The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 23, 1890
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I rfo-OOD TENAlSTTsf CPf f ft -JJ WA R C'lm llsUMMER RESOiT And a prompt responso character!:- S "fl wn--. tl M, WPMWI -b. $ldt sQlOhf ADVERTISERS 1 Board or Room Advertisement I W "M7k;?taWh LZl e'b li li Wi" d by "Mnq Vm loca""" i I "V0L.LVU.-K0..T2'. SEV YOKK AVKDNESDAY,TULY23, 1890. I'IUCe" "tV0CEXT3 "1 S SHAMKD,K1LLE1). AND BURIED tub nBTironn of ciimi: ahoutniss. isa Ay xi it iwodiiis. The Trollr Cigarette Olrl's Corpse Carted Thronch the Nlaht In the Jloetor'i. Glc .ad Hurled Under Fnle Name-Money la rtenly to Onllt-The Hub In Whnae Homo Hhe Died Htole Her Watch, Her Chum Wore Her Clothes Around Harlem, nnd Her I.over Mnjx j He Hid Not Know She vai Jlead-At. temyte to Forge Letters From Her Attri tion wan Hnrled-The Hector and III" Hoy. the Undertaker, tlie Lover, nnd tlie Two Women Arrested-How It Came Out. A nnrlom man. whllo riding down town on a Second nvonuo olovated railway train ou l'rldny atternoon. sat near a young woman and a young mnn who wero talking loudly. TIib young woman seemed to bo ou most Intlmato tirms with the young man. Sho wna telling him about Annlo Goodwin, "n clrl I knew." "ller lovor tot lior Into troublo." Bald tho young woman, "and sho want to the doctor and she dlod. and she was burlod undor a (also name be.'oro sho'd boen dead an hour. Yes, It's true: nnd It was only last weok. Slit lived in f the Storm King Hats In llMSth slreot. and lior chum Is a girl named Trnphagen. Kho'a coins around now wonrlng Annie's clothos." The man who Intoned to something llko this II friend of Dotectlvcs l'rice and Mott of the East lSi'.th street station. Thedotectlvossny theydon't want to tell tho man's name. Hut tho man. whoever no was, loft tho train as soon as he could and hurrlod to tha station with his dorr. Sergeant Cross, who landing Captain, ordered the detectives, with Betecllve Boss, aksis aooDwtir, ttie cioabpttb oinu Jo to to work and And out If there was any thine In tho woman's story. It did not tako the detectives lone to find out that Annie Goodwin, a cVetty cigarette mater, had lived for nearly two years with a family named Traphugon In tho Storm Klnc flats in Eastl2Cth street; thnt eho wna no lonser liv ing there, and that no ono knew where sho was living. She bad disappeared very sud 1 dtnly within a month. Annie hau been work- ln in Thomas Hall's cigarette factory In x East Thirty-seyonth street. Mrs. Traphsgen K keeps a boarding house. Her daughter Sadie I u Annie's particular friend, and the neigh- tors were certainly talking bocout-e Hadlo was I now wearing Annie's dressos. This looked as 9 S the talkative young woman in the train had ffl not been talking entirely at rrvidom. H The deteotlvea had got their information by ffl qneatlonlng the Trapbagetis' neighbors. It 1 did not seem best to thorn to Question the d Traphacent at first, because It looked ns A thoueh the Traphagens wero keeping the mni- 1 ter quiet The next step was to llnd out who 4 Annie Goodwin's lover was, if she had a lo or. I Tber arrestod one young fellow on suspicion. 9 This joung man knewAnnio pretty well, but H lie convinced the deteotlres that he knew noth M inc about her disappearance. He imparted iH information, howerer. which led tho delecthcs gU to question Augustus HarrlBon 20 years old, nj 0123 West 120th street. Harrison admitted at IH once that ho had been keeping compnn with IH AdnlD llondwln for a loug limo. but Jib s.ihl H that he had not seon nur foi u mouth. 11 Ue- nlea that ho know unytbiug uboul u criminal onerstlon. 'J ln iletcctlve knew Harrison viry well. IIo Is a Iliirltm 'young mm: about town" who Urex nith his laients, does nothing, and nl- i M ways I j in lots of mono). Iluirl-on'x lather. Cbarlfs 1). Ilarrl-oii. 1-. a retired buildor. sulil iohenealiby. Ho built a good many of Iho Ik van houses, llouml his wife aro now In i iuroin). Augitiis Harrison told the detec- H tirei that li atiybojy l.now anything about Annlo (KMidwIn It was hnilln '1'iupliiigeii. Ho denied nbniiutely that ho knew wtiero tlio girl 5 hnjgiine. lio Mild Hint Annlo had an elder married Ister. a Sirs, llollldny, viiiii nvod on the tup floor nf K04 i.nst ivii.tli etieot. and that Le Hand t.i visit her there. Annlo hud lived JL with this sifter teiom t-he went to live with 1 the rriiplingen1). JJi Tim detf ctiviM went to seo Mrn. Holliday and IB B.' Traiihagen JM -Mr. II. .Hi. my had nothing to concenl from 1m the ilotoithes. Hhe hail not heard Irom Annlu (oragOiid while, and was worried, hhe said thai her father and Annie's. John Goodwin, Ihnd nllh aBeond wllx at !H) doetck street, and nt,n turxinxn in hcooi orbhop at rt.1 Man- cinnuet. Annlo had nlways lived with her sifter upto-jflthin a )ear or o auo. Theroa- son aim wont away wa Hint Mrs. llolllduy ob- jetted to Annie's uaelu: eo much of ilimllHr- rlion. Harrlsou ui-od to come to tho house U cortnn'ly ami mako Annie veiy ovponslvo Prufentsof jeweliy and tho llko. Mis. Holll- day wan certain that Jlarneun iua nssoelatlug A with Ami le for no good piiuirun, and told tho dVi clrl eo Annie iirhed hor head, nnd said that ij f,"9, "Uld lake care or lurself. J Inally Mm, I; Jlol Way tolrliiorslsioi that sho would have to w loaio tl.ehrujnlf she kit i'U. 1 Anil then siOd SI if. llolliday to Annie. 1 you'll go to the doge." I "ell the sooner the better," aald Annlo J I GooJuiD. .And Annie left homo and wont to board with tlie Tinpbagoiis, whoro s-ho iould soo llur rion ns much a sho wanted to. Hadlo i r.ipliRcon. when tha detectives talked to her. denied mi knowledge or Annie iioml wins wtioioabouta, and denlod that she knew oi any troublo into which her chum had fallen, ono could not deny Hint Blie was A-earlng Annie h dresses, though. Tlio detective eriiild i Pot arrest Jier. of lourse, huvlng no evidencH; j nut they wero convineod b now thai toiuo tiyng nas wrong. It wnf only when all direct nvenuos of Iiniorniatlon wero cloBod. apparently, thnt i ine Uetneiivoi, on guueral principles, went Mor Dr. Henry G. il. donegul. lr. Me. t'onegiil ii ',l yenrit old, and lio'i Inns fji "est ia:lii stroot. Ho Is a snmll. aimbbyniuii. with upulo, thin fuce nnd shiup Ptos-. His wiilte Lair stieams nonriy iimvii to Pit- 'houldora, aim ho ha a long Iron-giny fW Ho has long, thin, knotted lliii:or, and i. i,'.",n low voice, iio driven ur..und Harlem L1' i'l'tlo two-wheeled clg buhiiid ngruy male, sometimes he Is accompanies by ii eolurod boy ti,.. i'8,, i' u"9 'P'".' heen uoiiunonly loportod oat he did an unlawful buBlne-s. lie has boon J"08,."anumberof tiuiui but alwajs mail afeatiienciiiiocoiivletloii ti1 i" "stoctlveH went ,io mi on Monday last to .ureaiiof lt,i statllnH in ihn ofileonf or. J"1.'1 "''"It1'. nd I mkoil out iho lee Son i,i i nl 'lent s In i.iirem lm ivo eaai Ilcik-. "'V1 l'il''"iirv iij..l.e-l fui-tlio i ffi111'! IT. Ji iicnxga. hml given t..o nonti :u.r'l"u''-,. Jhev li.uiid that lor thioo fflt'1 had given biitonodenth certillcate. old m.n,,i(',irt"loJ li.nllbiir. T.) years fii'lSun1,a' Biiiehlail linddled on .Inly 11 Gain, n,!!,",n,. "r" 1'H'11 ,tl0", l,f Ifia? "'Urr rhinn n'isiii, whloli aiirct.d the Jehn., b'o n i il'o.l i- tUdaughtiii ui laif0?1'i,lSa,B" v.",'"r l"" I I'd 'Hd II" loEV.." i,,m',! r,',!t "ur" H"' tobulK.n MMWund. Tho iindei akiT vi at' .Mori Ht lur."i ,n"si i1-"?, "leet. Tliow.ru n was AMorio, l- MI!"101''' t-omoten. hoiu.'oS?1 the ilploctl u- to ihiitenonient DuriTJ J,as'. i0ii tiot. wneiii Mrs. Wil jiom.n")1 'i1'1:?' Tll' fm."lJ Hint no buoIi !ler?aklP0V'1 li) "'fl10 J1,ar wo,lt l0 ''n- 'o' lowing a-toiiMilngiito y I n.ttui,l,ni." "'!!,l ,0 l!"' ft week ago I to bur X l',,er"c mid t.n.l mo I,, win td ma I tlent wa p. """"'l f ,B. bM l'a- V eifirdV iL"1!' 1'? warned .me to burylier aa r ""blr could. I (Rid 1 would, and then he paid lie would bring tlio bodytomyshon lilm-elf If I wanted him to, In ordor to save ox ponso. I nginod to this, and snld I would take thu job for MX About 11 o clock on Saturday night I was awakened by n pull at my boll. I wont to tho door and thero was Dr. Motloiiegnl'Hglg. and hl colored boy nt mvdoor loll. I oponed tho door, and tho boy Bald thoy had eomo with tho woman's body. Thou ho went back to tho gig whero tho duclor nut, and tmllod out n long bundle wrapped uti in u iitillr. IIo lugged the body Into the house, and wo put It in u coffin 'lint hud ready. On Monday niter noon 1 tunk the body to St. Mlchnel's emoleiy and hud It buried there in agravo that 1 had PurchaMed. 1 paid $12 forth gravo and It wan I No. M. Ilimgo l.". 1'lot 1. in the cemntoiy. I i don't know where the woman lived or what Hhe died of in anything about tho caso, except what Dr. McGenogul tidd me." Tho detecllres yelled in u breath: "And didn't nil this mnko vou nuspIe'ouHr" No said Merrltt, t)r. JleGonegal Bald he brought tho body in tho way he did to rave ei pone. I suppnscd ho cuius at that hourof the i nlyit In nidertu avoid observation." 1-rom the docilptlon .Mori It gavonf the dond I woman there was no doubt that she was the I mlssl- g Annie Goodwin. Merrltt had hit con versation with tha detectives nt 7 o'clock ou Monduy niitht. Within an hour .Hadlo Trap liaueii and Gus" Harrison woio under nrrost and nt the i:at 12(ith stroot ittution. Tho oill vors got Hnrilsou on tho street, nud niroxtcd hadlo at lior house. Thoy searched ha dlo's trunk, and found thore ninny things that hadlo admilted hail belonged to Annlo Goodwin. On the way to tlm station houe betweon tho dneetlvei Sndlo bioko down nnd paid sho would toll all she know. I Confronted with the girl nnd with the evidence obtained by tho detective. Hairlson admitted that he. too, had been keeping something baek, but he still strenuously denied that he knew anything about the killing of Annlo Goodwin. Harrison told u pretty straight story, and tho police evidently believe him. Ho con feiaeil that hn had boon Intlmnto with Annlo and was responslu'e lor her condlth n. Sho Im plored him to help her. and said that eho must have nn operation porformed. He said that ho would stand by her and give her all the money sho wiinlod. but that uo would not coneent to nn operation and that if she Insisted she imut do bo on lior own responsibility. Ho gnvn her Minis of money at different times, amounting toorerSlPO. (m .inly 2 Annlo loft Mrs. Trnrha gen's and went to board with Mrs. t olllu-s nt l.ij llast 1-ii'th street. Hairlson sent her iu theio by messenger on .Inly. '3. The messen ger returned with tho mcney.saylngtli.it n 'niu ha I left the houo.nnd thnt Mrs Odllns did not know whero sho bnd gone, llnrrlson de elared that thnt v. in absolutely all ho know, nnd that hnhad no Idea that the clrl vviih dead until tho detectives told htm so. Thon lM-yoo'-oli! Sadie Traphacen, crying blttorly. told the police a long siori. She cor roborated Mrs. Holllday's nceountof tlio vv ay In which Annie Goodwin come to stn with her. Sho snld that she and her mother always bad tho hlghot opinion of Annlo until Annlo told thorn, months ago. of her condition and eonfesved thnt Harrison was the cau.so of It. Mrs. Traphagen. of course, did uot want Annia in her house, and so on.luly.2 Annie, boing In grent distress of mind, left the Tinphagnns and went to llvo with Mrs. Collins. The next r-adle heard from Annlo wns a nolo asking Sadie to come and see her at Mrs. Shaw's at 117 Last M5th street. This was on Wednesday or Thurcday. July or la t-adlo called in the evening and on the follow lne day alter rocuivlug tho r.oto from Annlo. Annlo snld that the I'olllii'-eB had diivon her away when they found out borcotulltl n. Sndlo sold thu on both occasions when she called she found Annie -lck In bed and looking very pooily. Tho tlrt tlmeyadle called. Annie said: "Oh. 1 was awful low during the night, and I thought 1 was going to dio, but 1 leel bot'or Sa'dlo declared that Annlo did not toll her j thnt nn operation had been performed. Annlo sild that she lind sout for Dr. .McGnnegnl to coiiih and eo her when at tho Colllnee". and that when tho Colllnos ninde her go away the i Doctor took her to .Mr". Shaw s. Heeamoior lior in hHglsnnddrovo her to Mrs, Shaw's In tbo night 'On Monday ln-t week." said Sadie, "I called at Mrs. hbavv's lioiifo again to see how Annlo was. Mrs. Miavv told mo that Annlo was doing niceH. and that 1 could se her when she waked up. Mrs. bhaw went out. and 1 watted In her sitting room four hours. Then I pushed In tho door of Annie's bedioom ami there was tho bed empty. 1 waf awfully scared and when Mrc Shaw Minis 1 niked hoi what hnd bo ome of Annie. .Mrs. Shaw theu told me thut Annie had died on hnturday. and that Dr. Mctlonegnl had taken her body away at i! o'clnck hundav moin Ingluhhgic. tshe didn't know vv had had be come of the body. 1 was very much f lightened and I went home." .-adie snld. lurther. that Dr. MeGonegal had called at her hoiu-e several times alter this, nn Tuesday or Wednesday o" last week he camo theionnd nked her If she hail any i-peeimeus of Annlo Goodwin h Handwriting. He hud a noto already in enured, mirporilug to be writ ten to Mrs. Hollid.iy Annie's sister by Annie. The note was dated .lersey City, nnd begau. "My dear Mamie" It Mated that vnnlewus working thoie In a factory every day in tho I iroek, nnd was living with an obi friend. Inu month or so she would eomo over and fee her sister. Dr. Mctionegul wanted Sadie tocoiiy this note, imitating Annie's handwriting, nnd said tliat ho would mail the noto i in Jersoy City. Sadie said elio would think of tho matter over night, in the morning she wroie to the Doctor. Sending him Lack the note ho had given lior tu eopy. and refusing to do as he wanted her to do. X'ay before yesterday Dr. .VcGonegul again called and wanted her to go to Ids otlice. hhe told the Doctor to say what ho wantod to where they wore 'J ben he asked her In take a lettur In typewriting purporting to come from Annie uud lo bo written to Smile. The note t-a!d thut Annie was Ir-irnlng tvpewrltlnc in .Icisey City, i and would be home ncaln In a llttlo while. Dr. I Mctionegul wanted Sndlo to show thl note to .MrB Hollidav. This ul-o, Sadie rnfusod t.) do. badlo said hhe h.id worn Annie's dresses bo-i-au-e Atiule hnd left them at lior house and had I told her she could weai thorn. In company with Sndlo Traphagen the de tectives went to Mrs. i-hnw'e home at 117 West ln.'tli street. It was nearly midnight Monday night. Mrs. Shaw told thu detectives nil about borself and nil she knew about Annie Goodwin, hhe had lived at her present home two years, and was. bhe said, a pom but honest washerwoman. Mrs. Shawn apart ment consists ol threo filthy rooms I mi the top lloor of the tenement. I The front room Is the bedroom In which Annie Goodwin lay. Mis. Shaw snld that lor three ye.ira Dr. Medouei'al hud treat- 1 ed hoi for blood p dsoning. About M o'clock on the night of Friday. .1 my 4, Dr. MeGonegal Millie to lior house bilnglng a voiingglrl up tit tin vears old who seomed to be very kick. Ho snld that ho wanted Mis hhaw to take c.ire of 1 her. Mrs. Shaw contluuod "I noedoj tho inoi ov. so 1 lot her stay In-re. I "Tho Doctor ennui to hee lior nt first twice a day. and gavo hor medicine. 'I hen he began I coming tliioo times n d"y. On Wednesday, July 'i. howas very low. and tho Doctor culled about 1 1 1'. M l-'iom that tlmo on f-hosanl: until Mho died, a I ttio after noon on 'atnrday, July I 1 h.iveu llrtlli buy lioro Albert lliinis, and when the girl dio 1 I heltt him for the Doc tor, but the Dm tor vwisn't at bniiio, uud ho loft word for the Doctor to come. Tho Doctor came about I o'clock iu tho arteruoon nnd lookod nt the girl's bod), Well, it's all right any way, ho said. I'll at tond to hor and tnko her lo her friend.. ;ow von jiiHt i:oui. Mtilotnml i will eomo for her but It will be Into to-nl-lil. Keep llio dooi shi.t I and don't say anything to anybody.' I "Tho Doctor came iignln about 8 o'clock In i tlio ovunlng and mid he would come later ullor the body. Ho ag.iln told mo to kuop very I iiiilut and let no one iu tho room." I Mia. Hhnvvh.ild tlm' about 2 o'clock liiHtSiin- I dai morning there wiib a km ck on her door. I Hie opened the ib or nnd iu eiiine Dr. McGomi gal. '1 ho uld man Vl'iapped up the bidy of the dead girl In a i 'illt 'lheg.rl had notliliigon but hor nightgown, nud this wiisMnlned with her blood. The little old Doctor got the body over his shoulder ns well as he iould uud onr rb'il It down Mulrs. It leu very niunw stair vvuv nud .liuio aro ninny nrn- in it .Mr-, hi aw held a lump nt the lop "f the stubs and told the Doctor m bo careful. How tho old iiinn with his ghnntlv burden nnebed the -tioet In snfoty Is n wonder, lint ho crept down slowly nud softly, his knotted lingers tightly grusplng tho corpse. "Will she be burled In Iho rotter's Field a'-kml Mrs. Shaw, "N he will be burled good nnd nlco In a plciiKuii eemelery, Mini thi'gfto I Hrie'nr Mih. hlmw -anl tliat ti.it vmi- all she knew nboiil it. 'lie ant Ihui Ann!' (.loduiii nt lti feieiit times had I'lvon h"r-l. id and that IT, Meiiotiegnl nud given her tl". 'J h detectives nnosted Mis. hhaw mid the boy, Albeit ILiiris. Ho is a homolo-H litt.u follow, whom Sirs, bhaw look In from tho slreote. 'lhen tho oIllcetH, nt l o clock yesterday Inoiulng. niresleil Dr. MeGouegHlnthls liouce. Tlio Hoilor lit IHl ri'liiked to toll anything ulimit the iim". Hirnig ouly "oii iitieud to vim. u.-iiliesf. and J i llt tt till I Millie.'' ie-lerday mornii nil tbo prisoners ive n ar. rnlgnid in tho lliirieni Toll, e t'ourt ib.iiged wiili homicide. Juili'ii rowereomiiiltiiil.ilis. hlmw and Di.MHiouog.il without bill. The boy Harris was also committed, llnlaud liidley.iliugglst.of liinth .treei ami 1 ninth ave nuo.gavo ball lor Harrison In i-fiuu. Jo-lah I'. iiii bll.er of l.i7 I'.a-t Until street went"uu ball for Sadie T nphiignii. J ho osinulnution wadset down for Friday morning at liiu'i iool. i ronei MnSbemer will .i I. the I Indict t- toiiiey tohi tho cori'sedug up foi proof of I tile I1IIK0 I lieu li In. M'l. onogai admitted during thn day that ho lind attended imie Goodwin. HeFnld When I was called to attend tlie girl at Mrs. I Collins' an operation had already been per- I formed upon the clrl. I took compassion on i i I her becnuse she was ronr nnd friendless. I treated her fur nothing and trlod to got hor out f her troublo tho host way I could. 1 donv absot.telythntlliadnnythlng to do with any crliulnnl oporutlon. Mis..hhaw alio staled that Annlo Goodwin told hor that un onorallon bad beon performed on hor or u midwife who lived In 1171b Mieot. nour third nvonuo. nnd that Dr. Jledonegal was trying tn help hor out of her troublo Mrs. Shaw sain that Sadie 'Iriiphngon mijsso bo. 'I ho police say thnt Mrs .shawbiiys whalover Dr. MeGonegal tolls her to av. Mrs. Shaw Biivs Khe lml font Annie Goodwin's clothe-nml cheap gold watch to her man led d uightoi In Jersey tltv. hhosavsrhe supposed sho had n right to tbo things At 4 o'dock yesterday ntternoon tliedotoc tlves arrested I iiuorliiknr ornoilus Meriltt. He s&ld that ho had trusted Dr. MeGonegal on tlrely In the matter nnd f-utipo'ed ho was holp lug tho Doctor do a kind act. Ho said, how ever, thnt when Dr. McUonegnl brought tbo body to him. ho said to the Doctor "MyGodl Are you going to get mo In a hole,'" McGonegnl snld. "Oh. nn; It's all right." Mr. Merrltt said be. hnd beon confused when Mist talking with the detectives, and that It wna true that tho I ody was brought to hit shop at 4 o'clock in the morning rather than at 11 o cluck at night. A Hun repoitor called the undertaker's nttentlen to tho fact th.it In tho burial permit the date of dentil wns sot down ns July 11 ono day earlier than the laet. Mr. Merrltt said that tho permit meiely followed the death eertlilento given by Dr. MrGonigal. Mr. Morrtll cald that when the glil'sbodv wns brought Into his shop one t-lde of tho lucii wny very dirty, and the whole appearance of tho body Indicated that It had been jnmme.l Into h email space somewhore. Itcems likely that In enrrvingtho body to the undertaker's Dr MeGonegal hid It nnriorthe-e.it of hi gig. He graduated in 15'.! from the I'niverslty Medl nl College I.utor In tho nftornoon Wil liam Dnvirison. Dr. McGonegnl's negro servant, wns nrrostori. John Goodwin, the dead girl's fnther. came to tho fcast l'-Wth street station vesterdny after noon. He was. of cour-o. completely broken down by the news. Annlo Goodwin's mother is dead. Detective Samuel .T. Campbell of the Sixty seventh street station says that it was he vvno ovorhonrd tho conversation on the Harlem train. According to hlni It ran thus: The Voun Woiuuu WtU. I uV uu Annie (loodwln l lri) Tin' vosnit Man I can't tiellere IL Wli it onuieJ her itintli Itie Yonnr Womin Pr V'c innenl eifirnied an op erati-si itJIe Irarhn 01 in d m,iA ,h Vouiu .Man vv tie iters il4 lire I mult fee her Th-' Younc Weman-tUr mother live en 13tfth mreet between Pe enj hn I Thin! menu's The p -elor lltel on 1 it tret. t'erlmpH ou wou'J lite lo i-ejitm loo lneerln I lie Voiieir vtn -nr I will, nd I It ti in ipecior m rnei with int. At this. Campbell says, thn woman was frightened, and begged the man not to meddle. Ho llnnllv consented to keop quiet about it. 'Ihe cniiiilo took the lorry to Long Island City. Campbell ropoitnd nt bis station house, an 1 word was eut to tho Harlem p-.llce. MeGonegal was arrested in Februnry last for a criminal operation upon Annlo .-tops at I -17 For-yth sticet. The girl e lovei. nn architect, vrnn al-i arrosted. 'ihe girl recovered. Me Gonegal is under Sl.SUU bail for tiial In this ca-e. Tir.n 10 riir. utAtK. Two Polandern Cnnnlen a Mnn in Zlenth Vndr the lVhrrt-. Smitiittm.k. l'a., July 22. -On Sunday two Polandors named Kosha misled n trunk Irom their room containing $4r and some clothes. I That night tlio wife of Thomas Tobln. who re sides close by the Polenders' hoiifo. went j to procure some wooil which was stored undor tho house. In doing fo sho dis covered tho trunk, and Informed the Tolnuders. They sel.'ed Tolln, and began beating him. at the came tnno charging him with the thoft. His protestations nf inno ceuee ouly lner'.nbed their angor 'Ilieyd ugged him to tlio 1'nlrvlew branch ol tho l.-hUli al ley linilrond, where they tied him to tne tinek with strong ropes Ho lav tnee downward, with his whole hodr stretched out on the true:,. ho tightly was he rocured that ho iould not move. Ills crios ol di-tress vvero oi no avail lor no house was within three-onm tors of a mile. About 1A.M. a coal train came In view Tohiu gave up nil hopo nnd ciiiimeheeil to pray. He dliln't think th englneet could seo him on tho truck but the mini at the throtile, fortunately, saw hlni. Ihe train wns running i up grade. '1 hu engineer t-aw Tobln fueo move sllahtly; his ilrst Impre-slon was that a man lind been mnngled on tlio track by a pre ceding train. 'Iho engineer whistled down brnke, and when about tenyntds from the objoc on Him tr.ick ho jumped Irom the i ab and rtu ahead. He saw the man's terilhle predicament. He pulled out a knifo nnd coinuii need cuttiug thu rope, but he didn't think he iould sin'ln man's life. 'I he train hud not come to a stand-t-t 111 hlowly the engine enme cronplng along, i The engineer evpected to ee the man ciouiul to pieces before his eyes but when tbolront wheels weie abom ten Inches from 'lol.iu'n feet tbo engine came to a slundstl I. Tobln wns then removed. The I'olandnis wrote ar- rested to-day. nnd. on the strength of Tobin's story, wero committed to jail. It I.8IX7 Kit Silt. Ol.Itltl-'S 31 KX. lint Aeenli Gardner nnd Azhpw Had Not Antiniinced Tliele Aiitlrorlli. Agents Gnrdner and Agnew of the S. r. C. C., made charges of assault at Joflorm .Market Cnuit, ye-lerday, ngaiii3t William HufT of .1J.) West 'Ihlrty-iilnth slreot. John II, G'C'onnell. lbiuor clealer nt N'inth nvonuo and Thirtv- ninth street, Mlehaol T. MeulifTo, and John Hageu, u bartender fvr O'Connell. i i innnos nun aim a man naiuou j-irennan, 1 boatmen employod In Central I'ark. took Julia Green and Mary Beers, agod respectively 14 and l.r years, out sailing on tho lake a vvoek ago. and. It Is alleged, assaulted thum. liren nan was anosted. but llufl cicaped. The gills weie eouimlltod to the care of tliesoeioty. 'Iho 1 Grand Jury found un indictment again-. Hull, and the two ngunts obta,ued a i em li warrant for his arre-t. On b nnay night near liild I night thoy want to Huffs home ami u.ut VMI- ilam, who denied that Ids Liothor was thore. When .ho ugents forced their way In liulT b!.w nut the candle. Wllllnin attacked the agents, i tlmy say, nnd then liollud .tit of Hie huu-e and I tought refuge In O'Coiuiell h Ihiuo stoie. I luiidiier and Agnew followed him 'inri r.iu I behind the bar to tako liutr out. O'l onnoll and McAullflo went to IIiiU'h assl- nine, ami tlieio was a light, in which Vguew clubbed Hull ou the head. Gurdner tlien Informed the nion that he was un odlcer nud nrre-tod them. Jiistlcn Gorman dlsml--ed the complaint, a. I the cvldeiiee funded to elinv? Hint Iho !e end nuia did not know thut Gar mor nml gncw Ji in I nutiiorlty to enlur tho lioii'iu atidtoiiiuko uricsts. rut: j'(ioi had aso Mvt.wr. The Iiiveetlcutlnii ol Ihe Insane Astliiiu nt Jevvnlk t'ltntlntieil, Tho Committee of the I'.-hox Hoard of Cho'on I'roeholdirs engaged In luveatl.tatlug Free. lioldcr Do Jonre's chaiges ngjnt the mail- uKouiont of tho j;r.soy County I.uiintlu Asjluni I nt N'ownik met again yetenla alteii.oon nud I exiiiiiliiud n iimiiber of wllneM.es 1'rov lous to tho examination of witnes-es the food was In- i spocted and tabled and the patients wero ask od I whether thoy got enough to eat. Thoanawors woio invariably Iu the nlllrmatlie. Delhi Mcl.augh iu said that t.ho lind been In chargo of iud for i-omo nine, nud had been at tho asylum a year ami a half. Sho i aid there tiad been n light shortngc ol food In liet wind bdter.il llmeh, but novoi a decided want of food. Sho found thliieeu bud eugs out of fotirloon nnd on two occasions found the moat bod. She thought Hint tlio fare was better at Ihn 1.i-i-.n Axyluin Hutu at liluck vvell'ti Island, whero rhe was fonuorly em- v'lb-a' Vnnlo Anderson said that there had boon great linpioiouioni In the a t fowilny-i. A no On witnesses wop. evaiiiined, and u.l but two testified Hint thero had he 'ii.ihhoitugn ol food nt times nnd that moal, llsh, umlugts had often been bud. Ill Last Sleep, ('hailos H. Smith, n salesman for thn Hall Safe nnd Lock Company nl :IJI liionlvviiy. shot himself do.ul some t.nio Monduy night Iu Ills room In tho Hrurifnrri llout-o d,ri I '..iti J lev, nth siieet. Ho hud i eon drinking homily, nnd i un on the vege ol rioiiiiiiiu tieinvns. Hih I liinlv was found at noon yesiei l,u. There Wi'io two letiora in Ids loum. Gnu was to tho iiotel keeper, us lollows: ilr Urn I mn Koln,r to try tn ileep tonight nml it nnnlilnii llliinlil oi cur III it I (to nel romu ilnwn lo tire.il.lkil In Id" morning I wih )niloulil teieitili tlie can... id my iirn'ler, (I VV rimnli, We.i I. ml lln.pl t'oriimnt, Me mil nk lor lii.triiMii.il- ai. in'orm li e w ol i ii mmier or the IUI xaru hi il I. lK I out x li.' 04 'a I All elivolopo addressed to Smith boro tho na. i.c of JI. H. Iligglnn liniire pamtnr, Milie Held, N. II., lit thu couor, leloiv this was written: Uy Lrollierla lair, i 1C 1 m any wsne pliui wtri i Ma- I rmBBBHBBBBBBHBBBBBBBHBBSaa KOfiBERIES JNBROOKLYN. Trro Munrc nor.u ovritAaitit itr TttAT JOII.V YKSTKHDAY. Ml C'nmernn Attnckeil by n IHfttiwar mnn In Mnrlan Hlreetnnda Ttov Shotlir n Itnri-lni- In it ItntrnlnR (Street House. Miss Holla Cameron, tho nineteen-year-old ilnughlor of William Cumeion. who lsengngod iu the mining buslnoss, was the victim of n I bold hlgliwny robbery, while returning lo her homo, nt a28 Marlon street, Brooklyn, about li) I o'clock yosterday morning, from a groiery l store In the neighborhood. While passing i along the block in Stuyvcsant avenue, between Doc.itir nud llnlnbrldgo streets, n younc man suddenly approached her from behind with his hut In his left hand, and when she slopped i lie struck tier a stunning blow on thebnek of 1 tho nock, knocking herdown. While Bhe was, rocoveringheiself, and In the net of rising from the ground, the fel.ow snntched her po'ket- book nnd ran off. Theie are only two houso on tho block, and thore was Co one In sight when tho outrage occui red. Thoultl although greatly frightened, raised no outcry, but hurried to her home, and suf- fated so much from chock that it was some time before sho was able to make anyftate 1 niont. A member of the fnuilly reported the robbery at tho Gates avenue polloe station. i and Cant. I'renunn nud his two dotectlves lni moJIatoly made an Investigation. They could not obtain nnv lurther Information than thnt iuinlsbed by Mls Cutueron.and the audacious I highwayman Is still lit large Tho pockelbook which he carried oil conlninod only 75 cents. I .Mr nmeion Inst ulgbt refused to give any fiitther purtleulais oi to Bay whether bis I daughter had recovered Irom the highway- mnn's blow. None of the occupants of 1 the block where the robbery occurred cr ol tho adji lulng block, where more than a score oi men weie working on somo new btihiliugs, could give the police tiny ln- loriuuiioii. Another bold daylight robberv oocurred In ilrooklyn vos'orday, and come near ending In ntragody The scene of It was In the three- t-tory bruwn-i.tnnii house of JJoiijuuiIti F. i ng- Imid. a manulacturei.at 4.1 Downing street. 'Ihe family were at dinner In tho f i out Imse- i moiit about l.:iu o'clock when a sneak thief mountod the fiont stops without being ob- I served uud entered the house tiy mentis of a i false key. After ransacking tho bureau ilravr- I ors Iu tho uppei lloors and securing some Jewell y and money, amounting iu value to n'lout two. ho waned down stair". He mi st have stumbled in his hurry to get nut. for the family gathered in the I bu-omont wete alarmed by the noise he mado I nud somo of them started up the basement i Unlis to invostlgnte. Herbert Hnglnnd, the iifteoii-yonr-old son of Mr. l.nglnnd. who was ub-eut ut the time, led thn exploring party. uud. on reaching tbo hnliway, he rulsed an ulnrm as ho confronted the thief as bo wns making rapid stops toward tho vestibule door. As tho hoy also stinted una run toward the door with the objoct oflnteiceptlng the thief, the lntter deliberately dtowa revolver Irom his hlli pocket and tired at tho lad. The bullet stiuck his coat on tho right side and Pa u,l through bis hlit. grazing tho Ile-h, and then jnissed out at the back of his i coat and loCged in the -tnlrwny. The boy whs In no wiy Injuied, but his temporary (right enabled tho thiet to mnko Ills e-enpe When i an alarm hnd been rniso I theie was notraca id him .u be found In the neighborhood. He is de-enbed ns in out -'a years old, of medium height, sm ioth men, and dark complexion. Ho worn no hat when ho was feon by young Kng- i land and it Is supposed he left It in tlio vestl- i luile nhuii he entered tun house. Among the I ait'cles which be enriied off were a pair of hotvi gold Pricnlnts. i 1 hlevo- have been unusually active In Brook lyn since tho summer i-ot In. and it Is supposed i thoy have ben encouraged In their operations 1 by the fact that a great number of tho mem- bers of tho police (one uro off on their vnca I tlor.s, and thux much of the city Is left only I pari Lilly patrolled, l'ollco Suisulnteiident Campbell will call tho commanding officers to I gether this motnlng and read them a fresh les son on tbo necessity of extra vigilance during the heated term. If all other efforts lail to check tho eten-lve thieving going on. ill further police vacations may ba suspended. SUOTIIIM) Tl) TILI.31AX. Chnrleslnn Ilemocrntft will Not Kee film Assnnslniiled It Tbey Can Help It. Cittni.Ksro.v. July 22. The County Demo cratic Kxocutive Committee will publish to morrow a roplv to the renuest of the Tillman itesto hold a campaign meeting in the open air lntoad of in the Grand Opera House, giv ing roasons why the change caunot bo made. The committee say, among other things, thnt it is well known that a prominent candidate for Governor has asserted from many plat forms during the canvass that he feared as sasslnntlon before the campaign ended, and this hns been emphasized by a near relation of his, who expressed the eamo fonr to a cor lespondont, nnd it has been given publicity. '1 hough the committee do not share In this apprehension, thoy believe it to be their duty nnd paramount obligation to see that the can lldaies ihall bo protected against all and every xpOLdes of violence. And thei believe that thl- can lo bct'er done iu a largo, well light, d and cumlorlable hall, where all per sons ca i be seated, than In an ill-lighted open ii Ir nlebt mectlm? whero evll-dlsnosed tier- i sons, if ihete be any. can create trouble. I 'J he Grand Opera House will, in the opinion I of tho lommlttee nflord ample aciommoda- I linns loi the meeting. The opinion Is generally entertained that Tllln nn s re tisnl to speak in the opera house Is Pithed on fears thut he might be taken to task bi prominent Democrats whom be line tindiiced on the stump. The meetiue will oc cur on July 24. j The Huston Ioukmnl.ers' Strike. I'ostos, July 22. -The striking clonkmakers were not nble ti pel -tuple any others to stop I work to-day. Mr. Cal'ahan of the llrm which has Incurred tho otunlty of the workmen snld 1 to-day Hint tho charges of Hi treatment uud l eductions of pay weie untrue. 'J be leader of the sir hers Is 1). Spnulor. He says that In tho Inst six weo-h he has earned only $10.75. Mr. Cnllalian teplies thut if Spanierhad worked I nine hours a dai nnd llvo ami a half days n week he would h.ivo earned live tf mos that sum. He says thnt Spunler winked by the Ploe.i and did not nveinge mote thun threo days n woe'.. Mr. Callahan has mnrio public a i-tiiieiuetit of the uiilune- paid last weak to the men who ure now on strike. They range from 111 to tl.'.ii'i for men wording alone, and from t..4.s"i to t VI 2'i lor men liming from one to thiee n-siHtmits ut fo or $7 oncli. I 'I ho girlx in iho employ of the firm corrobo rate Mi. Ci-.llaliuu u statement. They i-ny that none of thorn bus loll hot- work or intends to leave: tLnt when wink Is brisk they make Irom tlmo tU a week, mid that one of their num ber llllll.OS $13. The Hleam I'liiniiilliy'n IVotcet. The N-w Vor- Sie.uu Couipniiy Anpeureu! befori thl Hint id or IP ill til Hindu yelerdy Atnl tllnlellouk lonlioH I ml die U.nird nur' eriiof .iiu e rhutllnir eg Un voin pint i wiemn four illitereni r-ulu.1 wan iinwurrmit i Hie K. II I'reni n evil enffiiier tuii'lore I by tho imniii). tt.iinril diut fcieaiu had teen Miui of fruit the I'mled Mtn I ourl lluiue, Ihe I lly Hull, tin, IVtil crn I n.on Imildinir, Ihi M 111m UutliiitiK. Ihe Preielliuild flic. Hi '.'ilde ,1 vrtt Ihe Iiullif .Vet., the tomtnn i J.fi" I'fi, II, .m.uiIiii ijeruitu. Mild 11 lolllir blllU llUi-tilld eUhly Mieluri rleTrflorl. If Ihu lltrfllivviil nut retnore I II i iMiipuii; would lo,.lio oi.tibuut r ',T rt hi ,ifn ii.ro Del et rilililfs Ml. I rrldlM lisul Hut tlieir i r ulvvMy i, wrtu in the ll nr ni,'lil iron, l.fieen nun. h in ili.iiu, te II w i.p'-- Klioivea un ilioiini'.i .i (in, li. Hi iir.Kiiire ,1 mn In Hinia liei r r t v 1 M l r, if -n i.n tlui iih iuiiii.iii. 10 iviikim, iin.eioiitt o nfe r leu tl, I li, I II l i riv Hi nuihllrr leetn 1 that II lliuile lil ill rri 1 1 m i I'l.-r the leinpei jtur. in the niniiuiiv' jnpi v.uh u ir i.' li li i no i cnrln on health Tho hwiriii!,' elll bu loiulnue I tliUartiriiiiini eililnac Ihlleh Wiirplty Inr Illvoree. Pellail. Pierce him heuu a null fur abio'ulellv0rri In Ihe Mijirrmu Cnurt Irein (P ori II. Herri Lftci4tiii or h i 'nleol Intimacy wiililori dinner, ailtier of the wiiinan who iiroitu led to !o lieorur IV J.edeier'i vine "His ileren.ifliit m a vnriely a 'tor. w ho m Knnu n li i r mi eu'Tn ,s lint' i viiirph) ,1a neuter t ,al tho illnt,.l m hl wife, inil eivye 11 at on Apiil 1,. I h-', when Kile bii)s en inarrleii linn n) i liml, in, the recor.is of the Miperiur nurt.how merely obUP'eil iepirn lies from .fun, ph -Ionian, a fluti plaver, her hu, Wend M.r ilUllnirillalird berhelf re, enllr by having a little ulipleaiulilliefee Willi Jllliel.'lieelir at Manhallan Peach. Ilrpilly t'nllei'UM' Sennlnn Husnenileil, Teller or I itiaft li it lUipMi'ial at 'inrf lieintv '"l 1" r.i le l;.i, h.ie on a c. ar. u nl u iii c ili ut leave. J'lve Ileura to Wimlilnclnn, I Th fafetm tralui In Amerti-a are In .errlee between i Niw Von., riiltadill'lila. Ilaithioire ami Wulilnilon, via Jrve Cimral. aeadlai-. aae av. aad O. Aiaai, i Ua toil et Uliiru t.-aUft; AXOTUEIt DAKOTA lOl.NAVO. Seven People Kllleat la Can County, North of I'avrffn, Hinkxipomb, .Tuly 22.-A special to th 71'f lune from Fargo, says thnt a tornado passod ovorthe northern part of that county nt.1 P, M. Seven persons were killed. No lurtlior par ticulars hnvo yet boen received. ri.uxar.n innix a chasm. A. Torrent Wnwben ft nrldtce Away nnd a Trnln fines Inln n Onlty. Cntctoo, July 22. The following partlculari Iniegardto tl.e accident to tho east-bound passenger trnln on the Chicago, Hock Island nnd Pncllle Ilallroad. near I.lmon, ol.. lust I night, have beon received by General Mannger Ht, John from Colorado Spilngs: Tho nccldnt occurred at a bridge n mile and u half west of I.lmon at about lu:4u P. M. Two spans of the bridge, which Is nbout 3U feet long and 15 foot high, were washed out by torrent. Fiom tho fact that thero was very little rain on either side of the wash-out it s believed thoy have been the result of a cloudburrt or waterspout. The engine, baegnge car. day coach, and chair car went into the cbnsin and wore wrocked badly. Tho sleeper lemainud onihetiack. Twelve or flltecn persons were nioro nr less seriously hurt, and huglnoer Met ormlck wns killed, l'hyslclans nnd a wrecking out lit were at once sent to the aceno of the accident Irom Colorado Springs. The following Is a list of tbo limned: William Watson of Pueblo. Col., hend nnd face badly cut and aonerally shaken up: K, VV, Woodbind of KatiBii- City, ankle bruised: J M. Thompson of Buena lsta Col., wtlst sprained: Miss Annlo Patterson of Mauknto, Minn., arms bruised: II. M. Uoggs of Lincoln Neb., head slightly bruised: John ute nf Ittloy, Kan., shoulder bruised nnd back Injured Mrs. Maiy t surname not lenrnoJi of Now toil;. side badly lirul-od: V. Ilnnlin. tliutnnn bead and neck brtilecd: II II. Hendricks, Imggnge mnn. hend cut and buck hurt. U. Josllus por ter, hend and bund cut fin get broken.!. V. Hall, news agent, legs bndlv cut and Internally Injured. Kngineei McCormlck hns not yet lieen found. Ills body Is probnbly under tbo engine. The wouiidod weie taken imck to li07olls in the sleeper, where thev re le eiving medlc.il attendance. '1 be unhurt i nssengers have been sent buck tn Colorado hprings, tnonce to 1 Oli ver, from which point tbey will be forward,! 1 over tbo HucU Island's other route to their destination. IIOYCOTTIXO THE XOttlll. Tbey Seriously Talk til It In Dixie ir the Force Hill Is I'.lised. NEwOnr.KANs. July22. -Thosuggestlon made by Gov. Goidon of Georgia, that la the event of tho tassngo of the Federal Klection or Forco bill the South should resott to boycotting Northern commeicial bouses aud Northern products, was well received here by a number of persons. Kx-Senator Jonas, lute Collector of Customs, nnd a member of the Democratic Nntional Committee, agreed fully with Goidon, I and thought that If the South Is to be con I etnntly threatened with hostllo legislation It I will be the duty ol her ponplo to piotoct them selves by withdrawing their tiado and pntion- age from those who persist In thus muklng I War upon their liberties nnd happiness. He suggested further that the people of the Southern States should abstain from partlcl 1 paling In nnd supporting the Chicago lair if the law Is pasfed. A number of tho prominent j men agreed vv Itb him ou tills lino of pollcv. The New Orleans smts calls for a Southern convention at which all the Slates south of tho Ohio shall be repre-ented. whero a plan of ac tion can be formulated, for the organization of State leagues, and where the mannor of carry ing out the boycott can bo determined. ItrnMisntiAM. Ala.. July 22. -A ma-s meollng of Republicans will be held in this city to morrow afternoon to protest ngniii6t tho paseage of the Federal Election but. llesolu tlons will bo passed and nn addrnsB to tlio United States hennte adopted protesting ngalust the bill. Piesldent Johnson of the Chamber of Commorce hns issued a call for a meeting of that hedv to prote-t against the bill. At this meeting the uuestlon of boycot ting Northern goods If the Foice bill pusses will be dlsi.us?od. A aulID DEAL Of SilTK- IX THIS. One Hotel, One Churcb, and revernl Street In the Municipal Uulldtne' Wavy. The report of the sub-ccmmlttoe of the new Munkdp.il Commission was ready yesterday, but In the absence of llegistor Fitzgerald Comptroller Myers and County Clerk Heilly postponed signing It. Tho recommendations of the committee as to the alte will, of couise, have to be ratllled by ihe full Commission. Thev consider the eastern part of the block bounded by Broadway, Chambers, Centre, and lteude streets to be the best site, but aiede- terred from recommending it on account of the expense. A site. Including half of Ihe .Vmifx .eiliinu block and the block north o( it con nected by a bridge aeros- t humlers street, was considered foi some tlmo and abandoned j because of the noise of the heavy ttreet traffic, Tho site that will probably be cho-en Is a four-acre Plot taking in six irregular blocks or I parts of blocks. The boundary lines ate I mm i the northeast corner of Centre mid Obambeis streets east to Pari; row along that to look's Hotel, back to Centre street through three blooks. and down ('en tie atieetto the corner of Chnmi.ers ngalu. ibis Involios shuttlug up ordlverting Duane street, City Hall plate, iteade streei, aud l'aik street, and opening a new Ktreet nlong ihe north end of tlm uevr building from entre stieet to l'aik low. I Among I lie buildings that would be wiped out I by the choice of thin site are St. Andrew's li. Church. Sweeny'- Hole, Ilruee's und Con nor's type foundries, nnd Pedro's Italian res taurant, l'ait or the hile Committee's woik hns been nn e-tlmnte ol th" probable cost of HCiiulnng this properly, and thai cou-lder thut $l,2.rili,()iiu is n Inlr valuation, ileal e-tate men do not think the figure is high enough. LIZZIH ItKKBfS DISAI'l'EAHAXCli. Hhe Eloped with u Mnn Three Tlniee Her Aue nml IVeiiHuy, I.oivu BruNcu. July 22. The mysterious dis appearance of lC-year-old l.l'We 1'eebe on tho lilth Inst, p.oves to have been an elopement. Hei ii other hits received a letter fiom 1 lie postmaiked Satatoga. In which Hie girl status that she hnd fled to marry the mnn she lovi d. whom sho described ns Hi eurs old and wenlthy, Sho wtoto that sho, vvl'h herhiiN- bund aid muld, wero going travelling. 'Ihe gills lathei, idiot .lames 1,'eebe. I- mystified by tills letter, but Hie ilnto'dives have, lccaied the girl In Saratoga with an enlerlv man. ivho-e name Is withheld, but who i- said to be well known In this vliinlly. l.ffotts u ay bo mado to Induce I.i.xlo to reiiirn home. Fredtrlo It. t'omlert Meets With a Keilnu Aerlilenl. New BnuNswti'K, July 22. -Frederic It. t'oudert of Metucben, of the .New ork law firm of Coudeit llio-., wns thrown from his horso Inst night while riding Willi his sou, nnd a leg was broken. He was taken to a farm- I hoiu-e and lil- family sent for. Last night and to-day four physicians wore In attendance. Ho will be Inkon homo ns soon us possible. I'licht I'eunle llurned fo llnitli. CtNriNSVTt, July 22.- Fight people wore burned to death in n louement house here Into to-night, J'lillce TrniisferN nntl IMsrtMllne. AU d A.'iley I'orr- eii'inihllif Si I're'i.ry of tin fen tr.ohil irLinai i, I'.iiioniiiii. iiiU'i veiierilnv tn Ihe I'm Ice Hoard (iimjilaiiiiii,,' tun' l .ijilaiu ll an ef the I aid 1 li Ire Ul.bi reet fia'lnti vvint inlu .1 nalouii add arreitid lire braia w,,rUtr en .'.rlke cliarulo them with Invvhiif ut ionic oilu'i lime and anuie other plaie vrldli on picket liitiinldated eon iinl'in bran vrorkon Ashley wrote thai ihi mm tvera inlmlliia their own l.nainras and t lut l'ul'1 lliuil lini'le Intemperate u.e of liu poser i hief i lerl Ml'P vtah ilirecled In s rile lo A filler lur pieiftcc mrite I'h li'eiuan linin,a4 i v im'ee of Ihe Welt lorn e.v lanli fcti ri I wtalien re s li loheliiiin Isiiiih lo.or ol Hie -aiilpn i --pi 1 1 a n nml riilii'eniiin ,lnh U Taylor Him vrai ill.niii'.i'd Irom the i'r f-r latun. to la-o tne V in i. order onli ind win relliltal d b) Hid hiitueini' t'ourt vviu put baci, on patrol Tranefer Kanliiliimeil K, lull r t Weal from Fli'A belli llreet to KIiuiIti'Iki. W Mciiruoill frnm Mnj,. brhUr iii l.dubiih itreit. Petty, from l.himbridiie lo J aitlhinr null Uriel. i-lltliig on HlilipliiK C'nmnilaaliiner Iteed, Tin Inqiii tlien "f sei retsrv llliidom'i Trrmury a e k e iX li ill'' a -mi" d.in, lino hip I in. in. .Iim. it. r Jann-f 1 It I m iliaeineut of hll eft ee. binah at tua C'ufctoin llou.i yemrday. lbe iii non m privae e-omi of Ilia v,ineiei nnininvd we rfcipplna mirdianti and la nr neti who ban oimptai'ie t Mr Heed i nietbodi The Irra.ury Li'i'i will tit out the remainder n Hit wiifc, and tniu b Utitf ntott te air. Wladiisv BOAT AX1) OCCVPAXTS ttlSSlSO. Nethlna; tlinrd I'rom Klevcn Tonne; Men nnd Hoys Win lVent Nailing nn rlunrlny. On Sunday last cloven young men nnd boys, who called them'olves the Midnight Plensure Club, hi roil a catboat from lilchatd I'lrMi at the Jamaica liny House. Thoy said they woro going to Staton Island for n sail. Nothing hns slnco boen henrd of the boat or its oocupnuls. Yesterday two women called at Ulrlch's plnco and Imiulrod for two boys who are supposed lo be with tho party. It Is uot known whether the young men ran nwny with tbo boat or mot with aa accident. nii.r.r.n his giiaxdsox axo iuhsklf. The Crime or an Old Man nt Hnrllncen, Neve tferecy. Nkw BnuNswicit, July 22. Mr. Duffleld, a 70-yonr-old German, last Friday, at Harllngen, shot his 1-year-old grandson In the abdomen, Indicting a wound vvh'ch will prove mortal. 1 Ho then cut his own throat and died Instantly, The cause of tho deed Is unknown. THIS 18 A XLjr YOltK VOHCEAtAX. Oelnc te Cut bin Hair, Thonsfa, and Can tide I.Ike Anything:. f'uBpendor Jack wns madee, Now York coo yesterday. Ills real name Is John Clinton Me Geo. He wns born noar New Otleans 23 ye irs ago. and has been a cowboy and fron I tiersmanover slnco ho was big enough to sit I In a snddlo. Jack nppeared beforo tbo Police i Commission!)) n ve-terduy just as he Is repre sented tn this picture Ills long hair was tied Willi n shoestring. He had passed n creditable civil service examination nnd had nothing to ho afraid of. He proved to huvo somo knowlodgo of the byways and in- THE NEW COP. stltutlons of New York, and tlio only bad brenk ho made was in saying that Charles street "was in the Bowery." He told Commis sioner Mcl'lnvo that he got bis nickname by making a bit out of a pnlr of suspenders and tiding a wild noise that no other mnn at 1 ort Worth could mount. McGee has heen travel ling lately with circuses and wild West shows. Mhllo there Is no liw in the Police Depart ment that provonts nn oltker from wearing ids halt-like yours." snld Commissioner Yoothls. "still I would bate to seo you on patrol wltu tho.-e tiowlng locks. W ill you get your hair cut" Mebbe." said Suspender Jack. Then he qualllled his statement by saying that he would get his haircut If he wns assured of his Place. lie said ho had had his hair clipped a little bit Iu Chicago In 16-3. Thirty-four other new policemen woio appointed yesterday. ONE OF THE COSIIIATASTS KILLED. Heyernl Itallnnn In n ISloody Ilattle rrlth Hliovels, Knlve. and Club. There wns another fatal affray In ono of the Italian colonies In Brooklyn on .Monday night. It occurred iu front of the big tenement house at 7U Adams street, and tho victim was An tonio Levango. who leased tbo house and sub let It toadoprn or more of his countrymen, balvator Brigaut. one of the tenants, Is a rag picker, and whon Levungorelu-ed to let him go into the cellar a light, in which threo or four women and half a doen men were on gaged, took place on the sidewalk. Shovels, clubs, knives, and bottles were used In the nul-Je. and all the participants were more or less Injured, when a patiol wagon with several policemen drove up. The participants all lied like rats Into their holes at the sight of the blneceais. with the exception nf I evanco. who wns found lying unconscious in the street, his head nud face covered with blood. His skull had been crushed In with n blow Irom a shovel In the hands of Hrlgnnt, nnd he died yesterday morning at tho Long Island College Hospital. Ml the other jiai ties were taken to the Fulton street station after the ambulance surgeons lind spent an hour In dressing their wounds. .None of them was seriously Injured, ami nil wero discharged except Brigaut, who, as al leged, struck the fatal blow. PAID $1,600 roil A HUSBAND. rihe Lost II lea, nnd Natv I In rjerlene Troulile Over Her nrfortn to Find film. Mrs. Annie Mendora has been In hard luck slnco her extraordinary marriage In i Btonklvnn couple of eurs ago. She was a giay-huliod widow, with hevoral thousand dol lars lp the bank when ehu hired a marriage broker to get bora second husband. Barber Mendo?!!, a good-looking younc mnn, of fered to marry the widow for $1 Oihi, and she accepted his terms nnd gave him an additional present o tsuii. and alio paid the expenses of thelrvveddlngtrlp. Soon after their return to llrookhii tho young husband ran off, and i when Mis. Mondo:-.a had failed lo induce him tn return by iho oiler of another il.ouu, she bad hitu arre-tod for abandonment, .-the lost the case nnd baa not seen her expensive hus band slnco. 1-ho nibseimently nceusod Mrs. Julia Gluck. a neighbor with having Initialled iter runa- way husband, and Mis. Gluck Miod hei for a under and t-eeuiMd it veidlct foi Jl.OOH. Mrs. Mi'tidoa refused to pay eiihor this money or the costs, mid yesterday she wns i-ent t jiill by Judge Osborne of tho Citv Court In default of 1 a line ol W.W lor contempt of court. It Is sup posed that she hu -till ili.OOd left, but where It is tucked away neither her own nor the op posing lawyer bin e been able to dlacover. Catholic Inslltntlonn I.oae Large llrqiieeti. Two niontln bi-foro her death hi February. IMH7, Aletla M, Vanderveer of t obey filand ma lea will be iiieattmr J'-'i.oii to various Catholic chnrctici and he atlltitloini. Justice Ilartlitt of tin Supreme Court hai dei'ldrd that all thl beipie'te made tu i orpjralleni or kanlrnl under tin actor ISIS are Invalid, ai the will w.i executed 'ee lliun two luonlh l efoie ihe death f Die lel tlrlx. 'I Ilia Ue. llloli clita off alt ihe chlirrhei una Iti.titutlons vviih the iscei'iiou of the Hroukljn nridiaii A)luni. which wa, criciuil'rd under Ihe act of IS-t Th i 111 m will, ttierelore. Hot only iretthl ins lllo liiouet ot iVl in Ihi will, but prbnbl) all ine other clmrltalilo beiiueiw. Artist ttflufrhrr'a lVoprify Attached. Two atMchmeuu have been talm iut analmt the prnptrty of flump W. (tostcbir, tin well known erenlc paiater at Niw Itochelle, who was uuiucceiiful in ee, iirina' a dpnrio from hie wife and afterward uled for i urope. Ie4vhiaevernl creditor! herein! Tin .iil.ii hinente. ire taken out b P. on X Puttie fur II in fiirieu eervicr" aid li ohn II Yumnf tj ncuri a Judgment ubPoned by him for Mnrcairt Mll'llel., I'lunw, A ili'pati'h wan r'Tenel iriirrday rroai Vlarifirit Mather, who i. now in London, .ijiui that Arthur II. I'lMie will be her vmericau tu nianir M,e vtather will irudiiie imnofAr. nt I'a'mer e Theatre ahiui Sept 1 sheai.i fiom nuiithauipioti on the Al.ir to luerrow .sMfK.V MOM 1HI1 IKI.r.OKAfll. Hal H'ormi havi di.troyil tin rron In upper Pa TAriu r ii ieat llairlt u rtiurued te Waehluittou from Cape vi at rreterday Sir 'Ohn J,ubi,ock haebeenilecled Chairman of the hiiidoii Couiii) i ouiii il. Ihe nrlkilof the lru'kiari of ('optnlmrra bu endid in a victory fir Ite maaleie. The woollen mlllinf Hradliy 4 Ca, Allegheny, Tk, were burmd ye-lerd.iy boil, l;.v.nsi Tin lllll hrhool iiidlding. a private Inatitullon ef leariuiiK, In theiuburiiaof Potiituwa, l'a-, wai burmd yiaiirday J "t. il"i"ik Horatio il Ken! aire I ?J wai run over and killed by train al i umberoind vid vittirdsy lie a ae tor forty yeariimrai foriman of Un Jernv City i, an Worki. batdil T Xoori a barber of Ifnrlmtir who wai hv-Ina- ipart from h'e wifi aud vtaa despondent tierauaa alie would not take Idm back, ibot and kllllvl bluulU eu Jill doonup y iileiaay. i SALVADOR'S JIEVOLUTION. j mn si.sTun iiHi-unucs maicf. nn- jv 3IANDS WON THK XKW ItlUIIME. Y.J CJen, Rreta Totil Thnt lie Must Kten Ilovvn 5 and Out A I.eicnl Hnvrrnntent MiiMt bo ft t Ite.eevtnbtlnliert-AII the Jteiulbtlcs Unite H te Jtrlnc; Abnnt Order In Him Sulvndnr. 1 j Citv or MEtfco, July 22, via Gnlvoston. J j Speclnlu from Giuitomula say that tho Minis- 5 tors of Costn Itlca and Nicaragua vestorday fj signed rlth Gitntomala n tteaty of nlllnuco. l They demnnd of Gen. F.zetn, in Ihe name of A United Central Amoricn, Ilrst, that he louvo j. I tho supreme command In Kan Salvador: soc- ond, that a legal regime bo eslnbllshod In ue- B enrdanco with tlio Min Snlvador constitution S aa before Juno 22, the dato of tho assassination 3 of President Mctiendoz, nnd third, that general niniiosly bo granted to nil who pnrtlulpatod iu MB tho revolutionary movemont In San Salvador. -JE Honduris bound boisolf to this nlllanco by a ifc previous treaty with Guatemnla. Bg Giiatamnla Is dallv Increasing her forcos on B the San Salvador frontier. Tho coramnndors ijtt ate ordorcd to reinnln on tho defensive. Ono General disobeyed this order and hns been it. subjected to court mnrtlnl. The report of tho defeat of Guatemalans by h Fan Salvadnrlansls doclnred tobeitutrue. It If, was only a deleat of balvadorlan Insurgents. f fj, Aspoclal fiomChlnpiis, noartholiiiatemiiian 1 ttj frontier, says that the revolutionary movement j 111 against President Barrlllasof Giiateuiala has I 1 obtained consldeinble headway, uud that Bur- m rlllas Is preparing for It. j li1 Therepieseutntlvoof San Salvador hero hns Stfj shown to the Associated Press correspondent flfi telegrams from Gen. l.retn asserting that tho It! report of a battle ou Saturday was accurate. M I Jacob Bah: of 102 Front stteot is the Consul 1 i In this city for Guatemala and Honduras and I' t the acting Mlnlstor for Giiiiiomnhu He said (j I yesterday that be would be tho Ilrst to learn of !l i nuyaerloua engagement between Guatemalan mJ forces and tlo-e of Han Salvador, and that he J; j had not heard a word. S', "I know." lie added, "that Onatemnlrt hns f?. 7.000 men on the irontler. aud thnt han Salva- sU i dor has 2.(iou. It Is not probable Hint, If any XIS, ongngement tiad taken place, It would have re- !f Bulled as retiorted. 1 do not think for a mo- vfA ment that any cjnfflct ot importance has takeu Uji plnce." V3 t'onoerns interested In commercial business j with Aloxlco aud In dnlly communication with ftffi i that country snld thnt thoy had received no SSI Information nf actual hostilities between ((H Guatemala and Snn Salvador. jeifx IT MAY BE AX LLOVKMEST. i! aire. Mlebael Thlnkn Her IlnahnnU Una (JIT Done Off with Kittle fiercer. lW, Adam Michael, proprietor ot a restaurant nt Usk 23U York Htroet. Brooklyn, went oft yosterday fj morning after drawing t7u0 from the bank. j and uo to a lute hour last night had not re. 5i turned to his homo, which is over tho rostnu- K il? rant. The simultaneous disappearance of i ft KntieBorger, aged 23 years, who was employed S y. as awaltiess in tho restaurant, and of Law- j W rence Mlehaol. tbo 11-year-old fon of the i vj missing man by a former wlfo. suggosted aa K elopoinout. and last night Mrs, Michael V h called at tho Fulton street police station 1) and reported the incident. Sho had no 7 Me doubt. sbe i-ald. that her husba id tfffi had run off with his waitress and had taken his sou with him. She recalled the fact that her FR husbnud had bceu unusually attentive to the f U girl of late, uud that there had beon mure or JM ii ls suspicion nttendlnglila moyements. The J ijK $7U0 which ho took with him was nearly all tho 3 IV money ho bad In tbo bank, and leproseuted fur i Irf the most part, Mrs. Michael hays, ber hard- S wi oarned savings for the past two yoars. About Ktvm un hour after hor husband's dopartnro Katie SSl Berger put on ber best clothes and took the IS Hi boy wlib her. saying that she was going to eyas show blmarouno the navy yard, ihe police J'fi will aid Mrs. Michael in her search. M S4- I AH Time l7a for the liapld Truaalt fommlav W loneia. vL K Thl 120 dayi for which Mayor Grant'i Rapid Transit ((f Commission wai appointed expired yeilerdav. and in a &L the opinion of lome of the City Hall leg-a! imndl the nfl Conimiisloli ceased to exist. It deemnaled a retire, hut fll under Iha act authorising In appointment thera aro in many thluxs vet lobe aetned cnhcrrnins: pinna and so i FSB2 fi,r,h Mayor nraui s idea seemi to be to reappoint lh (l all Commissioners which can be iloue on a petllli'li frota KB clllzenl The i'ommliitotieri are Will am Melnnay 3 sm u 11 Putter, .'oLn U starin. Woodbury Laiutdon, ami 9 ,TC Auifult Oelmom. JL Maybe Oai Maybe Klectrlclty. l Ki Tbi memben of tbi Clai romuni'ion had an Informal a talk yestinlay on'the subject or electric street llehtliif. Jj W The blda madi by Ihe electric companies are at hlrher S S prlcet than werj cliara-ed last ear, and If contract! are 3 made at these fleurei tin appropriation will be ax W JJ oeeded. llaTor Oram la in tnvor ot rejecnnit the bldi tg ft and rolnir Pack tu aas .vir (Ulrcy hall favori ihu idea. n S3 too bull omptroller Myers li opiosed lo It, and would H, K rather Increase the appropriation br a transfer. Thl IK SU Uas Commlsiion will meet iu.duy and act on the bidi ft g Xnraed fur t'ODire.s, ft m Tbi Democrats of the nubth Indiana dilrlct ban re- S SU nominated Congressman j v. Prookvlnre. a MX The Weather. jjj 38 Althonchlt wanhiihlly warmer In the lake rerlona a and Iu Iha Middle Allanllil .state! yesterday the Iim- Wi Wp. peralure wai low lor thli siuion of the year In tha y&i Mates bordering the Mississippi aud Missouri valteya ji h,j and iu Montana It was warmer. The warm wave tt fWt mustered little energy uud remained nearly stationary. Hn Thebaromelrlc deprissiou was confined to the extreme ffl2lH bouthwevt. and the development of another high pris jl t lure on the north Parinc conn tha: Hill mora eastward xlw gives avldeuce that the warm wave wilt be overpew- wlln ered or greatly modltleil befuro itian reaih thllieo nrl' tloa. Ueitdi-K ihat the high pressure on our coast li vtrfli passlugoif very slowly. The chancel are In favor of JvKvtV moderately cool dayi fcr mma time ttrrl f lleav ralni fill yestenhiy In 1- lorlda and a few show- 3 J ers In the vv esirrn curn bell. Put they were in light that f r na little brne.lt eD'iied Italn Is badly needed In all thl ?lf?ft' Wisteru htaiei ae sell a In New.Kuglatid The great- Vt 7wi$ er part of Long Is'aud has had little or no rain I'nce fi ;nE May, and vegetables of all kind! are drying up. ff rag I Yesterday as generally fair In this city. Tin tilth- H I est Uovernment teinperuture was 7S. lowest, 0 e.ar S eg I erare humidity, Mperceul; wind generally south and n j fresh. 'A lo-day promlsiiin I a fair and itlgbtly warmer. A p J Tu lnorruw generally fair, with a light ihower or tvri; 1 tatlounry tempirature S J Tin thrrmumeiir at I'erry'a phsrinacy In Tug Hcv s h, building recorded the temperature yesterd tyasfollnwi: iral SA. M 7.1 Us. I H m V M HU me Bjf 0AM 7.' ltl UP. M H 7i Kit UA M Til S17-1 M I". M 7ii I Ml l'.'M bl 75 l-'MId 74 07 ilffii Aviriim 70V.I ffiS' Averageon July a.', Iwei 7H j Iwa' siomi ernce romi'isr iiil H r m. wKnsMPir tmt For Vlaine, New Hampshire, V'ennnut, Massaehiisettl, f liw1 IthoJr Island and I'uiun elicit, fair; southerly wlndii i SS j slightly vvanuir, Frravli' Vr raitrm .Vein rorr, eaittm Fmntylvania. nS uP&ki Xfw Jfrsey, vanntri ah lautttrrlv windi 9 (bfihV For tin District of Columbia, Palawan, and Mary- S M lind. warmer; auuthirly vvinda. Id fliDj I'or western New Vork and weitern Pennulranla, J jug fair; loulhirly winds, rSil .IOITISOS AIIOVV 10WX. I MR Tin iteainihip Aire from .latnaicaainren laitnlrnt nl Music In Tutiipllns s pure ilil. evening at S o'clock by 0ffil I.eibuldt's Twelltll Itegiuleut baud. ilfi?iilj Julgi Koota'aver has grauitUau absolute divorci to wt!r t'aihanne viuehihaus Irom Irederick viuchlhaus. a eJJi A gas r.tler Picked with a liable I candle for aleak la U X Mm the gaspipi in front of 1,'an'aual itrtil ynterda) niioo. H vt tuR The gas explode I eul broke el worlh or glass g obes, 1v4wsV The I'u Jcii'oiumlssliiners voted yesterday to recelva SlftM apultcallona fur app'diifmehl as elecllou luppectori and fi nOifl poll i lersi on Aug, i,ri, and for ballot ulrrka on Sejit- I. avMuiSLl 1 Iverpool .lack, whose conviction for kidnapping waa 9 fawM reversed bi Ihe lleneral Term, gave &.isii ball at tin ausrfat.l? Plstiht vttoiueir i ofl ceynp rduy and was released IllwtlSt, A seller aiptieu exploded vv lilt it ronsMerAbli pop la U 'T MHil the aider" iu of the Mat, r u lice ymierday, and lug I, yfKLr, grsird ihougl.ts of irauks and dinauilti. Aoemwai fl ISA bun. i I(JWI Ihe stock nf Henry A PlrVeu'on t Co.. wholnali lrB diaieralii upiirsand hot, I supplies at 1 Hudsou itriet, uisal Is in the hau.! of nepiuv eherul llauiburger oa an esi. i, B,qI 7 cutioii In lav or of Anna iMcketisuu foriJuib ima fj viustcf Ihi fin Imuran e cmupiuiis have dlolaimej e? fffUr I any Intention of taking advantage of the decision of fc f5T5 1 tin rourt nf Apnea's under hicti tbey might evade E B4 1 lanation fur local purposei The tax vleldioulv .a;uiii li VII to the citv. Fit- il Col Jamei A Jewell, one of Die Mchtnlev Apjtralsera illtKtl atidtbi Hupirvlilng Ar hllect of tin Tre.ie ,r) iiepnrt- !l meut caine to tuwu yesterday hun tug for quarters. ua.i?i The general appraisers will probable settle iu the heart i8E.Its of Hie Iry feeds dlslrlcl SsytM I.Jward Morton. Tlci riesllent of ihi Kxport Timber fflsiHW roinpaii), who wai put Into I, udluw street Jail in a suit S&f.fl for iW.isvi brought by the vteeteru Nailuiuf rank, wai Hf'.nHiTrJ let out yesterday lucustody ot his cuuuiel for a confer. ftl.lwiw once with Ibiornciri of Ihe bank He remained out Ml ir, IK all night rMleV'l Three adroit aunla Parrett nf nn park avenm L taiM was run over by a hea il lotded gnu-err wagon e. ,'A tila tlf ay uo-in ai Park aviuui and Pisib streei ebewal ,f I iiTt taken In tin rrestirieiian liospl it where her rlghi arm jAs) 'il L'l wasamputatid bilweeit the elhuw ant ti itmulder. ih tmJetl Thidrirer. fhorosej. Viro of West Fori' sevei.tti i .yl Jj treel was arrested and In Iha liar, em folic I Ourl "ilfll waa liilU u fltVAAl ball f vit tiaiatuauvu l u9f ruw, leM jjll -'sm
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II I o THK SUN, WJSIJNKSPAY, .11) I.. Y St, ISM. I1ARIIK0X CUNVERI'Kn, TOO. irvx unit in mil iilmsics roiicr tti 1: urniH'tji. lis lln I'lrpiie-.l 3 1 nf In Cnmif tiruliiii Ai'mi'l Kw'Hiiri'ii IiteisM, !ln ll"liiit s I" -fiid t! In. Wvshin.-i'ion, -T nl 2V. I'lotidi'ht II.irrlnn lias ill n'ti'd u n if" nTu ttrclni: llie adoption oftlio i)l.i in- le'iiinH scheme. Ijut on blonder Muni i.iel a tit ,t Mini e fin mop extensive Hull h i I "''II iiilviH'ntotl tlio -uc reinrnf sti t i it It l.o n. u fai I 111 Ji that lr. Illnlne I r ir more !nllii.nru ovor ff f l'i (Militant ll.iuliii tiian tin-. I inn i ctminrlr 't 1 HUitni"Cit. II a iLlliunll to limn nt for tills i I y notion, Hut mmlfVir tin- run e, It r.tii be I ntiiti'tl nmhoilt itlvi'lr il n. i!n toueli iliaitof I J tho iucK!ii:ii luis 1.Q1111 wrli'vn un I N now if Jnt!iol,r'"jiiliii.i'iiHk. U.tli H-m "in AMiIpIi f J nnd Mi mil of tlm ?eimm I'muieo I'omniltlo,) J 5 V becanio (MtiViiilnJ to the Diane ilo-trine ro- I b contly. nntl tiify 'iiiM"ililfi! ilu'lr inlluonco to tlintuf lio toi'totiirruf titte. A loiitlliiB 4 e S publl.mii, who bus itlremlv dniwn ur more K fc than ono trea y of roolproiltv. Ins liuon hastily l miintnoiied Irom his Mininmr iicutit.'n.iiiid hns j iii baeti ciilletl In to ilovi-o imnw richonio of f leelpioclty which l I itttid u i-nanca of cot "1 Ui tints tin ujjli tho !-ouuto nt ibis 'nto tlay. Hoc- I; I rsturr Wlii'lomhasqlven what iiilvlcshocouiil, lj f nd tuts aided tlm now rcliemo not a llttlo. r if Altogether, tlio Itnimbllcans vw.o cliatiinlnii II f i'i tbo nr nir.u'imn tlilnl: tlmy have iirrnuced f matt-i so tl.nt tbo I'leMtlont will buck tliem J i by Htronoi!.t lal iiiosMum-. i T While these lluinibllcitim niti very hopeful. I i thot nreby i o nieiiris rortnlii. hoNover. ns tlio f i'loiMunt lAdiRiilnylni; Ills muni caution nnd i lack of derision. If lio vvero io put tlio innttor II to the test ir it Cabinet olo tlio Wulno taity It wouid fuel mora ct'italu us to tbo rof nit. lint up I; s tutliletlme wlillotlinrieililentlinNcentlioni t I'' no dellnl'iroa'tn to roar Ids Lni'kliit; down bo U. Ii.irhIhi) leluiml to coimnlt lilmsfll de.mltnlr IS p- to thi-'lr proaramnio. Willi n minority nt tho It Jj Cabinet In lavor ol the Rcbonio, ami with con- i 1 V- Blderublft !-oiiutorlnl iriiuia iiruioR litmon, If I the l'mildenr would, perhaps. Iinvo no heslln- r l' tlon in (.ondlni: In tlio nioniro atonre. ifit t U t vroto not Ii r Ills fenr of tbo House. With tbo t l exci-ptlon of Hltt of Illinois, not a ieudinelle- j I' J, publlnuu ltepro-ontntlve. so fur ns hoard i. froni. is wlllliit; to plodee hltneir to E Ftipnoit tlio proposed scheme ol reciprocity. Mr. llelvlnli-r. bv tho ndvlie of enator hber- i t o nmn. bus crown very onn-comtnlttal on tlio Mr subieot. Mr. lteed bus told tho l'ro-ldent very ft blnntly tbut ho will kill the scheme In tho Mr IIouso. Exensueh llepiiblicansus Candler ot I1 JIaHncbtisetts. who nro very modcrnte protoo- tlonlstf. and who tioiially side with the import- i' I ts nio iialn-t brincinc up the iuotnn of 1 I. j; reciprocity nt this h8slon. randlor. indei'd. i ire lias announced his intention of advislne the i II iTc-ldfiit nualnst taklnir up tho innttor this II J-,1 Fission, and be hasconsldurnble lnlliience nt I' thoWlilte Uoime. For this reiijon.lt Is still j I HL po-sIbl that nt the Inst momont the 1'nnident i fil may refuso to scml in tho meiMiL'c, bat ho hits w olrendy shown hlmuelr ho entirely in fnvorof Bi ullibonthoi I'nn-Americnn idoasof InsSo'-re- BI tarx of state, nnd has ctnsiilted tbo inombors of tho House so lltilo. that lie may oven tills r I If the Btop to tblfh he Is sostrouclv meed. I tti becrctnry Wlndom udmlitod to-nlcht that lis I Ht had been consulted ri-conll' by certain mom- i II n! bers or the I'lnfilU'O CoMinlteeot ihobennto i I H nbout tho mutter ol tociprocal treaties. I jr. yuovi'.Kinyas or cosauuss. I Uk The Ilnnpe Adopt" Its Una Orlclniil Tuck- j an Illll a Mllmtlllllr lor tbr Srnntrti, Bk WARiiisnTON, July 'J2. Iitimotllntely after ah no readlnttof tho journal to-day tho House K took up ltssubtituto for tho Hei.nto original fij' packacobill. The aubstltute reads: i e Dial wbfineicr nny artlc of cominrce lint ortftt II P. t into uny Mittfl from any othr ttlute. Tarritory. or lor t Jin ft e)g u laljon anil t'inre llelil or offer 1 for &tr Iheluina I lljl l shall tll'll bo fnt.ipct to tli taws uf uci Mate. I Ijr rrovMed, Tliat no dlccrlfilnatlon yhall be matto by s i any state In fator of Its Utlrrnt analnst iIiokc of othar 1 IE States nr Torrltoriftt In repacl tt the snl of any artlclo Mir of commerce, nor In fator of it otvn iirottucts affalniit f t t of liko chancier proilurct In other Slalee or 4 I f Terrltorleh nor iliall th trannortntlon or cominarce llirotinii uni Mile hi i bs'rm tea exrejit In the net ewiary anlurcetnent of llie health una of eut h Male I I As tho voto p-ocressod it was evident that I tho result was er doubtful, and crent intere-t I l wns inanllosted. At the ond of tbo llrst call I tho nillrinittito hatl a minority of on'1, nnd nt I l'i'if tho end il tlio second mil the majority was the II. I, fame. 'lliBuennievlinticemtf voto-.. iullytwo I doxen chnntres were initde. and in tho alteia- II tion-i the iitllrinatlvoaanio out ahend, the oto 1 f, j belni! yeas Hi, navs !i7. II Mr. Orostenorof Ohio, who had chancod his ll'B voto for the purpose, moved it lecnusideiutlon. I Si and jir. l'rank of Jli-souri was nromiitly on J.'' bis feet with it motion to tnlile that motion. i B, 'J ho motion to table was ncieed to yoas, lis; t Btj navs. ji."). Ml B 'J'he votit then reeurreil on Ihe pnssace of the II B: Senate bill ns iimendod. It was patted -yens. Ml I I 17.1: nays. ,'IH. 1'nose votlnc In t'.e necatiro II i (Demociats In i(nfnv) woro: I I 1 leBara. A'''''l. AtJtiini rrUnrtAjr of Arkan-as. I l Ili'tuiirttljf of Mntui'!.) Tarter. Varuth. (Ajm(i-t 1 H I ttuulr.fnuH ttlt.tr mo Texas .un.mlnQX. PliAyhy. K l I llo..ltrin(iti.A""-'-r Pratik. lint jinftflto, laiilrr. I ll II 1' bach. Mtilltt of Texa. Maon. J r-lto, ifrf'irlftv. ;t tri. Iblv ler. tr.cltl of Maa-iiclMiselta Otr'iu"lf- lti n ll'Bl antl'm. ,i 'r. -.u r .r fi'na Tay or of lllintili. IligV riit-t'erof Na Vork, Van rtclia'c. I'.u.. UVil iimh- 11,1? .,r"'- nnl N''"' 18- A conlorence with tho Sennte was nkod for. nd ihollnusotliunconiildo oJ tbo l!ani.ruptcy i 5 i bill-un'il ad ournmout. jfi! t; In the Si-naio tlio till clvinc a pension of I 4 1' i, $2.nO'i it year to MrF. .lo- lo J remnn-was ro- ported from tlie Commltten on Tensions and It I plnceil on tho .alondar. ninl une-halt f tho r if" Indian Appropriation bill was disposed of. I, l.iVl. II AMIJXUItlX JO'fa. t J If. ThlDsai or InterrMt llnppenlns lit unit Ont j J ul llie ICnlln in Coneir-ia, j j j. 'Vi'ARiitKr.Tov, July 2?.-"Tho price. 50'. I pence an ounco, In I onden yesterday nr bar I y, silver, while unprccodonted," said I'Ireclor of j l! the Mint Loeeh to-day, "is Inrsely duo to I speculation. Of course, the irlmnry cau-o j I lBthopa-saco of the Slltor bill. Ynti will ob- l eero. If ou have watched tbo stork market. I I that silver isdolnc Fomo Aery llely utiward I Fprlntlnc Ih tho I niled States ju-.t at presont. II althouch to-dny it has ilrnpteil a point. er JU v tuln porsons In Niw ork linto for some V. time been enuncixl In uettint; n corner II. s on slhei pendinitilie passneo ol the Mhor U bill. Tlm Wcstein Nallonal Itnuk hns S Blnne ttored atay in lis vaulls about seven million ounces, whilo iiinrnrd of two j: million ounces nio in the hand--of othniH in t thatcln. 'I lie law coos into effect on r-opt. i next. I'ntll that dntp. and for ono nionto in. tlurealiet It will bo Impossible to say with i iinythlni: like nccuru-r what will betheinar- '4v het prico foi sIImii It uiity luttan ruli hlclier I? tendency, lunsinurh as wo aro curat oiled to I buy 4 IIIIII.IIIII) ounces a mouth nnd It may bo j j, pevrii! points I iwer than it is to-day. Dm, I wimu-voi-Is tlm market prbe tlmt the Kecro- It. ft tary of the Trcnstirj Is bound to pay. t e have ji; f only to-dny iocied the M vor bill ofllclally U St from C'oncress. nnd are now ielsuru'.r unenceu jU In studyinclts provisions. j I I Thehydronrnphlo clinrt for next month will f ehow no diminution of tbo Ice in tho North I f Atlantic. A serious innsslni: of the Ico bus oc- J IF F ourrod on tho const of Labindor and In the h entrnni-e to the dulf of M. 1 itwrelico. which ,1, j bns been penoitated by huce bers to the dan- V' 7 Kerof cummorce. This leu oil Labrador bus li i ulieiidy Iniorfeied with tho llslunc nnd tho ,K l lltdroKrnphluonire Is inlormod that the In- habltantB aro In destitute circumstances and j t Z rou'd hino starvett hut for the iclndneha j r f of the tradlnc company. The chun of I I i Auc. 1 will show less ten on the southern r erl.'e of the Grand Hunks, wl-.lch ure I I. iiotiemoto Irom tho present trnclc of trans- Ml ntliuitlc bttTuiimi, Thoro have been no Inter- r eoliiicencouu'.ers with borits so 'ar this month. i H Tlie disastrous (jlTocts of tho creat iinntltios ;t of Iconr9oxt(ndinc to the land, whoio thors ,f wliollve by llshlnKand tinppliiBa o unablo to 1. follow their oi ciipnt lono. Tlio im'.ina's aie in sabl to hav le"Oitod their haunts, nnd tho 13 j t llsh cannot he lecured. lory low vessel-, have Ulj found their way from Jvtuv Drunswlck to the IN' j lUliInc i.tiiiiihU, and those which have sue- 1, ccetled li mnl.ini: a way through tho It-o are t l.nmiued In ij) Vine on the lool esellei-i. j( I rif.'AdO, .Inly 22.-l'ollowlnc the close o! the ml Wiuiuincion I'urk incos. four blj: pool sellors Mi Rttomptedye-teiday t'i reopen tholri'ltyestnb- 81." V Hi-hiueiitH. The i.toms wuio promidly raided i? by tho pull' e, mid it is suid ordvrs havo hoeu clvon lor sinillar ilally raids, if necessary, to I l.eeii po' U frrni bonii: sold, J'ool selllui! is t iillovved bi I luio.K.iiriiei- Hacks only, nod it li. ruirntlv iciorted tnai the owneis of the west aide 1 1, id, I tend II -lie police fall in pre- i Aentlnc down-town tiool selllnf. to enlist the !l, eeiviee.nl ii (,(ii;w of dfteutlves. Il the pool Oh sellers are conllned lo tu rnio course the 5! o.viiBis. f the ir.ick will reall.e n lionvlly In- m i iroased Iikoiiio. li C'liailra I'liiilll. Luiiu .llnrrlrit I C'll. Cliar'es Challio I,on nntl Miss Mnrlo lu t Amelia l!ai-ininnd wein uiarneil b- iho ie-. K Ml. MrVi,aii 'n tlm no,i!,e id the hilde's M rtiothoi-iit Ciiiviii I'ouit. N. y.),tr ay uioin- '.ffi IPC. Col. '.iii'd' tain I ln ninl. in tli I nv-i- ll.n roi leu ,i del 1i.ii nil J'aslia. iiiili-icmieut- I'M Ir lin cms I n ml -tutiu i nni I al I Olej, M.i-s HI lin'iiniond is ,he daiiifhiei' "f the late deu pi .ifilin Pa jpio Tlio ps ll call lor I'l tin ie n tho i ted htar hto.tpisl.lp Vie-loin- J :t'l to- lay. J.. :ir.rui.vjiosAitr vj.ots. niatill-litne Iteports fiora llueno Arree Hint lire lltacreilltcd Iteie. ISiifmiw Ami:", July -21?.-Tho city Is Krentlr nRllnled In conequcuroof tho discovery of th" plots to oterthrow tliocnvoinmenL 'J'hls P'.niolscnitlsoned by 4.000 tioops nud 3.000 annod piillcomen. Tho llouiso Is domorallned. i Tlio trial of the conspirators nmilnst tho Government is proctcdltic. Tho Icolln:.' of nlarm Is subslillnij. A. il. Calvo of on 'Vail street Is the Connl of the Arseti'iuo llonublic in this rliy. He is now mi bis way to but nos Aires. Mco-LonMH 1-. I., de ai.tr" nld yeslerdnt 'l here Is no political flcnlUcnnce in Sir. Calvo's .ouinev. llo bn tfnno d wn to nttnnu to n)nin mutters id privato buslnoss ni d to vilt ids intberand mntber. who live In lluonos 4yres. Wo luivo received no intiinntioii In this i (dlli e of any movoinunt likely to load tolnsur- fitmn. in' ell on, or revolution. As fnr as Hint is loi.eertieit, wo vnuld not bo likuly to recnivo enrl imtlnTltntlve news of such iiintters. i That would I hi ei mmuiilcntoil first to the JHu- I lu'orut vvaslilnu'oti. I I place nn ci edenee whatever In tho report r.f a revolutionary plot. '1 ho Constitution of 1 tho Amentlio Ceiittblle Is almost a literal copy ol that of this country. 'Ihoro nre fovy ox- I eensivclv rich men nnd few paupers. Almost I every cllizu has smnethlnit in tbo wnyof property. I hrreforo. In n revolution evoryl ody hns homethlnit to ilsk. pos"lbly loso. nnd. so I farns I can i-ee, nothlnu tounln. lennnotseo i why theio should be nny creator Inconiivo thore for n violent i-haiiL'o in (.Mverninontthnu tlier.v ivould be here. In all piobal.lllty there lias been an Inf., cniflcntit riot or mutiny such I as rocn'ly teol; pliueln London and that has i boon tiiaauliiud, aciordlni: to fashion, inio a levolutlou," J UK VOlihll'S hAllt. ConBtittliiR with the l'lnitnrlat Maancers of tlie CVntennlnl I'xpoaltluu. Pltti.AnFU'tttv, July 22. -Tho members of the siib-cnmmlttflo of tho 'World's 1'nlr Commis sion, who hnvo been hero for n week eolleetini; Information to aid thorn in urcanl.'lua the l-'nlr. at noon to-dny mot at SInyor l-'ltler's olilco In I tho City Mall the membets of the old Hoard ot i I'lnnnoo of tho Contennlnl Imposition. Col. I McKanrle, Chairman of tho committee, said I tho committee wished to hear from the ten- tlemon present ihelr experience In conduct ing the allnlrs of tho i ontonninl Exposition: seooutlly. their Idea an to what shuuld bo tho plan and i on of the World's I'alr. nntl of nny newer novel things thnt thoy could stiueest; thirdly, the powers ami duties of tho JMrect'T Uouernl, nnd. lftstly, what should bo tlio pow- ors nud duties of tho Hiocutlvo Committee. nntl. conornlly, any succestiuu that they mlubt be i.leasetl lo make. Kaeh member or tho old Board spoko nt lentth nntl detailed In n uenornl way liow the Centennial wnsortrnnbod and cartletlon. They Were nil of the opinion thai tho Dlrector-Oon- oral -hould Intro sin remo nuthority. i Tho onmmltteo will to-monow meet Oen. Goshoru at bis o.llco. 1 Broadway. New Vork. The Amerlonn --nlibath L'nion, of which Col. Flllott F. Shepard is rresident. Issues "a io speetful. enrnot nppeiil to tho Comnilssiouers of tbo World's ('iiliinib.nii Exposition, to Is held In Chicni. that It bsclo-ed on the first I day of the vioek. conimnnly calle I Sunday. ThecvIN that inut teriainly follow the Min- day oremntr," it is nlleued, would bo national and iiroparnble." JlAl'lll 211ASSIT IX UOBOICES. A New Elevnted Itnitil from tbe Fei-ry to W'at IloboUrn. The Xorth Hudson County flnilrpud Com pany, which owns thollobokcn Hlovated Hail- road, is coinc to build a now road from the for y in Ilobokan to West Ilobokon. Tho crentcr portion of It will bo elevated. West llobokcn Is a. town of 10,0 0 inhabitants, and Is up on tho Jor-ey Helchts north of Jersey J City. At present there Is no direct rnilroitl from thoio to tbo feriy. and tbo reople who want to come to NcwWrk have to travel a roundabout way by horse cars to roich tho leiry. Tl.oiji.lokcst possible timo by tbo pros- ontiout's to the terry I thirty luinu'os 'Jhe Norih Hudson County road owns the stroot enr line-, nnd tliu citlens have been colliuu lor i bolter travolllnc facilities for several voirs. Sometime ncothec mil any mado opinpo-ltloii to Piilld mi elevated road to the forry on eon dlllon that tho lonn pay $10 OM) lor three i Sears to uuaran'eo them ncnlnst less. The cost of the road would lo $:.rfi.W)l, thoy suld. i nnd fur nt lenst three years nflor It was built the lucomo would not pity tlie Inierm-t on t lint i amount. Thore was a mass moutlnc of citl iniisin tho Town Hn I yesierday. and it was decided to accept the company s pmriosltlon. Property ownors ncroed to clve a Hen on 'heir prnporlTtn seenro the payment of the $30 UUI) hubsldy. This wlM be done before Monday. nnd tho railroad company ncreos to have tho road In or oration wl bin n year. It aKo ncrees to carry passencors from tho forry to the ex- I treme western end of tho town in ton minutes as soon as tho road Is In operation. .voir lo;ij:s im; svuuivalist tote, And Threatens In Diimnc Ihe President l7iilrM lie Pardons Iteld. NcwBunyroriT. July 22. The frrald to-dny prims an Interview with a Spiritualist. In i which he sats: I "A ohnrttlraonco Walter K. Reld of Grand i Hapltls, Mlcli,, was arrested on the charge of j falsely using tlio mnlls. Held Is known ns n mntllum for reading scnlod letters; that Is, ho rrofepses tn 1m ojle to obtain from spirits an- i swers to i-en'o I inquiries addressed to tho latter. Tho proseiutor was tl e I ost master lieneinl.' Jtidci) .1nck.-on insiiueied the jury to Ilnd Hold guilty of trniid. Hold protes'fd his Iniiocnco. and offered to provo that bo was iniKcont by rending senled letters then nnd there in open court, Judge Jackson nntl that Hold sorter to do what he i.lack-ont know ho could not do proved to his mind that Held must bo a finud. He accordingly sentenced him to prison, r-pirltunllsis think waiving nltocntbor tho uiiostion of whether Held is it frnudornot that .Iiiduo Jackson's action will ba I'onstruod t-i establish n precodontagalnst me dlumshlp, und that it is a blow against per-f-onnl liberty. 1'iesident Harrison will bousked to p trdon Hold, and 11 he rolusos to do so, ns It is Intimated be will tbo ono million Splr- itunllst voters of America will voto against linrrlsou and his party in lrJOlV' urn CiVA.vf s mtii'VTK BI r. Ktesren of Mlnneniiolls Arreated lie. turns Iiiiiu Other Cltlra. JliNNFArni.ts. July 22. Ed. A. Btovons. who I bad charge of the Supplementary Cenus Bu reau In Minneapolis, was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn out by M. I'aul people, charging him with conspiracy to defraud tho I Government by pudding ihe Minneapolis ro turns. The St. Haul prosecuti rs hint darkly that others are to be arrested on the conspiracy I charge, nuiong them some of tho best-known people In the city, 'llie matter Is regarded 1 hot e ns a great game of blulf, carrying out the original ht. Haul idea of illscioditlng. If possi ble, the Minneapolis returns before the I country. I Hiv.WFa, July 2?.-Suporvisor of Census 1 George I. Sopils announces tlie populntlon of liunver nnd suburbs ns 120,1'iX. '1 his shows nn Increase over lil lnrmer llgures of 7.imo, wt'lcli ha-. Iieen ntlt'od by a rccanvni-s of the city by tho lllzcns' Committee. Jirtioii, Julv '."2. Tho lopulatlon of the seven largest cities of Michigan, as ascertained by the census. Is ir. round niiiuners: Detroit. V07,uO0; lirnnd llnplds ill.tieu; Saginaw. 54, 000; UajrCity, ailO'ill; Muskegon. 24.000; Juck tou. 22.000; Kalamazoo. IB.Oia). CttnalUutlonnl AnirnUotrnt I'lectlon la New lereejr. Tiiknton, July 22. Attorney-Genernl Stock ton to-dny decided that the Constitutional Amendment, ordered to be submitted to n vote I of the people by the last two Legislatures, I must bo voted upon under the law ns It ox-l-ited previous to the pns-.igo of the now linllot I llvforiu law. The lrlnelpal amendment pro posod repeals tlieolauso of the constitution prohibiting r.,ieiinl legislation. Tho net pro i vldlng for a spvi-lnl e, action provides lis own machinery, which, though InconslstPiit with I the liullot lleform law, was pnsrod tutor. Il-r I'uleo 'I'rrtll Klllrd Her. I While Mary Allen, aged .12 years, wns suffer ing from paralysis yesterday morning nt Iter homo, '10 riatl'U-h avenue, Ilrnoklyn, hor hus band nnd mother trlod to remnvo hor set of false teeth. Tlmy failed, however, und the tooth stuck In ihe woman' tliioat. Ambulance burgeon Kimball bticoue.led In removing them, bui the woman hnd been so much exhausted that she died In a short lime. Mr. IlrooUa Horn un JTCatata nt Nryinart. Nr.vvTonr. July 22. It Is understood bere that I). M. llrooks of New Vork has pnld f.WO,. pan for the Uanlner I) rower osiate, nt the lower etui oMlellnvue avenue. Tina is the highest in U-e ever paid (or .t Newport ostate. iliirdnor I HrevverwHs ono of llostfii's leading business j men. llrntli of the I.ureeat Sinn In llllnola. Tl-si-ola, III. July 21. John Hntrls, the laigest man In llllnoh died on haturdny night i at his, home noa- here. Ho wns 7" yaw of ngo, ninl 111 i- weigh, or ut my yea s pist linn been between oOu and ai poii'idi', i i ,,,li i isweaassaMasaasaasiiii i ii i "T, ,s.,i FIRE JfiCAPES UNFINISHED, so rirui stout tixats had io nn TlKKX ItOllS til' I.ADIH tti. Mrs, Mat-hie, n I'nrnlTlti, rSniroenled In n Thltil Avenue 'tenement A ltltre In SiifrolU rjlrrrt M'lilrh Wilt Kecetve the Die Mnrshnl'a t'siilllltt Attrnttun, A fire that did about $1,.iC0 tinmnzo to the five-story double tenement at 1.377 Third nvo i nuo yoi-tordny afternoon cot inowomnnhor life, nnd gave 5.0 '0 cillKcns an oppottunitr to boo the llfo Raves of Honk nnd I nddoi lfl rescue 'hreo porsons from the 'op s'ory. 1 he flat caught Uro In a wood hln In tho rear if the cellar penr tliu olov.ror shaft. It wns dlscov j cred shortly before 4 n't lock w lien it had renchcit tliofhatt. I Tailor James licemnn ami his wife, nnd j Janitor Thuoiloto1r and bi VTlft cot out of the Bocoiid-story wliulewn 'not as tho engines enme dnshlng up. Smoko hnd cut oft tholr io- treat by (bo staircase. They walked nlong the coping ledge over C. I). Vlnll'a lionsoliirnlshlng stoio, nnd climbed Into tho windows of tho ml- jolnlnlng flat. Jnnltor Try cnrtlod his two i chlldron In his nrms as ho orept nlong tho ledgo. and the throng In tho streot below I cheered. Tlio top floor wim nil nhlno In the I roar by this time. It was occupied by John I Mncklo. n honkkeot'or. Mncklo was down town, and his wife, who wns stricken with I painlysls Inst Mny, nnd eras helpless, nnd tholr two cirls. 1 tilth, need 3 cars, nnd Nelllo. ngel 2 yenrs. and Magglo Nulty. n nuri-e. were In the !Onm. Mrs. Mncklo was lying In bed, with Nelllo asleep beside hor, when the nurse heard tho crackling of tliollnmes In tho kitchen. Nuise Nulty. who Is nn Irish girl 21 years old. githeied tho two frlgbtoned children In her nrms anil r.in to the front window nntl held the children so that tho llreiuen could seo them Thlnc'nuds of smoke floated through tho vvli.tlovv. William O'Hrlen. ami I'inn and Sulllvnn of Hook mid Ladder 13, with hnlf n doen others, ralFo the Idj otonlon ladder to the ftont of tho huKdlng. but It did not reach to ihe tup vvlrdon. unit tl.e Ills saveis sol o I it -onlinir ladder and --nnipeied tin. A iiiomout boforo rullcemnn Lerov Milder, wh, lives on tbo thirl I o ir of tho fat ninl knew that X is. Mni-kle was lieliilo-s, ran to the bulcnyln tho rear. Till balcony Is i,n each I'oor. nntl was deslgnol firnllro ise.ipe. but tho eonnoi'tlne ladders hme never been put up. 1-n tder ellmbod upon tho railing nnd leap ed tine" feet Into tbo nlr mill c night hn bot tom ol the bn'cony above aim clnm ered unon It. llo made another leap nnd caught tho tup hnlconv. Just ns bo reached It tho window sash nroko out and a sheet of l':nn i-Wf-pt out ovor III-, head, ben' ing him back. Ho drained down egnlt. from bah ony to balcony, nnd renched the streot by ciiniblng ovor tho t-tono corrlce of l.ST.'i. He got to Iho s'reet In tlmo to feeNurso Nulty lit ldlng llttlo Nelllo Mncklo out over the window letlgo. uVren caught her iut o' the nurse's arms nntl then sho lifted L'dlth "iir ami held hor last till H'Hi ion's iirmR were ngivln froe. Flames worn loapliig friini the top ot tl.evvlndoiv when tho nurso cilmbod out upon tho wlttdnw ledge. Hor hair and oo- blows nore i-lngod. lilg sheets ot Itainecut off all access to Mrs. Maekle Py tlio windows, nnd other ilremen got to the 'r ml donr by way of the roof to re-i no her. Whon they burst in the panel tho woman was de.iri. Her face end hair woro burned, rirenien ear'ieil her hotly lo tho llorlt store of A. M. I alb'O not d or. where her liusbn'itl found her when bo got homo nt .1 o'clock. i Lire unn 1'ittilel. Horn, who climbed down Into the tellnr to flglr tho lire wnsdragLod out nearly unconscious from -mnlo nud was taken ill nt- amhulanco to the 1'iostivtoriaii Hospitnl. Tiio iMmago was cliletlv to l'l.'ttt's furnishing stoic unit tlio Mncklo Hn'. Water nr.d smoko diiniacod housohold goods belong- i lug to -erernl tenants. I Uennls Hyan. janit-irof tho flvo-slory teno- l ment house nt Un'. Sitlloll. -treot wns sitting in his kitchen on tlie second iloor at !i o'clock jchteiday morning when his little boy ran In I and jelled 1 ire'" Mr. ltjan ran In'o the hall I nnd fiiw smoke nnd fames et.rdng out of tho open door if the renruinrtmont nn the same iloor. occupied by .Mnrrn- W. etterbnum i.yan ran to tho doornav am! saw 'hat the rooms woie all atiln-'e. 1 speelilly fierce were tho i flamo-t under tbo stntionnry tti'-s where a pile of kindlli.g wood In. 'I hero was n can "-land-ll'B he-ldo this woo i. which llyan tip tight was n kerosene can. Tho npartment-eomed to be ilc-orletl. Kytin ran to iho house of Hook and Ladder 18. in Attorney stivet and there turned inn Mill u!n-ni. Meanwhile Policeman Her bolheimer had sent out nn nlsira. nnd llie tiro i encl'ies were clce behind the boot and ladder truck. Tho fire hnd spread rapidly In the mean time. Ihe hotiso contain" eighteen families. It Is one of five tenement-i in n row When thiol Kolioe nnived llnmes had wo'led their wnv up 'ho stairs of 10 i and v.ere shooting out of iho roof Mrs. Llsomnn nn invalid living on tho top Ho. rof ln4, v.n" ennie I out of the houso in n faint, 'i le I'nmos In tho hnllwny woio fo lleico that the men had to rolroat several times, but the ll-e wns mti'-tcred beioro much damage had lieen done. .Mrs. otte'liauni said that she nnd 1 er two PliiUtron wete nway vvhoti tho fire occurred, hho had used no i-n osotio nnl bntl no lire of nny sort In h. room". Tho hoip-ehnld elTocts were inkiiri-ii for n tie. The llri-inen learned that Mis. Zetitirbaum's eld -st child hnd pur chased two inmrtsof kero ono oil the night be fore from Abraham I psloln n grocer at 111) Suffolk street. he girl could not be found. I end her mother -aid she had gone awny on Mondnr night with her ami'. She denied that i sho had purohnsoi! oil from I'pstclii or any ono else. 'I ho damns to the building ntlOiiwns estimated to be f2. iot.'hl) the tenants suffered an ciunl lo-s. Tho l'lre Mnrshal will Investigate. ,11A.S JIVTClll-lf-i DKAlll. Iter llody f.uy In itii Tlnahen Tito Weeks t.eloie Iter frlenda SIIe-il Her. I)vNnunY. July 22. Mystorv still surrounds tho denth of Mls Julia llutche". the oung womnn whoso body was found by a lonely toad near this place on .Sunday evon Inc. and. though nn Inouiry has beon set on foot, it seems doubtful If the true cause of her death will over be known. Tho nffnlr Is nnother of thoso myttorlcs of which Connesticut has had so Plane. Though Miss Ilutcher hnd boon dead for two weeks or m re. her i!lnpi enrnnce was not ill-covorcd by hor irientls until thev leatn- 1 od nf her dca'li tliro igb tlm orotier. Mio led licr home three ooel.s ago lot- n visit In n telghiotlng town, anil her fain I v nippo'etl her safe with friend-. She t-trppol nt He'hel on her wnr to visit the w- of Deputy Coroner Ilnrner. who isr ondiietlng 'he piesent inuuirr. i'tom Ihe tim she leit theio until her body wns found prtlilng vvni hoaul other. I 'i he body win found bv n boy. wliosluni' loil orei it ill mnklng Ills way thiougli the buslies i which entered It. It is generally believed that I tbo woman wn-t murdered by tramps. Lire lit llir Htntr 'mi, I PEPChKli.i.CsVp, July 22. Lleut.-Col. Hard- i Ing took the dress i amde to-night, but it was only a shadow of tlm Thirteenth that stood be fore him. Strung out ns thin as possible, the line only leached half nay a ross the color line. The ramp hns been In u bustle all day, and Iho toy parade of tlie night wns tho result I of nil the turm"il. The Thirteenth has sent out a ginnd gi.ard. They may get lust In tlio nio'tiitnlns, n Major Morlo's patty did two j i,arfct nge. 1 rom iho fa't that Col. AiP-tcn wont along I ami o.tploicd the ground e.uensl vol v. uinlol his well-known disposition to play ti'cks on his men. a strouir lii-tueKslou soon sprond that nn onemt would be louiul before the night is over. Col. A listen has nrranged for a ifrent day io morrow, Thu enmp la to bo attacked and do- fendetl. Ilotiokrn llrHcliita lit llultlmnre, IHt.TlMnr.p;, July 22. Mayor August Grnss 1 man. Aldermen August llevt'lg I'. I nnilrlgan. nnd Harry Snyder ot llobokcn, nnd Louis I). 1 Applegate, Jr.. Chief I-'nclner of thn 1'iro T)e- partmont of thnt cltv, are In H'dHmme Inspect ing Hie I lie Deparimenl. 'J hoy were nt the City Hnd to-dny I pon the Invitation of tlie Maior the tutrty touk n liliulutTii Ihe bit) thl- nfteiuoon. XIuppv Street Car Men, W'ii.mis'citov. Di'l.. July 22. The Wilmington City Passenger Hnllwny Company surprised all Its employees to-day, being tlie regular month ly pay day by an unsolicited Ipciensc of 7's' percent to their wages. At a recent mooting of the llnnnl nf Dltctors it was decided io make this ue of a portion of tho current sur plus earnings. The Iter, W, 1'. Hutdelit'a Uequrstai. PeucojairiiK, July IS. The will of the Iter, W T. Italflelil was snmlttad to nrobale by Surrobate norland to-day The eitatali value, I al about f7itiM. lUaOrani Memorial Dnlrerslty. at sttieni, Tena and the Mission. arr r-orlstv of ih viriho'ltei I pierojiat I'liurrh esih retatte $l,Osi. ihsl aiiai n sli brriettieil to tlti vim Vork Cnfereiiee 'X ih VetiuKUfct r.ple. ..pal I t'riarrh. tlie atiniu tn out- "I isMi-I, if u l,e Inaful li t in t,a applied II, e siliuirt of urn i"tt leencheis rlie j Wesleyaa L'nlrtnlii i VMi.iiiatnwn I'unu. nets f.'-o I io lllrctlen In- -i HI-iiltra'N 1'ct, There will 1- noil- n-iillt e-'e I. en a I -i if.lant i i:plscoial I'lairrh todii) Ucaitsi ,lmiea UooWtaier of I the t'otirt nf t ommon riesi has darltled to continue 1 llie rraereiayltir it prinlp k ai.teat 7hi I trior mint I vtliiit ate in d't licit 1 in? nieiinivMle it ithout leave ot Ihe f.ourl exrepi i-roiecuie Ms apiie aL -swsewSe-wTTuniagniulaiJurils-" ttiC'. --J ma. 11 w it. is atrix vr. Her Dlatracfed Parentis lire Senrchtng nt l.-iat for Her llend Ilodv. For several mon'hs pnst n eontlnund story of a great sorrow hns been running Ihtough tho ndvortlslnBx'olumnB of the lltra.il. It hn- boon prosontod in many installments, tin Sunday tho ntorr cropped out again, but tbiough nnothet moJIum. tho record book of tho Pollco I Centrnt Ofilce. It hns not reached a conclu- son, Tho chaiacters ate untuimed, but tho stivy does i.ot loo littereit for Unit re.u-on Thollist clmpter was primed early in tho I jour and fioiiuonily lopeated It was this- I 1 Issivii mm i, pt. is is ft a yoiiii but), '.'1 I'l J ears or aiie h fret Im lies 14 n nlij llcht trui'tilalr hlueiysi. uaailr ssr-n ai a t;re nslltniiil lletrletlii t loth ,lrs-, with ol ul liaist veil, I at d sallli uripes, Ma, k telvei I It! w rf rl is With two ilalnoni.s ninl eirirlilslniriiiiai lte.nl r, ir.l to nny n tot- I lastlon iiiiii-ermi ir li-r ln-r aiionts. .tilitrii-a Paip I I. MS box HI Ilel.ihl iilitiitillolllce Putltig May It was topea'ed six times In ns miit.y nunibeisol .he pater. It aroiisi-tl much sieculallon, but tbo inystei y wns not -olved. I The m.t li st ilmcnt unpearod Hist on Juno i 11. It read: AM II VVe are nil heirtbroken If jou could see s and knots- le w vie feel yon would lly to ni 1'otne ipituk .Nothing has hem sad, no one kii'Mi about your colli-: exteptte and ne'll be, oh s happy le re celvetoa lluh't hesilalr. btit loiivt, nnd co oituti-k JUUTItr.ll, hl-.ll.ll t IIKU. Thoro was but one Issuo of till-, nud thnn enmo the following, printud on Jntiu 17. 'ii, und 25: MAVlli: Uarn yon no regard for otir feellntrs Po let us hear from yuu. t e liATe been dislrnotiM for tlie alt ten moDlhs. toll!J-IL On June 2.1 this aptioared: i 1Y1 sVIII. tio let us hear from vou. hare 3011 no re ilk gardtorour leeiDL-sr VVe have been distracted since sept. Is, Mill 111. IV, It was repealed on July -t. fi. nntl nnd nt length, in last Sunday's 1 nper. the Installment of the story rend lis follows. 1 AVIlh Cnruo home he oin It Is too late Tho alls 1V1- I'titisea nee StiiL lsu klhlnr yetir ntottier t.vriir.a Tho sums day tho story was tinnsfcrrcd to the record nf Polb-o lleadtiunrtors nnd lint blotters of thn sin ion houses in tills cty und nil over tho oiinliv. As wns printed in vestei dny's SUN, tho following genstul idaiiu was sent out: S' J''-1M HKWAnn -Mi-stnf. sllice Ket. 1", li-n. a OVJ yottiij l.tlv. Hi .veara or aue, n feet 0 itichei t.ill I lOpn iritis. liiihtliroMlihalr blue eta- vasitres-e,i Inn urt n ill una Hearten, cloth dress, viiih In k ws.ei, rulM t rli'l satin strtpta bliicl. velvet hat was t rlnu sp.h two dliuai,n,ls anil an emerit.d in lite v litre. The aluii c rewaril -a ill I e pnt I tor any Itifo-niullnii of her Kherva'.iM is er. It dead, of proof of dea h t'Jenle nuke i ar ti.l le-tn-h of r'othlii or unltlui.lriett asad t :,ollly 'llii-in-is Myritea I hltl lltsp-ttiir of t'o.he, ctr 1 Vort Inspector Ilyrins lo'usetl yenterdny to ex plain the mystery or make known tbo iJeutlty i of tho nil-sing girl, ft tho Viorguo It was lent ned that uo uuldontllled body nnswoilng i to the description bad tocn re cited theie 1 since .-e 1 1 1 la. ami Hint no ono bad called to look at t.'ie bodios thoro lifd out wno was knotvu to bo in honrt'h ol the dond body of a gill answurinc tho duscriptlou. UOHUISli SILLY HOMES. A llnndsoine Kuacnl tvlin Peapolla Women ol 'I'lielr tlusvelr-r. Crtir-Aoo, July 22. Walter Von Wnlkonburc o! Philadelphia has been rorjhing Chicago wo men of their diamonds Inn bold sort of way. Ho is 21 vears old, nnd hns beon known borons P. S. Prodrum. His first victim was Kitty Howell of Philadelphia, who has boen stopping with hor cousin on West Van Huron street. Van Wnlkonburc beenmo ncrjunlntod with Miss Howell through n stroot flirtation, nnd on July 7 accompanied her ton conceit pa-.llion on North Clark streot, whero ho drugged hor. Mhlle paitially unconscious she b"ggoJ to be taken borne, and Van Wnlkenburg helped hor upon n enr nnd necotnpnnlod her down towu. j where ha ngnln drugged hor. and. after strip- i Ping tier of her diamonds, left her in a cheap iio ol on Monroe stioet. Tho jewels stolon were a brooch of ton dla- I mends In it star ami ereseout. n pair of earrings Willi liiigesolitnlro diiinioutls. a sulltnlie dla- montl t In of 'jis enrnts, and n Uiree-stuno rubv ring These woro worth T'-flO. t n last Sunitny tbo police again henrd from tbo young mnn. A girl 17 or IB yott.s old railed at the Central t-taiion at.d reported the robbery of a i.jti diamond, giving n descilptlon ol the thief that tatllod accurately with that of tho mnn tho detectives vteionlter. shosnidshs lived with her brother in West Jackson streot nud was a typoivritor in an odlce on La r-nlie htrent. She wns In the hnbit o, inking her moalsat n reslituinnt on Dearborn stieet, and hcmt-liH saw handsome voting Pre Iruni. He i-miled nt her. nnd when sho lolt the plaeo ho I wnsoulside. Ho talked eutertuinltigl) and saw her home. Ho mot ber again that night and escorted herto a saloon on tho north side, where, on the proto-it of oznmininghoriing.lie decuuired with it. Last night two policemen entered tlie Cen tral rnloon nnd then thn bartender shouted: Ho s here. He's got n Wi mnn In thnt room i covered wilh diamonds." '1 he doteetlves found bint with Mrs. 1'ora May of l.a-t Huron stroot. They had alight with the Drl-onor. who drew a revolver. On his i oison woro found a bottle nf i chiorolorm nud Ilia ring of Mary lloach. the typevvritor. A IV A It II AM FOll 211E VTCLE MAX. Charged with JTSentlnc nnd Tmprlsonlai-; n. Xlnr who Itrouulit Xlnrk n II lied Cycle. A charge of assnult has I oen made In the Gntes nvonuo pollco court In IJrooklyn by Trnnk llajlis, the lo-yenr-old son of W. II. Hnylis. against William Schwallmch. tho man ager of tho cycle company in Hodford n venue. Young IlnylU nnd o companion wont to Conor Isla-jd on Sunday, Thore they met two friends who had journeved to the island on a tandem ejele hired Irom the l-chwalbacb establish ment. Tho Inner requested Itnylls and his irlend to take back tboescle telling them that all the npenseshad beon paid. niultlieyMgree 1 to i.o so. on arriving nt tlie oilleo of tho com l nny llaylis nsho alleges, w.isnccused ol slchl Ing the cycle by Manager Schwalbnch. who ui-o demnniled J J for Its use. Whon the boy snld he bad no money, the mnnnger. iti al leged, culled him about the hend ami ince nntl looked him m up In n back toora fi i four hours, refusing to leleaso him until his lather nr- j rived ami pnld the f'2 under Piotost. liesides prosecuting Schwnlbach crimliiallr, Mr. bay I Is propobos to bring u civil suit i.ir a HErih cii.txtit:. I An JTCxploalon Oictirrrd thnt Will Cost ait I.eiiist One I. lie. I rotiTi.ncD, 111. July 22. An explosion of i povvdor occunoi! at Hedkey. this county, yos 1 terd-iy nlttrnoon, ilomollshlngC'arioll.VHorn'ii l gtrcery nnd Injuring nine persons. Tho In 1 jured are Jnbopli Cnrtoll, hand torn off and skin nil but nod: Panic! Welt, bank clerk, serl aisly, but not fatally; Harry Manor, odltor Hedkey Viiiira, vvribt cut; James illakoly Si lorry, John Tnvliir. ornolius Wulsou. Mattbetv At kinson, and John l.nko, hllgntiy In.urotl. 'llio o.ploi-lon was cniii-cd by Manoi's llgld ing a specie- of llrotvorks called dovil s chaser, whicli tluew sparks Into n cnu tontaluin;: iiltout fourleeti ptjiiiidsol powder. nrtoil cau not PObblbly lite. .Manor Is wild will. grid. I l'rlncran Ilrnneurrlo'e Irfltlon. John M. liri,Uhurst. -nil his e.fe on Jon I, inc. ron tete,l Are b'ocklnf land in the Ivretfih ward In Ilk. ton w He d. Jr and h's wlte Mtry li fur Ihelr iut lira! lives, aid io their heirs absolutely. All that re mains undlspoeet of is the uoitn;.roteJ properly i hounded I y Tenth asentie and the lluJaiii li.vcr litaa mhiIi street In Hi'Hi IllcWoit it t'ltl I Is ilead .iliJ his trMowsurrlTes hlin l Princess I llrabetb llradhttr t Hrant-itiTio of Home Itatj Is his sole t,rvirlna child. The Princess and hi r mrther. i.ndir a recent art of the 1 eirls.ait re autln r llng tl eta eotlhe property, hat-a petitioned tho Sn I rente t'otirt lor ri lief, the propirtt romarfses nri i lly lota and Is leuled tor a market trartlea Tlie rhantcea In tint reiioii eliue ihiu lute been remark- nlde iihd ihe propsriy is nor. lit for permanent un. irtemeal tea laves at piesent amount to (A ,uoand I are llalne tobo Increa-e I while Ihe tnc una Is htit tsu-i peryear. I ecaii.e of tt.e rinutlment of tha piopert the eltttonerSLHti.d ll-.l. w.th satelv. tidvain-e llie ex re. a of taxi s ,,rer ihe Incline, and they deilre llottthe who o or psrio. Hit propsrt)' hall be e,d and n, I iT'ircl- ,.eposllei with a trust company the taxes i I'Hi'l an I the Ini-iitue rlv n lo the widow. Mar I. Jndjtt A'i'IreH his cranted nn order, rstitrrtahle on Pet. t r, ipittlinr i.iu pi i. a sttoitu ahy the rcih-f I jaaf e,l for tllullid ten I'd rrJUleil, I art! is I'lslilnc I. Inn lo i:u.iir lllet'icd. I Hoi-. John Van Sctintsan, a Genran, so years oil. htia; 1 hiiiw'f with n ilslilni; lino earl) ye.u-ru-j uiomlnif la an itiilliiisliid bubdliiKon Iheioudt able of Mllli tirtel, I elwcrn Ssveuih and I Ifhlh arenues. A bole liad been 1 cut for cellar way on the ilret floor fram whicli a I plank ran obliquely to the Iloor of the cellar Van I Schassun, who was a devoted fisherman, had doubled a I stout llshing line aiel l laced a noose about his neck Then he ,nd 'be euiJii I ihe t'otd about the plank lust i atovr two nsi's he had drlsen Into tla plank lie had to b-nd till kn'esati I allots the uelrl.l of hit body to pri duir trainrul.nl'oi Ihebodrwas ri'inoted to 2n.i vtreilt.'il street, whero Van r-chsesan's Ife is Janl i trie Jhecou.ila had three i'ht,ilren Van si Itassati wasaf uiner but had net worVed steadll since lust I summer Ills nils sats ll-at he sient nhalettr i in, ney he earned lor dr l,k slid that he was ronstiinlty aariissed i-y bis cedlmrs 'me "f Ihsse wut tbo last i lelsoli, I, eel e- I Is w lie tl at V an btbaseall adwattlls I I, nih on .Vloiulav morning A lltool.tiii Nrvsedralrr'a Kulcldr, I'.obert Mleietifeldt, a well known r-oulh Hroollyn I newsdealer lointnlited aulride yesterday at 7 Pobj I lata street linnarins himself frrm the doorof lis bedroom lie lns.l teen esjiondent for eon a time. 1 nwme loreiiniiieil III I ealth lie was as yean old, and lealea a wbloa and ssvcral i-lllidrao. ..Mf1saWrtf''W'r'' JHaT-ari HACK Of HIM! XAfTMMA M.AVSUMI'.H. Titer I'"' Into rire lolnnri Inlet OverNtnlit on Their I'lrat Itnr ut Ken. The Marie I.outso nnd the Honnle, napbtlia Inunchcs, s'nrtod jostotdny morning on tholr long raco from tho Corlnlhlnn tnoht Club houso nt Tnmpklnsvillo. Nolnlt.istnndlng the i crowing popularity ol iinp1ithaliiiiiicl.es there are inanv nople who I'i-drust lliom. not eo much n account ot naphtha ns on account of the ilgblnoss nnd apparent fiuilitcss of the bn'.s. It wns freely predicted )ostiilay that Ihn five tnou who wont nwny In tho litunchos would uuvor i.etnrounil Long Island. Lutein tho lorenoon the wind began to blow Irom tho oast, nnd wcnlher-we-'e folks piedicted eiy nnstysens and siitinlls boforo tli s morning. I Tho defenders of iiapliilut launches however. I mid that there would bo nodntigor to tho nnvl- gitturb, nnil It wns uudersloo 1 tbut in inseof tetious weather the bouts vvcro to be put in nt tbo tiuniest shelter or to to beached. I It was J tint 7 15 whon tho tiiceis nnd Iho Mnglc lolt Morns doc!; to goto theronlooi-.N. Thoy had about olghtcon miles lo cover against a. flood tido through Hell (Into and l.ut I lllvor, und within n minute of threo hours tlio Mnglc, Willi ono mnn nboaid. pulled up at the yscht club iloat. Tho otho.- lnuncnes arrived two luluutos later, each w th two men on beard. 'lhellonnio was built a year ngo. nnd has leeiiUhud sluco that timo ns a bt eu I out by Ihe iiinuur.iciiici, iho t,,ts 1 glne and Pot'or Company, -hole::" Itot bug ovci nil, about U''. on tho waier line, ntnl limits 24 inches. 'J'hu Marie l.ouiiu wus lluls' ed it wce't or two 1 ngo ior the C mmereiul n1 lo t omuany. lieotgoli. Ward, genet al luniincer (or the coin- i iinuy, ortlerid tho boat ,,,i uso at tlmcah.it I lainlliig.it Cuii-o. .V. S. It wns k-IiuiIuioiI Hint plio hbtiuld be 111 li riip'Mi sen -idling. 1-or tliat I io i' on hho was I tint oi heavier vtood than 1 usual, but tho model was not chaug, d. She Is of the fniuo diiiionslons at, tlie liennlo. o.ccpt Hint tbo liiiiim ina.tsuio is two Inches gieator. tho Itonnlo nieiiniiriiig i loet In Inchos und tlio Jln'Io l.onlho Jeot. The M.iulii wliichsenud esteri!ni lo entry out tho udgesof tbo start mid tlio rupoiters. is it L'.'i-lootei ulbo. Alter tbu stint sho toturiiDil to Now Vork acioss tho bay at a raio ol a llttlo inoru than nine statute miles an hour. i-ii board tho Itonnlo were I.eander Itulon. stoersninn. nnd J. .lencen. engineer. A bin nacle hud beon fi.stcned on tlio miniature dock fortvim:, nnd Mr. Union hnd nn Immense clinrt i ot the witter aiouuil Long Inlnnd to lelor lo. 'iho nniih'h.ifink was lllled nt htartlng 'Ihoo i irtlcally that Would boeno' gli 'o run tho loit I'ftv hours, nm lor sa cty'H sao three extra 20 gitllon casks of nnphthtt were put on iioard. Ihe I oat will bo under the highest practicable pies siiro throughout ll.o crulso. and how much ills 1 tame can begot out ot it gullon of naphtha will be ,Obted. Hesides tho binnncle and tho naphtha ensks thetovvoro bo.xosur cold foo I In iho lockers, nnd heavy coat-und rubber gni menu lor tlm men. Tbo most interesting feuttiro added lor tho occasion, however, wns a fog horn, worked by hand pump. It stood up amidships like a disorgnui od trombone, bin when tl e onglneer pumped in the wind It hollowed lorth adismnt suges!ion of .Friday. In addition to thee matters oi otit'H tho Itonnlo curried ISO pounds ol sandbags und puvlnu stones to mnko tipior n thlid man who tailed on board it rival launch. W. L. Armstrong was tho onglneer on the Mario l.oulso. lioth ho nud .tonsen nre em rloiees of tbo company which made tho launches anil they were selectod lor tholr m perlor knowlelju ot their busines. They itrevv lots to dolermlno which bont either shoulil ship in. So wim the steeismon. J. Ii. Mnrsha'l went on tho Mario Louise. He nntl his rival. Itulon. nro Inmlllar with neighboring watois. nntl iiccuMot.cd tn guiding boats through them. Urisvvold Harte, a t-on of ilret Hnrte, wns tlie supen urgoon tho Mario I oulso. unit ho took his trick at ihe helm nt the begin ning of thoince. This launch hnd the snmo outilt ns tho Itonnlo. but the binnacle was not bet up whore big wavas might Und it a con venient target. leinunt Gould, dofendor of naphtha launches, nnd enthusiast generally, oilercd i'l'i to thewli.nitig trow, and it wns pre tt well underfoot! among the spectators that ho tins a private arrangement, not to say a wngor. with Mnnagor Ward on tho result of tho race. Tho timo of tho stnrt wns taken off tho pier onst ol tho Corluthlnn Club house, ami the launches i-ct out ns follows: Mnrlo Loulso. 11:'.0:'2I: I'onnlo. 11:20:24. Tho Mn'iio follovv od the racers fur nbout it mile, and in that dis tance tho llonnie had more than recovered tho threo soionds" etart gained by hor rival. This nnreuro I to be duo to tl o straight course maintained by steor-mnn Kulon lor. Mr. Hart wavered a bit In boarclilng for .Norton's Point, which was tho first obioctive of the course. '1 ho course, allowing tor necossitljs !u avoid ing tbo shoio on nccuunt ol winds from the ben, should be about 2ao miles long. l'lt.v Isi.anii. July 22. '1 ho Mar o Louise and thn Honnlo nrrlvod In I lro Islautl Inlet at ii:45 P.M.. being obliged to seek a harbor to avoid the hoiivv sen which thoy eneonnteied nfter turning Conor Island Point. The Marie Louise beat tho Honnlo nbout I minutes in tho run from Coney lt-lnnd to tho boll buoy oiT Fire Island Inlet. It wasngreetl to hoek a safe bar ber tor tho night nud renew tho contest In tho morning should -o,i nnd weather rcrmlt. 'ihe Inunchos behavod nobly, nnd proved them selves nhlot-cn boatJ. Tho weather outlook for to-morrow N not i romislng. thero being a heavy sea with a brisk southerly wind. OOT A XA3IE AM) A M'M.EDOE. TlieC'lllrenV Movement C'lirlntenn Tlaeirthe JPVojilr'rt MlitilL-liiu! I.eaclie. The Executive Commlttco of the citizens' movement mot In Chairman Julian T. D.ivios's oil ce yesterday altoinoon, nnd aitor a confab two hours long pi educed a form of pledge undor which to oulist roerults for roform. Thecommittoonicn present woio J. T. Davie-, Jnmes P. Aiclilbnld. (iustav IL Schvrab, It. W. O. Welling 1 ouls F. Post. A. C. Ilernbelm. nnd Alfretl Ashley. Tho llev. 'J homns Ducoy, though not u member of ti o I secutlve Com mittee, wns there. Iloio is tho plet'go: t'EOPI-K's Ml'NIt'II'I. I.KACiUI-. First Municipal government is business notiollllca. hec nd viuntctpa elr-tions should be divorced from Flats nnd n-ttloiiJl piihiies Hard- .vtu'ileipal o.'n-ers s'louht be chosen solely for business .ibblf v anil persi-nnl bit' en y. i-otirlh- .Muiililpni otticcrs slmoid be independent of po illi-ai psrtles. nulls, busses and factions Kllth- i e rare or city property. I ,e maitiirenient of oat Iran lasts the co.ieLtloli ami epetnllttiro of cltv reienue-i. tho ilevelnptne'it nf .ystems of ranld tran'lt. and the Imliarnal anil vigorous eninrceitieut of alor leii'ti-lalli n and of mens ro-lo lha Improvement of iho homes of lite induslri it c a-es ran salely be intrusted onl in otlliela i liubcti under tho operation uf these It niuiiiir. Itellevliiir In these prlncl-tles, the an lerslg-ned enrols hlmse'f as a n emher of the I'eop e's Vluun ip il Leairtlr-. and wtl at the al pro u hiliif ele, tlons enpi o t only such raiididrftes I ir inun ctpal or 'tints omresasura uu nuitat.edi) pleilsel to tt e same erlnclpes ami mIioss kimwi. tliiiracter Is a a-uarintue that the) wit, m ilulalu them. AVJUKS MX IIAItlt IA!CK. A Neir I.akrsldo Colon v flint llroka Up llitrlj- rinrd (or TtlUtnn: h Hath. Wtsi.TEt), Conn., July 22. Several weeks ngo a party of actors and netres-es. hoping to turn their hi. miner lnlsuro to profltalilo ac count, organized nntl came licrotoi-nmpout by tholal.es, having plnnnod to give perform- nnces nt tl.o neighboring hotels Wright Huiillnglon, Into of it ".Mm tho Penman" ttoupo. wns tho leading mnn, nnd In thnconi- 1 puny were his wife, I'ltuldn King-ley, I.oonoui llranley, Mnniigci liuiibuit. nnl otheis. nil wel known In New ork. Tie venture hits iitovett In t o ndfi-nstioiirt one In everv respect, Th leeelp'S liavo Pe.-n too sinnd u meet inn i expenses u ul ihecl iitiix v as lea, bed nlivn a wanuntvviisl smil for liurltiiirt'sitriest. uno count c''niged id'ii with Irntid .itm a second with batliuii. In Iho lake. I llo secured bonds on the first charge, anil pleaded guilty to bathing in tlio lake, for which bo paid n lino of t .70. Several attach- i mollis liuvn t-lnco been placed on tlio lako cot tage owned bv iho actors, though somo of the I claims havu boon bottled lor llity tuntb on the I dollar. A Ilililue Improvement Tnriltly Murtr. The brldgo trustees nro roallv mnklng n gen uine improvement, which was suggested nnl in god by Tur. rv, nnd which will guile inato- rlnlly reduce tho dituger In cioaslng the big j brldgo on tho i.us Tho narrow plattorm nt tlio HrooklTn in riving tctmliius is being wnl I eucil so tbut the curs mny bo ouipiled laoio I rnnltlly and Willi lens eiuw ling, Tim lesult I will liotlmi nnlving tinins will stive a few boc ouils in union ling, nud eau I a i-noner uiovud I tur of ih,- wnyof irnlns which follow. Tims one of tho gtentest dangeis, collision with it tialtiMiin llngiit tlie plailnrm, will Po lossenod. 'J ho linpruinnicnl should hnvo sn g- stod it self to tho bridge manngor and should have boon adopted long ngo. s Execntlone Aenlnst the Willy Wnllnch Firm Deputy sheriff burns tosk possession yesterday of Ihe oltlce of the firm of Willy Walladi, Importers of'brushea, coinbi, and stationery, atS'Jl Braadway. on on execu lion for f 11 'e-filn faror of I. M Montantii who.lt It i said represented iliutrm In Paris Ihe exe-ulbm Isoa alitditnentairaliist vvilly VV'ullai'h. I tear s ttuc-rll und it I Haul i. .ViarM stm lists teen a ,in business umler the stylo i, Willy Wallatl Hie bii-ltte s is u l i oi.iliitiatloit ol thai -tarled inanv ten- ,i(ro in ihe isle I Willy w alls, I,. 1 welt Va,,un oerin n ilit'rt All, r I his 'eaib tn I'rt r at. in J las nephsw Hie preisut t VVtliv Vt sllach at, 'issiii,n,aa 1 ilrar b. I laosaelt, lortued the Dim or Viulv Vtaiaih Hid continued the lii.slliess Vlr J..irknel look ul a t r u here while tr. VVai ai l resiled abroad ai otl e- 'uilirnient Mas rn lere.l avainst the una )ttierdy for ti.ev.', la faror uf l Muntter ror tnasqnlla Mies and all llrhlnr use Pond's liitrach rrauiialted for n ductiiv Indarjaiuailtitt. Aiv. mm i --.ane i j 'lajsajasflsjaag .iUatsVlfcaiiftsI facias 3ure 1 Thtmost i xtrio-illnary veBetih'.e tetnedv vet dlscov. I rnl. An absolute cure for all hercJItary or ncuulnd Mood dlsexses. Infallible In scroful t canrer, rheu rtallsm.dl'rB'JrIiiitertiptlotiB and disorders of stomach, I liver, and kolnev sofa lulls and children. Prnitoo-ited I hyleallnitplijsli-liiiiot Now York tho coatee: blood cure khoivn. The N. Y. Police Say 1 llvlnirbeeii a member nf the po'iranf this oily for x Ititmberof iei-a an! iltir In. t't.n timo expi se I t,i mi Ibechsnca. iflieiiiher I b lame alt'lcte.l Willi blood 1 troubles thnt caiis-d.xbrmiiiK "it on .hesklti nnd til-n isisi-d rheumii sia I a under the treatment of rail itispli'sli Ixns tvphontb'ne-it. uno or tnt- comrades on th" force advised in to try facl is II oml i nri i did so rcsnllllK In rnttir ii root all inr al iiients. Ilopltnt tha litis certlrcato ninv induce others toirr lite cure who may be su'ierinif as t wns I remain, yours truly. oM. HLOIILb, New Vork July 1, lscu. 1 'the nctnn Islooil 'nre line iiosltlTelr cut il niimcron ruse ol Herolnlis nnil Hnit llliritiii In one nteiitli'is lime xvliern nil other Iiliinil tmrlneis linrc titlli-,1. I'lea-ant to tike aptillcablo lo OPeases of Infancy or old one. .viidrucul-is seliu Price inrne aire riisi: small. I i'. eud ror ilesi-rlptlve patnplitat and cer tll.cMfS. ALVA'S III! VZII.IAN M'l.i'lKIl' I II. Nn. II Wall Street. New ork. soMi:r.oiY utroFr s nxanit. Home S.tnictilnnrv Inelilevtn In Koliert Ar- cbltoilil's H-mcli lor Ill's Wile. Robert Archlbnld, formorly n clerk In tho pa-vsongor department of the Now York Contral road, is about tocommonco replovln proceod- Ings ugalnst n Mr. Woodman, n resident of White Plains, to recover certain housohold effects. Some timo ago Archibald and his wife I separated, and he storod his household turn! turo In n flat on 125th stroot. His wife wont to White Plains and began keeping boarders. A few days ago Archibald visited tho boarding houso nnd hnd n stormy Intervlow with his I wifo. which resulted in his tnklng all of the family pictures out of their frames. Ho told her that ho would glva her until September to make up her mind to live with him again. Subsequently ho sent a messenger to hor with n nolo, in which he nsked hor for nnother In terview. Hhe sent word back that sho would meot him In Now Vork on Tuesday. 'J his Indefinite reply made Archibald Indig nant. He began tn look for his wile. und found thnt she was stopping ut tho house ot Mr. Woodman. Whon Archibald applied to wood mnn lor Informntlon about his wile he. told him thnt she bud gone to New Vork. Wood man bent word by messeugerto Archibald thnt 1 if he did not keep awny Irom his bouse he until!. i. Martin, ono of his bonrdors, would do pomo shooting. Archlbnld meantime waited at tho Standard Hoube opposite the I Court Houte. Ono of Woodman s boarders i enmodown to tlio hotel and attacked Archi bald. Tho latter threw tho boardor down, jumped on him. and wus giving him a fearful beating when Thomas Tailor, tho landlord of the hotel, interfered. Archibald then wont to Woodman a houso. ncoompunlod by 1 awyerl). H. Hunt. Constiiblo Uognrt. nnd others. On learning thnt his wife wns not In the house Archibald beenmo excited, and douounced. V. odmnn und Martin for conspiring to keep bis wifo nway from him. Archibald thon wont back to tho Standard llouo. and wns soon fol lowed by Woodman nnd Martlu. This was on tSundnr night. Martin nnd Archlbnld began a qunrrol and hnd a rough-nud-tumble light in the sitting room of tbo hotel. Tho curinlnt- wore pulled down nnd tlie room was being wreekoii whon Chlet Clerk Wlldoy Udell interforod. He was hnndled roughly, und during the scuflle ono of his lingers wns bitten off. Chief of Pollco llogort ilnally interfered and put an end to the light. No arrests were made. Clerk Odell buys ho does not know who bit off his linear. StOULIOS'S ASsSAlLAM COXriCTED. Itonas's Queer fltorj- About Why lie Shot the superintendent. John Honan. who shot Albert D. Moulton. superintendent of tho Stclnvvay and Hunter's Point horse car road, Long Island City, on the evcDingof March 2G, on Ilordon avenue, near tho Thlrtv-fourth streot ferry, wns tried be fore Justice Cullon in tho Supiome Court, Lone Island City, yesterday. After being out ten minutes the jury returned a verdict of guilty of assnult in tho first degree. Tho penalty Is from five to ten yoars' imprisonment It was expected that Itonan's defence would be temporarylnsanlty. His plea, howover. was self-dofenco, Ho attempted to crente a scene in court nt the opening of the case by telling the Court that he had no lawjor to defend him. Counsel bad been nsslgned by tho Court to look after his enso. but he ob ected to the man ner in which it wis being conducted. He also said he had a number of witnossis whom he wanted subpirnaod. Moulton testified that be was talking to a drlvor when i,o was shot in the hack. Turning about he recognized ltonnn. who was cuvortng him with a revolver. The Court allowed ltonnn full latitude, and I ho told his htory In a rambling, disconnected i manner. Tontv yonrsngo, he said, he drove the enr on Fourth nvenue on which .Moulton i was conductor, lhey never got nlong well togothor. Ho avers thnt fioin thnt timo Muul- ton hounded him und caused his discharge fnun nnumborof plncas. His object In going to Hunter's Point tlie day of tho shooting was to beg Moulton to quit persecuting him. so that he could go to work again. W lion Moulton got oil tho cur, ho suyb, he walked up to him und sold: Mr. Moulton, enn't we make up?" He fins Moulton replied: "(Jo nway from me or I'll shoot vou." i Knowing Moulton s disposition nnd fearing ho would carry out his threat. Hon tu says ht drow his revolver and shot him. lie kept him covered with tlie tovolvor until he sow ho was not armed, when h save bis own weapon to the olTlcer who arrebtoJ. him. Ho concluded his story by saving: "Moulton killed my son by his persecutions, ho broke un mv family, and I bunnoto he'll now send me to prison." I'etltima tlie Admlntsf rntlnn Jtlnpea the Cllnmle Will Ite 'I on MllPh Tor Hint. Cnpt. James Webb of Iirooklyn hns been of fered the Consulship nt Blorrit Loono in West; Africa, but does not know vvhetlior ho will ac cept it or not. Ho was formerly nn active Re publican worker, but n few years ngo joined the ranks o' thn Labor party nnd wns one of tlio loaders In Hint orgnnlnMon. Cnpt. Webb snld to-terdny: "1 understand that the climate in Sierra Loono is very had. And thnt It will tnkon tough fellow to sinnd It: but I suppose, nl'or my experience with the Ileoubllcnns of Kings county, n little matter like that would not bot'ier me. I will piohably go to Africa If 1 Ilnd there is any dust in tho job." Asisiittfrit ltcruuee Ilia Ticket lllexv Atiaty, I ,lol n Vultlus, the well-known furniture man and the j nvtnir of Pulge and i ther crick race horse, has heun I a's.nt for F'iimi damates niraii st llie Hrlir'itnn itcach K'lilina-l L,m n l llo al ei es hatoliJ liej",whlle mi hi ss a train i" the iiritrlitoe peach track, he .i. bruuitt a'sn.uetlh) Urakem at llun.iiiif nnd an I oilier eiiiplie ee r.f Iho ruHil. ilia trouble arose i-vera re 'rnverst tv i, p o ion .actor at out the otipoaof .tus t ck-1, w lac i mis llown o ii or las hand Mime lu ll,e io tor hai.atiu ll to the isiudULpir "keep your blood pure. A small quantity of prevention Is worth mnuy pounds of cute. If our blood Is In good condition, the liability to any disease Is much rodiicsd, nnd thn ability to resist its wasting in lluenco is tonfo'd grent r. Look then to your blool, by taking Swift's Hpocille (15. S. s.i ovtry few months. It Is liarmlo-s in its en'ects lo the most dellcnto Infant, yet It olennses tho blood of uIipoIboiis and builds up tho general health. A Prompt Cure. I wns oured sound and well of a cao of Dlood Poison by 8. S. S. As soon ns I discov ered I was itflllcted with Iho dibenso I com menced taking Siv.ft's spet'lllc IS. S, s.l, nud in a few weeks 1 was permanently euiod. OKOItOi: STLWAltT. May 7, 1890. Shelby, Ohio. Trcatiit oa Blood and Skin Plsetiss mailed free. v inn avrirr urcoiyio ca, Atlanta, ua. s-r ftotw, Cmrlnncs, Sr. Van Tanseti A' Irfinicu8 m Carriage ieeiwnlori, j 1.30 VA-2 S.'asf v.iih st., H '17 Private .Vfic. U AS r.NOIMIirS ABSOIlTMl T of all the new strtetsf 9 M'l.lMI nnd st'MVI It Vltl.i ii,i;N ALL Till. M W 111 HIIINhuiiisl.. v ai-I andOTIIRn 9 NAItliAI. woods, prominent amotur Hineh is ill the illeplty ot children s Vehicles fur uoi V nml lonles. As HIOitllMi WAUONX Kenilniiton-. I erhy Warn. R Triple Hurl boards. Mureys it ,h ai I nil,,! Ci c.iiiopv lops .louheri A. White liiai Imard tor four t and sit pasieiik'ers Ql EKOlt.llAMs t,Mi Ol TVtldN UttlNT nil TtllUVIl M I new mJ second hand by the besiclt) huhdera Xt-raTaSIos.'O'.'S. HI.ASS ntOM sXH l.l.ATIII It II LAP- K1X IMSSIIMIPR VNIl I TI..ION PilOMs Coooe audi urialti Rockaways XTXOrj;,C23?5L3Llffik.i5J, I.ANPAl'M TS and MAIL I'UAl.TUJta, I L'AP.ra anl M'lUrlt I'liAKTONH i,adii:s- univi.Mi r i.vrTONR. i:tknsiov top I'MAKTtlNI and UilLTtlltS' 1'IIAI.TUSS lai' AUO.SS AN II NthTiil' WAf.nNS UK ALI, KtNDi WAUONl TTIIS ASI1 Ill.l'Or IV'AUO.NI, I'AINrtitl AMI IN OAK. Tlbnt'IlY.S. POO lAKTS. AMI I'U.NV CAItTi OUR HARNhsS ROOM HAS TIIR LAP.OHST AMI FINKST RTOCK OF I ItirOHlKD AMI IIOMI.hTKI HAItNKhS. SAnnLM AMI lllilllLl.S Willi's. I UK ANU CLOTtf KOUtS. aLA.NKETs. la. a IS AMI'.RICA HOUSES OP Abb KtSDSi I'AMtbV IIOK-KS ROAP8TER IKllTTKHtk SADPI.I. IKIItatS A.SU WOKKKld ALWAYS ON HAM) AT PHIVATI! SAI.K. I IMK.MltNO PL'RI'llAShllM W'll.I, 110 WELL TO KX, H A.MI.NKOt It IMMI.NRI! STOt'K BhroKB tl 1IUYI.V) hLSJ.WIIl.Iia H FXiANBIttAlJ &TVOl I :i7u. :i74, uto imoo.Mi; br. D Spring and Summer J Carriages V of tiik nrsT Cr.AHH. I Vlctorlnp, WnironPtte, n t'ihrnlflB. Ileput Whodii, H Twn lVlicrlem, ('iirtnln Hnckawirtv a I lnll l'ltufjtoa. I.k. Tot Culit-IoUl II Iaadmiirtterit lio n lot U lmnltMifiirH, Knml AVnconfi, M 0-Iu. IC or It u trays. Top PhMritinn, H Coupe Rocknwiiyi, laudlrw I'liuetoaa. II 1 Hplilrr I'lmetonii Itudthonrdn. I I Vlii.nTlii Vllluue Carts I ljumlwu, Kiiniihoiitfl, Ftinry Trnpn. llrrity I'haetnns, lloctorft as on, isiirrryn. Iloclor Itrmitcliniti.Va C'lilliircit'n TrapB, Fuucy Xlitcknoufdn, tSuxon Pliaelom, WAffoni. niAfftonii. Bockboartld. Rock1.w1.71, RnrrtTi. Fancy Trars, Victorian, LandnulttUa, Warontttc 1 Cairn 1 Dot a Dob. Vfilaffo Curia, tHanhop ig ataahopa I riiaetnna. Depot Matrons. Doc tort' Thastona, Kx. Tub J Cabriotttn, Hunaboata. Canopy Victoria ruaotoaa, 1 QUARTEREDOAR Notliinir can be more handom than th Qnartrt4 K onk and mh triple and cable Huctboardi, HplQdlei, if llAnd a. Two wheelers, id, we are ini.t'lQtr thlt aaaon. I;, Uodlea tltiUlied In the natural wood, wtth geari rraioed f; to mutch, making an exceedingly durable aa well at i, upremely attractive flnlnli. hverythlntr we offer It r manufactured at our worka In fiyracuae. Buy of the 7 maker. BRADLEY &00. 14 Warren st. SI 3R 3Eb OIAIj IIAIKIAINB IN TWO AND TIIItfcK hKAT DFPor WAt.ONH. I'assenirer VVairona, aeatin; eleven parsons; open eturreya. In oak and natural is ood extension top Surrova, t-abrlolets. Ladies' 1'ark Phaetons. alaoHuck- boards Iluirfrles. Pony and Ko&il t'arta, lltteat seleetloa of Pleasure Trapi. JJelt cooda, lowest prices llur from tne builders, JtACINK TVAflON AJVII rARRIAOU CO., 77-M VV poster L. New York, AT nNlfr.D STATES WAOON "AND CARRIAQB ros. an av., cnitscit snni nt. city AI.Ij KINI1B OP DKMVERY. ORIICKRS- BAKBRB1, IlfTcriKRS-. I.AUNIIB1'. Jtll.K. CARPI- 'TKRn A.v6 kxpruss vvaoovs o.v Iianpami madk to order. KSTIMAThH FL'KMSIIEO ALSO CAHKIAORB IIAIt NKSb, AND HLANKKTM OHF.APKsT 1IOUBH IN TUB CITY. EASY PAYalK.NTS. ADI.NTH WANThD. Ill I Larrest stock In U. s. of UoliTerr Waions for T)rr Goods. Laundry, Bottler. Orocera rarpentera. Plum bers, Confectioners, and all other buslnsss; best gooda. our own raako of best material, finest ilnlsb, reasona ble terms. Huv from the builder RACf.NK VVAUON AM) CARRIAOB CO, 1S1-1J3 South 5th av. Now York. I'Pf-iiNEHHs7AOONH-intl NEwTTn HPS ond-iiami nELivi:iir wauons, all btylks: KULLY VVARRANTP.D. IH'Y OP VIANl'J-ACTllRF.R; SAK MOM'.Y VVAOOVS TAKEN IN KXrilANOK. I IIUIISOX WAGON Q Mi HUDSON BT. I BBWINEH1 WAOO.NN Our hand made I wairors are acknowledged the best for New ork I cltr atreeta, and are cheapest to buy Wa carry in I stock i nazon to unit all purposes. Call befor. R purcha-lne elsewhere X KXt VtlltIC 1VAUO.N B CO..as5ij7 Hudson gt., corner Bank. n Jt.n H Ppedal. Just received, two carload! of onrLlihl tl Delivery Wafl-nns for country use, with or without top. la ftACI.Nf WAOON CO, lit booth Sth av. S.Y. f& rfUNE-LOOKINO BI.ATK HORSP. tSW handsbiihTi rH years old: not afratd of the Lroads, safeforanyon. m to drive sold at a bargain, because owner eoee travel- HI ItttaT 1UJ West Houston at. store, between 1J and 'i. KB ;S.i..nn girnilcmiw. 1 EQCrBTRlAN OUTFITS: Illustrated catalogues fraa. H WHITMAN BADDI.P. CO., I IB chambers SL 9 lrnATMsA noTXM.txa i.STAnLisnstEhTt m Krttaer la Sure It la Not sa Factory, as Bat. flj loon, or is I'litco Wliero JLIqnor la Walde M When tho property on Clinton Hill. Newark, m wns boW live roars aco br the Clinton Hill Commissioners, certain conditions woro sljrned i urbuyots. Ono wns thnt no smblo should ba I erectod within sixty foet of the front lino of any lot. and nnother was that no building; should be used as a factory, saloon, or place for tho t-ale of Urjuor. Jlornard Eatser boueht one of the lots on liroomo stroot and started a bottllcc business, which was nllowed to crow I and flourish without uny remonstrance from o tho neichbors until a few dnys atrn, when Mr. hnlsor erectotl n lnrce nnd unslclitly barn on a I lot which he has since purchased opposite tils bottllnu shon. Tho neluhlioi s objected to the stable and Knlsor lnuchud nt thorn. Uo pointed totlio fact ihut It wiis over sltr feet buck from tho front lino of his iirom-rty. rinuliic tliat romonstrnnco was useless In this innttor, the nclchhors concluded to Invoke the Hid of thn cltv niittioritlos to shut up bis bnttllnu (stiibllHhnicnt. 'J he Common Council will bn asked to tnkn tlie mutter under consid eration on Friday nlcht. Mr. Kaiser liuiclis at the iJYa of forclns hlra to close up or remove his biislnuss. He says tlmt beor bottlinc doos not enmo under the conditions imposed, and tlmt his place is n noitlior a snloon. u factory or it place where H i liquor Is i-old. J-urtlieimoio he threatens that M he will build a cheap tenement house lor Hal- H Inns If he lluds that ho must lilve up his bot a tllnc business. a.aui--s 91 A Father Atlempta to Kidnap bla Oira J, Child. Joseph MoPauI and bis wife have been aeparated for J) aome tlmo, and the latter baa been lltlni with her five- I' esr-nld son at her sister's house at hsh dates avenue, Prooklyn Iho hatband lua frequently tried to (el I Iiossession of the child, and ha succeeded In kldrjaurlnf 1 him on Unndnv evening wlilie plajinif on Dee sldewa k i In front of ihe hou.e fbo lailn r eoil nr tlie boy in bit H arms, lot iled i alraavrliue car but the mother, wlio H wltnes.ed tho Incident r.-oin the wlndos rati out, and. II alter a loit char auicrtilnl in uvrruLtnir Ilia car rlie W deniaiideii the surrender or the bov nn I a policeman H boordi-il II tar unit look the parties to the tlates are- W nn. ii on. There the bor ran to hi inoiher, anl she H took li,,, i home lib t,er under llie escort of a nolle. H i IQJI,. Mie made no complalDt auall st her husband f LEAD POISON i OURED. I lam apnlnterby trado. Three years ago I f hal ubnd caoof Load l'.ilson. caused by uo loir rubber paint. I was cured In a i-hort tlm li byii.Kr!. Tlio niodlclnodiove the poison out 8 tliiouclitlio pores of tho skin. Mi-n I (list fl commenced taklncR. fi, R. niy s stem wns ro II tatiir.Hed vvltli jioNou tlmt my iiiiiieri-lotlios A wero colored by tho paint bulm: workid out by K the medicine throuith tho pores of tnybkln. I lj wns cured ontlrely by B, 8. P. I took nothing II oh, aud have had no return sl'ice. 9i C. PARK CEAK, Wuyneavllle, Ohio. V Before and After Using-. Yi AtonetlmrI bail nvv'ul nores niu i unplos on my fuco. mid after tis.nc tin' bottles t,f gr B. B. S, I was cured, and now have a nice. jfl smooth comitloxlon. H JAMKS h. SOYLE, Atlanta. Gtv J. JM -ss Mq)
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u 11 M THE SUN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 23, ISirtJL 3 KJ3S 1' gfm BASE BALL FIELD. ocn local a.vns a or noma renr t.y the trviT. I a Victory and J)'fl "r Torn ana the bnniB llinnklirn-'l lie Ke.illt. ol llie Other nie-Sr Mm -Note.. I yeiletdM1 clinnuilonahln cnmosTforo woll I ontitd- Thoscorosworo: B inr sAfiosAi iMaur. JSSi r!iIcsco.H. New ort. 7. 1 M urcolln.ir: Cincinnati. B. A' l'ulladolt liln. 10: Ntteburch. S. W l.ostou, 3: Cleveland, 2. mr n orKrs' lkauuk. I KeffTork.?. lliiRnlo fi. ClovtlanJ.il; liiooklyn 10. fl 1,'osun. 2, liiMLO. 1. l'liiluJolplil 1. 1'.: rittBbure.li. 1. I JI1K AMU It IN AShOCl.UIOK. I BtLouls.O.AthWKn. a. Hi bsroutsB. 10; Columbns.4. I )lf Alt tN.lr ASSOCIATION. II K,nnrt. '"'V5"'1?. S) Hnrflsbuw. i Niuhlncton, 3. I Lftltlncro 11. JInrltord, P. jjl Wordstar. 3; Wilmington, 2. H The rtiittonnl f.eusua. Sj -inr ra-or.n. En irn '""'l" iron mi frf I rMlilelliiila M HJ CMciiro ..3 M .031 BeV ffiiiiV .T .til. ork i 44 .4ii V l!i. II 1 .t,Celil Jl '.3 IB ffi.tati Will.!.',. M I .'ticioo (v. t., 14: M"t vor.K I.), 7. 1 M cm t' .1uly22.-Covbo Ltiby iras In the Rl pot, to- salon's colt" lo-dii. He wan hit nulla II Iieo br the New lOtk-. but mntiaeaJ to win 1 thiuns'i tlio ritclmd worl ol tho mon wLo 1 ftool bohlnd SmllliiRMlckoj. Tho came was jSlI dull ami unlnti lot Inc. It nklni two houii to HT I flnlsb It. 1 be fonturo of the wearisome J6 coutost nn n terrlllo bit by Klttritlce In. tbo Hi fhth lialnn. thobnli ifoiiis. neiltist tun Iront Kmtt 0 a lious) In Coiuro s etroot. I.uby and the XM bn'TJ m enrod ou the -wlio. which was (ho 91 hervicst tt nn tho 1 onuuo t:rounds this year. (fi Tiio vllioi went lo fleets In tho sotontli ln- 11 ,,,,e two hi tin tho ClikacL belied by munr II Jtror-i iiottluKiIoruu!. ilnSpcoie: III )H ,oU N 1 1 W HI.I (S t.) Ill Kln.inr R.lipil t H iu,n t I o Tlrrnan c f I o 1 o u ID lifri i It I 1 J ll 0 HornilliB Utb 1 J O O 0 HI V,n' 111 I 1 J 0 II 1 UTIU -'1 Ij .1 II J 1 11 11 Tier ltl I 1 li I liHurkUl r f I i 2 u 1 I CI i ll" I O 1 a I li.ln-ic.ick s ii J 4 4 0 HI (ra.r t 3 I 1 ll 1 l m .dtl 1 1 U II 1 Hi filmilun. .JIiJ I l) 1 1 llcnrj If u o 1 0 o 1 i iTr o I J I a I Mirili.c 10 3 3 0 I V.triica c J 2 J O.Welch.p I I u I J j! f,,,, lT 14 27 Toll lolall 7 8J7I4 4 If U i lork 0 0 0 2 3 110 0-7 HU tame I ruim Chicauo 0, New ortf J Twn.h&p HI hi i iA(to k lireeMni Mi l ennr, Hurk.tt V unm run-hlttrtJK' Ila.ei ou lull HIT I.nhy t off Kl lwchl I it U) pi lifil bnll ocne Struck out lly W lill l.Molia J 1 Md ba l KltlrlJtte I Mur p' r I lime iUurB tui lio-MclJermutL. AUtiid I H aniB-1 I ElriOKITN(V.U). 1G: CINrtSVVTI L.). 5. 1 I dsciNNKii.Jiil 22 ThoBrooklynsIndulirod I In Ihonmu-omont of exi Iodine a pbonora tliM I adtrnoon. ami 1 097 persons saw Ithlnos ro- I ceio tbo roushost treatment ho bns exporl- I faced tliN yenr. luinsncami) the ImiURural I of vhlch piomlsed bettor thine-'. Thorn wib 1 ioniopretlv llcldlucln tho nr-Uiinlnif. Pink W nei sprintnl Ilk" a htit.i'v lo nnko hl hit B goot I u' l(olll tr ibbed it aid Ithlnos Clocked A' the baso a tecoi l In udtaucoot iho lunner. i K'. Uurnsa lot cr nndot as neatlj tiiknn Iv i V Jtnrr. I onoMin niiidi-a Kroatstopof Mcl'hoo'a W drlte In deep centro, and cut it down to a H trule. to niato whicli ho had lo slide ado'en feiil. It 1 oked ill.'' the ir..u of fate that tho 1 M umo plater i-lu nld enablii him to complete tbeiun Such w.ia tho c iso. Ihoscoro H k Itrui t i liiroir H MtFliae 3(1 b 1 1 4 4 o fnlllnii ,'d h ..'0120 Hj Eckrl 0 o 2 7 lllltikrier. Ub J 1 u 1 o H Harr lib 2 2 1 J 1 Hums rf 3 2 10 0 llollldir c C 1 ll 1 o hoiiu. IU Jkl f I I 0 O ll W HdllT lilb o 1 13 2 0 Terr p 1 J n I u IB Knlalit If I 1 OOjiilic I IJ I ll IB HulUne.rf.lpl J o ll l.-nillli 1 o 1 4 n HR llirrlnjton. c o 1 J 1 0 Corkhllt, c. f u o 5 n o Hi ittilDai. P o 0 i 3 1 arutber I f 3 1 1 0 u HI X0119 mi ct I J it 0 1 II ToUll. S0 27 204 Ml Totllt 101.'2711 1 91 Cincinnati- 101021000 5 Vij ttookyn 00U33MUD 2-Kl W! hirm.1 ran Cincinnati 1, Drnoklyn H TtioU.o fti Vti-llairtngton, Plnknty. Docoan Threo bvel fu m TtrtT Rellly MtPbee linmer ma-Foutz, Ilaij Hurna H fitott-i baaei Marr (2) Mullane hninliu -iruck ou. JWt Bollidiy XlLPtiea. Beard U) Itelll). Mullane liarrtnr H'l lonf.) KhlnoKJl. lilt by pltotitr Daly llrmbaaxoa Hil tII-Marr noma, To Un Carulhers mid pitch? Hi KhloaK.) Paasod ball HarrlDKtuii. t lia.1), 1 Lm M tlrti-McOuado and Ljucu. Hue 2 houta. Atltnl I Ib-I.i87 HJ aOSTOM (5 U) R CLKTKLtno 1. L.) 2. CtiraiAiD July2? t-mlih a new riteher who will H toti tba ball for the Clevrland lit tbe futuro, nidje lila H dilotioday. Ilia icure H CLSTKLAAUIS 1.1 I COST01 (V U H klarai r R krni I Tlrlae, Utb u oil oirrnr a a 0 u 4 i o Olli I. f. ..0010 n In ker utb o .'In o u 1 McKtan a 0 13 1 llMiilttan 1. f u l o o o pGftit ll 1 ll 2 ll 0 lli.imr.r t 1 1 0 ll 0 Pailaaf. o 1 3 o n Hint, el .1110 1 1 Ilnuner e 0 ll J 1 0 Mcilnrr M b 1 1 2 3 (i rl Inn 1, J.i b 1 t I J "I I eniett. c .0 o M 1 o M AMier.db 0 J 0 i) Oii-miili ..1 h n n 2 1 n 1 Smith, p. ii o o 4 o ciarkiou. p o i o I o Stt TcUll. "a 2i 8 1 Total 3 7 J7 fi 7 1 Hi CtvtUnJ o ll 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 mf Soiton o 0 ii o o 3 o o 3 H Earned run levelnn 1 1, llotou J Two baie hits H He ean Mn-tlley Hrodle. Hire base lilt liarl. HI fiicnftct 1 1 -muli 1 ?mitt. 'in cw out Ur smith H 1 bi i litrLAoiL. lluubia i a virtu lunailKted HI IVIiIt' Llie-Ciar9on I uiiire atrl r. Time 1 10. At H Undai n isiu, J H r titinktrni ty u) 10. riTTntmnu k. l), H i H rmtirKii'iiti Jul) J2 l'p tu tlin ninth Innlnir the 1 H caul" wa not at a1! Ii teieAtlliK .lid acreral of the H t la r ftarl I to leave tl e jrro ind III the ninth B linuter 1'lltl ureli mtie foir n n whtth tied le H hi it il i en the li nut u unit (ai there Has a npi ta n uf ri.l ell ant. wlilrh v J k"t t up until the lirieenth In nil ir uLen 1'hlldile phU ma fe two runt find won the j ean l y liuil nr lo da the I I Ha lelphir haee won H thtrleni tnnsri utivi kriii.ea llcker l Itched ver well, C gl 3ii bJtfur (or auuorl uoitld hae won an easy tic 1 Q tor) fhu riLore J iiiiiAUkLriiiA (t t. j rinasLKGH (f i.) J n.la,ror( alaroiR. V tlaml'in L IJ 4 a "iScmlay e f J 2 7 1 n Ulir.ii r.f I J ll 1 0 Mile rf 12 4 2 0 iH HitT till nil: u Lar que .d b li Jj 3 3 3 Hi Tl Mill lm r f J 3 n uraiilstb 0 1 IJ 1 3 1 9H III Ml. r IJ 0 11 11 0 11 (Ker 1. I 2 4 ll f. VhitHIi I 0 J I llllmrit II 2 1 n o I 11 Mel ml y lb. I 2 VI ii ii o I It b 1 2 li 4 J Hf Ainu I I 0 2 1 sut a 0 1 3 1 4& 0'"" n ii 0 I i I Mlsm c I I lg I (i 1 Tntii Iii144i1h'. 'jopita.. Uin4sJ3lT I rhl'a rlptiia n 4 I I ii on no oooo j .to I ri ll Ull II 1 I M II II 4 n 0 0 0 O 2 0 M ,1 lini'l rjnr 1 1 ti.burtrh 7, 1 lilladelphla, 4 two. aa t M i aul v u bumf Mlllor liamilton. Mytr 'B Tnr I ti l it Hurki llecher it ornr bacriMce X M hi- lineitHi.'i iie.-on iiti auley 'ayer Millar lae. iurooi. tAell I a" undnr llatnllton, lr I .rt'in b-uo-l itlnb ire i i' llillalelptila.il r Oll-H r e riiom n 11 Maer t.) t letnMll I niioill.) VenlilJ. MimU) i liuroe I oat rlrrft l ta n I a' -simdny hat hal'a t nyer Allan lil a ii till piti h i.leaa n Pass d ball V ilaoc H lni ue-Power 1 ii m Attenluace 1,01. AVt 'the IMuyei f.ensue, i UTj Titf nrcor.p. rli'i jrcn. Jfit, fc tlutt Won Tztt ret ri"ion 4 1 ."l Ol I I hlltdelphla. 41 .HI SJ.' t tr -ir 4 14 Tu Pliirnurirli JJ 4i tj2 I Nf lurk 41 ll V i ieva am ,,,io 40 ,4.t J Clu j i 41 oj in UuiTilo In 11 ,'ui I I i TOI K (P. 1.1.7. JIU'l UOll, I-', 0. t 1 Iltil u Jul 22. -Tim l.ooro wnaiiultoer- j I ratio in his ,)iulilns lor N'w lork this nftor- H noon and tlu .Son lorkh had a dote eln.o I Iiii'ulo sho.iod up a 1 in tho llrBt four lit i Ifl r.incs. but iinndiomo 'Ilm roLOnrod tils t-olf-, H po-stfslun and hold his enemies down to tno H Iruiilo ihli? Ilucklu), tho Jliiiibor.iniuiitaur, H ll'clmlrt orodit.iblo can and kont tho vlc- fj Ito ndoiMi to eleon hltti. llnil thoi tliorllisons 3 llaiii lai tioll tho rosult would haio been dlf- I feruiit. vliannor. and liny rnadn boiiitlful cuu ie- i.ii iniriKuii, a star at -tioil and Lou 1 S,'.'r' ult,i Ids homo run, irero r.udod u..urva. Jk ice ucore H ktiiiixifr t i j.kw Tora(r i.) Hi nlapoaa alcfrr H ()"T C I I 0 1 ll ll Core If 1 I 1 0 u fll '"L. r f 111 J U li I nlilk- C 1 2 4 U O Oi -lb ,1 l j linn r ittli I Hi 1 ii H t. I er 1 1 ii J ii lj n I u ,rkr- f II I I I 0 JJowa p 1 ii i r 1 lili. an' ii a ai 1 o H u I I HI I e lit b 1 2 12 ii i Mat r t 0 ll 0 n ll I IB ifiii lb J li I J i muni on, -d b J 1 7 J II llailiiu o 0 0 1 l I tWatuey Jlkl 1 I I 1 11 0 o o n litcd, p 1 o 4 2 11 Ton "JT t7 J f3 "a Total ...,TU J7 Jj 1 11 Jjlilo 1 1 1 1 0 11 0 0 08 U io' 11 0 4 O 0 I 1 1 7 W 'llul rtim-niiltilii I, Saw irV a Two liana hit litte banlKn, Iluini. run 1 refe. I onnor J"'H lloou baliillff iliicllej iltkerfe Mnuk ;,"i-h.'"'i:1 I iiyKefe 4 Mu tn baea-r nir !iR"uike acrlnl.t li in-Maca mi t.'i Wliltr, tmiier I wiui, n II iure l.tefe Klchardmn f r,"v ''ft en lain ll rtVo h New iurk 0. "'l.t'all-I.wlns I iiiilrri-rerKUiun and Ilulberl. mt Jiuit-I 5j Atirndaucu f,i I CIEtFLANnlP, 1.1. 11; BKOOSl.TN(P, I.). 10. .AfiAND. Julv22-Thero was nioro fun In m PltnnlnB0f to dnr h lirotherhood came "''a there win In all the other lnnlnK put to. f:,nr' lirrt to coo t leioMnd nndea.or to m r,,ir.u' ornto inota t mako the remilt a ii..eit'"nK' nn'l llen nt' h urd attempt to J'.'ilintui r ol win the nunie Tho Urookltn D V "'J'srs jollol hoi.to I miJ danced atonnd like I Si 'lon' D )out fur a half holiday, J '3 iV 1 1""'!1 nimltSoury blood on hlBtoal. lu-i d 1 vtW i S In rapid micco -ton mm flo I tu the fc." .fA'A"111' tho nullity ol .imonkor whoii LW In, l1',r'0a" eat-down upon the loud roah m tieni. 'ho mimu on ihn wholo was notn par Hi liaS iv li.C00'J ono' a,t 'bero was n areot ileal of H rnn. elJllur b.idfiiti hlni;. and nltoKetlmr too much elowueis. ilhe only brilliant featuro of the earao was Peery's work In loft field nd card's battlnc and baie ruiininir. The scoro. ILktlLlM. (I- I.) BIOOU.T1 (P L). la.ro.i tliro.li. fttleker. t. 1 1 J 3 1 Ward, a .1 I 1 J Hlhnli.2dtil 0 ii H 2 Jo)ce, it ti ii j t i 4 lirownlns I t o t 3 o o Andrew e f 0 o I li n l.arkln latb.. o 0 IA u lnmunr 2l 0 n Jebein. I b 2 n I 4 litkn .lull n r r 1 J 0 0 1 MtMleer c f 2 2 10 n'Seert, 1 r t I 3 o ii 1 a.lford r f 2 J i u n i .ok laib 2 1 7 1 1 t-uiMIrT c 2 0 4 a n, Dal r o I J 4 2 1 Oruber, p. 1 1 n i o r-nwd-rs e o o n n 1 lleiuiiilm p. 2 1 1 1 li Total II u.TIi 6 I Tola! 10 13 271110 fltTfltnd n ii J 2 u 0 (i 11 Kmi 11)11 o i ii i u I 0 I I lo Farntl mm Here and ii Ilrmtlyn 1. Two-t ae Mlt-MoMetr eri Three I hlt'-Strlek-r hrnwnliuf uruler Home run an llaltren h olen tta-liriiwiiliur Tel eau suli urio Uar I struck rui n Uruber. J b sovtdTa. it hr llf-niinlnn I 1 rat last on lull -fin iirnittr 7 oir Snwder I oil Hem mllllr 7 Double pin'- ittuar an I i r ok Warlnnl llatitr s'arrtnra hit Pel-I amy, 1'alford Ward Atiitreia took Hall) lleniminiri 121 und pitch a iniber I I m Ira Harney m 1 Sheridan Tlmt-J -il Atlendance-Ji rnxToxlp ll 2iiniiiro(p l) I, Ctncirn. Inly '-2 If It It id not I ten f r llytn fnrl on home run drlie In the teientli tnti'n? to 'a the Hntnti wt old Lute phut i ut lu,t CmtiitteyH letm The score Kosroi tr t.) ti cicoir M r Uro ir i, la roar llrnwn c. f ii il 4 n 0 PnlTv r f 0 o I n 0 Mere), r f 12 2 0 n li s.Il 1 r I 1 li n Kellt a a I I J 4 n Itvni c f 1 1 I 0 it Prouth a, Utb II Oil li till oinlr.ry lb n 0 12 II 0 HUhirlonlfo I 2 n d rrener .db n I I 2 n Niuth -db o 1 n 3 n Hot In c 0 n n 2 0 Vlilnn, 21 b....o o 'I 1 n'lnthatn id b o n 2 1 1 1 unity c 0 o 1 ii li.VMIilainsn. aan 0 1 0 n Humbert, p 0 0 u 2 n'Miiit it o u n 4 I atrell c ii li 1 1 il Totala 2 027 IJ 0, I Totn'a t J .'4 12 1 Potion n ii n n 0 1 n fi 12 Clncaio 0 o 0 0 o 0 1 n o-l larnel run notion 2t t hlra.n, 1 II mi run Ryan Pirll'ca hlta Hell), Prottiieia im in tlur. till) el iltn iMeea Hrown, Lr itithera, Mute) I Irat Imra ou error lio'tnti, 1 11 leer oi l alls Nluri h), Hrown Pro utter! Mrueknjt Lathalil.MIlllitns u. nichardpoit iiiiiniert 121 I.rf on ins a I hi a It Uoaton 1 Tune 1 i3 L'niiires kuu'ii uu I Junta. piitLirKtriiiA Ir 1.1. u riiT-n m n (i. t I. rirt-rcnoii ,'ily 2 Tito Phlla I-1piifn walked away with tht poor crippled lltti.urkh teamtoduy. lli tcurfi piirtiitrasii (r l.' I riuLtsrirnu (r. i.). i la. ro a E.1 R.ln.ro R. flanlnrucf 0 u A o olflrlflln. e. f n o J i 0 Mutirr. r t 0 u 3 1 OIM Initio a a 0 1 2 4 1 Carroll c olio oil Kkcit. .it b. ii o o 4 il lleckUr, latb .1 I 10 n I Mn tet, id b 2 1 J ii O Pli-IK at 0 112. "col I r ,,1 0 2 0 ll hnrhneadb. ll 0 n 2 l,o. irt), r f 1 3 7 li n Wait. If. 0 J u Uilurrar latb 1 I 10 0 il Ro! lnon -rt U o l 4 4 ti'MiilUtn o l j 1 o n buuey, p u I ll 2 0bowdcra. p 11 1 0 t O Total. 7 727 IT "4 Totnla. 0 B J7 9 t rititbnrr'i n 0 i 1 0 0 0 o 1 I'M adelplilt 11 4 0 11 0 I 11 I -1. I trued run Pitt-I urfth, I I hi 1 It h a, I Two. bate hit tliilv.) TI ree Iimo III s .xtiilve) tlaul Home ruu Ilei kle) btol-u biu-es I irro I le kle), 1-le il loverly i.) llottb 0 1 ar ihmr 111 hnliin 1 1 Kobtutonaul llt.kle) Hot lnon, H-nl und lletk ey. Hr. bap on btil Meckle) Mrttc-t out KLehlie. Knrrnr lanel ballt-rarroli, M11III.1111 I I oft o 1 baaea rillflb irsh n Philadelphia, a sdcrlfjn hits Heckle) stale), arar howdtr Lmj Irta Lcath and Halluian lime 11m Attendance, 1 -JJ Itae American Astsoclatloa. T1IE KFCOnt). CTnt. iron. Tail feu fltiii TToil rout. T"ct LooIuyIIIo ,...4i 27 f2' rolnmbct... Jti 3i i fct Urnil 41 11 ft-1 Tlletlo.. .Il .17 .l.Vl Athletic 4J 32 'nSrei.e ,.,.T1 4J 4 2 Itochester. .41 32 ab.lUrooklrn lo aj ..on ar toois, 0 ariai.Ttr, 1 Puitinnriili, tut) .2 The Cerman bo-a nanagpr' and hla new collection of WMern t'manrhea inudt their luurih upptarauco m the home sroumit tbla uf ttrnuoD. Iheaiort. aiuLinc 1 ST L0C1S. h la.ro. a k. r. is p 0 a x Welch c f 112 1 ll oiler a. 1 1 3 T 1 0 linen. nib. I o 8 o 1 MrCarthy r f. I 2 1 11 11 I.M-11-. lb 11 2 11 11 11 I mil 111 c f 1 lino Porctll I f I 1 1 o 0 ttomui-iti if 11 1 inn Unif r r. r 0111 1 Carmncnt. tb.1 .720 t onru) db O 11 J I I Hi nut d b 0 J 1 1 1 obit n c ii 1 4 S 1 IHnri-lnt. .db. 1 4 J J 1 rslerdai. a. s 11 1 J 1 o.stivetta v 1 tl 11 bielii, p 0 0 0 1 0 llel.a 1 1 J 7 J 11 To'alt 13 7 24 14 Totlls 0 17 27 1R J Athletic 0 0 II I 11 ll 0 11 11 1 M. Lout. ,.J II J J o 0 o I Famed runs Athletic 2i 1.L I ou a Tnobaso hit ha'er Home run 1 urtil sacrifice hit t t n Welch II rjlulli. stolen ba.e-tech ttrdl) Well Mel until Iioubo paa Hecn tin I tour t I onrot. I ster lay an 1 u Hrn ti U n tllr llnrvi is un I Cartwrich II kirin .nw titiit mil 01 nell) left on 1 ape Athletic rt I ni Is Mruck out I ur til 1 flenU) sfrin itoblnton ttelcli. 1 n It r Hrpt I a 111 errora Alh etic I Irat bits h hi L.mrn (i M-ln (.1 batertiar lullcr t-i ta'iwrljut. Mil. .rth Wtldpltrhts steliu Liniire P oile. Turn. 1 IS. Attendance 1,170 MRACISE 10 COLC-tac 4 ptTRirria Inly 2 yra une outhlt and outflelded Columbus to day, IheiHore sTtAriB!. j cOLtirr- it. Is r o.a v. I r1s.poa.-c Wrl-thr r f J 2 n n o, VpTamany cf n n 4 u 0 trial L f ..toio i'ii ro l. tu .bo o 3 1 lli.c.f 1 2 1 o n en-el r.t J 1 o 1 hlld .d b J 1 J 1 I Jot nam I tl J 4 U 1 McQoeryisthl 1 4 n on. nn Jn'liii 1 1 J 1 T n Hoi rke lb.1 1 ll 1 nWheelipl 9 1 ll 1 1 ll McLkhliu ml J 14 inliojie .dK c I I J J 1 tl I ourke 0 0 b IJ O nlel-iue lull ll J T I 1 Case), p unlit uhttt-Ms p n n 1 2 1 Totala 10 1227 7 Totuls 4 H2710H1 Fyracute 2 n J J I o 2 n n-ln Loluinbus. 1 0 1 ll ii 0 li o o 4 Larned riin-Svracu'H Two b-tt Mt-Lehatie. Throe base hit iiovle sio en I ao. I ly .1 t till t i Join aon t rt bate on l all Mrlhht i hills Mr ;Ler ali Tuntnny, i Ti oai. Sui-ed lolin" l I I an Hit by pi ci ar -Mel-aukniln Mr nek out- Mn, t ery, u t ourLe jUTaiiiani i- irooktnneel ll i le KriuHii.) I ii-1 ball Ll I ourke 1, O I ot nor ll'tl 1 ttlld pltchfi kruuta, a. Umpire t in ie Titna J .7 At tendtiULt bti4- The Atlantic Association. Tim REconri. auht Km. rtn. rn n trcn. rjat. r"e Baltimore ai 21 7J1 Waphinct-in ra 17 i-a ew HartD Ml H 7.'i 11-trriAbur. .'i 4 1 37U ewark. 12 vwi limit mini JJ 4-1 .It Worceiier J4 31 52Jlllarirord la ao .75 SEWara, 4 Ni-w iiAVfcs, J. "saw Havfi Ju y JJ lodtya a a Ilfolcs cunie, and wa won by Nan ark ihetore i m iiAVks o-k-vark r. la.ro. a. a. kIbpcaic ateKee-Lf 0 u J o tlJohnton, I f ll u J ll ll taiilll c. 0 O rl ll Uiiilliert. Id b 1 1 J n Ltnch r t .0 1 10 n Meliennof.Jb I u l o Mhoeueik lb 1 1 7 n n fltl a,iatb,, n 0 14 l n i Jiu c i 1110 1 1 u un lo i i j j i ii lioyla Mb ,o 1 1 1 i till ttl uouoo Pcllte, .Mb ii J o I Hi n r o 0 1 o 1 Ii. rut p. g 1 ii J I Vu in i 1 t o l n o Lulls, a a UOll Ui i-inilli a. a o li 1 0 Ml.ler. p. o 1 u 4 0 Total 2 7.'J 7 3 Total! 4 027 15 1 Child ont for Interferenie. Sew Haven 3 O 0 0 0 0 'I 02 hewark O u 0 1 1 u O 2 -4 Two-basi hit Doran First btse f tl ball rahlll Mo Dermolt l htid. Mutipeli bttleu bate tlurj hv, I hi da I Irtt bat.e ot on r Newurk 1 Mru k oit lohutou rtedt Huoci tlaiiilt tinier Dout It play lien t aud -in tu IauI 1 all CaxlilIL fluo-1 30 L'uu Ire Hunt. At.-inuanoi- -1 -ta at itARiror o Hartford 1-002020 2- B Uslllmore .11110 3 2 2 -u llanehlia I'artfnrd. 12, Ilaltlrnore I rrort Hart font 7. Italttmore a Pitclitra stailt aul liaker. Atloiidancc 7ia. aT WOrCKAThK Worcester 0 0 10 4 2 0 2 0-B Wimlnton o i o n l o o o o-j Pae hit Worcester li, WHinlniton I rrora Wor caster, 1, Wilmington, a 1 liLhtra btaUord und An deron. AT HAREItriRi. Harrlnlinr-r ii u o 0 0 n 0 0 8 25 IfiMlmxion-. o 0 u 0 1 0 1 I o n-3 Hase I iia llarrlabunz fl, Waihlnuton, n. 1 rrort Ilarruburx, 3 IS aaliliuton, I itel ers llackut and Daniel. Minor JLeacnes. NEW TOPE BTATK I UAOUE. AT COtLMKUL Cob!tklll J 1 I 0 0 0 1 2 2-n Outonia 0 0 I I 0 O 0 0 04 IMLC-STAIE IFAOUE (P1ST). AT AU00VA I.bnnon i 10 0 0 10 2 0-1 Alloon. ouooojJI -i Tl 3TATP IPAI II, At 1 anion Canton ll VI hn line J At Miiintield Hanoi eiil i I unit town, 4. At Akrjn-Akron i ilcKc jort I ISTHI1TAT tkATI r I-MOTI. At Terre tlmile-rerip llfttite 4 I e rla 1 At liurliniton Huriliutvii 4 yulnt.). 7. (ltliei 41amra, in. AT RIPCFP7O0I. n-n I J 3 a 2 0 3 0-10 I, CI, 4 II 1 0 1 I O 1-17 Patterlti Dltct.lt Ojptrll Auncr, and Ilaltai Ftra-u ton aud l-eller 'J lie AttcuUunce le'iterilnr, jtt Isame. Iirctha "toed. Clnclnniit 1 w7 Ilullat i Hi4 llniak i 1 "aJ l.eio I'licatt tiracrt I 111 t lei. Ml laiJ Utvtan! b U Tutul abl-l 4, .111 Onmer 'lo.tlttr, ArOItil. IKAUUk. Chictso tt "Sew lork. it lilra,ao Llitiii nili ti Brook )ii at I iniinii ill ritttland t Hkhii atcitttlatii 1 nub. rli t. I'lnl iJeiphla. ai I hi ade'phla. rtiiiha t-Kick HiiHalota haw Vork. atlluflalo t'ltttaul ts HronVlTii at Heie'and Chirnoea llvamu at Chlcaiio Pltubarf h ti 1 hilaJclpMa at I llttburih. awaniiAs Aior-i!iox-Roehettir ts. Toledo it ltoebter byracute Tt. oitnnl in at.sitiiiii AthietlctT J uuuvil i, at I'nlmlalpalav. HrotLljil ti tt. Louis, at the I olo iiruunat ahastil AioilATini IstwllaTtnTi htwark, at lew llatea. Harit rd llalilnnre at llnrtl r I. Wortrtltrt. Hllmili.iiiii ailur rattr Iltrrltburi t tiaiimiiciuu at liatntburz oiniii oami New V irk A. I' yf. Hanlnituii A l", ot tie Polo "ma't'pn Island Athletic rt CreiitnU ot Weit .New i-talen'liltndCrlcketi t-a. tnijltwnod I'ltld tlub ot l"il'c hti'tir tt. Cuban rilanlt, at I olJcUittr. H'itM a. ttlUiit, at lilJucwoui in i atggaaaithmmammBammmamwmam mo.Nc; tiu: .mtt.k.ii:s. rntrlcR for the Stnr A. C. Onnic. Tht rimet of tht filar Alhletlo Clnb, which will take place on t in rrrouii It of the club at Lon-r Itland i tty. oniaturlar at J P M hattrecelTtilnlarct entry from thediler'tt athlelto clubs. A banner wl I bt awardtd lotharlii' ten lucthe larjett uttmber ef point Tht Manlitt an Ml .ttlcllnli. NtwJerict Alhlttlol lub, ntl Paatlme Atlileilo I nib haTt eaih tntered full tpnmt in tier o t lon In thi banner The I olttmbla Alhletlo I Hub of aihlii-tton nnd the Trtmnnt Alh etns tlub of llostnn itllla si la teprr nti 1 One in tenorthy fea I It roc f tht imt i wil lit the reap, e irnnce of r I lilt en tie Mim'iittt in i" or-iik iliotat re runner, wh I slid tnbeeutlrel) ret- iters I from t efterea. I ta k of it, hull letor tvitlch has kept him from convc- i tulit aalnii Itstrall "Hielniioitlt enrtllieprlncllinlentrleianlhiinolrap"! one nun Ire I yar 1 1 in Htuid cap-M Kemiii.toii M A i nrntPli n I Mm, I i itinbl i A.i". l)rd I t. I el It tr tn t i it I i ilnlciis I A ij J )nrl I I lieTeretiil I A i Itarilt 11 .V.V,"1. mi I ol mblnA l Hiilitlliiti II Hn tenia Ml llul III V 10 il)nrii I W llepper N ,J t tarl II ll Mo tell N.I K. C 4 )rl W I f niioii, hrl I t tar 'a ti I ti M A. i t rnnlj t A I. in -tart i jarl- P 1. Hum-, -'r A i tarit J II MiKeeirin Mir t t snt I h .H". ble)er P t I ta t's ti 1 Ilnnotati I A I arl W 1 1 oi i i-cnpunti Mi t n Tarns i i Iitrup N.J r ImtiI II 1 rpencer ririmitin t t t arli II II truo -t t torae a i. i j irdii J I Puck'ell Y M r A Htnrds 1. r Mute), .N A i i turd I Neumann M A i .iitnrd lour hiitidred and fotiy t ir I I nn llunll1.Ar.7M Hem-In-!' n MAI nr-itch, J islnp, 1 mill 1 1 t. 1, WiKhtnct n. yard r. 1. Ha lie N 1 A 1 J )rl K. tt, l'l' ler N J A. I' ft arils, V II l!forn' M. A I )ard I F sillier V J A C. 1 1 ur H ,5' l)i-klli poi Loliiinliia A O in yar tt W Itlglies, I A I 1 tnrls leunoii -star t 1 12 yams 1 Neiininnn l A r l-)Rrl It 1 Heekh I A. L, 1'.)rtld J. I. Iiei er, 'r MAC narl Mc)er t J. A if, m tard I1 liar I rltrl ion A c .n nrds 1'. I Her te -ttr A i -i yiirus, T rat tet l-nl A l -1 )trls 1 I 1 inn, r A 1 2ijati!..v J Mlila. run fit emPo'll in llm"rip-r P Cot nf T. tl AC. scmtili t ll leir.-i- M 1 1 ncrntch 1. lljprtterir .N J t i 1 1 anls i.Mirl Wi hinon 1 1 inty A 0. II t-ir t tt .1 t.nni M a I myarl TT M Jsck M A I l tor I I HelJ ttnellealiA t Myarila Pr t in M 1 1 1 tarl W Iron 1. New 1 ork lit) "11 t mli ti I okilis. "a. ne A, t' yard M lent P- tire t Harrier'. rani tl. cloy .i)ne A I' Mini I I "i-ltir., Ir MAI II tar,ls J. i.ra -tirA f "1 tnriis J A McCirit y, W h A t 1 tir' .1 tiaon Iruh A cot yards, J A Co! lett, bl 1 iorL A 1 Ut mis met lie 1 ii'k linn Ucap-IA. P. llttrkl ardt. 1' A I acrati' t. 1-itnij rt P A I -O tec lid- II lljnrt. Irrr n I. 1 11 1 d 1 THIUhand tt. H. At. m.spoiiiiIi ti 1 nher') -tar a 1 Hiieecnnds l'. F. 1 put taA 1' itionmils s. I ostelln Mar A L 4 1 ipinn s ti W biott N J a ,'ppconl.i 1 lob rr N I t I 4 moot its tl Wllett Hrooklvn 41 ten ml II 1. III rt. N 1 At secntlla J f 1 rt P A t Mi seponil" I I Haver N J t C V. s- 1 1 I o Hlutnenlhol tma Ictn A O, s cco n't w. A ilerlp A l I pe inji Ilnnin lllh 'iimi II 1. 'pMst t,J I 1. prrtii-' 1 l I uler s. I A l V n t.. T 1 Ilirrej N.J A.i I liirii P I- s lu-t N 1 A I I Inih 10 icr tl t i line' J I -cimrer P A llnobt 1 v r 1 ti rl N I A 1 I' I" f I) I Lox Hrl.h lo 1 t ti I e C t Tat tin tit tt A t lu he. 1 J s, 1 1. h 1-1 Huwnstvou 1 Is 1 InchP. 1 11 li 1 it. n-id tn .inrd I'trle Kaca-I. I. lani.sN I v. 1 -.irai li I- 1 I it. r N I A 1. 2 turd V Hr n N I t 1 Jtards M i ll.ilpltuN. J A 1 ii)Mi,l, 11 II Mor-ili n J A 0 1 yin A tooinr M a l, ti tar's J C I ally 1' A l )rtls I eiinon snr All. 1 irds J f Hynn, rtnrA 1 ,1-ytrdt, T hmnie, Iritii A l 12 yards A Cons-tllutlannt Convention r the It. A. W. iilltd. The expectations of a Conotittillrnil Conrentton of the Leairue 01 Aimrlcan HI eelineu bililuheld at Ma lira I a'l nett luuntli ns announ ed lu IhkBds Is Terl llel bt the fill it. in.: a inottncement from President Jnmcplt luiiinet tl a iiiembr of the I. A W 1 utdttant lithe t oiiHintittonal leinaud Irom ten or mora nitmt era r 1 hot the lihlo tlaxaci uselt; j'enn h tn 1 1 Mirtrnk Mur) laud l.hod- Islin I, into ta Mkhktil. I. uUa t, and 1 ther dltisli nao' the I eaktie ot titer cm tt 1 eeh an ro kn I uiieuthit a I tinsll lutiotial Lonienllotit 11 le held ut N airtra I al ailurlt z the annul meat on lu.j-.und2 for ll e pi rioti 111 tiiklntr union mot certti'i propupe I a Icrallou and nn en Poems to the 1 n.tltutlon Tht iw 1 rl iol al iru- i lin-t t tinder consideration are ll e A milt lniri f tu-a c atetiienib.r not wl ce men. to tlii l t-ociu 1011 an I ihtt ch 111. 112 o the 11 nj. of e eclltik the nil 1 ta s f thi-1 eairiio It 1 i-ll 1. tl e Intell 11 int Irtsl ent liutnil 1 10 1 uve the on. un iilioua oil ci 1 s el-i ti-1 1 I op trrtote Inneilot b Mate rrprp-i tui'l e i low do e rorth' adoption f ttio n- tihrtue tit n ma ie cipei t-d inntit .lio-pntlinr t ti v. 1 htviuti 1 tu il 1 t e tilt ill 111.-moTi-inent to limit member (Hit Hi in tt In omen belni I Hie I Int n new mi tho I 01 I-i tit c t ie lti.tim oil cer o; leilall) that b ioiula-t t 1. he ir 1 t reoomtiieiidel I nn I -n 1 1 ii 01 Ilk It ne jut tnrou li so lit h "11 Kite etert 111 liber of t e orsunia 1 ti an utpgrluult) to iudlTtJuall) totL for lit tatur to. TSnccsi oflltp Nest Inrk Xllcscln fllili. The entries for the first annua rice ucet of IheNtw r t I 1 le I lull, to bo In 1 1 nil ill r lilt cl ed e terdav nn 1 alt'Kusi 1 p itporetnent of tin etents ft i 1 lull 4 necu--.it itt 1 tt e re peiln-rtfth entrt lit th tie t e ittle-i. v. lit e n n hip hi urn t omiomeiif Hit tattist ncn l nieii ill thtsttcntti The llt is the sun is rtl Ishetl 1 1 Tnr t 1 f tuly 1 v. lib tl s Ion w iiitr 1 .11 oi s In t e 1 1 11 1 1 an 1 it e nit sir itltiur) an I luoni linen e a'ett event tt 1 Mur put I l tt in d ti ii 11 1 i. 111 the I alf one ti ni I Hte mi 1 rlln' ncc t ll el 1 K tt nod I. 1 re n t r and n,. s tt lu the one mi e .1 'en ire racea. winch tl be hld on tin W I He 1 lain lint-uik- l'r, lll be siur-ed .1 3 .0 P. M licellnc Thomas Iloylof the IJueen tmatcttr Alh'etlc Ao clt I 11 ontrar) to hi usual cutum will not oter an) ineili for ricord. on the toucans irtck thlraou tlr I Henn-tt hi I een elected by the Herien Count) tt n el ii. 11 1 1 ub re, reoetttatlt o 10 the I eairuo ct Aula ICau tth.riuiru llarr) I. Mtuslai d tho Psltin or- ti)er las Jdnel tie 1 1 ntt rv t heri in f 1 it ot e 1 ol 1 wh.re he in ten a 10 11 ki. up 1 p-rinaiii tit r -It 111.es No 1 lltuti rs In feretfi e New ti rk state Plrlt ion 1 I the leuie n tt irtcau ttlee 11 11 Iniele-wt 1111.1 1. oat 11 In it ti r 1 tef C' li-u V Hut I una 0 Irr t i e 1 1 s 11 In tt t 1 o t -ti 1 iin. 1 r -e relarv Tie-isurr e ir.ft II Ni. en Newiirk pirlcre tutiti 1. 1 tr.t Iii r l lluardl -Irne-ttvrltt. W II I el, 1 ia mi. 1 01k I I. Mill, r New t ork J tl Warunk N.iork Leo luHllnel' Nn 1..rk 1. II -eimr. Nevs It el et e aid I 1 llull-n louk.r torn p sent live--er 11 1 Pltrl' t-tnhtir H -iitith llrnk ut !aa I, loner Hrookltn lor luireintritlte Tl Ird I i-trlc -I'eliry n illalen Albnnr r. r 1 reo ut it Te li urtn Hip riot 1 1. ttuJ.i in svrictpe A. H l ir Ii er. L In 1 1 r I ppre-tetilattvea 1 If ill I 1 net C 1- l 01111 1 I ucleep e W N Pl.t ertiruoa 1- intra 1 1 r 1 ei repenirtllico sixth Ilistrc M I leti.tn llllltiilo ll P KelPet In'io Hr W J IaikV.1 I lili 1 Is lliltinnlt 1 Ctlr e- I I( Jlet- t-. 1 o he'trr Pr 1 I. 11 11 k tan Dunk ro and 11 tt. Mcllcau -la ara r il It 1-0 ttall "me. Do m will 1 rnbnb y be relea'ed hr tie Newark Club 71 rnm tat the I rut Nam ual leti-ue t a)er to miko lipafe hil at. her lute 1 aspUuel tvith the Wilmlnirtoni. Short stoj -tl liv 111 I as 1 een re e i I lloi-i uii-r ili c x ii mil t ar' e are amonir the best licrthie III' s lu the NatloiiR I eaeue, IlAtiTi'iRn lult .J Hertford an I Paltimoro will play to 111 rrow eteniin; b elistrio Unlit italtimore hat butted t"it ttue Tt e Atlaut c A-sn-lttlon tch-dnle will 1 e oot by Pat Urdu) in tin me in time tho cluba wl 1 play right Ahead oil the old s t -J lie Tl e Nimelip Huso Hall Cln 1 would like tn arrange a rnme v. the tut ui iforme I nine lor Ssiurtluy Inly .11 in tlelr.r nil Is Addroo u 1. Cron)n 1,4.1 atlaeilc MTeti 1. Itrmia ytl Mnmieer bh ir-flr of the All letica ha releae 1 second Hnsem in luvlor ifer und purel Hum I Bterday. latolt relesKi-d lit 1 oluinbu. Lonroy will coter erond unl I eterdi) p! irt Vmpire t ittl etrt of tre rinyer' Leastte ha leen releiued hi b-irttry I rtlliell f r nifrrct ot dut snyiiir of th 1 lit elan 1 itrotberhoot team ha btes a- rr1"te 1 to till thw s j anp) At lo'inion 1 In clover nit now. He kindly romenttd to let Ttt itchp I an I I uut' if" tn It ti tu o unl lo have sntdn t p into I an iimpiri I ecauaa that will mater! ally letlen 1 letelati 1 salart lif 1 ai t nun nu of th' It 1 onia Hrown I reporte I at patluu that I p t 11 ho went lo thulleam till ouhhis IrlPti I ndv' ethlmnottn He sat ha never jla)ed under a nieir iiiutt tliun on dir Ahe. TlieTalernaul A A Bast Hall i Inb hare Saturday, .lulr -rt open mi t's oil I like tn htnr frt m tne 1 rt data rlnii fur tint date Ad !re nianaier rubornaile A A, It II I 1 hotenth street Jersey Lit), Tht 'te.tiPld J Ath etle 1 lull linto lm 1 team Willi avHell" ay an I raUillar (tame lurlui-Au rust ard se.itemt er 1 1 en 1! ite in A .istas' -j 11 I 1 ii, .J bill .7 Adurem Putt U lite box 1., Weitfle d N J Tie Aihlitlca ars on tl o intos-tan s Me a 1 f ir lha vuiitof ac Mii'li (I tool r'li ier undu iniilit man Tl e ii ii (ifltv i I l' e Hr. or i f lite lub want tnsliPlitft rnlt li it I reel tent Vthltaker, ttlio hoi la tl a npiiro iliirf inurcpt piipiio. I e Hri i tltll Ai-so lilli It team vii.l p i .he St foul Pro't n nt lie I o i nro n I thl- i.ftemi 1 1, m i n u i. Aft-r Hie iriil'i'' I Mllsli 1 the t All! lll'iin dtnl New ,rrk Atb eti l tub nil i at llnly one a Itulsslt u fte will h i-liiixol t i 'th panic M tti file i irer of th. tale iener City Cluk hate f mn 1 i ew 1 erllm I ut Ii I o Id tl it u i al.tlne Iia u t I -en Plume I p tn the time He teilu dlsti nitle I he an I I ro It le 1 the t um in hltt in- "I lie I is plajin,- at thirl I pp in re than entiitln! II t dire tor- Aiertnliitp f full In i rl oration (f lit" Now Vorkt, Ilmttpl Hn ha- ha I aspo iatit n nat 11 pd )tprday It i m iia! M( ck I i nn I Hi' dlrettort aro h. A Mctult I It Ti con. I otunnster i ornellu tan t'ott, I rain. II Ho' lucou William (Hues) 1 win,- and fliu I. heelr II e followlpjr men In Hip Nitlonil I ea-ruo hare bat tint; ntat tei or -.mi mil ntir In the m!r r ame t lame He t in Nirtol lli.mlltr n o I'rleu linker. I el ly l.i ub I i niPtil linker Millit m Pi wmun I nkiip) ttoaein l I'll a Haly -IrMer and Jturr lone iiTeraie n 1 r n I Ii ll l luu ulut sol e 1 1 of 1 t i an it lm P'atid re n nl Air is. it 1 v -Itniiedlit tv afier tl ne'iaof tl e nil m .li.lt lit' Hil-r irj i I ii I H l ill Atlintli A it 1 1 1 inn re n.1 it 1- ut i li-i 1 1 re i lent til. h!er rut out red tit it lm u! I iii-timd ihe A! 'ui u I ui nti ttfitie iv Ih pn mini lit t la r till In II Mon roe mill i ll son wl 1 li hi the 1 r nk n r alloti tutu lie It ter Mate I e iwueUn n ihl t of ll lia-U Ihe Alp on 1 1 I ih I us be ti a lliian I il su.seip, harnu made lm net f ir Its luu! aners I I -v rner n Net! nc il e Piltsl ui-j-li Nnifonul I tsmin tram 1 i li- I Hi' I"' "t'll e u en ui !r ponlr l t i I ir ih puis in Pin I er I w man lh.tr Mlimilt Ii elm! I I'll an '.ray -ntt irs Ileal 1 elir e it im l-rt 'trihain siniti i it ler- U Unu lm. r Mn Hrunilei l ur stler I ei k'r Ilnnnli ir Urst bason en Met er, tea b M 1! eiirn ti, ttuhiu IIiup- sec ml lAoeinpn tr up In ti ui, larn, a, touiikinan III' sr-rtl 1 I' iiiu tt II ud bai tiiPti I um. Hint hhort pioi-IiI bprt tlpheat i len euts Ml H-IIt-.-Itnliluliltr heltl lulurn Hemp l-uinl Mcl.lllu. The total n mil er i fortt seven Miina.er heriiedt of tti' HriiklinAs (e iitinu team wafpellnsant tooklna" rlrt rlit lt n i after juit Iiiitiiij -irrit ft 1 tilth It taiin fr' 1 1 iieUe-i 'Our trip was it iiiott puicttsfiit una llnn wilt he laid Alihi ukll wp t"ere n it a i 1 1 rrn i u mi-tlit liato b'i u i tin pip t in itliinlnir irime- i Ha team wn nnirt c&m o t a i any if tl e oil pr I astprn tpam- Tl e hlriil'ir Alll'e i I ub I I l earlt eiery fatnp ttehiTe patilasir i tr u' both at Hi bit unl ii thaiied M t prai gar i' tt r lest hi o or n The tn ub ere n I I ap I cm in ti e 1 1 I in I' put em ttith i t r.t dial t It' I er we i uM leirn ip i non He leu I eis tlerhnri i 1 p atiuir is b i I a name mt tr r rndlai nun I H u I n III li. t I II tip t n n' -li I e I i ptl ii rsrt 1 1 ery it an in It t itu p it it i. i 1 1 n ti.1i li itiu a in i I rlrt. il iet "ft we ml) i Ink uruiikcr In the box 1 lie Client SI, r.llillpi Itrovril will play llroi.lm on the 1 1 elnirouni today all I'. M A'ler 11 e a- no tl r-e-i iork and Mini tliaii Alh I.iUUi.Ui wl I il TWOauitul ttutat. Ads. A BAD DAY FOIt THE TALENT. CAPT. .1AM Jlll()SS COLTS FlIIST AUD BLCUhl) J.V SlltS 11AUNLUAT SJAlif.b. ItecUnn Wine the Colteea tttststee Hnnde IIOTrn and J'nrly Illoaenm Itoaps llie ITInce I hrntistina-'oul VlllaBalilFlltiiime( HIiicttuhd.KUil Merli1enllinUtln-i-. Inner As prodlctoil In The St'N yestorilay mornlnc. Cnpt. Sam llrown ran first nnd socond In tho lln netrat Ptakos nt Monmouth Turk yeatt-i-da nftornoou, Ihe faiorile Jmlua Morrow, belncbentcn bndly lit tho ond ol amlloand throe furluncs. Thoro tt ftB no cront nmotint of joy evinced In thociandfttniidor bettlntt rliisT ovoi tho sue cobsoflhocontloipniiiinmrittshtircb.for.truo to tho policy liitnritillr pursued by that stable, i tho outsider won, and tho poor, donr public nftor tho inco wllWiotr to nurso Its burnt flncera. I.onc Itun. with Hamilton rldlnc. was Iiopularlv mpposed to bo tho belt of the lltown pair, lone odds belni; laid nunlnit Domuth. un whom Cotlncton hud tho mount. Thoao who tlld not think Jtidco Morrow could win put tholr monoy on Lotiu Hun, but thoy didn't tako It tin ncaln, bj' a larco majority, ns Collusion rodo tho raeo out on Uorauth. and beat Lone llun n shoit bond In ns deiperatoly n enntosted bnttlo ni has bcon seen In many a dny. Morrow wai dono nt (ho club houso. nnd everybody oi.pootodCo Innton to pull up and lot Lona Kutt win Foxy Oeorce. who buys a farm In Kansas otery fall, sat rleht dowu ilko .illttlo man, thoucb. nnd whip and rldo. Hpiir nnd urco, ns Hamilton mlirht, Ueniuth nltvajs hud tbo host of It, 'lliero was ton o hlsslnc ns tho palrtrottod back to tbo paddock. It was snid In fomo riimitors that Cnpt. llrowu bad backed I on Itun ery heatilj. nnd wus toiy much lncensad at Cotlncton for rid lucthotacoout. Olhor sources I ad It thattho "ittfbur!:li conl baron had a plumroroti l)o mutliat lonuoilds and that (otlnuton know what lm was doint:. and still othor nuthorltlos had It that tho stablo backed both colls ni d ato iiolthoi Unu ilion not CovliiKton Inbtrud tlons as to how tho wore to rldo. At any late Ueniuth woi and Itlssifoto say that it was the most uuioimlir tictoryo' thojoar. Cor Inctui is Iiinmus lursuch tiicks nshop'ajed with Ueuiuth. Iho public will ruadll roeall bow bo rodo Tournament out on (sena tor Hoirit at bhtfepshe.nl Uny last lall when Hamilton was wlntilnir with tho stablo companion nnd laiorlto, JJallurat, He waasuccosH'iil on that ocmslon. too lour nnment cettlus tho Turdlct In tho last stride. Bonio i erpoub trot as min.h as J"ito 1 niralnst Uemuth in tho li.ioki. Thotolloon htakes for two-eir-old lllllot was n creat bottlne merit. Itiniltyclotinuraiorllii with beckon uBtrouc soconil iholee. Itoekon dosoito tho fact that she wni cllni: all her opponents mnn i ounds in wolnlit. rati ait ty Horn tho lot, and won hands down. 1'nrly Illossom Ilulsliod second, but sne cloarly fouled Uatilln at tho finish, nnd was disnunlllled when tho claim was ontored. 'lhlt kito 1 lavllla poiond plaio ond Annie, tho lalniow roi iiisentatlt-e and a sl-ter to 1 hTnlv. who llnlshcdfourtli. wan placed third, hnulty did not run up to her ortn nt bht-ep-dioait Hay. an I It is etidnnt that Hho hn- irono back. Hn illlnisono of tho Itnprotlni: kind, anil sho will dotottnicli Tiio opoiilni! ot- nt wont to tho fatorlto I itjame-i. with tlaundon seconu Imt thoro-iult would hao bein reterscd hud ilnmnion not Icon tteik from reduiinc Ho roilo iho cult at 10ii pounds whllu the best iioi-ht ho con d mako al lirluhtoti on Monday waslll'. tsltit-card ran kind and tiuo in tho fourth and boat Uinblo and Uofnultor tory handily Jo'i. Utintiirato tbo boys bis snnnnl surprise In tho -ellituri ii. startlnK both I oiii-o and MIIiiko Maid. Tbo t ettlnc asulnst I otilsc was S to 1. while as muoli as oil to 1 rouidbohad imaln-t thu Maid. VilHco Maid won In cood stylo ttith I le i nnolher ouistdo- in second pli. o ntidOunrd anolhor ft rlorn linpa third. 'Ih crowd pltiiis.iil on "iolunieer to win tho hibtraiont six 'urloni:?. llodid not run Hrst. seooiid. tlilrd fourth or fifth, nnd tho lea-t I slid about him tiio better, th" wluuoriurniiic up in Meiiden wh" inn awn) from her lied anil wiiki'd aeros thfl Hi e. lln the whole it was n disastrous da) fortho talent. Tint ttiathiT w ts Mipori tlm trick In cood cji altii n and Mr. Coldwi.ll Sbtartmi: as usual, w is lotfe-t. It is unlit thnt It aae Murphs was encase 1 to ride Judsin tiorrow but at tin last moment Green li iloirlstuld the toloied Arcbor that liercon would bato tho in tint. riii ymsT l.Atr. Orlmalill Flt7jamos and Chemlso were in front tthon the llni; foil tonor fair Stan, with i iniendoii IrinUnc up the rear Clarendon weul thr uch anil inailcthe riinninsTi mil half win homo whero ho was joir cd Py Tanin.r, Htiaiuif nnd i heinise. -.11 wero tinder a drito lor a furonir and lifiimes drawinc awnt tton b half a loncth from Clarcndou. Lheuusa tt is a ior clo-o third. tnehiitt'li m sweep- ak' of F.I each with Jl CO) aJ te i of v. Iitcl. ?2i' lo second and $1U1 tn thlr I, as en J 11 ll.fillns U o lltzlamei, a. by hyrle Pal) I lectra. I (O lotlnit on l 1 A Htliiniiit b c clureti ion. lOd (llnmllton) D ii ttuliors hr f i heinlst 4 It. (Dayton) J Tanuer an J orUnaldi al i ran Time I 'l'( list 1 eilltnr tya'n-t rltrjaues eien money Tan ner .tol, klareudt-u a lo 1, chemise, mo 1, urnnaldl, la in I TIU COIIEFS STAHFS, Correction. Kildeet T'liiity. aid Voenlet'n whio tho leiultrs at tho start, ttlil li om tho tti 1 .Hi i nrol to 1)n aturytr olnrio. Coi crosrumiii ."-i itt'" llcht-v-oichteil Wonlattny came thtoui.'li atid shnited the way to tiio half. wltliAniiio lotroctloii nnd hriuit) tho uiost promlneni of tlie ie-t At this point Kijuity was in troiiole. and Heel on. who hud heeu runnlnc next the outside rail under a null, came thro 'Ch "ind won with riilliuluus ease by four lengths 1 urly Blossom and llatilla Inula litoi) us-lo for pirn o honors aiidllynii pull iiiK tiio formoi acrn-s Hatllla at the flnl-h, maniiKcd to Heat the 1're iknoss flily homo a. ehort head. Mattln who rodo llatilla. prompt it ontored a claim f foul as did also luuor Cotlnct n, who rodo Annlo. and mlcht lmto beon in the first ihreohnd theothnis not Intor lori'd with bor. 'Ihojudces nfter bearlicttin evidonie ilisiunlllled 1 arly lllrssnm, aud placol 1 latlllii second nnd Annlo thud. Ihe colleen -takes, forttni tear "Mr Illea alCaDeach wltli el Mo a I lid of tthl h -aio to oecond, three iiuurter of a tntle. J. A k A H ti rriisrh f Iteckon by Plzarrc Par- hai. 1.0 (1 Illlledpldl 1 PreaklKSiStabiestli f Hat Ilia. 110 (Martin) 2 Cnai. I ied A suns' cli f .Annie lout l vinfl m) I Parly Hlos-om Jewel II. Pijuity I orrectlui. Kllldear, Wcnduwa), tocaleiu My fell p., and Iteaui) alsoruo Tuna llltU rout HettlnK Airaliut 1 iiult), ftol, Iteckon 4 tn 1, Pliitllla. l tol, lean) l any 111 iium i urrectlou earhstol Jel H la tu 1 Wendtway ailldeer, Mtlntoni Mnyfowcr each .Otol, ocaIetto, .uto 1, Atiulo-t-utu I TIIF PAIISFOAT r.TAKF.1. Us Muth took tbo lend at the drop of tho (lac nnil sh iwod tho way up ihe hackstroli h, two leiiK'hs In front of .!udH Morrow who had l.oui; Hun Itctnpland und iHindoo at his heels In tho itiu around tho blc turn Dundee went up to Ue Muth, mid showed In front as thoy sum u into ilio straluht for bono, llo Muth linwetor, Immediately lecalaed his lost losition im I lull! wat home It was a pretty I'ten thine butwpen him. Judce Moirnw. and J.onultun. Uundeo itiiowns swortlnij bully loslnc u li t of uround and droppmu to the real. Opposite tlie Inttei eml of tlQ i lub liott-n Teicen wont to the whlpon Iiiduu Mor row anil it was plain that the fatorlto was houien '1 hon etui t body expet ted l.uiii; Itun to enmo on ami will but CovliiKton refused to lit Hamilton pass lilin und tl o olrmuo hpnctaclo of two liorsos In the samn stable I olnu ridden out to tho last nunot t,as wit iii'seiid. I onu Hun coul.l not rjiiltu cot up and lie Muth won b) a hhort li ad. Judcu Mortow was third llto loiiclhn awu). The lumtrfat Mnke for tliree-iear o'd at flu each wit i $1 Mi udded, of ttti!cb$.ilpjlo niund, mi'aatid a b b Hrottnab. c lie Muth by Ten Hroeck-Helle ot Nantura 11.' (ll l ovlnitotii I R p. iirnw it p h. e Ionnl.un 107 il'amlitun). i u H Morn Ik o lutlno ttorr itv 1.. Hrntcul J Dundee and hemplaod also r in. Time 17 ki Inst Hettlnir Fite to 4 on Judge Morrow i aralmt joi g- r,un i loS, Healutli, 0 to I, hemplanl, .ut I Puudoe 4 ito 1 lili rOl'Mlt J.ACF. Muccard and Tlicodosius nltornnted In the Intnl null Siiiaiinl awn) foi home, wheio Jll ili'n und lii'faiiltpr both clnt'il and acnod rate en-und bluuktnrJ wlniiliicbyhall it luncili fiiitii M'ib'o, who, nftoi sitiTtincut the pad clot l. iiiino tcis stroiic at il.e ou t and bout Ue faulier a U'Ck ior the place. tree liundirai awte, slake ?J3 each with Hi .'Jl atdel of win h e.aij tu snond and (liu to third, mile in 1 a runon D H ituhtr lr i S usrifird, 4, b) Tom Ochiltree Ilawdlp P''0 ay out 1 Castle stable tb i Juab o 4 ll.(Dirirn 2 h K Irownsilkl I'tliialler a,li0HJ lovlnnoin j Theod is u. it si ran lime 1 ai Pott llettlfsr Aiialnat Diablo, e to .1, Defaulter, 1 lo Si rlug,i-rd, 4 to 1 Ihoi toili s, II Hi t. TlinillTII 1U(F. I oulse, Caeiiar nnd Vardee wero In front nt the drop of tho lliitr. ltiro and tiouriro made the ruiuiliiK for half a mile, whero hourlre uuvo It up. and tie leadot wan collured liy i1Iiik Maid who putt! con stoma, pitesod Ideo i nd won by a short node, tluurd was a ten closo third hweinkes fop Ihree )Car i Id All 1 li tar I atFH euih tr tl' f ailted in ithhel" to scent d an 1 a) j toihirt p Hiiw uM wiiiicp. nte fur Hlni Jerr Piiiui K in illume tiaid 4 br 1 tyoii d Or nr itiintuki Ate hup I jnecser) 1 I fosei t ih t lii ir k ill i i, I in I raan) J M 1 priotui it'll k' t.uard I in I're i h J I I u st s lie It) laen arlra tan e Solirlre. 1 i-r t I Dili n ii.. I iiur Ariliur u sr I ututtr Jr Husstutr), klurrr) stdlisf uud Ki tiii.t into ran. flint n Isi. rostlieltlni Araimt tardea, 4 tali Lord Pa'ratnr I,o mchoto 1 Louist. ttsptr Cheiny uchio,i akltx Axilrnr. 10 toll uotulia, Oaard. tach 13 toll NU- lrt VaM rnoiter, Jr. enchlStol: Rvmry. Mnrrf (dldltiif silo M illoo, Ju 10 1 1 Huby Uojul, vitol.KU met utitol tub win vice Morfdon led nil Iho way. tnncllnn thoothorfl nil up, and u.nnlnt? Dulled up ht iinlf ndozon IfnutljB from Mr lcliow who boat Kcllppo a lioatl FteA him die ftp iwf epitafcrf of 20 facb with $1 -'"O ndtlfld orniitch in teionJ nn 1 $1UU to tllrU. three quart.)- ot annlo oakn.oJ sttbloaK f Mtrlrfen. by Dtlltt Mcrcedt-t. 1iillirr.tu i 1 C IlltltrneiU sch tr Vy Wl nw 4 Ui iriitton) J I tt unfit Jt Unrn nt c I clip i t (I ft n) 1 Kirn, Stately, oiumeer alMooc an 1 MAnr. to ran Timf, 1 1114 !rt nttlnr-A(riln.t oltinlter 2to t, Mali-tone 3 tol Mrriilen. ZUvi I, Htately. Mo I MCrr.. 0 to It Lcllpte luto 1, ltu, l'i to l My rrlloK, 4uio 1 Kutrten for 'Io1y,r. lCncr. Tiio nrlfliton Iietcti Itaclns AFO-li.!on nnnonncei the followm? fleldi or 1 robiblo Marten Hr. TMcr, Ht fkinrn r a ml o nHlns Frr ,ni 107 1 ti nl lUrrUin in? -iiiiArin, o (jm. tcuce lj rmt In Id 1 emoii Jl 0-. in ii llf.tr, tiu wtKri-1 t w Th ra i I in- 1 ni. Ukewnmi rl vtwiurc, irj Itlnia IdUftrd 15 Uirs-eil ftn lt( Ot.1i n si oiul It ice-BrTrn clzlitlm of a nilla liublln Hi UttrriHlJiit lilt Mtalfcnmn HO OfAlrfr I IT lioiKa 1 tlallttiiiti r'r.i 111ft, anl rt John Mi ac!i T untnwt Toiu.IarV, anl Hni, lt micii uwrn (.olitfii Hi Mab ta tab iceldlni. AiHtriiniHl and II ouUiiu 111 to ill tiilr. TlainThr i). artern of n mll5 Ipan'-- HW innl- WfPtchnter 1 1 tt r enUr IIHrici -oun l.rarp 1 riftt nil,, '-f-ifH, Hl avua l'-i,J(linM v Slnnlna colt el M cat.Ii Luck) Clover Imnner To caJiniit 1. 10 endi Lllf 0 frf ttrtii I are no uMlr, nelltntr Tattlfr 114 r0Tnlt. OrtnInne l2 fa en, lu Iiionj-omnrtf, km, Sutia faction nd AithenirAUtln.f Itu llnrvond m Mftti ltar- 111 mite nti 1 a lxtaenth M T licit, 2i foiindni Ion Ptrikr I a I 1 t rut lit, v jmf 1-, 1 1' 3ll1dlrttoii0 Km KlctiMtitre, KM llartr It.' timer, m Cljtth Itace tcititcbMiia ah irt rnurte nelllntf KU Inrnev, i f-cl oolmaiier Im) Monrwalt K. lr peatcr. 17, Fnturltr. I Ma'nr Ilrkci M" NiivcpI. M7 Llirhlloiio M- FDentrr P'i, lan.uln H Tn y. HJ lako shipper. 1 wt Kei artee IM, Mndcrt l'JO, Due hurt, 131 llie Mui'snn Coontj Jockey Club a programme at Out ten- urc is at foltors. Hrt Km e Six fur rnc ttortolph 12(1 pnunjt HI rnlt UT frHiiT- 1 17 Xnl i&ht 10 Dave&.lu. fount Junn, 107, Nomad. lWi I'ru Ina t" cronl Hate Ho ltrlmgK ie tlnjr MBhlcVon colt lltipouttds Mtunn IH Ja ou H. 11 ltlii on. 1 1 immark, 111 stcrllnc III 1 thui. ill. am.!, let llotit Itrt Mlnnm I. int -innlnrl im, Sneiul al I" 119(7.1,10, Kiitli(IOJ .Shall im llilnl liaio-Seven furloiifn lelllnir I 11, IH 0tind, at leel IH Ha ho I H; MikIm.t, 11 Jilacsil orn 113 Tennift Mrlarlaiii 111. IrmerySro ll Hurt n I 7i I emer 1 John Mullli s It", Irnnro 1 7 Illtly llrntiti U7 ('altbler 107 I ourili Tnin one ml c elllnif Jiivirlir Iinnoundu, Ilanco. a ln-rwiDtl tu7 Uti eft s (if ti Unilinier nl: t.iirantee inn lorchllcnt l(J (ominl t erTLtiU '7 M'n tU MakCl K 5 I-Uili l.nrc t luri tint Jim ra, llHroutnli. MMrtter Uatt.r 11. L.l'if Ii 11 Kaclilli IT Hln ll'i 1 11 al ti, IH Ilctufiiibranre, in Occeo a, tl", HIlki-MTtrtre H tlo 1 uckt 111 1 Forhlll ltJtl I'll I disi lit, twlft.r It Unn,er!i. UU J, hj, Alarm Hlxih Part- VeTt-ii fin ntijcT Ulnc. Manhattan. 114 r und Tuntli 0 in Mfn te l'i Lineaoter 112 Marty 0 H. Heica M J jtmnle F Itm CuMtt l')7. Oilruer, 107, Top Sawyer, IH7 W aud-jrmeat, JU7, Iluclnc In FiictanJ, Linarooi, July 22 Thh wat tie flrnt day ef the LIt erpouIJnty meeting The race for the Molyneux Cup of ijr-QtoTerel&n, about lx furlong wat won by a head by A James aod Do Koie Mr. II T Tenwlck'a three-year old Day Dawn war iccond, a ltnitth anda liatri In front of Hlr Jamea Mackcnrloa aitecS Upset, third TLere wtr een atartern The race lor the Mcreay 1-onl tstakea of 1000 aorer eten fur twfe-eHr oMh fle fnrlonc:4 and a half wat wnn by a len-: h tj Lord Hurbam h rheiinut ro t I'eter Honer br 1 etrarch out of l-.or.da. Mr llrodcrlck loete n ta) miT 1 trezu bj rtrarcu, out of t )irr wat f co id and Sir U larllnenbay colt Sarawnk, by llorneo. nut of i.ueeu Hathl'do a bad third Ihf nrinclnal eTfnt of ihe unv wat tba rare for the Fourteenth I tverpol i torn Stakes for thre ear ol la, one mile nnd thrv rurln.rs It wnt won tty a hair lenjrth by A Tulora bay colt lletrilen n Itu chaiiAiL, uut or Ilotia Mr J II llouldfortb bay colt Allowaj by S rinttflclil out ct 1 1 ly Woman waa con 1 tlie l-Mirtha in front of Itaron Rnthfcbll1s ri.fntnut ct It I Nord by Tr ii tan out uf La. Soce, third. There were teten aUrtera. SPLAX iV TI1K VAX Ar PITTSDUIiGJL The Only tTohn ISrcuk Up n Comblnntloa In tlie SiS lucc riTfurBni July -i There (re A 000 erertatora at tre openlnt; mectlne of the tcrnn 1 circuit at llotnewoo 1 l'rirk to da Tho racra ero liirl) and the betlinif heay fromJJti-i to$ itojchaucinn hinda, Ita 1 cood dar for record ureLHif despite the fact that the track w none too guod ohn bplan fcired a jrreat Tlctory In the aecond erent MirDriMnu ecrjbcdy and brtakliitr up the i.hole combina ton. It was tbo i -5 pace for a iure of s-l.rin anl Fori at Wilkes beat the en tre feld cf thirteen in thrfe trit,ht heats Treaauro ran almoa. an etulre heat with a broken aulk that threat? 1 ed Haas ter at rrrr jump In tin. J In trot Likewiot 1'rlnco rt-Uu 1 hla rrc ird f r mi to ji 14 Mola Cia I er irom i1. i4tn.4U anl Llrle hera from J .Ht to .-'1 There were heieral senatioi,al ilnlithea Ju tbehatlieat r the trou Iflammid orrti ok Mam bnnn Iai I at the throe n.unrter nolo, ami th two thun d red iIokii the etreuti tt ward the ulre nccK and neck Mmbrlno ifnt the leal but within a fen arils f tha rtnlah both hortt-a brila und lande I on a dea 1 run The judirea Kara tne Mind the bent and tn race, as abe bad tieaue 1 IMarnoni until th break. Th third beat went to Mamirlno Matd aithomth fho a un ateali anl run nltnui. an ntlr qnartiT fit I'lmo ahuiil 1 b I ad. the heat, but hit dr. ter dtdn 1 aj j ear o anxious M IIA JJWU TUK HOUSE Jl OltLI), Tho Qt.P.iuland,UlnnortpolM Common Coun cil ailnjit-Ml it rosolutiot. to luuko JJerb day at ht J rtul u ball liulltlu. J n pe bmlv. who wa one of tho best known jonkuvsiu tho 1 uiintiy llo earft aco nnd won with lion Alf in tho Kentucky nnd tit. I oufs .UerljjK hae beta hent to tho w.orU)ousj lor chronic drunkeouo'is Z.4HX TPXMS. llie Second Dny1 Vlay In the iSonth Hide Flrld CIiiIih rrutiriiurucnt. Bit Fnoii July Unler the most fart rab con dltl ns the bouth M lo lit! J (lub continued ita ope n toiiniamaut her to-day. fhe weather wn most prupiiloua for tennlK, an 1, aHhotaph a hlk'h wind both cred the plajeni, the plaj was f a t-y hi,h or ler The two remaining contenta of the tec. ud round t the aluttten were (1rJt(plaad, aud ou of tlieue turned ovt to te ry exciting This match waa tetween t 1' llor land and II M imiluirs. Altar bavliu the acore 0-1 against him In the first .et, Btlllnirt crept up to S Kamea all. f nit lo he 1 eaten h k The aecond ntt went 10 lillllnifK and thui alter a h trd ttruirifie Ilowlami tapturd the thirl. 1 in tie (tber ma ch ol th a ro nl. U. Reich de fettaJrt 1 lockat In tba ion) et ford Muntlnctin un l It. 1 1 fjfti 1 1 t-i wol tire it hi tl I'efe 1 e 1 ih roi o u a of tl e n o 11 1 a nh eaa In ti nt 0 no neon e tt o is 1 a ran- e I t fVafe'l fri rd Hunt tne n anl It 1. Mnntn on orated It. Jtfarb. fli a e r 1 V Mi nl j ivii t p a u r Mow Inn 1 In tie aeu 1 1 pa ro ut "hen 11 1 am pi el I vi 1 1 alt 1 m-e i o-tler ro ne inairliet u e p n)e4 In tl a conao atiou e.'ut, who Is pen onlt o 1 os Icfea rd lu 1 t-lr ni t in tcb etnorroA uinin nur tie miiiii intntMllbtretumel.oiiMiu 1 rot a 1 t tt to 1 ea wl it d d u in t 1 (nun He t'ti ti ne ea li irbAbl I e p atalou 1 1 urn lay uf 0 0011 II eao (t-a I MDRles, eCod Kuund -It Itu tl beat A 11 Lot,.. etl 7 ti i- p How an I beat 11 M Hillin.'s K-0 0-0 04, Tlilrd llouud K 1 owler beat I II Hatts. ti a 0-1 11 S Campbell beat Ford Ilnntlnctnn. 61, B-3 I 1 1' MnwUn 1 1 -ut I Ilowlaud by I'afaa t It 1 H111 tttiktun btat ll Hrach 0 j tt i. Paul) et Preliminary Hound o S lamptelland R T lluuiluglon beat II M HHIitiica and 1- Pull bv de fault Unt Kound-0 F Cam! bell and ft. 1 Huntln.'ton beat t I Howiand and (lowland i t, fv .4. R Htaniiaid ford HuntliiKtun teatV Mapes and J lentlllif n. t-l n- H M Hill Hun and K I! Petts beat C J. Tost and M P I rf aer i -i-j, t W h I "ler and A, 11, Ickett beat P Wool ward and L Worden t l 0 sn nu I Ho in I 1 fi Jmn e'l an 1 It Y Huntington beat I II Petiaanlll M Hil iiii tJ-3 1 -4 It N I eich seii.tl lord lluntluuiou va, K lowjer and A 11 1 rckett lon-oliti. n I ent I ralimlnary Itounl I Wurleu beat V I MiikMnn t ti il 1 M I- l'roHiier beat I Letitllhon. 01 04 Urit J'oind-M r rro-tr I rat I. 7orllen B i (1 It. II. 1 allies beut Y WndiMtrd U O-J Tin- AtUutlc 1 ncht Club f rtilir. IfawrnxT July 2. Hoht jachia of the Atlantic Chit s cruisln,, fleet sailed a tj leu'lld ri e from w I.nlon to this port today The Anaconda owuelb I Mm,, frague, left the fleet la-t uUht sy tho Athlon s 1 eii alone Tl e Choctaw left at Mieltrr lal ind a the hipa silled alone, but thesurtrif of the diyasatl wnt v o jfrformancnof thenen I laworth thirl) tlie 'ont al p llwrwa "he fulrly outailled the bnatt In her clwt nn ler equal con llllona of aindnnd wfither an 1 even held tho big it ops Athlon and ihe crack 1 htsui i r feterai in' es of the roi rue Tu a ivn the ebb Hla throuuh HfVr's lalaud bound an earh atari as m tde alltba boats getting lwii Itom tl eir am h'-uri aiNen londoiuifi JJthla in nil in Wliia lUtiL win fioii the ai uthmeat tl o I rati 111 e ,wa Irom thefr anrhor a,e wblla tneir de.aa and rain w re i.ari.le unit Utiw Put uftir I taKlnit' New 1 1 ml u I iitht tl t win 1 le ft them II o tide ti rnM i lo u anl no dea fay i made forh ur h at v 1 onl rx tpt 1 1 sluj; ti a wl Icb nen v I in et 1 apvc ai brt it of her umi for hen tlie rul tn ull K( i a t r-eJ-t f rt m 0 ioiiihard ll e wan in if- atirfi 1 1 n!iia. nliaiill tght Tlie Nipiuhe b fui,. I'.' Hm 11 rth alur, rl eat ed Hie 1 1 ilia lie p i e. d t b Wat h Hill iecnu 1 He ivt b al n t e llvrera ehe I rtt-ftJ WhIcU tltlt al 11 A. M I 1 li 1 tre this a by iciry 01ns tourih if a me aid tbo At) lun bi n mite llie lilt rime bit" ran Hi ttUpi ui 1 Albion nil n 11 tt item run e t Arli lue anl Ih. a la lu mi Hi U" g reientefn mile it ifiio L4i h iheai 1 la ra 11 .1 leu 1 e 1 1 lly anlAriadn hmigli w the h r and the t'fnera eailliu a sua glit 1 urae for I mt lull li ihe llti e fitreaa, with her I tg rlln bul n ii.toj rail and at Jnnnkrr lolug eome Tne t-aiHiu Iha I rree tm eneu fioin the eouUiftut enrlyluthe u'tTii m Ht the (haatil Athluii ur nut uble topiKt 1 er 111 er I alt ie di t tn re to 1 ti tt tu 1 tii imi in -i. Lon-if When ill aetaplnra era -be held htr own o nnd came I owl tiikt Into tY j or 11 1 aiHlioii miei tn tit r Cla 'ho 1 I fat the Arlali ninura t 1 1 v 11 ti uien an 1 tl e lit 1 ati 1 1 11111 uira Mi unit mum dure lri;uti tup lor ll e Jl lo tiiam. He 1 1 ileAiiiinri ttTieihnt T-ciii tiiti 1 -t- mi mt uutk kiotr 1 ittcfo, ftytl ll n hitth lime 1 H 1 it m a Athl It it f I It I rnt I IJ IM ti Ui ini hie U 41 ll 1 U Murte lta I m a n i "n Net entlia 4i I 1, Allen J 10 hh.im I Chilli J 1 7?i N Jl i.4-itn 'IH. 10 i-'-liM Titlra 3. O t-aru ifciiiui J 27 f- IIH17 (tl Art Hue 41 H punka I tMjQ U)ri0i J ot .id 0 i) Arnoii j mu ioriM urpatla .KJ Jaa. ialr Jr ,J fiJ W lu Si w Tba Out diibudid to nta-bt MtAT 11122 MO 11TMIS AUtS UOthfh Two Rood Thine On tnr Next Week Tf 8 ni(olllnaand John MeTIerian do not win thrlr respevtlTelishtavlih Charley Smith and Jack hkel y ItttUlcrtalnlv int le for the Uck of coi aliitioiit traltiti ft- r r bot'i nre norkhitT a b trd as If Ihoitanla otdollira f re 11 atOrp Tl ey hare I eautlfnl Miuirte a at Siirder a giorc Grinlcville taten ta ami with riiarlev While nnd '(hick' Con'nra to I ik after t tern The dai a jrocraniiua loth wnda Ihronnh la about as follows 11 anal ig at 11 r uck tliey have ftlierry nn 1 ccv fo.l ;lng v. ich a I Nek toi mile walk la taken On their return they recede the refUlation breakfast of cl nr-s et, tei, nnd toat nn 1 iifter 11 rettapendaiiboiir with t tullirati bal "hen a dip into the surf after wh ch a Ave mile run la in rdcr tbeti 11 iMiiUh) Intrrrlew r.lth fha uiicblng l ag and a ahirtacramb e at ttotbill Kur dp tier th mc in roitt and the noiers receiv a a I nu a-1 in tne aj e of n I out of Haii a a It le hart' net m rv to f y they dropaound atleer whtn In ntlcd to Led m o 1 t-ick o.lina, e-reislali it in nto inn f r text M n lay night Alter 1 iit mile run tat Irlli In wi tcb be lUiirhed the laal mile u tt niiiiulen vi yi rutnlf Petiole up a pair ot two u ti dnainl cl a anl loukbt the btu for an bonr anla inarier ft? i Ike itmi anl the I t Kiln) man mat lo V lor bar ler 11 j,ethii ha rtciKe 1 from Ike Wc.r ''iitU'i tt a n t an ini it 1 tty IUnd under thewa.chfut e)e.ti d lueiilurahlpuf 1 adly 1 ee MrTlfrnane '(ro with sll It dnea week from to mrrrost night at the allol a! A c club r 01ns uut It ahottll trove 1 great rt litem tho ormer la a iuuh Pit r tte 1 man au I hope who 1 elteie Mvcll) 111 make a thnpplng block of thr Fourth narder ma) experlanre aanrpri'ft Mtll-rnan will not be fool em uirh to tUht at long range, nnd at abort arm w ork tba men become more equal. Cbatlenccs tbei AVorM. Ontwi, July l( E. W Johnston of Toronto who claims to be the a I p. round champion aihlataof the world Itsues the following challenge through the To ronto6h.e "It peetua quite eTldent tome that tome of the wonld be chamilnn al' ronnd athletea of today dotit t my ability of i er balug able to win or ho d fur fourteen joara the all riuud profcaslnnalchamplonthlp of the world I hare won more prlzea In Mie aamo fpace of time than any two athletot In Amerlcx and for the benefit of thosa who doubt m abltlt) and wttOi I totL u athletic tower 1 isctie in) t iiAl iiefy which atanlaoien to thi worl 1. the m itch lo 1 o for St fJi i al It aud a gold medal emblemat of the title lnernntt of m coo I faith l have detnaltel tSi Olu the Dun 1aa Homlrlon Hank at a forfeit, hoping that torn of three nenpaer athl ten will real ond to my ea I and hare tbla m th talked of qixstlou settle 1 Throwing tti an 1 1. pfiind hammert throwlnc pound weikht. P nr and high, tortii g ihe raber wrrstllng throwing i and H poun 1 tt-net. Handing long and high J intra hop, atep anl Jump, bitch and kick vaulting th j oie three standing jumps imi-yarl run l.t)ira hurdle race running hop. rtep an 1 Jump The weight to I e thrown from a fair aian 1 The athlete mii't Mand at the mark and ll row tl e weight w I. ho it timing th lodr 1 am willing lor :im reltai le fportlng man to st-t tti slan lard In cae of n matrh eing arrnutoi I let mo hear from aomsi ne ub; claims tu be a cJjamntn guueraluthiate at once ICuaiaelt nad Murrni Will nKbf. Billy Mtirriy the well known lO. Iin-piund boxer, raid yesterday that he wnullac,ett Tommy Huaaell a challenge, aa Issued In Monday a hoi, provide 1 Itunaoil would make the RtakeafJaaO a sMe and guarantee half ota$W)Oparse Hla (Murray a) backer wou d guaran tee the other half. It wouldn t pay to train for M(X) aald Murray to a Bon reporter, "but the other terms akin gloves At 108 pounta give nr take two pounda ult me toadat. Let ituased aathe challenger post a forfeit with the llluttyaifd yews or In the handa of an rra on-lblo party and I will cover It within two hoars of the time T get worl ltls up and will gn articled aa Boon thereafter aa ia suitable to the other aide The reporter afterward aaw PUlr Nairle. Ruasell'a handler and be aaid that he had no donbt that the match would be iirruiued He will notify Jack Tracy of J 4io Klrhth avenue to day of Mnrrava wimngneat tofl.ht mr S-fiO a side, aod tellevca that Tracy will poat the forfeit Lafore the end of the week Prnlae forC barley Hmlth. The Hebrew sports of thfa city are eDthnrlastlo over the chances of their champion Charley Smith, In his go with Mm Collins next Thurada) night nt Odd Fel lows Halt, lloboken and will go over the river with pockets full of money to bet on him. A bookmaker aald to a Sir reporter at the PrUhton track on Monday I receive 1 from Lon inn lost week Information that aatlsOea me that --mill. Ian tlrst-rlaas man anil hat not hud a fair chance to shun what h c m do lu thin coun tr) M) Informant asi rea me tl at niith 1 a much better man than Nunc Wallace anl utile he ia at bis beat in a nniah fight with isniali g ovet. hu It atso cdli aldere 1 10 be llrsi 1 hon In u (ompetltiotu I hear that ulili a la c eier ti o butaeierat friend of mine, who belteie tn the judgment or mj correal ondent will be prept red to back in I tti fur any reasonable auin. The Diivi-nr-orl-l'eck aintclt. LauLt Davenport, the well known member of the Fountain Oun Club of Hrookhn and one of the best amateur trap shooters of I on. Inland ind Theodore Ieckoftho Rockland Ouu Club shot tht ir bine tilted of reurn match 011 tht litter organization a grounds at Ilaverstraw, )estenly IacnporL who won th llrst match at Wo dlawn 1 ark last at rlug eaalli, again demonotratLd I i& anporo-lt oter hi ipineiit win utngon the eignty elslith rounl with 14 killed ind 4 misled, while j e k lo nd only re ich 71 wib 17 ml.i-ed A the latter uted n-b re gun he ha Ito ie Uaveu port two yards handicap the I ong faland ahooier etaudlnc at .Hand the K cklnnd man at ardrlse Tho rules wero Monaco rule 5i yards b mudary, tho aianea be ug $-hj Tba irioudt ot the Brooklyn shooter. are targe od la, and backed their repr-senta Uve to tie ai iretr judgment being bone out bv I'aenrortt ailendll perft rmance in kl ting 03 Urda atraUbt after the twenty flit 1 round 1 eck naed the ae ond btrrel tlfteen times, in 1 Ms opionent wl o is remirsab y iiulctk, wiiti the iwcond fire brong'it duwn .t t tr ts In the fame way leek mii-acd (he times J nlge ji a tn puccfusn n an 1 at me dine 1 the o her fOLr being fliu e mUr-cs II i sir tnr utrafght weie lu, S l, 6 H 7 11 4 trtal 71. Havenpi-rt mlrse 1 in the seventh alteenth nine reenth and went) flftti r. umis, killlngti i and t-3 birds atr Uht, thu ml 11 g It tmiossib'e for his oppo neut to win a Ur the euhiy eiglith ruui d. On Zlmmermunn 11 1 Berlin, (7ns 71mmermann the well know n rifle ahoo.erof Mew Tcrk, aul a member uf the Zet ler Kifle Club the la dependent and Central ctiue zen Corps and ctptaln of Lutzaw Company Cierman American Miooting ooclety, met with a ery unfortunate mishap during the quick tiring contest fortho ten irohlcn pocals of honor un July NatPerhu On the fourth ahot Ziuimermann s target broke down sHil 1 ie of two minutes ensue 1 thus robbing the American art'st with the rile of I m hon re Men nder this ban iu,ip Immeiiu iuu was third man t imHli 1 e tiecntsarj 1 -qu t. her meml ere ut th it tkr Ml e t lu hae been aqua ly uuturtuiiat r IkWaitla the 1 optilsr rel dent or the rkauuation, who auot for trie New lorfc tty chiiB'zen orps in tlie coticuren sho it wat unable to btaln a cui-. as no was greatl) hlndrred by a awtlleufoou Mr MaxKngte who would have retre aented tbo titter (lub proter could not take pari in itiM match on uc.otiut of ill health hut won Mler cups on the pdnt And rl ig targets, at did ulno 1. iban is the oldest American shooter who took part in tt dlf fereut events at Her it-. The Klnc County Gun Club. The Kings County Gun Club baa returned after an in fermiaalon of four month to Ha old a.amplni ground at Pexter Park, where the regular monthly ehool took place yester In). The targets were standard blue rocks j thrown nt riia.it and left angles, each man shooting at j .0 T. Miort took the club me lal with 13 broke aud 7 missel J Link winning aecond prize on 11 In a sweep atakeaat lo live birds each man, 1 Igvona killed win the sec ml b trrel tu count only one half point, Urelner captured tlr-t m ne while trkel hhort and Llnatedt divided aeion 1 prize thlrJ going to Link Theac. riai hhort, I J Link 11, Llnsttdt 10 trkcl, P. Tide, s, AogeUO, drainer Neiininnn U Roelim, heller, hweepttakea at 10 live birds each so 0 und barrel to count hif a bird brelrur f'-ft 7lrke r. hot. Lln rtedt. link, 7, Bagel ivH. Nottnauu, UVti Thlel, 0, Ityel ia. 6K The Iltanu HporUman's Club, At the last meeting of th Xllana Sportsman s Club It was dec de 1 to change the ahuotirg place and the or ganlatlon will betuef irlh hold Ha meet ngs at Milter a Dexter Tark instead of ut Bay Mew 1'ark as formerly. The first regu'ar thr ot in the new haif year should hare t tken llaco )eierdat but on acceunt of thejropo.ad chalice tlie meiubcra agreed tu meet ou July at Pettrr 1 ark iniptead wtieu the usual number of glaas bal a an 1 blue rucks will be broktiL There hare also been madeaome shjtht ihaiurs in tho classification, uud the haudl apa have been readjusted rielii l)uy of the Yonkern Y. M. C. A, otKKM July 2?. The bo)a tranch of ttie oung Meu a ihrlstlaii Aisc elation of oukerseujoyed afield day up ou their handsome grounds ut Lowerre this afternoon The events consisted ot a game of balk tennis (doubles) pack, to la to, three leaved, obstacle bicycle anl whceibirrow races Ihe maker of the most run lu tbo U Lal game anl the winners ot ludi ott er Lisut ai re 1 1 ue loint lonard a handaome Ilti awardel to tl e c ute.tmit makim. thn largest nuu tr uf i lull The w inii-r- weie na fo low. In the gum m tall hern iM Koci re ired the I l.hrst number if run- tour lu the tennis doutlet Harry JiarikH an 1 U il Urn rnti im I eat W itliaiii II and Nel'uu pill 7 j Tlie 1 ral beat in tne inarier mile of s acie rco was won 1 1 1 arr. it mka. Tnr ipurter ml e l nr He race wat won t) hrnrat P tin., the 1' jarl wbeeibarrr'W rae l ilarrr Hanks Hie to-. )ar 1 thne lekge 1 rait by SeUun Hair and tlurr) 1 auk the potato race l Alfred hrrrel mil Itiu I1 1 ar 1 a a k race bj I meat I' cLimi' Harry hanks soured foLr juluta aud wen the tit 1 1 rue Odd anil J ml nr port. Inquirer Prmklyn. ,N J C Hemment "2' Fonih Filili atrrtt Irnikiiu I I or Pruidway, ew .or Ho can furiuUli what )o 1 Uulr Die dite f the fall rhami u nahip lurettng rf the Amateur Atl I'tlc I niou lo If ptl I un er il e au j lua of ho( olutubla Athtcliu Club of Wstuuituii. has letu iliAUi.'dfroiu-it r.tuOct ll Tba Vail A C' f !elleiie N J will hi Id their flrM Mine-on nH rday af I etlevPle Tl ey wl t r n slut t f 1 i ar a da It ind H )ar la and uinv in! ei una Hi eurta tre aa foi on 4 k Bull I Webater T M Um in vr I 'imey. J I i 1 ft hci tt unl li.wieice Ihetatis Ind to be e.ijoab e a all art amateur Walter lltf." moi a benefit tr mlsra lo be n Mitre in e.ery way. ai d a t nu irtab e a mi wlllaiirvlv e netted. Owing tu the prin. raia mes being 1 r rte 1 earal Oat a in advance mtrir. fi r tli tit rin tail r an 1 iImi r rntua romputltloa wi 1 1 e rt cite I nt Hn theatre ou (l t iitg' t of tl e I ent nt lu 1 n r t" t.iie 1.I1 a, haute. Chan, rtn pub Mo I a tarred lr in ttie rlnia A m' ting of the 1 card rf vi agera 1 f the Amateur At) K tic I ul ui wl 1 1 e bout nt the Att r II mi i hi Jhunday oeiihii( t. Hie 1 rim 1, al hup nets 'f W nith wP I ihe I ri ab e ee th until l ll o a' 111 rate If Mr 1 mu wll u t glio Ht teiitiioti. tt a I poaril in a f' rues-to 4l,ilt n .1 bt t ot ;elelt(ro 1 ll U'e the hai Ulouat u ioe Nir Will atim ia em at I iiUnu-.it or men mil 10 tiii.uatlun or ihreal ju move him 1 he I 1 1 1 Ie utt hit m u I im u ta) an) Itu. (Int lamtert the fan ut in,. Hut ral cd at tUn J"q ft i.f f t nt e ics tr 1 1 Hi mati t' it t ni m I tnr to 1 rglai ni 1 Mlt-iti n or nu V e aud wool 1 sail on if a le lu tr i "ti 1 111 I 1 air vai lu 1 an I be wil a enge J iiiMmiim Ja V Wat nop to t kht h 111 r i 111 g 1 e tir u 1 I 1 n will putupairt J im ert iurn lo foug 1. 1 eter lack I eon 1 1 a ataii Istl 1 at Tr has t e 11 e j r t ar range a tnaithwlb ny f the bran wrlff us, but without aucceaa. In J ngli.nl he will have a l viler op port unity to ir hta p owcaa lu thu ring f r tern Mace will, no doubt, do bu brat to vut him tu Lba froui. GREAT SPORT AT DETROIT. M rat: i.irKLii'ST luitTTisa ami vac Kh i.i op Tiir. 11: tit uuxLssnn. ftws l.enpnril loiiait Ilrn-nl" IMalri unit a tlona MV'Bj I'lclil In tile Ul.tll lu-I tin Liiltlnt-nla llltil-S Mine It-net I'm.- In '-111 ('1 nnil Win. I Sr8lf SS,..0O l:lrit-Mc llun rll nili.Mi llolilr. I jSJfvjl I)tiinii,.1tllr '.'2. Wlmn tiio en ot of tha f kIi8 Jjiitlntrrii Ii tvpro tlir.Atiiotipn t'tlsiiftornoon. J Kj ttltli ftoo n Imlstl 11 to tlm Iraik foi tiio initiie- j mt K litntliii nf tiio riimlilblion mcetlnc, the pooiilo j WJ 8 floc.oil ioko ilio harness rncm lit inrcornum- ,i( 'r born tliun It us-iinl.oMin nt tliltt iioliit, ttlioro it jf tlie trolton tiro hluli in tutor I j iff 4 M hoy l n 1 n, loin: nftornoon'i sport ilurlni: V whicli Iittit trotti- plarotl their rocords below 1 VS I 2 SO, nnil n pncei rooloj i IT n mllu in 2:14 S, J(r J I All tho o iter lioitls t.ire i Into to tiio twontjr ij wtij I'Olcli pliotv n that vtlillo tho horse t in o fust Jj jf&'i tho trnc'. hero Is sutnl to lliem, Tlxlor. n Iffl' sotinc mnro uunoil in Kontuckr, mnilo hor i Km il'lint in n moo nutl c-ittto ttltliln n m'il Iioat ol Tlolorv, nltor cottlni; a rooonl Eg, ot 1! ia'. but Ilio llrnt fatorlto. 1 oooiiril I'oso, provoil too fust for 9 I liorwhon shoKot Etiutiro nwnv. Tho Cnllfor- fijM. nlnn. trlikol, nr-comtillsliod tho dlfllcttlt task 1 of bntlue tho tlmo sot b tho mnitncemont. XAi. for which J2,5)i)otmwrt3onorod. hbottrisnot fjll' cutlooso till tho third ltent.tiuilovcn thon could oV hnve cotio tnilnr thnn i! 14' had It boon noo- Myk eRBary. a Jlcl'ottell fkiwod hor tip comlnir t !jH horns and drote vlth nno hind. Tho two-in- i, tnn threo-hont rnco for 'J 22 traitors wont to the 2 b?Jl favorite nltor tho Nott Hitun ninroMaud had I boctircil a Merit in2 l"'', rcdticlne hor record fs of 2 21 l. mnilo it IiiHIinoro In 'Mny. I or foar p, Brill thont vioulil not bo s ort rnoui,li nn extra rnco t itwl' vrns nindi uti luitenlny, but this ttn rorillr jtaj untiociisitiri, aa tlm reculai nul ocoupiodfour i j'5ff Inurt innl tint snoilnl t.vs not llniblted. D.J. ji VxlL Lamnau I'toslili'iil of thu club, sturlod tho 4 i(3)f; hor'0. V. 1. Ii-imsor Tiirni Il'iuto tintl 0. .1. 3 HjjlH, lleni'itnln of bautiinw iibslstluc. Stiitol nnd JllHtl Axtoll wttro jiAMdnil to lmltoriliirlnu the niter- i nliij! non. ltononu Hpracua wai rlrattn, loav Jlfllft ins four in thu ilrnt oont foi ''iO 1 aju, trnttors. Luild Doblos mitry, 1'ixlov. 1 3 ffiji sold nt about uton ninnny ncniust i ITIj (f tht del 1 liororo tho borsps tuto S flJ'H cullotl It it Lnopitd I'tiso led tho littlnc Hint 11 PI iL I H'tiotit to tliopt.irt. (inliiint; tho nolo I'Wlny j M ,t, not -ittai ttol In tho flint lion nml noni'Oftbo Js? othoii tiiiiiblotl hi r lonjiinl lose took it Hil 8 etsr In lastpliice.atidHyl.ind'i.. ittorconslJo Vrll' n iibl riiiiiiliu.'. c imo r i-ldij homo nnd limluil illVilw ntl'Kloi s- ttheo ns bum lluish d In 'J Jl', her IMifta' Iliht uiile In public Tools wiro nbout tba S h flu snmo ns I.popnrd ltosa bad mnilo no mote: f fi'pTfr' but when hho ttns tout nloni: In Ilio soennd 't ll'tltj lieat sho was so unsteady that 1'iT.Ier hnd Ij&wl tlilitirs tier own iviit. and madotlie milosoclet- a j?,,,j erl in 2 19 that tho rnco seemed as cood as 9 fr i5 over. 'I bn third hont found tho spotted mure 8 TO) IS colnclool, iiudslio carried 1'lxley to a bronlc wiSieis' round the turn, and hud a rlenr lend from 'jMi'S' there to tho tvlri in 2'iJli. l'lvloy mndo so wL tj, ninny fklps that slio wat sot back to third a Ji j3' rlnco nnd hor backom hnstonod to hedco on u ISM Bl' the other mnro at odds of S2'i to $10. Bobla MJ; W had no idoa thnt tho rnco wns otor how- S gsi tt, eter. and ho unod bis best en lontora ftfiiir to cet l'ltloy tip with I.oopnrd ltose In jj KS W tlie fourth bent, but the Inttor wns full of trot a ix !re nnd opnnod n bic enp to tint linlf, llnlshlne a sf) (JS atrons In J Rylnnd T. broke a boot and ti Hi bad to bo lulled up ut tho half Itwiislonir t M aft odds on I ootmtd Hose beforo tbo hont, and sbs j lii 'K ondod the rnco by I oatlnc the two survivors ns B mSM slio pleased in 1 20l. 1'lxloy roluslui: to star Jlf Sffl onntiot. ft ii; 2. OfU'l jittrsP f 2 nno w T j8fl I etitmril l.nso bt KtlliricK Tom (Eranliran) 4 2 1 1 1 a .o-l Jj ti 1 IMtl by lay tfotilil (Uoblet 113 3 3 (J WJiMV Hylis lluy (smltln 1 4 4 j a a il'A VtUlldT IMcMlinoyl ..232 ills. ft ,'tjii Tlrne-J .'Hi- 2 im( J .n( 11 fVHfjU Of tho four nniui'd for tho 2 24 pnceCrlckot M Mw wnsthoucht uonrlenouch to brinir "iU neninst R CH.& $2'i fur tho Hold, drnnts Abdallnh proteu to fj jSfjih bo tho only ono that tvns nt nil up to her a IJJfJjJM nunlity, nnd nftor i.olnc nst to tho third a IfEJly nunrtor of tho llrit bent, closed on tho mnro ji "VWfC nml forced hor out in 2-lfi'i. 1'ools ttero $23 H friftM to $2 i on Crlckot boforo tho seeonu hont. ni B iiwf.rf'E therowusa lioie thattho Btnllion ttould beat Estit'lJ hir. Ho could only comtiol hor to jft LJlHW co fiter tlinn boforo, nnd sho reduced hor IS ,'xSS-i record to 2 1j', ns hho boat Mm out lis four fij Mil lentttba. It was otldent that Critkot was in- m ;,wfJ vincible nnd bottlnc was $Ji to fli on her now. J jlltr JicDottell detormlned to drito lor th.t ot;trft Jl fl.tlS $."",Otli ITitrod If 2 l.lttus lettoti nnd ho sent It 'iiSlJ the speuli mnro tothohalf in 1 07'. and in- lnVfP creipeil tbo illp Irom thero po Hint tint timer m t't 'lit irtlicated ."II i ns tho lloet t'altfqrnlnn enmo ll ',t' (ti borne etomly mid Btiont: sl. loucftib ulioaJ of 5 -liii! Grant's bdullah. 54 'fflftl? 2 J4 pact I pnr ?J TOO W IV, Cricket ly BleiTtttaTltlilloiTtll) Ill Si.jiuk llranl a AblhllaritMPttartl J a J if, Br, J Clili s c iTalnta Iko) J .1 i A sW t hetli.C lUariuiu) .4 4 4 Jl h IJH Tinie-J IM, 2 IM ..Hi a if M McDowell was tho tip for the 2 22 class, a Stiff TirliT nnd Toik hmith 60lllnc woll up in tho ft! Jjiffi onrh poo's. Aftirn lot of 'OotincJInutl sliin ed X Jifitt' nwavi-o Inst that sho cot tbo polo nml se"iired ffl "W'iv tho llrst htnt in J 13'. InrifTvrns hilf 1 1onmh IH .lSB bohln I rt tbo wire Doble hntl not mott'd lt- "fl 'H'Si Doitell nnd it was t!7 to fj". on him before 1 -iJlfif tbo next lioit. Actln Mnnd s, t tbo p.ico. I x Tcis but JloDottill nnd 1 arliT outlastoil her, tbo 'S'nJ'Ti Iorincrp"ttln!: tlie hcut bj a hhort tu iti in 2 l'J Jjl itWt nfiet tho most extltincllnlhli of tho tltv. n- Sit, other wis nil thnt wns uocesinry andInblos JB S IM trottor illd not fall him IhU time Mnrvin ijc laJ unt oueher to second plncobyn bard ilrho. Si vAvv just In timo to secure a Bharn of tho purse. M ifj 2. '.'class iinrsef-'i"!. Ja l'i. JttS MrPnwell br Uunktut flora. (Dnble) 4 1 1 11 vi If t MalM suilll.l 1 2 t H) KiSS Tarltl IIIII J 2 3 'll.&ffif toucher t arrln) 2 jfc I H M, triinkll. Ittirer b s. 4 8 KJ Ktl III lee Ileter lltafibuni I dla. l tfj ju; JJICe 'lUillKI-arler ill. ijB 4RiH Tinie-J IWt 2 11. 2 2C- SJ: fm& For tho oxtra race sot ou stnrtod. Therowns tx j'5i llttb or no pool sellinc mid (i. II. won both IS 1fS bents irom tho outsor. iio trots with n silter i Vajl tubo in liH throat toonnblo him to breatho. Jt IIS was too durk to finish, und tho summary W Stiff Mands. ff; 'JHsS J2arlass pors.fMO (nnflnliheil) jr jA-fffi Cl ii (Sicirart) 1 t Lot -S'lab HucV tloriran (Walker) a 3 M (fR Ilarrr MeJmtti (tlcllenrr) 7 2 ffi !I.TJ John ll cksnii (i.arnuni) 9 4 faf L wu Wakeltnilllllllsl 4 e if l.lyi.'; Mitor 11 tl athbutt). IS fj 'f1t Green Until utiorknD 3 ilia, 2 f? 4 if Tllil-J .Oif, 2 2IIH S M m For to-morrow Iho blc ovent Is tha J10 000 f4 if (f stake for 1 21 trotters, in which sltoon fast w EJ4H lior-esnre umnoil, Sulsiin Illpplo -Mario .Inn- 'jj iVjj sou. and bmliclit bolni: nnioim the inimbai. 85 f"Sijfsjgi Tin 2 20 trot und 2 17 puce uro also ou tho ei ;'i5 6tcond day's protrammo df rSi'j Openlnc Day at KliUTrnod Park. W 'fvHfli -ta avtstlal Krnsrtii July 22. The mlilianimer race, at Kirk- liMi8" woo 1 Park openeil to ilay tfllli lint weather ana a fast J .41 track anilan atenJanc of aoi'Operaoiia- $2 SYS Tlit fclowluc are the ummarltt JtOO troulngi W f: Jwi' parse j:it M 'll'iPX uJorSeM .'.'"",'.;.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.""4 s 3 H 'ITfit ra'ar '.'.'.'.A a 4 m sftSla' jctnitWiikti u a ifWr Tlm.-J U't, J 35i J Ji. 86 ZM' 2 27 IrottlDsT puro$4uo Si Vfs TreaJwat 5 sill l fjML ht. lociii 2 b a a m J'tgrf Mllkinalil 1 1 4 S a M fJ5i A UU 4 4 13 4 (J .jjffl. litirthhPldpn 1 5 tl Bt i Mf llarn lanlttial 0 a 3 4 8 H tffv llme-J r.'i 2 last 2l.0'i iM 2 3a 3 I r 2 14 rtjciiik", iurc4iAV. 7S tx? Win.irU I 11 tt Ml j j 2 2 3 hi fsy'iast tulit m ....tan ft -m tirverh 0 4 4 8 iV iM Mimet 4 a kM ins in in m f e i j oft M hlvan t uttlo a sfl P fS 111101111) 7 10 id gjj" iVarler TrumLlo ...""il.'.!!".""!' 7 7 8 F"lri4 HollliiJl. Hit. Si' 'i T n e-J J 2 tSl'V. :m H fj i J I AJ A St.OOO llnran Killed. ft sfS nWI;ltt a trotter valued at JVH. owned ByB.J h HiXfr? Wiolap) Jr or Aetorla, wlill. being dr Ten a1onrth f tTf'r2f trior, roal )pierdt ran Into a team n minir In th. S Hlc' Kkt i 1 1 silt illltctlin anl ttna luitalnl r ti t ne of tti. at,, IBfl. ahalls Tht shalt plrrceil the animal heart, and tt aTiSlKJ- Ore: ed deal In it traco ll nfflfflt poitomau'iS 6ootti. i'liwfi SPECIAL VACATION SALE OF OUTING CLOTHING j I W ATMMI.UI.MIh, J Al" WPtV AtD TO CUMltln LNTII. MO, I. 'jffl' llIAiTIts IV rMHlhS t VWl $1 VI WII1TB S i lJDt lUtMl CtltTs il'i Tl Ms Mini io, V) I 1NT-. 1, 7 ?S i i,.s .ill im t- i t hi ti I un i f ii ntir i 1 AM oitint H oti'i slums. (i si a;, i-itlii! g. itSff l 'llltl T sillltH HIMI-Ssl tAIMTl O 7f1$Ti I I.Ms III IT- -ASIII s Mi I AI'S AT I.III-ATI.V J.'J'lRf III HI I I 111 Ills AM lllll'll 1,1 Al IT1 AMI AT I'll'aWt 11.11.1 s O'H-III 11 Alii I MMTIUVAI. PMIilAlSa jl a. i. rri.in".o ititos,, I jay ri sMiiti nitOAintAY f I f WL rf Willi". sTsirliss.. s ?H NOTICE TO riSIfERMENr, f. J,B i a, I I I'llJI is Milt ln'ioi I raitmuiilr tint; Si a re b i it i e 1 am le ret ii ul hulas i 1 1 IPtii lint h jm 31 I n i n rrpt hi i ii li o 'i Ie read tj It leiTI T ll rn IIP IK nil J Mr 'ill iisiicii.1', a Jt ,'tii II r a i e i 1 'pie in j e He 1 le pwivei, Si' SV 1 i e ii I ll 6Hiii tl. 1 .li ii ittel i raa r. Jk 4B I. e I I, I I I t (I 1 I I 1 t I B 1 IW i J I I I alkt bl Ply f It, ill i e i4 V tt j I T anl tl a li teml nail p lur i..slra.tl l-lt.il Li.ll ("3 1..C-I lawlu.ue Kr ls.. i 'll' fl. .r. r. M.vitH i i:its, y a' COIT.T BT, NEA CII IIALU UHO0SI.V.1. X t. j t iBi uil'ji.s; j.u:.MiUii 1 1 jfji im
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NPtfojr'IBiaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee "3 I 18 THE SUN, WEDNESDAY. JULY Z), 1SI0. I t? WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1899. jl,' Louden OITV,s of Tltn SUN U r Bill "-Irani) 7 in rrairmiiileatlons Hwul 1 l ad IraiatJ I nUNK It. WU1IK. JJ Hrand. LcniuD. W This la 1800. I Foreorerol hundred yours In the Mlddlo I I Alios the able Intellects of Kuropo noro at 't war over tho question of Nomlnnllmn or ri Boallsm. Tho Nominalists licKl th.it n- oral Ideas or notions, such as tho Klci of man In tho abstract, had no corresponding I reality and existed only as nnnifs r words. k The Ecallsts contended for tho ilouttlno that j I'' general terms or Ideas had an nctuul cxlbt- i J r enoo as patterns or nrchotypos, Independent 1 1 K I ot manifestations In ooncroto and Individual fit., form. This was tho Rrc.it Issuo of fccliolantlo 'J J philosophy and 6cholastlo theology. 'lho fc dispute upset all Kurnpo, disturbed the pub- 1 t Uopoace, siillt famlllo.i, brolio filendfihlps, 1 divided comraunltlce, led to l lots, Mnrs, and 'r slaughter; and wo may add that tho thrlll- i og controversy hns never been settled, nnd 7 never will bo sottlcd. t This Is preclsoly tlio caeo with the evor- i lasting controvotsy over tho respective, I i i theorlos ot protection and free trade. Tho j t question Is not settled, but tho lssuo has as I niuoh practical lmportanco to-day us that I over which tho ltcallsts and tho Nominalists I i' got thcmBolvcs wrathful In tho Mlddlo Atrcs. j ff I The transfor of tho surplus from tlio United I i States Treasury to tho cotters or sheol, tho j t disappearance of tho celebrated condition I that oonf ronto 1 u, tho unexpected prcclpl- tatlonln American politics of an Isuo leal j S nnd vital and iuvolvItir tho cryllfn of our I free Institutions, ha e suddenly eent l'rolco- i K tlon and Freo Trado to tha nietaphyslc.il shadowland, where Nominalism and Uenllsm j aroetUltussllnBin Khostly fihiou without j j Bpeotators or reporters. f k Wo observo that tho lion. Itoann Qhahl P Mills, tho Hon. Gitovr.n Clfvkio:d, nml perhaps a fow otlicr SLholabtio statesmen whoBolntollectsmovopondernublynnilwhobo J i nits nro in Tebruaiy whenit Isalicady July, labor under tho mI.t:iUen idea that what I a they call tariff rofoim Is still a ihlnjj Issuo. I f The Costly Cottazo nt Cnpo 31ay Point. I i U If Gen. Harrison has now paid $10,000 for I the Copo Mny Point cottnee. as tlio subacr- vlent New York Iiesa asserts, upon what it j i alleges as "proper warrant," one of thco f thrco things Is tn:e: i 1. The payment i3 nominal only, dcrigned i to mnko a convenient record on the books of tho Eeuistor of Deals of Cnpi May county j nndtoreliovo tho President of tho odium i which belongs to tho Kift i-eoker nnd gift taker In high offlce. j i 2. The payment is Renuine, and $10,000 J havereally pispcd from thnPieeldcnt'b bank J account to tho pockets of tlio mlginil eub- I eorlbers to tho cottage fund, Including Mr. i CtHLDS, Mr. Wan"ukkh, and Jioomer h Hamilton; but tho piyn cnt is nn nftor- thought, suggested eithor by a guilty con- I j Ecionce or a deslro to ecapo tho con-,0- j quoncos of a tremendous scindil. k i 8. Tho payment was contemplated by tho President from tho first; anit ho merely oc- 1 cuplcd the cottao ns a frco tenant long enough to satisfy himself that It w as a good purchase. Henoer had any intention of noqulrlng It as a gift. One or another of theso threo suppositions J must be accepted. If the first Is accepted, then the President Is churgod directly with a trick of deception as cowardly nnd eon- l Jl temptible as anything thut can bo Imagined. Mr J Under tho second supposition, den. HAn- 'I HIBON has tardily but directly confessed tho II gross Impropriety of his ilrtt action in tlio matter; and tho iYtas and tho other or- i eons 'which havo been defending him slnco 1 early In Juno have wasted their zeal. But tho JTVcflfl, pretending to speak for the President, attempts to givo tho Impres sion that tho third theory is tho right ono; u-; namoly, that liFXJt.Mrx IlAnr.iso.v never i droamod of taking tho cottago as a gift; j that his payment of thoS10,000 wnsdcfi rred I moroly until tho family had ascertained thnt I I I tho edifice suited their purposes, nnd that tho money was paid over lon' ago. Gen. Jl I Harrison suppro-sing tho fact fiom mo il tlvesof dignity and self-respect wu nro j highly ereilitablo to him. Moquoti ictly lhat our facile contemporary ta'd when it i j ilrst announced that tho cott igo Is p.il'l for: Th adterift commrnln conMiiin fl rrportrtt J 3 i fflft of the Cape Uy I'otnt rottax to Mrs IIauieisos nro t ill f How Uleccnerel to hire heen ba-.elfhs btnwe nt v'ft i 11 waitwt acerpiiit, anJ l're Went lUrpios bout.ht tlio 1 'Jl r cotttco, after occupyiu It lonjr enough te ast-rtiln f I that It Balled 11 purpose, for Sl',jo Tlis luf&rma i tlon to thli effrct catiiei tt ttie rtttt frrm reliilili Jl athorit7. It can bo re-idl nn rt'0l that tvon In j the face of the Llutnoroua critklbm ot tlio Paiaocrntjo preiatherresltlcrit noul 1 make n etUuatlon aliout a matter which ai suhiect to cmo cou4ltl anl I wa wlthalliliown priate alTalr It' tin ive th' tiiht, tl J too, thmt tht farti r u)& pH IrenTP In vn I qtirr w later, and that the Amerl an jieople irouM te"qu1ot Jl J toiea thecnfnrtunatepoaltlon or Jits iletriclura, nho, II frlthout knoivlnit the fa.ia i re to w illiutr to hellera fl Tllof the Chlor WtjfiBtrato of the country, and by Lt yi teriDjr that belief Cdltfhamo t n tl e nation The may III tiow, and probably will, eiuleavor to cowr their ovrn If phamoIeBanega by declurlni: th it tl.elr clamor drove tlio 1 1 Freildenttotho oretoi.t vp Hut It vug eBUbllahed j long since by !nt.onttgtab e l .lenre th it MjiMif t IUrrisouIs not a mm to be driven Into dotn? an. i It t thlnr. Ilodoei what ho DilnU right In a iiiletlmt rrm I, ay, and there lithe n1 of it. Iiu d d ivrut he thought j lllfhtaeout tao Cape May reuiice, anl t'jereii the nd II f the matter, about which there mo marh noiay i clatter from III Informed and unfriendly critka 1 1 This precious pioco of humbug Is as Illmsy i j as It is dishonest. Does any human being jl uuppose that If tho Pi evident of tho United I Btates had his oye on n oot'tige, uud defiiod J j to occupy It for a time on tri il, it would lo j J necessary for him or his Mends to collect j subscriptions in older to buy Iho piopaity m nnd to put it lu his wlfo's narno during tho i porlod of probation? Duos nnybody sup- m pose that lr tlio llAJinrsoNn went Into tho r cottago on tho' bash alleged by tho I j JVen the Interesting ceremony of tho 'Jl presentation of tho keys nt Washington, jl nnd tho ccort of tlio family to tho II cottago by tho rcpreseniatho or tho buu 'j ecribor to the fund, would havo been parts 1 of tho progr.imrao 1 Does tho probation ;3 J theory likewlbo apply to tho freo bllllaid j k table, tlio freo bedspreads, tho fieo wnua- makers on tho plaz i, nnd tho freo soup nnd (1 clngerbread In the luder? Did IIkvjaviv JUitnisoN Intend that ufter trjlng tho bll- Hard tables and tho wanamnkeiH and eating fl the victuals ho should bo poi mltted to pay I l for them If thoy proved satisfactory I j If that was his dignllled nnd self-respect- Pj lag Intention from tho llret, he koit tho bo- f crot perfectly flora his own wilo; for on II t July 6, about n month after tho eleoino-y- nnry lnBtitutlt'ii hail been established, Mr-. i Benjajiin IlAiailHov mado the following v. explanation throug'i tlio J'htlatli Iphtu Vnn S and other nowspapeis: 1 "Tho children could not ronlbly remain In Iho Kx m entire Mamlon Uroujh the warm weather Tuere 1 veroaeToral Tery kind Invitation from fnenda who 1 bad homoilB healthful loralltloa elth. n a row houn of I tbo eapllal, bnt It seemed ben for tilt ihlldnu to ocaie 1 lor tbeaammor inoi.thaat one pi ice It happened H at m wbUe we wore con iderlnir what niaiali Maibe-t to Jl make that I waa torprued with Hie nft of thia beautiful Mr cottate, Xully equipped and ready lor our o ot pat ou IU acceptance aaemol to me the ben that could bo J i doao. None of the c entleroon concerned could hare j wi aiact eUnrliiiuiitneuBituy ot ais ui tea-; ti rfi- yMi -ojaii. .1.3WC 41. fortabte. At far as their ntmei are known, rone ot them neek office. It doe! not Into! te tha Trealdent la any money making for h!e personal benefit flow others may be tenoflted d"es not concern us If oar btes ncA at La e Mar I e nt will be a benefit to any pereons they are wekotLO to It." And yi-t whllo Mrs. IInmsoN was oc l:uowlcd,'liig In thlsstrnlghtforward fashion her obligations to her benefactors, BistJAMiN IlAiintRov wns monoiiollzlng In silent dig nity tho proud knowlcdgo that ho hnd paid for the c ittnge, and that sooner or later tho Amerli nn peoplo would lmmt tho fact! 'lhls will not do, Tlio thiid supposition about tho cottago lacl.s fibre. Whether Gen. JlMiiumiN has paid 810,000 in name only, or whether he has actually paid $10,000 as con tclenco money and confession of error, or whether ho has not paid or pretended to pay u red cent, tho fact remains t hat for him this Is tho costliest picco of real i slnto ovtr ac quired by any President. For tho Halo of tho Majority. Our ri-tcemcd contemporary and neighbor, tho IWfrtinr, eirnrstly asks tho New York licpubllcaiis tlio question: "IsWiuhmM ErinTitobe unoceeded In the United Ftntes Hennte by a Republican or a Ueniocrall" If our Itepubllcan friend i woro as con cerned about known political fraud In tho Noi th as they pretend to bo about supposed political fraud In tho riouth, there could bo but ono answer to tho ITliiitmc'a question. Tlio successor of Mr. Lvabts would bo a Democrat. New York Is a Democratic State, but In Now York tho btalo ofllccia nro elect ed by a majority or a plurality of tho Legis lature as chosen by tho minority. Tho cities, which nro Democratic terrlloiy, hao been growing rapidly and stead ily. Tho rural Itepubllcan districts hae either been declining In population or havo mado inconsiderable gains. A reap portionment of tho Senate districts and As bembly district would greatly add to tho Democratic, representation in tho Legisla ture. It would in nil probability Insure tho election of a Democratic Legislature. There fore tho Republicans havo for years refuocd and will contlnuo to refuse to provido for puch an enumeration of tho inhabitants of tho State as Is ordered by tho Constitution, nnd for a reapportionment based upon suoh enumeration. Iho Democrats of Now York will notcn duro this gross Injustice much longer, If they can holp it, and this Is a very good year for electing a Democratic Legislature. 1 ho Republican party of Now York is wenk and divided. Its feet are evil, and will bo as long as liKXJiMix IIaiuusos Is President. It litis played a wi etched doublo gamo in re gard to exeipe legislation. Its Representa tives In Congress have already succeeded in alar mlng tho business interests of New York by exit rvagaut legislation nud by attempt ing tonioCiiln with business in the South. Altogether thoro is a try bilious outlook for tho Republicans. On the other hand, the New York Demo crats are In good condltl n, nnd thoy havo In Daviij RrsNErr Hill the most skilful nnd siicieiful of living Democratic le tilers. The New York Demoern y will mnko a reso lute and manly eff irt to elect n Domoeratio t-'untor In Congress next winter, and ro rhtabllsh tho rule of tho majority. Tlio Stato Committee. Tho annual and duly expected midsummer rumor in tho Held of municipal politics lias mndo Its appearame, and it Is to tho oflet that tho Democratic huti Committco will, at its meeting in Augiibt, ccpcl from mem b"rhip upon it tho representatives of ono faction of tho local Democratic party. No particular leison is given for such an act, but a variety of reasons exist why tho Stato Commit'eo will pursuo no bueh course, nnd thov are worth reciting. In tho first place, tho Democratlo St.ato Committco lin nothing to do with any local differ ences w lileh may exist among tho Dem ocrats of Now Yoi k city. Such powers as It possesses am delogatad by tho .State Con vention, w hlch creates it. And as Stato Con ventions nro not called to male, and are not empowered to make, rriumcii al nominations, or to lntTfero with them in any way after having been made, tho Stato Committee, tho agent and Instrument of tho Stato Convention, has no such power either. All that it lias to do with Is tho Stato ticket and tho SUto Legislature. In tho soeond place, oven apart from tho quest ions of jurisdiction, or party advantage, the Stato Committee, bus no power to expel any one, thueby di-franchlblng a distikt. StatoCommittecnumnrechoseuby tho votes of tho delegdleri In a Democratic Convention fiom each of tho Congrtos districts In tho State. They nro irremovable, J'nch com ru'tteemnn represents ono diitrict, his own. As that district could not choose a member for another dlstiict, neither can its member Tote to displace a member already chosen. No ono understanding the funct'ons or power of a State Committeeman or tho method of his election would claim thnt it bad. Rut, flrally, ar.d in tho third place, n still stronger rcai-on thin any of those named ovists why tho midsummer political rumor of 1390 Is an nb suidlty. Thli Ira year of Democratic union not of factional strife, 'iho keynoto Bounded by Governor Hrr.r, in Indlannpolis ot a united front against tho common en emy !u tho accepted watchword of Demo crats everywhere. Iho old battle for tho eotisiltutli nul rights and liberties of tho peo ple, menaced ancv by the piovlsionsof tho centiiililiig 1'. reo bill, finds all Democrats iiirieed nnd haimon'ous. 'I ho Issuo raised in Washington by the Republicans In favor of the measure fit r I kev nt thovery eswnco of American Democracy, and makes Inevltablo a content, upon this lino at tho approaching Congres-slonal oloitlon, which will tuin latgely upon tho result of tho appetl of the Democrats to tho voters of tho country. Tho X.itlouul Citine. Our esteemed contemporary, tho CbniCTer ciul (!u;ttte, puts a question which suggests a liioe til otitic tlon. It asl.s: Are the public loilu.- liiiereit lu live bill names t Iho Interest in tlio mere playing of tho game, its pitches, mid thwacks, and stops may bo less or not less than Just ear, but there has been a troiuciitluuii loss of public attention dlposablofor 1U benefit, uono tho less, 'Iho tioublois that th'j huirt of iho gieit pistlmo is for the moment, gone, cut out by the effort of n new association of r-kill and cap.tnl todrivo tlio old and uuuiessftil oignnidlliiii off tho professional field mid pick up all honors and profits loft behind, Solong ns such a tumultuous scrnmblo Is undecided, tho gioit piuo of tho ball Held it, lot tho national championship, but commercial niuuss Tlio chief In spiration of tho general public, tho lovo of a square ll,;hl for tho championship, iiuid up bythuilvMiry of tho leagues; tho local print) in such great centria of boutl merit as New York, Uostou, and Chicago is split to death by tlio added nntngo nlems of two hostile clubs In each city. 'Iho not dlv lolon in order and, under tho proaeut clrciininUincis, tiiire, will bo that or w.agia fur nil cui.ioinod. It requires lmniemo Ipili.io suppoit ti k ep them up to thulr present or past notch, and down they must Quiuo wuii Jew, Xu one eeaso Uio new league Is like the mother who would hftTe hnd Solomon's swordsman holvo the child she was alter In order that she might at loist get a share. They have murdered tho ehnmi Iciiihln for Ihosakoof getting a grip on tho bno ball business. While tho bniilo rages therefor tho In terest It posspRsoa, fur tho publlo Is like that of a factional light eompaied with an unob eciirid parly lsui. Hut when It Is over tlio real glmil of tho game, tho national elinmpl dishlp, vv IP eomo to life again, bigger ind sir uiri i ihin ever. There Is rn lot Mealing story hack of tho eiblo rei ort 'roni I emlon thnt tho rrltloh Kast Afiimn lonminv his lolc.ifled 4 000 ntavos who had I pen c'rnrf.od to tho const trom their liotnea in tlio lijxirlur Tho eomiiany. In fact, invanUl.i nevrnv of denling with tho slnvo li ii'sovern jeirauo, nml it has worked ory w'l. 'I'tojy decided to establish friendly relations Willi tie Arab merchants on tho coast con troi.ed iy the coinpnny, '1 hoe Arabs hail nt out -l.ui'O i-lnvi'R, thi Ttilto of former raids, Intholr csliblMiinents. The Itrltlsh companv 1'ieied to buy these slaves, nnd In tho past l"nn mouths about 4.000 of thorn haer tr.vuil their rimers of freedom, tho company paying $23 apleco for thorn. Tracts of land win lo they could support thomaolvoa were civ them, nnd many of thorn nro working for V?ces nround Jlonibnto. Then tho company told the Arabs that It thov would ncreo not to solra any more slnvos thilrinrnvnns would Po provldod with trnde g. oils to tako Into tlio interior, nnd tho com pany would buy tho ivory thoy brought to the coast. Tho Arnbs acceptod tho offor. nnd to dny nil tho capital noodod In trading enter prises thnt is not supplied by tho Arabs them Fclrcs Is ndrnnced at a small rato of lntorest ly tlio company, and it buys all tho mor chnndlso brouirht down to the const. In short, the company has become a pnrtnor of tho former Blnvo dealers In their trading opera tions, and Mr. Micklnzte. tho company's puperlntondont. etprossos the opinion thnt th Blnvo-trndo ouestlon Is settled, ns far as tho liritish Last Const Is concornod. When whito entorprlsos like this corpora tion nud tho Afrlcnn Lnkos Company are. In ono way or nnnthor. lospenlnc tho ov lis of tho slnvo trndo nnd rofuso to Bell Ilauor or flro nrms to tlio nntlves, it cannot truthfully be said, as nn Lnclish macaino has assorted, that nil tho whlto trading ontorprlses In Equa torial Africa are Incronsine tho degradation and misery ot tho inhabitants. Our esteemed contemporary, the Bonton Iln al I nsks us to suppose thnt Bnby KcKee follows in the footitep9 of his grandfather by beoomlnc a cnndldnto for the 1'resldoncy In the third generation." Third terms are played out EnbyMcKEtt will not ho ronominntod. A wild, exultant hullabaloo, tho cannon's bark, tho shrill hurroo. proclnlm tho joy of Knlnran700 over tho fact thnt a recount shows thnt t-lro his 18,000 Instead of If. 101) in habitants. In viow of the universal fame o tlio Michigan molropolls, this joy sooms a llttlo unnecessary. What do the folks In 8ydney aid .samnrcand caro whathor Kalnmnoo Ins a fnw thou-and luhnliltnnts moro or lo-s. Tho ellt od Chinamen and tlio saunt 1'snulmnux nnd the An thiopophacl. the laucliterless Veddnhs of C-ylon ard tho II-lnss "Arrlos of London, tho Moors of Vonlco nnd the "'oiigohoronion of Bohemia, nil the neop'os of tho woild know and reverenco Kalnmaoo ns tho bomoof .H'liuh Chsvit IH.ni.uWs tlio uront einlluss-clinln ora tor, tho nlltopo of KrI irnt'oo. .Neither Kala ma?oo nor hirntford-on-Avon noeds to bo populous. The penrl fisheries In Wis onsln nro yiold Inc handsome returns ir tho tnles of the penrl fi-tmnnon are not as Imncliintlve ns thoso of 11-h fishermen. Tlio Urn. Jfisimivh Rusk should tt. his uirriiMilitirnl speclnllsts to pitt ing up un 1 souiliiii! nut seoJ pearls. 1 he St. T.nuis Hrpuhlir begins an edifying editorial nrtlclo on "Tho I aw ot Helpfulness" with quotations from tho freo trndo prophets and tho lllh u. In hu-pe.ch at ct Joseph. Mr Muu thne defined tbele.M of lielpfuIiicsA Tin i e-ipl- of the whole world nre dependent upon one another Title 11 one rf i,uu Ian a, and if It Is Mutated tl e peoj U mu-t sutler There la another dernltlon of It which It will not be auperllnoua or untimely to quote, dlu nnd It shall beeitin to yon rood measare, preieldown an I shaken together and running over h ill men tOie into onr boxONt lor with the measure e i.iete withal it s mil be meaurtst to ou aalu CoL JoNrs puts tho Apostlo of Corslcnna first. The peoplo nt tho seaside reports who complain of tho coldnos of the water should rumemtorthat the Hon. Uestumtn IUiirisov tool, his first sea bath Inst weok. An event likii thnt Is enough to raise coosofiesh on the (jiilf ritro im. It Is n wonder that tho wholo Atlantic coast Is not icebound. Minneapolis now swears that sho has a population of 20O.C07. The figures are ob tained by proper mathematical process from tho directory, fit. Paul has torn nil tho hnlr out of her bond In race over the population found or Invented by the Minnonpolls census anumerntors. Tho dlroctory census shows 'Ji 1,1) i0 moro jioople than tho pnddod census. M lint is tho uso of tho Government census In phices liko St. Paul nnd Minneapolis, any way 'J he directory Is a much slmplor wny of count Jli: the population, nnd with Ingenious multi pliers surprising results may be obtalnod K imo Wostern journals havo a cheerful practice of printing a portrait of John Most ard labelling It Alkxamieii III. No wonder the Czar takes to drink. The only pood Democrat la the slcht of The 6ln aeeuis lu te a dead lieiuocrut .ilimuy Artut Ami this sneornt tho momory of Samuel J. Tii.nrtN comes from tlio son of Daniel Man TUe JTCmbodliarut of CentrnllzaitlOH, Fiom tht Jilnghamton Call. Ju-tlce lamur Is one of the jroducte and natural re sults of 1 1. veianillsui. Mr tleielaud was au embodi ment of the Jott. lne of ctntr'iUatiou and he viasihe emir. Hence It Is not remarkaM that his a polutees ph ui J In ar lly 1 oiiaur lu the orlklnal aikai;e ileclslun. a Ue llon h Lfch utterly destroys the doctrine of Statts ris.ru "l'oit Tarascon" continues on Its trlum- j hunt Hay In the Aurust llaritn, and the accllmatlra tlun of Hamlet may lie A I te be complete Other reat lent 1 of a treat siiinimr number are Theodore In, s. "Inn re-Mi'iiaof liir'lu" and soinerllmpsssof a ri-el fe III In 11a by I dwlti I.ird Weeks whk-li Iliclul a i y Wilms n actuiiut of the sacred monkeys of Hen tm A Trunk Oplulnn finm Texasi. Irmnlht I art llorin .llll, Tn Roils burning tar on the nejiubllcani who) are triu,rto rentraltd Dili iioreruiuent. Tua hen wab bles a little on the Kiiittenii, oicailoially touching qutstiuiM nf art jiilii-, but hell It celues to a clear un l' is an. hue and a clt ill eiji. slllon of Peuiocrallo rriiHii.es His fiithn it 11 1 err 111 all this broad laud. A jreinoci .it Jlolnc lHrljr HerTlce, Vwii the .v rf a LamUnat k. We hare received a niraiihlet copy of the admirable speech of Ooiernor Parld II Hill at Indianapolis. Jt reminds us el Sir Tildeu s when lie was rescuing New York from I eed filial t Jlui m, 'Mohnny, add one to ono, and how many have yont" un..' "i,ive an rxillif le W hen on man marries one wonnn "torreiil Willie, take oni fiom one anj how many do jeuliaro t Two "Hows Unit" "Take one man and dlrorce him from one woman and you have two '1 Im HrtiU iif nnldlae Two Ofllcea. "I tblua I will tale a vacation Ihenest three weeks," remarked the setrrtar) anj Ireaiarcr of a prlvato cor I oral n to the President thereof. Hui yen returned from one only two weeks aio." "True, that waa my vacation, u iscrttari I wish e nigiMlriMUU,'1 OVtt PACIFIC CfM.tr nKFf.NCBS. now ThcT Conld bo Mssdo Comleo stl Model-Hie JTCarpeave. WAsmieoTON. July 22. The striking testi mony given by Gen. Miles to the Hennte Com mllteoon ltelntlnns wlthtnnnda, n summnry of which hns just boon mnde public, oucht to bo supplemented, In ordor to obtain a full viow of tbe subject, by tho snmo officer's testimony bofore the Honnte Commit toe on Const Pofcnccs. Whnt (Jon, Miles snld to Mr. Hoar's commit tee boro I n reel 7 on tho rroftntdofoncoless ness of the I'nclflo const, but toSenntor Dolnh's oommitteoho explnluod tho remarkable ease with which thnt ooast could bo porfoctly pro tected. This comparative fnelllty of defence rosnlts from two cnuos. In tho first plnco, ovorthe entlro stretch rf porhnpn 1,5(10 miles of coast lino south or liritish Columbia, thoro nro roally only about four polnto, nnd live nt tho utmost, luiniodlntoly rouulilng fortification. Theso nro l'ucct Bound, tho mouth of tho Columbia, Ban I-rnnelsco, nnd ban Ulogo. with tho posbIuIo nddltlon of Ban 1'cdro liny. Along tho entlro dlstnncofrom Pugot Sound totheaoldonOalo, which Is about 00 mllos. tho mouth ot tho Co lumljla furnishes tho only harbor for doep drauglit warvoBsola suoh as nlono nood causo apprchonsion. '1 ho const along this distnnco, niconllngto Gen, Miles. "Is very rough and mountainous, with bleb blufls near dcop water, and very fow hnrbois." Iho threo prlneipni ones, lu snld, nro Vngulnn liny oos 1'ny, and llrny's Harbor. "A llout enn onter nnv ot those small harbors and llnd room, they can Hud Bholtornear tho Islnnd niong tho const, but If they went Into nuy of theso small harbors thoy could do vory llttlo harm, bociuso thoro li very llttlo comruorco there. Ihuso pobUIoiis aro not to bo tho eontro of woalth ami commerce ns I'uL'ct bound, tho mouth of tho Columbia and tho harboi of Bnu lranclsco nro." Thus, nlthouuli tho constvvl'o commercoof Cnllfor nln. lirogon, nml Wnshliicton is growing very fnit, the problem of nn nUoiiunlotleloiiCoof iho entlro ocean front of these throe bt.ilos is real ly llmltod to tho dofonco of a low points. 'Iho noi osslty of a fort nt ban l'edro, which is nsktd for by tho .Los Aneelos Chumbur ot ommorto. Is baod largely on itB bnlnu tliotoi minus of tho bouthorn l'aclllo Ilnllwny on thnt part of the l'nellle coast. Hut even this point could bo omittod from tho schemo of const dofeuco for tho present. A sotond consideration Is thoremnrkablo nld which nnturo furnishes forthodefoncoot theo fow plncos thuB Inillentod. lieirlnnlng with 1 UL-ot bound, lien. Miles iloclnicd to tlio ca nto commlttoe thnt "tho positions are admira ble for ilefenco just us natuio left thorn. 'I ak lng up a map. ho demonstrated this point in dotail: The entrance Is twelve miles wide and then varies from that to o er ntteen or tw entv Tbe depth of water at the inlrance Is from Lo fathoms to wi mi un.l .I. at dlftereut polntt 1 hen at the entrance 10 1'uitet bi un 1 rr..m tie -traits of ItK-a the depth of Hater Is from 1J 11, -u lamuuir 111 iue 111 1111 unrrow eiiiriice Aunur iilty Inlet At Ileteptl n 1'ass It U H fathoms anl tlen through the uiind Iho .lepth Is from uitol-uj fathoms. At this point is 1'. rt Townend, wiuch Isiiulte an important little Uty, uriiwltnr rapldl) Here are the Mratts of I-nci, and tin- water narrons down to Admiralty Ileal nj piu.Uo Port 1 iwi s en 1, where the iM'tance aross is nbout four miles, nr iruna could rros lire it tun mile. Iho 1 Iher entrance li what Is called Heceplion I n ft v try narrow piss wh-re jou could destroj th" entrain 0 by obstructions so that It would be impoiMliln to enter l.y that ruutn I trunk. I would fortify both 1 Ian t At this point tl ere nri hUh bluffs from si 10 I mo feet above the level or tl e sen. Tlieynro splen lid po.ltlnns for sruns and mortars The mortnt be' Ind the tlufts noiilil t completely protected, and It wou d be lm os elb e f ir a ship to llnl them when comlnir In th-re. and Jet the ship would be un ler the lire if the morta bat tene from s.x miles out to bit miles in, a raiife of twe.ve miles. A liostllo ship would bo for n still loicor rnnco under tho tiro of lu ivy rifled tuns from those blurts, fipn. Milosestlmntlnctho distance nt eight miles outsldo und elKht mi es Inside, or n totnl dlt im e of sixtoen mlh's which, of eoursn Is ociuiinlen' to its ilo-truction. 'J hero Is, of oouro the fuithor 1 osslhlilty of nnchur inc n lloatlnc luittery in tho channel and of employing torpi doos while this ifi on" of thoo points wlioro tle (Ijnnmllo-thiowlng tubes vvDtild como Into ofiottivo play. As to bun 1 rnnclst'o tlio -ntrance to tlio Goldon Onto nril tho harbor i- a mile wnlo with hlugs on thoBntithfido SOO foot nlovo iko son level nnd nn iho n irtli eMo nbout twlco ns hiirh. Iho la'.tor position Is d-,crlbid by don. Mllos ns '11 porfoet lllbinltii'-" It Is trim that a ship could romnin out-ldo the harbor nnd throw sln-lls into the city, but It could not occupy tho harbor nnd tnke posses ion ot bnn I'mii'dseo without llrt ro dticirig tho bind b.ntorles: and, whilo hholl ing tho city, wliloh, ns nn net di-tinct from nttneking tlio torts would Im most con Mirnhle. it would be Irself under tho pro of tho'O bntterles Tho face nf tho blulf Is nlmost torpiMidiculnr, so thnt it is Inn regnablo to tlio attack f 11 landing n.11 tr. U tin- mouth or tho Columbia, nci-ordtng to Con JUles. there nro the 'sanio kind of bluffs nnturnl noslslons for forttll atlons Iho dlstonco across tho chaniu'l will not oxceud two milt's, and there Is a rnndbnr nt tlio mouth" Tlio works thoro would defend the city of Portland nnd tho commoreo of tlio grcnt river of tho Northw-t. '1 bus tlio two leading facta are thnt tho Pa cific const I-, now wholly defoncelo-s and vt by a moiloruto outlay eould no porfo. tly da londed 'I he two immediate steps 10 bo tnkim seem to lo those of establishing n navy j anl on I'ucot "ound nnd n -'till fnctory huhom hero nenr bun rrnticlseo. Tho constru tlon of the hnrbor d fenco vebsel c ilngon nt that tlty is nbendy nn Important point trained. The Mud. IV ho Killed (he Last Union Hoi. illcr. To vnp FniTftaorTnF Sic vr That was an Interest In.r story published In Sundaj's brs descrthlrtr th kllllnsof the last Lnlmi soldier who frll durlutr the civ 11 war It t-tocktou (u it hloikwelll Terry is the man referred to an 1 the iu ly meutione I In the article was a vliss Holt, not Hoiir Die shot which killed tlio Vnlon trooi er was also fired frum a revolver Instea 1 of a rifle Terry Is a tall rather slenrier man, with light brown hair irray ejes, huh cheek 1 ones, tnin lips And smoothly aharen fare Dels ,f an amiable .list 1 union, au 1 vrr quiet lu both speech and m inner but Is I. o p i upon as I etnir bandy with a nun as a Northern lean would exi re-s It. and there are reasons other than the de ilh of the Union solill-r to ili fv this I e lef It may tuteren jour readers in learn thutihe fattier of this man was au edit ir ilavlna- had iDmi c.uitro versy with a rival aerlho namul --h iiuIts and meeui 1 lilmontbe street ra h broke hm cane on the other Hut this not leliu- aullloont. Hiey bronsht their re solvers into plav rtrluir their full cinleuts into each other at ehort raime. Hnuily they cllncliel aul fell loa-ether to tho sldewa.k, anJ when separated both ware found tn he d. ad Iloth Terrj and Iris futiier In law, Holt, are hotel men and aro dout lle-s well and favorably kuowu to Jvew orkers vvho have visited LjnchburK. H Itlcssi You, Sly Children, ltlcna Yon. rrom the Jt ill nn-t Frpret, The ewrafferoantlsannouncedor vi'ss Lou1aShpari1, dauchterof 1 ol and lira. I.lllott 1. Miepard. to Mr w 11 lisin Jay -chlefeiln Mr rllellellll Is the son of William II. SrhlelTelln JVa 1 and pirtner In hi fathers Kreat tliemi, .il and drurhrm of IV. II. hchleffelln A Co whose warehouses are lu '.viiliaiu sto et, at the c rutr rf iieikman sireet, and laboran ry In trout i-treet Kext yevr this iiouse will celebrate Its centennial it havimr been CFtabllKhed by the irreat urandruther uud creat-great uncle ot its pr-sent youmr scion In 1791 Hla itraniiraihtr, bamtiei ft echleffelln is etill a silent partner, Nl years of aire and apj tar nirt" be only i" All four of In Kroudl areuls are Uvluir aa well as bnthof his lareuts Vlrs IVlllmiil 11 thlel,elln and her daiitthler vlnsiieinor are travel Iuk In I ntlami with Mia l,lllee Ilia brottaT. 1 01 WIMirn Jay and fain II), IllSkraudparents lie Hon and Vlra. Juhil Jav, are atttelrc unlry -ejt at Itedf r 1, Wrstrheeter counlv lie Is aizradiiateori olumtla 1 elteire bihool ot vilnra. and is a I'll II of II ett neti t uivorell). an I a fellow of the t hemlcal Society of London. He is mi a tlvn intmtierof the Fevenlh Itiirlinent Both or th youiio reopl have been the oh'ecia of inalij conpralulatlou roin both sides of the Atlantic He Is .'land she la. 1) He Is 0 feet I Inch and sho Is ft f, et II lurhes. and every one auys tie) havealwaya beta meant tor each other Ilia One Talent. 1 "no must be a ioor unlit He can't even draw salary.' He's a treat landscspe painter." "Is be I' "s, his great specialty Is palntlnr towns." An Eleaient Mufflrleaoj. "There a fine echo n quarter of a mile further, Mr President,' said the jtulle. "I don't vv ant lu hear It replied B. Harrison In a dlsjuited tone, "bleu I cl.o Is more than I care for In that line A Orillellll Hnliller. "Strauss Isa dalifht to me," said Gen Sherman to Col. Ochiltree. "Doyouriallyllkehlmr' "Yes, I've been to hear him a dnren times, and ho hasn't played Hardline Throuih Georrla' yet," '1'lie liellcitl fliukeniun, "This life of mine Is wearisome, nh, so wearisome," said the trainman. "It remind in of that beaitlful llnoof the po't, 'llrake brake brake.' The onl) trouble I that the line U not quite lonz enouU to work In all the brakes." &IlenntteratiiBdliiB lllns. I am a itranisr In town, sir a VV esterner without a cent I am what you inlfbt call a wait from th plains and "Poor fsllowl How Ioor have you been away from the plains'" There Wttan't Room. Totllnj I se that onset the authors f "Issutlful Snow" Is dead Dlmilnr-Dld th rest attend th f antral t Cruel. ridsrly Bailor I bare spoken to yonr mother, Htlsa aud Helen Oh, I'm si iltd. Did the ai oept you I Iluelueaa vs, I'lcuaure, J1-om fas hinfnamlon leader. Bern rlrlt an prsistl for lira anl etliiri for trie .-Art, aaainssa -sT BsaMweMaasMaaMeaeBSBBagSMBSBSSSaeJsl OM JUADK TTtTll DTtAZlT. A Honth American Merebnat Dlecntaea the AdTantivces nl Reciprocity. Mr. Antonio Onlmnraos, a lirazlllnn, nnd one of tho lending merohnnts In business betwoon Ilrn7il nnd tho UnltodStntes, on bolna asLea whnt would bo tho result of a treaty of reci procity botweon the United Stntos nnd llrarll, ns proposed by his Government nnd Mr. lllnlne, enld thnt in his judgment such a tront; would be of great advantage to both countries. llrazll." ho says. produces at present C00, 000 tons of sugar per annum: bnt undor n treaty of reciprocity with the United Stntos In less than throe yenra It would produce enouRh niignr to supply tho ontlro country. At rrosent Jlrazil furnishes 70 1 er cent, of tho coflco con Bumcd In the Unltod Htntes. but whilo tho nioa of cofloo production Is limited to tho Stntos of San I'nulo. Illo, nn J Minns, tho northorn pro du"llon being of no account, tho sugar cano nron oxtenda from 1'nra to I'nrann, nnd. In fact, ell nlon tho littoral of llrnyll from tho oqun tor to a fow degroos bolow tho southorn troplo, tho possibilities of sugar production being fnr In nieces of thoso of coffco production, nud nlmost unlimited Jlr. Oulmaraos said thnt his correspondence from various parts of Urn7ll Indicated thnt his countrymen fully realized tbo gront advan tages to be derived from reciprocity with this country. Tho deslro for Buch a tronty was ospoclnlly marked In tlio northorn provinces, whcroBiignrcultlvntlon Is alroady one of tho principal lndustilcs. Thoro has boon i-omo disposition In those provinces to dlsaitlsfnc tlon with tho general Government, whlcn dls entlsfnctlon would bo entirely nllnyod If, tflrougli tho contrnl llnveniinont, n treaty with tho Inltod Blates could lo obtained, which would open tho doors of thin market to them, nud give to tbo sugnr-rnlslrig ludustry tho Impetus nnd development which It Is capa bloof in thnt section. "In oxchnngo lor those Important advnn tnges to my couiitrj-." continued Mr. Uul iiinriios, wo proposo to rodtico our import duty on tho ptoducts ol tlio Lnltod Htales. Jlrn?ll Isdoiendonton tnrig for rovonue. nnd while In oxchnnso lor froo sugar wo could not give entlro fioe tralo wo aro In a position to ninlo such a reduction of duty that tho produco aud manufactures or tho t nlted Htatoa would oiit.r llraII at a 11 tie lower price than tho 8111110 nrtlclca could bo Imi) ttodfrom 1 urono, nml this would bo rulllclcnt to tronto for Amorlean mnnufucturos In brazil nn lmmonso arid almost n.xeluslvo mntkot ".My country has a lopulntlon of ovor 12, OOO.ouo pooi lo,whll' Cuba hns only a popula tion of -MKio.oo 1, nnd tho consumption In Urn rll of such produco nnd muntifuctures ns tho t ulteil bintns could suppl would In' very largo indeed, iorei.impli) Vo impi rt f Jl udlMJnU worth of cotton goods per annum, li) a reduc tion ot duty most of tlu-eo goods would 1)4 token from tho I nltod btntes nud tho imnor tn Ion of Hour and oihor provisions vvhleh tho I nbod States nlready 6hli in connidorablo iiunntltli's 10 llrnll. would b ivory largoly In creased undor tho stimulus of u prcforenco In tbo mnttor of dtitlos. At present tho Lnltod S'atos purchaosof our produio JGuOoJoou. whilo wo In return only bin ss.DOu.Othi. Tno bnlnuco against tho I tilted .-tales has to bo remlttod In iolil or its equivalent to l.tiropo to pnv for tho merubnu dlso that wo buy fromthur. Under recipro city tho United Stntos would purchao from I Uracil 11 Inrgor iimount but would Increu-oat tho same time the exports to 1 razll llraII Is ns largo a countrv na tho Unltod Stn'o". I Is as well populate-! ns whon the United statos were alio to mensure tholr fi rees with hnglnnd Tho tonditions to-dny nro osi.i'c .illy fnvorublo to a treaty Btich nn tho 1 ni propi -ud. Wohavn just drs'ted a C'onsil- tuilon which will undoubtedly bo ndopted, i-liiillirtotlieConstltutl. n of tbo United Mites, I and tbo tendem-v throughout tho political or- I gunl at Ion la to In-titutious .similar to thoho 1 whli'h oxlst in tin 1 nllod States and havo I given thorn their uiiovniupled prosperity. I '111 peoplo in llraII lean strongly toward the northern roptil II und thoio Is no d ubt, 1 as hnvo a ro ulj statod, that tlmy would hall I with uri'at hiitisutf tlon a uo.ityof nclproclty 1 which would bring tho two republics Into 1 closer commercial lolutlons leading ultlunitolr 1 to Improved facilities for looking and tinns- jiortntion. nnd developing tho oxclintgn of (ommodltles on n hinlo tho mngnltudo of Willi li it i3 now dlllleult to OBtlmnte. I nfuriunntely. Mr. lilnlno Is ono of the few Rtatoiinen In this country who has studied tho iidvnnliui'S to In gnlund l reciprocity, und It ia In I e Inmented that instond of tho question bi'lng dihi tisncd on u purely bui-lneas basis at ir -hould bo. It la lookod nt fiom thn stnnd lolnt of lolltlcs. As n f-tranger to Amorlniu polltl It does not onm to m thnt tho f-ecre-I tnry of Stnte cruld properly liuvo allowed legla 1 itlnn to have nas-od without rlnolng the po I tlon 1 lonrlv before the country, mid whativor I is d no Ihrougli tho statement of that po-ltion bj Vr lilaiiio will stand na nn ovlrtnie of his Btiierlor knowlodgn of tho eoinmerclnl condi tions, not only 1 f tho I nltod StntoB but thoso existing In tbo Statca of tho Americas." IVhnt We are All TulUInc About. Perhaps the llshermen vih) fo out dally for moss bunkers took In biff loads yesterday bnttbej would be exc snl le If thev ill 1 noi ror a 1 earances indicated tb it a 1 He bunkers for miles nroun I Nw kork had cone to the upper bay. from htap eton to a Hue be tween Governor's anl Ked'ow s ls'ands tho water rip pled with the llsh. Their tails and fins stood out of water js steadily as If thousands of the bunkers were bciovv hnlillnu up the to most layer. People on passlntr boats ceul 1 see the llshes by hundreds beneath the stir face line s hool covered an area of several acres Old rslienuen sal I ttiat they hid never seen Ftich n d splaj In their lilts, ind thej reas died that btueflsh must have come in itreat uumbera Int 1 the lowertayanl ai!!a.ent waters .Not a net was cast for all these dsll during the entire dtj-. Mr C n Metcalfe, on of the local representatives of a llrllish bank, tel s thfsslorj relative to Prince George: "A chum of m'ne te said, "was at one time first otllcer on ono of the I enlnutar and Oriental line steamstilr. A few da) a out from I oudon 1 Is ship fell -In with the Rrltlsh manor war Ilacchauto frouileloiu bo s Is customary lu such capes the fenlnsular ship etopped to take such mall as the olhcers and tailors rn tbo man of war mlifht have ready to lost A smalt boat put out from the Bacchante with the malts lu chariro of a midshipman. That midshipman vv as Prince Oeerite, who vvas vervlnit bis first term, s tospeak.a ano'llcer In her kfajesiy s navy. HoOaine onboard delivered his mill, and waa about to return to the Ilacchante wl en my friend who was In charge of the snip at the time, Invite 1 11m below to have refreshments. Tho mllshlpmin accepted grace full)', and ale a biscuit with braLdy and sola aecomiai'lment with such evident appreciation of the courtesy thut the first olllrer was led to enter Into conversation He began with a dreadful break 'B7ihov..ij, I remirke.1, 'you've got Prince George 011 board, baveul jou? What a bore lhat must be I should bale to serve on a ship with him. J sifppose he s nasty particular, Isu t he, and makes the men sunt round I' The midshipman lnughed qulotly. VV e i, I think not. bo replied, 'I'm not err lain, don't jou know r Trinco oeorge,' The frstoiricer had the servo neither to hem and haw nor apologlr After a startled Inst int he s il 1 VV ell, let s lmv e another aud the Prince proved to be a first rale fel ow I y accepting and turning the Hist otllter'a enilarrasimint Into lauthter" other 1 eople here who know something about Trlnoo George Bay that ho is averse to ostentation, and that If he knew what a to do was 10 be male ovir hlmat Sew pott he wool! avoid going there at a'l They si) his thl f delight sor'allj s to lulnglo vvltfc coo 1 fo.lowa, smoke, and exclungo spirits "The idea of ttorlts without words,' as told In our comln Illustrated papers receutij," aanl a gentleman wbohnsilved much In Germany, "Is borrowed from tlio German. The lllejimle Hiuit'r, publUhed In Mun Icli, has coutalued such stories fi r Die last twelve or tlflseu j ears at loist. Many American cnmlo weeklies lave u tstoppel with borrowing the Ideas of their I erinaii contemporaries. They have borrowed the pic Inr" 1 10 clihtr without giving the names of the nr us. at all or with fulso name attached to them Any 1. no can cmivlnte himself or the truth of this statement by examining canfuily the ilgures lu many of the pic tures In question The caps of the men, esfeclally of thesuldiers are distinctively Gtrmiui, und the faces au I waists uf lh women are tain as were never seeu 011 American w omen or In pictures of American origin. Hill more conclusive 1 roof may be found in the albums of Ileinicke or obtrliiidcr, coletirated Uerrunn carlca turlsts, whose stories a Ithoiit words have bseu stolen reikle.slj In Aiutrlta during the last ten months. lie CuTCd. From the Itetroit irte Yen, Alout 10 o'clock the other night a watchraaa at the foot of Grlswold street saw a man acting so quserly that he upproathed uud demanded what he was doing there. 1. .iing to Jump into the river," was th reply. "When I" "Right off" .Sot Intel' "Ves right here VMmilnrT' .N tiling to live for e here a u I tlio watchman, ss the man peeled off hlti'Mi I i 1 jou w told do me a fa.i.r iiieverbi a man a gool hard piim h lu my lile it v oil are b uud lo go lu 1 wish otl w tuld stand with jour heels 1 n the edge ot the wharf aud let in swing tuy right on your noe," Nut If I know myself I won't" "Put vvh) t You might as well be found drowned with a broken nose as a whole one 1 a tow no ou to punch my nose If I can help IL" Well, on area mlif hi) particular man "And von are a mlghiy uieau one." p u'lsasi me An 'd mt 11 rub against me'" Ai d ifi. r iioiduig tuiuseii ready for a row for a couple of nun ues the trai er put ..11 is roat and sauntered ofT ..iii.'llimiUm 11 who louthed bis nose had bet ter tackle a six foot biuz saw. Tou can cure a tor throat with the help of Dr. D. game's L'ipeclorini, a good rained for louite aid MIIUetiu4siwi4UlMl.' xi orb no out a sit yo Toirmc The TCeatern tTnlon Cnlac tn Tlebnllsl frosn tho rilth Floor Up. The Executive Commlttoo ot the Western Union Telegraph Compnny, conaistlng of Jay flould. llussoll Snga, ex-Qor. Cornell. John T. Terry, and Oon. 1 ckort, mot nt noon yester day, nnd do'Ided to tear down tho uppor pnit of the building nnd to rolmlld It entirely from the fl'th floor up. T hero will bo no towor on tho roconstructod building, but nrrangemonts mny bo made for dropping tho time ball from eomo conspicuous po.nt. The work of irnovntlon will bo begun Imme diately, and will bo undor tho direction of J. II. Smith, tliobulldorof tho burned structure Thn old form of the upror part ot tho building will lo abandoned aud four full storlefl will bo nddod. making tho lulldlng nine full-slod stoiloa. besides this tho Uoy street property, which hnRa frontngo of twonty-llve feot. will be built up and mado a part of tho main build ing. Tho Blxth floor, whoro tho Inttorlos wero beforo the flro, will bo devoted to odlces. Tho bnttories will all bo In tho collar. Tho sov onth and eighth flooia will bo mado Into two mam moth oporatlng rooms, each nbout 75V200 foot. At ono end of thoso floors ample room will bo provided for tho tiso of tho Associated I'ro3B. The ninth floor will bo given up to rcstnurnnt. kitchen, laundry, Ac Spoclal attention will bo paid to mennsof egrocs nnd sovornl extra olo vntois, bosidoa thn thtoo nowln tho building, will bo put In. Iho material uxol iu the re construction will probably bo bluoetouo and brick. In nn interview with a Sun mnn, alter tho mooting, .lay Mould enld: Woostlmnto thnt It will cost us tfiO.OOO for each llnor that vvn put up andwooxioct to sot out of it for JWO.iOO. Wo hnvo been llgurinu home tliuoon how toenhirgoour nlnnt. nnd wo should hnvo mndo oxtenslvo Improvement even it the llro hudn't occurred. Wohnve been otionbigon an nverngo four now ollleea aduy. and our old operating room hnd long auo got too small, bo nbout tho only elToet tho llio hns hnd upon us is to force us to begin oporntlons Boonor than wo exneclod." spooking of tho pecuniary loss thnt the com pany Is suirerlng from tho llro .Mr. (lould snld thut their wookiy enrnlngs this lonr hnd been ovecodlug tho"0 of litat year by about I'Jl.Ooii. liut last weok they fell to $10,111111 over thiso of tho same wool; lu lrtsli. Ho eatd that bo dldn t know whothor to attribute this falling oft to Wall Biroot, whoio buslnoia waa nwlullydull, or to tho lire. Tho entire fifth floor of No. 105 Is now covered with ulnlti pluo tnbles, which nccommodato about 200 operatora and tbo tonnnts on ilia fourth floor got notico jesleidnv fo uult This llonr also will be o.cupled ontiroly by telog ltiphors At 41" Jlioadway the caipentorH nro Btill wonting day and night, sotting up tnbles, nnd extrn 01 orators nro being put to work ns fust os wires are found. 'Iho unoumatlo tubo svstom was in oporauon again yesterday Thk buvivii hu.N had Us si oclal "porting wires nil working ns usual, too. 1 no Associateu itoss luovod ovor to l'Jj liroadway yoslerduy after noon. Tho spoclal out-of-town newspaper pcrvice, which ia carried on from Now York, hns been I rnctic ill) pioBtr.itod slnco tho flro. Tho cor respondents lmvo tioen taking lossonslu bus tlluc A Lhbago impor Is crowing ovor tho way It bent nil Its contemporaries Its cono spondont, aided by a bright trlegranher. waa nble to "scoop" ovonthlng on tho lire. 'Iho operator went to V r-ehiivvkon on tho evening of tho lire and found a Io7on old llnltlmoro nnd Ohio wires ljlng dead." telegraphically t-teaklng. He got ono of thorn nnd than Bent word to tho correspondent, who carrlod bis mnttor over b ferry. Tim operator worKod a wholo night in tho office with a railroad oper ntor for his only comnanlon before the Wost ern T nlon peoplo found out that thoro woro nny ldlo wires thero. Whon tho doyon or moro Wostern I nlon men tumbled Into tho oftleo tbo noxt night they found him fairly rovolling In prosa" and surrounded by lots of wires. co3ii'LMia or tor. omloo. Home or the Forty-Seventh Iceclntent Offl. cersi Want Hint to Jtealcn. BlncoCoL Gaylorof tho Torty-sevonth Regl mont in llrooklyn becamo 1 'olvod In business troubles a fow months net, ho hns not been able to glvo much attention to his mllltt-ry duties. Consldorablodlssnttbf action has grown up Inconsequenco among the ofllcers of tho regiment and on Monday night a committee, composod of C.apts. Chrlstoillt, Svvaoy, nnd Eddy, culled at lirlgndo Ilend'iuartors and hnd a long conference with Gen. Mcbeer about tho nlleged unsatislactory condition of tbe regi ment nnd the want of harmony In the rnnks. It Is understood thnt they told tho General that Col. tmylor waa mnlnlj to blatiiB for this con dition of affairs, and suggested that he bhould bo requested to resign It Is a'so undorstood that Gon. Mcl.eer told tho committee that ho did not proposo to do anything of tho kind, but that he would hold un Investigation nnd glvo each Ido a lull opportunity to bo beard. Col. Gnylor hns Peon conbldorod ono of the most olllelal oillcerB in tho Nntlounl Guard, nnd until bis recent troubles occurred was extremely popular with his men '1 he commlttoo which waited on Col. !at lor. It Ik f-nid. does not represent a mnjonty of tho officers. SIAVLlh'O RUSSELL SAOIZ. Georfl-ej Gonial Ktiapectvsl of Teltlas thai lloj that the- Old Man Vssa Constat:. Itiissoll Sage was on the Stock Exchange yes terday for tbo socond time In his life. Ho hns been amemborfor ueHrly twenty years. His first vl-it was just after his eleotion. Tho boys woro roughorln thoso days, but Mr. Sngo ran tho gauntlot In lino style. Hix years ago, whon joung George Gould was elected. Mr. Sago and Washington Connor fixed up the businoss for him. '1 hey notiflod tho brokers that voung Geoigo would probably npnear on 'Change on a certain day. The boys wero on tho lookout for him nnd mauled him In great style, Hmaah lug Ilia hut und ripping his clothes oj en. v hen Mr. r-ngo nppeartd yesterday it looked an If tloorgo (lould had bided hla time and Imd fixed the machinery for vengeance. Mr. Sago was pulled nud mauled, his hat smashed, aud 0 lino old rumpus mntleover lit 111 generally. He Ilnnlly Ohcuped, but emlled bontlllcally over the incident. i oung (Iter nnd young Clnggnrt. known ns tho kids" of the Produce 1-xcria'ign practical jokms. got Into a tangle on 'Change yesterday, made fun for otbor folks and ended by being cnllod before the lloor Committee. Their en thusiasm will bo squelched by the committco. ASSKSSOIt KVllTll OUTS ASOnT. Ho Double) isn Anseeeinent, and tbe Owner Stakes Vnplcnanul Intimation. Hugh McCrossln and ABscssor Kurth had a row In tho Assessors' office In llronklyn on Monday, to which tbo ntlentlon of Mayor Cha pln will bo called ns Boon as he gots back from hla vacation, Mr, McCrosnln Is a heavy leal estato owner, and he culled at tho oiuco to protest against the valuation put on a piece of his proporty by AsEessor Kurth. Tho assossod valuation last year was J250, but this year It la twlco that amount. Mr. SlcCrosslu Inslstod thin there wns notlilno; to justify tho great in creiiB, and Intimated that Assessor Kurth's action losultod iron siltr, bocaut-o Jlr. Mc Croshln bad rofuaed to sell I1I111 the proporty. 'Iho eontroversy botwoen thorn vvaued bo warm that business In the ofllco was tempnia nlv ati-pordol, i.nd n llsiioulT encountor, It is Fnld. vv as only avoided by tho interfcionco of J'rosldont Wilson. Assessor Kurth usod very strong language to Mr. McCromln, among pthut things calling him a liar, and tho latter nns anuouneud his Intention to complain to tbe Muyor uud nuk for hurlh's romovaL Drink, fallen! Friend. In tho nnclent days of this motropollssome philanthropist, long 6inco forgotten, caused a Btouo trough to beset up at tlmcornor of Moll 6troat and llrondway, whereon tho words "Drink, l'atlent Frlnd," chuned oach other In has relief around throe sides of the Btructuro. The locond vv as popularly supposed to refer to tho horse, and In the beginning It was bollovod that tho pipe ends protruding Into the basin woro connocted with tho city's wutor works. As time passed and no pntlmit or oihor filenii found aiiithing 10 drink thoro tho op .ion grow thill thp Mono nflalr was eltnor a Butire or tlio omboillment of A. ConiMoek's idea of vv hut 0 Baloon should be. 'Iho fact was, how evur. that ua long as tho old Croton ruiuoduct Fuppllod ei,H wntor thnn the Inhabitants of hew lore actunlly needed llttlo attention Ye8 1 ,'Bl'1. hY l'10 Uepnrimeut of l'ubllo orU to fountains of any elmraetor. ohter dav; -ho Btone trough w mllfoi tho lrt tlmn nnd It was nn erldencn to all ole-ei vers that tluMnnv.iijueduet had brought Iho w.it.-rlovol III tlllll Dlltllll I. Ilk III t'lvoil UP IO II h,tl,.. ton i.olght Inh tppil) howrtver novvolldla. elplined horro would nccopt tho ioiig-siandlng Iriviiati n .Not oven tin. ('hlrl09 atilmalMof the 1'ost nilbo would more than anlir at It. 'Jhe trouble was ihat thn dust of HgflB.tollected on the bottom of the basin, hnd rison in a thick scum to tho Burfaeo of tho water and rested thoro. an utiappotizlng barrier against the p. tlont friend satisfying b s th rst. TootU Fllllnu: to Huruionlaa vsllh torn, plrxlnn. mm t roront ciote' cci'tint 0 tv PneeettHii IAe OHIiirlo litntai Society. Dr. Johnston of Chicago oiled th cutting edg of an eye tooth, using a combination et plat uum and gold roztxicAh GO 3 XI P. I Thr will b more local tiikttt tfiU un tha t H York liameen for years, Anj tt.re litrndraJ tfieni may nomlfiAU county lli'lt. nnJ anyone hui vSraJ I cltlvfna may nomlnato a'lJiil.Ufi for f'onjrrrM. ai I tembl). ami tbo Common touucl! Tlie on.y uat I place I on thli U that tlis cetlincatea mint b a.orn 10, B nnd that no penon iball tian more tlian one crrt neat of nomination forny ofTltfe. TMhIom notprexentt B rame three bundretl rrom nom nathu a whole c mniy B ticket Mi.l crtn.litlatei fererory th-t-i t o'tlce, A i ttiti fl lattrno. with no flxpcnpp to Itiem except that itiey jCla mutt fret up the r own crttacHtei anl piy for the t &A penat of batinc It tworn to A notary nny ho hire 1 for fle dollars to swtar In tho whole three htinlrtdltth y itntiM cnll on him some tn rnttitt In jnrtke h it. erer, the rertlflcntes will he made feparMely. and the thrre hundred miiv cost thirty duilar ThK wtfx poitatre nnd rar fnre. amounting l pMhaMy fifty dol larn. will le nil the expense that pe tile w? o want to run a cniiiny ticket will hne to t(o to lu rdr to hare their ticket printed nnd dlfltrlbtiteil Th"cit wi hATe I to pay fr nil the printing dlstrlbutlnc and otliiut H tUVtt p'dlliiu 1 aclt vcr, no matter wl "Vr he H wish's to or nit will hate to tnke a copy of eveiy itiLet, That the rrohlbltlonlts, who, n tuuil, nre frit la R the rield with their tl kct, see thl punt It fh wti ty their nuklru only f.vx) for campnltru expnftf lT4 U huntndd liars It not enough to tend, h pter to tri rejxlstered rnter Tho octalutt will tin I it rtnn n haothelr ticket distribute Ipmperl) thl inr lnpnt H year they haToheenf.h'e to (ret their t1ket dliirt imj 1 only In dlstrlite whero there were quite a nuinterof W hoclallsta, while In the I rown atone tlltrlctn there wat B not a aSclliat tlrket to be tern. Tt.l-.yrar erry voter fl In tbe brown stone district will hare fi receive a B Koctallst tltket If he does not rrcttxe It treat It prop erly And with caro, nnd return It, his vote h,1 noL 1 taken flnldesthat thero wilt te a Labor ticket, la case tbe labor mn conclude to nomlnnte nne lulu Labor ticket may bo the Knljthtt of Lulnr or the I-ederAt.nn of Ijibor ticket. Tha Cent rat Labor Union can ea I get tin en hundred sittne rt tn put up a ticket of Itt own Then there will te the regular Democratlo ticket, with poiMMy another Oemucratla ticket and the Itepubllcan ticket. This leae nut the mass ot unattached citlom who In bloc ks of Uuumay jj nominate county tlcken of their own 1 ten uf tho al) evnty Pve cterteat Llllzens haa onlv lo tjet three ad J.' dittonal names beHldei bis own to put up their tliket, Tlio liar Aitoilatlon, the rrodui Kxitiatiffo the -tnck Lx chanve, Chaiaber of Coiiinicrce, and nil the other tea merclal nnd profes lonalbodien lu the city which de dined to ko Into the t lerlcal tltlrens' movtment may Humiliate tickets of their own b haling a nntarr tJke the signature an t acknowledgement of each mem berns he iroes to some meeting of the b My with only the res rictfon that one man must not sio-u more thus one certificate for the tame otllce All that this would cost lo tho hire of the notary and the paper, pen, and Ink. Another side of It which U not contemplated by tho law Is the irreat Meld tblt lea. es open for the practical H joker. Many men may wake up In the morning wheu O the new epa. era print the lUt of candidates whore cer. A ttrl c ate hrive been duly Hied an t And that they havo f been iiouili ate 1 for toinooil.ee without their ktiowlni I at out It. There are b veml thousand practical Jokert fl In ew Tork enough to nominate a tew hundred on I pre n men, AMerabl) men and Aldermen It would I take very little trouble for thom to make the nomltia- 1 tlon. much Ies4 trouble for each Individual than It wou d be forthemaiwbo wasuomlUiitad tocetoutof 1L J Kmployees might ihnw their regard for their era- 1 ployor by nominating him for run cress or for the floor- n walker, or tlielr favorite ra oonkeeper or clkAr dealer, 3 by getting up a certitUate ti.run hlin for the Board of Jj Aldermen. There Is noihfnir In the law to prevent J this, it In rather encouraged. Unless the man so no a J lnited declines the n nttiinttnn In due legal form tho I city will hae to print Iih ballots ana hand one toi3Q, H cjoo or 3(,mf votere. There are some men to whom a HI joke of this the would ettm excruciatingly tunny, la fl cose ho should decline the law ttys 'The officer to 1 whom such m tlflcntlon Is pi en shall forthwith inform, I b mill nr otherwise one or mor persons whose namei H are attached to the original certificate of nominatiea 9 that euch nomination has 1 eon declined. A A man who is out of town an 1 does not hear of hit M nomination cannot get out of It, unless he should aot W legally ten days beforo election. In or ler to deollno, n he must notify the otllcer with whom tho original cer ji tlflcaie of hu nomination was filed at least twelve dayi n tefore the election If he was nominated by a convea fl tion, or ten dajs If he wns nominated by so-called "in- fl dependent citizens Tl is dec lnatton most bo signed fl and duly acknowledge!, otl"erwl?je the bnltotg would fl hae to be printed. Thus a man maybe forced to run fl if advantage is taken of his absence from tbo city or h his sickness. J Hnce tho remnants of tbe old Labor party h aro found J out how cheap it Is to run a ticket nnder the new law, j they have made Dp their mlndd that they will go Into) politics again. The dittlculty with their going Into poll- j tics Is thnt too many of them want to be nominated. This difficulty may be solved by nominating them ail, H each man for the otllce that he wishes. Thero must bo n at least 3X) men who do not want un office for every fl man who is actively after 11 This would enable all tbo fl many candidates to ha e their tickets printed freo. fl The Central Labor Union has already deotded to ft H Into politics and nominate a tloket. They havo ap- m I olnted a Conference Committee to lo ik after It. Thl H Conference Committee and the boolaliats aro trying to m agree, but the Socialists have withdrawn from tho Ceo flj tral Labor Union and do not wnnt to have any moro to ffl do with It. That means a hot. tails t county ticket. tl The Central Labor Union did not go Into tho Clerical fl Citizens movement, but itshecretary, James P. Archl- M bald is Vice-President of the Clerical Citizens. Mr. raj Archibald s friends expect that he will get tho nomltia- ifl tion for Comptroller from the lerlcal Citizens, and that fl the giving the nomination for the chief financial officer H of the olty ought to Bithfythe Central L&Dor Union. IB borne of the 1 ahor men havo an Idea that tbe Comp- H troller tlxesthesa'ar of the city emp ojees, and that W be can pay the laborira more, at the expewoof tho of ffl Dcluls w 1th $Wti lalarlea. flj Mr Archibald is also a memberof the Exceltler Labor H Club, a Knights of L ibor organization. This shows th H loiloence that be has. Mr. Archibald was born la H lJublin, Ireland, and cime to thli country Ave or six fl 3 ears ago. lie boa takin part in labor politics ever fl since, lie supported Henri (jeorgeboth times he ran, 1 and presided over several labor roUn,'. He has been M prominent in the Central I abor Laiou and hat teea PI one of lis officers for several ears. IIo is fairly UIl, HI alout five teet ten inches with yellowish tialrandyel ifi lowfsh inoustaclie and Ur.e blue eyes. A tight wu jl made Against Mm in the t'cntrtl Labor Union on a Bb chstrge by one of its raemUn that be took, expenses J (rem the 1 ewocra.lc (nmialgn Cum'iiittee In Jhbsfl, m This charge wat InrrstUnie 1 aud jifter hearlugthe wit- H nesses Mr Archibald was re elected necreury, A An Interesting young man who may go to tho Assentr H bly this fall la 1'erclval Karquhar, one of eato Caivla 9 ti Brlce t young men. uung 1-urquhar ran for the As nfl seinbty last fall in tbe Third dlstrM. and was beaten by fcj James A. Monaghan At thut time the district waa Kg MitUTummati), ab Mr Motiagliau was the iiomlnee of Ym the Kepubllcausaud the lounty lem'Crats combined, m but since that time Judge O R illy, the i ounty Doinoo ff racy leader Im bei ome thu lammany leader, and It la Jl a string Tammany district Mr urquhar isof scotch fl i descent, as his mine In iicates, hut be lust some Tam IV many Irish votes through tho district because the oppo- D stllou said that he was aa Italian. They called him A) 1 ercivalo larqnharo and stirred up voters not to send flj a dago to the Arsembl). .Mr l-nrquhar s frlcii striedto K convince the voters than he wns not an Itullau, hut V they could not get him around In time. He was in with fi bunator l!nce7ti tiererai ratlroul euterprlxes, and was H known as i.rce mastut. He is one of lhi luckiest I ouuginen In Wallstroet He hai a good leal, aul 3 kuows how to take oaro of bluuslf, but the lu uu X kiory was too mucU tor him, I There is some talk ot ucKrnrie bempie, tbo present n Assistant U Is trie t Attorney, as a compromise candidate vi for district Attorney, Mr temple Is as little lapulttlca jl as any man In the iOMrlci Atturnsy s oHl-e He wu H assistant when Judge Manli o was I'lsirtct Atturno), U and he sta ed right au.n mi ter ol. Kellovrs lie is lu fl charge of the ortlvo during the Co onl s absence Iho fl branch of the work whic i hu personally looks after is rm theappeas Ho is much more of u lawyer than a poll fl ticlan Ho came from one of the Oulf ntates, where his V father was a Hemocratle .National Committeeman D John McMackin, former leader of the Labor party, fi hna a four dollar a da) Job In tbo Custom House That ft is tlfty rents lees a day than he could earn at his trJo fj as a decuratie painter fetUl, ho hasnn office 9 The Jttalne tirni-i Mtlou All Jlfskt. W uvi tut b tw Ua t en Ji'tfittrr, In reply t a pessimistic ixi reoslou lu regard to tho f yiutli ui this luiid, fur tuN m.j m Where nud ou Hnd I etter ppetliuen-i of youthful H nerg). endurance, self coqln t, and grit than the boat 1J crews vt Hnrvarl and Wu liteh mat h I at New SIM Lii n' mi need not to afrn d tint s uh tigoroua MR an 1 eiilvrprlolug ttpirlls wilt he lutapnt t in tuaglng tK the s ia iii.ihliitrt tti tl e tl i) 4 t ui Mry t km I ra ti) i d Hue ins ?ar tol I ir i i le 1 au 1 tjw dr i,k f wit, who wul it l q mi! b int tlaiut-Ti and VJV Jiiln l i s JV In M-Msrlibt. rite future will rest safe y lu such AKt hauls. IB Jlquul to the Occasion, Wj from 8n JKjra lift. 9B "I hear yon were introduced to rrciideut Caraol UV, when you w ere In f urle." Hfl W,I" Vl w hat did vuu say to him f" 1 "Hell. I had to say something, and tho only words of Prenchtbat I coull think ul wero 'Farlsi tout yrarv ,it clC bulsaidthst -kv xclt1uc News 1'ioiu Texas, 3fl Vein tht "flu AntO'ii- rryrtiu (I Tkero s a rustling of nation. I ?u5r,,ii!Wtt,n.u'ofu4kMi Ifll Tbo devils broken JoeseagalL si.
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1 THE SU1N, WEDNESDAY, JULX 2tf, ItKJU. fl W THC FAKMEKS ARE ON TOP. THEl' W'Mlf ""I''- HE.1IOCRATIO PLASS lllinS IS (IKOlllll.4. menart 'rnvtril )T the T.ack for Caa. BI",.V.1.,.f.l- Hint It-ad to il,e hrni.li Wiin't Ilrhmoolli I ravellluu. iTitsitt July 2J.-Tho nuiliUn itntl unsx Ml.,,a walnlratvInK of .lolm 1. htownrt from Jl the C.iicrp-i rneo In tlio l'ilth dlsttlct yos terdiy U- ilironn lli neo la arouml tbo tjtato llou" Into consternation. 'Jiils Is duo nots-o iimoti totlipfauitli.it Mownrt hasdls apteaej Tor ho was alvvavs locanleil as an jndlllcunt -iTl of a mnnwlio liolil Ills neat In Concir-' lTi-lli'l nii 'tiln t" lelyious nnd uttan v uilices. bit li emit.' of the man It ha liouulit ii' 'li" fiou-. Col. I.oonlilus I.lv Incsti'n Is iTosMoiit of llie Mn'o Farmers' Alliai co, uuil a innu of unboun loj nmliltlon. ).irnro. wlioii lie was oleoteil l'roslilant of tfca Alliance), it was prodletoil nt oneo that lio would bo In tlio rate fur llio Governorship. V. J, IvoriUii. I'rn-lileut ol tlio Ht.ito Au'rioultuittl Boeiaty. was already In tlio race for that o'lk'8, tndloru tow months It lo. Ueil as If tho far mers would havo a icd-hot llcbt nnd kill thom IbH ut or politics. It was concoded that Gov. Oord u, whose time wns about to expire would succeed Sunnt'ir Joseph 1 Drown In tbo United States .Senate. Tbo soldloi rotn wLleli put Gordon iu tbo Onboruutorlal chair four Tears aco was no Mronir and enthusiastic thai no piio over dicamod of coutostluu Gor don's nclil of wuj iicnlii. 7 ha CI. vornor, uotivlilislnndlnii this solidity With tlio 40li!'r ".etc ruooKiilzod the stroncth of tbo tunnels' u-oveuioi t. and wroto a flutter Inc letter einlorslni: the Alliance iilntform. Meantime everlliini: weut on Hatl'factorlly. liorlb was to bo (juninr. There would be no i- Interference with l-omun. f.lvlncston would co I tai oiik'ius-. r. in tlio 1 lltli, and tin. farmers would I." puimlUcd in 11:11110 tlio uiombers of the l.onl-lutmo un ,uo-tioii"d. Throo-fourths of tho counties have nlieady nnniod Alllniico cainli'ia'.'-' tor tlio Legislature and tlioy will t in .l I1.1t body almoin. ol). With this pio criiiniiio owr.iuly us MitlsOod, and tlio oeo Ki.icami uteu 1 n misej to bo tamo and Itnlnicro-tlni:. .Now. as to J ivlnnston. his enemies wore clad that ln as 1 ut Inl" bo raco for Concross from the 1 llth d air.et. to auso ihoy urKiioil that ho could no e cm 15 It. 'Ihi-')' folt that ho would .n-iaiitlileroil in tin- race. A jo nt dobato was arniUk'K'l Li. t-n 1 I' 11. on and istowmt and o I'leu. id mis iho nil 'ai'lly of tlio Allinnco lo.id 'i tli.u h" 1 an od tlio crowd inStoiinit'rt onnlio e miiotii: mi 1 uu.ber belni: relatives of He r-tiin.'!; inu lon.Ti'ssninn. ll. Ilret primal. 1 b In-id In Walton county on l.n-t '-I'" dm nun .111 which htowart was ro unnii-n I n''J rn.noil that bo no to tlio I ri'M lililtiticr ol .1. iliuiitlini earlr on .Monday mor'lnt. h m'liuicti o u r ukcoplnc hlin fiora cltiin. I. i.t mi Mm 'nr. So oviTwliolmiiiii w.11 tl.o duftfat ul 'Mi lb.' men who hnd tianit'd umU'r ti'W.ut tlnu tin ''iiitirali.-ntlun siuoal Inio o I'cr ill'ini'h. 1111 1 omjii Conurossinnn l.l.iuni is 11 tin' i.m.o.. oi!j.'o, nnd may have to to lint Clio (.co 14111 o croi-smnn Is n!a, nndtL.it Is 1 I'lm ti. I'm nor. Ho is m'.o only li- .r.1-0 u.li a nun In r r,r bis counties have uctf.l .il I'.idy. iimo in i'.o n-c.ill luipD-sslble. t is 111 t'ni ht.itii Hi.iim. that ihe blow hns fnlon hoi it-.t .0 cim' dent weto Gov. fior donflnlld n. 1' I 11. u d e tbo net Senn 0i Ii.tr ou'r.iiihUAi') ni.nlo to cot cnmiiiltt.lls lor Llm hi tl 1. my mootincs. Tho men n'ri'.i.. y nnnn-.i .1 o iiiimmIh-m ut tho Alllanco aii'i arc uni leritv I I h ri nmrk.iblo success of I Iiiiu,'-.!". in runt nc owan has fired his Inn: .tiou, and th cclini; is nlrcnilv sprondlni; tnrnuch tin t 'o 1 o .so Hint ns tho Alli Hnio w il bo re.iroon'i' I In tlio lower house of lmu'ii's b aboui t-oio n-l'.vo ii'omboib, iholr tlco'v in uid 1 1 c 1 iiinp'etoil without ropro I'litittli 11 li II." I nl ol Mates f-cnaio. Tlio N in 1 r a. nip 0 on'n henf the Allliinconould tecorii" mo .eal roltho fnruior party in tho Inlte. M .to 1 lilnc-t n lia-j t.o .li'monstrafc 1 hlsrapa"ltv fT 10.1. IcnliT t' nt net In I .(orciii alono but from ov 11' M' an ci i.iro In tho Union comoi HfXpro M"nii thei'o-lM that ho t-hould tnl.o in tin- c 'Ko m battlo and carry it into tho ben a'crla' ircna. Inc (r cri'ls ofOov. Oonlon nrenowrumlnat lnco crrhe fact tint not a s-lnirlo man has beon nominated to tho Lecislaturo bccniiao of I1l9w.11 io.or.1. Uiory l-suo bus br-on subor (llimtod 10 that of tbnfmniar. l'rosidont I.lv liiK6lon 1ms said notblnir as yot. Hn would trobni.ly curb his nmhltinu If his own will was I todecldo tho mnttr. but he is now on tln sea I oIriIIU.'s In tbo bands of lus friends and is in no war to blnmo If the imitation ot events has rooti!tod it that hoBhould be thrown In col lision with Gen. John 1). Gordon. JsiuniA'a pujxiom hack xuacic It Wm to Ilnve Ilren (ha Finest In the I.nnd Why Wa. It .Vliuudnneil t The property owners of Astoria wero elated about two years acowhon it aopoarod protty certain that n ruro track would bo built on lfell Gam NeeU that for beauty of site and convenience of access would eiiuitl tho famous track at thoepshoad. 'Iho scheme bad bcon talked about for a Ioiil' time, nnd tho land for the track an l biilldlacs had already jl been soloitod. At least It had been k thrust on i lie promoters of tho scheme cl by I:. J. 'poley. who was ono of the pmmoters hiuiholf. Ilo hnd olTored his farm of l 0 iick"-. and bad cunrantced that lt acnis n or' eiuld b--ocured from l'ranlc CoKoulinven, wi'..-M Mini adjoined his. He tnJ nci'-o I to eiirronde' tlio old homostend on t!" i roi.e-tj for .1 dull hou-o and lo lo.ibo tho W.0I11 Ui. nu t" .1 11 1 c i.'porailon for a torm ctlwc ti i .ir- 1 1 .1 annual rental and 11 cer tain bl in- t tin. 1,1,0k. nhon this Infornm tlon In 1 1.11. 11 nil. pub !c and welchtlly con Id'roil arid t 10 in u storla were all nu lous t Imi.,1 'iimm os. 11'... uuil hnd cultiva ted tit j lin.ii'ihii tn tho point of enabling tlieci to si fin eir iinlHoyo nst crowds of leoil ton, nii 1 11 -in. mmn htreot and heat terliiu .1 II 1 -1 !t:i ai,d ieit. there came a lull miliD 1 r ice. 11 !.i 'us t.iu.j t t ntk at Guttenborcwns only .1 1 111 in. r.!i-. u .1 It w.i. cloarthnt a ralletia .11 1,1.1,. h was tho Hielnid out la tn. In'iuu wkiii 1 drnwnll thuJeisuy cui .,1,1 to, 1. 11 his iiniltretooil tb.it Mr. Nool ivun 'orkliih'tiuril iu intcres tho blK ia. o nore "iniois in 1 1, h. 'leu and that a power-liilas-iiL.iitioii w i- -lowly liuihdrolrbeiiic or Kiili'd. UiH'iiiiii 1 ivd jears. ni;on nani: of about 1,11 j i ;iUu jai cmrs cnuio over to liell l a'e i'riii.i ii' 'I hesau work with piiks a ,il si oials. it nas centrally con cede; iii.it tiK. ii'soelntion bud at last wi'ii 1 reated, nici 1i1.1t a raco tra.'k Jus hlinpij a ini. snoii o( tlmo. Htntements jvere elrciilated to 11 u cfTect that .sonntor "st, I i ky I'uMwiii and other equally neu-know, own rt f incu horss and plun i.r0i ilmtorf v. e 'lolilud tho scheme, and J.'ia, tl.oi' 1 ad d 'tcrn.ii.od to build tlio boat rack In tl.o un M, A nnn bytho nama of iir,iteri, in. Mhols icoii-hIcuoiib llcuro In tho ''ybln'h.untt. in.B iipoi horso races, nppenreii Tilth tlic Italians 111 tbo cuisa of a boss. Ho wnscrodl Mtli 1,0,11 tlio roinosontatlTO, or 1 fLW B.ur 'iiin mi lid. of I.ucky Jlaldwln. mil that hi-i.ukI'ips-. was to superintend the bulNiiuir of tl.o truck, tu hnridla tbo money, nnd toei.'noi.tii, ntiael-. 11 'he 1ii ac 01 land wore markoit out, tho I' lines of tl. ti.i.-n .wore drawn, and tbo bite lor in ur.tn 1 -land ui- -elected. It would bo ojrii 10 impinio up. n the location, for tho lto fHcou.il lo' tip. cra'i 1 -land afforded 11 porfci t j w ii in. ,,i. -0 as we'l as an unlnierriii ted Vi'Wolthor.M) Tlio Italian lalioiors had ov temii eninu pi,ipHri,j fn-n iouk stay. They ii" ns mini p.,ts and Irottlns with them as Italian l.".i orors 110ml to cook ihir victuals e. and they took pos-o slon of tlio yarn nni oiitbulldincs on Mr. Woolsey's larrn lor M.epln- .uarter'. They ilue foim, "I. Mls ni111 ,IBftl1 "1 ulrt l rJ.iV u.1' 10 ''"Hows, an I tho work 1 rourrssril jnill tlicro was n lino stroni: oi'ii'imkn cut f"e rhor's eduo mil tho uiounil was irV' 0,"V":l1 10 '"Vlu "in work of u'ndlnr tho jraik 1 ii.p t, foiirii mlon lor tho uriimJ "and was 1 it, nn, i, had io,iel,id the loo of V.9"''" l.on one ufterii. mil tho residents of j pria boi'iiii.i.iw.iruof some herl"iis Mulilo I1V1.', a- It was nlieady culled. 'Iho lniMStt"'a raulncwintl.fully and il inand thlil ?'r,p"''t ihairraiikK roi-o swollod and irdri,aniareitnted by a number of othor Mih ii' d'l' c4iruii:o owjor. .iml liiiriiis thA itoioss f tho work thoro had jW'iiiinn small ,-i,,iipH or visit. .rs. -it tlie-ceiio Or. V.'1"1" ","'11 wr" enrrl.'d about In tre"!), 'V,".l",i' "ei'ders 11. It was the tin inl i?,.l"il,.tl" 'rK w"r" 'toeUioldon ch.M"t,,u "'.ll0. ',",0 m'oro-toil In tho Kid ir',u.,'r "I. '''irn.iK' ildes. It is th i t.'""a '.r' lJna ,whp" tl10 demands fJtf' sentry and llm Italians woro lint ri nfl"1"'1 watf 'bieatoieil. Tlioy ers .iw""? r"lk' labor J 'billy Ittindleil nnuy until the liibt lli. 1, 1'" "I"1 'to Intcndenf bit 1, ,uM ,l!'l 0"r--' atoSr,!. Ae'u"'i iTucoeded to Io.koi all I BJw'llhihr,mal"?.f H" "iroposed racotrnck lb PtanJ nVJ18. ",".1 V10 'ouodatlon for a cr.md buoe;,,,H,ni"'. V" ,",on faurrendcred to mg'Lle- 'be nearest approach to a c'"hMS?alJ.hS?Sr.to wUm tW Vlarm I'lclntr I'nim.r Km, Illniieir u'w" 'rIHT. shot him.e'f 'e lti tlrd.n, J L'u, A ""n rem lor yet "Uill.i,i,r,ll.',,l!,an, ",(l" ati'ur.Mt IMtlmtrrel, r .iiaaB1iM, 0ltlv)ulTUI)rtUg.Jcl:. li:S.lS I'LAMHS AKQEHHD. Thar Oheet rnrlnc Hrlhea for Good lionn4a la Prosiieet Iark. The lawn tennis players of Brooklyn. Flat bash, and Williamsburg, who are nccustomod to disport tliemsoltes of a holiday on the Krouuds sot aside for tennis In Trospoet Park, are un in arms against tho park authorities. The playots claim that the inanniromont ot tho crounds Is vory lax. and that undue partiality Is tdi'iwn cerlnlu individuals and clubs, who havoro 'noie claim on tbo Commissioners 'or lavots than them'olves. They nleo complnln aualnst a system nf heap bribery which hns been colnc on for tlio past Iwo or throo yoars, and -ccurea f..r the liberal clrers cholcn nnd well marked courts cood situations, nnd the pcl'lvoassuianco that a desirable court will always bo ut their servlco no tnnttor how si eat tho 1 unli. 'Jhoioaro nenrly two hund'ed courts laid out 1 n tho spacious nnd lovely ploco of t' round Immediately behind tho hill which backs tlio mti'lc slnud in Prospect Turk. Tho courts aro nil ws.l blluated, iillhouch thoo nearor tbo shade of tho trees aro more desirable. Tlioy nro tho loast bit ciondod, butthla Isabsolutoly noecs'iry, as It provides inoro room for tho thousand or more tennis onthuelssts who dally amuse themselves In tho pnrk. Abundant ma toilal. such ns patont tnarkors mid other im plements, as noil ns a Inrire forco of rnon are provided by the Commissioners to see that tho cotutB nro kept In tho beat of condition nnd nlways woll inarkeJ. Hut thtH Is wborotbo hitch coinos In. Tiieso mon. accordlnc to tho plajois. nao beon so woll treated that It is wor-e tha.i d'nwlnc teeth to est thorn to mark ot pa'ch up souio inlllnc delli'leney In a court unless n !i i-oent pleeo Is forthcoiulmr. Aitsoun as 'be tin is alien thoniou Immediately bo conm all smllos. nnd will wiilmcly render vnu nuy-orl,o, Iroui puttlus up vour net whllo youciiiinly liiok on. to walklim to the dairy, n illstaiua nf one-elebtti ol a mile, nnd cottlni; you 11 1 nil of water. 1'or this Inst service the imik ei.ipliiyee. who should bo mnrkllu: tbo courts nl tho other plnyeis. Including ihnsu win. cannot iiHoril to bo iiiiiKuanlmoua, f-ouio-time- hetiiii much ns M) cent-. Jmrlui: ti.e suiniuer senson tho courts nreln Brent deinund. This is especially so on Sutur diiis anil holidays. L'p to two joars ak'o tho crounds. which were then Inanoihor, althoucb 11 a -ii iloHlrublo a poitlon of tho park, wero larco onoiii:li to accomraodnto all comers. Tho rapid i.rowth ot Intersil In tho iramo compollod tho Cnmmlssioncrs to becuro 111010 spacious 1111:11 tor.-, and tho site now occuplod wns chosen. It Is n well-known lact that tho ciuntn ol lawn tern is within tbo past two years has beon s. tiiotliintr marvollous. Tbo Plaieis havo lncrinuU threefoll. while tbo mounds hato bnrdly been doubled, it Is at tbl point that the kickers cot ln their chlot kick, eno of 1 hem snld tho othor dny. "'Ibis trouble ticcau about two joars aco. At lli.it tlmo tho crounds bad just beon ro mond tu where they now nro. nnd for n fow inoii'bs ho ncei nimod.itlons woro nmile. Itut the pbuors crow in number, nnd a fio-h Impe tus was ciion to the came, until It became nece-ary iora porson to roach tho park oy 3 in tho miirninu to bo sure of a court. It was at this point thnt Boernl clubs and moro than ono individual lnanaced to cut around thoman who i.icn had cbarco or tho net nnd locker Moms and soouroi his inomlsn, for tho paltry pittance of a cmurier of a dollar, and to sot ut) tholr nets In courts proscribed by theiuselvos. beloiotho ocular ciowd beenn to nTrlvo. As tbo men w:ib in the habit of nrrlvmcr nt tbo paik bs o'ollck, It was well woith his while to deny blmsalf an oxtra hour's sloop and reach Ids 1 ost by 7. Ho would tbou Inuuo dln'ely proceed o fot up nets, thus sccurltc for hi- omplojors tho best situate! and lost crnded courts ln tbo pa k. J his state of t nines went on utiili almost ovorytonnlsplajer in tho p'.rl; saw thioucti it- Instead ol hurtlnc the net man's business, It only seemed to In crease it, and tho time enmo when ho was obliced to eulist tbo soi vices ol tho court marker. lns for blm! ho llttlo know tho hnrmbo was dolnc in securmi; tho help ..f ihoso men. for thoy succeeded. Iltllo bv little, in tnl in his entire buhinohs nw iv Ironi him nnd cetlltr: It thein-ohes. Afer iiinklnc Horn $1(1 to in a week besides bis regular inyltwasa blc tumbo 11 r tbo net room man t find hlms?r cettl'ic on y his lormer salary and his old hour of recreation. At la-t he succumbed, and sent in his resignation about a yoar aco. A le-s competent Put n 010 honest man now has his job. About a week aco 1 i-Iiirte 1 out, thinking to set tho totter of tbo court markers by -o-curtiic for myself one of tloiavori.o c iiirls, which aro known ns tho tournament courts' from tho fact that thoy aio iibod durlnc tour linments. J ic idled the pane about 7 o'clock, nnd made lor tho not room which is under tho dairy. s I drew near I saw thioo wheelbar rows heaped lilcli with nets, somo hearlac tbo colors of a certain chin, ami I ollerod my check to one of tho men nnd asked fcr my not. but to my cieat mrpriso it was reluecl me. 1 know h would bo no uo tn make a fuss so I nuluily stood D ni.il watched thorn. Ono by ono tho netb were broi cht out until thero wero soiuo two bundled piled on tho wheelbarrows. The door was then lucked and the nets wero wheel' d over to tt. tenuis crounds, whero tbev woro sot up on the best courts, which had just ben freshly marked. Tho Iiracular Ity of thobo proceedlr.es Mruclc mo ns bcinc I rathor unlawful, 1 decided tn innko In rjulry I wont to the Litchfield mnnIon. whero tho tenuis ofllces are located a d in nutiel ,0" 11 copy of tho laws covornlnc tha u-n nf 'he tennis crounds. 1 was referred tu a Inrco placard tacked on tho wall, which woro 'headed by tne words. Hides nnd llceulations.' On roadmc this, one rulo strucK mo as belnc a cood one tn n-aken test of, and I decided to try Ir on ihnt aftornoon. It was. 'Any net loft unused by the owners or those ln charge for oor an hour may be taken down and another sot in lib place.' "I immediately returned to tbo house and secured my net nnd thnt of a friend whose chock I had. Mittlnc his up on a cood court. I took my own over lo tho otnor end of the ciounds and placed It beside tho netnf n prom inent elu intondlnc. alter an hourV time, to take it down nnd sot my own in;Its place. Of course It was noces-ii'y that all other eouits should bo occuplod before 1 would bo justlllod ln carrying out my plan, but this did not ro tar.l in any, as nil tho available space was soon taken. Torty-llvo minutes passed, and still n. teprcseutatlvo of tbo club put In nn appe.irunce. It now boenme evident to mo thnt I wns bolnir watched, foi directly npposlto mo stood one. of the court markers who lud sot up tills san. 1) net. The hnui'lind now elapse J, nnd. rising Irom tbo ground. 1 wont up to the not. km eked ofl the guy ropos, and wns proceeding tn pull un Ihe Hakes prior to packing up tlio v.hoie utlair. when tho court markor appeared. M.li un nntli be knocked mo out of tho way, nnd. despite my proiostntloi s, set up the not again. This sort of treatmont angered me, nnd i expressed myelf In voiy forcible lan euad". He was evidently scared when I threat ened to report the aflnlr to the Commissioners. Rnd tried t. conciliate mo by offorlnc to mark mo out .1 court 011 the ground tn tbo north of the regular tennis ground. Not wishing to Iso late myself thus I refused him, nnd demanded that ho allow me to time down the net. He be ciiiim stubborn at this, and ton! ine to report nndlm.l-d. My uoxt movo ovldontlv fright ened blm afresh, for I started Immediately In tho dirt)' tinn of the Litclilleld mansion, lonvinc my net behind me. I had not gone far before lio en Ion me back nnd o'Wed to take down a net In aiiolhnrpart of tho park nnd cive ma the uso nf tho gionnil, "it may bo woll to stats that this net had not boen set up by the court mnrkers. but by Its owners who bud dopartcd. nnd hence tho wil lingness of myfrloml to take it down. As the net had only boen up for about fifteen minutes J refused, and was rewarded by seUig tho man wn k away In n race. 1 reported tho alTalrat tlionlllces, and although fair play In tlio futiirowm promised, matters went from bnd to w. rse. nnd I have then up ull hopo of over accomplishing my purpose." At tbo beginning nf en"b season thoro Is a cieat deal nf conn etltlon nmong the players ns to who will occupy tho lockers. 'J hose lock ors uro small rooms, nnd adjoin tho public not room, 'i'liem mo but tew of thoin. and thoy nr always In demand, ripeaklngof this mat ter, one nf tho players related tho following experience "At the beginning of Insi soivon 1 applied fo- u Inciter nt the l.ltchilold man sion, and wis there referred to the man In charg" 01 tho net room. Ho told mo thnt all of the lockers wore taken, but that he thought ho knew o' a person who would sell tho use of n iccker which be proeiuo 1 for a small sum. I nskodhlmif tuwasonough nnd ho replied In tho ntllrmntive. I milled 1 ho next day and cot a looker. I liBVOofteiiwoiidered smeowhether It wns leallr bought by the net man. or whether ho pocketed the 1 mnoy him.-olf mid cavo me ono ho had nt bis disposal," 'ol. C'hullle.I.ong larrleri. Col. Chnllb'-Long. the African explorer, wns muirled ut Crown 1 ..nt, on tho lCth Inst,, to Mnrio Ainolln Hammond, daughter of tho late Gen. John Hammond. Tbo mnrrlago took phve nt tho residence of tho brldo, nnd the ceremony was lerfonned by iho Hut, Mr. Mo Millau of the Protestant llplscoual Chiiicn. Col. Chnilli'-Lonc and his brldo will Ball lor Europe to-day un the vW'btornlnnd. 'J'lir Outru! Ainrrlr.ln Union. Ban Jos'-, Costa Jlleii. July 2'.'. via finlvos-ton.- Congrdb- bus decided tu defer until riop toniber 1 '1, flnnl consideration the pact of union of the Central Amorlca republics, which wns signed by bun Salvador In October. JB39. This Is without prejudlco to what may be re soItoiI upon by the plenipotentiaries, who moot in Honduras to consider questions of general interest to tbo five ropubllcs. I.i.illei' Mnlitsou the I'riinnylvi.nla Limited, 1 a'l ri trai el Inj 11 one or irltti .trail cMMrtn. or c ilxiicii nit' 11 -n,'nrtn Hi il t is iim wnliuiK mil J4 tu 111, l'i.lili.)ll.u A l.lnd.cil a irrelt tnuvrlUenrr nurli trTllr i lh shjici ul care nf tin) 1)1 iM. Ili l.iroiu.l Iran, srtr York (ruin .tml'Mi loot of l'"rtlislt and DealiroMai ttk. every iluy at 10 A. JJ. fur Cla cluuiU aa tulyaiiD. Mv. HBHHBaBaaaaaHairBHHBBBaHapi HE CAME BACK FOR BLOOD. tlVltDER JIT AS AVSTItlAS HAIZ.011 lrUO WOULDN'T GO TO SUA. Ha LlTed on Tick, RernataK Ship After Hhlp, ii nil "Testerdiay lie etatlt with a It run J New Knlle the Ilenrt or n Mnn Who flbjected Id II In Method or I.I vine. Nloholns Cosullctz, an Austrlnn sailor, need SO, boenme nn Inmutoof the senmen's board Ins house nt 13 Hamilton strcot about six weeks ago on tho usual torms, namely, board and lodging on tick until a ship wns found for him, whon the bill would be paid outoflils ndvanco nionoy, his chest being security In tho Interval. Whon the ship was found for hlra n fow days Inter ho piofossod not to want to go to the pott for which tho vessol was bound. Whon nnotlier voesel wns found ho mado the snmo oxcuso for not shipping, nnd ho aited thu samo way In regard to a third ship, PI unlly, In order, nB It soomod, to oscni e going to con, lie ijulttod the boarding houpo, lonvlnc his chest bohlnd. Ho wns awny some time, and tbon returned for a fow days. This proceeding was ropentod sovoinl times. Ho apparently returned to stay occasionally, but tho mention ot a job drovo him away. He appoorod at Ihe boarding house yosterday morning, niter ono of his poi lodlcnl nbsonees, wliloli this time had lasted a woo!:. Ho snld ho wanted a ship. On bolnc told ono would bo found for him. ho asked if ho might hnvo somo dim, or. Mrs. Hynn, tho landlady, caro blm his dinner. When he had flnlshod, Tomllynn. the landlady's son, greoted him with the Intol ilgotuo: I have found a ship for you.", "oh. I don't want any ship; I'm not ready to ship yot." Cosullctz replied. Young llyunfolt thnt tho dinner hnd beon obtained under false pretences, and wns In clined tocnll CosullcU n swindler, but rost rain ed litmsolf. for osulictz bad tho reputation of being 1111 ugly customor. Joseph Mooro. who used to bo nsnilnr. but whon his bands wero crippled with rhotimntlsm became n sorvnnt In the boarding houso. was not ro prudent Moet Ing Cosullctz In tlio back hall, bo cavo blm a Ploco of his mind, nnd told blm to nnit the tiouso. Thonoiioofascuflio attracted William 8oyiiiournnd several other snlloiR, who wero ln tho adjoining sitting room. The,; found the two men snuggling together, heu Jlooro saw thorn ho cried: "Ho has a knlfol lnkolt away'" As they approached to do this. Cosullctz wrenobod himself froo from JIooio nnd stood nt bay with knife upllltod. Mooro. deprived of hlssuppnit. for Cosullctz hnd ovidently beon holding liltu up, stacgerod a fow ieot and then loll at full length on the back stoop, with bis hond on tho threshold ol the back door. Wood from thine caning wounds in his eboBt crim soned the boards on which ho lay. He must havo uied instantly, for his heart was cut through, the rlcht lung wus ponetratod, and thero was a stab ln his abdomen. Cosulictz's unlittod knlfo did not provent Pevmour and hit companions from rushing nt him. nnd. although he m.ido nttemi ts to uso tho weapon nnd strugglod dosporately, they managed to disarm him and mako him pris oner. When Policeman Gorman appeared, he looked nt Mooro's blooding body nnd askod, "Who did this?' I did." unswerod Cosullctz with tho utmost coolness. When Seymour dlscovore I thnt Moore, who wn- liked by the boarders, wns dead, ho got n hammer and rushing at Co-ullct? tried to brain htm with It. Comllctz refused tn sponk of bis etlme after being conveyed to the Msd lson street station, in which Soymour and his companions were also temporarily locki d tip so as to scenro tholr appearance boloro tho Cnronor ns witnesses. Theknifo with which the murder was com mitted is nn unusually largo sheath knife. 'I he M.ido Is over eight Inches loni. It la brand new. and Mrs. Plyiin Is confident lh.it It was t ought for tho purposo of killing somo of her household. Mto thinks thnt It was otilv an ac cident which prevented her son Tom from being Cosuliets-'s victim nsullet was perfectly sober. He is u man of forbidding app.'annce. He descrilos himself as a carpenter nnd ho apparent y has been able tn add something to hl wngos ns a senniiin by bis skill with tonls. Mooro cimo fri 111 Phi mlulphla. He will bo buiiod in tho Potter's Flold. UMTUAItr. Trancosco redrell, who was In turn slngor. conductor, nnd composor, and who earned dis tinction In each enpacity. lecently died at liar colona, Spain, in his seventy-eighth year. Pleven ars before Verdi wrote "II Trov.i tore" Podrell hnd produced nn opera on tho same subject. Two other foreign musicians havo lately died who deserve montlon Carl Siecke. conductor of the concerts of tho litis slan Musical Socle'y. and Nicholas Chri-tlnno-victi. author of a volume In Kussian on Chopin, Schubert, nnd fcehurannu. Kdword Payfon. a woll-known writor of Mnlno, died ot 1'eeilng on Mondav. Downs born in I'ortlnnd in M-ptemlier. isn. nnd was a son of the llov. Hr. 1 dward Payson. in ls-vj bo graduated at llowdoin and went i-outh, whero ho remained thirtoen years. At ono time 1 lie wob u professor in Oakland l olloge. Ml-sis- slppl In 1MH4 nnd l'ldj ho wasn memborof 1 tho Stnto Legislature. Amone his lltorary works are Dr. 'loin." a novel. "Law of Uimlv alonts." nnd "Maino I.nw In tho Unlanco." W. W. Corlolt. nro of the leading rltUous nnd Inwyers of Womlng. died in Choyenno vester dav. Ho wasboin in ini In 111 nnd was n griidunto o' 11 aw school of that Mate. Chejennonttioetod him In bs.u.and l.euuickly won recognition. Ho was .1 ilehcato to the J orty-llfth 1 ongress. Mrs. Curlett nnd a oung son survive lilm. Tho Pov. John ,T. Roll of the Church of Our ladv of loriotunl Help, l'oton Hlchlnnds, died on Tuo-dny last, lie was born In Italn moro on Oct lo, lH.i). nnd wns ordained In losii. In 1HS3 ho wns called to Dostoti lor a yonr. nnd In 1N!I returned from M. John N. 11. Mrs. Cocllla Horln. a daughter of Vincent Korello. died ln 1 ondon recently at the ago of 7s. Fifty years ngo she was an oscellent ae tross. 1 laying second parts to hor younger sistor, Clara Norello. r-liowas tho wife of nn actor, drumntlst. nnd journalist. Tblbby McDennott nf tho McPormott Bister-, onco popular In tbo vaudevilles ns S'ne nnd dnnco porformeis, died In this city several days ago. She was the wife of Imtles Capo!. About 18S.2 she retirod from the stage. William Stoddard, who was n tnoiiibor of tho Jlnsi-achu-etts I eglslatiire In 1S1L' and 1S0O. died nt Allord. his native town, on huudny, agod fJ. Wlllnugbby 17. Heed, aged SI yonrs, died yes terday In Indianapolis. He was before the war or tbo dry coods llrm of lleod Iiro i'hlla doluhln. Jacob Tohln of Indlanipolls. agod 7! years, died 011 Monday. He pun based tbo faim whoro he lived Irom tbo Government in lSil.T. harles H. Latham, who was a memborof tho clasBof 1SS4. Harvard college, died atloung's Hotol, lloston, on Monday. Jesno Linos, formerly In tho lumber business, died at tils homo In Laston. Pa., yodterdar uiornln:, nged hi years. Ldwiird I.avln, business ninnngor of the C.islno Theatre at Pat korsburc, Viu, Is dead, aged H. V. II. Scrapglns. aged SO years, nn early set tloi, died In Morgan counly. Indon Monday. lehnbod Jlurt, ot tbo llrm of Hurt .1 I'nrnhnin, nrcbltocls, I nil ltivcr, diod on Monday last. Hunk 'J'lilrref. Alute n llutll, QiT.nnc, July 22. Two export bnnk robbers supposed to bo from Iev York, mndo a rnld upon Ycnsoy's banking houe here to-day. Ono of thoni who piofossod to bo a lame cler gyman nnmed Smole nnd who drove up with a companion, encaged Mr. Vcnsey In a tulle through the bank window about a doposlt. whllo his companion watching his opportu nity, grabbed n cu-h box from a counter nnd made nlT with It. 'Iho bn.x contained Sfi.UOu In municipal debentures and a row hundred dol laid iniiish. Tho doiocilves woio nt onco no tided, but thieves havo so far oludod nrrest. It tl'. Trtt(oxlcun. ttiemlit Martin ubmltte4 yenrrilay to the Health Board bin report npon Hie polsnnoci ice cream which nu purchate.t In Urlnckmaii'i canay itore, anil hlcli male many perioni .let on June 30. Tjrolojlcan it girt 11 us Die laii.e of the trouble, Jir. Muriln tecum meiiiled tnat a'l mrtal e..e'a u.eil In ili niaiiufac. turn nt Ire .-ream tie nroieru lit. ifn. 1 an.l lliut it., f ,jn-e.s whe e ir. ir UM I-M.l In mil illiuit rlula ni.e.1 In lia maiiura. lure in kepi in a ml itrinitry i.iii.liiion coiiitiit.Htniitfr liryani k 'true-uon iliti ihe mil bs epectiir. of the tleparimrut .hru ,1 iniit." frt'iuent iu ej.eitinua ot Ice cream uici.eila wa. aUu tid Death or h Centenarlun, Riicrrmtc, Ala., Jnly S3 "Uncle Pare," a centen arian, la dead In Ihe adjoining county. Ilo iwi eith (Ifn. Andrew Jaclun In Hie Indlnu war, and cirrled a ciiiiln in tie survey of Vorka iibi.t. now ih un (r SiilUel'l wlih'ti Japk.pa iiii'l Id. u.ociiitr in IHI lilt v. illi-.l In .SI. 1111 I hi-iierr 111 rrlrJ unatu, hut prjid ercry da at Hi" urate or n.a ifo .VIeCurlliy Uaacha Out Ilukrr. ncrriin Jnty Si-Thomai McPanhy nf Olean and Billy ilaker of Buffalo tomtit to-nljiit before the ar llnrton Club for an allraed rune of SI.EH Pave Cainiibell of Portland lire., wa reforee McCuriliy bad tne beat of the battle throughout, aud won Iu ill rounda, knocking out Maker. A Jockey'). Fatnl Fall from a Trulu, jtHiTaaDau Ju'y -i rtiftrtea B rn., a jockey, whn.e In. me lain rhic.iK" fell fr ui anion ,n '.niriil Htiiiun (r.'ltfhi ir nn n r -t lo ntvi le .1.1 uiybi, nnd receurd lujurle. ihut reaut 11 in lna il.aili ihi. inornliii;. Hhen he fell Buriir uaa atandliii; In Ihe iloor of near In which ere Irottlni; uorMa. lie ml ou thl way to the fcaxatuiuact Uk, iMVoiirr.n juiuxx-iiro arabb. Mr. Abdema Accuaed r Vlolatlar Ihe Cea. tract JT.afcor Law. PnitADKLniiA, July S2.-0n board the Amer ican line steamship Pennsylvania, from Liver pool, Immigrant Inspector Btrntton to-day enpturod thirty-two Arabs, who had come here In violation of the Contract Labor law. He I hns ordorod tholr dotoullon. nnd has submitted a roport. ".My suspicions were aroused." said 8trat ton. "from the fact that the tlckots lor this party woro all In the hands of Ounas Abdemn, who Informod me ho was a memborof the llrm of John Abdemn. 372 Hue llornnrd, Paris, with a branch office at 67 Washington strcot. Now Yoikclty." The party said thoy hnd been hired by Mr. Abdemn to peddle rugs on commission. Whon Stratton questioned Abdomn nbotit bringing tho party here, nnd Informed him of tho po sition ho luul plnced hlmelf In. llnblo to a penalty of Jljmil for every person, bo becamo thm ouch y f 1 Ightened. and made u long state ment, In which he says- "I was trav oiling abroad when I rocolrpd a toloernui saying that our firm In Nwiork wanted me to bringns many men nnd women nsliouldgot lor the purpose of soiling tholr goods, consisting of rugs, cnrpois. nntlnulties, nnd othor goods. 1 wont 10 llolrut, IJa ninscus, .loiusaloiii. nnd Cyprus and cath eted thirty-two porsons. upon agree ing; that tho mlvnnco. for each Individual should be 7 nupoleonB for tholr passnge tn Amorlca. which money they have to nny bnok out of tho commission on tho snlos of tho goods wbloh tho house furnishes thorn forsnlo. 1 engngod them with tbo ugrooniont that I furnish them employment, which I gunrantoed each ono Fopnratoly." To this striteniont Abdemn hns sworn, and this will bo used ns evldeuco against blm. ln his leport to Cnllootor Cooper. Inspector Strat ton sns: "It 19 my opinion thnt Mils Is a gross violation of the Allen Contract Labor Inw.and i suggest that Ounns Abdemn be prosecuted to the full oxtont of the law." Mil. .Ilil'.'S 1WSCO OA1ZB. No Traee "JFet or Ilia Yonnc Friends or or Ills Mlnalns Ss.OOO. AuBuni Pahk, July 22. Old Mr. Soe, the vic tim of tho $5,000 bunco came, Is completely broken down by blsexpeilonce with the sharp ers. Tho game played upon blm was an old one. A welbdrossed young man last Trldnr Introduced himself ns a son of Mr. Park of Park ,V Tllford. Ho Introduced a friend of his. They met again on Saturday, and Mr. Soe was induced tn visit it house on 1'ifth avenue whoro n llttlo game was in progress. Just what Inducomonts woro hold out to a man k0 years of ago to ontor into tho enrd pnrtylsnot mndo public Sulllcn It to say that Mr. Seo won fbl and rocolvod tho congratulations of his newly made friends. liming tho conversation "Mr. Pnrk" nnd his friend volunteered the Information that ir they had a few thousand dollars thoy could broak the bank "nnd Increase their bank account by many other thousands. Tho nice old man took tlio halt and subsequently camn up tn tho city nnd drew from the In Ine National flank t Olio. Monday nftornoon he mot his irlendsnnd ro turned to th game. Mr. See turned his f j.tiui) over to Mr. Park, and was told to wait In nn nnto-room until tho bnnk wns broken. He didn't soo Mr. Park acnln, and soon realized that he had bcon swindle!, and complained to tho polico. Mayor Ilrndley of Asbury Park telegraphed Inspector liyrnos a description of the mon who buncoed Mr. Iseo, nnd the Inspector Is now working on tho case. Ho snld yesterday that he ha 1 an tdoa who tho men wero, and was doing all ho could to approhend them. I!ut." ho added, with a smile. "I nm nulto likely to bo u hundred miles irom rlcht" Rlic Sirnrnp unit Forest Flrea tn Delaware. Lu'nEi, Pol.. July 22. Tho Inrgost swamp flro over known In tbo history of Shssox coun ty has been raging sliuo onrly last week in the Cypro-'sswanip3 near Mlllsboro. Tho origin of tlio flro was Incendiary. Tho swamps havo niwavs been noted for their out put oi rypiess timber nnd the immense yield of whortleberries, whb h nfford the poorer 1 eoplo a living. Owing to tho scarcity of othor iiult this yoar Ihe owners prohibited them entering tho swnmp. and forievenge they llred them. Those sv amps cover nn urea nf ground olgnt miles suua 0 and aro tho most etenslve in tho "-tato. Ilhey will be a totnl loss. Intellicenco roieivo 1 Irom near Ooorgetown Fays that the vnlurblo forests situated there have been on llro since Saturday last 'Ihose fuests aro tho s,at 0! tho chnrconl industry, which will be totally destroyed, togotbor with millions of Uot of valuable timber. No l'luce I.Ike Home for thl IlOfr. Siumokin, Pn,. July 22. Nicholas Yordy, n cleik in tho freight dopnrtmentnt the Northern I ontrnl Depot In this city, Is tho owner of n full-blooded pointer. Ho had no use for tho doc and gave him to a farmer rosldlug twelvo miles distant. In a fow days the dog roturnod to his former master. Mr. Yordy felt so pro voke 1 that he placed tbo animal In nn empty Iielcht cnr. closed the d. or. and locked It. Iho ear was billed for New lork, and the dog was soon landed in Jeisey City, 'ihisoc cuTf d 'wo months ngo. Yesterday Yordy was superintending the un loading 01 n.ar whon the dogenme bounding into 1110 tioicht house, laid htiusolt ut his 1 master's rem and sot up a 1 lteous mom. 'I wo I month- or woaty travel had biought tho fnith lul nnlinnl homo onco muro Mr. S'only says nothing but deaih will part him and that doc. The New Turk ant New.Terney Ilrldee. WmnixfiTri, .luly 22 The Ilru.e Committee on Com merce llatened 10 day to further argument bl ooun.el for ihe New Vi,rk and eiv Jersey UrMiie Cerojinny In favor of tke Mil to allou- ihem 10 "on.trucl a bridge over llie llitdaoli ftiver nt New V ork cus i.e true W i.reen or New ork argued that a. the Sew Jersey an.l 'ew Vorlc charlera In.t b mi at cure! bebire lie i.ln.ten'hal hrblco otll ha1 been ntroiluce I In i oncrea. II u- i ear that III. cnm inlfl irero not bid- u!.itlie cucernt He .nil tint the lennl r"Ulre nient ,f ten per cent, paid n;i aiibacrlptton had been u a tnS.;in)iiOt,f ihe y. -iirf.i tnul cat'lt-il Mi.ik. R. I Iare f"l owed '11 it fenre nl tho Tull.lltr of the Newjer.ei charier, wlil.h had heen atlackid by 'he reiireaen at.ve, of the Undemhal cuinpai,). IHcCi.rtay tVon tn the Klllll Round. Bcrnio, .Inly 22 The Arllncton rinba amphitheatre held a cood led crowd tcnlBht to aee the twenty four rounl alnve contest between Silly Rnkcr of Uuflaloand Thomai McCarthy of O'ean for a l,&oo pune Mc (Isrthy on ln ai t rounei after a .araff e flclu, In which the Budalonian waa cleariynutclat.id. Jack Pempaey wal amonf the spectators and the oeraltun v,aa al.o arricet by the pre-ance of rue notable Kuik r wlnn of ihe New Vorfe 1'l.yers' Leag'iH Club. The belting- waa -"InSifton Miisrtliy. Tile latter welshed Isl toillida. and was aecoisleil I) r .1 nrll n of fhbadeliihU an.l r.nldi Durham of Australia UaWer m eight.! 1 imunds and had Tom Minnlinr of Calirurula una Jim Wilson of UuKalo lehlndhlm. Tereey Hnldler la Camp. fai oitiT, N, J July 22 This Is theieeond day of ac tual camp duty for tlio bo)e of tho Second hrlcatJe The men tnke great interest in the shcoiinir on the rifta range w l.icb wa. formerly owned by flev. Abbeiu They rlinw a 11 arked liuprieeinent In ahoolliiporerla.t ear. Tills alien mill I .ilnnauiei, II ami K of Die Sixth ItrgS ment to.'k tin. turn m t e range. In rll- practice un lor the Biipervl. 1011 oi 1, en a nil W speni-er inipeeicr l.ec-ral if KPIo Jrai'li.o Tin- trains bring in mtnr v im or. in 1 amp, man) ut whom aro friend. o the tueu 111 the regiliienta The I'npiititllon of Allltvankee. WasiiiKLTOi, July 22. Aei'ordlnir to ar.ceuntof tha population of Milwaukee, made .lnce the recent lnres tlgutlon, by which ateut t.o a) nnmtt were ad.ted tu tha list., the population nt that city It 10.1,: Oi Tbecentui or I M showed papulation of 11.1 rM7 Thu .'enaiia reiiirnsof the enllro state of rrnntyl vunmhaie leeu reeelved .it tho lensua Otl'.ct. This la the llr.t statu lo send la ttt full rtturm. The I hiirjrei Ilrrnrae. Murder. OiMPxs N J July 2'.'. Michael Clark, who wat shot byJullut I'enalcU early on Sunday morplng, died In Cooper Hospital toll morning at H o'clo.'k. He had niade a atatement to Justice Hope that Pennlck had shot him Hiiddenvlng the laller'a acousatton loathe li lurk) lial ilahtied PeiuiUk I'eiiuii k ndinttl the ahoi't ng, hut aaa It was done in the hrat of paetlon aiiir t'.urk I ad cut him with a knife. tin (nm ,r. The ileathi lat week numbered 521, being S3 Iras than the preceding etk. :-n year Id I Hi. I Howard of 113 Summit street died yi'Jterdsy from burns received on Monday night whllo plai lug around a bouf re. lining to theapproiirlatlom for July being cihausted there is to 1 1 im more s'reet rleauing 1111111 August un less a r prcial appropriation Is 1 rovldtd. The new 1.111 sub. Hilling ashorl lorin of deed for the long orill vilnrli goes Into eile 'I oil sspl 1, will II ta .ai reduce the lleglsier a fees from Imeii tu fJi.uiAi u year lire llanunran the wife of Owen Hannnvnn, an In rpe, t ,r In the 1 uy n urka In purtiiieiit 111 liri'okl) 11 and an ai itvo feniurrut or the Hist ward n.. Lilted ea Mruiybi uoi'idsiiuhy fulling dowu .lain ak Bj Slatt vtreel. Ihe will of the late Pr llenrr a Flrlh of Brooklyn ha. been niiered for probate. All the estate, with the escrptlou of a few small lieiiarsts, laltfl lo hll widow for her life and at her deatb 11 to go to the Brooklyn llelbodlst Lplscopal Home Jamet A. Meany. (leorge Pandhuatn. Rdward J lang ttai and John 1 Itapti. Iietnoeruia. and Samuel An dree- Milium llallinan U J lienttie Hulnnil 1). I rotiy anil CI ireii. e Van liusrn ItepiiUllrnna. hate lie en iii'iniii ied en rk" In Hi" Bom 1 n( I 1 ctlona. A sperial meeting nl llie aim kho der. of the t'nlon I Fciri t'liinpuni is 'o 'ie held mi Aiu I lei arrange plant for the urgaliuatiou of a new, oin) any and Iu appraise I the rresent as"eta His thought lhat Mr J ft. T straa I ahanand altfrltadi will fflojia an taeit te coniroi the j biv cowsaajr, 1 EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN. T7J5 JlRltELZHWa OnESADIBIt OVAEDS BhT OVT FOR EERilUDA. Dtieaoa Ayrea Kxelted Over the 11 Ota te OrerlhrotT tha taovemmeat Alalagc Freaeh Fenaanta to Uailarnte. London. Julr 22. The Second, Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, which was ordored lo Bermuda on account of the -recent insubordi nation nmong the members ot tbo battalion, paraded nt daybroak this morning nnd march ed to the Victoria Hallway station to bogln thelriournoy. They wero accompanlod from the barracks to tho station by 20,000 civilians, who ohcerod thorn Incossantly, Tho troops proceeded by mil to Chatham, whoro tbor ombnrked on a troop ship, which will tako them to their dostl natlon. Good ordor proiallod among tbo troops. Aftor tho ordor was given to tho Grenadier Guai ds to leavo Englnnd thoy wero con fined in tho Wellington Ilnrrncks. Croat lati tude, howover, was given them, l'rlondsand rolntlves were nllowod to visit them. The nrrest of six Gronadlors nnd their trial by court mar tial tondod to cast gloom over tho whole bat talion. Mien the sontonces wero pronouneod on parade yestorday somo painful scenes oc curred. Theoldost snldleis of tho companies seemed to have boen soloctod for trial. Ily a strnngn mlslortuno. a votoran named Perron was ono or tbo unlucky prisonors. An oldor mnn named lllggs. bolonaiug to tbo tamo company, bad boon (rnnsforrod to the llrsorve the day beroro. I.ntor in tlio day tbo prisoners oxchnnge.i tholr regimentals for prison enrb. Iho precise hour of tholr romoval to tho HrK ton military prison was a woll-guardod secret, whllo tholr transfor to tho nmbulanco wngon was f o quietly offocted that only a few soldlois and spoclntors woro presont. The Gronndlers were handcuffed In pnlrs nnd escorted by non-commlsslonod offlcors. The soldiers appeared dejoctod nnd hnggard. Ono soldier In reglmentnls shoutod, Koop up your hearts, oomnidos." Sovoral prisoners bur't out crying, and tonrs sttonmed down their sad faces." Vou'll ho hotter off." cried anothor soldier, ns the vehicle drovo rapidly awny. Alter tlio departure ot tho mon the story of their farewell parting with their wives and children spread through tho barraoks. The War Ofllco Is extremoly ploased at tho way the soldlors behaved on taking their de parture to-day. If tholr good conduct contin ues tho roclment may be ordered back to Lon don within two years. The nrltlah Chess Match. Lonpox, July 22. In the chess mntch be tween Wnckburno nnd Los. nt Bradford, Eng land, to-day. Illackburno had tho move. Ho commenced with his usual move pawn to king's fourth. Lee ngaln solectod tho Tronch defenco. The gamo, which wns ovonly con tested, promised to l.ocomo exceptionally in teresting, when Blackiiurno by a line combina tion tbrontenod to win right orr. Thero wns only one com ct unswor to Blnck burno'sskiirul nttack, which roachod tho cli max at the r.irty-sec ind movo. Lee was eiuul tn the occasion nnd made tho only saving movo. A series of oxehnngos followed, nnd tho gnme nsMimod a vory simple napect. After lllty-threo moves further lighting soomed use loss nnd n brilliant game, well played on both eidos. ended In n draw. The scoro now stands: Blackburne. l:Lco. 0; drawn, 4. Play will be resumed to-morrow. Internntlon.nl Arbitration. Lovdo;?, July 22. Tho Parliamentary con ference on International arbitration was opened to-day. Lord llerschell presided. The Karl of Aberdeen offored a motion doclarlne thnt the conference halls the concurront resolution of both Houses of tbo American Congre-s ns n fitting reply to the address from 234 members of tho British Honso of Commons requesting President Harrison to negotiato with thu pnwors fo: tho pun c-o or concluding treaties of nrblttntlon, and rongrnulates the nutonomous hiatos ol Anieilcn, which, Iu the I'nn-An erlcnn Congress, agreed to n treaty pmvldlngfor arbitration, which now awaits latlflcatlon." Tho motion was carried, as was also a reso lution rejoicing In tho efforts to concludo a treaty of arbitration between Praneo and America. Aid for French Colonlats-. Pabis, July 22. A society lias been formed here, called the French Coloniyntlon Associa tion, whose purpo-o Ik to Invito the emigration of farmers nnd worklngnien to vnrlousFrcnch colonies. Tbo Idea Ir to prevont colonists, ns far as possible, from being attracted to iho toirltory f other nntlons nn I thus beiDg lest entirely to their native land The association will racilitate Immigration to the colonies, and notably to Algeria, and will look arter tbo In terests ol tho colonists until thoy are estab lished In iheir new homes. Mi. (saint-Germain, n member ol tho 1 hainl'orol iieuutlei fiom Algol la, is at tho bead ol tho association. Anarchy tn A.meoln. Lovpoy. July 2."!. A despatch from Tlflls to the Jlailv A'eic says that tho Armenian Bishop of Kr7eroum wns among those killed In tho riot on June 20, nnd that his death has rousod tbo Armenians to the highest pitch of oxcite niont. Tho wholo country is iu a stato of ai.arehy. Business Is nt a standstill, nnd travelling Is Impracticable. Half starved Turkish soldiers nnd Kurds, undor tbo pretence of maintaining order, patrol tho country, pluniloring wherever thov go. The Persian C nsul at l.r.-oroum rulers tho pofeouutod Armenians un asylum In Persia. Klnc I.enpolil'a Legacy to Ilelettim. Bhusszls, July 22. In responding to nn ad dross from the Chamber of llopresentntlves, tho King said he doomed the time opportune tn assure to Belgium Ills African possessions aftor tbo expiration ol ten yours, which period wns nocossnry to consolidate tho Congo Mato. In the event or bis death Belgium, his heir, would surely never wish to diminish tho ex tout or impoitanco of hor now possessions. TVon the tlnrea'si Price. Lovpojf, July 22. In tho rifle contests at the Blsley range to-dny Sergeant Batos of tho First Warwick lieglment won the Queen's prlzo. bergeant Bates s score wns 27". Tho follow ing scores wero made In Canadians in tho con tost for the Utiot'ii's prize: l.leut. rinittu.25S; Cnpt. Bishop, 25C; guurtermaetor dec, 249; Seigeant liall. 248. flnunnerfeet llnrned. LoNPON. July 2?. The town of nammerfost. In Norway, has boen almost totally destroyed by fire. Tbo Inhabitants have beon rendered homeless and urn In 11 starving condition. Pro visions nnd clothing havo bceu sent from Tromsoo lo tbo sulleicrs. A nnnejuet fo the American ICItlenien. Bkhun, July 22. Horr Buhl, a momber of the Gorman Itclchstng, will give a banuuet on Wednesday to the American rlllemen who are now visiting Neustadi. Bavaria. The Ameri cans will alterward visit the Goldeshelm wine cellars. I.nvvn Trnnl. nt Wlmhlrdnn. Lonpon, July 22. In the lawn tennis contest nt Wimbledon for the doubles' championship two Irish players, Mcssr". Prior nnd fitokes, won the seml-llnnl tound against the Baddulur brothers, 24 games to 14. (Stripped nf HI Itnnk and Uniterm. BruTTruTiT. July22.-Cnpt. Killer of tho Ger man nrmv hns boen deprived of his rsnk and uniform for Issuing n pamphlet In which he asuersud tho inllUuiy foico.s of the empire. Wlasmaan on the JCetlred I.tt. Bitnr.TN, July 31. Baron Vt Issmann has been placed on tbo retired list Ills heart has be come otTocted from iho rheumatism from which be has lieou sufforlng lately, JRmpernr William's) Visit to the Cznr, IlFUtiN, July 2?. Fmperor William's recep. tlon In llussln will Include u visit to Bevel on Aug. 17. Thenco he will go to Nana to attend the army jnana-uvreB. No Hellslnua Cenaiii In Knsrland. Lonpon, July 22 Tho Hpufo pf Commons to-night, by a vote of 2t! to fill, rojeotod Baron Ulmsdale's proposal for a religious census, Mr I'hnmlierluln t'ntulna;. ImnoN. July 22. Mr, Chnmberlnln Intonds to make a three months' tour ol America, re turning at the end ot November. JKmprraa Frederick at Gibraltar, ainnALTAB. July S2.-0wIn to bad weather. Empress Frederick has delayed her departure for Athens. Hondaaeaa Oolna to the Conau. OAino, July 22. Belgium Is recruiting hun dreds of tioudunese natives tor the Congo bUte. No Woataa HiinTraae for France, Pabis. July 22. Tha Chamber has rejected Ms Qutt'ii netua la Utm mdu lafflriuai, TUB DVLV1II REGATTA. Xtench Water far the Oaramea, bnt Seat Fxeelltat Conte.l. Dottrrn, July 22. The nmatour four-oarod race, which wns doclarod off yestenlny by the fouling of tho Lurllno and Duluth crows, was rowed this morning. The Mlnncsotns won In 10:20. Duluth following closo Iu 10:35. nnd the St. Pauls third. The Wlnnlrecs were out of the race from start to finish. '1 ho course was vory rough and tho wind strong. All tho races this afternoon took plnco on the West Superior course It wns 4:33 P. M. bo foro tho first evont eamooff. Just bofoio tho racos a strong breeze blowing from the Wis consin shoro mado tbo wntor very rough. The first ovent was the senior double scull races, Tho contestants woro rnnkod In the following order from the shoro according to choice: Mlnnesotas, I.urllnos, WInnlpegs, Cedar Bap Ids, and Catllns. Tho Inst two wore tho first to got awny, but gavo placo to tho Winnlpogs, who pullod a magnificent stroke. At tho halt ml!o tho Winnlpogs woro In tho load, with tho Mlnncso tns nnd Lnrllnes close bohlnd. All wote pill ing In fairly (toud form dosplto tho wind, .soon tho Winnlpogs yloldod Hrst Plncoto tho Lnr llnes. but only lor a short time. A quatter mile irom the turning point the Cntlfns and Cedar Bnplds crews found thnt they wero nwny out of tho course. Tho (.atllns had lorgod ahead of tho Codar Bnplds' men. TLe Mlnnosolus woro tho first to moke tho turn, the l.urllnos socond. nnd tho WInnlpegs third. On tho borne strotch all boats preserved tho samo order as at tbo turn, the Mlnncsotns coming In at tha finish one longth ahead 01 the Lurllnes, the i.urllnos three lengths ahead ot WInnlpegs, tho WInnlpegs three lenglhs nhead of the Catllns, nnd tho latter a hair length ahead of tbo Lodai- itnplds. Time. Mlnnesotas, 10 S5h: Lurllnes. 11.(17: WInnlpegs, 11:20',. Tho senior slnglos hnd but two stnrteis, Cor bott and Pearson, who struck the water about tho same tlrao at the stnrt. Corbelt maintain ed tbo lead from the beginning. Buforo tho turn wns reached Corhott was clearly four or flo boat lengths In the load. Poarson made a mngulfloont spurt on tho last quarter, but Cor bott boat htm easily by nbout two nnd a half lengths. Tlmo-Flrst, 12:30: socond, 12:35. Mystic KnlBjht on a I'llcrlmnge. A vestibule train composed of three sleepers, one dining car, nnd one baggage car left the West Shore nation at Weehawksn yesterday afternoon for a manth'a pilgrimage to the Tellowstone I'ark and Cali fornia. It carrlsd members of the Mjetlc Shrine and their wtrea and daughters to the numter of a hundred ormore. The temptea represented were Mecca of New York. I yramtd of Urldgepurt urlonulof Tror, Cypress of Albany Kl.inetof I'roi'kiyn. Bouml ot fta'tlmore, at d Aeca nf Richmond The Meilinah of Chicago. I.h ma la of Rnffalo. and Syria of rntshurgh wl 1 loin the caravan later. Ihe same train will run orer the West Shore, tho Drand Trunk, the Chicago, Burlington and utilncy the Northern 1'acltlc. the Southern 1'acltlo. and the Hinrerand Kloiirandernada, and will 00 ver 7.0(3 miles The partv win spend a week ln San rraneltco and are dais in the Yellowstone fark. The excursion Is under the charge of Mecca Temple of this city. To Explore New Mexico and Arizona, Trot Carl Lnmhotta, a Norwegian explorer who made himself famous among geographer! by expeditions ln Austra'la, Is loon to explore lower New Mexico and Arizona under tho direction of the American Geo graphical fcocletr of this city. Abont a dozen iclentlsta archftologlsti, botanists, and rouloclsts will accom pany hlra Prof Llbby of Princeton, who is a geogra pher as well aa mathematician, expect! to be among the number The especial object of the expedition la to examine the remains of the ancient civ ilfzatton. ante dating it Is sul. 1 that of the Aztecs, exl.tlng principally In the liila valley ln the northwest part of Arizona. The tiahlta or the .unl and NaraJo Indiana wilt also be Investigated. The expedition beklnl next Monday, aud la expected to occupy about a year. Bteamahlpn Outgrow Flera. The Dock Board held a meeting yesterday to consider the project of lengthening the piersof the big steamship companies. The giant ships when In dock extend from fitly to ono hundred feet beyond their piers and are thus In danger of Injury from drifting Ice In winter and from river craft In ff ggy weather. The Commissioner! referred llie matter tu the sinking fund Commission ers who -a ill do somathing about It today. Tbo pier head line Is rroin Inn to IM feet beyond the present t'lera and the piers may legally be lengthened that nui' h tr-ore. Coinmbslnner 1 ram thinks that ships wiii nm te built tnnoh tonirer than they are now. ana that an lm reast-d length of lis) feet will be all thai Irtll bo needed by a Dig steamship t-umpany tor many years. Got New Clothesi Golan; to nave a New Theatre. f-sdle Martlnot said last night that she Is going to havo a the.itre of her ewn near Madison square, but that the exact site has not been decided upon. She Is pleased -althher rvleln "Pr Bill." the play In which ihe li to lie the star at the new Madison suuare garden thea tre rhe will wear a new dress In this play every nleht in ihe week. This Is una of the stipulations of her contract. r-ittppender Jack to he a Policeman. John C. Magee, a cowboy, known as Suspender Jack, Is going on the police foroe. He paised ihe civil ear vice examination recently, and on Saturday, while per forming In a circus at Fall Klver. received word from the dej artment that his namo had been put on the el g. 1, e ll.L Ilehastene.l to New York and presented hiiiis.-!'' at Police Mead lunrtsrs jesterdtiv. viagee hat pais near.v ail his life In the saddle, and will make a vaiuvtile member nf the mounted squad. He wl'l ge: his hair cnt helnre he dona the blue He wis reromtuenried te Comnuaslnnsr Martin by Pro prietor Darling of the Flftti Avenue HoieL Warner Miller Men Wnklne TJp. Warner Miller pervaded the Fifth Avenue Hotel cor ridor last evening Among those whom he met were Assemblymen Nehemlah Martin Curtis, it J Lewis, and Strannhan, eX't'oucressman Henry G Burleigh, Uar. thai John Wesley Jacobus and follce Commissioner John McCIave nst of these are strong .Miller men. The) eaid that there was nothtnj going on but the fact Is that they hnvo awakened to 'Uncover that the l'latl 1 enpl., had a purpn-ie iu hiUllng some nf their up country Assembly conventions nearly Ther want to figure out some w.iy iu prevent tbo scoring of any mora tiuluta again.t them. Pattl'a 1'ORItlvelr I.aat. Manager Henry K. Abbey will sail to-day on tha Trave with his wife for a five weeks' vl.lt to Kuropo, the main purpose of which into complete arrangements for Sarah Bernhardt's appearance tu thl. country, which has been postponed to December because bardou a illness litis delayed the completion of her play, "Cleopatra." Mr. Abbey says he baa trustworthy lulormatloa that 1'uttl win never again sing In opera In America, and that she will not visit this country again until 18UZ. Where Tfcaterday'a Flrea Were. A. M. 7 35. It's Avenue C, Charles Martin's awning, damage s 41, ICO Suffolk street, Morris Zltttr baum's apartments, damage $7,000 r. M. I u6, .VI Third avenue. I l"Ch k Co 'a bedding manufactory, ilaraage Sinn. 3 33. 1.377 Third avenue, oi-rupted hy Charles D ftalt and others, damage fMK.i, .1 ."vn. 1 u Norfolk street, owned by James Money dam age trlnlug, Piuu, 045 Amsterdam avenue, damage &i. Hays lie la Peraeeuted. J. Frank Auhurn waa arrested ye-terdsy at S Welt Twenty Ilrst street on the compla nl of Mrs Mary bus tard, who keej 1 a boarding house at 4H Kast Tentll 1. reel. Anhurna couu.' said lhat h scllsnt, who Is an evrnnvl- t.lial li at hts uip.ovmenltorer.il times be-caus- In, pecior I vrnes published his holograph. At .leirern 11 Market Court he was held In $1,000 ball for trial Three Itiilldln-ca llnrned at Newark, Fire broke out In the two-story frame building at 1S7 Prince street, Newark, at 0 30 last (tening, occupied by fi Amburg as a shoe shop, flefore the arrival of the fire department tht names had spread to Its and 1:19 and completely gutted all three biillillugs Tht loss on the bnlidingt will not exceed S.',,ui. t Solomon li the owner tlAUIXt: IXTELT.iaESOB. MtKiircsr. aiMtsac mis nlr. Fonrt.e 4 43 Fun sels... 7 C3 Moon lets.. 11 CO NICU WJTSF Till" o.r, Findyllook.ll 12 1 Gov. ls!and.ll S2I lltllflate... 143 A rrlTrd Tpgsntr, July 21 Fs nunlc, Thompson, I Iverpnol Bs bl. Konan. i auipbell, Liverpool St -una of .Neiirns.a, Jiraes. iilasgow. Ss 1 llilnii.i IV il.nn nla.gow. h bin. Sander llrtinell rs .Neu-ttla V errns Marseillea hs NutceK Itlsl.. uu've.ton haOania, ilocsnell MMaro aTalla'lHs.s, v.kina Saiunnsh. fcaltoanitke. Hulphers, Newport News. es lleuefai'tnr, Irlbou, Wlliningtou. ba 11, l. Whitney, llallett, Uostoa, Itoriatei arrivalssee First Page. iSRivun our. Pnlda from New York, at Hremerhaven. Ss Clrcn.sia. frum New ork at .Movllle ..lien 181111 rosFKiv r'lsri. Fs (lellert, from llav re for New York. cj tooiiii. .TbAu.nirv (ull llrtlav. IfillirtiH. Tlf.ra(L City of Columbia, Havana loop. m. 8 ii r. M. CHy of Iilchmoinl, Liverpool hsia, l htura. MeJIterraiie.in porta 1 ui p m. Teutuiilo. I.lierpnol em A vt. a an A. M. Travo. Iireiueu u 3n a m. In ui a. vi, Wc.leriilau.i. Antwerp 7.iA.M, WJii.v M. il T-'n,ir.r Ailgll.ta Victoria I'lnlllmr. 7. VIA M. 10 (10 A M Fll.nl d, Liverj o! blaioof Ueorgla, ula.guw 7. 00 A M, latoaiM. sTRtwiaira tie rrilot Wyoming Ourenstown Jolv is Dobemla Hamburg July Polaria biettlu July a )vr77itiriif'iii July 11 Kormannla eeiithampion Jnly IS Amsterdam. Amsterdam. July 12 nact.aiid Autwtrp July 12 Imt frulan July 23 Lahn FouthamptOD July 17 CHyofBtrhn Oiierusiown July 17 hfltannlo Queenstowu July 17 Jmt Mtunlai, Jul) 2. SlMvlMiiiirin...M'(JBlB.),M.Mal.w.iwt4at7U 2Jiifjlc, eHotlrw. M'j Keep Press Hhlrts made to nea.nre. SforfH. isf fiiij None belter at any trice, Nandll liroadway, IVjwaH 3Vi:VnX.I23I2. If IjM CIIAII.I.r-I.OXO-IIAM.MONK.-At Crowa 'hi tjl Point, N at the residence of the brlda, hy tha V' 'Mk Her Mr. McMillan nf the Protestant Kplicopal L Chnroh, Col. Charles Chsllle.Long to Marie Amelia. j Ij j daughter of the late Of n. John Hammond. p Hj DTTTO. ffln nrACII -At Rtratler.l Conn., July SI. Alfrel arad J (Ml IIS years, youngest son ot Frederick 0. Beach. li 4k Funeral Thursday Hh lint., at a P. .V. Ji rJH lilt A II V.-on Sunday. July 20. at 34S East llfth si, jjh'j Jerome, Inratit sou nt im en J. and Katie A. Brady. Sajfl JDUAKIIK, At ShtlierlalamLiin Monday. July 3L, W2iff!a Conrad Iiraker, Jr.. In tha C3 1 vear of his age. S tf W relallvessnd frlen.Ii of llie family are respectfully aCJ j Irvlled to alten.l the fimervl from hi. late residence, St', 1 1 917 West 37lh St. today at 'Joclock. h B' IttSOVV N.-The Vice I'resldenla and memberioftha i KVl llecutho Committee of the American society for f t the Prevention ot Cruel!) lo Antrnalt are re'inested IFjj j lo attend tho fnneralof their late associate andtlca- H rif, f President. James M. llroan, at the I hurch of tha Sji J A.ceii'lon, corner fith av an.l loth it., on Wednea- I m day, 2.id InsL, at 10:J0 A. M. K j JOHN P. HAINES, Pr.sMent MK CANTI t:i,l).-At Ny.ick, N. Y July W, Ksphronta i 'Kir' Canfleld agejuv jeats. i fjls- Fnneral services w 111 be held tn day at I P. M., at h PJUl late residence. Mulu st Mack. lj Jljl! CI.A IlK.-Iln Monday. July :'l, I'llzahelh B. Clark, 9f,r.W widow ot Thomna II Clark, at her late residence, 7 (1 h'M Fouth 4th st Ilrooklyn, li. V in her tsMb year. ijj sMU Notice of tuner il to morrow. e ,jj l'nn(IKi:.-July 22, (harleaCrooka jjl loifj'f Helatlvcs and frlsnds are muted to attend the funeral T (IX fromsMclronlch st on Friday ate A. M.; tbtnea 'll jlff't M St. Anthony's Church HJ jllj JDASCOM -On Tu'tday morning atihe residence if "ffl of her grandson, 0. 11. Iiudlniig White rialns, N V. (1 WiK Mn Lmily l. liatcomb In the 1 3th yearof heraa. S $3 1 funeral services nt the house Wednesday afternoon 1 f8 at a 30. Carriages at the depot on arrival of train 3 M3 leaving the flrand Central Depot at 2:13 r. M. In- 3 fi terniriitatlliifl.no. ijj 1 JIKAVHK At Ills 1st. residence, 2,46 Bihar, July vj jl' I", Ldwln Heaves, in the 72d yearof hll age A j"', Ifembersof Scott Legion. Mexlcau War Vtteraoa, $1 ,vl(i i' Invited to call. dj' J.'i FIHCIllJIU-Jnly 20, F.llen Fischer. B,jj',iW Itelvtlies and friends are invueo: to attend htr funeral il I f'lji f. fomOSWoottertt-on WednndayatlP. M. 4 tJIll ill OUIt I'.T V.-On the 20th IclL, Edward tlerety, ln hll M'l ffl asth year. rl-ji'Ml relatives and friends art Invited to attend the tnnsral ?r V from his late residence, all West Slstst. to-day ai ra U' fu 10 A. M Ihsnce to the hurch nf the Sacred Heart, (j fi'iT. West 31st at., where a solemn requiem mata will be gNjjl' 1 offered for tho repose of his soul. 3 w1 ''l" OOIIII.- Kntereil Into rest on Monday, July 31. Jennta S Jf.t ffil N beloved daughter of Annla and the late Richard. !i S;l iftl W. Oood. jj 3!t im Funeral from tha residence of her motbtr, 14 Thorn mi 15 st, Jersey City, to-day fj Si j f3 nAZAItD.-s'arah Lawrsnce, wlfa ef Rowland H. K KJJ lfr Hazard, after a short Ulnesa. Of if I vr Funeral serrlcea at her lata residence, 40 West SSla H in,' )i st, at 0 o'clock Wednesday morning. Funeral prt- K il ?A vate. Please omit flowers. a hit mi HOKN.-Atter a lingering illness, Salle, btlevsd w4fe H KH tgl of W. N. Horn. In the 47th year of ber ago. n i'il K Funeral today at 10 o'clock A.M., from her lata rid. f 6 jf dence, L80S Fnlton st, Brooklyn. C ji t 3 BtlYT,-At tho residence of her aarenta. 883 Weat ft jH5 5 Pth st, on Bunday. July 10. ibpo, af brain ftrtr. tl V&t j Charlotte (SutleX yecngett daughter of Usury aaa f. vjj 3 Mary E. Hort In her olh year. JEM' S Interred Jnly 2i, Ifao. 7 faT X MoIO.VAI.D.-At CeJ Charlton it, J. afoDonal. 3 HAu Rslatlves and friends are Invited to attend tnafuaaral ijl on Wednesday at t P. U. b mM MrI.OVUUI.IN.-0n Monday, Jnly 21, Patrtok J. ,Msh atcLoughUn. ton ot the lata Patrick McLonghUnaad. .wl n beloved husband of Mary A. MoTlernan, naUveec 1 .ftjH h Westport county Maya, Ireland, and membtr at J Wfi 1 Typographical Union No. a 3 ijr, Funeral from hla late resldenoa. CO atontromary at, i iv: e on Thanday, 24th Inst, at 2 iSO P. M. sharp. faiM Irish papers please oepy. ;4flj MORHIJ. Rusan Morse, aged St yeara, i -Mil ll Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the faniral j 'fjw S from 8 Snlllvan it on Thursday at 1 P. M. H1 MT7I.KY. On Tuesday, Jnly 22. Oeorge. ion ot Jiff if Thomas M. and Mary E- Unlry, aged 8 yean. i i5M. Funeral on Wednesday, Jnly 23, at 1 P. li, tram 10 4 ''Af. l! VntJ 4 m& O'SIIATJGlTNEBSX.-Inly 22, Tbertta A. (nee jiiS KavanaghX beloved wlfa of Themaa J. O'Shaafh- -4jT? nessy. ln her 26th year. j SaanH Funeral from her late residence, 201 Bait 37th it, on Jv Thursday, 24th Inst. atlOA. M. theneeto 81 Oa- -V, K brlel'a Church. East 87th at, wbwe a leleran re- !i qulem mast will be celebrated for tha repose of her to '.j'jt: V touL Interment ln Flathuih Cemetery. tj 'i, PEACOCK.-Snddenly, on Jnly 22, Lottie Ln. Infant g sr-j5 daughter of Carrie J. and Edward M. Peaceck. aged I, 4 17monthi. j $Y& Funsral service! will beheld Wednesday evening, Jnly l,Sr 3 'p 23, 1CPO, at the residence of htr parinu, 823 Oreent) r v'.r. v' ar, Brooklyn, at 8 o'olock. "I ''V'jj QUINN.-Jnly21, 1890, William I. Qnlnn ef Engine 29, aged so. at his father's house, 26 Yandam it i Vitfl UU, Fuueral on Wednesday next at B:SO o'clock, from BL I :tj iBJ Anthony! Chnroh, Euluvan st Interment ln Cal- ft Jl fJil "rr- S IttltfH fcinillllDAV.-On Btraday. July SO, Annla BbirUan. itg Pj beloved wife of Thomai ShorUam, lo tha 43th yaar J MS of her age. j SKi Funeral from the retldenoaaf her brother, Joseph If I'.ijfijJ Reilly. nertheait corner of 148th it. and Sth ay, t V bj JIM day at I o'clock P. M, Belatlyei and frtenda art la- H ftsM Tiled to attend. 9t SOMyir.BVILLE,-lt (M Broome it, Charles P-Swl eommerrllle, aged 23 years 8 months and 23 daya. IB Vifaio Relatlvee and friends art respectfully Invited to attend j gjffi the funeral on Thursday it OA, M., from St Aa- Jj 'VisVl thony a Churoh. 4 'ffftM fSPJENfKK.-On Tuesday, July 22, John J, Spenoar, IS iv''J aged 07 yeara and 0 months. tyhSif, Funeral at the residence, 31 Jefferson pilot. Union Q vlHtr Hill, N J, on Thursday. Jnly 24, at 8 P. M. VmSRAi 8TF.YESH.-At Spokane Falls, Washington, Jaly 21 lj 'W John btevens of New York city, aged 27 yeara, 8 G irvJH grandson of the late Robert Dennliton t Washing- A t?'; lonvllla, Y. W TA.j?X BTDABT,-At Chateangay Lata, la tha Adlrea- jl tfjrisS dacks. on Bunday, July 20, Eugene Talmsn, sonof U iiet'dl Laban C. and Marlon Stuart aged 2 yean and a S Si,otJ monihs. fi ii AJ Relative! and friends are respectfully Invited to atteaC J (Vuf- tbe funeral ssrvlcei at fit Jamei's Chnrch, Brook- f urai lyn, on Wednesday, July 2J, at 2 P. M. j f'0w i aTllELK At Fanweod. N. J., en Sunday, July 20, at 3 fiK' the residence of her son In law, Clarence W, Smith, a 4JK Charlotte P., wife ot Samuel CdelL Jj ''"fi'lfftji Funeral services at ber Itte rrildtnca to-day at 8 j Jl! vVil; o'clock. Trains ltava foot of Llbtrly at at I and n iV'','y 1:30 P It. g WlK WALL,. At her lata residence, 1,034 ITanooek it, (j lHJ Brooklyn, Jennie Mshr, beloved wlfa of Patrick X v'Slfi Wall and daughter of the lata Thomai and Mary S V'S'l Mahr. IvrvPfi WIIITK.-Willlam J, White. agedSOyeara 8 'MM Relatlies and friends are invited to attend hla funeral g i 'f2f from 03 Wait it on Thursday. ii VifHi 'i'im MOUNT HOPF. CRMKTKBY. U tl JL Mount Hope, Westchester County. f. 4-fmY New York A Northern l.allway. station on me Orounaa, J "i?tE iv oillce. 71 vicit'JJdit f. yv-vXlK S IS 7 MOITNT IIOPi: (1KMKTF.BY. SM'i'r Oillce, 7 West 2.'d st corner Blxth ar., N. Y. i Jl h lirrtitl 3Jotlre,5. 1 if-fffl "THIS IS AN AflE OY ATOLMNARIS WATBR" iil'lrirr Waller lesaal g Sri K APOLLINAUIH, S"" j -T7IR QL'BEN OF TABLTi WATBR8." W$t The filling at tht ApoitlnarU Bprlng (Rhealth Pruiala) f m i'lNKi amounted to i afW' 11,894,000 bottlei In 1B8T, S 11'sSS 13,720,000 botlttl la 1858, B ft 'WiF ia,sas,eoo btttiea ta lssa. u S Jt Wj NO TICK. Tha well known yellow labtla of tha SI v'fi Apolllnsrll Company, LtmUed, are protacttd hy K L'V'fmR Perpetual Injunctions of the Supremo Court jS I jnffivf BEWARE OP IMITATIONS 'lu''-slW TO NI'.lll.I'.rTTUn II A I It I. to lo.evonth R-'l-fjiTi; andoomeilne.i h .T.it with PARKIilt SIIAIR HALBAJA. I f fl 'iBUf PAIiMiltH i) I Ml llll Tn.Mi cnrei Inward pain. li 'Ji.i'-JBS, 3)nu 'iiuliraUern. I l;'f ED W AR DAT K IN" SON I !;M Has wrltteufor Iho j i fjBJf: POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY U 11 Two ariioltt, tniltlsd t)r'' 'IflSl' Common Sense applied to P '1 the Tariff Question. 1.1 'jffl Real the Al'iU'BTand 8FPTHMBIIB .Nurabtn. -y1'3B Srasiili' l,ilirarv-.nv Ktlilioiis dot This iVfek f Ml Under Which Lordl Mn I. Lyua Llntoa, No. I.4I7.2O0. ilMtM t-carlet rortune, U. Herman. Na 1,41 auo, .?lflal
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ill- (5 THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2?, 18UU. Ijll 3.II.S.'l.l.l.D TAKES POISON. I am: sw.it.i.ous a nut u novaivr inn P I riti: vinvttsi: run rt:ats auo. fa J i I, Tlni.lil- lo Iti-rnTri- Iii-p Ilrml Unliunil' it, atunev li-iim Ihr Itniikri-ri v. I'll Whom It S' vim Iliit'-I, Mil- Jli'i'iitiK ilenjiuiH.-unt. jjj' llr. Kmm ltnnd the-n-Moirof Cm I. (.Uarlos HI, XT. H. 1. Hocil cmTiltttvl milclilo nt liur liomo 1 K Id .'or.'ov i'iiy Jloiri.iv iiijs'-t liy t itinc littnln- ;fc num. Slip wib t'oi nlla-s Ami de'P iHlent, nii'l Imncltioil RUo w matto'iVo to tlm Irlondu with iff- wIiomsliownHllvlnc. fiiiif. r.ool was m.-istor jv j of tlio illpimr till) Si-nrtun. wlilch plioil bo- ffi, t tweon tlila. city. an 1'ranclsco. nri'l Hone lf'l. lions. Ho nm wcl Inown in Ihi!i city. JIM fe F wife 'AR3 rn in Vinous county, iiml iifior W J tliolr manlaiM. vrliHi occur.-ed fsvtmly yi'M'J IjL i hbo. tlmv eunin Iit.' tullvo. conn tlcmM slu j If ucpoiiii'inlc'l l in on his t'iin to i lilnn luit I.- moio uttnn t-li Rtnyol lior.i ivl-li Mom!.". The ilL Cnjitaln was il'-li nml fliipnllml hor wi h mi fu-'i'i ubitmlanco of inonoy. P3V.1 jo-irs ncolip wont ar toBatil'ianclogooa atriiianUdld not roturn, iI; t .Vor nlonictlnioartorwr.rJ hos-iit monoy to hcr Alt rcuulnrly. Tlir-'e scaisauo ho Mopioil mmiiI- imh incliar roinltlniicc-, -nil a year lutor alio liearil ymi thathowas.lo.nl. ,':io vvnsnt that tlmo amy- v.gft' Inu with Mrs. Iran!: lo Alva ct 200 L'eivea f avenue. Jerey rity HcIqIiM. Xv She continual living wlt'i Mr. Ho Alva ami Mi hor family after tho i iiiitnin's ilo.i h. Kho hail I to money. nrnl ho t-nrneil hoi- living by uc'lnii jj 6s hoiiLokPojiur. Moii lay ovi'iili'ii Mio wont to j' i lior room to iroriaro for dlnnor. At '.I o'clock 'j j nlio ha'l not como down stair.-., anl M. JJi 1 1 Alva wont to tho room and knocked on tho I i dor. Thorn was no nvipnnsp. and alio oiieuoJ i th door and went In. Sil.o saw Sir, l.'ojd k It- b tine In acli.ilrncnr- the bureau, llorhaadwao j bout over on hor lireitat and hor arms hum; i f limp by her Hide. Mio had been out In tho hot j i oun In tho attcrnoon. an 1 Mrs. Do Alva j T, thought ho was overcome witn tho heat. Stio j t shook her. but could not rou-o her. bho was i f f about to ca'l her dauchtor when fho saw a eheet of writing papor lyum on tbo lloor. s-ho Hr Blckeillt up. it was addrort.-oj to hor. It was B p i omened wit'i writing on both Milea Mrs. llo j 5 K Alra l"Ol oil at Him biunatutx bo'mo slio rend i i'i uii) ii tho lotitr. it aa Binned I'.inina. Mr. (1 i Heed's I'brislliiu niitiio. In It .Mi-. Una J, had r written taut him was dosliuto aul iontiIIOit i ond felt homelf a liuuiuu to liymlr and her t friends. o lind deciduil to poison liersolf. Bho had purvba-ed the polnon two oars nun. t a: intenillni; 10 uo it. Im; Im I not dune it whllo 'jj f, thoro was anv hope ol U'ttini; inonoy that was ,11'Sv. duo her from a llim of Jow lorl; bankers. .1 Ii That lioiw iiad vnnlsl.oJ and tbeio was no uso ;Jv. of herllvltiK. tX' Mrs. Do Alva ealloil for help, and nor son and ;i daituliter ran up htairH. She told thorn what I w hnd Happened. The hon went immodialolr lor I II r. liocanlus, who lives on tho opi o-ne siJo of ji I j. tho htreet. whllo Mrs. J)e Alva and lior j j ilauKhter. with tho assistance of oihors In tho I j j; hou.i-c. lifted .lira. Jieod trom tho chair to a bed. i Bho was unconscious but was not dtad. Dr. llocardus canio in a tow minutes. Ilotontfor nnother doctor, and touether they worked to i i save the woman's lire, but fho died a lew luiuis I j oftor. The iact of her suiolde was roiioried to the pollco soiuo timonltor bur death. Mrs, He Alta and her family v era retlcont about Mrs. llcod's life. About all they would say was that I when Cant, lteod died ho had an amount of money det.osltod with illen .t Mu.nl in this i u city. Mrd. Keed had eudeavi rei to cot it afior bis diah. but hail leen unsivco-oful. This p'. was tho money i-he referred in in her letter. A. Lomrcert. a lawyer, whose otllco Is at 12S Broadway, was Mrs. Heed's counMil inherof- i furt to i;et this money. Ho had not heard of i llrh. Ileod's doath wbn a ht'N lepoiter called I on him jesterdnv. Ho was much surinlse.l. t' i "Why. she was hero ye.stoiday afternoon," ha 1 Bald, "and wo tnlked oor busiuns matters for nloiiKtime. !ho had afiionil wi-i lier a man nbout hor own nto. Mio asked me for all tho jnipora In the suit I conducted for hor. Mho I i Bald her frlonil war.tod to examine them and I- would rutmn theiu to-day. .'he ieas prfec.ly pano. and talked piea-mntlv and rutlonally. Jieforo she luft i-be ai.l she In'ended taklnua lone journey and would neivr return. Sho wouldn't tell mo whoro she was Kolnu. When J prpbe 1 1 or sho said uiuyl o sbo would co to Bouth Amorlea. bho appeared to be in line Bprits. and so was lior frleml. He wh a tlmrt. stout man, with a siiDdy beard, tie was not a i lawyer. "I know somethlnc about Mrs. Iipednnd her trouliles," tlio lawyer continued, "bho was a t much abused woman. Her husband loft hor J Blx years aKO n; d went to '-an I'ranclseo. where he lived with a woman named Alnrcnlla !)f Aocht. Ho mot thl-woman nn eno of Ins iriio. ,g I mnl became linatuatml with her. llo lived I with bar lor suvoinl yo.ir.. !to wus riob. Ho died In July. 13-S-. in Oakland. Mis. Hood j I I i; came to nn after his death and told mo that i I' v Bho had boon for "ivoial year-. otlre!y deti- i tuto. and dependent on hor trlends lor tupp..rt. l! Bho bud heard that her htmimml had some I 15.030 deposited with Allen A Stead, tho lank- I I' y ors. She. huvuic no children, claimod admin- I iteration on hor lnibb.iiid's estate, an 1 P'O- Si r sented horsolf as n (nimant for it. It was J i leurued then that 'apt. heed bad lef ,i w.ll. II' in wbieli bo boiiuoathud to 'bis tod i I wlfo, Jlarceiln Iteed,' all his pro; s il f far ns wo could Icain. nil thu y I i lie owned at tho tlmo oi tils death v .11. a- I f posits with Allen .V stead. lent letter, i ad- I mlnlstratliiu for Mrs. Heed borv. and ni.11.0 a I I'I demand for the nu ney on Hairy Allen, tho l bead of tlio baiiKin linn. Allen admitted tho i ill' i- debt, and promlnud to pay tho money, but ho II dldn'tkeop his niomi-e. and I Penan a suit J III ;t ncnlnsthliu atidcotjudcmnt fr f ;.'J0s.Tii and ill V inierst forsoeral years. Anotherbiiltaumnst )3 f Btead failed because it was proved that Mead .1 I was uot a i.artnor .f Allen at the tlmo Cnpt. f Heed made his la-t dn-.sits. 'o propeit7 could bo found to satisfy the ,udcment against Ijll Allen, and tho poor woman wan despondent. 5(1 f On one or two occasions 1 broucht Mrs. Hood ,9 1, toAllou'a olllco. and sbo told him borself of i her poverty and nuods. but he always out her Nil oil and cover cave hor a cent. Sue bocama ij more despondent niter each visit." ;3 I, J, Wnen a reporter called ti.-nin at Mrs. Do 1 9: a Alva s hou'.o to ask her about Capt. Heed's HI: 1 ilesonlon of his wlte. Mis. Iio Alva made a vl- w o.ous denial of Iho nory. Kho said tho Captain r j bad until his death provided nbundautlr for l Mrs.lleed. bhead -.lltiod that he lived mostof HI v thetimoin tl.ilifornla, butthat wason aceo.nt i ll of business. (,he said, and ho paid ceaBlonnl 'J I' j visits to J.ow Yorh. Wl.llo ho was away .'Irs. i I i' 5' lieed wrote to blm weekly, and if sho happened J j I to be Ri.-k Mrs. Do Alva wrote for hor at hor JH dictation. From tho tone of those loiters, Mrs. i' lie Alva said, and luttuin sho had seen from e theCaiitnn. ho Know that there was never ill; r pnv troi.blo between 'hum. bho taid l.awvcr v Lommert had not troa'ed Mr?. Hoed ilaiit but lr Bho did not expinln In wlmi way. ShoidentiCed I 'I f. If the man who was with Mrs. Heed when sho I JU calloil nt tlio lawyer's olluo as a Mr. White. I fllll who was a vry :I friend of Mrs Heod. Ho HI 1 1 called on hoi a weoi: .ico. bbe did not know nj what his first nainn was rwher.i be lived. He) tl lived s .mewhore In tho city iho thought. Ho 'Ml S was not with A'rs. Heed when she ,e't tho I Ml. t boiife Jlonlny imcrnoi n to sei the lawyer, i 18 i nd he mint lam mot bar roir.ewlioro, roe- f f silly ty a 'iiointment. i a Ilarry Allen eonli not bo found jystnrday. Ii At the ollle.i of Jidn Douo'iup, woo is bl.s l f, coun-el.lt was said that his present address i v was not knuvvn by any one there, but that If ,H K nv, communication was l.!i theio be would ,4i)) s tet It in tho com i-o of inlay or two. I r. Mis. lieed wi, le burlol from Mrs, J)o Alva's tp house, on lbursday. 'Hlli K. Lottery l'nndn Iti IMpcttniiw. il h New Ont.K.iNs, July 2'i Tuo lottery Adit In l K this tf'aio has n-sumed a nOiV rbit;o. Tho 'Ml. L 'Jmu charges to-day that the Nichulls Cam- ,41 L I paicn Co-nmliteo asked b-.r and oi.talnod N Jlu.nui) Jiom the Louisiana Lottery Company S f to help Oov. Xleholls in bis fltrtil for the Homo- 51 f" 3f cratlo nomination for Oovnrnor in loSS, and iS I- f that I'nilpil hta os unntor-elor t w bite al"o ro- tfi r n colved tho aamo amount from tlm lotteiyto Hr help lilin porsonilli tos-euro the Henatorshlp. fflll j' J'oth do-. M'-hoi's and seniito Whii- aro to- fc day proa iiuced opponents of the baton, and w r Henator hito wo-ms's to elvt a full nee unt if f of his eaiir alcii umd ni.il the .s'ieholls 'nin- l rmlcn Co" mifee lia also I nen e.led .other ,111 tomcet l!i elmru'e. It s i lotiab'oi1 at nil tlio l i facti. with lorni'il ntho ioiteiy couiril utlon lu fii the la..t ii- liii.nl cmpaleu will come out. ;JI Jtlllrit ZlrrsrK Over a r.nvu .VIT.ili-. I J. TJr.wl!i.(ifMnwr. 1'n July 22,-AtI.oy.-v,l!o, II. I'eiry county, Mamie Hostotter. iho lCyear. i old daughter of 1'raid. Ilo.tetter, tho vllluce ;J v blacksmith, i as committal Miielde. !ho was found doail In hod or. und ty mornlmr. .in U I empty laudanum bo; tin st nndina on the bureau, fill. fcbe I-t nncte. whi-li i'ai: fffijl "J am t.i'e.i of Iho ai.il want foilie. I cannot jj y tind my uonloes any lonuar. lluiy me iiIpiii:- :l ;i aide of urandfather in ti.o new ilioouilleld u cemetery. M if Mamie ha I a lonr namad Georue lloyer. At il i f the picuics and other in.lnt" frolics they heanieil l!H very happy In each otlier'i. sri'ieiy. (in ristur- JSJB ivcnlnt! Coa nppearnl on tho viileca ;b Btreets with another youiic Inly. MIssHo" (S tetter weni iho Moro of -i. fin I, LMmjor. ij puroha-ei Itlie laiiilaiiu'ii. roiuiued homo, and IS j t ewallowod it. lllill i !(j 'iho Khriin Allrr Ihr Vtiandiniilln Clnl. utg IIW.DWiv, Me.,.)nlyi2.-S', 1,7 Webb airlveil j ht;ro la.t iilht w:t:i wi'.rnu fo.' the nir; t of Sjljj's n liniMliei- ol meml'ir of tlm Wli .-,o.y.!.o til Clubof We; I'.i'dKiii v.i.iili l:r.. ia vnr .in mil ways I'Oe.i munlfi'.iu.' mi ax'rmn I'.ii 'o M Trial Justice Ii cr.- Thoei' .Ji,.hi ..n up fin bis rcurt ev"r Iries. uu.! bit Fill: V 11 M member of Mm Wlmnitduo Hi-is tookliov.ei M irom bis wiiLMii and whip, ed Inm. Yi-8t idav KB tbeybadblm auesioj i'i tarryiuc eoncsaled I fl wtapons, bavins found a ro vol vor on him. j Ii vxnsiiASJtw.u a MAnrrit. CollllIeorllellk1ll:Onelltor nintlnc I'.xiirdtllon, Thoproro'Cd expodltlrn of operators to blss tliecntters(iHlhoywontlo7. rkonily yesterday 1 mornli.t' was a fol.ura mly one outbreak oici'.ned. and that was of unall Importanco. Hotneof the nnn natboicd In liont of Mcyor .7oiiasoii A i o.'s place at :),"f llioadvvay about i ft o'clock. Mr. Jonnfson says there vrcro at least fifty. Tho policemen who dispersed tlio crowd nertrti that there were 139, Tho strik ers s.iy thoro wuro four. Tho firm's story is that a I lit butly strlkar, backed up by enconr- nKliccilos fiom bis lonfcdcratos, atlompted to knock down tho doorkeeper and swore dreadfully whllo be was doini: it. Tho strikers say this story is falso. In tho llr-d plnco. thoynnv no Jowisb clonk- mnl.or is bU and burly, aul not one knows how io swear Itn, rossivuly. Tlio way tho tlilnir I bappotied. they said, was this; Tour i Ickots woro fctaiidliB noar the stoic, when n clerk allied them what thoyworodolni! thoro. Oer- I main Oxonhnniller. one of tho party, lopllod I that they wcto stai.dlnc on their foot, I The clerk didn't see any fun In this re- :!y ntul slapped tho clonkmako's face. Tho i clcaklnakor hesitated about Iho minutes, and J then started In to lick tho clerk, when nnotbor nninloyco enmo out with a revolver In bis Ii ,n,l, Iho cloaUinakor sieppod back trliJht- 1 o' cd. and tho oth'-r cloik urubbd liliubytho collar and handed him over to a policeman. In tho Tomli- 1'olice I'ouil the prisoner was fined j."i. hut when Mr. (.larsldo pxplalned the nil air io tho J mice I he fine was remitted. T! e cutters are nuuiy vvltli .Me9--rs. (larsldo and llaron.less, ind oxpre-s their Inilluiiatlou in lively lanci.auo. e'retmy iluiko said that. boththc'-e men were des.peraie Anaichl-t-i. and I woie workini; lor the lovo of the Ibliii; at $10 a Wuek. I Air. (iarslde had this atalemont to make: Our men mo in in cat distress, and need all the as.-isiance which can lo ollorcd them, but evon in tin Ir misery they lee! too pnud to bp po.il to tbo cuttorr, nu-nln. 1 urn thoroucbly disunited with tuat body. They won. nnd at filename monx ni that their victory was an nounced they dcoi'ied us. and left us to cet n Ion lt as best vo can. Hut tbo cnutrnctois bave promised to stand by us to tho end. and I think wo can rely on them.' Tboopeintors mid contT.ctors formod yo;t-rday the amalca- mutloc which had been proposed tho day bo lore. Two llttlo nlrls. one 7 ami tho other aorar- cntlynot more than 5 years old. t-ddled into tho strlkors' headiuarters nt l"(i Sullolk street yosterday and asknj for a loaf of bread to tako i bomis. lhoy said they had oaten nothing oil day. nml that their mother was too sick to call for the broad herself. Some one nsked Mr. Garsldo whethor tho uirls' father belnnced to tho union. The older elrl (hired up and tald lndlcnnutly. My lather ain't no scab." The operators nnd contractors held a moss mootins in Kverett flail la-t nlKht. nt which i 'J.OOO teopo woio prosKUt. A dolesato from tho Italian cloaK operators said that his coun trymen would always stand by tbe strikers. Mr. (Iarslde said he had itist received $10J from the llrotherbood of Tallois and promises of support In tbo strike. Uthor contiihutions nmounllnii to nearly 200 woro announced. One of tho speakers said that live cloakmakera had ulvcn their watches nnd chains to the treasurer of the union, to bo pawned for tbo benefit of tboso who woro bnncry. hen be bad flnlnhoii two operators came forward to the platform nnd handed up tbolr watches, chains, and rlnus for the samo purpose, 'its audience uavo them throo cheers. iuly sax it's iicitaLAZtr. Tile Kenny Club Itoom Denpolled by the t7erolmtin faction. Tho warrlnc County Domoerncy factions In tbe Thirteenth district aro more bitterly em broiled than ever, nnd nn independent Demo cratlc orc.inl.-.atlon is likely to bo the result. I The Jorolomnn faction's certificate of rocu- larity from tbe County Committee had no i oiTect In brlncinc tho factions together, nnd i tho Judce and his followers had to establish a i'cow heaibiuartors nt 250 Elehth nrenue. tho Kennyitos boldinc on to tbo old club rooms ntSlG. The old rooms woro despoiled lato on Sunday nlcht. That they wero burclarlously entored the Kennylte:- say they can prove, and that the dpspollor wore from tbo o'bor camp, and that tho stolen coods woro tnkon to tho club room 1 at 230 Elehth avenue. I'm mod encravinns of Gov. Hill, Grover Clevolnnd. Hubert O. Tho rji son, John It. Follows, and others, to tho nam j ber of twolve. wore lemnvoil. tlio envoi v.-.is taken, tho C.'evalnnd and Thurman biiK ban ner, loo. ami tho shados wore torn from tho win lows. The surreptitious nnture of tho July movlne Is shown by tho Iact that th-j marauders woro ftlcthtened off in some way be. ore ibey hud succo.-ded in tnklM,' down i certain fines nnit siildoiis. nnd oven le.t thico pictures benlnd that had been taken from tho wail ami tied up for lomovnl. Those rescued 1 rortinl swore those of I'atnck Keennn. Con I cri'Siman John Vulnn. nnd l,leut.-Gov. Jones. Tlio outraced Kc nvitos liavo hi.ntod for justice two whole days. Capt. Grant of tbo I Twentieth street pollco Is evidontly a llttlo shy on tbelec.il TU"stlon us to the litlointh-prop- erty nnd sent the complainant to the .letters n Market Court lor a-warrant. Justice Homin I has rot civen thorn one yot. but 1'airickl.ouch rnn. the Treasurer of th" desi.olled oreniilza tlon. Is homowlnit oneouraaed. howeier. be cause ho was told by thu Justice to call acain this morninc. The Jerolotnan people do not admit or deny that thev navo tho missing iiropoity, but they do say that it belongs to thum. t-ATAL Itl.OIV nun A 1MIV. IXnckntun 3rnson SIrunt to Hcntter tbe I'riiwd, Not to Kill Yoiidb Kvun. Last Bunday evonlne n crowd of boys woro workinc tbe crowler near tho cornor of Tirst avenue and heTeutoenth btreet. Amonii them was John J. llyan. n youns printer.who lives nt 414 East Seventeenth strcot. his father, Kd ward Hyan, is a bartonder. Younir llyan was 17 years old. Tbo crowd made some disturb ance around Yotter's slnble. lu fioventoentli street, nnd Hackman b'tophon Mason under- j took to drlvo them off. He llnally crnbboil n whip from tlio stable and earn chase. Tho I liovs ran into I'list nvenuo, where, botweon bDveutduntli nnd Slxtoentli stroats. Mason cansht up and slashed snmo oi them with the I lash. Then the bovs set upon blm with htones nnd bricks and followed him when he started bind;. Near the corner ho tin nod nn them and ten.ck out with the hint ot his whip and drove them oil. niin.' lly.iti appeared to bo a Utile hurl, and his father tan out ot the lioure and bip-tUvd blm indoors tist as I'olleamim heed I ran mross tlio -tieet to nee what the row was. Notblnj.' further wa thouu'ht of UioalTali un til tlio noy'B father c.illeil at the l..'st Tvvontv sniond htreot station yi'Stnrd.-y and paid his son was deal. V nni: 1U uu ha 1 scemod ilaeil, lb-did not complain, but pr-oullv lay nown. Doctors woro ended, who said they tncuuht hl'iBkull vMisfric'Miod. but could not usur tain ibllniiei). He mtiilit hsvu lallcu und irnctiired its b'se. Youni; l.vaii had lint I Mii-oii bail stiui'k liim on tbo boad ivi'lt iloi v.ldp hiindln ibe i oroiior was summoned I and tlier.i .vlll ho ,iu autop-v to.il iy. Vosterd.iv afterijor.n ueio -live Wade ariested Ma'-nn Ho admitln I that ho Htrip'k youns ll.au, but anil it was lu splf-doicrieo .Mr. Hrnn said ins', nlubt that fie coiibicorjil the blow :m- cldentnl. Tlio Anlnipy I'ai-k Zlmilc 'J'rniilile, Gcorito W. Hvram. formorly President of the Anbury 1'nrk National Dank, bau made uu n--, 6lenmcnt if bis propeity to thai bank. It is I eanltliat iho tiai'Sfr rouslstod of tho baud eomo biown-s'one bank biilldiuy on Hie cor j norof Mattisoii and HerKhnlioe's und flO.uO'J I nf stock in the bank. Mr. Il-tani was I're.d I dont o: il.e bnnlsUiitll la-t sprliu. wlien 1m was 1 ineecdod by Hank l.-iimin-T Jiiiip r 'J'hero 1 wrr-ru.i ors abo'.t the romliilun the bank, nml Danl: i'. aiuh or Jnines ma.ie an investua lion. I'o loiniil that I'ri'iilent llyiaui had dtnwn tS'i.i'U i lruin tlm bank w.ibout u'ivini: I seciiritvorasklniithii o.uik illieetois lor the I loan. He wa.i ordered to ionieo tlm inouov in the bam.. He did so by liiorUui.'iuithis i rop I ert). I Ctiarceil vtlt'l llrahestllnic 81,'JOH. j John J. Oton. need 41, of inn rifth str.iat, Hoi), ken, was nrtested last iil:;ht on a charge of emb') :lliu SI'JIH Irom bis omployors. It Is nlleuud that Ottnn roileeted tho money nnd I failed to account for It. llo was omployol by I llonry i. llint .-on. cominiMdo-i mercliants i at K'l Duiino btreet. Now Wuk. Ho loft their i employ about .Liitunthiiiro, after haviiii: bean i wiut tho Priti lor '.vo years. Kubsoimentlv. i when 'ho book", wero examined, tbo il'dlcleney I of fl,2"i) wan il.reovore 1. When (itioii was I notl'in! of till- bo ofereJ 10 i;vn li note for the i amount, which was acree'i to on i oinlltluii I tba' idton should -ol a resnoiuiblo endmser. lie failed in do .Lis, nnd 111 iino-t tollnwud. i .7 lixllco l!y f'liiiile'.lrs OH Iilrol, j J.ulitld'Auna iwoiortiT on h'l'-i'in, I and signor '"n ll-i of .i upi oared In thol.ssex Markut Court jo-terdii li'Au.ln said riidlui bi.d eaile 1 Mm vltui niniive names In tl e coliiriilisoi I a l',-f n:. HlIl'-r Gllllill'S jire una in o to n summons iient'eiLcii, s.uii nisip-e Duffy, "editors rhould tiOt cad cn.'h other nuiuer. I think von should ko home and mend yuur wars." Tier wout. J Miiiitiflw'j'i'Viiiif -it Tim rrrrrT- -rr t .it f?$y Healthy Exercise 3 M That's what the work of washing clothes tLT X and cleaning house amounts to when it's? Jk done with Pylc's Pearline. Little flffwC 7111, or no rubbing; no drudgery; less ,M VlU annoyance more comfort; yjijjM I III vi morccleannness moreccon- y f I 'rj U v omy; and a large saving of wear and tear on all sides. You'll find directions on back of pack age, for easy washing. It will cost you five cents to try it. Every grocer has Pearline nothing else gives satisfaction to the mill ions of women who use and have been using PEARLINE for years women who rely on their brains to save their backs. f Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers arc ofTerinp; imitations which they t5 e Wcire claim t0 ,,e Pearline. or the same as Pearline." IT'S FALSE they aro not, and bcsiilcs are daiiRcrous. i&) JAMES PYI.E, New York. XE8 OV Till! Il.tll.ltOADS. I.ntcnt Ilui motion of Interest li-om All (iiuirter. The. Now York Central and Wost Shore Ilnll roads on Auir. 4 will put Into operation ovor th?lr entire linos a system of domurrairo charges for the dotentlon of enrs more tbnn fony-olcht hours. They claim to bo tbo I ploneors In applying the princlplo to loenl I points, and therefore tbolr couiso will bo ro Knrded with Interest. If It works, tho railroads oxpocttocot twlcansmucb sorvlcooutof thulr cars as they do now. Tho Hist car seivleo ns nociation was oisanlznii In Omaha In 1Ss7. and since tbon all the larKo Wost--tn cities liavo formod them. One was established at liud'alo several months nco and nnother nt Syracuse I this month, covermi: all tho competitive points between thosj two cities, lleforo tbe Buffalo association was orcr.nl rod tbo cars com Inc into that cily weie detained an avoraeo ol i days. Last month tbe detention aver iced onir if.28 day-, each. But no company has yet made tbo application of demurrnita Charcot uo'ioinl at small stations as we.l as laiue. In il notice Issued by Ueneial Suporln- tondent Yoorheos It Is utnted thai there will bo a inlnlmum charce for ileionllon of $1 per car u day. or any fiuction thereof, If not loaded I within lorty eicht hours, after beinc placed, or I unloaded within forty-eleht hours alter or- rival. "The nmount chnrced." the circular. Bays. Is unt sulllclont io recompense tbo com pany for iho uso of its cars, tracks, Ac. for warehouse purposes, nnd Is not co lectod for the purposo of revenue, but for tbe prevention jo abuses." Althoucb the mnnacers of tho YWtorn roads have accomplished nothing thus far lu their eltorts to establish blchoi ruto-. on live stock and other freight trom Missouri Itlver points, to Cblcato. the porslsioncy with which ibey keep on trvlnir indicates that they are not without hope of iiltliua'.osiicco". Yosterday. owing to n change of front Iy vhlc.li the M. Paul and the llo. k Island stood ready to agree to a division of tralilo at Ku.isa-. i'iiy without tuking tho nmuha situation fn'.o neiount. tlio C'hlciignand orthweht co.ised to be an obsta cle to the proposed advance. Tho chief dllll cuity. hovvevor. Btlll'runiaius the Chicago and Alton tiuuitin I for a separate ai.d dlitlnet agreement lor the division o. cnttb- trnflic. To this the M.livoukeo and .St. Paul deollnos to Consent, Another mooting will bo held In Chi cago to-day. A Chicago (lospatch says a moetlnc of the goi oral pa-seiiger agents ol tho V csteru roads i was hold yo'terdar to consider tho situation ns affected by the cut rates or tbo hoo bio and Cauadian 1'aclllc ti tho drand Army Lncamp- ment at llonton. Theso load", in ronuuctloa with tho bhouv City and Northern, have made a round-till- rnlo of 4,' between bloux City nnd lloston and passongors have tho privilege I of using tho Cauadian Pnci.'.c .-.leepiugcars for hotel purpo-es during their slay In l!o-.ton. A Proposition to mako a lower rnto than that heteioioin agreed upon, in order to meet this oinpetition. vvns considered by the mcoilng, but wr.3 ioted down, and iho basis of lates es tablished by tbo association will be adhered lo. Tho West Shore ami Hoosae Tunnel freight lino-., beroioloro '.ndor one mnnngenicnt. will besopnrato.i on Aug. 1. nnd they will work as livals. This is understood to be atthe rotiuest of the (ir.iud Trunk, with which the West I Biioro on its own account works west of Sus- I pen-don Bridge. 'Ihelloosnc Tunnel, while It I sends Its relghtovortho YYostfahoro toHuiTalo. i takes the V.nbash vvosto! that city. .1. A. drier, the present general manager ol both lines, will cont nuo to mnnage the Hoosae Tunnel line, and D.ivid lliown will bo general mana ger of the West Shore lico. He is iho present 1 assistant general irvisht ii.'outofthe Clilcago and Grand Trunk. .1. It. .smith, now joint i ngent lu this city for both jine. will retain too West bho.o. and F. W. Hlc'uirdsou will bo tho now man for the Hoosae Tunnel. Since the Now Knglnnd road severed Its com 1 traet lasi month with the .sow York and North era the two companies have boen hostile. The New Lnclaiil road hnd completed its ar-nnge-ruentswith the llousalonle road, and desued to send all its freight via Wilson's Point. But it nls.is'opp -d turning p.issomera over to the Noilherii mid issuing eo:mec:liu time tnblto-. It now reconimun Is its pas-ongers to tako tlie Norwich line. The business of the Noitboin has fallen lincely. and it ha dlspentod with bomo uf its men tt the freight station, I'ler i), b-H. A Torohn despatch says: The conforonce bo- twion tbe Santa IV. general oll'cers and tho Tramn-."n's Grievance Committee was Iruli- fill. It nns been agreed to iihollsh the cla-sili- cii'Iou of na.-e ,gei conductors, over the ontlra I system, to givo nnirorm pay of sl2o per month I without regard to length nl servlco. to pay for i tlmo ins' by train mm on iiccount of delays be- jond their Cotitro' to pay .or tlnm lot ivhore the moil mo in led upon 'o report for duty nnd nro not sent out nt once, and io pay for Ilk) utiles on all runs of less than 100 miles. A cablo despatch from f ondon says tho suo of additional capital stock of the Cn: atlhin I n cillc N puoili-ly nnnoun.-ed to be m the form of 1,!hM.i sterilng 4 percent, perpeti.nl de bentures nt (i7v per cent. this "vi.nijo wdl b.t applied to the Pacific steamship servlco und ilie louiuliidor is for rolling stock and lottorniHiits, Tlmin Is -omu eumment ovor tbe fucc mat tbe Is-uo Is nMde hy ilie eonipuuy direct, and not through Baling Brothers as bercto'o.e. Kiiuhum Cltr Vrteruni. to Visit Illtxiltirlli. The Y'o'oran Guard ot Kansas City will visit Elizabeth on Aug. Ill ns tho guests of the Vet etan Zouaves, who will tender thorn the mist brilliant recoption over wlinessod there. Tho programme Includes a water pni ado by night fiom Now Y'oik, to bo taken part In by a fleet of from tneutv to thirty vo.bIh. decked With Hags iin.l bunting and discharging IlicW'iktt en route. 'J hoy will esont to Kuzabetiiport tho bteamer coiitn-uing the Kansas City men, tbo interna .ni-avns, and Thirty I'lvlbion. Iiliiglitsol I'vtbiaa who villi partleipato ntliu ilanionniiatloii". Tho vbltors will lie greulo I bvasuiutolr in tlio old revolutionary cannon vhii tiny bind nt Klbabetnt .wn Point, mid vthl 1 o escorted through tlm prl i-inal -treets lo tlie Xi.uavo armory, where they will be wel comed by the Major and nflerward bamiuet 1. Tlio lians.iH City vi'lor. ins c .me Knst to iitiond tlm Nntloiini l.iii-ainpmeni of tbotj, A. I I.'., stoiipiug lor a day at .Uiitibeth on their re- turn bomo. IliivDR 'i-niii;lit liy n C'lniiitliurst. Dr.Mvr.u, Col,, July 22,-At midnight Inst night a cloudburst occurred that tins tempo- inilly isolated the tovrns up Clour Crcok Cafi in j from the woild, a deluge of irntor poured 1 within iho narrow walls ol tbo canon. It com- plet' ly dumolMiod tho two lion railway I brldfp'S nt tho lorks und diii-'iovod nil iho i strip-lures in tho vli-lnltr. The resiaurant.tho depit, and tho outhoiisot wero sivopt nway. No Uvea woro lost Tlio column of vvnei-, laden witli wreckage, went tearing down the cii.oiu wtli iho iiiiiilt thai to.dny, from thu fork-, to Go don, there i. scarcely a vestige of the railroad loft. 'I bo grovtor pintn.n of tbo roadbed Is washed uway and nil mean of I commiiulciui. n aro destroyod. Altai iho cloudimr-i a fiirlt'iis hub storm set lu and it is lei.oricd thul bail a fool deep Is lying lu the earn n. Flab IlyliiR by TlitniKnuili., HfTiNaTos, Pa.. July22. A mysterious dls e.ifo has seized upon the black bass nnd other fish in tho Haystowu branch, nnd to-day tbo tniiks aro lined v. Iih destt fish for nilUs. TboiisanilH of dead I uss. weighing irom a halt pound io five i minds, nro float, nir on the water or idled no a'ong lis edge. This stream Is far-f-iijioil o- Ms i ,'i-i i,ld ll-hlng advan agos, but dor ug Iho naitt 'wo dais il has leen depleted of near.) nil it.--ll-h. .In lctihpi-c four 3tlen S.uti;;, P.ui.n rirop. Ji.ly '.-.'.-Cnp'. 1 otten !re!gli cd tho Brltl-h shin I oeh Pek. m port irom Ply. mouth, m a report to tlio llvdrogriiphi office n6teits that on July 2. In latitude 17 3-i.longl-tuilo 5'0 uo. be passed an Island of ice lour miles long m d eighty feet high, Tbo same day bo passed numerous, other bergs great sbo, rendering navigation exlre.rn.dr danaeroua. HHBHBBHHaBKBBHBBEaBiaBH Tlie Mlntslnk Itetnn'n 30O Tenri of Clvr lllr.ulliMi. romJrsTi July 32. Th two tuimlrdth aimlvfr- irr otlli l'.rt itlllomtnl of the IllnPliik rfjlon wm rtlctirtil tn ilny by the Mlnlsluk Vlley UliPirlctl bo cletv near Cintilbeikville stAtion. on tli Ih-.e of the Tort Jervli and Moutlcellu K.utroa'l, nil near the rot wlnre the llr.t ietllc-soi.nil up ths wlldtrneit. Thfl lev. Pr. K. W. .Miili. I'rejlltut ot tlie llittfirlc.il Micloly, preildeit. Anil Oe.lTereil ilii npenlnv aJiireiA ihe chief hl.ti rli-Al aailrei. was b. the Rev. Pr Hum TAlmaee. fonncrlv i a. tor of the oiil ptitch Itcfonned Clturch At 1'ort.lerrl. the tint church plautrit In III. Mlnlilulc country, ami tio pmr ol the l'lri I'rxbyttrl.n Clmrcb o! Somctrllle, J. Minnie l'nlnicr's N'ew Contrnct. It wai announced last nlitht that MlnnU Palmer bad clianred her plans for next eeuion. and bad contracted with Leele i Pail to become t'le Mar of au opera rempatiy tb.-vt will occupy the new Gaiety Theatre en nroadu-ay rnr the next two yrsre. MI.b lehn-ri orl-'inAl contract w.-va vrlth Man.ii.er HaiiiIaII for two veir. hut Maiiazor hnrke paid t.iat be and bis partner bad boacht out Mr. Handall. JClN.VAZ.-filrla from IS to 20 will be ilren intruo J tlon on Ponnar embrolderr eliarffe. f tii: eteadv work and rood par when competent. TUB lPK. Flll-.EUT lfil Co.. uaio HOWi-itieihet. BOOK FOLDnitS.-Flt cina hand falilert'ean flnd -eadr viurk al LuVELLb bindery. Mi Worth el, w Vork. BOOK SEWtlRS wantei; experienced hands TOMKINS, StcIMIlli; .4 10., ii Laraett place. D'trssMAKIlM -Wanfefl apprenticea and "im provers. lul Ixhutton at. IT X P n7l I K.VCK n II l ill k" I-iTldERS: aleoTwniood fold--i lint uiAcblno freilera. Aprly ataaa Paarlit. JnKK elnc Machine S'chooL open dally Irom s to i. at oirle'f odclnirllnuee. L-TFt.Mark'ailacD.sthet. Gtni. for seneral houeaivork vratber and troner; no children, Roodbomei plenty liberty for a good ctrL lll.MA.V, 214 r.AU 6711) tt. Gints Abont 10 to leurn machine embroidery: paid while learning; Heady work. H3 Wen luthlL HABDEILK nofnt.llllS wanted. J OILS' STL'AIiSS A CO., 213 HaitSSd at, LONG ACHE AGENCY, Vor. 4?tli sit.. ?th nv nnd lft-nnriu-ns. CooVe. chATubernialde. vrnltre..ea. kitchen ir.atda, cl.nner and every kind of airvAitli employed In Sl'jnil:!! 1IOTKI.S. boanlirif lioii.es. nnd private families either male rr female; tie lisandl v, anted lo register p'aces now ready at bl waces OSTRii-ll niATilF.r.s. sewers preparers, and curl era wanted iteady work viorfc jilven oul ll'LIL's WKII.LI: A CO, 1-1 llercersL I rsSTItirit FKATIIKnk-Pnrrlcrs nnd sewers wantad 1 UJ. II. MTUVS, 11 Wmhllik-lon place. PirF.lt lioxrs. Experienctd bands-on-large trlmme'l wnrl. MaNNECK MANKO CO.. 10D nleeckerst. irjfSrKS'PEKS operators oa Cne work; steady cm--? ployment. Itllfb WATIIRIIOUSK. 07 llroadway. top floor. TTMBRnU.A HEMViriliS, atlOLIsrenirdstT r ANTnil A artrl to do general housework: must be t neat and c eanly: a good home lo tbe right narty; wages $1 to ?5 per month lrs- HALLCT, tos Lexington ar. WAN'TED-Vounirglrllotake e.vrs of cbiU and tnaka herself Lseful; rail Tnefl.Iai. Mrs. W. II. J1.IHK1B. l.'.2Fat!Mlhtt. lrANTi;p A irlrl one who has worked on faucy Icatturwork. Apply to li II. HAMMOND, 82 Reade St. WAMEP-Kxrerlence,! bands on burial roles 3a eoutlmth st.. Iirooklyn. rof.so I,PIESvvASTEI)"to"make rnbber shoeTTn U weelscan earn $7orfiu week bonrJ paid while learnlni. Aihlre.a CoLClll.sIEIt KLHHtlt COMPANY. Culchebtcr. Conn. AN ACTIVn man of neat addr'n uiiout 31 wanted for o r cltv t ade. will l.e Instructed In our biisi re" r.r.d ral try paid while learning. ApIy at s:o.-i 102 lal hshkL Aav r wnnta I A cood and nctl- e man can mike from fiuto ;s)dslly. ddrei. H iM) asm Cl.tl, 23 1 Ispenard Ft. AN rxl'FrttK.VrhP nory piano ley p. Il.her. nlfn a keymaker. STKIMVAt 1 SONS, Slelnnay. I I. AKIUSTCI.ASS UOitUON'rerUEK wanlel. $7 HATsO.S. iOJot.nL AlIFTR ANP CAMASShltS wanled to sell Ool.T smith s watrrrroof i I re col art. and cul!s. .lAVthS t.iI,P.-..VHrll, 744 Ilruiidwuy, entrance on Astoriilace. A -HEAT TIIIS-JO) I'rtnca Albert aulta,'rf:; a 13) cutaway fuit. tl: feueulr, H: rurtoin suit, si.'.uii. l-a:itlLM up, CAMEKU.N. .oj HqtbushaT. hrooklyn. A -$44 bflTS to er.ii r I.V Ilnj ant to order.lT Sllmmi-r prices. CAMERON, iOJ (lalbuili ar.. I'.'kiu BiiOOK'ni.M)- Its. An evptrloncedro.inder and back er, gool man onl. Ad .rets I., box 101, San oKlce. BOOKPINDIllts. Semp'e culler and goM !arer. bTEP.I.I.M. lli.NllhllY. !'.1 bou.n th at. JoriK!lIpi:r.S -Wanted, a"nrstclass blank book l nlher. 12d Valdeu lalie rJIACKSMITU llULl'Kfl wanted on waton work. 22i J tireeli- et. CiAI'Anl.E MAN. about 10. who liss bed Vomeex. J perleru-e hi tsk'iu cliaru'o of men nl work, wanted for nn "Utiloor citv position a man poesestiiii the l'ff-sirv noallllrall ns ivnl b Insiructeil nnd nd wln.e learning, Appiy at store, HI I'nlon s;uare. C" TAIUNETIIAKI. US warned. -it JtW. STAMIARU WOOD ll'RNIN'O COMPANY; nlue hours per day. P.i4 tireeue St., J. c, "'ARP1..NTKR Mr. Hlack will p'eale "raffnulihTfoT y nier employer, JOS. a. It lj Fuliou it CAIiFi.NTKIM amed"at I.-J2 Ma.llson ar corner llitust IlACIwlT. CvANVAS.shRS-For tie latet miuiarnoveltlei for city or country hoi, iai n ft hnsi llihst, I.iHiiANP ROY In printing ofllce. ei Warren st7Ref' erenres reulred 1,'Afl't HANDS. Married couple and stablemen, good wages CliMii.vU2!Fultoii.t., Pr. okljn. TF VOl- ARE OPT OF IlMI'MlYMKNTor wish In'maks 1 acbitu'H we can be'p jou. poiltlous procured lor men i reverr clais from otllce manager t' porter, also J) mllfllitcii nnd watt-l.men. MKTltnl'ul.i J AN AOE.NCf. us-, Ilroadway. MECIIAXirs AND OTIIrl'.s ran learn how to make ,t Ml- salary rilf'ilttrly: Il i ililf rlerem-e wllti vojr irncr.t work. AAllO.NAIi I'.vll.NTCu, 2i. llro idway. Nli.f.Mn.V lltn.S M' il-l.iiKRs M.mted At 1'nlon, I lult'n lUnlon. nnd N.iilouat iron Works i-nn Iran nn-.i ware--.. ..v, i r osy nnd eiea.lv work guar.iiiired, ii.ir of trail-1 eru. tlon refiiiiited to elea.ly aiidgnudmrli. Adilrti-i hock b x 12 Matich Chunk, J'n. Vlll.lt lll.VI' I ,...Un...l lir. r.. p,u,,i,M chlue. MANNKOICJlAN-K-liCO. Ill-) llleeckir si iJlll.MX HOI Si;, r.i Hr.viery. i.earCanal si.-2.v moil wuaicd, lodgulgj, ll.i, trtiik bedvi freo'.atl.s. lJI.f.Vir.EB-S HELPER WAnied.t'all at HI Av. C. UA 1 1 .1 i A in.TO N. "ii A SO N"svTaii ted" aTlvl v rTv" a viu.-e.i rrilay; take IVimnv.vunUJL Ik from .New lotk to IVaverlV, N J fjn2.' er.ts IillDDllEAD A llll-Kl.-i contractor, RI.I.UPI.tl.M IN. nbont 2J who Is niilii to If arn and wi' wig in uork. wll be instructed in .or birlnrss i ami salary paid wnlie Imrnlru Apply a; store, curlier I s.likv. and Ptti si. 1 Jr.vMrD-!'ii-i"iie iioieri lii llrni-kt'n. hfrlig" T itot I'rovidtiu-e and lb lynke Aii,u nt mil of il.. v-irtl-. I rn.mi e i n'raciors-Aisoi'iailnii of N 'E IfA.NtHP- n experienced ni'"ln,rker "ii new tl cup.' bo'llei al.d telmrl-ilt, als i iwo li.n Lll,.t I hellers. EH" inn Wll.f.lh 2i.iii mil hnt-tJi.i.: T ANTED-Tin r'ofers iliiiinillik, cornice .in J siTT I? Ilgiil innVi.rs l. MARTIN. 2le-2.'l) Wahlllglon St Hrnekl.il. WfANTIlD A tboniiuti.y oinrutent inau io .lean t and rflae fur gsriuen s vpni; witn referencei lo l l' SIIAYSU, I.-4 WetH.'dsl. WANTED Tiood screw injctiino band mi brass work, sun where worked R. U. X., box ISO. bun office. WANTEli-Smart. active boy to learn brass llnlih TT lag. Address, stating are. fl. V. n box 152, Bun office 1TaNTED A first-elans moulder on honsswork good TV wages and steady poiltiou to the rltfbl uuil Owll or write to 214-220 East Jttli st I VilSTRU-At ome, r.ntcau tlnsmlthron" fornVris r work. Tlio Ho -nlou Furnai-o Co, 207aud.'oi Water il. New York. lirANT'.ll Hriss spinners. tmlTers pnllsbers, nrens rr li.ni'ls, etiiaiiy woik I'lttpluritli I-.rAsa t n, ruts burgh, i'a -r.4N'Tl.li.-Flrst.c as men tnrorso-i Hue v rk. good I t ..i.' audklea'U eitip.o) iiieiit. ;i7"-..7j llrondway. I t.p at.ilri. i llMMHl-in!cil el and e- Arm mnlrers nt.'l rt e r'. .uakera J It '.P-. nl .v. i n., STheu n.nn .i. i 1lr NTI.D-Two ynuug loeti io work ai sand i.uil.n. tr Apily IV lill.l.iAM-')4i i iiJiilinst rear. II' ANTED Firet.r'uss I at finisher': also Hr-tCus i r curler. M. SUA ARM A.N S t7 East Ilroadway. WAKTKD-rampbelt press feederlh -m ,A.Ai4t. i.vaaigav.ej'artiy-s.M ieifti.afcii-aiisirt siLiigas tJ?nf,:.31rta,f, WA.NTED-A first class Job paper rnler. r. 11. Mhi.LKV, in rarclayit VANfEri A young man who iindcratands dipping rr brass fixtures lirl w J7th st, top Hour. WANTI'.t) Asmsrtjounr man abon. 20, to work In kPeheiLUTi llrlde st, near Rroad at, W AJitf I)-T ttliiitr Apply arTsi I'iyraouth Vt sb. Brooklyn N V. WANTED-A good plumber la 314 West SJth St. rr city "YToUn (I MAN In livery stable. Call al North Moore si. il nRUlKLAYI-ns-?. icTperiiaTi JmorithfFiTorklTio ewetrike ao Washington it l'rjoklyn. MAOIItNERY MOl-LDERS-.N-niTunlnn rnim exV steady work guaranteed. 300 Waablngton st, llrroklyn. room 2. On JtRICKHYEns wanted, on tbs"Wella, Fargo sla tl blea Pavonlaav., Jerier city. M. lifiBMTiN, Contraetor. Win t'A"nORKRsr$b1o per divfrallroid work. Call UJ 3 l Washington st, Hrooklyn. room 2. 7-"" gtntitm;i Jtl"nntffl7 AN KXPtiRIKNChD callgraph operator wants r.osi tlon rnr general otllce work, quick addressing by longhand good references; salary low. Address lor three days M. v., Iirooklyn Post Oltice. A SWI.DE, lately landed, wishes a situation: under stands enreot hortes. also handy with toolsi can lake care of flour mill rleme aitdresi Mr. JOHNSON, 417 West loth st AFlR'.T.CI.ASS HERMAN l.At'NDRESSw"lhes washing and Ironing In an by ihe day and take home, at reasonable prices. B0J East 76tb it, third floor, back. A" YbrSooiRLwouIiMfke lo ge: a steady poiltion where experlenee Is not nei-essary In some large manufacturing Iicusa. K. KELLY. :ii7 Wtsi oetb n. AN fNTItLMfJI'.NT VOt'NIJ-5fRHMANiaills steady plao as porler or anv- llnd of bard work: strong and wining. JtotiBKT KAI.I.IOS, 2i.i East eeth at. AYOCM la.ly, experienced typewriter and "siennip rapher, wlsi.es a pmlnon. ealaty fin a week Ad Hreis MPs M. L. M., 445 East. Mvthst A SMART DOY. n years oliirwonTd"iik"tobavsa situation, living with pareuta at HoiSd av EUllENI'. MARTIN. AnF.srFCTs.Rt.Ki-nall lamlly tonld llketota'.ea chi d to boa-: Flea e aJ reis PO VVeitern Houle tar.l, tetwem uith andolth et, city. AYOt'Nlt OIIII. wishes a slttiallon as general home woiker. Apply to A.N.N IK CDNM.LL. 222 U.r,tsth et. A NEST American boy. 13. wants work In doctor's or Iroker'sodlce. goidrofersuce. Address 5S 'Jd ar. BOY. in, would like position wrlilng In ol'.ee: Is dll gent and i an make hlmse.f generally usefuli re sides with his parents. Address JOHN IIEALEY. nni) 1st ar. BLACKSMITH Young mnn of two years evperleni-e on wagon and gen ral work deslra a po.ltlo-l where he could Improve. Address W., box I23,hun otllce. BvNK MES?!!N!ER.)-o!irigraan. desires a position Tri this capacity, best reference und scrurity KXI'I'.. RIENCED. box 1VI Snnap town oibce. 1.2SRroadway. BOOKKEr.PINn.-4ccountalifs"asltanr wTlIwrlte up and ba'aiice books In arrears; dav or evening; contracts mad. J. a. LbCK. 201 East .'.nth at. fJOOKKEIiI'lNO. Aci'oonlant'sasvsliintwlllwriteup JJ and balance books In arrears: day or evening, con tracts made. J.A.I.KCK ast hatscthst. BOY. is years oldT wonld Ilka position In a bank! banker's or broker's nr.ice- grad-iate.l from ecbooL Address s. M lit floor. 310 East Own st. CLERK. Young milt would Pke a position esclerkin a put'ltcatlon or advertising ofllce. bus had several years- experience nnd can give satisfactory references. Adlress II. 1 A., Box 100. rlun up-town oflJce, 1,205 Uroadway. CAP.rr.NTER and Jnal: of all trades wltiea a situa tion It. Dl'Ff Y, 233 McD'jugal st, Hrooklyn. DRESSMAKERwould like fewmore customers, mak". log dresses tl up. cutting and tlttlns waist wjc; short notlo aos W est luth st. ENGINEER First-class general mochanle; strictly tempi-rote very good references wants a sltoatlon l.-in or August or sooner. i-.MJi.NbER, liquor store, 20 t.ouverneur st 1" .URSTCLASS FRENCH DRESSMAKER wUhea few mere engagements by tbe day. Address M. U, dresimaker, ai i I asi octli st. CJML. 13. Just left school, wishes a rnsillnn as an as. a sPtant In an office, well versed In arithmetic and spelling. Ca.l or address ins Eat ..2 st GERMAN OIRL as cook, washer, and lroner7"privAta or boArdlug house; city or country, no w. io-.li et 1 OR COMPOSITOR, well experienced city work." Is disengsged Address UNION, box 150, t-un oltice. PUNTERS AND STATIONERS -A !oh prevsmen who iinderstAiids embn.sing would Use to bear from sonic printing or stationery house. J. M. J box 135. Sun office. PROOF READER, experienced, devlrie iTchaligetlook or Job; cau handle any class or work. TYro, box 14i Sun ofllee. RKSITTTARLF. OIRL "ai nnrse'or light housework; no obfectlon to go to the countrv: w th rt-fersnee Call for two days, I.I-5J 2d av., between lCMb and lulst sts. REHNED YODNO LADY, accurate at figures, would ll&e position as cashier. Apply to Miss J. II. l.-AAG NO East 51th st RESPECTABLE UIRLfor housework: flrepclasa ref erence. M. CUI.1.E.N-. 404 West anh BU CAEESVIAN. Oaen Aug I frr engagement: travelling J or oltice: used to meeting llrst-clais trade: expe-rie-ced sale-mau, Al relerencej; 2. yeara oil Ad ilrens Iil'hllER, box 12H, Sun onice. STEWARD for club, hoti.T, or large rcitanrant: good tiuyer and kl.owe tbe business in all details: good references Di RYE V. 570 Lexington uv. rptvo RELIARL"fJIP.I.S good cook, who vvliiarsist 1 viltb waoMng. the other as chambermaid and waitress, wisu situations Ca'l or addrets Mrs. WM. K1I.KV, 151 West Slst st II ANTED Rv ayourg laly In used of a position a vv iltuatlon to do plnln sewlni? by tbe day; Is also a good crnrbt't han-1. Ca.l or address I.. M IIOtiAN, lf2 llreene st Greenpolnt L I. -VI7ANTED A situation by a reltabie man as watch rr man, 17yenr-.' experlenco in last place- reference. Address J. SMIlii, at Park row, care of Varlans. WANTED A position a clerk or bookkeeper by a voutigman; un years' ei rlence. sil.lre-s Ult.llEUT, 210 Kast Mst st XV ANTED Situation b- a first class barteuder. Ad IT dreis IL box Ml, Sun ofllce. Ynt'NH MARRIED MAN wishes "emplovinenTn'f"any lfn-1, well educateit goo 1 prrswiice, and best of references Ad.lrcs. two d ivs, F. M. N,. 445 1 ,'ith su Yill'Ni; M IN", msrrted. we'l educated, wlvhes to or Ulu eir.plo ment of Any kind, good peumAn and accountant: reference. P .vt. NKADE, 312 E. .-Mil St. VrocNi; MAN wants situation at any kind of work; understands the painters-supply and dr ving. Ad dress Jacob i In.K 401 L.stmih sl iroi NO MAN wishes sl union ashandr man arounl X bnllilhtgi can do joobtng of erery ileicrlptljn; neatly done. Apply At )-0 West 01st St.. basement Yo'l'Nil WOMAN to washby the day417 East 24th st-. rear ITI 'AST '3D ST vme'l-an woman- teailent I co.k. b.-sad end deceit, is ful y lompetent; reference 307 WEST '.'.'Til ST.-A ralddl- aged lady would like I some light employment dailv. M MULMN. Kelly-sbelL ,Srlfrt onni. A UNO. soutl.eait corner vsth st and Rrnadway. Felect lamiiy hotel; American and European p:nn; central location, convcnlei-t to alt places of amuse ments terms. 1 1 and -T2 per day. A Sllt'TIU'rlNKR-i A summer In New York! oonl rooms superior board and attendance. lttt and P West 22dn- C LINTON l'Hrr.""l2l near llroadway.-l.arge,"de" slrai'le. cool looms, with or without boaru. cas, running water C "llAMUKlil.-ilTTiiTTKii M. i.ait Hh st board and tabie board pArexcellence. rates moderAt.v r" 'M'RMRHi'.li APARTMENTS aid rooms for married and sing's ptople always on books, lime and faro. fallgno. sbo-. tentber, anl vexation sivrd by evu mining 1'hll Ipa's lloardlug House and Doom Register, 2UO West Kill st. I' .SINE ROOMS nnd good boaoj at J( 50 and jlTa wcekT Prpa-.e house. 221 i-hrrsib-si. 01 11 ST. i EAST Eleguuly furnlahet cool rooms, lath. su;crlor Loardaud table board; terms rioder ato. I 4 Til ST. 217.-.ai WIST.-llanilsnir.K cool rolln I-4vritli or "HI. out boird: houtiicriiers nccouinio dated s iininor pricea 14TII s-T 2I2 WEST. I.nrgo rooms, rli.gly or en M suite, also small room-) excellent board. --r sr. IMi EAftT. i-in-fle nnd double roou -I i.li-ely lurnished. vvpli excellent board, table boarders at coiiini-ila el Ol ST ST. 155 EAST. 1 urnlihed rooms to let, with -I bo.trdi also table board, QOH ST.. ao., )7. -K'S WIT(flnn" Hoiies -si ava. weekly for room and board, transients accoui lllinlnlei OOn ST. I'11 WEST-Suierlor board: brUht. nlry .-r rooms: fi singly. double; table, f4; irat.sleuis, f I fA C) ST., .'2s WI.ST. Largo pleasan: rooms singly "rinuite. a 10 small rooms, excellent board; trui'sie'its solii-iteil. i") !T.i T. 2":s WE.ST. Large vvefl furnl'-lied rooms. 'J singly or en sul'o: gentlemen or families, also s:no 1 roi in, table bourd. Ojrll i-T. 31 WEKT-Verv" ite.ir.ibla-douriiiirid wW single rooms at summer prices, with superb r tablo OTSr ST.. 2'. WEST Largo." handsomely furnished J tooin, half price during summer, eHo., 0.i; ills 1 buai I. 1.)DST, :ni l EST -Cnnifoi table air- rooms-w'th Jrgood boar 1 coaveutcut ncUli-orliood, geutie. men. 5 ladles, ft. 'D ST. 1411 Vi'I.ST.-i.arie anl small 100ms viph ej board, all accommodations; gentlemen. f5, ladles, 4 call allw eek. 3;D t-T. IS AND20"W!K6f.-Ri)omsnarge anflemsli; -f superior tab's; lummer rates; reiersuccs ex chauged. D 8T.41I WEST -Furnished rooms to 1st! wilh JtP or without board; tertrs moderate. 0.4 Til ST. 254 WEST Large, cool. ifgiTt, alr- rotmV eJ'l 1 nely inrnnhed. excellent board, line bath, hot and roid water In all ihe rooms uf Ibis house, rates are ytty low for summer. J.4TII K", 2.4 WEST Large." siplore. high Celhllg, 'l 'iglp, nirv r 10111S. n-iv fu- ed w-uli etirl. lent bi.'d And aiteiidatu-e. tine baili. rAies are very luw (Til 1T"- VVl'ST-llome co.,if rt large. Il.-lit! -i ir. r-o .is lin-ly fi.rili-li.'i fl bjth e..eilellt ta-le I "t .111 1 loI'1 w iter In looms ra vs. J 4TH 'T. -.-7 IVE-ir-llatilsoiuel. for' llhed ple"n. e-i am rooms, table board references ex hanged, "TTII l-T WKST-Fdusre and hall rooms, with tl board aUo tab e board. oi-JTifsi. 07VEnt"-Top floor suitable for flu youn oU mcai xsar patlor for phjilclau; oibcr reoau, r Msasw KAB. -fJM(Sa.t'l -sV4U.!l-.-" aBHBBBHaBaHBaBHHBBBBHBHS gtcal (g..tnf nt vtit1ioit. Hurt (fffftntc nt glurtjon. Great Contmuatjcn Safe at GREENWOOD LASCE, N. Y., SATURDAY, July 26, at 2 P. M. In ebnrneter of nltomlanco internet shown, nnd biiccosp. tbo sain nlrendy hold (July D) was nn. rreredented In cxtmlono wilh cuburl an coui.ty real o-tnto. 'I ho reason was substantial and just, the eittinoidlnnry piddles uoness of this coii.lniioi Inke and mountain legion, unap proaobablo In tblsrcsocot by anything r.onrer than tbo Adlrondnt lis. SPECIAL MONTELAC PAEK SALE TRAIN l...,.23d.t..N.Y..on.1ayet.aleatl02-.A M Chfirb.rs St.. N. V.. JO.3-1 A. M Newark. 11-12 A. M.; niooro, fl,lloNTi!LAt'rAliK,l"'!uiDA"A M'hCIAL leaves Now York (Chambers st or Weit23dst)at 1:40, stopping at .Norm .vesrnrt only nt 2.15. Vor- TIUI. Mni Iiit'oriimtlon npnlv pepsnnnllr lo Till' muNIEh'tC IMI1K imce. I.lheity Ht N. Y 1- n' w ftllll FIN. at Wnlerstone Cottage, flfcenwond Lake. f!crt onvrt. qnflPfiTrcT WKST.-Top floor, suitable for five OU voung tnen; tenr pAnor lor physio an; ntner rooms sjT.fll ST., 22S WEST.-Large room, suitable for two 00 or Ihreet also hall room; good board, reasonable terms. QQTirRT., SOS WEST, near riroadwAy.-Lnr-e cool JO front running water ample o.pietsi also back parlor, a i conveniences; excellent board, optional, table beard. OQTIt KT..nTAND 211 WEST.-i.arge and small ejO rooms, wilh board. 'iOD RT.i'f.n WEST Large, pleasant rooms, neatly furnlslied, with b-ard jiioderate. KTH fiT..4:rwEM:-Two retpeciable young men O to board, $3 weekly, bath; Domelike, ring HIT- LER'Sbfll. A RTII ST., a:i7 WEST -Nicely furn'O ed room", en fit snlte or singly, with board, 1 rivals Ametl-nn family. "TCTH ST.. 104 WEST Elegantly furnished rooms, tO inrgo and small; with breakfast If d;ire I. A ftTII ST., 131 WEST-Ilandmmily fnrnlslal room 0 to let: excellent board terms moderate COD RT.T24 EAST Ati-nvK (rout room for two. with eJai or without I osrdialsi small room, privalefamll). Kob ST. 4TnKAKT Front hall tnom. wilh good tld toard.- early b-eakfast, 5. table boanifl.Au, ROTH RT, 3IS EAT.-Large and small rooms: also 01 parlor; doctor or couple; with or without biaid. running water. XOT'l ST.. ia EAhT. corner Mndlson AV-Rasned JO French family; large nlcnvo room; at'O hall room excellent table: rrferenres. flOTIIf-T., 31 1 LAST ni'.AN.-Mce!y furnished rooms. JO first-class table; with washing ai.d mending; (5 to f U. 617TII ST.. 120 WEST. Nlra'v furnllhed rooms, I singly or en suits; alto small room; good board, summer price' TVim'sT.. 243 KASTT-itooms and good toard: lath 7 running water- also lahiobonrd. Mrs Ll.rhLi-.rt ORTlf sfTlSSEAST. flrrt'riat, Isfl.-A Indy employed aUnnrlnglbedayoanbarea ulca room and board: terras rtaaonable cifrt goaril groohliju MACON f-T 407, U.lc t Ptatfr-n -Horn wltti l.oard for ir"101!,,! fumlly; termiy.". Q riNIIAl'lT.r. bT.. nTeiiiinutPii from tho brlJtro. UO Roomi to let, with or wilbout board. ftmtfehed ?Soamc!&pnttmemstC0 Cft CLINTON 1'IiACK, 31. near Bro-i.--nr. IUH and lame rryiiis, all comenlences, by day or week. to miner iirlrtat. UI1I.1 1 iji I liltin, J', iirui inuaitniii hbi u niss stna.l cool nicely furuitlied rooms; baili, gam, clou en; ti.Wpp. COTtToi; not'.K. 10 T.nfayette fine -Cool anl ihady mouii; reaoiiable; bonrd op.lonal. E" LIOASTLY FLRV1SHKD coi.ntciiiip ro.ima. hot nu1 coH ronntne wr.ttr. pae. batl.. ate. S:wel-ly; a.na other. MMIi. imro.NT. DlJBtb ar. iccond Uat. ASTKltN BOL'LEVARU. .W between Wth and both ataUall room, with u.e or planu lu .l.trlor; teacher or Kcntleinan FI.HMST1IlI KL4T dve rooms and bath, complete for hoUre-.eep.nr, all modern Improvement.., to permanent partv rensomble. nuV.AKl, 75Went3Mhst. first flat. ARGK KKONT i:noI. private lioucit, oppoite Chal- oeat'inare; board optlunal; term reaaunable. 44d Went 2Qth tt LKXlNr.TON AV.. M.-7 iiear'C,d dt Mrely furnished roMu running water; alio reception room. tiabi6 for pliyttlclan. NICKI.YFt'rtS'SHFn. Mfil'Tnonv Andn.lrrnven lenjei. with ue of bath. '2 a wefk -da tt M. K, box htn ptOKuoi ei. l..irnrcatlway. "rVirTIaV nil.MSi,;:i ROOM and board for lady, ll $dper week iV-t:i nt. rniVlLKOI-S. bo 11.0. 1,2 Broadway. IcirTuRNrSHFlTwmMfCwtih lot'sTfor youn? dirlB aod men; fl a week and up. ..".'J Faetltht. NlcF. NEW furnished room to let. for elncle or married couple, l.tfl.aiit K'lh et near 4th av. PIlOSrFrCT I'LVCJI. between 4- land 4-M ita, east or .d av. Two larce ro"in; en kuIia ura'ngly. CTMak'S l'LAPt:. 7. tTlTSX-Weil furniafced to front hall room; bath, kji; term moderate. 1FTST.. 14 KAST. Newly furnished rno.nc JMipward: home newly papered and painted throujtbout: Crt claki order. 4TH ST.. r. WT.ST facin? Wanhinzton eqaaro. I-arse front mom. fumlsbed, for liouieWepine or ceutle men.rentVw 4TN ST. dl KART. Larce room for !Uht hooekeep Injc also email rooms; cool nnd nicety furnltned. 1TII ST.. ."iT EAST Small nnd lnr.e weilfurnUhed rooma; alio room for M.rht houieVeepinjf 9TH ST.. M i:6T.riirniibed roomi, fJ np; basement for bo-sekeeplnz, $y.WJ. central locaiioiu ?Tt1 ST.. 110 UAST. Hall room, a'to larre. f,uar, J desirable, cool rooms, runuins water, summer prlcea. 11 Tlf RT."M7"EAST Large. oU wellftirclsheil 1 front and back room, runn.njr water; Urte cli.B.-ta gentlemen. Vfl.KT.'(i:2rrrST.-Mr. o'Hearn'a b-Il. thirl IO floor. Small and largo front Itjrtit rooms, nicely furnlslied. hoi) ST. 412 wnT. Larre nicely furnished room; wO also small room, all conveniences summer price. QQI ST. 2Xi WKST. I-artre end tin .ill rooms nicely d furnished; terms moderate. Q A Til ST, i'47 IV K ST. Larce. newly furtiUbci! rooini. ovi slncly or en suite- all conenltnces; aUo small room, transients aL'coromoJa'ed. OiTII t.T., 51 WEST. Handsomelv furnlihfd rooms; a-I rohltrir beds, hot and cold water; b-itli; 2.,jO tip; ftimroer prices. OTII ST.. 110 East, Handsome laree and small Lt second and tblrd story rooms; transient, reftr ences OTII ST7i"WESTNlcely furnished" rooma to lei OTII .ST. 220 WKST-Larct- cheerful rooms t2S 0 si, and $3,j weekly; Kentleinen only. 2TII ST., &7 Wlit-T. Handsomely rnrnlshed cool I square rooms; near L station; from if-' up; Ken tlemeiioiily. QO WT..ST4 WF.bT.-A furiilfbed parlor for centlo mnn and wife; also arioub.i rooni. lent ery low. Q4TH ST., 223 WIT. Mcely furnished sinutl or l.trg aiuare rooms; running water; best attendance. 0TII ST. 104 UKKT. Larue, cheerful niflyfur--i nlMied rooms, singly ir en ulir; summer prices, I4JTH ST.. i:ntVi:f!T, nrar Hrcadwuy.-llands&iuely O'l fornltlied rooms for centleinen OitTH RT. 221 F.ASTrthree'bells.-KrontTirely fur t)J ulshed room to let. OQTII ST 2"7;Vi:ST. neaVnroi.hriv-Li.rce.nlce'V IO furnhhed, alt tinproemeiim; l.oue nowly reiiu. vntcd also umall roms prhate funitl) terms mud cratu. AtXTU ST. JJ4 FA.ST near f.rnnd rentral Hepot and ftW Murrav ill! lime: snijr e ..im. double rcuius, run niiik' water ras. tilth, alvoahall roo:o. Ttf NT. ."C-' I.AhT. Lariie ruoiii for light bouse AATH -T 204 M HT.-Larse piMsani roni room. 1J finely or en suite alst miud rooms perinai.e:tt uv iransient: Himtuer pncn. fTII ST. 11 Wf-Sr. LlejMnilv riiri.nlied room", J larte and small witli brenklast if desire JL, iXOI ST.. 411 J.AhT. Second Moor, larte front hall ij rnnm all accommodailuns, fo; one, SUM, for tun, f :-u. tOl ST.. l.1.! F.A-T -Nicely fum'hiie-l front rarlor. curtained bedrpom i4nno, niMjotl.er n om. ftJI) ST., I4t KAT-Larse and una I r in.. tTciiT JJ triiifnct-s.c cap prit.ru uu.'i'cr 11. nt! s ri7T!l T,. LAr. HanrI"oniM M-fira room nU tt ,oimi. bath. iuerloraccommod4Uv.u, houo with owner, 'nir rent. V7T1 nT" tVlA F.AhT. IUII room, t.atli. r!o.M; aln'i -irK. ftl. I runt lo-nn; ruunliirf water, half price'. tV7'M hT- 1,?7 A-T.-CoaI nicely furtiUhrd hall "I ro"in runnlnir wter. sttf. h-.th. k. wrekly. KOTII &T,3l7I.AfiT. Mftly fi'rtilhd roome Imrle O .Hid double, rlrst cUn board, djy ur wrek, tatio buar-l. KUU fil ,47i;AST -l ari:e. com" upwIv fi nu-h.l ti rooma. batn. ira. phvam Innily. siitnnicr I n rn. (tW) T, Wi lAhfr-Larce and smrTl newltf fur" vM nlsbed rooms; also bck pari r. hot und ro.4 water. 1&TU ST.WM lUn-Back pirlnr. iinfnrubly fur J nlsbed; suitable two ifer.tleinru; wltii board, i encti 70TH ST.. 4I7 1 A. ST (rnTund I'cnrl -Lailyllvinx I alone ha two furulhed rotuns all improvrmvnti, frr repectab.e ladle. CHTII ST. Hi KA-T.-Ntcely furnlehfl room or frnn"" LMjartor; suitable for to; c'icap 1 rl'e, r.-.rrucri. HTI.I.N Q(JH st 4?j l aT MP i.-rmni parhr and OV rorit.ectipw' 1 erirnoii-, 'Uita'e for two u'riHUA HUwoctf M'iuUril. ANT1 fl-einsll bous. o T10.1t at betne'-n 'Mil rt .ii'l I. I i els vresl hi l.eiin.toi. m .ini.nl fam.'v Addrr.s ItLASfiNAliLK, box 117. i-un up town o.tlce. I, -.to Broadway. WANTRP Alnnee, ahons. lietTr.ennsth and J intra fst.b.twsenvdanilli.ilngtonavs tgoodcon dltlon and localloo, rent loiv. Address 1, K., (TO firoa.rray. Tvn'i "w'f,-'-'"WM'1 n..1qfMiti-P'nilt "11 j ilr.il (T-slate or iUc. GEM. KNOX'S lEAOOUARTERS AT NiriKVJKUII FOB. -A.Xj32. KT.i: SIX, NI.N1UY) tlVUY 20. For larticul.us addrers 11. 11 MOItTO.V. Kxeo'r. 2ruriintonst. I'rooiyn A FOP. HALI'-Ai Wtiltenlo.ie. I- I about to mile (rum city (?l t"aln finch v iv riallvi .'.J lot rrh ou loc.Uiot a, a m 12 I' t ai I a ld4 prlcet loiwrthaa any otter e iually lritrt 1 11 'prt ofletel. teiai eaiy, must kcli at nn reason n' e ntii-r. J IWMIAM 4. Llbertyjt C"oLNTHY SKAT ftnd frnlt 'arm on Hudon.-Situaie4 l.U'feet ulun rlv-r; 1 cre ttt. i Jund t1rt cla'ubitilillnir: CMrej feir, lOhmn, ii tch-rr trees all kin tin or tr 't I rice. Jtf,mo treo and clear; will exchange lor to. em or tl.it. l'ltLMillT, IM Last 7inh nt, HKATTLH WASH, Inm th owner of larce and t.at! ncrn traet nt ?f tie tirojerty, tiitatile lor Mib nl,' t r st:'nirhn hotter For Informntlo crm Iri: ItiM tuietit n WahliiRtnii address L. II. I.ih.M.S M llutler U.cc, Seattle. ao'i 00. AND I P fl't Mionih'v My. for cNoi', 1 0-fUdi1lKlrJl tKl4hi.tr "d ilyat H IsMa. TTlnnM. I 1 taste 'i .rowlnc -til nib ..f M w Ynrk l) mlniitei from fnrtrfun'i h i f.m'ii.ti".' n, Irirlu ine lerry: rapid transit; aeitd fte tiCret vv ,ta, rilAKl.I-.H II. iOuDKl.I., 47 Liberty nt Jficnl estate tor .Sale iTity. IOR SALI- Pay n'r mor-- rent. iir i.i'nt nf tin hr'ck and Iruf.e Lous a 1 mpr veiuetvt., unall amoui t l.icmli tifid'd tuitnc in in t11" r ynrlv pa v metrs, at the niM-.t .''t- r tlon '"f the licuin. with prb i M b; i.; mni j luuutre oil the pl.ire of .11)1 IN hr..KK!.o, teraud bul'der, 1(1 st t, one black u'-st i.f d .iv, ..,,L tlio ated ra irojd eirttion. 1 lue, healthy iuratlon. Jtllt SALK Uousn and two In 14 B. e-t Of tia Pouleard. south n:de. u ti..Sk- h.cr.t nn rrice ?...ticah. O. II ULLii.lIT AintiTdtin v cnl C.o'tntr Wanted tfmmtm. "'FARM "WANTED within abont one hour of New YrtrJ; nu n main ral'rad. Mui: h.'.ve a fine tlvimr err In? or i-rool. tiunli.ftl.rni cq same .'tuKt have luuor more ac va jtatu lull j arttc ulare, A r ''nee 1 It Ti'HiTCOMIJ, lPlPcrlst !e Yorkcit). SMALlllOVSr. WAXTI'll." Family wlstien to rent sm;i hnn.of abut Troomi In th cnntrv, not much wore tlmo or.ehnbr frm ew Yi rl. citv; ri'iit must l-e low. .uiiire- i a luprlce. Ac,, ItOUU. tot 1 1 fcun uD-toiw. ot: -e 1 1 roadway. rfor gnt or tlo g,'cl ffountrg. roitT ANi:biN, iStMtr nl itn.il ntit oti. obl:slne residence, and vuburNtn proper tr, !nveit meiitii in mlnerti coal, ami timber latids. address LEWIS LKVV, Vu Aiuc Wahiiu-ton. JTo tt for gmciufsi jjurpoe CHKYSTIK ST.. DT. close to Orand nt. More, suitable! fur tailor, shoemaker, or any business SOME Villi Y nice II' tie stores with one bedrrora and kitchen, ony can be h.red at "The Linden.'' 1,77' lt av. near f?d ft, Alsn a nice little More with cellar. $tn, H.'J East f7th M.. when a good kiocery baslness hai leen done; apply on premises. STOl.ES-All sl7eR."n WeirEridTnthraTT. betweea tilth and 7th sts,, suitable for butcher, croeera. barbers, dry wood a, fancy koo!s. clotldiiRs. shoes, ic rent very low. Apply nt office on premise, in West Lud (Utlitav.. between (tth and t-7thea. -TORE- TTntKSTsixiriitTnear BrnaTway: will b O I1t ded to f.itt tMiants; also will clvu leave to rood tenatu i-or particulars aprly to THOMAS A ECKKR fcn.N West ith St. uelHng gousrs Co jCct ADWLLL1NG TO LET, 248 WEST 23TII ST. J H. WMITAKBB. m LIBERTY ST. DWELLING. KENT, $7K1 COT WEST 4STII ST. .1. E WllITAKEn. d'3 LIBERTY ST. DESIItABLE IlorsKS. vufurnUhed and furnlaheX in ait part" of the city. 1-OLbOM Pl'.itllll.itri. KU Eroadway. sear 13th st. rTio LET Three-ftory rear hoa'v witliatl Improva X metits. $-S per montli. .34 Last 5th sl 37TII ST. 41 KAST-$"Io, a atyllah brown non high stoop Louse, decant rdcr kt-js-K. cflnt.- and glpartmnits eo ?rt. ATTHE I-OI.LOWINO IIOTSKS. car-f otlr manaeed by one owner, vacancies n v .it tin e foiand worthy of the Inspection frn,- hie rtu les ltt4 1'astbVth t. o t.i rt-on n. b-tth. jiiiate lia.N J.'I toCW l&J I aat KMh st ftrnfim ball- p-naie halls -'7to 34 24it l',asie7tli t., r room and ba.h. 22 to JA 147 Eat H7th rt trntniK 2 lo 17 1.77J 1st ar rooms, i ruati 1 i iy U 10 pply t Jan.tofH, da (.rfvenlujr. RENTS "FR0BI"$7.50 TO$lI Two, three, four andnvari'ni ,i srlrreiits, ltb Ins rrcvements. also stores. In i'n..M- i.iocl, lotii ar il thaud i,7tli els. Inquire at II infi.eul JOHN JtlCK. l.U.MI Klili v.. iieevveen Clctti i,l l.?tli Ma. TAIITMENTS In tlie ImiTil d dwelling mis TalT 7-d sL. of two. tlire,. aim lit-, rooms all light wltri laiti. laundry, hot aud cold watrr. and l.alis ti-ated; rent. iu.-'.'. and $1. r'ul.MiM liliiiTHIinS, Hat I'.roadway, near ll'thst. A 1"A-T51I NTS. Three and lour e'er.int rom, all -a. Ii.ht. with iint'rovemen:-. ciieap rei.t -4- Last tlue Hundred anl Twentv-tili.t .t ..V VrL'K.XISIli Ijliit-- unted Irame-I-ateiy, from U to Sill: state p I't 7-I I7est -.".th H AT l.l'.vt AM.sTHRIIAVI AV. I HOICi: IX KaTlil Willi, IIOOM.-.; .'7 AMI 5J.i. CI.NTl'..U, PVIIK WKST."l'-.. and Ks"arMd7I!r illrectlr faring rentral I'lirl i:i,k-ant suites el. hi large ro"li.s. tmssengr elev..i r. -tcmi. it water, ac j rents esisj to 5l..J, Liniue.tlon.i i. reierences rs tjulted. J.-'I.EillNT n.TsTn'lluirri'vnnenls decorated; -s steam heat. I. Ac near I. .tai.'Ui r -tits, ell to f.l. in" and llo Me-t lliilhit Small la i. .Iii onlr. EI.IIHAVT FLATS, all Improvements, iti-atn heated, ac; for small famine- o..ly, iMo.'l lis! and IiiM West Imth t JI.r.iJANT Improved anartineir.s :t an.i 4 rooms; J V-..V. to fi I. .,no7 IM av ne ir m':ti st. IM.lTorsr.OOMS and lull, pulille and rrlvat. hulls, very i-lieajirent; i wner .ii h' u. i.i:ti till uv. between 17ili nnl -t-tli us.. U.-coUjn. Tslensw ferry at liaitery forin-th st. ',1I.ATS TO I.i:T-.rmn.. "fb Merlon's" I. a. choices'. room, rent fne until Aug l. JA.MTIlr.ftS, ht Herry su. BtooVlyn. I I'I.. ITN, J.-5 lu fa.'. In perfect order. Janitor. U7 I Wesilllhu. ll M:ll, l.-.l li,i ,.v. ,i.T-:-$.i) to if-i- lu t-erfec- order. Janitor, i!T 1' Vlistin list., miner. I,"-I'.dr. nlliMiN ASH WI.ST HT1I hT.i -Fleg.mt at-artmVnts of Hand 4 rncmstn the live ni-a i at. In m:iv nm si:r,. jnstr,iiishd. -H'lt.. 4-.. West -wh. st. Ihreennd 4 roonm light and airy, JI- to tl7i I small aud select families utile, Janitor. V I rnnniTA ra. I -Jd st and vtli av. I RF.NT I'ltlll' Tl) Al'1. I. Wert ith St.. nice light I apartments of 4 roimin, reuis .7 to giu Ayply to .1 I'll-lli-h, Jar.lt ,r, on premises i rp.i I.HT F egnnl iipirlments, with ail Improve- fr a menu, of three four, anl tlie rooms t .III snl .U4 liroomasi.. ami in Uireo roomi i.t -JI halt loth su In. quire of Janitors. 'I1 I.' T lllcgaiit litis, wl'li" nil the latest Imrrove. X meiits, ilimng and servants' room. r. it. t-1 and upward 111 I ail H-tli st. i 'P" I F.T-I lerai.t ilnteof five rooms wl'h imrrove- A inents H7'i Wist must inquire lanltnr i rj'il I.KT-IMIor Hour and liasement. .3i i:.tT.3dsul f A. nil iiiipriiveu.i nt, s .u.ib e for a doctor. K OUAV. Lulu. Hi-Alt VlihTAiartment i roou, l Igiil and In goud uidir; lialli gis. riot. III. j J, I. Flti iV ST Klcgsnt few single tats fourlsrgft i t iigM ronms. all iniprovciui'iits. J-n lo .I. Ai. H p.vt lAiiitur y A( iT" .h1 1'"' K 1T lli.r7erenTr apsrlnlents. I 'JV-'andlrni'iiK n.iligliiandiiopriil.nisiits. ti-iuflil. Jj RON KT :i FIST -Third fl.ior.fi rooms and bath. ,1 l' J ni; In g'Kd order all Improvement, r.nt Mi. J 5.')l; ST. 4-:i i; vr l.le.iini iln.l. flat, room, will! B luilli: uli tmir-i.tmutsforsMlal, fami II. ft iOI'HT. I'AKT -Flr.l llior. 4 rooms, all .mrrovo- V meiits. in kin d older nvai. hoi... I--.' t Q,l KT. --"-ir VST -New rials. .1 large light roamir If vj bull, all linriovein.iits, .d ttoor, III Apply S.")l ST. u I'ART.-llrsttloorrftroom. nnd Vaibail Iniprovrment' uely renovated f.". I Or.TII hr. 111-. K4sT-l'anir four and rasemenTS riiltf i""" ""''"'It'"" fin. inly I'.tes tsiu.ll.t: J )S !,"'-'"V sr' l"oll" lleiglns. thr-s ml'.Mies lo V, so llr.lte -lao r. nnis, uu. ,i. oi.nril U 1 l'iT".'T- a" av:i I i-f -V' als. d- A tl.'.iT:l..i.i..':',5,u,r' fl .aooiiij; ami Himrtmciua tVnuttrt. I P-jT of 4 rooms, all .tnprov .ments, for s couple. r7ni I
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WW"", ,..,h,;ji L,,w.rvT'ni V THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1890. 7 V IJXAbClAT. AND COSIUKltCZAU ar.-Tnrk Slock Echane-8ate. Jnly 8. tsitzn iritri no itati. soni (in fl.unii ,.l-. K 4s, r. .I2I.9IMH8N. Cr. en. t uiutai. rrm i" roin ill A "trill Allct. hl'tir UIK is.,, u t.t'.lf-7... IIT,1' l,-4"ic L M it Itn.. .liM utirnun ijb cinut loira in J l.uooii i ii I in Nor. Pads'. l:..IIMt I .j Althlion MtI 2 N(,r p.c. Isle 110 f H.V 1 Nor. I'ao. lid o .IIIU SSSvhriiti'iS' 5 K-or.-r-rjcr.":!! ifoVn-fi1'.1 SSS kk'r i-BW.-r.v .'ir i tin cn .ioi" ssxi f-ui mtr.it. im i i'kV'i'o. it A lN.JU.n...i Iiofj r !l A l) 4S.N ex I'lS I V HI. HI 113)! r.n fin Ht I" M 2 J0,?l lillllVs!' Vil 2 ,V IV. ex It lliO ulV i vi mi I s. v.. lit .1 ia Urn Hi oreKon A T. C, Ituoidd IPnl'A imn n lit lijl J Oregon Imp. m...JP d K J v.-oVVii-i;,'.v:r'5j .XRira..:::.".-!.1.?". iSKJ&V-Vr.v... 'a Jr. xlort r. iVi. I o su HIi. A W. I T. H.. 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A "-lilt 4V. 4m'J 4'iV 4.', 4HlJ lil III. AU IIL 4 14 4 4SQ 4-.J! 4U ;,iii,v a 1. iil u... 114 p i4 wk lon.li:i.'.r.-.. A Ml,' nA JM t;n t 1. &M T 4 73',j 7:114 7ii 73. hoc 1 i.t.u pr iwi ino 100 to'i 100 jsSt e.t: AML.fm a ii H H 'i ,'ihA.vrt ii-! na lu iir int 31, 1. A?t P 73',' 7.1-M 7JK 78'J 73,'! IWI'.K- I 1'AC... tJ'i t'l'i 141', M, 81 .',tMl-AI 1. I.'. 11)J 17 M Ml. AT. lit.. 44 i'.H 44,' 4) ill HI. II. V A Till.. 3J H S.4 3J J2 3Ji III I'ol A llocL I'OHl I.I 'J hj 3l!i 3lf b.". 4imit:iv timof. ii. e4', HWi M, iv-.i, KMJ a i (0I.miL till' U.1 ,lll 100 UO 1UO IOi'J l7.iiliLl.tW I4', 141 14-! I4B'( 1411 3llJl)eii tltii. If.. ','ll' ta'i SM, 8S 7illoroeiMl.i' lu'J 10' 1 Hi;, ll'k j I. A Welt Dt.. Ui wl', ft-'J (Mi 6i, (OiUkeaUore I In lln 10i', ll linJJ MiK. i, j j. -;k ;2'; 'jic -.3 1TWI.0U1H. a aU. M 'i M. tw, 8tl, fiTi wiMtui-tn tutrtl.. s '4 37 2i)!4 J ar.', lu.Jlli. I.N A H. uLUn t 111 11(1 1KI MHi siiMiikourl tiM-Me.. V H 7J' laH 73"; 7is SIlMci:. AT. .ID," -Mi 10', 20S J 1IX.U J. Central Ii !i ll 13". 131i 120 1JKI.S A.-lrWl.tlt. Mi Ml', ft'i', .O.N. Y.T. A btl. IU'i lO'j 104 1G2 17 (ti.. i, I. i. i iv !il si,ii an vfl', .in il.S J. NA W pt.. J.)'j 3i'J .'J'j 3J 3i IdiMirL A W. b! II'. Ol'i Hl'i UI 1.1'. .Hi. oribem rails.. 3,'i :mj a, 11.1V 3i.Vi K nrilirrii rncpt MJ', JJ, tl.-tj BJ'J M 2Wllhl0outllcll '--1, 2i(i 2."; t'2', 2Ji .0 Ontario A Mllllllt. 45W 4'i'l 4' 44,1-, 4 f (uuailo A Real... It", ll"i IK'I 11". I" Oriton Imn 4i 41 4kU 47 4 mow 'ii a Irani 40tJ 47- 411I4 47 4;'; Tin Ptctr.o Mali 4C' 4 4IIC; 43 40, 15011-Ulla A I eadlni. 1 41V -.Ji V 4ti isr.nw.io. l.:ij ijs.l; i',;te 113 157 7iJ I'ull tar Co.JI7.'i iJii ;17(, 2I!." 2.'1 MIRIih Art I". 3i't 2-2'4 1CH 22', 22l VIOIlch. AW. P. pt.. k)J Hl'5 nlvj bl! bJ'J 11 At 1- a Omaba... 3J'4 32'4 8j. 32) :u :om m a m ....111 111 111 im lu soo'outliern I'ac Si1 SJi.' b2i 3) 8MJ linTeiat Paclflc... 2 2. LtiV, i; 20!, :i(iTo., t S. K. 41'! 41'J 4llj 4t! 4J 4jii lulon Pacino.. 8J'J 61', n tu ft.1'4 240 U b. Expreit 11 lln 72 71W 7J luo Union Pas.. 1 AO. SA' 3..V( ll'.i; 3 Sii ionu..ituAr. lUi I2)i l'-4 I2' 13 710 w Bt ttr pr. 2 2ni 2;. ami aotr RT6neiieni Co. Ttl.. b3J,' kh, h3 hhi! SfuWheoilnir A UK., saj! 3', 3(; :w'J Ki SuuWLlll. AU fc. pr. 77J 77, mi 70jJ 77J Ihc total talea of ttocks were 54,127 iharoa. lL151kD PtiAkTiii..sr ThAiAcrioM. tain. Otxn'g llltih't. Lmi'u flora. in Amer. Cot Oil ti.-, i'4 M': an!. ISO Amer. cotion Oil ctrt... as1, 2hM a'J :8'j IS4141 hiitar Hehnerlei 74'4 7'i', 73' 74' lbKlatnnal Lcail lru-t.... 21 21 20T, 111'; 101 American Cattln Trott. 14! 14- h!' ic' RliMetlcan.Nat c n 2i 2J 22 22 fl'inOtorill. I'BClnc 2(ll. Cll 7.1 7 70 7.1 M!HlKII. ATex. 4. IV. HO Wl Rl MM lliuohtu ATex.'.'d. IV. I. RJ nj r.2 SJ 2Jii rim Line ctfi. P9'i 8U!J 8j tu IAIHT ICMOU or(ITTI'l,H. Atlantic A fit "'.lit 37, Ion A NathTllla. w: ,llantlc A iil Vt' 2U h K. V. Central link; ftnaitun Pnclllo F.T, .Northern I'nclfle pf 8IIJ liatrAiPaililc .11', Norfo.k A VTett. pf 2'1 lilt t'nminnn. an1, l'enn,ilvanla s trie -M rou.iiU I11.1J, Heading 21'J lliiiinUiriiir.it ..11 '4 bt 1'ani common 74', tnaort .t TeXJl T. H.. -0', Cnfiyi Pncllli: C5 liieAliure 112 IWiitliihpf 3U Tuf.sdw. Jnlr22. Omornment bnnd vrero llrmfir to-ilny. and the markinc up itoco-s which certain dealorn ten I ite jcitisn! iv wits conilauoj. ARruall tlork of 4 I'o'its sulil on the Ktock KzchnnRO ai l'l', linlmj nit mlvn "co of 1 t1 tont. upon tho rrlcn pniil l.i t SiiiurJ ly by tho Treasury De fiirtinpnt. Tim htmiH is bont upon Aniline: 0111 wlic'her .inv lnn;i quantity of bonds is likely to lo of emit 10 tl:o Secrotiiry of tho I Irciwuryon ThiiiMlav. It is smsnocted that j ntlea.ionn intiiri-t in tho Govornraont bond miirlii t li.is nci'ii:;iiiln!0'l n few bonds, nnil tho opinion l.i rc-seil thoso who should know foiiiciliiii;: of the p i'cy of certain Inrco ilnan. cl.il I11M1 ullons that sooralof thern nro pre Inioil -n pan v.llh their Governments If tho tcirotnri will imv their prices. all stroot is If stnain:to atiprtclalo tho importance to It of Inruo niiicluifos bouds by tho Governnient t 1I1 s tlniK. for it sins in such purchnscs tho iws.iljllltv nf a ii'vhnl of (.peculation on tho ttcl. r..chiinne. 'Jo-t'ity's Mick nniruPt consl-ted of a fow nciuiui! iran-"ncti p. ua ory binall prnpur tioni.f th. list, ami oiy meliorate activity in rocur llclln-ilui htoi Ic nnd Atchiiiin. Tho I de nines in both wero upon the surfaccpntiro- I pri'fi'tsmiinl. 'Jhn rooicanlation of the Mil-iii-Iriiht isnt hiiml. ai.d. at was to be ex pect, i, lit-. i1ii.iiiii;h in tho corllil',atiH aro nnr row nc liown, parly bt'cnii'D Insldors li.ivo I rtoio -o'luiin work nn liaml than the matiipu- I intlun ot iiin ninrkci. 'J'ho trustocs nf tho nu.ii rofnurlnK Coini .my wore In session up I tonn nil ilny, oonfenini: with iliolr counsel nnd wiiu luiiikKic win hi sortlcos will be roiiuiiod loeKcct the rcorunnuiitioii. 'Jim only tniiKl-Woro-ult was tiiu .iiinoiiitment of a coinmllioo Jji rtedio nnil foi mill ite 11 plan of reiiiKnnlya- tlon. Iho-o In cnntiol of tho Trust have b-on lo.iplrcil tiiexradltu tho woik of rooriranl u- I tlonbvu krinwiiuifi' 01 a imnemont In that uirectlon on ih" pn.it of cortnln outHtdo In terei's. whnli m( ncjulrcil ronsldnrnble qiiintltle of thn coi liflcateb. The iiiponrnni n lti lav Held I ti reoryunii'iition inrtiis W"iinl bo a ml-'oi'tunn to ovciy cortll'i-nto HoMi-r, kIiii n it would uniiUHioiiitMy loud tii i iinrocAiiinlcat(il litluatloniiinn ihat In wlilrh I be I inst ..in blrnmly lie'n Involvod. Wiwiro diiiiiKlnc 1 secret lu statlni; that it tho offortH I wiiicniiro now uelnumndo to hninioiilze all luteronsaio not MuccuiRful the ninnairemeot I 01 tlio Jrtitwill endeavor to rtnlu coiurol uf ilieroi.rtMnizatloii by nlnclni: thoont.ru outllt in thn linnds of a frh'ndlv rocelver. It Is uintn i J' IW(. that tho courtB will hao to bo invoked iny way to nccompllsh u reoruanl.aiion, j Hutu ero nmnworihy doallnt's in n very jpwol theopeclnl'i'js, .lorsny v.'i ntrnl nnd tho tiHcncnnni as ,irn Illlnolhbtocks mini lun terially liithor. n .Istitdoidlnu'H.nml tlioro rtaa i Ji uliativ ont of Dm uuerest thst bus bei-n ro entiy kIio'mi m Clii'oni.' Gai of Jiroi.klvn. ilm lijuu of iho very llmiteil in.til.ot was linn, iiicu.li ell rts weio mmlo to depross I'l-lon I 1 0 IIIm. .iinl mode rate renli -Int' left Denver nud uioiiriinde nitlurrcU Iractlonally lower. mini sales tomparu with those of je3terdoy Jlollowfl: 1 t to Jutii.'l I rilt2l. JuiuTl "JfbX:- i4'' i5. Is' ('",lr'11 IJ" iki.'1:.'"...''" 7.l,rinurloA Uett ll m'4 fir A 1 III .4'. 4U (Ir.iron T. t'.. 47 47 V" ,,,,'V' ui 1'Hi-Kl.- Mutt 4., 4iHi I4N' ill' Rnrllllanl l 4 HI it 11 pt mi MH uirh. a w.i; :i'i iImi !"'i aM1,4 Klrti A W.P.pf Mit til); "kintal ail! 32 f.tadllin. 4l 461J Null M Mlj; l I' A Man....llHj III 3"'i 27 I'nhur, 11 aii. sv in', t ""j M,i a'X Win Un TeL... HSK b3.' V.A V r-n fmj W), IV. A 1. I. pf 77it 77'J -JOTernment Imnds stronu. The Is elosod U ia,?'" Idflicr blil. inllnny IioiHb dull and vfJr1ilr','e'.ln. 'I Im mote Inipoitnnt not :elfnort f!l5im '.'"cklui: alley 0-". t cent., to J: fc'MInt' Jktiiroloreuco Incomes. '4.10 73. nnd rlli 'nelle -d. V cent, to l4. lliist i?nr,set. irinla nnd GoorKlaSs ndviiucod 1 'out. 10 111" 4. tif.5.' ""K "'"PI'S 15 shares of Western Ka- ""lll oniJ at J I'.l',. iii'er. bullion ceitlflcatds for 155.000 ounces I,:;. l8'JliWK. Ur fcller in London ""ar at SOSd. V ounce. n call. 4 V? cont. Time money. 5 r four month, and 6&5X oenL fr bIx month on opproTta fltoolc r.x chuntr collntnral. Cornmordal pnper In fair uomancL Tho host doubln-nnmo papnr Is Quoted at :nw V cont., nnd prime alncle unino ut (i7 V ront Hterllnc oxcJinnco nulot nnd BtendT nt un ciituiffod (juotntlonfl. roftted naklnfr rntenr tiMh for Ion 11II nnd si.H.H., for domnnd. Actunl rMoft. $l.84lin.H4 for 60-dny MIIb. M."8)'&I.Hs1forsli:ht drnfts, nndM.&O1 for cnblo transfers. Tho Unlttmoro and Ohio Ilnltrond roportd crops oarnlnut for Juno of si.-Mn.5S9. im In oionnoof Sl07.-ini nnroiiiiiarod with the nmo month cd Inst yoar. nnd maf tt1.45i. ndecmnRo of $M,.jti-la 1'or tho nlno monthi cndlotr.luno .'lit, the croQS pnrutnirn woro M7.73'2,ii7C. nn in cto.iHO or 2. 59 7ui as compared with tho cor responding pmlo 1 of lasi year, and not Jj.'ilU, UU1, nu Incro.iRo ot H.u'J.'J'h-. Treasury lialanco- comuuto with thoso of yoRtorday ns follows: JiilVlt July 12 'Jolt t!M,n7l32) 5111 8i0.1 Lrxftl tenders. 12,ui7,2n tl,-0-v,371 TntiU 5MI.Mil 5 1'i rrXiwLviro Silver laitnLt? t?2Ui,l27, int f2n.)0':i3 yeter lay. Itfp..ci;t in ti.tUrut tank, t:'j,i,U sulaH $.HioUtllTi)tenUy. Money in London, .Tf H cont. Amount of bullion iono into thu Dank ot 1 ncrinmt on hat anco iixdnr, x7P.0h. Tails atlvlces iiuoto 3 cents at 92 francs (J5 centtmo. Bubscrlhois to tho rroforrod and common Btook ot tho Procter .V Gamtilo Company will bo allotted about 40 r1 cent of tholr nubflcrln tlon. Iho numbor of applicants Mas bo larL'o that xiM nvoraKo holdlnci per stockholder will be ul out (f shares Tim 1 ankors who aro recehlnc Rubucrlptlona lo tho sacutltles or the Cliivnco luniitton Im I way and Uilon Mock VnnU ompany an nounce thnt upullc HioriP aro cnnilnc In tno-tt sntUfact(rIly. It Iiiib been arranu-d thnt Mr. JhnTncoii AatorRhiitl bo nlvori a placo In the directory of tho company usboon as nllotmoi.ta oti the stibpcrlptloiM unto loon mado.to ropro pout Iho Inrci interest tak. n Iiy his family. Jhn Mil'scnptlon buoUs will bo olosod nt 3 uMock to-moirow. The MdeR of mini ifTRtooknat tho New York CouHolidaiod Stock and Totroloum Kxchnuifo to-ilny wore at followd: iotfi. .Vwk UtftUrvj. myh'tt. Louer. ttotfi. aiiAlu i io l.i) I'M l st I-mi Attorn 14 4 4 A.l.lliii I'MI 1 1 li i o 1 In MHJ hruiuvrtok Oon.. VJ 72 "J 7J ikm ii.ii.ir :t ii-s s ut a ua sio rkoi'oii. r.v. .t Vn.,,. 4 to 4 id 4 txi 4 w IVt) I rrrian.l 47 ii 47 PUtiouiilAOurrr. 2Ti a 73 3 75 o Horn M.er u :o a -m u m y iso M Jii'U 47 47 47 r.M.U.ci.lrille It 14 14 14 HMMimmi I m. 1 70 1 "a 1 (a 1 el H(iii.citntal 1 iv 1 l M 1 :i3 1 3 7im 1'im.Mux ot ri.- 1 3 1 :o 1 ?a 10 SidMitier i'reek.. 0 ut t M 'i.w' 4 n 4W 4 0 4 05 tt;r KtiitT 10 tm hj tin ?diSiIertr"l S7 'J7 1!7 27 4i'lMnHU lloios J UJ 02 02 snoilhrin 1 in) 1 Ot 1 ltu 1 int ihj LUI. ion i ixj l wj 1(A) i uo DeU'iAl lrai.fl(t!oti' n-ar! 1,'JC3 iflmrat New Toitt Mitikrtn. TrrinT. Jnly 2.. Fuict nn Mcai tlnMrrs are vfry Arm. Anl there 1 t n" I In p.lry from th irdc. Vt.otttl Hour, ijbl Mnc. if.'i, ti. tuperrine. 9!.J" WT2.7.. No 2ottrn. ft4 .a .No. 1 firA JJ2"ai4t Cieam, K17oto i Ptntirhtn. H: t3$4. O: tiatenta, frrinir. f .4 (t$,u: liner. fi.TitX-?1 -"UieiAniBq'jal-Hit in ftitckM oit belnw tUv price .n liartvlx) city n UK ihiHiintf extrji. (,i'. KwM.nur bbl -uper r.ne,4-j(.S Mie t'., a Corn mea1, ?i Ml $..4 I iAit. iur Uesiern, and 5i .for Uraiidyirtiie. corrut -huiiMc o.fiitti urn tiaiu'eii .-n near. aul i to 2 point i.eciftie u Jate in ntfus ritmlnc iuul .ttadu r.inu of w to 10 omtn ca i mr und I to u polnto on late nvnithMrom yeitirdi it ciuslnir trie a It rai not aiy to tin 1 1 t rur.r wlni aureelnatu thecaineof the di:iiii IimIa). it ffcia probati e lioweror, that the Lhfrp'i ii report, tt oitjr t tu-tte was a HiBuptotni nient to our imt a rheii the tnnrket ti.iN kouhi mnj lo use a nutin cTpreamiu .i.ut tiire were tnoir e itr tr.an inner-. Tliere weroaU i iiiato reprnof rin in TfeAtti. i.nd-eTrl town in tliat -ia: aiiel the re ciipt of new rntton Uicn thu i.rmand for spot lottoii fell op. Aiivrun Or )ppflil ear v to iua. and ito1 1 te-o aiouple of Hour tfiiMi urtf r the nt rail in. ftulclc drop to fin c and lie ilton w dull and unsettled. Cotton on the ?i,oi w, quieter and Larely tiAdy. mtd dl nir Lplind I-' la tlo tluito l:c The folio, ltiu are me details or transactions in futures: X'onrit (N r'f nr-f. Ihjh'tU LvuttL Sa'eL JuIt i-';t;u a 1241 uti uu AU-UBt U l'.-M!JUl It 14 1204 it,:tn hepiember ll.Miil.- I 11 10 11.01 0.' 0 t)c.iob?r in.i-'(e,70 10 77 m.i ;i.iiit November 10 5'iulUOti luei lU"Vit 1 t Detotntier l(,.Fi f-.,n..i 10 01 J(j.' 4,2th) January H ihMii lui.s loin t,Q February lotsiiMiri u-71 10 70 l.ooj Wri'h l't47(,ilt)ia TotnUalfp. 4J.MiOb.itei. Transferable nntlno Irsuod at 12 3c rftorisiots I ard future were freelr oered, but thero uhh oiitr a filU'tit 'tecilne. b(irra opr.itli a with inure n irlt. lain tru. At u Ji. fur Ai.miL .I71 ti io jor at?neinbr t.-'u'ti27c tnr U(t-v, 't 'fir f..r Notmter and iik.ttic fr bf i-mt cr Alter 'Chanire the clnfreuati aieadra ir c for Aupuit, Kl7t for .'ep tcinber. -2ii icr October and c fur Pecim.Kr po: inrd iiuite actUe mt c e o it lue sates i- ti-.cltyat6 f c and il trr. prime W esteru aluJWc reHned for the Continent qvott-11 at t.ue. Pork imre h'.hc. tue mrnt dt: ,nif hruutfiit out bujer. kaleit 7i bb a tuoud New iue iiJ.i.($i3Ji, ft tra t-rtme. 7 't,n j" mid ir irt clear. l.3$ 13 Cut meait muroRCthe ut lu'Iprlcea r tie- U.u 4) lbs. ptcnled (-el is liKbt an j extra lu'tu wrUIit. at. 'io and :t picked nh nil.Ifrc At i'c (riioiel PUHed bflilfs. "rn c. pickkil hlo iid h i'Si.'Au. ham. PJf-i lttitjc. smoked fLou dern iii?it.,o batn lift llc. I)e1ed tiorf t..lj at 4'..e tun 'ly''jC. I!eef it ad at i 7 v for t:ra m Q- for ptckeuS'.. iur fjim'l t bbl and 5IJ r n t t t. fr India meai. liet-f bait a tirrner auti more ac llieat $1' t?fl .10I l(4 v. 1 t LK a tli" Uetta SI 1. Meanne quou.l hi .,Ji7t,t.. lu hhtlii aihI tm a further deiline. nnd oliomnr.nrlne at Mvc Tallow acthe a'.d end miu u m. r a 4l,c, ftuttt-dull at iv-ii-ij fo cruaiuery i'Imio e nier at '-afji'ic. for Mali fact 1. full ircain, Ft cti es, 17k c otlur (.rads, ltj ji7. t.iuix- tiat tnrur were firmer In tympctUy with tlf pfT niarke, Tlietiuaii'itT iiln' ior Mirope 11 ma. trlany rdtu e i 11iiwhi korut-ihlnir ot a corner on Jull fa-tli 1 nl.icb idl3t'H.',c itt.i-a I, 7m u buli. at'Mfjtiii.c. for A 1:7 mt -'1'Hhi!. flcptenber. )'4'4 t5 r fur MMobT and t '-'n. .c for December; ato for May. I''l. ""to iI 1 H ."pot wleit irifirf ao the 'or expert, W ml.liri ouhi niowU yuoted: hprliiff t red u-Intir HS t.; ilta h-j l c No. 2 red vluier in eicva'ir a'M'tc The t-a c w re I im husti., mainly r-d wmtrr In our ram. r.ut Incliidmc No 2 uprmir at Wia In ilan Cirn In u ei Dnel doprra e 1 tiv repir'i of ra.i nattfie .Im b it ir nercd -n ftwnpatln with tli j. t Wt .im! et:n of tl. t iarkct rtU'S 1 'if.) lu atH4u-4i c fu Aiui!t liar-J"iii,c f'r f'ti 1 e- atio 4''1 'n'.'4c f i- timber sot cor 1 va jc live hipier touk ttoiy ti ,i.'i v nt.it Wett-ru inlxid 4.v .-c W Piirn vu,iv i-ffntn,,, lo whlt. 4Vi: n!e mre- tnaili!. No, mlxi d at I 'H!;c In ,ewi ur at.d oar i ain 1 j.art ot t'ie r unt ,tJ. Mtiue, cm ir u-t ir,li hi.nu u en prlVv wt-ll nt llcl. nlcf UlOl lu (tit idTIlrl t't'tfOl S NO mixed at tvf,f 7( Jor iimii. :aH.'&&c tnr hfptt-ni'er (iii 1 .j j.i tr, ii,r tieto er and on the ipot, m j hi ,;.u. r an 1 white at Millie., ui in quality! No- 2 white at 41'l-c. d"in ti 4ur, in 1 euttur and 2 mlxfd m mihc down to 'c, in et,vu'- it e rni iV' c After haiie Wluat a'eudt f) 2 ted Mjnitr for Auuust, Hlc .hipteui ber 'ti'i Petembrr ?c. Ma. '.M, 1 '1 t'orn nuh, Nn 2 mixed for Atiiun. -HHc -eptpmbtr, 4 He, October -t 'ac uatu weaU No 2 mixed forAu irtiPt. ;u"i lj 1 t-ep'riuber, .H c ijcinh. Jc ii o i kji n Cot ei- on thcBpot .i in ionien)iat I ettrr rteniantt and tteady, Itlo tjuotfd a: 17c. for No 7 s.i.e 1 ui 11 uax Ciptata' ia at l c ant M.buvi Santos No. i at Hlji' tlu r arini runio't n to further phIch nt k-atiiui or emit e. i.ut itothinc poitUr con.d b lea-ne-l. Mid i! ad- tjul'l but stead) nv iOM un ba vanilla and iUMhln Varacalhoi.n p t (uott-d no i; Va-acalb t "Wic J.na, ,2ffJ7c.j Mociia 2 A -c h'io optloni continue tinted and prices how loit 1 tie liati.e trotn f na-ioi Tttrdj), deapllo a i.i Hue of pirate in li.tru and neiKnr i.tirufeun aiUice min'rallv. i.c clpt at Klo, t!Oi 1 1 ars, at han t a LiOiiliaira. ""aha hAa, clolti2 steady, with ,ri th at ih fn'luwln prltts: Julv 17(tf. iifttiber l ic (Jsnuarv ,1S4o. Antrutt IT l'o oMiibor. l"7ti ,lciirury I ..:i."ip brpifiuber c .Peceu.ber. I .t'lcMUrih I.'i..'Hjc. Itn f tik.irs wrre i nn bit inlt nt 4 I tf-r. bid for I -ir rt-nnlni; inut 'oaio and 7 Hi', bid lor fttaudard c irmu iim a a inro or centrlfura at, .le reak a r Iur l'l l.adt Ijml i .11 ityi for ten. c 11 f 1 o fluid n.nra wtrn in utultrnlf 1)411 a n ntm teidr h! t,.,. or cr uiiilaicd, K' t i-P-c for powdered, c1 c. for cubes, o 1 c, iur tnnu d A, u i-hu. for iituo 'A C for cut and crut lied, t c. for ronfte tionrrs A" W'i,,r for nhitr extra "f," and -ii Mtjc for tellown Mo'im nit m. nucti.ijiiid. t i.ut I'ortoltico. i c Kualiih Is'and-. 20Vc.. dotutrtic, nrdtnar to prluu. H'UJtc choice to laner, 1. (,t,t i 1 1 u Hi iillr 'ler.u' 'I ii Hit prlct s k)ii(itt t pnineitlc fair to 1 rime. 'Hft'tjic. choice to I frttl, V' Hi1 KaiiEoon bund, 2$G2c j i'alna. f.cj Jjijan .S&tc. Mead) tu Lriii, m ei 1,00 pk LiiHir p 1 r-nKa on p. t Mil 1 -m rait mi wm ijuifC and without any do n d cjuiue; i-Iliirikf p Ice for nl 2i u.r for t cto 1 rr ra'fK 1 toil" nt 1 m lor mot and 2 If. for AutT'iKi liuotiopi cr Urin but fjui-t inttlliiir pr.ee u r J u y 1. ilte i7c I.4 a 1 du 1 and aiy, but as pr i'rs kii'irt no (i-ciin; ett Inc 1 nco for pt r'p Spelur iiomiiiAt i'ltf iron .wr iti'squlet and prlcr ari aiiu iv tu It iir''c I Tim tons a( u 0fo. Autixt i.ii-IM." (v I 'I eptember Ni4i tor.) -pints turpentine klinwsnslzht fur 1 t-r ln line, iut an lie inaitct wi'ii j s t)i lUttmnd a prars 10 luiprou llio rinn today atnoui tiiu to uUwr .1 Ib's at from 12 ,n for a l. to4V. foi 11m chinas but Uu cli e wn4 at l.lc for in i hlnes nd i.Hc for n pilars ilo-in was dull ii'l ih torji'non ffru n. which are heconilii2 ni'T itntiiui er lucr Mid ue lit. ul o job kr les hld their own. as the ara In ra'li' r I'lnhl-d si.pplv Vooted ointoon to iond ctralned fHutitli' U."hi .wojf .i 'I $1"i VI Mi Mi."rih" i tf); II." f2 10 4V.I, M S2 3.'.' l?.'.1'i "l i2 "i iS'.tJi," M '5-' .i, "N," t?.M'i'5fj.tn WO fi4 1. w," saio Tir flrin at i'-M-o. o. b l'f.h I'll ad 1 ot fl. 1'iinoiK Mt'rulocertli catesnpenrd.it 'iC advance, ni d th'n lunl er i t. rovd l?. to e tnt la'er the m irl o turn'"! aim puce droppol 10 h cinsinir enfc opi 11l1u.it' 54" Hliir nt f t)i tHiC, Mid tio ii'ir it jrt i' .i:t- ,i I bl. iteiliied m hb t. tin rh ttu'i I fit. V.ul'., cui. t.iuc cru le 111 bb 1 'i.i(K N.ip.itla, 7. 1'".. I.lvr S(tuIj. .11 ii rk ft, N'iv Vo'iit Tiiii',.i. July 22 Itntlpt of beeves wein yitttl head, nc uditi'T i' ir load for fjporta tioii an ii citr itiads tlire t t Piaii4fhieriiP No trad hu. te lun-eid Irrnt her ntsndy at iMCilHo. V V'. for nam m Ir I ateat cabl tr"in 1 niluii qu'ds AMuMctu tter'l w I' it-.c I'd drnd th, 'in l Viih-t tan r-'riffirated btif He My uv c tut ri' r lh b!ilpin!iitot ir, .,0oi quarters of beef 1.i!.frrQA. 1 i'r f( eli ta of iaHe. .Wheal M irkft stea ly Vea's Held at ik.iV 7' fi HJiiCe.. butttrinlllc calve at -O He eiptsof sheep and lambs Including 3 car direct, neretlNi heal Hheep rule I s'eady tambb, io Ih low ft hheep roM nt $i H fa- lamb at m f7 2'' Dressed million linn at iiOjfto (i tb.i doused lamhst-ady At jnirt itecelots of hoj.-fl. .iiii'ihral, all consigned to slaDRli terers .Nominally dull at 44tRJu fiiuOfta. Court Cnlcuitnrsi Thl DiVi Kern 1 Mr oritr-CiuMsrss Motion calendar Voa. 1 to i called nt II oloct hi nuniL'r (';i k' -J- or pro. bate WU.a f Mit i Mrhennty nnd J rnoei J M. Her.' ft' hi A. form I Wandint-r r.tedo Minnl. f-umt Kluiuentbai I'enjy Iloihieer. and Chnrlotto A, owordsat 1" J" A J. ICi'iil Ketnln Ilxclittiioc btle. Hy V. II I.udiowACo Three story brlcU tiulldtoff. wlthleaie of lot Mount i-V imrd ntiiue, caitilde, ii feet nerth of Utteeuth street lorWii) By U J. rnlUI. Co one lot. 2 v x t-xl02.2xWx5I.I x 011 TemU avsuue snuihet corner of fceveniy soventli street, and one tot aa tfxJOB'J ..uJ'xli..x25x 01 I. on Tenth aieiiu. forVU.HXi U D. I', lu graham A C0.1 four story alone-front 4 .HBBHKHBPjHHHBHBaB6 nwalllnt. with lot ISx7& 2.I.V1 riflh arinnf. writ tide, 71 f.i tnntii of ujtl itn.i, rortelnmr., IHOln f Iml ar lioiii., with tot aui7. u.144 Uttli aTtnne.nl. Jolnlnx almv., lor JI.M(i. h7 ilioinatC Hm.th Tbr..-ttorr ttonr-front dw.U. In., with lot imli.On l. Katt Flftr-elttith ttrt.t, iniithtld.. 13'it.tt writ ot L.xtniion ariuu fora clnti.r. 17.'"v Br J Tliomai K.aarnti On. lot, L'lillV on c.ntrtl are. nu., louth aUn Tfetc Karmi, rortcioaur., I31 Itcnt K.lnte Trnn.r.r. Urnotn.it. 103; I'lnUtii (lant ami wit. to Karl m waii.ch ;:o,ooo Sam.uioptrtri Karl a VTkliach to M)cr Mb. man 17.S50 77th at. 4i l.aitt tam.tn rinkiitrianr Vi.tuu UourtlnudtaT. wt, n loltli it, 'J.'iluOi JnlU brhaarcr anil anolo Anna IrMntr. 10.IID0 3d at, a a .iie.'i. ar. 4ixlt,U; Marzarrt 8 Colt to (.mm i Talch 7S0 But at, 1 in hi hmlia I.liiamr nnil ano to I'm I colin lf.lBl S3Jnu.i.l lUllcnrr Hunitas aniwltt toUiotjt HHrown 1 '.'2il at, 1.4 F.i Wm K K.rt and wife to Uiorx. 0 1'oon.r 30,000 Ktilcwltk av, ii wa, nil ti r.rot iL 41xt44x Irr k' llnmiN Cumpanl wlto lo Jo'eph O 11 .u.ter 2.W0 S4iliat,ua m w mar. iiUKHS; Anton Ja.mr ami wire t'lJotin H Wairr 0tn at at li,7 I w .dnr. jux7u.Ji Uaellt led.r and nnotoM.rr eltlt 7,000 W.ti.nr ar, n t part Iota 1 14- map Mount Hopoi John Younza.id wife to AnM K .Mur pliy COO K3dt.t aisow at a, iMniifli Vltrr rtover tofarah A rannlnu .M Vaiidewaterit.il bdward Wood,. tor.to John (I llohmann and ano 12.001 Leslnston air, i.i: ei.orne M Miller. Iruitte, trane'ail Mnnelland ano 7.SL-0 lSlit It. ta. 7.io -ilh aT, lr.xlmuit Gtorg.W lluilde II to Frrdarl. t (oriter 19,000 71'thit.ni JMn.ithan, 7iiin.S Frrd.rlck P InratM nnd wU.too.omt W ltnddell 41,300 Will tt, a a. 8 loth Liixin) 3; Margar.t Khan- non and ano to Win 1) Croaor 0.09J 7lliat,ta 1 HiieAvC, TaiOi.lni .Muimi Autui tn l.en Aut.ea 1 nintonet. 147 and 140! Iltnrr Wendt nnd wife to Atirahnni Mern !4,3J0 lrth a (W K4ttt Catherine n llorer to Kmma Marion. 1 ItnUiauniL HUi Win Aitnrm MlehtolMeehin 10.000 4'jth it, t w mr lit ar -jr,xiK bernhtrd Metricr and wit. tu John I'ireli 34.000 35tli it a t --il.l 1'th ar. l-4IH.n Lewll Jnlin-on. lef, tn l.l.ftlta Llateld and ano. 10,MX) Ile.ti-r M. U7: Edward T rt cletKto Martin L ItlrKiMai.n. 1I.KW Mnrrlt e 1T Klrk plarfc 73x250: Clara l.tdine to J.r.mlah N Martin 3,023 Crtktnii av, w a. L-JSi Klrx pltc. 3uxliu; ram. InJnhn s Peln.r. 1.410 Creiton ar w a. -i t Klrx pltce, '-'5x110; itrne to Albert 11 Lnren a 03 rroMl'vn). 13J, Mephrn J rhomoion to Darld Mewart 17.000 St Mohnlaa av. n o enr laSth at 0.7x63: Oeort. I rdtnaun tn Clint r. Orrlt fl,000 SuBiluat. n cor lielancej at -jncvis r.ter hhi rldaii and wife to himnn Mtel 19,230 Jeron.av. a a. n.l a liuiihrlile road. :i".xf9x Irre. Ilenri Chejnay and wife to lliirh N ramp 1.320 Jermiit. av, ot.3ll.s t HmtibrMlt roadi 17.61 Id xirreg: aame tn It M i.runo 2.230 Jerome nr. .a. lui a IWchbrlne. road. 4L'xl30x Irreii aaineln lllchlrl Xtatee 2.B20 Jerome nv. a a 41 '.M UUhlirlilke rnad, 1.9 8x30 xlrrue: aametoSimuel McCamman 820 Jeri'in.av, cor timiibrliliie road. Jl TxICUx irri'ir; km. to V f Itnlllni ?,023 Av A ncor73dl.3A.'x!li Kra Kutchewlky inJIorrltH Ulieiliner 7S.IOJ lKiil.'.. ni nut 4ih ar. Snxluo John K Manh et alio lieu VCllPorl I3..O0 Hadiaon av, necnr i3lat. Mxluj.lli Kredt II Ailrn 10 l.eo V CUBord 10.WO H-.'d at, e a. 1LI w Ml. av. ASxIlO. VTm 11 llaldwlll and lru to Mnrriiault 87.IO) 04ili it a t I'U w Mb av. 37.0xiiO.mi Mary i, unit and wiretoaame G0,Cv3 Av n e cur "Jd it. '!j''i: Morrli B Chellnier nlnl wile tn Maruaret M Lett. 77.CO0 Ch-rrv it, a w cor ilntiliraallp. "xfll 4 Mar garet 1 I.oit and ano to Morrlt U Chehmer aud ano 70,000 RrcoitDKD MnardAGita, Abbott .Tame i T to Sarh T I.um. Crrtlnn av a'l.rtat -'jrri.. 1300 llrrnea. Kdd .1. io tli. Cmliirant Indnitnal l-aillin IMllL, w let av. a ..1,1 itl)r P.0LO r.uiter'lt'ld. lianlcL to Dumont larxe et al, lllO 5th ,iv, leno. i yr 20000 Hrrnn lilcuard M io Henri Cheinay. o a Jerome ar e IIKribrldse ruad. 3 r 1,338 Caruun. t-arah Ann. to I-ralua 1 llron and aim. etork. Ac, u i 14Jil it, e Uashlnelon av, lyr 1.000 Cihn. Tine, io Hertba I.i'iduiT. it until, w I.eiinetonav. 'ii C.000 Chllltner, Slorlli II n3d ire. tn Raphael Lu arheier o a AT A. n "3d it 3 yn 2,000 Cllfli'iil Uen V and ano. to lien X il)att. nt lu3d at. e.Madl-onav. Mr 22,000 Cimp. -ir, liuzli N. to Ilcnrl Cheirnajr, cbJo romenv i llishbrldeeroad 1 vra 792 Iivett larv J A, to Win 11 Baldwin, 130 KaU lhai, lyr 1.BS3 laiiuln. rarah A, to Michael C Orni. 146 E l."ila.:in 3,250 Feuri-tch. Mary U to Jan oi I'lil'ip, 70 v lo-.-d at mna 4.000 Gati'.t. Mary, and bmb to Wiu II llaldwln. a a P2d a wxihav. lr 3f0fj (ianr. 1'lnl.ua, et al to Karl M V?dllac1i4-)3 L. i7tb ti. Inatn.la 3.300 lln-.miins John (Land wife tn Idward Wood. exor. ac. a Vandew.lter al. 3yi 8,1X0 Junir Anna, to.loM schaerer, w t Courtlindt mMMihitair" 9,001 Knox, ,'olin .valid wife tn rmllv Merae n e cor rilntonaTanil lln in Klver mad. J jra 1.200 Latirnaiitln Uni l-.and wlte. lo the .S V Lnmb.r and WoodWorklniM'o. n ifJlh it, w Wet. l!nd ar, I yr. 19,000 Lelniaii. Mltchelanj AllerUto Jatnci i: vr.it. Ion U and I J man of Vtlllun, I'orl Morrlt, .1 w 2,300 I or, n7". Albert 11. tn Pltra Ledcrle. n t Creaton uv l Kirs place. 3Tr 832 Lebman Meier, to hurl M Wnllach, 103 Droomo at. inatalli 2.30 Mrehan, Michael, to Win Altor. 314 Mediionit, 1 r 12,000 Mori. I 1 ra'iclt I. nnd ano to lleorze M Miller, l,nn l.cxlniltnnav In. tal-t (1,300 McC.inm.io banme'. in Henri betnny, a J. rniue av. a lliifiitirldiro road .'I yra... 493 Mftk'ne. KPhirn. to tame, et Jerome av, t lltirti briJ.'croi'l 3ra I.C92 Mcnenni itoi.ua and ano in Mutnal Life Im I'n. n a ir.-tti at n Atlduti nav, 1 r 1,730 art,n. ,Ierrml,ih N. tnl'lara Lederla. e a Mor rli av a hlrk place, a yr 2,512 1'ettl John ami lfn to Jaine. Campbell, t t 1 IhlL eHUiar. Hjrt. 2 mnna 20,000 Ilud.leil. (lenrn. to Frederick I' Fonter. n 70111 aL e "th av, lyr 1.250 i:o Una, Walter C. to Herri Cluunty, Jerome av. ae ci r HUlibrldice road. 3 yrt 2,175 Reiner, John tn Ciara Ledi rle. w t Creaton ar ahlrLp'are .tin 703 Itrii'er llarbira tn John Hammer, a t H.'d it, w ih av. 4 vr COO Fitni.n I alhir an J ano to liavld Learltta. 3t4 I'm llrmdway Inatnlla 23.0TO frtf-rn A'irihari. to l.dward Harmon, and ano, H7-i.yciin'on I yr 13,000 Fr iKitian ll.iraii aim wife tn New York Llfo Ine Co. 7lh ar a e ror 12 th M. 14 yra 32,000 Siilo. inn Jnaeiib, and wir. lo I ait Hirer bar Iniri Int, 1 rait llrnadwav. 1 r 13.000 FljeL Muvin tn 1'eter Sv irrldun 14 lieluntey at, H)ra 17.3TO fchmitiVo Charlei II et el. ro Alexander Mae- tertnn nn t fl'in. n a llat .t. w 7th t. 3 yrt. 20.H.O Sntni'el leuu to M .1 Cohtn i.th aT a w cor 1 that I yr. 10,000 t'lriih John in Hrrnhard Metner, lit av, a w rorl'lliit 3ra.. 0,000 W'ntera. John II. tn HI lot Smith et al. n t Sllh at u'litav 3rt. r.000 WeU.tcr Jnatplio It to Hash N enmp. n w a eiltfw Ick av. n e Perot 11. .1 TTB. 2 murta 2,630 Walih Thomaa J. tn Join h .Stlllwell. n a 120th at, w d at. I yr. 2 inoria 10,000 Mama tu LouliN 1'helpi, u a l?3d!u w Iith av, 1 IT 7,000 M inner, HuUla and ano tn David M Koekler. w a.lncLaon oCharry er. iMra Mmortt. 17,000 Zelrner lienry et al trua. tn Herry C Nleden- alein. e a Old Enalon inal. lot 1 1, map of i,art larmof (iouerneur Morrlt, J yrt. 2,000 trjiar llallantlne John If. to I rnit Kch.land and anu lOtn av neror.fO'h 01-6 yrt fl.300 Drown, Irani, lo Paul Croben. i!2 I.astlSJdat, .lyni 300 Meier Cbarlei, andanu. tn.inhn II. Taylur an 1 ano 2rttrom l.iand 1231 av llh prlvlleiret atore nn 1 extenainti. 4 10-).' yra 1,200 Mint. UtTld, tu rrancli L. rrnTiitt, JTdHth ar, ft 1 0 yra 1,800 groiiojjaljJ. NriTtrr. to coMrtACTrtits-npricB of kupkk rK!IK.STOK UHt.li' WOIIKS. ALBANY. July i, l.tai -Healed propomli will be recelvtd ny the su perintendent of Public Yiorkt. at liltuitlie In Albany until rrltlay Aug-oat 1, Ihiu at twelve o'clock noon of tliatdnr, lor extending the Icltle. of ehlnnernck l .ual. and dr.iiirlnt; thecanaL Pan. and ipecldcatloni inty Le aeen and lurtlier Informalinn outaln.d nt theotllie or tli. H'lperlnteii'lent nf Public WorLt. All propoaalt tiiui't be a dreiaed tn th. Hnperlnlen ent or Pnbile Vt nrki, and mini be er.dnned 1 ropoaali fur the Kxien lion ol Hie Jelltei or hhln,.eeock i anal, and th. flrede ln uf the i anal J'rnroiala rocit be m rnmpanled by I tnted Hlati a iKinda ill af ta laaued by or certlrled cliecka on amne no id liinklnffllMlllutlnii in uund rreillt within llieciir in New lorl in Albany, payabln at illtht tu tu. hiiinriiitendmit of PuMlo Worki The fullnv.liif are the eiilmitcd qnantitiea for the work lo be tropoie'l for. 4,'in lineal leel pllei drlren, lii.iil'II 11. M yellnw pine tlmlier. 4.nJft JL M. belli IncK planln 3, in poiii'la wrmiirtit Irnni ii30cnblc yiimi ktnne I llit'tr cilbli' ynnll dr"di;lliir The aluoillit or ilrpont icqulred with lid fur th. i.rne. Cl.i.'iO. th. arnntint nf latmr bond r.liilrcdnn exerutl.iii of unit tract, fi.bin' Ihe anii'Uiit or Uin I ror faltbrul perforinr anci-of cnntrai t nn exei'iilluii nf cuiitrael, .i,.'aiu; Ih. rliritt la reierved to reject any nr all t.nia, EDWARI) HANNAH. 1-up'tof Public Workt. MVQl'KUUtil SODOM UAM AND KEBBnVoTii7 hui'itnitn oouht. srcond judicial 1)Wtrict. In tii. matter nf th. petition ot John Newton, Com niliiloner of Publlo Woiki ot the city of .Sew York, (inner and In puritiani e nf chapti r 4 t of the Law. of j.-3 andihapier liei of th. Lawa of ik.;, and on b. ball of lb. ilayor. Alderrnrn. and Commonalty if th. city nf ,N v, mk. for lb. aiipointinrntof Commlulon era or Apprulial un-.er lull a ti rubilo imtlre la ti.rei y iriveii that the teonnd aepar ate rep. rt ur the Cninmikilunart nr Appraltl appoint ed herein nn July -3, lei;, which report waa rtld on July I. I''", in Hie oillceot the cltr. of w ri,b..irr county ar (he Court lloua. In the villous of VMili. Plnliialn a.iid iinnt.. and a ropv of whien wa.nn th. nun. day nird In tn. oilier, if Hi- c.rit m Piitnam ci mitv at Cirine'. luaald I'ounir. wl 1 b. preaanted rur rini rui'iti'in in th. Huprrine Cmjrt at a special Term thrri'ur lu he held 111 Hie -irrond ludlrlal Putrid at Ihe Court llnilie In the i Ity or PinuhkeiPlie, iiutilhetl county, nu Ainr I"'X. at 11 o'clock in 111. forenoon. Haled New York. July 7. 1M. HII.LIAfl If CLAUK Ciiuniet In the Corporation JTrionrnw. New York city. CHcriionsi ami 31Uf.Ufj?5, COI.UICAItO MIIILAMI UAIkWAT VO. COI.0KADII HPKINOS, (ol.Jnlyl IHia A iperlal inreilnir or Ihe ttockholderi or the Colorado Midland Hallway i ornpany will bo h.ld at tb.oitlc.uf the Company In Cnlorajo i-prlnni. Lot. on lb. 1 1 Hi day ot Aiiuuit, Ifu", at I J ocl.ck uoou, for the folio wing purpn.et-. t frat To romlder and act opon an arreament entered Into tiv the Hoard of Hire, tore or tine i.oinpany, tubject, line, ever to ti e apprnvnlof ihebtuikliolderilu meatinir diilyuraenibl.il, with Ih. Una Tunnel Hallway com pun iur tl.e ui. by Huh Company or a railway about tu P. o -nalriiileu U mil luunel Cmnpany between th im two luilona un .be lln. or tlili Company troad Luown ia ulk ami Itaubiie etcniid -To rniiMdr-r art upnn a Itaee entered In t tin' Board "f Iillerlnrt nf thla i uinpany. ailb jei i however to lln a; t roval of the htrrLbn.ilir. In meelllia duly aneuibli' L with lie nilikftuuc Hallway Coiiipruy lor the luialiit bvihi. ompun) ol a ndiway about lo be nuiftiuc eil by raid Tunnel Company b.. twei n aald itailniie. Iluik tn1 Uunbne Third Tn coralder Hie tcilon of theRoardof Dlreo tore nf thlt Company in autborlrln. lb. guarante. by thla Company of lb. parm.nt. prlnelpal and interett, ofibeUrit Morigair. uold nondi of lb. Bulk Tunnel rutl'iay Conipaajr to tn amount not txciedlof i,wxi,uuo. B. W. BULLS, H.criitry, r efglnancial. AN II ATT AN TrFbT CO. CAPITAL l,000,OtX COFINER OF WALL AND NA8SAU STA A Lertl Deroillory for Court and Trutt Fundi and Oan ertl Hcpoilla. LHlF.rtAL RATES of lNTLRIiBT PAID on llALANCBa The COMPANY la aulhnrlred to aetti KXFRDTOR. AHMIMMIIATOIL HUAHIllAN. RfcCl.lX Kit. and THUS. Till'., at FlbCAI. and Tit XMeTlill AOliM and aa REO. IhTRAH OK hTOCKM and HIJ.Mi". The company onera to execnton tnd truit.eiof ea. tttet tnd tu reflirloua and ben.rolent Initltuiloni excep tional facllltle. for the transaction ot their butlnett. IIFFICERS F. O. FRHNCII, Prealdent J. L WaTEHBUHY" Vlce-rreildent. u W. llASMMv.Mer.iarr. a. t Kltfc.NUH, Treamrtr. DIRECTORS F. O FRKlNClt. N. Y II. CANNON, N. V. R. J. CHORS, N V. .K.IIN R. lOHH. N. V. ILL IlIOilINMIN, Iloiton. T..MOOLII)(lK..lr B'lfn. AUU. BELMONT. Jr. N. i JAM! SO. blll.l.lKlN, N Y I. I) KAMlOI.PH Y. A f. Itum.MIAC.M. Y. r. C BALDWIN. Y. HAM II MIII't.I.Y Pblla, CIIAS. 1. 1AI1.N. V R. T. VilLMIN N III.MIY FIELD Clitctgo. J. W l.TKIIIIl II Y, N. V EX. MJRTON. .V. Y II. O, .NOinllCOll. N. Y. THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO., r.QUlTADt.B BUILD1NO. NEW YORK. capitai. anu simri.uei 83,000,000, It a lertl tlepcaltnrr for Court and Trukt fundi tnd for general iter, oalta. upon which It pa i l.llll.RAL 1!ATI: OK INTEREST from dtlooruetofliuiilll date nf v lilidr.iw.il. Ihe comt any a ao by lau acta aa e.xetiitor. admlnta trator. euardian. receiver, mid iruiier. aa r.ical and traiiafer aireiit, nnd aa reirlatrar of aiocka. bxcepllunnl rale a and taclllllea are nncred lo rtllilout and benevolent inaillullona aud to executora or truiteet of eltatea. LOUIS FITZUERALD. rrealdinr. JOHN T. 1EIIRY, 1IP.NRY a HYIiK, JYlee-rreildintx 1.1HVARD L. MONTdOMERV, I HENIIY C. HhMINO epretary and Trratarer. CLIHTUN IIUNTLIL Aitlitant .--ecretarr ThUnionPacific Railway Company, TREASURER'S OFFICE, BOSTON. June 27. 1900. Sinking Fund Mortgage Bonds. In tccordtncawlth the provlilom of the Indenture, one per cent of the outstanding MlnUlac Fund Mortcu;a Honda til file Union Pncinc Itnlli'oiKl ("ompunr will be drawn by lot at the office of the company. In the city of ISoitnn. on WEDNESDAY, th. 30tb day of July, lnyt at loo'clock A. M., th.booda an drawu to be redeemet in the lit day of September, lOi. aa provided In laid indenture JAME-I tl. lunula. Treaiurer, August Belmont Co., IIANKKTtS. S N.1HSAV ST., AGENTS AND COl'.RESPONDE.NW OF THE MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD, LONDON, PARIS. FltANkTOP.T AM) VIENNA. Iuu. Circular CrtJita for Tra-.r!!rr. available In all parts of the wor.iL ALSO COMMKltCIUi CREDITS. Draw Hill, nf rxrhanire and make I'ah'e Traniferi to Europe, Weat Irdiea, MlxIio and i allrurnta Execute ordert tor the purchase and tale of invest ment tecuritlet. moore schley; Bankers and Brokers, BO HltOADWAY, NEW YOIIK. MEMBERS OF THE NEW "lORK f-TOCK LXCHANUE. Trirate wire cnnnictlnna with co?rer;ondcntsat BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORP, CUICAOO. WAalllMjlON. D. C. RICHMOND. YA. Stocks and Bonds. GRAND PACIHC HOTI'U 4 llllAdll. HI BROADUA-i M'.W TO UK. 215 I'MOS nT.. XAI91ITIT.T.R. TENN, R.W. DCNItAM, I Vt DENNIS, II 1 bPEARS, Member of the N. Y. Muck Exchanne. it-T K. ENoa t.""cT buckT H. K. ENOS CO., BANKERS AND EROKERS, 45 3i 47 Wall St. stoi itinor,i)i:iis or the; .JVI.Ii:N Kl.lA'Tllli TKACTKIN I'OlW- l'ANY are notiiled that the timi for exchan're WITHOL'T 1'KNALTY. of thair shares lor Moc of the rnNMd.1 DATKIiKLhCHtir nTO 'AUR I'dMl'ANY will explro Aoif 1 l"f Sucli exthnoiio rrav be raada at tits AT LA.NTlCTI'.rSTOliMIMNY li illlnm t .New Vmt NP.tr AQChDL'CT-WFSrri.ESTEll COL'XTr SLC TION. srpRnMR rouitT-si co.M) .icntriAfi oistrict. Iii the mattt-r of the petition of Ilul-riO Thompson C'oinmi'Sb tier of Pubic Work of ihe city or 'v YotIc. under and In puruince of chapter A tl of th-3 J.aw A or In1', and on i epalf of the i cjor, Al icmifii, an I Couit'ionalty of iho city of New York, ft r the an polniiuar tot ominlKKhM trs of Appr.nsal under thap ier -Ui-i if ihi I aw a of irvH rubllctiotlt e I hfrtiy irien that tho fourth epratt report of the Com ml oner of Apj r.nai appoint I herein on Oct I i wni h rt'P'Tt vi, nuu on April it Imhi inthfofn eoftht Clerk of U (Slrheler coun tv at the Court h .u-o in the i:i.iiro of o bile Plain-' In said touniy, and a t t'ie report of the rniunit'-e.ouer of Appr.iUil ai-po.nied herein on Sin 11. h-, (,sa new onu pemnd (,mnil'Kou on tl e Imiu ot Clinton baer-t. lnch rt-port ivo il ei in said ierf oPlce on April 2. iwt will hi preoented for innbriiia Ion to thi 81 prentf Co irt ai a St eclat Term t tier of to be held i i the ,eond ,1-idlCMl I'Utrict m t'i ourt tlouac in the tlt of 1'ouxhkeepRie. Jiutt-li c- lounij, n Anf. P, ImA at 11 o clock In the fop-noon. Doted New ork. June :t.. i 1WLLIAM II. CLARK. i Okiiiffli lo ihe Corp rit!on 3 In on row. en York city. NKW A-UrT-WIISTtnillaTKB COUNTY "tirC ADDITIONAL LANDS-SIIArTS 8 AND 1V FITRHMK C it'Itr-SLVOND .IL'DICIAL DITltlCT. In the matter of the netitiou of John ettjn om inl'sioicrnf Pniili- Wi.rkrt ot thocltjor ew urk, under and in pursaance f c.tapter i of ttie Lawn of. le.-t, and on behilf of tl e Ma r, Md. men. an 1 Com innnalt) of th city or Ntw n, for the pnintiuent t ComiuI'Mnnera of Appraisal under tlupter 4t uuf the Lars of irtrtlt Public no: ce Is hereby siven that the third separata reorlof the Comini.onn a o. Aprrnsal appolnteit hetefiion rn. .(s iH-7. liiili ropor ni filed on April j' 'KtJi. in t.if o flee of the inrk of tefi hester coun tv at the Court House in tlio vlilaiie f rt olie Plains In aid county will le ireeui for cornlrmatiun to the huproma ourt at u --pei lal Ter.u thrreof to be held In the seofil .lunlriul I lt rlct at tho t ourt lloiiie in the city of Pouirh('p4le Jiutchm county, on A u. U, IMi at 11 u clock in thu forenoon. Dated New York. June 11,0. UlItLIAM II. CLARK. Counsel tn ttie Corporation, 2TriournT .SfwYofkctty; OSTOKFICH.NOTlCi;. Le uerVlorfo r elifii countri-s need not be specia.ly addressed for despatch by any particular steamer, except wht-n It Is duelled t send duplicates of b.uiWinr and coiiiinerclil docuuieiits, let ter not specially addresed being pent by the faUtsc esucis avatlahl lnrei?n inaiir. fur thn week endlnir .Inly C. will close (proiupilv lu all caom at this oillce as follon Vr.tM IAV At n A M for i.urop.-. 1 er steamhlp Ttoitoufc via (ueenslnnu th tiers ior ittfriuauy, lirumark Ms en en, .Nora iChrlstlaiiUi Itumta, nni TurltO must ir directed 'pir 1 nmafc at b It M, for tiermany, lieninark. hweden. Norway iChrlstlanla) Knsla, and lurkey per itrainshlp Trse, via Hreuirn (lettris for other Luropsan coun tries, via o-itl amnion 11111111 be Directed "pT 'irava1'). at A hi fur Helatlum dlrtct nr ntcaiu ship Weiternliind Mi Antwerp ('etters mut be ill rected "per Hesternlainr'i, at 1 P. M for Cu'ni. per steamship City of t olumnta. n tlatana (letters must be lUncted "per Cm of CoiumPU TJIIJI'8IAY.-At7:.l) A. M for Kuropc, per steainMitp Ausueta tlctnrla, rta onthaniptdti and llami'tirif KIUIiaY Atai'. M for tfjiiiiAtca. dr)tomi. and i.uv teuiata, per ateAiiial.lt A11 nu (letters fur lie lue tnurt b" directed "per Airtian"i SATbllUAY At A. I. for iScoiUud direct, per Mean ship Kit lopiH, via (IlJi-ifitw (It-ttcrs inu-l be directi I per Lihioj ia j at a. M. lor trance, hwltrer laud, Italy. Spain, And I'ortuy.il por steauhlp la onnanilii, via lh.vr at NiU, M. tor ureal Hrltaiu Irtlnnd lie Kltun NrtherUnds Austria, and Norwty (Htrk'riu per rt-ainhip Aur nl. via (jurennuiwii (let ter lor other Lurptan counir'ea must hediriTtel per nr iii' et a. l tir (lermanr. Denmark, KWedrn Norwav (Chrivilaulai. Itusila and 1url.e irrnt ami-hl 1 1 m, Ma l'r uiru (tetters lor other rurnpeati ountrls viu rotitii Aiuptou inus be dlreiid "per mih at t 11 A l for Dm NcihirUiKl dlru. (cr uieam ship Veviidam, ill Hot erdani iiettrra m st be directed per Verridain 1. at 1 A M 'or tho Windward Islanda pi r sltamolnp Muriel. al II M for "riime Is and ami .U liiahu. alsoJacmel unl Am t'ofr llarth i-erxleam ship A tho. at 11 A i. for Ir.nMud i.nd fobucn per steatnihlp Alps nt 1 2 l, ror Porto l.'iou dir-tu nr sleannhlp Vrueia. at 1 P. M lor t ainpec'-e Chla pah. Tabasco nnd ucAtau, pe sie inht,i t'ity of ahlnxi'ii (letters for 1 1.1m Tarnpico arid Tux pani direct, and other Mexican htbl is vlacraCriM, innst bsdirectail per( 11 of Uathlnifton GUNDAY At S P i for o-ta Itlct via I iiuon per steamship Koxhall, from New Orlean at H P M for Truxlllopvrsteamshlp I' HoiikIi, from New Orleans Malls for Australia, New ealxnd, tlav.allntt. Fiji, and laruoan Islands, per eUamnhip nalaudlallrom i-an rranclsco), cloie hern Aue l7atOiJ(ip M (or on arrival at .sew iorl of tfamhtp Aurauln, with Urtllsh malls for Austratlai Malls fort'hna and Jupan per steamship t tuna ifroin all (ranctmii, rIoo here Jul) '2 .at Hit" I' M. Malls for tho Mi rlety iflrnds pei ship 1 Itr of Pa pel 1 1 oroin -an IrancUcoi, close hero luh at vi Stills for Newfoundland by r it to Matlfax. and tin lire br steamer. lose a' tits o til re tUllx at h a p Malls for Mliiueh'ii by rail lu ilui.1011 nud tlieiicti tiy tiea'iier t n-c nt Ibis on co daln at H toi V u)'s lor 1 uha b, ran t utn"a I" a and thence b itctm-r ail iur !ondiiys i.nl Th' rs dam cioc at thia 4 pn l.i.i at A i dds ior Miilro, ov 1 aid uhlt.'sspe mdy id resaetl for de patch by sleimer lottu at this oihi-c dally at J The crhedule uf cloii.nir of Trans- Pacific mat 1 Is nr rauged 00 the presumption nf their uufuicrrupud oier and transit to Han Kra Cisco, Mulls from the I-ait up rlviPtron time at Han Francl'ro on the da) of eallinif of sitamtrs are ttrspatched thence the sauie day, Kt2 Utsrsd mail oloici at tf P. U. yrtvloua day. innnrtal. Innttrlat. .aaa'kkkktfj..kah.ka'krfk,akja..kka..aa.aiJJfck.kS.K.aaea..a.l taatlaaeaka, a.tkiaaakS.a.ki.kwaaa'.kSak. THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND UNION STOCK YARDS COMPANY. Incorporated under tho Lairs of tho State of Noty Jersey. DIRECTORS: CIIATJNCET r. DirrW or New Tork, Frottdent IV err Tork CentrM and nudion HlTer nnllrond Company, JOHN QCINt'-r APAMS or notion, Mn.tnehii.ettt. KOWAItD J. PUXI.Pri or Ilnrllnston, Vermont, lata T. S. Xllnllter to KnKland. STII.t.IAU J. SF.tvr.I.I, orCamden, New J.r.er. Into V. B. Henator. JOHN HOEY ar Hollywood, New iler.er, I're.ldent Adam. Eipreit Corapany. FKl-.l)J:nlCK It. WINSTON orChloaajn, Illlaoli, Into V. H. Mlnltler lo r.r.la. Ittalit lIOBornbte lll'On C. JC CIIII.DKR3 of JLondon, JEnntand, M. r late Chancellor or thei zoheqner. FKANCIS IIAKRON RLAltE omtake, not.t.Tata fc Co., Irfndoa. I1ERNAIID T. JTIOBANQUET, Director or Lloyd'. Baak, JLImltcd, oDLoadon. ADOI.PJnt VON ANDRE or Andre, tleadel its Co., Banker, London. Trustee for Bondholders and Registrar ot Transfers, CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Attorneys for Company: SEWARD, DA OOSTA GUTHRIE, 29 Nassau Street, New York. FREDERICK S. WINSTON, Adams Expre33 Building, Ohioago. CAPITAL STOCK, $13,000,000 DIVIDED INTO 65,000 Shares of 1 00 each, 6 Cumulative Preferred Stock, $6,500,000 65,000 Shares of $100 each, Common Stock, 6,500,000 Thla stock will ba fullj pild In catti and non-aisesiable, and the itockholdtrt will hire no personal lia bility what. rer. The Coninanr will itan. gin.ooo.OOO of Plre p.r Cent. OoU Bondt of 11,000 .ten, secured br the d. posit ot at lean tiluetr per cent of the capital atock of Tl e t'nlon btnek Yard and Transit Company, hereinafter referred to. under a deed of trust to tl e Central Trust Comrany of New York, aa Iroatee forth, bondholder!. The Interest on these bonrli will date from July 1, 1KXX and be riyable Id New York and London ou the lit of Janutry and July. The vriuclfitl Mil become due In twenty-nvo eara. TIIU mm-EIlHE!) SHARKS WILL BE ENTITLED. FKOU AND AFTER JULY, 1800, TO A CUMULATIVE rnEFERE.NTIAL DIVIDEND OK SIX PER CENT. TER ANNUM. TAYABLE OCT OF TUE EARNINGS OP THE COMPANY BE1UI1K ANY rAYMENT IS MADE ON TUB COMMON STOCK. THESE SHARES WILL ALSO HAYS ritlORlTY OVER THE COMMON STOCK AS TO ALL PRIirBRTY AND A8SETSOF TIIE CORPORATION IN CASE OF LIQUIDATION OR DISSOLUTION DIVIDENDS WILL BE PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY IN EACH YEAR. Application will be made to list the bondt tnd Hocks on tht New York, Chicago tnd Boiton Stock Eicli.Mijea, and a quotation will be duly applied for at tht London btook Kxchtngi. la order to jrlre the bondbolderi and shareholders the full benefit of four marketa Till: CHICAGO JUNCTION' RAILWAYS AND UNION STOCK YARDS COMI'ANYhat been incorpora'td nnd.r the lawa of the state of New Jersey for the purpose, amonf: other thlnirs. or acquiring tharei of tht ctplttl ttock of The Union Mock Yard and Transit Company, which owns all the capful slock of the Cbliagoand Indiana State Line Railroad Company. The New Company will issue ihe tecuritlet above mentioned, and hai contraoted to ac quire M per cent, of the capital nock of said Union btock Yard and Transit Company. TIIE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF TIIE UNION KTOCK YARD AND TRAN SIT COM PANTf ARE AM FOI.I.OWHi Prea'denl. NATHANIEL TIIATERi Vlee.Pretldent and General Blanaaier, JOHN II. HIIF.RAX Heeretury and Treasurer, OEOROET, WIIiMAHili A.al.tant Hoc. retnry nnil A.al.tnnt Treaioren J. C. DENI80N, General Superintendent, JAMES II. AS1IHY. DIRECTORS i NATHANIEL THAYER or notton, Director or (be Kaaant CHr. Fort Scott and Gnir Rnllrod Compiiny nnd other Railroad C'onipanlent .JOHN B. HIICBMAN or 4'lilcnco, Director ot ti.e Nullonnl Live Mlnek Hank l tsTVYVESANT FISH or I blraco, Pre.tdent oflliB Illinois Central Ratlrond Compnnr I JOHN NEWELL of ClilenKO, I're.lrient or Ills Luke hliore and Mlchlcnii b'outliern Rnllroud Comimnyi 3IARVIN I1CGIII IT of (,'hl. n.xo, Prealdent ol the CI.Ichco and Northnratern Rnllroud Compnnyi II. IS. STONE r Clilcumo, Intelr Vlce-Prealdent of tlie Chtcaao, Burllncton and Qnlncy Railroad Com lunrl IS. R. CARLE ol Chicago, Prealdent ot the Culcaso, Rock Istaud and Pacific Rnllroud I'otnpunvi J, N, SIct'ULLUUGU of Plttsbnrtth, Flr.t Vice. Prealdent ol tho Penuaylvanlu Company. Tbe combined net profit, of The t'ntcn Stock T.rd and Tranilt Company tnd The Chicago and Indian Mat. Lino Railroad Company for the year endlnir June 30, lrfO, as certified by Menri Trice, Ui.lerl.ouse a Co. of London the Account ttntl and Anditoraof the New Compauy, amount to ti.e sum of Jl. 774.187. and t per ceut thereof would be J1.73S.S83 0 Asiuminff. aa a baa), nf profits to which the New Company would be entitled, thla last mentioned rbm. the folloMn? estimated results are ihoftn: Interest ut;. percent in Il0(xi.njOof bonds r'O0.00) Iilrideudnttipir cent on tyi.awmu-ior I'rererred Stock. 330,000 DiMdcml at 10 per lent, nu Ji,5LO,t CU of Common Stock IUO.O0U I.3ia00000 burplusfor management expenses and reserve tsififthxgtM i:cry.ddltlon of $CT,ooo to the annual profit! comlne to the New Company at dlrldendi would enable it to Increase the d.Tidend on the common nock by one per cent. During tbe first tlx months of If 90 the net earnlnpi of the Company, ai certified by Price, Waterhome A Co. thow an estimated Increate of orer S.O, la O ot tr the corretunndinff period of last year. Th. property of The Union Slock Yard and Transit Company aud said Rai'road Company consists of 470 acres nf land and l.'u miles of ateebiracaed railway, all iltuated In tbe city of Chicago. The company owns about one ml o of river front accesslb,. to the largest lake vessels with docks half a ml.. In extent, all connected with tho company's railroad tracks, and has about one md. of frontago ou Halslead st and three fourth! of a mile on 47th it, both of which are Important thoroughfares. On th. greater part of the laud are railway ndlnk-s, cattle sheds and pent to accommodate 'AWi head of cattle, Uiioo cheep, and Iio.ioi l(i;i brlcV ttabllnz Mr I.IW horeia, water works, 40 miles ot water and drainage plpea, 16 mllei of niaeadaiiurol streets bank bulldlnga, merchants' offices, a cattl. exihung. a One hutel with capacity for 'OU guilt., an ekttnslve elrotrlo light plant which light, the yards, hotel, exchange, Ac. a large ware house depots, stores, Ac, Ac many of the buildings being let at rental. The Company hat tecently pur rbn.ed .i,uii) worth of real male to provide additional facllltjes, sidings, and tracks. The railway owned by lha Union Mock Yard and Transit l ompany extendi north and southeast ao aa to connect nlth ercrr railroad entering tlie city Tbe great valuo of this railway can be estimated from the fact ihaidurlng the year lifl, I. H76..VII freight csrs were handled on Ha linea, which was over H per cent, of all the freight cars handled at cnlcaro by all the railroads centring there The folluning figures of actual receipts ot stock are git en lo show tho Immense Increate in the buslneu done at t) Union Muck Yardn FOR YI.AIt. CATTLE AND CALVES. 11008. SHEEP. HORSES. 1H-I l.HTO.COO ft.Sol.OAT SOl.efP 1R.IHJ ltivl 1,1434,(118 6.037,035 l,O03.o, lHSm If 0.1 i015 1) fi.71H.761 l,a4.7fO 27.01U IbST 'A447.N37 (,470,80. 1,300,833 46.404 !8-8 2,707,6.'0 4.KJI.7I2 1.5ir,014 0J.S33 Ibnll 3,l4S,'.'4l) 6,H.5.M I.S3J.4S3 7u,CU The returns tor the tlx mon'.ts from January to July, 1S90, show tbe following Increases over the tarn, rerjodi of IM l- CATTLE AND CALVES. nOOB. EnEEP. HORSES, January 1 to June an laoo i,r,nao.M 3 512,37--' ,omi,4' ini'ij January 1 to June 30. 1K l,S70,lfll '.'.845.821 H04..M7 43237 Incr.ai. for slv month 7,778 CUO.iJi 251 ou l'vv Th. who'o of th. propertlei, ronslsilng of tbe Hallway! and Stork Yards, have been fully reported on by Mr Tdward 1 JefTery. President ot the Oeneral Maungert' Atiorlailon ot Chicago Rallwayt, and late General Man ager of tho lltlnol. Central Railroad Company. He ayi In Mi report! "ll.bww.of no othrr ss'em of tracks In any other city In this country or In Europe which hai railroad connection facilltlia for Interchange ot cars between railroads and convenient means ot reaching tlgantlc Industries at all comparable to the system ot Th. Union Ktock lard and Transit Company. It non'd be impossible now lo obtain from the city th. franchise! aud prlTilsgct under which the company operates." The present t alue of the real estate and tbe railways, at eitlmaled by Mr. Jeflery, not Including thevreat industry, la $J4,OOii,oou. thua affording ample seenrtty for the entire capitalization of bondt and ahares, while Hi. steady growth ot the City of Chicago must give a lartre fntur. value to the real estate aud the business All ot the amounts realized on the subscription! for bonds and shares, together with tht fA5on,0(io of bonds not offered for subscription (which are reierved to be usid In part payment for the share, of said Union Stock lard and Tranalt Company), will bo npplledontne purchtie of such IX per cent, of tho .hires of said Company leaving, lion ever, an estimated surplus of over rJ.Vi.iKa), to be used for reserve or for th. purcuim ot additional shares, should tblsbt hereafter deemed auvliablt by tbe Company. fl.fflOOOl OP THE PREFERRED STOCK AND Jl.SOVOa OP THE BONDS HAVE ALREADY BEEN SUII'-CRHlED rOIt. SCIiSl'RIPTIONS ARE INVlTi'D FOR THE REMAININH PREPEIIRED AND COMMON STOCK AI'.OVK MENTIONED AND tl.tW.IXO OF THE BONDS AT PAR. SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL 11U PAYABLE AH 10LLOVVS. A parent nu application; 15 par cent, on allotments :i per cant, on Sept. I, 1800; 23 per cent, on Oct. 1, 1830; sorer cent on Nov. I, ISio. Inlerokt on their nominal amountt from July t, 1800, wilt h. charged on th. Installment! on the shares at the rale of i!x per cent, per tnnum. and on thobondiat the rate of flva per cent, per annum. Allottees, lion ever, will have tbe option of paying up In full on allotment, and tbua aroMlug th. payment of further Inlerett Subscriptions in London will be it tbe rat. of 203 per f l.ona In the allotment prefrrtnee will b. given tn the o'd ttockholderi of Tbe Union Stock Yard and Transit Com panv and to cattle men and other persoui dealing at the bloe. Yardi In Chicago The rUhi Ureter, ed to reject any or all nibsorfiillons and to make allotments of less amounts than th. amounts applied for. If the v bote amount applied for by any applicant be not allotted, tho surplus amount pal I on deposit will be appropriated toward the turn due ou allotiuoot, IVUsr. noallotmtut ii madi th. deposit will be returned In ult Till'. Sl'IIFCIIII'TinV LISTS WILL SIMULTANEOUSLY OPEN AT 10 A M ON MONDAY. THE 21ST OP JULY, AND CLOSE AT 3 P. Jl. ON WEDNL8DAY, TIIE 13D OF JULY, AT THE OFFICES OF OS! aho Brothers Si Co., IVcw York Cliy ninB lio.ston, and 3L.BB, HEGOIKTSOBI CO., BOSTON. Kabacrlptlon. will al.o be received by II LA RE, ROIHSEVAIN Jfe CO,, LONDON I ADOLPU rjOIMHEVAIN Je CO,, AMHTEH. DAM And at Cblcaco by TIIF, FIRHT NATIONAL RANK, TIIE MEHCnANTH' LOAN AND TRUHTCOU. PANY, TIIU ILLINOIS TRVHT AND SAVINGS RANK, and TIIE NATIONAL LIVESTOCK. HANK. FrnrjHclueeB and forma of application can bo obtain. 1 at Ih. arioui cftlces at ov. named, wbereaonpv nf the ci'rlinuuie of organization, by laws, and draft of the proposed deed of Iruat tn tbe I etitrtl Truit Cnuinnny ot New Wrk. aiTruilce ran be Inspected, eialinaiopr nf th. contract made with Frederick IL Prinrc for lb. pur rbaie ut per cent of thu capital nock, of th. nil Union Slock Yard and Trtntlt Company, TIIE HUIIMCRIFTION OF TIIE WHOLE OF TIIE BONUS AND MIIARES NOW OFFERED TO TIIE J'UHLIC HAH BEEN GUARANTEED MIX UNDER WRITERS IN NEW YORK, BOSTON, CniCAOO, AND LONDON, NEW YORK, JULY 14, cfinnndnh h IVolico io Holders of HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL I RAILWAY STOCK, 1 The Supreme Conrt or the Hlatn ol New 'H York tiutlnrc riecl.te.1 that file nmonnl ot tha IS pro ratu el. lire to he e.intrlhiifrtl by ntock. $F lioldei'M tinder Article U ot Ihe Rrotannlaa. i., tlon Artreement tind not liern Uiitv flvril nnd .k determined by the Central Trn.t 4 ompnny 'A- of.eu' York, the notice l.eietnlore tcWea rau In reapect thereto tn hereby nlthitr.iw.i. fMv Since the pill.llcnllnn or a.tcl. nn.tce tho in, amount lequlrod hit. been nnmewhnl In. jhn creiineit by .iditlttnn i.rit.iere. on the mime .Jjn InTOt.e.l In the calculation nnd l.nN tieen to ly a aitlcbtly cfrenter evtont rrilnced by fi-- i application, on account ol pant due Intetent. -9a ol enrntnzai renllaed by the receiver Irons jfltw the operation or the rnad, and by order or Hji tho Court puld over to the purehu.er. Tgjl Tnr. TRUST COMPANY HAS MADE If' AN EXAMINATION OF THE WHOLE ,35 HUII.IECT IN ACCORDANCE WITH -f,J3 THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY TUB ''Sl COURT, AND HAS FIXED AND DE. TtVS'- tei:mini:d the amount of Tnn iSfii PRO RATA SHARE TO IIEPAIII BY '3 STOCKHOI.IIEUS OF THE HOUSTON W t AND Tl XAM ENTIIA1. RAILWAY &V COMPANY, IN 41 It III'. It TO ENTITLE jj TII Kit 'IO '111 I'.l !t IMCOPORTJONATE 9!l AMOCNT OFTlli: STOCK OF THE RE. SMl OICGANIZEItl OMPAN 1. 'I O III! 71 -t.lO ,jA';j i'j:it cent, or the par value of iJJSl THEIR RESPECTIVE HOI.IIINGS OF ;,Hfj SAID EXIVIINO CAPITAL STUCK. ,jJA Notlc I. herelir alTen to the bolder, or 'j)4L nld e&lftttnc cnpltul mock ol the IlnitNtoa .tftrl nnd Te-kim Central Rail nay Company that JdM they tnity, on or before Seiilrmlier Int. SS 5lf 10IIO, provide nnil pny to the tinder. Inned 33Q Ihe amonnt. pnynble under the Olh Artlcto jrif1 ot the Reortxantratlnn Aareenient. dated it December SOIIi, 1)487. and that Ihe name I. Jj j j 871, 40 for each nlinre ol their re.pectlvo I bnldlnis. ol etilil ekl.tlnrc cupttal .lock, 5 The .nme m.it ho paid on or before Hep. 'Bfir (rmlier let, 1XOO, In older to entitle tho S. 1 holder, or nlocu, tn tlielr proportionate ly jiM amount or the ntoclt of tho rcorfiaalud ;f I, J company under mild Oth Article. The .lock Jf il certlllcaleH will be .tamped with date and S fn amonnt or pnyinenf. fej Dlted NP.W YORK, July in, lsco. f SB THE CLNTRAL TRLBT COMPANY OF HEW YORK, -a fft IRL'STEE. By F. P. OI.COTT, Prealdent. iJSi 54 Wall tu. New York city. IviM TO BORROWERS 3)1 On Rcucl and Mortgage. The Title Gnaranteo and Trust h Company is desirous of greatly increasing its mortgago invest- ments. All desirablo mortgages -vill bo J,, promjitly accepted. Fixed and tow fees. No com- missions. The company has abolished the j-- g uncertain ancf unpleasant "dia- I, a bursemont item." j; TiTlEQUMRHTeE jl AND TRUST Gi I 55 L1I1ERTV ST.. 28 COURT ST. B fTj NE'.V YORK. BROOKLTN. UM CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $2,350,0011 J COUNsELi S I Stephen P. Naih. Richard Ingraham. 11 W Geo. F. Demarcit. j',; W TRUSTEES, 4'fcj Orlando R Totter. Oer.rgo O. Wllllama, .It f IVil'Iarn M. Ingraham. I.nsene Kelly. jg W James V Lynch. John T. Msrlla ffi 9 Lml! Oelbermann. Alexm.der F, Orr. f- K Martin Juo.r. John Jacob Aston Jr., n m Benjnmln D Illcks. Ilu Wesendonck. Jji ff John D. Hicks Ju'.lenT Dailea. A Kills 1) Williams. William II. Male. S William Tram-line, Charles It Urnderion, I' tK Henry C. Thompion. Iiinul T. Freeman. J Charles Matlnck. I MS JOHN W MURRAY, C II. KEI.SKY, J ill President Mce rreildenj. j 3 lj LOUIS WINDMUI.LElt, Treaiurer M'.W ELL MARTIN, Fecreurv. 'f W MORTGAGES COMIPAXY. I Conilrn-ftl K.ntrmrnt, Jnnr 0, 1M0. W Caiiltitl -iihut'illird bS.OilO.OOO OO f fflf luld ii (Ji citnli). l,00'.-MIO OO X IfB iltrptlinili!lllitllTtJfdiMfnf ai!0,710 tt A It AvueCh ..ll.lGtJ.Og-SO-A 19 O Vvv Crnl, Dphrniurvn. -f j fl Ir Cent, I'mi-hi ASofiuiiizrr. A taffl 4 1-15 iiii'i t'fp Crnl, VrlUlcatcti, rnnnlns I t9p tin t-r inoutlit to luo je.ir", I 'Wn' All aiiinlrlpiil, ICullrcnid, IVutemad other flrslcla hiiudtf S ,vgj ornrjcs: H Hew York, 2fw nrnaflwa. ILnnon. Fnirlnnd. i j Wmr I M a 4tli nl t h ftimi lJer 'it, di-rmntiv. (Wi mm& TEXAS DEXTiulj R. B. CO. i lj First Mortade Bonds. llj Notice 14 herely glien tl at arrangomenta bae been j i yTall made for pailn.-alt uioi fi. In'erraitojuiy I l"3i, on ffltj tbe new Hrsi Mortgnge Fonda iMuable tn ler Houston .1 Hu and Texa" ftntr.il l.torginla'lon Agrcimenr, dated JfiR I'siuicnli nlll be made nt tbe office of 1 lie Central jl! Hi Trust Ciiiupany of New ork on an I afier this dat. w' at upon prciiniatioi 01 uititnn'in.r lertir.cnta. for en- u jiuB doraeuient of such p-iimem thereon. A Ml F. I. OLCOTT. H IjM NEW YORK. July 23,JPin 3' Wt NllTlflE TO HOMIIllfS OF hT I.Ot'1.4 AND SAN f S IllAM'lMll 1H1I, AAV CuMIaNi'S MA PLIt I ChNV. Tlil'sl lilIMn ..I W 7 O. l'ntl(Aun' I. IKI'. lln iinleraur e.l will rer.ive offer il ;iw for the sili-to it 1 1 thu b de 1 r an 1 .rt of I.t.lile.n 1 iaa Tliuii.aud dolUn 'ffl'-.O mi of t'.e aboie liiuu.d bond! i B 'u.SITuiMATI.STHI'STCO OF M W YORK Trult.k f fflf JullN A .'71.WAI.1'. I'rekideut. ft SIiR, New York, July n. IH'.ii Q jfii EN.1I.1KII LADY lin Ii lame dav e--5 and up now I 8f, ol'.l. e. II. 11111.1.11 !!iiWst I4ttitt j 51 jDSvidrmb ami Sintrrrit. I'Hff1' Nl.TICi: TO IIOLDI'IIR UF ST but IS AND SAH ftUR I (hAM'lei O II All WAY! OMPANY S 7 Plill LENT. S ITM I 1.ULI1M1KM llu.MIS Or' l-Hi 1 Kjjft S I'j llltHAll M ,H7 Yorn .lill'e 2. IBftt, USB j The Tru.ties uiidir tbe rnorlg g-ul'en loaerur. th. ft'fHJ abnve UHllii-d binds lialntlna 1I.1V .1 -an n bl III lortr 74 WlMmW 14 of tbi-sume ioi 41 (ii nuohi Iur I m nient on Dec, I, G HWllT In' ii. at tlie ii ir. of I'iri i lib Iuu re, io thai date I UWgtL The iiumberaot ihebdnlisu drain are as rnliowsi S Wttil Kkl. lift. Ill, 141 IjI. IK. HI lii. 24.'. 1".J, JIA 310, f gnijl :i."i, S.IJ, 3.11. !JH III. .OT 4 1.. 41,7 411. II .'"'.J7, Nh r.-.l, .v.", IIJ4. Cj:, 13". I-"!, ill. I'JI. 721, 7J.'. 7H1, K4, fijH llie iiitrre'iton tie tends of theabove numbers will a KJ3Jji cca.e on Dei'. 1, Imhi II JHmlK AI.IIHN SITAI'.I! iTrual.eu SfMBfSl IiAMUJ el l.llillAN.l j Stfi LAKE Ell IE AND nThTKItS I Ik! KAIt.HOAII Cl'M'MS'Y S Swffl A dividend of one per crnl n 1'ie Preferred flock of ifjl Ihiiiciii luiii) ha. iiri-ii dt-lirr I nuiot i leuetearnlnrt B i HI Ii r llie uii.irter 'ii'liiik' paintile inaudali.r f (iMH Aun 15 at Ihe nftce it II eii.i.lluilii, HI UKUAUIVaY, I l'fjJHT M IV Mli II lobni.lir.iif rrri rd 1.117 I" l J nHni Die trim, cr hoiiha of II I'ro'rrrrd hlo.k will l a KfaVIl clu'e I at boi'ii on HainriU) nu mid reojeued at 10) If ZiJWJHl 0'iloclA M, lU.iulLrdoy, Auc I".1 jf JGiM? hi ci i ur) aud Treasurer. lj VmRM NEW YOIIK. July 15. Ii-'H tt fMjlf HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY, l iM 7 WALL ST., N, Y. t WlfflB July is, in a WHS Tli. Board cf Dlreetora ot thli ci rapiny havedeidar.d Z fl-JJ7?f iiuartrly dividend of IUU ANU I'NK-IIALF Phlt B Mr CI NT from lb. earning, of thliicouipany, payabl. p 4jfa9ff Aurr I, ih 0 V 3lfil Ihe Iran-fer book! will closs at 1 P, M. on July "O, K f.fUl I6',i'. and will be reopened at m A M on Aug J, Ihoo. j TjH OI'O w VAS BICI.I N Secretary. i W ROir. WATI'Rr.lHN AMI tin III SMIl Itii HAII- t(M ROAD IllMI'AN-i. Ilfrlre ot lln rei.urer, lid Jl Kruadwi) M1W VhhK luh-il inn Al a ine,ilugof 3 iWfSi the Mirecmrs of thla roiupmi, ti ul lit., d i a illrl JFJ tj'ifljj ilaii'l f lln e per cm uu Its rip'iti' t.iu k ua. de U T'JKI'M i '.red, t a).b e Aug l-m1. t''tii kh den. recur! X 4s jffl upon the 1 1 ie ni bus n. ,hi y I' i '.i i; rTKr Mi. irah.ler Va wt l In ui i ai i o clock I' V. H lldfikV July, Hi IM.i, and reopi lieu nu llie it fining nf August V it'frlu I", i.i ,1 a. I.A .-.I'..- Tr'aiiirer i5nlB'S wj ,-..,,i.i., i t taW THE BEST BILLIARD AND POOL TARLKS. I ljfiW TUB JlUNSWICK-IIALKKCOLLhMIKR Ca J fljSli Kretdiray, corner nth it. tUmoa turtj, 'I rtfi la
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