The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 17, 1890

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W ffG- O O D TENANTS I f f M!l fl f f IsUMMBR RKSORTl ij M ,U And prompt response character!, a V" H -rf o rt iPnv'l IlKif fW7 LfcvA -H AfofjfoMfi ADVERTISERS M Board or Room Advertisement A WfL f rJ&arWStsWrtt Sjnk 'Iftll BH W'" d W" b makin k'nn ,hC'r l0Calit'" VWHi I V0L.LVn.--K0. 32--. NEW YOKK.THUHSDAY, JULY17, 18001 I'llKM-: TV0 CEnS." (j! J THE MAKER LOVE FEAST. f bk aforjr. twit wiio coxtkxtiox zu witn rsnrvsi.tsM. Tse neleirate Jtenevr liln Certttlejate of Good t'huraeler, nntl ('filer the Wicked .Men Who Tlelealril II tin Willi ''ontiitnelv Ci.KTKi.isn. Julr 1(5." l'lro Alarm l'orakor guttering wild notes of exultation again. Ho 1j doing It more uulotly than formorly. but to i tit lutimnto frlonds nnd special favorltos lio I Is t!is "king" again. To-day's llopubllenn Convention i n l'orakor love feast. An politician who doubts that hns merely to rofur to the porr-onnol of tho officers o( tho Conven tion nnJ Its gonornl mnko-up. Lvery wire puller, petty londor, and spollsmnn who hnd alassooJ tlio Kopubllcnns of tho Stnte unilor (ho lorakcr rt'glmo was at this Convention t twins tha unity Into lino with tho mini of allogcd do-tlny again. It wns n wise Foraker movo ttint biought tho mooting of i the ltepubllcnn League to this city In tho lame week as tho Itopubllcan Stato Conven- tlon. 'i'lio city hns boon HlloJ with young I!o- I rubllcnns. who hnvo shouted thomselvofl hoarso In tho cau'o of l'orakor. Thoy havo gathered at ovory Btioot corner. In oory hotol, and to-day In tho Convention hall they played tho port of l'orakor clmiuers whon tho ox Oovemor nnd Kcoper of Fire Alarms. In n bumble but direct way. nnnouncod that he was ready to toko tho holm and steor tho llepub llcun ship to tho drat convmlont rock that ho could find. Forakor was humility itself In trhat ha eald and how ho snld it. but ho could I have adopted no other botlor plan to at ouco make himselr popular 1th that soctlon of Ohio Itopubllcans who nro still preventing tho re- turn of rebel lines nt n safe dlstnnco. Congrossmnn Orosvonor camo on from j Washington, but who'.borho cume to nntngo- j Blzo Forakcr oponly or to stab him in tho back his mission was a dlto failure. Urosvonor was snubbed. That Is probably us correct n way of statins tho case ns any. Tho Btate Committee was oxtrcmoly careful to seo that flrosvenor wiskootlu tho back (.-round. It wasn't thoir policy to permit nnythlng to creop into the work of tho CouTontlou that mlclit tond to throw a buckotful of cold wator upon tho rosur rectlon of the politically dead three-termer. Orosvcnor's antagonist for Congress Don ers. Judge Thompson of Portsmouth, was put In a conspicuous position, and that was i treading upon Groavonor'H toes. Perhaps nothing In tho Convontlon created moro discussion amoug tho politicians prosent than tho vigorous nogotlvos from the delegates when 1'oruker. for ones thoroughly honest to blmselfnnd his party, admittod In his speech that ho was tha ouu'so of dofcut to the Itepub llcius In Oh.o lust fall. From all parts of the hall there came a chorus of Noes that cae elaborato ovldonco of tho careful manner in which tho Convention hhd boon worked up to a fit of Porukor enthusiasm. Tho most marked applauso, howover, and the most prolonged choerlne that followed tho mention of any man's namo, enmo whon Foruker referred to McKlnley in his Bpeech. Tha crowd couldn't choor lone and loudly enoiiRh. Porakcr has had bis light, and been worstod by tho Sherman Ilopubllcans Forakor may have trouble with the McKlnley men. Whethnr the party aocepts Forakor again or not, It seems to have most thoroughly convinced It self at the present time that McKlnley Is the man to tarn to as the leader for tho future. The Convention was called to order at 10:30 A. M. by Ool. Brinsmade, Chairman of the State Central Committee. It was a large gathering, every dlstrlot In the htato bolng mlly repre sented. When ox-Oov, l'orakor. tho toiuporury Chairman, appeared on tliestago.ho was greet ed with applause, which lasted forsoveral min utes. The Ilev. Dr. Hprecbor opened thu pro veedings with prayer. Col. llrlusmade then f made a short speech, at theconclusionol whh'h be Introduced the temporary Lhnlrmun. Aftor thanking the state CorumltUo for the honor oonferred upon him by the temporary Chairmanship, ex-uov. Forakor said: "I want to talk chiefly about tho campaign upon which we are ontering, but 1 havo u tow words M say first concerning that of lust yoai. We dla not como out of tho last contest very well. Wo lost the Uovornorshlp. thoUeneral AHSombly, and tho United Ktutos Sonatrshli, the three great objective purposos of thu can ybsi: and later, as a consequence, wo lost alho the Llentenant-Uovernuirihtp. the control of all tho htato institutions, and only time and the noit election can toll how many Itoprcsent- atlves in Congress. It was a hlnughter. not only for the head of the ticket, bat all nlongibo line. A great tunny people got hurt who did sot even dream ot such n thing, who sunpoaod they were entirely out of harm s way. The tax- fiayer, whose burdens uero being constantly Ightenad. raut now conlront dellelent rev enues anil an Increase of tS.uuo 000 of local In debtedness at once: and our dissatisfied Gor man friends of Cincinnati, who. in tho namo of personal liberty, deserted us nnd fought with the enemy for their Htinday I eer. find to their consternation uud ama.imout that they hate only brought on themselves and their fellow eltUenB a lamlno of water. "Naturally, much has beon said as to tho causes ot this detent. Homo of this talk has been profitable, but most of It has boon woise than prolltles. It is gratifying, thcreloro. to realize that wo bavo now reached n point In the progress of tlmo and events whon it Is our duty to quit looking backward. From now pencoforward lot every llopubllcau look to the front. The last cnnipnlgn should be romem berod only In so tar as It touches lesson of benolltfor tho futuro. All connected with it j that may be the causo of crltlclMu or blttor ness ot feeling fchould Po torg.utcn. Hut if there be thort who must have a victim, those whose minds are so constituted that they cannot bu i-utistlod without definitely tlxlng fault, to all such I bavo an appenl to make My appeal Ib that you place tho blame upon tao. Whetbar It la just or unjui-t for you to do so 1 shall not step to nuei-tlon. Neither shall 1 titter a word of aomplalnt, but. on tho contrary, bear most gladly all that tho bitterest enomv can even Imagine, as appropriate to bo laid uion my ehuuldorri, 1 thereby I can In tho Bllnntest dogroo promote the common gool of our common cause. What happens to mo or any nttior Individual Is of no consequence in a political sonse to anybody but what lianrons to the great ltepubllcnn purty h of tho highest coLcern to all. iY No matter, theroforo, what may bavo been 1 the causes, no manor who may have boon at l fault, no matter what llopublloans may huvo I voted for tho Democratic candidate, it Is all ot the pint, and only heartburnings and dh-son- alonscan betho renult ol cherishing such rec- j ollectlons: away, thon, with bitterness; away witn animosity. Awnvultn piojudleo: away v.ili rivalry; iwny wlthovorytulugthat stands i between our party ud our party's triumph." The Governor thon referred tu the adminis tration of Gov. Campbell, ami i ointed out the Instances in wbb'h It had violated Its pledges on the stump. He referred in eulogistic terms to Hhermnn. Mohlnley. and l'listxi praised tho i Administration ot Prosldent Harrison and tlio i work of the ltepubllcnn Congiess. I'maker's fioccli occuplod nearly nn hour, end thu Bleaker was loudly applauded nt dlffoieni A Points, his arraignment o, thu Campbell ad- ministration being greatly enjuud by the J delegates. W 'ihero was continuous applatif-n for sovoral m nutps after loraker had llniebcd. nnd this I as followed by three hearty cluers. The 'on 1 jenllonlbensdjoiitiied until '2 HOo'elock. Whon vy loraser nppeared on tho platform In the uftie- neon he was ngalu applauded and acknowl edged the conn lltuont by bowing and grace fuliywalvlngblsband. The Committee on pormniient orgnnlzntinn reported in favoi ot v. I manor In porniau. ent Chairman. The hom.r was declined, I I- Ur nuylug that he ilJ ipt care to serve, ihero wore cries of .So out tho Gov ernor was firm. Cougi i ssiuaii Thompson of Portsmouth Wns then olo ted peiruaneiit Chairman, and he was e-corled to tho plmlorni by tho Hon. A. I- Conger of Akron. Sir. 1 hompson acknowledged tlio compliment with afew remarks. Nominations of candidates wore net In or der. Col. Jlrlimrnade aro-e, I in be ..to liecnui.l Biya wurd Sliuor tt. J) lilekhain .if J i t n I B'lioe and i-nld lot us iinuiiuaio I'an II win lor e. lelary oi Mate vntlnait lurthor cure I monr J "I flrlnsmndo then named Daniel J, llyim I In a neat xpei-ch. and at the vluto ho wan pom. lusted hi iicclnmat on. 31r lttnn vva- cede I fur mid In response made a Bpeech of aeueptanco r motion of Attorno.-Genoral Watson. lift Judco 'j liaddeu- A, Mlrmliall n riiomiiint 1 m,'r lorJudcoof tlieniirome( ouit by auelaiuntion rrank J Viiulli"li of I "g.wt ciniiity, nnd I t A. 1 11 klnger ot I.u ns Kcnti noro uoiui I ('.'tod for irembeis of the 1 nurd "f l'ulilm I VV'Ub He'oie (lie l. a lo had I o" I completed Sir Sl.-Col'n. h had tecehed ll I votes to 7ii tor Sir. PlleHngcr, and lilt iionu- cation was ma lo unanimous. j At this point Controbimun Moroy, Chairman of the Commltteo ot Ilosolutlons, rend tho piri form. 'lhonlntform says nbout Foraker nnd tho propont Ktntn tovernment- o cordlnlly ondorso tho honest, wlsa, nnd pntrlotlondmlnlstra'lim of Gov. l'ornkcr. Wo denounce tho Democrntlo Legislature lor Its eormptlon, Its oxtinvngance, nnd Its partisan ship. Its npproprliitlons for tho year lire lnrgoly In on-e. of tho appinprlntlons lor any year by n ltepitbllcati 1 oglslntiiro. It at tomtded to destroy tho o'octlnn Bys tern provldod tiy tho lietiublb'an party for tho i Itles. wherobv ballot-boK stuning nnd tnlly-shoet lorglng were Imp isslblo. It do privod the pooplu of piopor Congres repro- 1 sontntion by li- partisan mid unjust loarinimu- i ment of the cINtiicts. It luorgnnfrcd the thnr italilo insiltutl us of the Htato for tho holn purtioso ot making plums for liemoernlic poli- 1 tl inns. Hedged to tho principles ot houm rule, it vbdn'od its party's pledges and tlio lights of local solf-govorninent liy legl-lntlvo reorganization of numerous towns nnd cities 1 fc r sololv pai tlnn plti poses. It vlolaimt tho snerod rights of the majority whon. under tlio mnsk of n protended contest, It robbed Uiopoupleof nl.tautunnnt-Govornur-shln and a i ltl7en of nn ollieit to which bo had boon lognlly eloetod Pretending to bo tho party mul tho retiresentatlvo nl tho P"or It o'octed to tho t'nlle'l MatosSonalo a Now York Hpociilntnrnnd railroad magnate, whoeo only entitlement to tho ofllco was his llberaiitv In I conti Uniting money to corrupt riollttes and whoso roldonco In Ohio was for ofllco only." I ho platform nlso contnliiB the usual on dotsoinent of IlarrUon. tho McKlnley and 1 edotnl l.loctlon bills and so on. Tho platlotm was adopted nmld prolonged cheorlng. th planks roforrlng to the Federal Flection bill, tlio SlcKtnloy TarllT bill, nnd other measures beforo Congress having been applauded when read. Tho Convention thou adjourned. TltK II 1(1 roMWIt EXPt.OSlOX. Twelve Killed nntl Fnnrfeen Wounded Httrry of nn JKyeYYltneiM. CrvctNXATt. July if!. Here is n list of the killed nt tho gunpowder oxplosion yesterday at King's Mills: j Sirs. James Deacon, Henry Kernolds, Bam Btophons, Sirs. Jim Sloss and child, Mrs. Fred Keller and child, Wm. l'rnnoy. brnkeman; llalph Williams, baby Flstlno. Nick rJnydor, nn uuknown mnn. Following aro tho Injured: I.odio liehr. ugod 13, employed In shell fo tory, lost right arm; Ernest Collins, skull cruhod. will dlo; Mrs. John Schnoldor. sonlp wound Frod Kollor, night watchman, sovorely bruli-ed: John Mane, bruised nbout tho face, will loso bothoyos: Sirs. Don Dowdoll, severely burnod; Mis. F.lstlno, lnternnl injuries, suo ennnot lire: Operator Hunt, scalo wound; llatrv Hmlth, Frank Hunt, SIlss Annlo Schnol dor. Miss Gtllntn. Silts Sluggle Hutchinson and hlstor. Sir. Josoiih Proctor of Columbus arrived In this city to-day. Ho was nn eyowltnoss of tho lorilble nttnir. "1 was visiting a friond near King' SII1K and dmlng the aitoruoon sauntered up the rond to thu cartridge factory. I Inspected It nnd chatted with some or tlio workmen for quite n while. When tho freight train cumo along I started toward my friend's bouse, which Is over tho hill overlooking tho works. Gii roaihlng tlio top ot tho hill 1 turned around juBt as the Irolght train wab making n running switch to tho fldo track. 1 haw a brol.emii.ti on one of the cars a they shot on to the sldo track nnd he was waving bis hand to some ono on the trnln. As 1 looked 1 pan- the two detached cars bump ngainst what I supposed wus unomnty car on the sldo track. An Instnnt Inter thero was a rumbling nolso. and then tho very ground bo neath me seomed to open. I saw n puiT of smoke, followed a second after by another, and tho curs disappeared. Tho station nnd a powder houso and dwelling soomed to follow, and tho vvorg of destruction hud only just (ommnnced. All this occurred quickor than I relate It. Thon dense volumes of (lame nnd smoke came pouring fpun the doors and windows of tho cartrldgo factory, and 1 saw men. wonion, and children tearing nt each othor In their trant c endeavors to escape. Thoevploslon and tho lire nt tlio cartrldgo nouso seemed to bo simultaneous, 'llio building did not catch on (lie in an ordinary way. nut the flames seemed to penetrate the dours and windows from all sides. 1 sawn numhorof the womoii come out. but some cortululy perished in tho flame-. A dwelling houso bolow tho cartrldgo hou-o was blown Irotn Its foundations and dashed to tho ground. In this building n mothoi and child lost their lives. How long I stood I do not know, but I managed to make my way to tho scene, nnd others who wore In the neighborhood were also gathering. Tho sceno was tho most terrible 1 ever wit nessed. 1 ho railroad ti neks were twisted and torn llko so much pnpor.and telegraph polos nnd wires wero niirnod like so mooh tinder. A car load of coal about sixty foot distant caught fire and burned. We got to work nssoon hb possi- bio. nnd I know wo got fully a dozen women nudmon from the powder house. J:oryono was Injured nr bruised. They seomod to bo oblivious of their surroundings, and I do not I think they realized what had ocourrod. som were burned and othors woie cut and bruUea by tho force of the explosion. To add to tho terrible scone there was a constunt snapping of tho cartridges, nnd tho rescuers wore in danger of bolug killed at any time." KILLED HIS S1STEU-1X-LAW. A Georgia Murderer tell (be Story of Ilia Tei rlnle Crime. Auoubta. Oa., July 16. On last Sunday evening tbroo fishermen found the body ot I.ucindaHlms, a pretty mulatto girl, floating In tho Savannah llivor at Kirk's bar, a mile be low the city. Her throat had been cut, and her bend was almost entirely sovercd from her body. Dueinda hnd been missed from home since tho IrlJny evening before- On Slondny Oscar Johnson, a brothor-ln-lnwof thomur- l derod girl, was nrrosted upon suspicion of having perpetrated the doed, as an old Usher- l man said that on last Friday night, nonrll I o'clock, as ho nenred Kirk's bar on the river, he heard a pitiful appeal: "Oscar, don't kill me. Let mo speak to you one minute." The cry frightened tho fisherman, who flrod his gun oft in the nlr. bollovlng that tho topoit would stop the commlttlugof a murder. Oscar would not ndmlt his guilt, but said if the girl was murdeiod he believed It was done by a white man who had threntunod to kill hor if she rofusod to go with him to some unknown plnce. Uscar stuck to this story this morning until bis consolenci) was nficctcd by n religious talk the jailer had with lum lie then sent lor tho whito mnn ho had m cused. the mother of tho dead girl and her duughter his who, nnd to thorn and soveral others he made a full con fession of his oiiiue. llo snld he had murdoiod I.uclndn, and his reason for doing ho was to got her out ot tho way, as he supposed tior stories had catod his wife to leave him. Ho got ill" girl .may from home on the fatal night by tolling I er he had found a poekutbouk tilled vvltli uieeubnekh which he hud buried on tho riverbank, Tho loport of tha gun frightened li tin. but when nil wus qulot he throw hor on tin ginund cut hor thrott' witli a razor nnd stayed by her un til sho died He leit hor on Friday night on the bunk, but want lack on Satuiday mgnt, fearing his crime would be discovered Ho dragged the body over tho ground sn .veil It i over a tonco and then threw It Into tin river. He returned to the bar the noM morning, remembering that his be iroom kov was In l.uclnda's poekot, and If u uml ti.or- his i rlmo would bo known. Ho pulled oil his clothe, swam out linn tho stieam where tho body was floating, cut tho girl's dtess nIT. returned to shore, got his key. and cr.me back to tho city. I.leut. JlnmildHoii nnd l.udy Drowned. Hanta Anv, Cal., July HI. -Lieut. 0 V. Don nldsoii Company G, Tvvonty-fourth 1'nltod KtateB Infantry, stationed nt Fort Grant. Ariz., nnd Silos I.ottl i Sipurgeon. duiightor of W. II. rqmrge'in, Chairman of tha County Hoard of huponlsois were dpiwiiod yesterday nt .Now port IWi'li, it pleasuin ieoi. nine mlle from tins I'laei', A nn in ot oi persons were imihlng In tho -urf. and Miss hpingeou, who wus an export BHininiei went beyond hor depth, whon she was carried out by the current, K 1 Hull and daughter went to hor assistance, hut they, ton. were caught by the current and cm led nut p. una I.leut lionaldsnii pliiugod through tliosiiii, and so c ceded in rescuing Hall and 111- iliuichtei. llo t' i-i letiirned to Mis -mil-ten:, H"l-uince. lilt IU' as hn leached liar thin bo h ill- .opened j ho bodies, vvoie nllul vvard loci.iered. .Voider mid roit nt l.uvi. When Tliniim Illicitly lieil. IfO. II. Ik P. he left an cttttc liirlmlliu; I 'Hi. io'I uml t.ipi iirt svenun an I a in lt hUllcth clrcct. IHn oiduH, b) III .lirce tp.n. t" rciclvc t.ii a mniiili In llcimr ilorr aiel tt.c projarty t" h" Id rliil.irca li i llcilly tiya tlnu lor uni riiar.f" II lm lac '1 npiwd Hie u 1 1 tura III nan f r lau t" i cr hiM l'l lie Hi it c!l on. ril In li..Vr c"0 a mo 111 1 uleml of I ft lit in tin i4 l.ci I cunt a impi-r he h die c .j(iil i nn pli ,1 r r II tc in relet l atlai wurd ai cri ii i I'.iil c hm "n cco i i. li ec 'mii.1 u uailc nl licruuviir. nlr I li.ic no lr Ukl I aiot 111 lie' R ipr euic o rl -ft a-l e tt 1 a rr and atr lici U rr. Ma cuife lliat tlie net i rrinaiui ilia iriqtiri Imvar I'M! a mcutli, vt Klilcli ti UcDtltial loenHbtfa. 1 OPKHATOJIS STILL HOLD OUT. ACJ7irll 7.VI.S' THAT AO.WK OF TIIKSt Ain: vituFiiistt jir 1111: sutiiiti. Cnllern Will Itniimn Work To.dnj Mnnn fiicltiretN Think llir llpri aliim v t'omn Itomid lir the 'rime they Are JSerded. Tho clonkmakors' strike was doolnrod sottlcd yo-torday nltornoon ns Inr ns tho cutters nnd contractors woro concerned. Tho bitch which ovcrybody hnd ngunly expected camo Irom the operntois. who tcfiiFo to go bnck unless nil non-union nion nro dlschnrccd unconditionally and loft for tho union to iIIbpos 0 of as It sees lit. 'i'lio Lxccutlvo Comniittoo of tho Operators Union mot nt J1 Dolancoy stroot at midnight nnd remnlned In soBion until o'clock yester- dny morning. Tho tosolutlon whlohtho con- 1 foronco commlttoes hnd ngrood ttpou.nnd which was publNlu-d In yestordav's Sits, was read to them by Sir. Garslde. who tried to explain to them what n big cotuosslon on the part of tho mnnufitcturors It was. The committee did not pne It In that light, nnd objocted to tho clause compelling them to tuko nil non-union mon Into thoir organiza tion, Thov decided that thoy would fight all I tho voar, but would not work with non-union mon. Sir. Gursldo left tho mooting In disgust. Ho wont to tho hondquarlors at ISO MilTolk Btroot, wboro ho slopt until morning In nn ofllco chair. Tho Amalgamated Board mot In Tythagoras Hall at 9 A. SI. Whon Sir. Gursldo annottncod what his people hud decided upon thero was con9tornntlon In thoDonrd. The conforenco comniittoo went to tho Prcecotl building at ID o'clock, and thoto found tho commltteo of mnnufaclurors Binlllng and chootful over tho Bpeody settlement of tho strike, which thoy looked forwnid to. Whon Sir. Harsldo told thorn the now It was a great suipriso .Mr. Gursldo asked permission to send for Sir. llarondcss, tho Chairman ol the I.xeeutlvp Comniittoo of Oporotoia. ho that Sir. bchwab could oxplaln tho iigreoment to film. When Sir. Uutonduss arrived he nddrowod tho ton lorcnco In Goimau. and snld: Inert I nn neo I of jrui.r explaining tlie situation to me, 1 un.lemtan.l it perfectly Ih&ie presented it to our men and tupl theui tliat they were lait lining pule l)c)inalhy I ake.l llieia in think ot iheir laniilias. andaalillt n aa linper ill"' that the tiling tie celllnlat once. They Kate me their Nnai deciati n. uu mut wnrd that clause 10 rea.l en uuion lie 11 111 ue iltc eharged and ad.1 iioltillitf el-e It la acnlnal my ad vn o. nud It la pour policy Bui they have done It, and I cannotclianga It Chairman Kchwnb nnswored: The cace ut the operalora baa been ptaoed before this committee with all the force tlh which nnu mail whuce heart and -out werelu hla work could precent tt. Wha ever Mr (iaralde liac I ecu uimb e toutitalr. li r hla union It wl.l bo luip.etiiblo for any other man 10 do If you InaUt on your own point nu innct nl llieconie u,uenceaon i our hea 1 vo can concede n.i mora. Mot, ashln from my poAltton a chatrinau and aa .1 inemtiur of thiaatnoclation. a plain )lr s hwuti let me pay in you. beware how you del the 1 1 nlll ol thewor.d. Thtre are men in your union, leader, too. who tir personal catu are dointf what the. iu to prolonff the atrUe. I have no proof, Mr llarind-sc luat yoiiru one of ihece null do not cay co. but I do cay tint there are audi men audit 1 li id lo be convinced of It I tiue that pruof now Tttere are men lu vnur untun m iklnir m. iro money iiv Weepln up thlc atrlte thai ihcy can ever vet Hhen thev are at work Thero was a long sllonco nfter this speech, and thon Sir. llaroudoss said. I l am curry that public oplulun will ba a;alnct me i v. hen thece procea liuga are i.ubl etied in the p q e but when 1 try to do riuhi and believe 1 have aueceede I, I I cannot care a tt' what leople llitul. VJ wife iniio over v caterday and 1 look hor home 1 here wucu'l even a chair there ror her to all on. I am 1 oor and am irv- line bard to be l.ou.ct I lae told y eu it e ulllm itiim I ot our union, and ea I cannol change It there (c notliiuir i ne re locay In deny that I have culJ inycetf t I ar.l'.y t' lull I- worth while (lent emeu, with y urLluu p. r j mliMou 1 will witlitlrtvv. After Sir. Dnrondess hnd gono. a lawyer who was present handed un thu agreement con taining thu joints which hnd already boon ugroi d upon, and both -Ides signed, with tho exception of tho ropioont.itlves ot tho opera tor.' union. Tho non-union cutters nnd ot orators wore all laid i tlla't night. TIiIh morning tho aut tors will resume work. It will be neatly a weok before mere will bo any demand for i operators, nnd by that time both manu'ua turers nnd contractors ovrcot that the opera tor will liave come to thoir censes. Sir. Gar bide said ut llio close of the conference I have done evervlhtn;. t tldu Ihntnmnn roul.t do. I have worked nmht ami dav and even elept In I'h.ilra. ao ac to be i n tiiinl la cace vt need 1 want il lo t.a un Ceramet! that uteter no clrcuinctunce d I agree altli the ileinan.1 that our untoti no pre.enu. If there vvac any principle at Blake t would never Ktve way, but aa tt la f unijualttndly col d mn the eetlt action Aftorwnrd he snld to n Si's reportor I am completely disgusted at tho turn which things bavo taken. I am afrnld If they stick lo thoir point they'll smti'li tholt uuleu. I haven't tho slightest idea what to do now." Afterallltlo thought ho udded: Slsyhe I'll l go back to Philadelphia and tench again The cloak operntois held a mass meeting In Everett Hall, In Last Fourth stioot yestenlay, which lasted from 10 o'clock In tho morning until Into nt night. At ono time Sir. Dnron dess. becoming Impatient at the nol"o and tho confusion, mndo tho hnlrman get out of his sent, nnd bad himself elocied to that ofllco. i In a few minutes he brought tho meeting to i nr.ln. n...l ..ft.1. f I, (1 f Pltluil tt ivltl, fit, i,r,M order, ntnl niter mat ruled it witn un lion band Ono excited speaker junuod upon the platform and snld that ho would like tho publlo to know Hint neither llntondess nor Garslde was lending them, but that thoy woro loading themselves. Messrs. iiursldonudIalo spoko in tho nltornoon. Dale said that If thoy did not llko to work with the oonoxl us men, they could en-Ily lieozo them out. All that was nocasnry ho said, was for the union men In a shop whero biioIi mon nro employed to drop out ono Dy one and seek work elsewhere, and tho manufacturer would finally bo clad to got rid of these disagreeable porsons. The cuttors bold a lively secret meeting In Fyihug ras Hall last night, and, alter much nrgtimont. rntllled hnlrman Imlo's a-tlon iu signing tho ugroemont It was decided that every non-union man discharged yesterday, who had desertod Irom tlio union for the pur pose of taking the plaeo of n luckol-out cuttor, should bo llnod S in i If hn wnnted to como back to tho union. Those who nevor bolonged to the union beforo will huvo to pay a small nom inal lino to bo admitted Thu cuttors will re Bume work nt !l A. SI. to-day. 3IIR MtlltERY tllAnOKH. I)r MeKlnnry Climes to the Front slthAe. ciiHutlons of Crflnkctlaecc, Nrcw Cakti.f. July 1(1. There does not appear to be any lagging in tho sonsatlon caused by tho exposure of tho Congress bribery charges, nnd public evntlmont Is as stiong now agnlust the boodlurs as it tins at tho out set, For some days thoso who woio against thoronomlniition of Sir. Townsoud have Limn charging that Dr. David SIcKlnney of Now llrighton. who mnnngod Tovvnscnd's campaign two yours ago ami whoBiipporlod him strongly during tho recont cumpalgn. was guilty of as 1 slstlng In tho ullosod bribing of Cover, who two yoars ago tleseitod .fiu'kson for Town sond. Dr. Slohlnney Is n monibor of the Hoard ot Pension F.amlnurH for this ills trlct, nnd was in tho city ti -day, iitteiulitig tho mooting of the Hoard. While hoio ho learned of these charges, and wns loud Iu his denial and expiessod hm ludlgni tion. Ho went be foro Alderman J, P. Leslie and mndo four In formations, chntglng F.dwnrd MialTor. J. 11. Tate, and Th'.nuis Downing, tho dologntes who havo confessed to having been bought witn mnnoy recolvod from W. D. Wallace, with re ceiving "a gift or reward of fil&u to cast their votes lu tho delegations for the nuinllialion of Aiexandai Slellovvull ns the candidate of the Itopiibiicati Party I" Ilia Twenty-llftli CnwreBH district, mid to withhold their votes from Newton lllnck, C, t Townsuod, nnd tiHcar L, Jackson for tho nomination iind oloctlon to tho ollieo of member of ongroHs." 'I lie Inlormatlon charged that thoy did thus oust tlicli vote thereby scouring the nomina tion ut 'lejlowoll. Another InP rmniloii wns mado ngainst Uni. I). Walla, o. tho New I ustio attorney wlio iscbaiged with having done thu buying. Hi' is charged Willi elthei dlnutlyor indirectly imyliig. m causing to bo paid, to tlio delegates n largo sum of money to caul their votes for Alexander Mi-Dowell. lir. SIcKlnney secured tha sorvlces of D. II, Kurt., the leading iiieiuPei of the bin, nnd has also retained counsel in Heaver county, In mi lniio vleu ho said "I liuiko these informatP ns of my own vollHon, and not as ilie lopies, uui tive of anybody 1 inanageii Sir. Towusend'H eauipalgii two yenih nun. and wns his Hi. ml this time Char.es have boon made that we bribed two reals ngo and n tomited bribe y this yelii. Now l the opportunity for the In etigailoii ol thecu ehari.os. If Sir. Townsem! bought his nomination and attempted to buy It Hg.iln lot tlio nxo fall whero it will." Tho vvnnants have not jot been served. Just what th Heaver cuinty c luinltteo will do nt it ineetln. on hnt'Tdny n w 'bet Dr. Sic nn y lies tukeii the bull by the Iioiuh, ib not known. Jlve IlnurH In Wnahlngton, The faiteit tratim In America are In ccrvtoe between XevrV.irk I'hiladali t.ia. I'a iliinirr and Uac nstou, via Jcrey Ccutrni, lieadln. aud U. and u, Aoada. ula Uou fuel Uberijr ik-ila A L11TLK COOL WAftC CtOf.VO. Teaterdur Heven Degrees Holler thnn the liny Jlelnre. tint Not an Humid. Tho tempornturo jestordny was. most of tho time, soven degrees hotter than that of tho day bofore, but It was not nourly so uncomforta blo, because thero was 20 por cont. loss humid ity. Still tho nveinga citizen thought It wns uncomfortnbln enough. The signal sorvlco I I eoplo. from thoir eyrlo In the Liiultablo build ing, road tlio tompornluro at 7i! dogioes at" A. SI., and doclarod that It gtadttally advitucod I until It stood nt IU dogroos shortly afloi 2 P. SI. I The highest tomperaturo recoidod bythosig nulFeivIco ieoilo on tho fnmoiis hot Tuosday of last wook was P.) degrees, so that yotonlay was te.illv jirotty hot. It was the socond day ot tho siiiumor lu which tho therniumoter ranged ntovn ltd degrees. 'I lie signal sorvlco t people mndo tho ntonikii htimltlltv yu-lerduy VI degree-, while thu humidity lor the duy be- f ot u was dcgi cos. I tin tint .stieol level loflterdny tho thermom eter lu Pern" pharmacy ngieed with tlio olll clnl tlgnnl service Instrument In making tho gtoatost heat ol tho das tlrKico-. Another thermomeior, further down the streot, made It !I7' degioes. Thero was oi.o thoimoinotor Hint did even bettor than that. It was In u drug store near tho Kqultnblo building. At noon somn pooplo who didn't think the tom peraturo iu tho big Hqiiltuhlo ihormomutcr was high enough, wont Into tho drug store to boo bow lint It ronlly was. 'llio thermometer there roclsteicd 115 degrees. I'he lookers-on wiped tho perspiration from thoir faces nnd gionntd, They woro astonished when tho mercury niddenly sank to US degrees. I hat wa after eomobody had removed the lighted end of his cigar from the bulb. Thu wind ohnncod lostordny morning from northwest to northeast, and blow nlensnutly nt tlio rnto of eight miles an hour. Soneani Hutiu snys that inn.. doratelv cool wave Is lomlng. i uml ho thinks that to-day will bo coolor than yesteiduv. 'J ho coolest place In tho country I yosteidav was Helena, Slonb.nnd that is whore Hoigoant Dunn says tho cool wnvo Is coml- I irom. 'ihroughout tlio southern part of the oouutrr yestorday the tomperaturo ranged utiout the same as iu tills cits. It was lair all overlhe 1'nltod States except In the northern pnrt ot Sllnnosotn wlieion slight rain fell. A veiir ago yestoiday tho thermomoter only rog lstoiod 711 degrees In this city, but on July 10, in lh7!) and 13S7. the toniporaturo was ill d-giecs. 31111 VATUFJXDhlt'S rvitmiAL. Service Yesterday In the Church or NC. lirnntllla. Gon. John C. Fremont wns burled yesterday morning from tho ritunllstk Church of Ht Ig natlus, in Fortioth stroct. opposlto Ilrynnt Park. Tho sorvlco consisted of the ordinary Ofllco for tho Dead of tho Fplscopnl liturgy. Tho only ritualistic, characteristics of tho eer vico wore the surroundings, hovon lnmps burnod before tho nltor on which cnudlos glit toicd in tho candolabra on each Bldooftho ceniro. During thu service tho collln contain ing tho body of llio Pnthllnder wns laced dl ructly under the cruclilx surmounting thoopen screen which sot urates tho chancel from the nave. On the collln wererosos and orchids, I togothor with a wreath of luurol. Tho body wns clothed In a dress suit. On the lapels of tho coat were I adgesof tho California l'lonoers nnd ol the In'mont eroin of Newark. At Id o'clocK ihochorlsterB and ciergy of tho church, preceded by the cross bearer, marched up tho main aisle, whllo the oigan played u sonatn from ileothovan nnd Father Itltcbio ro clied the scntencs of tho burial setvlce. lie ns woll ns Ida aH!stuius woro tbu ordinary surplice and not rilunlts. lu i iiiment. Thocollln and pnllbearurs lobowed the clergy. The pall lieiirer woro Gen. Miermau. Gen Howard, ex Gov.lt i'. .Vlci ormnck o' Arizona ex-Gov 11. I Pi lee ot New Jersey. Slaior Gonrgo P. Ldgar, Flovd Clnrkson. arid four California Pioneers. .M.irk 1). Wilbur. William Conigun. .lamos 1'. Nuttman, and 1 rnncls IJ Clink. None of tho military men wore uniform. Then followod Lieut. John C. Fn mont of tlio navy, Sirs 11. 51. Porter, tho General's nleco. und her hus band. Col. Porter; Dr. W. .1. .Morton. Conimo- doro Loriiig. (.ol .1. T. d'Arnnud. and Sir. nnd Sirs. John I) Townsontl. Delegations from Kit Carson Post. ClarKson Post ol W u'lilngton, i nnd the mont S erelu were also present, to- I gethervvlth some ot the roprosentntlvo men ie mnlnlng In town who know-the Pnthtlnder. Tho body was conveyed to Trinity Cemetorr. where It was plnci-d in tho receiving vault. Its ultimate resting place will probably bo Call- forula, whero the dead man's widow nnd daugbtet 1 ll'abeth now nro. Huston. July Hi. The lionr" flag that Gen. Fremont first hnlsted over Slontorey In ls-t" is flying at half mast here to-day from tho head quarters ot tho Associated Plonoorb of 'VJ. JtVXXISO AMVCK is rnisov. An Indian, Sjelreie avn Axe and Cuts Itlsht und I.elt. Cor.usinufl, Ohio, July If!. There was nn ex citing cplsodo nt the Ohio penitentiary this nltornoon which rosultod in tho fatal wound ing of throo prisoners. Jnmos Lnrnoy, an In- I dlnn, who is n I nlted Mates prisoner from tho Indian Torrltory, suddenly boeamo insane, and, running from tho ynrd into one of the I workshops, solod n hand axo. and, bmndlsb- lng it, tomahawk stylo, ran Into the Idle house i nnd began cutting right nnd left. The prison ers there wero reading or sleoning. nnd, when tho Indian's action throw them Into a pnnio, thoy tumbled out of the doors and windows nny way to got out. 'lho first man attnekod was an old mnn nnmed Gross, who was ulmost bralnod by the Indian, nnd will mot likely die. Two othor prlsonors, Flicker and O'llani, wore terribly cut about tho head, as was also Ted Cunning ham nnd rovorul uthei. Altor cutting nil within reach the Indian Btarlod for hi" coll. which ho was mndo to cuter ut lho mouth of a revolver In the hands of Deputy Wniden Porter. Lnrnoy rofusod to glvo up the nxo until tho water ho-e was turned on Ills coll and he was nearly drowned. Tho wounded mon woro all taken to the hos pital Guard T. J. Ilradv of Lawrence county was In charge of tho Idle hou-o, and he makes Uie lolb'Wlug stiiionient "The i rati saw of tho Indian he wns bringing the hatchet doyvn with loth hands on Cross bead. I did not have time tu even call out. Die Indian then went on sttlking all within teach. Tim men wnm oanli -siiicken nnd noforo I could get down tlio dumngo bad boon done. I I pulled my gun. but before 1 could uso It tho I 1 oys turned mo mound In getting nwny from tho Indian. Tho run was nearly discharged, so I pot it up. Jucub Hallott. a pilsoner struck the Indian nnd stunned him. evidently pro- vouting him Irom injuring others." smash vr ox j in: i. i.. aki if. A llunumar Trnln Kill One Alan and Mortally llmla Another. Tinvel was delayed fortwo hours yesterday morning at tlio t-uvonth stroot (Han (son i cross ing of tho Delnvvare. Lackawanna and Western Itullroad, by an accident which may result In tho death of two men. A wildcat trnln of four flat car-, Ion. led with railroad tlos, left Hobo ken nt lid o'clock, aud. whou Hearing Harri son, wos going ut a high rate of speed. A few minutes Lufoio two Height cars, which had boon loaded with goods from the Hurishurno shade roller factory, had boon awitohed ou to tlio main track. Philip Hcolon and John Crnnoy. both resl- dents ot Harrison and employed nt the Harts borne Co npany, wero on tho enia which began to move as soon as thoy got on tho main track on thu il.ivvii grade in t ho dp net Ion nf Huhnkoii. (il of llio moil -prniu t Hie binke, hut II. o chain had broken, und it was tieless. Thu start vvm at second street, and Ht .-eveiilli stieel the iilliavvay c.l's worn going in high speed. At this point the llobol.cn 'wildcat" roiiinlod lu'iirve. 1 nglnoer Hv.eoney saw that a collision was jnoilinhlo. and a moment after he i eversed Ills machine the crash (iinie. 'lho Hist car wns o mplstelj wrecked, und cllinbod on lop of Hwnonov s locomotive, until Its for ward wheels rested near his cab. Iloth he and his llroinnn -HP's to iheir po-ts although the boll und smoke stack worn f.'iirled nivnyiitid Jin cab wa- sluiitnred When th"j stepped, htvoenoy and tlmlliomnti jumped ofT and found I riuiey wlio, with lleelan. .wan on tho llrst car, lying noai tbu tracks with both legs broken ami soveral serious .ut- about the head and liody. Until man wero plaond on tint train, ami wero taken to a Jorsoy Ity bosjiltal. Cranny may recnv oi. but thorn Is no hope for lleelan. Thu nillioad company's loss will bo several thousand dollar. fame lleie lo l:rnie Turklah lei wreultfin, I l.'l. canrlln A lllenia ia final ib- e nhbo luol of Cniet till ueple w era temporarily lie lal ed al lue i use Office yecteri.ny beeauae li wac thought they woull be unbtc in take care of theincelvca They laid lliev lame here to a ,ld perceeullo.) hvll e Turka lhayare llri-.iai.B faoh wore a a and cope op rio ec i etc iiliallon, lhacare leather workers weaver! aud 1 farueia, Utn, O'lltlrot majlmuiiuioto flar,

EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN. AXOTI1BR HKfOllT OF HtSMABCK'S HE. CIXT VTlIHSAXCim. MetltnK Hbovt Causes a I'lond In the Ilaanbe -linlnoky nnd Cniirltl will Meet at the Clerraan Miinoviivres Vlctorla'a (llfl. UrnUN. July 10. Tha Hamhurorr Xaeh. rirhlfn. Inspired by Prince Hlsinnrek, BoekB to modify tho stntoments ncrlbod to Prince Ills I mnrck In tho Frankfort Jnurnnl interview. Tho .Vrnii-iififendonlos that Illsmnrck Initiated I tho Intornatlonnl Labor Conference. Ho con sldercd Intei national protection of lnbor a chimera. Ho did not op.o.o the conforoiice. I beoaUBO ho hoped that It would tond to con- vlnco the Lmporor that labor monsurcs woro of doubtful wisdom. He approvos legislation securing workmen ngnlnBtoldngo accident, nnd Illness, but not moasuros Interfering with the Independent ro- lntlons betweon mon nnd thoir employers. Ho malntalnB that social poueo would not bo --o-cured by giving way to tho covetous Bplrlt of workmen. TVIlXVIt I. SI 0X1X A Qalet Wedd'nc Thai Interested American Sjoclety In London, Ccnrilht, 1BOO, ty Ina Bcs rrlnllno and PtilAlltilna AttoclaH'm, London, July 10. The American society peoplo In London gnthered nt St. Paul's Church, Knlghtsbrldgo, this afternoon, to wit ness tho wedding of Sllss lloiunliio Stone, tho only dnughter of Gen. Hoy Stone of Now Yoik, to Lnwronco Turnuro, Jr.. of tho same city. Illshon I'ottor porformed tho corotnony, ns slsted by tho Rov. Blontaguo Vllllors. roctor of thochurcli. Tho bride ontorod tho church on the nrin of her fnthor. Hor gown wasnf heavy wblto satin, made qulf plain In front, being draped with white chlllon edged with pearls. Her veil of tulle was hold with a coronet of ornngo blossoms nnd n cro-cont of diamonds. Thero woro no ushors or bridesmaid. Porcy Turnuro, brothorof tho bridegroom, was best man. After tho couple had boon pronounced mnn i nnd wife, Illshon Pottor delivered n short ad dress, and then tho bridal puity wont to tho vostry, whoto tho mnrrlngo was duly tccordod lu the rcglstor of tho church, tl.o witnesses being the bride's parents, her brothor Lady Arthur Ilutlor, formorly SIlss Stager of (hlca- I go; Sir. ami Sirs Turn lire, tho Siissos Turnuro. and C. A. Slunn of Now York. Trio affair was very simple, tho Invitations having beon vorbul or by porsennl notos. A small roception followed at I lcmlng's Hotel in Half Sloon streot. where tho bride line been with her patents for somo weeks. Avoryfew friends besides tho families were present. Sir. i nnd Sirs. Turnuro left at 5 oclo'k for the on tlncnt. nnd nftor an extended trip will pay some visits In Scotlnnd. On their roturn to New York thoy will II vo In tho Hoppln House In West Fifty-third street, a gift of tho bride groom's father. N'umoioiis costly presents wero received from Kngllsh nnd Ati.oiicnn friends, nnd mnnynwnlt thobrldo in Now York Among tho guests at tho church woro Lord and Lady Arthur Ilutlor, Lord and Lady Clon ctirry. tho Hon. Jnmcs Winn, Col. nnd Lady lllauch F.dwards, Sir Francis Uenys, Mr Charles Hall, Sir John and Lady Puleston, Viscount nnd Lady l.lsmore. Sir. and Sirs. Sloroton Frowen, Sir. and Sirs. Jack I.eslio, Sir. and Slrs Lnwronco Turnuro. tho .Misses Turnure, (Sir nnd Sirs. Forbos Lolth. SIlss Forbes Lolth, Sir. nnd Sirs. Unlden Harrlman. Sir. nnd Sirs. Vic tor N'ewcomb. Sir. nnd Sire. Ik Henshaw Ward, SINS Amy linker, Sirs. Drayton Ivos, the SIIscb Ives, thoSII-BO Cameron, Sir. John II. Davis, j SIlss Flora Davis. Sir. FItzIIonry. Sirs. Ilonalds, Charles A. dunn. II. Slndl-ou Jones. Sirs. Wlns lovv. Mrs. Lloanor W'lnslow. Sirs. SlcCotmlck. Sirs. W. SI. JnlTray. Sirs. P.. SI. llnndolph, ol. nnd Sirs-. W. SI. Jay. 511-9 Amy Townsond, Ilobert Comcll Sands, J. N. A. Grlswold. Jr., SIlss Florenco Grlswold. FrnnzKorbny. Ches ter Alan Arthur. William Giliotle, and Mr. und Mrs. William Cunaid. Intense Heat In Austria. Vienna, July 16. Intense hent prevails In central Austria, nnd In tho Alps from Grnu buondon to lower Austria. Tho melting of tho snow on the nvamtnlns has caused the aillu- ents ot the Dnnubo to rice. The inhabitants are greatly alarmed, Slucli damage has al- roady been done, i I The Danube has overflowed its bnnks near this city. Sevoinl bridges havobeeu distroyed, nnd river works near Prcssburg hnve boon swept away. Tho vlllagos on Schutt Island aro Inundated. Neir C'ahlnrt lu Cape Colour. CArE Town. July 10. A now Cnblnot has been formod, as follows. Prlmo Sllnlator. without portfolio. Sir. Ithodes; Attorney-General. Sir. Innos: Treasurer. Sir. Merrlmau: Comml'sloner of Crown l.nmls nnd Publlo Wurks, Sir. Mevwrlght, nnd bocretary for Na tive Allalrs, Sir. Sutler. It is probable Hint the railway policy of the Government will be modified, nnd tint the lines will bo extended In lH'Jl. Inlernntlonul f lies Tournament. London, July 10. Arrangements hnve beon mnde for nn international chess tournament at Slnnohostor. Among the contestants will he ('apt. Slnckonln uml othor lending Ameri can players. Ilardnlobon. Sehallop, and Laskor of Ilerlln. Itnuer und Weiss ot Vienna, and Taubeubuus of Paris. 1)1 it the I'oi.s Drive Out I Romf, July 10. Tho clerical newspapers deny that the Popo drove outsldo the Vatican yes torday. The llttorinn maintains tho titith ot tho statement that tl.o l'oi edri.ve out und that the sentries ut tho Sliut saluted the 1'upul cut-riage. The Great C'niinrll or f'ongreirutlonallsl( I.onpov, July 17, Dr. Dnlo has accepted the Presidency of tho International Council of Congrecntionnllsts, to bo hold In July. lH'U. i Thollov, lir. Stoirs of llrooklyu will deliver tho inaugural sermon, Knlnnky Will Meet CnprlTl, VntNNt, July 10, Count Knlnnky will nccom- pany Lmpoior Francis .lo-eph to the (lei man army mannuvro at Lleunit.', Thero Count Kuluoky will meet Chancellor ton Cnprivl. A Hlrnmrr Inr Victoria Nsanta. Iainpon, July lO.-Tho Otioen hns given 50 to tho fund for placing n steamer ou tlio Vic toria Nyuni-a. j:inperN Arrpsted. Ht. Thomas, Ont.. Julv 10. -Henry King of Hyraeuso, N. Y'., and Sirs Surah Wadman, who eloped recently from hyrnense, arrived here yesterday. Mrs. King tolegmphrd to Chief Pourings who arrested tho pair here. King was passing under ibuiinmaof George Hlvl, Theconplu had with Uiom the woman's llvo-yeai-old daughter Kiug lelt nwl'n and four clilldien bclilud, and 'ho woman has a bus. band lu Syracuse. Laeh h about .10 years of age. King will return to his wile. j llMit lite ii Munleimi. j C'm.t'Mni'H, Ohio, July Kl.-Gov. Campbell to day granted to Ilroeky Smith a teaplte till Aug. JH. Ilroeky was to havo beon hanged In lho annex of tho Ohio penitentiary to-night, 'i be respite was granted ho the hiinreme Court could ook Into the matter and see If there was an v tiling wrong lu tlio conduct of Smith's trial and conviction. Neva llrmorrallr ('halt limit la I'riinaylvunla, lUitnisiiuiui July 10. -(ongres'mnn Kerrof Clenrllold was unanimously chosen hnlrman of the Democratic htato Committee ut the meeting ol tho coinmltico lu this city this nltornoon. '1 he new ball man mado a speech accoptiug the Chairmanship. Ills Head Hntiishril In the Car Window, HcinncHi N.I luly e.-i..iii'i i Inntlr arcd Ji r.i. c a ,iui p r a a il h frt 1.111 rain wua .1 nr ,10 I Jn.i: 1 1 1 I oid 11 u. ic afternoon c a.ia laininir 010 f tho cab a indoa whan htc head struck a box and hie fault wac fraolurad He had been married only three nedttba Hla home waaln rmnipapura- II ib fuia hla rcaularlr dronk by ihouaanda. Try It J ola lbs itsooVujaf ctltittryu, SffCthX VHHfiHBHiin A f, OTllr.lt Tons ADO. If Fnth rlald to Have I'aased Thronah Jlllnnesnta anil Wisconsin Towns, MiNNBiroMs, July 10,-At. 0;3." o'clock to night nroportwn3 rocolvod hero that the clt ofStlllvvntor, Slinn., hnd beon ,lltedby a tor nado, nnd practically wlpad out. Tho wires In tlio direction of Stillwater wero nil prostrated by IhoBtorm. 81. Paul, July 10. A apodal from Stillwater says tho tornado struck Clonr Lako, Wis., and bctwoon that place and Now Itlchmoiid. Thero is no nows Horn Marina, six miles northeast 1 ol hero, which Is also supooicd to bo lu tho path ot tho storm. 1 A lator spoclal from Stillwater reports the 1 placo as nil right, Tho tornndo Booms to havo 1 struck Slnrlno, n small town six mllos north I enstof Stillwnlor. Cloar Lake. Wis, and Now 1 Richmond. Tho wires nro all down. WILL NOT DIi: ItV r.LUCTItlCITT. Iot. Hill CnnintnteH lho HenCence of Chnp leall 10 I. tin Imprisonment. Ar.nANT, July 10. Tboro wnsno hearing to day on tho application of Joseph Chaploau, tho Pittsburgh murdoror, for oxocutlve olomonoy. Gov. lllll simply took tho pnpors filed with the application yoMotday, nnd Into this afternoon announced his reasons for commuting lho death sontonco to ono of Imprisonment for llfo, I ns follows: 1 This application for exrouttvo clomonoy Is based upon a petition slgnod by mnny of tho lending citizens ot Clinton county, Including 1 nearly nil tho county officials. The County I Judge strongly favors the application, nnd tho I District Altornoy docs not opposo It, Tho j twelvo jurymon who rendered tho vordlct against tho defendant nlso unanimously unlto In asking for a commutation. Whllo tho ovl- donco clearly esttibll-hos tho killing by the de fendant, yet thero romntns some doubt as to I tho degree of bis guilt and tho oxtent of his ro I spotislblllty for bis nets nt tho tlmo. It muct I be concedod that a vordlct of murder In the 1 sucoud degree would havo lieen n safer nnd moro satisfactory verdict. The previous good j character and oxomplary llfo of tho delondnut should nlso have somo weight In n case ot this 1 character, w hoio different obstructions of the defendant's acts aio possllilo. It Is clear that all tho ovldonco was not Hilly devoloped upon the trial, and tho dofendntit wns to some ox tent prejudiced thoieliv. lly reason of thoso and of othor facts which huvo been innsonnbty woll cstnb'tshed before mo. 1 am convinced that the ends of justice will be bettor subset vod by a commutation ot tho suntcuco to Imprison ment for llfo." IOWBI) TO SEA HT A HWOUDFIBU. A mock Island riichermnn Entangled fa the Harpoon I.lne, IJr.onr. Isianp, July 10. J. 11. Allon, nn Island flshormnn. hnd a thrilling e.xporionco with a sivordflsh on Saturday whllo fishing In ono of the lllock Island schooners olght or ten mllos at B9iu Tho harpooner hnd thiown tho "lily Iron" nnd fnstoned it deeply Into a monBtor sworilfish, nnd Allen nttoinpted to throw over board tho float that goos with the hnrpoon. lie boenme entangled in tho lino and just then the llsh mndo a torrifle plttngo. Allon went otorbosrd, with thoiopo coiled tightly about his body, nnd tho great iMi. lashing tho ocean into tonm. made ell rapidly, dragging tho llsh ermnn out to Hen. Allon mado 11 despernto ef fort to extricate hlm-olf. but halt tho lime he was drawn along furiously beneath tbe ocean's ptirfaco. His companion on tho vessel turned hor prow in tho direction he was bo.ng drawn, but could do nothing- ol-o to aid him. Kveiy one believed that ho must lie drownod, ns ho went bobbing nnd plunging out to sen. Hut Allen preserved his preenco of mind, nnd finally suecoedod In releasing hlmsolt fiom tho coll of the rope. He roso to tho eiirfuco and llontod. A few moments later Ids vesrol eamd along, and ho was pulled on bonnl. He was almost complotoly oxhnus'.od. '1 hen tho ves sel put chase niter tho sworddsh. which wns killed. It wns tho largest swordtlsh of tho sea son. Its weight wus M0 pounds. 3iiu run: 10 Mil. ulaixe. The Henntor Wants to Know What Hpala Would Exchange for Free Sugar. Washington. July 10. Senator Frye, In re ply to Secretary Illalno's letter ot the 11th Inst., has written him as follows: "Your letter loaves mo In somo doubt ns to faots. I asumo thnt your v lews aro contained In whnt is known ns tho Hnloamondmont; that you know, for Instance, what tho Latin repub lics will receive of ours froo from duty In com pensation for free sugar. I assume thnt that nmondment was the result of thorough Invest! .,i.t,nn 'I lir. ,lt ITlMi It v ,il,A,it It la thfa Tt,.. gution. 1110 unucuiiy uooui it 13 tnis. una amount of sugar to be received from thoso Mates would bo comparatively small, and the consumer of sugnr would receive no benefit from it. Your letter tome extends this Idoa of reciprocity to Cuba and Porto lllco. I ad mit If sugar Is rocolvod free from tbeso Islands uh woll as from tho Latin ropublls. the peo ple would bo bcuelltod und sugar would 1 bo practically froo. Hut will Spain admit into thoso Islands flee of duty tho list of articles namod In that ameudmout? Of courso wo could not ouactnlaw moro favor able to Spuln than to tho republics. Do you know what Spain vvuld oxclinngo for free sugar: and can you given list of the articles 1 sho would receive'' lho better way tuobably 1 would be to make the list sho would receive the controlling one for nil thoso countries. am. iiAxim l:vkcjs 'jo wix easily. He rShould Itraeb 1'arla with Hewerul Hours to Nitarr. SInnngor SInrcus Mayor balled on the Cltr ot New York yostordnv, with every prospect of winning with ense his bet with SInnagerJ. O. Williamson of a dlnnor for twonty-four friends that ho would bo In his Paris olllce nt noon on 1 July '.'I. Nothing but a serious breakdown ot machinery can prevent him Irom boinc thore with some hours to Hpnro, iioforo Sir. Slayor started ho withdrew from the firm of Abbey hohoolTei A- Gran, with which bo has beon connected for many years. 1 So far as Improssario Abboy Is cnucerned. tho I parting was perfect I v umlcnblo, Sli, Slayer will lioteatter devote bis attention to the affairs of tho lnternntliinnl Slanagerh' Agency, ot which ho is hoad, and will Ionic after SIlss I Agnos Huntington s engagements and other entortirlsos In whioli ho Is directly ongapod. It was ropoited yosteidav that SIlss Pauline Hull's tour ns a star would bo Inclndodin thoso enterpilsus. Sllss Hall has boon in negotiation with Sir. Slnyerund Mr Hon Morn lor somo days and li was announced yesterday that an agreement had been made with tlio acttess by which Sleesis. Slayer and Stein nrsurue cou ttol of tho iilliiirsof tho Paulino Hall Comic. Opera Company. Ille C'uvr-ln at the Aurora Mlnr. Ijionwooi), Slich., July 10. Ono of the most Rorious mlno cavo-lns In tho history of the Gogebic 1 angn occurred about 11 o'clock lat itlulit at the Aurora mlno. controlled by tha Wisconsin Coutral syndicate. Tho loss is t'luO.CUd. r'oricer llrunett llrought llnek, Benjamin B Jleiim'tt, bookleeier for William K Hammond, brick mauufacturi r of tiat Wiet Thirtieth ctriet. who ran awav alter committing forseneB aud reculatl uc aui'itintltia to !'vn veaa brought lack from Pi uvt r y eiterdur by Peteciive si rireaiit O'llrlen and locked up at Police Ilea Ppiarterc Utnti'llloik with hitu Uattle stietliel.l, u Miicr In Porlc a Vluaeutn. and Mac lltlu-' aitu tier it penver u lien urrrelct He iva. atraUlie t tciore Jude Vtarllue in the l.elieral Sea. elun.. and 111 di fault of bill la ti,uj vvaa locked up in Ike Joiuba JOITISHS AHUVr JOWX. Ihrre will ho mmo ai J a-i I liter Park today at P. M by I ontnr.io c Niat'i Itcgilrienl baud fliu altenitanee at the ntlern free lloatlnvf tiathl op to Jiny 1 wag 4.',il.dJI lu.d.a III I ITO1I1U frmalea nan Iiennlc I 1 urke w,ti Bivora In yecierdav aanu aitictant appraici r i.ikliu v'r lilwardltowea (lata. viary Krnoii u toinenlc, 1 f 2U Jill ibeth airscL, diet In Pel erne lluipita v cc.erdiiy- from the rire. u or blond t otnnir I'll l.mi sulnlay at.e at,ci'tcutally cluck a I race p. 11 In her ana. rviu'haei lloonav, who on the nhrhtof JniyBchot t.U clcttr ra.cia twice waa dlBcharifcd In Itia Jerterfin .v'arkel Police lourl yecterday. Ills atcter aald tha ihootiur waa accidental. J.enade Mervlllv waa he! 1 Infl.Oal for keeping- s dla orderly home ai IK Weil Hum first ctrcci and in f 'iu fur violation the I icia law al J.avet Market leurl yea lerday. Ihe live men who were arra.li d at theaaiue time were lined ai. 1 of the foi.rieeu woeieu come were flnej and cuiue .em I the Icliind tor three months The Uaiihai an -top Inera Aaaociail n win cale brate the line da ol I eon dac Itaflcr on Mon lav net by an eicurcii'ii to Sv an neaeh orove euvltiv Kirdl eirri-t ao. k at u 1. vi j after -it Preci.ieni of ihe rtrai cm ie. nf cl Ipio ere w 1 11 w ac or an ul lu slrpl ea Se.inau ciulpari, at Ihe inulut talUariue iUtcit,ia ,131. i'OlSONED BY AN INSECT. ;lV T7K mn: or a -j iiovsAXii-T.raann ,sj DOHM lill.l.S MI.1S 1CAUAX. jlw Ft 8he Telt Nomelhlne I'rinvllnir nn Her Taee, j "i unit Itruahed On the i n m- lllood l'ul. I 1 aontnK and Heath I'nsitril tlnlckl)-. it v Miss Lnuro Kacau of Li lo stroct. Jersoy City, j was bllton last Thursday by athoiisind-locgnd 1 worm, nnd died Tuosday evening f 10m thu fii!' ofrocta, It Is s.tld, of tlio bite. 'I ho Insect be- longs to lho family of centlpodn, is about two Incbos long, of n reddish 10I01, nnd Is ery 1 V rcpiilhlvo looking. It has Blxly pairs of legs. 7. Sllss F.agau lived with her pnronlB in iv fiat nt 'j US Frio street, Sho wns '.0 scat sold, nnd was -j;', tirolty nnd popular. Her father Is a clork In the aj. ofllco of tho Jersov I'll y Hoard ot Tn.x Commls- au slonors. Last Thursday ovenlng SIlss Lagan ?jl and hor mother wont out und out 1 11 the Rtono stops In front ot thoir npnrtment-. They hud beon sitting thero nearly an hour whon tho young woman folt something creeping ou hor -j fnco. Sho quickly brushod hor cheek with her I i'3 hnnd, A thousitid-logged worm tell In hor ;t 'i, mother's hip dead. Tho following morning i.'' Miss Kngaii felt an Itching on the npot where) t Bho flint folt ihe Insect, und she scratched iu 'tR Not long aftorvvnid a Mmptn with a tiny hole 7i,ij In tlie centre nppoarod on bei right cheek nonr 'frilr her moutli. That was within n quarter nf nn 1,11, inch ot tlio spot wheto she thnugiit tho Insoct J! was whon sho biu.-linl it on. Little paltls j-Jf occasionally shot through hor chock. I hnturday morning the nltiiple had Ineronsod 'iS In sire nnd resembled a boll. Il pained hor all ti the tltne. and her mother covered it with Btil- jtf Phursnlvo, All Saturday It Increased iu sbo T nnd tho pain bo. nmo Intense, hnturday night 1 d, her fathor told hor In Co to the cortior drug 1' str.ro nnd nsk tho druggist what to do. Tho V ilrusglst told her tt was nothing but 11 boll, mul ;t advised her to p'ul a blend and milk poiilibo if on It, which sho did. Sunday iii.ruing all tho light side of her tnre was swollen nnd in- flamed, she told her father then of tbu lncl- f dent of Thilisdny nlclu. nnd said sho guos ed m v L tho Insect hnd bltton bet. Dr. P P. Hotlmnii if; was called In. und he docldod that she was set- 4r forme from blond poisnnlng. tho result ot the M' insect's blto. llo ordered the usuiil romodios. ),f Snoitly nfter ho had gone away she bo- 1 M' camo delirious, and he was recalled. Ho ,;'i sent for Dr. W. W. Vuriak, and thoy I bad a consultation. Dr. nrlck lnnoed i s tho cheok and took Irotn It two ounces of mat- ,c ter. Tlio girl grow worso continually, nnd on If Slondav sho had a high lever. Sho became (j p conclouB for a llttlo wliilonnd rceogni'od hor i i inother. llo ronched out to hor pulled hor i, bead down on tho bed. nnd whispered- "Pi ay j U for mo, mother," 'ihat was the last she said, ii f-ho becumo unconscb.tis again shortly altor- vard. and romalnetl so until she dlodofex- xr baustlon at 7 o'clock Tuosday ovc-nlng. (j A Sun roiiortnr talked with Dr. nrlck last nlgbL Ho said that thore was no doubt in his I. mind that Miss l.ngan's iloath was the result j ot tho lneeol's lute, llo luid attended many t i persons who had bee-i bltton by Insects, he r paid, but none bofore who had boun bitten by 11 l (,'H thousund. legged worm Sllss Lagan bad nil f tho symptoms, ho snld, nt n per-011 Bufforlng 'j from the bite of a po.sonou Insect. !f Dr. Hodman said that Sllss Lagan's Illness ut wnB similar to what would have resulted from Jt the blto of a black snider. If he hud boon ;j& called In tlmo, he said, ho was sure ho could IJ havo saved her llio. Tho poison bail gono all J through hor system whon he got there nnd ho 1 could 110 virtually nothing, save to onstn her 1 1 Buffering. At SIlss Lagan's home In Frio stn et J; T Si her lamer told tho stoiy ns lolnlnd above, llo ;tfi said that thousand-legged vvi.rms were very 1 ,4 common In tho neighborhood, anil ho always ijf thought they were linrmles. thor porsons i; who llvo In the house say thov. too. hnve boon .'til troubled with the lose ts. Hamilton Park I it 1(3 block bn"k of Mr. Lngiju's hou-o, and tho in- ffi sects aro plontlful tbeie Thoy crawl over tin) ,p betichcH at night, ond often got on tho clothes jft nnd facos and hnnda ot porsons who sit tboro. ,3, Victims or the Heal. p Abraham Pavls 40 yeara old of 217 Monroe ctreat waa overcome ty Ihe lieat yeaterday lu front of tod jt Madtcon ctreet. He wa taken to l.uuverncur llocpltal. i Joceplt 'tarb tx. a.l y cars i.ht. of 1 oth ctreot .tud 1 ourt tt landt avruu- waa a inclruck yi a'er.t tv iifteruoou w 1,1 e i at work en a aewtr at Kellv clreet and Liilonnvenuc. b fl'3 He waa Kint to itiu Iterlem lloai.ttal II Hi Thece pro. iratlona from the heat were reported tn v-lB Brooalvn jeuteritaj r Tft rhriitepher heccler. atredS. of t'entral nvenua, 34 wacoveriome whlleal worklllA malt I once In Tuvlur IT Michael Slpelda aged js of Alabama and J ultoa arenuea. wac proHtrated In tlerkliuer Mreet. .i3 darner 1 imrs' of rlusljlng. 1, 1 waa overcome la jjr Norllt J-lflh ctreet if Oiorire Pan, ared 44 of jav and W ater atreeta, wiig Ij ovarc'ime while ut work In a John atreel paper mill oj Hint Allderaen akc.1 4 of 1 14 hllrulieih clred, trai -J proatrated while en a chip In tho I rlo ll-i.lli VS .tnhn Mover, aire.t .to or ."il Oreenpolnl avenue, was Tl proatrated on llroud ctreeL JJ Henry tjuera of .Vi Jamea street was prostrated oa 1 M Ninth ctrei t if .loteph Brttton of 133 Dikemar. street was overcome My In nallroad atrtet Krltr sharp or 441 Osorcestreet waaoTercomelnJohn M street. gt The 'Weal her. 'jf& The warm wave ytaterilay extendel from the Mlssla- L BlpPiVAllev east to the AllAnth' coait. except In the k lake reclona, where a fall nf from lo to 15 lu tempers- j S lure took place In the Statea liordtrinir the Atlantic a M yencral rice took place, tho teuiperaturo reirlsterlna p nlfl between taj and PC)0. I jig The hlfi-h pressure from the Northwest, with cooler 1 iJ5 weather, joined with the high area with warmer weatli- J ifl er In ttte Southern states, the two covering- the entire r t country east or the Mlslsslppl. makes It seem protjaMa 'JR the centre will uiovt to tha South and contluae tha J warm weAlher, Willi only a li mporary relief IB A depression in the upper Missouri valley haa drawn J& Ihe warm weather up Into the Pakotna, where It wai )J unusually warm yesterday Pack of the dtpresclon la t lj$ Montana ia a coul wave, the temperature at JJrleae, dropped to 4s0 (M Light showers felt In tho Pakntas, Louisiana, Florida, iS and In the ctntral .Mlssjsslpj.l vaLey, elsewhere the Jj weather was fair. f The hlnhect Government temptrature In this city waa ui 02. lowest 70", average humlutty e.'i per cent, which S was u per cent lesi. than on Tuecitay. maktnir the day M more comfort tble although mucti warmer. .il Today promlata to Ie allKhtly c o'er and ralr, te- M morrow warmer and fair M The fotlowlnir chatnres In temperature were lnddcatta by the thermometer at Perry 'a pharmacy! 'E lest. l'l, IB88, lboa 1 'Bi It. M J 7t 3: P. M Dje W I A tl ai' HI' M ee sn IIA V ,...ti7 7c 11 I' M To Sl H 12 M -2' r I2MII 2' 7U M Avernie SOJ,e .ra Average on .luly in. I'eft "1)V 1.8 cn.Ml ninir rOKftiST tiilH r. m Titl'ltsnar. 1 yor Maine. Vermont, and New Haiup'hlre, cooler, a fair northwesterly w Indc. 1 ry For Massachuaetu, coo'er. fair, northwesterly winds. for Connecticut and lllinde Iclsnl. fair; westerly 19 wlnns, ata tonary temperature. 4 tor tatffn .Veir J'otl oii't faii'rn Vnnrttcanht, S ino'ify footer, dlr, rwrtltit nfrly v li'til u Jar .ew Jerssy, slluhily warmer; ralrt westerly m winds jk I-or tho Plstrlrt of t'olilmhlA Pe'aware, Maryland, M and Virginia, continued wariu aud lulr weather, west- erly wltets y. I'or wei.trrn New Vork, fair weatheri southerly m winds slightly warmer. fj For wistern l'eiineyIvAnl anl VVest Vlrfflnta. falri j southerly wiints. siljihtly coo'er In western I'ennsylva- jfi nla stationary temperature lu vvet Virginia .cjecl.il utlefin, The warm wave extends from Po- g kola couthward to Kan-ai where lie teinreritture haa jjg rlceu froui IJ to P,. vtaximiuu temp' rolures of looc t M are rejorted from Nebraska ati I Kancas, and above tcie H from Mlnnecoia southward to trkAti'in The uiaxlmiiia n temperature peday Iroui Matsae'ii s'ti to North i aro- S Una ranged from 10 to e4 Tt ere ha been 11 slight 11 fall In the lake regions Tomorrow the temreraturs from Maine southward to .Sew Vork will te slightly 'I lowsr but wanner wtalher will prtvail 111 the ctnt.at Jl vallcya on Thursday, and cnntliiued warm wtatlier jg may be expertrd In All the tll-tra la e.ist ot the .viissia- i sipjii Klver during the ueti four or flva days f fil'AIIKS MUM 3 HIS It'.I.V.GHAVU. jg l!mrsBS 1-rederlck Is vis tlugofhralinr. m The shos of tlio Anglo vmerl an I le trio Light Cora f paity in I, euslng on, roiiu. wire iiuruej yesterday rh The loss Is partly covered bv Insurance, 31 Martin Connelly who stabbed John McPotiotigh la death lit Hi slon on Monday, was hell In Sp'tyo half yesterday tor the t, rand Jury ouachargeof mauslaugh ,3f ter H Tl.ouias Muriliy and lolili Phdi'd. aged resiecllvely 7 and P years were drovt ncj 111 the iharpe itiver .tt 'j r, .Noiiantuia Village rtewi 11, ia.s, yesierday, wijea Q bathing I J William Nutten f Tally N V, hoar.li J afiei I,' train HJ ft at that place on Tue-d night ulel ut i 11 tistrrday 1 t mi.rniur tils rainaius were luund bt.lde t'ie irawk al Courlland. He was killed while itinau altd, fj Horatio Tracer, age I SV years, while ia uiliig a root i In Prorldenea. Ik I yesterday was prostrated bt tha jUi W haat hsnjaintn Jisam while lajrnig down Die fp.y.s ii T. Tavern, was alao overcome Tha latter, o do. lor sa) a, Jf i will nut re. orer (J M Adam Pohiner a shoemaker aged 40 years, wsi if v taken 10 the hist n niy ll'spittl at iiudii gli 01 rues. 'm s day usftit aufleriiic from f.-ur w..uiu. n.. f 1 1, li s f marpr ve fatal The w ound-wero mnde t.r lot wife A with a a'e.eki ua d 'ring a piart A irtlght train on Me Bal-ui .re and luo Ita Ir'.at fi ran into aststied ireuht tram on tne came rmd a n Ti.es la iil.-hl ner 1 cur 1 si.il 11 o v vv ma 'I fireman and vv I Tu r bru'eiai we e k i ng ue ana soma vara aire wrsvatd. 1 La aitnlsuk i il I Csiuit4jillvj(. j f( i l1

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1 2 Mutt J5UIV, THUKSDAY, JUM i'. low. i THE FIFTY-KIRSr COXGUKSS. IBBSAJOtl CVJ.I.OM'K C.IXAlllAX-r.lUlMC iwsur.vTtuxs Aixtrriiit. The Hennle lllrtiar the I'lnpiiaril Itriirnl or (he Irrlisiitlnn I,mt -'I In- llmir Ml. HlK Without ii llM'iinni mill llnlnit .No 1iiIiiph-A ICoiililtliiii .ViloiHril to nm. prl the AllPiKlnni'i nl Al"'t .llrmtier. WAfinisoiiiN. .Inly If. In Ilm Pontile tlio resolution "ITcrnd i.'sterdn) by Mr. iil.om ns totrnnip irtnlioi couls in Iiotnl I oiwron tlm Atlnntlc nml lMcl.1.- ports of tlm I'nl'oil Mates or tlio C'atiuili.i:i I'.n-'llo l.nlirnud wns taken up. Mi. Wnsiii.urii i Hop. Minn. i olotcd ii'i uiueniliiicnt, which Mr itllom itci ot ted. o tendlnc tlio Mriipii oi tlio Iti'iulrr to lh Ornnd Trunk llui'vn lm Intlinntod Ills susnl 1 u Hint the ohiocm' tho icolutlnii was to ttuku mr upon the i 'iim.uIhiii I'ncnlc Ihillroml. Mi. Ciiilom i li-p.. III. tl.H-lnlniP 1 limine any euch lutontlon, o"iun inoiie. tcoit to usci- tain tho fa ts ill the cu-n. and to know whether i tho Inw n ,clit to ho chanced. Tho losoltiliou, f us nmciiili'il. w ncroed to. i J Mr. T.'llorulop.. Col. i uilrcdiicod n lilll clr- lnu n pon-donnf f.'.onii ,i cur lo Mis. Jesslo I'ri'iuoiit. liolcuvd. j I Mr. Kuwynriliop.. WlsJlntrndurO'l n bill to l' J sstobllsh n Ilm. to 1 ).oi al nml ti-locraph per- fi: Tie.'. Ho!, rii-d lo l'o-t iili.coC'um'iiittoo. I W On tri'itl'in "I Mr. Hawloy lllop.. Conit. I tho i'i notiro lul1 to e-taWHi a national mllltaiy twirl. j I at tlm Imttlo to dut (.'hlckiimnuitn wns taken i j f Ironi tho calendar und passed, with sumo ml- i nor iiineiiduienN. j B.' I The Senate thon roMimod consideration of tho Sundry Clll Sorvleo Appropriation bill. i l J Tho pen tlm; utuetidmunt to lucrensotho ap- i Jj propria Ion for Biirtoylnc tho public lands J Irani iJU'i.uOO to )Gi'i).U0O was ncrn"d to. Tho nuit munmlinent thill pioiokod dlcu.a- ftj Blon was ono inorou.-!iu tho Hem lor topo- i j Kiaiihlestmoys fiom si'miutm to $3uiMiO. and t'jl' addinu thoso wtnls: lino-half ol which sum I 15 R ehnll bo expcniied west of tho lulst tuiTidinii; i Jl and so much nf tlm not of dot. 2. lkvt. twilled f "An net miikmc nppioiul itions fir sundry L cltll t'ti ensos id tho (internment for tho lihC.il yonrcnd.iic.liiiio.'u. iss'i.'ns protldos for tho j L' J eeloi'tlon and location of iesorolrs and canals IT upon tho public Innds. an I tlio roorvntlon of i Irrlu.iblo InuJs. i-i hereby ropo.iud; piovblod that robonoir and u.in.il cites hcrotoforo lo- I catod oreoloced sha'l romnln soi;rei;ntod mid j i rosoivod from ontry or luttlomont until othor- i T i I TTisoproiIdod by Ir.w. J Ki Mr Voit i Dcm.. Mo.! inquired M to tho ob- I If t i.f tliollniltntioi.. l Jlr. Allison ilb'P Ioivni replied that tho ob- i"' jeet was to ro.iulro tho director of tho cooloul- j cnl survey to otend Ins topocr.iphie.il work. L' f that bo.ni; tho llrjt step In iiscortainlui: niopor I jilucos tor tlio M'nilon of resarv.iiis, Ac. It f l had boon thoiuht th'it tho diroetor would bo V ejj nblo In that way to uo n conslJornblo poition j'fl of tho funds In iMtub!ililn.' io-.orvoir-. under I the annropiiatlon for tho u'eoloKii'.il sunny. j f .Mr. Yost s. id ho Hipposed that was tho ob- ifi jeet. With oierr ill-nosltlon to do what was j tft rlKlit about Irrigation, thoro was no public j 5 ft iU"stiou of importance about winch lio was --o J 8 much in doubt. Ho was not inclined, with nil J,S thoobsoraticmand a'tont.on thai ho had toon i b g nh. to Clio tn tlin -ulijAct. to no Int i tlio irri- I HE K'llion bnsi(".s to tlio ovtont propose I by its g Irleiui-.. Iln ha vciy coat (1'iutit w eihor tho J J n.sit'in win prai'tfcible, and ho h:id minh J ti Kio.itei doiiiit whether tho results would ju-ti:y I SI tllOlllltl.il. f-? Mr. i all iPem 1 In.' mndo n statoiront nb' lit i n i.edwoo'l land i;r.ib in liuiubnldl eouuti. Si j fill., in l Iiv wlileh lio -aid. a cotcli Pindl- it I cut i' had. mi' or tlm tlmi er ontry law. obtained f) j pu-i"-r.ion i '.no I aeres or tiio most .ilu iblo I), ninl wonderful lunl.er bolt known to exist in I ft- thN or any otl.er coiiuir). llonn.-uodtli.il Wl Mil h u i mil y cliould bu mloptcd as to preseno i It I tlio nubl'i' Itiiuls lot fieo homes ot the eoriln. It Jlo M'litun'd i ho assortlon that tin-prop' bed I j! repent o ti lTiiri'l"n law was not in tlio in- I tcnist of seltl ts but in the lU'urost o enpl al- jf hx and xpoeuUlur. Mr i all noun I tin an it I lion RHpeich in a oniony on Mil, or l'owoll. I If 1 .Mr. Spiiiuiorilii p W i-. i-anl t'io e..fl of irri- i jSIl pa ii n MiiM'ys had been placed at union Pill- I SJ llmi ib.ll.u ilUoivn pinbin was Hint. If It I Sf j V, i- to ti i nil tlio i"uht 'ii'Ul 1 I o nrarer tobov- HnJ OIllJ ll.l llilllS. t iiUit tho C llStlll' tlop CIIOII Br 1 to iln- act oi lsss i.v -lie interior 1'Bpart'neiit W ninl wbli'b i oiii.tn'el oti li' endoisoii as eor- W leit lands ban i en wltndrawn fiom settle- K f iiii-iit tii"! i'C two-llftlis ol tlio ,iie;i of tho m I ni ml Mate- omprlsinc 1. 1'lU.Oii'i 9'innio H mil"s oi s .".HOD ii in aeios, "or nba'nndior K linn Lm were tliMsii lands wlthdlawn- In Si rJ orrp'i t tint-- Hie (uncniii'ent miKlit iiaio jf le-enrir spes and eana! f-iw mnrki'd out for i II Ir itloii o rp'i-04. llie f.i r I iiily know how i tl lorn: it would lake to unri out Hint i l.m Ho I E tl'n it thiii on'i""s ntl niado a itre.it mls JT takowln'ii It .(pun rlatoil n ".inuloiiolmi 'or II f tin" in t'.at.o i stirioi nt.d tlio .soon.r It ro fc Si traced ttint h op tl.t" b' ttoi It wonlii bo 'or tlio E L jioiiplo. llecinild n it i-eii nni disilnetlnn be- I I tween tb m'ncial do er mnt pioildlnc for 9 tho loeatlni; ol ie-erioirs and cat a's an i the IB Cioieinnieii-'oiistructini: thorn, it whk n ensu IB of p.itfuii illsin in liv'.flation, .ure aid simple. Imt 'J'lio wholn mallei was ono lo be left to ibo JH Mates and 'ler'H'Tio-. That ro.icy ha 1 wnrked am ivell ii, allfoiniii, ai d It w. tildwoik well in all tjjW Hie ither !-taies i KM I'uiinu tbo Hiispenflon of I ho euis on Mr. I SBb Cullntn r.fieri'd a icsoliition 'wliieli nns aceed KH toi ralillli; 'Mi tho eietmy o. 'he Tienmrj to i t)U reiort whether .In his juiltrrn'-: ti P.miIIiil'. (lit bonding.', seulinc and mat ife'tini; ours or m- SR liieles in anuili.iti I eri It orv lor transit tlirouuh ijfl C'auaiiiiii teiri oi). In bond, lo Amern nu ports i Sn can il' lei 7,'.h safety to the revenue and 19 with u irnper reca-il to Amerienn Intero-td. vm rnpltnl. and labor, and vlth the pi.pr en- AMJ foreemept id the Inter-talo lommeieo law kra upi'ii nil ttiiiisportatlnn aliko wlnther partly I J ba in trnnolt tlirmieh lonlKii mrritorv orwlmlly n Tritliin tlio i iiliiid Mates, and whether mid to I Vjn vlmi e.Ntent such oadlni: bonding, eadni;. 31 ninl ni.inilehtln eai.s nr vehicles in t .innda is, I jfU tlO'ic, and ur.dT iihat Iniv i.r -tntute or treaty i jiffl Mr. l)nws Hep, Ma3s.i, from tho C'oininlt- I VjJ tee on Vpninprfn'iniis report il tho licli.iu HH At proprlntb'11 bl and mi id ih it imineibniely jg alter the con. Insion of tho Sundrt I liil Ap- I Ef Moprliiiion bl. I Jio would as. ilm Niu.it c to 81 co"Mib i it uf Tliedi-eu-slon n iho resumed nrnl Mr. jU Plumb lep, Wnn.) ilrt-'uo I In mi wort of the tlH ninen Iment. Ho Imored tliorepnal ot tliolrrl- jl ciitn n Inir, nml fiibl thut H reto' Hon no.iiit II tlmi not a hiiiKbi aero nf tlio pubii Inii'ls -if-V fuetnl lv It eould i'or bo enti"-ni i,y any it lioinihlond n. ttler. Huchnrueil that thnt v.is B tin) obleel i O'ltenit blteil l,y tllrt MilOU'l in. Ill 0 who drew iip Hint proilnion in the conlereiuo n cumin Ittoe. 8J iitliout n''tl"n on tlio pnniljne unienilinent i tho riiiinte .idjoi.r od. Ii n 'p dl-puseil to-day of ti.nl) ilreo paces of the bill. I 11 v ItiMlHt. ol Iti'irrlitnltr', f! In tho Ilouso, tho jotirnnl hnvlnc boon rend, j Mr. llroekinildiM (Hem.. Kv.l obiocted lo Its j I opproiul, and ilie yeis and nays ware ordorod i jl on tlio iiuestl n, "Minll Hio jniirn.il be up- proied?' It was lien ml to-yens, lfl'j; nayn. S. K Ono hundred and twenty members worn an- I liouneo'l as pnlrod on this loto g The lloii'-e then worn inio t'ommltloo of tho R Wbnioi.'Ii. I'etetfinf KannH 111 tho ihalr) on j tho Land (Irnnt I'm-fnltnrn bill. j ft I Mr. rtock lain iliom.. JIIs-.) ndvocatod tho j S I ol.l ns the bo.it moi'iirn i.'lileh oinilil hoeuie a imspiiKj thr ii'li tho Jleiiate. Tho (juostlon I ml was nlietlior ".ono boo acres i-hoiild bo forfoitod jfeA now. or nononiiill. If tln lloipo continued Its R-' V poliey of pasxin;; bills winch tlio bena'e would ft j not l"l"s "l0 Hoiioii woit'il liuii) e insistoiicy, B', Jjtit the railroads woulil liiivo tin bin I. i Mr. Holm in il)i"n., Jnd. lovlcnvol tho land Kr.mt le'i&l ition nf t'nin.'ioss an 1 ar,';ii"d ill fnvoi of n forioinuii all lands :ii ear iod Within tho tini'i llinlled ia til" uiihiHiik ai 's I'l'iidini; flu (her ili.-i'iissloii tne coaini.ltoo lose, .tit. Mvoney llep.Iowi' piefinnlel tl n-fp-"lie, icpor! on tlio bl ainhoii nit; the con kt'iio'inii nf br il.'o. across tlio low.i i.iiur lit I Vwi".l., Iowa, I dp aw e.i n- i, tlm re. mi t Mr. II icir iIihhi Ark in e I the piil mi' i,i ii umii and I' cull h id the ii'iuio Ma. i idi'ie I uniy I i t I'liiher- V lfifF liillll a ;im uei i-;oii Imlltit eirillllies I J (in iin. 'Inn (i Mi i by ijei i. hi, ii a 1 roholii'lon e.is ml p'el'iii i" I Urn KM'.;tiiinl- 1 Ill-Anns i I i n,' t in Ii i nf tne llm,i) micIi 1 mrmbers iisii re i em wuiioui le iv l' r mi p. ur en I a I If t. i" moml eis resent 4 3 IotiniteitiiM,ii ,i i iMiuiumi in i" u. 1 Jeisatioii, but llice v.'.is en nlr luKBitti o lii(iHiliUi.'Oier lb" i liiimlier 'J'lie nlmn-plieru i? in tlif hall In tlm i inn dniHof huinmei nemr very lm uor.it tin:, was teinloriid iloubly op. tuosle by ion-nil of ad ihe iluoin belm:clo-od Ulidur ri'.ler o I1 I'linse As u I r.ik In tlm tiio" otnnr of ".raltini; for n quorum t" apiienr. .Mr. itrcckiiirldpo i itu 1 j v. in o'cli'ci. in .ei nil mljuii puiout Iml I this the Hep i' 'c alls HelH npintoil In. anil the II! 'lion Ma- V ted llnivi,. J lileel.ln rnllto luo'i n n "I Hat lurtli"! proeei'dlins lindol' the call 1 e (lisp"! soil Will 'J m i-diii II ty I wa-lc-t i. i "il. i ')s Jlmn ,r I me, I lnildipi lllnlcd that ai, lenes ol al.-uinu I'D i) JOl 'l..'d. I Mi I etors l.ep Inn Hero I an amend- I moiit eicei tlnu' tlm i)i.i"iiib"m Absent on no- count of il ii'i-s I si If) 1'cudlu.' n lute on Mi. llicck nriiUoit mo- w i t iti. im i i"i Hon. Mr. r.lls Hp Mlch.l mc-M no nd- inurnment. Tho motion wits nnrcod to yons, i m nays. 02. i lift: ii..s.V'J.v ion vs. Thine nr ratrirst IIniirnlnc la nail Out nl thr Hull" ol Coimrf WAitttNOTov. July 1C Mr. Cnnnon, Chilr tiinn of tho Hoiipo Appropriations Commit- i tee. comnieiiilni; to-day upon tho ntnto- i incut of tho condition of tho appropria tion bills inado In tho l-'enilo by Mr. Allison n few days airo. which, lie tnld, had 1 bo-Mi niliindert'0(l by oiiui nnd iiilncon Mriied bv oilicrs, omphn'Ie.tlly denied that tho ainount of tho nptiioiilatioiiB by ConctcM lit tinsrosslon f r tho curtent Ili nl joar will ox cced the roienues. Jin said: "Mr. Allison s-ntos tho iiL'ereu'iito i'robnblo resulnr appro- 1 print! .ns of tho present oslon at M.W.OOO.o.ii). whl'h sum liicliides tlio wlp'lo ninount of tho t-iimlrr till b.ll ns roportod to tho Henato nnd tho whole amount ol tlio formication bill an i passed tlio Sounto nnd Is now pciidlnK In iif'Tm ce which two bills will nlmot sorely be leducod In thontticcntaf j.iio.'l.h mn confercii o botweon tho two IIouecs. .Senator Allison a'sn Includes J.ll.S Ui'dO doilcloncles, wlilcli haio bion appioiirinlcd for, nnd (S.bUii. OOo.ottl mated, i otto bo provided for tho soriico of tho last fisenl soar. Doductluc tho 0' O.tiO prebable r ductliin In ennferenco le'ics .!"il.. iiuii.'itu to'al piobablo npproprlatlons at this t-osslon of onitress ns ctim.itod by Sonntor Allison, frmn winch Mini sliould bo deducted tho dolloiciieles i$ C iu i.omi) netiml nnd e-li-ii'iiled. which mo in mi si n-o ohnrsofiblo aitallist the rovontii'i" f'n l'l.nr nsiipmt ot theoMieiisosut liio iiooriiuielil mr that jenr, thus rediicln'-" tlii HP 'topnatinlis of tho -es-sslutito i lli") iiv ii ii i lor o poimes on uccolitit of the l.soil )enr I -1)1 I "Attain, of the iri,GiiP.O"( which lacludea e'l 7nii.ti"H for tiiois and harbors, !4 .hiiimh) torfiirtlll ull'iiiH. f.'i.niui.uoiilor the nnvr. aid u.fii) i nun itir .sundry civil epensos, nt least iiMio il i will lint lo exi ended durlm; tlio (.seal year is'U. which would nriku the p.pn dlturoH n coi'itni; tn tho atipiopriatlous not oxci'o llltu :j'.i7.."n'iiii in. to which sum sliou.d I e nililo I ih" loiniaiient upproprl itlons fini, fiuo.li in I r the interest mi tho iml lie itebt nnd to meot tlio ic.i,lromi'iits ol tho Rinkinc fund: mnkini; In all f i ''MM'iliiiu cliartoable iicalnst the leie'iuej for IV'1. If the sliiklni; Hind bo deducted it'Uii thlssum them icinnlns !'i(i ohm (UP. '1 lioro Is no ronton liny tuxes should In levied hi iimtluued to furtlioi woldefor tho slnkliiK Intnl. ns 1 inn advised nt the 'iieasiiry jippnrtment t lint the reduction of the pnbl.c il, bt i .it thl- time in lound num bers 7'J ii mi" in i 'Mill' o ol tho ro'iuiro inents of tlm Mnl.lni: lund act. 'J'lie niillnnr) reem.osof tho dovornmont forth" llsoiil ji'iir ended .luiio !rt. IRimi. are ro Iiortod bv thoTicnsiiry nt JlnJ.iis.i.iiuo. I nder I i'.lstinit law- thar-i is iin lo.ison lo iintleipato i a less sum Ironi tlm oniln iry icvenuosdurini; IS'il. Tho p -stnl reicnnrs loi lklu nin ostl lii.itin! I y the J', -tinn-tci-denenil at JfJ.tH.- 1 mo. inakfni: a total off IH7.t''7.0oi. Diductlne ncitrecate iippriiulatl. ns of f J'lti.u in.iiuo. theio will bo n surplus $117. l'ti. mm, which is mom tlmti ample t meet the re'iuiipiuonts of tho new ensi'ii law and the lediictiou of taxation Irom ilnn'iiiii'tm"nt "f the Mchluley bill, ostl m.itod at (iii.uuu.Oiu.' Srcrotaiy I'lnlno's tmrlicular frlonds In tho Somite are koei in.: tl.eiUM'lies ory busy nt totnntint: tnstlr up their coIIo.ikuos in tho In terest ot the reciprocity clnu-e which tho .See-r"t.-.rv is apparently so anxinns to haio In- eluded III the bill in tlio pin. e ol the fr Miitnr 1 proH'Sition llio iiinioineut Is not uiaKlni; I iniich he.-idnai. howovcr, and It Is ituliollkoly that -Vr. 1. due dwts not expect It to tin-c-cil lio tailed In his nttompi to lm- pros liis ieiK u;on the Ways and .Moans I onii'.lll '0. and li.vl I.o letter success wh-ii ho iiiude his ,-ircuments I lo the mcmbeis m the senato ommlttco mi 1 inniico. l.ipn Ml- 1'iye. ,i!ni i- beinc made tin. nieiiium tiiiouuh win- h Mr. lllniii"s ilcws aie laid I eb ie the public, is uuy doubtful as to their wis nm, ilo is decblod as lo their ImiuactiPiibility and plainb savs that I. is too lao to br.tii; abi ut a eh.v u-e in tlu reiom- iiinil itions ot tho tn nnce Cnniinittoe, it H probable thr.' Mr. Illnlnn is pel-tlni: in his iimtatinn ot tlio subject for P"liticnl oiit I inly. 1 ho froii d- ol n duty on Miliar are also uslnp; Mi. Alll-on's stn'omi'iit as tu the -tatus ol tho llu ino, 'S to arouse u.-cntimonl in fan r of theu-icuse. Whllo .di Allison's iniimntlons of a deficit I c.io i-Cm eiicouiayi'inent totl.eMi.v iuen.lt hasp-nixed the cre.itest er nstornntlon ainnni: tlm adwicntos i I tho lliier and ilarl or bill. I who see boloro them a possibility of ihe defeat of ilin' me.isurn. .Mr. Allison's Rtatein-nt place-t'o apniopilailoiis at f s.i".0 i .u si -cliihire of tho Jl' n.iiOii. mil I er'i.ani nt npiiro- j prla ions, or In nil H u iXio.uiiu. Tins ioaies I the inn roprlatlon for ilie new Dependent Ten- bion law and -ouie other con-ldeiablo liems jet to t," m counted f r Tho new pension law cinii'it tins year draw out n maximum expen diture bin It mm itnolie the distribution of mo win ro Irom in.iii'ii.oini to J.ij.oOO.niiu this e.-.r 'I lie ostimaied reeipts. includliii: Ilm J'o-t (Ml.co toci-ipis nro $i."i'i,(iin.i.iiuij. This' shnv.ini. mnj ilelvat the lllior nnd ilnrbnr and tho 1 oitli cation nnd Hitp tuPsidy bids, ai- th'ituh i is ud Hint it has nlieiidy bsun ni intiitfd more tho 1 er'Ubliear.s to put tho lat- ter measures through by n part) xote. S-jiiaker Heed Is not ns popular nownsho wns a foiv week- ntto nntoni; tlio llonublicnn mcmbeis of tl 0 II"Use. Ilo haslssuo I his do- croc, .io moio public builillnc bills at this t-Hnslon of onitres-." The l;ei,nlillcnn loaders mo mil ii nl.iriip il nt the cal tillnok. Tlmy do nut like tn en to tlie country with n record for cxtr.iiiicniiCH in appropriations sure l I opontlio eyes of 10'ers and with iho suiplus c lanssd to ,i deficit- Thoioioro tho boss nf the House has decreed that no moia I pubii biiiMiiiK bills -hall bo piissi, ut this scssioi .-cures nf lio; ubll' nn iii'inbeis imo been dcpcndini; utmn their Micce-- in priciu nu npprniirl. itions of this 6or- o. thelt pollllc.il cipital ill the approach- incciimi iilitn and ol t-nurso tliey are ery bit- I tei at the ''pcakor for depiluiu t' inn o their I opimtuniti A week n-n tlio ti eal.er had i nbiiut decide 1 tn ca.1 a (nip us to take ncdon i on the public lm!. din;.' iiio-tion, but n dl-- coiirrini: tliat the men Intercsio I in tho pork i outniimbi red th mo who wero i.ot Interested. and Hint a cull' us ivimld lory likely lead to tho i nd'iptinnof ii i olny winch would lo-ult In tho appropriation of somethui!.' Iiko !''i ikjii.i 00 for I pubii buildlni.'s, lie abntuioned that tdau and I ret lilui-o I si ii.'io liauded and alone nuninst the pink dealer-, miiiio of tho Republican I pimnberi vim want public building nnpropria- tioiis aio i.'ohil' ab, ut a-kiw; ono uuoihnrlf tlio Hoi so nf lieprosentntiyeb nf tlio Americiiu t'onitres-is comi'u-ed nl T. It lioed. i Tlio rosolutlon Intioducou in tho Sonatn yes- I tenlay by Senator Ciiilom and which was in tended to obtain from the Hoeretary of tlio Tiensiiry itinii million as to tlm laws nnd rcuu- I latlous undei iihieh the transportation of Ioii0.nl iin'1. liau'lbo is earned on and by wlii It. It is alle-eil. American railroads are dl-ct"iiiliinlcil .iKiilnst in tho inti'test of I'aim illaii ruuis was ended up in tlm Isenaln this iiinniin.'. Tho r -olutl m wasiidontpd but nut mi II alter it h nl bcni mi uino, mod that tho mo:i Mho wci chlnily iutere-tcd in it say tint l'n bteet has lioeu com- ploti'h deHtioyi'd. jsemitor Wusbburno, wlio j.'ii' iorinoily tlio 1'reslueiit of tlm Minneapolis, St. l'.-iiiland "iitilt Mum Marin (Jompanr, wlileh Isnmvnwnod by tlm i .iiiadlun Viv Ilie, offered tho amen Iment lie Jiitlmaleil ery I'londlv In tho t-enate that Mr i ullom'i- le'nlution was I tlie i culm lnu of a raid uinu tho Caiiiidiiiu railio.nl, and ho. theie'me. had iho Mini; taken i, in i f .1. i ho ililnl M'Clluu oi tlio Cinlom roso lut'on read as follows- Alii ilui tt "it I si.,iriiir in nn'I In' In lirftli In llrui Ul Hi rfi I'M-liMler ll.e In elinii b mlliu rM pi.- ini.l iiiiiiini,iu' i' hi or letiiipH in i nrui iimi ii r in 'i i t ii tieii t'iri'iiii i iiiiiiti.in ti-rritnr In I'umt t...iiirr' itii"it,ii In iniiip iii, i u Hi nn nml tan I'm l. "II- r n til ,11. I,ii'. nll'l IO'7 uf ill" livl isml j UH, i. o II e I III'" I Mill -i, alnl mil I.,' .JhIic Willi nf,') H, Me ri'Wiine nn I wlllia j,-"ler ri Ifiirit pi Am, i i li -r--l i ,i; Piil t-ti'l la. ur, 4.11 1 10 (lie ffiifr i-nf"ri rn.f ii l iiir In i-r-M'to iViiiiit'efca In iiji n mi trim., I'Kilii'ii .il.ti irlieliiT mrlly In irmiplt tlirini h Prt.-u l-ini'Ty nt nntiuor ultlilii the i I In-' il I.IIH l nr' il l.lir i '1 Id- suction wns intended to rciulro tho Soc- I retnrr tn siu iiolvnuhM-ertlieiiuestloiiwhotlier American Interests wnro l.olim sacrillced and loroittn intereits iiduiinoil under tho pniMMit I I hist, .in i.f iilai'inu Ameilcjii t iistoius (lltlreis on ('ann'll n -nil to sea cms nnd attend to thi'li ioipIIiik (in lr. WnFlibiiriin'H motion, 1 this iccthiu was sti token out. and a section i mi' Mittito I winch I.U' s inr liifni million ol a i .'.'cneril clini.ietei only nrd does not I ton ii a .dl on the points Included in iho i-oction ns it o'lulnndr roml. Wlion Pei atoi i ill mn's ntteiitinn was callcil to Ilm way In wliieli his refoliitlou lind boon I cmasciilaied, l,o oxpresscd Mirpriso Hint i-o mi oil liiiP'irtnuio was attached to tlio chain.".', iih'cli lm had Hiipno-eil was only!utl.u In- Inicsioi pittinu 'ullei'lnloru.niio.i. Later In th d iv, liKiieinr. I o lopiiired tho mistnko by li'iuiindip tiicH.ii piirncrnph wlilHi lunl boon I nn pped in an uiueudod futm, nnd sccutcu Its llduplR'Il. liei lehoiilallio IirecklnrlilKO of Arkansas inado nruumont In his own behalf to-day Pa loin tho Jloithu Commlttco on I'loctloua, which iscnnsldorliiL' his titloto his sent. Ho rend a lohK I rief prepared b) o-Attornoy-Gonorul .(iailniul. This paper attacked tho siib-eoui-liullce which visile, I rkaiifUs for its lulluio to take tehiimoii) puilfeiuil Id Mr. Hrockintldlto. (is. b r liistanci,, in ilie tnse of ballol boxes where the count uas Inipiurni'd nuilwlinio Mr. liiiickliiuil'.'o was pot allonud to proio tho ote in ileinll. It was also nib irod ns it mnttor of oniplainl Unit tlio Kiib-commltten had in-led iidieispli npnii tlm applications wltlioui refer eiicii to tin) (nil ciiinmnico. As tnT.il Iiii'h les. tiluniij- int-nrditi' me slealln.' f tlm ballot time ni lli mi oniln'. tlm 1'i.e! unis that Taylor was i.y his nwii onleiiB on nil neenn pllcn: that lis I' stimmiv w.i' inn stpiiu: Hint it proiod i tno nn ch, and Hint by tlm rules of oildtince i Mnniilui.' alone ninl uncorrol'in-iitcd, it was I w oi l lilies Muivo or. llio ciouts dctcrlbed by i,.iSir inr miti. 'fffiir;--iMm7wra-B Taylor lind hnd no moro effect upon tbo olectlon In the district thnu upon tho leeiion for .linyor ot ow Vork. Tlio recoiu lalloil utterly lo short Hint llrocitinil'lKo wns not plectod but. on tho o intiary.lt sbowol that ho Wiisoloctpd. Tlioiefmn Ii ns n.M surprising Hint John M. Clnytou. icnslble nnd wiso ns ho Wins suld to be, did l.i.t want to puniest Iho election, nnd yiolded only iipnn the reiiiiestsiif th3 lleimbdcnn lender-. licMvicuni: l.laMon h I iniiiilerer. It wns p i ec'ly ib-nr thut nothlni; i moro lould linxo uoon iinn u lind tlo mur deior tliiin In 'I beemlono by llio oflnors and people of tl e Ktiiiii. I oi he oi.i luded li rnidlnc of tlio brier, 1 Mr. Ulei MniliUo Mipiilome nod it bv n loiii; Htatemeiitiil tho fac,s it,iin hi- LnowleilKo com pited w-llh the klllii'K or iylon and tno cllorls to dl-coior tlm iiiuuIjio A Ftntement iiropnted nt tho l'ost Oillco Dotuttmeut shows tho total nuini cr o' irnns. nctlons in tho nptdntirunt tliii-ion of tho I ilopar'inent for tho jenr to haio boon i!12nl, I an nioraiio i.f licnily ai.nn el inont'.. oi I ol 80 pt till' f this pi irbpi- tiere were 4.IVJ lost (l.l'cos O'tabllslied. I.H.. disc n- I ttnued, and l,V?:i elnini:es ni nuuo and die. Ill tlm fouitli'iliiRs nl' ,0B there vet e.su.-.fi iii loiiitmeiiisi.il in count id rosleh.itiotis, .i.'cio I tin nn tit of icniomK ninl ft on nc ount of tl.o ilenili I osthinstori. In l'le-Ub ntml olt.cos tiieie woio-J.il .ippnIntmentB iiiinciniiut of res.i.'P it hub. .v,fl on nee ii tit ol Oipliutli'ii i ofi i otnini-sp'iis GJii on i count rouinuils, ,!l on il conn! ol the death of Po-ln astei, nnd l i.t on ncc'iint id olllcos bo"otiilm; l'rosldoiitlal. ot Ilie romnuils In nb laosun Inbuilt 1 Uii'j woto mndn on iho rotmrts in t Inspectors. In the 1. hits oi i lumen I of i nine nnd situ tlnrn wore only lini now upi nintu'ents. In e.'ieh of tlio othor !M4 I caso. the lii'iiinhelil t'oinc letnined In tlm I piimbc! neii olllces estntillslied durlm; tho 1 last II p.il year I'e'in-' liunla lends, h.iilai; a ,u. i Texas olloiis with ao7.lri:iiiiu with 10", hen- tm'ky tilth l't'.'. AlaPatua Mlili I'i7. uiul (toor- (tin with I'd. Now Hanip-hlio and llh"do Jsl.iiul eiicii had nine iiowolhces pstabll-IUMl. Wlileh Wns tho smal'i'St niiioiii; the Stntos. I lm new S nto oi Wii-huiuton nicten-od ItsoflUos liy I.'" Alaska bus thlce. 'Ilm numbor nf now oillcps in tin) istaip" and Tottltorlos is In- cre.isliiK rnpldlv. 'J henhole number of I'o-t tlfllres in opoi.itlo'i on .liny 1. is, u. was it'.'.iuti. 1 us uitiiiiist ,"i- 'i"!' in Ishl'. ,i7..ITf. in lsss, j.l.lli in li7 ,,,,,1 mi j p, i.sso, ihe i,crea-o diirlnu tlie last unr belt's H.lul. tho iari-est In tlio hist, ri ef the countij. Tho llicio.iso uttrilii; ls, was 1,1,2 i The .Senate nt 1 o'clock wnt Into executive I seslon. i n ino'lon oi Mr. Hl-cnik. for tho pur poso of eon-liluiln the nominations of tho Ihe appraisers nf merchandise rocently mndo lytnn I'ri's.di.iii under the i u-toms Admli.ls tra lie lull, i lm nominations were coiillrmcd 'lie Iho appiaisirs ipo l lintles II. Ham of llliimls. .lames A Jewell of New York, lioorco II. Miui-ponl New York, (iroritu llclienerof tho li-trctnl t'olumPin, and .losoidi 1!. Wil kinson ol I.oui'lana. 'Ihe uomlniitlon of 'J Immas li. Iiwln to be l'nstmastor of Cnr thace, Mo., was also eonllimod. Tho 1're'Ident to-dnr sent tho followlnc names to tlie M-nate .Minted Ii. ottleton of 1 .Minnesota to bo an Assistant 'ecolnry ol tho Treasury: Jnnies llusscll isoloy ot Mus-aclni- I setts in bo Assistant t-pcremry of tho Navy. l'rol .III" es I, hole) isnn.i'ive of Mnsncliu- 1 se'ts. and Is atiout in year-old. t thenu-eof Ill be (.'iiidualed Irom HaiMird t'ol'esje. nnd lor seiernl jearsw.is eiiirnuod no a tutor in a prhato liimll). (hi Ami. Is. 1 S7i?. lio was mi- jio'nlod a profpjsor nf mathematics In tho I n.i with tlm rank of Ci'inniaiidor. and was at onco asiciicd to duty at tho Naval Acad- mnv as pio'chs r of in'ornnti nal law and I I-mtlisli miiiIios. Ho coiiluuol to pc-xethus I i.ntil Juno l.'i. lsS'.'. when lm uailetuelied nnd I rmiiil t 'n ta.-lilnuii u t.s Librarian of tho I Nnial Library and ofllcer t c'larco of tlio pni.tl war reciirds. He roslunod Ms eommls- sbm in Hip ii iiv this morii'ii.' le cider t" ml. w the l're-..leii' to send his irime to the cnatn ns Assistant .-dietary I'or'cu'ral wen', s past lie liaiiei terlainoJ tho teciotnry at hi-hou-o in Hits clti. lieprcsenta'iio Vaux to-dnv introduced a rPS'dnthiti ieiii"slnc the (oinm.tt"0 on Ap propriaMoiis tn report tho total numunt uppro prl ited fur i nch and all tho i!pi a-tmeiitt-. of llces. nnd neepeies f tho i.oieinineiii tor ihe piesont llse.il )enr. ninl th" estlui-iled alii' unts to b" ai'tioprl..ted f' r Ho von ended Juno M, Is p. Tho rosiiiiitln'. nlso .isl;s tor a state ment nf the co-t "f disbiirsii.i; the nppropilu tlons, lm luilim: tln salciies nt nil umplojecs concornod in tho itisi.ur.-oiuont. i-oicinl suits were bronuht to-. lay bv A. S. IV.itt A sons, nntlonsl Imiik nccuts here, to obtain n 'u.'blnl ..etermiiiation "f certain nuestions in ici.'.ird lo the taxes uponthecii culHtim; note- of the nati mil banks it Is understood ,h.it it will be ioniei nmoni: other tl Iiii:-. tl.nl tho tnx- Is Inialid. fnr tho r ason thn- i ro islons which Impo-m I tho tax upo i Piipit 1 Muck, deposits, and circulatlni: nnte.s of tho national bunks wore never pas-ed in the manner necessary to make them a Mild enactment they h.ivlui.' originated In the sen ate by nay of nn amendment to a IIouso bill which was not a bill for ralslni: revenue. A stn'etnont prep-ired nt the Pension Unrein shows that out of tlm 1. .71. clerks nowemi loiod in Hint bu i enu i'l.'l are now diawlni; pensions, Applb atlu'is ior potiM. t s r m I tly-one otlieis nro now p'-ndlnj;, twepty-elttlit undei tho old bins and twonti-threo nn h r the iccont net. TlieC nm i-slonor h.is dlrcctod Hat njonna nont record be kept shnwlnj; tlm number of pensoneis and the n ihUm nial.lUs' uppllca tlons for pension iu that buioau. Chnlrman fV,o!e of -tho Interstate Com menu i oniniis-mn has retnincl to Washini: tnti appiri'iitl) cump'otnly icstnred tn health, nn i li.is iesii,,ieil ins nltlvla! di t'C-. Tlie.c .nii missii'ii lias .!ei Idcd t! at it will Isstie an order inakiiun re Inctlon In ctnln rates irom Iowa. Npb'ii-kii Kansns and .Missouri to M. 1 uls nt il tint Missp-slppi l.nor nnd toChicaco. I'mul prodiic rntes east nf the .MisslsM'wii. and not in volt ed in other suits before tho Commission, J mo not found to bo excessive. Pro'. James It. Soley th's mornlnc resigned his place in Hie inivv nnd was nppolntod As-pi-tant hecre'uryof tlm Satv '1 lm nomination nf l'rof. Soley does not clvo satisfaction nt the depuitmeiit umoni; naval ofllcnrs. wlm do not tako kindly to the promo tion oi a junior ofllcer lo so iii'lueiiiuil a phne. l'rof. s,00y m. l,een tho -ub.eit of -idvorso dls'-ussiou etc- slnro Secroiary I htimlh'l rot.clit his counsel. The 111 'eelliu continued tliionch tho Whltnoy ndpilnl-ti.i-Hon, and ha- ben it ereused by the eon-plcti- i ous lriciidlilp between ecreiaiy I racy nnd I rof. sci,, wliieli bei.,-111 wi'li tlm prepara tion by tlio Intier of coriain dociiinoiits. aumtic them Vi. 'Irnev'.- Hist ann ml loport. I Commndore llanisa) nnd l'rof. hnioi aie not frlendh. the resi.lt nl oil elal dllTprepees nt tho Nat.il Acndeiii) when both wero on dutv theio. When ommodorn llanisa, cuine to tho do- pAltmeul Pi of, ,-soloy I, ml Ills ollno, tlio cure of nnvu record-, ipmotml from tho snperi'sion of tiio lltiriian 1 Siivlcitlnn tn tlm t ranch knoHii as ilie Heerctnn's olllce. Unu olllcer. I pmmiiieni as nn us-oi into ot tho -'peti'tnr). sail tie iiiipiiintiuoiit wns an eta-ion of Ihe siibit ol iho Inw. which culled for, n I'ltlllnn Some ullnwnnce for tho ciltl dsms i oJoPIcp'h must Lo mid) on account of per- l snnul lenlonsli'h. There is imone wh iloutds I ro' bolej'sn'illily, ills lonit' onnectloi. with i depiirtnient allnlr". nml hi- tin rousli kimtil- I o.ii-'e of pi.icticiil and U'chnical t.atnl mat'ers, Is luneeednd 'en by those v ho do not liko him. Miull.ir unfavor-iUo loinment would i hat a boon mndo of any selection Irum tho navy. i An effort Is belni: made to prevent publicity I IipIiiB i.'iven to the c irospotidoiice lief.ieen I tlm ..nt rei ii ynf State mid tho biltls'i .Mlnlsier I with iplntioti to tho ilcliilm; Sea ciintrotorsy. it Is iiii'lerslonl that the coitesp 'tidonco Is iimti' Interestini;. but It Is tlmuuht to liillll wl:o In lirlni; up tor discussinn am hi ch that p. id lime occur.-"il In the necoilnlliins. In v!o'of the lii'l that tlioso nouo'iatlons hn'n been resume I, J oar Is otpressej that It inlht liatii ii'i irrllnllnu o"oct I. the entiio cor P soon ion- o Is published. It Is not ceituir. ot tthnlhertho coirosponiluuco will ho uitou out. I'lltll'lltlilS" lo Si, Anne lie ISrHlliirr, N'liii'Vtrit, .Inly 10,-Somo tvonderfnl ouios lintobien iviouclit rocently ut tho beautiful Miilnn of St, Anno do Itcaupro ut (Juelioc. nnd th" t ntholies of tlds iSiuto nro airnnplnu a pll Kilmiice to tlie nncloiit cliy on July 21. P.toiy parish in Connecticut Is bulled, and I: Is likely that nn impo'lm; budv of rnlluioiiH plli:rims will stmt uoithwnrd by tiuiii on Ilm datn iioiod. A spei ial 1 1 am Is toloato Ywitoihury nt 7 A M., July -l.i rosin ihe Mate by w.y ot Hatl ford, 'tillimaiiiic nml I'litiiuni thcuco "ii to vioicostci. and no'tliward. Pilgrims will lo taken nboanl nl nil slaib n. The Hot. lather A Uaillioioi I'nlt III. i. In tins town will ini.n clinruo of Iho piluilnis fiom this put of tun State. The -ick lume, nnd IiIIm it'll join In H o pilitrimin;". hnplnu Hi he healed ot Hielr In lliimties at tbo wondvrlul idiiiiio of St. Anno do Lcaupiv, All Ilrll'ess rn.i'il liy 11 Kliirm, WonsTitn, Ohio. July Id. -A friuhKiil Ihiindor stoim, uccompunled by hlith wind and huil, passed otoi onit.'ess township ne.ti liero, on Monday. Mies Zoima llouran. ono of tlio rbh ost younu' womoii iu Ohio, was drltini: homo nnd wns cnui;lit In tho storm, Mho did not I renoh home, and was found In tho woods nfler tho storm was oror. Sim was u ratlin; muiilnc Near wheio sin) wns found scleral irecs h.id been blowu dntvn, and one had besu struck In liituimm:. Tho filuhtlulr.ess uf Hm stonn hud dethronod hm leusou, Mie lias been n laced in tlm Tolo'ln liisnno Atvlum, It I" (cared, n noi o- i loss niuniue. i tsimtliiTii N"tv IIiitIhiiiI rii lm 'tr -ni'-si, JlRlciTi'ir, .1 .i pi A im',-iUi -rial Mhuevi'ii Int or tli snuiliern ev l.i gUinl s. Iiuriui lluiiil o eieit l.im iilntii ui l.sit 1 ud I'mk "ilifro mri nuiri) urn winiieri uf print. J T Mfiem ef SpriuiMI'l! t4kln i'ri nioiif i ti) m fior of 1 -i nceinl unit ilie I llmiicy na uIlliU'l t'etwrfra .tl P rrlrr suit I A. Il.-y ken n. Nm Wk Itifvii cinciuiltil null n rrsuJ opu air faatlv&laa Pll mi iLc UAikUi IU ttfiiliiM. ITIIEYOKKTOWNINDRYDOCK j II KU BTKV.t. VI.ATKa XOT IS SVCtt j iiah to.vrio.v AVTr.n all I The Knicllsli Itert 1'iilnt on lifr llntl nt I Knoll, tint n font ol Amrl-lrnn 1'iilnt tilll Rrplacp ItTlie i'rucrss or Plltlnc. Tho rankest Inllilol on bonrd tlio Tnlled Plates inuti-nf-wnr lorktown whispered n prntorjosterday mnrnliii; whonho lofthUborth to Hie cfloct thai tho day inicht brluitforlh no disaster. It was nn eventful dnv to ctery man contiectcd with tho prettiest eiulsernllonl." In the first place thcro wns the dinietilt job of jtett ins horeafelv into the dry do"k, and then wns the irioio Important 1 robl in of how bndlv Hio bottom nl.'itts had I cell pitted. Kiel)- snllor kuntt'.s that It Is tioe.'isy work to plnco a iipiitysieel tpssel rlclit sldu up with care in tho tory 11 1 ot In the dry doik v: ere nccordlnir tn nil I'lileulntlons, -ho omiht to be. It calls for the most careful llmuinc and just nsenro lul 1111111 1 uviliii: ml execution iittcrit.ird. At-'i o'clock in tho morulnj; tlio prepara tions fur i ini'lm: the u sol in tho di y dock weio be.'iin. Piforo tho waler was let Into tho dry dock tho blocks on which tho Yorkiown was to rest weie adjusted In such a innnuor thut they would not bo likely to i.'ct out of place. The orktown looked her bonuty ns sho slowly rodo Into tlie dock. Then llio lnlter wns closod ann the fteam pumi s woic sot at work tn pump mil tlm w. Her. Il uns exuctlv til when this tmrk was lm I !io.l and a clieereamo Ir.mi Hincrot.- nn I tlm olt.cois nml moil In tlio yard tt lio li id gathered lo see now shu e.uno through the oidoul. Iho eentr 01 thoYoik tottu's keel lay exncil) in Hm oin'.reoi tin) biii"ls 011 tho t.nttom nf tbo iimk. lmmn il ntely tho orsu tvoio set to t.ork with biiciiels 01 water and Icooins to a nop or, iho bainnelos mid othnr parn-lticnl 1: oiiths Mint lnul clum; to the I dtoa. all tlio tiay ncross tiio At antic fiom the Medlte.ruiieiin It look Home tune to do till', and then llio olllcer- mndo tho nil. wis 1:1! sunwies in tho Hi ist place ,1m pitted par's of tho si0,. .a;o lunl mown lm moimi mi.co lh"v t.en etatuliied ut Miilln. piini to iho ml.l wns sabiin: Tor this p ut. In thnM'Cniiil. tl o l'.ii'lish red paipr Hint hud bee 1 1 ut mi tho hull bsdon th i water line lind worn nl Iu miun up. ts. It ins ell 1 dent that the paint was not unto the ro.tilie-menl-, nnd closei pxiiminiiiiuu lotodod tlio pie-enco ol nreiilc, wliii'h lind made It nioto II ible to conii-mn Hi nn it woii'd ordlnailly bo. a now coat of Aiiuulcm ii.uut will take Its place. Tin Si", reporter iiemmpanleil thn ofllcer of the day in a trip tluo.iL'h Hie diy dock In tho iifiein. on n-oto nf men More a till busy cleaiiimr nnd scraplm: ihokoel. Onttiostai- liuanl -ido. about thn o foot bolow the wutor lino and six ti et troin Hie stoin, was an onli- I uiiry looklin; scrntih not morn than thioo Inches in width. It ill. In I look as th tilth il I'oii'detnn do uny burin 10 tlio bU m.isslto te.ssel Hint po'sed so unicelully in tho centio nl thoilui-k. The oIIIcpi said, liowcter. that it I was a tcry seiiotis lilemisli. which inlitht bate Worked a con I deal id mischief had It been btalmie, "That oxtoii Is 11 iiuntler of 1111 incli Into tho steel plate." bo slid As the plato Is only thioo-oliHithsof nn inch thick. )ou can fee Hint it wouldii t bo plea-ant to hnto It uo tlm other o'-e-oulith. It it did. there would be a hole in tho hull blc enoiuh to let In tons ot water, lam L'lad to say that tho plttlm; nil oter tho litill hns not Incienscd any smce II was examined iu Malta. All steel undiiou es-e s. ns eel illy 'ho former llio liablo to Pittini:. Tlio teselsof tho I'mtH-h nnv hato 1 Miftored n itiont deal ,rom this. Thotcxntious thlni; at out pittini; is that it has hilheito been 1 impossiblo to do'nimlne iixnctl) 11 hat It Is duo to. II mat- I e coiroslon. or it muv lm cnlxauic action Tlio iieltttil of oplulon now Ine 1110- to the latter tncort. As soon a wo found Hint 1 thn hull or tlio 'i'-rktown was pl'to I. wocon- pluded to i;et out ot the Moditoii.incuh Iho waters r f which ntoesioclnlly futorabio to tho umwlh o' plttliii:." The ofileer pointed out .1 heavy block of nno on each of tlio ihoi olior sliaii-. It was placed tlio e. he said to s,!to llio steel plates from Hio full loreo of iho calvanlc action, inc. btir.K a sn'ier metal attracted iho ole ti leal currents Wicker than steel. There was another bad 1 spot n tho starboard side of tlio hull but this I w.is not unite so far advanced as the other. 'ihoro w 're si ot.s nil oter tho pint side below the water line but they didn't amount to any- I tnini:. Tho nibccr said that tho asicrtion cf a inoruitie paior, that tbo eiiu-n nf tho pitting lay In the (lovornnient's tests was absurd. If, ns this aitb-lo nsterts." ho said, "tho plates were hurt by tlie aclu in which tliey wero plckiid. nnd Willi li. It is iillcRod. was not all lemoxed. il would hnto teen shown In a very hort time. Neither tt mi 'd It bate been confined to little spots, ns In these plates. Tho tact is that tho two worst places on this tessel wero caused by scales 01 cinders. 'I (10-0 wore In tho metal 1 when it came from tho furnace, nnd wero mllod I in without lielnu' noticed. Helm; softer than I there-tit the elnl. s, tLoy fliat succumbed to I tho t-'iihnni" notion." A Hoard of Surtoy. as it is cnllej bus been 1 font on by tlio I ntteil Stntos iioiernmont to ex.imlnn too pitted pin. is nnd to ileteimlne whether anybody is nt fault. If it is found that thoro wero scales m the nltectcd platos, tho Cramps who built tlio lorktown, mnv I o held to nee 'tin'. Tho liunrd mm order ii'w platos 1 pit' In, or merely hnto tho pitted spots llllcd In Willi 1 onietii. I j Idle the outsido of tho tpssel wns belncox- nmlned ycstenlny workmen wore busllt in- catted In rep urine tho steerini; uoni. thile tlm orstown was so 1 miles off tho Aore-. tho til o- ropes -lipped out or position nnd allotted a innss nf m. oi, 11 cinded In tho stcnrlni; cear, to thiiiup nunlnst the steel sldos of tlm hull. It I was a niiesib 11 as tn whether the hull plntes would Kilo or tlm steel car would bio. ik. Two 1 fi'cel r ds. oach Iho Inches 111 diamctor. which worked one of the cross arms, snnpped oiTand lett tlm tpsspl almost helpless. These rods are 1 unit- holm; rop'a'.'ed. Tlm disposition of tlio oiktown after leatlnu tho dry dock is still proLli'tuntkal. a isitiniKi.rs luruncc aicnni.vu Mr. Ilnrnum. Sues fur Separation from Mrn. f'onillrl, fhnrlns II. IJarnum. a trnvellinc salesman for n Liberty streot jowollor. hns bei;,in proceed- inits in tlio Stipiomo Court In lirookljn fornn nb-oliito dltoreo from his wife, Annie Uruco p Ihirnum. A slnculnr stuto of nfTniia elsts bo- tv.oon tl.o cnuiilo. Mis. Hnnitini havinc loon mairicd in Ilrooklyn on Juno 5 last to l'red I). Condlct. also a truvolllni: s-ilesmnn for a New York laco house, by tho Hot, A. I!. Pritchard. Sheclulms to hat 0 lind already obtained a dl toreo in I'loiidn from tho Hist husband, but ho aters that ho hns been kept In lunoranco of tho fact, nover hinltu; romlvod nut noilllca tiou Hull sho had taken such irocccdlnu'.s, and nnto.- hutjiu; bcon served with anv pipers. I lifoio hor her miirrinue Mr. liarnuiu was Miss Annie (irncoWood, a ilnuuhter of John Wood Hm rultmi attorn furnituro dealer, and I lot u His .eadliu.' tiiirtoe and one o, tlo hiei I Plliais In tlm llrookhn Taberiiacio Miss Wood 1 nnd 11111: Mr. Iian nm LoIuiikoiI to tlio Tab- I eiii.i.-lc Minday S'-h ol. and their n:.irriai:o 111 tlio old set o.nioiliotu sneer chinch on tho 1 etoni il of Lot. le, l-i"i, 1 aused a bbr sen-a- tmii union;; tlm members nf Dr. lalmat'os J I I'nck. ibo hiinctmoiin howetoi, hud hardly I been ended when t-orious iils-cnsloiis beuaii to 1 1 oris. 1 lietweeii liiem, 'Iho joiinuti'ifociuitliiiied, 1 it is mid to nciopt tho ndmiiiitpiii nnd It mi I intent -otnoiit tho youiiK biichol'irs ol the 'Jnb 1 miiucle, inceltiin; thoin in Midi a miiuiiei as to 1 nious.i ilm '0 ibiiisy nf lier husbii'iil. 'IIpi ijii ir lids be. tiei'titlii'in, lm tin- and other rensons, weio reimitol at reuul.ir liitorvnls. I i Mr. pari nm 1 lalms Hint his joslnusi- tins Mist j UM'iteil by ncldeiitiilh dbeoierlna H1.1t hit, wi o tv. is c 11 rtint; on ncorrespo' do 1 n wltli n fin mei admlioi-. '1 lm tliiul supination tnnk P'aco one nluht about n year and 1 ball niter thoii in.irri.iuo. wiicu Mr-. Ilainuui packed up her tliinct and went lo bin- fathei'- house. Tlierowoio some ellorls to brlnt; thocui'lo toKoiliormtn.n. but thoy tvoio imt suciessful. i'ur ni"io llian Hum years there has boon no 1 An,.,,i.iilii.lini, Iuiiwuhii tliinn. I cominiinli'iiilon between them. Mis. Illinium tins ius-ed from Ilrooklyn for n considerable time, nnd It Is now iiinlnr-tnoil 1 tliat she wont to 1 101 Ida so "li a ter the solium- Ho 1. A year nc" she returned lollrooklin nml continued to resldo ulili Imr Inthor until her innniiu'O in Iliiiii. lo Mr. C01 diet. Tho hitler mnrilaite. althouKli invty eondiictod, ..1- not eiulioly secet. ills Cnwllct uppiMii'il nt tho recent oti'ti--lon 01 tho I nbeiniicl Mindny school wllli Imi second husl'iiinl ui.d inlio- dip od him 10 u 1 her aciiiuiiitaiice). Mr Unr- iiiiiii hoitoior piofossosto liai-e been kept in llttei lu'tioi unco oi Hio second iiinrri.iL'o until ueail) n mouth nllor its cole hintioii. Mr J,aiuum liashcen iitiuunt 1 tl Jorulemon sti '.it fiiit-o Hie -iiparutloii fiom his wife Ho was soon last nluht but refused to mako my slatemelil, 'JiitRieo Wood inado this slateinont- "My 1 dauuutoi'h seen .d mnriliiKo was perfectly I leunl. 'ho secuipii a dlim-co from Mr. Ilnr- 1111111 while sho was psidlni; ut loscnnt Itv, ll.i .Mr. illinium was -oriod both by inibll- 1 cation and by m dl Mi. Hood said Hint Ins dati.-hinr was ut Montclnlr. N. J., when tho linpiTH were served at Ills house. She would 1 nottiytn euulo Jortlco, hut would take tho jiapcrH and Icnoio thorn. Hor first husband not only lullod to support her, but droto tier from his house, Mr. V, oodsaid. with a revolt er. Tn l'rnlmt Aziilnst Ilm I'nrcr Hill. Cni.uttin h, Ohio, July Hi. An Indignation nifihsiuoetinulias been called for this city for Suturdiiy nlclit next, to protest aijalnst tho p.issaKoofthe I'orni bill by Conuress. Theio arc niui n t linn llio hundred slithers to tho cull, and Hi" list Is headed by Allen (1. riiuriii.ni. I -Con'iesMuan (leonjo I. Contorsn II, J. llootli, Hot, Campbell. Mr. Th u nil an nnd others will address tho mootln-;. Whin littn li.thn villi I'nnit'i rtr't dlluteil ullti wmcr i.tdiihlutcaadmiliuriilliuE. asu. J Sisnnrner Weakness L033 of Appetite. Sick Headache, Quickly Curod by Hood51 SarsaparsESa Mit. uiiiiti'.s iiin-i 1 a'.- siitj'iivii.Dr.us. j The (lull Inslttiiil ,1 lis Klin! In Ainer- I leu ninl ttir 'liillll III tils- tVilltd. A enne of wotkmon took possession of a plot nl thiitcon ncios of itiontd on lordlmm Hoiulitn io-tciil.-iy, nnd beitnn Ki.idlni; pro-par.-id rv to illtritliu; the foundations lor tho 1 now Webb Acadomy nnd Homo for Shlpbulld- crs. inrdhnin HclKlits is in tho niiunxvd dis trict, nml slopes ubruptly to the uorthoast I bank of the llnilcin Iiltor. Tho plot of ground broken ycslorday Is on tho edeo of tho holithts, troiitliiKou sedctvlck avenue, nnd looks down itluin tho tracks of tho Hudson lllvcr ltiillrofid, nnd ht'tond to tlio Hurlcm llivernnd Wushlnc ton lleluhts. It is noir Washington lltldfo, and commands a line view ot Illith HrldKo, Tho now homo nnd si hool Is bcluc built by 1 Mi. Vi. H. V ebb, who mndo his foituiio build iim ships. It w dl be tiio "lily insiliiitiiin of tho kind In this country and the third In the world. 'JI10 other tttn uru iu London and P. ills, re spcctltely. Ml. Wobbuot his Idea from theso Institutions, both uf iihi. h ho tlsiiod leforo ho settled 111 c u tho plan nnd bcopo of his own. Ho proposes to Improto upon thorn Iu it num ber of ways. Tho object of tho institution Is tonl'orit' qraniftoiK ad. suppott. nnd roll of to the at'ed dociepil, uitulbl, Imlittont. or tin forlunaio men ivl.n luitn been, Pliitimcd in l.iilldih". hulls ol ships or to-si-ls, 01 in. 11 Ine ciiKiiies lor such, or anv pints of either tlio hulls or I'lu'l' os in any section 01 tho I nlted Slate", to ether villi iho iiitiulwltos of Midi peious, and also lo protldo und fur nisli toany y nnc man umitito or iltl;-cnof the L'mtod Mtiites, w ho may, upon examina tion proto himself competent, ot ctodchar uotor. and worthv, lien oducntlon In tin. art. scioi ce, ;iint prnlosslo'i of shlpbulldlui; mid mntlno enuinn Iniildini:. both theoretical nnd prnctunl. liiKotliei with board, lodcinir, nnd necessary impleinonts and mntorinli. whllo 00- tiiinlni; such instr iction." The pliins for tlio new hulldini; have been dr.itvii by Arclilleet A. It. Jenniuus The build- 1 incw'lll bo Lm feet lnni; and nil lent wide. 1 Tlio mnln bullilliii; wld be lour stories hlch 1 with n biisemont nnd eel Inr. At tho north end a totter will nso ton storlos, nnd at the south 1 end thorn will bo n inn n tower founoen -toiles bhtli. Thn piaturiul nf ilm builillnc hns not yet been decided upon. Mr. Webb will spend about ll.iiuii.iitu on the entire insiiluiii 11, of which onlv nbout too.ii'iO will bo detotod to tho main liulldins. If o- ima'.es ol coulractois are la tniable ilie buildlm: will bu ot hewn uloue. 1 Otlierwi-o It will be 1 f brick. 'Iho llrst lloorwlll hato reception rooms, pnr- lors, dlinni: hulls, wltiito ro ins f r inanneers 1 and professors, ami tho like, "iho museum, lain miotics. and hospital, bvo'iier With a few dormitories, will occupi tho second Hour Tlio thud llooi will contain Uermitorlo-. and the toil Hour Mill bo iletoied to ouiict'lnnul pur-po-es. Tho draftimr rooms will bo In tho 1 nniihito-t tower, which will lo 1M) foot In lioisln. Wllliim J. Hileynf Kini;sbrldi;e has th contract ior hulldini;. .Mi Webb has nbtnlned a charter for tho in stitution, wile h names tho lollowlnc trustees: James M. IlioMii. hteton-on Tailor Thomas s. lifiwlnnd. Charl-s S. smith. Iticlinrd Poll -ion. W. P. Trowlrldi;. Henri .Steer. liarlos II. 1'iamp 01 Philadelphia. Albert J. HoKert. nndW.li. Webb. Uno work of buildlm; will be pushod rapidly. .vi:ir route's intuit clixtox mr.r.. The I'orncr Slnnr of (lie Mrrrnntlle X.t lirtii)'ff mt ltultitlni; I.illil 1'cntrrdny. Tho cornor stono of what will bo the third Clinton Hull in the history of New York wns laid tostoidns afternoon on the site of tlio ono locontly torn down on Astor idnco nnd I'ourtli ntentio 'Iho two lirotlotis Clinton Halls and tho one now beim; constructed hnvo all boon designed ns homes for tho Mercantile I.lbinry. Tlio cotemonv this tlmo wns n very informnl one. Chairman Henry A. Oakley and Iltiuh N". Cnmp of tho liulldlnc C immlttoo. in the nre enco of n few others intero'ted in the Llbrniy, 1 I Incini; tlm copter l x of memorials In a cat ity In the tro.it itr.iy stoi o nt tho in rlhenst oilier o! tho loundutlons nnd tl.o tviirkuieu lowirlni; otor It a huso ma-a of cut rod rand sione. Tho l.rst Clinton Hull was built in 18:10, nt tho coiner nf .Nassau and ileokinnn slreots, now oecupled liy 'Jetnplo miit J he Mernn tilo l.i'.iary was thun n now Institution, tn 1 -VI. Hie ity hatini; urown fur nboto tho old site. Hie llnton Hall As-oclntlon sold tho 1 roperiy and purchase I iho Aster Place Opora Hou-o which it runindelied and alnw-t lobullt. It was iiedicato 1 o tho t'ses ol tho library on Juno s, is 1 1, and remained its homo until 1 April of this yonr, when lis Insuillcicnl capacity Hindu It necessary to remote the llbiary to other ouarlers while tlio old place wns beinc torn down nnd n blither ,,im constiiictod. 1 Tlie new buildlm: hns nlrculy boon described nnd illustrated in Tin si's. Il will be the I talle-t nnd most conspicuous bulhlintc In Hint 1 art of tlm city. Tlio book trade 01 the city centies mound that loc.uii). und ii Is expected Hint most or the stoics nnd ol'ices in tlio new tiiilldlnc will I 0 occupied foi the purposes of that trude if Hie eieht storlos of the builillnc iiboto the street tho upi or two will bo used ex- clusltely for tho library. Tl.o others will bo lentcdont. The bulldliii; will be of bull brick sprii Kim: from tooled cranlto base", wlih doors lestlnc 011 steel beams llllcd In with hollow buck. Jt will bo llrepioof It i to cost 4"iO,unO, nnd be eomplotoj by April 1 noxt. 2. T. Ilnrmim Apprnvcis of Hnnduv Ilnuil I oitcerlM, IJr.inoTr-nr.T, -luly 10. P. T. H.irnum has publicly expressed his approval of Sundny nftornoon band coneorts nt Honsido Park.'and, as one of the Park Commission has ulven per mission to tho YVhooler A Wilson band to por forni 11 sacred concert on the grand stand noxt Sunday. Some of tho church peop'e. who hnto been holdlni; dully niornlni; prayer meetluits silica tho Mills lovlval a low Weeks ncu, hnto expressed llioir desire to have Hie concerts suppies-ed. nnd will ende.itor to enrry their opposuin to success (hmfof I'o'lco Lyliiiiils 1 has Imon reiiio-t"i to forbid tho Siniduy mn- sic. Imp ho ionises to iiitorfeio and sn)stho Park oiniuls-loneis liato control of tho nutt ier mid unless distill b.inccH occur them will be uoaires'i madn by iho police J ho J'rosecut 11m Aturney ttns ippiom hod on tlie stibjoe'. but lie will make no arre-'s unln-s c .niplnbils urn in;. do bv chinch people 'wauisi Indltidual liieinliersnf tho I'lind nritKiilnsi peciatnis. Thnso wlinoipnsetlmcni'.ceitson tlio itround if mora Iiv say that bund music nn Sunday will tend to mako dcecrat.oli ol the Snbbnlh I iimro i.'enorni. I oader l'en r of thn bind ro piles Hint Iho chinches theins. Iioh hire his musicians o play iu 'lm sn icii.a. i at raster and Inlstmas, and Iho unis'c its-lf Mill bo of tlio shiu" i.'oueiul chai.icloi- as pei formed nt those leB IV. lis. Ho camiot sen iho illfloii'iiCM from oteii a Chris ian stnndi" Int betnrun plajlnu tbo i.'re.u massci, impni's or in tlio open air, whero tliousands 111.1 bo lienellted, I 'J lie llrot conceit will bu ulten on Sunday no.xt. I Iln Wrnl llomii lo I'luil l!l Vt'llc tlnnr, j Nittv I.ovnos. July 1C When Thomns Terry went Irom hU day's work to his homo at Po'iuonnoc Uridce, a rural hnmlot Iu (iroton, 1 the othorduy. tho house wandaik ami almost dosertod. His tilfohad rnu unity with youni; I IDron llouo. anovor-do-weil chap nl tho til- j 1 Inco nnd left her Utile foitr-ieat-old ilaiiithtor In tho moot. A Tounirei child she took wiili 1 1 Imr. Mr. Potry will mako no hiss oter tho I ulopemeiit, but Mis. Perry s lliuhl Is lne.x- I I'llcihlo 10 otcryouo. she had a PlPusnnt home, appealed to bu happy, and hor liu-hund 1 1 had boon kind nnd Indulitout. It is uol known tvhithor tlio coup.o havo Hod. I'liliiniiiiliirii VuiulrrlillCn DiutiHiter' Hr. rurlllrM, Tin jtcutor of lh will of .r. I.tlif llnibi V. Allen n itiuuliier nf iho Isle ('omm"Jor VsnJertnit, lime a mil IKiiithii! In tlie huprrmo l "iin clnt llmirr Allen nrnl 1 fhrlfl tf, bieaj. coiiipnslinc tlio UnnklnK Urm of lAllen Jt btcail, to rtcover I'-'iO.oho, tte mine of ccrtulu eecurl lire lieM l.y theni for liur. It licliiirsul Hut prior lo ml "luce I.f r .lentil. Hie defeinlsnle hsie. Ii)jinilictl Hie leeurlilie fur lumie to ilietii.eitee ufllieu' n) u lie .rut from Mr". Ainu r ner nutiir Mrn Allni illr.l in HeiiieinUr l"ii. kii-I Hi" i ioiii iut f J eeun III lUnli lnl Ilie ile(enillil pr'wiifnl iniernerio mini V llir ..AUitiltelofurnlis I HI ol lnrlUMilir.nl I 10 Hie fcnrlilf li k'e.l In lisle l"-eii lit piUIU'cme-J mi't 1 ttie j. iiitiil.-lii list.. iitii siei1 frui'i li mt or.ier teterilay tin rtei more Hike I Indue Alulrrir-u! die -in rem" 1 unri toeniyai 1 roi'ceiliiiKi en. 1.11. tl.e apj enL Jn I ileiua MSI le-eirej j 1'imt Tinllis lm- 'riioiieimil lalnmts I Itsreiirmnti'mtral i-UUnii ibn') Hi Nw lorkl'en Iml mo"l' 11 Pll llirnuli U truer e'p.nir cur I tn 1 .eyiou, inij nt 11 is 1' M with luroui.li Marnier I llrenllirsr to a' Viu.rnl iln I pi a. iiikli; dlr. t 1 riiiiiiecii'.ii null eltainere (or AltxinarU Pay ani 1 I ILuiniua Uland rcioru, xtv, UOEBX'T WAST 1IK11 I.OVEtt l'DXiatlED. Silas Tonne Hnys it mis All Her Fnnll, nnd I lint lllrun lllilu't Illl Her nn Very llnril. Policeman Jnmcs J. Illooo of the Vnlon Mar kot station wns on trial bef tie Commissioner Voorhls yestordn'- forasstiuitlrji; Miss Johnnna Vouiie nnd arrestlti hor on a charito ot dis orderly conduc- wllhout rnuse. MtssYoum; tortlllo I twit curly on tho evon lnc of .hina in she mot ll.onoon Ills post In Houston stioet nenr Avetiuo (1, nnd reprcnehod li I til bocaiiso ho pad not kopt an iippolnttnent for that day. Ho ordered hor to to awa), and wai nod l.or that if sho continued to bo'.hor J him ho'd nrrest her. Sho follmted him nb ns; his post, nnd lm turned nnd struck her a ory sliitht blow iu iho fnco. It was moro a tap than an J thine o!o," sho pnbl. "1 tins so excited tiint 1 can't say whethnr or not he irnvo nm Iho two othor bl ,ws I 1 roi cited on my hips Some ono in tho crowd 1 mlKht hato stun k inc. I have nltorod my I opinion ol tho clubbliu; since Hint nicht." 1 "Wlio has boon to too oil about It?'' askod I Commissi! nor ooihls. "I.o poi tors." nnswored MIssYoiinc. I "Has nny ono n'kod you to mako It llstit for j tho policeman''" "No, sir, 'wns tho reply, "mymodiflod stato i ment Is due (o thlnkiiiK the mattor oter." M'ssYouiii; said sl.o hud talked vcrv loud to Jilco.t. nnd inlclit have itlten him cntiso to nrrest her. Tho Ionises sho icciliud were tery tlnjht. she said. Ju-n women In tno I11111-0 wueri UiASoiim; Is now .-tayliit' say that for a day or iw 1 afor her uriest Jl.-s oimi; coin iniiiiiu I that tho bruises wero very paiiilul. (Jn ciosh-c tlinilhatlon by llleou's coiiiisnl she said sl'o tin- tery nnurv und ex cited when shu appronehed lileoo. and that she I lifted lu u disnrdcily manner An attempt was t.iado to show the relations j oxls'lna I etuceii Miss iouint nnd llioon up to 1 Ibotliiino' her arrest, bull nmmlss,onor Vooi I his would not a Imlt such testimony. 1 When lileoo was put on tbo stand ho deniod that ho lunl Used his club, nnd suld tlm woman 1 I. nil cilllMid a irowd to collect. Miss 1 iiuin; 1 didn't romoinber the ei oitd mid was about to I oiler her OM'itetimut ns nn oxetiso Ior the fnll 1 lire of her inoiuorr, but Cuminisli nor 1 oorlns stopi ed her. lileoo declnrnd Hint i'oilco Junllcu j 1 nttoison hud not permitted him to defend lilrnsitlr lileoo called at thn District Attorney's nlllco lnlnr In the day nml ctvo lull In fl.OOo to nnswer tho Indictments lound ncninsi him on Tucsdnt clinritlm; l.lm with u-siiult In the tliiul decree, his bond-iuiin was Leo Hutlor of ti'ia J its'. 1 luhty-llrst stmct. Policeman Lu;enn Mahonoy of tlio Elizabeth stioet station wa charnod by Nicholas Vour- nnlki. proprietor or ,1 reek restaurant nt tto.I Worth street with extortiii- monoy trom him 1 fur pollen protection, ninl with koeplni; would- bo-customor- Irom entoriui; his icstnurnnt. Aouruaikl snhl Hint ho met Mnlioimy on Hio 1 stieot on -lul) ii und Mahoney w.intod j for 1 doiui: the richt thine. Vournaikl kiho him t.'l. Mahonoy deiihd tnklnc tho money or so- 1 llcltini; it. Ho said that tho restaurant was 1 ireiiuented by abandoned women whom ho I droto away. Vournatkl's was raided In Juno as a ill-orderly house, and Vourunlkl was hold lor trial. lioundsmnn Pnnetof the Wost 12,'ith street station caarttoil Pollcoman (ioorito 1. McArdlo and William Monro with beim: oil post in 1 ltyan's saloon j.Kil Setonth ateniio.nu.Iuiv S. Tho Millcoiuen's posts iutoisoct near tho saloon. McArdlo said that they weie told that 1 there was a man in tho -aioou who wns nbout I to bite oil 11 douV tall. They wont in nnd found n man with a bull pup, end iiuostloued blm. j lio mid tliem le wns only fooliuc .McArdlo informed ommlsslonnr Voorhls thnt It wns not an uncommon thine for a doe fancier to bite oiT n dot's tall. Policeman Thomas Dovino of Illchbridco ttnscliarced by Ilotindsman Monahnn with be inc oil posl, playlnc ball with bns in a vacant lot Tho roundsman sal I that ho satv Dotino In tho act ot battlnc tho ball. Politic snld in his dofoneo tliat be had chased tho boys. Thoy dropped tho but. nnd l.o nicked It up. Ueclston in nil tho cases was rest rtcd. Tin: VAitii coai.vi.iNioxvns. Proposer! Inerrnni- nl Itvntal or Home of the Park Hiill-lliic. President Gallup presonted to the Park Com missioners yoslerdny a report boarlnc on the buiidlnes In tho new parks. He said that tbo rental of tho cottaces in the parks amounted to about sl'J.OOO a yoar. or nearly half what it cost to koep tho roads in repair. He thoucht that tho buildliiRS which could not bo rotalnod ntn profit should bo sold, nnd that tho others should bo rontod. Among tho latter ho men tioned the Grand View Hotel nt tho north end of Pelham lltidco: tho Steer's house, Jonos's place. Marshall's placo. and the Schuylor llouso inPolbam Purk: tho old country club hou-o nt llartow station, soveral stono houses on Hunter's nnd Twin Islands, tho I.orillard mansion in llronx Park, and tho Van Cort Inndt matiflon. Dlsbrow and T-ompor Uousos In Van Cortlnndt Pork. Tho report stnted thnt somo of these build inits wore in a bad stnto of repair, and that several of thorn lunl been used for purposes that cicatly damaced them. Mr. (lulliip thoucht that tho rental of many of tbo oc cupied buildincs should 1.0 Increased. Tho report was laid over for future consideration. Mr. .1. M. Tiernan asked tho Hoard lor por-mi-slon to build a pavilion on property bo-loni-'luc to tho Now lork and Northern llnil road Company near an lortlimdt Park sta tion. Mr. 1 iernan said ho mnde the tO'iuo-t In order to obllco the rnllrond people, nlthoiich he acknowledcod his Inability to -co what con trol tho I onrd coul 1 hnto oter pilvato prop erty. Piesldont iinilup wantod the matter re ferred to him. Ho thoucht that enterprises like tliat of Mr. Tiernan sliould not iccolto tho countenance of the lionrd until souethini; definite w.is settled recnrdlnc tliedotelopment of tho park. No action was taken. A letter from secretary McNnlr of District Assembly l'i It. of 1. nskod that tlio railintjs hiii'ioutiillnc the smaller imtks lio removed, in oi der that Iroor access to them could bo had. Commls-lonPr P.orden thoucht the re, west was unreasonable, Tlioleitor was placed on llio. J ho department enclneor wns instructed to prepare plnns for cuu-tructiuc a dritotvay 111 Central Park to connect tho east drlte with Tilth avenuo at 110th streot. Illc lllnrn In I'll II Itlvrr. Cam, HtVEi:. July in. At 2 P. M. to-day three alnrms of lire brouclit out the wholo ilro de pnrtir.ont of this city to n ilro nt Summer nnd Annawan streets. The lire oriclnnted in tho junk store of Crowloy .t Co.. and In less than 'lite minutes ono ol tho most extonslvo Hies seen horo in many months had becun. Tho rnss in the junk storo envo out llames Hint wont Into tho nil otor sixty feet hlch. Dense clouds of hlnck smoko arco. and a sironc wost wind that was blowinc tool. It away Into tho hill part of tlio town. Hoofs In all parts of tho city I clow Main streot, and hounded by Pocnsset und Sprlncslreots cauchi Ilro almost Instantly 'J he tiodloy pioporty. nt Annawan nnd summer stieets, thoOulnonu property, ut Iirndy nnd Annaiian Mroots: iho Pall liitor Mniiufa. tiiiinc t niuimiiy's propoity. between Pocn-sot nnd I'nlon e.iepts; the McMulion House, a lur'n llat-ioofed tonoment, tbo Pie biterlun thurcli and 11 In st ol small shods, barns, Ac. woio 011 lire at onco. llio junk store was licked up 111 lo-.s than fifteen iniii-utt-s, and tlm interest eentied in tho tenemout property list of it ti-iich cino sicus 01 burn Ilie r.ipldl). The wholo police force was cnllod out to keen tuick tho thousands of citii't'ns. At :l P. M. most nf tho llios ttero under con 1 1 in. Crou let's loss is I'Stiinated nt fiom 1 11.1 inn to Jl.'. unu. th it on tlm iioillev property at $2. HM. nnd that on tlie (lulueau property at t, ,11111), (in tin) Mc'iiuhnu House. i'resli)teriau chin eh, nnd tbor tiroporty tho ilumuKO will bo wholly by water. 'in-iilti' C'r ilKrilnniitrr I.oot.lnK for Ituck. lnu Airtttimt fslrve llroille, IIostov, July 1C MiCalTroy. thn Cnnnalnn bildco jtimpei. Is In lio-toii lookim; for hack ine ncnlnsl tuovo Ilrodle. To show what ho can do. ho .limped from the trestlo brldco of the Old lony llullrond into Iho wators of tlio South Pnt a distance of fifty feet, to-day. Mc Callrey is ready to jump ncalnst any mnn in America. 1. nil if ho cannot eel on a match In Hosion he will com eiv ork and i-ti.ilieiieo StotoHioiiio ll Ih about .1 1 c irs old. unit has He. 111 In the hich brid.o jumplue buslnos for seteral yours. Ho has leapt d Irom all tlie lilch bridfie- iu l auada nnd ueier leceited an injury. 1 uiliiie to eel uny one in Canada to loiupelo ucainsl him. he decided to try his Iu -k In 'lm States, and a few day- acohoiii rlicdiu Huston. II" tiled to cot miiiio backers, but no 1,110 would pu up am iiiuiiu) on mm until lm had shown t lie) 111 uunt he could do Ilo made the jump to-day .-0 oatlly Ihal Hob ti sports will back him. l'rtiapeolltr AV111 k for I)r. Ollilrr. Mad don were killed I.)' policemen yepterlaynt 0) Sen nd avenue, 1 07 Avenue ,1. ami lm Jturiu Moire, etreel. A1301TT 13IJ.D C.Uij;S.-No. i). A nico point is tlm Ilomlryx )iilciit iced pups. When in pliii'o llio flip is hold nPi-iiii'ly; when ro inovt'd tho hard hjiiin wiro of vthich tho f.'i'f.o is unido BjiriiiKB back into position, bo thut tho bird cannot escapo. rRonv'rjt. (fnrrlnnfc, fit. Aprinff? tnul XtimmtT Carriage.1 OT THIS !T CLASS. Vlrlitt n, M iitzmiPttr. t '11 tit tul In, i Mtt"l t iiciirm, T Whfi'lrrfi, I iii'iuln Itnckitu M.ill I'liiifMms ,l. 'J up niirliiiet. l.nnlnti ctt l)u ti Dot, i Hlllltttr, I ''(Hill umll. It R-riiMt., :tor?t.tvnY i Tti Iliiiiinnn. t fttifit ICk huu ivi l.iiftto lhiirtoni 1 Hllllf l.lllclin!f( Itltvk iMMirtlN. l.Vi. lltiirr nit I,il ltd 11 114 lit tllllllMHim, I V int y i it I Prrh, l'Miirtnn. I lofut Harnn. plirr5. 1 llnrt'ir-H !ritHrti!inm, I Itliiti ri Tr.ti( l'nncy Itiifk iMiurtU. .ivnn lhurioii Wc 'n I ,'fl,' n Hiiffctifiir I Ilof irt r, Rorrprt, 1 in fr it irtnrift" I ni 'm irlt. Un, en-nrafm I'll n l i ti m f 1 tr.i i i 1, 6 J -tnli I'liii ii. J -Tttnt -hi Pnc or idri r, in 1 r 1 tt i.ii.ri'i!., I iiiMtimim, i oriiit Kir.i I i i "special bargains" IN TWO AMI TIIUM. PT T rH'"T WA0'i pAS. Mutt wei.t). irntihr! fifvn :neor" ni rn m j In nte aii'I 11 iturn wo 1. etriMifi tup Mir 1 vk, 0t- tHitf I" 1 ii! 1 fii-L I 1 11M 1 A I 1irVtt".H.. Haf. (.'(S I'ntit mil Km 1 .ir Pne' Uf ii'Mi I I'Uin ir TrHi Leit ir i i t t -ire- J'u trt-vy tiir I m Jern, I ACINI. Ai.nS Will AH'-IVil t 7T ul "f.Hcr ii.. New ott, JEL l.yrzut mr: h f i' rr r-irii trr fiofilei l.miii'ipx. M'Ui t rri. Cnr;H)iit' n T'liiiv ,tr '".if" tiuhr, nml nl ur buMr.e t st b -olv cur on ri iiiiK nf 1 ru nit-r' 1 n-' ulU, iraijntv bletirm. I'm frui i tli t. i it-r liAtl.M. wai ns ami rii:r(.n en 151-j"ii oith th a New nrk. Fpeelal. .1 net Teeelteit iwn, ir lonit nf nur Lljrht Da. lltery tl anntii for rouniri me. n-itli nr wtit.otit lunn ItAllNh IVlliON I'D, 1 11 fnilli .ii'i .il V V. nl'SI i:es tt AIKIXH. 'lur lunilmniia 11 ,itfiui tiro n.-snoirle 1c J the tf: inr .tm lorn cut' a-riet urn are i.e.ipelt 10 liu We carrt In Hoc) Hiit.ne lu mlt al' liurrrie. (all tefor 1'iircl aslnir eseuliere M V tllir.lt t .Vllll.V I It v.'is.i ,'is, Hudioii eL, corner ll.ink. "lirilXIs IV (;ON'w.ltm MnVlnBM OMi.llA.MI lli:i.ll I Ki II ,i.n:.s. ALL fiTVIr.Nl I I i.t.r tt Art:1!?! ti in 1 nr man hcti rmtti SAth VMM t tt ti.USS TAkl N' IS I..V IIAOI lll'llll. lV.VISO.N I'll., ',tl III IlMl.S ST Bt sinh-s Waijoni, Ttit'i'h' A.ss"iinl lurneil; our u'l 11 mitt, f r e.ile t heap on eaey ti-rnn. I MTU 1 sTtTI s It Ad' J 1 C 1, '1 nr. rorn.r I' tn it. Bni it si in int.- In 1.. rfe'torJer.l3"i. a'toothaf lecon.l I an I (-ft-Tlmo rliiati l.MfhD hTATLS CAI.IIlAiiL 1 uttl'AN iilnv, nr ll'tli t SIRINKIlsi Tllfi K-J. n.ttint or rum al reduce prlcee tt tt I'.sThlil It-.Lli l sOX, 177 rrlni-e it. irtinn cnilcinifc', I7IQUEBTH1AN Ot'TflTS. lllnatratM ralaloimeifret. J tt IIIIMA.N SAIillt.K l 11 ll I'liamti-rnt. A llAlllir.AUKn ILVtU Tlie Anantlant oft.ini)rr loirel on t3fatett Islimil Idt'iillllrri. When Robert J. Hnro Powol n lawyer nt 120 rtrofiilwny. tr,is nssnultoil anil hentun almost Into lnsonclhllity ncur his- roelJonco nt Harbor Hill on Juno 13. his m.illnnt ecninil Mr. l'owcl tins found. c!n7Bil nnd liloodlni; from mnny.voutuls, by porsot slitlnBln tho tfclnlty, nml tt ns tukun to his home All tho tlmo ho hold tichtlr clutched in his hand the Derby hut ivhMi his ntsallnnt lind tvorn. It was an old nnd hnttoiod ulTair. hoinetlmo lntor the Htaton Island nolieo found n man hlddnn In n hay loft, not fnrntv.iy from Hotn-l's homo. Tho mnn wan hntloss, nnd tho pollco foil c .nvlncod thntther bml arrested 3lr. 1'otrolV nss.iilnnt. 'lhy recoenicd him us n fellow nnmod Rtotv.iit, th" son of n cnrdenoi omploj-cd by a wenlthy member of tho 1'roduco HxchnnK nnmod Husk. Btetv.-irt lind ,1 lind ranutntlnn. Ilo I'Milnincd the loss of Ins hnt by .siulnu' thnt he lunl dropped it whllo diunk. Tlie pollc. took- him tu tho bedside of Mr. 1'otvol. Tho Intter tins only hnlf cons.-iou-. und was tinnbla to Identify tho prisoner. Inst.Mid of tnkim; Mettnrt liton a I ollto.Iustireand hnrlnK him held until Mr. l'otvol cuiil npionr nunlnst him. tlio police 1ft him co. l hon Mr. l'owel hnd roeoverod itrtvnrt hnd dlEnppeur od. .Mr. l'ou'ul stiirod up the police 'o send out notices Uo'iT'litns Mmtnrt. nnd thenwentto Netvport to fully reuiiln in- strensth. On lust Mnnilny Mewnrt ttns nrrost"d for vncrnney at .li'ubeth..N..I.. nnd si'iit tn mi for tblrtv dnys. Tho iiollco of i;il.nbnth n'ltnloil tlioso of New llrluhton. nnd tlm hitter teloirrnphed to Powol. Ho went to 1 li?.il eth nnd lull)- idontillod tjtewnit as his iisMillnnt. 1 Stotvnrt ii 111 lio citradlted as toon as he U released In'LUzuboth. LooKixn run i.uvr.ns i.v uisatowx. 'J lie Police Ile-ur Hint Victim of the Ols. riie ine I'oncrulril 'l'here. Information wns broucht to tho Klizabnto Mroet Btntlon houso yesterday niternoou thata Chinaman numed Tseni; Ah .Tan. ono of ths partners In n crocery business at li Mott street, hnd becomo nfllicod with Ieproy nod was beinc conconled by his friends in a 100m nt 17 Mott street. It was alleged thnt tho disoaso wns already woll dotelopo.1. Actlnc Cant. Lancnn font ono of his men to intestfeata All knotvledito of such a case or of any man of that natno was denied at b .Hi 1.1 nnd 17 Mott street, but from somo of tho women wbi llto with Cninnmcn in .No. 17 it wns lourned Hint thcro is fiuno npprehonslon In Mott street oyer set oral Persons nllouod to be tainted tilth loproby who aro said t haro arrlteit in hinatmtn 11 few d.its iic nnd to do sonn'liere iu lilillni: thoio now. t'npt. I iinu.-in ttld teep on tho tiutch both for tho alleged Ah Jun and for those new nrrltnls. It 1 possible thnt tho leprosy story mny hnro nrlsnn from tho npponrntice 01 tti faco of one of the (-'hlnumen ut 17. HU mouth U drawn out of shane, as Is tho ca'ooltcn wlih lepers, but his white wile oxnlnlt'ed yostordny that sho hnd linmtod him In tho mouth with hor list llvo wooks nuo and hnd cut his lips with her rlnn. 'Ihe wound seemed to hnto Icon 1 poisoned nnu crow eonstnntly worse, inpplteof the lliioral tiu.iniity ot Clnnese medlclnu that lie sttullowoil. Ho won't allow an American doctor to bo callo.l. In II .llntor Andre'e Sword f nenry Helpn koons a boathouse nnd flsb6r men's rosort on tho Passaic Itivor at Avondal. Just behind his rosidonco Is a llttlo vineyard. While hoeinc nmonc his vinos n few dnys nso hoenmo up. in n loin: narrow placo o( rusted moinl. After clennini: off tho crnvol, dirt, and mould ho saw that ho had an ollleer's sword of llotolutionary pnttem. Tho sword was of th. reitulntlnn Mze und hnd nn oid-lushlonod Ku Clish li.indio. It was stuck nltuost fast In n metal scntnitril. I .v oplini; nl.out bit inches just below tlio hilt It was Inporfoct condition. liiin) pollsiiod it with clonnlnc iiowdor. nnd was rownrdod for his imlni wlih the discovery of this inscription lu uld HnciUh letters in tho blado: "Major John Andrfj" There Is no othor letter or math nn tliu sword. Major An dri'ils hitid to hnte traversed nil the cround In tho nolchb.irhood of Heine's plnco, so It is thoucht tiiure is llttlo doubt thut the old swor.l once bwniiL' nt his side, Heine s.ds th. snurd lay about 010 foot under tho surlaco, mid silly fait from tho river shore. Jlleit ot lljilioplioliln. Linrit .lull- III -nullum Jnlinei.ii asel 18 reart, tf nn wiie bilteii ti) ailoi; three int'liltia ak'O, illeil of by iiriipii.'iii le iU) SPONGE? tMMmph ,8hike Sf-Jl nn four Stioo. I TanPWtl" l-v-' with I I AC WOLFF'S m& A ACME I BLACKING V DID ONCE A WEEK l Othor days wah them &r olonn with BSC SPONGE AND WATER. 'S.'S? EVERY Housowifo I EVERY Countlna Room EVERY Carr'ano Owner EVERY Thrifty Moronic EVERY Body nblo to hold a brush eEOULD 03B s caiev 4 rriimixv u rr f f m Wiil otain olo ruw FunsiTunc f ttnit m Will Stain CuiiANDCriiNwAni Vurntin I Will Stain TiftWAtic ut tt6 Will Stain voun Old baskct atm I Will stain SAr Coach I ftm I WOLrF ii RAUOLPB, Fhllaatlpbla I

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f 'Ml THE SUNT, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1890. B WHAT WILL THEY DO! I xuk hack ens or xnn r latum I MAUVE WILL MIXET TO-VAT, Cincinnati 'Will Not Jump the NbIIobkI I.eafciie Tonr or Onr Club Hear Victor-lea In Trd' Coateate-Beajullaj of Olhrr Onme Nevrn nd Note, Tt ehnmplonshlp enmes In the four bis titsocUtlont rostordar resulted as follows: THE NATIONAL IXiOUE. Kew 1 ork. 12 Cincinnati, 8. DrooUrn. 7: Chlcaco. "J. ft I Ir.tRamoidevelnnd, fl: Boston. 3. (beoondiinmei Hoeton. 8: Cleveland, 4. rhllAdelphta. IB; rittebursh, 3. mr n atius' leaoue. Kit Tork, 8i Cleveland. 8. UrooLlrn. 15: rittsbureh.8. Boston, 10, Buffalo, 0, Chlcnso, IS) Philadelphia, 7. THE AMKl lfAJ. ASSOCIATION. Columbus, 9: Brooklrn, 2. Roeheiter, 10: Toledo, ft, brracuse, 9: LoulsTllle, 8. bt. Louis, 0 Atblttio, 8. 1IIB ATX.AKTICI ASSOCIATION. JeM0TCitr.il: Wllmlncton, 5. Worcester. Newark. 3. New Iltnon, 7: Baltimore. 1. Washington, 4; Hartford, S. 1 be Nnciomil League. TlIE MCORTI. rrv'.t. Km. imi. l'ri i rtubi. mm. ten. ret froeklvn 41 5' 4l rhleara sa 8J 839 milailellhla 49 M 0 N York.. SI 41 .431 ndniU ,.48 27 l Cleveland JO 4S .'4 Besliill 44 .0 t-UIIUburH IS 64 -K9 rV. T0I1K l.U 12: MMINMTI (N. I.). A HurrlriBton of the Clnclnnatls bud the hair on bis bead ehavod off before rosterdar'e game nnd Foreman rowed altor tbeeamo tbat It was that bnlr cut which Jonabod blm. In Mondui'scnme be hold the New Yorks down to Shits but one of which resulted In dolntr eood. Yesterdar the New Yorks fell on to him r with a vencoanco. knocklDK the ball all around the lot. The features wore a doublo play In which Olnsscook made a phe nomenal one-handed rlck-up and Hornuncr's completion of It by savins Bassett a wild throw, ontcbos br Glasscock, Clarke, Buckler, nnd Itclllr; Basett's quick handllnc of a ground bit In tliuo to cut off a run at the plate, and Buckiei's cleertnck In atteraptlnK to at.nl second brnse so that Glns'cook scored. Buckley also reachlnc second. Honrr nccom pllsbeit a font that Is seldom done. It was to hcrro troiri socoud Un- on llnrrlB's sAorlfloe, Mel hf e to l: ill, renchinp tho plate almost br the time ltoilly cauchl tuo ball. The score: MW VOfc IB LI. CIMIIMnfl U) n. le.ro. a. I ilrai.t Tlernan. c f I 3 u o liMePbee 2d b. I 2 v 2 I llernunir 1U u Oil 1 l'Heard e. 0 o 1 j I rilt.-tt, 3J I' 1 2 0 S i.llnUdavt t- t J s o o llurkeu r t I 1 1 Helllr itb 12 7 0 0 liiwicfct O 1 8 tl'Marr VI b.. S 8 O 1 J nrk. juac.2 j 2 ii i ktuhul r o o o i i Ilenir It l J u o l Muiinne r 12 8 0 0 Kuckley a 2 1 I' o 0 Ilarrlnroac 113 3 0 ltus o 12 14 ii. Foreman, v 0 o 1 0 o llue,.dt .ooooo T0Ul 1274 Tot'i 1J IS J7 13 4 lork 1 3 8 0 0 J 0 212 Clnclnnil 010220030-8 l-uru'd runt liw 'iork. S, Cincinnati 3. Flrit tieon errnri n Tork 3 ClnclnnutL 1 Lett on laBn-tw lork. o Olnclnaall. Urn bwton balls j J'inle nil l-oremn 1 Struck out HbMett. lra-il hnlelt Mnllat e r reman Harrington. Three re hlt-i larke Xcl hee Hell!. Two-baae blu nenrr lmrlle Marr Mnllane. acrlflc 1 it llor uir tlarke Henry lluwe llrlllday cii KnlirbV Mul l.te oremin St ilen bae Tlernan. GlaMcook, Duck, le llune arr U I'oub e f'aT olailcoek and llor t nujr Mil bt jllcher ituckley Wild pltcrie Ruple t.t raed talla llarriuston, 1 Kuckley, 3 Lmplra Mc;uld Time J 1U Attn 6nce 72U IIHOOKITN (N. L.I. 7. CHICAOOfN. 2. Hutchinson beins Chlcaco s wlnnlne pltoher. Anson dectJod to nut blm asninst the Brooklyn Naiional Leacuo Club, at Washlncton 1'ftrlc aeain yesterdnr altetnoon. to repeat bis aue cctul work of the diy prerlous. He did not nice. d quite as well, not that the home teum 1 ounded him all over the lot, but they cot In et ouch hits In tho third and fourth innlnc to i-core soren runs of which five were earned. After tbnl h" recalned his usual form, ard no more runs were toored. The Chlcasos faced o ett and thor were luckr in cscaplne a phut out Ibe latter had his usual easr style In fonllnc Anson's players and he accomplished what somo sar 1 Quite a feat In the eighth In nino. It was notblnir more, however than to strike Anson out. Corkhill took his placo atraln In tho field, but ho could not throw. The soore: rmciwo ik BaooKLT5(a; uj. R.laro.1. b. kUr&kk Conner. 13 4 0 Conine. 2d b. ..0 o l l o (arroll 1 0 1 I 0 Olnnkney.Jdb 0 0 0 3 u IMluiuuc f 0 1 a u lBnrni,r( .1 1 3 u 0 Anion lilb 0 0 e I 0 lotus, lit b 1 1 u 0 o I nrnr sd b olsso Terry, L t 0 1 1 01 l,lenclTin,3dbO 0.0 2 0 IiaJy o ...1 17 10 1 arie r r o 0 2 u L Smith, a. a. 1 3 8 0 lliitcblnfon p. 0 o 1 o 0 Oorkblll. o. f 1 2 4 o 0 Klttrldge 0 10 4 0 0 Lorett, p 1112 0 Total! "a" 24 10 1 Totall 7 8 27 9 "I ChleakO 00000002 02 lirrnklrn 00830000 ..7 Farnad rune Prooklyn, 3 Flnt baaa on balls CM caio,n. Brooklyn. 1 Flret baae on arror Chicago, 1, Lett on baaea Cbloaro, 6 Brooklyn. 3 btrnck out tttcafo, 7, Brooklyn. 1 llotna rune Fonta, Daly. Sac rlsoe bits Collins, wiimot. Anion C2). ntolen baie wtirnot Double play Cooney, Anaoo and Klttrldra. raaaed ball-Paly, UniDlre Lynctk Time 1-27 Av tendance l,3a CLMT1USD IT. L.X 0, "OfTOX (K. lm 8 TitLIt GlXa, Boitoh. July Ifl. The Boatoni and Clerelande plaved twocajnek tovdar, one being poatponed from ilay. Tbe core curxusn (rr. u) oiro uk alarai.1 klarn A.I, VeEean,a.s 2 i a s l Lonr a. ,,00040 Pally, r t ...1 2000 Tucker latb 1 2 is 0 0 OtU-Lt 0 12 0 1 Sulllran. I f 1 2 10 0 Pau.s.f .118 10 Brodle,r 0 1 0 0 0 Ilccroer a 0 1 8 3 0 lllnea at ..-I 1 2 0 0 Dowie lltb 0 1 10 (l 0 Mcuarr Sd b 0 1 0 2 1 fmalley, sd b 1113 1 Bennett, c ...0 13 0 8 Ardner Jdb..l 3 2 4 u emub -d b 0 1 2 8 1 Statin p. 001a 0 Clarkaon, p 0 0 o 4 0 Total. ..."e 10 27 18 1 Totala l"B24i4"3 Cleveland 08000120 ..a I Ititon ouoooioi 13 1 Karned rone Clerelan 1. 2t Boeton 3 Home run I BolUran Tirabase hlta Povie. Ardner Dal ey. Tbree- bale hit Hulllean Sacrifice hlta llka Darta, F Smalley, Mcuarr. Bennett Htolen batea MoKean U). DaUey, Dana Ardner ftrodlf hmlth. Flnt baae on balla-By BeaUn 8, by Clarkson. s. Flnt baae on en-ore Cleveland. 1 Boiton i. lilt by pitched ball Brodle Wild pltchoe Llarkeon. 2 btrnck oat Mo Kean. Dowee, Beatlu, Bennett Clarkaon Double playa Ardner, McKean, and Dowee heatln and Dowee. rimraer and Ardner, Tocker (nnaaitnedj Clarkaon, Suiih and Tucker. Impira Foircra. Time 1 33. Attendance 3,0X9 t aoaioa u) 8, cunuse (x l.), 4 jacon oin. BOITOa (s u) I CLBTKUFD (K UX klirii-a aliraia. Lonr II., ...1 j 3 3 0 McEean.a 0 1)30 locker lit b 1 1 11 0 1 Dall), r t 0 1 8 0 o knlllran.1. t ..18 3 0 0 Ollka. 1 t 0 0 2 11 1-rodle r f I 1 0 I niiatia.of. 1 J 2 0 1 Blnee. c f 1120 0 ?.i miner c 0 a 8 0 J Ccf.arr, Jd b 2 2 3 2 0 Dowee lit U 1 I I" 11 1 llardie c 0 0 4 1 llfnialiey, 3d b ouosi Smlib :d b... 11280 rdner id b. .1 1 0 1 0 Kichols, p .0 1 0 1 0, Lincoln p 117 10 Total 8 13 27 iT "a Totale .7 727 "b B Soilon 7 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 8 Leteland 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 14 arned mre Boiion 4 Cleveland 1 Home rnn Paru Iwivbiue blt Mlchola. Dane Ardner Ttiree tare hit Mci.arr htolen Itaaea I ong, McOarr Lin coin. Flnt bate on balti-lly Mcbola. 1 b Lincoln 1, Firn bate on error Ceyeland 1 lilt by pitched ball Dowie Will ittehee-McnolB.5 struck out Mcliula luly Zlmnier. hinailey Llneoln. Double play Ucuarr andmltu. L'nipire Fo era Time 1 IS raiupiLruu (h uj. 1 rirrkfciiu;ii (v. l), 3. Fnuinti.riii July IB. Tbe Fhlladelrhlaa kgaln de. Itated rittilursh tMa afternoon The ecore rinunfctruu (a u). i riutickun (f 1.) R.liroi r alaroie llsmllton. I. f J J 1 1 "Isnnday r f Ap I 1 4 11 1 lurle r. r 4 3 2O0 Miller Jd b 11280 ktjtri .d b 3 1 2 (i i Decker c 1 u 1 .1 0 Yhonipion r. fJ 2 J 0 0 ale., a a 0010 lementi c 1 J 8 0 (j I aroque .'dk.ll 1 1 '1 1 fchrlter in I 11 1 I 11 eeih. lit b II Oil 1 11 aicrauiey, lb. 11 1 u o v unborn II n o j u 0 A len t 1 o II lli in 0 I J 0 0 omlth p 1 u 7 0 Heard, f 0 o 0 n 0 1 aker .lt W 0 11 J 1 Totall .15132717 0, I Tota'a, .34 il HI 4 fblladelpMa 5 2 11 4 4 0 0 0 O-IS llllbiirtll OOOO03OOO8 1 arnedrune-rhlladelphla. 0 Two baie hlta Burke, (uiday Hi ion llirra baae hit llamlllon Home rune Burkfc 1 lemenle Tlomrton. haorlrloe hue Mera, Tboropeou, LUmrnta vni itolet, Uamlllon. rurke Ihomreon, htirlver hmlth huliday Double I a Mllkr leach 1 ud Miller Mruck out-Srhrirer I fu! Hi laroque. inborn i) l hiil Baker i.i tint Lae on bl e-lturke (chriver c au ej, Fmltb Sun fr eaih 2) lilt by pitched ball-Mwraul Salee. illritrh-lakcr 1'aaaM ball -Decker Ttme-iheura. lurre-Mcberinott. Attendancr-I.UJT Tlie lln)era' League. THF j rroriD. rJufi Km. ItiLJ'" 1 lulu ITon. leiL lcL Joitin 4J il ,H lll.delphla. 17 n.' H4 (lir.-o .1 W UJ, lmt,urli 33 .10 471 fiixilrn ,.,,41 3 f'l 1 Irveiand ,,-J 81 .4J twloik. j uj Iiurlalo 1H 4B .so m.v lonilr. 8. CIFEl.rl. 1.5. Griiber was just tho New nrk team's sire at Ijrotlierhuol j-ark yrsterdar It was about the cleanest streicb of bniilnc that has been oiBt UH'd on Ihofe crounds for some time, l;ors opened oxt with a rattllnc two-bnecer on tke second ball pitched 1 hen Connor planted IhI which rolled to tho ivntre-tlold fence for a homo run O'JIouike still kont tlie eood Jiork upwlth u two-bscuor to left and blattory I' -will with asiout wncle In all four hits, wuu a'oial of nine, wore mailo. 'JtilHwasitn 1 u-l ii-iouj IrfBlniilni; for the home team he nddoil tnonddltlutinl runs In tho 7 "in I I' 1111 is on four Mi- Inelu llnu a thne- tia.or 10 the riL'lit.fluid fence it ha itthe up- oa iinti of a wnlkmrr f r the e iorUs I' 1 i 1. Uonuont Innings. hoepr, Gruber w I, ll0 jjiorn efTeciivo, nltbouch In tho "Hi"' innliic three riiccesMve sincles wero rrMo after two men woro out, Connor's bat- life wis the leadluR feature of tne same. li ho; rke, ltiobardson. and bhannen also bit u UsTolasdir bard. Tho latter cot only 1 batted well, but played an nnuruallr neat came at second. The score: mwvoaKr t. nmu(r u HirM.k a.iaro,A.. porO. f..,....l 1 3 o 1 Strieker. 3db .1 0 3 o I-wing.o 0 0 8 3 0 Pelehanty, M 11 3 I 0 Connor, lit b 111 1 b Browning 1 tl 1300 o Ron rke., r f a a s u 1 I rkin. letK, o 0710 Blehardan, aal 10 3 2 MrAleer e. t 0 0 4 11 o Nlatlery, C f 1 2 8 O I Itadlnrd, tt 112 0 0 Shannon, 2i b o a s 2 0 Brenn n.Mh I 1 I 0 I Whitnor, Sdb.,0 u I 1 1 sutciHTe,oasdb 0 a 1 8 J Kwicg p. oilao Ornker, p.. u 1 1 1 u ToUla..."BrS27fj 6 Totala. "o 7 J7"3 4 Kew Tork. 3 0 3 0 10 11 c a Cleveland 0000 loos 1-& Famed mne-Sew York It Cleveland, 1. Hnt bate eaerrorn ew nrk. 1 Cleveland. 2. Lert on baiea New ork,U, Oieteland, 7 Ftrtt bae on balm nit J. Ewlng 2, on limber, a Nirnck out- 11 Konrke, filchardnon. J I.wlng (4l lielebanty, Larkln. Itadfora irennan 12) Home rnn Connor Three.bae hit Connor Twobeeehlte i.oro, o liiiurke arrlflce nlta Klng Larkln, McAieer Moloniiaiee-Rlcherdkon(.T Shinmntil Whitney. Double playa strlcker, Larkln, and Brannam Helehaniy, MricAer and Larkln Wild I'Hch-ilrulier Iae-ed balle-I-wing 1, utline, 4. Vmplrei Knight andJonea. Time I 4. Attendance ml. r.ROOKLTK (r. u). 16: rrTTsnnnon (r. 0. The last came of tho rerles between the Brooklyn and the Pittsburgh clubs was 1 layed on the Kustern 1'nrk irrounds lesterdaj. It wkb of tho dull and unlnternslInK kind, nnd resulted lna-valkoer forWnrd- inon. The i'lttshiircbs put tip nnnrtlale of ball that ama teurs would bo ashamed of Krrors were plen tiful, and It nppoarod as If thorn would bono ond totho niufllUK, fumblinc nnd wild throw In c. Besides rutting up n wretched Holding came ther wero lamentably weaic with the stick. 1 or six Innlncs Woyhlne ooouplod tha box for Brooklyn and In that ilmo thor only madotwo hits. The Brooklyns la tho mean tlmo pounded Maul all oter tho lipid, nnd when thni had securod a wlnnlnc load nrd took nerhlnifoutand put Hommlnc his new pltoher. In Tbe score: ihooilts Ir lj. I rimicacn. (r 1,) a. laio j, ilaroia Ward. as. ...3 2 4 8 o'Uanlon. c, f... 11 0 I o 1 Jojce, 3d b J 2 1 1 0i Miner, r t ...0 0 8 0 0 Andrewe c f 4 111 llCarrolLc ...1 11 5 8 n Bauer. 2 b 2 3 13 1 Berkley lltb 1 113 I I Hctieaohy. r (.84800 Pirllr Lf II 1 1 O 0 Seerv, I I 1 11 1 0 0 Kuehne 3d h. 1 1 0 J J t 00k let b I 2 8 0 1 orrornn, e o o 8 5 4 Klnflow, 0 0 2 8 1 0 Koblneon. Id b, O 0 2 J 2 Weyhlnr p n I 0 u 0 Maul l 0102. Hemming, p ooooo Totala, 8 4 .17 15 1.1 Totala. 13 10 27 8 3 Brooklyn 10803800 8 15 Ilttaburgh ooooo u 30 0 8 Famed mm Brooklyn, 5, nttabnrgh. 1 Lett on baari Brooklyn. V FlttiburtfO, 8 Hret baae on errore Brooklyn, 7, Pluebuigh a, Hret baae on batle oa Werhlng. I. off Hemming 1 off Mank 2. ctruck out By Weyhlng, 3 by Hemming I, by klanl u .--acrl (Ice hlle-Beery. Coik, Weyhlng 1ella Tiiree-bim Mia Ward Mroearhv Stolen I bai-b Andrewe. Huuer, Seery, VcOeachy, Kuehne Corcoran Two-taee hue Met. "achy Ul, Kurhne Pout le playa Andrewi and Mnelow Wild pltche Wevhlng, Hemmln? .Maul (2) Implree Fergneon and lloibert. Time 1 57 Attend ajice-3uu. aoetoxr u) 10! icrmolr t). 0. Beimir, July 18 lhe Bliont were annihilated to da TheBooret boitox irmn (n. t.) iliro.1.1 alaro.A., Brown. O.J.. 1J300 Hot, 0 f 0 12 0 1 Etneey, rl 8 8 10 0 Mack, r t o 1 2 1 o hellv a. B .8114 0 Wiik .il b ,...0 1480 Broutha, lltb a 3 10 2 0 Beecher. c r, 0 1 8 1 1 Itichard-on.1 (.3 1 0 0 0 Irwin. 3d b o 0 4 1 .Suh. adb 3 1 1 3 n llalney s a. o 0 a 4 I Sulnn. 3d b ...1 J 3 0 llalllgan. c 0 11 1 3 0 nrphy. 0 3 4 4 13 Carney, lit b o 3 H 1 3 Humbert p... 0 0 0 3 o.t-otter.p .00101 hilroy, p 1 ii 3 3 1 1 Totala 0 7 37188 Tolata 18 17 27 17 S Boeton 73002083 0-10 Buffalo OOOOOOOOOO Famed rune Boiton 3. Home rnn Mnrphy Two. baae blte-stovey Bronthere (3) Murphy, earner (3). Three baae hlta Brown, vnlnn. Bacrlt ce hlta Kelly. Oumbert. Stolen bales Brown (J otnver. Kelly (J), Hoy Wlie. Urn baie on balla Uy Kllroy 2 by Col ter Hret baie on errore Boiton 3. Buffalo 1 Hit by pitched ball Mack. Irwin. Struck out Beecher Irwin. Double plai Kelly, raeh and Murphy Urn piree Oaffney and Sheridan. Time 1 04. Attendance 1,122. rRitabKLrsu(r L.). 17, ctrroioo'fr. 1.). IV Prntinptriiu July IS, The Chicago players secured the last getae of the serleB this arternoon. The ecore rul nsLrnlA (r. u) I cut CO r u) it.la.ro a.B. K.la.ro. m. Ortffln. o. t ...1 a 1 1 o Dnffr, r. f J 2 4 1 0 bhlndls.a.a ..13 3 3 3 O'seia L L....3 J 1 0 11 FlcketLdb, lull Ruiul .4.300 Mulvey, Bd b o 802 4 Comlnkey lb 1 1 S o o Wood LL ...3 1 2 u I Pleffer Jd b 1 310 1 0 Fogarty. r f 0 1 0 0 1 Boyle, a. a 2 o 0 4 o iarrar latb. 0 2 10 1 1 Farrell o. .13 12 0 Hallman. e 0 3 8 8 J.Latham 3d b 1 I 0 1 0 Batliuion. p. 0 o 0 luUaraton, p 1 1 0 2 1 Cunnlngb. m,p 0 o o 5A0i Totals IS 1428 11 1 Totala. 7 18 24 21 III Orirtin hit by a batted ball. Philadelphia 0101000387 Chicago 42003081 13 Farned rnne Philadelphia, G. Chicago 3 Two baie hlta OrtlTn. KyanUl Three bale hlta Shlnd e, Latham. Sacrifice hlta Ftgarty, Wood (.i. Cunning ham Iarrar Borle Ryan, KarrelL Latham. Barston. Baees etolen Shlndle Borle DnSv (3 O "sell Double play Dull and Comlekey. Left on baeee I hlla delphla. 10 Chloago. 7 strnck ont Duffv Xntbera on errore Philadelphia. I Chicago 4 Hit by pitched balls Ortffln, Biyle, u.Nelll Time 3iiu. Cmplree Leach and Mattnew. Attendance 2, oei. Tbe Anerlea n Je.asoclatloil. tux EECona tTdSt, ioit. ra. 1 cru& iron. t ra Losuv1lla.....4o 27 .sn'IColnmbns-.. &d 84 614 AthleUs 41 28 JB4 Syraouse ....81 87 ,"0 8L Louis.... 8S BO .bJ Toledo... 28 ifcl 43d Eocbeiter. .87 31 44Brookiyn.....ls 4d ..73 COtVMBCS, 8, BROOKLVH U A 2 Cet-tnfBrs. July 18. Colnmbns played all around Brooklyn to-day and won aa they pleased Theecorei COLCMBUB SnOOKLT. 1. A iltro.1.1 aurcu MTamanv, cf-J 1 2 o o'Plts. s a I 0 13 0 Wheelock. a. a.1 2 0 8 oisimon. L t 0 1 4 0 n Sneed rl. 13 8 0 0 Pally.p 0 1 o 1 0 Johnion. 1 C.-1 3 a 0 obavia, 3d b. 0 0 0 11 OLonnor.e 118 8 0 0'Br1en,lBtU .00000 Cxooka.Jd b.. 3 J 1 3 OPeuz.ot.. 1 1 2 O I rtelll.3db 13 0 1 0 Toy a. -01380 Lehane.lstb 0 I 14 n 0 Oerhardt 2dbo 1 s A 0 Knatt, p ..0 0 0 0 0, Bowel, r L 0 O 1 o 0 Totals. 8 IS 27 B o Totals. 2 3 37 13 3 Columbus... 0 18 10 3 10 00 Brooklyn loooooio o 2 1 arned runs Columbus. S. Two-baso hltaRellly, VcTamany. wheelock. Johnion. Toy rhree-baaehlte Crooks. Dally. Stolen taaee Wheelock. CrookB (J) Davis, O Brleu. Baaee on balls By Knaues, 2, by Dally 3. Hit by pitcher Johnson. Struck out By Knaaaa. 0 by Daily. 3. Pasied balls O Connor, J Lett on bases Columbus, St Brooklyn, 4. Time 1 3a Ixnplre Curry, Attendance sou nOCBKSTKK, 10, TOLXPO S Toucno. J y 10. Rocheeter made a monkey of Cnsh nan to-day The score tOLBbu. B0CH1BTBK. lllraii r-Ib. roj. Warden, lltb, .ii 1 n 0 0 prenw'd,2d b I I S 3 Tebeau.c( ....1 13 0 O'Lyone L r 0 2 2 0 0 Alvord. 8d b. "(Ill lKnolea.Sdb 0 3 1 1 u Swartwood.r f 0 0 2 0 lidrlfTIn c t 2 1 1 o 0 MrholsonJdbo 12 2 o ilcimlre a 1 3 4 2 Vandyke. It 12 10 0 tlrlra r f 1 J 1 0 0 Scbelbeck. a B 2 2 4 8 OlMcKeougb. a s 2 13 2 0 Smlth.p... .110 0 Old Btien, Istb. I loon Cnsbman, p. ..I 1 o 1 o Birr, p 2 2 0 3 0 Saga, c S J44 0 TotAls. 10 13 27 14 3 Totals 8 1124 11 2 Toledo 18020100 1 R Kocheiter 0 0 0 7 2 10 0 10 Earned runs Toledo, 1 Rochester, 8 Two has-hits Tebeau. Sage Three tape hlta sclielt eck Btntth Home rnne Bare Barr Doable playe Schelherk nnd Warden, Greenwood and O llrlen. i!ass on balli-oiT Cuibmau, 8, off hmith 3 off 1 arr 4. Struck ont By tnshman. 1. by Mnltb, 4 by Barr, 4 wild rlich Emlth. Time J 10 Laprei Doescher and Peepiea. Atundanca JM. BTR1CTSB, P. LOUIST1LLB, 1. LonsriLi July 10 Throngh Indifferent field work and poor bae running Louisville lost to day 7hescore svaicrie. LoniruiK. rclernAit. K,laro.ax. Wright, r f o 1 0 0 Taylor letb. o m o t nei L r 1 1 I 1 ii Weaver tl 2 I o o I hllfH :d b 10 4 8 0 BaviooniLddbll 1 8 J 1 Lelghton. c. t 2 1 4 0 I Won r I oiioo 1 o Knnrke.Sb.2 4 3 11 Miluntck Jdb.O n 3 i 1 McL'ghlln ul 10 2 1. Hamburg 111 l.iu H) latb 1 o 0 o l'lomney s s "14.3 Caarv p 1 0 0 1 0 Rvan c 0 0 J 2 U Jtourke, o 0 0 6 1 0 Me ikui, p ii 1 u I Totals V13 27 D 4 Totala. I 0 LonlstlUe 1 oioooooi-l Syracuse 0 0 0 10 0 3 3 0-j 1 arned rnna Syracuse, 1 Three base hlt Ilflymonrl, Tim u Konrke. Sacrifice Ilia Uj 71m (i Iiourke lomme Double pla) Hamburg and SlilnnlcV I amtd balls-Hyau 3. htruck out-Bv Mrakln J t aey 4 Base rn bulls llff Meaktn 2 off i neej l Wlldntihra Aleakln 2. I tnplre herlne. Time Iwo buurs. At tendance 7J3 si locis. iTiiirnri R. Bt Lena, Juls luJlin Whitney was not on go d terina with htmseir at tho conclusion ot to-day agamo Tbe score i r icro I atiiiBrira. a. Ia.ro. i r a lr.r o A r Fuller a. a 2 2 0 2 o Welch c t I I c (i o McCarthy sdbo 8 2 5 3 PurreiL I L I J 0 o o Canuau.r. t 1 J o o "Ijoi,, b I j I 2 0 Ko-einan c f 1 0 0 1 O'Brien 111 I) I 7 0 11 cariwnghulbo 2 14 0 0 0 fhaler r f 2 I 1 I o HuPer it I 1 0 u o Itobimon c 114 10 HUrlna. .db 2.13 hit suicr .Mbi 1821 W elli c, I I B 2 1 1 Lonrny as 0 (I 4. II 0 Ilamsey, p. 18 0 1 o Whitney p 0 2 0 3 1 Totals o".l:oi 4 lotals KIIMIIJ McCarthy out for interferln? with afie'der i "i one out, first base being occupied BLLnnii 1 11 o n 0 0 0 0 fl Athletics 2 (1 (i I o 1 0 1 1-8 Farned rune Kt I onls. 0 Athletlci 4 Tvibaehu Itamiey Three bale till II rbafer, Home Hull Welch Double playe T Hiafer aid o Urien i 1 nrov anluBrien Basis nn balls-oft Knnuej 1, Hit by liltcher Fuller Mruck nut By llamkey, 111 b Whit ney 1 Baste stolen Mr arth, Higgin tampan ii hl.h(er(.l nub neou, T Mafer Tin e-1 15 Luiplres limine and lony Atuiidance-iJI nbo Atluntln Aspoclallnai, TnE i.Kconn. rruM fit. jut. yr 1 tiuhi irm. Icit. ret. hew Haven 47 17 7a4'Washlt gton 3 8.1 Mi Baltimore. l 20 7H.Jersey llty. ,J7 44 SM Newark ..,.88 82 s.slwiiiinniiton .'I 44 .3.1 Worcester 82 20 5251 Hartford 17 47 ..'(jO JBBIirCTTT U WUVIKCIOir 3. Hard hitting won the game yesterday at Oakland Park The tcore jsrriiTV wttkimctnv k. la.ro. j. a nlirai i Mrflnrken,lf3 3 n UKeavJdb 2 I 1 Brad i .Ii I J J 1 in unn r t I I o o 1 li olei inn il ii III J II yiu i let I) ii 11 i ii ii Xali A slue Ib'l 4 1 (Marl, d I, Il li I n Born r J J J 1 1 ial in. I f I o 7 li 1 Mcjienuntt r f 10 11" Neel c I 1 j i o o Mi rih) c J J J I Minna" e I 1 I J PUgerald o. X 2 2 ti 1 I w iili mis c u i I l ii lunier, p I 1 J 1 0 1el-rli p u u o o Toula l! 11 J7 15 "i Totala "a iT 27 l 1 Jersey CHy 3 3 4 0 I 0 I I 0-11 Winning ton .00810100 0-B Earned runs-Jereey City, 8WIImlngton I first but oa errora-Jiiier City, I j WUmingtou, a, Lelt ca i up iiiwiwn iiniiinniiiiiiiiiiiwwiiiiiiiiaeiiMimniiwieeiii e emeu eiien will1' H basei-Jener City, Si Wllmtnrtim. IL Three-base Mil McOucken inrner. Two bale Mta Motloeken, Brady 12). KooeeeylJk Mnrphy Fitrgrrald (3). Lynch, Sullivan Stolen basee Fltrgarald Ullllam (31, l" rincehlie Brady, Donley Mcl'ermott, 1 vneh Pout la plays Brady Konieey and Pooler struck out Fits Ceroid, ooren lilt by litcher Newell, urstbaseon alli-Orr Turner. 3. will pitch Waiirle. Implre Kelly. Time link Attendance Sou WPRCB IK II, KBWABB, 3 Worcb br, July la Vllller was wild and InellietlTe. The soore WOtCBRTVR. I RBWABg R.leroi.x.1 R.lB.rko.A.. Brill. B a. 2 0 11) ilJohnson. If ..1 1 1 o o staltr. r f. 2 n u 0 oiiillnert, 3d b "13 3 0 Jones Mb loss oMcPermott.2b 1 1370 amnion, lltb 1 1 n I 21 Mel Is, 1st b. 0 0 14 1 n Cudwonh,f to 2 a o oil lilli a e. 0 14 0 1 liier Jd b .1 1 J i j norms r r n l l o u Kennedy lfl I (I (l serad, r r A p 0 li 3 1 Jn rMflord.pi J l it ti smith .a I n 1 o (lulnatio, c u u ti 1 1 Miner, p i) o 1 tun. of, o o 1 it 1 Totals 0 7 27 1u I Totals 3 6 27 17 4 Worcester I o 3 o 0 1 1 1 o-B Newark .ouooanoi o-3 Runs earned Worcester 1 Newark 1 Two-baie hlta-uidworth Stafford iji, Mctiermott, Chllda Three I ase hit Johnson Home ruti i amplon SacriQca hlis6tolt' Jones, Campion, uuinaxio Johnson (ill bert. Dooms Cuft(.) ntruck out stone Jatnee staf ford. Il-ii a. Dooms i.l, serai First laie nn errors Worcester 2 Newark. 1 rlrst I ae on balls fipe i Cudwirth lame Stafford iiuIiibmo lohnson feral Siulili. n iub a rla) sraltli MrliormoL and Heidi 1'asied bails-i hum 2 I tnplre Uauone). Time J Loura. Attendance J 17 hVW UATBN, 7 BktTtlfOBB. L Nrw Hivbr luly lik The home team had their ey n the bait to day The ecore MW KATRS I ULnMOBX. K.la,ro.i. alarokk, McKee, kf ....1 1 o o o Long e e 1 1 1 lahllL2db 0 14 2 n'Weck Id b 0 16 2 0 Lynch, rf. 012 0tileycf oiinu t-choeueck. lb 0 2 W 0 OIToe-nsend. o o 0 4 0 J Lallr e f. u 1 I 0 oM li Iiourke ibo "(130 liorle. 3db....l 1 1 J 0 I owera. 1st b.,0 1 11 n 1 Uncord, o.. 2 ii 8 3 o Sommir, L t 0 1111 Horan p. I a o 4 l Henry r. f. o o 1 1 1 Lang a. a 2 2 4 3 u.Baker. p. 0 0 o 4 2 Totals 7 l7 27 13 TotaU. "T 1 21 18 7 New Haven 0 10 0 0 0 4 3 07 Baltimore oouooloo o 1 Harnel rune Baltimore It Hew Haven 3 Three baee lute Mack Ua seerlilce hits I. ay Lvnch, liof fc rd Hit baie on I alls-Mckee I nlilU, I ynch U), Hot ford Mack Hnt laie nn errors New Dawn 3 Baltl more 1 struck out Cabin, imran Powers Baker, 'lime 3ilu. Lmplre-llunt Atlendance-J,BUXk wenticTni 4j nui oan 1. IlABTroan July Id. The game to-day wag a peculiar one Theecorei IllRTroRD. I WASIUSOTOir R.lBrO.A.X.1 R.la.rO.A.1 OConnelltdbo 13 4 1 Ilader o. f "03"" Forrter a. a II 0 3 8 3 Gleasnn. as 110 0 1 Mailings, o... 0 tl 4 1 Whistler lslbl 0 13 u o Annls. if .114 0" Bird r f 2 0 o tl 0 Kldd r, I 0 I 2 0 0 Jordan If ii o 3 I 1 W alib. r f 0 1 II I) II Milk 1db 0 1 3 2 1 Theliln Istb 117 1 3 M entr. .d b ,0 0 2 I 11 lloorc Jd b I 1 1 ii 1 111 Idle. i. 0 0 3 12 Ktalb p 0 2 11 011'blllpa.p. o o o 1 0 Totals 3 R24IJ u Totall-.. T 728 14 3 4nnle Ml by batted ball Tlartford 0 0 0 0 11 10 03 iiarttora ooooii 10 03 Washington.. 200000024 Larned mn Hartford Two base hit Oleason. Three but hit Wash .aCTllce I Iti-IIIIL n enlz llld die Kid I, Moore n Com ell llleae in stolen banes 0 tonuell (Sk Annls. r e sen Moore Mall, Jordan, 1 Ird first base on belle Bird Wente Mrst base on errors II itrtlork 1 M nsMngmii a struck out Hill, I hi llpa. Slalb, Mailings 1 aned ball l.idjle Double play (i ConnelU Theteen and atalllnga LeftonbaKea Hartford, u Washington, 4. Time 1 33. Lmpire Cox. Attendance 4uu Minor Leacnea MKW YORK STATE LEAOCE. AT TBOT Troy 20004 13 08. -24 Oneontv 00080 160 414 AT JOH"T0WR. Johnstown and OloversvUle 20331000 010 I. tic a 2 0 0 tl 0 4 U 2 O B ISTrn-STATE LEAOUE lEtSTk AT TOBK. Tork 0 0 10102000 15 Lebanon 0 000002300 04 AT AIT001A. Altoona 301 0000104 Uarrlsburg v I 0 o 3 2 o 2 010 tirrrB-STATK LKiieejii (wasr). At Oninoy Qulncy 1 Fvansville H (twelve lanlngi) At Iiorltngton Burlington, e, Terre Haute, a. SLA7KBN LPArtE, At Milwaukee Denver 0, Milwaukee. 4. At Mlnneaivolle Sioux Clly, Minneapolis. 1 At bt 1 aul mniha. I M Taul 0 TRSSTATB IFAntTR. At TotingBtown touni,stown 4 Canton, ft. At McKeeeport McKersport. I" Mansneld, S. 1 At Wheellnk Wheeling u AkrcaJ Other Glints, AT LITIBCSTOV. States Island Athletics. 00300O40 06 Staten Island Cncketa 110 0 10 0 0 0-3 AT BIDGBTTOon rrtst .3 3 2 4 1 4 IS tttuot...... 3 0 0 0 3b 1-12 AT T01XEIU. TonkerlA. O 00000000 0-0 New ork A. O 4 10 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 AT BAB ROCBAWAT. tt aahattan Athletics 0020310001 Domeatica 1 1 02J004 010 AT SOUERTILLB. West End A. A 101 801300-8 Baycnna R, and A. A snood uoio 3 AT BBBKBLKV OTAU New Jersey A C 1 30800000 6 Berkeley C. -0 0003010 1-ft Tbe Attendance Yesterday. jit Itficue. Brolhcrhnd. New Tork...- 7ji 6:7 Brooklyn 1,11" 300 Boiton ara I i;j U, 4 I !-til. 1 (IT? o.). rLluatlpbl 1037 2 6n Ttte-U 013- 4,714 Ciimti To-day. I4TI0-it LC-CtTK. Ktw Tor- Tie relnnd, at ih Polo pronnflt, Brooklyn t Pltuborb at W aihtngton P-vrk. Boiton tl IdcIudaU at Urftton. i'i.clihl ts. ctilca.o L 2 i!alc phla, TLATtR LirCLK. w Tork t. PHtibnrfh at Urotberhoofl Park. Brooklyn tk. CJeielant hi I astern 1 ark. li'tum ts. hlraeu at Uonton liKa.elpbla ti IfuSalo. at 1 hildel;h. iwrir-K AMoruTinx. Ft Lon'iTt. AthXIrt at Ht lxnln. Coluniur va Hr ckljn at f urobcu. I-oyUrille t Fyracu&A at I outirllle TulaJo t. l.orbeiter at Tulrdo -IL-VIC fcM.CUTrOT Jwr Cttrti Baitimrre at Oakland Park. llAnford th .Newark at Hartford. New ilaren Y- H liuiin-rtoii t Sfw IlaTtn. S orcriter th. With iujd at Worcester. (IT1IFB UAMKS inn Kcrld. at PWnewool Da&rlllt ts. cut an (.lanu at Panrilla. TO DISCUSS PLA1 Jilts' J KA Q VE MA TTEItS HJunr Rumor- of ThlnRM That May Happen ot rhlludelpla Tcduy. To-day at Phradetphla the (.entral Uoird of Directors of tbol lacrs Ltae wjithoid ft special rosttln? It Is termed a businctis metilnir, and one of sereral which will bo held at dlfleront Itis tliroueheot tho season. That Is wl at a V ayers -.cat?-a mapnaie told a Ft re porter yesterday The iio preen on is. howeTer. tt.ere will t mtifllc, and plenty of It, at tt e (tathf riiif There are several Important uintters for the I oard to con tider It li claimed that, the HufTalo Club Is In dlureM The Board 1 1 also want to know whr the I uHalo Club traiiferreJ the scheduled iramei ntth Boston on Jiil) 4 to Boston wlthot-t the unanimous cm sent of the Lenyuo and tt e ciurstlon of llatHeli s play Jiif with the Hotou (lub without Itiug rteatdb hew'Vorl., Jt)sttel that Busk n will make mronir eflort to h-Te all the (,'aran counted that Hat leld toik I art lu rni It 1" (juitf jfVe th it several cluln will oip s ru ch t u6 i rest trnt ticAtpu t tho ll-Trrs Jt-a;tr It Is haul, will iftnand that the tratue situ Me threw n out. Tl qua tmn i ihr tmull attend urne at 1 aatrn 1 ark "til a t e talked cur m me hat f a stirr r e t m crtted j sterday br the run or that thfeustiL n It tali roinir-rd wouid 'drop t it e I u rs I i a if ii mectim. to lie t t 1 lu J hiuue.1 IhUtJiii Tie lii( which it meant as that th tin tun lit 'hot tie Vain t ni h-tt.j i would be ad mltte I io men 1 ersl in In tt f I wr Lraifun i retdnt Mrm ha Msrai times d cruel thseru loor ui t tb.erdu) tie at o out i at f itrd and trata the iia io all im li siurirs lie ft In this clt as his i Iul it iaiiir ter" Wl n r'U he did iiutluoL JUa n man r much uuturbi I us to the bunts ball outlet k ant mas a i.easttiit and J"ihl ih a i ersuii t ith to nii i Ji ir- grille 111114 j' 'ioi n n riauii run I" trouh esjiurbufciitrsi tares. Me ltd owevrr feel some what i t out rrarditiK the rumor which put him down ax a deTt',r f tnt Nat onal I-irue 'So ir he sail with mucfi ctnphasis. nn fan jut it wn Hi I lack an 1 white th i thfS sterlet are mI II a t-e hoods. 1 don t think 1 eier hal in) eysfclt I, ami I urn I oiitlte 1 d d hi t wt en J joi ie l the Leu .rue. Ian fall At than im eln t n ctnuail J. new we- shoull hne a Muli l Willi the Br thrrtionl If wr had WHiitrd lohaeke tout of it we oull haTestu LtutheAso clatu n- e neer wi uld hare if ne Into tl e I eairuft t a i r ha 1 miiv touht of tl e 1 eajr ie n acurliirf u vie t r Wo will ttck to th-1 iter end until one it the oil er rrcanwi n c un r Tlit-sest rhstuat are belu(to cohrrriiii ir the J sire o the tin innail Mnh to jump mit the Hrothtrhi o l ure 1 ae falsehoods The) urn i t ulat" l lih a mttJiclous intent to Injure tie stan inn. 1 1 ilia rluti. Mr M rn v-u nked w st be thoiicht recar-llnc the tUiintfof I Hen oluub in t p ii.ntu next jei-r Weil o arswrr a man w ho lit r t e t tlie mot jroiiu "lit Ul Broil rboot rrles came loin a imiile f f vt-el.s Mio an i r fd to hair rue turn traitor When he rcun ut ii at 1 t t al etrit L ti h wroi tt man he thrtat ne I to ila e a lit' here I ut told this man tliHt n o Hroiiierh nw oM nir coiiitr aluiifHnl fit up imn icrounils fn ate I u ijiil i be real- too cu pi idem in l liwoildsi tin tmm ifettlnjr ne rronnds bitnt lesxe r us out next ear Mr Mem sai I that he hail contrnrts with fotir of hla phic4 for tl r f i r ars ard lie won 1 rae contracts with thre ii ore Itf rr this wees ends for the same tune it the llr thsrh' od was w,i in to a the oiheii m re salary than he wai flwnt tl em It could hare ttem I rueii tMs wi'l pnt a stop to the rumors that mem bers if the -imtnnait team haTe slgneti Brotherhood ro-itracts .No the tlnrlnnat) t Iub will not make any ii e iey this se won and dors not expect to until tbii war U over Itn-f, Itull, .Vmv I'nln Ornunda. To-day, I eai,ue rluimpioiirhip came CIeelaiid ts. ew Tork iaiue, 4 V l Admission 'o cents, .tfr II-r Hull T'l-dnti llrotltfrhood I'nrU. lUnl nti ttbhuru sTS.Neu rk V, XI AJi, ll.tnr Hull, ia-lrin l'mk. 4 1 M, T.day, Brook I vn ievr and il li ye re I escuei. I r dies' Car le-dle free tu grounds and .rnd stand. aau line Hall, IVaHblaffton Park, T.ay, flrooilrn vs Plttiborsh Game 4 P. V A dm OOe, lAduifiea. fitaftr"!1 aat roCaTi4LTKk-X. OLD SANFORD'S LAST RACE. TIER OELDIXa FALLS IS XI- BTBBPZJC CUA81S AND ItTlEAK 1118 JTBCtT. Jotker Chaaaler Flckeel Tp X7eenaatenat lTlth at Fr.etored Collar llone Tasisr Xlnn. n Mile eind a Hlxleeath In liaS 1-9 Joekej Tljun Rldea Three IVIna.ra. Whllo th 8teeploelinee which wound od ths dnr's raolne at llrlebton Beaoh was bains ran reterlur. J. H, McCormlck's bar celdlnc fanford, ridden br Chandlor, turned a com plots somnrsnult at tho jump iuat below the etand, brcal.lnc his nook and d litis tnstantlr while his rider was hurled to tho onrth, and was carried nwnr unconaclous PulTorlne from Internal Injuries nnd n frncturod collar bone. The race In quontlon was n ncrlos ot mis t.tKos. Thero were flo etnrtors, nnd tho onlr ones to llnlsh were the rank outMdors. Will Darls who won, and Vnn cluao. Williams, tho rldor ot lteponter, broko odo ot his etlrrups and took rt cropper whllo In tho loud. Schoolmaster stumbled on tho bnckstretch nnd hU rldor. Toener. rollod from tho saddle like n sack of moal. Chnndlor wns bndly chakon up, but he will undoubtedlr recotor. It is sale to ear. however, that not ono ot tho 2 500 poraons present caro U thoy eer poo nnothor jumpiuu rate Thoro Is uothlnc elorntlnir or Hporte innnllka in thn spoctacle ot dead horses and Uialmo I jockeis. 'I ho linlanco of tho protrrnmmo furnlchod ex collont sport, jounir i-lrnu tuldlnc Klnc Ar thur, enobla nnd nrlll.n to Mciorr In tho first throe nice. Tnnnor protod that hoisa raco horxo just now br puttlui; up 114 pounds nnd wlnnlnutlio handlcnti ntn mllo nud n six teenth Irom Klnc tnil. Rortnnur. Jlollwood, and other liooi onos in 1 4is. tho bost on reo ord for the dhmnto oMirthe IlrlKhton courho, 'iholant mllo wus run In 1 41 S. That uoren nlal fcolllncplatur. 'Jiutler, won tho mllo race in clever htilo, with ruz7lo etcond, and blcna Hire third. O Hmitli who rodn Echo n few dara nco, and was nssaulted by 1'ost while the race was balnc run, will hao l'ost nrrostod. nnsT iiace. Pnne laon of which fcV) to second, for three rr elds and upward, seltlni; ailonuntee nve rurlotiits u Mnchebr i: hlog Arthur, aired, by tllenlron Loa lanler, lieKHjliti) I F 1-uierj ilir e NewburBh, 4 HO (Lawrence) a llJamDti,! stable cIl m 11 eora a, 115 (Ilartoli), H Publin lliambl) Trie Tartar tionran I,akewood, Munletrli'n Mamie Ilay rrmce hdwarJ, Lotnai and Tun) 1'astur also ran Time -QCH MutuaJa raid $18 Id, f 1 J45. Ul SO. SKtOND BICE. SMCMJ lt; Pnrse Hoo, of which 5) to second, for two-year oldsi three-qoartere or a milt J II Mccormick's I, r. Zenoble.tr 111 Vied Fatr Bar barlan Km llynn) 1 W u Pali acb c damMienaan 11J (Lanblel 3 Hanover titatile eeh c dam b'lna oa, 1 ft (Koc erel a I agent. Kellnna II fllr onn tteorse. John M An lite u Coniea'.a ally, aud Vlorle II aleu ra tline, 1 i' MntnalB paid U 00, 1T i fJilKX TTIirD T.ACE. rnrse JSOQ. of which f! to second and S23 to third, for threeyear olds Fe en turlonira. V McArale e ch. g Warlike, by Mn Alfonso Speed 102 (Ilium 1 J A. Mariuuey e b, p I rluce Howar 1 1J3 (Hamilton) J II C Meyer e b o. Harrison. 110 (Moser) 3 ltaftrr Oncni'oldan lady M. I era, Blondln, KUj Mairrie Poldeu, and Houbu n aleo ran Time I Ji, Mutnals paid fja 10 s.7, $f oi rourTU nicE. rcrieSViO ofwhlchfllu to second and tsoto thtrdt one mile and a rlteenth J lie Lone s b ir Tanner 4. by Lonff Taw Mauls Hart 114 iMmni-l 1 .l PaM'sli c emonr 4 10J Lambley) a C Coraehleon'sb e Klnc Crab l II "i llamlllon) a Zepb rua, lielwood (.ud Mls Cody aleo ran Time I 4- W ntuals paid Rl J "fl, I 1 1 nrrn iiace. Terse $.JK of which f" to s-cond and 1 25 to third for three rear olds an 1 upward one mile. W Lakeland e cli h latter aged, by Tom Ochiltree col imtila, IIP (llamlllon) 1 F F Clark ech m I'uzzlc tt Ul (Flrnn) z J H Vareeab o Pta-nature 3. lf4 iJ lleriren) 3 Famnna, Tappal-annock, Si r.n Cat Meel Hover, Ant Ie M, John Mullina. t,da lioer, and 1'ocatelio also ran Time 1 4- Mutnals paid flora -4J,sij.K MITll nACE. Fcreet.poo of which f"S to second and I I to third! oxerthe foil et-el lechae coorie J. II Temp e s b t, Nil liana ared, by Fadladeen Beteey l.o(i,reenl 1 T Harris br ir A unclnie, aped 14l(v Lynch) 2 Hchoolmaster He eater, and t.anford a ao started but none of them nnlsheJ Time, 5 8:S MatoalBpallCiaoO k,j&j $iu4(X SPLENDID WW.1C At aVTTEHBVRQ. JDarcen and STIke Ilala Get In Home Fine Work Knjoxnbl Nport. The attendance was large yesterday at the breezy raco courso of the Hudson Countr Jockor Club on the holchts of OuttenburK, and the racine wj.s first class, tho honors belnii about equally dlvldod between faToritcB nnd lonc-prlced horsoi. The Increased patronaco has caused tho Ex ecutive Committee to announce that racine will continue on Monmouth 1 nrk 'a off days until tho end of Aucust, The mnnncement proposed to the Iiriirhton Beach AbfocI.iUou thnt lf the association would allow Uutten burcto have n summer moetlnc of elebt days the Hudson Count) Club would then withdraw and learo the field open to lirlchton for tho re mainder ot tho season, but linirhton would Dot ncree to tho proposition 'J hen theOut tenburc peoi! ".md that as they bad Invested 1)5" nun in a llrst-claR trnclc and oiiulnmentK they would run the nelchts in opposition to tho bfmh. and wilicontmu" to do so to the end, '1 Hern wero soverul tirlslllnu features In yeit te'dav's racos 1 he wn In which JJercen sent (Julbbler, Ittvorlto in the first race, out at the iinish. winning the rnoo from Ilateb., a 7 to 1 shct was n masterly piece cf rltllntr Uercen repeatd tn iorforuinnc In the third raco. when ho sent Jim Orny tho need son ot 'Jen Droeck with lop wclnht. li the Iront lnadrh Im. llnlsh pnatehiiii; the rare irom Jlcbt weishted Liraoio by a neck, llio oxhilarailnc finish ot tho da thouch came lu the last nice, when Mike lialr rodo hi own hore. Elin. third cliolco over thu line winner by n head from Count 1 una, necond choice, with lied 11 ht. trie favorite lnrplnK tho count to his ours '1 he other races wero captured handily by the winners. Here are tho summaries, mtRT l Arr. rnrse 30a of which fjO to second, selllnp, fire fur lnusa Hickory stab e s ch jr Qutbbler B by Bayon d Or Vulle l(J(rleriin 1 P. l.radle) e b k Have a e. 10. (J nrai J T Pwyersb Virnni i 107 (McHerinoitl s Uenetlrl i llucuit Hlashrr Minnie J Lnulsu, r'tll Thoni eon. Kheru cod V elect, an 1 tranz also rau rime, I mn Alumili paid fl J5 jki, to i a hrtOM) I1ACTT. Purse Stno. of wi ich t3 to eecnnd for two year olds, llinu me furlrnice J. Heuheiersn c. Woodcutter, by Forester Glen ila I i IPMHuettMn) l W li lennllik'-e Kemple lllly 100 Ctnral) 2 J dleas in br f 1 ur.lll a, l0 (lloane) 3 I hatter Ilelrauion til j, 1 luto Truth and Katerlelt-j ale ran Time 1 OiU MutualipaldH flu Itlii TI1I11P I ACF, I'nrseS300 of which h& to second, selllnc, f ve fcr lours T. 1 i olee s b h Jim i, ray, aged, by Ten Mroeck Alice i ray Ul (lierjein i It. Lid III a b m lirai ie lUJ(line') .J c ielT e 1, ti. M,mhutlan l(n i&tnral) j Human e racial rl tirlow Pr Jekll, Anotnal), and Llllie P. also ran Time ltn4 Mutnals paid F-Mll, (4 I f. Ilk FlirilTI! T.tCK. rnrse WOO of which fiu to second srlllnB mile andl a joartir It rrnliei she i.eti 1 oulaniter by Alxerlne Catu edra lur Jouei i II llllreyilik h ViL-lliint 1 111' (I'lrceiiV 2 M Ink i I o. l c. I itlelllll t l'"lVerplaacl) J llela Jenuio Mclatlaad 1 anues, and lop Sawyer also rau lime 12V Jlutualsrall Jll 40 flu.7' M 15. iinn 1IACI. PurseMO of whlcn ti(i" to eeront, serine ons mllo en lork Mab'i e n t Auslralitz. J br urevtilaiid Australint KJ7 Miller 1 W It If-miliici e c li r Ilieteel t 1 4 (Movat 2 II Iiomlr h. t lujjlrr 1 4 i Inuei) j Larchtnint aul ,ai 'ueraleii ran 'lime In, Mutualf paid 54a V- 4 fj t. Mini i.aif. I'nriefTfui of wh li -i m lecond welihtslOpocnds alioe the scale eeien furlunae M Hah erh. li I Ijlu aued b, riprinibnl Plelne, l."J M Hull i w lullinresb s t uunt 1 una Ii7 ilulllnjn II l.ll.ey-cll r Jlelln.it 4 It' (Miller rJterllu, 111 1) Prown Hue ami Johnnie J, ulso lau. 1 mo I SPi JIuluals talJ UliO ,ij and iij,. Itarluc In J'niclantl. I flipoi, July la This was the second day of ths New market fecond July meeting The race for a handicap ot five sovereigns each, with 1 ikm sovrrelgus added, for three i ear olds and upward, one mile four furlongs aul twenty nve urde (seveot) nine subeorlberel wae won b) 1 rlnce rioltrkoff e live ear-old bar horeehheen. by llemtton. out ot KaJunfy Mr J. II llouldiaortli s four year old bar ci It Keerirreen. bv (.prtne-fleid out of Ivy, was second aud J Multh i Mist liollur third llnmlug IJa:ron.. Tabta, Ila Jul pi -The two Philadelphia Mrdi Laly Washington und Mel ullncti. owned b Jotiu IHg .e and sent Io II) lor Ihe record Irotn f hi, tltanre w re lib rted in ihl- iiiy it is iiinriiinc ut fi an 1 t ok their uro nurthward ai oute with ut a circle Ihe disuuie II e have loci ver U ubtiut 1 OUJ miles lenneylvnnlit Kullrond to Moatuouth lark jr. nrc. fpeclal trains leave New lork from etatlona foot of rortlandt aud Peibroeira etreeti every race dav at 11 jua. kl i Jii noon and uur M aud on Bator dare only at 1 r, U. isl-alog UnasOlately afler the .ii...-XI..IIIIIII1UJI. PyAl W T.1 u"'r,VBB POWOER Absolutely Pure. A oroam of tartar -Hiking Dowdor. Ittshcst of all In lenrentDc Rtrenctb. U. S, Government .noDort.Auc. 17, 1889. i:T2iiks ran mvmoutii todat. AU the One It Two.rcr-olrt Fillies to Ueet lb ths I.Britvc Ntn tits-. Tho LqbMo Stakes and Ftockton Stakes should be cood races ot Monmouth to-dar. In tho former. Ambulanco and hatlle McClelland will moot all tho othor tip-top Miles o! tho roar. Ambulatico will hao to bo at her best to clo Hallloaraco. Tournament ought to win tho htockton btakes aud Danauot may bo tho run ner up, although Thucnlx will bo hard to beat. Tipstaff and Volunteer mar do to play in tho opening oont, Longstreet and Tavlnton mar do something In tho fourth, and Sara Wood vay win tho fifth, with Tenzanco in the place W estchostor and Wakott ma do in tho la.t. Kint IUcp trtf hrindlcup eettukei for thrt yeur oldi and upward wltUflOuO MdOed, thrte quar itn ut a mil o!nnteer 123 Hind Rock ISO rug mi ill Ti.il a J Ill TinintrDuVo 1' 7 (liar n 'on 105 rflTara) IO'.i Mf-n.lea HA )V lln ia iai Uuard Hd J aay Real i7i)ietnUe 1'7 JUcjc forth I'-jforuwuod.... t4 l uiiy Royal inj becond Rara Lale htakr for tworarold filtlti, ltli fl &ou added, three (juArtersof a nil c iATopoa Ill Ambulance 116 i IUFUAi 1 .A III 4J ill 'ill-: Hrckon ll' ha lis McUel'and U5 Mm iMnsom 1ih l art) hioxnom U8 Turmoil iua Custatnetto nlir lu. liuiiule Lorn lCX,t Third Race Btockton Ptai for tbre-year-olda, with f ,()0 added, una mile and a inrter Tonrnaraeut. 1 lt( t-ir Jobn lit Deiotc Ul'l'lialilx Ill Banquet Il" Itawlua ..lutl fourth Race Free handicap tnTt?pitaf for three rear oldKanC upward, wlthtt txX) added, on mil. Lonirntrret 1)h Mag-ar 110 henwod HttlTatlrMoti .U3 Hluirtfard 10t Iielind-. VH 1rellow H7 Malaclil M Kern f'SjLord Palmenr 1J Hfth Race Sweepstake" for tnree-vear-oldi and no ward will) fcVJ addad, arllluf allowances, on mile and afurtone SamUood ...11-IBmiiels 1CM Lyianlir 10bIenance t9 hith Rafe weepnta-es for maiden two-jear-olde, with tl ui) added, three quarters of a ml e lloodlnm 11M Mc unL 113 Mertcreftar 113 bonn'irtim 113 l-nxford 11R Kfinltcolt Ill Wairo t UK Klrkover Ill -iitertaintr .113 iUp 113 uulidefm nlir 11 il'auty liu Uzetta, llujblleu Ill) SdX JUAX WJb UIH M AIDES It ACB. He IStarts In thn Hear nnd Jcitd" n ZSle Field Homo Hnudtlr. Chicago July lfl Favorttfa fell br the waynlda at Waihlngton Tark to day three of the first pick- betnn beaten by horse unpo, ular with the talent The Dear born Handicap tha race of the da was an easy thlnn forlrlm 1-onso. The othsr races nt In turn to San Juan, Jue i ourtney ''ftia and M farrow, and their rlctorles were a great showing for the far West, as t ree of them hall frura t ie (Jolden rtate The judges tae ben a 1 day examining bookmakers' sheets. looking for anrthlng that would rul'y settle the rrookad running of Mntalrne reterday But up to this hour nothing has been discovered to controvert the statement made by llnki:a owik r of the horse, and Bookmaker Wheelock that the stable backed that per former The outcome of the matter w 111 hardlr amount t a ruling off bnt It is understood that Washington 1'ark wi.l in tt e future refusu an tntrj tent In by tbe Chicago Hublo. The racing opened with a scramble of fhefarlongn for matJen two-year old. Afield of frteen colt? and fl lienf-red ihe starter San limn i th favorite at 3 to- Although getting ofl well In ihe rear he I rovd himself a r od colt by irradtia 1 wearing down hia reld an l winniug by two leneihs from I lughter the 1-M namd Detlnrf Mar j Iiuti Walnut the stiortrpt of he Is for tl a p a a. Time mh The winner U n, ir-pjing big c It by pfTolk out of Rallmeth, and tt- ougti to tin oi er of H Mo R ecoini rae e a parse tor three y' r Ids and upwarl, one mile hal fuurfen surtert IMl'-iatua wss u nrni fatorite. but she wm nvrr dankcro.s an 1 the rlnili m cniiflii 1 to the i ftiifornla l or 'ut courtuey and the Western mare Herein, the formr staying tho mile out and winning In tlin. H le y a let gth ftckup waa tt lrd. haten b tolenclh. flme 1 Jed Pr Hare Longelt. irintehonso and Santiago tM the starters In the leTborn IlAodlcnp lor three jearo In. nil e ftirloi v TniM e Fon wa. a hot tip anu c otil a t to favorite whltn rautiar nent up troin even nioner to to 3. The otherh ere quoted at from l to t 1 iantiaku 4eeine 1 fur from as rood a coit as he was on Mi last apre-rauce here and this being the ae frlcre onso tin f an er time llercrnped -.ay troiu I is loor t1eldntUt inning In a ran er tv iui r lein-.ta from Pr Hare. ho heat lei t let .rib for fsrond flate longevity uasto rm nnd Santiago last. 1 me. "i Thla was 1'rino onosflrst appearance since his de 'eat b) I nele Rob at i atof ii Ihesllin-' pure for tl ree enr o ds snd upward one mli and sevei ty jnr.a v,as th fourth rate Mne f tarte 1 1 at St oed) rl set! tiv rite t ut tM'rt wan il e bert tin could l r-ena winning l two lengtlsfrom Kbiftan The faorltd c tuie lu a ri r thirl Tlmet 1 4ft A rurserace cne mile and a quarter, closed the dnj raring or theslx tartors Teuton close 1 a top heavy favor He but the distance an 1 his 11H rounds anchored Mm Al farrow nn t is fourth race at ihl meeting oj tu o lengths from lrnouL Teaton comlns In third, a Jet gth en Time, V. CItMKRT. New Terfiy A. Manltnhn, Tha treat Northwestern team from Manitoba mad their first appenrance In New rk jesterda) and Jour neyed out to Re r gen I olnt to pla the New Jets) A C It was t o cloct when Cat t Hltrhins hating Mnnthe tos. fronted bj tils experience of si.turdny s nt C Turner and U Ulriwli-tie to tl e wickot rst Turner noon lrt up a ca'eh oil a bumping tail and Mcketafe'l rapidly there t etiu down Wr T ifiiet and T ft (lark then got together and looked like mk.lnA a Lord stand, n hen th l-tttrw unfortunate)) tlrtun tut h Turner who was tie) ling suMtfnile luet played a g d iniiin,o for 21 an 1 f lark a 17 wnKtl eoul) otterdoith MittitnghJ oiIC H t hire an. llllnile good e(f iris to .i tt-tt lie umit il -ft w re i r'eiiifi ih n idborroel u iintoa anl I 1 lorvjtii i rl 1 tno of tin- aranrle. h U I iet went to the Kick en, Hi t anddist a)r J iruu If nn I 1 stl t'Cinta si ml inn that of J 1'uui, the Iriti team which ilt i u m 11 inali b it lite rntt I I thu tram g i uusup;ort. Hid tt.e n n ng clos-d I ran ihe re c a Turner c I Age U I spnatjne 8 W HirtMtKtle t I ai ntMi h h A Norn c Tiifnw il h I uni ttyno t 7 w tlitvrl c UkiUvvc ii a'hf run n ltii(iip-on c hi i b intner n n Ouest. b. i i.tiuntne l T larke it rou n out s-b IT t' nil, t Tucll it 0 Hltihms t RutiM-Une tl II v h m Ull b i allien n 4 J (,111 not o it t Hjes M legbtes ft Tiial UU HtST tu W, O WI kinson c TlarL h Tli impion B h. Jt I Vent, c. t il t, t II ontpMni 2.1 u t- I l Thotnj nut a a j riik.kwAii irunpioi ti rn s 't II, tt H ilmes c. Thoinp-un h Mtn 1 1 H mieri 11 b i" 111 .j I i ampul, h J llts j .1 T Mnrwi) 1 tJii b Ihomisnn 1 H M liainat)iie (j J Hi 4 U Moose not out ,2 !'5 7 J'tK'tyss 1 Total ,T5 V, htrllnc Tim 1'oon lan road rare at Incinnntt Is to be made an annual tl lure K I ii e n nirtki Jnsuttrnij t fir tl e Vilburn record at 4 r M un Haiurd II I J aurie (he J nyliMi rarer rofle a irl'e under thre niMiuits at tt r J ile e ti al on luetfdi) Willi 1 ror trniiiiii- h 1 tt J mul Ian and V J Day cftht llmtsoi t until) Uterlmen ou d develop into fust rider There will t e reteni) j riec a urded At the llartforl tournament in .ie tembtr inctudli g bK)ciei medals, watches, li- tn mtcrdny 11 there will bo tirycle races at fipmci r la. Chicago Vim au-e 1 ottag lit), Mass, Unburn. N J and New lork Ui'-ifr of tie New lork Athletic Hub now holds the Anient an quarter uflie safet) record doing the dlMt.ie lit 4a seconds, at Maara Fall oa Saturday Ust- 1 he annual in-M of tie nnertirut division of Ue I r aue t -Vuierii an M hre n en w ill t e led at Dart fo 1 11 .i 1 1 hi n 1 1 11 11 u nui) u iuciiter tneet t it e Harttorl vhfrMi t Mensr' llaeimn an l W i f tiir 1 rnturr W1e1lmen wliu mom th tn leoi fr nt at He 1) u l i.u ir eef, ha'a requetted inedatU r r H 1 ir erlorinain iiiktead of having Hit irx( ernes jaid u iheualiunal utrt The future htstt'i of a chid can be inilaenced In a niarktd dezre b Its nutrition during childhood The choice of a food Is, therefor of thehlgbsst Importance a rtyilclan writes I prescribe and recommend Mel lJn 1 rood in prttsrenc to any other, and bave ag&t 19 tit MTtm jltx wita tauzt atiiwOao,'--js, THOHERS WARMING UP. TBE OLD AKD OAMK OAMPAXOSEn, PA. smviAX, litpnvTEs iris hkcuiid. JVorwooeV. Sanchteir neat tha Tetejrisa at the rtalah-Eallth K. Drleata Her Flld l'romiit Action Taken by the, .Indce. Hiluont TAnr July lfl Tliora was a. Mir &ttenlanco at tho second day's trottlneat this track, and tho roorlo who brated tho hoat and tho dust bad lar bettor value for their ruonor than on tho oponlnc dnr. Tho sport wai moro excttlnc, and, thoush the tnvorlto In tho 2 1 clnns won, aho only did so ntlor loilnc the throo first bents, whllo In tho fast cnis tbe talont took n tutublo. Tho etnrUtiK, too, showed (treat Improvement. Two of tho drlv. ors were flood tWea'h, ouo was warned, and a fourth tnkon out of hli sulky. No doubt thoso moaauron bad a dlscliillnltikT offect. l)y wlnnlnc n hoat in tho 2 Si class In 3 28 ratrlcian, n son ot old Thomas JolTarson. on terod tho 2 '10 list. Patrician Is ono of the oldest horses cninraleulnc. havinc boon foaled In 1972. Ho comes loUtlmntclr b) his eamr noss his sire, now 27 years old, Is still cood In tho stud nnd on tho road, and his dam ti by Dumbarton, n son of TisdrU's llamblctonl in. Althouch ho won tho first tno hents cloerly In quick tlmo ho could not beat Ida Norwood wbon the Ileotwood trained mare sottleddovvn to hor Ftylo. Thr 2,2.2 trot was looked upon in n omtninty for Mambrlan Moid hot tlckots soIIIiik readily al llru. 1 dltli 1! n cood i-crond cholco nt HOi. LUItU It. won tho llrsl boat lu 2 1" i tho fuvorlto two leniillis nwnj. Ilia nuxt hint roersod tho iilaelncs nnd from tho susplcloui way In which tho dtlvor ot Ldlth It linudled bis in iro at tho far end ot tho track tho juuut'i felt onstratnod to cnll Arnold up nnd warn blm Thu vltrllanco of tho luditcs uicpod unv lntonilod deal In tho bud, nnd Arnold sent Ldltli K at n cracklni; clip In tho third bent, tbe llnnl ptrtiBKle bolni; ncnlu between tbo J arkvllle mnra nnd Mam tirlnn Muld. Tbo call wis eMdentli too imt for ibo llve-j oar-old daiiKhter oi Mnmbrinn lludlev for she wont up ul the dtstnnco, Ldltli It. wlnnlnc In J 17'. Willi two fast henln In, 1 illth It. led hoi Hold In tho f.urtli heat to the wire, und fortuno at lencth smiled on tbo l'lirkvillo Farm. I our of the sl colored on tho caul scored up for tho 2 14 irot. Ida Norwood was tho favor ite at $J5 to Jlu for the Held. I'atrlcian drew tho polo, nnd lod from start to flulsb. wln nlnc by olcht lencths Jdu.Ncrwoid was tin steady. Ibe riettwood niaro was still favoi ltontt'iO the Held H5. Ida Norwood skipped up nt tho start, Alice h. led nt tho turn, vrb.ro she went up, ISoiwood broaklui:i twico on the backstretcn. l'atileliin e.inio nwa ntthelntt. nnd won by four lengths In tho "iiino time m boloro. Thero was now cood bolclnc In tho pooli. rntrlelan solllnc lor fot). tbo Hold n't. Allco ncain shot to tho front, but could not enrry tho clip to tho throe-iunrter polo Hero Mmbus took commnnd. ivorwood niraln broko twice, bnt loarnnco cot ber stoadlod, anil made nlliiernco up tho boinetretch with Mmbus, and would bavo teuton in nnother throo or four yards Irln vtag aenln llrst cholco nt $25 tho Hold M. Tho jnnre was now colnc sleadv. icaranco let her loose and flutter' d her backen by winnlnc tho boat In 2 2b Ihe driver ot I'atrician was taken out, but Wood tuff, who took his plnco. could do no bettor. jbootornn was a very tired boree, nnd bed nothlnc further to do with tho ruoe, while Ida Norwood won easily from Mmbus In tho next boat. 2 S4 class trotttntr Pnrse 5VA Ia Sorwooil, fc ia ty erwoud (Tear anre; 4 3 3 111 rnrlclan II e. Uernesi 1 1 'I 4 4 'I Mmlius I) a tLetrl! 1 1 1 s J 2 Alice K blk m Van Nest ..'444 J dr Time-. -1 4 2 :t,v 2 va. 2 ;o, 27 22- A lnrco Hold came out for ths 2 22 trot, ten borees of tbo thirteen nnmed tnclnc tho ludce. Tooli sold Mambrlan Maid $13". Ldlth It. $100: Adce $S5; LMvvnrds. 2. Held, $SU. Jlnud Muller drew tbo polo hut broke nt the Hist turn, ldlth IL uolnc to the front, (jrand li. and T.dvvnrd followinc her. comlnff Into tho btrn'cht. Goldsmith called on Mambrlan Muld for i. spurt but 2 17l. was outside tho mares limit. 1 dith 1.. flashinc under the wire two lencths ahead. The field with 1.11th Ik In wis favorito ot Mambrlan Maid $50. 1 dith oropred bm k to third pUio at tho turn Mamie Wood cuttiniroiit tho work Goldsmith layinc behind with Maid un tho bnokstretch the leadi r broke Gold-mith cl iml up tollnw od by Ldlth It M.iuibrain mudo a Miortnin nt tho far turn, and 1 dith li cams on in tho lead to tho laet turn when sho nNo went up floldsmllh then look command, nnd won by two lencth1'. 1 ho hettinc now svuinc round acaln. tho Mnld selling nt hi the Held $23. Arnold was called up and told to drlvo out to w n or come out of tho sulk. Grand It male tho play for one sldo nnd was leauiuirat quarter post, but broke and fell back just, J-dlth".. ,ind Mambrlan Maid lapped loadinc from this point Tbe stniccle ended In lcter fo- Ldlth Ik. theMnld tlndiuc tho raco too hot for ber and breaklnc -it tho hall dlit ince l'uttlnc was now roversed tlioMuld selllnc nt $25, tlio Held $50 1 dith led to tho half-mile Chnrlev and Mnmbrli.n Maid clohe up. 1'dlth inido nskln but caucbt rjuleklr. The three lenders inndo a Hue rnco home tho Maid running the lot twenty kneths rharloi t". clo-o up to ldlth Ik. who won tho heat and tho raco in 2 20. 2 s class trottinz puree y.m. JdltllK. biLbi ilona o ArnoMI 12 11 viainrirlaTi Xlall u. in t oldsmitU) J 1 2 M Gti-vrluj- ir it tlleiiUt tit-1 h o 7 j Mamie Wood ro m cruok 7 l T a (rand H. b r vmoni'liiff) 4 4 4 Alice b in. (Elliot! "i 7 I-itwnrd Up (i.ruJv i l 4 0 ri The Seer b e Ulruwni ti 7 dr liarlev olbion k ir uowltrj in r Maul Muller I ellarti 3 d s Tll ITlj. 2 If'i. 2 17!.. 211 Trotlluz at Wi-MIc Park. Bostov Jnlr 10 Two cood races pave fine sport for Ihe 3 V1 1 eople who went to ljstio Park thie after noon In II e2 2 raclni;r'vce I exlnirton Chief 1 ad it practically 111. own wa and won three straight beats. In the 2 .7 ciasi, tho three It niters did some .ood vork and tie first te hevt were cl -e Iben Je-ee I blisin went m aud tojL three etraiKut and thu race. :.i.ii uiarlrs Tbe ntt clais naclntr pure f i(s 11 A Worn lej s ejt e 1 exmttun I hlef 1 l l A. II Por s b m lebntla 4 2. Inlin Trout k b tu lolin 2 4 i Island Farm ii b. rn Kantala 1 t 4 A 1 Ulldeslr g Aral dls. tk Time-.' .SCj. 24 2iJilfr Tho2 27r!asH pnrsev) 3 J lloweneb s Jus, llan'on 3 3 111 A r XePonnl I s li m Alicante 118 2. I M t.alvln s b a 'ranie I losioms S 4 2 it n T T. alarnti s br a. 1 Duo 4 14 4 4 lime-. -4'j 2V-, 2 2JU 2 Vj tillOUZDO, The fSecond. lluy of (ho f-urutocn Uun Club'. MrcllDi;. PAHiTnri Jnl 10 The second dtv s sport rf tin Saratoga f,Ln Club s meeting v. as qu te as enccesHful as vestcrda) the openltu lav The weather wae inter eelv hot but n suulhu enter x Ireere and the rutiras awn lops thnt are re telle prole ttteslootere from the euti made Ihe eh oltn-r verv plennitnt. The enure I rocrimnie with tie r ei tioti of tne event an 1 tno tw i uiitlmel e I event of vcnterdav neresh MoiLi The live bird mnlih tliet U to lake l aieon I rl lav inornltii; beteen I en roe a if We.ttleld inlWIitnev lheie m ere, ling c uolderat h exclu iint ati'lnstliu rn mageinrnl liusde tdedtolmvea I ve I Ird wet ttake with aepirnlri te iiti this dav tl e ma orllr of tl sportsmen win it n oer t pnrtt ipue in it Ml the ehoi tltnr at artltl 11 tar.ets Ik kOl rl ed bv All erl ran As-o li lull rulee and the birds arc it rov. II under the rai id firing s stem Thr Cunei laluntl Koil iintl Gun rinli. The f one) Islund Hi d and dun Club led a well at tendel ihi olat Vloodlawn lurk I tnr Island Jester dav Th we.ther is fa? rable and M h. r s w ere made II ViLaUkhllli II s mover) rne h i ling killing., btr la straight There vrere n lie tu- fn- I rst pnre and in th Hir, t 01 v cl u.l tin til ed ustruixl t find won Munr.e Mid llulilwn viere lie I ur eieinl prlre anl lu the ehoul oi Vluurve kllltJJ atraigi t and won Trtegutar Mio I at Peven live P. rile 1 Hke 75 yan 7 11 W Klnttmtii'lier v anls w i.reen (2l)ardl) 4 !l t-ullliMi (.'I nrd i I Vlutr vans II u Mel aug niii MnnT I nrl leu mi arlsj. 7 C wefk n l.iu kr h 7 l l Lit. sards 7 ll-ppigt i)urd.i V I I snrt-r jjr's t W StrHirldke J ynr In I 0 l r.en -Ivarlr) 4 t lame. .,virdl, v e Na-ou vardij, M lltllden tll yvriu i I llrrr )rje 7 "I t'le el ool nil frr llrsl prle 1 I I al e t u II vlrliiu.h lin 14 v ectiljeinuti It l Pttlefe-n l I t 1 l.laurer, 1, a. 'iirihridge I Sukoii u ii Iijer,o, laclillnc Iiitrlllsencr Poem July HI The chn ier)a hi a Ice owred bv Mr William 1 I ockhart I a- li rn eoid I Mr II, a,, Urewe of IheHoeton yrrniu 71. v Icelv AkeeUct uotier H2 feet over all "4 fett 1 lit1 e water In o left lnci ea teum efee it Lt rs Iraurlit II e tiller r e tai, owirl i t vir Aiidres h oi en s ,U1 n br II M ten egun ol Dili nt aid tin Kteiln launeli Vltn. .1 ot,tcdb)J II Mcl,r.jt t Mk t,lf1 lu i tu v fhetldfll Niti kit Jniv li -T i ileal i iht I e irle.s r u IIasiiii-'h owner roiu liisiuu bouul lor New v.urk, arnveJLero todny JYriAinrn I njuy un (Inline The employes or II e Pro il lyn and Ne lortlerry Compan) lir d ihi-ir am u il p iniii at I deno 1 J irk Venerea otlell t n A cooling brrere ii a t! e ark very 1 leasant. and tie aflairwa luiie lurcr.ifui A feaareut tlin icn-i iimiis to late teen tie tli et o games but I men 01 I ran, mull Ir anWkit I d not show up t i om ele aid iti gtme-wen iieulciei Tl e lao rig dm lug tlatform- ve, re we 1 1 e I f t its II e heat during I hi rvrtmi aud tie vnung n eu Inu mil lens an I 'M men am matrous si em tbe lui.e at lb shrine olTernl hole e'hrn Baby was slot, we pave her Cutor'o, VTbtrn ihe waj a fhild, tbo cried or Las lorn, W hea she became Mlw, (ho dune to Cajtoria, TTIvm aha bad CalWrea, abt gar Ueaa Octtarta, t 4k THE HEASON WHY. M' Th miprcedfntfaii.ecvMef thoCtuTv jfuP M inn i'nffM i omrny h eeuM much lt fl cointnntt both 1 ttt And id Hot ton, nnd i I Ji qufitlon oitfii aiUpJ Ik Miw run ymi 1 So felt nn aritilt thnt In porf-ct In vary lj M ftetikM r nu h a rf nab price ,m 1 I'll infunitu l ot our l)Utiif nn tnakfj II u '5 UTrtsar J f mT m Tf tr lure ijnn tltlei D jl from tin ir'rtjurer fii to tl p con. lJftj mini'r Iifnie kaiTft you the ml IJ e nan h W'l H tr Hi, an 11 ktiiHinir thn amount u' cooli r; I tliAt wn ilo e hell on A rl fer margin ''B t Hit ntiv tl f r iM cr Trial uur ir oda ,i 0 ar- the t eitwrnteJ otil) art that a out fl tnt! tr ii 1 4c ttoTi er nlwaya. i,. iM 9 clif rtnil trrntlpnim wl o hate uped our Hi R I urtird II luorn an I wintf wilt hare tio .Iff o I er 1lif a (n appr iato onr ftora, 3nJi tti.i li our itdy trt'tidinaj ba urplei a 3( hnrtetuani t rr I etnc nn bar ur auy 1 -ir btiiFCt r unl a ti alurea whrtlrTer i l I MUN, 1 KIM 1 vH COM I ANV, i (5 HJi llr talffnr bL 12th an t nth fta. V Hprrtti intention to mall ord era. tn I fA for prlco Iul Ml .M'l j r j a lit: AT 80V2JI ItAT UKQAIXA. Tho Kvelyn IVIrna Mr. Arnold HllrttV jl f Mas. JM 1 Tho Oroftt South Ilavnoht Club's rviRttft, i-h forBlootBownod nnd snlloil in tLo OreatSouth asq 3(ay, wns hold off D. 1). Conovorn dock. Hllp, .fa jotorday IhochibV UunO-milotrinunular 5 courso moh elected for tbo ccmtoRt. rl ho plan I 4 of hnndtonppinu tho mchts ftt tho sturt with i llio time ullownnco war ntlot trd. ctoriHntrto thlfl motbod, tho j acht In llrpt wins tho raoo. I All tho jiuJits camo to im nnchoraco on tho HnoiUo mluutis Ixtoio thn stmt, with nil nnlU 1 1 ht. Tho nil cot nff In ortlur aocordlnu'tothelc it 5 tlmo iiandlcath ri h 1 m in owned b .lonlnti 1 llutibii m w tn h was tho third to 01010 tho lino. hiotiouTtook thn MlbiaKrt Dr 1 (j.lnlmnco) i N and th. Nnthn Io l'r t J. J otvt which had V t lirecotlod hor hho turned tho t r-t stakoboat j two lulmilofl ahead ot UiivMit iko 1iieLolyn led on tho li nintirt! .ai h tho Miistnko foc- t ond, and tho Iloikolei id. n h hwani third. f llio other onts wero tr mn out behind. iC ,1 wn n cloro men at tho IIl.Mi tho 1 elyn turn- n Ini! tho liuatCitiiLnboat tluto niuites ntiond ot tho Mistake i ho troth, w.i .1 tollil aluor i mtiL. iireHeuted by William Ainold or tho 'j schooner m tit haeliom 4 A roisnttn Idi c in priro Is to lo sullod oa J Auk. lb 'Ihoro will bo Mir classP3. two lor t bloom and two fori atboats. ,r 2.4 1. 21.MS. j Tlnnflnclnn tVlnM ttit Cnn In rfli fnnrttm It ITnntlticton Hvlnn the dtp In 41ie Conntrr XI Iub 1 tmn nitttifnt. A I If a lawn fenn player ecr cohered htraie'fwlta A plory, K J flLtitliifTton vt New Haien was comjletelT t tnvel ped lu It jiaicrd 1 inr mine, nnd tt v Ht all th f x ruveriiifono n ire 1 for comfort lu rtcU weather. Tho orriii' ii wa the flna match tn tho lnviiatioa j tournamuit or the Country t Iub At West theater be- 1 tweeh HuntiCffion And W 1 Kti'iip Qa Tnnflaf i uttirnoon the tt adonof tlfltfr fulllnj: fat befor thn fourth let was tlnihe I leaJnp the tcore two H, th lait t befn; 1 OHtttnti d until yetiterilu mur&lac. V I whrn it v, as dt ld d that aa ilarkue su tmd ret In he for I the f urtli cet ind-d ttie I ur nt ninann of ltrciJitijr llio J inattnr wouid be tu 1 la 11 ait u.er citi. bet iUr 1 t un uf nt i the result was Ituntincton mirprle 1 eerr oun bvdiv '4 fratiuc tl e onl man wt o Im 1 1 eaten til in hi the tour- y t.atiitut I tlif-e ftraUht fi'r, 1 iiujid j laynd with till j chnractnrl 10 1 utL and I rfllei c Pyhtliik larl tvr 1 eierv i.nt,t, but I iiutiiiciou t trerloun irlMiBk V i 1 ud cudenth (,i C"d hi tmn lleiUjrJ au aim out h, lat ItletiH if mte nud robahl itn bt-nttneof Mn life. f W t Noiblup toul 1 1 Imn Ucrt!er Ki kid placed tbo t lal HuntWktoii a behind It liou tem no letter f form wi- ert-r nxluMtel lu th! loimtn and every- v 1 thliibf tclnt to tlm New Haxen mu 1 heiug the leader at Nnuptrt if hn keei up 1 1 saint j. ihnaje tkior 11 mterliu abut E'-O wnrn wPd with Sj 1 Iexeitninniit Hptln. if -Ty puy Knan befran tli f I HTMCf tu tl o 1 rn -n: and loet thn Trft four aiuea, lif T f I iir 1 wcL ho took the nrth an 1 PUth itamd llnntluir- i I ton CHfturiur tt ut ntt and ciht'i. hii 1 ti e Ret u J, 1 I lit thn net ond eel Ki uji.t fat e 1 tc t. ore h iTHine, Hunt- I iirtoti nninin J 11 t t third pet Knar p foucrhc f I with th de-jnratl 11 of forlorn liuje. and cjcceede4 In mak tur it the cloiet of the three Hun inirion tr lc c J" v the iirftand w nui vimtft. ktiupp tlie third llimtirv- T I ton the ti nrth and tt tu Mini p took tl ret, Mighty I t tit lluntltijrttn t V. 1 i next tti-n( wini .in tl a iter, I match hi Imp Knaip a naturally inurh ierccn j Jii t) 1 1 detnat nf:i h m imrd mi 1 jiurLv v,tik hTouti ri tlie lourn iiim: t tmt ti u h au ar-dd n cond pr 10 r rinul Ko nd-1. 1 IluLiln-iUii brat W. 1 Kuapp V 0 tu ti 4 J j rI Ire Tonrnunient at Hntlnc. I fotl ln(T tittionrl characterl?td the iecoii 1 dar'H t L plav In the touruauiMtt or ttie lludaou Khcr Aasotla- sJ tl n at the Far ai a tar Termi Iub at Has lntr ThJ tT mc nd roun 1 in ccntleratn nnIri v a 1 nts til, nal f t thelillfb iiirflen whh redured to ihe Ti al round, 1-av l lnir l'n atiiil Anl Mrn. l-e Jowefi ilnrMi to p m for j j tint j rl7 itnrr w Tlie c osmt inuttli eterdir k wniletwfenl I. HnliatidC It Kum n Hot ilv-4 p n ther U o-. i t r th im at J irt, but raU e 1 at tt ji-b in aul lfHed nrat (,uodirL Hall t a 1 v Iriilnk Ly Hf twosua cnt s-etp I J l-eri fit e tt oocl t that I Ulnar and I Mmi ttouIJ j t 3 mak a (r o 1 mtttLli The If. tier 1 ti old I uriiat ji t 1 nV I rer 1 ut hi (lived racquets nil winter ujj. vmi S- ruther 1 it lor th exertion rei,nlred b teill it. 1 at( 11 I only tnutiAiteii to rur t re ue amo f- n hm MiithtuI vj. IP tent, a )ji'i:- Liilierliiifi f l u. r inc. ull x i nwin ot the reprentame ppoj le in tne tf!ni 1 wcr fJ pripetif. Am lie ti "in wre Mr mil Mrn Mortm y It 1 ftton Mr anl Mm TIm mat I mi 11 t e V-rn Hura. J tin Mjatefs -audf lie ulene Kirltl mi, Mu- Peoedirt. J, Mr and Mr Idwarl He 1 Mr an I Mrf Madron, I ft? vt wiitiml anltj-ru Med lndMT r toly, i JS Mr Houarl A Ta.ior Mr ai1 Mm Jan.tt I rttnr. 4 m' Mln Clrn Mr torj, Terr i I tj aud th wf Irara. Jilny Tin result- win 'iin lemen -li r senomd i ruinl-v IS I.u .ui lea Willi Knere o-l t 4 M. f 1 uj. beat M Inton 1 -0 iIIcji A W. fl tobti 11 I Ha II eat I Kuntnnt 1, H tt. II f 1 Ladles -iiikleH 1 re tniliinT H tm I V t. th i bfat '8 j MtMiubv iui i lrt itoiinl Mr. le 'wf-uMor- il cm beat Mib lLru.r i 1 s 6 k nhili btat Misn lei ipJe I V l-djr A It 11 n will I ay I 1 tlnir th Jt? h rlianrnatei z thn. tl e latter Uwtll llatt?.lll T' A' 1 'i, liu t r hf I I Hall 11 i-iinM.riu.N iq y Wi l ivorof 1 1 r rmf- lt kt-ntlei 11 s. iidlu ci dujb ts i IB v. 1 1 hlfto be oiarird- Jt' J I Th? Vtevicm Trunin hm iplnnliln. W I Cninro Jatj ir The frut rounds 1 1 thn ff urtti ri I nual tennU tour e f tht W ett v. n lived ills afteiw W Mi n on on the Ker voo Clu r unU CoJd nd Autell, ef Wit fl tl Ietr uchai 1 11s I eit Al irqtm anl I mi of thii i rlty bj 1 .1 4 1 lot l n e ate 1 V ,u f Ten- a St fl ul In anjo-eij titted t u- 1 Me! t (rand 0 IV X fl (11 or otM ben H Uk f 1 ji act y t I i Wren o the hn 1. dUub 1 fe itni 1 rmt 't I oui, -Jfl at d leloun I.ktJ I r 1 -r-l -o O T. iK vJEfl All erct lieir It itat I i l!or 1 I I in it nod I. A 1 t 4 In tl 1 j irtr ml 'wr 1 e en tea jf.l 1 intnln a M nilnn j T i loim anl 1 lot 1 un v.c e It-itate i b 1 llorl 1 d Wrmi bv il L I ti 4. Vj i ffl star Athle-tlc hili J'xcnrHluii, rak fl The tnr At lettr ub tint r 11c amattur nrtran'cv ff a fl tl in of L n M tud it) If Im nr ji' tsci mon j8 I terdat Ir ujih 11 h M th r- nmr n barp vjl which P'iMt.l eotr 1 u u Hay 1 T jrk tefB x M fl tl o (la L T t 1 it iU rr liht r 1 I cot e 1 MliU tftl fl I iitim; in tHe dib ii is 1 it im j i r e I. 1 jfin 9 llare hi the nlirrri 1 tt e r. u ntn n it tiiily W m lttlt.li led t all t 1 ihU I t ula r I 1 1 v is 9 1 Il fl )ed I) he nrl hut Jr 1 r- in 1 e( nent!Uti l J J In in He Nui nt 1 rul I 1 l .i v an IMll- f aflfl I I air i-tu c'. I lb Vh 11 Jitbj e e it Uu a- y $m riviijff ut ;l e 1 mitt.it J; .1 m werelud-ljfi-dic. ifi Hfim OiMit untl 1 ni' i Hiiitrt W iivlJ Tnn aruunl n t. until nnpiiral K nui C.ah wltl iX ,M?H bnt loi tt il t 111 I.i 1 -ui -ai t 1 1 Aum -a Yi ''Am The c hkip ntiiitiv r ath t .iirii t Hm --oj f H. !rH c. urkw w 1 I b lj J n Ai in Ji tt Mte Tair f km iiroLU li tt irei to J 1011UM1 u t. 1 ir iJ v fl Tlie 1 rues t r V t Mar h eu 1 k i in w Jnlr T s. urn nn esh b 0 at Ira I r uu,r N&w wB-fl e hi treet Hi. i.ru cr lie .1 1 J wi 1 ;i auuuiM "tr tfl tm i 11.11 y entries vVJ Tie Ntwttjrir'i tit etl" vr 141 ti i t -ore.tlr Rffl eluli. h m i 1 to li 1 1 ti h u 1 s, r 1 11 r fcM h In Afl ewiurtti liu dunn tin -r'i 1 we k i A ikiu ,fl lliernwilln loub e .n rn t n r 'd itu- fclofiU- on 1 i t trJ 1 In d.irti I, 'a'U la.ru ai 1 11 rle 1 iu in ir f rou uuf WW I ci 1 1 11 th Uu 11 .iter A M, I h mi Ms 1 le !''rl ar 1 M cliamploa I iiljj vn;l 1 ikieu1tliiia,e,Hi 1 b ii in 1 tf v fl t it trv ill fiii c 1 l t j 4I1 I a iuatirtiti, 1 1 lie 11 1 e 1 I ie nr unj h r ti ul 1 elytitB V Jt fl I I ll i 1 1 1 ir v l 11 nut b ban ft red to Hpm mi i 1 1 re 1 ii. 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I t e rt ei 1 I b H,e rr mm I ten, ttfmW. aud.tumti I 11 -ii4nrtt 1 en Mo l imJ hiintjevt. ll iohmfl JTarUlr, H NOTICE TO HSHERKEnT I' r I'UK I'H (lie lHiiii; 'ir us mmi .-tlrlnr Tlfl rer I a hm e hur I e s re t i r I I :tr Mne, 11 f 1 ii i ren ie ii I (,k v fi.it ..tt rft-A la., IIbbbI I 'litiu I li t r a i a el el ,0 s 2 u ibIbbI 1 f 1 fttu Ire I ft 1 I i. rt. 1 e 1 111 1.1 ri!cl I 1 11 Nncli e. lera. t JfM tr ri Ii 1,1 'r I I I I 1 f 1., JH fro 4V1 1 ari.e Vuriel) (Un,, ,rr, .11 4 r T,a. t H evil tl iucv l(,r U usir.icvt iuliliu L 3M lakkle tualusue lur 1-ei. M J, F, MAKNTIMIN, -i' U COCCI 61, MAR CITi IIALU liUOOIXIX, JT, I, I ,tM mux iiLMAa& f H i 'L- Jjmm ,1 .jsr ""'eiaMB

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1 I A THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1690. it V t I THURSDAY, JLLY 17, 1839. f London Offices ef TUB 6TN til F imTKiiMrwJ rl I jatmnjnslwtlont tL uld In adlretita, TBaKsT. "1 f JCwCftKO Strand. London, w J4 Bnteertptlea j Mll-Pt-l. jH b JOSTIY, ltr Moath 00 Ki fcAlXT. rtrTear...... oo WSfi t unrtuT, f tmt. oo Wl f' DAIXT AD 8UNDAT, r Tear OO Kj) eXZtLT. rTu 100 W TTIE SUN. rTtwTrrkCItr. I J I Kbthtng Tn IU ytttilliyl'tn onr esteemed contemporary, ,1 1 aOBo6inaiiVi9Tifrer, the following report. 5 If It were true, It would bo Important: tteelntuaentaBptolat embuty to thla country to k ejjoerVaia tithe United States Government Is dlepotedto ffj r feaaltean offer for thepurohase of Cuba Theiiaixietot Ml i sSjeambaetyaTt lltroLtto viciiut and roctcaso Mtsoa. S Kltrrherto-ajoothelrwTtoBrl!rbortopro j fit f sJenteTedenHiU toMr Ilisis-a, secure aoonfereneowlth L fill Jieui4 hit presentation to the President. Trey arrive! Leli here last week and went to Waahlnrton, bnt were not V latltfitd to be pressmen to tho rres dent by the acting t I Becratary ot Bute fielr minion leaked tut hero f- j through the nectitlty they were under of using Span a Uh tnterpretsr. Toe gentleman whom they tilled k I v thought theymtght bo Cuban adven'orers, and refute 1 p tiU assistance until they produced their oredentla a. It J, maid that ex ienatur Tiioms W. IMixsa let the ball jr i jolting for Cuban annexation by purchase, plainly te f. 1st the Spanish Oovernnicnt, whl o he wet at Madrid. i I that Cuba would aoon aauex herself If Spain would not C Mil tho Island." 3 Th&ohlor dltuculty with thU plcco of news jjj i Is that tlioro U no trutri In It. Spain hap no suoh purpoao at present, and haa sont no (v snob, embassy. K, i: Tho last thlnrj that Spain will nfrroetodo g, BtosoU Cuba. Slio mllit h-ivo boon In it J duoed to surrender It If tho Government of j,' Sj this country hart shown nnydlsirasltlon In that direction In 1S77 and '73, whon tho j. Cuban Insurrection v as powerful and actlvo. J Uutnow tho tlilnt? oanuot bo dono short of P compulsion by war. Tho story of our Cincinnati contemporary f lifwoll invented, but It cannot hold water. Cuba will doubtlsi beeomo a part of tho M Korth American Union In tho duo course ot 1 M hemispherical ovolution; but tho transaction it I wilLnot bo complotcd this year. K SlryQ31nIne tho Protectionist,. Mr. Mch B Klnlcy tho Krco 1'radcr. j! Vt Tho open letter of Secretary BriAuns to IBbnator Fhye, exposing tho folly and futil ity of tho MoKinley Tariff bill as it stand", commands at onco tho attention of tho wholo country. Tor months tho ltepubllenn statesmen In the Houpn of representatives have boen busily exiRnged In brlnKlnff up to their Idea of perfection a meusuio which should filvo practical oppression to tho popular voto In favor of a tariff for protection, and not merely for revenue. Differences of opinion among tho Houso Hcpubllcans were differences as to dotalls only, not as to tho general prlnclplo bohlnd tho bill. Hostile criticism of the MoKnrtiEX bill has treated It as a protective l measuro too rlffld, too Uourbonlsh, too fa- i natlcal for tho Umo3. Under party discipline, i.I as exercised by tho ablo autocrat in tho I ohalrof the House, tho bill has p.v-scd In I? that body by a party majority, and gono to k tho Senate for lt3 concurrent voto. f In tho preliminary and Informal dlsons- fl. 1 Bions ot tho SIcKujiiEY bill by tho Ilepnbll- Sv 1 can Senators, tho dillercnoesof opinions thus Si, j fareveloped havo llitewlso beou dlileroncas w 'J as to dotall and mothod. How shall tho bill fl bo troatod? Shall It havo precodenco over 2 other legislation as the main rnoasuro oJ I Itepubllcan policy? Does It go too far in 1 the dlreotlon of hlffh protection, and does It I need modlflcation In defcronco to a supposed J Eopubllcan sentlmont ocalnut otremo measures In tho way of protection? Is tho 9 compensation provided for tho Incidental i eaorlilce of the American sugar-gitmlng in- f I torests sufflolont? Theso nnd other less S -1 Important, if moro Interesting questions of a I J purely political boaring, havo clubterod f II around tho McKinlzt bill at tho Senate end i m of tho Capitol to tho Impediment of Its prog- I H ress rathor than to Its direct Impeachment. ii Now comes tho foromost stntesmau of tho ifljU Bepublican party, neither a Itoproontativo Ew nor a Senator, but tho oflicer in Gen. Haii- fcffl BJBOK's Administration Fpeclally elnrged UlS with the manngemunt of our foiolf lalis; E( nnd in a Blnglo written sentnnco ni about two-dozen words ho goo4 right to tho heart j of tho MaKiXLrY project and exhibits f It as a radically and structurally I defecttvo Bohomo, practically worthless as a measure of protection. 'Ihert U not a section or a line in the entire bill," pays Mr. BliAlsn, tluil will open the market for I another bushel oficheat or another barrel of h pork. If sugar," ho continues, "Is now 3 placed on tho freo list without exacting lm- portant trado concessions in return, wo shall rt, close tho door for a pioiltablo reciprocity j against ourselves." i Tho letter to 3Ir. riirn Is tho most Impor- i tont and valuablo Jotter Sir. JitMDJE has J written in tho wholo coun-o of his varied K end viclssltudlnous career, its political ron- H soquences aro matters of speculation, but Its u practical statesmanship is not bu! joet to question. Tho foreoof Mr. IlLuvn'serltl- clsm and tho truth of tho statement which j we havo put In Italics nfo recognised nt oneo J by everybody. Congress has tho opp'ir- tuni'tytoopon themarkotsof jnlllloim of p"o- 1 plo to tho products of Amorlcan farms by t 3 making sugar freo. 1 ho McKinijiy bill R throws that vast opportunity to tho winds. U It makes sugar free, nnd tecutes for tho 1 American farmer and manufacturer no mnr- kot In return I Ah n nicnstue for thobenellt !of American Industry, it is in that respect 9 worth nothing. j Btrango to say, Mr. HiiatneVj Irnown dls- 1 approval of tho MoKisijiy bill has beon treatod almost overywhoro as a blgn of I wavering faith in tho protoetUo system, ft JUa nttltudo toward tho Ilopubllmn protec- M tfbnists rcsX)nlblo for that proposed law Is i even regarded by BomoBuperilclnl observers as an Indication of readlncen on his part to U f take a step nearer to tho position occupied j 1 by tho gcntlomon who call tboinwj v s tariff P jl roformers. Several loeoso Individuals hao fy 'I gone so far as to Inquire how soon tho See- l N retary of Btato may bo expected to doclaro J himself for freo trado out and out. B There Is no senso In that view of Mr. a BijAnfr.'fl remarkublo departure. Tho very m essence of the protective Idea Is In IU roeog- jg nltlon of tlio power and right of thoAmerl- R can Government to use tho tniiff In sueh a B 1 way as to encourage, Etltnulate, and BV J promote American Indtibtry. 'J ho cry m I essence of the freo trudo inntmint Is II a denial of that light and pow.r. Mr. H BliAlNifi fatal objection to tho McKjvli.y n bill Is that It neglects tho greatest opportu- El nlty of years to uso the tariff to benefit m American Interests. So far ns concerns tho H proposal to mnko sugar freo without oxact- u tog tot American producors n compensating a advontago in tho mnrltots of nations bene- JgP I flted by tho abolition of our duty on Mig.ir, Wi m It la Mr. BLAisn that Is tho protectionist I and Mr. MoKinley the froo trader, p II By one bold etroltQ, maetorly In Its onoep- i llrmd6?,nifttloDid la lt political tokrat, or WM eeiBwvj'- mi WTwin.1,1,,11 n the Secretary of State has laid bare a hum bug devised by second-rate partisan ingenu ity, and has Incidentally shown his fullstat uro as a Btatcsman nnd a lcador. First In the Field. Tho Prohibitionists nt Lyrlo Hall on Mon day night nominated a comploto municipal and Judiciary ticket. Urns they sustained their previous reputation In our city con torts: first In tho Hold, 'and lust In tho rneojllrstto nominate, and Inst to oloct. Tho candidates they havo put up nro sub stantially tho samo as thoy havo supported for other offices In tho past; and thoro Is no reason to linigino that they will bo moro succossful now than heretofore. What makes theso nominations of inter est Is tho fact that thoy aro tho" first to bo mado under tho provisions of tho now electoral law, and thoy 6orvo to illustrate soino ot tho lois salutary nnd moro oumbor Bomo features of that much discussed and littloundei stood rnoasuro. Tho Prohibition nomlnoe for Mayor, Mr. W. Jukninos Dem oiikst, whon a candidate for Lloutcnnnt Govornor In 1S35, received In this county 1,373 votes. Tho nomlnoo for Comp troller, W. T. W.utDWnLL, rccolvod when a candidate for Mayor In 1S3, 832 votes. Mr. 0. I!, Mununuu, tho candldnto for District Atturnoy, received, when ho ran for tho samo ofllcu In 1Ss7, 709 votes. Messrs. llADLr.Y and Z UJiitsKin, tho two candidates for City Court Judges, received In 1SS9, T17 and 712 votes, rcspcctholy. Mr. Nixd HAJt, now nominated for Coroner, rocelvod for IU'ghjtcr lat year 701 votes. In other words, this temperanco tlckot Is mado up of gentlemen rcproscntlngsomo800 votoH In nil. Under tho old election law, tho e.xponses attending a canvass for tho tompornnco tlckot amounted to $250, paid by tho nominees or their friends. Under tho now law, tho city will bo obllgod to print, "la brevier typo, on plain whlto paper, blx Inches wldo and three-eighths ot an Inch for tho namo ot -ach olllco nnd for each candidate," four comploto Prohibition tickets for every registered voter in tho city of N'ow York from tho Bat tery to tho Bronx, Thoro wore, two years ngo, 2:G,GiO registered voters in town. If there aio as many, and no moro, this year, tho number of ballots to bo pilntcdby tho State for tho 800 Prohibitionists will bo ono million ono hundred und forty-sis thousand Uvo hundred aud sixty (1,140,500) I ThocO tickets must bo perforated and sep arately numbered. Each must bo Btampod with tho name of tho President of tho Board of Polico. Tho labor of preparing thorn can not bo begun untd Oct. 23. If tho Interpre tation of tho law favored by soino of its ad locates b3 correct, tho Prohibitionists can, without additional expense tothomsohos, obllgo tho btato to piiutsetsof "assorted" tickets on tho prizo-packngo plan. This would bring tho total number of Prohibition ballots up to llvo millions, nnd entail an ex pense of not leto than $10,000 upon tho city. In addition to tho cost of tho printing, tho State aftsumos tho work of preparing, pro sen ing, nnd distributing the Prohibition tickets Kiory oter, without any excep t'on whatever, must havo ono handed to him on election day, must take It with him to tho voting booth, must fold It up out ot the sight of man or benat, and must return It to ono ot tho inspectors. Othorwb) ho cannot vote; ho Is uiafranchlsed. Thu3 a qu trter of a million of Kew York electors must witness tho printing and dis tributing, and must personally receive and return tho tickets got up by 800 Prohibitionists; and tho taxpayers must pay for thorn I Such, howoer, Is tho law, and tho Pi ohlhltlonlsts, whoso Convention on .Monday nigh4; was tho first to bo held under its pro islous, havo tho undoubted right to avail themselves of whatever ad vantages It may offer them. A Groat Itaco on the California Coast. Tho people of tho Pacillc slopo will soon bo treated to a great rnco against tlmo and distnnco liko that which tho Philadelphia so splendidly won a littlowhlio ago off tho south shore of Long Island. Tho San l'rauclsco, which will ilguro In this raco, was contracted for ut tho samo time ns tho Philadelphia, and liko her was to haw been finished, under tho original stipu lation", near tho clo-o of Inst October. Thoy woroboth i rtnldod for in tho feamo act of March 3, 13i7, and tho samo maximum amount was appropriated for each, namely, $1,000,000 for hull and engines. But although originally treated ns equal ships of about 4,000 tons (1 splncomcnt, tho plaus adopted aro a llttlo different, and tho Philadelphia, ac cording to tho ollielal flguies, Is tho larger vessel. Thoy aro alike, however. In their armament, which consists of tw el vo six-Inch brooeh-loudlog rliles in tho main battery. Tor tho ban I'rancl'-co a courso forty knots long has been laid out In Santa Barbara channol. bho will run forth and back over this trnck, making eighty knots In nil, precisely as tho Philadelphia ran on tho courso from Southampton to Block Island nnd back. 1 ho stipulation In tho ban Francisco's easo Is, liko that in tho Philadelphia's, that sho shall reecho $M,000 premium for each quarter knot In excess ot nineteen, and shall foifelt a liko sum for each quarter knot ot deficit. Thodogreo of Importance, both for tho contractor and tho lio eminent, attached to accuracy In tho cumputu'Ion of tho results is obvious. It w is known to bo quite possiblo that tho Philadelphia would cun $JO0,000 lu premi ums, and bho did earn tuo-thlrds of that sum. No pains will bo spared to mnko exact calculations!:! tho Santa Barbara trial. Will tho ban l'ranclsco equal tho Philadel phia In point of speed This probably Is too much to hope, although her builders do not think It beyond tho reach of possibility; and thoy fully o.xpect to cam somo premium for speetl nhovo tho coutract. Hor inachlncty was designed by tho Bureau of Stoam Bugl noiMlirr, and hor hull by tho Buroiuof Con fittiiftlou, from plans purchased in Eng land by Hcciotaiy Wurr.M'Y. Her en gines aro of neaily tho birno dimen sions In detail as thoso of tho Ballimoio, which weio planned by English onglmers. Thero Is good reason to cxpuct that tho Sin rianoifccowlll exceed tho nineteen knots demanded of her. Tho Chai lesion, built In tho Minu yaids, (ilthough falling a llttlo short of her guaianteed horsepower, ex reodod tho upend oxpected. 'I ho nuv ci ulsor looks still laigei than tho additional dis placement would pioinlso, us tho Charleston tins hr decks low, both forwaid und aft, whilo tho Sm Pi anclsco Is built up higher. 1 ho latter, liko tho Philadelphia, has tho rig of n three-masted belmuiioi, spreading 0,100 square fi ot or sail 'I ho cunti let pi h o of tho H in Pianelsco is SI l-WH)), whllo that of tho Philadelphia 1- l.jjuooo. 'lho dlfleieneo paitly lesullsfioiu tho difference in tho bid ding, as the Philadelphia wus built under a bid by which tho contractor provided tho plum und specifications, whilo tho Kim l'rnnck'co employed thos'i furnished bv tho navy bureaus. Ill addition, tho not epociflod that, If piactieabin, one of theoo vorsel-. was to bo built on tho Pacillc coast. If thlsc jiildbodouo utafuli cost. In inallty tho Oikmi'h had submitted n bid of $i8,fioo 1ci-h on the snmo plans us those used by the San l'ranclsco builders, But taking into ooasldorutlon that; i 'trs whwwiiih nuiwwfWMiwe1 e such a vessel was needed on tho raclflo, and that sending one thero would bo costly, It was held that tho terms of tho statute would bo compiled with lu tnnktugtho award to tho Union lion Works. With the Konnrk soon to bo completed, tho San l'ratu Ico now preparing for hor trial, and tao B-tltlmoio and Philadelphia, which havinlic.idy itiado great iecord, wo shall have by tho end of tho yetr four of tho flnost nnd fastest ei u sers of their class that can bo found nnywlicio. Ileto Is u New Departure. I.aet year Prof. i'iruiM ror.sTr.n SJtnn ot Vanderbllt Unix er-Oty read a i iper befoio the N.itlot.ul r.ducitloiial Ausociatlon, In b slon at Nalilllt, on tho subject of hon ora y ilt'gien u eonrenvd bv American col leges. It appenr fr.im si itlstles gntherod by him th it between 1872 nnd 18S3 the nuni bei of sueh degiees so conferred Mas 8,823, or winch 2,271 who D. D.'s, 1,191 LU. D.'s, nnd 'lis Ph. D.V. 'J!it-o aio Interesting facts, showing that tho di sire for titles Is strong In this republic, l.o.ieier It may bo with tho progress of sound learning, lho number of degroosls le- i than wu should havo supposod It to bo; nnd wo nro Inclined to think that tho Pro-f-bboi's statistics aro not comploto, for last cnr thero weio 337 colleges nnd Bo-called universities In tho Union. It therefore might be assumed that Doctors of Laws, Doctors of Dl inlty. and Doctors of Philosophy aro mado at tho rate of at least 500 n yoar. lh.it seems to us a moderate annual product In tho w ay of such tltlos. Undoubt edly, too, COO or ovon 1,000 now doctors might bo mado yearly without lowering tho standaid of leurnlng established for thoso ai re uly holding thodegrees. Nay, tho numbor might bo incieased greatly without reducing tho existing average vnluo of tho degrees n.i Indicative of remarkable attainments. But what strikes us most Is not tho morlts of Piof. Smith's elaborate paper, but tho circumstance that It comes to us as a publlo document, published by tho Washington Bureau of Education, and printed nt tho cost of tho people at tho Government Print ing Office. It Is tho lOltli of tho bullotlns Issued by thnt bureau, nnd ovldcntly has beon selected for printing as a proof that tho concern continues in existence. Thoro is no otlior ooncoivnblo reason for Its pub lication. It is of no uso to tho (people, save as interesting reading for tho curious In Bitch matters; and tho Government might ns reasonably and much moro piolltably pub lish lists of tho champions ot tho prize ring, tho base ball field, tho tennis courts, and tho polo grounds, or chargo tho peoplo with tho cost of printing a national stud book. The conferring of honorary degrees Is an entirely lawful and generally harmless pastinio for tho colleges who haio authority to exerclso tho function. Tho titles plcaso tho recipients, oftentimes are tho moans of bringing needed funds to tho Institutions, and nro In no wlso contrary to our democratic principles and pruetico. Thoy gratify tho lovo of distinc tion, and may stimulate efforts to merit It. At any rate, they do no harm, unless tho cheaiienlng of tho degrees bo harm, nnd that Is a ery debitablo matter. Prof. Smith troubles himself hecnusu thero nro many men who lay pipes nnd work wires to got them; but that, of eoure. Is Inevitable. If peoplo did not want them. It would be a sign thai they had fallen in tho popular es timation. The engerdemnnd for them shows that they .no still prized as d, eolations. Hoal-o Is annoyed because two or three "femtlo collogei" have already conferred thoso honoiniy tlegieps, and b -comes aghast at tho thought that "the legion of those re called colleges" may follow their enmplo. But why should nut women's colleges con fer honorary degi cm Women mens much entitled to bo doctors of leai ning ns tho run of tho men who now boar tho nominal dis tinction. Very likely scholastic degrees should only eomo ns a recognition of nt tnlninonts determined after demonstration, but honorary degrees nro a mere compli ment. Even whon thoy nro conferred by our greatest colleges, they aro often that nnd nothing else, llenco tho Intelligent publlo nro not deceived by them. But If theio Is to bo nny change, with a tlow to making tho prize of an honorary degroo moro valuable, tho subect concerns thu colleges and not tho Podoral Govern ment, which has no power whatever to inter fere In tho matter. It might as well try to regulnto tho salaries of tho profosbors. The United Pennsylvania Democracy. The Pennsylvania Democrats have had tho good fortune to Induce tho Hon. Jamts Ktiiu of Clearfield to accept tho placo of Chairman of tho Democratic State Commit tee. Mr. Krim Is a member of Congress fiom tho Clearfield district, and has long been a close friend and a warm ndmlrcr of Mr. Wallace, for whoso nomination ho workod manfully nt tho Scrnnton Conven tion. Ho has been ono of tho division Chnlr men of tho State Committeo, nnd Is known to all his party In Pennsylvania ns a clear headed, skilful political manager, with plenty of energy and enthusiasm, and a de cided talent for organization. Ho is a straight-out partisan. Ho Is honost. Ho is ablo. Ho Is fulthful to the Constitution. And ho Is young ni.d n hustler. Wo are all Democrats, and nro all loyally nnd earnestly for tho success of the tlckot. lho Democratic party In Pennsylvania Is milted, and will poll tho full voto for tho tlckot, You can look for tho largest voto over polled for a Democratic tlckot." So said Mr. Ki:mttho othor day, nnd so say wo all of us. '1 ho Btippruters of Mr.WALi.ACEnro resolved to do their best, and nstho bhrowd ost Deiuocralio politicians In tho State nro to bo found among thorn, thoy will holp PvrrisoN und Black amazingly. ho there will be.no Pttihon men nnd no Wali.aot. men in tho Pennsyh aula Democ i.ii y. '1 hoy uio all Democrats. W n will muto Uie white rnie and the rad, buillt. hf ucn upon thU fair cunj unction1 Wo earnestly commend to membrrs of tho Parmers' Allinnco, Noitti, East, Wo9t, and South, a roiiHiiloratlon of somo agricultu ral ulb'lum front so iiullioillatitn a i-ource ns tlm l.end of ono of huntucki'u brightest joVoI. lho Uouiiii. its rami. It was first imb IIhIumI In our ostoui.ioil contemporary, tho Mml fill hi, Mr. l!I.OIJIU.VilHH. 'Wei ave urtl th irjilithbreile III tlie plough, the car rlaje ui. I uiclrr f i.1U e ud lutariuiily they were CHintr itiati luiuna e uvd fur the name urji.eei that 1 al nut tl e tlioriMi(rlibrel cr.ii. A mule wli eedamli liUtil) brelwil oiitwnr feirral wlniite ilaiui are not. Tbey are tetter lu erer pirtlcuiar Hiedrauirht hone, whoio luuwn iIhtoui lired, u irtmer than the pure I red Tim in tterii Hint "e butt, 1m I ftltli liioruutflilirtd bluuj were vainer than tl i itliuiit It It mm' not riuin-ili quite s i much fun. but for lifting mortgage off lho burn and houso a llttlo thorough Ulowl will buat politic my out ot Bight. Jieie Is a elnnco for Chicago I Tho In habitants of Yalhidolld are golug to bur tho houao In which Columiiuh dlud. It is tmod hs n mule eliod now, but thoy nro going to turn It into a iiiunnuin Vllion it liusall Its rullts lu position, let tho dlrootors of tho C hlcaco affair bur It, It thoy can borrow the monor thon lot thom take It all apart and ship it over to Old caso, whoro thoy can setlt upon the shores of LuUJ.ljhji;aa, AjjdMlt nfts alrcftdjr nsd as a oattl shed. It ean be used again for th same usoful purpose afterward. It will be a big thing. Our census enumerators will sympathize with tholr brothsr who took the census ot East Greenland a few years ago under exceptional difficulties, lie could not lmvo taken tho con- ftusatalllf ho had not boon a moinbor of a j largo oxplorlng party and nslt was.ho wasoior aionr about tho work, owing to tho dlfficultlca 1 of travel. Hwasnot only tho first census on I tho east coast, but It was tho first tlmo whlto mon had over Boon thoso particular natives. It was found to bo difficult to got nt tho nces of theso Past Grocnlnndors. Two event", how ever, stand out rromlnontlr In tholr oxporl enco nnd holpod tho onumorntorto arrlvo nt an approximate ldoa ot tho ages of tho older folk. The old men could romombor that vory man7 years nro ono ot them sawn white man n good ways south of tho plnco whoro thoy livod. Tho astonished nntlvo had a great story to tell his frlonJs of this strango imlo faro and his slodgos and rrcsents. 'lho old mon woro bojs then, and many of thom can romombor about how many Btimmors thoy bad llvoJ whon tho whlto man made his nppoaranco. That whlto man was tho explorer Guaaii, who visited tho eouthonst coast in 1830, tho only European seen thore until Holm made Ids wny along tho same coaft in lssl-8i. Mntiyoftuo youugor men nnd women also conld romombor how many years thoy had soon nt'tlie tlmo whon thoy woro frlohtonod noarly out ot their wits by tho nppoaranco In tho sky ot a wondorfully brilliant star with a lone tall. Tholr description proves that it was tho Dovati comet of lBo. Theso tvvoovonts helped tho enumerator to closo approximations of tho ago of mnny ot tho Old pooplo who woro found on tho cast coast. Thosaloof Gibson's onco famous tinted stntuo of Venus to a firm of London soap makers may be used to point a moral or adorn atalo. Tlio foam that At'imnntTF came from sscms to havo boon Inthor after all. Tho social novelties ot Chicago are full of originality and Imagination but nothing ot tho oarllor days over cipiallod tho latost Inven tion of Interocoanlo nonius. This Is described by our loarned and I brilliant contemporary, tho CViduji) Ilrralil inii i as tho padlock gartor. It is mado of bluo Bilk. and Is fastened with Sfe, m a Jowolled padlock yySSm bucklo, and It Isundor- I stood that tho most I boautltul and orlclnal I holies of the windy city J wear It as an nmulot. a charm, an nppondaco which brings good luck forovor, and socuros tho fulfilment of every gontlo wish, Wo copy from tho columns of our ostoomod contem porary a little plcturo ropro"ontlng this inter esting objoct and tho mannor In which It Is appllod and worn, so that. If tho ladles of othor parts of this favored land should wish to bo in tho latost fashion nccordlnu to tho Rystom of Cnlcago. thoy may know how to go about it. It Is delightful to read ,n tho Chicago Trib une tho latest poetical production that has boen callod forth by tho approaching World's Pair, which, we believe. Is to bo hold In thnt town somo tlmo about lBOil. Tho poet dashos into his subject with Western energy nnd freshness of mind: 'We heard the enmrnon to prepare anil organized with ifreateet cars Our welt ch een few bacXtd by National pride Over all obeucles trlamptiaut will rlda Oar city and the Nation t o Will bin I trelr enerilei 'odo Juetlce to all beneath the Ban That the preat eTent may emoothty rma Tt o hea 1 of the Nation has proclaimed To the W orld the date when their flagi lay all be unfurled "On that day ae'em 'o ColamWa'e gone And with the boirle a blaat and booming grim Hlfe hicli above that all may lee Tt e ride of all America." Wo only notice ono Inaccuracy lnthlsboMi tlful effort. As wo understand tho situation, Presldont Jlutnisov has nn yet proclaimed tho date for ths orenlnc ot tho Pair, but this is Incenlousli expressed. o that tho writer may retily that ho has said nothing about that evont, but only inrotmed outsldo countries that tholr tlnin may bo all unfurled. Wo con gratulate Chicago upon tho popsosIod of such np'at. But ho should not be u 1 too freely. Koop him In reserve until 1SS0. M. UmiTiK Y.oiiK whispers Into the ear of the expectant world thnt he takes a cold bath very morning. This is very woll, but whore If. Zola makos his mistake is In not treating his works to a cold bath. Thoy nood it. DEMOCRATIC ASH UKVUttLlCA.il mOS l'l.CTI, According to Benntar Fasett f Tlayr York, fytm We Am rranclico ntronroU. NMy opinion li that, nnleit there 1 a radical onanro tn the condition of affairs. Until 11 Hill wt'l to to the Convention ultli the aolld deleiratlon from New Yora. How about the Uepubllcan outlook T" "Aetothatl inoet tar 1 think It too early to prof noetlcate Vnaknow howarer, that wo once (faTe our Tote to chaunoe) M Iiepew." Beed of Mftlnri aad nneerai ef Arkamal, Frnm V PhlUidtlpMa TtUgraph There li a most cordial reciprocal hatred between Rpealter fteed aud Mr Holers of Arkan.a-i and the ttieerlm, eccentric (eml Jo ular attack of the Arlan eae member upon the Speaker has iittraete 1 rrn-ldera ble attention Mr Need put on an exagirer ited efpres ilon of 1 e'pleis distrust when ho wna com! oil. 1 to MoojrnUe Koera which caught the ere of the whole llouae and cast rldlouie npon the member rising to al drew the House but Itogers Kot his revrnto In the most bitterly persnual sprech that has been made In the House without getting outside of parliamentary form of expression Tho most Interesting feature nf the eilsodo were those that no running report of the proceedings conll takenotoof aud which will not ai pear In tho ri-cord The pantomime was pictures iue Thelookiof hntre 1 disgust, aud contempt (lung back aud forth betneen the two men, alwae under the disguise of mock po llteness and arneerlng smile, were more eloitient aud entertaining to tho House than eren the mot vigorous language used In the hours speecn. An exprcsifou of anger llnally drove ull other expressions from tl.o bpeakrr round lace, aud he left the hall calling some oue eUe to the clulr. Neither of these men cansieik of the other In private conversation without paying something very uncomplimentary The other day when tho speaker said hehAdrecog aired tho gentleman from Arknnsss, lingers retorted with a bow that he did not know there nhs any ac quaintance between thun. Wllut Ilnruco flrerlry Hstld, fYom th' Ihlcajn Tit'june. "When I was a young man. eaid Lawyer Park of Aurora, "I wan a political speaker. My father was living lu Waukeg in during the Piesilenttal campaign In whl h lion, liraut as the nominee of tho Itepu'!l an purtv an I Horace ilretlej the nmulueeof the lib ral Id publlcaus endorse t by the Pemocruts Jwaiouit campiiln tour In Wisconsin. 1 1 ud an audit uue on tho occusiou to which I now call your attention that nus with mo in my siutiinents. When 1 hud reached Ilia warming up p nut of my speech 1 raid tinttever euil rieut mall who had lived or who was living, had uttere 1 some wnr Is thai mil t live forever. In 1 roof 1 quoted from Oj iter 4 I ruf, t io7 virl dowu to Grant a I propose to light It out on this line if II lakes all summer. Ilav. lug urraedtliisesa) lugs of great men, 1 stood on Up toe and aske 1 with oratorical anguish i W hat did Ureeley ever say t' "There was a hush cm the heels of this Inquiry that laalid until It was palntul to me As I was about to prooeed, a little man with a bend of ni ry hair urosi In a hack seat In llie building aud answered lu a shrill voico Jo W est. you damne I fool "Tho audlouce howled aud yelled and fairly rolled from their seats. I didn't tluleh my speech. The red haired mau who had unwittingly puuetured my oratory bad broken up the meeting." The lllbl. Olrl. trom ttie Jltmiihlt tuiiairAe. Olrl Is found In the Illblo only twlie-joel 111, 8, and Zacharlah V1IL, o. I'eruapi n Trlflej Too HeTcre. Iron Ktmat cut Journal Utaltau. y zr.TTRna or niun iktbubbt. Political nmlnlrencen-A CorrrjCtlost I I Favor of Hen llarrtenn. To tub Editor op This SUN-ir: A singular mlstakocropt Into your columns recently. A Washington correspondent writing of tho In diana cnmpalgn ef 1W affirmed that whilo Harrison was beaton for Governor, Oront nftorward carried tho Rtato largely As that was tho Hnj c.ycnr tho mlstnko Is apparent. Tho history ot the Indiana campaign ot that year rollocts no dlcrodlt upon Harrison, llnthor tho contrary. In that ho nccopted the loadorshlpot a hopoloss forlorn hopo. It was this wayt Oodlovo a Orth had boon nominated by tho Republicans for Oovornor. amid wild enthusi asm. iOu roniombor Godlovo. lie wa9 tho pcrsonlllcatlon of enthusiasm and begat It la othor. Ho was very popular. ou romombor tho anclont st.iry of tho old lndy w ho, aftor lis tuning to Eovcrnl roll calls In tlio Houso In tlio dnys whon Oodlovo figured prominently thoro In, tinned to hor companion and wnnud to know why tho clerk stopped ovory tuno in the uilddloortho roll to lmpforo Hod lovo us all Veil. Ood lovo us all wns nomlnatod and coiuiiioncod a mutt vigorous cuuviihs ot tho Mate. Hut suitdonly tlioro was a lull In tho battlo. nnd It wns whist oied ubout that Orth vvnssndl mixed up In tho one7ttoIa scandal, and that thu 1'omocrntic admluisirator of tho e-tnto of tho lute '1 out Stlllwell. ox-.MInlster to venezuoln nnd who had englnocred tho whole business, had p s-oslon of cuitnliipttporBthat Involved Oouloveln ninot discreditable way, nnd Intended using them to alt Ids party. 'Ihu whispers crew louder, nnd thn lloptili lliiin loadors cre frightened SenatorOllvor 1; Morion thou tho aikn ivvlodgoil loader ut his party, dictated ironi Vnihington tho withdrawal ot Orth. It was a grout blundor this changing front with tho enemy at clo-o iiuartors. lint It wns rloiioand tho troublo commenced lutnlng to mid somo ono to tnko tho candidacy. No ono wanted It, and suvoral dt cllnod to ovon entor tam tho th Might In this oiucrconoy tho htnto lontial lommlttoo bogged Hnrrlion to lnnko tho rnco and ho did. liwas a hopoloss light fiom tho beginning and was mado it bluniler lnuonu by tun rldlculo hoapod in good old Jluiuiy V'llllaniB bocnuso ho woro blue Joans, and was inthur uncouth lit atipenratice. it uitvo tho Democrats tho ndvantitucous war cry nt 'bluo jentis ngnlnst kid gloves," and that burled Itoimblli'iui hopes loim bororo tho voles woro counted Nevertheless Harrison Is cn- iiiiuu iu uiu c reu u ui iiajnuuoou uis purt) a call and doing his level best to win. lly lho vwiy tho iiotnililli'ans aro about to commit a vvurt-o blunder tlinn ni y in that ta inoimcaiutinlgii. 'lho I odgo hill will dig a wide nnd vim deep grave (or tho party that fathors It, lho prntonso that It Is needed to secure freo and fair tlcctions In tho bouth, lspttio nnd unndultorntt'l non'ens, And uolther Ledge norliood claims It is badly needed lu tho North It Is to bo hoped tho Sonatowill be wlso enough to amotlior It. '1. J. I). JULk 10. ClcTcland nnd tho Ilcmoorncy, To Tnr. EniTon op Tnit 8irN ftrj It Is diffi cult for a reflecting porson to understand how thoro can bo any serious purpose In tho Democ racy to nomlnato Mr. Cloveland for President of lho United States. If thoro Is such a pur poao, It enn ouh bo explained upon tho ground that tho Domocratio party has cotton In tho hnolt ol blundering nndcan't got out of it. 1 very oioctlon that has boon hold slnco Mr. Clovoland's dofoat hasorvodtiomphiMo tho foil) of liU last nomination, and tonlTord an omin ius protest against a repetition of tho blunder. Ho carried Virginia by loss than two thousand majority, but as soon as ho nnd his tnnfl vlnws woro eliminated as nn ls-uo, tho Stato wont Democratic by over forty thousand. Tho Mirao may bo 6ald of tho content In Ohio, Iowa nnd in ovory btato whoro nn oloction of Imp rtnn -o has boon hold slnco tho Presidential campaign. Tho hire majority by which Hill CRrrlcd .New York at the amo election In which Cleveland lost it, Is falsely attributed in ninny ipiartors to Hill s treach ery." Hut was It Hill's treachery that car ried Ohio lor Campbell nnd gave McKinnnyovor 4e.U()0 mitjorltv in irglnla A carelul obscrvor ol political events would concludo that it was lloveland's unpopularity and not "Hill's troachcry that cause 1 thoso wonderlul changes, oven ir It could not bo cloarly dem m stratcd that Hill suprortod tho national ticket loyally and slnceroiy from tho opouluc of th) cnmpaig i to tho crd of It 'I his shows tint If tho Domocraoy will un load riovoland nnd tree trado thoy will win in tho coming nation tl contost. Otherwise thoy Willi so, nnd suitor a dofiat moro crushing tlnn tho Inst ono. All this seems so plain thnt cool-headed and Intelligent Democrats throughout tho country nro wondering why thoro Is so much tn k lu tho papers about Clovoland's candidacy. Is tho parti- do mod to porpe'ual blundering Tho imt-'Oi aro all right, as recent olootlons havo c'oarlj shown, but are tho politicians go ing to preclpltito us into another humiliating dlsnstor? Is tho party rotting at tho lop' lin, Sione Uap, Va.. July U. C. E. S. Tho Coat or I'.lectrlo I'nwrs Tlewa of n Learned Kxpert. To tof EniTon or Tiik Sun Vr: In yonr Issuo or tho 11th Inst. Mr. I'. P. Watson In criti cising my Btntomout that oluctrlo power Is choarior than stoam power, "cannot under stand how tho thing producod can coot less than that which producod It," This matter of elo'tr.e power is nn important ono for largo cities, andthoroforo an explanation may provo Interesting, though. In In. t, tho answor Is ob vious to uui ono who stops amomont to think. It Is hlimdy tho dllloronco botvvoon producing a thing at vvholosnlo and at rotnil. If every small consumer of power runs his own lllllo stoam oiigino ho doos so at great cost, relatively, just ns tho poor woman who buisn baskotof coal In wlntor pais a dispro portionate prlco for hor fuel, llutwhero tho poworisgonorated In largo quantities, by en gines giving tho greatest return on tho oenl burned under tho boilerB. tho cost of produc tion Is so low that it can bo wldoly dlsttlbutod nnd s'lll leave a handsome inargfu of saving over lho Individual, rotall method. I can havo loo croaui dollvorcd at my houso lnllnltoly cheaper thun I can mnko it mi soil, yot It comes live mllos from tho central factory. It happens that tho electric motor Is the bst ngont for utilllnj choaply power that has boen gonorntod nt.tdistnnco. whothcr by steam oiiglues, watei wliuols, or windmills. Another vital point Is thai tho electric motor Is chotpor, boeauso by lis mums tho Item of rent in lowered. I could mention sovoral In stances whoio, thank to oloitrld distribution of power irom a conlral Htntinn, minor inlus tries aro tnrrlod on that high rents would ptillo if it worn nocessary to bo no trer tho suppli ortooioato tliopovvnt on tho spot. If .Mr. Watson will littur mo with a c ill nt my nflliu I wlllesioit him to ti vend placs in this city where tho oluctrlo u oioi has displacod steam engines on thuHcoroof ecunomt. homo of thoso ouginos worn sol veil Ironi lho hteam mains yot ov. n In ilils dncct coiupotitinn of conlral totiteesof supply tlio oku rio piovos supurlor. '1 ho struggle Is not botvvoon tho eloetrle motor and tlio bte.im engine but between little eugliioH nnd hlg and I'rovldun olsouthosldo id the big engines lho uluctrlo motors uro lit this fluid of vvoik slmpl) tlioli allies. No one him over i luimod ui usbiirtod un thing olte. Mi, Vat. on not. as ovidoncu of tho costll nonsut olectrle powor. rotorn mo to a ruad uii which olLClrlciti has boon ubiid nod. Hols coiialnl untortui ato In his oxamplo. as tho roid Is ono Pulton street on which olo i trlcity himiiuvor loon tried I it wus at uue tuno proiiiihcd to test it new conduit system thore, but tho promoters did not carry through tholr hchoimi. Unit was ubout two years itg), In tho nn an time about -IJUuf tlio Hiiootrall wnvsurihe cuuutrk. or por cent, of tho wholo liavn itdon ed nloolrliMir. and lho pro portion of ihu new rorf Is in oor .m I er cent, A" mr us I am itwaie ami 1 have Hindu a rum tlnl xttl'ly ol tho Hiibjoi't for Ilvoioars tho i ost of runnlug an oluctrlo riuul, for powor. Is ubout one-hull Hint of n horse load. In some citiiori, where water power, mountulnsot waste coul dust or nn tu nil gas are used togenornto the current, It Is cheaper out of nil estimation. 1 know of scores of horse roads largo und small, that have tried elcctricllv. aud huvo beou iiuiek tonvloud tholrpl.inlu tin, two und thini) tlm tH. I iilro lttiow uiic,ililoroiul plant, (.usiiug Inn nun thai has I eim thmwii ajldo unused li uiuko was fo elci trio muti ra 1 In po Mr. Will -on will Umk li t tho uinttor ot elucirio povMiritiid liifoini liiineoir nt tho (acts. Tills Isudnv vvlinii mi sto tut onuinoor tan afford to remain Ignorant of what oloc- tiloity Is doing. T. (J. Mvuit-., LVIItortho Emti u al J.uaiiuer, "And Wua lliirnsi n I'luiClurUt I" To m l'.oiTOBorTiis Hi i sir It ferns old to an a linlrerot the great hcittla'i poet Ihn Mr J A eu'es coiumulOv-allon to the t Jimr i iopled ill Tiia hui hutild not liai e met a lilting rcpl n lis flrst i uh lb utlon cip'Slug the baseless oharge of plagiarism brought against the ploughman bar 1 by Mr Jveaio, A mora "extensive" knowledge of Burns manner of Jtrew6u;dhaTprtutolMr. NJ UiaiUiilat int tbe error he clearly labored endsr After tie bad fairly yielded blmtelf to the claims of hit derlhsg "Seota.' much of Burns a time was given to the study of old ballads and song, many of nhlch ho change I for his own amu.ement. Hieie were kept In manuscript books, and cop,es given to his numerous friends and admirers as they applied for them. One of his btog raphers, Mr William Uannyon rasi No poet was to prodlgat In sivlng Ms, copl.snf his poems to his Intl males and correspondent and after lee death when everr line he had wr tten was eajerly oitected and real, nn iiirtHuity wee round in gathering them together ant no regart Tor tie pi et s memory or gout name pre. vrtited their puHira um 11 e song quoted by Mr. Iseute 1 he Jovial vv idower, was unqtifsunnablv nn Uilanre of an adaptation bv Hums, careless y thro n off fir the amusement of himself an 1 his rronlrs Ttuse atoned adaptations or a teratlons, abound In his publlslKil s n in ant ballad. His Ji hn liarlei corn he bluiself eats Is an Improvement nt nn earl) song of P.ngiish origin from a black letter sheet Hi the I'ejiys library 1 ten linen Orow the Rushes O which will thrill the heart ot every Scot so long as ater runs and rushes rro has tnla prellx This song whl h the poet eald was the genuine language of his heart. Is an improvement upon an ancient homely dlttv of cm siilerable freed mvndsiirl' to the same air Bonny Dundee, oonslstlng nt two eight line stanxas. was liurus's only in the secou L I very Scotchman has at s me time heart or sung Whistle, nnl HI Come to Ion. VI v Led." an 1 ninety nine out of a hunlred wilt awear Burns was Is author liut he wsennt He picked up an "old frag tnent. cotuposeil a tersli n or It for the Jusrum, ant afiemarj alterrl and extendi d tt for Thomson's col lertlon It woul I be a wasto r-f Jo ir spfe to enumer. ftte the songs which Hums and his editors admit that hn drrited from other And, terialiuy there Is nothing In the sabject or in the manner of Its tre itment by the Iioet. to cau-e him to wlnh to bo const tered exclusively he author ot The Ju lul W Idower Alix. R081KT10. Bonn Onsior, N. J July B. l.o. Democratic nitchelor PreBldesitc, To rni Emyoh or Tin Fes Ur: A singular fact atsmt the Dtmorratlo Presidential nominees for the past thlrt) years Is that al the bachelors have been elected and the Benedicts always derentel Tho lat Installed Pemocratlo Tresldent prior to sir. (lovelsnl was James Ituchanan, the bachelor from Pennsylvania, In is o the Democratic nominees were Hephen A. Poujlas and John r Brerklnrldge both mirrled men who were d reated. in lSjt ii-us,anl 1S7J the in mtnees were lcn Geo B McClellitn, llnratlo se)niour an I llurace ilree ey respectively all married men lu 170 the iiotulue" of the partt was hainsel I. ntden a bachelor Mr Tllden waseleclfd bv the peoule but never look ol'lcfl, as a ltepubll nu committee alpiitilel bv a KepublloMl I nngre'S c tinted him nut ittn vvinfle.d hcott Hancock, the hero of oott)sburg, was the candidate In IHsii tut with tbt usual luck of married mon lie was d. feat? t lu lsnl llpeer rievetanl then a bachelor was electa 1 an I tn ISM ureter i levland a married mn mi defeated tin ttie other hand, the Itepnbllcans hare Diver nominated ku unmarried man tor 1'resl lent K. MtUlBS. Hniln Aikfi N.nrets. To rni Ennoa or Tbi Brv vtr' 1 taw by yonr paper yesterday that a drug clerk has teen talking oonflden Pa ly to one of his pntr ms as regarde soda water vl detul) that clerk did not know what he was talking about In the first place a Urst class druggist woul I l nt use the regu ar orange and coloring matter for bloc 1 orange strap I'e would use the blood orslige. or none nt nil and as ri garde ll e cream, ever) first class drugist knows that a giot quality of con tensed nit k not otilt uihkis the best cream for the fountain but Is tetter for thi.se wno drink soda water. We know that In in iking it good brand of condense 1 milk thtymtist use the t ery lest cri-ain obtainable or It would not keep u It does Dacii Clkuo. brauroup, July 13 Foreign Notes or lleml Isttersitt. Some praotlcal but tnarllstlo Oermao hat made in a compound of sugar and condensed milk and tea, from which a cop of tea can be had b) simply pouring on boiling water. The Roumanians have completed the erection of a statue at Jassy In honor ot a journa'tst named Asakl, who vi as the tlrst to bring out a newspaper in Moldavia, and wto al-o founded tbe first theatre ant the first mulc school In Jassy. lie was a civil engineer, an architect, a painter, a mathematician, and a dramatis ajthor In ilrnssels there Is soon to be a meeting of the "Olants of the NortlL" The big tilings have already bean fully described In Tiik bis Mollnes, Duukerqoe, and Poual will be repreiented Oagaut and Tapa IteuseandJan nekeandMleke will meet and embrace each other In Imierlal fashion It will be a great aftalr. The giants are themjthli'al founders of thitrtowus. Poland honors her poets perhaps as no other oountry honors them. 1 he splendors of the Polish nobUlty and tho plctureequeuess of the peasantry were catled out In force for the llrst time in many years by the relnter moot of MhkiewlLJs at Cracow, July 4 Tho town was so crowded the night be'ore the ceremony that many visitors had actually to spenl the night lu the slreelA. The nobles came tn the most gorgeous national dress, gold embroidered veil et cloaks lined with white satin, fur bonnets, kneo btots and Jewelled swords. The members of the great 1 ollsh families, the Czartortskls, 1 otockls, TamoAfkls and Sspechas were continually cheirtd Tbo peasants, wLose dresses vary accord, lug to tbo irovlncee, were brilliant In handsomely embroidered Jackets, bright colored sashes an I over coats of epot.ess lambs wool. Students and scholars from colleges and echoo's wore the high fur bordered IVl. h ens known as the Konfederatka There were wreaths ma !e of ears of corn gitlherel from all parts of lolaml, leanns" tlio Inscription! "The Polish People to their oreat st Poet." Deputations came from all the Poll. li societies throughout hun pe from Kngland, and America The Autriin Ooterument was also repre. sented by several bUh oilclats. Kven theCsr reepectel the national sentiment by permitting any Kutlan roles who wished to cross the frontier to go to Cracow These apueap d In great numbers, mostly in carts. The hearse, drawn by six white horses and escorted by twelve of the tlrst princes aud couuts as pallbearers, was preceded bt three Bishops, sixty priests, an error of choristers banner men, and acolytes with censers It was followed by ten carriages loaded with floral fferlugs After theae walked 2sJ members of the Aus trlan Parliament and Gallctan Diet, each attired In the long Polish cloak tailed the Kontusch, and wear. Inglho Konfederatk t hats. Then came the depute tlous and a procession of more than 20nOO Tho holy received the t'nal blessing from the Arme nlan Archbishop ot Leinberg, the Koman Cathollo Arohb'shop hav ng refused to be present fortherea son that the great euemyof the Church, l.enan ad been chosen to deliver an oration at the exhumttlun. Mhkiewlcz dl d In ls.v, an exile and the Idol both of poetic and of revolutionary Toland. Ills greatest work was a drama entitled "llzludy More Cenisiift Complulata. There Is considerable dissatisfaction In Long Wand Tit) over the census returna It Is claimed that the re turns do not represent the city s real growth. People say that the cit) 'a population five years ago exceeded the number enumerated In tho present census. The lloMrd of Health 1 as passed a resolution calling the at t tuioii ot Suiurvis ir Hedgwick and the veusns Com nil-t.ioiiers to ihe matter i nd re luestlng that a new and trulhful enumeration of tht lopuiutlutt of Long Island City be made A llor Finds Nearly B1S.OOO. t.T5is, Maes July 10 On Tuesday afternoon, en the Willow road .Valiant Charlie Jackson S years old, of viartboro who Is visiting at itahant picked up a pocket. tiouL loiiulniug marly f is tssj in gold gold certificates, andilccks The i roperty was returned to theuwner dpi Itobiusouot btoaeham,who ljst It from his pocket 'lho Heidi Seoletv'it IV'orU stt the Hritelde. sir VT J Henderson wilt lecture before tbe Seldl So ctety In Music Hall Brighton Beach, on tbe Fmotlou at Klenient in Music, I rlUj. Jul) is, at Ik o clock 1 ifleen rents admission will bo charged, the t roceeds to go to ai 1 in the philanthropic w ork of the society. I'rntialilr Not tin UiivsrUamo Dlleninift, It was rumored yesterday morning that the steam ship Wllbeliu I which led Bremerhavtn June '.'H, hal broken Iter water condenser on July 'V an 1 that the rrew wero obliged to u.e a (Kirtlou ot the cart,o uf w Into wlno lu 1 eJ uf water. Hen.Slilo Miielniie. IrtslleutB Harrison be 'B at his gift cottage, do w n by tht tea, V, here he may be I nllrel) free To pier at be likes with Uaby Holes. Hut, sitting there, In a gift arm chair, He can tee In the s uid and the set, and the air, T pes that must make Ills spirit quake At he thinks what the future holds at stake. Whrre the t a t foam floats The waves are vutet Te efface all trace of the hope he quotett The wind that blowt Is like-he knows Tht breath of favor that lutuet and f tea. The tide that bore him To tvhuro before film Tht Whltt House loutiieJ, w ill soon roll o'er him! lor tides will ihiiuge W tills the wild wtttes range. And 'twin flood and ebb there's a difference strange. On the shining strand The Bvhj's hand It plUnc op heaps of tbe fine while nd But the wavssrollon And the heap U gone Fre tht Baby hat put the lop sand on. And irJ t'liuirs up In tie Ashe sits and thinks what there Is to do. After all ho has pUlitie 1 lie will soon uuderttand How sad Is the fall of a house on the sand. The llomlnlo'M Futul Lure uf Croquet. from the St cut ArpubUc. iLitornits. Ill, July 'I rider II. I'. Howell minis ter of the Christian t Iiuroh has resigned aud gone to M rlngn II Mo Ills Uillkuliy wlltt the ihiirib wat ra ie-il i in. remaining a a) 'rum ttie weekly praer me-ting iu urder tu p a trujiet Tito fJlc Htule. ros (Jt WaiMngum star, Wyemlrui lithe -ll- ot Btatta faulaf tht Touith, tut cams la on tht lift, and tl tat ttuu t, i 1 l, i 'rfwi aioir ctvTciitsa. The Novel Wny tlio Ilonaler Former rtsi orTrapplne lite I iintilnig Illrd. IttcnMONO, July lO.-In liana fatni'ri In th back districts have a n'lvol and oi-tni wir of trai pini; crows. To trip In this wa the trapper must llrst cntch aorowalho, whic'i li conorally dono by crli i liim ono with lino s. 'lho llvo crow Is tho trap, lie Is p'ncod n hlj back in tho Held uiidlns'cuod in that position bydrlvlnca forked "-'ilk dcop In tlio trnunj over onch wine, noar tlio holy. 'J ho ir vvi foot havo froo play.nnd thero hi im cml arc i ut on his lunss. Any on j who knows iiuitl.lij about ciovvs knows Hint tin moiuent one g hurt or In troublo It makos tho I tct kn ivni by loud und pocullar crloi. Ihorc innv not hi.yj boon anothor trowsonu or hoard In lho c ill y for hours, but In hss than ln'f n ininutt aftor tho Injured crow nlvos its cry of di-uoie. crovrs will comu scutriluc lu Irmii a I p mis of tho compass, answotint: tin sicu i ufdls. ttoss with oini'hatlo and ns-uri'ii: un 'lin moment lho distrossod crow Is dl-tov i lly tho others they swoop dnuti unou it, tin 1 nil los It Is held In duress by somo trap or m. trlvanco of tlio enomy so It tan t I e i i boar it away to it P nco of snloty, whoto it n llUtcd back to sunn lnes an I Ic'iuti t r uio nol o.tnn doliidod Into fn.llritr Into or lit. try traps, buteuco in u vvl.iiiiou" ui.it'o lis it unawares Into a stool tmn et for sun'Mmi olso. In answer to bis cri'js his I'-enti, i cu. rutins havoboen known to not en iigi n! tn, Hock s bonks ni.tl i laws to b -nr o i t' t- m to carry It ofT with its prist nor. lli tliutiun succeeded In rclcastnu' him lio'u tnia ti.ui u. torward no one knows 'J ho llvo ".row fastened by his vltn-s.nim bnck on tho k'r uind b omos at nn v tlm ,tl sure nnd nuvor-'.nll.ni: enw f,ni ovoi trusl, llo sends (orth tho m st di-tn'ssim; uf cries, nnd nlorui ernes a !'i k ot 'iiu trows lit rosponso to tnuin Tno i iit.jo vm upon the prn-triito bird to ru-eu hi i. tlu bound crows claws und les a' Ire o ft nt lho bird's wl I. In his ilesfi it' ot tit clutches tho llrst crow tint sweeps vv t li n his roach, llo not oiilv cl'.iclio i ut o. in s nn like urlm doath. NjIiiu one Is nivv i s lu li, n near by, and tho ui'tuont the do if iiow iHftens on nnil ma ..m a wo mi of tho ciow that would Wr on 1 l.nn tho watchor hurries to the n n.t ,u,, captures the laptlvo scaptive. lhlsirHls i turn mitilo ndecoy in iitmli oi pa i j( th'll d nnd ho isn't lonir In fnstu ilnun to.t vn im trnui ninnnir lis wniilil bit res i.er-. lit t, n 1IVIU Illll'JIlk I 13 ....III,, i.u tr- i.v. Ill I, 1 minutes n'lor fio first crow is -ot a 'am 1 1 h is no tllnlcul'V In Ki'tllm; ha f a ilo en tR,P traps In operation ull d"im; steitl) and ut il. Ublo woik en ihoii oi. l.cl and phlt m hiiuua brethren. U tio I timor tunv it- tn nn i.wi ns Im llt.es for niter uotttntt h s fhet uiDilm supply will last us 1 in.' as tb"io I-, .i fr o r w In 'ho noltflib rhood but li tit a ilnen of tie so lolllm; nnd dutc'ilm; trai s .toll -ct win de populate anv avoniKo cmw settlem nt in tho cour-e of n ilny or s Cuiitiiiii; us the crow Is ho throws itls i unnlntrnli to too vt nu nt sluht ot itcomrado lu dtolrtss ,anl ovoi so (ar loses his heal under such eir iimstui, us as to lly to tho rcscuo of it wln.r-b md n v in a Held after hav tin; boon mado a trap or I im soir, ns a crow will souietunus inaiiiu'o to work tits fnsteninirs lo iso in tho ground by hit struculos ami (scnio. On (armor of this count) sityt, ho has. with mily the of tlioro traps, c.tucht nlnoty-sl. crow In Iialf n day home of tho Hi,o-lor t-ma'l bovs of tho rural districts nciiulrosueh douerf'v ai'row clinch ers that they uro able to arn lug w s In. their olforts to makotlio bit; Ida k bitd ottinct. 'Iholr method I- t lie close niout: lho ri lo of somo old lun at the odi.0 of a wood eoverinn; nllbutthoir oies and ono hand with Initios. Then, by a rouiarkutily eau Imlia'ion of a woundod crow, they soon 1 ilnu'.if" ore or more of the excited birds svv io, Iiil' nhout tho 1 tc, A stuitrt boy cun easily clutch a hull duuu or more of tho trows be ore thoy di-coier him. and they aio worth tun cento uploco to him. IVIiat IVe Are Alt Tulkln About. The hot-corn man has come with the r se In humidity, and as nsnal lis first appearance tat b-sn on the east st le The o her night one toes up rts stand la the centre of Chatham Biuxr tt.der the e evattd structure He was an enterprising fe. ow end hod twocharoial stoves agoing, lie a d a Iris, trade. At ml lnlght his customers Inclt led a (.ermui, twe Irtshrn'n. unl an Itillau All th e i ro est? 1 when two fat CMnaraen ctme ud and 1 egvn to manch corn, anl the veu ler hal to motion tllera a srav rst taking care, however, to col'ect his money. Although nothing move u heard of Ruperrtaor ef the Census Charlta II Murray his odlre at 16 Klghlh street Is ttlll open All the returns were sent to Wash Ingtou ling ago, but t nolo ian least d the oflces until Ang 1, and now he can t get oat ot paying for them, heveral of tbe ass status are stl 1 at w-o-k fnlshlng up lr Murray SAfcounte an J patting hU newspaper scrae books. The honor of the oin e has beea an otperslve luxury for Mr Murrty, wto bad jrncti all) to abandon h s taw practlce.it abas) time lie will be paid a jer centage on the ntines in tie census of his district and all the extra time he has devoted to the work is t Is own loss One ot bis friends sal 1 tl e i ther d ty that be 1 ad male a big financial mlsiake when he acccDtel tit ottlce Neither he nor an) of hie he,p hasbewi jaldieL This is the time of year when the bote s an 1 tt entree are un lerg'lng rep lire at d tht eorri lore are frequenLy p tfalls of palm, mortar and ot'ier fl 'twrtfatMi things. The rifth Avenue Hotel hat hal Its share, an 1 tl o art gallery In the lloflinati House was practically closedor a time on y one tl le t the bar and a lew tables otitis; at Uie disposal of the public. According to the new c un a covered club book of tbsj New Vork Yacht Club that ortaiuza Ion now has some thing over tssj members. As might re.s nab.y be ex pected the c'ub maxec no distinction Le.wetn resident and non restdent meml ers th 'i ai'itenance of a o ita houe tn New IcrL le lltg a mere luct 'eut In coi arlioa vt 1th tbe moro tuiportunt business uf ta.l't.M' the d ep. Tho wonderful speed of lie C t-l I ig and the dyes. ralte cruiser Vesuvius excius deep Interest a'rong naval onlcers and lhe.e tw i tesso s ore c ,i st int to,ict of dlsciistlon in the w ard roumi "f other ehlf s o it g al tho navy yard. Nobod) is auxio s b weter to I e as signed to either of lie swift tes.el. be, aute It.e eron om of ro m necessary tn shltof tt tir buhd has re sulted In prot Iding excee iingtv narrow quarters fur att onboard. It is tho gosaip of t' e j t-d fiat no fat man can find his way Into the bunks or t iti shlng, and It Is afsctthat when the warl ro mi 1 1 cers sit down le dinner they have to remain sia'et uta tho tub ecoa be unhinged and llfte l out of their w a Jill's Pauline Hall his fuiuil business far more eS-av clous In reducing super lui us tlteli than bycic e rl lit g. Few women in ,ew kork ire busiT than the Uiliul ex prima donna. Mie is un the jump f-uin eirlyura Ingun'llfar into thnt gut nnl the Iso n Hug ie sumtug the glrlt.h pr I orll m ot lu r l'-st sea ol tn Sew York. Miss Hull Is an n II id b,f btr buslt eu e soclatis wph being excee ling y tlrw,l unl ah e la couduutng theopetilng work of her ta nptigii, ajd tl e strongest Indication of It It thefai-t that she kue se iiiucli lac from tho uhtic Nobot) I uowh jet whe are In Iter company or what tho tjiras are it at the hasdettgliet for prod aril in et It is believe I thai I.er work Is all practically .ull oat for thocomiug season. In spite of all the Atlent mi atlrxetel by the death ot Mr. Crowley tho cl unpanee, mauy rurtl ti.iurs fa Central Park eiUt ask to see tho itixn monkey, an 1 ex press lucre lubiut surprise on lear.nug thai le is lutl. One da), while Crowlei still lived A ligniiled em, ovae of the 1'irk Deiartmentiururuied a v.tiiriha ir w le) could not be seen bee mse of I Iness an 1 wan a.ti n Ished the next minute to h tvo a half dollar thriet lit o his palm by the wmi.d bo sightseer, lie reiurue 1 ll t coin but shortly atterwirl s iw the stranger fulwwiug aio.Ueman towurd t row ey abuto Pew pcrsont know that lluin'lton lllbson began hit artistic career lu fie A mtn an Ajn.m urtit v triy twenty years agohew.is a)ouug man in tbo eitio or mentor that pa,ier aud one ot his e.r test ,cieptl sketcbot was a tran'h of trailing art utjs, which a pearud its an illustration In the e triy 7 is lie IV lie un I'lulerttiil, Not nn I itinilirrnnf. Vlatthlas Krriihect, A llliiaarau tot a tlck'l to re turn to I uropo on the steams ai onn u lie c t to the White Mar plor Just after Hie Te t lib. irrlie a d went aboard, thinking ho was on an o tward ml ship lleinlu.-lel Willi the uev a-rne I um ,'ai l sod wus hustled on I a t Jul ll I Vic-ore bane. 1 them and laude I .it tbo Bir-e" ll' ll' was merell 'lie ticllliii.f a lew lit 1 .tra' He f r lleies. ir) 111 getting out ol the i nun r I a e. c.era lo V his iiaine aud a mm u 1 1 o g.r u i i u to It uue his ti.ret.it ll one) lies, I e it t w ,ut the imiiif) i nut erl i into An erlran i rl his wav to I u tar) Tt it s I nt I e in t t d th t lu hall, iivu ou Hi wrotg ,'i i i.o a cay Jtisl iu tin e to i i ill the i.criu u i l.uunclt of I lt Yiic.tl.iu, CnrtTsR Pa, July in Tl e new inn n errbaotsMi Yucatan, a sitter ship to the umun an 1 it zat.au tat tew Vork aud t'aba bleam .Natl.iitoll CollUa t wui lauuchel today from Koa helip)a. I lit ves,e II one of tho finest anil most juiwi rlul i vsr tti .'this sluprarl lhe vessel is t-' tret on. if l e in til t leet ileplli of hobl hhe i, siho lie-i.. el a I s tripe i siunsliiit iiuiii-s of u t r i. t 1 iiiinietise si iti'ti I ur. Itetes r et Mlssehelatl da I. bier ot I u 1 t i r t if the New lurk IIf Hi. I I ii It.' sue a-a i e V to s.ful uue, utld wa. witnessed by a Ul.o n-a..sf ofeuj.e Tlio Tide or Truvel Hull Titwiird J nrnre, live steamships jistid out Ibrougli the .Narrows yes terday with nearly l.joo cabin pa.ei .ers. anion! whom, on tbe City of New Vork were tv.sun Iiaireit, UieuLior. Judge and Mrs Brur ll i i a u I i in. Mai. us ll Mayer mil Vh-. t re o t t't ailre.s ill t tt i I e w -r i ,e i i l.aut 111011, I'fPf. II ll tlllll I ll, I I V u llo wto list veu II lit It Time le rblladelphtst, fiom Ih4 Alklileui'ul Vrlll Tee Tfanamaktr special rackets art m all rtsptctt .svnttorthtiaouej, Jgjt VYoiiaauaaa

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W if.1! I THE SUiN, T11UKSDAY., JULY 17, 1KH. At I- 1 J THE MIDSUMMER STAGE. tonic irt. J.v maht crirn, toth .4 A OCCASIONAL XOriiLTX. X l"ht with Tour Hurl Oaa Remit of the I'lir'sell ralliirr l'uttliiK American He, tlliienl Inln ",ln ol Are"-How IV, II. rune I, net on Mure 'lip' Mr. (lllmoro of rhlliidclphln will take his "r-ri Kinit" tronno nwny from Pnlmer's nt the Close of Sntiirdny nleht's performance, and jlr. MuIiI'b tuneful work Mill hrtve a rest I until Into In Antnist whon It will bo sent forth on tlio rotid with a virtually now com pany Tliero lins teen a hint from Mr. 011-mor'-'emanncortlmt "Tlio hoa Kluc" would not co away If n lous extension of its time at I'diuior'-i could bo focurcd. Hut tho rnen'ion of that chooiful statoment ((ems to cause wild and uncanny lauehter am ae other city managers. It U warm Miather. and Mr. Oil more has had enough. That In tho glut of the matter. The experlonco cnlnod In New Yoik theatricals about this time i uisiit to bo worth monoy and jtrny halrsto nianat-ers from tho provinces. Mr. Ollmoro bus been bre-ithliit: orono nt Asbury Tark. but from afar lie has scented tho dancer and cntled o'T hit players. It is at loast to bo put down to hl ero lit that ho cavo tho town a ery merry entertainment, and Indicated that ho knows b iw u produce conilo opera. Ills with drawal from tho city Held clvos the Broadway and tlioCmlnonn increased chance to male prollts durlni: tho remnlndor of tho summer. Thov will still, howeor. have to moot tho vorr formldallo opposition of tho Amberc troupo at 'Icrracfl Cirtrdon. "Tho Ilrnzlllan has only mull Aub. '2 torun at tho Coilno. while Ca tlesln tho Air "will stay at tho Ilrond way until Attc I1'. rnvo for the musical offerlnci. the town Is ns theatrically dull as It was last week. Tony raster's and two of the llowcry houses continue to ofTor variety bills this woek, but tlit weather has n"t fnvoro.1 thorn, and only at i one of tho llowuiy plaeos whoro a croup of piiclllts sandwich In Rpnrrlni: bouts botweon the viuidoiillo "turns" has tho attendance been lares. The ourront array of amusements la town thereforo. ninrt from Mr. Mansllold's Hlaii llrun in"l" nt Iho Mndt-on Square. Is neither tomptini:. dlvertlnc nor proQtablo. Out of town it is oaually dull. Philadel phia 8t. I.ouK Boston, Cincinnati. Washing ton. Kansas City, and tovoral of the Southern cities have each only a summer opera com pany, and San 1'r.iticl-co. with four or five theatres in full olmt is the only metropolis that approaches activity. BoMon has lust heard, with no llttlo p.itiiifnction apparently, a new onnilo opera, rum otto," done Into KnR llsh by U. i:. o.if mid B. M. 1'Ield from the Fronch of Audi-' Mc-'-nifi'r. Maude Williams, who was one of Hon A Thomas's comediennes last season has tne title rilo, and is credited with a successful del'Ut in opera. The new pins with which Daniel Frohman will ltriiiuiir.itf Mr. .ottiurn's third annual en vngmnent nt tho 1.' renin Theatre next month will lo e.i loil 'The S mlro of Woodbarrow." lioili thu n lo onm ted by younc Bothern and the character of tho play aro expected to prove features 'if murit The story is located in Deunhlro, l.uclan 1. It Is said to bo terso, Inton-ely dramatic-. vicoroiu. and full of liumur, and will cho bothern opportunities I quite within his nrtlitio bcopo. There aro fif teen characters. ivavy Bcenory is now bolns provided by VV. II. Day. This will bo tho first of the two plays to bo presented by Sothorn during Ills loiainc Now York season. "The Kiuiro of Woodbnrr.iw" Is by Jerome K. Jerome, the London dramatist, and was orit: iih l ui'ted in l.nglnnd tinder tho title of "Woi dhnrrow F.irm." Tlio h.tnue of name by Mr. 1'iohmun U an aurucublu one. I railed on poor Tony Hart at tho Worces ter insane Asylum tho othoi day." said Ur emia l.lcftmond. U)oaum;. jesterdar. "and I was M'iy mui h s iipritoil ana delighted to llnd him Inokinc splendid Ho'-. a fut ns butter. Ms checks are rosy, and hi- oyes aro t right, let tho phy-lclaiis declare that ho is Incurable, tnd that he will uoer ajrain ai peai in public Its ery liurd to ht-lieti It lu tho (nco of Tony's fxenllenl rippcnrinee but I snppofo lis true. .'Hver.il oih'ir ai tieses aeeoinpnn od mo. All had known Mi. Mail lu his palmy dajs and they weii delUhted to find that he rocoi;-nlii-d them at once, calling them all by i imnie. no is on oi me nest patients, ni was kind and eoi slderato, find of out door oxeiei-e. and often acts as umpiro at the base ball gainer plnied by the imnaten. lie dpoke uubiiii re--o'e of his biirrouudlngrt, tasliighewim tre,itt., ery woll. and seemed paitleiilarly p1 ease i he uu"e so many of his old Miiieasiouiil irlcmls hnd isitod him this n.niiiHT. Mi. Huriluiin uiis among tho nuin-b-r h said '1 horn wa-inly ouo theme that tl-ll i atliioted turn, a-iil that was a mention of hi- wifi r. ta'li no'- is onally we noticed the UiflU'iilti in hl tittciane- that is one feature Oi j 1- ui-t ni an I iiuw and then his memory wai-.'efo ti In t a i-ti auger would bavo called Jony limt a wi-.i man. Ho is still quite confi dent ol r.-oie v. mui even spoke about Boing on tho ioad cgiiii ii. n uew play." Long llraneh will s ion number nmone Its ool ny ut plner n k lh llnely formod, solidly bill la ,iii-i M-in ki Kato Furssell. A u 1 1 ie .hi I D-i-p urn's llgiiront first, this ac-tn- tin- Una I coinD ti ho rocoguizod as a verv i-en-iliiii liu r. v orkiug. ambitions, and taudesi i il.-i oi, tlio t.i'u. hho is tho wife of on" n tin iirM i I ursells. and she says Mi wmt i the stage lorn noeessity rather than run i lie. Ikt i ii-hund'afullure in bU'j-inesili.i-t-i.ihg ii-i il lu Tho klndebt of rsr Inn"1- i u I m bncome outhiiBlostio whin -h' miii ht f.t attempt. fi.rBho was ilwiiiciily ini.l- s. r w is hor initiatory star ring tin i ati n I i-i t llnnrcl.il success, for, baling a itile a, it l to vurt with, nnd noox-ler.eiu'i- It w.i- n.rnia1 that she should gain rtheoApor i,-n an I p rtwithtiie capital. In the mm- .1 Lei in.y lurid plcy. "The Vue-n of the i lain- she had to kill a do i'ii nrPin- an 1 lire a revolver ai.fiut o m iiltn j ti Iniitos. A curious audi tor nlii i piiw in r I'i'rforni at tho llowory Wind fir a year ag count"! lort -three pl-tol shots liitiOfur e of tli" drama, nnd llgured that the iien. oi luank cirtii igus nlono must hnvo fii-t bk iiimli i mi ity man's sonlces. lP.it JIlss J'uis-el. lias c ei.gi-d all this di-rlne the l am sea-Mi '-ha assn-ilnates fowermen nnd hums lees giinpuwd -r As a result, sbo hus I" t to i er e-o it ,i lltt'n monoy nnd she seems to te in demnnd nt theatre" where tho pistol and boniu-Kitife diniua I ourishos. This Is ro canled a--i mc'tli'ng of an achievement for a et.irwb'.hii'l neitliin-training nor uotorioty to ail liei ntiiro In person. Miss Furs-ell f ally suggi'htB that ommandliig and com plaisant tiiKlish uctiei-s Helen Harry. )liirgarot Mather's intention to produeo loan of Arc In this eouiitiy next sun-on soeia to be n sub eel for much advor.-o om 5 eiit In dram-itle circn s. The chiof criticism airecti'd against tl a nioeo as a rlnanclnl and thi-atili-al eniuro lu-io Is tho possibility of Its patriotism being foreign nnd lo nl, conllnod uui io i raiioo. u is ciiimeii that wlillo tho f-iilimeiitepres'ril in lules llarblor'e French UrMiim my thrill the emotional and Impulslvo nature of the IVirMnnn. it may fall like frosty uen on the snuinuhii'. irnsafe nature of tho forage theiuieg tug American William loiing. tl.o poit, who is adapting the ,,"',l.,'or ?""b 3'ttlhnr foro-eeing the Jos Ibllity of failure through this fault, Ins carefully avoided endangering Its success forthosakoof lltor.iry truth by making u lit em' translation, nud has consequently amend silitsjiisto make a good acting oraion. llo writes from his summer homo on the shore of il.ako htinapeo that lie has obliterated most of the local eolor of the patriotism of tlio pleee, ai.d In.s generaliod it mtoahr ad and uiiimt e.il sentiment that will, he thlnk6, be admired yiinioior nobility of rharacior and heroic pse.lH are)jed. There Is. at nil events, a HuiliodBii! patry tetween tho gioat ropuhllis 01 'hn ea-toni and wes'ern heinlspheres, ami Aniurleans who rememl er that It was French t j of liberty that holpod to make the froe S"i i .this country pos-lhlo. will boh to It. no Jui i't that the national hor alio of tho French rc- h-i-s a warm iccopllon on this stago. F r somo time past it has been feaiod (hat that ilia n fij prollta1 1" an I l.ighlj Uavoied molo oruuia "'Ihehtnwnwin." w nil lie depr'ved P.1'1,,' 1 1'i-,'t w' r-lilnlul ilurglar, Nll.e lloiuiosH)-. piko Is tho a tomplish JJg 'it'oninn, late of i-liig'-lng. th" J uvteru Jiiiipenttarv nud oilier poiulir icsorti- who c-n lacks a safe at eaeii puifoimnni o of f'li'Mowawnv." Much no bi-eaiiiu loh rmod td entered upon nu Inn est lifu Mr lloniiessy i;i"Mitiid much thought tusplrltual matteis. n t -t il i v watihusol ih.'iilu'M he has lain nisi" ueh wre-t'iug with th i inigli'v iroiiu whcli wmng I "in i mas aili.i) i I V hence au I oh hemen wlntlmi Jl" hi i'i i ii i jili uiiMieil W Il a forellt je u. i .nit, mid 'when thu i-iiioriuislng J- ig ir lr i'i omgilng." ho gdus h'uiMilf i P o tuo i,tudy oi books of n dnioui i VI .iur' tL'r Impression generally cioat 2t i "'0 ox-erai-ksman since he has fifX "'n "I", the Btago is that ho is u 'mf I r,,,n of limped ideiiH, outside of tip burgling ijmf ,',n'- and of extreme loticenoe. Asainat y Mr ii. npssyii. a t'umit forcible II I i I 'l p fill k-1 and H Mas roall. nly U "I tl.ii true si ii ol vini h lu I i -ly a i-l in tig I ght Unit .-hi-d hi'll tft a in ,.a ,iu r i f 'ao tii'iiliy and se leei. m J'L, i'ii iformatKa llonnessy hu been a fl tni i 'l'endaut ui revival Btio gatherings. -aj "L' c mit iu contact with many I'romluent vancellsts, all of whom were at one struck with the man's onrnest religious convictions (whloh, of couroo. hne no connection with his various convictions In tho courts), nnd tho sin cerity displayed by him in ondeavorinir to at tain to higher thine. A a result oiorturos were inndo to him that ho should deliver a senes of lecturoa nt evangelical meetings thioughiiu' the country duscrlptUo of his ox Perlences while n slanor. nnd telllnir how ho I had bocomo converted. Theso offers were of tho most tempting kind, both as regards tholr religious and lluanelnl nature. nmlMPlko was sprel) torploxod between hlsdeBlre to nccopt them on the one hand, nnd his sense of honor, whliliforbnilo him tobroalt his contract with the management of 'J ho Stowaway. on tho other, llo wns finally porsuaded by liberal In-dui-t'tnents to remain on the ttago for another I season, during which ho will contlnuo to dis play how n burglar of nn standing ought to crack nsnfo. bin at the end of that, tlmo It Is I Biife to pieillitthat ho will be seen looming up I nun ormidablo rival toHam Jones, BniuBmall, nnd the it. Joseph Cook. A broad-shouldered, geod-humorcd looking man with n elonn-shnven face nnd nervous innnuor stepped on tho gangplank of tho boat which had carried a crowd of Monmouth rati; raiegoers down to Mr. Wlthora's new course a week or ten dais ago. Ho had boen sitting nlono In a retired cornor nil thu way down, with an expression ol deep solemnity on his face and wiihhls mind so evidently centred on soniewoighly subiect of self debnto that ho had had no tlmo to wander around nnd look for no'iiialntancos or friends on tho snmo er rand bent, lie hnd. howevor. no sooner loft the gangplank than ho folt hlmsolf slapped on the shoulder, nnd two or throo olcos ex claimed In gratlllod surprise: ."Why, I'ranol Whatever brings you down here to-dar r" "lluslno-s, my boyt Business!" answered the comedian, nnd looked nbout as though seeking some avenue of escape an intention winch did not escape tho notice of tho group of theatrical Mends who surrounded him. "No. no, Illllyl" said Andrew i'nm. "That won t do. ou mustn't try to got away now that we've caught lou'" "Hut what's jour buslnoss, Crnno?" asked Henri 1. Abbey. I ho party had arrived nt tho trnok nnd par taken of soveral aids to digestion" beloro Crano unbosomed himself ns to tho weighty matter which had led him to such an unncous tomoil spot. In his ease, as tho raco track. Cleared of thouupbomlsmsandseml-apologotlo Phrni-os wltti which tho comedian soltened the blow to his moro sophisticated friend the business" resolved Itself Into a tip" but n tip of u Boroowbal extrivoidlnurv chnractor. "I Mas on mi way homo Irom Portland Ore., in tho early parti of this week." said Crane, iiml, between ou and me and tho gato post, it was thu most disagreeable and weurlsomo journey I have over made Why. will sou be lieve It, gentlemen, that just before wo roached Council iilutis but that Is another story, ns lludvnrd Kipling ptitsll. Let me stick to tho punter In hand. I hnd gono into tho smoking compartment of tho Fullmau to smoko a iuiot nnd meilltatlvo cigar and try to Imnclno thnt I was sitting on my veranda nt Cohnssot sninina tho sal y breezo from the bay. 1 wasalono In tbo stui'y little cubby hole, and boforo i hnd half finished my cigar I began to fcol In a lather less suicidal Irume of mind, whuc, just ns 1 was thinking thatallttledoso would not he out of order, tho door oponod and a little man came In. lie waB an ordinary onoiighlooklnu chap, with olio exception, llo had ereon hair. Don't laugh, gentlomen I glvo you my word of honor, the little man had hair of n bright grass green I buppoo he caucht my oyo tlxod nn It. for ho snapped out rather savagely What are you staring at, sir V Did you novor seo a man with green halrboforo Certainly." said 1. chilly. frequently, 1 mny say; I have two uncles nnd three second cousins who all i nil have green halrl' Woll. that eeoinod to fileaso him. nnd when ho sat down and began o abuse San Francisco I felt that ho wns not such a bad lot, niter alL After si mo ohut ho paid Aro you going to bo in Now York next Saturday?' 'I am,' sail I. Do 5 ou ever play the racesr' said he. 'Not while I'm mentally balanced.' said I. Well," ho said. don't try to be funuy. but go down to Monmouth l'nrk on Saturday, wait till the llfth ruco. and put every cent you can raise on and hore Crane Str pped. On what?' asked ono of tho party, breath- lessly. "Ah' that I can't tell you." 6ald Crano. srall- 1 inp wisely. "Tho llttlo man made me rromlso to toll no ono. and when t turned round to thuuk him for the tip ho wns cone'" No amount of chaff or entreaty could worm the secret out of rano. He had come down Erepnred to plungo. but wa- not. according to Is misterlous friend with tho peculiar hair, to put tils money on until the horso- were on their way 10 the post, llefuslng to bet on any nice but the filth, ho took his seat In theg'nnd stund, nnnounclng his Intontlon to watch tho races comfortably until the tlmo enmo for him to mako his lortunB. Illstrlond- enjOjedthem eelves I y betting with more or le-s good for tune on ovory raco. and just bofore the bell rang lor tho last rnco some one thought of Crane 1 suppose he's made his fortune nnd hurried homo." sold one. "l'robabh, said Hinry Indian: "but I'll just look for him on tho stand, an 1 he made hN way to the spot whoro Crane had taken his seat, faiireenough there ho was: but. instead of being ongaged In counting over 11 heap of winnings. Ins eves were closed, his hoad thrown back, nnd from his no proceeded an unmistakable suoro. "Wake mi Willi" said IJni'lan. "WakouDl" nuhg nil Dili, nitiu jjiL.iuu. nuau uu. And Crane slowly openod tits eyes. When Is the fifth race coming ofTS" said ho. absently. "llfth race! Why. man. it was ridden twenty minutes ago. Tho last race is nearly over, and we're ull going homo. Dut huw about your tip My tip'" said Crano. Iiy tho great horn spoon I'vo ml-sed iho grentost chance of my llfo' I must have been asleep all tho after noon. and I've thrown away a fortune!" aud he groaned deeply. "Hut I ratio." snld Dnzlan, "now that tho raco Is over, tell u what the tip was." Oh. I'm sure my horse won." said Crane. l,ut what was It persisted Dazlan. Well, 1 don't mind telling 1011," said Crane, and he sank his volco to u whisper. "7 he llttlo man told me to put all my money on the fifth horse In the lift El race, aud I've been snor ing like a fool and tnlstod the greatest oppor tunity ol my life' "Nevermind Billy," said Dazian, soothing ly, as thoy made tholr way toward tho gate. Never mind. 'J here were only four horses on tho oard. so I don't think ou'd hnvo won any how." And Dazian vows that this story is lit erally truo. It may be well to know beforehand that Mr. W lllard, tho Kngltsh actor whole coming over to play In TheMldd.e Man," at Fal mar's, pronounces his nnmo Wll-oirrf" the accent on the lard. That radical departure from the natural American method ol pronunciation is observed by ull Loudon. r.loped with a Chorm Girl. St. Pirt. Joly laAnnla Smith. crttly chornt rlrt In trie oper coinpAay at Uarrlit Theatre tier. ha been out of ta call of lata to the unrorlleof her com railea. InrertUatton revealR that Miss Fmnb iu clandestinely married a fea dae anoat ItDdson, Wis. to Archie Mathera sun ot a le'iJine laenhaiil cf this rlu It U ibo:a siory of lore at first sU-liu with Hie oiil'i'idll -n of the ern'im 8 father as A side Isnne Miss Siuilh is tae iluhter of a 1 cluinbui. Otlo, ilresinaker. aiiil tits beau with the Qpara troupe since January. Uoiasbo &uil Mr. Mathers are lu ibeir lecaa. Hulta Aculnal llnasln Blltcbell. Margaret Mitchell Abbott, "Marnrte UllchelL" U tba Cefeadaiit In two salts by the treasurer and manager of the viajtfle Mitchell dramatic company for salary cla.lned to be due She bas a summer residence at I Itwiii N J. anil as lb" platntin have teen uniihle 10 n-rve tii siiininuii1. 1 pnn her In this stale J11 lee An drei s of the suprenu I'ourt I as alrecled service by ruhlli-Mlpin Win It l,jrkens the mauaser, demands 1 .1-0 salary and is per csnt. of the ni-t profits over tne rrst J Irank lierth the treasurer, nautu eVsou. lloth were dljcliarj-eil In Pucember last Htruoded, untl lu Hot IVentber. Fonii DC Lie. Jnly 16 Th'i 0. II Truesdell dramatle tronpe bas stranded here, an i tlve or sit of t'ie acton are in a d"lllute conditinn They &sert that Truisdetl ahand tied Ihsm arier bavliut brought them I ere ou a cri'Ullse lo I lav all slimmer The local manar Is 10 Eire them a teuent, and cltuecs hIu scud theiu lo tbelr ouios A Hint for 311 isdlaon Hqnsire Oardem. Wishisgto, July lit The conris have deolded that the beveres-e sold at the bar of the filobe Theatre here, known as Strauss s Kabllurat'T Is not a& Intoxicant, etui Ihe eot.le who iro to that resort now w alk up to His urainluke Uielr iiudl'lne Hltiinut bludrauiu. The TordK I is a clear victory lor the theatre Acrtian! ol TntnperlnK VI(h thei irnllp, r., sti. te, July la Walter Piffelow. a con of the Ivta William II Pic'Iom-. superintendent of the New Jlnr'and division railway lostal service, baa been ar rested on th rhsme of tamprtn;r with the mall VV hen tatea he had a package rontaltilntr a sample of dre-s fcin'de troui a host on house, dirrMid to a relative on his per' in. He made lo. etlort to cnuceal it, hut sat 1 that It urn line wl ere the wrapper had fallen on, ail 1 ll.o rule, rig -ire thai sin I ii fibs te returned to the ni4in Ull Mesa 1 th ii there was a conspirm vaxaiiist I tin lo bn U iho iher i lerk m a a jurt) He Has ar reste I .11 I aiirfiir an) was arraigned before rouillu si mer l l onli lie waived exauiiuatiu, uud was held In 41,'Sio bonds. 'I lie- Hun Itiillillnic unit I,nnn AaaaclMtton. TiiKsi-i and rvKMnorici Puildlnir aud Loan Associa tion U.d us annual raertini; latt evening. Ibe reetlpu for the past )ear amonnied to lu ii of whiph 1 1 ooi v.ai loaned to luemters maklns a Paul or i" borrnwed ullhln ln yiara, Iro offli ers for the ei s liu ear are J'rehllcut limns Mi Kenna VI e. I'rtslleil. I.niis Ko. lie Si ci i in IP rice I. VVr H Tresstir, r 'ames It,' nil" n Tr sle-s Frank lu A Have Idmoiil" our ey Wiliiinll vi oi r I'vnlel 1! Irntu hub Iliev lout ivuuill VI iiiolfrlelil, Jolnl'.Mc e. 1 Clarishelir. Hi arl of Audli Wl llaui A i-dwards, A p. Paddoifc llullot ICeforro In Nrvr Jcraey, Tsitros Jnly la-Atterney-Ueneral Stockton has rendered an opinion under which Qov. Abbett has de elded thai all publlo wtl-rs such as ronslableaand no tarlrs p, lu are dixiuailile I fir serving as eleitloi oiucers under ihe Ballot Heluriu li Isupioveil Trill" herllte fop Adirondack Mouulnlnis. A Ihroujh "snr sleepine cur for Paul Smith's and IoDier lake siatlpn leaves i,rsnd t eotral Siatlou all), on the North shore llmilid. at 401' Jl Ila owor let.tral-Jdr, iiie lake reris dibasieiu rflaetyvflT TJodlaa Hats Tknsi Far Beem Jlaeorercel Fs-om tha Iske. I Bro Wino, Minn., July 1(1 Tho doleful toll ing of ohurch bells was still heard In this olty j to-day. the list of recovered dead from tho dis aster having been greatly Increased since ves terday. Eight bodies were broughtup from tho sceno of the dlinstor this morning. In tho nftornoon slxtoon moro woro brought up. and one was sent ovor to I.ako City, and to-night another boatload arrived. Tliero are ninety five now on tho death roll, and sevoral othors aro missing still. A Tho body of an unknown mnn was brought in this morning and lay for eovornl hours In tho Coroner's room, but nono came who Inow htm. l'lnally a plain cold ring was taken from his finger, and tho loitering, "Annie, 1F82-8-12," on tbo Inside, led to his Identification as l'otcr Olson, llody numbor 85 was that of a boy of 1 i, to whose buttonholo his straw hat was 6tlll tied, l'rank Strouno was ono of those who gazed long and earnestly at tbo horrlblo fncos, but ho saw nothing lamlllar tliero. Finally ho drew from his pockot a pleco of flannel nnd coinpated It with the boy's shirt, which wns changed somewhat by the wator. btlll it was tho samo, and a Blanco at tho peculiar shoo buttons caused tho father's oyoB to 1111 nnd ovorllow. Nothing moro was tioedod to tell thoe around that his son Johnuv s body had boen recovered. Tho worm wenthor, tho shnllownoss of tho wator. togethoi with tho fact that sevornl big steamers sent up heavy swolls to-dny as thoy pa-sod up tho river, brought tho bodies to tho i surface very quickly. Tho natrollng rowboats brought tbo oodles ashore, where they wore identified, bnvod. nnd shipped to this city, Ono ol tbo victims wns Theodoro llorwelgel, who had lived horo live or six years nud was taking his first pleasure ozcursion on n steamer. A joung womiin Is now rn tho At lantic, coming from the l'nthorlnnd. whom ho hoped soon to claim ns his vvlfo. Kiiuto Peter son, nnotlior of tho excursionists, was to hnvo boon married to ill-s Johnson on noxt Mon day, but ho Is now dead nnd sho Is crazed with giief, and herdeatli Is feared. The body of A. O. Andorson, a Dakota man who was visiting his hrotbor, was burled this inoi nlng. Tlio body ot Miss Uleu was nmong those brought up on tho Wnnderor this after noon. 1'ho body of Miss 1 J. Crawford of Grajsvllle. Ohio, was also found to-day. Tho victims whoso bodlos wero recovered to day wero. Hire. Merrit Green. Julio Torslg. William Ahans. William .lorcenson. Fredlhrlst. 1'etor (loon. Miss K .1. Cinwford. John Adams. Ira rulton, JMna Way. Mary koglund. l.lnu- 1.11 ljlirad, lid. Merrltt. Honry Bculonliergor. Hen ry Newton. James Wilson. I.ouls llrenc. John t-trouse, ltandall Ulcon. ason of 1'oterUorken, Chnrlos Peterson and Albert Dlnkes. dipt. Wcthorn. tbe owner nnd Captain of tho Sea Wing, has boen arrested. TUB ThUTOSIO IS A FLYKB. Only One Trip on Tfecord Paater than tbe One Sshe Complrtetl 1'eaterday. The Whlto Ptar steamship Teutonlo de stroyed, yesterday, a very general Impression that sho nover would bo ablo to make a six-day trip across tho Atlantic. Her best record seomed to Justify this bolior. ana caused many who thought thy know a thing or two about steamships to look upon hor as somothlng of a twin-screw failure. So everybody but her agents, wbo havo all along declared that she would somotlmo dove'op unexpected spocd. were much surprised to road that sno had made tho run from Uuoonstown in 5 days 21 hours and 5 minutes. This is fastortlinu the record of any steamship In service, nud only 2 hours nnd 37 minutes slower than tho record of the City of Tarls, which Is now laid up for repairs, i nnd will not sail again until November. This I dlilerenco in flguros does not. however, ox- press the rclntivo speod of tho two boatB. vVben tho City of Paris made her roc- l ord of o days VJ hours and IS minutes she covored 2 783 miles. Tho Teutonic logged 2.R.P miles or Ou miles more. The uv erago speed per hourof tho City of Paris was 20.01 knots and that of tho Teutonic li.W i knots u dllTeronce of .02. If bothshlts hnd sailed together from Queenstcwn and gone over the eourso of 2.7SS miles sailed by tbo City of Paris, tha Teutonic would have been j only a litile more than 8 mlnuiei astern of tho luuinn racer nt the bandy Hook Lightship 1 ho 1 eutonlc did not distinguish herself by making big dally runs, but she maintained a spion'tld average bho was favoiod by un usually good weather from tbe moment sho passed llocho's Point, at 2.20 P. M. on Thurs day last, until she finished her Voyage nl7' o'clock yesterday morning. 1 he Teutonic brought 813 cabin nnd 8(5 steerage passengers. lahoe Finn is itocKLAxn, mass. A Chnrcls, Hcboolboime, linalnea Itlocka, and Kaclnrlra llurned. BocEi-Asn. Mass, July 1(1. A fire Btartcd In tho Congregational church this afternoon from a gasoline lamp ued in burning off paint Tho l'muo-i spread rapidly, consuming tho church, a large schoolhouso in tbo rear, also tho Poolo factory, occuplod by II. I). Smith ns a btocklug factory, J, II. Harper's laundry, II. b. Jloul ton's carpentor shop, and C, L. I, Ice's furni ture storehouse. Near these was the police station, which was totally consumed, nnd a bnrn of J. S. smith, wliieb. with contents, was de-trorod. Menunhilo tl o flames gained rapidly on tho south, and Ueorge P. Wheolei's hou-e, bnrn, and othor buildings weie ijubkly con sumed. Tho llniuos next caught on F. J). Lantz's bardwaro storo and rol denco which are a total loss. The CnJerwood block, owned by (i. C. roolo, soon caught and was consumed. It was occu pied by Ilarstuff Post 74, U. A. ll olllces of the Selectmen, school committees, tho publlo library, and 1. K Chute's grocory, 'J ho noit tulldlng. occupied py Fred Douglas, printer, was damaged by water. M A. Dar ling's resldenco and jowolry store wero partially dnfitroyed by llto. and his barn admlnlng Is a total loss. Tho factory of C. A. 'lownsend. on Church streot, was ulso oousumed. with contents. At about 5 o'clock the flru was checked. The loss Will reach not far from SluO.bOU. CUAbUl.D ISIO A ttCUOOXKB. The Hteamer Parthian Tows Ihe Rlnktas rlebonner Florenon Into she llurlior, Tho conl steamer Parthian, from Philadelphia for Iloston. put Into the lower bay Into last ovenlnc with a large three-masted schooner in tow. Tho Parthian was In collision with tho 6choonor josterdayoff the Now Jorsey coast The circumstances of tho collision could not bo learned last night. Tho schooner was cut down to tho vvatir's edge amidships by tbo bw of tho btoamer. It is thought that there was no loss of life. hnon after reaching the lower bay tho schooner went ou hor beam ends and filled rapidly. Her crow woro taken nIT nt the time of tbo collision, and her attain and II ret olllcer were put ashore nt handy Hook. 'iho schoonor's nnmo Is tho Florence, but bur on-norshlp and destination havonot been loatnod, and there Is uo vessel of her descrip tion In tho mniiuoiruRlster. 'Ihe Parthian Is owned by tbo Heading ltatlroad Company. Tennessee llrmocrals KAHnvjUE, July 10. The 8tnte Domocrailo Convention took five ballots to-daj for (lov ernorwlthno material chango in tho rolatlvo strength of tho several candidates. The greater part of the uftornoon was taken up In nn effort of the llmter men to hnvo ibe Convention voio tho members of Inxtructod delegations the right to disregard tholr lnstruetious ami vote their individual preferences. Tho motion was killed. Ttrldce l'lillremen Asiiln, Millionaire Joshua J, While of Proot.yn has, made formal charge of Incivility against llri'tte Police men Kane and Meebun. aud Ticket Choi per Kar reit. On July 1. Mr. White, ty mistake, dropped a promenade ticket In the box. The tso po lei-men nauiid fo lowed lilm up lim stalraa, ana ri" a-hiy orlered Mm lo come bio-k uud deposit ibe i riM er luk't 'fakini: a rut r ad thkei from his pin-lei i,e asked one of the pnln emeu lo drop n In the I ov for lilm. Ihe poll, eriiiiu reins d i" do M' Mr VV hue on r, liilni; Inr'turi was lod iloun the steps io no hireet I'rept denl llioicli will rlvi the orJIcers an opjortuiilty to le beard neit week. In Honor orthe North Atluiillo rtquudron. Itiiii, Me July 1ft The parade to-day In honor of tha Jiorlh Attuntlo Sijuudron Has a unique) ailalr over Ooo men coiuprtsinir pioneer detail meuia with picks, shovels and nther api aratus tnarlnea sesnivii, and aruuerr itcu, I iii nts. were in line Ihej preeai ed a verr wurilki api e.iranie Tias arterto m i tei-i ji ll ii Mill hi ti veil on boii r 1 the Itultlinort- tn tl e Is I es oi liuib Su orders li,ie i eeli re eiie I hi Almril hersrill r-- ative i c liveitiu t rn a,-on s l oly to bsv den, aud be wulsail to u,ot row for liar llarbur. John McOulnnesis Not (lullljr nf Murder. The second trial of John Uouutnuess for tbe ucrder of bis brother In-law, Pavld Lions, was concluded yes terday In Ibe Court of dyer and Terminer In Hrooklyn The Jury, afier deliberating for forty minutes, brought ina verdtclof aeiiulllal Ihere es lou 1 apnlsute In the i o in room when the verdict was rendered an I the re stive- aud irlends or the pri"iier rrnwdi-tl around and, ingrailliatcdbtm Thsle ssi a dlsak'ri eturut ou iLonrrt irai Named far Inngress, I Ccnirssimsn P H. Hall of tbe Third Minnesota dis trict bas bierirsuomluuiagfcr leDfrsti by acclamation by tbe Hsfuullcaus. j OBITVAttT. Bam Emerson, tha famous horsa trainer dlod in Natlck, Mass., on Wednesday, Ho wns 62 years old. For yoars ho leased and man ngedthe Franklin Trotting Park nt Bangus, whence ho went to tho lllrorsldo Trotting Park, and after being conneotod with that somo roars ho finally bocamo proprietor of the hotel at that ploco. Whon the Iloston Athlotio nud Driving Association wn9 formod ho was mado Manncor of Deacon 1'ark, whero he re mained two years. He wns long ft moraborof the Hoard of Appeals, nnd acted ns judgo at all tho horse racos for qulto a number ot years. Ho was the owner of tho horso Mcdowan, who did tho fastost twonty miles on record, All tbo old-time policemen aro In mourning for Dotoi'tlvo liobert II. (Juackonbush, famil iarly known as ."Old Dob," who dlod nt his homo at 212 Wost Tenth Btroot a. 9 o'clock Tuesday night of hoart dlsono, Uo had boon on tho Polleo forco since 1S53 when ho wns ap pointed a policeman mid nislgnrd to tho pro duct of Cant. Steers, now Inspector, Ho served under Capt. riteers all thiough tho war tlmo, and mniloaroeord for faithful work. For tho last quarter century ho bad been connoctod with tbo City Hall station, whoro ho was n de tective He had done oxeollout work In many important cases. Ho leaves a wlfo and four child! on. Miss 1 lav-la Smith, ono of tho most prominent citizens of Fast llaiidam, Conn., Is dead, aged 78 vents, 'lno farm on which sho wns born and always dwolt had been owned by mombersof tho Mnlth family since tbo reign of hlng doorgo until this spring, whon 1 Jnvln sold It nnd went to reside nt inoland. N. J. hho re turned to the old fnrm two weeks ago and wns takon suddenly III tho othor day arid died ton mlnuten later, hho had n valuablo collection of undent relics and antique furniture, which sho presented to tho Library Association ot Fast Haddnm not long ago. Henry Illodgett ot Newton. Mass. an old re former, who wns prominent In tho nntl-slavery troubles half a eontury ago, dlod on Tuodny. nged su icnrs. Ho was an oarnost advocate of temperance nnd wns ulso prominent In other roloim movements, being associated with tbo Into Vi lllard hears, vflth whom ho was also ub soclatod In business for n numbor of yoars. in this work. Mr. Illodgett was ono of the foun ders ot the Huston doling Men'sChrlstlan As sociation. Two daughters and tw-osonssur-vlvo lilm. One of his sons. Prof. Dlodgott of Smith Collogo is now in L'urope. Christopher A. Mooney, for eight yoars City Cloik In llrldgoport. died on Tuesday of lung 1 disease lie was 12 years old nnd was born I In Plillndelphln. Ho engagod In the prlntor's business whon U years old. and completed bis nducatloti at odd hours. 'I hough a Democrat, heroeolvo'l the strong support of both politi cal parties for soveral ofllces which ho held nt varlou- times Mr. Moonry wns a prominent worker in tho Knights of Columbus The Hov. Henry A. PpafTord died nt 150 ITnl Boy itroet. Drooklin, on Tuesday night. In Ills 74th year, llo had bton an L'plseopnl minis ter for more thnn thlrty-the joarsnml hnd been the rector of St. Oeorgo's hurch. Marcy nnd tiates avenues, for several years Mnco bin retirement from the ministry sevornl vears ago he Imdi been engaged in tho roal cstato business. William Oliver Cromwell, manager of the Alexandra Theatre, Sheniold, I.ng. Is among tbo roeont deaths Ho was born in 18.15. and went on tbo stage in pantomlnioi at Covent (mrdon and Krurv Lane. Aftorwnrd ho was Btngo mnnngcr. stock comedian, nnd llnnlly nincagor. lio hnd directed tho Alexandra's fortunes nearly tvventy-llvo years Alotnmler Jncnues known throughout Can I nda as Iho Old Man Is dead at tho ago ot I 70. Ho wns n compositor nnd voluntoer flro mnn nt 'iorouto. uml Intor a reporter. Then he went Into tbe circus business, and had travelled with Ilarnum's. rorcpaugh's and all tho big tent shows, doing advanco and adver tising work for them. Mr. Klwell. editor of the Portland TVnnsmpf, dlod in liar Hurbor on Tuosday night, Mr. Fl weil was on his way homo from tho Mulno l'roso. Association oxcurslon to Mnchlns where ho went on Tuosday. Ho was 64 yearsold. had been In the newspaper business all his life, and nt ihe bead of tbo 7rijrisn-(pf since 1S48, He dlod of heart di-eao. John Piko tho oldest man In Danvers, Mass., dlod on Tuesday. He was born In Falmouth. Me. In ITi'-. ills fnthcrt who was a gunsmith, was omploied by tho I nited htates Oov em inent lu weld gun barrels for uso In the vvnr of 1MJ. Mr. Piko was a blacksmith. William I.overldge. nged Kl. and Thomas N'ols n aged 81. Ohio pioneers, who went to cethortotbat Mute from Pennsylvania sixty live years ago. dlod nt nenrlv ihe -amo hour on Tuosday. ho f. m,er at Mount Vernon and the lattor nt New t oneord. Chnrlos sehmitt of tho I"roduco and Consoli dated Stock nnd Petroleum Fvchnngo died jesterday at his homo In Hrooklyn. nged 77 liars Mr, -clmii't was the oldest broker In pott-oloum. nud was a familiar llgure down town for IU j ears srnstus Fuller, ono of the last of the old Allegheny and Ohl Diver flat boatmen ot nnio-war days, died at fcitatsvllle. In western I'ennsvlvnnia. on 1 uesiiny, aged so icars. llo married a niece of the famous Ohio statesman, Tom Corwln. Dr. Honrr Pulling, n formor resident of Am sterdam. N. d cd yesterday In Detroit. I whole for n numter or jenrshe had been a I Prominent physician aged 7ii vears. Ho was the father of Mrs. Daniel Carmlc'iacl of Am sterdam. Mrs. Charles Warron of Seymour, Conn., died suddenly, agod 70 years She mado social calls In the afternoon of Saturday, and died while disrobing on going to bed. Her body was found reclining on tho edge ol tho bed. J. P Manchostor, cashier of tho htate Bank of Fillmore N. is dead, after a lingering ill ness. 1-or about threo yenr during Cleveland's Administration Mr, Manchester held a Govern ment ofllce in Ala-ka. Fnos Striker, one of the pioneers of Henry 1 county. Ohio and who claimed to bo through h's niothor a lineal descendant of Tecumsoh's famous brother, dlod in that county on Tues- I da. aged 8tl jears. Andrew Whalen. a resnocted and'influentlal cltl'en of Amsterdam. N. Y. died esterday. J agodfi I ve in-. Ho was a native of Iroland, but hnd resided in Amsterdam lor forty jears. ol. John I. Preston, for forty-throe years profossor of languages and rhelorlo In the Vir ginia Military institute at Lexington, died there on Tuesday, nged 80 years. licniamln li. Hewitt, who had been a Select man and state Uopreseutatlvo of btonington. Conn., died of heart dlsoaso at 1'J years of ago. lie was u farmer in Stoulngton. Miss Cnrlotta 1 rench aged 24, the oldest daughter of ex Congressman French, died at her homo In beymour. Conn., yesterday morn ing of cholera morbus. Miss Lldle Wick, a sister of tho wealthy iron mnsters C. II. nnd II. K, Wick of ioungstown. Ohio, died Tuesday. Sho was worth f l.ouO.OOO In hor own right, otto 1'. Nlotors, a wholesale provision dealer of Charleston. 8. (X. has died at Wlesbsden, Germany, llo leaves nn estate worth f 'J.uuu.inu II, 1), Ilarvev. one of the oldo-t nnd most in fluential icsldonts of South Morlden, Conn., wliohnd hold man y locnlofflcos.lsdond aged 70, 1 ho Uov Father Cole, for tho past ten years in ehargo of the Church of Sacrod Heart at Mt, lemon, died yestirdny, aged (id ears, Mrs I draund Duprlo, formerly an actress, dlod nt Undlay O,, rocently. bho rotlred from the Btngo live years ngo. Cornelia Ward Whipple wlfo of Bishop Whip pie of Minnesota, died at her homo In Fari bault yosteidiiy. Caleb Ilatber dlod at South Grlswold, Conn., nged 71 jears. Ho was ono of the richest men in his town. Col. Harmon O, Denny, ngod 72. one of tbe oilginnl abulitionibts, died at Wabash, Ind., yesterday, Jules Fdmnnd 1 omnlgre. the celebrated F'rouch organist and couiiosor. is dead. James Only, a prosperous farmor of Putnam, Conn Is dead, nged hi oars Gottfried Ivoller, the poet, died in Zurich on Tuesdaj. A Hilly Olrl'a Itiiln. IUttimojik, July IP.-Harry C. Illgham, who. under the nllns of llrndshnw, was nrro-ted In Chicago, is a well-known joung Dultlmoro hlghdyor. who, nftor having done somo shndy work here skipped with Ml.-s Katlo Snlllmnn, tho niece of President Splllninn of the German hnvings Hank. Whon Ml-s Splllmnu artlied of age. lecontly. sho had somo dispute with hor uncle who was also her guardian, nnd in a pet, left his con.tuitnhln homo to go nut nt service, she made the acquaintance of Htg liiiin. who look hor to tip' St. James Hotel, whore thoy registered ns N.C. Gordon ana vvlfo. His lintel bill lor two dais was $52, which ho paid wlih a spurious eheck that was oompro Hils -il In his fiilh'T. who is n highly esteemod cltien, Hlghiii.i also tried to btiv carpets ou spurious cheiks, asking forttho difference In cash About the weeks ago. niter a visit in v usblngtun. the air skipped to C hicago. Wlirrr Tlril'N l'lrrn Were, A M I 131 Aveuue r, F Sihciipirs npsrlinsnts. dnu;;s slight Hli.'li Kast Tenth street, William Plltarluns at arlliieu's dainagt 9u r i -it."i h I title Tweifib sireet, tenemeat and Charlotte I'amsron s apartniems damage fUMsi x,, t$ Cast 11 ith sireet, ai'rtuii tits of Sirs. Jtnnls Porter, damsgi I: "no s I'i. third floor four-story trick bouse l,o71 srooud avenue, no damage. rshilllx is r-ulclde. The sosptolon that John Fhulta, who was foand dead in Kluihln Par n-r St Kunau s Well on I'rMar ti urn tig Hliti the rlgl'l side of his Ilea I shot oft was Uiui terea, ha, been dispe, ed by ibe lanluig f an o. l lliol about I leet from ihe d'ik a here a man answerlug to Shu tz a desi riptlon a as seen soling on 1 Tliursdav nuln TLe weapon was biosjbt Ibe iur I fact by Wuham Bsmuall while cietblA J Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder. Purity and wholesomeness in food compounds arc of the utmost importance in these qualities Cleveland's excels all other baking powders. All the ingredients are published on the label, and this analysis is verified by Official Reports and Government and St,ite Chemists. Strength in a baking powder means economy. The Official Reports of the United States Government, 1889, Canadian Government, 1889, New Jersey Commission, 1889, and Ohio Food Commission, 1887, prove that Cleveland's is the strongest of all the pure cream of tartar baking powders. Perfection in results is what housekeepers desire. For making light, digestible bread, flaky biscuit, cake that will keep moist and sweet, delicious pastry, pot-pies, dumplings, etc., Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is unsurpassed. The late Ohio Food Commissioner says "Cleveland's is Absolutely the Best .411. 1 1.? n...J a.H..a'nAi'.sHnrt and most desirable baking powder manutactured. mixxksota y a 11 mi: its. Tho Alliance, Convention Will Tot s Foil Ticket In the Field. Bx. rAOTi, July lfi. Tho formidable fourth party now appearing In tho field of Minneeota politics must remain a matter of speculation. The conrontlon of the Farmers' Alliance mot horo to-dny. nnd this ov-onlnc adjournod till to-morrow morning without having dono more thnn resolve to place a full Stato ttckot In nomination and to take one Informal ballot, The rosult of tills ballot is perploxing to tho wiseacres who prodlcted the easy nomination of Gen. James II. Bakor for Oovornor. It shows that thore aro two men of romarkablo Btrongth nmong tho farmers, nnd that Uaker Is nowhere on this Informal ballot. Tho loador was Knute KeUon, the oi-Con-BreiBiunn from tho Hfth district, who commands a tremendous Scandinavian fol lowing, nud whoso Iteoubllcnnlsm has been docidedly off color the past two years. Out of tbo 414 votes Nelson re ceived 101. or 110 loss than enough to nomi nate. Next came Ignatius Donnelly with 93 votes, but with a largo rcsorvo which ho can control when the tight narrows down to two men. Uuck of Mnnkato cot 07, tho bulk of which will go to Nelson later, but on the other hand Donnelly con. If ho wishes, pull In big blocks of tho scattering votes cast forUaker, l'lowman. Uarrett. Hall, nnd othors. It Is protty clear that Donnelly has a Arm f:rlp on tbe situation and can dlctato the nom-1 noe. oven though ho cannot himself Bucceed. He is a devoted friend of Uov, Morrlnm, nnd up to vv lthln a week or two has opposed anv no ru ination for Governor by the Alliance, but bas fallen Into lino when ho found the pressure too strong to rosUt. Knuto Nelson does not want tho Alliance nomination un'.e-s ho can use It ns a lover in the ltcputillcan Convention which moets next week. His ambition would bo perfectly satis fied it he could be the nomlneo both of tho Al llanco nnd the Horubllcans but that Is Impos sible, for Jlorrliim has the Republican nomina tion safely corralled, and will nover consent to stop neldo for an Alllnnco candidate. Tho Democrats would lllio to too Nol son carry tlio Alliance Convention with a hurrah and then tender him an endorsement by tho Domocratic Conven tion to bo hold nt a date not yet fixed But two obstacles block this scheme. First, tho fact that Nolson cannot carry the Alllnnco Convention by acclamation or anything nenr It. Donnelly will tnko good caro that nothing of that kind happens, becond. It Is tho Republican and not the Dem ocratic endoieement that Knute Nelson wants. As an Alliance candidate ho could draw n largo vote from thebcandlnnvtan fartn- nra nn,l re IILaIv ImriArl tl.o RUieeBB Of tbO ere. imu very naei) milium vi.e hulwoh wi mw Republican nominee, but the Domocratic en dorsement would cost him a big proportion of the henndlnav Inn vote. So It dees not look ns though the Democrats would be able to roap much advantage from tho farmers' movement. llerrlnm spent a vast sum of money to get the nomination and election two years ago, and he hoped to hllp In oaslly this tlmo. but It looks as though he would havo to stand an other extensive enmpnlgn. with tbo chanco of deloat greatly lncrensod by the shifting and uncertain Quality of the Allianco vote. To-day's fenturos were a clever ppeeoh by Donnelly nnd n bugle blast by Hill Lrwln, a noted criminal lawyer, who has hitherto tialned with tb Republicans, but Is now nn Alliunee man. Krwin electrified the farmors with his siiooch. which was a strong arraign ment of boodle nnd monopoly In tbe Republl enn pnrty. He said It was a provable fact that the elevator ring rdolo JlOn.eOO from tbo Minnesota fnrmors last year and that llerrlnm spent $250,000 In l&SH to win the (iovernotshln. At the close ot the speech tho oxcltoment wa Intense, nnd a rote oi thanks was moved and unanimously carried. BVSFICIOSS OF FOXTL PLAT. A. TcinncVTIfe Dronned White In the C&m PHny of Two Girl ssnd Two Uen. QLOPCESTEn, N. J July 1C Mrs. Magglo Maguiro of Tblladelphia was drowned on Tuos day vvhllo bathing in tho Delaware River noar the mouth of Big Timber Crook at the lower end of Gloucester Bench. Just where tho drowning occurred cannot be, determined, be causo tbe eyo witnesses seem to be unablo to correctly doscrlbo It. Mrs. Maguire was on a Bailing excursion In n cabin yacht from Cam den In company with Miss Maggie O'Nell, Miss Magglo Candor, both of Philadelphia, and Pnrauol Cousini nnd William Haro of Camden. The mon aro locked up In Camden and the girls aro In lall here, and the l'ublic Proocmor has ordered that all be kopt In custody, pend ing nn Investigation. Mlits u'.Sell huys that Mrs. Maguire was her slstor-ln-lnw, nnd that while the three women wero walking along tho shore In Uimdon yes terdny morning tboy wore met by three men known to Mrs. Maguire, who Invited them to tnho a sail down tho river. When bolovv this place Mrs Maguire expressed a desire to tako a bath In the ilver. Tbo men. Miss CJ'N'oIl says, entered a row boat and wont some distance away, and Mrs. Mngulro. nftor removing all her clothing excepting ono garment, entered nor doming excepting one garment, entoreu tho water, the two girls refusing to follow her. r-hq played around In tbo water a short while, and suddenly threw up her aims and sank be nentu iho surface without uttering a cry. The Chief of l'olbo of this city Interviewed tho prir-ouniH at C amdon to-dny. He i-nj-B their storlue cniitradlct each other and are different from thONo told by the girls. CouMn says they started down thu rivoron Monday night instead of 1 uesday. Whllo all the party wero on the yacht Mrs. Maguiro throw oil all per clothes and jumpod into the water. Hho sank, and Cousins sbjh no jumped ovorboard to save hor, but wns unsuccessful. Mrs. Maguiro was a young woman nnd had been married only five weens. Tlio spot wliero tho drowning is said to havo oecurred was tin Biicreosfully draggod to-day. The authorities suspect foul play and the parties will bo kept In custody ponding any investigation. A. New Nuttoniil Hunk for llnaton. Borrox, July is Arrangements for tbe establishment of a new national bank, ttie American, in Poston, are aboot completed a very considerable ponton ot the capital of frNisn rmrtnir leen ptAceil The bank vrill hare iri'in nrnt sw l.iiUiid and -uuttern capi tallsls in lis iprei tprv unit will make A sperlalit) or buutiiern bnslne.s. Valuable Niutluru bankinc con in Clloli- ha e a'rt idy been ei tire I, an 1 It Is expected thai the baud will be ready fur business ta thirl)' Caye. Clsleuero I.essda l'lilludelptiln. WuiimtiTos. July lO-Rucerlntendenl Porter to night received a rucesas-e from the i enstis Ruperv laor at I iilcato stating thai his count males that city's popu lallou 1. 1 I -Ill i This ruts CtliAno ahead of I'hllalsl tihla. this Is riol the oiltcfal M.t 1 ut as It was cure full) made Itlstelleve that II ulilers very Utile fruia tbeouHUUuum. The New lliuuiialilre CaOTernoralilp. Coacnan N. II, Julr m Ihe lion. 1. P. Kinlth of Hillsborough bad a long conference yesterday wttb Senator f'haudler Karal Officer Currier, and other pap ly mauevere. and It Is practically settled that Mr Tut tie has withdrawn ana ibe! Mr smith shall recelrethe Hcpubllren Gubernatorial nauiloatloD Ur. C, II, Ams den M 111 be the pf ttvocraUO Candidate, Funila or u ralislri kllaelac. Mt Hoiit Julr is Henri i Thomiison the fawrer i f Peeer i who a templed tor tnmit suti Ide ui it Jersey v ity to 'U al u a e- ai,o, wd h" Is in Ibe Jeree) i Iiy ll".iital was lb sole castodlsa of (ti funds of the estate of Ubnetian vlermari lieverlf amoiirillnff loll sal JsTssliaUot was made lo-'lar aid bent v Us aatf f Uit VTsioaa asiAie em tsuo. 31 IU CliUKEll SAILS XO.VAT. Be r.rpeeta to Return In Good Ilesslth by the Time the Fssll Cnmpullcn Oetai lint. Richard Crokor. his wlfo. four children, and a maid went on board tho stoamship Columbia of tbo Ilamburg-Amoricnn I'uckot Company at 7 W o'clock last night. The steamor will sail nt G o'clock this morning. Mr. Crokor will go directly to Holdolborg, whoro his sons Richard and Frank aro, and from thore tho entire fam ily will visit Wiesbaden, whoro they will re main until tho complete recovery of Mr. Croker is assured. Aftor that tbo family will spend a Ehort tlmo In travel, nnd be homo ngnln, be yond doubt, in timo for Mr. Croker to tnke an uctlvo interost in tho fall campaign. Mr. Crokor will sail away oh ho sailed away before, without any demonstrative leavo tnking. Ills friends woro anxious to see him off with all the gorcoous Incidents thatgo with n tlag-bodeckedtug nnd a brass band, but ho would liavenenoqf It. A long procession of his political friends met hi in on tbo uppor decK of Iho steamer nnd wished him all man ner of good luck. The Tammany Goneral Commlttoo of tho Twonty-hecond district presented him with n big floral ship. Mayor Grant gavo Mrs. Croker a basket of Inilt and left a lot of bon-bons for the children. Among thoso who bode him good-by on tho Btoamer s deck wore: Mayor Orant. ox-Judge Lolcestor Holme. Kdward Murphr, Jr.. of Troy, benator Cnllen. Gen. Bpinola. Deputy Coroner Jenkins, and Barney Martin. aiAIUXK UiTELLlQESOn. SmniTTM SLMSSiC THIS BAT. Ctmrttes.... 8s I Sunsets.... 7 34 1 Maoa sett.. B 23 tcu wiTsa ruts sir, iasdyUook. 7 89 I Oct. Island. B 191 1111 Oats... 10 00 Arrived WapiiDar. JnlyltV St Teutonic, Irving Liverpool, ha Chester, Tolle, Rotterdam. Fs Westernlanil Jamison Antwerp. Fs He gravis, Hooihbr. Trieste. Fa Muriel, Morrison Port hpaln. Fa Pieoiia. I.und. l'alerma Bark Clio. Jensen. Port l.llrabeth. Bark VIlmL latifilie Buenos Ayrea. Bark tellx. Pahlbcrg Cape Town. Park La Lecoct-sa. Lvans Philadelphia. Bark Jnee P. Bueno, Ipiberteoti si. .lago. Bark kfary u. Keed, Peterson, Port BoyaL IForlatei arrivals see f-irst Pajs.1 inairrn out. Ra Ilotterdam, from h'ew York for Amsterdam, passed tbe Llsard. ra Suev la, from Jfew Tork tor Ilambnrr. paaied the Llrard. Fs Alaska, from New York, at Qneenstown Es LuJgate Illl', from eer York for London, passed the 1 Irani. bs llcUa, from New York, at Copenhagen. ssilkd raon ronrici risrl. Bs nilDOls. from Antwerp for New York, f ktoravla, from Hamburg for Tfew York. crrcoiiia srxiMsiur-a, tM lo-iav. JfllUrTota. TrmllAltt. Clenfueiroa. Clenmeco..., loop. m. 8-aiP. m, Columbia. Hamburg 3il A. Jl (l 00 A. iirlnooo. Bermuda 10 P.M. 8 00 P. M. State of Pennsylvania, Glas gow 8 00 A.M. .cn(l Jo-nwmno, Chattahooehee, Savannah. -p..mp. 8i0Oi. 11, ucea-io sraaxtinrf. Due Tthdav. nimt tint ..,.Jnfy a YeeDdamM..MM......rtotlerdam.H. ...-..July 8 Ifuc rndav. July 19. City ot Richmond Qaeensiown.M .Jnly 10 Trave Southampton Julr 10 1 nlella Ulbraltar July 8 Augusta, Victoria. .Southampton MH July 11 Due katvnlav, July ltt. C'-"U i. Uamburs; July 4 Uolland... .London. July 4 ivc ounitat, July 2a Auranla ...........Qpeeoslown nty 13 cttrofllome Uueenstown.. Jnly 13 Ethiopia.. .l,lasirow ....,.Jnlr 10 Bcandla ....llavre .........July V Due Xondav, July 2L Ems Southampton July 18 Stale of Alabama Lame ...,..-.-..-..Jnry f Tower Hill -Havre July ft La Normandl Havre Julr 13 ujslm'jfa 2jtrtirc.6. Keep'is lire) Nhlrlis made to measura, eforfSl None better at any urlce. 6VS and SI I Broadway. fSAI,0roNi:iii:i.MUTK.-On July IS, by the Rev Jlaphael Benjamin. M. A, Charles VV Salomon, Jsd.to Miss Bella Edelmuth. TFllXUItlS-STO.Vr.-fln the isthlnss. at St. Paul's Church, Knljthtafjridgc, London, by the Right Ilev. Henry C potter. Bishop of Kew York, assisted byitiRev. Montague YUIlers, M. A Vicar of St. Paul' Church, LawreDce Tuninre, Jr, eltlrst son of Lawrence Turnnre of New York, to romilni Jifade letne. daughter of Oen. Roy stone of ew York. IVAICItrjN-ANItKIJV.VH.-On Tuesday, Jnly IS. ai the summer residence of the bride's mother, Feartall'a. U L.by the Iter Jan. II. hmlth of Jamaica 1- L, Irene F, Andrews to Daniel A. Warren, botnef h'ew York. XXJiI33. AHIinT.-On July PI. Flora Ashby. Relatives and trlenda are renpecifullr rjvtted to at tend the funeral on Thursday, at 1 F. M., from 81 Watta st COKN vVi:i.I..-On Wednesday, July 16, at 0 A. U, Phabe Cornwell. aged 30 )eara Relaltrea and friends are Invited to attend nerfuneral from the residence of her father. Kastern Parkway and Lbsk st on Saturday at '2 P M. UK ClSIP.-Suddenly. on Monday. July 14, Ann, widow ot Reuben I' Camp at the residence other grandson. Joseph M 111. I. 2o Hast Met at. Di: flllAN VII.I,l'.-On July is, Mrs. Loots De (Iranvllle agej &5 yeara Juneral toiaratHA,M fromthe residence of hsr aunts tho Hisses O'Fleherty, IVT7tbav UK l,AM irj'.-At Tremont. .New York city, Jnly 12. Hannah Maria, wife of Washington O be Laa ce). nud eldest daughter ot cuir.h V Pe Vo. a.-ed M years ItlllHCOI.K-On July 1 Patrick Drlsooll, aged CO years Relatives and friends er respectfully Invited to at tend 11 e funeral from 414 iiresnwleh st on Thurt- ds alio A M. 1)1' .NX I.N (J. -On Thursday, the 10th Inst., suddenly, at sea. Ilulh f-rely wife of Benjamin F Dunning FIIC II, -At Kingston. N Y on July 14, William B. Htch, In the G7tli year of his age, luneral services al Ills Isle residence on Albany av, Klnsslon this atiernoou at 3 ncloik. llANll.-dn the IJiU lust Alice widow of Patrick Hand II A It'll. i:V. -nn Julys, War.-sret Aotermsn Hart Ie) aced Ml)ears IIAr-S(IN,-On July 14. James llasson. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend Ihe funeral from thektorgue, foul Sdth at, on Thursday ate A.M. IIi:ilNAN.-On Tueslsy. July IS, after a severe UI ness of 7 months, hdw ard M Heruan, at the aueef 21 years Tr-e re aipes an 1 friends of Ihe family are respect fully it vttej In t" i i e rmierai on lhur.dsy Jul) 17 aiil' VI frum b,s ,ato residetiLe. 1UJ Oraad tt-, Ur'" nly n. K Ii UVNN1 rOttll,-OD July lsguseoUoaBlfor. age BO years, JUUtty w uu trUavOa, svlit O ataktn tl.ttt fwttv. k treevsntti Street M. K Chtrrch, an leaftfuC f. H I Intlted to attend tha funeral servlcei from to K 4ja tieuse, (2d stand loth ar. on Friday at 10 X. M. i IfV lotennent In Oreenwood Cemetery. i I, rf Vi KI.KIN.-Mrs. JulleKteln sued TH years. ncMealyv ,HS' g Funeral from her late residence, 4.0 Last Uih st, to- 1 day at 8 o'clock AM jl S X.ANZ, OnTuesdvy, July IS. IWo. Msrrsrelha Laae, i cM i& be'oved wife of Charles Lena, In the 3"th year of u H her age. ijS 'a Funeral on Thursday. Jnly 17, 1M. atA M. fijS S I.llAIIV.-At his late residence, st Mih st, Benrk J Rroolljn, Wm. F. Ltahy, tielored son cf James and M Hannah Levhy ,j(j f Funeral serrlrts will take place on Friday July IS, at Xtjfl 10 o lurk A M thence lo Ft Michael's Clinreh.424 '3m st and 4ih ar, where a mass of requiem wilt be eal- JUf ebrated lor the rtpoaof his soul Interment la Uoty Va Crota Cemetery, llatlin'i. I BJ I.r.MII A.V.-On Tiirsday, July Michael J. Leal- j 1 I han. In the ,13d year ot bis ags -1 Relutlv es and friends are re ectfully Invited to attena 'a tho funeral from his late residence, NS East 40th st, on Thursday, July 17, at 'J o Cork I' M. f JLINfOI.X.-At Winnlpec Mni.itobn, of perltonltta. 's July l.-i, Itufus Tyler I.lnco n. only son ot Ur. Rural j P and Caroline T. Lino ilfi. 1 Sl.tt lMllIiA.Nr.-nn Monday, Jnly 14, at Hobo- j Len suddenlr Jamea. inlv son of Willlam'and Anna ,i M Macf irtane In the Hlh jear of his age. 'j Funeral ur vires to day at 3 I'. M from the resldwno I j of hisgranitmother. Mrs .lames VVlrcln Boulevara and Humboldt st, Pnlon Hill. Itoitaon counlj, M j, i';Vj W. I.O.N i:, A requiem mass (month a mind! for the j yj reiosoof the soul of Hr hdxard Valona lllbciel- I'M ebraledttls morning at 0 o'clock at Us. Peter end j I Taul's Church, VV) the ar, between Sun lb. M aad j South Jd Us. BrooLijn. 1 Relatives and frlctds are respectfully Invited to be present I JIAI.IIY.-0n Tues 'ay, July IS, John IT. Valor, a native of Halifax. V R In Ills Md year. I Funeral services at his late residence. 54 Went KMet, f this erenlmf at So clock. I rlends and member of I Constitution I.odce. o 241, r. and A. M and Uni- hi stitullou Chapter, No UO, It. A. M, are Invited teal- t tend. 1 r leiu. I JUAIM'IN. -On Tuesday, July 15, ArabeUa E.,wtfe e f Iredirlck A. Map) In It Funeral services at her late resldenoe, 4 BedforelBf. toilavat 10 o'clock A. M English papers please copy. y UAICI.ONl. At her Isle residence, 121 rultosMjT, V Astoria, 1. I.July 14, Rose Brady, wife of Thome Marlow, arid 01 years, auaUteof county Cavaa. j Ireland. I Funeral services at the Church of Our Lady otUoaat Carmtl this morning at 10 o clock, where a requiem mass will bo said. .j BIAVII..-OnJuly in, Margaret Mavll, aged 02 jean. 1 Relatlrei and friends are respectfully Invited to atleoel t" It e luueral from her late residence, auVVaanliirtiia 'i SU, on Irlday at 1 P. M aIet'Alt'rilY,-OD July IS, Daniel McCartiy, aj4 'l 47 liars. Itlalvisand friends are rmpectfully Invited tost- j tend tbe funeral from oil Greenwich et,OBTsisan duj ut 1 P M. UUMIIACII. On Toeaday. July in, isno. Bsotfa. beloved husband ot Anna Maria Kombacb. ta tk t-th year of his ajte. Funeral from his late residence. 417 Wart sett at, oa Irlday. July J8, lssu. atti A. M. inurmentla Coi- j vary emetery. j J i NOItltlH.-Klilered Into rest on Tueaday. Jaty IS, j Kato herr orr1 daughter of Charge R. aud JUrr I J L.Norris 1 Funeral from the resldenreof her father. Poeotsaa, .N J today at 4 P M. Relatlresud friend arer iiy i speetfully Invited to attend i O'NKII.I. On July IS, Daniel S. O'yeflL l 4 i Funeral will take place from the resident ot hat v j brother In law, John V Tajtor. UI4 6th sr, oaVtV I day July IS, thence to the Church ot 8t Taal tso i ApostKOtnhsL and Wh av, where a luaaacfra- lutein wlU be olTercd for the repose of blssoolatlO J I A VI sharp. i QI'IN'JV. On Toeaday, July 1 Thomas T. irtnji,j his 2tlh year, at hie late residence. L4SI M av. it OOlcers and members or Court Crrenwicn. a a.7X, 5 A. 0 F., are respectfully Invited to attend tha fa- J lieral lo day at 2 o'clock. HA". On Tuesday, July 15. Robert Ray, tahU eict 4 f, ""r iv I. Funeral from life late resMenre, Trneth st, today at L i 1 P. M Kelallv ea and mends are Invited. f KYnt.-On Tuesday. July 15. Eliza E. Ejr; witow 'V I of Tunis Ryer, In her 72d year. 'i I Funeral today at 10:30 V, M from th Forty thfrel 'l f ElreetM R Church Relatives and frieaaa ur r. L f sportfully invited to attend. 8CII NVAItTZ.-SuiJdcnIy. on Voaitar. Ins la, R at Buda I'CBlh, Hungary, Charles Kchsraru. 1 th Ii ft C7th rear of hi aire, r Relatives friends, member ot Oongretatlon Aha- jj wath Chesed and Kerelnlne Rrueder are napeet- 38 Irl fully Invited to attend the fenerat serricn at tba j ft Temile Ahawath Chtaed. corner ot J-eUnclon ar. I tr T and SlhaL, this mornlog at It o'clock. ,PIoc,mlt j ii Cowirs. I -l C.iirsti BROTnirai rocuerv, Xnr Yoas At a meettn; i' j fit trih avlinvaa rrvalat 4 k A eFnll. n a j I or tne above society the following resolutions war ,4 a adopted. i Whereas. It Is with profound sorrow that tbe snam- J s' bers of the Pnlted Brothers hociety rorelrod die 'A JS sad tute.llgencoof the demise of tl.elr fellow mem- i )M 1 er and late treasurer. Mr. Charles f-chwam. It It f Re'olved. That In the death of Mr Cliarlea t-ebwarta ii 3 this soclet) mourns the loss of a member who, by Hi 3J tls tter.lng iiuallties aa a man, endeared htma-irta tS Ai the entire membership, and whose nnur-iuraaaL Jl) fdelliy, and constant devotion to tbe best Inter: da 'Is ot thesoclety will stand foreveraaanendurlnrmoex K 4 ninent to his memory In the annals of this asaocla- J If Resolved. That we tender to his family onr emcereat jSt i&i condolence In this their hour of iK-rearement. and JM vj Re'olved, That this preamble and reeoiutiona kes jy xi spread upon a memorial page and embodied In tha "m Jn mlnutesof tlilssocleiy. bUIUN IIA1I.N, Prcaldent. m S3 I I.OKI1L, Secretary. ,1$ a3 TiarL Arswsth Cussrn. The members of this eon- 'M 3 gregatlon are respectfully requested to attend tha ,Pi Ig funeral of our trunee and treasurer. Charles (A J Schwarti, today at io o'clock frtm the Tempi Si Mf Lexington av. ana f5lh st JyL LAZ LOEDI, BecreUry. A M1 UmiD Baoniras. The members of the above society 'il iS' are requested to meet at the Temple Ahawatb S 'l Chesed. corner 53lh su and Leslnrton av., to-day i iw at In AM for the purpose of am ndinr tbe funeral ij ja of their late treasurer. Mr Charles i-chwarla By x K order of the President J LOBBL, Secretary, r i BIIUA.-On Jul 1 Richard Fhea. aited 07 year. ll JR Relatives and friends are rest ectfully Invited taaW j ?S tend the funeral from M Macdouitsls on Tburtsday Ipx at 1PM. j yj SPAFOKH.-Inllrooklyn.onTuesdsy, Jnly 13.I8D0. i,l 1 at his residence, i; Halsey st tbo Rev. Henry A- vv Fpaford. In tils 74th yenr jV Fuueral services at H (,eor.-e'a Fplsropal Church, ft W corner Marcy and dates avs to d iv al2 P. M, 'th ffi TllONII'r-IIN'.-On Monday July 14, at her reel- TO W'.i 1 dence. 3-2 hlh st Brooklyn. Catherine HunUr, iS Sp I widow of Augustus Thompion f R Funeral services at Hullvl le Orange county, N. T ta- it nt' day on arrival of P. 4. M. train from foot ot Cham- "i yl lerseu WL YAhh.- At her late residence, Culpepper, Va.rtlrlt, 't S Aunt wife of James V as ai d daughter of the lata 1 C VV, and Mlrabetli Mn lensrtnn Hire. i'' i" IVKII'-TKK. On July 13, Oeore D Webster, age !fk'. 17 ears and 1 months. jjj Iff Rslatlvesand frlendsare respeoifnTlylnvftedtoattend uk $JBb ft ftitipi.! Iron, ft V'nrtlt it, Thur--v 10 he 'J r"Ws tre fulieralfromPi Varlck st ou Thursday at 12 kCt f thet ce to to t-u John s Church- Juieriueni In Ever- trffiis. M eR'( tVKHKN. On Tuesday mernfng. Harvey EdssH only hJs' child of William K. and Hits B. Weeks, aged a liff nioiiitis. i itii Punera. servfeeatoday, atn o'p'ok P. M, at the reap i l& dene, of I.lspariut l.2"J Pi dford av., Brooklyn. "vJ,i 1VI I.HUN', un Tuesday, July It. I'fio, Wl'ilam B, Ijt son of William A, and TaeresaVVlIsin. agedemontba f and IU days. -12 Funeral from resldenreof his rarenu, 104 West loss (j ru st, i ti Thursday, July 17. 11tA at 1 P. M. Interment W In Oreenw oo 1 Cemetery Jjk VI.N'Ti:It.-nn Tueiduy, July 15, Edward Winter, III aged 3 jiars. A Relatives and friends, also John Kress Council, Km. tf -af?1 S5 ll U V are Invited to attend it e funeral, frora f "(W his late residence, 20J KastMth St. Ivew York, to- i$Q day, at 1 P. M, Uj rSlirrtal ?ioirfJ. f S MnH. tVI.N'HI.ONV'H HIIUTIIINn h-yiivi .3$ Htsheeli itedfirover HhTY 11 Alls ly MILI.tONHtt W MUTII1.II8 for llelr I II1LMII .N VlliH.B TUTHINOJ ift with JT.RII'CT ht l CI rs It KOI TIIKS the CHILD. ffl F(jlTl..Sltel,lVIe! ALLWhal! PAIN, t PHI'S W ISO Jl ruLli. an I nth, lest remedy for JiIARIllliKA. hoM yu Ijcrtrgittali everj lartof the world. Vicabottle. K. CAKIM'.THI l.r..Ni:ibyinysteamtroees(sT M Talen upal.il relal I Til J aTMVSI.r I "14 Proa. I way. N I. llritctierr oth and Ins Jrr-ey i ity i Ai5l 3lni' jCiiuliulionfl. j SUMMER iA')p'etons' Hand-Book fm I of Summer Resorts. rM uflllflTinM Fii'll renrelfnr ihe-easonnf pma 1M lilUullUll. lll,s.di ii er slluslra. ,JS 11 I I i j j i er ,e- tvlBl

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fjffi f p 1 THE SUN. THURSDAY. JULY 17, 1890. )U, RIVAL BHIDGK COMPANIES. IiiL 3 no j"- 7 i.v.v;cT7.VM M:ir ML to jof .v ,t:.iiM:v cirr. jfft'' .Indue. Orrtnc Trlln H'hv the. Xfff York till I Nen .Irraey Ilrliltr tiimininr In All Off KIR!.!. llpillr tin; fonlrniT Alter,n. ji t on nt tliei .Niir-ll. Itlser ItrMco I'd. J Tlifrunronrwtwo we'l-ilodncd schomei for (U I lllvcr Imtwoi n N-w WU nti'l Now Jori tfl I On li iimpoipJ lit Ouslav I.lmlpiithnl. ncltll Jfl I MiKluccrof I'iitn'.urcli. Tlil-t 1ms neeutwl no llKhts from tlio I tcHnttinj of cltlior Now fr, 4 Jer-o- or Nov.4 Y.rl. lut n bill Incprporatlnir It Bttlio North liherlirltluo 1'omp.itiy fcni loon i pdRdoil br i (Ihtopo. nnJ was lately ai)i'roil brtho rrcs.ilnt. Thninlocnt',iif ilio otlior plan liavn-cpuioil oliarttus iron Xow Jorser I and Sow Yoils. ninl Imvn now tir-loro both branolio of C Iiktcb n bill cinllrtiilrnj tlio i.rivllincm cranio 1 by tlm two s-atiM. Tlio 1 second sdn-iim W Hint wlilcli lias ln'on urcud I In our Mnto Locislnturo M Jii'IoOrccnoof iho Anpombly. Its Not Y..rk charter bocamo a woti Aprlinuoi thl Mnr. uii'l nniler Itsirn- lionsnroii!ml9lin was appointed on May i 8'l. The mo i-rioftlio C'oiiimli'-lon nro ot Comidrollei Androw If. Grcon. 1'rnnk K. Ilnln. Chnrlos M. till, llvau Tliomnn. and Isldor ;ii Btraun. V On Juno fi tlio Comtnlsilon mot and orcan- l Ired, ..1 tlri: Mr. Oroen nn Uinlrinnn. Mr. li Vnll bj 'Irriiuurnr .Mr. Thomas n' Seerotarr. i unci .Mi. lms II. M'an nsAiMttnnt Stfcmtnry. f Thoinns Ci.r'H 1'iiirko wan oloe oil Chief Lu ll dncor and I bnrloi 11. Uriifh A-.slst.iut En- I i ulnoer, .UvordiiiB to tho ioiulri!ii!Ptit4 of tlio U MP, advortl-smonts callliu for subscriptions opponrod lu tho daily papyri for twouoek. i ji On Juno 3'l tho books wera oponod. So far 1 t270.0)i) of the SlUJuOO riMitlrod prellmlnury y, to Iho ori-'aiib-atl n of tlio company Lai been i 'I gubscribod In blocks of from on to ono hun- I I drcd share, and tho porccntneos from tho sub- t I scriptl' ns huvj boun paid In. Tho ondneoM I Rro now oneniznil up n tho pbins. and will ro- I i port at nny early ilayto'th" C ii:ual-lon. j Tlieudvocatosof tlio l.ln'lonth.il briJuo nro I I jealous of tue oxifttunci of tho Now York and I New Jorceii llrlJi;o C'uinp.iny. and within tho i J last f(w woks luito i ut Intu print htatoments clalmlnc that tho ort-nnl'ors of tlio New Yoik I i B and New Jorsei ISriiltro i omp.iny nro not anx- j B lous to build a brldis'o across tho Hudson Hiver. f n thr.t.in furt,tlioyhiiotioiu;ontlo!ioU".oi Uolnu H aaythliiK ox ept up 'ii papei. nnd that thoir fU whole objoi't is to ubtain a fronchli"' uot us d' cs In tlio m inter ami c m..el tho-o whu W roHllyilo want and purpose to build a hrtilco H to buy olT ill ir opposition. TIhto appoarod V yesicrilay. In a ileipatoh from Vuishinctuii. n hittiir att.ick upon tho advocates of the .now Sill Yoik nnd New .loic'' ilrlduo Company Their H- bill, which was Introduced by Mr 'nrts in tho IV ticnaie. and i. y Mr. Wiley in ih llouso. Is if now befoto tho Lominittoo n ommerco, of Jvj wiiicli Mr baker o1 tills Stato is lialrmnn. ji H was stated ibat hairn an Hater had ns- iil elKiiod an hour IP on Tuo-day to tho f-upport- ers of tho New rl. aiivl Now .lerse onu unv tnpieseut nruuments for their s.'iiomo nnd H that.ludco (iiuone, vn. iMtiii'd the bdl char- B toribi; ih" No t.irk and Now Jersey i onu any ,J throuirli tho Sow York I oi-laturo. altliouuh Sjh, leijuested to appear beioro thu ommeico f3 Cn.itinltioe, litdiiA'floctnd toloo It w. al-o g B..id that Mr. hvuiu ho was oPeced, did not 'M present hi -elf eltl or. but Mr. liiii.oiiili.il. Sj the pmoitfro' ih" Noith l.ner brlduo did no M bolero tlio fummltti'n. advoeate.l his plan, and S "vlKOio.lsly loci ed nil ti.o l.joctln i to tlio M linto'iiro of another bill tlint wi ubl enable a iot 1 otndonin o-sti.cet in 'ho way of a iircoct II that is ro.isonnblv -ure o: "ui'imrt. but Hint B tnlitht b.unib..rrii"d ly tho ii.teiferenee of ffi tu'h a schon o as that w.'d "h Vr. I'.akor 1- ion- u eidormj. (iinor attai'- "Aero a!s niado in on 1 the ad.cato-ol tho ..o. York and Now Jersey 1 llxidcet oini.iny ,1 .ludce (ireeim ystorday envo 'o Til': SUN Jm nn an-wer to the at ncn upon his e rapauy. ,K He f nut th it n' day hud I eon Kt f"r hia up- irjB le.iranc-bo' ro .Vr bakers c. mmittee. and I' that. It tl.ey hal M.iiiPil to tli.-i talu-li' H bnvo uoi o be!, ro th? cc'iiiimt'e. but thev had 'I no dCinsioti to do so. J o, I, a I had a heal m' i boiue time he'-ro and at Tue-d.n n.eetiiiK t n they had r.-Lro fiitati to appear for them. i W Juiliio tiieene tijon d -ens 0.1 I fiM i-oilons S M v itb'ibni m 'ii li e c 'in' an which bo 's rup- 'f, portiiiL'. This -,wi- tl at 'ho Now icrk and ,i n ew JerM).-lsrlduo iii'uir.y las two n'lovod (8 chattels pas-oil t wen n -two voar- a'o: that lor twenty oarsttit'i'rh .He. s wero anoneil to fl oleop. ninl thin nn un il tno Noitli i.ior 'i iJi Iliideo niniuiny had aiinounceil 1 1 r inteutinii A is ami piil.ilf.i"il its ns tm a brlili.'i oor fh" H Nortli liner wn3 nil aitumpl made by khiiio of a the surviiini: h'ldor-i'i tho -NowJors.-voliur- S ffl tor iiicomb'.natliujwr.h oilier to eel leirisla- S M tion inreli U. t tiiej nixht tho a .aluo to f thoir pin or eliaripis anil hell tin frniielii-o at n I ffl iroou prn'o. iihIuo tireen haj that theo i' H Sew Jeihoyi hnr'ersC' main tho i loii-loii th it ir J neither b.iiild beconiM ui.eratiio until Now I j York h id pu'iod bluiiln. bills. I ffl "I hnv been in the I.e Mature for six IH yoa;s.'' fnbl Mr. (rvno unu 1 ib n't know i rjfl "ft'Lother tliero w.ih an a tlmi pronous tomv 1 13 time tlio o In t in mi -o end o ir 1 iiittoductMl lis n bi I and ii"v nt 1 ist wo Imvo our chaiur. ijSJS Jn un-wor to an aluuaiiu'i that tlio .loih.-y nf chaitors wero olloie I t'U mlo to some ef tho Hg rnon connected with tho N.-rtn l.iver llrhU'o m&' lomp.un Mr. (irui-no le.liod tha' tho Jersey MB bill.- mtu'lit hnio been olTer"d lor halo bo oro K tho Now I ork bl.is!b"ca no law: but. I so ho I are iloehii't know anjtlnm; about it. llo Is er- fflH tain, thouiih.th.it since tlm chaitcr was ol- m taiiied from .Nt-w oik. thus makmi; tho Jer- IWt hey chuitors of value no attempt has been If SB Hindu to -"Il th" fran. h.e. il. information lirS. upmi this point." ho nddo I, roues fiom Mr. llgl I). K. ulvor. who bis n id hiimoof tin. lot- i fW Bey cbm lor. JIo told mo about It within tho IP; last hour." jBi Tho l.ii'donthnl party put fnrth tho elnlm U3i that tno Jersey chanor.s aro oUinet. and that SjJ they are not Worth the paper tho nro printed KH on. Judiii' (iroeno replies that tho' are abso- I lutel irrcpoalab o. 1m L'lo. In con iiuetbm mm with tli- Now Yoj-k charter, n valid ami tom- ni pleto and autho tlative oxisten'o to ho Now ilEl loik nn I New.lor.-e Jlridiie Coimauj. Mr. 1 Culvor has n loiter from ti n Oovrrnor of Now a1! Jernoy asburliic him of this. As to thnnssor- i u B tlon that the chariots under which tho Now B, H Yorknnd vow.Ierno: Jirid-o Conn any claims ft I to limu authority liiiiu the Mati to con-tiu-jt li 1 nliridiMuta floib'f.'OtlV" that no prudent at- 9. tornev would ndviso mio-tors to risk their ji' n money on them. Mr. 'iieeno retorts t lint tho j' statement is a1 solutolv tul-o llo say-that it Is II. not tlio ipti imou ol li mel ami his asm clatos l i to oiler aiiiioian.'o and imoi oreneo in tho n- II pectatb n ii' fjeinii bought oiT. but that witli tho I chat tors obialiu"! 'rom Now 'iork and New R Jersey thn in i end to i;o ahead and build n brbin.aud thai tlio nut i loposonoi aio III tlniy wllliiit: to to interferud with by tho l.ln- denthal pc 'pl or aryb cl) ei-e. M "Illli'lm this ilo-iatih irom Wil-liiiicion," JI f pnlil J mU'o Cm ono that our uppoiionlH Inlm j j that the situ o' our loc nl mon tlio.li'ri-oi shmo j Ih bo limited ihai m brhLe. II t terminus In Now No k v.oiotobe as I n" as Tenth -licet. I i would I aio In i to-s the rlioi dlauonally and n. noiessailli. nt un a' i'ii','Usn. I Ins is not tho i" CH'O (lur -niltl iii limit on thu tliiihni shoiu r lsnean nstlol' 'Int onp I uiittLiitlittriut, ew York i'ir I) r hern limit on tho Jersey 1 t-hnro Is nipo-it isjft street. Now Yo'k. Our I i' limits on Iho York s deoMeiid fiom Ton I It f to islst streot. These fact-. I think i.rove how I Il lalso our opponi'iit- ar In thoir aitaid.. Thov I my that tho lecishition widen wo Iiiimj fccuied tt' was not thouj." t of until after their f.ehfiiio f. had l een prop i-o an I that our iprei4 pur- Pore Is to pi-i.-ni the or h Jilior Jlridco Com- i I" p.uiyirom lo.-iitiil-r it- st'.niu e. I want to 5y this pi'i-t innluiiiciliy. Uur b II f is In- I "thiueed Inl'j tl o I i-Kih iiiurn of this t-ta'o a Is rull vi-nr linKim tin i Indonilml bridito vas I t lirnrd of. and our limits oi space for a site hnio It noier bi'uti hniu-'od -Ini'o tho bill was llrst in- g troilucod. I nt mo n I" at th it wo iiiuinsn lo I liullil a IiiUIl'i'. I do not know whnlbui Jlr. I g l.lndi'iithal Is hotiost in bis aioweij ileslrn to B obtain that o'ni'ct. Wodoiot wlsli.- honovor, H to placn itu bstriictl ns in Jiis unv. At the v l, Bnmn Minn v o do uot intor d to In' hi in Impodo l1 U. 'ihero will I i sulbe.i'iit Ini-ino-s. (oilmiis. f lor two brldk-es 1 am int'.rmed that soino of r tho men nni ed us iho Incoii.oiatois of Mr. I I.ludenthai s company i'iii tin. mi: any ion. I neotlon witli his si hoi u I ids know that j' sonio o' Ids p"oj )o have approin hod my n"-o- t claios and tuud tuinleri a criiiibiiintion. 1 sent them wold ihni 'ie di l in t want to Iiiimi ip y I connection with tlieiu. 1 I oIio.m that the man lier in which "ii i pans hnio been b n,r inrrlod out flies p, tlni -tnmii ot hoii fst aiPiowil V.o I i-.i) ib nn einritlnuit In a l n-i'.ess I 1 n wai. An I tlinii.eonuider tho liicli stainiinof tho Comm.silmiuis under whose illri'i'M u i.r i'i'Uipiiii, lsiniofo mod, UH'ler wliu-o sui i nlsn n a -Iteis tobnb 'loitoil. Ulidirwhoso coutro tli" pl.i s are to lie pro imrwl. 'Iheio is, i.ri-t, Mr. (iro-n. onco Conip- i tro'lor o' tnu ci 'I is i ol Pain theK"ii- oral inaniiL'or of thee ovaled lallioad conn niiy. and thro i- Mi -tin n I u-lne-s man ol ..t. 1 tunc. opnri"i c an i too iiiiuoi.ee. and tlmro aie.Mr. i ml nnd .1;. 1 nomas, b .th of thorn I well and fnioninly known. The-o men worn L -i nppolnteil li) the i.nirls nturo. tin (imcriior of tho Htu'n. and tho Mayor of tlio city oi Now Yoik. Tim 'iul!dln!.'of the Sew orkniul Now I Jers'iy Ilrlduo ln in tjieli bands, and 1 think tho Duoplecau tiiist them Inn licltiy, fl Ilurmini'a Ilotrl to (in. Ilu.TPtoi r. Juiv li'.- barmi u's Hotel, onco ft ttii'Klorvof ri.bliiiore. I ut foi-bomo fine now H abnn.loi ml an.! an mtiug' is di oi.iod too. iw A .yud.cjto l i. u Maris s i N."v io k, 1'hlla- H di'lnlil.i, m d ill- nil t.ase i urd nHeil tho '8 propoity. 'J'lio o'd l u 'd'liu wl'l bo torn d nn, mid Jn i's p! ice will mho ii ntinoi'iro from I nlmi toolonui storio- hitn m l llreptoof. All LI tholloors abniA tlio lli-t will be a'rauL'od In i 1 ntllces. Tho llmt Door will ho titled lor bunk- B ins hguscs and 6UCU like purposue. 1 ,"-,V iifnirnii 1111 iriiniiiiiii1-- Mellin's Food T.lrblK dmcnttrtd llit th lit Mfllln' Food, Ulnolrta tn hot w. nubBlltiitd lor normal linmnn ttr nnd milk. ccordin to lh illfo- milk l not the milk ot ny tuml tloni. 1 ttie BHiiiliniI.lebln'BFnod, onf. Iiut n combmntlonot cowc milk nd jim't' n Intanti a hmltliy i with th"e element! In rm wtueli nra srowth. s full development. nd tlor- eiientlal for repmrliig wne, building oin eonttltutlou. It requires no tiituee, and Keneratlnit heat. cooklns. Requires No Cooking. mi; faiiu dm, Oonlinm In lleiimnil lor. Dlrector-Oen. rl'Ml nrtlir Jntcrpllne. rnti.itir.t.rntA.July IC.-Tho sub-commlttoo en permnnont orcntibatlon of tho World's l'nlr Commission hold its llrst mootlnu this morn Iiik at tl 0 Continental Hotol. Tho commltteo will hold dally mcetlncs hero for tlio next two weeks. Thonins Cochran, who was Ctialrmnn of tho 1'lnnnco Commlttoo of tho Ccntonnlal Inhibition, mot tho commlttoo to day, and envo thorn tho benollt of his ox porlonco In that uiidertaklnc. Mr. M'iodenor said ho had had nn Intortlow vestorJny with (Ion. Ooshorn. who was Dltoc-tor-Oenoral of tho Contonnlnl Exhibition, and Oon. tiosliorn said ho would bo hcto on Mon- I day to sco tho commlttoo. Mr. Wlodonnr nlo said that, with tho knowlodco of tho Commis sion. In had Informally broached to (ion. U"B horn tho ldo of his nssumlni; tlio Director iieneralhlilpof tho hlciiito Fair. Mr. YSIedonor sold lieu, do-ho'n did not seem to look upon tho proposition with ranch famr. as ho is ad lerse to accoptir.c a position which would In volvo ttio enormous nmount of work that tho Dlroctor-Ocuornl of tho 1'uir will bnvo to struct:!" with. The proposition to make. f!en. Ooohorn Diroctor-iJeneral of tho 1 air meets with tho strongest approval of tho members of tho com mlttoo who nro horo. and thoy are in hones that tho Commission will bo able to prevail til on him to umlertako tho work. The timeiliii; this moraine histod for two hours and Mr. Cochran cam tho commlttoo a cenernl Idea of tho manner in which the cen tenninl Exhibition win conducted. In tho course of tho conversation the uuestlon of keeplnc tho l'alr open on Sundays arose. On tills iUistlon tho committee was unanimous, all of them ovpressinn the opinion that tho ex hibition should remain onon on Kundny. Mr. Cochran particularly Impressed upon tho commltteo tho neceslt of cliimt tho Dlroctor Gonoral of tho Fair absoluto authority. TUB AQUVUUCT'S 11AIZV DBLUOU. Tliere' n. I.rnlt Aliove tlio llmtsnn lXlTCr, Hut It AVlll Moon bo Itrpulred. Water kept pourlne into the Central Turk reservoir j eterday throuch tho now pipos and I tho now itnte housu. Justus If the aqueduct had been in operation for jears and knew Its busi- nos by etperlonce. About .10.iXiO.000 cnllons j camo in not half tho capacity of tho nnuodtict. I but that is all that tbo Department of l'ublic I Works has asked for. Eion for that amount 1 tho proscnt stornco system Is bolnc drawn on, forrniiis have been licht around Croton ro 1 contly and tho lake Is low. No wator has boon turned sot into the four mains that will dis- tilbtitoto Harlem directly from tho l.'lothstreet I itnto house, because connections with houes haio not 1 oen con pleted. Tho r"aoiolr .ti tho 1 l'ark is lorceptibly blither than itwasonTues- 1 day, but .imji D.iiun callous spread out rather thin on such an niea nnd It will bo many dan I before the nnel of tho water isoleienand n- half feet blither than It was before the now a.iiieduct was sot coins. Yihen It is so much blither tlio icsorvoir will bo full, and tlio nnue duet will ro-t for awhllo boforo solnc into per iminent aetnity. Olno water Is runninc to waste throuch .1 loan in iho now anueduct nt shaft 21. just above tho Ilnrlom Ilivcr. Chios I.nitineer l-t.'leysaid lesterdnv that this was ono of tho 1 weak plnc-s in the aqueduct which ho nnd de- 1 termined to repair as soon u-s tho l'ublic ors I Dopnrtinent was -utlsiied that tln-ro was I onouirh water In tho Centintl'.irk reservoir to meet tlio needs of the public. Tlio break Is duo oiideiitl) to impr. per construction, and wis nirlclimted b th" con-tructini;eni;liioers who knew that it was weak, and had resohedto I sirinitthon It the llrst thlni; after tbo Mow of i water could bo -hut otT. Orders wore clien lestcrdny to Incroaso tho flow of water into tho Central Turk resonolr to (jo.OOO.O'JO callous. 11111:1:1: Ii SALI.S josr.s? Ilep Srothrr from Quvsnatoirn Vnnta to Hee Her lit tllfl Ilurtze tlftlcs. An aced Irish woman clad In an old-fashioned silk dress that looked liko a relic of bor wod dint: day was detained at tho I'.arco Ofllco jostorday bocaupo she had no moans of sup port. She came hero on tho steamship Teutonic nnd was onterad on tho ship's loc as n Etow awav. M10 Is Jano Jones, nnd her husband Is a sailor who Hies in n littlo cottneo at (,uoens town, ovoilookinc tho harbor. Mrs. Jones has three children. Her dauchter Pally camo hero several years neo and KOt n placo as a serinnt. Mho wrote homo savlnc tlint she was cettinu nlonz finely, and sent al nc 11 ticket to bilnc her hro'hir Jllckheio. Sally wrote lhat sho would soon soul money onouch to brine her littlo sister Joln to Amer ica. Jiut sho didn't keep her word. JI nths went alone and .Mrs. Jones hsatd nothlnit of her children In Ametlca. 'Iho last iotter from ;-aliysaid tho was at work In 11 blc New YorK hoti'l. On Thursday Inst Mr. JonOB snv a blc ship steam into yuoenstown bailor from J.lier pool. Sho went Into her cuttneo. put on hor bestdro-s. and rather surprlpod hor husliand bv aniiouiii'lnii that sho was colnc to Amerha. Sho went down to the landlne dock, cot on tho Under wl'h a crowd of iinmlcrants. and was curried out to tho '.teutonic, which sid'ed away with her. The puisor came around and asko 1 her for hor tlckot.uud sho placidly told him hlio liadn t nny. Sho cot cood stoornco food, 1 and onjoied iho loynco. .sho wants tho dov erummit to lot Dick and Snliv Jonos know that their niotnor Is at tho liaruo Ofllco and would like to sco them. 77; AI.tlAM' MASK UhFALCATlOW A t lerU ArrrHtod for Heine In Cnllnaloti nltii the llrlaiilllnc ltuitUlkreier. Ai.easv, July lfl. Tho Interest In tho City Ibiuk dofa'cntfon, which had all but died out, wasn.'alu ooltod to-day by tl.o nrrfbtof I.ouls JI. Oral, n formur corrosion line clerk of tho bank, for nldinc and ubottlni; llo defaulting bookkeeper, fioorco N. hltno). Tho com plaint was inndo by Viiltod Stntos bank )!x ninlnor Oroesbeck. nnd nt 3'.'!0 I'. JI. Orny was broucht I oforo Commissioner Jload and held in default of tlO.nuO ball, dray Is aeon. oil of belnc In CJllusIon with Whltnoy nnd of boine lilmsolf a dofaullor tn tlm extent of Jl.Muii. U hat Is moio Interestliic. tho City Hank diioc tors ma lm called upon 10 explain i.'hv tl.ey compouudod a fohuiy 111 nllowiuu Ouii tocoin-Piunin-u his di'fulcatloii nliur its t'lscoier) by p.Diuc th" I uuk ii, i". To cot this niim dray ncnlii tiecani" a ilelaulter. Ho was ut tho tinni treasurer of tho iouiic Jlon's As-raimtion and took thu money fiom tho nssoelatlon's treas ury without the kuowleiico or 1 oiisont of the other olllceis. (iiny w.i- then allowed to ro bicn I Is placo In the bank and was not troubled until tho I ultiid stntes niiii'lais took hold of the mutter. Thu Younc .Men's Association mnniieeis will uiako uunil tho sbuitaco In their loi-alcitraiit tronsurei's nccount ny call inc upon his tioiiilsmon. (iuorco I.Arinsdell mill Amnia J. 1'arkoi. Jr., who nro both di rectors ol tho City Hank. It Is now known that Oray was mlxod up In the l.n'ph Thatcher crnln deul by which tho bank was mulcted. Tlie Won't Hhoot lit (lnr I'lnc VirroiHA. H. C. July IO.-TI10 statomont thot two Ciiiindliin es-ols which recently sailed out of Jlaplu Hay wore nni'ial with 111113 and would roslbt tho American revenue cut torn Is without foundation. Jlossr-, Hall A JInrwIn. who own soion out of tho llfty vessels riiiiiiliiKout of Wrmrla snv iho reports weio sent out in pieiudbo tho 1'orelen niflco at i.uiidon acnliist thu cuu-e of tlio sealers. Wo uro in iiher punchers nor Pirates," thoy say. "wo clear at the Custom House and of ficials know our destination. If the business was lllccal thoy should roiuso to elm tin tho proper piissos. In citso the question Ib de cided iicainst the sealers wo will quit the bubluess but to ib) so now would bo to udmlt thorlcht 01 the Uulted Mutes to tho course It hasftdoiited. ItlK Hinriu In the. Miiiiniiirulir-ta Vnllcy, I'n-isiiui.dii, July 1C A torrlllo electric nnd rnln storm passed over tho Jb noneahola Y al io) last luehl. douic coasldorablo damaco ,t Helimuo liisAdii bono was struck bylleht 11. ne and It is fourod fatally Indued. Atrmtlol on tho heeln c Jlilsl. n of '.he H. A o. li. it. at j inleyillln mis washed away, ami trallio wi.l 1 be suspended 101 forty-olcht hours. Two and one-foiirtn Inches of rnln foil, wnsliine the crops fioin tlio hillsides Into the inllayn. The damage will raaU many thoiuauds of dollars. t. 11 ii I tawP'JI II llMllMJiiiMjBJa IWMB i 1 liiiiiiraaiMaitMiaMBM SVCCVLA7IVX J.V VI r. AXD COFFIStC. Tho Ilxchnngeii Conalderlnc TVny iiU Heaai of Muklne It I.tveller. Spoculatlon In crudo potroloum cortifloates on tho Consolidated Stock and l'etroloum Ex chaneo has droppod to such limited propor tions that a conforonco of tho oil mon will bo held on Jtondny, with a vlow of nrranelniz plans for stimulating tho business. Tho stock ot crudo polrolouin nt tho l'ennsylvanla ytollB has fallon olf In tho last lew yours fiom .'ij.OOO.uutl to about l'J.OOO.uoO barrels. Nolthor tho brokers nor tho potroloum, enmolors fee like pliiueluK In a product with such a smnll stock nboio cround.f9poclally when It Ib con trolled by powerful people. It Is now sue cesied tlint tho Lxchnnco should start specu lation In Lima oil. Thoio nro about it0.uuu.0ii0 barro s of this Ohio oil nbovo ciound. nnd It lo pointed out tlint this supply turnlshos an on portuulty lor ottondlne speculation, nnd nt tho sumo tlmo nioldlnc tlm dnneor of bolne eliieeod by tliocuntrolllnerowors. Ttie Coftoo Exchanen is also considering tho advisability otoxtemllne its scope. On Auc. 1 tho members will loto on a proposition to ox toud iho spoculativu contracts from llrarll etudes to nil coffees crown excopt thoso from tho Coneo. ICeul linlnte IWclmnse Snlea. My A. It. Mulli-r A Son Tun three (lory bulldlnn, wlih loti!Msiis3LtitiaiIii7 Jsniti Uract, west aide, ner .Madunti urett. fr fH.o.V) n 11 I". liiKmlmm A 00 A plot of land. :aitiSM IM.JxIstI In. un I'ulluMo nTiiuie nelt aide. 22J feel jouili of MMi.uel eireet. Tuenty fourth ward, fore demure. $.1 .11 1. Hy Iliad 1 iinon-Tle four alnrr and two itory frame liiiildtiiKa with Int. J.tl lortr eliilitli eireet. north mde. ioteet weat nt third aene liroiki)n torf'l.''i. llyWIIIIaia Kennelly 1'ro Tlireo i-lory rrame dell In wlm .01 :..tiiii Ji.' I. ai Hint) nrihaireut. eontti aide. I5j feet t-aat of Third avenue, lorechiaJre, f.i.ioo. Iteul alute Trimeter". Mth isimf set Herman ManJelbaum to Rota Miuidelbanin SH.SOO V.s6 nt, is. simon Kine et al u beule Seilir 10,000 UJlli it u N 17 1 w nth av 2I.1U71 AlfreU Jloe aint slio to lleury .uelcli 14MO Ilullnr ee ..imiiuu Hill road. 5-nlou, I.otiK 1.1 i. ni.ut. 11....... 1.., 1 Mckworlaud ulte to Kate llnuslana 1 Hu I av, ua, li'la (lull Ill.l ruiid 'iOlu; aalne 10 Mary 1. Wrlilil 1,400 NorfolLet 4n mil t:s to 4; Grand ft: Jenny M slim e:al tn lealii-l Uerllir el al 11,240 LaiuUO -'llti warJ ad land Maria L BolhRlte, .114 llri acre. Utmrlel IV Itotticale, to Ueorite 11 Warren 8.000 Land In Jtlti war I all landa Ul-a OcJen.l acre; Maria L Uottuat to lame 1Z.000 IlldrnUe at. ft' J.iuiet 1' hernoclianelaLto Haj. ri Vindellaun 22,000 lt nvon 4J.PJ aTeth t HISVH, boula .del- hatmer and wife, tn dacoli.I.oderer P.SOO EI IrlilkO st .''J. Ibirtlt Man irltiAum and wife to l.einmlt II lluliellMleljr 2100 CI 1 -t il-i..isi, Ihcodore C Schell and nlfo lo Judith .Mamir 15,0.0 Titliet n lm w 3.1 av. V5sxinj.j, Isidore loirlneret at to l.mtlte AlTihams C0.7M j 121ft K,en 175 e id aY tilnun, Catharine 1. Jlct'onltile to rrancla Mn oiilhl! B.PKJ 2d ni i. loi. Samuel Well aud wife to Sarah liranlttr 27,000 iJi.rmcey ti, l.i2i. sarah uranlter to Samuel Wtl I 23,500 D th Mi e ad sv. .VHHOs; Frederick schnck and wiff to i. cores Hertener. 4C.0OO Ootn -t. s Hue 'd ar, j.Alm's, iamo t star. CHreihi llot'.iiiann 40,000 I MadiMia nv ws t-J KMh it. 1X1X70. seth M Milliaen tnltunert K lyi.d. 1 lt'ith st, n i.ri e 7ih av in ti o it John M I' nine) and te to -teiihen J UrU'bt..... 32,000 Ilalitroi-t "i. s w ror Wipl it 4li0isi P, susan It Ijiwton to iieorue II. Lalon 5 Cliamtur at, u e s all lands of Thomi.l lieriell. 2. -tvi 4t tmv. hukene 11 rouiero), ref. to Mary A iiordnn 43.000 8 tn st, n k 171. Mh ai. ositn.'.'j roiila l' Huiilliiiiton and wife to t'aroiine llnotim ICO SO'.h et. n i. 14 'O e .tli ar, 231U2.2, Sam- 10 same 1 Niitrolks. I to, I'harlotto Hastorf to Israel Ito- sen ami alio 87,000 Iloi.siun st a a 4(is lln-rrl: st. 2 i75. Morris l.a inl-an I wlfp to lu)er tlsi nhvr P.350 2.1 1 St. ss U7 w "li av. Ul i- II .Use A II him hal to v T I I HUM 13,3:0 imerik st a es o 1 a w Stanton st, 4C,7x'iU7x Irre; Mary 11 Ilair.y M I lite l Hair y I So nan n. r s ail land Hurr. Ks'pure; Peter Wtrr 11l.1l wire loMarllllliOerl 19.000 3 lav w s l-i s 17-ihst 27x114.5 Jssac An dermitl ull'l wi.o to Mar M O Pwt 4,fJO Monri.u st. t5; sauiuel Levin and wife to Kllea Mu-frave 1B.OO Fhcrift st -1 Moses Xoifmber and wife to II marl Ilresher 2S,000 14nth n. ns. 1 w mth av, aiz&P.lli John II SMidcrs to Irat k Merer 4,0"0 fitifoik. st n w ror Plipion St. 25x40xtrres'l l.ell.er to Atraham Marks 18,tOO 3d nv n w s lo. I" limp upper Morrlsanli 3.X u7 isalura 1. Trueii aiid ano to 1 harle 1 (.rlRiili 5,000 UAlllsL ns. I-2 eTrlnltvpl lulox71; llelru Jo'in-ton to -a'liiisl hei'hnitz. 1 7,t'i si. .-'1 Wtsi, otm Collerali etal to William WhPo 74.500 Plh a e e, 7'i 7ls. St. 25xlo0, ITmlllJray and wile to William Pcnrffau. 13,000 llrr.ome hi ul.l'aunre Isaac and ano to lsaao IioiiiIkUiii Ss-oo Ilrooin. st. 22 Ad l'h Well ami wife to PIM rfh oreuhol. 16,750 l.udoa i-t ws ".11 i.iWneton s: 2ixS-ij.Sarah I'ohi-n 10 lannie I" lotuas 1 sltliii us J '.e 5th al 145x102.2; Clarissa U Crutlc to Kobert It I.) lid 1 Tr-oini'sou st .i rh irlei V. llutler, trustee, to li'lin il liecisrher et a' 1 Cliandst. ,7 rami' omne, 1 70ihst ns j.setst av. .5x100.4, Annaltend. eiitair tu 1 htritb hoch 10,000 47th st i:i)Wet. llnlk il Carleton r.nd wifo 10 I'hiirles r. Coldlnsnn.. 2.200 Klsuiere t'lai n a I.w Varinlou av, 25x100; J0I111.I llral) and wife to vlealhel I llnrrts POO Elsmere place, n s, ivi w Marialou av 25x!oo; same In hiisha I Murphy. too Maid, n lane 51 and 5j, .-amnel Trimble to John P. tut 1 lllthst m 22"e th av. trixliXi 1; Josejh 11 Cain to llohert -impson 37.500 l.li'iDIIiLti MOIITIIOICS. Abraham, Tnllle to Isaac Frledtuhelt, n s 70th r y 'Id nr J yr4 f 1,500 Astex line K ituktoOeonKltLhlnir. 4J5 Grand st ))r.. 10.500 Huxtmmn, Itebepri, to I Hi) W 1 Iiurcbllt et al. trus Ir.nssihav sK-tnst.Mr 1S.000 Hoetitn. 1 arnllne. pi the Tltl Ouarantee Trust Co. n sHoih st e 'th a.-. I )r 20,000 Cohen .Maor.i'e s. alia wtli 10 the I.awyen Tl t e las loss P-th t e 7tli av, 1 yr 13,5ii0 Iiavts lttilih. 10 Abraham steers, a s lUJdst, w 5lhav I yr 1,500 fresher, liernard to Moses .November and ano, "I slierltt st Installs 2.O10 Pis'. on Hear) s and wife In The Mutual Life Insi o, s h Msih i-c w i'ouienrd, 1 )r 12,000 lloueau. tl in, lo Win 11 uray, e sutti av, a 71st si 1 r 2,500 Ljltn Stephen J and wife to Harret I' Wlnanta, sWilisav l Jihst. :iyrs mortsi 31 000 Sa'ne to 1 buries 1: Ajpleby etal.truri.de, a a tilths' 11 W ls y, I ;t nmorts).. 41,X) I.t-tsiibe Mi)e-, to Morris Laxurus. o a lloiisniu. s (Pi. ri k st Instil Is 2 0o0 KJei.iltiir Andrew.! ali'tulfeto Hdnln A .lotlli- sun -1 mr I'rn-i'sri nhit nnd 4iosL5yrs n.5i Rime to Herman Wrimknw same prop, i yrs ,tm Irink Alirahmi ant wlfi to laimy hrakower. w a id av 11 iijst Insul.s 4 5)0 Saire pi Jollies stoki s .1 at, 11 51-t st. I r 35,000 tiriimti'r, -arah, 10 sauiuei lltll. 2.I0U 2d av, demiitl! 1,200 Fame tosimi sai'i" prop 1 yrs 4 :S4 liord"li )lnrv A pithiil.inii'rHtit Inilns sa)a lik, 201 1 Itnmieraand I and I'eidils I vr 2tOX) r,r"!ltii! i'ledrnlll. to Adolpll Well. 22 ilroolnu st 1 yr 2,000 G irl, sarah K and hash to Adolph 1) llttpfel, ws id ni, s l'l.'d st. 4 liios.... O.OlO bo,rl Martin to litirWeier, eBStilltvan at w lauds of Aaron Iturr, Es j, lot map of 1'h.is la s. 1 irs S.OTO lliitfinaiiii Maruaretlis, to 1'rid'k Srhuck, a a s th st. 1' 3d av .l)rsi; mortsi 20,000 Hairls I'ct'iea V, to lohu J I'rady, n a Elsmero tl laruiion nv. 'lyrs 540 Ilerhouer. Oen. to rreu k sohuck, aaPutiirt, e.ld nv )rs iliiiorts 32O0O Kaiiie aii'l Mifo to Henry 11 Newmanu, w a Sup ti 11 II 11 'lUhst IS.250 llitncr. J din I' to the Mutunl Life Ins 1,0. ae rnr I'lia anio"tli st. I r 100,000 Kei,d ill. I'hitrios S, and w lit. 10 Louis T Pur) en e t al. ex rs tc 11 s nth at, w llouletaril, 11,01 liiorto 22,001) Same to Ibiinlltotlllk of N Veil), imU'Jth.l, w noii.ivird Uemutid a,noo Mia I ouls to Marcus II ilaier, naHroomi', e Hon. ton st 3, Ms) biitlniaiin. lb nry l, I Arrhlbahi; II Klnr, Iri.s, Ac im)iht ejd av .1 rs iiioo Saiiio to I htiui Kallniaiin Bauie irop :i jrs 2,it)o Laivtou i'ion:eli Jr. to Anna lloerlshoiter aa liiliaerooris wHc.tst.l.jr 225,000 1.MI.I, Itobl II. 10 setli M .Mi1.11.cii n s Hlth si, ..th av. I ear u innrts).. 39,000 Same t j ClariB'a 1.1 rune. 11 a Hlthst. e Stb uve, 1 r "I'.OOO Lyons Jereuitih C. and wife totieo H 1'ead, a a WaUnrst.1 hrnaloa) Mr UOtiin ?P uii'il.ii'. r r 111 1 and wife lo Frederick J Mi MP Pro k ssl.'lsist e d five lr GOO Muri'hi. I ilsha I'. 10.I0I111.I liraly, 11a l.lsmers si m vtariilioii an s yrs 540 ;iun lelhauin, llnrrii to Japies 1' Keruochaii, Ir is 1 r tsftii Menr yraiiK, 10 John W sunders liBllothst, I thur. .irs l,i)j Mustfraio. l.lleii to siimuel l.iiln u', Miinroe at. Dr. 1.4'U O ll)rne. rine.iin... to Kre 1 k lltldihraiidt, n s atstst w .dm .i)rs 12,000 (1 pw)ir Mnry )1 and husband to tl.n S Valid Suiiiirbiu 1 niii'-ratiie liiiiiduir anlf.oaiiAs ori ui ni w s roidhani a ilirlal's. 3,500 Poll' rl. lai'ibllia, 10 ilobrrt J Hullo, ssllliit. w Jd av, I jr 510 I'rltll .1 1' ti 11 and wife to the riHllah'e Life As. sunince si-i.it ty v( V s, A) and 5.1 Mutden lune, 2)rs 140,000 RleKrr. Christian, and wile 10 the r.astlttvsr baitiiKs iustltullou. a a H-ih st, w Hrook av, hr .mi 0,000 noBsuian, Abraham. 10 Simon flossmaa Jr, 2S0 ''Islllyrs 7,500 Rectitilt -amuek to Amanda llLBalnp, na Cliff st e 1 nnrnr I ar 11 rrs 8,050 Eoseii Israel, and ouo. to Charlotto HatraVf, iji .Norfolk st. 1 r 12,000 rielir Miuls. loslmou lluoand alio, IhLssbx bi, 4 yrs 40110 htiet. fhomas It and wif to Annie Slut ke o a I nrestiii. u in ul ll lyis 3 010 Small Pemits. sin uiP f' f-Hlia-rallt Inluslrlal ink' 1) 1 s. 11 s -41I1 st. vi '1 av l)r 0,lsiO hiniili I rank I- uii-i w lie 1.1 Le ipold ei-hviariz Mini ano saiii'list 1 1 to 1 1 1 )r 5ors Ma. Id- I Mar) I, I" Htury llairow and lino. .shrrmaii a), a 1 cor lixu.rd p nee 'Mrs G,0o0 Vtriiflit. -lephenJ ana wi to Ueuben llois, n a lisih st e 7thar. I'mos 25,000 Same toJobu M I'lnkney, ut UOihst, e7lh ar, I vr 80,000 Zuelub, Henry, to Alfred floe and ano, n tUth Bl w I'tll ar, 1 jr 11,500 B.Tmr" iU-,,7ia3g'arTTrBiiBjBaiBlgiiB 7 a. kiss aUAKisa a whole cuvneu. It Is Followed Itr Freo risht, Arreata, nit Fines. Brother Torry Bmlth'n marked attentions to a Bood-looklnc soprano soloist nt tho closo of tho porticos ln tho now African Methodist Church in Northport. 1 I., on last Bundny OTonlnc, rcsultod ln n freo lleht, which bids fair to knock tho lees from uudor tho now church. Tho church was orcnnlred threo weoks neo by tho ltev. Dr. IsrnorDurrlek. tho Iteiiubllcan ornlnr. Ho was nssl-teJ In tho work by hlslcr llrahomof rniltlitowii. At tho conclusion of tho services nn Minday ovetilne a number of the coiierecatlon remained behind lo tnlk over a proposed ontortalninout, Durlnetho discus sion llrothor rimlth Is nllesod to lmioom braced nnd kissed Hlstor llrnlmm. r-ho resontod his mlinnces and raised n cty. Those present took Hlstor Grahams, part nnd a lively sarlnimncn followed. In which n womnn niitnoil Mnry Jlnhuo knocked Smith down, Sir. Hmith nnd her mother wore. In tho hall at tl.o tlmo. tteelne hor Husband nnlled nnd not knowlnc what tho troublo was. 51r, Smith sailed Into JInrv Jlahtto. Sister Mahue was rescued by bor friends. Sirs. Smith was then Informed of tho cause of tho disturbance, nnd sho proceeded to eet sntlslnctlon out of her husband. Tho llo). Derrick, assistod by somoof tho breth ren, finally eot the combatants out Into tho Btroet. l'rry Smith and SInry Jfahun wore both nr rosted ac 'used of disorderly conduct, binllh was lined tin nnd .Mary .Malum It is thought that the dlstiirlmnco will botho moans of breaking up tho church. Vaulfil rfcm;Ut,3. "ITSUN UP-TOWN OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY, IS'enr aSd Kt., Opposite tlio Nejtr Hotel. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL It P. M. Advertisers tnaiy islso Isiito Advertise, meat at tlio lotlowlac ofrirre, where Uie, ralea Mill hn the ammo ns those churned sst She tnntn oIUps 1 IIAnTOnll.NSIS. 1,170 NINTH AT., CORSltn 72DPT. V h Knt'LtlER, 20X EAST 421) 8T, COB. MAUI BON AV, N Y. M'MII.LAN JAMESON, 400 WFsT 17TII ST. SAM O WALLACE, Rl EAST IIOL'STON ST. THOMAS F. MARTIN. SO TOMPKINS MARKET, SD AV., IlhT STII AND TTIt STS. NEW YORK. MiWEFNY. 1.14DHTII AV., NEAR 7IbT STi A. St'IlEPl RMANN, 71 WEST !2iTU St, A. JENMNUS. 10 151211)81. tUGlSTF SCHWAKbt.lk K7TU BT, COR. TARK AV, (Telephone Call 3U2 .tvth tt JAMES A McCINMS.S. 20WEST14TII ST, ROOM X hh.M UUAIU.NTKK CO, C40CKA.ND ST. MOKUIHCT'H 1'IIABUACT, Jnnctlnn of Fulton and IVnsibtncton streets. r. i. MOORK A CO, 1.079 EEPFORD AV, NEAR QVINCY ST. iTelephone Call 491 Bedford.) Itr.OOKLY.N APVEKTISINQ CO.. 340 JL'LTON ST. LROOKYLN ADVMlTIMn'ti AOENCY, 3U0 liKUAD WAY. .NEAR MARCY AV. A. A. WATsDS, 370 HR0ADWAT. J. CCONOG11UE Ji CO. 2,879 ATLANTIC IT. GS-x,3oxii3oijva't, Zj. I- BOLEMA.N A SriTZER. 208 UAHATTAN AV. A l. A. A A A A Ope-Mors wan'ed on Wiilcox.t i.ibbs macttit es on men's and ladles' ftorkiuetl an 1 cloth Jacket 1 aid Hhtle learnlm;; steam t"er stiailvnork XKW MlltK .Mil ELTV CO., 41 anl 43C.reenet- "A Ol'NG CII'.Lwaiited tomlnl alaby Ji- Mis HT.I'lTlill.'a, I.02SIstav. IJfiOKlilMinits Hand sewfrsand clrl oti Smyth na i chine. iiAl llltils A Co atltiadesl. Ol)K SEIVI.RS. pasters and rn'latir iJ hull I.N IIES. 22 ii Howard ft. DI'slnNKP. Tor rblllren's stuf dresses, 10 one hav. Ini eperlenro In w l.o'e'a'i itiaiiufacluriiu housa liberal arrangements will tn- r nrluile.I U SOLOMON A 1 o 51 Grand at. Ir"cfERiENCED ALIIfMcirl wsnted i 1'. F. Ool.LII.lt. llOAtto-noy at. EiCPFRT rAl!IN'ER on ladl-s' underwear, only ex perleucid needtoajpiy l'i Li-pi nard st 1?lNil II ATliKIts. 1. io.l hands mnted s'sn girls tomotiut birds w. .1 II M iiliiss, uiunrjAtnsy. 1.1ANCY Kl AT'iniS -Hood han Is want..) I! lluMll.liil.it A (.0, 5.H liroadway city. ("1001) I'AV to ro d irlue an 1 paste girls on paper J boxes, none others nee I appl). TIIL M.W i'Al'Elt KO.V. ro, 211 and 21:1 Canal su GIRIi. l-i i.r liears to assist with housework:: sleep home. 1 li.i;.l ar. Is; Cat. LONG ACRE AGENCY; C'nr. 47lli nt. 7th nv.. nnd lIi-ons ny. To'iktv ctidnjht niiitf.. wAiuiMfn, kltrlien iiiuM, ftni-ri. aritl ei-?r kind of otranit ni(ilnrl In hl'MM It 110Ti:i, tor.llniT i-nc. an.l jrii ate faiiillirf. clth r male or fftim'', th usaudt wamM to rctaHter p.accs uowreaJv at blsT wacr. OTRiril KrATUKK.-i'nrrs wintf 1 teo.Iv work ititcii at tiitrhtst nrim wort triien out l rfon Bib.o rr'im c ill nnd ..uti fo- our ririe' in run I curL ffTl.MMKUKi '.TIIEHCO est Houston U PAl'Ht Hir. vrnntftl. enfrienctl cfr.s on floe Sluo ork. a n a f i w m leanv Aipl' tn l.oi ih JiU'I.H.cir 2"th n. andPthftT. PArERUOXHS. V.xr retrn liandn duo work. JH.n ii. wifmi.rs. I'.at-'triiKrft STHIPITRS wanied on wrappers nnd binder. CJitar fjictorr 43'j haat 0 'th it lirANTRD Kxpri?nced operators on V. A V and m Mtuer inrii Mtx-a to nmko tlnn flauni-i Fhirtu; their tint ace u torn M tn innkinif ul trt 111 ntruct ftl Apidy to llb.M: HuTHbCHILl) A CO., H3 Lton ard Kt. rANTRn for a Jewish famlh'. a clrl for trenrril TT liouiework one that c m cnok pri-frrri d IIVM.N, J2-. l.ant S7th it. I-'ATT P CnnA cook and lanndr-pn. on wLo rnraVii Spanish and tnKlst v ill r.nd ood placo ftl 2,fM'-, Irxln)ftoti "ANTi;h A jrlrl to do jrntra. housework In a prl alu fainih .city referenced. l.U-'J Turk a v.. near K'th $t rAMI O I Tperlenced illkwindfri.. Arr.L'flT f T MuLU Lnch it. i eur Hro.uiwH, l'.rooVhn, L. 1, rANThr Tno KOod pamplilt rover.,- onpuBteand t T ffltio work. M wnui). 3.M l'earl tu WAMI.It-.Stroni: r.rtlv jomic woman &s Eeuerat itrant in ah mall family. 7M th a v. Yorv. !.I)ir.S WWTKD tomakorubbfrrhoTirrir. nl weeknrantr.ru f?nrf- n!, board pal 1 while learuliu Addrti-s CuLUUL&TKR hLUHLl. CuIrA. ColOtirtrr. Culiti. 'itiitctl 3jiUc.g. A-MKAT THIS -till Prince Albert suits. f!2: a 3a ruiaway suit, en 1.0 suit, in eustoir suit. l.rmp, Tants f-'uid lAMllllON. lirj Halbiish ay Hp.i.ll)n. A -541 ST1TS to ird-r I1. SI" pant, tn order T hiiiniili rpricoi. I AMIIItoN, '.02 Hutbuihav l.'kn. A Vol No M IN for detective worL. cxierlenced; slia'owiiu- n speetjlii Addriss K, U. but 111), Sun U-wwii olllie, i -u liroailway A il- N to male small tools, instruments, Ac. Ad l dress, witli relerenee I l.l.l Till' I 1 jit 47th st. BoOKKI r.l'HIts eIrl rolleeiore. salesmen uro eery ileras. w ttciuiien iioitirs i aelnr, mai hnien, Btaljlenieii, k'room- fiirin hamls, useful men. tini.ii, waltfrs. hall bois stor''r"'im m-n. bartnders, and oilier positions iji. icily I rocured. Hoi ICIIIMH. Its stamper wunted Biealv work for a llrst fhiss in in. JAN lilt l.Mil i-i Iliiaue su BOY wanted Must live with his parents, and enmo nell rei'uuimil.d d. I'lll IINAY, U Heaeh at. JOY. wlllilia- t.i learn the elirtriral trade A drers, li Ih reference, lil.l't THIC, 1,1 1 bast 4ith -l noOK'niNDHIlH -flood riiuuiler and harki r iiantodl 11 OhOltOI, W Al.l AM)hIt Ills Wtn Ihllirl. )OY anted to won In bookblndery. 108 Wait isih ('lOI.I.ncTllli-for In'tiflinenf li'isfiiessTsalarr paid! J security and reference required. 1114 italiroadav Jersey (.11), COLOKKI) WAITF It fnrrlubriroo.rwajes Al'ldy CLMft.lL 2f. lultousi, nrooklyn. COHNICK AND HK1MIIIIT IIANIH. JOHN IiaVIs, 170 Court St., Mrookltn. J" JiN'lllSAVnt W ANTI'D in llrraikDn one who under J stands eiuravinz cofllu plates, spuens, Ac Addresa 1'NiillA Lis I'OX 1.1 sun oilicc. J .MUM IIANDH, I'imctiinAn, irarilener. man anil wife jrr'ioiu useful inuu, stab rtnau, and men latilf landed a anlediu L llll'l. s n.H II ei Mil a v. JM'A tll.ll fir nordon pres ko d wain a, MIANK Lr.sl.ll., '.th av ami luhat. eiitruti' oon H'.tlist. CillltliON I'UrSs: Ki:i:l'r.U -Mils n--de lu llrnik' I l)li Apjl) at I u.'io otl'ce ,11 1 ulton su. rrool.l)n (tool) TIN.-MITII for furnaie n.irk and ireueral Jib J blinr I. NliilM 214 I aai sou, st IiriKsi'sllol its Wain, 1 i rumen and (lournien lst'lid'i norl, and s o1 nam a. Atiply lor net tell d.tisiit olt'rn it Set ond Aleuuo Jlallroad I'ouii'any, 2d oi aul's.thti N I Illll I LI lis Mauled nn Mrus'an and nilairrie work; oi iiiiiipetint wurkinin. App'y 17 Maiden last, top iiuor. Li: 4 n Ot.A.IF.fis wanted mutt Ik golek and a-ood for tiiBliu an 1 outside work. Apply tor una week at list Weal liilli street. MI.CIIANIt H AND OTHrUIScanTearnhowtoniaka a bl7 salary reffularly no tnt.rfereni a with )nur I resent work NATIONAL I'ArhNTUl, .IB) liroadway. NON-fNION IltONMorl.llKRS wanted-al 1'nlonT Kultmi Itlsdin and Nnional Iron Works 'an frsu Cisco huzfsb. .wipi r day and steadv work ruarautred. (i si of trami oriatinii refunded to steady andtcodllira AUdrers I hi U'l 12 llauill Cbunl. 1'u. IJIAVO I.I il lAltVI'.hs and alnnellnakers I." oss runsi 1 1 worklna: mactiiiier) u I'ti.ijtthst 1A1'1 it ItilMt-. Uniited a)ounn man on b' ue oibls, also hoy to close and II- aud sh w uustsr st- i" Jill Ml llui sl. .i lionery. near t'anal st. jimai wanted, lodtrinss. 16c, strlus bedsi frealiaihs RULING! UACillNi: Vr.KIlKKS W. CbMlTII A BON, 81 Liberty at STAinnuiLDKRs wanted' Apply at Ihcp, II ifoBtot sr.f Tomcklurlile, tuiialilasU. i --r;- ''"lMlliriiia)Bla1siliiBSss,B.... faTASTRD-Aconplanf maehlna printar, for s wait nap.r factoryi must be steadyi yoana: men pre ferred. Apply, ttallnj experience and wages expected, to JOHN 0 W ATSON, Shi io B titer Nnn it. Montreal WANTP.D-Frentone cutters InBrocklon. Pprlnj. r.eid, rrovldsnce nnd llotyoke Apply at any ot the yards, rreestone Comractora' Association of H. B. IVAHII'I1-" experienced salesman f or "tneTstats vr of Ohio and ndiaeent territory. Address It II. Van INOL.N A CO., New York city. WANTED Man nn elne tWe and cornsr eotler, HIE NhW I'AI'Mt IIO CoMrANY, 211 and 213 Canal at WANTED A ynnni man to attsnd a stationery standi live reference and state waces IiunKS. IIP Ron office, WANTLP rirst-rlsis carrlaire varnish ruhbars also cirrlate i art painters. JollN Ct'KI.Kl. Boerum p.ace and state it lirooklyn WANTnii-Flrst class ranehead spinners Arptr to UKA11N 4 lIKAlTSfti, 416 liroadway, or I rov. dence, It. I WANTl'.D-Klfty plaaterers. M. T, CONNOLLY, cnn. tractur, Oatdenat.. between 9th and 10th tta., llo bolteti. WANThD Men for cattle steamers to Liverpool and Itrtstot. work for free passage 04 lireenwlch st 7ANTr.t)-A eond carriage blacxsmlthfor llnht f work. M II. lir.UU., liamseyx N. .1., llrie It II. WANTKD- I itiod grocery derk. roust Ve willing and nbllKlni; (IKOOhKV, 41'.i llesttsihti llfAN'TLD-nxper eneed lapidary Apply by Iette7, if with references. Tln'ANY A CO., Union snuara WANTLD First cisss blacksmith nnlshert on now work. J. OfltLKY, .'44 state sL. lirooklyn WANTi:i)-leial ssinners." A. Itl.MlliiF. 3TS Kent sv.,Brooklyn. WAN'TKD-f Irons I or "for- MacksmTth'a" trade. IILlfhsMiril. box 17.1 Sun onice. W ANTED Engravers on brass stampt ii i' r lihATTl. I07rrlncest. rANTr.P a paper cilter or, a Frown's carver cut li ling machine srei and siiiiireenwich st. T ANTI'D Truck driier Apply In packing box shop, it 2:i llaier tl. cirner Dovir. WANTKI). In rub'ier factory, bo)i about 10 years old. 221 South st. NewY'.rk. WANTKI) I voting roan to work In s factory. Ars plv at 2:13 l.ldrldke st VANTIHl-tlool blacksmith-. Call 333 Adams It, 11 Urookl) 11. 7 o c'ocl. .Situations VnntciU A YOPNa MAN li xperlcneed tn bookkepptntT and nfWe work nrfaklnff ntrlUTi and nerman fluentK. iiet-ki poitlm ir'd tererfticei Ad'IrMR WuUK, boi 170. buuiiptowtion.ee. l,SUr Jlroftdiray, HOV. 17 farnoM winner t learn ny kind of a I tMlr tt M I ICULLI In care or Ed Tlllinrand, .No. .i.l ttestiVjihft. AIlOV (IT) OeMresft tltuatlon In the country! refer rt.co. Adarei ALUhltTh. M.IDI.KK, l&5aitMd it., city. A BOY, lUlne wltnhic parents at 8-73dav.. wUhtta Htuitlon, Ujeiraot age. BOOKKT.KIM.SO -Arcoimtant'i ati'ttant will write tip and balance buuk In arreari. dav or cTenlnK, cnntrnctstiiade, J, A. LKCK, ZS Eaatttasu BOY A boy of in years of sue would liki to obtAln a nitiiationnt nnytlilnfr Address K. U UONMiLLY, No F.8J'.tt-t Mse-th it, city. BOY. 18. wlBhenailtnailonof any kind, city or country. AddreDS JAMK6 KIKK.N.V.S, 21.1 Ueit lMh tU tOLORK: rm.LslsjVou.dlliceiltnatloni ehaiiv J bermaldn toe?iher. country ireferrM, city refer eiice vis tt est ..'d M. ATTlhSAND CHII.IlItn.N'H imRS.SHAKrSO by day, week, or mouth; city or country. Addrein DKl.S:flaAKKlC 240 Weil 22a 8t. GEKMAV OIRIa, as cook or general housework, city nr country Ajply W) rtem J.'tb nt. HOUspttORK. A yonnjr woman: j?ood cook and laundresn. references. Apply Obbi'tliav., nearti2dat. ItrANTIID A fltimtinn bv a Tillable man an natch mm, 17 yeare experience ln last plac, reft rence. Adilrent J. bMlTH. l'ark ror, care ut arlan'a riLirp'MK KIND I'KR'-ONtihfta pobr, IndontrT. T o.ia man work t In an expert calculator. AdJrens rALCl'I.tTillt, -110 A8t.dBt YOfNd MAN of cood education, with ome builneis experience nnl to lenrn ciod trade Al refer ?ncc ludrrM lio.NUY, liox 17, hon uptown o:hce, No ).J0 Jtroadway V '('UNO MAN, at present bookkeeptrur win be open forpolilon. pa i In ir ii wtkly aujt. I. test rer erenct Address Jlu.NnhT," un up town oBica, 1.2t5 l.ru..dway. rorv0 fiERMAN (21) ppeake iTndViTeB FmrllKh and dermati ran drlte wish?, situation, references. I. K.. care of Hrotrn, yi Lat 4-th st city Select oanT. A-Poi-TIIFRNrP.-A nummor in New Tort: cool noma ft perl or board and attendance, lw and H8 tt'est J-M U i:i,rOANT APAIITn'TTrTear I nation and entrance Central and Morntnt7Ji.de l'arks (near Mh n t larce and small rooms furniibed or unfurnished; hnard optional. 3J7 tt est I ll'tli St. ILMlNISWr.rTnoOM to let half rates dnrinjr JnlT aiid AutfiiHt. nicely furulshed; with vr without l-oird. lail eH.lbt it. S OlTiri:iC.:H. FAMII.irs. orcentlcraen cnu rnd pleasant rooms, with or without board, at .No 'JlMtttst lithft. TKA.N'HIKNTH or permanent larjro and small room utth or without board; good tabie, terms urn drrate. .M2 West Hth 4TH AV, 10.- Hi yearn eitabtlthein mechanics' inirdlnf hocso, meals to time, called In time; fa:), f 4TII A V 10. oppoMie Toopfr Union Rnoma, with ab rtantlallioard. I.nrlfslicooklnir. HAOup. I 1ATH ST I'-'i I;aBT f.arir nnd smatl rooms, with i J.W Kood board, fi per week, ladle, 4. 11 Til M.27 KAST-I-arrf room, hall room: cxeel X lent table, trunsiente: :outhiriierB. table board. HTM KT 111 FAST. Mrjrantlv furniihel lirirecon nccfinc room, alto hU ro ms. al conrentencrs; liet aitendaiH'o, from (o per week upward, best loca tion In the city "I mi I ST. IT.-! AST near Fnlon tnuare Well fnr 1U nlshed rooms, pood board, table boarder desired. nTII ST. l.r.hNT corner Irving place lileiantly furniphedroomnj nnt board, O "I st PT H3 EAST Ilandomily fornlshed rooms. m 1 wit'i boar I. visitors to city accommodated, rea sonable rates, referent es. 01T ST,I.'3 I.ASTSlntrTe-and double rooms, 1 nlcrly furnlnhcit, with excellent board, table boaidvri accommodated. QOD Kt7t40 tti;ST -Nicely fnrnished rooms; all conveniences, also smill rooms, excellent board, terms mo-ifratt OQST., ICKAT, near liroadway. Large coolroomst --"W siiiifrlor hoard traudieut guests accommudated rasonabl references 2 OD KT.. 33 WHRT Large handTomely furnished rooms, hot and cold water, ample closets, also small rooms, permanent or transient; board optional, 03D ST., 311 WI.ST. Lerge. plaant rooint. excel- lent board an 1 attendance; permanent or trauMent. summer prices O KT1I HT, J) WKT.-Large well farnt-hed room. -J fluirly or en suite, gentlemen or families, also small r" mi table boird. O'TH ST.. IOI KAST. nearMadl-on square Large 4J aud small rooms, v, itu or without board. OrjTII ST.1U RAST, near 4th av.-Hooms, w.th -J board; firnt claa table board. O'TTII fiT 217 LAST -Four free, large, cool, nlecly iw i furnl'ht'i riHimn, bath, gai; with or without board terms mo-ltrnt'i OTTII RT. 237 UAST-FnrnWliM room7"wlth bath, r I gai board, also table board, terms reaonable. ()QTII ST, 11H KAST Very desirable noms; eicel. lent boird transient aicomtiibd.ittd, location central, trrmi rrr rraionable. JOn ST. U'i VIT.-Iarrt ami small mm with 9m boar I all ncLiiminodallontj gentlemen, fi, ladlea, tiL call ullueek. O.jTM Kl. !'i7 FART tt oil fnrnln"heiT7oom' with OH first class board table boarder" accommodated, I TtH st, 217 KAST-rwwtr furnTphed rooms.wHh ck l oard, stit table for man nnd wife join hT. in WI iT Lar pl"iiant rooms, superior 0 table and attendance, fcuminr prices, OCUH ST 2"l FAST.-) nol large, hnnd'somelV f"ur. It' iilfhcd rt'ouiN superior board, prlvcto resnlcni, tt-rms ery modrrate. A(T HT. a.'tl LA'-T Furnish 1 room, with good HJ board, also table board by meal, day, or week HV" f!T' 2 LAST Kurni'lH d rooms, with f-rst lJ claslonrd rrencti, tabl board mtdrratfl. A I BT ST.. FA-T Small room also largo, newly t 1 furnlihed, Intti, gas. excllont board, ludiex, J)."o, geutle.i.eu, A(XJU kth IH F.AST.-fl.iuaro and hall rooms, with Hit board, f.W 7TII AT. 4ii HAHT. nenrProalwai.-Newiy fnr--l f niched Iflri.. aril final! front rooms, sinirl" or together, permanent or transient, with or without bord AQjn ST., 1'lFErfiTNlcelvlnrnlsbed r&omT"and Ju good board table board, i,.' TCUH T. 4U WKRT-Nlcelv furihel'ToomrwlTi. U good board secund tlonr. fli)) ST., 24-' FART Alcove front rnom for two. with wor K bout trfiurd. als 1 small room, private fain 11). RLTII sT H17I. T Mall single and double rooms, fJCflr.cIa'H hnrd early brtaktaRt. rxtM table board. RUTH ST 4(o FART -Light ulry rooms, bust of tJO board r'tper weeh. 01 T. IbH LAfiT-Lartrelrv room- suitable for w couple, with r without board. iransleutSsK.com indated rt"fpren'e fTli KT II" hART" Flegant cool rooms wllhheTt liH tahleboirU, prlvat' Jewish family, tmin rea 11 nablf. flTfTW ST., 120 ttl.RT -Nicely" furnished roomn". 9 I singly or en suite; also small room good board, summer trice Q J RT ST. r7 HAST -l.orfe and small nicety fnrnlrtv O X ed rooms, private house, w Ith or without board. 1IHTH flf770 WKFT. near h station -rrlvat'e JV4 family will rent hsnd.me back parlori also other rooms; excellent table reference 11QTK RT, 17., ground floor -I urnlshed front Id room 10 let, wiihor without boaid jnoaril Viuitril. Yt'l'N'i MAN earns room and ireakfist in private fainll) lastslde nrar i-'tli i ld'1-ess. ivllti tern e, Alir. Iioi 17" MJU up lon "d'Ce 1,,'ii.i Hroadivajr. jlonrtl Wanted groohlp, RBSPECTAnLK TdUNO MAN willies lo llv, with pri vate family lo lirooklyn near brldo or Fulton isrryi taia urms tn ptiinaotucj. Addrtit B., box lU.BUncica. 1 rmtCbt& Qvom prttttntiti go get AN BLKOANTLT rCRNIBHKD steers room, for ons or to (enilsmen. or two rootna en sotta. 4J Charles tl. nesrflh tt, nation of th.uth v Lroad. LtsTtiN rr.ACR. 2. near Broadway. Mealy tar nished rooms; entismtiii ti to 2.30: also tiousa. kaepinf lantt and cool. OTTAIIK IIOUBK. in Lafayttta place Cool nd thady rooroat reasonable, board optlonaL C'LfNTolTT't.ACP. 3frKAST7near Hroalivay.-Lsrfa and small nicely fornlshed rooms, tl so tip. L"ETIN'0TONV un corner a7thtt.. rroond floor. Cool, pleasant room, runnlnc water, las, hathi taltable for lady JFXt.NfiTONAV, 697. nearMd at Nicety fnrnlshed J room running waters s'so reception room-, suitable for physician. NICF.I.V ri'RNInHRP ROOM and board for lady, M per week .V't-i at I'KIVII.Mir.K.bm 120. 1.28 Broadway. NirKlTvTl RNISIIKI) front room, all collvenIence Unlit hontekespinc private faintly. 4:u W. 21st at. NiriTjTHSIillED ROnlK wllh bath, for voutis; dirlaandmen, (I a week andnpaid hastirth sl. IJIIYSU'IAN BOFFirKS and rooms to let In hons, of 1 owner. :-'l Kast .1J.1 st ST. NIClToi.AH v7.si4.iTearl2iitnBt Larce nlcelr tarnished front and connecting roomi, all conveni ences. f-5 weekly llrst tied STL'VVESINT rt.ACK. 21, near'Plh st atatloa Two rooms, en suite or singly t hot and cold water. ST "MARK'S rt,ACKr71-tTll T.-lVell furnished front hall moras balh. itat. terms moderate. 1ST ST 14 KAkT -Newlv furnished rooms f 1 opwardt house iiewly papered and painted throughout, first class order (ID AV.. 4Vt near 25th st Back parlor (ulubla two eentieuien. bath, a-as, private house. "-iVlTII RT.. .i.i'f.asT. Well furnished room! to rent, Iv lame and smalt 1 OTII ST 121 i: 1ST -Handsome rooms 12 to m 1 ei- everything new and cleani transUma accommo dated QI1TII ST., I'll i:tSTeoriier4th av.-A lorne, lovely Am t cool room, parlor (toon a'l conveniences tjsii st, .vi:i l.ait-l'arlnr floor; hall rootna, nicely e-O furnished, use of sittloir room, n 7 JV4TII KT.. 2M WI.8T Larepleasant second story fr front, nicely furuished. also small room, fSO: trltaie tatiill. 04TII ST. -:t M'KKT Handsomely furnished mom" i 1 bath. foMliic beds, Ac, tlM uuward, summer prices, o"riTII ST 3t4Wf.RT Larue aire furnished rooms to mO let, without board, terms moderate ncvtW ST. n IFST Flnely'f urnlshed larce and svU small rooms with piano at jrour own price for summer 1 hair reasonable, meals next door it deslredi bouses connected by door JfiTII KT, 2.12 KA ST -llaRsfnidVand double roomn 0J also front parlor suitable for doctor or c nple. O 1ST fiT 111 MART t'holce or two cool front rooms el forladyor Eentleinan, tJ. is..'.u. OfST'i 21't i:ST Hall moms, also laree square Osvrooini hot and celd water, private lamlly. sisD st. -it I. ART Hai'dsnmely furnished rooms, OO .iujily or en suite, gentlemen only sjsjd FT.. 216 ll est -A lurire neatly furnished room, OO ample closets, MNu weekly, OJTII ST. 223 WEST. Meet) furnished small or large square r'Tusi rsnslnr water: beat attendance. Q 4TII KT, !3d HTST near Broadway. fJandsomelr Ofl furnished room, for gentlemen. QETII BT 2S5 EAST. Bastianello's hell-Larg, front OO hall room, closets, nicely tumlshed ssTII HT.. 150 EAST I.arire square room rannlne; OX3 water, closets, ba'li. handsome folding beds; terms moderate Q7T1I KT., 1R2 nAT Drs'rabie nicely furnished e I soanre rooms, hot and cold wator, closets, sum mer rrfces, 54 up QOTH ST. tni EAST. Large deeirahla roomt front; Oil bath. gas. Lot and co.il water, private tioaso. s(iTH KT. 212 KsST Large cool front room, nicely Ow furnished, bath gns hot and cold water, yi 34fyN! ST. 2iii"EM IliinieVeeper. elecant al art tU menu, 3 and 4 rooms, ail light .nd Improvements; tl'Jto JI'l. 4 1 ST KT. niB HAST. Furnished room and bedroom, 1 91, housekeeping, ladles or gent, small room, t.Ji. .IQD st rai EIRT Laruo back room, nicely fur l nlstied gentlemen only, rlrute house AOV KT.:tl2 rAST-llallroom. 51.50; also large back room. i all cotDeniencee. 4" ein ST.Tsin WET-Ij:r7e" tliciiv furnished roomv O singlv nr en suite, also small rooms, private house summer prices A ,TII ST.. 2li F.ast. Front parlor anl larce con xO nectlliz bedroom. 95, also back parlor and exten sion. J4.S". A'Tlll KT. I5H. Hollsmllha Tell. Front hall room. fft f nicely furnished, bath. :as. $1.7'i. trivate family. "ToTII ST.22IEA-T.-I.arie slnire olcolv fu-mhfd HO front room bath, rub, hot aud cold water, private honae, modoriite "JnTll ST K5EAST Harris -FronTl-all room, nicely 4o furnlsheil; also dcslrab.e square room, bath, use of rlttlnit room. CQD ST.. 411 EAST. Second floor: large front hall eiM- room, all aoionnui'dallons, for one, SI, 50; for two, f2 5tt. fXOI ST- lM EAT Nlce'y fnmlBhed front parlor, Oim curta'ned bedroonL I lino, aleo other room. fteTH ST.. 4te EAST Handsome square room, ad O I Joining bath, superior oceommodatlon house; with owner, rent low, QfvTiinsT. 170 KAST.-Nlce cool front ball roomi OU folding bel. second floor. f2 weeklv. 11 nTH KT. I07 E Ipr-T o "furnished reome for XJ light bousekeeplng. rent $.l5u per week. mTII ST., lirwfcrJT Larsefront: hotandeoll water lath, also back room. S 5J, prl)ato family, references exchanged. flat.ii nml purtincittis Zo ?tU AT THE fOI.LOWINO HOfSES, carefully managed by ono owner vacancies may at times to found worthy of tl.o inspection of respectable femt lea ltii I ast S3lb st o to 7 rouiLa. baths, private halls $21 to 530 1M Fust ev-th st 5 rooms, baths private halls. 27 to 3d 24 1 East -Till St. S rooms and balhs 22 to 25 247 KaBt H7th st 4 rooms 12 to 17 1,77.1 1st ar ii rooms, prn ate halls. 13 to 20 Apply to Jauitora, da) orovenlng. THarFlsDIX IIIMUI, ltcnhwest corner 103d st. and Amsterdam ar. Elegantly appointed flats ttcam heat, passenger elevator, ball boys, A a. KI'NTH 840 TO 875. Arply on premises. RENTS" FROM $7.50 TO $12. Two, three, four, and five room Apartments, wlthltn prov.meiitsi also storis. In the new block, lulu av., lOlu and tntti sta. Inquire at tlio nlllce ot JOHN lllt'It. l.O.'.U loth ist.. lie t ween tldtli mill Illtli sts. A -NEAR ORANIl TENTIIAI, DI.I'OT and Murray Hill Hotel, furnished rooms; battu aria. 134 Last lortleihat. I.ILKOAN'T FLATS to let Six moms and bath rente u &22 to 524. Inquireuf omier. 1 Vtest l.thst, corner 5th nv. ELEGANT Improved apartments. .1 and 4 roomBi VIMIofll. 2,u.l7 2dav, near 105th St. I.tLATH AND ATARTMENTS. nnfurnlklied and far nlshed In all i arts ot the city. HlLMJM HKOlllElts HJ4 liroadnoy.Jiear lt'i st. J.LATriliiperfiM't order, decorated, mirror, portieres, and lace curtains; reasonable terma J.INITUIE, .'5J West .3d st, KI.ATn, RO to fdj, iii t.erTi cl opw7latiltl)r7il7 WestJIIh st. irU'-Niyt,!.".! Oils ns. jlLOOft TO LET In prl.iie house for small family: 'rtntjlt. 3.7 F.nst ll.iilist. IN NEW IIOfSEK. Just finished. 4in to 4"i2 llett ff'tri st i three find fnur rumns, light and air Jl- lof!7; small aud select families oiuy. Janitor. Ji t'ltlin n CO :.u st. and I'th ay. MOItTuN St. II -Hint freo to Aug. 1 ilglit alrv apartments .1 and 4 rooms. Improvements, ter fi cl ord' r; quiet hoii.i s, f III to $2". Janitor or n. KJAINI! .1 I'D, 21 1 Mist 2.1,1 at. 1 AMSriN AV.. Hilt'liniKhT ('OIIM'K lilli at. 11 I Irgant tlats, 7 roulna, balh. all liiipriileiiients. Ilulller, J. IV. MAltNEI: ONE MONTH ri;EE.-Six Isrgeu 1 lllit rooms all liilprovemeii's In .iutifi.1 ilrcoralnl. -ej aratn illnliig loom, nni' mid I ealth) locution, oi.:y Slu io sf.il. lliqillre J West IJ-ilb st, OM( MtlSTII lll.NT" FitU'7-i 1st-, rnmlTs bath, ati I all Improvements, lents. if.o, upvrnriL tits East i.'d st 1)111 TTII.sT tlllle ilparlment lioiiselglit liiVnmiiTona Idoi k from UromUay tun short blocks fiom 1 sta Hon Iiiinn) to liiisiniss theatre nr church strieienre in over) whew shich irittv rooiii-ami bath, rent Irou Aptly tn janitor Hi" A'tli'll. H2 West S till st, IAIIK M I.W'i, lietneen I'll'li and inn st -I'laTn? night lar.a light roi ms, ail liiiprmeuu'iiis, halt heatt'ii, n ni s.i. RENT Htl'l. Ti) AI'Ti," K 77T es"iTv"lh st ."nice light i.i'ariiiii'iitir triKiiii' itmi S'm Slu Ai'i'li f) I'll. Ill I, jHlillnr, nil prcmUes rpn Ll T-I'.i gain Hits nl'l "I! Hie litest lmprole J menis. dlimifc' an I sen ants' room, reiil. j and npnard III ruiiii-iliki. lflTllfil s"l I IsT Hall and square .ur niri-l'i fur. A. nislied rooms, uli liui riiiviueuls, eouiherners uc coinlli'idate'l 2ISTST. .117 alts, rf'l H ST-I'ecnra'id iH'p," four I n.i.liis ball: Unj rm tnu Ills, rents f.'l to f:4 JJTIIST .121 i:''T--e niidlloiT usiinnii I Till" l all imi ronmeills, newli pap.rel and de .orated, adults. oin el'i JO HI" iT llnndsoine n ,'ng ell,ii. foiir es.ijrg. light rooms; all Itnprntpiiiriiis, ,um, Junltor H0T.".fT" 1?''. "IT-tour lor.'e cleiraiitTooma'anl tli tl ItuproieinentB. splendidly decorated, A(Vf "20rEASTFlor."4lljh"tTi.om go"od'o7' lw ilar, use of ba'li small famliy, f-J I prnate tiouse, fiOH "T "in I isT -Thirl lloor i. romrs an I l.uih". room. In good order, .ul nni nnmi-m, rnil?.'i. fIO"sT 4 ll.isl in .lisle lla'. iri.oins m, tr ha h nil Imirmeiii Ms' r si mil fun, I J flO""' ..7 1. ISI 1 r.t "i ir I r' on ill iiniiroir t. meuls liii.il d oidrr r. wi e hn e t.i' 1(ITII,'T. JliASH.ll.' I.A-T-Vew lints, dec i I rated i rooms all linpro unrliu bronu tone, prliatc bio. k IJiuji 000'''ST,'fTllhr.-rioor of fits rooma, with sit lupror smeots. Apply on prtmlsts. ou flight 01 EA8T70TII 8T -Three sod fourrooms slllnT. siintwPs,tii'm,nU' M. from idw if' "ssswal.titss1 syets, KW AQCKDL'CT. Nones or ArrucAiiox ron ArrnAisAu PobHe notice U hereby Riven that It Is the intentton ef the Counsel to the corporation of the city of ork to niaVe application to the supreme Court tt t iia apto1ntraent of Commits ion rs tt Appraisal, LLdtr efiipter4viiof the Lof fsi Such application ill made at a fpecla. Term ot said C'urt, to lm hold In the ni Jtid eial limtn t i the tourt House at .hlte V ains. Wen- hesteir ur.tr, on the ii'ihdayof Jnly, iki, at iloci .ck in lie (vrt! noon or rissoou thertatur as (ounmi aiibehenrl Iheob'eciof such application i tnoMalti an rir-at the court appoinilnv three iiliiiieres'cd and on teat freeholder as Comm.silotitr.vof Ms ra -r aiu and arpratso the itiiiiptntauon 10 be mad" t i eou. ers ami ail persons Interested m he real estate sre. inafterdesrrltie.l. as propped to be taken or ale ts4 lor the puricses indicated in chat ;er 4iuof ILe 1 ti Tbe"reM estMO f ought to be taken or affera ru a'r. raid Ip b-cated in the county r I u'f Mn. end is 1 1 .1 nn indltidlcited on two nn.nir or d; i sm n ap oae hied In tbeotllceof thetounty t leraor Fu t ai i ro -y &t Can ifl. in faid county. n Mn ."a, ami ih ether ti ed In tbo office f the lie itter o' th. cu ani ciuil of .n w lorw on lle hfline d. ea I nil a rnais'is -tuitle'l. FrMerty Map jf 'ar elO a .is, and tunic lartof oriaiti land t" le taneu t r the iontrm tlun or lain for 'Itefrrroir Jt on tl e wsst I ranch of the Croton Hirer near lu hit" t -id. hal late Station. In the torn of Carrml, I utnam uuiny, Ther'a' etatoopropoeed tnbetaitfn lret,i trelfo the c'tstriifil"n, operation, aid rnai i atue ot it-a OimMiil xfr-ervolr known as Iteser irl' ai l the follwiri.r is a iiatt'inent of the bouiidaries ot pi d Ian and r rToir and of li.e tortb ti of ti e nal entate to be cnuired tber-ffr undr thi troceediiis All thor certain lot iieces or par rn or lunaiti tie lown ot armel. i'uttiam count .Nr .Tk M lu taken toffethfr eonstuuteai d torn, atrart iheexteMor tcuh'laty line of which Is as tollows i eirminLK at a stope in on tm etit marked A I 111 v rond trom t armel to i rait Mialoii. and runnii g tl ette n-irh 7 decreei west, tuti lfe,et tlim nor n t df-er'ptld IDlllUtf-fS't, i.htti; KM t Mi I'fMi nt'M .11 Uiltiuten east. :V fset thm-e -outh de.rep i minutes east 7 f eet them st.tuh Hdelreei intn ijtes wet H'tTHeet tl.eii' e suUHi t 2 int'n 4 nlo ute 4" secotin wMt ajx tti leet I i to tit ri deirees 4" minutes Wseconi'wesi leel thmce south r.; decree lM minutet 3 Tcondi ai. .a festj thence tionn mi denrter. iinrin.,a ti-ct, 11 'Meet theme i.orth"7 deirrees Mi nn tes i t 14 ltd) thence sooth widearees 4 rinnul' i st .i-.t-4 feel; tt.encj north Tu tie (tree j ti tiiij'es ser i l raiL 4(7-' feet thence n rth mn s reends east. r4 i! leel thM.r iierth ueurefr n ininntea :f i.econds wt,'.'1) teei inn etnrtht drcrees in minute-. tit 'H- .1 feet thenie t.urt M decreen Al miuiites east. net tli-nce norta bo dirree ;7 mlnutrs eaL J 1 Ifct tleice tiorth 5" decreis 4" mlni-te eai' fr"t tl enea north 41 decree i mmutt t n leet in rr n.irtti f2detfree-r.'nlntiteest, I 'wf t ti et c e r tn t'i detree-s 4A mtDiilm wst, T feel t mic north deurees minutes seiOiilt et fci fs,ft. thence sonth t decrefs inlimtts vtti :trf..Ueet( thence outh 7 dfirree ft" u mutes wn. ..o fett thence soi-th 1 decries mliititenea t, f. thence tooth 0 d(rree -r n .tare nt k 94 feeii thence south 7 rtotree I mfm let. s nlrea.it; ?,J.13 feet, to tie aforesaid Hoteii'n merit ret la the cround m .rked tii the i ce f'tR'.n. nlnir rontalniuir U" creff mi-l nnr or r Also, all tnoe certain iote. pi t i i i" f ran! In iho town of CarmeL i'i niin cum vtt, which taken toi;eiiir ror M i t end "it .a'ri t. the exterior boundary line of hl b I' s ff r itc'v iilnir at as'oiit monuiiient it r d in 'lit roat from t rf t s Sti Hon to atine end '..rTi'iK: int-nce i orthT'MlenreieSf minuter -ec n-t wet. t "i feet, thence south 40 decree 4, ii'ul Mwe; Ki' 11 leet. thence north J7d'i,P -ii' n ui te- I sea ends west, JWijirj fm thence n ith detrrfeii .1 inliiTitfs J' seconds eat "!et t.-t'"ei' h I de creea Ii.-lnlniitr" secoiid ra .i- I fie thTT'e xorth 7idei?rer, 4 ministee "ond- -'if f ti tiituee north lii detrees 4 in n' I on. s eaut, bw.) feet thenc touth "J 3'o J' imnu'es t reti oiia east, 1niS3 leet tt"iic h i. leer es m minutes 4i seconds east teet1 '1 ft.ee s ith n deirrees 5 minutes ir sei'on ip weir leet thence south 11 degree s'2 minute tTi nds e iff. 1 1 reft to the aforesaid ftone ir nninet I uie the place t beBlnnlnir. contalnlnif 4" M here of intnl mo e t leiv All the land tthin th L e t ouudnric tre t bn acnnlred in fee, and Inc.ude ali tie ia eel- sl own n said maps a nnrubers I t 'i t f inc ui.e. Hifa-ence le- hereby made to tho eild unit nr n a. r.IM a af re said fur a more dot tiled dei-cr t t'on f said real etAt to Le thVn or affected, ot utuli the boundaries are above stated. Uated .New York VaTVl' UXLLIAM ll LRK. Councel to h- t -Tporatlon. .No 7ronrow New York CTtr NEW AQCKDUCT-WI FTi Hhli:i:"cOC.NTV8EO-' TIO.N. FCrRKME C0URT-8RC0.ND jmiClAfi MSTRICT. lu the matter of the ictltlon ot MuWt O. Thompo Commlnl ner of ruble Work of the city of .New York, under and In pnr-aanceof e habit" 4 o of thi I..iw or iv-t, and ont.e'ialfot the 5'.tor MJermen, anl Commonalty of the city of N-w V. rk for the ap pointment of lommlnsioi rs of Arpralfai uudtr chap ter 411 i f rbf I awe of 1"3 ruMicnotlcel- hereby iren that the fnnuh sepurata report of the Cominis.l ner of Ai ra a appointed herein on Oct it Ihs whih report w u til- 1 n April ik'i in thorfllceof theClerlc ot ..Bt'heter coun ty at the t oart Iluuo In the Mhavfo of hite flainn tn said .'ojntv. and a'io the report of f e romiri'sioneri of Appriisal appointed herein on .Mar as a new and fo. nd commission on tr r!nim of rim on hweL which report wa flie! in "Vd t ierk'fc f rl.ee on April y. 1-J k tU bo preentel for confirmation to tho hupreme Court at a tire.. ial Term ther-d" to tie he'd Itt the Brecon 1 Judicial lAstrict at tie ourt Haase in lb rlfi of I'ouhkeepuJe, Dutch-'" coui.t-. on Auc- A IblfX at 11 o clock In the forenoon. Dated Kew York. Jun- :t w-t WILLIAM If. CLAR1X. Lonn-ei to tie Corporation, i Tryt n row, w ork olty- EW AQUEDUCT-WKSTCUEsTlH; COUNTY fcKC TIO.N. ADDITIONAL LANDS-SHAFTS 6 AND 16. PrPIlF.ME COURT FECOND JCDIClAL DITUICT. In the mitterof the peMtion of John New urn ,m mlsstoner of ruMIMrk4 uf tl.ecltyof New ork. t.nder aud In purs .anca f c inpter v')f th Lawn 'f l-"i, and ci belalf of fie Ma r Aldermen and fVm motialt rf ihtjclty otNt-v trv f.rihe a, rtiutmeiit if Comml-sii ner of Appraisal m.der tbapter 4 itf th Laws of I", Tubllc notice is hereby niven that tho third set ant report of the Commttioner i Ap;r'Ral 'ipi initd herein on V en T nni h report a nl" -njril .tv. IKi. In th o.fti-e of th t i"k of Ut,t-hftr con i y at the Court Houe in the Tit a f 1'uh 'n si t county wl'l te irntti I f".- Tfii'ii' t tlie hut ronie t onrt at a -pectnl Tem t ere o r i e i ir, the So ond .ltiiicial I'utrtrt t'i t our; llo i tr i o citv f I'outihKtspiiQ li kui on A a Iff at llo i, Jock in the for i f ol. Dated evT or. Ji ne t I- VUA ioi ii n :k Cu t Ti'in Tr n ro i RPARTMHNT OP TA1 A I M T Cnmmlsspuier- O'hrt- ve ,.r i l'ubllo notic H herb chf 'l r TaeH ani Aisessments t'i n i r real snd persi nal estate t ,i i r i t t liaeb?n ilnalty completed 1 r I to the Ho-trd of idvrm' of t.c i nH4sitnent rolls will reman i n i, In the ri.i of tho ClTtr nt I it -t i r in, for a perlol of fifteen da r in i 'i s nc tier. MCH I C i. N Til"1 1 I ix M a i i ru. I Conmislonerfi'r T. u MC'tt I3ost omen Mm-1- i f. t r- -'i i MH tries need not be sptCi ie-sr f ir a c! by an j parti t alar steamer i i iei rr to send duplicate of baiiKlmrti ni i r. u d c Utters uot Kieclaily addref-i 1 1 k-mi'Ih i a- esie.s Avail-in e. f-' reitcn mal.s for the no r I lw I r pe (promptly in all csei at th.- f Till liI'AY Vt J Wl A. M f' i T m mis la folumbU la Smitbaitin p I. t at l r M f r Iternuidsi re- i-ie o u n l I r M. f.r .Na.stn N r -a i i. it neamihin Cienfuriro-i. t I r I i I'I y trits direct, per ti an p m i a I r M wrttica, per .tertin' f I rr i. V'W .iri an. t 'u 1' r r r. in i p I i r -'f ti i er frm llallf i. .t 1" M r t ,Mi.rr Mi. -Ion per steamer f Mil i il tx FRID VV -At t A. M. ror I", r I r and .Santo, diret t, ii'sn i a n in a Ki' te 'aneiro ier-;nns t'i'"" rui i 1.1..0 a ilettT niu'i be Jirci t' 1 r M. for iruu pi r e..i 1, 1 .r 1. ir.mi l mere (letters t"r l'ura itnl nin.iiiivo nni t '0 dlroiMe 1 "pi-r I'ara:.h B VI I RIV At 2 h M irnii-e t; rlati 1. (tali, rpalti. nnd I'vtt v r 1-1 1 t I '-a co.n. a I J r a r 1 11 T sieimship I iruiiii ii :m i n -il r or I ran e. hwltnraiil il C tin .ud I rl' tf 1 inufst bn directed jt-it i "f I uroj, j er te.iin'''ip 1 r a n .ii i 1 an Jtmr.cn tletlen niint n- 1 f I f r U crra V. fi t f r t1i .Ntu. rt'iMN dir 1 i ci unship .rkeniim Mn Amtit niiuii i-it r tnu-t di ri'trd p-r Wertot d ti v t t 1." I iilrcl pt-r ute.ini.l ip An. 'io- a in 1 Here inus.li d reeled er in 1 im i ,v' f ht. mix mi 1 -t Tintii a, i in t r 1 a i fc m;i ward Ui4i! In ilirei.t pr mi? uiimup 1 nni' at t A. M f r Ja'jiatv'l 1 er t-'r 1 nn h 1 r. .i' I .M.iort uiipvlsf cl bi,- .k io'. ...-n nil ar 11. tr trauioi.ui Tiibi I Ut r- r r -t'ltr 'nuns 1 it u d Cuba miiitt bo tin 1 er r 1. atJi' M f r J.TiiiMn, p r steam-l.ip I .attl, IP 111 Se drl m filM... -At M for rriwre-o, pr im-hip M. .Nut e (Ufiern f-T tamp to -nd Ti.i i" ire tiiijl other Mxic in Mat wi v.-rt in. m" rct I i-rM .Nui'i n J" m i.i-ti Ut. Mi I imi n, per sir!uhJp li in 1 ir'in el Orlran Vail" 'or China an I slapin per fi trn n 11 t iroia fun rr nt If co. r v nr-' i l M iflst j.ir Ai unlit, n, v AiM'M llav .c nn l imoiiii 1 ai d. ti r m ip M iru r u Miilr,inuii''ii olntts i.vrv iu. a. 1 r on urn.kl at .Nr- .ork nt Hfiii-' i, A 1 M 1 I luittii niiiu for Amtra.irt' MiU ur tli fc 1 IS U I f -P CltV 1 I .11 e tl 11 'll I TMf iiM'rn i.nu hore Jtili in 't v v I i" .Neufouildl'iild. b rtl lo llilua d then i.f J-Urtin.r c'o.oat thl-ol'c. did at WV y,' 4 lor Miijuel-m bv rtll t bo- o at I th. 1 c- stcaimr floe at this ofi n it. vat u I M Mils tor 1 ubA In rail 10 1 nni 1 hi 11' I t tiftntor ,af(tnr Mt'iiijijn ai.d liurB'M'-' a On fiviiftd) at "A M liu n'or i e "Ter I imt teU'efc- pe. UM idlre. f t .1 i b Mi'it in or f it i'ii 'lii v a' t v Thu s.hednt i'i o-H.R ff lrmi.1'1' f ma is I ar- ramre 1 "it t if preiu"rti..n of tti ir nn i rnipre r- land traiiMt I rat. in UN ir n 1 -m r- ruliu un tlmo it imu Ithih -m mi e of n f 1 ft-amer ur di sp. 0 it -t 1' 11 1 n daj et' It red lii.il! I' I' rt-l .v oano'. N HM.I.lsll hU 1. iit r 1 "no I.. 1 J'HILI.IP. bn..i Ue 1 I. nit Alt Artor with 11 MI1ihi, Ati.wtk City. Julj If.. (Mull Wil'iumn tha notnr. lTsihiilitvo wifo I'r. M 1 1 x t ft rotiDK Ifii.'illuii, o.u. cil irom t' ih 1 j..lu ftr iik'u. I'liiIsruHinrlDiinl imkmiiu-h.ui f curoil n i.uiiua for J'ocil.uih nruM ir "ft lliitiulrtplitn JuUko. Williams mjh ho !m bm'ii iitii.blo to Jocnlo ilio coupio .1 it ouuU reinnil 1 Iuob I r.o I'L'oii Min out I ut lie terminul i" u.iilco nunittir M to ho-uo 1 nm cimi'i'tis 11 Ion for tlm 11 nit lb 'i t mmi Mm uh 1 n Ml I.i ih hiiuI to 11 iri.irtij' a iian'thdim Imoiuu finin Inr. li'iiii i I 'i'' 'J'lio Hlili on uhioli Ut ni j ui" 1- 01 I j t'iVll l-i)". lit' (Ji.itL' 'li- I l MtH, W il min- n tiMort 1 1 n m l ltii ami tlioiijtiii t Lu iii Nt v m iiii. lui mo lo 1 io, .V It Of. MX IfUfd N IllMM t. Nrw Pst hNtth k Jn 1 l.-ihM k r ward llUs-h M; krn wlm .,,111, U. ,,t pesrel here in thecharactei ot a tra eti aud 1 fried a M Johnson, and who has hssn Uicli iio rep r forul'rli. Amluy imtr wi today irusUaled tr ituuuok, liU coudiuoa ii se rWut.

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Prru.tM.tpf M .Hi1 Ji ittirtr pnfti ft'ptiiirr I H.ttkf IU pupU.kpiik of (lit fpurui iKrk'Mt ttikt- il 1 tii Mk. M 'HI k k'U'U if Ml lll.ur IttHU T,c cuiit J A Thorough Investigation j and Endorsement j iit rirrr-EN ocntlemkn, com. ronr.D or accov.ntanw, attoh- NCTH. rAriTAMHTH, AXD JtrPKK. I shntativkm or i. a nor. U1NANCIAI. 'I.NTEBESTH IN KNCIjAND, i:it. MANX, AND AMERICA, DRNVKR. CoU Jon 1. 1P j To Cfiarie N fowler T.i rrttlfle&t t at Eqclub Fir JUrlDc keeFtd t& larttfttloa ob tht EqnltAMe Vtrtcur ComMBt in Kur lufi V. T)itato MCtifn' cf the V in ted t-ikin of AtatrlCklc wblfb tJn compo)- CAr r:t-i on t'Hn--f ltd to imped bb tnkcj- u poBrtb'4 of Uif rr.tuP.Lfii.i firppfrtir cpnti t liicitiDbrjet t.ti ifD IbBCrSoo tncrifkcc. Boaf to tortn b,d tintcfxi with t rBrd to tt BBcurttPi ttkcri ty ta inr my And tt iff iiffkl f-ontuJnt'f cf tt ccdtrtAtlnit. w protf2fd to nut tt e fo ofin ptkCfB. Tiara'r aBhiLrton, V. C At an1 Amrr.r&a, Viron. ti3 itrif?a iti tb 'te of .-off.fc purti ot tt KiififBlrpl atifl Yuroo P ik mi Mckitorf in KlfrirJ'rrl. ir!nB .od ?brTfitrt In lAuliikDB, Itkllm and Wkco la Terat, Utile li fk and Pine Bio? il ArkaiiBk Kank Citr In XUt-curl. Vkilej Th.il in Kat.a4 a.id Ptnrer tnTolorado la reachtor tbef- rhtri inrt rut tot of montrr I f rafd throich. Corairr n o;j-orttialtT rf ot- ftrrn.ir tl rLera,i ttaracierof tt acr.eaUtirAl dis trlrti in vbict tt conijny earrlei on iti operallona. i'ur itiTtHicaUon tat ttn fltrctd cifpeal'r to tt Jo..' :l point 3. Tt rtaracter and flandlnxo? th offlelalt ef tt rflaacT ana ra Auxlltary CnaneU. ttiPtitatJcna. 2 The n.ttt.C adopted In and atom tl tiefouaticn al- cemp'ttloa tf tt loam anfl th ikuilnatiou and Tkinatlon ot tt protertP upen Llcbttr are f-ecr.rei Tt f nlfilmeiit of it teqnlremeru cf tfc local iiwi ai a Cectltn tt Boturitlca fl i W La 111 faTorktiir ltnrtia vpjj tt ctar ac:r and itanfllritot tbe irettlemen conrieeta ttb te eortjMiT. :tt a larj cumttr of wbttm ta t"n t'rourtt into peraoaal rontacu At BCTeral cf tt attoM-t amd plae- tt company buBineis 1 tarried eti ttri'trl- tt meflmm o! tar.Aa iiiwtirb It LoCia rtnuoUUkC tctret v tad rt ktfi opporturiu of Jiee-tinrt't rerttlemen In rbarpe of thefe Yaner.iin ititctlona. aLd are BBtlfRed from our lTjtrwB v. ith trm and from tarefu. taquirr ttw: iter -re na of Met Btatidinc tn iheir repr-ril towLt, and ibat tt t.at.t inartab!r n;r ecel.nt credit i J Tae it ett ofif ad p'eC in deamc lili aipJica- j tlor.f fur io.r. apj ar to na moat atUtart(tr; and com P tc ioritr i Te?U attention to all deta: b eBtntial to aafetr Tb jrfcrtlc of empoj-in-f i;rtal Jnd peiident ritmint'i- or TalterB (wbu are a'ana oS- I tera nol ren.onTated l?r roraxlBrton) to renew tbe 1 p-cal Taloalii'iiB taour fcllert aprrorai and we fiare tea uiuct lm; rhaed J:t tt ajptreLtSttien oftb'-a i j.bOi Ltrt wlio tai t accocpaclea ta ujoo our thJU tf 'nirtlotu Tt ni niert'tif ftrmi and plactatjonB rjnite-d ni arAr-si tr a!ord abnndart aerurltv for tt tnony ad ikccd M't in te'.ectlLc tt Sottb at- an addliifnai fie.d Itr I li- I'P'ra'.ibtie tbtni it cempan li acunc ;urtir.n'llJ and vttb Jorer'rbt. I I. very orlortELitj- i.ai teo afforded tt of xuuttnr i a f u i inieu.i'AUtD lno ttr coaipany t inett'-flf fof Cone teamen1, knd of Ireelj quest. tmirc al ot tbe otT iktt. In addition :k til. i tare nxbrtcffi aibtir oj-i-oriLcltief ti. Kkliiitii: lCormatlon from Joa, In i!eprtiCrnt K'urcea iri. ici. lnforinatioc ta jro'eu tf a Mil fkrtorr ttaracter th 1V ta tau luterrievB rltb tte atto-neyf rr-jlt-yai ty tb cotrpa'iy in tlie diatnctB visited. Me are autlifed tl at tl.ey are n.en cf tlfl ponltirn in tbelr I roffir-lct: ktd it apt-ebre u n ttat tt rctcpary kctinr Liidtr vvu lecai kCiire Tber clowily in I lerrotated t-y tb ietU cntlemen of orr party on 1 iknoui pnltt of law. and tb anrwerf riven were ei tire-y Bti!rtory In cinc.ii2iiir ttii ftatercent w art t.t antxoai tc cxttreB."r tte two oplntoni j i-ku That tte yetem or rmMoyinf local baLtr li pikiituc acen: ltLurura-ed ty j utr oom: ay and prbctPeC. bo fur ut we I now ty It aione tar alreaCy t-n prdLCtit 1'f fkiiBfactory reatllBkitC affedf every 1 proiuiB of furtber focceaa. Araonf tb kdvan.bj:ei tte i J foiiowisr arc arpa'cet 1. A rutumuxn of expenae lr Inc rrrefl In matliix and rriut ut tte ibaiiB for &naJ pay meet I 2. Tte hdvantajre of barmr a local !bkrd of Iiirecto-a j Jkmi.tar witt tt crofilt and ctitracier of tt- Prr- roi rrt and wltt tte a tie of tt land in tteir re rpectlr localitlee tberety ettaaciLf tte Crrte i of aa'ety t li While prrwna attn-y la llabi to tt diaadvanlare J of ii.trrruptiont and ctanc. ttetansloi' rxencr b.aa tii obviooB and very rreat advantage of prrmaLriicy and ooLat;unt contlnuoua care of tb OLfJioeBt1, hei-oiiC. itkt tt mortctf lyateai of tt cotcpary lr tUii.tiily devlhed and J adkp.d to maure a aafe and J XircBporfu be tineas. Wilh krmratitei tf contdenc In tbe dknaretnei.t and artbofiBOf your toixpaL'y, we are. elr. yourtfattt ftUy. MaL,TEE AKNECCE. 5tie rrleCrirtBtrbBBe Kl 54 E. C Pr'ln Germany. E EAEj'xg 3 PelatT.er Terrae tr. aud II tt. Pelen v tc E, Li ndin. Lac. JOli IL KLMOK, atiaetibT, 14 hortt 7ctn ra, JLiver pool, Ltc A. J'HILUI'i;!!, ?70 Berreorracbt rt. zarterCatu, H 01.100. tr i 1iVTROK, f r.-Tk'i ur He'.fart C. hfHC'UALL tSCaatl t I. L:erpoo. Enc G. f OKT0K of raiUacr A horton UteCertf.eia, tar J'lIJK MACINTOBH Ptaudard Bulldlnt. ht- Earner tt. lfuntrea. r un II J. klf HARPS Mum:. Prorlder.oe. P- L A.UA.K E. rTKtrNh, Walker BullClnc. Wo-coeter. 'kt CLAJ'ECEr tACOX afldcietowt. Com-. I'I hJ L LL'LZiE. J'l htkt rt. Porton. Kkur. aLZLA (IILi-TEK 1- and lb TveCd lscl.filt. XI bar y. k. T. V PuiaEU :S Wktruiiit.. I'lil'-ad jh'a J'a ,t01 J. UCP05AXD. Produce ktioka! likiit, .Vtil.a delpina, fa hTATEMENT OK TIIE tyuiifiDLt muniuAbt uumrAiH att tbr cluac of tuBlarfB, June JM, IrJ&O. 1 ir.h'it'l.rtP. Ial Eatat (incfcr' on tun' tl'JVZ, 4S l.r I.t. bUe UrtChr f epunUd ttt Jruf iti Betur I'ebrniuifi1 kud MIIOB 7,r0t'.5(,4 U3 !tu.tiil'k.i l.onfi and Pert 'tto'tr Btcur iin bond pyiw5 it) I'm ed haurr upvenmietit Pondr, 4tt ifij kij Otter furr.r kt i l."iiQt 3ir IVj OU i X'crteC :i:tT"t ktid i'reniltiHtaon htbctf anil Junior JlPrI 4'. I tirniturr kaiC Cxturt-a )r 4fl I'.eni enlkir 7t Mi'i H5 Ikk fk. certit raiei- H',1.41 yr j ti tret rrnuttoc, but mt paid tt u 4.p7u mc i pjlit rtt et'kb.r hi.rH M j Jtur iron. i-'Ubrti iittiter and upebti t7,4Ji 17 Put trurn bauta and bki.Ler i-tbw; I III 1U-.0H5 04 1.IAPIUTILK (rpita1 utrrpe.d tvrim Vj I'aid ipintkitt J.triuciotri hurp.ua UUVVJJW t litllvided pro.n 4l.71ik5 Uiifcrunry fund 4.MM 17 iMt'idrOU pl-ykb.f Ju1 1& 21 nt O" 1 IietrtiHirrf Mid bniifir liUUtkltdlnjr fc-Ur.ttiu in j .Hlf Jihtkbi J7;Oj(iU0 1 3 line drpftklta HT.M- fH iniT firpo'ita M;tt'i7 in A'ohty leifiivtM. Iu payiurnt of lokiia, not tei deiirtrit 4KM5" 5S I I'u borrurtrt) ol uoc unpieled lounr Ilj,7.t7 77 Jl.li,Vjt"U 1 htkle of P-ew Trr. itui't of lure p r hiuuitxa, iTftkBurer t.f tt hiuitftt. .v.rt. I rw'i ('tmipttiii do auienm rveur Hiat tt tun roll' ktkieii.clil if true to tte Lent ot lb) tucw.rdp and bb- I .ftl A V. .'1IAV:1JULAIN utttr3 m.ullu M u I orricufs. few Tort 'J' Proaflwkv j Plitadelpliib hi'utlt aat otrner 4tt and Cteiumt ata I iMirtt'li 1'' riiuitlr ut Londub I ft Lfcdr.il.kil m I. C i 1 rrni Mi(J ..j i i.kr.fturi.nruak tv l.uiifua I'ltj Mo 7 tl and Pe.awkte a'. Tw'iitjr-4urtb Ukrtrrlr dlrldrod, ay I aiblr Iul 3". atava born alovlairext. THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK, NO. 1 BEOADWAY, N. Y ih now urr.s ron uvhikv. t c rlIEr.;.' o t. Oi)SE t ur.i.xvtr. Ire.lOont. ri frMldtut. CHlitor. N'oti('e io uuuirtU' "c bt toiwrTFiTTiTJ ll'lh(" l-.All,vir r.'ji-A-vi us fin IU.M ll.tfl HUM'! "T 1' I lilll r.lit 1 IW" ll.r undrr.iin.rd .'III rrcrltf tillrr. i.ii .f au.. l It nt tlir rliuir .if .iit jmrl nf l.lrlit.ni. 7iuiii.iil'l1 duli.r. itlr.lAiv vt tut .Wic linuitO Imlidr Itif ..It' Cik'.lHI. IM1IH1 71.1 7IM r7 Ol f-m iiiii. Iru.ue '1 A Ml M AI.7 lie.iilrhl trr or.. ii I1 lr II I- 1 i. HI" i" H. K. EN OS CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 45 4L 07 Wall St. aaBBatSBtaaaEBaBBBKaHaBBBeaEEm cfinanrial. Messrs, Kidder, Peabodt Co., New York Boston; Messrs. A. M.Kidder Co., New York; Messrs. Moretiead, Irwin Co., Cincinnati, j offer Tor Hnbaertrttton lb- undrtnentlOBd j Htanrea and IortcaKe Boa da. '1 he rnb j acrlpllOM InUt will open on Mondr. .Inlr 81, and villi close on or before luttday, JnlT ml U I. SI. THE PROCTER-AND GAMBLE COMPANY. (Incorporate1! tadr the lawi of New JeraeT.) SHARE CAPITAL $4,500,000 IilVIDKn INTO 1 ,00 Hliarr ol f per rent. lrefrrcd I Klrtck of 51 OO rauri, SS,AOO Sbure of Coinanoa tSiock of GlOO eaeh. rnvifienl on the Preferred Ptork wl!l t cntanlti at per cent pr at.oi.ui a-id vi: b j-ajfib on ltt Ajnl ana lit Octoter of each year, t e l rn payrn-nt t:rr Otto' l-' Itit 'm;aiy ia reteit tb1 J'0tl Of tt.' t'UHT.Mfr 'Ut 1"., in aiiiution to iin; Alton: HIIAItKS, i,K)0 11 MOltTGAfii: 41 PI.K CI NT. IKr.M) OK fll,MK KACII ttt,ooo.(Ko) tvitp iik i?-vj;ij. Tby are coni-on bondi bet tte prlnc pa may be rr:itrd and taf tt-'tertt at tt-rat of tii it1 per cent j-r it jrn Ttj are urt-J ty af rt inortfaff tpon alllbe r-a estate of lb "-biniany at .ir br a etattel mortrat t!)-oti itr i(-ona' proper Titer arejatabie in r!tv inr frvi .-ti y 1. 11' Ine-'tt payable Jan and Jv y II tnt ere le'.ermalile at tte j Company ortion tn any in ren uay after te u plati' a of tec varf fom. LUy 1, 1B-0 at i: j jer teLt I upon tbrec tnontbB nv:ic I Till: VIOlP A UK TO RCC'KIVKAS PAKT PATMtXT TOIC TIIK IkKOXj:iC I Tien rtuti) f.:i.oto,tio, imk yalii; or Tin: auovi: w i kit:i, or which thk vjaiiobh A(.iti:i; 'to hoi. i) and not iu m:i..i. iok rrvi: Vi; Vltt ftl.fiCO.000 ST Alt VAM'K OJ" THK COMMON hTOtK, A .Ml Al CON'TJIACt THAT lll'Rl.NG THJK r j moo this tock mia.i. kk-J C KIVK NO IHVIIlKNill- fXTII. 15PIK j U:.T. I'J.K AXM'M HAS lti.i:N 1ASII ON THK KKMAINUKIC or THK (UM. MO.N STO( K Tte r imin der rf tte raid ttare ed trtt tc-frap I t'ondr fcie ntw oft d Miera y for j ulihe tubtrnjl.on j a.: 1'AK Tte payment for t?b cltar of ftcurlty 1I1 be aa lope v per rrnt on Appllrntloii. SO prr cnt on Allntrneut. per rent on A oil. 3 lt0. 40 per real on Sept. lo, IBPO, lOO per cent. Tte itiBta'.inent may t.f pata l; coder Cicouct at tie rat- of r cut per atoibm Tte AUotraent wji, be mkfie a arly m oaclb.e kftrtt htbf-cnptlyn If rioted anl iu (tfe vtr li if LM practicable to mule K,y kUotrtcLt tl.e fcibf.'Siit CpuBitrd on aipl.tatioL will be rrrurbed ti i-ooz. at poesjblc The rift it rraerrel t rr.-fl cr r'du' nsy p;'lea- tlon ktid fu'.'i-cntrtri u.ukt ktre tuanc'l met ;eai.red arrfUTtf. Tt' fk.lt-re to ja any mstallixtEt wten dueftrfelti all j rrrj-iUf pai iu-iitfe Prr "laiona. ertir.ctt b viU be la'tied ar etr y a ;oK"ib: af-ei Anotuni a: d f irtia-kiei ttn tb pajr LLtuir Line been competed TruBP of tbe Itond and I.,e1trr of the Hockt f.MOX TXSt'T CO. Ol'XEW TOKK- 'f rtvu-.fr r A rntl BlenBr. A. M. KIPPPIl A CO.. tw York. Sollcttrat MfPn. ALKXANWKK CaUKL'N of.Nr York. Audltt.ru: Mr.rr. XII-KOITTK. UK YKlSr, GKirjITIIt t O., I.tuiiton and -NeM liork, Jllrector-i V4 IK a. I KM A. PKniTJ.lt, oamt-x, gami1kk. iiakkky i. i' ico -tkr. iiavio u.(;amjh.i:,;vm. uoi-j:ic ritorirK. jiqigos c cntmnoiiam. of ClarlniiMll; OilO.T. C'Jtt A.N IU HOltACK J. MORSIW M.C .(JlLtrVJ.Bvr.NrMT'JrL. App.icatun w oe ma2e to tar tta a-cfitlei paied on tt t 1 or i. e-ptrk Pictabi-e Tte on.;kLy t ai t-n ItixC fcr itte purj-o". of ac t;t.rlL aufl ta-ry'L on i!. rf.hwBr. n.p cktid.e, o: kbd r "riL u.uiii.'ft' t:ri-.r but-La of Veiara J'o- ;r a uiub.e o i.c 1 1 a-l oiiij ITPIMt.vjJi:) TO 'OIK TIME THE Pt'HNEh tNPLK 1H1 PIIrTT.Nfi HAfl MAA,rKLy7 A, yA"-KITY -t- Tllfc I:p. i 1l 1PIP-. i'ALTM u J THE L-X7K 1 U.X. AV Al LhAtZ TWO T 7 i I. Pl.ThLM ACTfV L VAA'.LKb Of 1 liK '"'.MP A0I:LL TO PLVAIN J. CJJA1.0L 1 o Ii li'b VI Aha oi: y.ui.L A7 'a.i.vi.v r.oi.M.ATi: fc.-.h;L, hOT "JO LaC'CLII 'tt''Jri I'hK NM'M j Tte roinputir kcgmre free of all eii'-uiutfante k'l it prop r.) tf '.te hij-ii ued in toun-t;tiun vjit ttetr raid ouii.oeft. lnr'ui.nr tur tea. ettat ,nij erty. tertCiifcn.enn. premiae. tb tied p.at t, i.ktiinery, and i.f.ri tte r'od will of tt buaiitek ji.clua.i.jr kit ut kla taC tuurtt iten1. labrji, luo i.-i r r i.i.nt!jr to tLe joodf huld lij tt.e leodurr of tn euid Ui.fu.m, kbO a.rtrt Prtttor 0itibl and aU tt inikbra of tte f:riu arree no: to rL?r.jr in koy comp t-uc Puainef r 7tr rfix! eiklr, t'ui.CiLcb UiiictiLer, aud u; .mi tck I avr t-teli Tk i ed by W UPJ'.v Mil .v. Prtiiut Cmcinnk.. 1 i iul Hoct 1 urda IV p aM'Ll.SO. haq Vu Irendrut ACCy ton Pit i fc;. I oi: pkt y. .1 Ja!:aK1 hbv. J rea.drn: Ot.o and Xlw- ai-b ppl hiLi.rfiufl oiupkt of mciunkti Alim t'A'JKi and lb turret ktiU and Kori on lmtifi Hid pertsouk propi-r.y ovnefl oy kid lriu kt upward Tl.e con pfii w fin-: w.t to i aftaud.tjf .labia tie I tXCpl It' botidi- k.d'tt ii.rtr.lu'.e 'I'HK BOOKn Or 'JHi. it KM HAVK RKKN KXAMINKII J V Ml-K ill;. I KOI'1'71.. 1IKKRB. ORirriTHr A to.. CHARTKRI.II A Ol N l A A 7 OK KON. HON AMI M;W l'OIlk. IIO J'j.M) t nir.Mi jmcoi i7 rou 7iri. 711111.1: VKARt- LAM JVaST 7 0 IlAVi. Jtl.IJNi roc iM7.) mn.aur-.oa 1 J OK X -fi.'UG,i.7 rUH IrU.0 5.p..lf'i.Vk. Tin lncMLk-d pru: r nf u mut t" r.ud t.iu,uid j r .iti ti pfei'mu Liirt are ikt i.t c i i t. .r in tt.e i Mbi It vt ii kt' r ki li.' iu i...tkt tur ,iu .i it.r i.d I'f lb tfCU Ur brll C t k.U' (1 OU tb kl.l'. IkM" IB kt Aprn i j? win' it k kiau' ttk. lurttr 'L..t il ;ttt luuni.t un.tr p rjuda Tiir ktuuuui of iu rru o' prut't ruit ue nuu tt u Ptcreuaed ali.kttoL ir K.uik,. l oy il.t leudor niM tv j r7.cr. d tii '1 I 'J am profit aieiuc ftCOO.OOO prr nu- tium, tid 111 pm (J yr rut. un bt.t.4. r per til. u preferred ktorb I X per tetil, on J IpI.XiO.OOO of eoiuiuou Btfot-U out it rid bj tUc erjdir-. mI kulurle. Mitd Irui kupluf.. Pwribi' ti. jt.kr lT ni.d Jhrp hil fi-irx i milt U ii iukf..n.r utib tliuuiur tn ut vorrt .hu luateriul i f.icfeombj' tte bi iuriniij;e dunui' tteft jtm kiifl tut orl kt now aiop.r lo k .i-rt u. trriint of InrilttraL it.f .o tl. cl.ntki '.ri u( tb Uue.- n-!- at.C oul. oib j;c tt dtpn uiktit'U lb p ki.t frU) eur ulid lkf if hiia'lil. 'J lie 1 i opert; J.k brru kept iu ordrr kbd trpuir kbtl tb tol ot 00111 ttkiyeU lb prott kud iuff A vlrrkd) n,orkM 11. 1, it krinutf it- to bt nutict-d und tt tendoif Mate tukt bj k new prota ul it 01 eru.tr fltieriur rLmL ttue brib tm ki-tiunttl aud lulij tlt telop'O tin rpui k turlnrr intitubv otr Jam jtar -oltP'r bt'l plot, ptr kiiiiuu. j If tt rkrnii pb tul 1 Jiitrtai. a uprated Pi ti vebdorr r at rrkr un prutiv tor tt avfitti; jtarn wuuitl .ud'.i'y k iln idi-ud ot upvtkiC ol l pf ivui op k-. tl.e 1 oiLii.oi Mot 1. 1 1 be p.niM kti:uiriil tlur (uii')kot imuii .hi tif ubout ft-Brtri i.iit til .kltli kduniiibk' U.t orp"ik.t- m.t ft tb 1 ot rmt'iii .rn I tut 1 ib 1 biifU.i j tut 1 ctit. II t 10 kibl Uj:rll rr Y 111 tbt 'kt tor bu u.t fc 'lit-n 01. kt.H tb .klKb. ol ..r klbU lb tl' l ln'.r'' l-m rf. I Ibrbuiubifc in i! rtobe. tJf.'t .run ku at, klid kt of tltf ll.bat Bi.iMtiiu. iui tbkiktltr i'i 0 iii. bin I ejipnm j fur ilna tunu,rhb 7'Prer (oiAtlw Hue of rulMN) lout b the property. wIjl., 4 Jui-ihumII, HmluIUou aad Dai tow JLtaillrOHd t oaupavaji. Jia.Jtlu.orr atd Oblo fuu(P4iBiteru Rullroud ouipkuy. i. levrlavud. (-olunibup. C'locliiuattl and rt, KovIp JU-Mllroavd Couipama. Ai: fliipmeuiB ate mad dtrtct by railway th oou, pauy vt uuif tbelr owi avtltut rbflbet and oiu lour inlleo' tnbway truck t. and po inrUr P reyuued ou it piiuiB-a lb fk.re Ourn.f tb llirre trkrr .ant j tut' tkii ui 1 oef tU'.t .tB upObtiluib tbt lOlkl .ua if bkU dbi'.B j jf k' rr.kH.tfl li Ur. I'bdir t- Tbt I'tiltluitirn tl tit l 1 lli Lbliflut Uiliirt '.t u, t e l.i.IrMl.r it'biiltil kin I'lMinitr. n ty t x-Umrt 11 tlut ouu'") ut Bk'tt i iv f 11 1 in' hi u u.i 11- Tt.f I'uflu' Bt til t 11 w a rt .kU ik M 1 .'7 11, c 'ib tbnr rlueiaii l tu liikbutkt lu'i vl li.m iur, bfkliUH'f koap Hit fktt tliuuidbol be i'tfVHk -i.ul tbir output vt t audio ant. of jflyoi ru.e abciC tbai of j any ottr MtkblMbiAUui 10 tt bvukitry. I 'JSV 0JyWaurjAkOJfla -j A inattrial. Notice to IIoldcrH of HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY STOCK, Tlie Snprrrar Court of (he Hl.te nl Xtxr Tork hMTlnc deeldrd Ih.l Ih. araon.t at the uro r.l. .bare lo r ronlrlhntrd hg .lock. fanlrirr. o.drr Arllcle B arthr Itrorc.U lion Acrerment k.d not brc. dnljr nrd .ad delrrralnrd br tbe Cr.lr.l Tru.t lD.innr 1 oINrn Toil,, tbe nnllre brrrloforr elrr. I In rr.prct Ihrrrlo I. hrrrh)- r. Illidr.t... Hlnre the pnhllr.tlon or aurb sollce the ara.iunt rrijnlrrd hua bern aomtnbnt la. r.ra.ed by addltln. tiftalerrat nn tbr .uw. Invulrrd la tbe rntculutlnn and baa been tu a. allchllj- crrutrr client rrdured hjr the I nppllratlun, n nt-rnunl ul p.at due Intrre.t. ol raralnc. rrall.rd br thr rrrrlvrr Irom j tbe operation or tbe rnnd, unit br order of the Court tialrt orir lo the purcha.tr. THK TUIHTCOMIMXY IIAK MADE AN i:.xaminatii.n ur Tin: wnui.i: I Kl'IIJWT I.N A OKIIANt 1: WITH Tin: vi j:Vf i:xi-iti:si:i) hv tuk tiii'K'r. ANii has rixru and iii 'ii:itiiM:ii Tin: amoint or Tin: I'lIU JIATA HIIAIIK TO Hi: I-AItl ItV -'Itl KHUI.IIEIIn tr THE ItOl'TON AM) TIXA-4 KNTKAI. JLAII.WAV COHIMXV, IN OltllI.lt TO IXTIIXr I THKM TO III LIK I'ltlirORTIU.NATi: AMOINT Ml THK h'lUI li. Of "I UK 111 1 OftHA.VIXKIl I OMI-ANY. 'I O III. 71 4.1W i-i.i: iKXT, or Tin; i-ak vai.vkiii' THKlIt ItliMIT.lTlVK IIOI.IIINUr. ur HAI1I J;XIMIX1 CAPITAL MTUCK. Nf.llck l.ercbv sl.rn lo tbe bolder, or aid exIMInc eapltol atocU ol tbe llou.tnn unit C eutral ItnllMnr Cumpanr that tli.j- mar, on ,ir lirfore Hrptembrr 141, 199(1, prorlde and uv to tbe under. luncd 1 the atnouuta i.urnl.le under tbr ttb Article of tbe JleoriiantiintlKu Agreement, dated Ilercmbrr Olb, lh.7, undlliat the .amc I. d'l.lfl tor each aliure of their t-eppccllre holdlnca ul .aid rxlkllnic capital aiotk. 'J'be aamr uiu.t br puld on ur lirlore lrik. temlier 1.1, 1 a0. In otder tu rntllte tbe holder, or Mock to their proportionate amount ol tbe .lock or the reorganized ronipanv uudrr auld Ulh Article. The atock cerllflc.tr. m 111 be .tamped w Ith date and umiiuut of payment. Iilt.a NI W V'UIK .'nly Ifi. IkpO TUL CLMIUL ir.'. M MI'.NV OF UEIT YOKE. IK- Mtll Ut r. r. OI.I OTT, rr.aldent, n w.i w Vork cur- FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT. GOLD THIRTY-YEAR BONDS or TISE Toledo, St. Lgujs and Kansas City Railroad Company r-R FAl.E ND EE"0VME'DE3f0RT:.'VEPT!nST. THIS Jb AN fcSCUT.'u.VAI. OHJ-OKTUXIIY 70 ODTAl A 11 LLr-H.VVIH.ti B'l.MJ AT A hKICE 10 lAY OVfcE fc 1'EE CUT fl-ON CO? I. UEfCKWTlVECIKCl'I-Ali V1TU KAr. rt'EMEUED ll'O.N Al'PLHATlO.V. I JOHN H. DAVIS CO., JO WALL KT.. NK1V TOIIK. REORGANIZATION of Tin; j Marshall CDnsoIIdated Coal Mining Company I OF t OI.OKAIJO. TPE T'ME Tf'E IlKI-O-klTINC. TIIE STOCK JJO.VIl- vF T!!E Ah'.'VE CO.VFAM' !7!I 7ML rv.'tLEKF'n 1.1 K Hit hi COUJ-A-VY 1JAS i ile.n i:.tiaui:ii i ji'tr i. j fcr I T J 0.000 S-IIAKrsf'l'TnFIO.OOOKD vlk t.. i-j;k t i:. 'i or ito.NUs Have ule.v ITEK APOVE IIATi; NO SKCL'KITIKM I WILL LL KlAE.VLO. K. V LOKVT, II. IV r.OLIIst-HMIUT, WAltC I r S'lI.Vl:. II .S. bltLCOltr, K M. S'lO.NJi ."c-icmilt.4. BANKERS, 18 Wall St., ui'T anii si:ll stockm AIVH IiO.MH U COMMISSION. AMI 111 A I. IN' I u4 uvminniu.i it. n at aia-.a. tn Investment Securities. EDMUND cMISAKDOim j mill.- '.'r I It K1V TOICK STOCK EXI'IUNUE, 7 2XjaJ3S5LTJ" ST., 'lflliiit-l .L. A.tlbklrly Cuutuiluu lluU llC.ft, AttOC.N'IS SOLICI'I'KII. CHAS. H. DAVIS &"C0 i Bankers and Brokers, i i fcO JJHOADWAV, M'.'.V YOHH. j jSivi'lrnfi. aud mrrrst. j DENVER WATER COMPANY"" Coupons Due July 15, 1890 w.'l bt- J kid ou ui-C kf tr tl ai (lute kt tbt oU.t-t it C. H. VENNBE CO., aa uau, 7kj:j;7'. I OflrVILLE M NAHVILLl, JtAlLKOali fO. l- i'AN.. W MJIJ.Uy cl I I M w iKK .'u'y t. tuna I Tt l'Ourd cf iMrrrturr vt iln toittpai-." tlur da,t do- cured a dn'ldrud vt ob- aud unet vu bvbt'ieCIlL ii Ifi iV' peiut pu' kb' IU rioii. or k' rij tuutert 1 O't llltO hluik klid k lkbd)tfdud cf bfl. oi.it buu d't fl:bfc 'IW I'j" prrtcbl. ii kltbjc tu p r tut kiidati r.MrniU'li u.tififiid ut i-i.c pirnut pu.' kb bii 4(L AlfUUt IM f tUCb fc tl kl! b te'tti'.ilC MbCkbO.llt ra 0' tbt UOU-pUbt til P ,V fl lit l! Vt ,IUi 13 I I I.t Km a tiaiiktrf bu"i r of ll.r uinj uu t .,J t'ivi ut I I X vi ,'uU ik-r, ivi.j rtVi'cb ktlViLX ou 1 li.i tt tlk ot Amur lv x ''ho1 'roitiiit KDLUND TRUST COMPANY. 7 WALL ST., K. if" 'li.t J' lHtCJ 9 br l.bkrd tt I'lterlttrr o' tUi ''lUpnO) tkf dmu-ird ULkrii ri ditiCeitd ft 'J Vt O a tl I Al f I i C i'M ffblU lb llUl'fB Ut til OOIULkO, 1 k J kb. Anr 1 I1, lb' Uktiiifer boot k.i u-a at t I V ob JU' V bt aud u. bt rkvpeutti H-U Jd ub i-x lb Oh-V W va HCLI etrrUry j HOLUNFbUILDING ASSOCIATION,? WHISt.N.Y. IV It Ihlr. 7t, Hi'.rO ,'I llirrfl..!, i flu. miitiL'.i li.,. CHM.i.d k K.lUl.1- ullHOAMi'Ar I'Al.F 11 1. -1 bli t A l-I. I lkir.i 'I I. llklikl, I uimi .1 i .l i 1 i 11. IkJ ..I.t, r" bt lrO(. I i A V i. 'I .1' v 'I' k'l tl. I 'I K.I I I, I J I' tk. .Ik l-li 'ur un4 nf wir k' l"i oil ikl '1. C, i l4. d. '..ir' ui lu. I ir rttiC ikl'lk. klkc, ol t luuiimi r i')cli. Ai.jr i i"riu.i -II., trklirt.r it.1. lv., lli Fr.-I.ritC put .11 com i .1 t. Jk., ul CI. 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York i 7lkt tl.r UiAur will cka Itr kDd vLtck t.rx.yc tron t L..I. or ri .15' -i-. l I KIIKilJ VAM.EY RAII.KOAD. l' 'JjtoL, Uvio foot ot Cortl.D'll or D-a ,AIk(4'S ti-ovitt iu 7, t 'J .-J. aj.4 11 A. IL, 1, j S s "-'-7 -,I- H J T... iK-i3rti,u roct. ti.twc.B Xw I York kud I.ktloti, Ilethlthom. AJlcif town Kbbch' bn.lt. Wlktibkrr..rit- B tou fcraaton. IiKlca. OtntrA. W.verlT, WaUIii. G1.B4 i Llu 'rk hocL.itir, UuSaio. iki.ra Ifclle, ToronMk JJt:lr"lt. ra CllirAGO KT LOflR. Aul ALL POIK'TR WBBT. W TicLe'. kii-1 ,'..,'1' .r trlt. c.rj L. kkCLred at tb j'j c.r.trU Lktlriu Jlct. -i hroadw.)-, or lf-O Ekit 123th If? tttctL Mf fttamboat;. tj D0',7r."FALL RIVEFLml! 1' UH JJO-TON. M-.UP'tltr. PALL ii.KK. PHOII- 1 l 1 JL' JC aud al Katt-tru po.uu. i4J "our fteaiut-r- iu t munn-, t.-l" HI7A, P1LGKLK, Ct Pi ;j-LM.,. kid ul.Ii CJLO.NY j 7" k-1 v--.. .ttk Jaji U on Hubdataj. j Plkt orUfjiv.fu at k'.b'-J to ritt U 11 kt 1 vrn l-oitj J'-tr .k p. tvll buiubrtCo J v! Kurtu rt ul lum -J .j P. i! lor r j Ii',r tJirtct, t nrretlbir wltb j -j irr fk.it 'Kr pfcrl -i.ar MMtiou JlorUfj OAiA. tf, -11' I'j P X '.r .Ntwi.f.f i m,d rr. i l nr 4u hewptrt 'i la l-jrr.7 i t' il' tibif w tb tlrraa tratB K-f fi.t'.r. K. -.ar flat jN Ji u A X W Ivk'.' i. .ii if traiiir utt 1'ark r'iuate Matloa Aioatoo, JW kt iti j M '.kiiirr ia i 4ii rtlv r kt 7..' aud it j t-l M. import .-i iu Nc i vrk 7 A X J. (J? Kf ..WU, .rate Nt-w V'rk i.l 3'J P M tm kit 'J, fl ,i hctkiu.-jjf Itat I urn Muart MatHfi Jioiton. 'fit 7 p 5 3 LLKAN K.-71K" LI, PXPP.Lfcr, TKaI.NB btwea -tf St lUkivrr .kinl:r.' ut U P.iv r b'-d LoUu u f i oiiiiruttvu o. au rn uoat tiatl) Irom Brooklyn. fr M P y Jwr-ty ilv i 1' y, J ,rkuaudttatrovlLa map aPi-', Ij' r 'i'kiiiri: ,jj rw Virr ali'ti "i3, 'M Vr7 kbd I 3 ij ltt otd wny J. av .M trU JVfib ar k'id JUi "4 'H Jk,t-i:'ii j-i Lo.tr Aiwr Htu.fj afid Hn1of M IJ tr Li Mt ,N. Jt kU'l ou kttauirra 5. PROVIDSKTCE Z.IKTE, tj fj f'r U'-flON I'I.OJ!jm, WOl'.ChfcTP.K kUdKH J -iSJ ,--frr j.Lj,'.iia j'uiii luli ujLt t rtru f bortcit rail Tj ''taifirrk (.fNfef 7If I T and VARr'Aim,lhTTSwll J W i'n fl'iti.' P. f-vt Wn'riiiii at t 'VJ P dab. ;5 t r r- i C iyt ur- kl Pf"i- m r 'j A tt hvitoS vZf 7 W A'lir fni.' im" n-aiuer L ;i l.ik-U at da klt'v uirivt trr at 1''. i Vt, WL 5 -fti '-41 .t,j iir .jy Af-.t-r Uvum WiuOt'ir ana w wui jo. bt Hon ki .''t.v N V trantfr-r i.'o ta V Ji i tj( kud I iovH i. rtio wi.l i a l f vr aud cliKl 3 (ju)v. 'rv M'..t,-' rf lu i tt. dtftluktiou 7 tia I j u a ort -o.t 0; av jj EvJOPWECH L8Ej"i7 :s K.-W.V .v, .w.. k-y.t.., j; for Port!- W'irir W att b J' i K.O-i- -tiaiid. kr d aB J ,f poiilr IU au P. 'I hll.A Vi p.h Uar PJKh ft S-1 I III r K ti-I i'i' av LftOfOkt-rn fclrrtrt Pl- Jf ry 1AJLV -i, c. t trl ktAiU J. 41. Tlca- r m It'.uif vtlikki' U't J l trli.t pi tUki-t 0Vf 14 V j Aiif )i.ii I'tot.a j ut C i atPlr4". N P.- m i kbd t .Ati.f r cPt Ai. A t I'.a" U; fcalutdaj t K I t kl. nil' ,i uft f rot'i Nrw crk LO rv l'lr i 'fcSfi I c vu and i ti rji .rV,J i.(,d if rt. ti i ruut.aj f 4 t iltATlbct it-rvr. i.W.Arw lyvbt-U l P tt. J Hudson River by Daylight h itui l.n.t ntkiktr. j .M;V Vokk ,1 Al.IIA.vy rf fifi li,. tMiiirni1.!, ,.r f& I'lillHl" 1 li It I "jvrub-A kr-JA U. V. fjf c Y rl. Iir..'...,i .M'l Ui. J I'k- i. t, 'j ijo LA HM.tM,.i l mi Mtrtl'-tlut it. St, O.ri-i I'" iri ,.tj.,... -in-, i.i,! .1.0 iluO.oa, ,W Hudson liner Moaiufr Mary I'oircll. Leaving West 22d St. Pier3:30 P.BL. SATURDAYS 2 P. M., ''i trt.i d.it '.tl I I i.,'-i'Mi'iv oi r run 'iKMrAl.t. yew j, J I.' r M W li..'r l'.i Vl'.lwl, FiA-jHHKtA if f III 1 II I I A I.r I I Ji I V ill ALBAM BOATS, PEOPLED LINE. I r tki Mi bu J l I iiH-'Mj li.vi loll I t t r I i f wi ri at J M UtovkJU M JiU It-liU iio'ti I -ji Ut Ji kill fk fr'lT u'f t Ju'tt''.;. in. 'nrt ikidai lirvodatt Jr t. iif t r l -p i k 1 1 i.n. i, 1 1 ohH.'J if .H.U1I1 I IW' i' I A ,111 M AMfclii,VU fyj IriU Mil -ili.-J Hull i.- tl fvf Bfcfklvk r i BOSTON via STONING rON LINE", it 7t iu- roj.1 Pri i Chi r Wvt.ir. Kartajraa d9j rrt! I .i..'d VU" H -l.A.- t i ll'Ol (ftLI 7,M, 1 koG 1 PA'. rl I .t i.t. P rt J-."...-!!! Mitt fc-lEff. 1 vt .o' 1 au 1 X iLi.Cn.tt 1 tt;lt4 f M TROY BOATS. .1 l) llu) 0. M.I.IO,. Itl'l I .1 K, t WJ W 1 ,i i i l-rpr. Wtflw lint., I -i.. in in .Li., t.ufl,; J 1Y -i. ii... o .ii faii-uai'-i f ,J A in ,1 l".l I 1 rlrA.M-1' rVAlha -'fl ..i'i...- I i ,-i i ..li.rui. n. i tin y u. ir u I'.iJi.t ..i. ,l,-aftiJ I .iiO I, on u i u .i ok i y t& Iwi 'I. I" I a -1 v, i'ui,i, 1.AA1I.K.KIM I fi ,i.: i-i I i .i i h I'uioiJ.i.t f fS i F III v'ir ii .nli l.-.,li t- IS liioti i i.' io l I. it, o' v uiaiii 11 vit 1 i ty; i H Aiofcio w 'If k t, -.1 ji .ll.-a to All I ui I HI i I. J .i.,. J-r Jir,.lt, i'ttUl'1. M, KAMHll'1,1 M. -I v. AVl.i. 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Jyy: ll' fHB, 5 THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1890. i Cxntwlonj. I fll magnlflrent avlsry ml mammoth unnortum. inn' f- ttliie Olen Islanl olant hskn. Dinners n l carlo, fv "Klein lieop-chlAnd "Tho dairy.'' Boning, batlt. 1 S Ing, tuning, bow.lng an! blllmrds. IP TTMR TABLK-BTF.AMF.Rf! LHAYTS Flerle.N. n.riot Cortlsndt BL.H4J oiJi,1048A.M. I ur M 1 W, 4j0 muI J5 r. M Jewell's Wharf. Brooklyn. SOT, lrir.1. 11 5) A. M I IS IS. 1,41. a a 3 (5 p m jjd Street, test liner. sV law, il so ,!l A Ml 11.4-V 3 IN MS, t.IJ. 6,W P. H. HOATB M 1.KAVT5 t.i.I.N INLAND falsi A n( for JIM Strc el and !l ar Is. K. It II nX it. and 12 4M' M forl'lerlS YJ onlyX.JO,UCM,70MS.lX)l, M foralllandlugs. j 100. KXCUllHIO.V TICKKTS 40c. .4 EXTRA U0AT8 3UN0AVS. I; iRlSTMBOATClPANY. j j DIRECT BOC'flll TO THE IKOlf F1ERB AT w' Coney Island a Long Branch. 8f;- 3 TO-ilAVH TIYK TAHLB FOR CONKY I8LANI. l FltOM WliM'l'nll HT...V Il.-O. UV II A.M, I J ia m 1. 1 4i 2i t a i hi ft. n. 7, k and r. m IS. ,11 t'UOM I'IKK f.vr.Wl NO. 1 K.-iBatlery If 13 place nation olevate.l railroads). 9 m 10:30. II ,)i i a. M. I J i I m, I 15. ;t, 8.4. 4.40, 6 'JU, 0 30, 7.3U, 3 OiW, anduaul'. 5L Ml IKATHCONET IHI.A.MI riEIlH-AtlO 40, ft 11 4H A. M., Igiw. I-.4H, 40, 3:A 4 In 3, r'4 0.4U, .-4ll. M 40. U 40, Jllld in 411 I". V. J FARIi TO LUMtV IHLA.NO AND BBTURH. lift SO Ch.NlS. IS TIME TAniE FDIE i.ono imANun, E ritUM W1T UHll h'I' N. Jl.-BHO A. it 'SB aula 'io r. ;jj ficiim tiit (Ninv) no. in. h,-ioa.m. i St and 4 r. M. f ItF.Tl'KMNn. J I.llATli OIT.AN l'li;it-12:13 P. M. anaOUS 5 VAItb TO LO.NC1 nRASrit AND RF.TURN, n CENTS; 'I SIMM K FAKE. .VI CKNTS. it Fxrnrtlon tlrketN in t'oner Inland and Long Dranch 1 ld at all doTrn track mailom l.vmcd roads, wuu i rreitranrer i etwi-en outh. erry and Uattery placa H forVdaiid .idv lasen.era, 1 'ACATIOIV KXCXTRSIOIVS. 3 AM. TRAVELLINO I'XPRNSUS INCLUDED, A SUMMER" TOURS I IB f frmn akhtto twentyMina d(jr' duration, an1 tn Kr ludlntf villi to tlie iruuiiirf rvsorti of .Nm l.nirUiid. ml 4'AtiifU nj th Middle Suttt, durlufr ttie moutbs of Hy Julj tl't AUKUfit J SECOND TRIP TO ALASKA I (tbe tlrot itirtv ot July 1-4 havlnn been fllltd) leavlnir fJP hew Vork Vmc 1. T'jft oitvrarl trip vrthetN. I iitttllitn l"ailtlr KuiHtt, &inl ttm return oer tho rgl ortlifrti I'uclild Ititllruud, TiitU a viilt io ihi XLm letlop oiio atioual Turk. fl In adJiMoa to abovn, ptrtiei wU le&r New York fr IB Jui) IV uud Jl, Any H utiU titid -kept U for tha If. Yellowstone National Park. B Next KxciumIuhm to Culllornlu Sept. 11 and H BtT-aiiJ, fcr deicriptlvf circular dn'urnatlnif wheth- L 1 book nr I tutitieu M miner Tour.' eltowntono r (I atii'ii I'irk trli r Alf ska exruMion Is drslrd H AMyi) WUITCIIMH '.fkThrcadway, NrwYork. COR3EY" ISLAND7- ItUICIII'ON liI'.ACII, t 1IKST IlKKJIITON IIKACll. Sea Beach Koute, Y Culver Route, t Bay Bidge Ferry, i i Irom Foot or Whitehall Street, Termlnniol Y I KLEVATKI) UOAUI4, ll 1 ltUUAUlVAY L.1NU, If- I iti:ir i.ini:. tt'- Hi tf Pnataconnrettnffat Hay Kldne with tratnt for rnnr tl Iilanil via Ul'Lhll ami I HlUl'll Hul'Th tear 81 Vtllli-lmll ureft Imurlj Irmn 7. 1(1 Io l".IO A. an 1 ,j liall hourly Irmn ID 10 A. M to a 40 and u M I". Mr li l. unJajn, n m HID A, M and tialr hourlr In 1 Io Re h 1. il and ertry lireuljr inlliutii Uii-ri alter tn ll 10, flS n P 40 I". M ana io 20 I' M Ilciurnlng lattlralua luivo m 1 C'oncr ltland 11:04 1. M. I.acurilou llctetn. 4octnt. 1 BrigfitofTBoacfi Hotel jl jl llooiun on Amvrlciin and European Plant E- 'J TaMed'Ilotft Dinner Jl 5"), a fipeelaltr. S j '11IO.MAH K. CAllf.r. MonuKor. k Hhortrt Kntitn (n Ilrlchton Ilrnch. f Take KInir Conntv nd Rrooklrn Floated nallwar v at Hrlttjte hii-1 I ulton Terry to f ranUln av thture by J I m llr.ftht&u HcAt'ti Kalirofiil from AtlMitlo and Franklin 1 r S ata 1 riilni eTery ill minute after I o'clock. i Manhattan Beach. 6 TnAINK I.KAVT FOOT I:.II4TII HT..X.Y. 11'Ji.UIIt evert Sunday) H 31. 10 Jo. 11:10 A. M. M 12JO, I .'nil ji MimU's mil) J:n is vi ha'urdais f, alid Sntidayii nnlyi J. iaturd&ri and bmidayi ll ouiyl. midliuir li.Mirly fmia 4 sup M ton.lil'. M. U rtllllnl ,1.1, .-,1 irr iiluu' ot all ...rated roada W Hourly rrum 7 Io i. M m n iha.M; half hourly from H IlluP M toll io p M. bunday hourly from ioa.1I. Jj to ti;lu I'. M. I. nr toiiiMiiurday Iai40 p M m (iRAS it to.M i: k a f ri:it.Noo. ami I GILMORE'S INCOMPARABLE BAND. M ANI MA(IXIFU'i:T IlltRWOKKS Jl'KIlV fc.M.NU l.Xil.PT .SLNHA1 AMI MUMMY. BOWERY BAY BEACH J The mint iieiiutl'nl and I'Oimlar family retort, only tl twuiii omiutef etn rom .w 1'nrk Mrn.ei.ible hy e n a lliim eteaiitlioau from r.UHiiMh ht- LU J, 4 0, and i J y re.urunw li 11A M 1 1 :i 111, 10.7 in. and m I H.loP M. Al.ifr 01 liar em Erl.liie, 1 3m 11 St and lid Ae loniiil IJ A II. 1 d, uu 1 7 P. M itlrtully tu "s it ,randPer Imwerr Hay lleaib. Faro lu cclila, ohll- f V dlen halt III e. L H Alio t,) li t" rallrond from Kail I'Jd and U4th fit c VE ferrlej. u.iUroad fare i cent. t 1 COLLEGElPOlfr S, From I at mj.Ii rtt hy elegent noamhoan. 5, 7, 0, 11 r AM. li 11 1. 1 .1. 4. r. iV 7. ami P M itopnlnr at ilrand 1'ler llnwory H Beach by 12 M 2. 4. it and 8 r. Jl. irliu reiurnliii4 1. h, 10, 11 a m u .m. 1, j, I 1.11 7 naud iP, M to;iiilni; at iiranl Pier, Uowery 1 Hiv ileaph. 1 1 tin A Jl., I I'l .1 in. io 7ilu, and u 10 li I' M lar. 10 ceuie, clilldrta half price, baby car- I rleiteelrtie. i I Rockaway Beach. II lriiin for lines IIVAV PARK and ay itationileaT Br IOMJ ISLAND 11TV o 11 In. 1(1 J-J 11 41 A. M., RH 1 1 .0 I'llll 4 I'l. ,1 43. 7 H6 t-.IO H .1, 10 li V M., 11 fcundnje 7-1" 0.1'.. I" Vi In i 11 M A. Jl, 1J4 i ,'tfli I UIHJH!4( S 15 !l 4 4llf. 1-1 O.iS, ,V1 h, M 7.11, 7 1 H1 '15, ll ift. a 10 01 P. i il ARVERNE FAE ROCKAWAY, 11 laN. Y and it, 11 Hy Co, I.HAVF. KAhT IUTII KT, H, At- f,B A, M I I 10, J VI 4 'il a 7 Ml ruuduji 8 10 60 Ok IIH A Jl I JO, ,-m M 6 40. 7 jo, H P, M IM" IS SIIOHOLA hl'll'IALIlXCUKHIONH; ifr BTH CaHxIDI'tX. lia I'n-re L ataiion o )a M jWr i:Ul:: Ifl, Jrr.y.lty 0.46 A 1 1 m- ew rk ,to a U A. L m hpniiKy ".'ip.ri.rj. :iii oi n iH A Jl I' llt Ill INI A, M, 3 iiM t?I tlffi I'alern.ll ll'UOA. M, m kjllP w i ''""""'urTVo;;0'1"""' I LOR3G BEACri Iy H i.kam: i.Asr ami hr &o, eioiui a. i 20. W, Wl J 4J l .'0 e.'i '10. 1 I'Ai. H VI V M (-undeya. M .VI S,r H 'I 1VI A V l o ejiu. ln e?, H H t uuii.ci lor I'olni l.'M'kouu P' 0 luit'l'I.I.I.IMICMIAU.Y'l'lllKTAIilj! A ,AK,'orl.".?.,,,l,' .".I', -lie PH'll III nyUKMUIl- fi f'-N ll'Jll'l. am I'aMI.Iijn uw open uteumrre leaye Coni it. lal'dlnu at 22d and Hub N It, I i'l aud II mluulei laler li eu: hi a. M, i 1 t,3 7 ,,(1 J I" Furt Le I IV 1-' 7, A 'liH.JIle'JIimiW 1 7il.i and hi'Kl V M j 'ludicaue all th.Jnter mediate landing, are mid. 3 1 umrii Hi- .1 11 1 I ll.lll.V JiAt'I'KHIOV. (I Hlr.Tleii.. .Il.'iei., Hii-. Mu.i llnnriia, I 1 IIimmiui 1 Mlvrr, W. I Oil. -U.S. ICIrr, 1 U IS A. V I i'i I, JJ. (i ,t A u J I .,.J "1,1",71 M, 1:'l'- Vl '-I" and m' IU f ,1!'"!' ."'"'"V. u,t Hreei-lo.. A Jl f ,0ll, y. l.J,,i. ,l iKilii'i 61U. 47 4'iP. Ji I B.'.'"i".'.' 'i'i1 M. .ILaet trip from beach, ii.no. J FA HI! I.'. I I.N'I'H liACH MA. 1 P1.1",1?'1.". "U ''lallINU BANKS DAILY -Double"- 1 I hulled Iron etcum.r A Siil.bll, with uew bollert anil I ndalli4fe llinr.fleliienu, learel 31t E. c. 7 iJl 1 Pe,,.liy""' l; .i "'"I. N. H..M io'a U fre.t! I ball. lieiiu r ladlee, .Vjo AL. FuriTF.IV. l riHIIINi. II il.ui in bait, la ll... 'O IB I-HI I ittrlKera, fll feeiaelbuai ru jiiiik Imu 1 ul I u. ,i l. F ,,l .ta L H 7 10 liuilm l luliiuiiil Nui Liver n .u H lib I-III r),uin R r4,"'ii1;'' iftiol.r. Bene, dally At OOUACK ileal Xfi fr..T-Je "J"! i.alotJtaliillaji3f.ar7, 7a.iil 'T I Sun ,NW. v rf -jiftLiia.,-4M 1 urn "iliMiiiniintTriiiiiMiirrni fi i hiiim giwuitrwtntt. MACIBON aqDARK OARllRN AMrntTnRATItR. HA MlIK I. rrtKNCII A HUN, oen.ral Manatert TUB LARtll.ST, CCKILKhT, AND MORT MAUNlrlCKNT PliACE OF AMlHRMr.MT IN THfc WORLD. Lery Etenlng at M. STRAUSS and till mrlTalled IMPERIAL AND ROYAL, VIENNA CuUnT HALL OUCIII'.liTKA. Totetherwlth TIKI 4JIIAMI IIAA.I.KTH "(qiooilrf the Netlonal Howar" at o'clock RtrauH ornnd Concert, atno'olook "Peace end War" at Io son'oloca Prieee orchettra Riatln, l vi: Arena and Pariuet Prnmenide luclndlnr reata, 91. AdniiMtnn, around Floor Jl t Ralcony and t'rf.r Promenade io cantti lioxee, containing tlx. W. boxee for tiTe,H ..li'hrlAL-riVnNllTOTIIKOK.NKItALDFMAND. AND TIIKIK RNORMOI-H Ult'CESB. TIIR hTltAUKit HI-NDA Y MHIIT I'll.NChRTS WILL UK OIYKN UNTIL rURTHKIt NOTIOR. Couobeata, orcheatta and Arena, 6o. boneaH.fl. SEIDLS Unrivalled Orchestral Concerts At Ilrlirhton lleach. FrOKrnmine To.duyl AFTKHNOON-I. Yalta "Jurletenball Mrama. 3 L'Arleelenn.dl.) Iilet (a) l'aaturai., h) Tntermea o, (CI Menuetto, (dl liirnmlole. .1. Jlaturka, Die ila relle Ftrauu. 4 "Coitene" (a Fantattlc I'rocenlon). llo.ikow.kl. S Mtronlo lllie4dy (III D'orak. n. iaj I.rnlng hong bi Slumber ."ong. for itrlngorcnea tra, dchunami 7 Overture, "Lee France Jucee." Iierlloa, H. Final from" hootch Rymphony." Mendela auhn. 0 Walta, -Tentrum sirauea KRNIN0-1 Waltr. Wler.er Freiken," Slraiiia 2 Oterlure. "Frelechnta tteber. s Ballet Muelo. from-L.Afrtealne," Meyerbeer. 4 (a) In thy Mine" (llllet, (H)l'uilcato Oa.otte, Latann A. (al Ufon the Mountain.." Ibi "At the Wllaito," (lodard ft Jlarur ka. Fata Morgana," Mr aim. 7 rrelude, "Kihen grin." Wagner ilrand Selection. Alda," Yerdl. o U.ltt, --sumrrfer Mglitt Dream.' Strauie. PALMER'S "THEATRE. Fourth and Lett Week, and Lant Three Mglita. LAST MATINEE SITURDAY Jtl. III 0PERAscoMi'qi)B. THE SEA KING, AS PRF.BENThD BY THE WILLIAM J. G1LM0RE OPERA COMPANY, BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, eor 41t It. Tl.e lUnJeoiiini and Safest Theatre In the World. MR. FRANK W SAMIF.R Manager C'llOLbll Ilk TOB OF ICE JD MONTlf AND CONTINUED SUCCESS. CArtTI.KS IN TIIK A I It. BY O A. IIYIlNF. AND II A M'.RKKR. With HE WoLF HorrElt and hi great comrany. Every erenlng at a Saturday matinee at 3. UiuTll PERFORMANCE. AUD, 11 CASINO. Broadway and 3fnh it. ErENINOR AT 8:1V "AMBRICA'B C00LKST AMl'SEMENT REhORT." 40TII TO 4iTU PbRFOHMANCE. the mmum. CONTINUOUS BOOF OARDV.N TONTERT FROM 7 30 TU li O'CLOCK NIOIITLY Admlrelon 60 centa, Including both caterialnmenta. MANHATTAN ItEACII Tfl nllfiHT THE JIAIlfcLLUCLY RK.ALIKTIO lU-tllUnie orEN AIR MILITARY arECTACLK, sii OF VERA CRUZ. oTo'rbOPL'E." FlhE1VOnKM."6Qi)'PE0'pi.F" Tlf ADISON StiUARK THKATRK. SsHtsffJ as Beau Brummel fcLRY L F.MNO 8 30-8ATURDAY MATINhE KOSTER BIAL S. Weflie'idVj.'haturJay. 'ABt.BB'L''BTA. Mainz and Abaci o. the Arabian Wondera. Mine. Angot. rpnY patdum thfitur iith sn:Ki:T." 1 TONY PASTOR'S BIG SHOW. Itns-Jnnl FhNTnN thefireit Artl.ta MIT1.M-.KS.TCI-.S11 IT mil fBllnl EDKN MI'SKK. 1 he World In Wax YA N H-11 OE and Beautiful 4M F.X F.atu eg. ElUlhl.YI .NAtl'h III.MIAKIA.N HAND rpERRAl'E OABDEV l"th et. near Mil av -Summer X Theatre and Promenade t oncert To night. Biggar Mudent, Curt btreltiuauu Friday Apujutie lIUc Ettrf. PmWliuiK R.irES.'LOVfilRAXfH.S.J EVERY TUESDAY. TIIPRBDAY and HATlItDAY, Until Til UR-DAT Al a Commencing so P. M. Central R. B. of N. J. Liberty t lerrv B-l n l 10 I i II 15 A M.. li HI I-' 4 I 1 IP M I'enneyl- ronla K. n.. Corllaudt and Ile.broeee tt. lerrli-e, i' in. II-.'IUA. M., li M Utl P. M. (I P Jl on haturdny, onlvl 1-oata. Tbi Sucdy Hook, rrom Pier A, foot of Hector f II A. II li."'. 1 r. M I are. round trip, inclu'llog admlelon to flel 51.50 II ll ('Mi bMilRK. hec A. J. CAK8ATT. Free. ginnoforttjt, rflH3, at. FISCHER PIANOS. Larirevt luiortment Uprliht, (3rand, rind Square Hanoi at moderate ptiet?. each, lueia Itnentt, and ex c hai)Kd. Set eral tartfalm in lecond band I'janoa, different maker, at low j rices Klfttflhlt I'lANU MTARKROOMS, ltOSthav., cor. ltith at ew York. REATKST mTroaINS EVER OFKEUKH.-40 gol cond hand pinnoe, prfcts S' to f.V. payments f 5 monthly, linr Watrre uprUht. vniy $7t It ran pi monihl. riaiioi exchanged. HORACE WATERS CO., 134 .'.Til AV. EATTY'R CFLERRTE11 OROANS and plnno'fnrtee are matohleet. bargain lor partlcnlir. addrees ex Majir HbATlY. Wathlngton. New Jersey. ELEOANT rritlcillT tins. W monthl) srelnwayT bargain. WlbSMlIt, iotl and S02 1 ulton et llkljn. P. CONNKIl, 1 Fuel 4Scl Hi. Upright and equare plania forealeaud reutoneusy termeof pajment ecOIld-and, 160, $76 floi tiiiwatu ofit nml cf ottnrt. IATIY'R roi'KETBOOK-Vlcinlty Lenotae and 121th J tt contents. Monoy, keya.xpree. r.c.lple Pliake a Idre.e Major WHITE, bqutubl. Llfa uiiarauce Com pany Liberal reward LOST DIAMOND, corner Hoaiton and Bow.ry. re ward win be ulien at ten Bowery. II RltfcBLAM. cPrrstounl Jlctirw. BLUE MODEL-Call at 6 Pino at. room 40, Monday, July-il, loo clock. .School. and (College. PENNINI1T0N (N J.l SEMINARY AND LADIES' COI, LEIIK Altt oar, oflere rare educational laellltles, terme moderate, lugh uul healthful, eteam heating, gea tlree.cupee. aey lilutm TUua. UANLUN. D.D. 1'reildent for 21 yean. aujiitructton. BANJO TUITION -HENRY C. DOBSON. eole manu facturer of the patent Bell Banjo 1,270 Broadway. BANJO, aongand danr.. jig. clog, and reel dancing taught, circular, mailed. J. buoa.s, itu Uowery. BAN IO.-(IEOR(ll. TKED. maker, teaclur. day yell ing Ar. D, corner Hooaton iL l.adlee taught. Ti:SoOKAllfv and typewriting -hklll 7n3 montha al am B'way typewriting leitona 1 wrekl). TIIIIEeLenHONS on the banjo for t Mri II UOHUIrt, 314 Jlleecker eL.Jlratllat, Oflf) PERhO.NS drowned yetterday; I will teaoliyoa 6,J iwlmralug for f3 Addreot CHAMPION hWlMMEIt, box M-T Sun ottlco c3u.oinrrj4 (Shnnrrsi. C'lENTLRMAN educated, legal and fine bullnera abll a Ity, ealle for London and Peru Saturday aud will traneaot bueine.4 for American firm, on reasonable terms, letter of endorsement from statesmen and Jurists also Introductory letters from i-xpi-uiito au Ihorltits at Washington. IMOItMlIKK UlVbltH. bug ItaA huu up town ottlce, l,2ii.i Broadway. 1.1 11 It HAI, 1',-114 Philip st Jersey city, liquor store, wlihltrcus., boating, bathing, Ac. Apply tu It J. MURPII1, l.m Monigomery L, Jersey City F'lllt MA1.E-A blacksmith ahop with a guod setn't toolst long standing Apply tu Furmsn si Brooklyn. (Sountri) gonvfl. nTNA II O U CE-Loosltd lite minutes walk to Oreat JMj south Bay, convenient for surf and still-water bathing, grounds xleudiii to rtveri hath bouses !rei lor terms F. 8. PBTKHjON, Orov. ar, Patchogue, L l bus M. IIOARDRRS WANTED on a farm' near theshorsof JA Long Island H3Uudi boating bathing and cshlug. Address Bound View House, P. o. box 7. northport. L, I, TjOARDERHllANTED.-PrTyal. "family. "near Tuoun" XJ tslns, pUniy shade, no malaria, boating, terms. Silt noposiula Box 0, Wlutsrien, MulUrau county N. Y, BOARDKRH WANTKD.-Ocean Crest Hotel." good boating, bathing and nslilng. ritANKLIN U NORTON, Proprietor Far Bocksw.y, N, Y. BOA II II I! KS wunlfd at WoodshurrPaTlllon, W'oodt burg, L 1 rates IIP per week (Mil N TRY llllAIll). near Oreat Booth Bay -Fin. batlilugi plsasaut rooms, goud tabi. modtrat. terms A. JAR1 18. Hlno Point. I. I, r'OU roUFORTT-ritatant. home-like summer reireat. Plauo. croaust. Aai plenty of grounds and shsds. vood tsbla, and within a few minutes' walk of Manhattan Beach HOWhl.L VILLA, box Hi. bbsepa liead Bay, L, L Terms ressouabls. MIIH, Il7HI(ANAAN7Tormerly Mrs HT Weimss hastaksn luk. Eldsrts w.ll known hoiel at Ilamniel'e station, Rockaway Beach, all comforts at moderatu prices 8" "iiR ioT-AN RK ACCOMMODATED with good eonn" Ir. board al Hie Brook. Ide I ollaga Fu.lerlown, 4 miles from the city of N.aburgh half a mile i'i I o.t Oitloe, near a ihurch, a heullliy loi-allty. plenty of sheds, good water, Ac For full tiartleutare address J M MARINO, Crommer'sVallsy. Orang.rounty N V. (Sxmxfilowf. tJTARIN'i CITY. RH8R AND HARBOR rrUNBTOB- 3 TATION CO..orares Tiers KN.lt.foot of Cortlaudtst fissaou i Excursion li.partmsut fcsssou l-ti 1 Bin ks now op.ii I l!L lialiy mo' hundsy l"tni New I lee. ore grounds and tr-ves lie igh.iul s miner ilay.s uutug Curu modlous steamer, and barges STEAMBR hlliEKON. lor Long Branen, Fsabrlghl I'lsasur. Bay and Branebport, Isaysa Franklin st, corsrsd pitr, Nonh llH.r. dally at 0 A, Mj Brsnrlv pert dilly'al 3 HO P. U. Hundars at J P M ff elgbl -J islTtf al all hears, fag for Ul rosnt trtf, tu mlt i k JSa.VW-y. '"'.'wi i's.i'iij(alligtliltsT'f'iii.sjMMl amaaaaatBcamamEmaassamsammsaBttaM ffummtt gttjaortft, Adonic lalnnsl. 40 WliYUTES FROFSEW YORK CITY. YOU CAN LIVE OUT OF TOWN. JUST AS WELL AS NOT 1TIT11IN TEN MINUTES' YIAI.K OP MANHATTAN BEACH, AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I. rniVATi: noAitiuNo iiovhf, ThU ell known and select rsmllr report Is open for inetaruuier and fall 1 arne and uliaJtil srouiuli tor children, crnmmodatlon onlr Trit clan. A few rooms tinenjrarrd. Bend for term. Adtirena Jlox 0lf Howl! Villi. Sheepshead Bay.L. I. ,imitti: trM.viia.s mi iiotkt wilt be run aicltnUfir tn the urnpAll ilan tuU fcam mer. Tartlcular attention to tri.iisieuts. LONG BEACH HOTEL, I.ONO JIEAI II, t, I. "0 THE ATliANTIC." OKLY TWKNT1 FIVE Mills UtOM Nl!V YOBK. FINES!' ANII H.VI'EST M'ttl' HATH. 1NO IIEACII ON 'I HE 41AMT. ORCIU.STBAI. Ml'hlC TWICE D4ILY. POINT I.IIIIKIIII T HOTEL, riro miles east of Long Beach. Boating, Sailing, and rieblnglu the Bay and ocean. JOHN T. DF.VIM-.. Man. ARGYLE HOTEL COTTAGES ANH lAHINll. IIAIIYI.ON, I I ON THE CHEAT hOL'Tlt BAY, FISIIINO, HA1I.1.MJ, JIATIIIN'O. FINEST HBIVFH ON LO.SO ISLAND. ONE 110UH moM NEW YORK. vnequai,i.i:: TitAiv hi:uvick. H. 1.EI.AN11. Manager. The Elmore, SAYVIZ.Z.3, I.. I. Beantlfuily located near t.reat houlh B.iv Accom. modeilons for H"i J ts. I. M'AI.DINU. Proprietor. W c SPAl.IHNil. Manager Also of BAY IEW liui'Mi. Shelter Island Heights, THE TOWERS LKE R('NKONKtiM, U I. First clam summer rn'trt on the tanks ortnink amnnr tli jiint-s iran aholut mirf fur malaria nnd all brum hit nnrctlmis I mc! ent ti.itlilnn aixl ilftttlnv. Hold now ojen iinJer tit-w tn.in itrrmeiiL I.v ruhlnif of tha Iiltrhet order Hntlis (a i'en Hrepi.. e Ae lor rooms and terms adUre's The rowvts,' Koukon kuma. U 1 MANHANSBT tlou!e and rottAhrs l)-lter Is an. I I 1. N Y. Utftlihtuih located beutirul seen rv dilos. ard erovfs, achtli.if, tiathfnir i !iuirf mu-ic datu'ln;. open until ept Ml. rust aicn- hit h in w fai fnilns by I.uiiir IfianJ Rjilin ad and mtnitier MULTMt bUMi, .'U'l f'-r turn and il s ratfd pimi tint to UK Ml i S Mii.K:t, maiisiKer, MauhuiiSttt House, Suf folk county ew ork KETGHABONEG'K HOUSE, Wasthafuflton Centre. Long Island. SITUATION ARMII.ITPLV lll.ALlin, IIM: FWt AND-TU.LWAIFIt 11 4TIIIM1, Al 11 ri.M., KUWI.NU. KIMIINU, AND ilonli Illlll INl). It El'KIt t'.M r. (IIVEN. I'ICANK. V. Jt.Vk.NOIt, I'rniirlrlor. BELLPORT, L l BAY HOUSE; rharmtniclr lo4'atel on threat sontli l'ay filfudld Tachtlim till an t surf b.tthin.; rWcUrt,tcl.ut. Voe cirt nlarf nnd Iiirirnatioti iul tu JL'li OKI. i V h Sd ti TEB SJ SS o mb. 8J Hroadway, cw York or nt hotel. BAY'SLDE'lIOUaE", AMITYVlLI.i:, I.. I. De'lghtrnlli h i-atel near ilreit mth Bay, term, moderate, boating tlshlug. aud bartiln. MAT1II1.W ML'Hl'IIY. STETSON'S WATSON HOUSE. IIAIIYI.ON, I,. I. A FIKSTfLA MM1LY Hi'Tf U On nnst Smith Hay Upett all ih tr,r r l-hlntr rail, lrjjr, and shiotiiirf A. .Met. lt fiN. I'rpri tor SEASIDE HOUSE, Rockaway Ileacli, opens June i" I'urnpean plan only. T .1, imn.ssAV rroprietur. "BAYSWATER HOUSE, FAEt BtCB4AWAY, Bi. B. One or the Unfit and most e'aboratf hrc hote's 'n Lnnjr Inland lhtr hou Is eotirely n-w, ne r ha Inn 1 efii u cupied It is also nu ni umruutly luriunhc'i. Mid dlvldft into superb aultesor apirtrnn ?nch uito liavinn a eiarate balcour th tiou-e 1-. a:ii t l Jut !lrt-' laurainltiesocly- Bath In jj borttini, and fhlmr uufurpaflHed. JOHN MlIIROAKIY .Mnnager. FARRbCHAWAY, L. IT THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. Complete in nil Its appdn men's, open 'unetun dtr tho manajmuent of t).- well knowu aterr Joil.N J ROijfclth. iH'urk place, '-w York. "OCEAN HOTEL," KAIt K(M KA.VAl, I.. I. Kow open fr ihe sei-ion. Arc intiiolatlns for VOO Sueots tfaa. runiiii'r water and sr.rthl.AK To TIIK thA.S. ror if rnie call or nddres as aluA. or 1'hn.H W, MtiiUKi: ULaat-iTthsU LHoilywood Cottage, I'.lll IIIMKAH A 1. I.. I.. Now open tor th eai'in ah mod. rn liuproiement-i. W J. lil.Nhb, loruierli of the Wiudsjr Hotel. ItltCMVN'S tOTFAIli:, I'AK ICIMK. MAY'. I, I, neiir eehore. nely reuoia-d rooms open June 14 1 iril-s ileum unt hoiln- i oni torts for terms uppl tIS.i W. .1 Tt.0 et, or on remises. .MA III SON IIIIOi:, 1 Alt Kin HAW AY. I. I Now open New management tlr.t class bosrd ne, bar. JIARK W iiiti, 3io Last I7lh si New Yorl.. ajMlTIIIMIItT HOTEL," I'ATl lloiU'E, L 1. Feaeon or ri. npen irom June to October rerme, v. tu tu-per wee'.. Mrs s. N --MITI1. lrop. "StitNA HOI'SK. Lncaled five minutes a-alk to Ori-at Jilt Miiith Bay coilienlent fir Flirt and etU w.it r bathing, greiiiids ekieinnng t'i rirer. bain luriie-s tree. For terms K. E. PhTtKMJN. t.riieav, Putcriotue, L. 1 bos :ni7; CLIFTON HOI hi. AN'i. COTTAOI Pa', la.gue I. I, only a few feet from the sandy bench lif the Oreit South Bay. umplM giomids, locution liusulAiu.sed For Illustrated circular address "i3- J KN KIN'S. LI'B POINT, L. I Boarders ac oin Amdaled bout A Ing, tlehing bathliu. with a broud ,a and a splendid shade, goud table, ol.iiuge ilAily terms liind erata J I: WaiiNI.k Proi n.tor. rpilK ATI.AMIO HOUSE lleaulfiillt looat. -1 on X the hay and nresn. t.ool Imailng am lalhl-ig; Pshllig OMl II. llillil.KS We.tll.lliiitiiii l entre. 1-1. r li 1 1. Kl.AK IlOrSE FRONTINO OKEAT SOUTH BAY Large and pleasant rooms, gooialmdy gr 'Uiidi, fish lug, boating, still water and sur bathing, within file minutes of depot. Addre.s Mrs. PlTluLBALD, box 34, raU.le, L 1, ""OCEAN Ilt'lUHE, tjUOilUK. L L Sltnated within 5 minuteswf uiean an 1 beach; quiet family resort II P PA1M-.. "UtOVI. AVKN'l'KH'll'Krnntril msr Ureal 1-outti 11 Hay conieiiient for t.'jitli'g I athii.g and tlshing, balh boiisu free, large, ehsly lawn, good table, terms riasonable JI.HI MIAII JON f.8. bo,;il, Pati-hogue, L. 1. LAKE HOUSE,ISUP, L. I rteaaiiMy ltnat'd ma (.rent Simtli )Uy nnd ocean, acrsil4e via L I It. d A en for enrfanemtnis for (tie seasuu aud transient tttors A Mwrt It KTI.I.UsNWRIU', Trop. 0RAM1K IIROVK 1IOTKI, ANI DlTAllR on tho (treat (South Hv, ratchoue. Is. I lontlnu. hath tuff fshinir unsurj Aaad Jenth tve'ibon uudrr ranm nrvnagi nient Uyai Muy uaU HrKditr. lurnUlnd cutuges filet. hANKi ltl Wl.l.K. 1'ropriDiur JTcunylVHnlu. IIEI.A1AVAKE WATF.K HAP.I'A, The belt of lutein, at the most beautiful and health fu! of muunialn re.oria, H 1, and IV. R. It ihreo bours from ew York. l IV. HIIOllll EAtt, rillll'. CI.NIIAL, Delaware Water Han. Pa. Most rw A yenlent liouis in W ater Osp to all point, of Inti rest. ticm', for c rrculsr. s li ovp.ltFli.1 D Jllindei luliind. t'ONTINENTAI. IIOTEr Narraganselt Pier, R. I. ri:. jui.y t. fLAHU N, M'OI'in.ll, Mssiiger. AIlMcrlluneuua. F.HSTPORT, CALAIS.Tt. JOHN, HALIFAX. The fin. .trainers l I MBFIII.AMl and MATI "F "MAINE leal. Coiumereia tthart Host n fori i.tport Calais Jl. and M I'hn. N II., h ,IA Jl Xundav.. Wednsslaya and Irldays Closs connsrilous mad. witli alt rail and steam lines ntcrlng iiosiiin. IhTEKNAIIONAL HTEAWBIIIP CnHPANY hen I 111 osnts for drsorlpily. Tourist Book Illus trated, or may b. had at ofllr. or of Agems for 10c. K. A ALIinu.V, (Jeu, Agl., HOT W'M.bl.nton r)l lluituV. New York. tirnRN TO? HATE DECIDED on tom ruh ar raiigemer.ts, send a not. or call and w. will giy. j on eveij infuriiutl.'n aisolurrdsh ticket. and stouresiseo. li g ear or eieemsMp aetounuodailou for auy liua. Bents tf f umiusr lours rise vw i rf"0"' COOtt umme 2hwt New Ynrtu GRAND UNION HOTEL Saratoga Spring! I'NOnit TUB NEW MANAOKMENT, IS OrEN TOR THE SEASON TO OCTOBER I. OLOHUIf a ADAMS, Manager. FISHER'S ISLAND, N. Y., (lppottt New London t onn The new and commodl mis steamer MiiiinatntktM will cunnect at .New London with Norwich ilea ml oai Hue and it'i trains from w (.rk liooiuii and New Kiifland tMtles the .Mansion lluuse has hem newly painted papered. anl r tur tithi'l an-l t tied wlih pniinhiii under raiiltarr retfu tatlotis, and wilt bo open fur reception or a tlmtled mitii hTof gufsis about .hi us i ft iclephune In home ten uu tins with Now I nmlon. boating, Uathimr audllrery fsolllties anorded Address r. S .10NKH, lui State it. New London, Conn THOUSAND ISLANDS. Central Park Hotel, P.O. Alexandria Bar. N Y. Is the midst ot the finest scenery nnd best I'sblng grounds In the SL Lawrence Bler. New hotel Miaded lawns, l'uro water Perfect sewerage I ntlre relief from hay (eler and malaria. Hates fi toiday, tlOteflf week, epecial rates Io tauillies and parlies. K. h sPA.Ni.l NliERU. Hanagar. Sharon Springs. ii. Y. rani ion ITotku Europrnn Arpllrniliine of Mulpliur Water liilinluilou. 1'tilvorlzHtlou. Ilnlli nnd Dniiche, far nilFTMAT14M. OotT, CATARRH, un.l BRIM DlRCASKSL 1'ainphlct, list of nniini s, aud prlc, irratla JOHN ll. UAtlDNEH .t tiONS. izOTES CZIAraP3L,AIBJ, 3 J11LLS SOUTH OF l'LATTSBURU, N. Y. FIRST REASON. O. H. SEAVLY, MANAOER, NOW OPEN, For Rooms Plana Terms, and other Information ad drcs as al.i.ie. Clinton county. New York. liMLFono pari; iioti.l, Kormetlv HlKhland Tark. Now rpen: finest yl.w- .u the III dson. overlooking Storm King oml Mountain Hnue. Terms reasi.iuib tltst chits In all respects. I. A. HABRAOII. CATSKIlj, 'vnl'XT.llNS MORI.F.Y IliU -.1 -lite miles from Cairo, r.lrvntlou about l.iisi feet. EM. IKIlltl.TT. Cairo T P.. N V. New Jersey, Posig Brafiich. LSUND'S OOEASM HOTEL .'Pl-.N I MIL OCT. t-l PER DkY AND IP. $I7.oO Pl.ll Wl.l AMI l P LKMLI LAND Pri.uW ARISEN I.E1. 1ND. Jr. Mgr. LONG BRANCH. UNITED STATES HOTEL (ii'i n.- .it m: :i ri to f vi ri i: hay. Iraionatde riles to Untitles lor the season. LAIltD A VAN ILEAL Proprietory. "ocsAIa, ea6Vs7wrarT" SHELDON HOUSE CJItl.A 1 -l-' I'--.. I'll .VISE OK llANAIiKHKYr. CcniMiieut timi'e.m lake nnlciliip Accslnmodateft 4. kui a.-, I etator lerms luu leratc. 4 LAIELEIl. HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTT.&GES OjPEFj1. Jlnslc. both., nnd the t.i st reitsimint at Long Branch. I.IIMi UISAN'.IH. N. .1. GRsA-STS VS25,37 EIOUSE, 1 orn. r O' l an iid .-rallew ills hl'Etl.tl, TERM, FAMILIES, A. 4J. HKAllLi:i, l'r.li.rletiir, ASIHHY PA lira, N. .1. CBLEiVaAN HOUSE. Diri cti on th" b.ach The Iradimr hotel of the place. Wll op, ii iiurdj lune'i.x lii First clans stable. Rue. "Iliw-.m ..uid Information of was All. It. Man uli.g .era. vir J E. RaLPU, Proprietor, Asbury Park, -N. J A -IH'ICY I'AIIK, N. ,1. ('OttUMIAB., BBO'B'HBs. Mt a J ttif -.ear round. Modern improvements. a-nie to tamtll'ri J.li:'i AMI UOAlIIUN-n KTARMX Ai ciVun dation for H"i h'" eer thinir new, all t) Ks tt. carnaket for hire ut ehortf it notice IA11I:m II. KOMAI.N, 1MCOI. ASKVKY 1MKK, N. .J.. 23.CP. eT-ia-lVXaSiS HOTBIi. elefi family hotel MoJern nnd homrllko. Broad iJaUatas tut lliK tho v rean A-Mrr-M K A. Ml ATT. Manucer. 1. j-t v a i p aiunuccr, iioti:i, Ai.mo.v, Ash'irr Park N. j northeu. lomeror Ocean and "d i." l.f'i feet fnun Hi'1 surf t ntli tca-tou tabla tti bei-t ternit from K' to l J per wiek, J per day citcstra enuajfsd for the flCiison s hopt. c J1- im:mbkrton. AUI'ItY I'AKK, N. .1, TSflBC VE4,rr4QCSA Knmllv lr-'tel, trontln. on ocian nnoUirncted Tjew; li.lne.l b tiK ui d eleciririt) artesian water all mod en improvements suprrlor table, terms moderate ASBVRY l'AKK, N. ,T, Comer d and Kamile). dtMzhtfully located; full o.ean iew modern louveMences a CHAUI-ORI SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, U HEATH C-2GUSE. Tins beautilnl mountain remrt OPb.NB JUNK 10. I.ale. r.dui'iil ?iy to fll. per week Diagrams, Ac, at I veiling l'o.t Building, Niw lurk (tnomwi Srnd for clrtulur. J. WARREN COLEMAN. Connecticut. Peqaot Iiiise9 oozsrixr. ENTIICr.l.V NEW MANAOEMENT. 1 hi. old and i.opiilar resort orters to the publlo supo rloi llldu. eliieoti LUt.VTinS I V.Sl'Kl'ASSEI). HI'.AhONAIILl fl ItJIS .JOHN IIA'I'FIEI.II, PR0PR11.T0R. FORT 6RISW0LD HOUSE AX OTTA3:M, tin the Hound. Onpusllr New London, Conn. fifth season under the same runn.iirenent. A cool, h'alth) and delightful siimmtr rrmri hathinr, host In-, ll-hlm, Au Kooins and cottage may be engaged at ftturltvani Uoue, New )rk iity. MATT1I i:VtS A I'lKKNON, 11 oinletorw. 'SAYIH.O0K POLVr, C0..V. FENWBCK HALL Js now open fir the season under the direct nianaacruent of the proprietors of the Jloilrusiii House. Dotr.on House, J I.. 'uM'.li I'ron I'orlon n I'olnt. houth Norsulk, Conn tin the Look Island Mxmd. Msatitiimly Iniatl. l''iliiitr Imiliin.' and f hio Accummoilatloii fur by ihc 'Li. or Hie entire p eaten, ferim on uppll titilon one tiuiir rrom 'trand enirai r-tatlon via Y, and N l R It hteumsr I lt of Albany Jearss Jlaelc Ji.iiist i It N W) I' M, fist L, U IV. .M, V ul r. M. KaturdsM uulf bmir earlier DJPsxia-flolcl, Oonn. "VIES ST. KASC," NO OJ I.N lOK'IIJChl.ihOV, Alio "iel, de'ixl.irullt sillialed he.ntll d irl finest ijatliiiirf bM li lu New Liiirmnd attractive rates t f-iolOs lu f cfiiitiir to fcpei.-l Ih summer tend for uevripilvit circular to i.KuRwh a WKLLi, I'sirreld, Conn. Also circulars and information al Fund's wuslii stwra. SA Union squar Newiorlt ISLAND VIEW HOTEL, hi'I ii.N Y 'Ui:i.K, i tf.N'N. Opened June j Uuit b autlfui ioi atlon on the Hound lattilu toat Ju riihinir ircuars terms io r i Ll.lN-v t -M iroday New York SUFFIELD HOUSE, in lbs grand old town l Suffleld. baa lately bsso a srgsd and died for sumoier kvsrd,rsi mil orlrssi Irtry waasstsdi UrtisaMu.bi. JUsXWIATJsAl-e. J e?sasyWaBsf r i niTi iiifiiiiTiBTT mlla s gUnl (grrtnte fgot cgato. IS NEW YORK TO CONGERS, RO All Going to tho Now-Bo EXCURSION TO-DA Express Train leare foot of .Tar at HUNIinEKW OP PEOPLE vffilT TIIR Ti'!.!l..1?9,a.,,B'r rllAUMINO. tiie'a M'ATKIt OP 114)1 ICLAN 11 LARft AM PU 'ilr?!!ji?TBrEnl In.eat.d jet cull nnil see 111.AIJT1, The moat chnrmlnc apot oi raeutanosvernlnstct.il A ueiv It, It. aintlon, the flneat on the line A 41 n AND NEW HOTEL Kleatant nesr rraldencra of the lateat viae. farmlnK ennntrr is lets- month atto la anw And oi Mils tidulllul Bi.nt the people ol hnniea. llhyl llecnlisr Int. worth 9! no r, u month. Free mea, free Int., tree fnnn BOSTON IMPR vr.Ton-NorFii-K.MB ,,no IU3 Pnrk At. Open K.enlwgei, gttniffjstnlc ntginrtlon. A JERC. JOHNSON, JR.'S FLA3 ftfl PROTECTED BY DECISIOM Brj"JPr 0F SUPREME COURT, fWSW NOV. Ulh, IMcV Ui tNT IMITATE FLAG,is5Si I nillN'T KEE TOD TEHTERIIAT WITH THE NOIILE ONE IllNIIUEll 1VIIO, Af'TINH O.N THE A1JVICE 4F Fill EN UN. UOlIGUTbATUltDA. ANII at ON HAY AT FLUSHING HIGHLANDS I.. I no JIINVTEK FROU N. T. OO TKAINS DAILY, FARE tOc. ItlOTII 1VAYJ TITLES GIMilNTlD TO GIVE ALL THOSE A CHANCE "Who on iti nbnve rini-s, hernune of the liKcnc-A nT ihr linnr, fulled io net Mntted 'on. I tin to extended the IO per rent, dl cnnnt on nil puIc-, InclitfUnfc monthly pay. mn.ff, with nn uldltlonnl discount of IO per cent. (SO per cent. In nil) Until k July 21, CHOICE LOTS $30 For C'ueli, or S.1 .Monthly Pu,menta, SEND FOIl FJtEE It. K. TI4 KF.TH unil 11.-Mrrlt.tls e Mnpn ut once. .lEICE. JOIINMON, .1 IE.. 04 l.lherly at., Ness- York. flt:i Fnlton at., HrooUUn. P, HARNETT. Auctioneer. THE LAS-1 CHANCE TO BUY LOTS LOWERREASTATION, WILL BK ON TLT.SDAY, (sIULY 22), AT 12 O'CLOCK, M 1VIIRN THE BALANCE OFTnK I'KOP. EUTY, CONfiISTI.NO OF AHOl'T S.-.O LOTS, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION BY R. Y. nARNETT, Al'CTlONEBll, at the Real Estate Exchange and Anotlon Boom, Ml and UA Liberty st, ew York city. Elnll'I'Y PER CENT, of the nnrehas. erlea iiinn i x s-r.ix x t;rs-i-. or tn pnrcnase pnoe mar remain on bond and mortgage at per cent, psr annum. 1 Hie psrfect and policy Issued by the Lawyers' Tltl. Insurance Company without charge to purchassrs. tor mips terms, and full particulars app y to R V HARNETT A CO, Auctioneers, New York city. HOLT 1 BUTLER, Attornrjs. Ill Broadway, New Torx city. JAMES 8 FITCH, Agent, opposite Hudson Rlrer R. R. Depot, Tonieri. N. Y "WM.E. TAYLOR, Auctioneer, Will sell (rain or shine) on SATURDAY, July 10. com mencing at 10 A. 1 S2H Lots on Hudson st, llacxen sack, special train on Fuquehanna road, leaving Jer sey City n.,3 a. JL; lunch, line music, big parade; corered stages from dspot to grounds, don't miss 1 1 z only $10 per lot down on day of sa'a. For free pass, Information, mapa, Ac, call at KENNADY'S. an Cortlandl st np slalra rProiiorjnljJ. JE1V AQCKDITCT-BOOOII DAM AND RKSBRYOIR. bUPREME COURT RECa.NI JUDICIAL DISTRICT. In the matter of the petition of John Nem-ton, Com mls.loner of Publln Worts ot the l Ity uf .Sen- Ynrx. till Irr an. I in pursuant e (if chsptrr 4 w ot the Lvrs ot li-eU snl ill tpter li'il of the Urns of 1--H7, and on ba hall of the iU)nr. Aldirnien, aud Cinimoualty of the fit) oi N w lurk for i he appointment of Commission els of Aluinil'al uu 'er said at t. I'ubllo iiotir. is b rel y glien that the sscond separ ate report of the Commissioners n' Appiaisal appoint ed h. rein on J uly'i.1. ihh;, hloli report was tiled on July .1. I u m Ih. otnee of Hie cler of Westchester county at ihn Court House In the Tillage of Whit. Plains In said i-otiiiti. und a cop of wht.-h was on Hi. ralue da) fl.ed In the oftlco of the Clerk of Putnam county at Cnrmel lu said iinintv, al'l he presented for continuation to the Supr.ine Court at a neclal Term thereor to be held In the hecond Judicial Ill.tflcf at the Court llnuie lu the lt of Poughkeepsle llutchcls co'inti, on Aug 'l iP-gl at 11 o'clock lu tlie forenoon. Ua'.cdNrw lork. July 7. li WILLIAM II CLMIK t ounscl to the Corporation i Tryou row .New YorV city. cropntincrsUtp yiotlctx. rpOvvifojllT MAYTTlNChKNi 1 Tako notice that on and afirr the 1st day of July, ih.l th. rirm or JNo a i.ltiiliTHri .t co and OltlVriTIIH A JIUKUl'IONDo formerly conducting lh business of tinning at ftlfi I est IHh st In ths i Ity otNew York. 1 dl'solied liv mutual consent, t A Id lis III. WUUilUIO.NIlil retiring from raid firm and.lMl UltlKHTIIH continuing the business a, heretofore, and assuming the llsldlltls. of sad llrm Dated .New York, JolyB, IS.ni. JNO A (1RIFFITIIB. CARTliS UK MIMIOUIONDO. Jnitrltin SlwitrmlM. OrRN ALL H'liMBR-Tliorough school fordsnrlng WALT taught rapidlyi rlr. ulsrs h.NICIvhltBOChKIl Ctl.NrlElllAIOItY. 41 Welt ItlblL cVritiioittf. J)l!MllONri.-New laa disabled soldiers widows; psi snls not heretofore enililed thIKRA.NPLN' BION ArTORNKY I OMiI.INIA Ie3 flfosdaay. rtttiitrrUanroua. DIII'.NRKNNFgs-lkiuir HablL In all th. aorld Ihernlthul one cute It. Ilallies linlden eperluc. ll isu beglisn In a cup of cuflse or lea. or In armies of food without the kiioaled.e of the pallenl ll is abeo lulely harmless, slid lll tlli-i-l a psniiaiisnl andseely cute wi.r her the pstlrlil Is a lijod, at. nill.ker or an li olio 10 wreck II i.ler lallN ll ol eralesioiiulelly and wan suihrerialuty that the patient undrrgoes no lliionvsiileuc. and rr. he Is a.aie. his fi inplst. reformation Is eOecled in page book of psrlliolsrs frs iil.FX. HUliM'T. JIH Broadway WilaUAN A UlliLLK.bACir filld. Ileus. .ONO-AUiiB lirAUMACr. md st aud Broadway. L IIUUNUT. Kii Broadway Brooklyn Agsnla. BuLlOa DBUO CO, SMFoltonit, A POMITIVE FACT.-l'mbrellaa repalr.d wfille you wait i up. rerorerlngat low prloesi fac tory mi Urn premlsss KJIIllih Hi rulloo st. up stairs, branali rloie. M Fast I5.h st. 1.1I.AMTI0 HTOCKINOH, knee raps, anklsu Irnaaea. J abduuilnal belts. oiuImLss, shosld.r f(M lady at land ant stlKBk. Mtn il anIBn dway. M A'on w OIK, alaauriaf. kalsomlolog. Dagglaa, BE DEPOPULATED? CKLAND LAKE. rn Lonox of Nw York. Y AND SATURDAY. 9t40 43d Oi5. jVire round trip, only n nil trtiln. IM.A( i; liVr.RT DAT, AMI A I I. .IK K IR MIOTi AND IN VKKtUATIN,!, TIM: KK AH ITS It'll, thla PAR A DISK OF III.II.TU ANII eisrlh. Hare are n letv ol the Iropruie or the a rent AVI Shot" It. It. AT A 'IHT OF ffAO.OOO. ii r- icninr up on rvrry IIC nnd lint 11 n n iMHt Iteenmliiie ii cltv. Npw "VnrU ur-e ciallneri to mnke ihelr esn lie piirehiitied tur only WlOrn-tli, dmlnn stnne lor hII who hiilttl nml lorulr. OVEMEfMTCO A II WAY. .1. MeOIXNIH. NV. II, VAN OI'lLIIER, Miiniiisi'i.. GOOD EOADS AXD SIDE WALKS tiro tho framework of a vvoll-plnniiail cninumiiily. At Ucn-Honhurst-liy-tlio-Hp.'v you cun wulk from tlio 1. K Dopot to tlu most clistrmt house on neat, suhstnntinl Biilcnvnlks, linoil with turf anil bordorod with troos, or drivo for ten miles on fine Rravollpd roads. Tako a look at the place. BENROMIL'RT BY THE SEA Is p.rlei'lly developed and carefully rcMrlcteil hemr. v-ater g-is. .o. niln. ntes from llrookiln trIJge via '.th Avenue I. eiaieil sill B 11 A W K R II. Lots for sale, illustrated circular sent Apply to the acent on the p'otn-rti. or U. 11. F. IIANI111L1 II ll a'lt N. Y or ::u Court tt lUurileld Bldg) Brookljn. COTTAOr.'S ON INfTI.I.MF.NTF-f,1iolo?Vndown. II to 13 rooms VH miles. 1 esuttlill and healthful sec. lion, near lake. PHILLIPS A W hLLS, Irlbune bul ding. SEATTLE. NVAHII. lam the owner of large and small acre tracts of F. at tie property, suitable lor pub-li inn or siimbau homes I'nr Inloriil ttloti ronc.rnilig lni stmelit 111 Washington address L II. ROUEBB 1 i4 Puller Bloc... Sieallle. o a.n COOl -sn PI' fllinionthli paviuenls for choice 0.fc- lliulldlorlo;. title guar intred llatt Heights. Wlnfteld LI fasten growing .uburbof New- li rk 10 minutes from foot of nlth st 7c i-omin .tatton, Inclnl tng ferry; rapid transit send far free ticket, tint Ac. CIIARI.lt ll lllKIII-hl.U 47 l.l'iert) et 1nU (Estate Jor nlc voelilyu. TIIRF.ESTORYIIorsnCilEAP '.'04 Rrldge -I near aMattBt Inqulr u,i stairs, the own. r P STRtr, gtenl tfjatalc Wanted (Tountry. NMAI.L IIOlXFs WAXTEII. Fa ml It nlshrs to rem small hnu of about 7 r"onif in the count n mt much more Km l hmir from N fir, t rk city, rent must be ioi. Address flat In if trice tir 110 MU" Lx MO. Sun ui io.rn ofiice 1 t."i Proadway. iij S'Ot Sale or Co Kct Couutnj. CIIKAl MOUNT rr.HNON I'Kfiri.miKS, nrar sta Unil on Cheittr Hill. unte I J roomn ail Improvement!; lot HxlO. tan, utia e trees ea) tertn also on M. v lioitr-e nine roon mo lem Improvenienm, lot ttlui lawn, fruits S'"'o. eisy terms others i A.!!1 ...Mr It A SON 3)4thav. Mount Vernon. N Y. DELAWARE l'KAril IA1.M, iw arres (food build. in iti, live minuie w il. to tl pot. churrl ei, schouis, Ac, jirict Si,uJ. AtldreBs Luc- box 4, Lincoln, IeL rOfl 84LK Itet hanrain in r.ait Trange, new mod ern house time roi in ol ife n.iatin I) fOMtir bn k lurch Ktst Orange. Jono HltANril. n. j I'emhertnn rottaff I mom. t $'t'i rath will rent H for the seon spietid'tily furniihral p;t. either to Motel AlMon Asbury Mark, N J., crtoWM LANL, tteit Istute Agenu Loiu liianoh, i N.J. roicT ..noi:i.i, HlMte tl W tinhtnixion. Tor hnslnens, refldmce, aid stitsurl'an nropertv InTCrt menta In inlaernl cuat, a'"l tlriber lands a id 'en J.hWlh LM Y, l't, Aneles. ahim;ion. STAMKORli fnrnUhed or nnfurnlhed shore and ylllane hoiiMr d let reduerd reutiils J ANUKK'-ON n Aifencj Mamf -nl Conn. JtvrUinfl ?ouCwv Ca Cet. KTII RT 4ti fa-T fniii. a strMsli hron sioue, tf i Ulgh st nop house e etfnint order ks ir. Co 3;rt for Suj&inrjiiw; guipojsw. ONLY f30, New store, with t toots and bathroom; nlendld location for dairy drunk'lst or candy. o .-'4 Mil av. STORES-All sires on West Pnd f Ith) av tiel- een tii'th and tiTth st-.. sutin'i e for bu rhers rrcers, barbers dr) ltood tanr ooK ctothliian. .hoes Ac rent very low. ajiii nt oil re nn j-rr iu.ru -i- West hud (11th at between otUh and o"th mk hitipiun COMTANIA T.ANFATLNTirA KSI'AS'ILA. blhAMbliil' Mfc-MD,. NLNi. ('apt .1 Lopez wl'I sail from compan. n pier. l n r, nn SUNDAY. Jut) .a st lo a M t-kinr fre chtuiid i ace'ikcnd rem for H A AN VUll t ill. I'KIHIRI.MI. il MV! and TAMI'IIU with transiliipment at liaiana fo- Si i. TAN (11 KARA t ALU. HAM 1 I.ON M.VLAtlA. -Alt TAOF.NA. ALiCANTI and AI Enl'IA. For further particular apply to J H. CKI1ALI.O& A CO Agents. 1 Wall at. COMpTr.NIE UENEItALK TRANnATLANIig. E. I-rem h linn to Havre eer. h.tturd y Company Tier (new) foot of Morton tt. LA OAM'uuNE -anielll at,.Iul) li. A M. LA NORM.MHh. t'oliler fl, .1myJt.li 10 A. M. LA ROl'rtttOnN'K. Fraiiireul. haL, u 2, A M LA BRETAHAK. le .lousoelln hat. Au u nnot A FdRfJKT iituer.lAgvnt. HoHilnrft-rern AlinFftCt-OtFRTtN I'Ai KlTi'a irxpres s 7 vice between New Yor. n'lthnulpton uiii llntn burgbyihe manninrent new twin nr-ew hteJUiers t lu.)" tons and l to its.uoi tiers' power Tiiln due i holds ihe record for fastest trips to and from imli i ainpt'in and the Continent, equal to fix ia- s two hours to (Vuerustown Ham burr American I Genera' rassemzer tirents, racket Ca, U7 broad i.n IUlIIM.KV o. way. .Y. I 61 Hroadvray New irk INMAlf "LINrTrr AM) ROVI. Mall, STLtUMI FOR yl'1-hN.-.TOWN ANII LIM.Itl'dill. CITV OF RILIIMONU. WeduesdrsT JuU Jt v i M. Cll V nr nelti.iN... Wrdnesdar Jut I' U. ttout Pier -IH. N. H. adjolnimr i lirlstonher M, t-errv rlrst cabin. ti and upward ai'coti! 114 la siemer and location of room second cabin, outward, if-ii aa-1 HO, prepaliL fM't steeraec, J'J I'LTtK WltlUIIT A -tiNr. i.eoeral Airents, it Ilowlinjr tlreen n Y MAINE MTJUtaihllll' i.i.m:. The onty direct Mneto Ctittatre fry tlah aid Fort larnl. Mr, ioihi. tin it at For: and with ul ru.io. Is an I stemii'iln lines tor Par Ilarb- r. (d'l 1 r bd Io md plgH, white Mountains t'ocklaiid. Han.o- i-aiprt and -u John, N It and all I as'ern hummer re- T MeanivTS Miitleery vWduefdt) and haturUj it .1 I' M from I'ter w, I sst Rlur foui ot ilarkot st New utk, tor furthtr information aip- 0 MORA I lo MALI acent nt the pier. NEW YORY STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The Irm Mcamstiip V 1 PSCCWCVBT I.EM'IA, tnpt i vil'. Ii.n.s l'...r il-Sg". 4i I. It l Intoii s To si. s si i p. VrcrnS M. oi Cottage I Ity. Ma Roil and ."3A-ViV. Bang, r all inlnts mi leliob- 'lill-er, yasJisa I aslp..ri He. and M J. lit. N II -ll V. pern accommoi a tom nu I h.a- fsr.-s Irelghi nl ns.il .u'e.aiil ui'riii- V ferrlnx i.oods rei Mi. ilaih. A.l.li Il.iualsteiuihliseiirh mJu i Piinher particulars snd luroriiiauou nu j., i' anon N 1, niu t'liiill. i. enerai Manager. Uitosd;ii, n -I M'.i'k I I.I.I. F and I' Aieut. 1. II, M-.UCUMU, Agell'. l.m Flslbush av llrnokliii NORIUII L'TSCIIER LLOYD CO S fllOItT ROI TK In I ONlKi.N AMI i tl.NTI.NENT Meamers salt Irom pier foot of .d .1 Ilui.nhi ii. TAhT nM'RKSS KTI.Alll.lt- Werra..kat, July II', e A M halxrMillilem II., Irave Weil, Jul) 3J. HI A M r-nt. Aug 1 .10 A M. P.m. .hat .lulv'.il. noon AllerMcd Aug. il 111 A, M Lahn Me.l July 3o :i P l lirst labln. li'iand upu ard a b erlh ai-rordh g t i Io cstloii s.nond i-atlli C-Ao and f.'l aberlh steerage at OB1.III0IIH .1 Cll J Rowling l.reen. NI-.VY Villi l" A.N D l 1'IIA MAIL TI AMelllP I OM I'A.Nl IIIR i t HA ANH Ml li-w, All steal) ere sail from I'l'TS In and I P It al.tP. M RKMRC A, HovulM and Malauas Wed .Illlr 10 I Haiaua I'r mre.u 1 atupeel e t-ri.iilers UlUiAIIA AUi Jul) 'l ii.ii-1'i'itrrnu iu..aii alltago do Cu a an i Lll.Ml'l. tills. fburs July 7 w 111 coll at I'tiaiilsiiaiiio on out Hard irtp Tor particulars, freight or sa.-e apnlv to JAWr.x F Al(i.t CO, 11,1 Wall St. 1'jAtlFIC MAIL KrKtM-IIIP COMPANY from loot l ana. st null M.rr lor HA. N FRAillMO ia ihe IIIIMl ul PANAMA, i I UN sills slonds) Juil'.'l noon Iroinr-AN rl'.A.NClhi o. ist.tud lirsuuausts. Hilt CHINA ANi .lAI'A.N, CHINA .ails Tim sda Jim o ll P. II. For freight, peiiagr. anl g. ti.ral lutormation apply at rompsiii's olllre, on Ihe pier foot ot i an n el Norm River II J. Bl I. LAY, l.i In ral buperilit.lid.nl CTATE I 1.NF-III.1MF.I N M. loth i.l.Ahi.'iW, l AMI Mill II IK il.ilNIHiNlll'lll'l i f Ml. il r oill tie., satredu. elrate, to Lneipo I I ,.i l.in .nil. ill BTA1F.nl i.l.nltiiU fiors.iK Jnir i M. I ubiu psstsgi i ai .litis l i.'l'.'ll .f tatsriMim rv.ur.lon i.eke r t t e -r ge tickets t" and irom nl i-sri or i.r i at i. v ,i .ire From i ler o ui"bia Morrs ot.tii lerrj. Broo-on V. lor freight and pi.s.as. apldi to AC. -TIN HaI.HW I.N A i ii i.m Ag-'IIToudaay, N V WIIITP. UTAH-LINK, I'.'H. ANII I.OIAI. MAIL Hleaintr, hr lvrk. guesiltlown ami Liter!, o I TEUTONIC Wedtiesday JulvVJU'HA M BBITANNIC Helne.dav Jull SO, p V very stipsrlor sscond raidn aeeominodations on Ma Ieslle and Tsotonie. steerage to and train tl.e old rotill ry IJl Compaii) soiTlce. 41 irovlttar and on in. whsrf. foot West mth l J Bill I E ISMA Agnit IIIIEI'M ATIHM, j I'CIHI WfimoT maislo."y IIiXT)Un VIHHA C.0ilrll(bt. Ut VMI 1IU i4M I If h ft IC'IJ ITI. I'LO'llfl.NO Illli,v, Our host While Flannel and White Sergo .Suits fetch SIS. We ham about loO .Suits left from lust Sea son that are not quite ils ficr,h as v new ones; you mightn't ohservn it, but wo hino a little priilo about selling thiiiRH for just what they nio. 'J'hese are now oll'ered at $10 per Suit; Coats -?5, Vests $2, Troiibcra At tho snino tnno tho cntno lino of imported fancy I'lanuel Coats aud Blazers ro down to $2.50 for tho three-fifty grade $-1 for tho six dollar gnido $ii for tho eight-dollar grade. KOGERS, PEET CO, TIIRFE (Trine. BROAIiWAYOtarren. blOI'.l: (3Jdtt. i How Lost! How Regained! I KSOW THV8EIF,P rixia acizuvcx) csjp x.x- A loiillilcan.l Hinmlar.I l'npuinr Medical Treatiteoa Ha ICrr irof Youth, rrciiiaturi'Ili'illiio, Nervous ond I'lii-lcil IleMllly, linn rlllcs of the Ulood, 5fSn fuMR rft pm v i "2b''5k !yj!!lii licsulunntroiii KolH.VIff, Icio' ,ne, Kxcctcoi Overuimlim. Hiien itlncnnil m lit'lin: the victim forWiirk,lliislnts,tlieMn' i i. or i;.l I'chllon. .oil unsllKiil jiri'tind-ia 1" i-eosi tills great vrorh. Iti-onUlnAin-ii:. mriliito. IloauUnu Mndlng, imljoistil, full ci.i 1. f, only Jl.cObjr null, post i.tlJ, coiicejlcil lu I'll i ripprr. IIlus. trnlltc l'riepectus Freo.lt m npi ly m..v. Th d.tlncullii-.l autlior, IVm II IV. r I D., ra. H tcivoil the COLD AND JEWELLf.D MEDAL, H from too Nntlonnl Modioal AttFOClation, H fcr tho PRIZE ESSAY en N6KVOUS nnd H PHVSICAI.DEBILITV. Ilr l'arl.ct amtnconia cl Asslrunt rh ilcUM liny l' ninstiltH. eoull. licn'.ljllj liv mall or In jurmn, nt 'he efiic at D TUl: I'1-.AIIOOV MKlUCAT. insutltb. I No. llulniitli St., Itinloti. 5Jnsr... to vhcmnS H rrilcu for la.oks or lctlcra ler ndricu tbould M 1 cllrcctcd abova ffl or ,iilr. 1 KflA.'.BO'IB 1 i E I ALWAYS Ml INT IN "'KH IX f HMaT i1 I.1TV M M' MAlVn H'E. I Veie s loaded from sioreh 'tite 4' -t L It Depots, s Fldst is it 4 tti st, N. K and et-y xt. pter N. It M UIAUOM) 1LJ: AXII TKA.N'.roitTA. H TIO.N O H I, Il IKl I! mi p.trk place WI illnlirat. I AT'rrxTinv! H inc. (.xiimici: has devoted Ids Hi io fi r nmni rars to the eicln rle t r r nn nt of iUm v( mit irom uliaieter cuist i.riMii-'. HLfiMj) un.l js In .l. .-.Mi- r d cpot-i, pain hi i c a"jr thfi'it .in 1 in" i h i e-uidintp tiouou the skin, u cr-. niitilui siuIiiiil' KIU I .ml I Ills A K. oinp .11 i i r t.tiioi) ii c a 1 loff ItilUniitiation, irejuetit .lie ininii tiriii'tte iti tectums di.liurtb, k'tt, s.r.i inr uu kmlreJdilio titn. uRi.ANir I KNIh-. i rv ut ih it impAirl niemory mental en x Ion ai.rii oi w .1 jwer lost Mtdlilr nn ijiic Itiilv mivo ml ir u ii"- t efit J Altaliiy. m ianc holy mio nit -r .1 u t bar and other oipeahr r s t it 1 in 'V i tdis 1 rretlon tr o. erwork rtceu; or I j I'loroiirfi ill ly cnl i-riiiiiiitnil nirel A i .r i h lis- ra ense eui efull. treble 1 A Io it nn I ptMifle ra B tlca1 epiiii nee en t.iie tho Imt r it. t e proper W irratiii.m at oneo witnoit .Tit.riii.enu, thus fj taTiUff the j alitnt much tln.e .in -x .uo fi oiTici; ovi;ic tin ikaim 1 at H J7I Went l.th st,betue"n th an I 7th a vi (ons.ltv U ton iri' ll ur t iii i iye jTlLITV. frrMlflfr"l n"l Hei l-t'i s' iierlr, 1 station oldcht ud abb- rn 4 t in sev. iucitfj H boJh vA. tit-nt j oitifii K ij i i ii 't rn r.l flj sputF u.ctr scrofula nr in itti itn ti 1iar aiiu'i. i c.itarrll fil sum, llotl bMuder it. H W t.lL lll.tldlt Silt dtii- I .mil r I in e s rlO lure intei tionet tiii.cn uc M nn n ti y ne known that uri.' m-rvotm t, e knrs- fro in error of ii ith in ro. mi- i i-n, aired no 1 1- or lueniithoh. inol n it en iirs Ik irt'lut 111 if U.y fence. Mrfr i inn erlt-clH i e W ttjel rs"iim 11.pn 'JlntA'f in ft be treated bv nn fl exp-rt eacli rao oei nta1! I i i r nl unfr norn J l .nience A thorough Know i ly inniMj cla praftio JP enable me to Uiiranif t,ii,il.r.t ..mni.er.t re n.err. H Mini t,i me io m tor m I mint h t n cmiii i .iiioa H of iheirc.i4j und in k'liirt"- trtatment afer ein U- ilf e.M.l t' qui'CK. men n i 1 mi 1 1 re fiid'd IT forelrn skill I oh ent char.1! rrr ejii mi 1'is-' arnei B slopped linine.lui-U. Wrlio oi ui.i mlire free any fl lilt, tane Uours'lflt ly ALL PKU:i:Tani IaTI I'IM.-I f mm lr r ured in n fw i.i hi n n mo e of trr t'lnenl, B Noel arit nule'-i i uri' I A so oi Hi out .in I toinrue, w pmipin i Ic-r d -r .Ki-d I :i e t finc'iir. hb.nl fl I oiM-ntntr skin di iisp kl 'Mrs nn i h'-v 'dr alniouih H till erro's, l"r, ih .lrtl t v.- k rti k bud dreati s, U 'iiwip of tafiriis ni in' n od on I mind lost slit ir an 1 innnboo., r-n r l MiiTft n. oner core n H cirtitu I L'ti i" inn .i oho I, ftiiil mii'iMH Heart H ii lod rn tw tn.ik,' p"'m t c jril year nf H ten r irom bn I .i u h oih' ci'ii- It me I' tint's H ititli enttd. i.o lo Up uiitniu I nl IT IIVLLLTi, H Mnlii'al lii'tuul li' 1 ix' Lear M av U A71 U AI Li'il!.',! I-AII ni m.H OIL IH-N-i HlflC 1 0.t-t .I'll Xt, Sd I.Hk rillll pprClA'Ist fir B difiiis tt ti e i t't I oiirt u r sue 'lis c.ir:e j"e' siri nir. vr eioilt, nst Uor. M )b!ue bal.tr mid .liff.tk. 4 m in and klll flR tnl io faleir riniedic or n nl.t 1 on methn la, TH haiiiferiH s an 1 lot j slaiMlinz ies iolo If I r cut eVi tat. i to i'drts. l ur". m 7 urn Minlast t Mf B)Hsn:AB-:fs .ai:.- o.BsI. ml V rrn, di( I .litres kb et. swic i r tei'w if or o.d H ti I'd p toii thrfitt 'T mouth fkio v tiptuiiot, hiolitit-ft. ro ore t o l.tli e n 1 b adi'er ihcois s Bj Jrrita n sra thik uriti. a' ve.tne.H nr u- de n I I it er.nr ruitb 'al ii-fit". o.i ntilt fr u fevceiaaiarj imlisi reiior, or u rwoik Ail b trn n chruiii tlieHifs tarifr all otli.-r fa I s c eriimr B treHle 1 lorisuuk rrl.ef mi1) re cure c mui If H OHM. lh nrlltiinwn spiraili 'jit II t D iiearHthnv I.teni terms n M.f fte ho ir-P to t DH. HiW I. ifiS'HAl. Indie I'hTSlc nn tadje. H ma ctitisn't me in per '-it i iniblf atiublrr s II f a priiiie or d l.' alt naiun n it iice an I nl fl ttsiiiro rell-f prt.aif ini iriuin send st in I f 1 OMk. )J tti-dal v, wept fi ndrt' Hrst J t, Ulj uirisi'or.MiN iim.v. IWi For sp"d iel ef .ml ro nn cuiiu t ol Vr, IV OCINIiLI. ."f" -ev Hlct ic 171 Httt i tint. Ml between th uud 7Ui a. L.t't i Unrge aiM free. K DR II A W kl t "Uet Hth t -'.'-lest lead Dle ial il ti- iiilt let eoris or im r'iarjf ait.r i iiiers full lifwctrnilnllf. utdsi'llie fi albefr 3 to t KltrAlN t I'l-Kfurheadarh.- disease of Ibt W sktu rtif.t 1 euri. i ni'n ti tl.e kidtiArs an I Madder IB.) r. Rroi iiton Iii Irfiiratunf Mrup c U t .lb it UU) MeMTi' 1 lllll lilM A SI A SI Ki lAlT' WA n H'Uo.i i.ih, boiir. to i- m t..'1'M I T tt.- hi' Hhi I p r; rx t enre 1 pud if l-osr-ls JTI lalies In iirim1' h ioi -In Mi, t,nli Ineuisnt, la 11 tu tf,l'pted .IIH hull .olli Kl 1HS KUH III J!f. enperlemed m.dwf li wis end HI ill nurse- la lies befort ui 1 'iii a ronr.neu.ent, w md Infants alopiet Hi I ail ed st ii;.N'.v vicovAi rn.i.s. rn wt 33d st, at 1 otiice, trb mall l. MiM'.-fito ML W'UMorT Mmirisr I'lienatlstn pTsl)sl erl" 'Ol f Istsj ner ns ne str.ii 11 tr ur er luifk J Mi nh I'r f A rtrii o fi'itur 1' r .1 r 'ilte without Wdt medic. lis or auy kind of d m.rffHO t $Unk W A t. AlRLi i-i S l'ulV3JtL .flYFARH prarittt- lip )unl'i,IT N cures all die- aen of the kin rhrt bart M'liiuli 'lvr kl neys. bladder. nrous li.itl u ie to UtfistU sL W hotels. 1 IJI'RITAN IIOTItl. IM Iioie,rv eonier Delaney t'-- JUn Aof-oniti.i d ill lis for gei.temen dri ring .lessnt roouisaiidtioinec inform i-'-n i vr-es. lg Aandtt "a- fPtnthtnj. j ELCOANTgold fillings, gosrsoutdl roodsrat. priest, 4Jfj Ur Fsllarslisuial Parlors, TlTarlcl st-oor.liaasl, ll CA AND m CBTtl OF TLETR wWl. waltUtTnif I )L4k tTtoliur. a-CLilIB,aWTisve,iluUa. .ft