their ballots printed, but that they couldn't get them voted. The samo troublo will confront them this yoar, for tho most patient and careful scrutiny of the now law falls to roeal any clauso in it en abling any Independent candidate, whether nominated at tho Windsor Hotel or tho At lantio Garden, to win unless a plurality of tho voters want him. And they won't want thorn If tho regular parties put up can didates who aro Just as good, if not better. The Opportunity of France. Tho revival of tho project of a Trans-Sahara railway shows that Frenchman are aroused to tho necessity of moving promptly it thoy aro to llguro in tho partition of Africa. In her great colony of Algeria, France has an admirable basis for southward expansion; and tho most offectlvo way of turning tho advantage to account would be by opening railway communication with tho populous and fruitful region watered by tho tributa ries of tho upper Niger, and of which tho best-known centre of trndo is Tlmbuctoo. If wo except tho American prairies, tho pampas of tho Argentina Itopubllu, and tho plains of Russia and Central Asia, there Is no part of the earth whero tho construction of a railway would encounter fower topographical obstructions than In tho miscalled desert of Sahara. It is now known that tho obstacle onco sup posed to bo insuperable, the alleged dif ficulty of procuring water, docs not exist. Tho waste Is continually traversed by cara vans, which aro by no means confined to a single route, the wholo Sahara being dotted with oases, which in many Instances aro at lnconslderablo distances Irom ono another. A survoylng party supported by an adequate military forco could speedily lay out a line along which water could bo obtained quite as cosily as on the road which tho Russians havo completed through tho Trans-Caspian territory. It Is truo that cortain tribes which Infest tho western half of tho Sahara aro ferocious robbers, whose attacks havo often proved fatal to small bodies of explorers, and nro osourco of con stant danger even to largo caravans. Tho great majority, howover, of tho denizens of tho so-called desert aro a peaceable folk, who covet Improved facilities of Intorcourso and trado, and would gladly sco tho Frnnch exterminate tho land pirates who torment them. As tho latter aro by no means numer ous, their destruction, If undertaken with tho relontless energy which has marked French treatment of similar outlaws in Algeria, ought not to prove a difficult or protracted task. Tho experience gained by the Frcnoh Gov ernment In dealing with Mohammedan sub jects In Algorla during tho last sixty years, should prove or signal boneflt In tho exten sion of Its African possessions to tho west ern Soudan. It was noticed in Egypt during the period of tho Joint control over tho Khedive's iluances that tho English, not withstanding their long fomlllarlty with Mosloms in India, wcro moro likely to give offenco to tho natives than wero tho French. Tho latter oInccd n toleranco, a sympathy, and oven a geniality In tholr Intorcourso with Moslems, which tho English havo never been ablo to acquire. For this reason tho Fronch may be ranked next to tho Russians among tho Euiopean nations qualified to oxorclso authority over n Mohammedan population. Tho importance of such aptitudes can not be overrated In connection with the western Soudon, whero the tremendous advanco of Islam Is ono of the most striking religious phenomena of the pres ent century. A railway from Algorla across the Sahara would mean for Franco the ultimate control of tho vast tract intersected by the upper Niger and Its confluents, which Is Indisputa bly tho llnest part of Africa that is still barred to conquest and to Christian civiliza tion, This would moro than counterbal ance Gormany's recont acquisitions on tho oast coast. Nor la it impossible that Franco might eventually securo the surrendor of Englnnd's claim to dominate the mouth of tho Niger, or at least a concession of equal rights on the. lower courso of tho great river of west Africa. According to a telegram from London, tho BALiHnunY Govern ment admits that some compensation Is due to Franco for tho rupture of tho Frnnco-Angllan ngrnoment guaran teeing the indopendenco ot the Sultan of Zanzibar, In Its Newfoundland Ashing rights, moreover, tho Frenoh republic has an asset for whloh England oould afford to pay a large price In the form ot concessions on the lower Niger and in an ofllolal recognition ot a Frenoh sphere ot influenoe In the western Soudan. Indeed, some of the London Jour nals friendly to Lord BAi.niBnBY cava late ly indicated this part of Afrlfft os that to which Fronch enterprise may naturally look for Its share of tho Dark Continent. Tho Coat In Hualnrss. As a special but sueoossful student of tho subject, we cr.-n on word with the members of that very linpoi tint Institution, tho Mem phis Cotton Exchange, now nt odds over tho quostlon whether thoy may or may not do business In their shlit sleeves. Tho act of tho Hon. Joseph ItENnY Walker of Massachusetts lu removing his coat during n i emit debate In tlio Housoof EeproseiitiUhcrt Inn alivmly exhibited Its power lor general demoralization. "Tho Exchange," t-aya the Memphis Avalanche, Is split Into two Inctlons, and tho Lord only know now It will end." Tho coat ques tion has reached Memphis. Our Tonnesseo contemporary lepoilt a few opinions upon lis present state: ThHcoAt ornti cnac builneii U more ftrlODi than rntil fnlki tlilnk tor,' nld member ot lti Cotton Ei cuntwe enl-Mar. thd frllowa who want tiudy to er conn tine primal a lot of atud about iniiiur, nhil to forth 1 ran t that mannar I ai anj-thlnc to tin with It. Olio enn be a gentleman la hit thirl diete cant lit Tin moit eltmnt man 1 ertr kiiaw Kim a pUuter of the old regime who nerer wore a ciat, eici'i't at hit tablt, from tht lt ofMijtotlie latnf October lilt thlrta. though, were marrelt of hltenem and frlita. anl lit could hand a ladontot her carnage with more graoc than anybody, lilt handt Keren wlihe mention, and hit wrlttbanda at tpotlctt OKtlieilrUen mow. I think It'a more a queillon ot clean phlrts than coata,' Anothor momber'svlowsooms to be purely utilitarian: "'What do Icareabootthtnotlontof ritOatim and Fihh and the other iludtiit Wt hart got to go In for ooinfnrt In thli climate. Became a man weart h t mat lu .New ork or ChlcagA la that a reaion why we ahould do It here The "coat follows," as thoy are called, aro accused of being Insincere. A no-coat member assorts that ho saw one of them "march up and sign that petition In his shlitsleovcs." Tho homo stylo of another signer was described as "sitting on his front porch last Sunday In his bare feet perched on tho top rail of tho banisters." New York Is not so hot as Chicago, but It Is probably about as warm as Memphis. Tho climate of ono city no moro requires tho re moval of tho coat than docs that of tho othor. 'lho pongee coat, around a flannel shirt, suits tho summer air of Momphls equally as well as in New York, and, what should bo tho deciding fact In thl3 controversy, that makos a costumo of as much comfort In hot weathor as civilized man can dotuaud for public purposes. The Momphls coat fol lows," whoso adoption of a platform con demning tholr own personal preferences shows tholr irrepressible conviction of Its soundness, are right. Tho point Is, that If personal comfort onco boglns to strip business decorum of Its uniform, tho thormometer and not tho god dess of modesty will regulate dress. The natural barbarism of tho Memphis shlrt sleco movement Is bare and unmistakablo enough In the orgument employed down there that "tho old Greeks and Romans didn't oen wear breeches, and yet thoy wero considered pretty stylish." It was only a few weeks ago when tho lrroslstl blo autociat and Spoaker, tho Hon. Thomas Howlemoveh Ri:ed, terrified at tho threatening progress of Congressman Walkck'h revolution, was meek enough to limit tho members wishing to talk to tho singlo condition that they should "keep their trousers on." That was merely catching nt tho last thread. Tho coat, although It Is the first and most Innocent garment to be taken off. Is, In fact, tho hook, tho suspender on which hangs tho robo of eiUliation. Lot the members of tho Memphis Cotton Exchange, when en gaged In the formality of business, keep tholr coats on. A Cne of Declared Heresy. The Church Congress Is a convention of Individual clergymen and laymen of tho Episcopal Church, which meets annually for tho discussion of moral and religious ques tions. Of couise it has no legislative or Judicial function and no ecclesiastical Juris diction, but Is merely for tho exchange of views and opinions on matters of concern to tho Church. Accordingly, the commlttoo which lays out tho plans for tho meetings of the Church Congress selects shakers and essayists with roferonco to eliciting varying opinions and bringing up subjects whloh will bo provocative of interesting and fruitful dibcusslons. In pursuance of this policy It selected tho Rov. Howard Mao QtiEUtY of Canton In Ohio as ono of tho speakers at tho next Congress, to bo held at Philadelphia In November. He has recently published n book In which ho propounds theories of the birth of Jesub and of the resurrection, which seem to bo radically opposed to tho general and authoritative belief and creed of the communion, nnd porhaps tho committee thought that it would bo wisest to let him explain himself at Philadelphia In tho face of champions of tho faith ready to cotno to Its defonco If It should be assailed. At any rate, thoy invited tho Rov. Mr. Mao Qor.AiiY, though ho had shocked Episcopa lians by what seemed to them rank heresy, if not outright profanity. In his published volumo he refuses to ac cept tho literal moaning of the virgin birth of tho Saviour, contending that ho has tho authority of Ihaiah for interpreting tho word "virgin" as meaning "young woman." "Tho 6tory of tho Virgin-Born, as It stands In the Gospel," says Mr. MacQukahy, Is so improbable, and the evidence concerning it Is so uncertain, that criticism could not accopt it." Therefore lie regards it as "merely a poetlo description of a great faot." We do not understand how much ho Implies in this; but It scorns to bo plain thnt In some way ho reconciles the ex planation In his own mind with the doctrlno of tho Incarnntlon, uud of tho Sonthip ot Jrsi'H. Ho also rejects tho theory that tho resur rection of tho dead Is "a gross material res in roctlon," and contends that ho has tho an- thorltv of St, I'etfii for teaching, "with modoi n fcioiice, that 'matter' Is not to bo eternal." 'I hercforo, nimwerlng the ques tion as to what boennin of tho body of Jnaus, ho Hays that "tho body doubtless Piumble 1 Into dust some where." lint this cannot bo regartled as a capital divergence ftoiit tho accepted faith, for a great part of believing Christiana, and among them ery ninny Episcopalians, probablv, lmn given up tho theorv of a ma terial ro-uireetliin. I'hey cannot make It consistent with selentlllo fact. Tho resur rection of tho mhiI, in which Inlinri'H tho In dividuality, veeliih tn the m to Hallxfy nil tho requirements of I tilt li. Hut the selection of Mr, MacQukahy us a speaker nt the Church Congress uroimed Hlehop Potteii to protest In the Churchman against him as a preacher ot false dootiine, who dishonored the Church by his teachings and himself by remaining lu its orders, though he rejects Its fundamental doctrine. Thoreforo tho Rev, Dr. V inciiihter Don ald, the rector of Ascension Church, on the Fifth avenue, responds In the same pspei criticising the Bishop for condemning an untried clergyman and for Indirectly con demning tho diocese of Ohio for not bring ing tho offondcr to Justice. Dr. Donald's point Is, and It is it Btrong point, that nobody ought to bo prejudged nnd pro nounced guilty until ho Is so proved after duo nnd authoritative Investigation. He docs not sympathize with Mr. Mao QtjEAlit's theories, but ho domands that ho shall bo treated with fairness, and that each dloceso shall bo left to regulate its own af fairs without Intcrferenco from anylndl Idual outsldo lllshop. It Is n very Interesting discussion, and Is a symptom of tho restlessness of tho clergy under what thoy regard ns episcopal arro ganco. Rut tho t'Aiirfminn takes tho sldo of lllshop Porrr.n without resorvo, though It acknowledges tho temporato spirit In which Dr. Donald presents his caso. Ho is argu ing for the rights of tho presbyter. Mr. MacQueaiiy, wo bollovo, has since been admonished for his teachings by Bishop Leonaud of Ohio, and may bo duly trlod. But what doos tho Churchman Imply by ask ing: "How many unknown MacQueakys aro thoro In the ranks of tho clergy of tho Churoh?" Aro wo to infer that doubts of tho literal meaning of "born of n virgin" are frequent nmong tho Episcopal clorgy For Democracy It Is. From the sanctum of our esteemed eon temporary, the Cbtirfer-ioitnial, wo hear this ringing and penetrating cry: tub nKruBLics run.ii. m raivi or ma ciktcbt comma jaiixit m KiTIOK. The Dill to Drttro; Self Oo eminent and rarpetnate Cfumert Forced Through tht Home, This is not tho volco of theorizing frenzy or of panic-stricken hysteria. It comes from tho beautiful but now florco and war llko Star-Evcd Goddess assholllos back to tho bosom of Democracy. Sho sees by tho passage of tho Forco bill that Bitch recont escapades as hors must be superseded by service In the Interest of gonulno Democracy, and sho, by nature n fighter rather thau star gazer, Is ready to light. Lot tho glorious bnttlo go on, and all Democrats will stand shoulderto shoulder. Gnovnn Cleveland's conduot In tho Crawford episode and In tho ceremonies In memory of the late Thomas A. Hbndiucks show that tbe moral leprosy" asserted of him br the Hon. William I'urtCF.i.i. IsoBSentlal and Incurable. His word Is worthies. Our esteomed Farmers' Alliance oontem porary. tho Atlanta Con tlilutlon. Is still Joyously proclaiming that the Farmers' Alllnnoo of Georgia Is tlio Democratic party of Georgia. The fact Is not lmrtlcularly encouraging for oxtra-Georgltia Democrats who do not admire the Farmers' Alllanco cjulto as much as the Atlanta Constitution admires It. But It Beoms to bo a fact that tho Democratic, party ot Georgia Is apnrtof the Farmers' Alliance la the samo way that Jonah wa included In the whale. As Farmer W. J. Noiithkn. who Is co ins to bo the Alliance-Democratic candidate for Governor, sas In a spoech triumphantly quoted by tho Uinitdfufiori, which has Doomsd I his boom with great energy and judemont, If the farmers, tho Alliance moa. aro not Demo crats, what aro thoy?" Well, somo few of thorn aro Hopublicans, we suppose, und allot thorn are In favor ot the pre posterous Agricultural Sub-Treasury soherae. of which Col. Lit isoston of Georgia Is perhaps the most distinguished advocate. There is. we hollos o. a concordat between Col. Livinqhtox and Mr. Noiitukn. 11 the Democratic) party of Georgia had swal lowod tho Farmers' Alliance, the latter would havo clvon up the Agricultural bub-Treasury. As tho Farmers' Alllanco has swallowed up the Democratic, party ot Georgia, tholatterwlll hao to swallow all tho aueor principles of Its container. Mr. NonTHEN'', question doesn't have to bo answered In tho way ho buppoeos. If tho Alllanco mon aro not Democrats, what aro thoy Ttiev aro Alllanco men, Col. NonTiiEN. agricultural socialists moro or less advanced. It requires a good deal of philosophy to face with a smiling visage and unruffled tem per btich a Rittiatlon as that described by Dr. Junkku In his now book. Wlillo at .Suez on his last trip to Africa he met two woalthy Knchsh men who wore to bo his follow travellers down tho coast on tho Buakin steamer. Thoy wore off for a hunting trip along the Illuo Nile, and they had sent a splendid equipment from Lon don to Suoz. Whllo they wore having a good tlmo in Cairo tholr equipment armed atHuez, and by accldont was loaded on ths wrong stoamer, nnd when thoy rencliod tbe Suez Canal to taue tho Ruakln boat they found that all their euns, ammunition, tents, and lho rest ot their outllt wore a thousand miles on the way to Australia, where they probably arrhod la good condition. Tho unfortunate Nlmrods had to order another outllt from London. Holland will havo six months to mako up hor mind whether to sign ths General Act of tho Antl-Hlavory Conference Sho has no tor rltorial claims In Africa, but sho Is Interested in tho diffusion of Holland gin, and has not signed the Act rot becauso It authorizes the Congo State to Impose an import tax on kIh and other commodities. Hero are nearly all tho civilized nations In tho world ready to pull togothor for the accomplishment ot one of tho greatest works ot the century, and one little kingdom is pulling the other way beoaueo It Ib proposed to put a tax on sin. It Is a curious spoctacle nnd ono that will hardly bo uphold by publlo opinion. Tho speech delivered nt Macon on the Fourth of July, of which Tiik Su.v printed tho eloquent perorntlon, was by tho Hon, Kvonv Spker, United Mates District Judgo for tho Southern District of Goonda. The authorities in Tunis have forbidden tho departure of pilgrims forMeocaon account of the report that cholera Is piealent there. It Is not at all unllLoly that tho dlit easoB spread abroad throuuh thobe pilgrim ages to the holy city will In time muLo ths journey bo unpopular that thsnuraborof vi ltors will bo greatly rcduoed. The Dutch traveller, bciisoucK. who Is tho lost Europonn to visit Mecca in disguise, tolls a harrowing story of the sufferings of the pilgrims while in tbe city, and ot tho total lack of sanitary or othor measures that would contribute to their health and comfort I'llgrlms from Mecca are often a source of great uneasiness In tho Afri can coast towns, whose people are never sure that a pestilence dooB not accompany the devo tee. Tho stnamsrs of the Ilubattlno Company are supposed to stop on etsrytrlp at Jcddn. the port of Mecca, but their vlHlts thero aro quite Irreculnr, because tho other ports whore thsy touch nro very likely to have a ounrnntlno agnlast Joddn, In faot, Mecca Is coming to os regarded ns a good deal of a nulsnnco even In some Mohammedan regions. A Very lle taken Prophet, ttvmtlir Abany Ttmu. When l'rfilJuit I lerrlaul wrote hit anil tltrer coin aire letter In (""A he wan of the opinion that tn coin lib Tor wiium l, to aaptl gold from tlie luuntrrj at lean, he made that eitruurdmary italeinetit. How far he wai nil'luk' n li teen III the remit Uurlng the four yeert of hltPreiMeney the gold Ira-porn-d Into thu United Htattt tioteded the gold el ported by Its OOI.UJ0 During tht ttu years 17-IS89 do leu than f IlAOOO.OuO of gold wat Imported orer what waa tiporttd Tht Terr rererit ot what lie had to confidently predicted oaint to pan. ir Mr CleTtland It no ntartr tht facts InhUUrlS prophtclea, he will bt remembered hereafter at aTery oUlattn prophtl Indttd. JAeatucky Not for Teat Bee. mm CU CtMUlar Mttg Jfttfatfan la at tua trait U ataolattty ukim la Olreagbtr. Our gu U leasts: far tht nnt rata rnii MrMivhtMltapulh i TOX ACTVMN UAKaCVntKB. Nnviat KTOlntlon. roanlMy TFItta Army Co-operation, Now Planned. WAsmsoTOW, July 7. There Is llttlo donbt that after tho return of Admiral Walker'i squadron from Hrazlllan waton thore will bo naval exerel?o olthor In Narrasansett 13ay or Now York harbor, which may snrvo as a sort of dreBR rehearsal for tho great display ordered br Congress for tho year 18!i2. It would be possible to assomblo for this pur pose twolvo modorn steol veisols. such as any navy might bo glad to possess. Theso aro the Chicago, 4.500 tons and 14 guns; tho Balti more, 4.400 tons and 10 guns; tho l'hlladel pnla, 4,1124 tons and 12 guns: tho Atlanta, 3.0'X) tons and 8 guns; the lloston, of the same tonnago and battery; tho Vorktown, 1,703 tons and G guns: tho Concord nnd tho Bennington, sister ships of tho Yorktown: tho Dolphin, 1,800 tons and 1 gun: tho fetrol. 885 tons andlguna: tho Vesuvius, 725 tons nnd 3 pneu matic guns; finally, tho torpodo boat Gushing. Hardly ono of thoso vosboIs Is without somo point of Interest making It worth attention. Tho Chicago Is ono of tho most poworlully armed ossels of her sire and typo In tho world, standing nt tho head ot our cruising nay la that reupeot. The Atlanta and lloston are also remarkable for tholr powerful battorlos. In proportion to tholr displacement. Tho Balti more and Philadelphia aro famous for tholr high speed, ths latter reaching nearly 11.7 knots an hour In a lunof about eighty con seoutlTo knots, whllo tho formor falls but little below her. The Vosuvlus Is nt loait a notolty In naval warfare, while tho Cashing, tbo pio neer ot our torpodo flotilla, dovolopod on hor ofllclal trial a good rate ot spoed for hor class. Tho Concord will probably havo her trial dur ing tho prosont month, and could bo followed by tho Donnlugtnn In Hontombor or October, which would probably bo tho time sot for tho mantruvros. Besldos theo twolvo modorn vesBOls there would bo the wooden craft of tbo North Atlan tic station then in theso waters. It now In cludes tho Galona. 1,'JiX) tuns dliplacementand 8 guns: tho famous old Kearsarge, 1,530 tons nnd 7 suns; the l'ssex, 1,375 tons and 0 guns, Tho last-named osbo1 will go to Iluropo with in a low wookB. and thenco to tho South Atlan tic station, but thoro nro nuw In homo waters awaiting as-dimmcnt tho lllchmond, 2.700 tons nnd 1 1 Kuns. ana tho 1'eusaeoln, although tho Intter Is mon to co to the .South Atlantic Bta tlou ns flacshlp. In addition there would bo available tho npiirenilca training squadron. coiiBihting ot the .Minnesota, the Jamestown, which will by that tlmo have returned from J.uroDo, the Portsmouth tho Yantlo. the Mon ongahola. and the hew Hampshire. There could bo added ttio school ships Saratoga and tit. Mary's, now In Europonn wators, although the latter, to be mire, llko the Monongnheln, is a snillng sliln. Then thore I tho Dispatch, which Is kept In homo wateis. At all evsnls, it would bo piitdble to osBomblo twolvo modern Fteel vessels and at lean elitht woodon vessels, niaKlngannrrnyof twenty In all. But tho main purposo would doubtless bo less that of making a parado than of conduct inc a series or evolutions, resembling la sen ernl those carried on by Admiral Luce on the last occasion ot thu kind, ahould the tnnnTUres occur near Nowport they would probably lncludo somo speod trials OTor a measured courso and turning trials, as well ns honycun drill, target prnctico, and float tactics, ilixro would nlso. of courso, be land lim parties of tho marines nnd blue inokets. with flioro exorcises. Indood. Ihcro Is somo hope of joint mauueuvres. in wblch the nrmv would eniipornto. 'lhoro aro permanently stationed four batteries of regular artillery at l'ort Hamilton threo at Kort Wadsworth. three nt fort Columbus, nnd two nt Fort richuylor. all Immediately available tn cnio of joint ninnn'uvros In tlio neighborhood of hewiork harbor. Miotild ths exercises tako plnco near Newport, thore are four batteries mailable at l'ort Adams. A still moro Imposing and usoful flistemof joint iiiiin.iuvren might be carried out In the rei'lun of New York by taklnu In tho tnovery strong National Uunrd brigades of that city and Itrooklyn. which Indnod are almost equiv alent to two divisions. Those mikht oon be rei'nforcod by militia troops from wostorn Con necticut and northern Now Jorsoy. Or. should tho ninun uvrestnko place near Newport, tho militia of lihode Inland and eastern Connecti cut i ould patticloatr. The wuers of New York harbor. Long Isl and Sound, and Narrngansott Bay aro par ticularly favorablo for hucIi joint mnnoiuvres. not o ly becauso of tbo largo force of reirulnr soldiers, marines, militia and wirv ossein ol wn at hand or easily concontrntod, but also b, eau-o auy oporatlons conducted thoro would hne ncertnlti practisnl atuo. Thodofenceot New iork Harbor und Its approaches Is a very genulno military and ntnal problem, and ono of tho most Important i-trntegle points in the-e approaches is Gardiner's Bay at tho eastern end of Long Island. But whothor tho laud forces do or do not cooperato In tbo exorcises proposed for tlio comins autumn. It is probablo tlmt tho navy will cany them out. Tho temptation to buou rnnnn uvros Is round In tbe fact thai now. for tho lln-t tlmo, a really power ful forco of modern vessols Is avallulilo. It cannot t erected that nil these new war ships will remain long In homo wators. It thete'oro xeeros doslratilo to conduot a series of prnctico evolutions with them boforo they nre seattoroil to duty on tbe various stations, since it nun not bo expedient to brlnir many ot them back ngnln until tho great rev lew of lsfl'j. Of course by that time other war Bhlps will bo completed and in commission, so that a brilliant and Impressive display may be expected. CUllVVUSXCY CVIlEJi 71 r FASTINO. A Fat Drntlat Rrducra Ilia VTelsbt Forty, fire i'ounde by n Jllet or IlttU and Coffee. roumtKEKPSiE, July 7. Dr. Charlos K. Bar low, one of the lending dentlstB of this city, has taken no food of any kind except a class of mflkoracup ot coffee each day for forty flvodavs. hen he bognn fasting he weighed S45 pounds and moasurcd 40 Inches around tho body. Ho now wolebs 201 pounds and mean urort .1C inches around the body. Whoa tbo fortv-flvo days were up he was rendy to eat something substantial, but his appetite failed him and lias not yet returned. Ills board bill for tlfty-threndnvs has been loss than 12. He jnys ho foels good and has worked hard every day durlnir his fast. Ills entire food to-day consisted of a glnss ot milk and a pinto of leo cream. He Is about 40 years of airo. Ills eyes are bright and his movements sprightly. A aXFT TO COI.UM1IIA COLT.1SQE, Haronet P. Avery Fo unite a Library or Ar chitecture In Memory or Hie Mon. Bamuel r. Avery has glvon to Columbia Col logo tl5,000, tho Income of which Is to bo usod to purchase publications on tho subject ot ar chitecture. Mr. Avery has also presontud his valuable collection of works on art and archi tecture, wblch will ba placod In nn nlcovo of tho colleen llbrnry to bo known as thn Archi tectural Alcove. In ordorto mako tho collec tion a comploto library on tho subject Mr. Avery will spend nbout 1 15 000 for books nnd poriodlcnlH. Tho total value or thu gift Is about l.'iO.tio i. It is In memory of .Mr Avory's son, a young nrchltect. who died recently. 'I he colloie authorities have doolded to ad mit the publlo to certain loituros to be dollv erod lu tlio fall. Tickot6 will bo sold to thoso who apply for them. An Appeal for Ilnmnnlty In Puttlns Crimi nate to Jleiitb, Tn rna KoiTon or Tub Bra .Vir' May I atk the power fnl Influence of Tua Hrn to tecura the abolition of the hnrrlMo accompaniments ot capital puiilahinent. tho miDial torture doe to pinioning and adjustment, all more rruel in the new ijltem of electrical eaeculloa than In the old f The deilred retail can be ebtalned by the prenoni drugging of the culprit to render him unconticluua TMi ai done In anolent dayt by the Jea a, and modern arience can undoubtedly ItnproTeoii the method The criminal need not even know when the drag tt admlntitert L The law will bt vindicated, bat Juittet will be tem pered by mercy Toonttncertly, A Ouutoii haw Yoa, July?. Bovr Uuck a Man May Drink, from Vie Lon&on Court Journal The rrorpt'olhtt beta good tnoorh to work out how much nl'Oliol a healthy man may lately drink. Tht maslmuiu allowanrt ptrdltui It four ouncei of brandy, tlsteenof ehrrry. twtntr-tlght of champagne, thirty. t o of claret or thirty tU of bottled hetr I'urh of the quantltlen glren contalna two uumes of ale 'hot, and that It the ulnioit limit aUowable. What Can Mr. Chllda Mean I mm fae fAdadclpAla "utile utter Prof. Broolt reporti that hit lateit count it now In tht Big Dipper, a bright nnoleut and a thorl tall a bob tail fluih, at tome otbtr tcltnUitt wosld tay. rhenoaaoaa of the Htaten. IVvm IAe Botton Oouner. Iltrtytt art bright, her tmlle U btand Bbt w alkt lo btaot) i prtde. BfJ tit win Bfr bt dttratd a btUt, He will tht ytlti ad fait e jnciTKit rznADa oviltt. Marylnttd'a ex-Treaeurer Sentenced to tke Penitentiary lor Five Yonra. Bat.tii!ork, MdJnly 7. Stevenson Arotaor. the defaulting Stnlo Treasurer, enmolnto court 1 rathor unexpectedly this morning and ploaded guilty to tho Indictment charging him with om hezzlomont. Tho Btnte had anmmonod wit nossos for to-morrow, when the trial was to have begun, bo that Archer's sudden determi nation to plead guilty was a great surprise. The defaulter concluded to take this stop after a conference with his family nnd his counsel. Ills health Is very poor, nnd ho dreaded a two wooks' experience In a court room. Karly this morning, accompanied by Btnte Senator Benjamin Silver, his eon-ln-law. he drovo from Ilolnlr to a station three mllos bo low, whero he boarded tho train. As ho took a Boat ono of his neighbors nskod him whither ho was going. To tho penitentiary, where I belong." wan tho reply. Upon arriving in this city ho informod his counsol (hat ho was ready, and, without further doluy. tho pnrtr proceed ed to tho Criminal Court, .ludgo Stewart was cugiucod with a caso at the tluio. and was somo what taken aback whon Mi. Bernard Curtor ot Archer's counsel announced Hint his cllont wished to plead gtillly. Tho Suite's attorney was nt onco summoned, nnd thero were low peoplo In court whon Judgo Btewart ordered tho clerk to rend the Indictment, Whon the Inttor had llnlslied Mr. Carter read the follow ing confes-ion. parts of which nre said to have I boen written by Mr. Archer's pastor: I hereby r.lend guilty to tho Indictment which has just been load. In doing so 1 ro Bl'octtullr ask Icavo to Bay that when tho In dictment whb found 1 was advised by my counsel tint tuov bad oMinilued tlio Btutuio upon vvhhh tho Indictment was baped. and that they were cleat ly of the opinion that tho Btatttto was never Intended to embrace within Its provisions tho Treasurer of tho btnte, and that, thereh re. my olTonce, grlovotw as it Is, was not punl-hablo utnlor that statute: but now thnt ttio highest court In tho Stnto has do cldod that If I am guilty of tbo offonce chanted 1 am punishable under this stntulo. I desire hero. In tho prosenco of this court, fully to nc knowledco that I am guilty of the offences charted aunlnst mo In tho Indictment, nnd nlso to confess that I have been guilty of a sin attalnnt Almighty (lodsthat I have proved falso to tho uroat trust committed to me by my nntlvo Stato: that I have deeply and cruelly wronged not only thoso friends who. because of their creat end undoubtlng confidence In my Integrity, became tho sureties on mr ortlclnl bonds but othord who have suffered peouulary loss becauso ot that same confi dence. Fur this, my conduct, I can offer no excuse or palliation. Now that 1 fcnve. so to speak, come to myself, I ronll70 its enormity nnd am deeply Borry for. and. 1 sincerely tniBt, truly nonltont for all I have done. Tho sorrow and misery which hnve beon caused by my conduct aro shared by many, butno blame for any part of (t attaches to any one but myself: It Is all mtno, nnd mlnn alone. No part of the titato's money or securities was ever used br me In gambling, stock specu lation, or for political purposes, uor have I at this time one dollar of It left. I therefore sub mit to the judgment and mercy of the Conrt, STEVICNSOrf Abouib," During the reading Archer scorned to be deeply nffoctod. His bands twitched spasmodi cally, and his bent form trembled as the eontonces of bis acknowledgment ot guilt fell slowly from Mr. carter's lips. lie seemod fully to roallzo tbo sbatno and disgrace he had brought upon an honored nnd Illustrious namo. and upon his helpless family. When Mr. Cartor finished reading tbo oonfesilon. ho folded it slowly, and looked up at Judge Stewart. Ever; body turned from tbe prisoner and his counsel and bent thelrgagor gare upon tho .Judge, In whoo hnndB lay the termination of tbo most aelobratod caso In tbo history ot Maryland. Tho latter mado no comment at all. but, turning to Deputy Clerk Cary, aitaply said' Mr. Clork. I Impose a sentence of five rears In tbo penitentiary The lowest penalty for the offenoo to whloh Mr. Archor ploaded guilty Is elshteen months In the penitonttury. and the highest Is ten years. Tho sentence Imposed Is lho years, but flvo days in each month is allowod for good be havior, making tbe term virtually four years and two months. After Bontonoo had boen imposed the pris oner was hurried Into a haok and driven to the penitentiary. Only his eon-ln-law nnd counsel were Willi him besldos ths Sheriff. Warden Tv'oylor received the party, and without cere mony ushered Archer into the barber shop, wboro his beard and hair were out oft, After this he had a bath and was put In stripes. lie 1b still very feeble, and for a time will remain In tho hospital. Mrs. Archor is very elok at Belalr. 1TEEKLY PATBIEXTS BT XBB CITX. Only nay Z,nborera Inctdded Bo BW Tlonbte Abont Salaried JEmaloyeea. The city Is now paying off under the weekly payment law all of Its employees whose par U fixed at a per diem rate. Tbe workmen In the Jriro Departments were paid off yesterday, and part ot tho laborers on ths Croton aqueduct. Tho rest ot thorn will be paid to-day. To-morrow and on subsequent Wednesdays the Street Clonnlna Department's mon and the dog Bound forco will be paid. Un Thursdays the 'ock Department's men will get their money, nnd on l'rldays the mon In tho Publlo Works Department Two now assistant paymasters wero appointed losterday. S, J. Harriott nnd 8. A. liunHor. at a halary of $1,500 each. Comp troller Miors Is vet lu doubt as to whether the weekly payment law applies to the salaried employees of tho elty or not Corporation Counsel t lark nnd tbo Corporation Counsel of Albany havo glvon opinions that It does not, and the Attorney-General has asked to be ex cused from answering the Comptroller's dues tlon on this point. It Is probable that a test ease vv ill bo mads to got a judicial decision on tho question. io nx cabs roit a mass, Tbe Aldermen' Experimental Ordldaae Ooet Into Street To-day, The Aldermen adjourned yesterday to July 15, thus skipping their regular mooting of to day. The period of suspension of the operation of tho ordinance requiring all horse-car lines to run cars ovory twenty minutos at night ex pires to-day, and the ordinance will thus be operative for a week. The quostlon as to its pertnnnonoe. or what roads, If any, are to be exempted, will be thoroughly discussed next Tuesday, and doubtless a conclusion will be reached. Alderman ItlnkcholT, Chairman of the Itnllroud t ommlttee, called tbe attention of ths Jloatd to tho Importance of the subject Tester ay, and expressed a bops that the Aldermen would all be on hand on Tuesday. ME 1KDICTUEST HAS LOST, flport and Johaeon Indleted Aa-ata for So1 Icy Helllnai After Four Tearl, Thomas Bport and Albert Johnson, polloy shop proprietors nt 74 Maldon lane, were ar rested In 18SC on complaint of Anthony Oom atock on a bench warrant from the General SosBlons.nnd an Indictment wiib found against them. The indlctmout disappeared and noth ing has slnco been dono In tholr case, A weok ago ttio original memoranda cams to light and another liidlctmont was found. Sport nnd Johnson were arrested yesteday by Detective lioilly, pleaded not guilty before Judge Mar tine. and gave 1 000 ball each. Hport put down 1 1.000 in cash and Frederick Kioto .if i)8 Cedar ttreot became bLndimnn for Johnson. I'ralae for ex.I'onluiueter IlendrlK. Rx.rolmMtr Joieph C Ilendrix of Rrooklyn hat received thli from formtr rottmaittr-Oeneral Dick luon Dkthoit, Vlch., July S IfOO. limi Jot C UrnArix PrftnV'vn .V r vir 1!?ar Hut I conrratulata you on the admirable and exiepll'inall) lamou reoord you have made In puuho oitii e. Irom beginning to tad. without one urrnk. it h&i been mcti a ol.tliigutiheil luocect that know ledge of It hu bromne widespread and pained be uii1 municipal and state llntt Wlih regarde, very truly yuura, Vuh M. rjiutuiitif. Heath by Electricity HCayed by Appeal. Acioa July 7. Warden Dareton bat been itrrtd with a notice ot appeal, wblch terrea at an order to atay the proceeding In the caee of trenk Flh, the Canandalgua murderer who In tinder tentanca ot death lo electricity, and the time for whoie execution vannrirliiellr tued fur the wvek comineiKlng July t The mctluii (or a new trial which wat denied br the bupreine i iurt will agitlu come up and the proceed limi will not be In the form of a teit ol tht couitltotion aifty ot the law. Jloean't Know Mr. Ilorstmnnn. The Iter, William A. Laytou, patter of tht Seventh Street M. K. Churoli, write! to TiiaHpg that the rrtd rrli'k llontmiinn who furnlahed ball for tht proprietor (,f an allege I dt.orderlr home who wat arrulgiiet In the Jetleri-i'ii Nurket I ohrt t nnrt on hundii), It uota member of the seventh street Church. HcBiilHtlnn for Ire Orum Miiklna. The Health roiiiinUilon.er expect to receive at their meeting t' day u report fr 'in I'liemi.t t irtln on the Ice creutn manufacture. The tloariwlll prob&Mv e tabloliii i anally for tht uit ot ttalt tnllk and crtam and topper Ttueli Tbe Tax Kulle Open, The Board of Aldermen yeeterday coaOxmra the tax rollt at reviled by the Oommliilontrt Tht tax tooki will remain optn for ten dart for examination, to that rToptrty ownrt whoie I rorert) hae been rated higher ban tbey Ilka may talk It orer with the Coinmhutouira, Vf tint Ailed tke Administration I Trim ll Cvtw-ter-Jeuntel, Wew teat Rf. Uarrleon ku get tht tcrlsTnie roel patrtfShUgUntmlnd. wemay tipectgretl tttariot iwat rrrc ajie alz talkixq about. Tht poDalar Inttrttt tn llti Wlnnlt Pavlx, who tt utnalty referred to at tht daughter ot the Confederacy, hat attended Into toclal circlet Since the retirement ot the renowned Hew Orltant belle whole nam no longer appere In the paptra, and the marriage of Mli Atnttnou, Mlt Davit hae been the raoit popular rep rrtentatlre In tht North of Hoathern wonnnhood. Her engagement t a Northerner hta called out a great amount of feeling In the Booth, but tt hat become prtt ty wellrecognlxed at thin ttate of the world'tbbuory tlmt women In America ai longer marry for palrkulo. reatont Her beauty I of a delicate and gentle tjpt, and It it In marked contrail to the totnew hat ficrMvi manner of New York eoclety women. Her lojouni la New ork will be thort, the It booked to Tlilt New port, w here a great deal of fctr tlmt witl be ppeut at a gueatof tht Wliltneyt. There It a notable icarclty of comedlam In New Tork Juitnow formerly tht tummer hatbten tht apeclat time of j ear tor a gathering ot the light and Jolly workrrt if t'ie ilrninalio profeteion In thlt elty, tnl rnoitot them hare been very much In eight during tht dogilaya. Two attraeilona, however, have heenfoutit Irrreltiible by tht mirth makcra. They occupy at direr gnt giographlcal pmltlotit at England and lUlnola, Half the catneitlatia nre In London watching the ranU hall performances, picking out variety tprclallita. an dlit'lbntlng the reaulti ut their tetton'a work hen, while the nth. ri are hard at work In Chicago. Bummer theatrical! In the t.ake City atwayt have a itrong com edy co'orlng and Hlvey, I ault Uarrleon, and man) ot thaotiernottd cornelian havt found their heat pay ing and appreciative audlencet In the Wett during tht tummer months, Chicago It unlike New York for there are no teailda reiorta there to draw the ptoplt out ot town In tht tvenlug. Few thlngi hatt been ef more Intereilto tie beauti ful women of America than the deottton of the Ha. prexne Cuurt of Mlnneaota concerning tht owiierihlp of photograph! Itisthe dacltlon bandtd down after nearly a year's litigation, and It tnakea photograph! the properly of the original of whom they art taken. Sev eral tultt agalntt tobacco and olgorttte firm for ex. hlbltlng the pictures of well known actreieea, and in three Imtancea ot prominent tocltty women. In mora or ten objectionable rmalUoni or attire, have all beta decided agalntt the tobacco Brma. It It not untlktly, now that photoiraphera wilt alto bt rettralned from ruing the mgatlveaof their customer!, that there win be more ot an opportunity for the much photographed fraternity i.f beautiful women In thlt country to pre ttot tbemttlTta. There have beta tome vtrypatnfal Inetancet of the abate of their photographs by pbo. tographtrt. The caee of Mitt Rthan tt Ttry wtll known. A photograph ot that dltttngnlihtd actrtit hat been long exhibited In thop wlrtJowt ana wat finally reproJnoed in lithographic form by the own ert ot a prominent cigar factory for advertising pir potta, The picture from the walit np It undoubtedly that of Mlu Rehan. but tht arrangement of tbtiklrti, and It It a particularly objectionable one even from the cigarette manofactnren' standpoint, It tt.kea from mbii ether aource. Tbe photographer took one of llum Sehaa'a ptetnret, ent It off at tht walrt, ana attached to the tower halt of a partially dlirtpntable nhotograpa In hit own poistitlon A number ot coptet were made, and the market wat flooded with the Intuiting ploturea. There wat a good deal of talk or a legal Cgjit, bat tht cait Involved to many dlffloulUea and Htm Rehan be came to cervout oyer the matter that Uttg-atlon wat finally abandoned. Another Initanot It that ef Mrs. ritthtrbtri. who It a yery wtn known foolery woman tn London. A photographer took a picture of hertn claittoal attire. When Mrs rittherhtrt'a hatband Bawtheplo tnrt he condemned It, and a note wat ttnt to the pho tographer the following morning to dtttroy the plate. Within three wtekt over 0.000 of the photograph! had been distributed In London, and It haa been Impossible to ttop tht tales, at the Incident wat a pecoJIarlly an fortunate one. ktn. Fltibtrbtrt, a woman of antlre modetty et manner, and exttamely ntar lighted, left tht arrangement ot the dreek drapery enttrebr to the photographer. lie placed hertn art alining peelUen, and, after nearly an hour's work, took the cbJtottoaaMe photograph. Bhtdldnotstea oopyot It nnti! hettal It to her home tomt dart later for approval. The pro mt, ot eourte, eame too late. The next more et the court! wtll probably be toward the apprtkantten ot tome of the map-tnot private photographer Tkets Fail rryi have made 11 a tnutntet te leok around bathing ttontes and btaohtt and tecure photograph! of woman wkerevtr poulblt. Some ef thate photcgrapht, when they had the etomtnt ot prnrlenoy tn thtm were oopttd exttntlrety and pub licly told. One photographer tn lfattan ttrett had a huge ttock of neh photographs, and thty were told at so eentt apiece. They repreiesi young womtn at Nar raganaett. Long Branch, and othtl beeeatt, cod three of tht faoet wtre reoognlaed at ths cUorhtiri et wvdl known Btw Totkera. It tt gpeottaoj cmtnjrtthat rnuit tntvUaWy be jroi Into ooork What la known n f vuiAiuutr9Ta1t,irr.oH Cj tej popolar with the yonn wcaea whs are ta Cisntegta, The pocketbookt la aaetttoa to Dat, roomy, end rec tangular. In tbtra It Ml a tSnywatoh with the faoe thowlag ratosgh a hols is ths ltathcn, and the ttstarta nate women who are ofcUrtd io atwayi look otrt for their trains are eogstxaot ot tht Cms erta walHlaa iJtdwtmthewtirdfaJCinatlnaotghopntnA It U an mvarlablt crostata to? BtlheB IisaatHa, ths TtntraMt CathoUa prtiatt et Creektyn, t rA jttjtjsa allytathaBroekirnrettOtrweeaoh tactsktrWhem ha It tn rood health for hit mall the JMaao. aiwaya walti on theie trips. He tote Strtt7twtctara2n and partly became he tlxts to ate and grttt bta tnaoy tvteada on tht way. TheBUhcomvtcoBtnthtiwajeirtrtttra Uar to thalet ths lata Coratta Deyraoxm the great Dtmoerat alwars nttd to walk down tna httstdtaat) to tht CUca Foil Offlos each norntnft and take tt good deal ot time In the ptrattos. Unci was Or, Btymonr'g fondnets fey thtt raornlttt vraXJI Oxci whtn Ctlca eame to bt a Ma etty and Cm tatttt carrier tytttm was about ta be trtumt, irt Hi. EtyraooT opposed the tanoTattoa aUeiaiuxjala. fit deolared that tt waa one ot the moil benefletatcaatoaa that cootd be tmagtned toy the elttsena at a aswtt ex? clly to tattt taeh othtr dafty, tn tome gash ptaoeotia roit Offlct, and there dtteott and debate eeattetaela publlo and toclal nature. Ot eonraettr, Styraecawea defeated tnhlj efforta to keep the letter otrirei ijttaut ontotutloa. Botha regretted hit defeat Utttrty and deolared that dtnoeratlo tnitltuttont ralTirtd a amre blow thtrehy. Ut. Seymonr'a ntlghhon taturntd at him. bntllwatjuit tuthldiatand ipeeehet en ht part that gave htm a greater and more ldolatrent yertenal renewing, perhapa, than any other rtildiulttthtimau tvtr enjoyed, It there tt one thing that people whs gs to ths Btiaan oonoerta talk abont more than any other II tithUi Ths waiter! who move abont In tht arena wear ths httrrttat and tqaeakleit boots worn by any tet of men, probably. In the whole town. Right In the lull ot the orthtttral itralnt,when tht auditor! art doling thtlr tyeiaid bending ttitlreart tooatcb the loft notea,eom ths squeaking and the tramping of the waitirs' eoott "ths floor. It wonld bt a simple matter to remedy thlt. Ont of tbe first things which irrlkei an Oarttrn man who got! ont on the reclflo tlope at queer la tht net ef tbe word "miller." The word hat txaeUy the tame ilgn'flcatlon there at tht word "hauler" doet hire, and It Invariably naed by the Callfornlant In plaotef the lattar wnrd No one hat yit txpltlntd the reason st the change In the Initial letter. Another expression pe culiar to Callfornlant li lie t a bird correipondlig to tht Eettern expreeilon ne'i a dally," and Implying that the gentleman reftrrtd to haa great facultltior powers In lomt one particular. It wat not a mttttrof turprtit to the physicians ot tbe Eastern Plepensary that the striking eloakmaktrt ihould ipeeillly have bein rtductd to tht vtrgt of ner vation, for ytart pait the dlipiniary't charity patients bilonilng to the natlonalltlet rtpreiented among the cloakmakert have been rapidly Increasing. They low number many tbouiandt, and tht targtooi find that many ot thoio who aak for medical attendance are much of the time In need ot other charily. They are tor the moit part toher. lnduttrloni, and chute, but deiperalely poor during the earlier yeari of their rei. denct In thlt country. They are, however, not heredi tary paupera. for by thlft and tconomy they lift thtuv tilve t out of thtlr lowett condition. Cofftt and cakrt ttn cents," Is a conipleuout ligtnd on tbe wall! of a far tail Hie cafe. The place Is In many wi s different from auy other cafe In the city. Nearly all the patrons are falrlr welModo t lenneie. The coffee ti excellent and the cake! of a quality and variety lel dnnv found oiitiMo of Vienna. The patroni are well dreiied and qo eL and the attendants manage to avol t the Ineolence of n alter! In cheap Amrrlran reitaurantt, an 1 tht romewliat itiiplcloui tunvtty of tht FTtnort gapna The place li more like a club than a publlo rrtcrt but the native nranger li treated with dliltn gulihedoonilderatlon Claremont fieli the benefit or Mnnnt PI Tlncent'i cloe log, and It! wide poretiei are more crowded than ever at the dinner hour, eipiclally on Bondays. An odd fu ture of this reiort II the common overlooking the Hud ion, w here i ore! of periom tumfnrteMr camp out, en Joying the icenery. and apparently not enjoying thnr fellow men an I women on the reitturaiit porches, eat lutf and drlnklug at Hoffman Hout iirices. Ilronklyu llay at Oettyabiirar, At the meeting of the Ilrooklyn lloirJ of Aldermen yeiterdty t-bairman klcRtt ot tht special committee on tht celebration nf Ilrooklyn Day at aittyihurg. on btpt 'A rtporltd In favor of an appropriation of fa um tt cover tht txpenies Incident lo the celebration. Alder man llemuggeited that fl.("0 ihould be cut on thu amount He thought that t.',.vJ thould bt turllclem lu cover the expeniei Aldernitn McKee tald that tA&fl wai tht amount appropriate 1 iHit t-tar and 'hat t turned outttiat there wat t deOcltnor of fi.iO winrh hid lo e made gool Alderman Ltirh moved as an amendment thai tie Bocey appropriated te Placid at Ibi dlipoial of Jl.t emorlal Ootatolltet tf the O. A. It., that woundid vateraat have the prtttrtaet, and thai the mooiy ihtmld net be watted ta aa aldirmaate JuakiUni trip. Jht ottrUal trtoluutn wat adoetiii, Allirtita blth, nstaaa, aaCtlM TSUai 1st ike aiiaute. BtjB8BBBBflHBHBHBHjBBfl&aw'HjH

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I mmmsm ""'THE SUN, TUESDAY, JULY B, lsam J 6 SI OUR GIFT-TAKING PRESIDENT JJTB TOLIHOJLT, IIISTOHT OFItENJAMiy jiAiutisuy. nd Now 1o la 8(hrmlnt evnsl Wrlthlnar to Set llltnaelf Ke-eleetedl WAsnrvcnoN. Julr C, 1890. Surface Indica tions point to the tact thnt the President Is looklnc fiftor his political fences nml Is liORln tlDK to nndorstnnd thnt he 1ms committed somo ttrloun bluriders.whlch ho must now trr to roc tifr, During his Senatorial enroor be was sto elally punctilious with record to "Sormtorlnl eourtosy and tho rlcht ot Senators to control jatronate in accordance with tho customs that h.l prnvftlleil at Wnshincton for a It nc serlos ot rests. Ho was vorr freo In his criti cisms of Messrs. Hayes, Otirtlold. and Arthur (or delays and failures tocomplr Immediately with his requests. Slnco he bocame President he has as a rule lunored Conerossmon and bestowed patronago according to his own v, tot will. I In this war he has Incurred tho hostllltr of lsrce majority of 8enators and mombers ot Congress, who do not hesltato to criticise his coarse in this regard. Occasionally they romlud him ot his position when a Bonator, To such he smites and merely replies: I hare rocontly acquired more Information than I then ion jessed about the position I now occupy." Ho always bad sreat oonQdence In IlenJ. Har rison, and as a matter ot fact he has run this Administration without tho advico of nnr human belnc. Since his olootlon as President he seems to haro beoomo possessed with tho Idea that ho has a monopoly of Intocrlty, polit ical wisdom, knowledge of men. and sagacity for political management. Henco ho consults no oca. He protests that ho does not use tho Ttrlous departments: yet he requires tho Cab inet to consult him about otory appolntmont aboro n clerkship. This Is especially the caso In all matters re lating to his own State, Indiana, lie personally distributed the patronage In that Stato, and now ptrcotvt s that the party Is not harmonious and that gre at dissatisfaction exists. He attributos this to the disappointments ot office seekers, and talks frooly about tho Ingratttudo of men be enpposed wero his friends. He roaltzos thnt In order to secure a ronomlnatton ho must have the solid support of Indiana. His llrst and greatest mistake Is his contempt for tho Gresham men. He affects to bellero that they are an Insignificant quantity, and has Ignored them In appointments and insulted the Sena tors from Illinois, to punish thorn for their support of Judge Gresham at Chicago. He has ehown his vindictive and intently joalous nature in this mors than any other one thing. Dur ing his canvas. In a speoah to a delegation ot visitors from northern Indiana, who preferred Orssham's nomination, he said: "lam aware that most ot you preferred another Indlanlan's nomination, but are now in harmony with your party. Convention preferences are tree, and no prejudlco should follow any Republican on that account. Varty mon ore judged by post convention conduct." lie knew he could not carry Indiana or Illi nois without the aid ot the Gresham men, so be treated them with great kindness during the canvass. Bis son and his law partner person ally made repeated visits to Chicago to solicit funds to carry Indiana; and I am told that 193.000 was contributed by tho friends of Judge Gresham at Chicago to carry Indiana, their only reward belnc a refusal ot tho President to honor the requests of the Senators as well as of the leading Republicans ot that State. His course In this regard has been such as to placo the State in political Jeopardy, and the best Informed Republicans In Illinois are fearful tbat they will loss the State at the fall election. and that the Democrats will secure a United States Senator. Harrison's efforts are now directed toward t trencrthentns his lines in Indiana, and tor this purpose he has recently mads several appoint ments from counties where there was lust cause of complaint. On of bis arguments to per sons he does not desire to appoint. Is that they have already had ofSoe, and that they should be willing to step aside for the present and let others have an opportunity. He does not re member that he has appointed a large number of the most Inveterate officeholders In the coun try, and that h himself has either held ofllce or been an applicant for one ever since he was of age. One ot Harrison's most liberal and zeal ous supporters In Indiana was United States Treasurer Hueston. He desired to be a mem ber of Harrison's Cabinet, but the President Ignored the claim and urged him to accept the office ot Treasurer of the United Btates. Hueston had an Idea that the post was one ot great power and Influence, and he aeeepted. He, however, was not lone In discovering that the Treasurer ot the United States is a mere clerk, and that ho could control but one appointment, that of his private secretary. He soon became disgusted with his place, and it is well known that ha Intended resigning. Ho Importuned the Presi dent and Secretary Wlndom to appoint certain friends of his who bad been associated with him in the Indiana canvass. He secured the appointment of one man to a $2,000 place dur ing the first year, and has beon persistently urging th appointment of others ever since. Hueston became very rostloss, and It became necessary to satisfy him, H had urged one George W. Robinson for Bonk Examiner. Rob inson bad boen a banker, had worked eli months as his private clerk In the campaign without pay, and must have the place bnta small attorney, who had no experience In the business, receive 1 the appointment Hueston cursed and swore to hli friends in secretand laid his wires to secure a nomination for Congress from the district In which he resides, but was not successful. Harrison saw thnt something must be done to sntlsfy Hueston, so attor cast ing about he determined to remove Dr. Ilay ot Indianapolis, who bad succeeded Major McGraln. a brother-in-law of Judge Oresham, as chief of a bureau in the Treasury Department. Dr. Hay bod been appointed by Secretary Wlndom without Harrison's knowl edge, tbe power to make such appointments resting with the Secretary of the Treasury, bo tbe President sent for Dr. Hay, and ex Plained that his retention in offloe was an em barrassment to him, and wanted his resigna tion He said, "I have too many friends In ofllce," Dr, Hay, who has been supporting Gen. Harrison for some ofllce or other every two or four yoars for the past forty years, said- "General, there were not too many of rour friends at Chicago or nt the polls in 1881), Were there?" The President winced nt this. m he had requested Dr. Hay personally to attend the Chicago Convention. 'I lie Presi dent continued: "You have held a good many office, and your son Is United Slates District Attorney for Minnesota, and a brother holds a rises In the Indianapolis Custom House. I oust hare your resignation." The Doctor pleaded that be had been appointed to his Present office by Secretary Wlndom, who was his friend, that the power to make soch appointment rested with tbe Secretary of the Treasury and us he hud performed bis du ties to the satlkfaotlun of tils superior olllcers. he did not think It In keeping with the profes slons of the Administration about civil ser vice reform to dismiss him without cause. Hut tbe resident insisted upon his resignation, sod Jutlmated that If it was tendered a month sleriveof abmnce nould be ghen lilm. luiif be did not resign ho would bo reremp tori') remove! Dr. Hay plonded that he ha I J-e J on t tiiroo ollli ex in ills llfotune, and that M lot Lhh elccied to two of them, having CA.rr.ed a Democratic county, and that lie had "IJ only one nrt'Olulhe olllce. that flcn. 'larrlfcon had held more ofllces than he J, and that he. Dr. Hay. had supported llm (.very time he was a candidate. The President was greatly annoyed, and Dr, H7 fearing that unless he resigned he might Prejudice the President against bis son and "'other w! o 1 old ofllces as bef re stated. '"ally resigned, and Mr Hueston's friend j'Otinion will receive the coveted place. It said other removals and transfers will b Bait to satisfy the olamor ot hungry offlcs 'uers, lmordu to get th Indiana machine in working order for the approaching contest. The I resident has given his Cabinet to under stand that no appointments are to be made for Indiana without his approal. He proposes to look after that Stato personally, thus cotttng down to the lo ol of a small politician. flon. Harrison has boon one of the most per sistent ofTlce seekors the Stato has ovorknown, having been n candidate at nlmostcerv gen eral election that has occurred within the past forty years, when ho did not already hold an ofllce: and he has not been nilsfleil with hold ing office hlmsotf, he has boon most persistent In securing unices for his own and his wife's rolntlvc. Ho was one of those puro-mlnded pntrlnts that criticised (ion. Giant because he appointed relatives to ofllco or naep'od pres ents, but no sooner did he acquire political Power than ho adopted all tho tuotbodsof the machine and let nothing escape thnt ho could capture for himself or a relative. Ho permit ted his wife to accept a cottage at Capo May from persons he has bestowed favors upon, and who will doubtless contlnuo to receive them during his official term. In 18uU he became a candidate for Reportor of tho Decisions of tho Bui rome Court of In diana; and was elected. In 18G2 ho bocamo Colonel of tho Seventieth Indiana olunteers, and retained his ofllce, which was filled by proxy, for two years, while drawing his salary as Colonol. After tho close ot the war he was again electod Reportor, and servod until 18G8. In 1872 ho was a candidate for the Repub lican nomination for Governor of Indiana, but was defeated by Gen. T. M. Rrowno. In 18TC he was tbe Ropublicun candidate for Goornor of Indiana, but was defeated by Ulue Jeans Williams, whllo his Republican asso ciates on the tlckot were elected, and Grant carried tho State by a handsome majority. After his dofeat for Governor he was an ap plicant for u place In Hayes's Cabinet. Ho was appointed by Have- one ot the Mis sissippi ltlver Commissioners, and recolved t J.OOO per annum for four eui s, but did not de vote one week per year to the duties. In 18S0 he was elected to the United States Senate and servod six years. In 1831 he was a candidate for tbe nomina tion for President, and resigned his place as Delegate-at-Largo from Indiana In tho Na tional Convention while the Convention was in session at Chicago and returned to Indianap olis, oxpeotlng to be nominated, but bis name never was mentioned in tho Convention. In 1880 lie wns a candidate for reflection to the Senate, but was defeated: whereupon he Immediately went Into training for the nomi nation for the Presidency In 1SS3. no received the same and was elected, lty tho end ot his term bo will have held ofllco thirty-four out of his forty years In public life. In addition to the ofllces be has held himself, he obtained places In the Government ser vice, for the following relntlvos: Carter Harrison, his brother, who wasaReve nue Supervisor under the Garflold-Arthur Ad ministration, and is now United States Marshal for Tennessee. Russell Harrison, his son, was appointed as saver at tbe mint at Helena, Montana, as soon as he left college. Clem Morris, who married his sister, was ap pointed to an Important place in the revenue service at Indianapolis as soon as Harrison be came Senator, and remained in said place until retired In a Democrat afterClevoland be came President, bines Harrison became l'resl dent he has beon appointed to a Hie ofllce In tbe pay department of the United btates Army, and Is now stationed at St. Paul. Minn. Dr. I. W. Scott, his father-in-law. was ap pointed a clerk In the Pen-Ion Ofllce In 1580. as soon as he became bonator. and remained In ofllco until alter Mr. Harrison became President. Henry Scott, his brother-in-law. was in the Revenue Bervlce on the Pacific coast and dlod In that service. Mrs. Scott Lord, his slstor-in-Iaw, was for years a clerk in tbe ofllce ot the Filth Auditor ot the Treasury, bhe was specially favored br being permitted to do her work at hor home. Major Scott, another brother-in-lnw, was a paymaster In the army, and is now superin tendent of a public building that is erecting somewhere on the Pacific coast Hols u small lawyer, and no one ever pretended that be possesses qualifications for tho post. He appointed Frank McKee. Baby McKee's uncle, to an Important place In the customs service In the West. lie was scarcely of ago. and was wholly unfitted for the placo. During tbe early days of the Administration he detailed Lieut. Parker, who I? the husband of Mrs. Harrison's niece, to a nice berth with tbe Samoan Commission that went to Berlin to settle the Snmonn difficulty. This list embraces every known relative of Harrison or bis wife, except John boott Har rison of Kansas City who Is a Democrat. He has for some reason never been on very coed terms with tbe President or his family, or he I would doubtless have boen in tbe enjoyment ot a lucrative office. EIGHTEEN ilONlHH APIECE. Four or the Hlitr-rlebt Indicted flection Offleern Henfenced. Jacob Moschol, J. Thomas De Itancy, Thomas Fallon, and James Hart tbe first four election officers convicted of participating in the big election frauds in Jersey City last fall, wero arraigned In the Court ot Sessions yesterday to be sentenced. Judge Lipplncott looked at them a moment and then said' "There has been some little difference In the minds of the Court as to what your sentence should be, but we have arrived at an agree ment on the matter which Is satisfactory. Tbe Court In passing sentence dues not Intend to moralize In relation to you. It is but right to say thnt tlie verdict of guilty In your caso was entirely satisfactory to the Court Tho Court cannot conceive how, under the proof, any other conclusion could bare beon reached. None of you was over fitted for the position which you hold an election officers. Your own evidence, If it whs true, demonstrated that you were entirely ignorant of tho duties of the po sition and thnt you wore not intelligent, ignorance whs the reason you gave, 'llie jury enve von credit for morn intelligence than rou wished. The truth Is that you were utterly dishonest tho dishonest tools of othors. lou are here to reoelva your sentence, nnd, as the Court understands It, to take an imme diate appeal. IheLouit, in passing sentence, says that it will be better not to reh too grettly upon tho judgment of tbe court to whom our appeal is presented, hooner or later your mis erable crime will Iks overtaken with the iiiu iBhment whleii It deerves. ion cannot plead dovotion to party us an excuse. Devotion to party upon llus of prlnelplo Is alwais honor uble and Its lunotleul operation always honest The Judge then gave the Itt-publicau btato Senate nn Indirect alap for eeii'lnu William Sinter in benatoi McDonaM's seat. Tho Judge then addiesHol himself to Do Rancy. tbe Republican member of tho Board, who stood with his head down and his eyes closed. "lou De Rancy" be said "the jury has recommended to ineicv. We do not crltlole the jury for that, but the Court cannot com prehend the recommendation, nnd we foe I we cannot act upon it if there Is liny difference bvtwpi-n you and the others it Is that you are i m ro guilty than tlmy and y ur ollonce Is of a deeper dye. mii wen- in Arnold of your own political i art) De lUncy, the (ourt has re i (elied from you i letter upi uiiiiuir r inner. It is hu appeal which vvn (eel bouud to respect It I not lor yoursolf, but fr your wife and olilld. 'the other reiucBls contained in that letter slrnily Lonvlnce tho Court that you aru not the innocent man you protend to bo, a he sentence of the ourt Is tbatjrou be Imptls nned In the State prison nt Trenton, at hard labor, for 1H months and from thence until the ci'Kis of tbe pr seeutlun are paid. The ludgethen impoeed the same sentence onMosihiii I'n on and llnrt 1'hev bn I kit ilirlrcvos faetunrtl on him the vvhulo time lie was talking V in-n he had finish I the v.n keii away to a sout in 'he lobby whorothiy eiuviid until uiige inirratti-on prepared tho papers for a writ nt error Inou thoy wero roieaned on t'i uu ball each. Tbr l.nK 'low Line. "It li time thai the orwliee of tewln bnt with lone bawter Inaitrun tide jhoulil I topt 1. raid Eieeml'Oit tnprtor Jstrclmd 10 a reporur rriterlay when .1164 for M; 01 in n in reran to i Ma e f hod utten e h"flit"f be Hi e daya vurtt a'rlleat "III oicur, wi eu I,unlrfd of iltei wtil U IkU rtra tbe Brail Central Denot Taere wu a tittle are U 11JO thU neralBS In Hon BrotLfMtauiBt la It Grand Casual U.pl Dam are ajrf, DR. BUItTSELL IS SILENT. Titnnn lit no ArrEAT, nintur tub envnen fiwm na.iiirs beciiee. Mar. JTrraton Hnyn that No Other Iteenlt or til Appeal Could Have Keen Ex. pected-Awaltlna: the Offlelal News. Tho despatch from Rome prlntod InTnitBuN Ksterday, which announced that tho Pope bad affirmed the finding of the Propaganda ngalnst the Rev. Dr. Richard L. Hurtsell ot tho Church of tho L'plpbany In this city, who nppoaled from the order of Archbishop Corrlcati trans ferring him to Rondout, reawakened In this city something of tho Intorest that attended the progress of the famous controversy ending in the excommunication of tho Rev. Dr. Ed ward McGlynn. No news except the press de spatch has been recolved horo as to tho Pope's deoreo, and, In the absence of official Informa tion nil parties concornod wero yesterday very reluctant to talk. Dr. Burtsoll himself recolved many callers during the day at his home In Last Twenty-first street, the majority ot thorn parlshlonors who enmo to express their regret To all roportors he said that be could not, even at this time, break his uniform rule never to talk upon Church matters for publication. He would not evon roter Inquirers to nny friend who might spenk for him, saylngthnt hewould not ask any one else to do whnt he was un willing to do himself. "Should I do bo," ho said. "It would be equivalent to a personal statement from my self, and I fcol It my duty to keop silent tor tbe present" Dr. Burtsell said, however, that he had no doubt of tbeconectnoEsof tho despatch from Rome. Dr. Henry Carey, one ot tbe hend cen tres of tho Antl Poverty Society, said when asked what tho Anti-Poverty Socloty would do In tho matter: We have not even talked of the mattor yet. and, In fact, thote Is nothing we can do except to evprossoursvmpathy with Dr, Burtsell by resolutions or in some other way. lou soe, Dr. Burfell has never been eoniieeted wltnthe Anti-l'ovcrt Micloty in any way. HelssulTer lng now trom a blunder lull, us atrocious hs that which drove Dr. McOlynn out of tho Church, and ho thereby becomo onoofusln Btditt but that does nA mnke him it mi niber of tbe society Uhe 'ocletr villi meet on 1 ri daj evoiiiug. nn 1 this latest outr.ige upon tho American spirit will thou undoubtedlj to con sidered. 3 ho proceedings are likely to to lively but I can nssuro yuu the will bo unan imous ltlsprotnblo that a committee trom Dr. Bunnell's parishioners may meet us then, but nothing has yot boen nrrnnged." Dr. .Motlbnn Is now In I alltornla. Word of the result of Dr. Bunnell's nppeal wns telo grnphed tohiin at ban Irnuc sco but bo had left thoro for a trip Into the country nnd the rueesago did not reach him. itcame out yesterday that word was re ceived on Irldny last by ot e of Dr. Iturtscll s smpathlzors in this tin. that a decision In his ca-o would be announced on buuday. borne- thing in the despatch made Dr. Hurtsell s I friends believe that the decision would be fa- I Mirable to him, anil this Increased their disap pointment and blttorno'-s when they learned what the decree actually was. toine ot them yot cling to the hot o thnt there may bo qtiall tlcatlous or conditions to the decrie wlilil) I havo not been noted in tho public ann unce- I inent. or that PObSlbly there innv go vvlth the decree a private admonition to the Archbishop that It Is imt to bo enforced. On the other bido of tho question, comment yoiterday on the news fiom Homo wiih cau tions In the absence of the Arolibisbop, Mgr. Preston Is tho only ecclesiastic who ven tured to express an opinion on tho mse. Ho said that he had received no official informa tion ut a decl-li n In tho llurt-oll cai-e. but tt at he bau no doubt that tho nevvsiaper reports were coirect Dr Burt'oll." he said "isnotnn Irremova ble reotor. In tho administration ot the nflilis I of thedloeeso tbo Arilibii-hop boMovodlt wie to transfer him from his i resent church In this city to a church In l'ondoul Dr llurt'ell ro- fused I y go, nnd declared, that he would appeal to home against tho An-li bishop older. Whether his proper remedy supioMng him to have beon wronged was not by recourse to tho Metropolltuu 1- aquo-tion, but nt am rate i he went to Home, and with the Archbishops I consent hlsapieul was heard. Ihat the matter was thoroughly gono Into the reports of the progress ot the case I eforo tho Propaganda fully show. 1 he result has ben, as It has all I along seemed to n.e It Inevltnblv must be that the authorities at Roino have siii-talncd the Archbishop. What el'e could they do Thoro muBt be a rocognized nuthoriti fomewhero In the ('hutch 1 do not think nnv one nt all ac quainted with Church law In surprised, at the outcome of the coutroversj." As to the future course of the matter, Mon flgnor Preston said that he nir but or e thing possible tbat Dr. Burtsell would submit to tho Archbishop's order. 'J hero mid ccr all li bo no appeal further within the (.hun.b. and to attempt, as It had beu lntlmntoil might be done, to bring the civ 11 law,to tear on the case would slnipl) si b,oct Dr. Hunt-oil tosuspon sl n nnd place him in effect, outside ot the Church Monslgnor Preston Mild that, w bile tho ISitrtSill ontrover--y might bo nn outcome -if the JieGlynn a'Talr. the statement that Dr. Burtsell's -ituaiion wiiHsirnilur n that of Dr. MeGlvnn when the latter received iinonbr from the IV po after retelling nirnin-t the An'h-bl-hop was incorrect. Dr. Mi lilrnii was sus pended fora distiaet oflenco whllo Hi, Burt se.l has merely been tram-ferred from one church to onothor-a very ordinary mattor. Dr. Burtaoll was not horn in the Cathollo Church nlthough he has bten n pnot now for Hourly 25 v ears, roso to be a reeognled au thority in the Church on canonical Inn. and has rocelvod high oi cle-lnMlcai lienors I p to n ear ago ho had th" honorary tlt'oof De I fender ot the Marriage lie. Originally ho was a Protestant Eplse pal clergyman. Ho has boen pastor ot the Churcn of the Lulrhnny U r '2,i years and Is vuiy popular In his tarlsb. which Is one of the largest intliecltv. When Dr McGlynn made his celebrated outbreak agaliit the Lhuicli authorities he had a hearty smpathlor personally as well ns a counsel, ecclesu Mlcnlly in Dr. Bnrtbell. Through nil tho long cnntrovriy Dr. Burtsell was known us nn avowed advocateof the i nwoxcon muni cated priest, and w hor tho matter came, in directly into Mi 111 courts in tho suit of tho r'latlvos of John Jb iiiure to compel tho al vnn Cemetery authorities to termlt .Mr. M'' (iulres boly to bo burled in c nsecrated ground, sueb burial having boen lefused be cause Mr. Mi Outre had died while attending one of Dr. McGlynn h Antl-1'overty meetings. Dr. Burtsoll wont upon the stand ih a witness f r the plaintiffs, and under nth not only ndrulttod hli friendship for Dr. McUlvnn, but ns an n Irt on canonical law, gave other testimony which sit him practlcallv in loll.inco ot tint Archbishop, If not of the higl er authorities ot thethureh. He testitlol in direct eontiadie tlon of Mgr. Preston, that Meliuiro had not forfeited his standing ns n Cathode ry utten I lug Antl Pov-m 'ociet.' meeting-. It was this which led dlrertly to the open 'roak between Dr Burtsell and tae ArcbulBtiop, That 'ho MeGnlrncnfo nnd Dr Biirtsell's testimony in It were one f tho Issuos In tho mntlerof hs appeal to Rome Is indicated hv tho lact tbat copies of tho stenographers mitmtos of the trlul were recently forwarded to Homo for the use of tho Propaganda It is supposed! hat olllolal notice of thn Popes decision Is now on Its way to this eountrv. and that It will be accompanied or closely 'o'loned bj the Archbishop's orders nn to the enloree ment o' his transfer of Hr. Burtsell to Ifonduut nupposlng that the latter doi.s not yield to his eupetlors without furthor contest. TillS JlJItKI. Of 1'AItAltIHK VAUIC A Varied Prosramrue of Free JUnnle to Nutt the Cosmopolitan Audience. Paro Use Park lost night wns as full ns tho typical goat, but not In so offensive a sense, l'rom tho ground to five feet six inches up In i tbe air it was filled with tho ou'poured popu lation of every tenement for five bloc! s around. I In tho higher strata ot Its atmosphere, where there was more room, there hovored about a cloud of muslo from tbe I.lgbth Rcglmont Hand. Boraotimes the ceaseless chatter of thousands of Italian, Hungarian, Polish, Her man, and other tongues, with occasionally a slight Intermingling of the goot old Irish brogue that used to bo the language of the neighborhood, would subside long enough to i lut n few strains of tho music distend ns low I ns tho ('firman Poll-h. Hungarian and Italian ears that went with the shattering tongue-,. More often the mush could get no further) down tbau tbe tree tins, but all t) o I same It was a great night tor 1 aradl-e Park, and am body who had unnouuoed himself as a candidate lor Alderman on the muslc-every-nlglit Usuo could ha-e got the votes of everybody thoro. from the I ables who tumbled about the Platform In heap- to the pretty f 'relcn-fai ed uli's who paraded in I li vos uiiiu.d down the tavomnntsou ihu ut- Kblits ot. the crowd J he onlv aml-iuuslo vitas woul l have I en Ihor-e I the spir rovv coin who triod to keep a pus mi gc open through tin' Prk and were i iishid and pull ed. and hubiled nou stepped on just as hough they wero i art oi npnrkl-iwu and soinoi odv had pulled up tho signs Uolp oil the gras As a delicate recognition of the mixed na tionality of the audleiico Mr, Connors, who led tho band, rendered a programme vhieh, whllo it began with the Mar bpnngled Ban ner" and onded with "Hail Columbia,' in tmded leiwoen these rntrlotl extjemltlea Miiup es of pretty nearly ever) thing under the tun even to scotch airs. New Train lor HI. I-oiiU, Tse Nw Tort Centra! hat a new train to St Loul. Tta the Lake Stjore and. Sir rear, wilt Warner t.ff.t ale.plnrand dlnlnr oar, l.aTlnr.Vetr Vork am 13 r M. i daUT, arrlrmr at IndUoapoll. 11 JJa.lt Dlrkt, and St. Loali 7. m Mcond momma. Alt. STEAM YACHTSMEN BAlI.lt a. Two Schooner, Two Hloope, and Tea Cat boatn Hall a Faat Race In a (spanking IlrecEe-The Kathleen Xllainalllled, The ting officers of the American Yacht Club offered prizes yesterday for yachts from their own and otbor clubs tornee for, over twenty and ton mile courses, on Long Island Sound, andaverv protty contest tho fourteen boats that started ha I of It In tho wholosalo breoro from tho southwest that blew steadily from start to flnlh Cnpt J. P. Kennedy placed his steam yacht Viola nt tho disposal ot the club nnd hs took out a party In hor to soe the race. Tho judgos, Messrs. Y. S. Alley, Georgo W. Hall, nnd How ard Wolnwrlght, had the tug Prod II. Dal?oll from which to tirao tho yachts and follow them over tho courso. They gavo tho starting signal at 11 40, and In loss than olgbt minutes all tho yachts bad crossed a lino botvveon two stako boats anchored n cablas longth apart just north ot tho Scotch C ap rocks off Milton Point Howard W. Coatcs's schooner Gov alio, with Sklpnor John Van Bnsklrk at the wheel, got away first on the starboard tack, thon the cat boats Gtgglo, Lakshmi. Aura. Maude. Xellca. and Pearl, all In it bunch, within a minute. The sloop Volusia enmo uoxt thon Idtnund Blunt's schooner Arnloa Rteored by EdWlllard. Thocatboats Next. Rival, and Dot dashed across next, thon tho 10-footcr Knthleon. nnd tho cat vlda Inst Away they went for the first mark, n stako boat off Hempstead harbor, at a lively gait. 1 hoy all bad to make n couple of tacks to fetch It, and tho llevalla weathored tt llrst, just 32 mlnutos 13 seconds attor tho start 'J he Azalea cloarod it 1 minute, 11 seconds Inter. W'lllaid bad tho latter schooner's spinnaker boom drotpod to starboard bofore rounding tbe mark, but tho (lovalla's was dropped to port, and tho boom gybed to Rlar board nB she rnundod the bout '1 boy saw their mistake too into. 'J be wind was on the starboard quarter when they squared away In tholrcour'o N IX N.. for tnotnlii's island, and during tho time occupied in gybing nulla and shifting tho spinnaker boom, hor rival, tho A nlen had sot hoi spinnaker nnd cropt up almost alongside. It was moro than ten minutes before tho Uovnllas spinnaker was sot. and by thnt time the Azalea was effoctually blanketing her and holding her. An exciting Incident happened just then at the Hempstead stakoboat. Tho sloops Kath leon and oltisa weroappronchirgtlio bout on difloreut tacks so ns to nioet CMiillv nt tho boat. 1 ho olii6hi. coining up from tbe east ward on the stnrPonrd tacit had nist wui'hnrcd tho inaik nnd having gone about wns in tho SLt rf kceilng off around It when the Kath leen on tho aiinio tunk ami travelling a good deal inster. passed her to vvli dward so close as completoly to blanket her As tbo olusla's bow swung to windward the end of thoKath leon s gntl caught her jib topsail stay, and In a Jilly tho 'Volusia's topmast snapped i IT and fell u wreck a oiigsble tho mast It wnaclearlr the Kathleen a fault, for the olusla being nearest tho mark had tho right ot way, nnd was entitled to moro room, so tho judgos p-omptly ruled tlu Kathlocn tu. The latter bont Mjt her stlnnaker at onee and the VoluslaVcrow. detormlned to sail the raio. set tl.olrs on a jurv mast when half was iicj-o"- to i iiptaln's Island, the second murk Tho Oevalln made this sovcn-inlle run In Jo minute 20 seconds which was 1 mlnuto ;13 Becoiuls inster than the Azalea's time. 1 hey woreoulv 4 second apart turning this buov, nlthough the tievalla had started 'J minutes 20 seconds nuead, sin. wing In in miles a clear giln lor the Azalea of 2 minutes la seconds. 1 his v as ra' Ing nnd no mistake and now they settled down lor ihe windward work returning ivertho airuo eoune to tho 1 nl-di. To tho Hempstead n ark tho a!ea galno I 5 minutes b seconds nnd 'rom thoie in to the Ilnibh 1 minute o stcund. Meanwhile the big and llttlo catboats wore having a tine fight tor tbo ules in their cla-sea. bmnrt handling of saidbajs was no essary lu the windward work crossing tho bound to Hempstead, mid tbo wind freshening just as thoy rounded the mark all tho skill known to nmnteur bont sailers was brought Jntojilayto keei these llttlo l'.'-fo tors right side up. Between Col Melv. Loesers big cat Lnkshmi and Mr. bimonson's Aura It was a irost e citing race Irorn start to 111 Ish. Tho Aura started l'J seconds nftar her rival, butsno wr-nthered the Hempstead inaik 4 1 beconds ahtad of her Tbe little cat Pearl followed, her big Mill driving her until her tiny bl ick hull was nlmo-t buried In the furrow of white foam she was ploughing. Ihetiigglo, with leonntd Jacob Jr., ut tho slick, came next, thon tbe Rival Dot ellca. Next, and elda In the ordor named. Matinnlcoek buoy was tho second turning tolnt In thoir ten-mile race, nnd they came right homo fiom there. Tho Lakshmi made the fastest time over tho cours 1 hour 44 minutes 52 seconds, but tho little Rival nnfi Giggle dlu as woll in piopoi tlon. forthev tovered tho tun mile- in 1 hour 4'1 minutes 22 se onds nnd 1 hour 51 mlnutos 52 i-eionds resiectlvelj. Hore in tho summary. AJIEKICAN JACIlT CLl'Il bl'lCIAL 1IAC1 1 iilLS, ITJPb. CLV.fc.8 n SCMOONELs COCRSE. 20 MILLS. laitrd l rvfct'A Salting 71i'. Tin,' arMi l'njth. rapMIn h h, n m Araea wi SV J. Vn Ili:-klrt 111 '.7 Jim (eralla 1)1 1-it IV Ulartl 3 li ti 3 .1 (I.ASh i-MOOl"-, 20 M1I.T.. Kafil'tn '4 Thfl.refr.-a 3 u TO 3 33 10 Vousu 86 05 J VI wlUlturi J 17 J I J 40 07 CUSS 7 CtT-IlIOOEl) 1 l( UTH-10 MILES. Hot ;i in r T 1 lire. l jo l it 20 Icarl r i I 1 48 SJ (LtSS 0 Ol EN TVTS 10 MILt-s. 7flJa. I 13 I'n 111 1 rn 4S I ival -le 11 Cor n I llnrt II9 3J 1 4I .i 1 in a IS 0", II v siirrmtn 15V4I mn 1 lo.lr inns I. lar I, lr 1 51 u 1 V. 11 V.j e is Iri Ja K lineman 1 13 i)i 2 11 heu in 7s 11 B viti.rsor 1 57 11 1 57 ui CI ASS 10 A!11N CVTh '20 MILES. I l-akfhml n s C vii-h I n,r i 44 jj 1 44 j,, A ra ii 17 VV .rn' n.on 1 41 2s j 44 41, 1 bo the Xznlen beats the Oevalln 7 minute-, 24 "-etonds the Dot beats tho Penrl 2 minutes 15 seconds tho Rival pents tho Olgglo 1 mfn- I ute 'i sec nds tho 1 akhml beats tho uiaby i seconds ami tho Kathleen loses horiacoto tho olusia bi reaton of fouling hor at the Hempstead mark. Hi nn error in tho calculation of results at tho American iaeht t ub's naphtha launch raco last week a pit ef 7" was awarded to tho launch Colli1 ibla whi h should havu been i 1 given to the launch Accident, she being the winner lv twenti Bfcunds. The minifies hope the owners o' the I oats will adjust the matter. 'J hey also urn ounce that the club will give a steam yaclit race on luly a; over the club's measured courso of eighty nnuth nl mli- for tho 11 uoj iiould cur. ihe steamers which aio suro 'o enter for the i rlze are the buxquehannn. Stranger, lllllo, and iir. Ilag ler'snoiv Allcli. An Inrrrnnl Machine Hcnt by Mall, PLAijiFiFtD. July 7.-John M. C. Marsh, As sesor for Westrleld Township, received on Saturday evening, through the mail, an infer I nal machine which If set off, might have caused his death and the demolition ot at I least a portion ot his house. The mysterious package was postmarked New oik, and on it I was one of the old issue ot postage stamps It I was nddrossod as follows1 "J. M C. Marsh. Westlleld. J.' The package was neatly wropped In heavy brown paper. In It wis a lot twlco tho size of nnd resembling a domino box with a sliding cover. On the iiiiileisliio of tbe cover theie wns a snip of snndpaier. which 'list touched the parlor mntchos. held upright by a netting of wire work. Aroul'd each match was a fuse, which led to a dynamlle ourtrldgu five Inches long. 'I he Infernal machine was examined by Di. Bayard, an expert. It was then soaked In water and tho fuse cut The Post office officials have teen notified, and an Investiga tion will be begun. 'I'll Middle MatcR Jtcaruttn Annoelatlon. A rrru'ar m.cliiu or lli dehf.ln to tlia Middle sute. I rjtl a A iou 1 n ai h.1.1 la.t ntthtattlie (Iran 1 I nl u lluiei tar tt e j ur,rjie rf inaklun arrange merit, for tiicir Ilr.l annual rrratta, which wJ take I late oil Aiiir i an 17 on the I Kivrr and wlikti iaoprn loan rzu'ar'y orcaoliti club. The ui.ttluir a. an Fiiitiu.laille nnr thirty live ilrlfratr. t.h r prrrtni Tin Itt nana Comuilu.ea rrport tjrlnr rial .tiow.tlliat tli.y haililrclit.il in ro'd Ule tal. ai tae i rUe. to n i ulnnhir oar.mmi ana iiaiid-ou. .Ilk cm irotUireil tanncru lo tlir sinning cien. club lu MniMt ulitr a tartrr nolo lu.n errnt indge J n Tlcrm ot Die Vuruiia hnat Clnti or.r. u ,11a IuliiI mr UI ii r i e.itnre of tl i evlsffu e it what 1 in wi, a- 11j- fiat al tli tartli e llillit I Ihs o r. n- i tl t V e I abou a in r ol a lint' II i irijo. i t) II. lun la i t II I itttr. Uiketlo 'ttiM n II II, ill k ,l ,lcr lit. trail of ft li I ana a half Itwa further t ro; nrj p m ir iiieciiurM one mile itrainl tnwa) I olli til w It eh rn otilion. ntre ted wn u Ilia! tie ra e will be rowtd a. or vliial n leiweJ over hal 1. kuitwi. tut tl e halionul cnur'e ih.tai ii i ne and a hull uiir. itraishtaway The itti nr rat ile idrd uinn are a. fn,lu senior sli ir ee Julh r nk'lr. li lerinedlele .liikl.a, .cnlor i air fiared l-! senior Juubte ei nil- n or innr t ar.d .be la, j mi or fniir i urea etiell. Ji niureitflit tinrel.bcll. .enlor clll anl ,he tiuarler n.l.e dath u.ntial,and .et it r mur oureil r ir Ti e fiitif era of e iU) are it. fn low. r.iene Waller Stn-i i 1,1, trlit Nen I'l tl I'd A inte tr Itn i lia A. et ut mi ti ier i Muiifiin Iri.eit -il.imci f l n r r.)i l. J II Ai,eel Jr all 1 0li I u I i-r "in V l A h i i i I n u'r ai the flni. VI A v 1 1 u In.ii, a lloalt lull J Ji llantln, ".fit, i ali'itt a I nal t lu Ihe ijut rrtre. rijtat were The Atalania Ar hur hill Vl yon tre.ee t Mowing Pauiu e.. KrlrnJ.I lli Inttiitnle V fir"i"iilun llxllc oi lareil. sew lorl Altilell Nauli d. rail. ale Havel .wood. St-awanhaVa, Atlleti Inlon. andVaruna 1 ntrle. eln.eitnAag so will r rt lortineyer ei retari to Wall .irret. The next ineellbif of the alteration will b liald on It e evening or Aug 1 at the CoatlLental lloiet, Broud klf.el ewark, A Womun una Cblld I'utullr Hnrnerl. W.it I irr K Jl Jntv 7 VMilin W I Weiherhea wa. at rS ir b on Sunday hi. h u.e loo' frr hy I e overturning i f au oil Hon The ooly occupant, at the tlroa were a Mri llu.e and Wr Waiherbae younaeit cblld. The llamo. Ignlied thg child dm. and lb. Utile one wa. burr. d to death. In ntumptlar tueave i the cLtld Ilia. Uaiewu au aevataty tiuru.d that ebe al.iL I A BISHOP IN TEE STEERAGE. 1TAKTKD TO BBtt lTBAT IT ITAtl LIKE, AllO DO A L1T1LU GOOD. He In Monnelcaenr Welcome la Ilia Tan with the IVorld for n Jtllahoprle A Joy. one tvhlte-hnlred I.lltle fltntlemnn. A benevolent-looking little man In a clerical garb landed at the Barge Office on Sunday with the steerage passengers from the stoam ship Lallretogne. Ho was registered by one ot the Inspectors merely ns Louis Marie Petit lie wa recognized by Gen. O'Belrne's secre tary. Col. Bnrquet, as a l'ronoh missionary Bishop. He had letters ot Introduction to Archbishop Corrigan and eovoral otbor prel ates In this country. He said that bis object In travelling In the steerage wns to observo human nnturo, study nationalities, and Incidentally do some mis sionary work. Ho had no complaint to mako of steerage faro. As a retired chaplain ot the navy bo receives a small salary from his Gov ernment II o is a merry, bright-oyed little gontlemnn with ling iron-gray hair, that makes blm look Ilka a goutlo German pro fessor, lie has tho German Inclination to pra ter beer to wlno. also. He belongs In the south of 1 ranee. Ho says that although be has beon retired from active sorvlco he will not ceao to do what ho can to help teach the peo ple how to bo good and hnnpy Christians. He Ib going to take a tour through the United Unites, mingling with tho plain folks of the work-day world, and do what mission work ho can uraong them. Ho has visited Asia, Persia, and Central Amorlca, wheio ho has ostabllshod missions. After journeying over this country he will sail for bouth America. I whore ha oipccts to accomplish somotbing among the 1 rench-spoaklng Inhabitants, lie wants it undorstood. bowover thnt the chlot objoctof his travelling Is to seo the world, ox tract a llttlo joy from 1', and Btudy Its mnny natured pooplo. While doing this he expocts to bolt) along In their religious faith all folks who want to bo holped. AJTIfS Of THE IH1LUOADS. Benewal of the Old Trouble In the Imrnl. errant Clenrlnfx llnaae Tool Recent mention wns mode In The Sun of the wnr in cornr.iNslons on Immigrant business among tho trunk llnes.uud It was said that serious results might happen that would causo a split in tho Trunk I.ino Association. Things havo gono on from lad to worso during tho past wook, and the mooting of tho Passenger Commltteo to-dav Is likely to be a bear garden j scene, for things havo taken a now turn The Dolawaro, Lackawanna and Wostoru Itailroad has practically withdrawn from the Immi I grant Clearing House Aflnlrs aro fast drifting I into tho fix they were In whon Commissioner Plerson wns I'red from office. At that time I two of tho roads were doing their business In dependently outside Castle Garden, nnd It was a two years' work to got thorn back Into tbo Clearing House. I B Hlchard A Co., agents for the Hamburg j American lino, one of tho strongest truns I utlantlc lines, notified Genernl Manager C. l I iJonno of the Immigrant Clearing House a week ago that tho pool couldn't handle tho orders of his company anymore, l'assongtrs coming over from i uropo who Intended to take a railroad for the est received orders on tho American steamship agonts tu tho point of destii atlon. 'lho Helawai e, Lnckanaiina and vvestorn Itailroad has long had an agreement I with the Ilaiubuig lino to receive all tho lat ter B passengers, to the Lackawanna ments were autbori-d to take up all the shiauiflhlp oiders and substitute 1).. L. and W. tickets. J1 the railroads havo arrangements with i certain steainshiplli.es, but by agreement HU immigrants have been turned over to tbo Clearing House etch road getting nno olghtn of the business. That the I'elavvaro l.ai ka- I wanna nnd Western influenced tbe Hamburg lino tu withdraw its orders from the Clearing Houao theie Is tin doubt among railroadmen bo the Hamburg's tas'origors won't to divided an) more Tho Lackawanna will get them ail. Uwo of tho Hamburg line steara-hlfis. tho Khaetlaand Sonento both with big loads of Immigrants have arrived during the past week and tho Lackawanna refused tn report tboni tu tho Clo.irlng House 3 bo ii.ost!on i, MI1 the 1 nckawnnna get any more ins sengors from the pool f I Piobahly the action of tho committee in try ing to -toil the D L nnd W. and C). nnd roads from paying commissions was tho cause oi the new move of the Lackawanna, l.allroad men remember bow bind itwns loget 1 resident bamuol Moan to return to the lenr- lug Houso. It Is said thnt he will --nil for 1'uropo to-morrow, to te gono sovoral months. Nothing can be done toward a restoration until be comes biuk. Mr. bloan has loon tiuoted as saying that if ho eh uld lento the Clearing llou'e a -econd timehe would never hnve aiu thlng to do vviih It again. When the Lacka- l wanna was out bsfore It taptured from 40 to Hu er cen. of all the Immigrants b paj- I ing hoavy commission- But it was estimated thnt the treasuries oj the sevornl railroads suf fered to tho extent of 1500 uOj thoroby. 1 ho subscription books for Jfi.oon.oon new 4S rur cent, gol I 1 onds of tho Lehigh Valley l.allroad i ompiny wero opened resterdav by I HretelACo nnd Brown llroa, ,1 to ol Phlla delpnla aud 1 rown hhlrlej ,1 (o of London It was mt intondod toiln-o the borks until to-day but the demand for the bonds was so creut at 101 tor cent tho price nt which tl ey wureolToied tutho i ubllc, that I y 1 o'clock tbe loan had been oveisubs ilbul. and the books were therofore closed 1 he amount sul scribed for in 1 ondon will bo nunoumed to-da, and au allotment will soon bo ruado. IUcKESFAtK. July 7. Tho Bergen county Poard of Choson freeholder to dardecllnod to permit tho 1-ortleeand Haekonsacl, l.all rrad nnd the 1'hbmiIc Garfield nnd Clifton l'allrond to lay tracks on several county i bridges. This it Iss ill, will kill those enter- i rrisessofnr as Bergen countv Is cincernel. 'l ho Board then took up n motion to rescind Its former in tion adopting tvvonty two miles of puhlio road, which were to be ta led county roads nnl lo be macadainiyod. Tho motion to rescind was carried by 1C to tl. The I.oni Island Rrenttn Annoelntlon. The regatta Committee or the long I.'an-t rteratta AB.ociatlou met e.terda) afternoon at the office of I. It. Pe ton 1st rrent .trert. for the purpc.e f lnve.il gating tbe prnte.t entered again. t the barge rnwed t,y the No V rk A hletle t iul crew in tl e recenl rrgat ta Tl prtitt it wa. entered by the V aruna seawall 1 ala an 1 Orescent boat clitba. Ihey claliutug that tho boat wunl I noi carrv lu rntv one eole a. reqi Ired b) the condition. r,r the nr.ocjatlon. After coneldrrab a dl.ru on y I'elton ma. ilire lett li tlf alleroli. Inter. Itel and af point a tla) iifm.ettng when the boat lit be toiled lr agn ea le to all the teti will be made next talurday afternoon on the Ilarleia. aiAIIIXK lyTELZlQEICB. irlin.TLrtK .laifl.t TMi. pat fcnrlir 31 i fun ten 7 Bi MoonrtMi .11 63 tl(,ll w.tir rnl OAT. fandy llootll ii (,ov I.land.12 031 ItatlUata I S3 A rrlTrd- Moimr. July y S.Fervla. Walker l.tvertroL F. sii.a viorn. lort an l'rlnce fetutuurl turtle Havana. s I i.e,Mnr IliggtTii. .StwOrleana h. Odin. vieldeP Uararoa. Sat alileo. Mciiee Hull S. Morura Hroadroot I'ort ppatn. S. Viking llalund. I aracoa, bhlp Hamilton Flail, Mitchell Oath. II or utei arrival... rir.t I'Hil i.Hiirn opt f Swltrerland from fhlladelphla forAntwern, paued the blrar.l e. Aioravla, from I ew ork for Hamburg, lighted off the Lunrd r1. 1 j surmandte from New Tort, at Havre, s. Use from sew Vork. at south iinntnn. haebraska from hew Vnrk, at uia.gow, rjiirn moi initKir ro.ri. F. Slate of nenrgla. from Olaigow for New York. h w erra from Mtuthampti n u r New V ork F. We.ternlatid from At tHerpfor New 1 ork ha btale of Alabama from ola.gow for ew York. rcrcoisa fncimiftrt uil lt-ft4v "H"rti. HiiiUHaC. Ata.ka. Mverpool t,.A H. ha m Prvoina I, a-ituw bl.OA.Al 100DA VI. run vvillam. iirllia Mil 7c-mon ta Aller, rremen "oix I. II oA M it of i llcaro Llvirpool IIUOA. 1 Peltuiier hriiuen I gill. Llreritoul kluj.lllo lllrronl 81IIA VI II MA M, kliranda. Ha Itaa I3HOM NoiirdUud Srein.n ftmiA M 11Sia XI I lilladeliihU. Laguayra l.,il' it J nor t fearatoga, llavaua 1 uo r. 51 jiuij'. Jl leroatsc .Ti.Miiuri lw If- I IV Hilda South. mplon June ."0 e. a (,M ta tar June -i rinab.ia kltivi le h ne .7 j IM.inn.ln ivueen.tuwn Ji lit -it fclau ol l e!ib.).vuntn vim Juno .h tunc ilverpool June Id Irut nrii,n Jul) India Ulbratar Jen. US HelveMa Uverpool Jpo jA ritjor New Tork. Iiterptol. July 1 France boudoa June 34 XHut !ur(My Jul ia aallla Qneen.tnwn July a Werbcndam Am.t.rdam June ferslanHooarcri ..London Juae Utf Vmi IT'Oii Julii II Faa'e Hremen July 2 I iiiut'ia hi i 1 amnion Ju y 4 u.rtnanlo vue.n.tuwn Ju; 3 Imt haturtay July IX I etntrla LlT.rpeol JnlyJ Htadoo II oil June IS Khynland Antwerp ...Jane ST liaouafl t,ty linuu,,,,,, J tae ST nMnwaBnflnwaBnn.anflnal issvitnEciion in a mis on. Maeenehnaettn Convletn Revolt Asntnet the New Syetcm ornegtlnlcrlnr, Boston, July 7. A large portion of the COO convicts at the Btato prison have for two days been In a stato of Insurrection, and thirty-five of them aro to-night closolr confined In tbo dungeon cells. For twenty-four hours those refractory prisoners have yelled nnd curbed anil batterod their tin dishes because thoy didn't want to submit to tho Bortlllon system ot registering criminals latelr authorized by tho Legislature, nnd now In voguo at Jollet, 111. Alleghany City, and sovoral other Western penltontlnrles, and In 1 uropo. On Saturday tho expert Irom Jollot prison visited Charlos town and began his work. Tho men when In tho chapol yostordar wero Informed of tho naturo ot the stranger's visit. There wero at once signs of trouble. Tho men didn't hesltato to communicate their objections to Warden IIubsoU. Borne declared that thoy should absolutely refuso to submit to the now scheme to secure accurate Identlllcatlon of criminals. Others wnntod tbo Watden to do lay the work until they could extrolso their right ot appeal to the .Supremo Court, but this the Wardon was powerless to grant. When the mon woro returned to their cells, after hearing the law relative to ohcdlonce read to them, a mighty uproar began which cnntlnuod all night nnd almost until daylight. Hoots, yells, and hammering bognn. nndiau from cell to coll and from wing to wing almost Instantaneously, and would thon allege her cease for a few moments, lhen a cry or yell would bo heard from sotno convict, nnd tho denfenltig rackot would again contlnuo for a few moments. Lxtr.i policemen were called In but It wns onlv done ns a precaution against a pnsniblo outbreak. Nothing could bodono to stop their nolso. and It was kept up during the long houis of tho night. Tho ringleaders woie yanked out of their colls as Inst as thoy could bo ldentillod, and woro locked up in "lort Itussoll," n the Bnlltary t ontlnotnont I milling Is termed Thoro they will remain for a week or more, with nothing Lut bread and water for sustenanco. Several convicts this morning Indicated tneir entlro willingness to submit to tho require ments of tho law, In order to stop tho howling which made them nervous and brnko up their rest. U he hot weather Is making tho men very uncomlortnble In thoir colls and all want tn go to work. It Is really punishment to keop them locked up. All day tho work of siring up tho convicts hns boon going on. Lvori tlmo ardon ltussell wns i-een by tho piN onors It wns the signal lor a fresh outburst ol Tolling. lo night, however, all Is nulot. No convict has telu-ed to go through tho process up to to-tilght. The ex amination Is vorv expllcl. nnd consists of taking the longth and width of the head length of the foroarm. height, length of trunk (sitting1, length of middle or longest linger, length and width of ear, color and description of the eyos location and description of nil scars and marks on th" face and left arm. Thn subject Is not stripped, however, but will lo photographed front and profile In nil probability tho croo oss will tnko sit weeks This morning tho men wero marched out In sounds of forty or llfty to empty their buckets nnd tho noon dinner was served (iiiletly, l n trary to exreetat'on when thoy wero locked up to oat their dlnnors no jells wero beard, homo of tho legal lights In tho pri-on nre ntnious for a ruling on tho law and be War den had a Hood ol letters on this i oint to-day from the prisoners but he des not pio poso 1 1 commit himself. Legal opinion will, bowevei. bo nskod, but to tarry the mat tor to tho Supremo Court to do'ido on tho constitutionality ot onforcing tho law where no penalty is attached would tnko three months, rind It Is extromoly doubtful if itwil be done 1 ho arden said to-night that tho measuring nnd de-crlp'lon would lontinuo right along. Tholdlonoi-s of tho prisoners lesptns tho In come from labor from t jiH) lof'iHinda) and tho length of time It will contlnuo depends mostly on tho conduct of tho men. SUE DIEll AT THE AGE (IF 113. A. Henri or .Irt Itlnck llntr VThlcfi firew Out Alter .he I.oat her Hnovv Lock. BTnACttsE. July 7. Mrs. 1'vaB. Hart ofCicoro Centre, whose death was chronicled In yestor daj'sSuN, turns out to havo been tlieoldot living person, ns well as tho most romarkablo rerson In the I'nlted htatos at the time of her docease. Her ago I113i, vorlflod by the best authority, shows her to have beon born tho jenr aftor the Declaration of Indetundence was signed. Her lifo was strnngoly check ered, nnd In her early days she had sevornl narrow escapes from Indian massneros In tho Jlonawk valley. I ntll within two sears of ber death 6ho wns a ver hard working woman, doing her own cook ing baking wftBhlng and ironing In her old ago her hair turned sn wy white and bo gan to fall out, butalevv soars ag her hair i wasnotiicd to bo cemmgout again, nnd, in I etead of being grnv oi white wns a jet bintk. I It was the boast of tLe old iiriythut she wns never sick a day in her Hie. nor t ok n drop of I doc pr's medklno Lver since the children i can remember JJrs. Hart has smoked In r P pe. The nbst n e of tho doet' rs nnd the presence ol th pl u is what she found to 1 o ho elivii of ll'e At the time of hor den'h sho I ad six liv ing childicn. twentv lho living trind ehn dren twenty ono llv ng gieat-grandchlldren. I nnd onogrent-great-gramlchlld. who is limit I 1 dgur hoe. Jr.. the thirteon-n onths' son of Mr and Mrs. Henry ltoe of West Adams street In this city. VIII TV A It T. The family of Copt .lohn H. Allen, who sailed from Darien, Ga in the ship Bridgew.iter for Quoenstonii en last Bee s and has not leon henrd of since, havo given him up for deal Nothing could bo loarnod com crniiig tho Ilrldgewater for a long time after the sailed from Uarion. On April some pitch plno tlni i ber nnd a lifo buoy marked Bridgownter" I drifted nshito at Aehlll Ho id, counts of M.ivo. Ireland. 1 ho possibility that the officers and I crow of the ill-fated csel had teen rescued by some outward-bound List India or nli forniarhlp buoted his landli und Inends with the hopo thnt they w uld seo him again, I nt the length of tlmo that has ehused since tl o wreckugo tame ashore 1ms convinced them that (apt. Alien wont down with his rhlp. C apt. Allen wa-, born In "-t ndrews, W I in ls.hi, snoitly after which event ids patents re moved to inrmoutli. H. .t thu ugeof U he started out to seek his fortune on thu blond otean paused through tho usual gradatl ns becirne an excellent sailor, nnd wns e on master ot a ship. hm tho ml v.ar broke j nut ho entered tho Lidtod btates navv as onslgu and was so n promt ted t hejnnk of acting master He wa-- an oflicernii the Ports mouthof tho West Ciulf Blocka ling rrjuailton j was eugnged In lho buttle of .Motile I n uinler Admlra irarraguton the I aeknwaima, ami for bis servlco-i there was promoted to the com- mandotthe I nlted rtatesBtoaimr "-eltriii. Ho i roflgned his commltBlon In the unvv In I Sf.i.. I again entered mercantile life as shlpmas e and eventually becnino a large shlpowi er He finally iiuitte J the quarter deck to manage his all airs on shore. Ills vessels belli.: I. irgo'v on gaged In foreign trade, much of his business, was out he other side of the Atl mt! antl he took up his residents in London for i-ovoral yenr Nearly ten years ago he returned t. thistoun tr anil tecame a rcMdent of Brooklyn, vvlili I his heme lu Mneon etreet. whore hi- fniully etlll roslde. Cnpt. Alton's snip tho Biiuge water, obtained considerable imp nety mine two) ears ago on at count ol the arbitrary and unjiiHt seizure of hor bv tbe Dominion Gov ernment nt Mhelburne N. S. nnd the contro versy that followed, 'ihe question Is yet un settled, bhe wan the last and only vessel that CaiUAIlou owned, and his object Ingoing in hi r wns tc sell her on tho r,ther side If possible. Capt Allon loaves a widow, one son and three daughtors. I'red II. l'hllllpn. assistant superintendent of tho M hawk division of the Neve i ork Central nnd Hudson Biver llallroad died at 1 ittle t alls jestorday of peritonitis. Ho wns born in Llttlo Palls uboutlo yenrt ago, entered tho foivi e of the road ns a mesi-ciiger boi, nnd steadily rose. He has had his present place nbr ut ton years, and was appointed tin Jur Major 1 rlest's suporluieudencr, He leaves a wllo and one huh a student in engineering at Cornell L'nl Torslty. Cnpt. Jamos Conser, an old Hudson ltlver boatman, died at his homo Inl crnwull on Sun da ,tt the ngo of Tn yenro, 1 our thihlren stir- i vlvuhim Ihe Captain t vvned and sailed his own ve'rols. the "-aint.el 1 ruth the utiKOiiit liliid tho Wnrren, and ihe I em ih Viaihon. bvonteeu jenrx ngo he lett tho water and for tho hast seventeen yers hud I. urn truntcii of the Cornwall Prusbterlun Church, 'JhomasL Moxley rne of the bot known of the old-time Baltimore actors, died there es terday aged M years. Mr Moxley was a mem ber of George huukel's minstrel triune and wnsugpat favfrite with the tbontre-goii g publit. He wns elebratel as a female in rer-i-ouiiior. antl was the original ojiln "Incle Tt ut n Cabin. B. r Wvthe o' (ami ridge wl o had I een sexton i f the Nhopart! Mom naif h mti tl bt- iilno years tiled on Sunday at the ago of I was nt one Hire a memlcrof he Cam trldge llitard of uvt r.eers of tbe poor, awl held many other places of trust andresiouel bility, Capt. James Howling, a member ot Cameron pat, 0. A. Ik, fell dead lu front ot lol 1 ast leventh etreet yesterday m iriung. He wan 45 v ears old. His body was taken to bU home. U13 Last Mnth street. Iheod ro Walter nn artist and doorrator whoso fkl I ns a painter of cllnn was well l.iuwij in. o ifik and 1'oston died at hu home in Hide lurk Mats., on .MonUar ulou fit years. I R. D Marnard. a Waltfaam caterer oi Boa ton, died on bunday after a brief lllneis. lie was widely known. J WHEN ft housohold rtrticlo ia WX introtluced to a now publio, jjp S mnkoa acqunintrtncoa, pruna nnd ro- lf WjA tains friends, and steadily prowa in JVj mm favor in Bjiito of tho noiBy (and j 'tTj w sometiinen tricky) opposition of b competitors, it shows thnt tho old t 'rivf adnti.o, "Superior merit wins," in f jKtf still iu forco. i m'v Hotisokcopors aro finding out im for themselves that "Cleveland's fAiltJ Superior is absolutely tho beat 11 baking powdor manufactured." 4jvf CLEVELAND HAKIXO TOWDEU CO. f llf 81 nnd 83 Kulton St., Now Yort. i jji v Ia BtljJUIWJt ?otiCM. S;, A T.nxnrr for Tonrlntn. I tflw PR. LTON S TOOTH roWDFH. In metal bniea, Willi f )j patent meuurlnr tub. h.at and porublo Xieta. T J4 rinrrr'nTrlconberotis.tlmnlvtrn. fa.tane thick. fj lail na. rre.frte., Inaitrv viay Improvta the hair. Soo, u fJlLr 9 VI v Krrpa Neitlla-e ISblrlo. flann.L etieTlot, ana Jl tySi llkfalrlca.$l 'ititnS.1 wmaniisii liroaoVay. Ji'f,'1 i-'4 1 vV IIKF.nR.-0n atonday, July 7, 1800. Xtary Jane 5'f .'ii Fun. rat eerrlres ather late r. tlene SJO Vte.t 34th Knl it, thin (Tut-day) eT.nln; at S o clock. 1, V Ill.oolKiOOU.-At Arllncton. KJ, on Mnnday, )t Jjj S July7 rllialielhC, willow of Thorna. T, BleedratMl, R'J-J I In the 74th) ear or I er ace. t'S '1 II Notice of funeral 1 ereatter a 3 S i i-fc 1 ItltOIIAKn -On July 7, Llllle Brodard. Vt i X 1 Rclatlv.a and frlf ntla are rr.pectfullr Inrtted to nt- niTti T an tend tbe fun.ral on W rdnoday, July s, at 344 Watt IV nit f -W m llt'KNK-At New Rochellfc N V, on Monday, July ii Alfa I 7 Martin Burn. L' 'f ti'S I runeral from hla late residence. Wedneiday, Jnlr a at m A H .-.PM. r$'? 1 rOl'll,l,AItn,-At Reabrlalit. N J, July e. Hor- J enc. onlr child of rh.irlt. K and Ullan IV. Cnnll- S !li M lard aire S monttis j 2 H lin.rai .errlce. to ttav at 12 o'clock 71 Ea.tTSth eL J i.C fl II A VI.'lON.-tt Ion Branch Jnly Frankle S, g hj f M jeuuseat ihtld nt Itapffie F and Peter Daulton, need n' hi H S-nontli. h"'. fi t H Itirrralrr Talc. Piljfi' H IIOM.MS.-On Jnly 1 Oeorie L Downey H Cs B ared I vaar anil 4 monthl U 'H h nal lunrral from 00 Vand.m'rt, Tneiday, atlF. M la )V B trrment In Oreenwool renetry RMi A H FIi:i.I.-At Hole. jVinrer.anl, Lake Saran.c K. T, il- H nn July n Wllllarn VIII cr licld aeeJ is year, nnly I' HJ lurrUlnr ton of vuillam llildreih and Lottla B. U ''i'l j, Hj field ,V yj lurtral VVedne.day morntnr July r. atlooclock, vfli' j HJ from the Clitirch of L Taut the Apntle rlh U 'h HJ andSthav where a man of requiem will b. offereJ 9 H for Ilia repose of hi. .out I J ip FIX IIB.-On July c, llcnry Fischer. aB.d M I H rear. r jir HJ Be'itlve. and friend, are invited o attend the funeral 't f rom C23 t a.t Oth .t tn Wednesday, Julys ll' GAI,i;-Oi Juiv t V anaret h L.(laK..Jl year "''i1' M nnltmonthL i M literal from J-'H last PTrt .L, Tu.lday, al I P. M. V HJ Interment In Everirreen. t emeterr v r H GI.ZJANUN. On aturdar, Jul) S, Thomas Oteaaoo. In ln.'th vear i Nttlce of funeral hereafter jjjj IIA2MI. On Sunday Jnly n. Ellen Klnr. wltoet 'iV H Thutna. Jennlnirs Hand anl daughter of tbe lain v r HJ James hinzof Albnnj W V ImH iHl lunerat prlrale lnteriurnt al Bieepy Hollow. i HI Hatllmore and Albany paier. pleaie copy a tt H HUsrtlo.V on hjndai July tl, Clara U Tlmolat, m H wlfeof ilenry I Ittssion. H I ut erat Ihl. afiernoon at 2 o clock., from her late l 1 residence, S3 Weft Jlibit rtlatlTi. and friends i v H are rt.ioftfullr Invltel loatten 1 if I M IIDUIt -On Uondav July 7 Irfl Mabel. yonnet j H dauRtiter of Mctmla. iloer, affed 3 month, aud 1 H !av HJ Fureralfrom I'M Wr.t mm it., on Tue.day. Julys, J, IH atsv.vi Intertnfnt at ai.ary temeterj. tr 1IOI,I.VI.V.N.N.-On Juyll, Lena llollraano, ared S3 V!i H year. HJ Iti 1 itii e. and friends are invited to attend the funeral H from 'J7 West Sfilli .t on Tie. lay. July a M III t IIIMJ'to.S.-vmliroi.e Hucblutton. ared SS H reara. i(! a M H BelatlTes'ati 1 friends are reipectfully Invited to attend P M tie funeral from Ul I a.t IMh st on VV .dneaday. I IH lu j i Ill'rt-i:r.nnitRi:K.-On July 6, lSro, WUllam "i I HJ lluftelbrrce- JH 1 e atirr. and frfend.'are invited to attend tha funeral i Irom ll.i Orchard n, on 1 ie da), alS F vi inter- (t V ment In I vercreenl Cemetery i-t C 3- jH III T4 II IN son. -On lulvfi. Ambroie n. Hutchln I g f n In 'he ""it! jenr of hi. aire.. jj ,JS H Fe atlves on,l friend, are le.prctfully invited to attend U T j M the luneral Irom ion U K church. lum nnd H l't-S lA aS HleecVer l on Wedne.dai at 1 M. Sfpri"?" fl JACK-(lN.-On -on ilay eveuinE July Anrut nHlTy Hi VMlhelmluat Urn te'ntej vlte of Rlchar 1 C illJ'-J. H JhlL.uii and dauklitir ttf Henry and Ihtlale alary .M'Tjjt JkU Iiuliarlt 17 luhtl-.d.l I Wja t Hi KIICK.-AITu'lalioe Ju yH Ilri'a ahlrk. ynuncest Xpfff HJ dauni teror Vatfea anl Allc kirk M lut era f torn the church f the lintnacntete t oacep- 1 l'f H li noiiTnrsIa) aim V VI f-tf i Kit I "S -After a .lort nine... Edward Erauaa, !i' til"'? cl B atrdju j ear. and 8 mouth. s4hlli Li I literal will tak-plaielc-day at 1 F U from hli lata J! f H j I rr.ldrnfe M tV tl i"tll et. J? fc1' j M Iilt(l-I-At Astoiiu L I. on Monlay. Jnlr 7, .'1' 1 'H Callierine wlJownt Joliu l.ron.e of lleinhem, Al- S ii M lace, t.ermauv aedTSjeara. Jnlermrrit at lirldne- l. li i M II 1 ion, LOin I tf r wHJ I.rvv,On July 7 atherlalo residence. 121 Lut i jn ?jH Vllllt. Vlr. T. VV Lu.n f j.j hollce of funeral hereafter I .'l 1,(11 N"i. On Iul) H. itmj, Solomon J. Lome. In thn 6 i R t linear o'lm aa h I J v li)il,vi.ard trend. nr re. reclfully invited toat- r,., J H tend the funeral fr in hi. 1 lie residence 142 Wert Iff 1 Xlhst.. tnTuesda), lleHlh intt. atl o clock. P at. I t f, HJ I Met ARTlIl.-nn July 5 Charles Mctarttiy. .led y HJ I t year, and h montl I i j J elaiiTe. and Irlrnil. are tiiTited in attend the funeral II 'Ac j I or. Tjrsdar,a IT VI from 270 Hudlon eL lot.r tl HJ H menl hi i alvarr l .melery Itr jl I .Mc;KI.iOIt.-At Ms re.Uence Newark, ,s J.. f M July lit I on. JoliulIcOrtitnr lu tlietli rear nt .ifti Hi I '""'e- i'rf km I Irieni. are Invited ro ait-n.t the fitrerat from hie I fJt, yll pi ael late test'encc I'M llroad et nn Wedl.e.U). Irth J 1 If H I In.'. aiP M Internum at cttQT.n1em.e of the i Jk it H Ml ltl"ll1-.-On snnday Jul) a, nanrah, helevad (j He 1 wife of WUIam II Murpl) In her 34th year. I JJj ''iB Kelallrel and friend, uf Hie family are re.nectfntly Fl Invii.dtoatienl tl efi serai fr mh.r latareslt'ene r s HI West I.4H .1 atSoo ork lotlat n.Tl.rtsr.N.-Ai SID ra.t ISih at, KM. r.iereen. H1 In hi. til. t year. PH I e'allves.nd friend, are re.reclfu'.lylnTllcd to attend t j Jitl I He funeral on Toesilay a; 3 r. V j VH JIKI'U.-Al ia7W.t.MhL Ji.ej.t A Peed J,"HJ P.e atlre. aul friend, are trilled lo atlenii hi. foneral 1, H on Tue.day, July S. Jmerm.ut lu Cpreas llllia y j. M H remet.ry V f-nal JIK ll.-InJeree) Clly July 7 John W Xlth, oe'.oved ff ri UjHj lit.. band of earab Rich. In Hie l"d year et hla ace ,1 Feu. rat al hi. lale residence, U hachat ge t,' a Jer 'IiH ey ill), i thence lo St. Peters thur'h. where a f" JiLai ao emn maa. i f requiem will be offered for the hap. P w jHJ py rero.e of hts.nul i JiH l UOIHIto -On Monday July 7, IPSO Maria. -2 t !wHJ )ttui vest dausliler of Satvado and Mary joiephlne 0 ItH hupffiero, atedSmnnlh. and 17 dayi. ljrH lun.rai from the reiidence of h.rpareota. onToet lil day July h, at .1 o clook F M I MH HMITII.-On July u. Vary Ann Fmlth. InlNJOti TOH year of her ate, at her late re.ldence, 210 vteal i ,rVH 27ib at. '?B Il.tatiTe. and friends ar. respectfully Invited tc attend fvH the funeral from Beibel Church, en Tueeday, the j'lVI Siti Inst, at Uo clock M i'lr.Hl KOI Hi IIF4 K.-f'nJiil) s, l. Franca SoUehack. 1H aie! umenths ands d.ya iHilsnni Funeral rlraie. Inurmeiit at Wotidlawn Cemeter' '''f,Bai HTAIIU I.l.-On (-ond.r JulyHJoha r,t.:oa-l faVal .on of Thoina. F and Hrldiet Farrey Sivkey V?H Belailre. and friends are respectfully requs.ud to at- aAaVai tend the funeral from hi. late triidtnee, 140 rtorth j V!H eih.t, I'rookljn today rfJrBfl Ot.ihen (V V papers please oopy '$Hl TIH)UAK-0ii July 7. S so. Mary EllsaThomaa. VH I atl.c. and friends are respectfully Invited to attest hUH the ftn.ral from .i 4 1 a.UTih .L oa Tu.aday. l VOX 111. It IIIT1IT,-In Berlin l.eruaiiy, July 'VHH 4 I ar n Edaard v n der lleydt sen In liw of Ihe hIHH l.le J VV he! lulJt, CoiunI tun.raUf 1'rua.la, Ac. LvHi in In. ;d year HH U' II',-At 141 Meat Mihst, LouU. Wad,ard 11 .VH ,'HJ BelatiTea and friends are torlt.d to attend the faneral j JHJH from her late re. Id. nee, on Tuesday aib lult ilBl adprnat Zioiittt. 't jMI MIIH, WINNI.OW'H NOOTIUNO HTnitV J Hal 1 at teen i.ed for over H1TV VKArta byMILLIOSS.t HjShI JtlOTillRS for Ihelr CIIIUiKtN KIIILK TtKTI'ISU HH wltl II niFPT sin rs It tn TIIFk ii. t'lIILU rJHH iti h-a. t h illiim iai.-i tiKiNi.ii.j rEHHl ilLH and 1. lie le.t remedy for iilAKIIIIUlA. ol -HH ty dn.f rlsu U: ei.rr raxt cf the world. 24c. a bottle. IiHHJ "rinPETS rl.EANCU br mr.uu. .recinal CiBB Taken up and retald THUS. J STEWABT. 1.644 BreaeV I 'lIHHI way, K.z, uranch cm. ctn ant Erte, Jeraey ouy. 'V HV

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ES .aaGjfrireT iMnyiriiTfi au!IeTjisr!THs Bf Ml I H I G THE HUN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 189U. I I TO ENLARGE RIKER'S ISLAND. plaxs to QVtXTvrr.i: its acreage. Kr Bbnrra Could liei ItaUcil ty Uiimplnn Ibei City' Tlrrur Ther-. Nfw Nil lop the Xllncksvell' Ialrnid Inallttltlon. Within a foir dura Cowvtroller Mrr. will prernra Mb roport to his fellow members or tho fclnliltiR Fund Commission upon the proposed enlargement ol Hiker's Island. On June 17 Mr. Simon Stevens, n lawyer of BSllroadwar. nddiesoed h lottor to the CommlfBlonorsot tho Klnklne Fund In which ho Miesostoil tlmt tho low lands umlor nntar could be filled In and tho land thus ncmlioil could be utilised to trout dvn:itnco. This lottor was rMern-d to the Comptrollor. His extremely probnblo that lie will report fntornbly In retard to It. Hik er's Island Is aboe Hell CI ate. In nllnn almost due eait from Handnll's Iland. VePPls golnc Nip the Bound usunllr pass through the chan nel to the wost of tho Island. FJOn the cast, Flushing Day washes Its shores. Itlsn mllo and a half from Collego Point and about the same distance from Port Morris. It Is sur rounded by a large quantity of shoal lands, which, It Is alleged, could easily bo raised aboTe high water, INKERS SLAHD A Ant A'or men's Hi.... .8P1 ackiss frsHOAtcoEO'RiKiasiVJi shoal cwmd ismtma mmn I W DEPTH Of IS HI T. R j I li I rLAu op TnE uirnovKMENTs at niKnn's island. H Jl j! The gain to thoclty.lt Is clalmod. would be II III E manifold. The cost of dumping tho city refute u llll would bo greatly lcsfoned, booiuse tho ashes, H l cellar dirt, and, In fact, everything, excepting I Ijl I the garbage, could bo used In tilling in tho III R mado ground. Tho dlstnnco to Hiker's Island I Ijl n bytho water route Is ten mlleB. or just one-half 9 HI J of thodlstanco to the buoys ouisldo tho hnr- In ft br. where the su-ows nfo now alleged to dump. H HI U Thocr.Bt of carrying this rofuse would, there i n fore, ba about halved. It has repoatedly been charged that, whllo the ownois of the scows j lH charge tho city upon the estlmatod cost of ro ll HI moving the refuse to the open ocean, they, in J Hill reality, drop tholr cargoes Into Now York Har 8 1 11 1 bon Vt using this refuse at ltlkor'a Island tho Hj 1 1 waters of tho bay would no lougor bo contam- II 1 1 lnnted, the harbor would bo tnod, and bnth II IN ing along shore would bo possible without H lllll contact with the carcasses of cats and dogs. Hf Thonew lands thus obtained would enlarge jHKIIil tho island sufllclontly to givo plonty of room Hi II IK for the location thorn of tho city Institutions. H III IB now on Wacfcwell's Island, and would make IH I II I II possible the uto of tho latter lor a public park. PS llllll Thee rolnts waro sot forth clearly by Mr. HllBlllrf btovoiu In his letter and recent talks with the I 1 llll I Comptrollor, and yoitordny ho presented u I I III j more complete and dotuiled statement of his 71 IT 111 I Idea and plans to Tiik hUN reporter. 11 Hi HI "Hiker's Island," ho snld, "belonged In if fj.O 1884 to a client of mluo and I sold it lor him to I m II HI theclty. It was then h part of Queen's county II' I! M and a law was passed which nnnoxod It to I 11 l New York. The purpeso of the purchase by lit lllil the city was tho very thing I now propose. It I I, ll was desired ti find another site for tho Instl- I 1' n tutlons on Blackwell's Island. Tho city paid II III Bf" SlbO.oui) tor Hiker's Island. It is now worth I b HOO.Oim), and I lime two clionts wno are pro- I U mi pared to Md thut lor it. It contains elcnty- I E eeen and one-half acres and can be iiicreased II II I K to lt)l. rtcies. III 1 "In March. 1SS5. I drafted a bill which HI! granted to tho city the land under wntor sur- w Ills rounding the Island within the twelve-foot con- I l IB tour lino Indicated on tho map which Tiik Sun HI will print. J hud this man drawn by the U. (H mi Coast and Oeo.lotic burvoy, together with a H l computation of the number ot acre of up- l Mil land and of land under water within that II mi curvo, and also the number ot cubic ards or HIH III dirt required to llll it up so as to make It nil H llll dry Innu, thiee feet aboo high watei. I did ilra III tnls simply to show the city authorities the ad- S Ml vanlagesof the iluns 1 prODOsod. Tlie bill l.e- l IH cumo a law. In October of the sumo year I hi In ID suggested to tho Hoard of Estimate and Ap SI Ij1 I l poitionmeut that the sum of iSU.uuu per year uu I bo set aside for the bulldiug of a crib around Ifllfl I II the island. An apptopiiatlon of that amount III I wn mftdo tnat soar, but it was diverted fill I III' to the uso of the Street rirnning Department. Ulj ill 1 hao calculated that the saving In tonnngo VI III idono will moro than pay (or the building f HHllll tliocrlb. I ilguro thut l.Quo.uuO cuMc yards of fn I HI refuse can be dumpoil thero annually, and that r,tlll st that rate It will takouine ouis tocomnlnto uil thnwork, Thoro are now 4t's acres of uplnnd Mil whkh are los than tlimo foot uboro high will witter mark. To llll this portion or tho Wlami If to thoroniilrod hoicht will take 104.540 cublo rt yardi. Tho shoal woit of tho island contnins IH I .'J acres, and it will leiiuiie I.kis.OUO oublo HA !l I j ynrds. The shoal nasi ot tlie island contains M I 111 j acres, and it will take tj.i;:l.i.bl cubic yards e I to bring this portion up with the rot. Tliu Ml J. I ittht two would roiiiiire 1.440.1UU and T.DflCSiKl d l eul)lu inrds lOBpoitholv to bring them up to I I high water mark. I havo learned that tho HI 1 nons annually curry out to sra-j..VMKiu cubic I yatds of iotu?o, which fncludes 7.10.1)00 cublo n yunlH nl grbn::o. 'J'lio Inttor could not. r Hi I course, be utilized in tho crib work, and would I El b;to to lo luirncd or otherwise disponed of. W hi I Iiyonirying out my i luns theclty would gain Sl'Juoiiii pur soar and sno tho Hay from do H w t Btruction. When ti.o lining In is completed S !f t the city will pOhsiFs an island worth fully Q II'! v'.'.OOO.iiuO. IllnukueH's Islntnl can bechanced 1 trt Into a beatitllul pink, and tho pennl Insiitu- t Id I tlons and jiospbal would bo better located Kl I than they now ate. 1 l 'It huh been ald that tho buildings on I Hlackwvll'u Island ro.-t f 4 00 i.Oou, much of I which would bo lost In tho transfor. This sum, hutrever Includes tho ebtlmatod vnlue el tho l DorvKeH of tint com Ids, who did most of the orK on tho3n buildings. Their labor could bn I utilised on the now buildings, as v.ell ns on the i crib work. Tlie latter although nece snrlly B clow, Mould boxori slmplo. ribs made otoi tt I dlnary logs could bi lloatod out to tho shoals 11 selected for a bnglnnlng and fastened tbeic, I leHVins little cunals between the cribs, through I" i 4 which flat-bnitoiiied neows could bo tukan i Idled with tho ashes, dirt. Ac Another plnu would bo to ditto tows of idles Into tho mud, putting bushos In botweon and filling with Mones until a good crib had been tormed. Tills was done by llngineor Kads In tho Jllsiis ilnpl. I hat o suggested that private parties bo n alloned to dump their cellar dirt and ashos in Hi! tbe same cribs." f. Sir. Mecnsn.ild that one of the two clients I, whom lie had relorrod to n rmuty to purchaso I the island for Its ostlmated present vulue, J I t:ii)0.i)uu. In case tho city did not want It, was i t tlie big bp'wory syndicate, it would make tho til best iiosslblo sito for breweries, while the H l elioitl lands would glaoii nrtunltles for acres H of basoiuents and cellnrs. upon which the llll H inc In could altoi ward bo done. As a depot lor H a big oil srndlcalo It would also have grout ad- 91 l vantages, uiio of wnlch would be the safo'.y K from Are In the collars tindor water. e I A gentleman in tho Comptroller's office who Kl la preparing a report on the rlann spoke II i I ntrongly In lavorof them yesterday. He says m, t i that the city owns onougli fiho.u lnnds to ra'ike M It proiltable to keep on lllllug In for the nuxt Kl hundred tnrs. I IViro anl IlusbunU Comnill Hulcldr. I i Momtiofllo, X, y July 7. -Tho body of a I r Mrs. Dorlor was found drowned in the Heaver- I kill stream, about teven mllos from Livingston EE j. Manor, yesterday, hhe had evidently com- I mltted suicide. A few moments after the re- X moral of the remains to hor late residence, the husband, (loo. T, liorler. -hot himself dying oon afterunrd. Thoy had recently located In R I the famous trout region of Kuilivan county H i itndwun building n summer lioardlng house, IK ill It Is supposed that llnuuclul trnubles, unil. 1 t I possibly others ol u Uomestlo uaturo, led to j j ji their cad ending. I i l l Kh nl oi Uir Hlui unet Hli I,cm. i M j! llAMHtciv, (int.. July 7,-iin lilduy last nt ilt Mount Hope Vndertukor Jool bmlth hoisted j8' j tbeMursand btnpi'i ovor his residence In fttj honor oi the Fourth. A depiilatlou of nelch- tJB I borincfarmers riueKtd Its removal, but n hiuitli declined wheieupon tin IJng was rid- fl j died with bullets and diWdod among the ssjy c,row,d' A Kcond floe ralsud by Smith met a IM i blmllarfatc aoixo ron tiik anAXirr: state. Its liltlte nnnk Account Attached, ond rillrra ComrilKliinnH In the Field. Jmlgo Fitzslmons granted In tho City Court yesterday an nttachmont against such proporty of tho (Jranlle Slate Frovidcnt Association of Manchester, N. H as Is In tho hands of thft foonth National Hank of tliln city. This was granted In n suit brought by Dr. Wnldemar Dorfmann of 121 lllvlngton strcot to rocover I'lnO. allcgod to havo boon obtalnod from him by false lcprosentatlon. Tho amount atlached was $1,047. Dr. Dorfninun's suit Is the ilrst of llfteon suits, tho rest of which Lawyer Myor J. eteinwlll bring to-day and to-morrow. The I aggregate claims amount to about J2.50O. The j Granite Htnte Company now liasnn ofTlcoln tho Pottor building, but wub formerly nt 1C9 ilrondwny. It profossed to be a building and loan association, ami ndortlsodto lond sub scribers sums of money up to tho amount of the sharos subscribed, the loanstohocancolled when tho borrowing mombcr's monthly sub scriptions orjualled tho amount of tho loan. Thoborroworwns In tho mean tlmo tosocure tha loan properly. Tho oompany Im ilcno btislnoss In this region chlotly with llebrows on the oast side, and Hrooklyn people. Dr. Doifmann alleges that (superintendent JullRn l.undau told him that if tio would sub scribe for Illtv sharos of stock and pay tJt down, and thoronllerpav $flu ft month on the subscription, ho could, nltor two months, ob tain a loan of 8.uii to build a house. He sub scribed, but got no loan, and nftor ho hud paid 2iiu in nil l.nndnu laughed at htm and said: "1 can't give you ntiy monev." As ho was golnc out. Dr. Dorfmann alleges, he hoard LunUuu uuy to his ncont, licrnard Kobel: If that man. or any other man, comes ngaln nftor money, llro him out," Dorfmann says that hM motbor-in-taw.Borthn Blberstoln. had a similar experience, and thut hobel told him tliat Charles J. Lord, tho Secre tary, had ordered him to' throw out" anybody who came to tho cfllco lusiBtlncon getting n loan. Dr. Dorfmanna complaint is lortmoa uy soveral nflldavlts. (ieorge Oreller. a butcher of Iar Hockaway. says that ho subscribed for live shares, amounting to fl.OuO. on Jan. 1. lbSJ, and paid In altogether $05, but he had been put oil ftom month to month on uppljlng for his loan. Simon Vorzinimor. tho ngmt. swsniBthalho loit tho company's employ on June 5. Ho allowed thnt Toicoval Mewart. tho 1'iosldont, usod subscribers' monoy for his own benollt. Ulas Jleyer of 17'i Delancoy stroct. who will apply for an attachment him self this morning. sas ho subset ibed for ton shares in insn, and was told by Landau altor three months' pnvmonts thnt he touldhiuon loan. It was finally rolused on n protext that n Hrooklyn man had bid a higher i romium. Thoteupon Meur offered up to 170nercont. premium, but ho could got no lonn. Tho com plainants allege thut tho company has obtained 4.UO0 tub-crlbtrs in this city and Hrooklyn, and hns not mado a sdnclo loan. l'residont Mtow.irt, who appears to boa very young man. said lu"t night thut tho company had ouly Ouo subscribers In tnlHnek-hborriood. and bo produced a 'tntement snowing loans on mortgages in Now York and Hrooklyn aggre gating 1150.000. He t-ald thnt no loans had been mado to tbo complainants, bocausetnoy bud been unablo to oflor proper security. U snld tho agents Sobel and Vorzlmmor, had both been dliclinrce.l. and had since then been stirring up trouble. He said that thu company was very big and rich urn! belonged in JInnchestor. N. II. When tho htato recently rooulred such concerns to put up f 100X00 se curity at Albany the Jlanehostor company do ilded to takn no new buslncs" In this Mate, but a local company undor the same name had been oignnlrcd to do a strictly ruulestato bust-nos-. All ttio sutno tho new company makes much tho samo proposals In its circulars as tbo old one. Fifteen complaints have boon laid before the District Attorney also. HOJf.V FACTUM' IXal'ECTOIlS. The fctaven Appointee Nworn In and fit, celve Their Instruction. Albany, July 7. Factory Inspector Con nolly mot bis seven women deputies for tho first timo collectiroly this ntternoon. On in quiry ho found that four of them had mado the mistake of taking tholr oath of office before the deputy county clerk In their respootho counties, and he inslstod on their swearing In again beforo Attorney-General Tabor, who officiated in plnco of the heeietaryof Btatc. Mr. Connolly deoted an hour to Instructing his new deputies in tho factory law. Its pur pose, and the rights of both employoos and employers under It. Ho then dismissed them, and will forward their commissions to-morrow. Meanwhile he has instructed tho old deputies to eoo that tho now recruits receive their Initiation in tbo work of factory Inspec tion during the remaining dais of the mosent week. The detail for this duty Is as follows: Miss Larly nil! ho instructed by Doouty Ooorge bchubort. and Miss 1'inn by Deputy John Heers who Is now in Now York for the purpose Miss LockwooJ will bo escoriml thtough the factories ol uppor Nowork by Deputy Jilunoburd. while Deputy (jonrgo McKay will look out for Mrs. Hremor's official wollaro. Mrs. Gibson will hao Deputy (iueiig ns an escort, und .Mrs. Carroll Deputy Jordan. Miss AschotI will remain in the office for tho present. To a Sun reporter Factory Inspector Connolly said- "I nm well pleased with my selection, and am confident that thoy will proo apt pupils. I think thoy grasped the lull import of the law to-dav, oen in tho brief timo I Had to explain it. They woto also glen to understand that all their work must bo In harmony with the practicn of this office, and that for tho present their positions went In the nnturo of experiments. To-morrow they will receive written Instructions. I lmo not decided whether I will appoint tho eighth fnmuln deputy or not. I um tired now, and will want to son how I got along with thotoen I hue appointed. Gettlne Even with the Judge by Hetllns Fire to III House. BBANFor.n, Conn., July 7. An nttompt to burn the resldonco of Judgo A. Bartholomew In this town was mado this morning, and John Darker, a dissipated young man, was arrostod. Iiarkor has often been beforo Judge Bartholo mew on one charge or another, though goner ally ho was accused of no moro serious offence than getting drunk. Larly this morning, as twomenv.oro driving by thn handsome resi dence of tho Judge, thoy s.iw smoke pouring from tho windows on tbo upper iloor, which woieopen. The men rushed into the houso and aroused tho lumntos, who were nsleop on tho upper Hour. Thu neigh bors all came to tho assistance of the Judgo and his family, und got tho household goods out of thu house. Tho Fire Department was summoned, and tbo Humes wore extin guished after the houM had been badly dam nged. The mon who dlscoeroil tho (lie do- luciuij n niiuim uoui in Kciutjoiie, j no urn uau evidently been kindled in the woodshed ad- Joining the Iioufo. Suspicion pointed in larker. and this morning ho was arro-ted and irought bolero Justice .Ink. who bound him over to the buperlor Court under $500 bonds. It Is the theory ol tho police that Darker had a grtidgi against the Judgu and took this wuy of Collins een. A Horde Thief Attempt Sulcldr. Boston, July 7, A horse thief, who gavo his namo as John Harklns. tried to commit suicide to-day immediately alter being arrested on tho charge of stealing a hoisi at Wulthum hattir day, Tho policeman sa,w Wallace on n horso car, and as ho laid hlshand upon his collar the prisoner d low a vial of vitriol from his pocket, and, In spite of the efforts of ttio pollcomnn. ho managed to drink sufficient vitriol in bum his mouth and throat In such a manner as to necessitate his removal to tho City Hospital. When tho physicians liud allavod the suffer ings nl HarkliiH, Officer Abbott eeaiched his clothing, and iu one of his pockets found a I bonk containing u letter saving thut his trouble had been brought about by a man in Protldonce, nud thnt it ho was caught ho pro posed to take poison and kill himself. From other manor and notos It is thought that his proper name Ih Charles Hough, und that ho resides in I'rovidtnce. JJrltlecport )lutlfled tilth the C'enii". HnipriEi-onT, July 7. Tho census takers havo not yot completed their work in this city, though olllclal figures hare boon announced In heveial outside papors. According to those fl euros Bridgeport's population will not oxceed 40,000. The Directory publishers and an esti mate from the military enrollment both show that fio.ooi) Is not too large a tlgure. Bridge port Is supposed to run nhoad of Hartford, and to bo the seoond city In the State In popu lation. There are many houses burn which hate not boen visited by the coiibub men, and It la said that some of the enumerators had I districts so larg that tnov could not color I them within the specilled tlmo. It in licit lo Ileulh In Trilui: to Siito iit'hllU, Kfi nk. N. H.. July ".-When th" family of F. V. Wctherben i,f et lllndge returned from church yosicrday they found his joungest child dead. Its body being horribly bumed. Mrs. Huso, who wa stopping nt tho houso was burned so setorely that deaili ensued In u few hours. The child pulled over an oil stove and the burnlne oil coioied the lilt lo ono. Mrs. Jluse trl-d to nave the llttlo one's life, and In so doing Jost her ono. aaBaggBaaaaaasamaBammmaMsmm rrir "rmtitviu bat is waxibd. It I Thanght He Mar Know Homethlnc; Mereoflntcreatto Mr. Melville' Nepherr An ndvortlscmont appeared in a morning paper on Sunday stating that "Verbum Bat Hnplentl."who nddressed a communication to J. A. and Guy C. Dempssy regnrdlnic George Dlllaway and hi connection with tho es tato of Juno Louise Melville, would confor a. lasting obligation If lis would appoint an In ter low, In strictest contldonco, with tho Dcmp coy Brothers, 132 Nassau stroot, T. A, and fitly C Dcmpsoy aro lawyers nt that address. Thoy told a Si'N rcportor yostorday that the advertisement had roferenco to the contest, which they woie making, of tho will of Juno Loulso Melville, their aunt, who died In the Floronco npaitmont house, at Flghtcenth street and Fourth nrnuo, In March last. Mrs. MeHtlle left an ostate variously estimated at from $'jo.00i) to $150,000, nnd In her will she be quoathed $10,000 of thin to her physician, Mr. tioorgo V. Foster, nnd tho roldue to hor "old ndvlsor," fleoreo W. Dlllnway. Bho disin herited heronly living rolatlvos. the children of her dead biother-MIss l.avlnlu Dcmpsoy und the two brothers boloro named. Tho Dempsoy brothers eiiythut 1 oter nnd Dlllnway kept them nnd tholr sIstorB awny from Mrs.MolUllo't bedsldo, and that Dlllaway led people to bolievo that he was Mrs. Mwl wile's nephew. Sotni time ago tho Domp-eyB ro colved a letter signed orliutn Sat Hapientl." which gae them much valuable Information. Thoy want now to tlnd the writer of tin lottor. Messrp. Dlllaway nnd Foster deny tho allega tions madeagalst thorn by tho Dempseys. Mr. Dlllttwny Is a member of tho Ian-firm ot Dllla way, Davenport ,V LeedB. at 18 Wall street. II en s thnt for moro than twontyiears ho was like a son to Mrs. Melville, and that during that time Mrs. Melville hnd nothing whatever to do with the Dempseys on account of nu old family iiuairol. lie says that he had no Idea that Mrs Melvillo Intotdod to louvo her prop orty to Idtii. The will contest comos up before the hurro gate In Uctobor. SUM lucic 3 hi: naivir bottles, irTnn Doi'ltrnnl n Offlcer with n Benreh Vmriint Colne Throuch Tour Cellur. The bottlers of beor, mlnornl waters, nnd other boiorages. got a law throuch tho Stato Lcglslatui o rocontly by making It Illegal for any other than thomsohos or tholr agontstoha in his possesion any empty bottlos with tho namo of tho original dealer blown in the glass. As a result thcro Is n email mountain of troublo piled on tho hottlo doalors nnd ninny other poople. Suppose iou buy bottled beor. You drink the beer, nnd havo tho bottles loft. They nio in vour collar, und tho beor bottler may. If ho dcslros, cot a soarch warrant, hunt for tho bottlos. and havo you hauled Into court. When thcro yon havo no dofonco to offer; the law says It is Illegal for you to havo thoso bottles, and you must pay n flno of 00 cents for oach bottle found. Should you sell tho bottlos or givo thorn nwnr, or throw thorn into tho ash liarrni or smash them, it would bo nil tho same n violation of the law. I'hopIo don't tako tho trouble to send the bottlos back, and so mon who go around tn hotols, lestnurants, nnd lirhnto houses buying old bottles freiiuuutly got into complications. Tlioso collectors suy that they aro nn nopd by another thing too. There is rUaly among tho bottlers, and often one of thorn will pick up a U t of bottles tsjlonging to a competitor. Ho will hldo theso boitles In order to put his lit al to tbo o.vpense of buylug otheis, or In hnpos that some dny ho may uso them himself. "If hols caught and brought Into court, tho botllor snys ho Is a bottle dealer, and thus the odium Is cast upon u." says James McGinn. President ot tho Bottlo Dealers' Union "Seeral Urns', of Into this trick has been played, nnd we wish the public wouid undorstnnd lust how matters stand. Somoot tho workings of tho law seem uncon stitutional, nnd a caso Is going before the Court ot Appenls to test it." this roLiCEsiAX vwx'r sitear. I file I.oae III Ilutlont, lie 8ar,XoXw Policemen Cnn He Appointed. Policeman John W. Taylor was off at Beth lehem. Pa., on a ncation when the force took tho oath that it was not Interostid in thollquor business. The telegraph would not reach him. The law said that the oath must be taken within thirty days after the enactment of the law. The thirty days from April 22 had ex pired when he got back, nnd he was told that lie had lor'eited his place on the force. Taylor, through his nttornors. Hobbs A Clifford, np plicd to Judgo Andrews yesterday for au order reinstating him. Ho says thnt he was Ignorant of tho passage of the law. and that his Ciipinln tried to com municate with him nt Bethlehem but could not. It was, moreoer. alleged that tho act of the Legislature Is nugatory, inasmuch as it states that all members of the pollen lores must take the oath within thirty days attertho passageof the act, thereby precluding the appointmentof new me n. Judge Andrews roservod his decision. Fourth offluly Murder In IVnterbiirx. WATF.r.Buny, Conn.. July 7. On Fourth of July night John Carroll nnd Thomas White became Inxolved In a quarrel In a saloon and went outsido to fight it out. White, who is 75 oars of ago, was thrown to tho ground, and struck his head on the pavement. His skull was broken, nnd he died without togaining con sciousness. Carroll wnB placed under arrest, nnd to-dnv n charge of murder in the llrst de gree wns brought against him. Ho will havo a hearing to-morrow. J.J. Dowllng who stabbed James Butler on Indoi endenco Day, hnd a bearing In tho police court ibis morning. His victim wns urabloto appear against him. and the physicians In at tendance suid that bis Injuries might result fatally. This affray was the outcome of a drunkon row. lnltcenrd Hitloon Cloned. rnovior.NCK. July 7. Thore wan troublo among the saloon men hero this morning. The licenses of eeiy place expired twonty days ego. and, ponding tho decision of tho Liconso Board upen tholr applications for new permits, thoy wero allowed to keep tholr places open. Mnnv did not expect to got a license, on wiount of tholr record lor tho last six months, und others wuro toady to go,, out of tho busi ness because there neiu too many In tho field, Tbo order ghen thi- morning was for every unlicensed place to close its doors nt onco, und it was nheiod undor prn-auie of Instant ariot and prosecution. Scores of saloons are now closed, und bur flxttues will bo for sale nt cheap rutos after to-day. AlnbnmH flreentincker. Bir.MiNr.iiAM, Ala., July 7. Tho State Con vention of tho Groonbnck party mot here to day and nomluatod candidates for all the State offices. It was doclded to make an ofTort to form a combination with tho Farmers' Alli ance, nnd (l.C. Thigpen, Stntn 'J'lonsiiiar of Die Alliance, was nominated for Auditor, Judge L. i I'nulson of Jackson county wns nominated for Governor. This is thn seoond State contention held by tho party this yuar. 'J ho candidates nominated by tho former con vention declined to accept tho honor. Two Amei'lena Murdered In Itollvln. Warhinoton, July 7. Tho Department of Stato Is Informed by the Mlnlsterof thn United Htatos to DoliWn that two Americans, a Mr Leonard Thompson from Ohio, and a Mr! Kedmnu fiom Illinois, on their wny to tbo mining i eglonr. ware murderod nenrl'eluchuco on May 10 last by certain revolutionists In arms acalnst the Government of Bolivia. herr effort is bolng mado by thut Government to apprehend the murderers. Killed III four Children nnd Illraseir. Dat'b Qap, Ala., July 7. Dr. John Monroe yesterday killed his four children and tbon committed suicide. It IsBupposod he was In sane on thu subject of religion. Ho was alone Willi Urn children, Mrs. Monroe having gone to visit a neighbor, nnd tho horrible tragedy was not discovered until Her return. The Doctor used a pistol. A Oont liomlinrd n llrldegronm. KtriiMONti, July 7. A special from Chris tlansburc s.vys that during a marriage cera mony In one of thn churches there a soat de liberately walked In and Interrupted the cere mony by giving tho groom a grnnd send-off with his bead. The brldo lied to the pulpit for tufety. ABOUT BIHD CAGES-No. 6. Soft wiro, hollow bund, soldoretl up tlmt'rt tho ordinary construe- turn. Hiird wiro, solid cross rails, rivotod, anil no Bolder usod that's tho Hondryx. This makes n cago stronpor, Btiftbr, with no holos for vermin. It's tho ouly way of making a good cago. WOMAN'S CHARMS. 'Til iftlit tint fair woman. OM'i lt gift to man And the bMt when we think of It aarly bfian To adorn ami Improve or. divinity plan, ny aria to enthrall Bha t oueht l erct f rro In creation hf r place Hy nrnaine nta. ctiarmlnir alllre. ant iraoe uiit round a fair skin anil a btaullf ul f aca riie ttil, attar all. If Imttora blood haidlnorilereil aoma Important fnnfi lion, iirnduclnir obstruction, ntrve failure. ilyiDepsla. aallnw'kin, swollen eyeltd. ecreina, plmplca Ac ttia t'ao'iia nioeil Ctira l the only blood purltter and beaotl. rrniw recngnired by acienre VUorniia circulation ot healthy blood la th belt cometlc, liii Not merely a Spring Medicine, but a Cure for all Blood and Skin Dis eases every month in the year. HAvrv niycorimr, it oxtumrui toniPorxD. Th wortd. almont In Mpuplr fct the thy of thna two mnt linrrib'eilt.ea!. (crofuli and hi eoiric blood taint. nrt the man mi nnltici rBnlttnirdlrepilj and In MretMly therUrom HKiilnut which I'hy-.cian wer illili Ami nnitriitnn iiM.m. ha rfcehfl ttio Octun JMo iJ Cure itii aKUuMRhmrnt ninl ilflisbt. crcr te rornai thert i-en a ifiiuJj- dUcuTerad which In falilbU In all blood U.e What One of Chicago's Most Promi nent Specialists Says. rillCAfiO. Ill Dec 2H lr. OFNTLKMr.V. I unbcitiillnitly criiry toihe el' caer of llie CactuA Jt'nol Cure aa a remark ilile rmrlt.er ot tlie bloo1 'iiili'klv anl inrel rlltinnallnir frein the iy temalt conellttitlon ti or hereditary ullecttulia audi aa ecrnluia .alt rheum, or tb mora ilatinerous rlmt uf b o'til itl.orOere ilvpendeut upon ypeclno poleon lllca lie Intrnducllnti in tlie ptoteaslon alout two learaairn 1 tuive bad moil ample oppuriunlty for teet lni lla luorlta ali'l conel'ter It In be etiperl r to anr Inown rainclv a a cure tor the rinrant diieisea men tinned Voura truly, U It WILLIAMS. M n. i Kandolpb L The Ciietn ltlnnd Curr liii. polflTlr rurcfl numpron. fHwe ol rcrornla Httd Hitlt nhctim In nnr month' lime where nil oilier blnod purlflcis Imve Inllvd. riemant to take, applicable to dlsaefl of Infancy or o'd ace. Alldrunirit8e 1 it Price, larse fle aino, amal Jl.w). send for Ueicrlptlre pamphlet and certifl latti. ALVA'S BRAZILIAN SI'ECiriC CO. ti Wall a. New York. Tbo Mauhntlun Compnn' Suit Asalnat Kuccctt. RnELToy, Conn., July 7. Tho petition of the IIo.nhn.ttnn Company of Now York to foreo Petal Contractor Albort Daccett Into in Fohcncy. enroo up before JuilcoTomlluson In the Probate Court to-day. Arcumonts In favor of the Manhattan Company were made by Goorce H. VTatons of Now Haven, and for Daceett by Kdmund Zacber. Tho decision wa reserved for four weeks. It Is understood thnt tlie settlement of Daccett's troubles with SilKlnson flros. .V Co.. wno furnish the Tostal card stock, won made by Oeorce K. Iemon of Wabhlncton. whoso defiant tlolatlnn of the poetnl Ihwa has caused sn much comment and flnced Mr. Wanamoker in a peculiar position, emon is snld to be personally responsible to tbo paper makers for all bills. rlrrt SJoiuil. AnnTKt'UnLE r4MH.Y will take a yountlidy, with room and board, for liana week In advauce, referent e required Address A.. H.'iu.Jdftt. IIVIMihroMI I'LACE. corner East l.'lli it. oppo A Hlte MuyTeaant rark beau irmly cool neiRhnor hood Handsomely furuUbed luuim with tlrst claaa bnariL "l'lRJI iVk.VT OR TRANSIENTS can be eulted with larice or small roorns excellent tatilo and attendance, central locatluu. summer prices. 'J9 UeitUJdBt. COrTnKItNTIJS. FAUII.t'lX or lenllemen 3 can Hnd plea.ant rooms, with or uuboui board, at No '.!li Nut HUist rrtt iVKI.I.huS1-lixrilANOI! and nnani x lilrectiirr llandeome rooms and superior board, central location JJWe-lt-dsL VAMM.TONl'LAr,iri, ASnsn, TheBronnlny ?T Peslrable rooms, reasonable rates QI AV. imi llandRoinely furnished Parire and small m r"oine. tabled hole service, reduced rates 9 Til ST. ft! KAST Lare and small handsomely nr nlshed. coi rooms, superior toird and table board. lvm ST -j:i.',"wi:iT-Oool board; lliht rooms, Jl V ladles. f.'lSJ: genllemen. s.1. "iftTII hT. .H EAST Small and Tanra nlcelr-??!?. J1. nlshed, cool rooms, all conenlencss. good board; table board. 11 Til RT. 210 l'A8T Mcely rurnlsbed hall room: I also siuarr room with or wlihuul board; table board, terms moderate IlTlfKT, -30 EAST. Larse well furnished rooms 1 running wattr, with or Hithoul board, bain, fas; a'so labia bo ird H Til hT I.'i3 WP.flT nenr 0th ar station Very pleasant rooms, with good table; summer prlcea nTH FT .'tn'wnST l.aM well furnilhed rooma. all cnnvenlaticrs excellent board, permanent or transient. t) 1 ST ST. tiM wkrt (opp colleua irriundsx Delight. Y Jul summer location, nicely rur nlshed trout room, si'ifnr tao ntih bOHrd uppt room ()t)i hT Hi", t i-.st ll4ndsomely fiirr.llied rooms X. desirable for houllirrnrr. permanent or tran aieiit, board optional; rrfirences. OO1' fiT 311 WI'.STlChelsoa llollsel.-Roims with board stntrlr or en suito, rulsino uneicetled, per manent or transient. 4 1 ill) hT, 14li UI HT -Cool, pleasant well furnished w rooms, with superior board, at lowest possible lirlces. Of)11 "T ao'i. m' ,vl W'HST lnno House' week- ly lor room and board triu sirntsaicoinmndaied. 2JII FT. 314 Wl.sT -Large handsnmelv furnished sj rooms hot and col'l wuler ample closets, also small rooms permanent or transient, board optionaL QQI FT WYi I ST -l'arlor four "phjalclan denilt. '3 or business purposes a'so lurge ami small rooms; Allconreinsiicia, summer prices, boird opilmul, O'JK ST., .tin WI'.BT.-Larg pleasant rooms ricel' 0 lent bnurd and attsiidance. permanent or transient', summer prices 2KTII KT, HI WK5.T -Large and small rooma wih t excellent board, table boardera accommodated; terms moderate. QHTH ST? sriVKST -Klegantfy fornlshedl'ront con. AU neclliig rooms at summer rates, superior taDle; excellent location Qlll) ST. 2J7 KAHT -Large" and "small rooms, fur 04 nihed brand new; Poor for doctor, well ar ranged prhate house IQIi NT, (to WhhT.-l.arca ant small rooma with s- b"ar I all accommodations; gentlemen. (3, ladles, M, call all-aesk QffTII RT.21 WF.RT.-Large room; also hall room, ejvf moderate terms, good board; iilib or without board. QITH BT 07 WF.hT Rooma lor gentlemen; board OVJ optlmial. rear parlor Tor physician. y40r ST iMtVKST.-Fxceitlonally cool laraa and C ball room at seleit appolnlineuts, excellent table; summer prices. ACil) hr 21 WKhT-rissiiter st once Travellers' 'i'&.ltxrhaoge lloom and llourd lilrrctory AtZtH ST., I3i WFRT Vewlyund nicelr furnished IU rooms, suitable for lad) with ilrsi class board, H'. KrTII ST., IIIU KAST-Furnished rooms, kosher UJ board resp'Ctibia lamll) all conreiileiiccs, reasonatilo terms I, station KITUhr, 144 KAhT-Hlecant large rooms, with 9)J board for couplrs. Jewish famll few table boarders taken. KfJTII r-T., 201 TTrst lland'omelr fornlihed rooms, OU with excellent board; hall room. (V7TH RT.7 407 West -Kurnlihedraomt with or with J I out auperlor board) L stations, Central Park; rea sonable RQTII RT 22fWE8T, near I'ark and L Bta'ilon.-rTe UOslrabU large room, also smaller roorui board op tional. eofll HT, nio WF.ST.-llandimely furnished roomi tJO excellent labia. French cuisine, moderate, labia board kOjTII fT .HiWesi facing Farl.-llandsoina iTrio tier nd small looms exrelirnt table, hnutliernrrs ac 1','liiiuodalel, tablol'oald. JCITII ST II iTlhT-ltnum and board In refined Jf lewish family neur rentral Pari rcftrences. t OH "T -w I AVT-Mceiv furnished rnoina. with tm first class Jewish board for gentlemen only fl'iO ST. lul WKST.-Koi.ro and board, all conren ul) lencca, with prlrate family to weekly WestcolL fJTll ST, II0WK8T-Elsgantly fnrnlshadrrooma. U'l with best ot board; terms rtuonabla, prlraia Vswliafamlly.j -BitBBi.taHBBLHHH cgtlfrtgonrtT. fiSI STv H WKBT.-Large and small rooms, with Jt board i charming situation, near station and park. QOI) RT., 41 WKST -rronreonnrctlng rooma, neatly J6 furnished, running water; small rooms; inmtnsr priest. 1 flOD nT" "I wnsT.-Furiilshed roomst aery ein IV venlencei with or Ithoot board, Jlurraj'a bell. liTJ"1,1'!' ,,a KMrBMrtSinirrpriiTor. XXJtf nlshed rooms and boardi also tabla board; pri vate family. 1""lOTH RT, 327 WF.RT.-rnmlhed rooms, with or Iv without hoard) also Hour and balb. snltablafor hau'ekeeplngi two blocks Central and Nomlnrslda I'arks, aletaled station with elevator. 11R WASlllNOTOM ri.Arn-I.srra and small A At? rooms, with boardi southern exposure! hot and cold water; labia excellent; terms reasonable; references, 1QQD RT. 7lh v 2.(141. -Large cool rooms; finest A.tV'fa'locailonln Harlem; liberal table; summer terms. HoomjJ nnrt IJoimT gwohlp. BOAItD. 03 rineapplo at., nrooklym nta mlnitet' from tha bridge, pleasant, cool rooms to let, with board ef urolultfti rSoomts gtimnmtutji Eo tt CLINTON PI.APP. an. near B'dwav.-Largaang small nicely furnished rooms, all canrenlencea, l,Mnp, (M.1NTON PLACkT 31, nearBroa'dwar-Kmall and J large rcems, by day or week; all convenlencta. r,1UaMSM nil ntOM to Ist.suitabla" for ganTlametTor 1 Usui housekeeping: rent low. ltd 2d ar., ntsr tthiib L ARflB AND SHALL rtOOMH, toSJ. (04 7th T, Junction 42d st. and Broadway Nl!ATLv"DRNlSIU'.D"largs"and amall rooms. 150 1 esi22dL 1ST ST. lo PART Large and tmall nicety rurnlshrd rooms, newly renovated, II up; alto rooma light housekeeping. 1ST ST- it KAST. Newly furnlsbed rooma II upwardi house newly papered and painted tbroaghoul; Srst class order. 1RT RT 10 ERT.-Small and large nlrelr furnlshtd rooms, gentlemen and respectable couples; 9l.5u to H..VI 1ST RT.. so h AST Hsndsomelv furnished small memi alsosquaro cool room, suitable two or three gentle men. 21) AV, mt, near 4th st Handsomely furnlsbed large front room, snliable for two, Orel floor; hontnern. ers accommodated. 2 TTrt.. SI KAST. Nicely rurnlehad front room, suita ble tor two; also from parlor, furnlsbed or unfur nished 4 Til ST.RRWF.RT facing Washington swara Large, cheerful, nlcotr furnished room; gentlemen er light housekeeping. s-.'.&Oup 4Tlf ST.. so KART La-ga and small nicely furnished rooms: bath, gu. private house; gentlemen only. ST1I RT..23:, near 3d av-"(rliigT"bell). Nicely fur O nlshed rooms, suitable for genltement terms mode rate 6 Tit ST., .i2tt near 2d av. (ring twice). Large well fur nished room, suitable for one or two gentlemeu; terms Moderate. 6TII AV. IH4 Largo rurnlshed room to let for one or two geuilomen. Cierka or mechanlce Ring 3 times. 6 Til ST.. .ril iiar:da. Ilandsomelyfurnlibed front parlor suitable for one or two gentlemen I II. 8TlfT.IJ4. between 1st nnd Av. A. Front parlor and connecting bedroom, aoltable for two gentlemen. 1 AT 1 1 RT IH, EAST.-Nlcely furnished front and back IU parlor, singly or together, lately occupied by phy sician. llTirfiT. inn KAST. Hall, large, and small rooms; 1 IS rrlcr sutubla otllce or private; nicely furnished. lfsT" T.. ltd HAST -Hall, also sinare rurnaii run y.f nlng water Iu all rooms, nicely furnished I .TH T 2.13 IlVsT -"NawlTrurnl'hed airy front hall LJ bedroom, prlvat: house; gentlemen onfy. 1QTII ST nil, near 2d av, Large, airy rooma. sou s' able light housekeeping or gentlemen, parlor, physician or couple iQTIt hT, so2 ET. Mrs O'Hern's belt 3d floor. Iu smalt and large front light rooms, nicely fur nished. IQTH ST.. 231 KA8r. Nleoly furnished hall rooma; 1 0 terms moderate. Til-RT-, 21-1 F.AST.-I.arge and smalt nicely fur ntahed, atr rooms; summer prices nTII KT. 242 WERT.-LaTgeand small nicely rur nlshed. all conveniences, for light housekeeping or gentlemen; bath, moderate prices. Til ST.. aorEAST." Rlngle'and "double nicely far ntstied rooms 1 7.1 up ard OUT ST 157 BAST -Large, airy, well furnished 1 rooms; running water, bath. gas. summer prices. QQI BT. 314 WKST. Large alcove and square room. either suitable for two gentlemen. If; prlvata house, all modern conrenlencer- O'-tD RT.74I2 WFST. near Lstatlon. Large pleasant m.O room, niceiv furnished also small room; prlvata family: terras very reasonaMe. OtTH hT S3 WEST. Handsomely furnished rooma, a.t 13 upward; auramer prlcea OfiT" ST. 2(i7 EAST. Nlrelr furnished front room to ,vl let. eultabl for on or two gentlemen; ring bell three tlmra OQT1I FT., 120 EAST. Large, cool rooms, aultable for wOnnecrtwo, all conveniences; summer prloes. OOD RT 2H WERT Neatly furnished rooms; very OO pleasant. li weekly; to gentleman- O ATII ST., 223 WEST. Nicely furnished small or large square rooms; running water, best attendance. QfiTII ST.. 132 WEST, near Droadway riandsomely OU furnished large, oool room, with three windows; gentlemen only. QQTIiTt.. 2HI WEST (nesr Broadwav) Front and 00 connecting room, hot and cold water, handsome ly furn'ehed, lady or gentleman; summer price, $6; transients. QOtil-ST.. 207 WERT -Nicely furnished Isrg and ejO hall rooms, new!) rsnovated, reasonable ratas to desirable patties. -1ST FT 3'0 EART (rrM"pe7tlTtiij.-Large newly A furnlhpd room, running water, gaa. bath; all conveniences, cheap ySQD Rf"24i UhST Large and small, newlv and flOhandsometr furnished, all conveniences, singly or en suite, summer prices; new management- JQD ST.. 312 WEFT (nearBroadwT) Parlor floor. iJ singly or en suite- private bath; also small rooms; private family, summer prlcea T3TTnf.r204wr7fiT Large cheerful well fnrniihed &H front and connecting rooms also small room) bath and all conveniences, board optionaL fflntjj mtd pntimfntis Co Ctt. AT THE FOLLOWING 1IOURER. carefully managed bv one owner acancles may hi times b found worthy af the Inspection of respectable fa-nlllea Why more Into untidy, badly managed houaes If yon appro elate good ones 104 East ssiti st.. fi to 7 rooma baths and private halla, f-'l toS.ii), l.l.s last stli st. .1 rooms, bsths andpriiata halla. 1j7 to $-is; -141 Kant "7th sl. .1 rooms and baths. t-2Jtn$J1. J43 t-astfiTth st 3 rooms and Paths, f2J to 125 241 East HTthll.. r rooms and hatha, f!2 to 121 347 KastH7ihei, 4 rooms Sl-'mflT; I 77.1 1st av. rooms. firlvatn halla Ii.)io$20 Applr to Janitors day or aveu ng. fipeclal indLcementa dur.ng inldsummer. RENTS FRblY!$7.50 TO $12. Two, three, four and five room apartments, with lm. irovements also siorrs. In Hie new block, luth av, both and t7th sts. Inquire at the otllce or joiin ni'fK, i.onrt loth t.. Itctmecii COlh isuil CITth t. XLEOANT Improved apartments, 3 and 4 rooms fH 50 -.toll I S,uJfsld av., near IDSlh St. LtLATB A Nil APAKTMF.NTR. unfurnished and far JT nlshed lu all parts or theclty. 0LSUI nnuiHEH.-i.lU4 Broadway, near lth st ,1LTS Light and pleaaantt terms moderate) deco rated; mlrrora, purtlera and laoe curtalna. JAMTUIt. 25J Wast Sd It. ri.ATr. 125 to 32""ln psrfect ordrr. .ianlor.67 West llth st. 1V-S;it, 1C Otis it. IN NEW llol'FRS. Jusl flnlshsd, 44(1 io432 West 2th st three and fnur rooms, light and airy, $13tofl7; smalt and select families oniy. Janitor. J lllKHIT A 00, 23d sl and th av. IV1APIFON AV. St)l!TiiwT.RTCORNEr. ira)tnal. ill Elegant rat. 7 rooms; bslb, aU Improt amenta. Uulldar.3. WAR.NKn, ONE MONTH FRKa-Flx large, all light rooms; all Improrements; beautifully decorated, separata dining room; fine and haalthy location; only fie to $21, Inquire 3sst IJ5th st. ONE WONTlf FHEIi-sli large, light rooms, all lm. nrotements; near station; do location; only J21V No. 5.M East miih st, PRI.TTIKRT little apartmsnt house right In town one bloek from Urnaitwav: two short blocks from f, slatlou, handy to buslneHS, theatre. Or church: street earn t" everywhere, seven prsttr rooms and bath Rent from Aipl in Janitor, me Albion, I "2 West 44tb n. RKNTrilltKTO ATI) 1 -S'i2 West il' b St. ntcellght apartments of four rooms) rents WtoSlu. App.y 10 I'lf.liCE. Janlliir. on premises. ftril oT.. 234. near 3d av.. 2.1 bell.-Second flat, three ti" rooms In good order: owner on premises 1 .TH RT, am, near Tompkins Psrk, Second floor. 8 IV light roams, good oraer; owner ou premises. 122. 1 fi II ST.. :nr7, near Tompkins Park. Second floor, 5 Aw rooms) washttibs, gas; prttaia bouse; ii. 11 Til KT 2ii4 KAST.-Sscntd flat, prlvattbouse) 5 1 rooms, Uth and all luprovetuents) psrfecl order O 1 RT rsf .irV.'sii'. S2I WERT -Decorated rlala. four 1 rniiiiisand bath) renta, Ul to 121 JOI.KP.liV ST. Handsome, new slnrle flaUi 4 large t)4 light rooms, all Improvements, Ux 124 Janltur, rVlRT ST, 3i2l!iST.-K1at, 4exua large light rooms) f I parlor alegsmlj decorated, other rooms painted) Imprmements, half block from 1, station, on flight npiII 4. llYfiTH FT-northwest corner Park av Mandsoma lKJtf flats. 8 rooma hot and cold water, IHl upward. 11 JTH HT.. S12 EABT.-Uround fat's, ft rooma all Inv I'k provementa, nawly renovatad, cold water flat; small family, Jd4. 11 (ITU ST., 340 AND 942 EART. New flats, deco Alt rated, rooms: all improvement!! brown stone, private block. 121 pp. giivrliiiin llouurji Zo Cct. Alirl.lflHTI't L IIKKIDF.NCE-Hlgb JlrldgeT 11 loom, all Improrements Ion rent T s ATWATI.B.3 Nassau St. Eo t lor giimlttttfu gunwuw. STORKS -All tlsta. on Wast End (llth) av between Cth and 67th su suitable for butchers. grooeTS, barbers, 'dry goods, fancy goods, clothings, shoes, Ac.) Ism vary law. Apply at ofttca an preiulue, is Watt ai (lllh; av, bttwtta ik ao4 eiLu sla. I? HI i ja D t H n K Z "S an wg H O Z s PS I i. r H pi ichard V. Harnett, Auctioneer. 400 Lota cvt IOWERRE STATIOPJ, JL'ST NORTH OK VAN COUTHMiT PARK. FIPT'a SIIM'TW rRIIM KKC'TUR hT. 'Ill KT. F.OL.II AT IM'lIl.If AI'I'IIOX BY BICIIAKn V. IIABNF.ri, Alt'. TiuNri'.it. a r tiii: real :s-i A-i i: I'.xriiANni: ,tn ait. TJuN RooifN. .to.nr. i.iiii:rty ST., NK1V YURK. CITY. TO-DAY, JULY 8, 1890, AT lO OTl.tlfK. TIIOJITT ITU I'KXT, IIAI'RKIIAI.VON IIO.MI AN II 11 Iff. OAbllAT.", I'I'.lll'n'T. lNTIIIll'ST, Title Terfect and lluaranteed by the Law ers' Title Ins. Ho. without iharr to purchaser lor mapa terms and particulars apply to It V. llARM'.fT A lo. Auctioneers, 73 Liberty st, New York city HOLT A HITLER. Attorneys. Ill Broadnay. New York ctlv. JAMF8 s FITOH. Agent, opposite N. V. Central Depot, Youkeri. Y giauofortfiS, (DrflHiw, :r. FISCHER PIA1WOS. Larxes. usorttrenL L'lirUht ranvl. ani Square rjkooi at mode rat prices, cash, iitstallmt-ntt, ami ex than (red. 8Tera) bar.ta.iis in couJhan4 1'iam, tllflerent maker., at low nrtces. ilSCIIKft IMAM) WARBROOMS llo 5th arM cor. ltthit.. New York GRFATEBT BAROAlNS TVHU OFFKREP 10 gooii aacontl bind planoi, prices f.'o to $.11, itavinfiiia iSracDthlr; 10uor Uaurs uprlchta, only $215: lotto 8taontblr. rianoa cxchAnra HORACE WATERS CO., IMJiTllJkV ELEGANT UrRIUHT-FlM: $f tnnntlilr; Pttlnwaj bargain. W18S.SKR, suu ana 3oJ Kulion t., lrkljrn. vprl(tht and aquar planon for cals and rrnt on eaay term 1 ot payment, neiond band. I-Vi, fli, ?tuo upward. ftl f(( -I,ttT'', rtUbra7a ortraniiand fjrltUUU.UUU piaiiofortes. burrains, write lor jjartlculara. AddrtM Kx Minor nCATTY. Uathlr.gton, N J, P06T OFFICE NOTICK Letif n for forrlcn eountrlei nerd not b ;cilir addreied for defpatc'i iy mo partlcolar ateamar, rxtepi wlirn tt in dfulnU tmenddu plicate of banWiujr and iomuien.la! docu.ua. ita, ictlera not fperlatlr addraned bcluie ent by Die in tea. er eta aallabio Fort I at 11 malls for the w k rndintf J'lv 1- will cloie (croinptly tn all caftei) at thia uf.i an follow r TUlibUAi At 3 1 a .M. tor F.tirope. pr strnmnhlp Alaska, Tla rneeiistin u. at 4 t M fir .Ittmaica Ntccasiia, and lai. tntton. per Ktiamuli p I rt William (letursfor Heluu laud be ditecte 1 "per Fort wtiliam WEI).NhaSbA. At I A M for Urail and tt.e I.a Tlaia countrUa l Hraril, for 8t Thoman and M i r-ix via t Tbnmaa. for Martmliiii and iiiiade'mipf I Martinique, for Rarliadoa and Trinidad and Dam erara vfa DarbadO' tar ateauiblp Advance, from Newport .Newa (Uttera for uther Windward Juaiidn mtiilbfl directed pel Adtanco' at. ."'A M lor itermanv Denmark, hwden. .Norway (ChriMunU). tuula.and Turkey, per eteamnritp Alter. U 1 reineit (tftterf for other huropean coumrle. Mjutliutiip ton mint be direi ted 'per Al er nt ma M iir hurore. Pr ateamthlp taJeAttc nu (Juenfovi t etiera for Oernianj. llenmark Sweden ora Kbrtstlanlil. Hut-da, and Turkey muxt le dir-ct rer 'aitlc'; at b .no A .M for Helcium direct ptr iteaniililp .Noordland via Antwerp Uetterit inmt be directed "rer .Noordland'); at 1. ki 1 M. for Veneoela, Curacao, alao aAnIla, lrlnidal and Tnta.ro. Tla fnrac-ia per aieaiu)tilp I'hiladfl phta (lettera (or other t'olorubian portr. mu't be dlrert-d "per I'hlladelphla m IJ V M forth La Tlata countries direct, re' teairfthlp I Int., nt 1 1 M for st, Croix .nnd M. Ttiotnas. Ma d Crotx. also Windward U!anl direct, er iteainitlitp I'nr fhlan, at 1 1' M for Cuba, per r-teiiiiiidiifi -araiotrn, Tla llaranatlettersitiuttbedirected "jer.ar.tui T11CRHOW At I M. lor rrotiro. per neaimhip C t'ondal (letters for other Mexican Male mi it be directed 'port' Condal') al Hj A M. for nirM America and Pouth TaclAc portK, per ftteainhlp .-an Marc o Tla Co on (lettera for ti JUca in ttuati mala mtikt be directed "per -aii Jlarun. at 11 A M for 1UWI per att-amihip ''rm- WHIeml'I (M ters ftr eiieruela Curacan Trinidad. hrltlDii mil Jiiiti'h Uulana tnuit be directed "per Trine .fl e 11 111 J FRIDAY -At 1 V. M. for Trlnldid and T'd.at70 per teamahip Mortica, at a 1 M for Torto Kicu dird t; per steamKhlit omeetoti To er 6ATLKDAV -At iu A.M. for ranee. Switzerland Italv, Hpaln and I'ortugal per ieainhip ahretatrnr rla llavre, at lu..t' a M f r i'.iirope per ieani(hli Fulda. Tla Puutbamptntiand Mretueii (lettera for Ire land, rranif. bwitierland. Italy hpam, and 1'onu Ital tnuit bedlrectnd perlulda'), at Ht .,0 A M for Ireland, per Mtan.ihln btrvl k via ueentiowi. (Itttfr for real Iirltaln and oilivr huropeaii ruuti trie mnit he directed pcrertla at 11 a M for Norway direct, per teainhlp Inland (etten mu-t be directed "per litatid ')i at l A St fur ror tune lalaud. Jamaica, Jacmel, and Aux imt, per ateainehlp Alii at K' M. for -he. Neth erlands dlren. per steamship iianrnd!im. la Rotterdam (ltrer mnst be dlnried "per hpjarn tlain"). at IV M for hcotland direct pr steaitiship Clrca'tla. laoIasi;ow(letura mud be directed nr CircatsLa )i at 1 I U for Campeche Chiapas 1a baico. ntjfl ucatan, per ste.Mi.fhlp Vuninrt -loiters for Cuba Tamplco, and Tuxpandlrart and fr other Mexican Wutts Tla Vera t'rnr, must be directed "per umurt at I I M. for CareHayil ht mlntro, and Turks IsUud, per ateatnshlp rtt7lna BUMJAV-At i V, U, for Tost Rica, via Union per steamship Foiliall frum New Orleans, at 'f I. M. fur Truxlllo Hud Itualao, per ateinsblp b. Oterl. from New Orlears If alls for the. Hawaiian Islands, nersteamshlp Anstralta (from ban Francticnr, close here Jul -.a nt t .ho P l Malls for hma atnl Japan per stfampshlp Gaelic (from isn I ranrlico), cio I nro .'tily l 1, li fl .tn P M MaU fur Aiistmllt New Zealand IU waliao. Mji, and ramoan Island, ter steainlup Mariposa tfinm Han I ranctso), Wnmi Jictr ,iu y ji, t i JO I', M orf'n arrival ut New Vork of steam I ship Atiranla, with nr'tish malls tor Ku'trahai Mails for the hociny ls'nnd; per lit Ctt of Papeltl ifrom an lrAnclco rlona htm ,T iv Mi. I at h i M. Malls for Ni wfotimllaiul Ij rail to Halifax and the nc br te.mer Cose at lhi urt're dally at :i r M Mails for MKiueton by rail to ll ton, and t hence by iteainer cloe at this oilu e dally nt K :1 M Mulls for Cuba lj rail 10 lampa Fia. and tlicnce bystaamtr ifalllnif Monday and Thtir days) dose at tlu omen flail) at .t-A M Malls for Mexico overland unlers spuiallj addnsst-d for despatch by steuiner. close at this .-fn. e dally at The schedule of closing of trans Pacific malla a ar ranged on tlie presumption of ihelr un interrupted tr jatid transit to an rrmclscn Mails trm thel.aitar I rlTlniron lime at iai. rratiriscn on the day of fil ina steaintrs are depatche 1 ihnre tl e ssnii d Reirts tared mall cloaee at 0 P. M prerious day. IN rUWlUNri; OF N (JKIUIP maile bv thp IloT Henry W DoiV"taver. mif of the hi'itrts of tie Court of Common I lea for tha clt and r un t t .New York, on the .'"ith day of turn h.nilt' sherehy tlren to all the creditors ani paisms hatintr calms against .tames I l.eynolds, ltri It ln tulneiiin the city of New York nnuer the urm name of J II Reynolds .t Co. that ther aro required 10 prMnt their sail ctalrna, with the vouchers ifiert-i'ire duly verlrlsd. to the eubsrrlber tie usslirnee of il.c said .(anus P. Rejiioldt. for tl.c bsneflt of creditors at hlortlre at 71 nail street. Iu the rtt) of f.cw ork. on or before the 4lh day of Heptember lH)"' Hated at New Y'rk JnnSl i". PAX III lU'sMTf Kivn, Asstnee KD.VAItn (1 niMi'h Attorney for ti et DI.PARTMI'NT III- TAXIH ANJI s h MP..NT- romml-iionr (Klue New rk, luh T i-tv u.illo tiouie U hT' hr clieii ti ih urn in -m 11 m f Taxei and Arsniiieii' tii.it th 4-e-iiirn r u reiil and peiHi im 'Bate 111 al r (t ti e 1 e r Ih 1 haiebeen finally completed and t ili'm lelirre(l to the I.oard of Uderme of ta'l ci y nd that euott aaifssuisnt rolls will remain open to public inspection. in the ofiica of the Clerk of satd Huaidtf Aldermen, for a period of fifteeo days from tbo data of this no tice. M1RIUEL COLEMAN, THOMAS l4 FEITNER. KDWAKD I rARHIS, j CmcalulODMi o( Taxei aaU Aummicu. gRent gjatate got .gitlc. W A JERC. JOHNSON, JR. 'S FLAO U f.'t PROTECTEO By DECISION 0lW 0F SUPREME COURT, I MtfWJjs N0V ,JUl' ,8,a- H 1 BEaDflif!fH'J? UIJ DCM'T IMITATE FLAG.-! TMIF TWTPC 1 1 1 it i w 1 1 1 llllllll 1 VVIUJj DOT ACT AT ONCE. UNTIL JULY 14 TOD CAN 1HJTT TIIOHK SPLENDID LOTS AT FILSHIIVG IIM.IM J)S AT AND OBTAIN A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. On hII falea, Includlnc Montlily FaWj-racntat. SPECIAL DISCOUNT or 10 vim ciiNT. (so rmt cent, in ALL) FOR ALL CWHII. W Theae choice lota are within OO mln ntea ride ol New Tork. TITLES GUARANTEED. Hend for Iree R. R. tickets, nnd tlcacrlptlve) nup, TERE. JOnSSON, ,Tr., CO Libert j at., N. X.t HUM Fulton at., llrookli 11. hi:attlii wajsil I am the owner of larto and una.l cre tracts of .Seat tle propertr suitable for sul dlv tston or suburban homes, tor Information concert In-r inTcstment la ttashlnctnn address U 11. ICuul.i.sS 104 builcr hlock. Seattle Wash. COOa ANH n Jin monthlr paynenta forcmlc H O- bulldintrlots. title ciiar.inteed Hyatt Heights, Mnfield. I. I., fastest proving mburb of .Sew York. 10 B minutes from foot of Mtnst.. conmiutatlcn. Includ B lute ferry, rat Id trauMi send lor free tickets, maps. Ac. H Oluia.l.IIt.ui iim-lu i7 Liberty at, N Sgr Zff WHIf. Two t nement liouras, one D 3 t )J)J$i tticash. reft mnruiue'l and the other R 'mnj casli. and the rest on luorth'atte Inquire .102 East d )14th ft no ajrsnis. 1 SRca! $fMt for Jalc City. A It AUK niAM'i: for pHrty wlHblnc to tniikr n Knnd-pnylntc Infesiment. .New flve atory tenement. uat finished nnd ull rent rd( inortci(z to milt. For iturtlculursi cmII on oivner, l,05l loth ut,, ucur flOth nt. AHAKUAIN. Keveral tenements inulth and tiTthsta" will be hold cheap to quick but er, reasonable terms; examine before buying elsewhere. Apply to Builder Itl'l'K, l.ufd 10th av. nearfitlisc SSral i&jsitatr cfoc alr Brooklyn. PMONAIIAX, l,5ir Broadway. Prooklyn, ha for sate. V'Tl'H a rery desirable piece of propertr; splendid neighborhood for trirate residence; house, stable and (rounds centrally located conrenient to ele vated station, decided bargain for 7 5U. ov j&ate or Co c t groolitijn. ON WI.SDsUit PHt'K and IFth st near th ar. Frame houses vn ai.d 4.', on lot Ho feet deep, these house are two stones and h&seiuent. with cellar, con tain all modern tmpro.emeuts and nere built and finished In a superior manner the) are near l'rospeot IMrk and may oe reached from rulion Kerrv and tha trUfe l.y curs of 7th and Hh ava and 5th av elevated, or from 1 1 anil ton terry by JMh st. iar price on Windsor pla;r, (O.tJOO. on 16tu rt.. -.-NX) terms liberal. Appt on the preralies or to J II. MT'I.I.ARKV, 40 7th av.. tirooklMi. .MMhh KOKkH, 4t Harctiy st, or M. II. HAChltrV III Plait st, .New York. T"lTKKH-MDK HKICK hTuRf I'liniTltTY In trnoil or Irr aU rented. I i7 I'M.al1- n. in ar l.,l l oniy $JVtcash required 1mSan 111.1. Ml. J7' 7th tv. or J$ale or Io Ultt- tfountvij. ACOTTAttH, with all lnvrormentn hot and rold wattr, rlooeb thebeuch. mn i cW ir 1 mat, on. Apl iJNO W ILLIAM.-".N ciiiteudent -o. i SV.H7 i'ark l.MUl JtALK Ilniise. Nor'i'ii t onn. fully fur A llitd IJ ro"ni". (rood ii. r 'K arr una half I itille from nevot and sound. n- 1 n .ne N nd II It It. near Matnford wi i tii,.p Wt r a premises or to l. II 1 LOL, I 1 ii.l i Jiuokiyn. OMi HKAM II AM Yli.ri lor K.e, rt ik farms, Iiotd1. rottitges At WILLIA MM, lonif J ril.rh J LOTS FOR .SALHin Hen m urst n IVi Manor ew I'trerlit and Htli tt-,u .i b m 111 the and on eas teriiit at AS rH.T 11 1 I Kal itat oihcV, (ipiionito raFroad statbtii 11 laiuoeich 1. I I-OItT tl..ifT Mine of 11-h n titin, Forluslpess residence and snl.i ri n 1 ropertv, Inresl 11 ents in nlneral. oal and linn -f .nul ml 1 rest Ll.tt JHLLt Y, Ft Minft., Wnsliilitfl'"! public eilcticro. VRff AQUKDUCT MJTICi: OF AITMCAIJUN Hill APFIIAMAri. rnbllc notice; is herebv irnfiiii tt i l 1 ti 11 tentlon ft tho Coiimti'i to tiioi orfiur'HiMii n' tl n nt ew ork to itiake ptliratlon in tn- -ut r- in 0 irr ir tt.e apt tntmeut r wnmiiftlonui f ul Aj rtf.. under a pier 4i" of the l.anaof ih.i t such fltipttt atloii will le jt .ide ntH'-jnlH Term of m said t urt. to b hf Id in the he ml .hid 1 1 .1 l'.Mrici tt B thetourt Uo.u hi White F alu fi-ti hei-tdi iuutv ffl f li the U'l'l da nf .lull, INH j.t 1 1 ck 111 Iho lure BJ lioon or :t mhiii it erenft r muix 1 be 'irard BJ The ub;ci nf aut'h applirati'Mt l.tin .n or lr o the 1 01 rt apiiidniiiKiliree dtin(. d u l mip tent treeholder 1 omin nfUmttf ui j 1 rmr-ui id ait'ertain Mid apprtlee tn niupt umi on 'o 1 n t ii own ers and ail teiaoni iiitrrete'. iti ilcrrjl esiait heri HJ Huillfr defi rM ed ii jin pi n it to te ia.ei. or adei led BJ lor the purpoi.es indUated in ili.tp.tr i. or the Lawa BJ Ol IH', HJ The ril etate nntht to be. taken ir nffeci n as afore- aldlN Incattd in the ounty f I ti nm. tr is It Id one NJ rmd indie ited ou inn similar r tt v 1 it m.ip. oai BJ bled iu the ofheeof tlie 1 oiinry ierk ot FutiiHtn renin y HJ .it tun. ul in xaid cuut. 11 M-i-7 n '1, anti th HJ other filed In tin tirhi of (he i 1 trr 1 th c.ty and BJ coiimy of New ork on iIia rmc ln rath f f w hli'h HJ maps is entitle I. Frnpert) a t I'jipfhl .i Hj and l emit j art of ft rtaiu I ni in r tuiesn fur tha nfl 1 oiistrm tlun of iianis tor 'n- voir l nn tlie west m l-r.inch or tna irotonhner mar w ii.eu s 1 tuUv, and rratt Mation lit the tovu M 1 armi). I ittnaui t utility, .New Yorl Ther etat' so propoMd to 1 tsik u I" required for the ci nptruclli'n. tipTatiun. and outline until of tha t'ains and reeroir kimwii ns Ken rir l. and tha 1' llo w.iii; it a et at finent of the bnutui'iriis of said dauia and reFiTTOir and of tiie ortl"n of Hie rial t tate too mi quired therefor undt r this nrocrediru All thou renain lot, pieces, or paroou of land in tha town ut 1 armeL Futnaui cmtnt .Saw .ork, hh h. tsVen together consiinna and lorm a tract llieezterlor toundary line of which 1 as follows 1 efititituif al a stone monument marked a 1 in 1i.rro.1d from I armel t- raft a Mation. and running thence south 7 decree went, nn l'.. leet then iiortii denrfes l'i minutes eat, Hn7 teet. tin nee north .'iilrjrreei M inliiuteM east WOH feat, theme south 7.' decree Jl iniiiuits east. .(71 feet theurf ouib N decrees 17 rain uteH v.tt-1 HC.T.Jteei tLen e suu'li tJ iltiirt 4 mill utr 4 secoi Hi west 4.M in teet then ixiuth drcrt es 4 uniiutes Vt n-condi m est li feet theiira mh ih ..'dewrees'Ji inmutei:i teendesst mfeet Iheiice, noun MtdeKr-e If ihinutm ehst, ,tr.. leet, H Ihenre north 77 decrees r4 inint tes ent. H.'lnieet, HJ Ihrure foulh bldevrves 4r liliniKe rh .,t.,i4 lert H tteitcr north 7 d rer Mini.iea src'ids eai illf fret ttienre n rth djrees mii.uies B serimdM e.iit, fti j leet thenrt nortn neitreeR HJ minutes .1 seconds wrt, lest therre iirrih HI dejtrers 1" inlmne et til" .1 fen thetire ih ri' 1 deftrers il mumi eut -1 i leet tbt-nce nojtli M tu deyreei 7 mi nut en east. I feet the. HH north deifrets 47 minutes ran :t.'0 feet theno 9j north 4) degrees minut t&n feet thenro noit 1 hr fdeurer-y.' ii.lnuten west, 1 Hnutwfift tl ence n r", HJ f'.'detrree 4'i mliiuiti wrt, 7nl f feet tcitC' hit It H f derrra i imniit's .i-i teroinU west w ..m fre llisnce south t ilfcrrrs 4i minutes wett ZH.lter II nice eoultt i7 drvree tt tnltiuteii went ...U fr. BJ iheme so 1 1 drirrtra rniuiile-. e.ipi. t" M tlieiJtM south ti ditfreex imnuir st h'uii irt. B lletxe ft'iuih 7 tltitr 17 ti Jiii.tr- seci n is e.-t, fj 1 v ia feet 10 Hip aforetald cioi.e in 11 nieiit n 11 3 the i. round marked A. t beltu ihe place rc n Ht tniitf fi niainiiic U" ,,'tcresoi Jmi.' more or les- Jh A so a'l thoe lertaluiois, piec or artm r ia. t ka tn tlie loHit r- t'armel Fiiiiiam count. Nrw Ba wiU h taVtii lneter oust tuia and torui a tru e My eilerior bunndary line of which Ik aefollow h'l. M nlittf al an'one inouuuieiit marked t lii'heri.l na froui ('rafts Hiatlon to (armel. and runntna lli IH noun 1 degrees 3. minutes Oeec tide west, itl Me' fly thence aauui 4i leitreet 4'i minutes -t seconds- HJ Kill! feet, ibenca nurih W'7dftfrres 4U minutes ss HJ rnds mcsl 1 jujiu ft rt. thence north 'J' dsirree H mmuit-s .ri seconds ea fHfest Ihenres ifh f 1 is B crees r. mtiHii. 40 stconds east Hi'-. H. feet th n 1 ortli sdeffrets 4 tnliiute .si reroi d tast, tj:Hffi. HJ tlHiue tinh drirrees 4H mtnutr I'ireioinis e st HJ fun 'lrft tlenrt-routliM drirres 40mitii. rs -e IB inn: eni-i l-u't .ret ihence u nh J Ujcrres ininulea 4". t'r. nds east f7lNet iheitta 111' 1 dtk-rffa .'t' iniiiu e e oin.a wem 'if ,'ftei U.-t jv siiuth 1 1 dt;reei tu.nuie- fn ec iide'-t ft Tm 10 it a ..foirald -ten. nu u nurn 'pi iiki bt-wlnnlop ranuiuiiu 4-' a-re of m-l iimi r at HB All (he Und- Kith 111 thf ah e I un'iar n ru t arqu.re'l in t. and luc ude all He iuif 1 1 9 sa 1 ti ap- a n .mi ers I i b h mi- usive fe en e HJ i hereb made l tha said siiuiui inaitfU 'it t laid fur a inure detailed description f sai't res eu a H lo le taken yr aflecled of wbuu tto Luuutlam M yfj fcbo.estatcd, HH UaUd .New York May 2 UOX m WILLIAM H t'LARK. fl Couoisl to tha Corporation. MslslaiaHHIHHHHHHHHBHXHHBsV

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BI 8-J Rl lff W jScJntral raciilc... 3jJ ag 3w S no ctiei a Ohio -3S 3-H 3JH 23H 23K bjoCAIL Jd Df 45 4) 44u 44H 46i SSci 4E.11L 4J 43t 4J? 4JJJ 43)1 isoi-Sl fc. IIL Ot.. HS'i, W 8S W 80 BOjChico..a. a.'; a, aag ae jew JiiSl.. C..C.4HLL..... 7354 7iJi 7ft) 78 7M4 3I0C l.C.4SC.Uptluu 11X1 100 l-BU 100 0UULt.4N. 11 Hi lllli IluK HOVJ HOU llMllLAO I7 107 101 108 108 liTlOuKASt. I" 74 74 7JU 73 73,'J l' s7til AbL r-. ot..ll 118M 118 118 U IBiSClB. 1 rao.... trj'5 KjlJ 61 V BIW MU SOjCoL4lloclt.i;oal.. 3J', BJ.'J 31 J! UlU 33 w fomoL i. Cn .Iin'4 ia 1001, luoVJ 10l lfuuL4 llndion 18ia IW, ltuu 1604 lifflU IIUllaL. U 4 W 145 14S 44 14511 143 Koteu. 4H. u S IB IB I73J 1BI lJ5 0en4RU.ur. 03K 88 63 83, 84., IlDulLT. V. 4 0 bjj hS VX B JoOK.Tlv.Ail.adpf. 24 34 3J 34 X.H luuKrani.AT. II 15 128 125 134 120 io-i nioiA r. M. vt.. hum iuim iuih ioim 103 6M)HL Nurth llr.pf Mtf till 84 84 84W ico l. e. 4 win or.. esQ oiS mx v, osS filUk8hor H!i lo-". 10"i HiJ luil ;mLonli.M.A. tt.. 4U .46 45 47 Tuuilaxlcan 1 antral.. 27J 37)J 37 27 27 ia Mariball Ciial 11 H 2 115 Mil. US. 4 W.... 03 B3"f la 03M 84 lltulliiourl l-acinc. 7j', 7jLJ 73'i 78? 7a WlMoMlo A Ohio 1 Ini. II 17 IBVj 1 K J. Central W4 134 124 124V, I2J, VON. V i antral 104 11H 10R 108 tvuV tKs-S. Y. 4 sw tn. M. ai); sox aitf si?J J5K.Y. 4N. II 281 2i; 382t 360 370 i.vi ,s. v i, 4 hlU.. w', ie'f is'. ibM jt 3tHh T U n. 4 W a'4 3fl'A 25' ISJi 38;( lOSorfolkAW 33 33 33 31) 23 15 Ncir.tiern I'aotOr.. iw; stV aeu uhu so 2U !onnern 1'ac pi. B2it 8jS BJ), 6j 800 1 IhlO Southern 23 fJii 23I M 33? el'i Ontario iet... Ifl't lli, lot; jo ipi; 15 Orrton imp. sulj to; ooti at) to 7.0 urexou, o. 1. 4l)i 4o 44J 44 45 IBSWlreiruli 4 Irani 40 4t) 45k 465( 4B' 1'3S PadBC Jlall 44tt iH 41 44J 44 16.4J I'nua 4 Leadllif t)l 4)Z aa 4H, 40), KSl'ulL Pal. l-ar LO.221 2il 2v:u 310 220 jiajIiioi.. w pf 50 ao so n; 8i 1710 Itlcli. A rt I'. -.31, 3J. 22 M 2H 7ht I". 4in.of.... t3 rK m'j ojiJ ku Mwouiern ro 34-, 31 1, 11)4 at', sit, lotjTaiin fa! a Iron. 51 81 31 an At 10 I.I II Pacific 20 20M 20?; 2H? 21 40H1 01. A. A 4 N. M. 4I, 4I: 41H 42 Eih5 L'UIOD 1'acilio.. Oil! 04 BJ'! 63), 4 31 U B. Bxiireaa 7 i)J 73)1 7i 72 73K Mtl Union l'o. U40. 35 85 Mlk Si); 88 HuVlralnla JIM 5.1 53Ji a.1J iatj &M 2iiO.,hLU P. UJa 12. I2J4 12K I3J iionw, bt L. 4 p nr. an', ic'J 2n ai-; anjj 377 WMIern In. Tel.. h4 Bt h32 Bo'I MVi saiiiWheHInK A KB., an'i BUM 8'S 3-) init; HiO W heel ILL pt. 7.', leil 78M 78 78 JOJ Wli. Ventral a 20 20 2B), ;ti, 1 tie total lalei of atocki were 100.487 iharaa. lLlalAU DKrAkTMKftT TXAXIACTIOKI. al Oprn'o HcVL Zowi CToro. 25 Amer. OoL nil of 6IU B4, tlttc B4H 4111 Aliier. Collou Ollctfa.. a St1-, 2fLJ re 4lwibujar Itelinerlei Tl'l 7-M TIJJ lt' iei0.Nuinl l.euil iru.t.... 2IJJ 31.-, 21 3H4 MOUUtlllen A 1:. K I i ..41 4U 5i 4(1 irkiAinericatirallleTrmt. 14M 14. 'J M,', H llll li. A All Xenrlli'larl.. 14 14 14 14 24 Ku A Texm pf, W I 2-1 38 art 38 Horn hllrer 3.30 3.80 a:a 3.30 rOfOLrorxIa I nr. lt ..111 III 111 111 teuooKan. A Tex. a, IV I.... 8UJ4 tuJi mfi BOV u,uu Pipe Lino tlfa. DO HI to IOM(i-l llO'l-ta QCOTATIOXl. i"4 "i-l MX. JlUX V Bo. 4Alhanr..2l7 Hrle Telephone. 4u Be. A Jlatne ..li- 10" New Pnr.Tel... 83l Central Maia.. au Weithnd Land. Ml 2S' 1-aieru 1''7 Hoe. 4 Mont.... tW 051. ruonourir t" Butte 4 01.... 24LJ a' h A .s. K. pf.ll" I'alumet A lleo.riM S12 klei. lent. 4a.. '.4li 7j Santa r"e H. Co. 75 77K I lld 1 oluor 172 A.. T. A K. K.4I, B5 tUj ADJ.UellTel.... 22U A. T. 4 8. P. In. U7M 07)2 ruiLiprirnu noitxa ai'OTArioMt. J id JHfi Hid. Attn. Pb.lltrn.nHl. M 'St, Phil. 4 R. Id pf. 45 45 Plll.4 Rlntpf. 7l'J 7, UC.4N.Co.... 52 rML4H,2dof. 57t, Penniriranla.. KM 84 ilrrxT LOMOif acrrr.TMiNft. Atlaotlc 4 01. w lit. 37!,Lon.4 KailiTllle 00V Atlantic 4 lit tV 2d... 1) N. Y. Central lilt! .Canadian Pncltlo fSlNorthernPacUlopt tiv Central Pacltio. 31'ijhorolk 4 Weil, pf.,.. tislj arleOiimraon Jt, Penniriranla &11. Krle2dcouola Hal,1, Beadlnr 23'! Illlnolii'entraL. 12" lac Pan! common. 7SK Kamii4Texaa.T. B 20 I'nlon Paclflo thi Lakeahore 114 WabalUpt. ai Monday, July 7. One of ttjo bulls was on hau J to-dtty and sup ptemonted tils laltli with works, ills labors ware reflected In higher prices for Lockawnnn a and New Eneland, both of which ranked as active stocks. But he was the only odo of his kind that was llble. The champions ot othor propertloa or lenders In other spooulatlve ven tures were not heard from. Borne of them art) prolonging their holiday, and all soem to agree tacitly not to ozert tbomsolves until after Con gress has readied a conclusion relatlvo to Bit ter, They may be waitlnc for the Western railroads to BtDP reduolng rates, or perhnps they wish to see the effoot upon earnings of rcont and present trafflo dlBturbanccs. The tutement of the Milwaukee and bt, I'nul Company for May, prluted below, shows to an eitetit how seriously the Income of tho West ern roads may bo Impaired by the Inability of their managors to conserve tbolr business un i fler the restilctlona of the Inter-tJtato Com merce law, 11 the patrons of the railroads were deriving any beucflts from tho operation of that law there might be some oxouee, at least from the point ot low ot the politician, for Ha retontlon uion the 1'edoral etatuto books. JJutltbeno l!u no ono except the sulnried officials who try to train under Hh remarkaulo provisions, with tho viow ot averting uu attack upon the consti tutionality of tho law which might deprlvo ttieruot their nlnces at the publio crib. While they aro expounding the slovenly phases ot thellntor-Htato Commerce law, Canada preys upon our Internal commerce to tho deprecia tion of millions of honestly Invested capital In American railroads, and othor millions a to rhrlnklng through the operation of tho slsurd"loug and short haul" clause, and the Vaii-oliito prohibition of pooling, which N but a form of ro iporatlon. a prltllcgo that Is donlod ro oiuor Industry. Congress has thrown a mi upon tho 1 allrouds, presumably with tho i- w oi ceiling bettor sorvlce out ot them but 1 'v that time has proved that It Is In many rchnjcts impracticable, and In others Injur!- no heeu teems to lie paid to lust com ri 11 eld. jn the judgment of many conserva rnn people the Inter-Utate Commeroe law ruuft be modllled radically before Ameilcan xauwar securities attain the high rank m ln MBtirniM 1 mi TMtmants to whlohthernro naturally entitled. nll street Invelghnntn good many clrcum stances and not a few apectrcs when dulness oppresses It, but It cannot do bottor than con ceotrato Its. Inlluenco. against the lnter-Sinto CominorcM low and the Commlslon which It Jirought Into oxbttenco. Wall street, nsthn nnnttcjal contru of tlio counirv, should hitto sornothlnir to sny In Congrp- and cliewhero upon a subject of this Imiiortaiice, ami wnat it sajB should hno weight, loi It hnn mitdo the highways tti rougn hlch the much esteem od (trauger hat nourod out urn-ti tho Western country. W nil Btioet bv ncgrognting cnt!tnl inntlethnBoitloniontot that rnuutry poHlb'o, nnd its equities nro at sitcrod as thoso of the pponlo who have nvnlloil tliHmselves of and nro still using the luellltlos provided livWnllnreot. Thero inn romrauiiltv tit intorot In this nhaso of mator al dotclnpmnnt Hint tho arorago poli tician falls to see or lacks tho courage to ad mit. Wall street should inslxt on recognition In tho lunttnrnl piotoctluc th propertloa it has helped tociontc nnd of Inch the publlo tut" hecomo tho I run'liiiii.owiior through tho facilities ot distribution that Wall stit-ot at fouls. Nnbettcronnoitunlty than tho present mav bo otlorod for the cntnniunlty that dirocts nnd makes Investments tonsriort Itself, coin hat tho mawkish inslneorltv (if polltiaians regarding Wnll street, nnd sot up a strong, urgent plea tor fair nnd honest treatment uf rnllwnv propotty. Tho bears, though also out In small forco to day, cnslly outuumheroil their oppononts. They made a ery effective nttsck upon Ht. l'aul common and did n good dull of dntnngo nil along tho lino. They were encouraged by the unexpectedly poor (-howine by tho hunks on Saturday, the fresh roductions in iapaengor ratosat tho West, n loner mnrkt for American seuuritles in London. nniHomo disposition to soil liore. nnd by tlioHt. I'nul stntonii-nt already noted. Shortly botoro tho clnso of huslnoss the agreement of tho Conference commtttocs unnn S silver bill wna nnnotincod from Washington, tit the summary wan inengio. nnd, as tho tiro fesslonnl element was following aehargo tip on valuos. It bad nooffect, so the closing win heavy nt nbout tho lowest prlco. Kxropt for tho Urangor stocks and I.oulsvlllo nnd Nash Title and Atchlsou, nono of the docllnos tteto important. 1'lnal sales compnro with thoso ot last Thursday as follows: ynryS. JulvT I July 3 Jul A. T 4 8. r..... 47 4(t'lNor. Par pf. H3'j kJH Atlantic A Pan. n: itki V. A S. Kne. .Mi, C.U.IJ.AHt. L... 78fi 7J.U Ontario A WeiL injj lt, r.. 11. ao 107 irU ormon at. o.. 4ui; ian Chea A Ohio 24 234! I'aottlc MalL.... 44V. 4i U. A O. 2,1 pf... 4 45 Pull. PaL Car...3ltit r.ti l.'hlcaxoOai.... 37U 8tfU Rock lelaml.... "i IU4 OeUU 4W....I45Jk I4.1K Itlch. 4 W.P.... 23 2jji pel. A llndion..inti 1iP, Readmit. 47 Sni, pen. 4R.U tsi. 18 su Paul com... 7el, 7.;; Brl :SH 3l T c. 1 t K. ..ait, ai llocktnir Valley. 3il attj. Union Pacirie... 114', 14 liu a Nam Ml BfW Wat) A I coin IS 12!; Lake bhore..... Ilu Itit'J, WnU 4 P pf... 2U'i 2' UP. 4 W. pf... fiS'l at,,WeatL'n TeL... M'J l-3, Mex. Cent. .2" 27U W. A U V 3', ith'; Korthweitcom-IIIX linHltV. A 1. K. pf. 7S), 7 Govornment bonds stoady at nnchaocod notations. Hallway tionds lrregulnr. Tho natures wore Louisville, at. I.ouls nnd Tovni lets. Oregon Hallway nnd Navigation lsts, LoulsUUe. Now Albany nnd Chicago consols. Mobile and Ohio generals. Atchison nnd Head ing Issues. The more important not tlocllne.-t wero In Atchison Incomos. 5 cont.. to iiTV, Loutsvlllo, New Albauy and Chicago consols. i. to 104M: Heading gonoral 4s. toSy, ana 2d preference Incomes, 1cont., to57'.. 'J'ho notoworthy advances were In Loulsvillo. ht. Louis apd Texas lsts. v rent., to 102.'., nnd Drogon 'Hallway and Navigation lsts, cent, to 10'j;.. In bank stocks 10 shares of City sold at 512. Darsllvor In London stoady at 47 Ji penco ounce. Monoy on call. 53B V cont. Tlmo money 5 H cent, for four months, and oWSS cnt. for six months on approvod Stook Lxchnnco col lateral Commorcial paper quiet. 'J ho best doiible-nnmo pnper is quoted nt S'stfiC V cent, and prtmo single nnme at CCs7 t cent, Btorllng exchnngo dull and steady, rested asking rates are UM for long blllK nnd 4.8M for demand. Aotunl ratos. fl.t4 'S-4.n4S for Cll-day bills. t4.H7't(i4.80 tor sight drafts, and I1.8S1; toroablo transfers. To-day's otTors to sell Unltod Btates bonds to tho Ootornment ngcrctratod f7..i.J0. of which $350 were 4s nt 121 and t7,2Ud woro 4 Ss at MX All woro accepted. Tho Chicago, Mllwaukoo and Fit. Paul ltnll road reports cross enrnings lor May of $l.'.i2'.i, 7MV, an intressa ot t"u,4it as compared with the samo month of lost car. nnd net 5Si.G77, n decrease ot (SO 144. For the eloven months ending Mny Ml the gross famines were 415.335. nn increase of $1,010,176 as compared with tho corresponding period of lust year, and not $S,250.ut)'J, an increuva of $342,717. The Flint nnd Tere Marquette Itallroad re ports gross earnings for .May of $247.45(5. nn Increase of !4ti.l21 as compared with the same month of laBt year, nnd not $04,329. n decrease ot $2.H42. For the five months ending May 31 the gross earnings were I1.2'.K!.016, an increase of $2H5.51r) as compared with tho correspond ing period of last yetr. and not $36U.03ti. nn In crease of $53.nl7. The flxod charges for the live months wore $223,604, leaving a bslanco of$136,1fiG. The Great Northerh system reports gross earnings for June ot $018.1(13, nn increase of $21t;.6iii) as compared wlthtthesamo nmnth of last year, making the gross for the year end ing June SO $1 1.1145.78!). nn lncrenso of tl.7.12, 2B as compared with tho provious fiscal year. The Northern Paoiflo Itallroad reports gross earnings for Mny of $l.Sb4.771. an Increase ot $332,5jJ as compnred with the same month of Inst yeur, and not 1703,780, an Increase of $155,034. Hallway gros esrnlngs for Juno compare with thoso ot the samo month of last year as follows: Texaaracino M54.903 Inc. S7f01 Waballl 003,1,01 Dec. ;A'!U7 Detroit and .Northern 0.L144 ino 7,774 Mexican Central 441392 llec 5-.M3 Buffalo. Hochreter and Pltti lt-mart Inc. 4l.'i7i Ohio and MllllaalrPl 3133-15 Inc. 15.772 rtiicairoand tteat Mlcbliran 12S.5Hii inc. cu.nii Toledo and Ohio Central 133 .'.fig Inc. :iu34 Ohio Hirer 82,1,85 Inc. 10.M7 Uoulirllle and NaihTllle 1.482,025 Inc. 110 170 Bt Louii Ark and Texai 2U5.t;Mi Inc. 2(.sii7 Hornnala Central 442ft8 Ino 12V"1 l'ltiihurun and tteitern 11,417 Inc. 7,ftS(i Mobile nnd uh'o 25,iij3 Inc. 40 irvi N t Out. and Weitern I7u,flja Inc. (t,uis Bait, and Ohio Southwestern.... 172.182 Ilu- 1?.'04 peotla. Dec. and BtaoitIIIo 87,7ts Inc. 7ois KTamrllln and Terre Haute n-',4n2 Inc. 14.4H3 i:anirllieanillnd1anApolli 22801 Inc. I.?B1 Chl-atonnd Eaulern lllinoli 244 5irt inc. 8p,50Q Punt and Pere Marquette 2-.'3 175 Inc. 4S.!iis Lake irle end We.trrn ltri.iifli inc. I7.C02 Weatern N.Y and Pinniylranla. sitix) Inc. ep.u.xj Loulaillle. N.ll. and rexa. I5.078 Inc. 14,101 Lhlraco and Atlantic 187,151) Ino. 2U'i20 Catudlan I'aclllo I.SI'U"1! Ino 137,kO Borthern Pacific I,83j,8is Inc. 42.242 The all-rail rast-bound shipmonts of dead freight from Chicago last week aggregatud 28,513 tons, as against 46,308 tons tho provi ous week, nnd .'10,140 tons the corresponding woek of Inst year. The business failures of the past soven davs, ns reported to It. U. Dun .V Co.. number for tho L'nltod Stnles 181. and for Canada 18, a total ot 100, its compared wlth'202 Inst ok. and 100 tho wook previous to tho last. For the corre sponding week ot lnsr year the (Iguron were 2o2. representing 1H5 fnlurcs In tho United titates and 17 In tbo Dominion of Canada. TroaMirv bnlancos comparo with those ot Saturday as follows: July 5, Jltty 7. Oold I0tl.SS7..!O flh7.U7.brtO LecAl tender! Iu,o-i,7l7 l".ii7.4'.J TotalA .....$201 -iH,407 SIHSIIIS.31B Surer batam-e tLiMi77,7i'H acalnit rw 3BM.830 hatur dav Pepoelli In national Lanka. r2U,37,3J7, agalnit t27.3t7.44rl batltnla)' Money In London, 3. (.14 t cent. Farls ad vices quote 3 por cents nt 01 francs lricentlmos, nnd exchnngo on London at 25 francs TlY, cen times. Tho $6 000,000 of Lehigh Valley Itnllwny Conipanv's -1H V cont, llrst mortgago bond., otloted to thn publlo by Mo-srs. lirown Ilroth crsAt'o, nnd tholr assofiutes. Hero ovor-sub-sctibod for before thoclosoof business tn-duy. hohoo tho subscriptions books woto closed this a'teruonn. nlthotigh It hml boen announced that they would rouialn open until noon to morrow. Mr. Nowton Bquiro of the Now York Clearing House has roinpllnd nnd publlshod, under the title ot "The Now York Clearing House. Its Methods nnd Hvstems." n Inrge quantity ot statistics rolntlng to tho operations of the banks ot this city. Copies may be had of the author upon application. Tho sales of mining stocks nt tho Now York Consolidated btock and Petroleum ivxehango to-day wuro ns follows; lot. .Vdm Vtiltni. lltihnt. Jsivtn. nctlrtt. .lilAlla...., 1 40 I 1 41) 1 41 ir.Dtisruniwiok i.oii u7 B7 v, i8 iicill-llo lain. I l IK) I HI 1 Ml ltait on. Cat. A Va..,. 5 (i tl'l 5 tai ui Ci-l Cmnat I Tun Co., 17 17 17 17 limi'rown Point 3 n. 3 M a sua lK'EICrlatl UI U.1 U5 HI looureeiaod 4i 41 4 4S 1 4i Horn atliver... 8 :n 8 8 So 8 ro IIKiI.eadrllle 13 12 13 12 jtnltutualrt. A w. Co. I in I Hi loo IKlllrxiran, 3 15 3 15 3 15 8 1', Id) Ml. Diablo 2 25 2 VS 'J 2") 2 25 llllal I'liernlx of Aria.. I .to I 135 125 8(0 butler Creek ..in in 110 till 210 bluer Killer 42 42 42 42 100 Utah Con 1 20 I 20 1 2) I at) llietotal traniactliina were 7. lOlaliarea New Viirk Mnrketp. Mnspir. .Inly 7 Pmra lip Man llnlilen were In clined in rail, prlcea It'MI.'o bbl but riport llmln reinnlncd uurlinet, and there only a limited "lonti.i Futaree opened at a material decline, and further Bare ay There waa a pretty free lelllnx movement, due to lower vaiuei at Liverpool and lm- Ir vcd ciop accotinta which made aotne ot the lale ulla analoui to unload and cauitd xenerally an nil aetiled tee'lnr (he market eloi nz dull at only a Ipht recovery from the Mweil Itiruriiot the inornlnx ire rain Ii needed In lexae where It Ii very hut t'liitoj on the IP"! wna I tin lower anu dull rnlldlln; up landi II l.'-tfc. iiilfi. I'.'Kc lhe followlnx are dataili of irauiariloni In luiurra jr.. ill, CUItiui in iff lltitt'K tnnil. Mlf juV II 77ll.7il Ile2 1175 lil Au,fut ll'l-jllliJ I II 214 b.l.telriber lUTMiluwi I" 77 luTi.. tlto..r KJ'-TS I .4 Pi&t KIV 4H.I MM.tnber u.42i.04J If 41 IH4J J.i .i Urceinber I a.4l l'"2 luvi i," Jallllirr 1047.4104 P. 47 II. 4". t"U Pebruary .lt'ft2'IUM 1053 15 2.0j March IO.iiIO.i7 IU54 1054 11MJ Total laleiBS.sotibalea. Traoifarable notion lamed at 11.80, raoTiiioi-t.ard fuluraa were firmer In sympathy with tba ODwerd turn ot the frain marketa. and Iba asiculatlun waa fairly acUre; aam i.jmi ioa.ai.lua 0.120. for AomiL After 'Chanee the elm. waiflrm at eoio. tor July, evilo. for Atnruat, 1131 for beptember, a3 for October, and BSD for December ripnt lard firmer androoraaetua, ealeiltta,eityat 5 t5ra.5.7uo. and 75) tea prime Weitern at uu7he., alio sou tea o"I trade at e iI2hc 1 renned tor the continent Quoted at u'ailuc. Torx more active at full prion pew men, 13 2ot3 75. i.a..a 40ti bbla. ut mean In moderate re nin at and very tlrtn t aalei o,(xhi ft. piexled beillea, u tte. average at ..v. and 2,0" Plokled ihoulderi atr.Mo. Hreeaed hogi Urmer at 5Vt'')4o. pica. 8Mb Tallow dull at4r, inc. nxitei yellow ireaaa told on p. t Beet liaimiteadyt laiaiatthetteittxibbli ailUSn qtioted hire ati.VMjstl3.7.'a Butter and cheeia In better de. inand and firm oatis Wheat fntorei were qnlte bnoyant dnrlof lb I morn'nr; hour, on I a.1 weather reporta from Knrope 1 and other uronx foreltn advice, which icared the bean Into covering, but lhe advance wai hot fully maintained, there being1, toward the oloae, freeielllnt to realm, brontei ealei4.iz,ijhuih, atMItjAwmc, for Jniv. aiMiaiiauc for AiiruiL 4H(t)5H'- for September, and B5!1.'0n'o, for December, alio for Mar. Irftl. Mo. ntl mi pot wheat waa firmer, with u fair Imilneaa. mainly for expert aalei H5,oia. bulb., principally 8r I hard iprltit at tl.02 delivered! but Inelnded I Aortnerti iprlaK at tbiiWc. delivered, and No 2 red winter at u7Mo delivered. I Indian corn fiiturei were quite buoyant, with active bttylnt on Weatern accounL The next crop lireporietl Inlured by ilrouarlit In Kama-, with 'erv dot weatnen fan I H4,tX'it)uah. at4ir,'44lHo for July, 4)t4iA4'i fur Union. 43ti'44i;(r. tor beptetniier. and 4Snft4 ,Hc. for tciober. spot corn wai nruier and falily nctlyo. Milppen took I20ut bmh aaiei er. main ly No 2 mixed by canal at 4Ja43uc. ndoat but hilt hlxher at the cloie Print Hit trade in a itanditillt quoted at 43ane atloat. (lad were dearer, in iinpit ly with tteatern adjlcea, and a revival of asport Inquiry aal-e siotixibuih, n rludint nptiom Ko. 2 mixed at atvauHo for July, MH9 Hjbc. for AutuL and 82,tS2Hc. for s.pumbert ami on the ipot. mixed at S4lic. and white at 14H( 4.0, eelnqul.llly,al1.oo.2wnlte at 38Uo in elevator. Bye held hither and nnleL After 'Cliante Wheat llrmi No. 3 red winter for .inly, twite. 1 Aunuit t;oc t"lember 5.c December, ntHe i Mar. 'HI, ll.tx.V torn itadr,To 2 mixed for July. 43Jte.i Anttiit. 43',c beptember. 44Se.i October. 4(o. nan flrmi No. a mixed for July, S4Ke.i Auguit, atHct teptem- tlVocaaiM Coffee on the ipot waa dull bnt iteaay; Illo quoted at I7ie for Nn. 7. Mild tradea In Borne fn rtaiicen, were a ehadetlrmer. but the demand thronth ootwaaalnwt ealta iibnire Maracalbn aud 4U) ban bavanlllaon p. l. itlo optloni were quiet, bnt pncei advanced a 10 1,1 point in reipmne to an improvement 1 f 1 142 f ratica In the home market durlnt rrlday and buturday, but 10-dny that market wai cloud. x change lit ltlo waa blther at '.asd Ilerelpte at lllo for three data. i,liiO b-irat at Banma 5txi bats Snlea, a7 7Moati, cloilnti.eady with lelleri at the follow. Ineprlcei. .Inly. 17,10c.Oetober .ISBSciJannary. lsono. Autuit iti7 I Novemlie-. l5.7'o.)ibriiary..li.5 c September 1&4.''0 December l5.75c.iMarcli ihana Raw auxarl were quiet but iteldy at 4Mc. for fair re tinintMuacovadnand 5tc. for nan tard letitrltuia a: ealeialnrauiir Imt Include t, 3V. iiaki and IBfi hlida, Mtilcnioio. et. teL at 4'c. I erlned mtari qnlet and tinehanteil at 4e. for sranlilaled. i.a ILU. for poadered, rt.no for odb. 1.H0. lor ermhed, tta-ioo for mould "A.' u.lltc. for candy "A." cc for conrec Holier.' "A."8Oiiic lor wnlfe extra "O." and H9 4c for yetloHi Mo'anea uncbanted. Klce In mod. erate riqueat for forelirn on I firm .Mntia -tralta Un waa dull and depreeied, cloint eayat20P5c for epit and -juna- for September, in In tonant atlixio tor Auiruit. Intot copper wai a eha'te firmer, but very dull, and the cloie wai lereelr nominal at IKOIe. for Jnly. Lead quiet and without cbame. cioiiii iteady at 45oo for ipot Pit Iron varrante were dull and rather weak M 5 aiALbtuiK-bplrlta turpentine firmer, and at the advance there wai decided,)- more dolnt. The lalea In eluded t.'jubble. at 4 .tc. tor O. D lomc forniachlnea. Itoiln waa alao in better rquot and firm at Sl.j;il..vi for rommon o irood etralned. lalea i Mill black at H.l'l. ,'ibbl! general aamp'e "E" at $1.53, and 2to p isoi.i-a crude cerlllcatei np-ned at a iHtht ad van e. then deol'ned inline recovered to tAo but nt the cl'.ie the market wai atuln lower and dull; opening atii'lto. aetllntatlOSiwc. and oloMnt at lt)tst"Jto. aalel 02,010 bbla, T.lTe Hlock Mnrliet. New Vonx. Monday. July 7.-Recelr.ra of beevej yea tcrdivand today .sn head. Inriudiny 47 cara for exportation. ,5cararor the market, and too carl con elgtict direct to elaughterera. The market ruled very dull at former price., and erel car remained jrtio'd at lb. cloie Poortlt to belt native ateerl aold at f J S-. I"" Iba.. Texapi and Ch.rokeel at "'."JiVa1,: bulls nnd dry cowi at liV'SSC-" 5lj?."?il!Z at iH47)4c i ft. ror native rlaea. I.ateit cab e from London quote. American iteere dull at I'ttaile f!f. dreiaed weight, and American refrigerated beet .teady at icant 70 ft bhlpmenta today. 34U beevea. to morrow. 2 152 quartern .f beef. Becelpta of calvea yeiierdavand to-day, 2,110 head. The market ruled arm at an advance of ,c lb. 1 oor tt?bert ieaieioliM 3trt.35 1O0 tta; Wlermlik "Vec'fpw of e'n'eep and Umbf yeiterday and to .dav In cluding 7 can dtrecLwereKbts) Jf..?,h"P f",' nrmatitmngerrr cea. Iambi dull at a decline or ',c. V Dretaed mutton tlrm at 781uc, yi B.t drei.ed lamhiiteady attwtlsc ,a.. tssm Iteeelnti of hol yeiterdav and to day were 13307 hed. all conalti.el direct to ilaunhterera Nominally iteady at $iL25 V 1"' JSeat Katnte TrmnBfcra. Eldrldteit. 137, Jamei Ftan to Geilne Lohr- Bathfate av. w 1 Vi23 e iH.ia'it,'apl7'"ll'e"nrr ooerlitx and wife to Margaret 1. I"hey 8.500 12tliB'. J!iiw.i1t ls-ubloak; Helen Twigg to ileorge J llrenell IHOX) Virginia aL w a. ad) lande Tbomai Baa.ford. .5.tii2.'x2txl2:., fcdward btroud and wife Le'xlo?ton avVlV-UThoma. II Kelly to in. i:gllie st Baptlite 2uoo I8l.th It e a. 5U w Washington av. 5JHU); (iray E Taylor to Hoaan A Taylor 1 Uthit 210Eait: Cbariee A McCredy to Pred- Be'in'. property'1 freder.o It Coud.rtVo1 Chart.. f islthi!:'. J.T4noi At A iaflxii.)ii;'cn.Vr.."ii Holmanet alto Julia Tbeaion B.000 ll" that... cor lt av. 24...XP5, Peter Cavallo and wife to Herman Prank 1 Croabyet. lot I.I.-.5. map Bajerd'e farm: Aa-on Hiitferand w te to Ami o Humphrey I ftflth aL n i. 10-. w Boulevard, lUJxliil! Wm II Merer and wife to Adelaide h Johniton 182,000 IWIi.t' l.74. Henry W alter aodwlf. to Cath- ltIiVnlLa,!,27S w 3d av. 2Sxl(il It Oeorge A Parkbunt and w fe to Moaei Hecbl. 2,000 liafh at... IMBeRlverild. drive. 75x10011; 1 rtobert i. BedVleli ?ef. to JaJ turner........ 10.000 0:m.Lea275estbav.5oxl0a8iJohn r Hog- glue to John belfrblge 28,000 37th it n a. 275 w th bv, 40.7x08.9; Jacob horn to JohnD Kora. Jr anthacne ui e 8th av. 5 xiH.9: mme to lame 1 Andubon av w a. 2.7a lftth it, asxiou Wllll.ln ACallal,au.nd wife to Walter J Mcf.rath 80TO seth il a 12. .nth at 35xUs Mary Clugi- ion and atio to bamuel Booth 8.M0 siataLii. 125 e 10th av. 2tixlii5; Wm Krumt 'led. aid wife to Caroline M Boyr. 12,350 lfSd.t eaTl'iie 1MB "T- 21x99 11; Robert D fchultx to Aibury Leiter k-- 33d it. n a. mow 2d ov. 73x9S.u, .-arah E Cai IdyetaltoJiico'i Schmltt 82,000 Same bronerty. lame to eame 1 l'Sih iLi lJ3 4 w M av, laSxiOU: Buiette Wi itnCeoreeOOrennelli 10,000 Clinton av. s a, .123.1 e litiL 2l6x04: Aaher noeciiniat and wile to llllam Booth et nl 3.400 Biderav.wa tiK.mfiit. I)xl35. Cornellne Donovan to Mary lltenaeman 1 3d tv eaVu n 107111 it. 23XI11..8. thai II li'u.'tlaa and wife to John Dalton 1 Pthav ea.75-.il 43d at 25xlOJ. hmlle Altai- eev t' i.otllob Somroer v.. Kame rropt oottlob boinmtr and wife to I.raile S2da",iri52.0wtet ail l7-x-ie, Joan' liana gan'ondanotoJohn Mcdowan... 7.20) "tat at Via 4s'. e.tth nv. 24.x'wu. James O "Bennett 'to Jamei M'latt...... 8000 lnih at 11 a 35"oPih av. -2.5xWi.ll; John Dalton nndwifetoChaallIlngl.il 1 Madlaon aV n e cor Wtll at, 02 2X75, Robert B Lvnd to William Zlet'er 1 Catherine L lot map property Thomea Ii vlalker buain llagei. tnSaiuei McUahon 750 Lot -247 inappropP.dwTVouct: Peter odell to s.?g.rio' "v. 34 1 n Perot' Vl' ViiVlSxIr- le? Hugh -N Camp and wife to Manhall P Milder 2.1B) KeViswiek av 11 w a :ti'2 n Perot eL aiziottxlr- re" -anre 10 Tliomaa O Itellly IKX) Sedgwick av.nw.. .8.'. n Perot it. 23x4; enme to .Si.rah Alta'lti 815 B ...ton e a 7'. Perot it. 25x1)7; lame to Tlomaa Oltellly 1,050 Pi rot at a w e. w n e eedgwlck av, alxra); earn o Peter P McPauirblln 810 Boitoti av. ae 49 11 Perot aL 34x11! aauie 10 vt p. Montgomery 1,355 Perot eL n cor Bo.ton av, 33x1; aame to Mar- iluMcllale 1.425 B.".tun ar. e a. 221 n e Perot iVlnxeS. lame to Theodore Dleterleii t300 Bedgalck av. n a. 245 n W Perot It. 21x131; aaineloMar riahertr 1,350 Arn'and 1 lace. ior Perot it, 22xj, eame to leiae N Cohen 2,155 bedgwlck av. n w a. 41ne Perot iL 4txMxlr. ill. aamoto Albertlne Iireet 1,700 ArmAtid pi 1 e e..iiiwPeroiit,25xb5; fame 10 Wm J Cheatiiiil and ano o 750 liiii at n a 348.1. e av A 25x1038, Loula Edel aoneialtoMorrlallloek 80,000 Iielaiirey L I7u, Maria HilverLeri: to Henri streibourgh 41,(00 Balhtate av w 1, 12Sa Mnibrldge road. 25x im. Catharine Martin to llllam It Hanton.. s,o) Lawr'enoe et. M Anna Scliaefer and ano to Joi TJdYt it.! w'l'au av. 111,9401 Joirib ui- 2,,'M ge'eln and wife f. Anna Alexander., 18,400 lAihit u a 40.1a Willi, av. 2uoitit.il, Charlei Van Riper and wife to Elliab.th .Vlller 8,800 IHh av, i a. I5J 2 n with it, 21 10x127 B. Caroline AMitvdam to William P.lieaberg 2.a00 Alevaiider av, a. eor, e lsttn il IBuxSuH; Hob.rtl. llarrlioninOhorln Burden 10,003 Kalt Broadway n a. 7S.7 wJefJenoniL 28x70; Klllal. Price an I ano to Mary Irumen 1 Fait Broadway, 14; Mary Immin and ano to Barnet llelabert "'iM Illvlngtoii ik 7; Mnrgiretba P Roieubergir to John Oaiar 4C.0K) lOJdiLna l.'.wtlhav.25il00lliLuleALock. wood and ano. exra. to Callman Roaee 4,300 114th aL 4 It) P. ihophla Wiiirrmeyr aiidunoto Alfred nJnt 10,000 rtvroitprp MORroacvx. Andenon. Chrlatl.in. to .1 IiuinonL Jr, e cor dthar and 120th ecu mna $3,003 Beatitlel, Hoplile, to Imlgrunt Indm bav Bank, lot 124, inapof.l Deiancy.l rr. 13,U) Braecher, Ptank, to Deo fchret, 1,446 2d av, de mand 2,(4)0 Bovrt'. Caroline M, to W Krummlede, n a Slit it e 1 uli av, 3 vr P.oo) Boo'tn. Samuel, to Mary Cluiton, a a 80th it, BloudeVliyd" A. to E 11 Bull, 1 a 2lh it, w L'exi invtou a, deinaud L2U0 Beck. Helena, to W P Quick. 11 1 1341b it, W il- ll.av. Omoa 3,650 Butler Aaron, to 8 rl Peloubet, lot 1,188, w Barard, I yr Bjo Cohen, lieai' N. to II H Camp, a cor Perot at and Arinaud place. Jyn.. 1,293 CuuBlnthaiii Paw, in K P bteere. e cor Mad leiinavand IIJthiL umoi 1 s.ooo Daltemore. J no P fi Herman Am It E Title i,uarai.l'.Cn4tawaieriLlyr 8,000 Dorr. II, to Oecar Both, ail5,id 11, w Court- Elienberg! Wn, td'CA s'uydatn, w 81b av'.n wJrte'ie'l'jeBnapiUI,Vol II KellyVi.'os'tL.x- 7'0 Tnttoiiav 13,000 I'aik Nathan, to P buUberfir, 2.2S3 1itaT. 1 r. 1,000 Paliey, Thoe to B W Courtney, w 1 Polton av, a ll7ihiL8yra- 7,000 Pry Pauline ton belied, uoiloerokit I yr.. 240 Oi)im, .1110, to Murray Hill Building and Loan Aaa ci.itlou e a Morna av a iBJd it laitalla. 380 Cli.dviii. Itrldtttl I to lhoar.arrr.il a luOthit, withal. Mr 3,801) llaye- Jlillae. n.ercker as aim at, o bill uv. 1 lra.Jrulnri 4 CO) lloxard I. 11 Ad.iiu l.rf. let av. n ll'lh ei 1 1 r 3,u BerrltAii Jii" 10 W 4nunrung, plota, 4x11 mail v o-.llea Mr 850 Karat, Jchn l Jr t.JIvorn 11 a 4 .th it, e eth av I yri4 nilull o8,IU0 Kearney .lue, 10 1 I) Kuit a Cherry at. e Scam melai, I jrii mtgat ftOOO Loerwald. Joa, to A 8cbaefer. Lawrence il nth ar I yr 1,000 Loeb. Janatta. toDry Dock Sav IniL n a 77tb eLe'2dav. I yr ,800 Uob, Aodiew.taDLlon.lWBndiWiJdn, lyr. ouo Larkln, Stephen, to It Scntan, lot 31, map Eait TremonL3yri 1.000 Mollale. Martin, to II N Camp, a oor Perot it and Boiton av, 3 yrt 88.1 McUughlln. Peter P to II N Camp, i w Terot iL 11 w bedgwlck av 3 yn s0 Xlotlowan John, toJ Uallagen, 33d L w lit av..ijri .000 Mcdrath, Walter J. to M C Routiey, w 1 Au.lu- bctlir. 1 listhiLSyn 8.800 Mci urdy, Charlei A, to Soclete Cnllnalre I'hil- antruplqn. de New Inrk, 210 bait II that, 8 yre 0,800 Oicar. John 0, to M F Hoienberger, 7 Blvlngton iLtvri 7,000 Trentlce Ant, to C A P Caianova, 85 aud 87 Frankfort 11, 1 yr... 15,000 rhllllpi. N Taylor, to I BCoben, 114 Welt 47th t,.i yra. 7,000 Boo.e. C, to I, A Lockwood and ano, exra, n a ItOdiL W4th av. 3yre 2.80O Stelnbirg, B, to M Duncan, 1S4 Bait Broadway, svra 13,000 Straabourter, Henri, to M Bllverberg, ITODe. lancet il Initalltnenta, 11,000 Rinlt. .(a. .ir, to .1 J lir.idy, a w eor Myrtle av and l76thn 11 nine 200 bchniUL Jacob to h Cauldy, n 1 33d il w 2d av 1 vr 80.000 Hernkopf, Mm X, 10 All.any Hatlni Bank, 1S7 Molt ai Ayr 2(1.00) Selfrldgr .Inn to J R llugglol. a alU.I It, ePth av, 1 vr '2m' ku 48,i01 Siatiter. tieo. t,. Hrv Dock Sav Inat. v lit ov, a Id aL I yr 8,010 Tittnrr.WmJ to A J Taylor and ano, il 113th IL e Blveraldeav. syri(.tmigi) S,0D0 Wa'ali. Nnra A. to II YGarup, n w Sedtwlclc av n ePerot.L 3 in 489 tVeymann, Annie, to C Lett, true 319 Bait 7eth.'. 5yn 12,500 Toting Tho. II, to II (illlman. n 1 outh iL w Intb at, J jn 8.C0U LRASga. Dr.rfna Jnllua, to Philip Labm, 17 Cannon IL 3 yra 10 inoi ft:o Franck. Charlea, to Trank Brtiecher, Jr, 1.B41 2d av,3)ra 1,200 GUI, Anna, to Orailnlo Oratladlo, 2,lseutar, u yra 1,000 rotterton, Mary, to Alfred relief. 213 W 28th IL a yn C72 Conrt Colendara Tbls Bar, Rcra-Hx Count CnAMexas. Motion calendar, Kot, 1 to 47, called at 1 1 o'clock 8co,sitr'i ririi Motion calendar, in M, Tor probate Willi of Charlei Crowley, Blchard A, I.ewlaJr, Anjuina I'oit, Julia Vogel, Ann Honnthy. o J. llnlpln. and Charlea Itonme in A M 1 Henry C. Barhtld. and Maria T Scliermerliorn. 10 no A. M. etinnnrinl. JiJO INVESTORf BULITIN. 6lo Gold 30-Year Bonis Bo0 Kansas City Urltlgo and Tcrmliiul Itnllwny. Cpward faoo.rino already told to our rnstomen To tal laaue, Jl.50o.uxi. central Truit Co, New York. Trmtee. 6o Guaranteed Improved Property 6co Bonds, rrlnctpal and tntereit fully guaranteed. 60oC.,K. CandT. R. It. Itonds 6!o .SO per cent. Stock. Honuft. So Profit Participating Real S Estate Itonds. INTEREST GUARANTEED. Other choice Investments paying; a liberal Income. SPECIAL INVESTMENT. A nnre IO per, cent, .lock, Tho National Smelflnc and UeflalBE Co. J-'ndoraed by tho leucllna: llnnker. aid lluilnesa Ilea at Kaaaai 4'ltv. No better Indnstrlal atoek In the market. Head for July Circular with Supplement. Now Aeadjr. Tie Winner Investment Company, Capital Fnll Paid. 81.000,000, Slirplua, 8(00,000. No Farm Mortgages. No Debenture Bonds. Kansas City Investments Exclusively. DIRECTORs-WIHerd E. Winner. Fred W Perkina, A. M Winner. Chaa. A. I eabody, J. vr. I'erklnx, O B Cope land (all of Kanraa City, Mo). William IL, Parmenter, Boiton Ired K. Smith. Montpeller. Vt.; Francll li. Dana, Brooklyn, N. V. William H. Parmenter, GKNEBAL AGENT. 50 and 51 Times Building, New York, 50 STATF. STRRP.T. BOSTON, 1 CUSTOM HOUSE BTBEET. rBOVlDENCB. REORGANIZATION OF TITE Marshall Consolidated Coal Mining Company OF COI.OItA.DO. THE TIME FOR HErOSITINO THE STOCK AND BONDS OF TUB ABOVE COMPANY HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO .1V1.TC JO. ABOUT 10,000 KHAKI'S OUT OP SO.OOO AND OVER OfirERCI'.NT. 0FI1ONDS HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED UP TO DATE. AFTER ABOVE DATE NO BECimiTIES WILL BE RECEIVED. E. V. MEW, II. 1 nOI.DHCIIMIDT. UARCl'H HTINE. en ah. n n kooky, S. M. STONE, Committee. NOKTIIKRN I-ACIFIC It,. K. CO, NO 17 BBOAD ST.. NEW ORK CITV. JULY 1. IP90. Notice Is tereby given onder the termeor the reaolu tlon or the Board of Dlrertura of lhe Northern Paclflo Railroad Compaoy, adopted Dec 184V that a call or twenty five per cent. Ii tbli day mado on lubicrlp tlont to Northern Paclflo Railroad Company and Land (Irani C'oniolidated Mortgage (lold Bonds payable Aug 1, 18W), and a further and final call of twenty-nve percent la made payable Sept, 1, I six), at which dat. th. bond! will b. delivered aud accrued lutereit ou lubicrtotlom ndjuited. Payinenti of calle and dilh ery of bondi wilt be made at the office of the Partner!' Loan and Iruit Company No, 22 William at New York clty NORTHI.It.N PACIFIC BAILKCMD COMPANV. Uv 11ENRV Vlt.LARI), Chairman of the Board. EDMUND CHARLES RANDOLPH. all MIIFBS OP NEW YORK hTOCK EXCHANOE, 7 3STj&J3tajS.TT SO1., TranBUit uu Avxclualvely Comml.Bloa Uuii, ueaa, ACl'OtNTM l-iOI.llJlTUl). CHAS7H. DAVIS CO., Bankers and Brokers, 80 BROADWAY, MiW YORK. IRVING A. EVANS CO., BANKEIIK AND BROKERS. MBMBKRS IIP THE bobton, m:w lout;, and i'iiiladelpiiia stock LACHANlIhH, Flaket Uiillilluc. 0 Istute St., lloeton. SroiioualjJ. BROOKLTN, JULT 7. 1890 -Sealed propoaali will te received at lhe office of the Tru.leei of the Now York and Brooklyn Bridge. 179 n aiuiugtoii it., until 12 o'clock noonot July 14, lbio, for a lupply ot Lehigh coal from the Plymouth red aih vein for tbe coming year. Information concerning tbe quantity required, Ac. will be furnlahed at the Chief hnglneer'a ofllci A certified check for ten per cenL of th. amount of the bid rouit accompany eaoh propoial. and the Truitera reiervotho rtgnt tu relict any or all bidi that may be made. Of. MARTIN. Chief Entlneer and 8uperlntend.nL cBtijJittrw Cltaurrt. MArlll.NBIIYAlirNTx inaclilnlita, jnt fo double tunr-niaryi Vou ran to It. aure: no riak eaav. NAIIOVAl, i'AlCNTCO .us il wa). poteni aolicitora Mitt HAMCa AM) OTIII.ltbc.in learn how to make a blgialary regulirly, n" Interference with our prtunt work NATto.NAl. PATENT c'u, 2U5 Hroadwny. g"nig7aM,eir&c. HANDSOME gut Bopplea. only (A. aVINTAJULUIEMtfUdlA. 1 y aaaasaaaKmummBamasmasaim cjg.unttrial. To the Mtoldct'8 ot OREGON&TRANSCONTINENTALCO. First Mortgago Trust Bonds. NOTICE IS HEREBY 01VF.N that th. Oreten and Tramrontlnentat Company Intend to redeem all ot Hi contending Pint Mortgage Troll I'ondi on NOV I, 1890 nt lua per cent, and accrued Intereit, In ac cordance with tbe term! of the unit deed lecurlnr lime. Tbe Oregon and Traa'comlnental Company having for nld porpote eold to a Syndicate repreaented by Mrnn. Drexel, Morgin k Co lhe .Northern Pacific IL IL Co. Coniolldated Montage .1 per cenL Oold Bondnel arart to take up (he Oregon and Trameontinentat Bonda, ai above, hai provided Ibat tbe Oregon and Tranicontlbentn! bondholder! ihonld bare an opportu nity to exchange their tanda for the Northern Pacific 1 percent, Bonda In accordance therewith tbe Syndi cate will make inch exchange, paying ICo pir cenL for the Oregon and Tramcontlnental Bond! agalnit 03(f tar cent for the Northern I'aelOo fa, crediting and chargtng accrued Intereit to the dale of exchange, pro vided holder! ot Oregon and Tramcontlnental Bond! avail tbemielvei of laid privilege by prenntlng their tondi tor that purpoie at the oftlc. of Drexel. Morgan A Co.. 21 Well iL, New York, on or before July 15. 1 mm. after which date the right to mat. aucb exchange will ceaie. NEW YORK, Jnne II. 1800 Ily order of the Itoard orDlreetor., THE OREGON TRANSCONTINENTAL CO., I1Y COLGATE nOTT. Vlce-Frc.lde.nt. 23 WALL ST.. NEW TORK. Jun. IL 18TXV Referring to the foregoing announcemenL we beg to rail the attention of holder! ot the Oregon and Tram eontinentat Company Tlrit Mortgage Trust Bond! to th. following official etalement of th. operationi of th Northern Pacific Railroad Company t Ten Month! Ftidlnt April 90. ISSfl, 1SP0. flroea earning. flfl,3T7.ria23 ffIR,7132S.13 Operating expemei n,7l'..0iM(l ia0J9,0otlK) Net earning! fM53l.Oie.7i3 18,075,43) 2d IntereeL rental., and taxe (t,S18,9Gt0J 8,f)7L8o2.ei Bnrplua 112,078.71 II, I0t.53fl.31 Mlic'taneom income (net) 441,087.49 410,422.18 TroSt over flx.d cbargei tt54.rrfB.30 8l.BH.twrmt The rnderlylnt bondi of Korthern PaclSo branch Unea now held by tbe Trmtee of the Oregon and Trana contlnmtat Bonda, when releaied by thte operation, will be depoilled with the Trmtee of the Northern Paci fic Railroad Company's Coniolldated Mortgage. Ihm giving to the latter th. benefit of all the recnrlty now held for tbe Oregon nnd Traniconttnenl.l Bonda. We are prepared to deliver at once Northern Taciflc Ballroad Company Coniolldated Mortgage 3 perceoL Gold Bonda at our office in exchange for Oregon and Tramcontlnental Company Pint Mortgage Truat Bonda on the baala let forth In the announcement of that com pany upon aurrender to ua of th. Oregon and Tramcon tiuental Bonda DREXEL, MORGAN CO. PROPOSALS FOR $615,284.17 Consolidated Stock OP THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Known as Schoolhouse Bonds. EXEMPT FROM TAXATION. Interest Three Per Cent Per Annnm, PlIALKD moPOSALR WILL TP. HECKIVED BV TIIRcoMrTKi-LLKfl nK THI. OUY OT NEW YORK, Bt Mi om en, until Wednprdty. th Dili dar nf -'ulf. I8fx At it o'clock 1'. when they will b txibllclr upinfd. lor the wholoor a part ofau lam ot 4j6ti,;tJf.iT reirl Ured CONSOLIDATED STOCK of the Cttr of New York, anrl known ai "Pohoolhonie nondn." the rrinclpal I'aiatile in Uwful money of tbe I nlteil fiuteiof America: at the Coraptruller a ORJce of f aid citr on tbe fli-nt day of Norember. In thajeur i'(H. with Interest at tlm rats of three per centum tr inuum, payable eemt annoally on the flnt day of kay anil Nov einbf r In each ear The propoia'a tthoulil te rnrloied In analrdenretope. endirfd 'cdonHiouie Honda 'of the Corporation of the Ity of ew York, and each prnpotal ibe)ul1 aIho be encloied In teconfl envelope, addressed tu the Com p trolierof the City of New York. THRU. W MVERS. Comptroller. CITY OV NEW YORK. K.NANi.i: nEl'AKTMENT. COMl'rnQLLBIt'HOyKICK. July7t IPOO. tfk."i;.nos, t. a buck! H. K. ENOS CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 5 6L 7 Wall St. nvinrje gituha. THE BANK FOR SAVINOS, r,7 BLBECKBB ST.. NEW YORK. JfLY 1. I8B0. The Hoard of Trnateei hae declared the uiual to tereat under tbe provlalone of the by lawa. for th. alx months ending the MHh June, aa follow! At tho rate of four (4) per cent per annnm on all lumaof S-Iad.I upward, not exceedlnt &3,uo0 payable on and after the third Monday, being the 2lit day of title month Thli Intereit ii carried at once to the creditor de pnaltori ai principal on the lit Init, where It atanJa exactly aa a depoalc. It will be entered on the paaabooki at any time when required on and after the 2it Inat Ml'.RRITT TRIMBLE. TreildenL ROBERT S HOLT Secretary. UltKEN lVl'liHA VINOH IIANU, 7.1fthav, New York. June 12. ISOO. Tbe Board of Truatrei hai declared dividend on de poaita eniitled thereto under the by-lawe for the alx (6) inonthi and three i3) monthi ending Jnne ut tma), nt the rate of Three nnd one Half fit.) per CenL per annum on all atimeot nve dollara (B.)and notexoeedlng three thousand (fJ.ot.Oi, payable on and after July 21, mm. Moncyi depoilted on or before July 10 oarry Intereit from July 1 JOHN 1URSF.N RIIOADRS. I'realdeDL CLINTON (lII.BKItT, Ireaiurer. LEONARD I) WHITE l K.ri,. UtANCtH 11. LKUUhTT, I b.CMUnea, IRVING SkVINOS INSHTL'TION. SUV ORK, June 30. 1090 The Truateea of thti liiitttiitlon have declared intereit on all ittma retnalulnir on drpoalt during Hie three or alx moiitha ending June .tn at the rate of fnt'K i'Mt J'l-NT ier annitin on II. taw and under and TlluEE 'Kit CENT, p.r annum on the elceaa of St.i.a) not .1 ceedlntSAtoj, payable on and after the third Monday in July nexL JOHN CASTREB, TreildenL C, D. II EATON, Secretary, 2)ii'iuciiu nutl 3uttrr.t. MILWAUKEE LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN RAIL WAY COMPANY. 10 WALL ST., NLW YORK. July I. ism. Adlrllendor Three and Due balf per cant, baa thll day been declared on the preferred capital etoek. paya ble at the National Bank of Commerce, New York, the 15lb day of Augnat next. The tranafer booka for the preferred capital atock wt Ibe cloaed on July 15, not), at a o clock; r. M., and reopened on Aug, 16 at In o'clock A M. OORDON NORKIK, Treasurer. gtollronflii. oaiv lot.li '"""iSS. "tv tlm acaaiaa BOOTB """BSNy I" BIBIBB 0AB biw roex ad s&!Sj&t$ii. T a B o to 0 a C 0 gJKatfUV OalOAQO. e.JOr b iti n2BBPB0''1iiib lib- I0LIB IiriBII 8jfrli'ivr'irIB, BBIlt Bt. to cBtoaoo Duty Ssl&5tj3'rui.t oa tail wiibobt caian or Miibvicb. lbivm taw av cum or cjbb ijy toat paiir 1 a --..J T KHIOII VALLEY RAILROAD. WtOkC-'ll'llTllir iave foot of Cortlandl or Dei. ifSniL iTonei at. 7, H, Utjn, and II A. M, I, jKfjJilP- 3 to. 4 m ft 10, and 7 I'. M tt-IJl!1 The plctiireiitio route between New YorL and luaton, Betl.leJietii, Alleu' town, Maucb Chunk, Wilkeibarre, I'ltt- iton, Bcranton Ithaca, t.eoeva. Waverly, Watklna (il.n, Llmlra, Rocbeiler, Buffalo. Niagara I'alli, Toronto, Detroit, CHICAGO, BT LOUIS, and ALL POINTS WEST, Ticket! and ileeplug car bertha can be i.cur.d at tbe Oenerti Eoalero Offlce, 23) Broadway, at 100 But UOlh attaat, iiiiirmi nil iMTiiiiiiri MiriiriiMiiiT,,T'"m""'' T 3iRitrost3j. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AKD ArTR.1 JUNE IS ISM. Tralte leave itatieni. feet et DeakroaoeB anal rortlaaat f4t... il follow! VlOO A. M.-TUR yASTLlNR for the Weec Toll, man Teatlbute sueptng and Parlor Cara Arrive! Cleveland 5.2) A Jt celumbui a.au A. M., Cnlcago UU r M. and St Lettli 7ro r. M. next day. Connecle al.e far WUIiatuioert Leek Haven, and Fenove, except Saaday and loleae, exc.lt talu day. IOiOO A. M.-T1IF. NEW TORK AND OIIICAOO LIMITRH. cempo.ed .xrlualvely .f rullman Veatl. btiia. Brawtnt and tate Room, nl.einng Dining Smeklug, and Observation Care, preaet.tlng financial report, it.noirapheri and typewriter, eatbroemi for bath lexei. ladl.a' maid, barber ahop, library, and all th. convenience, of home ereffice. Ltgbt.4 by atallonary and movable .lei t-lc lljhte. Arrive. Clt riaualt -4U and I hleaco 45 a. M next da SlUO l M.-1T LOUIS. CHICAllt) AND CINCIN NATI BXI'RP.SH. rnitman Veitlbnle rtieapitig car and Dining) ar New York to Hi. I.onla, Chicago and Cincinnati. Paaienger Ceach New Terk t. Columbus Arrtvea Cinrlnnail II oo a M Chicago 5t0a p. M and tt Louie 7iwP M next day. lOO r. M.-TIIF. WKK1ER.N FXPRKSS for all polntaln the Weac Nerthweat and Southwell, rull man Veitlbule nieeptng Car New York t Pittburt. M Louie, Chicago t luelnnatL and Mrnapbla Penn. ylva.la Ratlreaa Dining Car New Tork to Pblladel. phta aad Pullmaa limine Car Pltuburg to Rich, moad and Chicago. Arrive, at Cincinnati 6:Sip. M (hlcegoDiio r M. next day, and bt Leitla 7.00 A. M. lecond Biernlng. Cnnneete fer Cleveland and Toledo dally except Satt.Ma. OlOor. U.-rAClflC p.PBBSR. Pnllman Ruf. fet Sleepier Car New Tork to Chlcate Newlerk te Memphia via the ebaBandeah Valley arrive! weak, dareatcolumbm?tlBP. M Cleveland a-ta p w.next Bar. and dally at Chicago 7?iO A. M ..cent mernlnt. Ceanerta for Tele4o dally, and fer Corry, Brie, the oil Retleaa. Clave lead, and colBmbua, except batar. diy. BALTIMORE, WA6HINGT0N, AND THE SOUTH. Waihlntton Limited Expreai" of Pullman rarler Cara. dally, except Sundar. 10 m A. M arrive Vlaab. Intton S 5) P M and "Contreaalonal LlmlteJ dally, with Dlnlnt Car, at 3 20 P M, arrive Wa.h Intten 9 31 P M. regular expreil. u Jii, and Sii'i a. M. 3 10.4-30 to. and o-oo p M. and 13.11 ntthL For Biltlmere only. 1 oo p. M KunJ.y mil and S. SO A. M.. 4 JO. 5-Ot and U.UO P M and 12:18. ntght For potation Cheapeike and Ohio Railway and Cincinnati, lreper!, Dining Car, and Ceacb.i through. 5rui) p M. dally. For Long Branch point Pleaiant and Intermediate tatloni week eava. 3 So. 7-Hl Oil'" A. t, 12.-oinoon-3 30. tltlO 1140 apeclal) 4 20, 5,20, and 7-oa r M. balurdavaotilj Mil I- V sundar, K IV Bit', A M, .','15 P. M. (do not atepat Albury Park on Sunday). FOR ATLANTIC CIT1 1 V M tTbrnugh Bunel Par lor Car and Day Coach) week-daye, eennecli for Care May and with Ihrongh car far Brown'a Mill! aad Biacb Haven Fer old Point and Norfolk, via New Tork. Philadel phia A NorfoU Railroad SO. A. t dally exoeat Sun day and son p H dally, via Baltimore and Bay Una. 3tlOP. M. week.dayi FOR PHILADELPHIA. Expren Tralae leave aa follow, t et 20. 7-20. s-oo s.30 uvo (io) Chlcag. Limited, with Dining Car and 10 10 Waahlneton Limited), and 11 OI A M.. IS-21). MlO 3 10, .100.1 30 4 CIO. 4 '.In, 8-00, a. Oi'jo ao, ands oor M. and 12:11 ntthL Ac commodation. II -to A. M 4-4) and 71)0 P. M. Sun. dara. Expreaa S:13, s-3ti 011) (toflo Limited) and luo.1 A. v.. 2 00. .-00,4 30 B-'a-. e)and.oo P IL. and 12 15 nlttiL Accommodation 70 p. M Tbe New York Tranafer Company will call for and ebrek bagtat. fr.m hotel! and r.iidencee For lime tabtee ef local tralai apply to any tleket .gent of th. corrpany. C1IA8. E. PL'OII. 1 It, WOOD. OenetatManacir. Oiniral raai'r Agent, jYBKixCEiTOAL

Hudson River Railroad. All Tralm arrive at and depart from GRAND CENTRAL STATION, Fourth Ave. and 42dSt., New York. Tut onlt IUiutoAD Station in tub City. Tralna Leave an Follow. I Otr.O A. M.-CHICAGO VESTIBULE LIMITED. Due at Chicago 1010 A. M neltday 14) 0 A. M.-hOUTlin EST) IIS VESTIBULE LIMIT ED Hue Cincinnati 7.5H Indlanaoolia Iujo A. M.. M Loutl ri l r. M. lOlBO A. M.-WESTCRN DAY EXPRESS. Dally. except t-undayt. 4lOO P. M.-.SllltTII SHORE VERflBULE LIMITKD Due at Detroit at 9.13 A. M., Chicago 4:50 P. M. next dar. OlOO P. M.-FASTWEBTERN EXPRESS Due Chi cgo 9 uo, Cincinnati H IIP. M., St Loula 7-15 p. .M ?t:tU 1. M.-ADIItns'DACK. MONTREAL, AND NIAGARA PALLS liXTIthSH Oil.'. I". M.-PA)T ST. LULIB AND CHICAGO EX- 1'lttt.S. Due Indlanapolia II 20 p. M. next day, St Loula 7.311 A.M. FIMIKII.l, (NEW'BURalH POI'OIIKEEPSIE. BIIINE- CLIFF (KINUhTON). AND Hl'DSON-ttiO .111 So. 41 1 :3(l A. M., fl.30. tl :a 11 25 P. M olio ror Tough- keerile 10 20 A XI t2 4:l M 51, Bin), 7 :L .:I5 P. M.for Garrlaon'alWeat PolntL t8.SU, tllflu A. M, 2 SO, .1:30. s:, 4 58. )d.23 P. M. ALBANY-tH 3n V). 10 2(V tlOi.-al 411.30 A. M, 3:85, 4.5 0:01. rd-2.1, 7 LO n.15 P M II nlsht. TBt)V-(S:Jl .0 10. H:50. 10-rt, tloilO, 11 30 A. M, i 30,4 an. Btt.i. 7 30. 0:15 P M tl2-.;xmlgbL UTICA AM) SYRACUSE fs 3,.. 5H UUii), 1 10 80 A. M 4 HI. .1 ll 7:')-l 0.1.1 P. XL. t!2 00 nlghL BUC(IRSTER-Pl5l, lll:2a tlO 5J A. M, 4:50, 6 00, 7:31, fl 1.1 P. M., tllKJOnlthL BL')FALO-0:50. 10 :0, 410:50 A. M., OlOO, 7:33, 0:15 P. Jt. NIAGARA FALLS-lOl.20, 410:80 A. M., 4 50, OOO, 7:30, DIM P. M. BARATOGA-rO-OO. 411130 A. M, 13 00 43.30, 7.30 P. M. 4I3HO night. IJIKI. OKORGL 4rt4IIftOA. M.ISlSOP. M. THOUSAND ISLANDS-410 80 A M, 40. U.15 P. SL. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MOSTREAIrKVt tllLKiA M.. 7 Dip. M, 412 00 night; alio Adirondack .Mountain! 4 re. P. .11 Al'BL'RN, tlENLVA. AND CANANDA1GUA 19:50, lit an A M n 1 3 P. M 412 no ml.lnighL Br.BK8niRK nILL VIA HABLEM DIVISION-411110 A. M 41:50 P. M For ticket, and eoieo In Sleeping Carl apply at Grand Central station, or at 4IH, 75. 042 and 1 Broadway 12 Park place -13 Welt 123th it and I3th il elation. New York; 323 Wellington aL, 72 Pulton IL, and 30r) Bed ford av., K. D Brooklyn Weatcott'a Expreii call, for and check! biggage from botela and relldencei through to deitlnatlon Daily except sunday. tSaturdajaonly. oilier tratm run dally. Aboie triim, except thoie leaving at P m .10 A. M, 2 ,i.3::tO, ,t 3.3. 4 .15. o 25 p. M and 12 (X) mld nlgbL atop at 15th aL nation JUUN M TOl'CP.V, OEOBOB II. DANIEL'. General Mauater. General Paiaenger Agent New York and Boston All Rail. Leave. Br way ot Due. Pr 0 A. M, Springfield and Morceiter. B mi p M. 10 On A. M New- London and Providence 4 30 P. M 11 tin A. M, Springfield and Horccater, 8. so p. M 12.00 V.., Hartford and N. Y and N F-, n 30 p M. 1:00 P. M New London and Providence, 7 3tlP. M. Sro P. M Wllllmantlo and N. Y. and N. E tunn P. M. 4 no P. M. 'inrlngleld and W orceater. 10 00 P. V. 8 Oil P. M '.New London and I'rovl lence, II :tl P M. II :(i P. L. prlngflel,i and Worccater. H3 X. M. 12-00 P. M '.lew London nnd I'roMdence. 7 -00 A M. Bum dally. Including Sundayi. Return lervlce, lame liouri and by lame rotitei Leave tor Due. P02A M White Monntalni Fabyant, S.IOP. M 2 UI P. M. Newport (via WlclforJ). 7H0 P. M. 4 rrj P Danbury A 8orwalUl.lt., nttiflald. h o p M. 4:02 P 1U Naugatnck Dlv, IMnaled. rt 10 P. M. Through parlor oril.eplng can by each train. C. T. HLMPhTh A I), Ocn'l Paal AgenL SUV TTOnK. ONTARIO ANI WKIT. ER.N IIAII.IV'AT COMPASY, Pa.ienger traini leai o foot of Jay and 42d eta., ai fol Iowa .la) at 7:35 A. M 4Cd at., 7 .10 A. M for Campbell HalL Mlddletown, Port Jrrtla, Montlrello Falliburg, Liberty. llamocL tlattoti, Deltil, hdmeaton. Norwich, Ullra Rome Dnchla. DetrolL Chicago end polntl WeiL Je; il I. lOA l., 4ldaL. ii-Iiia M. for l atnbbell Hall IJk.a Mohonk and Mlnnewaaka Wallklll alev Htatlom. Xll.ldletowii. Sioouungburg Eltenvlile. Muun tatu Hale, lallalmrg, llnrli) vllle. Liberty. While Lake Jay at 3 tal P. M 42d at. :I1 I' M for Campbell Hall L.ikeaMohniikand Mlnnewa.ka, IVallklll 1 alley Matlona, Mlddletowu Itloomlngburg Kllenvllle, Port Jervla, Montlcello Paiia-iurir. NurleyMlle, Liberty, V) bite Lake, Kookland Jay !t,4 If. P. M 42diL,4it0P M.- forWcitCorn walLOrri Mill. Mony lord, Campbell Hall, Middle town. Itloomlngburg. Bllenvllle Jay at. not P t. 2d rt.0 11 P. M for Middle, town, f-atlaburg. Liberty. Walton. Norwich, (inelda, iiawego, Rnctirrter, Niagara Falli, Detroit, Chicago, and pntnti tteeL Jay at. ll'KiP. V.; 42d aL. 1'45 P M Faturda)! only; fort ampbell lla'l Xtlddletown. Illlenvllle. Port Jervla, Kalfabnrg Liberty, UI, lie Lake. Rockland Dally, through. Other tralm datlv except ftundava Pullman drawing room a.ata and ileeplng car berth! reierved at 'i'2j Broadway, New- tork, Jli A1DP.I1B0N. G P. A IB Exchange place. N V. BALTO. OHIO R. R FAST KXrRBSf) TRAINS VIA BALTHIOKEi:, WANBIIlTOiV, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, And An'polnt.'tVeBt. rt'I.LMAN CAR BRRVICE ON ALL TRAINa Leave NEW YORK, fool of Liberty il, ai followtt For CHICAGO. 3:-.'tl p M. 12 18 A M. Port IM'INNATI. ST. I.OI'IS. I. 03 A M., 8KP L FortVAHIIINGTON. BALTIMORK. DrulA. M Il.toA. M 2 oil -nw. anai p. H.. I2il5 A. M All tralna dally except il .to A. M. oundar. I. r NORFOLK via Sav Line 2-01 T M weekday!. Ticket omrei 261 415. and 1 140 Broadway, N V.. and m Broadway, Brooklyn bTATION FOOT OF LIBERTY ST (('antral R It of N J New York Traoifer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel or realdence. J, T O'01'.t.L CHAP. O. SCULL. Oen'l Manager. flen'l Taaaengar AgenL CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEW JERSEY, FOOT OP LIBERTY ST.. NORTH RIVEK, TIME TABLK OF JUNK 23, ISML For I'liilaflrlnliin, Itultl more, uutl 1 ashiiifrtou. Via Central R. IL of New- Jenay, rkltad.lpbla aad P.eedlue R. IL. and Baltimore and Okie B B ).r rillLADBLI'IIIA at 4"', 7 45. a, lliiOA. M; ll'.l,2 3 20 4, 5,(1. 7 riP M.l 13tl5al(ht Buufaye, ft, II A. M 3, 1 Vt) B 8 P M I 13 18 nlgUL For BAl.TIUOKK AND WABUIKUTON daUy at t (II JO, eietet Sunday) A. M 3. 3 3. IMLi UtlO ralna laarlne at 7t4!. II 30 A. M, 1 30, 4, a, T:80 P. M (13 15 sight, except Saturday Bight) kaveooamo. tlon fer Beading, Harriib'-rg. retiivlile, Ao For Sunbury Lewiaburg. and Wilitamapert, via rhlla. d.lakla at 7i43A. M (I 90 boffal parler cark 7:80 P.M. (12:15 nlfbL except Saturday night), buataya, 4,00 Ticket! and parlor car ieati ran be procured al 71, 21. 41.1 IM4, I 140. 1 828 Broadway, 73f .lb av :ai Waatl25that M4 Kaet 12'dh at New York ecourtn.. Brio Fulton al ih Rreadwar Urooklvn. The New York Tranafer t'ompeny wUl call fer and ibeca baggage from hotel or reallen. e DID YOU KNOW It doubled the enlivni.ntTlr.irel ling to read tip on the country llir..U2li whl.-h uu are ra.alog and about the place, joii lul.nl vialtlng Th. Boiton and Maine, anticipating the needa of the traveller, haelaeued three (protnaely tllualrated) book! covering the t'.urlat region of New England ail along ohnre, among tbe mountain!, lakei, and itreami. They will bea.nl to any addreaa on receiptor In c.nti la etarnp. for each book by Till: PASSENGER HP.PABT J2Bak.Aaowad Malta LUIhauA. luuU. 4" cSifamTjont'. i D"SliV",.. FALL RIVER LINE. IOR BOSTON' NEUI'ullT. CI.L ItllER, PI'tlU. DKN1 h and a,, I'aa'ern poli-ta J lour ateamera In couiiiiin.o.i-ITItllA. PILGRIM, f PBOVIHI NCI an.Kll.l.Cl.LnNV Two each vny week da), miie ntl Km. .lati) J Uneorehe.tra mtn '.ed to each tnl, f Leave New-Yor. irotn I'ier2n N. X toid fi,unter), foot i of Murra) it a. t.-Uowa i )Q n wi p M to- Ft I Hirer direct, connecting wlthev I preaa train due Perg -I'tnare ati.n, noaton t. a, M. S it 11 P M -lor Netthortati 1 tal liner ,1 eNewport I .llll. Fall River. 7 A tl cnlMie-lltn wlihoxpten Irala if due I'irk Square Staiion. sraioii u t M. ill Iteturntng train, leave Park St'iire Matlon Itnatoa, atitan.17 1' M teamen leate Fall niver nt 7 't uaa b:2i P M Newport i' P M.i d,io lew tork 7 NL'MlAVw leaie New tork at .lit" P M f"r all I in polnta. Rettirnliig lea.e Polk t-iuare rotation, ttoatou. IHy p'l'ILMAS' VESTIBt'l.t HtPRPSS TRAINS betwcea 111 lleamer lattdlttt at tali liner and notion AM Cotttiertlon b Annex boat datlv rtotn Brookltn, 1 fUW P ,M. .leraey citv, t I' M, licl et an, I ati.ten om. n.y Kw be obtained in New lork al .oi, 7 tl'l. anu L.tjd Ml Broadwnr 1,I7'I Pth av 2- l U et l.'ti ft.nn.lt '4 Mf 1-afl IJ'.tll It. 141 Itov-err. At'ir llnua- and W li.).or f. Hotel. Line HSlie Plir 2 N IL, and on iteinu-ra 1 "PIVOVIDE3MCE LIXVE, f) for IIOSTOS, PrtOVt)r.CE. AOIirKTFIl. mrl all Vht. Mew LtiKUnd 1'olMs n.11 lilflttii reit. Miorte.tr-.il f"! ride. PB; .-teamen CONNprTiri'T and MA8SACIIt8i;TTK 'l ft- Uavn rierSM, N It toot arren H AtfttHI' M. nai'y. Iff,, except Hundare nrrlvtntr nt rrovl.lf nee 11 A M Hosinn Hbv 7 I. XI A tine orchestra on ench tt amer. Lf Ticket p and etnleroomi teonred at l.v Stf), ..Jt, W( 1'44, anJ .7 HroAnwajt t"r Hotr, Mitd.r and ft rotniopotltan llft(l oil n.tcen ,N V. Tramter Co tu ,L New ork and Brooklyn who will call fur nnd cheek k t biafftfiBe iron hotel or reildetice to deitlnaltun Te!e JSb h Hudson River Steamer JIary Powell. ifo Leaving West 22d St. Pier3:30 P.WI. i SATURDAYS 2 P. M., j (fundi) i excepted.) j H for CRANSTON'S, V.'KmT POINT CORNWALL. N'RW. 1, 15 Bl'BC.tl. NEW HAMIirmill MILTON. POUUIIKLBP- fj Jfi SHI. 1IVD1. PARK, and UO.MIOLT, Jii NORWICH LBNE, I for nnnton, Wornater. Wntcli Hill. Hlock Inland and all i W. Iont 4MM.TII and ICAT TrAMl US leave I'lLlt 4 JO SOUTH ni Kit umxt i-ier nboe lien ip t'i Street l-Vr- 4 it& r)f. 1aII.Y (StinlK)ex.''r.irrl) ul .-t.tO I", Tkk B D em an 1 vtalernoini .ecurnl at prlncli nl ticket ol71e cm SS ilet Nf iork. Ilr'ii.ii ami .lipj'i ii) ut Tier K r 9$ and rn Htnamera i-l'l.. IAJ I.. Ll--IN up 'aiur-M ff JP. titffhta unit ditHti 1st n 1ni front New Xnt in No luv 9 dim nnd return f J. .Nnrwlrh and r- turn. fiJ hunlaf w lleamer IraTes Norn Icn 7 1' M..Nev. :x)ndonur M. S J Hudson River by Daylight, II Day Line hteamera ft iW Ni:iV TOICK nr. AI.HAW fi K I.iliy i,esrt t Sundajai, tl fl Leae Itrookljn l-ult1nt tliy Annex R m a. M. Ii hB?i do New York liinLroien Ht. hi do ffl W do do Weit -'it! it 0 oi d M L'-f For AI.IIANY.Iniidliiitat Ynnkfr. West f'olnt Ner M iV burgli l'oimltkeopslp, iclilaet-eck, Latsklil, and lludx tv H 'Jfr ALBANY BOATS," PEOPLE'S LINE. If Sieamern tmi.U'ntid ItlUN ItlCIIMIiMi leme ml. M 4J Tier U .North Ittrer. Toot t ftitalit.. ntr M Urno-bn. rjgri Fulton it via Anuei ftp M., cnniieitinif with exprfin Jfi tUf trnlns for Saratrisa Like ilonrto and all Aillrou'lao 3f ifijij point in laro SiiriUam Oonpermn.Tn Hionfand UlaiuK m 'Vm and Ma cart KjUU bTLl.iAY MHII1 hTh Othllcou- 4 Iriffi iiecls with bund.iy inurnln? train for arulPix figf BOSTON via STMINGTON UNE: 1 lhe inside mute. Trovldcnce. Yorcealer. Nnrratran J Xr nelt TitT nnd U itch Hill Meainern HlHUUi JM.4.NLJ J ,tvr' and NAllKAOA.N! TTe;iTene I'ler .H. North Hirer. Hfa! one block above CuiiaI et. nt 1. M Hunda) except. ff,l TROY BOATS.""" ff 1 City of Troy or Saratoga leaei Pier 4d. N It,, foot ff t.j:' Weil loth it, dally rxcept t-aturdar, H I M. Exprea. jib trutne for t-araloge. Lake l.eore tnlronJaekl. -l.tidAV 11 eteamer touchea at Albany r.AKATUI.,1 EXc'L'RiIO.V, ,5!?'', rl..'ai I.AKl. Ul.tlltUh. S730. yi BHIDtiU'riRT" ntlLY-'BfKAMEft-WATER- lll'lll, 1'lcr I aat RUer. tool ot Catharine ft. M$Pi II A II, innnettluir with through Irain.ou NauiMluik i-J9Kr and Homatoidc I allroada bun.lnya.l P. M ,.-5 iJjl CATSKILL MdL'NTAlN.S-Steamera KAATI'.ROk'lLI. J nnd l ATSKII.I, leave Pier. V. 1 R. foot of .Inv a... ffcl every weok dny nt it P M connecting with Cataklll h$i! Mniintaln and Cairo R. IL Iilrectorv of Hummer llnteli ?li' and Boarding llouaea free nt pier or malted loanynd- 'f drea. by VV -J. HUtlllLB. Treaatirer Cntekl.L N. Y it- IS RTvsDELin.IM'. -I or Newl.nrghTUfhUlircorn Q wall. Cold Sprlnra, and Meat Point, from Iranklm "i n aL pier, N. IL, wee da ant. IP. M. r-undnva Ii A. M. STEAMFR RIIELrr.lt ISLAND leaiea Pier 21. E. R. !-Y$f Tueadaya Thtiradara. and t-Atnrda)a at 5 r. 11 for Tjilt, OrlenL t.reenport, fhelter laland. nnd Sag Harbor, fvC- Iave. a Harbor at 4 3i P M. .Mondaye, Mednedae, e vi'A andj rldaya l)k(l C olBBC. CapL 'o CTEAMIlIt ANSON lA-For R1UUIRTIFB HYDE I'ABK. RHIM.BU'K IIARIIVTOWN. fLSTEK rf I.ANDIN... andTIVOLI, Tue.dayl and Thureda)iatu M P. M.. SATL'RDAlSnt-2P. M (V''l' SOUTH NORWALK every.lav. foot Beekman It. 2:V .'ft,' and Eaet 3lat IL 2 8j P.M. ratnrdave half hour JJ'll ''"1: If fid SAUflERTIPB hTF.AMER-Faugertlel Mondaie Wed- 'IOT neidayi. Friday., foot t-ranklln il. b p m IjtuV T(Tni:w HAVEN. 'JSrs 1! EXCI'RBlON (du(ID n llAVh), fl 21 Leave Peck 1 -h f Blip. Pler2. K I., 'I P. M. dally, except Sundaji and t V. IIP M. Hundata 12 P. .M, connecting with irnlna for ft M MERIDBN. Hartford, Springtleld. Holoke. Ac. t "'I m i eSMppfofl. t Ah.-1 COMPANIA TltANSATHNTII'A PSPANOLA. IfSI I BTLAMnltlP CIl'UAH CUNDAL, jiifc''? CapL lta)ona. alfaKt.eJI win eatl from compnni'a pier. 21, N. B.. on TIIPRSDAY, awTvS July Uv at 12M.. taklnc freight nml pnreengeri direct !p7rtJ for Havana, Piitit.iil.Ki. ihltA i Rl ffMisa with transhipment at Havalialfor vKlBftil SANTANDEIt CtlKLM. li,tl UIJIIN. aud BILBOA, 4tM!l lor further particular, apply to seXyJA J. StCLBALLOACO, Agent! 80 Wall it. ffeHjS COMrAONIK C.KNERII.E TIUNSATLANTIQUE. VBlJJl French line to Havre evtry Saturday. H Pr1l Company a Pier (lien) 42, foot of Morion et lav!,.'! LA BHKTAONU He Jouiaellu. .Sat, July 12 UnP M. PaalrBi LA llAFl'lltlNK, Sontetll Sat July in. A M. WjSSblr LA NORMAN'HIP, Collier Sal.. July 10. II MO A. M. 2$2&M LA BOL'IKIOONE. Irnn-eiil K.t.Anr 2.5 3U V. ffiaWKlT A. FUKUbT, t.cnrral Agent, 3 Bowling t.reen. ttwHat EASTPORT, CALAIS, "ST.TolTliATHAY i The Cw eteamera t'UMBKIILAM) and STATK Op pE&! MAINE leae CoiniiiercUl Uhnrt. llucton for hatport, riKtiS Calais. Up., and St .Mm, .N. ll.n.Jj A.M. M(inJa, ?Tii Wedneidaja. and Jrfda) ?ijiit&ijt t ki"nci-nneciloiie mnde with all rail and eteaia llnei 'iWSMu entering hoBton ;'1:7t1 International -s. To, K. A WALOttON. (JenMAjrenl. jKftl nAWHl'r.n.AMURICMN I'ACKKr CO -Kiprea- r- tSMi Ice between Ntw York 1-oiiihampton. nn I llain &3iil ml burif by the magnlhcrnt new tvu acrefr .teaineri uf Kt9u lUoKitonaaiid i'j.t) tnK-0 liorierr TMi line luw bolda the ncord lor faitett trlt to and from rnutii tit ml niuptnn and the Contiuiut, equal to alx du)e two huri GMt m to "vueenktowii, mW' llamburif American I Central rannentrer eritrt. 7fai:M J'acket Cm,, 3t ilroad I. 1. Kit llAKlt A vli Mny Y. I fll llroAdMi)- New ork. T'fl' INMAN L1NH 1. S. AND 1(01 AL Wall, STRAMKKS H II MP KOU Ul'I.K.NhTun N AMI Llhlll'lM(L V.flVf .1 CITV OF t H1U...0 UedneKdar .1 ill) it, 1 1 ..10 A. M. I Sr ?i CITY OK K VtiKK Wednesday. Jn r in. 4 l M. Wiwl Vrom J'ler -il N. It adjuliilinr Clirtatonber ht. Kerrv, Kiifefl Hrt rmbin, $i"t it id upward, j-c cording to Mumif )JraU and location of room lecniid cabin, vutnard. iXt an t 'gftftfl JHU, prepaid, tin eteerate, l- i Wfftfl I'l.ThK WtlullV A hUNH. Ceneral Atrenta. I JvVWM i Kowllni Oreen. V. fi iMAlNK ISTI.AMHIIII LINK. .ltlH'?wl The only direct tine lo i otlawe (Uy. MaM. and I'nrt by fcI land. Me connectliu t I ttland wlili alt rnt!ro !j and KJW mw ateaniKtiln linen fur Hur Mart or, oil orchard, toland uMir hprliifti White Mix.nlam, LfHk'and Ilainror. i ant port, VW ifJl and ft John. N. It. tnd nil Pattern rummtr reorta. j?S- Jt htenmerB tail erery WrdufidA nnd raturd) at ft 1' M J iSf'WfS from t'ltr 3. Tail Mvr fo'itof ilarkel (t.. New trk. Hw. U For further information apply m jk J w lUJHATIo HaLU agent at the pier. w .fea-Jj NEW YORK STEAMSHIP ;s COMPANY -The Iron Bteanuhlp TA, i'jP'. 1fH insfSfStST LP.m.'Ja, Capt P. C Miller leuv.a Pier rfeat1. Vp7 4li, K I! Clli.ton .1 Toeld.ye. al 3 P, V, I for t otiaie t tty, Maaa. Kocklaitd. 'WkuwM Y&.SIT-tJA. liangor alt polnta on PeooUoot Bit er, VWt""Sr1 tStulBSU Bttatl ore Ma and ht. John, N. B ttu- W.)JS lerb urcommodatlona and low farea. tvlttWKM V Irelght at loweat ratea andnolrara ''KK'il'!! V ferrmg tiooda received dally. Addi- 'Sklil Hoi.aiateaiiiBhlpaeBrlylnJnly, FurthfT I, tjll'rfrr "e farticularaand Information on applloatiou. N. u BBtr. KVvv. w ft DIB, (ieneral Manager, 63 llrcadwar O.J MAOk. if BRI.U F and P Agent F. II. NEWCOMB. AganL IM Flatbuah av, Brooklyn. ''ffiiEl NEIVORK AND CUB I MAIL STBAMHIIIP COM- l'a?SlS PAN'Y Full CI'BA AND HKXICO. $SM& All fteameraialifro n pierl IU Jt HXI aad 17. Lit al d P M. 't Vfttiv BAnATOOA. Havauaand Cardenaa ...W.l.JelyB Xl A,W 1 Haratia. Proreio, lampico, Tuxpan. T)S iUP TUMUnt....) dt.fm Ortir WaL, Jnly 13 MLJSv BENIICA, Havana, and M,iianra W.I July id 'iW,VS int.iii I Havana, I'rogreao, C'ampeohe. rrontera XtBK JaK ORUAIIA.. r,j w,("r4,, f-ai.Jnlyia Wf ttt ecnrvrniinns 1 Na.aau b.intltlgo de Tuba and M''if eciEMUEOOR. ,-.,ntu,,,0, Thnra. Jaly IT Sffi,F Will call al (luantaiiamo on outward trip. it For particular., freight or.piage. anply to Jambs y. iauu A tlu UaWallit pi 'i'"?1 NOHDDBUTSCIIEIt LLOYD E 8. CO 'B PJ i&,Jt SHOUT BOL'Tli TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. He pteameri aull from pier foot of 2d at. Hoboken IPj Wf. FAS7 BinieMS BTLAMIIIIa. JW 1f!B Aller..Wed. Jalr II A M Werra SaL, Jnly IS, HA M, illtM Fi.IJa r-at.. Jul) 1? 2 P M Trave Wed .July 33. Iti A M. P.ft Baale Wed, Jt.lv 16. 4 P. M htua SaL. Julv 30 noon I I tril catln. tl'') and upvard a b.rtli. according to 1 fa'P w locailou teeoudcabflb (80 end tQ a berth, itecrage at t fi low ratei um,B.OIB f-o 2 Bowling (Jreea. ''If iI PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Jl From foot Canal it North River 7 gat i lor BAN FRAMIIMO via the ISTHML'rt IIP PANAMA, I B0t A BAN MAltroSaallaThuraday. July ID. Boon W'l From HAN IBANCIHLO, latattd Brannanite, 1 C, (I it FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. I -J, 9 ',1 BIODEJANIilRlltatlaToeadar, July a, 8 P. M, I ,f (5 For freight, paaiage, and general Information appl 1 it, 1 at compan)1! ottRe. on tbepler footof I'aual et Noun )1, v v River II J, BULLA!, tleneral Huperliitendeiit ,f 1 f. STAfl! LINE-BETWEEN NEW YORK, OI.ABdOlV, J Jt f AMI MOVIL1.K (I.DNDONIlKRUY). with I'lr-lah 'SilKi It.-keta at f educed rate, to Llv.rpc-.l. London Ilu til. n Ao fr Vim BTATI' in Ni.VAHA Tlniridat, Jul) in. i 4 M. it. ym t al lit paraact:), 10 f'-' according to ioiallun of tFrPifi itAierooin I x, union llcketa t'.1 to 10. Meerage aJirv tick ei a to and front alt parte of I n rope nt low.u ri. aRs I m )r nn p'er olwiiii.ia )-ii -.mtu I erf). Breoln V. fl 'ITm Y r freuht .iinl an ,ge .pplr 10 .Wf. AlbllN HALUMH A (i t.eii At. 'J Brodw v y. rJ I rillTr. UTAH I.IM.. V s ASH IIOAL MaJI, j 3ft .T Steatnere, New lor (jueeniio.vn, end I iv.rpoeL ui, MAJEeTIC ttedn.fiUy JlI) l", Il I, M, tjl OEI1MANIC Wedpeada) J ilvlJ. 4P.M l'i.t Very anierlor aecond cabin acconimedatloBB on ua- t1-! ieitlo end leutonlo bleeraga to aal from lb. eld coon. A r I2ti Company', offlce. 41 Broadway anion th. rV wiart loot Well lOlUIL J. VllUcl. J3X A), Allah

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If S THE SUN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 16'JO. 1 ,,MMMMM,M,..M,.,,MMMM,MMM,M,MM,,,,fcMMM,,gMM,,WMaM -?M -i H qEanttfl ffimnltfl. A DAUB PREB8 FKBDFR wanted by. T KELLY, S53 and JWllroorawt ATOONO QIRLwTnteTtnmlndababy, mm. rir.VATnu.K, i.o 1st t. A- OIRL. IMo 17, to a-alit with light hotuiwork. Ill Bsstfttth t., lit Door weit f9, OIRL wanted. AtMn rEKRTB, 169 Cberry It. to IJsKf do general homework j'SESj OLANK BOOK rlnPRR npon JIoAdaroi tnachlneij SiWI JLs aiaady and permanent worn jjHV. J o. HflAW ULAXKBUOK CO, 201 Canal lt, BOOK FOLDRRS Oood folden and palters wantedi lUadywork. ritWIN 1VF. I JBI" M Howard it-, corner Croiby it. rR "rjOOK SEWERft. palters, and S-ijtl itiarhlne on- KlTl JLratorawantedatur.O It MAtKVH,H3tMmii3thav. M "OLAN BOOK BFWFR9 of experience Jl J U.8UAW BLANK BOUK CO Ml Canal at JoTI-TTMERERSd. V-amad lft f k J300t ,EWBirg ""jJT.WlVAN. M Bcelman it 1 1 (f RllOK FOLDERS and mactilne"feederi wanted e.trl PjMi.,u M-wouA. 1 flRLU who haT worked on lewelryboiesandboolr. J y covers, alao learners. Corner TTaiblnglon and III TVatar m Brooklyn I .fitRLB, about 18, to learn machine embrolderyipaia jU V wall, learning, eteady work Its Yleet li.thst. i II .TilRL T7ANTKD to'do hooaework In a amall family) IP l a airman prefaced. HI Hat. 7,16 3d aT 0.0. iff LONG ACRE AGENCY, ilia Cor. A'gll. at.. 7th -nd are.l ijlH Cooks, eherobermaide, wattreisei, kltchin maids. (Ill ctesnera. and .very kind of eervante employed In lJMMl.U IIOTKI.H, hoarding hou-es. and '111 private famlllee either mala ur females thousands Ij jaunted to regliter places now read) at tu wagea .Mil f ADIES'Rllor8.-operatoron binding sllppen, alio lilt J-i .xp.rl.nce Up paM.n CQVSEi, ill OSTRICH FEATHERSL-Wantel. good eewers. curl; If! vl ors. an preparers rood pay, eteady work Apply HE I to IhUal AS II. UQU A to- hfejlroadway. J 1 VrtBTRICH FEATIIKRR.-WenteJ, curlers and prrpar- I Uereri; good pay iteadr work. Apply to I til I THOllASH JitOOlJJt Co.3f3Hroadway HI I VkRTRICII FCATIIFHR-dood curlers, parrltra, and lit I W"t-'" AKrLnRUM.ljar.AdJy. l I -kBTRirn FEATHER-Cnrlera. wer ctara. Vyaadprapara-yud. ,,-j,, jl I I .-jSTRIcn FEATMERR.-Wantad. rood cnrltra. Ap- I III I J ply at IIANSOSA UHFKN .1.111 Bleckr (t. I FkSTRICIl FEAT1IFR3 -Wanted, pop t enrltrti work III j: VJ ttrau home toifooj workerao HestSdit. I L PFJi AT0 R s"want ad'on One flannel ehlrte, no lee- III r J tinnwork only experienced lianda need apply to Jill B. LOEfffcNaTEIN, D3 AT C III ll ""aolvrpTTREI'S HANDS WA!JTED.-Eiptrlenced II it JTirlrll only, for llhttrat ooli. pol warn and III I I, at.ady workVApply 4 Mate at, Brooklyn. lljll ji feArKR BOXFS.-Wanted. experienced firla on ilaa If It JTwork. ApJ BApEv .o. T a ,fc WANTED A roan woman about 2 popaeailnc rood bonlneM quaMOcatlone. (or rarroantnt noil- Nil m tlon Inooratore. Appu at siucer oOloe, corner tin ar, 111 and lath tl. between tt and a WAMFD Pint claa bnttonhola makers on flna cnetom ehlrta Apply to B HOOKS BBOTIlhRS. Hroidway. corner 35d at. IITANtEd-A retractable middle aed woman for TT raneral bonaework two In femm eoM rererence A.J,KIMMr HLE. in Weit tih a- TVANIFD-A youn woman as waltreM In a hotel. TT mwt be emart and como well recommended Ap- Jly at MWKENV-. HOTEL "IVANTrD A atrone wlllln ulrl for reneral hooe- TT work, cook, null and iron, call all thll mornlne. IScEat 8Jd at 11 ANTED (loodlireratoTs and Hnlibera on ladlee' vTjacketa and cloaka, no men. 311 otockton it. Brooklyn. K. I' 1T ANTED-Neat aewera for dreimakln alio an ap. Tl prentice Call twoilaya, l.lui Lcxlngtonav- let flat TUtTANTBDOlrlToF ireneral booework. email fam T T lly rerereiue. 3oJWet HClbet.. New iirk MTANTFD-A elrTaa rlalncook: good lanndrem W reference!. US Wen lJ-dit. VwiSd UADIEt WANTrPtnmake rnbber eboel In X elx weeka can earn 7 or week board rait MI. learning Addreia .OLCHESTbK hCBBEEl COMl'AST, tclcbeiier, Cona A CAPABLE MAV. between a and SO. with anma a. knowledge of retail buuneRe, and wlio knowe now fo man ixe, wanted for our otty trade a fair salary will bo pal. while learning the duties of the oo&ltlon Ap Vly be rtonally at f tore, cor. 16th at and 4th ar between ant1 e "W ANTRD-AI cutter In a blank book bindery and printing office, on Panborn machine ateady; no etf.er need apply. KHtlMllcllo Howard it. riRST TLASB carrlase trimmer on new co-pel and coacbee also an experienced woodworker. EDWABU Ull Llf. .VI and -J I fait aiitat. A ROT WANTED to feed ilordon pree and ron or A randa 6M1TU A M01IR. B Old Blip. A-060b CARRIAGE PAINTER. JtX JOHN O. JAUEB. 3B8--1S Wet SHI et. -BEAT THIB -40 PrlneeTlbert inlta. IJ. a S30 -X cutaway mlt. r; r.Oeolt.$e. cmtominlt.i&np. CAMERON, ui HatbuahaT. Brooklyn. A SUITS to order, (n fin pants to order $1 JX CAMERON. 702 Flatbush aT Brooklyn. J30ILER MAKERS wanted. Riveters, caikera, and food general workmen can Bnd emp oyment with McENTEE A RODIE, Rondont,N T. T)ItI(lIIT BOY wanted In a printing ofUre to whom an JJ opportunity will be gireu to learn the trade, one ;luat irora school preterred Address O, box I it. Sun fflee DO0KR1NDLR8. Tippers and pesters rounders and J backers, headbanders and liners caie makers and caaara at 131 and 1 3a Lanal st. Tliumlay, r. M. DUn BOOK BINDERS-Flrst cFais forwarder, so J Ibrand steady, wants work, beet references Ad lrau B, hox!8i, Sun ofllta. TJRASR MOULDFRS wanfed ApplT promptly to X THE YALE AND TOM.NE tG CO, c4 and M Chambers at. New York. "booKBINDERS Anaxrerlencedcaser-ln alaonaood MJ rounder and backer, none but nrst cta-a handa need apply. 33 Pearl it. potlKBIMiKRa-Maiitad. half bound Onlihera. Ap ply at faftory, cor Brldna and Front Hi- Brook a. "PLANK BOOK FIMflHFRon lob work P JOHN B. I'OW E ltd SON. 101 chambers it, ROY WANTED to workln booicbl'ndery JJ O, n. ALEXANDER, Il6 rTest lithat. RAKFR. "Second on bread nearclty. Call 300 Waih--a- Initon at. Brooklyn nearbrUta. ROOK BINDEB-StamprauTe II B. ARCHER, Xi 17 Park at. SOLACKSM ITU'S UBLI'ER WANTED 30 Wait 13th f ARniAOE TRIMMERS wanted 10 10 to Troy. N T. VJ Apply A. B. SUEItWOOD. I.M7 Ba. peer 47th St. THINNER WAITER wanted. Apply at 70 Elm it. KURHT CLASS C LINDER FEFDERS wanted Apply between 0 and M o'clock DIAMOND FBINTIKn OFFIOEM Elm st ?ARM HANDS, ooachmen, gardeners, man and wife, a groom, stab emeu, and men lateir landed u anted at CABFB.NThlfi'. luri th at. fOOD HARNESS MAkFKor Jobber wanted, coma W readrjo work. I IbOJdaT X10RSFSHOERSA"good rioorman wanted at lsMan A hatun ar., Jericy city llclthti, single man pre zerred "lOB COMTOBITOR (Union) -First class. NOLAN BROS., a7 and fiBFIeet St.. Brooklyn. T,l ACIIIMRTSORFCIIANIca see here. Slraneet nererthoorht of It beforel Addrnt or lee Na. T10NAL PATENT 00 36. Broadway, patent sollellors. -kTON'UMON IRON MOULDhRS wanted at Union, J.1 Falton. Blidon and Nutlnnal Iron Hoiki ran Iran ejiaco. wageis-oijper day and steady work guaranteed, cost of transportation refunded to iteady and good luen. Address Lock box 13. Maucti Chunk. Is. IDHENU HOUSE f.3 Rowery. near Canal it-S3 mm JT wanted, lodgings, l&c.i iprlug bedsi free baths. TPIANO CII!PPF"wanied; Jt BCIIUBERT PIANO COOll Fait 134th It. TRIMTCS. (land preiiman to jirore electrotypes. X OILL eSokaVIMI do so 41 1 ark place. DIANO UAKFBS.Regitlators wantel at the Ester J factory. 133d it, near Harlem bridge GTOCKFITTEBS wanted. Apply aiTU Keade it. New sj York. rpo-BOOKBINDERH Wanted, forwarderandsie X maker. F.J. PI8TEK A Co, 71-73 lulrcrslty pUc elty, npINSMITtl wanted. JL lH. SIMTSON. l.MBBIhAT. rpwo nort3E3IIOEKSatMHir"rlionit, fTSFFUL MAN. Swede or"bano for gentleman! J eoi ntry place, ateady work. Boom J, SOI H ailiing ton it. Brooklyn f TMBRELLAS Outdoor handa In run and tip. VlllitbLl. a I.UBK, 1 lliprnardst 'T8PFUL H FN for gents' placet and farms Apply CCENTBAL, 33i H.ltun at, Brooklyn 'WAI,TE',-,'0RTI1F I'NITFD BTATFH ARMY, able T bodied unmarried men between the ages of it andSftyeara. flood pay, rations, ilotblng and medical attendance. Apply at 107 lludion it M or lull to tn it, IPark rowNewyorkclty, or Bl j-ulton tu. Brooklyn. VTf V Eiparlenced furriers, aocuilomed to all 11 kinds of work Apply C. a (IUNTIIF.il 8 BOSS, 181 ilh ar WANTED Xlarhlna hands on small saw sn I loro Tr lalhel. atiotilanu at tion uud cat lnt inakirx ofl Altll HIIU8 BJIUliiuv, 11 ANTED-A good wheelwright, blaikimilh sol If palmar on wagon and truck work 4tJ .7 Hi it ITANTFD Carriage palniirsand irlmmira. Call at TT 14 Murray riim w to Fil Tuesday, July t XV ANTED Bxperlenred aeckwear raleimaa for this JTT city, HANDLER BBuB., sou Broadway. 117 ANTED Maa for cattle Humeri for London and TT Urerpool, workfer free paage. S4Ureenwlchib WANTED-dratilte itoue cutten and niitiu at Wait TT Point, N Y, XVAT1' '"ooJ slableiiuiial JJi Writ llouito'MU TT New York. yANTED-A'bla'ckimlth'i helper 010 (WiPr'th it! OK BBICKLAxLRS wanted Apply on erhoel build Af lug. oer, Stan iwlck and Mererr ata. Jeniy City SU-NNAN, Ccnmctof, i 1 111 Bw MM w minimi frmitmiM MADISON BQUARK OARDBK AMrnlTHEATIB. SAMUEL FABNOH A BON, (laneral Managera THE I.ARHJBT. CIIOLhST AND MOST MAONlrlCENf I'LAtl. OF AMLSFMtNT IN THE WOULD Erery htenlngatw. Sacred ConeertFunday Etinlng. STRAUSS andhlsnnrlTallad IMPERIAL AND RoYAL TIF.NNA COUUT BALL ORC IILSTRA. Together with Tllll (VIIANII It A 1. 1. KIM. "Chooilngthe National Hower." at 0 elocfc Slranis Oria.l Conosrt,atu 0 clock. "Peace and War," at 10 hi o'clock Prlcei urcheitra Stalls. II SO; Arena and Farnnet Promenade Including lean tl. Admlailoa, Oround Moor Id Balcony and Upcar rrotnenade, M ceaui Boxei. containing ill. W; boxea for Or a, aj. I .lN'H SIEGE OF VERA CRUZ MANHATTAN BEACH iniH ami Kvr.nr K-rrviNs EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY. Arknow edged by OENKRALN, tKTKHANM, Tnr.ATBl I'AL UANlOEBH, AND TUB r.NTIKK rhlJH TUB GREATEST MILITARY HPECTACLB ever wltneied. BOO TROOPS, CAVALRY, INFANTRY, BAILORS, Aft, and BBANB rillHWOHKrl, CASINO. Broadway anc5 8th it ErRNINORATSllo. America's Coolest Amusement Resort. SECOND MONTH. The Brazilian. CONTINUOUS ROOF OARDKN CONCPRT, 7 30 TO 11 Admuilonaucenta, Including both entertainment!. PALMFRS THEATRE "TUB SEA KINO" Cooleit and Most Comfortable Theatre In New York. Nightly Filled with Entnuilaailo Auditors tn,RD j' THE SEA KING. I WEEK. FBRFORMAKCE. Treienled by tha WILLIAM J. G1LM0BE IIPEBA COMPANY. Etenlngsats Satorday Matlnaaatx BROADWAY THEATRE, .Wil Tha llandsomeit and bafcit Theatre In the It ogld. MR.tRANht HANUER. Manager COOLED BY TONS OF ICK. OD MONTH A Nil l.AMTft WEEKS. (.'A8TI.FN IN 1 UK AIR, By C A B1RNE andO A KKRKKB, WITnDE WOLF HOPPER AND HIBORbATCOMPANT. ETery etentnr at a Saturday matinee at 3. lUO'fll PEKFOttMAMCE ADO, 11. EDEN MUSBR. Tha World In Wax. Al'l'llABANCK OP 1'AUNC.E KANKKICI TAKK-ltOR and llaautlfal OMBNR. aft. erg. ERDELY1 .NAC7.1 a HUNUABIAN BAND Ttf AD1S0N SQUARB THEATRE. S&nJ Beau Brummel t tllk L hNINO S aO-BATUBDAY MATlNhB. KOSTER BIAL'S !V bViSJW. CA1U1I-XC1TA. Madame Angot Epanlih Btudenta Bklrt Dancers. TON'T PASTORS THEATRE 14th et MATINEE TO-DAY. GRAND St-CUESS Bid HIT. IVIDQ1V IIBDOTT. TERRACE OARDFV, wth it, near 3d ar Bummer Ttiestre and Promenade Concert To-night Afrl carelee. bebuets and Englaemler. and Klralfy a ballet gltt gurf. MOSMODTHPARR RWPMOWBBAirn.il. J EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY and BATl'nDAY. LntllTIIUBMlAY Al J3. Cntnmencing3 1 P. M. Central It It of N. J Lloerty et terrv. Sil Mali 11 n A V.. 12 10, I.' 4. 1 1 311 P tt PenniyltanU R. It, Cortlandt and Drebrotsesst Isrrlea. u.U. 1IJ-JA. ll,ini,U9ur.U.(ir M oh Saturdays only). Boats, na Sandy Hook rrom Tier A. foot of lt.ctor it, 7 li. u. 11 A. I 11 li 1 P. M Faro, round trip. Including admlnlon to Bald, f I 50. 11 U CRItKMORE. Sec A. J. CASBATT. Free. SMiorcnnnrou?. RUN KF.NESR-Liquor Habit In all tha world there Is but one cure Dr llainea Colden hpeclno. It can be glreu In a cup of coOee or lea. or In aruclea of food, without the knowledge of the patient. It la abao lutely harmless, and will effect apermaoent and speedy cure wnethertue pstlent le a moderate drinker or an atcohoilc wreck. It never falls. It operates so quietly and with such certainty that the; patient undergoes no Inconvenience, and era he le awara. his complete reformation la eflected. is page book of particulars ALFX. IIUDM'T. SIS Broadway tFISMAN A MUFLLPMIACIt Bible House Loso-ACRK PHARMACY, 48d it and Broadway It HUDNUT. 031 Broadway. Brook lyn Agents. BOLTON DBUO CO. 3U Fulton it BRU8HF3 of every description at 315 Pearl at, oppo site Peck slip lowait prices JOHN it llorPEL. manufacturer. A POSIT1VK PACT.-CmbMllas repaired whlla you wait Inc. up, re covering at low prlcei. factory on the premises fcMITU B. 123 Fulton st, up stairs, branch alore, 1 54 East 1-ithst MASOS WORK, plastering kalsomlnlng. flagging, chimneys, gavlls, front stoopa rspalreit W UUBDON. J73 U eit 35th It PARTIES TO tHOM P J BRBNKAV, painter, da c.a-e.L Is Indebted will rail at 77 4th place, Brook lyn, on or before the 13th Inst rpilE CATROAT ENIGMA of Little Silver, New Jersey. X challenge! any boat of the same class, twenty two feet to lail tbree races, belt two osldC three, for a bursa of lao or over the nrst race tOTM aallid on tha Kouth brewlbury the leeond race on tbe North Shrewsbury, an 1 the third ir necesiary. to he sslled upon neutral waters. For fnrtrter parllcntars Inquire of THOMAS RIDDLE, Oceanport N.J iTunilonflWnirlrtL THE SUN UP-TOWN OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY, Near Ota Bt., Opraalls the New -fatal. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL II P. M. AdTerttaera nay ala leatwa AdTertlao. aaeata att the folia las eea, whore the rates will be the aaaae -a theae chere at the mala efBce I IIARTOOENSIS, t,17 NINIB AT, 00R1TEB 71D ST F. E KRUEUER, 3H EAST D BT, COB. MADI SON AV. X Y. U'MILLAN A JAURSOV, 400 WEST ITTI1 BT BAM O WALLACE EAST HOUSTON ST. THOMAS F. MARTIN, 0 TOMPKINS MARKET, ID AV, BET BTII AND 7TH STB. HEW YORK. T. MCWEENY, L14S Mil AV NBAR TUT Bt A. SCHEUERMANN, 71 WEST 12VTU St JL JENNINOS, 16 EABT33D ST. AUOISTF, SCnWARZLEB, STTH BT. COB. rARK AT. (Telephone Call 363 39th gt) JAMESA.MCUINNISS, 30WEST14TII BT, -0011 -KENT aUABA.STEE CO 40 GRAND ST. 33E.01FS:,T fSTNt SIOKBISKT'8 PHABUACY, asactlea or Fultoa aaal Wavahlatsa atraeta. F. J, MOORB A CO, I,7S BEDFORD AT, NBAS Q.UINCY BT. (Telephone Call 4U Bedtard.) BROOKLYN ADVERTISIVO CO, 38 FULTON ST. BROOKYLN ADVERTISING AGENOY, 330 BROAD WAY, NEAR MARCY AV. A. A. WATSON, 870 BROADWAY. J O'DONOUUUE A CO., 3,7 ATLArTTTO AT. Cxexipcixt, Ij. X. BOLEMAN A 8P1TZBR. 2SB -AUATTAX AT. A DANE, S3 years of age. married (ipeaklng no Bog llihl wishes position aa bookkeeper or foreign car reipon lent with reliable home, or would make himielf fenerally uiefuiat anytblugforsmall wagea. c JACOB. ONcareof lira Bertolotto, 3d floor. 3IU At. A. A MAN of good axperlmce deilree.'A ellnatlon with some targe Arm to put up all kind! of machines. Addreis D. Nll., box nu Red Bsnk. K.J. AMIUNOMANwIsheaa situation at drlTlng or to do anything resldee with his nerenta. Address 3td Fast Mlb it, biaemint A LIGHTNING CALCULATOR wanta work of any kind AddreiiCALOULATOB, 4iQEaste3dtt. olty. A WOMAN wishes to work by the day. Mrs. BUCKLEY. S3Eait 7th it A" SITUATION for a strong boy Ityearaold VICTOR MAKTIN. fo3daT. BOY. in ears old wanta a position on a farm on Lang liland SI a month and board. Address JOSLP11 IUNAN, 111 l.ast4thst BARTEMIFH wants aliuatleni Al mtxert Drltclaia rererencra. Addren 0. box 104. bnn office. COMPOSITOR. Good two third Job eompoiltor, ac qnalnted wlih lUtlonery deitree noiltlon. STBINER. lua Delsncey it DRIVER ((lerrotn) wlihei a iltoatlon, fouryean with lasts plvyer, but of referencea PRI EM, imp Front it. city. ITALIAN OlirilAN GIRL wlihee place of gov. men: I renrh 1 nsllih, piano mile, Italian very well, she will 1 rovlde herpelf for the lournr) registered teller LliflLDt. 11IBIODI. t-alu,10, via bat Igllsno. Italy IlROOFRFAHFit, asperlenced want, employment, lob work preferred; can take charge PliACTlUAL. Box 173, Sun office, SITUATION WANTED -Young man 31 wlihei a pos? Hon aa driver on a delivery wagon, or light porter work, J le.re eiperlenre as driver Address M. OEIILACH, i.33B3d aT, grocery imra. SITUATION WANTED by a gentleman who has bean 13) ears In the wholeiale and retail rlothloc hate and geuts' f urulshlug, can f urnlih best reference J K, 8 Station A, city, SMtRT willing boj vnuld Ills elluatlon as an errand boy Apply alpildciico, JU riafi'th it T II HANRETTY, UNI'.Ft 1. MAN wanli employment married willing to work, ipeake (Jerui suanl hnghsh. Address JOH ItuTII, tl r.sstMth it, city. WANTFD By a young man, a situation to learn a tradl, belt city roferencee no atrald of bard swot- U t. tlAWklNS, 311 Welt HlL it. city, I aaSiee'aea'saa lenai lalaaA. LONG BEACH HOTEL, i.ono niiAcn, 1- 1. "ON Til K ATI, A N TIC." ONLT TWENTI FIVh MILFS 1ROM NRWTORK. FINA.H'1" AND HAFfST HURF llATII. INO IlflACII ON 'I nil (IIAHT, ORCH1 hTHAL MUSIC TWIOK DKIL. POINT LnOKIIIlT HOTnl,, Five rullee east of Long Reaoh. noattng, Sailing, and Tlihlng In the Bay and Ocean JU1INT, DEt INK. Man. ARGYLE .tHOTEL COTTAGES AND CASINO. nARTLON, X., NOW OPEN. A few cottages to rent for the lesson. B. IELAN II. Manager. -AVIIJtON lilOTEB GREATSOUTH BAY. Accommodate. 30U gueits Heated by eleam. 111 llarde and Bowling. Rowing on Ireih water lekes. Pnrt bathing Excellent bine, ba.s, and beep.headllihllag. Taokle fnrnl.hed. The two new and liand.omaly f quipped yachie. Laurie and Orac exclusively tor use of guesta stabling for firty horses Inline under men agementot thet Meyer, formerl of tbe Untied States Hotel, fcaratoga. Itatas Jon and Joy $15 per week an d upward. t II. RuuRa Jr. Proprietor, late St James Hotel. New York. WITHIN 10 MINUTES' WALK OF MANHATTAN UKAC1I, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I. "Uowlt Villa." PHIVA'i-K IIOAltlllNO IIOVBR. ThU wtll-known -nditlcet tamllr rtftort it optnfor til. pummtr and fll To rolnuUi rip to Navnhtu or airt-iiinn ttenchet, ad hour frnm Nw ork city, Accoramodatlon only flntolait. Ic-rm- lira no q ble. topeelul ItHte tu Enmities and i.xcur low Purtlea from n dl-tance, Sheepshead Bay.L. 9. TVJIOK McMAIION'S OIaD ilOTKI- wtI1brun xcttite.r on the Furofean plau ibli iam Bier. Particular att a ml oo totrainlauia. MANHANSET Honit and Cottatren Rh.lter Itland. L. X. K T n-althtnilr located beautiful scenery drlrrn, and rroTet. jachtlnff Iiathlnv, mlilntr tnimia danclnr opan until bapL IB; eaaliy aecesstble by new fait tralna by Lonff Island Hatirnad and Meanier SHI LTbii iHliANIX Fenil for term and tl ci rated pnmphletto IthNRY B, MnWEIt, inanaer, Matibanset House. buC folk county, isw Vork. "THE TOWERS LAKK nONKONKOVA. L. I ririt-e.ua auromar rsiort, on tha b-nks of thalska, amour the plnea. Air an abpotute cure for malaria and all bronchial affections, h xorllent bathlns and flhtnir Hotel now open under new tnanatement. tTeryihlnt; of the highest order Paths Ua Open Firspiaesi Ac or rooms and termi aildiesa "Tlie Towers," Konkoa koma. Ut The Elmore. SAYVILLE, I. Beantlfully located near dreat South Bay. Acoom. nodaUonafor lot JAM. SPALDING, Proprietor. W. U. SPALDINO, Managtr Alaoot BAY MLWHOtoE. Shelter Island Heights. N. Y. STETSON'S WATSON HOUSE. BAIIYLON, I.. I. A FIRST CLASS IAUILY HOTEL. On Great South Bay. Open all (he rear ll.hlng salt lng. and ihootUig A Mef. iffi Toot, I roprletor BAY SIDE HOUSE, AJIITYVILLt I I. Delightfully located, near Great South Bay, terms moderate, boating, Cahluz. and bathing "ATTIILW MCBPnr. rR ROCKiWA", I. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. Complete tn all It appMnlinrn's. Open Jon linn der the manaeeniBitt nf tht well known caterrr Jufl.N J. ROiihIt,o.ik place. New York. OCEANHOTELv IAII nOCKATlAY, I.. I.. Now open lor be si asoiL Arcoiuinolatious for 2nn gne.ts gsa running water, and abU ERAlIb To THE OCEAN, i or terme eall or adare.s ae above or PEffclt MAHL'lltL. IB bait 47th it Hollywood Cottage, FA1X TtOCKAAVAV. 1 I., Now open for tha eeaeon all modern Improvements. to. J. 1UNEB. formerly of the Windsor Hotel THE. LIKTWOOD, RAT SHORE. U I. Fine still-water bathing Terms and circulars on applt eatlon.Addra J B PULLIS BELLrORT.'u I. BA IKTSK charmingly located on Great Sonth Hay. splendid achtlug still and aurf bathing, service first class. jr circulars and information nppiv to I ROdkEl BIlUTHI.Ri. Room 853 Broadv, ay, N ew ork, or ut hotel. MAIIISOV .IIOl'HK, FAR KOI KAAV, K I. Now open. Now management, nrst class board no bar. MARK WHITE, tt&U rait I7th It, New lork BLUR POINT. L. I Boarders aceommodated. boat ing n.hing, lathing with a broad plazra and a aptendldihade, good table; rbange daily, terms mod. orate J It v ARNbit Troirletor. nnowN'R ro"TTA4jJS FAit itocrt. WAY. I.. 1, near eea.horet 3 nevlr renovated roomi, open .lone le lariiee d.ilrunsot home com tons for terms apply Ms West 37th et. or on premlies. HSIITnrilltT IIOTI.I-, I ATI IKXllI. L I. Beaaon of loi pen from Jnne to October Terms, IV to f IJ per week Mia s N MIITn, Prop. ORANOE GROVE IIOTFL AND COTTAGE on the Great South Ray. I'atchogue, L. I. Boating, bath, lng flahmg onsurpsssed. 7enth eaeson under same management Open May uatll October lurnhhed cottagea to let BANFuRD WEEK. Proprietor. New Jeraey. AHRUBY PAltTC, N. J. COLEMAN HOUSE. Directly on the beach. The leading hotel of the ptaea. Will open Saturday, June .s. HMU rlratclasi stable. Ratee, diagrams, and informa'lon or A. MlAlhR. Kanagiug tlark, or J. E. RALPH, Proprietor, Atbury Park. H. J. ANRVET l'AKII, N. a. COMMEEtCIAL. MO'TKti. Open all the year round. Modern Improvements. Fperlal terma to famlllf s. 1.IVKRY AND BOARIIINO HTABLKH, Accoiumodndon for uj horiesi everything new, all 'itylee of oarrtages for hire at ihnrteit notice uamlm ii. icomain, piwp, ahbury'i-abr, n. o.. tSfr. eTj-TVr3)3 ECOTXIIj. Belect family hotel Modern and homelike. Broad Claztas facing tha ocean. A Idrr.a K A. IV 1 ATT. Manager. ANIC1TRT PARK, N. .1. TfiI8: VICTOBIIA Family hotel, fronting on ocean, unobstructed rlewj Hunted by s and elcctrlclt) artesian water, all rool rn Improvements superior table, terms moderate "this" iFAsmrjrGTorir NORTH AhBUItt PABh N.J. Ilouie and furniture uewi eleclrlo lights tbronghoutt within 1UJ ysrdi of the ocean. AHIl'ntY PARK, N, J. TDG MTHAXIr, Corner 3d and .Klngsley; delightfully located; full ocean view; modern conveniences, A. CRAWFORD a'niiiiuy park. ino'fi'fliD. ciiiLHi:v. Kewroanaireraent. one block from beach i select tablet urma moderate. HN.Jif.H A hOlMMOHn, Manastra. O0-SA-? GltOVB, TS. J. SHELDON HOUSE nBCAC HUrilFMM. CRANUK OF MANAGEMENT. Convinleut to oceait lake and camp Aocommodatei 400 guesta. Elevator Terms moderate. V. V. I.KPI.EK. OCEAN OROVK THE PENNSYLVANIA. Msln ST, near tha beach. Full ocean Tlow rood bede flnt olasa table. Mrs A. W LYMAN, box 381. HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES P3KT. Muile. hatha, and Ihe best restaurant at Long Branch, longbranchT UNITED STATES HOTEL OPENS JUNE 31 13 TO C.15U PER DAT. Reasonable rntei to families for the season I.AIlHi A AN tLEAl rruprletort LUN(1 IIHAM'n, N TT-B XX-OXl-CjXrO3, ON OtllAN AVI'MIK, A first elau ramily Hotel refltted and redecorated. Fine ocean view Open May (o October I.ONO R RANCH, N. J. CltAEJD VIEW IZOITSB, Corner Orran and Seavlew ava HPECIA1. TEBUN TU I'AAIII.IKH. A. O, HKAIIIiET. Proprletur. SCHOOLEY;SlfIOUNTAIN SPRINGS, NTX HEATH HOUSE. ThU beautiral mountain retort Ol'FNS JUNE la Rates rednoed, (IJ to (It per week. IMagrame, Ao at Evening Poit Building, New York (room twit Bend for circular. i, WAllltLN COLBMAN, mtm JBxtmfo New Tork. GRAND UNION HOTEL Saratoga Springs, UNDER TTJB HEW MANAGEMENT, 18 OPEN FOR THE SEASON TO OCTOBER I. OEOROE a ADAMS, Manager. THE GLAREDOU HOTEL, SARATOOA KPHINOB, N. X. This anstocratlo hotel will open June 25. Terms til per week and upward. ATEBII.I.dtOniiOORT, Proprietors For Information and diagram of rooms call or address enrofflco at HOTEL. SIAIXI.MOKOITOII. Brosdway and H"lh ft. New York. fisher's Island, n. y., Opposite New London, Conn Tha new and commodi ous steamer Mutt ataw ket will connect at New London with Norwich steamboat line and with trains from New lork, Boston and tw l ngiand elites, the Mansion House has been nawiy painted, papered, and refur nished, and fitted with piiimblnff under eanltary rem latlona, and will be open (orrecepllon or a limited num ber of cuests about Jnne telephone In home con necting with New London bos tine, bathing, and llrery facilities afforded. Address F. 8 Jo.NTB lot Htateitn New London, Conn, THOUSAND ISLANDS. Central Park Hotel, P. O. Alexandria Bay. N.T. In the mld.t of the tlne.t scenery and beit flitting gronnda In the bt Lawrence River. Nea hotel ntiaded lawns, ure water Perfect sewerage 1-ultra relief from hay rover and malaria. Batre HI ton day, tl0tetl7 week, bpeclal rates to families and parties E. I. HPANUbNBEBii. Manager. Sharon Springs, IM. Y. TAV1UOK IIOTltl- Earpenn Anpllcntlona f Hnlpbnr Water luhnlntloti, lnlTrrlnt.un. Ilutlinantl Doacuea, for RmnriiATTsii, aotrr. catirrh, undBKtit Diebaae. Pamphlet, list of nn.ie anil tnice rtaUa. JOHN U. GAliDaNGU BOUK HOTEL CHAMrLilllSI, 8 MILES SOUTH OF PLATTSBURO, N. V. FIRST SEASON. O. D. SFAVEY. MANAQER. NOW OPEN. For Booms, Plana. Terms, and other Information ad dreu aa above. Clinton county. New York, wTlford hall park hotel (I.ate Highland Park t Cornwall.on the Hudson one of the mo-t beautiful spots In tho orld. o erlooklng the Hudson for miles a lltn of beaut) and laiitlicanei; uii.i rpasied flrst-class acoommodatlcht for famlllss. AJdrese L. A. DARBAulI CATSKII.I. MOBXTA1NH. MOBLF.Y HoUsI lira miles from (.airo LloTatlon about l.Suu feet E. M. FERRFTT,alro f. 0.. N. Y. IfJIIES YOU 1IAE DICIDED on Tour inmmer ax- rangemcntl irn 1 a note or call and we will give yon evcr information also furnish ttckete and eecuree eep li gear or steam. Iilp aei.ouimodallou for any Hue. Beol,a of eumuier tourl free lllOH. COOK A HON. TimrE i ict BhllAintAY, JHJ CORNER OF WARREN OHlCfcb )l:J5. MAIl DAl.YB THEATRE. Connectlcjlt. ar"otlx-lolca, Oonn. "THE ST.'" 3AIC," now oit.n Mit 'i xi i: hi; a -mi Sr. Aniw hotel, dellxhifully situated beautiful d rites. fnet hstlilnx bemli In New England attractive rates to farulMea tntrii'linic to spend the eumnier Send for Uecrlpiie circular w UEuKUb A UKLLn f-alrneld Cona Alsn circulars and Information at Tond a music store, 2S tiiion square ..worku SA.IIROOK POLM, COM. FES.WSCK HALL Is now open for the season under the direct manacment of the proprietors of the Hoffman House Dorloo House, J E. TOWFB Tron Porlon's Point. South Norwalk, Conn On the I one; Island Mund. He auttr uily locate 1. UoHiinir hnthinir and tl'hlnjr Accommodatlun for Kiiesie b the day or the entire teaion Ttrrui on appll rntlmi. One hour from itrand entrai Station via S and N I! ILK. 6teatner City of Albany leaTes Heek mm st. E R. N .to V 11.. sist at., k. it, N .il P. M. Satardara half hour earlier. 'HOOSATOIG HOOSE, Now open Plttiated on the Ilouatoolc Rivfr. nar Stratford Conn one hour and a half from New ork by fast trains. Itoatlnr n-hlu eleeant drlvee. Ar plenty "f stable room, prlcei tnodrrkte Address for parti-olan M. J. LANE, P U. Stratford, cona Vermont. Native Home H-MoiiM Bass. SAMOV q,(KF VIFtY IlOl'SL. OS GREAT BACK BA I.AKI CIIAMPLMV ST ALBANK FRMOKT. CtVTRtLLYLnCATKD M IK BE-T B tf SOBOUNDS, Tr-LI-l'lluM- ANDI'usT OFFICE IN IIDl'sL P O. Al)linRE-.3 LAKF MEW HOUSI. FRANKLIN COUN TY. LRMIJT. S1.NDFOKDIAORAM H. L. SAMSON, Prop. YORK HARBOR HOUSE. IIIGHFST LOCATION AT TUT. HAH. riik, 'iaiiij: 'i iip iirsT. terum, SIS TO S'iL.'.O Pl:tt IVEEK, G. A. GoodallpProp'rgYorK Harbor, Me. Country goartl. BOARDFRVTANTED at a farmhouse 8 mile, from Nrwburgh high ground 10 l und health) noma larla accominodate .ti frre conveyrnfe, spring bed, good table. Ac. t'ruaVtand fa Aildre.e sirs J LA tuL. STAIN. Lronomcrs allty, Orange counlr. X Y. BOARD In private family, one hour from New .ork city, three mlnnles' walk from depot, largo airy roams excellent table terme moderate. Addran box brtf. Nyack on lludion N.J. CIM NTRY-TtOAP.D. near Oreat South Bay-Flno bathing, plea. ant rooroi good table moderate terms. A JARUH, Blue Point L I HAILOCK II0U1E, Oood (.round. I, I -Pleaiant roomy farm Imuie capacity to, limfeet from hhln i ei ock Sav, c no mile from the surf which resetted by free isiiti ai ever! morning extra large .lee lug room comfortable bedi, laige el adrd groiiMj brrery piaryaa generooe table, milk plentiful gooiraltenllon, terms 17 per week city reference Address Mrs KLIFA J BELLOWS, NICELY FURNISHFD ROOM TO LET, with or with out breakfa.i. all fmprovementa hlgti ground. Inquire 7J BUhmond road biapleton, ri. 1 SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES 'Jnwall YluV-Two minute.' ride or ten mlnutei' walk to Manhattan or Brighton Beach one hour from New York city. Ac commodation and table the belt Terms reasuuabla. Special rates to excnr.lon parllee from a dlsiinoa. Barn for tH u or three horiea and i arriagea Addrets Box 'J. HIIKF.I'BlIljAllnAT.'. tI. THE FI MS, house fronting Great South Pay I arga and pleasant roumi aood ebady gronnde. flihlng, boating, .till water and eurf bathing within Avo mlnutoi of depot Address Mrs. M FITitOKRALD, box 84. BayvlUe, L. t VINCRNT HOUSE, near tbe CatskllU -Post and tela grsphofllos, piano use: private family. Mrs II II. UNCENT. Freehold N WOODLAWN FA HM, treybnrg Centra Oxford conn ty, Maine Piaisaat lieallhv In. .Hon, plenty of good milk, fre.U ege butler, and vegelables Terms, 16 tier week Addrv.s Mrs JOHN VT. WALKER. (Coimtttj oiinl Watittd. MAN ANDMFR wsnt plain hoard for season with private family, moderate terme, no young cbll droit l'urticlars, F. RhUD, sum llal.ey si Brooklyn. ONE HOI'RS HIDIi H10H CITY II A 1.1. for gentle, mail. If e and baby, Addreia, with terms, which must b, reasonable KMIL NIELSEN, 502 Fast BMh lt ONE OR TWO FtMILIFS. mountain ain dellghtfol locality plant) of rmlt tr termi eiy moderate, ntt lete enoe h llUIrit II itoudale, Unter county, NY WANIFII-Boardforlad) nu 1 child Syeara old In a ff farm huuie. v. here no other boarders are kept Ad- dreta with terms. 1 .A MAW l(, II I Fait Pith it, olty gojit and ountt. LOST Between tha Csunty Court Home. City Halt and Perry e drug store a bundle ar papers. Finder will greatly oblige the loeer b) returning same to DeWlir LoUhMAN A DetllTT ttaNasaauit LOBT-on Monday July 7 a la ly e crrecent dlamonl birnitiln beiweennJ Irving pace and by Bl v. el.nl. 1 1 il'iui.i. then e tu I 'i an illth it atery III ml i ward i aid on return tub Irving plate, IOnT-Mnnda) morning on theSI tb eretiue I road. J 1 lack ihk i una containing a.i tinder will be re warded by returning to sj H .th it (tin REWARD for the return of a black cocker yB lJ epsnlel dog collar marked 'Bsinbo," loll from rTo.7Eiit731itJulye IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY. DIRECT ROUTE TO THE IRON PIERS AT Coney Island Long Branch. TO-IIAY-fl TIME TABLR FOR CONET ISLAND. raoH 4Vkhtiimt,,n. R.- in, it a M, IS Mj, 1. 1 4,-. aiBfts in. eilit I. 7, K and P. M PROM riKR (NEW) NO, 1 N. R.-IBattlry place station elevated railroads), 1st 10 si II 1 a. M, wan. I no. a, is, a,ti,l(u,a3rj,9),730, e DO, and 34 P.M. RETCRN1NO ZiRATKCONEYIHtiANIIPIEBlJ-Atin n 11.10 A. )l 1JII. 1 10, 2 10, 3:21, l'10,S,l 13, to, T-iaBio,w to, end lo so r. mT FARE TO uohEY ISLAND AND ItETURH, SO CENTa TIME TAni.T! FOR I.ONO iinANcni pifou Tvr.nr MII NT.. N. A.-M A.U. and rj top M FROM riF.U IST.W) NO. 1 N. .-10A M and 4 P. M. RPTURNIVO .I.KAVE OCEAN FIErt-lJ IB P. M. and 613 FARE TO LONO BRANCH AND RPTURN, 73 CENTS: SIMILE FARE, M LENTS Fxcnrslon tickets to Coney liland and Long Branch gold at all down track etatlom elevated roads, with free transfer between outh lerry and Battery Plate for 2d and Id av passengers, ry. Tht World's M W Hi A dillghtfnl raLdHraVfaSkn sail on fait. UUHlB going steam. Bni TaTH TnaP'Hal B R Mil t Two ('And at BeT-at BVIVVTl H V Concrfidally n V B am 111 I Wflr Magnificent vLL7s.' 111 wjW foliage, rare nPnJHMMHST plants and PElina nortlcnltnral Timg. menagerie xnggnlfletnt aviary and mammoth aquarium. Oin nine men liland olam bake. Dinners a la tarts, Klein Deuuohland." 'The dairy." Soatlnf, bath lng, fishing, bowling and billiards. TIME TABLE-STEAMERS LEATE Plerl", N. IV, foot Cortlandt St. 16. 0 IS.IO 41 A M. ltn) tf, .10. 3 30, 3 30 and S 15 P.M. Jewell's Wharf Brooklyn ion, lam, 110) A.M.! Mil, UK 3.13 3.43 I' M. 511 Street, E..t Hirer, 0.50.10.30,11 W A' JL 1 V 4 Is. ,U P. M. BOATS LEAVB OLBNIbLANDtaiSA M for KM Street and rlerlMt. rtt 11 is a. M. and 1143P H. for Pier 18 only 1 3.30, 8.00, 6 00, 7 00 and 8.00 P M. for all Undlnft. 0c EXCURSION TICKETS 40c. EXTRA BOATS. 8UNDAVS. EOCKAWAY BEACH. THE MARVEL OF THE AGE. THE ORRAT FRF.NCn EQV1I.IOBIHT. -iCHILLH PSEILXQItf, IN HIS n.VRINO AND rBIt.ODrj SPIRAL TOWER. Globo, and Rope Performance, J AT F.AS1BR nOTJBB. ROtKAVAY BEALIT, TVIO I'DIIHIRM 1MI.S DAII.T, Sllll) AMI AlllO i: m. Momlenr Phllh n nnes a perfecdy Oatsurface board tn hie dangerous ascent and deicent All others who have attempted spiral asren.lons had n grooved surface, preventing lateral motion and no one has ever been able to propel a globe o er a rope except M Phlllon Take N1HV 1 OIIK AND ROCKAWAT nr.ACU If All. WAV from foot of Ea.tSlthat, Newport, Flatbush ar. nation. Brooklyn, or Buihwlck. CONEY BSLAND. DRIOIITON UFAfjn, WIST BRIGHTON II EACH. Sea Beach Route, Culver Route, Bay Ridge Ferry, From Foot or Whitehall Htreet, Termlnnaot ELEVATED UOADht, I1KUAU1VAY LI.NE, IIFI.T LINT. Boati connecting at Bay Ridge with trains for Coney Island via I L fcR and SI A BPA( II RuCTES laava Whitehall itreet hourly from 7-10 to 11 10 A. M. and 1 alt hourly from 11 to A. M to 10 P M. Huadaye, I in a. l and half h urly rrom m in A. M to i 10 P M itetnrntng le.t trains leave Coney Island at 10 33 P M. Ixcurllou tickets, lucewts. Manhattan Beach. TKAINM LEAVE FOOT E.84TU ST..N.T. :u dally except Sunday). HBO I0 2i, II -3) A. M. 12 M. 1 ,ii (I "o undaya only). 2 :o (2 30 Saturdays andbwola)e only), s -M (x vi eatnrdaya and Snndaya onln aad half hourly from 4-20 P M. to B. P. U. W III1F.I1AI.I. SI' termlnui of all cerated roada. Hourly from7ito A. It to il 10 A. M half hourly from lilnP M too tup M., Euudayi hourly from b. in A. M. to until' M Pxira boateSaturdave-ll!OA.M, 12i40P M CltANULOM'Ell TH AFTERNOON AND GILMORE'S INCOMPARABLE BAND. AMI MAOXIPICENT riREWORES EYbltk BENINU EXtfcl'T bUNDAY AND MONDAY. BOWERY BlY BEACH The most betutlful and popular Family Resort only twenty minutes sail trum NewloTki accessible by leffliit MeamboAis from tast Pflth t at 10 and 12 k. and 2 4 U and h P M Also from Harlem nrldfa. isuth sc. and d bt k and l J a V. ;n.o id 7 l I direftjj to uratid Tier How try Ba Be if' tar 10 cents children half price AUo bj tirse ral.rond frotn East 93d and ul tt far rlee. It ft. iare. cants. lOilE&E POUT. From Faat teih et, by elegant steamboats. 6 and 7 A M.lhen Hourly till l P M stopping at (Irand I ler, Fowery Bay Beach, br In and 12AM. and A 6. and HP M i ripe, tars, locenu, children half prlea Baby carriages free Rockaway Beach. Train, for HOCK WAY PARK and way stations leave I.OMI ISLAND L1T tl S3. HtlU 10 VO. II A, 1. 1 IS J lit ttm 4 IV 3 43 7-OS SllO. r'J, 10 P. M.. Sundays 7 I". P-13, 10 10, 10 33, II Si) A, M.: 13113, 1 IS. 1K3.2IIS, 2 lv a -13 S 4 4HR S'13, 0 IS, (I 40, 7 (A 7 l SKA 0 Uf, 0 B3, 10O3 P, M. ATf.VF.riN K AN I) FAR ROCKAWAT, Tla N. T and R. B K Co, LFAYL EAST S4TI1 ST. 8, .so a. M.i 1 10 a m I'SO ciso. 7 50 Sunday! 10 30, 1-20, I 30. 2 on 3 10 7 30, 8 P. M FORT LEE PARK DAII.T TIMETABLE ORAM) ROUND EXCURSION .'30 A forty nve minute salt up the riL.lURI-.dQCE TIUD SON IJOT1-L and FAWLION now open Meamrs leave Canal at. landing at -2d and 3.1b ats. N R Hi and IS inlnulee later t lo.wi A. M 2 It B e; 6 and fi 30 P. M Leave lort Lee, 0 4S "J "111 HO A M., I2 M JUS P, M 3 Sn 4 4 U.7lS. anlSttOP M Indicates all the Intermediate landing ara made. rieaiant alley Orove to let V. W. SFERBCCK. 2 Spring It ttOUTII BEafH O IIAILT EXC17RHION. Sir. Thoa. A. ainrana, Hir. Ellaa ftancsw, roonipal,, F. RlT.r, XV. lOlh at., nr hrla. 10 13 A. M 1:13 I'. M Mplur St., N. RlTrr, 'i.o and 7 1' M 10 V) A II. lid) P. M., Bridge Dock, Brooklyn. a, IS P. ,3 3or w. 10 hu A 11. I V M, Dey Slreel-10 45 A 3 ISandOiUiP M. I l 3 V 343 P. M. I'ABII If! t'EXTS EACH tVATf. LOB.G BEACH. LEAVE 8ABT 84TH 8T 7 30, e,niiO A. M t 1.90, eSfO 4 SO, SJ; 11(30, 7 SO P. II Busdays. tMi, 9 20, "10.36 A, M 30. llO, 3 30, U 7,i0, Connect for Point Lookout CH0IFRAOR FI8niNOBAlKB DATLY.-DonhlS hnlled iron steamer ANOLMt with new hot ere and all safe Improvements, leaves slat st. E. R, 7 i, lleekmanat. K. K.7lOi PlerO, N. It, BUS A. M, freih bait to uents, 730 ladles, 30o AI. FOSTKR. DAILY TO OUOLERA AND 8 TT RANKS wsather permitting Monday a paiaeosers on the fait sea going steamer Ahol.!1!' oaught 1 to s pound sea baai exerlleut nibliur, and smsll boats don't rount', go dm class, fare, 73 cents, uo free list on thle b0-rn.TPt, IIBHINO or Cholera Bank! dally, ACCOMACK. FaH 1 Jilt it. i43i 3d et. 7: Franklin et 7iso, PI.rS.F R. 7.50, oSie block above iHsten liland lerry 7Sa,wtth belt check; clubi. SforWi Udl... too, OOOFKa I.IIHIII.SO UANK8.-Delly.r75e.alt wlrk halt, ladles X1 adeems steamer 8CHU1LER oaparlty, t out) pas sengers, fasten boat running; band of muela, leaves I asi .'3d it, 7:15, 1'.ck i.lp.7.10, Franklin North Klver 8 fi. nhma taptsln. OAflrt AND PonniFH on Cho'era lUnks" BCIIUYIKR Mj pseiehgers taught largo messes, goss Tuesday, Thuriday, BEI.BE tgor jgale. ICE ton $750. At principal depot 4d st, E R. Cargoes for isle. WVe losded from etora nooee td al E. R lee loaded aboard Care, lei.el now unloading on board eareon Central K K. of New Jer.ey Branch Depot. Foolloib.t N. It. per tnns root text it N ft., an per ton. Diamond lee and Transportation n t L TlUI.B, lot Parkplaca C0RNFR LIQUOR STORE for salaT Teryobeap Ap pi) 28J HudsousL LiOlt HAI.K-A five Inch eqnatorlaTtelrecop. Are eye JU pieces, finder, day glaaa, aun prlem ao, and two niloroicopeei aenlendid exhibition outot for tbe itrelt oreummerreierte.prlee.ii73 u J BURCE.loeneilSSthsU NewYork. r"liOR"SAIir5R RENT Frlvite hoarding home, fully furnliliad, location we et side, convenient to Park and 1. nation. Address OWN E R, Ttfvfeit lolthel MILL ROI'TB CIIKAP in Harlem good Irsdei good rig I all at stable 'i'l I a. 139l.li it PUKITArniOTKL, 1M Bowery, corner Delaaeeyst Accaa)mo4atleaa far gentlemen daalrtag eiggaal ttM ABO Horn comfort lo.,wo.i wieUy.AiJS aalii. TCIS V7"3Dia3 We shnll iTcr In our snlos room, lu iho llnscmcnt, sev eral well assorted lots of Fancy Silks, Surahs, Fig ured Intfias In Woven and Printed Designs, llroenilo Satins and various oilier styles of Novelties, at the uniform price of GO cents per yard. ON THE MAIN FLOOR Several thousand yards of I'lain Dress Silks, Surahs, aVc., in lengths of yards and under, at half price. Our stock of Figured India and China Silks has also been reduced in price. Great advantages Mill lie olicrcd in this department. JAMES IflcCHEEIlY CO., Broadway and 11th St. IF ANT OTnF.HH HEI.I. THE NAME GOODH AS LOW REAP THE BENEFIT, BUT UO 1UEYI THESE ESTIMATES ARE COMMON ENOUGH, BUT ARE THE UOODS THE SAME aa Ihoaa anld by LUDWIG BAUMANN CO,, Noa 308, 310, 312, and 814 fill aT between SSth and S6th us. THE LEADINO riONEER CREDIT HOUSE OF AMERICA. OUR TERMS, 70.no worth of goods for soo. a week. Boa 00 worth of goods for 73c a week. (30.00 worth of goodi for SI 00 a week. (73.00 worth of goods for 91 23 a week. Sioaoo worth of goods for tl 30 a week. (13000 worth of goods for Fi CO a week. LAROER B1I.LB IN PROPORTION. CarlRSdiultzs 8etter&Vi(marbonic. liltulu. and Vlcliy with Lltlila, Double Carlsbad, Murlenbad, Klsslncen, Ems, Schwnlbach, Pjitnont, Klsslngeii'IJlttcr- vrater, Pullna, &.c. Th complete analysis of each water is on the bottle, and the waters are guaranteed to acreo with theae analyses. Tbe only pare) and correct mineral watcra nold In thta city to-dajr. KENNEDY, SO CORTLANDT ST. (UP HTAIRSl. 49o'43S:7oo Canras Tennis Shoes rubier bottoms .7o to Tc Tennis (tournament sola,-i07 worth fi"" B levels. Oxford and KalronraL, rubber solei, $2.W, Direct from the factory, savins: retail pronu TO TJH hi SOTIV-E1, A person cured of deafness and noles In tl e head of S3 years it an ding by a slmn e remedy, will send a de scription of It free to any person who appllrs to IflCHOLSON, i77 Macdoujal st Nevt York. SUtrtion jjoticrjs. NOTlCK OV BALK. Default haTioK baen made In the payment of Inter est upon rome of the bonds Issue t under and secured by a certain mortfare or deed f truit tnate tho .Jitdtty of lJeteraber. lb7, between the JminUltdewalor foal Company, a corporation of me Mate of New Jersey, aa party of the first part, and ttm Mercantile Tru-t Crm fiany. a corporation created and existing under tie iwiot the r ate of New ork of the econd part, an 1 such default hailnffo ntlnut-d for more than averted of six months, and the trustee haUn elected thai Urn entire principal euro of alt the bouda nuisthmlin and secure t try eald inortaraco hat become due mtf parabit and having I een rrque ed b the hollers anJ onrers of a mAiOrlty of stub t onds. hn outstandlnfr. to exenue the po er of ule provided for In saI 1 mortgsf e. Notice Is hereby iriv en that the raid trustee will on the 17th da) of March. 18. tj at u o clock n "Mm. at the Court House In the city of Klenmond. in the Mate of Mrxln1a.Mll and dl-poserf alt and Insular the prop eriy. (luliniepu. franchises, and appurteuancen ron reyed or Intended so to he by raid murtsraee or deal t f trust, at publio auction whiihsatd sale shall he u ade to tha highest bidder thereat. The terms of such rale will be announced at the ma-Ins: thereof The property to be sold Is in the said rnortf &t e or deed or trust deicrioed as follows All the right Htl atii Interest of the party of the first part In and to a I the Ian is preml-ca building' ai d propertj ofsadpsrt of tbeCrit part, either real per tonal or mixed, and all of Its (State right, title ami tn lerest and eiulty l ndrrnpttoti thereliit that tstu all of the lands rereunlo drptnted and all of the mines and uilnfrsl rights, furnacci. shnfta. ttoiirns hiilidhiKu. sheds fences anil er ctloua now made and onnmrucir I or vet to he construcleu on the lands herf after de acrlhed and of tin prrsuual proprrt. eqitlpmenis, plant, machlner), fixture- tuols. imp emenu nu I up purteuances now owned br the said party of the frit part or hereafter purchased or acquired an 1 used nim aald lands by aatd party of tha tlrttt part, and all or tlin now or hereafttr chartered rights and franchises of aald roinpao). and also the lands and premise de scribed a follows All of the two tracts or parcels of land tlinatodorly lng In the county of Chetuerneld State of Mrirliila, bounded and iesi.rlt'd as follnwst Urst The first tract it parcel or land consisting alx hundred and eight and three quarter i?.) nrrrs, roun led on the south by Iho lands of Joel and 'amuol Ta) lor n the west by the ian or the Hilnlu and i oijbe atata. on tha north tha lands or the Mid othtan and Burrows property and hu ne llelce and on tl e rant by the land oolonglnr to tha etate of James K HcTyr. being tha same land couveyej t Salter Ifamllton by (.C McHae and BenJ H Nash, hpeclal (ommUfl nem by deed recorded lu rhesterncld coLnty, otateof Vir glnla. Clerk eodlre May w 10 tfecond That second tract or parcel of land contain lne two hundred J1') acres mere or less, boumlel by tlie estate of I urrowa (aciiulred by the said Hurrwe from the Midlothian Mining tVmpnn. and b t) land ahoTe rteierlited as the first of said twi irartaur lr cels. heltig the same land wtereof one namual mttxi died seized prior to the year HJit known as rle aerved or obbe and eubtoquentiy cunvied to i Vfalfr Hamilton by C Mritae And Mlllain J Cop tn Special Com ml u loners by deed recitrrted In (nee I terfleld county, ntate of Mrglnla. Cuunty Oierk e oillte, July li IrvHt Hald two tract or rareels of land were conveyed h VT alter Hamilton and Amy II Hamilton to the Wrgtma Tidewater Coal Company by deed bearing dat tho i tilnetesnih dty of August, one thousand eight hundred and eighty six and filed and recorded in (tieserilcli county, state of Mr gin la, lierks ofPr. in li H 7.' p in), on Aug Jl, IMH together with nil the mineral rights and appurtenances belonging to said Ian is t which recorded deed the rompanr reUrs more full), together wlin alt and singular the tenement heredita menu and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining and the reversion or re.erelons. remainder and remainders thereof And Also ail tht estate right, title. In erest. property fiovsesiion. claim and demand whatsoever, is well In aw aa In equity, of said purty of the first prtof in and to the p-ame and every prt and parcel thereof with the appurtenances TllV NERt'ANTILK TBUHT COMPANr. Trustee. Dated Jan l's IftiO Notice U hereby given that the sale of tbe above men tloned an 1 describe l property hss been adjourned from March 17, IS t tbe dare fixed therein to March Jl IM-; at the same place end h"ur. Tllh Ml i(l ANTII.I TltrST COMPANY Trnstee. Notice Is hereb) riven that the sale f the ah tve men tloned an I m riled property has been furtler al Journed from March 31. ifeuu fo April 3U, 1MX), attuo same place and hour TIIK MERfANTltF. TRL8T COMPANY Trust r a. Notice Is hsrsby given that the sale of the above men Honed and described property has teen further ad Journed rrom April t lMK to May l ttt at tbe tame place and hour TilK MKRt ANTILK TRUPT COM .'ANY, Trustee Notice Is hereby given that the sale of the anore men tloned and described propertj hss been further al Journed from May IV lr40, to June Ju lw at tha same i laa and hour Til MriiCANTILK TRUT COMPANY Trnslee Notice Is hereby given that tht sa e of the above men tinned and decrDet troprty hss been furtt er ad tirnel from uue lb, imMi, to July ItJ, lii at the same place and hour TIIK MKUi'ANTlUS TRUPT COMPANY. Trustee. "r 3ttMntrnon. Jnn A -vacation" pupils. Bookkeeping, wrltlog arithmetle, correspondence spelling eteuogrsphy typsMriiitig priiate Itisiriuiion day. eTenlng, all eitmmer I aloe flu. tries. ollegi iiH Bowery, cor Canal up town, 1117 H .Hlli.t cor H'way BANJO hONa AMI IIASCI-i lie rli g and ri'.l lancing lauglil circulars J ill i!an.iJi 11 .wcr), BANJOfUniiiN-llfcMU'iriiOllMiN s ie menu faolurerotlhepateut Hell Banjo I J'U Broalna) B'lt.NJO-aPORdBTEEIi maker leaehir day"e(an lug at D, corner Houston it. Ladlee taugiit. STAUMERIMO perfectly cured, 10 years lucceufuT, prospectua ECK 11 school, 837 Bedford sth Brooklyn, I. O WIMUINU t.orhtfor tMn elty ori.islde. Addren" ClUUPIONritriMMhR box (t.3. hun orrlce TEMIORAPIIT and Dpewrltlng -Bllll In I nenths aimxBaat Dienritlug leuonef I weekly. rillllll.1; Ll'.sfiilShon the uiiiioMr 1 1 Mrs. H Mulil.lii JJillleeilerit., nrilflat Snuriug gtraflrmttiJ. OPEN ALL BUMMEB-Tborough school for dancing TTAL1Z taught rapldlyj olroulars XNlOAtBDOUlTttt (.UhrJEBVAlUKV, t WwlHUlIt, CAUTION TrAn,,23.nV'n"J R.' ,W haa hlannmo nnd prion ntiirnperl on boltara, f(J$M t ?fin W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Finn Coir anil I.nreil Wntrrproof (iraln. Tho excellence And wearing qualltleaof thle iho. annot b. Letter shown thattlir theetrncg endoric menti of Hi thon.undi of lonrtant wearers. te.00 fiennlnn llniiil-errrrd, an elegant aad r atTluu tlrras hho.. which cotnmende It.eir. S0 llanil.erwrd Vrll. A fine calf bho. T unequalled for .trio and durability. SO. GO l.ooilyear Welt Is the standard drew O hhoe, at a popular price. SQ.BO 1'olleeniun'a rthoe Is especially adapted m for railroad men, farmers, itc. All mads in Congress, llultonard Lace. 1 $3&$2SHOESLffi( haTo len molt faTorxbly reeelreil since Introduced and the recent ImpniTi inenta mako them euperlor to any ehoee sold at these nrlcrs. Ask your Dealer, and If lie cannot supply rou lend direct to factory enilualog adTertlsed price, or a postal tor onler Llanka W. 1.. VOVUhXB, Urecklaa, Una, NE1TT0RK.-117, 20.1. Son, M7. I,3i 1 B30, I It.) lit ave.:H3 077 I.1H1 I U14 I.HUJd ae SSOi 607, 17L 731, WW, 1 1SW. 1,807, IMS Ml 1 VI J Sd Te I 833, 307, 77.1 81 h avo i lot, h7(X nth me 1 Aye Ai&3 InT Ats B, Itll, S21 Hrecnwlcll et. P2 and JH2Bowiryi uo haeiau it-t Broadnn) .3 Whitehall it. 819 n (Irand et.1 IV) 311 Cannl rt all ttest 13 ith at 1 17 H Bthare J'.i 1 ultoli 1 1 7-'u lOlh arc, sj ATe, C, Jl New Chamber, it. BROHKLN-0l. BI5, 1031. 1,507, I 3n Broadwayi iui Xltrtle are i 317, (-31 FultoneLi 211 Orandit. In7 Klathuih ae 273 Columl ia st 3.1 3th are lloCoort it 'i urand st 303 (irand st IF.R8H (.in -3isi.il ll HVandll Newark arat 1SJ Comuiunli aw aTc, 477 drove st. 70 Montgomery er. How Lost! How Regained! KKOWTHYSELFiHP e rntl nOXtnTCX OIP X.IJtf'l A bclcntillcnnd Standard ropnlar Icdlcal Treatlje on tho Krroraof Yoath, l'reruturt'DicllncNerToug and I'lijeluil UeMlity, Imimtilheof the Wood, Reeultinrjtrom Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Kxcesseiog Ovortaiutlon, EuertatliiKiind titihtllnit the victim lor Work, Huslnoeo, tho Married or Hoclal Ilelation. JVold unekllfiil pretender! 1'oBecea this great work. It contains 300 pngce, rovnlUvo. Beautiful blndlnp;, embossed, full irl't. I'rlce, only $1.C0 by tnnll, poet pa'd. conceulcU In plain wrapjier. lllni. truth o I'roijiectus Freo, If jou apply now. Tha dlatlneulilied author, Vm. II. Patter, il P. ra. I reived the COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL from tho National Medical Association, for tho PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr.l'nrkei andncorpa of Assistant I'hvslclana may lo consulted, tonH. dentlally, by mall or In person, at lht ofhc et THE PEABODV WFtllCAI. ISSTlTnTE. Ko.4IliilllnciSt.,llelon,Miiaa.,towhom crdere for books or letters Xor Bdrico aboutt 09 directed a almva ATTRNTIOX! jhc. nci.inK has deroted Ml time for many ;ears to the evcltv I slve treatuient of dlscae of iiifii trfmi whatever caue nr'smg HLOo and hkin ll4fie r fpoiN pain In b'ttien nor" throat and mouth r I ui eeand erup tlnnsoii the skin n cer. punfu swrllltiar Ac KtDM. and L.tlNAlU rouiplnltltn lTltntln seal I lng inrsfninntla frequent inc tmt't to urlnite In tectlnud diacliiir.es, elect, att leiure ail klnlredul tlon iiKOAMC WIMKNfS nrrv u dehl U tinpalrel mem ny mental nnxte v aii s-uccor will pwer lnt ltttUiy in lain holy ino unt irv itnl tofrr rt back and other dlnease rtB mine frmn eceen, In lis cretton oroterwork recent or old ntft' illy tliorou.fi ly und pcrmiMiriuly tttnd A i iuut tig chmulcdit ease iucreiftill trealet A long nn I eitennive pra) tlctl eiperlfnce ennllex the In ft r anil Ilia proper f treatment at otic) ultliuit tin- e exirlineut. thai I savluif the patimi inupti time hm i i en-i I Ofl-ICK OVI.U 'I i 11.4. KW I At I 171 Went ICth t brteeii Ut an I Tt't tvi onsttlta- I tion tree lit ura. ttnti uud it to 4 I NERvMiJ-SiLITY fWTMT-yrs-jiKg-rw-crir-w BJJ(0a .ATU-Un3CaEa B A iaaa M)Sr MAMIOOl), Early D- H rSliflll cay of Vital I'oiitr. fjnsi, .A lllllll Inlnandainkil.iifr1Uettse UBUUU qnlcktr aucl aerrctl nr 1. HOOK r- r -i with fall lartki.'arn of Secret rOrTSIt Home Tirntmi rtt freo ea'ed). IC airw Lstabliibctl lu car Known and r WUI reiie, Sinn n I r. ImmilAU. CURED! Cimiai Acxe.t, in r.H.a St N. T. All BKCRI'T AM) PRI VTi7 IHSl.thPs of mea i red In a fiv. da e hj a ne w n nle i f trpaituei t o cli iri,e mi md f irrl Al-o iro 'hrutt m 1 toiiirue, lluipie ulcere ilfcaed h n it r ncinre h ol f"ifi n ti cr kin dti,hh' kMmi and h addr a si o ttf ul am ra ner' us debility eik I itk I nd dremne loTAiuenf epirltti woaotifo of bn an 1 mind lot .tor nn 1 ninnhootl re-lured suTer no loneer. cure Is certain Ikiinrintee tiimcl anl ure cure Hear m uitj'l pracm e. in ik is prirfe t I uf ure 1 earl uf ferer (rum I ul advice ahoul 1 ionnHiir, Do not te inil enccd (o to the fo ititAlu hed Ir HAl.lKTf, Medical Institute M'l Kat lih s near id a ArTrtAMfOTHFHsfAlI ronsu t DR. riONIi'llUR, in ret -Itll st. New i I Ir Dm sp-ela 1st fif duets h f men, hho1 pot imn. u i m sHeihud. die rhares j;leeL stti lure, nenou- tlrbulty lost ljtor. ldne bU 1 ler uikI eK tu i irrQi'ii cieu e And still fill) no t ttent remedies vr ncnlc 1 iml tnethoda Deiniterouft and lonif siandiii taken no.ulttd. rtcent ra.es -In I dais, lluurx mo I to j Mindas tlltJL U WE? A E MAN HOOD S sfn "riV.er.id-h'-i'.-Vui,; re.tored. Vrhe..le raree. 1'art.enl.rgcil ptrenrthen.d, hew Heme Tr..ll.e sent ft eeand sealed II PrUeJIflala. illr... LULLHIiEllaim.il:, 1(8 A ll ITllU.MSt., J.f, AI'I.IM! AT I.Ar I 1 1 lilt TAIN I I'ltU Or n charge (fleet, Mrieturei Dischargee cured in 3 U)s I xten.lve hn.j ital esp.rlenee, adlee free, termi rosioiiatiie oither ex. rv I. luth eu. near Jd ar. 'II Ml hul.lll.V l( Herman" letrned mldwifaT lard. li Ilea I eforo ant during ennCnemcnti nine dare hoard confinement. 913 prlrate houie, la- tauUadople L J17 ba.lMlh at. A-MllS ill 1ST midwife, hoarde'la lies hefore ecd during ei nnnement in her rrl.Me houie for ItV connil.ntiAl medUai ireatineut, Infant adopted I'tT Patolitst (i:i:i'AIV (Tint I' for teadache dl.es.es of 11 a sVir.ctieit heart .111111801 li.er it neve, and bladdg. Iirougtiton'i liiTlgoiatlnu hyr ip .3u tceiithit Dlt U)Vf K COSItAH Lnlle.' Phyllclan -IHei ni.r 1 on.ult me tn perfei t i.oufi lence on al) lubjerts ofaprhateord II ale uat ir 1' ieliee and skill unlr. poiitidi roller private eanliarluin lend elamp for hook, I2tudail) tepiti.iidjy, Jo 1 H eitSJd at. IIIISI' IHI'.S nv XI K.N' IINLT. For ep.e ly relief and sure euro ooniult old Pr. OHIMIfP T'tjrar. !irKllsl on. e 171 Halt 12th it, between th an I 7th trs. r.i cliargei advice freA, Dlt IIAlthl IL HYte.trilh at -Old.itleadiagipe. ul i. iiin kt cures or no charge altera utlirrs fell newiat mirdtcl mrdlrtno fi adlhefree loi. Dlt Mlf rUOMI'.rtV, 130 nt S3dll-I.e lief inttiree lava Advice tree Mlll.FI ULI' MIIKATOR.-1'rorAllertaerre nw dll7 c rer) ciirearlieuinatleiu. paralu ..jalit, uerroul deblllt female dl. eieee, Ac without inedirlne cure! guaranteed cotiauilalt in free, IM Well Hth it MltH IHIIMIIPItl) eTperlenoelmldxife hoardeand iiur.ei ladle, before an I during ion! neinent II 1 Infante adoptel '.'jt ait H.'d et v MIH srilltol IH; elperien.;eTilll.TwTfe nrarit I la ilea In jrlvate I nine iturlng lointtirmetit n B fante ilupiel 'in 1 Mit 'Ill L IM ,NN T ItOI AI. I'll l.w, IJd V e.t AH ll at I olll'e r b) mm tl Adviiefne. HI Ai W Aim tra.'llre -Dr llllnl'lIIITiiN curnal lit- H lr ea.ee'f the .kin che.t I irt, .totn.ri iner ill m neye hUlder. nervous eihauitloii Ac tt rleitlthit. n glmtiotrij. I ELPOANTgold fillings guarantee I moderate rrlrex i r I uller.l'enui Parlor. 71 tarlek.t cor 1 anal iV C 4 A II V hlTS up Tl I Til whl'e waiting dr gA evening t'r. LAKH. 3 7 iih iv and in c H 4.O1.I1O, I AN P..MILIU1I LAD'i lends .3u.warJ same day H PIIILI.il'n broker Jest HlhlU QICl finn In imwiiu losaltallparU.I i5XU,UUU who bar. good aeeurliy hALL,i3tIroalweJ.