The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 10, 1890

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M r H iiit-s J 3 uordLni &L 1 JL W! j&mw JUL H let tT" "u;is" a "''mno I I H as weil m News. SaWB M MfPSS PyW SWjr r "V REAL ESTA T 13. I "Y0I,.LMI.-yQ.3ia. lEWYORK, TIIURSDAWULYYo, 1890. inVirfVOCEinir "J TUESDAY'S GREAT STORM. A SHAM TACIIT GOES DOITN IN LAKE CUAMVLAIN. .1 Tic Cuptatn, Mln Mont nnd tlie Engineer Jbeat-Onn Mnn Urnke TlironcH thn Win dow or Iho Pilot llnuae and Itencbed the Purlnee, but Was, tin Hour In the Water Jlrloic He IVun Iteaeiied llnmnce In Msilne Vermont, nnd Neiv York State. HofRF.'s Toint. N. Y.. July 0. At about 3)i P. JI. yesterday this placo was visited by Iho worst wind nnd linll storm ocr known, domol Isilrg houses, troes, and ursottlng things lu isncral. A lew moments boforo tho storm, which came without warning, tho stonm yacht Llttlo Nelllo of tlila nlnco, used for towing pur poses, left this port with a pile-driver bound for tho Vermont shore, distant nhnut throo miles. Yhon about 11 inllo out bIio was loht tn lent, and llttlo hopes woro ontortulned of lior reafblngnbiifo port to await tho passing of tho storm. As soon ns the storm was over search wasmado for tho iiiloslne vessol. No lois than tironty boots loft port to look for her. Tho March, howovor. was In vain, as she had sono down. CniiL Georgo Clarko. his son, nnd En jlnoorlllll worodrowuod. Only ono man was ited. nnd ho hnd n torriblo expoitcnce, bolng la tho pilot houso whon tho bont capsized. Be wont down with tho boat, but whon sho itruck bottom ho broko through n window nnd made his way to tho surface of tho water. 11 o tattled with tho wind. rain, nnd hall for ovor an hour, nnd was roscuud In nn exhausted con dition. Hid hands nnd fnco woro badly cut. For somo reason tho man rofused to sho his same, l'artlosuro searching for tho missing todies, but ns yot havo mot with no success. It Is foarod there woro other casualties, as sov trnl fishing parties on tho lako bavo not yet put In nn appearance. PLATTMiuiimi. July 9. It turns out that tho tew Uiaruplaln Hotel ntBlufT Point wns only very ehchtly damngod by by yesterday's ttorm. C S. Grlflln of Buffalo was out on tho lake ftshinc when tho storm struck him. ovor turntnc his boat nnd drowning him. A mnn named ltyan. living a fow mllos wost of this xillaeo. had one log and ono arm broken by tho blowing down ol his barn. Tho dnmago can not rut io fully estimated. A largo barn owned by Mr. F.irdtiam on Cumborland flond, and tho large ice houses of Drown Brothers nnd othors In tills neighborhood nro total wrecks Camu ldlewlld on Grand Islo was demolished, and Its occupants nnrrowly escaped. A groat doal of ciuni.ue Is reported from Grand Islo county, ermuut. Tbcro nro no wires working In tho Adlrondncks, and tho damage In that region Is unknown. Lruisrox, Mo., July Specials to tho Jour mi from Somerset. N aldo. Oxford, nnd 1'rnnk lin counties indicate that Inst oonings tor Ijiiiio w is ono of tho most disastrous that ever vi'i'ed Mniuo. Tiieruiidy Itun itlvor railroad brilgo near Phillips was blown from Its abut ments into iho river. Many barns woro blown down all through l'ranklln county. At North Anson tue brldgo across Cnrrnbnssot Illver is so twisted ns to bo unsafe. Tho Maine Central Institute nt I'lttstleld is damngod to a small extent. C'apt. Goodrich's cottago at Madison was blown flat. Tho Imrn nnd stnblo of Ham ilton Murston woro struck br lightning anil turned. William Gunttier'H lioueo In Bothol was moved from Its foundations At Thorndlku u More was demolished. In various parts of Maluo nearly 100 barns woro blown down or uaroofed. Ur.i.rAST. Me.. July 0. A tornndo swept ovor Waldo county last evening. It wns most vio lent at Tborndlko, where tho railroad station was moio.i from Its foundation and othor buildings damngod. Tno water tank was blown on the track, nnd a mnn named Leonard hnd blB leg broken. Tho bark Carlb was blown from hor moorings, but was savod uninjured. Veeoennks, Vt. July i). A torrlllc wind, ruin, nnd thunder storm paused over Vor gennoslaet night, doing great damage. Ilun- drods of shade trsss wero blown down, tho now thed ot tho Hnii'lo Itoller Company wns do Ktroyed, tbe lumber shed of Hmitb v Kotebnm ruined, tho chimneys on the Stevens House v.era blown olf, nnd tho building was badly damngod. The streets during tho storm woro tilled with flying signs, slnto. hrh'k", and a black cloud of dust. The lightning dashed In a terrifying manner, nnd tho tbundor rolled heavily. If. T. lloth's windmill was levelled, 'iho stenmor Water I.ily was caught In tho storm, but lost no passengers, and arrlrod hero fufely. I'aiiminoton, Mo., July 9. A tornado ragod here Inst evening. Wm. Follows's new barn. 13u feet long, the barn on Benjamin Ktanloy'a farm, two willow trees ovor three feet in diam eter In front of Hotel Willows, hosldes muny elm nnd maple trees, wero blown down, tho crass ilattoned. Ac rearfulthiindcrnnd light ning Accompanied tho wind and rain, UtKuoii, Me.. July a. A torrillo thunder etorm, nccompanledby a high wind, amount ing almost to a tornado, passed over this city luht evening at i) o'clock, cnuslng great con ctornatlon umong the people, and carrying do ftructinn In its path. Tho day had boon sul try, nnd the proHpect of a cooling shower in tbo eenlngwiis welcomed by nil. Tho storm enmo from the W03t nnd butst suddenly upon tho city with a roaring sound, that cot only fright ened men nnd wornou but nlsn tonilled tho very dogs in thostreots. Hundrodsof stntely elms and maples wero levollod to tho ground In this city, nwuings woro swept away llko ciiall. chimneys mat toppling into tho strootx. nnd roofs torn off, whilo tho nlr was literally full of Hying ilrbrU. In tho agricultural dis trict surrounding Bangor, nnd in the city Itsolf, I a cruat number nf barns nnil othor farm build-Inc-i woro either lovollod by the wind or set on fire and destroyed by tho lightning, which was frcauent nnd vivid. Mnnv icehouses along tlie ilor woro unroofod or othor wJm) damaged, r.lectrlo light, telegraph, and telephone poles woro blown dowu by scoi e nnd horses takon clean olT their feet by the force of tho gulo. At Hli-Mile J'alls. nonr hangnr, n barn was lifted up bodily by tho tornado, carried Into an adjoining Held, end tliero dashed to nieces. Seoral sorlous acci dents nre reported, but no ono was fatally hurt as far as known nt this timo. It will probably bo a week boforo tbo full extent of tbeilamiigo Is known, as tho storm swept over a widn arou. but tho loss In this vicinity must be at lod-t J5u.(iu0, perhnimiloublo that mm. niNTiijiop, Mo.. July Crows of mon nro busy cleuilng away the wrecks by Inst night's ilorra. Tho dnmngo will lm moro oxtonslvo loan first reportcil. Mrs. I'alena B. bhaw. In jured by tho falling chuich bolfry. died to-day. II. RTOIt.1l OUT WEST. Cleveland miU Otlicr Cllle HnrTer Heverelr front a ule. CLcvrxAsn. July ft Tho windstorm which iwcptthls city lust evening was terribly so vero. The storm destroyed moro trees than any that has occurred hore In soars. Inoory tart ot the city laigo trees woro uprooted, nnd the streets everywhere weio littered with lrokonbranchoi1. Tho cloctrlo light mast at Hank nnd l.nke atroots fell with iv deafening crash, Tho light which It formorly supported could be scon fifteen miles further on tho lako than tho Govornmont beacon. 1 The graatost dnmngo was on tho oro dock I !ong the old rlvor bed, and will nmount tn IW.OOi). Throo of tho Immonso machines used iln unloading ore from boats, that look as lo'jch thoy could stand tho hardest wind that vor camo oor tho Hitter, foil to earth and ero to badly daniacod that tboy will havo to l rep'aced by now onec. Thoy wero valued at t'.'UCijU. but the total loss may bo $10,000 Jts ns a few nieces of machinery wero saved Horn destruction. nie oiorm tdayed havoc with tho wires jnroughoutthe city. The telegraph and tele- jnone enixpaiiioalo-t a numberof wires, while v tpeeenlceof tho liieund Police Departments I nearly wrecked. I A half doon yachts ln6ldo tho brenkwator A id liHUf0 no1 fcei;urB''""cuoruti woro hlown 'fhe largo two-story building at Ornngo nnd ffkRon stroHts forraoily usod ns n ntouin Ji'JtV'fy was badly (litmngod. Hovoral houses ii cour oI eroctlou on Ht. Clair, near jicaoioy snoot, wero ho badly twlbtmi and flamnted that it will bo found nocojsury to e miJu them. Ju i,i City, Mich.. Jiilyft This soctlon rH litod by n, torrillo westerly gnlo lusting J'pni ,u oelmk until nidulglit. Lain foil In J'".'"1''1 and lightning llusliril incnsiinty. A U i; 4 it (ot. In length belonging to nn Ico J;ml,!"ir was toru iiwny nnd hooinl other "'iiutiHoccuir..,!. it ja feared dUaatorb oc ,H Uriodoiithelnkci. I ti t"t July! .--A wind storm, ono of 1 J".1"01'' f0,ni or tbohonnon swept over oeii L'fi an wontom iiidluna resterilny afternoon, jne kind was very strong, mid consldornblo "uinsowHsdono to piopeity and crops, lie wrmniocomlug in of extensive dnmago be !een this city and Torre Haute, nnd north of ?JJiUsr Place. Tbe Western Union Tele (Mi Company eufftred Btveroly. riomo of ita wires between Torre llnuto and hero woro blown clown, and connections o .uld only bo obtained by way of ClilcoiiO. uticAno, July n. Tho cool wao arrived on timo last night ns iromUod by tho (lovorn ment weathor bureau. At 7 o'clock this morning tho thermometer roglsterfcd 114. with a dear sky nnd n bracing ureop from tho northwest. The weather Is a delightful con trast to tho sweltering conditions yostcrdny. inn hot wavh mm.y orr.it. Driven Atinr hy n 'onl Mnrtliweat Wind Allfi- Murelr Hi lloiirn' Hlny. It was a cool wao from tho lakoioglons, a ilelluhtttil hrcoi-o from tho northwost, nnd n rcducod hiiinldity thnt combined to produco jesterdar the wolcomo nnd rofroshlng chongo from the flcrr hoat of Tiiosday. Tho cooling visitation from tho lako roglon didn't got horo until tho sun hnd got In ntiothordlscomlltlng Innings that rnado tho town look forward to another siego of scorching heat. At 8 o'clock In tho mornli u tho Government thermomctor on tho ;iu!tublo roof had climbed to 78 Jo grcos. throo dogiee3 hlghor than It roached at tho snmo hour on Tuosday. It was at this critical juncture, whon nil '.vbo could cot nway 1 woro Hying to tho soashoro or cool rotronts In the country, and thoso who woroforood to stay bohlnd wero donning flannel shirts nndsoor suckorH nnd gottlng out pnlm leaf fans nnd sun umbrellas, that the cool wave arrived nnd tho breeze enmo out from tho north to battlo against tho sun's supromacy. The change bosan to bo folt nlroostlmmo dlntoly. Tho mercury backed down In the thermomotor, tho breozo stiffened, and tho nt mosphero grew dryer. There was nti dogreoa only of humidity In the nlr. -1 degreos below the tiormnl and 24 decroos loss tbnn at the name hour on Tuesday. The brcoze was blowing twenty mlleB nn hour, nnd It froshonod to twenty-eight mllos an hour. Tho Government thorinometur reglstero I M drgtoes nt o'clock, which wns tho highest point it touchod during tho tho day. "This cool wave." sold Sorgennt Dunn at 3 o clock, will rcmnln until to-inoriow, anyhow, nnd t hero nro no moro warm waves in sight In tho Host. 'J he, cotil wave moved eastward to day from tho lako regions, nnd was folt ovor Minnesota nnd Wisconsin and travelled ovor tho lino of tho lakes to Maine. Tho warm wavo extends ulong tho Atluntto coast States south of Massachusetts and over tho Gulf btatcs. It may cheer honted town lolksto know that on this duy in 1M7G tbo temperaturo was tbo high est evor recorded by tho Government lu tho metropolis, nnmoly. list degroos. "Tho hottest place this morning wns Wash ington, with HI degrees: tlio coolest places worn S-t Paul aud St. Vincont. with 52 degrees. At Chicago tho tompernture wns(J4 degrees, o fall of Hi dogroos from Tuesday's record." "Do you want toonjoy thobroozeof the cool ost plaeo In this town i" said dipt, llollly, os. tcrday, whon the nollco thermometer In tho Thirtieth Btrootstntlon hnd climbed up to 87 degrees, nnd a visitor had gasped as ho ga?ed at tl-o record. "Come with mo: I'll thow you." Ho walked with tils companion to tho south west cornpr ot Broadway nnd Thirty.-ocnnd street. Horo Is a largo trlangulor area, with n little nark in tho centre. High buildings bnnk tlie triangle on cllhor Rldo of tho stieet 'iho Cnptiiln walked oor to tho rnlllng of tho Union DlmoSnvlngs ilnnk and took on his hat. "Jubtstundhoronminuto."hosnid. Tho wind camo f 10m tho northwest, struck tho front of tho bank building, and swept downward up-in tbe Cnptnln and his companion In n strong cur rent that mado bit of puper whirl around In circles on tho rnvemont. It felt ns If a groat fan wero In operation overhead. No matter bow close or hot tho day is." tho Captain tnld. "this breeze Is always to boon joyod here. It la omotblng thnt I can't un-der.-tiind unless It is that thoso blah buildings net as a sort of Hume to cnther up tho wind nnd lorco it down In grent cooling currents upon tho sidewalk. Hero's where I corao wborovor I nm ovorhoatod. nnd I cool donn ciuickly." A marked lncro.iso In tho mortality Is ono ofToct of tho bent. During tho twenty-four hours ending nt noon on Tuesday there woro reported nt tho Bureau of Vital statistics Hij deaths. During tho i-nniii period of timo end ing nt noon jostordav 210 deaths uero re ported, mi increase of 43. There wero no deaths from suntroko. but nn Increased num ber from dlnrrhoinl diseases nnd of children under live years. TUltKB HAYS TO SHUT OFP BTEAST. Tbe Htennt llputlnu Coninuny Nnt Ukely to hubnilt Without n Ilnttle. Tho report of the Board of Hoalth declaring tho underground steam plpos detrlmeutal to hoalth and property wns submitted to Mayor Grant yostordny. It contains orders, tinder authority granted the Board by section 535 of tbe Consolidation act, declaring tho steam mains botwoen 1C5 nnd 184 Broadway a public nuisance, and ordering that steam be shut off from thoso mnlns. Tl.o inspectors' report spocllles various cellars and vaults in Broud way and Wall street In which the temperature had boen found to bo from 110' to 130'. Tho company is dlroctod to comply with tno order within throo days. President W. C. Andrews of tho Stonm Heat ing Compnny said tho company would, ot course, comply with tho law. but, ho added, that ho had been advised that tho company was entitled to a hoaring before tho Board of Health boforo the Board issued ordois. and that tho Board had not accordod tho company that privilege. Ho said that, slnco tho law In sured to tho humblest citizen his legal proper ty rights against oppression, It should also romo to tho aid of a corporation with W.MjO. 000 lnvostud cnpltnl nnd an Incomoof 12,000 a day. In case Its rights wero threatened. "Overheating." i-uld Mr. Androns. results from steam Dlpen only where thore nro lcoto joints which allow steam to escape. Now, doubtless, you do not know it, but we roully havo very fow loose joints In our entire sys tem, and very llttlo steam oscapes. I know that our plpo-1 have beon charged with being tbo cnuso of all the stonm continually escaping from tho sowar mnnholos In the stivois. as well as of tho hot wator which oo?os through underground stouo work Into collars. I ndmit wo aro losponslbln for i-omo of It, but for very little. Much of tills ef-ciiidng steam comes from thostcnm svstoinsol big buildings which discharge waste into the soHors themselves; nnd all tho hot water which leaks Into n.ilflm tiuu nrnvlniitlv lAnlrm! fi,,? nf tlin worn-out city wator mnlns, nnd has ijoeomo hoatod by dripping down upon our found plpos, IVo huvo long wuntod to replace our elght-yeai-old pipes down town with tho im provod pipes which wo havo laid inournewor up-town circuits, but tho city hns mado It a dosporatoly slow and hard job for w. Thoy mado us lav our pipes in tho exnet middle of tho streot. Then thoy Hanked us on both sldos with subways: thovgnvn permits for now gas mains nenr the surfnee. nnd finally have laid a double-truck horso nillroad oior our heads. Now they propoeo to sink u cnblo trench under that." Would tho rorlaclng of tho looso joints lessen ton safe toraper.iture iho mains in the places complained of?" wns askod. Von, sir." said Mr. Andrene, ouorgotlenlly. "Tho city talks about tho high tompernturo In certain subway vaults. Tbero aro louka just at thoso points, but so tremendous aro tho difllcultfps or getting down to thorn, nnd so high has public clamor ari-cn unjustly against us. that we havo been delayed In ovorv mov we havo attempted. Moroovor. tho shutting olT of our mains would clco up hundreds of fac tories nnd business concorns using machinery who decond wholly on us for power," jiunai.M'.s i.v tiii: rosx omen. Tile Jlrnnuli Htntlon In Tremnnt Entered Tito Attn Arrrvloil, An attempt was mado to rob Branch Station T of tho New York Post Ofllco, In 177th street, Tromont. nt 1 o'clock on yesterday morning. Two mon hnd boon seen, prowling about tho ofllco, nnd when -lames i. O'Brlon, it eleik. opened tho place yosterday morning he found Unit an uutranco hnd boon ellectod by sliding tno catch of a rear window und nrylng off an Iron bar. A bole find been borod in the salo, but uolhlng had beon taken uwny. 1'oter Dun ham, un ox-convlct, and lllchard Barry, both of Tromont. woro nrrested by Detectho Mlchaol Bindy upon suspicion. Both were tomanded In tho Ilnilom Police Comt until this morning. Two hundred dollaiswns rocelvod at thonllice yesterday, but was tent nway before night. Tboro wuh little money thorn whnu tho rob bers enterod. llllltdL.tll l.i:ilO.'S CAI.T.KIt.1. OnrofTlirm IlrliiK rontrntinnd ISooda nnd lulus III I'l'irud In Jull. jnsoph Whlto and Ida Murphy called at tho JolferFOii Market iri-on ynstotdayto teo Jo seph Lomon, who Is under arrost for burglary. On Whlto woro found skoloton kor. n gimlet, a plckiook. und two trunk strups. Ho run und sought lefuge In o cellar In Patchpn place, wlioru bo was caught, Ho wns nrralgnod In Jefferson Mnrket Police Court on charges of carrylnn- burglar's tools nnd of attempting to tko burglar's tools Into tbe jail, and was held without ball, Tbe woman escaped. ttmmmiamamammmmmmmmam KESSEL WANTS PROTECTION. SAT8 HI! CAS'T OUT IT, AZ.TI1UV011 III: i.M VlU.IXtl TO I'AT lOlt IT. Krsael Own a Number or Ilrer Ourden, nnd Attrn Thnt l'ollre Cnptnln C'ort rtclit Itelliscn tn Aerept Ills Montr- nnil III WllcTliInU Ttiejr nre Perseenled. Chailes Kosfel. who runs boor gardens nt 155th stroet nnd Klglitli nventto. snts that Po lico Cnptnln lortw right of tho 152d street sta tion not only lefiiRos to take money from him for "protection." but oon compelled him lo tnko back money which ho had already put up for thnt rmruo'o, and threatened to "make It hot for lilm II ho over put up any moro money in Hint wny in thnt product Pretty Mrs. Kcs scl. who Is hor husband's parlnor In tho busl noss, corroborates hor husband's story. Tho Ke.'Ko'.s havo beon In the business at this ptneo about llvo years. Thoy own most ot tho aggregation ot frnmo saloons, concert halls, aud boer gardons that cover tho south wost cornor just nt tho foot of tbe stops to tho olovntod station at 155th street. Major Hr.uor owns tho corner Itself nnd runs tho Atalnntn Cnlno on it. The Kossol's buildings sur round tho Casino on two sldos and bavo fronts on both the street aud tho avenue. Besides this Mr. Kessul runs n boer garden n llttlo fur'hor up Llghtli avonuo. opposlto tho on franco to tho Brothorhood ball grounds. Tbo places do almost entirely nsummorbuslnoss, being rented out to social organizations for pIonlcB nnd similar entertainments. Hero toforo they havo had ooncert llconsos nnd ghen both muslo and beor. Now. how over, only Major Bauer has a concort Hcenso. Mr. Kessol thinks thnt his fnlluro tn got his concert license is one ovidence ot tho police persecution. Anothor evidence Is that ho hns boon arrestod several times for violating thu Kxclso nnd Theatrloc.1 laws, and that tho police bavo ordered tho muslo stopped at entertnln mentB that woro going on lu his place. He was expecting the police to como down on him ngnln last night, and therofoio hnd postponed a picnic thnt was to havo takon placo In his pavilion. Cant. Cartwrlgbt. howover. sent down word tbnt If It was a genuine plcnlo It would not bo intorfored with. "I'm doing tbe best lean to get along, said Mr. Kassol Inst night. but I don't know whnt to do: I don't know whore to put any inonev, nnd I can't soom to fix It any way. There's no uso going to tho Captain; he won't glvu mo nny piotoctlon. I put un somo money two yonrs ngo to get protection nnd I had to tako it back again, and ever since then thoy vo been making troublo forme." "Por whom did you put up tho money, for tho Cantnln V" Mr. hossel was asked. "I didn't know who it was for: I just put It up. But I didn't got nny protection, nnd pretty soon tho Cnptnln came around and told mo I'd got to tnko It back, and If bo ovor caught mo sending hlrulany money nealn or giving any ot his nlllcors money for protection he'd niako it hot for mo. Now what can 1 do.'" Mrs. Kersel, wbo had listened to hor hus band's i-tory with approving nods, broke In bore with tbe mournful comment: Vos. thoro's no ubo trying to do nnything with the Cnptain: they Bar ho's the only ono tn the depnrtment that won't take money that way." "May bo If I'd loft that monor where I put It. instond of obeying tho Captain's order to tnko It back. I wouldn't bavo had oomucli trouble," snld Mr. KcskcI, and Mrs. Kossol added epunklly: "es: I don't think tho Cnptnln means to persecuto us, but ho puts too much contldenco In whnt his men toll him about us. I don't know whv thoy should trent us so: may be we are not ns liberal ns wo might bo. but I'm sure they noier want a drink or a einnr or some thing to ent thnt thoy don't got it. Wo always odor them something whon they como in. but I'm not going to go out in tho street and call alier them or drug them in to take something." Telling bow he camo to lose his concert 11 conso. Mr. Kossol said: Wo havo boon nccustomed to taking out our licenses for threo months at a time. Well, when my last one ran out I let It go ono week without renewing It, nnd nobody said any thing, so I rnn on irom weok to week until I'd gone without a lloense two months and a half. That was only giving concerts Kundny ofter noons; that's tho only buslnoss we do In win ter. Major Knuer didn't ronow his license, cither. Vlnally. ono Sunday a policeman came in nnd asked if I had a concert license. I said I hadn'r. nnd ho said he'd hnvo to nrre-t me. I talked with htm a while and told him I'd tlx thellcenso next day, and ho said he'd mako It only an exclso at rest, nnd he guessod tho Cnptnln would bo satisfied. Pretty soon he came down agnlu and told me the Captain wouldn't bavo it. nnd that ho'd got to nrrest mo for violating tho tbontrlcal law. Mnjor Snuor wosn't nrrestod. 1 supnoso tho Captain thought be had his licenso ronewod. Next morning. April 14, the Mnj ir went down to tho Major's oillco nnd ilxed the thing up with Mr. Host, the clerk, by giving him a chock dated back to iebruary nnd taking out a license to cover tho two and a half months ho'd beon running nnd the two weeks left of tho quarter. I went down to got my licenf o ronewed. too. but Mr. Best wouldn't dolt: I offered tdato my chock back, but ho said it would put him in a holo if he should accept it. 1 didn't coo why ho wasn't In a holo nlready from having renowod Major Snuor s license: but the Maior Is a member of tho Unrnmany Hnll Gonorol Commlttoo and I'm not; ihnt makes a difference. Ihadtoapnly torn new licenso. and when the polb-o report ed on tbo application about my having boen nrrestod for violating tho theatrical law, the Minor rofuped to giantlt. 1 quit giving con certs nnd only had music nt picnics, and a weok ngo f-nturday ("apt. Cortwrightcnme In nnd stopped that, too. Ho said It wasn't a genulno picnic becnuso there wore no orders ot dnnco, but it was. A friend of mine spoko to Police Commissioner McClnve, who upuolntod Cortwrlgbt. nnd Mr. Met lave sent for the Cap tain ostordav. To-night tho Captain sent a man down to say that dancing and muslo nt iilcnlci wouldn't bo Interfered with, but thnt he'd arrost mo If ho found any girls under 16 In tho rlnce. Now thoro's nobody tries harder to keep minors out than I do. All my agreements with picnics havo a clnuso that no person under l'J nor any lady without agentloman shall bo admitted." ('apt. Cortwrlgbt Bald Inst night that tho only "persecution" of tho Kessels by tho police had been to prevent young girls from being al lowed there, and to broal' up tho evasion of the theatrical law by tho running of nflornonn nnd evening concerts with dancing, and call ing thoui"plciiks." lilt. aOMMEll SHUT OVV OF Till! CASINO. lie Jleninnded JTrequent Departure: from tno Kegnliir I'rocrumme. Thero Is a sorlous disagreement botwoen tho Hungarian musicians who compose tho C'usino roof garden oichestra and Dr. Loo Kommor, which culminated last night in Dr. tioramer be ing requested by Manager Albert Aronson not to ngnln visit the roof, according to his dally custom. Dr. Hommor has boen in tho habit of visiting the garden frequently, with parties of friends, und of oidorlng tho baud to play compositions thnt wero not nn tho programme. This Intorforonco was not liked, either by tho musicians or tho Casino visitors. Leader Nntzl objected several times, aud on Tuesday night, so ho told Mr. Aronson. lie refused point blank to change the pro gramme to pleuse Dr. tioramer. The two had words, and It is reported that somebody's nose wastweakod. Leader Natzl visited Mnnngcr Aronson early last os uuing and told hliu that Ills men would not play ut nil It Dr. Bommer spoko to nny of tli em ngnln Homo of tbe mon threatened to thrush the Doctor If he gave thorn any orders. Dr. Hominor enmo around as usual aud soom ril to bo dumfounded whon Mnnuger Aronson naked hlrn not to go upon the roof. Tho Doc tor snld ho could thrash the whole band, but ho concluded not to attempt to got to the roof. Ho had a row with tho baud that played at the Casino last year. JVltOtS HODUE'S WEDVISO. CalAthntnplunn Herennded ltlm and BXIsb Cleurj While Tbey Wero Huarklnic. Justlco ot tbe Teaee Langan ot Jersoy City man led a couplo yosterday wbo said they camo from Oneida. Tho bridegroom was Judge DouglasB Dodge and the bride was Miss Agnes loary. Ho had been courting tlio girl a long time, but hor jmrents objected to his suit. Ouo night last week ho culled on tho young voiniin. and In a short timo n band of neigh bors that might havo boun Instigated by Mi-,8 Cjenry'h i.ureiitsimrrouiiilod tbo houso. Thoy wpio urmod with tin horiis, llu pans, und tho n hoi Instruments Hint go to mako up a rain thuiiipliin bund. He talked the matter over with Mii-h floury, nnd thoy decided to pack up and come to.lorsey Uty. When tbe ceremony was over tho couplo left, suylue thoy woto going back to Onoiua. Ktcil Tralnn In America, Tl)iwltltittralnir run bttwxn Kw York and Waihlomen. via Jtrter Cintnl. l!eJlnr. nd B. ail o. ruler m "o all iriim. niatlvn feet et Lttiirly lb -Ail. sr.Asnxnixa xius. xt achat. tier Hnahnnd Onra 01,000 Reurnrd for the Conviction of the Offender. rtrtTfoUt, teoo, ty Ta Bcn Tinting and ruMUMnf 4lie ciafftm. Lonpov, July 0. Tho following advertise ment nppoarBlc tho morning noweparersof London to-dnyt "Cnutlon 200Ilownrd. All klndn of slan derous reports nio being maliciously tnvonted nnd drcu'ntcd In London socloty concerning Mrs. Mnckay nnd family. The latost offenco Is tho circulation of nn extract from n scur rilous American paper, tho editor and pub llsliornf which aro bolng nt once piosocutcd I InAmeilcn. Wo nro nuthorlrod by Mr. John AV. Mnckny to offer a rownrd of 20 to nny person or porsoiiBwhoBhnll within ono calon dar month from tho dato-hoieof supply sum clont evidence to lond to tho conviction In Luglnnd ot tbo porsons circulating horo tho fa so statements rofcr.-ed to. "Johnson, Budd it Johnson, "21 Austin Friars, London. Solicitors." This Is n phasi of thoAmorlcnn strugglo in London for social promlnonco. Mrs. Mackay refuses to say whnt nro the circumstnncos I that lod to tho insertion of tho aitvortisomont. but It Is of courso tho old storrthnt sho was onco a wnshorwoman. Tho solicitors also ro fuso to mako any explanations. THE SOUTH AMERICAN CIIISIS. JLateet XIiuen of the rinnnelnl Kltnntlon In Jluenon Ayrea and Montevideo. Bl'knor Ainns, July 9. Tho President of the Argentlno Itopublto has authorized tho Iebuo of bank notos to the amount ot tl00.ooo.000 for tho purpose of relieving tho financial situation. Tho rejoction of the proposed storllng loan bos cauaod groat excltoment on tho bourse here. Montevideo. July 0. Tho run on the bonks in this city continues, notwithstanding the fact that tho Govornmont has decreed a forced cu r roncy ot the notes ot tho National Bank tor six months. London. July 9. Tho London agent of the National Bank of Praguny has re ceived a cablo despatch from Monte video saying thnt a law suspending tho conversion Into specioof the notes ol tbo INa tlonnl Bank for a runtlmum poriod of six months has been decreed. Tho Government cunrnntoes thu payment ot tho notes nt tbo lank, cedulas. nnd Government debts, nil of which aro pnwible In gold, 'iho emission of bnnk notos will bo llmitoii to tl'2.5o0,uiK). nnd will bo guaranteed by the proper ofllclals to day. This omission will be rocelvod ovorywhero tho same as gold. Tho despatch furtbor says that nbhOluto confidence prevails in military circles. FUTURE Of TUE CONGO STATE. The Plan lor IMactns lint Cnnntry on a Bonnd Flnunelnl Jtnalp. Bkusskls, July 9. Promlor Beernaert In troduced tho Congo titate bill In tho Chamber of lleprosentatlvcs to-day. Belgium will loan tho Congo Btato 25.000,000 francs, of which 5.000,000 francs will bo advanced immediately and 2,000,000 francs will bo advanced annually for ten years, tho loan to be froe from Interest. M- months from tbo oxnlratlon of tho ten years Belgium can nnnox tho Congo Mato and nil Its properties and rights, in conformity I with tho nets signed In Berlin on Peb. 2ti. las..i. nnd in Brussels on July 1. 1S5, Belgium as suming nil responsibility townrd other pnitles. nnd King LoopoM renouncing bis claims for Indemnity for sacrifices mado by him. If. on tho expiration or tho term. Belgium does not desiro to nnnox tho Congo State, the loan will benr intoro-t nt 3' per cont.. nnd repayment enn bo demuudod on tin expiration ola further ton voars. Tho bill was reforrod to a commltteo. London Letter Carrier on Htrlkr. London, July 9. Tho lottcrcarrlois attached to the Central Post Oillco went on strike to day. Delegates wero anpoiutod by the carriers to intorview PoBtmaster-Gcnoral Ilalkos and lay tho grlovancos of tho men boforo htm. Pending a roply from tho Postmastcr-Genoral tho carriors connootod with tho central ofllco struck, and all mail dellverlos in the district covered by them are suspondod. When the delegation arrived at the office of tho Postmaater-Oenoml thoy found that ho was absent. They saw tho sub-Comptrollor. however, nnd nnnounccd the demands of the men to him. but he inlormed its deputation thnt ho was powerless to reply on hla own re sponsibility. Tho doputnuon Informed tho men of tbo result of their visit, nnd tho car tiers decided to resume work until thoy could receno a roply to tholr demands from Post master Gonorul Itnlkes. Tho Postmon's Union hns docldcd to strike in tbo morning unless "blacklegs" uro dismissed. Itumored Hhootlne ortttnmtinloflT. London. July 10. It is roported that a girl shot M. Btambuloff, tho Bulgarian Primo Mln Istor, with a revolver at Sofia yostordny. The roport comes by way of Bucharest and Vlonna. Fntnl Tornado In Arabia. Muscat, July P. A terrlflo tornado has pre vailed horo and in tho ndjacont country. Great dnmngo was dono in tho city and Its environs. Mnny houses, both here nnd on tbo planta tions, wero demolished. Uho loss of life was appalling. Boports thus far rocolved show that over 700 persons w ere klllod. Jlnmnjcen for I.oat tTewelrv. London. July 9. In the Court of Qnoon's Beneh to-day a vordict was roturned awarding Mr. Henry Astor Cnroy ot New York 580 dam ages against tho proprlotnrs of Long's Hotel for tho loss of n quantity of jowolry which wns stolen from him whilo he was at tbo hotol during his honeymoon. Ittiaala nnd ISnlcurla. Bt. Pr.TF.nsnur.c. July 9. Tho roport that Russia will soon propose tho Duke of Leuch tonborg for tho Bulgarian throno is somi officially denied. It is bold that tho prosnnt condition of Bulgaria doos not favor llusslau lutorvvntlon. ITinperor "Wlllliim ut Xtrrgen, Brni.iN. July D. Emnoror William has or rived nt Bergen, Norway whoro ho mot with u ho.irty reception, lie will remain thero ono week. Mouaaa lity'm Third Trlnt. CovsTANTivori.K. July9.-Tho publlo prose cutor tins uppenled against the ncqulttalot Moussn Boy, and a now trial has been orde.ed. Ilr, l'etern ltenvtio the African Coaat. anziiiar, July 9. Dr. Peters, the German explorer, reached tho coast from the Interior of Afrlcu ye.'.orday. lieiswoll. JLrlnrra llrnry ol lru1n 111. BEni.iN. July Prlneos Henry of Prussia In ill. It Is rumored sho is sulterlng from diphtheria. The Hrrmndii nble. Halu'ax, July 9. Tho Menmer Wostmoath hns connected the land end ot tho cnblo at Bermuda with the doep-sea portion, and tho work of testing is nov. In progress. Communi cation Is open with n point twuivo miles from Hamilton. Kveiy thing so far Is satlBlactoiy. but no messages hino tuirst-d yot. There is still a good deal of work to bo dono on land, nnd It hnR not yet been deeldod when tho com pany will begin to recoivo business. Tlio Hallfux and Bermuda Cablo Company announces that it will begin to recolve busl noss on Monday next nt the ratn ol 75 conts n word. Tbo cnblo will bouporatod dally from ti A. M. until 8 P. M. American Flshlnff 1'urtlea In Cunndn. MoNTnEAL. July 9, Largo numbers of Amorlcan fishing parties are arriving hero dally. Lust night Gen. Henry of Now York nnd a party of fifteen friends pnsned through beie on thnli way to Loulsiille. Quebec, The V tiltu lint Club of fllleen members. Irom Sim cuho. are In town, en route lor their fishing crounds. The tlnpnnrar llouae or Peers, Ban I'liANi'lsco, July 9. The first oloctlon for tho Houso of Poors uudor tho now Japnneso Constitution took place on Juno 23, forty-four members being roturnod. 1'woniy-two o theeo aro farmers by ocounutlon, lllteen ure mer chants, and only one a noble. Holi runen otattri tli dtipondtnt al itrtsjtthtni titulary. Oimtit uti intti'U.itv. CLOTHING CUTTERS OUT, TOO. jziojrr KiTj.u.s aim notice to a lllOUSANli MEN. The Nexrl.oeUoot alar rrnlnnic the Clonk mnltera' Htrlke Mnnlllncliirera Take Kindly to a Hiicgeatlnn "I Arbitration. Nearly 1,000 men's clothing cutters omployed bv 80 firms In this city will bo lockod out on boturdny. The mon havo not toccived tho i customnry formil nollco of that fact troni their I employers, but n tottor which tho Clothing I Mnnufncturors' Association wrote to D. A. 2S0 ot the Knights of Labor, to which the United i Clothing Cutters' Union belongs, prepared thorn for It, and no grent surprlso was lelt J whon tho mon hoard from their foremen that thoy need not como nftor Bnturdny. Bhould tho lockout Inst moro than a fow days it will havo a disastrous cfloct on tho cloakmakors' strike, for many of the clothing cuttors nro non-union mon, and would gladly tako tho places ot thostrlkois. Tho cnuso ot tho lockout Is ostensibly a boy cott on Alfred Bonlnmln A Co., nt Blocckor nnd Groeno stroots. Thisllrin rofusod to employ union men only. The District Assembly re ported this fact to tho Nntlonal AsBombly sev eral months ago, nnd tho firm soon noticed that their out-of-town trado wns beginning to fall off. Last woek tho Secretary of D. A, 'I'M xo celved a loiter from Secictnryl''loljchmanof tho Clothing Manufacturers' Association, domund Ing n withdrawal of tho' nllegod boycott on tho firm un or boforo July 7, le'JO. At the begin ning ot tho cloakmakors' troubles tho clothing cutters resolved that any member of tholr union who took thu place of a locked-out cut tor should be oxpellud from tho union. Six woeks ngo tho Clothing Manufacturers' Asso ciation asked tho mou to rescind this resolu tion, in loturn for which they would auroe to make all tholr emplovoos join tho Knights ot Labor. Tbo men iodised, und the present situation, tlioysny.lstlio icsult of tholr roliibiil. Tho loak Mauutactuiors' Association met in tho Prescott Hou-o nt 10 A. M. yesterday to consider a suggestion in n lottor to a morn ing paper that jVathor Ducoy or tho Bov. llobcr .N'owtou bo askod to arbltrato botweon tho employors and tho striking eluiikmnkers. Tho suggostlon was discussed favorably, but tbcro was no definite notion. Attor tho moot ing Picsldont r.mil .Mayer said: Wo nre willing to moot tho Amnlcnmatod Board of tbo cutters, contractors, aad opera tors at im hour's notice and ngroo upon tho ouostlons of dlflerenco between us. which wo will leave to any Impartial judge to arhitraie. I think wo could hardly select a bottorman than Father Ihuo,. We would consont to loavo tho mattor entirely to him or to Mr. Now ton or any member nf tho fnitod Hebrew Charities, and abldo by his decision.'' NoLotillcation or messngo of any kind wns sent to elthor tbe Amalgamated Board or latberDucey. Chairman Unlo of tho Hoard, however, received a letter from tho I'nltod llourow Charities. Invitlug representatives of tho cloak-makers tn a couleronco with mem bers of tho socioty at Its rooms at 58 ht. Mark's place ut 2 'i P. M. to-day. Ho replied that his Board had unother appointment for the hour named. 1 athor Ducoy said last night that some men, representing Interests unknown to him, hnd talked with him lnforn ally and unolllclully about the proposition to havo him ait as arld t later. "Thero has beon no dellnlto roquost mado snIJ Father Ducey, but if the mattor should como to mu in tbo right way 1 do not see how 1 could tefuso to act. Cardinal Man ning served in suchcapa'dtyln the recont dock troulilos In London, and I should bo nuito willing to lollow the example ho sot. 1 sin cerely hope that somomcdiatlve monsuros may bo docidid upon soon. lor 1 do not llko to seo these poor people starve aud suffer. Mean while, of cour-e. I cannot discuss tho points in tho controversy." 'i bo ofllco of thn Troaouror of the union hns beon romovod to l:tl Allen street, and horo oierfl.UOil was distributed amongtho noedy strikors yestordn). Mnrriod mon received $.1 nnd slnclo men $1.50. Mr. Louis II. Schnoidor of l.'O absau stiootwroto- "One hundred cans of sterilized milk will bo sent you for distribution umong tho babes of thn famished cloakmakors. Ploase put whero they will do tbo most good." Tho contributions recolvod yostordny amountod to $2'.'U. Tho cloak and Milt makors will hold a mnss meeting lu Coot or I nlon to-night. Among tho speakers will bo r athor Ducey. Samuel Compere, and Jamos Wright of Philadelphia. Charles Miller will preside. CARTER KUEI'S HIS CHILDREN. Ilia WITe Falls In Her KOnrta to Get Tbem Awuy from lltin. Chicago. July 9. Tbo Appellate Court handod down n decision lu tho famous Cnrtor divorce case this morning. Tho decision of the lowor court lsalllrmoJ. Mrs. Carter is do foatod nnd Mr. Leslio Carter retains possession of tho children. Judge Gary. In his opinion, sustains tho de cision of tho lower court. Ho refers to the testimony of Cnrtor In regard to the quarrel In tho New York hotel ovor certnln lottors nl legod to have beon wrltton to Mrs. Cnrtor by the oung man, Charles Dciulng. Tho lettors woro tho prime causo of tho quarrel. Theso lottors." says tho opinion, wero n very bnd kind for a young married woman to bavo In her possession and suscoptiblu of a construc tion very unfavorable regarding her lolatlous with tho wrllor." On tho question ot the admissibility of the evldeneoof Leslie Caitor. tending to show tbo habits of extravagam oof Mrs. Carter during her stay In Lurono, tlio opinion hold tbe testi mony to bo admissible from the fact that Mrs. Carter had raised the Issue by Introducing ov Idonco showing bur moans nf support while thoro. It has beon bhown,"snys tho opinion. that botweon October. 18.S1. tbe llrst trip, and tho starting on tho second trip lu tho fall ot 14 Mi, sho loculved In all 110.00.). And this monoy came tn tho onnkors through William Constablo of New York." Boferring furtliorto tho Constable Incldont tho opinion says: "If tho deposition of Mis. Gray is correct thcio. was a scandal to bo hushed up by thou-o of money. 1' Mrs. Con Btublo furnished Mrs. Carter monoy from prop ormotlvos, why does cho not como on tho stand nnd swear to It V If Constnblo acted on his wilo'.s directions, why does bo not fnco a cross-oxamluaiion I It is scarcely po-slblo tu either ovorialo or bolltllo tho Comublo eii-sode," VATTI'RSON llll.r. OUT HIS DirORCE. Vlce.Chnncettnr ISIrd ICcliitea n !,ikW'yera C bnrices AsiWust Aalmry l'urb. Vico-Cbiincellor Bird filed an opinion yostor dny In tho divorce enso of l.awjor B.'imiiol A, Patterson of Asbury Park, who nccu'od his wlfo of Intimacy with Lloyd McKeo, William G. Bomaln, and l'rcdoricl: Lyons. Mm. Pat terson, a protty nnd vivacious blonde, denied nil thochnrgosnndln tuin nccubod hor hus band of infidelity nnd nocloct. Tho Vlco Chancellor thinks tho testimony shows the conduct of the wlfo so loose, so dollaut. and so tinchnsto an to leavo n room whatovor for hesitating In doclnrlng hor guilty. Counsel for Mrs. Patterson Inslbtod thut acta such ns the kissing by a wllo of other men than her hUBband, the resting of tho bond nf a married man In tho lap of a mnriicd woman not his wife woro Blmplo Ihdlbcrotlons and wern very fruquoiitH indulged in In soclnl IntdrcniirBP lu these modern limes. Tho Yico-Chiincollor In hlsilecUlon i-nvs ho.loes not belleio that po clotv has become so degonurnto. It Is in credible, ho Hint, to Biipiiohe thnt such nets are regardod ns common o onts or of constant occurrence, aud considered of slight or of no importnncn with lospoct to chnractor or conso quent Inllueneos. Hodoos not boliovo that they havo becomo so upon or notorious at Asbury Park ns to be thoBubjoet ol constant observation by visitors or beholder". Ho Bays ho rotors to tbo matter, not to defend tbe people of Asbury Park, but for tho purpose of showing that If social inter coureo there hns become so cyprlan in its char acter as to regard such acts as ot slight conse quence, counsel would have no dlllleulty In proving to the court tho multitudinous enses which ho declared wero dally taking place. Tho factthnt thorn Is an litter fnlluro ot such proof shows beyond disputation tnnt At-hury Park Is not In nny senso subject lo iho unworthy cbnrgo. it was not pioied that Mr. Patterson negiecied his wlfo, nor was the counter charge of Infidelity ngninsl him Hindu good by tbo eildorico A decree of dlvo'co is thurefoie ad vised by tho Yice-Chiiucu'lo.. ISmikrr t ohrn i'uu&ht. Herman Cohen of .'qu I mi b'rventv ninth etri'eT, a member of Ilia linn ut buio.liw A Cf.lien. the Canal eireet hanker alio iwindlrd ninny eait fide people. u arretted lam ulcht by oftVer Kelly ot the Jeffereon Market Coon aiuad on a 'warrant laened by Juetlre O'Kellly, on eoimlilnl of Anlnnlo aro of ITo Uleeeker traet. At the time of lb crub, iomo moolhe iia UoiU Parinere ditapreired. Cohen wMlockea upla llie Weil ciljeTeuUitieeti'.Uoa. MILL THE I.OITIIIIT MEN LOSE? One of Tbelr Hrnnlnra '1 on Hick to Get to Ilia Heut and Vote. Nkw Om.kaks, July 9. Tho lottery fight bo foro tho Legislature to-day hns beon bitter and dramatic. Tho Houso passod tho Lottory bill over the Governor's voto yesterday. It was thought tho Kcnnto would 'do i-o today, nnd thus culrolnnto matters, ns both Houses will adjourn to-monow. Whon It enmo ton voto, howovor. it wns found that (Senator I islior Bmllhof Sablno wnR too dangerously 111 to bo movod from bis bed, and tho bill could not bo passod without his voto. Doctors, modlclnos, and stimulants wore sont up to Baton Bongo from New Orlonns, nnd SonntorSmlth Imrrovod so much that tho deolslvo voto wns ilxod tor 2:30 P. M., whon ho was to bo brought to tho Bonnlo lu a llttor, hut ho got so much wnrso befoio that timo tho doctors said ho could not bo movod without groat dnngor, nnd his wlfo protestod ngalust the sncrlflcn of his Ufa. When It beenmo evident that ho could not bo takon to the Btnto Houso Senntor Smith Invltod tho Legislature to como to his room in Mnror's Hotol and hold Its session thore. bo that ho could voto. citing nn act of tho Stnto Constitu tion which pormitstho Loglstnturo to ennngo Its placo of mooting by joint resolution. Ovor this ptoposltton an exciting nnd prolonged wrangle followed, which wns kent up nil tho nitcrnoon aud evening, tho opponents of tbo lottory trying to forco n voto in Smith's nli Fonco, nnd tho lottory mon to adjourn to his sick room. ICED HOT TIMES IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Rioter Arreated at u I'ucked Political Meetlna;. Columma, B. C. July 9. The mostimportant mooting of tho South Cnrollna campaign was held In Sumter to-day. This Is Is the homo ot Lnrlo, tho candlduto opposod to Tillman. In order to Insult L'arle and enpturo tho mooting for Tillman, 1,000 men woro takon Into Sumtor by special train tiom othor counties. Thoy wero orgnnlzod and Instructed to provont L'arle from speaklug. Tho mooting, howovor, was strongly Enrle. Capt. Tillman hnd n mod erately fair honring. Ho was frequently Inter rupted, but was able to deliver hie speech. Whon L'arlo was lntroducod n scono began. He fnced the howling mob for a half hour bo foro being oblo to say n word. Tho howlors woro massed in front of tho stand. Tho sup porters of Karlo Anally charged upon this body, drove thorn out, and took possosslon of tholr ground. Tbo row still continuing on tho out eido. tho mob was ngnln chargod, and tho riugleadors woro dragged oft tho ground nnd lockod up. During this timo thoro was sovornl fights, and pistols woro drawn. A gonornl fight with flronrms wns oxpected. Aftor tho arrost ot tho riotors tbo mooting was I'.nrlo's. It was ono of tho fow serious dofoats Tillman has sustained; ROW AMONG THE ELKS. Tbe Orand I-odj-e Kxpela the New York JLodge und (Secretary Aloreland. Cleveland. July 9. Tho Grand Lodgo ot tho Bonovolont Order of Elks met ngnln to-dny. Arthur C. Moreland. nogro comedian, tho Grand Bocrotary ot Now Y'ork Lodgo No. 1, was ox polled from the order. Tho entire day was do votod to tho Now York mattor. nnd tho discus sion was at times porsonal and boisterous. Tho chargos of tho Grand Lodgo ncalnst Now York Lodgo and Moroland woro presented by Ls teomed Loyal Knight Frank L Wright of Toledo. When Mr. Wright had finished a mo tion wns mado that tho trill of Arthur C. Moro land be lmmodlatoly proceeded with. Whilo this motion was pending Judgo Leroy Andrus of New York gnlnod tho floor. -Izrfact, tho Judgo occupied much ot tho timo of tho meotlng. nis sympathies woro with Now York Lodge, and ho mado a epoocb of bomo length. Ho closed by offering a motion that tho Grand Lodge take n recess, to meet in Buffulo nt 10 o'clock on Thursday morning, lor the purpose of eloctlng grand officers. Dr. J. A. Norton of Till) n. Ohio, offorcd ns a substltuto for Judge Audrus's motion that tho Grand Lodgo proceed to tho transaction ot tho business bofore It, Including gnevancos, ap peals. Ac. This brought about a discussion which lasted for four hours. Dr. Norton's substitute was cairlod by n vote ot 121 to 0. Tho result wob recolvod with loud choers und clapping of hands., Tho buslnoss of tho Grand Lodgo was thou procoeded with, nnd a commltteo of live was appointed to try tho caso ncalnst tho Now lork Lodgo nnd Arthur C. Moroland. They ro portod that tho preponderance of ovidonco was ncalnst tho defendants, nnd, as they had failod to appear, thoy woro found guilty of contumacy, ns chargod. Arthur O. Moreland was thon unanimously expelled from tho Order of Llka forever. Bya unanimous voteNew iork Lodgo No. 1 was expelled from membership and its charter revokod. This result was also greeted with demonstrations of applause MAY RE A OENERAL TIE-UP. The Bnlldlns Trndea In llrooklyn HnpporU tna; tbe Demunde of tbe Koolern. All efforts to offect a compromise between the striking roofers and tho bosses in Brooklyn have proved unsuccessful, nnd not only will the strike be contlnuod with more bitterness, but thore may bo a genoral tlo-up of all tho building trades in that city for tbo purposoof forcing the bosses to a sottlemont. Btato Arbitration Commissioner I'loronce I'. Dono van tried Inst weok to bring about a plan of settlement, but the nttitudo of tho Cornlco nnd Hoofers' Association put nil end to nil pacific conferences. 'Ineultimntum of the associa tion wns that tho members would do business only undor these rates and time: Nino hours to constitute a day's work, Saturday oluht hours; wages for cornlco mnkcrH nnd Inside workmen per day for roofers Jfl.Su. Tho etrikcni. lmmodlatoly nltor tho rocelpt of this ultimatum, voted unanimously to re ject it and to Insist on their orluinnl tiomniid for eight huurs nt thn old ratos. The troublo may seriously Intorfcro with tho ouonsho building operations going on in Brooklyn. CAI'T. M'LAUOlll.lN UAUES A I'LTElt. l'rraldent JEiimbln of til New Street nnd ISrnker Wuldron Held for Itxumlmitlou, Cant. McLaughlin of tho Old Slip stntlon wasn't qulto biiro whether tho mntingors of tho Pacific Mlulng Lxchango, at 51 Now street, liioaut to evade tlio Bucket Shop law, bo ho thought ho would try n ilyor In Xenia, onoof tho live blocks gambled In bv tho pntrons of tho Institution. With two ot his men, nil in citron's dress, tho Captain visited tho estnb llshmon t yosterday mot nine bought llvo shines of Xonlii and saw tho quotation price coma nut of the box. '1 lion tho t npiniii and Ids men clapped the r hands nn Geurgo W. JtuinPlii, President of the 1 xehango. uml James W, Wuldro ,n"brokor." Tho Cm tnlu look tbo books of tho company and a package ol rotil catei purporting to represent 12 '.ouo woith of slock in tho nllegod minos. Bumble und Wal dron wero nrralgnod nt the Tombs, and each was hold by Juatico Pattoisoii lu i'Ai-l bail lor culmination. Tbe Htenmahlu Htnte nt 1'ennaylt uula 1)1. uliled. Tho pilot of tho Slnto lino stoimBhlp Stnto of Pennsylvania. Cup:. Munn, which bailed Irom Glasgow Juno 27, camo ashoro at Sandy Hook nt 11 o'clock last night, and roportod tno ves sel nnchorod about 12 miles off tlio Hook with forward crank shaft broken. Nu damngo to tho vessel hnd boen caused by tbo accident. Tugs will tow the btoamor to tho city this morning. Where Ycatcrihiy'a Tires Were. A M. n I'.mi nt en if. U.llani II. t until i filuon iliiir"re tl' II nuiMu.-ti.n ti'rei, i.ur- liui'l A U.'-lo til oi.e luwr. daicue 1. ti I HI Kirter fcTtit. lirae' Jtutinie a'.irtinen', liAiiuifi I'. 1 I l" 1- t'lne klreel II. J.uale'eX innp, .lama?" I i o J.awrf n, n en. 1 1 eu-l of Aln-IrM mi r,nje, Mkha't MclieriuotiH d ii,'ca. it.un.uf nughi l, .s AttiTlt' fire" elzmiili I lli.barloca a ntholeltrer alintk diiuave ri. I11 i.reat Jnnei street lolnui.la NeLttlie ci'Uipjn), UiuiMjo tJO. 6 'JJ, Vliuru dot'l, Mierdnle, damaie (aoi Uaapu'a Jtoot lleer Katraet Ii for home comfort and the lieiltti of yoor f amlly. Tea araUooifor aciaiA-Jiip. j THE POLICKMAN LOOKED ON i 1 nitlLi: WILLIAM HtiltltV STRUGGLED ,l( 1 DESVEltAllCLr II1TII A THIEF. ;I A Onnc or Till Tuppcr Itnhhed lterr' an I Money limner lie Oiappled Willi One ,Jf i ol' Tbem nnd Wns MlnMirrf-The Police- W j lilan '1 lionalit It u Krleiidly Wrcatle. ffl Three tlilovos effected n daring robbory of ,J William Horry's liquor storo nt 1.119 Second 8 atcnuo just before 12 o'clock Tuesday night und succeeded In mnklng their escano, leaving; 'f E Berry dn,:od und bloedlng from n bud Benin ft I wound nnd two stubs In tho back and pldo.nl- M thoiiEli Pollcomnn Pntrlck Greeno of tho Last ,J fS rlMy-savcnth streot station houso was present J w nt tho close ot thostrugglo botwoon Borry and 4 B the thieves. iff Tho night was so wnrm that Borry wns '5 Jjl Btnndlng just outsldo tho front door for a jJ if breath ot flesh nlr aud talking with his S if brother. Whilo thero ho heaid tlio click of tbo ft automatic i ntch on tl e monoy drawor. Ho had jjl left no ono In thu suloi n. Looking through ra tho door ho sawn mnn bohlnd tho bar, who f it hud ovldeiitly como In Ihrough tho sldo en- i H trnnce in Sovonty-fourth i-troot. Berry Btoppod jffi Inside nnd snld. "What nro you doing thoro?" m AMlhout a word, tho thlof rnn around tho bnr ji nnd toward tho eldo door. But Berry Inter- S? ooptod him. nnd ho turned nnd dashod througU Kfi thofrontdoor. Boiry shouted to his brotbor. B who was still standing lu fiont of tho saloon. IB to catch him. 'i'bo brother stopped tbo tblef. Sf nuJ Berry rushed nut nnd grappled him. It 9 was a sharp light, but no outcry was raised to K attuict tlio attention of tho police. (B Policemun (lioono was coming down Second jb nvonuo trying the doom. Ho was near Iho end In ol uls bout, nnd it was utmost roller time. An if ho passed John Mnhon's clgnr sloro, a fow doois north of Berry's saloon, Motion said to f jK him: What's going on thoio. Paddy, a scut- 19 tlor" nroono tlieii llrst noticod tho men light- '11 Ing. Ho thought It was lUhtn Irioudlywtestla IB or. at worst, a barroom briiwl. nnd so did not Wm quicken his paco. But justnt that juncture) OW two men oumo round tho corner from Sovonty- Wl fourth streot. Onoof thnm rnl-cd his arm nnd ity etiiick Borry In tlio back. Groone saw tbe j m blow and started for tho man who struck It. t t'.tl Tli? third mnn recogulzod tho brass buttons 4 lU nnd shouted "Go." Ureono turned to- f 4i ward tho man whom Borry wns hold- iH' Ing. Boiry nt once lot go the mnn. I m bhoutlng. "Thoro ho is. Tlint's tho one." f ml dreeno wunnuar enough to bavo reached the j fflS mnn with his night -.tick, but bo still tliougut f iSJ it was morvly nscutlle and ho did not fool jus- r )U tlllod in clubbing tho follow. 5 w As his companion shouted "Go." tho man J 'ifl rnn swiftly down i-ovontv-fourth street toward 1 K'i 1 Irst avenue, with tireor.o after him. The g JHS' thlof wns tho bottor runnor nnd gnlned rapidly L Wk on tho policomau. As thoy nearod Pirst ovenuo ,H iVK tho thief turned Into a te-iement house. J Ittf Groeno followed him, but tho man was too I iffi well acquainted with his surroundings for tha w policoman, nnd succoedod In oludlnghlm. -fl igw Greonowout Imek to tho saloon, and tboa f Jm for tho first timo lonrnod tho n ituro ot the 'IE desperate affair which had oociirrod. Berry ,UM was bloedlng from throo wounds, and tho i,fm monoy from his till wns gone. Then Groeno 1$ was mad. Ho lias boen on tho police force S nearly eighteen vonrs, nnd this is tho llrsttlmo j fjlj such n thing has, hnpi oned to him. He said i yostordny that bo could enslly havo reachod f 9ff tbo man with his club, or that If he had had ,1 iii nnv warning he would havo pulled his revol- i w vor. But Horry mndo no other outcry than to -i 'is! Buy. '1 hero's the mnn." nnd ho did not sup- i W pose tho nlTnlr was serious. "S veft Nobodv feols worse about It than 1 do." ho 9 il snld. "and I would gladly give up my vaca- i r fl lion If I could cutch tho fellow, and do night 9 ifl und dnv work, too." 3 A S Greeno took Horry to tho Presbyterian Hos- ,1 8 pltnl. '1 bore was an ugly cut between thn UM i-houldors nnd another in tho left side. Tha 9PB lattor might easily havo caused his death, but ig tho knife Ktruck the tilth rib and turned up- K ward, und this mero chnnce probably saved v PR his life. His bend wus out open by a blow from dgit a blunt Instrument. His wounds wero dressed jjga and he was takon homo. vi Ho said that tho mnn who got tho monoy was ii'i about 5 feat 8 Inches In height, and rather Mi slim, about 22 yonrs old. and smooth fnced. Ho i it5u thinks ho could Identify tbo thief. Ho does fffl not know how mueli money was taken, as ho II-Jti had not footed up tho day's business. iVJg A CLERGYMAN'S H1SCOFERT. i PSj He Tea HlrntoKera tn I. earn TTnpleasaBe -W Jt'ucln About Ilia 'Wife. (f?y BALTiMonE. July 9. Tho Rov. James John i rMK. son Is a missionary preacher of the African M. jjj wejt$ L'. Church nnd Is frequently called from home 2 'jKH to visit tho suburbs. 1'or somo timo Mr. John- ,1 Eft son hns suspoctod that his spouso was too a JEW intlmnto with hor nephow. nenry Smith, who 1 M? was a froquont visitor, i'ostorday afternoon S Hll( Mr. Johnson told his wlfo that ho had an ap- fSj1 polutmont in South Baltimoro and ho would .iffi.' probably havo to remain there until vory lata. ffi Instead of going to South Baltimore, howovor, Sw ho wont up stnlrs nnd hid undor the bed ot a IK young man who lives in the houso. Ho do- ft SM elded to romain thoro and awnlt developments. j H It was 2 o'clock when ho took his Btntlon, and HtS tho thermomotor thon roglstorod 98 in tha f 'm&t shndo. et. notwithstanding tho Intense beat. ifflt tho minlstor lomalnod doublod up In his nnr- I iWR row quartors fully nlno hours, wheu his pa- j Sjfll tlenco wns rewarded. f JSEf It was 11 o'clock whon ho heard niiBplolous I JSJxfj noises in tho parlor. Ho cropt down stairs, j IB it und enmo upon tils wife nnd nephow. 1 l 9 Tlio minlstor lectured tho couplo, and for ona t ic'4 hour continued lils donuncintlonB. His angry Ijffl olco aroiibod tlio nolghbors, who had tho trio j flRa nrrosted for dlsturnlng tho poaco. The casn I jjij A enmo up this morning, nnd when Johnson said 1 sfSH thnt ho wns only using Christian romonstranca ilVJl against tho unseemly conduct of bis wlfo nnd a glv, hor nephuw, ho was released, but Smith was K i llnod $10 nnd costs. W IVeezluc Weather nn Jtfount WnahlnKton, vi ht branir llncit. Mount Wonlnnitton, X. II., Jnlj-a The V'lll remarkably hUti temperature ot )ehterday haa been iVA'fi followed by very old wenitier on Meunt Waeblnjtton. Mrla The mercurv ha none tlown t tile everilim lo 'J7C and lea 'W' lue forinrj on all epoie 1 plaeee. The wind la blowlec 4 f'Xt a attlt K'o troni the liuriliweet. 1 )1 The We ut her. i jR The lilsli baroinctrlo pressure In tlie northireit da. tj ,kJ vrloted ery rnpltlly teterOay nnd overspread the fW hlulei In tlio upper Mlttouri and !UiFfiIppl vatleya, ra& the lake reione and Ohio talley. aict by night ranohed umv tlio WlJdle AtlvtillCBDil New kimland coaite In Mln- ifc' iiftjiOia. Wlcorelu and Mlcliliran tlio temperature fetl V i'jE, and vv.ia oul 1- above freerlnk' at bt. Vinceut, in the lake reklon the fell wa about W. Tim wriu avo remained over the Atlantlo coatt Ebl SU'eeduruif the murnlnir and waswurnieii at Waeh. tLt lllKtuli In thliclt) It Kue .1 nariller atS A. M. than ififiuil cnlu'Ja .it tl.o eunio leeir Ihinuz tlie attertioon TiWal anl uluht the warmer weather woe coiulneil to fie "'MSt. b'outh Atlantic anu (lulf Sta'.ei.', there tho teiuperature F fciS' liaHilenerall) bbnvflHl JByB Tht cool wave will remain ever the Atlantlo roaet for iWPf; the nevt iwentj four hour, ptftelu vtl tomorrow aud rfiE ftalu bncoinliu wanner. L 'rWS A Irl.Lte Injr'i norths an wind was blowing In Hie S $18. late rreloli. and fr in llatlerne to vialne on the coait jf lifyl Hiir'rur the greater partof iho day the velocity was F lllfti iri in twtniy lotwenty eluht mile nn hour lu ttilirltr. s lifffl aiKltrom tl,lrt tofnity uiilee an hour further up ilia ,'jsfi C"; ham fell in Mi'iiliii a. orirln. MUkourl, Illlnula, 'IW't Iowa, 1 ouutana and XI eilHklpi 1, tte oulj heavy rains Ii3bi3jl occurred In UeoriJia Wv ThelilBheetitovernitieutteuijirrature wfliBO8; lowest, V nveroco hunilitliy. M pe r rent. Todav prnmlnea IiHhS lo be fdr and cooler, touioiro fair aud becomlaf 'nHS? warmer. jfifjlW. Ihe e)inn.'e In the leinrerature as Indicated by the I ffciS' tlierinomeler at I'erry I hannaiy. jj ;4 iss. ii issa, (ix &l ia. M 7 ni n an p M s?J hi ilf flK I A M UP. M 7iia XI Ml HA M HI' Mi'BI"M 77 lis I UW l.'M ei' hi-, I.' Mid .."i 3 f iWlMt AMIU 70'.e UK I Avcru.oon July e, P-m 8I! 1 'tfj aiusat. orncr reeicur nn. Sr.it tiicbspjt. JI HI Sr'rial I iillefln. The t'liir erature hns fallen from SO xjS.i lo.'io'lu the laVe redone ant from Id'HW iu tha 'gfc4 northern mrtloii of .New I.iulau.l. It lias risen front wBH W ni. in the HaLniiis n hero a elorm hae developed JHl J ilurlnc the dav Cooler, fair weather wl t prevail la f Bb Tew I'nvlaiid .in 1 Die Ml hl'e Atlantic (stales on ThurS' 'SHf i da and iii'.rh warmer weather in the upper lake re raj III' n and the upper .Mi-sUmpi I i alley with severe local 'lr Hupu in the 1'al.ola ;iiiiin.-sota, Iowa an 1 Nebraska I; lor Maine .New lUmps'ilr' Mapliehusetls Khiela fl Nlanl. ami I'oniiecti'it, much coolur, fair, northwest' i St trl aI N. tuir 1 njay ft lo- cr.coiit fair preceded I y sliuivers, norlhwet- If erly i) .ii Is. statu n iry temperature, tatr wtatter 1 S jgjf lurta'rrt Zen roil, eo'Mri r'ic'i'ejnla, nnJ .lew (sHl J.iit'i t l r lair, i tti t'.t'tly i-jlii It. iffl j I r Dik-rici er loiumhti, licliware, and Marjland, W'l rooter lair nnrdier.v Minds. &J rt rur western New tori, western Pennsylvania and j wisieru trutnla, falri northerly wtuds, warmer In r western .New York anl In northern portion of western 'ji I l'tDnivlraula, cooler In outhern ptrllooof wiltita j reonsjlTanta and ta Weit VlrstaU. i I 4

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II 2 THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890. 1 I filE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. r jjl urrotsinos at- rn; commomish I SXLVlin hill is mm shsaik. H Dtmotmllc Hennlore Ilrnnuncei It in n y Cotaplete Hui rentier to the tlnltl Htnntlnrtt l I TliMunionn Aicrvement Oltlelneil In the U Hoaie-Iemoorntl,rent the Adoption ff nrths Conference Itepnrt on the 1)1 pin. V tnntle ItlU Hecuiiae the NirnUer Wn '9 Tillable o Count u Quorum, J J WARitiNiHos. July P. In tho Sonnto to-dny e. theproldingofilcor (Mr. Ingull nnnounccd j jl his slgnaturo to tho bill For tliu (ulmlsMon of JP 'Wyoming ns a State. The bill now goes totLo !n President for Ills signature. I jl The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill wnt ro- j(J portod, and Mr. Allison (Hop.. Iowai said thnt ill ha would ask for Its ronsldointloii to-iuorrow. Ill Theccnsllointlouof thoronfnionco roiiorton HI the Silver bill was rostimoJ. and Mr. Cockrell I IDem.. Mo.) continued hi-i ntgument against IB the ronort. IIo criticised tho lust l.iusn ot tho IH section ot tho confnioneo bill, cud said thill tho i laj lODguuce thcrnln used Indicated a proforenco r8 foraslnglo gold ttnndurd. Tho hocrotuiyof It iH tho Treasury would so Intnrptcl It. Vntll I J parity botwoon thn motnls wis established tho 3 preferonuo would bo glvou CjM, and tho local jl K tendor notos would bo rodoomod In g Id. That jiS wns tho mos'. dnngerotis power ovor ve-tod j !l by law In n Socretary ot tho Treasury. I lj This conference roport Is Intondod as n bold j 111 declaration that tbo country Is still on tho sin- I HI glo enld stnndard, and that In tho redemption j of thosonotoi cold must bo used. Tho Secio- llj- taryuftho Trensutycan drvo thn country to part with o cry dollar of cold, and can loci uu jj, inthovaults of tboTicieuryovoiysllvor dollar. ,1 p That Is tho most dangoi ous pow or ov or given to I I HI o. Secretary of tho Treasury slucu tho founda- n Hon of tho Go eminent. Mr. 1'lntt lltop.. Conn.) Does the Senator Dienn to say that hit would nut givo to tho Soc- 1 111 rotary of tln Treasury u discretion us to which .ill coin ho would pay in U Mr. Cookroll-1 certainly would glvo him that ill fli discretion. 1 would sav redeemable In coin." t Mr. l'latt Thnt Is nil thnlllioie Is lo tbK '111 Mr. Cockred-Thnt Is truo: but thorn Is with III 1)1 It n declaration whieli M tlio latal thing, nnd 1 Jl that Is thut tho sold standard uttll exists and 1,1 fl must ho iniitntalnod. J;J Air. Cockroll then took up tlio third suction of 111 the conference bill and enterod his inoBt iUJil earnest una solemn prutestiig.tiu-t ilnsnioan- r loan practical ccssatlou of s.lv ur coinuge altor ifU July. 18-M. j Mr. Jones (Hop.. Nov 'That is nil wo want. Ijl lil .Mr. Cockroll -lu othor uoids. the tilstln- Itj Buishod henntor from .Nevada is willing to III abandon tho doublo standard, to mnko sllvor n HI llj mora commodity, to slop Its colnagn. and to If tell the people of thn country that ho hus dono Ai BomotblnB forthoni In tlio restoration of tho II il doublo H.andard. Ho Is wlllln to mnko silver i(( a commodity, to plmo It on nn equality with lUfhj tobacco and hnuip and wheat nnd oats and hi). bacon nnd lard. He favors tho plan of tho llllliy 1'nrmors' Alliance to ostnbllih warehouses for II tho stornao oixihtir in lonnoutlon with othor Jllll't commodities. That In treadinc on dancorotiB ground. Ibis comtromlsn. this confereuoo III. Is n total abandonment of all pretensions IIIIH In ndnuhlfi RtnmtitMl. HI HI Mr. Conkrell then turned hie attention to nn III artl.'lo in lo-day's .r )'ark TriliHnr, the HI olTlclal orcan. ho bald, of tho Hpubllcan party. I nnd which fully confirmed nil that ho bait con- la teudod forostorday. Ono of tho stnti-ments In the aitiolo wns to tho offoct that, if thero 1 1 Ijl Fbould bo an attempt to forco up tho price ot IDIIH silver, nono mlulit bo ofTerod: and lu that W oa-e. none mluhl bo ptirch.ibod lor tho month. NIM This wns the laniiatiu. ho sahl, of the B oran of tho coM monoraetalllsts of the country. IIo hoped that tho distinguished IH henatur from nvadti (Mr. Jonosl would take that artudo homo and niedluto IIIH upon It. and slo how corotilately ho had abandoned every claim of a riuht to reiuOfent IH Hllver. Mr. CoclnellreudnnothHrseitBrueirom H the article to the ellcct that tho provision for free coinBBe ot silver. If it should reach par. bad been struck out of the conierunco bill, and thnt that was nn important L'uln. IIH No tree cninnite nbout that bill." wns Mr. IB Cockioh'a comment upon the sentence. "Not H n scintilla ol It. It Is the deimmetintfon of silver, nhsoluto nnd unuunlil'ed. 1 chullenco H uny Honator to show wh-ro It squint- In tho IH dlroctlon of treo co.nuao of niloi. And yet IIIH the great champion or sllxer (Mr. Jones of No- liH adiilcomos out and chumplons tills -uhtor- I IH fuse and surrunderot oory principle InvoKod llli3j In the Senate bill. This bill in my jmiument, liiim it inllniieiy worse than tho present lnw. ThiTO 1 1 H Is mt arnparif on botween it nnd tholjill that passed the bonale. nnd vplvh UvdimcJf tho HIM confoieuco report be rejected, will ut pais the IHlB House. Let us reject this conlorcr.ee report. riM and let us tell tho House thut we will int-ibt on I l'n the bill ns it passed the senate, and the House I IM will yii-ld in the end. 1 1 111 Mr. Danlol (l)ein.. Vn.) said ho did nut agree I IJLl 'Wlthsomeof tbociltlelsmson tholnnKuuEoot I L'Bj the conference hill. Ho tool; It that tlio clause 1 1 I'M ns to the market prlco slcniflcd only just what '1 It nppeared at tho first blush to alKnilv, nnd he ri,M naked Mr. Sherman if that was not its intent I M and purpose. Mr. Sherman said that the lew of the enn- j;W ference oommlttco wns that tho Kcc.otnry of IM thoTteasury wou'd bo hound to buy lour nnd If3 n half million ounces of silor per month at Its l 3 market price, and thnt his failure to do bo I Is woulil ben brca h of public duty. I El ,.Mr. Daniel reencniyed that that was tho plain 1 1! Incllsh of the iir.nlblon. and said that wtillo IHJl the laiiEUiiue was a little different from what l;t bnd been usod in othr bills, it was nut dliTor- I c entluita net siiri ltlcnnce. The bill would j I creatly IniToa-o tho volume of cuiiency but HI'S yet ho wa-not pioi-ared to oio for It. There 11-38 wore leatures In It which ho did not approte. i ll; hlher had. however, won tho buttle. Mlver llj bad never held such ndvuntuRe ciound us it I 11 now held. Thero was no more doubt thai tbN lt C'otictObS wnuliJ not adjourn without leuvinc ulreocolnaue bill on iho statutn bonk than i there was that the hands would continue to I turn ou tno dial ot tho clock and that ono day I III would brine forth niiotiiui. pi Mr. Hunlel wont on lo speak of ltopublloan i If benators tolnt; uffnehtod irmn the ussertlon i lilt or their views by the shadow of n veta Ha would not conjure thorn to tako uny step 1 which ho hlmfolf would not take If ho were in the situatiua that they occupied; nor could he reproach them If they rocedod Irom their no- I sltlon betoie the npprehonslon or 1 xccutlve 1 Interference. His observation of public mon and of public atlalrs had Induced him to (oel aud know what was iho ureat power nnd in- I I Hi fluence ol tho ojecutivo launch of the (ii.vmn- hi meni. u was wnnnc tu nio in tho last ditch Mi If driven to it, but ho did not want to dienn u I mJ triumphant nunc i ol Kiecutho auni-troke. M 'i be silver riucstlon wns u ureat deal hieuor PB than tho l're-lJoiit of thn L'nlied states, lljfj wbothortho rre-ldent'b namo were iloniainlu BjJ Harrison or i. lovm Cleveland, ana it was never fig Kolnn to lo won (as It oucht to be) lljjSt, until the tienalii vv.is ns it eat as tho question. II 4, The tiuuato nnd tho House ontrht uevor to itvo l!tU up tno viiiiiuiso uiiinud whlcu silvor had HI Yi caliitd, but vvniild reply to thobu who opposed III ?R It u tho uallaut ulllcer ropllod to the lU'inninl HI HI foihls suuend r, omo and tn!;u me." Ho HI U ob.ected to iho couieieuce bill becni'se Its jlfi M tundeuey wasnof topriBOivo a soidbtnndurd HI Ctjj otvuluo hut to creato one, It playe I iutu the In 13! Iiaudbof thobu wno, boIiM ustulo In thouse of Njl wordi. used them aetordinc to tho lnlleyrand l VW, Idea, tor tho purposn of voneeallnu'tlioukhts. wi bllvrr wns under tho ciuieiamo bill, to be BIK u w purchuiod at coram ullty value and silver IKtj&,,! bullion was not to bo ulvrii n money vnluo. Veu I o said to the friends of htlvitrthnt it they -tnod VI J up to the Jluht thu' could nin it. nnd if thoy Kl ran away from It they w 1 1 1 1 tote It. )it.,oi Kl bnllovcd In the free eniniiKo of sl'ver i,ia hndldl Vu they should stu l by tho fenato bill and let M the J'ri'Elileut ot tho I nited bi.itoc take on ro ,f J lllmsolf. Much as ho loved the nnuioi.rallo I party, ha would luthorboo u iEepu'ijIuan ITohj. mh ilont with iillnanclal bistom that would ui mt relief to tho whole ioopIo than soo a Ijemo- i crutic rroslilent tren'llnc on nnd crushlnc tf down las Hre-I tents hud dono those uieat.is ES Tiiratioiisottho American heart which nsked 'WSl lorafreeratmosphoround n fuller play to tlinir IIB energies their nones, ttuir entor ul-o, and Wl their ambition, IIo would have the coufcr- i m enco repu't rujecled nnd l(".h-lo, ha.o ihu fiS Hnutn bill 'oi n bill nnmed upon its linesi Itfli passed and sent to i lie I'lertpiont. lfthel'res. H idem should vol j it, Cont're-s slo uld then irv lo jiiss it over the veto. The friends of silver were now on tho oiy oduo ol vhinrv If thn loadeisin tho Luttlo would stui.il tin to thcli followers. Mr. Morcan (J)em.. .Mn.ltooU tho floor, but I saw that ho nuld not finish his luiuarks. I Mr. Miennuu proposed that an iiizieeniont fdiouhl ho iniiilo to take tho vote at 3 o'clock to m rrow. Mr. 'ooi. roll ohirctod. Ho had do dmibt. ho (laid, that tln-voto would lm laken to tip now but tho hour could not be ll.od now. Ho k',vv of two irthroo benators unuiluai-ml tospoak on ibeblll. Mi. bhermati said that he was satisfied wl'h that asuinuo- -that tho v .to would be tulcun o-monou'. Tho Senate thou adjourned. ItoiiHe tit' Kept eiHt.1 Ives, In the HotiBo Mr, Ilitt (Hon., J1U from the Committee ou rorelan AITairi. reported back u I resolution leiiucBtlnc tho 1'iosldunt to furnish the House with coimspondeiuo beiwceu tho Government of tho United Htates and lirout llrltaln touchlnc. tho subjects in dlsputo lu llohrinu's .vm since Maich i. I Tho roi-oiu-tlon wns ndoptod. Mr, llltt piesontod tho conforonco lurnrt ou the Dlp.nmatle nnd ('oii-i.Ihi- Api roprwtiou bill. In the course of the discussion reforehco hnvlni: boon made to the ai pr p latlon i. -wo by tho Inst bill for tho irolu tan nitod States rlcbts in Samoa, Mr. MeMlHln iDem Ttnn.) declared thit it now appeared that tho entire tosult of the Pnmoan nenotlntlons wns to enthrone n klni; who hud lieon dethroned by his poi. lo. a fact not jpMicrullv known. Utir reti'i'Seiitallves sent abroad for the purposoof sn tlttiuynmonn mattora ha I nctunllv none to the extent of o.orrldlni: tho will of the peoplo ol Samoa nnd senilis up as Kliik' a senpouraco who had boon dothroi oil nnd, moreover, this Amoncan Admlnlstratli n hail undeitnkoti to 1 pay part of tho expensosor his Mncdom. IIo did not linpucn the action ofthu ommitteoon l'oieicn AITmrsIn pruviillne 'ortho iii.ttoctluu I ot our property. Ilutwelindnnterodtntotiouty i necollailons nnd main n klnir. e hnd mot thnenomy mid wo were thelis. Itwnmidl- I itrnro 'O tho Anierica.i people and to thn Ad- I ministration, which was responsible for tho I nej' llniloiif. I Mi. Jl. ('ronry mom., Iven.' who wns nialr 1 mini of the lomndttae nn I'orelcn Airnlrs ilur Itic iho Inst loi'K ess, said ha believed wo had done the best that r uld bo done, and tho coitlomnii iMr. MeMIIIIni was ptitilnc It too stioiiRly. It ho was not sntisllod with thn no (toiiiitlous ho couM iiitr-'tlucon bill to entry out liisvlovv's, nrho 1'iiulil cad (or tho corro- spondenee with Io'oIru nntlous. I Mr. .Mo.Mlllln Did not tho L nltod Statos con I sent to put back the deposed iugl Mr. MeCronry 1 am not hoio to defend that, but Mr. MoMlllln I am Bind you are nor. Mr. McCrcary icontluuinBl-llut I am here to state that II von dlsnpi rove of It. von can take steps to hrlnK the matter beroro the llnuso. Mr. MeMlHln I am now tnklnB such steps. I I am I'ullliiK the attention of thn country to the I tact thatvvearoattemptiOB to keen up a do- po'od kin?. I .Mr. Jim renry-Why do oit brine thnt up I now You cannot uccoinpllsh anything by It. I Thuro U In this bill not n slunle word about Samoa. I .Mr. MeMlHln Tho centleman tins admitted tho taklns up of a deposed kinji and plncinc him on the throne. Wnr. not another iiirreoii.ent thnt a llilef Justloo. with klncly I powors. should bo appointed, nnd that the Oovornmont of the Inlied htates nnd tlreat I llrltaln and Oorui.my should jolntli cunrantco his -iilurv? Mr. Hltt then demanded tho previous quos tlmi.iloclinlnctnvloldtoJtr. MeMlHln. who una iln'IrousofcnritliiulnciheSamoaneont'OverRV. Thereupon Mr. .MeMlHln iiilsod tho point of no minium, pendlni; which Mr. ltncors iDem Ark.) moved that the lloti'O ndiourn. I.n6t. yeas, 7(1 nnvs, VX. Tho prov lous quostlon was thonntdcred veas mi: nnys, Jl-thoMicaker oouutluu a quorum ntnl then Mr. MoMlllln. who hnd vntcd In tho nfllrmatlve fur that pur pose. niov" d a roconslderatioti. Tho vole on tnbllnc a motion to 10 nn-lder rosulted, teas, 101: nays. CO tlio Speaker eountliiR throtmh i tl.o clerk r. quorum and declaring tho motiou curried. Mr. iirocklnridcJtUom.. Ky.l. challetmcd tho correctness oi the count, Insinnclni; tho names of Ijiloo. Herbert rain, ami I'lthlan, nnd sfnt Inu' that they worn not present. Subsequently, on repro-entntii ns made iiv Mr. Taylor or Illl pois. he withdrew his chullonco to tho names ol t'laln and jVftlilau. but persevered In it as farnatbenntnoaof hnloo and Herbert wore concerned. 'iho Sieaker while ndmlttlnctho necessity for absolute correctness in tho record ni thoso member- pre-ent and not votlnc. said that oven ellmlnatliiL" tho names of Ilnloo aud Her bert, there was a quorum pro?ent. Ho then declared tho motion to tnblo carried, and put tho question ou auroelng to tbu contereuco re port. Tho voto resulted: Yeas. Ill; nay. 33. nnd the Srouknr wasunnblo to count a quorum bo the conference repurt was not acreod to for th present. Mr. Dlncley (Itop.. Mo.), entered a motion to reconsider ihe voto tv which th Marine Slunnl bill was passed, and then the House adjourned. urn vasuixgtux Tories. Thlucs ol Interest In and Outside the Units ol Connres. WAsiiiNr.TON-, July 0. Tho announcement mudo in Inst nlcht's despatches to The Srs that an uuderstnndink; hal practically boen rcnchoJ In theSena'o to postpone action on i the l'odoral Dectlon bill until next winter I hns boon a sourco of mu"h comment to-day. I Do?ens of Senators hnvo boen induced to deny I tho accuracy ol tho statomont. nono of thom wishing to be quoted, howevor, ns expressing the opinion that tho bill will bo con- slderjd. Senator Spoonor. who will bo In charge of the l.leotlon bill, doo not hlm-elf claim that any action will had upon it. He Is content with making tho statement th .t until a caucus Is held It cannot be known what is to to dono. Sronator Honr returned to the city to-day nnd immedmtelt began an active cativnss among his colloazues to ascertain how manv of them will vote In caucus to proceed with tho Klec- tion bill, no mutter If It should prolong the cs- I slon into December nnd to bring tuesoskeptl nl lfrenntorsto nn nprreclatlon ol tholrduty In the nlirtter. file result of his work to-'day was not j -vrrrneouracing, andhewns surprised at the larco number of his collengues who think that thorolsno necessity of forcing the Election bill just at present. Tho hot weather has n great ileal toilo w 1 1 n the hi Inion of .senators us to what 1 legislation should be o acted, and if ihe pres- 1 ont high temiinture contlntixs the advoates of an early ad'oiirument will Increase rapidly. The itopiibllcan Senators who uro in rnvor of I conlderlng tho 1-lectlons bill uro so dlsturbod I by the desertions of their lOllongiies that they hnvo doclded to deteimlnn ut oueo vrhethor 1 the paity nioans t" adopt the bill or nlnndon I It. A caucus has been lalled f r to-moirow 1 evonlng at which lime a plan for torcing the ellntos t show their hands will be brought foiwurd. ouIltor Spuoner will I pre-e'it a paper ho has boon circulating In the t-onate for the tnst day oi two. whicu pledges I each signer to sit: port the Kl'ctious bill, and 1 to remain on du'y until It Is passed, even If thn I I session ib prol nged until December Iffuity- I I thieo ltepubllcnu Senators can bo Induced to kIbu this pledge the hill will be taken up. If not. it vvll tin abundoncd. Tliere nio forty- I bevon Ilopuhllcan Senators, all told, and It will yqulre only live desertions to kill I the bill. The senators in cuargn say thov am skontlenl as to only about four of their rolleacues. Thesn nro Jlessrs. Farwoll umoron. l'lumb, and W.vbburn. It Is well I knowi), bownvei. thnt there are many moro thau tne-o who will re'use to sUn the id"dso. unless forced to do so by vnilous powerful in- i tluonces. Tno Senators In favor oi the bill nro I I greatly annoyod at discovering tho s.-ntlmont i ngniust It among their colleagues, nnd claim I I that tho bill ha-tho solid stipiortof thnlte I publicans throughout the country, and of i every lteiubllcnn newspaper as far as hoard from. These Senators are rely lug upon this expressed sentiment for sue cess In obtaining forty-three signatures to the Iiledgo at to-morrow evening's caucus. It ono- I mlf or the Senators who have aunouncod their I Intention to voto against consldeilng tho I 111 ti'iliuio i" turn pii.i:!io-t lui' i;ill win uo 110- foaied. Hut Senators, especially new ones, aio bometimea voiy uncertain, nnd tho devolop monts of the can ua urn looked forwurd to wlih much eagerness end anxiety. Representative lieblon. hall man of tho Re publican (ong essloiuit Cainpalgn Committee, to-nluht Issued an address jippnallng tor sup port for Iho Hleclions bill lu the Sunalo, nnd lins sent It to till itepubllean uowspapera. It Is Intondnilto buck unthe '-enatois who will urgo In caucus to-morrow night the pas'ngn of tho 1111. it was not intended tl.ul Ml. lieldnn'aad-ilro-s should be issued so soon, hu' It wns felt absolutely necessary to tiiku some Hteps to i stlfTen tho backbone ol the Itepubllean Sonn tois. lielden wa, tluire'iiro, reaoliod by tele- I graph, nnd gave orders loltsuo the nd-lrcss. I 'Inn piosont situation ot allulrs In the House of lleprcsentatlves Is also having a dlreot in lluenco lu tho Senate upon tlio gr wlr.g senll rncnt In favor of postponing action upon Mr. HtHd'H bill. Thero Is now a b'jro quoium of tliii House In iho city, and each diy tho num ber 1- los-cned, Thn i iinncrnts 'hero have given notice that thoy will mlow tho transac tion of voiy Utile muie htisno's oxennt sueli I ns they are In favor or. an as Ihe ltopublli'i'.ns have not'ilng like miunmm of llmlr members i lisio. oven the ull-poneilul lueinbuis of tho Coiiimliten in Kiilus wid not b able to put torough any leglslatluu to uhlohtho Demo- ci ats oiler bullous opposition. Mr. Iteod and Ids colleagues have done their work so well that all of the more Imi orlitnt bills of tho I House have been acted upon, and thoro nro now no moro pro-sing party measures on tho calendars. Of lourse, the largo num ber f iiiemhois who have loll tho Ity have gone w.th the understanding that they niav be ailed bu-k many tluio, and it Is probable that It may bo neeo-sary to so, lire their uttcudaiito In onl. i-lo aoopi tho c nferenco report on tin Sllvnrblll, The question ot whether thn ees blmi shall bo i rolouged bosom! thn present month losts "ii'lioly with the hmnatn. unit thn opinion of a lingo majority of thof-onutnrs uu iloun xdly lb that thn Infetmal uriungeinent lo tho passago nl tho Turin bill aud the i.handorum'tli of thoH.edlou b'll will bo lived up in aud nn adjournment had during the Hi bt week in August. Tlio Senate In executive sofslon lo-dni con tinue I thenonilnatiou of (Ion. II. X, llutnhelder In lo i.Uliu loriuasleMienor.lt uf tho anus. i Senntoi ituay lately lidks politics, and J never uuless ho fcols tLut ho hub soinothlng to bay. Ho lm-. been somnwhut unuoied lately In vvhu' his enemlos. the 1'uuneylvanla Demo, j CMts, hnvo been saving and ha felt called upon to iiial.c i.ii'ivn his o; IiiIodb us to the situation lu his M.ito. Ilodoosbo In tho AVei mi Mr to-day us follows Yes" hohuid. "Mr. rnttlson'H friends aro claiming n groat ileal. They froely lr.iplie-v his election as (loveinor. tut thov will bo j wufully disappointed when thn teturns nrenll in My eonlldoi eo In iho success of Mr. Dela mator Is unshaken. It Is founded on a rock, mid when vou have sniul In addition to the neces-ary rod. vou are pretty well fixed." 't is under tnod thnt fion. A. 11. Nettleton of Mlnneui os will succeed Mr, 'i'lchcnor ns s bltaiit fe"iotnry f tlio Tioasury. Hecrotuiv Wlndom telegraphed (.n. Settieton last night tn eon o on. nnd he n pod tils looming irom NewY"ik. lien. Netleton was foriuuni yea s odltor or the Minneapolis Tnbunr. Ho is u warm personal friend of the Secretary and lending Itepubllean of Minnesota. It Is well known thatSocretnry wlndom wns never sat Istleil at tho soloctlon of Assistant Becretnrios Hntchelder nnd Tichenor. It Is likely thnt Gen. Nottloton will accept. His appointment would bo satisfactory to tho Minnesota dele gation. i Tho friends nnd enemies of James 0. lllatns nnd Thomas I). Itccd have bcon greatly Inter ested lu the article In the Xtt American Ur- I rifir containing a caustlo rcvlow of Mr. Heed's comsosliioo ho has boen Spanker of the House. Tho opinion Is quite gonoral that the author of thn article Is Mr. Itlnlno hlmrolf. It Is polntod out with miioh foice that no ono ex cept mi ex-Spoakor could have showtisuchim Int inn'n knowledgo ot the complicate lhtibiect of thn House rules, nnd thoio aro many other marks luthoartlcleindlratingthntltomnnated fiom Mi. Dlnlnc. Thn production of this artl cln Is not the first sign indicating that Mr. lllnlno is engagod in n sistomatlc effort to toar down his young nnd formidable rival. Holins camped on Hood's trail beforo this, nnd no one Is moro plainly aware of the faet than Mr. Iteod hltnaeir. Tho poiaonnl enmity botween these two big men from Maine Is Intensely bitter, and grows moro so at each step taken by Mr. Ileod toward becoming tho aggressive leader cif hta iiasIv. An Incident thnt has ocenrrod at tho Homo of Representatives goes to show bow rendy each of tho rivals Is to annoy tho othor. Soon nfier sponkor licod do(cnated ltoprcsontatlvo llltt of Illinois as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Atmlrs. younc James O. Ulalne. Jr.. wus appointed Clork. nn easy berth wltn.l.lttlo I to do. and a salary of f 2.2'JU per annum. Much surprise wns mnnlfosied at this appointment. 1 berausool tho enmity botwoon Secretary lilatno nnd Speakor Hood. Chairman llltt la a warm friend ot Secrotnry Dial no. nnd nn Intlmatn and l InsoporaMo ihtttn or rpenlter Hoed, so he could linrdlr hive mado tbo uppolntmont of hlsclerk without (onsultlng tho Speaker. Thoro Is a rulonf tho House prohibiting the privilege of tho lloir to nny or the conimltteo clerks except when measures renortod from thclrcommlttees are under dUcusslon. Tho rule has not been strictly en'nrcoil In tho cuso of joung Mr. lllalno, nnd complaint has been rondo from llino to time that ho was al lowed to entor thn Chamber during the Missions of tho Hou-o. Tho matter was brought to tho attention of Mr. Heed ou cine or moro occasions, but ho took no notion until to-dav. waiting, perhaps, to see if tho error would not correct Itpolr. It did not, and this alternoon ono of tho doorkeopers recoivca oiders to ask Mr. lllnlue to leave tho floor ot the House, which ho did with somo roluctanco. Orders wore then Issued by tho Speaker that tho rules of admission should bo strlctlv en forced without regal d to persons, and thn doorkeepois wero givon to understand that the Speaker was lu earnest. Tho Trofldont to-dar returned to tbo Houso without his approval the hill extondlng tho tlmo of payment to purchasers of land of tho Omaha triho uf Indians In Nebraska. The 1 l'rosldam In hlsicto messngo snys: Thoro is no objection that I know of, either on tho part ot tho L' lilted States or of tho Indians, to tho oMeuslon of tbo unpaid Installments due from purehisois. This lollof Is probably duo to tho put chasers." Tho l'resldeni. houoior. ohjeots to tho provision "that all tho lands tho pay ment for whlen is extended shall he subject to taxation by tho State ot Nebraku as If fully paid for and patents Issued." Iho I'rosldout Is or the opinion thnt thetitloof tho I'nltnd States and thn interest nf the Indians in the lauds should not bo siibjocted to sale for the delinquency of tho lurchasers in baling tax assessments. Tho Senate went into focret session ntan early hour to-day to consider the nomination of Llout.-Col. Hatcheldertobo (Junrtermaster Oonornl of the nrmy. Considerable opposition was developed to tho nomination, which was led by Senator Coikroll. tbo primo ob'ectlon loingtlmt tho consideration of seniority has been vlolato I in thn nomination, nnd that it was proDosod to promote an ofllcer over the heads of six nthore flvo of whom aro subject to lotlromeut belore iho nominee. Tho nomi nation was con 11 r mod, however, alter along discussion. Tho Sundry Civil bill, as repoited to the Scnato to-day. cnrilcs with i: an appropriation of 1 11,2-n.flsO, an increnso of i3.ltll.UG0, The estimates for the year wero i.)7,S49.513. so that the bill reported Is fU.oW.l"? less than the es- tlmates.ind t3.944.33S more than tl o bill of last year. Tho most important feature o. the work of tho ronnu conimltteo on this bill is I the elimination from the measure of the ap I propri.ition ot 777 oOiiloran inU'ullon survey. This ptiivision wus vigorously attacked by a number or Yiosiorn reuutois. and tleyi buci ended indofeatlng It In commlttro. 'J heir opposition was based lurgelv upon tho ground thnt Its ellecl would be to leservo from tho public domain u vast amount of I publ.o laud which bhould bo opou to settle niotir. Tho appropriation tor topographic stir- vejs by the lioologlcal Sarvoy, howover Is In rr;lsod from 'jOn.b(Hl U) tSIIUJinil. Jl Is nro. vlded that ono hulf of this sum shall be ex pended vvebt ol tho Hllst moridlnn. and so mucii of the at t of (lot. 'i. lsrirt, as tuovldos for the selection and location of rosntvoiis and i anuls upon the public lands ana the reserva tion of irrigable I. inds is lepoalsd. provided thut leervolisand canui sites hcrctoloro lo- uted or so e. ted shall lo'ualn segiegated ntol lesored fioin entri or si ttiement until otl.oi wio provide I bv law. Tho ol"ect nl this union mout will lio tn proven! any further set tin.' apart ot pub le binds lm future iirigauun puip sos. ,n appropriation of jsCipuo Is mudo lor thoestubil-hinent of a Latin- Ameri can nioinorial .i'-rary building in tho Ut uf Wn'hlngton. us loeomiuended by the Tun Atnnrlcaii Ci nferenco, the building to be situ ated on ur noith ot rontisylvonla avenue. 'Ihe rroBli'ont to-dny sent to the 6onato the following nominations: As,HlAii Lrce-rm ern. II. V'ajruilcr or New Vork, 10 i,s l'iist Ai-uuni surc.nn la it e ll-irln. Iloiinul krvlcu. Pr. Lllslift K llotis'hloti ot eir 1 itrk, lu be Aft !tnm surteon In th. vi.rni. HopiiAl it-rvlia. Seconil l.leut. iv.rlv w. Diinn. lairJ Ariiilrry, lo be firm 1 1 iMeiiAnt in do' 'irdtiince Prrsrltnenl Tlia fm owllic l.nmsl uradiuileA i,r llie NsvftlJloiil- rmr J' hn Archtr L'Jpiuinir IiiuUlans. Kit Ketl.y loi' ef e-i ru. nU Ibsojore I'ortir kioia. i larce. to li bei'on'1 l.l"ulennul In tin marlns ..rile, fortmln lliirlralh of Mh'lilBftn. (i.rnr WlliUin i;i..lr of Pi tuilylrauPi Kitnnr,! K B.acIi nf Mlnn ioiu ,ind llrnuaii il sttrknev of h.nliirky. to 0 .ft oninl siift-lueiri in lbs nmy; 1 r.nk Murtile of Now V rW, A. il liou.rison of Illliion. i' n tlrltuin. of I .nn ckv i uey II Vlnmn of .Vbiilklppl. UUIUni .M. Cruos. of IntlMiia-.totui P llnManl nf .Nw Inrl.. P w. Ii.wlck r.f Vlirhliran v U Mlll.r of ls..ft'tiu..ttft L II i iisnllerer :.v lUmttliir. il.nrii. N liayoardof Nns'inrk samurts nil tninu of I'euniylraniA, ll.nry K Ittnltam nf Ntw York i narit-s r, llurlieiof Main. Al'tirl I. Nori'.aof i.h'o jAiut II Rccil ot Vlrrloia. vviMlatu 1 IraiikllQ nf Marjlaml ll.nry A. Wli. of Trx.ta anil Frauk e. Uaicettof .vir lork, to be til(m lu llie navy The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomination': Criut. w. K. IfnllowA) a' triilian. at Ktratforil. Out.; W. I". Pierre, at IrlnMad I). Joalrn. At Wind i or mil. .J.I-. hajd'Uuf the Pl.trlcl of Coluuilila, at Prt. uu. il ti. Wellington, Atkl.tAnl Tr...urir at Patitmsr., Iia. Willuer, surveynr of i minim nt Iiurlliinton, limn, II Vli.ii of nhln stcretar of I.pitiMi tA 1 l nri'H O VV I Uhlmik nf Ml.jn irl secretary nl L.mi tlsn to H eiiDs Ajr.s A V vi, ore rf Wen V ircuua I Muo.ier lo siaiu llruri i Ibiimny i mt.d Hate. II inliul fur 111. Pl'irl. inf llrlaw r. Ttloii aft I. Mill c l.i it flip' il tutti Attorn.') tor Hi. .Ncnbirn District of li i ol. I I'ri'iii'iHrr. In Vnrk-Vumr Alum, nl I.mio I tal W. T i:iiriniti ut I'air'.lii,' II 1 llrtrli'k. .11 Sim ttuiniliinn WlulHin Josi'-iiri. hi Cnli,l 1 VV y, Itol ens a' sAruintc 1 4ke 1' II Wood, at Cr!iw'.il on Iluilaon. V-'m Mahonn Is preparing to mnko ono moro flcht to get iniitrol of trglnlu Pullti"s. Ho prob-lbiy lo.dlcn thut tho .-tnto Islrretrlevnbly lost lo tuo liepul beans, bin thorn I' still the frlr.e bofoio him of contiulllng iho dolegatesto nonnt Hepubllcan Convention. A meotltigof the local bosses b .s been In sossii n to-dai at (hainberlins, nreslilod over by Gon. Million". IIo has all ot his old lo id ti about blui and 1 1 laving out a vigorous Muhone cniupulgu for the L'Ullilmz full. Tim Win llppurtinrnt s'nja n lw Word lo tile t'lly ol Nevv Ynt U, A foimldat'te dociuiitnt Aitdr.A.i'd K.mt'ieli.n.trely tu "llie Cll cf ,Vw Vorl. wai receive I at the Mayor ott'e. yesterday. lu tt ttis rtty culled upon to tiiku notlc tlial "VMiei.ai iha iecretury of Wnr hdi sood reA.'iu tn tiillers i iat ttis brldke acroti Ilia b.ir,eai ItiTtr n. Thl-d uvnue cw tork c!t, I. .in ot'Hrui turn tn the free nsvliapou ot IIo. .aid Harlem 1 iver. by reason of IrsuttUl.ut lieu lit And uitulticiciu vitJih ot .pnn, und vileriato Iho Ul d u if .lanu ary isei 1. n ri annuahli' linn in wli c'i lo.o nltrrstnl bridle aa in renter navi.-atlou tin i uah or iitnP'rllt fm ewy ui il unoheirntieil 'ihecuy i-, ieieorei'r de-e I tir Lewis v ur.oii iiciluw s.i-retary f Wnr it uiier tliu tiri'i.n ei iIiaI iiaviEiitiuii in.o he fr toi, and iinoi miucii-il brlni.iAii I, I li itein'o hiii l. in tp'l on lu due lllnu lo Ihe cil anlliiiraiu. It i. fellinlar l III one in ved li the I .lltrat Krtllruuil pennli) In rei re ue in i In--a! rnd PrlUe ai i our ti i veu.j, I niii'r il tin y iiU lltd to ilie iittl lur tor ioi-r to lai.e tlielr PridwA Urn iliu pn.porti on iuri i.ti s tul that ihs ruLiiut uf ihu I rnlis w, u o nei'.iMiltuif .u' h an aid rati to or ih loirih i.v- ue liuiirnvi mi-nt a. i,i i lm. up Hi rrim uri-wi. a i fluriti jv.nu' f-. 1 1 n pi fttriet to iho rlvur. The tin i wlm n p ei.d tn i iuIiIa lure died in Uu l.io.runi ,'iu da, nnd the it eriv oilier, eitcct Pi tune In mini any tn tunnel the river. 'I lie Illuckirell'n Imaiiil Anjliim .tgiln V.x. onei.ilsil. I at' erlus t'rr, wife of Jniues c.rr of hji ijub'cy ilrret. II out I ml hut been on inmate of the lunutlo aiylum ou Ilia Lh ell's t.lmJ inca is. s. a1 "ut a inontli aieu Mrll'ar luudeufi: uni-lalnt that larj kratk aa attendant fu Ilia oiluni, Imd It treated lur. Ihe com i'U int isnidUm ftiod tu Die Jifitrmu Market I'o'Ue i onrt and pie uiniian Iiu-taud thru laid the mutier l.Iurs blatrlit Atturuty iei!o. i "I. 1 iliorileiibel Aiftiiani Pl.trlc stiornv i route to Inveetuaii' the complain', ou .Mily 3 Mr J.reme vLii.d tl e a.vluni. And rijinln.il lh record f om issh. V.M.rday he reported id Out lillowt fat tin charin made b) Vlra. t'arrwere k ttioul fiuu dvilon and luvidv romuien.lad tho man if'ni'iito' the tu.iliiiiiuii A copy of (here on wa( tent to tbo Charily omtnliiloinr. Tile Cnnlea't I'M re, Tliernnleit olace tn New Vork an Tueida) wee In the vnuiitof the Meroantlln fe liopo.lt t'onvpany lu th l.qipA'le bulldliur. Aii-s eyn.rior i.inrailon inn Imri'dai.d Hiere prni'uc u.ironircurrrnt of cool air tup ihri'Uh tho vrliolo preiulict, una tho temper i turg It decidedly lovreiea.-Jiii'. Distress After Eating Indigestion And Dyspepsia Are Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla CUAXClSLLOll CVUTIS'H lXAVQVItAI.. The Orlaln anil Scheme of the VnlTerslty or the Htate or New 1'mk. A LP an v, July 0. Tho twonty-elghth annual Convocation of tho University ot tho Statu ot Kew Vork wns oponod at 11 o'clock to-day In the Sonato Chamber by Chancollor Gaorgo William Curtis. Tho report ot tho Executlvo Committee wns rond by 1'rosldant J. M. Taylor ot Vussar Col logo. Chairman. Tlio morulng eoselon wns dovoted to n paper on "The Teaching of History In Academies and Collogos." road by Trot. Lucy M. Salmon of Yassar College, which was briefly dlscussod by Or. K. J. Cheney, School Inspector, and othor inombors of thn Convocation. About sevcnty-flvo members ot tho Convoca tion arc present. Tho nftornoon session continued from .0 to SI., and wns devoted almost cntlroly to brief oral repoita of oolloges from dologatos ap pointed by each collogo lu tho Stato. l'rosldotit Low of Columbia spoko ot tho condition of tbo Institution of which he Is the hoad. nnd told ot Its gradual doveloomont Irom n collogo to n univorsity. Tho reports from all tho colleges snow them to bo In a condition ot unpraco dontod prosperity. Ono of the largest gatherings ovor in tho Senate Chamber wolcomod Chancollor Curtis to-night, who delivered his Inaugural nddtess before tho convocation. Tho lloor wns occu pied by the convocation and tbo gitllerios wero packed with spectators, many of whom woro ladles. Chancellor Curtis in his nddrebs gavo the following history ot the University of the Slnto of Now York: "When tho last gun of tho Revolution wns fired tbo tough old Oovoruor of Now York. George Clinton, who bad fired a groat many of thom. saw that tho wholo systoni ot education In tho Stato wns prostrute. Thoro was no public school systom. the private schools lan guished, and tho only college, blighted by a namo ol evil augury to tho Sons ot l.lborty.had been closod during thn war. The (Jovornor im niodiatelv urged the legislature to consider prnctlcallvthorovlvnl and encouragement of schools. Tno Legislature promptly rospond od. and in tbo first session after the wat the Hcgents of the University wero Incorporated as the governing body of King's (.ollogn, 1 which was to bo revived under tbo unmoor 1 Columbia, nnd of such other colleges ns tho I I Hegonls might choose to estahlish. sioinoile i tubs of thosohetne wo o amusingly cruduaud ImperfocU There wero slxti-four ltogents. be sides those olected us representatives ol religi ous denominations, widely scattered over ihu State. Meouugs were very dilncult. and tho only duly of tho cumbrous body wns the care ot a very small classkal school. This duty Included not only em ployment and payment of profesbora from an incomoot not more than twelve bundled i pounds, and prescribing a systom of discipline i i for the Btudonts, but icpulring tho collogo i building, making the porter's lodge comfort able, buying a bell to summon the students, nnd roureoidsof wood annually to warm the proresBors. and providing mans and dustpans for the domestic welfare of tho Hit lo college. It was a humorous disparity or menus and ends, but a dlsparltv easily remedied. Three jenrs later, lu Imi. the Legislature authorized u revision ol the law. Alexander Hamilton was that jour an Assemblyman, nnd j Kria l.'Hommed.cu wns n tienator, si iiiiihei. and thov wore both members of tho j ommitteoon ltevisiou, nf which Hamilton Is 1'ollovud to havo ben the controlling lorce. Tho net which they roported created tno uni versity substantially as it now exists. It is a work-worthy of our foromost rjustorof stato- eratt. and it Is interesting lo study it as nn illustration of his ereatlvo public ftentus. Its design wns simple, chnracter stic. and comprehensive. It foreensts In the solioro of education the political organization which tho Constitutional cnnwn'lnn oi tho sanio vearappllort to tho I'nlo" of tho Suites. Hamilton's roport. while dealing with nca (!nmi' education declared that primary schools In tho Stato should not be 'oft to thn discretion ol piivaie citizens, but that primary Instruc tion bhould be glien In public schools by pub. lie authority, under thn nnmoof thn i nlver sity of New Vork heeviden'ly meant to indium i thn whole systniti of education n iho late and to give it thov Utility nnd vlgT which re sult from local government under a strong central supervisory supiemacy. 'llie hid reported by Hamilton's committee became jaw. It nuhorized the l'.ogents to visit nnd Inspect all colleges, nendoni'ea. nnd schools which are or niav be estalillchoJ In this Stato, to examine Into theconditlun of education, nnd I to make a voarlv report to thn Legislature. It i empowered them to confer iho highest degroes and to chatter colleges and ucadomlos and to promoto academies to collegla-n rank. The net released tho Itecents from responsibility for the rnpuliH and cKnnliiiesa. as well ns tho flnniieesnnd discipline of Ccliimbiu College, glv j lug tn It a certain independence ot the unlver bltj bv ioi Mug the oiiglnnl chaitorot IT "it, but retaining lu the Ilogenis ihe power of visi tation and Inspection. Although empowering i the university to grant degrees, Huuiilton seems to hnvo designed it to bo substantially a comprehensive Stato depaitmcnt of educa tion. Informed of the bltuatlnn and necessi ties of thut Interest by visitation, Inspection, nnd Investigation, the Hoard of ltogents was lo Influence by Its report the action of the t egis- Intiiro. It was to ho the agency and tho bolo agency by which tho relations of tbo State to edut'A'lou were in bo conductod. "This was the original nnd fundamental ehoraoof the university of the stato ol New York, and excopt In one point thl Is Included In Its present seopo and power. It Is now the intermediary of tho State, not With nil the Institutions and Intoiosts of education, but with these cnly of tho higher nnd secondary education, 11m vast system ol thn piibiio 1 schools has novor boen placnd uiitlei Its con ti ol. rmm nftoi my election as Ilegent it seemed to me thnt a return wasdcslmMeto tlio original design of Hamilton, and that the relations of tho Mat' lo education should bo lutrosto I to a single authority. Hut after long observation and refioitlou I havo come to doubt whether Hamilton himself would now udvlbcuchnugo. VVlId Itrpnrts PrnicMl tn He I'.iIt. rresldcut Olyphnnt nf the Dulawnro and Hudson Canal Company rncelvod utnlcgiiim yesterday fiom J. W. llurdlck, managing direc tor ot tho Hotel Chnmbluin, ou liluiT To pt. l.ukeCliiimplaiii.contiadictlng thn extravagant repoitsthnt It bnd been swept away by it cy clone on Tuetnluy afternoon, Tho lo-istotho hotrl will not exceed l.'iiO. Tliu nnlv th ligs nnont the hotel that wero blowu over tlio hlulT into tlol.iko were tho tin oo Ila.-s that lluttered fiom the hotel's thieo peaks 'ihov wero ttiipped from the llagitaHs, and Mnnagor llur dlck has tologiuphed for thiee nioie, Tho 10 luitod guest whowas ruporto 1 ilmwned proves to havo boen tho servant of a guest, lie was out on the lnl.olnabo.it llshingwhen thnstoiiu i. line V- l'lOi-idoul Olyphuut sals thn b'orni thoroughly demonstrated that tbo Innu is probably tliu nlannclilisl building i, Us kind 'n the north. The hutul is one it the tliinst in thecoumiv. and this is its ilrst stusoii .Many of Kb guests ii'o N. w lor.ei.s. uid thn tsports 111 voflii nlai taotiilng's tiiinuu raiisoii u small loiisation. President lovpliauts Liu ,iy lu at the ho'iil Tim lust intlmaiiiui heliud oi thn lumors that vvem ullnal woiu Lrottght to him Iiv the architect ot tho building, 'thn ichltect tuld hlni that il Iho hotul hti'l lieiii blown m'o the lake, us sumo papers hinted at. ho would gotlht iipiiioI itiiiip itild thnlai.o, too, I'lnsi. dent lll pliant uu lid nlaniiod by tint star linn: inmois. Ho felt loiillileiit that the li'ilol was ulmol us s.ilul us tho blui', nnd ntti ibutsd the I nniors to (nithteiu'd persona li hen tola-ginidii'-1 nmmiini' atlnii was lestoiml tuster dny fo.eip ou. such prved to be tho cu.su. Union Cliiirtty Jlullitlitx. Somo time ago a proposition tvus broncho. I for tho erection of a union oharlty building In thn central pail of the city lor the accommo dation of Iho various charitable organizations. Tho Association lor Improving the Condition oftheToor ami tho Charity Organization So ciety havo takon hold if tho work and hava rerolved sovernl pledges of support. oniMifler of ro,ouu was made conditioned on the rais ing ot t,f'Uuiil) lyJttu. 1, ls'.il, and thn vesting of the tltlo eipially In the two foclotlos. slncu then iiuOu muie bus been nUered on the same condltton. 3iu aim will be to niako tho ctlabl-Hhinent an ndmlnlstrntivn tentro for the chuntnbln work of tho olty. Tliopri- jociors do pot Intend to ilrculnto a general subscription papei, which, may Intel fore with the euneut Ineprne of ellhei society, and po Ptibll" appeal will be made until tho dealer putt of the money haa bseu pledged. I mmsmBmKmmgmggmBgsm SUMMER THEATRICALS. CITl FLAYllor.SHS dALLAXTLT IIOItT. ISO AG A IS ST Tilt: HI! A llll.lt. Humored Hateol the rnrk-J.UIInn Ttuft.ell Mnv Have n Itlvnl at the t'nslno An English l.llirelilHi'K tVnll sjnrvrlvlntc Actor VTlio Saw I.tnrnln t'nll. It Is another dull weok nt tho thontros. and tho prospect is not good for an ond ot the quietude within a month nt least. Mr. Mans field Is still enjoying substantial success at tho Madison Bauoro; tho threo comic operas on Ilroadwny aro fighting gallantly ngi.lnst tho weather; Carmcncltn Is yet a powerful magnet at Kostor .V IHol's Torraie Garden Is provid ing Got man opora amid comfcrtablosuri otind Ings thnt bring tboir rovvnrd in good slzod nudlenres: tho Mudlson Suunro Garden Is still In Its uncottnln stngo owing tothooxclu stvoncss ot thu ontortnlnmont and tho Ilowery vaudevllloshnvo ntlast lieguntofcoltheolTocts of the wnrmsiioll, and aro no longer patronized to nny oxtont. I'nBtor's has a ehango ot bill this wcok to Widow Dodott." in which tho garrulous W'iiltirr Is pmtraiod by Joseph ralmor, and tho Drcmrn by Ooorgo Woodward. I'nlmor's copy of Nell Hurgoss Is good onough to win laughtor and appl.ittso. Woodward Is a droll comedian, nnd bis mlo tins seldom hnd a bettor representative. Lottie Gllson has played tho soubrctto part with natttralnoss nnd viva city onough to justify her doparturo from tho vnudovlllo work to which she hns lilthorto con flnod horself. An announcement has bcon mado thnt Hydo A. llohmnn havo sold their 1'nrk Theatre, for merly Harrlgan's. to Wllllnm M. Hunlovy. who has for tho past season need ns mnuagor for that houso for tho llrooklyn firm. Tho repoit does not piirtlcuhirho sumciutitly to inspire conlldcnco lu thu gunuluess of tho transaction, nnd somo up-totvn managors ficoly expiossod nn opinion jostorday that thoro was some- thing tohlnd tho deal. Mr. Hunlovy hnd been tho drnniatle critic nf nn afternoon novvspai er prior to entering tho thentt leal trade, llowat miitingor lor Harry A lav last season, aud at tho samo tlmo he was Ilvdo .V llohman's repro seatntivonl the l'ltrk. W lion tho Irish sluts viciii on mo roan no rcureu irom inoir munncement. Thol'nrkls dull t upon Iimp-oiI ground, nnd frmn tho Ilrst it lin been lar moro prollt.ibln to lis proprietors thnn to the com panies that havo ilayed there. Hvdo A llohmnn tiro very shrowd financiers, nnd their bnrgalus with tho stars nnd troupes visiting their theutro hnvo generally boen to the nd nntugn of thn ltrooklm pnlr. That soino body could nlwnys bn found roady to occupy tbel'mknt lonst futy weeks a lear is a good Inillcntion that Ilrondwnv has not vot tno many theatres. 'I lie secret ot this latest tiausuctlou must ulvulgo itself boonor or later. Tho wearing of blond wlg3 will not bo tol oruted In "Tho Hustler." tho now farce comedy which is just now occupying somo attention In popular talk nnd in print, A wig, and mote espoclully a blond one. Is usnlly worn on the stago to coneoal somo hltsutodoiect or to hide tho ruvuges ot time. bo Hustler" manage- metit claim veiy earnestly Hint thov nio itu Pellod by purely urtlsth motives In making tills Innovation but envious larco-coni'dv mauagers spitefully say that tlio crusade will pot bo atiprcclatO'l by tho.itrogoors. They fclrenuotisly deny that tho blond wig Is tho Inst resort of tho jams'' soubtcltc. "Tho Hustler" hns boen constructed by 1 owls Itos enthai wlinsn pon 1 as busy as It is btight, thoitgli much nf his ue.vsinper work has been published rather nbscuiely. Hu is thn author of sovcial novels, ono ol which has a wldo sulo. George A. uarkhurst. tho actor, who dlod In this city a fovc dajs no, was not tho "last survivor ot thn iciupauy that played at l'ord's llioatro oa tbo night of Lincoln's n-isnsslun-tlon," though all thn obituary notices mndo it nppoar so. Uwonty poisons were In l.aurn Keeno's suppoiton that luieful night, nnd ut least the nl them aro still alive to describe tho scene, Hurry Hawk, tho cornelian, vwis tho .Imi riYiicoii'it tu Miss Keeno's ''orsine Trtitrlmnl. and ho beoins henlthv enough to FUtvlvo two decudos lunger. lie Is ut pre-ont In ritlfudolphla, but he will bn on the road I again in thu fall, earning lllu a week or morn, lor he I- still nn unctuous i comedian who is constantly la domuinl by shrewd managers. Y. .1. roigusuii is .mother survivoi. Hols In Mutibfl -Id so dupuny at the Miullsnn Suu.irc and hivtoo, la a'valnnbli and Bliiiliiinio actor nowu.i.ijs. John Mathews. Mrs. J. 11. r.vniis iiiow knuivnus Ivatn S'cncnn, nnd ono other lu the cist are l.uoiv.i 'o bn allvo.tii say notliln': of tho tutoranJohn T. lord, who managed the thoutre. or ol that other Id timer. J. J). light, who was iho ttucu muuuger. There Is still no cosatlonof thesuramor "trial performances." I ho Thalia is to have thu next one. but il will lu held at night In stead of lu the afternoon. Not i-utiiiday will see "Ihu Yve-te.ner" teslod at that Ilowery houso. The piece Is u society comedy dtiimu. I and its author. 1 divanl 1 Hose, .in actor, is to p n the principal n le. Two r tl.ico well known pcifoimeis ato named Inthoiast. I A summer night poiy In tbo llovven is not i sua'iy an .uvigciatlng nfluir I ut vl lice I evidently in l"Ve with hi-, dtaiiui. ut.d he 1 wid mnko tbo event .is interesting ns pos-i-bio under tlio cii'Mimstnui'cs Thu Thalia is not rur rein vedfr tu the Atlnuti (mrden. whore music and tho cicultim comfoits aro plentilul. Mr. Novin-s dl-asttous trial of i i "The l'lislllsk at the I'tib'ti Sim ire tho other I I afternoon w.i-. a top o f openly epi .-sed rc J gietnm ug tho aiuhcr'H friends, 'ihet declaio i that thn play had long o gaged his most thoughtful attontii'ti. and thnt lie had beon lib- sdutelycortnin nf its miccoss. His conlb onco must hnvo cost him several hundred dollars, at tho lowest estimate enough nt any rnte, to l.avo aid for a summoi's vacation or a trip to 1 tiiopc. One ol lust winter's -eriosnf tested plavs bus linen iloemod good enough by Its author and his baskets to gi foith upon Ihu road In tho fall. It Is A 1 air ltebel."the war i dratnn acted at tho Star one alterroon in ltecoit'.bor. A tour bus beon arranged, and elaborate scenery Is boliiu" p.iintod lor it In t lilts city. Thoyounv: Soiiihuin heroine, who is in loo with the onfederato cause and ucavalr ofllcci in the I iiinn uriny nt one aud Ihoi-aiiio time, is to be impersonated by I'nnny iillletto. i nn actress who has veiy often commanded metropolitan upplause. and has long outn tnlt.odhopuiot starring. Mio possosses a very nttrui'tlve lersonalitv. and hns hnd careful I training. Id wind Muwsou, brother of tho i dramatist, will play tho hero. j This pleasant little shot In a recent Issuo nf tho London ua will prubauly bo read with keon interest by 1 dgar Smith, tho Casino's i very useful actor and libiottUt: I sin. I .re bv your Aim rlcan ue. Iat week ttist tho new or-.ra 'the I raiblau '.in prod ice. I in N.s Vork and tfup t li bonk li hi Uax I'-iiihertnii nsl Lit fnr Z3i.mli A. I hnl'pell to halt in ACnr.i.e i Willi Mr. t lulu rt'in lu Hut vwiiliik nf l'il linn, .nil I hi let Ad pis 1 iln tiAii.e i f I d,ar sinlll: vviimku k inbv cur reel it a .r'ur 1 Iniv. n t the s iffl.tr. t Ids wlm r mir smith yls t n' I sup ime lliill I I. mine local Jub. I er uh'i ti Mi ia i.d in in Mlirruiutiu Ihi pi ok mid I AVer t'i t i.t. Inr 1 ei a by y mir rel i rl Hi it Uii-lrlA atiinviO'ia rliar.c P r I nin tin kuw i.fit -ilnir About, vir it irillitll lr,ive,!r but nn I nlsn rrs lluil aI. ('imei.Ul.il. Illt-sli libs ti en I pp. t we I inn C p. sill irleedir irrsntei HSertt.ii I avo teen Ink.n with nir ti Aii-t it may after s.i iruve u tile-.tiu n nu' th.it In Vu i ri ti I mil i nt in le 1 1 sp1 ic.ll. c tor n Imi I t-liall tint a'lnw when thocpera It J'redULLd 111 Ln' dull Voun luilli'u.ly, Vi. Litoiu -J I'ni'ry road, Itrdfnrd Park. r'uw '.'k This Is a thornughly rngllsh gtowl-n great deal n: nnlso nnd lltilo lci-mi .Mr. Miiilh ult (Ion hi, "In bit uiml with thn en llritl-h iruollo orMiHrs l'oinbtiiton ami Lnstiii'ii, Weak. as It 1 now Is it m tst hnvo buob i.lsi niiingfiiglv iiill In it- original couditlon. Mr. Snuth inught to I ruhteii It by cal jokes, and u i o found It Imposslblo tiMiulto (i'.e'ciiiiu Hie Inherent p -sliildity. Mr. l.csti "i otigh. not 1 1 bl.unn him 'J nu i ly point for which Mr. i-.it li i to o Chilled is Ids ineaiitioub .1 ip'-iS on or nvtm pattl'il iiuthorshlp. In bpcaklu of tlio tront met t of ('hat.v.iigiin's musi however. Mi. I Lustpni tnkea too much lb nity, h i i hiiH-nlgiiu hiiiisu'l has pindn uu coiiip'alni, On tno con trary he Is credibly ropoi toil as liavlnif pi'.il.nd j ltudolph AroiiHon. whom ho has met in 1'uils. and, besides, lm bus sold to io. son tho Ai'u I- I lean nghtH In his puwost opeui. '.not lur opera hceiirnd by thu Caluo muuujer wnilo In tin guy city is Hubert I'luti'iunttit s I ,i upit.'iuio Tic r m Till work, by iho cninpi ser Tno l hia.es of Noi iniu dy," is o pc ted to.icitca soiu'Mlloii hete. Thn title r will I o -iiliu In' t .t in i le d'Aruili). that IHoly and come y yo'ini: woman wli i e.irr'ud 'Tho i.Mioen's ,lnto' to iiieie at tho Hlouilway two siuumurH ago. Mi-s D'AiviIiti lu-lstoil upon gciiig I act lo London. In spllo o! ti n fact that n dozen Amur- lean inuii .ge' '.void uuvluUh o hnvo l.er m lunlii Imi chois an inimitable s.nuci'ituil n Plight y neir. s.i, and at the u-ino slp wib liiivn ii t.i'l int contest villi I.llll.'ii Itussoll fm the honors. Miss Itussoll ytlll easily ijciiii hav ing per ornio I with Hiss D'Arvlllo in I'ho t.iucen's vipo. It wn i matter of whin (o"i nienl at that tlmo. Indeed, that Miss H'At villi) lilt I tiiobli'illy th" better of th- eniiipiiilsuii nnil thut Miss Jtr.soll herself was lam to i tiuki ow'lodjtn tho fact, llioug'i somnwhiit m grotfiiili'. I'eihap-tlicio will Lo niiottiur con test at tho t. i-lno In the ;uli. 1'nlessnll the preset t signs ate amiss, two Immunol h mnv have a lawsuit lur iho posse-- slim nf an uclnr ne.l sut.son 'I he disputed Thespian is that lather scnHiitioti.il nuiig, l.iiglishman J'.dw.ird J. Ht'lnuy. ami the m.ni ugers who may iiuarrel abnit him uio.l .1. i jfill and L. I). 1'ileo. Weeks a.u Mr.l'rlcn unnnunced that Hen.ey hn I signed with I lm to play in tho support of Mrs. Leslie Car or. Moroieeently Mr, Hill has ovidtiinily told I Is Irleiul- that llenloy has mnlractoil to work fur hlmlu thecpmpniiv 'hat Is.tosupii rt Man bo J'tirrvni'iro net -mts n Not iiiunv Amnrlcnn act ir-nro solin syiis Ilepiey is. il em., tun' ds In i go wages, unit hn secins to huiu no trout lo In signing coniraotu to Work lot two malingers in thu one season. When liefttedti.the wlih I'nnd'n Eitrsrl diluted nllli wutcr t'tfifhlDa-andiuviKcrjilut dav. Not merely a Spring Medi cine, but a Cure for all Blood and Skin Diseases every month in the year. MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM CURED. nrSTM'MES' bait .rrlncl was troubled with whnt the doctor, tut I ma tvna tntii'CiiUr rli.uinutlioti. I vine unable in walk fur nearly .Ik week. All Hits thn. I via. tisttitr tho in.iltcltie fires rlbol hy tie altttidluir dorttir and froui whlfll t ot tin relief. A trieud unit mo it large buttle uf t'Artun blood furs, whlrh I tried, and before tttntnirde of its "tiro" vvueu.edl wan ahta In wnlll s-ltlioill tniln I le now two tiinuthit etsce the p.vltis left li.e nnd hare uot a. el returned and! rest rutirely free Irt'in luein I ti.l.vi it writliur to you tin X w.. anxiou. tn know whether I wus tcmporurlly or lu'rnianetitly relieved. It U ttltlt plea. ur 1 iiuu stnte that from my preient feeltius I wou 1 Ju 'no lliat 1 am etirtd It in hardly n.een'ary rnrineiiirtcounnrnd this aiedl rilie. a I am pn.ltlve Dial a trial nf it All that i. iieoe earl, and 1 am 1 till v- convinced It win recnriinend tt.slf liiBtefully ji.urs," June, isiec M lltlllAN. ltartovv on Ihe Sound, WelcUeter oo, .s V. OfltcaofJ vt n. nniil.Nfi'lv, ua East ISSlh at I oblenca os.v I'n.t 14 id su xi:w votiK, Jan. ni, low. ALVA'S BRAXlLtAN Ml'IiCll'It' I.U-lienta llavimt .ufttred for ih. u-l tun ysutft with rlicusiAtlsm lndl lio.tloii fttil. ttiront. and a comp'el. hreukliu; down nf lnv abole ay .'em 1 mi lntluied 'after Ir.ittliir vtlth teverat tirmnlnent doctors) in try tho t'uetut IMuod i urs. which I continued In nee Itr About it, Irtv ilavs. aim e winch titua 1 hnvo been cntfrilv free from ilia aboie ineniloii.d trntihl.i. and tiara more Ambition to tlAy IImii aliv lime lu the past fotirycar. I can le art Ity ricommeiift the same to any on. liuvlmr Hie .au.o trouble .1. II 11. liullLNSM.V We have iho ilcnatnres or prominent New Vork pliy sjrlnna OTltfylltg to the povllttecure nf CANUDIt Ulld other hereditary blood diseases by the uee of Hie CACTI s IIL00P CI 111! All those detirlnf Its III! In the cae ot i ancer dinuld npptv to the ottice of the com pany either tn n.rsnn or h Inttrr for Insiructinit. ALVAS PltA.ILIAN M'hc'lnc CO., o Wall .t New York a;j:t kiso amoovs iiimsulk Ilia Account" sjlriilulit. Hut It I Said lie llttd l.nst .it ttie Kiirrs. Chnrlos H. King, tho Newark naent of tho Vnlted Stntos Hxpross Company, again cre ated a scnsatlou ye-terday. after a shortor dls nppearnnco than tho cno of last October. Ho loft hi bonrdlng Itoiifo at Park stroot and l'ark placo ut noon on Sunday, and did not re- turn to It again, although ho attonded tn his I duties at tho expresi olllce on Monday morn ing. He then dtsnpi on red. Ills associates woro pu??.lcd about him until yesterday morn ing, when thoy learned that ho had tiled to kill him. elf. Di-Alderman Coorgeli. Snudford.t ho cashier of the United States l'..pre-s l ompnny In this city. lives nt22S .Mjtint l'luasuut iiio'iue, Now atl,. Hols ono of Ling's warmest trionds. Aftoi o'clock on Tuesd ly night whilo Mr, r-nndford and l.l'iwin) were sitting otuho porch of tho boiibc, Mr, King walked slowly lo tho front gato and leaned heavily upon it. Ho was dust-grltuod nnd v.eary, but not under tho Influence of Ibiuor. Mr. bnndford in vited him to come in. und he went in and took a sent on the hteps IIo acted queorly and spoke ouly In answer to questions .Mtor be ing there nu hour ho slid he was almost cra7y nnd nearly ileiid, aud ha ed to go to his board ing l.ouso wl.i h Kin the lower P.ut of tho town. ur. Sandf Mil told him not to go but to mnko usn o ot.n of tils siaie rooms ovei night, hin act epted tho iiivitaiion uud used to be cnliu I ouiiy fo thnt hu tt uld brunkfnst With the family. He S"fiko quite (heerfullv then though at an ear lei houi In the evening ho bnd iiinde some temnrk about killing himself, nnd vuis reproved by Ur. Sainl'oid for think ing of such n deed. Mmrtlv beforo H yooter.'ny morning ill. handfnid went to Ibednornt Sir. King's bedroom and tuld him it was time to got up. King icspondnd cheerfully, saying: "All right; I will ho down in a inomont" As Mr. and Mia r-andfnid sat down tn broal:-f.i-t tho vvliistln of Llnrk's big mill blow, nnd mingled with tho sound wus tho rcpuit of a pl-tol. "That sounds ns If It wns In this houso "said Mr. t-undfiud. Mrs. Saudford thouglit it was in the street. Mr. hnndlord looked out of the front door nnd then run up to King's door and cnlled him aguln. No answer being returned 1 it tished tlio tloor opon and saw his gtiost lu cliniug on tho bod. with his tuet mi tbo floor, n rnvo'ver In nU hand, and his head lying in a gteut tdood stain on tho bod. King was nllvo und bieiittilng heavily but hu wns Insensible. A telupbono call biought nn ambulance, and, upon a hmiy examination, the nttondantcame to tho conclusion that the hall had gone through King's head. It looked thnt way, fnr them was ti hole just ubovo tho light temple nnd another at thn back ot the beau. Ho was tnken 10 tlm Ity Hospital where itwnsiotind i thnt tho ball hnd trnver-ud theskttll just under 1 tbo sculp nnd had come out tbo buck ot iho head. J'he btirgenns said tho Inner and outer tab.es of thn skull wero fiactuied, but thut King hnd ugood t banco of recovery. At tho opies4 olllce itvvni said yestorday afternoon that the accounts of theugnnt were nil right nnd th.it they could not hn othertviso owing in thu manner In which they wore kept. 1 They could not nccouut lm Mr. King's nbscuco i or his deprusslon. King is a tnll nun handsome man, nearly .".n years old, am.' unmarried. Ho I has sovernl times shown that ho was of a speculatlvi) turn, nnd ospecinllv som years I iigo. when ho wont in with Ives and nung Ui.odiulT touorner Mutuul I plon Tidegiupli stock, and wns budlv hiiuoczed lu thn attempt. 'ihiswas loturo Ives i ml Woodruff achieved I notoriety I y buying railioad with thu rall- I ro.iilD' riiouoy. When King disappeared on Oct, ll.Ht wns anld ho was not dissipated, but that ho was mentally wrong, ills accounts woi examined and fntind oortoct. .Ilr. (icorgo It. Sntidlord fotiiiil him then at tho house of M. .1. lloegliifid in lit s en urn! tool, him to .1'V.Mi'... He was icllistnted I v the I'-v-pro-i compu'iy. It wus said ycslciiliiv ttinl King iiitendcil tho Monmouth r.ieu on .Saturday ami l"st huuvliv. wlm li nun ill-count fn hlsilo,ites-iuii tindlhit lciuith ho hud beet, l.vltig beyon I his moans. His onlv laiouu pel itlvn is his inotliur. who lives Mimuw'hure in Illinois. I .vjiu.tM .wi riti.st: ytmtsu'.s Dr.iui. The JJnj, tt tin Were "'luring nu the I'liutk ,ti icsletl, lint trlr.iHt'tl. Tim eingul.ir lilliug of Mlriim -TnsoriMnu Siiorg, tho lu-re.ir-uld daughter of IieniyM, Strong of i .so Im.uolto awiiiic. Iitoiklyn.U 1 elicved. lifter a pretty full investigation, to havol eeit t't.liro'y iicildeutul. Chiton WilIM o' t'.l j I.nf.iyiiii) iivenitt) und .lo-upli Mend uf i- i iil.Mciti) itvenuc ihu li' in win Mcio "teteiliu" 'ii tlio i I ltd: vi on It slii p ul off the bnrii'li'iid ti m k tlm itttlo gin b'i f it.il bluvv tii tlio in ck worn liiki-n liefnr-v His'lcu Ivomut. lm. wuii nllnv.eil In If" ill llulil' own leiU'4 li. uncus peiidllig th ne'lnn id tlm l.oione'. 'Ihe gul w.i on li. i m.iv t.i 'ii'iiu kins l'.irk with her ll-ycur-old bro'l.ci', viun tint ills- i trost'iiiL' in uldciit ti unci. owns a meni Per of tup I'hroup Ato..uo iTcbltyturlun miii nay clt ol. A lilt: I.nnlsi III in I,- n Little (l)rl'a I, eg, MskIo L. ip I. the nnine nr a titifsyr't t-itu. tiiirni mlo k I". tot e.ir i hi, it i o llvt. ttiiii I ci p.ir 1 ci le lid lltlb' .1 tr in till' trlirmi'l il.J .'iln.t sete .teintti rict Two ji IoaO k tt.re urini'iiir Ht'd irulllti ui fr nt t 'i e i-neiu tit e url 'eiervit i o c-i ui; ii'itlit i,p i vufcU. j si.. in run i'i.i ur I e li"Ji' "He i flh. I Jim i,k"i ill icuiraud die iu luiii nl Hie It k.r eiriiol. le tu. nri'n rlvhi 1 ie lis ihi.d res) nl id. tk ,initiiiiii tin .uje vtal wln.i i lid iiiiiir. i in iim'iv Jim an lll.l 11. u ft lt.-ini I- line lis uiiil'l It, i' Irtii!) I'Oi'Oe. lie llt'la .ui me nhijlu uf ihe lm a K ri i.n re in iiken an I thut il tt'uMi v. ry bt I tiri'ttk in icon ytu.jie ihi' hir Uu a white II;. tU'ipy loe. liter nn tdldn I rr vvlioa ill. ilnipe. ai I el i v uu llii-e t4l vtei'i ilirntuli in. t ulic nptrait'ia ir .etilt z ihs it- ken bi'iie.. lull Cite i.v. ill trenve. i-i irut .i iiunt r r tuo uimi lould Hie klo Pu but tin roltatily vim. t Und ioiu Alti'mplrd Sun lile In the llnapllnl, John it. Let III 6T years old, of iw lint Mihty-tblrd street a pallentln t.ia I're-bylerlan llnstiital, atiemnl- tsuirlde yesterlay niiirnlni by cuitlnv an artery lu In. si ui and annpier tu I u lei; lie was taken lo lislle vu ilomltal a pawner. HiiiiHHHHBLvHIftvHBHLBBIaL Sloww, Cnrrintirs, r. i fEandmau coT j :ne, U74. H70 iikoo.mi: st. 1 Spring nnd bummer Carriages 1 OP Til 11 M1:HT ll.tHH, (I VITTOKIAH lltl CKIIOAttnH ll O Pirlns) 'Pi B I ait si.i.i. H Vlt'HIKI.lrl III KIKIAlSJIS I iltetuiari tbur ev .style). ItOt'ti V tYI it" Ak slid I'nint.dl, V (ill'M.liireri VJt.MHSNKTI'lja, I JtOCK V t AVI II5VI1.ISI I II a Irutitt. I.AMJAU-s. I IttK KAVVAYS (I'OUpl I. I tioir mid lllsee Car:.. We., stanhope., tha-tins, I I'oad Wncmi. laticr lload Irnris, liitnt IV Hffeti. Itsa. I tot. I li letntm. Children'. Trapa, Ilutkbnaris. I... torn I Ljlrluleti. Tup I'liiij I'l.iie'nnt. H rlroucham. Lalt lane, l.ot'tnitviiy-. tuAttt t'tr'a. nma. H b'nei, llnail V mroiia, I'tiaeton. 1 x lop Cu'ieplet. Via. a torln I aiicv Trait, Curtain Koi.kiitv.ivti. 1 runl t ileta, A l.ir.Vl;1l.MITMi to inspect our inAtchlei. varlt tv of novelties tu tVAT-'IIAL Wllllll LAItnltlll s. PAINTIll) WORK OI'ULVrnV PI.-t'l.lfTIOU. lu nu rliier t arrlnrs ettAttlli, t tent ran Is tiinel ult n cemhliiauon tif 1 VI I.VTIIIMI MVUI. II- WIII'.l-.Ltt and li m o I uuinnieitt. of avervklnd. slSt.t.f'. Ilt'l MlllAhli.-f. Ill'AI. llt'l'tvllDAKIIS. TKII'l.i: lirclCllliAltllH Ilia new est nnd met Imtenl't". det Icne. KtitnA.VT UA.vll. I'Al.Th AMI Pl't'UV iVAnONR Surrey. ri..oton ltunaliituts. AI Itec'.Aways, Tutedu Wuroni, I'rtli'i a Ilx Tnn I'likelena. Hlillilloe t l.MAI.N Vii'lnrL-i, WaunnitetL th I'iickIi. iiepot WjKons. t'l.t'ASi:. I'ouT Wason. VII.LAtlR CtTTS, 1)111 t HIT. l'ONY OAl'TaV It' Ad C.-vrllt. Sulkev.. Ac. B tl.ltM.-s IN liltl.IT VAUII.TV (J mndiionthi preinl.i'M y lt()It-n n.OTIIl.MI AM) ALL Hllltsl U00P1 N itiitv Mnor.r, i"AHi:nooi?. mto.vi WAnRP.NST. B Larire.t stork In I, s nf iieii arv VVacoiis for Pry timid. L.t'iii'trv. iiiittiers tJrne.r Cnrpeutsri. I'lii'n-t-rr. Cotus tinner., nnd nil tiitiir biilueiii, best irno.iv nur ouit luaVt nl br.t initierii lines tlnWi. reasona ble lerms. lac froui the buiiiit i ItAClMi WAIlll.S ANU CAItiilAllt: en 1.11-I.M sniiih nu av, York. IT S I .V irsrsiVAJNH7-iiur "hand md A wacolia me acknowlednl ths tie.t for ew York cttv .nee:., and nro t hcipest lo i,ny We larrv in etock .'n WAion. to suit nil tiitrtie.i'S Cab bernra B pnrvhaKlnir el.iwht-re XDIV "killCK WAGON iS-MT Hudson rt-, corner Tank Bl'.'MMS VVWIO.N. Tllti'hH ANsT .iTlir"l7nTuess7 nur own mAke, for sale cheap on t-nsy terms. I'XTFI) s'MTI-HAIUlN I'U. '.lar. center tUtl st BRIiWHTItK TCAItT, In perri-ft nrder yi: alnother seromlhand tAirlinn. iheitp I'N'ITI.Ii Kl'AlL.S CAIllIHiil: ilivt!'jt,.Y. .ulnv i ur t'.rls -t Stsni.V Ptiv chops TAiiK"7tr"ift Apply io a. .1. limiMiy, Vernon at.. Ilattmsh. Lonir Ulund ftpertal. l list received two car InniUnf nnr Ltolit Pa Uvery tt aenii. for cnuntrv use. with or without t.ini. ltAt:i.Sh WAIIUS i'U, I'll sou III .Vtli nv V Eclt'LaTllIAS OL'TIITS lllutlratril CAtntoiue.frea I WllirMAN HUJIU.i: CO., lISChamberssL I riitiuroitics mtr TUEsisvLrr.s off. Kevernl Torn at llomtiN nnd ZSnc-L.et Ix lilntle est Slnntiutfiiii Iteucli. Thero wns an unoxpectod exhibition of tiro works at Manhattan Heach yesterday morn ing, nnd the occupants of thn big hotels nnd tho rcsldontsof Sbeoplioad Hay woro wholly unprepared for iL It began at .1 o'clock with a terrific explosion which sottndod like a pro longed clap ot thunder. This was followed 'iT quickly hy a succession of shoo ks which made fl those who heard thom fearful of earthquake. fl Tho dlsturhanco was soon discovered to ba 1 In tho ningazino whero Col. l'nln kept tho sur- H plus stock of llroworks which ho was not using In tho slego of Vera Cruz. Tho magazine was n small siuaie structure, about sixty feet north ot tho main enclosure, nnd connected with itbrn ralsodwalk. The mugazlno was built on a raised platform, bc.iuso of tho wator which bomutiincs ilses to that height. It was stuied with sevoinl tons ot llrowoiks. Besides thu usual stock usod in tho capture of veraCiua on ordinary t ecnslons there wns a large quan tity ot extra flno goods Kept for special occa sions. The ordinal y Btook ib uiuuufacturod at rnrkvillf, but the othor goods are mudo in Hngl.ind. "Tho dnmago cannot be oven approximate ly estimated." said .or. "VS Itchloy. the general manager. but It affects us most through the t iiicouvenioncoa i. euuses us. it will not affeot V the exhibition in tbo least, ns the goods used In that are mado nt I'.iikville, and wu hnvo al ready an extra supply here. 1 don't know how it happened, but wu had a lot of chemical things in there, nnd 1 suppose thoio wero some 1 of them that could not eIst ngroeablv togeth er with a temperature of 120 degroe-t." i Tho nvplnsfon throw tho lour walls of tho mngazln.t in as many directions, 'ihe noise I nndglaiu ol the burning llroworks attracted spectators from nil along tho beach, nnd many hurried over Irom Sheopsheml Hav. Ihovg orous ringing of thn Sheoi sho.id Hnviliobcll added Pi the confu-lon. i he oxplniives scat tered tlm contents of thn iiuiga: Ine so tual when tlm file had tiled out tbo.o was lound to be a considerable uuautity o thom uninjured. Tlio goods in thu magazine wuio chlully bombs of rare tints and rockets. The exhibition wont on as usual last night. if nnd alter the ordinary amount o' filing ami H popping tho triumphant soldiers of tho I tilted H States haulo.l down tho Mexican ilag and ran M up tho Stars aud Stripes. H ntl!! UALI".S LUVl'.lt. Her Mother Hat. Jlini ArreiMrd, unit lie Tt-lln un Artleaa rtuiry fit ttie C etui i. Mrs. Margaret Halo of Monmouth street, .forsey City, told l'ollco Justice Sll sing in the 1 First District Police Court yestcrdnv that Goorgo H. Stobblns, a young man who had I kept oompnny with hor daughter for two or I threo weeks, was annoying her. She said he hnd come to her aud asl.od permission to call on hor daughter, who is only 17 years old. He said ho was a Jotoctlvu, and thnt Inspector j Hyrnus would vouch lor his good character. 1 Sho told him slio would call ou Inspector P I I'ynioj, und. In tho menntlme.ho might call. Sho B did cull on tho Inspector nntl ho told hor that 1 I ho didn't know s-tobblns. hlncotlion tho young 1 i man had persisted In iinuoving hor. Hotectlve t I lark arrested Stubluns as a disorderly per- son When airalgucd before .lustlco Mllslttg tnu young man bald thut ono evening ha 1 wns Hltilng in Hamilton lutrk and 1 he saw MUh Halo pass lum. Hn led In love with her at oneo, and got a Irlond to introduce liltn in her. Ho n-tked her if lm might keep I coinpunv with her, and bhn snnl yes. At the ond of tho week ho tosl hei hn didn't think it. right lor turn to sen her any morn without her I liiuthers pel mission, nnd she g..vo, blui bur I consent tn ask hot mother If he might i ul). I I asked Mis. Halo if I might havo her l riuuch'-i. ho said, "ami si o told cm sho would Inquire Into my antecedents. About a iwiuklatui I mot Miss llule In .-evnntti street. i anil sho htisgcstud that wo tako u walk. It w.ii 1 h o'clock at night, and 1 don't walk with young ladles ih Intens that, so 1 icfused." 'iho iiisilcn llsto.'Ud to his story, and told 1 him that hn was oiilior a fool or a knaii). MohbuiR said hu was n widower. Ho was heid for further examination this mot nlug. Muy fuilf llltito lluga t'lesrnlly Yelterday wan ttl!lc uneventful ut the Pasteur fn- lime in Vi eel Tenth street. No uevi cu wtirt tuLi a In and i o iioii.l of imurc arrit'. tiere rcttmd. It iilli er hit heard no hint:, l.a ice. trim Ir. r.lniir mid her twin liildri u of sk 't.i. Hit loit.vv o tneis bitten t y a k pft dn set. t.ii niei aj.o i.u 1 tut 1 l'.auntd lo emu. I ere nr l real no n yt'srurtt. I ha. Veen repeatedly .uiririitlii I re' eli'iy that tr iiltilt r iniirht piocin.tle dok. i pr.' flit ull tib.liiilv i f thi'ieito.ll IUJil 111 '.li ier e lye tin. w Olid b fe i t allhn.rj'li lit. ilnie im. t fui'i "i r q i, .1 juet now Willi I' MiOi llullmi i r I 14 Ittnilv un' I i I i tu pul cuts I i vn II hi.v'i IPl r urll let let f- u n j tin te A III ..'il. I n ii'fili. I'V., ,r ii. ti a le i rr.lii 1 1' tc-' i b ivc Ms l i' st lb itiAid MorjUi.il by Pr t luur t m i t mo tl.m vn ok A Ity Hull l.nii.I.i) .tllxlug, Ki'Il UU i Plermh uf H! 't.l.l llrtl-t'n ..'mer. il I el seu.'tr lor tee llovrd nf A'drruiun i'U n .q i i 1 1 tin City ca I ."liird-i", allliuu.il Lo I id I r. il-. I ll.ud I, ul uinj for lln las i ii vti i l n .ii r ii..it-1'il at ny tile ti.pjtir. lie i us vti.'o .'iri'n-ei mil t ecaoia i. .nu a t. lien I li .l r 'I -ifcl M a"'l lo III lull alter Inn ui I I t.a t o nnd lanr 1 in coma buttle nu 1 uv. Iat n.'i I" I u tin lum in I,,, lil'i lln v i aird ii u h i .1 in. I in l In le ul ur lir.'l r,i, mil i. A l.,C4i ll via .ifpoliiled hi li.b l .u Ab crii'itn a p 9f Ait K'lt'.i.f fitut t'lrrfk -,riit tn tt sun, I Amu. vi Witiirii', nnr old fi rt i r t i si fir I're.l'eiit l.ntirl ILI'trn ibe J'l.t itat. it m I Id .1 P W .1. Ullklnll slIMft, if Ii ,t ti ,1' e. r. H II il Ill I'llit ftk, l.i., Willi i. lie It. r 4 eie.a i a.lie 1 inr lo si, Lruei 1 '.V t i H lent. i an line, 01. duly I elvliell w ii U i t lijiiu an i .a. .trre.tnd. Jbl.u Mutim ..i, I Wl l i p,i of KUbly.ftiuttlited I I iu"" Mil' Ills' hen niby-na-rlck Tf;ir-.,e-r--etn-!l, When thors-s aC'cii.I.k.iofr. 1 for, o-ur.j, I When he brcamn Kuu, ce rPm to y'.criA, I 'IThratht'a4CJi4laulav;kTca9wCauMl9 H j Jth asOSStmrnWammmmmmmmmliBI'mmmmm

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THE SUN, THURSDAY. JULY 1U, IBM. 3 x S'jr; 1 BOSTON AND CINCINNATI. rrEfjE AUK 1UB LTADBRS X!t TltE OBBAX SASJS BALL S21tVauLE. Bretklya (N. Ctnb U ok lag Blac BU lor Ik -tad-neawjr UlUlm Wn. the Order U tko riapers' eagne Eaatera rrk Not To n Hold-Ttae Baca or tk America aad Atlaatlee. The championship games In the fonr bin Imtei yesterday resulted as follows: TIIE NATIONAL, LEAOl'K. Chicago. S New York. 2. Brooklyn. C Clovcland. 3. Philadelphia. 6: Cincinnati, 1. Boston, 10: 1'ltteburcb, 7. THE IXATr.I:.S LEAUl'e- KwTork. 19; Buffalo, 4. Brcoklrn. 15; Chlcngo. 9. Boston. 1G: Cleveland. 8, Fittaburch. 10; Philadelphia, a rnr. amklicax absocutiox. Toledo. 9 s Brooklrn. 3. Louisville. 3 Athletics. 1. Rochester. T Columbus. C. Syracuse, 13; Si Louis. 5. TJtr. ATLANTIC AJSOCIATIOX. ;irTCItr.l9: Hartford. 1. Newark. 0; 'Washlncton, 5. Nw llaven. 0; Worcester. 1. Baltimore. 12; Wilmington, 5. Ike Motional lVeaua, tub ricosn. rivr irm .it ret nJu. wm. rm. rtt facia atl -.41 23 -6V)!ckiett 3 2M .S4.1 arck'v ..41 2 Ql York ,a am JiVd'ei;- cieeeiani ...w ea Jit ctucaoo 'y. 3: nf.w took (v. U, 2. T'rea straight defeat' And from Anson's rren. too. Manager Mutrle. however, smiled the same as of yore. "Did you ever see Mich luck be said. "Whv. we should have won the throe Mines, ana It was only br a scratch tLat Vn'on sot e''h cf them. If we ever nav irv kind of luck we will l-o tho people ycL" i'b came yesterday was prettily contested, the More being twice tied and remaining a tin from the Be.ond to the last inning. Rusle ritchod a great came, but he did not recelre the arport at the bat that he was entitled to. 1 dotnu as (rood work as he ever did. That he doe no: win is not hla fault. Uelrled hi Loot to defeat Anson yesterday by holding the old man's" men down to four afo hits for a ntal of six bases, and making two of New York's safe hits himself and scoring, one run. The New Yorks should have won easily. They made live nits for a total of ten bases. An un fortunate play in tne second inning was what cost them the game, and although they made two tbree-bagcers and a twe-tagger they got but one run. Burkett had hit for three bases. He led of! thirl base too far. being coached by llornung to get up the base line as far as pos sible, by auukk throw Kittrldge caught him nanrlng. husle followed with a three-bagger in.n '.nun with a double. The score: ,111111 l CB1C10O IA ilirAH altr.o-a Tt i-tf liou o r;:. I i I o l a o i.aiaco-i. a a o 3 o o Carroll 1 f .o u a o o crea- .lb 0 0 o 0 n'wiinote f ...0 t J u o Xa-atv e .o u 1 I ion,laib. o t u 1 o felertr 1-lltbO 0 O 0 in MB O 0 t 3 0 hcrtanal f o I 1 i c !m.Mb I o s a 1 licnv Si b o o I 2 l,wi. t. t ,o o 2 0 o Birkear f .0 1 2 u 1 HtuiUoa. p -0 I l 3 o "ati:ab.4eo 0 7 3 1 itlttrtlf 114 4 0 Eul v 13 0 10 How.. -o u o i o Tcttti -s 4 rru tm Ijlreio 4 Ycri I t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 cl tun i l o o o o o o i lrr!in Tort. Tint tw on .rrcr-Cbl-cijj, 1 lotion tei- lork.. Cblcar. P. 1m In on tJ-s Ko, T. oS BsttMf.c 5. Siraek oat 0iar I'liToa. Wllmot nt. Earn iSi. "'r 'i. Hv.cb klilrtJse. Mstjiar Diblt Bartett. CUrte. TMte-taMU Roll. bcrktL TwbM hlu Hateb iv n. Kittrtsxt. Tiernin. btrl5c tiu o!tt, wrtrroolL. '"ArTO.i. Holcbl.cn. rtoltn b&t4 Tirsa Coorcr, Bern. !r! Xxiuti. Dv-igroanr Abl liirli Kiel t; llsray J. Cp:r fovin. rK 17. AttEln id BSOOSLTN X. L.1. G: CLrVELASD IS. 3. Although the Cleveland National League Club piared a nlucky game at Washington Park yesterday they were once more doomed todisatpolntment in tneir efforts to win from the Brooklrns. The visitors, although out pitted and ontHelded. put on a bold front. And. but for the borne team's luck lo getting in their hits when needed, ther would have had a chance for the game. Due credit must be given to Lovett for his clever work In tho box. as be kept the visitors guesting. The home team played an errorless game, Collins, Smith, and Da.y made pretty plavs. Daly coTered Qrs. base in gooashat. Tom Bums go: in another of his four-baggers during the after coon. Tbeicore: tLiTt3D lj iincinKLX K.lft.r.a k r. 1 .o. a. s. CCk. Lf..... 0 u 3 0 CtUitu.:db. 1 14 6 0 poft r t. 1 1 t'O 0 riEtnty. Mb llioo MeKtaji... i .1 O ii 1 B tu. r f ..1 1 0 0 0 Ye.cx irt b. o a 14 o o roaf. I r louoo p.tu. c t. .uj u 3 o o rcoTn. c t 1 looo I1CBIM... 0 0 12 0 b;y 111 b 1 1 19 0 0 Aran.r. :4b. ..o o 4 1 o smth. a. 0 1 2 a 0 router. Mb 0 1 n i i Lor.ts. p... .o 1 0.5 o Hi.tin. p 0 10 1 o Bctioor. C....U 13 0 0 Te. ..."34 11 2 Tclal .8 b27l7'o CTetl 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 03 KrAiklTn J0O10102 4 lr"mt-ciTlln'5 I. Brook'yn. i FlrvtbiMoa itlj':eveli. 4 Brocklyr. nrt t on ttct liroklrn- 1. l-i on CUTfUD-1. 4. BrocklL. 4 fctr ioat Beiin. Buboor Hon.. ran Barc Two te blt.D0DOTAiL Lv.wia Yck feacr c tlu r.i l. bavll K BtaUo. Posoran. f cub. Lothl rob-t play VeKtao. Arcar. l3 vacb. evin ba.. ir-mr ra.'l tkl-nuUsi Wi pltct Ba ur t'inpu UeP.rotC Tua 1 42. Atusaac ct 7li riiuiuriiiii.ti 6. circsxnn U. a.). 1. fiiutrjiu Jaly 3 Tb raua4t;blaa won lb tt.-i ana ..e ram ct sb crtxat i-nei 1 Lin cisnaa 10 ttf. TL. Kill raiw.aaia m. nicwwn tr. 1.). ilir.OLii lar.a a FaTCCtoatf 0 u 1 0 V KePBM.24b 0 I 2 s 1 litli.t t o 0 1 o OHeauMi .6 2 17 0 Kiiirailb. .1 1 4 4 0 HoItUay. 1. 1.. 0 3 0 0 Tic-rtcn.r.L.1 I 3 u i, HiiMiil, 0 o 17 0 o Ca.tnte..O 0 7 1 0 Xa. 3d b o 0 0 10 Vaiir. Mb 0 2 0 11 Knljnt.1 t 0 u o 0 0 i-J.j, 1 LI 113 1 .lftr I .'J 1 0 0 0 A.tn. 2 2 2 b u l!arr-ln. c 0 O 4 I 0 lotaion. p. 1 2 0 C Eai. p. 1 o 0 3 u Tetatl 27 IS T. Tot... 7"4272g"T r.la;i!;hia 0 0 2OO4OO 03 CUl naaU 0 u O 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 E.an4 rau PtilalflrSla T'O-tw kliaMo Txti k c-..7 I'.mUm t.iALta. wi:m biu iicinu. Mclana. Baa, rut.a 'il.aaon. Alien. acn ut! MC41. UanuJtoo. ftUaa. Buack 0C1 y.im.'Mt. (71 RcCit (7). Tnoaptcc. Kb! n. ici Karr. L-:ton baiti-fblia.ipnla. j. cc:sna 4. rxnU tU7-X;Hana Xcrti. anl Ellly. ra.M-1 ball. iiarrtazloa- V sir Ljtcs. tla 1V. AtKaaaae S.-A MITO IKL), 13. FTTTaacaCl f. Ul, 7. Bro Jo.y f Mcbols eoalil noi tit lie balleTtr i rial .n lo-Iay'. g aae. Tb:oT.: ioir,x it u: nrainuO.Ll kla.ro.an. aUraa a. I!(U 13 14 0 ?taar. cf 3 13 11 Ti-ttr. inb 2 3 7 1 0 an ar.U b. 0 0 3 11 ffivaaLt ..24101 1 b .0 1310 Jrt-rtr 11100 1.1 b 0 0 3 0 0 E.n.e.( ..2 12 0 0;prir ...0 0 1 0 2 Kparr. 34 b .3 a 1 1 1 IS.ttT r.t 10100 NutC.t .3362 llBTDaS.p.. 22340 It.lb, 21 t... .2 2 13 0 U?e 1 2 3 1 '1 l:-U p. 3 0 2 O'Baiar. p 0 0 o I 0 ;:r. if.. .1 o o o (To-.aU 19 31 2113 2 I TstaU 7 e 31 k 4 tvrvt 3 4 4 0 7 2 0l .tiH.-rrrh 3 0 o 4 0 u 7 Earx3 rani Bo-ec 12 Ilom rv BnDn. Tvo-ia-i .:t-UDt eU.ivan. l;rt:. XcCar. Bien.tt xb' Ear:-: uu Tactir, BreJK Mtc.r. ictt, r.ot. H-tltr !k,u tat Lent Urtur. c:rt. Sstfiav 1.) Laro&. Elril taaa ca balaBy litn. tritw ar. 4 by .vj-io.a, :i Hiitinu tnwi-Iii 1 mubesfn. I Ull by rtMt2 tatl Lcu. M;b.t k,lr IJKlir r4l taJ-UCtt, X. vt4 p.viti Mfacta 1: Fevina 2 straci oat a-fs. tium rancay ll.oir. rpfi -c4uu T;.-l 44. AU.niant vet. Tka Tlayera nsriie. the nacoka. Din. rta Xt am win. ret fl 3 2-. Ji'Yrv.x.iti xi H'j CliMti 31 Tti .iT Utatb a. SI 1 .O ilk, J ji til 1 e ai.: s .441 raajirii JJ a) il!,l'.a:a. .7 w rw 7 TOSE IT. L.1. IS: UlTf-AtO. Ths me at Brivtberhcci lark yesterday wai-: i us!strctic The onlr tt.ht re .-.'out it wi -he hitting indulged la by lit- tr Y'.rns. I cth tems tut up a ruisvi t4:c came. th home team etllpsicg the tliit.r la this rest.-t a they ti.hde s- e jv yei w mnn uc3 'Crews. j,e lcg lr'ttr. i,- in the point-. f'Tii-e home c.u:. r.tir '"he's e-rres woi :d cot connact with ttrMtof the i.owo-White aegrefMlon. and I ttei c: 'ut four 4i. h.-s. Jsu k Eufngwent t-;tof tte game ir. tte rixth innlnc Vtuehj ti!ig tt. riace. Te tatut.g by John 1'wlsg wti :rcend -f. He L-.a-io a l.omo rur.. a '"i-tagzer. and two Mrg e. Gore batting i f:t :l- cr wo of C-'j t M:or into raptures, i ceatc'-aej oit a tone r s 'n the "fth inning. na w aaallL J.ht Irwi-. covered s,v:sjy.4M Jerton narti In ti pitep. lie ti a .t: iti'i. an'i !b- .ew Yora fOl thre r-.ti. Tt i w.- toci h ta:on Rira f.' wmtinio th" ti h.ir.':.' in tse -nd In- LW itl wi K'Ua .i fur a teu! f baw-. ii.-, 'tednahisg b a ilow aua.git 1 at: ".helitte-;rt -f tto satsu ;at toed tt'ta.tirr the i a:-. In tfcia war l.e aj p''t ;tc:n tiii wr.cn te ;r;el to ftrtl tte Utit. Tt.-ije. Ml r 1., iini' l. all t.. i i. ;it4. y"i i i j t I'or 1 1 'i 'i o I I r i I 4 i. rij r f o 1 'I- f. 5 14. !r.r ..jv I I I Jr ii v i ,.i.ri.l j I I .-l r J t a i 4)1' I I f-'i'-iit.a I i i j 7 i I J J I-, u.t. t l; i o J U!:;". I a 3 4 Carti J 1Mb u 0 li u v I ,ll Ms. I 1 o lUlcxLf 1 0 0 1 j p 4 o c y.j.vt. p v c i Ti-o-a... .irir l tu.j .TTwitll J?T T:rk J O 1 0 0 0-1 0 c I O O 0 1 4 JA"7,!r-".wT4r4. nrbaTTr-iw Vl- i' iu- f -w Tort. ajsf. -a a. rjH uu A c-ta-os a. I liim 9: e! Whlla i Struck eot-neh.r, llaltlran. Cary Ci. Iladnoei rai noma ?nni-o, J. Rwin Tbna m. hlta-J. l.wlnr. Irwia To-bai hlu-flrr (7i. Hoot... s.enflc. bll.-K.wlnc. Rlebarilin (3). Rban aon. stolen baiea-Ewint (2).ii Honrta Doabla play -Rowa Irwia. and t'arnty Hit br rlubtr Whlia. fa...d bail-IIailir.n. fmplri.-daiJn.y ana Sbirl dan. Tina lnn, Aiund.nc.W. nnooxLTs (p. i.i. 15: cnicioolr. ux.0. Lively batting was the rule In the game be tweeu the Brooklrn and the Chicago clubs on the Laatern I'ark grounds yesterday. Both sides wielded the ash to perfection, and home run, tlitee-hiie btta. nnd two-baggers were numerous. Tho outfielders were footsore from chasing tho leather. The pitchers took their punishment in good nature, but Baldwin foun J considerable fault with Umpire llolbett at one stage of the game In calling ball on him In stead of ftikes, and In order to and the argu ment Holbert had t lrnrose a fine on the Windy City pitcher. The way In whWi the Brooklrns started off In the first inning sort of demoralized the Chlcasos. for thereafter 'hey put very little heart In tbelrwork. An error by Pfeffer in the very first inning gavo Brook, lyn three runs more than they wen entitled to. and from that out it appeared as if Bald win didn't care to pitch. The score: iiooitrs (r tj I cmcatocr. t.v !r.ci.a.r. la.r.o.. v. Ward, a ...3 3 3 5 0 DuTt, r. f.. s n 4 0 Jotc... .id b 1113 0 li'.Nelit I t... 0 1 3 o il Anarw e. f I u 1 9 OiKyan.e.f ...21200 Orr. 1.1b 3 1 10 0 1 Pf.ner Sdb 3 3 3 4 4 rlir. Jib. 3 4 3 4 0 Koyie. 3d b 11 I 1 I 0 an llaraLf. 2 3 0 11 Oirarriltc I 3 1 u 0 Pnndar. r. f- 2 1 I 0 o'Parlio utb..i 2 a 0 n Kimlow. r 1 2 8 o 3 Hiuiim.il. aaO i I a t Wtyblbt P....I 1 u n 0 Baldwin, p ...1 3 O 1 u Totaia il" ieKiTl! Tcta:t "w is 7 "o 1 Brooklyn R 0 I 0 3 a t 0 2-15 Cblcato .2 o 0 1 1 1 :i 1 o- harutd rnn-Rrookty 7: rblcaro, 4. Left on bAia MrookiTn,7i Chicago, i. Tint baa on error. Broo. lrn. 4. CbicarA I. Flrit ta on ball 13 w.;blnr. 3; os baluwla 1. rtrack oat By wtyhlnr. 7. br fia'dwln. 4. Homo rnn.Klnilow. van llaltrn. Pfif fff. SatrlSee bita Andrava orr "anday. Pori. Wuilain.on. Riol.n baaiw.rl Van llaltrin. Tbre baaa hltWeTblne. Two-tait blta-Joyce. ward. Mon day. Kyan. farr.lt Poab.a rlav.-iVard. Kaa.r and orr f2). wiiliacoon. rffler. and Uarlin; la.t.d t.ai,. Kimlow. 1. r.rrt'U I Wl.d iltcli-Wtytitir. I. Baldwin. I I'niMria UolUrt and larruagn. Tine 2:12. Aitendanta 4iA ioirn (r. u). 18: ctttttiKn (r. i,lt Botrov, Jclr S Tne Boston (P. L Clab pslltd tbera falvt. toretber to-day and .aeaedtd 111 lonlnr tba tblrd lame 01 lb Cleveland aerie, lbe icore aoirov fr. t) iLrr.LiD 'r. l.). al..r.o.A.r aUr.ai.i. Bro n. cf... 3 a 1 0 0 firieier. Mb.. 1 3 3 u Store, r. r. .J 1 1 1 o Helebanty, a.1 I 2 2 1 Krlly. 3 a S 1 hrowninr 1. 1 1 201 Bromhera 1 b 2 s II o O Larkln. Hi h...I .veto MicherdMQ.lf.1 1 2 1 o Mcsieer.c. t 13 10 0 aib. 3d b .112 2 0 KaJtnrl. 1 b. I 2 2 2 0 Oalnn. id b 1 2 3 n soteilfa. r. f 1 o u 1 o bweite 2 3 I 0 Brennaii. c .13 4 12 Oamban. p I 1 o 0 1 MeUiu. u 0 0 1 Totatl IC173731 2, 7oU'a r. M1S271J S Roa-n 4 2 0O1 032 411 CUitland 00000700 I s Hamad runs Boaton. B: Clevelanl?. Home rani Saab. Irkln. Two bate blta sironc Kelly, liroalben. (IccatKrt. Radford lib Tbrea-baee hltaHroirn a. Eacniiea but Mover. Kelly, Rlrbardion 'ui. Naib. SateliCa. stolen baae. liorey. Kelly 2 Rle&arl.on. 6'flt flrel tue on ball. By Cambert 4. by MeGllt 3 yir.t oa error Boeton. 1. CeveUnd. 2. Itlt by rltebed ballQi:to& l'aaed biUfrecnae. Wl d tlteb KeGiu. birack ost ftroan fn. a.a Qalnn onble playi Naan. Oulnn. aad Brontber. lrkln and Hil.banty. i"mpir.a Mattaew. and Batatey. Time 2 hoars. Altandance7&x rrvniraca (r. t. 16; rBiUDtLrma r. u 0 ratuoax.iRia. Jmy w Man: mad quite arepauticn asaplKber bere l&Jar. Tbe score rajLaozu-Bia l). rrm.raca. (p. tl ilir.ai.t alaro.i. a Oris actar. f 3 o h anion, e. t. ...3 2000 EMndle. .02431 Vlinr r t ....4 1 1 0 o PltkettTdb. .0 113 o Beetle l.tb 2 3 13 0 o Xn.TtT. jdb. 00020 dld. Lf 3 s 3 '1 0 Wcod.tt.. 0 0 1 1 v KsebaOdb. 0 114 1 Ilailm'arfAcL'j 0 3 11 roreoran... 13 3 3 1 larrar litb. 0 o 10 2 o Rotlnion. 2d a..o 1 4 3 0 KllUaan. C 0 0 3 1 2 Qua c. ..2 2 2 1 0 Cannlnfbam.p.0 1 1 2 1 ,a. p 2 1 u 3 11 Totaia U 42417 3' Tota'a. Ile27 18'2 EbltadelptU 00000 0 001 0 ritub;rfb e 4 o 2 4 0 0 H Earned rnna nttabnrrb. T-o-tae bits -3k-ley. aiaoU yalnn. 7aree-oa bits lietii (T creoran. B.crltteo hiu Berkley Knebne O atJen- baaia Sbinale. rtanion. vuner. Fle.da. .orcraa. Poob-e riaji Ccntiacban. rblndia arrar K&ebte Kobicion and Beck.e. Cor-oran and Beckler It; on tai TbU adelbbla. 7. Mtubartn. 1 fctrnci: oat llal'.aen. Corcoran 21. kaal Fn bau on errora PbltAdeiphta. 1, Hf.aoorg-1. 2. rtnt baa on talii irlSn xt. nek ett Mtot. Wood, llanlc :aner H-cerC'i yie.de. Corccrar. t!an Mani Hit by liwked baJ Roblmon. Maa'. faaiel tall XI.:ian rime 1 U. L'jt Joseiand Ettttt At:en:ai.ee 7. Tke Anerieaa Aaaodatlom. THE BECOBTX Oui. Wen. Lml fa. nv'.i. w. it ret. Alilelle .49 34 .23 CVamail... S3 32 S,i oomti:'....7 21 -S&7 Tole-lo.. 27 32 A'A St boat. W W 3 ayraccae ZS 3i .444 Eoebester. ...Si 2a .347 Brooklyn 1) 41 .23 TOinx). 0 taooitr? (a. a.X 3. Trixivo, Jclr 3 Toledo defeated Brsoklya tday trtia bat little elort toispu. I laoo.iTT ilirAii. ala.ro. a. r. Werdei Ista.l 1 o 0 ydw. 1 9 1 11 4 2 Teb-aa-f L....2 2 4 0 'liaTi. I t... .0000 o Saol.r f-3 2 3 0 0 Pally.r .01200 Alvori. Jd 1 3 I 3 I Paru. 3d b.. I 1 3 2 o MUiLaon.2d b 1 3 I 3 0 0'Brlen.lltb...0 3 11 0 0 YanDjke. LS 0 0 J U Ctf.ll.ct. o 1 4 1 1 Kc:e.Veck,e..t 2 1 3 c nerba.dt 2d b 2 14 4 1 e4. c ...0 0 4 10 7oy c 0 13 3 0 cbaa. p 01010 Katticora p 0 0 2 Total. 6132711 1 Tota! "s "s 27 19 "4 Toledo 0 0 12 0 2 3 1 09 Brooitya 01010001 03 Famed rani Toledo. 3. Tvo-taae blta-evart-rol. O'Brien. Tbrte-tale ntta-7ebaB. Mbe.bect, afrl uersardt poabte ptaj. elao- Oer tarat and O Bnen. Ba.ee en balls 02 Caabcaa. 4 o3 llaitunore. a. lilt st p;yb1 b.a-awartwoo-t A.Tord air.eaoat By Caab ax 1. by SZattimo'c. t. raaaed balli-bata. 2, Toy. 2. Time 2a l;ire O Too.. nurnt 12 it. toria 3 St. IfOrtl. Jnly 6. Tne erjetbe-l ftetd w?k of lb Brown, save ayracaae an c.iy r-.ctorr to-day. Tt too.'.. a.lar.o. a.' HirAii yar.er. a. a 13 2 13 Wr-.r-t. tt .22400 Martby. Sdb.i 3011 CkLdi. 2d b 00720 Campau. r t 1 3 0 1 0 T. fj'Boarte.Jb.2 2 j 3 1 Roeemaa. lell '1 0 O Mc fb!. a 2 2 0 4 0 e. f .1110 0 Mcvatry.Utb 1 1 e 0 o nix r a :d b 1 3 e 0 orrs l 1 1 0 0 1 Munyan.Lf 0 13 10 Br.nt.r- L 31100 Vila e 0 1 S j, 1 0-Roarke.e 1 3 3 1 o Wlttrock. p 0 4 1 T 1 Keett. p 0 0 10 1 T'-taU. .3 1134 13 i Tota- 13 1327 10 1 Ct Loc- 203O00O10-3 eaou j 7 o 0 '1 O 3 3 12 Earned rana St X tls 1. Syracaa. 2 Two-baa klia wnabt T. CTKotrre Choartr. ll'.oe rnn Melalbllc. Poabte pays llude ar Koaecan. Mclab4tL Cbla aad Kv&ery. Wnraiand CbLia Baa on talla Oi HlltrvtI. a. OS ileafa. 3 Ult by pltobtr Boeamaa Straek oav By mimtt, S; ty kee.'a 1. wild piukea rltroca. 2 Baia. itoCen Xoma'S. Tint Two Loan, t'pe Es.H. iv teadax c 4U. lOTTivif. 3; arattrnc. 1. IvsruTTiae. Jslr fc Anetaer larje crowd was at tbe park to witnaai tte second (a c neiween Loauill aid Ce AlbleUca. Tit score. LovuviLt arata-n. a lar.o.a.a a lar.o a a Tay'r. iatb. 117 0 0 Welch. e.t....o 0401 Weaver. 0 0 1 0 0 fcrea It. o 0 0 0 o Eayn.onl.33bt 1 1 Una Ml 0 0010 wo l r t I 3 0 0 0 '.B-en. l.tb o o 7 4 0 Sitnalck Jdbi 0 4 i 0 a thafer r J..I 12 0 0 Banbarr L0 1 4 0 o hetie c o 0 J 2 0 Toratey a., o 0 0 i 1 T. fr.a.'er 3d bo o 3 3 1 e:tbeker.eO 14 3 1 Cocr-.y a.. 0 o 3 a 0 ktakln.p XIO'JO Sawar-p 0 0 3 10 Tola-. ..3 727 11 Total. ...Tt I 24 1 "5 lyfalmna 3 0 000000 .-S Attl euu 0 1 0 0 0 O 0 0 I Earsad ran loaiar;::. T'Otaae tlta Taylw. WeX ianree t:t 'tlnnlck. Doable paaKov. ran and Crimen Conror and CTBr.en. i'a s tal, Heckbeeker. l ffi aewara. I'pi.'t tent a Tla 1 to. 4t:o2ac eis. amiTra 7. cotrv.ra e. Cotrm Jn!y ".'a baa and Rocieater played a Mttarty cotteaud a ef ten U 11 v-itj ar-d tte viuton won oe a a-nr'.o or Htry l.jvuk an2 Kl-wIci til to Mil Tie Ksre cotva.ra imr. a la.p.0. a a all e.n. a. 1. I KTaQany.ef-l 3 0 0 O Cre4swd.31b.l 15 4 0, SLeed il. 0 I 1 u 1 Lim I t 2 13 10, Joccat. It I 0 0 rii.. Ui.'i 111! ReCly b 0 0 2 4 2''i-.Sac 110 0 1 imtncrc 2 131 Cae. e I I 4 2 0 Craa..db. I I 0 O'Knea.llIb O 0 12 o O Parle.Jda 3 2 3 3" Mcateowb. L. I 2 3 S 1 1 LtAt.a ink 0 Oil 0 0 Bare, r t u 0 0 o u nerday. at I I 4 0 Catt p... 12 13 0' oaj:r.tt p 010 00 TctaU.. .7 till; 4 tVa'l i 27 14 4. I vtecx: wien wltnf rtn waa c ade. rv-rew. 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 e 1 Kotteittr 0 0 0 0 a 1 2 o 17 I Karr.d rnni-4Tieritrai. 4. R cheeter 2. Two.baae fc'u -Poyie. iCtow.e. Or.C io.atra a-J-taa 7aree taae Ml KcTaca.j. Hoca rsc Poyi. i'.e'i taiievl XcU ;Uy f.el :y. 1 rv ca aa 1 Leb.se tin: kai ba-a Oe 'jutr.rbi. w7 a, r tan. A lilt br pt'bel ba.1 onee. alraet ert! B Cmri-t e by t-a..ji,ac. 4 r'aua.t ue Citov i t-,ra I -d jut ai-'r fti Tai-.a t&p mi r.;'.i.d Pictr AiMntatce LOa I Tke Atlantic Aoaoclallvm. TEE Exvrcsa. riii rre. aet -ft n.Ai wv. t t 5ew Waves -42 14 .724 'J'ntlirf.n si 11 JJ" It 1.CH1 4'. IS .714 iraj :tr... ti Sewart f' "iteiwa Il 41 6 Wiriener 2 37 i Hartford. 14 44 .141 rwrr. wnsirvca. S. j rw.t Ja!y a AtMter i.eury waa atded to Few. art 1 rriiiitvaay. Tte i.re j 1 a r w. a .lbr.a.a J'tsalt I 2 3 'JO Ber. tf. 3 4 1 0 I ";...rt td o j 2 a 1 1 a 1 I 2 5 XePerMt: 0 4 4. !.'Jlr lilt' 214 2 1 nil.. .111 I frlrt.i 0 1 6 r-Kt. f e I 1 6 9'.- I't- !i 0103., xirK-rf 0 3 llll'ltlt 0112' ir it, a i 1 1 I 4 c J-riis. f I J I. I j I 0 C nihil c 0.301 lv i.lil' fin!';, j 1 o 1 0 e. j in. 1 J j 3 0 ttiiren.! r fl v Tmii IHs'Tsl tiai i.127"Ji r. 0 v 2 v 0 l n.t. j-.: it j i '.v I1.-I.H rl-.Ver.riL Waikitrva. 2 7w.tn j-',Ul- l-v llriniil 'U-y'ill! lie. t. eila v.'e l.l-Jla.a Jt-.'ier fti til Kbxl.tr. B.rd leu ta .art fM.ta 'k-si, pf.-t fc to ta a 01 ;-"'Jit. 1 r e.)la; bra.t.P. A Ban c errrs--'atjeT.c J-e .'I 1 00 tana Jiewat 4 Vaas-trut, 10 Mr'i HI 1 eart 4;Wati'.-ta. t Pviie ten It Per liast r.2i. -ivat, l-ta HitVr-oU atS I i-tt, fnUpt tair aal B:r4 l'r 0 1 wi.j uutea-raii. iaiaa raaae4 ta.- Ctt 1 3. tie-lw la. Ca pire Haat Atteal aa is loo. 1 t arr. TOSftma. t. I Xsw Hav, ;ay -Ts f-atnuof u-arru I w m a wertthetwohsmernn. made la the alath Innlafby Zlly and Lynch. Tho seors. arw aarav. 1 woacxirva altr.ai. a al.raa.rn. MrRealf u 1 0 0 -m, e.a..... o o 3 4 2 Cahiil.e fl t 6 4 0taltt.r,r 0300 Lynch, r t 3 3 o o o JontaMb 1 3 110 Bctiotneek. I b.2 1 IS o olTerrln 2d b....0 0 13 1 I.aJlr, o 3 t I I 0 Meluer. 2d b .0 10 10 Pork Mb.. ..ii 1 3 3 ii ('emtio-, in hO 1 O 3 rent. 3d b ....0 I 1 e 1 Kennedy. Lf .0 0 7 11 1 (lllllland. p v 1 0 o o.cadworin. p. .0 u 0 3 0 Lane. as..... .0 2 0 4 1 Stafford, e. f...n 0 3 0 0 -'Qulnaeio. e 0 0 3 11 Totaia 6 13 27 11 21 T Total. 1 427 II 7 New Haven. nosoonoo 3 Worroiter OOIOUOOO 01 Homt ror. -Lynch. Latly, Flrit beie on balls Jonee, Terrin. Kennedy (ii. Cudworth, siasord. ualnajto'3). XcKoe. lilt by pltehed ball-Lynon. Struck ont-Spiil (3j, r-utt (J, I'amblon. Kennedy. Cndworth. Hufford, iJne MhoenecV Stolen baaei-Lyreb (2i schoenetk. Laor.Cndworth. Campion, htatloro. Ponbte ptav sp a Terrin. and I'atnplon I'ai.ed ball o. nil'. Wndpltcb (lll'lland. Tlma-I 43. L'rnpiro-Corcoran Attendanct Oaa, i.aiivciTv. Id. mtTroan. 1. Tht Jtney Hty. olned an eaiy victory at Oaklend Park ye.urday afternoon. The score jitirvetrr I aasTroaD. alarn.a.a' a.laro.a.r- Vi-Carken. I 13 .1 0 11 n Annlt I. f. P I I I Uradr. r f. 3 2 0 0 1 Comer. l i lK-)iey. lit 0 1 all u 0 o ConbetlJd 0.0 11 0 2 o VanAi.tine3b4 4 2 3 1 suillnra a f 1 1 Roui.ey ....I a 3 7 0 Tbeleein. Ill b o 1 0 I McDermott 1.1 out 0 Wallh. r f ..0 11 2 0 1 Mnrphv c. 3 4 3 1 0 Sotton, 2d b.. o o 2 4 11 Murereld. e.f .2 2 3 o 3 Moore, c 0 o J 2 n Brajley. 2d b 0 u 2 4 0 Lyuoo. p. A 1 t.'J 0 2 13 Tnula. ...192127 10 4 TOtall 7 7:7 13 I) JeneyCHj' O 3 14 0 3 3 1 4-19 Uartford 0 o 0 0 o 1 o (1 1 Ta-ned rana-Jereey Clly. Hi Uartfort. I. flnt bale on error. Jeoty Clty.4. llartlord. 3. Lett on baaee jersey City, a Hartford, i Two-baat fctta-VeOecien. l,.ler. an Aiiun i.k Morpby. nuer.d. yorat'r. M',,en taa Vcluekiiu Double p'aye Uoaljey ana Pooler, stalilnra ani Hoore. Sariact hits van ai- ttna XePermott Bradley. Walih. Hiruck cat-Lys ton Mritbaeeon ballnff Lyilon. .1. on Annta J. I'aiMitail-Jloore wild rltche.-Lyiton l.Annlal. L'mptrt Vaient.no. Tlmt-I 37. Attendance 2-"t .ALTIIfOat. 12. VILH15CTC-. WitMi-cro-. Jn'y Wilminfton was defeated to-day throa-h rata! orrors and ail aroand week playine. Tbt score. vllt5GTnt. I B.tTIVO.C ilir.Ai.t i.linat Keay.2dV I 4 3'Lont c. t.... 2 2 I 0 (o-ran. r. f ...0 o 1 o o vAek. 2d h ....2 11 a I 1 Lynch, letb I otl n iirmliia. 1 I 8 0 y r.rLMb 10001 To'niend. e .2 2 a I I -(ialnxan. If. .11 0 2 u 11 Merrick. Bd b 2 2 1 I 0 twu. e f I 1 I 11 1 Tower, e 2 12 11 F1.11TU.1 loiai Summer. 1 1. .1 2 a o o Merh.e p 0 o o 3 nUenry. r.fc....(i 11 o 0 0 WiUainac 13 4 2 1 Baker, p 0 1 1 u 1 Totals "sljliall Totaia iTlTiTu 4 WHrair.rton. n n 0 0 3 I 0 I u Ba limort 3 0 2 o I 0 o -12 Earned ran WUmlnrton. Two-haw hits willlama Tat. Three bate bit. I-nr rower Somrner. stolen ta-ea VM.mlnrto.-. 2 Baltimore. 3. Base on oaln-Hy Baker 3 by Werhle. 2 lilt b pitched ball-Mal'iran. Stroek oat By Baker. S by Werhle. 3. railed ball Townitnd. 71me-liV3. Cmptrt-Ktmey. Attendance iua Allnor Iacaaa. VEW TOEK STATU Z.B-OUC ar rau. Ctte.s 4 1000B0- 0-10 Oneonta. 0 ooooouoo o it joiisrroT-. CoMe.kill 1 0 3 1 4 0 I 0 J Jobnito-TjandCloversvlle.0 300130108 i.iaa rrira men (iiart ar vote. Tork 320002003 llarriibnrf 1 o 3 3 1 3 I a 020 wasriKv Liacca. At MUwaakeo-K.neas aty. 7. Milwaukee, a. At ft rati Penver fc. St PaaL2. At MtnneipoIU Omaha 12. Mtnseapotla At Oti telnet Sloazctty. k. Pel Motnet. ia rat 7rs tiacrt. AtVan.tteld-yanitttld. II. wtetlnti a fpr.n-Ha.d fpnn-Seid. a: Akrox 22. o raises at Payton or Canton. OlberOamet, at r.(.,1;i.LitL By winning reeterday'. vact from tbt Stalen Ts'and Atbtla at West ew hnshtoc the Suttn Iiland Crie'aet. take 2ni place In lie Aauar Learae race. The score a t a c. 1 a 1. c r. alaraa. a. alLrsts Deprler, e. f 0 0 0 1 Carr. e I 0 II 1 I liaZuLr fill', 0 liabbard. db 2 Olio Bpaj.dini 1 b-0 0 14 0 I I'ampteJ, 3dbO 0 0 o o o ynn, 3d b. o 2 3 2 1 Tree, p 0 0 1 el 0 Ceer. I t ...0000 0 Tbrockm'n,r to 1111 f-trebib.:dtO 0 3 4 1 w.rren. e t 1 1 1 o o Bert... p 0 12 3 1 Peoermd'alP) 2 10 o 0 CadmSA. st 01010 Brtj.,a, L L 0 0 I 0 2 Kiti.er. e 0 0 4 4 1 Sloca,a 0 10 4 0 Tota 7"l27 19 7l Tola 4 327 13 4 FLA C 00000000 1-1 g 1 i.C 10 0 0 2 10 0 04 Hanad rana 1 L C c. 1 rint baat on error. S. I. A. L. 1. S. I C C 3 UR tn baatt L A. C 4. F. L C C. e. Base, en bai -Off Barna 2. off Tync. 2. Strsck oat Warren. Cadt Hocaa. Gear (21. Bart. Spaaldr. O'Fiynn. TLroekmorton. Kin lr CaDbe'l. Tync. :reb. Pe Ua-mndla. Peppier. Sto:en taet nabbard. Pe (iarmendla carr. vtmaa racr.net tlu Ctdmt Bpactdics. Two-taao h'.t I't (jarmcadla Xionblt) p y Tnrockmorton. Tycr and Carr. lilt ty pittber-llcbbarl. faaaed fcall-Klni-,er. 2. Uplre waat Time 13a Attendance Uu. ar aswtarvoe Parttwood ntld Clak O 0 I 0 0 1 s XashattaaA. C I O t O O 0 0 1 14 av TOVKZZa StwTorkA-C 7 10 1 14 0 0 7-3t Tcnker.A.C OOlOOOloO 2 IT iTO'rjrr. BaronneR and A. A 2 0004014 21 e-Jersey A. C. OOP o 0 0 1 0 o- Tks Attendants Yesterday. At J4ctx. BraAerAeoa, Xew Tcrk i ej Brv.klja 74S Eoitcn 1 73 MiPadetphia SCO 722 Tata- S.S4 2,814 Cat. To- ar. sancsit taacra. KtwTork ra Mtuberr at tbt Pclo rmtada, Brooklyn va. etc cinnau at Waa na-ton f ark. Boey.-n 1. Cblcaxo. at Beaton. Pii dalptta va CU ts ta. at rde.'phla rrxav taicra Jfew Trk"va rilcara at Brotherhood rarx. Rrrtkiy va BaSalo. ax F.atem Park. IS etcn va f-KUborrb. at Brecon reipt!a vs. Cltveiaad. at Philadelphia. ixiiKii aiioa.rio Toledo Erooktyrt at Toledo. L.a arflie ea Attletlca. at Losurrltta St ra Hrracaaa. at Ft Lot Co.txatas va Bcttater. at Colacacaa. iTumc tito oinoa Hartford vs. Jtrtty City, at Hartford. Ea.U '.re ra. Newark, at Baltimore Wtreeiter r. New Have at woreatter. Waatttrn va W r o, at Waati nrtoo. oraaacavaa. Tpi Sr ra "it at atdiewood. BTenlh 1-rectt.e: ra Eleventh rr.etaet at tte Polo rrt dl (A. X.. 1. Troy v. Cabas Glaata, at Troy. Bale Ball Notta. B-rratk2;r- JIaailc.n u p y'nr with tr.t Troy Cah. It tiie a cuc.ae la the Xew Tork C.v. L., uial C II p The Cctan Gianu vert orraalatd In Trenton. Tka H.r-'crd Clab rt.caa Catcher Hodtecac ye tercay ifa t-d will ft to ftviv.c to tttp the Bos vns oat at Jywib 1. tr. tte lick '.Ul Ola iieoct ixrr'.'.ct-i yeiierday. and It u tte rseti tt ttt M lorka a-.t-.ti. Eradle lav of tb A-eniown etna, ubttar triad at lecotd fctie ty ttt Jtrwy Cl'.yi. Ea'trtroost 1 tard.y a e v kptr on tbt dlaactd Tt wre&'h to til baca 1. not jet 'ared. and be S era laact pa:t a.i ttt t e tt la s'-ajln- It alao taurferea with tu tauur. I i.r. Xtt:ay a c:-atwo whether the Jersy City C.vb toa.4 larnvt aaotter day. Tte cist, however. ci. tehee vnto tte laat .tr.w L4aatifa.iy l.iterday I1 i.ni tata were avaett Tomorrow it -j ttatt tiw ctcri c.i.d t act ntauy. tttre a tope al tte cat wi.. weather Ue iv.r .3 wa o-.t win a (ai treat iry fmn-tsr. a.'y Ti f.ttib-srrb "sUocal Learst 1 peone kaee pa til ll.v'rer.tdie oa t,.:r rrotu-.a 1 ant bate more the tuo la on tta feet It r o'.red 1 tnaW ra.uer o .iel iasl aMy tnaaaaeTor the ctsU j 1 ti eiry tad 1 atauered rameri ec.tttred broatrait t ty certain esem'ea cf tte cist attackriif iu lund r la f tte ta aatia. comncntty He pro oi o it tie it warm fcr tte afcreaa cetrtior. ca tt. rti x toita at! v, that ea: taa kuiiiI lawyer Keuiviur. Ja-y k. rreildent XcVeoly cf tit Iclt t4. Learse tai aca.. Iir a meeuaiof lit'.v.n nart tie Learie "j cm irruiisuuitr 1 Lit Ktela.e 0! tve t.aVe, trtcitt aw,". t tr tte dlatar.dia of Is4.atpt:' ttat cur ta.r.r saatie to aim any Wer. tecaaae of tie p. or patntafe Tke Dt.Kui L.a wt.li w cora;ae Evac ivule 7erre ilaatt, Yw- va.b' y am aararua. wi btr.a ac.ew.enea, and k rati el al Lave teto p jal wU be thrown tal c taa re rf datet iteAtatt Aic-etlon Waiissy. ft at fcijt'ccra Air 13 u .iaee raiur&vre a- Jew 1 art. .'ate it t .at 17 B.1!.,. ar e ark, J..y 7 I to .'cr o trier V at e"ara eily I w.'vaelV ,'erier CUy atewirk. .'a-y ii loJ-yyv i.anf-.rd u i..-t;Vi Aln 34 to .'.Lt It Ullimi j. .crtoa Kay t&2ant it at i-aitlan.n. aa.t'trtvn at vrij-t irv- ay Itatl 14 V. Jut IS end 3. Verier dry at ri.trsvwe Kay 1 t? Jane 23 Wilis .ayv.a at w.ii.eii Jaat Ito J.4 Xew.rk at HariPid. Kay n t Jv-"7 Xew.rk ai llanfvrd. -ay 27 t Jut art Worietr at a.t ra AtrC se". to An j vrcriaa-.tr at Bait.vrt. rt V to t;t 7 Jeri.y 1 ,tr at na-lire. A. t, J;ce zi Jervtr'ttyat Baitimore. a-r-,.74 ant 2Vv J.r.. 01 aad Jaly aa nr,i at Ktt. crt 7 Ui 'it;: Wait. .rut at ewliavea la t Ji.r 14 Waar Urtoa .1 eriey lilt e;vv. Jt r IS 'iri'.rd at ,ew per. a g. S-. 10J1J) VaatuiMs ustviii. K'.y 4 to Ja.yS. A Mir Dr Aaoic naethall n.l.n, riaaja cey j H let' t IriUad w'th tte larreit I a J of 1 irraa. Th'.i .ftrrvei tte kr.t.ya If east. 1 Ct'. avl ti p aieri ir. t exerai wl. nciir tte a tarewe: leiiuc.a at 111 t-y.I.ia c.n a. lie tram 'e -.a tatl M'-Vb.y te rreateit raiae of tte ef:ena w. tetvie. ea A.:,rc, Piti at. .aa, '.4. navy afaisti ,'ita I.n st.i kertard KtV.aSe It.. Rail. Watblacle Park, Tw.riay tt ;yt it ruefaii- Atv L1t free 'jatst 4 r X 'JiX a. 'i. an -..ret arl cecl aa yi.a. Ball Tday, Slroifcerht-td r.rt, Xt cilcr'.-i a Ttt Ciatt:-.. itl'teWcr.-l Keeft aad t"m- ftry for Sew Jcra mai 4 r. K.-Ati. Bau stall, ver rla Orwaattt. Ta-dajr. '.raM Learte Ckarcitnil p 'ice rTS'a.Tiria va cw lavs ir K. ajaiKa i teata Ate Baa Dall. K-atera Para, 4 r. If. Tt lay, rrvllTt vs ttffjt r?trt Ltarta). f aias f4S tt ;ark aa( rrat-i s at,- at.

STIRRING RACES IN JERSEY. joaa jokrk, BTKruxBox, xd rmiKixs ao uorr.v .v inn ucbii. Ilaateed TVIaa tka naadleap X, olloa Oood at e Mile and n Quarler Itoaora About Ktjnallr Divided la tke Hist area. As on Monday, a refreshing breeze tempered the sun's rays on the height at Outtenburg. making it ploasnnt for the throng of racegoers n the grand stand and ou the quarter stretch. The races were run In bustling style from end to end: In fact, too much so for the safety of jockeys and horses, three of tho riders coming to grief, two of them Joh Jones end I'orklns receiving rather serious Injuries. Stovenson who rodo Bertha Campbell In tho third raco. got an ugly tumblo on tho turn to the home strotcb, tho mare- nearly trampling on him. But Stevenson was soon him self agAln, winning tho mllo and a quarter raco on Lotion In the fast timo of 2:10V. about tho best for tho track. Stereason alto won tho last race of tho day in a rushing finish. In which Ouantrel.cn Trojan, crowded Perkins, who was riding Alva, against the rails. I'erklns's left kneo was badly Injured, being cut all the wny ncross. while the bono was painfully brulred. The cut was Bewed up with black thread, nnd It will probably bo some time before Perklu3 will bo scon in tho saddlo again. Cupid, with Jones in tho saddle. nln went down in the scrap. Jones striking on bis head so hard that bo was stunned for a time and belloved to be dangerously hurt. In the first dash, Jim Gray, tho favorite. Trns boaton a length by Osceola, second choice. Lancaster, a 0 to 1 shot, won the second raco by a noso from Iludolph. a 7 to 1 chaiico. whtlo I'all .Mall, first choice, finished a pior third. Y oo.lcuf.er. another C to 1 horse, won the third raco by a length from Jule Ci.. Bertha Camp bell, too favorite, faillnt'. Backers of favorites were reimbursed In the 'Wllkins .V itklns Ilnndtcap. Busteed. first choice, winning by half alengte from Bat.co cas. second choice, in a Stirling finish, lot loiter oi favorites cams up smiling aga.'n after the fifth raco. wbich was won br Lo tion, first choice ltoyal Uartor. second in favor, half lapping Lotion. ijouvenlr, Becotd choice in the last dash of the dar, won by three lengtbs from Jim Gates, an outsider. Count Luna, the llatorlte. keetlng out of the brush from the start, l-'bllowlng wo the summaries: iibst kacz. rnr S4C0 of which 0 to second aad t2i ta third; tetlltf nit fartonn. Vf L. Carl'. U OKtola. seed. 100 (Clayton). 1 BcrerwiekStAMe'iu h. Jlmdrar, aet lwH(Taral). 3 Strati A Co.'. b e. Ktd Elm. axed. lirXKcrklLli. ..3 feed Llfht. Parollna carlow. racial P.. Part S. Ziomad. and Btnadici a.ao ran. TIU.C. 1 021.- -ntaab paid 114.63, (4.30, t3.3o. SECOND BA CE. roraetvo. cf which sr-oio iK-onl aad (23 ta third; selllnr ponndi abort the scale, on. alia T. P. Weir, b. h. Lancaiter. seed, try Bnctdealfary Clay. HO, j. Tribe) t A l. riemtni. eh. k. Kadorsh. a red. UO'Clayus)... 2 ExeelaUr Stablt't tr. c. Pailllall 3. 104(Jonei' 3 Itilaot Mltct. Johnny K- Monte Cruto. Bit, Xor get Bcm. Katit C. and Top Sawr.r ao raa Time. 1 44it. -stasia raldtl7.i, 17 1. fa.43. THJBD BACI. Porsa IVT). cf which IV) to Mcosd and t to third. fortwo-y.aroldi. Crefarlonra J. A. hatctt'or b. c w oo-lcutter. by Fcrettcr01ea- daUa. MtiTarali I Eieel.lir sub.t t tr i.JoleG. loorrrtbt) 2 W B. Jcanlnr.'e Kemflr.lr, H2iAndenon) 3 Plr-on. 1'pman. Kao.a. Little Prtd. Coast 11a In, Leonand, and Btrtha Campbell also ran. Time I!M. -ctaajj paid ll, t&u, J77.4J. roctrni p.ace. The Wllktsa A Itktnt Ilandicapi purttiTSO. of which (100 to second Ha and a half furlonra w. B. Jenninrs cs. c. Baiteed, 3. by Onosdaya Baliet, 11 iAnder.cn) 1 G tvcitaom ach, c. Haneosaa. 3. 112 rstrjeb) 2 Excelilor ntablt i b. m Oollen Beet 3 norTaral) 3 Grade X Wonderment and tbttever u. ran. 71ma 1 22V cl paid (10.70. ii.j; S4. j. nPTTI LACZ. Pnrt Joo, of which 173 to second asd3 to third; tl'lof ml and a quarter. Beverweck s.tt u h. Lotion 4, byLonrf-ltow cr Jlla Jotnwn Via VJt Suieniosi 1 Excei.l'.r siat.t'.ch t hoyal oarter. 3. M (Jonea; 3 ln on stable h. c. Lanae., 4, &3(CU ytcn; a Beta also ran. Time. 2 Vf, Matda paid (7) Si ti A tlia BITTH EACr. Parst trr. of whph VJ to lecond aadin to third: tallica, .even farlotn, B. LiddU'i b m. frjavenir. ajd. by Eolna Eani Eoacl, tr7 .-teeenscn1 t J B. Pjer.b. t JlmOale.. 4 f-7 (Poane) 2 II. Uaev .eh. a- Anomaly 5. lOTIMltloo a Trolan. toant Lena B talt. Ma Is Hay. havaa. Alia aad tepid a.o ran. Time. I 32L -ataals paid lVt, ti 132. p-i SESATOB IIEAIIST ITT 1XCK. nit Colt Alatont Win tke Great 'Wettern alandleap. Caiciw .'aty 9 AI Farrow alon wsi tbt tatcsrt i raoa at Waih rton Park to-day. all the other win. nera betnr oauiders In the te:tlt7. The triik. cool laae treeze kept the sue caef-.l tone, from xsailcirecord time on the fast trark and made It anythin i bat com fortable for the 4. COM ;.uton who tat la tbt Hand clad ,n winter wrapa tbt w.ather teinf of a .Novem tar te peracart Jam.. St. Karphy of thla city pit ehaxd Pay of L. I" Tarltss. Pttetwool itai the chi! cat colt Cratboasd. 4. by B.s Eyiadaxn EtlnabyKlsr Alfotao for fSS-A and tht borit ran to-day In hit Inter ta: in tt Great Western Handicap, bat failed to obtain a p. aca. Qla detlnatlon. lt 1. .aid. wPl bt aat aa a aubit companion to Tanty Eacina ber.n with tht Crvital foitbt maiden two-year ',14 data at ere f.r loDvS Boreaiia clcetd farorite. bat a tad .tart dt Itroytd her cbaxcta and after lie Bamee tad qajt In tte ttretcn.ra ena won handily run, El, a Blackbarn. who waathrt lena-tta In front of Miaa Barnt Time. 1 5 Tht acond part of this raco had stern ttaura. staler Thornton was a itrosr faronte. bat.econl was the tctf he coald do. Laoold a 12-to-l .r.ct, win- lac deririy by two Itna-tta. K g fio;c-on wattlrd Tuna I Mi- klllle waa tht farorl't in ttt third rata, a telUzj r pars for thrtevear-o.d. at one rot.. W.t h. fiV .l.r.,n. bfl with taae try a leaitb rrora ifary J., Happtseu t-einr third, iwolenytoaoff. Time, l t4i- JaJaaodEdMc 01 bM were acrstctad it tfie Ureat Weatern Handicap fcr all ar at on milt aad a half, worth to winner nuiift tbelonowinifo to ttt pc-n B.nee. Ui'tvyn Oaucand. lOS (Allet): Almoat l' Kar rut Woodcraft. Id Citrhardy. Bodta. 112 iliotUn. Wary 113 Britten.. Lot Aaaeiet. 131 'Bameil Jo ttt tetllna Loe Atctlt. waa fevamt at odda on. Tht story of tbt ract -o& told, aa at ttt tap of ttt Cram aj moat w.at to tt front ana.isat plaritf with Lia Le:d throafboat tt wor. a 'attar br three Itr.rtha from Lot ActcUa. who baat K older alt half a lesrth fr.r tbt tla tonora Oatboand waa a rood foartb. Knlia eflh.t laeae Uith and utUii Tlat. 2-4. Ttt slater a foodf'.ar rearld. tt tr,rto .-t.. aior Ilearit A. Farrow waa ae v, 3 favorite in ttt ena rac. a caret for thrctyiarod. and apward a: cine lar.cara ana te beat hn te.d of nine horae. wita eaa. wicaitibr ale r from ce.l Sal, It bjrne e.i Ih.rd. beaten a ev.rt tiad. TIm. 1 l A pone fer ttree-iesro-di aad apward at rau ttt'-a c oeed ttt cay iracicc and !,nr et.ot 117. was a warm farorite. He wonttttnt heat oertny by tail a .e'rtn (rom taotation. wits brandr,:etM lnir-1. tat In tt four heat he 4titt ba.Ur and Bratdolette won with eaie tr a letrth and t.a.f. the -e.icr the red u:n dtiun'ea. In tte ca. beat Cratd'.letU wa..ed away from tte f ei.ftr&!-. w.nninf aa .ba p.eeae-d br ttree .ennta Stecarr.ed II: (-aania. ata waa r.iden by hartta Tiaa IiijH. 1 44. 1 av I trie for Moaeoontb Park. It is an excellent programme that Keeretary Crlckmoro oSera for ilenmosth to-day. Bella B. and Castaway II. tLould go well in the opening event, and in the second Fairvlew ana Fairy should be worth a but. Cassias may win the Ktrewsiurr. w.th I-rizii Boyal in the plve. i'.lco may win tbe fourth, with Miss Be.le se.osd. Guy Gray nnd Kemplatd may co In the fifth, and whatever beata Goral dine and Vloli te will win tee la-it. i J-r Aac Free tarieap iwaep-iuke. of (7l each, I wun II It" added tt ia lie I taa '.aw.vll 127 r.tm Ill I BeSUB 114 siavira f .r.to Vf' Keri& vi d.tria'd loe.nuj-ei v.? Fiar. 103 Se-td F iep.uiri f'-r two-yelf-cldl of IT"' eacr, ithll 'adfeol wtith tur u, lecnl thrit -.artiri wf a lie F.riiew lis CoatrfVattor lie Uull lie L lr.tr'Saat II', Farr Il' fc.ailt.. I'l P-tv.ae Pi J .(e X.vhi.i ..toil Wit. '4it .n.fc...,. Iitat 1". yeair 'A r.tn..a l' Xacltalwi Vf, 7r..rd JUce Tte t-eiv-,ry Htedl-ta? for ttre yer ..fiats tpaarl .t .Vadted. 01 Uii.t:jJi toieo.Ld '.tt I.' and a tail, Prttt fc-vyal.. lis Lcnri'reei US ItM'M Tr.i-ao Ill Tomt,.y l'. I'frti f s-5 i f f,ar.b fcae Free Lant.rap iw..ptukei fir three- I ;er-v.:i ,tt II MA added re-. .'.rl'ill C.aretTos IIS Tti. EiKtbtre. 117 I Xa i,-e 112 L:aVnlae II J Pin t. 'r l'i Fur.v,-v;'i IV I Hut.ll IV Mrjle I0 ,.un I "7 rm Home till 7 (,r J'" '-ue o ,J r.'e e 1'F, C.ri-nvt I ft L.ttler.. a .It. f. vtt I F.t Fa -itetal f A ttree-eear o.dl a tp- wudL w u rv. aditl. i..tr a..va"e ote tape atd i a i.iteetlA. Faa'lwle IJ4 Lyiasder t it I Sir. Wow iitk.ii.4v Hi Im tr Ke p.a1 r7 I i.,r irar IX I.a.57 FsJltir l'-i L;tt l' 'efey fit reat(e s.i'.a ta.e-a .feaietkiee fir lire yt. r-vd. are'. ipw.rl .u.l:.'aiS i i.'vrr.n i.truiit :T Ha i lira Paa J 77 I, .aite VU .Uyi See or ae Fatter it wl Lord Paisvety s Ntlilsl Tralaa la Heeae.lli rark, via I laar1s a'a J allrwad, Laare w tort frsse ft-M of rxtVtaay lev aa Cttsl tta retry fue cay aa IIKO A. X. il taw. U.W t K atl ea faa-udtyS oy. ai 1 P. X-( snuaf Utssa ii'j aftsr lit raa Asa, I The Royal Baking Powder will not deteriorate but will retain its strength in any climate until used. These qualities are exclusive to it. A QREAT RACE AT BtllOIIIVS. Taster Bnta Coosla Jeetna a Noae tn Heven-rartonc llaab. Twenty-five hundred persons saw Tannor and Cousin Jcoras run a great rnco at Brighton Beach yesterday altomoon. tho former win ning by a short lioad through Hamilton's su perior iockeyshlnand covering tho seven fur longs In 1 :28, the record for that distance over tho course. The opening event went to Franco, a cast-off of the Scott stable, htarter Clare presentod tho second rnco to George Bmlth's I'rince IaI ward on n silver solver by giving htm throe or four lengths the best of the start. Mutuals on I'rince Kdward paid IllP.Tu. Early Blossom galloped away from hor opponents in the two 1 ear-old scramble. Daly's new purchase, Nu bian, running second. Tattler landed the fourth otont aftor Gardner had cut out the running forotoramlle. Tho fifth was a great betting event botweon Tnnner nnd Ballston. The last-named was outrun from the start. Cousin Jeoms nnd Glory showing tho way to the stre'eh. where Tanner got up and a grand rate ensuod. Cousin Jeerns was tho boot horso. but Hamilton outrode Flizgernld and got Tanner's noso in front at the wire. I'at Uakley led from start to finish in tho hurdle race. THE nitST RACE. Diamond f table1, ch. r Franco. 3. by P-a yon d Or Mono. Idl if lynai. I CUestahle'ech. c Hemet. 3. 101 (frinchi 2 It J I'hilllppltbr it ieneraK,ordon-3 n(XcUans 3 Wilfred Jay -qaandoro Tappatannoci. I'ommery Sec Violet (elditr. Cora Taster. Jentroua and frank Wheeler alto rau Tim. I -m Xatua It paid (S3 23, iai. (11.90. THE 6JX0SD EACZ. Pars tano. of which fw to teeond, for thrtt-year-olf and apward; five fortcngt y. McXahona br. c. Trtnet Edward. 4, by Speed- thritt-I'lccadPiy. 110 (Pay) 1 Brootvlllt euble'a ch. b. Manhattan, a, IIO(Oa.ltr).. 2 J. shteidi ch. c John Atwood. a 1-4 (Rocert) 3 ror.Ln.er. f'oihlu Mv. Kite Arthar, Warlike. 61amber. and The Tartar aiw ran Time 1 OV Xstaal. paid (11-73. aM.li, 1UE T11I11D BACC Parse (400. of which (73 to second, for two-yatr-olds; five furiosi. J II Xeiormlek'sb f. Farly Blettotn. 120 (SlnnotO 1 W C Paly. bit. g. Nubian 1 11 ir aimer) 2 planiond stable t b. f.. dam Contena 111 (XcPer- mottj .3 nlnaioa colt i-ir Ceone. Zed. Zenobla Bellona II. CUy L.dy lilaicnw car. Adolphas, Aettnnt colt Annlt Q. and Caicale alio ran. Time, 1 1H. Xataats paid V 33. V. Pi, ff 11 TIIE pounTn EACX. Pane (500, of which (71 to eecond. for threayeir-oMt and nsw.rd MlUnv a.ljwatcea, one milt and a tu- tetnta. w Laie'acd eh. h. Tattler, tied, by Tom Ochiltree Colombia l'7'ltaralltoa I C II. Fri b. c "l.ilara tiaiy. ,'r 4. life (Palmer) 2 O Hinlih oik c Falcon 4. 117 par) 3 Kaneiri.le oardner. o-iperviaor. J. J. u'B., BawarX Eleve, Baptne. Hover, and Keynote alio ran. lima 1 .10 Xataats paid &.Vi tKn. VS'M. TUT. FIFTH r CE. P'.rieC.y) cf which (71 to eecond; ic'.a) w t'rh'J seven farlonra. J. Pe 1.00 ab-. Tanner 4. by LonTaw xolllellart. 112 (Uamiltom .1 w.c. llr-.U',. b. Coaaln Jeme S. lit riin.raldi 2 W. c Pa.y -h. f oicrr. 4, 107 Lvmtley 3 Ba tot. Ovil Tcpmut firer.y, .nd Cottton alia ran. Tim IM. Xatea paid (10.15. (Ilia Tllr. liIITJI ItACE. Parse (VI of which IT', to reeond- aetllsr attow. ancet. one rn, and a half, '.i.r .la brrdt-i W.C Pair, eh t I'atnalley H, by Kajoa d'Or-.te'.l Owynne. Ill rfalmer .1 J H. KclorrniCk. r r-anfyd. aed 'Powanl 2 Lllart.b h Bl'.t Par and 141 .WIMamli. 3 tart mdeon. Jim lcrty Bar Kam. at Poodwln. Vlndex. Ll.-nt lloara an 1 Il art, alio ran Tim- :-'t. Xataall pal i (31.81. (II. 110.10. Ea .(era JPark Ifa Not Bee fltld for ta ItacQ Track. r.ait-rn Park, the homt of tht Brooklyn (P. L.) Ct-.b, w.i. not be tamed Inti a race coane cit at irient Ar-porthai te-n circalal'd that John II. Fha.t", tht wealthy Brooklyn taker aad urcprie'.or cf tte ezten lie .took farm at Partril.e. 1.1, hal parchaied the property and won.U i mediately traniler It Into a ta.f ml e trottir.i tract. The yr&cndi are ve.-ydei.ra lie forioeh p.rpoea a'.d it .1 a well known fat that Xr. atalte hal ben qa t acaioo to obtain a alt. for a ba.f ml,c track cpb which tj f.re paa.ic exhibition, of 'prealdent Wendell Goodwin of the Er'Kiiiyn Clab eet-.tl to tt rreatiy a-toi.lii.ed wren reporter aaid htm y-e'erday whetter the Brooklyn fro-.nde had tt-i. iod ftra ract track. "Why, no, waa tbt cu'ck rep y. liaan t John II. Shalt, made a proposition to tht dab for :ti parrhaae Thli U the Cnt time I hare heard of each an otter, anl I am i-re I toald know if the propctiiion had ua mat-' Woald yon ditpoi of tht rroand to Xr. (haru tf an oiTer wer made fl' Why.oaldwe! There are plenty of rroand la icat rfltltr that wotld do leit aa well a. Eaatro Park anl.fartb-r we propose to coo.tract a halt mil rtaa:n trace within the park otr.rea rreiidenl ooodwi-i waa aaktd atoat tt condition of tht Brooklyn cab lit calmed that he waa M'.uned with what had already teen aacomp.llted ander the clrcamilancea "The attendance ovrtt to be larrer. of coarie laid te tat 1 telltrt that lh p.tr'.nart wli Ir.creaat aeordlnrly aa ttt cab p, are ball and lui proree lt etanditf In the cbampiocatlp raca" Frtel ctot Goodwin u t'.rotily uppotcd to axta rata alien la aLy form. Tae Kathltea rorfeltt a Baee to tke Mirth. Owlnrtotte cr.-ip-cied abeacce of the mat aad rriw of Thtodort Ztreja yt foot .loop yacht EathJeea .he wa. onah to Part I rctmoot harbor yett,d.y tola, ilt match ra- aimed apoa with J W. link man ilp k'lr'.h of f7itr Bay Th. latter waa all realy for baalteea at 'I o clock. Vt lait tefort -l a teierram came to Mr P.eekman anLvcndnr tte fi'le aLd forfeltlti the race tv tte Xlrtti. It waa tiowmr a .US treii Ir ,m the ortr,wet ao Xr Feekmat bad a ecribrace en I X Towr..eb1. .loop Topir frirn (i.tr Bar oi Into tr. icidcl -f lb soond rran'ta T ''nderri'. Iae owner of the icboor.erXaySower rlr Beekmaria brother, and .rral a.ter facttimeu aaue.3in thXir'.h. B.M.t la OKlaatl. torpor. Ja!y tr -T Ii waa the aat day cf the Leices ter isomer net'-. n. Tht (rif.ip ract waa far tht Prin-t of Wa ee itakeiof itvi a'rereum for three y.aro.di lie itrair.t mile a-.d inly )arda It waa wor. by two irrt(,a l-r A 'A, Xerrj bay o,t Sarefrr. ti W.ad.xa dam ty (.a o&m. '-st cf Miai root- Tht L-'.it'f Portland ttrw t.j Xecoir. ty hi Simon, c ,t of Va er wa.ie'Oiid. tee lenith. In front of fir. J II. Koaidiwor.a. lay ioi: Atoway, ty fpritrlnd, o.t itLaiy Xora'an. ttird. r rleket la rklladelpkla. Pa'iinrran. Jay -Ai Ki.-awo'd today the Pi p.al ictotl team p ayed their t'.ird match in thla city. the eecond e.eten ot :te homec.tb teior their ar j taf',r;rit Cap' P, Coopr of Be'moct won ttt toei and decided to ta. ir-idiarln Barratd Xair tte Haeerford 1 pa-r a i'-l .tart waa eSeeted. Xalr p.ayltr Mte.y trill he wai caartt at Visxt tr ty Tlbbela with the I score at t- of 'l:!i Lt r'.t 1-J The nil of ll.e taumen ioti.sjed tte rovl won. Barr playiar I w.io rreat eieallne f'.r j tte lop icore, j whi'e Mra.a-.a t i h.rl f'.' V Sander. r.o.J I roo.d form. ei;cii-y ,n '.'tr for ji not ovt tod i Tierar a.ie'i.,1 avl tx.pir a.a cntr.bted Got.e I hrwel w.t- tte lou: al for i-eer. 'leu The j ai.lt or.t captain tteD dec ar-1 tie ,ni,nn cvied. sod tte i.iii'.re too. Ir,e f.t with ar. totr etl ttrer-i.ar tr -l t yitx t. t rettaiii .t. All tiTe biucf it. wed ,ietty ot fat'.et' tte.r pjlretil'.ai endently bi:..a to aep tr,- ii'i ,p w.tv,1 1 regard tv r.t- Tterf'.r. wr.er, time -ra. reached oi. y tie w-keU were d'.wo tte icore itaod lir al l a'erjeee- craw T '.be'.u t,ay-d th Uil Ita.ti p.r fe vii.'or- I'ti.ir M. n'.toit :i',t.n lotitaie wci,t kerntr, tsttZ'.u. and Fatl a-'e its, tr.vutd do.t drareL i A Yarhl B.ee at Kabylaa, Binir. I. L Juy t Jamei Arto .di ya'ttlf.cry Ward Biecher to-day won a tandi-orr.e il.rer ci,p r.2er I' 1 try l.ia Arto for tract tiea yachti owr.d j In Or.at South Fay. 7teri wer .ti erita aafol.owi Thryia It II L-.ltie owner Citicere J 0 Pe i F'.rrnt Jr. owter Barif ..iv. Arto.d, owner, j Tr Wa'. Pr tfclwa.ar rw.er liiec F Tick.. tPter. ard lletry Ward kee-fcer. Jamei Arr.o d i owter. 7.-e ire wil tett H.J ea wlfi tr.ree I urr.i T.. t'.ir made at IV F UeTtrje .ht .ii,".i'.vinli wjt! aAcordlaitoaaaoc. cap ii;i ..a..' c-JtJtef'f foo'- A etir i.',r',t ee'-r wt. own. A, tte r' -ti r id Ibrie reef .t, Ttelr.1,.. vyo crpil tt ure ler mui Tie I t r, urt t v. ail waa tarried awar eir.r '6 the race aad I Tr.e X.o. mil', fact- etii crnlas th le'oad I .tile ve.l e ea Tie 1 .io 1 tiu. r)t,l.i al I tr,e iaai tvnn Tt racer t.!.er lie t.ri.era aad tt liitry nird ie-ctir tte -atier witip,i en.ly A all-i.ialit n... Ttt I'a on athei -,v. Jtrotnyr; tld oil ill team of Jlarrie'i or, Tieeitr r, g-1 for ry ...r .2 0 iters tt rtccy leletd l-oa eiard The) net ar lie I Xaatat'ta i-ertie Oae) ...a0 road, eod a-i..ro a. .eat waa yei t'.e word waa rnr, to .tan j er ttre- i.a of (mil wm eoieied In ?u.aiei 1 7 stv-aia Tt proper ft-vd fo ter lafaot la a ret-it f 10 t'fbesl Ira tvmtoit to a uciher who eeoott I ssiM bar tks.e afxlat rod U a pernct 10111111 far taetite-e stUa. aad u 1 try, recausdd vr 1 tie tl arwtsiaMi tt;s a. ef l Karsv aa4 I IIWIllllll lllllll panMat---l rr.v trxsis. The Central ParkTeaals Cba-plonthlp, Tte tennl. champion. Iilp of Central Park waa plated for on the lower conn. In tht I'ark on Friday and Satnrdsy afternoon-, Jnly 4 and a. In tht double. Menrt Toumend nml llaliht won without loiltig a tlnel- ret. althonih the flrit.etof tho final match wail to 3 40 lore malnit themi howtvir they pulled eat of ertn this i-emlnily deep holt and won Iht ttt P-7. Mtiirt. I'tretand riair. who won tht iloutlei last fait, had entered, bat at Mr. Man' did not appear to play, Mr. I'aret tl.yedwlth Mr Bryan, and a. they had never piaytd together before, It wa. not a turprlie that they were beaten. In Iheilmlti tht lurprue of the tonrna aeniwae the ant plav of Mr R. Ulllett who.after beat itif:xr. Ilauht tueceede.) In heating Mr. louneend. tbe trewni nolder of tbt I'ark chaiuplonihlp. the or. I let by n 2 The ecote. in the rloablee were Flr.t I(onnd.--i. Mllltlt and A. B. Klpley beat ff. I. A. ',f"" and Fartnu by default, T I. Tounsend and V r Ila.sut be.tJ. u Barrel! and K. Ilacli.r. s 0 H '1 r-aretandJ II. Pr)an beat C Ltaak and W. Ltt by default, f 8 anl V keeler best T. I. Tonillnsou and B. Leaik. 1-1 01 fecond Round-Toaottnd and llalrhtteatMIUrtt and Bibley. i. o3. Kteitr Brotheit beat I'aret and Bryan. 4 I final Boajid.-Touniend and Ualfht b.at Keeler Brittere, u 7. n e, ii Iheslmlet, which wmb rompttted on Ftttirday af teruoon. tun hare Mttira Tour.tend tnd Milletl leach harinrwon one eeti to nal.n nut their match, tht win btr o( which will play In the ni,.li wlib Mr. r a. Knln rur iht charnplM.hlp of Iht Park. Tht tcort. to tar tn ttieitrifle.are: Preliminary Roand.--!. Xlltett beat C. Ktnntdy by dtfault. flrit IMnnd.-J. P. Partt beat T. E. Tomllnion e Q, 0-3. T. I. Toumend t.t E. Flifj by default; C. t. Haiattt btat IL Nathan n t e 1. B. Millet best A. Thierrliy dtfaalt. f Fl.cherbeat E Leaiti C t B 1: F. rl heeler bt It Allen 1 1. c 4. A. B. Blpley beat J. K omlth by d.rault; J. C Borntl boat A. Waifby da fault necond Bound. T. f. TonaMnd beat J. V. Partt 61, S-ll.fl-4: h. MlllettbtatO. F. Ualbt,7n. 731 P. 8. kt.ler beat B. Flicher 7. e 3. u-21 A. b. Blpley baat J. C. Barren 6 s, 0-4. Third Round.-T. I. Toonstnd ra 8. Ulllelt (nnfin lihed) s. hu: iitt hart wen 0111 Ml; P. B. -teltr beat A. B. Blpley u t, 2. The Country CIuW Toaraamtot. Tht third day ot tht Invitation tennis tournament of the Country Clab attracted another brilliant atiem blaieof soeltty folk to the dob iroondi at WeilChi. tiryeiterday. The weather was deturhtf ally cooh but the itroni wind from tht .oathweit Interfered materi ally with the count of tht Pall at tlmea The match bt tween W. p Knepp and K. P llnntlnrtoa Jr., which era. unflnlibed on Taeedsy evtnlnjr. was played oat la the morcmi Xr Knapp won the laat tet and match. Cartnet Ilobart and W. r. Kna!,p played an ciotptton. ally On. matcn In the foartb round. The laat tit wat a mainicctnt ihibltlon of tennia which brooihl fro quent tare'.t of applao.e from tbt .pectator. ford Hcntinrton .user.d hit third defeat and with drew from the tuurnaicent. Tht iturimtry ot fsmti pared dorlnx tht day Is a. follow.. iitosn aocsn. W. p. Enapp heat B, P. Ilnntlnzton, 56, 108. e 4. ruien .otan. C E. Sand, best Ford llunttnrton. 3 a 3. 63. il A. Taylor beat O h. Canipbtlt, 6-1 rocsiH aocsn. Hcbartbeat W. P. Enapp, 13. fll. I 'IS. R P llcntiniton, Jr. neat O. 8 Campbell, sa, 8 3. "rlihtaiue Thu morntnr a B. Campbell will met C. Hobtrt, and w p. Knapp win meet a f. Wrliht. The afternoon's lames will 0 C. F.Hand, va II. A. Taylor, ana K r-labiine- Jr ra 11. a. Taylor. Th plarlnr forth Waterbury Cup wiu alto berlu to-day. K. L. Beecl man. II v.. y-l-.ccm, c baada, and po.ilbly it. u. 11 all wU play. Tho "Conker Lawn Tenala Clab. Tomui. July a Lovely wttther favored th open. Inr of the anneal tournament of (ht Yonkert Lawn Tennis Clab thlt afitrnoon. Their hsndaomt groonds on .North Broadway were crowaed with the yooth and fashion of tho city The play wa. .harp throarboat. Tbe tourney win le.tiereral day., and tht final win ter! In the scleral etai.ei win repr-ient the club In the annaal tournam-nt ot the Hudeon Clver Lawn Tennl. Aoc!ation at II ..line, on July 11. In tte Ken a iinir.ei (Or.trocndi-0 M. Balrd bat E. I. Mojar. e-l. J 1; It Hunjen beat A- h IlLhlon by defa-j.i V X E.llnUat Bosart b-l. O-l. T Second Bound t. It F.anyon ttat K. p.. Prlmt, Jr. flrr e 1. Xned Docbie.-r P. F.anyon and Ml Elllnr beat n Kwlnx and Xlia Atkins a 1 02 Amonr ttoa nr-eentwer Mrs. Charles 6tymoar. Mlit Killer Mri John Held Mrs l'n- Xyera Mra Jobn K alker. Xlaa F.ilrabrth Flara. Xlat Cuwru I w. Miaa Baldwin. Mlai Warlnr. Xerera pe Lonellt, kit 1. Heymonr, and Karl Jonmon of eaiem, Xau. Teaala at Orange. The flr-att tn ttt Oranrt Lawn Tennl. Clob toama ment came to a dole veiwday afternoon, when Pobert X Boyd. Jr.. deflated Charl. (4. Keiioif In the UriP-l twoeelaoutof three and hold, tbt clun a cup for anotbtr ytar makinr the third .uceetnre time. In tte douo.e. porter and Pail defeated alelloit; and Arnold after an eioiun match and received band ft viae .Ilk umbr.Uaa for inilr trot a. The Teaalt Cbamploatbla. IyOnxt, July 9. At 'Wimbledon to-day Mam llton ofDnbllnwon tht tennis championship, ueleatlng Jtsnshaw with the score of twenty seven games to eighteen. Tba Maaalac-Panrera Pool Match Post. ptied. Tht maf h at contlaaoai pool between Charles If. Xar.nlnr ot thla ciiy. champion of America and Albert P. Powers ot Ch aio, for (Vj a '.d and lb fat rv celpta. which was to bar bn played In Chicago, be sdtninr Xonday next taa been postponed, owlnf to the extremely hot weather which prtralla In tht Oar dm City until September Xatnltar. backer received ltt foliowins telerram from Ftwtrt ytittrday Ictarely tot and Impcttla ta stevre tultablt hall, woald hte 10 play In tuilard room and atlandaoe would barely pay iiuwi Better fer both oruato poetpone anui September or cooler weather What do yos ia) I" Xaiiolnr readily consented to pottpon th match. In eem.cb aa he 1. a o mateh-d to ptar Oeorte n. Kuotuch of eyractae for tbe rhamploo.hfp. whilt his matcb wlib Powtr. waa for a uoa.r uk only. The mauh between Kanteach and Mannlac vlll b played at paly bpilard room In Brooklyn on July 31. Ah 1 and 3 "If Kunttech U wllnnc.'' .aid Xanrilni Laitnlihi. "I woatd liketo Incr-aie ttt t'.akt money and male It (Vj to(4U.a aide leal ad ef SI 'J. aa at treient I am w),.iqj to ccaced the. odda and lo pt .nt'.h win accept my propotltion." Tka Afetroaolltaa C. Tht annaal o'.t.nr and (ime. ot tht Mctrepoltttn Athletic (.lab were .'.ill ta ilufuenot ptrk, kuten leland, on bar.dar lai t A larst namberof mtmter. and ladlei enjoyed the cvnteite A aammary of the fame. fo.,ow. ui.e Hundred Tarda C.ih Won by William Ilaea, T. He, second 7irr,e lleacnda tjtt Forlonr li-.r. Won ty Georre Seels; X, Braytr lecn-L lime, Iru aeror.0. Ttretioarvir XHe ak Won by J. Sceljel; X. Brayar af,nd Tlma i rolnot. 27 .eoond. Ila.rmile p. 1 Uon by II. Kiln, J. rpeljil toon Time, 2 minute. 1 ae-onda fiantltf Huh Jump c Welae and J FandetUd at 4 feet a lncn-a Ue' won ttt toea O. kee second, wltb a lump rf 4 feet eM Itches The clab nine defeated tte a. Americana by a .tore rf to 3. After the sameG. f.el.a end MllJlam Xlfer tad a iclenltlc rotlni; boat of three roondi J. Lack. and J I.elloe a eo tad a Itree-rourid so wltn thai ree. J hi-e'tel won Ite r .an ehamtlenihli' he hariaj icre s polcte Georse flia.ord 7 aad st Brayer e, pointa pancitf fbhowe 1 the iporta ffudaoa (.'eiuaty '(TheclMea'a laeea. The Hudson rocnty Wheefmaa h decided M ran three racea otea to acUre cab members only, on the Irrtorvt-Xllbcrri coari on H"-rdy afterrio-rn neiv V cot. it of a flie-mjie .cratch race i',b rr.iJe ttvitt r- and a tv rale handicap Tt r'.- wm t larted rrom Mtborn at 4PM atari Bntriet for tie handicap erer.t w;,i rjoe on Friday with Captain Kd ward Itty HandMirie Qrat and ai'or.d prlree wil, te awarded m each ern. and wltn a yon Held of etlrlee aome exclilti raei itoald ri.s-i Illerellatt' Ilicurtloa. The eVw York Bicy-te Cob will partlrtpatt In an tr rari.ca on f nadir tl-i'r OeiLr-atloa belts fled Bank, j. I ra;.t Gevrre I-aVili r... chartered a tir which win earrr tr.e n.er.beri and ttetr wt-eu froui the tis 1 1 'Aeit eier,i eiitth Uriel at X waea a ce,l ut le' F,r.k w... oe Ulen aper whl-h tt parte will w.ee, tf.roah fia-.nitt Gc-ar,v., atd fty Branch. reurtitf by boat In tri ericin A .Nrw Wheel f'lnb. frwan. Jaly '1 Tte P.aiincu Hen Cycle Osb wu f'.rmed here tonictt, and the foJowir.jr ofScer. eUKted Prei.dent Pr II II liii'r, Vice FruisL, John Her man .eeretary aod Treeierer J.rnei P. fiarniti The e,.j', afepted a reKalti de'.aruii as.lr t rldlbf the b.')' e vs t1-w.ia '-r rld.01 t taogit ttt itrteti al a (reatr apid ttao that avowed f'.r carrtaa.a The H, I. A, f.arre.H Ttaat Tfla. Bir r.'vo.i Jr. 'y T-'.t ur all I.tcroiie letm waa dt fektadt'.der b '.e '.ter, la and A th etic I bin the r-wi ei-;t or r.roe tr t waa eer ae-n in 1 1 1 1 1 r In te lw ha te. i'.l -l.'er. la an, en 1'ored f'.'.r roe I 10 'l.e pr '.rl '.wi T' rtor l.le. tr.. rta:.p.or, at y tof.e iuhi. It at. t: wtUa r.rriei Its 'it. r Lnro;by 'lit 4 Hlifrrttfail America l(rea, ItFiiifi. Jr.lv 'J.-In to dy"t si,v,tlng con teits tie foi 0 r.p par.'.ed Arnrr:ni wmi CMS 'Issers rlet,'. 1: t-rhr'sliir. F'l'-leii. ,'fjdol.!f J ,rdr. rtr,rl Ml; 1,! )r,r, Mr. hiiartu of it' nnatl. Ur. k u "L of ht. Ijj'iih. and Mr. K'o.g of run truui.-tv.o HAVE YOU SEEN BOCGIO, THE XEW LAW twrutti OAMEt ZZCELLEKT ixetciir. UTfinksTiso akp czctnxe a (Fttxpn) octzkiOe game, xaucfactciep ar (PA-DUO Ml MOAPWAr, N ------i SIMMOCOLON IS A STAYER. jiff. ran rotisa stali.ws ir.ver.v orr ma r 'M'X OPPOSV.V1S AM) HJ.SS HASntl.r, lM I.lrelv Hpnrt nt rnlnt Ilreerr-Mnnahrlas i' ,'J Staid Trolt la a Jternlct al UilO 1.4- Aiifi Idea .N'nrtvnud Wlna tbn Stll.'l I luee. i '.ifw rim.ipr.tj'iiiA, July P.- This wns another long day at the Driving I'ark. thirteen heats i 1 being trotted bofore the threo races wer j ti decided. The truck was smoother than It was 'I I Tuesday, und two horses ontered tho 'J:3u list, 1 B 1 while llambrino .Maid plated her record at J f'' The way was made as early n-t iiobrIIiIo for fJiil) Camlllo in the 2:2 cIhhs, left oor from yesler- M day with four henln trottod. but xhe did not VJ have her spood, und Hlinmocoloii finally went r, wf on and boat tlioso that noro trying. Issaquena f' ti Til got a hont in moderate tlnn and lloyul did th kl 'ijj same, but the stallion had matters his own war r at the end, and tho timo of the eighth heat i uj! nboned that ho mlnlit tmvo gone along earlier. fjlc Ida Norwood was woll bncked for the 2:33 iSi class on thu strength of tho form aho showed at 'Jsl l'oughkeopsie, and alter losing two beats to 'if. Nimbus she won riultn cleverly nnd made tk t )M record of 2-20i. Nimbus also mado his dobut ;J V In the list by trotting in 2:20.. Jjy far th. yW best contest was that of tho 2:22 class, la 'il'i which -dlth 11 nnd Mambrlno Maid bad nduel ?'t,' to the doittli. Tho former was fast, but hither i at,' i log sovoral time-, and this caused her to break nV at tho critical moment, whllo the granddaugh- I jr ter of (Startle was n race maro alter the first Vgl J heat, which sho lorn by a broak at tho start. t ThoBaltlmoro ontry. Charley C got the first I mt' boat and a record of 2:21 which made sec- j ond monoy sure for him. '1 hero were upwal j 2 of (2.UIXJ in tho pool box In this event before a IX) heat wat trotted, and hotting kept up to tba Jrii last. I'rosldent Wonderotli did good work aa Wi'itf starter, nnd tho sport wus iiulto uptoUraud i)( Clroultform. S'Jiyti 2 24 clue, purie (irn. &lfi$ Elmmocolou, by r-'irutaont (Gold- Aty 11 mlth I 3 4 S 1 s J 1 'a'fil Royal (Mchm.on) .13 4 1 e a o 1 i jCif 1 CsmlUt 'Tr'.uli 3 I 3 t 0 3 4 'AJOl lHaquensPr..''otlJ 2S97HI4S 3nsT'7i Abbie V iTnnieri a 7 2 3 2 4 3dr Ml ALlt Mamie Wood. (snow) Kioto 2 3 2 Idr y-'lvrl Problem itiulntlni 10 2 7 d 4 dr tnftttl Orand It. (Cpmmlnire) 4 5 12 4 7 dr ll)ac' Rlniman (Predmore) 113 H fl 8 dr livtll Plialhiareeni 4 il H dr Sttnl TbaUafhqalre.) nil dr 3SiiJtl.l Flumor 'Pnnbtr) 7 nil dr fwa1 Harry W. (Pailllpti I212 dr ItFlil Tlm-2 AH. 2 2 204L 2 22, 2.21)1 !.23St Sat, Tlf JM Viu'claaa parse doo. AirCil Ida 'trwood. by Norwood (Fereaoce) 4 Sill WEeTP Mmbu. (Lervlii I 12 2 3 4lvlH Voln.y (Trouti 2 4 4 a a Ut'ft Yorker (Kelly) 3 2 3 a 'Til ill! Patrician (llentactiel) .1 3 3 4 4 jj.i Ttobertu. Taylor riioldamlthi il fl dr. 1 Jbwmli Te-(i3uM.2C!. 2:27-2:27. 2:l. j f li 2 22claat pur.eSOO't .tyrill; Mambrlno Maid, by XirabrinoFtartlt (Gold- j .J5lYrJ smltbi. .....1 til MS ivm Chtrler C. (IleriiicLob 1 2 7 4 SB 'ISfs F.dith ft. (irnoldi :t 2 2a ?tiU'93 Xaud XulierlPehart) 2 7 3 6 'irTfiKlV Aline (Elliott) 0 4 A a il iKt Edward (Uradr) 7 4 aat-lsiB Xarksman Maid 'llowelli .4 a e T M'TSf Ttme-2 2H 2 ISi. 2:1K.. 2-22H- i fl'ffifj There is a big card for tbe third day. Inolud- -i2aK ing the IJellevuo llouso Btako of t2.S(K), forth fl firs 2:27 trotters, the '2 class, and 2:2!; j.aca. 'r8lB Thestaite has a Hold nf sovon, Including I'am- W-'S lleo. HuUun. Itox. C. T. I., Andanto, liuckskln 'iN-ifs -P'k, and I'rlnco Henry. 3k.'Mn Trottlnc at Oewego. ;''M Oiwxco, July 3. Tnilre hundred peraonsVltnensacl u tht second day. race, of the O.weiro Jtaclna Astocia. '.Tfjtf$ Uon today. Tte afternoon waa very cold and a nigh Imlrv wind blew acroee ttt traiSc. Jewctt mad two ansae- VLB cifal efforts to lower hi. record of 2-I7H. mads on -'im'sti tliii track a year aeo He turned the flrit mile In 2:1(W 1 iJr'aS and the cond mile In 2 isac hummarlct follow: atleit 2 'i7 clan, pure tiVJ. LeyVvnl C A. ri '.!i'.'.'.!"'.'.3 2 3 fSfcE Mambrlno sonny 2 s 1 1 '4fltHH Brutna Uirl 1 s fl S,l S Xali- u 4 4 1 SilK Parbee. 4 tf a 1 U'kfW Tlme-2 3;. 2 nv,. 2.3114, j ftj&wm 2 24daj. purt(40it j ajpi SB Na'.ilns K.i.r a 111 1 lirPMa RrtiGothard 2 u 2 a ataei'lifl Ueor2 C 2 2 3 3 fiiTilf R.P. F 3 44 4 TO H Tricotint. 4 3 4 a .vg Pan.. a s dla -I; 1 Tlme-2:2il!(. 2-27. '.':T7t 2r2H. fVif 'B Tne nnr.niat.ed V 34 Laclnjf rice va- won by Con. In h'iI 9 Joe Grover h t.-ikln.econd money. Bis Injun thpd. iK IV and Pick B fourth. 1 ilV "OU" XUT 7JOIF.V .V Till: BU.I.H. 1 Ml' 'H IktWelr dTonmyWsrreanaveaBiiala ,i 3jf 1 fl rira- Ihe I'lcbt on TDe.S.y. jL J T Brrrno, July Afterpiece, to tht Weir Connors 51' "Xi knockiut Bcht lait nlrht were two very txcltlnrrtU -F'l"' llllom between the winner. Ike O'Neill Weir, and bis ji t, If second. Tommy Warren, tht feafher.welsht purllit who .gS.-'iX onct fouaht a 12'. round draw with the Betfatt f-plder. j ll After the battle the parUi.ta eicept Victim Connore, jfiM went with tbe offlrer. or the Erie County Atbletlo Club j ysI' 'W to the Iro'juoll Hotel to utile op Weir had won (I. V'i, 3 Vmihl TI buttherewer varioua debt, which the dlrectortdt- leil(iB cided to deduct. The amounted to (310, and In- i J&WmW ctcded Tommy Warren'e but for icrvlcea about 1 IsIiiIm which tht rump occurred. The room waa awSff nicety fornlahed and tht party wa. ir.ltlnr alonr wih VafJsn tallneia cipeditloo.ly, when Warren ai'.oniihaj tfi t WBdWfS. others by tavltt to the dlrertora "Gentlemen. Iain wUp,'j satiated that Weir win cheat me If !,e gua a rLinc-.. fjgjjlfa and I with yoa wocM seep oat the (2', bt owe. me flRaln)) Tht Spider caurht Wanen on the cheek before the dl- jt B M rector, hat a chance to reply. Weir had rprtirnr'arr&ti tLwS's the room and wat achtnr f'.r more flfht lit sot It, for I JBoBw Warren wheeled and returned Ihe Hpider'e blowe with 2 ewafi Intere.t. telnf In goo, .hn throiih tratn.n for a S ilQj txht ht taa on P. the near futurt. iedl.'B K'htn Pre.ldtiit Jotm II. Grlftla rocoiered from bis ffKDifi lurprlat Lt ordtred the men toitop, bit the keptrltfbt j mml 1$ tn ttursdnrstd tambllr.r aroant over tb coatly furnl- &i5i$rfi tar f.d r'rnlth. tbt Ptnr.r g7aiit urabb-.d weir and ifSiMiS h.ld htm by the noee. whi.e Warer, a rrien 1. reetraln-d fJHts him It you men cer.'t ltave .-titiraelrei like ffeotle- Vflfnctliv man. aalf Xr. Grlfhn ami make another ore, 1 il 44JBlHl hand 700 both orer to the pollr. wlistel 1 don't prtend to t. a ser.ti-man laid Weir ash f Ifiin Jlartd at Warren ar.d tbe .alter mad a remark about irfinJJ efendlnrhboi'lf V)ell. well fath ro'itoeetren 'ajn'4 Uemar.ly. aald Ur CriCu. H'.all.r.lek reaaed uutll tbia iaFVil morolntf whL Hit pi'Slllate r,aln collided Uelr sav ur5" o-.t.aal nliht p.at f.e.bo-d remain In Huff r, eereral USiP daya hot Warreu went hcntins for htrn today, and 1 '.m eT found that l.e ted oai.t.y v.ne to the Grind i antral efl''i'i' depot to take attain for Boaton Warrn'i anilely w.e fl'tcs1' due pTlncloally to the fip.der. poa.iri of a sold l IlaV wafb and chain and allver-handUd turkhern cant 1 ill? wl wtitch t.l' r.g.d 't t' t .earel.er It waa aca 1 1 IM boar bef.rt train time, and few r,ople wer '-'fati P. tht depot Warren a reoye.ta f'.r ,le proi. .MX. 'Jt erty were linpud-ntiy denlel. and r.nally h avl f maatad Ite fnld'r or.c t'r 1 ick A Mee'y ecrlmmar --Kf, tLa followed, tr oui'li V, eir fer-t-d t',e d-reoele fearp.a' mi vS errot If he r.lt 1,1a aat'enb Vtarran aa a wlna-up, JmV V reo-ieered Ma w.ter, arid 1 ar.e ar,1 the Pplder. dam. JB1 Ji ae;d more than he we laat nlir.L w-nt off for H'ltum K iff wr made nim..if r.Tr .ap'pui.r l,re and In Akron rl by 1,1a tecn.lar e'tl'.re v,.;e tra'r,lr, at Akron ha Bf. jit prt the foam '.I i.,y ti,r ,win Uliivl Cr-ir.ek-re U a la dl'e who f,aa-d h'u warren a, a that Walr was fSLf rery dr'Dl wren 'e wa. -jtto b-d In the Msntioa imz. a Kouat atl o'.,',ci yeaterdar afterr,r,or, and that a ''ttt' JH tecondl had hard work g e'tlnf Ul'u .1, tiiape to rrliL W 3 V mwmw,;z ill ftrzr tUsV'b cf tAi Uum vt tr i .ft t CMtvisTM it4rf, irtjf ki tuio'ti- wtrtifim il ertH Hal w Lf i Wolfi'sACMEBIacking 'M tea t na, aad water can't tfaroofh 'jj J m i OU r I OTH art tipwnttea.wl wtar wit, fat a t31 wither tin labor of aT.i.blor la.O'.ha I'llory, VT i wPluU 1 en tow mtlef l ot will ot.tala fa, iWi V aad r.t'l th fleer wen t py.k nlr.U'1 l' Wat j S .SlK-BON '111 m tie X W n Aa wtjj.ry u nAursj ,rit. yt.- i..i,i. tg U U .Vf, '.if- Jtum J.,r.i,i i yJ ft 1. j; I -MshiTtT iXathlf i I NOTICE TO FISHKRMEN. 1 B 1 it iitn i;i is j:o. iih io, SK yl hit tf' 't ,'r. V i ii, ,'..tU, K 'M MWIU I I, 7r t t 1j1if Elf 'ft .Wtlft-J t-; t I. U.t I 9Lt 4i .'i,i,r. it.'; j- tii 4(4-, f J,il'J UA-: t', W I If el tl, C, L, 1 jrf4. htu-jf :t Vi .vl M i v r tl'fi nut -c 4t4 1 t .4f sV.ii.ijj t f 7.- u :g.tut i 'At .J. r. MAItMTJ.UH, j 'tf CHirt r C1 Lft. fl 't

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rl 1,11, UJllllUllUN, 11,1111 JIM II llll, l WyJJ lll,JUlipjJWWppMWW Illllllllllllllllllll IWWWMBgBM IM A y THE g THURSDAY, JULY 111, law. i II TUPBSDAY, JOLY 10, 1800. Mil Ixmaon omeetefTHR SDK II I 430 Weit Strand p in eommntettloni should be sddrtmd t FBANK Mil XI. WIHTJi, 30 Strand, London, W a I It Will Not Depend on That, Our esteemed contemporary, tho Spring field Republican, beginning fujain to feel a tlmt there are othor things to llo for bo- Bides Mugwrumpnoss, opines that whether "Hiiiii will benccopted as tho Domocratlo Moses "hlngos on his view of cortaln "un pleasant themes which still vex the West ern nd Southwestern Dcmocratlo mind." The Republcan doesn't specify what tho allowed themes are. We need not discuss the local troubles of the South, West, or East; thoy oro not ,joinir to nominate the Dcmocratlo candltlato for tho next occasion. Tho cruolal tost for aspiring statesmen In tho National Convention of 1683 will bo provldod by the preclso and searching questions: Is ho a Democrat? Can he carry the 8toto of Now York 1b ho strong In Connecticut and Indiana? To jiw aoh and nil of thoso quostlous tho answer I i In regard to tho Governor of Now York lUj will bo an emphatlo Yes. j jjlj As a Domoerat, Govornor Hill Is a very Interesting and highly satisfactory Uguro to 'j political observors. Ho has boon ono of tho j most porvadlng and c(Tectlo political jwr- 8 ona.littes over known in tho popular party of C llii the Empire State ynt ho never has done hU B fighting on that Issue. 'While ho has dlrectod I I party affairs so long and so successfully, tho j question both bolow ami nbou tho surfaco 1 1 hae been tho success of tho Democracy. HU Ij I publlo utterances ha onlwajs aimed at dem- i i onstrating liow much better and worthier j I of support tho Democratic purty is thnu i R the Republican. No ono eer found him I U flllachnnco to speak with a prn erf ul on- j j' treaty to seo how much better he is than other men. His biuglo public refcrenoo to j (fl i hlmfiolf, the ulraplo Btatoment, I am a Democrat," Is as noticeable for its lono- l llness as It is improisho for Its truth. So far from himself forming tho theme for his ;B own discourses, lio is not o en their lusplra- I,"J tion. Ue talks as ho works, for Democracy, ,.v jnl not In a porsonal and potulant worry lest by i!I falling to subordinate Itself to his own be- ttl loved virtuos tho pai ty will go to tho devil, IV i but vigorously and hopefully, showing that I J2 It carries tho cause ond tho means of lctory 131 In Itself and deserves to win. iR These are tho sort of qualities to rnnko a JAB successful candldato for tho national Bll Democracy; and when tho Convention meets IB the Sprinaflcld Jicpubhcan will obsor o that H they will be esteemed of far higher im- H portonco than any local issues. I Lecturing the Senate. The petitions, remonstrances, and suppli cations which the strnightest sect of Repub lican organs are addressing at tho .Senate In regard to tho Tariff bill nio funny enough even in this weather. Tho tunes of the organs vary, and sometimes tho samo organ has a wholo set of tunes. Ono day the observant reader Is informed that tho Senate is undoubtedly aware of the neces sity of passing the Tariff bill, and will soon confound the predictions of tho Democrats by doing it. The next day thero 6eems to be a sort of pathetic surprise in tho tariff ssay. The conviction seems tobettiek llng through tho writer's ganglia that the Senftte is Inclined to be n llttio plow nbout tne Tariff bill. Therefore tHe Republican Senators aro politely prodded and reminded that Tom Reed and tho eyos of millions aro upon them. Tho Senate still continuing Its easy, slouching gait, and showing not the faintest tendency to hurry, tho 6pur is driven in a littlo doeper. The people, the dilatory Republican Senators are told, aro getting impatient with tho slow conch, con servative, aristocratic methods of tho Sen ate. Tho movement in favor of electiug Senators by popular vote will be powerfully propelled and accelerated If the Senate re fuses to respond to tho popular w ill a neat altos for Mr. Rixn and p i6S tho Tariff bill. We venerate the Senate, cry tho faithful Re publican editors, and therefore we hope that It will not injure its own prestigo and weaken its hold upon public confidence by dawdling over tho McKinley bill. This is what may bo called the Kick Re spectful. Tho Kick Indignant and tbo Kick Sulky are close at hand. But the Senate doesn't profit by tho reproof and tho in struction. Mr. FLUMnand Mi. Teller and their brethren In iniquity join with tho Democrats to tnko up the Sliver bill and turn tho Tariff bill down. Aw ful doubt be gins to gnaw tho bosom of tho Ingenuous Republicans who really believe that tho Mc kinley bill Is an honest bill, and not n thing of bran and sawdust. Can it bo that f this bill, to pass which through tho Houso Mr. Reed throttled tho minority and bull dozed tho weak-kneed in his own party, is not regarded with proper reverence in tho Senate? What is tho country coming to, and whoro con the Hon. Pheston D. Plumb V be going to 5 The Republican Senators have a right to h be a little vexed at the part which hns been H olvon them to play, Mr. Reed and Mr. U MaKuJiiET are to get the glory of passing a Tariff bill, and tho onus of smothering it, If tho party convonlonco can bo consulted and 'ft It can be smothored, Is to bo upon tho Senate. r' The foot is that the Republican chlofs have J played too flno a game. It is obviously for the Interest of tho Republican party not to pass a Tariff bill, but to try and warm over tho Issuo of 1838 in 1892. Having, for pur poses of bunoombo, passed a Tariff hill through one branch of Congress, they find powerful interests in the East demanding that It become a law. At the samo time. Republicans In Kansas and tho North west do not soem to want that sort of bill. It is a rather uuplensant situation. Tho easiest way out of the difficulty seems to be to discuss and amend nud tnko things easy in the Senate, and throw upon the Demo crats the responsibility of preventing the passage Qf the bill. That Is the programme. Tho Democrats aro to talk the Tariff bill to death so as to provent the Federal Election bill from passing. If tho progrummo jitc eeods, two bills, good for uso on tho stump but on exceedingly ticklish subjects, will bo killed, to the rellof of consorvatlvo Repub licans. If, howmcr, tho Tariff bill should becomo a law, Republican felicitations upon tho i8 suit of the scsilon would to colder than nt present. Politically it sometimes pays for n party to get tho credit of wanting to do morn than it does Not In It. I HI At tho tlncsliold of their fight for a re- I j formed, regenerated, non-p.irtlsan, nutl-ma- i Ik olilne, oiitI-politic.il, brand novv Humanity I Sr and an idealistic municipal ticket, the Clorl- M cal Citlcns' Cotniuittco are confronted with I gjj a reversonlmo'stuaBCiloiislnltschnrncteras i j .Hmdetoimluntloiiuf tho Hon. W M.uiuem- 11 down Ivi.ss toiemaln in town nil summer nl and electioneer on tlmlr bchnlf j El Mr. B. w. Gildeb has wiitten to iL 4 I T I the secretary of tho Clerical Citizens from a ilshlng bank In Massachu setts, Btatlng that othor duties nro press ing so houvlly upon him that "It is Im possible for him togivo that attention to tho subject which ho must give to a movement of tho kind to which his namo Is officially attached." Ho declares himself, we nro In formed by tho Kt cnin0 ftwt, In hearty sym pathy with the gcnornl objects of tho move ment. As IiAnnr Godkin expresses it, Mr. Gildeii is "for it, but not in it." This determination of Mr. OiLnr.rt to withhold his attention from a movomont to which his nnmo hns boon officially at tached, is doubly unfortunate In tho ilrst placo. It will deprive tho Clorlcal Citizens of ixvoto; in tho second placo, it will romovo from tho storm centre of the Clllens a sen tinel whoso gravo notes of warning are apt to bo oxprossod In poetry, which renders thom moro vnluablo and melodious. Tho in ference from Mr. Gildeii'h reason for with drawing is that ho Is elthor unnblo or un willing to glvo to tho Clerical movomont tho tlmo required of him. If ho sots tho fashion, tho outlook for tho Parsons will bo poor in deed. Tor if tho Poot havo no extra tlmo upon his hands, In what direction can tho Clerlcnl Citizens look for a man of leisure There Is, however, somo consolation to bo drawn from tho declaration of Mr. Godkin concerning Ilrotlior GitiDtn's retirement. Ho says that tho lnttor Is "for It, but not in it." Tills describes tersely and accurately tiio attitude of tho Cltizons themselves re garding this yoar's municipal contest. Thoy nro not in it. Somo Summer Philosophy. Mr. Albert Mathews, a member of tho New York bai, discusses Tho Art of Life in tho last number of tho Yule Rcvuic, taking as his text theso lines of Goetiie: "The art of Ufa is easily attained. Trust in ounelf, and roil the "hole hare gained Undoubtedly tho ndvlco is good, if you yourself nro trustworthy, but if you nro not, you must ti ust in somebody olse. You aio bound to bo thorcd osldo and to becomo a slave if ou cannot rely on yourself, for strength will nlwajs dominato weakness. DutMr. Matuews neglects togivo people tho further advlco not to fritter away their stock of foicc, a llxed quantity in every in dividual, by fretting over small matters. Tor Instance, it is not worth while to further tax )our energy In very warm vveathei, such as wo nro having, by running to and fro to seo how tho thoimoniPtcr ttauds. Tho truo way Is to keep nt work and foiget all about so small a matter as tho temperature, whether it is 70', 80, or 100. If it woie 20 below 7eio and ou had no ffio it would bo a different matter; you would havo to hustlo around to got warm. Hut when the thcrinometoi runs up toward blood heat, nature is treat ing )oa with comparative kindness. It you nro diessed properly, avoid stimulants, jnrl preoorvoyour soul In (nihHnets, you nro in capltul trim for work, unless tho work be under tho direct rays of the suu. In this latitude, too, the extreme heat is not likely to last long enough to becomo se ilously debilitating, unless to voiy young children. It passes away usually after n fow hours, or. If it continues through one day, it is rare that on the next it is not varied by refreshing breezes or grate ful showcis. Tuesday was a very warm day, tho thormometer lising to extinordl nary holght, but esterday a Iv ifying breezo swept over the town, making tho weather remarkably agreeablo. So it has been slnco tho beginning of summer. If wo havo had occasional tropical weather, It lias been quickly sueceedod by moderate tempera ture, and tho nverngo has made the season delightful. A man who growls at this sum mer is liard to please It is truo that thoro havo been somo rases of sunstroko during tho last two days, but thoy were few. Deaths Iiom that causo nro never many. It is ono ol tho least aetivo in tho whole list of mala dies from which people suffer in Now York. Tho indirect injury to health duo to high temperature Is also compnia tivoly small, so far as adults aro concerned. Children under flvo years, in whom vitality is feeble, may gasp aw ny their lives under tho weakening effects of dlscnfcs produced or aggravated by stilling air, but older people in fair health and of habits up to tho aver ago got on very well. Tho heat does not kill them. Tho cold of December, January, and February is their dangerous enemy. Then the death rate among thom goes up, aud pneumonia and pulmonary diseases generally and diseases of tho air passages becomo life. Tho heat Is of great advantage to us, and It docs ery littlo compensating harm to men und women. It makes lively trado for tho dealers in straw hats, the Ice cream saloons, the Boda fountains, tho sellers of flannel 6hirts and gossamer coats, and tho keepers of summer hotels and boarding houses. With tho help of occa sional rain, it pushes forward vegetation and assures richness of crops. It also sends pcoplo out to enjoy tho open air, tho green fields, und tho rolling surf. Meanwhile- tho laborer sheltered from tho sun can pur&uo his tasks without blowing on his fingers to keep them from being frost bitten. Many of tho churches aro closed, it is true, so that the pastors may havo their play time, but thoronro parks and gardens in which a man can lift up his Eoul In grateful dovotlon, if ho Is bo dis posed; nnd Mr. Mathews lays ltdown as a cardinal rulo of tho art of llfo that n man fatiould strlvo aluajs to maintain a high con dition of health as of equal bpliltiul and ph)slcnl value. It is also as easy to philosophize, admon ish, nnd counsel when the thormomotor is at 100 as when it falls to 00, nnd you nie as likely to bo successful In scaiclilngout tiio secret of tho art of living by theorizing on tho subject when tho tempointuro is at blood heat as when It gots down to tho freezing point. Probably tho man who goes to woik and sponds his thought on his task rather than on himself nnd on theories of llfo, is doing the best he can and all ho can in both winter nnd summer to solve the problem of ills dffitlny. Ono thing Is cei tain; ho Is bound to get where he was born to go, whatever tho changes of the thermom eter as ho pursues his way. Not a Silver l'lutform. Piof. RoiiEitT Ellis Thompson of tho Unlv orslty of Pennsylvania ov hlontly knows moro nbout political economy than about tho personal idlosyncntclrs of tho Padded Candldato. In an nitielolu tho Irish World ho wiltes as follows: That the whole Pemncrallo iirl) In the Senale, with the eiceitiuii of Ncura. SIi)"iuKfu (inn and Wiiinx hate cone otcr to the advocao) of unlimited rllvrr muM te cheerful newe to Mr CLttrMtn It In TOlvMDutliiuz than putting Into the neit national platform of the panr a dn larailon to hkli he ill not he at'e to eubecrlbi and It thin dlviuall e hlin from beinjr again Ita eandldvte for the President y According to the Jliiltimore .S'm, mouth piece of tho Neck-or-nothlng fanatics, "tho definition of tho sllvei policy tf tho Demo crutic party, everybody knows, lb foi tho present in other hands than tho'o of tho Democrats In Cotigress According to tho samo faithful gastrophilist, "if elected to J tho Presidency, Mr. Cleveland will rer&sort his views In regard to silver, and tho Demo cratic Houso will roopect them as authorita tive." Piof. THOM1-80N doesn't seem to un derstand that in tho view of tho gastrophll Ists Sir. Cleveland Is tho platform. Thoy are nwlmming around In his nildst llko tho pilgrims in Pantwirukl's Insldcs. Hut of coureo tho Neck-or-nothlng men would go Into equal raptures over their Idol If ho should novvdevolop ns great a lovo for sllvor ns ho had hostility to It In 1895. According to Senator Vest thoro has been a moving In the doiithsslnoa 188S. "Ihavo reason to bolluvo," says tho Missouri Sena tor, that ho (Cleveland Is hotter Informed novv upon it t ho silver question nnd moro in sympathy with tins pooplo of tho great West, and with tho Iminonso majority of tho Dcraociatlc paity." If Mr. Vlst Is right tho devotees havo boon "dilating with tho wrong emotion," llko Mr. Choate nt tho opera, and tholr spooch must now bo silver. Rut whatever tho Man of Weight may think or not think, or think ho thinks about silver, ho Is himself tho only declaration nud platform that ho cates about. Ho heartily subaorlbos to himsolf, and will till tho end of tho chapter. In Ida platform is nolthor silver nor gold, but simply Mo: n largo and bulged pronoun of tho ilrst per son. If representing tho opinions and tho wishes of tho Dcmocinoy is still considered necetsary in a Democratic candidate, Mr. Cleveland Is disqualified on a half dozon publlo questions. Facts for New York Democrats. Tho last Governor of tills State, who was elected for a two years' toim.vvns Samuel J. Tildek. That wus tho tenure from 1825 to 187G; but, by an amendmont to tho State Constitution, adopted by tho pooplo on Nov. .1, 1871, tho term was extended to three yoais, nnd tho Ilrst Govornor eleclod under it wns Lucu's Robinson. During moio than half a century, whllo tho term was two years. Stato officers woro chosen on tho alternate ycais. 'Ihus thero was a Stato election oery year, the Governor and Lieutenant-Governor be ing chofaon in tho years of oven numerals, nnd tho Secretary of State. Attoinoy-Gon-eral. Treasurer, Comptroller, and State En gineer in tho yoars of odd numeral?. Tho Ilrst break In this usage of fifty years was in 1873. Tho eecond was in 1884. Tho thiirt wns in 16SC This yoar's contest will bo tho fourth. What are likoly to be the effects upon party prospects and chnnoes four months henco of this absouce of a ticket of Stuto officers to be balloted for by tho peoplo? Whli.li party will it Injure? Thochances of what organization will it promote This question can bo best answered through reference to previous elections in which there has been no Stato ticket to bo voted tor. In tho contest of 187S the only official elected was a Judgo of tho Court of Appeals. This being a judicial office, party line-, were not tightly drawn. Tho result was that theso lines were broken down, and tho doctors were treated to many surprises. Tho Greenback candidate, tho veteran Gideov J. Tccker, received the prodigious number of 75,000 votes, nnd miiny coun ties were almost revolutionized po litically. Nor was this tho extent of tho changes. In tho city of Now York, contrary to previous ex pectations, the candidate for Ma) or nomina ted by Tammany Hall was defeated by a coalition candidate who had a majority of more thau 20,000 votes. The remainder of the coalition ticket was successful, a Re publican District Attorney being chosen nnd tho Democi.itio judicial candidates being defeated. Tho delegation from this city to tho Albany Afsombly chosen in that contest includod eight Republicans nnd thirteen Domociats, tho largest Republi can representation over sent from this city. In one of tho strongest Democratic districts uptown, n Republican. Thomas Munnir, v as chosen Senator, whilo three Republican Congressmen were elected in the persons of Mesin. Morton, McCook, and Einstein; nnd distinguished Democrats, among them Orlvndo H. Potter, Liwrewij Jerome, and Astovy Eickhoff, woio defeated. Tho local administration passed into tho hands of tho Democratic minority. Throughout tho State tho result was similar. A Domociatlc Assemblyman was eloeted from Cortland county, Troy went Republi can, Westchestor elected throe Republican Assemblymon, Erie county live, nnd Albany four: n solid Republican delegation from each. That was In 1878. In 1881 there was no Stato ticket to bo chosen, the terms of two Judges of tho Court of Appeals ex pi! ing nud being filled by mutual ar rangement between tho parties, by tho two Incumbents being renominated nnd sup ported by both. Tho absence of a Stato ticket, and tho consequent elimination of State Issues from the canvass, brought about eomo bui prises, as in 1873. In tho munic ipal contest in this city an Independent Democrat, opposed alike by Tammany Hall and the Republican candidate, was chosen by anuijorlty of somo 10,000; ond n District Attornoy, Comptroller, nnd other officers upon tho samotlckot were successful. Similarly In 1880 tho only office to be filled wasthntof tho Judge of tlioComtof Appoals. At that election occurred tho memornblo Labor mo cment in this city, vv hlch resulted in tho casting of 08,000 votes fora mushroom candidate, without avowed political affilia tions, without party support, und without ut tho outset any hopo of success. The absence of a State ticket leads natu rally enough to n Inrgo amount of In dependent voting. There being no test of paity allegiance., outside candidates prollt nnd outsldo movements nourish. Idols aro knocked over and fences mo btoken down. 'I ho situation this ear much resembles that of 1878 and of 1880. OuoJudgoof tho Court of Appeals is to be clioson, and thocoursoof tho elections will not only bo nffectod by tho absence of n btnto ticket, but an entirely now ballot law, tho operation of which no person protends tu understand, goes into effeit for tho Ilrst time. Under these circumstances, It vvould certainly bo tho part of wisdom that no Domocratlo organization in the city of Now York should embark In miy wool gathering adventure that can cause tho party here to be confronted with tho menace of an outside movement, made up of float ing, discontented, nud Independent olements. Whejo f-uch a movement vvould bogin Is eas ily peon; where it would end is not eo plain. Tho ear 1800 is a poor year for political experiments In this town; nud tho Demo crate of Now York, vv bother they belong to ono oi tho other of tho established Democratic factions, or aro affiliated with neither, should get together nud stay to gether until tho light is over. Mot s Uov, tho Kurd who ninth) such n reinarl.ntilo record as Turkish Governor in Armenia, 1h to ho put on trial for the third time in ConfUntlnoDle for his nlch-bunded dolnrs. The Armenians and many other imoplo thinl. ho oucht to bo hanged, but bo hni heon ncqulttol twice by tho curiou judicial rrno-csi-oH of tho Orient It h'lDPflnn that there ar charge croukU aeaintt Mm to l.uep him 4111 trial for tho most of hh life If they are all proditort. We are not tolrt what rmrtioulai crime fllll bo InvoMlzated this time, bat his proe- cutors mar take their pick froraavory long Iht, Includlne four chorees of assault with In tent to kill, tno of assaulting womon, throe of nrson, four of robbery, and four ot murder The complainants against him lu the previous trials havo boon troatod good donl llko crim inals under arrest, but thoy have succoedod in convincing the world that Moubba Itoy Is any thing but a humano and spotloss charnctor. We find In 7i!i7: Leslie's ltlwiti ated Air paper some pretty livoly nttacks upon the Hon. Jamks QiLLrnriG Hi.aine, now Secretary of BtRto. One ot tho editors and nroprlotoru of 1 this Illustrated newspaper In Mr. ItUbSitLi. 1). IUhiubos. son of tho I'rostdant. Aio these nttacks a family matter or only political Does the President deslro that Mr. Blaise should loae him Or Is this nntl-I)LAiNE demonstra tion only a shrewd device ot the Hon. W, J. AnKKi.L, a journalist of many dovlces, to excite publlo attention nnd to boom tho rarer I There aro niysterlos In journalism as thoio are In science. Hero It Is near tho inlddlo of July, and they nro still contending anil disputing, nnd nssoino say, bribins, about the site 0! tho Pair In Chlcniio. At this rato thoy will have to tnko anotuor nostpnnomont of tho oponlnc. and a Ions ono. Womovo that it bj put off till the joar 1D0O. and then that It bocln on the that day of September nnd end ivith tho cool mouths of tho j ear. about tho first ot May, 1001. To oxposo innocent foroleuerd to tho summor furies of Clilcnso wouldlosomothlugculpablo. Meanwhile let the I.ako front bo dovoted to its proper usos, and let mere be no connection bolweou tho nnnivorsarr ot Columdum nnd any sckomo ot Chicago land cainblois. Virtue Is Its own reward. Wo reveal no confidential secret when wo report that tbo Hon. James JEiinsnvrnvT IIelpfn ot Syracuse has becomo ono of tho greatest mon in the Itopubllcan pnny ot Now York; and tho roturns are not nil In rot. All bill Vsctwth rialltotheo Thin or OUmli' All hill Mactetti, Lull to thci TLmo o( CavrJort All htl Macbeth that llilt tit Mnjr hereatterl Mr. YiLLAHD tho other day expressed vory positivoly tho opinion that groat dls covoiios In electricity aro at hand, la fact, ho expressed this idea as absolutely as if the Alt cOTOtioa woro already knonn to him. In flvo yeard, he raid, there will not be a steam loco mo'.lvo on any railway in tho United States and every kind of machinery will bo driven by electricity. Ttiai wanU water Frank Ltillt t Ifewtpaprr, Good I Hitherto the great want has been whiskey. Texas Is certainly in tho way of moral Improvement. Dr. Petf.rs has returned to Zanzibar, and the now s that awaited him thoro must hare niado him feel that life is hardly worth living. In tbo first place, he went out to rollevo IImin. but tho bird nad flown long boforo Peters reached tbo lake ro&ions. As be was dotor rolnedto roliovo somebody, he turned his at tention to Mwaxoi. the much-buffeted Kinc of Ucnnda. and, according to oil reports, helped to boost that jounc man on his throne again, and then made a treaty with him nladnefalr Uganda under German protection. But tho statesmen nt home b.tvo wiped out the results of Dr. Petees's diplomacy. Uganda Is a British possession, and all that is left to Petehs Is tho vivid recollection of his tribulations, which were more numerous than the pleasurable features of his journey. Our thanks aro due to the St, Joseph Ballot, an excellent journal of Missouri, for the cour teous correction of an historical error into which we wero led tho other day In Breaking of tho Hon. Jeff Chandler. Wo set him down as an ex-Confodorate, which it seems ho nerer was. As tbo Ballot remarks. Our New York contemporary probably had in mind that dis tinguished St. Joseph citizen. Gen. Jeff Thompson" That is so. nnd TnoMrsoN was a military nustlor. any way. The Democratic Opinion of New Tork From the EingKamton CUl Thoro is no reason why Broome county should not clvo Governor Hill earnest and early support in 1892 for the Presidency, lor years tho county hns always been found on the tide ot the winning candidate. It reads tho sUnsoftho times correctly. Every day now the chances of tbo leading candldato will grow. Really ho has no opposition. Every whoro leudlng papers and Democrats declare. as goes this State so goes the country. This condition, too. will remain so long as ev. York is needed to eleot. It is Idle to talk about Mr. Clovoland. He wnsboaten four ears ago. Ue bad the Fed eral officeholders with the sense of favors to be received to stimulate tbem, and he could not carry New iork. He could not In 1892. ex cept by the division of our adversaries It is a fioor hopo to lean upon. Governor Hill never ost tho State. Every year of his Administra tion has found tho party stronger than the year before. Confes-edly It Is due to his lead ership, which has reached to a detail with which no one's, unless it is the great Tllden's. could compare. It Is folly to talk about giving up a sure thing for a chance. bovernor Hill has enemies in tho State. It is true. Ui had '1 lldec. r:o had ltoblneon. ho bad lo aland, as was too manliest. Hill's enemies wish to mskosuehu hubbub that tho nomlnution will go West. That Is un Idle scare .New ork votes as a unit, wbonsbo names her favorite It goes. That Is history repeating itnolf. No closer delegation in Its dlWsion over went into a Convention than that which entered the ono In Chicago lu 1H81. When it gathered. Man ning wan not sure be could control It. He merely hoped to. No more vlndletlte or threatening warfare was evor witnessed than that made before the solection at Chi cago Clovoland wa nomlnatod, however, easily. It must be so even tlmo. The Conven tion cannot listtn to the minority. '1 hat would te hari-kari, 'the Mate is lenutrod. The leador tho majority names gncp. Tho Call pre figures the selortlon of our Governor nnd his triumphant election, for ho Knows how to win and stay there, not win and loao by cureless noss, dishonesty, orlncoini eti nt management. He looks nftnr things himself. He does not trust men to look after his Interests who nro not worthy of lonfldonce, who will bet up littlo parties toelovato ttemselros nt his o iienso. or tbo expense of tho party. In short, ho knows how things Miould be done, und ho goes and does them. All aboard. An Inkllne or Un rlttc-u History. From the JInitMjoU Jtmnm I Thl wat Mre. llendrlrl farewell to Goyeruor lllll of .Sew Vork when lis lert IndlanapolU, "If you let Hr Clerelann beat yoa for the nominn tlon tlnvernor. I don t want ou ever to come to 107 lioub again." Poeitlitiilirninrantraniarlcunrelt any political Tile tors t Mil llenilruli, in wife ot the V Ice President durlns Prettdeut Cleveland term, would. It mUht lie naturally auppoiia. einouie the rauhe of the ex I'reil (lent Mre. Ilendrickeliiotuethln; ota pultilclan her self. What did alio meant A Ilemncrntlo View or Irvelnnd, nvin the 11 luriborre fituttraer Orover Cleveland wan nut eincere when lie wrote hie letlir of reiret ileillulPK to be prtftnt nt the unreiliin; of thf monument 10 Vire 1 reeldrnt lleuflrlckn. Ill plea of oxcuetf wui a preie of liualneie yet it In awrll known fot tliut on tho da In iuritlon tie wae enjoy ltifai,ulrt rest at till couniry home In Marion viuie It need not be eaid tlmt Pcmecrati. aro Juatlr Indignant at the ant of rep-it tlinwr. 10 true a Democrat ae Mr llenJriclii. und Cli velaul e rnldneM will not odd tu thefeellnif enirrtalnti toward hlru by Pemocraie in ventral Hut It I t leteUnd all mer and ue should perhapinot be dUappoluted at hie JjcW of feellnir au I humauit). The Hnenk Ilrmoiritcy hUrd l'p. Ifw the t itlcago HeratJ. We hate had of late jeireu new variety of Pimoc. racy an Pattern product, (or tho greater pert, which en dlepceed to apolofiro for hat little Democracy it bad No member of ikie wluj of the party did honor to lleudtl'ki. Ilot.ivrutlier Ht itemimnehlp. front the n uta l HtmlL Real italeimandilp In fl aihtnifton now adayi conilitl of gctttu' touiebody 10 pair with A Z.OUK Time Jletwecn Sunstrokes. Frmxthltlxlroao tribune No unlrrkei 111 Chicago for the fait two dn a. A .Motto for the Duke. nemfAc Jtoilw 1hi. Proroeed mono on the ooatofarmi of the Duke of ConnauiM m nun giadlum. ealtem eatarlutn deitringtv It not the Itvord. at leaet 01 eaUry 1 draw," Trre fSEVMATlC (1VN IUIAL. I the Veetlelna to be n Ilinnmltn Cruller or it Gun Cotton miner t Wabiuvoton, July it. Somo criticism has been made upon tho test of tho dynamlto weapon manufactured at fold hprlnc foruo In Australia, on the ground that nil tho fliells wero filled with sand Instead of with dynamite or with any sort of eti losivo. It has been re called that in tho lat toot of tho so-called dynamlto guns of tho Vesuvius gun cotton wascmployod, and that sbo has novoryot unod either nltro-glycerino or dynamlto In hor sbolls since her guns wero taken aboard. So far as tho ttlal at Cold Hprlnc Is con corned, this criticism is misplaced. Nothing Is moro certain than that tho puoumatlo tubo I wns prepared to throw sholls containing burst I Incvhargos. but an Injunction wns obtained against tho company owning It, 011 the score of tho dangerous or Injurious character of tho experiment. Hut oven without that Injunction It might havo been prudent to throw dummy. Instead of dynamlto shells, at the Ilrst trial. As to tho actual results of tho oxpotiment, thoy woio successful In some respects and un successful in others. They were wholly grati fying In tho diselosuro of the force ot com j pressed air that could be obtalnod nnd used, a I ran go of 2U miles tho highest yet achieved, I being renchod. This In itsolf, Is n groat tri umph. For, although, of courso, such a raugo would not bo sufllclont for all purposes against powdor guns, yet it would bo entirely adequate for no mo purposes, such, for example, us tho defonoo of narrow channols, when emploiod In shore bnttorlos or In armorclads whero sufll clont protection could bo glv on to tho wonnon. Tho unfortunate results woro tho bad per formances of tho Ilrst and third rounds, in which the sholls woro wild nnd collapeod at a long distance from tho targot. Tho othor shells showed a cood doeroo ot stoadinoss of flight nnd an udoauato range which Inst was the m.tlnnolntof thotnal. 1 low ovor.lt Is enfo to say that w lion this gun Ib tnken to rhooburyness for testing by tho llritlsh (ovoiniuent tliore will bo a proper torloh ot oxpoi InienU to detormluo how ini tho pneumatic gun can ho rolled upon In point of m curacy. Ihoro Is no nue-tlon that it can threw dinnmlto with safotr, but thoro is n groat do.il ot question ns to n hcthcr, whou uiountod nbo-iru shin una with tho triple dlsHdMtutagos or theslnwncss of tho Might of tho projocillo, tbo motion ot tho vossol from which It Isilred and in which It Is llxed, nnd tho disposition of rami y of the projectiles to wabble, theso latter can bo rollod upon to lilt nstetm vessel In motion. Hut whatever tho fact In this rojpcct, there is au unuuestlonablo Hold for this weapon Inland battorlos; nud the e tont of this field tho tihoehuryno3sc.purlmentB will probably demonstrato It Is as a shore woapou that tho British will uso It. As to tho Vosuvitis, It Is pretty well under stood nmong naval oilleors that she will not fulfil tho description of her given In the oltlclal register as n dynamite crukor. Mho has never tired anything but gun cotton hitherto, and Bho is not likely to experiment Willi any othor sort of oxnlothe as tho bui Mine charges of her snails. 'J his. how over. Is not the fault of the pnoumntic gun. which has repoatodly and suo cossIlllly usod dynamite but It ropults from tho (net that gun cotton has always been the favorlto high oxploslvo of the nav. Oflleers who might not care to cart y about .1 quantity of nitro-gelntlno 01 dynamlto for tholr proioo tlles would mnko no obicctiou to gun cotton. Ono great advantage in tho latter la Its enteiy In bundling under all oircumstnnce-. since it can bo so prepared that It will not be ex ploded by shock. It can also be mndo to re tain its good dualities under all changes of temporaturo It Is therefore probablo that tho esuvlus will be a gun-cotton boat instead of a dynamlto boat, and all calculations as to the elloct which would bo produced by the explo slun of one of Its sholls should bo Laed on what gun cotton can do. It Is truo that gun cotton like melinite is used in powder guns, but not in ouch quantities ns can be employed with tbo pnoumntic gun: und. although it Is less powerful than the preparations ot nltro gljcerlue. vet It Is eo much more efHelent than powder that Its uso in the "V osuvius will make her a formidable craft under the right clrcum btanceu. fcven with tho drawbaok of the mor-tai-liko flrenr her guns, as contrasted with the horizontal shell llrlue of powdor guns, the far larger quantity of gun cotton which can be used In the former Is a groat advantage. btlll it is not probable thnt our dynamite, or. as it should henceforth be called, our gun cotton cruiser, will ev-er bo duplicated. Con greSH long ago gave adequate authority for uilding another Vesuvius but the Nary De pnrtmont has not yot thought It expedient to do so If the pneumatic gun should over be used In any other v es-ol it w 111 probably bo in an armorclad. which could give bome protec tion to the apparatus, whereas now. on tho Vesuvius It could easily Ie destroyod by the most ordinary antagonist before coming with in a ran ire suited to its own weapons. It is very doubtful, indeed, whether tbo Vesuvius would ever bo actually subjected to an enomy's dlroot lire, but she could rapidly conduct hor guns to any needed point on the coast und might thoro obtain tlio protection of an Ironclad, a fort, or n mound of earth "tielterinc hor from direct lire, and enabling ber to uso her weapons to udvantugo. Meanwhllo the Cold Spring trial has con firmed nil that had been claimed for tho pneu matic weapon as un nlr torpedo In point of range. None of tho submarine torpedoes have ever reached anything lite the two nndone iiuartor miles shown to bo fenslhle with this apparatus. Usod In a fort, for covering n space where specific amounts of pressure could do liver tho projecti'e at points ascertained by practice beforehand. It ought to prov e a useful auxiliary in harbor defence. COST OP TUB AQVBDVCT. More than Twenty-tbree Million Gone Into tbe Great Work. Tho Aqueduct Commissioners mot yostorday and received reports indicating that everything wns progressing satisfactorily, so that the big tunnol mny bo temporarily nut to its work of earning water to tho uni-atiafled city on tbo loth, as promised a month ago, Tho chief englnoernnd Construction Com mittee having reported that O'llrlon A Clnrk hail properly cnmpletod soctlons Hand ilnnd shafts 12 and IS',, and lleman lark shaft Ill's, the work: was acceptod. On motion of Comp troller Meri tho chief engineer wns directed to report what reductions In his force can bo mala toreime theexpeuses incident to tho nearly completed work, Tho Cominisninnors then voted to draw $'00,1)00 of their Appropriation to be used for tbo expenses ot the engineer corps and the clerh nl force in closing up tho work. Secretary hheohan made an interesting report ot the cost of tbe work. eiCKirr. Irombondiiieued S;3,W3,030 45 nrrNDiTrars. Voochereand pay rot S2SSn,?O07n Conlracteand agreement! lP4H3itfti.A l.ind and land OMniAgrK ,r,j T.il If) t ninmifc loner of Appraieil 1,41m u7ti 79 luiame due Comptroller .n.eia 17 .J,lic,U3J 45 loud noLstLxr ljui.h vs. lie Kojrn There Muat JNcTcr JT!i War lie. tvveen Utnulnni! und Tbln Country. JUiTiMonB, July 9. Lord Wolsoloy in a let tor received In this city, wrltos. "Tho closer tho bonds, of union between mother aud child, Kngland nnd the United Htates, tho bettor it will bo for both, lor our race, and, imlood, for civilization. Thoo who 1 ant about causes ot diiariel between tin aro no friends to olther nation nor to huninnlt). Ihoio must never be war I etwoen us, no mnttoi how much either or both mny be ogged on by thnxo who hute the Kngllrh r.ieo. and would tLerofnro lllo to teuusat onoanoiber'it throats. Wo feel milto as 1 proud of tho f nlted States as any of Its po i tile can be. Its honor and reputation are as dear to us us thoy can be to thom on the othor (lilootilio Atlantic1 and I itijolco uhowi all things to think that tho mutual icsioctwe have nlwnvH had forono nnotln r I now ma turing into a sincere und mutual affection llraBlzcd 'i'brou'i tbe Hirrrt Handcuffed nnd Willi Hie I.ck Hbnckled, I'dwln 1'. Dojle nliolt wanted in lortlaid Ore for forger, wre arretted lu :VeK burgh )eniuda) b) Delec tne Pay nt Porllund an 1 brought to the f,r,nd itntral Dtpot Pa:, fnuud lhat he nould haee to wait a Hum lerof hour to lie ilepar ure or hit train and lie brt uir it Poy e to tnlae Ilea hiuirlert lie left the elevattd rond at iiltreker tlreei miUi Pole hend ullel and Willi Iron 1.I11I1 He 1 U lilt lege Vtrond Jfuloued I'oile atlie thimlel alonglii the lr.nn A tl e door of l'( 'ice Ho nl tutrlert bergreu. n Toole male Hay re motetlio lia 1 1 f 01 1 hit 1 n n r t let ttediui treit prltMiere tliata In Sew Tork rail o Tonle At er wr I reuoved the thai.kle ho net pcrmillei to luck up Doyle Tbe a'aper f'liaeeia are- llulnic flood Work, Knje Mr. fleuttlo. Street rieaulngCooimlieic tier liana lleattle It very well talialed with the w irk of hit police attutanla. and lc mil lent tint they will be a great help to the dtpuunent He doet not baid lint oplrlon on tho niun er or arreitt that ihevhate Hindu at the re ord In Un- rrilcuiar oul I ettl 1 rim e been much greater nut 1 e In 1 counteikd the men to I e loniTvattte an I tltlnke tliat the- pubitt nllon of the ficlt if the arrrmt jnaleauu ttetou.etflf ofleme will te a utttullu ha. ing a dele-rent effeit nt though a Ln eaie aud drag net ijritem or arreite wat retorted tu Lome to bee Our 1'ulille Worke and I'n. rilHped riliituee. Mi) or Plngreeif Pe rolt, wih a de egitloi of other rrpretriiiatitce from that clt, It in Vork Inipert lug (11 department! an I rmbiia worki t oininlii oner nirar thotret tbem uueli that liiirr'tttdjihriii lu me department yetterUa) audlutroducel tbctu to Mayor (Irani. A ?EAI?S VITAL STATISTICS. Itow Many or Were Horn, and How Mmiv niril or Were Mutrled. Tor tho first time In flttoon years tho Iloaid of llotlth hns Is'iiod au annual report. Hither to Its reports have been qtinttcrly but recently 1 rofldont Wilson derided that a mure nceiiruto Idea of the city health statistics would l.o ob tained fioni n voarly statement, Tho report just Issued for tho vour 1881 contains n great deal of Interesting Inlormatlon, am' t-ome that Will bo surprising to tho nvorago cl Iron Tho Hnnltary lluroau reports lioi s7." inspec tions 'jn,89ienuesi)f complaint returned, nnd 17..VJ.I complaints from citizens. The milk In 1 spoctionsnuuiboied 44,511, and Cl 211) speci mens worn oxamlnod Only 72 complaints to hultod. hlx thousand two hundred and olghty four quarts of ad ultoratod milk woro dostroj od. 1 howover. nnd 1121 persons wore arrested. Of theso too wore hold lu bail for examination or I trinl, and $10,515 was colloctod tu !lno-. 'Ihofiuit and food luspoctors hud n great deal ot work. Thoy made 1.17 complaints ns tho result of 31.9HG Inspections, nnd selod nnd condemned 1.4'J5,u30 pounds of fruit and food, including: Jlananat, Tnj.400 poundi, pearliei te,7Vii pnnndt, ornnget 71 P3v pi uudt peart, h Miiounlt apple pi lui po tilde pllieapptet J'il 405 poun 1c grapee 3 145 poundt rhrrriet, ..Isiiouude, letiioui, icifo iouiiit eieloue Pino puunile nuione m co poundt iu,torted vegetaiilri i (5 puudt canned iOodttt3j5 ouu lit cbeete j,loi) poundt. The meat nnd fish Inspectors sebod 1.7i"1.281 pounds of meat mid fish, of which thnlnttot contributed l.ltASiM poutids, and tho rest was mado up of 117,102 pounds of bcof jiti.Ji') pounds of veal, ba.!l)l pounds of mutton, only 10.3J5 pounds nt pork 127.150 pounds ot poul try. 0(1 pounds cf vonlson. 3i I'm pounds of rabbits 2 558 t oui.dsof hams and 'Jul pounds otsuusago. Ot tho oidorn given by thu Hani tan Huroau.10.71ri were lomplied with, aud 14.d2'l wore not. heventeon ihoiibund llvo hun drod and nine night instectlons of tenement npartmontB wore mndo for tho purpose of do tocilng overcrowding, and In tVJ'i ukcs ordets were issued tor' duco thonuniborof occupants In rooms. Of tho usuul nuUoncos In tene ment houses, such ns bad voutllntiou, obstruction ot llro eseapos, cesspools, dungor ous or obstructed chimneys, broken or lllthr floors lliOlwere nbuied. Tho carensses of Ci 'M2 hornon, 2Ahl calves, 21 7(15 dogs and cats, nnd n'l'i rheop wero reiuovod from tho streets. Twenty-thion thousand throo hundred nnd lllty-threo nsos of contagious dlFo.tso. in eluding 1.411 of typhoid fovor. 8 s4" of senrlot I lorori nil lot measles ittsuof diphtheria 12S I ot cerobn-splnnl meningitis, 2 of email po. 27 ofvuricella and 1 of ioimisbIs woro reported, and .1 ti22 deaths oust c I Ihoro woro 2t;,t)'lG ilrst vaccinations nnd 11,200 porsons wororo vacclnatod Tho Dislnreotlng Corps fumigated 20.245 und dlslnfocted 1.15 rooms. One hun dred and elgbtj-two miles of subway outs nnd troncl cs were disinfected. From tho b.ilo of hnvino vaiclno virus 12.4TO2J wns received. Tho summer corps vlsitod 201.52U persons and prescribed for 10,14$. Tho lluroau of Vital Statistics received 14,400 mnrnae;o certificates for entry. There woro 87.527 births and aWi I deaths reported. Ouly 404 negroes wero reported as having married. Of the doaths reported 21.423 occurred in tan 1 otnent houses. 7,'isi in institutions. IsJiih in dwellings containing les3 thnn three fnmlllos. alio In hotels nud honrdlnghouf.us und toH un classllled. The groattst number of deaths were duo to phthlsl. with pneumonia second lntholibt. Innpltooftho talk about tho pre valence of gonernl paresis, onlv 2'iS dea'hsnro attributed to it: 2JU I orsous died In delirium tremens. 14 of opium poisoning. .13 by lllumln atlnggas. 47 by othor poIsonB 214 by drown ing, s'l on railroads, .7 wore run over, 78 wore sulfocatod, 244 committed suicide, 47 wero clubbed to death flwoto stabbed. 14 were shot. 1 diod of trichinosis, and 5 wero judicially hanged. Tbe greatost mortally occurred dur ing tbe woek ondlng J uly 13, which corresponds to the present one. Tho moan tomperatmo during that week was 70.2. Tho greatest number of doaths occurred In the Nlnoteenth ward. Ireland contributed most to the doatb. record the I'nlted htates noxt. Germany a close third, riglity-flvo Germans no native Americans 18 Irii-hmm, 4 rronchiuen, 11 Hungarians. S Englishmen, and It) unknown persons committed suicide. 1 hero wore nearly llvo times hs many male as female suicides. Ten persons died at an age exceeding 100 years and tlvo had just covered a century. Isino of those centennnrlans wero widow, and the oldest was 110. hho was the only colored rersonin tho list. Out of 30 fis.1 bodies 3J.3G1 were burlod outsldo tho city limits. The report Is a masi of figures carefully ar ranged. It Is bound In blue pasteboard. ST. LOUIS' POVVLA.T10X. The Cenenn Office Places It at 44B.1ZI, or 12,000 In Kicell or tbe IOeol Estimate. Wamiinoton. July 0. Superintendent of tho Consus Torter to-day sent the following tolegram in relation to tho population ot bt. Louis to Mr. Eugene V. Welgol, tbo local census supervisor of that city: "You will be gratified to learn that the rough otllcial count completed to-day shows the population of St. Louis to bo 44S.121, an excess I believe of 12,000 over your postal card estimate. Hero wo havo a growth of noarly 28 por cent, against an Increnso of a trlQo over 12 por cent, betweon 1870 and 1830. Such a rate of inereaso is regarded ns most satisfactory and healthful, especially whon It Is remembered that, unliko many of hor sistor cities, St. Louis lias unnevod no territory during tho last decade. Tho rough count of othoi cities indicate that St. Louis will change from tho t-lxth to tbo fifth position in tbe list oi the large cities of the country. These facts I trust will modify publlo sentiment on tho question of a recount So far the census office haB rocolvcd i o actual proof of omis sions, 'i ho report or both rtfieelnl Agont inos and Special Agont Kiuse indicate thnt jour work has boon dono thoroughly and couscion tlouslj. Wo nro now counting tho returns of tho enumorntois at tho rato of ono ml'llon nnd a half porday, und should the honorable Secre tary order a recount it must be begun at once and completed vvltnln roven davs Secretary Noble has not yet mado any de cision as to whether ho will oider a recount ot tho city a requested by the Mayor and many lending citizens Iho result of tho ofllclal rough count of the Kopulation of lialtlraore by the Ccnnus Office ere shows n total of 4 H.O.I0. In 1880, Hnlti more s population was 332.313. LuyECTicuT ci:slb iiovncs. Oalna In Three Couptlea Mbtch It la Thoncbt ulll Find an Offset, JIinDLKTOwN, July P. Supervibor MoCarthy of Now Haven has completed tho census for his district, including New Haven. Litchfield, nnd Fairfield countios. Tho roturns show that how Haven county has a population of 201,881, an Increase of 43,)5Soer tho census of 1880. The city of Now Haven has 81,000 population, n gain of 20,001. Litchfield county has Vi 817. the Increase bolng only about 801. 1'alrfleld county has 143.7U4, an increase of 31,752. The cltyof Wutorbury shows a big increase, it bo lng 5'J por ent. Watorbury has .ij.juo now: In lhbO, 11,1)30. Uildgeport has roll. In lbSO, lO.lill Dnnhury, lsi.ll.'t In HSi). 7,770. Mori don. 24G81: In lMSO. fl, 141. Stamford. 17.6ul: Inisso, M.Jirfi. Dorbi 1 ast Haven und Stint ford havo lot. resie tivoly, J.12'1, j u (2, 1 ,i M. 'I bo three countios havo a population of 401, H"i. a gain of so, 17". If tho remaining live counties gain In oqual ratio with those named tho total population ut tho State will bo Ml i 0o, u gain over lhcenii. sus figures of ton vonrs ago. Hut thro Is lit tlo doubt there tun I eon a dead los in tho othor counties with tho possible exemtion cf Hnitford c untv it Is well l.n vn that tho d untri towns In tho enstmn part of thohtnto linvo boon lobln.i; steadily in somo i tit ill tnwnB. sii'om Now Li ndon lounty for in nance, the population N conid rnbly loss than It "in lou joirs ago. Iho elilus luno nil i e I vuMlv at the exionno of ih country d fc'ncts, though in e istern onne tlcul tlmre has bsuu little. If any, (.aluoven lu thodtlee. t ut ol Operullnt: I'.lrctrlr Vlolora, To mi I iiionni Tug Six ,r I llinl liithit dt t Sex au 1 em hi which a f.il lout rni.ln.er It iiurae I im tayltig at the I.lectri c luti tl.tt Mh're It tottt 51 0 On yejr to run Ihe Mettn etulne tl will co' nb it tiicn ti cierapithe eleclnc inoiur W haieie- u it ma) mean it ita I wrong If llrjin liiomotltrt ure me,inl It ma le tmted that Mio ttich duiiunv rnginit on tlicet railware eott from P7 to fij jer day t ruu tiin ee Ire loioinuiitw i lay iein' npiratd everywhere in no irfn er r n. and i ton iiiiuh more the i If t mi. niu iiuine ar rtlerred lo It iimi be r, L nnl t at a I In re iniwer ttrnm el ci eeniiilliitl rulilur .Milian Hmayeir V i"li r p tr in ru iiiumr "hull lieiiltno eliL'Inefr no mil I u w.err Old no dt,iii of u. hit run ohu it nt u nnl i rreia I ii hu 1 1 r m ir In I alt it line i hr e ei ci it n tor ra e it I rr niolitli i er i-lnrti .,r n Hi r eti r it It J "5 i.r I h fe wir ler enr In .w tor, lie rlenrlr in i r l rnnl n t n u ir et u mmi m ei'hrr drew tteim Iroin it ee rert iimiiit r t u I i ceneriiel l mill iriliii.et an I ituiloi i il it ,u neall inn llr tlaticeoiwr u t of t, iiiniii T II ii rit eduor the 'Ctrl ai tiul iter Nrw ot, Jul, A rnu I'lseon, To till I tiroii or Tin jii li, It inn I e of uilerrtt to tome of loiirnillliontrf rrititertioknnw ititt nhun 1 tomeierrinr lice n with u ninikeil lu I nn eai.li leir, came to the Irenilietof llr I mine i l arrnir-iii a fe w ilaie ttnee en I It now In h t n,e Hon tiiartl,, ear i m arlh 1 1 l nnr ha a o. linnet N fhelinl at rare to be a vaiuabl. ne fur whuti teuton 1 nud the inn rmiKiou Ji r l-oo Population nl Queens und Kuffolk Coumies. Pupertlinrof eniui hediwi k eetlmalet the nonula !''nt'f9ueeiiioniiniyi ut 4 an mcieaie near j 'Iij'.""1"?'1 "I ouue.l county at SJ.K.VI uu lucsriaie ol .Cjo. Till: loSDVCTons alt, passed .roi.v. t lie dime from Texn, Without n Cent, Look for Ills Cousin, 1 John Trncoy la tho namo of n 10-year-old 1 lio who put Innnnnnearnncont I'ollco lioml. 1 iiuartors earli votorday moming. under tho n escort of a policeman. lIosniBhoeatno nil the j way from Tovas without a cent His story Is JI that a month ago he was u bell boy In the Me. fl Lend Hotel in Dallas, Tex. Ills parents wore J dead nnd ho llvod with ngrundundo In I)nl i Ins. Ho announced to his undo his Intention to go to Now Yoik to seek out his nearost lh Ins relative, a cousin named Claudia Knox, and his urn lo gave his consent lie had no money. I but had laid out a route by rail and managed to follow It bj solloltlngrldos from conductors, t oinlnc by way of Memphis. St Louis Icls vlllu. t (nclnnntl. nnd lluffiilo, ho reached Now iork on 1 uosday. on it lontrnl train I lie slopped out of Iho Gran J t entrnl Perot nnd applied for a Job at the oflleoor the Lnloii i News t om nans'. Ho was told thnt ho mutt I have a recommondntloii. In tee evening hs Q Htiolled clown to tbo North ltla. He went to 1 bed nn a plnnk nnd before df,,.Wonk wiir tin-. n turbod bi a policeman. At l'oliio ileailuuar- tors Sergeant ItelnWch lookedovor tholnox( I in tho Directory, and tried to tlx upon ono as I tho probablo husband of the young travolloc's 1 cousin. H Lot mo copy them out." said llttio Tracer, 11 "They're a lot, but I can go to thom nil and l ask." You have got a job on hand to do that, my boy,' ah Id tho Sergeant, this a bigger toua than you think. Well said Johnny, "what's the matter with writing thom n totter to b iv that Claudia's cousin la horo looking for hor t" "Woll. wo II think It over," said Sorgoant Itelnlsch: meanwhile you can tako a rest ho io.' Johnny was sent up stairs to tho nursery, and a telegram was sent to bin grnnduncle In Dallas asking what disposition to rnuko ol this boy. A MODEST tOKQlilt. He Miutc Onlv r. Out of the SB.OOO Draft He I'reaentedto Father McDasell. On July 1 n man calling himself LouIb Lsrew visited tho Ilav. J. J. McDonoll. priest of the Itoman Catholic church at Huntington, Pa., and prosontcd vihnt purportod to boa lottor of In troduction from Hlshop Toley of Detroit. Tht lottor stated that Lorew was tlio oxocutor of n man named Harmon, who had dlod and left a logaey of (2.000 to this church, and that Lerrnr would pay it. Lerow gavo Father JIcDonell a draft on tbo National Park Hank of this city for S2.C00. drawn to tho ordor ot Louis Lenw. duted Philadelphia, June 23. payable) two days after date, and signed Hallo woll. KiotT A Co. Boforo ho lott Futhor MoDon oll asked him whether be hud Incurred nuv oxdouso. and Lerow replied that there would bo a recording foo ot about $5. Tills Father McDonoll paid him. Tho First Na tional Hank of Huntington forwarded the druit for collection, and received it back on Tuesday with tho word "Fraud" wrltton across tho face. Meantime Father McDunell nnd wti'ton to Illshop Foley and received a reply that tbo lottor wns a forgery. As Lorew had secured onlv a small fee nnd that had been suggestod to htm. and as ho took a receipt for theJ2.000fromlutberMcDonell.lt is conjec tured that the transaction wan only port ot A plan to dolraud ban&s or Individuals. a cool poitamt. Wrltlnc n Cheek In a Man's Office ana tJeadluE It by Messencer to the nana, A short, stout man. wearing a light derby, walked into the office of Builder John Rnck at 1 0o9 Tenth avonuo yestorday afternoon just niter tbe builder and his bookkeeper had left. Tho stranger asked tho office boy for a pen. Ho scrlbblod a while and tbon handed to a messenger boy who accompanied him to the office a chock for tflSI on the Gorman- America Hank. It purportod to be drawn by Mr. Ituok. 'J bo cashier of tho bank telephoned to Mr. Ituck and loarnod that the check was a forgery. 'iho stout man was waiting at Sixty-fourth stroot for the messenger. The boy got baok to Kuclc'9 ofllcont H't o'olock und asked for his pay. He said that tho man who gave him B tho check had represented himsolf to be Mr. I Ituck. and had got tbo chock back at the street 1 corner and sent him to the office to get paid. H The forger disappeared. 1 What We Are All Talking About. fl New Yorkerituffered from the beat In the itunmer H for a great many decadet before thej sot down ts the 1 common senfie hot weather ctothlmr which to tnany of V7 them now wear It wat the commoneit thins In the gj world for New VorL men. tnrlndlni? many who were wealth aud whnte taitei In dret were unexceptioa able, toelruBirte throazti the hot term In black broad cloth, heavr bearer hatiand black boon. At that time, however, the latter day hotweitber attire waa un known, for the delicate fathiona of incomer fabrlei now in vogue haie come from the manufacturer with in the past few monthe Pongee, flannel, etlk. and can laethlrtt, low thin and cool ruttet leather ehoee, anil the mate uilne earn were unknown in those daya. Tba tush, by the wa, la by no meant a rain and affected garment. It la. on the contrary, when kept wlrhla n reasonable honnde, one of the mott eentlble iDnovatlonl H In man sdreta that hat been noted of late. Theitraps H which men wear over their ehonlders ordlnarirr ds B more toward making the heat unendurable than tas t coate or waletcoatte. EI This year every man who lives near the Round tntt who can afford the luxury It investing in a jacht. Tta craft range in every conceivable variety, from oatboata to Mr Hag'er s new rtoatinir palace, the Alicia, which, b thewa it the tensaliou of the yachting world Jasi at pretent. ke, is lying off Larchmont with a big crew of nun aboard. Kvery thing about the new boat is spick and tpan new. Mr Flagler hat had a large office flttecl up aboard tho Alicia, where he can trantact some of ths butttiefs of the Mandard Oil Company on his way to an! from New VorV when he feels in the hnmor There ti a typed riter lu the otbln and a commodlone detk for tba ne of the millionaire e secretary. The spectacle of a II Standard Oil nivgnale starling the bcslneu of thedty II white taking bis daily trip from Larchmont to Near IT VorL In his yacht belongs to tho latter-day history of I JsewVorL. fl A good deal of satisfaction Is expressed over the newt 1 that the authorities have undertaken to keep a vigilant eie upon Iho makers of icecream. A great many peotle rtf order their Icecream three times a week from the b'g dealers, Juit as the order potatoes from the grocery, and they ate oblige 4 to trust Implicitly in the manufaa turers of Ice cream The caies of poisoning and sick rjess which havo occurred of late tiave very seriously Injure 1 the family trade of some of tbe tig ice creua makers, and they bale welcomed the interest of tbs Health Hoard in the matter v erv cordially When pon ho conttdence is restored In tbe ice cream men It it be. llevedthat the take will regain their (Id amount ot Importance An Initance of tne scare which marks! the last Ice cream poisoning expmare was In a (Its honte on lorly third etrert rile families took e cream retitarl) from a Sixth avenue dealer before the poltonlng case came nut. but after the details were poll. llstied all of the families except one cancelled their standing orders. A terse and somewhat pe-ronal conversation occur red s ane time ago I etiecu hi nator George Hearst anl Mt soi In the barroom of the llolfman House The son wh i If a v ery long youth and rather runt to banged h ifr, eat sole nut) opposite the genial old Senator on da t lie II eliuer la kel about his racing stock. Tn teat n hud been a very bid one for blia Itwatpr tty well kno. u that the ton had come ru to e V rk to get h t father tofont tome bi I for tbe paprrHhi ht e tin,, man a ruining In r-an Irate lcn and the men who hapined tu bt around the table where the lo llearili tat sere familiar with the seniors two ira portaui ioi rce of expenditure tter the elder Ileartl ji id tlnUlie J upe ikf tig hit ton end IV ell. I thiuld think jou woul 1 learn In time Leept'iyif a thing or know lulhln; about- V ur tut. e hat cost iu agrevi amoi nicf mo ey this year ell ny ron ald the enalu ea in!) tiro z hit cr i bejrd and beiming Mltii aiiiareutamiati i y oa In nasi ring "that it got adiice If you had t I lniYid il und le t lh) or tl.ln;s about lllill you knew nothing It ould hae tiled me a ten miiLlinur il Jortaut eource ol cxpeuie. XI) tuble It liv. a lutr er to our pii tr i,rre I'arsrus lethrnp lelltor ,idil lontti n er drink wlnrli inai ti em neu tu lua'i e it r a 1) moru or a riiial of toinethli g In rogue tr.r urt io II it the kuii erne nip an I it as sit t I 1 1 tli tlilrat at nu.k sal aicr or oiiiuei mi t il il in ire 1 1 ami in Von ti.i 4i pir H'lii ant AiollinsrK water ant 1 u tliem lu a 4, in lal licl er SHetteiuiK hi h tl r e li n 1 1 f .r W t a ,urt, in 1 aiding a ue r Iwuof iinet'i e Bj loin puriiig ut ue imbtr rlul let n 1 1 i I mini for a tow mill itnt lu a n,n f e o t H prin lid too ilihrr i louel if ira 1 i-1 ai I udor im rirouii t anccs put Ue m tne Un k i ai H voiit.l inure tie Hue llomr Ji.f bei re i:,o nned throw tonic bits u' mint upuu Hit lop. BJ Mllumi.ierdulneti fult haul up i i i ntttan I tiireilra ert The corner Itower ttam't ti r r Im. ant) b' t teieral J.f the te t Wuivwi u er t i tk llroalnay lave oo.id sin, a tell ia he r "TMtf lilt It ullrlbut.ldle turtly Collie timtne I .a I BJ luril) to Hie r i lhat the .hr j. ti- t, t W season and tlio im rcase i ii ti h t a H fieth ma., limn .njr iue i i junru leaiert tiiev tu u n I H PuriigJuIr A kum. nd e n r i f I print thou wind it uudm un e l e HJ the oceurrenrs of tueh an aniove'taii ,i itv i a H ofJuly It made the txcuie tor ait ecieienido,, ji&asmBmaaamaaMimaattamt&lIB &M

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MiTeTtattiwaaatijaaa'j-a-taatska-tsjj4raii irv. i a twffll THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, ltm 51 M- livQ MORE EXILES RETURN. uoLosi.r asj nn i Atr ch.t, at xiw IHliniCT ATTOltSBl'S Oh'tlCF. They Hilne Willi 'litem Tlte-lr Ilontlamfn, uml Kiimlxh eMO O0O Hiirttlea Illicit Mo. lonV Heard lit l.m r i.noka Older. Hilly Moloney, formerly re.ullnircloik It) thn Hoard of Aldermen In 1S3I. with c..AIJormnii po I.aoy of tlio sntuo lloiud.cnvo tlio town a r-urprlso yostonlny by btrolllnt.' HhoukIi City Hall inrk lojicthor nnl ontorluix thu ofllco of Dlstilct Atlornrvl'ollovvs. They woro necoru paiJoil h their lnwjom. fie il'o Mm for Do Lucy and ox-Judyo hnrlus J. Dotiohtio for Jlolonoy. nntl by their loude-inon, liiocor An drow Martin for Moloney itud bol Snylcs, the Jcflff'ion Mnrkot butcher, nntl Thomas J. Corletou. n saloon huei or for Do I.aoy. It Is sni'l thnt .Molonoy mill Do l.noy havo been In town for a Wt ok. Molonoy says ho livos t410 Loslncion avonuo. whllo Do I.ncv writes blindiir("s HO Wr-bt 1 orty-bocoml stieot Molonoy walked In n lnlauroly wny up tho (tors ol tlio criminal Court Ilouso nil il Btootl for anlnbtnut In tho doorway and lookod nrounO. He viasoxpenslvoly ili"Bied In a suit of ami sllk-nn I-wool foods wore nlliiht-tolorodsofl I hnt niul cnrrlod u Mula. en enno. Hliieo ho lo.t Kew York ho has had tlmo to miso n heard. It sarar, ndlaivoructo.-ulyotr. Dolncywent i In at tho front bmeruont ontrnnco nn J wont on J tl.o elevator to tho olllco of tho Dltilct Attor- I ncy. Do Lucy lit nuiio ImlJ. II" woio dark j rlolhltic. an J lu his llahl crnvnt was faslouuJ u im.,11 oi al. Assistant District Attorney MoKonr.loSom fli, who w.i on dock in tho .thscn o of lM-trkt Alurniiy l'tllou nt 1 iio Island was lnfotincd ty ex-luutto Donoln.0 thai Mr. Molonoy and i Mr. Ho I.noy woro In Nu oik In surrender thmele! and clio bnll. Ml. tumplo looked surprised, nnd, tnl.ihc his visitors Into Col. F!lovt's noiu uudnoddinn to hotoi'tlvo I'hil I'.cilly to koop an eyo ou tho door, ho hnsloned Imloro Judce Mailluo with tho news and asked what ball should bo rennlrod. "i'orty thousand doll.us In each rnss'satd Judge Marline. lioturniuK to tho District Attornoy'A rrom. Mr. t-einido summoned Actlns liond Clerk Von Oerlchton. and In tho piesonce ot tho bonds men the bail bonds wow mitten and sinned ly the principals nnd the bondsmon. and they were ready to so I oloro Jmluo Martlne. Moloney's bondsman, Mnrtin. said ho was woith il'iT.m i). nnd ho jusiillodm that amount, Ms property lelu uO.Sl. and S3 Mumoo street, MuUiOrt cnoh;!'4 Mnillnu treut, (J.'.Ouu. and iii Mndlbon jrtroot, on which thoio Is a mort- 1)b Lney's bondimnn. Sol enyles, tetlfled that hoonned liib icMdoin u. aaest i'ifty-Ilflh street, worth JIUOW. ami liii Sixth nvfiiuu. wo:th ioU.ui Tho ocund bondcm.in. Cai.o ton, dftoied his residence- J7 t htnnton street, nnd Ji'l bianlon rropi, each wouh -15 on. t-.iylo. went on tho bond for ia'.uiiiii,nil Cnrlo ti n loi jlo.i'OO. I iiu Lioiidno'ed that Molouoy ai.d l'o lacy were etmniod wllh brlbory In c l.il mi.' section Ts of tho 1 onnl Code. 1 liruui:iiout ihi entire proeeedium both Moinnoy arm Do Li.oy worn dumb a sheep. 'JlwIriounleniiuceR woro blank. Tl.ey didn't i-i-nlook Lore. I. Moloney was thu Hi--; toco Li!oi Juiluu Martini' P r tho eeond linif. itli Lx-JuIko Donulnie .indtho lnua-niii ho Hut on tho i lauitoruml went In'-ldo thu ralllnc una siood bwwde Cierk Wnlsh'1- d"bk. iuli;o Maittno tool; thop.u eisand ai he -Icned ttem hi tinned at Molono uml smlleil not at Moloney, but in nn intriM'ictiw way. Molont-v apprared not to roileettii. nuili-. Tlie rniid mss was r.ver luaininuii) uml Mohiney went down on thu elovuti r to tho baomont where two importers met him ami u-i.ee I Ulm if ho would t-ay unythm lor i ill lk-alic u. Moluney i!i o,i bis head, '1 hen ho wi nt with hU bonds ninn nnd hi- son tow. ml lliondwnv. A low minu'os afterward lie Lney vent through a similar per' rmaneo in tbo court room, and bu too descended In tho elevnti.r tn the bttsement nnd went out on hambern 6troet. In the elevator De l.ncy was ukcd whether ho bad anything to eny. "No." be said, abrupih. What hnvo I to say I I've nothini: to fay. l'o como hero to Slav, that bull." Judge Mmilno said In eoneisf.tli n n'tor tho Flpnincof the bundi: Jloloney seems tu luno stood his exile romarknhly wn.l. tiut De I.ney has sued considerably. I wmilil nut have MCned tho bonds or lmo fl.ed thu amount of V ball In tboB" two c.i-o- had ihero been any v ntberJuileu slttim: In thu General .-eeelou.. Inasmuch as I was tho District Attorney who iirosocuted the eimo uKidust the so called boodle Aldermt-n, it has iiuxii ro' lilil.ertu in variable rule to have nothlnctodo with ihose caM-s slneti I was elected Judu'e." "Thou you Wuuld ieliu-0 to try Moloney or Do Lacy If they -hould t o broueiit to trial "Most assuredly 1 should re.usi'. I ecauso f have or Would bo sup, o-edio have vluw,' and ajudco enn nave no 'views' In trilnuaease. A-. to Moloney's bond. It Is i orfectly -ociiro. as 1 womd tuku Mr. Man n'- bond !o any amount. In Sol Ntylos. ono of Do l.ncy'- homli men, lhavo c'i lilldeiiee, ecu Be bnviu-paid Iilh hroiher's fine pioinptly ir. atleton 1 don't know but he ,iiili oil in an ample nn ouiit, and I hao no doubt lis is it loliaolo man." i .vlo'onoy's Imrortnnco. b dh as a witness and ssaui-lendnnt In the boodle Mali-. nri-'H Iroin thu suiiostlin thai ho was deeper In tho ('iiu-els ol I lie alleced bribers of tho Abler n en in Ml Mini 'bo Ald..rmeu themselves, nnd that to him wasci nlldoil thu delicn'o tu-k of dlBtiibiillnc f'-'i.1 '"I to each of I l.e City Pat hers. It was even alleced that somuoi rlie AUlennen Ml o b iln ti eh votes lor tills -i.m d il not cet it. Ijernii-eMolnnot siibstltuled In tin- enrvlnpes. In which thev ctri'O ed tn cet f'.iMiDO. blank llpBO piiier. Moior.oy was the llrsi to skip in I'nnnda Ho was indlu od for Lrlberyon July r.i ii-iJ, 1 o Lucy lormerly kopl n saloon nt Third av enue and Avuniin I) Ho wa lntlmato with Mi.upand e-.iliiormnn KciMian. It was lumore uvestenhiv that e-AIrtermnn Clinrlei liomtbe 1s In tovv.ii mm til it ho would alsisu rxnd.M himself. II. i liai not do uso. ''ol. I'e'lovr- said In open com t. nmoiiK other I 1l:ins, uu Juno U lust, when Kennn and Sail" wire arrUcned .or discharge of tholr in'iletnieniR' "Tl.orMiru but tw porsinsllvinc whom tho Pro-ceiit.njotllccrof 'Ins I'Ounty, whether ho rw miseli or any oilier p-rson. enn brine to uht upon tho ev. atii o Hint Is now avullablo. 1 nern are two thnt we could put upon trial and that I bellvo tharo would l.o a ren-onabln lioio r( ronvlctinc, In one caso I think an almost absolute certalnt. of conviction: but vl h tlio ex option of thof.e two the boouer tlieso cases aioillsrosed of tlio hotter." At Moloney'a rosldencu. l.'n LefnRton fvemiH, l.it evenlna. Molonej'- son said thnt 1 :s lntlmr had a mo out ol town after appeal inc in court Mier l.o had enno tho i-on ro tiscil to s.l'. Neither wiiil.j i i-,i when Mold ev niicht linpectod to ii-turn. At the nslilencom c::-Aldermnti Do Lacy, I'm est ortv eennd sie-t. niolmoil bov sold at tlio lonrtlia: Mi. Do Lin" had uuuo out with Vi ib. I.acy. nurl lm eo ildn't bo seen any way, A voice iii.it soii'iiled like Do I aev w us I onrd (tiv'B tlio i olorod bov In-triietionHWhat to bay at tj.o door l.eioto ho dellvoicd tho r.iuhsiicu to tuoieporter. i visum i srituceitts. Tlie neuult W'uh a SviiiiihIi.iiii mill the X.ojih ot l'lte I.Ivcm. UfJtiNv.iiAM. Ala., July frelcht nnd p.i'-eneortr.iiu on tho I.oulvlllu n.id Nnsh- Tllloliaiiioul colli led at ocloek this morn- In forty. il.ron imlu-i south of thi- city, killing r.vu people instantly nnd fatally liijiirln another. A south-bouud pa'soimer nam loav- lit'.' ihih e ty at 'J:l'i A. M. rocohod orders nt nlors, tlilrt) mllos south, to sido tinok nt Clear (look station, thirteen miles below, for u cMrn frel.ht bound north. Tho train slorned at ioai Crook to tuku on pas-empTS, lu'lutlitho unstueur mid cdiiductorBeoin to buiofoi cotton the order, and tho tiainpro- ceeJe.l. A mi'o bolovv. in ft cloup cut and I on a simrp curve, iho pnssonKer nnd oxtr.i I IfeiJii collldod. Jiotli trains woro lunnlm; I ;h hi iiiil-b .in houi. nnd tho .ruth was a p-i 'lien one I 'ihei v ;u nn limn to jump, mid both u.i:.eern and llremeii wnro instantly killed, i -;y wo'o enuRlit In tho cutis and buried Uiidn.-t'iiiwieek. Tho dead uiu. i i.-'iiieor.lohii flreuiioi tho pnssenEOrtrnln. H nuinoor-b Iiu Wubi. of the iroicM. IA ii.i "'rci1 Hioinon .Dm Arniotead and Hob fr nlK n Mi a ililtepiimiiboy, nninoil I'arr, whownsild- Hf "Kim iiioxuiciiioo. tiia piHMiiiKor train. i xiiu i in Hum lion rww u ic. Inreiti vviib fa- t'hv in uicd. 'J ho pin eimers wo'o nil bndly S'inieii up. but iiduo of thom eiioiisly Injur d. iiio e, iipcl Uoii'li by moro ehauio. Two fj' v o .lies ii, li weru beini; taken to a.oi,tt'orai!i y wero near tho onirine, 'J'liO'O ne 'u-l oil to klndllni; wood, but thoysavod nt tho sixti pa-.Hout'erH in tho roar ce Jioth riicliicora had boon lu e hitIco of iio coiiipnny for years, nvi (imi Snbli wim 40 oar old, and i ji 'aT"" a faiiilh in Atlanta, l ntlnoer Oreon Biz T. a b.r "t JinlBrt t. I- tiroon of the V Wir na(iiit of till- cits. Ho was to huo IF te'ii a iirno-i in this city next wsok. Conduc- it thoiasjenKci train arrived In tho I tt ''I" n. lie Buys ho forcot nbout I hi. 1Q?''t" o tliehldluKui Clear Ciook.uud "iia uLnjMrOroi'uhodalfcoforcottsnlt. hlraBn Clnlni 1,100,000 People. cfi!'"'l20' Ju ".-The revlsod ostlmnte, of I SiriV8 h"t'n iMr fi'l ert iu the popuifttlon "I thicaM-o ut I.luu.ouo. 1IEIWN A DRII It Will Cost Mr. Mayer S17.SAO If ni'i I.nte Ht This Paris Illnner on July 01. Achnrnctor In which Julos Vorno would find much dolltrbt Is Mr. Marcus It, Mayer, oriel- nnllv ot Knu l'rnnclsco. but now ol overywhoro. Ills latharln nn lmmon6Cly wealthy man, nnd one of tho officers ot tho Alnka Beat Company, tindor tho n-Bls of which Mnrous was, for a lit tlo whllo. provallsd upon to remain. But, hav- intra will ot his own nswolt us a prlvatoand personal fortune, ho soon turned his back i upon Hehrlnu's Son and Its furry Inmates, nnd l took to theatrical manaitomont as naturally as a full-Kiown sonl takes to doop water. Assoi luting himself wllh Mr. Henry E. Ah- 1 boy, Milieus hud chaiuont vat lous times ottha professional tours ot Adollna I'attl, Chrlstlno NINson, BnraliBorntiar.lt, Mrs. Lanctry, Mary Anderson, l.llen Terry, Henry IrvlnR. and Josef Hoffman, Ho much ttavelllnu bad ho to do at tbo shortest conuoknblo notice that ho crow to bo n liviuir tlmo-tublo of tlio entire American lnllroad system, and can at this day tell jou tho precise second tho express leaves Kalamazoo for Oshkosh ns easily ob ho can spot tho stoamor which Is duo nt WaCruz I on tho 21st ot next Octobor. I I.oarnlnc ns ho does, overy spoken lancuaco with lihtnln rapidity, bis Intlmntos when I themsolvcs abroad are not n partlclo surprised i to bear him cliatterlnc rrnnoli In Cairo n fow weeks alter thoy knew blm to bo dellvorimr spooehea of thuiiks to Drazlllnn students in I the purest roitucuese. i Mine. I'attl doclnres that Marcus Is her ideal I of a cosmopollt and llonry Irvine vows thnt ifhoweie dropped out of it balloon car In tho sniallost town In Thibet, Mayer would at onco recocnl'o nn old friend In the head man. and know by Itistlm t whore to jret tho best dinner for tho most money. For it Is ono of Mnrcus s necoinpllslinii'iitstlint bo enn order nn oxpon- she liieakfa-t In any extant tonsun as woll ns pnvforit afttrwntd without doiculnc to look nt the bill. such Is his unfiilllnc coo, I nnturo that he Is wllllni: to ciio tho most tromondous nddi to a friend, whllo such Is tils luck that ho novor loses a lint. Ho only took to "playlnu horseB" at tho beclnnlnc of this senson, and emborkod tiptili the ilnuucrou' deops ot euulno speenla- tion without u particle ot oxporleuco. lot bis MARCUS P. MAYFU. winnings havo ben nhonomonal. nnd those who know him declare that slnco Inst April bis pains have amounted to fltl.iwo or tl8.O)0. All of his i oils i.re devotod to tho entertainment of hi tnemK and It is easy to tell vvhon Mar cus Is in l"Wn ti. tho brisk ovtra business im medlateiy Imposed upon Delmonlco's and tho llollman hou-e. Hut the latii-t exploit of this pol clot nomad, cis: o: tan I uiucisconnd now ol tho uuiverso at liirce. easily places him nt the bead ot Amor lean Kainesterswho.i one considers tho ehnrac i lor ot his wncor and its dimensions. Atom sW weeks nco,!lm Wl'ilaiiv-on, who usedt'.lo tho juvontie comedian ot Wnllack's i jus' nf'er tho war and is now thn irineipnl m.itiauor of Australia, with a bank account of at .east half a million, sat in nbanrinncisco club room with .Mayer, 'i'boirtalk inn upon 1 their plans for the summer just on them. 1 c in't leavo '1 rlseo," o.uoth Mnrcus. "until the 'Uli ot July, but 1 expect to bo In l'arls on the Jlth." "That'' milier a bold expectation on your rait," mlil Williamson. 1 know tldncs have chai.ceu a cooil deal -inco my day. but I can t swallow that. 1 1 om 'Frisco to Purls In lllteen da s No. Mr: ton II neerdo it." Major rubbed bib mou-tnche with ht flncor nnd thumb, his usumi xprestionof confidence. I'll bet sou uu thine you like." ho said, "that I doit." 1 I'utsldei hearinc tho debate, wero drawn Into it. and when tho waiterwas reeistrro.l and niiittmlli iiccepioa all round, ir took ibis shape: Wdli'imson and two'ity-tlneo Iriends-m.my 1 ot tnem theatrical celebrities and all of them mm ly able to redeem their oi licatious wero to tako a fortnight's law of Mavor. On July 24. precisely nt 5 o'clock P. M., the twenty-four cume-tiTs are to be In a private nom at the i CiiioAnulnis inl'arls. nvvaltiniruinner. thoeer- I viceoi which Is to besin nt i.nlt-past 5. The cnt of the dinner is to bo at the ratu of 150 Jraucs n cover, and theto aio to be 5 covers, Oiki hold in reseivo for Jtaser. lletwi en a and 5-30 Mayer Is to appear at tho i C'ato Anulalsand tako the nl.ico reserved for I him. ahould be do this Willlnm'on must pay I lor that pmtlcular itinnor nnd ou lollovvlnu davs tho tvventv -throe other bettors mut each I I in turn toot au e lulvalent bill, 'lli.it is to say. I it Mayir leaelies the Cab'- Anclals In time, 1 V.'lliiamsonaiid his tvventy-thioo mother skep I tics will h.ivn to provide, one alter anothor. twenty-lour dinners for tweiiti-fourdlners, at a co-t. foi each dinner, of fi.i). (Jn tliu oilier hand, ir Mnrcus should fall to makohls entrance Into iho CafJ AiibIuis bo 1 iween.iaii'l5::iul'. JL on July Jl.hu will havo I to Kho twenty-four aini.ors totwenty-four peo 1 p.u. nt nn ncrecato cost of $7.'ti.2l, which. Ubovorv body knows will bo JlT.'JSii. I Althoucb it was not so stipulated In the I protocol, Mayer has doclared his Intontlon to 1 ro!y absolutely upou mdlnurv uiodeh of tiavol, 1 nnd noi employ spei'lnl trains or boats or any I other oxtraonlinntydojice. I By ceneral ennsoiit. Ills movemonts nro to bo kept sei let. ami until ho shall havo arrived In l'arls nobody will know tho precUo moment of Ibis ileparturo uiuu Sou lrinci-eo, or tho nnmpo tho steamer on which ho will ball from hew urk. I Some or tbo party nto alicady quarterod In Paris, and a larco number ni Ainerleans, i actors nnd business men. a.varo. of the, bet, wl, tiiidanbU'illy HWollMuycrV iriiituph Kins most people who know blm believe) no mnkos Irs connection nil riu'ht. Nut Ooodwln, Don- 1 nully and tilturd, and oilier thoatricnl people Intend, il tho can di-cover tlio plnoe of his I arrival In Paris, to whooii him alone lu n lour- 1 In-liaiid to the Can AuuIuIk and celebnito his I lictory with aspoclal Jolllllcntionot tholr owu. I A kooiI deal ol monoy will chnncuhiiuds on tho event, the friends of the audacious cos- 1 inoiolltan beluc vvllllnc to clvo loni: odds. Tho hero or tlio venture Is n coo I looklnc yoiincmanof ubout .I, ot tlo inlildlo belcbt. i well dovuloped a cood dres-er and a cenlnl companion Ho Iwibii keon iPiutlliio face with lauclunc dark ojh. and a chiu succestlro of I liiilnmlinhlo io-i'iiition. Tbo sieaiiiors which leavo .ow lork for I.u- ropeuii ports on July 10 aro tho C'ltyoi Now icik, Iho (lermanie. the Onl.ln. tholsnnto nnd tho i liyiilaiid. "i IliuMj tliu tltvof NewVoik and the t-unlu uro tliu two fabb'sl, nnd In ono oi thu two It Is nliilust cuitulii Mr. 3Iu)er will Iinvoa loith. under un nssiuuod uiiiii'. nn it b.illlni;ilay. '1 hcio l, o( eourso.a ba;; cbiinco ol his iiuchluc the Cnlifnrnlu to Hnuibuic iu tlio rah. hut ovoii thai would not add iiiuch to lilt. liauccs, wllh h. ns It looks now. nlio.-ether dm md on tlio City or Nov.' lotk makliw aS'jtoii-dny lun to I.horpoul. vv 'Jo cms .v mi is tu Mi", Tyo'n Kennnii Ilrtlnnneil by 111" Ter. rllils Uxiicrleui'i'. Oi.oycrsTi'nCiTy, Pn July O.-Aarnn Tyas, nicsldentot this city, has had a thrllllnc ox poilnncj that will proi ably tosiilt in Ida death. Ho wan found vosterday dimly imbedded on tho bank of LittloTlmbor Creek in tlio blut-k flay and mud. with tho water within two Inches of his chin. Ho had boon lit that position for about oluhloou hour, unpiotoitoa from tho lays ot tho sun. Ho was ills, ovored about 10 o'vloi'l. yotoiday in unluc by John Ilrlck. Ills attonlloii e.ns attracted to tho man by honrlnc a splnshlni; in tho wutor. At first ho wo ot tho oi inlon that It was u turtle. I In armed hlm bolfwilh ii sick and piO'Oededcniillouslvto where lh objoet Inv, when ho wa nearly triuhtened cut of Ins sensos by Foolntr t ho bead und fneo ot ii man In tliu wntor. Tlio nol'-o ho hud heard liad bcou made by tho mo tion of tho man's urms. Ho ran for assistance and met ficorco Allen baeli and Wlllliim I'earmnn. They accom pnnlod him to tho spot, llarohendi'd and with tho rtl'es whlo open nnd tho head thrown back, they saw tho man In tho water, with tho tldo coierlnir his chin They waded to where tlio jouni: man wa and endeavored to rohovo hlru from his predicament ,'1'lilsvvas iiocoy task. Ho was llrmli bold by tho mud, and It reiiulrod tb unltod ullO'tHOf both to rolonso lilni. Ho was tnkon ushoro anil washed by 1 dward McinfTroy ami Jacob Makers, when It was found that his hxpoiienco had iinbalancml his I roason and eouscd b tal bllndnoss. althouch I bis oie nppearod all rlcht Iio was removed to Iho City Hall, where un effort was made tr. i rustoro tils reabon. He repeatedly littered, mn nil co'ered with leo Dot m lie down. I I nm so tired M don't want, to seo nnythlnc." Tbo docturubayhocan hardly ro 'over. It Is siipposed he hiui wondered to the banks ofthecrenk shortly aftor-1 o'cloc tonMrato u teruoon as ho was seen In the vicinity at Hint time. Attor he cot into the marsh he was un ubio to extiicnto hlini.elf.aud It was only by ncoulent that hiwa not ilrovvuodbi tho tides durlnathonlcbt. 1 IsteiriblestruBclosandihe Moroftni rnys or the sun were tho causo of his reason belne dethronod. maBauasasammmmamaaam voirsr.a jiiiejks xno nEConoa. tVonaormi HprlailnB AVIilcli Made Mlm A Champion or tho World. IlosTOf, July 0. William C. Donnos, the ornck sprinter ot Harvard Colloao. whoso namo also honors the membership rolH ot tho Now York Athlotlo Club, establlshod two new world's records to-day over the Identical track on which Wondell Baker, four roars ago, es tablished a reputation forhtmsolf by covering 440 yards In iV.l seconds. DowneB covered tho saino dlBtncco to-day In 47i seeondB and beat the world's rocord. In his victorious itish acnlnst tlmo ho also mndo r. now rocord for tho 400 yards dlstni.ee, loworlnc tho world's rocord of 43' soconds to nn oven 43 Booonds. It was roat snrlntlnc. Ho accomplished tho feat on a horrlhlo track, which oxpoits do dated was over a Becond bIow. All who wit nessed thelrocord-brcaklnc to-day wero unnul inousln tho opinion thnt. with n cood track, Downes would have covered the distance lu 40 teconds. But ho accomplished his purpose, and Is, to-nicbt, tho champion of the world for tho 440 nnd 400 yards' dlstnncos. This record smnshlnc run was tho outcrowth of o mntch which had beennrranucd between Downes and his old antagonist, Dohtn of Princeton. Dohra'a lotrwont back on hlni, howovor, nnd ho was forced to withdraw fiom the pronosod contest. Then tho Now York Athletic Club arraticed for n doclslvo test of Dowues's spoed from tlio iiuartcr-mlloiun. Ah tbo worlds rocord had boen established on tho track at Boacon 1'nrk. ncommlitoe was beloctod to tnlio Down's tlmo over tho saino track. Wendell liakor niado his areat lun July I. ISrtii. ovor u stralKlit stretch r tho famous trottlnc traik. It Is nt thnt portion alone thn highway just buforo tho hesd or tho homestretch ts icaehod. It was In prlmo cou Ulilon whon linker lo.vorod tho world's rocord to 1'i, hut whon tho cemlemon who wero to oillcinliint to-day's try r.t tho record reached tho nlaco thoy found a Iode ttretch of solt. Bandy Boil. It was a dlshcarlotilnr; prospect, nnd few to llovcd tbut Downos could Hoop up his speed ovoribo ileldlim suiface. lu addition to tbo band thoro woio small stones. Taken alto cethor.lt was fnr Irom 1'elnc a record-break-lnir track, and thnt makes tho accomplish ment of to-dnv's feat tho moro romnrknb'o. Nn attempt was mndo to nlvortlso the trial nl annn.l ltltt fllltl'l Vfll.. Iinnrll' li ii athletes ut Hem ou Park to witness tlio nstonlshlnc speeding Tho Boston Ath otlo Association wn woll represented, nnd in ad dition tUero woro .Mickey llnnoy and Harry Donnhoc. both sprintors of no moan nbllty: l.uuuuo Metrlll tho ex-ebampion Vtiilkor: Samuel D. boo of tho Pastlmo Athletic t lun uud ltobnrt Htoll and liooico Goldlo ot tho New sruk AthletleClub. Tho track was moasurod ovor the saino soc tlrn covered by Wendell Baker. Ilieio woro other sections that woro hard and in llrst-class condition for running, but Doivue wnntod to to-t his speod under tho same conditions that confiontod liakor. Ho wus therefore l.oavlly handicapped b the moan condition of tho track, alter tho measurements had been ac curately taken down and prepared for tho lv li test. 'I here was no dres'luc room bandy, so ho el. fled his clothes loneath a nelchnorlnc tieo. Hu slipped some light trunks over hi slim lcc. put on his in Ing t-hoes. nnd was ready to ruako the Blrucglo of hi. life. Ho was rubbed down, nnd nbtut 4 o'clock ho stepped uut upon tho track. A brisk wind was blowing directly across the track, so ho could got no nssloianco Irom that iiuarlor, if an thing, It was hln- Mr. li. S. Cornish of tho Boston Athletic As foi latlon stood t.oblud Downes pistol in hand, and waltod uniii tho timekeepers rncbed their place", l'hieo wero stationed nt tho 40(i inrd mark and three more at the finish. 410 yards. Tho formor wero John Graham, tho old tialnoi of Harvard's athletes: T. M. Vtoods and Eugeno Buckley ot tbo Boston Ath'otio Association. The timokeeporsat tho linlsh were rugeno .Morrill, S. D. boo. and Itobert btidl, O. T. Cogswoll of Harvard, was s'litioned at tho 2W)-ynrd ling tn servo us paco makor in tho last halt of tho distance. )hpn all wero in pol'lon HarryCornish said quietly, "Got ready." and Downes braced hlmsolf In the ordinary attitudo for starting. .Then camo the order .sot." and immodiatoly the smoko holchnd from the pistol. Downen was off with tho report. It was not a t ad start, but he didn't, gain even tho frac tional part of tho seci nd which olap'ud be tween tho command "Bet" nnd tho report of the pistol. Whatever fiicco's ho might attnln depended ontirely on his leg, nnd ho made tho most of thom. He ialrly flew over the course, and nmatour timers who followed him uptotbo22li-yardmaiksawthathe was knock ing the 6pots out of tlmo. '1 ho soft track seemed to oiler no hindrance to his speed. Cogswell, hU pacemaker, began running whon Downes was a few vnrds behind him. and as tho crnck sprinter reduced tho load nnd camo abreast ho iheorod him by tolling him we was cutting a lee .rd-t'roaklng pare, Downes dashed ahead, without apparently reducing his spood, nnd soon loft his pacemaker behind. As bo unseed tho 40l)-ynrd mark threo watches wore shut off and all ot thom rocordod record breaking time. Tho remaining forty nrd were Mulshed at tho saino snporb call, and threo moro watches clicked. Then thoro was a comparison. Mr. Boo of tbo Pastlmo Club mndo th" time nt the flnih 47' soconds. Tho watches of Mosrs. Men ill and Stoll each recorded 17 'r soconds. nnd that was accepted nstueolllclal tlmo. All threo of iho watches, however, showed that a new worlds record hud been established, ana Mr. Downos was watmly congratulated. Then tho tlmora nt iho lnu-ynrd mark camo running up to ofTor their congratulations to tho fleet-footed run ner who had made n new record In tho 4u0 yards dlstanro. Mr. (iraham's watch bnd stopped at 42 1 sec ond: Mr. Wood's made tho tlmo 4:1 seconds, and Mr. Buckley's watch recorded 4a seconds. They agreed upon 43 seconds as the ofllclal Tho world's record had boon 43 D-5 soconds. so there was uo doubt that Downes had smashed that by 2-5 of a second oven by tho slowo-t tlmo. while tho quickest tlmo ro cordod credited him with 1-5 of a socond nheud of tho world's recoid. JV.V; MILKS OF CHISXSE LJXTKUXS, I.tslillnc; the Ouet tt llio Wnlillnp: or .1IIb Kilmer to Sir. Iltitlur. Sakvtooi, July 9. Tho spacious summer rosldenco of Mr. Chauncoy KUmor of 1) Kast rifty-sovonth Btreol. Now York, ut ltock City Falls, In Saratoga counly. wnstho scono of a largo nnd brilliant assemblage to-night, the occasion being tho marriage of his ginnd (biugh'er. Miss Mary Ashman Kilmor. daughter of tholato Clnrenco B. Kl.mor. to Mr. Wnltor PrentlbS Butler, son of tho lion. Jamos P. liutlor of Saratoga Kpilngs. Tho marriago ceremony was nerformod by the Itov. P. H. Allen, pnBttr of tho I'irst Pioabytorlnn Church In .Saratoga. After congratulations the brldo and groom lod tho way to tho woddlug supper. There wn6 u service ot refreshments, both in the houso and In the grounds, which wero brllll uiuly illuuilnalod aud decorated wllh flowurj ur.d Chlneso lantern, whllo n full orchestra plavod. Chlneso lanterns hnd also boon ttrung nil along the road from riarat iga tu ltock City, a distancu of nino miles to culdu nnd light the way ot tho I hundreds ot coming nnd departing guestfl. Tho bridal presents wero numerous and of great value. Ono of .Mr. Kilmer's gifts was lbs tltlo deeds to a bouutiliil lOtlngoonOreen Held avonuo. In Huratoga, thorotighly futniah cd "fiomolothos plus to n splendid piano," und wllh eolid hllver uiblo sorvhes. ft will bo n.'uiipled by tlio idling enuplo immediately ou their return Horn tliu wodding tour. lioi-ldosthoso already montioiiid there wero proseut from Now l'oil: city .Mr. and Mr. Mineon Audiitws. Sir. Aruold .Mr, and Mrs, W. (.Barren. ,li,, Mr. uud .lrb. Hooker Bairolt, 'dr. nnd Mis. .1. B. Brown. Mi. and Mrs. Adolpli Beriihelinor, Miss Jlernhoimer. 1'rof. and Mrs. Vou liejow. Mrn. John Bishop. Mr. and Mis. J. It, Bartlott, Mr. nnd Mrs.llenry Brooks, MIh Ciirtia. ilr. and Mis. M. Daggett. Dr. aud Mr. 0. J. Dumond, Miss Dumutid, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. IJU'iO. Mr. and .Mrs. W. J, Demoro-it, "ilr. uud Mm. Will Domorest. Miss Demurest, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Mattlson, 5lr. and Mrs. Oscar Dun oa. 11. M. Downs. D. B. 1 niei woathor. (Joorgo W. Graham. Ouitis HorT man, Miss Julia Hlnklo. Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Hawkins, Mbs Hamilton. Jllsi Jovcu, Mlbb Cordelia Ivlluiur. Mr. and Mrs. If. M. X-ake. Mr. and Mrs. L. Little. Mr. J. Mnohati, Ir. Howard I.llieiubal. Jlr. Albert Lllienlhnl, Miss I.tllenihiil, Mr. John T. MoOnffery Mr, und Mrs. llobert Mncluy. Dr. Will J'oursnll, Mr. Itmibcn liob.. Dr. .lames Hob, Mr, It. lto-B. Miss Boss. Mr. J. II, lloy nolds. Jlr, 1'. I'. Miles. Mr. nnd Jlrs.John iates, Mrs. Hiinnah LalTaii, MIbs I'loronco Topklng, flir. nun .lire, v. n. iiuuu. vieoiK" ,""'"i. .Mr. and Mrs. Dolarno Wilson. Mr. nnd Mrs, William Telulor. Mr. and Mrs. James Thpmp fion. Mis Thomiison. Mr. aud Mis, William Waltors, and J. W. Kilmor. Prom Brooklyn won; Mr. and Mrs. Ah. White. Dr. and Mrs. II. A. l'owoll. Mr. iind" Mrs. A B. Pnddock, Mr. nnd Mrs, 1 'Huh. I.uko, Mls Latlinor Miss llonko. Miss Culvort Mr. and Mrs. Cliauncov Gray. Mr. and Mis. 1). Barclay, Mr. nnd MrM. John Moirls. and troin Boston.Chlcago. 1 hlladelpUla. North Adams, Glens rails, Ilnllston, burntogn. .and inauy other points near and lemoto hundreds moro, Mr. Walter P. Butler Is of the law llrm of Bracken. Pond A Butler. Mr. and Mrs, Butler le't In time to tako tbo midnight train norm trom tiarutouuto a retreat In the Adlroudaeks. Atlantic City anil Cope Mar, via Pennsyl vania lliillrnuii. Tb Atltnlic City tut axpret leaving tliitlom (not of I'orusuili ii1 liulmiMtt mrt evtrj wik dyt 1 ft.) P. M viitli t ullinsn liutiAt iarlfir cur na unr conchci Ihrouiih lo Atltnlic riiy LrlUB tii reort wlibinftiy rutiiiiuf Hit ew Vor imoint Tins irtlu taa t Uirouirti ontch for U4eh JUvcn. unit illmlcon- ineciloiitorllriittii't illllt In Hie I'iiim, tinl Cie 1), tucm irtti rtvru rt otrtr to tcctiiielt truia St Ver,-i SCHOOL BOARD PUTTERING. A rr.AT UV.FV8AT, TO TI'ACIt TIM UVACUHItS jllAXUAr. TIiAISI.MI. It 11m Jleen Added o tlio ITon-ne oI'Mnily. nnd the TeacheiH AU to b rrrimteil, hut tfm t'ommlmiloiieri Hr -Mo. Tho Board of Education some tlmo ago. In resnonso to tho genoral domnnd that tho com mon school courto ot study should bo brought unto that Improved plnuo existing In othor cities, injected n slight llnvorof mnnunl Gain ing Into tbo curriculum. In doing this It mndo no nrrnngonionts tor tho instruction of tho tenchors In the r.ow method. Homo weeks having pnssod and no stop hav Ing boon tnkon to meet tho domnnd, n potltlon was sent tho Board by tho Primary Toiichois' Asso ciation thnt Immodlnto nttontloii bo glvon to tho matter so that they might bo prepared to do tholr duty when tho duy camo for tho now courso to go Into effect. This petition was rcfoirod to tho Committee nn Courso of Study nnd tichool Books, of which tommUslonor Holt Is Chairman. That commlttoo ropoited thatltwasuotadvlsabloor practicable to es tablish ii school for tho Instruction of tho toachors In tho now manual training system, nnd dropped tho mnttor without locomruond Ing w hat should bo done. Ycstcrdny tho Board hnd a mooting and took up Commissioner Holt's ropoit. There was n lonelnngloot talk, lu which many took part, but only a few with any upproelnMon of tho importance of tho subjoct. I'inally tbo com mllteo'a report wns ndoptod. That loft tho Board In tho curious poMtlon of ordering something to bo dono, but of not providing moans to havo It dono, Mrs. Agnow tried to snvo tho Commission fiom placing ltsolf lu this nttltudoby movlug thnt tho wholo subject bo postionod until the second Soplombcr moot ing. Her motion was not udoptod. Commis sioner Tumseii nnd l.ummls each endeavored to have u pinn of furnishing lii-.tiiict.liin Immodiatelv npprovod so that thn teachers eoutd avail themselves of it in tlio tall, but tho Board sat down on thn protoltlon which each Commissioner presented. Mr. Tamton a suggestion was that tlio hiipeilntendeni stall oxplain tho now course to tho machete in lec tures, one to be given each week. Mr. J.uminH ollered a moro detailed plan, the main Idea bo Ing that tlvo pcrts in manual training bo so cured and that thoy lecture tho teachors In classoe of eighty at llvo conveniently located schoolhotises foi ten weeks, tho nrrnngoincnts being such thnt ench teacher should got ten lectures, nttondnnco to bo rtcordod aud certi ficates giuntod. Mr. Liiinmi criticised Mr. Holt's report ai being lncouipleto In not liming Included a soc ond re iiiesl from the touchers. 1'helr llrst re quest hod been for a school ol In-truction in manual training. Thoy did not nioiiii by tl.ls that thoy wnnted n school building with a fac ulty ol proles-ors. and they so oxpluined In a second or amended roijiiest. Mr. Liitn mls nrnuod strongly that snmotlilnc should bo dono to prop'irotheteacliersnsthoy a-kod. Iio reminded tbo Boaid that tho addition of manual training had been forco.l upon tbo Board by tho comiulttoo of eight, but this re minder boerne. I to innko ovon moro obtitiato tho stubborn mnjoiltv to whom the ceioi rated reform committee of thn Spraguo-Webb tarty is still a-, wormwood, gall, and all othor bitter things. The result of tho Board's puttering i thnt tho teachers will havo to look out for thoni slvc3. As Mr. l.ummls suid- "It is just about asil you wero to toll tho touchers to begin giving instruction Immediately In l'reneb, nnd thonwhen tlioy nsked to bo taught the langungo you should i-nv to thom Go nnd I get o und ho's manual of 1-ronch bolf tatight.'" No other changis. actual or probable, havo occurred In tho membership of tlio Boaid slnco Inst week when all then known worn re ported In Tiik Suv. 1 lie resignation o: Hoh ert M. Gallawsy sent to Major Grant early in tlio week, was announced to the I'oaid. but no appointment In bis slond was received Irom tho .Mavor. A story was current yesterday that Prcsldont Simmons uud Mr. Gallaway, who had resignoil. and that Mr. orinilyo. who contemplates resigning, had been nctuntod by their objoetions to tbopresoncoof women In 1 tbo School touncll. But tho story was jaughod nt by those who know tho real rea sons tor tho retirement ot these mon. It is true that tho appearance of women Commis sioners did distur'i Prcslileut Mmmons and his friends nt time, but they could have endured the womon. and in fact ono of tho threo women wnsquito a favorlto with Mr. Simmons, bov oral months ago Mr. Gallaway gave hi I reasons for getting out, and be probably I has not a now set now. Mr. bliu monn was lulluonred then by thn sauio causes. Both meu folt that thoio was ilslng in thn Board a power whlih In tlmo they could not control. Theyiould not tell iu what way this powor would oort itself but thoy wero fearful tlio re-ults would ton. I to bring si andnl upon tlio school system. Mr. Simmons nnd Mr. Gallaway wanted to get out before such thing-, could happen, a"d this more than any other causo Is tho secret of tholr resignations. XE118 OF TIM JS.lILllOA.D8. Mtlll rustcr Tlmo lobe Mnde Ilrtvreeu tier. ry City and I'hllailelplilu. Tho "Washington Now Lino," conslstlrgof tho Central llnilroad of New Jersey, Philadel phia and Beading, aud Baltimore and Ohio railroads, is to cut down ilio tlmo betwoon Now ork and Philadelphia. Whon tho trio of roads putonthoir live-hour trains to Washington it was thought that thoy had got things down about us lino as possible Both tho Pennsyl vania and tho Bound Brook routo have thus far stopped nt a two-hour run beon Now York proper and Philadelphia. This Includes tho forrlage. Leaving that uut ono of tbo roads bus a train scheduled at ono hour nnd forty eight minutes botweon Jorsoy City nnd Philadelphia. Tho Contral llnilroad of Now Jorsoy and Philadelphia and Bonding Itallrond are going to run a siuglo lccomotlvo through to Phila delphia. Thoy now cbnngo engines nt Bound Brook, tho junction point of tho two roads. Tncchangocan b'iniido iu two minutes, but It gonornlly tukes longer, and four oi tlvo mln utob Is lot in headway. Not only will tho Bound Brook liuo avoid thl delay, but it is ar ranging a wntor scoop at Groen Brook so that no stop will havo to bo mado b r wator at any point along the lino. Altogether thoy will snvo Irom six to eight minutes h tho proposed changes. A snvlng ot siv minutes will In ing tlio tlmo betwoen Jorsoy City and Philadelphia down to 1 hour and 42 mluiiich. or 1U2 minutes forndlstnncoof Mil milos. This is at tbo sus tained ra'.o of .12 S miles an hour. By reason ol tbosovornl ginilo cros-lncs. where tho en gineer is obliged by law to slowdown, nud the In Idgo u milo long over Newark liny, where ho must (Oiuo down to 20 miles nu hour, tlio spoed for a pnit of tho distance I much grentor. Betwoen Plalnfioid und 1 liznboth over 7" milosau hour is inndit nt I lines. Tho IVniisiliauiiiltailio.nl cau'tb" exrect cd to stay In the background. It isn t decided yet vvbothortho live-hour trip to Washington will ho cut down. Already both roads havo about all thoy want to do to innko tho schedule. Thoro was n largo muni or ot prominent rol'road oflbora ill Sracuso jesterilay. Among thom Theodore voorlieo of Now ink, gem. n.l superintendent of tho Now York Cen nal lond; C. W. Bia lleyof Now York, genoial suiierinlendo'itof tho Wo-ttMioro road: W. H. Currier of Oswego, sup.-ilutondent of trims poitatlon of tho Homo. Watortown and tig deiisbuigh I o:il P. G. Jnwott ot Votingstnwn, Ohio, mauugerof p. trnnsportntl n as-.o. latlon In tho Viost: Adolpli II. b.ohwnrtz. superinten dent of tho Delaware. Lneknwnnna nnd Wost orn rond: D, B. Mct'ov. superintendent of tlio WebtHioro rond; Q, P. Thompson of lloehes tor superlntondoni of tho New York. Lake Lrln und Western read, and n number ot oilier gi'iitloinon high up in ruilruud circles. Tho occasion of the gathoring wus tlio practice tl.nt habgiownup ot not eiiioicliigihodcmunngo rulo lu i Incos vvlioro there aro tonipetltivo freight oiilces. By enforcing Hint lulo It Is honed tooxpodito shlnineuts by lessening tho delay nf cur. There has long beon a rulo thnt vvheio n shipper holdi a car for moro Hum two dnys Iio must pny a ilomur laco of n dollar u day from that tlmo. There Is no troublo iu earn ing out this mlo where thoro mo no competitive linos, but whore there Is coini otl tlun tho companies urn led to favor shlpi ors In tills rogaid iiulll in ninny cases cm are do- I.. .....I ,.n illla.t ili.i'u rt III i.ll 'Plllu nrlll. pies tho ralliond Borvlcoa id pn'iont- rurnlt.li Ingcarson llmotObhlppoiB. Thu preposition yoslerdny was to onforcv ilomuir.ign i barges by nulled netlou, and to do ho nn organization was formed culled iho Contrul New 1; rk Car rervlco Association P. G Jowolt of loungs towu, Ohio, wasolocted mmuigei, nud the as sociation will cover nil oompetltlvo points from Lake Ontario to Hie l'eni silvaula Htato line. Tile tepilloiy will go west to lioehestcr und oa-ln lar uud im liidlpg I'lb'iu Iho ruiirond compauies Iniliulod iu tho ntsoi'lation are tho Now lork Central, iho Wo.-t Mime, tho Dela ware Lackawanna and Western, tho Borne, Watortown and ugdensburgh tlio Syracuse nnd Bnldwlnsvjllo, tho r-yruouto Ontario and Westorn, tho l'lmlra. Cortland, aud Northern, the Northern Central, tho Pall Brook oal Com pany, tlio Delaware and Hudson Canal Com I an '.the New York. I ako l.rlo and Wostrp, and the Lehleh Yulley Tho tlrst association oi llilb kind was organised in i hlougo a o v years a'jo, and now tbo'o are eiglit or ten o( thom In various parts oi tlio country. Gnowis recently organized In Buffalo, o .tondlng a-, inr east as itochester. Tliesclion,elsbiild to work to tbo advantage of tho sldpiers as much as to 'ho transportation compaults. The asso elation will begin work Aug. 1. OntXVAHY. IlenthorCen. Cllnlnn 11. Fltk-Vettci-dns's Mnrtutlty Kolt. Gnn. Clinton B. risk died yesterday mornlnd nt his npnrtmonts, llotol I.nnghnm, on West I'lfty-aightli etroot, utter nn Illnos of moro than nl.t wooks. Bhoutnntlem nl tho honrt was tho final catpo of death, though Gon. l'lsk had buffered with fatty degeneration of that organ torn long time. Gon. risk was born In Yoik, Mvlngston county, this Stato. Doc. H, 1B2'-1. Ills parents wont with him to Michigan whon he wns two yoars old. Ills lotith was a v"-"!-d struggle Ills fathor dlod two yeais after it, -M to Michigan, nnd tho family was j lc V At 0, Clinton was apprenticed lo V, his onrly oducatlon waslim- iled V t lorms In u country school. ruKiox n. nsK. Ho wont to Ht. I.ouls In 183S and began rank ing money rapidly. Whon tho war broko out ho rnlsed troops In Misourl and bornmo Colonol of tho Thirty-third Infantry, Volun teers, and was mado Brlgadler-Gonoral of Volunteers In 1SG3, brovettod Mnjor-GonernUin ISO.", lu tho Army of tho Tonncssee, with Gen. Grant. In tho raego of Vicksburc. Gen. I'isk nlso communded iho Thirteenth Division of the Tliiitceiith Arniv lorps. und was in tlio Yiigu 1'i'bs o.-.peditioii ngaliibt l'ort Pnmberton, nnd cominnuded tbo ilistileti of houlheast Missouri rt. Jotil. and North Missouri. Ho nlso communded tho Lnlou f uces at Jetlersou Cltv. Ho entered tho I rccdman's Bureau in W.3 with Kentucky. Tennessee. Arl.ansn. Missouri, Alabama, and Georgia in bis dl-trlct, nnd wns successful in the work of loionstruc tlou nnd rostoiation ol iudtistiy. In lsi'i'l he otalilishod tho 1 is School lor tho 1 roedracn at Naslivlllo. 'lonn.. from which grew I Isk I'm--vei.-ity, nn iubtitutiou perhnps bobt known as tho homo il tho I-Uit Jubilee bingcrs. luirlng Iho vynr Gon. I'isk lo-t most ot his property, but his fortune improved uttnr Iio ni'Ved Lat. Ho was woll known in rentes; into nnd othor operations, especially In, Wall ureet. aud ho became wealthy, rresldont Grant appointed Iilm tin Indian commissioner iu ls71, aud lie was President of thl Board up to thn tlmo of his death. Ho wns President of tho Boaid ot Urusteos of Dickinson lolloge, Carli-le. Pa.: Drew Theological Seminary. Madi-on. N. J., and Pennlugton Seminary, Now Jorsoy. Gen. I'isk was the candidate for Governor nf New Jorsoy on tho Prohibi tion ticket In 188n. and in 1HSS bo headed tho Biuno pnity s ticket for President of tho Unitpd stato, being tho unanimous choice of tba l.'ili) dolegates nt tho National Convention. Besides bolnc ono of tho most conspicuous Mothoillsts in tho country, ho was actively Interested in all temperance, missionary, and church work. He wns a member of tbo Con solidated Bxchaugo. Union Leugue Club. Down Town Merchants' Lating Association, and President of tlio Now York Accident Inburanco Compuny and tho laist Tonnesseo Land Coui pnnv. Ho leaves a wile, two sons, nnd ono daughter. Tho Mineral will tako place at tho Madison Avenue Methodist Church on lrlduy. nt J o'clock, aud tho lutcrmont will bo ot Cold wator, Mich. ('apt. Joseph Bordon. a pioneor of tho life saving soi vice of tho Now Jorsoy const, dlod on Tuesday at his homo in Point Pleusunt. Ho organized and oporated for forty oars in llfo saving service ol hiB own boforo thoLnltcd Slates Government oiganlzod the present sis tern. His Held ot operations extended from old S'juan Beach, now Mnnasquan. south to tho Inlotof Bainegnt Bay. He was 'JO years old. It Is bald that ho aud his crows saved moro than 1,000 live on tho New Jorsey coast. When tbo German omlgrant ship Now i.ra camo ashore at what is now the foot of Sev enth avonuo. Asbury I'ark, on tho moraine of No. 2. lsjl. and moro than :tU0 lives, wera lost. Cupt.aBordou and his mon saved many percent. HontyS. Hull, editor of thn Steuben Courier. died suddenly on Tue6day nlcht in Bochoster, I npoi lesy. Mr. Hull was tho only son of tho Into Hon. 11. 11. Hull, for many yours Canal Au prnlser and who founded iho miner In 1 J 1. I nnd IlenryS. Hull had boon its editor slnco IVTi'i. Ho was Vice-1'iesident or tho Mute Press Association, and had beon a prominent figure nt tho stato Sunday School Conventions for several years. Ho was an unuUHlly bright iiewspapor man. nnd In 18s, was the nllfornla correspondent of a syndlcnto of Now York paiors Ho was:i7 joarsof ago nnd leaves a vv lie and four children. Ilnfllo Boy. known to circus people ns "tho knltn thrower." Is dead at a Seattle hospital. His right nnmowusNedl'orbos. liowasabout 4(1 j cars old. and hnd beon with Bin nam's, Porennugh's. and other clrcusos. llecontly ho had hoen playing nt variety theatre in tho Northwest. Though ho hnd relatives in tho Last, ho iodised to allow tho hospital attond ants to notify thom of his illness, nnd was ex ceedingly reticont ns to his family history. Mis. r.lizabeth W'hito. tho oldest porson In Novvburvport, died on Monday night, agod 101 soars aud 7 months. Sho was tlio mother of nlno children, six or whom survivo her, tbo younge-t being upward of 70 yoars old. Uor grandchildren und. great-grandchildren num bor oovonty-Hvo. Mrs. White's husband died In 1SS1 ngod 93 yoars. John Knsor died in Amsterdam, N. Y'.. yoster duy In tho liOth venrof his age. Ho wus horn iu Leicester. Luglnnd. nnd camo to America In lbCl. He was a member of Chuctauunda Lodge No. 11. Knights of Pythias, a past Pros Idont of tho local lodge of tho Soub pf St. George, nnd a mombor of tho bona ot Albion. Mrs. Sylvestor Willnrd, widow of tho lato Dr. Wlllard. dunlin Auburn yesterday In hor 1H1I1 yoai. She vvns widely known for herchnrltab o works, bho was deeply interested inpuhlio Institutions for tho orphanod poor. In uping this Mia Wlllard fulllllod tho mission whloC her husband ontrustod her at his death. Dr. Ivan K. Aldrlch, arising young physician of Smyrna, N. Y.. dlod on Sunday ot consump tion, aged 27 vears. Ho was a sou of Augustus C. Aldrlch of Norwich, und was graduated In his profession by tbo Clnolnnatl Madlcul In stitute, Ho leavos a wifo nud child. JohnAllyn, for many years foreman of tho Boston Coni'irr composing room, dlod In Choi sea ou Wednesdnyinnls7hthyoor. Mr. Allyn hnd been a niemhor of tho Boston hranklln Typogiaphtcal society for tho past thirty-eight years. Tinnk rrocochtil, who dlod at Portland. Ore., recently, wus for lonrB innnngor and pnrt owuor of various music halls in Sncramonto, al He was known In tho thoatrical business us Prank Smith. MIssTliernsn Lyons died In AraBtordam, X. Y icstordny of conumutlon. aged 23 yoars. Mis. Lyons was born in India, whore hor fathor was a soldlor iu tho .Uugliali urniy. Her mother died In India. Job llaiinon. 31 yoars old. a well-known resi dent of Poilln, Conn., wns drowned whllo bathing In P.lsloy's Pond. Ho was soizod with ciumps uttor swimming onco across the lake. Christian Woldman, proprietor ot tho .Hold ing Hoiol In Mlddlotowii. N. Y died suddenly lestcrday of iheumutlsm of the hoatt, agod 35 years, lie leaves 11 wifo and child. Dr. George Kvcrett Markham. n prominent Past Hartlord, Conu., phioklan, died of diph theria, commiinicntod to him by a patient, niter un illness ot four days. Sirs. Colllngvvood Hart Is dead In rinntsv-lllo. I Conn., aged ovor CO years. Sho recently fell nnd hor hip wns broken. Death was caused by that mishap. I), B. Baldwin, who was n membor of Assem bly for Cayuga county In lUfls, died In this city 01 Tuesday ovonlng from catarrh of tho stomach. John J. GriRslngnr, morohant nnd Post naster nt Oilsinnor, Pa., dlod on Tuetduy lioiu typhoid tovnr, ngod M years, Henry M. Gllman, founder of the town of Oilman, Col., dlod yostoiday of iipoploxy. Ho owned noarly tho ontlio town. Dr. C hnrloB Taylor, ono of tho wonllblef t nnd mobt Inlluoutlal recldoutu of New Mllford, Conn., Is dead. Oraon M. Tiler. ex-Clly Treasurer of Indlan npolls, died on Tuesdny ut Munclo, agod 57 I yenrs. Mrs. Ainblor, widow of ex-fitnto Sonator P. Ambler, died in Middletown. Couu., agod 77 ears. Mis. Allco Dorandled luMurlden, Conn, aged t'O years. Arknuim Jtcpnbllcunt. Litti.k Bock, July 9. Tho Itcpublleaii State Convention met hero to-day. declined to placo u llopubllenn tlckot In tho Held, aud formally endorsed thn I'nion Labor ticket, headed by tlio Itov. N. B. 1 Irer, for Governor. 'J ho plat lorm clinrges tho Demnuiutie pirty with tho murder of John M. Claytou. whonu portrait was oYlilbllod In thu hall, a d doclmes the Demo cratic party n party of n-sasslns. A Vie 1 1 m or tbo Cluureltr. yntosmir, N. T July f Mlebttl Knach. ts'it ti jtrt. 01d tn AiDMttiltui to aty, lb rciult ct otiirt dituitt iniokliix. "rurlty-Strcnstll 'iu. PQWdff! AKH(ItI,rrviA TIIK BIBiSTT. All the Ingredients are published on ovory label. 'Iholr utility and tbeucientltlc nccurucy with which they are combined rondor Clovo mini's uporior in strength and ulllcloncy to nny other linking powder, cllvkland iukin'g POWDKItCO.. bl and ;l Pulton St., Now lork. Itlot lit 11 VA'ltcontlu Town. Wert RurKiuon, Wis., July 0. Tbo ftrlko among -tho stieot luborors, who demand more wages thnn tho I.7j thoy 1110 now got tine, wont on to-day. About 200 of tho strik ers this moinlng went to the work on TwoUth f treet, where nbout forty mon wero emploiod. Tho strikers rushed upon thom, and a light oiiBued. Contractor Sutton cut one man on tho arm with a shovel. Tho Mrlkers chased Sutton to hi house, threo blocks away, beat ing him with clubs. Lntor thn mob wont to the American Steel Burgo Works, where they woro kept at a dis tance with lorolv-ois. After dlunor ntiolhor attempt wns mndo 10 foreo tho works. Con ttuctor Anderson shot one man in tlio bend, the bullet gbitn tug and hitting 11 mnnniimed John P.. torn iu tlio loit mm. Tho Btilkors then oh ai ceil, but .Mr, Audcrvon bold his giound with drawn rovolvor. wlulo tho mob threw bricks and clubs and auythlng thev could lay thoirlinnds upon. When Minor I'.'ilteisou nnd n force of special police arrived on tbo grounds tbo stilkois woro wild for Anderson's lire. Mr. Andeison wns taken uwnv and concealed iu tlio second storv oftbocaipentert-hop. 'Iho strikers soon learned that ho was eouiealod about tho premises, and a hunt om-uod. By means of ladders the mon cllmbo tup nntl found him, lint Mavor Patter son quieted tho crowd by appi Intlng n com mlttoo of stilkors and n crowd of policemen to see Andeison to the Ity Hall. To-night ilfty well-known cltbons huvo boen sworn in as special policemen. Tho mind l'nlltlcnl Bona llenlcns. San Fiiancisco, July 9. Chrl3 Buckloy. tho blind political boss, has signified his Intontlon of retiring from 11c tlvo political llfo. and will relinquish tho control ho haa maintained for ton 1 ears over tlio Democratic organization in California. Ho will still bo a loador In tho councils of tho party, but his health will not permit that close attention to dotnilB that has chni notorized hi work for tho imstilecado. Ho says tho story that ho will loavo San Pran clsco and ontor tho political Hold In Now York is all bosh. Ho hu no desire to go Last, nnd nevor o.poeted to booome a Tnmnmny chief. It l halo to assume thBt Gov. Hill will get tho suppoit of CalilornU It Buckley has his way. Attetsed Tor Ilrldse Purpose. Tbo Commtiisloncri tppoimeil to arieis the vtlnt of the Itndi conileruuotl for ftilJittontt tcrmtnt) facilities tt the bridge entrance In thli cify have practically com pleted their work by making a report on tbe Kmll Kosinak proper!. A. motion for Iti conflrmttlon lato be made on Jtondr" Ut supreme Court, when a conti-it is tntlcl The report awards Kosmalc J-'OO.OiiO for 111 land lielvreanA'.iiiitna'JSiOiqiitrcfett. it is on the eonth side nf tie- tirldne entrance. Tlilala lor tlie ffround all in-. He rbminiPHlonera not belnif alloiv ed 10 tike Into consideration the value of the building or of the ouslneta conducted lu it The bridge real es lule experts tet JI.'Oooo as a proper trice, and Mr omak's experts ial.1 it was worth fromWio.0,10 to ftu'imu. The fcllnreclled In the retort that Kosmak purchased the property a ear aco for 51.m,ouo. hat ho asserted thnt the nkreeme nl to sell 10 blm at that prloe was made four eurs ago by tbe owner. Mr. btepb enson Found Dead by (be Track. An unknown colored woman wai found dead near the track of the New Tork. New Haven tnd llartford Railroad near Port Morris Junction, last night by a brakeman on the west-bound train that reaches New York at 10-40 P.M. she had afresh wound over her rltiht ee. which was the cauienr her death The railroad mon think li was struck by a train. Tbe body was brought 10 New York at l'.'.JVA. VI. on a freight train The leeacl tens about 00 5 ears old. she wore n black bonnet arid skirt, and a trown, white, checked w alar. Sho had gray hair and wore plain gold aarrinirft. A Chinaman's 'Will. Onii. July U Jimmy bnilth a Chinaman cook, died at Ctlzary last week. In hit will lie letttL.VX) as a nucleus of a fund for a general hospital tn Calgary, $.M to William Hobertson of J. It. Freeze A Co tnd smaller amounts to tho Ker. vtessM llerdman. Leach. Ia-q.ues and his nurse. Mrs. iload He also willed somt town tots In Lethbrldge to friends o: bis there, leaving t uouk'n for bis luurinent and a mom-menu UAZSIXIS 1STELLIQEXCB. unvtlTTRK 1LM151C Tnia Dll Eunrlies.... 4 32 Eun seta.... 7 M ktooorles..l3 IS IOl.ll ItATKR THIS OAT. Ftndy Uook. I ti I bov. Island. 2 23 1 UsUOate... 4 IS Arrlvcil-WinsnjoiT. July a SsClty ot New lork. Watklns. Llrerpool X Ss Oevelgoune, (Uaeveck. Hamburg. Hs Ilrage. Hansen, llaracoa bu Iroiiunis, reunluiiton. Jackso&Tllle, bs beneca, blvveUH llavaua. bs Alone, bel.lir-t. JacmeL bsKspana, Mtsen. Haracoa. bi tiractit. Clrarda, Callarien. bs city of Augusta. Cuihnrine, 8tvtnntn. Ks llaracna clitusen. Jamaica Ship Criceith Caaile. l'arry. risagua. Ihur later arrivals see Kirsc ftze. IKRITfcli OUT. Gs Mortvls, from New York, tt namburg. Ss Illinois, from Nen York. at!ieprord.t bsLaiia from .Vow York tor llremen, slghtecl OS the Ecllly Islands ss Obdam. rrom New York for Boulogne, pud the St Tningvalla, from New York, tt Cocenhtgen. silLvp riiou roRstott poitrs. EsThlctro. from London for New York. bs l'olarla. from tuetiln for .Vow York. bs Bohemia, from Hamburg for New York. frtTOOISG STKlHsnirS. lo.ll To-itav. J.HU CUsvl TtiuUA&O. riodid Condal. Havana 10.OJA.M. ljmn. Uhaetla, Hamburg law) P.M. ban Marcoa. Colon tU.OOA.JJ. lliiUOJI. btato of Nevada, Ulaigow UiU0A.lt. .vail JtMitorrota Mornca. Trinidad l.-oop. M. SrOOP, M, lllohmona lllll, London t IRCOltlllli STVAUSUlrl. live 70-itai. Wisoonsln... .Queenstown June 2S biaieot Pennsylvania .Murine June M India Uluralur June S3 llilre'la Liverpool June 'M Franco London .Juut 24 tjaltla Queenstown July 3 Werhendam Amsterdam Juut 2S Persian Monarch London June 2d Due Friday, Julull. FJatle llretiien July 2 Columbia huuthampum July 4 (lermanlo Queenstown July 8 Due zaturJav, July IX rtrurlt Llrerpool July S Hindoo Hull Juno 2a Rhynlnnd Antwerp June 27 Llaudan City. Swansea June ti hut Sunlit, July 13. Arlront Queenstown. July 8 Ltiiaseogne Havre July a Chester Itotterilam Juno '.'d JfUi ilonaay. July 14. Belcravia illbrallar June 30 California Hamburg June at AnctiiirU Movlilo July 4 Werra Southampton July 0 Ilnrr' TrlrniihernuH for tho hair renewt, glosses, prcsirvcr, biautitles and multiplies ID fibres. Keen's NrcllB" Sltlrltt. flannel, cheviot, tnd silk fabrics, bl ..o to fa. tciiandsn Proadwty 33X30X3. ItT.AL'KIlVISN'.-On Ihosth Inst, at th homeot her daughter, Mrs Char'ti II Clough, 3(11 West 2Jd st., Kllabt 111 A., n iff of seplt M. Blackburn, tgtd u7)eara3nionth'and IT days. The luterment will t ike pitce tt Cleveland, Ohio. lU.OOllllOOIi.-M Arlington, N. J, on Mondty, July 7, r.lliabelli C. w idow of Thomas T, Wooiliood, In ttiei 74lti tir of htrtge. ruiier.il sen Ices fr,,iu tlie residence of tier sisters, 101 Broadway, Klu.hlnl, N Y, on Thursday. Hit lotli lust., at Ju'rloi-l, I' M. Train letves Long Islund City for Ilr il.-e st at 1 o'clock. CO UGIII..l..-on tVcdiiesdity. fill Inst Mary. widow ot James 1 otighlaii at the rctidence of her sou In law, 1 rroerio Bil 71 Jtcktuu tv Long Island City Ilemaliia will he taken to SI Mary's Church 11 9,30 A, M Friday, lllh Inst. Interment tu Calvary feme tery CU.VS'INnilAM.-nn Monday. Tth Inic, Archibald Cuiinmzhtm, aged .'7 years. 1 tlatlvrs ni.d frltmls are respecifnllylniitedtnattenl tlie. funeral from It a lato resilience. 11 Hull st, Brunkljii oiiTuurdiv luih liuu. at 3 1' M sharp MIltVAHll. At Newtown, I, l Wednesday July n. ism uilo.-lo, li A vt Ann Marian Wilkinson widow ol Ueorge vv Ldwuds, In the 74th year of htragt. runsral on Btturdty, July la, ttir. U. OurUitt !n willing tt Grand and Honstonsts.rerrr.WU. If J ft llnmsburgh, tnd 3(lh st. ferry, Hunter's rolat, Bwii T ti 1 0 clock P. M, J Sfjf A Providence (B. 1) papers ptet copy. jV 51 ritUltKAtlACII.-Kmnit Feutrtbach. 't 'il, llelatlres and friends are rrtpecttully InvtteS te at- Hi', frl tend the funeral from 5-1 1 st tv on Thursday, tt 9 1 j W P M. Interment In F.vergreent. ijl K' FIHK.-Athls residence In this city on Wednesday 'l S morning, July P, Clinton B. risk, tn lb 63d year ot 1 his age. V Frlendi are Invited lo attend the funeral services tt J the Madison Avenue Methodist KpUcontl Chnroh, It corner of 11 uhst, 011 Friday, July 11, tt 3 o'clock r. v L M His rtspeiUully retiues'.ed Ihtt no flowers b K sent. Intemetit nl Coldwtttr, Mleh, on Stturdty, i I July 13. J .1 t irA.M.MKnHI.EY.-Margarttlltmmfrsley. M K Helatlves tnd frltnds tro respectfully Invited to tt- I '(JF; tend the funertl trom 4ju F.tst leth at, oaTnorg. v!ui day. a P. M. 38 i' IIOVSVAUll.-nn July n, Mabel Howard. 'i Belatlvesand friends are respectfully tniiltd. tott- t y, tend the funeral from :un 2d av, on Thuridty. t IIDDM.'T.-At Brooklyn JulyS.Charlottt Ellis, 1 betb wife of 1 rank I lludnut, M. D tnd dtughttr JX'tt of l.iirtbeth F. ami me lata Iter. David Irving. D. D jtj luntral services will bo held to dty, tt 3 o'clock, tt 'jtr Kl lltncock it Brooklyn. 1j V KAItHi:N.dn July u. tt Ft. Vincent's Hospital. S William Ktrsen, tied 23 years. l c Funertl Irom 1W Spring st. Notice of funeral hsr- -i Iff tfler 'fc tl KItNNT.-On .Inly Catherine Frtncet, beloved 3 1 daughter ot Edmuud J. tnd Aunt Kenny, tgtd 3 jtvrs ij.jS Fnueral from the residence ot her Dtrentt,44J But 4; 1 Nn 16oth sl, Thursday, July in, at 1 P. M. KKNNBIIY.-At llrooUyn, July MtrgtrttUEd- 1 J.-lVj f; wards, wife ot William L. Kennedy, In lb GOtk Kl- year of her age. AlJ Funeral au.t Interment to day, at Johnstown. N. T. jTfl KOH'I'II WITZ.-on July 0, Louisa KoslUwItt, W 1 j Felttlves tnd trlenda tro respectfully Invited to tf I'm tend the funeral from 00 Carmine st, on Friday. fiijM- LAXP.-On July a. Stephen Lane, tgtdlByttrt) S'lO, months and 13 days. "Sif'-'-$ Helatlves tnd friends trt respectfully Invited to t" Ss V Zy tend the funeral from 60 Cbtrlton tt, tbenoe to 8t Ip j Anthony's hurch, on Thursday. at fly JLOKW.-On Monday, Jnly 7, 1KH0, P.vtome B. Loew, ojj ttji widow of Frederick J. Loew, lu the 78th ysar other J 8 age. M'l Funeral' from her late residence, 121 East Mth it, en 4.1 WE;.' 1, ThursJay, July IU, ttll A.M. Friends will pleu omit flowers. OjM. I. INCH. -At Montclnlr, N J., Julys. MtrgtrttU A. ,1,1') i Lynch, youngest dtughter of Frtnk tnd Mary tVtfi' Lynch, aged 3 years and u months 3r!pi Hci:.Rlli:.-Ou Wednesday, July rt, Margaret, wlfa J'fU i of Uerntr.l F. McCuroe, aged 34 yeart. if fi 1, Kelattvo-t nnd friends are Invited to attend her fun- iy9L eral front her late residence, Broadway, between Ff w if 181st and I32d its, on Friday, Jnly II. at 10 A. M., W raU then-e to Annunciation Church, where t solemn rt- Siil'l" quiem mass will be off ered lor the repose of her souL it. v V' Interment in ht Raymond's Cemetery, Westchester. rlltEr- k McI.i:AN.-On tbe Uli lust. John McLean, tged St Wffi years cjjpdf The relatives and friend ot tbe family trt reined- 'fpifr' fully invited to attend the funertl tt hit ltte rati tj; 9H tlence. 344 Wt .5th St., on Frldty tt 3 o'clock. n'ifiJ' H1LI.HPAIIOII.-At Richmond. Hlaten lattnd, M.)! Monday evening, July 7, Deborah B wife ot Isata ''lili! K Millspaugb. )L D, and daughter of the late Dr. Sp W Crowell Mundy. 'S? (51 Funeral to-day from Moravian Chnrch, Naw Dorp, tt Wi lly 2.30 ocloek P. M Carnages In waiting at New Dorp '17 S3 on arrival ot train, connecting with 1 .30 boat from Vf Sj New York. fi MOltKIH.-On July 0, 1890. W. T. Morris tt hit Ut j (I'll residence, 1 West Hist st. ft; jv Notice of funertl hereafter. 4il OHF.IMlE('K.-At his lato residence, 20 Ualstead iS'" f T St., Brick Church, N. J Jnly 8, (lustav Oberbeekof 'L'l V Brunswick, Germany.In theSIst year orhltage. I',:ff Funeral services tt tbovo tddrest, to-dty, tt 4r.lt -f vM Interment prlvtte Friday morning S n Brunswick (Germany) papers please copy. i 1 J O'JuMtIKN.-0n July 8. tt Lawrence, L. L. Robert bT'KV I)oug'ts, son ot Dougltts F It, tnd Carrie J. if, f O'Brl.n FgK Funertl from 73 Ilanion place, Brooklyn, tt-day, tt fj' 2 o'clock. -j"K O'COXNOn.-Mlchael O'Connor of Limerick, Irt- i"-1 fif' land. J!,,,! Relatives and frlenda aro respectfully Invited to attend x the funeral from his late residence, 252 West 47th tt, jl at 2 1'. M., today. g PAINTER, On Tuesday, Jnly 8, Martha Patattr, 1 tattle 67th year of her age, A Fnnertl from the residence of her dtngntar, Urt. tu John Hanson. PS7 Boulevard, Astoria, Long Isltnd U City, today, tt I V. M. Relatives tnd frlendt art lUij 5 respecttulty Invited to attend. i.,x M rnENHEKOAST.-nileit Prendergast, beloved l'il-, wlfeot John I'rendergast, In tholMth year orihertge. FuneraUraai uer.late resl'lonce, 143 lluntlngtontlwA 'jj -5 Brooklyn, on Friday, July it, tn o'clock. .,.-r ai f1 A ril ATT.-On Tuesday. July H. Annie ElUabeth. In- j,' 1 fitnt daughter of Carrie V. tnd Nat W. Trttttt j it Ilrookln. SCIIAVFFERT.-Caroilno Schtnoert. Jj ,li Helatlves and friends are respeotfulty Invited tq tt- ,J) li tend her funertl from .Ml East 73d at, on Thursday, .X! 'fs at2PM it'iiil SriINF.inER.-EmmaEcbselder. iSk-7i Belatlres and frltnds are Invited to attend funeral i Ti!l $r from 402 East 12th sk, on Friday tt 2 1. M. Inter- jfl, lil ment In Luthertn Cemetery. SriI.CK.EU.-Oa Monday evening, Jnly a Frtdt. iiR? ricka R widow ot Charles W. Spllcker of Baltl- Wtl more, Md., tt the residence of her ton In ltw, Adelpb, ml;. U Engler, 437 West 23d st In tier 73d yetr. 'AW g Funeral services and Interment at Grosnmoant, Baltl- frfei M mort, Md to day. h?3!B STAFFORn.-On the Oth Inst, tt PL Luke's Hot- 'fHgj ,B plttl, Thomas R, Stafford ot Londonderry, Irtltod, 'i ijtl '.a tged S2 years 4 months tnd 23 dtys. j tf- fTt The relttlvettna friends of the ftmUy tnd tbe mem- JjW'S i hers of McQutde Post, 357, O. A. R., trt respeotfnUy 'lrt K Invited to attend tbe funertl at the Church of th i ra?; a Holy Apostlet, 28tlitt. and ath tT., on Friday, tt l.tn '11, i fj o'clock. 'ffi'i fl rjTElNMJCTZ.-OnJulya, attry SttlsmsU, aged ft 3 84 yeart. Iff. J 'S Funeral from 103 Tarlok at, on Thursday, Relatives tkViM ifi tnd friends tre respectf uUy Invltedjto tttend. Itv i j M terrasnt In Lutheran Cemetery. ii J 8TEVENbON.-0n Monday, July 7, JtntLondoa. 'jfi "H wlfeot Robert Stevenson, In the 64th ysar other -J t 5 tge. j Belstlves and frlendt are invlud to tttend tie funertl f sertlcesat her lato residence, 127 East 12Jdst, en', tjl. Thursday, the lOlh task, tt 1 .30 o'clock r. K. rUusy 1 1 i 1 1 omit flowers. I sAt,: '3 STKAIJWS.-Katlt Btrtnss, tged2yttr. t V,i 'i M Kslstlves tnd friends are respectfully Invited to a. ,'Sj.'! -f). tend her funertl from 810 Btat 13th it., on Frldti S M tf-'r.M. J tfijhjl 81VAN, At Foltcd Fprlng, Me., July a, wmitw 'S; M Henry Bwtn, formerly of the flna of OrlsatU, ttfa. jHE ffl turn i Co, W f '15, Interment tt Fortltnd. 3v fjL TAOOAItT.-lsabella Tsggart (-Ball"), tit ftHtifnJ 'jL' asrvant and friend or the ltte Col George Broarai m family for netrly 40 yean. ptssedpeacsmHysjsrtj n' i on the morning of Julys, aged es yeart. 5 4? funertl from EL Feter't Roman Cethollo ChnrtB, -t p, NewHrlghton, B.L, todty tt lOo'clook A. kt TATfl.OK.-On July H Jtmea Wright T trior, tged t !j 1 months tnd 35 dt)s, younger ton ot Dr. and If rt, A, j. f, Ttylor, 00 South sl. Mount Vernon. ',,1 TIEKNAN. Catherine Tlerntn, widow of Ttmt jB 1 Tternan, InlhetWth earof her ago. j. Wlj' '1 Belatlvestnd frlsnds trt cordially Invited to tvtttacl r -M I; her funeral 10-day, at 3 r. M., from hwlurft I vl'( f denoe, 3U West 4Jd st, Jjfiif if VAIL.-At tbe Fougtrt, 200 Clinton il, Brooklyn. w; t Tuesday, the bth Inst, Adtltnt SL, widow of J tats 1 J, E.Vall. f ,f ti, j Funeral servicea tt her tttt residence, Tburtday, Itlg jf 'i I Inst, at 3 9u P. M. gij'J J VAN llUHKIBK.-Soddsnly, In London. Bbjj, r.M land, on June 24, tt the residenctof hsratcrtlor, m "ii BlUtJ., wife of Boswtll Vtn Busklrk. if Funertl from her ltte residence, ess nirh,New. jj fj- ark, N. J on Thursday afternoon. July 10, tl t& I ocloek. Kindly omit flowers. ft- 6 VAUTHIElt.-On Julys, Frtncou E. VtutliJty, l)f f tged n't yetri. Belatlves and friends tre respectfully Invtted to W C i, tend his funertl from 5S Wtst 3d sL, on Frldty. J; VON IIER IIEYUT.-In Berlin, Osrmaay, July j A 4, Baron Edwtrd Von der Heydt, ton ln-ltwoftit) T lite J. W Schmidt, Consul-Oeneitl of Fruslt,a i-.'.. lu his e2d yetr. g WAI.KItlt. On Wtdnttlty, July ft Ass, wrlttvy of Dttld Walker. In the S5IU jetr of her tge, Funeral ssrvlces tt hir ltte resldenct, 44 W4tt71tl tt., 1'rlday morning at 10 o'clock, 1 Boston paper please copy, 1 J WAItNlH KK.-AI tupleton, S. I, on TaetcUy I,r July s, Theodore Warneckt, tged 83 years. V funeral to day ut2P. St. 1 Wll.KI.NMON.-On Mondty, 'JuiyT, Lturt A. Wlf. f. I kluion, nee Hurluhlse. widow of the non, HtUitnltl N VVilkltisou, formerly of New Orleans. j Funeral ilrh'tly private fy j Fans ll'raiicei, Sau Frauclsco, tnd New tStrtuuf pspers please copy. f t -VlI.I.IAMH,-On Julys. Fenjamin William It. J e. elites tnd friends are respectfully Invited to Attend ,B the lunsrnifrom H Mest7lhst, on Thursday, (i 1 V UIIS, WINSLOW'H hllUTIIINn HTBUP t l.sstren titedforovtr HITY YLAItH by MIL'ilOSSi: i; MuTIII lib lor llidr tlllLUItl-N VVIIILI'. naJTIIINa villi l'l III 1 1 T btcthbfl. It bUHTIILH the CHILD. KIT! Nflliel.l VIH. ALLAYba.l I'AI.S. CIKF.SVVIND KIP an 1 ile best relied) for lUARRIIOkA. Sold ly Urmkitlsin eteryrtrlof the world, iio. a bottle. f AJIPKTHri,EANEpbrmysUtm.noaetstt. 'J Ttksn UP. tnd reltld. TUOS. J. STBWAttT. 134lltttV f way, r. Srtuch oor. oth tad trie, Jcrses-city. J

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if' 11 6 THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 10,' 1890. ill ftw xms cnunazs against col. kuitisr. ml 'ill Oae of Capt. Iselkanp'a Hericennte Teelllle. &R. Tlelorei the C'onrt of Inquiry. The court of Inaulrr Into the dissensions In k jli the Feventr-Ilrst lieglmentsftt la the Uqultnble mt building nil leMerduy aftornoon. lirlir.-Gen. W" Louis Flti-.Korn.ld presided. In concluding Ills ft testimony Col. Frederick Kopper denlod the K: troth of all tne cbnrtios brought Against hlra j? by Capt. IJelknap's wltncsst-'. II o had never ffl lroposod to into substitutes to oarap In 1837, Jill ho said, and had known nothing of the pres jjj euco of substitutes lu his ranks at nnr on I 11 c.irnpmont. 8 Iff Hercoont Franklin D. L, Wnlkor. Compnnx B. I ill snld that Capt Delknap tried to forco his oloc Ji (8 tlon to tho rank ot corporal about two yearn fl IB I nco. A non-commloolonod ofllcor. who ob it JH f jci-tcd In His meeting to Walker's candidacy, IS iff was F'Uiolched by tho Captain's threat II. I' I to rodtico him to tho ranks unlos I' I j I ho kept HlIlL The Captain also rolused III i to cntortaln motions to adjourn, When III I icadv to "top proocndlncs, ho declared tho It 111 nomine adjourned without resard to any ono. IE I i Macompnny meetlneln tho wlntnrof 188S-8'. IB K I I tlio I'mitaln objoiMod to u proposal for a voto II II I (if. cniilllonco on tho crouiul thnt ho hadn t Hlitg i any cnnndenco In hlmsslf. At anothor moot Hi Ifi lie the Cnptnln wnlxed his rank temporarily II. Ill nml liivltod ovory ouo present to critlolso him. UlllrJ Ono man rosnondod by Informing tho C'nptnln k M 1 that ho had raadon "holyshow of thoconi 1 IS I piinr In n recent battalion drill. Thh sort ot ijilltl rrlllclsmwHs continued for about two hours. 18 ill Wrluht I, (los. I, lout. II. Bmllh. and I,. Jul II Kimik Harry testllli'd brlelly. W W. I.add In 41 minimcd up foi Cul. Kopper- Capt. IlelknapM .'I J lawyer Bioko for ten niliiutos, nnd got or i, H mission to Riibmlt n brlot to tho court next dN!j Tuesday. The court adjourned BUbject to the I'lKtlj 1'ionldent's call. Ml III Health Di-ore Him to Attempt Nnlclcte. it j!, Miiipletown. July S. John II. Ilolmes, an 1 III Influential cltizon of the hill vlllugo ot Willing- J Jl,J tun. In Tolland county, had long broodod ovor j.ljljj his Impaired health, and his business partner. II K J L. W. Holt, watched him carefully that ho III might not kill himself. Mr. Ilolmos mado out j I J Ifi) to elurlo Ills vlcllant koepor for a fow momonts f It 111 I tho other day. nnd Mr. Holt found him ilnnc Jl (I Hub hy tho nock at tho end of a halter strap 'I. II nttachod to a raftorin tho attic of tho Holmes ;ll house. Ho was nearly doad when Mr. holt Iill! cut him down. Onco pofore ho tried to banc lllflif Himself ton post of his beclstond with his sua rid III pondora. After tho last attempt Mr. Holmes I Hit Tras Insensible for many hour?. n' Hi Ihr Hct. O. W JEvnna Injured. yfp Aancr.v TAitK. July P.-Tho Kov. GoorceW. jlln ETnns, tho Secretary of tho Ocean Qrovo 'il'llfjE Camp Mentlnc Association, was Injured last ijjj night by ailing from Oconn Tromennde at tho 'I'll 111 foot of Bath avenue. Oconn Grove, Mr. inns ill lljjjl rodo his trlcvelo In a parado of tho wheelmen i III III)) ol Asbury I'ark and Ocean Groto. His llttlo ,'i lijll cranddauetiter occupied n seat on tho front of kllUf thn-mnclilnc. On his way homo Mr. Kvnns I'V'Viiy let thotrlcK'lorun otl thol.onrd walk nnd ho 'iflilB ond tho child fell on tho boacti fifteen foot bo- 1 Hi low. ilo was so badly Injured that ho will ho J llf unable to walk for at loast a month. Ills .1 KM cranddaUKbtorund uninjured. I l A Good Pitcher and Good Prenclier. j, Ijjl Konwicn, July R Younc Mr. Kldd of AYes- IjJI leyan Unherslty at Mlddlotown. who. Is the iD paid pitcher for tho Norwich Base Ball Club, If HIS rltohed wlnnlnc ball beforn oyer 4.000 pooplo Hli on Saturday aftornoon. nnd next day did I III iiinlly kooiI prenchinK In tho pulpit of tbo II uy Jinptist church In Oreonovillo In this town. Mr, H Kidd's sermon wasory satisfactory to tho con I Ljlll crecatlon. and ho maryot re'ole a call to bo 1 1 if tho rccular pastor of tbo Groenevlllo church. il HI Canrt Calendora Tlila Dar. I HB SmitKK Cocm Chamirrs Uotlon ca'tndar. Nof. 1 II ESI torti eallrd at H n'rluck I RIB scBRO-iiti. oriit wilt ot JftMrh rte Inna Parra 1 Wm rr.lnptrli (le Lnca. 10 3 A, M l-nr probateWltlA or I fl Mary cllan, Anmula M Purri. Mflrv l.otr Mnnha HI Pata. .Tolin Keleher. WiIllamT Mlnnii. Pterrlten. aim.Marva-aiMt All.trtl. 10 A.M Jonn MarUn,ennlc u I BM .lolitnon. anil o C. Ilalateil lu 30 A. M. ABOUT BIRD CAGES No. C. UJB BcsidoR lioing stronger nnd II HH cleaner, tho Hondryx C'ac is tho I PJ most shnpely nnd artistic. It has I bolf-closing doors, proYentinpr, nc- i;g cidontal loss of birds. Thoro are foal Btill other points. Buy tho Heu- :jjlj dryx of any doalor. jjil J qVauttfl jfrniifcV JIljH A- t'LOARMAKLRS A lli'jH a Operatori A ill it! Wanted on Una cloth jaclrtra, il!x,SI HlgbMt rrlcci paij k uetL wnrlctot'rit ela'llan(l I .I'D AMI. uri'LMIMM A CO l IMI NJ an4HJ (inane t. tttS A nnSTri.Afss nm-'-RMAKKB, rir alonra-wreki I i X. i erhftpa loncer. at SI. Hi pr diy. refereucLrt re- II r quired. Apply In nernn thla week tn II tl A. AWtsTAJ'hTLKN 2J Weft it city. I .H A rrRF.XTKT WANTKPfor"ilriimaklnir II j a. JCIJA 0. GYlll..-. I.M Kan '111 t rlllir Id tall. i If "nonic FOLPrtts-rjperl'n-eit liand wnniei on t. IH p XJ rhumdart fotdin? machlnea. hmtn aenlni; ma. I, In cblile, and Ibompsun' wiring machine 'ill UTTM: cti. to. Ml norplea. I! lit "nt.AMC BDOK I'AOFP.s uponMcAdama nmchii7ei" I IIS 1J nearly and pernianent wrrli. I D J ii. SHAW HI.AMS HOOK CO. SHI Panal at lira rjonKBINDKI'.K Wanted uood fe hit lino ril.er. ao I II ft JL'a rirai clana l.'anW buck ewer, and a jttrl ti feed rul. 'I J r Inn machine. 11W MaUcn lana. SlB ROOK SEWCPS and tot 1, ra wanle.leperienc7rl 'I'lli UhaiiiNoaly TOMBI.N. ItclNPOL X Cu, it Lafaj. I'lllfi cite place. II i ROOK FOLDERS, Mmn and pantera wantel III j 1 I IlWIN IVI.S. -.'2 Howard t jflil "ROOK MEWbTia wanted "atrLl'M'S, "7J and77S I ll III JL Broad U, Newark N J. I Jh I 'fJOOK hEWERS wantaJ "eOS and SKrfJreTnwich at. II ll ir.IR abont ie. tn Irnrn tnarhlue elnhrnlde-v. paid I jllll VI hllearrlne tteaily work. U.I Wen luth t t(j ipilil.s WANTED for tippin7 7atli'ifnd"roidn7: If Hli VT gooii v-'aarA. WIS nnd Hill (ireenwioh at j! Hli II ANtl SbWI.P.s wanted on lerieym ooJ par. at'ady I'llil' "or, come prepare 1 for work I2J-127 Heat I" ll.rt Proadway J T orKrwilHirWanledT a airTfnr tiomewori mnit till a I be ablo to cook, ah, and Iron ee Wet Mtli at ill topJlaL 11 LONG MRElGEFCY, l Car, 47th at., 7(Ji jit., nnd llrondtvas. r,Jr Pooita. cliamhermal,. wrture.nes. kitchen inalda, I ft rleanare. and etury lilrd nr avr(anu employed In M rll'UMI.R HrF:.N, bunrdlrif hoii-ea. and I Njf lrlrate fainllies ell., r mule or frnnt'o, th. uianda 11?' wanted to reitiiter plare now ready at blr irasea. III ,N VBTRlrif KATIIKr.&-Wante1.ru;len and pwar' t' I V ereri, (rood pa a:e.i. wmit. Apply to III I llluilAri 11 WDOII A. CO ..V.SHroadiray. i IHPERUOI S llnpd wanledon glue work: eteady If J. wurk. Apply M.I.IbCII A filij Hroadway. If IJAI'tR noxrs.- Wanted, rxiertenced (trli on duo f X work. Applv to S .(It'll II M'l. II, rrr rth av. and 2'ithaL I I)PKR rToSPM llandi waiitel nn Blue wnrl.7 J) i Heady worl. H.l in 11 A Cu. Mil linadwn). WrANTPD-A jnutic woman about 2 poB,enlnir i ti, irood lHi'noa rj'ia ('cailona, lor perinauent noil. M tlon Inonr t.re. (pph at Hnxerfamcc, corner 4in av, B J and Ibtli at, between i' and 4. f I7ASThliuirl for iren.ral imueework In private i r fAintly rvtrrencea neceeiary. (all beioro ll fl uVlort. at Ul" Wetl Lltilb t, r.cAT alillvu 130th IL and Mil av WA!,'TIn'!r!a t" pattelabela on paper hoxei alia I If errand boy 1 ll'f.tlt, t'KIKDKI. A CO., 413 Canal at 'ATFI1 Ani'ieraur on the ieeler A Wll.on ma It chine (n I) one w( o Iiah worked In a drenmaa. I tnceiublieiiment rrelerrrd 117 Kan ipiij it. ''lif ANTI.P-I sperlenced book folitara, TIIOjIA.S RISSiai, i SO. 81 .11 New fliarnteraat. "rofNO I.Alill.s w..Tl ntnmake rul.ber hoea7ln I lx weeke ran earn f7 or f u weeki board pal I M!a le.in.llii- Ad.treaa fOl.CIIHSn.l-. 1,1 Until I (llll'A.SV, Colchtaler, Pona Ifi Jft'anlfii--Slw fill A PAPAliLl. MAN. between and Ji, wllh aonia Mi a knowledtre of retail Liimie'R, and who knowa how f U I finianage. warned for our city trade a fair aalary will HI Pa paid whlln learnlu; tlio dutleaof the builtlon Ap Jit ply peraooall) at iotc. tur. lOlli at. and Itnar., betweau it If ('audi ijbll "a ViiDNil .MANWceniraloSr"work"ancl-coirecT. XII xT ln( one e.lthtly a.nuainied wllh elnirle entry f iMOlkaeplHir; muit furnUli irood referencra Addreal, Jill euilDK Me and inUrj ei.eclr.l Hoi 3.1. IKiIX li'.tliiu tjl A KKI.IAHLK HANraloutm who knowa'aomethln '111 X about retail trade and poiteisva Ilia ability to mau til I are. waaledatPI ilonUnmety at, JrrteyCltr. i A -i:Ar TlllR-fu"PrinceA'ibertBulta. fiTTanSd liijil A cniawa) muu n e.ueuli, aj. rtimorr lull, (ift an. if 11 1 I'mm. H-' uj. CAMERON. Ji latbtati av brooklyn. 181 A -51 HIT to order t 't. fintanteTo order. X III a Sninincrprle. CAJir.RON, iU2 finibuiriuv li'kn. I)- A -WUKKI.WKKIIIT WA.NTEUatllll ihop J1 "lOth HI J aw, corner .'idlliit. Ill 'nolLKIt IAKi:i:saiiled.-ltlve7ercalWra,iid 111 noi'd ce ncral wnrkmrn ran find eroployinint wifi fl lerTPI nriDIlL Rood-mt, N V 1,1 m niMK IIVUKRH -Tinperantid paaieri runder and H if rfTMT liackrre hei,dbAiilera and linen ra'e mukera and I !Ta4gHb raaara at inland 1 in Cuual it, TliurnU p. M. I, IJI'.ICRr.AYKIIs wanted -draduaieeof the New York t j... Trade boo'a wauiluf work call at lh achooli at I tnee. 7'(T7in;frFdi:svrAt'Tl"ir-Flrit ea "lob compoel. V. 'I'.! P,7 "P''1 WT.NKOOI, IIALLE.SUbCIv A I fUNrVEU. PRESS FEEnRIH wanted I BtlKR PaiNTINO llOl'SE.H Jacob 1L t pARBIAOB TJIIU1I8R8 to aoto Troy. Apply to 1 1 v -.TliUKBWOOD.l'ssiBrvAdirar. ranfrd-malcif. (1ARRIAOE BLACKSMtTII-Oooirircneral workman. A. WILKKV, ailloyt at, Brooklyn. CDTTRKM. PREH'MANonbook workriltadj Jobto a Hood maiu 2i4 i'eotre iu DRIVER for truck, a1o a itawTman, wanted. Apply at 235 Fulton eL, Brooklyn X" FOREMAN to takarhar of ontalda work foe one of the larteit naa and electric future liouiei. Addreii, with reference. V. K. Don W flnnnlHca. 1.1ARM IIANPB. roachmen, a-ardenera man and wife, irrooni. atabicmen, and men lately landed w anted at UAKI'lir.TI'.n'i', llW Ulh av. HORdKBIIOItRB, Wantad. rttemen and flonrmen. itendy work and vool waTea Apply for neat len davaatomca ot Second Avenue Railroad Company, 2d av andtMthat, N. V. JOB ANIi'CATAt.nocrrifAND.I wanted. Addrna R. A F box I3H. Sun omc NON.PNION IRON" NOULPERR wanted at Union. Fnllon, Blidon, and National Iron Workv an Fran clco: wareSAfyiprr dayandateady work guaranteed; cot of tran'portnilnn refunded to naaily and ood men. AddreMl.ock box 12. Mauch Chunk, Pa. P11EN1X 1IOPFK, M norery. nenr Canal aL-21 men wanted, lodging. I:c. eprmirl.edei free baths. PUNOMAKFRH.-Reu!ator wanted at the Eitey factory, I3rt it. near Harlem lirld. STRONO COV to learn bra Cnlelilnir. llllAhH rUUMiltl, a.M ra41thlt. TOCK FITTER.CwAnted. Apply at 78 Reade it. Keiv York. rpwOKTRONO. SORrn MENrfor itrlverai mail beac J. qualnted In Hrooklrn and know romethnic of car. naie bar Iware 761 Myrtle av. Urookijn Call8Al. T 'O-BLANK BOOK lIlvnEIIH Wanted, a eood Job flnliher. MKAIiY," bo I7. hniiolllce. i VANTED-A younj man to perfect Tilinelf at blauk il tKiok tlnlehinir one who hue ha I eome tsperl'nco nnd la williui to Ilnluli hl lima lu a 11 rat ci.im job fliop. Addreu lil.ANK IiiiuK box Ib7, Mill ofllco ir ANTED Action worker, few good lenrhwnrk Tt ere Clin nnd a'eady eiuploj ment. Applj between 6 and 7 e(enlnite. ItOTII A i:.NOI.r,IIARl)T, 3WH0daV.,J.1ttt. V ANTEDSuneylnir linlrnmont mnkcra two ijond M workmen: tho-o win hare already worked tnr "taCKPOI.E A BROTltER. IIFullon It clty. WANTED Ry manufacturer near Pltuburnh. Pa, braupolllheranl buffer- fleadv work locompe. tent man. Addreen. ititlnir weree re lulred MANblACit'llKit. box .'.i Kun office r ANTED FreeHone cntieri In rim'on. union or vt nonunion; eteadv employment, wv. an hour. Applv to W. J. SL'l.l.lVAN, treeitue Wurka, Cum monwealth av. and Beacon it, Boston. W ANTI.D Flrat clan waon palmer and ilrlper; man to takecharca of ibop, atead alt (ear. In anlreatcHA, PAl'scll S, IT sprm it, N v., Thuri ar e(enlnft. Jul) 10. between (laud u. WANT! D Flret clans carrlaae painter Intake charira VI of paint ibop. ale-i an experienced cirrlaffe trim mer EUWaP.1i WII,i.1. .'.Oanaail K.etaiitii. WANTED Yonnir man for orce poil'.lon Ad.lrrM. Inown handwriting, itatluir aje an I 'aim ex pected. t.M II Ton Office bux I.B70. WANTED A few trend braas llulahera. Addrcia, lUtlni waeea reoulred. MANtfFACTl'REIt, box MX New York Sun. VirANTED Experienced rurrlers. accustomed lo all TT klndaofwork Apple U. D. ofJSTHER'S SONS.JB1 iilh av. WANTED Two first-clan cooperl Immediately, to work on pactlne work Appfrto N. A VAN AKEN. Caliklll. K T. Vr ANTED Thoroujrh machinlit. to iro thirty milei In TT Jeney, Heady iltuallnn and fair Aairei. HL'HBARD. Pd Chamber! it. WANTED A younr man. one w ho has a knowledge of ho-iei. preferred Apply to NcCONNELL, (11 Welt .'.oth it., between 8 and UA H. IlfANTED Farm wo-kman. capable and of food TT iharacter. can obtain permanent situation by ap plying at U7J Henry at. WANTFD Four fi-ood brass rnonlderi Apply at TT nicKAV.-, corner Pith et-and 8th av., between and A M. toda. WANTED A rood btirkimlth's flnnher on carriage work M MARLUOROLOH S hON. 471) Clermont av, Brooklyn. WAN'TEP A competent man as lupertntendenlof a TT leading blank book bindery. Address P. O box 1.3K iltv. IV ANTED Man who.nnderetnndi opening oyitera IT and clams, and make hlmielf generally usetuL :7 Beach tu WANTED Two wheelwrlghta and blacksmith's help er on wacou and truck w urL. 7th it Long Island City WANTED-Carrlige trimmer. h c lit'RIT 1 ong Branch City. N J. ANTED Tin rooter. 61 Welt wth it. .IO.S1.PI1 KENXKY T ANTED Cap anliera. AREKDROTIt A ROOT TT MTC CO. West and Noble its. Oreenpnlnt. WAVTED-IlarnessinaVer. Call at 07 Murray it. between 12 and I o clock. WANTED good man who can drive and fit, 24 ilrand it. lloboken WANTED A first-class carriage blacksmith finisher at 873 7th av. taNTKD Boy to feed ruling machine. Apply 24 T T Liberty st. ,AOON PAfNTERS wanted at CO North 6tU it, TT Brcoklyn. lirANTED-riamberand helper, lit KaitSfthst. itunlioiijj Vntrtrd. ADNE. 35 yearsof age. marrle.Wipeaklngno Fng Ilsh) wlehcH position as bookkeeper or foreign cor respondent with reliable house, or woutl make himself fc-ruer.il!) nefui at anything for smill waes c. JACOH MJN, care of Mrs. Bertolotto. 2d floor, JIU Av. A. AYOfN(! LDY woaPMihe tofTnd animation to work by the day or week, salary must be reasona ble. Write or call Mtsi OKADV l.itn 1st av third floor, back. A OENTJ.FM N of 20 wishes a sltuitlon tn some good -a inercamlle house where there Is chances of ad sancemen best references Address 11. v., 7u an Lrunt st Itrookljn. N. 1. AYOI'NO I.ADV would like a position as violinist. MOI.IN1ST, box 113, bun uptown office, 1,263 Broadway. BOY living with his narenti desires a pi litlon. Ap plr to SID.NhY hTTI.suKIt, 1,4)1 Lexington av, city. DOV (10) wl'hea a situation In a who'esale bouie -a j where he cau advance himself Adlress P. WfcBhTER. 3u Broad St., room 67. BOY. C emart and Intelligent boy of isjitft grai uated, would like a position as office boy. J N so 10th av. BOY, 1( wlshei ailtuatlon to team a trade. Addreia HhILl.Y.3Mull2thL COOK. nya frst-class Herman girl. 4 years' refer ences; mikes all kind desserts pastry, lee cream, eupi meats Ac. private summer hotel or restaurant. No i lii Last 12th st, near 4th av. COLORED-Two glrTi would like sltuaTlons as Cham hermiiins, country preferred, city references 12.1 1Uit3.M ll. J HOUSEWORK. ilermsn rrmestsnti rook, wash Iron, in small family city or tountrr. 119 Last 12th iu ITALIAN ORPnANo'TRl7wiihee placeof ensernesi: Ireneh English, piano, little, Italian very won, she will pro Ide herself for the journey; registered letter. CLOTILDh U1RI0DI, baluro, via r-avlgllinii, Italy J ANITRF8S. widow with daughter, will lake care of house s to be rented ir sold, ror their rent re'erenco and experience. Mra aTABKY, 21 1 East ,'l!lh it. JArrR1'8r.. Widow, wllh dailghterand hoy will J take cere houses to be rented or sold, for their reut, reference and xperienre. Mrs hTACK, 2IH Ka6lh su IJRI.SMAN A Ont class rTordon pr'lsman wants a A steady Job, tieitreferem-e F. BAPMANK, S31 East.";d st SALI'SMAN.-Steady position dislredbyDraclTcTl sale. man, reliable and Industilntis small salary and commission any trade re lulrllig ability Address LXPEUH'.NCED .SAI.ESUAK, lock box 2;7Ns. city. StTL'ATION WANTED bx nsnungmxn aa lighrtorter r.r handy man, best of reference. Addnsa L. w box ts(. f-unofflce TANTED ny aii American young man. who under TT stands Oerir.au a sltliatiout not alrald of hard work, best of references, Addreii C. r, 1 12t West Mxiy.thirdit YofNii MAN. 18. won'd llke'positlon In any capacity; not afralj of hard work best city references W U HAW KI.NH 211 West ll.lh st. VTOl'M) MAN IK)) wishes position aa I orter In some 1 store, not atrali of work Call or addicts E. llERbCII. IU Allen st. 1th lioor eoanis. AN ENGLISH LADY lends K3 upward same illy I'llll.l.ll-N hrok.r, J uWe.t 11th at. jSrlrrt JCionrtl. A It.NO. southeast corner 2-ili st and Broadway Felecl family hotel Amerl-.in and European plan ran tral locatlni. ronveuleiit to allplacesof amuaemeut, terms eland t- per day. A-SlU'TIIKRNr.Ea-A summer In New IoiLTcooI ri-onis superior board and atloiidauce. ion and li.8 West J2dsL JIVIN08TONE l7LA"rF,""2, corner EaslTolli st nppo. site hluvvesaut I'ark beiiu Ifully cool nelghoor. hood Handsomely furnished ruoins. with Prstclats board. PKsillANKNT OItTilAN"S'lKNTH can P" suited with large or small rooms, eicelleni table aud attendance; central location; summer prices, xi ttesiasdn. UOltTllilRNsTlisrFAMII.IKH. org"en tinmen p cau rnd pleasant rooma with or without, board, at No 2IMWrit Hill St. rpilAVEIslKKS1 KXfUIANfVi: and Board' J- Dlrroiory Handsome ruiims and superior board; centra, location. .'J West 12d st. WA KRLEY PI.ACF.124 -Large pleasantroi)ini.also small rnoim, belli and all conveniences, summer prices geutlemau nmj j board optional 5 Til ST. 23n.-.Neelyfiirniibsd frnniroora, twogentlV men or married couple, superior board, alio imall room 9 Til NT .11 EAST.-I.argTand small handminely Mr nlsheiL i-enl rooms, superior toard au 1 taido board lfl. -"'1 WEtT-floot board, light roomi, J ladies, f ,1 Wj gentleiiirii, 1Utl 8T. 31 EAST -Small ond large" nlreiy'fur' 11 uisiKd, cool rooms, ail tunicnicnces.good beard; table board. TH bT 210 KAIT -Nicety "riirnislied hall room; 1 I alsus'inare room with or without loard. table board, terms moderate 11 Til ST. 230 EA8T.-Large w7lifu7lllah7droo'rnT 1 running watir, "lib or without board, bath, gas, also table board, 1ATtl 8T 2J7-23a WEBT -Handsomely fnrnlshsd 'a large and imall rooms, with or without board; Boulbernsre accommodated. n""TU8T.. 86 WKBT.-Uffe well f urnlibsd ronma all coBTsntinsta, sicillent board, Birminenl or ITaUlint, elfrt JBonuT. OIST ST., 40 FAsT.-KleJ.TMlt cool roomi; DOmlnfcl 1 price till flort-mbftn xeaptleoal ubla ti4 nt teDJr.ci rfrencctcxohADgl. OIHTHT.. :o KART.-1lnt.iomlr"i?atnTihil roomn, t a-J wllh board. Tiiltor- to tb city accommortntJi i reionijlfrt(i, rirtrfoc. OOnTlio xkr T-lUndioraely furnUhtd room f deilrable for outlierner. permanent or Iran talent, board optional, rffrrences. B- OOI"9T. 4W WKRY-LiiriTH. rool nleMr fornl-hM aVav rooma. atnely or en aulta. all conrrnUnceat oicol taut lardi aummcr nicer. OOD isT 4i r AT. iMliabln room i. Harantty lur vfc' iililtti), with flrat claaa board if dtilrtu. OOD FT.. JH4 WEST Larjra l.ftndiotnplT fonjlihea mi room, ot And cold witter. amjIe cloroiit alio in all room i: permanent or tranalrtiit board optional. OQt PT n:2 WR8T.-Pt.or"noort Dhyalclan. dcnllit. aO or tiuatnwa Dnrpmei. atao lnrte nndimnllrootnat Allconremenco, auinmer prlcei, bofird optional, 0I PT.,a.t. WfflT.-Tjrfu pleatant rooroa. eacel lent boftrd And attendance. permaQint or trnntlrnti ftitinnmr nrlrei OOD ST. 20 FAKT.-PMlraMeUrj?ft and amatl ronma, &0 fiTrrlookina: Maition equate, excellent boar J i tranMents accoininoilatf 0. if"iTII BT, lla KAftT.""MftdHrnpa.iarfc-Col Vamp J rrnma, excellent board, tri; single, fi iranilenta accoinmoda.tcd. OftTII ST.. lfWRARf."adtl7t74rrMt-Knrnliihed tl rooma, with or without bonrdt term tnoderaie. Q'tMTHT, 23 KAHT nandoomety fnrniihfd alntle O 1 and double rooma; board optional; aumraer prlcenj referetiven. OOU ST., V27 FAhT. Lartro and imall rooma. fnr OstW nUhed brand new, loo for doctor; vrell ar run-Trd pthftte ho.iae oHlPiST, .140 WhhT.-Lttrre anl imall roomi with Om boaMt alt accommodations; Kentlemcn,; latHea, 94. rnllallweek Q.'lTll'pT. 247 KAT.-TlrTtolftiiborrd and rooma, 't and taote boirdnt rraeonatle ratea, coi,Tnlent to Is itt!on QiTH ST t7 WEST nooma for centlemen; board OVJ optional; rear parlor for ph)ilcian. "a OX -T.. vat .SKST.-l.xceptlonatly pool laree nnd H halroom; aolea appolutmeuta, eicellent table; aummrr prlcei. AW ST.." ue WKST.-Kletrantly furnUhed room. flaw lArjeitnd fuiall, summer prices, excellent toward, refefnc'. 4" in ST ,rnTM-rVESTirandiomelT fornlMied J room, with iiipenor board, permanent or tran dienti, lM (fUMtn. reference'. 4TUST, lid WFT lland-otuely Itirnlahad, oool. 41 airy rnoru. Immo coihTorta; eeltent tnble board, central, reffrmc.a. "f Til ST :n7-WKsf l-afffi- front and hall roome. U with board, a'ao table boarder, termn moderato. 4QTII iT 2T.KT-I.Mce nnd hall rooms plintr IO sulmtnntlil board, houie pleasant uml IiuiuclUo, puinmerprUtM, 4QTlfsT, .1iir WRT Fnrntahed room larce or O Btiiall lth board If lUflred. sood ncErbborhool. Rrmt ST.. 143 i:ast Lnra-f Pfjuare room, uttabl UJ for tH o, with or without board. fZ QTII T :iTn VI.T Uandfemely fnrnlabed roome: ilO excellent table, Krcnch cu line, moderate; table bonrd. I ryTn ST.. 214I;ast -Front parlor, ntit class board; 4 pinna foMlnc bed. 1.U per week SOP 8T, fit WKhT, Cool, nice roomi; cood table; moderate terms, near station and I'arfc. 11 X WASHINHTON PLACE -Larire and am alt It room. with tonrd: southern expostirrt hot and cold water, table excellent; termi reasonable; references. 1 OfiTH ST, mo EAST A tilcrf7rnii'hed room nlt 1J able for two; board If desire 1. MALOXV. gioomjs am! gonril vooHUjn, BnAHr. G3 rineapple at., Urooltlyn: five mlnotM' from the bridge, tleaant, cool rooms to let, with board untiphrtt oomif&'partmriUjsiSo gTct ALBION, 32dst .'(7 Went. Dealrabt roomn private bath, permanent or transient, breakfasts If desired C'JNTON ri.ACT. at near B'dway.-Lar7e and amatl nicely furnlshet rooms, all conveniences. fiOnp. CLlTOVrLA(vlI"3l."near Broadway -Small ond lriT rooms, by day or weak; nil conveniences. D'ELtUHTPl'!. SLMMEirLOCTlONLarre"Trmit ruoin, opno'lte i helsea square, board optional, term" reaaonatle 44H West Si1.!, st. X" ,M KeMMM.O KOdM to let. very reasonable, to fen tlemenonly 3it East tTtbit. NEATLY Kl'RMSUEh largeaiia smalt rooms. 13ti neat U-Mat. 1" TST. 14 FAST, Newly furnished rooms l upward; house newly papered and painted throughout, flrsl clats order TTiTsTTr-rt WEST, "facing Washington rark--Larire x well furnished rooms, light houselveepmg or gentle men. iCSOunward. 4T1I AV 2.V, near 20th st Mcely fnrnlshed romna, Iar and am ill, all conveniemes; summer prices. JTiFav. 4i;"NKAU"i4Tll 8T -XgrTroVnCVj MJ; hall I room. 3; house and location excellent TnTlf ST., oTrTNicery furnl-hed front and back XJ parlor, singly or together, lately occupied by physician. I ATI1 ST. IP EAST. Hall, larire. an 1 small rnoirs; Ivj artor, suitable oillce or private nicely furnished. 1ATII ST." no EAST -llrill, also Hjuare rooms, run Xr nlng water In all rooms, nicely furnished. 1 Tlf ST.7.2T3 r. S'-NeVf7urnlsheralry front ha.ll 1J bedroom, private house gentlemen only. lOTH ST. lu Ct ST -Private farallyTnlcely fur". 1 nlshed rooms, references. "I OT1I ST. ill. near 2d av Larue airy rooma. suit JO able niche housekeeping or gentlemen; panor, Ihjflclau or couple IOTII hT, 202 KASrT Mra O'llern-rbeil 3d floor O Hmall and large front light room-, nicely fur ntfthed. "I QTH.T.. 23t L'AST.Nlcely furnished hall rooms, JLO terms moderate. 1 .4TH ST.. jw WEsT Larse, cool rooms nicely fur--li nlshed a'ngly or en sulu, a'ao small room, .South erners und transients solicited. bo.rd optional. UTH hT,i"w"hASTrI-Large and small nicely fur nlshed, airy rooms; summer prices. 1KTI1 ST, 5C3 "E-5T-Slngre$2.doub!e. f3 up, v quiet neat house, bath, Ac also parlor floor. n Til KTT242"w"EST.-Larie and small nicely ror nlhe d. all conveniences, for Iivht housbketplng or gentleman, bath moderate prices. nlll ST.. 2-w EAST.-sTngle "and double nicely fur. nlshed rooms: $1 75 upward. "inTiTsT.. SI EAST -Nicely" furnished back parlor. 1 ts also alcove room, square and hall rooms running water; private house. VqtII ST.. 41 EAST.-Hail and square airy, nicety tar At nlshed rooms, all Improvementi, Southernen ac corumodatedj 1QTII ST. 141 EAST. Two connecting roomi. newy It furnished, also hall room, summer prices; tabie hoard. 1 OTH ST., 44 EaT.-Large front71oordeilrabie XO room, gentlemen only, fa weekly; also single rooms. 1 OTH ST.. 43 EAST, near Broidwa).-I!andiomelT J furnished large and small rooms, en suite and single. I mif ST"2iiTKAST -Mrely furnished roomT large .atand small, eniuitoors ngly, folding heds, fJtnfiu "OTH ST. .lll"EASr-Large cool square room arso A 7 a small room bath, can, mumir prices. On711 ST 12 EA1T -Elegantly rurnfshM rooraMull f-J able for hoLselteetlur. singly or together. OIHTHT., 2i4KAST.-Penfrnble back parlnr'anda'. co bathon floor, f4, square room, running wa ter if 3. 50. O 1 ST ST7.57"r.AST -Large." aVy7 u'eUftnlshe.l A rooms; ruunlng water, bath, em, aominer prices. OlSThf.. .44 r AST -Large cool, nicely "fumNhed at A front room, all coureolern'OH, (A weekly. 0 1ST ST. Ill KAfcT.-Nleety furnished roomwlti. sA board; table boarders accommodated QQt) ST. 314 WhsT. Larue alcove an I square room, WaV either suitable fur tvo gentlemen. l?7; prl.ate Iioupj ad modern conveni'tice. OOf ST 2M EAST. I bell -llairroom. "running mm watT, alsosquarti and email rooms, fl to $3 OOI ST.. 124 I'AST -Large well furnished. dtilrabTe tooins, bail., gas summer price. 0)1) RT.4IJ tT. near Ii alalion -Large rJeasant w room, nicely furnithfil also small room, private family terms viry ruasoitatilc. OQH ST.. 333 east. rarliir finnJt hill rooma, nicely 0 furnishud. use of sitting room fl V. O ITIIST.. 2.'H WEhT. 1'arlorflr.or. singly or en snlte; -i three rooms, hot and rold water, cloxets SUMargo room, Jl and small room. Jj trunrilntaaccomma ilnt-1 1 QJTII hT 247 UI-ST Larcnenrly furnlilied rooms, singly r.r en Milte all ioitviilei)te, als'i small room, transients accommodate 1 OlTH hT. Mil Wl ST Nlrelf furnished rooms for i gentlemen orllght liouiekecpltu! hUu tuill room. ST, f.) WhbT Handsomely furnished rooms, wa f3 upward, summer prices. .fMTIl ST.7 2 tWEsT -Handsomely fuml.h'd large 4w-t and small rooms to U t. OQT1I ST.. 12") IIAhT. Large, cool rooms, fcttabtofor wO one or two. all conveniences; summer prices, OOP ST.. 210 WESTNatirfurnishedromsi"vVry OO pleasant. tlweellyt to gcntleineiu O JTU" 8T.fw.MVEST. Mcely furnished small or large square roomi; ronnlnz water; best attendance. Or'THST. 13.' WEST, near Hroadvray.-Handsomsly OU furnished large, oool room, with three wludows; genilenuiiouly QQTII ST.. "ixnrfiT.-NlcTFylrnished large and JO hail rooms, newly renovated, reasonable ratts to deslrnble parties. JQI hT 83 lKKT.-ilrHTKR at s)'ocs l.fir Traveller Exchance Room and Hoard Directory On hT 24d WEST -Large and small "newly'anl HOhan laomely furnUhcd, all con.rilrncei singly r m um funiiner prl ei, new m.ioacnienu 4 OH st. 212 WLhT meae Brosdwav) -I'arlor "flooi; O jiigiy or ni otitic i rltatv t-ath; also small rooms; (rhaie nml j suium r I rirvs. A "TII ST 2ii4Wl hT -Large cheerful w7llu71illiV.l i-v front and roniiectlug ro'una also small room, Lath ntd alt i ..nvrnlehceb. Mard optional 21oom.fi; and imrtmrnt Wnutrds WANTEU-lly resectable mulatto family n chll dren, 2 adu'lsi, a rooms below iTOth st, and 3d av.; 110. ?U. AdOrts l, c, tt JLLUMS, ,7t4 yd ar. Patents for Invenltons procured rrempllri low ralsi. Boedir Brlsun, M rllijaa ik, rl.T, KstabUiuia Ki. mt(fwnw. ADIBOtf ROtlXllK OABUElT AMrnlTllKATrtR! SAHUF.t, FRENCH k BON.. iieneral Manai.ra IHB IARIIK8T, CIIDI.RST, AND MOST M AONiriCtNT I'LAOi OK AMVRRHRNT IN TIIK WUItl.K. Everj trsnlnt at a sacred concert Konilay Evcnlnf. STRAUSS ana his unrivalled IMI-F.niAL AND RUYAL VIRNNA COUHT HALL ORUHJiBTItA. Toiether with TWO aUANI 1IAI.I.ICTH. "Cliooslnir the National flower." alt o'olook. Stranss Oranil Concert, at 6 o'elook. "I'eace and War," at in no o'clock Trices- Orchestra Blatls, I.M: Arena and Tarqn.t rroinenade Inclntllnr e.ats, (I. Admlsilon. Oroond Floor, ,1: flaloony and Upper Promenaite, 50 centsi nones, conlainlni sli, TO, boiel for Ave. i. SIEGE OFAVERA CRUZ MANHATTAN BEACH TIIIH AMI RVKItV KVKNINU KXOKl'T St'NPAV AND MONDAY. Acknowledged hr OKNERAI.", VISTIlnANH, THKATKI. IA I, MANtdl.KH, AND Til B F.NTIKI! PItKSH Till? ORtAIIibT MILITARY fil'liCTACLE ever witnessed. sooiRoors, cavalry, ifamrv, hailohsi, Ac, OIIA.MI FIKKWOIIKN, CASlN'a Oroadwajr and Kith it. EVENINOR ATHil.-.. America's Coolest Amusement Resort. SfcCOND MONIIf. The Btrazfiliiara. CO.NTIM.OUH ROOl UATIDK.N CO.NCEItT, 7 'M TO li Admission .VI centa. Including both entertainment!. BROADWAYTHBATEETi'S. The Handsomest and catest Theatre In the World. Mlt.UtANKW.HANlir.il Milliliter riKII.EIl BY TONS OF IUH. UIJ MII.V I'll AN IS I.AN-IT, WEEKS. I'ASTI.l'.H IN 'I'll A lit. ny c A IH11NF. amltl A KHIKHH, WITH nil WOLF IIDI'I'blC AND IIIKIHIEATCO.MPANY. Every eienlno- atK. huturdav matinee atu 10OTIs ITJlKORMAMl: Al'U, 1 1. PALMKK'HTUr.ATRR THE SUA KINO" Coolest and Must omforlaMe Theatre In New York. Mflitly MlWvlnlih Enthusiastic Auditors. third the SEA KING. ,:iTI,To:!1ST YEEK. PERFORMANCE. Presented hT the WILLIAM ,1. ntLMOIIh III'MIA COMPANY. Kxcnlnits ntrt Saturday Matinee at J. TlIAPIsn?rsgL'AllE theatre! MfeJ IBaau Brummol LWtllY l.VhMNafOn-SATUIUlAV MATINKK. TONY" PASTOR'S THEATRE TheUreat.NewEnjriatw Cmnpjv. TIIK WIDOW RKDOT. .insKI'll PALSlf.lt aa THE ft IUOW. LOTTIE UIL SON IIUOROE 8 WOODWARD. KOSTER BIAL'S a,JW CAKMI3.C1TA. Madame Anirot, Fpanlsh Studenta Skirt Dancers EDEN iTSEE The lCnrid"ln"WaT APPEARANCE Or PRINCE KtNEKICI. YASk'-IUiE and Peaiitifnl OME.Nr. nft. ev'g. I.R1IELYI XACr.s IlL'NUAItlAN HAND TERUAt'E o.Itni'N."iKth st, near lid av. .ummer Theatre and Prnmenade Concert To-night, first time Carnival In Rome, and Klrntfj-'s Mllel. uhc iTitrf. HOSMOITHPAIIK IMCFS-LOW BRAffij EVEIIV 1UK8D4Y, TIlUimDAY and SATLUDAy, Until TUL'KsHAY. At M. i niniiiencfnir J HJ I. M Central R It of N. ,1 Liberty si i-errv. fi.lS. 0 15, 10 l ii t A .V.. 1 in, i- 4 I, l Ml1, M. rennsTl- Tanla It, R, CortlanJt ud t)fNoroscs st, terries. in, XI. WA. M.l-' M.. IJ.ai I'. M. (I l' M on Sattirdayx onlrr Boats iu Stndy Hook, from i'ler A, foot of lleetnr s;., t n a. 1 iJ I'. 1 l W Fare, round trip tnclu1tn: admission to field I r0 II. U t'ltU KMiillk. mc A. .1. CAF8.UT, Vrv. nur)."ONroirNTT ,incknvTi.i'ii7oi ni:M.rr.(ii 1 Summer met-ilnir Ra ltifr eery Mondir, Wednei lav, ind .dl.)' rain or chine Plrt r.ice at 1 3j r M Hoati from Jay and HJdsts. eervJOmlnnte1. con nectln? with fteaiu ear direct to track itl from .tar day. (,'nrlntuiiher nnd Mtli st. eery lo inhiutes con nectinu with borbf cars direct to track Admlson 1. N milThllKAD. hici-ury (flntju ana glpnrtmruta aa XtU RENTS FROM $7.50 TO $TZ Two. three, four, and five room ariartments, silth lin. rrovem.i.u. also stores, In the new Mock, loth av, both and i.Tlh its Inquire at the oftlce of .lOlIN KI'l'K. l.O.'.U lOth nv Ileitween OUth und 7tli ata. EI.EflANTlmrroved apartments. 3 and 4 rooms, jy 50 tojll. a,uJ:aJav, near lliMlist. FLATSAND-APAUTMi..Ti unfurnished and fur nlshed lu all pari s or the city. lol.sOM hhOTUEUa. n.14 liroalwy. near 13th St. I-1.ATH, BS to ja2 In perfect t'rder. Janitor. "17 West 11th et. UW.VKII, 1.14 flth In'N'EW HOfFES. Just finished, 4111 to West 3lh st i three nndf mrroums, liiflit and airy, $12 to 17, imall and select families only. Janitor. J. OiiRUIT .1 CO. IMil FL and lUh av. LARUE AND SMALL ROOMS. sTtof j." 194 Till av!7 Junction i.'d st. and Rruaduay. MAPIfOS-AV, SOPTIIME8T CORNER ll th 81. l.Ierant tlats. 7 rooms, hath, all inuiroiements. Hullter. J. W. w MINER ONE MONTH FREE.-Mx:"larie. all llsht rooms, alt lmiiroements beautifLliy decorated, separate dininir room; ilii" and healthy locatlou; onl) SIU toJI, Inquire J West 1 J'.lli M NE MOM II I REE -MTTaTrBe.lieht "rooms all Int. j ro.unu. neareiuilon, tine location, only f-Jt No. Jj'ifcastMthsL PRETTIEST little apartment houe rleht In ton-n. one blocl, from llroidwar. two short hlocks from 1. nation handr to business, th.alrn, or church street cars to everywhere, eewn iireltv rooms aud hatti; rent from 5jIi. Apply lo Janitor, the Albion, 102 West etth at. KENT FREE TO APO 1 -111,2 WistiMln SU. nlcellnht Hpartnuntsof four rooms; rents $7 to $10. Apply to PItiRCh. Janitor, on premlsoa. KTI1 ST., ;,14, near 'Mar 2d bell. Second flat, three J rooms Id Kood order, on tier on premises 1 ATM ST 215. near Tompkins rark. -econl floor. .1 Ivr ihtht romns itood order owner on premises; f. "1 ATtl HT.. 3H7. n.ar Tompkins Park. Hecond floor, 3 Avr rooms; washtubs. sa., priate bouse; 9J 1 Til hT.. 2n EAST.-Second flat. prlvatehousei 5 1 rooms, batti, and all lmproveraeais; perfect order OIST RT. 317, sin, s.'l W'PRT.-Pecorated flats, four w A ronmsand hilh rents, 3JI to $24 3V LP.ROY 8T- Handsome, new slnzle flatsi 4 larzo llirht rooms, alt Improvements; wh 94 Janitor. TtCT RT. 3l2PAiT.-l"at,4 ettia lare llcht roon.e; 9 I parlor elegantly decorated, other room, painted: jtnprotemenls, tialf btock from L station, one tllifht np. SU. r,fTH r-T northwest corner Park av Handsome weS ilHls, fl rooms, hot and cold water, $11 upward. 1 ,4 Til ST.. arEAT-llTomid riaTeiTTrTioins. alt tin A proiemeuts. newly ri novate!, cold Muter Hat; smalt family. III. If "7TII ST, MO EAT.'near steamboat landlne Sec" A f ond floor ll lik'til looms, al ltu'ruemeiils. de litrhlfulty cool locath n. 11 OTH VT. 340 l 3(Tr:AKT.-"ewrfatsrdep"iv Is-Trateil, i rooms, all linprnvciuents, brown none, private Ltock, fit up 0 Jl'ct for MCinrfjjJ -PuvposMi S TOPER -All sires, on West End (I I till av.. between Milti and .7tli us suit ilile fur butt hers, irr'icers. bsrters, dr sooda fano iroo t. rtoihlnffx shoes Ac rent ver) low Apply n oil ce in preiulse, t We.t 1 mt lllllilnv letuieu I' t'l and Il7tll .IS. 'W.ii'.tcii for uojncojs ixwts. A DESIGNER wlstira desk room with desk In the lower 1 art if 1I17. I11.MC. boj I'.T, miii nil cj anstyjirtion. BAN'IO SOStl. AND DANCE; Tu, riot, nnd reel ilaii' Inir tauitlit. circulars. J. HQiiaN i1 liower. BANJU Tl'lilnN. IIKNIIY C IKIIlllN. sole msnu f.tclurerof Hie pnteiit Hell I'aujo. 1,270 UroaJ way. 'f SN.'O -7lKIIKIiE TEED, liiakerrtear'tier "duy everh IJIni; Av D. corner liouitoiieL Ladle, lauj.iu STAMMI'IllMii lerftctly cured, 10eara succeuftil proiipi'iiii H-K' chl'"t. I 17 Hedford av. Hrno1.li 11. I D. NTi:.NOlIIAIJIY and tipewritlne -llll la 7 minds atfli.hwat l pew r.tliu-Iimuiis .1 wesiir. TIIKRi: l.i:Kr.S(.n Hie imnla for l ,Mr H MORRIS, 311 iitsecter it., llret Hot. rojiojsnli!. BROOKLYN, JULY 7. lefsl -Keal.,1 proposilswlll he reieited al the oillce ot the Trllslee. of the New York ami Urookhn Hrldirr, 1711 U.i, Illusion m unili u c'cluck no, n ot .lull It imi for u supply of I ehleh coal from tho Piiinomli red ash veiu fi.r the coiiiimt rar. Itifoiiiiutioii conremtiii; the iiuantlli reiiuirei, Ac. will be fiirnUlied at tho I hief l.lulue'r s cplce A certlt'ed check for trli per cent of tl o amount vt the bid must ao, ompany each iropu.al, and the Trustees reserve tht runt torJei 1 auy ur all bids that may be wade, r 1 maiiiiv. Chief I'liclueer and Superintendent. gitclucisoi (fluincw. MACHINERY Aljl'NTh. mat liinlste, trant tn donhle tourenlaryf t,u can in It, si ret 110 risk, easy, NATIONAL PAlEXrca, .'05 H nay. patent solicitors, Jicntistnj. riLI OiNTpntd f lllnif ciuarinieed moderate prices. Ul'r Fuller .Dental Pur "rs, 74 11rl1 kit .cur tanil, 1 HA AND Ki hllo Ol' Tl.I.TII while wit,n day' Q'l evening lit. ll.AHI., J-7 fill av, jug nliu gloot anil Ollllll. J 1 r. REWARD -Loit, July h.;a. M Sih it and sstti i? I f av. L nation, nar.ul rontalnintr silver spoons, aj llB II TILL HI. I.at I.41V1 st. PURITAN UOTEU 163 How.rr. comer C.lancVy'st. Acoemmodatlens for lemlsmsn deilrlog elsiaaS UjsjaJiilhoancomIOfU.Slo..vW.tslliy.i3aallA Jgrnt gfftnte or jgnlf gountrt. Witnl jBgtntt .jwntgmtnj. NEW YORK AND ROCKLAND LAKE. The Ideal Spot of Boss Tweed's Dream to be Explored. GRAND PILGRIMAGE AND EXCURSION BY BOAT, BavrimDAT. .TOir i, vp the nvimoN to Tim hvinh or THE IDEAL CITY OF '73. One of the Host Enjoyable Days Ever Offered the People (ONLY 35c.) of New York. (ONLY 35c.) And achancetOTl.tr the renowned and beautiful place now an famous for IU beantlfnl scenirr and lu pnra lakes, givins: Ton a chance tn visit the rulni and dilapidated site with Its unfinished streets, lu decayed huts, old earn, and unfinished parka on the summit of beanllful Monnl Nabob. Prof. Pike and Judas Talbot will give a discourse on the contrast "f building- a city tn '73 by aetlve minds and treat brains and the possibilities and actualities ot txi. Here Ton will nnd a city sprung up as It by rustic Iinrlnar the day the eii'ursloulsu wilt be treated to a line lunch. Plenty ol boating, diblng. and dancing daring tho day at the new casino. .This excursion Is aivsn so the people or New Tork may realise what a beaullfol place Rockland Lake Is, and all might pnt $10 In their pockst in case they choos. to Inveit In a lot, either for speculation or as a home. Ilckets for sale at the office of the Uoston Improvement Company. Hout leaves pier font nt'J-Jd st. ate .10, aacompanled by the Huston Improvement Company' full Brass and String Hand. Profs Vose and 8heehan. Leaders. tare for the round trip, S3 o.nts, returning from Rockland Lake at 0.3a BOSTON BMPROVEM.ENT CO., iFi-Tnfv. 258 Broadway. foWOTtiLDaw. OptaeTeotngt. w r ww ww vj Mann gem. gox 5nlc or go Jct SrooWatT, O" V WINDfiOR PLACRand 10th t, n&r tb r. Krurae housei.'.'aMDtKA onlotu luufett deep; tbtitt houieare two eiciias and bwemtnt. wltli cellar, con tain All modern improcmtitRl and woro built and tlnl.heri In i rMjperlor manner, ttif r ara near i'roipeot I'ark nnd may he reached from Fulton Jerrs And the tit-ldge ijy t are of 7th and i'tl) avaaudSthav eleratad, or troin Hamilton terry by 13tti sf. carat price on Indiur place, ts.i.'Oa- on 10th ttt- vSUOi termi liberal. Apply on the prm!a. or to J, II. MrLLARKY. 40 7th av., iir-'oWtjii; .1AM1.SHOR1CK, 4u liarcUr it.. orM. IL HAOhKTY. It) Matt it., New York. ,f or alc or Co gTct Countrj). A-FOU SAM.-AtUhUer.tone. L. I.aatlo mtlea from city (24 tralm eat h way dally). :2 iota, nri oun locntiom also IJ lott at Ha)iidf). prirea lower than Aity other equally detilrnble prcprrty utlorcd. terms fflpy; must sell at any reasonable after. win u am, 4 Liberty it. AT rKLIIAM MANOR. New" Rochelle. Larchmont, Mamurotu'ok. live. I'ort Chester, Greenwich, Htam ford, tiud h11 atottii the Sound Mnps, photoiiTaptift, and rullimrilciilaroof property, for salo or rent t'UAKLhH KiIXD i!ltlKKI..N A CO., 42iXtu (opposite Grand Ceu tral Dfpot). roomCt. 1.1 oh BALP, OR KCIIAN01. for RrooLlrn house, a nice Jersey farm of U acrf with new rench roof houie and otithuunes, fine orchard; very healthy: no malaria nr luoinltoai, hours from New lurk; free AUd clear. Address OWNER. H7J Lafayette at.. Rrooilyn. POR SALE Westchester county, small and larjro r places at low prices. FISH BROS Hi East aJd st. TORT A.NOKLRS State of IViiBlilnaton, For hnslness. residence, aud euburbAn rropsrtr. InresV meats In mineral. ioal. and timber lands, address I.bWIri ,I. V. I'L AtiKeles. WaUhtntHon. JguWlc Sotlrw. Notice ok aitlicaiion for appraisau TtiMIc notice is hereby ulren that It Is the Intention of the Counsel tn the Corporation of the ctty ot New York to make application to tne Dupreroe Court for the aii ointment Commissioners of Appral'ul, under chripter Hi'fOf the l.auiof lj, iuch rtuiiltcntloii will to made at a Special Term of said Court, to t held in the e ond Judicial District, at the Court Hous at hue I'.atns. Westchester county, cu the mH daj of July, imh, at It o'clock tn the fore noon, or nn soon thereafter a? counsel can he heard. 1 he object of such application In to ohuin an order of the Court appointing three disinterested and competent Ire holds rs as ComunsMoners of Appraisal to ascertain and appraUo tho lutnpi n mil on to be made O the own rn a tnl alt persons Interested. n thereil estate here Inafter ilescrlbed, nspropiiMd to be taken or Aliened for the purposes indicated In chapter vm of the Laws Of !-A Tht rnl e'tite sought to be taVen or aRectea &i aforo SAid Is lucatrd In the county of Putnam, and la laid out anil it dlCiitM on tno Flimlar or duplicate inAp. ono riled lu theofl'ceof the Couutv i lerk of rutnaui county at Carnu'I In ald cuunt. m Mi) .7. IfP'J, Aiid the othvr tiled In tht otllceLif the Itcrffster t the citv and coimtj of N w ork on the come day, each of which nml m is entitled, Property Map if Parcels 1. 'A .1 4, nid.'. LtliikT j art of rcriam land to le taken for tho countructum of lams for 'Heferrolr IV on the west branch of i'ie Crotnn Mrer, niur lttldru' brldiiA nnd cratt'AMatton. in the town of CarmiL Putnam .ounty. New Yor' The r a estate so proposed to hf taten is required for the construction. op rHtion, nnd uialntenanLe ot the dan. s and reservoir kiniwiins "Keservolr I." and the fidloninu is a rtati ment of the bouudnrles of said Cams Aiid rTOir mid of tl e rrirtt n of the rtal tutate lob acquired therefor under thto rroceedluin All thob certain lots pieces, or jarceis of land in the town ot Carmel, Putnam count) New ork. w hlch. taken toeether. cnnntlt'jte ai.d form a tract, theextetior boundary line ot Hlilcti it as follows lietrinnlntf at a stone monument marked "A i in throad lrom t nrinel li Crafts h atlon and ruuulnff tbeure south 7 deirree west, M-J vu lect thence ncrtTi deartea l' m'nuteseat, r?t'7 feet tltence north ft'. (If frees 31 minutes east. l.'4 feet, thenre south 7J dvurees HI minutes tft, bli feel theiic nouth t bdeerees iTmla nies wehL M'J.7Jfeet, tl eti e sooth ej detee 4 mtn ute 4 secnudH weft. 4b'.'i4H feet thence south r dearees minuter ;V seconds went. :i'H.'jj feet, thence routh j'J drjrrceB-i toinutena ineconds sst,i'J't at) f est, thence norm decrees l mtnoteB east. a.t"J 1.0 feet; thence north 7? decrees 5 inlnntei eit. H Hi feet, thence south i!erees -Ci miuutet esit. l.:jJ:t4 feet, thencr north 7 (licrces iislnutes xu secunds easr, 417- fei-t thence m rth decrees l minutes 4 seconds east. r.ij teet thence, nortn uei:reei 3) m n"tes u seconds wfft, J'iOiW feet, thence north7. dm re en li inlnutftA csm hKi'.M feet theuce north ."tt degree -M mlnutei eat. .'l',tt leet, th-nce north hu tlstcrec .it inlnut es east, '.'lu 41 feet, thence north m tlffrreis 47 minutes east. J-'J feit thence north 41 decree mi mile enL M' feet thenco north i'2 denreet .i n Inutes west, J H"li.'.Hfet, theme nort'i f J letrree o minuti it w u "Ml feet, thence north If decrees :.u mitiuns 31 seconds west.iu.jt feet, thence fouih H decreeH 4' mlnntf west HX" feet, thence south i7 dttrree !t mlnufs west JUi feet; thence so th lt Jeirres mlnuieea8U '7 feet; them u iioutb tt decree ji iiiinuter. st, f...t).l feet; theme tnutti 7 decrees it minutes .tit secends eatt, 1,'.1J feet, to the aforesaid stone monument set in the ground murked "A. i 'helm; the pluce (if tiegln ninr contalnimr I-'7 'acre of Iind, more or les Afso, All thore certain loin, piccr, ur parceie or land in th tonii ot Carmel Putnam county New ork, nhlch taken totretl er constitute and lornt tract, the eitrrtor brnindary line of which N as (olJows He frith iui if at a ston motiuinent nmrked 'A, c lu the road from (raft's Sun Ion to Carmel. mid running thence north "r.i.eitreeslM minutes ,U seconds west. itt h feet, thence south 4o decree 4. minutes ifi seconds went, f.v. M liet, thence north ;I7 decreet, 40 minutes Ii aeo onds nest. l.'JOJirj feet, thence north 20 decrees t& miuut seconds ea't. n feet tfience south 01 de prees.i-'i niltiutf-i n necouds east, 4HS.16 feel, thence north .'Jidevre s 4 mtnuiet seconds east, trj7Kfett thence north !H decrees 4.1 minutes 15 seconds east, t'JO :flfeet, tiienc south n decrees 43rolnutes .to ace onds eat-t, IK) A3 reel, thence south till t'errees H minutes 4 srrrnds east t-M" lrt feet, thence south Id deirrets MMnlnutes lAeeconds west, 3Woa feet, thence south II dr (trees ,vj minutes to seconds east, rtiNftst to the aforffaid stone monument, beinir the plAce of bejrlunlnfr containlnir 4.tjr acres of land more or less. All the lands within tho aboe boundaries are to be acquired In fee. Htid Include all the rArcels shown on said map t.. numhers I to both Inclusive. Reference 1m hereby made to the suld similar maps filed Afore raid for urinre dotathd description ufiaid real estate to ie taken or affected, of which the boundaries are AbovestAted. aOalud New York. May 2rt leO WILLIAM .1 CLRK. Counsel to the Corporation. Nu J Trionrow. Now York ntr. 1)ST OF1 K'i: NOTIC;; -Letters for fonTirn countries need not be pedal y addrciied ror despatch by any particular slimmer except hen It isdeslredloieuddu- pllraiesof buukiiiir Miid commercial doiumeuts letter not specially addrersed being sent by the fastest ves- sele stwilUtre HTUn malls for tho week ending Jnlv li will close (promptly In all rakes) ntthtRofhco .is follow s 1I11KSKV. At I') A M. for iTorffso. per steamship c t utidal tetters for other ilexJc in hiales must be itirectel ri Cnndul j lit lu A M. for entral Amorc a and Pmiih Pacific ports, per iteainhlp hau Marron vn Co on (letter for Costa Rica and uuato malA must he direct d per ran Marco j at 11 A. XI tor lUvtl it e'.t itiuhlp 1'rins U'ldem III. (Ii i tern V r ene?m la. i ur.ic.in, Trinidad, ftritlsh and inildi t'liUtut mint ho directed 'per I'rins Will em III. at l 1' V. fur rt t rmx and M ihomas. via Ht r dx a su WindHard Islands direct, per fleam fcliip I'arthun FKIIMY -M V M for Torto Rico direct, per steam t-lnti b'nealon Tower FA11KI -At Ht a M, for France, Swltierland, Italy. pullt and I'ortniral per sie.iinhli La Hretaii" via If.ivrc. x Hi A M for Irlmdad aii'l fi'bngo, per sfaiiship Tit.ttilc. at A M for tho Uimlwml isUnds i er "teani'hlp Moruca deitert for IrlnhUd and lohflfo ni'jest le dirt ""ltd "per iioruca,' I-ii Ida, ila roil thtinpt on .ind Hremen (letters for Ire Innd. I- ram e. hv. iterland. Italy 1-p.nn, and Portu fial must be directed 'jerl-MHn" nt in so A il. fur Ireland, er steatiistun H rru la V'nstawi, lleih rs for .r .11 Hrltaln and otln r Turoi eau ronti trie"- must bo directed er Pervl'. 'i atllA.lI for Norna) direct per steauiahlp In and (letters mutt be directed "per Islind"), at 1 1 A M for ior. tune IVAtid. .luinslca, .I.-cmeJ, nnd Auk Cajcs, jer st AiiiHifp jl. u i yt, for th Nelh. irlandM duec p-r stcmishlp pnt.rndsm, U l.otieriiam (letter inu-t h dlr cud "itr niaarn il m hi u M ror hcotUiid dtnrt per Hteainnliip i Ire ."Hi. Abi isIin-iTttw (U'tierii mn the ilirertM per C.r-asi i i at I P. M ftr t ampei l.e ChUpm fu,. bsi'D an'M rami) er s(c ni.ohi.'i Vuinuri letters for t 'ib i. Ii.mpico, and Tuxpaudlrect and for ot'ier ,Velcni i-'ntes ila er.. Cru must be directed jer siiraun a I V M tr Cape Hayll M Oo mlmr aud Turks Ul in J, per ttainslitp MCirm 8UNIAV-t 1 P. M fur t'nsU Ulci U Llinon per sieatuslilp 1'oxliall frwm New Orleans, at 1 M. for lruxllb .ml Ituatau, per steanibl, S. uteri, from Nuw Orhai Vails for tht Hawaiian l,slAnd per steamship Australia (from i-fn Francisco), clnsi here July l J. at tt P v MjilU fir Inna and Japan, per steainnshlp (iae'li- .iron. Mn IthucIsco) eIos Iiere .lnl) i at tl j" I M Urs f r Ann rnha .N'w eaUnd Ha walnut. I l,i and aiiiui) It-lauds rer iteamshli) Marlpia (front ban r ranclm), i-s hen- July ii. Ht i l. M ioron arrla jit ew orkof steam ship Auranla, with Hritish malts for Au'traltai Mails or the MrtMy Is'andK prr ship City of Pap. ill (from han Kranctroi rlon here July J, at h a V M. Malls fir w found. and ly rill to Halifax, aud thenca br steamer o ose At ihu urtlpo dally At" H' M M.il.afor MPiuelon by rail tn Una ton and thenre by steamer, c'ose at this otbre dally at h ;)l' M Malls for Cut.n b) rail in Tump- IIa. and thf nee by steamer i illini Mondays andTliura' days cio.e ot Ibis oillce daily at J A M Mails fur Mexico owrlaud utiles speci ,lly addrss'd fur despatch hy steuiuer, cloe at this oftUo dally at Ii A. M Tho sehedulcof rioting nf trsus Fa I Ilo mails is ar ran iced on the pr sumption of their uni irrrupted o.er Ian 1 transit to -an l-niU'Mai M.itls iron, tho Fast ar riUmron time it ean I'ruuei-t n i ii th day f saiUmref steam r are ilv.puiclio'l iheuro c e mune day. Hems lercd ia.iililo Attt P .M rivious du). DEPARTMLNT OF TAXH AM AhhWSMI.NTS. t'oniiiiUsti tiers Oi1n- ew York, July 7 -wi 1'u '.He nottie Is hireb given nylhi' otnnr.ssionersof Taxes ud tsssmtuts that the ae,nicut roll of real and peri(nal rsiuie In said ct for the year t .aveten llnatly roinpleted. and h m been delivered to the Hoard of Alderme of raid city and that eucti ass ssment r-dls will remain open lo public Insperlion, in Hie uftVe of the CUrk of said Hoard of aldermen, for a period cf flfHen days from the date ot this no tice. MICHAEL COLEMAN, THOMAS L. FKITNKR, EUVVAItn L. FARKIB, CfimmluIODtrs ot Taxes and AsassimsoU. gUnl (Settatt i at giucHou. POSITIVE SALE, RAIN OR SHINE. wm. nuvi.nrt rRoi'ERTr. WILLIAM E TAYLOR. Auctioneer, will sell some ot he finest tmllilln? sues tn tbo world on llackeusack llelehti. near Haaex it depott flood eeweras;.. store walks, electric llilita gas. town wateri also iu lots on Kansas and UnTlereta, Hackensack.on KaturJaj-.July 12. at a I' M. Upcolal oar on N. J and N. V. IL a, reacn Ins llackensack In lime for sale and cbowdert bis; par ade. auction tent. Hue rousln lor free pass, lufurma. tlon, maps.ac., callatECN.NADV'rJ,:. cortlundlst., up stairs. POSITIVE SALE, RAIN OR SHINE. KSTATH HARRIIiT BURT. WM. 15. TAYLOR. Anolloncer.-Atlsnd Ihe irreat anc tlnn sale or over .VX) bulldlns; lots at llidrerield I'ark on Wednesday, July in, at in A, l estate or Harriet Hani miunmoth clambake. Lis; anctlon tent, flue muslo. parade, special train on feuiquebanna road. I'ortlandt t.i leare Jcrier cur, 4'i. lor rree pass. Intormatlnu, inapi, c callatKbSNAUY'S. afl Corllaudt it, up stalta. WM. "E. TAYLOR, Auctioneer, Will sell (rain or shine) on Saturday, July 10, eommeno Infi at ID A. M. 62M Iota on Hudson it, llackensacki special train on Hnsgnehanna road, leavlncdersey City 0 4J A. M lunch, fine music hitparade; covered stages from depot to (trounds don t mlaalt, only flu per lot down on day of sale. For free pass, Information, maps, AC call at fvBN'.NADY'S, 20 UortlAndt st op stair a MONROE RTREET.-BUPKHME COURT, COUNTY OF EV YOKK.-Patrlck F O'Hare, nlalntlfZ, against Rosemary 8. Larkln and others, defendants In pursuance of a Judiment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the abore entitled AOtlon,and bearing date the Oth day of Juno. 181. I, the under ilitned. the Peferee In said JodfTnent named, will sell at public auction, at the Real Estate Lxchanne and Auction Rooms, limited. Nos. SOtotVi Liberty street, In the city of New ork. on the 10th day of July. 1WO, at 1 f?n V nftr.n tr ITd IsaAlillfl A fM.nH iHAflah AAs.se tltaa premises mentioned In said Judfrment and therein de scribed as follows; All that certain dwelllnff boose and lut or around now occupied by the party of tho first fart, situate on the southerly side of Monroe street, be iveenRutfferi and Pike streets. In the city of New York, now known as No, m tslghtr four) Monroe street. ar.d centalniDir elxhteen feet six Inches in width and one hundred feet in depth Dated New York, Jane IH, lftX JOtfKrn B. R08WORTU, nsferee. BKNJ. F. (3KRDINU. PialutLTs Attorney, 47 and 49 Liberty street, hew York city. gcal gitate at jgale (Cita. OND AVENUE LOT. 2iiHO, on finest part of Wash ington Heights, will b sold this week for f- 3 io. (l ouu can remain If desired. Frame bouse can be built; splendid location for a home. UBO D. LENNOS 10th ar., bet. rGth and 157th its. SlUmUnnnm DRUNKENNEef:-Li(iuor IlabIL In all the world there Is but one cure Ur. Maine' (.olden cipecMo. It can be eiJta In a cup of cofiee or tea, or in Articles of food, without the knowledge of the patient. It is Abso lutely hArmless, and will effect apermat ent and speedy cure. Whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoho.lc wreck. It never falls. It operates bo quietly and with such certainty that tbej patient underdoes no inconvenience, and. ere he Is aware, his cumplete relormatlon is effected. -4U pace book of particulars free. ALEX. llUPM'T. 2Ifl Rroalway. UI;lH,fAN A .ML'P.LLKMIAOH, 0 Rible Honse. I ONO-AOKK PHARMACY ud st. and RroadivAT. R. Iirii.SCT. ttJ.' Hroadway. Brooklyn Ajrents, PULTON DRCO CO, 264FuItont. A rOTlTIVK KACT.-UuihreThii "repalreJl wlille ou wait, ice. up. re covering at low prices; fAC torv on the premise sMIUPK, U3 Kultou st, up stain; branch store, 154 East 125th st, MAOV WORK, plastering kalnominlnff. tlafrglnr. chimneys, ffaviti, front stoops repairro. W UORDUN, H72 West 35th it. 2fical. ATTENTION! DR. (.UINDI.K has devoted his time fir many ears to the exclu sive treatment of diseases of men. from hatetr caus" orlsinjr. IlLOuji and SKI.N diseases, red cpotit, pain In bene, sore throat and mouth blotches and erup tions on the skin, ulcer, painful swelllnirs, Ac. KJI and URINARY complaints, irritation, seall Inc. Intlammutlon. frequent inciiuutiou to urinate lu fectfous dtschurt.es. Kleet, stricture, and kindred aCeo tlon. OROANIC Wi:AKNF.t,5. nerrons debility, impalrel memory, mental anxiety absence of will power, lost Mtalliy, melancholy involuntary vital losses, weak tae, and other disease r suiting from excesses indis cretion, or oerwork recent or old. speedily, thorough ly ana erumnently curd All IltiKerme, chronic dis eaie surce fully tre.ned. A long and exteuslve prac tical Jperii nee enable the Poctor to Apply the proper treatment at onco wiihout useless experiments thus lavlu the patient mneh time and expense UFFICi: OVER TKN YKAKS At 171 West 17th between nth And Tthavs ConinltA- tlon free. Hours. W to h Hundays, U to 4. niLITY-DrRM lfl!. 1H4 Ksst iMtTat, near M av. station, oldest rel'able specialist in New York city: both sexes, blood iioisna skin eruptions, blotches, rM spots, uliers, scrofula, sore mouth, throat, heart, lungs, catarrh, consumption, bladder, kidney. H right's disease, dl tbetea seal J in ic. paint al urination, gleet, utrlcture, in fretious discharges. 11 y treatment oniy one known that cures nervous dtbllltv, weakness from errors of youth. Indiscretions, excesses. Impaired memory melancholy, Involunta'-y vital losses, hjnesa. trembllne. impotence, varicocele. Imperfectly developed oruAn These diseases murt be treated by An expert, each case separately. I have eerythlnn known to science A thorough knowledge by Ion? special practice enables roe to guarantee quickest permanent recovery. Hauyeome to me for an honest, thorough examination of their case and my superior treatment after being deoelvej by nua-iks. aaetiele- companies, and preteoded foreign skill Lowest charges for med Iclne Jilschargeg stopped immediately, rlteorcall; advice free. Any disease. Hours if to u. Nmmm debility SlOnn lST NANHOUD, Karly De ll oar f Vltrsl PosT.re. Losses, lllllll UrsslnssndalirrlTateDI.enu.. IUUU qulcslj and lecretlj cured. nUUK sf is, "1th full particulars of Sftrret rOriOlI Homo Treatment free eealedi. IC un-r Establlsbeil Id yesrs, Known and ll- NOT reliable, Strom Testimonials. CURED! OmtiiloiicT, 174 rsltin St, H. T. AM, BSl'RCT AMI I'KIVATiclilRriAMIS or men eurel In a fewdarabya new mode ,f treatnieut ho cbarjr unless cure.l. Also .or. tltroat aultoncue, Ilmples. ulrera dlseaseJ bnnea fleet strloiure IjIooI t' 'Ibonlns; sltm diseases, kldner antl blart ler a!S'ionlt). rul .rrors. nertuus ilebllltr, vreik hack, bad dreams, lowmesnf apirlta, weakness or i.ody and mind lust Tisor and inunboo 1 restored, sitfTer no longer. ci.ri. Is I'.rtaln I guarantee a (julek nnd sure euro Hear In mlni practice rnaki a rerfeot cvixsi ured eorl) Mif. ferersfrnin bit adlr. should consult me. Ho not be Inituenciil ilo to the foiintaln head I'r IIALLLT1', .Medical Institute, I4i hast nub St.. near J I a i.UBiI2AiSI.8 OV sYIIi!NXi7rr I'lcers, illsclurges. cleet. stricture, recent or old, blooit pcjluoK, n ire throat or mouth, skin striiptlm-a, blotches, cidcred sjots. lidney and bladder d.ieai IrrUaitotis fcalitng urine. An waknemi, nentms de billty, errors of youth had drenms, lost vitality from excesses, uidlm retlon. or overwork All Itnt nu chronic disease tarter nil fibers fall) fciicranTutlv treated Hir tjutck relief and sure cure coni'iit filthy lh neitknovwi fpeiUll-t l.tt Last 17th st, near 4lh av L went term ndl e free iuiiirs u loti WS JAk CRAWHOOD" ffsr.v.j.'in'JbWu!.'; restored, T.rlMeeleeerea. r.r.inlared strenrlliened, ew lleue Tre4lle svnt I ree aud sealed II I'rlir Aerf.lt, addreu LLIUMIIZ 1MTUIIC, 110 A lis HllUa tl., ..l. Al'TI II si. I.I TIII.ItM All, rniisii'tlllL I.UNH, Ml 'I. si, Writ JilU st. mk Iradln. srerU'lsttcir ili.ees, of neii. b od folsrns nlc r si. elliiiff dls charirra irleet, atri ture. nerMni. debiilis Iret 'Ivor, sldnev. bladder and kin tll.eae,' cfell''e and .kl.t inlv i,n piient rrmedles or.iciiliel on v methods. Iiainrertiiis and lonstauuijiir lasts .fiitiiti.,1, recent cues, to ll' days Huura, ll in 7 lots. MlliOa)S tin 1. AT I.ASTI AT IASTI CKKTAlN'VIti: or iio clmr. i.ieet MrU't"res illschre cured In r,das Lmelislve losdtl experleme advloe free, term.reasonao.e, either sex. i-'j I. loihsl. near 3d ar, A MIS Kiii:ilM.Il. iitrman learned ml.lirife, a. hi ards ladles before mil durlii nnnt jn iii, nindais board contllii menu CU, urlrate liuus lu. IKl.t.a ipjileO. ilf La.l.llist I'KltTAIN ri'KIIfor letdaclie diseases if Hies skin, cnest heart, rtomaeli llrer Ll Incvs, and h ail I t Ur. Urouciiiou's Invlnurallmt l-irup -V. m e.t nh .t. Dl! I.DW I! (ii:,'RAI I,a lies' I'hjslelan I a lies nnr onsuii me in p.-reiiconA Iimi.o on al, .uiiii ts ofa rrli-aieonMI ie rai ire, -i.n,- and skill unlr iT.liive leii.f pris'aie sanl'arliint s, n 1 .unip for toi'k. l.t'irdalK. excel t Hulldil) ulrs SHbt, "iiihiiancs ir rii:n ti.M.vr ror sr.ed) leliel .Hid fire cure consult oil Ur I1KIMII.I, il'i nrs iirrlali l. Kir. 1 7 1 Mo! l.'lhst. i between nth and 7lh us. lr west chnri;es a tbefrre Dll IIAWKM'II. -We-.tl ith si -O'.lesllend nsi. ,,l is itiili k.t ciire. ir imeiiarire altur ilier. fail, ncHin remedies in iu no ri adii.rres i.o t, in:. ,iiTiiiiiii:iiv, j ucit ,jsi.-i., I lift lilt, ree dais Adme 'rt. MIIM'l I'l.K VlltKA'IOII.-l'rof Al'ensena newill'C verj cures riieiimailsni panihsiv ali mr vous drblllu feuale dise...e Ac uilhoit mrd'cliin cures uaranl' e I con.u i.tibm tree. ISiMrsi lltli.t MUM HlllMllhrtii ssperlsnce.lliTdlfiriosrdsslii nurses ladles Lef"r an 1 iiurlns; touliiem.nt. tij. Ilfanls adopted K!' Last HJd st "I'KNNT ItpyAirirrf.i.'JsTTisffeit 33d si., at office, or by mall, tl. Adrlce free "All yKARS; nractlce.-r)r'BOUaiITON cures all dls- v K.0' "aakln. chest Lean, slomacb. liver, kid. n.a, blaadsr. mrrooi .xbaoju.n, to, h TVui libit. iBBBHSaSanaBBBBBOBBBBBBaBats 3 Hwl Csfnie cfor .gntc. jTK JERE. JOHNSON, JR.'S FLAQ Itm PROTECTED BY DECISIOM TSJK&gj OF SUPREME COURT, I IWfcjVtPa. NOV. 13th, 1688. U!l DONT IMITATE FLAG. IT'S HOT! Strike Now. sSOME Building Lots FOB QtfUU CFWA!U or. (Qvvl rATMErtTJi IVITn Tno FOI.r.OTVINO lUSCOUNTet rnou jvr,ir to jclt ii inrnii cent, on ah, hales, MKNTM. 5 VITU AN ADDITIONAL j j 10 mn cent, ron cash, 20 PJEU CENT. HAVKD. FLUSHING "HIGHLANDS, no 3IINTJTES FKOSI NEW TORE. TVITIIIN EASY KEACII OP TODK nvsiNEtiS, BEND FOR FREE R. R. TICKETS ANIa ilESCKIPTIVE MAPS. JERE. JOI1NHON, ,Ir OO Liberty alreet. New Yorki ODU Fulton street, UrooUlm. ONE MAN'S MANAGEMENT. An enterprise directed by ona mnu, Tvitk a clear understanding of tho situation, with unlimited resources, laro experience, and great energy in carrying out his plans, is likely to succeed. Tho success of 13ENSONHURST is duo to this fact. It Is perfectly dereloped and carefully restricted. Bssrers, water, ees, 3d minutes from Urooklyn IlrlJre vi.Mh ATenue KleTated and B. II. A V. K. it. R. l.ou for sale Illustrated circular sent Apply to the agent on the property, or O, II. K IIAMIOLIMI. 41 Wallet. New Vort or HU Court st (Uarueld bullJlogi, lirooklyn. HKATTI.E. WASH. I am the owner of larue and small acre tracts of Seat tle property suitable for sobdhlsion or suburban homes, for Information concerrius; InTestment In Washington address L. 11. KouhKt.. 10 liutler block. Be title, tt ash. COOf ASU IT Jin monthly poyraenti forchnlce p- eJbulldlnirlots; titles Euarunteed. Hyatt H.Uhts, M Infield. L. 1.: fastest prowlnir suburb of ew York: 10 minutes from foot of H-itiisu; 7c. commutation. Includ. lni:fstr; rapid transit, send ror fre. tickets, maps.Ac CllAIU.l..', U. liUUIlahLL. .7 Liberty tt tfjs7 flfl t'AHlI. Two tenement bouev 'ne y I tJuLrSt.OsicHs. net mortgaged anl the other i .'nXj casli. and the rest on mortgage Inquire 302 East 114th st no amenta. M-. s7o50o DIAMOND irF. KINRST QUALITT IIEAVT MAIXB ICK, NOT CIIAMI'LAIV ICE. At principal depot S3 1 st, II. It i ssels loaded from storehouse. .Hd st. H. H. Ice loaded aboard cars. essel now uuloadimr on 1 oard cars on lirle Itatlroad. Branch Dspou loot sutb st, b. It, n per ton: foot esey st .V It. f per ton. DIAMOND ICK AND TKANSl'OKTATION to. C L. P.IKril, 101 I-artptaee. BAKr.RV, cnnfsctlouery, and ico cream buslness; borsea. wajona Ac In rew.!orst'y a short distanea from New ork a rare chance. Address BAKlRT, bo 17U Sun offlce. FOBS M.K. A enod second-hand bottling bench, with eyrnn natiira for soda water, cheap. UENNhTT A CiONrrEK. itl and24i Centre st. IIRST ClTAt RIIIRTr-ACTOtV for aale. ronnlnsj X' no situated tin Mnir. 1.BV7, s- l.astSMhsl Mli.K ROUTE cheap. In Harlem, good trade: good rig Call at stable. 7ml Last 1 JSth st i cSUmofortfjj, (Drfliiu, Sr. FISCHER PIAItfOS. Largest assortment Upright Oranl, and Sqoar rianoa at moderate prices: cash. Installments, and ex changed heveral targalns lo second hand l'lanos, ciQcreut maaers. ut low prices. tlMlIEK I'1A.0 WARDROOMS. I lu sth av. cor. Ii th st. New Tort C" iRHATEST HA1UIAISI1 M'EK OFPFRKD Kl goei a second hand i lanoa prices -n to Pvtsi, oaimenta tmontbly; I'sinew Uaters nnrlshls, only f.'7a. is rial ilnonthlv 1'ianos exchanged HORACE WATERS CO., iai r.Tii a. BAIIOAlb J.M1 rosewood upright plan i perfect or der. Willi atooL Residence, 2J1 j-astDOlhlt, near HI ay ELKiiANT ri'Ml.HT-fTift, MnienlMj, i-tllliway; bargain WI,a.Nl.lt. u-i an i an. I ulton i' H aljn. t'ON."i:it"4 iiS7t"l:ja"Ht; Iprlght and mju iro pl'inns for sale and rent on easy terms or p.- mem. ect ond han't, VH r7. eluiupart SI .(ID 7)(i-"""''',, '1'brared organs"a3 y71,uui.'UU pianofurtes, bjrgains, write lor partlcutara Address La Ma or HEATTV, Washington. H, J. (Ttairioiiant?. K LORD MiTiVOLS, sclentino astroloier tells all tilings trulhfull) liemoted lo ll'ilitliav. How Lost! How Regained! o?i2i acnaivciii ojh x.xai'3a A Sil.-ntilloanii riunilnnl l'orular Medical Ttfatlseoa the hrrors- f Voulli, Tre-maturo J 'f llni',Xr "is nml riivsli.il Debility, Inipi rl.ueof tb ui, U it.'HUiliiitflr ii I'mlv, Vliv, l"n r.tn I t s- s r OtiTbi:: .11. .'i, Kii'T jiuijr mil iriil u Up t XurWt.rk, lln.l it, .ill- "Jr.rr il i.. 1.1 llii-l. 'u I r Irti r. h l I. work. t. jii'jIhs Jih i jp h, Mt ,,i. 1' I'lnlluu, tni i.ki, full ('ill. ir.ro, nils :l ri.ul, st p i'i ronrrab It puiri r ii I i tratnu 1't ,,n.liis Frco, il i upplj mvr. i (lIstliiKUi'bid nii.hor, M'tn ll I'u l, r 1! I) rohcll),,. COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL, from tho Natlorn' Modlsal .arnclntion, for tho PRIZE E3BAY on NERVOUS ono) PHY6ICALDEBILITV. Ur l'urk. i n..ac e( AisUlant riijsiclau. miv he .ouii.ti'l. til. dimttally, by mall or In pi nun, al Iht ollnv of THK I'KAkoIIY MEUIt'Af, IMfflTrTli. I Ho, 4 Uulliurh lit., Ito.tuu, Msai., to whom f orders for book, or UtWia .Of ndTKO siwial M tlliectca o abota. J L.J

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I THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890. 7 ft fMAficiAii axis couattncdr. tcwTorlx mock JExehniiKe-Hftte. Jnlj O, I t'l"" 1,D 0'"'1 t,v fl.ODOt). I uoM'd mien or mitati ittti auin.. I nx jntitt nn. .tiled. I r Mar 'J,! M u. ac.iMi7 lit f''11' i;. niajirvi., .123 R tmtiaa aki cirnia to-ita (it SI.IJOOO. U j jtKM.cn .V.1.,..V:.!!'1-- fs 4tl ft Kl'on"i"i"7i""."KlI I SiteWoniui. i1'181'' ik",! wsi, -j Nor. p. AMnn. let khii, nJ' I N.J.CKen HI A noli .5 141', R N. k. Olii.fj ..l(rji; L.niii'H- lit. "h; a.N.YiCahtL. ta ."is ?t Ik cn... ii'l'I, .V...W.iit. lla'J l1"- loitl ftur.ii. N Con..-. I'll 'J J ...101 II Or k.I. l.'ncn ....in ,',il;i Witt ini, in kj r s t i..H. ij' riu ICK.i Ul'AC 0fStO.'.'d. .Ill"', ItViiiiiMiiiH "i i iih. .r.T. ci...tuiH lCfcl III. gilt It t"ll 2liGCklllllhdH.M.lllvi; I Del All "i i '"if, j"'" 8j III Him linn genl 4i il'iiV iti.... mij I Ni'i iiiKM ...v.ii-H.pf.m -Sir 'iK'tVl'n"""'""'.'.!!!! SJllloG-. tt.'lii..;;... 73 iri.orm.;....:.j;.,S -If 1 Hfi .1 .--cloto,! 4 N i:. HI p'iiici. i.. i 1 link. V al. I'l bMl, r Ba sil, iM iat. mv r. i'i i? run i I M''" i? 'J'r Mi. I'M P.AVnl.P He.. ..121 ...!i shi. l.a.a r lilt It Ull, 10.1,'i.Ai.t.N. lit in; iiiMii a. a r nt UlnlA-'tN l.l.lt MJ I -M. JkVol I'm l .H; f tkikVicni'lVt":;! J' I V i-io liii- K.... I Vj'ft, ns I.TiTil iTi'4 !ii.fiiw.'ii!, ,iiVv. H. i.tr sw -'"-v iiSpfirii V."iu; irtniiaih.'a. J IL.A. Ai li cn in1! I j" ;,'t jl'o'."'l..i lei ltUll'.'ji nitilWinnH" 1 "'"ii.l "iiiiii'ii il'"".l"ifr V.'." n at. a i'. ii. i''1i i. nu cauL in tVeuKlln' H4 UUMlttul rnllry tr,nJ Tar t:uc tM,(WJ. AILHI.11 AMI lltllV HIIAkkl lCi- Jluh tir. ,-f i hm-j int. ell I il ,4t'l. ".ilMlinWAl-HCllU. i H;. v 4.U.H..J1HU i-itine. i!i f J. h-V r, I'll j I III 'l ",V '4 i-"orin i.r- S JJ'4 I ill l ill Afc. li- 4V ,vi !1 J, 4"1 'I" ill.., ill. oc. i..i i I- i i i'i. "'-''.M'r .i;.i "ty J v t.r .in1; n'i i'. hi n; iy 'fi 'I'.Jj 'S$ a'u fc ,':i "ft ,'!,N W,J iii'um- .trui ."i-'i 15J li i5iioiMa ioi is,. "Ji fiio it V loL.. J!4 m' J.I. a?1, Jv,i,l-),".v.i..-.i-u i.i. mi w. iuu, ioj mi pen ?f .y 5f il Si liu i I l l.. Jit Pt J4'l J4 Ji lSjMrn.t. ii. ...us u-i i u iji SJljfulMlH. 1- W lH'i Us I' 11 So,.tl.NrlU ;l.pf W ..4 w j 2il I1L C'tulrl.. II' 11' llH Ut.H lll, ulitrl W'twrn. iii 1 inM lii Jiutfe WelUUt.. 0'. 3'. I'i Mil 8V, liffiuithhor.... ijii'i' litM li iw, lu urn lkckiIi' i u -I Jl 31 'lt J2'4 w" tSi I. .Mh m N B7I' s;jj 67)J SuOLuultN.A. A tt.. b 4U 4 41 47 ljSMlcal.C.l,lr.l..a',' III',' 2 "jS S3 t IiiMiuu Iron W hi HA KAU 8d sioS" UivAW. tll 114, IIS lUi 115 isiu fiiMouri vtcinc. 7 1; 7iv,' 7.1 7s Tali III No. K. AT I", IWf ll lK'i 1HIJ s" ji!!hii..hio. in"? n Jitj ih'I id" ill Vnrrl 1 U .I'l ,B4 154 0 rJ V Central 1U. M 10H lll IonM lljelh V A M Kou. iol. iO, 4U 4.1V 4u,' sow Y.c. tu.. io;i ieji mi, ia5 it' IlSSV.C.AbuL.lV "XH "J? IIS 71)5 72 41711S.V, I.K. AW as'; Jr astf 26,', aJK aw sort W. f i' ik 2'S w inoSotiHtrn facmo.. suij ui fott M s 3uouNorlh.rul-ac.pl. 2 8J bl BljJ 81S 10 Oreinn Imp. MJ M1K 4t so 3jJoori.n A irant 47 47 4UJ, 4S 46K NUficUeMali 44W 441; 41 44 441I H o rmia A atanlur.. 4.i-j( 4u 4C; ti-i 4i "30 full l-al. Car Co.S1b SisH ai SIS SIB WOulcktilreriif.... 4-j 4S 3 41 42 uorioo. w 21 111 ai ji 34 gtouKch. aw. p.. iii K 32i m am 1.1 men. A w. r. pi.. i ei i m u 31H)K. AH 118 118 118 114 JH0 8LL.AS.I". Utp. 18 Mil Bi 68 W)aontbernFao.....4K D4X 84 SJU WK Lildeoond AT. K... .I2i Vsi 1M IICT UlT aoo I.iaa Faolflo. 2i'U 2uK SOW aoH N 4UOT0I.A. A. N. 41. 41jli 41 41 iboo Union racino.. et 64 es 03 ksx; 17 1) 8. BxpitM 7J 7-J 7J 7I(; 73 312 l'nlonao U 40. 84 84 84 84 S4K miow..st. I. AP, nf. 28 28 21JI aovj aM SlOWetttraUn. it,. "J J4 8 8s 4J 4U0 Wtmlb 1U6..13 88., 8U 8M 89 WOftSeil L.K.Pf. 7J' 7JH 77: 77; 77 1UU WU. Central. 2S)i 28 abfl 38 S3 Tbe total talti of (lock! wtre 150.8S3 ihtrta, tumsran riLrAtTHtUT traiiiactioki. Salu. Ostn'g. J1UVC Unc-t. Ctu'e, k?Ar. cotton OUetra.. i Jo nkK tsft 3IHS 8ar lUlln.rlei 7JH 1f)i 7l) TjU 8eaSiiai.naIL.ad Trust.... 3l$t jfU kit 2oi U4i DUlUUrl A U. I'.UO. 43)2 4012 4ft 4t, 1100 Amerioan OatUo Trull. W 10 Ulj liVi UOa-.n ATexiktpt. WI.. JS M 18 100 J-ljmoulh con 7.00 7.uo 700 T.00 joo Sllrnr Kin 20. .20 .20 .80 000 8t.U.ArtAT.x4W.t 71 7W TMt tiy tJOOOSI.L,A AT.24W.I 4S 45 43 40 90C0OKn.Tex.4t. W.I... 80 80V SOK eoji 4100U ripe Line ctf fu)i eal; Ra, eslj tOATOH ClOJIta QCOTAnOBt. BIX JUAril. MA KtadL Hi. 4Albtnr..3l8 KrieTtltpnos. taC Be Maine ..100 11 New Bnir. T.Q. 69K Ch, Bnr. A Nor. 40 W.. Hnd tiai JmH 28? Central Mu... 18J 18 Rot. A Mom.... t)4 j MU JltcnDnrc el Butte A Hot.,.. 34 34 J h V. Ah. fc, otllS 110 Calumtt A flea.toil 810 VtL Cent U.. 13M 73V Santa a at. Qo. TTK Si CW Oolgar,.... 1?3)J 17I)J A., T. A aTV. J. 85 831 attBlllYtl.... 33 A. T. a. t. R. esx 07 nuApiirnA cioiDts asoTAiiou. KH. Jlhd. JSM, ittd, rViUAaiitpr. 7if 73 Lebuh VatterV. 58 53VI rUI.AK.24sI. 57 PenntrlraaU.. 89K nM urm LOircOK oooTiiiona AlUuBoAQt. W. 111.. tu Lon, KalhTlUt..... 60 Atltntle A tit W. ii... 82 K. V. 0nijraL..m?lll)i 1 CtntoUan Paolflo...-. MM Northern fadflort..; 84 If Ctntral PacWc xsi Norfolk A W.ttpt... e-jM Brie Common 3d Penmrlranla 94V Erte34eonnoli.,...H..103liJ ReadlnC. S94 HUnoUtntrtJ.........119H st PanV. common 781 KuiiiATixa,T. B.. 1K Union Pacific.. 63 i5.tcr..rrvn naj, wa6a.iipr....ri.;:,.... &w WrDHUDAT. Julr g. London operators fonnd our market to-dar 1 oonvenlont medinm (or ozpreaslne tbelr un cislness rocnrdlnn tho flnanclal eltuation In Booth America. The selllnK by foreign Arbi trage houses was henvlor than for a loos time put. and was reflectod In a strong and higher muket (or sight storllnc bills and oable trans (tri. At this distance It la difficult to deter mine the exact character ot tho foreign stlllng, but certain of the poopla who made the transac tions at this end ot tho cable are of tho opinion that n good doal ol it was, ot a purely spocu lttlte character, that is. for short account. Ot courso, soma liquidation is inarltablo whon crloes rlold asthordld In a number ot oasos to-dar. London Is mating strenuous efforts to prevent shlpmonts of speclo from that centre to South America. This accounts to an ax teat for the higher rates for money there, and will doubtless result In mi advance In tho Dank of England's minimum rate of dlaoount to-morrow. The short interest appoarod to (urnlsh tho only Important support to prices, nt least brokers who (requentlr aot for leading bear operator:) took tho larger part of tho stocks that were sold. The greatest pressure was upsn tit. Paul common, but a part of It was undoubtedly local. That stock was more than twice as active as any other, and none uffered a croator not decline. Those that kopt pace with It In that respoct were Now 1 Eci'lnml and Chicago Gas, Louisville and Olivine. Roadlni: and Union l'nclllo, tubtuinH net losses that weio nearly ai large. 1 bo soiling of Chicago Gas was prluci- tally by those who nro ueurostto thoontor- wise. Tho Chicago, contingent uppoors to imu become bearish on it again on or tlireatB ot now litigation, lng fi r Its, object th forfulturo f 1 tlm chartors of 1 10 orporalions controlled !'Ltle.C0"1l""V- Tho biinlt of the recent nd f ih1'? In. N,nv io,rK aDli England nppears R 10 hu been unluteiillonuily levruled by tbo if wulilli-atlun hs i.ictsoliill of tlm aiitluuated H1BITl?1'tuthec,ontiolottliui,ouipanv. The 'f1 'V't'ili's iiut-liuod ii'Oiig with the more iictivo r,i??i "I1 becati.e or iiuy imrtloulor ihi'Sbuio f;',''il"u' 'Utiamsrliociuro they wrro In the 11 wn m-glecU'd. At times the iuiuktt wus voiy 'iiy. but nt tho cloto pilcoB took 11 lreh dip I.1,'!1'",1,,"'-''11111 particularly or LouN- ti 1 oni u-'livlllo. by fnielgn housos. About k '"?,',ll" (awirable comment that tho niarkot Is a niiiioij to lb it iiienilou of an Incrraso of about ,1r,,,?l! In llietoliimo ol transaction That V ia ,n,."iu'v '."wmor, in un niorago net deollnu In 1 i n,""J 1 V CNll. cart!.l'.r ""'""'V''' imirket for Hlvor bullion Jj, Vl u.1 'I'lwinclng prices may be ro- (IV r"1' c'J".e Hrowing cunvtotlon that oi ..11 on-! 11 hiUur Wil soon booomo a i.r 11J1 'P. lipro'l tfiat itb 1 nssngo will bo J Hiptii loliowni by the etiaoiment of the nn 'uVrn ,.a.',,i.t'n"I,0Pl '9 tuo rjatlonul IlanUIng in. y;"1,"? 'IB 'lif. banks to luue notes up to I iVilf?.r.V,",u.0.' Jne tl0nn'' they havo depon- l"it'J6(.i.ureiheir circulation. 'Jhomoetun- L Btetiiji iiiwn eouragliia news from Washington to-day wai 01 the sharp ilimk moiement that tho rail rninls have oxeculPil agniift tho luter-htnto Lommorco C'omnilslon. That Couimltaion ln 'A1 '.n,,t b',0M.. rniicht In. n iiultlon that It has studiously avoldod leoiiuss conscious ot Its Milnernbllliv. rhmrmun Hii'Lor. lerrnteutlng iho Asuoclatod Wosinrn roads, hat Very, properly, mid In n rorclblo iiiantior. dlrocti-il tlm attention ot tho publlo in the slovenly motlirUs nf tho Intor-.tfnto Cora. nlnreo CommiNHion. llos-idos. I10 has nmdo with groat clearni-ss tho point thut the notion or tho CommlsRlon in ordering n reduction In twos on shlnments ot groin und Hour from poln'snn mid bovund tlm MlHtlstlptilnnij Mln eotirl i'livers. Is iinr-oastitutlou.il. Jlr. N nlker's crltinlsuiH and viotvs are ol eiooliil value, bo iiusito( his oert Irons 11 member o( tho Com mission und his thorough knowledge of tlm law that blotigbt Hint body In to eilslnnoo. It Bi-emH likely tlutt 1111 oppouuulty will now lm ofToretl lor the rnll rnads to pmseoiito n tost r:in agnliiHl the ('oiiimlysliiii ninl tlm ('i'crlmontnl legislation thnl U fatt becoinitig iloud hitler nn tho Btitttito lio'irtfi. l.uiT otiu Who li Ititdi'Med 111 railway proiioitlo-i. eltlior ns ownoir. or 1111 tioiiH, shoiinl thtow ills iiilhieuco In fniorof a forum! niilllllcntlon of tho law through tho courti, tor it Is vulu tn hope turn Conirro-i will proio 0'iuiii tn tho utesent umptKo iev mid cor rect tho inlPtik(iH It Hindu in Kid-ltu. tbo law. An oiniiiintloii ttom i'hlludelpliln ot 1111.10 tlitu usual linbeoilliy reiiulrns nilnnllnn lent tbo iii-triioiifl niiido In It, it iilii'iinttmlleteil, piif its facts. Tin- Ktiilrinotit Unit tlm dom Inaut oleuient lit tho iiMii.igeiinMit of Hie uu ilunllt ri'itils liu- illie.'fil Urn policy ot tlm f.nl;o.-h(ito(.'onivinn In its light tu mtnln Its sbureoftbo ttidiiv out of lilimto lorxi'scu lutuo Mtinoif. is niiKwoied uiuiunlilleillv by fnets whloii iim nntent to nory one wiiu tnkos inlmilokeopthu run of rnlltnnd news. 'Hid .ako Bhoni I'oiniiMiiy Is lighting, not lurtlm compaiutlvoly small iimouut of trnlllt' t-la--soii at tlH'Minl tin-iit and niiiiltlons. but fur 11 nriuclrlo that Is t. It ill In i iiinluvoryiitlier toad tli.it bus to compote with tbo iitiiestralncil sub Hldb.nd (.'iiniiil i.ui roa lh, An Intuivst 111 pow ui fill 11s iho nndetbllts oonld don'ot sloel: vnliios more olli-ctivoly In 11 xlnub-iliii by -.end-liu: 11 (ow oiders to YV11II stieul limn it e.itilil by a conllnuatlou ot tlm proeetit oouirmnrsy for n je.ir. A illetidviiii'nuu ul subuib.m lib-is that 7al for homo ltilitiillous lionueutlv ln-tnus Ignuriiiico of tho Ui-nnest kind; jet 11 knnwl dli;i' of whiit is going on In the ntlltnail woi Id ought to l-o obttiltialilt) oien in riilladel- Ituin. 1 iivil saloscompnro with those ot josloulay as follows: .ril'jH. JmIiIi JlillH. JlflwS I.TUI' ''i li", Met. Out .I'-!'. 21 Can. southern., f-7 ni,. .Nor A vteitpr ti'. ul'i 1 1 ..1 .?M 1.. 7n 7, iritiwei-ti(iin.lii,i, li'i'i LIlh.Ah. Ill .4.1,', II ,.N.r. I'. roll!.... SHU Xi C X 111. pf. HI 1111. .Nit. I'm- pf K-S HI Comsl iat 10 i; Mi;, s 1. A i.nir. --I 41 'J a xv m pr. 4V, 441, Ontario A Ueet. ir-i. i. 1 lncakuU.14 (M, rl uroKiin x T. 1'.. 47 in', llrl 1. AU Hll-, !4Ui I'acllli-Mull 4S 44 II. A It. U. p.' 6.1 .VJ Pull. Pal. I'nr 210 3lhS Krlf 20 2iS liooLItaml IW h)1, llliuult Ventral ll" in l rit-li. x W.p. tan 3V; luiLAN'fctll l KTI4 llo.lilltlir. 4T fi", l.ik.tl. ore. i Hk .nl ruin rum 7 I 714, 8. A rtct Is-. IV4.r11l.111 Pacific... u4U ul'. I.1C1.1I. Utl 2J 21 ttiih. A P. pf IB-, 3 Ml.li.llenl. lu-'u W,.1LI s .'cV .MlMor.rl Pno. 7Ut, 3..W1 A I. K. Pf 7i'i 77.1. Govornment bonds ttr-.idy at unehnnged nuotntions. Hallway bonds weak. Tile tea tnroswoio 1'ort Wonh und IJonvor City lsts, Sclotn Vulley and New l.nglund 4s. lnternu tlonal and Great Northern t-. Atcht-ou, ltuad Ing. anil Wabunh Ipsuns. The more Important nm docllnos wore In Atchl'on i-. 't cent. 10 b4!ii, and incomes. i,. to til)'.; Cliosapcako and Ohio consol os. to 1UI Intornatlomil and Great Xortbom lis, 1. to 8C: Heading 1st preference incomes, V, to 73, and Wabash 2ds. ooiit., to Hl. The noteworthy advances wero iu Vort Worth und Denver .City lsti i. cent., tn 10.. mid iSclota alley and Now England 4s, 1. V cent., to t'.. In Dank stocks 9(i shares ot Western Na tloualsoldnt lUJ'kfeHU. Silver bullion certificates for 2.15 000 ounces sold nt lu3Vs.liju,a. ijar silvor In London steady at 18 'id. ounce. Money on cnll.4H'oO V cent. Time money 5 i cent, for four months and SffS'f V cent, for six monthB on approved Htock Exchange col lateral. Commercial paper in totnowhat but ter demand. Iho best double-nauio paper is quoted at oli(".ii t1 cent., and prime sluglo name at t(tf7 cent. Sterling oxchnnge strong for short bills and cables, but oasier tor long bills, l'osted asking rates are 11.85V J4.85'. for long bills and for demand. Actual rates, t-1.84 Vk4.84'j for Cu dar bills, ti.88U($4.83,1 for sight draffs, and $4.89a4.8y for cable transfers. To-duy's offers to sell Unltod States bonds to the Government aggregated 131.400. o( which 118.U50 were 4s at 121. and S13.100 were 48 at 109. All were accepted. Railway gross earnings for June compare with those of the eamo month of last year as follows: Mexican National (248.418 Deo IJ!2.001 HloUrande Vieltern 14U.VXJ I110 84 il' Sau Antonio and Araniat 1'aia 13i,7ns I no 3S.IK1 Atcniion 2.49S.3MJ inc 483,077 St. Lnuli ana Ban Prancuco. ftes.Sto Inn (17, KM Bait Tenn, Va. and ua. SluMils Inc 83,3ol The Mexican National llallroad roports gross earnings for Mav of tail (177. a decrease of f 14.669 as compared with the same month of laat jear, and net 7B.'27fl, a decrease of 10,431 The Ilto Grande Wostorn llallroad reports gross earnings for May ot llfi'J,(47, an Increase of 156,11a ab compared with the same month ot last year, and net lIW.Pll, u decrease ot )76o. Vice-President Belnhart said to-day ot tho phenomenal traffic returns of the Atchison Bys tom, that In his judgment the gross earnings of too system, without including those ot tho bt. Louis and San Francisco rood, would foot up about J30.00ij.000 for the current calendar year, as against l28.O0u.OOO last rear, making net earnings ot about $12,000,000. lie attrib utes a largo part of the increased earnings to long hauls ot now business. Messrs. Adrian II. Muller Boa sold by auo tlon to-day at tho Ileal Estate Exchange these securities among others: 25 Snarei Fourth National Hank 8170 40 lliaron Wettern Nauoual Sank.. lus $7 Sharei :tatlonal Paul or Commerce 300 loo Sliarei American Kiobanae daUonal Bank I0V; Kthar.iOonilnentalini. Oo. (ex dividend) 320 30Nliaria Hank of America 310' 38 Bbarea National t-ulzeu.' Bank. 178 lotbarei Bowery Haak '-H 35 Sharei tontinenulTroit Co 157 80 Sharet American Loin and Trail Co, mailVj 10 Sharei Metropolitan Oat Light Co. of Brookl'n losli iDOStiaret National Broadway Bank wU 35 Hbar.t Suite Trait Oo. (Utntnolal OertfaJ 183U 35 Sharei II. B. ClaUin Oo. lit piefT eo 4 ot paid lOall 30 Sharet 33d Vi ard Bank. 100 Treasury balances compare with those ot yesterday as foiiowsi JWfB. JU1VO. Gold tl8U.WJO.KM tlSS.l24.04R Ltl ti ttndtrt. ll.Ou-7.s40 il.tov.uj ToUlt. ....451BT.-.7tW 8IB7.23LSS3 Silver balance. -lt).eos,S4iJ, agalnit ift695,s7S, Teller day. Iiepoiltaln national bauki, (083,120, afalnil (20,e71,7ui yetterday. Money In London, 3K&1 V cent Discount In the open market for both short and three months' bills 4 V cent. Paris advices quota cents at 'Jl francs 5 centimes, and exchungo on London at 25 francs 2i,' centimes. Messrs. Blako Bros. A Co. offer to Investors New iork city 3 t cent, rngistorod bonds pay able November, 1020. These bonds are ex empt from taxation and havo the longost tlino to run of any of the New York olty Issues. It Is ofllclnlly announced that the shares ot tbo International Okonito Company, limited, recently offered to tho public, havo been com pletely subscribed for in London and Now York. The sales of mining stocks at the iew York Consolidated. Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-day wore as follows: Salts. Ifanu. UjKnlna. llijtiri'. Icvrtt. Ociliij. SLklAlU 1 .13 1 31 1 Ul 1 in lUUOriruniwiclkion... 75 71 75 75 llUlluJin 110 1 20 1 31 I 3-1 IbOB.Cbtel 10 30 30 30 luillrown Point Ill 8 35 S 23 8 31 100 Con. t'al. A VS.... 4 85 4 85 4 IV Id IU) Confidence ,8 2ft 8 33 b 21 8 21 Iftootreeiaml 48 4U 41 41 iiobJiilla on hi :o tn SOOOLeadrille 13 is u IS tuo Utile Chief S3 -Jl :i3 veOJunic. 1 m 1 n-i 1 wj IB) DO') Mutual. S. A AI. Co. I S3 1 5.1 1 ft"! I IUUMOUO UJ Ul 1.0 01 lOOMexIcan Sal 3 3'. 8 23 9 33 800Nral 7u 7.3 70 75 lliOliphir 4:n 4 Ml 4 (.11 4 CO JIOOPLmOlx tf.rlt 130 13 13-1 133 c-iciuppabannook-... h r 3 ft I70O Butter t'rtek.. 1 10 110 I no 103 710 Miter Kim. i 44 4 J 41 2UU L'tallCuil. 1 JO I 2U I 30 I 30 The lotal traniactlont wtre 12.40) ilj trit New York Mnrketa, WtnminiT, JnlyS. Fiorn imi Sim-The market wtt quiet PrletB aero tumcwliat iiujottled tii-1 Irretfular. but no linportiiit rhun.'eH sere recuriluj. I luurirruui H Inter heat thou cd tit moil htr.iitfkli Corton luturet ojeued aiuu jav4ui,eof point. 011 nenr and parilall 1 puini mi U-o uiomiIihi ctu.lii.- birr ly itudy at 2 lufnti advance mi Jul), uni hantrea 011 Aniruet and 4 111 puinii ueiillrm on oilier tiiontni rrom eiterdtytcioilnK pnrei The iimrket dmlnir tlieitrat ojr wmqultt) buor.int for Ihit crop, bin ibenevtaai draairlnjti ami ihorilv before noun uieuertlklLklliienet In unil.r aalei 10 temlitt llio early advance wj due tu a much better rp-rt fruiii I.tverpou. on the eurlv debt triei. and a runtlu'iatton of the cor. er" ecure nu Auiruit. But prlcei readily ttavu wa) when the demand wai at all freely mil Crop account! ere iriucraily Ten L'ond A deipatch t.i rlubhard. Price A (o ire dictid new cotton irom the Cat .Una eurlv in A113 11.1. A bale of new cotton watreporied re'clieilai liulwi ton Cotton 011 ill" ipot wui I lie denri-r and fairly active for borne cuuiumptioii. iniudluu- upland Ue., do Uulfa. I'J 'So fli. rollowlnir arodeUiUuC tram, cilont In futurei HnMll. (Itthfprmi. Illtihrit, Ijm-ii Sal'i July II.KVII.7 II -I 11 i-s 1 31 l AinruH 1U'JI1.70 11.77 lius 17,ori Sepiiiubcr 10770..... 10S4 in 7il Klin lumber .loblir In 67 10 11 -i.uio Nutcmbur Iu nn10 4'i ion Miu 3,011 DtC.IIlber li8lC4ll4l 11KB I 'lift b4IIO January I044tii4 1I-.4J 11144 a,7iin lebruary l" inceiusu 10.31 pmii 3 4111 Marnh lU.13ulll.ia 111.31 10 5J l.juu Total aalei.ft3 7ni ba'e. Traunferable nnllcel lututd at 11.00 )'uovi!ioHiIird futuria were lrrrcnlai, tht dlkttnt optn.iia were nrinir bin early diitveriee weak, ame. -JUOOtca ill 0 ISrt'.l'lc for Aumiau ll J7r. for hepleln ber airfiii-nc lor October, anj I. fur Nnreinbor. A'er 'Cliauve the riobe naa tlrpi ul uir fur Jul i. e.1,1 for Auiruit. n 27c. forsepti-inber, uc lori'-i' ber. imd ti I n for Dice mber. Hint larilirairly a tia aale'3tct,cltat ";oc.S.7 0 uiiduo-na prinrVVim em at oo7. e-i i-Jec. re"'i-il loriher- utii e luiun -d atdvil,40c Pork iiuieUr Lu' i-rni at II- eiai'lm meat eaeel&nbbla rut mean nera vcri a live f 1 ainorlat full pnera nlnHkUki t iilo.irJ beiliei. 12 ni evirate al -,'vifSUr.. Iu Weiirru lneata I'-o I Ira tweet pickled heme Id na averj.-e. at 11)40 for btplcmbcr. Priued bon ittady ai'(a.-lC. pita, 5ta. J I Tallow netdy 1 aaln30om ua at 4 716c. Batter and 1 ibeeieiirin. 1'itet 111 food demand. tiKiii-VMieitrutiine were variable: crop acconntt mere betier, bo.h lor.lsn an t domeatlc, but iht etport demand coiitmned tinod, anil tbeie tuo tnfluenert neaile cotinterbalinced eachntber. ttlll Ibe cloie wat ufrncllon iheaper, anln 1..1IAOM bum at iifitW'v-. fo-Juir nl-,'j'i4'io, for Atifuit.i4llni-t;;o forRepirtn. ber. I'lti-aii-Jio tor iiniober. and uoijiiO-o for He; oe tub. r, alanfor.viav, IH111 nunc 'All ix.li spot wlie-at waaactlrelor export at prettv full pritea aalet lea. kii limn, at Htft. t-i.e. i'-r .o. j tauoaifn tprma. t-i ar. rlie and m tli pni. and "MJI'SV lor imtra .ed red wlntcri Nii j red winter quoted ui'aB.uc. 111 elevator, In Han corn future! were tinner, on drouthl repnrit from st L011K aa etNia.iai'ibiiali att.'XliikC for.luiv, 4.v44S.f for tumiit. 4S','44i''. for ceptemher an-1 44V'4 ir. fordciober .snot corn wat In good export demand ai full pricea alilppentnik I3,iiiiiHi 1 taltt were uinllil. Mi. 2 mtxtd. by 1 anal at 4l1kl l,c all""' iiata wereulrariloiiiiiari'r, with the peeuietlin fairly I ncil.e biiiiheteiiiinr trade ilu.l aapt ntoitu uuin I lui'liidlliff optlona Nn. J mixed at Hi', 14c. for Aiifuit. il.Viaime. for Sontemiier, and MJTI J3l if lor ncin lr ami 011 tbo allot, mixed at Mirtlu.. and white at aftlti'C aiiiiiniallly alo Na 2 While at .1-mVJHO til I cievaicT. After Phauire Wheat Heady, .No j red win Iter ror .Mm 1.14,1 Aiikiii:, 1 ',c 1 teutrmler tH'iC "ciober. I -v.'.. iiireinber, isiv.i Jiny. 'in, i n',e. t'orn at ady No 2 mixed for July. 4 ir. 1 Antiiii. i 4-i-ie reilembtir. 441 c. iiitober, 4'c. uataatiailyi No. mixed tor Jul), llv 1 Atifiial, .He. Sep1oiiit.tr. Ucll.lier I iC. 1111-M 111H-.1 u-Iee on the ipot ipilit and uiichancd, Itlo limited nmultinllv at I74i- aali-a l.Jel bnaa abo it .Nn. tint '40. ubi.ri' llieJlilj opllnn. .-in bairi No l at In-, nnd ',i 1 airs -iniio .Nn. plua J- polnta at in were truttad lor -Oi Ii.im Mexliati at 111-1- ..a'nd tirade dull mil lllicli injrod inlea l" bain llalila at I"1,!-. Itinnpiioniilurlntf earlv 'ClmiiKe- tona a Iiirtntr tumble or b tu puline tinder liu- lelulnn of .HU lintlLe4 tn the extent ir 4 tn hair., a further drop '-r 'l franc, tu Havre xcept Jul), Mlilcli at nn iliiinced andaellluir bv Ii-cjI iieraura i,ur durlint tbo alieruoun arnion the de line wa parllallv leniv'ted I 1,11 anine ciivirlna: bv elorta atnl tin ,lal) liutli'ea 1-elnKi.iltU e'l lakeinare nr liee-lpta mill". I'.ko 1 b-ira at Sanlua 4Mnbair LxcialiKn III llln l-ier at .'id -Milea 111. bane, u'.oilini He id) with a.Uira at I Ibe lultnnliiir JriCet lulv Ill -II,-. October l"iUV. Jnnuary ll'in" 1 Ailiruaf ,lii..-,H- Noicliller I. i'c. 1-ilirii.irv I'-J.4-Sepiembrr I11.301) Deceinler 13 4'-c iMarch tr-.-J.-o I Haw auxar4 nere ipilet and uiicbatiuid nl 41.c. fur fair tei-nlii iiin-nivaiin and M(i lor ainn-innl leiitrlti Itraa. aale4 3.Ua! blv-a nmlaale. ainrnr n l"- let lit 4I.C 1 eflued ui,-nr cimlliiiia 111 fair demand anl llrm at t.'ii- lor uriiiuiiii'-ii. n-Hi 1 ll-iiii. for nniviiered, mkrt lor cubr. 11 i- lur criikhed, 0 ft liC f-r mould 'A, h.i In- for cnly "v.- no for contectiniier' A. j 31, lor wlilii. exira f and 444y3,c lur jet IniiH .Vtu HS4I-4 lintel, rtcont aalet nt PnlUdelpbla in iltide twocara-nea Saifuaal le-ic for i04 teat liheltll I ibaliirn.l viri-.simlta lln tinner butntil-tt tetllliiirprlc--for ap-t 311.-1-1C, uli-l lur p enit-er. -iini aalea In tntit July nt Jlc linan lupperentirety noiulual aitlllnir price fur. Inly, in ixn- Lead advancid nlbti, but the kp--ciii.itlon inn tt-tiv et-tiliriar 1 rlt e tor p-,i 4 3'V. IU Iron warranla inicliuiiKed. aettttlif pilce fjr Jill). Slii tor Seplellibvr Jill I'.'V N.ial Mini-- --pintail rpi-ntlne was In moderate re quest and -tend) -tile., .0 bill, at 4 1,, for roinilaraatnl 4ivi- Inrmachlii'i-. Iloiln win talrlr acini-and al-adv; ealr. :i.u li'.l. 1,'ail at SI. 4 i. and l.lunbbli, ,-niuiuou i-tr.Uuedutiit.lJ 4ft. I'ltmn.l u-l rudecertiricatelopine-1 allahtl)' ealler. I ul the- mtrait then ruled qlii-t but elea-1 vat iiboill lb ipiiillnr llanrn until tlmrili after nonii, when ptleet itiopped tiir-.-o Arnlv fidln-ed whli-li carried prleea bock tn iv,c. but ilitrinir the Inat half hour Irco i-flcrlnaa coined the nurki t io main weaken an t prliet imii-el to ss'.e. lninenk. uptnliiKatn ic. tell iuir ut w.'tA-v K anl cloilns at W40 bid. oflcrt-t at WVvc, xalei rsl.OUUbbla I.lvei Mlock Murknt. Niiv Vnrit, Wedneadav. July 11 llecelptl of been; I t.7.1 bind. Ilit'lldltlir 41 car loada rr vxpiriallou 4, carloadatobe l"id. and 14 var load, dlreel tu local al.vuirliterera riienurket ruled dull al n abadoeaaler irlcei. but not over car 'oal remained unao.-l at the clme. Puoreattu beat Ililtfe ateora told at S-I.S-'! el fl liailba, Texil 1 ul 8t.l3 4M.-k3. bulla ml dry cowt at e3 2ii(,i'l 4tl Dreaaed I eet e tendy nt UKikj7li'i l to. for native aldei laleatcnb-e frmn Li ndon iiuutit Auier I11 111 tteen llrm al uUulle n... ilreaied welnlit und American refrlKtralo.l beef alei'l) at ecaut .',c 14 B Sblpmenta to-day 7eo beetea and ii,Uoil quarlera of but. To umrros 3.-.ftbeeve Ititeiptaof oulira. J,437lnad vtarlet ril'ed flnu at aallKbl alxancefrom previnii" nrl -ea Vea.a loju al S'k0..'iO fi io., M 1 bmernibkcalvia.itjs u-i ,.k Itecelptluf llieep mil laiuba. IniludlliK .-car luaitt dlret-t, vivr-7.1-17 bead. Mieep er tlri.i and a almdo blElier. lali.U mil and e.ik fliecn told at M ai.aio -f ikiiik, Umbast jaftoajtj.vi. Dreaaed mutton Arm nt7Hlueil! dreaaed luinbaaieady nt uiAiyc RecelplaoC bOia.vVU) bead, all conll!hed dlrei I to aluuKhterera .Numlnally madyattl.30fel4.wiv.. liAitta. Ileal Ketatu Kxcbaince Salce. By R. 3. Harnett A Co liselllnir. mm lot 3.HIHI1, 527 Wet Thlrtv-ucond atree:, 11-rih ildt. 3.3 reel welt of Ttnth uveuui, run "'u'wjll'lnjr.'wltli lot lSOxlOtlll. 340 Eaat 13111b llreet. louth aide. 437 11 feet eaat or Avenue A, forfiM). I oIIiikIiik Brooklyn properly Two foi 1 etury fnilue bulldlnga. wllh lull e.icn 3'.x about 77. 3 and :oatrand avenne. eait ride, aoiith of Wallabout itreet-ft tor e 3.30 and 7 for no Ibreeatory iranie liumt. with lot 33xlii. L"S! Walla bout uroet i-mtli t da wen nf viarcy avenue for S3..ai. -ja-u four atorv brick houaea. wlthlota. touether In lzo 40 3xloo U7 and tin slid lleton aireet norm able, eaat of Lee avenue. 1,7 for W l'3-i. and Hi for tv.sfl) Three atory lniiie. with loi lisj 4u Jobnvon avenue, north aide weal of Lorim" llreet, or S4 Iiai. Plot of land, l.'ixuu, 011 Tbatford avenue, northweit corner ot Blake avenue, told at private tale. By Jamea I. Weill Thirteen lot- and two cotiairai on Fourth and rlftb avenuia. Vlnunt Vernon, the two atorv collate, with lot 50x105. on fourth avenue auld for ixO Two-etory cotlaue. with plot of land 35x105, on yittn avenu.. for tD.iaio one lotajxins. on Fourth avenue for 13,45a Pour lolt. each 33xloi. on fourth avenue, adjolnlnr the above for S3,A1 etch One lot. 33x105. ou fourth avenne, corner of Sixth itrttrL .for et.?' Tv. o lolt. enoh 35x103, on Fourth avtnut, adjolnlnr the above, for 70J each. Five lota each 2.3xinft, on Fonrth aveuue, aillolnliik the above, for i73 each. l'or'olo.ure .ale of the three atory brlct dwelling, with lot Idnxluo. 731 P.ait is'th atreet north aide, e7a10f.1t Nan of Willi! avenue, for SI.S71.13. 10 the VTifreleilmllarhouii-i. with Ion each IOSxlon.ll, 7JI 788 and 74 1 lJtHti atreet, touth tide, MO u feet eaat of TV lint avenne. 731 adjoirmd. 7S3 told for l,c'.3.B0. and 749 for 1,213,53 tu the plaintiff. Jtenl Kstnte Tranarer-a. End I', e 1, 125 a lleiler ISflxluO. Jetn uette Kaaael and ano to Marx Meyer. tJi 000 Monroe 11. J7, Marx VIever und wire to Jean nette Kaaiei.. 18,000 Blda-elt. it, Ul.s n lllvlnxtnn it. 31x100, Jean nine KAiJel and ano to Jacob Harnett 23.000 llaxatet 1J5 a Hester at IllHuluu, Jacob harnetl and wife to Jeannrtte Kaasel 28,000 28th at n a, 04 v. 7th av, 1-xoO, William lilt and wire to WIlbamKoalineler 12,500 Alonro. at. 11 1. lot 5JA map Henry Ituteera, 33 xiou Samuel Phllllpt tt al 10 llllaui Solo mon 30,000 Manhattan av, u o cor I31atat nftxIOn.ll: bain uelllaruardto William lllk-i-ubotham 4J.0UO llethlt l. 2ftJe2dav, 21 Ukl'XIU, Hva Mul ler 5 Mary K uoele 3I.00O Andr.wt piaco. q a. I'ai a ilrand av. sOxIDn, XtorrlaSietal and wife to Mendel tv Ureenberir. 2.5U0 59th at 11 a 43 e 4tb av, 3).xljo, Lucille breyfua aSd ino to iaryl Doyle. 21,3.30 Waablugtonav e a 373 11 yuarry road. 23x110, IinaaKoaeliUlS and Wife tot! A Backer 3,100 WathlnatoD av. e t m- n yi-arrf road, -.-jxiu-), 1- A Beckiraud wltotu rfarall 1. fetol heUBuu. 7,500 137th at. t a, 35i) e boutheru Boulevard, )3xli, F-lleu Wiley to Anne l.inidholm 2,800 124th it na,.' v,th av, lixiaiiJohuJ Pollock aud wire to llartin L Klckerson 1,000 84th It! t. 100 w rthav, .'IxliUf, Peter Far ley alidwifo to Margaret A Parley. 40,000 Alexander av, w t. 7ft n I I4lh at. 33il. 1 red crick Kohrt and wito tu r rank Uuhlfeld and wir. 23,000 1 17111 iti 1. 70 e Manhattan av, I30xlUUI, JOhn II LOOB 10 iSOweru -.uiiumiiitnui 4,iv Bin Bt, n a 85H0 lit av. 32x1033. Herman Moi.a und wife tu Karl II Walltch and aLo 31,000 84th at a a tuo w 8th av. 3UI03.J. UargarotA larleyto Sarah A Farley tO,0 137th at. tt. llf,eBthav.l5KlM.ll, tmella B llendrckt to Archibald i.) bolt 13.200 7cthat ia. u7.0w3dar, lfilixl033j Thertaa Itoanerand wlfoto Auain-tahern B.OOO ISlit it nt I5w7thav. iasx-1-i.lli Ji.htill Cole. ref. to Dow .s Kettle 13,401 Utav w a, uuib a ftSth at, 'UxrO, l.mll Maurur audwIfetoWllllamldaureretal 4.3X S7th St. t a 20ii e 8d av us axioiij hdward F tic Ma111nl0J0l111.llla.lley W,000 7th av. MS, Mary I. l.djar to llyinaii Ureen .tune 13011O Tthav w a, f3 h t totli tt ixfixtil, liaac Moakn. till an.lv If" 10 Bernard II) me". 13,473 63d it, t a, :nw llttliav, .''.vimft, Iteuben lloli Oj'f I't" 320 wr.U'Tilil. li' Mrou.e-to-W-iill.im Unldlnir 23 lhat. lit. I50w Uth av. J3xlun.5, Kdalu II fncaerrer.loMvisieuk.il 17,000 Stinopmp. Randolph ilLinrenlioiiuer aud wire to Vlortliner M Menleu 1 Worth at im cor t-prlinr at Wxiia), 341I1 ward, Calvert I'oiliatncktu Julia I. Oerolnir.. 1 lsxtuai at IT) rioutberii lioulevnrd. Iftxlio. Uco llliktlnaand wifo tn AUktui Huvane 4,0o0 Wuhlnston at e a liaa llahket Sixui 7, At.' Br2w"r.tto.iobn.llloi.i.er 1.000 llmhlt. a a. IO)e-tb av. 75xli-ill. blektiiidiid llarrlvctal to t'harKa A Peabody.Jr 1 Av t e a. 4S 0 11th 11. "J sab.'.H; rector ii- .r Church uf Holy .Nativity Iu Arthur J llarguti ur.ii .no 43,000 Jaiatnn at, 1, 1 or Cln rr tt. 7'.xliJ.ll Ti re'a Co "iali and alio to David M Koehler 87,500 4i)tbat uleW; Bridget ooldeu aud ano tualark 11 1 i.uer 1 4OU1 at. 11 a. 273 wllib av, 20x114 3: Peter Al (Joldcn and ano, bv iruard, 10 Mark II l'.Uuer and itno 314 4'iih at 11 a. dlo w Murk II Miner and ano tn Jole lolaora. IWi Aruiand place, I a a loua w I'trot at. 23.XS.3 Hinh N I'tttnp and wife to i.athuriue I. II irri- Ttli'iliv. 11 Wci.r mat tt."4ii'l'lx7i, 'riuiniiil V ii'eicr.ref. tn lobn v, I'-nchford 3i:.si)0 t7tli at. :j 1. I inuuuel holoiitou and wife tu Bnlonicu -Jolouion 1 Baine prop, 1'uatuv boloiaou et al toauine 8fio) Laa.rr. Cnnoinnoii. .xinr'lii. lu Aloln Allon, 719 1 th i,v, ir. JJ SjO llnmiiioi I'linailin 1.1 Henri 1. Vnuiiuaiidiuin, Welt 10th a vvror Wfti 4iliai, riyra I.iitl Mtplir.lieUiil.il, 10 Julm II Little, 3 W I4lh at ft v ra t, ,jU Hi.il.'ler, l.uuia. to Martin Ulrkav.11, 1,301 AvA IP. ma 420 Wllll'iuia lllchard. aud ano. 10 Hermiin II UF-Iiltrt. 2iur.3etliei, 4 II I2ljrt 4511 nki-iiHPan Muaroaats. lln melt Jtroh 10 Jcnnnetie Kaieel, el nidge at, n Klvllla-iiotl at lliUlla 12,100 Bradley. J.u II und Mary I,, to A fred fruery. 11 e enr l.uen l and KinaabrldKt and Mile Miuarerd. ftira. 700 Clifford. Ida and wife, 10 N Tailor rhllllja,e aliilliav k&ll IMIItiet.lira, 2.70U CunniiiJliabi, 1 dn. 10 Juoll Loot, t II1II1 it, e vinuliaitan 111. demand, J intra 63,330 Cumliky. Kd. tu Mlihnel Wlelaudt, w a Av It, l, lyr COO Povlo, Mary M, 10 Title l.iiaranue and Triiat l'u. lOftbaat-'.tltlltt.'. ).lk ,,J... 14,000 Ureeuiloue, lljuian, to Matilda Main, 55H3dav, 3 yri 8,000 (Iroaiuiuii lieu J and wife tu Jno I' betcuiao, 111 aiiidi.eriirdai n e Hi men av. :t r 3,500 Uarriiou, i.'ailianne I. n. llu.li N ramp, ti 1 AruiHiid 1 la. e. a w I erui ;t J yra 4 so Illteiiboiham m.n Sjnil Bernard etal, 11 e tor Min.liallanavnid IJitt at. Ac, Oinua. dc, iJiii.rtu j 83.500 Ho tan Arthur. 1. el ,i to M l.uke'e lloiplial 1 1 al ea Av 1 awn at, uiu.-t nluiurii 4u,0no Holm. Kiiliiirliia m laboh hcniil'rer, ai H7lh at, e I evlufioil in. vr 3.W0 hee liank I ami wife to rule Huar and Truat 1-0 a.- Hiatal lllliAV lr. 3..30O Kl.l.l 11 I, ml una t Hc-mnlin II Clin liianli Willi:. a l-lilji-i Inaulla 3 aH) Km 0 P011-- tin riniii. i- 11111I1. tr'.aiee 11 a .i a w .h n. .nr in., K1.0 ilir M -riha In fan e. obeli, e t Ma Won at 1. 11 at aire I.'"U Wenltn, Murtuner It, In Mm Life lua in 11 1 iJMli.l w lllhav I IT IB, 00-J Game Io H.indulpn UuagcnbeUxer, 11 1 OotU it w Weillind ar, 1 yr 4,303 McSlece, Jamta, and wife In flenrse J llamll- Arw ton. w iiithuv, tsnthtt oinna 4.000 Merrill l.oland, and onn. to Mary Wil.ltina, e t Pallaadeav, adilAiidaPiiSlr.ini.' 2 yra 610 Meyer, Marx, and wife, tn Jeannetle l.aa'el, e a Kaaexat. a llekterit. Il.llalll 3,301' Mulilfeld Irnik and wife tu I rederlck Hobra. we Aiexanderav.nlSHIiat inatalU... S,JO rhllllpa. Minnal. and ano, to Mm olOluon, ftj Ludlow it, 2 vra 2.-00 Itl.ler, I ran. Ill toJnhii II fheever, I w corner liallrnannvand l.t-tnit due Boaenaireier Willlant and wife, tn Alfred Mi-kler, liMSutfolkit. -ft )n 2kOo) llnclilor.i. John A io Henry and Fdw lllrali, n wiorne7ihnvand I4iai it awki 33.300 Stepheiuon. Strtli Mil Adelbert Becker, et Watlilnctonav, n Ouarry road,2vrt J-oi Twlk-ir. Helen J, tu John D M llnfemann, e t Bt Ai.n'aav ii Itithit. I yr IAW Vincent W mil I), and wife to Mary E Walker, ll a 4 'til It, ellthav. 1 vra 4,000 Walklev, Annie J tnJnhnl) M llaftmann, e t SI Ann'tav n l.niti at nyrt 1,001 Wnilare 1 avid and ire to Hank tor Savlnta, m, li a.ftJ.1 al, e loili av. Ac, ,t yrt 130,00.) lUilltJS HllltiJ. 'Uiiioii Dime Savinis iDstiiioD,"" llrnailvvny, Uilil 4t. noil 41 1 It At.. M-.W VUHa., June I- lsil. Inlrreit at the i.anal riiic. uainrlv I'm R per ceul or aiiiiuui tiito-l iland 1 II III-h percent nnanr exceaa iverJl.i'l. Iiaabeeu voted f-.r Hie preaem naif ear by t-ic Board nf Trllateea payable im nr after July lu, or, if inn wlihdraiiu, bearing Intereat froinJuiyl. I'len Vluuilaia till 7, Ralurluja till liouui oltiirdivi 1 1 1 i .Muney ilepuillt'l on or befort July 10 draw Intereit ,t""""",, SI. ni'TCIIER, Pre.ld.ut HARPNKn rilAl'iN, Trramrar. CIIAIII.I..SI. riFIlAtll'F, Hccretary. EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, 1IH 1VKST 33D ST., NRAII Tn AV. The Truileea Ii ive ordered Hint the Inlrreit tn lie credited dei.uatturi July 1, 1--H-. rhalt be at the rate of Hll. I AND HALF Pi: It I'l Nr per annum. Depo.lta inido on or before Jul) 10 will draw Inter eat from .lull I Depnalii made later Ihtu July 10 will draw Intereit from Aug 1, (iPolidF I' WALDO, Preildeut JOHN HRt-IVIUf.il. Hcrrrtarj. UlCIel'-VWIl'irMAVINtSH IIANK. ,n rtli av New Vork. June I IfnO. Tlie Bnar.l of Tn iteea hat decl.in d n dlv Idend on dt. noilta entitled thereto under thu liy-lawa for tht all tu) iii'.tith. nnd three i.i) moutlia endlni! lune 0 ISmi, at Hie nto ut Three and one Half (.t--i) per v'enl. per iititiillu mi nil aiitna or tire dollar! ))andnnt eaceedillk; three tlioukind t .3.01 Oi. pa able on and aftir July 21, Is-n Mum v a di I'otlte J on or bcrore July 10 carry intereit from Julv 1 .HIllS lURM-.N RIIDADKS, rrilldtnt I'l. 1.1 TDM lilLBI KT, Treaiurer. l.rONAPlI D WHITE !s..r,t,f,. I MAM-IS II, -I.IKIKTT. METROPOLITAN "SAVINGS BANK, 1 AMI a THIRD AVE., (Oppoilte Cooper Inilltute u a KTr.it eu lttaa. 74TII DIVIDEND N..VT VOKk". June 21 ISPO IN'TI.RFST for Ibe half jearendln-r June :m, jmil, at the rale or rilltl.l-, AMI UMMIALF Pi:P. t'KNT per annum, vvnl I e eredliol tu depultort viititltd thereto under the bv la a or tin- lank luterpaipuv able Wedtieadav. July is. icon lnttmt from Julv 1 on deno-ili mane on nr b.fure.iiiiy in. s. VV S.NKDI.N. frtildtr.t. II X CONK UN, Fccretaiy LsT SIPKSAVIxTsluNK. I ormerly of 1.14 4 th av now tt 31 Cth av, cormr VVa-Jiiugton Plata The tisuxl lenit anuiinl Inn reel of 1'llllEK AND ONH II VLt'ti.i PI. It i'UST. per annum nn all luraafroiall tn?3ii, andor TIIUF.t- PHKt'ivNT per annum nn the ecenif t3.i UDi.. Minn baa been declared, and will be paid on and after MHNHA3, July 21. law), on all atlliia entitled theritu. Dlvl-leiida not drawn wilt hear intereat ami. e aa a deposit Mouei depoalted mi or be fore the lothnr-lulv, 19iio, ai',1 draw inter. al fmuithe m of Julv. IX'al. B order ot tho Tr'ott ea cnR.Nhl.ll'rt VAN COTT, FreilJint JOHN II, lll'DSUN, i-ecretary. tiUiiUiula .ma Slnurctt. (irllVll.l.i: A.ND NAhllVll.Ln RAILROAD COM. A- PA.NY, 2U WILLIAM ST, Nr.W .OBK, July 3. 189a The Hoard of Director! ot Dili company Hilt day de clnred a dividend or ont and uluetv one hundredth! (1 iHi Krj per cent pa able In ttork, or icrlp convert ible Into atock, and u caih dividend uf ten uue hun dredth! (lo-li-o) percent, making two per cent, and an extra caih dividend of oue per cent pa) able on 4lh Augmt, In-ai. 1 1 inch at itiall be reglitered ilockhoid.ri of the company nt 3 1 M. on the Jilt day of July. 18.--. Theitoik trumfer booki of the company wiltctoio atsP M cu July 21, l-.li), und reopen at 10 A. M. on the 7th day of Augu-i, lei--) F.X. NORTON. l'rendent. Coupoiis due Julv 1 CHO.11 IIONI1H UF Till. AMUUICA.N tVATl'.lt WOIIKS Cl.. ALTON IVATKl: WOItKH CO.. VltltA.-V.l WATEIt lVOHK-s CO., MAUI8U.V COUNTY. ALA,, WILL BK PAID BY C. H. VErjJTJSR 6L CO., 03WAI.I. KT. MUM UKFF r.AKKSHnKE ANDWESTKHNRAII A COMl'AM. lu M.h sT.. .NhV YOKk JiiIt I. ln A dlviiltnd of llirflu And tuic-hftlf percent, hai this dnr heen declared on the prrfdrred capliAl ktocL. p,v ble atihe .NailuDAl liaiilv ot Couunorco, .Sew lurk, th l&th (lur of A 11 (fin: next. Thu traimfer bookn. for the preferred rapItAl itfck will Xf clu-ed ou Jui IS, inn nt In clock 1' M., 4tt.1l rtjopeuuti on Aug, ltiot lu o clock A M UOKUON NUIir.tr. Treuurar. gkuclion 31oticr(&'. NOnCR OK BALK. DeTtuilt lm vinrf been made In Hi payment of lnte-r-eit tiioa oine ot tl.e bnnilN iifiifld under and tecuffd by u ertmn moritf irfe urdoednf lnit made ttit UHtilay of Uii'emt ir. 1&H7, bttftct-n the irtriQi4lidTV,Ater Coul eciuipAu), it curpuriulGti of ine M.neof Stw Jersiy at fiatityof the lirit part and tho ilercanitle Trnt Oina any, a corporation creatfd ami eiiitlntr under (he awi of the Mule uf .New Vork at the icoond pare and met. default Mavliif comlaut-d for tnora than a period of six month, und tha trustee hmlmt" elected that the autlre prlnclpttl niru of all tht bond ouuiaodtofand cureu b fiald nioriiratce sas hcoQK4 due und pajahlt. nnd havlmr been requested by tho ho.dran1 owner of a majority of puch bonds, no outttanilto7. tu exert'Uo thu power of Hale proTlded for In Aid moriffaje. .Notice U herebT Klvm that the tatd truiteu will on the 17th da) of March, 18tvj, at H'o clock noon, at the Court Home in the city of Itlehnioud. In (hebtataof Mrtnnla, tall end (Mipot-eof all and ninffular the prop erty, nulpinfiiti. franchliea, ana eppurtt nanrra con eyed or Intended so to he by vail inorttrare or deed iif truit, at public uut lion vhlthiald aale hall he made to the htuheit bidder thereat. 1he terms of ouch Mala will be announced at the maklnc thereof. The property to be lutd Is 111 the told mortf f e ordtid ot truit dttiorilitd ai followej AlltuerlKht. title, ami Interest of the party of the flrit part tn aud to all the land pre in lien, bulidinjr, aud properi uf aAid i-rl)' of thetlmt part, (IUier real, par eonal or mixt) 1. and all of Its ratato, rJpht, tide, and In tercit. and eaaity of reUemption therein that ta to bay. ull of the la ml liereonio demerit ed and all 01 the mttiea and mineral rltrhta furuareo, slutK houi-8, bulldn it. slied-i fences ami erfctluim now madt and conHrucieJ or jet to bo lunfttructt'ii on the lauds hereafter de acrihed. and "i the persuuat property equlpmetits, plant, macninery, ilttaren, tool linpleineti.t .int ap piiriennucciiiow nwued by the raid party ut the hrt ;irtri or hetefif ter purrliaieil or acquired itnd used iipou Hal1l.it.dt.by mM party of the lint part and ill of the now or heri'Afier chartered rltfliti and fratichlnaof said coinpaiit, aud also the lands and premises de acrlhedaai ioilows Alio! the tiro traits nr parcels of Und iltiiaUd orly Intfinthft county uf C ertertiehl, binte of Mririnla, bounded auddescrited HfoUa hirst The flrft tract or pirctl of land contlstintr of alx hundred and elaht and three quarters (dut) aires, liouuued on the soutii by Mo lands or Joel and sainuel Ta)lor ou the west by the I and or the Ollplu and Cobbs eitutn, on the north by lUe lands of the Midlothian And llnrruu s property ana .lnne Iledite. and on tl e 1 ant by tbu iand bnlonjtfli.ir to the ctaio or Jatnen H HcTjrc, bflnjf the suine land coneye3io V. alter liamltfon by t' C lrt.ae and lirnj II Kah, riptclal Oomtalsilnnert.. by deed recorded in OuesternelJ county, .Mate ot VI r gin la Clerk's o.Ilctt. -May i ietd hecondTliitt second tract or parcel of land contain Inir twoliundred Clio) acres infreor le bound ed by 1110 estate or llurrows (ucjuird by the aald Unrtowa from thu Mld'othlau Mluhitf I'omp.my and by the laud ahoe tifsorlhed as he iirctof said two trams or pr eels, belnir ttiaame Jand whereof one Samuel Cobbn died seized prior to the yeer tet-'O, known us "He Btr.ed or 'Coblis" and aubieuueuily oonvejrd to Walter llnmlltou by O r. Mcltae aud William J CIojh tou bpet'ialt ouimistloners by deed recorded lu imi terfleld county, Male of Irnlhia, County Clerk'a trlica, July IV 1'' bihl tnoirnrt'nr parre.a of land were conrered by Wultrr lUtulltnii and m II llumiltnn to the Irjflnia Tidewater Coal Coiupauy by deed harlntf 4lte the nlnttesntiiilay of Ainruir, cue rhniivaud eltfht hundred andelirht) fc ix, and riled and recorded In chesiertli It county .-into or MritJuli. 1 lerk'a oilier. In U. 11 7J. p. 4Hi, un Ant; -'I, IH-t, together with all the uiiutral rnrht' nnd app irtenaurei telotnlhr to eld Ismis to which recorded d-e 1 Hih lompauv reffii more fully, toitolher "tin all ami elnrfular tin tenements hciedlla noma, and appiirteuanues ihereuuto bflloncinir or in an wh'e aprrtalnln and the reversion or ro.oriiona, reuiaiiiUer and rt-uiiiiuders Hi'reof AmtaUo the estate rUht title Initroit property, fumttsnuti, claim, and demand wluHnoe.tr. ua sell fit awfllne(j itr of mid 1 arty or the first pirtor.ln and lo the h.uiio und ercry p-irt and pares, lltsreof with lhetipp'.rfmm en Till. MKItt 4NTH.K TRl'ST COMl'ANV, Trmree. Dated Jan W l a' .Notico therebv tdrrn that the fca'e of the abnreinen Honed and nescrlhen propeitv has been adjourned f tout Marrh 17, hii the date fixed thtielu, loUarrUat ltfUi, at tho satne phice and hour. 1IIK JIKni ANTII.l, IHI ST CflMraNY Trustee Notice Is hi rr by ifl en that theaile f (hitabore men tlonsd auJ dicrllod property has Uen further ad journed from March III, leu", lo April uu, Ir'A), atttio tame plsce and hour rill. MHM ANTILK TKL'ST 1 UMPANV, Tru-'tee. Notice Is hereby vlven that the sale of the above men. tlonsd and destrlosd property has been further an Jntirned from April V lci" (o May l IfaiHj. at the same place and hour TIJK MUlt A.NTlf.P. THT6T COMPAKV. Trustee Notice Is hereby slven that theeale of theaboe men lloutd and desortbrd properly has bsen furlhir ad journrd from May 15, loui. to auce id, 1mk, t the same plao and hour 'lllV. MKIU'A.NTII.R TIU'T COMPANV. Trustee Notice i hereby Kiveu that the sale of the Aboe men tioned and described property has bsen further ad Jotimed from Juin iu, Imhj, 10 July M, ItHK at the tame place and hour lllli Ml.KfANTU.F. TRUfrT VOUVASY, Trustee. iropnrtnrrjsluii oUcr. mil W IIOM IT MAV i HNOI RN 1 lnenotl e Hut. on and alter Ihf 1st day of Jaly, l-ii tho urm nt' JNu A '.K.iriT t l in. ami (.UIKnillS .V Ml HUl HfSIiis. formerly comlm hj ti e Intitiiirt-s ul (inning at M.i -H ""h n In ti e city ot New or Is dtnld h mutual lont'tit i if S 1 J I .n 1 iiimmi retir Cff lrm Mil urm and JM A. iililrKITIIScnnt nulnjr the uuxmess as heretofore, aud aisu'Ulmr the lUblhtisi ot f aid ilrui, Ualed New otl. July lKu. jno a. u rum Tim OikBTBS DB UUAOUIOXOO. $innnrinl. INVESTMENT BONDS. W offir for itlt. and (aftir a inoit carttol pinonil Inveilltatlon) itrongly recommind ai a aafe and proaiabl. Inveitinent a llmltid amount of First Mortgage 6 Per cent. Gold Thirty-year Bonds. UPON A RAILROAD LINT. IN IT'LL OrP.ttlTIOH AND HAIININU MORE THAN INTRRRBT. TIIIRISAN EXriIPTIONAI. OPrORTUNITY TO OB TAIN A FULLY snCllllt'.D BOND AT A PRICE TO TAT OVBlt 0 PER CENT. UPON COST. DF.scmi'iivE rip.on.AR, with map, furnisiIkd UPON APPLICATION. JOHN H. DAVIS CO., 1 OJtVA I.T. BT. NEW TOUK, REORGANIZATION or the Marshall Consolidated Coal Mining Company or coi.obaiio, the time for depositing the stock and boniik of the abovh company witii tdk knickmrbouker trust company has BEEN i:XTi:NlED TO .1 VlaY 111. ABOUT 10.0OO SHAKES OUT OF 80,000 AND OVER 0.1 1'KK C'KNT. OT IION1IS HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED UP TO DATE. AFTER ABOVE IIATK NO NEC CltlTllCM WILL HE RECEIVED. K. V. I.OEW, II. P. OOI.HKCUMIBT, AIAUCl'H STINK, 4-IIAH. ORCOOUl', S. M. STONE, Committal. BliJkKB BIROS. CO. OlTKUiNU IIKI'OIIUIINO TO INSTI TUTIONS, 'I'll VST tir.N'DH, AM) oxuiiiiH saoo.ooo NEW YOKK CBTY 3 per cent. Registered Bonds, PAYAIII.K NOVEUBEII, 10'JO. I'xeniiit From Taxation. Theie bonds have the loi ifokt lime to run if anv of the New York ilty listira, which maku th.m very de ilrahla. Will tike In airhan.e U B bordv at market prlcei. Price, on application NASSAV ST.. NP.W YORK. STATE ST.. IIOSTON, MASS, NoitTHiCRN PAriFir it. n. ro, NO 17 BKOAD t,r. .NEW VORK CITY. JULY I, l!. Notice It berebv irlven under the termior the reroln tlonof the Board of Direct in of the .Northetn I'arltlo Railroad Company, adopted Dec. las J. Hint .1 call or twenty tlvt per cent, ia tbli dav made m subrcrip tlom to orlhern Pncinc Railroad t'ompvuy .ind Lnnd Grtut Couiolldated Murttatre Uold Bond., payable Aua 1, 181am and a further and nnal call of twenty-rive percent ii made pa) able Srpt 1, IHo, at which date the bend! will be delivered and accrued intereit on tubicrlDtloba adJa--taJ. Payuienta of cal 1 and dellrerv of bond, wilt be made at the office of the Farinera Li.au aud I mat Company No, 11 William it. .New York rlu- MIKTllEKN PAl'lrlC BAII.IIOAI) COMPANY. Bv IIKNP.YMII.AItl). I lulrbiaii'ul'ttie'noard. BANKERS, 18 Wall St., BIT AND SKI.T. STOt lis AND IIOMIS ON COSIMISSION, AND I)i:.l, IN Investment Securities. EDMUND CHARLES RANDOLPH. .VII V1BFR-, 1)1' NEW TOBK STOCK EXCIIANOP. 7 IT.taJ3S..A.TT ST., 'Xmnatact ttu J&kcliitlTfly Comoilaiilou JluaU neat. ACCOVNTS sOI.ICITr.II. CHAS; K DAVIS CO., Bankers and Brokers, 80 nitOADWAV, KKW YORIC. T.J K. ENOS. T ti IIUUK. H. K. ENOS CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 48 47 Wall St. coal Notices. Sl'l'lll.MK -0l RT-tOL'NTV OI SLW ORK. rranx u. Matthlcuen and Wtury K Kutih.irdt, as etfctitor of tie Iat ill iul ifBtnmint of lUlmni Alfred WIi chert, dtceaied. plaintiff. iti.alnt (eorce P. VMe her arl wiciheril.litul eih II 1 I a.te.i AiutU Kmllle ReiUer. tialirta Rllsabtth hlisltln, IsaLella Jen niugp nthvrwli IsalielU ltas Diaries ioerf. and Par Id lieuderenn, derendsiiia-suniiuoiia To (he above iiaii.i, dxiendauls Anil each o' them Vou are herebv euuuniMied to ainurr the complaint In tl.nuctlnu and io fct-rro n cji of nur cnucr onv tbaplatntlffa' attorns. s witliin tnent dryiadcrthe eruce ot this sum mous, exclusive of the da ofnt-rvhe and. Incase nf your failure to appear or minwr. udr ment will be taken atiaiuat ou by dotauti for the relief Uemauded lo the coini lalnt, Dated .New York June is lMfl MAIUIN S. SMITH, PlalntHTS' Altnrnei, Office and 1't ct otllce address. No fu .Vallsireet .ev. Inrk. To the defendants. Fllsaheth II It. Laaseu ttelma l.lUa beth Mrsleln Isabella lennluirs otherwise itabella flayss, t'harles A overt, aud UaTid Henderson The roreirDlnir lutumons is serTed upon i. bj puMl catljri uurinant to an order of the lion Miles Urach. one of the Justices of the Kuprenie t'ourlof the Slate nf N'ew Ynrfi dated the twenl rfth day of June t?,-t and riled with the corupia.ntiu IheoRlce of the Clerk of th Hity aud Couniv nr New orl at the t'ouuty t ourt House lu the a. i'd city In said etatv. Dated haw VorK.JunaV .i MAHTI.N A WillTII. Plultitlfts Aitornejs rinilNTVCLKKK'SOrnCi:. N'KVV COLNTV CfRT KJ UOL'ili. .NRW VORK, JVIA lu. H"0 -pnhlln i notice ia hers by fflten that on tht IcUh lntt the rollowluir juror will be drawn fm the ('nurt o. Ueiieral tessious, i'art I. to te heldin aud fir the city and count) or New nrk on the-ttU pox to wit out panel of to trial juror and rmo panel of lOsrand Jnrori for i-ald court E1)V'ARD Y. RKIMA, Pounly Cleik MtawMtatatawawawaaataiatiBBHiHiMfawatawawawaiiiBawatttawawawawjaaaaaaaaa etluilromh'. NEW VOICIX. ONTAItlll ANO WEST. KIIN If All, WAY COMPANY. Ptutuirir iralnt leave root uf Jay andlMm avfol Iowa J at 7 3.1 A M 48d at. 7 !0 A M for I'ampbe'l Hull, Uiddleluwn, Port Jertia. Montlrello i'nlliluirir. Liberty. 1I1111 ock Walton, Delhi. Pdiueit 11. .Norwicn, Ultra Koine, Haaida, lleirnlt. i.'mraao undpulnia VVe.L Jay lb. UOA X. 1 4ildat. i In A M. for lampbell Hall Lakea Mohonk- and VHniieuaika tVailkili a'l.iy Btatlout. Ilddlaiowu, llloomiiiaburjr Elieuilde, Monti laliiUali, lalliburr. Hurl") wll Liberty Whin-Luke Jay it 3 01 P. M,. 4.'d ai .1 i'i M ror Campbell Hall Lake! Mohonk and Mliiucwatla VVal.klll lailer blalloiir, Vllddletuwn, llloniuinlur Illemllle Port Jervu Momli-elio i alltburk', Hurlewiil., Liberty, W'lill. Lake, hookland Jay ti 4 la P. U 4.'d lb 4 rn P II. tor Melt Corn wall, iirra Mill. Muny lord, Campbtll Hall, vilddle town, itlooiuintburir l.llcnvllle t.Iuy it.1.0. I' vt,. .M at. 1, II P M f-ir WlJille. tonn. Fallibtirir. Llb.rtv Walt in Norirlili, 111. .lua OawrKO. Woi belter, Maicura Falia, Detroit, Chlraii.) andpoiute Weat. Jar at. I1I0P. M.i 42d at.. I 4". P vi kalur.la). o'lly, for Campbell Hall lllddletou 11, Hll. iivii u I'on Jrrvia, Kaliabunr Liberty. White Lake luck and iDaily, thrnucli. titber tralna dailv exiep' rfundve Puilinun drawint room araie ,11 -i eleepnu- cui b.riha reiervedat i.i Utoadw.iy, hex- -.rk ,1 CANIIKKbllN.il P A. 1 I xcl auea pluce V V DID THU KNOW il doubled Hie enloi n.anl ol Irarel Una to read upon 1 l.e .unirV llinmh wl.le.i v..u are pa,al..aud abojllhe pl'i a mil ml. lid laltiTr' The Boatou and Halne, ami ifutitnr Die need- of the traveller heaiaaued three prntuael) illuairaiedi Uoka cevarlut the Inuiiat region uf New Lnt-and al. alnna ahnre, amona the mountain!, lakea and aireaua They willbeatnt to any addrr.a on reieiptnt In reuia m Itanine for etch book by llli- PAam-.Mir.il 11 hi' Alt t IKNT. BottoaaBilUaliit Jiallrptd, Boiton, Uaaa. 1 cSnllronfli. piSYLVANBA RAILROAD. ON AND AFTFR JUNE M I8nn. Tralni leave ilttlmi lost of Ileabrotlta ort,iaat HI., tlfollewi- WlOO A. M.-1IIK FAST LINE for tht Welt roll man Mitlbult fl.aplut and l-anor Cara. Arrlvaa cievelaud DiJV A M., colaubui.',..iu A. Al., Chioite bu P M. anil tt Louie JiOO P M. nut day. Cenneclt alio for VVHUairsocrt Lock Haven, and I'enoro, txeept Suaday and Toledo, nciot aalnr dar IO1OO A. M.-Tlin NEW YORK AND OillCAnO LfMIThO, rotnto.ed tuluilvaly of Pullman e.tl bule. Drawlnc ana -crate Boom. Hie. pine Dininr. Gmekltif, and Observation Can. pre.cntinr noanclai reperti. itenotrtpheri ana typ.wnttra. bathr.tmt for both i9xa. Itdlei' maid barbir ihoa. library, and all the convenieoceaot heme eremie. l.irhted by itailonary and tnnvable elecirlo lighta. Arriv.i Uucliiiiatl H'40 aud Chloaie 4j a. M. n.xtdat SlUO r. M.-3T LOUIS. CIIIOAtU) AMI CI.NRIN SaTI KXrHr.."!. full rain Veillbul. m.aplnf Car and DlnlnrCar New ork to at. Louie, rhlcatu and Cincinnati Paaienair Coaoh New York'to Coluiobua. Arrive. Cincinnati II ou a. M Chlcafo n.-od p. M and ut Loi.lt 7 il" P. M next day, OlUO P. M.-TIIE WKhTLKN CXPRESH for all polutiln the VVeat. Nerthwe.t and.Hoiitliweet. Pull. intn YtBilbtilt .Slaeplnir Ctr New York to rilt'burr. M. Loan. Chlcate. Clnclnnttk abJ Ueiaphla. Pinn. tylvanla Railroad Dining Car .New York i. Phllad.l. phla. and Pullman Dlntna Car Pllllburr to ntch mood and Ohteatu. Arrive, at Cincinnati 4-3i p. M ChlcaasUi30P SI. next day, and ut Lsuli 7.C0 A. l. ticoud momma Conueiitt for Cliveland and Toledo dally except Paturdty. (OOP. H.-PAi'lHO kXI'AEts, rullmtn Buf. tat Bleepini Car Ntw lerk.to Cklctto. New York; tolleuiphll via tht bhenaudoah Valley- arrive, wtek. dtrtati'ulumboi7il0 P. 11 Cleveland lap, M.n.tl aav. and dally al Cblcaro? UOA. M t.o.nd mtrnlnt. Connect! for Toledo dtlly. and rer Corry, Krte. tha Oil Itefloni, Cleveland, and tolumknt, licit I tator day. BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ANO THE 80UTII. "Waihlncton Limited Bxpreit" or rnllmtn Ptrlor Cara dally, except niioday, 10 to a. XL. arrive Waih. lntten Uou P It t and 'ConreuloQal Lttslttd," dally, with Dinlna Car, at 3 MO P M arrive Waih. tntien a V P M.t ratular expreii. U.2U, a aaj, aud u.io a. M.a iu. 4 'SO. sin. and 9ir. at., and )2i night. For Baltimore .nly. 1 ou P. M bandar tl 15 and 8 3D A H 4 30. O-DO. and D.IO P M aaaf 12 IS night For points on Chevapeake and Okie Railway and Ctnclnaatl. sl.ep.ra, Dinloa Car, and Coachia threutb. fiioop II. dally For Lonf Branch, point Pletiant and latarratdlata atatloni week dara. It 3d, 7ilu, ai 111 A. M.. Utou nnent 2-:. ano ia-40 a.aclal). 4 -.11. 5 aad 7a P. M, 1-aturJaya only 1 tl P M. hundar, .la:4SA It., .115 p. M. (do not atonal Aibnry 'ark en Sunday). I-ortATMNTICciTY. I M p M. iTbrough Bullet Par lor Car and Day Coach) weekdaya, ceunaou f.r Can. May and with tnrocjn car f.r Brown't Willi tnd Bitch Uavea For old Point aud Norfolk, via New York, Philadel phia A Norfolk Itatlroad B.-0-i A. It dally except rluu dav aud a oo p, II dallyi via Ualtlu.ra aad lay liae, 'JiluP. M, week-dayt FOR PHILADELPHIA. Expreii Trtlnt leave at follow! t u 20. 7 'JO. aoo. a -3ti. uoo 110 aw Chlcate LirnlWA with Dining Cr and lOtll) Walblntton Limited), and 11-00 A. XL, I2C0. 1 00 2 ID. 3.4)0.3 Jd 4-00, 4:3, OIK). ou. 0.30 R 00 and a 00 p. M. and 12,10 nlghl Ac eonunodatlon. 11.10 A.M., 4-4u aad 7 o P.M. Bun. dara Kxortii. Oils 8 3.1 v-01) (id uo Limited) aud lDO-IA.M.. J.00, HI), 4-33 3 00,0,30 B4WandAl P M.. and 12 13 nlcbi Aeromtnodatioa 7 CO p. M The New York Tranaler Company will call tor aad check bargate from hotel, ant r.ndencia ror time tablea of lecat trtlni apply to any ticket ai.nl at the company. cuAS. ii ruuu. J. n. wood. u.neral .Vasaair. Uaaeral ftu'r At ant. MEWVOKK CENTRAL

Hudson Rlvor Railroad. All 1 rnlna attire at and dejurt fi om GRAND CENTIUL STATION, Fourth Aye. and 42U St., Aeiv York. The only Hailiioad Station in the Citt. 'I'l aid lnvej i.n FollnwM 1 Ol.tO A. .11. -I II1CIU0 YkSTIBl'LE LIV1ITED Du. at Chicagn 10 in V. VI nevt day loi-joA.M. -01 nitti:-r. its vei-tibule limit LO Duerlliclnnali 3A IlldlauikDolla lu 3d A. 31., ,-t I.oulad-Hi P. M. IOiSO A. M. -WESTERN DAY EXPRESS. Dally, t-acept rundayt 4l30 1'.M. -NORTH SHORE VESflHULE L1MITCI) Duo ut Detroit ut 11 I'i A, M. Chicago 4 'j) P SI. next day. OlOll P. M.-FAST WESTERN EXPRESS Due Chi. c.igop on, ilncliiuatlii l',P. vi m l.oul.7 11 p. I 7HIO r. SI.-VDIIIONDAOK, MD.NTIIEaU A.ND M vtlAR V 1 ALL.-- L.SPHI M. Ull.1 I'. M.-l'Ar-TMl. LOCH AVI) CHICAtIO EX l-lti'- Din- Indlinapollt II JU P. M. next dav, M. I 0llla7 IDA M ri.-HKiLi. (M.u nntniii. pocanui ei-sii: rhine- 1 l.ll'F (MMi'.TUNi AMI lll'll-ll.N-IS 30 H1 Ul. Ill HA JL. M Ml. Vv tilSf, I". l. nlto lor Po'igh- kee lie lu-.il A M -',tll 4 .11. 4 11:10 7 3.i -i XI P VI tor Oirrli-on'h iwl 1'oliiti, is :iu, I so A. M 'J II, -.1 J. .1:'..",. IS, "I 2S P. M. Al IIANY 4S 3n. n u IU ju ll:tv. 411 SO A. M. l 'A I S 0 IIH, 2.'.. 7.0'. I', P V,. 1. ,lk nltllt TltOV (tiivn, i 10. II 'ii. In :i, nil: tl, fll 3-) A. M, I .Hi. 4 .Ml U. m 7 in. 1:1'. P M. '12 ainlghb IT1CA A.ND MIIAft rK 4.ll M.Vi, lu:.1l, MOV) 4. ,vi 4 -.n 11 mi, 7 i", li 1 p vt. .is 1111 night KuClll.r-TCK-'i. Ill J". 'Ill 1J A VI 4 ,'a.i. U 00, 7 3 '1 r 1- VI IIJ.iBi night III I lALIl-'i .11 O HO:V) A ,1 0 0", 7 13, 'il'i P .VI. MAUAlt V I ALI.S-IO: Jli. (10 V) A M 4 ".0, U (0, 7 HJ. ml P VI SAIIATIIUA-i'i l lllill A M, u 0i 41 .m, 7 30 p M. H-- linlghl. I A Kl 01 llltl 1-lll.lU, '11 -o A VI ,,3 -Til P. VI TIIflL'-ANI laL.MlS-4IU.Vl A SI 4: it, 11 P. M. I.' night AllllloSDirK Stni'.NTAI.NS WD MONTIIEAI.-'IHI).. Ul.JiAM, 7 J lV,;t.lU U-l nulla. a'." AdlrondicV1' Vloiintalna4 r ff. Al I.I UN I-1M.VA. AND CANANDAIflCA-"!' O, 10 'ill A VI I 1 I- V (2 ll Illli'lllKht Bl P.KSIIIIIi: HILL!,, VIA HAIILI.SI 1HV CION-llt 10 A VI 41 M P. SI I 01 lli-keta and .nice in Slei-jlng t nra apply :it ilrand Central Mailou nr -it 41 1, 7-'.. tM.' and 1 i'roidnai 12 Park plai e l eat l..'lh al aiid l.'l-lli !t. .tltit.n. NcU' Vurk "i.l-l VVaahtiiploii et. 721) 1 ultou ah. and n- Bed fordai H llrunkbii IVektrott'a I i reaa r i'l- for and checks baggage rrom hotelaand redden. c Ihrmigt. to deatiiiiillon 'l.aiH i-ceit --uiidj) ,Matirdii)aonly tilhertrAiuv run rtailk Al.-.ve iriilm except thr.e leaving ut V f u :,o A. li S-m'i:iil ,1 v. 1 -I P vi. and lgno mid night alniial 13--l,iat atallou JUIIN VI fill 1 .Y, (iroROE II. DANin.M. (.enenl viau.-.-er i.eii'-ial Paaseng.r Agent. New York and Boston All Rail. 1 3ie Hi wii of I'l e ill i) A vi.snrln.' ed.vi-1 vvorvct-er 3 i P VI. lu iki a. V New J.o nli'ii nnd 1 rnvidence, 4 .1) P M 1 1 Sl A. M Kir ng ,-d.lli.l ni.ti.aler, B IU P .VI IJin S: llarlfrlaid N V and N E 11 30 1- II. I 11 P VI N,-v Loin inn aii'l P"oideuce, 7 'tn P. SI. a: .1 1', Vl uiitimaiit and N V nnd .N E.HnuP vt. 4iap vi -spring! ell .111 1 Wn-cetrr lu ti p. vt. S Ol I- VI a.Neiv Lnlld II ulld I r.ivi lullCI II ai P Vt lliaip M -sprlnglie d and Worceiter 111I.IA. VI 12 UUP SI -New Loudon ami I'riilldetii e. 70UA Si. !tiui4 .'ail) in. hiding -imdai a Return lorvfce, aame h.iiir. un 1 by auuio routea Leave I or Due. HO.' A Al., White Moulifilna IViyant. HID I'M i iu p. vi., Niwpori (via Wlikf.ir.l). 7!in p vi 4 it V SI., iianlmri v M.rwolki: It., Pltlaileid, 40 p, u. 4.DJP vi. ,s,i git.uk Dlv. Wlniti d I" P. M. ihrough parlor nr aleplnc c.-ir'hv ucn tram C I lll.Sll'-Ti Al'. lien I Pare. Agent. omt aoLin tr.in oaiv lia acnniao kooti inain m niaiaa cia htw tor i",,:MS.,""l,t" ,0 jllo tiriir.s VJ,l,;'aj; sriTl P, tent at 111 riiic.oj luiiv N'Stfr' raraaiv l.m vaia nituoit tiiikii or VJjTRitnviir Kirn n air cms or iiiii.0KK paur ar 3 r. at m BALTO. OHIO R. R 4Xffl&iW& 'AST EXPRESS TRAIN'll VIA fiMWii$V&i$i PIIILAHELPHIA TO lIlW1 B.LTMIRK, XjJgpSjW CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, SaSaE' And All'rolut.'Weet. 1'1'I.LMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS leave NEW VOltK, foot of Liberty IU, aafoilown InrCIIII .villi. I ..IP VI I.' IA SI. I'or CINCINNATI. ST I.Dl'lN 11) A St., f. IX) P V. Fur W'ASIII.Nl.TllV, HAl.TISIORi Hl.ll V M II aiA. M un. :i, u -1 P. M g IS A. M All tralni dally except II -i" A vl, suuduv. Pr NOIinil.K via l.av Line Di P. M weekdtvi. IKkel linlcea .'01 41V. and 1 Broalvsnv Y. and m Hroaaw.il' Brnotlkn ,-TAllUN I DOT UP LlBI'ltn M H'enl-al It It of N .1 New lork lranater Cotuj.anv will call for tnd ibtck bttfHfe rrum hotel or re.ldet.ee. S T U'DI I I. CIIA1. O. FCI'I.I, Oeu I Slanager Oeu patenter AgeuL CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY." IUU1 01' JIHIKIY bT NORTH 1UVLK, TIME 1 A 1,1.1. ill II .SK .'I, iW. Wov IMiihtdelpiiia. Uiil.i mores 11011I Wiiitii;toii. Ma Central I: P. nf N.a Je a. y Pblladelaki. and Beadlua K R and llallliuoir aud till'o II it or PlilLADbl.i'HIA at 4..' 74V 1; 11:11 V M 1 1', 1 J .11 1 u, 7 1 1 r SI I 1 nii;hi, nuiiJaya, tv II V M 1 211 OP Vl j laiiial.l Pur llAl.llvililtl AND lVA-.lliN-.rON i-uily at B III U enccpt buuduy) A. SI 2'J I J IS l.llllt Iralni leivlnt at 4' II so A. M I 30. 4, 7 3D P. vt iigl'.lilal, e e t I-it rda l.lglll) have conil.o tlou r.r Kea.Hur Harrii" rt P ttavi. e, Ac ForSutlb.iry I.e.. lal.uri' and Wi llamapoit via Phi a dilaiila nt. I A .M (1 .u I. ntat parlor Car. 'IP SI (J J IS night, excel t nalmda) night), t'uudaya, (1.(1.1 lulfli and parlor car aeaia ctn beptoenrtd it 71. ?H, 41V 1,44. I I4U IWI Prnadaay. 73, Ithav, kUI Weat I Slhat. IJ4 1 net I. al Ne York. 4 l'u. Ilia.. HtJi I iilluii a' 1 4 flioa.taa), hrnnklvn Tbo Neu k Trtmrer Coi.if.any will ca,l for aud iheck baggage from bul or reaUi'i,, e 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 vViriTiTv-iTa i i rioi a I JU&L r L'Aie luut of Corilandt or He. l,'GSS''rv. brunea at 7 l ,'n ami II A. S! I, lnJgJjA. ""1 7 i Iho picturea'iuii ruin, between New Vnk and l-i..t.,'i Bet'ileheiu Allen t.an, Sl.iu. lull. ink, Wilkeibarre, Put- a. on, hcrautuii lihtia. in-ii-ia Wavarl). vvatklnaiilen, I linlra ilocheaicr. Buffalo Niagara Pel!!. Toronto, Helroit, MIICARO, ST LOI IS, and ALL POINTS WEBT, Tickrti aud ilicplng car berlhi can b. i.cnr.d at lb. (..n.ral Eaalern Ofllce, 3i Bfcadmy, of 160 Hut mill ilr.aU 'l Itnmjioitts. I D'SJV;.,,. FALL RIVER LINE, ft FOR BOhTON' NEWPORT. I ILL RIVER, TROVf. flf I HI'.Ni'r. indiill tn.ierii pnliiia r'fvj lour itetmeri In cuinniualo .-PI UITIV 1'II.UlilU. .Ml PnoVIDENCK andlll.lll OLIiNY. Jj Two e.v, h week 'av. ,vne nn Min.laji) !Jr Mnenrch'-atra altai l.d tu each ve.ai-1. JT LeaveNea iork Irom Pier.". ,N. Ic (oid number) rol VjV nfMurrajel a. miiuwa ill 3 mi p it, lur Fall River direct, pantieriinc wllh ex. W. pre., train du. Park -qnare -iaiiun, Pnaiin, ti sua. II. r if 11 131' vi-rnr Neaportatid r-iil River. duoNenpnrt Jr. HSi Fall l.lver. 7 Jl ronurciiiig n lthexpreiiti.ua dr. Park Hiare Ria-lon, Bi .ton 11 A vi. Hemming I aim itave Park Houare -itallun, lioitnu, 1 atuandrp 11,, aieameri leave Pall lilier at 7 i and b'l-VI' U. NtivpormP. M.. due New Vork7 A y bLNDAV., leuve New Vork at jt.u P XL for all 5' iiolnla. llitnruli.g l.aio Patk t-ouare Statloa, Bo.iotu I'i-ILMAN VESTIIIILE TXrRFSS TRAINS .etwte fcl 1 ttetm.r landing at lali Ituer and Itoiton 1 III' J Connection by Aimet boat .Ull ttom Urofkhn. 1 I kjl P 51. .lenev cm- 4 p ,vi. 'in-keli and itateruuiui may 1 1 I.. obtained in New Vck at 201. ;i.i, UI4 n.,7, and l,.i.i 'Jl Broadway 1,1711 Pth av i Mllm I'.-ffi ai and 1 1 ,.M l'tat 12MI1 at. 141 H.merv, Aitor loose and windvor ,1 Hbltli Llneilllce. Pltr .11 Nlt., indoii iteamere. J. PROVIDBIMCD ItlKTE, for BOSTON. rHOVIDE.NCI!, WUKCP.rtTKIt. and alt New England rolnta. Full night a nat Bhorteit rait ateamen CONN ECTICttT and XIBACHUSETT will leave Pler'Ji'. N R, toot Warren at atSisoP. XI. daily, II exieptSuhdayt arriving at Providence tl A. SI., Boiloa 1' 7 IS A. XI. A tint oroheitraoti each ateamir. Tlcktia aud attteroomtttenred at Igo, 237, Call. 321. I P44. and vil liroaawayt Aator Home, Wind. or, anil 1 Coitnopolltan Hotel!: all offleei N. Y. Tranarer Cn. iq New Yolk and Brooklyn who will call for aud cheek r Mi baggage rrom hotil or re.ldenc. to dtitlnatlcn. Tela- 1 'A1 phone call. Corilandt 3,2a. Ij Hudsou Uiver Steamer Mary Powell j M. Leaving West 22d St. Pior 3:30 P.lk 'E SATURDAYS 2 P. M., J jj, (Sondaviejeipt.d,) j .jft for CRANSTON'S, WEST POINT. COBNWALL. NIHIV !jHJ BL'RQII, NEW II4UIBUR1III. HILTON. roUQUIkEEIv. WjjJ fclE. 1IYDH I'ARIa. and RONDOUT. jKllj NORWBCIrl une, m for Bolton. Wororiler. Watch Hill. Black tiland. and all -'J J3 point! NORTH and EAST hTKAMP.RS leave PIKIl 40 laWil SOUTH IlIVKIl (next pl.r above Deibrouei street Far- iiSi II ryk DAILY (Sundajtaxcepi.d). at OiUO v. it. Tick. liS'll ett and itattroomt aecured at principal ticket nfflett la ,W 1 J New York. Brooklyn and Jenev City, at PUr tn. N. K. Sr U; andon iteamtra. SI'P.CIAI. EXCCRhION up Saturday '"i 4 nlghtt and down Sundayt from rlew York to New I.nn- r?F, aT don and return, f 2, Norwich and return, 1133. Uundar ."nil tletmtr Itavet Norwich 7 P. M New London nr.il. MitM Hudson River by Daylights 1 Pav Line Steamers HTM NEW TUUK or. A.LI3ANY W Daily (except Sundays., JitpV Leave Brooklyn, tufiou st fliy Annex;. BOOA.lt iaCri do. New York, ftoshrossei at n 40 da J do do West 2.M st DW do &Vl For A J.UANV.Iandlnir at honkers. West loInt; New- itTeJC 1 burgh. 1'oughkeepslv, Khlnebeck, t'atsVill, and Hudson. fitfj ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLE'S LINE. M Hteameri DRKWand UKAS RICHMOND lent (oil Kl&ii rier4l) North Klver. foot ratialat.. at I. .M Ilrooklyn, vmflU ultonst,via Annex. Si M, conuectltitrwlth expreae rvN'l trains for Paratoia Lake Ueorse, and all Adirondack IMTTiV polntH bharon NprlUrfs. Cooperetown. Thousand lslanda, W?& and Niagara rails SATURDAY N1UHT KTKA.UKI.cou- lfc nects with Sunday rnornlrji train for baratoga, ia E BOiOTlfalioFUNE. The Imlde route. Providence. Worcester. Narraran- i Sj iK sett i'.er and Watch Hilt Steamers KIIUDB IhLA.MJ mf Jt aud.NAltRAGA.NKTTItavenew fier .id, Nortb Klver, Sit tl) one block above t'aual st. at 0 r. M riuudays excepted. QjJ ,91 TR O YB OATS. 1J 1 City of Truy or Saratoga Iciivca Pierdd. N. It., foot d 8) Wett luth tt.dall) e-uept batilrdar. il P. XI. Expreii li;4 Ki tr.uiit ror btratogl. LuCnutorge, Adirondack., Minday i ,hT ateamtr touchea at Albany. KAItAfuii.l EXCURblo.N, Ai f H.SU. LAKEUI.ORUE, 7 30 W Ti IIRIDOI'.PORT" DAILY S1EAMKR WATEn Stfll'i IIURV. Pler'll. Fait River toot of Catharine it. 'X-jlS'' 11 A Si lonnectint a ith through trains on Naugatuck 2 ft and llouiitoiiio itallroada. Sundaa.'' P. .M ,V CAT.4KII.L HilC.N'lAl.Ns'-bteamora KAATKRkFlL 'V itjj. und CA1SKII.L leave l'ltr.l.'. N It, font of Jay ai.. 'il't'l every week dav at o P SI connecting with Cataklll Mountain and Cairo R R. Director) of Summer Ilotelt Xt ana Boardlnr llouiea rree at pier or nielli d to anv ad- is- drelaby VV J. llbilHKBLTreaaurerCallklll, NY KAM.NDRLL "LINE -Tor "NiKburglirFlahkllircorn" f jfe wall, cold SprlligN. ami VVu.t Point, rrom Irauklta S-. It. pier, N. 11. week dt) at S P. SI fundavi. U A. XI. S""rEAUI.K"slTl.LTLP. ISLAND learen Pier 23 E. R.7 4i rue.davi. Thnradaya. at ,'i P, VI and hatiirdail at J P. SI lor Orlen- ilieiiinort hhelter laland nnd r-ag; iit't.' Harbor Leivea .-ag Harbor at 4 Ji P St. Mondayt, VVedue.da)a aud Iridaya uhll 0. cllllif. 1,'apt. NTEAIIEir A.NrlOMA-lnr SAU0FRTIF3 t IIVIil. PARI.. RIIINI Hn-U. IIARKVTOVVN. I'LsTBIl i l.ANUIN'l mid riVOI.I ru-wliiya aud Thurada)! al il 8ATI ltl)A Sat UP XI l.-i"! SulTHNuRW VI.I. eierydaV foot Leeknianar 2:20. iliM' mi. I Eun Jin ft J. Si P. SI. i-uturdija hair hour IiI'lJ ear.ler I lit I -d-AflinrtTIl s Tl'lAVIKt:-lnlIertlc Monday WeS? X A i neidava Iri d a i k root Franklin lb, 8 P. SI, V TO NEW HAVEN, 7.1c. f" Ec-p.SHiN (t.iioli jiaVm. Jl 2 Leave Teek 3; d alip I'll r 2i. E ii, IP VI dally, excel t Sutidava and II M 111- VI, uudava2P. M luntiettitig with iraina for M 'i j Sll I'lHEN, Hailford. bprmglleld. llol)oke, Ac. vf' l! lHi'lST. jA'jj COMPVNIA TRANHATHMICA KSPANOLA. wX f'jj MhAVISIIIP I ll'HAD CONDAU Mlf'il ca.i li'iii-na. Sltt- .R ill pall rrnni coinrin-'anler. 21, N. P-. on Tllt'RSnvT, vimL' J 'S July In, nt 12 SI taking Inlgbi nnd paaaei,i,-era direct lut' ii for HAVANA. I'lllllllfl CO. V hltA l.Itl JSv I Bl with Ir.inaahlniiKllt at Havatia'ror lAt fla hlNTANDEit I' l.i NA. VI, ,11 l.UU.N, aud BII.BIIA. fljl if lur runner parlicu.araapiilv tn wi-'.tl J. v(. LHALI.O-. A CO, Agenll, 81) Walllt. MS Jfl -'UVlPAllME lll-NI-KAI-i: IRVNSATI.ANTIyL'E. aif" a t-' I reiicli line in Havre every r-aiurdav ,Jj'iwJ' Company a Pier I owl 42, lout ol Slorlou Bl 31irj. LA Rill lAtl.NE. Do Joi.l.eliu. .r-at July 12. 1:M T. XL CltWji ,JS I.V iiAM'I'llN'lv. Sanielll Shi Julv H-. il A M. llftfC if l.A NiiliXIAN I'll', llunler ,-ai lulv lii. 11.30 A. XL 'IIxSeVH La 1101 Ki.i'dM- iranceiil -nt Aug .1 A. U. WfjM S A roltUl.T, i.eneral Agent, .1 Howling linen. "ifiS 'S EASTPuRT, CALAIS," "ST. JOHN, HALIFAX fgjgf The fn nt-nniei riMi;l.HLAND and f-TATI! or L-Hiif 8 MAK lea.e t-N'inuierclal .hrf liuaton for haMport. ifiliW 'dials Me, and "t .K'lai, N 1)., b .Ij A. M Moudaa, 'wiiVt i ednesd i) n. atid 1 rida a ,4 .M Joft iiutjciloua umdo with all rail and Mean. Hue .w'li entrnnjr Huston l,4Y K$ Inlcriiailonalfa t"o. 1. A WALDUOV, den1! Agent S 3lS nAMULTKG.AM.JlirAN I'At KKr CO -Express ser- fcljiS loe between k'ork outhalnptoIl. mid Ham- J 83 a biirtf bj tho itiairi.lilcuit niv tm fcrewttteain'ra ntr fV'-'f'1' lUit mors and is,i tolOut) hore pnwer rtii line f. I.rf hold. Hi riti-td tor fau'est trl to aud from .outi t''i ;f mn pt uti and iho I'ontitieut, etjual to alx dajs two hour ,yh to vueeiu'l'iwii. .oti'f'ijra llambnri; American j (Jetural I'asseutrer AKents, iff i1 racket IN'., a7 Uruad H. Jtli'llAHD A Vt kVW, I v.aj. I llrojdway. New ork. II i'i I""nman mm: r. s ami roy'vl mail stkamki: '111 I ran uvu.SfTuws and liviskimum. faif? .i rITV OF Nh.t uitK Wednesday, July Ml 4 V. H. iKa".., W CUV Or KICHatONU Uedueedav .fill, l A. "L. H& S Horn rier-i.M. N K adoltilnirt hrfstopher ht, I'errr. 'S it. Jl 1 irvt ratiln, 1te and upward urionllur to tt earner 11 .t 7V and location of room second cabin, outward, $j aa4 s ig 51U, prepaid. steerutre. 2w. ft (at I'i.TLK WItluilT A hb.NH. Oeneral Agents. J (J fm 0 Holiti(c lireeii, N. V, fflp'a .ii aim: ntimmsiiii i.ini:. $'$9, The only dire t line to otla.e ity. .Ma a and Tort Sf- T Una le cnuiieittni at I'ortland Hith alt railroads an 1 ai vl st!uaMp lines lor Har Harhor. (Jld orchard J'olaud fa f flfl hrliiaii. rtl-Me ilniintalns, Iturklaud. tfauifor, Lastpon, f$ if and n John N it, and all KaMern summer rcsorta. jK M Meamer sail every Urdntftdav and Saturday at. pr l, liT J or Iromtieru- rastl'.icr foitof Market it, New Yor. If 1 Itr further infurmntloii .imly to n i4 HuUAtlo iUaI.U agent at the pier. 1 NEW YORK STEAMSHIP J ciiSII'ANY -Th. Iron nteamahlp VA. K TTtrsfTlftaft LI.-iCl.l, Clipt 1, C Sillier lealea I'ler Jta. -C41 I fl, Tmv7 4H. I. 11 I'lntnn at, Tu.ida)a,ntf.P. a J k V:-'. ll.for intiaj. 1 id. Waa. ilnckland. Of f 8, V&S.vW.'L Bangor 11 1 pninla on Pei.obicol River, W ft Wi. Si!blSfck ha.ipon vie a-id St. J.ilin, N. II hiv BJ A 1 V X! Y i.erb accnimuodati' na and lo- raret. V Jl -,fi Ir.-glt at loaeat ratea and no Iran.- y nfi' 1- rirrllig, l.l'i.dl recilved dali) AdJl- I f u llota airnti alil,i.eariy In July, lurthef I T!"ij', I partli-ii'ara an I li-foruiuilon on upiillcatii.u -N, I. Mtiv. 1 t$ v CiivtB. i.tneral Manager, 13 liroadwal O.J VIACK. s.j Ill I.I., I and P Aaeiil I II. NMVCO.VIII, Ageul, la l,l I latbuih av Brooklyn V f VI'W YORK AND CCnt SIAII. RTKAMMIIP COS!- f F i PAN Plllt 111 HA AND Vll'.YlLI). MBS! All Itranien mil from Fieri IU .vSJ. aud 17 F. It at 3 P il. I At It hARATOOA. Havana and I ardmai Wed., July 1 H Sih& vi in 111 t H.liaim. Progre.o. falnpton, Tuxia'i. lit itf VI VI I III Bdkeralrur eai...lulyll SI .NEl A, Havana, and vintaiira. W.I. July 1 m Jl iipikiiA I Havana Prcgreio, Campiche. Irunlera. 'iBJiS OI.UAHA ,j MUj irrai'ru. i-at.Juiylt 'If' Kf ...ii vi iTi-nrm Na.aU 1-anlUgO lie Cuba and 6 i cii.m n not. 1 Tiiura, July it Jr 5 Will ra'l al l.uantiiiiainn "ii outward trip l lor nurllciilar, frriglitir ,('age appl) 10 ,2, J l. lll'il K vUldl A tj.i. 113 Wall tt J, NIIIIDIlKl TNCIII P. I LOVD S H CD'S w MIOlil Itllt fl. TH LtlNDON A.ND CONTINENT. I fe olcanieraa.1. Ir nipii'r.foot or 2d it. Hobokin (''i&'i'i lAUT 1 Xl'lll S-l hTr. IVIEltS. 1 i'l f, FulJa let. I, ,iv I P V Travelled Iuly23. in A.V, f 7 f a4l Wen July I' 4 1' VI line hat- Julv tn. noon 1 tvena sal Uiiyl-.iHvM I aiiii-.VVed July :l J P M. 7 itr-t cai In. I"J and .iiwird u berln. according 19 f loiatlun- a.cond cabin, tSOaudtdOa birh, ilteragt U luW Ol'LKICIISJ. CO, 2 Bowling green. ,Jt i j OACIlIt; MAIL STEAllbUIP COMPANY. A if X lioiuiuot, auai at. North hirer. 1 I I or NAN 1 ItA -l l-il ,1, v a Hie IhTHttbe UP PANAMA. J J1 1 kAV vuiu'ii-. .IU Tbunda) July Hkiiooii 'f Irom HAN FRAM ISKi, lataud Urtnutu tu, t lull CHINA V.ND JAPAN, It,' CHINA .ana Tbur.day. July 31. li P. XI. V 1 1 i lor frel.iit pa.iair, a' d general Information applr I at irnupaiiy a I'lhir. on the pier rnator Canal al Nona 'ir 1 c 1 liner II I BULLA!. i.'lKM Bup.rluttud.nl. s 1 SrilT. LINE-BETWEEN NEW YORK. OUSHOVV, I AM' SIUVII l.E (btiNDONDKHIlU with tbrnuga, p S ti. ket. at rtduredrtte. lul.nerpoiil l.oudou Dublin do. a: I 'fe r SlATr. Ul1 PENNnYLVAMA ihbrada), July 17, MA XI. 4 J Cabin pamge. ess to fa), according to location ot 'it"', 'O t rtaier.iuin La. union lickria, t 10 '.v surrare ,t' I w ticketa lo and fr-'lu all patta tit Eur"le ut loweat ratea. Jf -1 H Irom pier Columbia htorea, rnuih lerry, Brookljn. H. r For freight aim ,aii.,ge ai.ply to AfSTIN BALDWIN A C( lien, Agt. S3 Brotdway.N Y. Jli WHITE STAR LINK, U H AND ROYAL MAIf. f 4 i bleanitrt. New lork iliitinitown, and LivtrpnoL 1 (.I.IIMA.MI' Uedneidty Jul) 111. 4 P.M. I TEL'TOMC Weduekday Jura3.u a.i A. M, J 1 V.ry tuprlcr iicoud labin aocommodatlona on Xltv I i.itlo and T.uioulo biaarag. to and rrom the old oouu. 3 try, t-20. Corapani-'t office. 41 Broadway, and ou th. f J vrtur.ftoiYrtlllOttlll. J. llBUCt. iDOttAJSy Jl ii v JU

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r 'i j 8 THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890. I 5xcurjjlonj I Iron steamboat company. 'f DIRECT ROUTE TO THE IRON TIER AT I Coney Island a Long Branch. 1 l!l I. I SiS8 l4illJV7,MB4P.Ii. 5 11WM P. Kit (rfEW) fc.O. IN. K.-(8.tUrj; X, place nation elevat.d railroads), fl 'Su lo H M (I 5. m.. u ,i ""i, 2115. 4 4. 4ti, a do, o so, ''0. I .jo..nrB,3ir.M. milIS(1 6 I.RAVP.CONKirlBI.ANIPIl:n-AttOQL i 11 u a. i.. jjiw. mo, a a a.w, 4imm I 7-4f S 40j, u 40, andt'l4U P. M. 1 AIM TO CONEY ISLAND AND JIETURN, IM ao CK.NIS. 3) Tiun taiit.e riu i.ono iiRANcni, Ijfl ritou west iau ht., m. h.-ojo a. it. I'JB FKUM 1-IEU INEVT) NO. 1 N. K.-I0 A K. I H and 4 r. M. IB LEAVE OrEA.N PIEB-IS1SP M andOitS fffj rARE TO LONO nRAKOn AND RRTI'RN. 75 CBNTSi '1 HIMII.lt FARE, SO CENTS. I'll excursion llcktU lo loner Island and Long Branon M fold at all down track stations .l.vated roads, Willi II free.tranifer between Houth terry aud Battery place It for id and 3d ar, nmnnri. ROCKAWAY BEACH. III vjieouf.at ritiiNrn rgun.ininHT, HI k ACHILLE PKILIOW, J ill IN HIH VAItlNQ AND PEBI1-OIJH M SPIRAL TOWER, 1 Globo, and Ropo Performance, MAS CHEATED A FUltORU lill An grast eiltted lt ill DI'IIIMI M I'rNAUIIH KXIIIBITIONa 1 Jli It U a moil wenderfnl performance. It AT BF.ASID1! IIOUHE. f ROCK. AAV AY It K A C II. jV V TWOrKRFOKMANCFS HAII.Y. MjlJ ElBO AN'll 4.IUO r. SI, )fl T.ke NT.W TOItK AND RUfKAWAT 111 ni:A'lI HAI I. WAY from font of last 84th it, 1 iSil N.w York, Fiatbusli r station. llrookltn.or Buttiwlclc I Manhattan Beach. j I!! TSA1NK LEAVE FOOT r,WTn ST.,JI,T, 111 id 20 dally except 1-undar) H 3U. ioa llfiOAM, Hi! 13 2v lull (I. 'a) Sundays only), a 20 a so Saturdays II and rundats only). a ju 3 M Saturday, and Sundays ,111 enly). and liatfbourly from 4 2.1 P. M tofl.4uP.il. III vYllllKtlAI.1. Hr. terminus of all e'.veted roads. I I II Hourlyfrom7!lOA. M. tu II IDA Mi half hourly from I IjiJ iiiup M.tou 10 r M.. Sundays liourlr from o;ioa.M. Ul ""pitraboatsSalordaTS-ll'tOA It. 12I40P. M j I OJtAMItOMKlt'lN APl'EB.NOON AND II GILMORE'S INCOMPARABLE BAND. Hnffi3fiKR lf AN1I MAOSIPIPEVT FIHEWOUK8 HI! KMSHY H r.MNU BSlKPT SUNDAY AND MOM) AT. BOWERY BAY BEACH I liij Tlietuost tifrttiiifol and popular family Ktort. only iHl twenty lulnnua fill mm .Nwork, uectulbta tr jVil leiut Meiiiboni from hnitl'tli at 10 mill 1- A. 'jl H hiiIXi t3 AtitlHl M Aliu from llnrlera Hrldi. IJilJ iauh tu and udu Hundl-M M. .',3IU0,iiiJ 7 1'. fin l tllrccii todrun Pir Hovrcr Baj lleatb. iaralO HflU cents clillJren tm.f prue fj Alto 1 t.ornfl ralirun 1 (roui Fast tfM and 34tli iL fcr llfl rlB It I. iHre ctit. COLLE&EllfT. Ill Irom 1-ast teth t tiylfant steamboati and UIR A t Ihfn Hourly nil V M rlonplnr t i.rand II U 1'lcr llovcry llu llmrl, ty In and U A SI and J. 4, II and r VI ini a are, 10 ceuii, children Half price 2Iab carriages free. Ufl 'lORTl.l'KPAIIK IIAII.1 TIMETABLE M .iiam itriLMi h.i i Union jsc A fori) ne inlnntr aalt ul Hie I'lCILIth iyL'E Hl'D- HB Fo.s II oil. I. and Hvir.ION now open Mennvre leaie Canal t larding at -'.M and Jflb ,t. .s It I in and I nilnntei later -A lu u) A. M 'J IS 8 JO f, V: aul'' or St. Leayelortl.ee, i. -tit A. M, 'U M, 15 I'. M,'Untt H 7 t and b. 0P SI lullcnt-a all tie Intermediate lindlntfs are made UHl rieasant alley Urore in im tM, l' NPF.RllFfK.a.rt Spring it. S"TAIlINrHCITmnit ADTlAKHOK TRAVSPOR. TAT1UM.0 iHlll I'iera I It .toot of CorllandHU IIBH heaiton j I cuMion Uepartineut t tcaeou w I"!' i HooLa now open t lto. Paily 'Mo 5 Minilr to to J. e tleamre ground! Sh and jfro lie lulitrul summer UaKe outiuif Com luodlijus BteamerK rfud bargei LONGBEACH. LPWKhAT 34TH AT T 5". 'MA M: M 31, 1 n M 0 "m, H Mj 7 1' M hunilny. H VJt IH J 2 t I Kl M 1 A) J), oU "l i, AO. tH 'Connect for Point Lookout. m It I lO' CM01.FR IUNKrisrHUVLFRtpMn Jl sera caua-ht tlnty ulp,ack bans MonJav and 'fliM TuuHdaj ne Thur-da) nml hunday HKhBh gxnivislong. MHbk PLEASURE jflt IgFlm .QHODNDS XL MJLt V. B A dtlUhlful ajfllHLIa tall ou fait. BiHiwI Kdnj iteara nlH era. H bfl H M 1 bH Twn crand IH &H IV 11 IT A b Otmcorti dally BH&lB'll WIW Uagnlflcent lJ altu "Vy' f ollaje, rare WdMBUgUUIanr niantnaml tJIBBWABbhbQH wonderi. An V' nnenualled -IBB" menaserle, rainldtent ariary ana mammoth nquarium. den nine Olen Iilanl olam Lake. Dinner a la carlo. JtlelnDeutnomand" ."The dairy." Boating, bath Inf, fUalDt. bOTf lint and billiards. TIME tAnLB-flTnAMBRB LTAVK i'lerM.N.R.footCortUndt8U 845 m5,iaAW.t JOO M s 1 W, SO and (1 II P M Jewell's Vlnrr. Brooklyn. POl Wto. II 00 A. M t 12 M. I 45 J t S.4J P M. Sll Hire et, Ksst Hirer. t WM II l AMI 12.4S, S I J, It li 4 IS. 6,4.1 V. l BOATS LKAV11 (ltRlLAND1045A M for 3M Street and Fiorl'. N R i II 45 A SI. and I2 4M- M for Pier IS only 1 3 50, 1 W C 00, 7 00 and 8.00 I' M for all landings. jlOo. BXCUIISIO.V TIC1CETS 40c. EXTfla D0AT3 SUNDAYS. COftaEYlSLAND. nUIOIITON BKACII. WEST BRIGHTON BE AC It. Sea Beach Route, Culver Route, Bay Ridge Ferry, From loot or AVhltehall Ktreet. Termtaoaot EI.EVATEII KOAIIH, BBOAMWAY LINE, BELT LINE. Boats ronnectlnir at Ray Rldse with traln for Coney Illand la Cll. Kit and SKK BhACII HufTER leaya Whitehall street hourly from 7 iu to llilu A. M. an I half hourly from II lu A. SI to V 10 P. SI. hundaya. 8 tu n lo A. V and half hourly to I hi M ryiry tirenty inlnutee thereafter t 10. ti 40 P. M and Hi ji p M Rcturnlnff, lent trains leave Coney Island 11:10 r. II. Licurslon t.ckets. 4u cents. Rockaway Beach. Trains for ROCK WAT PMIK and way stationsleare LOM) ISLAND UTV 0 3A H Ul 1" -O. II 4U A. V.. lllV 2 iO .tHU, 4 4, 3 4i,7 0.1, HslO, ll 10.") P ll. Sundays 7HO. ti 15, 10 10. Ill II A. M t 2ll 1 1 1145. 2ll. 2 4 a13 H 4 4!t5 I U 15. 0 40, 7 0. 7 35, b U 8 b. 9 U 33, 10 Oi P SI ARVEBNEAMI FAR IIOCKAWAT, TlaN. T audlt-fl Ry Co. I.KAM'. EAST 34TII ST. 8, 0 30 A M I I 20, a V), 4:V), 6 J 7 00 fcunda) I U, 10 50, 1 20, 1 30. H Ml 3 40. 7 DO, 8 P. SI Highlands, Seubriglit, Long Branch. and Pleasure Bay. Rteamer PLr.ASl'RR BAT, CapL II. n Kdwarda leayestootof eit lothst (lroydock). dall) and liandays ato A v., landlnr at ltockoelt ar Lumr Iiraucli. returning, leave Lung Hracch daily at i'Ti P M hundays at .1 3d P M. mating a I landings llneludlog Port Hamilton) both i)k 1 rellht handled with care at low rates fcpfclal accommodations for horses and carriages, txcunon tickets ';0 cents. OTjrniTlT A MI'FCIAL EXCURSION. SSUUaIUIaA. LeaieWi't Jtl.st lerry :UM. rg.T.-TTJ'TVr. Chambers su station, H..W A M riiVi'TiVrv Jersey City OIUM J.Itll. K'l. j,,,WA'rk u HA. M. ..Fi'SCri- ltu'herford iouia. SI. SUNDAY. i-usalo 1000A.M slra B 4frl Ml Peterson lo A SL I Pi T"'mo,,,urnor"NVwdVo?k"ur"n SOLTirBKACII DAILY EXrURSION. Htr. Tfaoa. A. Mnrirnn, tr. Illrti llnneos, Broome nt., K lllrrr.V. lOtb at., N. Illver, 10 15 A. M I II P. M, III l A SU 1 'A' P. M, S) J3 ana 7 P SI i.t IM". M to and h p. m. BrldgDoik l)rookl)n Dry Mreet 10 4" A M loai M. I J) P M. I l'l ."l "iili, 17 45 1'. M 3 4'and btVir. SI II ast trip from Leach ti JO. I ARE 15 LTNT4 EACH WAY. C" "llOI.LRA OR llblllM) BANKS DAILY Double I ulle I Iron R'esimr ANi.l.Ktt. with tien bolltre aud ali safe ImtToyeinents, leave Jtst st K. It 7 v, lleekmsust. h. 11.7 l' PlerU N. II, l'.A.SI. frelh halt, (c dent, 75c ladles 50c AUIOTLK. DAILY TO CIIOLPRA AM) 3 W nSK Pasteit sea going troll steamer AM. I Kl:, Hitli all safe im provemente Wednesday passengers caught from 1 to sea bass itoi pounds eich see tur ourelf any even IK. Reliable, expert bib t ALtOsTLR, FI81IISO or rholert Ranks dallyTATcnMACK fat Jlstst.0 41 list 7 Irankllnst 7 hi, I ler I'. R, 7 Vl one block aboe tJteti Islaml ferry 7 ic with baltcheck clubs 5 lor 3 ladies ')u CIJUI'l I: L5IPIIINO PAN KS -II illy 75 cnt". with half ladlea i; ftitcents a'eaiilrr ..CI1L l.l.lt c ipa It), 1 tssi pas sengers fsstst bos rimulnz hand ,f music, leaves 1-ast .Md St., 7 15, Peiksip 7 0, tranklln North Piter. H ju HH lit, c.ipuin. Rummer ?Gr.orttf. I'ennwvliinli,. T11F CPNTRAI Ilelnnare VaterOp Pa. Moit eon venieiil house In Water t.ap to all points of interest Send tor circular. s I) oEHHr.LD Rummer Wlcfioxifl. Nenr York. GRAND UNION HOTEL Saratoga Springs, UNDER TUP, NEW lIANAnRMENT, ID OPEN FORT1IF. SFASON TO OCTOBER I. cr.ontll'. 8 ADAMS. Manager AHOTEL ENDICOTT, l.ao.i coi.irMRVM av..cor hihtht. 1 hej Only Kamlly Heajcirt on the West Hide. Ml'. iiltU Mtn. I.oilla I.O'I, ol .".Olli l. nod mil uv nnil Mr. II. Brlaxolnrl ul TJ Otli sv UAVE OPENED A FIIIHT.CLAHH Restaurant, Cafe, Confectionery, aiAJrEimMrs 1,110)1 rOI.UMBUM (9TII) A V.. COllMllt H1-4T ST. "I." STATION. Open Daily and Sunday Till 12 O'clock, Midnight. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO FAMILY SUPPLIES Volt ILL I'RKAM AMI CONltUTIONKRV. LOSI CHIZZOLARI, CATERERS, t'UHNER B1WT H'f. ANDBTIIAV. THOUSAND ISLANDS. Central Park lintel, P. Alexandria Hay. N. Y In the mldit of the finest actntrr and tirst fluhinir i?riindi In tbefeL IaRwrenrn Klver. re hoteL haded lawns. Pure water Perfect tewaraa tutlre relief from )ay fever and malaria. Kate 92 tofulay, Siut3l7 wtek hpeclal rales to famine a and parties. 11 h. ,PA.hiLU). Manager Sharon Springs, IM. Y. Pavilion IToTkL. EararestB Appllcatlona of Sulphur Water labnlalloD, PulTerlrntlou, llathn and Douches. far RnituHATisM, uout. uaTAHKU, and Bitix DnrcA.uk Pamphlet, list of houses, and prices gratia. JOU.N It OAftD.NEh A bONS. SZOTETi CHAIvlPLASKr; 3 MILES SOUTH. OF PLATTSBURO, N. Y. FIRST SEASON. O. I). SFAYEY, MANAOER. NOW OPEN. For Rooms, Plana, Terms, and other Information ad dress as abote, Clinton count). New York lyilEN roull"AViTnivCIDl;ircn")our summer ar rangements send a note or call and we will giro yon ever) information also furnish tickets anusecureslee. inr car or f teamship accommodation for any Una. Beoka of summer tours free TIIOr4. COOK .fc HON. thru: i soi. BRUAIiW AY J -Hi, CORNER OF WARREN OlUCtti )I22 NhAIt DALYS Tlll.ATRR, FISHER'SlSlANDT n. y., Oproalte New London, Conn The new and coromodl nun rteamer Mum atw ket will connect at New London with Norwich steamboat line and with trains from New orlc Bo f ton, nnd New hnjr'and clilei, the Man ion House bas been newly painted, papered. Ami refur i lhed, tnd fitted with pliimtMt.fr under unttar) rftriv laliona, and will be open for recrptton of a limited num ber of anest a about June IN. telephone in house con l.actlni; with New London b outing, bathtnar. uud livery f.u lhtl t attorded Ad Ireat h rt JONES nil Mate New London Conn, ATSKILL ""OV.NTAINK. MORLUY IliH.sh llvo miles from Cairo. Kteratlou about 1,5 JO feet. K M. H'KRETT, Cairo T 0.. y Y. HOTEL ROCKWELL, MONTICKLLO IN Y .New modern convenifticei' l mx ffet elevatloa pleas ant driven, t re air .to OEO W. KnflKWPLU Jr LIHUtTY PALLS ullTwn countyI-ftrin7iargeatry rronm broad jla-ras fine surroundlntz country: beautiful icrner fxrelirnt tablf and service at Trrr re limn able rates tor parttrulani a Idreia fcl Kl OUII. l.lbertv l-atla. Milltran count, or -J 11 KEUUI1, 37 Citharlne n New orLclty YORK HARBOR HOUSE. JIIOIIIMT LOCATION AT THE IIAR. it i it. 'iaiii.i: -inr. Ri'FiT. 'rEicut-i, ma to stt.ao per week. G. A. Goodall,Prop'r,York Harbor, Me. Rummer tmtff. Lottie laland. Brighton Beach Hotel OPEN. Rooms, on American and European plan. Table d'itole. Dinner, SI. 50. a specialty. TIIOHAH r, CAIILE, Mnuuser. Unrivalled Orchestral Concerts in llntlo Hall, Afternoon and I'Tcnlnr ANTON SEIDL, Conductor. Hhortcat Itnntr to Ilrlchtnn Iteorli. Take Klntto Caimtv and Urooklyn I levntr 1 Ralhrata at Hrtdite and fulluOrrrv tn 1 ranklln n thence by Hrlabton Hiath I ailrond from Atlantic and rrankllu ava. IralnaevFry-aMiniuutcAnfier l o clock. LONG BEACH HOTEL, mind iti:. ii. u i. "ON 'llir, Al I.ANTII OVLYTWKNTl I IM' UIL1 H10M NhW YORK. riNEH I' AMI MAt'lM' t-l'Itr' HATH. J NO IIEACH ON 'I III'. CHANT. OltOlll VTICAI. MUHIC TW1UI. II A.1 1.1. POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL, Fire rolles cn.tof ling Reach, nonttug, Haliiug. and Fishing In the Ray and Ocean JOHN T, HhWNL, Slati. argTleIotel cottages" AND CASINO. BA1ITLON, 1 I.. ON THE OREAT SOUTH RAT, FISIIIMI, HAILING, BATHINQ. FINKRT llltlM'S ON LONO ISLAND O.Mi HOUR FROM Nhtt YORK. UNEQUALLED TRAIN HEUVICP, H. LEI. AND. Mnnnerr. STETSON'S WATSON HOUSE. RAIIYLON, Iu I. A MRSTCLASB FAMILY HOTEL On Oreat South Bay. Open all Hie tear. i-hlng sail Inr. and shooting A. Met-, STI.TnoN, I roprletor WJTHIN 10 MINUTES' WALK OF MANHATTAN REACH, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I. "Hoirelt Villa." rmvAt noARiiiNo nornK. This well known and select lamllv resort la open for the r-omtner and fall. Two minutes ride to Manhattan. cr Krlchton Kearhes, one hour irom .New orkclty, Accommodation only first clasn. 'I erui I ten mo n. nblo, is pre I u I llittes tu FMrallles and JUxcur aluu Put ties Irom u dtatunce. Sheepshead Bay.L. .llTIIOi: aieMAIION'K OLD HOTI.I will be run exclnslveiy on the tnropean plau this sum mer. Particular attention to transients. MANHANSET House and Cottai.ce Shelter Island L I, N Y, Ilealihtitlly located: beautirul scenery drives, and proves, vachttiifr tiathimr nshlmr rnunlc danclnfr, Ar,: open until tept itl, easily accessible bv new last trains by Lunff Is'and ltallroad and teamr sill LThit lisLAM). Fend for termt and Mlus'rateU pnmihktto llhNP. S MOW Kit. manager, Mauhanset House, auf folk county. New VorJc THETOWERS LAKH RONKONKOM-V, U U FIrst-rlass summer resort, m the bank of thelaka, amonjj the j tnra. Air an absolute enre for malaria and all bronchial affections hxcellrut batbltiirand tlihintr Hotel now open under new man a ferment. Meryihtuff oftht highest ordrr Paths ia open Mrepiaees, Ac, 1-or room an 1 teruin address "The Towers," Koukou koma. L 1 TheElmore, SAYVZLLB, I. Beantlfully located near Oreat South Ba). Acconv moditlons for lt'i Jas. L. SI'AI.IJINU. Proprietor. V. C MI'AI.DINi; Manager Alsoof BA MEWHOLsE. Shelter Island Heights, BAY SIDE HOUSE; AMIT1 VILX.I JL. I. Dellshtfully locate!, near oreat Poath Pay; terms moderate, bo mug, ilihlug1, and bathluir flAJTIlfcW MURPHY. OCEA6S HOTEL, FAR RIK'KAWAY. I.. I., 7 Now open lor the season. Accommodations for CV) guets gas runntng water, and Mitt PI. At.K To THIS OCEAN, lor terms call or adare.s as abate or 11-lLil SlAlil'IRE, IU Fast 47th st MADISON HOI'S IL )AR ItOt kAWAt, I. I. Now open Ne manag'm.ut. first class board no bar MARK lllTh. J5u hast 17th St.. New Sork gummtr Itrgorttf. JLonjc IntanU. FAR HOC3EAWAY, L. X. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. Complete In all Its appolntmenla. Opens .Inne IS an der the management nr the well known eaterrr, JOHN J. ROiiHRH, u Park place. New York. Hollywood Cottage7 PAR ROCKAWAY, L. I.. Now open for the season all modern Improvements. A. J. IIINLH, lormerly of the Windsor Hotel. THE IIIMWOOD, RAY flIIOitP.. t. Tine still-water h.thlng Terma and circulars on appli cation Address J II Ptl.l.lH "lllltlWN'H 4-OTTAOE, EAR ROCk! WAY. L, I, ner eeathnrei Si nettlr renovated rooms; oj en ,lune 14 Paril'i ilislrousot home com forta for term appl) C5 1 tl est .iTtli st or on premises. i.lAR ROCKAWAY K I -Mrs. tlesry's lndsoe"lntil. a perfect elrsium for families terms within tbe retch of mil termer of the Ocean and Hay Mew Hou-e Kockawat ilench. PAVILION HuThU 1M.IP, I, I On tlrest Ronth Ita) one hour from 14th st. First, etas, iiccominnlalluns. Pathltig hosting fshlng. ltutesfliuinrd i- II, Rom il), Jr, I tie .St .lam.. Hotel. N li Proprietor. IMiUK POINT, L 1 Hoarders accnmmodatedi boat I lng.nbing, lathing wltn n broad flnrra and a splendid shade, good table; ebauge ilally, terms mod crate j n. MAUN Lit. Proirletor HIIITHPOR-rlibTEL, I'ATt HOilt n. L 1. Eeason of lMt open irom June to October Terms, f.-j to f-U' per week Mrs N MITlt, Prop. O ran tin nr.ovK hotfl and cottaoe on the llreat Routn Rat, I alchogne, I.I homing. Mill ing fishing liheirpatsed Tenth season under sauie ininigHment Oun .May tinnl October. luniUhed collages to let. nANr.illli Whl.k, Proprietor New ilerwes AHIU'RI PAllIC, N. ,T. GQLEMAN HOUSE. Direct!) on the beach. The leading hotel of the place. ill open t-atiirdii) June .K. IMsl Urst class stable. Itate diagrams, and Information of IV a. MIAtKR, Ilanagiiii; tierk, ur J 1. RALPH. Proprietor, Asbury AMfil'RY I'AKkTn. jj COItl.llKCIAL. lEOTIRIy. Open all the tenr round. Modern Improvement.. Special terms to fnmllk. LIVERY AMI 1IOARDINO STABLES, Accommodation for lnu hones, everything new; all st) Its of carriages for hire at shortest mdica -JAMESH. UQ.11AIN. PROP. ashur'y park. n. a., st. o-xivtuisj naroi-Eiji. Select family hotel Modern and homelike, liroad piazzas facing the ocean. Aildrrss K. A. W1ATT, Mannter. ASIIURY PARK. N. .1. THE fSTBtAi), Corner M and Klngsley, delightfully located; fall ocean view; modern conveniences A CRAM FORD. AsnURYPARIi IIOTE2H- 4nB9,SB2Y. Newmanntrement. one block from beach, select table: terms moderate. snvdf.K x frOH'MUNS. Managers. THE WASHirJGTOKT, NORTH ASDUP.V PARK, N. J. Hnnie and furniture new, electric lights throaghout; within Ho yard-, or the ocean HOLLYWOODHOTEL AND COTTAGES Mnslc, baths, and the beat restaurant at Long Branch. LdNGBRANCH UNITED STATES HOTEL OPPNS JUKE 31 ISI TO M 10 Phlt DAY. HeaMinable rates to families for the season LAIRD A VAN CLHA1. Proprietors. LONCI HRANCII. N. J. GRAlD VIEW HOUSE, A orner Ocean and Heavlew ava SPECIAL TEHUi 'I4 FAMILIES. A. HRADLEY, l'rui.rletiir. 1.6 M J HRANCII. N. J. 1-30:23 OF'T-.OIfljHIvTOm, 4N OCEAN AVENUE. A first clsss I amllt Hotel, refitted and redecorated, line oce in view open Hay to October. MLTOLEY'SldOlfNTAIN SPRINQSTO". HEATH HOUSE. This beautiful monntiln retort OPESB JL'.Ni: in. Rates reduced, Z2 to (10 per week Diagram, Ac at Lvoninjr Pobt Building', New York (room t8t. Srnl for circular. J. UaRRLN COLEMAN. Rummer 'Qwxtfit OCEAmT GS-IOVH, KT. J. SHELDOIMi HOUSE RI'.A s rirCCI-fM. CHANME Of MAN lOEWKNT. Convenient to ocean, lake andcmip Accommodates aouituesta. Elevator. Terms moderate. V. LETLER. OCEAN IIROVK TUB PIANSM.C NIA. Main ar, nenr the beach. Pull ocean view root lets, first class table .Mrs Ajl LtMAS. baa ail, Connectlcnt. Feqi4 IIiase9 mi mmm, conns?. ENTIRELY NEW MANAOEMENT. Thlsoldand popular reiort oflers to the puhlto lupe rlor inducements LOCATION I'NNURPASRED. REASONARLi: TI RMB JOIIN ('HATFIELD, PROPRIETOR, FORT GRISWOLD HOUSE Alfl CttTTACSlSS, On I h Hound, Opposite New I-ondon, Conn, Plfth season under the fame mannireinenL A cool, Tiraltliv and -lollplitrul sumtnir report bathinir. boat InK. llslilnsr, Ao t too ins and rot t aces may bo eiiRafted atetiirtevant Manic New rk cli MAT'llIIlWh A ril.HNO.N, l'roprletm m, SA.BILOOR rOIAT, I'Oal FENWBCK HALL la nott open for the season under the direct manajment of the proprietors of the Hoftman House apt-aVlrfiolcl, OOZUlT "THE ST. 171 ARC," lOW UIK.N KOR llli: hlMON. Anew hotel, delightfully illuatfd. beautiful drives. finest bathing bead. In New KngUnd. attractive rtes to families Intending to spend the summer. Send for descriptive circular to OLURUb A. WULLH, lalrflild. Conn Also circulars and Information at Pond a music store, 25 Union square. New lork. DoG-ion House, J. R. POWKR, Prop. Dnrlon'a Point, South Norwalk, Conn On the Long Island Sound. Iteautlfuii) located. Boating" bathing and nshlntt Accommodation for guests by the da) or the entire season. Terms ou appli cation. One hour from itrand entral Station via S V. and N II K. It titeainer lltyof Albnuy leaves Reek inanit,. L R.. N J ..0 p. M. jist at., fc. It, N. V ,:j! P. M. Katardays half hour earlier. HOUSAIONSG H0US Now open Sltoated on the llotisatonlc Hirer, near Stratford Conn, one hour and a half from New York by fast trains. Roatlng. fli-hliiir. elegant drives Ar plenty of stable room, prlcea moderate Address for particulars M. J. LANK. P U htratftyd. Conn. SSLA1JI VIEWKOTElT H1CINV rKKEK. CONN. Opened June If. Most bautlf location on the sound. It a thing, boat ing, tithing. Circulars, terms, Ac J H CULUNs 1..-.7I Broadway. NewYork. It bode iMtsuid. CONTINENTAL nOTL, Narragansetl Pier, R. I. OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. ISCOFIELP, Monnger. (Country goanU BOARDERS VYANTKI) at a farmhouse 0 mileafrom Newburgh. high Kround. cool and healthy no ma la-la. accommodate Su. free conveyance, spring beds, good table, Ac tirma, $N and (ti Addrets Mrs J LA l-oU.NTAIN, tronomors oliey. Orange county. N. Y. BOARDFRSWANTEDramlly or single Individuals at afarm houneaUty miles from city Harlem K IL; quiet. pieaSsint, healthy location, good tlshlng terms reasonabln Address C II. TOWN Lit, Towner s Station, Putnam count), Y. BOARDKRfi UANTEfT Ilnard can be obtained on a farm near the shore of Long Island i-ound, boat Ing bathing and Ushlng miLMI) VIKVT itOLBR, P. UIlox 7 Northport. 1 ong island, N. Y. BOARDERS WANTED at a cottage only three min utes' walk from ocean, IL K. dipot, and river. Ad drersU IIENNESSEi, North Long ltranch. N J. 200 IN TUK SHADE. Don't stuff a lumcllccrchicf insldo j-our shirt collar. It obstructs tho cirouliition of blood through tho veins in tho neck and adds dis comfort if not danger. Bottor wear larger collars or nnbuttou your nook baud altogether bottor still, wear a looso llanuol shirt, no vest and a thin coat Wo soil Alpaca Coats as low aa S1.50, black or pearl; "Nun's Cloth" Coats, $i and $5. Pongoo Coats, $4. Plenty of Sorgo and other thin woollou Suits with coata unlined. Those- fancy flannel "Vacatioa Coats still havo tho call, $3.50, and Blazers. Whito Flannel Trousoro go with thorn $1 and $5.50. ROGrEKS, PEET CO. r "i TIIRFP. (Prince. BROADWAY? Warren. ETOUES, fSJdat. i Country gonrfl. (NOUNTRY BOARD VI'Alt TIIK OREAT tOCTn RAT- Oood still wnter and surr bathing, nice rooms', itta a good table, terms reasonable J. I HOHINSOX Dine Point, L I nALLOCK HOUSE, Oood Oround. I. I -Pleassat roomy farm houso. capaolty 40 luo feet from P tiln lieLOck Ilav, one mtle from the surf, which Is resobed vf free ealtt oat every mormug i stra large sleeping rooms, comfortable beds, large shaded grounds brrery piazzas generous table, milk plentiful good attention; terma (7 per wtek, city relan uce. Address lira. l.LUAjI JiKI.LOWS. ONT. OR TWO FAMILIPS, mountain air, dellghlfol locality, plenty of fruit, -ta, terms very mod-ran; city reference S BAKER. Cllntondale, Ulster county. N. Y. SUITABLE; IOR IAMILIFB-,Iloell Vllla"-Two minutes' rldo or ten minutes' walk to Manhattan, or Iirlgbton Iteaoh. one hour from New ork city. Ao commodatlon and table the tenu Terms reaeonaola. bpecial ratea to ciourslon parties from a distance. Hum for tv, o or three horses and carriages. Address Hot im, SHEEI'SHEAH HAY. L. I. THE ELMS; house fronting Orent 8outh Ray Larc and pleasant ruoms good sliadt groond. fishing, boating, situ water and surf bathing within fir, 1 minutes or depot Address Mrs M FITOhliALP. box 31, BayTllle. L. L VINCF.NT IIOURF. near the Catskllls Post and ts egrapti ofilco, piano use private family lira H. II V1NUENT. Froeho'd, If. T. WOODLAWN FARH. Frcyburg Centre Oxford coun ty, Maine Pleisant. healthr location; plenty of good milk, fresh eggs, butter, and vegetable.. Terma, ts per week. Addresa Mrs JOHN W. WALRgR. Country gonnl Wanted. MARRIED LADY desires board In tho mountain.! good tabte; rates must be reasonable. Addresa II. It, JJ Sutton place. New ork city. TWO GENTLEMEN wish country board vrtthln 45 minutes of the clt) Iloatlng bathing, and tanala t desired. Address COUNTRY, box ITU. 8un dfflea. J ili1111,11111---'---------'----------------i 'H --a. m'la s-a&stiU'&tt r, rtni,iiBiiM.-i.MS"iH nai. il1-1j1Ujji-ijfa-oM1M-JjM-iM-Mi-MilJL twujuMmmLjLmMuiuwMiUMiMMmMLimiaiMiMammMMimMmajnwMuimiimMmiMmu Ilir T0-DAp 481,488, 485&47 ireadway, cor. Brand St. Bir' friday Saturday 50 000 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT I THREE DAYS CM EM J CMIITC OPENS TO-DAY. ,i tasto--t. GENTLEMEN S SUITS Every Parent II, in Sacks, Frocks, 3 and 4 Button Cutaways, comprising the i. MEWSPAPFT? PTTTf most beautiful shades for spring wear. Having children from 4 years to is 14 years of age should bring NEWSPAPER LIES, "sTiBBUOLR. IV1IbE: them to our grand opening to- s NEWSPAPER BRAG work, day. I otjght to be -Hr i.iiht xyr nrnni r iu nir prj jijrsj gantly plaited, fast colors, not a PT AVPT& OTTT tUrLt ftllU Wt lltl I tl EllVI. suit among them worthless than L'- -vl vUl. These magnificent Suits are advertised by all advertising $5.00. They are yours to-day at the public want and ought to get clothiers as bargains at si 5.oo. $1.90 per suit. Every purchaser WHAT MEBf.HANTS AhVOTTSF ,m m, of a suit to-day will receive as a WiiM BlijlttilAJJIlu ADVLallbJa. 3 DAYS EIQJT DOLLARS PER SUIT present a BASE BALL, GAP, We Do All We Say, open every evening until t-mm until io o'clock, bblt' d CJ??B' worth the 87 price of me suit, And we will forfeit $1,000 to any man, woman, During 3 days we will give a Gents' $3 Derby Hat free of L,,1J,,W,W or child if we do not give what we advertise, charge to all purchasers of our SS.OO Suits. ffi"J6Cyrliaw3SSn i,rri7ffilmrHW m' ,MMBmM.MaBr.JmaMMmt ,,aaMIMMl"ia,a"fl!