The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 9, 1890

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.iiariWeBIHBHB.nH1Maara I il Board or Boom Advertisement ll O JA VWIIf w, YSSt. THE BUN. I fafJJ P V JW' U THEroUSTJK jl 'J0LLVn.-KO.312. NEAYORKrDNESDATTlULY' 0, 1800. liilCK" WoCKm" i HE IS A DEMOCRAT I IBuld Bennett Hill, Gotemor of the Great Democratic State of lien York. WHAT INDIANA THINKS OF HIM. -rjaanlaaone HtrlklnB Teellmonr to (he Crowtn-g Strength of Governor IIIII In the iVeet The llepubllcan and Ilemo rate Reeo-mlie 1U Htrensth The lie noeroejr "Want Kuccea( nnd 'Will Fol low a Lender Who Knows Ilotv to Win, nm t TTalMnoton Oasette. IsDiAHATOLia, July 8. As to whnt tho Boosters think of Hill, I can report most em phatically that if tho orowds ol DoraocratB who greeted hlra horo hod boon tho Domocratlo National Convention, lie would hovo boon nom inated (or Prosldont on the spot. Gov. Hill's speech wns Ustonod to with marked attention. It wns ovldontly prepared with care, and soma of the old heads who had attendod conventions (or twenty years and voted for Uondrloks remarkod that it wns Worthy o( their groat loador. Thoso parts ea peolally which dealt with the election laws ro- Ieelvod tho greatest applause Tho speech Is looked upon hero as tho koynolo o( IIlll's can didacy (or '92. nnd as sound In doctrlno and well and forcibly oxprossod. A number of editors of Indiana newspapers present wore aulto open In their pralso of tho Governor." and declared thoy would ndvocato his nomination. While tho tlckot generally spoken ol was "11111 nnd Gray," thoro were a (ew who demurred to this, and suggested Hill nntl McDonald." Got. Hill mado a eroat Impression upon tho people of tho city, who turned out In mass. From the Indianapolis Journal. There can be no question that the Domoo rsey of Gov. Hill Is tho brand which pleases the Hooslor Democrnt It is intonse, and has no reform (rills and no Mugwump nonsonso. From vtt Atlanta conatitutton. It la said that Gov. Hill mado a cood Impres sion on the Westorn Democrats. His spoeoh was suited to tho times. IiVom the Buffalo Times. We wish that ovory honest Republican could have heard or read that speech. It takes a place among tho nblost of patrlotlo utterancos of this decade. It was brilliant with corns of truth, and sparklod with wlso reasoning upon the questions and tondonclos of tho tlmos. from the train Inaton Gasette, Gov. III11 has rocelvod a rousing wolcome throughout his Western tour, nnd ho has well deserved It. no has grown In public esti mation croatly during tbo last six months of his o filciul life, both at homo and abroad. From the Itochesier Union. Gov. Hill, by Invitation, attendod tho unveil ing of the Hendricks statue at Indianapolis, a non-partisan coromony, as tho representa tive man of tho Stato of Now York. Afterward. Gov. Hill, by Invitation, also at tended a reception in his honor at tho rooms of the Hendricks Club of Indianapolis, a Democratic demonstration, as tho representa tive Democrat of tho Stato of New York. In both oapacltlos ho aoquitted himself to the honor and satisfaction of this poople. From the Whitehall Times. The Democrats of Indiana llko sueh a man, and they did not disguise their liking. From the haUlmore American. Cleveland's triumph over Hill in Pennsyl vania, where there is no posslblo chance of Democratio buccbss, can scarcely be regardod as a set-off against tho ovation reocirod by Hill in Indiana, whloh has always been considered by the Democrats as one of the doubtful Stntos which there is a possibility of winning. From the Btnghamton Lead'i. The hostile attitude that Wostern Itopubllcan papers havo assumed toward Gov. Hill clearly indicates the fear that his habit of succass and his woll-ostabllsbed political sagacity havo in- spired In their breasts. There can be no ques tion that thoy recognize in him a leader too great to be desplsod n leader who has too fre quently marshalled his hosts for lctory to bo treated with contempt when he turns his forcos upon their cltiidol. Whatever may be the opinion of tho cranks on tfcls-polnt, the national Democracy Is looking for success in iSOir nnd it will gladly fallow u loader who knows how to win. That Gov. Hill Is keon to rocosnlzo op portunities and quick to grasp them ha has abundantly provod, nnd the Democracy must realize tho folly of trusting to broken reeds or experimental leadership when a sure wlnnor U ready to marshal tho van. From the Keivburah Evening Press. If David Bennett Hill is nominated by tho National Domocratlo Convention for 1892, are there any Democrats to flud fault with oithor the Convention for so nominating him, or with him for accepting the honor? Wo think tho party will aoceiit tho cholco of tho Convention, whoever it may bo. If Gov. Hill should be named, no ono knows better than the llo publlcans that ho would carry Now York Stato, and "as goes New York so goos tho nation." I From the rhnttanooox Sventno .Vene. Itwnsli; actcrdancowlth tbo eternal fitness el thins that Gov, David J). Hill of New York should go to Indianapolis to do honor to the memory of tho great Hooslor stntosman. No two Democrats woro more thoroughly In accord than Hill and Hendricks, 'i'liny both bellevodinnggrosslvo political warfare, and both agreed in putting nono but Democrats on post when victory conferred tho rlrtit and power to prosldo ovor tho guard mounting, Front the Uemtthts Avalanche, Gov. Hill of New York, who was present nt the unveiling of tho Hendricks monuraont ut Indianapolis, was Invltod to make n politi cal speech on Tuesday night nnd Improvod bis opportunity to tho utmost. Ho wont over tho whole Held, and whothor wo llko him or not it must bo admitted that hit troatmunt was thorough nnd powerful. N hnt ho hn3 to sny is of moro than ordinary Intorost nnd Importance, too, on account of the possibility, though hardly the probability, that ho will bo tho Domocratlo candidate for tho Presidency in lHtiJ. His or rslenmont of tbo Itopubllcan party since Its return to power wns striking. rom the tilohe-itemwrat A (ew more visits to tho Wast llko that which Gov. Hill has just mado may mako him a moro formidable opponont o( Urovor Clovoland for the rrosidentlul nomination than ho 1ms hltborto boon. View, ot the Club thnt Illucklmllrit I'lntt. At its rogulaily monthly meeting Instnlght the Hnrlom ltopubllcnn Club passed a rosolu- A tlon conerntulutlng tho liepubllcnna In tlio House of Iieproxontntivos upon tlio passage of to I'edorul l'.loctlon bill, A. II. Humphroysuld: "Itlstliollrsttluio inllltvon ear b that Re publicans havo had thonervoto stnnu up (or the principles of their party." Amotion by Jntnus A. Cryiin that section :i of article 17 of tlm club's by-laws bo so cluncoil that only n mnjotliy voto In-tond ol a two-thirds vot shall l.o iiviulied to elect a vanuiriatuforinariiLhiif'lilpuon umniulol lr A. VJi'iiai'Iiniy to apply onl 10 honoiuiy momboi "dp. nndwnslliiin pussod bv ii tolimf ill toll. Jh clubmen say thai this lias untiling to do with tho blackballing uf Thunius U fruit nt last month's amoving. Fuel Tmlna tu Waahlnston. Aeempltlael(lDl n fan iralnt ta Ilalilmort and inV!,ll,ltnu or tha Jarny I'cniral, Beadlnr. Hi .i ft l tralm aiulppta wltb I'ullman parlor S3? iniu" J'l"lul vlce. fcttUoui foot ef a ao a u rnuxi tjik nniTistt xo.v. He vrlll Nnrnllotr Vt Whole If Wo Pool with iCnnndltin Hcnlera. Ottawa, July 8. A special mooting of tho Cabinet wns hold horo this afternoon. It wns cnllod for the purposo of considering tho crltl cal turn nffnlrs havo taken with regard to ne gotiations In connection with tho IJohrlng fjea difficulty. A member ot the Cabinet snld to night that tho report that negotiations had brokon down wns untruo. as they woro still going on. As to their nature he could say nothing boyond tho (act that the Government still had hopos thnt somounaorstnndlng would jot bo reached. Tho Government havo great apprehensions thnt sorlou complications may j ot nrlse betore n sottlomont is roached. The British Govern ment have iniormod tho Governor-Gouornl that they will stand by Canada, nud protect horsoallngvossolsln DohringHon frnmselzmo by United States crulsors. If tho fleet now con gregating at Victoria has to bo dospatchod for thnt purpose. Sir John Thompson. Mlnlstor of Justice, nr rlvod In London yosterdny, nnd will nt oncn confor with the British Govornmont on the subject. An offlccr of the Government said to-day thnt tho United Stntos authorities belloved they could do ns thoy liked, as England would notlntorforo. Now thnt Knglnnd lias tnkon n. stand and concontratod tho largest (loot at Vic toria that has ever been in tho Pacillo It re mains to bo seon whothor Bocrotnrr Blnlno will hold tn his contention ns to tho United Stntos' jurisdiction In Dehrlng Son and sotzo Canadian sonlors in fnco of tho stnnd Groat Britain has takon. Less provocation ho sold, has ofton proclpltatod two frlondly nations into wnr, nndlf tho United States do not recede from the nrbltrnry position they havo assumed, history may again repeat itself, nnd tho Unltod Stntos nnd Great Britain may onco moro havo occasion to tost tho strength of tholr naval and mllltnry forco. Tho first Boizuro. it 1b believed, will bo tho signal (or a formldablo protost from Great Britain. nam wutra vosxutts. It woi a Short. Hhnrp, nnil Ont-slded Contrar. Buffalo. July 8. A big boorsteak. n dozen bottles of Bass's ale. and a half a dozen cigars which Iko O'Noll Wolr Indulged In to day effectually qucorod him with BuiTalo men who were inclined to beck him In his light for $1,500 to-night with Prof. James Connors of tho Buffalo Athletic Club. Weir was known to bo broko flnnnclnlly, and as Connors had renoatodly reiused to fight him at 120 pounds, shrowd sports thought that n fako might be attempted. They nrguod that Connors, who had his livelihood and repu tation hero at stako, might mnko it an object (or Wolr to lone on n foul or in some such way. Weir's beer and cigars trulnlng to-day helped out that idea, but tho facts woro not known in tlmo to afreet tho betting, which was pretty oven. About $5,000 Vi as up in small bote, tbo largest being t"0 Tho Erie County Athlotlo Club rooms wero crowdod with nearly 1,200 $5-ap!ece young mon, who began to get seats in tho amateur pugalory when the doors opened at G:.10. Just three hours later Iko Wolr wnltzod Into tho ring, followod by Ed Smith, tho Denver tilnnt. and Tommy Warren, tho fenthor- weight lighter, who wcro bis seconds. Weir soemed to bo on needles. Ho leaned ovor to Ed Hlgglns, one of his Buffalo backers, and repeatedly asked to havo "that duller brought on." TJmo sped nnd Connors fallod to appear. It was reported that Cant. Kraft hod itrrested him. and President Grllnn sent two millionaire members of the club ovor to the police station to rescue tho Profobsor. It turned out that the wasn't arrested, and he went o or tlio roj.os twenty minutes Into, followed by Mlko Uulnn of Yonkoraand GeorgoB. ltitnell of tho BuiTalo Athlotlo Club. At 10 o'clock President GnlTln introduced Beloree Sulllvnu, und announced tbnt otrry thlng was ready, but it wasn't, (or Tommy Warren saw a groat big ring on tho i'rofosror's loft hand as tho glovo went over tho lingers. Weir walked ovor, shook tho left band, nnd stepped back and sntd. Why didn't you put n borsoshoo on It t" Conuers pulled tho ring olT. He had worn thnt ring when ho knocl.ed out Prof. Haley. There wero to bo twenty-four tbreo-mlnuto round". 1'iiist Jtot'ND. Connors had tho longest reach, and Weir seomod likely to tall an uaty victim. Conners's fnce soiuowlint resembles thnt of a bulldog on occasions llko this, and ho felt ugly, but Weir gao lilm tho Inugli throughout. Couners only cot in ono tolling blow in this round. Second Hound. Wolr seomod overconddort. Ho led with n aco blow, nnd played Connors wllh a false countor. Aldorn-nn Davy al this time offered to bet 1 500 that Weir would win. but could get no takers. Sparring followod, and then Uelr mado a rush, caught I'onners in tbo faco twice, foil, and lecovorod brforo Connors found out what alieJ him. Wolr gno blni nuothordoeand put htm on the rope. Hot span lng followed, nnd tho bell rang just as Connors received nn ugly smash on tho noo. Tutnn Hound. Wolr wns playful, Connors mad. Connors followod up a feint runli by Weir with an ugly attack which Weir ducked so quiokly that he wont on to tbo ropos. A second later ho planted hlH hot left on Con uors's eye. This rushing, ducking, and hitting was ropeatod three times. Then Weir mado a double folnt with his left nnd cross-countored with his right on Conners's jaw. Connora fell like a. log. Ed Smlih jumped into tho ring nnd began to count. Conuors's seconds helped him up. and as Smith counted ten tho Prolos sor had rocovorod enough tostund until Wolr gave him alight blow which sent him down, lllood streamed all over, and Couners (ailed to recover for quite n whllo. Wolr sayo Connora was not conscious whon he was put up for tho second knockout, und that Ih why he hit him light. HHAT'S IX IHK UKVOlltf tiixts Triienrrlftru I'ugeH or Information About tun Park liein.rirutnt. Comml'slonerof Accounts Bnrkorand Mayor Grnnt had a long session In tho Mayor's privatn oUlco yostorday nlteruoon, which tho Mr.)or Intimated wns occupied with tho consideration of tbo report on tho dog pound. As that is two wookb old it sectnod u pity that thoso olllclals flhuuld bother with it on so hot a day. Another story wns thnt tho report ot tho examination into tlio management of tho Park Depart ment was being discussed. 'J ho report h n trlllo Of sixty pages of typewrit ten hot fituff nud Is understood to deal In detail with many transactions in tho cam ot the monugeriu and of the parktUlmt reflect somowluit on ul least two of the un tularloil I'nrk Commissioner. Indeed, thoso loliections are bo strong that it Is tugnrdod iw nn oon hot nmonir tho Initiated thnt tho re port will noier rench tlio public. Tho reap pointment of CominlsMoiior Borden, which rests vrlth tho May' r, und tlio removal ot tho nioungorlA, which ilupmiils upon uu npiiropilu tldn by the liouid nf J .htliniito nnd Apportion ment, may bo Influenced by tho receipt of tho report. jn'.siiitTKi: cuortn lie Fn.cfd C'oinniulidrr Hiunner's Xnmn mill l'erlinp (nle u Wittrb, Goorgo II. Cro)Io. a ruurlno ordorly on tlio United Htntes sioamor Giilonn, Is nccueed of tho double oiTonco of desertion nnd forgory. On Thursday lust ut about the tinio when Commander Goorgo W. Sumner wont on bIioiq t'roylo went to Pnymustor Martin and ropio Bcntud that Corumnmlor Sumner had rent him to collect his salary for him. The paymaster gavo lilm the monoy, and ho, it Ih ullegml, higued n receipt pi the Commandor'n name. Tho forgery was not discolored until tlio fol lowing dnr. whim it wns tound that Croylo hud Hindu Ills oscuiio, ilav m two bu'oio this event, tho ships wuti'i.W. MuiriHoather. missed his gold lwiii'h limn a dr.iMPi In Ihm r- 'in. Ho found tlm wateh v.'iiipp d in a iiowM'Onor ovei a Imam in Iho port nlleywor on tho berth deck just uhovo nlmru trmlo -lopt. A decoy nllvor wuteli wns wrnpieil up in n similar wuv nud put In tho s.unoj lace mid twont the now do willed lo watch opei.itiuiis. but no ono went neur tlio place. j:Uh Vim Cleat' Killed. Kirron, Jnly P -Ella Van Clraf of Matawan wai ran oft r and Iniiantly Vllltd by lb. Freehold aa4 Ntw York train due at Matawan itailon at 7 o'clock to-day. Boa (II as h wa. oros.lBR it. track It Ii ia!4 tb u llneer bliiv no HtuaU bttere Ibt croulof. ONE HUNDRED IN THE SIIAPE OXLT XniCE IS MXKTBBir YISA11S ITAS NKir ionic ntiBs uotxkii. The Ilcnt Ilunc On nt NlKkt, and Store or tt In KxpeeKd To.dny-I.ncktly the Air venn nry. nnd Hunatrokca Were Not Very Many-A I.nrne Part or the Conn. try Hrvoltrrluc Under Old Hol'a Itnya. Only twice In tho last nlnoteen yoars has tho weather boon hottor In New York than It wns yostorday. Hudnut's reoord shows that on Sunday. July 1870, just fourtoen yoars ago to-day, tho morcury rose to 101 degrees. Tho day boloro the maximum roglstor was 09 do greo, and for tho following week It kept up in tho nineties, climbing on tlio 12th to DG de grees nnd on tho 1.1th to U'J degrees. That mndo a very hot woek for the town, und tho dny of 101 degrees seomod worse, probably, tbun it wns bocnuse of tho prostrating ofToct of tho protlous dny. In 1879. on July 18, tho maximum of 101 degroos was again renohed. hlnce thoso two dnrs In 187( and 1879 Now York hns not known a dny whon tho morcury got rn3t 99 dogroos In tho shado until yosterdny, when, nt Porry's phnr mney. under Tub Sun, at Hudnut's, down on Brondway, and atothor places tip-town 100 do greos was registered. Fortuunto It was for us that tho humidity was not high. Thewholo town learned last year that humidity has more to do in making ono uncomfortable than hoot has. A combination of 80 dogroos of heat und 1)0 por cont. ot molstuto In tho air is moro an noying than 100 degrees of boat and To pel com. of humidity. Yesterday we had tho high heat and low humidity Instead ot tho revorso. as In '87, '88, nnd '69, and for this New Yorkers may bo thankful. Unpleasant ns yostorday was, it was, at any rate, a dry bent, l'olks perspired freely, and they woro not sticky with tho wutor frum the nlrcondousod upon thorn. July. Eonerally.li tho hottost month in this city. Tho Hudnut record shows tho following ns the maximum tompcratuiodurlng tho Julys slncol872: Year. l)eg. Yenr. Deo. Year. Dco.lYeir. Deo. 1H72 ITI 1S77 ill 1HB2 HO 1PH7 in! 1871 1S7H 119 URI 07 1K-W llj 17 tn) IH79 IOI 1R.-4 liSilrtxO Uj 1871 PS 1-HO 'l IKS.', l"i 1BUO 1UO 1H711 101 1S31 01 ISSS U3I Yet a study of tho rocord for dny nftor day shows that many ot theso high registrations were Isolated. For example, there woro only four days In 1872 whon sovoro heat Instod for several days. Thoso wero tho first threo days of July, when nt 3'. o'clock ench nftornoon tho mercury pointod to 99 dogroos. whllo on tho glorious Fourth It wns 93 dogroes. From then until 1870 the Julys wcro In tho ntnotlcs. One week thnt yenr. though, gnvo tho town four days of 99 degreos. 90 dogroos. 101 degrees, nnd 99 degrees. In 1S7S tho three highost dnys were at tho 95 degree mark. The 101 degroo day in 1879 was procodod and succooded by qulto comfortablo weather, and nftor thnt for three soars very hot days woro oxcoptlonal. In 18S0 there was only one dny nbovo 90 degrees. Four scorchers came together in 1882. how- oor. tho score bolng 97 dogroes. 95 degreos. 97 degrees, nnd 99 degreos. After that the torrid tomncrnturos ench July woro on lsolatod days. Last year the greatest was 90 degrees. Ofton last onr. though, It was us low as 70 degrees at 3j P. II.. nnd, whllo the average was In tho eighties, it wont once to 03 degreos. Tho delightful dry wenhtor which New Y'ork has had this month may now. in vlow ot yes terday's hoot, bo romembetod with joy. Tho highest temperatures on the first sown dnys ot this July havo been successively 93, 70. 70. fell. 82. 87, nnd UO degroos. Yesterday seemed hotter than all those days put togothor. hen poople were asleep nt :t A. M. it was 73 degrees. At r A. M. it was tho same. A slight mist hung in tho slty at 9 A. Jl.. and with the heat 78 de crees and tho humidity 80 per cent, it was roally uncomfortable. But tho sun was rolling nlong to make a record nnd his rays dried up tho mist, bauisned tho veriest bit of cumulus or cirrus, that bad audaciously tried to mnintnln exi-tenco. nnd finally at noon sent the quicksilver up to tho 89 notch. Then llercely nnd rolentlossly tho fires of tho uuiiuencbod binding planet burned their p.is suco through tbo clear air. and heat ncu as belongs to the tropics beat for Iho hours on this part ot tho north toinperute zone. Up. up. up went tho mercury, until, nt n little nftor 3 o'clock. It touched lOu itogrocs In the shade. There it stuck. Koran hour mon npokewlth pride and admiration soma of them, who don't hu70 to work In tho hent of tho wonder ful record, end bpoeulated upon tho chance of Its getting hlghor or lower. Threo mon on Wall streot got up a pool on tho en mo. TwoUo others wont into it. Those who gamblod thnt It would go higher lost, but they suld thoy didn't euro. Ono who bet It would go unsaid lie did so bocnuso ho was a hoodoo," und ho knew ho could mnko tho boat go down, und wns perfectly willing to losn tho money. But If It didn't go up It didn't go down with nny gront rapidity. It wns !9 at 5 o' lock, nud even at 0 o'clock, when tho olcnnlc sun wns just gttlug bis hottest r.'irs upon the summits of tho Sierra Noodns, ho was stiong enough on Broadway to keep thing nt 97 degrees. It soemod as If It would stay there for hours, but nt 7 thoro was a uulok decline, nud nt 7:30 the morcury was tin degreos. When tho Oo'clock ob servation wns tukon It was 88 degrees, but It seomod hotter, nnd nt midnight It wns 81 de grees nnd very humid Indeed. Sorgeant Dunn's signal servlco register wns not quite ns high ns the private thermometers. He made it 70 dogroes nt 4 A. II.. 75 degrees at bA. M.. and nt 11 A. M. his Instrument Inill catod'.U degrees. Curiously his 11 o'clock oh ronntlon waa I degrees higher tlinn tlio noon rending of the Perry tubo. Perhaps this was because ot n little biee.o that swnnt oer f'ltv Hnll Park and loworedthotempornturolnfrout of Tiik.M'N uiTloo. At 2 P. M. Korgount Dunn eaw tho quicksilver at 92 dogroen, and ut 4: P. M. he found his maximum lor tho das. That was only 95 dogreos as corapnred villi tho Broaduny lotol of It'll degrees. ThlsdifToronce Is not unusual, bee iiiso tho Govornmont iher momotor Is on the Equitable roof, nud Is uro touted from rndlatnd heat. But the official record nt P. 31. was pietty mlir. being iS'i degrees, Tho source of tlio boat was In tho lower country between tlio.SIrrrnNovndns and tho Itocky Mountains, nnd tho Soigeant's men said It might keep up for n day or twn longer. Wilting, wilting, wilted was tho story nf tho linen of the town, and liaupy woro tho wearers of flannel shirts. A girl in a white froeU of somo light-welglit tull, with a looso cheviot garment fashlonod like n man's bhlrt, walked into Twenty-fourth stioot from Drnailway about.'! o'clock currying it whitn Manned coat over her nrm and holding aloft a gorgeous parasol. The ion dogroes did not nee in to bother her a hit. Sno h"nmod so contontthui almost ovory rnnn turned nnd looted nt her. When she passed a group of men boloro tlio JIudlHon Square Theatre ono of tlibm said, 1 hotiii Blni fuels ns cool us she looks," Tho maiden heard the remark, und turning her hem! Blio coolly answered. "I do, nnd you'd fool bettoi, too, If you'd dross to suit tbo weather," I It wasn't quite tho conventlonnl thing forhor to reply to tliornriimont, but hot- l.ipso from 1 the proprieties was only for tho moment. :i I Inslnnt later she wns ns mini us i.ouhl i e, and wont on bor win cooler than ever. lroquontly along Broadway lostcrdny the car liores gne out ud imnoilm: stops oc curred. So, loo. In othor purls of tho town horses succumbed nnd everywhere peoplii moved about ni littlo us thoy could. Hallo- In the tenoment districts hud it distressing dny. Newsboys didn't hustle ns much as Is tholr wont, nnd ovor In tho City Hall Fnik scores of tiiom got In shaded spots und loafed intlior than board cars, liuslnoss mon quit their ol llce.s us soon as was coutonlont. nnd lots of (oiks wont to the seashore. In tact llrondwuy wn quite deserted In tho opening. Tiik hus'n hooded thormomotor up nt tho branch ofllco at 7:40 P.M. marked !Hi degreos. and thoro woio moro men guying at It than wero vlslbloou nny threo other blocks of the streot. Thero wns no rush to Coney lalnnd. The big man of tho plnco, John McKune, put it this wnyt It's too hot for nny one to move," Mr. Mi'Knusnat i.'ilmly In a groat nrmchalr in his hendquirtors at Coney Island, bathed In streams of perspiration. Tho hot wontber eeinn so (suddenly that most jionnio who would otherwlso huo gone out of town fait Hlmplv like Hitting still and not Mlrrlngnny more lliiiu thoy could help, iho steamboat nnd railroad men lire thinking, tuougti, that If the hot spell keeps up thorn Kill ho tiutnl onoi.gh. 'iho boats ot the Iron Stunmbont Company making tbo night tiips Inst night t'lirriwl u great uiany pussongors who mndo merely the round trip to the island, not tear ing the boats. Those who didn't go to tho Ul und last night mlssod a good thing. It was delightfully cool thoro. Do not ma a disinfectant as a sob.tllol. (or soap and vaiar. but wtiau Mc.stuy implor "hanlian," 'Ike drains alwsyircQ.iitr It. At drujri His'. jdp. i am: hot rArr, A Large Part or the Country Hivelterlac Under Old Hol'n Bars. TniLAPELrntA, July 8. To-dny was tho hot test JulyS slnco tho Signal Sorvlco began pub lishing wenthor reports, with ono oxcoptlon, thnt of July 8, 1870. On tho day last montlened, tho maximum temperature was lOOdogroos. Tho highost point roached to-day wns 99 do greos. Wn.KKiinAnnE. July B. Tho wonthor hero to dny wns tho hottost In years. At midday tho thormomotors dnneod ut 104 degreos. Several porsons engaged in outsldo labor woro ovor corao by tho boat. Pmsnunoii, July p. Tho thormomotor stnrtod out this morning by roglstorlng 82 de grees at 8 o'clock nnd 89 degrees at 10 o'clock. At noon It roaohod tho highost point of tbo day, showing 01 degrees, which It tho highost of tho season. At Jonos.t Lnughlln's mill tho mon woro unnblo to work to-day. and tlio en tire works urn nlT. Boforo noon loll mon had stopped workatCnrneglo, Thlpps A Co lowor I'nlon mills. Tho puddlem worked threo bents, whllo tho bammorors nnd rollers did not commenco at nil. The emploioes nt Park. Bros. ,V Co.'n stool mill were only nblo to re main nt their work by tnklng frequent rests. As it was. inunv wore so norcoine by the heat that thov wont to their homes. SIncor. Mmlck A Co.'s mill, in tho Wost End, hns shut down. Boston, July 8. To-dny has boon tho hottest of tbo Sanson, tho tboimomotor nt the blgnal ofllco registering 91 dogreos nt 2:30 P. M. A good southwest breo70 tompers tho llorco heat, and thus lar no fntnlitles have beon report od. At 1HNY. July 8. At 3 o'clock to-dny the tom pernturo nt tho Slgnnl Ofllco tvnB 98 degrees. Tho wind wns southwest, blowing twolvo miles nn hour. Tnov. July 8. At .1 P, M. tho thormomoter registered 101 dogroes here. HviiAcusK, July 8. It wns 93 In tho shndo hero nt 3 P. M. to-day. Thero wns ono prostra tion. Br.inoKronT, July 8. This wns tho hottost day of the season here. Tho thormomotor nt 3 P. M. registered 93. Twin Mountain House. July 8. Unusunl heat hnB prn'allod to-day throughout tho Whlto Mountain region, tbo tompoiuturo rising to 85 nt Dclhlohom. It hns boen ono of tho hoi test days known In mnny years. About 0 P. M. tlio tempotnturo fell rapidly, and wns fol lowod byn Wolont showor. Two hours Inter thorn wns n second storm, nccompanlnu by continuous lightning ond torriflc thundor. BM.Ttvor.n.July a Baltimore cortnlnlv out did horsolf to-dny In the matter of hont. It wns also threo degrees hotter than tbo hottest dny of last yoar. At 2 P. M. tbo mcrcurv hud climbed up to 97 degrees, and nt 3 P. M. it marked 98 degrees. Tho hot woathor has increased tho cases of slcknoss. IticitvoNP. July 8. This Iiub boen tho hottost dny of tho sonson. At 9 A. M. the thormomotor registered 94 degrees; at noon. 99 degrees: nt 1 M 100 decrees: at 3 P.M., 101 degroos, and at 0 P. M., 97 degrees. Washington. July 8. Tho following maxi mum tomnoratures wero reportod to-dny: Washington citr. !I8 degrees: Albany. 98 de grees: New York nnd 1'nUndolphia. Uii degrees; KnnsnsCitr, 100 degrees; Boston, 92 degreos: Chicago, 88 degrees; Tennessee. 90 to 90 do grees. Tho temperature hns fallen from 12 to 14 do green in Wisconsin. Minnesota, the Dnkotns, nnd Iowa. Tho cool wavo will oxtond over the l.ak-o regions, Tennessee nnd tbo Ohio valley on Wednesday, nmt tho Atlantic const north ot New York on Thursday. Continued warm wenther will prevail on tbo Atlantic constdur lng Wednesday, with cooler wonther during tho night, nnd lower temporature on Thursdny. Out of 140 stntions 110 report a maximum of M) dogreos or ovor. 05 of which report u maxi mum of 90 degrees or over. UASGED JlETfTEEX IJ.iUBF.D TTIRES. The Extraordinary Death or n Yonnc German on Stnten lalnnd. The tlos of tho elevated rapid transit track, nenr Tomnklnsvllle, Staten Island, rest on three sloepors. and botwoon these slocpois throe barb wires nro strotchod. just why, nobody in Tompklnsvlllo seems lo know. Bo tweon two ol those wires yostorday morning a man wns seen bunging by tho nook. Tho wires had been twlstod around his bond In such a way ns at onco to hold him fast and strangle lilm. His coat wns caught nnd torn on tbo barbs, and under tho right breast tho clothing was knottod nnd twisted In oidenco of tho Btrugclo-, ho must hate mado to loo'-e himself from tho dumb gra-p. A now linen collar was torn in two pieces, his shirt was badly torn, nnd sotornt triangular routs in tlio left leg of the troutors showed how ho had strivou with death. Thodend rnnn wns about 32 yenrs old. Ho wore a waiter's jnckot, nnd in his pocket woro found letters addro-soil to Paul Vtugoman. somo of them at .Newark nnd some nt 1M East Houston street. Now York. All woro In Gor man. Ono, bonrlng tho Intter uddro-s, was from Knuuth. Mnehod Kuhno, lawyers, and was concerning nn inhoritnnco of 5.900 mnrks (about $1,400) coming to him by the death of a rolatlto in Germany. In tho pocket of tho waiter's jackot woro a lot of business cards of Uubhardt s Hotel at South Boaeli. Neither Mr. (lohhardt nor his clerk know ot nny such man ns having boon onoot their wnitors. Thoy had tnkon euro or a picnic on Monday and hn'l em Plou'd bovoral etru waiters, and it Is probable that Wngenioii was ono of them, It is supposed he was walking on tho track, nnd In his hnstn to eonpo nn approaching train fell botwoen tho Bloopers. killed ix rnosT uf iiirt novr. A Hlncular Accident tbut Happened to a I.lttle Girl In Ilrookljn. JoBonhlno Strong, tho ton-yonr-old dnughtor of Henry M. Stiong, nu Insurauco broker of 23 Gold street, was killed last night, almost In front of hor home, 080 Lnfayette nvenuo, Brooklyn, Sho was returning to hor homo nfter visiting a neighbor's houso when she passed n now building, in front of which somo boys wero playing on a plnnk plncod on a bar rel. As she moved by. tlio bnrrel flipped from i.ndor iho iilnnk, one eiid ot which struck hor nnd hurled bor vloiontly to tho sidewalk. Her bead struck tbecurbstone with such forco that hor skull was frnctured nnd sho diod almost in stantly. 'J ho hoys rnn off, nnd up till a Into hour thoy bnd not beon urrostod. Dr. ll.trrlson Willis of O.V.I Eitfayeltonvonuo rrltnessod the accident, but ictusod to disclose the identity ot tlio boys tc tho police on the ground that they wore in no wny responsible, Tho parents ot the doad girl were almost dlstiuctod with grief. Oirrcnme by the Ilrnt. KinarA llagwcll, 'J'jjearw Id, arrllector. of Its I!.vst Tenth street. a overcome in a Christopher street car In trout or 171 Chrisioi'lier street, lie ai uki n to Si. Vincent's Hospital Mleliael Kelly, .10 jresra ul.1, of 42J J.nst Slxteentll street, at 1 wuiwedmil street anil Slvth aienu", to tue Naw Yoik Hospital Jano Troney, ajeu .Mi, without a huiue, at sstl second avcuue, to liodorue lloxpltal KdvrarilJ Clark, aeen residence nuknou ii. In front ot nu ariuliia street tost Vincent's llohpiuk Albert Cruse, o jears oU. or ,il' Clinton street, nrooklyu, ai ul.l Slip una houth street, to Uuuv trlieur Hospital W'llltaiullnnVer, S0ye.irs old, of 4IU last s.vint) second street, at so M .Mm une, to ('tianilrs street iiospltsl. Anurew W'sMlntr tsi j ears oit or Mhldte Milan. Ion Islam! at seieut)iitotll ireet mnl second avenue, to tho rrt sb teniii Hospital An uiikiionn woman ot nt Ills Attorn.) str.oi. to i, Oliver oe or llospl.u. t'har'e Adams, j" irars old otSm l.ust l.'ilh streei.at 14 I ulloli streflt.to Chai.lbcrsbtreot llo-pitn' I'nitliiau .lohli II i.ian. 411 )r.irs old, of Jill baolltl, ttrorl. St sthllull A. CrosliV add HoilSIUII streets, to st MnitMs Hospital. Pcnnls Tnoine), ",0 leuriold "f n 1 1 an iii'ih si-esi. ut Wdli surer and the llouterard sent home, l.awreiuo Jaiobs l.i years old, all bird nvctio, and Ninety sruud sti fit, .rot belter and went home t'tia. i oleyof 'Jn tloiil elreet. llrool.. 1)1) al h jlll. aremid jud twenty s.coud slriot. llios hiulth, aired 17, bartrnder In tho halooii at MS Pearl street became 111 lreutuably from Ihe heat, nMlo servlnz drinks and died belore the arrival or the am liulsnce Thomas Mahnnov of 441 1 r.st Thirteenth street, at Won itroadwny unit Canal eire't. Charles Aletr. at his home, nl i,i erck street Henry Cershlu lieimer of llrooklj n, a drlv, r. was ellirhtir sunsiruck In Worth street. Iltl.ael 3lc.Nuujan at I.lertnih and West street- At to 1' M. Llllie Kennedy, Jl years old. residence tinkiiown, was overi'oineBOv heat at Mntll avenue and Twenti seventh str'el she sas taken tn the New iork llospllal ,Iohn ilano empioved in Miillhewe'4 nud water ork in l.at Twenty soienlhsiret, was ovirrome by tho lie.il and was removed to lielovuo HosplML I'ollcennin Ilrnry to lie Tried. Policeman Thomas Henry ot the West l-'Slb street taiton has been summoned to appear before Acting superintendent Hymn today to answer Arnold Tomss chogs chirveot assault Tomaschouft Is a poor Hun Karlan who was employed ns a waller In Konrad Mil. ere saloon, .'.II" Kljctull avenue, vvhrro ha wns cal eil the "jfreenliorn." He ul eirss that I'oilreman llrnr) In skrlarkliiir with lilm on tnr nljclit of la) J. broke Ids bresst bone llenr savs he doesn't know Tomsschnff, nnd ncrrr skylarked with anyone tn Midlers pU e lletlorpiit uo to sa oons, slid never drnnk In his life. Muller jm.kes lo atleiupt to coltlvale Ihe a nualutiincu of policemen llcim siys bectuso he do, su't keep open oiisondav llenrv admitted thst he had rvcelved noli Ih a'.lou ot a claim f or daiusk'ei. Itetenue Offlccr Iloerlac HuustracU. Rerenuo Officer P. Doerlor of 701 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, was overcome by It beat while ha was In specting rielschman's distillery in Blissrllle. Lou IsliLd city, yesterday. JIs died toou aflerwsrd. Ut wu a war veicrau. itATES FPU HAULING GRAIN. RAILROADS riaiiiiMi nn: vitorosBD stti:t:i-isa iicovouos. Mr. IValkcr'a Argument Asalnet tfae f.e trull ty of the Action Threatened by tha Inter-State Commerce Comralaalon. Wabuinotox, July ft. In nceordnnco with tho torms of n Senate resolution which passed that body early In tho session of tho present Congress tbo Intor-Stnto Commorco Commis sion recently made an Inquiry into Iho allega tions that hnvo boon made from tlmo to tlmo thnt by reason of oxcesslvo freight rates on railroads subject to the jurisdiction of tho Inter-State Commorco not the gront portion ot tbo country lying botweon tho Itocky Mountains nnd tbo principal food distribution control ot tho Knst llnds itself unnblo to mnrkot Its food products nnd obtain for thorn tho actual cost of production. Tho Investigation mnde by tho Commission wns vory thorough nnd elabornto report in whloh tho whole sub ject ot tlio sblpmont of grain wns discussed was mndo to tho Sonnto. In this repoit tho Commission gavo It nB its opinion that nny rate or creator charge from tho Missouri Biver than svtonteen cents to Chlcngo nnd twelvo cents to tho Mississippi, onst sldo, war- exces sive nnd that tho rates should bo so roducod nud adjusted, nnd thnt n reduction ot two ronts should bo mndo from nil stntions woBt ot tho Missouri Itlvur in Nobraska und Kansas. It also held that tho ratos on grain from Kunsns una Texas woro unreasonably high for tbo longor dlstnncos. nnd grofsly oxcosslvo nnd exorbitant for tho shorlor. and should be re duced. Tho Commission followed up this report by Issuluganotleo to a largo numborof railroad companios tolling them ot its purposo to make nn order bnsod on its findings, and offering tho companies uu opportunity to bo hoard and to present rensons why such nn ordor should not bo mndo. To-dny was tho tlmo sot by tho Com mission for tho bonrlng of these argumonts.and whon tlio Commission nssomblod thlsmornlng tho Hon. Aldnce F. Walker, formerly a mombor of tho Commission, apponrlng for about twenty-live railroad compnnlos. submitted nn elabornto printed response in tho nature of nn nrgum-nt, as a reply to tbo notlco Issued by tho Commission. This argumont contained a motion to dlfmlss tho ponding proceedings for wnnt of jurisdiction. Tho argument holds that If tho conclusions ot tlio Couiiul'-slonwrro cnrrlod Into ulloct thoy would produce theso results: 1. The Immediate reduction of more than 10 per cent In the present emergency larln rates upon corn from the stules of Kansat, ,ml Nebraska to Missisilppl lllver pidnls and of neurly IH prr cent on lake rales lo ihlcag-,1. J. A reduction of moro ltian-0 per cent on tho rates on ovs. rjt und bar,e from the .line st itis. .1. A n durtiou even larger than the latter, in the rate onvvlievt from til sum" Slates to the same points, ainomitlmr to nenrlyikt per ceuu from all poiotslu Kansas and Nebraska 4. A very material reduction In the rntes upon alt kinds of ft-rMu and mill products from all points In Kansas to all points In the state ot Texas i A reduction ot about (If leeli per rent, ill the rates on corn, and a much larucr reducllou m wheal from lhu Vllnftourl Itlvcr and points tu Iowa lo lhicai( nud Mis slsitpl)! lllver poluia r. Very material reductions In all craln rates from South Dokiitu. North Dakota, and Mlniienota. 7. Thrt establishment of me proposed rates as max imum rates without recard to possible future condl s. The establishment of an Arbitrary nils under which oak re. and barley shall alwnjs receive the same rates as corn, and ihe rale upon w heat und its products shall be but 13 per cent, higher. "Kach of tho foregoing propositions," Mr. Wnlkor coutlnuos, "If inrrled Intoolfect would vorylargoly reduce the oarnlngs of railroad companies engaged in tho transportation of tho products nainod. Taken togothor tho re sult would bo simply enormous, 'j'lio proposed ordor in every part rolatos to tho rights ol citi zens. It should be unnecessary to call atten tion to the fact that under our Constitution no citizen can bo deprived of proporty without due process of law. The status ot the Commission. Mr. Walker coutonils, Is somewhat anomalous nud uncer tain. Mnny of tholr acts, ho says, are aunsi judlclal, although in some respects tho nature of their functions Is purely adminlstiatlve. He says thoro should bo littlo noed of urguinont to show why no order should bo mnde by tho Commission upon the present record, holding thnt, us bortoforo universally undorstood nnd prnctli'Od, u pioceedlng intended to result in tho announcement of nn order by tho Com mission must be bnsod m Its Inception, oithor upon n comninlnt Instituted by somo known nnd responsible poison, or upon n determina tion ot tho Commission itself to invostlgnto tho matter In question, nud that the carriers in-tore-tod must bo distinctly npprlsod ot the coniplnlnt in ndvnneo of the invostigntlon und notllloil to make answer, and ho bonid thore on. 'I ho prcnmtiloiinilrosolutiun ot the Senate which coustltutod tho warrant for tbo Inuulry m.ido by tho Commission, tho argumont main tain", nroontirelyliiado luaiotoservoasacom plalnt upon which action b tho Commlson in Its iiuasl-judicla) eharnctor enn ho based. Again, it is tontonded, no notice was issuod to nny carrier to satisfy tlm complaint, or nn nwor the same, and that n reading of tho notice o: the investigation mado by tho Commission Is ptilllclent to show that tho Commission gave no Intormatlon of nnj proceeding intended to result In nn ordor for the reduction of nny spocliled rate". In consldoriug tho wot k of tho Commission wiiilo travelling ovor the West conducting its Invostigntlon, tho argument says that no ap pearances woro entered of record by counsel. No repro-entntlvo of any road undortook to watch whnt wns going on oxcopt nt tho points wheie hohnpponod to bo In nttondance. Tbo olllclals of earners in uttoiidanco varied nn tho Commissioners moved from plnco to place. No ono pnld attention to Iho muttorln tho way of preparing a defence or suggesting argu ments. All. however, took part in assisting to develop tho fncts In evory direction which the Commissioners indicated. Tlio only way in which nn order of the kind contomplntod by tho Commission can ho nrrlvod at. It Is con tended, is by the Institution of proceedings 0e run n, which shall he nddtessed to particular roads, anil shall contain nllegntlonseonccrnlng partleulnr rates which nro considored utirou sonnblc, and which allocations the parties de ioudents shall hnvenn opportunity to nnBwer nnil defend upon hearing and consideration In tbo usual wny The lion. IJonjnmln Brlstow. In behalf of tho Now Vol k, I.ako l.no und Wostorn. wis also Pte-ont aud demurred to tho jurisdiction of the Commission In the pro-ont procoedlngH. The arguments woro llled, nnd will be tnkon tindor consideration by the Commission. tlrlctnul I'lirUuce Cases, Anrnnnr.N'. P. 1)., July 8. Tho Injunction suits brought ngalirst tho keepers of local original nnckugo hotisos woro upfor nrctiment before Judgo C'nmpbell of tho Circuit Coutt yestordny. Tho District Attoinoy In his argu mont rnlsod the point that Congress had al londy parsed upon tho right ot tho Stato to prohibit tlio importation of liiiuors by admit ting South Dakota with n prohibitory oluuso in her Constitution. "In thin rcspoet," ho urged. "South Dakota Is in ailllTnront position from thnt ot unv othor Stnte In the I'nlon. Congress has tacitly, ut least, recognized hor light to exclude liiiuors." Tho allldnv it h upon w lilch tho Injunction was fssuod show tluit tho paekauu shops wero pub lie drinking places, nud tlio rrosoculing Attor ney, citing tlio oluuso of tho Stato law iloelar ing pliiooHorthis character public nulsiitieep, liiude a strong urgumeutiu t-upportot tho in-juuotlon. JEtpuIillcin Alilerraen Vnnt Mulnrlra, Tho llopubllcans in tho Jorsov City Board of Aldermen suicoedod Inst night In passing a resolution that a sulary ot $750 bo paid to mom liors ot the Board. All tbo Democrats, oxcopt Alderman Connolly of John l'oeny's end ol tho Uorsoshoo district, volod ngnlnst it. It is thought Mayor Cleveland will veto It, nnd It lio does it ib doubtful whether r. two-thirds voto enn bu secured to pa's It, A provision In tho eity charter mukos it lllocal for any pel sou to bold two salnrlod ofllucH under the eltv gov ernment. Alderman I'ntrlcl. 11. O'.Selll, thu Democratic loador In tho Board, is City Col lector, and ns such lie locelvos moro salary nnd Ires than nny othor city oltlcinl. Undor tho resolution ho would have to give up ono of tlio places. 'I his Is said to bo ono ot the reasons why the ilcpubllcuna passed the resolutions. Niilo of ThrUa'H Vllalc llltll. Theoxocutor of the estate of Goorgo Tliei-s lias sold tho good will of Thelss's Muslo Hall nnd Alhao'bra Court at 131 and 130 Bust 1'our tennth streot to Chniles A. Burthold, who is to tnku pot-Mission at onco. l'lol. Hniock C'lioei-n Htute OenlOKlat. TaKT0K, July S- Prof John C. Hmock was chosen State flaoloruu to day by the Stat Geological Hoard, in Ih. place of Prof fieorte Cook deceased Ho waa assistant undsr Prt Cpok from lss to uovt, when he resumed to taka chsrue or cconomio leolcsr at Ihe Nsscutu ef Nslural Ulslory In Albany, XUFEUEEAI. El.ECTWX LAW, VEUllAVS. A Concession TVrtioit From the neputillcna ly Threata Axnlnat the TarlfT IIIII. Washington. July Itopubllcan and Domo cratlo Senators havo arrived at nn informal agreement by whloh the Tariff bill is to bo passod within ton days alter it Is takon up nud tbo Kloctlons bli' postponed until Docombor noxt. A caucus of Uepubllcon bonators will bo held during tho prcsont wook, nt whloh tho agreement will bo formally ratified. Tho Deinocratto Sonntors havo plainly told tholr Itopubllcan oolloaguos within tho past fow days that unless an understanding was nrrlvod nt by which tho Elections bill should bo nbnn donod, thoy would so prolong dobnto upon tho TarlfT bill thnt no voto could bo hud for mnny long weeks, If nt nil. Tho llopubllcans appro clntnd tho fact thnt tbo Democrats held tbo whip hand, and thoy surrendered. The mombers of the FinitncoCommlttco hnvo boon very much worried nt tho strong opposi tion that has croppod out lo tho bill which they havo reportod, nnd havo boen nt tholr wits' ouds todovlsosomo means of saving It from dofont. Tho voto In tho Somite yostorday by which tho consideration of tho TarlfT bill was postnonod frlghtonod tho friends ot tho bill badly, nnd thoy are willing to mako any deal to bring about its passage. The llemocratlo Sonators havo determined that tho Kloctlons bill shall not bo considored. even It tlio session is prolongod into Docembor. and havo plainly mndo known their viow.s to tho llopubllcans. Tho result is thnt tho frlonds of tho Tariff bill hnvo indloatod to tho Democrats that it the TarlfT bill is allowed to pass tho Kloctlons bill will bo lott unncted upon. It Is confidently ns Fertod by lending Itopubllcan Sonators that. In tlswof this agreement. Congress will bo ena bled to adjourn by Aug. 1. STREET YOI.CAXOKS IX 1IOSTOX, TOO. Itrlcke, Manhole C'nrera. nnd Men Hlovvn Out of One or Tlicm. Bobtox. July 8. Throo workmon woro em ployed In a manholo in front of police station -1 this morning whon an oxploslon occurred which throw thom twolvo foot In tho nlr. Two of tho men woro not badly hurt, but tho third, Mlchnol Clancy, bnd his log biokonund sus tained Intomnl inmrios. The gns company's odlcinls don't know how tooxplnln tho oxploslon. Tho tronch. which had boen filled to within two lent of tbo sur fnco of tho streot. runs nlong tho sldo ot tho manhole, which Is of brick, about four (eet square and live deep. Thoro was. as fnr ns eau bo loarned. no light in tho neighborhood. Tlio ens company does not nllow Its workmon to smoko, nnd thero worn sovoral foremen stand ing about to see that tho regulntion was en forced. Cnnt. Iilsh nnd thooilicors who enmo nt onco to tho spot fallod to detect tho.ligbtet odor of illuminating gnn. It is eonjoctiuod that sower gnshnd collcclod In the manholo anil cxplodod spontnnoously. The heavy Iron cover of tho manholo wns blown o(T. Tbo Inner Iron covor was broken into fragments nnd thrown to tho opooslto sido nf tlio street, and the brick masonry wns torn awuy where oxposed by tho trench. the "xnir chateii" ix rnui'Tiox. An Enrthqunkf) In Wi nmhis;. Followed by nn Outburst nt Ktenm und Htonrn. WAsntxoTON-. July S.-Socrotnry Xoblo has rccoivod this despatch from Superintendent 1'. A. Boutolle. Mammoth Hot Springs. Wyo ming: "This despatch just rocolvod from Xorris Basin: At 4:13 V. M. thoro was a severe shook of enrthiiuuke. followod by a tornblo roar, nnd, upon Investigation. It provod that tho geyser cnllod 'Now Crator' hnd nn erup tion. It Is throwing up a column of stoam, stones, nrd water about 200 feet in circumfer ence nnd to the haight ot nbout rj5 foot, and shaking tho wholo basin around that vicinity." A Itumnr About tile Vnnderbllte. Chicago, July 1?. An nftornoon paper says tho Chlcngo stock surds will hencoforth bo controlled by tho Vandorbllts. Thoy havo se cured control of them, nnd tho coneorn is to bo capitalized for 2-J.0uu.(i00 and tho stock placed upon the market. It Is under-tood that thauneey M. Uepow will bo I'rosident of tho compuny. The President Itrlmns to iVnahlncton. VWimxnmi, Jllly8. The President, Private Secretary Hulford nnd Mrs and .M.sk llalford arrived In Wasl lucton at oj o'clock this afternoon from lupo Muj. Tlio Weather, The warm wave dotuluati-d the entire country e-ist of tho Itocky Moiin'.nlns yesterday exiept tn Vonuna, tho lJakotn. and astrlp of country over the upper lakes rmtltifr ncrois Maine. The heat In the Western States was Just as Intense as on Monduv. The ware k'rt.itl; expanded, and stretches f.ir out lulu tho Atlantic. Tho b-irometrlc derres.fo'i that covered the country from I olnrado to .Minnesota on Monday passed over the lakes into Canada, where It was central yesterday, drawlne; the warm weather from the sooth. It was assisted by the liljrh pressure that has remained nearly stationary over the southern Slates, wllh Its centre over (iionKla. This area caused a steady flow of warm air northward lu ul! the Mates from Kau.aa eastward. The first effect of the warm wave was felt In this city esrly in the niornliiK- The tlovermuent thermom eter ut s A. X. registered 75, a steudy rie takiuir place until nl 10 A. 51. it stood at 81. and at noon at sj. reaching the maximum. w3, at 4 Jo 1. M. This was six drgrses hhiher than on Junes, the next highest flit uro fur tho jcar An area of hlfti treasure v.rt developed over the Northwet Hint created cooler weather jesterday In the upper Mississippi and Missouri vatie)s and Western lake regions. It can hardly reach Into the cent-e or iht country on account of another depression forming In the Horl.y Mountain rerlons that will causo the warm air current lo continue Its course northward and partly counteroalauco tho cooler air frum tlio hikh presiure. At any rate, the warm wave will couihiuo over tho greater part of t iu cuilutrj easier tho Mississippi and will be telt with undiminished energy on the Atlantic coast to day. Tlio menu temperature charts show that the warm waves that isi.ill) occur at this time In themnniii reuch thiir maximum uhuut the nth, aud tluro is good reason to look for a tniluu.incoof the .rami spell until about that lime Nearly a'l the warm waves In this re giou last tho best purl of three dnye at this season. Last night tho high rcksure over the Nor Hi west was passing ton ant the upper laes, following closely the depres slou thai was in Cattida. It developed great euerg) and caused severe lucal storms and high winds in the late regions, over the northern Ne- l.nglaud stntm, and In t auada, and off fie Masuchuctta co.isl wires were down in inuiiy places and telegraphic coinmtiiil cation was Interrupted Tue Western tlopresiloti also lui Tensed In energy an I iiiagnltu le, and will carry the worm wavo up Into tho Northwist tu da und j rolong Iho host lu tho Westirn stale. Light showers fell la all t!i) Statea south of Ihe lakes nud in the MiiBiijpp vslle), and hruvy showtrsnf over an Invh rainfall at Vick.burgnud s.ivaunuh in this city tl o da) was fair, a sllfl brcezo from ihi south and south west av erasing t w olre miles an tinur,leinperrdithe )i at; thetiiiildit.v started wlili su per cent. In the inornluc, but nocreascd in the afternoon t' x. Today promises to be penerallv fair, wlib a shower toward uWht Tu morrow t roinl.es to bo fair, with but slight change in temperature The thermometer -it i'errl's pharmacy In Tint Bex building recordid the trinperaturo yesterday ns follow j- IRs'l, IS'.II phi. ino 3A, M 7iU 7l-l3:ulP M vf llsi" OA. l 70 7J" ill M s. 17 II A. M "H 7s B P. 51 s: ss MH SJ tb'llJMId fi' H4 Averags ht,i' Average on July n l"si W sK.s.L orricr runrcirr tu l 8 r. u. wsoYssiur, yor Maine, shoneri. proceded In northern portion hy fair, routhwe.lerly winds, warmer lu nurtheru cooler lu southern i onion Tor New Hampshire and Vermont, showers, north wetor!v winds, cinder J'or M.viuchusclts showers, preceded In la.tern port on is fair, winds tuning to northwesterly, lO'der I or III ole Island, at d I ouueotlciii, fair, followed by ehotwra, westerly winds, warmer. Fn eiilrrnbew lurk atit Miftrn Vriniidranhi, lAoitv ers northwesterly titwts: tilyV'ti cooler. lor the Histrli tof Columbia, New Jersey, Delaware, Uarylsnd, and tlrglnla, fair, followtd by showers, westerly winds slightly cooler, yor western New Vork. wetlern J'ennsylrasla, show ers, followed by fair during the day; northwe.terly wind., lower tsiDj'cratuts. r" v SguttttmaeatiSslut.'vaikmtiaeiiataasmSaSm FIE11CE GALIS NORTH OF US. I f MAxr itovsis i.ti-TED riou Titr.tn j fe rOVXDAHUXS AM) WRECK Eli. j! Illlirr Point Hotel un i.nUe t'hnnipluln Dun.. mil' iiKCit-IIlKli Wind In Northern Nenr j T1 Knclnnd-A Chin rl. llelfrv t'onica Ilnvvn 'H ThroiiEh Mr. Nhnvr'" ltonl. tB' SttHToai, July C lteports havo beon re- coltodnttho nillio.id station horo that Bluff M l'otnt llotol on I.ako Chainplaln shore, owuod iA by Iho llolawnro and Hudson Company, was blown Into tho lako this nftornoon, and that K' several persons lost their llvos. 1'ott Kent I i,' the furthest point north that can ho re.vhed 9 i bv lallroad or Wostorn Union wires. That B'i' placo reports a torrlblo wind In that region, ft I V At midnight the wires woro mill down nnd It '.11 wnsimposslblo to eonllrm tho rumor ot tho i A f pnttlnl destruction of tho Bluff Point Hotel, I W l'ort Honry, lllly inllos south of the hotel, lun i boon reachod by wire. Tho rnllrond operator jBT I thoro snys thoro was a honvy storm on the lako p' this altcrnoon, nnd thai It Is bellovod that a m numborof persons who wore out in rowbonts fm hnvo boon lost. Stxtcou or more nro said to bo f if?, misslug. K y.nfrn rnssongors on tho midnight train I tk,' from Montreal sny the storm wns goneral SI, from House's l'olut to Whltohnll. The force of J J; tho wind was tonlfic. Mnny sin-ill houses nt fi Tl House's l'olnt nnd othor towns along the lalo C;r woio lilted from their foundntlons nnd de- Wf stroyed. Tho Bluff l'olnt Ilolol sufTored dam- iW ago to tho extent of $.1.00(1. No ono tn the t hotel wns Injured so fnr ns is known. Ono B i guost, nnmo unknown, who was out in n small S M boat whon tho tornado struck the lako, was I wA drownoJ. j ffij TittiT, July (tenernl Passenger Agent li i5r Butdlck of tho Dolawaro and Hudson Coin- II jB,. tinny loft horo nt 12:30 this morning for Bluff Jfe; l'olut. Ho s.itd that his ilrst Information i 'M wns that tho hotel had boon wrockod fl f ff by n cyclone and thnt sixtoon lives I1111I 'il beon lest. Lntor ho learned that whllo tho S l'tt hotol had boon considerably damaged ouly g Pv ono porson could not bo accounted lor. Tho !j jtvf storm lasted only a fow mlnutos, but was of ii ;UU great sov orlty. jyjfij Burrvi-o. July S. A revere wind and rain Sw3 storm passod ovor southwostorn Now York at J 1OT9 7 P.M. Much damngo Is roporjod from Jnmss- li M town. 1'rodouln, and Salamnnen. f jR"J Trees woro uprootod. housos moved from (J Sll their foundations und unrooted, glass broken, l 'yttn and crops dot nstatod. Several thousand dot- 'llrHf lnrsdnmago has boen done. It'lsS Buiii.iNiiTON. Vt.. July 8. -Tho storm whloh 3 )fi occurred hoto this nlternoouwns tho worst rf '.m.s. known for yoars, nnd sovcrnl prlvato yachts 1 fiti hnd nnrrow oscapos from sluklng. Word hits S i boen loeoived hero that tho stoam tug Littlo (L'jiS Nolllo, ("apt. (lark, of WilUboro. foundorod oft gf HouEe's Point nt tho beginning of tho storm MB nnd sunk, with Cnpt. Clark, his son, nnd tbo jW.S engineer. So fur as leuinod nt 11 P.M. no 1? LfPt llvos wore lost horoabouts. Considerable dnm xl'L ago was dono to shado trees nnd lawns, nnd l',st 8 somo chimneys wero lilown olT. .als Banio1!,.1u1v.. Tho sov orost tornado known i Jifil here In a long tlmo swept over this city this 'Jf ovouing, doing great dnmngo. Big black -Jt it?) j clouds camo up with a rush, nud tho storm do- vJ? Ml scondod very suddonly. An ico houso of tho 'liW Bangor Ico Conipnny. on V alloy avonuo, was &3J!1' blown Into tho streot, nnd nnother partly uu- jfet roofed. At tho snmo plnco big elm troos wero f iii blown across tho street. Tho Ico house ot P. W,' W. Asor A Co. wns unroofed for ubout two- 4' i thirds Its longth. Mnny troos wero blown j ''J down about tbo eltr. Tho falling troos broko Ml tho oloctrlo street light wires, nnd put tho lim. lights out. 'ipsui WiNTitnop, Mo., July P. A sovoro storm, ac-' lMr compnnlod by almost incossnnt thundor and w'71 lightning, began hero nt 0,'i o'clock to-night. Be-1 nnil rnpldly incrensod In intensity until it bo- U j;.'' c enmo a tornado. Its path was most strongly sj I marked on tho wo-torly sldo of tho vlllngo. Ii V l bolng 2U0 foot wldo and moving from wost to ji'ii1'! oust. Chimneys woro blown down nnd tho tlu if W I roof of tho vlllngo school building was cir- U fi'if rlod off. portions ot It bolng blown ucrosa MPfif1, tho vlllago nn olghth of n mile. Fllty trees on Mnln sttcct and In tho cemetery closo Wil by woro torn up by tho roots nnd blown about JJflJ j llko twigs. Tho roof of tho cotton mill tower Sfp j was Bwept uwny. tho roof of 3Ir., Plunbo How- !(SBjjj nrd's barn torn off, nnd a shod ISO feet long 1 j$$jj j conueetod with S. 0. Davis's sawmill was ilSrtjl wrecked nnd tho lumbor strewn in nil dlrec- (tjntl tlons. Ooorgo Gllddon's slaughter house waa natiu'ii wrecked. uli Tho grontost forco of tho tornado wns felt in li'lfi tho vicinity of tho Methodist Church. With 11 Sl'l'J loud crnsli tho belfry of the church fell upon BjfleV thoro.sidonco of thesterlf. Shaw. Mis. Shaw. C'WfJ Mr. Shaw's mother, wns just closing a window rtjjl3 ft upDtairs-w-.ion thu bolfry containing the hell L'iffjIS crashed through the toof. Mrs. Shaw was; r!'SIf knoclcod Insensible. Sin was probably fataily Si iSFsl Thoro wero many nnnowesenpes from doaih jMj ft om falling trees, chimneys, and debris. I.o- t wf'J' nndor Bates's enrriago was struck by u largo V jHwi tree, tho cnrrlago demolished, nnd Mr. Bates jy?l badly hurt. Tho streets are impassible i Hl-Wi T.oTiEiir .vex ox 101: ,ly tia Awff ul The I.onlslunis llnuse I'as.ts It Over the. rjrs Xl 43nTr.uoia Veto. mU JJ Nr.w OntXAM, July h. Tho House to-day i M-' :g passod tho l.oltory hill ovor tho Governor's I IK voto by a voto of dG to 111, exactly enough to AmU OT carry It, Thero Wfcs no chnngo In nny vote. ?tla Ji Tho bill did not reach thu r-enate In timo to act (jjf. (S on It, but will bo taken up lo-morrow morning. r ,9 'ja i.ud It Is thought will bo pnssod over tho veto SPfW In tlint house also. Ono of Iho Senators, Mr, t,r 3 Smith of Sabine, who favors tho lottory. Is very W 2 111, hut ho will ho brought into the Sonnto in an 8 Invalid's cluilr to-moriow. .is his vniu is noco-.- Mr -f miry. Tlio J.eglslaturo will adjourn on Thurs- S'ri'! day. .7E It lie Klllo Tls.ro Men. lf JNj&r San Antonio. Julys, -Tho nows of iho do v JkBtffl pciato light at t oliimbits, In which City Mar- ffiwlF shall'oro killed threo inuu, wr.sconllrmod to- 'ffilrfts day. The dead men are lid Young nnd John f.'SKtvi and llohhtalToid. Tho lat'er woro sons of Col. $'$14$ II. II. fctiiiloul, u loading clilzen of Colorado r&M h county. !'Ji?I I Bud blood hns oxlstcd for somo time bo slffiJf'-5 I tweon tho Stafford Iiojh und Pope. They mot i VflpB 1 innsnloou )o.stordav and Un tioublo was re- ii-Uir unwed. 1'opo underlook tonnost Bob Statlord, 'jt 'Mi but was told that ho would bo killed if ho per- ijjSv si t.'ulcl: ns a flash Pope drow hli rovolvor and J if shot the brothers, l.d oung. a friend of tho I'lRf Staffords, opuncd lire on P010 and wounded j'K'j him In tho side, The Marshal klllod him with I' i'Ii n shut through the brain. Tho two brothers Pi' fa 8 died a half hour tutor tho affray. u j ,ioJiixi.s Aiioiir soir.r. fc'lwt'f I b,: if Me-rts Scramck, a nieis-ngcr hoy, 14 ysara old, h'i f -tub- ft llvsl at lo d ilre-l nml liuton av nuc, vv ssdlownel 1, lost nighilu the Harioi.i llivir. Lfi' -J Hie tenth annual exhlbili'm of nil pvlntlngs at the an f tll'l, m gallery or lb. 1 den Musi e 1. to be opened on July 11. f 4vf si I'lluve hanskli'l, the Japauo'o Juggler, Is nowglvlnf 7 X.H lils nnal perfonuaures. mi q Tue first Saiurdav nuht lallof theseason at the f.ong t K jj lleaoh Hotel I. to b mi rliiur I o next, and msi p-r- f ffi' ,1 sou. hav" arranifed 10 lepri-aeiu panclng 1. to b a t fSil r-2 feature f ever satur ta eieiiin' cntert'iiiitnent. 1, to I I. Iviar I I'i'l li'I. 1 f "'t Third nrenue, who recently I ft.V f rc-tied .1 'a I ir nn drowning itenl-. ih-u he wrnte this f ii Per ul I ug TllK r-t atlentl, 11 lit Ins hir1!!! II 2' V ll 11k-Iriem.l s,gi ed lusn one o the inlstive lu jest I Ufal V .lohli Weber 1 le I 1 ms In H e llullillng I'ureau lester- Pj 1, I dar lur the ci nslr cl 'n if a seren m.ri br Ck sill V, 4 JM le r.i cutl.t apvrl nei t Isiiise I'll the itorllieai-t comer of 'If, Jv I Maillin avi-nus an 1 timet) thud street, to cist iLAi fn j 1' TR l-f I armeltofiracentlii an 1 l.ul-aeppe Krhiavello plitii I '92 ff makrrs 'piarrelled on .Ninth avinue )e,iertvi l '-a ,l" -l former tired twhe at i.tuiepn. wtlhoul el'evt. i,ia f. t renti vas arrese,. and at Jefferson Market Toilce it j l-ourl waa held III f I. U"l ball (l Ihe Celtou Ksrhangesent aletterto thePo'lre Rnar4 f fr, yssierdaysaylngthat auuuiberof nrmseomptalned that i f'' cotton camo to their warehouses short of weight Thsy believed ll waj stolen while the tales wait on Ufbwie 1' aloujilje the piers or on (ruck. I 1 1 r 111 --mi-ill sB.HlfiiB

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j, 2 THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, lttHJ. m THE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. 1$ J BIOtAXOtlS ATTACK TIIK COXFKIIEXCE jJ IlKVOItX OK XII IC SILTtM HILL. Mr, Bhamni Ilefeaoa alt the President Id tbe Secretary or ttie 'I'reuaiirr E. mi erelsea In Memory of the Late ti. S. t ox, H' WA8iitNOTON.Jul7B.-.In the Sennte to-day U the conference roport on tho Sllvor bill wns Kjf taken up. and Mr. Vest stated tlio roasotis why H ho should vote ARninst tho report. A tnrire jfj majority of th'aHennto had votod, be said, for ft the free coinage of silver, but the conf. rence 1! report absolutely did away with nit Men of '1 fie colnno and continued, and was Intend- I d to cor.tlnuo. the svstem under which silver t bad bfon persistently and consistently do- I raded since 1U78. I Ir Bberraan defended and explained Iho 1 conference roport, ond Mr. btowart asked him U be thoueht thoro was any danger of the I Secretary of the Tieosury'a falling to buy four I nnd a halt million ounoe of silver a month It I bo could set It at loss than par, aa piovldcd In i the act. j Mr. Shorninn-Not tho sllshtost. The Senate cannot legislate on the Idea that tho olTlcors of thsGotorniuont will not exoaute the law. A euffcestlon has boon mado ubout the President ond the Secretary o! the Treasury haunting the Capitol In regard to tho bill. I have not een ejthor of thorn, and I do not think that a Ingle oonforree has eueu elthor of thorn during 1 the conference, Tho President of the United Btatos will do what ho thinks It his bounden M duty to do undor his obligation. As to his ill j seeking to Influence mo, or my st-oklng to ft) I InOuenco him, that is rathor beyond the bounds of reason. Jr- Voorhees said that In the praotlce of his j I ivroresslon ho always droaded a packed jury. I the trouble about tho conforenco bill was not II 'whotbor tho Sooretary of the Troasury would I obey tho law. but that overy single section of I the bill gave adiscrotlon to the Becrotaryof I Troasury, who was "packed" against I llYor. He did not rolled upon tho present fcretriry of the Troasury, Far from It. The Jroasury Department had been nnckod 1 agulnsr. sllvor oier bIih-o he (Mr. oorheesl had ?.0, nimbei of the Bonuto, not merely I under tho lteiiubllcnu i arty, but under his nun If Parti, until he wus wenry of It. Ho was I Y v0"8!1, nt thB hardihood of Sena ora taking I I i rtJ-Ki'1" lba luoy '",l1 8nlJ nd done and voted i i i r .l "roo wofK6. a majority ol I J rierenieeii In tlio i-enate lnul votod lor iho froo I' -coinage of M'.ver. nnd that majority hud boon I eato.i as olialt by tho conforenco committee. I ..iH'.A01101;81111! thut- mticU as ho dlfllkbd tho IF ?'Plloa of a haif-way moiisiiro, a uioiiBuro fc 'hat thnurted the will of the pooplo for Iroo III;! ana iinllmltod colnaco of sllvor, ho wns oom- II IM peiloa to support iho comoiouco bill as tho t Unl.'Lfr,0tts.u.ro,wlllcll.,:oul(1 brine relief to tho I I Peouh o( the Uniiod Matos for tho not few ll H i fnoo.hs. Ci.ncross would imaomblo In Docom- )l' 5fLnoiXt,an" lf lh0 bl11 lld not woik well It In ul i ooieformed next session. He was re III i Btralnod by thocourtesvUuo to another body I f i"nV, OUB? ol iteiToeeutatlves) from e.prt-ss- i anKhlsoninlon with regard to its coutse. lie 1 7Jllcl hait however, that nothlni; done in that I b,:i." P the BUbjeet of ih Sllvor bill redound Is Sd i 'i. Il0'lur r tho AmnriOrtn mime. Tho f body whioii hud been com-ldorod tho repreacnt n"lP.b.av;of thp American tiooplo had nbso- II f lutely tloutod In the fine nf ihe American i'eo. HI I'le tho ilemand made upon it by Wnll Is SK,81, disregarding puldio sontlmont. HI v"i?er.n system which he could not bpeuL of III patiently the voice ol tho majority wa stilled II ;Snii'0U.ld n'.'f .,J0 board, and it never would be heaid until tho people ol the Cnitert Mates HI sliouU sond to thatbudy and to tho Senate I I P9n who were willing to represent them and 1 1 J. roprosont them in splto of tho eiterlor in- l i?"cei! "roiiBht to boar onon them men who I e,. nb'o to withstand tho ridlculoof tho great 3B wetropohian press, men who were able to llHn vriihutarid the Inlluenco which the money 4! Powor of the o untry knew so well how to I II ?.roS?P ,en,r: n,t'n 1V,I wer "blo to with- tholnnuenccsofthoAumiulstraiionand HUH w'Tfi wining to forego tho lavoi ol tho hxe-u U''oi the purpose of doing that which they considered to lie right. II ?p edlscuBslon wa Interrupted nt 3 o'clock M ndthe bill went over without action nnill to- 1 1 III t inorrow. 1 ho !oiiato tlionlistenej to speoehes I HI I? P'alse of tho late Itepiesontaiivo Nb. Cox of I Aewiork. which had been made a spoclal oV- I SSI Ior loidRl'' u'tor having been several times HUH PQi poned. Ilia l,.tr-.iHJ!ock.ofT,(,rP.'1 resolution declaring Ol I!,'10, henato hud received with mofinind II (l r!?J0? l,he annnunceinent of the death of Mr. II ntllitS'"1,01 ?K lo I.', ,,,ra,lr tlia assurance I i "'.wntpathv in itb tad bereavement. He u.so j II Si tit L chaiacter and accomphsh- Voprbees spoke of Mr. Oox as one wbnso was free irom stain or blemish, ns a biave I 5?K,iJm,"ui,tB,5' mrally. and pbyslcullv a man It 2SS ,a".!od danger in tho face, and the law of it Whoso being wa liberality. V Hr'.tl',l?rl1P"" fad tribute to the private ?"d l?h" I" ol Mr. .-ox. und wns at tlmei so 5!2i T9 RR tn l"1 'owed to paueo until hu mus- l tored his dmotlon. ;,lh' MtsV.B"oko ,f hi", having remonstrated Si lr,.(2.x MKalnit his ai-ceptnnro of the TOleHinr, toTurkej.und of Mr. fox's explan". I'onP,f, h,s doing -o that ho was tired to death I foiling tho oteriinl stone up th hi! t..8eoIti S "'IbaekBBalniotholiott m; that bo was tired oltbirt eternal toll without return: that he was ig Jlr...of oxc temeni: that he wa td ro-t. and I 1 tbfitbe could find it iimld the mosques id I m e,i?,BroiR of H'P tinlthed cMlbutlon 0f the' ta A yenr a'torward, Mr. Vet said, he had f f 'cp(ved a ettor Irom Mi. fox saying that he i been diaapnolutod In tho East and would ll' eocn return to the United States. f i7.A,t?r a, Bl!ort, ad"ross by Mr. Dixon Mr. fl EvameulogbedMr. fox. It was dillkult. he I i Bald, to concoive a career moro versatile and at Ihe sHino time more poble nnd attractive Hum that which marked iho course ol that loung I na lve of Ohio 'rom the lime when ho started. at a great pneo which I o koi t up to theend I of hU life, null the time when hodlod-ono of the most omliieut public men of tho great Htuto o' New Vork. It w.is not doubted that Mr. Cox Pd served the Mute from hot hood up: that he liail labored for her and lovod her: that for "Mslotr and Iriondshlp and mankind he did .11 jrhat ennobled and expanded him. ami that I bo was enrolled on the list of those whoso I iiiemnry men would not willingly suffor to pass lfl out ot notice. ,1 IE Iho resolution was adopted, and as a further y'i&l ?i;k of rl ect thu Souato adjourned until to- j ii "torrow. II J House or RrpresentittWen. Ijll After prayer by the Chaplain Mr. lingers of III Arkansas mudo the point o( ordor that there dl I was no iuorum presont. Tho Speaker was 1 1 13 able tn count but V22 members, nnd on motion 11! of Mr. Melilnlayof Ohloa cull nf the Houso 'II j trasordercd. Thecal iiavlng disclosed the j I liresence of 184 members, moro than a quorum. ,11,1 I th8 Journal of jesterda' proceedings was read. ij j i On motion of Mr. linker of Now York the !j Bonnie amendments wero concurred In ijl I to the House bill for tho udmlssion of the Btato 'HI of Wyoming. 1'ho Speaker laid before tlio Houso tho Senate Jjl j bill to adopt logulutions for preventing col- llslons nt soa. It contains tho regulations adopted by the Iiitninailnnal Mnrina Confer- 1 'S'- J ''"I win piifsed yeas 125, nays 45. I ..5Ir' Cummlncsorewil.rU. rising ton iiuoh 111 tlon o' lerHonai prlvflacn. quoiod from the til J npeoeh made byhnn on tho National i lection 'III J PJII B"P allusions to John I. Davenport. Ho M then loud a letter ho had ruceltod from that Ml Jhai Mr. Irlsp Imd inserted In his spoceh an -M Inliimiiiisniiiick upon him i)uvinpri copied fl If Jroiiitlioii'ii.iii-e, 1,1 iihrmtfi: hubso luoiitly 1 'P111 paper had ma o a retrnctlon, and ho If J thought ll but mh.. that this letractlou iwliieh 'Hiotedi sh..uld go on tho record of tho I ll Jfniw. He, iherelqrit. had ro.iuosteil Mr. Cum- i Wings tursad ihe letter. I J. I rl'P said that he did not know Mr. Dnvon- J U Poit. nnd hud merely cut tho oxtract from thn Hrj ppornt'.dlnsoitodft In his remarks, because i liohad not had tlmii to rntil It. if ho had BS known that a letr.irilon hud been made he J I certainly would not have ubod tho article. 1 1 uri: uaii:u2vn xuviva, Tllns: ol Interest Iu nnd Outside the Hull I w Ol toilcl'eS4 j Wabiiinoton, July 3. -Tho compromised 811- ver bill agreed upon In conferenco does not lva auy great amnuut of satisfaction to any. IK ocly. Tho anil-silver mon nro us well batls- k ld with this bill ns they could bo with any I I thoy can got out ol this Congre-'s. This bill Is t notsioiilliely a Mlver measure ns It looks to j bo at llrt gl.mcc, Ti a untl-Hllver men hnvo k I tromthellrstcoutondodforlhobulllonrodomp. J I tlonclausn which was mserted in the Hniiso bill. D Uelpg obliged to yield this In conferonco un j der a threat that legislation would bo blocked I J until the silver mnttsr was pottled. Mi. Khor j man proposed iho insortlon of the declaration I hat upon a demand of holders ol any of the I I Treasury notes herein provided for, the Heoie j h tairofthe Treuvurr shall, under such icgu- Si jutloiisusiiqmuy n oiiciibe. redeem such notes I i Inguldorsihorclnnt Ms diseietlon It being 1 t the t'olleyol the I'nlted States to ninlntiiln the I twu me al" lit a iMiitv with each o hor upon the i.m.iut legal ratio, or suuh ratio as may be provided by law." I liu l'';iarailoii of a polloy to maintain the I parity ot the two metals. It Is liel.l. will give j tho S-oniolttvr ol tho Tieasmv the light to I waiutuiuthat purity by such moons as wa bo I "0,9,fary at any tlmo. and this saving clause win bo aa effective as tho bullion rodomutlon i clause. I Auollior objection which Is raised by tdo ul- trn silver men is that the provision that tho Secretary shall buy 4..jOU.OOO ounces of sllvor, 1 or so much tho'oof as ma bo offered, Blvos the Secietary tho power to pro out any purchases when he desires bv running down the murkot to such a pi ico that no silver will be olfored. The ultra gold men are, of course, creally out of sorts at having to yield n much as they havo to the ellver mon but the ultra silver men urn at aucry as they aro. Mr. llbind, onoof tho Democratic conforrees, said to-dav Hint tho bill was violous, that It put silver In a worso p 'sltinn than Know Is, and that the silver men ought to defeat it, Ho for ouo would never vote for such a meuauro. In December Inst the Navy Department Is sued an ndvorllsomsnt and circular Inviting Bteol manufacturers to submit nrmor plates for n competitive tost to be held at tho Kaval Ordnanoe proving ground at Annapolis. Hav ing lulled to secure. In rnon n to this ad vertisement, any aimnr plates of American manufacture, the department has decided to i test the relatlvo merits ol tin e vnrletle of foielgn nrmor platen, and accordingly three platos Id1,' Inches thick havo beon I mi chased abroad nnd will bo tented by a Inurd of naval oflleers snmo tlmo next month. Tho first of those platos Is a com pound plate or tho kind used tn Kngland. mado by f Anuuell A Co. The second Is n stool plate i mado by tho Creusnt Co., and nf the kind ndoptrd In certain continental countries, The 1 third Is of un alloy of -tool and nickel, which Is roportod to have shuwn romarkab'o rnslstlng nualltleson the proving ground atCrouset and In England. These plates will be attacked with forged steel shell ot H and callbro fired with velosltlus ot 12,073 and l.ajU f. s. rospoc tlvoly. i Tho rinance Commltteo of tho Scuato had undor consideration to-day the nominations j ii. ado by tho President of members of tho Board of Appraisers. It Is said that there Is some opposition to tho counrmntinn ol Messrs. Qoorgo 11. Sharp and James A. .leuoll of Now orn btt'Od nn protosts from certain importers. Consequently all of the nominations have hoou held up for furthor consideration at tho next meeting of the committee. Petitions from half a dozen or moro States wero presonted to the Senate to-day praying for an acknowlodgmont of God and tho Chris tian religion In tho Constitution of tho United States. Tho petitions say that this defect en courauos and teaches the false view that tho authority of govern mont Is derived solely from the will of the people and not from the will ol God. that it eneouragos the false doctrine that civil govoinmont has no morn! or religious du ties to porform. nnd that Irreligious ond oren immoral men mav be properly ond safely en trusted with Its administration. Tho Houso Commltteo on Election's disposed of two Mississippi conto-tod election ones to-day-Hill vs. Catchlngs. from tho Third district, and Kernaghan vs. Hooker, from the Seventh district. Tho decl-lnn was In favor of tho sit ting Democratic memiers. Catchiugs und Hooker. Tho Florida enso of Go driebvs. Bul lock was discussed at length and tho llpal do- cislon wasdoiorred until noxt week, although It was apparent that thn majority Is disposed to roport In tavoi- of tho claims of Goodrich, i the llepuhllcan contestant. Heprosontntlvo I.ncoy was Instructed to I notify Mr. Unrland to appear and make aigu- mont lioforo tho Committee next luesdnyln the case of Boprosontativo Breckinridge of Arkansas. j Congressman Enloo of Tonnossee. who has takon it upon himself to prevent the transac tion of any buslne-s every Friday night unless n quorum is present, will got more than ho bargains for if the llopublieans carry out tholr llttlo scheme as nzreed nn to-day. Noxt Frl da night when Mr. Knloe makes the point of no quorum, one of the Republicans will de mand a call ol tho House nnd the members will be forced to sit it nut until 1U:S0. tho hour i for adjournment. This little scheme will mofco it exceedingly iinploasunt for the mem bers and Inloevvlll bo blamed forthetneon- 1 venionoe thoy will be subjected to. i Chairman Hltt of the Foreign Affairs Com mittoo sat in his soat until tho Houso ad journod this afternoon awaiting an opportunity to Introduce a resolution calling for all tho correspondence on the liehrlng Sea question, but owing to tho tactics employed bv Mr. ltocersnf Arkansas ho was unable to got In the resolution, nnd it wen; over until to-morrow. .Mr Hltt said ho could mt tell how long It would take fur the Stato Department to com ply with his resolution, but lie thought tho Intormatlon would be supplied the Houso lu a few das. The resolution will not, it Is thought, In any way Interfere with tlio pena- I ing negotiations between the United States and Ureat Britain. MjxaHELD's noir mxu keoqii. A. Halt at JLaw ivbteh Recelle n Hceee Ik the Dreeslni; Koom ofn Iloeton Theutrc. George Keogb has brought suit through Walsh and Kgnn of the Stewart building ngalnst lllcbxrd Mansfield to recover (GOO as salary for six weeks nnd Ave per cent, of the net receipts of the business during tho samo period. On Feb. 17 last Keogb nnd Mansfield mado a conttact by which, nccordlngto Lawyer Kgan, Keogh was to uctns Mansfield's manager for the seasons of 1300 and lfc'Jl at SHOO a week and five, por cont. of the not receipts. Six weeks' notlco from either party was to be sufll cient for ending the arrangement. On Mon day. April 111 last, the Mansilold company bo gan an engagement in Boston at the Sit ston Theatre. Tho piny was Itichnrd III." After tho performance Mr. Keogh wont to Mr. Mans field's private dressing room with the box office statement. It was a pretty po.ir showing, fcoinethlng over i:lb(J. and MunbUoldoxdalmed: Keogh, that's too thin'" Ko .eh declared that It wns a truo state ment, und that a copy showing the same busi ness had beon soul to John Stetson, who was llnanciully Interested inthoenterpiise. Mans lleld th, retipon culled Keogh u liar, and a good doal of bad language followed on both sides, mingled with throats, ut tho end of which Mansfield lod with hlsiirht. "heogh,"snld Lawyer l.gnn, "inn little man, but he's a bundle of nerves nnd In- laid for Mansfield hot und heavy nnd llekod him, and when nt la-t thu row alti acted ntteutlou it took tho combined loico of two big men to drag hengh away." Then Mr. Keogh laid for Mansfield at tho stngo door, Put Mansfield went out nt the front entrance, flo w,nt directly to tho l'aikor Hiue and wiolo out a discharge for Keogh, ending his manager s-ervices at the very hour of thu f acas. Keogh ncceptod the bounce, but be claims consldeuitlon now for tho lack of six weeks' notice. There Is another side to tlio story, of course. Mr. Mansfield's personal guard would iioi allow him to bo approached last uvonliig. but his present manager, 1 rank Dint, said ho hud been Informed that Mr. MnusMnld wined up Ihe floor with Keogh. "Mr. .Mnnsfleld olfored him his saluiy for I lie six v,oeks,"euld Mr. Uiotz. "and for llvo nooks I sent him checks for li) ench. The sixth I havo in my pocket now. All tho ot are ho accented, and we hold his rocoipis. Tho point nf Mr. Kuoub's suit Is that he claims another weak under the contract. According to that v low, he declined to receive tlio sixth chock, but thu books show that his six wejks' tlmo was up ou May Ul." A3W.JCitKXl!. "Iho IluellleU" ul the Union Hqunre. Avery mournful drama called "The Basi lisk," written bt Charles Nevlns, who is also nu actor, was oxperimautallk porformod nt tho Union Square Thoutre yesterday alternoon It was followed with nulot attention by a rather small audienco, made up for tbo largor part ot actors and actresses who know Mr. Kevins, nnd probably sympathized with him. Tho teit was the least promising of tho many trial mutinies that have occurred since the dull sensou ope nod. Mr. Kevins' play is nearly all narrative, totally devoid of drumntlo eplsodos, and telling a talo of unrelieved gloom. Tho effort to Infuro a comedy ele ment miscarried because tho material was ancient. Tho plot follows tbo wlckodness of a physician's wife, who, to sorure wonlth and position for hor husband and herself, plans and carries out tho poitonlng of a rich oung fomule relative. complications arlso from the husband's lovo foi thupiotty victim, and from his sclentlllo effort to chock tho poison's elTocts, und the un rave Hug o, those mui.o up tbo play. Much of the dialogue is lu a linn literary voln. and nt least nnositUHiloii Isullectlvel but tho tieut nioiit oi thu innlti Ideaand the genersl davei onnieiitci ihottorydld not In nnv way enow the skilled lira i'UIini's hand. Tho cast called f r lily six players, Mr. .Sovlnsliunseli Imper sonating ihe beset physician. Helen hussell wa- tho wlio, a modern Maihrlh, and the eoruody rules vvoro assumed by Chnrles Char teis. lriiuk M. heudrlck. uud Kate liartlett. (Jraeo I llklns wns me slowly suflorlng hero Inn. Miss litiBsell, at loust, may bo credited with intelligent nnd, at limes, powerful work. Mr. Kevins is not an actor of eufllcient force to portiuy a loading role. An lnUlllul Hut-seen. Pr CharUi I. VVtllier of I7T Ft Snty-lfliln fir-et reported la llio lloilih Puuril ytiMruay (hat (urjrslinttl, 10, In. U. ,ai) di,i tt hit linmt. &ui J-.al oetemy sUih etreet. nn Monday unlit from lha iirrtaul a irnl .il 0,.rn'in Ii ch hail omii r rornif I csmiM t nr au iinu'itrirnred han't The r li l,il,rilliii-.iiiu lclii. Utuiit) vurguar JlUaln lia cbai.not tut cats. mamttaammtamBmrnmammmmam A I'RBTIT WKVDIKtl AX NEn'POltT. JUIas Emellae Dore Heckaeher Dleomti the Wile or Mr. Ecu-toe 1 Wlnthrop, Tr. K'EwronT, July B. A pretty wedding was the event tn society hero to-day, the contracting parties being Miss Lmelina Bore, daughter ot Mr. nnd Mrs. John O. Hockscharof New York, and Mr. Kgorton L. Wtnthrop. Jr. All Bnlnts' Memorial ehapel. where the ceremony took place, was crowded with leading society peo ple. Less than one j oar ago tho bride's slater was married nt tho same church to tho son of tholato Gen. George B. McClellan. The old chapel was made beautiful with flowers. Tho Iiov. Georgo J. Mnglll. rector ot Trinity Church, nsslstod by the Iter. Br. lialnsfnrd ot St. George's Church, New Vork, officiated. The bridn entered the chapel leaning on the arm of hor father, who gave her away. She was dressod In whlto satin, out high In tho nook, nnd with long sleoves. Tho dress was trimmed with rich point lace, and the bride wore a long point Incovell. looped back with a diamond atar. the gilt of tho groom. She wore no other orunniont, but carried a bouquet pi white moss loses. Tlio bridesmaids. Miss Charlotte Win throti. sister of tho groom, and Miss (teorgl ana Hermann, woro while spotted muslin over imloplnu silk, with latgo hats trimmed Willi pale pink rosos, and cnrrlod bouquets of pink roos. The ushers wero Mr. Iloyal Phelps Car roll. Mr. liollis II. Iliinnewell. Jr.. Mr. Thomas lliiclicook. Jr., aud Mr. Winthrop Huthetlutd. The host mnn was Mr. 1 Brnnson lnthrop. I Tlio wedding broakfnst, which followod at the tesldonce of the bride's parents on Glbba nvotiue, was furnished by Plnnrd. Tboguost. ne.uly two hundred in number, were sonted at small table. Bar wines corked when tho brldo wns born, wore opened. The piazzas woro onclosod, and ench table was decorated with flowers. Satin ribbon, with tho mono gram of the newly mnrrlod eouplo. encircled the bride's cako, which was pluoed In b'.xosof npiotty doBlgn. Tho nrosonts, which vote not Bliowu woro vuluod at $5(1.1)00, and enme from all the membors ot the (our Hundred." Tho brldo Is ono of the best cross-country riders that over followed tho hounds, and has often received tho honors of the hunting Hold. Mr. I and Mis. Wlntbmp will sail for Europe in i about two weeks. Among thoso present to-day wero: Mrs, Willlnm Astor. Yr. and Mrs. Froderlck W. Vnndorbllt. Mr, nnd Mis. Cornelius Vanderbllt, Mrs. Bnbert Goolet. Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Shor mnn Mrs. (I. P. Wotmoro, Mrs. 11. Ely Goddsrd, Mrs. George V. Jones. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. It. V uar ton, Mr. II. 11 Jones. Miss Crosby. Miss Powell, Miss Howard. Mrs. M. I'adelford. Mrs God dard, Mrs. Mollis Hunnowell, Mrs. W. H. Osgood. .Mr. Thomas F. Cusbtng. Miss Cush lng, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. R, Ilnntlngton. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Delnllold, Miss Van llenssnlaer, Mr. C, A. Heckecher. Mr. C. A. Yuu Benssalaor, 1 Mr. P. M. Lydlg. Mr. Coster. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lorllluid Spencer. Miss Hunt, the Misses i Dresser. Mrs. Stnyvesant Lorny, Mrr. Amos T. French, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Sholdon, sir. nnd Mrs. Danlol It. Fearing, Mr, John Jacob Astor. Jr.. Miss L. J. Pust. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Conor, Mr. G. M. Tooker. Miss Tookor. Mr. John 8. looker. Mrs. H. A. 0. Taylor, tho Misses Wot moro. Mr. Ornfton Gushing, Mr. and Mrs. YV. F. Whltehouso. Mr. nnd Mrs. Athorton BHaht, Miss Blight, Mrs Francis D. Cnrloy. Mlsi Carlov. Mis It. II. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. John J. nysong. .Miss Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. George B. McClellan. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Ogden Mills Mr. J. H. Beeckmnn. Mrs. nnd Miss Pearson Miss Knld win. Mr. and Mrs. George Ik De Forrest MUs Sallle Hargous. Mrs. David King Col. nnd Mrs. F. M. Nelll. tho Mlshes Noill. Mi s. C. M. Oeirlchs, tho Mlsbosllavemeyer. the Hon, nndMrs.M. H. Herbert. Miss Gibert. Mrs. ltlcburd T. Wilton. Mrs. W. S. Miller. Miss McAllister, the Mi-vos Stovens, Miss Daisy Stovens. Mr. F. W.Stevens, Mrs. Doie, Mr, and Mrs. James P. Kernochnn, Mrs, Beverly boblnson, Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Mr. T. H. Howard. Mr. J. K. Howard. Mr. Cottenet, Mr. J. I, Wobb. Mr. J. C. l'urmnn. Mr. II. A. Carey. Mr. It, L. I'eeckmati. Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis L.Lcr1llnrd,MlosI)eeekman.Mr.Diincan Elliott, Miss Whltwell, Mr. S. II. Whllwell. Hon. IVrry llolmont. Mr. E- T Potter. Miss Potter. Mrs C. P. Ltvermo e, Mr. Theodore A. Uavemerer. Mr. O. F. llavemeyer, Miss i'nllor, Mr. and Mr. Proscntt Laurence, tho Mlfsos Mason. Mr. and Mr. lieginnld Hives, Mr. and Mrs, Fredcrlo Bronson, Mrs Joseph F. Stone, the Misses Stuno. the Misses Newman, and Mrs. Macill. J.V XII IS bXATK CAMP. Sunpby HUH helilnc Bttr-Oor. mil r. peeled There To-day. Btate CAMr. Peekskill, July 8. The order prohibiting the snldlsrs of the Ninth lleglment from buylug any ot William Dunpby'e beer was read to the troops at dress parade last night, and It went Into effect Immediately, that Js, ofllolally. To all appearances Dunphy rolled over nt the first Are. His place was closed and barrod-lnslde and out for that matter-shortly after 7:80. This, however, was not for laok of custom. The order renlly was a boomerang. It advertised the rum business, and there was a bigger rush of trade when tne men were re lieved from duty than there bad been all day. Tho beer In stock was nearly all sold be'oro darkness put an end to tbe first day's engagement. The fight would have been continued at night, but Gen. Portor's foresight lmd tor tbe time outwitted theenomy. Dun 1 phyhadno lights. He had contracted with 1 Gon. llustod'ssloctrlo light company In Peok sklll to have tbo tdaco supplied with lamps by Monday night. Tbe only wlie which crossod AnnBvlllo Creek ftoiu l'eekskill Is the one which supplies the girdle of lights around tho campground and in the mess hnll. Men were at work putting up po as to connect the beer pnlacevvith thee wires, (ion. Porter discov ered them and stopped their operations. "To let Dunphy connect with these wires would be a sort of ofliclul recognition ot him." he eaid, and I can't allord to do this." Incidentally this cuts off tbe patrons of tbo Y. M. C. A. people from the benellti- of this Intest adjunol oi civilization. Duupny snys he bad ngiecd to lot tho association take light irom his plant and pay what they liken for it. This, according to the pei plu of tbe village of Pveksklll. U just the kind of n man Dunphy is. Even the Woman's Temperanio Union overthero always counts upo him for a sub- i I snrlptlon when they need money for lighting tho turn power, a way of lighting tbe devil vvithlltro. Dunphy Is a big man over there. He Is a Hustod Bopublicati, PreMdent of tho Board of illghw.iy Commissioners, and until recently tbe President of tho lioaid of Health. Ko man except him, they say, could have got a license for the placo he has oponed. This is due In inrt to the good leputution his saloon over there has. He oneis the law there. It Is said, both in letter nnd spirit. "I was Intending to do a conservative busi ness hero," ho sid to-day, nnd keep my poe clobel on Sundavs, but now (but till- has be come a public light I don't know about doing i so. Gen. Porter bus attempted to destroy my i timle, and tomuke unl think 1 will keopopen onSu'idnrs, There is nothing In the Excise law which pinventG this so long ns I do not sell Intoxicating drinks, and I can do piotty well Belling soft drinks, cigars, ond lcocroam, per- hups. i The order forbidding soldlors to go to the place Is a dead latter. Col. l'liKterer nrreeicd throe mon his mining who were coming out of it nnd turned thorn over to the guards for pollen duty, that is, to cut grass and work a whselbairovv. All the nflernoon thoro wns a steady stream of Boldlers drilling past and few of them gut by without catching a glabs of beer. Gov. Hill Is expected to pay an Informal visit to tbo c.inip to-morrow. JMoye nittrn by h Mud Dor. Klne-yenr-old Alfonso Eintrncht or 145 Essex Btrcot picked up a vagrant cur In his neighbor hood about two weeks ago. AL and bis four-year-oil brothnr Israel woro teasing tho dog In a room at tbrlr homo yesterday aftornoon, when It sprang at them and bit lliem, Israel on the finger and Al. on the wrist The Elntrnchts raised a cry of mad dog. A neighbor ran down Into the street nnd brought baok two police men. They found the dog locked In the front room, and. opening tho door, they began shoot ing at It. They lilt It repeatedly but did not kill It. The dos rlnally lushed nut of the room, through the hull, und down to tho first landing. It fell, nnd tbo policemen clubbed It to death. Mrs. Elutracht took the bitten children too phi slclun, who cauterized tbo bites. Thepo llcomnn soy they do Dot know whetbor iho dog was mud or not. Threo other dogs, all supposed to be mad, weio shot yesterday. Policeman Kllno de spatched one In front of 131 Avenue A, Police man McGinn killed anothor nt 81 First avenue, and Policeman Holland shot a third at ISC Seoond avenue. Died Moon After Ifarrltjr Ilaoeked Him l)ow. BTAifyoiin, July 8. Early this morning tbe body of Thomas Hunt was found In the rear of n Paclflo street yard. Ko ono knew how the man came there, and thero were no marks of vlolenco on his body. Deputy Sheriff Bolston made nn Investigation, and arrested Dnmlnlok Harrlty. Harrlty said that he met Hunt on the way to tbo elicits yesietday. Hunt was drunk, and struck htm, and he leturned tho blow, knocking Hunt down. Then ho left him. Har rlty ha been in Stamford only about three month. Ho Is employed by a junk dealer. No other witness ot tbe arlray has yet been found. tVhet Frank UUvmoad Will Do, Peptity Collector fuel) wai officially notined yeiler day by Ihe rolleeloref llie appointment of Frank Ray, monrt P a neir dlvltloe p ba known ai the Twelfth, of whleii lie la lo tale charge Mr 1'helDa w aluo In etrucieiliiat all uueetloni retailor to nomination at lain iliuulJ be turned our lo VI r Kayuioad. Vt imtiiinlto hltei and all lirhlnr uie Pond's Extract, tciua.lea for rcducini IniUmtuatrou. 4dv. IIOJRLING DYNAMITE SHELLS. a CAmosr Fivxr fbkt ionq xesibd ax vulh aviiisa. It Was nullt for John Hell. Bed Hi May Conclude lo Take It Up nebrlea; Hea and Blow Onr Hblpe Oat ol Water. Four great meteors dropped from yesterday's clear, blazing sky Into tbe Hudsm off Now burgh, nnd snmo pooplo who saw tho strango Phenomena believed the terrilli heat was ac counted for by the unwonted visitation. Thoro Was nothing to Indlcato whence enmo the sud den mlsstlos, which toro up tho wntors nnd disappeared with n mighty splash. There was no disturbance of tbe atraosphore, snvo that mado by tho quick rush of the falling bodies, nnd there was no promonltlon of their appear ance until, alter a moment's flash of a dark body, tho placid river suddonly leaped Into the nlr In white and angry resentment at tho blow. Moro than three miles below Newburgh, j upon tho wharf of tbe West Point Foundry Company nt Cold Spring, tho oDIclivl tost was being made of a mighty engine of war which I John Bull has had mado for him, and which will soon bo sunt lo his great arsenal ut Wool 1 wlob, A grout dynamite gua whlah will drop I a shell containing 200 pounds of dynamite j more than two miles from tbo firing point, was successfully tosted In the presence of Col. It. T. Bysn of Hnlifnx, who wns sent by tho British Government to pass upon the capacity of tho gun under oontract specifications. Tho woapon is indeod a formidable pleco of ordnance. It Is CO feet long, 1ibb a bore of IS Inches, and it de livers Its projectiles, weighing more than 600 pounds, by moans of compieesod air having a pressure of 1,000 pounds to tho squnro lnoh. The gun has just been finished by the Pneu matic Gun Company of Kcw York, which sup piled tho armament ot the dynamite crulsor Yeiuvlus. The test was made under very trying condi tions for all who attended. Ths groat gun was on the end of a loos pier. Thero was nn hotter spot, oven in Chicago, than was tbo vicinity of yesterday's test. Cold Spring Is a sad misno mer, as tbo army officers who bllsterod tholr feet ond Invited sunstroke by walking to tho end of the uushadod pier yestorday promptly discovered. Tbe planks of tho wharf ura old und woll seasoned, but under yesterday's aw ful sun thoy bubbled with fresh pitch aa tjiough just sawed from the new-cut timber. Eiorything metallic was so hot that to touch i it raised a blister. There was every other bort of roglsteiina apparatus an the pier, but no thermometer. In lieu of one the recorded pressure upon the vailous pneumatla gaugor. ranging from 9U0 o l.u&O, may be taken as n fair Indication ot the temperature. i,api. iaunaki was in ehnruo of the test, and among those who witnessed it weio Com mander Schroobor of tho Vesuvius, Ool. Farley, pneor the lioaid of Trustees of tbe army. J. B. vale. Col. Whipple of Governor's Island, Maior llaudolpb. Copt. Wood, and Lleuts. Forsalth. Mutt. Jackson, and Ooraonof West Point. It was the Intention to make tbe test with genuine dynnmito shells, but a IMi constable, who feared that the e plosion of gi rat quantities ot the i terrible stuff would kill most of tho fishes and frlghton tn death all that were left got out an injunction against Its use. So It was neces sary to institute an equal weight of sand in tbe shells for tho explosive. A preliminary shot with a wooden projectile was first llred. A cigar-soaped lng about eight feet long and IS inches In diameter wus 6ent from the gun when pointed at an elevation of thirty degioes. The Ion came out ot the muz zle or the greut gun with n whizz and a roar and wout sailing up into tbo air to mountain height, whirling and twisting in Its flight. It didnt seem to move veiy fast. Its progrei-s was followed by the eye with the greatost ease os it described a vast parabolle curve aud dropped Into the river with a great snlash op- I poslto Crow s Nest at out a mile away. 1 bona regulation eight-inch steel iToiectllo wns llrod. 1 bis was a cigar-shaped stool and (opner shell, seven feet long. vhlcb when loaded with 100 pounds of dynamlto (sand in this easel weighed 319 pounds. The aim Is. Capt.Znlinskiexi lalued. to mako the shell as light as possible and yet attong onough. in order to osrry tho greatei-t nimntltyof dyna mite. Sholls ol various calibre may bo used, tbosuh-cnlibroshollsbolnc fitted at each end with guides ol wood to fill out tho boio of tho gun. These guides drop of! immediately after the sholl loavos thoaun. Tho first eiubt-inch shell was llred underapressurenfl 000 pounds to the Inch. When the firing lev' r wns i ulled by Engineer Bntrhellor there wns a sharp hiss- i lng as of tho escape of moam under high pres sure for about a quurtornf u second, ami then a report much like that ot an ordinal vgun but veiy much less In volumo. In fact, nn ordinary I barking t y cannon nf less than an lnoh callbro would mako more noise. I The ptojectlle made a far greater flight than the log thut went first. But it did not follow the steady cnurae of an arrow, ns it should. While Its general path was that of a groat curve ranching to tho cloud- and ending neur ly two miles' awuy In a mighty tumult of angry water yet the projeotlle whMedovorund over, twisting and turning all tbo way. its'fllght ou- i cupled about 'Jl seoond. 1 The next shot was a beautiful ono. A ten Inch shell was used, notching M!) pounds, and capable of carrying moro than iOu pounds nf dvnumlte. An initial rrofsuro of 1,000 pounds was ued.and tbe great pointed ov llndf r.7s feet long, hailed Into tlio air us straight as an ar row, and keeping itsolf exactly imrallol with Its line of flight all the nay. It dropped Into the waters of Newburgh Bay two miles away just 22 seconds after It left tho gun. It was necessary to wait about three-quarters of nn hour until the AH any day lino boatanda slow-moving schooner had got out of range boforo firing again. Then an other lf-lnch projectile was sent out under about tbe same conditions an the last. It went as benutt ullvns tho other until Its greatest height hud almost been reached, and then it bogan to wriggle. Before it struck the water It was twisting nnd turning like tho first one. various explanations were given of this. One was that the loading of tho shells witli sand had not been done wlih eufllcient care to bring 1 Ihe contro of gravity In just the right spot. This fault by tbe way does not affeot the work gone oy ino sneti wuen it strikes. 3 bo dynnmito will explode just tbo same and with just as much destructlronefs. but It does aflect the aim. Yesterdny'x experi ments, by the way, did nnt In any war tost ths accurm yof tho gun, The points required by the contract woro that 200 pounds nf dynnmito should be thrown 'J.50U yards, and Km pounds of dynamlto sh mill be thrown D.iin) ords. Those condlth ns were fully- complied with. The last shot with an b-lnoh ptojectlle wan tho moht successful of all. Less pressure was used nnd much oettor results were obtained. Tbo Initial pressure for the final shot wss K7J pounds nnd tbe linn! pressure 745 pounds. Tho shell mounted higher than any of the others and flew fiitther. It drooped Into New burgh Buy away beyond tho.'I.SQI) yards' buoy, and then overybody declared the test of the big gun a great success. HO Neir Policemen to be Appelated. Tl'o police Comnd'ilonera jciterilsy promoted Itouudiluan I'dwaid Burin of the llroailirar "'ua I to bo Serifoatit.and rollceman Samuel Hammond of tbe Old Up atatlon lo be roanripman. At the retjueit of Capt. llrooke Policeman lckwoos aai pointed delectlrn at the Morr'eanla ttatlm InD'aceof Bernard Thomp son. Rcrgrant llarlr of the I'rntrat linice atmllril for eiamlnation for iiroiuiiilon. I'ollceman Henry II. Oulnn of the Alorrcania a atlon as retired en tvi a lear Policeman Huward Oounoror the l.a.t liMih idreetita tlonrielcned I'olloeinen .John M. JlrfTernan. John J Munion. and Cornehue VV. Kuwr. who were UH'herire't frost tbo fori o aoU relnuated by the Miureme court. war ordered on duty ihe hoard will appoint HOnavv policemen whati tlia lleiblaliatlirecelvpil from Ihe Olvll 6rrvlae Hoard Transfer Patrolmen I'm rick Mcheitrick, troni Wait TMrllalti etreat lo VVtat Pnu street. Daniel J, He lurrney from kait t fly tint street to r.ast ridrty flfth street; Joyce, from tlercer alreet lo steamboat squad. Too Utter to Talk to Iter, Juit before mldnlrht on Tuesday a man ran Into the Eecood precinct police station at Newark and said a woman lisd rone down to the river to drown herself Two officers started alter her and caurht her Irylurlo sat tbrouili a wharf fata on Oi-den .trsic Hh begged aba released, and said she had nothing to lira for. They took her to the itatlun and found she was under llielnnutureof ll'pmr She was locked up for Hie lllglit, aod it was learned that ahe was the wife or Joseiili Kcholer of i Ka'sau street pedJItrand musician, and that she had seven arnwti children. Hie was very jealous berause tier husband vllied the house of a rel low musician n-imed Puck Her husband vUPedthe tattoo yesterday inornlni and did not aea her. II said he rnuldn'l wait to talk to her, s he was tou busy, Later she was dlschaned. I.uclu Tuckerruan'a Will. The will of LucluaTuckorman, who was (aid to be worth i ooo.OlO, was nit d for probalo yesterday, Tho widow, Ellra W Tuckermau, receives f.'l.uio a year wiikthoproporty l,on I strset, Washlnglon, and Ilia country residence, Inrlcsl le, siockbrldge Tee residue of tlia estate Is dlrldsd equally atnoujr the ssvru chil dren of the twtalor. They are Walter ti Tucaermau, Uvstsrliayi Bayard Tack rrmaa, I i t-att Tlilriy slitli street. AUrad luckernian, .Newport, H L. Laura W, and limlly Toukeriuan, Kiockbrldiie. Paul Tuoksrman, Tuied't and Luoy T., wife of A.U Sedgwick, H Last Tenth etreet Theahareeof ihe daughters ara In trust, aud the lureuis cannot ba Interfered altli by their hus bands. Alfred's share le also lu trust. Walter 0. aud iieyard Tuokermaa will qualify ai aiecutora- Acarlab riaats'e Hllver Hervlcr. The will of Maria U, rlagr, daughter of Aiarlsh 0, Flagr, who was once Oomtroller or this city, leaves Ihe liver tea service which the olrrka of hie ottlce presented la Mr. Flsga; lo Arleraus II. Cady, one ef Nlss flare's eierulors. In lompllsnce wlih her mother's wish. MUs Klaig alrss id. m i to St Luke's ilostdtal to endow a bad. Brrl manuscripts, looks, ana rs ports which belonged lo Sllse Wrlrbu Jotin A. Plx. tlarlln Van lloren, and William h Utter are tn be glreu to ahaterer sublio luiiltuilons or socluleitue itctttonteiecb t col, Korvitn ash ma bubuiks. Thejr Appear Ilelore n C'onrt of Inquiry nnd Tell or Discord la Ihe Heveatr.nrei. The court of Inquiry of the National Ouard which is Investigating tho charges preferred by Capt. Bolknnp ot Company 11, Seventy-first lleglment, ngalnst his superior officer, Col, Frederick Kopper, hcatd testimony yestorday nt the Equitable building. Brlg.-Q on. Louis 1'ltzgerald prosldod. Lieut. C. II. rimlth said thnt there were substitutes In his company when tho regiment was In camp during tho summorof 1837. On the crnss-sxamlnatlnn by V. W. Ladd, who i appears for Col. Hopper, Llout. Smith clalmod that his commanding ofilcer told him thnt he was going to tako un somo substitutes. Hmllh snld ho nsksd If that was not n risky thug to do, and was told by his superior that "ho would mnnugo that." Capt. Charles F. Hoy t. once inspector of liflo practlco In the roclinent. testified thnt ha had paradod with the regiment In uniform on Pocomtiou Bay, 18HII, ns tho guost of nl. lioppor. Yhother It wns ntior ho had handod In his resignation, ho was not quite euro. 'J he noxt wltnoss, John Herrln, Jr., of rolhnmvlllo, acknowledged Hint he went to enmp as a substitute but his lostl mony failed to show that ho wont wlthCoL Koppor's knowledge. Then toward I. tJt. John Ilonriques, a lormer member of thonon-com-mtssloned stafTof the roglmont, took tliostand. lie SHld that ho had told Col. Koppcr that thero woro substitutes In camp. 1 know it." said ul. Hopper, accotding to the wltuess; koep still nnd any nothing uhnu ll." Jos. L. riaco. who wns Cnptoiu or CompanyO In 1H87. ,1-nId lie knew that Herrln was thoro during the eneatnpmont of 1HH7, and that his name did not nupour upon tho payroll, al though he received a clieoa diawn In tbo name of nno lllckgurts. I awvor Ludd obiected to all thn evidence relating to Hon in's iippeutanco at enmp. and the court r-sorvod its demslon. Col. hopper toMod Ihut ho did nnt know that substitutes hnd been In camp In tho sum mer of ltB7, until Juno or July, IBM), and rtftpr ho had prefened charges against Belknap. In oihoressautlul maitors bo directly contindlotod tho witnesses who had testified ngaln-tblm. lie said Belknnp bad told him that the reeling in tho teglment ngoin-t him was due to tho opp Billon of throe or lour men. Belknan wanted so'.ornl of tho Butiordinuto nfllo. rs reduced to the ranks. Col, Hopper refused to do thl. Thin ho received from Capt Belknap n written renoe-t to that offect. He roused to grant It, ntd on the following day ho relieved Capt. Belknap riom duty and mado lutn inspector of rlilepractlie. On Decoration iJay. l39. while the comnanlos wore forming In their rooms. Capt, Belknap asked to be altowod to report as Captain of Couinnny Jl. (Jul. Hopper refu-ed to grant this louttest. Then Bolknnp Biild bo would endeavor to tnko command any way. "The next I know," said Col. Koppor. "I received uotfco Irom Lieut. Bmltb that Bel knap was intorfeilng with Ills command. I then had him placod under arrosL" nnax ituvxi; xtu mi us niss. The Uystermen Most Oct On Hie Dulkhead or Pay Hie Kent, Tim Shea won yestorday the first round In bis light with tbo New Vork Oystermen's Asso ciation for tho possosslon nf tho bulkhead und pier eot apart for the exclusive use ot tho oystormon. Judgo O'Gorman granted a per emptory maudamus compelling tho Bock De partment to remove tho flouting "business houses" which tho oysterraen huvo hitched to the bulkhoad. Tho bulkhead oxtouds SOS feet i north of now I'ier 47, North ltlvor, and the lease Includos tho short pier just bo) ond. Tim Shea outbid the oysiermen last Muy for tho lease, obtaining it for two yours nt a yearly rental of t lO.'Jii). Bhoa says thut evor slnco ho guvo uway tho doings of the association a your ngo at the dock investigation, nbout the (1U.000 thoy raised to tocure I their hold on tho bulkhead, the 0) mer men's Association has been fighting him. Having got the lea-e. ho pioeocdod to domaud rent from tho other oystermeii who hnd fl, ats lived tu the bulkhead, at a late hufllclent to cover his rental and insure him against cost of repairs und tho like. Hits wus an advance of nb jier cent, over the rents tbe ov.-iennen bad formerlv paid, and thev- refused t listen to bliua's doinnuds. docluring ihat tho Dock De partment hnd -ot the uuUhoad usldo for them, I und that It was theirs. Tho oy-termen have no other pier or bulk- i bead to movo to, and tlinv mny elect to remain where the. are. und pity thu tentnl Sheit dc munils. In eitliorovoni Miouhas won tho first loundof tlio fight, which, he declares, will be "tothedoatb." oriiit Tin: ouunLEii. The Italian WlnLed Willi Ills Flncera-The Uunic Weil lo I.lck Ilim-Oue yiiot, Edward McOadey. who was formerly an In mate of St. Joseph's Home, was sitting with a group of companions on a stoop In Wooster street, near Weit Third, about 7 o'clook last evening. An Italian with a blooding nose came along from tbe direction of Washington square. Tho gang. It is presumed, shouted at him for money to fill tholr growler. In return be, to use tho words of a wltnoss, "pinked at them with his Ilngors." This boing an expression of defiance, they startod toward him to lick him. When he suw thorn coming he drew a revolver. As soon us McUndey suw the pistol ho walked ahead of his companions, saying: beo me tako der pop away from him." He caught hold of the Italian irom behind and tried to grab tbo revolver. Tho Italian, being unable to free himself, put tho pl-iol to McClndey'sleft side and firod. McGudey stng gered back, shot In the groin. Homo ono else seized tbo Italian, who fired azain, but this tlmo the bullet went wild, 'ino Italian ran round tho block to Hon th Fifth avenue and ourtb street, where l'ollcemnn Crinnlon ar rested him. Ho is n 10-roar-old boy. n hnrbor, of 1& Oliver street, and bis name is Vlnconzo Holannslo. McOader Is in bt. Vincent's Hon pitaL likely to die. His sister Is employed In fit. Josephs School. riremen Work la slVih of Wires, Flames and smoke began spurting from the windows on tho third floor of the five-story brick building at 111 Chambers street at 7 o'clock lust evening. The building was full of dry cord ace, wooden wares, and other com buitlblo mateilals, which carried tho fire rap idly to tho top. Before the firemen could get woll to work the oiossarms supporting the tblok web nf telephone and telegrapn wires over the roof wore nblare and swiulng. Tho InHiilutlon burned oil, the wires euggsd down ward, und several nlocos of big burning cable tumbled down to thu ronf of Bldley's thro", tttoiy candy factory next donr. but worn toseej olT in' a flromuu. I oitiinutoly there wasmily one electrio light wi o In tbe street noar by. and that hud a bneci.il lineman to guard It. At m.'lit o'olook the bro wns nut. Juntos b. Bnrron of .Tamos f. I'nrron A Co,, who occupied the building, said- I luive no Idea how the fire Muriel. Wo closod at tl o'clock nnd even thing, was then nil right Wo bavon't hnd u spark of fire in the building for duvs. Our stock was worth 0.000. It wns considerably damaged, but tho insurance probuhlv cove is thu loss. Mrs. Henrietta Martin, now In Lurojio, owns the building. A Leading; I.ady Alarrled. fisbll Johnstono. tbe actress, was married at noon Mondav iu this city to Sir. HtephonGreen wald, who Is said to be a woalthy brokor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Greonwald are at tho Victoria. Tho bride has announced her permanent retire ment from tho stage. She has foi soveral year acted lending riles In tho support of various stars, notably Ilnbsoti and Crnuo, In The Hen rietta," In wnloli alio played Mr. VaimlttuM. Last week she closed an engagement with James O'Neill. In Tho J'eatT Heart," at a Chicago theatre. It Is eald that thb Is her second murrlago. noaaanaB for ills Despondent riweetheart. EmmaBpero, the pretty young Jewess who attempted suicide by taking an ounce of laud anum ouHatut day night lu Contra! I'ark, was arraigned In the Vorkvltle Police Court rester day. hbe looked very weak und dejected, tiho did not denv taking the laudanum. Isaao Harris, on whoso nccount sho tried to kill her self, wns presont. She was held In $300 boll lor trial, and Harris went on ber bail bond. To lie Tried for Aeaaullloc Ihe Ticket CbODer. Contractor Janiee Hasten of 171 West 183d street bad to five ball In bond of fau) yesterday at the Tombs to aupearfor trial for assaulting llcnjamln Korler, ticket chopper at the Cortland! street up town elevated rail r04d station, on Monday night al Nt( (clock. Korler re fused toiet ilr e aatou uui his ticket In the bog. saving that he waa drunk and unab e to take care of himself, They had a fight, tn which several guards helped Kortrr. klr. Haeton used tile cane vigorously, but the gusrds overcame hlin. and got a polioemau to take him lo the Church street station house. Complains or llie, Krlo ferryboats. J, y Hitchcock, a yacht owner, has written to ihe Pilot Pord complaining about Ihe carelrssnssaof the pilots of Ihe trie ferryboats. He says his yacht waa nearly run dawn by the I'avonla on Sunday, June ?e f He declares that the ferryboat dsllberatslr crossed hie I bows, compelling hlni to alter hte eourse. and that he I barely cleared the ferryboat. Ills complaint was re (erred te tue local stiambcat uupectpn, J THEY ARE CORRECT. Py correct wa menntnat onr liquor are absolutely ture and ressonable Inprire The TUSIttMl I'RI'CKSS" for purlfilng distilled liquor I not a nen t ,lng It hai been In exU'anra for euht rears, and has met with icpuiar lavor ihrouglioul the Itsst. A good assortment ot pure liquors tn lake tn the country on your vacation would be a eat consisting as lollowsi 1 Iloltle Cnt. Ilrnedy, 1 nettle Jtre Whisker, (h aoajf 1 Untile Doiirboa Whiskey, h BO 1 Ilotlle Hum, "H 1 Ilotlle lln, P 1 Unfile Itoek and JTtye, or sli bottles, assorted to suit, shipped to anr addrees, seourrly packed In au lmbrautled case. If yon do not want six bott'e we will ship vou two or moro for f I per Lottie- Theno llqnor are exceptionally nne and are war ranted to be absolutely pare. Our wines nro personnlly selected by pr. rushing, and eomo to us In ear load tots: hence we ran fursian vour l leboftrd with 1'oit Sherry Angelica M ecatel, and rataw. ha vlniare of s SI per gallon vintage or hs !.M tier vallon-glv Ing yu a better wlue or lese money than any other dealer Our Itock isespeclallr fine tt Is as good as anr Rhine wine you ever tailed s.vUSper doremiuarts Claret, vintace of w 75 cent rer gs'lon: vintage 'HA, per gallon; vintage '85 tl.10 per gallon We will send these wines to any address. Jurgnd and hoxad. for us cenie additional, aud allow same for empty paokages returned in good order We have an elegant Burgundy for 3 per dosen quarts. Orders by M All, or r.XrHEHH. Send for price list Our liquor are for sale at druggist'. GUSHING PROCESS CO,, 623 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (43 WABHINQTON ST., BOSTON, MASS. JOB TAX AOSTUAMJlg IMP. lie Goes lo Enrope and Back and Gets Paid for It Dealdee. Little Joe Van Mostrsyid. tho 10-year-old Ho boken boy who disappeared on June 14, re turnod last Saturday. Ho told bis mother he bad been carriod off to Europe on the steam ship Worra of tbe firemen line, which sailed I from Hoboken on the 14th. When lust seen he fore he wont away the boy was carrying a mat tress on board tbo steamship In company with n stranger. The police believed be bad been carried off accidentally, and cabled the steam ship company's agents In Pouthompton to send him back. No answer to the caologram was received. The boy was accustomed to playing about tho steamship piers, nnd It waa Hupi'Oiod when no wotd camo from South ninnton that he had fallen into tho river In Hobokon and drowned. Mis. Van N'ostrund, the boy's mother, waa sitting In a roar room at hor house In Clinton street nn r-attiiriny afternoon, when she board some one end "Mamma!" rhe recognized the voice ai that of her boy, and rushing to the door sho lound him dressed in a new suit of clothes, with an English knock-about bat un his head. Mio setred him In ber arms and bugged and kissed bim and carried him Into tbe house. He sold ho had just got home on the stoamsblp Aller. A mnn had paid him to carry a mattress on board the Werra. and he had gone down stairs In the steamship, and before he got back en dock again the bout had startod. The man who had paid htm to carry the matttess told him ho would have to star, and Biild he would pay him tor tho trip to J.ttrope, The man envo bim n new suit of clothes nnd a hat and let him do as ho pleased until tho boat reached Houthampton. Thorn be was taken ashore and put on board the etoamer Allor, which brought bim home. fOLICKUAK MVItUAX'S Sl'ItllE. Arrested ntraerlf In H xth Aveaue en ma Very Hot Day OCT. Policeman Michael Murray of the Church street station had a day off yesterday after noon, and began to drink. He was in plain clothes. In tho snloon at tbe southwest corner I of Sixth avanue and Twonty-elghth streou it is I asserted, he drew his revolver to bock up his assortlon that tbe barkeeper's reokoning was faulty. Ho was hustled out into tho street. I lie was talking loudly aud nuarrelllug with i b-standers when I'ollceman llcllonnld camo nfong ai d told him to move op. Murray was obstreperous, and McDooald threatened to arrest li f in. I'd like to soe you do It Murray cried, ac cording to McDonald. "1'mu policeman my solf." McDonald didn't believe this, and arrested him. tA tho Thirtieth street station Surgeon l'iuhr pronouneod tbat Murray was drunk. I'ollceman McDonald took Murray before Justice O'ltellly at -Tetferson Market and charged hlni withdisorderlycanduot. Nothing was said about Murray having nourished a re volver. The maglxtrate discharged the pris oner. Charges will bo prefer rod against him. A Cable llnad for Montague Htreel. i The Ilrooklyn Heights CabloComnany. which has a franchlso to consttuct a cabin road In Montaguo street between Court street and Wall Street Terry, has now been fully organ ized, and arrangements, It Is snld, have been made tn begin construction nt onco. Doth New Vork and Brooklyn capitalists are Inter ested In tbe enterprise, nnd they include Henry ,T. fullen. Jr.. William 11. Male ol the Union Ferry company, Kuenne G. Hlsokiord, II. A. U Smith, nnd George 11. l'lotitice Not only will the road ef)-ct a direct connection with tbe Wall btroet Kerry from Court street, but ar rangements have been made with the I'nlon Ferry Company by which puseBgers will be or n fed over tbe road and ferry for a fureot three cents. '1 he company must obtain tho consent of a ma orlty oi tho property owners In Montague stroet before beginning operations, but no opposition is ovpoeted from :bls quarter. For sevoral yours tbe tine Mnnlaguii street private lesldonces have been Mcndlly disupneariiig, nnd ure now being ued for buslnopiiipoeH, nnd. ullh the establishment ot the cable roud, iho transformation will be hastened. An Illus tration of tne changes which havo been tnndo iu this leading thoroughfare on the Heights Is found in Ihe lino old mansion of r-ecretary Trney betweou Clinton and Honry stieels. which Is now owned and occupied hy a fash ionable tnilnr. This change lu the chaiacter of thu street has Increased the vuluo of real oetato. Oriitiuue Uetatee. Upon application of Deputy rhambcrlaln Campbell, Judge Andrews, In Supreme Court. Chambers, yeiie-day gave City Chambsrlaln Cratn taentr additional der from .1 uly in lo illo hu report of the condition of estates of orphans In Iiamls on the ground thai the uo countaero numerous and cnmpdcaied. KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE. A small quantity of prevention is worth many pounds ot cure. It your blood Is In good condition, the liability to any disease Is much reduced, and tbe ability to resist Its wasting In fluence is tenfold greater. Look then to your blood, by taking Swift's Speclflo IB. H. 8,) every few months. It Is harmless In Its effects to the moat delloato Infant, yet It cleanses the blood of oil poisons and builds up tbe general health. A Prompt Cure. I was oured sound and well of a case of Wood Poison by 8. B. P. As soon as I discov ered I was afflicted with tbe disease I com menced taking Swift's Spoclllo (S. ti. S.). and in a few weeks I was permanently cured. UEOHGK BTKWART, May 7,1800. Bbelby.Ohlo, Treatise on Bleed sad Skis Clssaiea mailed free. tub awirr srEcjn? c&, auihs. u, BHsxBHsBaa .ar Im Tmncll Jfrarncifa Carriage MtciwHilory, 130 f 132 Uatit Hit ft St., 11 M'rWain A'afe. AN F.NORMOCfl AfiRORTUI NT of a't the oawityleivt SI'II'MJ and hVAl.Vl.lt i m-l n-h- AtLTIIKNMTltfhlilN.'i"" "ndOTIICa NATI'RAI, IVIH1PS, prominent iiioig winch is the display of Clitld.'" vehicles lor donke EIrjtl'iN!?"vVAnON.s Kenttnglone. berbv VVngoris, triple ruckboarda fcun eys xv.ili nnd ylihoal eanopr tope. Joubert A Hutkboar I forrour BnOuVlA4'"M)'i"rA(ION l'1-Or.T IIBOIIHIAM hew and second hand, by the last rily tulldera xejfxn3iwcrrs. OI.ASt 1 r.tlN r AND I.ISATIH'.M IH't'S't 3&.OCXECa3l"W-V&, BIXrSSlAHKIt AMI I.XTIINSIO.N Pl.O.Vrd. Cone aud I'liruln llookawara V7"XOrJF03n:T .ttw LANDAI'M.T-, end MOI, I'llAIITOM). T l.'AUT and M'llll ll I" I A RUINS i.adii:v PinviMi riiAiTnxs. r.xTr.NMOx top I'MAhlllvM and LtATIIUV IMlAtTIINh TOP tVAiillNI AMI .sfi-llPl' WAtin.NSOl Aid, MNU. VVAi.U.M.Tll;-) aSU Dl I'OT vvauu.ns. rAI.-TUIl ANP IN OAK. TILDL'HVk, IIOO CAA'IA A.M 1'O.NY CABT4 OUR IIAItMeikB UOOM THU bAltUHST ASM rtNBKT STOCK OF AM) llltllil.nA Wllll-J. 0 AN1J CUllU KUJIbf. HLANKtlTS Ac. IN AVnillC'A. OF ATI. KINHXi KAMtLV lltl.HsMBOAPBTER. TnilTTI'.IlK, Mllllbh HUllSL'cl AND VVOIlhbll AMVAVe O.N II AMI AT PKIV'ATB HAI.R INIt.NplXO Pl'RrllAhl.llH Vtll.h leOWl-M TO M- nuyiMj i-:i,-Lwiii;itii 1172, )I74, ntd UltOOMK H'V, Spring and Summer Carriages op tiiu Jirsr ci.a'j. VICTOKIArl MlC'IkltOAItllSl ir Springs) I'"g 'art stvlei. VICTUKIAH UI'( KltOAltllM tRegulari (burre Mile). IIOCKAWAVS (In nak and rmmeda HI rassengere) WAIiW.N KT VVH, KOCIlAWAVl UMrkllllTMEH. IVx Frond. l.ANIIAUS. nOt'gAHAYH (loupe). Pog and Vlllaga Carta. Olca. Ftanhopss, rhaelnn. Road Wagone. I ancy Koad Traps, f,-tt Wagona Uoo tors' I'haetone, rhlldren'a Traps. Puckhoarda Kx. Top) Cabrloleta Top Finn- fhaetnns. jlroochamn, I.iiiiJau", Kfx'kiiwaj, rikcl Orti. OmiUe huMf, Kimd couja, I'll ne to m, i-x. Top C brinies, torl&m Imicy Triips, Cnrtnln Hnckaways handHulet. QlMRTERED OAK iTbibtnK can te mora hfn1nme than tht niiriero4 oak and nth triple and rabl Buckbnnrat. ft pin tl tea. Ilaiidti, Two wbeeleri -c, we are mttAlne (hUfaion. IlodUs AnUhad In lb natural wood, with Kour irniiifil to match, uiaklnff ail avceedtuslv I'urabi at wall a tuprrmtlr attracilre HnUh, krj tl.lnjr we offer t nianulactured at our vorkt tn bj-rucuii. Day ot th maker BfiADLEY 00, 14 Warren st. Largest stock tn P. K of tittiivrry Wagons for Dry Oood Lanndrr, Bottlera Grocers rarpeolers, rturo bere Confectioners, and oil tuher tnulnen.. best gooK our own make of best mnterlal. finest nnlsh. reasona bla tcrma Buy from the huinter ItACI.NK WAUOX AMI CAItltfAnB CO. 1S1-153 Somti atti uv. Now Vork. ItSIN Ke5VlVrAVjONH.-Oii.r hand-made wagona are sckuowledged llie beslor New torg city slreeis. and aro cheapest to tut) Wo rarry In stock -Vt wanous to lull alt nllrnnes nil bef' ra purchasing elsewhere XKIV VUUK 1VAUU.V CO.. MA-5S7 Hudson st, corner Hank "nrsiNESK WAnoNs.-ino new. heo- OKD-IIANU UKLlVMtV WAOONB. AU. HTVLtdl FL'LI.V VVARKANTbU. IIUY UK MAM'r ACTUIIBSi BATK MONKV WAOONK TAKES IN KXCIIANOK. 1IUUHON WAUIIA f (I.. aiJIIIJllaiVN ST. B L'SINEhS WAOONB. TKUflKS VANa and h"Brne, onr own make, for ailo cheap on easy terms. UNIThD M-ATEel WAllUH CH. i.d cornerthst. BRKWHTKRTCART. lnperfeeTorder7 l" alan, tiller second-hand carriages cheap t'MTEO STAIM CAItltlAOi; CUMI'ANV. 3d a.. or l.".b st JlL' S-ra I Special Joat reoelrod. two car loads of nor Light De livery Wagona for co-iuiry use. with or without topa. RACIXK WAI10.N CO. Ill utll Sth av K V. llTANTFr) For keep during lit- rummer, a nice iren Vr tie horse and surrev. Address lira. S. O. SMITH. r. o. box Mq Nyack. .N V g?irtin gtrailcmio;. IQUEBTWAK OCTKITH: lllnstrated catalogoee t refc J WHITMAN bAllULE I.O.. 1 IB Chambers st Firs stocks xo uitx ok Araoslnre mrapllcltr or tbe Oaan at th lnetflc Sllnlnr- StocU Eicbange, Tho latost devlco for cottlnc arounJ tho bucket shop Invr was dlscovororl yesterday in room 22, 51 New strooL Thore aro a lot of slcns on the door, and thoy all bay tbat tho I'aciflo Mlninc Slock Exchange Is locatoa thero. Thoro wero a hall a doou men yester day In tho room who said they were interostod In tho Uxcbuneo. a. W. IUtmdlll Is mnuacor. nnd thero was a number of brokers" hanclnu nround rendy to rocelre ordors. The stock list of this Exohnnce is the most limited in the world, as only live stocks nro cainbled in. Thoy aro called Staple, Xonla, Alpena. Oranee, and Muk-aaw-bu. Thoro Is a cubby hole labelled "clearlnehi use." a cash ier, a blackboaid on which the fluctuations of there live stocks nro reclstored. and a box In cuarco of a subordiniite. This box Itxiks l!Ue a faro box. only it is locked. In it mn five hun dred flips tieurtui: tbn n nines of tho live stocks, with dllierent prices upon them. This box furnishes tho 'imitations to buyers nnd boilers, l'or instance, it you want ten Sharon of .Maple you notify 1 r. Hnmdlll. nnd ho calls upon tbo mun wlih tbo bux lor Die price of Muplc, Thnt individual nulls a slip from tho slot in tbe box, nnd It tbat slip burs that Maple Is HO, that will bo the price ymi will have to rav fur ion shares. 'ibon vou want to sell tbat ton shares of .viuplo, you onlnr one of Humilill'e iTokern to soil It. nnil li culls upon tbe man with thu box for a prlco for Staple. If tlio slip brmiclit out irom the box snyH tbat Mnnlo is 7,'), of course you losu, bin if tbe sllpsiiybtlint Maple Is fl or n.l, you iniiki-. Ir iHsimpiyniithlntrbut bottincun tboliitnres on tlio sli)s enclosed in tho b x lint Mr. lliini dill Insists tbat his scheme is lojrul. lie says the sIIih roprnscnt ampin property, and thut be Is not violating the huck"t-ilini lair. CapU Mci.nuclilln of tbe Old siip blulJun is to bee whether ho Is or not. Killed II y I.lcfclnlna. rxomnne. Ont July P.-A terrlblo oloctrio and mill stotm prevuiled in this section this nftoinoon. Lightning struck tho rcfldi'iico of Daniel Miinio, n prospnious farmnr rcsldlus hero, ami klllod li in. It strui-k thn bain of .lo.-onli Watson, killed bis hired man, Nornum luvldoll. uud Mil n nod l'ltvidion's brother. Tlia barn wns burned, with oloveu head of tborousbbred cattle. Pnttder IlauloeKin In u llepnt. Balt Lake. July P.-At Mllford, Utah, vea torday.it lot of powder exploded at tbe rail road liopnt. Tho shock was terrible. Tbe freieht houso was almost blown to ploios. In nn instiint tho whole buildins wns ailre, and till efforts to suvo it woro Iruitlosn. 'J bo loss is very heavy, 'lead poison CURED. I am a painter by trado. Throe years nco I had a bad case of Load I'ulton, caused by us ln rubbor raint. I was cured In a thort time byS.P.R The medlclnodtove tbe poison out through the pores of the skin. When I first commenced taking 8, H, 8. my system was s saturated with poison that my underclothes were colored by tho paint bolutr worked out by tbe niedlolne through the pores of my skin. I was cured entirely by 8. 8. H. I took nothing else, aud have had no return since. C. TANK LEAK, Wnycesvlllo, Ohio. Before and After Using. j At one time I had awful sores and pimples I on my face, and after using; two bottles of 1 B, 8. ti. I was cured, and now havo a plot, I smooth complexion. I TAIIES L. BOYLE. AUanta. Gfc 1 jiaatmmtmmammammsmmamim'aBm

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t--H-r t -3--garSSawfiB!WWffrJW,-w.awMawMB I- iS I THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1890. 3 I 1 V YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES.

TtlCT KERB NOT SO IWHX rZiirrD asfl xjrjjr iKJUKTiiir.s aiir. A Yletet-y aa DsfVat la Tkl. City aad Ike Haas. l Bl-ooaly-s-Th. Attcarlaaea Orowlas- Hmaller Tke latsraalloaat League Ilaa Itellrect from Ista.laeaa Otaetr New Atsont tka riarara. The scores of tho games plftred bythefonr Bjor leagues yesterday ""rero as follows: TIIK NATIONAt, LEAOUr- Ch!eeo. 3 N'ew York. 2. Brooklyn. 7; Cleveland. 1. Philadelphia. 9: Cincinnati, 7. Boston. IS; Pittsburgh, L THF ri.ATr.Itd' LBAOUt Kw Tort. 20: Buffalo, 10. Chicago, 8: Brooklyn. 3. Clevo'and. Boston. 7. Philadelphia, 13.Pittsbarch, 10. inn Aur.r.icAN association. JjOOlrrllle. 10: Athlotlcs. 3. St. Louis. 13: 8yracuse.t5. Kochester. 0; Columbus. 6. Tolodo-wet around. THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION, ,ertT City. 7 Hartford. 4. Newark. 8: Washington. 3. New Ilnwon. 14 Worcester, 4. Wilmington. 15; Baltimore.iB. The National JLcacaa. ttjk wtcona f inm. ram. l"- num. rrea. jrc-j, rvt CrtSnntU...." 21 Cnlcarn S3 S .Ml i5tlrn 51 .o-- !ew Tort. ..-re 89 .eon KtuVilthla St 3 .woiriiUnd....l" t JIT cnicAQO (it. x.). 3; vewtohkIk. tu).Z The score of yesterday' same between the Hew Yorks and Cblcacos was very closo. Not nutll tho last man was out did tho Now Yorka I-nve up their fondly ohorlshed idea of victory. Both teams played ma-rnlllctnt ball In tho field, but It was at th bat that tho home (team was found wanting. Baoriflce battinie would have landed the Now Yorks winner, but the men will not attempt to saorlfloe when their captain seta the example by trying to smash the ball. A taorlflce hit nt three dltreront stages would have boon of material assistance. Woloh pitched a splendid gauie. But eight bite were mado off hlra. and ho gave but two men thelrbaseon balls, notone of whom scored, llo waa finely supported, and tho Chlcaaoa had to earn every one of their runs. Both of New York's runs resulted from baso on balls. Notwithstanding tho heat, It seomed to be Denny's and Tiernan'a day. Tho latter was unusually lively on tho bases, and got. two baggerby making one of tho longest headlong elides ever seen on tho grounds. 'Jlernan had no trouble in hitting Luby. The score: IW U UX CBICatO tn. i aler.o.a.a a,laro.A,B. T1aTnan.C.f....l 3 3 0 O COon.T, .0 0 3 2 0 oiassswlr. a 0 o 4 1 0 Carroll l.f o 0100 neraniit I V 0 110 0 Wllmos. o f....0 3 X o 0 Bih.ii'sV.0 1 0 a 0 Anwivlitb... 3 J 1 0 Stn'r M b...o 1011 Hurnik M.....0 10 0 0 Bark.arf .0 030 0 KMi.2ab 0 1 4 a l I.Y.Vbrtl.tb.o 010 o o Nailer, t o o 1 o 0 Bockl.r. c ..1 1 1 1 Luor. p 1 1 1 a o wileb, J.r.....O 000 0 ,KlitniJi.c....o 1013 Toua .303413 3 TotAla 3 87610 8 Eitrtrook dtcl.r.d oat. r.wTork. I 0 0 0 0 0 10 0-3 blew...... 0 1 0 o 0 1 1 0 .-a E.riiMl nmt-Chlco. a Hrt bJ od .rrort K.w Tort. I Cblc.co 1. tft on bu-hw York. Cble.r. 3. Firtt b on bIL on W.lch. 3: ottlibT. 4. strufk ont-U.nny, K.wrbrook. R.rl. Lnby. KU Iriln. Two b hiu Anton Dnnr. Lobr. 8crl fie. blu Tl.rnan, iloraonc iZ) rleb. Darnici). Btol.n 1, bu.Tl.rns... Doubl. pl.r OUweock (nn.wlx.ai. TumhI b.11 Bnokl.r. Umplr-PoWtn. Time l:3i. Mundane. .MS. DBOOSLTM (K. I-). 7 1 CIJSTKIAND (JT. X.). 1. The Brooklyn National Leasue team were all changed about when they faced the Cleveland Club in the socond same of the present aeries at Washington Park restorday afternoon. Both Terry and Lovett had gone to their homes, which made it necessary for Caruthers to oc cupy the box again. Daly played first base, while Foutz went out in left field. At the start I of tho came it looked as if the contest would bo noted lor lu many run, but after tha aecond inning neither side could master ita oppo nent's curves to any extent. The home team, however, had sent eeven men around the bases In the first two innings, while the Cleveland only scored one run. The score: CLI1IUIIM. I MOOILT CK L.. .HA1.11 1. TO. X.U. ICtkLLf. 1 1 3 u olColUna.3db....3 1 4 4 0 Iiow.. rtAcfO 13 0 0 PtnknT.db..l 10 3 0 UeKean.a ...o 14 4 1 Bnrnar.t 1 1 S 1 0 ..eh. i.tb. .0 o 10 o orouir.Lt 1 0210 I.i.cr.2db.n 301 u PonoT.n, o.f..l 1 3 o o Zlrnmcr. c... 0 110 3 O.lr. ii(b....o o lu 1 o Anln.r. 3d b..o us. i. dmith. m. a o 3480 Fmillar. sd b 0 13 3 0 Cwutbtri, p...o 0010 vt.d.ortn,p u 1 o 1 0 Cluk. 0 1 110 1 Daily, r. f 0 o O o 0 Tol.lt 1 34 li 3 Cl.T.l.nd. 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 Brooklyn 3 0 0 0 0 0 O 7 K.m.amn.-Cl.v.l.nd. 1 Brooklyn. 4. FJ.itb.Moa b.II. Cl.v.l.nd. 2 .Brooklyn. 4. flnt baw on .mm ci.rel.nd. u; Brooklyn, l.;Ltt on tun Cl.T.lmd. i Brooklyn s Horn, ran Hunui RacrtSe blu Dowi.. v.. en. W.diworth. uly. Uoabl. play. fimtth. Col Ima oa b.Iy; Arda.r. MoK.ui. and V.ach. Btol.B -coUint. lilt by tpHth.r Ardn.r. Uroolra Xc lurmotu Tlm l:Ali Atumunc 74. ruaiioLrni. u). B, cuemmn 1.), 7. I rmtinitrmi. Jnly a. Tha bom. l.un won to-day by tbU.cor.1 tllUDIUIH (If. U C1MC1XX.T1 uy. alar.o.i.i a.laro.4.B. nmlltcn.Lf. .1 14 0 0 McPln..ldb...o o 4 d 1 c.r.r.c. 1 3 3 0 0 Mall.na.aa ..1 3 4 3 3 M.y.ra.udb..3 3 3 3 0 Uollld.r.a C.o 0110 TbomMon. r. f.3 3 3 o o 8llly, ltlb....l 1 8 0 1 ci.rn.nu, 0 2 3 3 3 0 Marr. 3d b 0 1 1 10 M.rer.Sdb.. 0212 3 Knlfht, L f.....l 1400 Xci aulej, 1 b..o 0 8 0 brlicol.r.t. 1 1000 AU.n.. 0 3 4 5 0 Baldwin, c 0 0 8 3 1 Mek.ry. P-...-1 3 0 2 0 yortman, p....0 0 2 8 0 Totala...-..'eiS37 14 "3 TOUU T "5 37 13 "3 rbllad.lpbla 1 0 0 0 1 0 8 S l- Clsclnn.tl 0 0 0 0 0 12 1 O t Earn.d raca-PnUadclphla. 4; Cincinnati, 3. To- bu. blu ciem.ni., Tbomcuon. InJtbl K.uly. Tbr. bu. btu-M.yer. Mnllana MIcoL tT.crtOo. hlU-Hal- tn. U.llld.y. M.r.r Clem.nu. Marr Knlxbt. Myen. ,1 tiw .tolen (Ir.y, Vlck.ry. ilnll.na, Hamilton. Bum V on baUt-Kcrb... viok.rr. Nlcol Mccaal.r, Ur.y, IUfy.ra yor.man. Struck out Cl.m.nti, roraman, BoUM.y. lilt by pttchxl ball Hamilton. TnompMn. Poubl. pUy-llollW.T and Morbta Paal b.ll. Cl.m.nu. It Baldwin, L Wild pltob for. man. TJma Jiia Atundanc xese. ionoi (a. L), IS; rrmiuaaa (a. i-X I. Borrojr. July a DolU llitl.ia, and nnlnurt.Uni wa. to-d.j'. ram. txtw..a iba Uotton ana ruuocrgb clBba Tb. uorai aoiiox (a. i. nmicui (t. uk B.lar.o,A.a a.laro.i-a tost, a 3 1 e 4 u Snnd.y. e.C....l 2 10 1 Tntk.r. lit b.. 4 8 O 0 Mlli.r.r.t-....0 13 11 Bolllran, 1 1 -.8 3 0 0 o Laroqna 2db..o 0 8 10 JSrocll,r. r a 3 4 1 OU.ek.r.0 n 2 4 12 lllna. at..., 0 2 4 0 ORoaLSdb O O 1 o 3 ScUarr. Mb. I u 1 1 0 B.rt.r. a...0 0 2 7 1 .nn.tt. C.....3 0 0 3 Okeltr. Lr O 0 10 3 Il.rdla,o 0 18 0 0 Wllion, lllb ..0 o 10 1 0 fmltn, 3db..l 114 0 Bak.r, p ...o 0 o 3 0 Cti.in.p 0 3 0 11 o Bowman, p.... 0 0 0 1 u Tatar, p.. 0 0080 Total 1 8 17I5 1U Total. 13 13 27 13 0 ?.iton 4 3 1 B 0 1 0 0 2-13 Ituoarch 0 uoi OOOOO-l Farnad rnca Boaton. a. Two base bit. Tuekrr. O.t cln. ll.rdla Tbr.ba.. blu Toek.r. lolllvan. f.o rUc. bit. Brodlr llin.a South, stolen baa.. Tack. r, Brodla ll.rdl. flnt bail on balU-By u.u.ln. I; by Bowman, 1. First bu. on error. Bo.ton u. lilt by plu&.l b.ll-Brodl.. 1-aaifil ball-IMok.r. Wild clietn.-Bowm.n. a Struck oot-By B.k.r. 3i by T.tr 3. by Bowman, 1. Doabl. n!.r. Smlta. Loti. and Tuekeri Uliltr and Wiirou. t-'mplrt-UcQuado. TU1.-1 4U. Atlindanc.-l.Kil. Tha riarcra' I.eagua. THE jiEcona OI.U tTci. oil. fa. aubi. Won. Itttu ret Cblcats 37 u .597 f-sllad.lphla. .S3 S3 .Ita Boiton 87 38 .017 Brooklyn s K3 307 MwVork... ..S3 to Jb oi.raland 28 32 ,l Fltut,tirca.....31 HO UK BuHalo. 17 aa ,3vh mew tobi (P. c). 20; purTAij (p. i). 10. Manager Bwlng and bis team of ash twlrlers knocked out the Buffalo team at Brotherhood I'ark yesterday. It was a slugging game from the very llrst Inning, and the 7Q4 persons pres ent hugely enjoyed the heavy stick work. As heavy hitting means considerable running, ttie players felt rather warm cbaMug each otter around tho diamond, with the thermom eter standing above the 100 mark. Crane was alto an easy mark for the visitors, and Hat r.olct wa called to the rescue, but the borne team's heavy work overtopped the visitors' nork m such an extent that Crane could salely ha e jiltched out the full nine Innings Instead of 'gilt, wlion the change was mode. The score: icat (r i.) .crr.LO (r u), a. I. r.o.a. a! al.raaa. A JUrr, I f. 3 2 1 11 I Mot, c. f 3 12 0 0 It L""".c 13 3 1 0 Vaek, e 117 2 0 X ,fr.u nib ..J I nWi..:db 3 1402 OBiitri.j 3 1 0 c H.fcbtr It ..I llll it i4rOoaA3 3 s 4 lHhllo.Jdb 0 I 0 3 u c t 3 3 1 11 ulKowr. 1 .1 1 442 t'ltnnnn. :d b 3 I I I lil.nir.n. r I I o 0 0 u "l.iintr 3JU.3 1 2 i OiC.rmy lit b I 3 m 1 o Jrai. 1 u 1 0 K.tJfc p.. I u 0 3 I Ha-cctJ p OlOMdl -I Tot.'t .10 tiillJ 0 Total. 2.13 37 14 J ll.ir. .Idee- .redout. Inrl inn I 1! I S- s-faio 0 11 1 3 1 0 3 2 1-1U lam. 1 rura-v.w Vnrl., II. Hutt.lo 3 llritbaa-on New tori. 1 (lUt.l .1 Left on lillll-Jil V )i',' n iB o 11 Jir-t u,i on b.u. 031 rane. 4. 4 1 t it 1 1 0 Keela Mrtck out Mattery w. Br.ij. HMney Hhil.- Kt. Minei at Hum. ran '1 1 tr Tt'ree-ti" lilt. Wiie. Crne To-b.i. 1 It. 7' fii'-wn i) 'I'rtourk. hti.nnbn, I-wlnn, tf.crl- "re m-t.iiij Hrown, llicbardion, Wtltney, win, f'i'i.- Ktui, K,.t. in Stolen b.ae.-M.tierr, .rj.n poatil. play. Rleri.rdaon and Brown l"6niirbtrc.rn.y ildrlteii.i-K..ra, ll.tseld. ami ba 1-Maek. Cmpiria-4jaen.y and Sb.ridau. Tllr. u Alt.odanc 764. CHICAGO (P, U), 8j IIUOOXLT" (P. U), 2. bird's Brooklyn team had no ebance what; t atrUiit Uii) Chicago la thilr eecood -Taba-BBP .1 I llll game of tha aerlea on the Eastern Tark grounUf reiterday. King, the silvery hair twlrler from the lndy City, v.08 at his bust, and through hla maMerly pitching Brooklyn waa preTnnied from being In it. Four hits wan the '-est tho Wondnra could do In tho shape of ?ileic.work;,n.nd "L0." W0I kept to far apart that thoy did not hcln them to cither of their two run. It waa the ml. plays made by King's supporters that saved the llrooklynn from n necklncn of goose egva. The vlsltois gavo n goodoxhlbltlnn ol nll-nroilnd playing. Karlv in the game thoy discovered Howilers's style of dellvortr. and by the prettiest klud ofoppor tune hlttlne nnd good running scored runs enough to win hands down, rrom the lourth Inning out. although they found the nail orten, thoir hlt wore of llttla uso, for they were scat tered. Thercore: eiooeiix r t I cmcicalr. u). .liiM.r.' Lli.r.oi.a Ward. a... .n 1 o 3 I nnffr, r. f 2220 u Joc. 3.1b 11021 tr.xill, I r.....2 3 1 o 11 Andrewv 0. f .1 11 4 0 I ln.n.cf.. .112 0 1 (rr. i.tb.. u ill 1 o vt'tttt. 2db o 1 4 a o H.uer. 3d li.,o 11 3 o Boyla 3d b ...2 110 2 Minrt.r.r r. n u n a nir.rrello .11 2 .1 0 Van llal'n. Uf u 0 2 11 I liarllni litb..n 11 k 0 11 Paly. .0 i) 1 1 o ,Wiiliamn.aai '11 1 2 1 "owd.ra p. ...n 0 0 2 o Klui;n... .1 1020 Toula 2 42412 4 Tota'a "5 1127 12 1 Brooklyn n 0 0 1 0 0 0 o 1-7 CMraco 3 0 1 4 u o u 0 B Famed runa-ctilnasn. 4. Ufi on baaeM-nrofiklyn.Ji Thiers H rintbai.nn error. -Iirnokon.3 Cmcaro, 8. Flret ba. on ball. on hnwdera. net Klnc 2 fctrnck ont-Hy Klnir. h haenneo hiia-rtran rteffar til rarr.IL Three baa. Mt r.rr.ll Twci.raae.hll. UutTr, orr Doublo j.Uy-rf.Her uinawlited). I'.ne.l ti.U.-P.rrllt. VTi.d Pltrb-Klnr L'mrlrre-M.Mr iMfuaon and llolhert Timo-2'UI. Altendunc. about rmiiDitrBU (r. t.). 13; nmiDit (r. u), 10. Panarinrnu. JolyR,-Tk. PhU.d.lphla team won to day. Tb.Koroi raiupatrnia tr. uy. rirrs.oxiH. (r. t). Crtflin.r.f 1 2 11 o 11 riarloac. 1....1 11 1 0 11 hhtndla, !M b.,,3 12 3 O Manl. 0. t ,1 1 3 II 0 l'lokeiL2db....l 1 n 3 ('Miner, rt ti 1110 llailman .a...n 3 2 4 1 Onlna 0 2 1112 ood.l.r. ...1 1 2 11 1 AuoileT.litb.n oil I 11 Bumni toa o f.2 P 3 0 I Flelda. L f .33313 Farrar. I.tb.. ..2 114 0 OKn.bn..3dh. .11 112 1 Croa 0 .3 4 4 t 2 Corcoran, n. 1 22230 Bul.y. p .10 0 2 1 Rnblnion 3dh..l 14 2 2 iKnalLp. A c f-l 10 2 1 Touua 1SIV37 17 a I Totala. 1010:7 n a Philadelphia 1 1 e 0 0 3 0 1 o-n I'lttiborgh 2 1 1 0 11 11 o a 1 10 Karned rnna-Philad.lphla, 2: Pltuhnuh. 7. Two baa. hlU-llallm.n. Ku.IL Thr.e-baa. tills Shlndls, numnton, uroia, Halda Horn. run-Helda. B.criOr. hlta DblnOle. IMItra.nn Hectl.y, tleld. Kuehn. i3l Htal.y. Htol.n baa.a Uanlou (J). Doubt. plaT-Rou-Inion and B.ckl.r Lett on b.e Philadelphia i rillaborfU, 7, Mrnok otil-B.ckl.r, M.uL Held. Flr.t baaa 00 error. I'hllailelphla 4, t'lti.burxh. 1. Flrat bat on balla-r .rrar. tlrluln, Ilanlon 1.'). V lener. Untnn, ri.ld Jill by piteh.d ball B.ckl.r. Plater, niid pltob-Stal.y. Vaa-eJ tall Uulnn. Tlm.-itlu. tmplTM-Jooa. and Knliht. cuntianD (r. l.), 8: aortoi (p. u). 7. Borrow, Jnly 6 -It raqntred three umpire, to lettl. to-day', gam. between tb. Bo.ton and Cl.Ttland Broth. rnooa nln.a .nd tb. Boiton. w.r. axaln do l.ateil In a olo. and exclUDf came. Th. ecor.i curiuiiD (r. l.) I .ouo.i (e u). Btrlrt.r. M.$ '5r7-2"l Brown. .....V! 'M' D.l.h.nty.t a3 4 0 2 3 Rlch.rdeon.l.r.0 1410 Hrownln, I. f-j 2 3 2 1 sior.r, r. f..2 2 1 1 11 Larkln. lit b...O 3 8 10 Brouth.ra, 1 b.o 3 a 2 0 NoAl..r. c.r ..I I 1 o okclly. e 0 o 4 2 o Rad(ord.r.t,3b 1 004 2 Xaih.3d n..,.. 3 1231 ButoltPae .11 3 8 2 1 Oulnn. 2db..,.l 1330 Br.nnan. r. o 3 o o o Morrill.. I 1 12 1 Urubar. p 0 1 0 T 1 Itadboum, p,0 0 1 2 u Totala. B1T2720 8 Total. "7103.1"3 Cl.T.land 4 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 ..-8 Beaton 1 1140000 07 Barned runa Cleveland, 7t Bo.ton. 3 Home run Brownlnr. Two-baa. hit. txlehanty. Larain. riaan. Tnrebaa. hit D.I.bantr. Sacrldce hlta Mo Al..r. Morrill. Kadbonrn Htol.n baae.-Browaini. Radford. Brown til, siov.y, Pint b... on ball. By Urubar.e: byRadbonrn.4 Ftr.tbaaaonerror.-cl.Ti-land. 3; Botton. 4 Htmekout-iirabtr. Brown. Rich ard.on. Kalty. iah. Morrill U.ubl. p ar-Broutber. and Kelly; K.ah. (julnn, and Brouth.ra. Umpire. Mat tbewa, Le.ch, and Madden. Time 3:23. Attendance Tka Amerlcaa Aaioclatlon. Tiir sEcosa (TvM. ynm. zoit j .i naoa rron, too. ret. Athletlo...- ,o 33 .e33irolnmbn...,aa si sia LonliTtlla 1 V HO Toledo.. 28 XI ,..ej nt Loai.,...3ii 27 .e7isrraciia. 27 av .413 Hoch.aler. ...34 at 40Brooklrn..,l3 43 .230 ar. Lont, 13; .TKacrac, 3. dr. loma July a The Syracute team played a llf.l.a fame to-day. The acore 1 tt. uvia. I rraiccia a.lap.aA.a v.lar.tki.a Collar, a a.... 3 13 3 2 Wrlcht o. (....1 1 o 0 McCarthy. 8d b.a 3 3 12 Proeaar.r. f-..l 0201 Campan. r. t. .1 3 11 0 Ctallda.2d b ...3 3120 Roe.man,utb.l 0 8 0 11 T. oRonrka,3b.l 1 8 2 o DuS.ft. o. f I o o 0 u McL'ihlln. a 0 11 2 3 1 ftieettap .11110 Mevn.ry.i.tb.o shoo lllfftina :db .11 D 9 S o Morrlain. 1 L..U 0 10 0 Munyan. L .112 0 DIO'Kourke, 0 0 13 10 Yf.lia, a. 2 1 1 0 OCawy.rx. 0 0 0 11 TotaU 13 U27 10 4 Totala, ,T 3? "0 "3 st- Lonu s 002040 o;i IS SyraouM 3 000002003 Earned rone St. Loala T; Byracaee Z Tbree-bate hits 8tlr.tta Mnnyan. Horn, ran. Lampan. McCar thy. Doubl. pl.y I'nll.T and lltxaina Baaa on ball. ott Caaey. 7; oft fiUTetta 3 Hit by pltebar KoMman. Walla, and Fnll.r. btrack oat By stlTetu, e. by Cae.y. a. Pastad balla-CFRoarke. I: Well. I. Wild itche4 Caay, 2. Baac.tol.n rroawr, T. O'Bourke eCarthy. Tlma Two hoara Umpire Hnu.la At tendanc. 334, Loctimtx, 10; aTSLrrrc 2. aVicttTULa, Jnly a Tha lary..t w..k day crowd ao far this a.aaon watched the Lool.rlll.. admlnlaur a cro.blnft' defeat to th. Uader. In tb. rao for the Aaao- claUon pennant lo-Uay. Th. acor.: LocuTina iiainr. a.lar.o.a.a alap,o.A.a Taylor. Htb... a 2 is 1 0 Welch, c 1....2 1 1 o n um.it...l 120 0 rorc.ll I f-,...o 1311 Baymond.3dBvl 3 o a 0 Lrona 3db... 02111 Wolf, r t 0 o o 11 0 O'Brien, lit b o n 10 0 1 Ehlnnlck.2db.l 3 17 0 0. l-haier, r. f ..o 0200 Ilamburf. 1. 1 u o 2 0 I Koblneon. 0 0 0 0 0 2 Tomn.y. a a... 12 1 0 T. Khafar. 2d b 0 ti 1 2 o Stratum, p 1 3 13 0 Conroy. a.. ..0 0 1 e 1 Byan,c 1 0 3 2 0 MoManon, p .o 0 0 3 0 ToUlJ 10 10 27 18 1 Total. 75 4 24 13 "fl TullTlll. 1 0 10 10 0 7 ..-10 AtbleUca. 0 000001013 H.rned rnna LonliTllle. J; Athletlca 1. Twobaa. hlta Taylor. Lyona EacrlQe. hlta Weaver, Raymond, Wolf (21 su-atton. raiaed balla-Bobinaon, 2. Umplra K.rlna Time 1:33. Attend. nc.-3.WM. CoLrv.ra. July 8. Tho Colombo, clob cel.hr.ted th.tr return from th. Eaat to day ky pattlnf ap .boat aapooranarllcleofbatla.lt can show loltspatrona The acor. 1 cotcmui. loaning. alir.ai.a a lar.o. a. a. UT.manT.c.t.11 0101 Grt.n Wd, 34 n. 1 1330 Bn.ed. r. f..... 1 110 0 Lyona 1. f 12 8 0 0 Johnson. L t 0 o I O 1 knowl.aSdb-0 1330 Belllr. M b ...O 1 3 8 0 Mifflin, c I.. 2 2 110 O'Connor.e.,.,2 3 8 1 0 McQaira 0.... 13000 Crookasdb.. .022a UiO'Brlen, lit b 0 o 14 0 0 Dola. s. .0 1 0 1 1 VcKeoofh.aal 0 13 0 Lanana, litb .1 2 14 0 2 Burk. r. f. 01011 knauaa. p.... 1004 0 Barr. p. 00000 Totals 6 83714 C Totals 8 1 J7 17 Boch.tur 11002100 oq Columbus 0101000b 33 Earned runs Coloxnboa 8; Rochester, 1. Two b.a. hiu fen4d. Mimin. ure.nwood. Malnlra rJtol.n ba.es O'Connor. Crooka Doyla )r..nwood. gnowisa Double play MltTltn. First base on telle on Koauaa 2; on Barr. a. Struck out By Knauaa a Paaaj ball U'Connor. wud pitches Knaaia. 3; Barr. d Tlra. 2 us I'mptres People, and Ucwsch.r. Attendance 1,30a The Attaatio Aaaoclatloa. IJtZ BECOBR erase. ttwi. nat. fct nii, jron. tntt. fn. K.w Haven. .-el in .710 W..hlnyton...31 so ion Baltimore 44 18 ,7lu Jersey City.... 3 34 .37 .wark .83 23 .3x3 ilminrum....H 40 jii Worcester.... 28 28 ml Hartford 14 4J JM jaasarcrrr, 7; RiaTroBp, 4 The Jersey City Club won stain at Oakland Park yes terday Theeeore jiusrctrr. I marroao. Llarai.1. 1l1.ro, a. a MrRucken.1. f.1 220 o Annla 1. 1 1 u 2 0 1 Bradr.2db 2 8 2 11 olroritrr.a s ,,.u 1 2 11 Hooter. 1 11 h 1 oil O 0 Button, 8d b 10 11 VaiiAlaUoe.sUI 2020 i-ulllnse. a f 1 2 3 0 o UcDerm'taf 0 0 4 0 0 Thleein, Istb I 0 lu o t Koaaaey, as,. 110 4 1 Walih. r f ....0 11 J u 11 Murj.br. c 0 2 8 2 ororia,21b. 01111 Klua'ld.rf in I 3 2 3 0 Moore, c 0 2 il 2 0 Turner,? A r. I 0 u u 1 i'blatb. ia o u o o o Tniala. .."7132712 3, Total 27 la "a Jersey City 1 0 0 o I I 3 1 0-7 liartforil.. loooouoo i Earned runs Jsney City. 4 First bai. on errors Jersey city, a, Hartford. 2. Left on baee Jeta-r i Ity, e ll.rlforJ, Horn, run Fltif.rald To-baie hlta MeOucken. Van Alstlne btalllnire ntolen ian rue firai.1. Tnleiin. Doyla hacrl.1t. Ulta Mi JJermott. IVfer.ld, Turner. J-orster. Mutton. Walih. Double playe Fltaterald and Brady: button aad Tbltitn. iuuek oit Jiojl. i2i. Mcuuck.n. bradr. Imoi.r. Mc ti.rmott. rlousiey. Turner, Tnleain. Walih (2i flr.t baa. on baila imritaib. 2 off Turner. :i Paaaed tail Moor. Villd pitches Turner. 2 Main. 1. Lmpire ValenUae. Time 1 4&. Attendance 40. HKWilB, H, walHIVCTOV. 3 Sewaas, July 8 The Newark, by hard hlttlnr and frod C.ldirff succeeded In dcfe.tluif tfie ViatMnftOB. liiiajr, iuiiivi,. nswaas. wai!il.i.Tn, a lar.ai a a,lbr.o a. a Johnaia r. f 1 2 3 u l,Bader, 1. 1 ii i u I illloert. .M b I 4 J 4 n lileaann I I J 1 n Meberraltt.:U.n n 1 4 HWnistier. 1st b 1 0 3 u n fields, lit b,.'i I II C lllrd. r f. I 3 2 il 0 Chllda I I ....0 1101. Hilt MU il O 1 it J Manaall e. t I I 2 o o Vientt. 2d b u I 2 2 I fcrnltb. as. 2 I I 6 n Jordan, o. f 0 1 I u I liun'r.c 2 4 0 niMcholaac 0 n 7 I 0 Miller, p.. 0 0 0 1 O'Darjteli, p o 0220 Totala llTlljltZi Totala 3 Zeji "a "1 Dully oot for ruunlot out of Una h'.w.rk. 14 0 0 3 0 0 0 i-a W.tlnton .0 o I (i 2 0 0 11 11-3 l-arned runs Newark, 4 Washington 2 Two-has. hlls-tillbart at Warns. Horn, run.-nilb.rt lllrd. Sacrlflc. hlta-VelJermlt'. Ilelda Ji Man Menolae, Uanlela, ato an b... a Johnson Helda, Onffv Bird. Baa. on balls New. rk u. tv.stilorti'n, J. Baee on errors Newark, tv.shlnjrton, I Left on bates Mwatk. IJ. Ha'blnttiii. 10. Ftruck out .Ne.aik. S VI aabiiikton, 4 Paued ball tiuffy. Time 3 IS. I'm plre-llunt. AttendauceiiA asw naraif, 14. woacsiria, 4. Ktw llafsi. July B The heavy battln of the home tesm. coupled wnn Uoran'seicellent ork in 11. bja. w.r. the featuies of to day's .'.uie Th. .core m naraif osc"a I a r il 1 r. I l-1'io.i.i MrKealf i u n O Frill. s. I I 1 1 l!i hi II .fib I I 0 liMa.la. r f I J 1 I n t f 3 1 11 Jones Id I. 0 2 1 1 h. li. aiieek I b I I 4 0 u.l.ier id I. :i 11 1 11 Lalli c I 3 3 O 0 11 i.iilnsain, l.tb-1 11 I I II II liofla !Mb....2 2 o t n k'enoeJy I I..11 2 11 '1 Brte J 0 1 ndworlh. c f.l I 2 0 11 IioranV 00 2 ai.Sord. p .0 1 o 1 j UmVs 2 3 2 10 Tsrrlen, c 0 11 i I I Totala MU37"r"T Totals. 4 10 27 13 il KswIKv.a I 0 i 3 4 I 0 1-14 rVo7r.lt".... 0 3 0 0 0 0 i 0 0- 4 Earned runs-Saw tlaieru 3. Worcester. 2 Btolsn baaas-i-ahlll. HoSurd. J-onc. talts Two base hlte Etalta Tbr.i-b.ie blis-PoTie. Csdworlh. Horn, runs -tally, a. TU Due pb PAiUj-ew Uatib, VTvt, tmsaaemsaa ce.t.r 7. Flni b... m rmr-K.w Haven. 3 Wor. ceater, la Btniek nat-C.hlll. 3; Iwreo. Porta nx. f-plll, 3. Jonea Kennedy 3, aiafford, 2: T.rrlen. ilnln a.en, 2: Cnwnrth a Doubl. pl.T. Jone. and rluln... eo. I'aaael hal a-T.rrlen. 4. Tinit-2.13. 1'mplre-Cor. eoran. Atten lance 1 0t wiiMt.cTOi. 13; saLtlaoaa, 3. WiLaieavna, Jn y4.-The.tmnf Baltlmor. Clob was badly baaten to-day. The Mwra wiLMiscrne. 1 Biltmota, lar.ni.af a.lare.aa, Kear.Sdb 3 2 3 2 n tnr IfArfl z I o I Coosan, r f ...3 3 11 11 o Vark. 74 b ..,.1 1410 Lynch, istb 2 :i In 11 o Tata lit tv o 1 a I I Carindb 1 3 3 3 liTownaend. c 1 n 2 3 I VtlUamao I .1 I I ovtetrick.nd b..l I 3 I 3 ilaliirau It. n 0 4 11 ti Power, a a, 0 2 3 2 2 Newell, o f 12 11 O.Rom'r c f.A If. 11 ti 4 II Andrnon. n 13 3 8 uHenrr. r. T.....I 11 :i 0 0 Hollivao, 7 13 4 2,Uennn.D 0 113 Total. is 1M37 i7 "a Totals o"ii7 8 l7 Wllmlnston I 11 0 1 S 0 8 o 11-!. Baltimore. 0 3 1 11 0 u I 0 1 3 Famed rune-wilmlnt ton, 3: Patlimore. I. Two-b.s. hlla l.yncli Carl 121. I'nw.r. Three bae. hits Coo.aii, I.vnrh. Tonnend Stolen baet tinc, Tatft. P.ee en balte Jir And.raun it. bv iiorm.n. 7. L4ft0nb.se. Mlimtniinn. 1.1. Baltlmnra v. lilt bv Mirh.il bll 0.1 lean. I'ower. siriica. oat Br Anderson, I Passed t.a:t-Hllllin. 2, T.wnien.l. I. Ilme-J.3l. Cmpire Nclly, AltenHance ari 3llnor I.eaicnea. NEW TOnK STATE I.RAOUE. at JOIi.erowe, Johntfiwn andflloversTltle 4 n 11 7 n n n 3 0-7V Uneonta 10030O1OO-7 ar erica. ftlcas 0 0 3 0 3 12 3-11 Albanja. 0 301040 0-8 terra srarr t rar.ua At Pvanivni FTansrli:.. II: Burlln.ton. 0. At I'eorla I'rorla ri uuincy, 3. At Terr. Ilaute-Terr. Ilaule, 4. Indlanapolla X wasrean tviora. At Mllwacke.- Mllw.nkea 3. Kansas City, 4. At St I'aul -t, r.nl 13: Peneer, IB At Minneapolis Mlnneapnlle 8, Omaha At Lee Molnti-U.a Mumea 7, f loaa City, i. Other Onnes, at nmioif, rnbanniauts o 0 2 0 13 0 1 l-n Uadson 2 0002210 7 Garnee 'lo-dar. lianoiiat, tsacca Haw York tv Chlcarn. at the Po'o rroiiBda Brooklyn va Cleveland, at Uashinaton Park. I hlladalphUTa Cincinnati, at rhlladelphla Buaton va 1 lttsburgh, at Boston. ri ITE.I' LRICl'L New York va Rnffslo. at Brothsrhood Park. Brooklrn va rhlraru. at Vastern Park. Boston va clsreland. at Buaton. I'hilaualpbla va Pitubunb, at Philadelphia iHiiicii ea.onanoa Toledo va Brooklyn, at Toledo. 1 a'svllla va Atbletloa at l.ouievltla M. Loula Svraruia al ftt, Loula Columbus va Kocheeter, at Columbna aTLanric airocianof. Jaraar rttyva Hartford, at Oakland Park. Newlfavenve Vi.rreeter atNewIIavau. Wilmlnstoa va Baltimore, at Wilmington. N'awark va Washtlisnon, at Newark, oriisa cavza Staten Islsnd Athletlo va Etaten Island Cricket, at JCew New Brighton. Albany vs Cuban (llama at Albany, at Lanls collegs la Lone Branch, at LoarBranch. itrald va Worm, al Kldgewood. The Altcndaace Yesterday. At Uagu. nvtHtrtotS. XewTork 328 74 Brooklyn 724 sun Boston I.8l 718 Philadelphia 2834 TTo TotaU 6,379 3,000 The Iatcraatlonnl K.eaerne. BrrraLO, July 8. No International gamea ware playe4 to-day, and the Laagaa tsonthe rocka Hamil ton is practically disbanded, but an effort Is belnirmada to keep th. nln. tss.tber. Saginaw Bay City haa gait. TneLondons are all being sold by Manager Feasenden, who is worklnr for an umplreahlplnoneof th. major l.agn.a Urand llaplda and Bagloaw claim that th.y have been treated uut.trly. Toronta D.trolt. and Ixm don lost alarire amount of money on the Buffalo Clnb and It Is belleeeil that they tried to bleed the re. t of th. lUDatoroeet tbl. lo. The management of th. S.gt cav Clnb bae In two months of Its eilatence be.n as sessed 7J0. which Is far In excess of th. requlrementa All outstanding- IndebteOneia haa been paid, and tha niayara received their aalartea This team le anslous to stay In tho l.eafu. but ball. Ting that th.y c.nnot gel a f.lr show, want to disband, uteln, as did Clarkaon will go to Anson's Chicago Clnb It Is thought tba rsst of tiia players are well provld.d for. Baaa Hall Notca. Beery, th. left Colder, .nd UcG.achy the right Dsldsr. of th. Brooklyn IP. J.) team ar. both .uS.rlug with Charley Horse. Pet.r Conway, th. plteh.r who has b.n with w.rd"e team In tb. hope of recoTerlng hi. .rm, haa suddenly dlappeared. Nothine- haa been heard from him atne. the team left for the West over two w.ek. ago. The Long Zil.nd ground, will b. open.d nndar the toanarement of OeorgA W. Skelly. formerly manager of AtlanUoPark on Sunday. July U. when the Cuban Giants will play the Monroaa All shop and trade nines ran aanre diamonda for Saturday afternoons and sun. days by addressing Goo. V, e-kellr, 12 Bushwlck ava nua Brooklyn. AttrnTOw. July Th. reorianlratlon of th. Allen town Baa. Ball Club, which was brought aboat through the eSort of Huperintendent Bonnell of tha Allentown Paasaagar Railway Company and Victor li. Barner of the Kaa-1. llot.l, wa. to-day ended, andtti. clnb ha. die banded Allentown had Intended to remain in the lagaeiand play ont the iiwa but tha dtabandment of the Eaaton Clnb put anoth.r damper on tb. protect, and tt wa. deemed best, financially, to duconunu. th. team. JsasavCirr, Jlly 7. ContracU for 1890 with Wash. Ington. Fr.d. underwood and John O Wente. Worces ter KdmondT.rreln and John htafford. New Ilayen. P. K. Petti.; Hertford. J. M. Lystou. Mann. Walan. n, T. ftalllnjra and JoaThlesln. Kelesssd By New Haren, EdmondTerreln; Hartford. W reran J. J. Say, II. bmlth. and K atann. Worcester J M Lrston and Henry Bruns; N.a.rk, II K.Mara, huspeau.d sty Hartford, u. E. VWnkl.maun: Washington. Jerry O'Brien, Jaasa N. Bbsdss, d.cr.Ury. New or tha Football Hea. The Football Clnb of tb. gallant Slity-nlntb Regiment wilt have the honor or being one of th. flret American clubs that will play a match with th. Scottish cb.tn pioDs, who ar coming ont here to try and win the championship of tha New World under Association ruUa Th. arrangem.nt. for tha m..Ung of tboio two team. hav. Just be.n mad., and the members of tha Is.ther sphere kicking elan of New York', famone Irlsh-Amerlcan regiment are preparing for tha fray. They are aware that th. f o. th.y will m.et on the root ball field 1. no mean one. and they lot.ud to glv. Mm a good nghu Th. rlity-nlntn rluo pl.rs th. satn. gam. a. tba neotttih t..ru. pl.y, and soma of Ita memttr ar. numt.red .raoog th. best plsyers In tbls country. No date hae been llxed for Hie games bait ItwIUboas soon after the .rrlrai of the fereljrn team aa poanbte The vieitiDg team win rest for a few dara before they Jo to Rldgewood irrounds to practise, lb. Idea of go ng to Blaten Island to practli. ha been given up on ao count of the in.d.qa.t. f.cUltl. for g.ttlo. to and from the groanda lo Rldgewood the tralne run av.ry f.w minotea and the park will be at tha di.po..! or th. rlcottlsh tsam at any hour of tries day. Th. foreign team e repressutatlve lavs that he will retorn to Scot, land In time to combleia tha Dual arrangaraenta tor bringing th. m.n out. II. la highly pl.aaeU with til. r.ceptlon her. and th. .othuilestic manner in which footballers In lbs Culled rttate. hav.lak.n op th. rust ler. U. b.a mat many old ttm. pi. rare b.r. who wcr. formerly conuected with eluo. In ncotland and who are now playing with the leading cluoa In thla city and vicinity Among th.m may be m.ntion.d the Noop. rial of New t'ork, th. Longfellow of Brookljn, and tha Th!. tie of New York The litter la the oldeat football lnh in Ilia nietruno.te. In regard to the diterenc. between th. gam. played by the coilesa club. her. anl tl. ."cottlili g.ma th. visiting teaniMrepreeentatlT. ear. that hla team will play uuder the American college rnlc. If th. college teams dn not ere to play the Aenclatton game lie doai not think there win be any diruouliy Jn regard lu arranging matchee with Vale, Prluretoiu or Harvard f u account of any dlflsrsnoe there may b. between the college and r-rot!lah firarl Presideut Jsmison of th. American Aaaoclatlon said that If the scotch teams come over there will be no tronble in r.lalnga'i'aifor a cliatl.nge trophy II. will retse V ln-ililrnaelf. aud hessjs 'ie lias the promji. of a like amount from a gi-ntteman wh.i lakes much Inter est In tb. warn. Jtobert kelli, necreury of the Nun. l.rellClnb Is molt enthusiastlo on th. st'Mect of put ling up a tropin Vi be oftered for the international cheroplonibip. tie thinks It only proper the. the United Mates eucuid bar. th. honor of glilng a cop for that purpose. Curler. Oose to Canada. The Four Brother Cur'lng Club of Canada extended an Jnvltail.ii to the Grand National Curling Club of Amerli'A to ho'd lis annual convention In Toronto The tj. N CIA hasacrapted the invitation, anl the con ventlon, vikichlsthe twent) fourth annual, v. Ill be held at the abort place today an tomorrow. Th. p.s eutlee i outinlite. win meet to morrow ninrnlng In the uiiern's Hotel Al 3 p. M. a gentr.l nieetlng "111 te held In Prospect Park curling i-iub Hall In the evening th. I our Brotuer Curling Club will hold a genuine curler, "at horn, at wl,irh the delegate nd their irlends will he reriired. To morrow the twenty tblrd rhsm pionshlp quoltlng niatcn for the Bell medal win take place Ibei.ltlcrrauf the N. ot A are Preildcut, iJenree t,r!reof New urk First vie. Preeldent. Jnhn J'ealtlenf L'tlca. econd lice I'resldenL John McCul loch of et Pa.l; Sairetsry and Treasurer, IM Id J oulls of New Turk. Mediae or tlio llrookly a ntcxelo Club, The regulsr monthly meeting of the Brootlj n Blcyd. Club was held laat evening a, their club nous. In Han son p'ace. Important among ths business transacted waa tb. prot'ossd amendment to the by-laws of th. club In r.tsrenc. to the adsalssion of iu.rob.rs. fix nsw members wsr. enrolled They were lloaard M. He'd. F D imddard fcdnard M Oxiey. Waller Wort and A. M MaTllinl lor the active list and Benlaintn n all for mm rcahieni membersulp U Is doubtfLl if th club will la. e any action In the mati.r of accept ing th. invitation to Join the Brooklyn Laeroess Ciub f.-r the benefit to ba derived from the as. ot th. Wash. Inston I'.rk track. The members may Individually join, but the club row lake. i,n active part in racing matters, so no acUon will b. tak.n. Tha Metropolltaa Iearjlio. Th. Metropolitan District Crlctst l-tro beldam. st ing at th.onii.of Aoirrlcan Crutu, frankfortstrsst lait hlsht No rrporler. were admitted, but It was learned that the i.li'sct ot the meeting was to recon alder the iteriiinn arrived at in regard to the N.w Ynrk King. i uuriiy game J rote.ted bv tbe latter. It ia said that it.e utraist rood spirit irsralled at the neeMiig and the matter was po.iponed t the nest meeting of tlie l.ear. e w tien tbe reu i of the .1. iberatloii will b. a, .riite I with the most frieudly fcelinj by the two tlube .lltclcd rtnalern I'nrli, llriMiUltii, 4 I. II, To. day, I omliki-r riicasoa ia Prnok yos kings Co and I niou Ja aud Xauliatian Bcsch Jt Its aic. ni Hall, New Pnlo Granada, To.day, I.esgueChamrl'n'bipGaue Chlcaso va Nsw York, Gsme 4 P. W. Admission to csnta -tdr. Bass Ball. IVaaUlaaloa Park, To. Pay Brooklyn va Cleveland. Gam. IP. k, A dm. too. lh y, "iVaBd bona ears Oliect-Uga Highest of all in Leavening Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, DriVKl Baking ABSOLUTELY PimB LAWS TF.XSSX Tent,. nt the Conn try Clnh. TtrJ.y, hf nfrond darot the Conntrj Clab't In Yitatton (f nnl tournameni, as tnjoyed l.r apactator and playeri alike. Ml xha iran.i wrr more or lf- i cltln?, tli r'nei btHren Charlai XnxuU anl O. Campbrli atul W. I'. Knapp nJ U r. Iluntlnjtton Wine fttpfClatlr IntereitltiK. Mr. Hand wi beaten for Ilia ieerDd tlma la tlia lournamrnt. whkn ban him from crmpallnxaor toni;ar In the tournament. Uirn. Knnpp atiJ Hunllnxton la)el cntil ibelr erUht wantralned trrlnc to catch a fllniDeofth ball, and on aieount of danVnen were finally forced to abandon the aama until tn-dar. 1 a. i.mmt the -1111.1. iprt. wat alto an later etediprfatnr -An err'T In jeitfrdara report mad It app'nr that Mr. K. I BeecKman wnuld nnt take I art on arrexint of lltneea In hH famllr. tt atioiitd haTv lean V.r V. if lull. Mr. Hercainan acl Mr Tavlor pla j ed a Terr 'pmtefl game cutertlay, The auminarr of tha day 'a gamei la tuliowi acoin ioi'o. TT. X. Taylor beat R I Beeckman. 7-fl, -4. WM Knappvi. It, J'. Houllnnton. 3-6, i9t 0-9. unfinished o R Campbell beat Charlet Panda, ft-3, 67, 7. THiatt uoi- n Claranca Hobart beat A F. Wrlht iV-4. -i A epiendld nm l expacted tii! mornlnr when Maura. Taylor and liumlmiou meet, Tnl0 al Oranse, frobably tha finest tennla ever teen In Oranireor thli vicinity waa played yestarday at the Orange lawn tentiU tonrnament at Montroea. The rame was tha finest In the rentlemen'a atnxlea between Candler and Johnaan and the occasion broot ht oat a larxe crnwd of spectators who were wry entl.uilatto Tbe play start 1 at J (V clock, and tha flrel st wts tb most Mobt-om foufbt xaraes ever rean her. Tha set went to Jobnmn by the srornr 11-n Th scootid set was eomrarnred and after each Player hid won two tames Mr Candler was oe reoraa by the heat and Mr Johnson refuted to take Hie run ten. Tba finals will be piad at a rutur data. Close of til e Croquet Touranaaent. Tha second annual lommer tiurnamtot of th Union Croquet Clnb cam to a close yesterday on the lawn In Central Park. Mr. William M. 1Ial(ht faceted. d in wlnnlna first prlz. haTlnr won twenty six cames and lost notift Mr. Francis Stark won second prise and Mr. J. u Fowler third prise, a record of tb tournament follows t Sam. UK Lett. rotn:. Xan&t&p. W M lialjrht 36 u 833 Scratch John 11 Welsh 24 70J Scratch L. W. Fntlam 19 7 7i7 bcrntch Dr DK Buck 18 10 vn Scratch K L. Lavendol 16 M 7i4 Lscratch James Tarlor IB 10 B kcraicti Francis htark IA II blu linpolnU Oeorcf Lawder IS It ftiT Scratch U. edham 14 12 750 4 1-olnt .1. O. towitr 14 U TU3 224ixlnta C. A. edham U n 7iH 24poinu A. KItchle 11 IS vj nopoinrs t. .ticker 10 Id 7iI T2i point atr. Hewlett U 2v 713 72 polLU An election followed the tournament, and the follow !nr wer elected oCtcers to Mi-Ta for one year John II. Wl-n. rresldent: Lnclen W rctlam. Mc- I'rendent, James I ay lor. secretary, oeorr Lawder. Treasurer. Hhootlns nt Marlon. At the Jsney City Heights Oaa Club rrounda at Marlon. N. J jesterday. blue rocks acted as targets and the Loya worked tha traps ao systematically that the sport nerer lacked Interest. In tbe championship renu the winner of each ctau waa awarded a hand omeffold medal. Tbe condition were li blue rocks fier man. American Shooting Association rules porem lie and the reiultwsa thus Claaa A shortmejer. W. Thompson, 12; D. Botfer, 11 LM.-fley, II. and Chae, 1U Claja B-fichmult. 12; Brodla, C; It. Bctfer, fi; Con way. and Eltenbart, A The foliowintr lropromytn "sweeps" were then In order, the conditions belnc 10 bU rocks per man; $1 entry: tbree moneya Hwaeppuke No 1 First money went to Differ on kills. Shr-rtmeyer waa second with 7 kills .Messrs. It and D Botfer tied for third money on H kills. In the ahoot-ofl the latter won. bwacpelak No. 2-Dlffler did the trick araln with 9 kills, tichtnolt won aecond moner on 7 kill, and a tl enaoed between Chen and Thompson for third money. In tb shoot oil th former was rlriorlous Hrri'piiae o. -Cbasa cam flrsi with 6 kills. Thompson was second, inffler and D. Batfer tied lor third money and af reed to division of same. The Nortbald Gam Cla. Eleren member of th Northsld Gnn Clnb. onset thstronfeitorKsnlratlonsof Its kind on Ionr Island, brarad ysterdayauerTatlu4 heat and undertook tfc Journey to i aldmann'a Queens County Drlrlnr Park fur the purpose of holdlnr the rernlar mnnthly club shooL TbF were all rlad when the contest was ended, and did not stop to shoot the usual extra sweepstake. Mr. Meyer, who promises to become on of th most sktlfol trap shooters In th riclnttr of .few ork, won tb handsome diamond studded medal In the shape of a watch cbarmforthe aecond time, with a clean score nt 7, th nuiy on made at yMterday'e competition. Meisr. Barlow and Cheral liar tied for tecond place, bat did not shoot ofL Tb scores. Clnb shoot, modified H urllnitbam rules, gun bsloir tb elbow, clnb handicap rises 1 Meyer. 2 yards, 7, Bo elL .wyarda. a. Usrya, aojarda 4, ha'en, J8 yards. 3 Maniitrjf, yards, i; fiercer. "d yarda s,Boemke. dM yards. J iron, yards i Brlow. a yarda,). Lr. bchroedsr, SM yards, a. Cheralller, zayarda, ti. Haratoca Oaa Club, Tbe first summer tournament of th Saratora Gun Clnb will be held at 6aratofa (Springs en Tuesdar, Meanesday. audThursdarof nextwsik. The manage ment offer $1.VU In guarantees for the different erenis, with all surplus moneys added. ETerythln points to a most successfnl meeting, and It should t largely at. tended. The shooting Is to tie at king birds, from two st of fiv traps. Amerlran abootlnr Association rules. rpid tiring system to sorern On Friday an Mre at traction is promised that will keep the sportsmen over. It Is a match at me birds between two of the be-t wlnr shot (n the date .he coiit-stahta ar Capu Tfiomae Peacock of V rsttleld and Marry B- bltney of Phelps. The rondltlone ar luu birds each, ror i.io a side. American As-ociatlou rules t-i roiern. hltnywas one of the Tlctrlous Kastern team of trap shooters why recently made a tour of th tutted Mates Tho Eastern Yacht Club Bare, Miami Ilrin, Maia, Jnly 8 The annual regatta of th Eastern Yacht Club, to L sailed on Thursday, promlsts to be a spleudld exent. The three crack achoonera. Ma Fox. Merlin, and Mayfiower, are In. The schooner Oenone will have a walk ot er The Amerfcar. scarecrow, the Volunteer, will I- out In a race for the first tin. In two seasons, and she will get a grand ra reptlon on all sides It I regretted that the Clara did not come over and try ta ke with the wayward The Minerva. In the Go-wjh, will have a hard enticing rival The Uoeoon U.bond uueMion. the teitfuriy Mr Buress has ytt turned nut Capr. Charlie Barr will have to sill th Minerva a never before and, un. 1m all sltrns fall, the light between ihee tn boate ui i he a hard one frorii tri to UnHh 1h fort)-iiv foul er Alga Villrete, Thelma, and the crack, ranlta are in, and In slight breezes and Quartering winds loot out for the old Kanlta if conre all the Burgi fntlewtri win want to set ranlta ouiaaile-l It Is to be regretted thj. the ttilrtr foot lift did not reeelre iu-r- eutnes. but t h lookers on nln ee a pretty rucebi-iween tbe liawi and ohjrk, Tji fiirrut-r win protaWy 'Feck 'a little at the latter The race, start at 10m. Coaallttitlonal Convention of th I.. A. W, The Idea of President James Dunn of the Leagu of American Wheelmen of railing a constitutional con re n Hon. to be hU at the national meet of that association. at Magara Falls next month. Is not meeting with much approval from the wheelmen hereabout. Wr. DuniiS rurpoie lu wishing to hold Hie convention la to enlarv the tcopnf tne Least) (f American rvneetmen by ai mitting to membtrshln others than wheelmen This will In his opinion lend lu the orirei.iatloii mucu greater strength thn It at present er.ioj, and alo rnsblell to more readily fulhl itsoDjects. ihe idea ti lu admit men not eyc.ers liar I dc Id England, lAtvan, July 6 This waa tho sscoml day of the Leicester summer meetlnr. The principal rC9 was for the Portland Stakes of 3,Uu sovereigns, fur two year olds, five furlongs stratrht It wa vnn by a half length by J II Houldsworlh's ba colt Omimo. by Fend fr out of tpoli Jrd liurh'tni's rbetuut colt Feier Flower b. Petrarch, o.tt of Piorida, was nctni three lench- lu front of I K Blanc's Lay cu t JL, wr end, by l.usrgy. out of Ileeuse. third. YarbtlatT, Trsnor Fark's stsam acht Sultana Is nearly ready for her trial trip. VT II .Meolls yaeht Palsy, Atlantis Tacht rinb has returned tu uresupolnt after a short cruise to -New Iau don. Ths Mlnerrshsa gone to Boston She win sail in (he races of the Eastern Yacht Club of! Marbtchsad to morrow, The svhooner yacht Fachera, owned by Mr. A R. Ar noldof Arnold. Constable A Co, is anchored in the bay off Fire Island It Is doubtful If the Volunteer will enter In the Kastern regatta on July 10. aall is unders'o'd th Puritan will not enter, and sb would tare notoiupstltor. B)iioi Juiy k Aosltn F hfietard has been appointed fleet captain of the Jlas-achu-efn Yacht i iiii. in Us- i the place or ctarles 1. Frrna who has resigned to take i the command ot another yacht. Report- front the rss'wrd show that the schooner i Marsotrlte -alluig ery feet s.uce hr rrcentaiera ttrua. a race between the larguerne anl the -ayaiig has been arranfed, it IS said, lo te vailed tefbfe the w .ork ruisi'a The annual cruise of the Harlem .aeht Club came to i a sncrestful ending on hunda eisning Hie last crew j arrhedat the club hoaie at loiieafe 1 'tint at o clock A any of the i achts visited all (he principal olnts on tue fouud, and from their ariearaice a most enjoyable time was had by every one dormg the three dayeon tbe hound, the Fopbla. the fastest In bsr class In th fleet goirg aa far aortbport. Capt. Thomas McDonald and Commodore Beskira report It the most successful snd plsatant crula stsx had under t-t ft us P Us I the Uu lua Yactt Club, C1I01CK JtACIXO STOCK BOLD. ToornnefcbredYntrllaa Raised hr Me.. re. C'n.aiitt, Wither., aid Other llreeacra. Many notable) rntrom of the turf veera In tho throng that tatlierod around Col. a D. Druco i ypntprtlny at tho sale of tliorouchbred yar llncs lln tho paddock nt Monmouth 1'nrU nrelotis to tha raclncr. Atnonc those I rreoont wore Mesirs. A. J. Cnsantt, Pierre Ixjrlllnrd, D. 1). Withers, Dwyer Brothers, Col. l'rnnk Hall, John Camnboll, Charlei Heed, Mnttbow II) me'. John Mackev, James McCormlck, J. Galwnr. Oreon Morris, J.J. Ilyland, A.J. Castle, Isaao Danlman, Jr., llyron McClolland. U. 11. Illler. John Jlulllns, and Joter Waldrn. The stock sold comptlsod fourteen hoad of fashionably bred young sters from Mr. Cassatt's Chotterbrook Kami, nnd twenty-nlnu bead In anothor cata losuo. mostly from Mr. 1). 1 Wlthars's Brook (JuIq f-tud. with a tew from Mr. U. Kllls's i'ox hill Rtnd, and eevornl Irom Mr. Wllllnm Arm strong's htuJ. While no fancy irltca wero rein hud. the arornce wns fairly good. Only throe sold us lilch aa lu.Oou each. Mr. John Mtilllnn paring that price for Mr. Cussatt's lino bay colt by Bttotford Narbonno. whllo tho JJtvror ltrotborB paid tho same prica for a racltig-llltecbetnut colt by Ventilator, out of rnnfan. and alike amount for another by tho same sire, out ot ilasslnet. both bred by Mr. Wit tiers. Mr. C'ntatts fourteen head fetched i,4A), an nverage nt tool. 'I lie twenty-nlnn head oned by Messrs. Withers, kills, and Armstrong brought J 14X00: monies, )5U3. Tho stock was disposed of In this order: A. J. CASRATT'B IF.AIlLINOfl. Pay colt. tjyStr.tfonl War Dreia J McCormlek CIO Tnesloat colt, by Mratford I'eity. l'wyer Ilroe 4V) bay colt, by Uen1 Or Ilee and Tea. A .1. Jayn.r. 4V1 liar colt by Bend or Billet Hem, J Uwrer :ftJ Hay colt, br Mralford artnne. Jotin MqIIIti. 2,U'l bay i utt. bj UeudOr 1-uiiiDOiee. Jeter WaMen l,67j Chestnut ally, by btratford hussbla, T F, Km mnns ISO Cbeatnut flllr.br BenJ Or crStratforl-Klla Late- laud. Castle a Sons Slo Par r.llr. by utratturd Vlanmee. J II. Dahlman, tavi Bay nilr. by Rend or Jopj Ilcrnard Hiley 170 krowaillly by Mrattord-mea Jotm Maokey IV i Hae Ally, br Mrattord Tara IJwjer llrntbera I. VJ3 Cbeatnut ally, bybtratford CtnmallDnter, John Ilalinlnff. 3C0 Bay flliy.by Bend Or Stratford: John Uanulnc -sit Total te.iiO Arerasa ool. UEssEs wrrnEns. elus. akd abmbtboxc's TEAItLtNOS. Brown colt, liy Xlorteiaer bweel llome; Dwyer Krothers tl.SOO Chestnut colt, by Mortemer Wyandotte, Joeerh llanna. 600 Cbeitinu colt, by Ventilator I'oncti, Dwyer Brothers 1,400 Chestnut colt, by Mortemer Mna; Uwyer Hrnthera 400 Cheitnut colt, by enttlator lanfan; Uwyer Brothers 2,000 Chestnut colt, b) Ventilator Bassinet, Dw)er Hrolhers 3 000 Bay i-"U by Ben d Or or Ulltul-lllld.iard.: lr.nk Tayior IV) Bay iolt, by Dalnacardoch RoaewiHl, A.J Jay. tier. SCO Brown colt, by Ferr Kle or Mamnede Tolu; J. UaMtn 175 Bav cult, by Llttleton-What la It J Campbell m Blown colt, t Klnc Pay Pearl J J Campbell lil Brnwn ro t. by HI Ban Lad Vixen J. Camnbell U70 Bay uly. br entllator Wlauui John Macae 331 CLestnutnlly by Mortimer Kerott. Pr. Carter a75 Bay Mill. b Uncaa I'ompoiu; M. Byrnea 4UJ t'hennut mly, b Ventila'or faraiol, k. O Brace, luu (tieetnut rl.li. by Macurnoii-lal1't!e J llanna rul Bay Cllr. by Klncllke Mlia Iias.ett.John Ilannlm 3- Brown rtlly. by L ucas Patience. John Hannlntr 323 I'heatnnt nlly. by Pnrdee l-ieayei II .K helly.. ,v.l I hestnut any. by Ventilator Bijon, V. Brrnea. 3 Bay nlly. by venlilator Maxim John Mnlllns ti.5 Koann.iy by Wilful White -quail, I. Hroadbeal sno Bay Ally, br Wilful Blonaom. Pr Carter sjj Cbeainnt mly, by Wilful Jlias Olennou, A. J. Cassatt r?3 Bay ttllv. by Lyttleton Vllletle. A. J. Jarner B3HJ Brown nil), by Lyttleton Kindness, J. II. Lewis, Jr.. 150 Chestnut fllle. by UlfU Ban-Retractlon, J. Uwyer 180 Cnestnot Oily, by lll(h Ban Lady Manslleld: JohnMnlllss 175 Total fl,600 Average, fA03, JOCKEY ABBAS BILLED. A Fatal Aecldeat In Ike Drezel Stakes at Chleaco. CniCAOo. July 8. Tho racing at Washington Tark this alternoon was marred by tbe death of Jockey Abbas, who was killed while riding the Ally .N'oretm in the Drexel Stakes. The starters for tbls raca were Santiago, the favorite, ridden by Uarnes, Koretta. second choice, with Albas up, Illarneystono. Jr.. ridden i by Allen, and English I.ady, piloted by Ilollis, Illarnoystone, Jr.. mado tho running to tbe half, where Eugllsh Lady hoaded him and was tho first to reach tho stretch. Here Koretta nnd Santiago mado their run, but nn Instant later Koretta stumbled and fell.bolng jostled by Santiago, li.irne.-i, who rode Santiago, ran ovor Abbas, who lay Insonsible on tbe track. Santi ago came on. and eventually won by a length and a half Irom Blarnerstone, Jr.. who beat hngllsh Lady two lengths for second place. It Is thought that IJarneb might haro pulled out and thus avoid running oor Ablms. but ho wus too eager to win, nnd never (.'peeked his mount for an Instant, lie won. but bis victory cost poor Abba his life, the bor bolng Injured Intornnlly, and dying at the stablo to which hn was removed after tho accident, while the last race was being run. Jle was a white boy. and i has been riding with fair success for seroral I ears. i'o the surprise of nearly everybody. trie judges did not take the trouble to examine Into tho cause of the accident, I'oorAbba, in I a dlng condition, could pot claim a foul, and Santiago wns at onco awarded the race without a question bolng asked. racing began with a purse lor mnldon two-ynar-oius at six furlongs. Vnllcnn was tavor ito, nnd sbo won by a hall n longtb from Mara beau, Olounish third. Time 1 Id. Tho .rconil nue. h purso for three-yoar-olds and upwar. ono tulle nnd n sixteenth, had ito bfspero for a hot favorite. He won easily bir two lengths lioni I'lyawuy. who beat l.trurla a length for tliu Plnco. Tlmo, 1 19. The fourth rnce. a handlcnp sweepstakes for threo-year-olds and upwards, nt ono mile and seventy yards, bad ten starters. Catalpa a warm favorite. Sho was unable to get to the front, and Heron won under a drle by two lengths from J'rnnhocy, with Lizzie II, thltd. Tune, 1 i.Vi, withm a ijunrter of u second of tho record. purse, at l furlongs, heats, with oleven starters, endod the day's racing. Latevlew was the favorite, and he won in stra'sht bents, the first i.v two lengths fiom lieln.nr wilh I'nt Mieody third nnd iho second by two lengths front i'nt tilieedy. with Delinnr thltd. Tlmo l.H'i,l:14-s. i.irr.i.v spout at poixt bkefzf. Dallna ITIua tbe Illnclmm Hotel Kfolxea After is Jlurd Uiiee. ran irsirnu July s The midsummer trottlnirmeet. imof the I'hllsdelphla Prlrlnr I'atL xisorlailnu bean to-day under most farorablroodl'.lons 71,e track has in flue uimdlHoTi, and the Utilities ere yery e icllln.'. The principal aient "t the da), the Illinium Hotel Hake, wltti i'OIdJed (or '2 IHacera as won h) ilio tarorlte. DsIIjs, after ore of the j.retlleit rates seen here for many seasons There was considerable tllfterenee of opinion as to whether fourth mens) In this race should to in th, as. I eociatir.n trsatur; orb. s-tsh to the awnsr of Biark W-lor Harmdrs The latter as tstsn sick after the Cftli heat and withdrawn P'ark Vort and Malor H'uu i der were sent to the stable at Hie ronclush n of that liesi. not hn in won a heat. The jUJl-es wtthh.til in.tr derision uutll the rules could te lousolttd. Atleud ance. ..V.l. r oilowina' are summaries r f Pie day's .rents 2 40 rl.ie. trottluj. porse avi Neal nnilbeca 1 1 1 f,.u klpp -2 4 a Sl.ulet 4 a j 1.1,111. C I 1 4 t ma r. o r, Pelawnre Medium 7 ear. VorSers h 7 or Meuenj'r Yunn dr. MJney Suiltii. dla Time-.' Itt 1 21H. 2fi. Ulnliam llous Mai., tvni 19 paolnt clua Palla-. a j 1 1 tiutl'an ..h 7 0 1 a -2 a Ijici Invar t 11 ft a .1 .1 a Hiark lork i 8 7 2 4 ro. Nejor Miler 4 -i 4 3 r. Xareudes 1 I 11 i illsnihe a d.a lln II 4 1 dU. tietor .7 t, dr lline- It" VIH S leK tii.v'f. c a n rlais, iroitiiiKi pun. (V'suiunnc.slied. lamllla. X I .1 I ssiuicloii I :i 1 h OU.l a: ole J 7 J a Mamie Wui.ds 10 pi a J'rol.lem to a 7 1, letaqi.eua a H o 7 lirandK 4 a 12 4 Kinsman SDHt Hla B HUM dr Humor 7 e II dr. Thalia 0 II n dr. llllllillllllilillllillllllllllllllllllMlllillllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllil TORSO GETS THE LORILLARD. OXB OF TnihltlCUKST MIZK8 Oil XBB XVUV OOKS TO COL. aCUTT. Tonraameat anet nnrllnatiea Aenoaa: tha Vaaqulahea laeekna ITIaa the Ilopefril Mtakea-Della n. Kaoeka the Herea Fnr Ioiik Reeorat Kaatrraya Olher C'oateata, Congressman W. L. Scott was certainly bora tinder a lucky star, so farns his racing career Is concerned. Mnny of tbe richest prizes In the elftot tho goddess ot tho turf hare fallen Into his lap. Chaos winning the Futurity Stakes last season, and yesterday aftornoon at Monmouth l'urk the fickle goddess showered froslt honors upon him when bis colt Torso won the Lord lurd Stakes, worth 124.100, from a big Hold, Including Tournament, thi winner ot the lleall7,ntlon Ptnkes, and tha hithorto lnvlnolble lltirllngton, the hero of six successive vlctorlos. Thero were fully 8,000 porsons presont, and of that number fully two-thirds thought Tour nament could not lose the Lorlllard. and when the betting opuned ho was almost backeu off the boards, so eager wore the talent to got their monoy on Senator ilearst'd brown colt. Uutlington lookod low In flesh and far from being fit, and not many wanted him at the comparatively short prlco tho ring laid against him. Tournament was in grand shape. Tadlshah represented Mr. ltolmont. Torso and llnmiuot boro tho whlto and orango colors of Congressman Hcott'a Algeria stud. The Dwvera pinned tbolr faith on Sir John, backing htm themsolres nnd advising tnoir friends not to let h.m run loose, tierotee carried the hopes and the dollnrs of tho Madi son stable, nnd Protection, tho winner of the Junior Champion btnkos Inst 5 ear. wns started by Ilobert 1'. Campbell. tho oung colored trnlnsr. who handled Lucky llaldwln's horses up t tnroe woens ago. Tournament wns by nil odds tho best looking colt In tho rnce. nnd when tho croud got through shovelling the money In on him his prlco was 10 to 7 on. Torso and llannuot were among the outsiders. So to 1 onlly being obtained against either of them, although Uar rlson had the mount on the former. Tourna mont aud Uurllncton were applauded ni they passed tho stand on their way to the post. .No time was Inst by Mr. Caldwell, who socured a beautiful start nt tho very first elTort. Jiurltng lon, Torso. I)ooieo. Tournament, and Han riuet having a trlflo tho lost ot It, while Tadl shnh and Protection brought up tho rear. Tournament. lighting for hm head, sped past his opponents, und at the quarter was a neck boforo lianauot. who ivas two lengths In front ol llitrllngton. Dototoo. aud Protection. 'lorso. nn whom Harrison tooic a pull at the start, bo ing the tnil-endor. Tournamont drew lurther nway Inthe ruu to the hair, at which point ho was two lengths In front ot llamjuet. who was lapped by llurllngton, 1'rotectiou, and Devotee. '1 oreo was still last and viewing the contest from u safe distance. The Hearst colt scatterod the dust In clouds as ho swept around tbe upper ttirn-stlletwolngthsbeforoI)an'iuet.wlth llur llngton. Devotee, 1'rotectlon. Kir Joun.and Padi shah all bunched. Torso still last, but closerun than at any time since the flag fell. "Hurling ton's done!" was the cry when, on straighten ing ont for tho run homo, Murphy raised til's whip ituu lot it tan snnrpiy two or inreo times on llurllngton's Hanks It was true. Tha hitherto Invincible sou of Powhatan, reduced to a shadow of his former self by Injudicious handling, could not stand the pace tho brown colt In Iront was setting, and hair a mile from home It was evident tnat ho was out ot It. Tournament was still leading and going so stiong that his backers thought it was all ovor but the shouting. When but a quarter of a mile from home tho Scott colors began to loom up next the rolls, lianonetand Torso di awing nway from the other In pursuit of the loader. Torso had more speed than his stable com panion, nnd uarrlion, using whip and spur unsparingly, drove tho chestnut colt before him under n resistless shower ot punishment, llayward turned In bis saddle, and tho Instant he caught elgnt ol Gar rison he went to work on Tournament. Inch by inch Torso gained, and despite Hnyward's most vigorous etTorts Torso staggered past him, nnd won one of the richest prl7os ot the year by a length. Tournament was two lengths belnro Hanouet. tblrd. and Pudlshab. who came again ut the end wns fourth. The others straggled In. with Protection last of all. Tbe spectators were dumb with surprise. Torso's victory was so unoxpocted that not ono man In the "tand had a handclap for lilm when Garri son trotted past tbe stand on the way to the paddock. Everybody was on Tournament, llurllngton. Mr John. Devotee, or anything but Torso, whoso form In tbu Iteallr.ation would not justify his Doing backed to boat a selling plater. Garrison was mightily oleasedsaylnci "Well, I won myseif out." Aud so he nld, ana no man but Garrison could bave landed Torso the win ner. Heneerroden better finish in bis lifo, not even excepting that on Tennyln the match raca or itaceland tho day the gelding beat iironrl In tbe Grand National nt Jerome Park. The raco was worth (24.100 and puts Torso next to Tournament on tho list of winning three-year-olds. Tourna ment showed remarkable speed, but he cuts It when pinched hard by a horse ot anything Ulte eijtint spued. Tho winner Is n chestnut colt by Autorine. nut ot bantn Lucia, and is conse quently a brother to Aurelia, Ho was a high class two-year-old, but, up to yesterday, has done nothing ot note lu tils three-year-old form. The time, 2 b'C'a. Is nothing startling. This is a summary of the race: The Lorlllard Slakes for three year olds, at CSO each, with! in ioi added of which eV.iJ to serond andSl.taaJ to third, mile and a hair w 1 ecott s ch. c Tors by AUerlne Santa Lucia, tlSiDarrtsoui l OIIearstsU c. Tonri.ameat, 111 illaywardl a v 1. rotl s U k. Banquet, ll I lenisl J Pallsnah. Peutee, Air John, Burlins'ton, and l'rotec tlon also ran. Time. I XH Post Bettlcy Fire to 4 on Tournament aralrat Bur Pnslon IJ to 6 Pevotee I'rotertu.n eaoii r tu I r-ir John. 10 to I, Torao, Baniurt, each AJ tu 1, l'adlahau, atol. Bolero was backed very heavily to win the nopoful fctales. but the Mnrrls filly Heckou won very cleorly from Plckwicker. with the favorite in third place, lteckon is tlrst class just now. In tho opening event Holla It. ruled I in or! t". and justly so, for nt the end sho drew nut nnd won handily, running the seven fur longi In 1 'Ja-i almost three seconds faster tbau tho prei lotts best on record, l.'JUV mado by llrltannlc at rihenpshead liay lent summer. '1 his proves that Monmouth will bo the fastest track in the country. At the raio.liolln li. waa running at tho end she would batu coarod a mile In 1U6.S or 1..17 If ridden out. Wait un til Tenny or Salvator aro cut loose on that straight course. The thirl eient, at n mile and a furlnng, resulted In u good race belwoou Loncstreet and Diablo, tho lormer getting homo Lrst by a neck. I.ongstroet Ltpart'Ail liMitl-. iin.lar Inn irhlit nnnH-,, tha llulsh and kuocked Lilnblo off ms t-trbio. liengan made a claim ol loul. but It was not allowed. Michael Dwyer thought Diablo could I win und bet on him, whllo l'hillji stuck to Loijtstreet nnd won on the rnce. l-reu Little- tieid lost tho tilth race with tho Morris tillr lorrectlon through oer conlhlence. Uergen gutting up with Heimuoa lnthe last few strides I and winning on tho post bv a short n"CK. Carrie I IIF. St-Vr. tip and 2."i to 1 in the Ut- ting landed tbe last. union was second, while ,rom the stand It loutied as ihntigli C'usp.ir or Kosn wits third nnd Dradlord fourth, I but the judges gavo that position to lIayti,oiid, I who wa the seventh lioif e tu ius tbe line. 1 e'er Do Lacey bobbed up serarely once more, nnd had tho bookmakers arrested aguiti. As iiiiiul they gao ball, and wont back tuwori;. 1 Mr. Wither-. denied emphatically thntthoMon- uiouth 1'ork pn grnnimo would be transferred I to.leiome Park and the ptojcctornl the groat- est rnce track In t in-world wn very much In e.irnct when he said that the Monmouth Park II ,1'ing A.suciatloii nouid conclude Its meeting on 1 sovtn course. A man nno knows what ho is talking itl out mid during 'bo a'ternoon Tho whole thing will Lo settled befureTlinrs- dni." It was rumored thnt tho Monmouth Pat!: people will bring a suit aitalcst Do Lacy lor malicious mischief. Tin: nitsT Btrs. Niagara. Madstone and Punster, Jr., were first away, but It was n capital Mart for all. Madstone, 1 Itrikmei.. Torchllgl t. Punster, Jr. nndHellali. nltorruted In tho lend until tho llnal quarter of a mllo. where Holla li.. Mad- i stone, ami l'ltjfimos drew away from the others. When tt came to tho llnal tuee,e the I iniiro had too much speed tor rit.ame, whllo I Madstone quit In the last hundred varus, 'this left Holla U. n winner by tao lengths I from Fttyjames. who was three lengths In front I of J.enwood, Walti.iiim's colt nipping Mad- i stono on tl e post for third pla'p. There wus I great applause when 1 -MS was hung out as i tuo time. Free liauttcap sweebs'akee of r.Mearh with II nno aided, f which fjuj to second acjswuo third, lev en furl'inrs pwyer Brothers' b in Bella B ty Fnqalrer Colosia 101, Martini l .l.li llsrtlnss b. li. ritijaraco. s l"j Itayi. a li. Walbaum's b r Kenwood I l'-'1 Herifetii j UaJstone Torcbllfht Mi.ara, Peltam, aud Punster, Jr. alio ran. Time 1 Ml. rosttvettlna-Acslnst Ile.la II 10 1 Fltrlsmee, 3 to I Kinwood. Uadiloi.e. each Olo I lorrhllsht. 10 to i. Mafara, to 1 rsiliam, Ju to I Pumter. Jr ii lo 1, Till! HOPJ-M'I, KTAEF'. Holem. Gold Dollar Klro-co. and the Necro mancy colt were tho quickest arm), but at the end ot the llrt .uartor tlm lut wore well bunched, nith Hnlero. Dr. llnphiouck. Necro tnancy colt, and beckon on almost even terms. Dr. IlKsbrmtck had thu best of it at tho end of b.ilf a mile, but frmn there home tbe tac was entirely between lieckon. liuleio and Pick wli'l.or. It wns tho easiest kind cfuUi'tory for the Morris Ilily who. under a pnlbwrn handllv by threo-'iuariers ol a length from I'ickwlcker. wliu wis luo leukth. in Iront of lloloro. third. Tie lliiselul Stakes for Iwivjear el Is at SI'O eaeh wun fi.y i aded. of winch fUii pi lefunu. three Juartert of a pine A a A II JSorrlsacn. L Reckon, by rtsarro-Per. bar. 1.0 ir Lu letteldi 1 I-Muari'ah I'ickwlcker Us (llayward) a W. L Seettsch c Bolero, ipt llstrison) a Pr. Italmutti. 1,0'd Poller. Sirocco, scromaney colt, and Donahue also ran. Tlma I I IX tM JUtUnx-Aiainil DB&A TM Bsy Titt- JsuiTilMnTTrTawarrrrrauTrms' i ii'iewWIIIeilll "i iP Hot, Hotter, Hottest j No danger from Summor doblllty j j'j If tho blood M Is puro. H M Take r r Ayer's Sarsaparilla i 'i and 1 lit inoroaoo I ii! your appotlto R f, and strongth. rj Proparod by i Dr. J. C. Ayer Co. pi Lowell, Mass. i'J v wlrker. 3 to It Necromancy colt, a to 1 Reckon, a M II if I 1. liuiiohtie, 10 toll Pr. ileabrunck, UoldUullar, eacl 'Nil IS to I. JU the rounTn nrp. I jkij Tnvlton.Korn, I.ongstroet, Stockton. Diablo, net and Demuth wero tho leadora at tho start, bnl s f?3 Diablo at onco took the track, nnd, making the jiv running, hnd rit'ickton, Demuth. and l'nlston i jsei as close attendants. Longstreot bringing up JiJ, tbe rear, Diablo held bis own nround tho turn' ji nnd Into tho stretch, but coming home ngntnrj S, ruco ensued, Loncstreet. Dloblo. 'Pavlstqn, l! Btockton, aud Domuth bolng obliqued at the IV furlnng pole. Longstreot nnd Dlnblo drew out Iki In tho Until hundred Minis, and Loncstreet, )rf clearly fouling Diablo, wnn by half n longtb, 'I wk btockton was nvorv close third, lleacan. ths g) K rider ot Diablo, entered it claim nt foul against ft I, the wlnnor. but It was notentortalncal 1 ti V trtn handicap aweetisukes of i2 e.ch. lth 11.000 fliJi' added, ot whtcu f.iaj lo second and ;iu to thlrdi mils l tj-JJVj and a fiirloQir. y k IaA Pwyer llrothera' b. c. I onmtreet, e, by Iiurfellow SIS semper Idem. IIS llerceu ....1 I- ISpiB Cattle Stable, li c. Piable. 4 lilt i!trinn 1 9 II U smart .t Co ch ti Stockton, o. InT (Litti.tl.ldh I t 1 Is Detnuth, Taviston. and hem alo raiL V A Time 1 .'.Ma K iM Post lleulnc-I'lve to son Loiustreet. aiatnat ntocb. J I .W ton. Di.blo, Peuiulli, cacti s to 1, TaTlatou, 30 to It r S&flt gern. M tu 1. L )Br&' TltR Finn RtCE. 3 mi Correction. Klldeen, liermudo, and Eclipse ii SO wero first to get away, and tho former under a r VsK gentle pull showed thu rest tho war until f- jti twenty-live yards from the wire, when HorgeD fj njt brought llormuda up with a rush on tho out- I' ijK! side, and, catching LlttloHeld napping, won the r race by a neck, t orrection wns two longthslo If is J front ot Lcllpso. who tlnlshod a strong third. ffi jvl Free handicap BHeepetabta for two ).ar ol Is. af 92) g vrjr each, with I,'sj added, of which f.ui tu second, and c .'.t siisj to third three quarter or a mile K Coatl. stable e b c Ltirmuda, by Itenean Fair Lady, a $Vt liotB.raeni. 1 r Ub J A. a. II .lorrla'abf CurrectMn ll.'(Llttletlell).. 1 t 'jRiS: .lenn.tt A tVarn'a b c Ketipsa lluttarvl) ...a g VoBI l-uMord llarla i hatbam hnna Pnurfhrum. Oscar, 9 jtijil Klldeer. Prlsclllk, and Kern. t colt also ran. wfJll lima I 1 t .nftfC roitltettlnr Aralnst iiirrectton. 2n I: Rcllp... S to tBRTI 1 Chatham, Hm I Parmnda T tu tt l-l.rla 8 to I. KU- u jtwiT dee-.stul. fierolt eolt. Prist ilia each 12 to 1 n.c.r, f MLv j. tolt Poufbrum. uutu I, l.uua, luo to 1, Foit.rl, H HiJ -out" I. Vf iLlfv the sixth liter. jl1 MVA It was Impossible to lncato the nineteen S 'j'4 starters In thu linal quarter of n rallo, where 8 iffija Vardee. ltaymond, llosa, Loouan. nnd C'nrrle 4 ft 8 C. were the mo-t prominent of the lot. Carrie 7 ilR 9 U, tlnallywon byn bhort held from Vnrdee, ifni who was a length before cooper. Hosn. and J St'S' llradfoid. who ilnlshod hoadsapurt. llayuiond j was placed third. jft Sweept..es for three year olds and upwar 1 of (13 lijfc each with tT'iO aided, ot whloh li.,it' second and fc.'X) J f I to third aepitiif allowance. ne (urli nire. Ji John Palys b t Carrie c .1, by reneatlon Ferlda, jKbttL' Kit (I'l'SlcllU) 1 SK W Pon.ihiie abr h Vardre -4. pel (W. Ponnhuel U i imu, Brairnrd Stable, b h. huvmond.t 10. (Tribe) 3 5ji1.fi i a.oar Itosa. bradford. Ar-ih, ituoy PuvaL hlmstona, f fc, Lady rulslfer. Little Slonnrch. Vounir Puve, Kismet, ft Pr ilslmutti. Fernwood, eray, Ldward K aud Poo- fW W ley also ran. I v?. 9 Tlma M'Ji Post Bettlnr Younjr nuts, s to I: Arab, Bradford. fjj' f eain 6 to I Karmond 7 to 1; Kui'a.Stnl-, Llmstone, '.Ht I I arrle ("..each lu tu 1. Paramatta. 12 to I. Pr 11.1- f I mutb. i a.pur, ardee. Little Mnt.arrh each Pto 1; .J '"SaL j Lady Pulstrer, Ismwood. each ,o tu I evay. 40tott A 10 I kismet, .'-i to 1 Pouley, bu pi 1, LJwanl T Ituby f .-l t: I Itoyal, eacJt luJ to 1. i ft Entrlea for Itrlcbton uad Oottcntvorc J W Brighton Beach and Outtenburg each an- I i& i nounco line fields ot horeos for to-dny's races. j ffe 1 Following are tho probable starters at th 1 -ImS Beach: 41 First Rare Parse raw; selllns: Or. fcrlonira Wll TJJj i fr.d Jar, lui. squ.rjdo. tul Irancn, 101, n.ui.t. ioii yhi ueneral Uordon, ml Tapj ahannoct. 1ii7, i'omer.ir i, iUf i s.c, 110. Viot reldln. eo, Irank Wbealer, Os. Cera M .fl lenner, W3. leneroua tJ, s heroud Race Puree t-io ae'.llnc: fire furlontra Fox- ,1 fiL bill 11 J. Warllte 111. Nina W, ill. Manhattan. Ilj; !fH lor. irner. lui, Palnman. 1U7, clumber, ion. Prince I i13& KCard. 110. Johu Atwood, 101, bam Lure, 103; King M'T. .1 Arthur. 101. fl L 5t Third Pace Purse Hon for two year-olde: thraa- if!' j fourths of a tulle, harly Plossom lj. obian, lis; 2 loul-s-a rliir. 11, Mnola eolt, ill, blr Oeorire, ill; H Id Zed. Ill, Carcade, 111, Lady Olasow ally. HI. Annl. j' 1 i). Pa AL.trtne colt, ill; Adoiphna loe; Zsaobla, n lui Bellona II Illly. 101 ;f-.5 rourlh Pace Purse Ik'sai for three year-olds and no; I. :$J. se'linc allowances, one and a sixteenth mtlea w. w nj Haly.Jr lis talcon 117, Hey .Not. IU7; Ranlne. IOT Hn Cait Sl.ol. 1U7. tattler, IU7, J. J. U a, IDA. Gardner. I' iijjf lie, sattafactliti iv' sam tore, lis; Kan.srllla OS; u ffpK Sup.rilaor. lut, Hov.r us. lUw.rd H3. Ki.va, lun. jilf I Ifth K.r. Purse r.vjj. ror all arfes. eer.n rurlonr. j lkr Ballstoti. lis. Hreriy. 114 ltohrmlan. lit; Couala i ftW, Jeeme lis Tanner. 11-. TopitiaaL 11. so 6o. lis; I ib.'ir Oetd IO. (Jueeiiof Truinta 11-. lerxua 107. Glory, Ifl-ll 107 erdeur Iu7 Suuelilna, Iu7, totllllon. 107, J SgK nature tor inst.nlacolt. !"l i ffijr. eiatn Race llurd raca. pons f.VO, hearr wstt.r f MS I welnhis se.iinir n.ue ana ahairnver six iiarolea Ma- t'sWiii. cao, lis, Uuntipeak t'i I tffhthouse, l.riu, Jim Murphy, aBa&aL 144. Ulue Pa), 14i flerarte'. 141 Pal liatler, 1"! Wnl Pareuidron, 13, MuJea, u:. .Nat (lolwlu, 123. WUI cTaatTtl pails, l.li, santord, l.i Pay Rum 2 t iVHsJ The crih raca did not r It. and tl- erst was Jlrlde J. j jtCSHw Guttenburgs card Is ns follows: afiBTn Iir-l Race Purse f4'"i -eltlnir. Are forlonta Pe-1 nffftaJUj I.Uht. II.'. MnaH luo. Ilen'dict. lui facUl H IM; 'BCSil Carluw. I I oil. Ill lot Jim Dray, KU Red Fitn, iMBUrH Hi. America lu. usee la Psi J. u c. luu, .Nomad, f wH U4 Pave H t'4 llattu. e4 I'arolina s. tf Sl8! srond Race l'ure;'-' selling, nnermlle. McDowell. 5 'tmKmR IJJ. Johnnie K, u I 'i-l'i. lit tl.-liant. IP. Kusa, nmimi us. sun t. Ill sterllur lln ljnias.-.r HO. fiudolrti. T lln Mom. Crl-to 7, rop-iavvy.r. 1;. ?,u?-et, lu',; tj UfflCil Pail stall IU4. i.ati.r V! n Jrai Tt Ird Race-Purse tor two-yea-o'di. five fnr- t jl -L3 lons Woodcutter. ItN hemrle nl.y ti.. Ppman, i' 73JJ In, Litt'e Ired in'. l'..unt le In IU2 luo'a 07; c1 ifdEX Perth. Latnpbe. IV! r jsol, S7. Jul. o luu Iouwad, i 1b4 F.iarth I'.ace-CofelT'.i K Ittens and likens handt- I i' R-Sit cip, six and one ha't furlnnce hus'ee L lis, Rsnco- 71 J? ?Rfi as II' sh'.tiTtr. Hi Ho 'ln Heel. 1111 Prlnra tl 'S ?a.7l lioaard Pi Protlsat. pj. 1 lay Mriton. VU. Oraell iWTi M mi. Ufaleee ,li VCaniermeQL fi Woodcutter u. 4; fM llfih Race- Purse selllny mile ncd a quarter. H l$kj$bii Prinee llowar I, II' lotion l'. li.elj, ii", tannea, ',"ftt I Ki Helen lc,reror C'll. l Rojaltiarter PI Hela 11. B jVjjfJ, slatli Rice Pnr.elHui, eelltnc. e-ven turlonirs Pon- ll'SftA? t:cn. 11'. 1 oulil l.una II.'. Aim llu Vtii'inalv IIIT; II list 'i I Tro ail lu? lalnie II. v !"7 M'lii in." lilicult I0J; ,11 qf, ri .Iti at. s l7 liii.LlC; uuvn,ir l7 Frat.-, U7, Usl- fst IB 1 o d-H7 hki 3 HniracoatJ uP v, 'mlt jg Trnttlnc in Sr, I'unl. ,Mk M St Pii'l, lily -1 The mie'infl-of the 11 nnes'.ta Prls J 3 Inv Clnhbrg-un tudai. Ihe r,ek wis lu tire condition. JaSm IS Three uitnute trot. tU". state A g m fvi'ldie 2 3 J J)'4 lS3 ill Jl.r Mar.ii-.II ..1 1 S IB'? jl Time .'t. '2 :r-'-.. No t me clven ir the piird heat, te nb$ m 1 omul 'C.iwti tt e stretch I'iii l.a lie. .,r .uped dead. Iw.'jl M The horse belnn-'e 1 to Sit ttli I ittt.-enuf I.ncro.se and ''jfeeleai was valued al a.itr lie ,r a I eltu driven hv I. J. 'Jlrf.W Whptakrr At ll, thrfennarter p.ie l.e teran M C"3 stsever and fell behind and a little rurtLer on fed dowra jr1? I aud died tnstantl) MH 'ii 2 .'4j.ace t-iiijiiiri. Sir it r w. 1. 112 3 St f I starilelne ..2444 m j, I H.ll '.'V l 'ir 2 t'trot. f- p'ir.e JS''ilr'S Jl'-vreeT .'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.1 a uf arM' Placl. Piamolll 3 1 C'j- aitlfsj'.f Tlme-J .'.t. J .'I. r' 1 jB&Sv2 TrnttlnE and 1'arlnc at Oswe-so, M&WtY Oisri.n, luly i" The midsummer meetlnr of tha L 0kM 2 Osvrec" Ka-lrz Aiaocla-'on ojened to-day. There waa X 'liTi'jIJ a email attendal ce Tie afterl.oon was Isry warm, f 'iftftsiv bnt the rai ts were f.ntil.ed In a dreuthlut, ehowfr oC eSwV rein, suluiuarle- 'wfljS 3iitrot. purie, tttrl ii fJtBF.S R.dlnsoii. J, lit b ?fSf'i Mr-illart .J a a JtWa Lajyllsler 3 3 a tj'.S'4.sF Tune-; .0',, i .s. 3"V B itt'MFi V 37 trot purse sp'v D yjl tj tl Thredaway 7 5 111 3 mt, fl -t Jacob 4 1 3 2 a QlW'S'V Hon. st lieor-'s I .1 2 N ft iZ ,i"rj "R 1 Milkmaid. l 2 4 .1 J IJ 'fi 'EI 11 s 4 3 6 a Sr'WS Harry lardiua. 5 0 4 4 f jLiQiJi litre- 1 3 31 j fWf'fS' The 2.14 (lac. w ,s l.ut rtll.le 1,'ouaiu Ja. f ot the Z P'' 2t frit twu l.ete Tin..".' .'I. 1 -".i f 1i tM l'.ollu Ilrrristrd, fji tV lytsnni Julyii C 1.. I'sjtta ihe American amatecr L" Att,!siJl sculliu-rhsm; i' n i-inieiel ph (1 K. fl Kennedy ia S ft-rr4 the r.rel lieal for it e diamo ul sculls at the Henler tw. E '-hi r.ttatoda) Kcune'i wun the heat by four Lnrtha. 1 'wjfrfi HAVE YOU SEEN BOCCIO, (M THR NTW LlWN limit JVll CMMF FJtCFI.I.E.VT Wsl H J.ynRfl-,' INTUtl-MIN AMI FXdTIVi, I Will alXCMitli Ol Tin Ol i.AliP VAM'FCTLKED Bi I tET jA P'l.HIN I Jltuf. 'ill IHuAIIWAY I jj-y ishittn tTiirl'.lr. 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V r t 'Jtf WEDNESDAY, J PLY 0, 1830. IS. I Undon Office afTIIK BC1, VJH sat ffm "irand jHK I ill rmsmo.nleallons sbi uM be addressed te WANK IubPh "lllTE- 43u "-rand, Lundon, W O. RJI rjabaerlptlon by Matl-Iost-iald. K DAILY, Per Month SO AO fit! DAILY, fcrlear OOO Tvl ll'NDAY. Per Ter SOO i, II DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per tear rl o ijp WEEkLV, 1'srVetr 1 OU jj II 11 PoeUagololorelgaCouutrlei added. II II TUB HUN, New York Cltr. M j For Democrats Only. H That tho spcochof Governor Hilt, at In- I' Hi III dlnnapolLs produced nptofound Impression HI HI on tlio Democrats of tho West tlioto Isovl- HI HI dencofrom eciyslilc. We rcproduco this HI morning somo of tho comments of Demo- ,1 orntlo and Republican newsinpcrs on tho Governor's mpld growth In tho ctlmntlon l j In of his fellow Democrats, ns n statesman bloseod with common senso and courage, v t J I and a political Under who wins not disaster it i but success. lit Tho Go crnor writes fow letters Intondod if. J forthooyoof tho voter, maintains no liter- If' ary bureau 6tockcd with tho cant phrases of Jl 11 over-anxious cnniildaturc, and ho Is tho I,' II stuffed prophet of no Btnall clrclo of poreonnl Kl f dovotcca. Tho Democrats of this blato J i j know him already. I ho Doniocrots ouUIdo j ifi of Now Yoi 1c arc rapidly learning what sort ill of n man ho Is When ho moots Dcmocinta I f ho mokes friends. When In tho natural I i courso of polltlt.nl ox nuts, as at Indianapolis I III Jast wcoU, Democrats havo tho privilege of HI hearing him speak on national questions HI they aro Invariably Impressed with tho JHIl breadth of his vl-!on, tho surcness of his U Insight, tho firmness of Ida Intellectual .'I 1 grasp, and tho genuineness of thu Democra- II cy that rlnga In o erv word he utters. If 1 1 E These ronmrksaro not for tho Mugwumps, 'Ilk who have thus far withheld their fatal i 1 1 1 friond&hip from Da id IIenmht Hill., I I flit Look Ahead, Not Back! B 1 1 h The Republican newspapers of Pennsyl- SIH ranla report sporadic cabos of Democratic II fc dissatisfaction with tho Scranton ticket. III If Wo maybe smo that thoy make quite as UtU much of theso cass as they aro worth. jj' It is natural tli it aftor so spirited and J Jji I oloso a tussle as occurred beforo tho Convention between tho irlonds of Senator llllj Wallace and the fi lends of Governor 1'v.t- ll Tisox, somo feeling of discontent should HI show Itself on tho part of those Democrats HI l whoso earnest hopes were disappointed. 1 1 HI This always hnppens Less and less talk HI HI against tho tidal wax o tickotwlllbe heaid I HI as election day approaches, and tho Demo- 1 1 U cratsof I'ennsvlvnnia find tliomselves face IJI HI to face with their common antagonist. HI j The tight of tho Pennsxjxanta Democrats ill all HI '"1 l'10 Republican party, led by Boss UK 111 Si Qcay, and not, with each other. Afteiafair III l and equate preliminary contest the numi- HI lit nations wont to Robert E. Pattiso.v HI nl and Chacncey T. Buck. It Is a ticket for Hllll which every Demo 'rat can vote. Pattisov HqUIII will mako a good Governor if he Is elected IB Ijjl again; Ciiac.scey Black will make an clo- H9 quent aud elegant Lieutenant-Governor. II I That Is what ho was when ho held tho place IB before. HIIIU Why should not tho Democrats of Penn- w Bjlvanla devote their united energies to tho III It success of their campaign? Is it because T J'Uyi Bill Scott stands in tho background jr llljijl Well, that Is tho proper place for William. I III The Reed House. I Hill Tho Hon. Thomas BiucKirrr Bet.d must lil j be about ready to adjourn himself. Tho work Ijl HI that ho cut out for the House has been 1 1 mostly done, and unless the silver men 1 1 1 broik away, it has all been dono to his satis- I ill faction and In accordance with his spcclQca- i tlons. Mr. Heed has had a very li oly ses- 1 1 1 1 alon, and ho must begin to long for tho I. breezes of Portland Bay. His record as a iljj Housoof Representatives entitles him ton K rncAtion. He can look back on hlmsolf w 1th I I l considerable prldo and eolf-congratulatlon. Hll ifi Ho has changed tho Houso rules so that tho III l minority have no rights. Ho has unsealod 0)R Democrats in quantities to suit, nohaaad- 1 h mltted two Itopublican Territories Into the B Union. Ho has passed a Tariff bill which If I nobody In particular seems to want, and 1 1 lj which many of the men who were inodo to Ij rll vote for it didn't want. Ho has scotched Ulllll free silver coinage, although tho Wost, tho Ill Bouth, and at least part of the East, want I 1 1 T free sliver coinage. He has driven through il the House a Bajonot bill, which Southern 1. 1 I Bepubllcans do not want and many Willi Northern Bepubllcans aro afraid of. QtfliV This Is a big record. What makes It more IfHIJ xemorkoblo Is that Mr. Heed has been able lii to bold together almost all the Republicans IJI In the Houso to policies of whose wisdom 111 ll'l many of them aro known to be doubtful. He B, b bos made them do the things thoy would lj. norland ho haa kept them from doing the Bill j I'1 things thoy would. In somo Instances, as In H m thecaso of the votes of some of the Western HI j 1 1 j members on tho Senate amendments to tho ffimf BUver bill, be boa actually forced Represent- i i atlves Into voting against their own in- j S terests and the known wishes of their con- 1'IIH stltuonta. Thero could bo no stronger proof l I of hla power. It is easy enough for a Oon- jH jl' ffressman to vote for a big Job llko tho De- 1 1 i pendent Ponalon bilk He may not approve I i the policy of It, but he thinks that It will get I i Wm votes. When, howovor, Congressmen I Jl can be forced Into voting for a measure III j which their constituents do not approve, yijll't the commanding quality of tho master of jlji tho Houso Is shown In its highest form. We I have Instanced as a proof tho vote of I I come of the Western Republicans on the ijllfl eilverbUL The vote of the Minnesota mem llllj) bars on the Tariff bill la another proof. 1 1 Jj Tho comparative meekness with which 1 1 Jj members have consented to tbeehelvlng of B Wlla for public buildings In their districts is s mother evldenoe. It la wonderful that thero j III hanot been a mutiny, Mr. Reed has been l HI the obaolute sovereign of tho Republicans. l! If the other Republican members had boon j j mutes, merely approving Id dumb show his adlota, their part In the work of the Houso 1 1 would havo been no less Insignificant than it 'i haa been. I HI There ore still Important bills which Mr. 11)11 Reed may call up, but the bulk of his work ha.3 beon done. However much one may jju deprecate that work and tho methods oy t8 which It has been done, It Is impossible not R to give a certain admiration to the boldness jlji of plan, tho fertility of rosourco, tho un ity aworrlng, cool purpose, and the Imperturb- able temper which Mr. Reed has exhibited ji throughout, The Republican party may jj ahake him off, but at present bo Is Its mas- ter. Moreover, he is the most popular man In It, and even Mr. Blaike must now take S eeoond place. It may be that Mr. Reed II will never be nominated for President. J Perhaps he la too salient a personality for Kl that. Out one distinction bo boa which j will make him long remembered inAraerl- can politics and famous In ita history. He j took nureatpartjr, and, kali against 1U rrill madolthls puppet and echo. Ho sought to gWo It his own deliberate and calculating courage, sot It to playing a desperate gamo for power, and obligingly loaded tho dlco. Howovor the gamo comes out, Mr. RtKD'a bold and skilful play will always bo admired. Tho Killing of Murderers. Our valued clerical correspondent, who wants condemned mon to bo druggod Into a btnto of unconsciousness beforo they aro put to death by electricity, undoubtedly dls I plays n sentiment of hum mlty altogether creditable to him. But ho must remembrr that tho thoory Is that capital punishment deters from crime because of Its terrors, and If thoy aro removed or lessened that as sumod effect must bo diminished. As 11 Is, wo beltovo, tho ehcrifls attending upon a man alout to bo hanged aro merciful enough to brace him up with stimulants, and perhaps the prison kecpois mnytiyto so sustain KnVMLEn to bear tho ft Ightful ordcnl through which ho must pass In tho death choir of Bitows'a con trivance. To do moro and rcduco him to unconsciousness would requlio tho services or tho ndvlua of a phy tlclan, and would bo distinctly In viola tion of the spirit of tho law and tho theory of tho death penalty. If n man Is to bo killed as a punishment for killing, tho slaughter ought to ho dono without such mercy, for tho object Is not morely to put him to death, but to do tlu Job so coldly and morellcs-ly that other pel'lo disposed to muidcr will bo frightened from tho eilme. It is not posblblo to muko tho killing hu mane. Every sentiment of humanity Is re- olted by tho killing or n bound captlv e. It Is horrlblo work, and therefore only ono man out of millions can bo found who Is willing to undertako It ov en for groat pay. Ev on If It Is proposed to lessen tho mental torturo of tlio condomned, our olerlcnl cot respond ent's dovieo Is unsitlsfactory. Instead of drugging tho wrotch and then killing him with tho electric cut rent afU'r elaborate preparation, tho quickest and most painless way is to hit him over tho head with an nxo at once, as an ox is slaughtered, taking htm uunwarcs. Then he dies without knowing what klllod him. It Is also a method of oxccutlon to ninko tho blood curdle. and If thero Is any thing in tho deterring effect of capital pun ishment, we thon havo It In its fulness Be sides, If mon at o to be slaughtered as If they wero beasts, tho method of tho shambles might very properly b- adopted. lhewholo argument for tho rotentton of tho death penalty Is that It restrains people from muidei. There Is nothing clso to bo sud in fav or of It, nnd henco It should oither bo abolished or mndo as horrible as po-slhlo. Tho sufferings of tho individual executed are of no consquenco as compaied with the benefits whkh would bo obtained If murdor was prevented. Of course, tho eentinimt of humanity is shocked by mero butchery; but, as wo understand it, tl at Is ono of tho chier purposos ol au execution. It must pro duce such a shock or fall of Its effect. Our clerical correspondent therefore Is on tho wrong track. If wo keep up the death penalty, wo must not diminish its horrors. Tho point to consider is whether in actual experience It exercises tho deterring inllu enco which alono would bo Justification for continuing tho barbarous punishment How Is the caso In this Stato nnd lu all the States of tho Union where It re mains? Few countries In tho world show so many murders proportionately to tho population. Yet wo persist In cling ing to oapital punishment, though it Is prac tically disused or is administered very rarely on tho Continent of Europe, aud In somo of the countries is abolished altogether, with tho lessening of tho number of murders. At any rate, you cannot mako killing con sistent with Christianity, though tho elorgy themselves stupefy tho -victim with drugs. The Sunday Law In Philadelphia. The public. Is already acquainted with tho fact that It has beon Judicially deter mined In the enterprising town of Philadel phia, that the laws of the commonwealth In which Philadelphia Is situated and of which it Is, next to tho railroad bridge at narrts burg, the chlof ornament, mako It n crime for a birbcr to shave a customer, or for a cus tomer to bo shaved by a barber, on Sunday. But the alert, surprised, and Interested pub lic has never yot been told who decidod this lino point, or how it came to be decidod. At last we havo advices announcing that this tonsorial decision emanates from Mr. Justice Pennipackeh, and that he delivered It In the case of one Waxdma-V, a Philadel phia barber, fined by a magistrate for removing the chin whiskers of a Consho bockon street Democrat between the hours of midnight on Saturday and noon on Sun day. The barber appealed from tho sen tence imposing this fine, hl3 counsel nllcgtng that tho removal of a Sunday board from the chin of a Phlladelphlan was a work of absolute necessity. But tho sophistries ad vanced in support of this proposition were promptly brushed away by Mr. Jus tice Peknypackeb. It Is contended on the part of the defendant," declared that emi nent magistrate, "that since thero are some persons whoso beards roqulro shaving daily, and there are somo whose occupattqns through the week mako It Impossible for them to get shaved except upon Sunday, tho conduct of defendant's business upon the day In question was a work of nocesslty. It soems to mo qulto obvious that this argu ment is a fallacy. If It had appeared that tho work which was dono, was limited to such persons, thero would bo ground for the alle gation; but otherwise- It would result in the cntlro abrogation of the act of 1791." Such a revolutionary proceodlng as the abrogation of tho act of 17i)i could nover bo tolerated by tho people of Philadelphia. It would bo an An archist's droara, an Iconoclast's vagary, a disturber's fantastic ldoa. It might stop of a sudden the flow of poetry, and In not a few of tho streets of Philadelphia it might stop tho grass from growing. As Mr. Jus tice Penntfackeh truly says, tho samo proceas of reasoning would throw opou sub stantially nil tho avenues of business life. In a largo community, such as Philadelphia Is, there can always bo found somo hungry person to whom tho baker may supply bread, somo needy to whom tho tailor may furnish clothing, and somo weary vrandorer in want of transportation. If thero nio per sons bo closely tied to their occupations during tho week, that thoy cannot ltnd suffi cient Umo to get shaved except upon Sun days, tho same want of time will proveut them from seeking tho sboomnkor, tho plumber, and tho forgeman upon tho or dinary da a of labor." Such a catastropho certainly ought to bo prov ldod against by the strong aim of the Philadelphia courts. Tho spectaolo of a Phlladelphlan with his houto overflowed, looking for a plumber on bunday, cannot bo thought edifying Tho fear that somo of the residents of Philadelphia may go abroad seeking a forgeman on bunday Is one not to be encouraged and how hapless would bo the estate and condition of a Phlladelphlan CrUpla arousod from his merles on Bun- tL.L,..,, day afternoon by tho clamor of an Inhabi tant desiring now uppors or a shoelace 1 Tho only objeotlou which wo should pro sumo to suggest concerning tho vnluablo and convincing decision of Mr. Justlco 1'k.v XYi'ACHEit, Is that tho logical conclusion of the law, as ho lays it down, is that no "weary wanderer" shall havo transporta tion from, In, or through Philadelphia on Sunday. Tho steam nnd streot cars must stop tinning. So must tho cabs and Uerdlo coachos. Tills hints at an invasion of tho usages of persons who aro not Phlladel plilnns; yctovcry person not a resident of Philadelphia should bo socuro In Ids consti tutional light to bo transported fi om thero when ho m desires; nnd a proposition to pi event n person's departure from Philadel phia, or compel him to stop there, whllo praUovvorthy lu a Schuylkill sense. Is against that clause of tho Constitution which pro hibits eruol and unusual punlshmonts. Again a Chance for a Cup Rttcc. While out still sizzling contemporary, tho Loudon Field, keeps up its opposition flutter around our deed of tho America's Cup, It gives some Interesting news, all tho samo. It Is said to bo an open secret that Mr. .Ivmes Bell, tho Thlstlo's old owner, would nt onco challenge, for tho cup If this obnoxious deed wero torn up. Ho has nlicady consulted Mr. Watson as to tho particular size of craft ho would build. Any yacht which may chauco to belong to tho Earl of DuskavenIs ipso aeo strand ed on that docd, but ho would haul It off foi a racn if ho thought tho deed would bo wiped out. Wo aio also told that theio Is another anonymous gentleman whoiae.ild to havo "gono to tho southeast coat for a design But all these mo neither horo nor thero. Tho Interesting feature of tlio FSeid's news is that Col. Nontii, a fabulously successful promoter of tho nitrates of Peru, a man of immcii'-o wealth nnd powerful ambition for emlnenco In sport, with racers animate or inanimate, is Bpecillcally quoted as saying that ho thinks very seriously of building "ft yacht to cross tlio Atlantic and try conclu sions with tho Americans for the cup," and, "if his judgment and fortune do not fall him," he will bring that cup back to England. Col. NonTn Is n sportsman on a large and energotie scalo. To his mind tho race and tho winner aro tho thing, and Ills thirst for action la not apt to bo quonched by flne diawn Interpretations and calculations about fighting ni tides, for which BUtlsh yachts men havo rccontly laid their boats asido. Ho is earnest for any fair race, with tho gallaut willingness to abide by tho result. If beaten, and asking uo favors. If ho makes up Ids mind to prepare for a race for tho America's cup. a race It Is protty sure to be; and In tho fulness of the American sporting spirit we horoby extend to him a wolcome nnd tho assurance of our most distinguished consideration. And in tho interest of nil concerned wo suggot that ho should build a sloop right up to tho limit allowed (sic) 90 feet. Our ostoemed contemporary, the fAifadl phia Press, publishes this initructlv o dospatch: ".Siw Vokk. Jul? 0. Secretary RLiiiaad the Prtsl dent. Recording to people who ama from Waihlngtoo Utt nlihu are en the lookout for a e York man to tako ihe Spantth mission Just TacateA t7 Tuokas w. FiLMKiiot ilichlirau It was understood that tho place had ben offered to one or two tneonrenleat Republt cant, and ha 1 been pleasantl but no less emphatically declined, and that there was now an expectation that It would be oflered to either Wiiuir Miu-ar, Congress man J akbs J BKuBN.or Usxar G.Bcuaian.or posslblj to Collector Khhsbut Now York Republicans on the inconvenient list should begin to period themselves la tha Castllian toncuo. All tho Inconvenients men tioned aboxo are singularly enouch. men who are understood to bo more or los lnconvonlont to tho Hon. Tiiomvs Colmer Vt att. As the post of Minister to Spain 1 to bo given to an Inconvenient Itapubllcan. our eminent martial comomporarr, Col. Elliott FuLitrv 8nrrARD. Is not eligible. Nobody would even think of calling him an Ineonv enlence On the contrary, he is a Luxury and a Boon. Our wlso old contemporary, tho Job fori Tranirnpl. wants to know "Miere was the Gardon of Eden Ths Hon. Gronot Fjusbie noAR. Vlco-1'resldont ot the American Antl riuarian Society, declared some years ago in a racer read beforo that learned body CTro Adamites Whom I Have Hot Proceedings ot tha A. A. S vol. 12. pp.in-Lii.) that Eden was on tha alto ot tho Boston Frog Pond. "Forward To victory or death 1" Is tho motto of Dr. KAXSEV.who next year Is to under tako a journey to the North Polo. It Is a most appropriate motto for bis enterprise, for if be gets Into tho unknown area far north ot the Now Siborlan Islands, bo must work out bis own salvation or perish. It la quite certain that no Government or private enterprise would im peril the lives of scoras of men la tha forlorn hope of carrying auccor to Nanhen's handful of followers If they are swallowed up In the unknown realms ot the lee Klac. All the money Nanses needs has now bean provided, and if he lives, his little 170-ton ves sel will certainly enter BeUrinc Sea In June next year. Be hopes to take bis plunge into tha lco north or the New Siberian Islands in September, and then tha currents will relieve him of all further responsibility as a navigator. He must go where he is taken. The plausi Dllitr with which he has urged his theory that the lea drift will carry blm across the Pole, and tha fact that some Arctic experts think his theory Is reasonable, explain the important fact that ho has induced a Government to sup ply most of the money be needs. This is some what romarkable. as expeditions in search of the North Pole have not been at all popular of late years. Tho weather In the West eeems to be mak ing tho greatst sffort of Its life to get hot enough to muko bt. Paul and Minneapolis un clench, and suspond the Padded Census man until coolor tiroes bring cooler tempers. But tho soverodTwlus do not coase to kick ana scream and pull each other's hair. It Is a de pressing spectacle and inspires fatigue Id the spectators. People in these parts aro willing to admit that Minneapolis has more inhabi tants than Ht. Paul and Minneapolis put to cottier: that St, Paul has mora Inhabitants than Minneapolis and bt, Paul put together; that each city Is twelve times as big as too othor and that Loth uro twice as large as any body expected they would be and aot a thou sandth part as largo as thoy deserve to bo. Homo in Its best days never had such an ice palac as ornaments St. Paul, weatbor permit ting, and Babylon In its golden prima waa a baby in the Cour business comparod to Minna npolls Wo really venerate the Twins, but we do wlfh tbat during the hot spell they would brail their gab. Important developments In Africa aro so common nowadays that they hardly excite the attention tbe deorve. Last month the future of mauy thousands ot square miles of her ter ritory was settled, rerdaps for centuries to oomo, and now It is nulla certain that the Congo State Is to he a possession of Belgium, If the traders who are scattered all the way from the mouth of tho river to Stanley Falls know anything about the value of the country, tlie prospects are bright that the Congo State will in time richly repa all she Is costing In Infancy. Hut cotton, toITee. and India rubber must make her exports Important, for ivory Is only a temporary source of wealth. The Nest Qilcellnp, "What are j ou readmit my dear i asked a member ot Die Ltilcsu Lltirsrr Soclet) ot hirdaufbisr Tut autobioirtphy or Taouat Jsflcrsoa, ma." "WbewtoulliM TUR HAWAIIAN TUMBLES. The iBtersml Dlaputeis Which ld to the neelrtnullnn ol tha Cabinet. Washinoton, July 8. Tho overthrow of King Kalakaua's Cablnot and tho prompt ap pointment of a new ono Is perhaps the mist important political avent that has occurred In Hawaii tinea the revolution of 18S7. Its stoop ing charaoterwlll be ovldont from observing In detail tho changes that havo been mndo among the King's constitutional advisors. Judge Jonathau Austin of Honolulu, who has been succoedod by Mr. J. A. Cummins as Mluislor of Porotgn Affairs, was the ofllcer whose appolntmont tho members of the old Cal (net, toward thocloso of 1887, succofsfully domandod of tho KIuu, In place ot Godtioy Brown, who was not In full accord. It was snld, with his follow mombora. Hut now Mr. Brown Is at the front aRain as Minlstor of 1'lnanoe. in place or Minister S. M. Damon Uwo othor very promlneut flguros in tho revolution of throo years ago, which cut down tho King's prorogatlvos and mado him llttlo moro than a flgure'iead, also now dis appear from tho Cab not Those aro Lo rln A. Hi urn ton, Minister of tho Interior, and Attorney-General Llorenco V. ABhford. Mr. Ihurston, who was born in Honolulu, the son of a ml'slonary, and oducatod at Columbia College, was a prominent mombor of tho Honolulu ltlflos. in whiise armory was hold tho famous meeting ut Juno ;iu, 18Si, and It was he vho rend tho list ot lesohui ns denouncing hlnc hnlnkaua Bconducl, aud doiuanUlngaH on ultimatum the disnil-sal ot 1 rimo Minister (illisouand sundri other reionus Asliniril n antlto of Port hope. In Ontario, edueatod lu ilchlgun. Is a brother ot t'ol olncy Ash lord, lommandornt thu Honolulu ltlllcs, who played u prominent part in 1S87. But It would lo a mistako to Infor that the piosoni change of Cnblni't Uro ictlonari. It Is hlmply tlio ciiliuln.itlon of troubu oxislinc for a long time. About t-lx months artor tbo revo lution of 1837, when King huliikunii exercised his veto power upon tlio Lluunr nnd the I ollco bills and the bill ubollshlng tun oitK cot Govoi nor. the C'ablact and tlie Legislature inslstpd that tho veto eoukl only be mado lawful by thu conourroncoot n majority f tlio Cablnot. aud fioh troublosworo feared. It was then intl malod that ABhford had secretly prepared to bring out the Honolulu HIHos to overturn tho throne, and tliat llrltisli and Amoiknn war vos.els prevented emit a resort to forco lie that n it may tho auniemo Court decided In the hint's tavor, uud that fact dM not strengthen tho pr.stlp.i of tho Cabinet. Thoro were also othor ip ublos. Sundry members or the Legislature wero acausetl ot xcceptlnK fees from Attorney-General Anhford In violation of law. and a vote of cenure was passed upon tho latter by the Legislature Complaints also, wore mado ngalnst Minister Thurston, but nel'her lie nor Ashioid rostgnea. iromior Green ana his Ministers h1o oxcltod some op position h their uttltiido on the hlncso ques tion, while It waa sunetod by some that tho negotiation of the Hawaiian loan In London was conducted bv the Government with a viow to In ividual Interest". Howorsr. eo long as the members of tho Cabi net could hang together thoy held thoir places. Hut during tho present year they sbowod nlcns of bitter dlssemdon. Last summer n daring butunsuceosslul revolution wasatiempted In Honolulu by two half -brood Hawaiian Kobert W. Wilcnxandltoi ertUoyd. who had boon odu catod at a military school in Italy. It was no ticed that this stranko attempt was quietly passed oer. A tow weeks ago in the Legisla ture Minister Thurston charged Attorney Ge icral A ihford with connivance in this affair. Asbiord retorted that the real i onnivance was that of the othet Cabinet Ministers, who intend ed to force the abdication ot halnkaua nnd put Princess Llliuokalxnl on tho throne. He also declared that tho other mora bor ol the Cablnot had taken caro to havo no means at hand for ovirthrow inc the plot but luckily a stipplv ol ammuni tion at obtained Iroiu the Lnilod States war ship ilams Ministers Austin, lhurston. and Ashford thon indulged In charges andcountcr ehargesrelatlnato the treaty with tho United Htate-. and to tamperlngnlth It and with pub )lo document relating to it The originator of the abortive affair ot last summer had become a member of tho Legislature, and took part in thodPbato. saying that that movemont was really one of a society to protect native rising, under the notto Hawaii for the Unualians." and that it had asked the King to abdicate in fav or of his sister, and was susmlned and abet ted bt certain Ministers in doing so. Hy that time it bad beeomo clear not only that tho Cabinet was In utter discoid, but that It ought to resign, A motion of waut of conll denoo in It wa. m ide. and then an amondment was offered specially censuring the Attorney General for cortiin advice given to the King. A tie vote was given on tho amendment, and. without further hesitation, tho Cabinet re signed in a body. Upon the wholo. therefore, King Kalakaua corned out of the affair bost. and will probably be pleasod to llnil some ot those Cabinet Min isters who were prominent in curtuhlpg his power now put In tha background, let his new advisors are In full sympathy with the present oruer of things, and with tho foreign resident element in Hawaii. Mr. Hronn. the now Minister of finance held that office when tho Glbon Cablnot was overthrown, and Indeed was ono of tho tout per sons from whom the King was then re quired to Beleot a man as Prime Min ister. It cannot be wholly pleaani for the King to observe the revelations maiie ot plots to supersodo him by his sister Indeed, the stability of the new Cabinet is still a mat ter ot conjecture, and the political troubles whleh have lately ocourrod may poscll ly lead ton rovlval of the scheme for overthrowing Kalaltsua. Our Oovornmont and others will probably Instruct their naval representatives to keep it careful watch tor a time on affalrd In the islands. UK IS NOT A DEMOCRAT. The Growlnc Antl.ClcTelnnd Sentiment of Democrats In the. West, rvm IA CTcrcfani Prrtt, CoLL'Mnus O. Julys. Gen. John L. Vance of Gnllipolls a lighting Democrat from 'wny back, has the credit nf being the only man who ever bad the tomority tn tell 1 resident orover Llev Aland tho truth about his pet fad of civil sen lco reform. The General lot present Quartermaster-General on the staff of Gov. Camp belli had gone to Washington to work for a constituent who wanted an office. Ho was ac eomuHnled to theWhlto House by a Demo cratic Senator, and when anco bad sung his little song urging tho President to bounce a Itopublican and put In bis Democratic frlond, Clavelandsald: "Vance. If you wero President of the United States and I were to ask you to put out this man simply because ho Is n l.enubllcan and re- Since him withnnother simply because he Is a o in oo rat, everything else bolng equal, what would you do I" Without nn lnntant's hesitation tho Colonel of the old fourth Virginia lnfnutry during tho war. said in a voice that carried conviction MMr.'ProsIdeat,I would put out tho Hepub Ilcan and put in the Democrat so quick it would make your bead swim, and pardon mo If I go further. Mr, 1'reMdent and tell you In all klndnesx. but with tutor frankness, that If the Democrats ot this land had not believed that that would havo been your general policy you would uoverhave been I'rosldcnt of thoso United States 1 he Henntor alluded to. who sat clwe by In the embrasure of a window of the Kxeeutlva Mansion. applauJed Vance by 'lapping his hands. Clevoland. however, said m. thing in reply, and soon aftor changed tho xubjoct. It is nwedlpss to say Name's constituent is still out In tho cold. Before I dismiss our nx-Cblef Magistrate let me say that by a recent visit to tho Ho. Bier capital I found a vein of sontimont antago nlstio to htm among somo ot the boat Durao crntlo elements in the Mate, nnd It Is occa sioned by l leveland's failure to attend the funeral of the Into Vice-President Hendricks 'this (nellng has beon Intensllled by tho lact that Cleveland also failed to attend the cere monies inoidrnt to the unveiling of the Hen dricks monument, bimo excuse. theo dls satisfied Domocrnts say, might be mado lor Govflund for his first offence against the mem ory of their Idol, fortho roason that ho was en-pro-eed with the carosot oflleo, but now that he Is a private citizen nothing can be said lu extenuation of nlsabsenculast Tuesda). Mayor Chapla's Cure for Corpulency. Yon ihe flnvisiyn nntrr Mayor Cbapln wis at bis office ttls moraine- after a four days' absence In Tarn town but there was very little more tlian ordinary routine busluess to alien 1 1". lie Indicated that he would not make bit arpolutoieuta to tbe Hoard of Education Just notr. The Mayor siegiercd tlio boys by tils oprnnranc In a broad black silk waist sasb and persuaded Alderman "Jim" McCarr) wbose protruding paunch is one ot lbs Alderman s midsummer croe.es. that a sasli as not only tbe proper caper sruonn bloods of the bloodiest haul ton but was calculated to rcdnce corpulency mucb quicker then even tbe methods of tbe fenUe Checkle), whoie antl fat system Is recotntrsd by byslologlcal ibarpa as one of the greatest discoveries of t lie ace. Tboalajor is not a dude by any means bathe knows Just as weU as anybody else what solid comfort msana. A True u tirettt Hlory. rout (se lm& m 0itr1 Journal Joachim of violin renown had been playlni at a con cert In Vlanchastsr After It was all over he was walk. Inr up and down Ibe railway p alform enjoying a good cigar and the consciousness that he bed never Dialed belter In bis life The cheers ot his audience still rang In his cars, and lie was full of j leastiMble selfsattsUo Hon Arepectabtanavt drssied In his bunday best. sept passing and repassing an casing Intently at tue greatmasler I'rrssntb hecamei pioJcacblmandasted lor a light. This the musician gam htm Having lit bis pipe, he looked Jsec'ilm full In Ibe face, and Iben. tapping him lth empbaslsoa the shoulder, he taldi 'Hut I'snulnl was tbe man kacuUa sajs ka asm fell te small la kl Ufa PANIC IN VltCOUAT. The Nsvtlonnl Hank In Merloni Trouble Btenanrt lor Keller. Montevideo. July 8. Thoro Is no nbatoment In tho financial panic here, lnnider to stop the run on tho banks the Government Issuod a dt-croe making yestrrdny a national h lldny. I dne million five hundred thou nnd dollars In gold Is on Its way horo from Uuonos Ayres. and Itlshopod that upon Ita arrival tho financial distress will bo rollevcd. Tho Uruguay Legislature met In special ses sion on bunday to consider what courso It was expedient to take In view ot the suspension ot erecle pnymonts by tho National llank. Tho sosslon. which was held behind cloed doors, was prolonged until nildnluht. linnllya bid was tussod.vvbl bwlll be proinulgati d at once, (auctioning tho suspenion of speclo pat- i montsforslx months, nnd pointing out tho ne cessity for ndoptlnc this financial policy. 1 his action has alarmed ths motchnnts. and a deputation ot ihomwaltod upon the I'lnRUco Minister nnd sought Informatlnn In regard to the monsuio Ihe Minister assured tho mor chants that tho Government hnil no intention of losoitlngto a rnrced urreuci. '1 ho Gov. oinment feirs that tho people will not nccont pat or currency but doslroa to save the Na tional llank If possible by tho present meas. tire If tho effort of tho Government to assist the bank, or ir thnforolgn aslatanco falls, tho bank will probably bu forcod to liuuldato. OIlStCltfASCi; SVNDAT. Cardinal Gibbon 1 hlnka At t flallerlea nnd Llbrnrle HUuuld be Open, Baltimore. July 8 -Sunday baso ball has procipitntod the question of what constitutes a propor Sunday observance and tho press tho pulpit, nnd the peop o aro all ongaged in tho discussion Cardinal Gibbons says: I think that Sunday should bo first ot all a day dovotod to rollglous worchln and second to lnnocont and hen thful recreation, as being tho only day in which the groat masses of thu pooplo havo tlino to sook relaxation from their work. Tho danger is In tho oxcosb either way and I ontirely ngreo with Dr. Weld (pastor of I tho Hist independent Christ s hurch) in dep recating the closing of nurart galleries, llbra- I rled Ac. obsolufly to tho public Presuppos ing that a cortaln portion of tho day is sot apart for relig ous exercises. 1 think that any recreation that will contribute to Iho physical mental, nnd moral benallt and enjoyment of the ma-sos should bo oncouraged. I think that baso ball Is a game that is In conflict w th iho quiet decorum nnd tranquil lity thnt should chnraaterlro tho obsorv nnco of tho Lord V day. nnd Is too vlolont an oxerclso to bo conducive to such harmony." nnmiit abb tub svnri.es spiles? Recorder Smyth Ankn a Question About tbe JBrook Avenue rjevrer. Comptroller Myers, recorder Smyth, and Corporation Counsel Clark, the Board of Ho vision of Taxos and Assessments confirmed yesterday the assessments for the Brook avenuo sewer at $376,771.18, and for the Bt. Ann's avenue Improvement at $31,190.67. Tho lirrok nvonuo sewer assessment haa been hung up for four or live years, owing to the strenuous ob ections of a largo number of pioperty otrnots who wore included in the assessment disirict. The Board leaves them to tho courts. itecorder Smyth said that tho accounts showed that many moro spiles had been paid for than had been driven into the foumlation of the sewei, nnd be wanted to know what had boeomoof them. The Park Department under which the work was done, was unrepresented at the mocttng, and thoro was no response. Forelen Notea or lteal Interest. The word artist Is going out In favor of the simple and unpretentious painter. A ship canal, twenty six feet deep, Is projected from Ileyst. on the North Sea, to Bruges The pioneer women to climb the Jud jtrau are Frio leins Egglers Ilennere. and Dusea of Berlin. statned Ivory Is said to be superseding white ivory for all sorts of articles. Including those of the toilet. A Vienna suicide of genius painted his Initials and three crosses on a barrel of vinegar and then drowned bin se f inside There Is a rumor that the Lancers may be brnnght back to the ballroom on the strength ot a new figure Introduced In It of the minuet style. I'rtnceu Dolgoroukl the morganatlo wife ot the late Czar, haa published her memolra in Russia and every available copy waa iclred Immediately by tbe police .t Van Beers has Just refus.d tbe third class medal awarded to him by the jury cf the Paris Salon on the ground that It was Inconsistent with his reputation. laulD routede tbe poet In the late Houlanglst move meut, publishes his first novel taken straight from tbe fountain head of French inspiration, lie cal tit "QU loire d Armour." The 3linerttrr Kxamtntr says that such great Bhlps at the City of Paris, that ran enter but one dock In 1 in r pool, and then only with risk. wUl be able to umo at least to Runcorn easilv and safely. A conspicuous Aurtrlan Terr, Prince Starhembrrg, pronounies boldly for general disarmament Austria, he ray.. Is drifting rapidly to financial ruin Bat he fears that war must come before disarmament The Anhblshop of Canterbury s Llergj biiclp'lne bill will deprlt e aclerryman ot ecclesiastical preferment on conviction of treason, felon) or any misdemeanor in v olviug penal servitude, or for bastardy or adultery. A new tenor has been found In Oermanr, at the village ot fischeu named kautor, possessing all the at tributes of a great singer Including tbe high C. Ue will be carefully educated by his discoverer, an Impresario As the slave wh spered to C&sar that he was but mor tak so the Bishop of Cliestsr takes this time to tell women that b) learning to became good plain cooks they wl 1 do almost as much good to the community at Visa Wrangler rawcelt A ne stumbling block for bigamists has been found by a determined young Uiss Pay, who was married by a Mr Koberts.Mie raving another wife at tbe time When she had to leave hlin she sued him fortreaehof promise of marriage aud hes got a verdict of 5 6tO The newest and most select club about London U the TofJns Club composed cbieriyot PuneS t young men, with tbe addition of a few persons like Sir Cbarlea Russsll and Lord Roscbery. The two pins In question come from the names of Dick Tnrpln and Jrhn tlllpin. The I rutin Mttlcal Journal, considering the danger of kissing tbe usually greasy Bible of the law courts, recommends that a clean wrapper of paper be put on from lime to time. This waa done recently for the ben efit nf tbe Duke of fire, a recent witness, and It ltap proved si adetl-able practice. An hostess or authority lu Paris has adopted tbe Inno ratltaof letting a large dinner party at small tables it Is said that the rrench view of flirtation, from which their joung people have hitherto been carefully guarded, has materially changed ajd that it is to be come an admitted feature nf their society An electrical enrineerof i arphln claims the Invention of a mouthpiece for n pes, that h 111 orevent any ronnec tlou of the nicotine deposited In smoking with Ihe tongue Uo makes "a holloa ball, with urh ri tubular or slotted em attached to It, hloti Is Inserted Into the usual orilre in the mouth lece of the pipe or cigar or cigarette hold er, so that the smoke s' all pass out through ths tube or slotted stem and upper slotted part of the ball, and the tongue shall rubagalnt lie ball In fie uiouth of the orifice and thus avoid or prevent tbe sa'iva of tie mouth from going or orklng back in the mouthplcir A discovery In ethnological and Masonic .ore Is an nonnced by the Itcv llaskett hmith, a rector nf Lincoln shire While In Lebanon Mr brulth was admitted to the most secret lalimsr) wih the Proses for having saved the life of a young man by sucking the veni m of a suake bite from his body. He was Initiated Into the Druses' hitherto unlnomi mysteries and In Ihsse tbe natives startled bun as a Free slaion, by using the most characteristic of Maonlc ilrus Hence he argues that the Druses are noue other Ib-in a branch of tbe great Phoenician race, whose anoeitors supplied the Lebanon cedars for So onion s temple A pamphtet about to be published by Slgnor Toseanelil declarritbat in ISS there as really a project for the pope a departure from Rome Jin departure had been arranged with Ihe French Ambassador at the Vatican ho contrived to leave in such a manner asnvt to ex cite susilcioii, and then telegraphed lo Ihe lops from laria. It Is necessary to act promptly, all is ready The ltaliau (jorernmeut, on being informed of this, had the Vatican itrlctl) watched, lu order that It might know of the Pope i departure aaioon as it took p'ae. In consequence of this the clerical Journals complained, and the Vatican demanded an eip auation from Hgnor trlipk who replied that the lurvtilianco had bsen In stltuted in order that the uoernment misht be male aware of the departure of the rope, for as the Immunity of the guarantee extended to the Tope s person sad not tot) e Vatican tbe latter would, In case of the Poteidislit.be Immediately oecu led and declared Itsllau territory, making it forever Impossible for the Holy Father lu come back. It was this condition that caused Ihe project to be aban loned. The picture market U strong The karnley Hall col leoilou of Turner s sold for iJl.ikJl Thirty five water colon done during a lour on the Rhine bri uibi lo,3) A water color. Lake of Lucerne trouihl XAiOl, and an oik Lake of Geneva," brought XASOti In Ihe same week the Stover collectlou belonging to the late Duke of Somerset, chiefly old masters sold well, A portrait of Lord A Hamilton by Gainsborough, (etched e AUgulueas, I aul loiters Dairy Farm a small picture IW inches by 'J(L inches, went for the highest price, guineas Aleisuder Duke of llami ton by Cainst'orough, fetched l.t'i guineas, aud A Lady with Powdarsd llalr hi J Hoppner l.oiO guineas. The old mailers dido t do very veil An alleged Raphael was sold for lav guineas a Guldo for guineas, and Olettoi and Caraccls were knocked down at sums ranging from la to St gulnsaa. The total sum r tallied bj its eoUtctioj wo (2,310, Doisas O.V TUB enteiiviiisb. now n United Hlutee War Ship la Tat Into CnmmlSMlon. Cnot. McCnlla's old ship, the United Hlntes third-rate screw steamer Enterprise, went Into commission os'or lay for throe yonrs. nnd, ac cording ti tho supposition of hor ollloors. i-ho will boasslgnod to tho South Atlantic wiuadron. Tho ceiomony of plat ing tlio vosol In commis sion took place on deck nt 10 40 A. M. '1 ho ctew, consl'tlngof 139 iron, exclusive of tho i mnrino guard, had beon dotnllod ftom there reiving 8hli ormon'. They matchod ovorto tho Enteroilso In columns of fours.proroded by drum nnd bugle They wore bluo muetoring clothe. Ihe oflli-ers, of whom thoro nre twenty-one, hud reported tor duty on July 1. Ofll ers and men vviro drawn up on deck nnd then tat. Mlllor, the executive ofllcer ot the navy void, foimnllv tiropunted thu command to Lopt. Oenrgn V. (oDven-e. tthls tho pennant was broken and tho ensign run up to the teak nf the gaff, elgnlf ting that t nclobnm'anld cruls- i er wns im iluly i nro more. Commander Con verso then rend tho ordor of thohocrelary of hat y assigning him to timeout mand. The o cor- of tho ship nio (otnmnndnr, Oeorgo A. Converso. 1 Irst 1 itutenant t. II. l.nuchholmer. I loutcnahis. 1. MihoK (1. 1', I'olvocoronsos (i. C. 1 lames. T. 1.. 1). V. vendor: Lletitunant, junior gra lo Walter McLean Lnslgn, t. K. Capohnrt: Naval a dels, I. H. hcliotleld, 11 Jiuck: II. lllttor. C. O. llond: Chlof 1 nglncer. J. A. Hcott, .Sur geon M. A. Mmons. I'nt master, J. H Cnnn, nnd Pay Clerk. W. O. Vvalilmati. Capt. t on verso hnn boen an inliuctur in tho torpodo school at Newt ort. Not one of the nowly cnmmlslonod officers, nnilvrrj few ot tho ctow. --oived tinder Cant. McCalla. It is not unlikely that this will bo tho last cruise nl the I nternrls e. as she Is al toaili In a Inatluuc ocdition and will require n thorough ov erhaullng bet oro shu cuu co to sea. coul ore on move off. Tbe Board nrllrnlth'a Older to the Klenn Compuni for Four l'otnl llnun Tons, Tho Board of Ikalth rocoivod yostorday re ports by Dr. Edson and Chemist Martin on tho effects ot tbe hlch tomrerature maintained in tho New York feteam Company s pipes Dr. Edson and Mr. Mnrtin say that they havo thoroughly examined tho Bubwav3 onBrutd way below Itoado street and on Wall stroet, and had taken tho tomporaturo In all of them. Wherover tho Steam lica'inu Compvny's pipes wero onntiguotts to tho mnnhnlns the tempera ture was abnormally high '1 ho normal tom poraturo In tho Btibwavs is botween 70 and 70 degrees. In Tory many ensos It wastoundto be aw y ahnvo KiOdegreos. bnnltary Superintendent Ewlng recommend ed that tho Hoard art iu coitalu aggravated eases. The Hoard debated tho unosiion be hind closed doors lor oior un hour They mndifleil the report somewhat nnd mado tin a report to the Mayor haed on tho amended re port. In this they ann unen their determina tion to compel the steam company eithor to cbnngo its prosent system or to remove Its pines at four different points within tho dis tricts Investigated. At each of thoso points tho heat from tho steam pipos had raise I the I temperature In the manholes to more than 100. ihe Board decided not to giro out the full text of the roport yesterdny because thoy thought thnt the "Inyor ought to see It beforo It was mado public Ho will got it tu-day. rrenldont Wilson si oko ns though tho Donrd l bad determined to shut off the sten com pany's heat nt tie designated point at once. I Tha company has, bowover. Ihreo davs from tho timo It receives a copy of tho Board s reso lution in which to aopoal from Its decisli n It will then havo tho right to bo heard In favor ot a modification or repeal of the Board a decision. CLETELASI) ELKS Ilhl'CDIAIED. What la Declared to bs tlio Only T.ecal Grand Lodge Ilcl.l In 'lhle (.ily. The Grand Lodeo B. P. O tlks. acting on nn order from Judge Lowrenco of tho bupremo Court, met in tho New York I.odgo rooas yes terday, disregarding the cenvaution's call for a mooting in Cleveland, on the ground that tho constitution of tho order forbids tho holding of meetings outside ot this Mato Theo officers wero oloctod: E. G It V. If. I.nngdon, N. Y. Lodgo No. 1 E. L. G. K.. O. F. GilToi d. Now ark Lodeo No. 21 I- G. K John I. Spies. !v. i. Lodge No. 1: E L. O. K lulius Ciihn. Cincinnati I odce No. 5: Grand Secretary A. C. Morelnnd ttenth year), Lodge No 1: Grand Treasurer. John II. Glvln, N. i. Lodge No. 1: Graud Trustees. Homy l O Nell 1,11. Warker. Tohn J, llnsdale. Lotil Hnuser, J. Howard Taylor, Ornnd 1-so.ulro, Dnn l olllor, UrandTyh.r, G. W.Juno Grand Inter Guar 1. O. L. btrato: Grand Chaplain, George W'. AVaun. Tho lodgo also passed resolution declaring the meeting in Cleveland Illegal nnd repudi ating its acts Tho Committee on Laws nnd Supervision was directed to formulate amend ments to the constitution and f-tatutes which will compel subordinate lodge to obsorvo more faithfully what wns declared to be the primary ohject of the order, the malntenanio of a fund for tho relief of momhers in need The action of E. G. It (Julnlln uns annullnd In the matter of the suueni-ion of New lork Lodge No. 1 and Urand Sccrotary Merclaud, SUB FUUM) UBIt DIAMONDS Just where a bo rat Them, and Mr. Tnela and air. Frltx were Kelenaecl. VThon Mrs. Frank Dean of Nowark retired on Sunday night In her boudoir over her Hus band b resplendent saloon at 855 Broad street, Newark, she put her diamonds away so care fully that she could not find them on Monday morning. The rings and enrdrops ran Into tho hundreds of dollnr-. and Mrs. Denn was wild on Monday when she suspected that tue had been stolen Di ringtho nftmiioon Iotocte Ward arrested Edward lltom I lit torter In tbe suloon, nnd William H I rltr. n joung sulesmsn. Thoy were locked up ou sui-p clon, and I rank Denn win loliuvmi they wore in nocent of i-tonllng hi wlfo'6 diamond- n'nt n. nice supper to their cells. 1 ate on Monday night Mrs Dean found the mlnslng gems just where she had hid thorn between tho mat-tre-ses of hor bod. Thon alio lould not sin n until the had eaurod tho rclenbe of thu Inno cents whlih her husband aceompllfdied at 1 o'clock; yesterday morning 'with a great deal of difficulty. TUE ItlZL FOIl TUE UOSEXMOO. Mr, Meyer Ashed to I'ay for tlio lirldal rsulte ol tbe est, Jurnes lintel. A young man who says he Is Alexander I Meyer, modlcal student, of 11') Lust Ninety seventh street, was lockod up at I'olleo Hotd qusrtora vostordav morning on the ehar.o uf defrauding tho St. Juntos Koto! of n board bill of rTuJt). A week ago Mcerwas mtrrlod to nioung woman n itnod 1'af.gnnv '1 he samo evening! e went to 1 Uonu sou a livery i-tnblos. In West Thlttj e rlnh i-tr'rt I Ired a carriage, and drove his brid tn tho aMno. where he in troduci-il himself to I'lonrliitor lli-diord a a friend of Mr. Thompson. Mr. lie Ifnrd lent lilm i". B mhlnlUit Movornnd hlsvvifo reachul the St. .Innii'i. mil to 1. the brldm suilu uf rooms on the llrst lloor. Iiu had been at tho hotel four davs, whi'ii his bill was t ron-nicd and he ilepar'ol, W hen h wns nriuwtod hn threatened to commit xuluih nnd was put In a cell where he ci uld b,- conHtatitlt ac cd. He was taken to ihe.HITi.isou Mr.lket 1'olico Court and was remanded. Fullirr lloilctj'a Will. The will of tlio Rev V I Ham K. J florid) leaves H'vj each to the r.'imsn atliollt. Orpl an Asj'iini and the fluers of the Four ofH Francis. revOitc'i totl e (toman alhollc l!russ of the l,oo1 Shepherd Hid tlio lit me for (lie Aged t the little HsUrs if Hie I'm r To Vgr I reston aro left any of these b-t'le.ts w tit h nn le collie void mil ,Iso the trstmor s go den cl u I t to tl e Itev l. i I auelle rector 1 1 M I'airlcW t t aihe tr.il tile Rev J kl I ill f fit t 14 net e, an 1 brail 1 mi oerAit of Itoiitout iriiO ech and o lie Im Luc is Itasctiof the l tiurtti i r our 1 ady uf At .rels r o. A 1 here sums ar in amen foi tnjisei T riets llrsr. catsocks and rl tana go to M oseti Seln Inar) ai Tr Tl ere Is a Ictcy if t iJ lu iiu buul Lluabeth Jlearca Down ent the Republican Polra. Ibe two oles in I'avonla avenue near oroi e street Jer ssftit). which hell upllie oiii) Itepjbiicni Ltnnereier raised in thro d llones'irniisirict fe I ycucrUr after non Oneof II em carried with It mtriy tue eletlno light telephone, and ulegrai h ir s The other one sinaelisd a lot of wind w in a let elnent 7 e Hire in falling struct an I si glnli injured SMsra lvotie r af nc i n the strict was bo lie t lor erlt nu f our t era ie no onecoutl be found w( n dare 1 1 iu h an) oft e vires, thinking they ml. tit te alive I liirinru troin tre ti trlo light company nnally cut the "Ires and relume 1 them. Coroner Meaarmer ns Duty .iKuln. Coroner M J H Messemer etit on a t ur of d tv Jesterdsyrnornlnzfir tue t'rst time tti iiinnv in tiius. Ickne.s has redu ed thn i roii-rs nei.tit aul in creased bis baldness, but be feels rntlrily restored to health A I'rol.lcru Halved. 'The question has been ansered "What question W here did you get that bat. What a the answer 'W auamaksr gave It to me Tlmt Made a IIIReirucp, Cuinio-1 think I II gel a tandem trl. rle for you and me to ride on. Mrs. Cumso Indeed, I won t ride on such a thing I But they cost f 275 Is that tel Halt. -outiastl aut, and lUiseher lUksli" ALUritUAN tl'L ANN IT'S ETES Ol'l y, j lie f!et One rttibainntlnl Iterorra Onlat; nnd Mlict'Sls Another, Tho Health Board rocelvod a letter yovterJay from Alderman James E. McLaunoy stiggesu Ing that thoordlnanco compelling housikoep. or to keep nh and garbaco burro a witlua tho vtnop lino dofoats the obio t for which It was nd pled Inasmuch as tho ro tilt Is tre. iiuentlrnn Intolerabio nulsanco, affecting Hit people who llvo In the honsi-s esiiecindv In teiit'iiioitt houso districts litis point waste, lerred to tho Manltary Committee Alderman Mel nnnoy ulsi coinplnlnod thnt tho tiro ont fiistom of giving permits nfter hours to romovo tho hollos ol persons who Imtedlod f om natural cause I agio it hurl ship on tho up-town tiudortakor. Hitherto oi lv Dr Saglolias been authorised tmlo this. Ho lives nt 47 Last '1 wonty-lltst street audit ho I inipns to bo out when tho undo taker i' illstho la'lor Is compelled to bunt htm up. Thl hn been pmlnlly hard on undertakers In thonnnoged district. In tho hot weather It lufr.. luontly desltablo to remove bodies from bnarillng housos. hotols. and lodging houses at i nu 1 ho Hoard concluded that the complaint wt warrantod, nnd aptmin ed thao additional inrimn toglvo I crmlts aftor olllclai hours: Dr. Umrlos VInrso eau, 101th stroot nntl llos tou ro id Sanltnry Suporln'on iont W llllam A. 1'ulng. 20 1 VVit Ilfty sixth -treat! Assistant Sanlinry Siipnrlntendont 1. IT. Jonos 57 West Nlnety-ll th street. Dr. II. H. Tracoy, llcglstrar ot Vital Statistics, 7i Wost Forty-sixth stroet. XT II. IT HE ARE ALT. TALKING ABOVX, 'Teople are as shy ot electricity as they are ot mines' said a famous engineer In tha Electrlo Club eterday, "and there is unfortunate!) averytubstan tlai and solid reason for Ik The motor companies Issue beautiful prnpectuses and the promises of electrical inventors nnd engineers an full blown and restful but mlisraisionate view of the electrlo world considered from a common sense standpoint, does not inbeiantlata the theories of the enthusiasts. Mr. Villard. In forming his b'g compan), hai taken hold or tbe wrong end ot the hoe If he could secure a perfectly feasible storage, system of electricity be would bead right. lie might easit) pay fort) five of his fifty million dollar! for such an Invention When begets that everything else wUt be at hit mercy It doet not make any difference whether fifty million! or rive hundred mtlltoni are tub.crtbed ror pushing the present Inventions, there tfl not one ot them whleh hai any great commercial val ue A great man) ot them are beautiful toya and inter esting pla) things, but Ibey do not go beyond that oolnk A man can make a steam engine for $1,000, and earn 1M0UOJ ayear with IV llecan make an tleetrle motor for the same amount, and It will make aa mulh mousy, but where it costs si ono tfs r to run the iteam angina It will coat about $15,000 lo operate the electrlo motor. There lsn t much money In thai sort of a plan, you know," Mr Rdgar Cronte hat started gossip afresh by having a grand piano built spec ally to fit In a niche ot his famous stable The marvellous apartment! of tula half million dollar eittbllihmeit have already been described In Tin So but at that time the two-thousand dollar plana maloot woods whleh harmonize la color and design with the fittings of tbe room, had not been finlahed. Mr. Crouse the possenor of the hand. lomett stable In the world: but he is not happy Ills heart Is affected by his tremendous girth. He Is so fat as to be almost shapeless, and hit weigh! la crsaset with ineiorabie persistency despite constant treatment He it restricted both lu diet and drink, and he Unfit It Impossible lo tak hearty exercise A ph)siclan to whom he appUecl in Sew Vorfc for treatment gave him a pleca of adviea that woul I i robabl) be of great benefit to him If ha carried It ont. Mr. Crouse explained that his weakened condition wat more or lest due to hit great weight. Tbe old doctor looted at hlra carefully tor amtaufa and then said Uy tho way, how many horses have you at present In that famous ttabieotyouril" I have sixteen Jtut now," aald the millionaire. m Jo each one of them a mile a day, uld the doctor, tersel). Out they are driving horses," laid ilr Cronte. "Trot ters, nu know I know said theold doctor, with anod,"nevermlncl that pert of It Lei the stable boyt drive them. Tou get on their backs and let them thake up your Uvir. Tea won t used a doctor after IbaL "There la no reason for any ew Torker to leave this city for a change of a-ene." said a prominent railroad man to a group of acquaintances yesterday, while he waled In Ur Iier-en s ante room for a chance to speak to the 1 resident of the Central road. It la a far more interesting town t'lan London, and the variety of ho man life here is practically endless. Daring the past week I have felt the old sentiment ot Indifference and discontent coming over me a oig with the tnmmer iea son and the desire to run over lo Ecrope has been very great. Like many Americana I usually pot lu my time abroad In wandering around tbe streets, it does not make much difference whether the city it Vienna, lieriln faris London or Si. I'etersburg nor does tha condit'on ot the weather make much difference. I think nothing of putting on a mackintosh and tramfluc around two o- three hourt In the rata when I am across theuafr Here however If I feel bored lgototb club or to the office I ba n re er until recently thought of taking 'valks about the nnfaml'lar portion! of tha city, concerning which novelists and essayisti tooftsn write, but oflatc I hae been at it steadily and inde fatlgab y, and 1 believe that Mew kork It a far more in teresting place to the tourist than any city in Knrope. The next time you feel at though life were not worth living take a five mile walk along the street! bordering; the fast Uiver. ion will get food for refection that w ill last mu for a week The next time the feeling: comes over you go up to Harlem on an elevated train ta i:5th street tbeu go lo a livery stable and pa $e for the use of a goo 1 horse and light bugsy Jtever mind your own heavy traps, but gel Into tome strange and hew wagon and drive out ot the city above the llarlent Itlver for three or four hou-t btlck to the cross roads, and vou will see more queer things and yst lotersstlng ones than you ever thought could exist on thu tide of tie water !o man knowt to little of .New York city as the native of the town itself. vir I oubat or more properly Baron Loubat wha was for a long whi o a metropolitan sensation in con nection with tho Loubat Turnbull trouble In the Lnloa club Is vert much taken with tre Klngof Wurtetnbarg, wh has conferred upon blm the title of Faron. aud he nan practical!) given npAmerlcaforgood Tbesentlment which was so strongly aratnst him in the eluhcontro- er) here at fi-tt afterward eere t lo hit side In an un mistakable manner and he practically won everything that 1 e v orked for in the long course ot his litigation and agitation lilt tonicity of purpose and strong con- b-Ue powers gvre the pub'te tie Impression that be si deitdedly npigillic pugnacious, and assertive eject men of mankind. In reality his tremendoui energy was everted on!) lo clear hit name of the smirch wbloh Turnbull a testimony hid place 1 upon it In all other respects 1 e was n dreamy amiable, gentle, and uaob trtiBfte nun. It is sail that no so-lslqusrrel it mora difficult to overci me than a club scandal Possibly Mr. I nbat has found ti I to be Ihe case, and has at last I Kiven tip the ilcht au 1 gone In for a life of absolute re- i po-e under the wing or the lethargic and ro etna ruler I of IV urteuiburg 0 The etiitrg) and lndlferencocf citirem of the ax- 1 trurue east uni west slJeof JtcwYurkat the light ol tliirss wh eti make a resident of the mure preteuiloul quarter- of the town aund aghast is one of tbe indica- Q tloiM of the rattier variegated character of Mew Tork. V e.terday a i ub islier who,e name is known through out the l nlon eut o er to a bookbinding house In tha vicinity cfAtenue V. It was about o clock In the af ternoon, and he was walking aloog slowly throagh tba tnien-e heat i. itb hi liat In his hand mopping his fore- Ir-ilwi i his liau kenhief when there was a su Idea howl ,f ri i,e aul two tnen tumb ed cut of a lenemeat 1 1 use uoi the sltewatk and besn ti thump eac I other viciously I Inws were excbaiiked with lii!unln--Hie force and matlgntty f i r a few secon Is an 1 then the uude rrati s rainlied tu hla feet and ran down tba street. d'a piaring In a dci rway half a blrek distant. The other man rose from the sidewalk with some dit eulty, and uervously siusered h s elbow The pain most hue I ten evcruclatlng tor he I ad been t ircwnsothal he fell exactly on Ihe point i f t e e bow lie was rati er a 1 eavil) butit man II s Up w as cut In two places Ms cheek was laid open, and the bl oJ Ilia ei from a wonnd In hit forslsvd down oer his eyrt ant mouth ait into hit tciubbr Ward, lie was a ibatU) slctt. Tie publistiir hai stood open mouthed and with t halretieti I while ttieterrlf strugg e a em on between t ttetwotrawu) aborers unce he had madeafeebe efort im all "lice but had alandoned It trro i lleet-lieinec" in r a fresh blow of one f the contest. a its A ler ot e of ti e rue i had run away the pib lltherlonke i evcttedly around for a po t email lie saw the u kempt heals of hafadoren slatierni) 1 losing women 1'anln out of wlnduws anJ surveying the sreue w til tramiuli interest. Across the street two it eu were sitting o lac at box watchtug tie fclii cireluilv i s wltt-ut any extraordinar) lutereit, and a i itn w a lnutiied on the tall end of a true a hundred yard! awa. was rot tut ciently moved t) the eeo rreue 10 cive p tils sli id. seat. A fat gro errtnati about twrnty feel fr in the scene of the rgl t I ft te I I is t ire afrr b, alter the fight was over and sail scuieunoui ui-e pub b.r went b) hell) s great ou a scarp like that Af er feeing I Is boues rising care'ui y an 1 wiping the Uo'd out o' Ills e-es wi h the hack of Ins baud, ue ly leerel up and down the street f. ;ily ail lounged intutle leueruent house acain as tho tun is Ing had runeurd Neither of the nuibaens si oken a word during the bai le it e elne .eieddowa J In iileliaieof a Jut) a lernjou aal i wl 1 ig mere was heard of kell)'s scar fit was s.i etocftiir u i fe w i ,oee tak I'Ci i ti the t In r a t ii e n r r ui it ,,iie, t its et I. dsi, dopi tor sa happr ah eve i. ou u Is w o reiueiiiirr Hat It l U ue s I i ant a s t vura.it i In Cstiihi tail (.Uit. AH tuna aad llfuaca.Ua. "tada r

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fill THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 18M. 5 i DISMAL PARADE OF MISERY. a'k?saSiS?,P,!a.r not,C9abl9 1 TITO THOUSAND ii, jITOJir MJ.V TTUMP ,al?h,?.?A7BS 'cafe? Mob. rod. TU BURMSli PArzuisyzs. Chnlrui.a lialo Urw ud at ononSd.. und Jl r Hale "il other", ot the committee reviewed tbe llccrAMihrrlTnilo-r.ncnbli Penult had been obtained. The roportere, liven ffhn n Fierce Hparrorr Policeman however, cllmbld lli Into It. nnd wete fol- CltibbttlTheM-LeuoabrlloprorVlctorr iW'' lnn!.T tho mou Iho procession uUbamlod. "Iho park police wore not nround. Two thousand mtaerAble men tramped J'"l Hi forty uvular oillcor detailed Huout Btoadwnytor nn hour In the hottost part of J?.,,ark "miJo no objection. Sovornl hundred ...lAnlnr ntmrnnnri tmrltntlinmiMiAn i,n.. ?f tho men KlllllHrod on tho pln?ft nnd Called yexteruarttiiernootiioEivoiuopt ijiicnchnnco forsrocches. Mr. umsldo cot upon the stand to ces what cloakmalcors look like. Tho "-nil spokon, few wotds to tho effect that the paradets hnd put on their best clothei, con. dornn-trallon of tho men had poen a most trary to the advice ot their loader, but wWiSidod."IwnlvouiIMoiiolionio the American linn, which was borno ut the quietly and in stood orilor. beat assured thnt to fcead of evory division of tho parade, prolj. J'M'hbIio.vImi: will have Ito etloot. iind that bo at,!, never wr.v.,1 before our .0 wrolchod- feW Lext "ook ou wUI h"ow looklnn a bodr of ruon. I'hrslcallr stuntod Tho men ohoorod. nnd tho fines which hnd and deformed by Iho hardships of an S'on'mndod up Into tho -tnndwoio, waved. -.,i. nr nnnt pnn.mil mi.r The horuoant In charged the park and It h ono early lire epont conernlly undor onoformor omcor arrnod nt this tlmo unit uot Inlonetnto I another of oppro8lon In souio furclsn of ecltomont over the fart that tlio men had land, and worn down by tho dava nml ventured upon ihe stand without u norm It. .i.Ki.rii..n..ui.. toil r. i,nVii i OrniiUMnrslinlBaiondaai called 10 tho raeu to nights of utirenBliiK toll for bnToly enouuh to loavo It. nnd the did so nt onto. The crowd keep body and soul tocothor, which hnvo been on the plaza, wboa It found thnt tbore weie to their lot since thoy enmo to froo Amorlen, thoy L0,,n?ll'feS;i'r,'lS,S,,fa,l',,,! '""V .."tn.rt" P,e.nted.nsthey plodded millonlv .loii In nTroUVoTaUe:1 .Mat91?!.. Ihoclarlncsun overtho burnlncpavomonts, a shady spots to rest nnd chat. Ihereweren blC.n.ln0.n0Am.'Ifc'anhH,Dr0br'ly T" ovellTrowd?. Mro tun ten In an American city, unless at nn I was no nppronch to disorder nor any attempt HEAD OF TI1E FnOCTESIOV. Anarchist celebration in Clilcaco. whoro tho to hnvo speeches or hold discussions. crowd looked miserable from principle and not "lad Senc0eantr,Khl9tt0e'1 sta'n'd because they really were in want. a, ound in this fashion, and asked tho n-Kular With nil their wretchedness and prosumnble policemen to ranko them move on. The orll- delation he proce-slon wasone of tho most cors in commajjd "ttSSS orderly ever bold In tho city. There wai occn- tho publio to loiter In. nnd that tho men had a Blonnl eheerlnu alone tho lines as tho places right to stay thero bo lona a they behaved nf hi.otnaaanf iirm frion.ii in th !nnk.l.nnt tbomselvo-t. Tho Hporrow Sergeant stuck to of business of llrms friendly 10 the looned-out ha own T8W 0, au(, begU1 to orUer the meQ men woro passed, but thero wcro no corro- tomovo alone. Ho was Rood-naiured about It, srondinc expressions of dNnpprovnl boforo tho however, cnrrylne no club, and merely Koltuc .,....niih.iim.nri,n,n,.i,nn ini-Unri nut Into the Rroups tind urKmu them tokeeomov- ttoras of tho Arms whose men are locked out. ,n(r nm, Rvt of (hB wny Tbere WM BQmo and there was no disorder f aDy sort. Tho prumbllne. but his orders wero obeyed, regular uollco did not find It necessary His n-slfitant. whoso badeo vvns numbered i.t...r... tn .ui. I.,,,.,. ,.i,i, 24, and who said hi- namo wns Jlann. was less to interefaie in a finch) In'tnnco with dlRcreot. He pushed and shovod tho men in the paradors. and thoro was no friction eveiy direction, anil when they did not move until after the procession had brokon ud. Inst enoueh to suit him. used his club Ireely -T. ii. .i. i,.i. h..t r,ii,..t t,n on lees nnd hacks. He walked about from ono when a little harmloss. but entirely un- pce to another looklnu for croui.s lo break called for clubblne wns dono by a Fpnrrow up. and In ten minutes probably clubbed not polloeman In Union siuaro. who lost his tem- less than twenty dluer.-nt men. An American Kn.uou.ou... u,uu crowd W"Uld hnvo laid bim down and trampled per because tho para.lcrs seemed inclined to on ,m under one-riuarter or thep'ovocntion. linear In tho shado and rest aftor their lone These people, hardened to abuse, merely tramp. Instead of roturnlnn dliectly to their crovvled nnd prntestod. but moved on as homes In the brolllne ta-t tide streets. Tho ranidlyns ihey could. In several cases Mann leaders id 1 tie men. hoi' over, counselled sub- walked i.p to men who wore standing nlono or mission, and set a Rood example by eoins tvi together in tho space between the emla of away thomselves wlih their lines nnd banners, benches, o tlrely out of tho way. and Mlthln twenty minutes after the procession oidered them tu cot out of the park aa ended the sauaro wa-clonred. quick as thoy could. Many of the men stood The prncoion started trom Iluteers place, n upon tbe crnhs nenr tho walks. Of courso No. little open i-pot ust oil Canal -treet, which nt 21 drive thorn or), but it was sineulnr that of 2o'clock yosterdav a ternoou. theh itir sot for all tho men lo clubbed not one was on the the asi-embly, was prouably tho hottest t-pot in crass. All tho cluibini; wan c 'ho walks, all -ow York. Seciet.iry Unr-ide. tho tall. The last of it wa-mound the Lnfnyotto statue. slender, fatr-halred, uud tdue-oyud Hootclmum where some enthusiastic pnrailers had climbed who has become tho executive head of an or- upon tho potestal and proposed to mnko canlrution made upulmosi extlu-ivo y ot lie- speeches. 1 he attention of tho Herceant wns brews nnd Italians in their Etrucelo with called by ncltlren to theotrenslvownjr In which the manufacturers, was at tho square Mo. 'Jl was ublne his olub here, nnd the bor- oarly. Urand Marshal Ilnrondess, who. ceant ordered him to 'Ibo n little easy." more than any othor man 01 their own "Indeallne with uncultivated classes," tha raco nnd trade, possesses the conlldenoo Sereoant explained, npo oce'lcnlly, "wo hnvo of tbo locked-out men. was also theio. with a to bovoryenreful anunotclvo themnnvchnnce broidereen and cold sash to indicate his meet tho upper hand. There's no knovrlne office. Themen them-olves lingered until the what they mlehl do if they were not held in last momont In tbe shnde at iheir homes, nnd check." then camo 'oluciiintly uracellne Into tho While tbo spnrrow p-llcemen wero busy on squaraand crowded Into Iho unrrow frlncos of tho Fourteenth street side, sevoral hundred of shadow ai out Iho wnlK One of iho .Modera- tho men, mostly Itallans.wlthBoma women who tlon r-oeiety'bfieo lie watorcails.witha motto, had followed tho parade, t pre ad themselves "Aid the Cloakmakors." piaenided on its sides, drove Into h" centro of the siiuurc. Jlon and r children rushed out fiom every dliectlon and if J ewnnne l over it like boos. It altorward wont -j! !l i In tho procession to Union square. AT 8-z-a boon aftor 2 o'olock the sound or n band of y v w --y ii musle wa- heard comine down Canal street, t 1 I A 1,-,1 and the siiunre beeln to nil up with th ones of g45&Ks L t TWlSsN wretched-looklnc bellies, men. women, and ta-sf V O HCTAf l I children pouilnc Into It from evory direction. j' but principally trom Kssex. Kulloik. fiorfolk, i, fc 1 v Ludlow.nnd thetherstieots inhabited liy tho .vx v N. poorllobrews. Tho band, a Hebrow orclie-tra iSzAOltly "5. with a few battoied In-tiumeiits. which hnd Je"7 TiYl 6 rV Tolunterrrd lis services, marched th ouch tho v J 'if 'J r1 f)N Bquure nnd down l.uteors Hieet. Tho cloak- 1 'VaN makais fell In behind it and presently llulcera iSaCS-V- f is.' street for blocks wns lllli-d with n confused "k I'll '&i5s mansof men. the bnnd trying to make the pro- x.v I u&P ces-don double on Itself und mnrch back with vSN),1 Jr the hud toward CHnnl htreet. tlually. In sheer Ov'i- desneiatlnn tho Imnd took its stand in the u i midille of tba road and sturdily maintaining i its ground against thocor.llictlne torrents iliat TV, p.,,,,,,.,,. pouted in dliloiont din ctions down olther side. types or rAnaDEKB. struck un tho Jlarsoillalse. One man who comfortably over a nice creen plot behind the seemed to be a leader. Bpransto tho ceritio i of r,Viewine stand. Jluuy ot tiem had brought the road, pranced up nud down, vvavod his hat F,,dwh'hes along.STrosently thev heard Bome- I Bn.dtTeil'"UrBR.l'?al,i'iT,...i.-t.i Tin.. body veiling: Hey. thoie, got nfT theenihsr' Hut-ofll Tako off your hats I Hats off to l.ooklne nround. they saw ncray coat run- J the .Marseillaise nne toward them, and a rush lor tha street Many obeyed him and lifted their hats as 0lowod. Tho whole crowd ran to Fnurtn nve- theyhonid the strains, but half the crowd kept i ,1UB oxcopt one poor fellovr. who stopped to bats on and laughed nt Iho frantlo man. Iho f00 for aome paper In which towrnpuphls oiih other soclnli-tiqlndlcttl on about thonffalr uinnor. 'Iho ofllcer caught hlra by tho coat was the led Mac which, with three Amoiicau C0Hnr and marched him off in triumph to tho lljuts. wns borne at tho houd. It was not a reg- I Btation house. On his promising never to do it ular red Hag howover. but tho banner of ugHln bo wasroleasod. the order, with the nomo nnd symbols ot the I lh8n nskad last night what he meant by Operators' .Union upon it. In pursuance of u Boilngthat the clonkmokers would have an hint Jrom Inspector Uirnos when the Purmlt early victory. Mr. (Inrslde said: lor the parade wii" Issued, Mr. Oursldp had "i am conlhlont that tho strike will hoover tinted the men to loave o en that flag nt homo j W0Bk. I have learned that lionjamin Ons for fear Its ruddv hue might Itnure tlio cautio par Co.. one of the laigeht llrms in tho hi popular e-tlmnilon, but Iho moii wero Hint Bb0ciutlon, havoovor SJOliOUworlhorout gnr porn on thnt point, and vvhon ihey found that mentfl wuitlngtoliO sewed. They must give tiie inspector had not f.irluildeu It to be car- in. nndlrom all that I can Feo they cannot rled. buthad meroly ndvlsod that the Ameri- 10Ia out more than n week longer. The Man can line be the only banner borne, thoy In- battan Cloak and Bult Company nnd l'npkin.t fluted on carrying tneh Hag In pite of Mr. Marks are eottlne u great deal of the work Oarsldn. I liny put next to it In the Pioco-i-ioii wHoh usually goes to the other pluces." Btrnrisparenov with tho words, Thanks for -j'ho rnatiufacturors who have locked out rnpllo (sympathy." their men tell a different story. They say thoy when iho i roceB on finally got untangled j,nvn nil tho men thoy want nud mannee to llli aDdhtarted nest nlougl ni;al street with the nil the ordera they can get. battered little band droning a lugubrloiiH i n was Ihmicht vebti-rdar afternoon, that niarrh nt its head. Chalrina'i Ualool tho Anial- Henry Simon ol 141 Keflex street, tho strlkor ganiutol lionid of tho Cloakmakersaiid hoc- i wuo wasoluPtied by n policeman last Tliurs Miary Oaifllde roilo In a Paroucho lu which dny, would die. After nu Injectli n of mor- vtre also enrnoii two largo Ametlcnn Hags, pinne, however, he rallied, Too physician left Aliervvard Mr. inirMda iiiouptou a Iioiho and instructlonH that Iho patient's bend bo kept lode up and down the lino, his tall, straight covered with Ice. Mrs. Hlmon had roielved figure and blond hs.'nl making him the most some money from Mr. (inrbldo, hutwasunablo C'la-mciious o.iiuro ul the PiociisMion. l.very- to obtain any Ice In tho neighborhood. Kho wuoro that ho wont lie was greeted with cheers finally got it at Undertaker Dlehl's lor nothing, from the men. A gtont many chlldion in that poverty A detail or policemen irecedodthe lino ami Btrlcknn neighborhood cry incossantly for milk, titedeie y oiideavoi'toseciiteaclear pnssuco n0,i the Inability to procure It causes tho lor the marchers through the crowned streets, utrlkers moro anxloty than their own hunger. Iholiouy of tho men ninrchnd close logother Mrs. A. Ureenbaum of HI Hherlff Htreet.ro Inlllesoi lour. Their marching wns n-ilhor ported to Mr. (larsldo yesterday that she had Prtttv iiorlmpresflvo. They had not even the not a cent in hor house, and nhked for asslst ml.ltlon common to almost all bodlm of men nnce. In company with a Hum roporterMr. "arching, to koep step. Many of them wero (,nrsldn wont to tho nddrOSB given. In two Uino una moro were bo Infirm that thoy hnd to i foul-smolllng rooms, whloh. navo for a bod loan oil their neighbors aa 'hoy tumblnd I B0ad, a tagged lounge, a table, and a bureau, acme. Naturally ttroet car drivers and truck- vjoio bare, he found tho woman, her hutband, pjn had I ttle resi oet for eucIi a turnout, und Hnd three girls under live yoarsof ago, with too lino urn! to wind in and out In boi pontine n,0 norl "imncer" plainly wiltten on their intUlon vvhorovor it could llnd room to get aces. Hlnco early morning, Mrs. Ureonbaum Itirouch. fald. they had had nothing but a oup of tea lbe llrst and lnrcist body was Oporators nude mo stale bread and they .were about to Lnion No. l, of which thnie are sixteen Co hungry to bed with nothing In iho house to trut.cliet )n this alty. After that inmo tho rat when ihey woke up. Although It Is against "aliiin brnnoh of tho Union, and thou a few the by-laws of the union lor Mr. Oaraide to elvo Jl rosentntives of the Cutters' I nioii. with the out any mouoy to Individual cases n distress i iontractois' Association brlncincun tho rear, without tho consent ot the bxocutlvo Jiourd. Ky as ihe proresbinn pas-rd alnneional street hegnvn tha woman $:i and made each ot tha Wv "'rew1. to. by actual count, two thousand mou voting ones happy with a illmo. saying. Id Wf ln.lt. Vt hen ft had rmiched Union square an- raiher etealJS than teo that woman nnd her S'-ber count made Its numbers l.WM. many chlldicn goto hod hungry." The contributions p.t'ii niiilUu out ulons thu wuy on acoount ol received nt tho hondriunrters. 1 xQ Huffollc '"beat. streot. yesterday amounted to nearly ilia ihtre was a halt nnd a wranele when tho At the request of the locked-out cloakmak- """lo' the line had loaoheil the Jlowery. The eis. on Monday their eafovvnB presented to the .en vruntod to wait lor other unions which, (irnnd Jury. They, oekod lor indlolmonie I Lv.T "'It hail promised lo join Ihe mnrch. for conspiracy agaln6t the employers who plla tho podce ro ued to allow a blockade at padlocked them out. lesterdav tho Or nnd 'tirriiwdoJaooiner. Tho men finally movod Jur rofuvod to find tho Indictments. The t?and woro soon trudging ud Uroadwny In a jUuo Grand Jury mlused a similar request. .ihk "rueelhig line. nihe wlmlows on either Wjj uvreru n,eii Wtti iiioplo. tbe majority of Htubbed Ibe Stakeholder. K gti.? ;fl,?la,9he'?,Tc1?ord.BoI!:t!n9orne rfyfne A t oc.urr.a ,..rd.r alumeca la .roe oa mj ifrn'il'ink houtos mo on Jlroadway above th, mcoiiiI floor of tbt teuentntlieua Eat Moty- ;.,'l!l1Hratt. and tliere were freiiuent demon- MTtniB sumi aron colored mn who were playlnf I llilo.mll?a,'it,nt'f?"e'i'!1',r''',eJl,.?1?.,ilie es,a.b' "crpi." Otorne Oreen wm struck oa tbe bd with I its r.?,l.S' lopklus. MurkB Wllkisou. who w,, p'n4 John. Ironn who was heldlea sutet. was tiS i,b. ,b0 l"0,"1 Ihe oi eratlors wore all at JJi'ft" in tirJ ,M,'Z is utKo. y ore.n. Jroniw. linn """Iowa ami raised a cheer as Ihe proces- fuen to ine rreiiiyierlan lloavliaL flrten was ar i J!,"1!"9 '"I" 'Kht. whl a Mr. Maiks himself ,",",1 li Hi. Harlem Ji"1' i"? "UiSJ mm out on a window le.igo und waved ,ots .tbM0f irona but sJf thai b.wMtw.eA J"." I Sk"cl1!?' Ihe men. There was similar the knlle la soU-dtUace. U was Mnuadea imtu uai a,amtraUou at iho store of tiio Manhattan neraief. Hlubbed Ibe Stakeholder. A flht ocourred yeilerdsy afternoon la a room on the second floor of tbe teutmeiit home S2 East Ninety seTtnth street eroonif colored men who were playlni crepe." Gtorne Creep mi etruck oa tbe heed with a blllr. and John J. Irons, who wee holdloa eutee. wa iuiCoed In II e ld. at ie ellived. by Oreen. Ironi wee taken to ine rretl.yterUn lloepltal. Oreen wa; er rrittd In "hi llerlem To Ice Jourt bedldnoldeur iiibbioi irona. bat Valdlhai be wae atteeked, ead.vued 'he rafa InaW"uici Ua was remanded uottl taU noralcf, amawaaM NA'IIS OV THE HAILHOADB. L,ateat Information or Interest from All (lunrler. Concornlne tho published rumor that the officers ot tho Illinois Central Railroad Com pany nro seeking to Induco their employees to invest their eatings In the securities of that corporation. Piosldent Fish said to-day: "Tho company has no stook for snlo, but It proposes to nsslst any of Its officers or cmployeos to bur ono share at a time t the fair market price lo bo fixed when the purchn&o Is made, the pur chaser to pay lor his shares In sums ot so or multtplos thereof. On the sums so paid Inter est Is to be credited nt tho rate of 4 percent, and when tho Bum to tho credit ot auy pur chaser nmounts to the sum at which the stock was bought he will rei olvo a certificate for his Rhnre, and can thon, If ho wishes. I ogln tho purchase of another shnro. Tho puiohoMir mny, however, nt nnytlmo liavo his contract I cnnccllod nnd his money returned to him with 1 Intoiost, nnd shall so tocelvo It whenever ho lonvos tho service. Thus tho oomonnr assumes tho entlio .Iskof n lull In the price, ol tho Blinros and tho expense of doing the work. It Is hoped to enlist every frugal person In any wny connected with tho corporation as a part ner on a basis ol tho most liberality to tho email proprietors." Tho prolonged litigation between the lata Congressman David U fiber and IhoBusque hannn Valley Ilnllioad Company Is finally set tled by the decision hand oil down last week hy theCouitnl Appeals. Mr. Wllber broueht nn action aealnst the company tu enlorce an al leged agreement mnde when the road was be ing built, by "Irtuo of wliloh ho wns to give tbo company fro or chnrco tho right of way through bis lands nt Mllford, In consideration of which tho nmpany was to build and main tain tor hla accommodation a switch connect ing the road with Ills oonl yards thore. Tbo oompnny denlod having made such a contract and failod to build bo switch. After four aarB' ol litigation the Wllber ostnto now got n judg ment by tho court ot last rosort affirming Us claim with costs. Tbe Directors ot tha Oregon and Transcon tinental Company on Monday elected tha fol lowing oliuors: Tresldent. Henry Mllard; Vloo-I'rosldent.Colgale Hoy t '.Second Vice-President, 1'nul hchultz; Hccretniy and Assistant Treasurer T. II. Tyndalo: 'Ireasuror and As sistant Heorotary. ti. A. Kadee. Tho rato war between Kansas City nnd Chi cago by tho Alton In retaliation for iho alloged Bociot reduetlon of ratoB by tho Uurlington, Is about to oxtend to the business between linn-en- City and M. I ouls. The round trip rato botween Knnsns City and St, Louis will be ro- duced by the Missouri Paolllc tiom SIS to ill). All the toad, the Santa Ktj excepted, to-dar announced tbe 18.7U Chicago round trip rato, put into effect yesterday by tbo Alton. Tbe Ontario, Cnrbondalo and Scrnnton Icntl road runs for a good part of Its way through n Una dairy region, which has heretofore pro duced only buttornndcliooso. It In now an nounced that the t eglon Is to be made a source of supply of milk to tha New York market. Tha compnny will build milk receiving etationa at sultablo points along Its Una, oudwlll begin navtBprlns running a daily milk train to Now Vork. The Facsoncer Committee of the Trunk Lino Association couldn't got a quorum lor a meet ing yesterday, so consideration of tbo Hum-bure-Amerlcan line's withdrawal ol its orders from the Immigrant Clearing House will go ovor until noxt ii lday. The Sequel of a Connty Seat TVar. PAms, Tex.. July 8. The famous Cross mur der ease lsntanond. Tho jury to-night con vlctedslxof tho gang that murdered Bherlfl Cross and his party in No Man's Land. Fivo were acquitted. The massacre grow out of a county seat war in btovens county, Kansas, two years ago. Sheriff Cross and a small party followed a rosso from llugoiown to No Man's Land. Tho lucotown ponse. led by O.J. Look. Burprlsod Cross In camp and killed him and all bis com panions but one. who escaped by feigning death. 0. J. Cook and 0. K. Cook were among the men convicted. Mr. Vunderbllt'a Yacht nt Nenraort. NEwronT. July 8. W. K. Vnnderbllt's steam yacht Alva arrived this afternoon from Havre via Fayal. buTinu on board Mr. Vanderbllt, his family, guests, and sorvnnts. They bad a very ploasant trip. They left Uavro on Saturday. Juno 27. at 4:35 A. M.. and arrived at Fayal July 1. at 7:50 A. II.. making the 1.419 3-10 miles In 4 days. 4 hours and .0:1 min utes, an average of 14 6-10 knots an hour. They left Fayal July 2. at 7:50 A. M.. and mado the distance irom there. l.U'JO 3-10 miles. In 0 days 5 hours, or a total distance of ;i.40!)G-lo mllos in in days 9 hours 53 minutes, an aver ace of 13 64-100 knots an hoar. Htenmahlpn Don't Own the Ocean Yet. Tbe bin four muted Drltlih bark Falkland trom C. cutta came up the bey yeeterday and anchored nnder Liberty's torch, rjvln? itroUers on the Betterr velkt a ebsnee to admire tier. She t Liverpool built 347 feel lonr, 45 feet beam, and ii feet deep, and can pack SBoO tone ot car?o into her hold. Cspt Uerdlncr, her com roandrr tn the Commodori or the fleet of cotoftsal fall litet-raftof which I'eior VVrlffht 4 t-otn ere ihe Agents Iniblkcltr. Tbe I'episln hai made are roveree b tween thli pori end i rflcutle. on ell of wbtth he bee been accompenltd by hi wife ant chlldron. There are twoothrr bnr eomewhet larger than the Falkland, which haee lull been launched hy the came compear that owns the 1 alltand. Capt. (lardlner Ihtnke hie ere eel can make the trip frnul Calcutta In about ninety days. She ipent tiadavH nn thte vovace havlnjr been retarded by calma and head winds. Her best day's run wai 3.17 mllu. She wUI sail for Calcutta with 120,010 caieiofotL Un. J. XV. ti. Bernolda'a SlTOree Hnlt. The lult of Edith M Iteynolde aislnit John W. 8. Ttejnolds for absolute divorce wai before Jnttice Cnllen jeiterday la the Supreme Cosrt la Brooklyn. Tbe plaintiff testified that ibe wae married to the de fendant In 1877. when be kept a fancy store in Brook lyn, and that be deserted ber within a year and a half. Fhe nerer saw or heard r biro aealn ontll last Septem ber, when be disrorrrcd tbroujrh a private detertlve a.enov thai he was enr aired In thereat estate huslnesa In noslon and ilvlnr in a bouse ut qurstlnnable repute in Krlirffs place. Several witnesses deposed that they bad seen heynntdi In the bouse Miss Hary A fllmp son ratdahe tied seen btm waehlnr id-hee and dolnir irenerat housework In the house before she became aware of tu eharaeter. Justice I'utlen was not satis fied with the proof of Idsatillcatlou, and adjourned Iho beurlnr. la Bllehaal Lumn a Murderer! Mlcbael Lumm, tbe Jereey City scavenger who Is ae. cuied of having murdered John Jenne. a watchman at the Peter's brewery Ice bouses In Gattenbur, Are years ago, had a bearing before Judge Llppincott In tbe Court of Senium In Jersey City jesterday. rhlllp Qrlener, who wai counted on aa the chief witness for the but, refuted to tell anything wnen be wae put on tbe stand. John Schneider, a scavenger for whom (Irlener worked, swore that I.mnmhad confessed lo htm that he bal shot Jenne. and be alio swore that t.rlener had told htm thai be. iirlener, was a witnese of the shooting Judge l.lpi'lnrott did not permit the examination to ea anv further, nut commuted l.umm to await tbe action of the llrnnd Jury and commuted linenrr as a witne'a. The t'oroiier'e Jury hlch investigated .lenne'a death five years ago declared that be bad committed sutcldo. Michael A. Malone Blade Muater Plumber. The appointment of Michael A. Malone as master plumber on the new Federal ballding In Drookljn has caused considerable dlssatlifactlon to one of tbe warring Republican factions In that city. It Is laid to have been brought about through the Influence of eg Judge .lolia Kooucy. who organised the Home and Country Protective llrotherhood nr Wnrklaemen for Harrison during Ihe late campaign Mr. Malone Is a Twenty third ard man and ft Is said be will be k- tectrdtouke his inltuinre for rnngreraan vv.ilaca la Is ertorte for renotnlnatloii next fell The appoint ment la therefore unsatisfactory to Ihe follower ot Lawyer r. 1. Benedict, who ta Mr. Wallace's chief com petitor for ihe comlnatioiL Population nf Ilndaon County Towns. Although Jersey City Is n"t the blggeit city In Mew Jersey, Hudson county Ie tbo biggest county In the State It topi Tiiex county, of which Newark lathe county seat, by about 11,000. Btipirvlsor Hurasted made up his estimate of the count) population yester day II shows that S05.B00 persona live In it. this Is an inorease of 73.onu otcr tbe census or It-su Kearney, a suburb ot Newark, showa the greatest tnrreaer. It base.7io resldenta. or more than .oo per cent, more than it bad tan yean ago West lloboken Is ircoud In point of Increase. It liaa 1 1. not) rltlsens. more than luo per cent, more than It bad trti years ago. Itayonne abowa a gain ot Juit loo per cenL In ten yeara Uutten burg shows the smallest Increase of any ton a In the eounty, about 10 per cent llurclur Carroll Cauabt tiy tbe Kelsuborn. Joseph Carroll, a paloand Hinder young man of 2n, climbed ovir an air shaft lu tlio tenement at 18.1 b'to end street at t o'clock Monday afternoon, and entering Ibe apartment! of Mrs. Barbara VTlela. who was absent, gathered up a silver watcti und soma other trloketa valued at BJO and climbed back again. But anilghbor had seen him enter, and by the time he came out again bad gathered aome more neighbors to receive film policeman helly Joined the crowd, and when Carroll came out be was received with open nrim lie bad tbe wig on htm whrn caught, an Win arraigned at Essex Market ye'lerday he pleaded guilty, lie ai hild to an I er In Special beisloni In i UKl A I)lreed Policeman Imprisoned. George R- Bourne, doorman at the Forty iiventh tract police ilatten, pleaded guilty before Judge Mar tine In the General Beislont yeiterdayof assault In Ilia tblrd degree In attempting to outrage a n year-old girl, Jenale Taatte of 7tu Seventh avenue, who wai a rrll oner lu the nation on a charge of disorderly conduct. Judge Marline said thai ba would impose the heaviest intence possible, and that It would be of no uie for Bourne's companion! an the force to try lo gel tbe sen t.lice alleviated. They are not likely to try. The len ience wai that Bourne ihouid pay tUO One and go lo Ibe piBllintlary for a year. Mr, Aator Olvea the Children a Halt. William Waldorf Aitor paid the expense! of the first trip of the floating hospital ot St. John's Uolld yeitif day morning frem tbe foot of Feat Twenty sixth atreet. Two hundred cilldren enjoyid tbe sail, most of (ken In care or thslr. mothers, Anoibtt eisutlloa trill be given sixt wixly the Guild. ANO'fflliR DOG-BITE CUHE. V1L DATin lOAI.'S UXVEJtlEXCK 11ITU riCTIMS OF ItkliltUl'llUIUA. tie Declare that lie Man a Perfect Itemedy (or the Awful l)le, and Olvea Ila Ceaatlttirata Home of Ilia Cnae. Dr. David T). Toal of 151 Avonno D, In thl city, olnlms lo havo dUcovered u remedy for hydrophobia, lie says he has used It In trenu Ino hydronhobln cases, nud many hundreds of times whero iieoiile bavo boon bllteu by rnbld or cross animals, and bns never hnd n death lesult from hydrophobia aftor Iho romedy has boeti properly taken. Dr. '1 oil hna beon prac tising; over twenty years, but is now retiring from practlco and devotlnc mostot his atten tion to ndrtiR store. Tho first ronlly serious enso which enmo to his notlco vv.iB, ho hays, about nineteen jo.irs nco. Ho wns nt that tlino tho pluslclnn for Mr. White's family, ot til Horatio stroot. I'lvo mombers of tha fnmlly, the lather, mother, two dnURhtors, nnd one son, wero bitten by n pot cat, which hnd rroviou-ly boon bitten by n mad dot;. The dec altorward died with tho rcaulnr rraptoms of hydrophobia. Throe woekslator iho mombors of tho family beenn to exhibit pecnllar symptoms, nervous ness, extremo Irritation at noisos of all kinds and at times wero eolzod with sudden spnsms. One of tno daughters, tbe roost boautlful nnd accomplished of tho family, was attackod r.ioio t-uddcnly and violently than Iho others. When Dt. Toal wns called ho found her sulleilnc from uorvoiH falntlni: spoils, a tlchteninc about the choi-t. and an inability to swallow liijutd or food of any kind. Thoso symptoms rapidly crow worse. On tho dav before her doaih Ur I.ooinla was called in as ousultluc phyblclnn. nnd pro nounced tbo case ono of violont hy-tcrln. Dr. Toal wauol tbo opinion that It wan hydropho bia, and predicted that tho clrl would dlo Iho noxt dny, by or buforo a o'clock. At H:4U P. M. tho loliowlni: day sho dioii. The other four members or the fnmlly had already com menced to show the symptoms. Aa lait io hort Dr. Toal save them a mlMute. of which th6 principle Initredlent wns lodhle ot potas sium. Tho results woro better than be could have anticipated, for the symptoms died away, and In a few days every nioinbor was per foclly cutod. 1 Dr. Toal was called cno afternoon to tho bou-o of n laboring man in Avenue C. near Klifhth street. 'J ho man had bocu bitten six months before by a mad doe. Hydrophobia symptoms In tholr worst form hnd auduenly began to develop, nnd at tho tlmo Dr. 'i oal envv the man he was ravine. Ha wna eol od with most awlul spasms, durini: which ho would crawl nround the room on lit hands nnd teet. barking nnd snapping liko a dog. nnd trying to blto any one Who tried to come near him. He was unable to swallow. Six men bound him so that ho could do no harm, and n strong t-olu-I tlon ot Iho druct was Injocted Into his body. In the inornlngthesymptomshadentiiolypas od, and the man, although weak, wont about bis work, and oltor taking tho mlxtu'o internally for a few dura thoroughly recainod his formor health. A year ago last winter a man JnmesFnrrelly of T'.tf.Kast Eleventh stteot employed in tho horse car stables lu Klcventh i-truot, botween Avenues C audi), was bitton In the hand by a rat. while cleaning out ono ot tho mangors. Tbe rnt bit the fingers of his lelt hand s-o m verely that thoy bled profusely. The wounds wero bandaged, but the llttlo llngor and hand began to swell and to grow very painful. With in a week peculiar sensations wcro folt tn tho vicinity of the wounds. Ono night, three weeks aftor the biting, bo awoke fooling bad all over." Hiitotco had an unnatural sound: be had difficulty in breathing, and lolt a peculiar tlgbtm-ss about tlio throat, llo wont at onco to Dr. Tool's office. Tho Doctor belioved thnt It was a case ot hydrophobia, and turned on the water In his otllce. instantly tbe man had a convulsion. Tho lightness in his thront mauo It difficult for him to swallow, and Dr. Toal bad a bard time get ting a tablespoonful of the mndlrlno luwn. Father Ward of Ht. IJrldgld's Church. Avonue 1$ and l'.ighth street, wont to Farrelly's house nnd saw him aftor bis return from tho doctor. Father Ward's statements about tho man's condition nt tbe time are similar to those of Dr Toal. In the morning all the symptoms had disappeared, and Farrolly rosumod work as usual. The prescription which Dr. Tool uses Is com posed o the following ingredients Iodide of potabslum. 4 drachms: tlncturo of l'eruuan bark. 2 ounces, simple syrup, 4 ounces. I ur hydrophobia, olther before or after the symp- torus haveappeaiod. tho dose Inordinary enses Is n toa-poonlul threo times a day. after each meal. This to be continued one woek. In cases where tho symptoms uro somewhat de veloped a tabtoRpoontuI is to bo taken, bhotild the patient le In such a condition as not to bo nblo toswalloT, tho medlelne can bo glvon by lnieotlon. and produces pimilnrre-ults. Instead oicautorlrlng the wounds from dog bites or othor animals Dr. Toal ptefers to uso a salve which, hitalllrmn. nets very powerfully in drawing out tho poison, if any 1ms found lu way Into the svs'em. Tho snlve Is composed as follows: Extract ol belladonna, onasiruplo; resin ointment, lit ounces. This Is to bo ap plied to tbe viound every four hours during the period that tho former medicino Is tnken. Dr. Toal sat s that elnco he began using this trentment forhydropholjla.ninotonn vears ago, bo has proscribed it fully two thousand times. In all the cases of doc bltei which have come to his notice, and he hns somo pretty bad ones, ho hns Invariably administered tho drug ana Balve. and has nevor known of a Binds disas trous result. 3IAV-DUO BCABE IS CONNECTICUT Mrs. Palmer and Her Children Coming: to Kaw York for tbe Pusteur Treatment. Nonwjcii, July 8, A hydrophobia soare has provalled in eastern Connecticut since last tall, and several hundred dogs thnt bad been bitten by rabid onos have been killed within two months. There havo been two deaths from hydrophobia among citizens who had beon bitton by rnbld dogs while In the act ot killing tbe animals. Michael Carney of Flalnllcld died after treatment In New lork. Yesterday a mnd-dog scare was started In this county, when Mrs. J. O. Palmer nnd her two children, a boy of 14 and a phi ot 'J years. orKkonkHIII were bitten by their young dog. which had been ailing for several days. After biting the family the dog ran to a neighbor's and bit kovoral animals there bofoiehewas shot. Mrs. Palmer and bercbildton will goto the New York Pasteur Institute to-morrow night tor treatment. Belael Hying; or Ilia Wound. Watva l'Lsiai, July 8 Christopher RelieL the fifty-year-old German who was shot by Constable Albert fichroeder at Wakefield on Thursday, ta still living, but hi! death Is expected, llo mill bal tbe bullet In Ms chest Kelsells an eccentrlo German tinsmith. Borno boyi were stealing Uierriri and be rired a load of huck ehot at them. Ono shot ilruck Charles Garrode, a twelve ear-old boy. nrar tne right eye ana pasted lute tits brain Ilelse! himself wax shot by Constublo r-ohroeiirr while be w as resisting arrest Coroner Mathews took the nnte.morlstn itatement ot Frelsel )eierdy. It is as follows. "1 reildff tn tne village r.f Wakefleld. In the town of East I'heitrr. The man eame to arrest me and I did not want to go with hlui I had some talk with him about It. and the ofllcer drew his revolver on me and then t aatd 1 had a gun lo and could use It. I did uol point the gnu nt the ofllcer "The buys threw stones at the house where I lived and were annoying me. The hnye broke my window! with Btouee and applre The boys were behind a board fence when I shot one or them. I shot from my window ttirough a rrat k tn Ihe fence. I told the boys repeated Iv that If ihey did not leave me at'me I would shoot them. They left me atone for a lew days, then came taok. Tbe flrst time 1 ihot 1 did it to scare them, but as they continued lo throw atones I ibol at one liaw through tbe fence." The Canadian Government to Appeal to ltome. Ottiwi, July 8 It Ii understood that the Govern ment Is about to lay a complaint at ltome against Mgr. I.aflecbe. Bishop of Three Itlveri. for uilng undue In fluence at recent elections. The Government Intends alie to conteil all the leati in Three Itlveri district on the lame grounds, all these icati navlng been carried by Conservative! On the other lined cerratu Comrrv atlvraare preparing a charge agalnit Mur Guar for using undue Influence to secure Mr. Jlerrler'e return In ilonnventure bv atclamailou. Home tit the charges inade aguin't the ilsrgi are very strlom Mgr tluny Is the prelate who is churved with having obtalucd I2.&4) lo build a hospital, and used It lu building a prcebytery fur lilaisclt. Armament ol tbe Philadelphia. WiMiixi.lo. July P. The ordnance outfit ot tbe new crnlssr I'lilladslphla Including the carriages aud pro Jectlles, let! Iho Washington Kavy Yard V esterday on a train of smen rari The train will go directly Into the CrmpV yard in rhilndclphU and bu unloaded there. The iwrlve large guns fur the new crul-r uitlleavo the proving grounds at Anuaimlii to morrow Alter receiving this armament the MilU.lelphia will proceed to Mew York, where Iho iltttng out wllf be comp.elel Oolden ltod for tbo Htate Flower, Atsinr, July 8. Superintendent of Public Instruction Draper bu announced the vote for a Slate Bower ai followi! Golden rod, Bl.snA, rose, 70 CM: daisy, S03, violet, SI, ITS: pansy, ai.aoi. Illy. I Illy ef tbe valley, ll2U, trailing arbutus 7.8Sj buttercup, e,U7 scat tering, 2t,IAi. Total, 318.071. Stricter with tbe Hlablea. Tbe Board of Health his amended lbs ordinance ri ming to tba disposal of manure, 10 ai to make tbe re strlctloni more severe Baled manure must be removed within ten days, and a permit u. Decenary to keep any other kind of manure for more (ban a day or two. ex eept In very small private stables, There will be a great Improvement lu this particular when tba surface rail toads iU t&tlr U.uuucorici and pat eningairamoiMa a ristr jo BtBiiAnvn. lie Makes a Hpeeon to the New fork Itlle. nen Who On tn Mee lllm. Oem.!!?, July 9. Tho Independent New York Bhootlng Corps, Intuit uniform, paid a vlt-lt to Prince llismatck to-dar. The party comprised Mopsib. Dlehl, William Weber, Hermann Weber, Khret. Klsenhauor, nooplner, Koerber, Koster, Krone, 0. Krauss, Loewer, Lolling. II, Mahronbrlz, A. Mahronholz, Unas, tiplltdorf, Hteln, Welter. Wlnteimoyer, VVcgcler, and Wnldschmldt, Chief Forester Lnnge con ducted thorn to tho cnstlo. where Prince Bis marck shook hands with each ono. William Wolur expressed tho thanks of tho party for tlio prhlleao given thorn ot visiting tlio groat man to whom Germany owed her unity. Thousands ot his associate", ho said, would envy his standing nt l'riodrlchiiuho, nnd the dny would bo iho ploasnntosi memory they would cniry back to America. i Princo lllemaick oppressed his pleasure at I the Unit nnd snld he was fiurnriicd to hour 1 only Gorman names, derman- in America, ho mid. must feci sa i-lled with tho unlilcatlon of Germany oven on tho othor side of the Atlan tic. Formerly ono wai a Maon, another was a i Prtistdan, and nnothoi-wnsn Hes-lan: but now onch called hlin--olf a Uoimnti. The i.tntks men might, ns (Jermnti pioneers furthe con tribute toward tho preservation of tlio tlo-v knl'tltiK tho two nations, lie hnd nlwais striven to maintain good relations with Aniotl ra. lnbisopiulon It would hnvo boon foolish I toimnrrol over such n-mnll 'lUuKtloti its that of Hnmoa, und he hnd ihoti'foro worked enorcotl cally tu oQectlin nmlcnblo settlement ot tho manor. At tho luncheon whlcn followed Mr. William 1 Wcborenton Hlsraarck'B right, and Commer cial Councillor Weuoler. n nu Imuotiiiy mnm- I ber ol tho Iiidenondont Corps i-at on his telt. I Theex-ChancollorwnB In n ciioory mo nl. and relntod many Interesting anecdotes of his Hie. Ho inquired Into thn coi ttltiou of the beer and wine trnde In America, and asked for ilotalls of tho day's Hbnotlng. Allot the repast Prince Illsmnrck smoked hM favoilio pine, whllo tho guesis vvoio li'ga o-l I with I'bolee elgarc. Yesterday tlio Pi Inco hml 1 his photograph takon on horsoback.and ho promised tn ittvo ill. Weber ono of the pie turotnhen they nro completed. Tho MM'ors lnPOitod the estnto aud stailod on tholr re turn lo ISerHn at 5 o'clook. i.oxnov I'ur.icE tkuubles. The Cenatabte on Duty Flabtlnc n How Wtreot Mob. London. July 8. Another disorderly mob gathorod in Bow stroot ton ght. nnd thoro j wero bovcral ugly rushos during tho evening. but the mountod polb'O sufllcod to proservoa semblanco ot ordor. Tho shops wero closod onrlv. Tho night polloo went oa duty puno tnally. Two members of tho police force who were taken Into custody lor as-aultlng superior oiih ots yesterday have ench been sontencod to fourti-en dais' Imprisonment. The men are i weakening. They have nn organisation, nnd It Is not likely that thoy will at empt to enforce 1 their demands by ii general strike. It Is I probnblo h wevor, thnt lurthcr Isolated dls tuibanccs mar occur. I At 10 P. M. the polleo cleared and occuplod tavern about How stroot. arroitlnc sixteen persons. Tho mob mado furious a-tempts to rescue tho nrlsnnoia. and fourconstnblos were 1 badly Injured with missiles. It Is es Imatod that SfUl constnblos wore on duty In I he vicinity, but the maiotltv ware withdrawn afier mid night, when tbo excitement subsided. The Princo nnd Princess ot Wales vUlted the opera ugalu to-night. Germane nnd Ensllnb In A'rlca. London. July 8. A deputation bended by Sir Donald Currle. mnnaglng director of tho Castlo lino ol steamers plying botween London nnd South Africa, wnitod on Lord Snllsbury to-day and obiocled to tho Increase of Oorman authority In Fouth Africa. The deputation urged tbo retention by the hngllsh of v olfli-ch liny. Lord Ballsimry promlsod to oonsider the matter, but declinod :o speak lurther. as on 1 Thursday, ho said, ho would move In thoHouso of Lords thnt tho bill providing for the carry ing out of the Anglo-Qormnn agroomout pass ttft fcnpnnil readmit. Huron Wlsimann III. BEni.iN. July 8. Tho Aorffc German Gazttte says that though Boron Wlssmnnn Is ill and rouulres a norlod of rest, ho hai not resigned his po-itlon us imperial Gorman Commissioner to l.nBt Alrlcn, Baron ismann writes to the ilosf that mls plons in Africa denorv o procodenco as a civiliz ing motor but that tno enormous Bums ex pended by British mlsxlona aroout of propor tion to tho roaultb achieved. The Snriltoun rjlrtkee a Bock. Lonpon. July 8. Tho United States man-of-war Saratoga, while leaving Plymouth to-day. struck on Duke Bock, but backed off within a low mtnutos and enmo to anohor. The dam ace. It Is liolloved. is trilling. Tho Saratoga sustained vory slight damaco, and proceeded for Southampton. BelBlnm tVIlt Own ibe Congo State. BnussEM. July 8. Parliament assemblod tn extra sosslon to-day. A bill will bo Introduced In the Chnmber of Deputies to-morrow giving financial support to the Congo Btato and pro viding for tbe eventual taking over ot the Slate by Belgium. JCatypt IVantn .England to J-eave. London. July 8. The Turkish Government bns Bont a now noto to tbo British Government demanding that it ilx a date upon which Egypt will bo ovacualed by tho British troops with out tho right of again occupying that country. Tbe German Shooting; Con testa. Berlin. July 8.-In tho rlflo contests here to day Mossrs. BuBfe, Kraus, and Bchrooderof New York won cups. In tho shooting to-day Zlmmermann won sixth prize at tho llxed target. Protective Poller for Spain. Madbid, July 8. Tho now Cabinet has Issued n circular outlining its policy. It announces Its intention to give decided and sincere pro tection to national productions by a revision of tariffs. French Travellers Cross Thibet. Pahis, July 8. The Trenoh traveller Bonva lot, accompanied by Prince Henry of Orleans, has crossed ThllilL and arrived at Tntfilou, lu the province of Se-Chuon, China. Proteallnc Acalaet tbe 3IcKlnlej BUI. Sheffield, July fl. The Mayor of this city, according to the petition of 2,000 burgesses.has called a meeting for Monday next to protest against tbe McKlnlcy bill. Kyrnud and Ills Mistress Meat. Taihs, July 8. Eyraud and Gnbrlelle Bom pard were confronted to-dar at tbe scene of the murder ot UouoV. They adhered to their previous Btatemonts, An Ovation to Ada Behaa. London, July Miss Behnn, received an ovation last evening on tho revival ot The Taming of the Shrew." No Cholera In France. I'AniB, July 8. The Hoard of Health declares thnt there has not been a single caso of oholera in France this summor. Count Kulnokr Getting TTell. Viknna, July 8.-Count Kalnoky Is rapidly recovering. To-day be was ablo to receive the Italian Ambassador. Lord Boseberjr Iteslgns an Otdee. Ivondon, July 8. Lord Bosobory bns ro signed trom tho County Council. Two Patients for Ur. Otbter. Two patient! wire received at the I'asteur Institute ycstird.iy, a seven year-old girl from New Jersey, and a bant clerk of thleclt). Bach had been bitten by u dog that bad shown symptoms of madness, and In earh case the dog bad been killed The veterinary surgeon froiii .tlaMscbusetis Is doing welL lie la the only one of the patients who was bltipu by a dog known tn be jnad lir. nioler says that the treatmint applied to the urgeon does noi dltter from thai gheu to other imtlent', and thai be will be cured, or completely In oculated, within the ordinary time. Tbe Steatnahlp Glascow Safe In Port, A telegram to tha Maritime Exchange from King ston, Jamaica.) liter Jay.anuouuced that the iteamshlp (llasgow, Capt. Allen, had )uii arrived there The tltaigow left New VorL on June 1 for the Barbadoes whence ihe lailed two weeka later for Venezuela Pad weaiherdelajed ber, and evintually drove her entirely from her eourse Her provisions gave out at the end of ttie Urn weok. and ber crew have been near starvation everilnro The cablegram Orsrrihed them as utterly wrelohsd and worn out when they got Into Kingston. Br. Meuchtou Wins tbe Appointment. Dr. Houghton, assistant ta Dr. (lultiros at the Bargs Office, received a letter from Burgeon Ueneral I amll ton yeiterdsy Informing htm that In the examination for appointment onlhestaO ef the Marine Hospital be had secured tbe hltf best percentile thui entitling him to the appointment- Dr. lienedlct nr Hunalo stands lecond ou the list aud Pr Keener of rblladclphla third. Ueora H, Ourree's Itealcaallosu Wimcno, July 8 -The Attorney.ntneral has re reived tbe resignation of rieorxe.S Purjee, Lolled etalei Atternty for the dliirlct e w Jersey. SHBHBHLHHLiLflLHHHHI cijiirrir. William Ilenrr Bwan, who died at Poland. Me., on July fi, was an eminent Now xork ship ping merchant. He was 70 years old and a native of Portland, Me. As a youth ho wont Into tbe employ nt Kith .V. Grlnnell tu New York. When Mr. Grlnnell died Mr. Swan was takon in, nud the namo heenmo Grlnnoll, Mlnturn .t Co. I'ndor his management the busluoss Inurea'-eJ. Those- were iho glorious days ot American success upon the eons, nnd the clippers of Grlnnell. Minium A. Co. carried pasFongers, malls, and freight all nlong the coast nnd across the ocean under the United States Hag. Somo of tho ships accommodated as many a9'00 pnsengors. After stonmshlpB bognn their ontnpotlllon tho firm olmnged to a commission business. Mr. Swan wns one ot the founders ot the Produce Kschnnge, nnd ii director of the Continental Insurance Com pnny nnd ot tho Manhattan Hank. Though hy l mndo plenty of money, he gave away too inuoti to got Into tbornnksot tho millionaires. I'.very i year ho gavo thousands to public charitlos and to Individuals, but nlways so Ihat his host friends only beard of tho gilts Indirectly. Mr. Swan was a bachelor, and tho nearest relatives are two brothers, n nloco. and a sts'er. The nletolstho wlfoofDean Sago, nnd tho sister Is Mrs. ltncbot Manning ot Albnuv. Ono of Ihe i llrothorBisadoctor In Portlntid. and the other n retired banker also In I'oitlatul. In lHi Mr. Swan retired Irom bulness. lie will be burled I at Portland. JnmeB Herrlnglon rilnd nt 0 on ova, III., on Mfii'iliiy night. Mr HcriltiL'ton vvns one ol the bci-t known icpresontatlvosof the i omocratlu i party In Illinois. A llttlo ovot a you- aiM ho uirt'trd from nn ittttu'l; of paralysis, brought on 1 y gonoral poor health, from which he never recovered. A couple of weeks ago bo wa- takon Biiddnnlv Willi a chnrp pain In tho lelt oyo. 1 widen was followod by a second stroko of 1 paralysis, lie had beon unconscious elnco Sunday, oxcopt at tutorials wboti he was ublo for a short tlino to recognlzo his wife and chil dren, who woro about his bodslde constantly. Wednesday thodocora gavo up horo of his roiovery. He has been a prominent figure lu Democratic Stato politics for almost a quarter of i century. or about lllteeu tears ho was a leading member ou tho Dumociatic tddo of tho lower Hotieo of tho Illinois ijcnorul Assembly. Tl.o llov. Joseph BnchouBky, S. J., died sud denly ol thermic foier at St. John's v ollego. itrdhatn yeslorday. in his G'Jtb joar. Ho had sail mn'-s In the morning. He was born at Prngtio. In Bohemia, wueto be mndo his pre paratory and colleciato studlec. Ho entered the Society or Jesus in lbSD. nnd was among those expelled Irom Austria tu ltMS. Ho then camo to Ivew I'rlenn-, whoio lie labored lor an' onil Tour.-. Ho wiw a chntdain In tho Con federate Bcivlfc. Portwenty-ouo yea'B ho was thncliu billion Ward's 1-land Lat yoar lie I'elebratod tho goldon juliiloo of bin life ii" it Je-uit, Ho was tho author Jl ihe woik entitled Tbo Church of the Parables." Col. J. II. Fraloy Is dead at Scranton nt the ace of 411. llo was born In Louisville, hy.. In 1P44. At on early ago be mado n voyage around tbe world, with his uncle. Admiral J'ra ley. Ho wns at colloco when tho civil war brokeout, but ho loltind a t'onfodemto regi ment nn I came out of tbo war a Colonel. Lnter ho heenmo it iionepiinor writer, and for a tlmo was connected with tlio -Yafionat J!etutltcan of Washington. Theodore de Laiarte, a composer of note, ti dead at Paris. He waa tho author of "Lo Hoi detarroau"(18H3). "Lo PottruIt"(18S3l, Le Socrot do i'Onclo Vincent" 11855). and other vtorks. Of late vears ho had been ns-lstnnt librarian at the Paris Upi.'ra. He was born In 18i,j. Alfred Wood, an old nnd highly rnspoctod citizen of Cambrldgo, Mass.. and father of Prof. Edward H. Wood of Harv.in College, died Buddenly ou Monday. He established a gro cery business in Harvard equate In DUU, and in 1887 retired from business. He was 7l yearn old. Itohort S. Relsoy, a o nsplcuous citizen of Oswego, died there last week, aged G3 years. He ropro-ented the First Assembly district of Oswogo county for one term In tho Btato Leg islature and served terms as clerk and librari an of the city of Oswego. P. I). Wlgginton. who was the candidate of the Amorlcau party for the Prestdncy In tho last cnmpnlgn.and nho bub served two terms In Congress as u ltoprosontatlvo from Califor nia, died nt his homo la Oakland, Cab, on Mon day after a short illness. Capt. James C. Howard died at Winthrnp, Mo., yesterday, aged )0 years. He wan an ofll cer ot tbe old Mnlno militia, a well-known temperance man, nnd a Democratlo politician. Ho was a relative ot Gen. O. O. Howard. Henry Halo of Salom. Mass., one of tho oldest business men ot that city, died on Tuesday. Ho established a hardware business about 1b27, and hud done business on tho same spot ovor slnco that time. William Tblckett, who lived in Flushing for more than sixty years, dlod at his borne. 100 Washington streot. in that place, on Sunday, aged bO. He taught school In Whltestone many years ago. Thomas L. Moxloy, tho old-tlmo minstrel, died Monday at Baltimore, aged G2. He was famous years ago as Muster Floyd," lenialo impersonator. Cary W. Jones, a young merchant and mem ber of tbo Petersburg. 'b.. City Council, aged 38 years, died yesterday ot congestion ot the bowels. H. J. B.Hudson, an Insurance agent nnd well known resident of Linn, died suddenly on Mondoit night ot heart disease, aged 67 years. James W. Stanloy, n woll-known journalist ot western New York, died at his home In Koch oster late last night, aged 18 years. Miss Fhrrbe Scott died tn Jackson county. Ind.. on Monday, aged 88 years. She was a native ot Morristown. N. J. Nationalists Orataalze. Nationalists cf the Twenty-first Assembly district met at 13 Wit Forty-second street last night, and formed a psrmanent orgaulxatlon. Addresses were made by Prof Do Leon, tbe Ber. Dr. De Costa, Theodore r. Wateman. and tba Iter. J. O. Itaymond. Jobn Itath burn was elected f reiident, ana ltoger Merrltt Secre tary. Miss Cbevailller and Mr. Rathburn were elected delegates to attend the convention In Cooper Union to morrow evening wnen it Is expected that a union on candidates will be effected between the Nationalists and the boclallsUc Labor party. Where Yeeterdaj's Fires Were. A. M. la-ts, 71 Thomas street, Rlohsrd Brandt's grocery store, damage ISO; 1.60, 269 West Seventeenth street, ash barrel, no damage. 2 15, 117 Division street, J, W, Itoulatl's butter no re. damage 130; 10.65, 29.! East Second street, Esther Meyer"! apartments, damage MS; P.M. l M. 158 Booth rifth avenue. D. Raphael's hat fartory. damage loM 7 in, 'J Undson street, James barrow s wtnowware. broom, and cordage factory, damage f '.iieoo, and 139 chambers street, Ittdley a Co, 'a candr factory, damage mxj; s.M, lie Avenue D, no damage. vAiaxic iNTHZ.LiaE.saa. 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Bremen TflJJA l. Iiisia v. I'lty ot I lilcagn, Liverpool 1I3UA. M. Pelluyiei. Mri men I.gypt. Llverptiol. t. Naiextlo, Liverpool e.KIA. M. 111 A. M. Miranda. Ilalllax UnslM. hoiinllsnd. Ilremin II.'SIAM ll:.HA. M. Philadelphia. Ljguayra .r.'MOPM. a sop, u. Saratoga, Havana. luul'. 11. siuul'. M. rdft fo-rmiri oto, I'ludad Condat. Havana... .10-0) A.M. I2 00U, llhaetla. Hanihiirg IJiop. M. bun Merro.. I'olou 10 00 A. VI. Ufioll, htaleof hevada. (dosgow, eiuOA. M, The tjueen, Liverpool leromxf. srxsviuira J'ue ro-djv. Wisconsin Queenstuwn June 21) btateof I'ennsylvanta .Movilie June 2H Indl.i Oiuratiar June'JI llnve'la llierpool June .'1 i'lty nt hew York. Liverpool July J France Loudon June 24 ue 77iUrfday, July ta (lallle gueeiistnwn July 2 Werhendam Amsterdam June 2t i"irilan Monarch London June -'J Imt Vidag, July II Saale Ilremin July 2 Columbia boutbampton July dtrinuulo Quccustown July U put Aiitmiav July IX Klriirla Ilverpool July Hindoo Hull June as Itbyulaud Antwerp June 17 Llauoad I'lty nwansea June 27 xVtte tindot. July It. Arliona Oueenitowo. Jolr e LaUsxcogns Havre .Jaly e Chsitor Uvllifdam Juai 2 SUMMER HINTS, (Hxclisnge I Do not tsx the ijitm with nny exeessea (Si AvolJ draught! (whether of air er Ice-water) when jYj perspiring profusely. i ii Kemimber ihstths heat Isdehllltatlag In effect and i that tbe lite lorcei must be sustained. I tji Draw modrralely en the water coo er. Drink slowly, H fW In small mianiltlei ami nut frequently. J J Remember that when persplrtnr. son are liable to r catch a chill by sudden rhinge of temperature. A lam- mircold la more annoying ttim a winter one. J. i. Whin you feel the weakening effect of tho beat, lake it L a drink of pin e wliiskey In water. It Is nnndertnl what J a healthful and eustalnliig etTect It will have iij id r.cmember that onlv pure nhlev should under any ?3 1 clrciunslanres tensed "Ihe whiskey which hi! tba w Y highest standing and belt recommendations Is Duffy's Ture vtalt. i KNOPF-M.VltXOV-ln- ihe Rsv. Rsphia ,f J lienismln, M A., on July u IM, Davll iCnopt, Esq., t J lo kllis Lena Mirxon t XZ3SX3. i II Kr.I..-nn Stindar. nth lust, at.tr. M. Harriet, tha ''I be oved wifeof Itlrhard llell. '.'SI Laxlngtonnr I A!i Funeral services todar at lo A. M at the Uhhreh st j o St John llaptl't Lexington av, corner. 'isttiet jv BI.OOHtJOIl.-At Arlington. N J. on Monday, 1 'j'' July 7, Kllahetli widow ot Thomas T. Oloodgeod, tH' In the "tih ear of herage. hill" Funeral services frm tho residence of her iliters, f G.' pit llroidway, fli.shlng. S Y, on Thursday, the J lJf loth Inst,, at '.'o'clock I' M. Train lexvei Long h 5(' Islund City fur llr'de st nt I o'clock. 11 nitACIIKNHKY -sud.lrnlr, at Fnrdbam College- 1 iU Ihe llev Joseph lirarhensky. tt J. In nil osih yeax y funeral atno'clock Thuraday morning, -t J IlltOIIAltn -On July 7. 1 line lirodanL .t Relative! and friends are respecirullr invited to at- J f'l tend the funeral ou Wednesday, July l at 3tt West iLi S.'dsL nUK.NH At New Rochel S. Y en Monday, July M 7, Martin Burns. jH Funeral from bis late residence, Wednesday, July at I ift a i M l! C'AMI"BKI.1,.-Sriih C. Campbell, aged 20 years. 1 h Relative and friends are Invited tn attend the funeral j fromS3 West lltb st., on Wednesday 9ih Inst i'f COIIi:N.-(ln Monday July 7, Midi late residence, j jltJ I4 Mrrtle av., llrooktyn, rtamuel Cohen, belove4 if busbend of Julia Cohen nee Pike. J aP! TIKVI.IX.-Micliael Devlin, native ot lownland FaL t it:. lagh, county T)rone, Ireland, aged 57 years. j Pfl Helativ ei and friends are respectfully invited lo attend ij t the funeral from his late residence,!") Morris it,. IV? Jersey City, to-day, at a o'clock 1'. H. sharp. Inter- 't meat Cnlary Cemetery. J ti' County Tyrone (Ireland) paper! please copy. Ui KtVl.NM.-Suddenly. July 7, at Drlfton. ra, F.lixa- iV beta Alice, daughter of Alexander and Annie EvrLnc TWI agsd 10 months and 7 days. 'I fujt FIi:i,I. At Hotel Ampersand, Lake Sarsnso. N. T, j Iw on July 0. William Miller Meld, aged IS years, only W!, surviving sonot Wltltttn lllldrsth and Lottie B. m( Held. Wh Intierat Wednesday morning. Jnlvn, atlOa'eleek, t from the Church ot SL Paul Ibe Apostle, SBtb si, R aifi and dthav.. where a mass of requiem will be offered wi jt'i (or the repose o( his sout. AI FIScnEH.-Ou July 0, Henry Fischer, aged 84 ,U J ears '1 jj Relatives nnd friends are Invited to attend the f nnerat J from 023 liasinttiet, on Wednesday. JutyO. A GKAXT.-At Asbury Park, July 7, Maria Louisa Vi Ackley. widow ot William U. Grant ot this city. (V Funeral at Ithaca, N Y. v!v GRIIII1I,K-In this city, en Thursday, July S, W' Sarah Amelia ilrlhble. ;W Interment at Mount Auburn. Uasi. ffl' nAtl I'T.-On July 6. Harriet and Ruth, twin dangh- 'if,' tersot George and Maria llaupt, aged 8 months and 6 da a t u Funeral from their late residence. 242 Channcsysu Brooklyn, to-dar. at 2 o'olock. ItAAVKE. On Julv7 at hie late residence, 40 Grove se.. Prookhn AndrewJ Hawke UVt'IIIXOTO.N.-Ambrose Uuchlngton. agedSI yra j if; Relatlves'and frlendsare respectfnlly Invited to attenit 'J the luneral from 131 East loth st on Wednesday t July 0 .jjii? HtTCIIIXKOX.-On July 0. Ambrose R. nntehln- son, In tbe 3tali year of hie age. u-- Relatives andtrlendsarerespectfully Invttedto attenl f the funeral from Zlon M. 1!. Church, loth and t'J Bleeeker sts, on Wednesday, at 1 P M. 'JjJ KINti. Buddenly. on Sunday morning. Jnlyo, at wi Vevay, Switrerland, Jlrs, Ann M. King of Newport, i jl R. I., and Mce. Irauce. J i-M KIXnSL.AXU.-On Monday morning. July T, f i I'hlneas II. Klngsland, aged 8'.' years ';j J. Funeral services at his late residence. 57 West .17th at, ff to-day, at 2 o'clock P.M. Interment at Elliabitn, ,'j New Jersey. j ?l LOBW.-On Monday, July 7, IStio, Salome S. Loew, 'ft widow of Frederick J, Loew, In the 78th vear of her ifh age 1 Funeral from her late residence, 121 East CSthiL, on 'M' Thursday, July 10, at 11 A. M. Friends will please t W,;- emit llowere iw,i MAYOZ.IIA(OT.-At Havana, Cuba, Jnne 24, j Marie Flllcle. wife of Jnllui J Mayot. danghterot Mjj Oscar U Racot, and grandaughter of the late Levi I Iwt' Apgarof thiscliy, 1 'JSW PUKTKAXETf.-OnJnly7. Jeanne Purteaney. V Sffi Relattvesand frlendiare respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral from 20t) Wooater it, on Wednesday, try July -jBy; rtKSISEN.-At her residence, 44 5th av., on Monday, ;8!k! July 7, Elizabeth Waldron. widow ot Henry Rutgera Dwp Remien. aud youngest daughter of tbe late Daniel 4fcfa rhcenlx. Jr., of Morristown, N J., aged 83 years, Hff 8TEVEXMOX.-Un Monday, July 7, Jan o London, JOT wife of Robert Stevenson, la the 04th year of her 'Sft, ate. j 'p Rsl&tlves and friends are Invited to attend tha funeral Mf, services at her lata residence, 127 East 1224 it, en ifi' Tbnrsday, the 10th Inst at 1 .30 o'clock F. If. Plies pi omit flowers. o TnOMPhON.-At Disking Ridge.M. J.. on Monday, L &i' July 7, Fannie E., youngest daughter of Calvin ani j' ;'m Margarst Thompson. ft !T'i Funeral service! will be held at the Presbyterian (j ;X' Church, at Masking Ridge, to day at 3 F. M. tf 'if J TAN HUHlilBIC-UudJenly. In London. Bng. lj Jiy land, on June 24. at the residence ot bar daughter! iT EUxaJ., wife of Rosnell Van Rusklrk. j uj' Funeral from her late residence. 03d High st, New- it 'ill) t ark, N. J., on Thursday afternoon. July 10, at 2.-SO V't'I o'clock. Kindly omit (lowers. 'Mllit? TnEEL.AXD.-On Sunday. July 8, CornsUo B. !M- Vreeland, in the 7etb year of his age. Jl ;j Relatives and friends ot tbe family are respectfully .1 H Invited to attend the funeral fromhti late reildenee, 1 -1 Korth Little Kills, N. J to day at 10:30 o'clook A. U. I if "5 MOUNT IIOrE CEMF.TF.RY. Is (Hl'l Mount Hope, WeitcbiiterConntr. 1 New Tork A Northern Railway, station on the arovaaa, W'S Offlco, 71 Weit2Jdit )M i I 111' jitdnl ftotiws. THIS IB AN AOE OF AFOLLINARIS TTATEtt" p 'j Walter Besaot k- APOI.I.IXAKI8, "inECJDEEN OF TABLE WATERS." A ff at i, wX i Rl1, r a' 12,720,000 bottles la 1888. I ,f,. and i IS.BSS.OOO bottles In 1883. j J, NO TICI:. -Tho welt known yellow labels of tk L Apolllnarls Company, Limited, ar protected by H A, Ferpttual Injunctions ot Hie Supreme Court j '5' "H IIKWARB (IF IMITATIONS. J I.OKM OK iTaIK, tVllH'II OFTEN 'l Vl mars th prrtilest face, prev ented by PAItKF.K'el II All! 11ALKAM. L, l'AUKKIt'3 IIIMIKB TdNlO alleviates suffering. j- JiCif glilication. ,J THIRD ISSPK I, THK IIIIKAT .NF.W SI'MMKR NOVP.U Mlth (tl'.VMll.m AND IIAMILTU.N." t V v BY llhUIOIK Al.HtFK TOW.Nhh.MMdATH), ALL MAltlllKH VVOHF.N WANT THIS i V Taleot the IKil of Husbands Once AitrayAlixaoder llamlllnn f "The women are r)suliluo. The good angels In tha i book are alwais breathing actual, tin'terstandable. A Hr i vfdtiine ttiut tndiicilvely arguss (or truth, imtralliy, aad Ait t'strb'tism Inevrrv nue. He makes the father of hi .t'- cuuutry a man aud not a muft. Note tbe wealth of bis- 'V. i torlcai learning and the almost matohless gl(t of stale- j merit Hrooklyn I sgle I I'oellr iiererptioii, trained observation, Ihe singular gift of ruetatihor ancl i liarArtenralinti. the facilly eon- stantly presi nt of rondetislng an event or a iliscuselon p' Into aphrae Tbnapearance of VVasLlngtoii on th f scene are rtmnrl,ally imtressive t ol. John Hay. I LLFT 1IV LVl'.KV I.ST1 l.l.HIKNT NLWH AUE.NT. IMUCI- VI I'l.KTH. K Y. ll(iAVhNTlllh. Publisher. i! i Met it and Sri adway. New York ,f inTstella's shadow; I ALBERT ItOf.SH tet novel. The first enormous edl- (I ai uow ready, anj will all be bOLD OUT quick. ft "Tlioii HUult .Nol," "Ills IVlvate Char- j;' artei," "riritkliiK nr Ellen," by tin lame au thor. HAVE IU..UIIU) A fALK OF NEARI.k SOUfOri cor IKK in a jeer. HsiJlll and tlookseUtrs order at ante, rrlci&ocinta 0, W. DILLINGHAM, Publither, New Yttk. L if

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II jr7 il If. 6 THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1SIU. I! fi HOGS IN GREAT VARIETY. Kj BOUB FAMIT.JA1Z BVT T.KSH NVMIEtlOVS Hj itniiMtis mscvaanD, B Mtlle nnia a Well un IIIk Ones-aT0Rsj let Bj Chnrck. In Kleristora, and la Other Pnb 9n i He rincta-A. Wore! Tor llronklrtt. u Thersnrorannr kinds of hoc. In tho opinion M of mimorous enrrospondonts. which hrivo not bonn adtquntrMy tlonlt with In Tur. Bus'ficru 9 ancle. Only tho most common vnrlolles ot ths K beaut liao bocn nttackod. Ths other of- jBi fenders nro alt tnoro or lens frtmlllnr, nrnl most I jy of thorn doeorvo n few proda with the p.nm t If brnd thnt hm ilrlton tho other occupants ot 1 the pen to saiionllou' nislit. Let Romo of tbo Ii" Tlctlmstell tholr own ttorlos. Here In one. a rromlnont member of tho Union I.eacna Club, who decldrns thoro nre Uttlo hoes ns woll bi blc ones, nnd In the interest ot the nnxt Gen eration hn denmi.da nn ollort toward their reformation. Hofbis: It Is wrttton that Ths eagle's eg; breeds nothing but an Hatch It ith.t'er you will. I am .iwaro that In many native ere It Is a kind of ltf mai'rtt to speak In rebuko or criticism of chlldion: but. after nil. If It bo true that thoro aro bo many hoc-", (treat American nnd others frottlni: tho souls of the commit- iljjjj tilty aihaxeboen trottml forth and luphoJ ot fn Uto by tho tmiiuont Btrlctures of Thk Sun, I ill there must surely be n proportionate number pjn of little liocsuhoso reformation may perhaps jil be easier than, nnd. In their doureo, assalu- u II tary as that of tliolr croconiiors. IS! "For tbomomont tnko a practical tllustrn- HI' tlon. I hao n houso in what Is called aeon- LK ttol nelcliborhooil. n little north of Welt IIU Elchty-flrst stioet, nnd betwocn what, by the jp) new dlsroBsatlon. aro known as Central 1'nrlc v West and Columbus avenuo. For some tlmo I ill!!' have boon torturod bythehldoous noise kept IIJI up by canes of Ktnnll bovs in the stroet directly I jjj I in trout of us. Iho dlnnor hour we dine In I if It the ba'enifnt say fiom fil to nlahtfall It :n UHunlly clioton lor this domonstmtloii. The 'III. youths oncJEed often plair ball, and aan base i!! ball, nnd accompany tholr mort br vellln at III Ul the tops of tholr Milces und boutlnij with clubs IS!,! on the allien nlks. HuIThIu lllll's Mid VVnut Is 1 1 Hi pot lilnir to thorn. On lultiK romonslraled wltu flilfi thoy leilounlu tholr screams, Intorstiorslne i III 9 (l.umn-lili ilinntai.f nltiian find t.ktlalnn 'I hrt j P: tiuisanco 1h not confined to oi.e purt uf the day, iK alihouchcomirouli tbo worst at that named. ill nnd It has eruwn and crown until, at last. It i llll hm become simply Intolerable. I llll' "Now, sir. I contend that I have as cood a ,1 IP i rlcbt to reasonable quiet In my bouto a havo llll tho dwellorsln l'lfth menuo. buch rlotoUBdo- !l Iocs would not lone bo put up wltn In front of "J III I! the housos o( Mr. Astor or Mr. Vunderbllt. Ill I II Why. then, should I put up with thorn t I fail 1 III to see good cnusoforit. bo 1 sent a letter a i tow days into to the I'ollce Commissioner in l; Mulberry streot recltlnc tho lorcftolne facta VI Hi nnd asklnc their intnnontion. 'ilr "Tho Comtulsiloners. Id response. Instruct- I d Cant. Horghold, at lOuth street, to look lntn lj;i. the uinttor Hud apply pracilcal remedies; and I If.' 1 urn now nwaltlnc the result. I lllty "Poudlnc that. 1 Fend this ns a contribution llllll to your curient lieu literature. nit only bu- I lll caUFO of my zeal for tho ceneral cause, but be ii cause I feel euro tlmt numborloss othor larnl lj! lies must be ponterod ovactlyas mine Is, to IllHi whom mo news of steps toward dofonce will bo 1 1 l3 welcome, and who may bo thus led to co lli operate In a lll.o manner. "Let mo say. In conclusion, that nonoenn bo UN In broader symiathy wllh children nnd itiolr llll proper dlorslom than I am.buttbatliortalnly HI I seonojuf-treasonnhy thoy anymorotban their l elders, should disrocard nnd bet at naucht tho HI rluht'. comfort, iiortei, tastes, and tempore HI of others. To pnrmlt them to do --o, and, ln- II deed, to omit to protest nnd htrucsle acainst HI their douiireo Is simply nnd apart from tho HI piesent crlovlous attib-tlon their misconduct IN uutaiU to encournca thi-m to crow up to be ll corneas bad us tho worst of tho animal Tiik HI hu.N has boon chastUln: or. In mber word. HI to foster tlie breed of moat American hoes In HI the most direct and otlocti'.n war poxslblo." HI Where to draw the lino at a Ircltimato HI amount ot noise which children at play havo in a ilelit to r.iako is likely to proteadlfllcult I protilem lor Lnpt. liorchnld's policemen. It H HI doubtful If they suiceod in eolriui; it to tho il satisfaction of all concerned. HI A Drooklyn man complains of n nulsanco HI which oer body is familiar with, lie wriies: HI 'J he 'newspaper hoc' it npicuishlndhlduhi HI I hneread nothlncof nsyet. This nos can be 1 1 II found with a number of other hoes on the flllll brldco cars about six o'clock every eenlnc l With had breaths and protruding eos they I naze over tno shuuldois of thoo who purchase Ilji.V Thk Llmnq hUN tiroillnc Extro, and attor I ovory line or fo perusoil ids companion and v llll lellowhoc i" Informed or the procross of iho Nil came. On Wednesday eonlnrr I was in nicha -1 1 flit predicament. 1 purchased ncopy ot iho Sport- I ITIiu Incl'.ttrH in New Vork, me.inlnc to read it on lr my way homo, tut unable to secure a sent in J I the cars, I was oliliccd to stand and read, wllh jlllli a lltlerof liocicazlne oer my shouluor. It Imp chanied that 1 was a more rapid leader than lllHs the hoc. and. when about to turn tho pnpor. tho IP he requested me to wnlt a minute. 1 waited Ii at least a minute. I would hate waited loncer hart not the hoc renucstod me to 'turnover.' 1 1 1 turned. The cars stopped; we were in lirook- (I ij3 lyn. the borne of the line. I folded tho imper. i8 and wus noout to place It In my pocket, when Ulli the same hoc asked me If 1 wauted it. I In- II II1! formed hlni that I rea ly did, n I had a blind ll J. aunt at home. 'I lie remnrk seemed In crush III Pi, him; he wont away: I saw him no more." tl llll Another nuUance which nil who have bust- I IIIJ nessln bieoillco bulldlnc know nil about 1 flu III tincly described by K. Asho of 15 Wall It Bireet. who writes: IIHJ "l'ermit me to mil yournttontlon to aspe- !j clesof the cioct American lioc which as yet I has not been difcussoil In Tnr. Sun, namolv. I x tbat sort of tiruto whi.in tidinc In e!ontors In I li oHlcn nud othor hulldiuc, mononolUcs tho en I II tire entrance so thnt a person In colncolther I r-3 In or out has to troad on his and other people's HI toes. It mntteis not whether this hoc Intends ,j to cet nut nt the Hint or the tenth floor, his po ll if eitlon Is directly in front of tbo entrntice of tho I lit car." !i Wbo haB not notlcod fro juont displays of I bad manners similar to that described by this lll'i correspondent' t "Kldlnc wostwnrd Inn Forty-focnnd stroet 1p car yestonn, thouch I bad a comer seat and tli umalsos?mowhatdoaf, 1 could dl-tlnctly boor rlflK tho remntks ot two tall, stout, well-conned, JJIlj elderly women sittinc opposite about the mld ,lV din of tho sent. JuH ns a very tollnod but II til i plain-faced lady enterd tho car. what was my astonishment to hoar this from ono of tho two: II J Must lookat that nose on that womanl 1 con Hit elder sucli a pose an nflliction, don'' you?' of cour.-c the lomnrk drew the attention of all in I J the car to the sensitive hrt dlstlncuisliod look I II Inclady.whoso (lushed face toldjouly toowoll of If i her pnlulul einbarra-sment." Ill fi This is what a lady has to sny about the boir I i in church: 11 Sf "1 haH boon wnlllnit pntiently to Foolf any I m person ever mot tho hoc at church, or was im- I nS pressed by the conduct of said hoc in any pub- I llo bulldluc wheio tin seats hold inoro than 1 I it one per-on. Ilnve you seen lilm (and her also) I I ly l take possession nf thollrst seat in trio pew or c I i I rowofsat and comiol eery person to climb II I I oer or under thoin. stepplnc on corns, scinm I I'J I bllnc past him, Icavlnc ono half of your cloth i I I incon thoeaceof the poiv. dropplnc umbrella 'I fi 5 an I book on the kueodnc bunch, your luce llk I Z i o bollod hdislor, and hat on ouesldo, suuoozod I fi t I out of shape" ,1 lit I II,,rn la nnnllins btn,t J IB i Will Thk Ht'N please classify the hoc who. I II on Icuiuc nn elnatiMl train, riant i his foot IS, tii'Ou tho dress ol a lady in front of him nnd l "S tears ilieBklrtcompletolyfiom tho waist; ho Wf I doos not even pause to miirniur 'excuse mo' ,!i6 I much Jo-soirer her a plnloremody the mnttor, j BtlrTE ni" rushes uiicoucornedly fiom the station, 3 jlffl ln Ink hor there helpless and undono-botU !Bj llcuratlxely and llterallt." I I l Last there lotnn complaints, all from ths 1 HK othorsldeof the lt Ithor. ncnlnst thochow- H min inc cum habit publicly liilnlk-o I. and demands a t that all who are utility shall bo indiscriminately J It tlassllled with tho social olTendi-rswhoiu The R !j hi'N has boon priiitlnc. Hut Thk hu.s must l IB refuse to pass such severe jmlcnvnt upon tho llll iieiipln of llrooklyn. it uouidn't do at all. All 1 H Brooklyn chews cum, nn I ncalnst such una. '5 IIIR iilmltyof publlo scntlmeni and habit a nows- j U paper must confess ltslt pniveilcss. Minoklyn flji lias cum machines at ah the I. road eta- lb lions. In mo-t of tl.o slores nnd on many or II p tho stroet coruors, They.i.n kept colnc day and nicht. The rnmeulent slois cathn" so k manv pennies that tradtsmnn conMuually find 1 1! itdllllcult to cot enoucti of the modest I'Olns to 1 1 makechnuco, (Mill a lew weeks aco theie Has Iff nlmojt a riot mer 'horn her nuj an overworked H cum suiinly ncent n led up Jus llators, and III. tho machines becin to clo out wronccuni, IE The man who wanted lnteicreen cot llcorleo. (Illh which ho detested, and tli clrl who wanted Ifll, strawborry cot I eiiporinlni. il there was a J whlrlwlMl of popular Indignation which wan 5 not iiuclled for fomn days. All the orlc- I III; l',al cum machines which were Introduced l about n year nun, have been worn nut by hard I pj ipjacc find now and mom elabointo mnchlnos, llll which hold an enormous supply, ami which HI; (tie wairniited not to tako vour money wlthn.it 8! sldluc adooiiato return. h.fn taken their IJll places. No, no. Itiookltn cannot be con- In drmnd ns an etionnous hoir pea just bocauto i Iff eierybody in town chows cum. Ii I I i Ifll A Jliunli ler the C2n 'I'rnt, Jill Cnp-f,o, July 8,-A bomb Is about to bo thrown Into tho camp of the (Ins Trust. Tver C since iho Charlton Heist dim Inst the trust do- j veloped Into a llasco, tho city law dcjarlment St lias ten workinc on thoeaso, and In a wook lit or ion days will commence local prnceodlncsto at l take away tho frauchlfiis of the ditTerent iras I companies that bolonced to the trust. This It Btap wus chlolly caused by the recent decision i clvon by n Bupremo Court Judge in New Vork Htate. Ths Court held that it the cos com il panles enterod a trust this action left tbem ,11 Ul)letoatorflturoof tholrchurtorB. ip- REtDL ar ran be a. A Jtpr t the Cmlnlli arthe nrlchtem Dneh Conductor. In rnly to Ilorr Peldl's complaints, printed In an Interview yesterday, about the alleged mismanagement which ho thinks hascauaed alack ot attendance at his llrlchton Ilenoh concerts, a jerson who Is familiar with ths facts said, on behalf ot tho comuAny. last night: Conductor Soldi has conDdod to sn Inlor Tleworthestcretof bis falluro to draw at the llrlchton lleach. lie has been clvlnc concorts there for two reasons (last year and tho pre codlnc one), nnd Is fllllnc an ongagement which continues until topt. 10, For fonjo ron son he has not proven to bo a drntvinc cnid, and the Drichton lleach llnllroad Company has pockotod hoavy losses each summon This yonr thoro was ajonu nnd weary wait before the company finally slcnod with him for tho pros ent season, and when the contract was mado tho officials of tho company knew thnt it meant a loss of thousands of dollars to It. Herr rtuldi Is not what may be formed a popular loudori he noer has bcon. nnd tho fault Is not laid upngalnst him. Tho compauy very phil osophically ncreod that it would keep him nt the beach at a cost this) ear ot (3,imki a week, a reduotlon from last year made by roduclne the number ot men In tho orcbo-tra, nnd It has religiously kept faith with him by paylnc him his salary ot about SIX) and ths salaries ot tho men each woek. "Up to this j ear the company furnlshod frcs dinnora to tho musicians nnd cave to tho con ductor two rooms with board lor himself and family in tho hotel. This yonr tho tree dinners were cut otr, and tho manngomont decided to do what the Manhattan lleach Company had been dolnc all alone in tho care of the Uilmoro band. A meal nt reduced rntes, or. to be moro oxpllclt. ut twoutv-llTO conts oach, was nfferod, nnd tbo samo accommodations In the hotel wero tonderod to Herr tieldl free. This latter conoroslty wns nut aocopted by Herr Hoidl, ho preloirlnc to sojourn with bis baud nt Mieps hend liny In proforonce to llvincat tho hotel. Ho bas a room thoro. howover. In which he re colt es callers and attonds to nny business. Hut Herr Beldl Is not haupy. ami tho renfon Is that his concorts nro not well attonded. This is an old complaint ol his. bcglnnlnc bai k at a tlmo antorlor to tils adtont at lltlchton Uoach. Ills own excuse in the prosont instance is thnt tho management or tbo llrlchton Jloach Com pany does not ndvortlso his concorts. As a matter of fact, thoy aro advertlsod four times a wook In two New ork morning nnd two New York ntternnon papers, nnd posters containing llthogrnph portraits of Hrr Conductor nro put up In many localities in Now York city, llrook lyn is liberally supplied. In nil sections, with ment in lnrce colored letters that Hoidl Is at Urichlon chine an afternoon nnd oveuinc con cert daily. TuoNow Yoik nndllrooklrn clubs nro liberally suppllod. also, with tho pro urnmmes, printoit by the compauy. nnd In nil tho ptominont placos accessible for such pub lications thopiocranitrosnreBlvennwuv. 'this, howotor. is not all. for the stations of nil tho oletatod roads aro docked with largo pictures ot the German conductor: huge posteis tell that his orchestra is at tho beach, and tho local papers do dally announco him. Hut Hoir Heidi has acrievance and bo has taken tho public luto his confidence. Ho wants tbo programmes published dally in tho New ork papers, and bocaueo this is not done he snys bo is not advertised. The Question of ex pediency is ono that contoniH only those inter ested in paylnc tho bills, and since It doe-, not pny to put J3.IHI0 n wook In music and increase the sum one-half by ndvertisiuc the pro crammes daily the thine is not dono. It is Interostinc to lonrn from Horr Feldl thnt ho ispposed to the civingof ooncorts on Mondays. Tuosdajs. Wednosdiijs, and Thurs dayn. To quoto Ids own words literally. hesayBin his interview 'I was so discnur uced by tho tO'ir nttondnnco on Mondays. Tuosdajs. Weanesdnis. and Thursdays that I propose! we should stop our concerts thnso days. Hut thoy wouldn't hear of It.' Tho lirlcbton lleach mnnscemeut. which Herr bohll here nrraluns. was anxious to elto up tho ooncorts tho four dajs named, as uuxIoub. In deeij, as Herr oidl, but with this difference: Ilorr Hoidl wanted praotlcallytbosamonmount of money forcitlnc concerts thiee days in tho week that lu was paid foreovon days nnd tbo ninnacemont decllnod to nccommodato him. The manngomont would huvo civon up the afternoon cuncorts tho first four days of 'ho week, but again Herr Heidi made it Impos-lblo by declining to mnko ant but nn insicnlllcnnt reduction irom his regular price. The publis hes been accustomod to bao afternoon and evenlns concerts at llrlchton lleach for years, nnd the tnanacomont at llrlchton would not uisnnpoint thnso who enre to attend tho day concerts unless there was an Important pe cuniary benefit to be gained, which there was not. "Ilorr Seidl is disappointed that a crowdod audience does not croet him each nfternoon and etenlnc of tho week, and he pormitted his dlsnpiinlntiiiont to cot tho hotter of his judg ment when he confided to a reporter his cluicrln.Tilo berates the mnnncement for not siendinc more money on tho concerts, when the latter nio out or nockot for nit only the music, but tho ndtortislnc tbat Is done to at tract nttention to tho concerts, Tbo Brooklyn and Now i orlc public appreciate good musio, and when they want to hear it thoy cowhoro It is to bo henrd: tut even the most deoted t-oldllto gets tired or tho con--tnnt repetitions that must bo made whore two concerts nro clven each day for ten or twelve weeks. An examination of the prosrammo shows that on ono day (tor Instance lust Friday) one pjoce was plnyed at both tho afternoon nnd evening concerts, and another plo,'o was rcpeniod four limes In n woelc. Tho average concertcoer does not attend a musical entertainment to bo tmtructed hut to be entertained, and If tho ear be not tickled with new --train-, there Is not much doubt but that interest wanes. "I ut year, despite thounscasonnbloweathor of the wholo Hummer, tho company lott less than the preceding ono, nnd this year, so far, the receipts nre In oxcess of those of last year fortthe same time. If Herr Hold) could induco from his band nnd deduce fiombimsoll some of tho disinterested unselflshiiess ho expects from the llrlchton Donch management, he might aid In bringing about the system bo ad vises, fewer concerts each week. But when a man demands ns much, practically, for three dais' work as be dnos for so' en, ho is not likely to find bis demand satisfied." The Art or Illalibludlnc. rnfMPELrniA, July 8. Tho nrt of hlchblnd ing was ox plained, to a certain oxtent. by a numbor of hineo to Magistrate McCarty this morning, whon Chung Wnh, Leo Tuck, and Leo Hung woro examined on the charge of conspiracy to kill Lee .Jouck. Chung Wnh is tho proprietor of n Btoro on Ilaco street, his stock In trmln consisting of a general assort ment ol all kinds of Chinese goods. Leo Jouck. the pro-coutur, conducts a laun dry In Wilmington, Del. Ho was recently sum moned to this city by Chung Wab to act a- in terpreter In it civil suit the lattoi had Instituted against nfolhiw countryman. The caso went ngHlnst (bung Wnh, and ho attributed hlsdo leat to the Wllmlncton Inundrymen. and evl denco was prosonted before the magistrate to day that ho had offerod Loo Tuck and Leo Ilungt.'.OUU to murder Leo Jouck. Tho two men had agroed to kill tho Wilmington Chinese, but n friend who had overhead tho ngroement informed Leo Jouck. nnd the tlueo conspirators woro arreted. Tho magistrate hold the acoiiBod in two bull oncli for trial. A Hmunh.ui on the rust .lliill'n Flmt Trip. Ciiioac.o, July 8, Tho fast mall train from Now Orleans, ovor tho Illinois Control, duo In this city on tho Initial trln at 1 o'clock this morning, ran into tin empty fiolght enrnear Moneo. III., thirty-lha mils out of Chicago. 'I he irek'ht tur was totally wrecked, being distributed for jards ulong tho track. The locomotive of tho fast mall train, though badly crlpplod, did not leato tho track, Tho mall conch and baggaco car also hold tn the track, the occupants of the car sustaining no Injuries beyond slight bruises. How tho f relu ht car came to bo ou tho main track Is not knottu. ConKre-iNniHn Jliitlrrwnr! h III, I'mt-APELriiiA. July f Congressman Hon jnmln Jluttorwnrih of Ohio, who nrrtted boro last night from Washington and is nt tho Con tinental Hotel, was taVan sick during tho night with n soveie nttack of cinmps A phy sician was railed, under whoso treatment .Mr. liuttomm tu crnduallv glow better, 'io-day bo has almovt entirely recovered, but Is still rathci weak Irom tho attack, and Is snllorinc slightly fiom nervous prostration. On his nny up from Washington Mr. iiutterworth drnnlc four Inicn classes of ired tea. and this, to liothor wllh tho Intense boat, Is thought to tuiYO brought on iho attack. Cuttndlun tsrulrr In JlehrlnK Nen, Victoria, D. C, July 8. Tho statements In Amorlcnn newspapers thnt schooners nro nr rhing hero and at Maple liny for tho purpose of reslstenceto Amsilcan retonuo cutters In llchrinc Koa aro wholly without foundation, riealeis nro nnuerully of the opinion thnt no seizures will bo made this year, and havo gone Into Jlehrlngfiea In large numbers. There Is a rumor heie that tho Kngllsh war cruisers winch lately arihed In port will go Into Uchr IngHca lor tho protection of Ilntlsh eoulers, but this has not jot boeii conllrmed. ThrrJilriteil JJvlrtlon or llydrngruptirrd. The directors of thoMnrltlmoExchnngo will dotldo to-day whotLer thoy shall give the Iiy riiographlc Ofllco notice to emit. Tho offloo has occupied free quarters In the Exchange since It was established. In 1681. and Congress has refused to appropriate money to pay rental. Its present location is of value, both to Itself and to the Exchange, and it Is agreed by all In terested that its usefulness would bo Iwpaiuil I by a removal J BHflnHftSflBflMfifllliHSflHUB&flflHflHBH JlETTKtt 177.4 .V SHE LOOKS. The 3'OTt I.ltlle Craft ITatermetoB and her Mate, the Jlonaeer. Owners of small yaohts In the Corinthian Mosiullo Fleet and tho Corinthian Navy have boon surorlsod this reason at the ease with which their boats have beon dofonted by two now bonis, tho yawl-rigged llouncer and ths sloop-riggod Watermelon. Doth boats aro a rad ical departure from tho ordinary sloop or yawl in tho matter ot hull. Their linos aro what Thomas Claphara ot Iloslyn. their builder, terms, segments ot circles, and, although both are flat-bottomed boats, their hulls curve up ward to tho bow and stern nnd outward to whero tho sldo planking joins tbat of the bottom, so that whon on an oven kcol the boat draws vory little water, and that amidships, THE WATERMELON'. Whon thoy He over in n broezo they Increase thoir water linos sevoral foot Tho Wntormelon, whoso picture nppears hero, Is rigged with a leg-of-muttou mainsail and n jib. the latter be ing sot on a heavy bowsprit, which is bolted to tho hull. She has no bobstay. becauso thoro Is no tem to fasten it to. The mast is ot light pine, and tho sprit or ga!T has iaus which slldo about half way up tho mast, tho halyardB be ing bent on fnr nut on tho sprit, so thnt, after the boors or. the lower part of the sail nre hoisted, the sptit hoists chook up to the mnst hoad, its end renchingnt lonst flvo feet above tho truck. Tho boom Is a lone one. reaching well out over tho stern, nnd the foot of the jib swings on a bamboo club, which, whon tho jib sheet Is properly adjusted, works automatically in tacking. A great foaturo In faor of thoso boats Is their nulcknrss In stays. One hardly seos them tack it, is done so easily nnd quickly, especially In smooth water. Wne Wntormelon cnine about the other day and bad lllled away on tho other tack in just 8 seoonds never los ing her headwav for a moment. The Water melon Is about 14 feet long on tho water lino and n feet longer over all. but she haB already beaten much ioncer boats. Her beam Is about 7 feet and draught less than a foot. With her centreboard down she draws about 4 feet. Sir, Clnpham ears that Commodore Con nolly of tho Corinthian Nnvv Informs blm that the Watermelon nnd llouncer snllod a longer coursn In Inst Hatunlay's rnro than Mr. lloonoy's Elnlno, nnd thnt thoreforethe latter did not boat thorn, ns it was nt llrst supposed. BABIES SMOKED nvr Of J II Kill BEDS. Plre In n Tboman (street Ttnemeat that Frightened Toiirtren Families. A flro In the tenement houso nt 71 Thomas strootatl A. M. yesterday drovo out in fright ovory mombor of tho fourtoon fnmlllos tbat oc cupy the old-fashlonod wooden building. Tho flro started in tho basomont, and thehousowas Bonn filled with smoke. The women shrieked and crab tod their babies and rusbod wildly this way and that, and tumbled down tbo tiro oscnpes. Mrs. Patrick McCluskoy. tbo bousokoooer. who lives on the second floor, opened tho door nnd found the hall stairs ablaze. Her husband dashed down stairs and began to yell "Fire!" in tho street, nt tbo samo time throwing stones up against tno windows of tho tenement to alarm tho Inmates. hverybody had to mako for the roof through the thick black smoke. Mrs. Malone's llttlo bnhy was half senseless when she got It on tho roof. Mr. Drnndt climbed down tbo fire e cape, holding her baby in her arms. When they tumbled Into tho street tho baby's foro hoad was blistered and the mothor's right hnnd wns cut nnd burned. Mrs. Danlol Hocnn tried to wake her husband, but bo slept like a log. All Shu could do was to wruo her baby In a blanket and scream as loud as sbo coulri. The llremon got Into hor room just ns Mrs. Hocau fainted. They carried mother and child down the tiro escape, and tho husband camo stumbling along alter. The baby wns in a stupor Irom the smoke, and was takon to the Chambers btreet Hospital. The doctors said yesterday tbat tho child would come out all right, Tho llremen put the lire out In njlliy. Tho damage was not more than SMW. 'Iho housekeeper said that tlfteon mlnutos beforn the outbreak of the lire she heard stealthy footfalls In the direction of the collar. 'Jho Hre .Marshall will probably Investigate, but the neighbors sny thoy guess tho bousekoeper was dreaming. Ills Ona IV II Developed. PinKKitsnum, W. Va., July P. Oroat excite ment prevails at Burning Springs, tho old orig inal oil torntory ot I860, ovor tho discovery ot an Immense gas woll to-day. The gas Is es caping with such foice thnt it can be heard two miles away, end no moans can be found to shut it oil. an it is impossible to cet near It, The well Is snld to be of greater capacity than any ever struck in Pennsylvania or Ohio. 1'lnns are already on foot to pipe the e3 to this city, to bo used as fuol. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES TO HE FOi'ND IN A NEW AND PHO- 1,1 KIC 'Ii:i,ir, tVilKJCK CAHErUL INVFNIOUHCA.N I'I.,AK Tlir.Ut MONKV WITH KVKUT AH. HUJIA.N'l K OF A HAFK INVJX'IMKNT. Tweniy yar iro Mr II F. Vtliigfw, who 1 now ono of tbe i- ii tor (rum bouth Ihtlnta. iiattM ths town rlie uf riloi x 'Hi lie rerfiriJ in return tor tut labor Mx lota which war th worth nbtott.." apifc. lire yaari later ha mid thota rtx iota for $J.MfJ. La. waek the haualur rcpurchoaed (he fam tl Iota tor Ku. o lie luM roe the uthar Jay thut wilhln a jaar he t xpected to tall them for Thia ta tnt ati Insunceot how fortunn ara maleln thu n rw Western rltj Uiuaha. liututh 1 tnrrr. P(. 1'anl, md Mtnncapolu have iimde wanderiul rtenrd. Hut hloux Talla, the mlroi'Oit of hotith Jiukntu, i queen ul lhrin ail, llnre lia neier been Kiiyisu ti the hutorv of the coun trr Hetty that hHa reached. In aoahtTt lime, the puil th'n which Muux J'lu uu ut iai lhe recent ilulniM lti WkA itreet ha rAiiel m dentin t luuk in other litt-clioii Uiuy Eaitern i itahslH )jb luriied their atietith n to the i.evr taleiif t lie Weal prom i ii t hy the eiauiile nf (he many vt lm hnve enrlcheil themaeUra h) JuJIcJou lnvtiiinenta In the rnplilly irninlnfr clile. Amnnic ail tne new mhta wntoi the M:ililpDl which have altrarteil the Alter tln or the world by thrlr inarTelloualy rapid tc?ijn. invnt, Sooth lakita It t re tmlnent the u lea than a ear old, hut atie nxhlhlti a rrc'jrl far auperior to any other btala at thnt avre lu adilitluit to thla here ourcei are ureaier and more illreniUtd than thn-a vt uny other MHtt he hea 1 that la wonderfully prudactlro. the hat toil i.elda that ara inexhauitlhle, the hM the ilneit ttu mines in AtnerlCH,ihe hai fjuar rlei of -tune that rival the nurphyry of Kityil or the ouyzor Italy, alia has enough treatura BoUl and ail ver hMden away tu male all the world rich. The fluent horaei almeji and entile lu the country are rained Ju tiouth I'avota. All the great railroad arrtfine vt the country are running thclrllne through thla Dew &iato. undahe t rmjectinit n'w line of tur own The inetropoUa t.f Anui!i 1'aitoU I tot Kali. Itf loieilnn c('rifii'ndft to flint of (uoali. nnd It la the gi4 y of 111 rUte A (liuh tilt groffili of Monx alin hai heen j hftininenal. It 1 aunaiMiilUl. The tiill'lingi armtf rtone anl iron Ihettrctte re pa?-d and the city hue all vt the modrn Imtrnemenii, Thcr I'tcclreet ruuwnj nnl ateam m)t'r liuea f-lee trie luhK water ainl e wnrka a nm jucliiu houn in protest ot erection, which ta ti coit nearly a mil linn and to have a lapMcliy t twenty five hundred lion ntrdjt)' The new o.-r Jjouae will ho hullt thla year, cf'it,nt over vmj,h Moax t-alla vdll bt the hrudrniarter of the new J'nclflc Midland Hallroad. which will ho, hy'JVniille, the abort ct rout from I'MrAu t the f Jiclf'c ronat Almit th entire irroHihot bh'iix Kili hai hcen ilnrliijr the laat tenyeura, and yrt aha has a population ufnearJy ijti.uuu I enplf. TnehUtory of Omilia w 111 repeat ll'elf In Sioux Falla. There It laud at prevent for tale within thf eltv llmlti which may be ho hit hi in large iota at a price which will double Itaelf Immediately ir lhe land Ii wild at retail lit amall Iota. ThI la nc lalry atory tut ihe plain, imvar nirlied trnth, Tho cloktat Itiveitlratlon la lutlted and Ucsir J. A vpeclal train recently wrnt from Roiton to fijoux fall" for the puriKte or takuitr a number nf raiftalUta to look iivt-r Iheuround. Ihf remit was an Juve-lineut bfseTeral mlllluiia and the following atatenitnt We, the underlined, take pleaiuro In hereby cenifjlnif that we found everyihlur in relation to the fidvaniuree of ttiveitinetit In thla city fully as favorable end promlilnt He )iadtatel to us, and. Ifanvthlnf. better than hU ff nrrentatom or r t'xpeutNtti-ni (iJ.i) I. WIIIIM .V M, Jt Uwrenrr. Uta A.MiKI.W II TAT'tS. )all TMYeler, Ji'iaton, Mans. ti II, hhU.UMJ Rutland U. K V I OuK, Uai-rlMir) tMnn. JHA(' I'Mj'ItV rurtliud, lie (ll'.HHIIOM tTTlLIt Uu-ion. Mais. I. H DMtDKN), New Hdlulu, t'linu. JOHEI'll J. WALK ho Hoatin. Mail J. V. I1IHLOI. ha I' ot to a, Usa V A. Klu.l-KTON National Hank, Norlbfltld, Vb jAMP.b IVF,H. I'ortlapd Me ('IlAftLrttU MAHflTON, banker. Portland, Ua, Capt K K VOltK, tarmonth Me. J ArTLETuN 1'AKKBK Boaion, Mmi pr. O I 8UALL. LewUtoo, We, U B. IVEH. Bristol. Conn UJ bOVfkti. Waterbpry. Conn Parties In Haw York dsslrlnr Information wlU seui call upon or address i Ilr. dTCliLE UA.CUATE, h&Q Br 044 way, room 12, PIS m fMdfUi COMPOUND MJojM flI'Uvr.W tC( THECREATINVINTION C' 2tfj All hands want Pearline it's handy Enables one pair of hands to do the -work of several; millions of tands use it; millions more will when they learn its value. You can read, write, sew, wash dishes, prepare the meals, care for the baby with your two hands, while Pearline is washing the clothes for you almost without the aid of hands. It's harm less; cannot hurt most delicate of hands or fabrics; most delight ful for washing the hands. It saves your hands one-half the work in house-cleaning in fact, when your hands have anything to wash or clean, you will find sooner or later that Pyle's Pearline is the best thing known with which to do it. g3 -it r-fc m 'lany krndt are engaged In peddling imitations of rearltne rr Wl v iP Sr.Rfi1 hich they claim ,0 ')e "as Gxl rearline," IT'S V-' VV Cll V- FALSE reatline is not peddled. AllKrocersaatfrctrllne. 3J JAMKS I'VI.tt. New Totk. airibo URVKLEn'a a bad xamk. A Folictman I.odacd Tlirre Nlctita In Ilia lintel Collecting: Krlilener. Nlcht birds nti'l tbosportlnc frntornlty con orally Imd plenty to tnlknbont lofterdarln tbo raid mado by Cart, ltcllly's mon enrly In tbo mornlnc upon Gus llocklor'a "llohomla" nt 1.257 Broadway. Thoro wan a jtood doal ot sympntby o.rresed lor llocklor. Ho waa popular, and wben lio went Into tho Ihmor biilncf9 his place boonme thn most (roquent-cd"nll-nlclit" placo In tho city: but tho char acter ot tho placo. the police say, has etoadlly doRonoratod. Capt. llellly snys that lor months hn haa been rocolvlne letters complainlcR about tho HOlncs on thore. llocklor assoclatod l'ruuk lirockway wltn blm in business, nnd the twn a llttlo whllo neo sot bold of tho Columbian Hotel, which is nboro tlie ground floor ilrlnklnc placo. Thlit. the police allORu, was turnod Into a disorderly bouse, l'olko mnn Koin oft apt. Hellly'9 command took lode lnes (nr throe ilnys there to secure evidence of the character of the place, anil on tbli ho sot a warrnntfromPolito JuKtlcoO'ltellly. ilecklar.in the moan time, had receitedsnteral wnrntnci. Tho raid wan mailti at 12', o'clock yolenlay mornlnc. Copt. Jlollly. with hlsdoloctivo". nnd rolicenicn holn, .Mctlotorn. nud a dozen other in plain clothes, went to tne saloon and arrestnU Heckler, ltrockwny. eleton women, nnd nn ollomlnato looking1 boy wbo cnllod hluiselt John William, nnd Is tald to bo a ;-on of an actress, now dead. Thoro wero a co.nl many men drinking in tbo saloon, but they woro not arrested. The women woro. mot id them, nicely dressed and eoo1 looklnc Thoy called themselves Mary Mmltb, May Flllott, May Dun I op. Jcnnlo Dufllold, IIobkIo Black, Carrlo Wilson, Maud Wilnon, Kthol Warnor, J.izzlo Porry. Mary Dovereux, and Allco Jack son. One or two are Baid to bo chorus Girls. I Th women anil tho buy woro lockud up In the Wet 'Ihlrtloth Htretit station oor nlcht. Heckler nnd bin partner ;ao ball. At tho Jof fermm .MnrLot l'oliio Court josterdny mornlnc tbo women were dlschareod ns no ono could swear to their disorderly conduct, llocklor and Drockway woro hold in jwi each on nchnrco i or keoplnc n disorderly bouse. Heckler was also held on another chnrira of violatlnc tho '.xclse law. tu felllnc llriuor nftor 1 o'clock. Ths saloon wns open as usual j oslerday. The Ilroohljn InatltutR on Flra Aauln. Ye?terly mornlnc. frtr the lecond time nlthln h feir weeUt. the Brooklyn Initltnte buiMlntr In Coocortt and WAfthlnirton itreete wa fount! tn be on tire About l'"i o clock IIubIi Miller of I5i andi itreet noticed smoke eomtncthrouirli tbo floor n!le he war taking flown a book from a ahelr In the llbrarj. He quick!? notified all tlireron In the lutldlntr and theo runnlurr tnto the etrcet. ho aent out an alarm, if hen the f.remn ar rived enioke was pouring from the cellar, but the lire wai entlrelv contlneil t, thut part of the hulldlnir ana the lo4 will not amount to more than lhn authorltlea In the Maternity butldin?, adjoining, hae comp alned that the Janlinr of the tnatltute Ii In the habit of burning ruhblrli In trie cellar, although fre miemly warned that thla wai iitteudfd with 'lander. The Janitor aaya he did not atart the flro In the cellar jeitrrtar. ISroker f3lhpon Aeciiard or I.nrceD7. Quarantine Commlinloner tleorxe W .Amltrmn wai eomnlaluant at the Tomb Tollce Court yeiterday aealnft John lilbaoo. a broker at US llroad itreet. anderion uwua a number of icow, and (Jlhaon Imd fre. quently 01 tilned chariera for him I.aat week the broker chartered the ai'ow Old Methuae an rorone John Fettle? The charter mone. t'J, AQileraon ems (lib mi appropriated tu bUowu Ufa. lie waabeldfur ex-atnlnatlot,. TThere Is Hophle J.elnmei'rr I Fophle Letpmeyer. a pretty 17-year-old Wert Hobo, ken rlrl. attended picnic at Renuetien rark in Union Jfill. July 4, and the haa not returned to her home. When the waa laatieen at th" tlcni ahe hm talking with a faehtoualily ilrehie t middle ailed uonian and twn younx men The police were aiked lo look for her ea terday. bhe la a blonde, tall and of alUht frame. RKAI. KSTA1E r.XCIIAXOK SALS IX Onenf the moat Important re.Meafate aales of many monlha waa a ale on tlie rtenl frtate Jxclianee, yes terday. of 3Milota at ltwerre Matlrn. J tint north or n i ortiandt ark Vonkers. Lowerre ttlon It tlfiy min ute from fleeior street, and the properly tliere-tboott Is belnir rapidly Improved. There were man invest urs specLiat'ira, ana u nrimbar ot ladles at yesterday's sale 1he Intersil waa llvel) ai.d all the l t were dla posed of, the prices uelnz from $17j to 61. a J 1 1 er lot. The ttiterrst of real eaiate People lu Yonkers property is becoming more marked ry dav It uas an noiinced resteroav that there wM le rurther imrortant aalti of property in tbat uslittiborhuod otl eriaiei were tine aria of land known as Neptune Island, opporlte New r.ochelte .N V.. for H'3 Hl Itv Jl P. Invrahara A t'n. Koredooire sale of n plot of land, an 11x7.,, on seventh avenue, norihe est comer of Ul.t street. forMt. line lot. J4al.t on t'oncord avenue east side. H4J feetuorthof Strong avenue, and one lot, Iux5f, adjoin ing above, for I tu. My tfoyd a i.ibson. Dublin auction sale of the 2 story frame dwelling villi lot 4J1.' J,lKi and I M llalrey street east side. 1.0 Icet nortu of llueliv-ick aviuue, Brooklyn. forHSSi. Ileal Entnte Tranarere. J4aih st. a, H7a w Ifrook av, r,4 to o 1 Mill Brook xU l.ewla Jt llrown and wife Xn lUw ii ilrsson an 1 an Jl ltet'i st. a a 3t" w Hrook nr l! i x.i) to n a It.tH st x'J7Ux.ts, .lacibCuhen et al t" Thco t! r-cttell i 150,000 I.lnru ii iiv, n e ro- l.'llth st. I'sixinii, Nathan M Mug. exor. Ai, to liKinlnlot) Iteilh 1 iJeyst l'i and .ou and :t"4 Hroume at; Jm M lliorbtirn to htnliy Ihorhuru I IK-Uiai, na tliav. .'uMmVliobt S Molt, nor to I'lilMn Bchlosier 10,tV) ln.d st. n 0'l I'ourtlanllav. JWxlm lux 'j'texioi..!, Mary J Jlelclier to lisiijsiiu.i K Iiuuulng 2,ono Av A. aw ror H4th st, 7.'.'x7i. Thomas Moore el al to t Imr'e J.uu aa,2W Will at. 'J2ihet, Jtarhel hlrauss. exr. tu tranx Wagner 12.400 Llnd av, e a. lot 14. map lllghhrldgeviile :aow, ratrlck Mcl'abe and a Ife to Mary Coleman fi,0u0 7Sd u n a 7 e lit av. 1.11x77. J: John lleidorfcr and wife lo i-lginond Katr and alio in.ooil Dili av. a i wis n 7mti at, foxIMi, Frederick P loeitar. exr to William llonegan B0.COJ Lexington nv. n( tJeurge -M I'ietrher and wife to Orson II Muiin 10,(0 n't Ann a av, r s, 4-'i n l.txli et .U'xiuo, John U M llafsniatinlo lie en J Twlgg 8,1.0) (I Ann's v. e a. 7-' n linth st joxIim, same 1 1 Anna J Waikley 8 an 8. i', iis. Jeivt 1st av, lUixli).','.', C'li.n Jones mi'l lfe In .1 II fluke SV10 Huh it. as taiw Av A JuxlO.'.tl, Thomas Moore etallo rhlllp tlelnelandali i iti.OO Bid st. n s. 'lOw 1st av, l.nxlirj'j. i.eorgo IV Matsell In Charles Joins l Av A sillm Ivth si. 2'x'i'i.ii, i-aiuufl Alt to llenrrtlentrllnKer :8,.vxj B.td st, a s IJ.IW Av H, '.'xhJ2. Frelsrlek Jl 1'rei L an 1 wife lo Ignatius .1 W U and uno SO.01O B3dst.as J4hw Av ti. 2.',xlni.'. aame lo Ired erl'k II Iiretctieraud an 1 Idtll av, a at II a 'fill st. 'Jt ',VJ Hnberl llleh and lleto Abrahuiu Jurobaind ono 1R,;S0 Thili st J7'i K, J nut I ourodes to t'erdluaud tWeer.Jr P.ooo 3"ih st, a a Hie nth av, ul iixuhh, Jacob Korn lo.laines Dftlln 100 JiTiito av, ssliu nWolrf pi :oHux Irregi .losenli II Osln to darn t rehlld 4,000 B.'d-t, as .txle nth av Oxlii'.'V: JIIumaMuin- askvto Henry Hrih 1 lltliat. na. .'4',He Av 2xlu.lJi Morla Jiloch mid wife tnTlioa. I Johnston SO.OOO Jtt'i at a a lot '.'10 map br l i:en, 'j.',xu, i oura I Trust tn Anna i: Trust 1 Lincoln mt. n e cor 137th t. loixll; J'lsanor M Hell et al In liomllili' ll'lleuly 1 Ma.ilMiiav, a for fad st, iuumI'ju. f-eth M Mlllk-ii. to Waller Hold C7.(K Ituli si, a :tlli av. J7x7.lxlrrrg JMwuril .1 Uanlion. tel to Catharine Xcl'arlhl 13,100 fill it, w 'Hit av, ojxH.tiilrrsif' same tu aame I2,il Centre Murket p-ane, 7, Cliar.es A J'.laers, exr, to I'eltr ilroih VJ.UOO Waahtnginn av. e a, lot lei map Milrose t'-'xiiut J llrabslli A Moksuiaud aau tu John W I'or- iilsti 8LMXJ Crrston av, w a. at.", a lllglibrnlga road. inoxl!t to. AugusteJ farliand wife to Parah A I.Dk. 1,000 Creltou av. s. v-vl a Oonuybrook St. 80x7, Barah ALUklo AuiuiteJ farls 11,000 Boston av, sea. Bin n farot it, 24x104, Ac; HutbN Campaud wife to Cusa VI aod Alfred OMliebell 3,300 Uostoo av. a a, MO n rerot at, 22x115; lame to Oeo V Krausa 759 Bttg krtek av, n w a, 131 w Tarot It, SOxOO) lime to Jennie R Irving.... 2,890 Rednwlck av nwa lt n w rerot It, PSx244 by Irreg same to Mary F Dodge ll,A7o Anuand place, e t, 171 i Terot at, 25x111 same to John i hestnnt 750 Terot st. ne a, l(i n w Hedgwlek av. ItfxiH; same lo Clara M Brydo 0,710 Willi st. n a J J w Boston Post r.oad. MxKO: Abram fatcomet al li.lameaS nrant 12000 Edgecombe road s. 471 a HI sr, 2xiOx Irreg; W in llioinpnon to Itlchard 1' Meslter t mnii'.i-t Hller av I llxtm Ixl AxlOl.l; Anton S, happert to ,'ulla A Jlaleom et al 1 ISHih st. '.Mi h; barab Slmtulch to Mails brhuetre MM Southern Hotilerant e a 101 ti l.von st. 2f'Xll3x lrr.g. Mary I. TilTanv to Eugento Vlltael... 1.S00 Pth av. n-e. "iOH aeei.ti at. 25x11"; James .Mc- Meoo to Kaufman Saserath and ano 83,000 '1st st. 4i W; John Ituddeii to Charles A Clark. 31,340 Arthur av w a, 2m n Klntsbrldge road. U3x ISO, Louise AAckermanto Krank J nntier.... 4,100 Arthur av, w a 24t n Kiugabrldge road, 25x1 J5; same in Kdward fetlly 710 Md st s a 2V w loth av. SSxln?.?. Wm K U Tin cent and wife to Walter J Weeden 0.000 Oliver St. 01 Abraham Schteslllger et al to Thnmaa II Wilcox.... 1 I-onng av, centre, 2nin rovth it 75x170. Mary Mapes and auoto Martha I McClenahnn 4 OlO Ludlow it. .M. William Solomon aud wife to amtlel I'ld'.llpa and ano S3.000 Lexlnrtonav e s Jl n lotth st, 50x70; William ,cott lo .Margaret Mernro.. 1 Oth av e a, 71111 n 101.1 st. toxiori: F.llrabeth Melnmetan1 anotnjohn A Kockford t Hague st. 4ando, Michael bulllvan to James t lonry and ano. 1 B7ti st, s v :u av, 28xlfia Josephine K Htslop etol to NnthsulelAdams Ifl,0il5 Canal au loJ, Johns Davenport ref, to Charles Itsab 1.S00 4th it. is and .n w Datld I. .Newborg and wife to Mbett Wagner M.OUO Jr Inv place, centre line nfBJ and M, 2Px1iih, Alii le A bishop and auo to Jullx L Tallmadge aud ano 50,000 Varlck st, n v cor Wntta 213X6-10; itannah D hnrdeker to Jnhann 11 Muea 17.500 1st st fi.ltl n 1st it, x7S, Willlsm J Darnea and wife in Klin L llarnes BOO 1st l. w-, I'.vi w Scott av, .vixiOU; same to Lela North 450 84ti at. 7ii w av A. 20x103 2. Tbomaa 5loore et 1 r.lto re'aelus WP'k 20,000 7'th hi, ss t xie-lln av. ixiiu J. James Dunne rcf. to 111 lilt at) a i.lfe Aesur Sor 40,000 Tretnont av. a s. 4'hi w Martnlon av.7.'ixlri;John .1 lira ly an 1 wife tot arlemn W linn tils 3,0X1 1 Ilro.ii-r. 176. w i 21 n Cortlandt st. 24-Sx l' :t. Win N Armstrong, ret to Chas tl Koss. 205,000 31st s v s -ju w 7th av i5xon, Adolph Koschel and wife to t hsa II Kcbmlneke and ano 37,000 West Farms tn Klngsbrldge road, a si s adj lands Kuilly H Wood. -Mlist'ilrreg Charles W Diytun ami wile to Wendellc Phillips 10,000 Kith at n a Ml w Tin av. Mi.Xi, NlcholaaJ Morrj. Jr. to John J I'olioca t arcoRnED vnaTosnrs. nutl-r. Frsnk J. and ano lo Louise n Ackerman. w a Arthur av n Klngsbrldge road installs 13,000 Jlopp. Jacob and wife lo Augustus Zlcgter. 324 West 41th al. yrs. 500 Bon! sis earn ton. to John J Brady, a a Tremont av. w .Marmion a. :i) rs. 3 morts... 3,340 Pryant. Jamea tn Abram Bslcom and ano, u a IliMtl St. w l.nston pos road. .'I yrs 2"J,000 Colemsn. lary to Fat k McCabe e a Llnd av, lot 14, map lltghbrl Icevll.e 5 rs l.VKJ ronly. Marv hand an,i to John J CunnllT. n a Hist it w Oth av, I jr 5.000 Croak, Abel. er. lo Mut Life Ins Co, n a Park row e lioaliest, 1 yr 67,500 Bron'on Michael, to Catharine Bostaln. etta ar, a wcor llsth st rt mos. 3000 College St Irancla Xavler to M V Life Ins and Trut Co. 2:1 Irlhst 1 ra 411000 Couegan. William lo Fredk r liarstsr.es 1'th av, n 7nth st I r. 50,000 Dawson, Jonn and wife lo lteglna r-chmldtae a.tu st e unh a, -1 yrs.. 0,000 Imnn, Alfrel to Irauk D Trelber. 3o Warren stJyra 4000 DarraulL Thomas, and wlfeto Irederlck CAlgel- llnifer. u s 1 1st st, w ,,th av. s rs 9,003 Drrseher. Iredx II. snd wife to William Kraupp. aai-.ld et w av It. Jyrs 1,500 Poiiga Mary 1, to lluh N' tamp, n wabedgwiek av. nel'erotst .ira 0,045 Devitii, James and wife to Jacob horn, a s 3tnh ate -tlia demand, i morts 59,000 Field. Laura II ubd nno to title Guarantee and rrusu o. mi Irving place.air" 3IX0OJ Oan3r Walter U lu Chas K Southmayd, wabtb av, a .will St. 5 yrs 11000 tlentrlioger. Ilenrj. to Samuel Ast e sAvA. a Uthst, ris Itl.030 Irtlng. Jenn'e It. to Hugh N Camp, n w Sedg wick av. a w 1'erotst. I yre 1.4JS Jones, t Iiorles. and wire to Maty T Thatn, n Kid at, w Istav, lyr, 8,000 Matlhoar. John If. and alfe tn JJenrtetta Thorndyke and ano. e a Orchard st. it Oraud st 5 ra immortal 14,0V Kr-uta t,eorge V, to Hugh N Camp, va a Boston at, ne 1'erolat. 3 yrs 400 List, Thomas o. and wire to Auguste J 1'arle, w s Crisiou av. s lllghbrldge roat. 3 rs 3,500 Matiliailnn Brass Co to hmlgrant ImtustrUI basinga Bnit, Istav, n w cur 7tli st I jr.. 20,000 Met artrn. alharlu tu N Y bar Bank, a a 1Mb st w illi av. 1 yr 6,500 McMelt. James and wife to Metropolitan Life Ins Co e a loth av, n "Tin tl yrs 4 morls 100,000 Mitchell, Charles II and auo to biigb N Camp, sesHostonat n e I'crot st. 3 yr 1,820 .McL'aul!!. Thomas J and wife lo Bowery Par Bank. 443-147 3d avundual Fast 31st si lyr. SO OX) Magnus Iiarid and wire to Mount bt Vincent Co op Hidg nud Loan Aaoce a Tyne st, n Bay ard st Installs 4,500 n,1 t. t...,, I nn irl,. ,n t'nl,,,, llln,. (law. linfR liiiitutto'n, .ml Unt I'J.th nt, 3 yn tr0O I'lif 1 ilpn Wrnlflll l tn Ciuftrlrs U I'M ion. wg MnzftbrUrfi' tn Wt rm- roa-1, enr Ann Pt 2,fiW hcrtalru KrnreiN nud mio to.lolu. 8 Hurler, !H4th k. rm av. I yi 1,000 Ka.IIjt. hdrclt lo I.MUK-. H Ackrrman, w Arilmr flt, ii lairir..tr.i.aft mutl, .lyrt SO) JlriiuU'.- I Uwanl h. lo lido (iuamtitf and Tnii(' H'Murmr ifcoyn 35,000 Kief. Katliarlna, tu Thuuian ErcrJt, r IOIIi at, w At A .'Mrs 10.0OJ Itelil. Wah.T tu ;-t.i M MIKiLem .Ma.tl.onar, d n cr 'M st, M r 31. (WW Paid to puiiiri, Mimo prop, loan at,tur hiliulte Marie. t t-itah blimJct. n I3rthit, e H.l ikv j r A.000 Sc!i uier PtiiDii nhd Aim to D- roihy A IUckiird Aini ain. n .-tii tt. ruh ar. yr lO.fito iScliell. (Iieetlire 0 and lf to Jacob t'utien et ul. n IMH it w it rul- av, 1 yr i morla 120000 Tallitintlire Julia I. itii'l ano, ia AbUIo A Hlnliop, a I Irvin pmra n ltith l Vyra... f000 Tiisot, Anns and auo, to Kldelliy W.nicli Caco I f h.i rV it.... 1 Vl'larl. I'tieetil" to Mary I.TIfTAuy, ei buutti rrn Mmilr.rL n Un nt, .1 yr PCO Wli fi-n. Ul'liamuiil w lo Uarlo I'bry. in 4Mrt,MhAV, hiHtaiU I, Oil) .tr. ler-lin-ind. Jr. t Riniuellnt K Cretn leaf, 2711 i At7Mhil. ft r 4,000 Uuixl. Henry A V, to N .-av Hank, vv. ktli ar, 1 ir l.OOO Wftfiinr Allffrt. tu David I..Nirburff, .tlit, n Mercer at. r fi.OU0 Hilrox Thoiuis U, to J'autlnt FeMfiltiirer, W uihrrtt, Jym 9,900 KKiotsPicn Lttmrn, Iioniffiiao. Frank J, to Matilda French 49 Kait ill at at, 3 r. per vr... S,t!V) InrrabARt. truNdf lianl I, tn (Jen M Clark and no. lot m U.tH rt, 7. :M ar. At'x'AJl, JO ra per r W Joriniou Mtiry. tu Herman Jl roc ler, 1,130 IM nv 4-Tra. pr r I.TiO Ptone, rtm. t heopuM HIalrattrU, fJ' Koreil t.T, ft yrn. ier yr imt Zieafler Win. l H'M II I.ind n onr Malia-in h and "lilt nt, ZJ7 home and lot, 'Hnt .Mnmiierlta, l"yr. perjr lO.tioo WurMiru. lU'Tieua. ji5Weit lWti. ft,S)ra, peryr.... ooo J5rlrct SKonrda JIVtNdSTONT I'LAPK. i corner Fait I nth at-, nppo J.ltn htuvTeiatit 1'ark tean'lrully root iieluhbor. l.ooj Httudiointly furuiilied ruomt, vttli ilrtolai bi ard. rKUMANI'NT OH TKANNir..NTN can h- riilLod wtti Urff orimall rnotnt, excellent table and atien'laure, ceulral locatlou; iuojiner prlcet. 33H ,t eat 2Jd COITTIIi:iINJ:iIN. rAHIIMF.H. or rentleroen O catt nnd pleAaut ruoma, wllh vt Mthuuv board, at hu sr nfitHtbat. riMUrnrrKRH r.XOtlANOK and Hoard J I'trectory. Hand'oma rnuma aud iapcrlurbordi centra location. J'J Weal 434 eu lVAVKRI.RYILAi;K,134.4--I.ariapleaiianiroomralfo If amall rouin. bath and all ron.enltncei. euiuioer prlcet. gentlemen oul) t board optional irARHIN(iTOS VUAVK Ia'aM) l The KrovolOff -if Jtetlrnble rooms; reasonable rutoi OTlThT SI HAST I-arjte and -mailhanJionielr fur ti lulled, io'i rtvin- superior toard an t tatle board inrtl HT '-:i' WKT.-ridod bord." light rooms, lUladien, fJM; gentlemen, 1ATII 8T SlUAST. Small and'large nlcehr far J W Dlebed, cool rouiui, all convenience., good board i table board. IITII'bT.. 310 KAIT -Nicely fornlibed hall roomt 1 alio iquare room, with or without board, table hoard, term moderate, 1' 'iTH BT, sao RABT.-Urte wellfornlehed room a. i rnnnlnf wttir, with or without ,bardi bath, fU aiw tabla bowd. clrrt gonrd. 14TR PT 1M WF.flT. near th ar, MMIftn.-Very 1 pleaiantrooma, with rood table; eommer prlcea. nT!l ST.rSr WEPT-Urre' well fort.Uhed roomZ all convenience! eiceiient board i permanent cr tranitenu 0 1 ST AT., iWwERT, nenr O'h at -Eletant elnle and f 1 double roome. rrtletnen nr couples; superior bnardi table boarders accommodated. Qf)n ST.. lift WEST ltandnotnelr rnlohed rooms deMrable for Hootherner. permantmt or tran aienti board optional! rffreneee. OOnT.rstS WF.Tirbelnca lloiite..-T:o'ma with board, alnslr or en suite, cuisine unexcelled, per manent or transient i)i)V NT. Ml' WrST Cool, pleasant, well furniahed 'rooiiift, with superior board, at loweit t'OA-lble prlcee. nnn nr, .o.sn?, .vn WFHT lilano llooMi-f week ly for room and board transients at eurnm"dateil. 0JD PT.. Mr VKRT-I.arrehftntoti.elr rurnlhM 0 rfeme. hot and cold water Amnio fleii alau email rooms i permaue.it or translcntt board optional QQDFT 3.3 WfRT-l'arlor ror. prilcln demist! fcO or tiusinepR purpose aUu 1ft rte end aniall roomi; all eoiireiuencr-si summer prlre. board optional. QOD PT.,niA WFBT. I.arce pleaiant rooms, eirel lent board and atttmlance; permanent or tranlentt summer prlcee 2KTII KT. 331 VTPRT 1-nrte and email rooma with exrelletit board table boarders aicmnmodated; terms moderate, 0in ST. i?3rWEPT.-Larli7and smAlfTooma, with excellent toard, meals to suit tioura forbuilnees. OtJirRTrssfKAKT-taartreand smnll room, fur" O- nHbed brand newt Hour for doctor, well ar mured p'l. ate hoi se K1 PT, M WhRT.-I AFre anl nms.ll rnmt with f). board. All acromiuodAll(in; c;riitiemen.r, ladles, M paH all week. QfiTII BT 3.ia WPflT.-IAri?e roomj a'si halt room. ejU moderate terms ffoua bonrd, tih or witbout board. OiflTM RT., ft" WF.RT. nontne for gentlemen; hoard OU opduoali rear parlor for phj aciaii, QMII ST 07 WEST-Kenmi for fenttemen. board Oli optional, rear parlor for phslcln. AO T.. 3M WrST.-rrepllonAlty co'd Urce and fart- hitll roomt seleit Appoiulmente. rxcellrnt table; summer prices. flOD RT VM WIRT. KteiTAntly fnrnih-d rooms larire and small, summer prken excellent bjard; reference. ylQ1 RT, 3M WERT. I.arre end mall room: de iyfc llfhtfulty tool, tmerd optional, snmmer prloes 'Job RT.T HO-hs r.RT.-llnn.lsomel.T fiirnl'hed MJ rooms, with soper'or hoard, permanent or trail slants, table truest, referencer. A. AIM PT., 110 WERT lUnd'omely furnished, cool, lkH aliy room, home comforts, excellent t..ble board, teutral. referrnrm. "7iTirST- .T.7 ttl.RT-T.i.re front and hnll roonia, J wltlt board, also table boarders, term inoderat. liiirn RT., l.ti WTBT, N'ewlrand nicely furnUhed fi U room, suitable for lady, with first class board, f? QT!t RT 311 WEPT -Laree and hall rooms: plantT JO substantial hoard, house pleasant and home. Ike; summer prlcea, f3.50 AQTU ST, aT"0 wr.T Fnrnlahed rnomt lafffe or rxO small, with hoard tf deelreil; food ntla;hbnrbood. SfOT" RTt- 34r KART-Furnished ri'Oins. kocher J v board respectable fa rail) all eouenlem, reasonable terms h etatloa KiTH ST., H4 EART.-Eletant larffrTTooms with 0J board for conptes, Jewish family tew table boarder tAken. SQTII hT..atO WEST llandrtelv furnished r-omi; JO excellent table. French cu sine, moderate; table board. Q,")n RT., flt WFT -i!wl, nice rooms: .rood table: 0w moderate terms; near station and Fark. QnD ST.. t WEST Front connectlncr rooms neatly furnished, runnmd water; small rooms; summer prices IfliTIf ST.. 113 FART, nnr Central FarK Fur IvfJ ntbed room and board, also table boarl; prl Tate family. 11 X WAPHINT.TOV ri.Ai'E-Urae 'and "small J rooms, with board, foutbern exposure; hot and cold water, table excellent; terms reasonable; rtfferencr1 glooms and oarrt vooUlyn. B0s.RD.-n3 Flneapple at-. Brooklyn Are mlnntee from the brldffo, pleaaut, coot rooms to let, with board f umijshfd jKoomuSipartmctttiaiivo t CLINTON rLAnE. SO. near B dwA. Larjre and small nicely furnished rooms, all conrenlencea, fl,."Oup. CLINTON rLAOlCai, near"rroAdAy-SmAll and lare rooms, by day or week, all cutirenlences. NEATLY FURNISHED lartre and" smslf rooms. 153 "icst33da rptVO LAnOK. NTPKLY FmKIHHEl). FROVT X rooms to let. with or without board, m prlTAte fAm tlv; alt inodernlmi roTemcnts. terms rcAsonable 3.il hast lU'thst. 1RT ST.. 14 EAST. Newly famished rooms SI upward: house newly pepered end painted throughout. Drst clara order 2KTCE Fl'RNlRHEn room to let: reasonable terraa. Inquire i'fto East Broadway, 4 Til PtTm'werT. faclnr Wflihfncton Tark Larire w ell furnished rooms. Hxht hoosexeep u or jren tie men. f3.60ui.ward 4Th"aV.2A. near SOth at Nicely furnished rooma, large and email, all conveniences; summer prh as. t hT. SS7.""near 3d av (rlnir I bell). Mcly fur J nlshcd rooms, suitable for gentlemen; terms mode rate 6 Til ST., J3ft near 3d ar. (rmr twice), ljirffe well fur nished room, suitable for ono or two ccntleineu; terms moderate. -f Til ST.. 331, near 3d a. Handsomely furnished front J parlor suitable for one or two gentlemen; tu STII !-T.134. between 1st and Ar. A. Front parlor and contacting bedroom; suitable for two gentlemen. TnTII ST.. OfTEART.-Nlcelr furnishid front and back 1 v parlor, singly or together, lately occupied oy phy alcian. 11TM RT. lot EAST. Hall, large, and email rooms: 1 J parlor, suitable ott.ee or prirate. nicely furnished. 1 nTII f T. linnAST-IIall. also square room; run AW ntng water In ail rooms, nicely furnished 1TH8T.. 23 1 EAST -Newly furnished airy front hall XU bedroom, private house, gentlemen only. 1 QTI! HT ail, near 3d at Lurge airy ro jms. sntr lO able light hoQsekueplng or gentiemeD; parior, physlctaii or couple. IOTII hT 303 EABTrMnTo'Ilern's bett. M floor. O Ruatl and Urge front light room. Mealy fur nished. 1QTII RT.. 331 FAflT.-Mce'y fiTrnlsbed ball rcoins; lu terms moderate. TU 8T,3"m LAST -Large and ematl nicely fur nished, airy rooms; summer pricea. nTH RT.rsWET.-farge and small nlcty Tnr nlsheiL ail conenienreN (or light bousikeepiiii or geiulemen; bath, moderate price. nTII ST., 17. EAST. Nicely furnished rnom; also parlor fleor. Tery cheap, i urolshe! or unfurnished. n" "TlfsT.. 313 nAST.lngte""and doublonlctlyfur. nished rooms 91 V upw ard "l Oti1 BT41 F VST.-Halland square airv nicelr fur X J nished rooms, all lmiiroTemeuti, fioutherners ao rommudated. 1QTU NT. Mi EAST. Two ronnertlng rcma. newly 1 0 furnished, also hall room, summer prices, tab e buar.t. lftTH ST., 41 FAT. Large front, cool desirable It room, gentlemen only, H weekly, also single rooms, I (TNI HT, -13 EAPT, near Brosdwav. Hand-omelv 1" furnished large and small rooms, eu sulto and single. "IOTH ST.. 31ft EAST -Mreiyfnrplhed rooms, large Jlt7snd small, enaulteorslngly; fo.dlngbeds. f JtoJlu (TH BT. 311 EAST Large, rool squnre room; also lii small room, bath, gas, summer prlcea. OitUKT,M KAiT.-rtegantlyfurnUhedrooms,iult r sblo fur housekeepliu. Iiuly or logethei. 01RTMT,137 KAST-Ltrge. airy, well furnished At X rooms; running r, aier, bih, ges, lumimr j rices, 01STRT.V.T FAST.-Mcelv Inrnlhed room. "with wi board; tablo boArder iiccommoilAted, QOD ST. 3M WKsT. Large aluore and aiiiare room, w either suliable for two gti.tUuien, 97, private houie; all modem convenience 2 Oil ST.. 11 J PT, near sralfon Large pleasant O room, nicelr furnished; aUo small ruom, prirate family, terms ittr reasonable, O .TU hT, f3 WEHT. Handsomety furbished roomi, t-1 upward; summer prices OTTlT2iVW.HT-IUudsomrIy furnished large A and am nil rooms to let, OATH HT., 3i7 AST Nicely furnished front room to CU let. suitable fur one or twu gentlemen; ring bell three timra. OQTHRT, EAST -Large rnnl rooms, pultablo for ewOonocrlwn, all coineuiences; summer prices. 0 IM.INTON FLAtT-Mce clean fnrnl-hedf rooms Oaw f. r lailles and gentlemen; t run moderate, JOU ST. 3lit WEST -Neatly furnished rooms- yery pleasant, SJ weekly; to gentlemen. OTIl ST., 331 WERT. Nuely furnished small or Urge squaro rooms; rnonlog water: beat attendance. OJTIIfiT. liWKhT. near Uroaday-HandinmeIy OU fornlshed large, cool room, with three wlndutts; gentlemen only. OQTI1 RT.. 37rnIlTTNM7elyfurnished large and JO ballrooms; newjy renurated; reasonable rates tu desirable pait.es, f ItTt.V.0 EAST (Frospect lltlT).-Lrge newly 1 furnished room, running water, rss. bath, all convenleuce-i. cheap Aiyil HT,, 3 WEHT,-m:IMTi:il at ooei i- TrarellersEschaDge Hoom and Hoard Directory, 4QD"lSTj34rt WF7HT -Larue and email newjand M handsomely furnished a'l convenience, singly or eu suite; summer price; new mttnavmenu .4jOtST. 313 WEST (naar"Hroadwar)-,Arlor"floo singly nr en siit'e proato t-Alhj alio small rooms: frirale family, summer r rices. 4"TI HT. XH WFST -Large rheerful well fiiri,h7d front nd coniifct'inr rtMu a'aosiiiailrooin, balh aud all tHiiveuie.ick, board optional Itoomjc: ami gpnrtmrnti Wanted. WANTEU-fly raspertahle mulatto family (3 rhll dren, 3 adults) 5 rooms below ituth et, aud M av.i IQ, tU. Addrsu P, C. tt ILHAM8, l.-.PH d ar. PURITAN IIOTBU lMBowsrr. eern.r Dslaaoerst. aceemmoilatlen. for tsollsmsa d.sltiar alefaat tnu wa kDt comlotu,tla,tcc w niu.fZu u!U. lrnl C'rtMt nt SUtrttoit. m TdSltlVESALa?. ,?Tn orshineT 'ff WM. IHYl.f.K FBis.'"m the nnest bniiainc sltss In hm wi.rlU llsljlita near I Meat st ilew.l tnefl s.sr, Kansas mid lliitls r sia. ilai-ke nf k r ri .atnrjlaj, 'v I J siir M Bl.erlaH ar nn -I an.l .V 1 K. It. lev n iti llacksinari In time mrsa.e an.l ehomlfrf Wir tK aile auction tint, tine mnli ti'r fee lata inloraie. tleii. main, c call at KhN.N AI11 e, au lotllaurn su, si sialra POSITIVE SALE, RAIN OR SHINE. KSTATR IUBKIBT Bl RT. MM V. TAVI.HR Auellnnser Allen I the rrsat an, tlnnssleor nvsr amimliilliiit lot" ul imueiielil Park nn Meilnesdaj .lulr l at I" A. M rslate nt llarrlst Hurt! iiinnnnntii rlainiiiika. Us annum teni. rue moile, tintaile.siiMial irainnn usllfIlallna roid inrtlanilt l IsaTp.isr-et fur. I' f rnrfree ias inforniailrn, inni'a, A i' call at KL.N AltV'H. iRU'iirllaiiilt it, uuHalra. WM. E. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. Will sell 'rain r shine, on Saturday, duty Ifl. commencv In ir a 10 M, .3i Iota on Ihnlson ai Ilsrkensockf t-peciAl train en Mno.tteliiit.na roml li-mlng lers- Tltr MiA.M iiiiirh tlnrninsic htc parade coiered stage! from iieprt to ff rutuids t'on t it i-" it onh it per loi down on nny ni nfi'o I'or free pas infomntloii tnata, Ac. citlat KhNNAliVy, .M Cortlandt et upstairs Meal (ffj&tatc fox Sale. hi attiTk asii. I am the owner X Urge and snail ncre tracts of Seat tle propertr r-unable tor siiMMtlnn or stihurbsn homes, hor itifrrtnatiou coucerring Investment In uashlngti'ti addieft 1- li. Koubn lut Uuiler Hlock Pealtlf. Uaili. COOT AM I'P ?1' mnntli'T peynents forchotcej O-C-iU btlldlngiot. tltleuimrioite-d Hyatt HelvhtL Wlnfrltl. U L: iasient orowitig Mil urh rf .New titt. 10 minute from fort of 4inst. Tc riitntptitntton Inelud lug leru rl Id trmit ct"l tor trc itcketa, map A a. i IiaI.LIH 11 .oul'M LU 7 LitvrtyeL 2T .nn CVhI Twn teneinent houses one) yD I veiWl$t (Hifxt1), rcrt rnnrwined an I tde other ft '-itciih. and Hie rest on mnrtgige Imiulre k2 East 114th et no agents. fScal C.otatc for a!r iCity A HA Hi; 1I.NI i: for purfv TlnhUa: to mil be ii cnndapiivlntc Inviimrnl INrtv lite. pioiv trnmtentH, hut flnltthrd nnd all reus lt miirlciutf nt Fiitt. Vnr itiirtlrttliir call n owner, l.O.ltl iOiIi ut., nenr IOlh l AliAIIiiA!N."Mfra1 tenemenli tn Mth rtnd rtTthsta. J win be sold rhe ipt'iq'.h bn'. er reasonable terms t exmlne brfore bii)hg elsewhere. Appy to Builder I ItCt'K, I.e. H Kth ttv ntAr tt.tli i-t I ;for dale or ao 3Cct (Tountrjj. 1,1)11 hALE Ilrtie, .Norton, Conn fully fnrnlshedt IJ rooms cootl unlet on nrre one 1m f mil from depot and hmiud nu ho ir nn Lne .N. V. tid 11 It It, near Hiamrnr-l wilt xclinngo App.y on preni Isei, or to K. II t;t.(lSK, iffl rlu'hliig av., lirooltlyii iyniTsAI.K Oirf X(MtANGr-Kine slock farm, with tn one huur frnn vU rm lug streAl i. vnlnable) stalllnn hro )d uiar. in'ts j-erioiii.i property alone worth ..MMI i)j;.MIIi:iZ, 7ltLedsrst.. room as. PORT A.Nfim.KS Stutt2 t Wetti'iirlnn. ror tuslners, residence an-i enhurrnn tTopertr, Infest m li ents In mineral. n.il, nnd limber iatnl ml 'tress B LhVrtLh Y, I't. iiseiea. WaelnngMti. 1 VIUA PI OTH KOH ST.i: At Hrnnx.lll-, within I two rrtn'iii h traU (if station fn it hool cbise hr, For further particulars arplv tn SMITH A KAMMLi I ho 77 i ast 1 77th sb, or Kronxville, N V. I law imrt Spnrtmcat Co g:tt 8 RENTS' FROM $7.50" TO SI2. Twn, three, four and five room Apartments, with inv proTemcuts. hIho Unree, in the nw blocL, ivih f, itth and 7th bis inquire at the ut.lce ot JOHN 1UTK, l.O.'SO lOlh nv., i;vturrn UOtli Mtid 07tli mtn, PAnTMF.NTln the Improved dwel'lne M4 FasT "ad st. or two. throe an 1 Tour rooms all light, wttlt tath, laundry, bit and cold water, aud halls heated; rent.HiJ.ind f!4 KiiLMiM mtoTlIKItS.834 Hroadway, near 13th st. JLKO ANT Improved apartments :and 4 rooms; f 50 J to f 1 1 a,i3i" id av ite-r UCtb sf. I.LATfC-Lieht and pleasint: term inofterate; dec A rated, mlrrurN portlere And I io enrtniua. U J ami ok. nrj weeiaadat PLATH, f25 to fJ2; In n-Tfert order. .Tanltor. 6T 1 Westllth st. UVKJCa Itil tli ii t. U IN" NKW IKH'SISH just llnlshed. 441 to4-.2est2.',lTl I at: three and fmrriMima; light and airy, Cl-( toiflJt H mall and select lamillea ony. JonihT. H J I'uKHlT A to. fi yid L andiuhar. 1 APISON AV. B0rTIIWES7C0KM;U HMUh stl I hlef.ant I'Att, 7 looiua, bath, all tmpro.emeota, nullder. J. W WARNLK. i OXK MO.NTIlTl7fl7urge, ail tight rooms: all I ImproTcmente beantifuliv decorated, separata H dining room; fill'1 nnd healthy location; only Sit 10 J1. H Inquire .1 West I3.)th st. 1 O"" NB MONTirKRrr.u".rgV ilarht rooms, alllin- I rroremt-nts, near station, nno location, onlyf-H I So, ii tasttth eu 1 RFSTFRBETO AUO 1 -303 VesttPtn st. nice light 1 apartments of four rooms; rent- t to Jlo. App.y to rii-.HCU. Janitor, on premises. 1 5 TH ST 2:t4, near .d at.. Sd bell Feeond flat, threaj A rooms In good order; owner on premls-a 1ATK ST., :v.7. nenr TompXtns Part. Second floor, 5 l.J rooms; WAshtubs. gau, private house, $2 It TH ST., 3'i4 TART. Second tint, private house; 3 1 rooms, hath and alt ImproTementa; perfect order. 0 1 PTfTaiTt ii". ait wkrt -Decorated flats, four mt x rooms and buth. rent. 1 to$-(- JO LKROY hT. If nnd some, new single flaw: 4 large Otm light rooms; all improvements; 5m, i. Janitor. 71PT PT-m2PAKT.-rat. 4 extra large light ron-r; I I parlor utegnTstly decorated, other rooms painted; Implements, half bloci from L etatlon, one flight up. 114. lAXTII fT-northwest corner Park av Handsome) XJO tnts 5 rooma. hot and cold water, flit upward. I At HT., JtVl l.AbT Ornund flats. rooms. a!1 Inv" If- proemenis, nenly rcnoraied. coldwater flat; ftN small family. $W. 11 nTH RT 510 EAST" near ateainToat landing Sec 1 X i nnd iloor might rooms, all tinprotemeuts. de H lightfully cool location. m 1 IOTII 8T.7D40 ASITiKTsT. N'ew flats, deco- 8 X a.. rated rooms, all Improvements, biowa stone; private block, f 2i np W "ircUinn c?o?e.'S Co grt. 1 ADKLTOIITKI L RH8IIRC -k T1J?H nrldgefll 1 room1), all improvement Iom rent B .fi ATWAThlt.AONassifstiaU i DEKIRAHLRHOIK.unfuriii-hed aud furnlihe 1 In all parts of the city. 9 FOLbOM iiuuTIIl Its 14 Proadway. near LlthsL H JTo gift for gujslnc. gxwt$. ft) STOr.P.S-All sires, on West Knd (lliln av,, hbtweea 1 ortli and 7tti nt., suitable for buti hers, grocers. M barbers, dr good fancy gootia, clothings shoes Ac. 1 rent very low. .ppiv t mliro on premise. 4o West H J.nd (lltb)Ar. between tth and 07th sta. II attjfftntmoiu j A.-VAOATION' PUPILS. j JlnnVkeeplnr. urltln? aiuhmetl, nrrrspouilrn,'e. j etelilnir iiemxrarhy, tMienriiliif; i"ltate Instruction I 1a. evening, all iiiinrot r 1 alne Jliisine.s College, tu 1 Jlusrer.ror. tutiat; upturn, iu7 IV uttbst, rur. Jl sar, BAK.IO. S(ln. AM) DA.NCH, JU', "clof ,11111.11 dancing- laiiKtil. cirrnUrs. .1. BIhia.n ,'uQ liowerr. BAVJO Trnr(iT-llh"NriV f IJOUMJ.V. sole mann- fuctiirer nf the iAtent Jielt lianjo. I i'O llroailnajr. BTOt"lrnrt)lliniTKKII milker, learbsrila'lTevei? Iliit A J), corner Jl'justull IL Lailles taugiiL 1 I'JINTKAI, l'AHIC NTI'UIU OK oiri'. ami I'lANorortTE, SlHtllr-I J.HTII .VT. NMV 1IIKK. i Mil, ISO II UK's' 1'. '1'Olin. Tllreclnr. IJI'NMMiTON l J.) 8h.MJNAHV AMI LADIRS' rill. J l.j;ili; '.1st tear. "Hers rur. etluruiluiial reellltleti tirms niodernte, lilgli llil Uealttiful; steam lieallniC, i Fsa nre escapes, rns of uciesa J llua. 1JAM.0N, Il.lX, s I'resldeni fur 1 yeara STAMMi:itlMll isrfectly cureil, lu y.ara successfuii tiruepecius 1 BUK'M srhonl. 837 HedforJ av., Brooklyn, K. D. -TKNOllltAlMIV anl typiwrlllnr.-BklU la S montlu st elull'war; DpewrlllriK Icssonstl wssklr- SWIMMINII TAfdllT In city "or" ut sseslde. fnrlA, Adilrsis I'll AMl'JO.N MVIMilKlt. Dot IWj Mill oltlce. TlTHF.KI.RRSON8on"tlielianliforl J Mra II. lui:itm, :ui Ul.erler St.. first net TJnurinn cnilrmimJ, I OPKN AM, SI'MXiril-Tliornimii .-hool for danclnri I nAl.T.taa.lit rapidly, clroulara KWICMllmilLKIilt t l).N.KltlAl(lltl, 44 Welt 14th. i. I 5rntl.olrij. 3 j Dn KCLt.P.11 r.XTKACTS TKRTJI without pain. 1." eeta. Vi up. J'arlora 74 Varlca st. cor. Canals CB4 AMI H.TH Of TKKTII while waltlnir daf, 3ft .t.nlnf. Dr. CLAllli. mi7 mh av. and ana tt. J giWlnwsi (Clmncw. MArillKRRV AUFNTS. inaclilnlita. want m douhla lour salary r Vnu can do II. sural no rlsVi easy. NATIONAL, rAIIINICU.i'US li'way, patent .ollcliora t r extmnlnntoris of Trrmin. i CORTAR'K F.iTKRMINATORS Kills JloaclisailedbucaT Rats. Vlcei intalllljeii year., not poison. "CJ t TAUri" does wormuslnnlenlKht. u Cllnlou plaoa t OOSTON Vole rscrlved. sorry dluisillii eilos tor A lour on at-eoiiiii lull no pniu,e risk, wlra'ei.r, all well as usual. aw.iy iuin.li ot time in inn Ittnthuicra. AS 1 JLKVATOR A modern steam elevator .rood as new, K t J with cable, ilruiu, and I tlini'S fir sal, clssp rs- M f paolli, tuti pumiils, caret, ftet aquara Apply 24-J H Ma.lilnmon.t.. J.r.ey UUy. SB gonnig. t I AN BNOUStl I.ADT l.nd. IM upward aam.dar. Pv l-mLUl-S, btk.r,SWlT.ll min i

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III.H I ..:.V"-.v,,ii'i'"inM ID Miblli A O. ml "J, 1 Un. rc lit jjg' I'.'.".'!.'.'.'..'.' cal 4 Union I'ir.'wi.."!! U L ra' I Union rao 8. J...mvl Jiiuikbiit. W ,u"-1'""t,l',.",.""i' 5 "';:;".'.'.7..ml, l Union El lit"'.'." 103 Mil Ci. ..i,vt I Sor. P. Mon l.t liiel; f b.;h S.I.. Bl lhorAW CV.dlr. liu 1 WntLnlon col 51.1011 liS.JU.ton.Ca.. Ill laithhot4i....lOJJ 'fiumllin lJ7i 23 04K V. Outer 51.. lOJ's i JU4. ii -y-tk-4i!::::ia J vr."disnit:::::: SS Itulleiot rllwr bon4i (pr toJuo), t807,00a KAlLKtiAil 4D UXUER BHARKS. M- jiiov low- -nonn- ic,.. mo. fit fit fliittifd. fioA4m.Firrew-.ii 15J M UO jw JSSS..-S.W At &i &t u ffi?jnffia::: S k Slf S." MiOhN "ufif" -oV JV S3?i ajS Soc.4ufi.ipt 4l r J jy tain i1 ail -d lit 4a 45 4oii 22tnt4E.U. I 4l 43)J 43 3 43 EKJ-hLifcllUOt.. H. J po2 W SuMlliMto i.a.1. 5S ,')S ,-S JMf ml I Me 4 Alton. Ull 131;. 13154 180 13i i-ih C I'.iSlk.... W 78 7i5l 7tf 78 5S5" rCABI-kptllO toll 1UU U9V 100 juiLii.4Xrt.. .....ni'-a Hi'. 'M "'"ft Bini" .4SU P. 73ji 73, 7J! 73 7l JfflrZR.; jiS yijj yi$ sift ;ig loi ii. v 4 rol... ssij xsi sv 10JCwiwL-Co .HJUlJ !Ui IU0)5 JIJOS I0lj2 "?o uei! i iluQion 10 Iu Its luaM f3uSLliW. 14 14 l4iM l 140Q HivlDen4K.lt.pt.... &u I3 &J &Jn UH ""ntT.U U4 114 124 134" 138 nfdlionuk. "M ",,t "4M I'3 "s sonii c.Dtri n;3 "71 inS li ii7 liok7K S Weitorn... IS lJ lM lVi lB iHSfc.S.8iior.. ic;a ift iw itgS iS sj73Mlcwl Ctlitnl.. 27 37 S6? Soft 2SI 1fi Ulun Iron mi Bo Bo Bo 'Si Sou!. 4 Ohio IS ijl ija lift 18" 1W7 S J. C.ntraJ W4j? miJi' I34 i o M4?.N V. 4."iwLnj. 51K 61S 51 bft 5l2 ss5.t n. ii ......w-H "i, 30-JJ a" tu ro;v-U4 W., ...us? II35 1I3U SWli..Y"UK. 4W Ml? 3' C 31 M aoSort4 W. pf 'fl l. eif, IK M lliw olllorn P.ciflo.. MJi a.W Sfl), SOX BT SMO Sorinorn r.c. pt. BJ 8iC 81 B,'U Sl Si.oStirt;iTM... i wv is j? is: uuOreton Imp. 4d 4u 40 4d 60 44oOOr.on 4ft.n. 46K 47 M 4T 47 710 Piculo Mali f a -"IK i 7 0PBU Alte.Ung. g 47 IS?, 46? Jj" 125 Pull. Pl. Car C0.210 319 310 311)! 330 ZUOOulcUtlT.rpt.... 41 41 48 la Rim. Bw li5 1U lu 7a ill A KX)BlchV4W P .33 93 33'i 33V 23 W VUihuk6. f.Pt 04 05 B5 63 65 eoohJutn.m r. 34tf bjk mJ 55 UO) T.uo toil 4 Iron. 51 5lil MjJ BO SI 5 T.nn. CL 4 1. pl..lOi lui 103, 60 T.IU rAOlia.V:,. 21 Si SOU SOU 31 500 TolTi. A. 4 M. f. 41K 41 l l 43 ioo L'nioa ruioo.. 63S ttK etSl cti eiu loou w b" k 4 e pt 3ff sok 3a teU 37 tO WMMITl Un. tJ.. Bill L Mil B4iJ B4' SoOWb.JlUtp. 7B,(J TSJI T8iJ 78 782 Tb. total tale, et ttotk. w.re 101.801 abartt CIUITIO PaTAKTUM TIASSACTIOia 7 4oer. COL Ofl l 21$ 114)4 34S JArner. CoUOIlpf Oil i G 61 ij lOu Ain.r. I'-ottoDOlictrc.. 28U sojJ 38M 8020 tsotar r..nn.fl 7j 73 72 7i Kin Natmn.l Load Trut.... 3li, 31 ai'i 1 IJOO DUUUer. 4 C. Pa.. 40 48 48 48 1 foo Am.rlcan CatU. Tro.t. li 14 llV 15 A toOULk. Ark. 4 T.i. a. a. p I3 m 13 UJf U oiou p.oria4 w la ia la 19 A lOlLc Ht lxinl.4 Teiaa 83 83 S3 83 llAm.r Bankftouco... 42 42U 4H 4J DUorn Sllr.r 3.8tl 8 30 8.S0 ano n...l..l ..l. Tul U a A 300 PhanIX of Aril t.25 L2S 1.33 1.25 luoplTDoaih.on ...700 7 la 7 00 700 $13000 BU k.Ark.4 1.x 4a.Wk 76V 73V 7U 75U lUOOOS.u. 4T.X. 4a, W. I.... xojl ooU 8U7 eoC ooou Pip. Lino ctfa. uii; euJ bail tS aoiroif cLosita acoxATioxa. II4. itfO. ma. j$iex Jot. 4411anr..2l KeirEnt.T.1... 53)i 54 Cb. Hnr.4 Kor. 40 W.it End Land. 3ij 29W Central Mail... IVA IDj Hoi.4 Mont.... U riunonrt ko 0 )2 Bull. 4 Ho iU S4W Y. 4 1" Z. pt ll ralumet 4 ll.c.Etw 810 Uet.Ctnl.4a.. 73 anta ft M. do. 77K (Jin I olonr. 17li 173), A.. T. A H. P. 41. Hi V Am.B.nT.I....V2a 22X A. t. 4 s. y. in. C7K to I" ItleTeplione. 4S 48J, ruiiAPttrniA clouio auotinoti. m. utiii. nut. jttut. II IJt.in.ra 4i. B3 i3U Uhith Vall.r.. t,?i 62 rilll. 4 Rlltpt 7 7a', U O. A N. I'o W B2? PtlL4R.2dor. 57 67 PeiinijlTaula.. MM m; U. 4 a W pt 43 4i; tATMIT LOHI'Oir OPOTATIOVS. At!nt!f, 4 fit w. lit.. 37V, l4n 4 N-athrtlle. SOU Atl.ntlc 4 lit W 20. ii ih. V. C.utral 1UW CinadUn l'Acino BSl.torilitruPaclflopf Hi Central 1'Acltls. 34M Norfolk AMeit.pt.... Uj; u frltCommoii zoM'.nimlraula Biu rla M coniola Hl)i Readlnir 24 piinoU central ...lit It Paul common ....75 kaniii4T.xu,T. R.. 20 I'nlon PaciOo 651,' lik.ii'ioro ...113); WakuUpr.... SoSi TuEBriT. July 8. Tli ocerators who linro oonvJctlons rocard lis Lackawanna do Dot proposs to itlQo tliom bccaus the bulls ou othar etooks are not read to stimulate ipoculatlon In tliem. LtokaiTan nawai in ery roipoot the loader otto-day's liltlo maraet. Btlll tbo activity ia it and tbo material advance in price did not arousonny enthusiasm throuch the rest o( tbo list. The tonowas improved by a cessation of the soil IdkcI KUl'aul common, which was a feature 78terclajr. and by a rnodorato demand for Orocon and Tracscoiitlnental aud Jcrsoy Con trnL Tbo nmemeut lu Now Euuland died cut, presumably bucuuso of tbo prominence KiYen in a stook-joM.Ina newspaper this morn Ice of all tho old fairytales about possible clinnces in tbo control of the property. The Btrtplf mnrlfflt. hltH HlArnllv llln.Arl lnA ralilaununer dulnefa. Neither side wants to tree's, espeelullr with the thermoniotor dis tanclnc stock quotations. That stocks ore firmly lK.j toeB without Barlnc, and It is Wily clear that leaderfahlp as woll as ttus tlclous circumbtauces is neodod to letivo (reculation. Tho Conferonco miver bill Is ro Ktnled with comnlaoenoy by Wall atroot as not Ouch ol bn innovation as compared with what jnlEUt be ilone under the present law. Excel lint Information from WAsbluxton Is that nltor llor bill has been paeeod Weitorn members of Cotmreji will support an amendment to the Rational Unnklnc Act permlttinu the banks to Itue their notos up to the par value of the condi deprbited to secure circulation. Tho Hi.tcoofiuou an amendment would add at tu about $18,000,000 to tho olumo of tur- 'jncr. and upon n niuoh sounder basis than It J rpi.o0'l iH'or iiitlatlon. It would also bo HmorolmineilliitoservJio to tho country. o erlinc excbaime wna llrmer to-diiy, owlue i?.. uenia ."I to rmiilt tl.e i.roceoilsof necurl all. '0'4 Joroieu dealers tbo last few fj;'"illlil nlso lo hiicber r.itos for money In fM"U Money Is In belter nupply nt thli I u i,d a moderate Irjriulry fur comtuorrlal li.'r1'nir he noted. The number of new rnir."",h W. rflieinoi onerluc both in this i Z''a'n "'"1 lurone tndlcaies that their t ro il rn','r? aru ronfldi-nt il.at there is money H i.i rV "elnK investment aud employmeut. ft ihn, Wieycau toiivlnro tho public Unit i if.f.1f"!"a,8K9l,l'r t-'roiuer elianceB nf profit fi h";cU M'hunue. The market clniied i,i !oaJ) tit it recession from the best ij fgj,al compare with thoie of yesterday l.,, .M' JWiBi July 7 July i iiiTrTi'l ia't 4l for- r P' '"h "-ii r,'W ss V.4 NKni lfl siB OjA'1,' 7H 70 V J fontral ,J34 12il "''I 4S1 43,i 0atarU4tW.t. I0 liti JV!n7. JWjf8. July 7 JuSvg. S;"-ni.pf. 10rionT.c. 4H 47 f."t,..i,.h,. !U8 23W Pantile Mall..... 44? 43 fV.0 f- 15.. 4.',U PolL Pal. far ,8ii 3lu Ihieaitnua. btft ir.j," nock l.laml tli mU A'el-. 4 w I4T, !e, inch. 4 w.p. viti vAl Jill 4llu4.on..li.J li H.adlnt 4tAi t7 fn 2i J" St. I'anl com... 7;J 73'( Il!AN.lh lS T. C. I 1 H ..51 IiLehlior.. Iims IKH I ulna Paclilo... 4 1U UiourlPio 7nJ 73s: Wab.4 p pf 2iK 2o'( Met. Cent 2T;T arB w 4 U H sbJJ mal Serihweitpein.llo III', 4KK pt 7) '.hJ Ooernment bonds firm nt unchnnced quota tions. Itallway bohdt irreirulnr. The foaturos wore fit. IjoiiIs. Arkansas nnd Toxhh lets, IMo OranUo.lestorn Ibih, Uulou Uovated 1st. I.oulsvillo. Liansvllle nnd M. I.ouli lsts. At chiton, llenillntr, Texas l'aclflc. and Wost Bhoro If-suos. The more Important net ml vancei were In Atchison incomei. h i cent., to CiS.; LouIbvIIIo. Sew Albany and hlcuco Consuls. to 101; Loulsrillo. Bt I.ouN and Texas IbU, h, to 10j; lleadinir Konoral 4s. I. totUH, nnd Inlon Uevatod lstn. 'i V cent., toHHH. Thouotonorthy doclinot woro In At chison s, V "x cent, to SJ' Laclede Uns Uts. K. to Mi; lllo Orande Wosiern lsts, H, to 71J: St. LotiK Arknnens ami Texas 1st, s. tn'jl; Texas l'aclflc vds. H, to 41. S, and West fahore Is, U 9 cent, to lOi't. In Dank stocks IS shareB of Continental sold at U2. 6ller bolllon certificates for 4C0.OOO ounces sold nt lOScolOj.V. liar Bllvor in Londot steady at 43d. i ounce. Money on call, 4r, y conL Tlmo mnnoy C V cent, forfour month", and Cross ti cunt- for six months on approved Htock Lxchnnco col lateral. Commercial papor in somewhat bet ter domand. Tho best double-namo papor Is quoted nt 5S&10 V cent., and prlmo sluclo namo at (i(f7 V cent Bterllns cxchanrto firmer. Posted neklnc rat co Moroaihanord in cent r pound by koiho drawers bo that they nro now 4.h5(4$4.S5, for lone bllU and 14.88 HnH.W for demand. Actunl rates. tt.84l4('4t.84H for UO-day bills, t4.sst4.8Sit: for sight drafts, and $4.o8,S for cable transfors. To-day's offers to sell Cnitod Blates bonds to theQoernmont OKcreeated I40S.H0O, of which tl5.&0 wero 4n at 121. and J33'.',550 wore 4Ss at 103, All woiaoccopted. The Central Itallroad Comcany of New Jorsoy lias declared a quartorly divldond of 1,S V cont. payable Autr. 1. Hallway (rrosn oarnlPRs for Juno comporo with thoBe of tho samo month of last year as follows: nicbmond and Danvlll. tritem ..f837.PO0 Inc. fan.R50 llocklnt Valley 3JR.091 Inc. 34,700 KiniwEaand Sllchljiru 28.635 Inc. 6 304 Tho cross earnlnes of the Ilooklnc Volley ItAilroad for tho alx months endinir Juno DO were tl. 212.0(12, an Inoreuse of $179,100 as com pared with tho corresponding; porlod of Inst yoar, and of the Obosapeako and Ohio ltnllrnad for tho same period, $H.6bt),177, au lucro.ibo of $908 2)1. maklnir tho total of that road for tho year ondins June SO $7,123,47li, nn increase of fl.8J5.H20 ovor the nrovlous fiscal year. Tho Kanawha and Michigan llallroad reports cross enrnlnKB for tbo year endloeJune ao of S306.63I. nu Increase of $35,781 as comparod with the prolous llscal year. Tho Cleveland. Cincinnati and St, Louis Rail way Company Rives notice that in pursuance of tho action taken by tho stockholders at Cin cinnati yesterday, in ratifying tho six proposi tions submitted to thorn, tbo transfer books of tho common stock of tho com pany will close on July 21, when com mon stockholders will bo entltlod to sub scribe for the now common stock at $70 per ch arc In tho ratio of one full sbnro for each six and two-thirds shares roclstered by them, this proposition belut; equal to 15 V cent, of tholr prosent holdings, provldlnc tholr eubsorlptlou for such new stock be made on or beforo July 81. after which date the right to subscribe will bsfotfeltod. ruvmsnt must Do made at tbo 3 moos of Drexol, Morgan .V Co on or bafora lue. 15 next, otherwise the forfeiture of the rlBht to suOBcrlbo will follow. The London 'inanrtal Xeuis of Juno 28 says: "The now cos company wbloh Is belna formed to acqulro one-half of tho shares of the Ameri can Gas Investment Company will hne a capi tal of 2.002.000. As the sbnros v. hich are to bo ficqulred from the American company nro to tave only 80 V cent, ot their par aluo paid up. t is stipulated that no lurther call Bhull bo made without the consont of tho majority of the shareholders, and. on an additional sufe guard, the Amarlcau company Is nAt to Incur an expenditure ot more than 10,000 without tho previous consent of tho English company, this arrancoment to be in forco as lone as tha English company holds 10 1 cent, of the share capital. The earnings ot tho American Com pany for the present year aro estimated to be equal to adiWdendot at least G cent on the stipulated price of the shares. As alroady stated, bir Julian Coldsmld heads tho Hoard ot Directors of tba English company, having pmonff his colleacues a director of tho Hank of England, one of the firm of Messr. Itobarts. Lubbock Co., a director ot tbo Ons Light and Coko Company, and n dtroctor nf tho South Metropolitan Uns Company. Tbo American company has an equally strong Hoard, Includ ing directors ot tho eas companies of Boston, Philadelphia St. Louis, nnd Trenton, the Pros idontof tbo First National Bank ot Philadel phia, and one of the directors of the Chase Na tional Hank ot New York," Treasury balances compare with those ot yesterday as follows: Julll 7. JulK 8. Gold "187 647 W.0 $lSb,9VUK:S keiutenden..... IO.U874J3 ll.0U7.840 lOUll. W4eHJl Sll7U.a.7GS EUter balanc $l.605.H75, atalut t2a'i77.7tu t.t.r day Depcxlti In national cauka, t2,u71,78l, avalmt Bid 637,337 ye.t.rday. Mnnoy in London, 3V31 9 cent. Discount in the open market for both short and tbreo months' dIIIb l 'r cent. Amount of bullion gone Into the Hank of England on bnlanee to day 125,000. l'arls advices quote 3 t cents at 01 francs 10 centimes, and exchange on London at 25 francs 23. centimes. Comptroller Myers will reoelve until 2 o'clook to-morrow afternoon soaled proposals for tC15.2o4 consolidated stock ot tho lty of New York, known as sohoolbouse bonds, ex empt from taxation, and bearing Interest at 3 per cont per annum. The bonds mature Nov. 1. lHOflu The tlmo for depositing; seourltles ot the Marshall Consolidated Coal Mining Company of Colorado, subject tn tho plan ot reorganiza tion, has been extendod to July It). About 10,000 sbares out of 20,000 shares of stock nnd over 95 percent, of bonds have bean deposited up (o date. The usual semi-annual statement of the Tlonie Insurance Company of this city will be found upon another pacoot this issue of Tub Bun. It Is as exhaustive an ever, and Is worth studying. The Syraauso Consolidated Street Hallway Company ot Syracuse. N. i' bas authorized the Issue of $1,250 000 first mortgage 5 per cont 3ii-year gold bonds, of which il.000.000 are offered to the public at par and interest by Messis. H. V. Vt bits A Co. and 1. .t B. Wormsor ot this oily und the Maverlok National Hunk of Hoston. The I'omiinny owns, free ol all liens, the franchises and property of nine btreet rail ways, all In operation, in hyracus-e, and on nine thirty miles ot track. The present gioss earn ings are ubout $200,000 nnd net $75,000 per an num. Tba properties ncqulre I by the consoli dation company have always mot their obli gations, and in most instances have, in addi tion, paid dividends on their respectivo stocks. Their oharters arc perpetual and praoticully exclusive. The economies possible under it consolidated plan of operation nro expeoted to result In not profits of $100,000 per annum. The sales of mininc stooks at the New York Consolidated Block aud Petroleum Exohango to-day wero ad follows: ialti. Kane. ovtnlnq. Highlit, leu it. Clultw. 4iooBrun.wlekOon... 05 oi 75 75 100 Bell. 1.1 1 1 to lf lw duo Ur.ect 83 33 m sj luon Pre.land 44 44 44 44 titaiJulla Bo 60 ru IjmL.adrlll. 3 1 1 13 uOA.mi(.'bloC .'"I 8J 81 S4 SOuMmnalS. 41U00, I M 1 65 165 IM loo Mono e u 05 i lOOM.xlcan 3 50 8 60 SM 3 60 100OI.av.JO l 0 Ol H5 loouohir 4 00 4 CO 4 CO 4 CO lOiio PlimnU of Aria, I 3J IJJ wi 1 o 150HB Mill, ork VaI.. 70 70 BO anoboturtre.k. I lo 1 lo im 1 lo 100 L'Ull Cou 120 ISO 120 ISO It. total Uanuollon. ir.r. 12.30J .bar.a New York Marketa, TctinAT, Julr Fiona ado Mtit Tb mnrk.t tu out. tor but iirlc.ier. itry Unit CJuoted Wour, l bUI-Knc. tl mal2 J.V aoperrln., J (slA7'i, ho 3 extra. .!.6"iH o. Jio. i etira. B:t(l eleaia 1U7I (isi.Ji. atraltlita. 14 1 fttlio, paieuta enrlnit $1,734 (Ttiu. winter, Vl.70i4$5 -o (Hi. .am. qualllle. in iacIi tell bolow the rlce In Parreli) city uitiie, HOM'Oic .xlraa iS0(t(.4". Uy. Hour r Libl Miperllne. Hi, CitiJ, rlu. i.7'it2'. Corn rani, ti PtiL Jiltud lilofor W.n.rn.and $J.16for Br-nilywlna Curio' lutui.i op.u.d Mta..r, ioi prt of tbo ad. vano. uleki rallied, mad. mine lint rovement and cloned nrin f.Uenwol wa. rather bell.', apeclulir ror tlie.arlr d.lleenel. but the cblet element nf llrenifth .eemed tot. th. tare. unlit upon a .liter bill, dearer tllier at tondnn. and .otno uuealneii ainout lb. "hurt." about Ibelr Aucuel contricli. the luiull .lock. cxpoilnK them to a 'curlier" I'rop aicouut were food cic.pt Irom Text ivh.r. rain ie uiurh wanteJ ho market opened at auadviiuc. ot 4 pi.lnli on near and partially 1 1 l"t on dliant rnnnthi. cloiint.ieadr at anadiauo.of Kto loiilnt. on tbii crop. nd lull fiolnt. on n.w crop month from y.iterdar'e rlo u price. I'oiion on Hi. .pot wa. fairly actlr. for bom. coii.ntumion inlddl nir uplaude II 15-ltu. da, Otlf. U'lc, 'rb. followhijf are the d. tall. of trauiao tlon.lnfutur.ii HuntU Chi wis it leu. utaMtt, tour it. .Volet, julr II HlW II M II 1J 2.5iio AUIUII llt.llH7U 11.70 II Ul IJ.2O0 fc.i7i.mbtr..' Ii ".Mi lu.83 Irthi H7H Hf IJllob.r.,.. 10..0B... IU',4 10al .7il r.ovmter.... I0 44f.l0 43 iu.4 ui4J ho ll.i'lllb.r M4irAHWi lOJ'i 1IHJ 3.l Jaimary Io4ual01i Kill lo 17 l,.i lebniArr Iri5i3l,i55 io54 1031 mm JlVr IU57SlU6S m07 IU37 600 7ol.l lei KUlKin batei. Truniferabl. iioilten luued at 1 1 roc. rtomo-lard lulnre. were bouKlit freely on for .Itnactouiuand pnte. Iniprored ..lei u,6uo tea at Ulii for Autuii. v for repiember and JO'vMoc. rnroetuuer Afier'Cbanir.tli.cloi. ir. et adyaiiiii c. for July. Kl'o lor autuit il.-e. for Beptember. Ji .Mr. or Utioper and UJ lorlucnubir bpot (iru fajrlir ariiv. .ilei wiloa oily at 5. ynu ikjici prime 1 V eit.rn at I u. o reCned for Ilia I unliii.iil nunltd At l"..tc Pork In bell.. em m.l ."-1,'lrui wIm ill Mill, vuol.d Seer Uitn. 118- '4 1 ia ettra I rim. tKullu'.i and .hori o'.ar $Uwcil36ik 'lit menu ilnll. 'ui i"" uuoie VlckT. J beillealKniMio. Blckleil ihuulderi. !ti)tci li.ma. "HOI f. imoked tboulder. 'hi hama, loi.ailc nre.d liote-iealmt ullUo pint IM.Ii elfin, lliatllie prolilbllloii ataluet Ailierlcuii liiw preJueu doe. not apply in eevenl crinan 'lilea. I lieef .ica) at-W7r.Vor oxiraioe.i. t&1 I fvrpaVktt! $5.5oaJ.J3 for family r bit-, aud iuaf it I Ice. for India men. Reef hamt quiet at II5.M3 $13 75 xttarlna quoitd n''-c. ami oleomanarlno I at .llfero Tallow eteail) lalei aidl ti. at4 7-IBe. linttar nrmeratli(4i7tt forcrcam.ry h.noite.dr. I but rather nnl.t at K"',!-. for Mate factory, full tri.m rreitietitinrinernr lt;l?c iirhv -Wheat tutnrei leer larlable, ctoMnt lower under aelllntr to realuc. Indi'cert bv more tarorablo weather report! from abrondi .alei .1 lJH.mii bueli at P5ut.t4e. lor .lulv. oiVtiU'.Jie for Auifu.t Bitiia BVtc for bcpicmberi o.Midte.iHc lor October, and (V.'tn'iTc- for liecemb.ri alio for May, lieu, l$l.u)i Ppot wheat trai fairly actle ror export guoted sprint tc('fti red win nr. bite whit, fca'li .so. 2 red winter In ale tator, oiHatHH:. The alo were liAtKx) bp.h. In clulini to I hnrd .print, at 1102 deluered, and No. j Mllwauk.e .nrinir at ii-Vi'4i'no toarrlia. Indian corn future, ioit meat of )rMfrda owint to tliMaiioMieeiiei rain went if the MKilntpp! Hirers aale. Ivi.uoohu'h at42HiiH i4c for Julr. 4i!4VHo. I for Aiittut, 43U44hc. for oeniember. and 44t4(4lic for (iitooir. spot torn nai active tor export, tht dtmaiid be nt freely tueti iblpper. took 240imi buth. Quoted e.tern lulled. Mils.: nenern yel low. 4-'44c.i do. white, 4334.0 1 aalea were mainly ho. 2 mixed by tanal at 411.(4 41c afloat cionnit at the inilde flruro Ota ware ralrlr actlie. but a portion l yeiterdayt a Italic, wa. Ion. anleaS tt) bum. Incliidinioptlout .So 1 mixed at 3 itt'43 IHc for Aucuit i-'Hr'3iic tor Feptetnbcr ami ate ror Uctothn and on the ipot, mixed am lUiaiittc and white at aiian c at In quel Ityi alio ho 2 white at -li!c III elevator Rre quoted nt bn.'rt.SiC tnrMetiem and64(t3.c for Paiteni After ''hanife Wheat ateadri .So 2 red winter for July, PMtc Autuit. 05o September. Die oclober. ifijtc Dei ember, iMtc. Mar, Ml SI uot4 Corn Heady, No 'J mixed for Julr, ilc. Autnat, 4ie.i beptember, t nctober, 4i.aa ti.u ettad) ho. J mlx.d for Jniy, 34Ho i Autnet, B.Uv) Sepieraber. ajWci uclober. JJo. t iikii Mini t uiicq ji uv ri'uk n in im itvi ui neon-. and Head lllo quoted nt l"!to. for No. 7., aalea 5ix) hK.a lrtat lUWc 2jObataho kabotettiroptlons 1 Ovulate No. 4mlnui 15 at IHH.i l bat" bantoaat 20c ant 121 nana do. at inc. Jllhlnredti uulel end tni rbanted, aalea JO I baita Maracalbn and loobete waah.d Caracal on p. I. Ouot.d Rio. l7hPpj. Maracalbn. IB.il-ric Jaia, 2Jfai7c; Mocha. inaiir Hlo onilona declined 15 to 25 point! under a break of W'AIM fr"Ci In llavra Inereaaed racalpta at lllo and Santoi. beinc Kioto bata and 4.ooo base reipectlvaly, andadlaap potnilnt decreaae In the world', nalble aupply. via, IjA.0baea.lntead ofsooooo to 20l) baita aa bad been frnerallr expeoted. haleail.svibnta cloilnt bare ly .teady, with aellera at ttie following prlceat Jolv leniclOctober ....l5 7'.c.Januarr. IS40e. Autuit .1660c Noiemb.r.15.1io K.bruary issoo. E.ptember 10 25a iPecember... 13.61c. IMnrch ..15 20c. Raw ausara were decidedly more actiie and ateady at 4Vc for fair rerlnlnir muscovado and 6H0. for atandard cantrlfuculi; aalea .buo hlula and 7 0uo bntt inmcorado. 60 test, at 44o., 7.60H bata cen trlfiiiala, m teat, at 6J,c and at Philadel phia 1,200 bhda muacorado. W teet. at 2 2YU2C c nnd f. and laitju bate raolaeaea autor, so9 teat, at 2IVjJce. and t Refined euitara were In lair demand and firmatetaf rortraoutated. tH'.o 11-lSo for powdered, e),c forcubea.iii4c.forcruihed,86-luc for mould 'A," a-lbc tor tandy "A." oc for confectlonera' "A." f4t(43t4e. for white extra "i:." and HUtwi'iC for 1'ellowe. Xlolaaaea dull ami unchanted Quoted! Porto tlco. Jaana. Entliih Iilands203oc.i domaatlo, or ainary lo prime, -'"3c.i cholce.to fancr. 3!4uo The demand for lorMrn iice ratnaina Talr nut domeatle waa quiet quoted Domeatlo, falrto prime. m954c; choice to bead. 51(i2oHc.t Ranxoon bond, SHO'liO i Patna, 5),.'iHc. Japan, 6M96C SlaiAu-bttaita tin at doll and without decided chante. cloainfat VU70C. bid for anot and 20 Hoc bid rorneptetuuer. aalea 2o tone at 20 boa. OBSc. for Octo ler intfot copper quiet but Head)- doling nt I0 35o bid for July Lead waa without iKcidedohang. andtheoloae waa etrady at 4 l.'t,c. bid for ipot Pig iron warrautt were dull aud alithity eaaler hAVAL bruRxs bpirlta turpentine waa dull and nn chanted, cloelnc ateadrat eo-a for O. D 104114c. for marblnea itmln ateady. ealea 100 bbla "O" nt SI l). Quoted lommon to food .train. d. $1 4l(4fl Ni. E." Cis71.aa1.t10, -P." Ii'atl.'.o. a," tl fsef i.no; "II." 2 10. 2 lnU.oS. "K."iKI, "M.'rCJ75t N,"$2 85, "W O" C3.J1 -WW." $3,73. Tar arm at IS 60 tab. Pitch ateady at $1.60 Pnaote cm Crude rertlrtc.tee openid allthtly de preiaed nnd then further weakened sfc toBHSjc. A re covery then follow.d in iah.c.. but lat.r th. market weakened anddropp d toKic. onlv toataln atrentth an and make a atllt further advance to ouMc, cloiloc ateady at a alljat decUn. from top pricea. Live Hlock liarket. Ntw Tott. Tneedar. Jnly llecelpta of beevei 718 beA.l. allonnalgned toilauthterara ho tradlnr- leetlm veak Urcited beefatead) ati.),iV(a VIS Lateat cable rrom London quoiea American ataara alowat PhSllc V B drened weltht, and Amerltan refrigerated beef atealy at ecant 7HO. V 15 MHpinenla today. 410 beevea. and 2 162 quarfer. of beat. To morrow ISO bervee and 5 740 nti.rlera of beer Iteteipta or caltea,4head Market ateady. Teal. aold at J4.5oa$o V 100 Ha, buttermilk carte at Wi $3J5 receipt, of eheep and Iambi, Including 2 car load, conaltned ilireot. were 12W bead Market ruled ateady bheed aold at f4.25(tv W Ion la. lamba at CA4iS7t.2t9 Drea.cd mutton firm at 7(al0c t dre.ied lamba weak atll'41-c. Keceli.ia ot hoia, Includlmr l for eat, were 3,081 bead. Market llrmer, at e4.203M.6o ft 100 Ex. Coart Cnlendara Tkli liar. SrrRFHt Court CnAMsrts Motion ca.ondar, Not, 1 to 34. called at 1 1 o'clock Si rhoisatl's Coirr Will of Joeph M. Pavla, 10 30 A. M eitnle of Maher. i I' M. lor probate-Wllli of ttitat del Cilvo. v H tiitutlor. k b ll.obar.l .Solo mon llrud. and I aura k Hurnp. 10 A M h. J I ra er. Ignata Inx, John U. AlKuier, and Henry llebbol, IP 30 A. M. nvitigJtiaiihjf. UiD Diffl7Saviii2S WsM, llroailnai, n3il St. nttd 0th At.. M.W OltK. June IB. IWO. I Interait at thanaual rate namelt lilUR p.r cut p.r anuuin up to ri Oim and Til He Ii percent. 011 any exce.a oter ll.iiio, ha. been oted for the preient nnir ear by the Hoard of Truiteea puyable on or after Julyltt.or, If not withdrawn, bearing lutereit fromJuly 1. Open ilunda). till 7, Baturdaya till noon, other day. Una Money depoilted on or before July 10 dram ituere.it from July 1. S R. ni'TCUER, rreiident r.AItriS'P.rt 8. crtlPlN. Treaiurer. CIIAKI.PBR BPRAOL'E. bacrclary. METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, X AXli U THIRD AVE., (Oppoiltt Coopflr lostltate.) CUAKTKUGD 1S&9. 74TU DIMDENI) NK.V OICK. JaD24. ISOO. INTEREST for tho b1f yeammllD June IK o, flt tilt rate of TIllthK AM" UNK IUI.F i'KK Ct-M per annum, will be crt-dli 1 tu tIpt.itilori ijt!l!eil tbtrato under the bj- Ivt, of tbf I auk Iniareru pu.able Ucdueaday July 10,100 In tare it from July 1 on Jtpo.UM ui&ia on ur before Ju'y la ti. M.NfcUi..s, i'rBldent, G, N. CONK LIN. Secretary. Clcrttoiu). ami Prctingtf. DUIUTH, SOUTir HIIORK AISU AT. LA.NTIU KAIMVAV CtiUl'AW. W- HKflADWAY htt V(H(K. JLNK24. IBrtl. Notice it hereby rlten that the annual meeting of tha tockholderi of the Duluth Wtutti bhore arid AtUuiio Ilallvra) ton) pan for the eleoili n of JMreeturi. and for the truniRctifjii of an) othar busuieM ttiat may bn brcnitht h fore toe njeeUnj. Ul be lield at the otllce of the compaii) Id tliu City .f Marquette. Midi at 10 o'clock A. l on Thunday, tie 170. day i f July, IHt. Trouifer booki will be cloed at nootjon eaturday. July a, and reopened at 10 o clock A M onlrlday July IH.IbjO U V, BCHWAN, hecrctap. MAtttil'KTTr, IIOVOIITUN AND ON- TONAtiON KA1LKOAI C0U1A.N. &i iWlUAliWA., i-Vi lOUK, JLSK24. I8WX Notice Is hereby rlren that the Annual rreet.njr of tha st'irkbutdra of the M U.gLLTlli. UiiUtjUTuN AMI cmToNAOOS K R. CO. tor the election or Directors and for the trannacitm or an other b'hfnes thnt nuy 1 brought befi re the tneetlDK. will be hid at the oillct of the ct.uipan In the i ltv of Marnuette. MIcIl. at ID o clock a. M onThuralay, tlift 17th day of July lja Tranefer book will be rloerd at noon on Katurday, July and rcopeoed at K) o'clock A. M on Friday, July 18. lmn I M niANrrcury. MAuq v kttj: ANvr.sTi;ttivitAii no au roMrAaNV. 8a m.OAI).i NLW MJltK. JL'.NKSi, 1H0O Notice U hereby irh en that th annual meeting of th lockho'dert of the Marquette nnd etcrti lUilrond rompany for the ele tton of Directom, and for the trarifartlon or any other buliies that may be brought boforrthe meetliitr wilt be net I at the "dice of the rotnf'&ti) lu the I'lty of Marouette, Mich at lu o'clock A M. onThurrtlay tho 17ih day of Jutjr Jh.-O Tranarer bookt will be rluiril at noon on Saturday, July 't. uud reopcutd at lonclock A M on t-ridny, July lrL BU). h. hi bCHWAI-. fcecramry. gfflnl i gl oltccg. SL'I'RKMK TOL'RT OF Till: hTATK OF NKW YO'IK. (JuL.sn OF MiW UU1C Trial de'lrid In Kew t rk county lUur.M 11 ONelU. Henry O'Neill, and (It-ortfe uiiickenbuil). pialntlffp, ajrajua. Juliaa llauiublott, Jrafetidiiit .Suiuinons To the ni.uve natnrd derndnntf ou ar htreti) aiitnuu nid to aniwer ti roronlalnt In thia action uud to nerve a copy cf yourananeron the pUluiiia aitorin y nlihiu twent lai after the iirTlceMf Ihletuiuniuna. exclualvnoi tliedayof tervlce; nnd In rate of our failure to appear or anivrer. Judtf iiitiit will be taken ettmltirt wiu by default, for Iho ie lift deinandfil In the cm I Uln' Uateit New ork. Miir r l""0 AMl'Mhlali A Ml H 1'! IV. IMalntlfTa' Atlorneya Office avu'l FostoillceaUdreari, a'.'U5 Uroidway, hew ork city Nw ork. To ttte 6oe named defendant. )ou will please lake iiotlci that the forejrolnfr mm mona I4 verve 1 upon ou by publication, puriuatit to an i rderof the bupreme Court of the titalo of New York, dtiied July IN h' Uated July loUO. Your. Ac, CAVIPJIFI.M MURDIY. Altorne.i for I'laltttltTe omen and I'oet Offlco addreeu, iNo.Stfa Uroadway. New York cits. New York SurKitiuit roniT of Tin: riTY ofmcw york ttephen V. White, plaintiff, attalust Johu BountranJ Arthur ."ewcU. deft udame fuinmutis to the aboe named ilefendariu ouare herchv .umrooiied to atiavrnr the complaint In thU action and toer?ea copy of jour am wcr on the plain tin attorney i MlthiniHeutydaye nf ler the err Ice of ihl umuii'iv. exclusive rf the a&y of eervlce, and lu rate of nur failure to apocttr or anavxer. Judgmeut will he taken atratiiht iou by default fur til relief u uiandtd In the complaint Uated New r,rk June 4. I Hi lil AIR A 111')!, Clnintlffa Attorney. Oitlie Nddrria. l'J iroadway, ISpw York, To John Homier detenJaiil aboe named Th foreg'oliii' ttiim:iiuni) i itrved upon ou, by pub lioatlon, puroatit to an order of the Honorable Richard O .lorman. Judge of the huperlor Tourt of tliaOltyof New York, dated thfiJtli iU of June, lnurj, and (.Irrf with the O'linplalnt In the omce of the rierk of laid. Court at the Court Home lu the i li of New York MI. AIR A KIM) I), I'lalntlfTa Attorney. Olllce addrfM. Hrj Rroaawy. New York. gimiofflrtrjei, (Drouuju. c riSCKER TIAIMOS. Iarxtit aunrinient. Tprlsht. Orand and hqnar I'Uuoa at ii oderat priced caab, Iniiallmenta, aadei chuuged hoeral br.nlna lu iccoud hand i'lanoa, tlUierent maktra, at low prlcri riaCIIt.lt i'iA.NO WARFROOMS llu Mhuv cor Uthit., Nn York, CRIAT1-T IIAIIOAINH M R Or rKHKl -.0 good I aecond hand piano price tiu to tJ". pa)tneiit Ifi monthly, l'i new Water upright, only f.7ii term JDjuonthlr Fiatiod esoiiauged HORACE WATERS CO., 134 Til A 1 pi.KnANT 1 PltlilllT-flli. fil irTintlili btel-iwar, -1 Ii4ii.alu WlboMil!, .bo ami -UJ Ktiliou it. It k yn. r. inm:ii, v.t iza hi. L'prtsht .'ul mi. plitno. for rale nnd Hltt ou raiy lermi ul pn ineul .ouoid liaml, u to. $luo upward. CI fiflfl fiMfi-"""" ictebraied organa and J l,tlLU,UUl pitnoioitta, baiyimi, write for lartUulura. Addreaa i tl alaror BEATTV, Weihlniton. t. ittnttrial. $1,000,000 1st Mtg. 5 Per Ct. 30 Yr. GoIdBonds or TnB SYRACUSE CONSOLIDATED STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. or Syracuse, Wow York. TOTAL IHSV Bl,8, OOO Uonde dated Jnly 1, 1800. doe Jnl 1. 100. INTKUKBT PATADI.E JANVABT Tlfl.Y at CX.NTBAL THUHT CO.. NEW TOItK, Trnatee of the MortttatBe, rnovisio.t is madr for reoibtbatiom or principal or bonds. rnoriiBTiES rcncnASED, TUB SYRACUSE CONSOLIDATED STREET RAIL WAV COMPANY acquired by purebaae Irea or all lien on June 20. lsmi all the properti.a and fran chisee of the following etre.t railway companltt operat ing tu the crry or bvuacl'ae and compiUini so mill. of track, Tit.! Third Ward Kmllwar Co. (Eleetrlo Hveteta), Fourth 'Ward Hallway Co, ol Hrraeass. Filth Wurd Bnllroad Company. Hoventh tVard Itallwuy Co. orSrracnie, EleventU Ward Street Railway Comatanr. Ueneaes aad Water Htreet Railroad Co. Hrracae and Ooddea Railway Company. Woodlawa nnd Rntternnt Wt. Railway Cea. IV ej w Srlahton and OnondasaValley R.R. Co. INTEHEST AND DIVIDENDS. Theie propertlet hare alwara mat tbelr obUgatloni promptly, and In moit Imtanoea bare In addition paid remunerative dividend! on tbelr reipective itocka. EAUNINSS AND IBXPROTEUENTS. Tbo charter.wd frinchl.ee of the above roadt ere perpetual and practically exolutlre, thua tninrlng an uninterrupted buiineaa. free from competition, and ae curing to tbe conioltdated ty.tem large and tteadlly Increasing traffla TUB PBE8ENT KARNINOS ARE ABOUT SeOO.OOO 43ROHH AND 873,000 NET PER ANNUM. Ttia taring In operating expenaea. by merging nine Independent ayatema Into one ay. tern, under one man agement, and other contemplated change, and Im provementa, It It eaUmatad will Ineroaae the net earn loga to $100,000 per aunntn, and the paueuger trafSo from 4,000,000 to over 5,oun,uoa Theeoniolldated aratam bat baeo granted a charter and franchlie to bring the acquired properties to a common centre In tbe prlnolnal bualnaia portion of tbe city, thereby affording ample facllttlea to the pnbllo for reaching any part of 8yracnse and auburbt without In terruption and at a uniform rate of fare. The rarloua extaniloni and Improvements contemplated, will en able the consolidated ayitam to Inereaie Ita trackage to nearly 40 milea, all of which, together with property of every aort and daacriptlon, it and will be covered by tbla lestie ot (1,230.000 first mortgage bondt. BECUK1TY OP BONDHOLDERS. h'o bonds In excess of the $1,000,000 now offered can be issued, except upon application to the Central Trut Company by the President or Board of Dlreotora of tbe Consolidated btreet Railway Company Applica tion, for the remaining 1250,000 bond, tn the Trim Company to be accompanied by proper voucher, .how lug amount ot caah actually expended for Improve ment, and extensions. Under the terms of the mortgage the bondholder! are entitled to a representation ot four out of thirteen dl reotora, GENEltAE INFORMATION. Syracuse baa a population of about 100,000, and la rapidly expanding In all dlrectlona. Krary Important point la raaehed by the conaolldatad erstem. Including the towns of Geddea and New Brighton, summer reaorta at Onondaga Lake, State Fair Grounda. Driving Park, But Ball Urounda, Svra cuae Inlreraltr. depottof tbt hew York Central, Weat Hboro, Delaware, Lackawanna A Waatern. and Rome, Yi atertown 4 Ogdanaburg railroad., alio all residential ant bualnees portion, of the city. Provisiou hat bean made for the introduction of any improved mot ve pow.r. which, In the Judgment of the eompany. it may be deemed wlae to adopt- Tho consolidation of the nine propcrtiaa mentioned baa be.n car.fullr auparvlaed by our counsel Moesrs. UowardUanadeldot hew York and Lonla llarahall of Syracuse Cop.ea of the mortgage and other Information nay bi obtained from the undersigned. Application.) lor boade will beraeelvad at tho offleea ol tbo undersigned AT PAR AND INTEREST, tihject to advance) la price, without fur ther notice. New York S. V. WHITE CO., as WALL HTREET. I. S. WORMSER, 15 AND 17 BROAD STREET. Boston: MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK. SPITZER CO. THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO., EQUITABLE BUILDING, NEW TORE. CAPITAL AND HDBFLlIo 99,000,000, Ii a legal depository for ronrt and Trait fnndt and for general depoalta. upon which It paya LIIIhltAI, KATP.S OK INTEREST from dale of deposit until date of withdrawal. lit. company aiao by law act. a. executor, admlnle traior guardian, receiver, and trustee, aa flacal and tramrer agent and aa retletrar of aiocka. hxceptional r.tea and fitcillitea are oflered to railRlout and bciievoleut Inatliutloua aud to executora or truateaa or eiltita. LOUIM IITZUURALA President. JOHN T. ThitltY. j IlKMtv a IIYim. Uice-Presld.att, LIlWARll L. MONTfiOMERY. 1 ,,'r"",u," IiKNIt c. IH.VlhU. b.rrctary and Treuurer. CLINTON lIUhTEIl. Aialatant becretary. NOUTIIKIIN PACIFIC R. R. CO, hO. 17 BROAD ST.. hEtr YORK CITY. JULY I, Ilia Notice U hereby given under the terms of the resolu tion of the Hoard of Directors et the .Northern I'eciao llallroad Company, adopted Her. 6, last tb.t a call of twent IHe per cent, la thia day made on eubscrip tloi a tu Northern Pacific Railroad Company and Land Grant Conaolldatad Morttage Oold Bonda, payable Aug 1. !"o. aud a furtb.r and final call of twenty-tire percent ia made pa) able fiept. I, iset at which date the bonds will be delivered and accrued inl.iaat on subsrrlntlous adjoeted. I'ayuients of cal'a aud delivery of bondt will be made at the ortlce ot the I'arraere' Loan and Trull Company hu. 22 William it. hew York city, hORTULR.N l'ACIFIO RAILIlOtD COMPANY. BrllbNHYVILLARD, Cbairmtn of tbe Board. August Belmont Co., 1IAN1XEKH, ,1 NAMHAU HT AOENTS AND COllRESPONDEhTS OF TflB MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD, LONDON, PARIS, FItANKlORT AND VIENNA. Iilue Circular Credlta for Traveller., available lu all parte of the world. ALSO COMMERCIAL CREDITA. Draw Bllla of I xchante and make Cable Trantfert to hurope, W eat Indlaa. Mexico, and t allfornla Pxecul. ord.rt lor tbt purchase and aalaef Invesl mentaei.urltlea ie. h. nujwgjiJii a- co. Btooks and Bonds. GRAND PACII'IC HOTEL. I IIICAGO. 80 BROADWAY. Miw YORK. 215 UMON T.. NAOliviI.I.E. TENN. R. W DUNHAM. h W DENNIS II P. IPLAim Member ot the N. Y Flock Exchange; TJ K. EhOS. T, C BUc H. K. ENOS CO,, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 45 &L 47 Wall St. V'HH'E Til IIOI.DEKH'OK ST LOIIiTaM) KAN 1 IIIA.sril.MII HAILIYAY COMPANY'S sIX fH CI ST TIIUNT IIONtlli I.I' lain Until Aug I, ihui, the umlerilgned will receive oOen for Hie .ale in It of lb. ahole nr env p.rl of eighteen Thousand doitara illtOA. of tbe above named bonds i lur raneelUllon LMTEUMUTtlTnUyTCO. or NEW YORK. Trustee. Xew York, July t llta ..-n, i,,,t-Tj.Himii l,t rfflmttirittt. TO INYESTORa Tho Titlo Gnarnnteo and Trnst Company alwavB has good Now York and Brooklyn raortgagoB for snlo. Thoy afford absolute Bocurity. Intorost oommoncos immodi atoly. They aro negotiable and avail able aa collateral at bank or trust company. Thoy aro tho boat investment availablo to-day. TiTlEQURMNTBE MS) TRUST G?, 6S LIBERTY ST, COURT BT, NEW TORE. BROOKLYN. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2,350,000, COUNHELi SttpbiB r. Sub, Richard Iugtaham. Ota r. Dimare.t, TRUSTEES! Orlando B. rotter. Oaorge O, William., William M. Ingraham, Eugene Kelly, James D. Lynch, John T Martin. Emil Oelbermann, Alexander E, Orr, Martin Joo.t, John Jacob Aster. Jr. Benjamin D. nicka, Hugo Wetendonck, John D. Itleka. Jullen T. Davl.t, Bill. D. iruilama, William II. Male, William Traatwlne, Charles R. Henderson, Henry C Tbompion. Famuel T. Freeman, Charlet UaUack. JOHN W. MURRAT, a n. KEL8ET. President. Vice Pretldenk LOUIS WINDML'LLER, Treasurer. NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary. REORGANIZATION OF TBE Marshall Consolidated Goal Mining Company OF COLORADO. TflP, TIME FOR DEroHITINO TUB HTOCK AND BUNDS OF THE ABOVE COMPANY WITH TUB KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO JILT ID. ABOUT lO.OOO HIIAREM OUT OF 20.000 AND OVER OS PER CENT. OF BONDS HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED Ur TO DATE. AFTER ABOVB DATE NO rJECURITIES WILL BB RECEIVED. E. V. LOEW. II. P. fiOLDHCnillDT. MARCUrJ IJTINE, ciiam. nntooBY, s. m. stom; Committee. The Union Pacific Railway Company, TREASURER'S OFFICE, BOSTON, June 27, 18U0 Sinking Fund Mortgage Bonds. In accordance with the provisions of the Indenture, one per cent, of the outstanding Hlnklnic Fund Mortsraca Bonda ol the Union Pacific Railroad Company will be drawn by lot at the olllee ot the company In the city of Ho, ton, on WEDNESDAY, tbe 30th day of July 1K00, attOu'clock A. M, the bonda 10 drawn to bo rrdeetnel on the lit day ot September, lPOu aa provided In laid Indenture JAMl.S n. HARRIS Treaiurer IkTANHATTAN TRUST CO. CAPITAL f 1,000,000 CORh'BR Or WALL AhD NASSAU BTS. A Legal Depotory for Court and Truit Fundi and Gen eral Depuiitt LIBERAL RATES ot lhTLREST PAID on BALANCES. The C0MPAK1" 1. anlhorlred to let a. I.M TUTOR. ADMIhTlt4TIIR.aL'AIIIIAV RI.Tl.Ill.lt and THUS. TkK, ai FleCAL and IlA Lit AUfchl and aa llhlj. 1STRAUU1 TOChalld UOMIS. The company ofT.r. lo executor, and trusleeaof es latei and to religious and benevolent imlituilotia excep tional lacilitlea tor the trauaactluu ot their bualnaia, OFHUERS r. a JRDNTII. PreelilenL J. L WATERItUltk Mre lresldenL C W. HAbKIhS. i.eLretary, A T. PltthCll, Treasurer. DIRECTORS f. O FRPNCn. N. Y II TANNON. N. V. R J. CROSS N V. JOHN U. Klllli. h Y. ILL IIKIi.I.ssOh, Boston. T J OOLIDi.l.Jr. B'at'n. AUO. KELMtlNT, Jr., h. JAW1 all, nllhl.lMih h Y K. I) KAhHOLPH. N V. A H Kilbl.hnAl'M. h Y. C. C BALI'WIJ,. h. V. KIM It siiipi.i- V. Pbila. CHAS. K. TAO N. V It. T. H 1I.SUS h Y. IllhltY UhLI) Chicago. J I WATf.Hlllitk. Y LX NURTU.N. h. Y. H.U.hOl.TllCOTL h V. THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK, NO. 1 BROADWAY, N. Y., IS NOW OPEN FOB BUSINESS. E. O. SHERMAN. O. M. DODGE, J. T. ORANGES, rreildsnt. Vice rraildent. Cashier. MOORE SCHLEY, Bankers nnd Brokers, SO BROADWAY, NEW "YORK. MEMBERS OK THE NEW 10RK STOCK EXCHANGE. Trlvate w Ire connections with corrcapondeuts at BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, CHICAGO, WASHINGTON. D. RICHMOND, VA. San Miguel Gofdllacerstock BOUGHT AND SOLD. J. M. ELLIOT, 60 Broadway. N. Y. SivWtnflji nuil gutmjtt. NOTICE TO IIOLIU'RS OF RT. 1.(11 IS ANd1AV KKAVCIbTO RAILWAY U0MPAN1 'BTri.lt CENT. EOUIPMBNT BONDS (IF imtl IJ HIltlAH hT NhW YORK. June 7. ieit, The Trustees under tho mortgice tlten to secure the above named bonds haieth'. day drawn by I rt forty I4o)of ihesameiof $1 OCUrachi for pamenton Deo. I. 1B.U, at the price of H5 with Iniereat lu that date The numberaot the bonda ao drattn are aa fid'owat lOI, 115. 117. 141 151 11..' It. I. IS'i. Sit) l''.J Ul I 310, Sal, 3J.1. 114, SSG. J4I, 407, 4 S3. 457, 47I.4M.WI. S.17 551, S5U, H24, Oil, WO, bHI, CdJ, Wl, 734, 7JJ. TSI, VOL 671, ICS. HJ. The Interest on tht bond, et the above numbers will cease oa Deo. 1, Ibtio ALDEN SI'FARK, (Tr..... DA ID J 8I.LH.MAN. i xrutltca. MILWAUKEE LAKE SHORE AND fl EhTEUN RAIL WAY COMPANY, III WALL ST., NEW YORK Jttlv I In. A dividend of Three and tine-Ualf or cent, hai lliit day be.n declared on the preferred capital not k. paa bie at the National Bank of Commerce, hew York, the l&tb dey of Annual next. Tbe tranafer buoka for the preferred capital stock will be closed on July 15. inn at Jo clock, P. M and rtopeusdon Aug. mat mo clock a M OQIIDOh hOitlllH. Treasurer, nwl'e NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEhFE EIIN UAILWAV LOMPANY. Pauenger tralnt leal a foot of Jay aud 42d tu, at fol Iowa i Jay at, 7 35 A M I 42d at. 7 00 A. M for Tumpbe'I lla.lL Ulddleiown, Port Jertli. ilonllcello. talliburt, Liberty, llamock Walton, Delhi, Pdme.ton, Norwich, I'tlca. Rome Oneida, Detroit. Clilcaito bad poinie Wait. Jay st-.UOOA M.,43dsL UIHA 11. for t alllpboll Hair Lakea llobonk and Viunewaika Wailkili alley Kiatlona, Ulddleiown Bloominiburg Elienvlile, Moun tatu Dale, latliuurg. Iltirlejville Liberty, hit. Lake Jay at. amp. l 4jd at., ,'t 15 I' M for Campbell Hall L4kea Uobonk and Nlun.waska Wallklll allay Hlallotia, tlltdlatown, lihioniiugtiurg Elleuvllla Port Jervli, Montlcello Fatlaburg, llurlejvllle, Llb.rty. Wblte Lake. Koukland Jar at, 1 15 p M aid t, 4iC0 P ror West Torn walCOrra Mllle Htony lord, Campbell Hall. Middle town. Bloominiburg. Elienvlile tJay at ftOJ P M, 1.1,1 i.n P, M for Middle lo n. lallaburg Libert) Walinn. horwirh Oneida, Oavago, Kniheilir, hlagara Falla Uelrolt, Chicago, and pointa Vle.t. Jarit.lii.il' 142.1 it. I 4P M Faiurdaja only, for campbsll Hall illddletowu, Kllenville Port Jervls, Falisburg Liberty, hit. I.ak. Rock aud llially, tbroueb. Otlt.r train, daily except Mindtos Pullman drawing rnom aeata aim aleeplua car btrtha reaarvad at .ua iiroadway, New York, .1 CAMlHKHoh.il p a IM Fat bane place N Y DID OU KNOW Itonublrd lite cnloymeni of travel, ling tn read upon ii.o country through which )o.t are pa.ilng and about the plan a sou Intend visiting I The Bolton end Maine, aiilldi tling the ti..d. ot ttie traveller IiiilMO.d thr.. ipr.lm.ly llluitrAt.dl book, rev.rltui the tuarisl r.aion of haw England ail along abort, among tba mountatna, lak.a, and air. ami They will be enl to any atdree on receiptor lu cents In ettmpt for eaeb book by Till'. PAtsritURH DhPARr aUCJbit llaatan and Maine Railroad, iuaiua. Uaa. c9nllroaaie NEWYQnKCEWTriAL A Hudaon Rlvor Railroad. All Tialnt anlve at and depart from OIl-VND OlCNTrtAlA BTA-TIOaST, Fourth An. and42dSL. New rork. T only IUiliioad Btation in Tn Crrr. Trnlai. Leave aa Follows I Ol.JO A. M.-rlllCMin VLSTIUULK LIMITED Due at Chicago lu lu A. M next day AT'llCU A.M. -MIl'TIIWhsri-RNVERTtRULB LIMIT ED. Dtieflnclnnall 7 ou, lndiatiabolia 10 JO A. R, M. Louie 0 in P. M. lOt.to A. M.-VtLBTI.BS DAY EXPRESS. Dally, .except Mindara iop,i -Mirth shore VFsriRi'i.n limitfd. l)o at Detroit at u 15 A. M. Chicago 4.MJP M. next day. OlOtl P. M.-FARTWFSTERN KMMIFS1 Due Chi eagoO U0, tlnclnnatlll IIP, M-, M Ii)itla7 l p M 7IIIO P. M,-ADIItnvi)ACK. MUMHEAL, AhD hi all ARA MI.LS i:IMIFhS Ollfl p. M.-FAVT NT. LOI H AND CHITAOO KX. I'KctsS Due Indianapolis II 20 p. M. next day, bt. Lotlta7 TO A M FISUKILL I.MkWnt'Rnltk POUOIIKFEPSIF.. nillNR ULlFr IKIMISTOM AM) lit D'-Oh-M 30 4ll Ml 411 ao A M tl Si I. 13 M, ttl P. M alio for Points aeepile lu ill A M,J 0 4 mi, tl v. mil, 7 at, nia V M for Oarrleon a iWeat Point), ts So, Ui3u A. M. 12 ao, j jo nii 4 'A in 25 p. .m. ALHA.SV-tri 30. U 50 1U TO, IU: O. til 30 A. M, 3 55, 4 5.1. Oirjo fit 25. 7 .K) ii II P M tl..oonlht TROV-ltliJO, WB) mil III if I1UIMV 111 10 A. M, tl 'a), 4 VL6H.lT SttOii'. P M 112 Olinlthl UT10A AND HMIACI'KI J I. II -t, n.l, 110 50 A. M.. 4 5ti,niH7 mn IIP M. 'Ut'lnlthL RllCllhSThR-ftlVt lo 20, u 50 A. M, 4l.yj, 0 00, 7.JX B 15 P. M (IMJtlnlBlit BIlrFALO 0.50, 10 .'0, flOllO A. M, U.-OO, 7t30, 0 li NIAI1ARA FALLS-IOl 20, flO 50 A. M 4 50, 0 00, 7i BARATOUA-m-OT, MIO) A. JI, 2 00 3.3 T.30 I'. M. 4I2iiOnllht. I.AKK OLOItOI.-tll.tA 4H."0 A. M ,13.30 P. L THOUSAND ISL4NDb-tl0 50 A M, 4HA). U 15 P.M. l-'nlitlit AJJIItohDACK MOUNTAINS AND VOMRKAL-Ml ry til :l.iA m.. 7 3tP. M, tuoonliliti also Adirondack Moniitalna4 Vi P M At'Bl'lth. IILNK.VA. AND CANANDAIQUA-tDlSO. ,".".:"'.,.A M l". t tia on mldnigiit BbHKStllUK HILLS, A IIARLLM OlVlSION-tllllO A. M M W P M n ror ttcketa and anice tn Sleeping cara apply atnrand central Siatloa or at 4IH 7f5. tiij. and 1 llroadnat I J Park place M Ueit IJ3th at and I Mill at. nation, New York', 3JJ Washington it., 7iuultonst-, and leu Bed fordar.i: D Brmillyn Nt estcott a Express calls for an 1 checks baggage from notela and realdeutea through to destitution 'Dalit except Sunday, tsaturd-oaonly othar trains AbinetVtlna except those leaving at sol n 50 A. M, 2 "ti 3i3Ta h ri t 'A 4 a"., h js p. M, and U-oo mid iilght, atop at 13'th at. nation. JOHN H TOl ThY, T.EOROE It. DANIEL. Ocneral Manager. Oeneral Passenger Agent New York and Boston All Rail. Leave. Rj- way of Due. Ot o A. I, Sprlngfleld and Worcester. 8 Do r M. 10 oo a. M hew Loudon and Providence, tnr II 11 tin A. M, Hprlnciieid and Worcester. top. m, 12 00 Xl Hartford and h. Y and .1 E, H 30 I' M. 1 00 P M how Loudon and Providence, 7 so P. M. SHIP. M.'WIlllniantle and N Y and N. E, 9 tl P M. 4 ixi P. M, .Si.rlnitfiel.l nn.l Worceitar lo oti p. M. r li P. M hew imd. n and Provl lence, II -tail P M. ll.uo P M-, prlngllel,t ard Uorceater, 0:15. t-M 13 OOP. M s.w London und I'rovldenre. 7.-0UA. M. Iluna daily including hunda) a. Retnrn tsrvtce, same houra and by aame rontee. Leave lor Due tt 02 A M White Mountain! Fabyan H 10 P M a CXI I'. M, hetvport (via Wlckford) 7llo P. M. 4 (12 P M., Danburj t NorwalkR.lt, Plttstleld, f 40 P M. 4r02 T St, hautatuck Dlv, Wlnstrd S lo p. M. Through parlor or sleeping cars hv earn train CT Ill.MI'STI'.AI). Uen-ll'aet Agent peRag5SYLVAft.BA RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER JUNE 2S 18101 Tralaa leave elation, foot of Se.bro.aca and (onlundt Bt.. aalollewa: OlOO A. M.-Tllh IA-,rl.lhE for the Weit Pull, man aatlbule blc.ulue and Parlor Cari. Arrlvet CI. laud 5tA A M, Columbui.1 .III A. M Chloato buo r M. and St Lout. 7 -00 P M. next day. Connect, alio for WlUlicaoort Lock Haven, aud tteaoio, axc.pt bunder and Toledo, except aatur- JUtOU A, U. THE NEW YORK AND OHICAflO L1MITKI) cempo.ed extluatvely of Pullman Witt. bule Drawlnr ana Male Room. Me.ping Dtnlng nmokltig and Ob.ervatiun CarN pre.euttng financial repurt. ateno.rapliera ana lypewnle bathrooms for both sexes Indies' maid barber shop, library, and all tb. convenience of bom. or oflu. Lighted by atattonary and mot able eleet-lc lighta. Arrivea Ciurliiuatt i, 40 anil 4 hlc.LO 45 A. M next da) SiOO r. M.-Sl LOI 11. CIIIOAtlu AND TINRIN hATI fcXpitr.sii. lullman estlbule hleeplng Car and Dining ar hew t,rk le bt 1 o.ila. hlcagu ait 1 Cincinnati Pa.senger t nach hew lorx to Co.utnb.ta. Arrivea Clntittualt 11-00 a M, Chicago 5tuu P. M an 1 M Lone 7 ii iP M next day OiUO P. M.-TIIE WLMLIth EXPRESS for all points In the West, herlliwe.t aud houtliwait ru.l man Veatlbul. hleeplng t ar hen ork to Pitt burg, M. Lou).. Cblcuto iluilnnati and Memiihla I'enn aylVAnia Railroad Dining l r New lurk to I'Mladat. tthl.. AOd PllltliiM.i Ilinlnv fir I'ltlalinrv tn Ml. h. mood and ClitCHiru. Arrives at tlncinnAtl tf a i r. kl Chicago tl -ai P. next diy, and bt LoiuaTtOA. M. aecouu mtinilnr toni.ecta for Cleveland and Toledo dall) axte; t t-atur.la SiOO 1". M.-1'AllHC l.XI'KESS Pullman But. fet Sleeping Tar New .ork to l Mcato hawerk to Metuphta via tbe llenaIldoah a ley arrive, week. dataati o,ittnbiii7 II P. M (levelando or )l.nnl oar. and dally at Chicago 7 tOA M second lnorulnr. Cnniiecta fur To!, .o dally, and for Oorry trie the Oil itcgioni. Cleveland, and luluinuue, except balur- BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH. -Vialhiiigten Limited Kipren" of Pullman Parlor Cars dally, exc.Dt Sunday. Ii lu A. M.. arrive Maab lntton a 5) p M uul ongreailonal LimlteX dally. wITi Dining t,r at 3 I M.arrlr. aiIi llleleu t) JI P M. r.tular .xpr.ia. u m Saj, and mxu A. II 2 in 4 0 .'.oi. an. 9 tvj P. U and U.l". niguu ror ifaitimir. only l nir. M Sunday H 15 ana (JOAII I Hi sm and li hi f tl aad 12.13 nttbt lor point, nu t h, apeak, and Ohio ftaliM ay and Cincinnati Sleepers, Dlulug Car, and Ceachat tbroutb 5:uop M. d.tly For Long llrAnrh. Ptlnt Plaaiant and Intermediate atationa week lava, d to 7-1U l) I.i A. M l.-nipuon 2 M. I 10 tJ 40 ipeoal) 20 5iJ and 7-00 p M. hatirlat only ItJ i I' M l-undat, 8 1 9tlr, A. M 15 r u. tdo not atop at Asbtiry Park en undarl. FOR ATLANTIC CITY 1 Ml P .M iTKreugh Bltnel Par lor C.r anl Day loach) reekdaya, connerla for Cape Ma) anl with througn car for Browne Mllle and Reach U.ven For old Point and .Norfolk, na hew Y.rk, Fhlladel pbla A horrotlt Rallroid Soia.M dally except bun. day and sou p u dally via Baltimore aad Bay line, atlOP. -M weak day. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Express Trains l.av. ai fellow. b jo 7 20 Bix 3u u oo do-oo Chleage Limited. with Dining Tar and III lo Waihlnt ton Limited), and 11-01 A M. 12 .11 IMO J 10 3O03 30 4 00. 4,10 5UO. eim H-oo and ii oop M and 12 ti night Ao coromodatioo. 11 10 A. M 4 4o and 7-trJ P. M. Sun. Hart, hieress h 15 f no (I0o Ll.nlt.dl and tool A. M 2 00, 4 00, 4 M Htl SiSO SmO and ana p M.. and 12 15 nltbt Accammodation 7-40 P. M The hew lork Iranafer Tempanr will call for and cbeck battac. front botela and reaidenaea ror time t.bl.a ot local tralna apply te any ticket ag.nt or the corrpany, CUAS. E. PUUH. J K WOOD. Ueneral Maaager. Oea.ral t'aaa'r Ag.at our solid Taitjijs. ottr mxi acaaiat aoott l"xti. If Etniaa cis nrw tot I,itoSv,"'", T0 8,80 r at Att SiialllBKll&vitcitD tlat. SOLID SirmSl NStsSitrr'lTtD, tent tx. ro Chicago pailt N-rlr rnxssLT loa Ttit wiruotr rniitca or fesrtvica. nirts w anv class or c'Ata rvoRt naur at 3 r. a. imfoTOHlolT JSy$sS&&tir fast F.xrrtKss trains via OWXSW&ZBlM PIIILIDELPIIIA TO flEl'iiSli BALTJIMOKK, PpS5EP CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, tuEE And An'l'olnta'r.Veet, PULLMAN TAR BERt ITE ON ALL TRAIN'S. Lrat.hEW lOI'.K, Mot or Liberty U asfollewn lorTIIITAllll. i jol- M 12 I5A M. lorl'INTINNATI. SI 101'lh.HUJA M., 5-00 P.M. ForWABHI.NtlTIlN, BALT1W0RP. PltaiA M.ll 1A. U 2 no. 3i.il 5.1.JL P. U 12 15 A. M. All trains daily except II to A M. r-undav l.r NORKH.K via tt.v Line 2yi P M week rtava. Ticket ontcei Jul 4I and 1.140 Broadway. .S Y, and im Broadwa) Brooklyn bTATIU.N FOOT OF LIHHtTYhl II antral R H .f h J 1 h.w lork Trausfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel er realdeuce. 1 T ODL1I. THAS. O. FCl'LL, Oen'l Manager. Orn'l Paaienter Ag.nt CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY, FOOT 01 I IBHtTY hT NORTH RIVER, TIME TAULI. 01' JLNL 2J, IbbO, .oi' I'lifli)(Iclibi;i, IlaltN more, itntl Wanliiiiiou. Via T.ntral It R. of h.w Jersey I hlladelphla ant Readllie It It. and Ualltmore anj Ohio R R ler PHIL4HLLPHIA ot 4 I't 7 41 It, IliSO A M 1 J .0 4 7 I r M 12 tin tbl, Sundays, a, II A. M 2. 1 -ii N up M 12 I inisnu For BAI.TIMIIKK AhD H AMU VI, TON dally at 9 til 3.1 except Sunday) A. M 3 3 20, 5 P M. Mils nltbt Tralna leailnt at 7 4f II TO A. M I 3D, 4, li. 7 30 P. M 112 I', nlilti ex, apt Sit irday nlfhl) have connec tion for Keadlnr llarrl.i'Tt I'.tt.ilte Ao lerliutibur) lewisourt ani IMillatniport via Fbtla deltfl.la at 7.45 A M tl 10 liuS.t parlor Cir 7 JO P M. 02 15 nlgtt excel t Saturday night), bundaya, U.OV Tlckata and rarlor car aeala can be prernrtd at 71, 2ol. 415 J44, I 14... I J23 froadnay. 7J.' llth av '.64 West l.'Siltst 1.14 las'. I.ath si .Net. lark 4Tourtat. hrio I illlon SI or llroadaay llionkltn. Tbe hat. otk Tranafer Coinrnoy alll call (or and ibeck baggage from hotel or resident trt' "l.Tlll.ll VALLEY RAILIltlAa jy r,l0 Cortlandt or Del WjEar'1'lN l"" ,,.J' and II A. M, I, '!iiMll5j!,j a 0' 1"1 T M (J The plcturestiua mute Irlwrsnhew Yor. and I jiton Betl.lrhein Allen' t,.n Mauclit'iiunV H llleebarre. Pul sion, Srramon I l.ara dcueta ttaverl). Malklu. lileu, I linlra, llocheiicr, Buffalo hlttara ta'lt, Turuulu, Detroit, CHITAOO. ST LOUIS, and AIL POINTS WEST Tickets and sleeping car berths can bt secured tl the (.eutral Eaaletu OITIce, Mi Broadway, or liu tail I:tk A cflfitmuont. m DnSt';Vw. FALL RIVER LINE, i 0R B0S10.N. M'.WPIIRT. FALL KM HP, PKOU- i '.I, DlNlli and all I astern pninta IffiKj tour tteamrra In rniiiinn.Bioii-PI filTAN, PILORIM, 1 mVl ritOMDh.NCI aiidlll.Dltll.liNV. WS Two. aih v,av week daja .one on kuti lata) ,'t eVii Mnoorcbratra Altarb.d til each teaaol ilR LeateNen lork from Pier 2a, It toij number), foot V 1 lM of Mnrray at nifoituwa iuil 5 ,i p M nr Fall Hirer direct, connecting with et- 'iQJi press train due Park S.tt.tre s anon llnetnit i 50 A.M. 't till '115 I' vn.r Nea norland ml River due .Newport if Allff ftil5, tall River. 7 A SI ronnrt ling nltn cxireas train JUJil dueTark Sitiare stallon, liteion n t i. JI 5-J.1. Returning trains ireve Park rtiunre Mellon Boston, J I at ti and 7 1 M ateamera leave Fall itlvi rat 7 .i and 1,11 L biJ.1 r M Newport ti P M.t due New lork 7 A M. frVl Ht'NDAlN leave Sew lork at .111 V M for all i ill polnta Returning lent e Park hijuare Station, Boston, t M I PUILMAN VE8TIRUI.K RNPRrtS TRAINS betweea 'I K tteamer landltnr at tail River and llostt.ii 1 Ti, 1:1 (onnertlnn by Annex boat dallv fiom llrooVtvn. l. ji 41 fl P. M. .leriertity 4 p M, Tickets and nateroonia may Iff, aVAlll I.. obtAln.dln New lorkat imi. 7ri, I'll n7, an, 1 1, tgs tjf: JMllH Ilroalway l,l7o t'tli ar t St,4 West l."t i at audit ;U leJ.llH Intl2.tlist 141 Htwirr, AeMr no., and Wlndaer I 4f JJJIrft lotelt 1 tne time.. Pier 2 h rt, and on ateatnera rj tftfl rROVID23rJCS IIJATE, VM for JiOSTO.V. IM.OWtlKM.j:, WOKCICimt Htnl all Sam r hiilanJ l'ofnts. lull Dlghit reit, bhortf-t rati qk f rfcamrriCOVNrrTirrT nnd MAStrilt'ShTTB will b fti Itje I'lcrii", .v K, loot Wnrrrn ft nf-i'iU' M dftlir, i t ;iS xccrit uiidnrB orrhlntr at 'rorMpnr$.it A M.Dusiun J QtYJiu 7 r A. M, A line orcticntra dji em.h ftrRtiifr, -v (RJi Ticket nnd tattronnii ffnureil at 1u 2Htt njlt I fna 044. and '57 HroatiwAjr, Atnr llouoe. Utiidor ant f mm r,nmniM.lliftn llntitn Ml niilcM .N Trannler Cn in U tAkm Nfw ork aiid Itpioklri. who will rail for mid iheclc ft 1 11 Tl b.i.i,rfiiir troiu hotct :r rtideuc0 to destiuatlou lui$v 'If ftiifi Hudson Itivcr Stcnmcr Mary Powell. 1 fflj LoavinB West 22d St. Pier 3:30 P.M.. -j fill SATURDAYS 2 P. M Ml (SniidaiaejcepteiU l TOm i for TRANSTON"!. V) l.iT I'lllNT TORNWAI.I. NEW- K JV, J Bl'ttnll, NEW HAMlll'ittltl MILTO.N. POUOIIlkELrN, ik ttVjj i SIR. HYDE PARK, aud HONDO! T. 4 iLlVl'l NORWECH LWE, 11 for Brutus, WnreciVrr. Waich Hill nioekUUml and all 1 (ff.wl nolnu SOUTH nnd LAM -Ti AMhH. tear I'll i: L 1 LiNVHi N0I.T1I IU I It difxt inr hIi)5 iifniir.'iiM-.sirect Irr- SiLIUv ryr, liAlLY(8unda)iexiip(tili atAillO I, i. Tick JKfia eitiand 8tatrnoni m it red at princliml ticket otllrig ia fiRiiVt IStw .orlk. nrnokl)n mid Jeritv fit) ut 1'ier 4 .s. 1U 1 3 i and on KtrNtnera hi'l.i IAI h.l'LitUN up aturJ.iy H.ln n Bliln and dtiviii Sunilft truiu w York tu .New I.011- itC'rif dun and return. Jf-'. .Ni rwirii mut return, fi J hundar uL iteamer It-aTes Norwlcli 7 I'. M .New London I' M. Mm Hudson River by Daylight. II Day Lino Steamers ittl NT IV TtlllK or. AI.1IANY Win 1 Daly texcept Sundaisv Sami m Leave Brnoklvn. liiltnnet toy Annex). S00A.1L Wt'i S do hett lork loebroaieaat N 4 1 do arpTfl 3 m do do West..dat D Ol do SJ '15 9 For AI.IIANV, landing at J nnkeri. West Point hew. 1; M if a burtli Poughkaepile. Ilhlnebeck. Cataklu, and lludsin. AVr4j ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLE'S LIKE. !i MM Steamert DREW ami DKAN KICIIMONIi )tw roll kliPti Tier 41). North HUer loot nitaUt.. attfl' M.Ilrooklvn. i flnni'iw Ki.IIot t Ma AniiBT. ftt M, tt'tirifrtlnif wlih exprtg iTPm& trnlii lor Puratoita Lake ilforse and nil Adirondack; )ftt.MlK point", Miaron hi niia.'r' roupcrxumti Iho fnnl Ulanda. ffltttwfK and.Nlaffara Falf hTLKUA MHII1 Mi AUKHcoo- l2Rf'i BOSToTvia STOlilNGTONliE j II Tha laldo route: rroidenc1, ornater. Nnrraran iV -mlflrat fett rierand Watch Hill Hteittnern HHUi'R I.iI-aM) S ,L'rlH anl .N ItluaANI TTIo.irenew 1'ier North Hiver. p faif' lit one block abovo Canal U at l H bendaye excepted, 1S mW TROYBOATS. Sft Tltv of Troy or fiirafga leate. Pier4n, N It,, foot QS.fbV West loth at daly extent haturda). P M. Lxpreat Varla tralna for r-arrttogi l.akeiieorire tillri nlaiks. fluidity AfHK a'enutrrtnuchea at Albany hAl'.AfuUA IAlLUSIuN, STSiJaK $l.'k LAkr. tlMIIIUh. 730 fVy'-yif -BltlDlllPDIlT DlILYRTEAMEft IVATeTC Tr5w IIUIll. Pier A last Hiter font or Cnllntrlno ft. JSKbU II A M ronnei tliti villi thr.Miglt tralna on haugatukt; TftsStt and Houiatoulc itui'ToaJs. buudui5P.M fi wll ClATckllL MOUNTAINS -Sleamera IJAATETtTKILlj ,v aj'.' nnd TAlbMI.I, leavo Pltr h II, f, ut nfjai at., t!?S.lfl' etery week div at 0 P M connecting wtlh Cat.ktll I 'ifeil l.oiititaln nn.l Cairo It. IL I Irrcmry of summer ilotelt I 'j'Hl anl iloardluir Uuu.es free ut pier or iiiall,,! loan) ad 1 TvXKDtT dress b W J. HLI.IIh S Trci.urer Cutakl U h. Y fSjSB RAiTsmtLirTfNhT-Tor hewliii"rKlFIhklll7i'orrH j i v4JrLW. wall, t old Sprlinr. and Ue.t Point, Irom Iranklla ffTlllH' at pier, N. It. v,ieg d oant 'iP. M huu.tava. ti A. M. ,1 Mfflw fnAMI ltlIIH.TI.It INLAND leatea Plr2l uTrLT J&W Wt Tne.data, Ihur.divs. a' i P M. au,l atllrdllyB at l iSlf& 2 P. M. lor orient- i.re.tii.ort, Mi. iter lal.ind nnd Sag i iITnl SB Harlor I euvea --ar Harbor ut .1) P M. Mrnilaya. Hi j M Wcdlie.data and I lldayi. t.l tl fl iiIHBi, Lapt j' ajffif; W s'l'tAMKH A.VHOMA-l-or RIU1I RTIK8 1 ''J& W llllll PARK. P.HINHII fl, IIAKIC.TIIUN I LSTKlt I .Jlrt., ,Wf I.AMtlNU endTIMILI T.tidara und Thurada)a at tl i 'MCf ft P M. hlTLRUAlSatJP M Wt 'ft J SOl'Tll NOIIWALK eterydat foot Beekman at. 2:20. 'jU A nnd East Jin it 2 no P. M. btturda). half hour m ear ler. 1 Fjlfl 1 J. S Alarum- STEAMER -Siueertlea Mondaya, Wed- fl L' B naida) a, r rldat tout t ranUIn st, P kl. J Tr S 1 0N TYW 1 1 A V E sTl.f o. EXCTRSION (ootlD n iiAlb), I 25 Leave Pack V 'jm tllp Iler2t, K It. SI' M djll), except Sundail and Blp m up M. MinJa).12P. M foiiiiecilug with train, for tr i MLRIDbh Hartford. Sprlngtlt; d Iloiioko, Ac t Kl i' l'l Ms gSUipirnit,. m ''m COMPANIA TRANSATLANTITA L-PANtll.A. (f R-i'fSf, oTtAJIblllP CIUUAD CONDAl, it iilB t apt l'a)i,na. Vt yfe aa will sail from compnii) a pier. 21. N. R., on THURSDAY, filfJlrB July lu, at 12 M taking fmlgl.t and pa.eengera dlreol l-i KliTn tor HltA.NA. t'tllM.ltl o. IHIA lrl., tj Mlfllll A with tratisalilptutul ot Ilavanatfiir 2 riPrjltM 4 SANTANDI It CI.KL.NA, Mot) 01 J U.N. uud BII.BOA. NflflLt lor furll.er partlcuiura apply to UL.'lll t J M CBllAI.LOa A LO. Agcnle, 80 Wall it. jT R3lj ,)l EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST. JOHN, HALIFAX. BIX j1 The fine steamer. CUMBERLAND and STATE OF SSllf S MAINE leave TouimercUl Uliurt Boston for Pattport, jwrlll Calais. Me. and M John, h. 11, a. Jo A. M Mundaya, Ii inuSlH. Wednesday andFridaa littlHnW Clo-e c.oineciiou. uinde with ell rail and steam lines t9V 9 euurit g Boston ifflWillS .1 Internalloual fs. Co, E. A WALDRON, Orn'IAgent t WJtWlll f HAMHrilO-AMr.RITtN PATKl'T CO -Express ser- IsSftflS Mce between -Net. York kouthampton un.l Ham- I) IISF 'm burg by the mngulilceut new twin screw .1.. liters ft J-W Am ntn it ions and I2,.i lo letxo horec pnoer This Una 'JWri In j holds tb. record for fa.teit trll s to and from South- if tft f aniptouand Iho Coutluent, ctjuaf lo ill data luohourfj jJHfc, J to ivii.eiiktoni:. 'Rc IB 1 II. inburg Am.rlcan I Central Pa.aemrer Ag.nta. r W i Pack. Or.., 37 Broad C. 'J. It 1 1 HARD A Ct). .JsMHI J wa) h, V. I 01 Broadway hew York. tilti 3 S MAINE riTEAMNHIP LINK. )E1 'i f 3 Tlieonly direct line lo i ottam fliy. Maea, and Port- E .ml KM s land. Me connecting at Portland wltn alt rallroade an4 mi Jf at, tmshlp llnea for Her Harbor, Did orchard Poland ar 5 ft 'S Mrlnxa Mle Mountains, Rock and. Rancor. I astpnrt, S'v.'i -ji and M. John N B. nnd all l-aitern aumtner rtaorta. 'm-h vf MinmarasalleveryWednralivnnd .-aturd.iy at5P M. Jit. ,Ji 4. from I'lers- luat Rlvr. fo .tof Mark. tit, hew York. tti; 1 Hi For further information at. ily to JVw Vt liultATIOll ALU agent at the pier. llOfcif V NEW YORK STEAMSHIP Vffli j COMPANY -The Iron bteainthip VA- "Mitf JS X)rBf5kT LLnCIA, l apt I. O Miller leaves I'lar i 4lj.KBj Vuv 4, I' K., I 'Intott et Turedaya, at N P. I rjll W 2i.V.N. M for lottatre City, Ma... lluckland, J 1 1 M r A V.A.fc Danger ml poinia on penobsnot River, 1 J?iS rr5Sk haatport Me. and M. John, N. B riu- i iS 'i V perb accnminodati1 na nnd low fares. 'JBFv 'F tS rreik'ht at lot. rat rat, a und no Irene- (J r i 'M rtt V ferrtng llooda received daily Addl- J n ttl H tlonaiiteaii itiliinesr.yin Jul), lurther r JJ x!1 fartifutara antl liirorinaiiuii nu t,,iraiiuu a, aciv- ft,tr t. tiMB, Ueneral Manager, 3 llruadway 11. J HAt.K'- HH'-Sijl lll'I.L, V and P Agent. 1. II .NLW LOMB, Ag.nt IJ L -I It llatbuilt av. Brooklyn. mh !w 11 NI.W YORK AND CCBA MAIL STFAMSIIIP COM- J jH PAhY Mill l'l BA AND MPAItO. M JJ VA All steamer, sail from Pier. It! -t J and 17, I, It at .1 P M. it i i KARATOOA. Ilav ma and f.irdelias .Wed. July S if xiui!ii,i tllataua Progreso, ruiupico, Tiixien. Wt ...at f,r tuuui.l,... j ,,dlera t'rui i-at.Julrll 'ivJ8 IS hl'hECA, Uataniu nud Matauras Wed. July 14) 1 fl l tRt7AiiA i Havan t, I rngre.o, Campeohe. Irontera, IF 1 1 ORIZABA...) ,a tM ru,. t..t.lulyl JT' I k J .ctl'NUIpnnR Iha.'au t-antlagude uba. and t Wf M .JJ et-ILNFUEOOS ne,,lll(0, Tliura. July IT f .ftP'tf i$ Will call at lluantanamo on outward trip. t lm'viL'st -For particular", frilttttor pasiage aptl) to I 3f ft J VMLd E. WARD A Co. II J Wall tt. J f Vi NOItllllEl TSTIII'R ILOlll a b CO'S I Lf 14 SHORT HIllTIS Tl) LONDON AND CONTINENT. 1' B-. -I 3 Vi- Steamer, a til Ir.un pier foot of 2d et. Hobokeu t 7 I V KA8T ENPltfns hTKAMKItS. fWh AIIer..Wrd,JulyH. II A M lUerra hat, Jul) ID. B A M, at, ii i, S, In Ma Sat., Jul) 12, 2 P II iTrav. We I. Jul) 23. MAM, Xljaii! &f baalr Wed, JulvlD. 4 P M lute at- July 2.1 noon J B- Ui Mrat cabin. VH'i and titwarl a berth according to Hi' location, second cabin, fauaud VJOa berth, aleerateat i low rate r. ,tt t wi. 0ELR1THS A TO. 2 Howling Ore.n. Wf Bl RED STAR LINE toll ANTWI.RP AND PARIS V S- Salilug from h.w lork and Antwerp. very w.v. Ct y n n? ft Sl.amslnp ..IIINL4.NII Wei July Ml at 6 r Ut, nh bteanisliip Pr,Tl II.NI.ANH Wed Julr I, atji A.M. t I fiS" Cabin Kales Hrst i .bin, t.v and upward second c K' r trn In, 4i and $4' ekr.iir.ion Hrket. at reduced ratea jUP 1'BTLH Wltltllir A Miss. Pen Agi. ii Huwlingiir..- J, i- Mi STATE LINE-BrTWF.EI' hhWVORK OLASOOW; Ml ASH MOVIIXH (LOMiO.Mll.rtltlj with t'irniigh I I 9k It. let. at r.dUi. 1 rates toLlverpool London Iltiblln Ao. I V i ,v IKll HTATI! Ill hi VAllA Tnursda), Jul 1U. H A l. J -it Wf I abtu paessge, t.l, tofrti accur. Hug to location ot: B 9K stairroom Ixiurst. n tickets, ftt-'i to eu-5 bt.er.x MX tkkel. loan I lr in all 1 art. or Lurnpe ut loweat rates. s Vvz Irotn pier I olutubia Morea boutu I. rr), Brooklyn, N. V lift 1 Frit frelaht mil ass tge applv to t f fUt Al'nTlN IIALimih A t o.t.eu. Agt.JIlroadsray.N V, iVf. WHITE STAR I.I.M, I S "AND-ROYAlT mXiI. t IfS vt hiratnera New lork OteenitHn and Liverpf'ol. t ,1 9 A frit's MAlKnTIC Hcdi.e.day Jul) I'. II A. M. ttr ff& OKKMA.NIT lledinada) luly HI 4 P.M. jM j F Ver) auKrior secotid ral in acct'intnodatlnna on Me rA" aj, -I Jastlc and le itiintc hierr.Le in an irinn the nl.1 ooun. W a lr 12" riii.ii nfllit 41 Hroadway and nn th I fi wharf foot West Huh at J Bill t K IsMAl. Atent I t Li cfor cSiilr. i j p ICE'"'$73ML -f FINfcST Cll'ALITT IIPAVY MAINE ICfc, NOT CHAM- S 'if PLAIN Itk ft Jf At prln. Ipaldepotlid at I R I eite'i load.d front If. A VI store house 4 'd .t P It 1, Iwade.t aboard oare. If, tf 'li. esl now unloading on board cara on rri. P.ilroad. n aii Bran I. Depot, loot 4t.li ak. -N I., t-1 ,.r ton, foot t 4J5: ttf st It 11 ,.r loa DIAMOND ICE A.NU S ft TltA.NoPOltTATlli.N Lti Ml C I. RIKrR lot Park place T POR BALE A good ae ou 1-1 tl.il l.ntl ing beiiih wltk X arrup isaii f ,r Ua a cr tlie.n. tlEN.NLTl J.! (IHMPPKK V4atidS4ii'entreat j NEWS STAND, eornir Uneuwicti and7rii avTer ti s.le prosit, fix per nk Apply tt alaut, f iyi-iwiriirTrwrii i hiT: n---i

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i mmm T. .J If. 8 V THIS SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY Ibm I A WAMM WAVE. J Tho lightest suit wo havo is n I cray twilled worsted or "Nun's flj Cloth" weighing just thirty-six l ounces. Conts $5. Vests $2.50. Trousers SI. Most persons select I t Coat nnd Vest only. Blacks of j Bamo fabric in two qualities. Coats J $4 and $5. Vesta $2.50. Black m- Alpaca Coats as low as $1.50. Pou- K geo Coats Vests $2.50. Wi Young men going on vacations aro Jul picking out thoso pretty $3.50 iin- 1 w ported flannol coats. f" ROGERS, FEET CO. i, II, I IJ,' TTHIFB rrlnct. 1 II BROAniTAYOYarr.a 1 ft STORES, njdlt. Iff HI. "a"' cloakjiakkbs -a III A Operator! 1(1 Wantrdnn lino etotli larke's. W nUheilptlctpWi!oMe(kwniliiniirtrtn4i. I 11.1 etoandH2 (irstneir. ISf' t'MBIini.l.A'. Wanta.l .xrcrTinoert hands to I I if J tip on umtrilas. t wml. In Hit (torn. Apply u L J j. OAKS BKO.. J49 1lroadwa) "a7'RENT!CF VANTEn for rtrninVlnif. jjl A JULIA O. OYttli. IV1 l.alt 41111 It., ring SdbtlL J "fJOOKOATIHIRkRSanrt fnlil.r" wanttd I 15 nEO. v. Ai.i:.AM'Eit, lm writ 18th it. Ilij' A DAMS i,REssYKhnn7Viu L 'UJ J T, KKI.M, 3V. and 33Q Broome it II l,r' A YOUNG (1UIL wanted to mind a tinny. I tut, A Mrs. MTzrATHirK. I rei latar. M DLA.SK nnuK i'AIIM'.h upon .McAdams machines, llll JD swady and remanent work. Ill J il. MIAW BLANK 1IIWK CO. 2H1 ranal It 111 IJllOK KEWEn and foldra vrant.cl. eiptrleno.il ll III U hand! only. TOMKINS, alcl.S'DOB .1 CO. 4J Lata), llll ette place. B" LANK BOOK SFWERX nfev.nfi.no. J l. miArVIU.M HIKIK CO.imi Canal st BOOK FOLDERS. paters and se er wanted hUVTIN IVKfc. J2 Howard it FANCY FEATIItRSRoivl hand can lecure iteidy positions; also wtnr steamers. ill ill nl.siiaum a ori'i:.NiiEiMEn.n4rrincat. J3REB Fewlnjt Machine School open dally from 0 to ;i at iilrli'Lodilnnllouie. jt PL Matk'a place. Mint. GTRLS about IS. to learn machine embroidery: paid while learning: Heady work. 143 Wen IKhit. G IRL WANTED to do housework In a email family; German preferred, in flat. 720 3d av. i". II. G IRlf WANTED to makaharielf tonsralljr useful. 1 Lewis St., corner drand at. 111 AND SEWERS wanted on Jerseys- irood pay: eteady llll XX work: come prepared for work. 12J-IU7 eit lljilj Broadway. fJOL'BEWORK. TYanted. a tlrl forhoasework: muet 1 be able to cook, wash, and Iron, eu West tain at pilau OSTRICH FEATHER-Wented, curlers and prepar. erere, rond pay. eteadr work. Apply to yi T1IOMA8 II. WOOD A CO.iifa Broadway. Ilffl 78TRiriI Fr.ATHERs.-Cnrltrs, aewera, eelecteriT II l') V nd preparera wanted, (j UNOLR k HOLAIIAS. 131 Mercer et. J KiTRICH FEATHERS Wanted, (rood rorteri: work al'tlyenhoraetorood workera o4Meit:idiL S Y)APER BOXES Hand" wanted on ITlne work: Iteady X work Apply FLEISCH A CO., aiullroadvay. TJATER BOXES. Wanted, eiperlenoed flrle on due m X work. Apply to LOUIS RADER. cor. th r. and 2Slh it 9 "IiyANTED Girl for freneral homework In nrlrate m H family: reference! neceiaary. rail before II o'clock at 317 Welt lSdth it, near autlon lilthit. IB ml 8th ai M ir ANTED A atronff. willing arlrt rorieneralhonie- I i!H tt work. cook, waih and Iron; call early tula M mornlnr. ;-3h)( East 8.id at. i 7 ANTED Neat lrl, rrotrelant Oer an pref-rred, I TT totendbahr and aulst la houlework. WHITE, f yo. IfW Wen UOd il !f 1TANTKD Neat eewerl for drenmaklmr: alio an ap- i tt prentice Call twodaye 1,201 Lexington a.. Iitnat. 1 III. "11TANTED A few experienced dreismaker. I II T Mia HOaEH. Ealt 73d ft. HI ITANTED Olrl for ceneral homework, eroell fam- TT lly. reference. 3.l tt eet lUUIm., New Tork Ml WANTED-An experienced cold layer. TII01IA3 ll'jj TT KLhaKLL A bON. :4 New Chambera at. Ilij 'lVTANThn A ilrl ai plain cook; food laondreis; II tt reference!. IIRtteit usdit. J i3l "V'tTuNO LAIlILlAvANTED to make rnbbrr hoei:ln I'll X elx weeke can earn 17 or a week, board paid J While leerplnir. AiMreu COLCIIr.sTEU I.L'BllKR 4 I IDH'A.W, colcheder. Conn. A FLOORMANllORSESIlonRon light work: alio a XX boy. Corner Putnam ar. and Broadway, R'Liyn. A -BEAT TII1K n rrltce Albert lulta. I2; a V XI. cutaway lull. 'i: f'.u.nli. Hi; rimmm iulr. irup. CAMERON, irj rlatbuili t. Brooklyn. A -ftl fcUITMoordfr. n M pant toerderT?. Xiji lAMCIIUS, 202 Flatbuih ar., Urooklyn. "V WIIREI.U ItlOIIT WANTI.D at the ihop 404 luiti 1 Jx ar.. corner 30tn tu "JOOILER MAKi:i:8i"atited. Riretera. ci'lere, and good general orkmen can find emp'oymrnt with McENTEE A ROD1K Rondout, N. Y. flOORIIINDKRK Hrirclnii ein-et innn trantrd Alb 1 py ntonceTlli: T J. CAIINEY DINUfcKY CO., 7J'J I Broadway IjOOKBINbERB-Ilo'u'nife'r and backeTl 1J UAY HRI)TIItH8A 1.11" 34 Reade ipORE MAKER, apply after J0o'cieck.32 Rote it.- J -v, 1 ITIRBANII ROY for priming ortlce moit be itrongaud V All quick .iw Wailiitutnn it., top floor fARM IIANIts. ro.ichiitm. rardener! man and wire, 1 X groom, nab emeu, and men lately lauded w anled at 1 1 CMtrhNTf.ll'-. Iiw 1.1I1 ar. I j .MRRT-i'LAKS iteadr Joti ruler' one iTial can do life V X: tyrullnir. itaie iarj- and expeileiue. AJJren 1). 1 ,i I A C, box 142, Mill orllce. I I 'L''61.rlERSlld)aIlerwat7d"aTTA7LTYs.nd'ely" I II J. 4H Lafayette place. I I "oooii"LOilllSlAN iiTirieiihorrwaiilel, alioaToy to U 4. M lake Lome hurici aud learn ilie builneii. aj'i Telcb9lh M I f JOR8KSIIIIKIW VANTKD-liremen and fli.ormin. wgi XX etendv work ami good wagrm Apply at orl'ce uf m i Becond Arenue Railroad Company, 2d r, and iwth .1. Hi I ABIPRERS wanted. IMlti it and" FdgeVonibj "ar"T j 1 XJ wlilnliorel, 7 o'Uui-k I. I). HuSfuitli, Fiumber I 8 TVIECIIANICS AND OTHERS can learn how to mako I X ItJ. ablgialary reirularlr. no lu'eriereuee with your jreientwork. NATIONAL I'ATENTi o.,2oS Broadway. 1V1 AKRIEJ COUI'LlVfor genf" place, "good "wagel. lTAApply CENTRAL, z.Vi luTttnei., Mrookl)n. VfON.l'NION IRON MIIULDI.KS wanted at t'lllon, XI Fnlton. Btidon, and Naitoaal Iron Woik. ran Irau Claoo. waBe!4.LG'lnir dayand elrady work guarHiilced, contof transport i Ion ret unUed 1 1 iteady aud kuof mm. AddreuLork box 12. .Malicli Chunk, ra. PAPER BOXES -Competent, Mber, and IndiiMrlom X foreman wanted 011 drug and latin lined work for I Connecticut factury. goi.d wauee ami permanent poilllon Addren )lA,"Jilliv "mre. UltmsMAN A Hrt clan i,ordon prrnman wanti a X iteady ,ob, belt reference l. IIAI'MANN, 321 EaitMdlt. DIIKMX lltil'M., 'I Bowery, near canal iu- men X wanted, lodnliige, Hf. iprlng brdi: free bathx, "PIANO MAKFIW-Reenlatnra wanlel at the Lilry X factory. I3.id it, near llar,cm bridge. l51TlNl VACIIISK rKRHKRH wanted Apply 10 IV wvNcoiir. hai,i.i'.mii:i-k a i ii 121 V'uiion n. QALKSMEN familiar wiiMinpotla I groceries tow nrk IJ onronuiu I'd only. Fenniirenla.lhio. New Jrr ley. and New York Male traveller! will rto well to rouv inunlcute with ALIIUICII, 1'jI Chunh it. New York. CTRONUIIOY to learn hraw tlnlihrng O liUAriHH)l'NI'ltV."i4Iaet44thit. CTOCK F1TTI Its wauled. Apply at 78 Beade it. New i-J York "IITANTPD Frca'.t'iie cutter! Ill Bi-ilon union or T nou union, et, ady eiup oimeut wagei fwi rente an hour Apply to w- .1 mi.I.HaN Irmlono Uorki, Coininonweutlinr and lleiconit. notion fT ANTED Firit o'ai wauon palnlr and itrlperj TT mau to takechirre or ihon atcady a'l ea- In iialreatt Has fAlMlls liHprlng n,N V, TUure diy etentnft. Julj It), between a and u tlTANTED Younr men and boyiaa newi ageou on TT tbefrle Railroad, leeurity. H2.VI C.MON NhWh CO. LileLiipot. Jerey rily. IITANTED-Experlenrad rurrlen, aocuilomcd to all TT klbdiofwork Apply C. O. UDNTIIEB'8 80NB.184 ih ar. TITAN1'""'' Two r.nt-elati coo pen Immediately, to T F work oa puklsr work Apply to K.A. YAK AKEN, CgUklU, N. T. WanMgaWtf. WANTED-A good Ice cream maker: on who hat TT workid on plea ami pailry preferred; a ateady place to tne right man. Apply t 15 Catharine at, ANTED-A horieiboer a man lor the floor. Apply to L. KETTNfcR, 141 Richmond real, stapletou, Stalen IUnd. WANTHI-A good helper on tnifk work at JOS. r. CLARKE .'8 and .9) Concord et .R'klyn. WANTED Experienced necVwetr ralennan for thli cliy. HANDLER BROS., WJ Uroadwny. WANTEn-ronrgooltlnrooreri JOHN HI.DON, eililn,-trn ar.. Rrooklyn. WANTED-A good lloormanT Apply HYKM.s'n lilicL.inllh ilinp. Dobhi Ferry. 'V ANTED-Tlu rojler. :1 WeitMlh it." 1 .IIIKEril KF.VNKY UrANTI.D A fireman hnrnriuer; alio ouo to work at Pre and noor. -Vo en I'th it, WANTI'D-A wbelwrlsht to work on wheel!. Ap nly it21i H'lrMio iu W NTLD-Expetlemed" iflppcn fur imlll metal werk. is;-iesi ott iL UTANTFD-A mnng man lo drill anl cut bolla. Ap plyatsiif.idnd.'eet VANTF.D-Hlapl.iiillir onJobtilng at 18 and 20 TT Ileurr it. Hrookljn. WANTED A nnlclaie carriage blackimllh Unliher at8717ihar. lyANTED-riumber'e helper. 141 Eeit .MUh it IirilF.KLW KIHIIT wanted at a-il Ueit I2lh L (TtTn ROOFERS wonted.-78 IVeit Wth it. LATHERS wanted; union men. fth ar. and I mill it Ori BSI('Klt wanted Apple on erhoel hulld-6- Ing cor. Urumwlck and Mercr Ha.. Jerey city. M. B1IEN.NAN, contractor. JKuationjs qVnwtfil. APAK!.. !tt yrArs nf ase nurrlfd (ppmVlncnn Kn Hilt) wlnlif ponlttf-n a ln.keir or tuttinn cor repnti'1f nt win, rUti1n hoiip. nr wuut I make tiimelf cmcrall) utfuiiii iiyililnKfurmAll-f.e f. JACUU h()N, cAreut Mrs. llertoiutto, d tloor, :ii) A v. A. AVniN(rLr.v"wouM tllk t.i flnJ "Tltutlon to work by the -Uy or week; paltry must brfon tie. Urltenrrall MimUICI)T I.-in let v., third floor, btck AFlKSTeri-ARS crrlire and wab-oii pilnter nJ itrlrer would like iitiiitlon AJJrrtii AKHUOK, hun. BrooMyn. AUH'NO MAN wIMifin iltnutinn at rlrtTlntr nrtotto Anuhlnjr rcAlle with Lit p. rente Addreis MO Halt b I ih at., foAnemmt A BOY llTlntr with hl pnrent d flirt a p-iitlon. Ap ply to MUNhV LTTINtlhK, 1,4-1 l.cltiiftua AV, cltA A" MOIITNING rAT.tMTLATOIt wants work nf arty kind. AddrclCAI.('ULAfOU, H1U tmtCgil Bt.. clt. A WOMAN withes to work t tl e day. Mr 11U0I.M.. i'-O EaU 7th U A SITUATION for a itronirtov. Myeanold VH'Ton MAHTIN. u.3da, BOY (10) wl.hea tteadv poltton willinir and hnnent; (rood rerereiice- KOUl MAt'KIN. -4MY.K 41tt. BaVRTHNDKR want situation; At mhsr; first class referencm. Addrn o, tox ll Min otllci-, CO()K. lira nri'flA'f German crlrt 4 year'relr eureti; inakni all kind ile-Mnrtt ptintry tc rreani, uups meain Ac, prlrte eumuier hotel or rcstaurAnL No llr-b-it ll'thst.. near 4th ar. COLOUR!) Twnirlrlft would like 1 tuition an rham lritmp, country preferreJ, city references. 1J.1 West 3Jd sr. HOURlTORK, Oermnn Trotestintj cook, wash Iron, lo small family; eliy or couniry. llu Kast li'th it, 1""TAUAN ORrilAT7;iiTF."wlaheR pla7oof covernes; 1-rench hncllnh, plana little Italian rery wall: t-lio WiMprnrtdft ,ierir Tor the Journey; rrjri-tered letter. .LOT1L1H-. t.HtlOIH. rtluro, ,1a Sarlgltiiuo. Italy LAl'NDItr.Rt,-W(dnw, w(h tlanjihter nnd boy. M'l take rare hnuspt to he rented tr fold, for their rent; reference and ezperlenre. Mrs. STACK. 218 EflSt fiflth t SITCATION WANTKD nnn man 1 wtihee a posl tlon as driver on a ilelliery waun. nr ItKht porter work; erteiprifnr afv driver Address MM. OBKLACir. J,i8lav.. grocery store. SMART, wIUIqjt hoy won'd like situation as an errand boy Apply at residence, 1 J-"stK)th er, T. IIANRHTTY. W ASTRO Rv an American yomijr man. who under stands (lerman. a Itimtion; not at in Id nf hard work: bent of references. Addrer-s C. Y. I ln nt Slxty.thirdst, 3ojc-t nnd o&. LOST On Monday, Julv 7. a lady's crpscent dinmond brenst pin. between 69 Irvlnir paca itnd by .td ar, eleratsd to iititti sl thence to D hunt IMt'i st avery liberal reward paid on return to w Irving place. STRAYED .Iulr 4. sky tsrrier with lonjr shajjjy hair: reward (Iren. Return to 170 Madison ar. K REWARD Prospectus book of "Forin Ills Chsfnp,' lost Friday, July i', Ht40 r. M in letting oa Bleecker it. car. (hoRiiK niDWF.T.L, room 1. in; Naisau st. ATTENTION! nn, orin'im.k has deroted his time for many jean to the excln slr treatment of diseasni of men, from whatever cause ariaiur. BLOolJ and .SKIN dlsaseii. red poti pain In bones, sore throat and mouth, blotches and erup tions on the skin, nicer, painful swelling. Ac. K10N1.V and URINARY complaint. Irritation, scald Ing. Inflammation, frequent Inclination to urinate. In fectious discharges, gleet, stricture, and kindred affec tion". OROANIO WRAKNKS. iierTous debllltr. Impaired memory, mental anxiety, abnceot" will pnwer. lost vitality, metamholy ln.oluntarv rlt.il lOfes. weak back, and other disease rraultlnir from exceMies, Indis cretion, or oerwork reoetit or olL speedily, thorough ly and pernisnently curM All iltiirrririfr. chronic dis cA4 snrcassfully treated A long nnd extenstre prac tical experience enables the Doctor lo apply the proper treatment at once Hiiho'it uneleM experiments thus laying the patient much time and fxn!ie orricK ovi:u tkn tkars at 171 West Kth t, between ttband 7th ara Consaltv tion iree. Uonrs. i to tt Mind aye. t to 4. ABILITY. Dr. SMITH. 134 Kast iMh sL. neirIar. station, oldest reliable epeclalist in .Sew Inrk city: both sexes, blond poison sVin rrnpuonH, tIoti'lie. red spots. uicerH. scrofula sor inoutlu throat, h-art, limes, catarrh, consmnptton. bladder, kldner. KrUht' dtiicase, dliibetea scalitlng. painlul urination gleet atriture. In rretlousdlschareen My treatment omy one known that cnren nerroui deblllt, wakne8K from errors or youth. Indiscretions, excessrs, lmpturd memory inclanch'd', ttiToluntnry Thai maes. atiy uesn, trembling, liupotence, varicocele. Imperfect! r deveinfje-i vrunn 'Ihrse diseases must be treated br nn expert, each cae separately. I hare eterrthtnc known ti science a thorough knowledge by torn: speclsl practice enables me lo guarantee quickest permanent recovery. Many come to me for an honest, thorough examination of their case and my -nrterlur treatment after being deceived bv quarks a ire in le. rompAhte', and pretended foreign skill Lowest charges for med icine lUscharrei stopped immediate))'. U rite or call; adrlce free, any disease. Hours WERVOIJS BEBlUn Slfinn 1ST MANHOOD, Early De-l-llllll ay nf Vital Powers. tosses, I Mill! DritlnaandallPrlTaleDUePaes IUUU qnlckl and secretly cured. HOOIC Er-rT.U U- ul1 Particulars of Secret rOneil Homo Treatment free rsealed). Is? ftf-r Kstabllihed 10 years. Known and ir NUI rellabla. SvroriiTevttiittinlnU. CURED! CiTULt Aixiox, 171 Taltia St., M. T. A""i,FrBBCRfcT AM) I'RIVATKl)I8nA.sn4 of""men rured in a few data hy a new mode of treatment No charge tnless cured. Aloinre throat and to nine, I Imples. ulrera diieaed bnnes gleet nrlcturn bionl iK'lsontng skin disease, kldner and bladder a' .outii. ul errors, nervous debility, nenk hick, had dreams, lownrisof spirits, wea ne-s nt body nnd mind lust Jiror and manhood restored suTer noloiiirer. cure Is certain. I guarantee a nn'ck an I sure cure hear hi mind practice mmcM rtV t ttvfn tired j early nuf ferers from luid sdv ice shoiihl t onsiilt me. Do not be lnnuenced r to the fonntsln head 1 r llALLLTl, iledlcal Institute, Hu l.at H'ths;. near.idav AKTKRALLOTIir.RHFAII. consilItDlt. nONHCIIWR, n Went -Mh st.. .Now lorls leadln specialist for disesses of ireri; blood ffdnnA ul( r swelling, dl rhargea gieer. strl' ture, ueMou debttltv, lnstico, sldne, bladder, and fkln uiseaes hcleuce and skill fiil no patent reinedle or p called only methods. lUiiferous and long standing iaic fidhltcd, recent cases, 4 o It dttrr. Hour, v to II. 7 tu t Mm la) s till J, WL? H- If manhood" restored. TsrleeUnre4. fart enlarged ptrrngtheiied, lUnsTrfsllip sent free aud sealed. 1 f rlje tftdali. iidTMiUlLlMUhUbTITlTi;, noAHemuibt.l5.r. A -MRS KOKHLKIt fifrmnn lenrnej midwife, buardn Imlle before and durlm' ctintlnrment, iilnedats board conHiiei ienl :?l.., priT-tte liuUkv, In rants adupietl. .'47 J.at "Kli st A MRtf liKIST mldmfe. hoird ladie before and during ciinniiemeii i In her t rM )ioi)e fortl ronrdetit al tnedhul ireulineiit, infants adupted. li7 rastHislik n.rlTAIN' VVUVtur Keadnche. diseases of the skin, chest, heart, stomanli. lifer kidneys, utid bladder Drt jlroughton's JnviKoratiug iyruji -.'c, WJ West 4 diet. DR LD'iY i: CONRAD. Li'lles' I'hjslcian -I alUs iiisy t onult me In prfert court lefit e on all mbria of a priwte ordt-IUaie nature, nilepce and skill untr. toahhit teller pra!! t-aultarlutii send Ptiinp for ook, 1-tohdali). ixiept hundit) If i Wet didrt. iiki:.hi:h or mk.v m,y, Knr sjeid re I ef and nrre cure consult old Dr. nill.NDLH, :t"i yir sperlali-t. oil.ct 171 U et IVth .1.. betweeu I'lhand 7lh uvs. I,', west hitrges. aJUce free. DIE, llAWKriUrtWe-ll'ttliRl-OldestleadlagspecUt ie guitket cures or no charge -derail others fall, newest remedies, m dhlne 9l,adMiefres Htow, nu7 i,ioxt(iomi:ky,'ii) West :iajst.-Rt" lief in three du Ad Ice Iree MOl.U'ULI- YlTutATOR-l-rTfTi'TeTtreTia new dls coyery mires ruenmatlsm paraljsis. palHV. uerrous debi.lt) I'mnlA di-eises. Ac without medicine, cures guarantee.) coinu iaUn free. .t West Mthsl. MKH M.i'MNHtlt perlaiM0 I 7iiTlv(fe lioinlmnd mines Indiei tefup and (lining louitiieiiieut. 41-j. Infants adopted .'.'hast h.M st, MRS J-CMRtthDCR, expirifiice.l mid. ffei-'ar.U ladles In trlvie house during toniluettieiit. in fant adopted fllrtl.au itht. irivati; INriKMAinr,0t "Al7l slIHs-AHlrH, I Het 4,'dst. Hours. i-W I H-J i. tienllo L'rinary Diseases a specialty "I'ENNIKOYAL IMI.I-H, 134 Wtil34st7at oCice, or by mail, ft. Ad. ice frfiw QUICK CPREB-ExPerlenced physician Druf store. cor Mulberry and rark ia, charge medicine only, I'TEABR1 praetlcfc-DralifrpoiiTON cores all d- ivf eases of the skin, chest, heart, stomach, ilrer, kid Bsy. bladder, MryooieiBaaitltfl, Ac. ou uciMtbau TTi I -1 1 inf 1 1 isii I'siil 1 1 1 ll i iiiriTrssi murtmtnt; ADISON fOUArth (lARUIiN AMPIllTlinATnn. 8AUUKL FIIKNCII SON... ueoeral Manarere IIIK I.ARIIK8T, VIIIILKST. ANII MOST M AUNIMOkMt I'l.ACR UK AHLSKMItNT IN TIIK WOHI.L) ET.rj hrcnlnratH Bacrej concert hnnilay treclof. STRAUSS ata4MitinrlTall.it IMPRItlAI, AMD RUVAl. VIP.NNA CUUKT HA I.I, ORCIII'.RTIH. TofetMr with TWO (IRANI! IIAI.I.rlX. "Phnoilnir the National f lower," atH o clock- Straou (Iraml roncert, at 0 o'clock. "1'eace anil War," at in xooVloci Trice Orctieitrt Rtalle, tl.sni Arena and Tannet Tromenaile Includinff eeati, $1. Admiiilon, Ground Hrnr$ii Hatcon) and t'pn.r rromenaile, 00 cental lionei. contalnlm lit. i bonei for nt., tl. SIEGE OFAVERA CRUZ MANHATTAN BEACH thin ami 1'vkkt t:vr.NiNo UA.CM l-T M'.MIAY ANU MO.NUAV. Arknow edited ly UKNKRAI.m, i;ri:UANH, TIIKATJII. t'AI. .UANlDKUN. AND TIIU liNI'IIti: 1-ltK.HH Tin: cni.ATr.ST mii.itakv hniCTACLE erer wllne.rd. 500 Titoorn. CAVALHV. INFANTRT, BAILORS, 4o, and oitAXn riniiVTOKRN, C "-1AS1NO. nroadwaxandSOthit J EVMNINOS AT Hil5. America's Coolest Amusement Ilesort. SHOOND MONTH. The Brazilian., COMIM Ol'B P.nOl' tlAUIIKN t'ONCRUT. 7 l TO li AJmlilon.Vlcnti. luoliiJIiic both cntrrulnmentl. PAI.MI rt'MTin:riiK, "Tiir: sfa'kino" Coole.t anl Molt lomfortabl. Theatre In New York. Mchtl)' Kllleii with Enthulaitlo Auiliton. THinn the' SEA KING." j "11T03'" wr.r.K. performance: Presented M the WII.UAM .1 (ULMURi: til'hHA COMPANY. Menlngsotn. baiurday Matinee nti BlOADWAYTHEATREr.'nii-IVt. The llamliomeit and S'afeit Theatre In the tVcrld. MR rilANK w. M.M.Kit Jlauaier t'oiu.r.ii nv tons of in:. :m JIOX T II AMI I.AMT a tYCKKS, CArVI'I.KS IN 'I'ICi: A I It. Rr r A. llIINn and ll A KKRkhR, WITH nr.WIII.I'lltllM'I.KAMIItlltanhATCOMPANT. I.xerr cenlnr at K tietnrilav inatlneeat' lOO'l'll I'l.KFdltMAM K All), 11. EDKN Ml'SRi'." TheWcrldln V7. AlTtAlll.NTI! OP 1'ltI.N'Cj; KA.NIUIICI. VAKK.Iini! ami lleauliml HMESP. aft. l't. KRUISLYl it U'ZI H Hl'N'llAltlAN HAND 1iAnisoss,QUAi:i: tiikatrr. .fflSfflSfiCD1 Aa iBeau Brummel fcitllY I.MiNIXOS.TO-SATtllUAY MATINM1 TONY' PASTOR'S" THEATRE, The OreatSew I imlanit Onmedr. Till: VII.OY nKIKlT. JOaKI'II l'AI,i!i:it m Till: WIUUW. LOTTIK U1L- SON. CKORliK S. WOODWARD. KO'STER &BIAL'S i!en.'d'."5?"ena'!;r'd.r. CMEIMKKITA. Madame Amot. Spanlih Ptiidente. Skirt Dancera. rpEltrtAi:K nuuTKNTS'th it. near -td av. Enmmer X Theatre and I'rotnenade Concert. Tonlsht, Pleder rnaua, Mreltmann, Krunold and Kiralfj'a ballet. ummrr Jlworts'. N e w .lera e t. ASItVUlt l'AHK, N. .T. COLEMAN HOUSE. Plrectly on the bearh. The leadlnK hotel nf the plac Will open Saturday. June JW, Hret claei itable. Itatee, dlaernniR, And Information ot Y A. SUAlbR, Maiiainuir Clerk, or J. t- ItAI.I'll. 1'roprletor, Aibury rark. N. J. ASni'RT PA Tt If. biote:b, ;iBmY. N'ewmnn-tcement. one block from beach, select table; termi moderate. bM'DI.K A hlll.OIUXK. Managcra. i7onc iTisani'hTn. j. TUB PIiORENOIS, ON OCKAN AVIINiri- A Ant clan lamllv Hotel, refitted and redecorated. I Ine i ceim xlfw open May lo Ui tober AMllUftY l'AHK. N. .1. TZZS AI1BEMAS.LB Will oprn June I Location unsurpissed. uperlor table; terfeci sanitation, eud for circular. P l. 1IAH.NLTT Proprietor. jrUllYlAUK."N, THE W3BJBSOH, ho 110'Jdar. lui )ards from ocean, under m an ape ment of owner- I UUBEL HOTEL AM111IK1' PAICU. N. .1. MjJ.BOYrE. AHDI'IIY PARK, IIDWAnil IIOIJHE, 1 I'll AV. and wr.nn ST 100 yard, trtuu ocean, fourth leaion. ezcellenttabla; saaartcKlan water A. F. Mll.l.l'.IC. Long B ranch o BRAND'S OGEAM HOTEL OPhN I NT1L, OCT. -l 1"ER DAY AND l'r 117.SO I'EB WKI-K AND LP. l.l.rt IS 1.I.HKU. I'rop. WARRF.X I.F.I. AND. Jr. Mr. HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES Mcilc, bathi. and the beet reitaurant at Lontf Branch. I.ONO BICANCIt, N. J. Ai'l UEKTAl'RAaVT. The Iron hnnta etop oppoilte the hotel. Recular dinner fmw I J lob I' M. i.ono miA.M'ii, n. .1. GH.&S8B VZ2OT HOUSE, Corner Ocean and eaTlew ara, WTCIAI. TKIIMN FAMILIES. A. O. IIUAni.llT, Proprietor. e r blleTwW; BRIELLE, N. J. THIS FAVORITR AND I1AI1MIM", SEASIDB RB- MJRT OI'KX TII.I. Ill'TUIlI It NOW OIT.N FOB TIIK MKASO.V. 1 or particular! nddren O. A. UltAIIY A CO. ATlNTiCinGHLANDS, N. J. rnui'Kij:TKir. A hook entitled "SI'MMI'n Kl'MMRR linvff, ON Tlin PICTL'R hWjrK KISIF.M contalnlnr ISOAHII. hundreds or reliable aud Dist ant 8timmT tnardinir places within tiro hundred in lien of !tetv .uric can he obtained attha 1 rle Jtailway ticket uthco frea of eiianfe. PeBDHrUHnlu, fpiir CNTRAK Delaware Water flap, ra. Most rnn Jl vrnlent house in W ater (lap to ill point' nf interest Sfndforcirculr. K 1 oVKIlr'Ir.l.D (Tountry oaul. BOARPbim .VANTna-Kamilror ainffl Indlfldoals at a farm house sixty mile from city Marlem I; JL; quler, p.easut. I calthy locjitiiii, umm tiihliu terms reasonable Address C 11, TUU.Nhit, Tuwuer s btatlun, Putnam county. .N, Y. BOAi;iii:i;s WaNTI'.D -Hoard ran'te oLtsinedona farm near the stirre ot lenmr island Muiid. bust Ink-, laihlnr nnd iinMut "(ll Ml VlhW liui hi, t'.U. Jloa T. Nortlip(rr. J.onsJslaud W. V pUAltU In prlrnte famlh. one hour from New York J- nt) time uiiuute' walk from depot, Urre airy rooniH excollertt taolo terms moderate. Addieis hox i. Nack on lliidfon, N. V. BmilllKKH WANTKh at a rotTaKsTonir Three min utes' wulk from ocean. It, It d pot. unit rlrcr. Ad dribst Ill,..NKShI.Y, or;hLontt I-ranch. N I BOAllD for fire ur hlx flu location' marflatlon. AT liU'KKM MldUletown. T. f MirNTRV nOAltD.r.Ai: Till. rtURAT SOI'TH RAY- s iinod still arer and surf imthlmr. nice rooms, sets a Kood tftulo, trrius re4onahla .1. I l.uHI.SiWN Itiue Point, I. t CUM NntV HOAltl. near (ireai Niiih jTay-Hna J batlitnif, idrafau; rooms s""d tnhli tudtrnte Unn L A JARV1H. lllue Point, 1,1 HAlJ.OCK llttl'hi: (,nod iirotinl. I. I -Peasant roomy farm house rap.vlt) 4't. 0 feet from Miin nei ock Ha, i ne mlie fri'in the sutf which Is reaclieil by rri-o ealiboat ever) morning tlr.i larife sleepimr r on ins. cnmfcrtable I eds rnr shadi-d jrroiiMls brtry pliziis. yeiternus (able, mllW plentiful gnntx atteutlbUi terms J7 per week, city relereiiri Addrers trs UMA J linr.LOWja. NICPI.Y mtNltfllPn HOflM TO I.rT, with or with" out lirrukfaU f II improvements, htk'h if round. luiUirt 7.1 Ill limoud road, Maplolou. K I. OM; OH TWO KAMIMrH. moiiiilaiii air, delightful localit, plenty of fruit, Ac., terms rery moderate, city reference. s l.AKF.a. Cllntondale. Plster county, N. V. SriTAMhK HUS rAMIMlW-.' llii"welTVilla'Tirn minutes' ride or ten minutes' walk to Manhattan or It rl it M on Leach, one hour from New York city. Ac commodation and table the I et Terms reasonable. (special rates t'J excursion parties trout a distance. Jiarn for t o or three horses and carrlucts AddrersMox-. HMKi;rMIIi:AII AY, I.. I, 'Pill, KI Jlh. house fronting (ireat Houth Pay Lame -I and pleasant room vond shadv ifrouuds. lis Ii in if, lifiAtlnir silll water and surf buthliirf vtHhtn five minute "t depot Addrea Mr M VXTIUKRAIAK box ;w, tia)UUe, K I WljiiJihAIW FARM, Krerhurff Centre. Oxford coiin" ly, Maine Pleisatit healthy lorattniii plent) of rood milk, fresh eftr. butter, and leetablrs Terms, 5 per week Address Mrs JOHN' W. WALKlSR. Countru onnl 'Vantcrt. OSK HOUR'S RHIE FROM CITY HAM for ireotte rnan. wjf. and baby. Address, with terms, which must be reasonable EUIL NIELSBK. 603 East tB. It- WANTKU-Bosrd for lady and child S years old (n a farm house, where no other hoarders are kept A1 dress, with terms, fc. A, it AYfclW, lti tat uHu cltr. Rummer Qwottt I'Onp: Islaad. LONG BEACH HOTEL, IONO IIRAril, K I. "ON Till', ATLANTIC," JIWiT TWENTi-HVl; IIII.RK KItOM KBW YOIIK. FINEST ANII KA I'KHT Ml) UK IIAT1I. INO IIFAI'll ON TIIR f'OAHT. OltCllliSTHAi, MUSIC TWICK DII.Y. POINT LOOKOUT IIOTKI,, Flee mlle eit of Ix)n Iteacli, Hontinir, saliln. and Flihlna- In the Ilayar.d Ocean. JOHN T. III.VINU, Xian. WITHIN 10 MINUTES' WALKTF MANHATTAN lIKAt'K, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I. "Howell Villa." rniVATi: itoARiiixo iioijhh. This well known and select tainlly resort la open for the summer and rail. Two minutes; ride to Manhattan tt lirirhion Iiearhe one hour from New tork city. Accommodation only first clnss. Trm ICeiiMon able. ieclul Kitten tu Fumllleaiind Kxi.ur stloH F st rt lew from is dlwtunce. Sheepshead Bay,L. B. tTvnoj. Mcmaiion's or.ii jioTi:r will beruuaxclushely nn the Luropean plau thlseum mer. Particular attention to transients. THE TOWERS I.AKK RONKONKOMA, I. T Flrst'Clasi summer resort, on the banks nf the'lsktv am on ir the pines. Air nn absolute cure for malaria and all bronrhlal aflectlona l.xcelleut hnthiiiff and flsbinir. Hotel now open under new management. KerythiusT of the hlgheu order list In da", "pen Ffreniaees. Ao. ror rooms and terms address "The Towers," Itonkon koino. Ul. The Elmore. SAYVILLE, I. X. neantlfiillr located near ilreat Sonlh Hay. Aeeonv moiiuUoni for irv J (K. I. bl'ALDING. Proprietor. C. Mi'AI.DIMi. Manarr. AUotif HAY YILWllULSli, Flieller liland Ilclehta, 'surf hotelT" FIIIK. 1HI.AN1I IIIIACII. I. V FOR ADVANTAOEHAR A hKAfill'iKlt RF.KURT IT II rNhUltrAKSLD IN AMI.ltICA It cure! malarial, hay feteri, chil i. nml caiarrh OtJOIl SaILIMI. HIIIMI, M III, AMI Mil. I, WAll.lt IIATlll.MI. lllree llrenKtll to the ilillcaie. nnd Ticr an 1 vivacity tu alL 1-OK CIIILimi-.N 1T1S A I'AIIAIJl.-l:. taw STETSON'S WATSON HOUSE. iiAnvi.o.v, i.. i, A TIRST CLASS IAM1I.Y IIOTKI. On Oreat South Uay. open all in. vear. tiihln;. eall Inr, and thouilng A. Jlec. M1.T60N, Troprletor. bay"sTdei-Iotjse; AMITtVIMiE, I. I. Pellirhtfnlly located, nrar fireat Fouth Taj; terms moderate, boa tine, hshlnir, and bathln?. M All lib W MURPHY. OOEkU HOTEL, FAIt ItllCKAlVAV. I.. I..1 7 rfnw open for the eeaaoiu Accommodations for 20O irnet gai. runnini; water, nnd .sh'I:kaok To TUB OCEAN, lor term, call or addre.iaa aboe or ri'.TMi v. ia(1L'1Iik. ni i.an H7thii ,a.isao. Biorsn:, FAR ROCK AWAY, L. L. in connection with the cot taites "Park llonse" and tlermltape now open. First class kitchen. Iar airy rooms, rates 910 and f li. CllAK. a. f UlLLlNt;. Proprietor. Hollywood Cottage, FAR llllCKAWAY, I I.. Kow open tor ihe teaion all modern lmpro ementa, V. J. II INKS, formerly of the Wlndior Hotel. THE E.Z1MWOOD, HAT SIIORB. U T. Fine Mill-water bathlnir. Term, and circular! on tppli- eatlon, Addrm J. B l'L'LLIcl MA IHON HOUSE, FA It HOCKA1TAY. K I. Now open New manairemeiii, tirst clnia board: no bar. MARK JYIIITh, .130 Kait 17lh et.. New lorV. niinwx'H cottaok". FAniiorin WAY, I.. 1 nejr aeailiore. 2T new It renotaled roomi. open June 1. 1'anlei deelrouiof home com forta. for termi apply "ftH teitath it, or on premliea. BKiTfpORT. "I- I. BAY lliil'BK chnrmlnirly located on Great Sooth Hay. iplendld yachting, itill and lurf hathtng. eervlce tint claaa, For circular! and Information apnlr to I'KUSKUY RHOTIItHi, Room s. 8'i3 nroadway. New York, or ut hoteL BI.t7F. POINTTi I Boarden accnmmodatedThoaT Inir. nhfn?, bathlnr with a broad plarra and a iplendld iliade; sood table; cbnnee dally; tennsrrod erale. J. II. WARN Kit, Proprietor. SUITHPOKT HOTW, I'ATCHOUl'K. I. I. Eeuon of laOi. open from June to October. Termi, $j to S12 per week. Mn 8. .SMITH. Prcjl. hea Nini: HOUSE. SAY1U,F, U I Location nninrpaned, orerlooklnr tho Great Sonth Hay, Fine balhinGT boatlns; and fllbln;. Rooms larf, and airy, Addreci Lock box A. New 1'ork. Richfield. Springs, N. Y. HOTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATIIINO ESTAHMSHMF.NT. For Information, lllnitrated pamphlet, diagrams, Ac, addrei, KI'fiENR M. FARI.E. Owner and Proprietor SAEATOGASPRINGS. United States Hotel. OPEN FROM Jl'.Ni: 25 TO OCT. I. TOMPKINS, GAGE A l'tHBT, FISHER'S ISLAND, N. I, Opposite New Londi'it, Conn The new and commodl ouh steamer Muni aiawket will connect at .New London with Norwich steamboat line and with trains from New oxt, Horiton and .New Murium! cities, the Mansion House has been newly painted, papered, and refur nished, and lilted with plumhlnif under sanitary rfiru lationa. and will be ojer. for reception uf a limited mim ter of ffuests about .litne i:,; telephone in house con tiertlnr with New London boat lug. balhUitf, and liver facilities atlorded Address P. 8 JON 8. lul .NUtest. New London. Conn. THE-KAATERSK1LC" EXPRESS THROUlllI TRAINS leare ela WFBT SHORE RAILROAD, Weit sd It.. New York. 10 5 A. UiWiA. M and 3 r, I'. M.; aturdn', special ei curilon (reduced fare), lull". M W. F. PAKIE. Hotel Knateriklll. KaateriVlll P. O N Y. CATNKIM, MOUNTAINS. MOIII.IIY IIOUHK 1 Ire miles from Cairo, hlcvatlon ubom l.iou feit. r. l. FF.RIti:TT,alro r 0.,Jf;J'. LII1I RTy'faI.I.S. Riilllvaii county -Farm, large airy rooms broad ptarra., tine surroiimiliic country; beautiful scener) excellent table and service at Terr rea.onable ratal, ror particulars aildreia f.D Klnofl. Liberty Falls. Milllran county, or J. K hhuuil, J7 Caiharlnest.. New lork city THOUSAND ISLANDS. Jlotel Veiimlniter, eitmlniier Park. Alexandria Her, N. Y. L nniiestlon.ibly the llneit location In the Thousand lilamu. Uarjar'a Mazarine epleinber. lf-1. lutes tu tl day, SKI lo tl? ml. Mcnal rates to famlllei and parllei hand for llhittrated pamphlet. II INULEIlART.J'ri'prletor. C'onnertltiiif, 3?clx"flolcl. Ooxm. "THE ST. MARC," NOW OIM.N J'OK Til 15 hKAMilV. A nt-w hotel, tliirhtfully situated beautiful driven, finest hattiliitr heHrh In Netv KinrUud. attrauite rale lo f.tinl.lfrt litleinllnt: to spend the summer. Heudfur Uescnptl o circular to tlKUIUlh a hi. I.N, lulrMeid, Conn Also circilnrs and Information at Pond a music store, J.' Union sguare. Nt w York. Doolcn House, J. K. POWI.P, Prop Horlon's Point, south N'orsralk, ronn On tho J, on if Ikland (jli,'1. lieaiitiitill lm ated. lloitiutr baiht&f and lifhin. Acromiuiidatlon for bursts by the da) or Ihe entire reison 1 rrm on oppll tJiiluii. One hour from iiraud t entrai Matlnn rla N V. anl N 11 It- K Mamr tin of Albany learea lleek man st.. 1- Jf N asni- M. list eu, 1 K., N. 1 ki)l P, Mturdajs half hour earlier. HOUSATONgC HOUSE, Now open FKuated on the Ilousatonlr lilvor. near Mrtfrd ronn one hour and a half from New ork br fast I mi ns. Itoatlnjf. Ihtin:, eleifaui drives. Ac plentj of stable rouiji prfrei niottratf Address for parilcuUrs M J. LAM., P U Mrntford, lonn. isLArab view hotel" HTONVi Ki:i:ii.t(l.. opened June l Mnslbr.iutiful location on the sound ltathln, boat Inf. tifhitiLr. ijreuurs, terms, dc J II COLLINS. 1.-J71 Broadway, New York. YORK HARBOR HOUSE, IIIGHKHT LOCATION AT Till! II A II. nou. '1'aiii.i: tiii: iu:ht. tkumm, hub -to ujA.r.o i"i:u. ivj:i:u. G. A. Gooilall.Pfop'r.York Harbor, Me. Vermont. Native Home tfil-MoiillieS Bass. SAMSON'RLAKK VIEW IIOUBF, ON GREAT RAPK RAY. LAKE OIIAMI'LAIN bT. ALHANS. hKUONT; CF.NTRALLY LOCATED. NEAR BEST DABS OltOUN'DB, TELEPHONE AND FORT OFFICE IN IIOUBE. I" O. ADUDltEBH LAKE VIEW HOUSE. rRANKLIN COUN TY, VERMONT, SEND FOR DIAORAM. H. L. SAMSON, Prop. (CxrurjuioiuJ. IRON STEAMBOAT' COMPANY. DIRECT ROUTB TO THE IRON TIERS AT Coney Island Long Branch. TO-nAVR TIME TARLE FOR PONKY ISLAMD. ritol H'Et'I'tlllll NT,, N. K.-B. IK HAM, 13 M, I, I 2iS, :t IV 4 Hi.-,, H, 7, N and DP. ,M ,1'ItOSI I'll: it (NKVI NO. 1 N. K.-tnattery place station elevate I rallroadll, U A lll!li. 11 Ml A. M., M i, l-.el, a la, 3, 8 i 4.4U, S 3A U.3J, 7UCA b.:w, amui.3,1' RETfRMVn. i.i:Avr.riNi:iHi.A.Mrir.nH-Atio4o. 11 III A. l.. UllO. 1:111. 2-40; 3US, 4 11.1,4 43, 0. 7,,H 40. t to, and In 4up. m. l'AHII Til uiNty lxt,AND AND Itr.TL'RN, Ml ChNW. Tivr. taiit.i: roit i.ono iiranciii I'llllll WKHT UlllI hT., N. It.-IOtl A.M. nil.TlOl". l. ritiiM runt im:iv) no. i n. u.-ioa. u. nnd 4 P, M, ni'TI'UN'lNO. l.EAVn OCEAN l"li:K-12 15 P. M. andOilS FA1IK TO I.ONO BRANDT. AND nT.TIIR.V, 7S CnN'TRl KIMiLl: l'AHK, ,V) fl'.NTS 1 xeorslnn llcleti to Coney liland nnd Lon Draneh aotd at all (town track stations eleraied roads, with trentraniferhetwien ".outh Terry aud llattery place for nd arid 3d av ranengcrs. miirnllleent avlsry and mammoth nnnarhim. !en! nine Olen IManl clam hake. Dinners n la carlo. Klein Deuuchland." ."The dairy." Boating, Lath ing, flanlnc, bowling and billiards, TIMI5 TABLE STIUMHRS I.EAYB PlerlSN. It, too, fortlnndtRt.8 4J 4lo4S A.W.t lino M.t l.JO, 8.30, .1..10 and 3 IS P. M Jewell's Wharr. Rrm,B,Vn. fl 01. 10110. 1S A. 11 t II IS. 1 i S.45 US P. M. SJd Street, East Hirer. 0.S0. 10.10 11 V) A M.l llll, 2 1 J1S. 4.1S. 0,(S V. M. I10A1H LEAVE (il.KM ISLAND 10 43 A. for S2rt Street and PlerlH.N.It 1U5A M. and 12 41 1". M. Tor Pier IS only 1 3 SO, 3. ou, tl 00, ;.D0 and b. 00 P.M. for all landings. ,400. KXCUltSIO.V T1CKKTS 40c. EXTRA BOATS SUNDAYS. ROCKAWAY BEACH. tiik riRr.iT nt i:c-ir f.qvit.iiirist, ACHIEtltS FHE3L.ZOBT, IN HIM 1IAKINO AMI rr.ttILOl'8 SPIRAL TOWER, Globe, and Ropo Performance, MAS CHRVOU) A FUIlOfitm As trr.st as existed last season Dl'RlMI M PT-NAUK'S hXIIIIlITION'S. II Is A most u onderfnl rerformance. AT TSKAMI1IK lIOUHi:. K O C It A IV A Y It l: A C II. TWU1'EUFU1I1UA.N(.TM DAILY. SlJO ANII 4i0 I. M. Taie NEW YOIIK ANU ROPKAWAT ItllAC'II RAILWAY from foot of Last 34th it., New York; Flatbuih av station. Ilrooklyruor Bushwlck. CONEY' fSUMWDT ITItlOIITON llKACn. tVT llKIOlITON BEACIT, Sea Beach Route, Culver Route, Bay Ridge Ferry, From Foot or Whitehall Htreet. Terminal ol EI.EVATr.D It OAKS, mtoADWAY i.i.m; 1IKLT I.INi:. Roars ronnectlnr at Ray P.ldge with tratns for Coney Island via CL'I.Vhlt and Pl.A HF.ACII IluCTBS Isar. Vthltehall street hourly from 7ilu to 11.10 A. M and half hourly from II 10 A. M. to 0 lu p. M. Sundays. I, in a. M and hair hourly from in lu A. M to t, 10 P. M. Rettirninfr, last trains leave Coney Island at 10.2H P.M. l.acuriloii t.cketa. 40 cents. Manhattan Beach. TKAINH LEAVE FOOT E.OtTII 8TN,T, 16 'JO dally except Sunday). H.30. 10 ao. 11:30 A. M, 12 '.it l:.-i(l:M) bnndays only), 2:0 CM Saturdays andbundas only). :i:2u (3 30 Saturdays and Sundaya cnivl. and hair hourly from 420 1". M. to 0.-4U r. u. VTIIIIKIIALL ST.. terminus of all elevated roads. Hourly from7. 10 A. M. to 11 1UA.M.I half hourly from lilup. M. too 10 P. M.; (undays hourly from 0:10 A. IL tonnop. M. KxirabnatsSslnrdsys-llitOA M.. 12i4np. M. OICA.NUCOM'KltTH AFTEBNOON and GILMORE'S INCOMPARABLE BAND. anu MAO.xiFirnvr fireworku EVLRY F.MiNISl, bXCl.PT hfNDAY AND MONDAY. BOWERY BAYBEACH The most bciutlfal and iioputar Family Resort; only iwtnty minutes' fail fnm wt)rk, accssslblo by lejfnnt Moamtroatafrora hast tr-tb sL at lu and 1J A. 1 nntl S 4 tl, antHl' l Also from llarlrm Bridfft, )Uu;ii su and nd av lit and a M. 'J Kt. and 7 I. M tllrectiy toilrand Tier, liowery Hay Usticli. Kara 10 cents clilidren half price Alio by horso railroad from East 92d and 34tb sL fer ries. Ji. It, fare it cents. lOlLEGE POllT. Frra Fast Uth st, by elefftnt steamboats, 5 and 7 A M then Hourly till it 1' M.. htopi'lii at (Irand l'ler. Howrry Hiy Uearli. by lc and 12 a M and 'I. t.. and Hi' f trips, rare, 1U cents, children tialfprlca. Bau carrlnifc s frev Rockaway Beach. Trains for ROCKAWAY PARK and way stattonaleay. J.OM. IhLAN'D CITY bis, l,:10. 10.10, 11 40 A. 1 3 M. lillO, 4 II, 43. 7 01. HllO, HI 10 .'.1 P. M.J Hunda Till'. P 15, 10 10, 10 ,V. 11 M A. M.: 13:43, I IH 3:l I ft, 8:13. 3 45. 4:13 3:13, .13, 0.40, 7 0.".. 7 J3, h Ui, Id, 0 0.',, 013, 10J1 P. M. AKVF.KNi: ANII FA It KOCKAWAY. la N. Y and It. R, Ity Co IXAV'. J.'AST H4TII RT. B, II M A, M 1 30. I 'o. 4:',U 3:j". 7.30. SiundajaO, 10.30, 1 30, I to. 1 1". 3.40. 7 00, H P. M FOItTJLEEVARK IIAII.YTIMETAIII.E OIIA.NII KOL Nil h-lfl'llSION'. 210 A forty ,ve N.lnute sail nn the Pll'll'RI dol'f: HUD SON llOTKI, and PAI'ILION now open Meamers leave Canal st., lar.dliiir at J3d and tilth sts. N It, Hi and I inlnut.s later. lo l A. M 3 13, a 3u. "1 "0. i',. m 4 and o P .M. Leaye Fort Lee, ll 41 7', l" :l A. M '12 M '3 13 I". Al 3 3 v 4 4 11. IMMuiilMai' Jl Indicates all the Intermediate landings ar. made. Pleasant alley Urore to let, Y. pPKRBKCK, 320 Spring St. SOUTH lll.ii'll 1IAII.Y EXC't'KSION. Htr, Tho.. A. Morciia,! rMr. Kllru Ilnneoa:, ltroomest,, ll. Illser, loth at., or hrln. 10.13 A. M l:l.r I'. ,M., Iii,l,rr St., N. ltlrrr, 3 .in and 7 I" M. lo i A M, I 00 p. M nrldjelioik, Urooklyn 3 I'.p. M :i 1 1" M. 10 3il A. M. 1 3i P. ,M, Dry Mreet-10 4", A M, 3 I'.arul tiiMil. M. I 13.3 i 4', P. SI. 1'AKi: IS CENTS EAl'II WAY, LONG BEACH. li'ai:i:ast 3tii sr. 'i'liio a u. 20. 8 3o, ro V, him, 7 I" M Mindays. :m, tl IO.j'I A. M. ,vi e.'i'n 'I M. 7.W. t'unnect for Point lookout. C'llOI.KIlA Olt FLSIIIN'O RtNKP DAILY -Douhle hulle I Iron steamer AN'iil.i.n. with newoollersand all safe llil roe::ients. leases '.'1st St. h. It, 7 .'tl, lle.kuiaiiit. I'. It, 7 I', 1'leril. N. It., MI3 A, l. freih halt, 'c Cent", "c ladlei S"o AL. FOiThlt. DAILY -CIIOLKKA and s tv Il.inks eicelientflih" InjrTueftdav tn3n,nindieahss fastest sea irnlnif Iteamer ANOLLlt, no Tree lilt h'ollnt clais, fare 7,'io. J au fiiti:u IVlHIIINI! or Cho'er i llaiiks dally. At t'OMACK, l.aI :llitit. ii I, 31st. 7 I riu Vlln it. 7 in l'ler K. It, 7 "U one Mink nhoe etntei, III mil ferry, 7'ic.mlli hsltrlieck, cluhs. turSI, Ii die. inc. COOl'l.lt. I.MHlllMi HANKS -ll.illy 7', rents, with lislti ladles .Vlrelils Iteaimr tC'IU'YI.!:it oipai'll). I 0",lpa. seniters fssteit hoa rumiinr; tiaiid of mult', leaves haat.Jdst, 7 13, 1'ttk n'lji, 40, rranklln. North Klvcr. H .'U lll.hni;. L'sliUlll. tl riO",-t'IIOI.KRAIIAN'KS.-WIirYI.Fr.'Srns.n ,XJ titr cauelit tdenly huinptack hassMoud.r and Tll,sda does fhuriday aud bundJ' IIKKIIK Ehc (Turf. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES, KIX i:VENTM 'I O. II AY, INCLl'IHNO A IIIT.III.i: RAIT. Races every tlnuday, Wednesday, and Friday, IneludliiKa l,te,plectute or Hurdle Race, COMMF.NCIN'Q PROMPTLY AT J 30 P. U. Admission to Orand Ktand. $1.00 Admlssluu to Held Muiul tAI Reached by all routes to t'onev liland. II. F.NufcMA.N I'm l l VhAsrt, Sec'y, Moworrii i imiik jiub-loYij bbavch". j. j JiVKItV TUKhDAY TIII'lleDAY nrt SATURDAY, L'ntllTlllllMlAY. Al'i, i itiniii.ncink' "0 P, M Central R. R uf X, .1, Llooriy it. lorry. H.l. 0 IS, 10 13. ll I', A M u :l. uti I. I .HI'. M. Penniyl. Tanla It. IL, Corilandt and Deibroises st. Tarries. lo. 11 3vA. M. il M.. 13 III P, M II 1" X on Uaturdaya only,, lloats, via Km.dy Hook, from Pier A, foot uf Hector st. n II A. M 13 13, I I' M Fare, round trip, includloi: admls.lon to field. ,1.30. II. (I, L'llli KMORK. bee A J. CAeSATT. Ires. aHHBrin". TTIEBE8TmLI.IARD AND POOL TAnLF.a TUB BUNSWICK-HALKE IKILLFNDIiR CO. iiroaiiway, coron 171b it. (L'tiiou sjuiri). ift-i swa is I3STSTJRA.rCE CO. OF 3STE"W YORK, Offico No. 119 BROADWAY. SEVENTY-FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT. JULY, 189Q. OEXKCj&JL stock. sq,ooo,ooo THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS: Csih In nsnVs S.OfXiiTn Uaihlnhandsof Aienli and In toutie cf collection stut'T'jv Ileal Hiate I iviovi Si I.oans on Slocks. Ikisihoii lionil'snd Mnrtusjci Tiaiuiisi Int.reit duo and accruiil. n.3i; 71 Par Market BOTSTDS. PtrCenL Value. Value. nlted States Currency I lliMnom li,i!8,iiniv, lilstrletoft olnmlila of 1P24 3.10 l,lit,issj u iio'iiuoi New York, Lake hrle and Western Railroad Company Reorianled First 1,'en u 2,i,kiisi 234iui,iii Nov ork Lhicacn and. st Luuls Railroad t'ompany Mrst Mi, ruune 4 ll..nii, ia',3n,i Nevr ork and Harlem Railroad First Xoriiiare Heslsterediliniij 7 ii,,.'k;uo ivi 7V, ii alley Railway Company of Ohio Ciinsollilaied Mormaie Hold u ini.i..ii,i lmTVuo hli and Wast Minima Ilallrar Company First .Morinaite iluMi 7 Ihluouiu IKiouoo! Feorla. Decatur and htanivllie Railway Couirany rlrst .MoriKaj. (I.vatntlllia JMvlilon) (ltwo, 0 icutoi CO 104.rjcsi no Cle eland. Coluinhua. Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad First Coi.iulldated Mortitaj. 0814) 7 lnnororo 13",Mi 01 Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Hallway Company Firt Morii-age (thin) Ikuxm in iif, 1, West Shore Railway tiret Morteiwa (iusraiiieediKecleiered). 4 iioumi.i lm'!-,n, Altermarle and Chesapeake Cauat Company rlrst siart3tf. (lu ei 7 its, iv.t rsi ll,uhi,ij Toledo, AnnArbor and), rand Irunk Haliwat Company Fmt Alortsareitti'l) 1, iiiiixjiu Unas, .1 Dunkirk, Warren and Plllsburiih Itallvray Oa 1st slorttaa. Iliiarauteed 11 It so 7 7., uuo to ge'uu 111 Chlcaio, Ht, Paul. Minneapolis ana ilniaha Hallway Co. I'onlolldatid Atoltrav, n 30.0000) ro.oooo) Alabama Central Italirnail. 1st Mortcsits i, fusi, 3i7'-i,j New votk central A liiidson River linliroad Tint M't'Re i:esliteri.dlioiidi (IKUi., (uii in v'.'i,.,,,, ."avannah and Western Flr.t I onoolidatril Mortesce. f, fuii.iui 4; ,01 i.i Mrmiila 111 Hand Railway Cotnptny. lirherai Mornrai;. i,tiaranteed (10.10) r, .Mnmo) 43'7',o ui Inwu 1 entral ItAll,ay t fiinjiaii Ursl Mortsnse r, vminiu "ih7u. JaTersonviue. .Madlsun nml Indlsnapolls It, It. Co. First Jlortssie c. F.) (IPO)),. 7 dimiiii ",V:,o) in Mrrator, III. MiueductCo. 1st .v.orwage 11 io.msiiio I'A)j,iiii Dea .Moines Waterworks Company of Iowa First Conio Haled Morta Uonda ul Mississippi 4 '.'moiiji moo n Newiorkl'ltv :i 2,. 1 5in,. 11, nty or Riciiuiond, y. n touoo!:! s'si" TopekaCHr, 1, an Internal Improvement. ,t 1211.13d "o 12V131 i citj 01 Council lilnffs lows, 1 Ity Improvement 11 :4ii 00 itvi ii Hehraskatltv. Neb., I'nvln Dl.lrlcl. 7 ?lS an hnnsait Ity, han Improvement 7 h,-,iii, 01 CliyofOteeley, CoL, nater. h 2Vaw oj 23 73000 STOCKS. 1000 Share, Fort VTayn. and Jaelison Railroad Company Preferred SH'i loonotiro lisrvrim i Chleai(o. st Paul. Jllnn.apolis ami Omaia ltaiinay Co Preferred.... it u 1 (kj 4?sJm 610 New York Central and lludiunltlver Railroad its" wii mi Mi ni'isin m 4) I.maCentral Preferred 100 1 Visual 1 itSfJ u, 4i National liroadway Bank of New York a, iimssiiIo ai'Tiri isi 200 American hscbane National Hank of New York im 201110111 hj inn no ii"i Hercantlle National Hank of New 4 ork lisi "iiojiixi ,Vyi iV, 2tsi Hank or America. New vork ifii aiS.11.1 ASii m 2t) Manhattan Company. N'ewiork ltil.sjol lulu in 2i Merchants' National Dank of N Y. 6.1 iiiimiuTi iiJ5 S 2ts Chatham National Hank of N Y 21 sol liV'Inom aoo National Hank of Commerce of N.Y I11O 20ijij(xj VikIjoi 2111 NaBSSQ Hank HiIriIiii u'nnm 200 National Butchers' and Droveri-Bank of N.Y 23 ft'ils! tw awn m 101 Ilanover National Hank of N. Y list lo'toooo 345)000 100 National Hank of the Republic .loo louuOfM 1 nail 01 Jh,', ,,riv'.?,1n'iuk0'v v.:-:::::::: WSSS! 55S g 200 Holland Trnst t o lutss) is) ajns, ,hi 300 franklin Truit Co. Rrooklyn .."101 20 00 Jiioo m 00 Molropolltai, Trust Co "II IX". loo SlwJoiJ li!vim Lonv Islaud Loan and Truit Co iw) 4,500 00 5iSu) ts.780.62n 83 C.shCanltal LIABILITIES. Cash Capital svinmnnnnri Reserve Premium Fond .t 1""" t""" aiwaTO? m Unpaid Losui ffiS S? wnkmir Fund 3i-i2 Unpaid Re Insurance and Commission on Uncollected Prsmlnrni isi'lon M hetburplu, L483;hni(y v7fii,2atis DIBECTOnS 1 asssssMsassa irVrCpasfnr?TfA,J!'0nAM'.'KW,!lLI!;.TT,!J.REND' ?KNKLirH BLTFS. BF.NJAMI.V PERKINS. !;?,'nP.' ,0,?9?'l,. SUDJS- 2ACrKB" EDMUND F. HOLBIKIOK, IIKMIf I! BEOUELI.V. 1IKNRY A. HlJItLBUT, 1IRNRY M. TABU.lt, JOHN II. WAHIIHUKN. t.EOROE W SMITH WILLIAM STDROIS, DANIEL A. HKALt), JOHN II. INJIAN, OEUIttlB C -i lllTt'lr JOHN n FORD DAVID II KcALPIN W ,(71 i II. LKYYIR. LLD tlDOK (I SNOW Jr WILLIAM FOSDICK, ANDREW C. AIIMSTRONO. FRANCIS IJ LEOOtTT. UKOKOE 111. UAItTFORD-' UENRY P. NOYES. DANIEL A. HEALD, President, WILLIAM L. BI6EL0W, UfmMn JOHN H. WASHBURN, THOMAS B. GREENE, pecreuries. ELBHIDGE Gi SNOW. Jr.. f Vice-Presidents. AREUHAH MfRBURTIS.)AssIsant Secretaries. A Dividend of Klve per cent, has been declared naynblo on demand. New Yolk. Jnly B. 18DO. v4"u. Si In consequence of ImitRtions of LEA. PKIUtlS'SAUCKvTicliaralculnt. fm ed to dccciYO tho public, LEA. PEHRLNS beg to draw attention to the fact B that each bottle of the Original and Genuine J WOtRCESTERSHBRE SAUCE IfSJiMi team their Signature thus HHH For Sale in Koltlcs only (not in bulk), by Dealers in Saucrs throughout thoWorltl P JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. NEW YORK. TEW AQUUDUCT. -------n-n. NOTICE OF ArFLICATION FOR AFFRAISAL. Pnbllc notice libcreby tvtvrn that It is tbo Intention of tb Counsel to ibc OorporaUon of the city of ew 1 ork to make application to tb Supreme Court for tlia appolutmtnt of t'ommlseloners of Appraisal, uuder chnpter 49J of the Uki of 13- huch application will l made at aFpeclal Term of f&M Court, to bH belt) in the second Judicial District, at Die Court House at bite rjaioa, Westcbeiter county; on the luthday of July. ivn at II o'clock In the fore lioon. or n soon tbareaf ter as counsel can be beard. The object of such application la to obtain an order of the Court appolntinjrihree disinterested and competent tree holders as Commissioners of Appraisal to ascertain and appraise the compensation to be made to ibe own ers and all persona Interested in the real estate here in after described, ua proposed to be taken or affect ad for the purpose iudicated lu chapter iuu of the Lana of i-n. Thn real estate fought to be taken or affected as afore f aid is located In the county of 1'utnam. and la laid out nnd Indicated ou two similar or duplicate maps, one riled In the office of the County Clerk of Putnam ceomy at Cam 1 el, in raid cuiitv. on May 1:7, iHw aud the ojher tiled lutti oiHc of the Ketrtster or the city and count) of iSfwAork on the same day, each of McU xnanals entitled, "Property Map of Parcels 1, 2. J. 4, and A, belnffpartof certain lands tu be taken for the construction of dams for 'Ke'errolr it.' on the west branch of the Croton Itlver, near llelden'abridife. and Craft's Matiou. in the town of Carinel, Putnam county, hew York" The real estate to proposed to be taken is required for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the dams and reservoir known as "Reservoir 1," and the following la a statement of tbe boundaries of said dama mid reservoir and of the portion of the real eitate to be acquired therefor under thla Proceed. niri All those certain low. pieces, or parcels of land in the town of Carinel. Putnam county, .New ork, which, taken toct tber. constitute and form a trait, theexterlor boundary line of whith is ai follows Ucrinnlnic at a tone monument marked "A. C" In thrroad from Carinel to Craft 'a citation, and running thence south 7 detrrees west, UK ft feet, thence iiorin 60 decrees lit minutes cast, 2RMI7 leet, tbrnce north f.tleitrees .11 minutes east. a?i5.04 feet; tbenre south 11 decrees Ul minutes east. 374 feet, tbeuce south tH decrees 17 rutu utes west. I4i).7.tfeet, tbenceaouttiG'J decrees 4 min utes 4 seconds west. 4j.l-itf feet thence south i.". (1 ereti in minutes iV) seoonds west Mk2i feet, thence loutti M2 decrees i minutes 3. feoonds east, V''.'HJfeet, thence north tiHdcBrees Id minutes cast, attf.iu feet; then, e north 77 deureea iVi Jiilnutes cart. 142 10 feet; llience south oo decrees 41 minute east. 'JX2.04 feet, thence north 70 dc (frees 7 mtnutea A seconds east, 417 tv ffet thence north t decrees minutes ivifuua im, n Ja. ace. iimuvn iiuiiu m utKicca v mtmites hit seconds west, fiUiif feet, thence north dijrrets in minutes east. Oiiti feet thence north M devreea 51 minutes east, t.M0ti feet, thence north Mi decrees M iniuutea enit, lf4l fest, tbeneo north 6it decree b 47 minutes east. HJO feet; thence north 41 decrees i minuu esst fZ feet, thence north f-' decrees ir. minutes est. I.m.ki.hh feet, thence north idetrren 4Mainute wrst, 7(il n; feet tl.eiic north at drirrees tit minutes ni peconda west, uM.'i.l feet, thence south drt decres 41 mlutitra net,:,33.'Jl feet; thence fouth 07 di-Kreo- minutes west. 31 feet; thence south Id devrris I minute east, J'.."." feet; theme south devreen a". iuinute wst, 83 91 feet; thence tooth 7 ilenrees 17 minute Ml seconds eaat, 1 .'sm.j.1 feet, to the aforesaid none monument set In the .round m irked "A, C Leliitr tbe place of In gin lilnis contaimnr IV f)t acres of land, more or lesu Aifco. all thone certain lots, piece-, or parcel" or laud in thn town of Cimi el Putnam county hen- ork, hlch taken together toiistitiite iind forma tract, the exterior boundary Hoe of which is aao!low Ile.'ln nlnu at a none monument marked in the road from Craft a Station to Cjirmel, and runniuir thnice north T decreed yi minutes junecanda wett, uttl Hfnct, thence south 4u decreen 4't minutes .'o rcondret. Hi:, ii fret, thence north 27 decree 4itnlnuie 1 eeo ond west. 1 'iiciiri fcrt, thence north 2' dejrreen ftS inlnutt'S J.' seconds earu 4 Hfeet, thence s.iuih tilde irrees:. mlnutci 40 secends enitr. 4tn.irt fret thence north .liidetrrefs 4 mlunie mi eronds ri.it, tn.'"nfet; thence north l drureen 4.t miiiuicM I!, seconds east, bsit. i feel, thenct routliHH decrers 4" minutes .m ito onds east, )M)sj3 leet, thence south J decrees H mlnutfi 4i err rinds east 17 IHfeet (hence e'.utli Ih decrees ."H mi note li n onds west, 'tiiteet thenre .vuuih 1 1 decree ,'J minuter. U lecunda nut. h h feet, lo the aforenald ftone monument, belnir tho place of bdflnnltif:. contalninif 4-' bl acres of hind more or les. All the Isn't i I tli in the aboie boundaries are to (m at mitred in fee, and Include all the jarceU shown on sa'd niapj as numbers I to both inclusive, inference li hereby made l" the said similar main hied a afore said for a more detailed description of laid rtal euate to be Ciken or aecled, of which the boundaries are aboe stated. Paled .New York. May 2 lrO WJLMAM .1 CLAHK, Counsel to the for pari tl an, JNo 2 Tryon row, ew Vnrk city. DEPARTMENT OV TAXFH AM A8KSPMKNT Comniiaionem Olhce. New York, July 7. Iff"" Publlo notice Is hereby given uv the Commissioners of TaxtH and Assessments that the auertincnt roiln of real and perauiial estate in bald city, for the year IH H haie been flually completed, and tne bu delivered to the Kord of Aldermen of valdciir and that euoh aaiessrneot rolls will remain open to publlo Inspection. In tbe office of the Clerk of said Kuard of Aldermen, for a period uf bfteeu dit)i from the date of this no tice. MICHAEL COIsPMAK, TIIOUAH I H.ITNKU. KIlWAHD K PAHHIK Comniliilouer of Taitaaud Atsemsnti A POSITIVK TAt'T.-l tubrellai repfilred while you wait. lOo np, recovtrliik'at low prices, fao tory on tho premise KMUllrt. l.'J Pulton it up stairs, branch store. 154 Hut 121th tt. MA MIS' UUKK, p'asterlnc kalaomlnlnr. litKifiur, chimneys, farlls, front stonn repair"). l.ORl'O.N. '7a est 35th St riiHT. CATIiOATEN10U of Utile Mlver, ew Jersey, X challeoges any boat of the same dim, twsni) two feet, to sail thrre races, best two out of three, for a purse of UAj or over tbe first race to be sailed on the houth tfbrewsbury. the seoond race on the horth Shrewsbury, and tbe third, if necessary to be sailed opou otutril waters. For further particnlars ioqalre of H1IRES9 BEER The Pureat and Heat Drink la the World. Appetizing, Selieloni, IsparkllnK, and tbe Ilest niood Purlfler and Tonic A I'actare (liquid) SSc. makes five xallons. ETEKY BOTTIE Ol'AHANMED. No Tronble. XasllrHade. Try It. ikyonrDmrirlstorGrocrfor It, and tako no ottita be. Uiat you get limits'. TIIE ONLlf OE.NTTIrVn MaJ, by C. K. nittEH. Philadelphia. Pa. PIAN0S?K ALL STYLES. MODERATE PRICE1 TO RENT, INSTALUENTS, AND EZCHA5QEIX 5th Ave. cor. 16th St. gttliUc SoHtt. POST OFFIcn OTICE -Letters for foreign eountrlBsi j need not be specially addressed for da i pat on by aoy J particular iteamer, except when it lsdeslredtosenddii pIlLatei of banking and commercial documenta. letter not specially addressed belnr.sent by tbe fastest ve aela available Poreicn malls for tbe week endlntr July 13 will dost (promptly lu all cases) at thl- office aa follow s, WIJIi.NKsSDAY. Atl A M. for Ilrusll and the La Plata countries via It rail I. for Ht Thomas and bn. Crois via hu Thomax, for Martinique and (iuadeloups l larilnlgue. for Barbados and Trinidad and Uein erara via Hartado. ter ateamsblp Adianre, from .Nr port .sew (Utters for other Windward Islands must be directed per Advanoe"); at 7 .u A M for l.ertn.iny. fieumark, Hwedeo. Norway (Cbristlanla, Kui'sla, and Turkey, pnr steamship Aller, via hremea (letters for other liuropean countries via houtnanin ton must be directed perAl.er"j. at 8 A. JU for Kurope, per steamship Xajetic, via Queenstow (letters for Usnnaii), Denmark, Sweden. Norway hrlstlantak Uussta, end Inrkej, miut Lo direct, "per Majestto'j, at i' :to A. M for tielicluindlieet, per steamship Noordlaud. via Antwerp (letter must be directed ,fir Noordlaud") at IJ.3' P M. lor t'eneruelu, Curacao, a'so aanllla, Trinidad, and Tobaco, via Curcao, per steam-hip 1'hltadd pupi t'eueri fr other ColombUn ports must n dlrected"prr Philadelphia"! at K'V'P M, fur the La Plata countries direct, pe steatntblp Plata, at t M for i. Croix ami u Thomas, fa ht. Croix, also V.tndward lilanJii direct, per steamship Par tisan at 1 P M for Cuba, per steamship Para tor a, ia I lavana. letters must be directed "pr baratOffV';, TUl'KriDW At in a M. for I'rogreio, per iteamshlp i (.ondal Metiers for other .Vrilcan Htates must he directed "(er C Condal'i at lu A .M. for Central Amerii u and hnuth Pacific port, prr ileamshtp haa Marcos via Co on (inters for Costa Htca and uoate inula must directed "per hen Marcos") at 11 a U tor !UtLpr steam-hip Print Wlllem ill. O'H ter f r Vrneiiifla Curacao, 'frluioad, Itrltlsh and Hiit.-ti UuUnu must b directed "per rrlnsWlllem FRIDAY -At :t P M for Porto UIco direct, per steam r-Uip Kineaton Tower BATLUIiAV-At 1UA M. for France Swwerland,llaly. hpaln iind Portugal per eteninthln I Itrclacne. v a Paue at Id A M for Iriuldad aii'l Toi'aro. par stratnsli.p lltanto. at I'i A M for Ibe Wiudward Islands per sieanitbln Jloruca Oetter for itlr.hU and JnOajto must be directed 'ler Alf.rui' I 1-uld via huuthkinp'otiaiid Jtremeii (letters for Ire I ilid, Prauir, huttrer and Ita'y npbiii. aul riu cat mutt be directed i er Ktilda at in Ml A .V lor Ireland. ier teiuKlnu htrviv via Ui.eustoivn (letters for (in at hntalu and other Luropean eoi.t (rlenuiUBt he dlreoted 'ler .ervla"). i ll A M f r or.t direct. rt xtoain'hlp Island (ietters in t be directed "per Inland at 11 A M for rf,r tune Jplaiid. JatualLa. Jacmel, and Am t nt, jer ittamahlp I'sa, at U' M, for the erlauds direct, prr steamship hpajinidsia. fc Itotierdntn (letter mutt b directed "per bpa n diim' atl'-'M for Hcotlaud direct, per steams? ClrctPsla. via Ulasifow (letters tnut he directed jr Cirrassia' at I P M for Campet be Ch1api la basco, and licet an, (er ate,imshlp Yumuri leMera fur ub Tamplco. aud Tuipan direct, and for o( r Metlcan States via er.i Crnr mustbedlrr led ler Yumurt at I P M tvr Cateliaytl ht i iiilnro. and Turks Irland, per steamship uirlna SUNDAY -At r. M. for Coita Rica via I.lmon rr steamship Poiball, from ew Orleans, at U P M r r Iruxillu and Ituatan, per sux.mnbln d. (Urn. fr iu NewOrlrttt.s Vails for (he Hawaiian Islands per steamship AuUMile (from han Frauclino), ulose here July '12. at t l Malls for China and Japan, per steainritnp (Jaelle (from fau rraucisco) close here July t 0 .J" P l Mal.s for Austria New eatnnd Da wailan, HJ1 and hamoan Itlahds per steam Ivp Mariposa (front !an Frauclso) roi, hrre Ju r p at 0 'M P. M tor on arrl.al at ew Yo'k of steim ship Auranlo, with l'rltlsh nulls for Au'tra .u Mails for the Sorit-ty U'und-. ier hlp t t) f Papeitl ifroin Han Kr ineli cio.e hem J "V at h 4i M. Malls for .Newfoundland by ra llAUr.iv. ami (banc by steamer o'ose at tlila e dally at H.aip M.iili for M 'luetoii t) r-i t H ton.audlheneeby. (earner 0 oieatthl'0tT tdv l h kip .1 Man for Cuba o rail lo Tai na i and tlurire by ite-.'jifr (pallipv Moii'lays and T A il.i)s cloe at this otbre daily at' A v Og for Mexico oer anl uules spec. l) ad .t T M dtspatch by etsamer, close ai this cfin e dai j at M The schedule of cloilns; or tranraclflo mabs Iter 9 rsnifed on the preiutnptlon of tbsir unlntrrrupt 1 r land transit to Van Francisco Malls from theJUstar II rlvlnc on time at fau FrancUco ou the day et sa'i r ef m sieanirrs are despatched thence tbtsaineds;. br e tortd uailclosfsatcp, M. prtTitteday, ''mrmnwMwvmii' i i nr nf nMM