The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
March 21, 1895

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VO LXIXO202 NEW YORK THURSDAY MARCh 21 1895COl HWIT iB5 BY THE SUN I9tINTIXGANDPUBIJSIIING ASSOCIATION PRICE TWO CENTS WORK FOR TiE NEW N AVY TitREATEXEn EVROPJSAX ay CROACllXKXTS OX THIS COSTIXXXT Conference Meld t Com A Bneelal Cabin lor lll Ider the latet lhne of th Veaen I Xlearaftnasi qntlonOn the UeR nud I Admlletr llo Hevolv the Dnty of lola on Ih Obervnaeo of tho Mon roe poctrlneF1t IJrltnln France and Opp ied to Bo la th Vene Ocrmnny eln DhPPUt l Admiral Monde Fut to Itelurn to Venezuelan WatemEv ry Mhlp nt Ifnre I lnnd Being Itnetlly Prepared pared for Hervle OB the Wt ioait V Gnat Continental Leases lr poi d WASHINGTON March 20The prospect of isrlous complications which threaten the United States through Europe encroachment on Veneuela and Nicaragua has assumed a phase of such dancer to the principle laid down doctrine that ipeclal Cabinet In tho Monroe dotrlue a apecla the White House this conference w a held at Whlo 10us afternoon to consider the subject There II 1 no dsjubt whatever that these subject aro con sidered by tho President and Secretary Oresham l of much greater Import to this country than the WancI Incident or the recall of Minister Thurston and must b handled with unusual the knowledge that mis delicacy and with knolele a step may plunge the Government Into em barrassing complications with not one but several 1r15lnl complcatonl ono eral of ths principal European nations The conference was attended by the President Secretary Oresham Secretary Carlisle Attor neytieneral Olney and Secretary Lament It lasted several hour but Mr Lament withdrew after a brief attendance Mr Gresham took with him to the Whit lIons the official copies at much of tho recent correspondence on both the Venezuelan and the Nlcararoan situations and he remained with Mr Cleveland some time after his colleagues had Ift I cannot be whether additional Information learned wbetr any aditonal Intoraton reached the State Department today but It Is I said that Mr Bayard his failed t arrange the Wojqnlto troubles with the British Government In a manner satisfactory t the United States demanding Great Britains ultimatum t Nicaragua manding an Indemnity for the expulsion of Mr r Hath the British consular agent from Blue 1 fields and tho report that a British war ship Is I on her way to enforce the demand Is the latest known serious phase of the difficulties growing out of the Blneflelds affair and a action by this Government may Involve a new construction of the Monroe doctrine It can b eeen how slowly and carefully the President and his advisers aro obliged t feel their way t prevent any possi bility of a blunder that might weaken the prac tical sponsorship which the United States Gov ernment holds over the South American and Central American Republics In the Venezuelan affair the United States Government finds Itself opposed to such strong adversaries as Great Britain France and Ger many with Belgium a an Incidental factor The settlement of the claim of Great Britain to certain Venezuelan territory Is the main cause for alarm and t this Is added the prospect that Germany will send a ships t collect a large amount of money guaranteed German con tractors for the construction of tho Central Venezuelan Railroad France and Belgium bavo a common ground for action disturbing to the peace of the little South American republic namely the expulsion of the French and Bel Ministers from that Both Clan Mlnlln trm tat country Bth ioemtoU iiy 11rt D t zpuTsloo and France will send a naval vessel to take their envoys homo The Monroe doctrine and its ramifications Dontnln ample authority it i IK I held for the United States to display active Interest In the threatening attitude of Great Britain and Ger many and while the probable action of France and Belgium does not seemingly come within the scope of the doctrine It Is understood to be the belief of this Government that all four of Mm iMiwers Involved will join Issue In opposition to tho United States to secure their several end ami such amalgamation Is likely to beget a de sire on tho part of all t extend their dominions Vllli nffalrs in an unsettled state both on the irist and east coast of the Central American states tho prospects are promising for active work on the part of the naval forces during the next few months At present the establishment is better able to meet demands for war ships than It has been in years Admiral Meades licet which left New York with the object of performing extensile fleet and drill practice mill evolutions has been almost constantly en KKced In keeping an eyoon events at La Guayra while the Raleigh and Montgomery which were Intended to join him halo been delayed either at liluellelds or Colon on account of further at lompls on Great Britains part to cause trouble nt Nicaragua by insisting on an Indemnity for expelling the British Consul from the Mosquito strip last July The Navy Department Intends Utalnlne the entire fleet In the West Indies and EclKhborbood until all matters in which this eminent I Interested are settled The l possibilities of trouble between Mexico and Guatemala are already being anticipated by tlio Navy Department which is preparing t have every naval ship nowat Mare Island placed In readiness for service on the west coast should there be necessity of a lareo display in order to Insure adequate protection t American Inter est which the experience of the department II 0 require constant attention when any of the republics south of the United States are at war Fortunately there are now a number of ships available on short notice In view of the decision of the President t patrol the Bearing Sea this season with revenue cutters which duty in previous years has necessitated a heavy draft upon tho naval strength on the 1ntlflo coast and left the station practically cally without vessels for other service Besides the crack cruiser Olympia which goes to Hon olulu as the Philadelphias relief there aro tho lit nniiigton the coast defence vessel Monterey the Adams Mohican Alert and Ranger The Boston Is being overhauled and Is I not expected to b In service again for several months The prospect of the Chinese war being shortly ter minate will lead to a reduction of the Asiatic Htet and the return of two or three vessels to tan FrancIsco for repairs These added to the quadron now under Admiral Beardilees com mand will give the station the largest and finest array of I war ships it has ever before had Ito Impression among tho officials that the difference between Mexico and Guatemala will ultimately lead to war prompt the Navy De partment to hasten work on the vessels under pin repairs at Mare Island and It Is the In tntlon when the trouble does start to order a big fleet south and station one or two v mels In i every seaport where American Inter fUsare likely to b endangered Threatening v vRr clouds In Peru may also demand the assign inert of two or three ships at Callao The tieartst vessel t that country now Is I the New ark at Montlvedeo flying the flag of the Ad mital commanding tho station Her tervlcea are required on the south Atlantic and in event of disturbances In Peru some of the vessels now at Marc Island will be at once sent south Hy diplomats and close observers of foreign questions It i U conceded that the Venezuelan liUestio is of a far more serious nature than eiticr the outrage committed ly the Spanish war hip upon the Alllancaor Ullllhe Allac a or the probabilities of I treat Britain again Irlalo alall attempting to make trmole In Nlrarauirua On the Administration will dutolvo the duty of Insisting upon a stead fan Uervanco of the Monroe doctrine by G real Hr mn Frame mid tho ntlur countries parties Itlr tI I ho tmundnrr line I dispute I is I admitted tbHi f ti lreiieiit iint I Inlhut itni ecretar lresham to in roll Hngllsh encroachment on Vene I iurloa precedent will hate been established ben ai the dutic violated which might Mlult I L In consequences more far reaching than the mere aggresnon on a small part of Venezuela land This week Admiral Mea fleet left La Guayra for a few days cruise In the neighbor ing waters proceeding a far a San Domlago where the Columbia with Assistant Secretary McAdoo on board will join him when the en tire squadron will return to Venezuela and re main Indefinitely Them seems now not t b the slightest prospect of a single naval ship be ing sent to Cuba notwithstanding the latest re ported outrage on a small fishing schooner Among naval officers i Is I freely contended that there could be no better preventive of these attacks on American merchant ships than the Ir nc of one of the new cruisers around the east end of the Island where the insurgents are entrenched and where filibustering expeditions are being watched for by the Spanish gunboats Admiral Ramsey stated however today that no orders had been given assigning a ship to Cuba and that would be pending the Cuba none b pnding an swer from Spain to tho message of Secretary I Gresham Assistant Secretary McAdoo who goes t the West Indies ostensibly In search of health and recreation will take advantage of the trip to closely observe tho situation In Venezuela and the latest phase to the Nicaraguan affair and will probably have some valuable Information for the State Department to bring back with him I is rumored that ho takes additional in structions to Admiral MeaJo for the guidance of his course In dealing with Venezuelan matters but th reticence of the officials now on all questions touching foreign relations prevents any confirmation of It being obtained LATIX ASIERICA AROV3ED Public Sentiment Agnlnit Asicresmloa la th fTtern World CITY or MEXICO March 20 Mexican news papers approve the action of President Craspo of Venezuela giving certain European Minis ters their passports and accuse European bankers after having done their best to de preciate silver of now Instigating German armed Interference t compel Venezuela which la I financially straitened to pay them Public sentiment here as In Central America Is strongly against any form of European Inter ference or aggression In Latin America Eng lish attempts t gain more territory In Central of Venezuela have America and the eastern partof created the Impression that some combination must b made to resist the European endeavors to reconquer or seize territory In this hemi sphere There Is likely to be I diplomatic agreement framed among 1 the Latin American nations to resist European intervention and territorial absorption no matter under what pretext Many Latin American statesmen favor Inviting the United States t enter this continental league THE apAXisa CRISIS Exnmlnlnc the Editor Vhoee Remark Gave Rise to the Ulotlns MAnniD March 20Tho editor of tho Ru men the Justicla and the dial who were con cerned in the publications which gave rise t the recent rioting here were yesterday exam ined by the military Judge LONUOV March OTbe Standards corre spondent In Madrid sends this despatch Senor Morayta the professor of history In the University of Madrid and a conspicuous author has written a letter to the Barcelona press dealing with the crisis Ho fled t Lisbon to avoid a warrant fQr aiajKtes issued bivths military chiefs Other HepubllcaifJournalists have fled to France for the same reason Some agitation is reported officially among the He lm blcan of Vnlencla and Barcelona The whole question at Issue is I how t deal with the Intention of Gen Campoa and tho military Camps itary officials to bring cuch cases Into the mil I itary courts under articles of the penal code which every Spanish Government and the Su preme Court have decided t have been virtu ally repealed by the laws providing trial by jury cept In treason the civil courts for all press offences ex The counsel for the journalists have already raised the question of the competence of the mitar courts The chief difficulty In the sit uation Is I to find Liberal statesmen willing to as sist Seller Sagasla in reversing the Liberal policy in such cases Any Cabinet now taking office must bn prepared to do this but many Liberal and all the Republican Deputies would obstruct the movement Gamaro Maura Ca nalejas and Gonrales have declared that they will not accept ofilce under hagastalf he sup offences ports tho military method of dealing with press olcncee COlfSTOCK RAIDS BRODIKS Steve Brother Tell IIow Tear Collared the Picture but Didnt Get the Frame Anthony Comstock swooped down on Steve Brodles saloon at 111 Bowery yesterday morn ing and carried away seventysix pictures and fortyeight pieces of alleged poetry Thomas F Wilson tho bartender In charge of the place was held In the Tombs Police Court in the after noon under the name of Rellly in 1500 bal for examination on April S when Brodie who Is now playing in Boston in On the Bowery will he in this city Comstock lot from Justice Voorhls a warrant for the arrest of John Doe and also a search warrant for Brodlea place Accompanied by Policeman OConnor of the court squad and one of his agents Comstock reached Brodles place at 1115 oclock The story of the seizure Is told by Tom Brodle a brother of Steves A follows Tony Comstock came in and says he t OConnor pointing to Wilson who was behind the bar Thats tho man I want Fays I to TOIr What do you want Fay Tony About everything In sight Says I You will have t get It yourself Then Tony and the other fellow took about nil the pictures we had with any women In them Right In the middle of the bar hung an oil paint log for which Steve paid STfiuo In Kontrrn It us a kind of 1 dream Yes that right U was railed Tannhasuser He was lying on a couch and about twenty women fairies 1 think they ereanrbow they were dressed like fairies were dancing around him Lots of the pictures hunt from the ceiling A Bleeping Beauty I fine a picture as you can find in New York hung pretty high and Tony got red In the face getting It to Tony has funny tastes Ho picked ole of two pictures showing draped beauties and toojc the Ole with the most clothes I showed Comstock a picture of Dr Park hurst Says I to Tony shy dont ou take Brother Parkhnrst picture l Says Tony Til take you If you aint careful you cant kid me Then Bays I to Tpny 1 Aint you a pencil V and a bird somebody In tie room yelled out No hes ti When Tony was hal way through I pointed to our bill of fare It says If you dont see what you want steal it Tony only smiled at that He knows 1 Joke when ho sees I Vhen Tony had a big bundle of our pictures I cool up t him and says Leta see your war rant Why says Tony los It say any thing about frames says I No says Tony Then you cant walk away with the frames lhen Tony gets red at this and It took him Just frame threequarters an hour t take on the Most of the pictures Tony took were as fine art a you can find In New York Some of them were pretty rocky I admit But they are good enough for the Bowery All the pictures were hanging on these wale for the last three years Its funny lie didnt take them before this I kicked with Tony and say Why dont you pull the Hoffman House and tho other upUnvu Jiull Why says Tony I can get moro notoriety pulling this place then I I raided I the others He says to 10lcemal OConnor Well have our names In the pipers tomorrow In big black letters Most of the pictures Comstock seized were largesized French photographs Death IUd to Hays Com from Jay Caroline Myers of HB Morris avenue Newark has been sick for some time and her com panions In Dorschs shoo factory yesterday chlpixil In and raised tlQi for her and her family 1 he monuy WAS taken In her home and It reached there while lbs young girl was Mill ulir but ihe died I within a few mluutrv tl I IB I Iwllovitl that the joyful urprisn a to much fur her hbe IIMenrd attentively t the wonts of her companion unit when they h1 concluded low dead comraliono 111 back onhtr pil f r IT WAS CLARA HATHAWAY IDKKTITT OP THE OMAN WHO SnoT HERSELF IX JiOSTOX She Had Lived Item Severn Year and Wet Thee te Commit HntcldeThl und Her Nam Learned from m Letter She Wrote to K linn In I Till City Lat Monday Horn of th WomausUecetsenpadc Th Identity of the young woman who com mitted suicide at the Adams House in Boston on Tuesday has been established She had lived In this city for several years but never lived In Holyok i Is I said She registered from the latter place and signed a fictitious nameGrace M C Norton on the hotel register for the avowed purpose of hiding her Identity for she went to Boston with her mind fully mae up to take her own life Clara Hathaway was the woman maiden name Few here will recall her by It She bad been mare hot her wedded experience was short and unpleasant and them are even fewer of those who knew her who had beard of the marriage Clara Hathaway was known in this city by several other names but the man who supplied the Information yesterday establishing her identity with Grace l C Norton refused t divulge any of them or to tell the places In this city where she had lived He showed a letter written on Adams house note paper and en i closed In I printed envelope supplied by that hotel This letter was written on Monday and I received here on Tuesday Tn It Miss Hathaway declared her Intention to commit suicide and she enclosed another letter to b forwarded to her brother In a Western State and a check for her trunk which she wanted to be given to her negro laundress Tho letter was evidently written by a woman of refinement who con sidered herself In desperate moral straits from which she feared she could not extricate her self She wrote that her life had been a failure In everything and that she hoped her attempt to kill herself would be a failure also She referred t the phial of chloro form with which she had supplied herself but It seems that she did not rely on It I 1 death agent for she wrote that it I was to be taken to give her courage and a bullet through her fluttering heart The letter stated that the writer believed she had effectual ly concealed her Identity Reference was made it t 0 Dick and 0 Dicks friends and to an an experience In a cab the published stories concerning which Ibo declared were In most particulars Ada Hathaway incorrect The letter was signed 0 I dont know why she should elm herself Ada when she knew very well that I knew her lame to be Clara said the recipient of the letter The only Interest I have In tho matter I that I want the girls Identity established be cause I do not think she ought to be burled In burle Potters Field For that reason I telegraphed tIlraDhe her brother notifying him of the suicide and forwarded the letter enclosed by her aa well The mention In the letter of the cab Incident refers to a mysterious encounter between a man and a woman in West Thirtythird street about three weeks atto The man was in the cab and the woman clung on the step of the vehicle vigorously prodding him with her umbrella while the driver was urging bin horse along toward Broadway urllnl woman was pulled from the cab step and both she and her companion escaped without having their Identity eecal woman was Clara Hathaway and the lan the 0 Dick IE ferro t In the letter she wrote telling of her contemplated suicide This Inci dent recalls another sensational episode In the life of these two persons About a teo year ago Miss Hathaway pronl t Boston her frlende understood for the purpose of joinIng log BiceB extravaganza company There she met a wealthy shoe manufacturer Richard Laird of the firm of Laird fc Ray of 1lttjburnh 1a MrJatrjUnducBlherta go to Pittsburgh and she lived with him there foraeveral months being known AS Mn Laird Last August the woman It I I said insisted on a ceremony of marriage being performed and a quarrel was the result Thn aid of the police was Invoked by Laird and Miss Hathaway wan accompanied fifty miles on an enforced journey toward New York by a Pitts burgh officer When relieved of her escort she returned Pittsburgh very promptly to Pltsbunn returne and prosecuted Laird criminally for his part in her forcible removal from the city She succeeded In having him fined She then began belan a suit for breach of promise of marriage against Laird exDistrict Attorney Archibald I Itow and of Allegheny county being her attorney This action was pending at the time of her death Miss hathaway Is described n an educated woman and I said to have been the daughter of wealthy parents She eloped from an Iowa I seminary at the age of 17 and was disowned by I her father and when deserted by her husband within two years after their marriage die would not seek a reconciliation with her family but came East Often It Is I said she tried to get out I of the life she was leading and at one time she n tme a about to become a trained nurse but was I dissuaded by Mr Laird She was 2f vears old i BOSTON March 20More than too persons called at the undertakers rooms today to nee If they could Identify the woman who shot herself yesterday In the Adams House Two of these visitors added some light to tho case They Identified the woman I one with whom they had travelled from New York on the New ork New Haven and Hartford train that leaves New York at i oclock At the Adams House the woman evidently expected ldenUr pected to meet come one for on her arrival she inquired If any one had called for her and left asked several times If any message hail been leftShe She waited anxiously for an hour In the par Ion that evening but In vain On Sunday she pent the greater part of the afternoon in the parlor also the entire evening but no one came lei f no her She appeared to be greatly disturbed by this fact and on eolnc to her room that night she wrote three letters which she mailed before re alive tiring That was the lust time she left her room MARIE RVRKOVOnSS SUIT I Would Not Slave Hoiicht a Dlvorc Had Hlie Known the Talk I Would Make fAT t Cal March 20 Miss Mario Bur roughs tho actress wiioe divorce suit against Louis Massin at present I member of her com pany was announced yesterday declined t be interviewed this morning and while admitting that the report was correct refused to discuss the matter Miss Burroughs ban many friends In San Jos where her school days were spent and during her visit for this Ian two days she ba been renewing old acquaintances Miss Burroughs told a friend that three years agu she and her husband had agreed to eepa rate that when he i reached San Francisco she rnclro SlD acted upon the advice of a friend who told her a divorce could b secured with the utmost secrecy And there would be no scandal She added hIedI I had known that this would all come out I would never have allowed the suit to have been commenced I Is too bad that my visit tn San Joso among my old friends should have been l marred bv this scandal I am sorry for him He Is no word than many other mel lorr During her stay in San Jo6 Miss Burroughs and Mr Mussen have been together when visit log her friends a she did not want her vili I schoolmates than happy t know that her life had been other In her suit Miss Burroughs charges her bus bind with unfaithfulness at Cincinnati naming Dolly Moore a young soubrette and also at instance Buffalo but nu lam ls I given In the latter SHORTAGE JV Till UARBOX MIXT Three Tbauiaad Ounce orflold nnd OOOO Oitnee ofMllver Ulialna WASIIINOTON March SOMr Preston Di rector of the lnt confirms the United Press despatch that a shortage exists in the Carson New Mint Tho despatch places the shortage at 80000 Mr Preston information places It I 00000 The fact that at tat a shortage existed was mule known lo the Treasury Depaitment early In February Mr Preston at once ordered Andrew Mason of New York to Investigate He reported that 3000 ounces of silver and MOOO ouncrsof gold were missing Mr Hlrivh Har ris the molter and refiner nt the Mint Is reHpun stile for the loss lie was appointed by Presi dent Clevflaml last June Mr Harris Is I under bond lit S 20000 ExGov Adams Nevada Is Superintendent of the Mint He first reported trt prled the shortage Mr Preston Is awaiting a tele cram from Inspector Mal before hu takes nib olnl action Mr Harris will be suspended on tug further Investigation wi The loss said Mr Preston Is this result of either theft or larolnu and from my pres ent light 1 fear the former Irla tint T dny Vanity I 1oera by Mr KUlo Arnold Story br author of j Green Caraallun 10 cents all news ital4dV 55tt J THE POLICE HILLS TO GO TllROVQIt The qUo Settled nt nCnuemor Repub lican Henalor Lat Night AtnANV March OA caucus of the Repub lican Senators was called this afternoon for the primary purpose of considering the Nw York Police bills which are on special order In lh Senate for tomorrow morning Instead of being allowed t address themselves to I the large and Important matter that was the Inspiration of the call the caucus managers found that they had to dispose first of some matters of con sequence to Individual Senators only who wanted the caucus rule stretched so as to go over little schemes In tho time their own ltle scbemel II mean tme the golden moment had busily kept on wing ing and the love feast had t be adjourned until evening without touching at all on the main question for caucus consideration The pre tend of the adjournment was that It I was nec essary to ascertain the wishes of Mayor Strong in regard to the blpartlsan police bill those wishes which he communicated to Saxlon and Fish 1 unmistakably two weeks ago The caucus reconvened shortly after hal past 8 The ire of the disputants had somewhat cooled The only absentee was Senator Wolfert who Is home sick Thirteen votes were there fore needed to bind the Senate to action on the floor tomorrow On the first attempt only twelve could be secured The six who stood out were Kllburn Person Lamy Stapleton Cog geshall and Owens Coggeshall wanted an amendment giving the right of review to offi cers who were to bo thrown out after examination and inquiry alone This motion A lot Stapleton wanted t put off the whole subject a week as ho said that them wero some errors in the bills and they required careful scrutiny He was voted down Persons and Lamy wanted the Queen City Gas Company Repeal bill made a caucus measure Owens wanted everything he could Kt Two hours were used up in the negotiations and then the majority had the votes of Persons and Lamy and of Owens It Is I therefore nettled that the socalled Loxow bills are to go through the Senate without any change One factor in this agreement Is found in the accompanying announcement that the Queen City Gas Repeal bill is to b reported and pad as a caucus measure The terms on which I Owens was secured will become apparent later They may b In the line of his Aldermanlo aspirations pirations I so he is well ahead of Dan Brad ley The situation is now that the State as far a the Legislature and the machine isconcerned Is a solid Platt Institution and the Goo Gore Strongltes r will have t b satisfied with what they have got in New York POOR XIXA FARRIXOTOX She On Enonad to rose Naked Ih Public and Im Perhaps Achnnied Nina Farrlngton has been a stage celebrity with a portion of the public during the past few years In this city She has never displayed any ability as an actress but in other respects she has shown her points unreservedly Miss Far norton is a remarkable beauty of what is known A the English barmaid type She has a pretty goodhumored roguish face and her hair and complexion are fine by nature a well at by art I I her perfection of physical shape however that has rendered her notable A crlt cally artistic eye sees too much rotundity in her figure but the burlesque stage is not an art school and it is there that she has been put on view No important roles have been assigned to her as her speaking singing and dancing are of the poorest but in one barlesqnn or torolo operaafter anaheiat U e Casino and Bljonab hM ouen set forth conspicuously to be lookedat Her costume Is of ten devoid of the manliest tratrmtnt of drapery Tho Johnnies ad mire her greatly and she Is a woman of exploit on the stage as well as on having figured In sev eral scandals The following letter was received from the Casino yesterday Sllss Nina Farrlngton has contented to go In the llr lag bronze statues next Monday night Mr Arnocn thought she would nike a striking figure la the bronze ITHif wmiM lie willing to poneand so she bet now arranged toil n so SliM frarrlogton makes nn ut eotlonau the tiregeut motlvl hu donftuKalnttappCAr lug entirely I rU lleraddrrsils I I IN Scit Twenty third Street 1 thought puwlbly you oulIIud CellO one to see her and bemrwhat cue basics Yours very truly A CIUTIM ROMI Th reporter who went to Miss Farrlngtons fiat was Informed by a maid servant that her mistress had gone out She told me t pre sent her compliments to any reporter who called the maid raid 0 and say that she would rather not talk She refers you to Mr Bond I Miss Farrlngton had become ashamed to talk of her proposed exploit It did not seem that she had decided to forego It for at the Casino It was Bald that she would appears a a bronze statue next week taking Ibo place of Bertie Bach whose exposure with only the merest shrcdi of coverinr has been the latest phase of the 0 liv ing picture Indecency Miss Itache Is pre pared for exhibition by being rubbed all over with oil and then sprinkled with a bronze pow der Presumably the process with Mls Far rlngton will be the same unless the law pre vent FARItnVRHT OOES TO BROOKLYN Visits Raymond direct Jail sad Confab i lth Irloner The Rev Dr Pak burt spent over an hour In Raymond street jail Brooklyn yesterday In close consultation with George VilllamtJ alias Moke Murray a notorious diamond lifter who was arrested several days ago by Detective Sergeant Edward Rorko of the Headquarters squad while acting suspiciously on a Seventh avenue car Murray was Identified by William Shluman a Brooklyn gram merchant who sworn that the prisoner stole Ills diamond pin The hearing In the case Is I still pending At the time of hU arrest the police o this city were looking for Murray He bail been under arrest for robbing a man of his diamond stud hit jumped his bal The bond In that case was fur nished by Charles Jaehne a brother of oiAl drritmn Jaehne Ills believed that Murray sent for Dr Park hurst Tile clergyman first visited Mayor Shleren and told him that he wanted to eel a

prisoner At the Jail The Mayor gao him a let ter of Introduction to Sheriff Buttling who wlo gave him a letter to the Warden of the prison Murray 1 was taken from his cell when Dr Park hurst asked for him and the crook ana tile le rlrriryninn wore closeted for fully an hour In the Wardens private office Then Dr Park hurst hook hands with the prisoner and Mur ray was taken hack t the cell Neither would Indicate the nature of the Interview hut It Is I hole ell that Dr Parkhuret obtained informa tion which may result In an exposure nf an or ganized this city gang of straw bondsmen eald t exist In CORONER UOERERS PRISOXERS They Are Rearrested In Order That Miss Iliwnlcnn May Identify Them Dr Henry 1 Pettlnglll of 123 West Thirty ninth street and Holoman 1 Mann manager of Sordeau Coa tailor shop at 4I1 Fifth avenue were rearrested yesterday at the request of Cor oner Hocbcr In order that Loretta Hannlgnnof lOl East Fiftythird street who II suffering from a criminal operation micht Identify them Mann Is I said t be responsible for her con dition Pttlnilll Is I accused of malpractice Coroner limber and Asssistant District Attor ney Hennessey visited the home of the girl last night and before a jury took a formal ante inortcm statement Dr David i Austen of 2M West Twentyfifth street who Is attending ihn sick woman says that her CHIP is hopeless Mia Hannlgun was cashier fur the firm by which Mann is I employed for some time Mann I lives with an uncle at ITU West Eightysixth street Both men are held under JSUbO ball THEY JtOXT IfAXTTO JOIN CAXADA A lila Mae Meeting In fit John Vote Achlnel Confederation ST JOIINH N F March 20 About 0000 persons attended a meeting last night In British Hall which was called for the purpose of de nouncing the proposed confederation of New foundland Tilth Canada Mr George Knowllng one of hits largest Importers In the colony was elected Chairman and the resolutions denounc ing confederation were unanimously adopted Intense excitement Irate throughout the meeting which waa one of the most representative melii live Catherine ever held here and rluglng speeches were lUllvered by mechanics factory owners and business men This schooner Jubilee from Boston Mu having nu board a large consignment of stores for the relief of the faminestricken people of Newfoundland arrived here today ppl 141 i GIVE THIS PORT FAIR PLAY COLLECTOR KlTnilttTll ITAXTS SOME Of ITS UAXUJCAPS llEJIOJBD He YUlt WmihlnctoB in the Ktfbrt to Fa rllllat the Landing liar of Fmimcer and Freight from NteamshilpsMesehaate Rdor ills Vlur HmetMm Most lie Dae They Stay to rrtvett Other Port Taking Away Nr York Trade Collector Kllbreth returned from Washington yesterday Hu had been In the capital two days consulting with Acting Secretary of the Treasury Haralln and other Treasury officials concerning an Important feature of the com merce of the port of New York Collector Kll 1 breth believes that tho foreign steamship com panies doing business at this port should have every opportunity to quickly land their cargoes and passengers From time Immemorial the steamships arriving In New York have been compelled to forego all business after the firing of the sundown gun on Governors Island The companies have gone to great expense In order to make quick passagcn hut If their bat arrive at Upper Quarantine late In the afternoon they are detained there the passengers must remain on board over night and the distribution of the cargoes and baggage I delayed twelve hours and more Collector Kllbreth has been unalter ably opposed to such business methods He believes lieves that the steamships should be allowed to dock at all hours of the day and night and that the Custom House Inspectors should be on hand In order to facilitate the business of the port The Collector presented his Ideas to Mr llamlln and the Treasury officials now have them said under consideration Collector Kllbreth laidI believe firmly In doing everything possible to encourage commerce at the port of New York There should be no obstacles thrown In Its path way The oldtime customs regulations should be obliterated and the commerce of New York should b made a free as air The Custom House Inspectors are fully competent to prevent smuggling The steamship companies spend thousands of dollars for the purpose of getting their steamers Into port and the oldtime regu lations of the Custom House should not stand in their way At the Custom House and on the Produce Ex change and elsewhere the Collectors stand In this matter Is regarded In the most favorable light The Produce Exchange has passed with in the last month or two a number of resolutions going to show that the commerce of the port of New York is undergoing a sort of boycott on the part of certain railroad companies which have through transportation to Boston and to Newport News The Board of Trad has taken up the subject and down town merchants said yesterday that the quicker the Chamber of Commerce stopped playing politics on police bills and other minor matters and returned to its real function as the guardian of the commerce of the port of New York the better It would be for all merchants Indeed many merchants spoken t on the sub ject sid that the question of discrimination against the port of New York had become one of supreme Importance and they added that they welcomed Collector Kllbreths efforts la the matter One merchant said 0 The Chamber of Commerce Is fiddlefaddling In New York city politics Many of Its mem bers are directors and stockholders In certain railroad coinpunl which are discriminating against the per ofVew York Prtwideot Alex anther E Orr of the Chamber and all of his associates ciates should Institute an Investigation as to the methods of the railroads having termini in New York cltand Just how these railroad com panies can furnish gratuitously warehouse ac commodations for Western shippers to the det riment of New York merchants Boston is rapidly running away with the commerce of New York and so ik i Newport News Mr Orr and all of his friends are fully aware of the facts and yet they spend their time In the Chamber of Commerce dawdling over legislation at Albany Collector Kilbreth should be en couraged In his efforts t give the foreign steam ship companies the same facilities for landing their passengers and cargoes that they enjoy at other ports In the United States ss INDICTED ron 1 tRnEr The Xw Orleans Grd Jury Act on the levee JlloUNo Settlement Yet NEW OniEASS March OTbe Grand Jury which has been Investigating the levee riots of last Tuesday returned Indictments today for murder against twentyeight of the participants by name In the killing of the negroes and against any other persons ai yet unknown who may have been Implicated in the murders The Indicted men are all white and nearly all cotton screwmen and longshoremen who are opposed t the negroes on the labor question Seven In dictments found against certain of the are certlil ac cused and five against others each man being charged with as many murder Among those indicted are Robert Brooks on five Collins He was on of the wounded picked up on the leveo after the riot but nil Investigation allowed that he wan not one of the victims of the mob but one of the leaders who had been accidentally shot by his own men In the scrimmage crlamal This prisoners ate generally of the rougher labor clement us the aliases of some of them show Whiskey Doyle oed Hawkins Stuttering lay Tom the Devil and Dago Furness being among thn number Although the presence of Um mllltln cm tho levee has prevented any renewal of the rioting tho labor troubles are by nu means over nor an a matter of fact In tho way being sdlled and tin withdrawal of the troops which Is likoly to occur at an early day IH I expected tn precipitate more rioting Tho I last Igisiatnriu made I very meagre provision for tic mllltla uhlch has already been exhausted his troops havn been kept on duty because tho merchants raised the necessary money themselves but they are get ting tired disgusted or this The militiamen are alto becoming joy Foster complains that nothing has been done to settle tlio matter that he has rot even been approauhud on the subject although he hiss been In New Orleans a week to nrruiiK the trouble The merchants declare that there I nothing t pats on or arbitrate as the question Is not nno of terms or labor unions but blmply whether they shall be allowed to employ tliiiMi they wish tn loml vessels Them talk of an appeal to Ibo lTnltrd Stairs to take l flmriro of cllrie the matter an the only power that can give u permanent settlement I he negroes eemed to recover their cnurace somewhat today and went to work before tile mllltla came oil duty on tho Inver A Kctllcnifiit of the race question Involved wan proporcd to day t the effect that all tho work on tie levee be divided between the whites and uigiiicD tho onethird former getting twothirds of It and the blacks Kcboot Children to lie laumrld A conference was held In thu Mayors olllce yesterday which TA attended Ly all four of the Police Commissioners by President VlUcm if the Health Hoard Supervisor Meicher of thu CttU llccnitl and tho lice I James M 1 King of tho Society for the Improvement of thuCondlllon nf tho Poor The mailer mulor ll Ufckloii was the new police census which II In he begun on March larol S3 It was originally priiposid tliit tlc c HIMII should be adaptiKl solely to the convenience of the Hoard of Health but Mayor Strung wunlu slrousthatlt should shin snow thin number of children of kchiiul nie mule and fuimiln Thu change was finally decided upon Ford Hay Ho Will lie Appointed Slay I Austin K Ford whose appointment as Fire Commissioner has been held like lust of Conlmllioler ha bel hell up lke ex tiherlff James OBrien for Police Commissioner called on the Mayor yesterday He was accom panlrd by I e Shayne who was prominent In the old bf M I O movement with Col Shinny Mr Ford laid afterward that lie I roceli d usiur anceii that he would be appointed im May 1 10 uccred Fre Commissioner 1 Ilonland Hub bins The appointment o Mr Pord will muke this IUCal complexion of Ilir Fir llnanl He publican lucre I will not bo u Democrat of any factional stripe on I Homithlnsi for Nothing J Zead inside Ucrmaa Laundry bosp wrappers Atv i ill t C fI TltK LOST ItEIXA JIEOENTJS paiaa Hhore Ness Conll Ar Strews with flip Wreckage Lot pout March yOA despatch from San Fer nando near Cadiz says that the coast near Conll somewhat further south Is strewn with wreckage uniforms flags and numerous other articles from tho lost cruiser llama He gente The officials along the coast have forbidden the people to approach the points where the wreckage has been cast up ostensibly to prevent the scenes of anguish which would accompany the search for the bodies of friends nr relatives The officials refuse to say what they are doing to recover bodies and wreckage The people believe they are doing nothing MAimtti March 0The Cnrretpnnritnrta this morning reiterates the assertion that the Reins Hegente was discovered sunk in shallow water at Bajo Acrltunos adding that the wreck was just visible at low tide The paper also says that the cruiser Alfonso XII has brought from the wreck the bodies of thirty of the crew of the wrecked ship The Alfonso XII will return to the scene of the wreck with divers and drag ging apparatus A cushion washed ashore at Tarlfa has been Identified as having come from the cabin of the llelna llegenl U ts nsssrted here that Admiral Pasquln Minister of Marine knows the truth regarding the missing cruiser but that no official an nouncement of hr fate will be printed until a new Cabinet shall have been formed Meanwhile Cadiz Cartbacsia where most of the officers and crew of the ship belonged are in general mourning and the women of these cities are heaping maledictions upon the heads of the Moorish Embassy whom they look upon as the cause of the disaster as It was upon her return trip from conveying them to Tangier that th cruiser was lost On the other hand Kl ImjKirclal this morning says the report that the wreck of the missing cruiser hu been discovered is without founda tion and the Government still entertains the hope that the llama Kegente having run short of coal has been blown into the Atlantic and may yet be hoard from IWEXIYFxJE PEOPLE KILLED Blown to Piece by an zplolon of Dyne mlt on the Rhine AMSTERDAM March CO While 0000 cases containing 225000 kilograms of dynamite destined for Maaslnls were being transferred by boats on the Rhino from German territory near Loblth yesterday evening the cargoes of two of them exploded blowing the boats and boatmen to atoms A church In the village of Elton was shattered and fifty houses col lapsed In Emmerich and Keckcn Twentyfive persons were killed Th inhabitants of Loblth Cleve Salmorth Tolkamer Spick and half a dozen other nearby places felt two violent shocks and supposed that there was an earthquake Three bodies have been recovered A girl was found dying in a pile of ruins She lingered three hours In agony The cause of the explosion had not been ascer tained this evening An Inquiry has begun In dave niaaixs HEX SCATTER An Effort to Stampede the Addlek Men In Delaware Fall Dorrn Del March gOThe longexpected break in the contest for United States Senator came today but did not result in the ejection of a SenSTHr Five ballot were taken The Ad dick men and the Massey men remained firm and voted solidly for their candidates All of the higgins men except Mr Wilson went to Edward li Bradford of Wilmington on the first and second ballots and on the third and fourth ballots they went to Dr Hiram II Burton of Iewes The Hlgglni men decided that it was useless to longer continue to vote for one candi date and so tried the experiment of going to others The first and second ballots resulted higgins Republican 1 Addicts Republican Massey Republican 4 Bradford Republican it 1 Wol cott Democrat U 3 hiayard Democrat 3 absent 4 The third and fourth ballots resulted Higgins 1 Bradford 1 Massey 4 Addlcks 0 Burton 6 Wolcott 0 3 Bayard 3 absent 4 On the fifth ballot all the higgins men went back to higgins and be received 7 votes THIRTY DOGS POISOXED They Were Heine Conditioned In Wayne burg Fn for n Bench Show PlTTSBUium March 20Fred Pastre the wellknown dog fancier was in receipt of a let ter from Waynesburg Pa yesterday Inform ing him that thirty dogs which were being con ditioned for the Pittsburgh bench show were poisoned there last week and all of them had since died They worn all English and Irlh setters of the best breed and In tim aggregate represented considerable value Faille Mac owned by Frank It McClure Pittsburgh and valued by him at f 1000 was possibly the highest priced dog In the collection tihewasby am Roy Cora and was a fine speci men of the English setter breed The owners have employed a detectlveagenry to ferret out the poisoners and have ascertained what druggist in Waynesburg supplied the poison RoPE ron AX iitisir JIILT Before the tomnio for SO Years und Now Hie Tories Heem lo Favor It LONDON March 20 In tin Hoiifo of Com mons today the bill introduced by Mr Timothy Healy member for the North Division of lnuth giving to every rate ojcr in Ireland a rtc In the borough In which he Is rated passed Its second reading Though tho measure Is like the Municipal Franchise act which has long been In force In England It has been brought forward annually for tile last twenty years and Its prog ress blocked by the Cousrrvatlvn members of huts house Mr Balfour and otherIoriMTVntivo speaker today announced that they approved tile mcaciiro 311S nLADHTOUE OOIXfl HHXTK He I Expected to Pay n Trlhnlfi to the Itrllrlnc speaker In th Iommnn IOMIIIN March 20 K Isannouncud that Mr hladstuii will return to England nt tin t end i f the present uverk and It Is expected that hr will delis er an address In the Housaof I I Commons as a tribute to the Itlghl Hon Arthur VeItsley Peel l the retiring Speaker The leaders In tin House are In hope that the eiPremier will act ai nivdlilor In thu Speaker ship deadlock Air Hrerlioum Tre liiurr l IMllAlinrnn i March 0 Miv licerbohm Tree lie English actress who Is playing at the Chestnut Street Opera House met with a painful accident during this matinee performance there today The play was Captain Swift and durlngtho tcioiul act Mr Tiu made a injitttip which threw her heavily on the siuge Him fell on her arm which was revcroli upmined A physician was summoned and thou play pro ceeded with a substitute la Mrs Tieeb part Mix Men Killed In a Holler rsplailon MAIIHIUIIT x MarUi 20 ItoimrU received here cstcrday say that six mm were killed and five rrously woundfd by a boiler rxnloilon at Halls Mill timllei south of here The shock of theeiploilon wan tilt here Woman Hatfrmf henCe In lisle AUdtSTA Me March 20In the Senate to day the Womans Suffrage bill whlih had already pasted the House was rejected by a volt of 11 to 15 j TORNADO IN THE SOUTH BVILTtlXGS CRUSHED IX AUOVSTA OAaxoir ix a Ayr PLACES Ten Incite of How In BOMB Part ef Virginia and a Blizzard Knee In Ohl and Indlnnn Sand Storm In Texas ALOURTA Ga March i0At 0 oclock this morning Augusta was visited by the most de structive wind storm since 1HT8 The tornado came from the southwest with but little warn ing and tn less than a minute lund passed over the city Into South Carolina House were torn from their foundations and twisted tn various shapes There were no fatalities for though in many canes roofs were carried away the oc cupants were unhurt Most of the bouses ruined were of one story The part of the city over which the tornado passed was that for the most J part inhabited by the poorer whites and negroes The path of the tornado was about a mil long t from the first place It struck to where It finally rose and passed over The path was tn the shape of an S The tornado made four descents The second one was the worst This was on Gwynett street between Eighth and Ninth The first two houses blown down were small ones on the outskirts of the city The storm then rose and came down again on Gwynett street The home of Willie Sims the well t known colored Jockey was the first to suffer It was twisted about and the chimneys car ned away Doors were blown from their hinges and window sashes forced In Across the street five small houses were BO completely demol Ished that there was nothing loft of them ex cept a few bricks from the chimneys and foun 1 datlon posts A square further at the corner of Summer and Eighth streets a small house had the entir 1 end taken out leaving the Interior exposed Persons were In the louse at the time eating breakfast but they escaped unhurt Out houses In the yards were lifted and carried off I several squares Three hundred yards further on Is situated the largo flour mill of Miller t Co Itlsafonr i story building covered entirely with sheet iron The mill proved a target for the flying bricks c shingles and rafters from the ruined houses A small outhouse from a yard a quarter of a mile away came nailing through the air and struck the side of the mill The force of the missile fluttered tho Iron and the little house wvi driven Into the sldeof the larger one Scantline and boards also pierced the Iron sldni of the mill It looked like a frontier fort after an at tack In front of Miller it Cos mill an electric light polo was blown down and the wires crossed with the telephonu wires which fell and struck a mule instantly killing him Several hundred yards further tn the northeast the wind came down and again demolished ono half of the round house of the Central Railroad of Georgia Ono of hue locomotive In the shops at the time was badly damaged and the tin roof if the re maining part of the building wa stripped offThe roof of the Perkins Manufacturing Company was also torn away The paint shop of the Cen tral Railroad cur shops was sprung and thrown badly out of shape one side of its foundation I being blown away ci Across Calhoun street from this two small i houses were demolished On Fenwlck street near the Southern Railway yard a house la which lucre were fie perxons was blown away 4 leaving nothing but the Mooring and yet no one was hurt In all about forty house were badly damaged and twenty destroyed The width of the path wan not more than fifty yards The great tor nado of 1H78 passed over part of the territory covered by this one Perhapi seventyfive per sons were made homeless by this storm CIIIUMIILS Go March 20A tornado visited this section at o oclock this morning Thu dis turbance was greater In Glrard Ala across the river opposite Columbus The roof of a fertil izer manufactory was carried away Four houses wero bl uradairnK rtDnaUtly the oc cupants who are cotton factory operative were up at the time and escaped Injury The mill wa closed down on accaunt of the great rise In thn river CINCINNATI O March 20 A blizzard struck this city about 8 oclock this mornlnir Tho storm was unexpected as the indications were for warmer weather with ralir A heavy snow storm was preceded by a heavy hall storm Nearly three incliej of snow had fallen between 7 and 10 oclock Traffic was almost entirely suspended and the streets were wellnigh 1m passable Suburban residents experienced great difficulty In reaching their places of business ST Long March 21The snow storm in this vicinity has been general during the past twen tyfour hours Reports from southern Missouri and Illinois show that the storm has been se vere there At Columbus 1ml since this morn tog a heavy snow storm ban prevailed Street car travel has been Mopped and railway traffic a greatly Impeded The storm Is still raging flue snow Is six Inches deep and Is I drifting At Percy III a steady northwest gal with blinding snow and minute particles of ice is blowing at tho rate of fortytwo miles an hour Snow has drifted three and four feet deep la places and business Is practically suspended to day PETEHSBIIIO YaMarch 20ThIs citv today experienced a very heavy snow storm which set In at 7 oclock this morning and continued without Intermission until u late hour tonlchU when It was still snoring hard Fully tea inches of snow have fallen hrNISON Tex March 20A terrific storm filling tha air with Mind swept over this place luts night Houses wero unroofed trees blown down and a crrut deal tif damage wet done HoINOKK Vn March 20 Roanoke had an other touch of winter Inday A blizzard raged during the forenoon and snow continued to fall all the afternoon and even In jr CrK CIIAIIII Va March 20 About five s Inches of snow fell on the Peninsula today SI OOOO Verdict Ac lnt a Trolley lie lYiward Chapman sued in tile City Court Brooklyn for 9i000 damages frofn the Atlan tic Avenue Railroad Company for Injuries re ceived by being run over by one of tho de fendants trolley cars on Bergen Street lie was thrown from his truck in a collision with the car and his leg wan fractured An incurable malady leaulted i from the Injury Votltrday lie t Jill J y gave Chapman I a verdict of SlOiHKI I A verdict fur lie plaintiff with SlOOOilain ages wa Kveil oMerday by a jury in the Su preme Court lirooklvn In tie suit nf Unmet Hymon I i neil Inst tho I itt uuok ly ii lleliihtu 1 1 1allroad I Company I fur SJAouodamagm iuur I hit I uis of lie services nf Ilia rlchtyeiirold Mm Abraham Both tile hoy ui legs nero cut on by a trollev car Jiidco 1 Brown charged that tho loss of the services of a child could not be grout The Mneetlc lied u Itouch Pueinc Tho WhiteStar flyer Majestic arrived atQuar antlne at midnight last nlKht about fourteen hours behind her usual time Her actual time Is about six tlnys thirteen hours The Majestic encountered boisterous weather r nil n rough sea From thutlmiiof I iiasiliiK Daunt 5 Rock until I Handy Hook wat riMtliul a continuation nf Ftronc westerly winds was experienced linen clonally I inireaslni i to a stroll g gale On I Marrli 14 I the tint day nut from UuecnMnwn It was tumid mirhnirv t redtirn this speed for lure lund a half hnuid on account nf the heavy sea ruiltuilut On Monday and Tuetdny the ISlh and IDth I a rtrniiK northwiMt tnln mriln necessitated re ii litceil ced This only moderated as the ship tail I under thin leu of the toast Tha steamer sit tahuied no ilomatjc Iol HIIOOOI In iuiulilloc In Two Year MiMriii Tvnn March 20 K L Harris yes terday got prncuse for the arrest nf ten of the host known gamblers of the city and took steps to recover money lie has lost In the local camlillRe houses Hn nays he has lost 110000 Inutiious forms of gambling In hue last two sears which represent his patrimony consist log of estates In MIssIssippi lieu Dow Ninetyone Tears Old u PniiTIANli MP March 20Geui Neal Dow the father of 1johlbitlon today celebrated hit HIM birthday ito had many cullersiind re relwl telegrams of rnnerntulntlon frnm friends In varlnni partv of thou noulluiry He Is In excel lent health mid In apparently I I as nlmni t nud vigorous tut ho hint been for twenty year The Slayers Ailvlro to Ore Ilcrwln When laynr Strong bade goodby to Police Commissioner Heroin after the confereiee In Ills nfllct eMerduy hu eald Now General guI back nnd look after that poi hiu force and si KII it I t Unit t t there linnocca I slon for lie indictment nt any mure member nf It Nrbool toranileeluner CJernrd lleelEn Hchoo Commissioner dines W Gcnird called at thou Majors tulle eitinlay afternoon to trailer hilt resignation Mr Gerard did nntaeo theMnur and left his resignation m wrIting with Policeman Keanell f

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THE SUN THUIIDAY MABCH I 311 TIIUIISTOVS OFFENCE Tin jtiiiHt rill annul AM I K I 1IAIJH ntit nrCAii f r II la fhnrjted thnt II Mnde Pnblle OMelnl 1 t ll pntctien Before They Benelitd th r S Klalo Department but Ihn flt Itenann h tlelleved to Itnte Bnck In Ills Vigor aim nnd onvlncln Heply to Paramount Bloonl Report nnd to III Able Defence I of the Ktputillc Which the AdmlnUtra I Ii tlon Una Done Itn Beit to Overthrow WAHIIIMITON March 20It the expected mall steamer from Honolulu shall arrhoatpan Franc lO tomorrow tomethlnic definite may b known regarding the demand of Secretary Or ham for the recall of the Hawaiian Minis ter nt Washington Mr Thnrf ton and the reply of the Hawaiian Government Nothing can bo i t learned In Washington beyond what has already been mad known t the public On Feb 21 ciecrctary Ortsham cent by telegraph to San r Francisco a long communication t Minister Willis at Honolulu instructing him to reprexent i t the Dole Government that Minister Thurs I ton Is persona ruin grata to the Cleveland Ad ministration and asking that he he rcnlld Secretary Gresham will not admit that he has taken this action and Mlnlsttr Thurslon r t times to say that he ha knowledge of It There t I 1 no doubt however that the facts are as stated above and the correspondence between Secre tary Gresham and Minister Willis may possibly be made public during the present week Mill liter Thnrston does not deny that ho has been made acquainted with the action of Secretary I Grcshnm hut Intimates that he has received no t ofTclal communication on Iho subject In Washington Secretary Gre hums request for Ihe rectll of Mlnlnter ThuMnn meets with t t general condemnation afthough 1 few Admlnls f tratlon CUckoos and nnt or tno de i fend his action and fay that he u a justified In asking for Minister ThlirstonV recall In v jew or J the Rllhat t ho has reiwntedly made public official cial communications sent through him tn tho 8tnto Itt pnrtmvrit and has been tim lost aitho I opponent of every plnn for the Govern ment of Hawaii proposed by the Cleveland Administra tion One of the many trance features of thu case however Is Die failure of Secretary Gresham to Inform Congress of his Important action In reporting Minister Thurston to his r i Ooernment as priia win yrafi to the Govern I mint of the fnltcd States Congress wan In ses sion for nearly two wcckH after Secretary Greihams communication was sent to Minister Willis nnd President Cleveland had already nnllMed Congress that ho would keep that body I Informed upon every Important Incident of the I Ilnwallan case yet the most Important Incident I of all was entirely withheld from the knowledge of CungreM The ostensible reason for asking for Minister Thurstons recall Is that ho repeatodly mado public Information O to Hawaiian affairs In advance of Its delivery to the f lain Department anti persistently furnished Congress and tho Dole Government at Honolulu tho Information that was of the greatest nssistanco In defeating the plans of tho Administration with regard to j the restoration of the monarchy In Hawaii I k Is not likely that Minister Thurston will del these allegations against him but his friends f claim that there Is I nothing in law or diplomatic custom making It Improper for him to make such use as ho sees fit of Information coming to him from his own Government through any channels whatever and be will probably have no apology t make for the assistance rendered the friends of free government at home and the adxocatcsof annexation In the United States The truth seems to b that the resident and Secretary Gresham regard Minister Thurston us tho most active and able opponent In the United t Sates uf their Hawaiian policy and they accuse i him of being the author of the reply of the Pro f visional Government to the programme of the i Administration for the restoration of Queen LU announced by Minister Willis This reply knocked the last prop of the already discredited t report of Paramount Commissioner Illount and elnce that day Minister Thurston has not been i on friendly terms with the Cleveland Adminis tration at Washington t j I Is thought bj everybody In Washington In r eluding State Department officials who aro t 11 acquainted with thedlplomatlc precedent that t Secretary Greshams request for Minister r Thurstons recall will b promptly complied with as 1 Is only necessary for I Government to express Its dlMatlnfaclion with tho repre lentatlve of another Government to havo him promptly recalled I Is probable however that Minister Thurston will lose little but his ofllclal tllln because his Government is apt to leave him In Washington a general counsel and legal f adviser to the Dole Government no matter f what his standing with tho Cleveland Adminis tration may be II Thurston is one of the ablest and bestInformed officials of the new republic of Hawaii He Is i thoroughly ac quainted with men and affairs In the United i i Stales and very popular at home a ho Is In this f L country I deprived of his title of Minister ha will probably remain In Washington as the H guide philosopher and friend of whoever shall I take his official place lu demanding the recall of MlnislerThurston Secretary Greslmra has taken pleps that nc can hardly fall to follow In the case of Minister Mtirungaof Spain and possibly that of Huron Fay of Italy Minister Muruaga has been much more Indiscreet In conversation with newspaper reporters than Minister Thurston c ever was and has moreover never hesitated lo criticise the Administration with brutal frank t ness He i certainly periwm linn grata to the Secretary of Mali whether that fact h offi cially certified to him or not Tim Govern ii S nicnt of Spain Is more powerful how f ever than that of Hawaii pwertul perhaps Secretary Gresham willHlncldo to merely If r laugh nt Mlninter Muruaga and let him go at Si that bn a far a can bo learned here Secre jn tar Oreohaol tins taken no action looking to Ills II recall and neither has he reported to tho Italian j Government tim second violation of diplomatic courtesy by Its representative Huron Faa A f few Ias ago this wily old diplomat who knows much bettor addressed a communication of Im portance to the Governor of Colorado direct In stead of sending It through the medium nf the State Department This was biich a flagrant i violation of all rules of diplomatic etiquette that It was generally supposed the Duron nould lose Ills official head by telecrnuh Secretary irciham must have emnUijed the malls to mals t arry his protest to Italy however for Baron Jay Is I seen dally hobnobbing with otllclals of the State Department apparently oblivious of tho fact that he violated oltlctal courtesy toKiich mi extent ns to warrant the Secretary of State in demanding his recall Mr Thurslon first came Washington as a Commissioner In favor of annexation Tlie Ad ministration opposed him with all tile power 4 thill It possessed The field of Mr Thnrnton vw of course the Congress and In that field ho often proved himself stronger than tll Ad s ministration He npiwared at limes stronger men than j Administration with I some prom inent nittnton of the Demoiratio party When t the Hawaiian Government hecainn a republic and MrIhurtiton l was appointed the Minister

t tho Administration received him but lol HUH generally understood that the Secretary of State greatly regretted that ho was cnmptdled lo i do so There linvn been It is ild many storm Interviews betneen Minister Jhursiim nnd Judge Gre hnm alI of these lire of relt lute The calc of the tntest t tilt Inelllf fercme lies been the action of the Ilnwallan Government I In I the matter of the trials for Irlls tiuatnii Secretary Gresham It Is I raid has en dtnvnred to luun Minister Thnrston InI Ut that tlit Government the Hawaiian republic the Iaalll creation nf nhlch the Cleveland Administration I dliffii much to prevent should Ink Its Instriic lions from Washington Minister huislun do 1 cllniil tciiillempt to Influence hits Governnuiil V in Hint rnptit and informrd the l Secretary of v thlu Ilt I the republic of Hawaii I Is I an indit jienduiilnnireliiiily anti Ilwal did nut feel culled upon to attempt to regulate thc sentences of its court Secretary Gresham moreover Is said 10 have IKIIII greatly Irritated at times at hut considers too which tons been given to Mr Thnriton In CunficHS He Pins IHTII restlvo nt the fact that MlnlMer Thurston seems In hau been able to acintupllsli through Congress thing which rould not bo Mcured III the onllnnry course of dlplnnituy At lijiet ho has charged that Mr 1 lhlr11 l has don hint I nil no lireshain has I Jield MlniMerlhurstoii responsible for article which luno iippmrrd In thu now itpapirn of I 10 I vrhleli I I IPI Thi urstlli It Is ansortid nMr oven Irid klol lu I I iii I Altoirelher there hits i len a hinu eriiHnf dllfiiint ie hoti een tlic erretHiy I nf Mnt t iiinl MrI hunion Mr ThurMori lins nlwii n lni l ted that hit ilnvrriiment nlnnild bi e 1 j a iiirilid i tlu dlpliiinnlli Ishi tu tvlili h it it i entllltd Iii has stood 11 ii hU l i light nnd J fervid the luten ts of tin mi n rrimdlo Hitii I I iniat klIII ihu I fair o if dlilUultle I nnd nppnrl lion which would liuu d icnuiKgc l men with less tvt and courage K nutiir Morgan hniiiutn cif the Senaio t Cknutalttee qij I FuiIgn IEoIiloua d luao i I t r r i dl nnsthe act of Mr Onsham demanding the titnil of Mr ThurMnn and dlmnlMtd It with the i lniti 1 u remark that lnt A nn affair anlilr JIIIIr betTitn the Secretary of State and tho Senator Kryr of Maine lu nn Interview today a ti I hut Minister Thitntona dismissal looks tn him like avert mcli piece of business If the Hawaiian Oovernnienlcan Put np with Minis ter Wlllll he raid I think this Government might easily overlook Much atrlvlal matter that vrhlclr was made in excuse for MinIster ThUMtondlsml As I understand the mat ter Mr Thurnton illd not give out to the prens olrlclal tommunlrntlons but the information which he Imparted to tho new imiir men wm 1 tmnmary of news conveyed to him by private eIYllonvret letter I think that Secretary I minims ells pleasure with the lnlAtrr dates ball to a time anterior to this occurrence I think that Min ister Tliiir tnn famous reply to Hlount started the trouble and I think that Mr Thurston wan alT nlulely right In that reply ti Illount The AdmlnRrallun did not like It and they ha o felt resentful to Mr Thurslon ever In ther b TVJXESS Tit in VIA nuxa Defeated In Love nail Fined for Thrnihlnc the Victor Frank TusnsMsn iv young mnn employed In the office of tho North lerman Lloyd Steamship Company was n prisoner In Hecorder McDon oughs Court In Hobokon yesterday morning charged with aeaiiltlnc Cornjllus Terwlg Marin Iambrecht a fairhaired blueeyed er man girl was the cause of the row Tucnesien and Mario were lovers In Germany When ho came to this country he PromIsed to send for her as soon as he could save the money He located In Hoboken and several months ago sent SBO to Marl to pay her passage to America On her arrival here Tutnessen met her and took her to her aunts home at 107 Seventh street Hoboktn where she has since resided Two weeks after her arrival Marie was Intro duced to Terwlg who paid her such assiduous attention that he completely outdid Tucnessen On Tuesday night Marie and Terwlg went to UanUbciEs concert hall where they were sip pliiK their beer and listening I to the music I when f uenexten ttithki l I In The discarded liver culled his successful rhal to otto nldeaui proposed that they K outside l and determine d it I alit It who should Lo the recipient itt Maries atten tion t In the I mure Tern ig who Is murli small er than Tiiene en declined tho combat and tliiii I Tueneieli fpulled all the romance by glv l tnt Tirwlun terrible thrashtne without formal ity Marie ran home and lioth men wcro then locked upTer iz J belnp detained as n witness Yisteraay morn In Tcrwlu magnanimously refuted to press tho charge against his rival and Hecorder McDouougli imposed a flue of 5 for disorderly conduct As Tuenessen hail but St with him he nould hsvo hOI to go t jail but Marie o evidently sorry for getting her hover Into trouble and paid the other SJ COTTOff TAKES A JUMP I Oo K Vp 14 Point nnd the Days Bale Arc OUdOOO Unit The bulls In cotton nt the New York Cotton Exchange yesterday got their horns under tho market and gavo It I 1 toss upward fourteen points That makes eightyfive points within a few weeks and the transactions yesterday reached IHOOO bale or moro than 850000 bales In three days The business yesterday was the largest In three years As for Liverpool tho sales on the spot there of 25000 bales broke the record for a dingle days business This was hailed with delight by the bulls and they made a charge on the bear works which put the bears to rout Herman houses covered freely Liver pool was higher Manchester improving the Southern markets advanced and there was heavy buying not only by the local talent but also for Southern and European account Out elders were bu ine here The cotton market Is attracting wide atten tion I is I the liveliest of any or the markets down town August was the popular month for trading and It closed at flli cents Juno came next In activity and ended at oVO while May wound upnt ilil Although Liverpool reacted toward the close tho final I quotations hero were near the host time day mom the buyers were Inman Sann CoHenry Hentz Jfc Co Hubbard Trice it Co Munn A Co mood Violctt A Co Cuth bert Co Steven A Co and many others In chiding I Uermnn houses Tho receipts at the South continue large but the marle Is I being bulled on the next crop which I is expected will b much smaller than the present one and In the mean tlmi trade I conditions are more en couraging than for tome time past CRAZED nr ins CHILDS DEATH Yoiinc Ur Frotello Sent t BelleTn Hen pits After Belnc Robbed C T Protello aged US years the son of a vel I vet merchant In Genoa Italy was removed last night from the Broadway Central Hotel to the liikane pavilion af Bcllevuo Hospital He Is rae II I In this country as agent for bit father When in Philadelphia recently his Infant son died of diphtheria The loss of the child affected Protellos mind He got the Instruments which tho physicians had used In operating on his child and carried them about with him His wife went recently to Rlccodonnas hotel In Union Square while Protelle remained at the Broadway Central He got the Idea that he was dying of consumption and a mental expert who wan consulted by his wife advised that hn lie taken back to Italy Irotello often displayed largn amounts of money and diamonds aud an Italian physician In Worth street whom he had consulted ad vised him to put them In tho hotel safe Alter Aler handing 2500 to tho hotel cashier on Tuesday night Irotello left the hotel When he returned yesterday morning his overcoat un inlHsing and ho was badly brtihed and covered With mud He said he hal been assaulted and robbed of his overcoat In a saloon whose location he did not know The thieves also tried to take away his diamond ring hut he had swallowed it The ring was recoered with the old of an emetic and on the strength of a certificate of lunacy from the mental expert who had been consulted by hits wife Irotcllo was sent to the hospital by the Mercer street polic TllK OltEOOX SHOKT rIp Iti Receiver Wilt Not MB Chanced Yet Awhile PonTtASD Ore March 20 Judges Gilbert and Bellinger rendered A decision today in tho matter of the application of the American Loan and Trust Company of New York for a change of receivers of the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Hallway Company The Union Pacific receivers were appointed receivers on the Short Line system by tho United States Court for Wyoming and afterward br ancillary proceed judgment Incs In other today courts The Court said In giving The reasons which ore urged for tho removal of the receivers already appointed and the ap pointment of others In their stead have not been presented for the consideration of tho court for the District nf Wyoming The motion will lie denied with lee to tin applicant to renew the same after the matters herein Involved shall be submitted to the Circuit Court of the District of Wyoming I The American Loan and Trutt Company will Immediately file a motion for a change of re ceivers of the Short Line In tho Wyoming Fed eral Court HLASIIEn IV MlXKltS THKATRK A Man with s Long ttnlf Cute Mpielnl Policeman Uctulley Ten row from the stage In Miners Theatre last I night sal H man with 1 long knife In his hand Another man sitting near got nervous and bpoke to an usher The usher rent Special Policeman McLulIcy to talk to the man McCulley bent over nnd t pok to the man who thereupon turned and slashed McCulley In the left cheek rIte cut xlended dovui to Me CulleyB throat As ho started buck Police Cnplain Cnrtrlght of the KIdrldge street 0 hllnn I mid two of his policemen who were sealed Uosu by lumped UI and grabbed the man Ho was taken In tint KIdrldge street station and locked up Hn slid lit 1 Irellalon 1 Ollrlen 27 years 011 n 111 Rlnlero a7 Mad lion street On bin WHV 10 this station hn kept singing 1101 help tho Irish tho slalon tiiku the Dutch I ell McLulleys wound Is not dangerous HVTTUf AJ JHHXSHX IXJHCTKJ lltld Without Hull by Indite Moore read lug Other Indictment Sutton and Johnson the expert safe thieves who were arrested In Brooklyn on Saturday were ludlcted iterday by thu Grand Jury of Kings county for Laving burglars tools In 1 their I possession when arrested They were taken from jail and arraigned In lImo Couit of Session I before Judge Monte who took their pleas of not I utility anti remanded them I without tall fur trial Ihcilr lawyer aiktsl for no curl ski Ihe Grand Jury will probably nave ntle and Vt ry serious cliargeH to inakii against hues men Judge Moore unswrtixl Availing their net I mil fix tin dato for thtiirlii neiiLtr 111 I lnTir any aiMtliHtlon for btll at llmjirov flit stage lt thitie Iolho hup iintundfnt McKelvey tfrday Isoueil a geneml iirdir tci tln torte commending the Mink of Inrpeitnr ck1lar tutU llftei tite berucniits lisle Itiyroldn llutkc WcbcrHelll and Connors OD thvMo WcLcrUel Iht lo I r t I t f WILL OLE VELANDWEAICEN noLLAltfi 30 nOVOIlXVTH THAT HE WILL fAr 1ATRICK EOAX He Think the Hannlih oernment Will Prove to the Hnllfnetlon or the Presi dent nnd Mr Orubm that Opt froa mnn Wn n Plrnt and that lie Attempt ed to Capture the VpnnUh War ShIp Patrick Egan formerly United States Minis ter to Chill has been watching with Interest the various stories regarding the flrlns upon the Alllanva ali the correspondence with Spain about the Incldnt He takes rather a allrlcal view of the newborn Americanism of the Ad I ministration at Washington ali njs hn already dtlerts signs of wavering the part of the Chief Executive He said yesterday I nm not n belling man but If I were I would bo wllllni to wag r 51000 against a doughnut thai before n elf through with this Government andltsrep Itnbioallo the Spanish Uovrnmnt rep rcientntlve Washington will prove to the en tire satisfaction of President Cleveland and the Secretary of State that Copt Cronman was a bold pirate that he and his crew of buccaneers were about to capture and loot thu Spanish war ship anti that the only way that vessel could lv Itself from the cutch of the pirate was tu fire on the Alllanca Capt Grossman had bttr b on hla guard and If he will take friendly advice ho will re main for several months to come In that delight ful health resort Colon or as we Americans would call It Asplnwall until this storm blow over or else he may as In the case of the ur for tunal Japanese students at Shanghai flnd tint self handed over to the tender mercies of the Spanish officials for trial In Cuba of course un der tho usual guarantee from Seller Muruaga that the trial will bo a perfectly fair and just on I percelv that President Cleveland Is t great ly I dissatisfied with the glaring Inconsistencies between Capt Crossmans chart and his affi davit and that he Is I Inclined to adopt a more conservative course In dealing with Spain tItle matter And have wo mil tIme official report at the Commandante of the Cnnile de Venadlto that when he signalled the Yanke craft that vessel replied by hoisting the British rag in dead of our own thus proving herself to be a veritable pirate by sailing under false colors Any one familiar with Spanish tactics or the history of our diplomatic relallonc with Spain can foresee that Capt Grossman and the crew of the Allianca will be confronted with piles of of ficial reports counter charges and Innuendoes and nu one who has watched the blundering unAmerican course of the present Administra tion can doubt that these will all b accepted a facts especially nhen weighed In tho balance against the affidavit of a mere American Cap tain In addition to this we have a certain por tion of tho American press which probably does not count upon tho outward effect of Us policy pouring broadsides into Capt Crossiuau with as much VCOUHII H us that of the Spaniard I when he tired his shells upon biO Our politic local or personal differences should never 0 allowed t enter Into our dealings with foreign Governments I Las a Republican charge my Democratic opponents with dishonesty or corruption or any thing else the foreigner lakes the charge as applying 10 all Americans und vice versa He does not know that ninetenths of those charges arc made and accepted as merely campaign chair Above all we should be careful both Republi cans and Democratx never tu place on guard in the Presidential chair any man who Is I not thoroughly imbued with the true spirit of American nationalism 11 Kgan heartily commended the Interview cabled from Naples by exSecretary the Navy Wnltney It had the Iruu American ring In every line of IL he said Tho Alllanca sailed from this port at 1 oclock yesterday afternoon for 0101 She carried even saloon ssenpers and a cargo of general merchandise She also carries four cases of re volvers which arc consigned to perrons In Colon and for the carriage of which time Captain has a consular permit Capt Grossman declined to criticise the Prod 1 dent s remarks on his encounter with the Span lob ship All ho would say was that If ho had been summoned to Washington he could have explained the matter satisfactorily I SIAIXS RElLY SOT jfKT RECEIfED I Thn HIt Depnrtment Noting the Hurl Innc Bpntu Keep ou Oar Vccl AYAMiiNOTOK March 20 According to the officials of tim State Department no ditlnite re ply has yet been received from Spain to the de mand of Secretary Gresbam for an apology for the action of the Spanish gunboat in firing on the Alllanca The report so I persistenly made however in certain quarters thatanotherAmer Ican schooner his been fired upon and sunk by a Spanish gunboat discredited I at the depart uienl a no Information to corroborate has been received The Stale Department is at Present much Interested in noting the close sur veillance that Spain keeps upon American ves sels and It is thought by the Administration officials that this Is duo to a desire to keep In formed as to the number and strength of tne American friends of the Cuban revolutionists Minister Muruaga has already called the at tention of the department to a shipment of arms from Florida which he has reason to be lieve are to bo used In tho revolt anti his action leads the State Department officials to Inquire how far the detective system against American vessels extendsand how tar the information thus derived wi b utilized In the reply that Spain will make to tho demand of Secretary Gresham for 1 apology Tho commanders of Spanish vessels ore evidently auspicious of all eldcIUy Ulcl o ni American craft In Cuban waters and their discovery of the fact that the Alllanca hail a cargo of rifles aboard although not offered as an excuse for tiring upon her shows the closeness with which all American vessels and theircargocs are being scrutinized eerutnlzed Lawyers of experience in matters of this kind decline that notwithstanding the many cases that have arisen liuolvlnu iho duties of n I friendly power In such circumstances as now exist In this Cuban imbroglio there arc many points still open for settlement The Itata epi sode is i recalled as also tho fact thai that cato went off thu docket In a way thoroughly unsat isfactory both sides The larger questions involved were neither argued nor decided It I still remains to be determined how much of a 1 detective a Government muvt become In pro I tecting the Interests of a friendly power within Its own boundaries anti upon what evldcnco it must proceed and how far it should go orshould ll I play the part of adetectlvu at I in such mailers Should not all sucli Informa tion be gathered by the official repre sentative of the power threalenod and laid formally licfore Ihe authorities having Ibe right of action in dispersing the law breakers In the present case the official complaint of the Span i rreen Is I that this Government has taken no steps to discourage active sympathy In tills country with Ihe Cuban insurrection with many pub lie expressions of sympathy with the Cuban cause by leading newspapers rumored Cuban rendezvous all along tho lower Atlanliccoast to point to the necessity of sonic action on their jiart tho Federal authorities aolon charged have yet held their peace and let the unlawful work go on The question now In as lo whether thIs complaint Is to become official nnd how vigorously If at 1 the point will be urged ACCVSIXU nit ALLIAXCA A Havana Nrwapnper Meld Hlie lied on Hoard nn insurgent Lender HAVANA March 20ho Iiiclm aenerls that the steamship Alllanca when IIml on by the Spanish crulwr Cnndo de Veuadlln hall on boaid the t Cuban rehi1 1 general Antonio Muceo i or lilt brother Jose and that ho landed him at Sandy Hook I Header Frye Would Like to Tale Colin WASIIIMITON March 20 Senator Frye who 1 j I Is I a lending member of the SenateCoinniHIeeon Foreign Relations remarked today that he I I was almost sorry there seemed a probability of I I Spain apologizing for Iho Alllanca incident I had almint Hoped ha aid that Spain would H9ium nucli a I iirrogant and belligerent tone I Iue that It would bit nuccMiiry for this United State t to over slid hake pus te louof Cuba Wo cer tainly might tu hue that Island In order to round nut posiKssluuit bhonld he rOlool our as they 110111 and It we cannot nuy It I for unit tlmtild Ilk to I have an opportunity to acquire I it by conquest I I Htadlnc Troop to Cuba I SANTANDEII March OA detachment of troops confuting of al men started for Cuba I his morning to renorco Government torn i In that I Wand I I HAVANA March 1 The steamer Alfonso XII arrived al liuantanntno today with two battalions Barcelona ol infantry which were embarked at I j I A Necra IVomun Ljnebcd I NASIIVIIII March 20 A neirro woman I nrinixi Hcnrette Tnjlor WAS hangrd by a mob I near Petersburg Lincoln county lait night SIte l is its accused uf Imrnlng a huuee bvlunglng lu iir lo leu a tots months aIo cOIIjlnl t u 1 t t 1 i 4 rr cnunvriKs tAr UNITS A New AMoeUlloa InvIte Theta to lola lit Good Work AIBOUC the Pear At uris of the meeting of the Iolon Theologi cal Hemlnarr Alumni Club about two months ago a resolution wo Introduced by time Her Dr J W Hageman of Hlverdalc which provided for the appointment of a committee of ill to consider the feasibility of A federation of all the churches of Now York for tho nurpoie of work In the lower part of this city The resolution was adopted nnd a committee was appointed consisting of Dr HaRcman for the Episcopal Church the Her Dr W W Atlerbnrjr for tin l refbt rlan Church the leI Dr Frank Knuell for the Concrocatlonallits the tier Dr T M 1 1hllpot for the Methodists the Itcv Dr Henry M Sanders for the Haptlst ls and Dr E 1 Cou fur the Dutch Ileformcd Church The cnmmllteo reported at a meeting o r the club held last Monday The report 8 favor able to tho scheme and the request was made that a new and lancer committee tw appointed details and to to draft a plan with perfected deais enlist If possible tho cooperation of the churches not represented on tho frs com inllteo The new committee Includes the first committee the Executive Committee of the Alumni Club and three representatives of de nominations not at first represented In speaking of tho scheme last evening the Rev Dr Con said if this idea Is carried out It I will b the first union of churches for religious work eve at tempted In this country We wish t effect a federation for work throughout the city below Fourteenth street and alone the citys eastern and western borders above Fourteenth street I should be distinctly understood that I Is not the Idea to Interfere in the slightest degree with lchtlst preent denominational work In these localities Tills work Is not the establishment of churches but rather to better the condition of tin poor through dUcrlmlnntlnicharity to lift up the depraved by bringing them Into the social cfibs which will b formed for men and boys and to let a little sunshine Into the outcast life by Riving her nn opportunity to lire In honor There are two objects t b accomplished One Is I to prove thu filially of the statement sometimes made that the Church In New York irrespective of denominations Is I only for the rich The other Is to dye those persons of larire wealth who are charitably proua but who Imtcnnt denominational adulations an oppor tunity to do great good to a great number lllshop 1otter himnlready spoken In favor of tho titan for thn Kplxcopul Church and It I Is hoped tnnt lie will ho followed by the leaders of all other denominations 311K GREFXIIVT WILL CASE Sceond light Begun In the HnrrOKale Court In Brooklyn The second fight over the estate of Dr Bern hard Rreeihut who Is supposed to have disap peared from the steamship Bothnia In mid ocean during the night of Aug 22 1801 was begun In the Surrogates Court Brooklyn b fore Surrogate Abbott yesterday The evidence taken was as to Greenhuts competency to con tract a marriage with Mica Ketcham a Brook lyn woman Dr lire nn an declared that at no time prior to the marriage was Dr Ureenhut Insane He became afterward 1 came clupressed atlefyard Dr Stephen Clarke of this city Infilled that In January 1HU4 Dr Urcenhut was suffering from Incipient parcels but this effect of hit evidence was lee bened by his saying that he answered the ques tions not as a ph8lclaii but as u layman He said he hind advised Dr Ireenhut not to marry so vounita woman as Miss Ketcham Miss Eva L Jacob ll yot West Fortyfourth street this city testified that she knew Dr tireenmit before his marriage Hinttie had onco proposed marriage to her and that be talked a devoted good deal about young women to whom ho was Tins case will b continued today 1USS FIELDS DINNER DELL Bbs Searld Thieve Away with I ad Honied the Neighborhood HUXTINCTOV L I March yo Armed with 1 old dinner bell Miss Louisa Field who lives in the old Field homestead In Wall street this village put several sneak thieves to flight late the other night She was tho only one lu the house at tho time and was aroused from her sleep by the sound of voices In an sdjolnlne room She was badly frightened but knowing tbere al Inol blt was no help ttt hand the slipped out of bed and cau tiously making her way to a dlsiued rlostt brought out an oldtlmo dinner bell that was once ued 1 to call in the aria hands from the Held Then leaning out of an open Indow she set the bell going At the first few clangs there was a scampering In the house nrra two shadowy figures shot down the stairs ants out Into Ibo darkness But Miss Field kept onringing until rlnglnl allo had aroused all the nearby residents who came flocking to tho house She was finally per nDly mailed that the danger was over and she put tho bell away Several neighbors remained in the house the rest of the night and the other portion their beds of again the disturbed community sought SEnYATOn FOR 3tits JOUJTSOX Judge crier Decide that Hhe Squandered Money and Ia of Weal Mind XOIIWICH Coon March 20 Judge Carter announced this noon that he would appoint a conservator over Mrs Mary T Johnson the wealthy heiress The petition for a conserva tor was brought by her son Andrew T Johnson Judge Carter llnds that she Intrusted 10000 to a coachman without security and also 80 IOU to her physician without 1 receipt that she was In the habit of carrying thousands of dol lars about her person had squandered 45000 in three years and could not account for it I that she acted contrary to good business man agement mind and bad a wenk Inltrm and depraved lu Waller and exCongressman Ilrnndagee Mrs Johnsons counsel gave notice of appeal to the Superior Court and Died liond Juilgo Carter this afternoon appointed Dr Iatrlcl Cnssldy conservator of Mrs Johnson Mrs Johnson has left the State and her where II Hindis Is unknown Dr Cas sldy was Surgeon ieneral of Connecticut on lot Morriss staff Held Blamable for the Orchard Sttret HI eater The March Grand Jury yesterday ordered In dictments drawn against four men as a result of the collapse of the Orchard street tenement on March 1 by which live persons lost their lives Those who will bo Indicted are Timothy J 1 OrtDhliy an Inspector of the Building Depart ment John flieaves Ant Peter Comes contrac tors and William I Lennnn owner of the building All are charged with manslaughter In the second degree and are now under f 000 Coroner ball each having been arrested by order of the After the Grip A good tonic and blood pnrldor like Hoods Snrsuparlllrt Is nliolittily ncccsnary to tc btore health Komi tills letter Our experience with Hoods Sarsaparlllahaa been most satisfactory My 1 hushand and I both I had thin grip and wo found Hoods floods SarsninrlMn and Hoods Illla of Inestimable value Cs 11 Thu grip seemed to settle In Sarsaparilia 11 my eyes and caused mel great deal of trouble besides the Purifies much and weakness hoods Puries lursaparilla brought mo out 1l flu 1 all rIght and my cyos art per The I Blood lotlly well I dq not feel any had effect of tho grip and nm ulad to sny m IniHbaiid Is Clii m perfect prfot lunllh J lde n Hoods Sursnptirllln we krep Hoods I Pills In Hit house unit Ionldcr them our family mcdlcinoMrs 1 W MACK 1 Vater llle Jseiv York Get Hoods because Hoods Sarsaparilia Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently In the public eye today This S I the aeasnn when such 1 medicine Is I most nenieti because a t this lime the blood Is I full of tme IliipU cit ieu Cul Hoods Pills th trrdlnn r pill and i ma 11 1 oots Pis jttuiiy CBthartlc 30 rLtSV TOED AT TRENTON 7Jf aoritnxoit SAYH TUK antnns JUT IS VXCOXST11VT1OXAL n At In A Disapproves he nil OUInic Flher Iff the Power to Appoint Court Conitn bl5CAueuebtman Nntihom YVnnt Is Withdrew HI New York nnd New sloe ff BrIdge Illll on Aceonnt or Wicked Lhlilt pnr Di lasetheAsmbly Tnainmc Match COTlie Governor today sent Illho l I House a veto of the t Storrs Natural Ual6n bill Last year he vetoed a similar bill rite veto message h tinned on an opinion of the AttorneyGeneral that the hill Is unconstitu tional because It conflicts with lie Xaturnllra tlon law passed by Congress In that It tinder take to define which State count ahialh hat a jurisdiction on the subject of naturalization and limits hits jurisdiction to specified courts thereby depriving certain other courts of power conferred by Congress This the Attorney General holds It Is beyond the power of the Legislature to do Stato legislation cannot veal the jurisdiction In n Slate court neither can It deprive a State court of the jurisdiction con ferred by Congress The veto was laid over un til tomorrow The Kspubllcans say they will pass the bill over the vein as Massachusetts has a similar law tho constitutionality of which lies been upheld Th Governor also vetoed the NuUhorn bill giving to heriffs the appointment supervision and control of all court constables anti power to fix their fees At the last election nearly all thou counties elected Republican Sheriffs who do lire to control the constables now appointed by the Prosecutors and the presiding Judges The Governor objects to the proposed law because of the expense Involved and alto because the courts are deprived of control of the constables In attendance who may disobey and ignore the orders of the Judge If they conflict with those given by the Sheriff and thereby the order and discipline of the courts could not bo maintained The House this morning adopted this Wlnlon concurrent resolution proposing amend the Constitution by providing for biennial session of the Leglslatur Increasing the Governors term from three to four years Senators terms to four years and Assemblymens terinsto two years also the Voorhees resolu tion proposing to abolish the Lay Judges of the Court of Errors and Appeals making the Board of Pardons consist of the Governor Chief Jus tice Chancellor and AttorneyGeneral giving the Governor power to appoint the VlceChan ciilors and prescribing the practice In the higher courts Those amendments had already passed the Senate and will now b referred to the next Legislature The Republican Senators tn caucus decided to reject this nomination of Inwrrnco T I Fell of Orange Democrat as Chief Labor Inspector The vote wa unanimous Tho bill abolishing the office may not be passed and thus Fell will be allowed to serve another Sear by appoint ment after the Legislature takes a recess Tho New York anti New Jersey Bridge bill extending the time for completing the bridge over the Hudron River tics railed up In the House this afternoon when Mr Nutzhorn Its Introducer asked permission to withdraw It The request rested some excitement and ob jections were made when Mr Nutzhorn said he had understood that lobbyists had used Im proper means to hasten its passage and he wanted It withdrawn Mr ItoberUon of Pas sate opposed the request saying the company was capitalized at S40000UUO and had already spent 400000 And should be given more time Mr Klsrle wanted a committee appointed to in vestigate the charges of improper Influences but the matter was settled by recommitting the bill tq the Municipal Corporations Committee There was a fight In the Senate over the bill which authorizes physicians to incorporate as patholoilcalsocieties and to receive for dissect log purposes the unclaimed bodies of paupers and inmates of tin Stain nrison and asylums Senator Voorhees oppoted the hill suggesting list If tim physicians were so interested In fur thering science they should agree to render thelrown bodies after death to the dissecting table The bill passed by a vote of 14 to 3 and now goes to the Governor A Joint itsolution was adopted providing for the appointment of u commission tn examine the penal laws of MasKachti etts and the system of probation in operation there in the prisons The Senate ordered the cnactine clause stricken from the bill abolishing poll tax In Lssex and Hudson counties Senator Kitcham reed the passage of the bill saying that of the StuOOO levied In Etsex county but 10000 was collected i nu IIOUBO out prnviuuig lint an executions of condemned mtird rers shall take place In the State prison was defeated Bills were rmsed amending tho Voorhees Illecllvo Judiciary law so as to give each of the smaller counties a Judge revising and consnlidutlnc the game laws of the State appropriating iOOO to stock the State waters with fowl tlsh prohibiting the adulteration of cake and biscuits M ith tumeric chrome yellow substitutes for eggs or other 8Ub tancei prohibiting Newark from erecting a pest house outside the city limits without the consent of thin township authorizing Hudson county to Issue 15000 In bonds to finish Its insane asylum and authorizing the erection of monuments on Chicnmaucua and Chattanooga battle Holds to mark the position of Jersey troops The House also passed bills providing that all propeity snail ii l asses ed at Its tine value ex cepting propertY of railroad and canal com panlcb the surplus of Insurance companies and bonds and mortgages creating a commission to erect a State reformatory near Itahwuv and ap propriating 100000 for the erection of the main building and one wine providing that seven years absence shall raise a presumption of the death of a property owner making it a misdemeanor to wear the uniform of an officer of this National Guard unless connected with thin tame iiulhoririni Jersey City and Newark to spend money at the beginning the fiscal year In anticipation of taxes appropriating SI5000 for the enlargement of Morris Plains Insane Asylum The question of the protection of the Palisades wasagaln before the Sena eon Senator Wlntons bill maklnjr the Governor nnd StateComptroller a Commission to consider tho purchase nf a part of the Ialladea for a State park and giving the Commissioners full authority to act Senators Williams and Voorhees objected to giving un limited powers to the Commissioners and Senator Wlnton agreed to nn amendment direct log the Commissioners tu Investigate nnd report to thenexl Legislature The hill taut probably pass as thus amended The Legislature will finish Its work on Friday and thin Senate In vestlgatlna Committee has decided to postpone until Saturday Its next meeting The fight between Glen llldge anti Bloomfleld over the Incorporation of the former as a borough was before the House again when the two SunSto bills were considered which nullify recent laws nnd love the courts to decldo the matter After a lively discussion one of the bills was pasted bynvotoof ill to 27 and the other then passed without opposll Ion It was said that the ItepublUan County Com mltfeeof hosex County wanted them passed to prevent trouble ill the party Later In tInt day Joseph Coiilt appeared jwfore the Supreme Court and asked for a modification of the Courts order that in case llle ltCLiiiiOfl l Is In favor of Glen fudge lie new borough can elect officers at the approaching election and start Its new government Into operation rite modification was granted and the case referred Justices Depue and Llpplncott who were Inntructed to hear the arguments and give a decision within twelve p At IW evening senlon tho house nature hills classlnn as disorderly personsnll fortune tellers gamblenvagrnnts thieves and prostitutes the StorrsSlonn Hood bill enlarging hits boundn rice of Morrlnnwti making it n misdemeanor punishable by tine or imprisonment to rwnduct or to bp employed In a policy shop revising and consolidating game laws of the Mute Peital 1lnn all ncsnnenlt herciofnre made by tile Jersey C ty Street and Wnter Commissioners and time HoiiM hill appropriating 150000 hoc enlarging tho State Prison Senator Voorhees Introduced a Joint resolution providing for the appointment of three Comiiils Monet to prepare a bill proUdlng for a State later supply this Commissioners to report to thojimLeKliilatur MlXourl Purlric Director Siet The Missouri Vaclllo directors yestculny met for organization and reelected the old olllceis Tin committee to which ajas referred the tints tlon of the Issue of collateral t rust note has iiiil yet made its report U Is iimiirMood tlmt t tie proposition will be submitted tn imi I stock holders at special meellng to hu lallrd at sonic future lime Uncut Thieve In TnnUm Sneak thieve uttered the residence of B H Lane at 10 Llilngiion avenue Yonkers last night whlla HIM family was at supper nnd carried oil J100 woitti of Jewelry and othnr property Among the stuff taken were a gold waich diamond studs come money and n re tolter azon nrniii 1amIn Aniiiaartuir or FroiiiIiiiiii Piiutos lund tie K n nl our trn niuUetuurlirr tllh rfllitble I pl uaoi tt I m ixpcnciT wake lor real or eats 1 om easy terse 1 fian s rans 100 IUTI AVIUS 1 AKK jntt JAP8 AT 111K FBI HOT roar nt Their Vfnr Bhlp runlet to flays Benched Tnkn the Port ofPekln LOMXIX March 20 The Inll Vnll Uaittte this morning publishes a despatch saying that four Japanese war ships have arrived at Taktt nnd arc searching vessels them for article con traband of war The ShcnghM correspondent of the Times says Chinese scout report that they met an ad vanced detachment of Japanese twelve miles east of KinChow Gen LlnkimYl propoaes to make his ttand against them nt the HhnIIo W iii iTHNMnrch 20 Special slgnlflganco is I atlnchcd here to the appointment of Manthal Prince KotnaUu ns CommamlerlnChluf of all the Japanese armies It Is regarded as nn Indi cation that an armistice between China and Japan will bo speedily agreed upon or that Japan believes that the pence negotiation will bo speedily sclllcd Being In command of the three Japanese aynles Princ Komalsii upon a notification that hostilities wero lo cease could bring them to A close without delay The appointment of Mr MotMiRiita as Minister of Flnancn at Toklo Is believed to have bern dic tated by pound financial reasons Mr Matsngnta hold for twelve years the portfolio of Flnanio and was subsequently HID Priruo Minister of the empire He conducted Japan through some of her most Important financial history and Inaug urated the policy which led tn Hie withdrawal of her depreciated currency and the resump tion of ipeclo payment In view of the large war Indemnity which China may pay to Japan It Is neccHFary that the Japanese Minister of Finance should be an exceptionally able finan cier In order that these fund shall bo wisely and prudently managed The new Minister of War Is Gen Yamagata This Is the officer who fought the celebrated battle of Ping Yang and who returned to Japan some weeks ago on account of Illness ARMEXIAJf HORRORS More Krldcne that the Terrible Story Wn Entirely True Losnojf March 20A special reporter of the DatluXttii report on hi Inquiry Into the Ar menian outrages He says There Is abundant and unanimous evidence of the bloodlsit most fiendishly premeditated and damnably perpetrated massacre of Inno cents This I Intend to prove out of the mouths of the perpetrators themselves Th correspondent Bends from the Russian frontier under the date of Feb 28 the story which he himself elicited from a Turkish non commissioned officer This officer actIng under orders shared In tho laughter He described the revolting horrors at great length Ho has now left the army says the corre spondent and ha fled to Russia litre he Is persecuted by the infinite horror of his own thoughts and Is dying surely and rapidly 1 questioned him hires hours In the presence of responsible witnesses I was deeply Impressed with his resigned melan choly anti Invincible despair lie said that throughout the fighting he never heard of a single soldier being wounded much less killed Many Kurds were killed however especially in the earlier day of the affair DA3IAOEB FOR TUE LOST ELitE Halt of the North German Lloyd Company Acnln the Crnthle ROTTERDAM March 20The trial of the ac tion of the North German Lloyd Steamship Company against the owner of the British steamer Crat hie for damages for the loss of the steamship Elbe was called in the civil court here this morning The lawyer for the North Ger man Lloyd Company argued that the Crathle alone was responsible for the disaster In claim Ing damage for the company he held that an embargo ought to be placed on the Crathle until her owners Indemlfy the North German Lloyd for the los of the Elbe Interest and costs of the suit Included The lawyer representing the Cmathhes owners made a counterclaim of damages In view of the Injury sustained by 1 her In tho collision Ho de manded that the North German Lloyd glv se curity for the damages and coats to the amount of 24000 florins After making the formal statement he Informed the court that It had been Impossible for the defendants to prepare their case in the short time since the action was begun and asked that the trial bo postponed for eight days The request was gi anted The court sat with closed doors TXRDICT AGAIXST WHISTLER The ArtIst Badly Beaten In HI Flan with Mir WilliamEden PAnislIarch 20A decision was rendered today In the suit brought by Sir William Eden against James Whistler the artist to compel me tatter 10 aeiiver batty faen portrait ADO to pay 200 damages for having delayed the deliv ery The portrait was exhibited In the Champ de Mars Salon and when the salon closed the artist owing to a dispute over the priceof the picture refused to deliver It to Sir Williamwho thereupon Instituted proceedings When this case first came to trial Whistler said its had effaced the head In the portrait Todays de cision directs Whistler tn restore the picture and lo return Sir Williams check with Interest at live per cent The artist Is also condemned lo pay 100 damages and the cost of the pro ceedings IHE 3IOXETARY QUEBTIOX Remit rthn ltlen lon of Blmetnlllint In Berlin Losnox March 20The Vorntno Posts Ber lins correspondent says During the State Councils discussion of bi metallism Count Mlrbachs proposals for an initial understanding with France and the United Stales were not supported The opin ion prevailed that England would not move and that International bimetallism would be Impossible without her The consensus of opinion was that If the con ference should be held the only practical sub ject of Inquiry would be How is It possible to raise the price of silver without prejudice to the existing system i JIISXARCKS I31RTJIDAY Ho Salllc Ont In Spite of Weather to Me Some of the Preparation BERLIN March 20 Despite the Inclemency of the weather Prince Bismarck Inspected yester day the large hall erecting at the railroad sta tion to shelter birthday visitors He walked home and received the British Consul Schwa bach and the Emperors Adjutant Behendorff He was In excellent health and spirits He said in view of the large number of visitors he would like to liars his birthday extended over a month Thirtyfive special train have been or durtd for April 1 Opposed to Cnnndlnn Copyright LONDON March 20The Society of Author secured more than 1000 signatures to Its peti tion against Canadian copyright All this most conspicutous writers anti publishers signed It The petition is now in the hantis of Lord ltlpon Secretary of time Colonies The Steamer Cnrplo Believed to Bn Lost LONDON March 20A despatch from Seville says the Spanish steamer Carplo which sailed hence for that port on Feb 27 Is supposed to have been lost In thin recent heavy galen H Is believed that nil of her crew hate perished PrttlUcnt Fears Ilnn Grip LONDON March 20 The Mnnilna Imti cor respondent In Paris says that President Kauro has Influenza and has Lcen orderid by his phi sician to entice all engagement and rust a week The tonclunenn Grievance Another conferencewill be hold today or to morrow bet ween representatives of the Liberty Dawn Ataotiatlon of Conch Drivers the Livery Stable Keepers Aksociat Ion nnd tho Social lie form Club to consider thin demands of the loachtnun list coachmen say that they expert tn result u neil lenient of their alleged griemicro without hitting reLournu tu u strike as they only want lair wages and u rcafconablu time fur sleiiiliii mid callni lime IILori Ilaun Association will hold an open ineotin on Sunday evening to riiimujern plopoMtluii to rstabllidi a sick and death bcnvlH ulid Printer Locked Out A lockout of union printers occurred yester day In I thu t r tibll hment of Machaucr s V Lou Pill liii iOI 1asl t Thlrtienth street It I U alleged tlmt 1 liul gin pliheiul t uthoit NnS7 withdrew the union ItiUl IKCIIUIU lie I Ilnn iru ed in i nay t lie full union tcule of uugio and that thin lockout follow vil The IVcmbcr the thermometer at reirysplsrmacy Rebuilding recorded the temperature 5 e trrday a i follow em I A l list ii 11 l Jli I II gist Se HI II A M sa o ii p tin U A H 41 rut Hi i it ai 40 IV l Si l 5 n Iii lhiiiuuIgiit 4 47 s Aierate Aerar fir tartii 20 IltUt ccc as jmuiiroi roREcivr Colt lIunshlAy For Rhude lilavl C ittcul racism Vrc York testers Jvnntyfivinfaj NtwJtnty ned Mamrt laIr 051414w ntcedtd by I 1 light IHOIC on the itanntlate tviut IeCrrusk nt rtA rfy wliuU tsi i r t n flTlflflcfl t TIilLISII1li 1814 JJIP1YCO OF Newark N J1 Announco their Spring exhibit of f highclass carriagos exclusively tho product of their own works Spa cinl attention is called t their light two and four passenger vchi clos hung on tho Qniuby spring 1 which riM boon pronounced tho onaioBtriding and most comfortnblo spring in existenceby their numer ous patrons who have tested it Showroojns and ShowrooJs manufactory oo cupy tho block opposite tho Broad at station of tho D L and W It U 350 HORSES Al clao ant grades Including too flntelsst heavy draugbt horses weighing from 1400 to lhOO coundi At I H DAHLMAN3 Auto Sale cud CommIssion Stable 0 COO zoT SOS O 810 211 18 C14 Kit ICO Eat 84th nt Between Ad nd Ud eve New Tork Did you attend mr ifonctayssatn It yon did you law a grand lot of horses told In quick time and Btlowprlcei You can see a repetition tme nt thing today I have another selection of the elm grades and quality at your own flmirei which mot the remarkably low prices Alt horses told without reserve Ir you a In need of a bone now II l lbs time Dt 1m to buy A tbour guarantee goes with every horse ua Coach Horses Trotters Saddle Horses Cobs Hey Draught Express General Pur pose and Railroad Horses Consigned by OEO TARIUS BellTille Ohio JAI DEAN Wabash lad J BUIIK1IAKDT a mm Ashland Oho S J KOCHE1MEU Akron Ohio DACOX nnos Kansas 1 WSI ANDREWS Droeton HI The above Hit contains a number of newconslfmora Call and inspect tim stork Your flnt purchase will suit you and will 1 pleano your friends You cOO i make any mistake at my afeir Satisfaction guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded Combination Sale Bulletin See Sundays papers for full particulars I retarding my grand hluerlbl combination sale I of the highest f class high knee acting coach hones cobs and uddla hones trotters and pan direct from the farms and fresh from the country Entries now closed and catalogue In print Bad your address and you will receive one by mall I H DAHLMAN AUCTIONEER TeleJboo Dt lath AtCIONEEB AT AliCTIONTHIS DAY ASP EVENING 1 PETER C KEjTLoOO A COS Eighteenth Annual Special Combination Sale or TROTTING STOCK And Harness Hones lRrDe Consigned tiy 1rnmlnent Jon and Owners Holiday Tuesday Wednesday aiid Thursday March Xarb is I 11 m litl gUnY DAYS and EVES1NDS Madison Square Garden Suar OrtD New York comnienolnp each morning at 10 oclock and each evening at 710 liy electric light oclok On the fourth day Thursday March 21 the larger g 0 1 Irhaa from A hrh Ulgliutown If L IV 1 Itedtnond and William H llalsted Now York Samuel nklns and Our Miller Che t rJV other owners send many fine driving pain and slnglo bones for rood and track dr richly bred breeding tokPETER PETER c KELLOGG CO Auctioneer 107 John 8L New York BPJSINKIINO WAGoNS MPKINKIINB VAGONBII WE HAVE TIE IAIEST AM BEST PATENTS SEND tOR CATA1 OOUK AND PKICfcS IATENT tVEBTCBFIEinM 01 Thompson t IOH SALEA bargain 6seat wagonette made by 1 Demarrst A Co In use only short time can be city eon aUt M 1 BTIVKHSS 14 I East S 1st St New York TUHEftAKER STREET 8PRINKLERR Superiority supreme satisfaction no holes to clog with dirt Farm and business wagons 28S Canal U DOCTORED THE FIGURES Speculator Couldnt Win In Thin Mining Stock Exchange ST Louis Mo March 20 Papers were pr pared today in a suit by A Royr against Thomas Walsh and Louis A CelIa proprietor of a Mining Stock Exchange to recover monet lost Royer says he discovered by accident that the quotations were manipulated by concealed confederates making It Impossible for bettor to win I tt support of this statement William Mitch ell a carpenter today said he was employed by Walsh and Celia to build a platform in the base ment of their Exchange Upon this platform Mitchell says directly under the dummy taps ticker In the room above sat a man with a type writer from whose machine the tape extended through the floor and ticker When desired electric signals were elven from the brokers above and figures were printed to suit The place is now closed A Harlem Flat Bobbed Burglar gained access to the flat of Charley Baum at 1414 Fifth avenue on Monday after noon and stole over 1100 worth of diamond watches and silverware Mr Uaums two children had 73 In a toy say Ings bank which they had saved up to buy bicycle The bank was broken open and the money taken pi OTHERS JL A recovering from t the ine at tending child birth or who suf Ter from the ef I fects disorders derangements and displace I ments of the wo manly organs will find relief and a permanent cure in Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Taken during pregnancy the Prescription t HAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY by preparing the system for parturition thus assisting Nature and shortening labor t The painful ordeal IlorenlnF birth is robbed of its terrors and the L dangers thereof greatly lessened to both mother and child The period of confine ment is aIm greatly shortened the mother strengthened and built up and an anr abundant secretion of nourishment for the child promoted If THE MARRIED WOMAN be delicate rundown or overworked it worries her husband as well as herself This is the time to build proper tlle buill up her strength and cure those weaknesses or ailments which are the cause of her trouble Dr Pierces Favorite Present Faorte ton dispels aches ami pains melancholy anil nervousness brings refreshing sleep and makes a new woman of her Mm ARK AM I vox of tenants Jtffiruon CoN I J write I hit bec 1aHJj suffering Ion iilmatlnn r Ikrralol suit falliiiKof the womb 1 for several vcars or since Hi birth fit nynunirrit m child I consulted all the pliyolclans around here I and they gave me upnml said nl there was no help for me At tail almost dlncour aged I began taking Dr f1 Pierces Ijivnrie Pre I scription and took live l bottles UlsthreejearsW since and I have not hndiV any return of thtrouble f I feel very grateful nnd In fact owe soil my life MRIi ION for I do tiot thlnl should hate been auto DO Ul bad not taken your medicine e J

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1 jIW oi r ii ffi IIfII l I W IiW w W 1 w i THE SUN THURSAY MARCH 21 1805 a J POLICE JUSTICES BILL i JT JH SO IOXOKK A ItfXCIAL yEmEn is ran IE11ILt O Account ef Mistake la I the PiInline I 1 Placed U the K nIr Ore or HtilneTh nil toolldtlim the Ieno Tilde Cud Actor Ilhrrle rd In III AwW Mveys BUI lnrrnll C the NnUrlesi or the New York Firemen Pro r Mid In thc HtBBt An r o IOBC Hf h Ic I Which Mnyor Htroaa WBB AlUtked by Henlor ItUri Aad nedo b 1100 litiydO8uIIlvn AIIISNV March l The Assembly session this morning wn i opened with prayer by 1 Coikn yC ptaIH of Ih Shotlon Army lilt Irt Ie glimpse of tho land of the free and the home of thC brax mini hove been very recently enjoyed The other feature of the opening a tli clrcoUtlnn ot photographs of Lawson taken with American flag lS a background The purpose of superimposing Lawsons breadth and hits v Me smile upon till back ground la to cele brate his connection with the Foreign Flag o lull He made I his bill by scraxvllnghls name m It and dropping It In the slot of the legisla tive machine Some of the recipients of this pictured tableau of patriotism m and Lawson were highly flattered One of them prorantly la bled It Lumper Lawson and put It away In I lilt desk a though b considered It a verita ble treasure of art Tho 1 expectation of an Interesting discussion on the Sen York Police Justices bill on special order I disappointed the error In Its printinG which has excited the reformers since Monday night and Inch made It necessary to print It oxer was the Impediment to Its being taken up Tun mistake mado by the clerk of course anil not by the printer Unas of similar char iter to that discovered In the Albany Police till by Mr Ten Kjck which materially helped him In nrcanllnB Republican opposition to the ultraDames character of proposed measure Mr Paxey in his sorrowful remarks about this mistake In the bill said that there xx as no n reason why it should remain 1 special order and moved to hare It nut In its place on the rcg ear order of business lar orler Mr Alnswnrth was rather late In getting to the House I was on account of his great pres Hire of business and not on account of any elicit of jesterdays pugnacious proceedings Three uf Ills bills were nt the head of tho second read Ing calendar and tho Speaker with exaggerated amiability Indulged In his behalf in the legis lath fiction Tho gentleman from Oswego moves this bill to third reading Just the same as though he was present The Speaker will be I watched by Aln worths friends for further In dications of a desire to repair the Injury of his lleht of yesterday In putting the OGmdv tern poraril In the saddle of the leader while the Utter I was present and on the floor Among Ainsxxorths bills thus politely sent along by the sometimes diplomatic Speaker was that providing for the study In tho public schools of the nature and effects of alcoholic drinks and other narcotics in connection with physiology an hygiene Dr Brushs bill amending the civil service law l In the Interest of veterans afforded Mr Foley an opportunity to call attention to tho absence of any such prox Islon In tho bill favored by tho majority to give the Commissioner of Mreet Cleaning In New York fuller power to discharge employees than hc enjoys even under his own remarkable dl coerles a to conspiracy and Intentional apathy among those he desires to get rid of Mr Foley said that the Republican bUG bbowed different colors in every different light In which It was seen He assured the ma Jor x however that neither the people nor the t veterans were to be fooled I The bill repealing the Queen City Gas Com I pany act of last j ear was attacked bv Mr Foley who with Mr Norton said That they were in clined to till1 thai the admitted effect of the acL In reduciui the Ire of gnu In Iliiffalo wa A I IO i cnouhh reneon for keeping It on the statute book Mr Nclon added for the benefit of a I Lenucrat who had ranged himself at the side C Altitwortli In suoport of the repeal that he 1 i would not ce titluenccd by the action of any Drmocrit who thinks that lie Is better than the others of Ills parts Tlio repeal bill cassod the Assembly n f sl Ins Ml I the bill pioxidlnc tn the consolidation of the Astor Lon ox and 1 ilden libraries was reported from thr Wa1 and Mentis Commltteo and rsed This la I tbe only bill yet precntcd with inn n tme o Speaker Fish on as sponsor The senate was a rather listless body today Ilio majority was apparently overshadowed by the realization that a caucus was on hand for tie t nltci noun and ill siumed to he mote con lernd as to that antI only Mtguely Interested In the regular censloil ljr i aries K MrDonilda 1 nomination as Commissioner In Lunney ascnnllrincd Hie Paxey bill Increiulng thin salaries nl the New York nlrmol a fussed over Tie Dem orratlc eiistors were In favor or It as a matter of right and because the inciiliers of the re f htn force of which the city Is I so ln tly proud decr u thin increase Somu of thin He jiiiMleiins WIO In tall nf it I t too lie bill I baa Kin liKiktd 1 after to vine exttTit up here by Fire I nmmlsiloner hhcllleld both before nd since Ills appointment HiKadvocicy has bern that of a n aduitato with his let In his poikit Tho I nonij oat coiitriI itetl lir the uniformed force of the rank nf firemen The amend Mrt In relation to the hlghrr oKUern was the work nt the wondvifnl West lifter statesman Uobertsuii Ills cllrnl ore Its otticera affected His devotion to them ntiul ilifeatcd the hill Another compllratlon In runnrctlmi with tho measure Wa thu Idler of Mijur trniiK to thcOUrindy nn tho Assimblj i1i irlilcli that uentlcmnn allcctrd tn believe fO 8 i utterance against Ibis bill although it iiu1 tliri 1 unssed out of the liands of tin APKIMII II lit I I tlireiitfiud I to rrrnll I It and the filfniM dfllii lnclt4Uro are iiuvlnccd 1 that this was an olilrinr that ccTtnln legislator who are not In Albany for their health wre anxious to get the Jot bill liick to pen what was In It for them cnatiir Oonuor ii tl point eimind and loft f tumbling for the iHnifltof tim galleries on the prrtince of talking about home rule lIe I coolly I nMUintil tu object u the measure on 0ount of lin niamlntor provision if Incrensrd pulaneK lit who 11 voted to tako thin er munagement of iltii s mil departments Into tho hands of urn tuns of the legislaturo atfectrd lo think that hi I liml no business to Yule on t he hUrst ion of tho iur nfn Now York llrimin Ho also wanted ti Lois wliut homo ruin really meant In tliN rtji ii litI her It meant that Ihn I matter should IB eltlf l by the JIaor or tlie Fire Colnnhh iincrs or the Hoard nt Appoi llonmeiil lie ad 1 lultifd that he dlu not know much about New liil k anynay inntur Bradley said that Senator Cantor support IC the bill was not consistent with his mimic nn other Increase of salary bills and ho UUrtl his iiancls In holy horror over thin ugly ruinnrs ho had hoard about the Influences that l err iclltd on to get support for the bill hIlton l antor surprt action was In lino Jitlitho I widhes of the local authorities a It hint limn Icfou and he was sntldtled to leave ltled tl deciIoii l I to Its correctness in the handh ot outer JitdgcH than the JIIr8 tlaliho Brooklyn Senutor nutor rrconnor reiterated hlsijuetlon about Jwlinnie rule and declared thou it was the all 1 I right ot iho enate to govern every Inch of ter tOllvrrn ritT in tlm state of New York natorOMillUnn paid his respects to OCon Jr on the reiterated Inquiry He said It was a deigbt0j thing 10 ere the henator acknowledge hits Kuluon of ignorance In retard to tho prin Hsur home rule The recent tactics of the nloJorlt i under his leadership showed that It WI Proper for him to ask for ndellnltlon of delnlton ttltrl Senator Otllhhyan said ho would b i lah i to meet him and answer the question in i iine tloii with tile police bills tu be considered wniiirinw morning It would bo interesting to ew how far tie would go nlonir IntoreAtnlt ot ht i 110 rile which liifiint to give the people of lila cit nhut they wanted unit Ihe LhleoI Tho itiitjiun is i amusIng continued the bcnator totii is tho taw the genius reform 10 out lii its irlie and glury from this chamber last 1Ctsr io KM the poor brilraggled thing return hrtrIrI11 tllnl l 1 to its leglnlutlvu roost ixlth Its nrck In I 1111 It 1 interesting to natili the sprctaclu or lr h cii yllr milan I festal 1111 If biotlieriy love llliilg Ihr devoteil servants of inform who are lloal tailing on ea1 othor leol tudiiy Vlth the rlIIlo Oil the necks It Is beutful o I e the jOy j with hldl the Cflntetflhihate time ivl rh I f rClnrm going In under the bands of iil 4hiiIcjll tram lruivkhince anii Democrats ImvIIne nrort 111111 I 3Iolh I Is I 010111 Yet to ue the t tltlll from flroollym lutist umu the comm lroollYI If611L 1 Cal IhltlUnlulels hmini right or wrollg 11m II lklor laroldl Which aentcman IIhl wrOfl n03Or o ulllvan Oh not you You are cot S a nelidute fur canonization I lie lnnllaton I le 1Ialor enl on t express his conviction I m nfln1 who are on duty txxniyotie UUL or twent four and c Tini 5 havo only one day Un liii allould V et V Inneao ot bUY fiyBuTd C tuy saId thai OConnor was apnar fail trhhI 10 put a very UW larle question In I icr aUlallealro whieji bu Insisted on talk I 11 fn4r rile 1mm llle case In tile lilte M imr II tlo mate of th in lblUI tomorrow the ienatr could make inp lWillrfnB I h making the ground llmt i laklnl t Jround kinirnTe I OUI be governed b the principle of 11 Ih mn tIme R a mater of logic and erIIOI Ine It was Iltl Hl crj iMtiU llall t time home rul Inecci Present eu t lui Iiit tie1 uniKJnltfa lalloltlhlch of Its lr nenco lenca under tie tonntltutlunal provision giving the Mayor a heating and t power on such measures Senator OConnors solicitude olclLure about this part of the question was simply funny Senator Cluy assured him that he had the iersonal word of time Mayor a 10 hIs ap Ilrov1 oC the bill Furthermore ho called at tention t the fact that Mr Sheffield tho sup posed author and certain advocate of the bill had since Its Introduction been mado I Fir Commissioner by time Mayor and had not been BfTiMed In his approval of it by his new official station Senator flames made n labored attack on 1 Mayor strong and Senators Guy and OSulllvnn defended him The bill was progressed bi 1 rolrrpsed Mr Mortons Antispan lild was reported fuxornbly today but WI reiommlllid on Sena tor Rainess motion for I hearing next Tuevlav Senator Cantor has recelxed communications troll the New York and Manhattan Athlettu clubs with reference to the bill and a hearing wIll be given their repriscntntlves The bill passed the Assemblysomotline agnHnd amends section 41Hof the Penal Code to read as folloxxs in lio 41H Irlre nthtlnKnnil ipixrrlnz eihlliltlont I cluIng 1 li therein iti A pcrnon xxhn xxllhln this I Male engages In InMlgstes nliti emournnri I ilmn 1 any net tn further a contention or light without xveapoim between two or more pernonii or a flRht connnnnt altoil i a ring or prlre flKtit either xitthtn or without time Klal or who iimavis In apiiblleor prlxale spar ring exhibition with or xvlitioiil Ktovr within the state at which an ailnilNftlon fee 1 Is I charged or re echoed either illrcetlv or Indirectly or who sends o piihlUheiichallrnuo for such contention I exhibition I t in rlKbt t ehrrlei or ilellx I era iui h a ehallrniie I or sc itpuuuc or trains or assists any IKT OII In training or pri parlnitfor such conteutlou exhibition or fight II gulltr or a mlidemeanor The CommIttee on Hanks reported favorably Senator Kllburns compelling savings banks and banks of discount to have separate Hoards of Director and proxldlng that banks char tered herenftrr cannot do both branches busi ness In same building Senator OConnor Judicial Department bill was amend so as to make it constitutional and ordered printed When Senator Cantors bill appropriating 10000 for the tchool ship St I Mary and 1 turn ing oxer time nautical school t the Male was reached It was attacked by Senator Raines Hu demanded I full Matcment of tho cost of miilntenancc Ac of thu nautical school before the bill In parsed and tho expense of the nnutl paft cal school cuddled on the Stale The bill was laid aside Ibe school Is I DOW maintained by New York city rt Senator Reynolds bad recommit ted MrWrnys bill prohibiting members of hit I brookl n School Hoard from holding any other office Ho read I long letter from the President of time Hoard of Kilnotion i ailing the bill n pernicious measure and aniertlii that It was aimed at Wm J 1 L nch who U I empocd In the Count Clerks ofllie here I xxns no objection to sending tho bill back The Assembly Committee on General Laws gave I hearing thla afternoon on the Andrew bill compelling the cloning of barber shops on Sunday Delegations In favor of the bill wee unl cities of the present from many of the large eiles Mate A delegation from New York city fa xored the bill if nu amendment was Inserted al l loxxltig barber shops to remain open until 1 oclock on Sundajs In New York cltx Mr Paxey offered u substItute bill to meet time objection Ine I ubsltl bi jection of the Noxv York barbers und Ibis bill will probably be icporled favorably Three bills xvero passed In tho Senate Senator Snielzers nlo Inl time State l Sup rlntend emit of llKtrullon III act xxlirn there Is n tie In the trustees of a itlMrh l Senator O Connor s aiithorliltiR Court of Appeal liiitlni to alt In 111111 rame tsSel xxlioro they are pnltej linldeis senator 1arsousVcreating teachers trilnlnzcUMel In the Mite bin J II cl hark anthorlrlng the taxlneof lileyelu allloIlnl 10 IllMaaara county to ire to n fnncl to lay l out II IJ e all for xheehi en atone public lilKiiixiiTa These blls xxero passed In tile Assembly SIr hiruima compelling lh prefrrenee of veteran oC the hate liar II heli ervlee appointiiietits Mr Armstrong s for the tttablldimonl of tree pub llo UrInals In cities and villages Mr I H h hull to reliiiliiiriB brooklyn nremon for uniform itroxert tn erxlee Mr Mum cr111 miming that teachers uliall be exam 1114 t Iu the branches In whIch they teaih Mr Frlly l lo enable the Hoard of Ettlmate of Hrooklxii lo iletermlne ileneleiHlcs In the Twenty ninth Thlrilcth anl Thlrij flr t xxanln anltopru I x Ide 1 means for payliiK elailus asalnt such wants Jlr F VSchiilr 5 proxlillnit I mat Street iiirfnce rail roads In hrcoklyn nanll pay one tlilnl of expense of leravlnc streets upon which I they oiierate hrScanhona tu improve cerium hUhxv y In kings com v lnneXproxIilliit for ballot by tow to Iniproiments fr 1 E C SlewaI aiithnrljlng svinn 01 eiersns to parade nn Decoration Hay with firearms Mr Alniworlhn tni lillln ninrmtllu Ibo cnninll datnl whool hew bx provlalliB for time rote hx citiZens nr a school ilmilrt fui IniproxeiiieiitH and for Keeping a reeonl of the tane Thee his were introduced Ilv senator Mnlllncilvlnc the CommlMtonpr of Ao eoiinti of New York city an uilulllcinnl SIliOOOil hU I iteoartinentA x ear to enable them to iute that theSrw York city I senator Robertson To eiteml tho iKiundnrle of the city and enmity of Nexx Vor MJ a3 to Include park lanils belonging tn the city iving In I the county of il estchester Ir prnvirfes tnnt aim that territory now inrnprliFd within the limits or time towns nf Xest t healer fast Chester end Ielham In the county nf estchentei tying within thn bounitarle nf 1elhani hay IarU Iironx Inrk ami Bronx anti ivllmin 1nrlt Kaxand lung 4flilttcrly of the utrthern lounilarlen I of the ftanie n Including i ne iH rtlon nf inch IOWIIH I tug mtde nf 11117 Ineorporutit village mini t hlorlorht Routheny nf a line ilraxxn from I lie lolnt here the tliirttierl I line of CI tllx uf ev lork lueetH I lie entre Inc nf the Ilrnux River lo tim middle of his ehaunel lntwen Hunter nnct lien thlnncls In Long Iftlaiul Vnind an1 1 Including lie Inland known as City Island 11111 Hart Inland wit ii the Inhabitants tlierHii shall IH annexed to the Tweuty fourth ward orSew Yuri city Al r a Dill prox Idlnjr that between the hours of 7 mund II t XIAM ilalty I except r Stiminya rind legal liohday but lniludtliKSalilrda the N w ork Central al1 Hud POII KtM I ItullroHil Lonian and thin Manhattan Hal wax Company thall ut inch rcuinnahle Internals witnln Kiild holmes as the uianiiguinent of tIle le flpectlteinmpante may asree upnn run smut operate mint lens than ihreo solid passenger trains eompnseituf not len than four pUHseiiKer lara to tacli train from cIty nqiiare Inlheelly n onkeri NX sin IIMh Klreeeanrt the Mnth atenue mine o the Manhattan Jnllw eumpantolteiinr Street In iheeli nf New ork and Htartlng from llecinr alreel betwren the hour tl and il 1 M L dally an afnrrsalil nt lllcn I rca satiable Intervals within ni h hOI ttitt railroad cnni pOlio shahi run and otttraie not loss than i three nnltd paixiiikir train from Iteelur sheet ilimn sail flier the rnnlestali mien trnlnN hill I what aro enni inonly called exprn trains and the schedule rtme betxxien the frnilnl khall lint exceed thfty mluille henatnrChllds Xniendlon charier of vlllaee of Col loge Point hold alto relixtlvutu 1 water auppty for Collec Senator I nv Heriulrlng plumbers to regIster I In thn omen nf time Lcpartniitit 1 r f HnlldlnRHln Xexv nrkclt natnr Parker Pro Idlnir for enforcing cnttrctlnn of taxes lea Ie l on certain corporation fur ttujupporl of the t Ilink liepirtluenl Mr Iliillard Alluvtlnx done cutter pailim stone cutler cud hloek breakers atti jllarrineu to flln no ttcf of lieu for nervlees perfnrnn1 UT Wild Irteasltu from taxatIon tho property of Ibe XlicrVm Flue I Arts M lety of Ne A 1 org ity xr IIIIrl11 the loniniliilnncr ut the KIlts IVinu if 1 1r Mnllhtlrs to cMahllih In Sow Ymk iliy ft free put lie emnlojment oflicilor retch V IDU ullnppluntlnni fur el labor I nn Ike putt t onl tlinta luuk hilt einployinent and nil applleatloiis for help en tho part nf those uhsl chug In mplny labor uIJiI nf neb a pllcatlnns slush bi tthntuh anddli trlliute 1 tire 1 thniiAnlid i dnllara 19 apprni rlnted 1hi titerliitei ilen of Ihe onlie is l lo revolve a tatary uf SlOU and no tees whall itt t iiuirwiL I eaJ Mr IVrex Applying the pros iihusn of the rallrnnd law xxldcli nllomi lie rear anlzixtton or railroad cnniimile tn rallrnaija Incnrpoiatcil I In oilier States enllIIlo xir h mInd titm IlovlrlUiK dial Ihelprnxlilnnsof I 1 Ie tlnns r 4Sx li I 481 l and 4Ht iif the Nex York Cnninlldatlou m et hal lint apply In time kei plnu by shy IffoiiAed jhnrmnelKtor clruffttlnl of any explnMrq ehinlea clrue or ul iuice nfeireilto In thute in tlutu I tr illpa oi 1Ilnl lhosupprvlion of Ilieconnlrur linn r sheds on Nexv York city dork entirely to Iho l oik fiepartmcur The Senate Cities Committee decided this af ternoon to report faxorably tho bill providing for the tilvisirin of the Department of Charities and Correction nf New York city Into a Depart ment nf Public Charities and a Deinrtment of Correction and placing each department under the control of cne Commissioner Iw or lnus Atniy March SOIho following bills han become laws Atithnrllii ilreenrort purchase the property of the Ureeniinrt Vatir Com pO IY Ir hung ur Ihe use of teams and vehicles by New York pnlll rliicll cases Stay ii on appeal to the Court of Appeal In criminal For tlm expenditure ibis year of nn additional 200 lomb uimn time milks and path In lUvervlde Drlvn lielv York city IfK Ilat time COIIIInnt of Street lnupromo flmimja of I im Tuemmt7thhi I Ii smith I 1 usetitytoimrti I ii l of time city mif New ork i n rlIMrn rr itiotmttms t lay 011 antI establish is grminui onlnfi alrl onnr 1111 omit mm mush Illf Uoo IINI rlall rlliol tratmevcrueiy titmtertmemmth sileti Ioulor1 slid comm COl course in Ire CUT or New York AuthnrlliiB thus eiv York City Koard of Fitlniala and Apporiluiuneut In pay time exhuenass I of Ueferea Johtm ir 1 Union I and Bfrnnnniphcr Janice SI I Ilium In nnne ttnn with the hoIP agaliift District Allorney telli not New York count AiithorlliiK HimhloB to raise nioiicyn to support In mates Of this hospital and illiipeiibary uf time luwu ut Hunlilnit Denier IHitllllnK und Illatrlbntlnc Cam P u AIDANV March 0Tho Dealers Distilling and Distributing Company was Incorporated with the Secretary of Htate today with a cap ital nf 101000 The objects the company are the buying selling nnd distributing of spirits and alcohol the buying selling sod 01 cratIng of dlotllleiles to carryon the business of rectifiers rattle feeders xc The rrelnre ctle tedr companys principal olllco will be 1 In Nexv Vork city rime dIrectors am Julius Man no ItooJ vtttacli Caleb M Hlllman Hubert I IJiichanati and Luther Uemerson of New York city Mr Wai lach nulHcrlhea for bill of the I 1000 shares of capital stock He is n Vall street attorney I lLeaaeiOn Ripllt to Itxotrt Criticisms Tliaddeus D Kenncson oC the CommIttee of Ten whoso Iollco bills have been poverty criti cised by Senator Lexoxv issued a statement ei terday to sncvv that the Senators criticisms must liu born nf Ignuranc for they xvero made against Provltlon of existing laws which It Is proposed tu robnatt In this bill D iaocri llo fouciii at N ew Roebll NEW Itoriirt 17 March 0The Demociati held a caucus hero last night Four iiundret and BX votes were cut of which the ticket beaded by Joseph Y Gahan Postmaster of Davids Island for AskeMnr received 5 xntcn and was declared the choice of the caucus Iohn bhcohan seas elided Count Comuillleemau beating Ueurko C Koto by 3U otcs elnn PRIMING THE GRAND iJURV I PAflKfltlRRr ANY ma ttsit norxn Jl AJIOUT IIS HOOV ALL DAT No Mr ladlelmeal Tel but the Daclar Hold PorUnt on ConfereBC Had III Agents Slave Another Mystery e hand Col 1 r llonK Will la Iervon Prnnceut the Indicted Police OM elat SnplIlirnc Bembllnic HI Decimated Force Dr tarklmrst former Surrogate Rollins and Austin I Fox sundial counsel to the Ocr and Tcrmlner rand Jury and Assistant District Attorney Lindsay had I long conference In the lattera office late yesterday afternoon I was undoubtedly prearranged anti it may turn out that Dr Parkhurst has now evidence against some official which ho dcMrca the Iraudlury to InvestIgate Tho nature of the conference could not b learned A all who took part In It declined to say a word afterward Dr Irk hurst wes asked I the conference was nf im portance Ho Rln an equivocal answer He declined to tell whether or not ho vrvs going to have George J Gould summoned before the Grand Jury There was a comparatively quiet air around tho Grand Jury room and the Court of Oyer and Tcrmlner yesterday after the exciting events of Monday and Tuesday None of the Indicted officials was to be seen and there was an ab sence of that interesting activity which marked the flist flays ot the week The members of tho Grand Jury xvero somewhat late In getting around It was believed that the Grand July continued Its Investigation of the Tiro Depart ment although Henry AVlnthrop Gray exllro Commissioner wan not present Several per sons thought to be connected with or having a knowledge of the Fire Department entered tho Grand Jury room There were also on hand a number of penons supposed to lie votern In the Twentyseventh election district of the Thirteenth Assembly district who wcro apparent wanted to testify as to the charges mlle by tho Good Govern ment clubmen against exPolice Commissioner John C Sheehan At the last election he A accused of advising voters to Ignore the amend ment ballots Sexeialof tho witnesses carried long books cnrefnlly wrapped up which may have been the registry books of the district The Parkhurst agents have another mystery This time Agents Whitney Icmmon Angel Dennett and the crook Silver Is were accom panied by n darkex ed young woman with a Jell h cast of features Ilsi a talking ear nestly to her In the corridor when Mr Perkins who Is Assistant District Attorney Lindsays confidential man appealed suddenly und told hiss In rather sharp terms that the wit nets was In tho hands of the District Attorney and ho wanted outside interference anl no Agent Whitney said that tie Parkhurst agents were not through wIth the Jacob and McManns mat ter yet although ho could not tell of any new developments in the case JI A salt with con sldei able blunter that he was going to how up the record of the detectives for five years past He has spent nearly all of that time in Jail Iut before the Jrand Jury adjourned at 110 oclock five women anti seen men left tlio room and passed out of the building Tho Parlhiurst agents left the building with them conversing as they walked along Justice Ingraham came into the Court of Oyer and Tennlner Just long enough to adjourn court until 10 oclock this morning when the Indicted police official will be called upon to plead It isixpectod that exCapt Meplienson xxho aid not appear on lucsday xxlll ho present this morning He Is out on 11000 ball and no arrant was ltiutd tor his arre t All of tIn accused except Capt Price have secured counsel nnd there will be a conference today between all the lawyers for time defence Inspector Mclaughlin is represented by Friend House who also appear for Capts Slcbcrt Donohue ali exW ned Man Glennon Col Ed ward C tmumes J Is counsel forCapt Dexerj and Louis J J Grant appear for exWard Man hill ExCapt Carpenter has not nnnuunce l his cininsilai jet t It la i believed that Mepbensoi xvill try to get Gen Ilenjamin F Tracy to act a counsel for lilri Against this array COol Fellows xxlll appear as prosecutor He announced this xcsterdar and all that uxhurrogata Kolllns and Austin II Fox would act as associate counsel Col Fellows said that bo did not believe that he would have to call in any of his staff although Mr Llnd ay may assist I was said that all iif the Indlel official would plead not guilty and that ex er effort would be made lo ciuash the Indictments by demurrers Police Commissioner Andrews 3 askrd yes terday if the rule relating to the suspension of indicted police official Old prevail In the future He said that it certainly would It lie I couH accomplish It With regard to Capt tchmittherger who although Indicted con tinues In command of the precinct he said that that casa originated before ho came Into tlio department Tho action of the Commissioner In suspending lunpector McLnughlin and Capts Price Donahue Siebert and Murphy from duty has still further cnpplu the de partment which for som time liai been short of commanding officers Commissioner Andrews saul xesteiday that time force was In a timidly de moralized Mute and that something ought to b done Immediately to relieve It here ure nearly ItOO xncauclrs among the patrolmen and thir teen precIncts ore In command of Sergeants Indcr thi new regulations of the Civil enlcj Commiiisioners onlv len appointments of patrol g I irIP men can he made at om time This I will make the process of filling vacancies very Blow Mipnrlntendent lijnie declined xesterday to maln any icply to tIme statement given out by President Martin on luesday In xxhlch hn saU that the Superintendent while a member of the Civil Service Ksamlnlni Hoard examined and I rated time paper o applicants ali that appoint ments all promotions were mad substantially on his recommendation Regarding the va cancy of time once of Chief of the Detective Iltireau the Superintendent said ho had not de cided bother or not he should put anybody In command It was Inspector McLaughllni dally custom to take charge of the Wall strict annex of tho bureau hit since lila imulapejitloti Superintendent hymns has detailed Inspectcr Williams to that duty The superintendent seems to have taken charge of the Detoctlxe Ilurraii himself temporallly He signed the returns yesterday morning I was learned last evening that the uperfnten dent had changed some of tliedelertixes nrmind and assigned them to duties other thin thoso they havo linen detailed to I for somu thou past tme 181 Hideclined to give any rraton for this further than to say that he a straightening later out Before he made the changes ho sum moned nil the Ilecth es Into tim drtrctlve bu reau and hulked 10 them for somti time Al 1 together Superintendent Hymns had n his day of It In limo morning ho I called 1 the precinct commanderstoHrndnoartersiind tvlkol to cacti of thor eparnttly He doc lined to I H iy any thing about this proceeding further than that Chits subject of the t consultation xx U In relation to the discipline nf time force reatol Inspector MuLaughlin iiillid at Hondqunrtrrs nnd had a brief Interxlew iahUm time Superin I tendent Ho was omnilinlratUe KxCap 10 ltI taln CIISH and his former ward man fienrge Smith also called heir 1 visIt In I supposed to haxt been In I rufrrenca to their t relnstatemont Nothing could be Inirnid cMinliiy regarding tho I tl Ion Indictment which the lirand Jury 1 held hal k on Mondax l hit U i N I itch itvcmt I hmmy ceo hell olerhnuld becniisu of tho Gen irHrlerm drcislon I in the cnseof Capt Cioss I Jiosc that xxere handed In lire believed lo be without n flaw and mire aid to havo been ren dered on tcHtlmony which is corroborated and I good deal of which was not adduced before the Leiuw committee To Advocate B New Ballot Reform Bill Delegations representing the Good Govern ment clubs and tie City Club will go to Albany today to appear before the HenMe Judiciary Committee In favor of 1 new ballot reform bill The Goo Goon are Preble Tucker Isaac H Klein Deforest Grant and L I J Coloman The City Club representatives aro Ilaudlnot Keith Clr Ham M 1 Ivlns Perclval Knuutli W G Dam inlck Luavitt H 1 l Dining W A short and J brooks Iadlaus Home nilodlaB Bill Mutilated lIUAIIIJ fi March uP Die State 10us i Custodian bill that caused the riot In the Cusolan bi cause Legis lature just hefoio adjoutnment was given to tbo Secretary of Mate by William G Beach a yOln mal who simym he found It In agrat In the donrleepnrs room tllo Iltht ot the trouble The Hlgnaturea oft the bill of the President of thin hrimto And speaker of the Housn were 10uv burned off and the 1111cc was otheria lie lyle lated With the bill nas the dovernori veto from which the algnntura of that ofllce had been buritd the Secrelnf of htate once asked dociiinent t ho AttorneyGeneral x hat he diall I with the U When E by was sick I we gave her Cistorb When she was a Child cbs cried for Castorli When she became l she clung t CajtorU Whe the had Children sho cite them CtttorU t fiIXOY AnovBKSTitEiisn riitATKS A Bill that Mar lalerfer with the A mbljman Political Ambllloa TAMESTOWV March 20 The Chautauqua Lake muskallnnge Is I playing havoc with the political ambition of 1 Fred Nixon who want to ittcceecl Trunk W lllgglns In the SIte Sen ate The flab pirates a they aro called by the sportsmen are the boa who carry the caucuses In Hitstl Harmony Chautauoua ant Ellery and they feel that their rights have been en crunched upon by the bill which Mr Nixon has caused to ho pasted In time Legislature They are now Anxiously waiting I for him to launch his Senatorial canvass to that they can show him how stout they are Several years ago the State Fishery Depart mOlt began n series of experiments in Artificial propagation of the musVallongo In Chnutauqu Lake being urged to this action by the mana gers of the ChMltatniua Assembly Association and tho large lintel at Lnkewood and other points upon the lake The experiment proved successful but owing to the fact that the law allowed suckers bullheads and other inferior fishes to be speared through tho Ice anti that time eyesight of Ike beaborn Mark I Cheney Gene Scedar and others of professional fishermen had become defective with ago and careful watching of tho bobs tho magnlllcent which delighted specimens of muskallonge once lighted tho summer boarder were growing beautifully lea In this emergency exAs embljman Woodbury and Mayor Green of Jamestown aided by the Chautnuqua As sembly and the summer hotel with such Incidental dental enthusiasts a could be picked up I In this city organized themselves Into thin Chaulatnitia Couutv Klh lmut ect tao Association and tor COlut 1II1erllo xvurdcd a bill to 11 Nixon to establish n special protectorate over tlm mmlallonge Mr Mnn iictcd promptly anti before there bad been tlmo Icted beoro tmo for an prompt of the pirates xx ho xx oro watch 1 lUG through boles In the Ico for n sight of bullheads heads the bill had become I law exeral nr rsts under the proxHonsof tho now law fnl lowed enthusiastic sport inen at Ilemus Point attempted to hang Ike scuborn for opon opixjil tlonanddcllnnce of thu luxx and I Iute ur ex Itemeiit which has not beets eiiialled since the etislltih double SliBrmnnmunterciismd The Huh pirates who comprise nearly all of tho former bonlerlng upon tie lake met and organised They talked mutt passed resolutions declaring that under tim operations of time law tho farmers who owned 1 thu lands bonlerlng upon tile lake nnd xx ho had a sort of riparian right to tho fish were prnctlinlly debarred from the sport t lile 1 fishing reason i omen xx hen the farmers arc busy ploughing baring and harvesting hey cannot neglect their lows at nlglil and morning nnd during the dux when thus KUminer hoarder l is 1 lolling In tho Miado nf an umbrella and luring tho gamy monsters to tnrlr ruin the born handed nous of toll ore pitching hay oxer the big Lcnm ami nursing their grlex anccs against hll ion which c onf rants hem Ilaln11 The law enacted through time agency of Mi Nixon aggraxotc1 lids condition by prexcntln I them ipeurlng time lumbering bullhead in win ter and there is anger In the hearts of tho farmeis Tho 1 feeling H I spreading and at time meeting of Inlon Grange lust Saturday resolu tion xx ere adopted demanding the repeal of thin dUl tons sportsmens law anti restoring the Inal ienable right of the farmer to llsli I lust xx nut Nlckey to run hut senator this year declared onn of the stalwart eons of 1111 yesterday Wexxant a chanco to show him that the fellows who board at hIghDriced hotels in the summer and Jump counters In tlio city tile rest of the 3 ear don t count for much when It comes to the corcnms thats what we wan I old there WIO a look In hU eye whlrh portends dIsaster to time doughty member of tbo Assembly from WestUeld GRACE LV 7 TAMirAr fTbat the Knowing One Hay About Horn KeorEaulzatlou Rumor All of tim leaders In Tammany Hall agreed yesterday that exMayor Vllllam I Grace could not get Into Tammany Hall even with time aid of a burglar Jimmy and Mr Grace for himself aid he would be dead long before he became a member of that organization This would seem to pretty effectually dispo of the faxorlte storyof the political sipmonger that tbr exMayor will be tho new Tammany leader when the xxigxxnm forces are reorganized It is a ridiculous proposition said Richard Croker yesterday and ho added That is more than I Intended to say I will not be brought Intf any iKilitical iliscunlon now The fact of ta matter is according to the Tammany leader that thorn is to be a thorough reorganization of tho old wIgwam but It will be within the tlapi of the tepee and not effected by tho introduction of Tammanjs ancient ene mies There were lOICOO Democrat who voted the Tammany Hall ticket last fall and I Is I con tended that tber Is plenty of good material to be found among them to effect I proper reor ganization vtlthout calling on Mr Grace Tho work prellmlnaiy to reorganisation has been golti on iiuiiethy dncn January When I committee of flxo of the Tammanv Society seas apuolnted to nominate candidates for sachem to be voted for next month It ma be piophesled that a surprise xxlll bo fiirnhhcd Mhon the ticket is I mnde public It1 contain the lam s of many prominent Democrat who though Tammany Hull men have not been Identified hitherto wills the actIve work of tie organiza tion rite I Hoard of thirteen inchcins thus selected It Is understood xxlll he all powerful In the ronlro of tin political fortunes of Tim inany Hall and xxlll settle all mater relating leadership to representation or committees and ostensible TJL1Nr1 XJ1IV LEAnrRS Senator actor Think M RrprcurntatUe Conimldee VII Take tIme Plareora Don AfnA Y March SO The attention of Senator Canto tho leader of the Democratic minority In the Senate was called today to a story In a New York newspaper In which Senator Cantor Is represented as saying I was with the Tammany leaders within the last tel days nnd tho general sentiment ex pressed by them trims to do away hereafter with any individual leadership Tammany has be come dligusttl with the personality pervading its politics Senator Cant declared that he had said nothing of the kind He added that he had not seen mine of thIn Tammanv leader nor hsd bn xaunied In speak for them I In any particular For himself ho had lot tht slightest belief In any aim v I hat the Tammany people were dick ering with Mr Graci fort the purpose of making him fradrrof tltut Tammany organisation Sen ator Cantoraddid lam I ngilnst bosses and bo ilsm The pub lic I Until Imumrhmt I ftrong against them i and I am atlmkliiK the Hj tpm dally on time Moor of the I Senate The I miilorlty ty litpuimh leans In the Srnato mire tied hand nnd foot to t his symmietti alII1 I llliliigt I I I A rleAIIItlve nrli t I ten or Democrat will probably be tlm nest head of Tnmtnnnr Hull and It will be such an organ I in ization a the people will uaxe full coiilldinec I APPLY TO lIONS xia4v That HI Advice to Office Neekcr la the Mlxternth District I will effectually dlspoto of the district leadern and tins evils of bosslBm This state ment was made by Cornelius N IlllRS when he pre ented the new Republican plan of reorgani zation last year and urged Its adoption The ame claim was made by I the members of tIm Committee of Thirty fun I plan was adopted but bossIsm remains An example Is furnished by Thomas K Kagnn nf the Sixteenth Assembly district Republicans In that district were sur prised yesterday to recelxe a circular letter or which the following Is copy lFiii lOut You are requeued If you areannppllcixnt for position of atmy klml lonln your petition xriiti im I 1llln lh Ile unilerkltrnnd luuinmeii lately If not 10 send me tlia I Dam nf some oth r person I our Itch rui t Kl Hie llu i nume all atlilreM unit I will try and secure thin autumn Cu your illitrli Hi onlcr 10 TiiOHtH Y Kxuiv Chairman hUteflilh itlitrlrl TIme constitution of the Republican organiza tion reiognlzes the title of Chairman In connec tion wit ii th head of election tll St mitt mrgmm n lam tlons Mr Kagan Is I nut an election dlstiict Chairman lie has simply had himself lamed a Chairman of the district delegation tn thin County Committee anil becaune of that fact claims time right to dispense patronag for Ids district His letter Is taken as notice to exery Kepubllcan In thin Sixteenth district to see lou Eaganif hoxxauti a Job 1IROOKLIV 1fOKJIOXMEXT Tke Jolt CoramUiloa Hire aa Eiptrtaad Leek fur Office The Joint committee on apportionment con sisting ot seven llrooklyn Aldermen and seven Supervisors xrhn are authorized to divide tho city into txventyon Assembly districts held a meeting last night In the Suptrx liors chambers Jackson Wallace time President of the Hoard of Aldermen wan male ChaIrman nnd Robert who had been Spltzger appointed Secretary re rorded The committee appointed Charles 11 Morton a Republican iMilltlclaii of Hrooklxn at n salary of tt a month as expert to assist In the reapportlonuimit A committee of three wa selected tn secure suItable offlcn far th traoiactlua of lime touuuittvot business DIED TO SAVE HIS FAMILY Jolly Kvnrrn nrnoio nsn tflhlO tGIt Jl4MIy5 Many Persons Endangered la n Horning Tenement Kuril Housed hue Innintea1 Put Them In tti Way of Rarely atid Sau round Afterward Ittirned lo Denlb An thony Uetelium Killed by at dump to the HldextnlUFtno Work Done by Firemen In a fire which greatly damaged the tene ment at 118 cst Twentyfifth street eamly yes terdny morning brave man lost his life An other man met his death also at the snine fire The fire started at tiht oclock In the hallxvay where the letter boxes arc situated anti Is sup posed tn haxo been caused by some one striking a match tn look nl tile names on the boxe and then carelessly throwing the match on limo iloor Iho 1 building Is a fourstory structure of red brick H is owned by John N lluebners 1 flour merchant who occupies the ground floor und basement for a wholesale flour store On t the second floor lived John Kurt bach owner of the Chimney Corner saloon nl Sixth avenue und Twenljflflh street With Mr Kurt7llxed his wife his 0x earold son Wit Ham and his two younger chIldren Mary aged HI and Frank accd I1 l leans Herman Schmlt his bartender also lived with them On the third floor llxcd Mrs John Westboy who kept boarders Hoarding with her were A Auge Iaranto Patterson a Greek flower peddler Anthony Ketehum an insurance agent Mr and Mrs Johnston and Mrs Rebecca Schamp wRit her baby nnd her blslerlnlaxv Miss Catherine Schamp In MM Westboxs rooms at the lime nf time fire xxas also a party of men guests saimo were friends of hers On the top floor lived Mathlas Voting a tailor lioafexv weeks ago had his leg broken Iu a street car accident Hu lay helpless In his bed With Mr Young Wait his snulnlnxv Itarnesl Schade and Mrs Schade and her Infant liilil At the time xx hen the lire began Saloon Keeper Kurt Was Just returning from his Place of busi ness Hornet men running up and doxxn Fuent fifth street yelling KIre John Doxvns who was parsing saw the flames In the hall He started toward Soxenth nxcnue In search nf a tire box At Scxenth axcnue ho met Policeman hurry nnd tho policeman ran tn Sixth ax ennu and Txxentj fifth street and turned In an alarm A large crowd had gathered In front of the burning building but none dared enter as the hall was n tna sof flame Kurt eibuwth his xvay through the cruixd and stood bcfoietho but nlng door lie ivmis heard to exclaim MX God mydcar ones and the next moment turning lila 15CC clout collar up around his ears he dashed Into t lie hallway and was lost tonight In the llanioi the iroud cave a cheer but Kurtz piobably nexer heard it lie ran uy the stairs bboiitlng Fir at the top of his voIce When hu reached the doom of his own apartments he bum 11 In and going to lila son Illlamisroom rxclalmod Hill j joti look after mother and I will take care of the children Ho pushed his xvlfc nod ilinm out into LImo smokefilled hall and told them to niako or this roof Then hu went bick to gel Mai y and Frank What hap pened to him afterward mil nexer be known He was found later on lying on the floor of the thirdstory hall hIs coat drawn oxer his face and hh hotly charred to the buries Hcrmui tclimlt Limo barlemler found Mary nnd Frank rnnnltig nrotind thin ball mink plteously Ho caught hold of them and half carried them through the atm hTtuctt itmg smoke to thl I bai K window cf the ball Taking Mirj ho held hi rout of time indoxx anti dropped her to the back yard a distance of 11 feet She IxvUted in the ah and fell on her tide but escaped with ix few alight cuts nn her face Krank vms noxt drouped lo lImit jard and escniwd uninjured Then Schmlt loxxered himself in safety lIme tenants on the upper floors bad all been amused by this time They were a piulc strlikenlot IUianiKurt7 seems tohaxe been tho most loollieadert neiK left He was hax ingn hard time I I with his mother When she ached the t third floor she lefused tn go further sa ing elm did not want tn live if I hi r hutbiiud and two children weru gulng to die William had a struggle lead her up to the tup floor xx burn the M little leading to the roof semis When ho reirlied this point ho turned and leaning over tilt bani terM jelled to the peotilu below to roth us up and tbe xxiiuld find soft Thcj followed and in a fexv monieniiiicarlx all wore huddle lugetl icr beneath the s little Ml JoliiiBlcin MrsWcatbnslxintder climbed the ladder and bioko tho eiittlo open All i 1 thr 1 anxious waiters i I beniaih xxeie noon on the roof and following Mr Johnstons 1 lend made their escipi to Limo roof of the ndioinlng house They irene soon on time street and in ufu iCy There were mill three persons left in the burn ing house Ihev sseI Mr chaiiin Miss Schamp anti lony Ketehum All three xveie In the front room of the third Iloor 1 lime draught caiifed by t lit flpi itmg of tIme v uttle b id bx this timo carried Limo flames up through the halls and a moment later the In OKK through the m unit At thii point fire engine 1 dashed up Mis and Mlsitchump were s een nl Ihe open xx In iloxx Jtisl 1 as thn I engine i Aine to a stop lci tehtim symis seen to inn to this open xxludnix I Ills I I I fnc xxnsa picliuu of teal Hu imbed agalna the two xxomen almost knocking Miss Schamp oxer tbo Fill I I of the windoxv Hu I I bprang up on thu sill Fireman Ws Wife thin drlxcrof engine 1 jelled to bin nut to jump j flue xviirtiing xx as unheeded and the next mo ment Ketehum leaped lie struck tbo flagging Hgit besitln Vise iu dallied up time stairs of the adjoining house and mon appeared at time second floor xvlndoxv Looking I up he aim iv both of I lie icimautm p xvomen standing on the Mil as If rend to lump He veiled for them nol lo jump saving hu xvould be up to them In a moment Hicrawledaroiud n cornice and entered u window nf the l Hurl apartments Hi soon appeared ugalu at LImo Imlow oiiupird by the ixxo xvomen Al this theie trims a burst of applause from the peitatois Truck 1 nine clattering up to I the building and a ladder was run up It xxas too long and Its top reached the fourth Story Smoke was lioiiiing out of the window hx this time Fire man i Inc reached axel to t lie Inddei m With ono hand grasping a rung of the ladder and his feet on tho windoxv gill I I ho iaught Miss Catlifiine Mhump anit lifted her over to i tho ladder Shin descended safely Mrs rchamn is aheaxx xxonmn and older than her Msterln Uw Urcmaii I i Wood who had mounted the ladder leaned oxer and took her bv time xxriiln Hi I I r fuel illd h not touch the roiindsnf the I ladder and thn fireman started doxxn holding her out Inthealr I Alum half f xvny doxxn he could go no further aicl dropped herlntiiallfo I I I net which the firemen had blireacl In neath Ixeti h hum had been taken to tho t Nose York Hospital He died just ns they xxere placing him Inn cot Kurts body xvas found by lore man Oetnmn who xxus earning i hose into the burning building flue lira was stublKirn and took the firemen until iltIO ocloi to put ll out llio 1 damage to t ii building mm mil its i cmtciits amounts to about 411111 KurUs body xxas taken to the Vest hlrtieth I street police station and from tlieiu In John Keiths undertaking u4mthtl I aim mmmiii Ho I I had In en one of the t jiropilt tor of tlm luimmi tie I Coiner I for twenty years Ills pnitner Is 1 Knight l Ho I I wits a prominent Maxim and n tin tuber of 1imern Star Lodge 2 7 Implru I I iiajiter 171 Ibo I tint im of Iliited I I Vorkiiinn the iomosOr and till Knights of Honor lila burial xxlll prububly tnkn placet today Little U known nf Kotclium Ho was an agpni for dllfi rent Iniiirancn llrms but did not work rcgulaily Ho wis unuinirled and was aboullll yearS old Mr Patter n limo Greek flower peildlcr hail been savIng his moniV to invest In a storm On thu night nf the lire he had deposited his entire savings SICK and two iiltmutmult In an old shoe When the tiro seas over the shoe andmoney were In athei and the diamonds could not bo found To Us the Gueit of the ilolin Hopkla Alumni The New York Alumni of thin Johns Hopkins Unix erslty will give a reception to President Daniel C Gllman of time university nt the Hotel IJriinsxvick on March SI President Mlman xxlll deliver imtm muiuireosoo Impending Problems In Kdiiintlimand Prof I Nicholas Minray Hut lei also xvllldellxer a brief address WarhiK Promote Hrnillh Commissioner Waring of the Street Cleaning Department announced yesterday that ho had promoted benign J 1 Rradlsh from tIPS placo of foieman to tlmt of district superintendent In charge of the district from TxTcnt scrond street to Hftyclghth street xrest of sixth axenue The salary Is glHOO 0 Flints Fine Furniture A spring bream of old rifinlli air for Jour bedroom Iftt with txxlttrd polls and square panels tilled nlthsroUcarvlngia superb specimen of art flu rrau dressing table I washstand low top wIth rich drawer bandies of solid brats aid twilled legs con nectcd dycroii piece In the Italian V iliape peculiar ly I graceful Old HcoiUl art workers would bare been proud of such work You may be altoat u ell nrv op TUB MAKEII CEO C FLINT CO U 45 AND 41 WKHT X3D T5 NEAL BIOAwr t Iakin P der i ss trefl j It afl Uihet0 I j 5 LatCt oIutey Purc Ii I iI rtJlIII iii n n Mir herbs Itlrer Wltnaii hmays liicll li Nloekholdffv Can Control tlie Latter LONDON March CO limo Iall Mull irtlr to day publishes the report of an Intirxlexv with birthailcs users Wlloon xvho recentl xMtfd the United Slates in the interests of the lnqllsli shareholders of the Central Pacific Railroad Mr Wilson expressed himself as pleased with his reception In the Inlted States Hu reports that the chief obstacle In the futute of the Cen tral Pacific Is the debt tu tIm Government It time matter steno In the hands of the Kxeetitlxe Sir Charles said the company would havo noth ing to fear Sir Charles found secretary of the Treasury Carlisle to be practlial und rea sonable but bo eonsldors Hut It really depends upon the lumper of tho next Congress whether or not thu ttilted States Goxcnnii will exact Its round of Menu itt cijiecteti that Congress xvonld deal faxornblx wit It lie I com pany bill said ome people oxer there liaxo it wild Socialist policy x filch they nilifht attempt to apply to thin railway The Kxciuttxc sir Charles said xxould be prepared to nccept limo principal of time debt and to force tim Inturesl The uimpntiy could manage to imx this by means of nhecond charge As regards the Southern Pacific Sir Charles said that I If I the Knullxh chareliulders would register their shares and orianl they ould i outrol the property Hitherto I I they hnd nut leglstered their shares foarlng thai by doing so the xvould render thcmaolxes llublo for the debt to thou Government hut lie believed they xxould organlo lion THE A XTIIJt4 CITE COAT ItOAllS The President VIII Meet In Thl City Toftay to Consider the Hlluatloa Thin meeting of tIm Presidents of the anthrn cite coal tarrying and producing railroad companies xxlll eonxeno In the rooms of the Trunk Line Assoi billon this morning at 11 I oclock Presidents Roberts of the Pennsjl ania Harris of the Reading and Wilbur of the Lchlgh Valley are expected over from Philadel phia The 1 question of production and percentages will be discussed In connection with the report of the Committee on Statistics which shows cry lilly xx bat each company has done during the punt ttsm years It is understood that the Itendlna will Insist on a Proportion of ul pel tent Other roads that havo lately Increased limit facilities such 01 the Ontario and West ern and time Supouelnxnna and estern xxlll also press their claims for greater pen entages Those In a position to know did not think yes terdaj thai time meeting could do more today than apimlni a committee of Presidents xxho xvlll emleaxor devise u plan for Insuring fu ture harmom The idea of a division of ton nage met with connlderablo favor when it was broached last xvlnter Ibe Ptmnsylxanla Rail road ranks very lox nsa producui but It Is a large carrier and it tics the suggestion of Presi dent Roberts that the coal question should be treated from a Irafllc standpoint 4V KlCUItSIOX OX HIE ELvr4 TED The Passenger Acrnt ire THkra Over the M ntrm oil n Speelnl Trata Time American Association of General Pas eenger Agents and Ticket Agents ad journed yesterday morning after hearing the annual address bv George H Daniels General Passenger Agent of the Nose York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com pany Mr Daniels look for his text A wheel in time immhihtlhe if axvhecl and presented a nine teenth century application of the vision of Kzekiel to the tiaii urtatioii business uf todaj Ihe icport of the lommlttee I appointed to pre pale R memorial of the Into A V H Caipenter t General PaieUKer Agent of the Chicago Mil waukee and St Paul Railroad was received and adopted After thin meeting adjoin ned time members of Iheossociallon with their guests mad a tour of time elexated raliroid system in a special train They scent frourm Cite Kortxsecond street station b tbu Third Avenue line to South Terry lliero tho train was switched to the Sixth Ax eiiuo ana tIme party was taken to the terminus of the Ninth Axenuu line Luncheon xxasserxed on the train nud tim return trip xxas made over the same route Eastbound Grain Kate Cut Cnirxco March CO iGraln rates to the East wero cut from two to four cents below the scale today and provision rates accordingly Ie spite the hopeful predictions given out some time ago by Central Traffic Association officials wl o believed the Cleveland agreement was be ing Mnctly maintained thin competing lines continue to take business almost at time ship pers price Meetings have been held since the Clex eland one ex oral timesand resolutions h x e been passed to preserve rates but lemptatlon tn securn business ha proved too strung exery lime and time resull has been failure Another meeting ivan held today lo consider the du inoraliation noxv nrcxalent mid while the re sult of it has not let been inadu public It Is not beliexed thai any different action sins taken from that of the preceding meetings which was simply to pass resolutions denouncing the loin turn of the agreement and renew pledges to keep up thin price wilt Huy HtonlBCton Htamhlp Stock IlioviDKMT II L 1 March0 m Time Nosy York New haven and Hartford Railroad Company offers ltO a sham for all the stock about 7000 out of tho total of 0000 shire nf the Stoning ton Steamship ompany not held by outside parties provided thai they piejent the same nt the Hospital Trust ompaiis ofllce this city on or before April 1 This Is the first move under the last legislative bill se ured by the Con olldated und It U btl bent to I be in I time line of a union of the btonlngtun and thu Old Colony steamboat lines Texa and PnelQe Annual Meeting John P Munn was elected n diiectorof the Texas and Pacific Ruixxny Company at a meet Ing of stockholders yesterday in the place of K H Wheeloek Nn other ihanges In the Hoard were road and the old ofllcers were irtlocted The anniml report was read nnd accepted Ala meeting of tin directors a resolution was parsed ill 01 ting tIme Tmtstiicr tn pay the liii duluth till due on lime HuntlngtunGutild contract xvhlch hnti hetin drawing II per cent Inti I rest ihlrt xxlll iitlnjulili time lloutng debt of time cumnhalmy Long fftlaad Uullrond Cut Wage iIrlaixm Murch 0 After the recent reduction in fares nn the nitrth ehoie uf tIme Long Island I Railroad the company decided In rediico expenses louiparatlvely Today the tlclit agents and biakcmen In the employ of the roid veto iotified that they xvould hnxeto Btilinilt In n reduction of Suicr month in I their hiilarlf to Inko effect on April I lime ticket agents wages trill bn i educed from 10 to Vi and 1 1ml of tilts brikemi from S1D iut Tlm itliel enmlilures expect to icceixe I n cut itt their xx aces Canadian Putlllr Will Uednr Wages MoNTitHU 1 March l ihe Canadian Pacific Rallxxa dIm cctore today decided as a measure of iilrciichmenttomaknn general reductIon In xxcurs nnd salaries A tlxo ice cunt cut xxlll bn inadn In salaries up tn SOOd iier emir und above that ten tier cut All dflliei without distinction still bv mill ecttl by thu I cut Foley Gel a Vcrillct lalat Trcmurcr it elam Washington Tulejxxho alleged that he xvas badly injured by being run doxn by a horse oniiccl by County Treasurer Henry Adams of Hrookhn mieil Mr Adams In the circuit Coin ftlurclay tn iceoxer blllOUO lime I July gave him a xeidlclallonlng him iKid dmituagemm Trunlird Ilrtxveen Ilro an William Laxflcr a Pennsylvania Railroad brakcman xxas caught betxvecn two cars in thin Jersey City yard jealerdayand squeezed until all his ribs xvero broken hen the cars xvere pulled upuit he fell limu lo the grnund He wn taken to St 1ranclss Hospital I and ml led lioitly afterward IawlirMas iml j uirs old uiurried and lived at4l Paxnnla mum emmue New lljdrephokla Iallenl Thee are two new patients at time Pasteur In stitute They are F A Johnson SI U year old and G W Johnson 17 years brother and far m rs of Shelbxlllo my who wore bitten on tub In and 17 respectively by a dog belonging to the family The dog died txruVcvks later ex lilblliug signs of rablta 4 i iuIzv irit rnn A ctrn Atiirn t fn II on Ills Vlfr nnil on In IolllemHn xvlm Arrevil Him Too Heiry hvns ix iermati with n wooden log xvhn hul a tculglng house at a North Second street Wlllnnisluirgli was sent to the King county penltcntlar for eighteen months mind fined 5hI b Justice Duelling in limo Lie Ave title Iollco Court yesterday charges of In toxication assaulting his xxlfc and biting Io llcennn Hrennanof the Hidfonl avenue station Alneiis IsIt I 1 enis old mid has relatives In I Germany xrho send him icmlttaiices every thre months When ho married ten years ago hi had mora than 10000 antI within n year h Kiiuundered It I I Then hlxxxlfn I opened I a bonril lug houc A It fells nbleilid I to the I attention paid to his xxlfoby one of the Ixmdrrs and tried to make the boarder leave Mrs Ahrens In sisted on keoplui the boartlem arid thin trnubl began A In ens used to beat her with hit viindcn Ire which ho could unscrew fur th purpose Since then must nf bin time miss been spent In the penitential lime wife bettlii lie was re leased a month ago and his tribe became reron Hid to him its o itis nfterwaid they I qutr leled u and Mis Alncns mined her buMtiesn u r l North second street Abrens riinnlmd In the old placu und turned ll Into a lodging liiuibu lit gilt a remittance from Gernmuj lasl Sal unlay antI xxetit on s spree Lute I onliie ilny tmtglu t lie appealed at his wifes I hou oand beat her Into i Insensibility I h xxlth the t xxmilen leg Ha xn bopping out nf ibe huu o with time leg In I his hnud xx bin Policeman h Hronnun appeared Ahrens struck him ulin xvlth tIme leg and tried lo escape Hrciitian clubbed him and al the station house xxhllc helm hid Ahrens turned mi his cniilor nnd after striking him In tho face bit and cialcbed bis hands Aliens was finally locked up When nrraluned in court yesterday Mrs Aherns was on hand In prosecute him she tout Justice iocttlng thai her liodj xxasioveredxxlth Cuts und bruises and that her wrisl xxas dMo latcil The hal icemnusti ehoxxid his bitten i hand On the charges of Intoxication and beating hit wife Ahrens xxns sentenced to terms of six months each In the penitentiary and on Been nunH chnigu hn received n ecnienie of six mouths more and a line of SOU Cfl4G2fI TUB TICKETS DATES Theatre Hnrlndled iuy a Dealer IB Wlartovr 1rUllece Ticket Nearly all the theatres In town have been swindled recently by some one changing the dates on window privilege tickets Palmers Theatre has been the principal sufferer Its management complained to iolite Headquar ters and Detective Heidelberg was placed on the case On the evening of March 8 ono of the tickets of which the date bad been changed was pre sented at the theatre by Leo Helnrman When asked where he got the ticket he xnld he bought It from Abiahnm Phillips n cigar dealer at 481 Sixth avenue Heidelberg got a warrant for the arrest of Phillips and xeMeidiy analgned him In the Jeflerson Market Court on a ihaiceof forgery Phillips Is said to have been doing n large business in utrate theatre ticket He bought up a lot of old xvlndoxx prixllcge tickets and wilh time lmehp of acids moxed the dates and when lie wmnteli to use them substituted new ones A M Dickinson the Secretary of Palmers Theatre appared against Phillips and Jutlc Slmins held him In 1001 ball for trial louli Lehman 25 jean old nf U1 West Thirtjflrst Street and Herman Harriss sears old of 310 West Twentieth street were arrested last nlghrby DetectIve sergeant Kviinhoo and Vallely on complaint of 1 Unkc Murray Treas urer of Kathryn Klddera coinimiiy now plax trig at thoHroadxxiy Ihentre ohio charges hit t they have been dealing In thin sale of forged theatre pawn for bouin time past After their pedigrees bad been takou ut Ibo West I hlrtieth street station time prisoners xvcre looked up In Police Headquarters They will be arralgned In the Jefferson Market Pollen Court this morning XBW tJirSIIIItE QUESTS They Cover lxtr Per fan of the Hlat hat Are Not Conserved Iropert CoNroitii N IL March tOrhe second an nual report of time Now Hampshire Forestry Commission says that the forest area comprises practically 00 percent of the entire stems of tIme State and has not greatly changed since th publication of the report of the first temporary Forestry Commission In 1885 Ihe amount of virgin spruce forest In Nose Hampshire IsfiUA 000 acres about 10000 acres of this being in the White Mountain district The annual product from Itu acreage Is about ysO000000 feet board measure and tIme amount used for pulp U increasing about l percent each jear limo I lumbermen us n rule continue to cult their lands clean thereby destroying all opportun lly for reproduclion of spruco by growth of small trees while the largo pulp mills which oxx n vast tracts of virgin foroM cut none less than twulxo Inches tn diameter nt the slump nnd are already reaping time benefits of such a fill lao lime I methods of lumbering are discussed and tIle conclusion Is arrived at tlmt a change U necessary and that tho State must soon face time question hose It will stay the ruthless xvasta and protect its forests Ills suggested that by tbo exercise of the right of eminent domain for the erection of n eerie of publlo forest pre serves the State could effectually secure this object and make the White Mountain range ft source of constant Income unfailing sister sup ply and perpetual scenic pleasure The Mother Home Will Tie la llaltlmore Time ReV J V Wenner pastor of Christ Lu theran Church slid jceterdny that New YorK haul lost the proposed rexr Mother House of Iulhuian Denconcstes It has been decided to have the Mother Houso In Baltimore but Dr Snnuer xxill remain itt tmit Imeusmi of time move ment to establish Deaconesses In this country Said Dr Wenner Baltimore Lutherans have corns forward xxlth a building xtorti elate to 100000 We did nope lo otahllsh the firm house infills i I coun try In New York but tho Haltlimireatia wein er desirous of securing It nnd the money was ralted promptly Wo Had Intorj orated a socl ely In Ibis city Died arCeretiroh BUal UcDlaBlll Tillle Sttlblii aged S years died at 01 Pt Marks axenue lliookl nn Tuesday night of xxhnl txxo phjMclous after consultation had diagnosed I as malignant cerohrosplnal menlnci lla a dangerous and infectious disease The CAM sillS referred lo toroner Kme and Dr Shcpaid i I loathe u post iiurlem examination 55 ii kim confirmed tlm t diagnosis of the other ph Mi lans limo Curonrr ml huh mmci I lie Jury j and gate It ccrlllicule steps score at oneu taken to cllstnftct I the premltei A hut nUmrr uf the dciii gin died several dayH agobut thecausi nf deilb in his ease was glxen b the mutielmiliug doctor as guist rumc ii t e ill I a H Strange but True The child that cannot digest milk can digest Codliver Oil as it is pre pared in Scotts Emul sion Careful scientific tests have proven it to be more easily digested than milk butter or any other fat That is i the fat the reason why puny sickly chil dren and thin emaciated and anajmic persons grow 1 fleshy so rapidly on Scotts i Emulsion of Codliver 1 Oil and Hypophosphites when theirordinary food does not nourish them Don lit persuaded to accept a lubillfrittf Scott 8ln II y MIDrvmttii 5 1 ld b

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FWUII rh r jI 4 r f THE SUN THURSDAY MARCH 21 1895 THE GIBBS MURDER TRIAL yo rvRTitKR Erlnl1fCI1 OrrZa1D DT THB DXrr1tcz p The Ceaexl for Jarneo aid 81 ftab la Ask tk C rt I Brt 0 Vcrdtei rr Ibo tleftaeaalB a u g rNd Taal f Tkr TTaa KclMatJcleat Legal ETldae r Their CulltThle the trt RefaMd Tk Jsr le Ltkd t fr the Mckt Bcrrxtj March 20 When cut o acl this mrcL Judge Uardesty set at rest aa l urc lr P t what the defence latLedlbbe tnurdjr ue would t by LDwf nt that there r uld be a further dee tciul thaa thai a nev ciffcred In Hadle Itobmsiat tevtmony lli I lebutlal of Det tlve Ccsa ct tesUmosv The defendsLtt mote Le said that the Crt diett the Jcry In this action toni a vtrdlct fr the dtfendnlt ru the foliOKitg croundf rir t That the prosecution have failed to tea ce t atate eorA1ht the proof of the aliiged coa fxtlbat have not beca Lon t have been freely and voJnitarilr made aDd a having prb cerind from the spontaneous expre ion of the minds of each of thee deftnci uU free from the Influence of any extraneous and dttarMng cITlrd Third ThaI the remarks of the Atiittant District Attorney Quackenbuts 1 have seen some tif Jor Incks Ac a M preodicial tn the defendants rights that the effet thereof cannot be removed from thit Jury fourth That there I not suffirlefct malarIa ond legal evidence la this case t Le tubtcltted to tbe Jury a a baits of any verdict Fifth Thit the evidence if anvlt that of arnLtr and different critni than tU t alleged la the iLdiciment MithTbat the proof In ibis f wholly fa t t Kalain I cunvitt oa cf the crime at cJja ged In th indictment eventh 1 hit thtre Is not sufficient cur rotorated evldtnce nf the dtfendnnti uDt Kighth That there I no direct endtace thai the defendants were a the time nf the a1i g M murdtr in tie vicinit ihereif M Thit motioa is j mAe uoa ail the records in this ca e Judge Hatch overruled me mntlon and then Mr herded said M Voar Honor we i al iono further ttnc We stsnO upun the ijuntlbnt of the Jaw I A breathles suspense followed this astonish irig statement a i 1 present tat looklLg at the Judge and at the prisoners Dittrit Attorney Keaefick then arose and w W ientlemen of the jur 1 cannot allow till tai to rett without arzameM Despite the fart ibat ttiiatturncr for the defence Viiere 1 their duly lo ther cuet to do t I cannot I thnk that I would do mj d j a po KUtine 4 ai urney of Erie county did I fOt A clearly and concise as povaible pul lbIC1 before ou I will eLdeavor to tnake out to rou I clearly tithe lotsible the tacts toariLg oa lit murder of Montgomery ibb b fadle 1 Publnwn I think and I believe that you beneve that Monigouiery ibbs was murdered He was u young man a ran in the tlonrer of his uclb and he was shot djwn murdered and I Lk you jurymen tel a ccuriciion of ibr two defendants for the crime Then Mr Kenefick outlined the caw from the time Utbbs met Lie fate He told of the mystery that turroanded the case of the work done by 1 the Iluffalo tlc and referred to the events in c Cleveland There the defendants oT bor er with the crime sid Mr Keneflck kept 4 throwing out hinu about the Buffalo murder orresied and finally I it ferreted oat and they were I Mr Keneflck told of the cumulalive e lent of MeAsrt Cusack Ilitsell and terrans and asaed If Ihe false words of hadle Kobitivon were to outweigh IL t I Here badle broke down completely for the first time She tobb l and wept and when ll I I Kereni referred to her aa youor advenlurei rere JUlnl a she said Im not an adventuress and at I I I tempted to uprise from her chaJr Mrs Hunter her sitter forced her bark and then she tat still nii eobtied bitterly I 11 was dltt a momentary I weakness however for aoi fix Dracert back In the chair and looked at Ihe ceiling while CIr I I eat rubbed her hand and endeavored lo keep her quiet Ha wa not successful far soon she etarted up again and frlareil at Mr Keneflck at though to tprirg upon him Clarence seized I I I t her arm but the jerked away and then AIr nei Saperstnn iroke rharplv to her Acain the seltltd tack but a unable to beijulet 11 I Thu iJIiinci Atlornrv told of Car e iiobin I tons f confession of tle murder tu Deputy heriff 1trl S Alram and Ben nyarr and tlcn a kvd v ho is t this larTice Rotin jn hUe than you filed radie as she strcg t cletl to free herself from her sister end Mr jersliin I n Then Mr Keefck reviewed tb life ot tie I man who tat calmly listening hit terrible ar raignment linngirK it up tu the Ituc nf the 1 le murder he said t ben people go out witli th intention of ccmimittlnj R crime f f tbe dr of I blehwar robbery and In the perpetration of It i tbvy lake the life of n human lrplraUn ll I y Ore i Uit as guilty vr ihe criuic of rcunttr la I ti first rture O lf they lay In wait deliberate and I tr k a human life H 1 larence IoLiiiBjn t liui bc alcr e thai nigbi h i HolllJI tlt have succeeded n Ofnji ttiiv any robbery and r MontBinierv fibbi woilJ iot in at 1 probabll nr y tiave been kMled j1 wn bvnciinc over and hoMltiu dorm lan lh pfisitlon of the I btiilel wound in lin head show that OiU met I 1 run death while holding down tlainfe all un conn Imis that any one rlie wa in the vicinity nut a revolver ditcliarired In the tmnds nf arli liobinioD You r mt believe or h mo rnmt that lareuie er ud l have Ire that Lt tlitiugb the head if Cilbbs You djat It t t i Jieve that ell wilh a revolver he was nVile to C 10 wuh iiibl tjibt S met hit deb hvm1 t 11 itipretnl dlrerticn at a tme when hu felt hat he wn itetiiig the better of the man who ha tnl4 to leI tont vt remembsr h continued that Hi miirnlnK after the murier they went tn Ujr P T inne to buy a j ajr to tind out what was the outcome of the C nUe they had committed Aicaln adiv made a won a though to l Bet at Mr Kenrflck and said aloud Didnt i Lonmlt any crltni J In ciiri the District Attorney laid We I tur the prisoners ovr to you Jellr that we have djne everything jxtsjbje to briiig lo jour YD rids everr fit winch wcnjltl tsar l upon the LlnliiK of MnntKoiuer tl H bj We UIO our arsini attention to the evldenie jour careful itderatliiii uf the facts We nsk you to let io miriuided simpnihy for thIs mal eater IMI your det riiuiiaiion oflhlr t case btcnu she ii I Jut cc IUlitr acinling to the evidence at hcr I huduinu uid the prosecutina belieien that we have ejiahltthcd Lirjond any reuonatile I diubt In the Intelligent minds ot ou gentle hivn thecmvi Itlcn that these K otie are IUlll ot the crime chaiKtd in this Indictment adie evldenll realized the gravity rf the tlluulliri when Mr Kenellck sat down fir I 7aln sh brcikudown and wept and pwbtird hi rlr while t urence sat calmly by tulllna his uious tache Finally he leaned forward and autmpud tocomlort rauie tIe AVB Inn a lap in iha fiw and then burltcl t head m hands and cried crlh was 11 il5 oclock when Judge Hatch began hu charge tu the jury lie ft eut some minutes In describing the couits in the indictment and clearing up in Ihe inlmliof the jur all Intricate levil joints In the ease lie vvarnd the jury thai before they could Hnd a verdict according to the fIrst count in the indictment the iuu i be reasonably certain and atttfled thai iLe t lioblnsout had guue out lo Delaware avenue with premeditated plan of Ullinv dlbbi He Mid thai the confession made ny one per son la the absent of the other could only ia I binding upon the person pres iu at tie Urn ihe confession was made Ihe Court spoke nf the confrulgnu made In the case and FII t sat iii many casesconfrs ions could rihi I b l ird upon with UM Icm He itmrcl 1 thai nl t no time had It been share thai a I uoj lu et tempted tolntimlnat I filit i or Itienit Itol in t aunt while they vrirr H f I J Hr mil luj that If the jury decided tlkl the til 1t I was iife s It was the dUI 01 the jury lo give o thoi ronfe luns the vvelunt and effect the deterge anil the Itnixirlance of the a demands It The second count be laid was the ubJrl t of entirely different rondlllons both t as to law I and 1 at t tbe circumstances under which the evi dence should Ix I used He quoted from the Iloal Code covering the killing cf a oer on by persons engaged In the commission nf a felony but without a design to effect Ihe death ot a V enein or any other persons acd laid Ills I for feu irnllemei of he jury In de termine wtn e Lat nrprs these ilefi udaiitt started out en the night ijiL was killed I it I was with the Intention holding up snme pr I o for tie purposool lObUrj liKli II a felony and In doing su ueath reiuiied from the act or either of them thee both ate guilt uf tbe crime t of Ibe person who fired the rots Hut the law requires you to ineaturc circumstances anil ton dllo and to rive lo deftndantt the bincfit w of ny reasonableooubt II at mayrxti lu Jour tnLd and to give lu either the bcnelu of any Iii tiiluiou ortuteuieiu favorable 10 him or tu I her If the drfendait Clarence Hobluson said 1U ler contra a swell guy nu I aui uln al tnld him uP and the deiendanl harab Koliln loa tried t make him desist from hs purpose It and If she did not thereafter take any part in the action and If she honestly did not Intend to I I p tan any part In what thereafter transpired i and did not take any rt and 1 t death was tbo result of the Acton of Clarence Robinson lone then oa mar find that the it I not guilty of the counts charged In the till tment and acquit her of me c rIO chargtn against her Dut If Ib l acted from foiim lunlve nd ile I anr rtn tntsdLii tu rob th t parse end ale IL i 4 iii jrnt t lob him fired the ibot that killed thli person both are equally raHtr Ihtrwere both Pttlrij ander the dtsire to rob and she con rsnued In this Intention boluaree bal railtrof IL bUt lion of the law 1 I the iSefeLditits have Jot been sworn their cat Ii I not to tie preju diced en that sxcoant Nolhag by tann of dle CO Dt their retnaalnr slltntls to teD ia prejudice against ihem The Court then deiaed what a rfasotaVe dcrubt was and then took apaer which had beca banded n him by Mr llardestf tMaIa 1 log sou InttrueUoat wXicb the defnce deslreJ thould br giveet t the Jury me tf these re cuetu were KTutrd and tome refoied It wa twenty cJstitee past t ocf ck when I tflt 11 Jndge JIb Cnlttea IU jAr and three u a utee later the Jury retired I At Bi3 oclotk the JUT iad 1 I rertU atl j cfnjrt morning o tJont until Id oclixk taorrow i 1 UOfCltfltir JtriSDKK JKI4T I i A reltectaaae Davasrlac TeetlaiearThe TreereBtlOB bard i The pn ecutloa la the trial of Oeoge Dough I niurder of Edward Mejer In front en for 11 Uurtr t f1ct of the Utters htme 1103 Avenue A at im oclock on the nitirtiine of July 0 ionipleted Its ease yeiterday John T Eatsn who formerly employed tie dud man testified that a week J before the murder Do iCherty Lid wrtlen to hraa king fcr the ddre of Mejer Iolue man Wtuujid JMcDonoBgnof the East K1gl ty eighth street ittticn te tiSed that on the aorn inc of the murder if hid the pt I In Avenae A lt sew Dougherty ttaadisg in front of Me ers tonic He jiase1 alocg and wLei he reachfi i Eight O rtt tret bad a pstoshot He ran j back and saw Meyer tUgrrr acres the side walk aad fall UDCOLSCIOUS acalntt a soda water stand Jo epb Meyer a brother of Ibe dead man said that they lxth worked at the rat track he at amewnter He did not know Dougherty Oc I the sight of the murder his brother came home 1 at 11H oclock oint time afterward there was a knock at the kitchen doer and his brother told Ihe person maUi the nclfe to ttop as 1 there was trMO fbld n the bon iater I be heard hi 1 brother at t the front window lie raid Ii 1 lht you George Ill he down In a mo tnt itt After hs I brother tad gone down stairs he heard the Ittol shot JtAtpb Vver wife I aid thai when war i weiit to the window she heard hint avMo the I man below Whats the use of being angry 1 om Ub The inert repllrt M Youre a tiger I roan thin I am comedown harlt IVmne wLolivetcm the ihlrd floor or 1503 Avenue A lsified that he heard the IOu between Her Ld tb roan on the tUewalk When the man whom Neer called firce was asked to come up he utterrd aL fath and aid he door was 10 ec BJ TIN the I o te Uy eot Dougherty and saw the man run bt cculd not idfL 4CCUrLI I AIJ KELLT I tHjer DieselS Mad cc Aacrr bare ad QalrklT DepentPd or It August F Buckaer an aLI for tLe Domestic Dewing Methane Cornpanjwas arrajgiitel be fore Jtlice Justice Iotls in the Gregory street Court in Jerf City yesterday morning accused cured of lamenT The crmplaicant wee Mrs 1 Maria OXeill of 6 Morns street who lad bought a machine and was pavicg for I on the installment plan Mn ONeill savs that she has paid flOon the machine and still ow i0 Inc da last I aeck Hackner called at tie house with another man earned fcteckler I kler hejd her whileBuckntr unscrewed the machine from the Ian and carried it off Lawyer John W lilsseil represented Buckner I CIt Jon F Kelly of the Seventh street po I lice ttatlon was IL the court room He was not i interested in but he i Intclo inal particalar rate was there for the purpose of noting the diipo iton of it teraus be has received several 1 complaints atwat agenis elzlcg macbinei in a similar man I I nero Capl Kellv had been talking t Justice i Iolls li fore the ca e wa called and wbrn tl w Justice posuoned the examlnaion for a week befaus of the absence of a vritness for Ihe plainllff Mr llltsell jointed lo th conclusion 1 that the Captain baa prompted the postpone ment The lawyer became very angry and me a violent alltvrk upon the Captain I hOI he exclaimed that this cane will b disposed of the next time without fall There oJot tme IB nothing in the case anyhow as we can show I by ttiewltn 6 All there Is in I was promt j j I br Capu Kelly who might be beier engaged IL prosecatlni rn goods men and buncosteerers I then In difeudinr dead bun i I Capt cIlys face flushed He strode over toad lAwyer Di lland aneriiy exclalmeil I You would not dare t talk that way out iHe I 11dmDelecttTe Del ctive McGinn who acts as court oTcer got between the two men and Justice Foils rapped his gavel vigorously He trIo Hitachi tat I he mul not talk In that manner tn his court I i Ii iell hnuted that he a after 1 art Kj r and would have him befcre thelolicct nmmit i stocers The Capam cace a dive fo ltsell but lJtective Mcliincs intervened and hustled lh hate lawjer toward the door I sell after I ward returned for his lit ht and wLen he left th IUT rim again apt Kell followed i Hiel walked aujy and tie atr n tO 101 the corner looxinz alter him In Ihe afternoon Capt Kelly received fcm Mr H a letter of apolngy which promised to rrat thee apology publicly when the case cones Vefrr Ui t court Jur again urd lt that ritliir the t aptairi said or I I dd It the morning justified fUtiri remark i I AUJlSTKR MJJCII AUGhT lie I Aeeneed ef plleltr with tbe Crauer Gsa af rirettuae mud MUch a fire iafurarce adjuster who I formerly had an oCice at lIP Broadway wait ant d y sl rday as he wai about to enter the ortlceoi hu lawyer Charles I Schalmpala at 3SS Broadway According to Fire Marshal I Mlichel Milch 1 is I one of I cane of firebugs con I nected with the Grauer laD Milch wa the adjuster for Mrs Ida lleberman who was re cently convicted of arson and forlxrjli iordori arrested Ian week on an Indictment cnartdrs him with arson in the second degree I fordon 1 acrt r of causing I incendiary fire al his shin factory at VI Walker met ui I July S4 last Milch i all gel f riT been tn i I Ihli plot and also J In the one lo vt fro to the I tenement al lil Kail Twelfth tin lie A Indited on two counts one cliar iiK him ivltli arson in the second degree nd th nUtn charging him with anon In the tin deree He kate tlmuiiy cm lie trial of Mr 1 Ids Llebrrman but ditappearej Mimt ljlrh afur wad when he heard that be wa joing to hr 10 dieted Astlttnnl Illttrli Uonie IIRM I learned I that Mlkh hail returned lo tunn rl cfiiiy and an officer was dtulrd t arreii hm I The adjuster said IK I wa about to consult his I lawyer a to the adtiuibllity of surrendrrlDi when arrtttcd He was arraigned before Judg Kltr rad in Part I of the OUr of lientral rffnonv arid was held in tQOW hall for trial I I Mlhh j u the Mitnth of the gntg to be appre I handed through I the effort of Fare Marshal I 1 I Miuhel Of the other six Henry dcillleb is I i I renting a nine years erience Mrs Ida Ileber I I I man cc t I ears end na months Max I I i I rltr thirty years farahMlbermeitierlveniy Hti year loaU Iolbman llfleen ear and I I ti ffordon i Wanij J I rt under I S i 01 J ie 1 i acud hy t the testimony of Smcn Minimum of conlracilnc with hJt man lo set fire ic his pace In Walker ireet CIIAKGKI IflAIXT A JllfJll Ivece afrAdam TVIII lavemlcale tbe Co duel oflllrkael J Iarlrr David ventrltt I at attorney for lImn SeT ncr whcse action to recover IOOOO damages trim Meyer llrllman and Jmech f Wut on a ktok transaction mUiarried lhronh a dlta greeinent of the jury n ked Judge McAdarn of the ruirlor Ccurl yesterday to appoint a ref ere to inqiire Into 0e alleged nlconduct of Jnmr Michael K arlei It It claimed that Carey after going Into the jury room announced that he wan for the defendant and refuted to ccrfri with the other Juror about the case Ho read a noIr while the other jurors ar gun They were out twentyone hours awl were tIen dlsclsrged br ludie Glidersleeve hefts wh uitl c care wa tried liiifge MAd in said ihofvii ir tr Inc tnp r lnhie o the 1i he TItll tn tllrnlCif lie 1 ainld his I le i a free Oii uy sitU jurors rufrrtinl to the free ever Ic f their judnieit but tli t are tint I ltl1 ti lake tltlr 1 Irtclligence and Hoi Ihelr oUMrmr lino the jury nom The public he l entitled loc nint cnniideration and 1 the be judgment ti l H Judge MI tno OCilt it arid tue t rime thiric It I X rcle l nf a j r I m that fc Jurir who dec line to t inch I lo 1 III I h W urm 1 I Is not siring an h nrt thing He is a dangerous man and thuuld ll he I dl ripl neil 1 Ue Judge directed that the juron be brought before hint en Mird y Twit oilier jurors held out with Carley bnt they an not orllt ofob tinacy In the jury room Norlberaere HHIIBE Koalbera Furm lUUTIWOKr March iO1Ia VU Ir i i MHH I ha report from agents in different jam of tuc South us to real estate crndltlrns with refer ence particularly to sale of property to p nnri from the North These reports show that the southward movement f population It i alrcail far III advance f what it genera r briar r 1 Ihi Ittert show that th 0111 h I t raII HI I w tlmcn u tuiU from the North JOSEPH ORR IMPROVING HIS MIMt AXO BOOT flSJIXD 10 Till XLXCTKJC CAFTEJt lit Talked 0 Illtle YeetMday aad Wished that Ile tauld Tell III Mather What Ilarr eaed t lllai tt VThea B h C Areed lie LIs tasesisibIs adAp taetl Joseph Orr the twelveyearold Brooklyn boy who hat lain In bed tiace Fatardsy apiaretiily without Mtialion aid with 111 mind seemlalf I blast rallied a little yrsUrday and Ur Finch landfad latsgU I the condition In hlsc I wire enea4 eniotrtgltg although U ae too rt to say aayUingdeSnltely about the issue cf the boys peculiar afflutlot The phytlclaa tried ejectnr treauaeM on Tuesday eteaiac cs rg at frst an interrupted current of cot tlaeraiie pressure and voiane but it was ilb out relI fLu wo no teInM whatever I Later be used at tlectrc autiriier aid attuned I the first response from the pi Lt The repDnse I was twofold bare was an involuntary fen traction of the muscles at the penal of cJierl tat ca and tie boy endeavored to speak a IIb his articulation was Itd stinct Elenrc cauieriutc doet Pet imply stadiag an electrc I current ibrouKh the patients body So eiec irlcity enters the body The current heats th plalnsm wire while hot ard tLe hct point scorchcs or blisters the kIn at the flare t of contact It Isaa irrtactonidcsgned to sect reKt on Yesterday mortise the cautemlng wa re peated up and down tbe bojs back on either OIde of the sULe and was continued down to hu heels The ociy parts that mil r fatd to manifest any Mctlbily whatever were the feel They Mar t j be dead to all Intents aad par i pw a Eedles forced Into them failed to ro ole the tightest faialioa Th Doctor bow even Hill thinks it jwsuble that they may cme i around all rght So sign of laSaairaalioa Sa yet appeared it them After the caaierirag yesterday moraine the I boy at ut f cn tIe fltt time He did so of MS ci wn I i 0nJ and he setned to recogslie tit mem tern of his fatailj by their vocw but he could I fie nothing He began to alk a little and said he wished he could see them Once heu dlo bit mother that he wished he coald tell her all that hd 1Ioet to hui Thai was al 1 he rad on tLeatjet and nJ effort wt uad to Cet him to talk more about it because the Doctor doe rot wish him t be worrie by VaeMinns taxing ht I mind That a part of his sjnd is working was mad evi dent fcy Ih telling the Docior yesterday tat Lt head ached during the Light and that some one bad hurt his back on the previous day 1hi evdenlly wa me memory of Ibo cauterizing and wa a tno l welcome manifesta tion I The palleal air I asked where his feet were which eILal he cannoi have any sensation n them although he can move the cia Cl lefof lie ues llchty TLe ability to do this how ertr sjnifiet nothlcc atdiflerenlrerve centre are involved and the luntary muscles muvlrc te lce art alia bed far up the calf of the leg nt below the knee Another good indication yesterday was Jo sephs ability eat Ipto thai time he had rifn nolhnc nme stimulanu had been I ured down bit thrift bat he bad taken no nourishment reottr a be said he would eat and he hud tome beef lea and charloue russe N either Mjipeared lo disagree wiin him but Ibo dr ctcr Las not set ben able lo delermme whether the digestive organs perform their Junctions or not Except when the patient arouses himself or is I aroused to talk cr the cauterirer is applied he Let a t he has lain from tIe fr t apparently obltioue to everything about and wittoiit KCtatior If the nerve centres of r the involuntary system are not oo il t the food might lie In the etomacb until de cnrap slllf n began N3 far It is I known only that the heart is I v ting At fmrt after the boy was fcrnd ther wa no puhee to be fit After a tlm a faint one was niired but up to Tuesday ii registered only fortyeight The I external temperature of the tidy bowyer ha been prctlcalT normal all fiorit Yesterday after th cauleriiallon the pulw was up to the normal Last night fir KerchUcd intended lo g1 e the patient an enema in n further atlempt lo learn how much ff the vital 0 Im I working If it be found thai the heart and tbs digetive and saaitary jjteras are all performing their fantlons then it will remain to be Mn bow the brain and ol unlary nervous system are affected through the ircalatlon by tot natural operations cf tle various orpars TIt rae ia that aperl is I rot on wrier me ilclne plays vj much of a part as r lt l It rop cane Then if iiflataetioti in the frozen D mU cent nues to be ab em a resolution lo the normal conditions m y reasonably be ex 1ltd Hut everything to far is in the dark That the rey r feet were frozen and that bf is sufferri from shock are the 1 only kijown fatv of hib ail rrfrt It is entirely tOMible that the shock was re ultanl from the freezlnc 1 fa lie feet kl It is i al v povlble thai u I the reult of fright which jrcduesihe am effects in the way of shock is thii brought about by severe bodily injury II Drill shock may have resulled from bodily injury reehed by the bor al the hands oJ som jtr on l here is not mitch pjsjilon among toot cnn clkd with the ca e in Ftrooklyn i i lj attribute the natlents condition in I C d gre to hypnotic influence That hnwer does not absolutely bar al P mmetirre called h pnotic cotdltlons per I I eta fecante tby are not explained aiy otter I W4V which N I to say that the boys exposure which mar have oroucbt about his preenl I stair n as perhap cue to a menial peculiarly suddenly d eoped He left school on Thurs day last al nxm in perfect health to far as out I ward eteanare went hut tome abrupt j I menial disturbance may have changed the boy I suddvnl practically Into another person hucb ih uc hav ben reported In the case fib l of bo 5 and 1 men Readers of THE Itc will recall the I siunes of tonic of them The doctors do nut explain Ibm they only re turn them II I r Fenhland is not in sympathy with the hypnotic srhof1 and he 18 s but lille abiui three rudden change of being as It nere Hli Inclination is towcrd the rational cx initiation of iaaa4es and a treatment that looks mop to nature tItan to drugs but fn the atf neof i rtitive evidence he does not deny the possibfmy if Midden change of personallly due 10 unknown causp I The case of Joseph Orr continue to boo a puz 7lln4 one but the application of the electric i calumny which haswronghl the first rood results In It will be princ paly idled on for the pre ert rr 10 long ii s it I tyks well 1 to brine abut t 1 thrcbans for lIt 1II r IJnii nhilran aid faintly felt much encouraged Iot night IIIK rovjt at EX lid V AHII Tbr Left lbs Lad Who I Thought Co Be Their rol I Be Arre td While Detective Formosa of the Central Office waslnrMxlh I anemic on Tuesday afternoon be saw four rather well drted men lolterirc about several of the large stores They acre rootin up and down the avenue and f cry now and then a boy came out of one of the stores and handed one of the men something then he went Into the next store Formosa watched Ibo boy do till several times Each time he c earn out of a store the four menclo around him WLtn the hit caOt out of ONeill V Cos dry gcxxl more at Sixth avenue and Twentieth street Formosa arrested him When tie men law tlc Ujy was c aught they ran away lie I b jv uat taken to Iullce Headquarters and IJttlned He said he WB Jeorje Heeler J ear ijid and told many different torlet at to 11Ire he lived FirM he said he lived In 111 to cmiii I len in Allegheny C ity Ia lie looked 1 ir be i tout 14 years old lie would not tell who tie fvur men were The name on the boys hat band had been erased The name of the maker pf hit ov ercoai had also Uen ripped from the collar When he was asked where they were bought he Mid be I dd not Know cpjllcr 1 think thty hate made an important arrest and say the hor It I a tool of the gang who bar been using children to pick pockets In all I the big notes lu the large utlet of the InlteJ Mates flatTh boy war taken to Jefferson Market Court yesterday inornluK and turned over to tbelierry society An attempt will be made to capture the I men who escaped when I he was a r rllFlure Killed Will hlcBlUK C Lance lluray ced 23 of 181 cherry street boarded the sailing vessel William H fmith at IlIr I M Katt Idler merdar to steal some I thing He fell through a hatchway and frac tured Lit skull John Peterson the ships car Intr foiiid him In I the bold with a bundle of r oUt ug in Ins dYIng clasp Murray was taken to II ii Hudtun treet Hospital where he died I without recovering consciousness Your Liver hoc of order it you bare bitter I 2IlW54 taste offensive I breath Blck L headache light fever weight or fullnett In tM stomach Heart burn or Nausea Hoods Pill rouse the Liver care bilious ness restore proper digtillon expel ac cumulated Impurities cure Constipation Purely vegetable easy to tike 25 cents I Prepared by U I Hood i Co Lowell Mis a For Nervous Prostration Hjiterii Brain Fag Hypochondria Nervoai r vi peptli Melsxciolls Locoaotor AUxia InMonia Epilepsy Ad general sys temic Weak take Cerebrine For FncXJi and Organic AfitctioEi of tie Spins i take Medulllne In Deprto s f Spirit and Melan cholia dr reilt ute tf the Genet lire Syr o Jitence Atropbj of the Organs Spema onhcri ic uc Tes tlneFor For Functional Veiknes of las Heart retaltirg from generrl cr loctl Nenets Debility in Organic Diisc itJiea the action of the heart rer uiret to le itreccthened or tendered regrlar Drcpty Bnght Ducrtc and Anzaaii take Car dine In the latter condition Caroline acts with great certainty in iccreatinj the quaUty of the red blood ccrpuscles For Myxc era Ooitre Lczcci and Obesity take Tit roidIDC I Women For Congestion of the Ovaries Chronic Inflammation cf the O artes imperfect development of the Ova ei Neuralgia cf the Oranef AmenorrhTi Chlorous Hysteria Neurutheau and dcnng the Climtctnc cr change of 1fe take Ovarine Abote are the Inlutloas for the us ol tbe Animal Extracts Frepited acc rdlac Io the fo ajli of DR WM A HANMOXID In bit liborttcry it Washirglon D C The uniform dote of any cf the Ex tracts is 5 drops minims I two or thrte times daily Price 2 cfrt row One ItaJStr rOM SALE BT ALL CLCaiST THE COLOMBIA CUEMlA CO WASHINGTON 0 C E etd for Eaoi in I I Black 1 Dress Goods ii i i This seasons Importations I of I I Figured Novelties I Sicilienne Brilliantine Foil de Ch vre and Crcpons wnolln the i hf I sk tvj or s k ard towcaP i Lords Taylor Broadway 20th St II I I jj I TlllU of in 11it vAitniiD TU A Ilus hand or flcbtr f ued for separation oa the rod of t melt Louie 1 I nerknr 05 year old raovcJ for iIJO a week alimony ard n counsel 1 fee rf S0 before Junk Ikxkrrari of the urior Crart yesterday in an action for eeparation which the has brought against William necsnr u cars old who lives rn the Itrtme of his prnert He was a widower with four children when he married the plaintiff in 1 st 5 They have r is child who with the children by ile former marriage tides agamil the father The rre it ner spent about ten years travelling in I Europe I and other countries j They oeparltod nrH in 1K91 when MrtoCk 1 j I Iler brought a araiion suit which xiasdis continued before trial They soon after became I I I reconciled but In January 111 they te araled finally fhe accuses him of swearing at her I I and eayr h spaT lu I her face and threw a satrfiel al her rhe alsri declares that he abandoned I I her He denies her charge aiitginz lla etc i abandoned him I without cauie Hr say tja he i foot e rn dI1irr I Is now boarding because of his limited meais I I Mrs jnerkner ssys her husband owns HI I i Inlon square and about lbOC0 acres of land I I In Texas and hat an income ot 0000 a year i I He says that the Lnioi juare property I i I heavily mortgaged and the Texas properly I wholly unurKluctlve Justie lieekman rAt I served his decision I j I An aclion of William Kngert a tnickroan to recover 10000aarsaf s frmn John Johnson a retired florist forltiaiirnation of the atlcctioas I of his wife WM ye terda iUced on lle eh rt taiidsi b JIjII BtnWI iuhinvci M 5 I I thai uuinmi it not his ife anJ tint on I Nov 1 her marriage tohozert was annulled Mathllde HachLiann moved LoIrr Judge I Gitgerich of the C urtcif Iommon 1leas y terclay for counsel fear allmon in an action for a reparation from Frederick Hachmxnii a su loon keeper of 404 First avenue hue fa e thai 1 he treats her cruelly and drink heavily think I i ing nothing of consuming twenty drinks of I whisker a day lIe denies that he eer married her and sa a that ate 1 ss as vllh his cook the I says that the marriage ass performed In IhUQ II I I I by a notary public wbos name she forget Counsel got lime ti t i submit further affldaMU on I I I the question of marriage I i I trOXT KKCl JllKIJt KtXTItlCTH Paeaale Me a May They Were Persuaded to I Mell by rpreieatntlcm I I PA41r N J March VO l1Mr Hyrre Hiolhers and iieorce Miner of lxli who al t I I I leI that they hate been m ul e the ilctnnsof I I 1 i a rtjreteatallvc of a Ii Dnne waler tjnclintp I have served legal notices on the Iarllt s lo I hem 1 they recently contracted tnsell I for 500Otheir mill lIe and waler I rhileteon the tactile lilv r at Lodi that they will not keep the conlrt They assert that this Mr Itch of Nen Vork with whom they made the contract represented that he wanted the property for a uoe factory but 1 later they discovered that the property i was really wanted for a water orl snitch would I not benefit the village whereas a gUise faciory I 1 ould Ihe emploimfat to man of tle iribuu Hants Mr Hell the agent of tie water rIP I I denies that any rnftrepreseiitallori were ms Ji I I ana calls upon Ma or llgurt as a nti e iie I I I daring that he cuntracted with the Mm 1 or for i I the Hennle property ton JlOOO for a storage I I re tr olr The Mayor does not corroborate Mr litllt statement and rejille ihst Hell was as dumb t as an oyster when steed what the land Va anted for and said he s as not ai liberty lo till I The Major and M 1 r Barn nf New VorV own I over 100 acres adjoining sddleltiver Mercer and Ryrnts have eauacd Jucine rwvenson a 1aterscn lawyer to lrr K suit i Collins and CorMn of Jcrfctj City have I been en faced by the water syndicate ulilc ii airious to locale on Saddle Hirer Yetterda appilca lion ss as made to ViceChancellor 1ltiiey al 1 r ear lily for an Injunction to present Washing too and Hell cf llayonne rmu dlsiMilnr of a contract to supply water to Bayonne 1 he mo tlon wa mad on benalf of Contractor liumbl 1 I of llayonne who wanted re Krltion The Vice Chancellor suggested lhat Washington md lIe I II settle the matter Incorporating the cJIII an I under contemplation In Hayonne and include Rumble as one of ths Incorjwratora irnUd oa m Ckarsie or farfrry HITITAIJ March yoEdward K Helmao son I of exijuperinlendtnt of 1tbllc Hnildlng Jacob Kelman was arrested Ibis morning on the I charge of forgery Kelman was under Indict ment for swlndllrit exCity Treasurer Alphons I J 1 ftr with whom he I as In partnership In thus brokerage business It Is alleged that hu used MOOO of the money of the firm for his own bensflton forged paper He fled from the city and wa not heard from until a few day I ago when the police melted Information that be had been living In Clnclnnail under the iiarorof Kdnard upp and had left there for lti I till G IL HOLLEXBECKS GUEST rrrr roto f4r rnoxt lITrETr nlg tOlrArJFL Had It Net flee for I tleeni Mar a II I B tr 1eclr Oed Peiearitaa ITovId Have Lt WatebeCafflltaaaadE While irorc Hollenbeck k who live In the Alpine apartment boas At fii West Thirty third street was crossing Fifth avenue and Thlttythlnl street on bis way home after a visit to the theatre and lie u ua sub fjnect supper on TueJay olcht a young Pan tapped him on the shontder Caal siektojoa a minute sr the young man nM 0 rt alT tnv eon HnUeahect replied caving his baad in the ar Whats the troa LIt Itaftarvinf laid the yotnc nan Wont yon please fve me fllteen rent to set tom thing It rot llonl H ou want theraoaey to get a drink T asked I I C e Ii Ti II f ji I I i U I R I I I 1 I I Mil IIiMEMfK rfl T The noting rrrr ad he clidal want to get a drink acd that he I only vrantei something 10 eat The he said h had no IIa I e to sleep lie added he had come fnm Denver C c1 and that since h bad Len la I tPvn bt had been unable to tilr1 smorl olenb ri barne interested 1 in the ycunc man starT 5 Ien he sad he came from Dens er He wanted to kmw if thr young rain knew who owcd n certain brick factory in that city Tee youih replied that hi I krcw oe man In Denver who owned a brick factervand thai Irs raaie was Hnllecte Then HolenUcl I told the ourg man tat the owner of ire buck factory sas ii I I COittiti When Mr 11 Vb k Hlcd the youtg man hi1 nape he fid U was Mifcae Ksnford and that hs I tv was 1 year Hollenbeck in vited him to sttsd ite Light his apartments 1 irf h ont v I1 10 I the olin bis room ihei c men ftarsd f i u Alpine Frank OXil the mum clerk wt at the de k and when he iivtSe ttranjrer tvuh Hollecbeck he Ifame s u i us He didnt like the looks of the south and said You have a stranger with you Mr Hllen beckVe Vtt feloiv TI hard luck Hes ill right thnush Im somg to give tirn something to eAl and a red Tbe two men went lo H llenbe ks apart rner ts and a 111 hey war summoned to gel them snracjh ig to cat When the boy was learnt the win he asked te men what lime he rliut rail them liathfurdori he vated to te called st tl oclo K lint HM beck warned the toy not I call him 1 before t c lix k When the U weit down tn te cffice he re TVTtMi to f Jerk ONil the Im the men wanted in be aw aken l Police man Mran of the West Ilirtletl sireevstition na the olEce at the trar and f len I Neil ti 11 Limo thai he was afraid of Holfnlck new friend Vhen he heard that be hid stfc d ro l called two hours earlier than Hollenbeck he told Moran about it More eugutc4 l that they beth keep a sharp Ivt rout it tm sbe rjirhl p sslMy EO anny bfcre tie tim he wantid tr be awakened c mrdlncl MorH staved IT the Alnin He was jnt a rt hurplsed hen at 4 olk iiathford came down ours an t ranted lo gn Ut Mona pd lint and aed where he was onc Tt e sung nan ilidnt seem to know VUl replitd fat he was in a berry Morai crabbed the nuth and vith the help of ONeii the ysrz tatti vn farchd The search 1 rntisht flh a oil mate oni chain a ether watch a pair of diamond CUT hutton and 5 Tiie natrhes and ui uons were recogrJlzcd zip the rrprty f loIlereii Th mnuiic utn wjs t kea w Ihe police slaiion And lucked up He wts arraiprel inter In Jet ftrson Market Court Mr Hollerteck who was in court marie a chars nf robbery against the nting nnn be had tried tn help JuMii r Inrns held the prisoner in 1000 ball for examitaiion sizor 4 nuhsnn A Toa c Man Waylaid om a sai Bridge by a relaown KffKMi March uil Lester Halllday S2 yar nf use In ing at S O Elk street wa shot and robbed at 32tO oclock this moraine He Is in a precarious condition and is likely to die The shootln was done on the bridge over the canal at Perry street about 100 feet west of IxiUifciana street oner f the most lonely spot In liiiffaln after nightfall A policeman ubo wu or the beat beard the report of the pistol and ran toward the bridge When found Halllday TBSdioklns from an internal hemorrhage and nab hardly able to speak lilood was streaming from an ugly wound m hit left side directly be neath hit heart He dccribe l hit assailant as a tall man of heavy frame with a black mous tache and wrarm black ilouch hat A tier Haliidiy dropped to the foorof the trhulge the hishwajman tuoxxl user him and rifled l his pockets securing a gold watch and about t30 In money The wounded man was taken to the Fitch Hospital where It was fnund that a 44talibre bullet had roUted bs left lung just below the i ijei of his heart He i not espwted to live liie polite re erve were ordered out emil a ttioroiigli narb made of the lo allty where the hoctin i ccurre l At about a oclock a tut piiiiut chariwler was arreted and brought to the hospital but Hillidaj was lsiitive it was not the riLht mat 1 he jiolice found the re volver with wblh lUlliilay was eliot Imas 1 in j on the ice of the canal H few fret from the brdke The weapon it nearly new mid wan flUtd with cirndie one nf which hail Iwen diicharEPfl The rottr had doubtles brown It over the brite thlnklnu It would fall Into tti vi atcr of the canal IAXCOAIT 7TS A A Kir TRIAL lie Had Tl n Caarletrd IB North liakota of Mnrdrilmc IIU Yonax Wlfr MM IN S II March VU William W Pan coast the twlrdlervrho fifteen years ago robbed a Mi Jua i bank of JM J and later en gaged in wdllmn oreratinnj In Canada and Minneapolis and was arrseo tried ynd con victeul l of the murder of his wile near this city Jr I to have a new trial His young wife seas mon dered in cold blood while Ianiout was away from home on March al IhDI MLortkl Ian chaCtS hired wan Iraq arrested and confessed that ho Kilnd her but that hew as hired to dolt b l nMat for HHOO Iancoast was nrref ted In I olorido taken u Mandau and convicted At the trial hi lawyers protetted that the Jiile was prejijil eel No attention was paid tttepri test but today the Mipreme C oart of rii Uttlota granted 1ancoast a new trial lioldiiiMMt whcua defendant makes affidavit that hecainiM have a fair trial by reason of Mat and prejudice of the JuilueH is th absolute duty of such Judge to cail in another Judge to help to try the case Telepholle Rates 8000 Per Year and upwiri for New York City EichsnM Rervlce On request by lusll or 1 ltphone Actat will be rent loilte further luforrastlon Our JUr roooral ofnce may becallH from any public Ulepbooeortr 101 to t cIyssitbout Charge The Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company I II COBTIAMJT MT ijI tII eo 1 IXBFSCIOIt XfXXXDT SrSPZYDID Asewed r pitttg fluhIders to 1Ut IP BddeIek lStretreP Wr ley C Bash the Ommlsloner cf the Department of Ilaildlncs In KfjuVlyn yesterslay j suspended lnPytOT P J Kennedy fcr cross negligence In falllcc to Inspect properly ten foar tory apartment houses on the south side Jefferson avenue between Howard and Ralph avenues The OTntr of the buIldings Is t Mr Sarah C Mhoto arid her bBsl cd it the builder The permit for the erect on of the houses which aye Titet flnl ktJ has beers rsnoke Mr Bush rereited i complaints about Inspector Kennedy some time apn and deteralt to make a personal invrjiieatioa He had lea very jrtlcular In InstructiEc ln nspector after the collapse of tiie rchard etreet buildIng to keep a clo e watch on bulldes aid veprt any Infraction however tipbt of the luldltis laws Mr Ruth examined Mrs Mao row nf flatf and saw that the plans submitted to the Department of BnldlrS had not beer adhere W and that the Lotuee ncie in clanscr of col lapse An expert mli qnently einnined the houses and confirmed the t4mflilsituteTe opinion Wet lime frocn and second hand tirlfkf and cheap lumber bad been ud The chimney breasts did not Hart at the four datlors but were carred from th flatter of beams The balldlnp support tinier the fellkr girders rrc cot in afmHance with eperIa lions were placed too far apar and wee of inferior brick which was already rrunWinc I The framing was earetece and nnncrkmnn like Tte wals were improfery 1iaemi and excavations had twen made for ad to a cot i tlderable depth bcow the cellar bottom and be tween party sea If tbee baldinir were permitted o ht finitheJ sad Mr Hish we nvald hose 1 us rer cOtton of the Orchanl street atStiftvti If a11f wed r V completed as foirjorv fat honsej the live cf the tenant would be eopsr1ij l I caatored all the Inspector to be r rtli uUrlr caiefui in keeprc a close watch user btildiic rtnrnp frtrT and gate especial ln trariins to Mr Kennedv 1 night ate a stmncer term than cross crtli aea In referring to hi rec lltr nce It i probable that tli two stories already erected wll t torn down jo tilIOW in rut WASXS 4fl1IO411 I I I Aaterleaa Prodeeeva Will Plaid H Strive i of llihlkllloa IB European Clllr Welur E von Johann n of Mercvd county Caiornia an honorary representative for Ku roiw of the United Stares Pcpartment of Acri caltur is in town perfecting the preliminary arracceraeats for a series of rxp Mtira in the haiitg cities rf Europe of American sprcal lies end California products Tle firs of the exi Hon will be heid in Herlm from May L to July 5 after which the exhibit will be shown in Paris Copenhagen and 1undcn The idea of thus showing in European cities the products of California originated Itsl CMo her with a camber the leading wine and duel fruit producers cf that bt who ccnsid erpj it an opportune time because of the rea sonable freight rules cffered for the trinsjorts ton of their exhibit to Berlin by the North Artericaa Navigation Coaipanj acd the Para na Railroad They raw in it the pOMibuty of exriadircb liutirest in Calif mia products la Kurope tad they decided to combine lo raVe an exposition of a purely commercial claric lr J he enlrrjinse crew until now there are in the hemr 1r t t anornia nras repreeent i log ai iit 4iuiib1iQifrlj of capital Besdes i these Mr in J rhanrin has interesjpd a large i runter of aspr bus ness men la the expo j I I silions JLU sptiabet Jrcici all lie large cities of the country will Ix eitn ie i i Among the products ana manufactures to be I shown are wine and brannits all kinds of canned fcods ml brand if Ala kn mainia orange decwtinr hop asbestos grcds pcu 1 tar scops California lasrtijciue ruanutrateJ I i wineniun California redwcvsi erA nlustratii i i exhibits of Callforiiia sealing arc whairc in duslnes itoT Marknam of California ba i i given the enlerprise bis oScial sanction end t i KrigOen i Aien duuntOenersl cf the National card of that Plate h s given lwrmis sion that the Nasal HatiAhon fnrrash tier band and guard for the exposition for the crtater i glory nf the Pacific cxa t I The Htrlln exo ion wii be held ia a large j I building siiuaied jn me Thiergarten A thor cuugttiy equipped fire derarttaent and a large I guard from the Naval Battalion will he t on band to protect the buildirc and the expo mon will Ia under the direct care nf all the dip rrKtic T and CfirsuUr reprrsentaiivs of ihl country In Kurope A system of rmpsrcnda lctiir uni ronnly gotten up mind attended by young wr men in Quaker K tucCS suit bt one cf the srecal feature of the show flING 114 SITC lAK JJCFAICATIO Kxamlnatlon of ashler Morcaa and Presi dent XSrovronoD on the fbnrceor Flnr liirj IJisoiiAUTiiy March 20county Judge Tay lor I Arcs began this morniLC the examina tion of Tracey U Morgan acd David L Brown son his sxnnaw who were arrested yester day on a warrant barging them with burglary in tnt third decree Mr Morgan was ctihier and Mr Erownsoa President of the Chenanro Valley savinss Bank At about 5 citt on the morning thai the institution closed the men were detected coming from the baak with a buttel basket full of papers which they carrifl between them They also carried book under C4vh arm They were slopped by Policeman Heath and Detective Slephen who rtad Kea I detailed to watch the bank The men claimed that the basket contained private peters and boots but the detective drew his pistol and 1 after eme parley the effect were carried back to the bank and the bankers vv re detained un ill the arrival of the Bank Examiner The affair created much excitement at the time and opinion was divided regarding the action of the men The contents cif tbe basket have run been mad publli but this may be die closed durlnc the present examination Detective Stephenson and Policeman Heath who made the arrest were oa the tiand today and testified to the foregoing acts Hank I Kx j arulner Mooney also testified llrownson was I present at the examination but Morgan is un abe 10 leave his bed Deputy Attorney Gen j era Hasbroack and Special Deputy McGowen appeared for the prosecution and deortie 11 Curtis and A D Wales appeared for the de fence THE CJIUUSE STAHLES SOLD They test More Th SSO OOO aad Were Hold bj Audio far SIT OO VIIACTIE March 20 The magnificent stables of the late I Edgar Grouse were sold tocay at auction for tOO Their actual cost wa over 8250000 These ttables In the time of their Ute millionaire owner were probably the finest la I this country If not in the world They were I sumptuously fitted as a club house and bache lors quarters and contained nearly 5100000 worth of valuable furniture rugs and brica brac which has all lately Ixen sold In spite of the elegance of these sublet their late owner na never kn wn to have shown their Interior I to any one but a few friends connected with him I In a business wa Notmitil after his death did I tbe slighter hint nf the elegance of their ap pointment become pubii The stables were purchased by Charles M arner who has lately given a monument to the city to commemorate the soldier and tall ors of looiidaira county What his intentluas are lu regard to the Itailpi are unknown lie u not a horse fancier It nat been hinted that Sir arrr wl present the bulldog to the Medical College of tyrnruec Lniversily I Jllildrd Verdict lo the Malt Home Collapse i Case f Coroner llneber concluded yesterday the In quest in the ease Cu the four men who were killed by the fllmb of the wails of t I L malt house OtiIe occQj ed b W A K bueyer at Tenth arenur and FTtytl rd erred The Jur was Uiviti and tnt s ci Iit bri In Hoth vtrcicn ileclure l last tbe I accident wa I duetofaut con trui lion 4 tic building nnd i to vibrations which aiiscd the ivais tu fall The venlm ut f tin itoritr prfnunceJ the t contractor KeeK n A DKxf incomn tctt 1 Further It reromicerdd Unit demolition of buildings it I placed tinder the tu rvinon of tbs I Hulldlrj DC purulent I Its t rrci l wee aigtitd by four men Coroner iiclr ditrbarzed the contractors as netl er verdict halo them euiit of trjJutnki I negligence Jrriey City Democratic Primaries Dciaocratlc primary elections uerc held In Jersey City last night to nominaU a candidate fjr Alderumnatl rge six members of the Hoard of Aldrrmen five uieintr of tbe btreet and Water Hoard ancl n number of Jnslcen of the Peace anti eoiist llet Tim ilectlons were held under the riorgi iiiainti plan whicli pri video for ititti i primarieMhe voters vising dl rectly fur tiie i audinati J here was no onto lion to Garret D an Pejprn forVUerroSnnl Urge Ihere l were thirteen candldntes for btreet and s CIty CommUolimers Flute wit ate nroUily selected are Daniel T Lewis hit wand H lint Mephen J Harvey Edwin Vnn JIfjUten and John Cone The totes for the can ditlate hru Aldermen bad not been counted up 0 a late l hour UADITC Irow no UI It you h wut I H BITS a Clear fresh a100 i uiiag rn 9l w pioiion ret in the liftLlt of I I i WOQXlUVAYS FACIAL 6QAK J WE KNOW ABOrT THl8 vi HVI Tiionoroni I ISM 1 IS TIC TIU TJIK 51 7 j II And We Assure Oar Il dfr if I n lute TruthCoubtj Siipl Jlr it v Terribly Weak and ertsis Toot II Cireroes Sprra and Is nw n u 1 lan aJI lip JII Endowed l II w Vigor and liealtli I l fV VTOCVf J lit 1 How taD I set rest aid Ut J are required Y This It a Leti a tt a kd by thousands of men and wotui dntles require almmt constant eie t mental faultl and wh tinS v r and nerrcia that when orttot 11 i 1 for rett it tlcits aot iom Wiu too a I ue tcn M em to hale ten e tp r I ruaaeat It It i by the tte i J lif I 1 Nervura blood aid nerve rtanrfy 1U if i becxmi K sj utennvtiy UMU ILS C I and then dialers are ciJwc t p a I orders way ia jvd ance in order v r tn filled or tme Among the nr latee nuiLbe I men cf matte who have i f 1 1r letnei Nervura as Ujet I i wn Uepaty UKntiteudebt cf tie i tr wait an oQc la the Court of Appna aJ liuilditic who at riLe time Ue j wocld e hit mental faculties si I t a1 Immediate Tetie frm the ne vont r t n n whit h he was sfflitU1 and tli deb followed InLu atKut a er w Of wa r rr tj1 i rUr Lath J Ma accc Umd to K cni 1 thal o ojtti a 011 bik t farm r ne e 1 ie f tt t i TIU lief e or in Ocndata oauy Ml I wn oat nM tb I neemil n e ab tbft 1 e s ii luin dte be tig wvI l l 0 ic isu share of hi me jo the uuflue 1 i it cl 1 3 C I i 1Ln

Ml t HAIHI li im v The change war Itn tcurL lir rin contituiioiu anrt he graduallv bttn the giving away of his nervous PfL v nhaer with continued indigetion Ht 14 t no i vinoed a few WCCES wro that L m cv m his sitlon of ponsibiij nod It e t that his constitution Mxru d tn aenaa c III it hair state of things was roto c h ccC u day Mr Mrnwnli pro auns his out w tu i interniissicn and he says mnf espif 1 ay that he ha been almon entir lv rre1 b Ihi use of Dr Green V Nervura bc iKi nid nerve remedy In describing his ti rcire Mr Brown said I went home a short time ago tborougl v Imbued with the idea that I had sade my t visit to my oSice and that mv nervojs i mtr1 Lad lecime foO chattered thai 1 never weald e Sited for bosizirin acajn 1 wa in curb a con dillon that I beheved an insane atvium was sisrmg tae In the face 1 found 5t imtM s t e tn sleep or gel any ret at any hour of in da My wiieand family became thoroughly aiarmri and inxsied on sending for the I family thy cian Il i call seemed 10 Le without iesc ard I belived thai I was without help Not K however for the messenger of health earn through Ir rtenes Nerrnra which WM rcorurafrdd by friend who had received creal benefil from Its one for only a few week Havlnc vaffered t in a measure rom an attack similar to mj ow n I ellerd that ne knew whot he I wa talking about and so decided la try Nervura Tle result In my cae has been far beyond all nf my expectations I can astre you Th enefts bzan lo be apparent before I had finished taking the flrsl bottle Hefore this I had not been able to apply myself to my official duller but day by day I began to experience a marked change for the better aad today I sera as well as ever For some time I had to give up boviness entirely at times I was wholly un filled for any kind of mental action and at one time thought thtt unless Improvement came I would become a burden to myself and friend Today all of that nervousnev hu disappeared thai which the doctor could not relieve Wih the improvement In my nervous pystetn came better health generally and today I feel CO dowed with new vigor aad health t tanks to the use of Dr Greenes Nervura blood and nern remedy I would not be without It under any circumstance Mr Brown said that he coald not rumma word taat would corvey hl thankfulne t n Dr Greene and his Nervnra blood and lIre remedy for what It ha done for him He tars that Ii I affords him much pleasure to recom mend the remedy prepared by Dr Greene who he considers is I a benefactor to mankind Mr Hrown can be found at lila office every day now during business hoar and be will gladly ex plain to those Interested the benefil and res toritlon to health and bappiee that have re sulted by the use of Dr Greene Nervura He says thai he has every reason In the world fry being grateful that Nervura wa recommended lo him He honeUy and enthasiaslicaly recommend it tS others We would say also thai this remarkable remedy 1 the prescript and dt covery of Dr Greene of 35 Wet 14th M New York city who can In all cues be consallel free of charge rersonally or by loueridr 1IATILT ROVED AX ALIBI A Pool Seller Cbarced with Bnrtrtarr tt leased Throb IIab a Crps CHICAGO March SO deorge Havill a Cv caEopoolseller who was arrested on the chart of assisting Kid u OBrien In a robbery Jan 4 last in Rochester X Y and for whom extradi tion papers were Issued by Ocrr Altgeld ss released on a writ of habeas corpus by Judte Gibbons today F C IlaafordAulstant Suc Attorney of Kochester appeared In court w 3 two witnesses one of whom was George He M the bookkeeper for the flour company who wee present at the time of the robbery The otUr was H C Heck a cartmanwho was standing 3 the street near the mill at the time Mr Hall tdeinlficd Havill positively ai 4 man who came Into the office with OHrlfn a i talked lo Irtm while the safe was being roblt Beck swore that he saw Ollrlen and Ilavl gether in the street before and after the roblrv Havill told tle Court that ho WA a brother f May Howard the burlesque atre wh sal playing at the Olympic Theatre here from Jim 14 to Jan 2O and that he was at the tteate every aay with her This wa corroborated r einplojern of the theatre reveral ether w reese teMlfled to seeing Havill on the streeis a Chicago about the lime the offence In Rocher was committed lrr li er ilaaeaa TronbleB IInlltIoUT March tO Effort are be n t made to force the Rev II W Jones of SIt e1 to resign Mr Jones Is the Baptist murser who recently orcanlted the ClllzensLaw o i Order Ieacue I there ard had warrant hat f r tile arrest of Motv Hull and Tom lark II in I reiutcd to nearly the whole town and i I feeling against the preacher is 1 very bitter attendance Mr ioness church has fier to almost nothing and merchants there ls f refused to trust him for roods Kuril f I s few faithful member Mr Jones would be a a serious predlctmenl STANDARD GOLD FOR EVERY MAN ONLY 1 I TH ti I W H PARKER M D I ulftneh ltMl Df 11oaluu 3Iae Tnr MOST EMIXFM SPK UL1ST IN AEHiC I 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T5 4 J 5 HARVARD IS UP IN ARMS rite atuoaim ARE AUAZSD OFJEII TUX XJGVITX a CXIOY ralbll aJ Ba Abollad I M Tier Ar HOI Who BollaT That I Wilt Voi tlnaaA Utneral Opinion ThntllTria Ideal Illot War on linn Ik dam Would tJo On for at Lealt Another Tnr Ibo Glorification of ninkejr Aierlhiil B One of the Iteaioa far Iks faculty Moierror bhalira Changa of Front BOSTON March CO While tlio futuro of foot ball ftt Harvard II 1 very dwk juitatpretent amt thl chancct of a gamo with Yale next fall lecin I exceedingly doubtful there Uitlll potslblllty be iavcd for the Cambridge that thespfltt may lvcd CambrhIe ttudcnti Vb Athletic Commltteo will never MciUn from tbo position which tliuj hava takin Three of them Pro Ames the Chair man lalln Hr llrAilford ami William Hooper Hated to poiltlTcIy today Thcr hlve bean unanimous from tie nl art 1 lu the ttand they hnve tftfcenj they havo put 1 tlnnuolves on record at confl dent that la I another year tho evils can lie eradicated and the Bport rayed The fato of football at Harvard then reita right here Will the rori oratlon and the overseen back up tho Athletic Committee and give the faculty to understand that they must not Interfere or will they keep tut of the matter altogether Y In i which event tho final power recta with tho faculty Tns SON correspondent can date ou most ex cellent authority that tho corporation la In tym pathy with tim Athletic Committee As yet there has been no opportunity to learn tho sen timent of the uverictn on the question Since Harvard men had the first Intimation 1 month ago that the faculty wee opposed t the continuation Intercollegiate football then hat tinuation of Inteoolealato footbal ther ba to what their author biti much conjecture a ity was In the cal Many contended at first that thee had not the sllchteit ground on which to take any action but II Is generally admitted now that they hue the power to side track tho report Until Tues day nights meeting It O the general feeling among all Harvanl men that In spite of their pronounced objections t the came the faculty would IhOI the Athletic Committee tho courtesy ot allowing them to undertake the proposed re lorma explained and which have been printed A curious phaio of the situation it presented when you consider that I President Eliot M In Cambridge now there would probably never hare been any vote passed by the faculty I has not often been tho case that when the athletic men of the university have been In straits they have looked t President Eliot for support owing his wellknown antipathy to In tercollegiate contest but strangely enough this time those who are lighting for the life of foot ball at Harvard are bewailing the fact that the President I In Egypt Instead of Cambridge At just this time tme Before he tied the plant for the Athletic Committee for reforming the game were fully uplalnt to him and while he expressed him self extremely skeptical a t their results ha did say however that he was In favor of giving them a trial next fall On one point he was very I decided He insisted that all the Intercollegiate I games should b played on college grounds and added that under no consideration must any contest be arranged for any other place Both the Athletic Committee and the Board of Coaches presided over by Dr W A BrooXs had previously come to this conclusion themselves Everybody considered this concession abso If the to be retained lutely necessary game was t retalnel at Cambridge so that President Eliot sailed for Egypt thoroughly cognizant of tha Athletic Committees Intentions of which be had ex pressed his approval It Is known that ho did not think there would b any less objection t the game a year from this than there Is now and that 1805 would Inevitably be the last year for Intercollegiate football at harvard But for one year more he wanted to sea tho trial made b What then has brought about the present situation 1 Those who know what hae gone on at the meetings of the faculty do not hesitate to state that tho Yale alumni dinners and the tier Ideation of Capt Hinkey are responsible for the nttltudo of the faculty today This may seem to bo an extreme view of the case but the writer has been told the same story by several who have votes on the Issue now at stake They ear that in every Instance where the Yale alumni have dined this year at their annual banquets there has ben only one theme thought of or talked football about It ha been football football It Is claimed that the faculty became gradually nme ually more and more disgusted when they ira that the alumni of a great university like Yale tould not have an annual gathering without devoting every speech t an athletic sport to evotnl eport t the absolute exclusion of all reference to their Alma mater at an institution of learning This feeling had become very strong when at the meeting four weeks ago an Incident happened which was tim last straw One of the most respected and scholarly mini hers of the faculty of arts and sciences is I a Yale graduate who baa been teaching at Cam bridge for a good many years At the meeting referred to when the matter of playing football games on college grounds only was brought up this Harvard orofessor who la also a Yulo man made a epoech in which he said that at tho recent Yale alumni dinner at the Exchange Club In Boston every speaker no matter what was the subject of hla lout had spoken on football He added that although during the year one of the most famous orofessors at the New Haven university had died not one allusion was made to hie mem ory or his great learning He concluded his speech with a Btatemeat that hu left that dinner ashamed that ho was a Yale man These re marks had such an Influence on the members of the faculty present that this vote was imme diately lao At a meeting of the faculty of art aol idencen held kth 111 JI It was resolved hat the faculty deilre the Commute on Attilotles to put a stop to Ji lutercrllejum football contents Now although they had undoubtedly by them eles thought a great deal about tho urobleru and sii did not approach I without much deliberation Mill it is I selfevident that the pauage of this vote was n very hasty action Otherwise men of their character never would hate sent out anything of such peculiar con struction It calls upon tho Athletic Committee to do away with all Intercollegiate football everywhere which II certainly asking a Rood deal Tin members of tho commltttu think commlteu that It Is asking rather to much of them to abolish the game at Harvard alone lama llrvar However thin was only a matter of careless ares as the sentiment was shown on this vote before the next meeting was held two weeks later At this session the entire time nearly three hours vas devoted to the discussion of the report which had been received from the Ath letic tommlttee It was one of the most fully fuly attended meetings for year and some thing of a bombshell was exploded In the camp of those who favored the con tinuance of the came Irof Hualtr has always been one of tho stanchest tupportersof all form or athletic at Cambridge Never Istliero a ball bal vam on InlmmuI leld that he does not attend and when he strides down the field Hampdeil lark l Hprlngflcld n wave of Harvard cbuem lrvard oJ rolls mi the field Bo It was naturally expected th it Irof Staler would come to the support of the committee on the second faculty meeting Hut to tho coiuteruallon of the football ad olerunton Cotbal niirm he made u long and vigorous upeech In vloroul 11eol Morof nUillshing Intercollegiate names and IIKIIhlnl having only what he called Innelnl domelto totbal Proi Slmigrs chanso front had gnat weight With I several members of too Iratweliht win stated that during the latter part of last leo K il Vdenti had cOle t them saying that iii 1 bl y they could by present at recitation but tnettally they could not b considered at at trOhing In other words they were under such I A11 that they were absolutely unable to de Wo soy bmln energy to their studies The etewnt u WM Ma 0 that the ttudents n Were Very frank about the matter but that II simply an Impossibility dur Wi dlr ioi tL flrml preparation for the great contest to I u any more than what was required of them lf1 Iii I I 1 1 football t sum It up briefly the faculty P cymo in the conclusion that football hs h1ie V011 alt bounds as a college sport and 1 cl Will iJnt at It Ilarva 1 H must stop lIe question h I alit Arthur Brewer of the Harvard eleven hig i atlll Alrthur Al Irewor leen h tui I letter In the 0ri nrt today regarding ins action twkeii yesterday by the faculty of the Heg against football 111 r hat ovCnigs 010 or the faculty I wise or racuI1 I 111 I to I Ii seeii lii ruture ear II whether they have Ce1v atol Ii inI thi prospsriy of our beloved col IJ betov hjp rviIIatt I ot t ha pruvee wbolherlhUJayO I 5 or tIiIik iii hOII at leolL thai dud la done and U I lrhap one of our loon manly COurts has In Iri hOI II 111 are n actually In a position I nclualT POIUOU I itivu iie IIol of tills aetiou r Klop a mo iiIIit tll acton IO 111 m think to I a undrLoadunl only ho JtIIgti e 000sider 1 that wu can judge with that II ti I r ii1t fi irut 141 tht t t cioes rrelablol from experience oureide r in Li siperheilci Ii not bit surety they realise Ibo importance or tile S Ile rnle 5Ult they I iii Ikl In1 ItS wllll 10 accept the IOulF IV hk1 they wuIlnceroll believe wtU b 011 lCJllj II 1101 1 thor dlnrleu 10 the faculty our In III iwntaiors if we liar lu ptees their opltoll tr 0 tbeni phieentcai only udergradu CIII Ii 110 I eemeaIw ll L I 11 ilSVO ICireuiy reached mur twenties r Surll 1 ftiit cleolf betiuyu that theY Carry nor fl IIIOIi I I I JUtly I lr 011 to eriticiset let It t for thoSe I a I Ioleo IlelI capable but 11 UI at iUftit1 unrlu OUIIO courteous ald th ile ili1rlnlIl1tl tie lam Pftlr all expressed uiiu ilea Imt Iinre there Is nothing to b I 1 the I brat way Is to submit la poaco It I I 1 however sticks t ita previous opinion that the ftoMon It mistaken and liltlnud William loopsr p graduate memlrtr of lbs thletlo Commitee among other thing hat this t IYI thlnJ If I tindenUad the function of the Athletlo Committee I ts to have nnthorllattve unit final say at regards athletics at Harvard It Wi Inll pointed by the corporation the tame nt the tae ratol ulty Wn If there It any difference of opinion dlrorlnce beta MO the two committees both of which are commites bth created by the corporation should think the corporation would have to Settle It But the committee has the right to final say Mhtnk i At far at I a concerned I shall D In favor of standingnpand saying thntour recommtnrin I Mlns thntolr tloa shall stand or that we shall resign We are either something or nothing If wo do not suit this corporation they enl remove us at the end of the year 1 think that the Yale men are to Llama for this thIng When men of years and standing and experience roso and publicly patted Hlnkey on the bank It created an Impression among the Harvard faculty that them must be ImOl1 put t the Mine Harvard did not say much 11t Hlnkey but the press did The press was pros lres ent at Uprlngflslil and caw what was done there And condemntd Hlnkey Then Yale supportsr patted him on the back and the mischief wat uono a Iona Dr E II Bradford member of tho Advisory CommIttee on Athletics at Harvard graduate said Whir made our mistake a not carrying the matter tip to the aversion In the first place when the faculty WM acting plainly aotnR beyond frictIon Its powers but we knew It would cause The Athletic Committee Idiot able to change lit position which Is unanimously In favor of allowing the sport to go on No 1 shall not re sign from the committee under the cltcnm Stances for the light has only begun I Presi dent Eliot had been here tho undergraduates would not have been forbidden Ilderluduatc wanted to sea the game of football regulated and tried through another footbal t rlUlatcd Nrw HAVEN March Oho voteoltho Har vard faculty In restriction ot football hat been pretty generally discussed by the faculty of Yale and the undergraduates today The gen eral opinion Is that this action was not final and that the IndoHnlteness with which the vote Is clothed will leave a loopholo through which wi I those Interested In athletics will make ahloUcl wi an es cape and play as usual Walter Camp stated that he had rtctlved let ten from Capt Brewer Dr Brooks and Prof Ames of Harvard agreeing with tho committee that I general conference was advisable for the purpose of revising tho rules Mr Camp said that In case the conference Is called Harvard will b Invited to send representatives without reference faculty to the action taken by the Harvard Copt Thorne of the Yale team said I I have no desire to criticise the Harvard faculty but regret that this action hat been taken Al though there Is no agreement between Yale and larar t play football next fall It was e pected to meet soon and discuss the prospects We were only watting for thu present agitation to blow over Whatever harvard does will In 111 no way affect Yale fur she will play tho other college teams as usual Prof K Ij Hichards of the Yale faculty hat declined heretofore to express an opinion on the wisdom of the Harvard laculty In lit football legislation but tonight ho said The Harvard faculty have acted Unwise ly I their action Is correctly reported they will back down A they have be fore In matters appertaining to athletic reform It was voted Cambridge not to allow Hai vard t play with professionals nnd afterward re voked Games were prohibited outside of Nell England but tho football team played at Phila delphia Intercollegiate athletic contests were forbidden and the following year this de cision wan abrogated Tho policy of Har vard teems to he ono of Interference and every manly Harvard graduate must feel ashamed of such vacillating policy There Is nothing defi nite in yesterdays vote anti It seems to mo that there are plenty of loopholes left for escape Here at Yalo the policy will continue the came and the faculty will place no restrictions on athletics leaving the students to work out the salvation of their sports when endangered Wo shall play football next year n usual without reference to Harvard t Harnr Perry 6 Trnfford a member of Harvard Athletic Committee a seen by a RUN reporter r1rtr yesterday at his law ofllce UO Wall street Traftord seemed somewhat nettled over nette the exact meaning of the facultys ruling but when asked to express an opinion on the subject ho declined giving as his reason that It was not tho proper time to discuss the matter Several other Har vard men denounced the facultys action and acton were Inclined to blame tho rule makcrn for not reforming the game last December when such action would undoubtedly have disabused the faculty of an Idea that the game should b abol ished 5Thers are many football men who believe that if football N I abolished at Harvard Pcnnsyl vanlas position will be strengthened This may seem strange especially as Harvards Thanksgiving Day game with the Quakers would bo dono away with But It Is ar pned that nt Yale would only have Princeton for an opponent both the New Haven kickers and tho New Jersey collegians might finally weaken and agree to meet Pennsylvania under certain conditions With Ynlennd Prince ton flocking bv themselvet the gridiron there would b little or no interest In college football WHISKEY IK VST AFFAIRS Salt to Bo Begun on Charges of xten Ire Fraud CHICAGO March OThe suits of the Whiskey Trust receivers against Meters Oroenhut and Morris will be begun In the courts here before the week Is over Such haste I belnc made that the New York attorneys today telegraphed several thousand words t their Chicago as sociates commenting on the bills of complaint they had received by mal and offering sug gestions Separate suits are to be brought but they will follow each other quickly Tho first of the e will follow be civil but criminal prosecution will soon In the United States Court before Judge Grosscup this morning Attorney Mayer ap pearing for the majority stockholders showed that Charles L Olmstead one of tho original applicants for a receiver was a figurehead ro Oreonhut employed to do his bidding He of fered evidence that on Jan i the day prior to the application for a receiver Qreenhui trans ferred to Olmstead five hundred shares of stock and that almost I Immediately after the granting of u receiver hu took back the stock and left the applicant on the bill without a share of It This stock has now found its way into the hands of the Reorganization Committee and lu that way It was first learned that Olin bteud won not a holder When this was shown In court Ulmstends name was removed from the records and In his place was Inserted the name of Louis M Mvndliam tho holder of illuo shares and a friend of the new management It la expected that tho experts will have com pleted their examination of the books of thoTrust for the year eliding arch I 1 18D by the end of this week Their report It Is averted will contain developments more sensational than any pot brought to light In the Investigation of the ca reer of the corporation These developments will be inmlu thu foundation for the suits against certain olllccrs and directors of tho trust to re cover money which will aggregate 2000000 or more Incidentally It Is bald they will luy bar the facts In the conspiracy which culmi nated In the sale of the Hhufeldt Distillery and which was marked during Its WI It progress by attempt tempt to destroy tho distillery with dynamite when George H Gibson then Secretary of tho trust was arrested on a charge of being Impli cated In the plot Tho receivers and others Interested refuse to discuss the situation They admit that cer tain suits are In contemplation but decline to give details paying the matters at Issue must be first tried in the courts From other sources I Is learned however that the experts han found entries on the books of the company showing that upward of f BOO 000 was expended for which no debit entries were made Further the actual deposition of most of this money has been learned from rec ords found In the inner safo in the vaults of orl company at Peoria which was opened by expert locksmiths ten days ago eprt I on these dlscovrrlei that the civil suit to recover money will bo based tome of these units may be started by thu receivers though those ofllclals refuted yesterday to uiako any admission In thin regard It Is said that a reurchlng Investigation will be made of tho purposes for which About StOO 000 was expended I charged on tho books to the socalled statistics contingent and travelling accounts It was taldoftluliilly today that tho American Dlstrlbutliiir Association had come Into tho Hplrlts DlKllllmc Association The new associa tion now controls 07 per cent of the whiskey in ter U of the United Elates Nutice will be Kent out tomorrow culling the nnl anmiul 1eorlu mnetlnic uf stockholders for April 17 a tcoklaa Olvore After Forty Year nt Married Life Mrs Myra lard IJSH Instituted proceedings for divorce from James Hardy The couple have beun married forty years They live In Jersey City Harilr Is I nearly 70 years old and his wife Is UO Mis Hardy allccts that her hut band has dsserted her and he says that she has deserted him Hardy who Is a British subject says that ha nut consult the British Consul and gut his advice hufora Illliitf I an answer blue wifes bill of complaint Hardy owns consider able real citato and Is In very comfortable clr I cumitauces The hearing lu tho case Is set down for April 10 Arm7 anil Navy Order WASHINGTON March OCblt Engineer J K Darien has been ordered to the Mohican as the relief of Chief Engineer A C Kngau de tached and granted three months leave of absence Flint 1leut Ormond M Mla Ordnance Detiartment will proceed from Benlcla Arsenal to Fort Wlnrteld BcottHui Francisco on nfliclal business uertalulna to the tent of powder to bo furnished by thu Ordnance Department

1 t ff f1 GEN ADAM BADEAU DEAD OJN ORAKTB MILITARY HKCKK TARt SVCCVU1IB XO AVOVLEXY H IIa dna fleturued from a Walk TThaa Blrlehenllli Career In tha Civil War Had In I he Consular HtrclaaIIU Hal Aaatnit the Great Fnmlljr for a Sanra of the 1ronti or Oen Grant Memoirs nrtgOen Adam Iladenu died suddenly at 8 oclock on Tuesday night In the Herbert House ldlwol N J Tie cause of death WAS apo plexy Though ha hind hem In Door health for several month tho trouble was thought to b principally a result of recent operations for cat aract on hit eyes Tint before lib death he returned to his apart ments from a long walk about tho village Ha wan telling Mr Ucnrge Cores his bv Wi telll Ueorlo Corl Ion adop tion how ho had enjoyed lilt walk when ho sud denly stopped I cant speak ho managed to Bay nnd at tempted to rise from Ids chair He lurched for ward and would Imvo fallen out Mr orsa caught him In hit arms anti carried him to Ills bed ten riulcaii spoke only ole afterward when ha asked for his adopted daughter Mies Catherine Chlllman When Miss ChlUman reached his bedside ho WM dying Hit recog nized her and tried to speak but was unable to dn to Dr I C Abel was sent for but when ha arrived Gen Dadeau was unconscious Ho re mained so until he died Mr Corsa And Mrs Chlllman were the only members of his family present at hit death Ills only near relative by blood Is Dr Charles Bndeauof Alltndnlr N J who was tent for at once and reaohtd Rldgewood late last night The funeral arrangements hara not been complete but the fiorvlces will probably be held tomorrow morning at the Church nf Our Lady of Mount Carmelln nidgovrood Bishop Wlgger of the New Jersey diocese will say the requiem matt assisted by the Rev John Sullivan van Tnrytown The Interment vrIII ba In the family plot I ADAM BADEAU Gen Badeau was born la this city on Dec 20 1831 Ho WaS educated by tutors and at I private boarding school In Tnrrytown After ho finished his studies ho spent several years In literary work his first contributions appearing In JVixihs Stmdu Tlints under the pseudonym of The Vagabond These essays were after ward reprinted In book form When tho war broke out Gen Badeau volun teered In tho Federal army Ho was appointed Captain and AldedcCnmo on Gen Thomas W Shermans staff and served until April 1802 when he was transferred to the staff of Gen Q A Glllmore In the same month ho again joined Oen Shermans staff and served unlll May 18G3 when he was transferred to the staff of Gen Grant On May i however he was severely wounded in thu assault on Port Hudson and a unable join Gen Grants command until March 1804 when he recov ered and was mado military secretary to Gen Grant with the rank of LieutenantColonel He served with Grant inthe campaign of the Wilderness and In the operations befori lllcti uiond and Petorsburgh und until Ibll when ha was retired with the full I rank of Captain and the brevet rank of lirlgadlerdeneral From May to December 1810 Don Unclean

served a Secretary of the American Legation In London and In 1870 waa mae the bearer of despatches from this Government to Madrid Ho was ConsulGeneral to London In May 187U and held that post until September 1SH1 In 1877 and 1878 ho accompanied lieu Grant In his trip around the world He was Consul Uenerul to Havana from May 188U to April 1884 but resigned because hu was not permit ted to substantiate charges made by him against the State Department He declined two appointments In the diplomatic service one being that of Minister to llelglum which was offered to him by President Grant in 1876 the other that of Minister to Denmark offered tn 1881 In 1SU8 Gen lindeau began his Military His tory of Ulysses 1 Grant which occupied him sixteen years His other literary works are The Conspiracy n Cuban Itomance Aris tocracy In England and Grant In Peace In 1884 when Gen Gram undertook his Memoirs lie employed Gen Dadeau to assist him In compiling and editing material for the work and It was lu connection with that un dertaking that the quarrel arose between the two which resulted m the disruption of their friendly relations and a lawsuit brought by lien Kudeau against tho estate of Don Grant after the lattvrs death The suit was brought on Oct 71887 Gen Dadeau alleged In his complaint that he had been engaged for sixteen years prior to 1881 In eDI the preparation of Ills Military History of Gen Urant with the understanding between them that len Grant himself should never write an account of his life lien Uadeau averred that he had spent 10000 on thu work In addition to his time for which he had never been reim bursed He alleged that In July 1884 GonGrant sent for him to artist In his work on his own me moirs and that while driving ono day Gun Grant proposed that If Gen Hadcjui would help him to write the book ho would glvo him SSUUO out of tho first 20000 derived In prollts and 33000 more out of the next 810000 In profit Gen Iladeau alleged further that tie was A secret agreement entered Into between Gen Grant and himself and intimated that It was to tho client that the authorship of the work should be a joint one but that lie was only to share In the profits In his aflldavlt Gen Ua deau said that the Personal Memoirs of U H Grant was tho joint work of Grant and him self to the extent that he put nil his knowledge of tho subject and literary experience Grants service to extract from said Grant his own Ire to revive his memories to arouse hit thought to Inspire his judgment and expres sion and afterward to correct his statements and revIse his language so that it should ba more than ever Grant He alleged that Geu Grant said to him Dadeau 1 know I could never have written this book without you no one else could have done what you are doing for me no one Ise knows ma or my theme so well I think I could han written a very passable Account of what I recollect but I know the value of your correc tions of my grammar and revision of my style and of your arrangement and above all of your suggestions and I am very grateful to you Gen Iladeau alleged further that when he and Gen Grant lira talkid of the work they esti mated thu profits at SllOuoo of which lie waG to have onethird but he said that the profits had been more than ten times as much or SHOO000 and asked fornn accounting of the money re ceived by Mrs Grant ou account of the book and that his just share be awarded him The Grant family while admitting the justice of len lladeaui claim from a monetary point of view denied that there was Any secret agree ment between Gen Grant and Gen Iladeau And alleged that the luttera only connection with the work had been that of an amanuensis In hsr answer to Gen DadeauR complaint Mrs Grant said that she had never been un willing to reimburse Gen Iladeau for the insist mince he had rendered her husband the prepa ration of his book but ho resented the Insinua tion that Gao Dadeau was In any astir thu joint author the work and demandtd that Gen Iladeau retract what he had said on the tubjeot before she would content to a settlement of the matter Mrs Grant alleged that In 1888 Gin Badeau demanded extra compensation from Gin Grant before ha would continue tu alit htm In tbl work but said that his demand was refund and tilt cervlcet dispensed with before the second vofumo of the work wai hal finished Hhe said that In A loiter written to her husband by len IUd au under date of May U11888 Gen Uadaau referred to a Secret between them re rre lows to which Gin Grant replied on Mays aa fol lowsI I do not want A secret between mi and some ani alia which would destroy my honor If dl VUlKOd Gen Uadeau offered tc repeat I statement made In a letter written by him to Gen Grant In 1885 after their rupture In which ho saldi I have no desire Intention or right to claim the authorship of your book I the competition It I entirely your own What attlstance I have been able or verification to render baa been In suggestion revision Mri Grant however demanded that Oen Iladenu ihould nlio retract what he had lid about a secret Agreement between I himself and ion Grunt as to the authorship of the work Gen Uadeau Jlniill uluied a statement that DO t t h I MP I secret existed between Oen Grant and himself ltt ollt that If divulged would Affect Gin Grants honor and the suit was settled on lot no mis by the payment t Ucn liadf u of 310000 After the tettloment bit lawsuit GanI3an nu wont 10 live at AUndall N J Ho lived there until last November when he took rooms at the Intla hotel In Hldgewood u THIS j van ESS OF zttixarxn UK An An Kanllili Woman Whose Bunt Mud Her famous Throughout the World LONDON March OTho YorktMrt Post an founts the death at Mentone yesterday of the Duchess Lelntter The Duchess of Lelnitcr wan Lndy Hormlone WIlhelmlnA Duncombe first daughter of Wil lam Krnst Duncombc first Earl of Feverslmm and Mabel Violet second daughter of tho Right lon Sir Jamrt I 0 Graham Uer brother k I 1 f c I r TIIK Dfcncss or IE1N8TER the late Viscount Helmtley married Lady Muriel Frances Talbot daughter of Talbt daulhter tho Earl of Shrewsbury and her sisters aro the wives of Sir Richard James Graham and Sir Edgar Vin cent The Duchess was born In 1807 and on 1an 1 i 1884 she married Gerald Fits Gerald Duke of Lelnster Marauls of Kildnre and Premier Unite of Ireland The fluke of Lrlnster died on Dec 1 IHim at Carton county Klldare leaving tho Dnchens with tlireo sons Maurice born March 1 1K87 De mold born Sent il 1S8H nnd Dlwanl horn May U 1803 The exquisite beauty of the Duchenfl of Ten ttcr made her famous throughout tho world She wan tall and perfectly formed and being Irre proachable lu face and mnnncra tho Ducher a generally regarded 8 tho most beautiful 4IItcJv Lii i 17 j e I a ttiU r I THE MW I1UKR Of IE1NSTEIV woman In the United Kingdom Her complex Ion was clear and faultless Her coiffure wrt always dressed simply but with great taste and although her gowns wcro ahA tho choicest and most expensive of the dressmakers efforts the Duchess was never known to le ooflrc cd Tha orphan son of the Duke nnd Duchcsb isis vigorous boy of eight years In his face can be plainly seen the Imndtomo lines of his mothers countenance Though ono of thu youngest Dukes in the British peerage ho is at the head of one of the oldest European houses being able to clearly trace his tumfly back t lUuT Maurice whc prior to his fathers death bore the title of Marquis of Klldare It I now the tilth Duke of Lelnster thirtieth Lord Offaly by tenure twentyfifth Earl of Kildnre and sixth Viscount Lelnster of Toplow Oultnarr Note Dr Ciustav Weber Dratenahl who died at his home In the Dakota flats 1 West Kevcnty second street on March ID was born In Clad land 0 twentyelgut years ago After gradu aau sting trom the 1eekskill Military Academy ha entered the class of 188H at tho College of Ilijblclnnn and Hurgeoni Upon his graduation ho was appointed house Surgeon of the Nursery and ChIld Hospital In this olty Later ho be come resident physician uf the htoaue Maternity Hospital and afterward joined the medical salt of ituoftevclt Hospital At the time of hU death Dr llrntenuhl was Instructor In Ryniccology ut the Polytechnic College and assistant In g my cology n the New York Cancer Hospital He also occupied the same place at the V underbill Clinic and was attending physician anderhlt lar tliolomewi Clinic In East Fortysecond Street Ha wise a number of the I K K Frateinlty aud of the University Athletic Club Ho wilt bo burled lu Cleveland wi Tames M Heatherton the founder and editor of the Ilinitlirin Trmle Journal one ot the I oldest trade papers lu thu country died csterday at his residence 773 Monroe street Brooklyn Mr Dlroel Irookln Heatherton was born In Albany In 1H41 He le came to New York when n bay und became a plumber He did the plumbing In the HI tllumblnl Post Of lice all In the City Hall He served with the Klitlityflrst New York Volunteers In thu war and attained the rank of Colonel lie belonged to the Kxempt Volunteer Firemen of New York and was 1 member of the Old Juaril In the panic o lH7 ho took charge of it I soil house maintained by Cornelius Vanderbilt ana others In Mercer street where LOdULi people were fed His paper which ho started lu 1HKU in now edit ed by his eldest son James M I Hettherton Jr The funeral will bo held on Saturday The IIev Dr Benjamin Labarne Itccordlng Secretary of the Presbyterian Hoard of For llu Missions hat received a letter from lila son the Itev l W Labaree it missionary In Orootniah Persia Announcing the recent death In that oltynf one ut the moitillstlligulnhed men among the Nestorlnn Christian The dead man wad Ethal brother of the Nesturlan patriarch who It the head of that ancient branch of the Chris tian Church EstiAl wot second In authority They Cure the Cause Most of tho discomfort in life comes from the stom ach Youll admit that without argument The proof is in your own stomach A groat many seemingly different diseases come from tho common cause 0 disordered stomach Coming from one cause it is natural that they should all be cured by one medi cine Ripans Tabules not only cure the disease they euro tho cause itipens Tubules Bold by druxffUi I nr hr mail If you ftiuf time price tOi cent a bui to Itlpaut Chendcal Vooupany 1U spruce it Sow ort l k tI N4 lr4 1 I Spring Styles in Carpetings Now ready Some good patterns with borders to match in Wilton 150 Body Brussels S 5e Axminstets 90C Moqnette 850 New Importations in fine Oriental Rugs at attractive prices Lords Taylor Broadway 20th St He a on A tour collecting tribute when ha was taken III He was taken to the Presbyterian mission hospital In Orootninh where everything poMlblo was done to relieve his distress but without success Miss Mary Keteltas died In the old Ketcltat homestead 87 St Marks place on Tuesday I morning Miss Keteltaa wan the eldest dntightur of Mr and Mrs Engine Keteltas and thus sister II of Mrs George Peabody Wottnora of Newport and of Henry Ketoltas of this city Mr liuccno Keteltas died A year ago at Newport Miss Kotcltaa l left large estate Inherited from her I father and her mother Tho funeral services will bo hell tomorrow morning the residence at 10 oclock Tames WIlcox who was killed on Tuesday while attempting to eras t ho tracks nt Mnraaru I neck wns an old resident uf Ilrooklyn He wan 71 years old all had long been a dealvr In I artists supplies lu that city Mr AVIlcox was returning home from a visit I to his daughter In Mamaroneck when ho was run down by the Boston express Prlncn Waldomar the reigning prince of Llppo died at Dotmold yesterday Ho was born on April IK ISA In his will he made provision that Irlnce Adolpbn Oulllaumo victor of SchaumborgLlppe brotherinlaw of Emperor William should act as Kcgent during the minority of the Ion of Prince Adolpbe who will eventually succeed the dead Prince Thomas 1 Olirlen father of Alderman John J Ollrlen of tho Tncntvsecond Assembly dis trict died on Tuesday after A lingering Illness Ha was SI years old The funeral will be held from the family home 1S4 East Snventvelghth street at 0IO oclock tomorrow morning M J Tllden a lawyer resldlne In Knglcnrood Ill died suddenly of npolexy In tho Stock Ex change elevator of Chicago yesterday Ho was about 10 years of ago and n relative of tho late Samuel J Tllden of Now York Charles II Gardiner died at hit residence 504 Hancock Street Brooklyn 1 on Tuesday He was 04 years old and had lived In Brooklyn for thirty years For many yeamhe was Interested In Iron miles tu New Jersey AXIE SVIJOy HVRXE1 TO IJEA TEl She and Hri Mcl uchllu Found on a Ilutnlnc Mat Harry Goldsmith antI Frank JrAh two young men of 44t East Nineteenth Street were on their way homo last night and just ai they cot opposlto 440 East Thirteenth street they saw a sudden lighting up of the entire second try of house that 1oule I They eon saw beyoud doubt that the rooms there were alice They yelled Ire and ran reached the second Into the house When they floor they knocked at the door There was no response Finally by throwing their combined eights against the door they broke It down The room wu filled with smoke all the two men wero driven back by I They heard Croatia coming from tho back room which joined the front room hy biding doors IHrsh dashed through tho smoke nnd throw up one of tho windows

Then followed bylaoldsmllh ha crawled on his hands and knees to thn back room The xmoko wns too denxo for them to see iiiarded by the gi nails they kept on hint us they reached flame tho folding door thero was n burst of It revealed to them two women lying 1 upon a burning bed on the floor One of them wan calling upon Sod for mercy while tho other via lying perfectly still The heat was great antI the lire was galntni rapidly Ir Tho two men Htlll on their knees shielded their faces with their coats antI tried to teach over to the women After getting their hands burnt they gave up tho attempt and crawled back to tho front room HIslnK to their feet they ran out Into the hal ant Into rooms across t lie way lore each of them got a bucket of water and went buck to smokefilled Th doused tho the emokelled rooms They mat tress on which tho women lay ali then went bank for moro water Thli was repeated theo times and the flro wan tit out lieu tlio wo men were drugged Into the front room Ono of them was still breathing but was un dead conscious Tha other was awfully burned and deadly this time the other tenants of the houo were all out of their rooms Ono nf them had at the first cry nf lire run to the fire box on the corner and turned in an alarm Tho firemen came but there was little for them to do 1ollceuian Clinton arrived with to firemen Ha sent out a call for nn ambulance When It arrived with cal Kllroe 1 from llellcvuo tha woman who was still alive had come hack to consciousness Siuti was begging for a Priest t Dr Kllroe dressed her wounds as licit he could hit she refuted to au to the hospital until she had seen n pries l Homo of the neighbors ran to the Church of tho Immaculate Conception near by and brought Father llrisbln and Drltcol Father unsent went with tho woman to Uellevtlo hlie will probably recover fun dead nomanH nanf was Annie Sutton Sue was IO pears old and unmarried The In jured woman Is Sarah Mrloiuililln Him Is it widow nnd Is10 years old On Murcli 6 tho women came to Housekeeper Ihrndore Meyer and said they wanted to rent thu roomt They lund nn money but promised tn pay for u months rent on tlKiIIM lie I took I them I in The roonix were bcantllv I fnrnUlied In the t bedroom were a stove and u mattress which hay upon the floor In thin front room wurn flfwfa timid a few clnilro For the hlrut few days tlio women kept to their rooms but after that Mri Mclouclillti went nut regularly uid bItt smite of tlie I neighbors that t she hiid aecuui oil employ ment as A dish washer lu a diiivntixrii restau rant Miss Button was a rousln of Mrs Mf hougllllnrt Last nvenlnx for the first time tha women Imd a caller She was an old whltuhalred woman and arrived nt tho looms about U oclock Khortly after her arrival loud voices were heard In the rooms It was evident that tlmro wan a quarrel This Kent up fur about an hour and a half Thru the old womar loft After her departure there nainulet torn time Then quarrel butweeu Mrs Mclonghlln and Miss Sutton began It lasted unlll 0 oclock Then It ceased and nil was tjulel When the llretutm had cleared away the re mains of the mattress two pipes one of clay and tho other nf brierwood were found an the floor The lolmrco In them was till lighted Tin body uf Miss Hutton was taken to the Morgue ATTACllii THE riLTltX SATK Vna Name Clad Valaly Trlrd Other Ways of Uaklac Prt ntcbmuad Pay The sat In the office of the village of Port Richmond 6 1 wits attached for debt Into on Tuesday evening by Constable John Itooncy and the village was In the hands of the Sheriff for twentyfour hours as a result The attachment was secured bp exSupervisor Howard Van Name whn had a claim against the village for S0 fordlsburlnc school moneys Kir Van Name had hold the claim for sovvral months but the Board put off lu payment until lie got tired of asking Ha then went into court judgment wits entered against thus vlllago by default The papcra were put In tha hands of the constabla and the safe levied upon Yestr t day the Hoard settled the claim to prevent any further trouble Notice were posted up on all the telegraph poles lu the village notifying the residents of tho sale of the sate ou Friday JAPANESE ART OBJECTS YAMANAKA CO of Osaka Itch known In traveller u tile largest drat em lu work nf art tail antiquities In Jon hays opened a limnoli In New url it Xo LU We t UJtb it for HID rats of the Mghrit grades Tlio attention of lOlloclori U rctpuclfullr collect to mil fact 11fA 1 lt Olt OTOUALL WAS ANNOYED VO OV7 TOtD TilE GOrKItKOtl JTR TEAMott WAS A xtono Vlrglalaa Extent Bay ICe Was Katbar railed nt the Rteepllon lie lays to the YtilllnR ManiaeliuiMti teftlilatori IllcilMONn Va March 20 When GovOtVr rail saw time telegram fiom Boston this morn Ing saying that Senator Darling hunt said Oovt OFerrall knew that Mr Tcamoh the colored member nt tho Massachusetts legislative corn mlttco who were received nt tlio Executive Mansion on Friday last was n negro he said I never had the slightest Intimation from any human being that a colored man WAS In the Party I tnlkcd with no ono till Wed ncidny when a clerk from the rnilrnvl olllce came tn mo with a message from Col Iloykin that n business committee of the Maiarhutetls Legislature would art it 0 In Klchinond the next evening from the South anti they would bo glad to call on me I replied Very well I will be glad to receive them I thlnU It would bo morn couitrous to ruclvo them at the mansion tItan In my office and will fix 2 oclock Friday as the hour Iliad no further communication with any one on the subject except I wits Informed that tlio committee Had arrived A little before 3 oclock on Friday I went from my office to the mansion my private secretary Mr Chrstcrmnn accompanying me I left Mr ChrHtcrniatt be low stout went on to my room above Soon n carriage drovo up and stopped but noono got out Later three other carriages arrived The first carriage changed position and I did not see the occupautt alight Pretty soon my doorman came up and notified me tl at tlio gentlemen were In the parlor I went down with Mrs OFerrall and as we entered the parlor wo were Intro duced to each member of the committee wind hug up with the colored member Not until i reached Tcamoh did I know nor hud 1 time lightest Idea that ono of the commIttee was R colored man and I was greatly surprIsed and embarrassed but 1 concealed uiy embarrasiuient as much as posalblo I was act ing In my officIal rapacity and the commutes were calling In their olUclul character and 1 could not do otherwise than carry out the pro gramme Light refreshments had been prepared and I Invited the committee to the dining room not thinking that Teainnh would come After the party got Into tho dining room 1 discovered leamoh and Mitchell with him This em barrassed mo still more but I concluded that as Teamoh was ono of the committee and Mitchell their friend I could not Invite them to retire without givIng nn affront to the other members of the committee anti In deference to tho feelings of thu latter and because I could not do otherwise without being rude to them I submitted and Teamoh and Mitchell remained and partook with them of the refreshment If my embarrassment was not apparent I succeeded In a most remarkable degree In con cealing It Mrs OFerrall never spoko tu Tea molt alter she was Introduced to him but out of courtesy to Senator Darling and the other gen tlemen remained and conversed with them un til they left tho parlor Senator Darlings statement that I told him that I knew Teimoh was In the party Is abso lutely untrue and I cannot think be ever made It If I had told him any such thing ha would certainly not have spoken apologetically of Tea mobs presence at the mansion or have expressed himself as ha did to mo at the penitentiary and on our drIve He and the other gentlemen In tho carriage with ma expressed tluTr embarrass ment In having Tcamoh with them and stated that they had usda every effort to shuflle him off but he would get back with them I feel greatly aggrieved In this matter and that my desire to extend courtesies to legisla tive committee of another State was taken ad vantage of and I was placed In a position to which I would not hays submitted for a moment If I had not been acting In an official capacity Of course Mrs OFerrall did not shake hands with the negro When she realized that Teainoh was a colored man she bowed slightly stepped back and dhl not speak tn him Col H M Boykln passenger and freight agent of the Seaboard Air Line through whom tho reception of the Massachusetts comtnlrtco by Hov OFerrall was arranged said today in reierrlni to bite matter Senator Darling as did the other white members of the committee Impressed mo very favorably and I like the Governor cannot think the Massachusetts Senator made the statementrcferred to But If tie did he mado on entirely false statement for in his presence I expressed regret at the negios advent and ha remark to mo that he ns well an the other white men on the committee regretted It also and had nil along the line regretted starting South with Teamob and baa hoped he was lost A M USEMNTh Die TValknre The brilliant Walklln was upon the stage of the Metropolitan last evening and a crowded house listened to its familiar strains Tha substitution of Suchtr for Kutschena ns Sltalimlf relnforctd very considerably tho strength of the cast which otherwise was Identical with that of the first night Mine Suchcr lifted the rOle of StevlliHlc Into a promi nence that It well deserves and by that means Imbued the entire opera with ail Interest whlchjt cannot possess unless an artist of like force and capability holds up with power and security this part The two heroines Jirllmi lilhlf and Xlcglliidc aro of nearly equal Impor tance In the drama Though sympathy may bo won In larger proportion for IliitihtlJe yet without an uttractho personality in tha other character a proper balance ruiinot be kept Many points nf tinge management were seen last night to bo Improved over the former top resentntlon Galloping steeds of entering lliif MIfM were Illusive and exciting it nil the lights were well anaiiKCd so Unit the stage showed soft and mellow coloring IrliMlcin llrems repented her most Intelligent de lineation of tnl iii favorite daughter Jt ts refreshing to nee a youthful 111 linn lillde who may reasonably hr supposed to possess that Joyous vitality and overflowing measure of high spirit epitomized In the wild thrilling cry of the goddessmaidens Though the orchestra was ndmlrablo In most respects yet the Lire Music was not quite right In frmjni It was brisker than nt the first performance but the under pnitt anti especially tin brass instruments were too loud Brllllanny and tho polntnnf Unlit multI come from tho upper voices nnd the staccato elTeUs should be strongly marked flATS AIIOITElt JOlt 1AMKS Maar Metropolltnn Aiioelatlou Offlclnli Coaiptcnoui by Their Absence The annual schedule meeting of ito A A I Metropolitan Association was held Isit night nt tho Astor House Delegate were even mutate remiss than heretofore In responding to the call and of nil the managers who scramble for offlco every year onlj half a dozen turned up to look after the Interests of those who elected them ThomrHlnii was called to order punctually by President i amis K J toil hivaut and the i ii hers piesent Included Barlnw H Wrekn Now York A C n I Van Tnnibacht South Orange Field Club AKMurbere Iistlino A Pf 1 1 Car roll Cathedral A A and John Hell Now York Tin n Vereln lbs luullitwirug tlites for gomes during the on suing eason wuie sanctioned April THcntjMMrd netlmt A A naioo JIIJT WiNev limay A if IjnUvil Hewn 1iilnt limn isSpw orkA tinlnx twmi Inter Ulunil Inly 4Xon ler ev A C cninltil ruu i Inlni July 4 liiilliMtml ull roiiuil IIIMI III IIII Vw Jersey A C IleiKni Iollll July 4houih Oinifo Field lou truck mill Iclil gniut3 July Jlelropnlllmi oolnllon track timid flcM rhainilniiHhlp h 1 rmii0rt N Y wpi JNovv Jeiary A C1 Oljmplml lleriien Point 8ept IMirnatlonal matcli London c i ii ew Vnrt A f Ixpt tinNew York A C fall gamti Travcrt llcuJ Court Calendars flue Iliiv BiTKtMK Covni OrMtiULTniM Herri i luunrrt Motion Calendar rallrd at I IAM I im m i IM Iurt iCs unfluutied Iatv and filV uiVi MUO MtU V14S XtiV HiOU UnU 1117 Kllrt 2Oui UIOJ 21811 SlttV BINIUlllH ailltf III Ian uu untlulthnl iicrnti l rallroxl HIM 1nit illi no I unnulilirO CaiPi from hart I CiuriiT CoriiTIMrt III I aa unHnliieil Nii 104 lOS dS8 IIVI IWvil SfHT ittlll I 17 2in I I SiVI 1CI54W KI7S illl i JiV fJH S7I1I UtW IKh I I Illli UMSIVIIU lliiHk I 1irt lOletr eiita finni 1iirt III Part IlCmc unlliiUlinl awe rroni rut 1 III 1 Part IV Clear Cairn from Iurt III at C5uiuiATEC toEJuTTmimsm Tmnu Still if tbiirt 1 Isirab at I031i ii Cmtuiuissmimi cat untie Iuuitry mit I ti tul A Pu ccItt ot I meuir II Mu sir loan at I iil I It Fir of 8arui 1 Mlii turn Lmnily I hpeer hirlultait tide iusiiuiuiu harm Lila In I Ludlkgliiii Anna lueil I m llliiUAMi I t s plilo 1rotcut iirelx lalri Jlan Miiriito allurjne Jl Kalmnro James II Ililniry at 2 i M Coiivou luk inMml TKIIU Alliunid unlll Monday April I IHUI Krnui tutu l iloiloui Turn Tmuiuh Iart 1Case on will ol Sophia ilois No hay inlemlar Paris II toil III I I I Ailjournril tut Hie m n nn hritRion cot RT OKNritAL lEitw Artjiiuruid lne Ale bri ULliiuciear No Wi iisn Oil 7 Kwurr 1 run Cltir Horn HKI Msnliallan HalhtayConuiaiir TIUL Trim Iart I raw unnnlilied So s lain 1000 I 7UI 1187 1 I 114 I I Iart II Cais unniiUhnl No I los 4O Ull IUV3 HIS 147 lCl I UB3 ITS laIn INII177S Iart IllCuseon Ollrlen out lleuner Kodar calennnr tlir COUKT Oiii L TtttM diiirnil nine die BrrciAi lice Uoiliuu fiuultKU Iirt Iclear I tint 140U lUlin IJH rilU otis 1414 4HT 716 Iart llClr Not ITUI IlUll IHIII 3oOB 16S Ills 711ft 104A 14 Ml 1M4 OU8 IHJ r40 4llll VI4II I I4U 14117 hart III Clear Mm Will K1H1 1soe 1446 14118 laos 60S 1 Jl ti 220 iis4 lVID liBU USIll I5CIO 75VI I1W ISO IDUVIIS IIOIMiw I lout lObH hiSS lilli inin loon mm I tvir int4 IarllV clear Bhoit ciiuet Joi yOl3U7 J7UJ 87U4 aau uavo 1 A TRIBUTE OF SCIENCE Hjnnpita nf n Mott Reraarknble 1Car Jlellvercd llefore the Mnth Medical Cos mil bjr Dr A I A Toboldt of tie tulrtnltr of PinniylvHnla I Tbo anions fountain of tienllli At Carl lid in liolicmln which tins been tlio rcfugo of Invalids for five centuries is certaInly welt worthy of n careful study My 1 cx crl onco wllh thl rcmctllnl ngunt his lictn such that I may truly soy tluit no remedy which I over employed lint I given II homitcli flM hire nnd profit ns this particular one Se lecting n number of chronic liypocliomlri nCR wlioio nlHIctlnna Imvo bnlllcd nil mf previous cflorts us my iitilijcrts 1 wis truly nstonlilied to note that althouuh no rigiii diet wni proicrlbed nod only n limited nniount nt ccrclio wns Indulged in lob tallied most tcmnrUnblo resulLs tho I com plexion COt after 1 weeks IIKU began to clear up tho stop cemno Inure firm nnd elastic find what wns more tIm pntlru hoht of liypoehonilvineil complaints seemed to vanish llko mist Matty imitations of tim genuine Imported Carlsbad Waters and Carlsbad Sprudcl Salt arc UhiK Hold hero by IrugRlsts and other The genuine article is 1 bottled under the im pervlsinu of tho city of Carlfcbad and hal 1 the seal of the city nnd tho signature ot 1 ii Kisner Meiitchou Co solo agents for t the 1 K Nov York on every bottle All others are worthless imitations tt Dr Toboldts lecture with table of casen il treated will bo mulled to any address upon f application to tho agents of tho Carlsbad Spring KIsnerMendcUon Co loSJ rank I In Htrcct New York T1IK IIAKIUSXHEROII FAILURE Probing to Find Out Whether time Asaigueru dot Alt the Asset The suit brought by Arnold Constable Co against tho members of the defunct Drooklva carpet firm of Hnnlenbergh Vr Co and tho assignee Hugo Hlrsch to set aside the assign mont on tho eround of fraud came up in the Supreme Court today before Judge Davey At the request of the attorney for V J Sloan they wire allowed to como In as party defend ants V J Sloane aro preferred creditors to the extent of 40000 and the actual assets of the firm were only i000 If the assignment Is set tvslda the other creditors will be allowed to como In while under tho present arrange ment the Bloaues get nil the assets Arnold Constable Co aro creditors to the extent oil 4 2000 The main charge it against George W Kelly a member of the defunct firm who It is alleged had e system of exchanging checks when the firm wn short in Its bank accounts and It Is said deposited some checks to his private acs count It Is also alleged that some of the asset were withheld from the assignee Mr Kelly admitted yesterday the correct ness of the achadule filed after them assignment Knowing Liabilities 70411 nominal asset 3KD5RU and actual assets S4U4UT5n He aald that the day before the failure ho consulted Uia assignee Mr hIrsch and told him that ha owned some stock In a building and loan asso ciation Mr lunch told him that this was ex empt under an assignment and that same day he made over the stock to his wife He said he also owned a diamond ring pin and studs and a match All of these were presents and ho did not turn them over to the nssljrnco Neither did he turn over the household effects that bo longed to him Wastheru not some money paid In cash to the firm on the day of the assignment was asked Yes on the day before the assignment and the same day of the assignment we received about 800 In cash Was this money put In the bank and turned over to the assignee I think that there was 3105 deposited s What became of the balance e We paul the rent which I think amounted to Jii and the balance was divided between Mr Hardenborch and me How much did you each get I About 310 The books were then put In evidence and the hearing was adjourned until this morning Proposed Atnendraeati to tb Gray ICaclBg IIIII ALBANY Mnrch 20Tlse subcommittee of the Assembly G nmlttee on Codes which have lund under consideration the proposed amend inonts to the Gray unclog bill and Is to report an amended bill tomorrow afternoon will hold a meeting tomorrow morning to finally act on tie amendments to be suggested to tlio full com mlttee Assemblyman Percy who Is Chairman of the subcommittee has suggested amend monte to the bill providing that the granting of licenses to tracks on which thero may bo run ning races nhnll bo plnced in tin hnndn of n com mission to bo appointed by the Governor to con sist of three men to serve for five years without compensation Uecoijnl7lnc the fact Hint tho Jockey Club has dnlly supervision of tint ificen ttnd therefore would 1e In a portion to promptly detect fraud or nny violation of the provisions of the law the right N I rontlnuea In thin Jockey Chili to HUA pend or revoke any mich license Such Mispen stout or levorntlon Is subject to review b 1 tlui Stale CotniulHsion whoso action shah be final With the e amendments It la underbtood the bill Is satIsfactory to both the Jockey Club and to thu raclni association A Small Hoy Hurt by n Trolley far Slryenrnld Frank LowkosM of 10 Kent avenue VIIllamshurgli ctruclc by a trolley car nf the ireenpolnt anti Myrtle avonun Hue nt North Seventh street antI Kent at untie etttr day warning antI severely hurt Ho wns riding on lie I mil of n truck I nnd after jumping 1 oil near his home tried to cross tho track In front of thin car Ills parents refused to alloiv him tn he taken tn an hospital Patrick IliirLe the motnrman of the car and Wllllnm IIiinttn the i omluctor were aliened nnd nrralened In hue Leu Ateiiuo Iollen Court Jusllcu louttlng held each In flOOU bull for trial A Knndny Hnloon Opening Hoclety Formed Tho committee of twentyfive appointed at the recent Hundny suloou openlnu mtellni at the Cooper tnlou met Terrace forum last night and Initiated nil oruanlatlon to bo formed nf I I C donut norlatlnni throiuhoiit I tin t State nnd to t lie railed t lie Lnlled I I Societci for liberal Mind ay u inns TvtoilileKntes fri iuui riich mieiety will I I form hit Ixreuu live I otuin I I t e Tlieobjeilof HIM I orirnnlwlliui t tie lniplld by its nnnii1 l tooijtitlii u iiiinlllktitlon ol tliolnus iuuveuut I lug tlio I sale of utfituor film Sum riiiity It I I Is not Intcnuod I that i nny fnlomi keeper or person Interested I in I liii title of lljtioruhall I I tee it tuetut her of the society Cnuntlu Wants More Orrtiit Stcumm OTTAWA March yu The Cntindlnn invrrn nient has Invited tenilerf for 11o cMuWish MKUt of a direct line of steiimeri Lotus ecu Canada nnd Antwerp miiklni llouloxni nr Hnui11rniire I ttpoil 1 of cull At t the lust reu nion nf Parliament I u iniumeruiai treixly t nco tinted with IrJinn I wasritilUd i I mid lie foiinn i inn InilJHinrnt nvxt irfhliin till 1m niked to votM amiluldy tn enulilu the ilnverniiient to os tabulisti dii cit Nteiiin hlp luiiiitcllou wllh that i iniutry Its well n will Antwerp d 11 tlcnra 1 EnstantlyRciioves I I SKIN 1 O TORTURES 1 2 A warm 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l r t W r a i I t mb uu THUKHDAY MARCH 21 1805 fbulj t by Mull r irU DAIIT r r Hontk DAILY rerYear OO ONDAT FerYear DAILY AND SUNDAY rYer o DAILY AND SUNDAY Ptr Month TO I WrrlUY Per Year J 00 Foiui to rrlf a Centuries added THE IUzI Hew Yrk elty I I or Hfritfa fto ntw vt with mnntuerirto 1M jmefirrtfton wi to Am rrjfcttd nrtldtt rffumnf I Wv Mol I a nau tnrf stamp f or fAal purpose twit LTb5 City and BohorbnNewt 1nrai ti ot l UIHTID Pnrw and N aw VORK AeSSOC1AYZO PRCM I Uftt I SI tn89 Ann ilrwt All Informatlnn and 1mn i m nU for fubllr UMS IniUntly tllncralnatfd to the prru of the whole country I I Whitney AVoro In Grcshnms Plnco t Tbo enterprise of our neighbor the New York Time has procured from tho HOI WILLIAM C WHITNEY nn expression of patriotic opinion which lies given keen pleasure in uvery American citizen who has mad it barring always tho GOPKIK of th J Eiicnlng Post That exotic phenomenon ntnndfi alone among sixtyeight millions of t people No other man now enjoying the protection of the United States flag Is capa ble of holding up t ridicule these ncntl moats which Mr WHITNEY acknowledges In his despatch of Monday from Naples to i the editor of the Tm concerning the Al lan l affair I Is I a case of a wilful Insult to th America flag and people I do not recall so wanton an outrage U happening t any nrsclass power In fifty years An polO rarcely wipes out such an affront It makes mr blood boll for one Tho GODKIN person wonders how Mr WHITNEYS blood can boil I at the distance t of Naples from tho scene of action and with little or no knowledge of tho face Mr 1 WniTNEVflblood ho sneers has probably i d i cover boiled before since the ago of twenty I is a mystery to the GODKIK how the pulse of any person can b accelerated by I single 1 beat per minute or per hour by an incident j i BO trivial so impersonal and so naturally I to b expected as an insult t tho American flag Wo shall not attempt to enlighten 1 film Mr WniTNKY will probably not at tempt t enlighten him GODKINS alleged blood will never b warmer by one degree f Fahrenheit by reason of any outrage less personal t himself than temporary deten tion at quarantine or arrest by a policeman I whom he cannot bribe I It is interesting to remember that the Hon WILLIAM C WiimcEV might have been secretary of State at the present time had he consented t occupy that post His r sons for refusing t take any office under Mr CLEVELAND were undoubtedly sound and creditable to himself Nevertheless thousands Americans who have read with h pride and satisfaction Mr WHITNEYS patriotic message t the editor of tho New York Times cannot help looking back now S with immeasurable regret t tho unfortu nate combination of events which put WAL TER Q GPESIIAM where WILLIAM C WurT I IJEY might have been 4 The Dismissal of Minister Thurston f I appears that on Feb 21 Secretary 1 GIIESHAM despatched a letter to the Minister of Foreign Affairs at Honolulu demanding the recall of Mr TiirjIiSTON the representa I tive of Hawaii at Washington In this let I ter the grounds of the recall are said t have been specified and we learn on good author ity that the offences imputed to Mr THURS ION are his advocacy of his countrys cause c in newspaper interviews and his public as I ertlon of the community of interests be I tween Hawaii and the United States I The usage with regard to the dismissal of I persons accredited from one Government to Another is well fixed and familiar Tho ex h ecutive head of any country admitted to i tho comity of nations has a perfect right to I tlgnlfy that a given diplomatic agent is unacceptable S cceptable or t use the technical phrase 3 b persona von grata I such an intima t tion i conveyed as normally it should b I without recital of it is any recitl reasons not de batable but is deferred to as a matter of I course I on the other hand the reasons f for objecting to an envoy are set forth they may properly become the subject of discus sion and even of remonstrance In the case S before us tho Hawaiian Government will 5 Ira warranted by usage in examining the charges brought against their Minis ter and inquiring whether as a matt of fact ho hn overstepped the line of his C plain duty t his country Nor will any I equitable person blame them should they suggest tho further query whether Mr CLEVELAND and his Secretary of State S would have had anything t complain of in Mr TnunsroNs conduct i they themselves had carried out tho wishes of the people 4 they were chosen to represent Mr TIIUUSTOK during his residence in Washington his not only upheld with loy alty and vigor tho interests of his Government ment but he has given valuable informa tion to American people for which they would have applied In vain to our State De partment although they are tho masters in this country and put Mr CLEVELAND in office on the distinct understanding that he would execute their will What that will is in relation to Hawaii they have 5 I relaton Hnwal an nounce in the clearest way There has never in tho history of tho United States been any measure tending t national ad vancement which has been s heartily ap proved by the great body of our citizens ir respectively of political parties as vn the Annexation of Hawaii proposed by the HAIIRISOX Administration Strange a it I now seems t us the purchase of thc Louisi ana territory was at the time ve hemently denounced by most of the Federalists and by many Jeffersonian I Democrats and the annexation of Texas wns bitterly opposed by almost all the Northern Whigs But the mass S of Democratic CH well as Republican 1 yoters were cordially disposed t grant tho Application of tho Provisional Government At Honolulu for the admission of Hawaii to the Union Nor outside of I few thousand officeholders and office seekers in and out of the Federal legislature was there a man in tills country whose MMIHO of decency did not revolt at the secret and treacherous attempt made by Mr CLEVELAND In November S 1 BOB during a recess of Congress to upset the Honolulu Government which had been officially recognized by himself as well a S 11 his predecessor No less unanimous was the resentment felt by genuine Americans I nt thii sympathetic treatment received In Washington last summer by the emissaries of the dethroned Mrs DOMIMS who were addressed In a published letter of Mr CLEVE LANDS as oniinlssioner and assured l that his conviction of the justice of their monarchical cause had never wavered an assurance that wax almost contemporaneous with the withdrawal of J t r b S 4 the American war ship stationed ot Honolu lu For tho outbreak of the monarchical conspiracy which promptly followed tho improper acts and words of Mr CLEVELAND are universally regarded as morally respon sible all the blood of the misguided rebels would have left a stain upon his hands had not the death sentence which was justly passed upon them been commuted at tho request of the very Mr TllUHSTON whoso dismissal IN now demanded Throughout every phase of the Hawaiian drama tho American people have appealed in vain for full intelligence and upright patriotic na tion to their own executive which has per sistently striven to deceive them and they are grateful to Mr TllUKRTOV for supplying their lack of Information and publishing the truth regarding matters which ho con ceived t ho of vital interest to the United States A well n t Hawaii Tho Hawaiian Government will undoubt edly b constrained in conformity with diplomatic usage t comply with Mr Reeln that GHKSIIAMB request although seeing reasons have been ittatrd it will bo at lib erty to answer them Hit Mr THUPSTON on his part may accept his dismissal with equanimity Ho has sell Mr CLEVELAND meet with derisory discomfiture In his at tempt to overthrow the Hawaiian Govern ment and sharply disciplined by tho Senate n to his prospective course Ho has seen the Fiftythird Congress rebuff Mr CLEVE LANDS request that a Ilrltlsh submarine cable might b suffered t land on one of the Hawaiian Islands and ho will see the Fifty fourth Congress order tho construction of an American submarine cable from San Francisco t Honolulu And although Mr TnunsTON may now leave us for a while ho can count on being welcomed back t Wash ington in the day happily not distant when Mr CLEVELAND and his Cabinet officers shall havo been relegated t obscurity The Navy of Spain In a report made by the House Naval Com mittee three years ago 1 classification of the worlds navies based on war ships both built and then building placed Spain just ahead of the United States Spain in fact with a survival of some of that nautical spirit which gave her in past centuries her turn a mistress of tho seas has of late years been lavish in her provisions for her navy When steel ships took tho place of wooden and highpower rifles of oldtime ordnance highpwer ornanco she like Italy laid hold of tho best products of the British shipyard and gun factories and also established yards and factories of her own The Rome Rcgento built for her at Clydcbank was in her day the fastest seagoing cruiser in the world and very pow erful the chief criticism on her indeed being that she carried too much weight of armament high up for stability The tor pedo cruiser Destructor was a famous flyer among that then new typo of vessels As for Spains torpedo boats tho Ariete built by TIIORNTCROFT achieved I speed extra ordinary i her day of 26 knots on tho measured mile and her sister boat the Kayo a speed of 25J Such things Spain had accomplished when we were as yet laying the foundations of our modern fleet Since then we have her achievements in armorclads like the Pelayo and the Infanta Maria Teresa Alive t the importance of a navy both for her double seacoast on the Atlantic and tho Mediterranean and for her colonial posses sions n far away n the Philippines and tho Antilles ehe did not hesitate to supply these needs by a liberal outlay But when wo come to the specific problem presented in a possible conflict between the navy of Spain and that of tho United States arising out of any sequences of the Alllanca affair our advantage is apparent Apart from any comparison between the popula tions and ultimate resources of the two coun tries or between tho personnel and other features of the fleets the mere fact that any scene of general encounter must b on this side of the ocean and on our coasts is decisive The first step in such a conflict would presumably sumably b Spains loss of Cuba for that island is so near to us that it would be easy not only to land munitions for the revolu tionists there but also troops of our own whereas Spain must have a long ocean voy age for her transports with the liability of interception and the necessity of employing a large naval force to convoy them Again should she attempt a demonstra tion against our ports she would find nothing nearer Cuba than Savannah that would I be worth while t attack and although such a policy of attack might have its value in dividing our ow naval forces it would also leave Cuba more or less exposed t our demonstrations there Here also another point is suggested namely that Spain is relatively weak in armorclads which alone would b of much consequence in attacking our ports She is strong in her supply of unarmored and protected cruisers but these cause little anxiety with such combined fixed and floating defences as our coast has I at command She has the Pelayo a fine barbette battle ship of tho Amiral Duperrii class with a displacement of 0002 tons or only about 880 tons less than that of our Indiana class In length and beam she is close upon them has 1 little more draught and perhaps the same speed Her side armor is about us thick as the Indianas though of less good quality and she has armor on her barbettes that is not thick She carries na as ours a battery of two 120iuch guns in the barbettes two 11inch on tho spoil sons one 084lnch in the bow and twelve 472lnch rapldflre guns in broad sides She Is really a fine battle ship But the Numancia and Vitorla arc older and less important They are of 7105 and 7350 tons respectively have a draught of 85 feet and are very slow making only 8 and 11 knots They nro pretty heavily armed with 10Inch 0inch and 8lnch guns but their armor is of wrought Iron and their Inferiority to our own armorclads makes them of less consequence Spain has three very fine armored cruisers in the Infanta Maria Teresa Almlranto Oquondo and Viscaya of something like the British Orlando type of protection They are of about 7000 tons have 13iuch armor at tho water line heavy turrets and carry each two 11inch mid ten e flnch guns besides smaller pieces Tho Maria Teresa has made an average of 20la knots in 1 four hours run In the protected cruiser class excluding now the hapless Rciua Hegente we find the principal vessels to b the Al fonso XIII and the Iepnnto of about 1800 tons displacement and 20 knots speed They are well armed and a their draught i only 20 feet and that of the armored trio just mentioned Jilji feet they could enter n considerable number of our port for attack Wo also find the Alfonso XII lieliia Christina and Helua Mercedes sister ships of 11000 tons 12 guns and 17 J Knots and another trio of tHlUton vessels the Aragon Casttla and Navarrn fif 10 guns and about 11 knots Then route tho five gunboats of the Infanta Isabel type includ ing that vessel and the Isabel iL Condo do t e Venadlto which fired on tho AllUbca the Cristobcl Colon the DonAntonio Ullon and tho DonJuande Austria These arc of 115SI tons but they carry only four 478Inch and four machine guns and hare 1 speed oT only 15 knots to judgethem by Rp Infant Isabel which was in this port at the naval review Mention must also b made of the Marques do la Knuenada Isla do Cuba and Isle do Ijiiron 1000 tons of which tho frt named has reached 17 knots and also of five fast torpedo cruiioni like tho Nucva Kspafla of 570 tons and 20 knots which was hero at the review of BOIl I Her sister ships are tho Tcmerarlo Hapldo Galllcla and Martin Alonro Plnzon TJui Flllplnas class of such torpedo cruisers illsplaco 750 tons and make SO knots carrying two 47 Inch guns and others Three others built by Vila Co have 8W tons and JiO knots Spain is far Stronger than we arc in torpedo boat Secretary IlKUnKtiT attributing to her iM with 24 moro building But MO havo now como down to craft of smaller importance though fast and use ful for indeed a large port of the more than 100 vessels In Spains list tire com paratively small unarmored craft for colo nial service But it should b added that Spain has KOIIIO valuablo ships building whoso actual stale of forwardness might become of importance When however it IK considered that we now ham completed the armored cruiser Now York and monitors Miantonomoh Amphltrite and Terror and that on the Atlantic coast alone the battle ships Indiana Massachusetts Maine and Texas and tho monitor Puritan and ram Katohdin could b made ready for service under stress in a short time tho protection of our coasts would give little cause for anxiety Then with the fine cruisers Minneapolis Cincin nati Raleigh Montgomery and tho flagship New York already In the Gulf and the Columbia Chicago Newark San Francisco Marblehead Dolphin Bancroft and Ve suvius with some wooden ships available n reinforcements without counting the ves sels in tho Pacific which would take a long time t come home it will b seen that wo should have nil needed force in case of hostilities But there is no prospect that the present affair will come to that An Unprofitable Partnership In the Presidential election of 1888 the Democrats of tho State of Demornts Stnt Kansas polled 102000 votes for tho Presidential ticket and at the same election 107000 votes for their candidate for Governor in a total of 8t000 That was before tho agitation of the Farmers Alliance or of the Silverito statesmen and with both stntsmen bth movements in turn tho Democrats of Kansas identi fed themselves conspicuously and cordially In the expectation Its supposed of over throwing tho Republicans At the election last November n the result of this sinister alliance with the common foes of Democrats and of constitutional government tho Dem ocratic vote had fallen to 20000 in tho State of Kansas In the Presidential election of 1888 the Democrat of the State of Nebraska polled 80000 votes for their Presidential ticket and 85000 votes for their State ticket in a total of 200000 Thereafter they abandoned their principles and the traditions of their organization to mingle for a time with the swelling tide of Populism tint after a few ephemeral advantages the alliance proved so disastrous that at the recent election in Nebraska the Democratic vote fell t 10000 In the Presidential election of 18S8 tho Democrats of Oregon which since its ad mission in 1850 has usually been closely contested polled for their Presidential ticket 20000 votes in a total of 00000 Oregon is a State of largo area and great resources It is rapidly growing in wealth and population and at tho Presidential election of 1802 the total vote had increased from 60000 t 78000 I reached the still higher figure of 87000 in 1854 But the Democratic vote 20000 in 1888 had shrunk meanwhile to 19000 in November 1804 Such is the present measure of its strength as the result of a Populist alliance Instead of casting fortytwo per cent of tho vote of tho State the Democrats of Oregon now cast twentyone per cent a falling off of onehalf fly percent of their capital lost in the partnership since 1800 lu the Presidential election of 1888 the Democrats cast in tho State of Minnesota for their Presidential ticket 104000 Presidental ticet votes In the election of November 1804 the Democratic vote in that State had fallen as the result of the Populist alliance t 15000 though the total vote had mean while grown from 205000 to nearly 300000 Similarly in Illinois where the Democratic alliance with Populism was tainted also with an alliance with anarchy the total vote of the party 055000 for tine State ticket in 1888 was 822000 in No vember In Colorado where the alliance be tween the Democrats and the Silverite Pop ulists was complete and thoroughgoing a hand and glove affair tho Democratic vote 87000 in 1888 had fallen in 1801 to the contemptible figure of 0600 though mean while by the extciiKion of tho suffrage and the increase of tho through popula tion the number of voters in the State i had been nearly doubled Likewise in Nevada the Democratic vote 6820 in 1888 shrank in 1804 to 607 Such are some of the results of au open and unconditional alliance between tho Democratic party on the one side and its inveterate and persistent foes upon the other In the same way the indefensible conces sions mae by professed Democrats In Wash ington seeking Populist support have failed as tho figures show to secure fgures t secureany 1ojmllstrc cruits On the contrary they encouraged the Populists to set up for themselves and to use tho former trademarks of the Democ racy to advertise some of their more perish able wares Thus we have recently seen Homo former Democrats withdrawing from the party to become Populists despite all tho efforts made even through sacrifice of principle to retain their faltering allegiance Unfortunately the Democrats the East ern and Middlo States who had very little to do with thou Populist tendencies of some of their Western associates and who reprobated Irlro bated odious and unconstitutional methods of taxation standing out llrmly against communism in legislation and anarchy in government wore engulfed In the name lila of popular resentment which submerged the Democratic candidates in those States for whose supposed benefit and advantages tho concessions MO have referred to were annIe But wherever the Democratic party stood by its colors its forces though defeated feated were not completely overwhelmed There vas no disbanding There was a de crease In tho Democratic percentage of the vote cast a decllmi in the Democratic total an increase in the Republican lead in many localities but no sweeping or Irretrievable Democratic overthrow In New York In November the Republicans polled only l per cent of tho vote cast in Connecticut M in Massachusetts f 0 In California W in Indiana CO in Delaware CO in Wlscon 3 c X 5q sin 53 in New Hampshire CB i And 1 o through tho list of State Political partnership with Populists has been an unprofitable thing for the Democ racy and from the hour of Its abandonment willdate 1 revival of Democratic prospects Valuable Experience The colony of 1000 colored people who went to Mexico from Georgia and Alabama lost year are hastening back t their old places of abode In tho o States They have been unable to get along among tho Mexi cans Tho region in which they settled was different from what they had supposed It t lie tho fine prospects that hail been held up t them did not pan out and they say that the promises of tho emigration agents were not kept They found that tho Mexican Government had granted them I tract of land in the Maplml desert which was worth less to them they could ralno neither corn nor sweet potatoes on it tho only water they could got wan from tho brackish la goons there was hardly nny vegetation they could not bo expected t mine the me teoric coal and iron which exist there they learned that tho caves which contain old mummies and are haunted were not far off And s after experiencing rougher times iu Mexico than they ever had in their native land they began t pack up their traps Squads of them are on tho tramp back t the States which they left A United Press despatch from Maplml says that the colony has gone to pieces Few of the American negroes who ever tried t establish colonies outside of the United States have been successful A good many thousands of them have gone t Li beria at various times under tho auspices of the Colonization Society but nearly all of them found that part of Africa unsatisfac tory and have spent their lives in moping or in trying to raise the money needed t return t this country The recent experi ments in colonizing Africa with American negroes have not been happier than those which were made sixty or seventy years ago Yet only a day or two ago wo printed I de spatch from Savannah that I ship had been chartered there t take a black colony t Liberia Wo hope they will have better lllrk than thptr nr r1fcBnra n ww The truth is that tho colored people of the South get along better there than in any other part of tho world This is the best country on tho face of the earth for tho people who were born in it and for 1 good many other people of sundry races A Reform Orgy Who could have expected that the respect able and in general venerable gentlemen of the STRONG Reform movement would have turned up eventually a raid formunlcipal spoils the like and extent of which was never known in political history P What the people voted for 1 1 ft cant phrase flourished as I bulldozer the Legis lature over every legislative extravagance in the wayof removing Democratic officehold ers that may b shot up t Albany out of the circle of tho 70 Seven city offices only hav ingbcen obtained tho Reformers ingbcenobtlne by Hefoners through the orderly channel of election tho regular term of every other ofllco must b mado to expire by act of Legislature To do this tho Legislature must b either driven by some desperate and shameless old hand and b rampant in its own spoilshunting or it must b terrorized b the clamor of the Re formers The latter would have it believed that the name of in the every man citys employ was on the Democratic ticket last fall and that he was voted out of office What the people actually voted for last November was a follows VTruJiM L BTROXO itayor Jon JEROLOIUIPresident of the Board ot Aldermen IlEinr L BgWtLxJudge of the Superior Court TAMscf Sheriff Oorr Recorder HOEECR Coroner Olluomnt Our friends the Reformers ore undertak ing t use the Legislature for a spree iu the nature of political anarchy Respect tho Telescope The University of California enjoys the unique and worldwide distinction of in cluding in its equipment tho grandest tel escope on earth the unrivalled stargazer at the big end of which is set the LICK glass How much of the universitys own money it contributes to the support of the I Hamilton observatory we dont know but even if it pays every cent of that in stitutions expenses wo must deprecate the language used lately by a Regent in saying during a debate on the instruction t b required from the astronomers attached to the observatory that first and foremost the results of the experiments and investigations I gations of the professors at Mt Hamilton should b for thebeneflt of the students of the university Old JAMES LICK we are told when cast ing about for some means of perpetuating his own fame first concluded to spend the great sum to b devoted to that end in set ting up a lot of statues of himself For tunately Providence suppressed this pro gram mo under some wise mans warning that in case of a war tho foreigners guns might knock the proudly surviving form of LICK into smithereens and with them his memory and a colossal telescope being suggested at the same time Mr LICK took to the idea with pleasure ambo it happened that finally in the Jit Hamilton objective he left as noble a monument as the wisdom and beneficence of man ever devised Hut it was left more with a thought of the world than of tho University of California To exact instruction for the students from the observatory staff contrary to the advice of that brilliant and enthusiastic worker at its head Prof HoLDEN or without consulting ing him as there are signs of doing would bo contrary it seems to the spirit of LICKS gift and it would certain bo a very un welcome act to the rest of the world re flecting no glory or profit on the university Dont hamper the work of the great tele scope or of the other lesser glasses enjoying the peculiar advantages of location on the height of Mt Hamilton Every day of as tronomical activity there is pregnant with added knowledge of the great problem of where we are at not only in space but in I the history of fate We know nothing about tho responsibility of the managers of the Indianapolis project for nettling old Union soldiers upon lands to b pur chased In tlio South Wu do not understand how these tuanageri can say that they expect to buy 100000 acres of land in Georgia atSS60 per acre We would like t noW In what part of the State good arable land fit for a colony of settlers can bo procured at such a prIce I seems tons that the shrewder men among the veterans tome of whom may have been In Cioorcla thirty yen ago will be likely to re frain from investing their money In the shares nf the stock SOOOOO until the 100000 acre nf land have been purchased the Indianapolis philanthropist who declare that they have only a fen shares left The army veterans In New York have an eye on the left and another on the right and can see both before and behind most of the time tm AS ATTACK Olf SHE JtlOUTS OF Bin NHIIPBn XDITOR The IdlnE lonmrnU 1 onus Lad Vail Is I Dtionartic th AttenpUA OMtniRr from the AVlf York Trtbunr Too serious attention CAl hardly bo paid by the newspaper Dress and by tho central public t the progress of the pending NoyesDnna libel ult We call U that became that Is I what It a In Its Inception and technically still Is I The case ha however far outgrown Its original proportions and assumed a new and vnstly greater significance It has rained some Impor tant constitutional questions of vital Interest to eery newspaper man In which aim every citi zen of the United States Is more or less con cerned Is the Sixth Amendment to the Consti tution valid Does It Apply to all citizens Im partially or nro newspaper men alone deprived of its protection P I It now to b Interpreted In accordance with thu most evident common sense and with numerous eilstludecisions of high tribunals or Is It to b perverted brought strained and technical constructions to the intolerable ronstructonl tolerable oppression of A citizen 7 And If an un warranted exception Is to be made to thin detri ment nf one citizen or nf nil citizens In one business how soon may similar exceptions be extended to other citizens and t other busi nesses Most readers aro doubtless already pretty fa miliar with the general fncts in this ease Mr Penis Is the editor of fur NEW YOHK Hits His home and ofllro are In New York ills work Is done here his paper Is I published here He Is well known to be n man of fixed abode of sober judgment and of full accountability for all his words and deeds and his paper is recognized as one of the most Important and responsible jour nals In America Mr Noyes Is the editor of a paper and ono of tho managers of a news agency In the District of Columbia Some weeks ago there appeared In THE Hun prefer ence to Mr Noyes on account of which he b can a libel suit against Mr Dana Instead how ever of bringing It In New York where the ar ticle In question was published and the alleged offence committed he brought It In the District of Columbia a region remote by some hundreds of miles from the place where the act of which he complains was performed And he now seeks to have Mr Dana forcibly conveyed thither for trial It appears L us that this attempt to try a man In one nIece for something done in another and far distant place Is a violation of common sense and common justice It Is repugnant t the spirit of the Constitution and lawn and also we confidently believe to the Utter of them TUB nn n n Sine has a wide circulation going we suppose Into every State of this Union and every Eng lishreading country on the globe It Is I absurd t say that In writing and publishing an article In New York where the paper and Its editor re t b found and called to account at any time Mr Dana Is to be considered a publishing it In every place to which a copy may by any means be carried and that he may b haled hither and thither from Mattawamkeag t Snohomish and perhaps under some extradition treaty t Huluwnyo to Chllllanwallah and to the court of 1rester John This attack is t b resented and resisted to the uttermost not merely because It Is made mae upon Mr Dana one of the most eminent ac complished and responsible journalists of the age but because It Is made through him upon every newspaper publisher in the land I this unspeakable tyranny b successful In his case every editor will be In peril of It and all news paper men will be forced Into a class apart de nied the equal protection of the Constitution practically outlawed Nor Is that all Once establish the detestable principle of discrimina tion In matters of law and justice and who can tell how far It mar presently extend 7 It may be applied t other and yet other cases until any citizen may b arbitrarily seized and dragged away to distant parts at tho will of any malicious complainant who may through some quibbling technicality make It quibblng teehnicly appear that the effects of some deed of his have ex tended thither There could scarcely be a more mischievous precedent set than this which Mr Noyess establish counsellors are apparently seeking to from M Ifeio Tort Herald The extraordinary libel proceeding brought against Mr Charles A Dana continues to excite comment by newspapers In all parts of the country and the general tenor of opinion Is that the attempt to force him to Washington for trial Is as ridiculous a it Is unprecedented If the mere attempt provokes so much ad verse criticism It may be Imagined what a out burst of popular indignation its accomplishment would cause But it t not believed that the move can succeed The right of trial where an alleged offence II committed Is so explicitly guaranteed by tho Constitution that It cannot be Constuton denied by the courts without overriding that fundamen tal law nm the Hew York Rtcorder A criminal suit for libel has been Instituted against Mr Charles A Dana the editor of THE NEW YOIIK Suv by Mr Noyes a gentleman In Washington who Is connected In a publishing and we believe a proprietor capacity with the Erenlug Star newspaper of that city Mr Nojes In endeavoring t obtain redress from Mr Dana for the Injury he claims has been Inflicted on his reputation has put In motion the legal ma chinery of the District of Columbia on the ground that because Tie 8UN circulates In that city the alleged offence a committed within that jurisdiction and there should b tried To this end order for extradition has issued and the legality of that order Is now In process of adjudication Mr Dana through his counsel resists the process and we believe he is right In his contention The points Involved la the disputation are of transcendent Importance They far outweigh any Injury Mr Dana a the editor of TiE SUN may have indicted or any detriment Mr Noyes mar have suffered at his hands They affect In the frt place the great principle that a man on any charge made against him Is entitled to trial by a jury of the vicinage and secondly they concern the broad freedom of Ibo press which Is I cart of the organic law of the republic Asto the frt point I Mr Dana shall be forced to stand trial In WashlnRton the jury that will pass on the questions of fact a to his Innocence or guilt will certainly not b ajurr of the vicinage The offense of which he Is accused a not committed there except In I technical legal point of view It was committed here If i anywhere and here It should lie tried The second point Involves tho question Shall every editor all over the country whoso paper has a circulation of a score or a hundred or a thousand In the Federal city be made amenable to punishment there In cases of alleged libel If the aerleved party happens to he a permanent or a temporary resident of that cIty As the capital of the country Washington holds a unique place In our governmental system It is Lout a tnt Territory or even I municipality The right of suffrage which all thins other citi Zen nf the country exercise In their respective localities is I denied to It citizens I Is not In other words a solfgovcriilnc community U Is practically a semlmllltary fort or post whero the Federal authority Is supreme To give one of Its courts Jurisdiction over the press o the country In cases of this kind would ho an enor mous grant of power vlolattva of the whole spirit of our Institutions Instutons Mr lan In resisting In the courts the application cation for his extradition Is caton extraditon performing high public service In tills county and State If any where ho should be called In account for what his paper has printed Here II the jury of the vicinage and nowhere else JI7I the Jtrtty City Vict The Noyes attack on Charles A DaRa was re newed yesterday in the form of a hearing be fore United ritates Commissioner Hhlelds who decided that on their face the proceedings were regular and Mr Dana would have to go to Wajih morton to stand trial This ruling It Is under stood is I to b reviewed through habeas corpus proceedings There II a certain analogy between this case and the Standard Oil Indictments In Texas Can a citizen he Indicted In a plum where he WAS not for an act which he did not commit there And can be then bo dragged across the drKIM country to answer to stand trial to the Injury of his for tunes and the destruction his cue 7 I hocn t t M i I I Ut tit abolish the BtaU Legislature at one Stat Integrity hal DO tensor any meaning As the Koyesa prosecution stands It II I a ease In which the penalty comes before the trial The only formidable thing about It Is the necessity of going to Washington to answer i the court Insist on this then Mr Nnycs may well b In different shout the rest Tbe trial jury may kick his charge out of court but he Is square any way from llnrpfrf IIVrHy Mr kin Is In favor of having Mr Dana tried In Yashlngton and recalls that when he himself was last tried he wont all tho way t Buffalo to accommodate justice It Is I to be feared that his example will be baton Mr Dana There It email hope that he and Mr Godkin will ever learn to see things with a single eye llraldts Mr Dana has an Inveterate oldtime prejudice against going t Washington for the convenience of any one except himself and the press seems generally of the opinion that this disinclination on his part Is I founded on a sound And laudable discre tion and that he should be supported In It nm Ihf Atlanta Looting m Tft Mr Charles A Dana editor of Tun SUN was In dicted at Washington the other day for criminal libel on r It Novel of tho Washlngtnn Star The point Involved which Is of enormous Im portance to newspapers everywhere Is whether a libel action may bit brought at a iwlnt other than where the alleged libel was published Mr NoyrYs position Is that AS the publication dam aged him at his home Washington was there fore the scene of the offence and Is I the proper lilacs for Its punishment This theory tl highly Illogical The Injury that Mr Noyes may have sustained at Washington la n question of dam ages not of jurisdiction To make the point clearer suppose that Noyes was a commercial trAveler without fixed residence and equally well known In six cites does any one assert that he would have the right t elect In which one of them the action a to b brought P The article if libellous was as much so when It Issued from the press In New York M when It was sold on the streets of the capital Conse quently the law was violated if at all in New York and not in Washington or any other city In which Mr Noyes may believe that the article did him especial damage The outcome of the case will b watched with great interest everywhere for I the principle urged by the prosecution Is enunciated from the bench It will strike a body blow at Independent journalism The vast majority of libel actions are either attempts to extort the mone tempt etrt money or re sult of pique and malice To authorize a pros ecutor to drag an editor for trial t any point no matter how remote from the scene of publi i cation would place I formidable weapon In the hands of I class who are already a sufficient I menace to the best of t bt newspapers From the New York Jtfrrcury The alleged crime was committed in the city of New York not in the District of Columbia This Is I Mr Danas contention and must be the contention of all lovers of constitutional lib erty of free speech and of a free press Once let It b held by adequate judicial authority to b otherwise and goodby to a press that can b of much service t the people and t the cause of good government Trvm the Hartford TIme I has been found that Noyes not a resident of Washington That fact alone should quash the whole scheme to force Mr Dana off t Washington for trial Jom lh Fot Kxpmt The proposition to take a man for trial from New York city t a place like the District of Columbia Is directly against every object for which courts are created and the administration justice organized I Is merely an attemnt to carry off a citizen and fling him into a sort of judicial oubliette from the Rnchfittr Democrat and Chronicle If Mr Dana be taken from the State to b tried in Washington a precedent will b established which must have very serious results upon the upn rights States and liberties of tbe citizens of the several from the Bloomtngton Kit The attempt to kidnap Charles A Dana of TOE SUN by legal subterfuge and spirit him to Washington for trial upon the charge of an al leged libel committed in New York city In volves a principle that affects every citizen of this country It looks like prostituting the ma I chinery of government to Inflict punishment upon a man who keeps within the pale of law and with whom his enemies and detractors con fess that they are unable to cope In any other way It doth seem a cowardly and sneaking piece of malignity at best No sane man doubts for a moment that the aggrieved party can get his full mead of justice In the courts of New York There and there alone should the plaintiff seek equity We fear that It is not justice that Mr Noyes so devoutly wishes as a subversion of justice and revenge for shafts of venom long rankled in his breast Mr Noyes may vent his spleen and retort In vituperative epithet but we doubt I the legal powers of this land will send the venerable dean of journalism away t answer for an alleged crime committed in his own State This plot must fall as It Involves a constitutional right vouchsafed to every American Chicanery will strengthen no mans cause In the eyes of the people Should it prove that Mr Dana can be taken to Washington for trial with equal tacit ty and a much equity any one might be forced from San Francisco or liloomlngton t Halifax to answer charges made not by the invcrn melt but by Individuals who might seo fit to allege the commission of A crime Golf and Ir Iaaraac from the WtnAinf Maoaxtne would b most interesting If we could Ret hold of statistic t show thalniTcatecl prospect propet of longevity of those who have lately begun to play golf Unfortunately these statistics require quire data which we have not tot but it is very ertaln that the popularity of golf ought t be a factor In the calculations nf life assurance coin I panics When the Psalmist indicated three score years and ten in the normal course of mans life he evidently took no measure of the healthHiving influence of golf air CUvalnnda Hookup float the Iaclfa CommercIal Adccrtlter j The ralunble book purported t be a present from President Cleveland to Lllluokalanl j Liuollnl might well b tel and put In tome museum as one of he curiosi ties of the country The book nut end the ex tJiHtn II honest in her lupposlllnn that the 1ieildent of the Unllrtt State remembered hei Last year a cloth bound report of the Hoard of Public Works of Chicago for 1bPS wassent In the cxQceen anil within the rovers she found the curds of President Cleveland and Secretary Jrcshtm nbn were supposed In be the donor The report undoubtedly rontnlned much valuable Information on the construction of sewers U Ion of water pipe and plenty of u 3f ul Instruction that could be uurd to advautics In a pro rcul e mon archy Of foiirw none hut this recipient can tell nf the hopes and akplratloai whlili gathered In her mind as a remit nf thin louclilnv and thoughtful re mlndir that there were tlmn still loyal to her cause IIICl Praia In Few Word trout the Mrrclrnrtttue Vie THE Sri Is the best edited paper In America sal the greatest exponent of tht iru Demmric TbnrtirrH Week Book of fServlee Til bunJay Chief a holy lujr When wi mud neither nurt nor plavj hut lei us think nwther nnd Conceive new najs tokatc the land Tie Monday and the inoriting suits iRlits up my work hut Juit luzun While Ihn great Imnleu run I on you Ill do llio mock Ive gut tndo Tin Tuesday smut I pause ii rail sly trrmbllnv pen lo then lu praise Would I could raise my pay at well Considering uuw I work like the dlckeni Tin Wednesday slid I lake my utand Tb faithful cr nut of thy hind Sly inuldenre U to subllmr I 0l dly labor over time Tit Thursday and Iho people are JtrJcJrod tn know wi tt safe to far They ircognlu your mmdrmin mldhl And keepun rklogdoy anil night Tit Friday most unlucky day hut 1 shall niont devoutly pray Thai only good may ronie to tbee AMltted at thou art by me 1is Saturday I Sometimes think Id like tn f n and have a drink i Hut I mutt work fl ever thusl The nations cot IU eyes on us S TrtxxoitAZ coirnmoir or n AW AST B tr srea1e B Traced Directly JtoyaltH Inflnentre To TUB EDITOR or THE SenSir Th New York Krtntng JV t has been commenting of lat upon the moral and religious condition of the Hawaiian Island people as they were some years ago under missionary Influence and a they are reported to be today The writer from long residence and experience of some fifty years would respectfully offer the following suggestions During time reigns nf Kameha melm III and Kamehamrhit IV the condition of the people was considered very satisfactory by those who were Interested In their develop ment law and order came out of what had been dubs Law were enacted and respected and education was general Churches were well frequented and there can bo no question thai true converts to Christianity by the thousand were properly added to the churches As in tho history of other nations there coin n time of retrogression which was begun under 4 Kamehameba V He sought to establish ant cattle rule as of old and in this ho was favored by the prestige of the royal descent and name and with some of the characteristic of his pro tlecouors he was also assisted by able foreign en In his Cabinet A year after the death of Kamehameha V Katakaua appears lu the elected ruler of the people and endeavors to carry out some of the Ideas of his predeccssqr but without the abil ity and without surrounding himself with such able men as counsellors He seems after a whtlf to have cut loose from moral restriction and done all that was possible to seduce the people from the rode nf morals which had been estab lished and to break down the favorable opinion that had grown up of things as they were thus be brought the natives down to a much lower Rlane of sensuality seeking to maintain by po hilical influence and bribery all that was bad and deleterious In both moral and politic During the sixteen years of his reign thing gradually grew from bad to worse until there seemed to come a time In the minds of the weak and simplehearted natives when their religion could be easily relinquished and they still lire In the favor of the Palace Rlmru It wad called Prom Indifference Induced and fostered by Kalakaua they deserted to a large extent their churches and their former teacher la the minds of a rood many interested observer In Hawaiian affairs this tat of thing was made much more possible by the withdrawal by the American Board in 18US of the financial support which for forty Tear they had gener ously given Then were divided counsels at the time amour the missionaries themselves as to the advisability of tills measure some of the older ones deprecating this step very ranch realizing that the Hawaiian were till very much aa children and needed constantly the stronger minds and hightoned national entl unset of those who had been their educator and guides In things political and religious The condition of affairs In 18851805 a gener ation of the race is 1 vastly different not from any coarse of action of the missionaries or their sons but from the conduct of the native leaden who have endeavored persistently and lyste mntlcally to turn the people from the gospel of truth and purity to the condition In which we find thorn today It Is not by any means to be understood that all of the native are to be classed as degenerate or apostates There arc still many of them who maintain respectable church connections and it Is believed that un der the present Influence of renewed activity la religious life and the stable government which has been established very many will again r turn to their churches The last account which it we have of missionary Intelligence from amount the people encourage this belief A majority of the native putnrs favnrtbe present Govern menu If the old adage Like king like peo ple has been true with regard to the decadence In the past there Is reason to hope for a purer life and national morals In the future under the guidance nf those now In charge of affair who are largely men of Christian character j I spent a portion of last summer revisiting the islands and think that I may say that I have knowledge whereof I testify The above state menu with regard to tbe condition of the peo ple can be verified by turning to any page of Hawaiian history Yours truly BOSTON March 10 QoniiAM GrtuAM A Deanlne Democrat from the PutExprett Since the adjournment of Congress Mr Hoi man of Indiana has spoken very frankly of recent event In Washington He refer to Mr Cleveland foreign policy as one great and continuous blunder and disclose In the fol lowing words a piece of hitherto secret history I cannot conceive on what grounds the authors ot our foreign policy justify their attempt to restore a petty monarch I thought the time had come to re affirm the maxim of Justinian A reason one ad mitted In the cause of liberty be It true orfaUanertr must be recalled and I prepared a njtolutlon on thai point Hut Mr McCreary Chairman of the Forehra Affairs Committee begged me as a personal favor p not to Introduce It lie was anxious to protect the S Department of Plate from criticism Mr Hoi man adds that his resolution would have extended tbe Monroe doctrine over all the Western hemisphere and this of course would have Included Hawaii It Is to be regretted that Mr Holman yielded to the personal solici tations of his friend McCreary and kept quiet Ho missed a chance to precipitate a remarkable debate In Connress and his silence surely did not protect the Department of State from criticism Mr Holman It seems Is an enthusiastic annex ationist It Is my belief he says thatlnslda of the next twenty years Mexico will have ab sorbed San Salvador Costa Rica and the other Central American States and become herself a part of the United States Newfoundland New Brunswick and the Dominion of Canada will como into the American Union within the next fifteen or twenty years and before a half cen tury has elapsed we shall comprise within our borders and under our flag all of the Western hemisphere That will be tho spirit of tius democracy That Is the democracy of Thomu Jefferson Straight New af the Derrick Tadhta Cralio fYotn the Baltimore Sun Capt Benjamin P Lamberton lighthouse In spector for the Fifth district who was with President Cleveland during the recent cruise on the lighthouse tender violet was at hi office in the Baltimore Post Office building yes terday The President Capt Inmberton says le I a keen sportsman and a good shot and he wa greatly benefited by the ten day trip When he went aboard the Violet be wa run down by overwork but the cocxl effects of the rest and recreation be obtained during the trip wets manifest in his appearance when he left the vessel on Saturday lame was plentiful CapU Latubertnu says and the only baa weather en countered was a rainy spell The President hanged everything that cam his way Capt Lamuerton stated and on one occasion killed two brant at a shot AU the birds shot were 011 the wine at the time C Menatorlal Conrtepy la Missouri from the St Lena Republic Jrrrnuo Crrv Mo March 10If aa official report nf tho Senate had been aicuratelv kept this afternoon among other things tbe journal would have contained what follows Senator Walker Mr President I rise to a question cf personal privilege The President The Senator from Stoddard will pro ceed Senator Walker 1 he President It smoking and It I very offensive to the Senator from Atoddard unless the President ha nil extra cigar which will permit Inn Henatnr from Slnddard lo be sociable S The PreMdcat summoned hit page The President The Chair alwaja endeavor to treat Henatorn n Ith due courtesy and now present hU compliments tn the Senator from Htnddard Thn Senator from Btoddard lights hit cigar and th rt Senate proceeds to a discussion of legislative appr prlallous The HOBIIIB Ball Was Haake Irani the Chicago Dally Tribune eAc ncoo Starch 7 Tha dam builders at the tak llesa reservoir explosin4 a largo charge of powder rcnlly among the rock A large black ball wa aMI high Intn the air The blasters wondered wbattt was When tee lull tlruek the earth It unrav ll a tula dozens of rattlesnakes and as tbo reutllet Klldsa awa Inttielr errprtstnrarapv Pie workmen killed a core or morn vtlth their shovels It Is estimated that tlin ball of blbei listIng snakes contained flf ty nr mure who were rnjolug a winter tlesta In the dan de stroyed b l the Unit Bajr the Talth 31 Hbtrtetf Her BallMt ttrni the Portland AtUgi Vrtu A llnekland man ba a unique theory to account fof the winters crowing warmer In Ibis vicinity He says that sn niiuli granite lisa leo moved South from Site iiiarrli nf lbs Korlb that the world bat been lipped Ihi reby towird the tun Domestic Economy IB Sb Orleat mm the Itetrvlt Tribune small remarked hue Hultan my first wir an4 I are one areTine court mathematician bowed tow In aMnesties Well tiroceaded hit Majesty how atout ma and ray so ond wire f You are another promptly reholned tb nan nf science Whereat divert high functionaries timed ablft to leave th apartment not defining It good politic M flit their mU ani toterclgn the ba Las 54 hu fM

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mm r 7 T 7TPYftI4 1 7wge4 FJi A yij j rjp vTj vi HT i T M7 rt T r nf I THE SUN THURSDAY MARCH 21 1895 f 1 1 JH 1XOTISM I I CONDEMNED I 1111 LilT Jv mi jnPEcIOX4 L UMAXS JlItIVJ MIHJ Hi I iS IIn ot 1Inlly With II Va the om liidon Three Women Who Own In CUB H Thul They Aro Trilby n Vilit IeqIM Srmpalhj ror HTemuntl A tnalnrltv of the members Professional Womans Ieacuo who Attended tho wcektr afternoon declared at the mrrllne jestcnlay fternon mrrlll clo e An nnlnmted discussion their Intention of arrnj ine nil their thought force ugalnit the icut lupnotlsm which Is sweeping overdie Und TM determination was not reached without n trucgle Tim members listened flrt to a favorabla anlsll I of tho sulJecl of hypnotism nml Its phenomena pro acnted In I paper written by Urn OoO Ion a painstaking student of the H OtKood If I plDIklnl n new piyrholoKjr as represented by the London Boclely for P l ihlcal Heiearch Tim paper was tend by I the pruldlnR olllcer Miss Atla llleccker Winnie and IR termed Trilby A Isychlrnl fltmli Ft oni the main point 1 In Trilbys ci rrl Dr Mason extended Ills analsels Into tho fclRliiinjs and byways hypnotic jihenomena and lineVlRatlom Iii olTere1 a defence of the novelists who whit tul l knowledge nnd Intercut In the subject have tnncln use of ps t chlcal plictioruoim In their works ami who Introduce only such phenomena as do not n lo ond prubnbllltles deduced from occur rences actually observed nnd experiment actu ally made All the phenomena described Irllby werf declared br Dr Mason to come within the range of possibility Dr Mason declared that the new psychology biJ found that I second or unconscious person

Illy existed lu every person and this bccond personality nmdo psjchlc phenomena possi ble 1Ie 1 mcond uornonnllty cole to the stir certain condition to the exclusion laee nmler cerlall condi lOl for the time belnir of our contclou personality Bath Ilollltr is j thnt of tho ordinary scum nKinbullJUwliu In his sleep walk In strange itnd daneeroui placei unharmed nml does mental work Df winch ho Is QuIt Incapable In hIs wak lug o lime fei iiml personality appears under other circumstances as when the person under tho Intinence of certain drugs In the condition of trancr iu reverie In dreams and notably In the hypnotic steep The most remarkable faculty at this ecnnq personality is Ita power to carry out the suKiteitions of the b pnotlrrr Dr Macon declared that tlm novelist had not uhatisted all the possibilities of tho case for he made rilby to slug only undor Immediate hyp notic Influence1 when awake all her musical ability had anlnhed whereas lu accordance with the I power of past hypnotic suggestion tho results of her three years of musical tralnlntt might hme been transferred to her conscious persouallt This Dr Mason declared was onl ot the legitimate uses of hypnotism and It might have been accomplished by a noble man Illbt philanthropic purposequite a truly either from the standpoint ot fact or art as by an adventurer venturer for greed und crime The discussion follonlnic evidenced at first only curiosity and toleration of the subject und It was not until one member courageously de clared that she looked upon hypnotism as a power of the Evil One that the sentiment of op IinHtloii 1 camo out In force and the members rldonced I that they agreed with the speaker who declared It was necessary t put on an armor of truth and live on nigh plane of spiritual thought in order to combat success fully this power which emanated from his tiitanlc Majesty Miss Ada Lewis said that the members ought to get something out of the discussion of lup noilwn other than a knowledgo of strange con ditions We ought lid she to learn not only to think of tho Influence of our thouxhts on others hut also of the Influence of our thoughts upon ourselves She wan applauded Miss louip Muldener caused a general laugh Some folks raid she nt If It Is possible for any ono to bo a absolutely tone deaf ai 1 ruby Is made out t have been Now I know It Is for 1 am n second Trilby In that respect Heal she continued In spite of the laugh I am a phenomenon I assure you Why you couldn phenomenon t sine as wrong as I dolt von tried I can net some Idea of the rhythm put as for pitch or knowing whether I am six or nlnn tones too hluh or too low well I cant tell And I love music too I appeals to strongly to me I rant help trying t sing And I have heard people at my door In hotels listening when I was singing and heard them simply cx iilodlng with laughter They tell mu It is the funniest it is thinG they ever heard And I suppose Give us a specimen said a member but Miss Mulilcner declined Miss Winnie declared that she was a third Trllbr A sue wits tone deaf too T didnt know I had a rival in tho League ud M I Is ulINlr In Ma JellrcjB ioodfrlcnd gave It as her opinion that hjpnotlsin was dangerous and inimhl ho 1 regulated by law so a to make It a criminal iitlenco to hypnotize persons without thvlr coiwnt I we stand on a high spiritual plane put In Mrs lllshnp wo can stand firm and not allow unybKlv to hypriotle us I anybody wishes us nil no con wlh them so much good that it 100 v ill kill till tine evil 1 Ada ltwis called down disfavor by say liz 1 le felt a little sympathy for Scncnll lie Mm burning with the ilnlre to voko the music lu him and it was a great temptation when ho found Trilhr For thu man I have no sympathy bit for the artltt I have ncral women protested rigorously against this I sympathy and Mrs Hncliel McAuley sale I tear no Mimetlmes make grave mistake e ndwne thu olnner 6 much that the enor Mltlts of the Bin Itself stem mitigated No book I 1 caiifttl MI much discussion a Trilby Ieoplij Ehe lliemrelvpg away so to speak In tHrexprenions opinion about It I Is t very fi y to see their trend of thought In these ex ireailnni I ilnnt like hypnotism I think It lea tint l rr from tha l I One I would rather anybody finiild steal m mniiiy than ins individuality v hlth Is what tuofc hj lotlznrs do Hypnotism I coulne to the front Iut I hopo It Is coming tty 1 to bo destro itil If I it is a power only for lukl i 1 ill some try to nutko out why lets Ret tie t coud homo other way I have hertnl of cases pioplx put under Imitiotlr Intltunco suffer iff LJI I opfrallciii nnd thero Is a dentist who 10 h pintle Inltuencen In extracting teeth I li I Ml wrong Think of tho droidful dangers inl nils that will come If this power develops In l thf t word 4Jte one lupgcRtCfl that probably only about cue lerson 11 ft000 could be pnotlzed and so II iiondnt nikc flinch Ulfferenco Ii callixl 1 forth I prolonged Oh In ft hineit 11e frum Mrs MoAuley and ihe said 1t1 elIb ot one soul 1 must 1 acrl I eu II e monet Protect tint weall and rtar ellrceo In the armor of truth tn combat this tJO 3is I aM Ialmer declared that all hud ma nut nls nl weakness when they could be con iaeiid Vn t must hold this thing off Itlsu I I mi tar itll slid bIle ill tups auirgrsted that as It was tho power 01 if the stroii j mentally over the weak it would I H n rsarv to t lu Jy It In order to know how to orer IlII ll i iiimy Yes ithil Miss Palmer study It hut not I m with it And MlM Winnie closed tho IIli tinc rt hIl I flat tho seiue of the meeting v Ik that In pniithm was a dangerous power ono tO I le ttinllfd but not dallied with and every iwlj ajiilniilid her endorsement 1flK iioinit noixcs M More lliickkln Hreechea Wanted by the Mounted Squad V I meotliiK of tho Park Hoard yesterday f i n tar Burs read a letter from Capt Collins 011he Pak police regarding buckskin breeches I tn seasons ago said Capt Collins the Iiiiiuted squad woie uniformed In buckskin I eelics whlcli were iirnralsed to last for at Iw fly years The breeches arn now In a very L 1 tidltlon amid roiulro constant mending Tilmi i iiiein mended thu men must send them tl tt I le makers in IIolniLen and In consequence 11 tIldIl nrl CtIt piti led to near cloth breeches I rl 10 1m the IUlkKkllR arc bell re I II at I 1 hi color nf the lmmick sit ins Is lot tho I I a the rerllnlhr of the unltorm amid time I y rtf Iim Ihll Si n 1llr I respct rim iiy 1 iat It I hiarilly Inlr to XIIIt that time 11 m 1 l ollln 1 bhoull be oIl Igel tu turn isli tint I i n eenll year The mmounted mien iii I Irt the iicclii4 cold In winter nro t try colt m mid 1 I II i hi n thi hunmu wet cannot be taken off t e I jI Itt I IIHH fccnsc ejaculated ommlikloner I 1 When they gel wet thejru nt 1 11 I III 11 loL tir is I n IllneB equestrian I t Vteidc1t iimmg Slth th Consent ot tintu 111 J 1 i 11 im I m iftr 1 lii mali cm lh him wih 11r im I I 111 I s Ill 1ell by time J I 111 relnlt tI I I 1011 of leth monte tied A IlpOrtion mulell U s I II I 11 111 Issue uI Imnl 10 the umoult It I II I JIYI Ilphnl walks and 1000 for III I iOI I I 11i Ih i est iiniiriii ant entrtnco I aiimg Ihi steps with mi inclined war iiiiry An Cnmmlttn reiwrten that I I IlrfrrnIlltU f 101 1 Imhnm lIt lester tilt Ma Ily If ew V1 In 1 1HHIMH won t I IIII j a WtlIhi IJt that some of Its lie

t Vd 11 1 UI hi nllhm its location wits I I r tn thia IlrlIlenrntor I Park and the 1 lII rehltel 1111 It tvlll lroLahl be I I I 111 iru le IlleHlnn ut IIC 1 I ti t Iuper 111e II front ot Ihl little I It 1 f Ih I usuper lllou tents reerred to I 11 hurll roare tr I rl Will Apptst Ir ini I 1 llr VfcrlM Ui c Idiil to I appeal I miMn l rrniliiod I ant him by I l 1 11111 I i iiprmr u I curl In the 1 rfi I nil I I e Vyse 1 nil nf ittKitj I Iinitu I I i in sliuut ilin il I ikii iil Hi lIIjY luiiil huim I I ur i I lU iiitd I h I r I Hw 540 list 1 ur o I A 11EIXK MEXoniAt FOUNTAIN Oncrd hr Otmam Hoeltllei r0 EU Ia rtntral p rh Louis WlndmOller and Hlchard KaUenmoyrr ex1reMdent of the Arlon Society offered to tho Park Hoard at Us meeting yesterday n me I morial fountain In honor nf Itclnrlch Heine the prospective cost of which Is 500000 1n monument Is to b entirely of marble and will b surmounted by I llgure representing the Lorelei Mr Katzenmxyer said that It would be the finest work of the kind In this city He suggested tho entrance to the Central Park a 4 f TUG IIKINK MFMO1UU Fiftyninth street and Fifth avenue as a suita ble location for It The Park tommlssioncrd asked that the measurements of the monument and further Hpecilliatlons be furnished to them befote they accepted The desliin for the home memorial Is by florId ot Herlin Several ear ago the tKiets admirers In tiermany Projected erecting it In tho town 0 u t DHsseldorf where home was born but the own Council In view of Heines radi calism and republican tendencies declined I I was afterward declined by Mitlnzon tho same Krounds About I year ngn a resolution was adopted by tho Arlon Soclity advocating the erection of tho memorial In this city and In viting tho cooperation of other German nit rlrttrc A joint commlttto of nearly all the ierniKn octettes In New York was formed and the necessary amount of money was raised rho central Heine has already been finished and is now on exhibition in Ileilln The rest of the fountain Is I rapidly nearing completion and the committee I desirous of securing a good site for It as soon a possible I JAIxns 714 P5 TIES Am AmiilInK Hboiv or Comic Work of Art lor the IVrit tlde busy Murnerr The caricature show for the benefit nf the West Side Day Nursery a opened In the lower gallery of the American Art Association in Madison square yesterday afternoon where It will continue for a week t contribute Its share to the Increased gayety of nations Some of tho features of this rollicking picture show have been described In THE SUN already but the drollery of many of the e satires upon the popu lar painters and prevailing fads of the day II not to be described The pictures are really very clever In conception Ingen ious In construction and humorous In qual ity Nothing could be moro like Monet nor more unlike than the yellow and blue hay stack the street scene In Paris hits off Raf faellls mannerisms precisely tho tall young woman In an appllijue gown of yellow paper Is quite a stunning In her way as Sargeants famous Carmcnclta and Hal Rembrandt George W Maynard T W Dewing F t Church Chase and others are all equally well travestied in the most reckless and profane fashion The Theatre Hat II one of the best of these funny things I Is a large canvas represent view of matlnte audience Inc In paint 1 roar a mltn with a young woman filling pretty much the whole scene An unfortunate man In 1 back seAt Is doing a contortion act In an effort to see around the circumference of the hat He cant do It of course The ladys back hair Is real In this case applied to the canvas with gltio anil a big gilt pin while the plumes that adorn her head rig wave out clear of the canvas and bond the boundaries of the frame Grassets famous Napoleon poster manufactured by the Century Com pany is I masterpiece of waving mane and tall In real horse hair applied to the white steed upon which the Emperor sits A replica of George W Maynards water color of I year ago Mermaids Is made up of I painted ship cut out In card hoard and applied to the canvas while the same Is made of some blue stuff plaited and festooned Into waves each of which I stuck fall of little naked dolls Hut it is useless to describe these realistic comics Whoever goes to see them Is sure to laugh at their fun and besides that he may have a cup of tea served by tho ladles of the Day Nursery In whose behalf Mr A C How land and Mr Walter Sattcrlee the artists have devised and constructed these works of humorous art 31 It n A UKS MIXIATVUKB neantirnl PalntlnEO Upon Ivory on Cxhlbl tlon nt Knoedler1 In the comparatively recent revival of the art of miniature painting no one has shown greater proficiency and artistic taste than Mr William J Ilaer of this city To the skilled hand and one may say the eagle eye that must combine In the minute execution of these small portraits upon ivory Mr Biter adds qualities of I much higher tie has the Inslgnt ort artistically speaking 10 ha InRllnt into character that makes of portrait painting one of the noblest forms of pictorial expression and he possesses a refinement that Imparts special charm to his work A frame of fifteen miniatures from Mr Users brush may be seen for ten days at tho gallery of Knoedlenfe Co where interested persons may see the very best that has been achieved In this delicate form of art These examples are for the most part taken directly from life one or two of them only being from photographs or daguerreotypes Two of them that have a par ticular Interest apart from that which attaches to the personal likeness are the Fancy Head and a Portrait of an Artists Wife presum ably that of Mrs William M Chase In both of these paintings the color and tone are exqui sitely beautiful the rich olive tints of the flesh against tho golden background In the Fancy Head being especially happy In effect while In the portrait of Mrs Chase the color harmo nies are not lore charming than Is I tho sweet character of tho somewhat Idealized head My First Horn is a delicate hit of rosepink suffgentlvcnesi being the picture of a plump and naked Infant sprawling upon the floor In the portrait of Mrs J J I the face Is exquisitely painted against a creamy back ground matte by the fine grain of the pure Ivory itself lnr all of these I portraits however Is shown the same sensitive delicacy of handling purity of color all transpaionc of thu beautifully ura clutch llesh tints In their appropriate settings they ui e veritable gems FroitVlllli Mrs Lllllo Pvelyn Macaulay Willis was mar ried on Tuesday toCUrenco Halt Frostof Peeks kill at tho residence of Mr and Mrs Cortlandt Hchuyler V in Itensselner ill West Eleventh street Tho bride when ery young married Col Henjamln AWIllls ColWllllsdled In 18RH Iea Ing Mrs WIlMn with an Infant Mr Frost whn Is I a willknown lawer nf Peoksklll Is I tho Min of the lon Calvin Frost of tile Canoe place The ceremony was performed by tho hay 1 Hum r lewln of Iteksklll In the presence of elakl l only the Immediate member of both families Imlellale The bride In a sister nf Airs Cortlaudt Schu Ui Van PeekeKlll Ilenssclacr Mr and Mrs Frost will live at SVrlnbtWhiou MIss Louise Wilson daughter of Mr and Ir Thomas Wilson of ai5 West lOth street was married last evening to the Hev Merit HI Croix Wright pastor of the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church The ceremony was performed at 8i0 nVlock In the church of which the bridegroom is pastor by tho llev Theodore C Williams pastor of the Church of All Miuli Edwin T Illcu was the hist man A large reception fol lowed at the brides homo I I riccbfi Kubtit li I Iiri I Hubert diiugliter of Mr and Mu All i I Ier of Oil Second event JC tao inn d 1 ji n ray itt t iril iii nt her hnU tu t Dr liin ri hl f I lr Ih cinnrt Avenue Uabbl II Kin HiMUJ I c REFORM CORONER 1IOEBER HOt DI THO OIJICKIi Al HR nfrED or IllS CLKHK Moe Opprnhelraer Won Clerk but le I liceljciied nvurdtobenrd Con tent nfToBKnviOppeahtlmer Jpt u tipeedy Hittltmrnt nn l Ha luctnile 0 Loaned Money In UU Demmiils When TIeform Coroner llonber assumed tho lougsoughtfor greatness of tha office thrust upon him by 154000 fellow reformers hu chute upn leluw eHo Moses Oppvlihelmer UK a tIt upon whom he Wight lean Out of thousands nf f applications Ionic of whom were willing tn pay him tnumy for the place ho selected Moses becuutunf bin cleveiness his abiiity aid his bilked ambitions broke The staff proved a bruised reed Yesterday It In his letter of resignation Oppenhelmer asks for the return of 400 tho remainder of a turn of mODOY loaned to Hoeber between thu time of his election and that of his appointment Op I Deuhelmcr also accuses Hoebcr of neglecting his duties us a Coroner In order tlmt ho might at tend to his work 111 pension surgeon und to bin private Practice Caroler lluouur ncu r holds Inquests on a Friday ns that Is thr dny upon which ho must ho In the pension ngcnts ullkc Chief Clerk 11lol s on Monday received a letter written In iei man stating that 1 tiikeph Urban could furuish Important Information re garding the causes of the collapse thr walls of the malt house al Fortythliil slut raid Tenth aenue on March 1 ThU letter wnn turned over to Oppcnhelmcr Coioner Hoeber was Informed by him of tho contents of thu let ter Theta wasnn mlilres given b the vtrltur and tho letter seemed valueless in tho eyes ot the clerk To tho Coroner howoNur It 1 j iises cil vutsI t possibilities Ho btudled the directory and found half a dozen Joseph Irlmn lie u ruieieut Oppenhelmcr to subptrmv ono Iixcph Crbnn of HI5 East riftynlnth street and another nf lilU llast KlghtylUtli street Cot omier floeber hurried Into Chief Clerk lev noldss nlllce nl ID uulnck Jiitirday iniirnlnir AhtNtunt District Attorney lleiinixaey I I WHS m consultntlon with llclk I liyiioli Hoibtr I asked him If I the sutqs inns hud boon tencd lie replied In the negative and nu lib reasons Coroner Hucber lust cunttol nf his temper und began to assail him In the langunju of the tier manAmerican Keform Union Face to face nose to nose beard tip to beard tip these two disciphis ot reform and pracound harmony pitched voices made mutual accusations in high I hiT gonsult a lawyir and you dond run dlssernlUce rlghdt raid Oppcnhciiucr Who Is I der tlnrnner shrieked Hoebcr dancing about the otllce I laiiulrrllornner I lid he tapping his breast I responsible In do beoplo When you dond llgkc me Kit nndt helmer Vas I dn1 111 resign answered Oppeu helmero No you wont soure charied Ill ills charge you before you can resign saId Coroner Hoeber Out all rlgdht Ill ledt der beobles know

snmedings Gott set dank said the Coroner Youre a tamncd eolllrr Oel comiC by this time tin Cnroncra olllco was filled with interested spectators t Oiipenhcinier bor rowed the Itevlsed tatuteH ana aftertwo iioitrs of mental labor produced a letter of resignation It read I rat 71 Coroner Iftwlxr fim KeMIMug the Impossibility of vtaln I with you at your clerk any longer I oniiortiinit lIt our Hu I lUiitiail I hllitjr I liprcvrllli tender y oil ln ritlKliati I to luko eftst forthwith I also tuake no fctalinuilt an tu 3 OUr flnunc lot obligations 2W 1110 as Combs I M emery Mann I t to March 1211 f si ill OutlayH for nftlilalbusluess a euli loaned to you 41111111 Interest at 5 percent up to date I 07 Total SJlTl 2i Expecting a speedy settlement I I Ierll m self yours JliibKs umtvsucIuim i Oppenheimer then had himself lntcricwcd He said the money mentioned was loaned to thu Coroner u short time after his election as tho Coroner was short of funds Itacnuso of his duties as pension surgeon ho aid Hoeber held no Inquests on Frida s In answer to thi1o accusations Coroner Hoc her said that he was appointed pension surgeon by President Cleveland A hurt 1m after his election his attention was called to I law which prohibits him from holding a Mate and 1 no tional ofllco at the same time noil receiving re muneration from both He wrote to the then Corporation Counsel Mr Clark and asked him CorDrlton toadisi him if ho munt resicn tim national office Ho rnetvpuI jm reply to his letter Later he consulted Corporation onnrel Scott In per ron who Informed him thai ln saw no reason why he should not hold both ofllccS AI n pen Men surgeon ho receives in fces troui SHOO to 700 n year In explanation of the loan of money from Op penheimer he said that his former clerk was a jammed Koundrel for telllnKnf the loan Ho had promised to keep It MM rut oven from his wife Coroner Hoebcr nil lie borrowed S OU from him one week after the election iinnnlsinu to return It within a year iiAlni SiO n monlli Un Feb 1 ho paid Sit with Interest at lIve per ent on March h 1 he paid Si without Inlereat Four hundred dollars Is still due Coroner Hoebcr cajs he is willing that the loan of tho 500 IHI thoroughly lncstiiitcd Coroner Hoeber was greatly exi Iteil last night flIer the publicity given tn the money I ruisu Ion between him nnd Oppunheimer late last muht he sent the following letter I to Mr I I pomm hei her In OriEtiiriMLn In answer tn your Itter Kint to day while i I was holillne I 1 Inquritii I I Imvu tn nay thu I am TOIt were itiftehiirbeMi f by t mo licfou II rlu I your resignation then IH no ner l nf my aceeiitln It which r I otnerwl nniild liae dope Blanl Yourfalary will be i ald to oti at tho enll 1 nf thn month am ngreetl upon Dr E W Hoi HKR The following Matemont tho Corcncr pre pared for the nowspipeis With referenci tho letter of Mr Wlh refrelc to leter Oppen helnior publioliMl this opening by the New York papers I heg to state that the llninilnl transaction between us wiis a purely friendly loan proffered tomu by Mr Opp nheimur I prom ised to pay the loan in montlily Installments nt B per cent Interest and this prornlsi line n far been lulled Thn selection of Mr Opiiru helmet as clerk was inndo after car fnlly weighing the iiunllllcatlons n nil nppllcnnts and after an asitoclntion with Mr Oppenhelmer in social literary and political circles for years yearsSorry as I am that such a purely personal matter should become a mater of publlo notori ety and convinced ns I nm thnt there t Is no w on ru stile except In COle morn Im Ing erred In my judgment of man I feel conltdent hut my statement will bo believed b every body who knows me OT1 ills WIPE FUJI ys loaeplt SIlx flnre Up III NpouMr nnd Prop city unit a DUorce AVI1I iollow ANDKiiHfis nil I l Maich 20 Accnrdlng to the terms of I trade consummated In this city yes terday morninglosonh Mix disposed of his wife and all his household elTcc Is to Joseph Haditclv a Pipe Creek township farmer About two years ago Mix married Laura Clinrwnter who prcl ous to the mnrrlaxo hit be l en tho hou ckrcier for Farmer Ittdgely Vesterdny Iliulgely droe up to the residence of MIx nnd going Into tho house Inquired how much ho wniild take for his wifo und all thn household utttuts l hit rnIibui promptly wanted that a bill would buy what Iladgi ly Ill Just make Sj shut 1nriner Haluely o the term nf sale were agreed upon eiter aflernoon llndgely brought Mrs Mix tothu i Ity and together they went to I law i rH nlllcn i There t lie terms nl th te1 I neio explained und the law llrm retained tn lim lug dlnrce h proceed IIIBH for Mrs Mix As atmn as the 1Ilr Is I procured lludgely will make Mrs Mix Ills wife and take her t his home iimit roie JiffIcrLOx Htadler Took n Girl with Him When lie Lett III Ilounllnc 1lnrr Ttmes I Stadlcr a widower il I years old who drives a truck for hit Mandard OH Com pany was held In SlOOU ball lyJimtlcu I Will son In the Kwtn htreet Poliio Cniiit Wllllnms burgh yesterday for abducting Ilnrencu I Rules the II fifteenearold slendnuclitcr of Jamas L Teller from her home at HiT Normm avetitti Slndler formcily bonrdeil l wlti Teller When ha Iclt torn I I nun ii gut ho cdrrespiinded with tile girl stul pioallfd on licrlt I U I nlletfcd i to marry film i The Klrl nrrnniitd In I Innu I her home tn I Join htadlir Teller irocntul hrr from doing xn nt the time but the irnt uwjy afterwurd On Tuesday hlli I r not 1 wiirrint against htadlrr He tnld tlut Slailler hud rent eil rooms at 1 101 Power st riot and WIIH gnlnt to begin lioiist kvrplnir alter lit murrleil I t lie girl blndler her home denlrd that hu induced the gIrl to leave Asks aiOOUO ror False Arrcit Clarence E i Tallmau was arrested cslordiiy tna suit brought against him by Nathan Kruus kopf fur 10000 damaves for false Imurinun I uieut Tallman is 1 dentist and lives ut lit West Fortyeighth street The case prows out of I suit of Smith against Tuthlll Whllu lbs suit was nil trial In a pollen Court TalhnRn made altldatlt that KrnunUopf hwnro thnt his had repeitodly hpiiken tu smith uf Ilip character nf hc inner t hotel When 1111llnl I r was iflir iil 1 made 111 t biliju Ii I nf 1 I lil I I I HUH I Kia ko I denied hating upoken to Miiltli llbout his holt Iu I Iuilinan I I Him I I riuiml the t arrest nf Krautkupf I fur periry Ilio In cal hcfoiu Juktlcu I I bimius wise dlochlr el Urauiko LJOnl OF THE DAY A looter Giant Vflto Never Maw the In chile or n Tonsorial Htailto Jlori tr nfcitjo ITnttj Tnbunr Oarr alt Ind March I Hank nORrl lives holt six mill niirthweHt nr hern on flu tanks uf duty Creei nnd In I llttlo lu l hilt which 1 nr rOlll1 t1 a dens i erowth nf limber Ii i Is I a Tory ITciilhr man tint huts nl I II I 0 lecn tonilrc l liy cverbo ly 111 that iuisl borliiK J A atirrit eiirltisity He Is I rxeeeillnnly tsihO tint S Indict ami wlun vnllv InC lliout tho rhliilren In the nelKlitxirhuiHl kerp Irar of Mm us they ennel her im lou something na fit ills sltlht eILla Inlrli Miy Iniis linmtlnxntrr lull shmiMrrs all rvnehlng half way ilnwu his lisefc I his nut hern l cut former t rntyM t suit lie has nut tiiivl for Iblrl 3 cars lie he rt ill I the I currc dlKiiiUnl Hint I In bat I iiMerbetti In I tat Ocr fh ip In hits hf Hu it I about OU 3 ears oil smut Ij ituit ami hrnllli Mr tiiiisgclt a nHr mMrlt tint lids born Ihlnu the uoitiidl life of n hcniilt In thlfl loiifit and itli3l place for thirty years or more ills love tory l a pail ami tnffre tlnxone Whrn a uunginnti he won hue heart of pi ft Iv Maipln Johnvm and they wero eu fed to Lu e iturriei While the wore on their war t Ihu preachers the t horses hi came fright md run f nml upiet the buggy throw Inn MaKKle mil I henil luiiir hi ead I et lrihliK a rk ulit llillm her In ttanllj i Miicethitdiylic t haj 1Iu a quiet man and btiluitrd from the worlti Ho nwiis a pitrh nf rnniiil f In whch there tire proimhh tin t my acres tilhi hue tuithi ales I rely 1 help In farming N I a yale nf uvrn nn l Ills Implrnirnlc am itimHt uf antttllttivlflii make In m tin working iieaien hu rutM to t worl re ulatly at shuns mural conies In I us regularly at inset nlbmlng I mil Ihor I tho I men noi Imielf I a nwiii mini i ogh lt N thu owner nf about weieitt hiinniN I tilt w hlch ho hates I print ik 1 Idht In hunting llealstiha tun Coils n malo nut t female whldi are great urlnllk Themnlwhli h li I usually the larger Is I but a tiwarf till eg 11 foiir teen tmiciutuu high intl he I IMS surely Kt hl grin Ih for VKclt says they are biuh the nine 5CC In hl VO jtart old nr uvir Ihu 1 ftinalM U unutualh huure belmtfiittitnu Inihen blAh ami nrlhlmt oei 111 litimlrel poiuiih He h muit ttu eu II ami Iol 14 not tare to I he iai fur the t goal furntahea eiiotii h Ilk for their nil1 lJu Kjtt lii I lerv fomlnf rntti ant tin place Ii llterilly I r uieretl a lln them t One inn hilnlly ni I through I this hou nr him without tminiiltiiK tm i fine for they pro fit eliot lunsaml to I i ry tume t ti Ulnimh li it lint Hliiit till rI t or rirmy eiitu neltlur tile nor the I il are allonul to tourli t hue I rat null lu 1113 Hut hug l pott dtstulsC mice all nv MM lu itS n i muuo maticft stu aiuaritne ho li lioiicxluul it I upon li a 1101 01 eat or one of the nunu rOil raId liOKKOtt tik sini 1tKu allhouRh he cin real ami write Cnlrlj well He Inn no PilOted matter of any klml about m lie 11011 e not cien almiinan9 lie olonl kiep tliertlliof I the I tlaisuf tho t week IIIIr of the month fur he doesnt care to I an he I works the 6ami HiimlaM nsnerkilaM lie I ROCS to town only on election ula o amid noulilnt go then were ho nut uotltVJ Ktorlcn of Dlek Koclicn niKli Ploy Mom the uU utIJ riot Dick Itoche one of tlm hlKlifit titers of the oM 1111I0 510Cm hut Inell p2sdh through t the city yrsterdt Hochen i hit recalled the I any dais of gum HIIRami man were lie remlni ceme4 rulid i by tIle uil guinl of IuiilHUIle siurii I Uocho was onco worth 91100000 nn l lived i like a priuenn l the I AliHohlla I I nil ICureuuo with hll ho wjKeroil bin sums of mone was the woniUrof tlm sport hog worM lie cue lit I OOOD In I bank uul for gilt that he had II I t A prominent city ortlclil ttateil lane nlvht Mint ho saw him will t270il slacking ihlps one nIght In Knnoi lily FUoklng chips conslts lu tn9 lnt the chlpi hit of leery used hi5 I KRinhlcrs from lie t halul lit IfiB them turn In the air nml full nn cm h olhi form ing a column This Is I a pleeo of ilexterlt whleh all gamlilcrj ociulrt but l none cotihl i equil Kuche Tho ofnclal wlu told the sturv uild Itocho was sitting by I a faiu table earelefiily stuckii ehlpi when a gambler near by noticed him You Hack em pretty well ho remarked ito you want 10 bet on It h Oh I dont kuow I nrer tried ltnald Hoche wllh Imlirferince Tho match was noon civic nnd ho lounged there In tils chair ami stacked em until h I he hart taken In STOOonf Iho others Itioticy As on old timer put It Pick Poehe could Blmplj Mock em nil nUht At hnritoRaone year he loanniDaiy i Johnson the boiknmkor diIi which Jnlim on lint StIll inono on nun race fie pano thy aol Innned that alec lo Johnson Ho alw 15 s carried fifteen or tnent thou sand itollnrs In his pocket He has lost his big fortune but Mill has tho best the land nrrnrdaid 1 humi lost non of hlaeharacterlitlcs which ranked 1 him Hi the Prince of Gamblers A Tumntutn lu tile Coiil Sleeve Inmlhr I I Kubii i oh Ih ao h lanes lie 111r ono IIr tha main onlce force of Vtitnl liliicripieicinie an near death any Mster ili niMrnlnc foro toni time In the Mine manner as he rr will afaln tlfr l he utica A nctsiner hiuiy and a mlthfli Id I ii rim frultilenler I wrnulIolllnI In I I tie I1I1IIII rasltejiner but did hot hac such II narrow i seip n I I e Surly aftt r mlitnliht t Heymer pent ono of te ofili o mIIK to a fruit storm on mltlifled urn till moml stret for a luneh of bananitn Tho bin re turned In I a few mlnutei and placed a baBcoiitiiliimi tIc fruit on iho ilek where he was working It il o contained soirothlru whlih If Re tier hadsunlt would liaio causisl him to heslnte before naihliv I Inn the lm lun he did 1 he felt fonntlitni not nl tosetler unfamiliar rnwl qui kly up II I lie tick of hu hand i and under his coat alee e and w hitch Mlil a cold l chill thniiKh his frame Hemer withdrew liln humid qulikly an I shook his arm A IOIIKilarl brui u tsran tula slid out from bcmath liii coat klee enud uitopei 1 to the floor Itejmer tuniixl whllo and foil Into I a chair Ho hint just inch a narrow call several 3 tOilS ain nnu realized tloilanxer he I had tseipel Tho innmous fpll r till I not sloumiieh lsn I of lift and ii ms np I Tar IIII ly numbed hv tie I cold after 11 dropped to lId lloor Itejmer called the oilIer operators Drounil but they kepi nt asifa iMiitnrc 1 and walked about utHMlly 7lth the old of tnn loin ntliks lie tarantula wni ilroiijied Into n cigar box and llm ltd nlleil ihnn Heynurnon ha liio tarantula whleh anyUoilj wIth a fancy for sue li tlilno cin hnio for time talchmig Roinn rears ai n he iaine In close quarters with one of tLnnilder ln piwlselj the name manner an I Ube ElunliiK to Ihll1k I Imo I Is fated ami will nut hat a 10 much Iud with tho thin one lime Counln Kilrlnldesii Eel Catch run tilt fhHuArlihla IrmrJ A plvatorlnl romanei of OIlIlC than ordinary Inter est ha iKen aurplled Ij rnirles Dhpolm of the Head ing I llallroails iitpsengir depirtnunt lie Is 1 an in thimlrstlc t fisherman but rides hlmstir on mid er miclliiir hli frleiili with Itch stories ami ho nltrU I tiles tile lolloailng I to his I c oiiHlu hnrlpldi J Spohn who lives In Headlnv He amy s I ant Thursdaj finding lie Tulpehoccn Creek fairly clear 101111I111111 nuy counlns 1111 l I name Aeni fuhliii Tho first lo sumplehlt ball wnsa bU t h eel 1 Now tie ecN In tiiat stream arm or n peculiar sPecies lnonnas Manilnn1 folr 1hluy am HO called btniiMi It Is laIr ftliiRHlar habit to fulloi time Under III mnrflu I mile Indian fanhlou Time 01 hooked by Lurlphl na or thu tainiim arletj aiul h ho wa4 heading the prficrsiilon When KlrljMm Jirled his lino time berond Il I Irlin I In IK imniuiul mid it t iariti after hut hi ikeil Huh dud Iliidlnc HlliiK rnplillv driwn awny fiom hlmi Uul Iii lull with hU mouth Eel io Ji ida i itiy limit iho h I tiiiiim Instlun I madi fast M thu t lull I of No 2 nml ftnnu until hii rhi lee imlltng them I In I h tnd leer hund found that lii I had 1111 1111110 wrlKKllnntiiblonf Ih 0 eel3 1 Ho hnnlid In I und culled em on lie bank or thu t creek until I hlsntn iiKth gut nut Then hpeut the roio mil ran for aMlnt nue The nelRlihorii nslemd I in the I scene with their lilt farm wagons TIny loaded tie landims unit found that hilt total wclijht was val pouuiln A Haunted Lumber Camp IIli7I i Ihf 7inipor 1 iiily AVu Strinse tales hale tiiiie from tIle Hourdnabunk re gloi thin I cimsi lIt li I i nniinl i to Jack Heed depot camp nn Ihe I nnd haiilu lu I ntrjcllaudfl Mountain lime cimp li built nn r me grate of a mm who waa klleil In com unkuimn wiRiid Iho t woirfjumen say Ihe pal y Is I haiiuied At riy rate on leery iiirxinllflu nlht In Iho ii Immtr tmiia lulclur ktauillng ilililu tile camiicAii heir III sound of iiilllm slonts thai ai I pjrentl me irritlm rllllll mug ruttUn jiunkliiK melt other rs though I hilImml down a nn cp ank t lhneiil l si art h has iueti mulu for Iho t ilOlihIll of this ktranveiiol obiit HO fur tIlt Otmi 111111 el hi d mime injudry I Iii 1 luml i rim n rOIl inter that Iho iinp I has Item cm tldercd lo bo haunted fur many j cars and the cound of the I inUInK I itiuues had teen heard on IMKII a inooniVlt nlkht In the pest Man lumbermen I win art llholl i liLly lino time jiiidnuliunk rculon pnfir to push h hue dIutmt riunii and limIt a nlclit tramp I rather than nUeji in IT that tiaie and hear Ihuno IIrlndlug rolllllc oIUlIO lie hiuokel sssd llrluUi tied Will Die Hoon Feuu time I nuifri Journal CiUBixsTow W Va March IIITbe oldett man In West Virginia li J A txotl nha was horn In lilies county Vu lurch li iijoiid I who cclfhratcd his out hunmhrsuiitl blrthilsy aunlier ry at his homo lu Ih1 oily jutcnlu Ho list broil inarrhil Ihictillmo hu latl wifn iljiuj a Aw era tu cfier a short marrliU life Hu n f tfthiiru I lhltt II mid lllr rftnd and urea grand nil Inn 11101 IUHII has 111 l tolueio K i urei ummid i lil I wedAlul ilr ik who nearly all his lifiaud he liai S lijimil 1101 I hriuh until about I n 5 Ills HKD when he broki n leg lm I mind at llmm uciulirn non but ottrnUa hu I ui j uC5t5 W Lt lu tart HLK htalin for cue uf his sut

J P 1 MORGAN CO ROBBED COUPON crrnK JIVKS CflNFBISr 10 f 1IIOOO fillOllTlt I I lorlied pn the TomtinSntii lie odd llnrv Nklii ei1 wllli Ten nrTrenlvTlme I Clint AmouutA Nrphtn or Felix Olitbor Harry Mines Sl i jrnrsof age nf Port Rich mond S t a collector nf coupons In the bank Ing house of J 1 1leriiont Morgan A Co at 21 Wnll sttcct t was arrested In the A tor House at 10 nclock MMerday momlng by Central OtTlce Detectives McCnffirly nnd Irlee He was ar rnlinnl thcT mibsleilleeCourtnhortly after ward amid churKed with Fteiillni 810000 from bis employers Ho nsknd for time tn consult with I his people nnd counsel and J nut Ice Voor BAlmIly MINIS huh adjourned his examination until Monday lUliig bail nt iiOO Mines nan then assigned lu n lel1ln tho Tombs prison Mines nt first refused to bo Interviewed but changed Ills mind Inter 0 1 want to imil nt till I iii art said ho w lilt Mm cplill llmt I I liavu not bun attested after 1 liutit Ilkoa I I common criminal Now this thine li a matter of llu j ears standing yet nellher Mr Morgan nor any of his assistants knew any thing of It until tumble to bear my butt any lunger I ti rotc him last Monday lonfebslng the vtluilu matter Hn Is an old friend of our family having Bono lo school with my mother In Hurl foul ten After idallng the fans In the t care I said I would be nl tho Astor House this morning to meet cither him or a representative lie I I tI uI mil answer itly let icr nllhulIh I I miitnnd 1 hnil n tnlk wllh HUM ut his men on Iueu at an uptown hotel IhiH 1 morning I went to tho Astor House as the iliterilen with his rcprfentiitlse hnd befll unalf fnctiiry I bad been In the corridor but a few iiiuments when tliedetcclli9npprelictdcd me Now i uiild 1 nut hnu fllpnul I out had I cntul to Indent I I could hae skipped a ionIc hhmmme ago with tell or twenty times t ntuounl I did Ink L1f umrsfl my Rtorj is I time pnlll M thatnfnny I one nr I he nrm of miii who have fallen by Ining ivpuaeil to L great I cmii Iittt ion I Itas tent luted wlim 1 thought t 1 aw asuic clincu to I make a large sum nl money and as n result being engaged In I unfortunate ecu latioii thu money be longing my emplui which I haul tnkiii was lust hinging 1 to recover by hiicre5Bfiil dertlf in the tret I linu 1iin gelling lulu time niiro deeper ntui deeper until 1 sltnplj cuuld not bear tho nlriln unv huger I wuultl rathei a great deal face the music like a man than to worry the wnv I hate or skip out I hae a wife and two children horn I love dearly nnd I will yet Le on my fret in care tor Hitin M 1 y family knew nothing I of this I matter until thin t morn Inc when after being arrested I sent word to my mother and nit wife through Ill fatherinlaw 1 II Tllfslr of It h IlrnaihiHy My mother Is I very old und I am nlintd the shuck will kill her III I Is a gteil relief to throw myself upon the mercy uf Mr Morgan The monev lost which think I I umi ill not crieiel SIIIUIIO I Ills bo mode good by my faint Of cutir e It I II i n nine bag utlie to him I cnnt ay whether Mr Morgan will iras time charge against me ur not 1 know I cCIu itt little got niay ii illi more At tin nflli of Murpnn Co Mr 11lorpont Morgnu spoke of tho I matter with reluctance lie aiih It Is trite lint this young man appropriated S10HIIU 1 dont think it will exceed tlmt Ho wn u i lerk in the cnllerllon dipartnicnt nud took tho money In rmnll amounts II M tho aniiit old ftor ho lInk UK money nnd appro printed U to I his mm ire Haling i I hern in our empov since 1NKI I must ii ml iv n trusted I him Miiiiy has been tiken fiom the old firm of Ilrei I Mnrgun V Io and frnm 1 I1 I Moigan A I 1 ntih I n i mllrusiil tin uung manbut up d d tot irnki nn inioiliiiation 1 dont think the nnmry will bi re red becnute Mines was not under 1ond I riamli 14IIiic I Stel cin Mr lllrgans attor nfj ild 1 tlm I loiin linns 1 biokf mibeing I rx niiiliiiil nnd tlmt tlio ilcfrUuiin innlil reach lull Sinlino Mr Mnrinn thoight a Preiti ilcnl of the tnniii man aid Mr tcteiii lie exceed mgh grleud OUT the eioiire for Min I nnp liiiircd V1 n atlri tiiu lo biiMm nid was well likid in thiolllri I us hi hntiresed exurybodv ni Inning main good mutinies Nndoiilt his first htinliiiLs i tr simill lint tlie of course grew liirguiis I Ininiienorul to i oer up his tracks Ilunecnplid tin iwlllon of collectoi of coupons whei il I wns posslliiofor I I him lo steal Vi mil Mlrii nnd lihvifc are well known sni inll I nn Mutin Iland I Mlnas t in a member of IIt Kill i Vihi Null aihl Club and of liio Mntnn Island A I hid ic t lub 1 Huis I I diotid to cycling HP I Is a iiephcii of John I K Mines i who was knon to time reudlng public under the name of rctlx Ohlboy iiKtiixiin A rovsov ILAY rite Sllint Vnninn lvrn at Ilnrvard Im Sernterntl4 Ontiiry Style VMmunnn Mass March VO Hen Jnneons Kplcoeiio or Iho Silent Woman was pre Fnulid in Sainler Theatre this nfternuoti and cMninc under thcdlreitlon nf the Department of rnttllsh at Harvard It wiu witnessed Ity two largo and fashionable audiences This Is the fIrst attempt nt Hnrinrd to revive the Kllra Ilthnn play In tho presentation today the principal wero not llariard men and tImepIece was oi 1 K crydtlfercnl iiuiuro fiom the Latin pli laM spring llincnmidy was ji1aed In every detail with the urealent smontiine s Tho HIIIKC Itsi lIlt ac i illitneopv t of the 1igl sit stnun In I t lie eevemm teeiith ntiiry thn old Swnn lientie 1 In Lnndon lielng taken I ns a model A i nccucof Harvard Biiiilintsussited In the iirodiutinn iorKeoutly bcdi ked ns fnpH and Kalliint1 l fi nil ilti 1itru tint Ini tIn ituillemic tif thu KIIHbethan period A cnmp my nf placr tinm I the Ainerlcan h rail ein nf Dianuitlc Ann nf Nnv Vnrk int uined thu t principal I parts Mr shiut HH ito iiU KCortd a hit in IIIK htininrntis nnd spirited Impirsona tiou The wnmenii parts wuie taken by lumen HS In the tlluu nf lon nu A ICrnitlnn ofHeenen from Trlllir Jleforo n falrhlznl and very appreciative RU diince Mls Mnry l S Thnmpion irnxoa rIlaul lug nf BI i nen fri tlS Trill Im jcsterdii afternoon I at thin Woman1 richaiio building 1J I Knst Thir tieth htnet She 1 ignn with the entrance of Trilby Into thn ntudlo nnd from lull I went to tlm ficiin here Hs t rngnll i h mtttl Ices Trilby nnd fiillowlnt il hiiniMHH I rat 11cr ghnilly I into iLicicli 10 irlllii wlilih wni Intciiiipleil by InIf MisHl I liiiripMiii best ort wis in i the I hi cue win riMl is liaunt uml Ihu I Itiv I Mr i Hunt I linn their t fntufiil I lit rvhIw with I liilv m ugt iul I I lug irihhic which Is lay I lie mirt hal if time grlbuittt iiiruif lmi1 her ithiu hit uuf do eiitii mt mtns t lii uwui ti flIiU it Imere lrllb by the tuletuttuf utit ull the Iit slerhiatus East ciumglm hmci hem t srtg ii 1st llioinponhit n jilmiliii Miiin ami CMcileiit juilllinent In time n unf It nnd her unuuiintlun thou gi I rapid Indistinct It Wa IrcilcrliU Gelihurdi Pin Krrdrilck lieblinul l thn t wellKruwn I dub man inndo two vIsits to Ioliro Hindi IarterJ yester day to claim a valuable illamnnd v arf plu wlili Im 1 be loi on Mondu iicnlm linl I whlu leading I JtiIiuIC llieatrr Tln pin h wns n large pearl riiriiiundid by Sight I illiiiu ils nnd i allied ct ninrn i ban 1110 iiebhiul I nihcillMil his loss yfMcilnjnnd thn I moinlnw miUbpiiiJiis ul Iho t snnie line i mil aim il n iietiH item u Iliim Imiun 1 Inlli emnii Im I lank Klmii nt llm UislTliiitlelli ntre t Huiioii liii I found a diamond Pin cmilv ictudii mornlii In thn Inbhj ul Abben Theatie tiii uriiiil liiiirt I In ilnM rreanl in libml went ho llie ituli n liiiiue lot lie plu bad teen I Scot utah in Ir pcltv I Urk I harm lilt it ileml Uilter Vhiu heinnlo lit lirnt illllbn pinjml ilerixMim not lo hue jnilldlni At lila ilecliul iill the pin tIltS Ituutitti in tr In hliu alter Jiinper liieiilllcullnn 1itu Dlnmouil Illiis Lost All ndverlUeiiunt nlKlied hi a lirnidTS jets CII frnm olferu a large rewnnl I fur the recover of two iliumund 1 imis it Ii Iii mItre host a week nun i i In llrm itit wit belrtueii ucntu nlh and iiKliteenth tices At the I jeiirlr store It was MI Id that time rIngs win lent by a IIIHII who dcirii tn lmu bin nine kept tie let l nine hu her llm mill tin nf hlo lilemln I hhiiihl they hear nf J lt can Itmumi One ling i i nniiilliid a iloubli piiiiphirn iiud diniiioiilp und It itS inith Siio ind hat ntlici was n tur 4uoi nml illniiioiui IiiMrr anil itt Sun Ihe 1 1110 In n i hiuols bi i wiileh time uirnur lust lioui lila Uuusen I IVORYSOAP I I 9tiPJQE H There is only one soap that is kept by all grocers that is Ivory Soap S1 Te Pre tuT r Csn I OH nontsff tiLiiuot Ill STIIrS The Ciluentlon ommlulosere Deelursi 1st Invor of a Mined Ilonrd At the meeting of the Hoard nf Education yes terdnj afternoon there was a long discussion over a resolution Introducfd by Commissioner Hubbell Nearly all the Lummlsiiiiinirs In eluding three I nf tin nw nirmlers of time Hoard took t part In I It At u meeting held on Teh t I Ionunlssloier Hubbell moiid that a woman should be t appointed w hen practicable nn every hoard of School TiuMces In tills lily lIme 1 res olution was laid over and nt the next mcetliii Commissioner Holt offered as an amendment that In the election of tehool trustees fur any dim let there should be no distinction or ob jection made on the ground of sex When Mr Hubbell 1 iillid his ttsolutlim up jcbtciday afternnoti ho mailu a slum Kprech In favor cif the inotliiii There Bhnuld bo a posItive declaration made by this Hoard he said that in this ell wo should have women In our School Trustee Hoards Lot the women know that the Hoard of llducatlun favor their appointment and the best applicants In each district will come for ward As the speaker cut down there was a ripple nf applause from tint dutch or mure women picsent I Commissioner Hunt suggested lhat Mr Hub bells resolution should be enlarged for so It stood It only allowed one woman to servo nn each Hoard Mr hubbell then changed a woman to at least toe woman Cemimli siniier Hunt spoke In I favor of his amendment saying thai nn distinction of sex heft the mat ter In time hands of the Nominating Committee where it beloiufd Hit added thai he adxncntcd hut appointment nf women as school trustees Commissioner 11 hIp one nf the new moiiibeii of the Board Intrndm an amendment lo thn i esoluilons already tittered to limo effect that It be tlio sentiment of this Hoar thnt a mixed Hoard of Trustees be lecomtmnded as advant ages to the school cjktrm of this city Coimnlssioiior Mrum who had been reading a newspaper now Jumpul j tn his feet amid asked A mixed what Mr Ireslilent e It reams as thntigh we were gelling mixed enninrh already Commissioner Hunt find Hint Mr Mauoss levity WBH out nf older and uuuirestcd that the words a Hoard composed of uicn and women should be substituted What else would It be composed of V asked Mr Mrauts Mr Hunt Hat clnwii remarking that It might bo of angels Mr Strauss then made a long speech on tho advisability nf hav ing wnmen trustee and said thai lie fuvnieil Mi Holtii resolution All of hue mther Cuimumntle sionerswho hpoko favored the nmiuintniintnf tuf women as S hool ttustees Mr Hulls motion was carried bv a vote of 12 toT Commissioner Hubbell oticred a resolution thai the clerk of lie IJnard be request ed lo Inform the Cnnlrmnn nf till Ieciiilatlve Committee having inehmnrge tho bills relating to ichnnl matter that the Hoard of Kdtic ition ap prove the 1avey bill relating to common tthouls and public eduiallou In the t i Ity of New York Mr Hubbell ittid thai he innde the motion be cause the standing nf the Hoard In regard to the bill hail been h pllnhtly mlsunderatond lime mo lion was carried MX of the newly appointed Commissioners who were sworn in on lueday afternoon were Present time meetlnc e tem tIn limev tt era Hlchard H Adams William H llurlbutJn epu 1 llltle Kdward H Ienslee Alnxsnilcr Ketchutn and Charles C Welirum The last is a veteran hchiiol Cnmmissiouer audwaa out of ofllco but n fow weeks Here a rortnnn for You Miss Carr NEW RUOIICIIR March 20TIme priests in all tho towns of Wcstclcster county last Sunday read fiom their puliilln time nnnounceincnt that them Is a fortune iwnltitn Jennie Carr of Sligo Ireland who Is nuppo ed to bo near here lu January IhH 1 MlfCarrs father told her cf his Intention to rcmirrv and Miss Carr left home anti came to this mutiny After she haul left and two weeks prier ti tho date net for the wedding time father filch liavinc several thou sand pounds In tlc bank and pome real estate llis Carr itaH been traiert from New Vork to this county and she IIIK lat lienid of In Port Chester She left there lliree weeks ago 1t4R1NJ IXTKLI10EXCE iiiMATinr AtMuIACTtti8 rsv itun rimes 6 62 I Sun IIt fl in IMoonrljes 407 man wiTrn THIS mIsy Sandy Hook 3 1 iorldanil 4 IS I Hell late 004 ArrlTedWmxraniT March 2a Bi Majestic Parsell Iverpool I hi Leimnto Kire Antwerp tic rstanlH Katsi n Bt uela I IK Wcikendiun tlakker Hotlerdam Bi isternlainl tecr Antwerp hs 1iiliU Melon llmnen Ks Sormannla IlaremU Gibraltar Rs t ariito nIioce lluiinu Is Alone tlilem Kingston Ku V sIe Iruen Dllmra bn lladelpnla charuhen La Ouayri kt HrKliam llnrle lilDura RsHentornul Harding Cardenas Ss El Noria Hanihorue Sew Orleans M Scmlnole Chk henter c harU stun Bsllulidotle alker Welt 1olut V 8 Orion Illle or folk its Uoldiboro lmiron Ililladelphla tur I later nrrh its fee First 1age ARHlVfD OPT 6s Itacel train Nev York at Southampton Nil Augusta Victoria from Sew orlt at Tiinnen Bs la loiiralne I trout New orJe at Conslantlnoplft Kit Ikland from New ork nt openlmcen h0 lddtls from New York mit Newt sell mi Ihrrolna i from Nrw York at hare hs Veeidam trom Sew York at llotterdom f s Herman Winter from Saw York nt Huston Ks U 1 la o from New York at New Orleans bs Yeniauee from New York at Charleston riniiTrii Rs American from Xew York for Doier passed the Isle of Wliiht 5 Huiila from New York for Hamburg off 1rawla m be san niorglo from Mediterranean ports for New York passed Hlbrallar Hs Huratn from I ew York for Dover passed Irawle Iulnt R itFn KROII ronrjnx FOnTS Bt Trace from Ijnuthnmptn i for New York usOlidam from liotteidam for New York Bsl I OTKO thy from rulermo Or New Yorie Hs Ileturla from Mai jellies for New ork fcslmires of Jujiau fiom HUUK Kong fur Vancou vi bs CaH Comlno from Ilnonoi Ayrrs for New York AH ED vi 01 poMifTi1 tOCTO 8s Tnllhhafpie from FaMinrah for Nen York til IriMtini fioii Jaekjonrllle for Nl w York sll I i F Diinovl fruiu In I Htou for Sea ork its Knl kcilioeki r from 1ort Iteds l rur New York mcTtlml TrAMSimhtit ill II J Mill I hulL OM Ititl Mir Higull Taiiale 11 M t v oil P I M l fhaluiLiKuwuiltans mica I1 il Hit 70 WHIIOH tot htu mla Ilailmdoes IS 1 t UU IM I 1 a 00 P I M NinlnU iiHniUiii U nn I tl ltiilirasiltl I iumiunL I I mlii P I M KxculblurNilv tlriemis U UU 1 11 Itt tItimHtl rTriUSlllti LIliC runfly Elluiopia flhimsuuew sruh lrillu iJmtule Ilirtil 2 I es 101 id htsruii ii uar I II ti illimi rthu 4 let 11111 srlil 1 lItiIt lntiut tir Ii St uilutuit hi ut iI 7 I rlmitti hltmtuiIa t4rl Il I I I I umIstii Immlimlui tu cut I I ii tuui Iirill it Iuu I iS iiibCtmu i 101 1111 ii I I I itt hiuihu iuru Ii ii iiutlI t I t luIr I u hi lIar w I iiflit thrr h ill lCIuIiib 1 my ala ut SI a i lm I S lIiu ulJoj IlllIu 2 iairis lIlt tm lur m Id huitu ithmt I t uun tmiti huntm ti I 1951 OaR ulitI Imrtt IC 40 SotlttJ ai til 1nrlt ioiiiliiiiniiiiin Mar h in llrnrla lliirtiMil Slur ii 18 h 14 i liiiiuniio Hum Mtnhin l Ilaiii o Auniirii Morih ii l Lllmrrido I 50 rliiiK Man1 H iHllahiiJunt I i Miijinhii ldnliu t I i itliln l ilon MKIIII III Iroiuon Jmtkinilllii t Man h u I vf iiiiIi v Iliir 1 21 I Aleito I ilidon March fl h urilt snn a Minh w Bin kiolmcilv IIIMII Mu h i II IIOIHI ttt ln in Maul 1ft I in t Viiui i Viini Ji Taiirn I iilnii lnrcli IA I llRHMlaltl holtenlam l I Minh IK iirlraua II naiia Mnuli t l 1allifu lilirjllur tirihlii I I I Amain iljiiibin Jionu i t I 7i n Iir 4 6 Male of California HKOM Mi n I MoluHk 1111Inn I Manh 14 t Nooritland niuiri Mar h Il ahol u KlugHuu Shirt Facts Jmt plnln shirt facts that li I all we want to tell l 7 It wouldnt pay us to rpenil our niouey In aa ertUla4 tiniest we told 3 ou the truth about Keeps Shirts Tlier are Ihe best to tut had at any price We taks ill the risk We make tha shlrtslf they dont suit jou limit Isy nn tent lose anylhlnf Made M onkr mild ii t fur tluu laiinderJ tlOO mon Heady tu wear 100 and tlU HRKI MFO COMPANY HKOAUXVAT MET 11 A 19 UTS N T Ilranch Stores lu Boston and mile Mike VTm Iliirled br the Actor Fnd fienevelva llouanl the actress who died la t Ii riillnililplua on Monday was burled br the ActorV Ilinil lenlnj Time Interment wa st riiilnilelpliln In a crave contributed br Mmlte iieiro Loilge or the Actors Order OT 1 Frlenilihlp a I 3DI13ID II 4111 lVSttddenlr al Uldiceuooil N J Harilt Iii IsBl the Adam Iladeau Notloe of fnnera hereafter llAKrKCoxi I SCIKXTH nroiMRtr Ninoilft liAin N Y Nrw YOBK March IP JMS U U Mlth profound sorrow the commanding officer an nouniiH tIn death of rlrst Sergeant Charles 1C luster The memhen of this company are Fe iiie ted tu attend bin funeral servIces Ineltliens threes al TrInIty Chapel iMli st near Broadway un rhursJay aistlnst at S I1 SI IHN1FI A NESDITT Captain IIlHTJIERTONOii Wixlnesday March 10 laminMlluilhirton In his Mill year Funeral from hU late reslaence 773 Monroe St Urooklin rut Saturday the 2SII lust at 130 la U nt Cypress Hills II vrKROn Wednesday March 20 IH98 Ablfall A ti Idoiv of David Ito her ID her 73d year Notice of funeral In rrlilayi paper riKInOii Vednesda3 March SO atlltitdlctown S 1 Marlhi Taylor widow of Thomas B Field Kid l years Funeral Hen Ices at her late residence Saturday Man SI at 1 11 1 M Carriages al lied Itantt itailononnrrtiulof train Icai Ins Liberty st 11I9 A M MVrHSOn the 20th test at Ihe residence of bis imreniR Al Hunters ft Peter A beloved son at Peter A und Ellen A llyers tn the 10th year 01 lilt age Notice of funeral hereafter OBISI rNOn Tuesdav March in after a llngerlnsl illness Thomas K Ilrlen aged S3 years at 32 Kast 7Mh si tuneral Friday ilarch 22 at 930 AM from his lame realdeiue 821 East 7Nth st thence to Bt Mon lean church where a polemn mans of requiem wilL Ie iterlih for the repoe of hlstoul Relatives ant friends of his FOBS Daniel II anti John J and of his brother John J also membeni C K of A Ilium Mi Algonquin and Speranta Clubs ami General Cotmrlttee of Tammany Hall Twenty fourth district are respectfully Invited to attend Interment In Caharr BTISflXnOn WMnwday March 201885 at her nililence 1041 Ath ar Ellrabeth Iudlow widow of Joseph I Blronj and daughter of the late Vaa lru h LivIngston Esq all of this city Notice of funeral hereaflei TTARNKK huddenljof pneumonia at his real fleinv IM riarden St HoboUen X J George W Warner In the S5th s ear of his age llelatlrc and rrlcndi are Invited tn attend his runeril nt ono oclock I M today Thursday dcueia nidTonaHanda pajierspleaaecopy rPHF Kenslco Cemetery Harlen R R omce ii H I 4Jitst t IntcririentMiiftdilnuevropollstnd funeral jiarthi retnii teil lit cit by special train IM hours reg ular tIme 2i4 hours Iffiilt ofirt nlMlli TOflt IIKAl A Iir weakness nut and Hleeiilin iK wllh HAUKEHS OINflEll TOM rAHKrlt HAIR HAIbiU In life lo the hair ctt tIbtiCfltthi1 SEND FOR FREE SAHPLE PAQESr FbysicI eaty FlOW TO OBTAIN AND HOW TO PRESERVE IT By HRS JCNNCSS HILLER Tells women how to be beauti ful not with Paint Powder and Paste but by Natures ow methods One lady writes I attribute rar health and magnificent physique to my conscientious obserr ance of the rules and teachings of Mrs Miller book Another writes That one suggestion In your fascinating book has been worth lo me a thousand times its con Octavo Cloth 250 Pages Price One Dollar postpaid Jcnncss Miller Monthly 114 Fifth Avenue New York I 3f instruction Harvard School for Dancing 1C1ITII ST AN1 IAHK AV M t J t ilNNhKAN IToprlntor ami Manatrer Terms hour lniniii l IMT iiifcrter 25 lestons III wall ffuamiiiiiil t In nix private mpssmttiS INSTIU m I 1 I ION In niirrapliT and tjrpewrltlnfi 1 day und evenlnif moderatn tuition Sirs DfcXThlt 23 East 14th at A StCt18YlJI h honl lmllvi1ual Instruction It entr HUM for fall poslilonn MITKOPOLITAt lu iii I l tt Ii Ii I t S it 115 ails a I h 1AJiu imiudiilln tlolln Kiiltar aud stage rtancloj I tcliDiil lsloas lrlitli prlvatr m lifANHU3iiail r41stst I 1 A SJii I inamloliii i l I niul fiillnr Instruitlon HENRY i III C MISII tiS ttlhm l ul HrraM sijunre Instru Ineiits nil I irh i s DAVKi I maiiltilln unllar Insiruelion 5 course I iiciin HituiiiLlts lOll ChIt rrliy 81 FlatbusS ai Ihmuijii I IA Ml tim luIlIuhhit JIg clog and reel dancing tauihl HA I I for limP stai J no UNi5Hd LV I ISIIVlllHS Hamlni i alcmr 11111514 l Atlanlln HI 11 1 ionkl ii uiilu a sjitnlally lady assistant nid fir u hriilat VV 1 1 Mult ihil yl Hid UK NhoolA th tlariil aH Ij n iii ill liiillimi I onii u oiiAO flee hussons IS I M II I niiss Irliiilii and In i ias Mile I I IIII m oililuiiiti 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M t SBasat ltldS Btofc l R THE SUN THURSDAY MARCH 21 1895 r GOOD lACING AT ST ASAPH TO CM jTAronircs irjv AND STAKE TIIS TALBXT JlAriT I M A LoIrmanK c Speedy Fllljr T rentu i Cuplore tlia Tnayeai ol4 Event In A Kompnntch Jndy lalerftrtd With null Prevcne from I nd1nc the Uoy rkla Tk tha MIle nh Without Trouble Tina MAke runt Tim I h WARIIIXOTOX March Txvenlylhe bun i II 1 OttO persons saxr lavoruei win lour oUl 01 slz races at the St t Asaph track this aftcrnnon the feature of the dar being the romping victory of t M 1 A Colemans speedy illy Tarentum winner r of the dach for tworesrolds on the opening I day Tarentum g ve her opponents 3 pounds and K clever beating running the half tulle In CHU tcconils There were a number of new fptrjj I frT New York In the betting I rlnir Henry Kted rke i J 1 A Dennett llobert IrvIne and other p rvfllknown lotham sportsmen puttlne In aQ tPptarance Dr Streets crazy Illly Tartan delayed the I tart for tho opening event which was he ramble for twoyearolds won bv Tarentum and It looked at one limo M though oho would not break with her field at 1 Tarentum j I was a warm farorltn at 1 Inand Helff rode l her Miperbly permitting Dogcett on Alfred 1 Lakelands Lady Lawrence make tlio running until xtell Into the homestretch When the olnl Kanaan called on the favorite she romped pant Lady Iaw retire and won pulling up W j j O Dalys Peggy O o daughter of M Hlaise was f a fair third t t Dutch Lady was the favorite for the second race al six furlongs I xtns a race for maidens 1 exclusively and fhe Miould hlo won with great I citte Hie wets ildden I by Itulff and although well plaird at thu fall of the Hag was interfered with opposite the stand and again at the begin ning of the upper turn hy Hellas and Kmamlpa f ton HellT hud to pull her up twice and by tlio t time ho got fair railing W c DalsCapt t Jack had opened up a big gap Dutch Lady closed i resolutely on the leader and would Imxe xxon r had the race been a hundred yards further is Kccfe indo fapt Jack out all the way home j1 and xras first by a scout hnltiengtli JlmmyMc f Iaughllns James by Kxllc xxas a fair third This Is the colt out of Wnlcottsdam that tho J oldtime Jockey hoped would make n good race I horse He seems to have groxrn Into the nil to i much to be of any great merit and his perform anro yesterday was far from good John Iamlv If had the mount stud tx as hard n xxork on him j tom start to finish Lnmly is under contract jo ride for the Hunpert Mablo and xvelghs only I t DO pounds lie has lost Ills rosy cheeks nnd I teems t be Inanythinir but good health Hn lays his appetite Is I flrrt claps hut from KII pound dO1 to IU pjtinds ca a car Ind fom 1 IIi U a IFn change Iekmxtas thu cboice for the dash at amllc and the brown horsu won so easily on tho open t log day that ho n plunged on by the opel t I Judges of form at the track going to tho post at T tn 10 Darkness xtas tctond choice at 4 to 1 I Vulitzer was warmer up In bbnbets and a few bet on hlmfUTtol Lavittamade tho pace until the stretch xxas reached gltlnit xxay to Ieklti I who hook his coinpctitotu oft and lelll oWIIllo 01 nl1 very t ilexerly by A Ioupl or lengths It WR wal n battle btl 1 roral for second monev between Lady Adams i anti La bottix the former beating the son of Km peror by 1 neck in a hard drixe 1ulltzcr and 1 t Ilarkness performed poorlv I Wah Jim M cranky as ur for XTRS tlio ilk u turbliiK clement for thu dash at llxo 1 furlongs for wliich ho xvas an odds a 1 favorite fie pirouetted and wheeled t 11rOlelt whelel rcpeatcdlyspoillnggood ttsrts mud after ho hecamu veil xtarmcd up Ioo was ready to break I theWestcrnliorceHonnevllle I a brother to Sunday the gelding the Wcstcrnera brought nn East to win the llrst Toboggan Slide Handicap at Morris Iark becauiu cruy 1 and wanted to run the reverse direction of tho track Finally all broke off and Honnevllltt ana Vah Jim started Iwlng followed In riylng i llll Wah Jim ran th ttrst three furlonxs In tO4 fccnnds nnd Honneville gavo It up Iamlv had nuthliii to do hit plt up il I Inlo he saddln from tho head of the stretcli home Wah Jim win I I nliisc under a i xvrap by Ixto lengths lm Ins I t rioted up in the stretch and beat Flying Scud I Inl v for tecnnd money cleverly I h Hoey on the strength of his runaway victory In the mud on Tuesday xras rlnlll considered the I ttirestnf sure things for the RevenfurlonKdiiHli t t lot the the majority of tlio talent He haul Ia ii 1 u pounds Ul and hut distance was a trllle moru than he cares for In good company Hut his class I was considered high enough to Ill him I through vletorioubly Plenty xtnsseonnd choleo i nil to i with A M tneii at I to 1 1uyorllav 11 I a 13 to 1 went out alur llooy after the UUI I i and paseed him on the lnchst retch In I tho tipperturn Bound Brol I nIl Hollar and Ascot I cave chase and passing thu favorite in f the homestretch had a red hot rune tar uflconui lone hoot of them 10 II I Ing able to catch Pay or Play xxhoie UnproxcmMit over the form hu displayed on 1 II 11lnred 01 Tuesday was remarkable Ascot Hold Dollai i and Hound Hrook were second null In1 fourth In Un the order named nerks apart u Dnggett pulled j V lvtin LII nw llllu IU1L UCL Lust or SOld place Plenty ran I teiy bad lace Irot Ilr S a second choice The time of Iho seven furlongs 1TH Indicates that thu ttack is j rapidly I dry tag out In lat there are only a few mud spots In the entire circuit wonl I of thee t being opposite the paddock The soil is I spongy like the old Linden course and it txill hal to 1 be ripped out and new earth put in its place I 1 torlt 1 be fast Hie managcrrent hotteter is think that ditching till remote the ex II 5 That cool three earold TlnireBhoxved a taste of his quality hv Inning t lit hut nuo of the J i clay at six furlongs In I hand in the fast time of X I 11 17r IncAn matin tho plo on sufferance r until mm furlong from home when the favorite l drexv out and InvMlo won handily Tartufle scat a iioor irdo fl us I S third and Is l a degeneration of ialoru tutu the Brand bare Faithless I was M A Cdlemans S third victory sluice the opening of tho meeting 4 and hut for the mishap to Dutch Lady I would u u line ben hla fourth Summary lIH T lUIK 1 l For twoxcar olds purse to of ithlib 35 to ne J I rail and Ilo t third Iurr I terry IIS I I f houudr uu Innirof the fourth race 01 I t flrt day to I carry live nmniU I extra hair mile i IA CoIemauK It f Tarenlum 2 by PontlaoTaran hylonta tulle I N I thutrTm t I Owners I t 11011 I iMWtftura i 111 I i IhoERetl I 2 V C tiatyeh r p ut I IAlroh Iuisy iS Hiliiiteefi l l rjnrene IIU I t and Tnrinti liui I nlftu nunS Inl S 1llliellSll i retllnir Tarrntnm I fjS Uidy Lawrence II I to1 Teen 0 Htn I Hiirrni idto I TiriiiMi suto I I I i brroMi itAf K Fnr maiden onl ages nurAetSll of xxiilch ST1 to Pioflt slut II 11 In Ihlnl I liiur I ear oils a Ik upward I lurlixiiKft t i t airy lispuunds three ear olui p 101 I noumli six v VC IaIy b c Cart Jack 1 It I 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buianmrlei lirel 1 ttaei Klx furling purte Jnlmnle Mellaln 1U4 ruriur tf in I sot Fliuli irill i idiicllrl 4 lit 1 iinl I r I t i Uirx 113 WIlt 1 to I luril Time I J1Iu1 HniiulltCAe Oneliitf mile fcllliu fIrnrhl1 I IxlicniaujtlUMiitUU 110 I I xvun sl tr 10olIIDd l I 3Y f 3fICoo Ifil Tiirnr 6 In t rrrnndl Uncle leI 103 Me Wd tigl1oleI Knight third 7to l Time U8ou Third hiac8Ix fnrlonirs Ifcnrr Jenkins 1M C Penny I H lo I won Klnit Crstt Una Turner ft to n2 leeondi Tanlul IDS tII SlileldH JO lo tnlnl Tlmo 11111 Fourth RaceSeven furofil handicap M tiiitiS II HSVankuren I II I M6 in I ilm lialiiii 10H I Mid joy lit It ft teconil Hortuce 103 Turner 8 to I Ibll Tim Ilao Filth Il roSlx fiirlnnin lelllnc Hold Dust ICii mJpllm Vciue I 1 lo fl onr 1nf roli I 1Hi Kriuiei xn i 111 I ircontii Foxbtll IUl I Turner B to I third Time 111 it 1111The The entries for tomorrow follow I ITCh HaceVlTd I furlong selllnj Cant Mia anil Kathlc n 103 iaoli Inner HUM nnd 1r Heed tin 1ir each Ilretlty 1 and nu b 101 each Jut ri Itill Iran Tllle Peal NxTitt lilulli notion ami Maiiion ID I I 1 each Nellie Otborne 103 Mark 8 auit Sir JuliO ItO CIII Second MacoSoten fiirionni iclllnu Puckc te tlr Iviwn IInd Jo lilt ph tBki lnil 1rlni A i win and I f V I ni iilII Alibi 1 1l1 t Hello Mom lull I r Diamond Ill k linTel I 1 Kmi anti dak Iorcit I ltl17 rRchitiraislinppertnilUoieful lOlu radii Ially mid Bam Farmer Ill I each lMnll aci cutlet ipnr i Nicaragua lOll lice sntlnt railway ant llnitiip lull each lli oJnrc r NIIII IliJ lUAiChltnra tun I riAl Prime lUjlilun I i I 111 l tx cIlor 114 lourili liaccMx furlongs cllliiK Manna I01J hltfl jlljWh Guilty ami Alice II lot 1 esthi Kjhcn and Jtus Clark HO rich Yellow Hone I xvcnlythree lonl Willow brook Teniprlnc and Oakvlext lint 1 rm ni Herman and Itiard mi rach Jo VConlman and 1aklr lull each tdmuniandConnulljril1 Htlli ItaoeHlx rurlnrxi seliliiy Kii le mlenon tdtl r arM IIIJj r lie Mr llrartinaw i xV nU T HI I l Irown and Dr 1arke lUUcaelu Wild llnnlrtu and aucietne lilt each Oaleix Hrimn IC nkriipt Cliii Denver Hut I each lialiy Itll and Malt White 107 each Bllxer Prince His Uob Campbell lUi TodHTi Entrlea Alexander Ialund AiKXAMiFn ISLAND Match O The ntrie fot tbn racei tomorrow follow I tnt RaieFonraud a hair Mrlnnxr frllnc Mnr ifnrrltr and Drtnalr JI 10 eacb cianiman cirlisir stet I hnn Halhaur Jrunlu T ant l Uolumliui 110 I cacti hau King 1115 Anula f Waurf s imi linn Cimino tore KuugtiLan Mill Ilalri Itama and eurirlic llU each Hicond llarr Six and a quarter furlongi iclllnit niralirih I iltiniattunlr mid I dgli 12 1 1 ach i lnni MIK II Hnollrli Hermit JIT 1at I urukP Mi Krfter nine Klrd Hcadllgbt Orand Pill tarolcii and Fox Illiuc 115 I I each I hint linn eFiir saul a Imlf fnrlons rlllMK Tlc Nr InVrm iitII 111 inn Ilulu 1 Ilin 107 I I Mli rrutiti 115 Iura r Itish slut l 1arrueut 10U each jullla ICil liooutim and I sureoim lIa cecil Iil7iirr 1H Uuiua mlii Kiinrtii i Hiro SiHInKi one nilti riinrmon I flu 1 Vrfttllinln nml Tiny 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15111111 9 ti I hint Tliuue I 44l tr t ttirt 0 ttace Its iiiriug WinIIIJr11 i tll I El in I imtiin I 1 iu I iTiiii 51111 iu II I i CaIn is i u ti flOC und I Arnett Oil I itllit I 1110 I third lime IMIJU I Hrth I I KaeeCnMrilleandutUteililh J Mick u tile IIS I IF I i Cum I lUn 1 xxiili fllII I lo UI i HenrletiKi a 1 to lHcond I IiukesiexeiK I 1US lit Suiittlul If lo 1 third Time I 11 1 Sixth taceitrit tlirinnB Cimtrlbullon 102 ill i luinn tnt xxnii sir lltelianl HOIK irrl 4 in I tdiiid Maln lij Hll I Cjlcui t I a 1 tu 1lblrd I Time I U4 KAIlIl IftLKKS DEAD I Mndllfn Jcaltl of thc Hpeedy Son or ICed VllbCf mill Mary Mill CLINTON Man March yo Ralph Wllkes with a record SiOu1 the fastest horse in New Knslainl died at the Maplehurat Farm In South Lancaster this morning after an IIInes9 of less than twelve hours The cause of tho btalllons death was pronounced by tint veterinary BUT genius to liVe been inflammation of the bowels The sudden death of lialph Wilkes was the uppermost topic of hone talk unions the breeders and turfmen nt Kellogcs sale in Mad ison tgtiare Garden yesterday Charles hack iiian tInt oldest breeder of trotting linrcet the IliJtod Mates toiccd till sentiment uveryliody hy saying that the death of Mr Thayers Lrnnd young bialllon Is I a national calamity to tho horsu brccdlnc industry A great majority ot the trottlnirlinr fra teinlty looked upon the eixvearold t son of Hed likes nnd Mart Mats MUle cotnlnc chain pion amonc trnttint tallion ct to Dlrec tumiOSM Itnlph Vllkes held the faMpst rec ord ever made by an entire horse and it Is well known tlat this mark txaa made under circum stances not the must favorable ins stallion wiis a horse xvith a will of his own like nearlx nil the extremely fait trotters and ho had been badly broken when a colt Indeed he wan net er thoroughly broken until lie went into Trainer lames tioldens hands last year and eten then the noted relnsinau could not Lit him submit to the imt of an overdraw check bitch as all tint fat trdtterb require to bring out their best rate of speed 00hlel8 ld last season when lie had 1 lialpii Ulllcs at Klcetirood that tho horse unlci heat tile stallion record if ito would only submit loan overdraw heck During the past Inter the Boston relnsman succeeded In uslnu the npplianxu on Halph Wllkcs und treat tilingswcro predicted for him III 1KII lialph AVIlkes was bred by Dr W F Gal hrcatn of Iexinctnn Ixy 1 and xvai foaled In IKSIl 1 Asa I Ixxoyearold ChILI tci but owe in comiiany and xvas tlien beaten hy I Mnnbars the clIk colt of the Kait in ISiil Iite in the n W Williams tho breeder and trainer of Axtell and Allerton look the hundctronRColt in clmrK and at Independence In Oct 10 gave him a record of lKin a ionteit against time Halph Wilkes was sold soon after till pcrforniaiK ro Tliuyer for SIOOOU George W Ieuvitt necotlatlm the deal A q a i threeyearold hotxas trained and trotted a public trial over the Mystic Park track in Boston in Ulit 4 but ho did l not start In it race In 1KII1 no remutned the stud doming the en tire reason Golden taklnililn to train early tho follolllnll year The yotini horse mndu his first start In Ito Grand Lheult lit Hoclieater Anc 17 defeatlnc luilge Austin and a bIg field In IrniKlit heats and loxxerlnt hlnrrrord to SJH Later ho worm time Clinrter Oak Stakes nt Hail fomul icuttiriK Ills mnrk down to U 1 0j nnil heating such guIld ones ni MMiHuny l and Aunt Delllali i I AltoBether he trotted lixc ratoi xvilhotit meet ine defeat and at IexlliRton In October he went to tint post a hot fatorlle tor tlin it I inns lvanla Hlnkes Tiiere xnn lonsidcrabhi jockeyinir hits i heidstroiiK stallion i Rot lib tempei aroused and refused to Hike n trot the result being that A7nte Mint him out In the opening bent of thn rice causinu the hlcKcat dump of th rear to the betting f rater ll Itx At Naohvlllo tho next xxeek Kalph likes started nealnft time and lowen lila ree ird to SmUty 1 Thla Is tlie fastest mai k tn the creillt nf the Vx likes family as well nu the I fastest fur flvejenrold trot lets lie xtns a horcfof iitaunlflceiit phbiiie ntronp ly I iniisclid at d full or bloodllke finality His sire lied Wilkes U tim sin of 1111 trotters and Ices with records of ilin or better Ilk dam Mnry Maya xxas by Mnmbrlno Iutcheu the brother to Lady Thorn MCKTlXft Ol hUh JOCKKT CLVtl The Members Ilevole Attentloa lo Pro posed CIluuKC In the ICllte Contrary to expectation no action was taken In tho case of lockcy Jlmmle Lnmly at tho meeting of the Jockey Club held In the umlll linil yesterday afternoon August Belmont President of the chili Col W P I Thompson Hr fildeon Iee Knapp I 1C I Stui els and J 0 I Ilonner were present nt the meeting nnd they tonllned theIr attention to the tnrious nnieiul mcnti proposed to tho club rule Ihey went Into sesbloll at 4 oclock in the afternoon and labored assiduously until H oclock In thu even Inc mjkltiR changes In and amendments tn dlllercnt rules llnu of the most Important amendments adopted 5lhll to rulo 7N ilerelotoiu Witch stake races linc been of nspecillo Kuarnnteed talne lucre liisulwa been collie doubt III I ho inlndinf tho inamiReis of the various nsmtln ions ns toxvhn nhoiilil take nnyiiuipliis tlctc I mltht be nxtrlheKUirinieed I value thn lockcy 1 Ilub clearly detlned Its Mttlltidu on I pi jur i lion last year xxhen at Nunlo H mini that this surplus should KO to tho niunlnKhurM Yeitcnlaj It let at 1011 all Outlln In till inntler and 1111111 11 all chance nf inference by amending iiilnTH Ihlulo 1 ltilthflOhiIlLit tirovides that stir mirplus III n iinianieul liku innst bj Ii t Ill as u pal t of thu iiieuiiiim unl ccm tllult a part of thnhlaku Ituln lh xxhlcii deals with resistrulon was Ito amollllel In II UII foim It penulti iculs t rat toll on pamrnlnf n lino of Sill i I in i eases xx hero fll II I I I Ill to register iiniiituntlonal i Tim end of tIlt liral punxuph ot rule 111 txll now itad I rue 11011 horses uliall like tlielr iilaccjacionllnrlr I Thenmcndmentplopoted to I rule fin and xtlilch I provided hut nn part nxrner la a horse ur nlabhi bliniild HKsliin Ills interest In MRh liortu nr statue nt t hunt Iho I usrIt len fJUllt nr his t part firm ii rat Irnlni been uitO itili rut 1 its nit liti rutuuiu It wasulni decided lianuo title Jd I Indcr the ruo as amended thu fee paid by apprentices xvlll I 1 be cnualdcicd I part puymcit nf tlielr t feu font Jut kejo llcenso fcliuuhi they bubsiuucntl NI for out S II from the horse World F Ftilkert Txxent Aetond ctrett aiU Uroadxxax lixmri I lIst III March Of I W Wlllluini hiss I rl celled xxnrd from llnti Muvxarl nf Kan as Ill m i I In tho ertei that nn It 5 Him I Ml rot llylinil r mam t AIls S l I1 1 at n nutllu tire hi tuguil llluuu li nv ord u un IKjiMitoN Kv March SOTodayi ul Ie of ho n as noiablo for tho iiiuili prUes brQUhi Only tluue bor r liriniKlit a miiebu S lUll II xxiiMlnnel n I in bv Imp I iiltnel data IS I Iul I U xxliu Hat mil iu 1 to I xarr iallatm fiun fur lusi tu l iou Mnreli SO At a iicial liuelianif thiMxr I FiiKlAid I rustling HnrKO lr ciiT t tse IUIM m mi ti i t llilhlleiliiwiii I i I I he MS lllnll x lv uiiKinilniKl u I u i I i I ihaiiKe lii liiiin MAii I It4t of axiiltinup 4i slaiini Iu Hut UMO tti vrativu nnU ipvly rur jvtirur I I p II MRCROKERSNEWTROTTER DILLr A sits 14 xoir njsioxns 10 TUE irctLnxoiry rt7nFVA He Will nJIIelillo Fnalnn I to Be Drl on the ItondlIU Jleeoi4Iaw Prices flute at the Kelloce Hate In the MnUHon Hqnnra borden te Aerac for All nelna Jesa Thnn 3OO Per Ilend Rlchaid Croker was In the large gatherlnu of I ororalnent hor cmen at Madison Square harden I yesturd where KelloKrta saloof trotting Block is in progress Tho noted turfman eeemed to suddenly renew his former Interest In the har ness racers nhen John P I Dlneos constant consistent little trotter Hilly A Silll was brought Into the ring and shortly after the hammer fell to Frank foxs hid of SlJTt It bo I CahIll known that Hilly A now l belonccd Mr Croler He will ha taken to Kncland and driven on tInt road next summer while his owner is abroad following the fortunes of Dobbins and the other thoroughbreds which Hardy Campbell Is now training nt Newmarket Mr Crokcrs new road horse Is ono of the nest est fastest blat little trotters ever eon on tile tracks about New York He was out on tho campalcn last season In the stable of John Shll llnghuv trotting races in the brand Ciictilt against BUihcracksasOrolesOSJvi OroWltkus SMI Dandy I JIm y10 Lobneb V J and I M D ini nnd winning a part of the money at nearly every start In a great race at Touch keepslcln August ho won IMO heats nnd a c ord of Lii4 proving hlmcelf a thoroughcolnc good one Hilly A halls from lenncvseenml I ho Is I bred for u imei r noth his sire and hi I dam bi IiiK I of Ito I Tom Hal stock ft omit nhlch Hal 1 olnterliilesrended I Tilcearuled very low at the sale jesterday Hilly A being the only animal among xuveiit aeon to react the SI001 mark while the aver age for all nas less halt SOd per bend Thu stock belonging to Nathnu htraus I Y linker Jr l and the e lato of Kdulu Hates I to gether with a few smaller consignment filled lilt the lav without exciting I spirited bidding Today will cUll the sale Ililhmlni Is tho sum mary of yeateulays transactions riiophinv ii II PIIM IIAII VT MAHVS rl IMotitorlalti s I 5iP ty Dictator MnUiV tty Shelle Thief I I SllriJ i Sssanitun Mats 163 Ilrnnniolt ISIIS by I MiklllTeUllte liv lulurile f Pal chit ii S Sllu Win IouKtiranNew YoiL 43 IIIIlIn or 1 w MEMrKr IIIIAIIAM N f I Pat cleferne ill K 1M nl I hI 1 tianktln Chief W tilt linilirl 1 hy Mountain linr ni t Snillslni eh u Illll Its I illhlttili 1 1 1 Calif I Atu Care by Hntiiit I Mcilltin I sSU d A Wllllainf Anbury 1aiU NJ 1 AeJOO PIIIIItHll OP Vt N 1KIK l IIIIOdKIVV Cnileetoril I W1SS7 Iledinont S17lVU I oilertirKliotliiJlceriS W McKciMrllinokl I u II 810 I I iiaiid Ciiltor IT in ltt I its I CmlerUiillv lv rillllipn br Miller j lun 31 I McDonnKI Net oiK 00 140 uTah li in ps7 b 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Jl b lt ski I llaiibiluiiian l t Coi I uuY url 70 I I i I rnxsinxxT ritFtnaAS itsruass n I Terr rthnliiallc Our the Work or the New York nt JnckaoriYllle President Andrerr rrtfdmau of the New York Baseball Club arrived this city from Jackson Title at liO oclock last night lie brought along n number of stuffed alligators M souvenirs of his trip I want to saY he remarked to a StlN ro porter that Jacksonville It one of the best places In the South for a ball tewn to train In Durlnit my stay there wo had but three rainy day while at Savannah and Charleston the Ilrooklyns experienced more than a week of un favorablo weather Tho urounds at Jackson ville were new as thejro nas really nn ball park In which the New Yorks could 1 play They were perhnos not all that could 1 be desired but they suited tho purpose of the playcn In getting them down to weight The Infield was made up of sand and clay rolled hard alaI whllo It wasnt of course ns easy to play I on ai a grass diamond still the plnycrstxcro enabled to sprint around tho bases In lively atlc fheros one plajer that will surprise local cranks nnd that Is Mlko Tlernan He Is In superb condition and Is running tile bases like a deer Ho Is I also llttlng the ball hard and HIIlsls very much pleased with li4 work Van Halticn Is I nltn In fine trim and plnylnu fast ball These two men aro sprlnllng around the diamond wonderful 01 le Of course every body wants to know about Stafford the new second baseman Well to bo honest he Is I the pet of the team All the play er arc Interested In Ills success and according to Mnnnser Davis lw Is playing fully up to the marl Davis and Doyle are enthtislastlu oxer Stafford 1 and Hairy Wright who watched hlswork tho other day said he was very likely joungman Stafford Is most ambitious to succeed h I com cl Hitlous and tries for pvrrytlilnt If the public xvlll give him a fair trial Dals feels confident that ho xx 111 fill the pojltlon as well as an body can 5 Daxis lund Doyle hnxii rounded to ery rulekly noth are flitting the ball hard and are the life of the learn Ilurke Is I covering left Held In I his oldtime lorm I and Is I batting heavily Hoth liiller nml Murphy are playIng short stop well but Fuller is a llnuro I on the regular team Htislu Is I really In shape lie xvelghs ieai than did at any time List I season and his mm is all right Mcekln Is Intondllion to begin regular wotKat once hut ho has not let I lilimelf out at all vet Itermati SeemS to be I In much better health I I than liar ago IInll bins plenty I of speed Clarke Is I ill right and Is I booked for some clever xxork ICnaUBS tho now left hander Is doing xvcll although he hRS not taken any homes with his nrni yet lie Is I a most gentlemanly plajcr and xxo hope lo keep him with UK Young Hiinncn is a fast joungslor and xvltli development will urnrl o people Hoth I of t he catchers Karrcll and Vilonnre fit its lid tlles but Karrell 1 has done little I or no throwing Jet In I fact all of the I plajers huvn taken good care not overwork their nrma and xxlll omu North ready for buxluess Manager Dnvls takes the men out to the grounds every morning at 10 oclock and thcv I omain llieio until noon Then at V 1 oclock they go out acnln reluming to the hotel shortly before ft oclock There have been dajs when the thermometer was Hit In lime ehrde which of course caused a general reduc tion of weight among the big memberu of thu team Tlio attendance at the games lias been good I fur Jacksonville lut the club Is I not so anxious about tho linanclil results lOt the trill as It is I to have the New York in Hrstclasii condition In begin tile Ieaguo race We had otfers tn play gimes in St Augustine Kcrmindlna and hanford hut tto did not at iept because we bcllexed might interfere xvith the teady practice of thu placers in Jackson ville I IeUont Dont let the impression get abroad that the pla ers are oterconlldent for they ate not They icallze xthat a hard fight is in storu for them and mean to play thn best ball they know how Hut they do not believe that the pennant is I cinched and that they will heat all I other teams out in walk They will como her III Miipe lo plnv ball lo the lien of their ability and the public can judge whether they are tliu best lot of players in tho Iciguu or not I have noticed that I somebody his raid bill I I have been Interfering with Dnvls In ttlll management of tho team Such a report is too ridiculous u deny and I dont care to waste tlnio t illnnusaliiB ll As to the I alleged III lervioxv In xxhieh I xxns mndo in say that Chi cago and other Western club will have to leave hue 1Jllll I will ay that outside discussing the affairs tit tIe New York Club I did not sub mil 10 II slnl inlrIiln 1ItIII The team xvlll leave their training quarters I tomorrow nnd tho club has engrged a special car in which they will traxel on their way North On Saturday they play at Columbia S I C on Mondsy at Diinville on Tuesdaynt I har lottesxllle cdnesday and Thursday at Hid inond xxlth the UniversIty of VIrginia Friday ntPortlllouth and SIIIIrilay March au nt Nor folk That night the boys xvill leave Norfolk by steamer Jor this city arriving here Monday April 1 Yes I know its All Fools Day but the team may fool some of tlioso propheu who have put New York down for fifth or sixth place YOTllXIl IlllOOILlrx ricTottr PlttBharKh Beaten Aculn In H Oae ililed Practice lame SAVANVAIT Ga March OAftpr the fifth Inning In the game here this afternoon tho I Hrooklxns treated the Pittsburehs about ns they pleased They ran tho bases and battid their pitchers at pleasure and in fact seemed to have the game in their own hand Mich a totauletc grasp on everything could lIMO bllt one result The xxcathcr was tine nnd thu Iitta burghs aipenrcd to be full of ginger Tlie Hroiilil ns went to the bit tint and Daly got a txtobagger Inchance followed xxith a 11Ile1I then appeared like another uuthk over jiurns sacrtnieii a1 Andcrton got in first on n Udders choice Daly brine put out nt the homo plate Tllu I side retIred xxithoul scoring lioneter after tome pretty plaxing by the Ill I tti rgict Iitthburgh Kored ono run in the hecond three In the I fifth hr good bitting and ono in the sixth oxx Ing to a mulled tty by AndeiMin The Hrookljns did not score for four Innings In the fifth honcver Iturna knocked a homu run scoring txto runs unit two others were pcored J lie bo s nero tlndlng Killen in great shape and after thu liflli lie xras Inken out Young Ionian took his place Nothing par tlcilails brilliant I I tx as done xvith Jordan 1 except to hit him often and nmkfl hasei on hue error IIC lht Infield h In I the I ninth Inning I I hive i tins xvero mndu b Hiooklyn nxxing to errois between Cllnutnan ind Cross The scores rITfIIIIIOII I litlOltl t I I rice u r I II IIIr t A E Ponol an r fII 1 il ii hush 2h U 1 4 4 I ilaner Jj f ii2 1 1 iI1nhailee 1110 2 It t ii IIlklry luthth I 14 ii I Illro I r I I I II ill flit iri f 11 I 2 II I tiihiroii I cfJ 1 8 1 C tiihitti I f I I 4 tl ll Wl r1 2 1 g II ii IitiguusihiliI J I II t hllllll 1 101 I I I II Cr0 is ci 11 Sluiks 5 ii I 2 I ii iI isuuittili I i 9 1 1 u iIlmtIfl II I 2 I 1 ii lalln I I r u II Iully 2 I 2 I Ii Jrlan II I II I tI IIHllllllm I V0 U I I 9 II Ianil p 2 I II II U I TotaloG 14 2714 III 1 IIII I I Total 12 14 211 IN 1 Rinnlllxn 11 i 0 II II i 4 0 I 1 2 S12 rjitHiiunth 11 I II o I i I n o n s Tarnrd rnnilirnoUlxn II Plithtmrsh I Tito haw hllsluli 21 AnilerMin iv I Miliille PnlNy ciliiK I man Killen llnuid run Itiinii Mnlen lasts Hnria I I miss I slId hit tiol HaM on balln I irr Kit n a nnr Jiirilni I ntr Humbert 1 rrr linnb v Hit by pltehid liullJiKiiiixan I tcklcy 1 I rose struck nut llvInrilnii I Tasied I bflllhSiiKdcn V Wild 11 iltelie Killen Jenlau IlnplriM JenuU and Uulte nnachull Note fred IlilTcr tins decided to plax ball In Tnidsu tIle Ihli scofcin II I hi I xx M are rArtyl for Oil of toss II dfltcn Address feo C llxile Port xVashliihtnn ijilelisifiiiatx I I lxk f iiNXHjflla March 20The New York fllnnti did inn IlaytiMlay 7bi will play to morrox If I ihi I xxealherli faxcrable The leuo II R I clulinf Cut Orjnef are now ready lo bunk rallies VII Ii uniformed team AddrcMi i r Ihnr II hiidw 20Iul tcad ttieet Ciit OrnoI J Tlie IDII II n I P c hkuii renrKimled foi the ruining icainii nud xvimld Ilki tn I hear IrnniclnM I xvlib piuxeri 1 uxeiauliK 17 sara Aildreu 1hll KappaMeituiualn 4ir l r ust Kirttcntn trcet thu lit Ft inn Ilawball I lub I xxriiild like tn hear front cliiba l xvlin plaierK beixvien in I and I aj ear fur aim liT da us iiinl nolnlnjn onlx Addreii Ivory I J t Jrapel cn i lutesavenue Ilrcukl II n s The V 1 M I A baseball lenm nf Ml Vcrnnrhaxe nr ciicred fin tin kiutiin antI wiM iiku tnarrani u gjmei xxltii niHtilimh unirnrmfit tcuniii Adiiit44L u Liinklln Jr 91 i Summit nnrlh 1 avenue Ml Vernyn Ihc 1 lUiilShle Haniball Club wnnlil ULo In hear I nun all tiunn ttlin paoiTKnxeiaicliik untie xeuiii Ihey haieluiif 1 luCy AnyiiiiNii n I 17 I end ctoher OIHMI firall toinom Addres I lliver cuplaln fSi Kjiit Kil4 Mrn l Thii Minn ol Niumi k N t 1 haxe lenrzanlred tIC tin mmliiK it ami VII Ii a nrx ftnuiK 1 trim nml I would IIUo I in iirrange uanieii xxlib i uuei unilnriue l clubs HI as In nil up utvn dates mi their wlitdule heir ciniiiiiM Sill ClOY lstiiu I uuuu imul uI A LIUL Juiu 3lluIMmiaItii ti1f Jlioruhui slrri uussik u Tho lhiitimlitu lulu It 1aut Sew urk hat u runt gnu I ii fr I lu aliurttachittg IVALuiul all lire tirln I rh mu m rutugu ammO can iirtlum V tUlhiuu 5 II Ii ull it I Al I muss 1141115 ulIlel 11mg hilitslIu turmlhlis 511th ioitml I iiw York Nuti Jun ur OihiitultltI AdtIro C ii Cairn Uriier 1t3t5Ihhil AttuluuhleatcuiuesLirukl it Tttil Iotoimiae A C 1 agalum Ill lilt tlnttt br the fiuiitijg scuImlit anti utjuthth lie jutraSilt ii srrsigu gala all all riijulaiulij Ililbi our Itaturuiae 151111 ihsa Ini toiltisys whw plusers ii rt illCtr I 7 euri ilui tlUluftOwii clithju ihitist ttle suIt Sltln guuarslttuc Aiulress 4 1 ItImultihi lihUilab Oh West uhuiTtysttii Sheet Colttuit C itnrdm 20The SSathhuigton Itceton basehaiI ccliii ACiielIhhll fur ttediy scums lilslpotmed uun atCililat If ruthil ihuli iCuillus left luui n I lmh is Ii leg for iiirhsIoml Al tiers a Serbs 11 iljrie gsiIhCA 55111 III Iutayul itotoni eli sonic of tier lst ineallaiirrlt Itiells t nil iAlt anti ilaullun Iru to gel Iluth uluitiuliralmihug tithmIter Ill A 2ittrcti 20 The Phlliut Isiuha flasebilt lull tefi at 10 fIb clIck mliii niiorutng flr llanltuIun tar a millihuiim I ImarIlvu Prllr U hue OItiijltig uf lIutS chuamluiuuauhhli ieaAuti aut c r IrIs lii IluhIS WICI huh hut ClIt I ISO hittijira ieserai luf Wthtfll siS liii trtcut gthlllurrs I lie let su III retiiahu at tlulilillinu itnIll t vrt I I A flue I tat hat dillIes 1 lIt tie ttlaYtl utilii 1 al iluii I II I PIn ilhttUtI s itrfcut 11 iulershlmrg lxitlbur linnnoke Iliittntown farllile itArrta Iltuig uuddther ton ni anti m Aud Ixtho eluli sstll oitu hue Lcmtghlr tjauijiuuiuliJ ke tvu at 8ttlinurta BILLIARDS WORTH SEEING FTEXTT OF FVf Atn KICITJCKIKXT JS THE JtlO IXTEtlCTVII XOVntfCT Fred Oaks Whit Another Vlelorjr IKMInc Iteene the HrooUlyn CrnckDr Banner nay nnltllnz flame Acnlnit Town end the HeiAteh HtnrA Hurrah Con test J2tsvesn Or deunIea nad Unrnnrd The game thit Fred Oakes of the Mtilcrkranr Club plnyett ycMoriln nfttrnoon with Frank Keener of Itie Geruanln nil Oxford Cltlba of llrooltlyn in the big Interclub nmntour billiard tourney nt Maurice Dalyii lirooklyn assembly rooms Ira In Its rloio ntul excillnc finish nn cxrellcnt erqilel to the ftplondld porno tlmt J 1 Ilyron Stark the now Manhattan Athletic Club crack put on record asnlnst Dr Jennings the Hrouklyn sham of tInt frescent Club Stark ha been jilckod fur lha winner of tInt tourncj and he ju tlllid the hopes of hit most cnnRfltiD frlcnda by dtsplayine the Unutruf hhstroknnnd hli ability to execute very CleVer fttCO5 quickly aid with consum mItts nrt Ills run of 88 In the twentythird Inn Ing iilncei attar to Ills credit as the best run thin far of the tournoy Wacers have been ramie that the I htchctt run wilt not double It in buttons Slnrkn double llHtire runt were 10 M 2 T 14 tilt 10 11 tP 214 and IV and his iolalnOI Ills average the best of the tourney up to the hue was ft 1058 Dr TenlilnRBi double flcuie efforts irate SO H 10 2 IV and II I and some of them litre beauties made with hl familiar loft nndcd nurso rtrol o Kcenpy utartcd thlutcs off with n gallop whrn ho tackled lakes ytitenlay afternoon Oakes had previously won K ptuino In the tyOs of his admlrcuby pickIng it gainu rlulit out of time lire by ittet itpolnti l agaInst Dr Hanney tilti Union Iemjuo New Yorker on Tuesday afternoon To the surprise of Kecncy he just about duplicated huts iwrfoimniiru by ratchlni his rival when Kecney wni nearly uO points in the lead and closing a winner by 4 points It lulls a corkIng Rood genIe and Keener admitted it too Keener was handicapped to play tlli to Inkcss 250 and he kept nny ahead until h the thlrtyrlglith I I hurl I hg Then the I scold ttood 1st to 1H In his favor At this juncture he coning on his adversary another the dotihlollcuro runs that vanquished Dr i Itan ney unexpectedly It was a neat break of S3 and it btotieht him within just one point of KwneyK storm of IS4 Krcnev made i and Oakes oxnrtly doubled the run vltn n break of ten and truk tho lend vlth lil points to Keenois IhIK Kccney rhaurd after him In rid liot imrniit und caught and passed him npiiln in titus llftyllrt inninc with a total of 41 I to LMH and then takes plaulted In a round iloen ol billiard and regained lie advantage limo icrnittiila faorito knoi kcd lhi out Inter with a linkers cloven of 1M but with two singles lakes finl hvil a gamut that was Bioivlne In tentely Intciestlnc Tha nore 0asta3 i 4 0 4 J 0 ll T 9 5 2 0 y 0 I 4 0 14 Oil 10 lIttl I 17 l93IIi3lI 1 l4 2t l VI II 4 MS 100 ie iui ii I i9IIIi is l i 2311 i Keeue10 o lVO St I 14 8 ll tl 14011 i 00 llli ii4 14 Ill hlu27iItI0tth I I I 4u I 10 o oaa io o 4o avj is l los on tia54 ienw oikr i 4 i4 51 Kcuniv I Jt 51 IllKh rutiiOstl 23 Keenej Vi IterereeSIr Onll Biir MaiKvr Jlr 1 I Vlttss Arthur Townmnd of the t iycetimn Cittb hue triUpoInt rratch man of HIM tourney got nut of a Pick bed to eo Her to Hiooklyn In the el nine to PlaY lr Itannry till tnlon laeuu Club ex pert Tmrnbeud uauulilcold on Monday and It laid him tip so Im eli Id He I plaved a trife I bet ter billiards than he did on Monday but they werent atijwhiro near up to his usually tlno istaiidiird Ir ItHimey wlio Is handicapped lit V 0 pilntpla9wlmt thn critics tall a thoUKht ful Eame opened with a duck egg and atoned for it with a run of eighteen and cot the lead lie I i held it lot I a antrincof Innings Then with a nat bunch of lust a lound doren Tonnsvnd passed hint nlth a total of TiM to 51 liibt at thl juncture Dr Itcnney caught a favorable position atii held the clones with great expert nehs and the billiard lovers watched caeerly as lie got Closer and closei to fctarUa lilch run Ho stotiped short at thirty seven JitMon iort of thu laorites hurst break It was ery prettv billiards Imlecil and nas heart llynDulauded The Doctor want hut onu short ot 110 too and he tnadu It In his next inning llu plaved with marked steadiness and widened the pap in the scores after that Tovrmcnrl who eoufil do lit i lie I or untiling to ulnV his HuilS progress cot last his llrst string nilh ono to spate in the thlrtytlfth inning with nbtineh of 1 and tIle scores went up on time Btrint Tmnsend till Kanney 147 Dr Hiin ney uas easily heatltic his adversary in an eieu came but the lseeum I Club atar took it with tlio phllosoiihic tioiichilaneiaf a man v ho knew he couldnt help himself but was guuh lIlt to have ns much fun out of It us ciicii lnsli lice would permit t Dr I Hnnnuy meantime entertained the lull I ihi rul lovers with mme rxiiislt to nosltion lila V nnd made them I really enthunlastlr hy it daring mas 6 or tv lie MMpt arouml Ills second string with a clever break of IT piled on top of a prettier ono of yo antI lit low n with n total to his credit of yn4 to Imvnaondb 1 I It was at tills t point that Tciunyoncl plncd hllllnrilN for the firt time In I the name He I rolleil up Ul 1 when hard luck cut the display Miort the I expert tmrlng liyahatdand ailmirnlily conceived long inclu I c ushionlint I o this hu aililn 1 IK and then lit Untcood as thee liilllinla were they had tho fault I of lieinu earned loo late Dr I itiinney went out 01 a jump in the tftyilrfit timing jut mlMtlnK nn nieraueof beatlncTnirnavnd lid points on nn itven gui mie built this result nas duo prvlarKelv to T iwnsciid tiyoldent Indis rosltion 1 he score lir Itanney o is 4 in 0 t 2 n l l a 1 o 1 n 1 o n M i n n n 1 i 192 I l 1 4 ul i I 1 1 oa u o I s 21 n 17 i 1213 i sa l 4 am iiiwiHemo anii I I I I 1 II I 1 I o a nriitn 1911 10 o I n MI i is io 123 l v io 00 o in a nii I I I Hia n I 07 i HID AiTrieHannej I4l3l I Tonnnojil 1 3TSI I hIgh Kuiih Itinniv17 1 Ti wnsn i VI KirfreuXr OallaKiur MutkrMr Unjd The closlnc gain of tile nisht WHS again lint Mar attraction It uas a battle between Dr Jennlnps tim virtual author nt the tourney and hlinld niil I 1 Hilly I Iitrtu mill Thn Jailor played LIII tn I hut DocB I JiO nnd as uniial i when Jennings has an thlni I to do rttli It there was more goral solid fun to I th t sit liars inch I than usually I I alls to tho lot of billiard I hovers to enjoy outside iut t Utookljn Until men opened thfl hat tin in fl lie Hhape lit 1 c ref1 lee Tom tiallHghnr ran anuy from Jennings at the Mnrt which wan R funny t Iii hg I 0 begin with Then thu Doctor I intile a fame113 neratch nnd discussed tile merits ot thu shot with the ppeclHlori nnd Champion Orvlllii Oddle Jr who didnt set the hot at all offered to bet that the Kanio would us huh up In a threeround bout without cloves at I ill CreWetut Club I I Hut fur once Oddle vas w roiii As tat as tho toitrnev hnspiouiesaid t It teems to bu the proper caper for tellowx who like I fun I and mu nIt to nee the I iilloinoon gmltiw and tho llniihliig gnmesof the nluhl Unrnnrd won the camp finally hv a score nt eni to I inl I llvmadnn I hluh tun of Oandhls ilia tiored it breikof N Itrnatd6arrage was I 111 t anti 1 tmn in gas as P liu 1 limit Ii nt them t went out I and hid I a smoke nfteruard and Miook hnndrt tnrabnnl live minute ThiHiitierrnxmhtaiK will mtet i lakes I and the ovenlng piiiuH will ho lotwcen Dr leniiincs and Hanney nnd Itt S Jilllcr I and Tovnsend TIII niuAT Tintr STAKES A list or tItus Vlllidrntvnl from the Coney island flnliK Big IlTCnl Wilhdrawas from the ilreat I I Trial Staked for twovenrolds to bu run at the Coney Island Jockey Clulin June incetliii at Sheepshead Hay line been ijultr nnnuioni limit nomina tions to this rlh and muchioxetrd eent how ever hae heetno latge and varied that It can wellafToid tojart 1 with some of Its candidates and btlih cnntalo material ample for the making of a great nice In 1HUI ildenn Dalys great colt His Hlch neil won It nlth John Hunters Dngonet see ond and Hilly I Lakeland big ti iiipprilttt menu Victory thud In 1HCJames II Kcenen roll by Mr ihrkwhLk Alive HtU fought his way to victory onii iuihutlcll n mus prlie the stake loing worth Syndoo that jear August lielmonfa liidy Violet ran ceiond and Dr Gideon Iee Juiapp Mi t huller wni third Mr Keetiiiitiun raptured tlio tumble In the fol Iuiuiimig yearn ii ii Dniiilno lio in Juki now re Pirtiil in ii I ii sounder and better than nt any pre VMMM tltf tit lifM n runt tIp t LIIKU it li tilt bad l OIl ittiuhiII In Domino and Itlchaid Crokers liobblns flnislnil thIrd Last J I I Idion A Daly I vxon thu t event for the t second ear tliiin uitor bearing tlielr colors to victor Chiiics KltlleflcldH colt CnnoUsetir ran Nee nnd and lnul Is Stuarts Monaco tlilnl The complete list of xUlhdraxTul Is as folluui MAIIIIMI iNiuirh tlttbA nEt 01 P Allliunsei I bay colt by Albert I Mmpllelly J A llennclt il ItS eollbj hlrifoilrrildlarll b yc Illcn ion I htablnii TI tIlde lliaii Ideal I am Carlnn Marcui hlly a lmill r itIuut C hlhldiuiAyVUuutalmumti heetluw P J P IV I rn loiicralur a iuul i ii tills list it Itch liialmti A hInI lull utitt lii t Ioiieg1cuatue Imvss n tuutl II I rout ill utA tfluithla 1 hi I 1 heutuc luilul ltTIluuali iiiuli Skstc licihilal Ion hlallcs Ihiti MCaui I luti I btuiluhtltu I r iii jth uiiuiiih slnteiuI I Ii liimrrl A lOi lusy tIll iuy Ilaxilli 0 rallIeS hay umlt lv hiuirutour iIuiow 0 lilmIuni Cluti ba lilt III hIt MluuirCti htavilitnC Ii lii tuultanits tAthihimu uuf Nau aria Slid tulr u iiani uiiuci Shshutc ItS Cli by MaxIm iCOIo Veurue lily 11th Iuj trtnct toyah I utnttrn null uiiui nt unIt luy IICI lilefliS Ills p I Ii lsyuue a lhiigo uunl iViitteuut brtstulIegs btttjiea PeaUlliOhil Pullet Ill 0 5 ut ilnulellulrc JAMAIIV I 2 ThIgh IIMIAHED Gideon ilatys lsalknt i 11 A 1 1 Keeuea lIar Itclilrul J J 5 hicul lrmiwtitg v Mouuru t Coi tiuutalur ltauiuapn Stibtes honiioiinc J ltlhptuerttr a Tutiulallllli auth C U Smith brown Cult hI tilu E 24 vaela GIVEN AWAY fr BRIAR PIPE FREE with onepound I I k t c a flrt of 4 Pipes Stamped Dukes Mixlure or A r A it is rs KT IJrrItsflrJf Aildltloinl Alove 3iade In tlie Internntlon CbtM lame When Tint StN reported the progress of the chess game as played by cable between the 1nrls and St Petersburg Chess clubs on last Friday the following was the position arrived all tunIs BIXCK SKtT1 rlrtt 1 7 ii A u 4 t 4 i IL I L Ip I 2 il4 4t i4 hT rnTEREBfRU WHITE SIX IlECCK Paris to moxe Since then tlie following additional moves haxo come tn hand KT rrTcnsmiin PAHI ST rkURSsc CARtS 11111 filuirt llVnr IUuieA 50 K o i n S3 II II H IOR4 51 ItVtch sIS 7 14 II IIH ItKt 4ch 62 It XI It x 1 SS Eti U To move 31ETK thiN THE rllKSS HATCH The Manhattan Are fleatsa by 4 l to 3 18 Point The game left unfinished In the chess match played last Saturday between the Metropolitan and Manhattan chess clubs on board No 7 was resumed at tile Metropolitan Chess Club last night Illack Sleyer Metropolitan C C had left his thirtyninth move sealed on Saturday After fifteen additional moves Huz white Manhattan C C had to resign the game tutu losing the mntch for the Manhattans liy 4V to li j games The case Is all tIe moro aggravating to the Manhattan C C as Buz might have accepted a titan hlch wasolTered to him after fortylive moves had been recorded The score of the game folloxTs SKVEXTII TABLE QLEEX1 OAMIltT sc7 sierra iur lcirR lthitc Illuuk urhtfr Ilark I PQ 4 P 13 4 21 KtKt I RK 2 lQ II 4 hlC 3 311 ItU llt 3 XtQ hi 3 KtE it 3 31 NtlI 3 It iif2iQ2 4 iiKt 5 Ithf 9 CttI I II x tt 3 iR 1 0 nihle iI P x hi Qil S I El it 3 lq Kt 3 4 IEt 3 IQ 1 I t3 1 llKt 4 45 Q t 2 K ito 2 Il a Kt hI S 11 tiC ItItt S hil 2 ii uotleu 4 17 it lQlKt ii Q t 8 ho I x t I If 1 P tI It a h K x it I I I x I I i 1 III luia 2 4Q 12 tlI4t 3 11111 4ui tlXt r Kt1l 1 12 3 11 4Ki 0 lt 2 14 tl Itt3 9En 3 jtl VIi 2 Ettu 3 I ItK 4 Ri 41 11113 It III 1Q Kt 3 It 4 I I ItiCi I It 2 IT ilK ftH 2 41 itil I R 1 is Ilhi 1 1 ItI 2 iil httCh 1 htQ 3 ii 1 Il x It 47 Itli S htQ 4 21 ls Il 414 itKt ItV 2 21 IhKr tIil 2 411 Kb 4 tX 2 22 13Km 4 liK 2 11 VK 2 hIti 1 21 ElItO gttii 01 QKIi Kt I 24 IQ 10 3 lti 1 03 QK 5 oh VIl 25 ilIt 1 IlKu 9 511 u 14 RK 4 Cii K 4 t54 Itestans 2 tlut ii KP 2 SI 4701 2h4Ont 2 I Ithe Ethi4 I The llnal camesof the Metrooolltan League series xx ill be tilajtd at tho Inton Square Hotel bctxieen thu City and Brooklyn chess cluba JtACIXr YACHTSMEN MEET The SaIlor Day Regatta to Be Abandoned If the flub IJo Not Support II The Executive Committee of the New York Yacht Haclnn Association held a meeting at ONeills last evening A resolution was aoiopted rciiuestlne that ench club in the association agree to subscribe for fifty tickets for the asso ciations Labor Day regatta on or before Juno 1 and in tlie went of their not subscribing the committee advised abandoning the regatta alto gether It xtns also resolved that n meeting of the dciegaus of the association bo held on April IU In MI whst action their clubs would take on the Inrecolng resolution u clusnus in lIus alliua nuts was nun rerom mended so that Article II of the Balling rules blionlii be amended so as to read The mcaiturerncitt for nlloxxancn for time shall bn thelenctbof the load xxaterllne meaiurement when In Kalllnic trim to xxhtch sinill ha nddcd onet third of the nxirliauK forward and aft which stall be the ball lug length Tho present rule reads The meamirpment for allowance of time shall be the ientth till deck measured from the forward part of the Klein lo the extreme stern over all to thin Ii I to be added tlia length of the load water line ineanuret xThen In silllui trim the two measurements tn tin addtd liiRether and divided by Iwo The result thus obtained shall l e the natllnft length After the regular business had been disposed of Commodore A 1 Irlmn of the Yonktrs Corinthian Yacht Club Chic President of the association arosn and in n few wellchosen re marks presented n sliver lot Ing cup to John ONeill in behalf of the members of the as Delation In the course of Ills remarks Com moiloio Irlmn said that while he might be the father of the Yacht unclog Association that Jlr ONeill was Its godfather Tho cup was In ter bed Prencnted to John ONelll hy the New iork Yacht Raclnu AMoclstlnn In appreciation of his aid and in tercst lultxiiuieess A JtEMAHKAniE BOAT Whist time EnglIsh Papers HBTO to Hay About the Allan Lovnov March 20 The Vipiifdj yachting re porter says the defeat of the Allsaon the 17th Inst was aflcr a poor trial In fluky breeze Tho vessels reputatIon has not suffered In the least through lur being beaten hhe went to wlndxvard In her oxvn mntchlesi tIny but on both tIns tlrst nnd second rounds Clue llrtlannla had n better breee When nailing free each time time Allsa xvresled tint lead from her com petitor I uN lilly March l0The Vatht I btll huh says today in u lender on the Mediterranean re gHttaa lInt consensus of opinion It that Ailsa Is phcnomennH fast Sue goes to the xvlndxxard In peerless fiihhlon MIC la not jet In perfect trim but tIlt re xvlll I ho plenty t of I time I to prepare her betoif she Journeys coronA tlie Atlantic as everybody iov expcit II she xrlll bo called upon to On Mm CIIOII II uxlruordlnary julcknesH nf the helm and promises lo ilnrclnp astonishing I speed She certainly is nn eiccllcnt trial horse Should Valkyrie III beat her the of our tx inning tlie cup usoii huh ito t osy prospects Xnt IlerrenlioirMncli Ilctt r According to a private letter received in this city yesterday Nut HericshnIT thu lainous limbs huh signer Is slowlv hut nil ply recovering Inmi hit Illness ami en Munliy tx hMi by the wa ii an his 1ort iex nlli blilhdny wnsdoxtn stalri for thu Hut tlniu In thieo xueks He Inn imprnxtd tapldly ot late nnl il is raid felt well enoiich In irtclvc I bntnu ill 1ht I xxorkmen andtlMUglitiimeii in I his prliitokeignlng I room An lTorl to Itne tli Threeeoi nerrd tot lece Kurc Kouril lit Nyisit NVAtK s Y s March 2 An nfort with fomn proicct of sucieM is Lclng matia by the Nyick lioxving Atftociallon tn hnvo tins Inter rnllrulitoplehliiarcil innlnR rltto itch us CCII tilt ciexxanf olumhla C ollege Cornell Inlveislty I I ti set t and thn I nlxeiMij I of ltil II A I un lila take plao out lit tidsiin in er I at this point l A commit tee Irnui the threw cfillegin named havebtcn nprolnted tu nelc t n rowing coiir e und inltteo I I from 1 he Njaek HowlngAMWclatrnil itini lentil I ytMeidnv with Mi i I Itldiirds I I of tl luus cm Co liimbia Cnllejo fominltlee That gentleman I iniildeitd th tm proposlllMi very favnrablv and will report tli I nmtler to till other Ii tercste I i here un four nurhes to select from thus Hud ion Hirer tho TUrnec Illxer the Ileinware IlUernml CaxuE lala Tho Ithaca panerS favor Cajugn fake hut in New uatuers Y nurk iiiitl vi tinily tho iluflON think that xxl bhi Colunil u In the race lltidkon Jtiver IK preferlie lha course nn tile lmILlpafl Xee from NynclTto to l1Lrr biloilt Is four milesloiig ropnt lunig and tlie races are four mile straightaway ft claimed that with Its nearness to New Vork and the Columbl peoplS people It usoulti be an easy mattertor that cSme tor crew to come up here and twin and make ready for the rce no brxixG The Echoi won two games and tied the bemutsq team for Oral place In the float game of the Uronl National tournament on the Elephant Club aci isit night The aroreii fiST OAKS Cello I CLHutoiT 6 OfltllY l Ih Rehier hi II ml JIll CRmith 0 lIlIes 1 ii 143 IlturOlIhe2 4 4 lOs II bounsbjl 4 5 140 W lltnith 1 5 t Vaturbury it 5 t 1110 iolcpmp4 4 4 i IVetli 4 6 Ii 1113 ilanniitri4 S I i 1 l2 3 1120 Totals 0 92 II SEdotl OAK5 MOxaOr eig1t40vT S fl Score S t Seer MartIn It 4 4 1414 C fimhth I 11 4 8 tI 184 lqiroule 4 1 ii iv ltgg 2 11 3 157 W bmilh I 4 5 Iii 4 8 157 Lcuscanup I 8 a 1 II loUiII3I It 4 hIs Mannlstr 3 II I lut Totals 124 17 Totala 181720 TilIltis OLXL coaftor acne S S flScere S 3 21 Seen Martin 1 15 t 174 R I 3 vlj S 4 1511 2 4 ly w U 1111 it Loilnnberyi 5 t 150 tureen 1 It It hIll VaierburyO Ii 4 ii7 JhfLounsy9 It I 112 Vetts I 2 1 222 lotali14 1820 755 rotalaIll 18 16 557 The Park Howling Clubs team rolled over 800la one gaIns In Codys tulMnurnamc oa tile Oak alltj llruoklyii lait nIght The results FIRST 0L ATLANTIC CAlL SSflSeor Pebter 3 tO 4 141 Soanlon S C I 1111 Italtuch 2 2 0 114 S 6 1 haS t I it 4 Ittil F S C S tetntle t IS 4 1414 Ituahong4 4 9 III chssarz 4 5 3 171 hharttett3 5 2 lImo Totali 02021 721 Totala1527 8 904 550050 OAKS Pang YhOtbttIT 5tflScore t SDSOOIi 1 1 143 Ttedemam t 5 4 144 llrltten 2 ii 14 159 S S 3115 Edt 3 4 4 1118 htrown4 2 4 171 liustuotugtl 4 II 103 IJorebS 2 5 147 liartiett2 3 5 142 Barnes4 4 1 187 TOtahs1l2217 712 Totahi 135720 814 7Hta1 OAKS ATIATIC SlOtLLhT 11 S 21 Score 5 1 5oovi Itehiers2 l 1 1411 Tidemaa4 2 d 189 2 4 150 Olle 3 II 4 350 ItUpp I S Ii 111 Brown3 it 4 155 istelmieII S 4 156 Doreh S 5 3 1511 Schwarz 0 7 3 154 6 1 TotahLl5191O o The games In the Tapltol tournament In Brooklyn lait night resulted at follows iasr OAKS BRIOHT UTAH ncxtixoTOx S n a Seers KSBScart Mennlnzer4 V 4 1S8 Fetzer a 2 a ISO umabrhci2 3 5 134 Knehl 2 3 ii ilv Hell 244 1144 Kuril inn 127 Kuni 371 150 OreU 0 8 I 7 117 Weltzel a 7 tl lll1s Soxviburger I a 7 123 Totats132t114 631 Total T1330 668 sECoND GAME TEslrLxrou tiCOTTYOt0 c fl seere S S B Score nrteenbachh 7 3 1117 3 11 125 3ttrtii 5 2 1113 Koht S 1 7 118 ltertwrgcrl 7 0 1112 Kure 0 3 7 11 llhtdelirauittt II 4 172 Orets I 4 5 113 6 4 146 NewsburgerO 4 Ii Ill lotals 13114 1140 Totals4153t 601 yntan OASIS TPJiriETOt I BRIGHT STAR S 1 B Score S S B Score Hrletenbach 7 1 lH2lMennlncera 3 Si IDS Wlrth a a 202labrlel I 3 H I 127 K HerbfliKerS 4 1 IDhllell 0 H 4 itt lllldebraud A 4 144 Knnz a R 3 141m May u l H a 103 Wetttei4 4 IKS TotAli 142010 bl Totals 1321 la thIS hail nIghts gains In Folilhnstni Clinton Rail tour oamcnt rcBtllted FIRST OASIS Mention IOILAST V s n San r s N fl Sear ronlc 4 3 8 lIlt SoilIng l n 4 101 itelneckeIi H 4 142 Knoney 3 4 4 1M ll s n a a 12U llllury 1 2 7 IU 1 Elite 1 2 7 HOCnnnell 1 II 1 6 ISIS rating 4 a tI 1114 Lawler2 1 7 lid Totals j 706 Totals 71SZ8 044 CECOtD GAME STASIARO nensax A S B Score S S B Score Ftroh 2 1 7 tat cCordei 1 a S 131 Smith 2 1 123 Cordei 3 6 3 173 lauvi 145 1311 liuhrflad2 4 4 141 Wund 4 o il Ill ALudemanno n n 181 K hiroh l a 4 142 Vluaemann3 a l ih7 Totals 11 1227 601 Totals V 23 18 757 The Serenteenlh game In the w York Archdloenaa union boxvliaK tournament rolled oa Thumans alleys on Tuesday nlRht resulted as follows bpaldlnR Literary Union McKean hIts O Shannon 135 Corrigan ISO C Leonard 141 ilurpby Itll J h hnannnn 110 I Poxvers las Clancy 134 Pants ins OConnor 138 Total 1488 St Monica UnlonPhllllps 170 D Bulllran 143 Olialr 172 Muy IIIH Coleman 147 Mahoney 18 T Mehnlsnn 13A F Uolland 13S E Mcholsoa 147 Callanan 103 Total 14VV The Social Columbus game In the Peterdorf tourn fluent on Tuesday ntffht was won by te flritnaroel team The score folumbusnvey 113 Mcbeiklnd 183 Lederer 15U Kraneli lilt Jxrnhelm 111 Total tIll hOCt2lan 160 Kaper lea Behoken U3 Hoi 1JI Dock 1S1 Total 780 owIln Game Tomlcht THE srn iinivuirALTOrnKiaiir Wllckeni Taylor TS Ryan Wllckens ye Ilyan Taylor n A A n r nxAi TOORSAXIRT America TI Itlverilde Athletic Club Salamander Rlrerildo Athletic club America vs Salamander OOSIIRAUS TOCRXAMEKT Fearlen TS Relnecke Mikado TS Helnecke Yesrbe l U TI Mikado IIARIni BErfBIJCAH CLCB TOUJSAJUXT rhrenlx No 3 TI Clique Lotus TS Cllaue PbanlX TI Lotus rcuinnni TOOBXAKrjrr T W TI Sslrator ARUOOTOX ToratAMxirr Banrlford TI llonarcb Schellers TS Monarch Band ford vi bchellers ePOft1flflU 3ooa All the People can now own the best 975OO Bicycle built are backed with a record of many years Ve are selling this Bicycle for 500 Down and the balance in monthly pay ments AG SPALDING BROS 1S010O N ASM AIT HT Iilnxxn depot for niejelri Slut at 1lu Ti BICYCLES tLjc3 tie TIlE LEAUIK FOR 503 Adjuitabla Handle lIar Doutile Crown 23 pmm All liii point quality anrl guarantee jou cia ct 03 a IIUO machine vteglxe yon for RjiCEIUS IU POUNDS tlOO Gold oa Initallmenti UUERT BROS 6i CO MPOUTHUKVK liUPiLIJ8 t West aaa HI Ucoskig I1OO ruttoB IriL MA1lkk t ILlltiE KKATINU Stilt FAIXilN YlttIa I Park 1uiCf 55 at Cycling Ac aeui IVJtbit and lIlt IT

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rT rT r l1 f 2 t YV 10 n I l to THE SUN THURSDAY MARCH 21 1895 I t HHton Hughos Co I Hilton Hughos S Co BROADWAY 4111 A Vil TII AND IOTH STS BROADWAY 4111 AVE 9TH AND IOT1I StS k f ITS THE TALK OF THE TOWN Ii that showing of Dresses and Wraps of Bonnets 1 i and Hats second floor Broadway The canaries and tio flowers and the festoons of green are but mCl entslike music at a feast simply bits of background for the merchandise beauties f The GOODS of the store are what we mean to charm you with t t Newest of the new wisely chosen and with every economy brought f k into them that taking great lotsand knowing when and what to i 6 take makes possible 75c SILKS AT 49c Womens allsilk Swl ribbed Veils color and black 7rr were 81 I Three special counters heaped with Childrens Swiss ribbed Vcsti and Drawers 1 DC each M era OUc CUc I Silkstwo special I stwo sorts Ilroudwny i 1000 pieces choice Japanese Silk new 5 ileilunn black navy and light liiuo EMBROIDERIES I grounds 8 In heavy rrhlta Jacquard Silks A few f yards of f this 27 in embroid Either of these kinds should be quick ered Flouncing is enoUgh for a childs l at 750 Wo make the price 49c dressa rich dress Cost is less than Rotund half48e instead of 1 tho yard Another windfall of the Soc Embroid NEW CHALLIS 2lc CtALLS lOc tho r cry at yard Best quality allwool French Challis Edgings Allovers Interlines just off tho steamer Foamy folds of UroHilwny anil Tcntb Htreet I I pillowy brightness in chintz and staple UMBRELLAS The to 6oc kinds butwe colorings 45 kids Are you ready for the tears of March say 2lc Only 50 pieces and tho smiles and tears of April I Near centre Umbrella ready No Very little If HOSIERY UNDERWEAR money will fix you f4 Keeping step with the quickest in Taffeta Silk Umbrellas close roll 20 In natural mid linitlmiod handles acacia r IIHI lumlwoOI hnnlesncacla t the house Four items furze anti boxwood si88 each t Womens fast Mack cotton Hose un Extra choice nura twilled silk Imbrellas l bleached feet Sfir were flop rlof roll Dresden Ivors cryntal opal t Womens colored plated I SIlk Hose 3 paIrs handles S3U8 each Instead of 700 for 81 v eru 1 the pair Broadway I iiXeV t tfRo t r fRo I SUCCESSORS TO A STEWART CO i f jJnttI tmllt I A i nriFICIAL FLOWERS Aigrette and piquet al II t era and learne sleadv wurir r CIA W iSUER CO 27 Bond tt i G IRLwauleii iree ruling machine one that uu T derstaud the lJln l IIUAlD EVANS 09 John st o pin TOm 01 un1rCLACIJACK sua f II IHJ co O 7 1rlneo 81 1 YTMUKELLAS AND PAPASOLsFxnericnced tip IIASO tl UilIEuAsGf l U pera wanted SCI1LOSM IIROTHEIIS fliO llroail f v ay between flouton and ifleecker tu c t ITASTEDTntclIInt j lady expecting to study I Blcnography will 1 be taught by reputable report er will Hsalit her to position when capablo loom t 72 World blinding I r sttjuitcrt IttaUu IHcrUauifj t dt l DIAMOND CUTTEliS AND IOIIHKERH t I t Al hand Apply to JAC KRYN l WAUTE1IS I1UOS r 1 CO Wlcssners 7th nnd factory ith his 1 Kd and ad nvs South ilrooklya f t7IRSTCLASS bKnlc book Inlsher also I halfbound L forwarder wanted reply iwut stato cxpcrlanco and wages expected jOIl WORK box lbS baa onice 1 VTEWRPAPER MAN wide experience ready writer J1 well read nnd educated practical I printer and p roof reader economical manager would take entire l i ch large of trade or weekly pnpur where ability would recognized HLhTLKR box 107 sun office I iA1Ett 1iuL1tQttartcry meeting March l M also JL election of telesales to Convention WATiTED TioiiKli stuff rubbers at carriage fac tory 1H and 20 Henry St RrooUlyn YXTANl lib Carp nTerinor cattle stalls Pier 1 1 Norm River West Houston st VnlttI1 lhtlt U ttlnlt l p A SPRINfl OVEitCOATS and uttc eIlghtI7 I toiled A ol AI InJ JJII t1 j worth 3iO fur 0 Lute Cameron 20U Flatbush d v Iircoklyn M EN to take orders In every town nnd city no do w lr llverlnc good wage imy weekly no capital steady work GLEN BllOS llocheiter X V M AN lo collect olary pacl reference required l 1 97 Montgomery St Jersey City t l ciuntoM n1tcltttult I TESOOnATHEnASl TYPHWRITKR owning S hmlth 1remler I machine deilres situation threu ri yor rI aiperleuco begot references Address box B9 i Oruiue NJ r i I i1 i 1 nHol Vntttd1tn c A 1VEflTISING SOLICITOR nownpaper experience ADVFPTISINO SOLCITOll J nrstflaiH reference desires position with good medium no objection to going out of the city Ad llre A1UL1TY box 202 Sun alike I17NftINErit iullvoompetenrto take entire chcrre M J J of nrstelass plnnt desires position understands 1 dynamos electric llghu and all repairs Al refer N ence from former employer n to ability character Imblts c Address hSUINEEl box 200 Sun onice 1 I f lnttClt l i TTOVTO THEATRE 24th St near Iiway JOUJL 1 iOYTS HoytSMcKeoPropn f ILL I1F TTIKIIK CISSY AiIO U43Hccorder I THE FOUNDLING CISSY FITZUERALUS NEW DANCK AT 043 by arrangement with George Kdwardes Esq t Prcwled by Romeos Klrst I Love Evenings Mao Matinee baturday at 218 DARLEn OPERA IIOUMI nt MltG sharp f MH AN It MUM KEN AL t TONIUIIT A BITE LIE r Prices 5101 HI 1 He lad 2V JIe c Next week Mr Richard Mnniflcld f Stock Company I Monday Scarlet Loiter Tuesday Parisian Romance Wednesday Prince Karl Thursday Ilrummell Fri t day Napoleon Saturday Matinee Arms and the Man I f Raturday evening Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde G9DOAntAf AV THEATRE CoT4iutst DKCIAUWAT A Y jl T t Mgr Mr TJIFRENCH Fvenlngs at N Saturday matinee at 2 t LAST 3 WEEKS MME SANS GENE BY V1CTORIEN BARDOU I AND EM1LK MOREAU IIi KOSTER BIALS TONIGHT MISH CIrlHIE XOFTVH CItHIE Prantv Family Nichols Sitter 31orrm Ion Circus Rn Kini Trio Muhlemann Damnnln I Pautzer Ilaiico Robert OIICJIN Al VINO IICTUUIZS Next We FANNIE lKSIir GARDEN1iAL PALMER Sole Manager WLWJEJLi rvn K1S Slat Wed ant Sat TlkNICIIT RICES HARDEN lltntlESOIF CO I IT IG IV IttOTH IITTIK CliniHTOIHER TIME DKSSIE liONFIIlLLlishrlKtnphir aOOTHTlMfcilARCH 28 ELEHANT NOV VENIIti S i EDEN MUSEE Kv Evff and Wed and Hat lAtlnt en MISS NELLIE GANTHONY AdmUtlon fine Reserved Heats Ion TflL j t OOtb ANNIVERSARY PASTORS r M Un o JURILEE FRIDAY llKAIITUUL fOUVhNIRSIALA hllowa FrMnv Matin nt 8 oelitck Eirenlaic nt B EXTRA JRANI HHOW TMNIUIIT CRPD OPERA HOUSE Kvus at t Mm I wI l ft at at 2 Mil AND MRS OLIVER BYRON In UPS k OWiVS OI LIFE Net WeekTIIE DEK1IY WJNNER MINERS IRWIN 1 BROS Th I UT 0 1 U IIIi Ii10W BOWERY LI J VV 41 4 J NAIIONAL TutU THIMTIIE nl tonTuts Today t at PRnPTTiS Tut15ATuu P EOPLES TIAFnl TCjUrlJCj a HENRY o 5 uiiEttronrietor f THE CROSS ROADS OF LIFE t Next week TUKJ COtTON KINfJ HI B H nirniO ivri7 NT si VHEifM U B RSl vumen lilcvcln Cfteit ElUIDbini O Lucy Morris 1115 lUg AllrrA AIIJh Cur Aim Ll2il SmIth I 1 iI Critic tlattbO j AmeliaIII COl big latil 070 MINERS CITY SPORTS 0 RTW I AVE 4NEiKiiN 1110 I IHKIEbUIIF HIHTEDH i THEATItli Lf Tltoi To day and Hat I lOLUJHIVN THIIAlllK KrpMlin Mats Wed Ba J tHALVIEV OIfOTT In o fi THE IRISH ARTIST weekWard I I Yokes In A Run on the Hank AMlICKAN THEATUE MallnewSaturday It r vd tujil trtiwI Ca I role iiI 00 I I i THE FATAL CARD al II al MY 00 f I ctt wcckTHi KKVf HOY o J T lOWEI CoMASY I 11 Til MTRKUT THEATRE lear Ilh eve MntsWeL JJ hat Prices toMIKiiIAHT WEEK OK I I THE MIIAirOIIUVdN EIn Next I week OLD Ill 151 llohV llm 1 Flams 11UVhl SilCANNOT STAY IONd AMIIIi 1i VIlli In lbi lnlclpln t c AMnii i vi vi 111 tinil UitIeIeIti E I j A III JJt U 111 or cii Uldln I t NIBLOS niter Snifnl I r and 1r I IAHI NUJll t H in W Monroe MY AXT UICIChI t ilAMJtKIRtl I IAI 1 A K iMllniniiiiiv I V 4Ul siT i 1AIENT EXIIIIIITION aIi r t i Alttrtiuuiis iota tvtuliifr AUuilulou 2c I mucmtlt SICTItOPOIITlAf OPJUOA HOUSE WAGNER OPERA IN GERMAN UlllECTlON OF AVAJITU 1IAMIUIHCII Uraiid Testliiionliil and Jast Ierlnnnulieo of SEGFBJED In honor of the lonth appenranctt of Herr MAX AIVAKV IN THE TITLE UOIK which he created at thu Metrujolltau Dpera lloune Nov I IhHU I Urunnhlldc FRAU SUCIIFR Fcre I hint iis JlMUI Erie Hit MAIN K hle IUi IIKKK ALVAHY rn mmiT Inl AIAlY IU NIGHT I Mmo lliilU LANOi Wamlrter I I J nenl hcuWAPy Fnfner 1IKHH I IIKIIKHNS Alberlcb lltUH OllKlt I HAJJMEIl Krldav ionln fr Mmch X HIE MEIHTEK HIXMRR Ijtdt iHjrformance 1 Naturitav Mnn 21 rfuruwelt matinee TJUt N NU 1r I In reiponoo tt nunieron reinesn from music lor en for n foxv pcrfonuances at reduced price Mr Dnmruich taken pKahurc lu announcing an extra n wctk of Wagner opera uli the original f casts t coc tuuici and fccener AT POPPIAn PRICES Tucwlay crenlne March 21 TIJrlp PrII Irh l D i wxt7UEi ALUBE Frlila esellilig 21re ItI TNHAUSEB Urchettra al 5o Orcneitra clrre 1 nr t row a0 other ro c i 2 Dreiu Clrcle LIV I Balcony nt three rowrt 8150 other row 31 Family circle nrnt three roleS 91 other ii wd 75c eeftt In Omnibus liox 2 llrand Tier Uuxe9 aatinclx tM Mall ljoxr Keating four all A 12 Admission BOc nnd 41 1 Nowouiale MTISWAY PIANO USED KXCLCSIVIELY TIIEATRK Ilway cor 38th it ABBEYS Kvenlnss 810 Matinee hEtnrda 2 MME REJANE And company from Theatre I du Vaudeville This evening and Saturday matInee MA CO IM I M Frl and Saty En MA1MJN IK POUPEE The s1j IIE Teat Dolls House hy Henrlk Ibsen Beat Bale opens this morning for next I week Hon Tues nml Wed cvgs Dainlttn Sapho Thurs cvjr ami tiatv matinee l Haidouti Dlvorconi Fri and haty evg ly reqUcethMaCotnV I KvrnlnKa t ttili LYCEUM L i I AN JISIAL MVHIIANn E AV IIIKAI lllfSIIAl I II I Instunt itiiccesaor Mr Ulldftl lact conifdy Matinee Saturday 4th Av 23d St I liitU At the i Thursday MaImed i TIIF CASE I IF I riEiioys SUSAN win Via pia od MAX oKEII Thin Thursday morning at III MAX OltEIlJr 1 Her ltat Highness Woman1 t Ihljar Monday at 3 David ChrUtlo Murray Iwn read WHY r SAYS JAYS q comedy or fetters PALMERS A M PALMEK l lr O ole Manager nlo KVENINOH BilB MATINEE SATURDAY a iVIES XidRICr3Tr ASSISTED RY MR ERFV PlYMPTON AND A SPECIALLY hFLFfTED COMPANY IX OOKMI1 A NEW COMEDY OF AMERICAN SOCIAL LIFE BY CLYDE FITCH AND Lko DIFTRICHHTEIN SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2 5TH AV THEATRE Mat I Bat at 2 WM I HIS H WIFES CRANE I FATHER Comedy by Ulu Martha Morton Sealsjiecured2 wcekjjn advance MADISON HQUARK OARDEN CONCERT hALL Tuesday Evening Lat Ttvn Iterltiil by March 20 I SlA VEN HAGEN Thursday Afternoon Ilonll 1 Starch 25 atliin I JEAN GERARDY Seats SI f and lt 810 I Now iii iiI Vlolnncelllst 23 Union Square Kiiaberlutiiiciiwlxcuirtveiy ANTOINETTE SZUMOWSKAS Flmt 1lfno lleeltul lu Amerlcu TliiiiHiliiy Allcriiooii MarcliillM nl a MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT HALL TI Tt AT MlUIirRTHs 28 1NION SQIAHK tlTHTEINWAY MOS I IANO lIMED Ladles Club PROCTORS Theatre 2Hd St West kw m near Ilh to Continuous In I A L in IHHI I P M i 2V tIIe 51 1 A VALIE UII IN AMERICA Jules Levy cornet vlrluuu tills Wllla coirie dlar Weo I llwr i mely gfmnt i4lWrIlet l larrlnllo J 10OY 111lor laIUlo I others BUNtA I CUNCII ontl 2 to 101 I M I STAR THEATRE MAr E1GM MAT Gt DENMAN THOMPSON AND FlU OLD HOMESTEAD SUMJAy NKIHTMJNUS I AND PAIM1NUS EMPIRE THEATRE Charles Manager man The Triuplo of Uramatlo KuccesitN V Mia ANOTHER EMPIRE SUCCESS MPIREs Nulafuultv JOHNADREAMS line In Iho WIlo or It lleial1 MATINEES WEDNESDAY AM SATlKDAY FVENINOS MilS MATINEIS AT 2 1 IAN tm THEATRE L 11 lIItLMgr THK ENOU1IOUN COMEIIY TOO MUCH JOHNSON C WITI WM GILLETTE 150th Performance IiW8 Stfftm Kveiilng 591 Hallneu hullr 1t1 2 ACADEMy or MIHIC ACADEMY oIrI ft oiid Irving place Ullmorn ATompklus Props and Mauujers James C Roachs RORY OF THE HILL Prices 8100 7S 60c 25c MATS WED ANtI SAl AT 2 FVEAT Hllft u omU ANIIMiTIIHT IIKOADWAV J I MAT rVKOB HAT HIB j I TONIGHT NAli HRAIiLEV I1UMI HltONr bTATUC Coustaux and Ids tlaudlu Reere Maude Raymond HUuii liros Hiunjeau uud May and nuuilfiilHnmvliallet MONSTER CONCERT NUN DAY EVO 100 Alnuamis Jubilee lituerat Jtcsrrvoil seats 0c und 91 HERALD SO TjiKATJin 1E Sib flUla LI Off iiway and nMn II Km Mat 9 SQ IAKT WEIUC oiniv iDoea JAI f I MAT MARCH 21 I ROB ROY Moreli w Jlrs Pullur and Mr llcllii lntharlottu rnia I THKATRi ltglne l lit 8 lS I Tit iiiht lnn1 fatnid i nluhi I D ALY S StY ANt toail Y I rtliy I Mgut lnll and ttntay I TWO 1ENTIEUEN Ol VEItOVA I a1 U i r Ililvin Mr Wuiinin Mr Lewis Mr I Lire V Tuy uliiut next A ULThVU Ui1 t 1 Iw 1 i The man who wears a i mackin tosh can leave his umbrolhv at homo iu tho eonkiugost rain and not hurt his hat 1 bit i tho hut is good Got both hero mackintosh 10 to S2250 derby 3 and i yon want an umbrella our costliest ones fro not I bit better than tho Tiplop 5 An easy officecoat ot unllned black flannel ts ROGERS PEET CO TnrtFE Prince BROADWAY Warren DIAIWAY Warra STORES 5 381 St Another Importation Crepes nnd Crepons Fitly cases milled today including stripes plaids and clouded effects A full line of iipplcd Crcpons in dainty Spring colorings In our English and Scotch sections we are showing a most extensive collection of hcaiitiful Tweeds and Chevi ots in all the fashionable designs and mixtures Several specials are listed for today and tomorrow This is the last day of our International Costume Ex hibit in the Broadway Show Windows JAMES McCREEHY CO Broadway and 11th St 1tt nml 1 libii JUY THE FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS 23S Oth AT Wit B NORMAN Auctioneer Auctoner A GREAT ART SALE now on exhibition day and erenlnff Collection of paintings and studies by th Into I JAMES H BEARD N A i comprisIng many of hIs choicest works IncludIng the superb portrait of the late Gel VT Sherman i s 14 will be sold bj auction by order of the executrix This Thursday Evening March 21 at 8 oclock Also on tho name evennc fourteen splendid examples from tho nludla of MB V TOJETTI Incluillnc the great palnllns I ROMAN WOMFW AT THE BATH rat together with the collection of 1I C n GREEN of this city anU on Friday Evening March 22 at 8 oclock by order of the PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY OF BROOKLYN Executor and 0ETEISAr ridVATE INDIVIDUAlS 150 Selected Examples by Celebrated American and Eu wpcnn Artists TIE FIFTH A VENUE AIITUAJ IFKIES No aOO Fifth Avenue BALE Tills AFTKRNOUN AND TO 3IORII01V KltlUAY AT I15 OCLOCK THE RAREST ANTIQlITIEa 1IIRECT FROM CHINA RKMARKARLEOI POTTERY BEAUTIFUl BLUE EANI AND WHITE POn M17PERR MINGLE COLOR TAKES BPECIMENH OF JAIIE AGATE IE TtlYHT ANU AM Unit UNIQUE ORIITP OF BLACK RAW THORN VASES AHrS HUNG YUAN MIND KANOIIH UIlNlt0 ANII OTHER 1EUIODM KEIILES rED Collceted by noN P VON MOIIrNnAIlFF of ShanghaI Clilnu Formerly Prime Mlnluler to the King or Co rca and ierniun Contul ut FenFela l hIDa ROBERT MOM ERVI LLL Auctioneer ORTUIEH CO Manager ttl1rl AIIJrFVoV 1RMMIT1I1ti rout 18th I St near Udav Mallon only old sHulalist of over 41 years In this cIt blood skin ulcers I sore throat mouth painful snelllugs pain hack head hones chest heart lunxs kldneis hladder Irritation frequent iitlnful urtuatliiu ilUeharKes strictures elect My MKflloU cures permanently nervous delillliy neakness errors of youth had lreAnlloot mantxMM I melancholr this tlness Hhyness iremlillnK marrUie 13 1 WI Impediments to I weak undoelnpcd iIr careful solecilnx your iihyslclan I ll ounRiloctors I are advertising more jears In praitlcB I than they nro yearn nidi avoid them nml medical Institute coiji Patties ageilete lectrhttty bell humbugs Wrlleor call luleutllli lieatment and ad vice free best clchel no pay I uulossciirrd i Ii to W OL1 un OHKVnoflAItM AHI F iAI IK1 IN I DIWKAWfeH OF MEN lilm OLU llt ORhVS treatment positively cures orcunlo weak ness nenoun debility had itreams lost Miallly Weak ill f or shrunken nrgans Impediments I u marriage I ulcers i discharges Meet I siilciureH MMU throat none mouth tongue hlimd I I skin kidney I and bladder trouble mono gravel Innummatlm snellliiKi Ac onlcu o er lift j earn at lIt Kant I7tli tt near Union square flour Ii In Hi Sundays u lo t I JI treatment a 8u ad vlco free M llclni 81 I No pay unless cured OLI DUGRIIHE graduato University CUy nf New 10rk imHlicnl deiiurlmenii ar yearn 1 dlr lit In diseases of men only sores ulcers sklnlilood clUclmfKin gleet Ktrletuiei kidney hlaldcr poslllte cure for nervounitibllliy weak undeveloped organs Impndlinouti to marrluxe organic ueakucrs Wt llUMIr guarinleeH a iiulck iiermanent cure In all dUim s peculiar I lumen Ofmtiover in years at 171 West aJII I st bfl n ceo 11th unit 7th its s lowest charges for medicines only tivatmeut und ad I Ice 1 free Hours U I to u Sundays mo a No chargu tOilet cured lour AA AQ VItK UST IERIIIANENT cur cuarauieeillndiica es of men dangunuu cases sullciiid relief at once ilrritctatts tlent hilt trfutment tllem only The leading spoclalhjt I I UR UONSCIIUR UJVe VTfhstj u itu 9 i 7 to I fl bumlajs i fOIU I UI J ISEAHia OK iliiNHexiul and nervous tW oughly andscienlincally treated Ohillnate und complltMtcd cases solicited Varlcocele lost manh HMl I and nervous delilllty Charges reasonable results quick cure laktliijt I Consuliullon I and examination free Hours U to U and 7 to UIIf M eumllatun lir 11UNRV 1 KANC US I West Sllhsl 1 ICVTA CAIrIULEH i Arrest it note illschaiges from tan urinary organs whether Inherited I I or acquired Preserlhed Iiy emi nent physicians as 1 eat and 1 sure cure hi seven dajs severest c 1 sesjif ja noiTliu all druggists D I AND Mlia RKIMIARI speclallsls treat r J main Irregularities iu years experience 438 Leclngion av corner Iht J 7EMAIK I Irre ularllles skilfully treated by Improvixi methuds that are always effectual Wjrarsex llrlence i advice free lrauilMr ni KPSIO West hOt si M1CN stUnT midwife 21 years experience ladles 5 1 1 innlliud ennlldeinul tellable treatment i Itch atohou i iiOT Kast luili si 1 STRIfTIRK Blent and arlrocele cured without I OMTatlutn nil Uaeses and Meaknesscs of meu a I sIn tail 44 year i many l d turn t cut vii times and 4 ll iis Inlurid r Mltli sounds MLMlAL ilURKAU 101 Lttl UVU II U 1 ovcului cod 3uoday forcuogu a 11 1 t r ConccBtrsitlom cl reese mnke better eneh purtexpensies art leucened too We nell Shoe the better for lllnx lint and Men FnmlnhlDC though the hoemnn mlcht not know Derby from nn Alpine Ha only need knonr shoes Fine Calfskin or Patent I 4A4 leather Qoodycar welt sljllih J006ho sat J97 V 4 French Calf hancVsened 49S exclusive shoe stores f gurc no better at I Mens Furnishings Kljllalt Shirt for dre or hualneae Colored Madras woven patrOM e Uc WhIte Fall Drrit Percale Bhlrla Ineludlun tvo collar ant ono pair of cuffs HMO worth 160 OM Shirts tu Order UOO R1OOO 81OO for half 500 dozen Handfinished Ihroiuthoutsavlnst IA per cent Pajamas SI98 Suit Night Shirts silk tmlnoderti fronIJ6De linth lobe 81U8 Mens Hats Htyle and Hhaolute newneea tare the chief u Elegant Derby at p 190 Rich In Quality now In color Finer felts nt 215 and 200 and tho 4 Ii r finest at 340 ¼ uch a8 are usually told at 500 Silk Hats Fnlhlons decree todny Is atralelit crovn The Monte Carlo I the Inttt and a 8A8O pretty hut I Ii a crudes 83OO 548O 880 Inlotortt JrnittJ t POETIC EMERSON Kven Scale E E I F Matchleu Ton M M M II Klastlo Touch EEC E R esponstve Action K It R I Superlor Construction S S 8 H Over 08000 In use O 0 0 0 Number B8 Fifth Ave N N N N EMERSON PIANO TvAnEnOOMS tHE OPERA PIANO A rtttuctlon in price to itet requirements of the tImes 7permoothup lntntimenta The 11ome P1ano tltounatl I In 1 ii uprtglitc from 8 150 up en IIn threly new fully warranted Senil for bargain dr cular warnIng circular catalogue e wrnlnfakr 1CKK A SON Hroadnay and 47th et niir rnoM THE HANlfFAtTuum BRADBURY PIANOS stilt at factory t rlcei You make tho dealer prnnc New and nemmlhnnd uprlKHtA and Knunrrs all make W at prIce thnt cannot be twaten Sold on ln tollment limit S4 per o rent applied ou purchase Old pianos taken as nan payment F 1 MM fU lRnii A COn 171 ST THE FISCHER PIANO La rKiiaMortment Upright Grand and Square Piano fa mcnlerattt prices caih Inttallment and exchange aUoplano to rent i neveral bargains In aecoudhand pianos different makers FISCHER at PIANO low priced WAREROOM8 tj 110 Cth av corner IOU at U 1 Nnw York TiE WBSSNER PIANO the only nrntclais plnno Hold on elY monthly pay mentR warranted ten years Factory and wareroomil VU4 JUO LlW I Fulton nt and lilt a to 65M State It t brooklyn OIEX EVKN1NOH MATHUSHEK SON PIANOS Direct from Ihe factor at factory priced we guar antee lower price better terms than any other houl or dont watityour trade FACTORY 342 Wcat 40th stnear llth av K Y 1 E7CTCV PIANOS and CO I BIT ORGANS Pianos and OrwA to rent Iteut applied on purchase chase Catalogues and prices Rent on application HSTKY I SAXK I East 14th St THE GORDON VPBIGIIT Strictly nrst lajts tone antI finish perfMC 5tpl 111 WI t PATENT HAloiOMO THIRD PEDAU GOOD AS TiE lEST Send catalogue GORDON ino 5th a LAIiGAINSFiratcisss upright so uaro pianos fao 1 tory prIce rented eichnnne inntallments CfUtlSTMAN 84 East IDth t I A 1WAISI Upright pianos SM 87n 8ao Fischer 100 Chlikerlng SI WINTERROTH 1US East 1lb t adjoining sleilway l LEOANT upright piano tlUS 11 monthly stein lj way bargain vteNEIl 2U4 200 IllS Fulton it iirooktyn Oen eenhiig I i I XCLiFNT upright plao 185iS7monthi I Chick IJ erlnK bargain WlssNElt 35U State sU near t nol rr FlatbuRh 1 I av Brooklyn ELEGANT upright piano fully warranted tooT Scarf for asIc at a sicrldce MANdOID lOil 21 tl t FOHTY fullsize I plnms 70 each goost order I I monthly WlbbNElt HALL 2UO Fulton t Brook 8 3 RENTS UPHIOHTS 100 beautiful uprIght 5 40 S5 monthly SteInway IlIOtiLES Weher 7 East urr 865 MASON I IIAMLIN organ two banks of keys 1hJ fine order AND nsOK I OL SOIl Fulton St Dropklyn 6120 KRANfCH A iACU piano big bargaIn Q t easy terms ANDERSON CO COO Fulton t Brooklyn Ub1iC otrc pOST OFFICE NOTICE Should be read DAILY by all Interested at changes may occur at any time Forehnt malls for the week endIng March 23 will close PROMPTLY In all cases at this office as follows TUURHDAYAt 12 M for Cape Oracias per steam ship Regulus Icttersfor Jamaica Ilelfze Guate mala and Puerto Cortex must be directed per Regulus at J P M for ROCA8 DEL TORO per steamship Hiram from New Orleans FRIDAYAt 12iu P M supplementary 1 P 711 for LEEWARll anil WINDWARD ISLANDS MAR TINIQUE and 1JARIUPOEH per steamship Her mnda letters for Grenada Trinidad and Tobago inim he directed per Rermuda I 8ATURDAYAt S A JL for GENOA per steamship 1ulila l letters must be directed per Fulda at U AM for IKRMUUA per steamship Trinidad at 10 A SI supplementary 1080 Mf for JAMAICA and SAVASILLA Per steamship Alleghany letters for other parts of Colombia and for Cota Rica via Llmon must bo directed per Allegheny nt 10 AM supplementary 1010A M for FORTUNE INLAND and 1IAYTI per steamship Alps at lllMU A M for CAM PFOIIKTCIIIAPAH TAIUSCO TIJX PAM and YUCATAN per steamship hcguranra letters for other parts of Mexico and for Cuba must be directed per Beguranea at 1UIO A M for LA I PLATA COUNTRIES direct per steamship Flaiman at in A M sup plementary 1230 P M for FRANCE SWIT ZERLAND ITALY SPAIN PORTUGAL TUft KEY and I1R1TIS1I INDIA per fteamshlp La Os s cogue via Havre letters for other ports of Europe must lie 1 directed per La dascogne at 11 AM for NLTHERLANDH direct per steamship Werken dam laltotterilam Hetierxmust bedlrected per Werkendam 1 at llSO I I A M supplementary llo PM I I for EUROIE per steamship Lueanla S ligunenstown all PMfor NCOT1ANIJ direct I er steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow letters mim Iii edlieeted i pi r Ethiopia at H11U P M fnr IT PIERRE MIQDELON per steamer from Halifax atH30p 1 M for NEWFOUNDLAND per steamer from Rallli SUNDAYAt 8110 A M for NORTH IIIUZIL per stramihlp Clement via Para Marnnhsm and feara letters for other parts of Drarll must be directed per clement 1 Malls fur China Japn and Hawaii per steamship China from San Francisco close hero dally up to March KO at SOlO PM Malls for hueS ic ly Islands 1 er ship Tropic Illrd from Han rranulsco close Jire i dally up to March Va at ilIO P M Malls for China anti Japan spiclally addressed only per steamship Empress of India front Vancouver iliv here dally up to March V9 at 1130 P M Malls for Hawaii per steamship Australia from nan Francisco close here dally up to March 27 nt lio P I M Mails for China and Japan specially addressed only per steamship Taronm from raionia close Here dally up to March 2H at ilSO P I Malls for Australia except those for West AiiHtralla which aro orwardtd via Europe Nuw Zealand Hawaii Fiji and Bamnan Islands per steamship Arawt from San Francisco clow here dally up to March Ml at nUi P SI i tor on arrival nt New York of steamship Auranla nllh Hrlllsh malls for Auntralhu Malla for Aus tralia exre t West Allah ails Mow nil nnd FIJI Isl ands per steamship Wnrrlmoo from Vancnuicr rlosii here dallv after March Ml 1 ud up in Aurll U at aop M MaIls for Noufounillaiid bv roll to Halifax and thence br steamer close at tnlsufflco ilullyat 5511 p 1 M Malls for Mlquelun by rail to KiKioiiand ihenee by steamer close at this ofilco ilnllyat HUl PM 1 Malls for Cuba clone at this eEl cii dally at ill10 P M for forwarding by steam era stilling Illousday ihturttays rind Iaturlayei ftorut iori Tutunpa Ha Slailefor Mexico osrlaiuti ulruheaalteielIyu1dllmeus4ror iiesptch by steamer elton at h1 oflite ilaily at 51 I Si TransPaclflc malls are rorwardod lo port of sailing dally and the schedule of closing Is arranged nn the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit Registered mill ioMtu o P h M previous day After thu closing of the supplementary transatlan tic malls nsme r above additional supplemeutaiy Jualls are opined on the piers of the Amerlcau ing lUh French and Herman steamers and remain open until ultlilu ten minutes of the hour of culling of steamer CHARLEH W DAYTON Postmaster Pot offlce New York N Y March In IMua NOTICE VAN TABNKLL4 KEARNEY AucllnneerZ l will aell to the highest bidder at public auction Monday March VS 1HU5 at IU oclock noon the leasus of certain bulkhead sad wharf properly on the North Knit and Harlem Rivers for full particulars see the City Record cophe for sale at S Cfty lull gflttntjs 1PriAlt I ln 1 TATE COMPANY S43 tiroatlwsy Quickly lj obtained pttrnts for Intentions expert sari el ice lowest diaries Washluxlon branch Compendium What in Intent for Prom mailed fresT wpuuw IATKNTB for Invrutlons jinvureii romptly low IDVetOn ru i a1ai 1tOlI 4 l3itt8EN I 4 2t4ILU at Il Y 1 JaL r t TODAYS OFFER Our attraction today at both stores is the low price weve made for all our imported light and dark tan gloves except Dents sac nly lye ents This prlco is a third loss than tho cost oT Im I port Your SI jo lu stock toduy tomorrow wo I cant promise 7 HACKETT CARHART Q AND COMPANY Two Stores nrNI1 WRY and CnaI Street Broadway below Chambcru Street CII111 ot1 1111011 ilE TA v i A N i roa AND 004 O 1 AV ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WE WILL NERVE AT OUR OLD ESTAB iiuiirn OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE FROM 1 TO OCLOCK A QUICK BUSINESS ltINCDI FROM C TO B OCLOCK AN EXCELLENT FINK DINNER HOT JOINTS AND VEGETAIILEg AT 10 KOe 3Oc AND uSe GAME IN SEASON HOMEMADE DUSHERTS A SPECIALTY CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF BIJOU OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE COS AND CO 4ITH AV TJFSTATRANT liE PARIS JLV French bualli Kicargotl do Bourgogne s afiJfI I ft t 1r IooILj

C sr Red Head Duck Grouse Partridge Venison io Washlncton square 4th St New York SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL BOULEVARD AND WEST 71ST ST Choice Suite furnished or unfurnished to rent by week month or year cuisine of tho highest order rates reasonable WILSON It LAWRENCE Managers Hotel Renaissance 4811 ST ENTRANCE O WEST NEW RESTAURANT NOW OPEN Culslno ami acrvic ot tho s cry higli st order StW aolm fncllltlcs I for large dinner Irlrate dinIng Wf 1LIv JJ J f1 tr lg rooms open until lUI JL for the accuinmodatlou of theatre parties Host 75cent dinner In town wine Included MAISONNETTE I O3 Vet OStli Mt Also breakfast luncheon and supper Open till midnight Everything everythlngclean ortiflnJott IEi1lcToRIAtOibiii V L Ono of the most magnificent hotel In Europe Five huudre rooms superbly furnished Zlectrlo light throiiRlmut InsRpnRer lift to every floor Tablo dTioto at sepa rate tables from 0 to H30 price 5s open to nonrel l dents SpecIally reduced tarOt t during the winter Suites nf rooms for families For terms apply to manager Dcrnu J5ttall1tr AMERICAN LINE NEW YOIIKFOUTHAMPTON IxmilonParls ParisMar 2711 AM I New York April II 11 AM Berlin April H 11 I AM j I InrlsArii 17 I 11AM RED STAR LINE NEW YORKANTWKRP WtnlaDd Star 274 PM I I VaeslamtAprll 10 0 11 NoorniandAprlli 11 1 AM I t Frllao April if noon iHlernntlonul NavigatIon Cosapanjr Pier 14 North River Onice ullowllna Oreen K Y aSAKf STAT3 211MB New York to llasKOw antI Movllle Londonderry Throuch tickets tu Liverpool uhlln I I ftc tm t J p From pier foot West 81 I it St North River State of ornlaSturflay March SO I PM litirweglanApril tal I S of Nebraska April27 Steamers marked with do not carry passenRcrs Cabin 40 v eoo Second Cabin M Steerage 310 AUSTIN BALDWIN It CO Agents S3 Hroadwqy CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Intended steamships sailing from Vanenuer TO JAPAN AND CHINA EMPRESS INDIA 1 April I June 3Aug0 EMPRKSS OK JAPAN ApriniV J une U4 AUK 28 EXIIIIIITION KYOTO JAPAN APRIL 03 TO HONOLULU FIJI AND AUSTRALIA WARRIMOO April 11 MIOWERA May lu Second cahln accommodations very low rates for tickets and freight rates apply ii33 broadway For freight rates On YIIW Wall St N Y COMPAdNIE OENERALE TRAN8ATLANTIQUE J FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE IA OASrOONE llandelon font March 32 P M LA ClUMPAdNK lItSaI March DOo A M LA lliuit i UVE LebuMif Sat April il 1 noon tamer In Tonrnlne will flak nn Extra rimilne from Nrw York to Havre Wednesday April 10 nt 53 1 tl New York tn Alexandria Egypt via Paris iIlp valid 10 days First class tlixt second 1 1 class Ci lit A roRdET iienoral AKCIU a i Rowllnti Oreep lUNAR LINE TO LIVERPOOLVIAJUEENSTOWN Lueanla March S31 P 31 I AuranlaApril 0 a P M LtrurlaMarch iiH AM Umhrln AprIl 1H H A M From Pier 40 North River fmil ol I larkson st VHIINON H RRO WN COOenI AKU llowll Green COLUMDIAN LINE TO NAN FRANCISCO AdvanceMarch IO I Finance April IV From Pier ill N It Christopher Steerage t pnsngti S4u IniludlnR total and berth STAMFORD PARRY HERRoN ft CO Ueneral Agenta 011Th OERMAN LIXYD S 8 CO NORTH mfdJjI W 14 YR l bllORT ROUTi TO LONDON AND CONTINENT FAHT EXPRESS hTEAUERS Lahn Tues Mar 214 PM j Ems fat April r1 A M TravcTUCKAprMiAMI I I tIa 01 TIItAIrlI II A M OKIRICHS A CO 2 Bowling lroen OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer for NORFOLK PoRThMOlTH I OLD POINT 1 f ljn m Wlmslkllll COMFORT and I NEWPOK r NKWS VllmlNIA RICACH ErElIlnuItl all1 UCMX1 VA alit AbIIlKU TON HiCihitSb It Sion sin JAMES Tue ittVElt I et Titurs Slot tetI itiitl t4t anti list Ior Jtr WEST POINT VA Tiiiiinure ann Bat From Pier ZO N R foot of Reach st at II l PM 1 halurdayt 4 11 Through tlclieis ami 1 freight I rates to all polnis W L CI IlIILLAUDEU Trafflu Maiutfcr WIBBTflJ TIC LJNF UAJWTIO Wednendny March K7Hi10 AM No ADRIATIC coiTONOAiutii nv Wednesday PAbImSUFl April SIKASIEIIIt ml l noon Second cabin accommoilatlons mi theso steamers from till accoiilliiKtii steamer Steerage from New Yorx nil rlIahiliekol UrI Office UU JJroadwny or rn the wharf foot of West wnk Lrrfl mt llllhU I II MllTLANU KKRHEV Agon Sttnmbollt 83 TO BOSTON U TO WtUCCERTER TNORWICH I alit 14h NORWICH LONE Rlcamers lm a Pier old numhor 4t N It next Deiurosses 01 week days only I oibu P M 1 Anno Or chestra on each steamer FALL RIVER LINF FARES REDUCED Only tu lo Iliwtun for llmlteil ucketn lleiliiiril lutes to all points The PLVMOl1 II and IIMilllu l liifoiii I in ssluu A fine orchestra ou loih Leave Pier l 13 2 tutu I Iji N It toot of Slurruy st week day 2T ASDEtLLItFl1tearnra lea lher V4 5 rt It tout trallklJt for Crulonl Wet 101111 Ctil llpriitiCttruwail Ihahkhhh Lauding I sad vWlJureb week iiaya I P sf i Nuodaye t A r TONINCiTUN LINEInsldo rout to Iiostou ami the East all fares reduced Hteamers laO New IlJ Btt N II at 8 P M 1 dally except Sunday ti f tlli nt t gatr m LAW ADVICE Hre time auitl riix Dt or wmteful I lliiira lion Wrnu a httillu 5tateuottt or 3 our TPfTT case wltli all the aria und get a rlesr legal onlulin la I writing We 11Ia the larnest law library In tItle tuuo try at the disposal of nur AdvIsory iiord Wntakii ito law soil fee 2 bend for our proepectuL Communications strictly confidential 1 u ArSeuiui Iiw Advie ASiortatlo5 J tO vWAUltOFgLY5Nug A7 Hwa Ui by W usuiat TOM N ylh 1 oot Oi 4 v ONeills 6th Ave 20th to 21st St a Lt d SPECIAL SALE Dinner Sets i MADDOCKS SEMI PORCE I LAIN DINNER SETS with Soup Tureen Colored Enamel Decora tion Service for 12 persons 998 Set Made to sell for 2000 GERMAN CHINA DINNER SETS with Soup Tureen Colored Spray Decoration Service for 12 persons 1598 Set Made to sell for 2750 ENGLISH SEMIPORCELAIN DINNER SETS Delft Blue Dec oration 130 pieces 1898 Set Large Assortment French China Dinner Sets at REDUCED PRICES Iiholulj Pennsylvania a T VHj5COA 3 STATIONS foot of DESUHOSSES oil OItTLo tJT STS In Effect Ja VtO 18UV Oi3O A Sf FAhT LINE Parlor ear lo Pittsburgh lUtUO A Sf JKNNHVLVAMA LlSUTtDlullnlu comparlmeufr MevplliK DliilnK SmokiUK unil Ob servation furs Arrives Chicago 0 A II Cleveland B1S AM Cincinnati U4D AM I Indianapolis 743 A M 1 St IolllR II 1 P I M 1 and Toledo II A M 200 P M CHICAGO AND HT LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman bleeping and Dining Cart to St IouU Louisville and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1043 A M St ouls7 PM Chicago J M OiOO P M WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman Sleep ing and Dining Cars to Chicago and 1 Cleveland Ar rives Cleveland 1123 A M 1 Chicago 0 P M next 7l4ftP day M SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESRPullmnn Sleeping and Dining Can to Cincinnati I and HI Louis I Arrives Cincinnati SItfJ IndIanapolis 1013 P M St Louis 7 A M second morning BlOO P tl PACIFIC 1XlHESSIullman Sleeping Car to Pittsburgh Connect for Chicago dally and tletclanil Ant Inledo except Saturday WANIIINGTON AND THE SOUTH 8 MJO V lil iDmlng Car II AM 211 01120 8VU CongriSluual TJlnlng car Mm 430 all Dining parlor Can and S Dining Dining Card Can H P M la I S nIght Sunday 14 31 u AM 1 II 120 I 11 Congressional lr Mm tb nil Parlor and Dining Cur k 820 DiningCar I 4205 Dining Car u P M 1215 night BOIJTHERN RAILWAY Florida Express 120 P11 dally Sleepers to Augutta Jacksonville St Au Kustlne and liilnpa t0 P 1 JL dallj Sleepers to Ashevllle lint Springs Memphis ami New Orleans I213nlgbt dally Sltopera to MoutKomery and Jack ont Ille ATLANTIC COAST LINE Florida Special for Jack sonville and St Augustine 4lll P I M II eek days U A M dally Sleepers Tampa Augustine Xlacon Charleston tl IeJ I dallySleeper II to Tampa CIILhAPEAKl AND OHlV RAILWAY Expreis 000 P M dally Through Sleeping Slut lInlu Cars FJitI1 IQg ftIMlrP1R RgIW IiII FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NORFOLK I via taps Charles t Route I tlcJ AM week days and with TrrougU Sleeper M P M dallj FOR XTLANTIU CITY 150 P M week days Through Buffet Parlor Car and Coach FOR CAPE MAY 101 I M week days f tl b1 For Long Brauch Abhury Park ocean Grove an l Point Pleasant WllO JL M 1 1210 i40 Sll and 1130 P M week days Sundays except Anbury 1 rkOa tle f IAlbur g e i T Park and Ocean ri vc l4r A M 515 p M FOIL rn iAi iirniA 880 780 B bHO u 1IU1U t I I Pelina Llmlled 1010 Oc kII OI lU11 l lbW Dining I Car 11 I I AM IV 1 V Mlil HUO ibining CHId 430 Dining arlill 1lmilmtg Car II 730 H HP il 1210 nIght SundaysB Hao ItlSO CIO Limited IDA M 2 l Dlnlmt Car iiu Dining Carl 44SOIlnlnR Car 3 Dining Car u 740 5 u P St 1121111 night Ticket oWceBt Nos tl 114 llim 1H2 111 I and Jilt Broaduavl Actor Hou o anti tOOl of Desurottscs ami Cortluuilt Nl li 4 Court vt biio Fiillou us liroatlwne timitl lIcttkh II tflhiPt dutlon tint of Eut kll l IJ Ilt J jt TlC ton at firnolclyui SlatIQu Jersey City TIle Sew York Iranarer 4trtlpnmv seth cull for ant cheek i f rh W IIr mo t1J baggage from itotelu nmtl residences through to des tlnntliMi S M PREVOST J It WOOD Ueuerat Manager General Passr Agent LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Hlntlonn foot ofCortliindt fe Deairoe mt 700 A A dally torMAliCII CHUNK and Inter mediate stations H 11 A M dally for GENEVA ROCHESTER our tHJ st ll l li m lfi FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION 1IH1DUK and the West and principal local points dining car to Sac penl m Bridge Pullman I cRtlhule sleeper to Chicago 1110 A U tlatiy for IAUCU CIItN and Inter incdiula points connections for Reading null Harris burg 1 too F If dally except Sunday for ELMIRA nnd all Intermedlatn l stations rl connecting for JoUnvlIlu J i and Reading chair car to Wllkecbarre 4ilo l M dally except Nun my for L I and II JUNCTION and I principal Intermedlatu Kinlloni Pull man liuffel parlor car to Wllkesbarie ronnectldu for Pottnvllie I Itl F h IIrie except t1gri for BOUT PLAiNFiF I 1 I and Intermediate untlons CilA P IU dally Inr KAHTON and 1 Intermediate ala to OtOO P 31 dully for BUrFALO NIAGARA FALLS COIl all points West Pullman sleeper vestibule train New York to Chicago sleeper to IiulTaJo end Toimito Conneiion foi Reading und HarrIsburg Cub P M dally except Sunday for EASTON and Intermediate HtntlniH TrI P M dally for ITHAIM OENFVA rtOCHES r Tiat BUITALO I NIAGARA FALLS r ami an lo imints Well PullmnnslitnTsioChlcaiuinJ lluffuliihalr car lo I WllkcuUnrro Tickets nnd Pullman tccnnimmlntlnns at 213 2111 144 and LillS liromlway 141 Bowery HI I Kiut 14th I H I IOilKa t IsMh St Nun Yurk Mll Iulton It 4 purl st Broadway and Kruuklji Annex Irook InTh lie S 1 Transferee will call for and check Lag page froni hole and rcjIdeiuvMlirouEh destination BALT1MOKK cf OHIO R il Fan Eipress Trains Tu Baltimore tVnxlilualnu IlilcuRD Inch null at i LoiiU und nil Point Weal PULLMAN I Alt b11 ICE ON ALL TPAINb lens c New York foot of llxrly I si aully ForcillCAiiO 1 iu ii Matid I 2 lo I night PITTfcllUKillI 1 IUP I MIIIIII I I 9 I night CINCINNATI KT LOUIH UOtl A H 1 IIOU P M VASHINIIIONIULT1WORK I 000 A il 1IIO I I A M Dlulngar 1iQ I I 11110 1 I M ex buu BnO P I M I l lnliiKiarioAp I M 1 I 1 13 I nlsht All I trains run dully except iHO I P M For Nirfilk 1 1 21 jl A M dally I aO 1 II ex Sun NKWORIFANN Riuinnie l1rISinl anti Chattuuooga through Pullinsn Sleeper ftUii P I M dally All trains I Illuminated I with Plnttch light 81 r1 112 I io 152 r 1111 k 410 JL U3 Hroadeay ill r 14th t tI 147 Iltiotry 1tew aork hEft 1144 IlilIan at fN I Ill Niitltl Mrw liberty a1 C Ii it of NJ N 1t W lrr nltcl r Srv trk I mautaf I u will call or anti chuk tag gait rrttt hOI1 or rsllale tn Iellnallo New York and Boston All Rail N Y N II anLlIIIt K and Connections troin Urand Central Malluu 1I1 Leave Iiy way nf Due U ItO A M I Springfield and Worcester Sl I p I M r loiKI A M44Ncwlx dun and Providence totl p M 1 liiui A II New London Providence 4 nil P I M II I I ou A M Hprlnztleld and Worcester Situ i n I JJ 1 St New Lniiiion uud Providence 7 i idi P I i M Ho I I M New Ixindiiii and Protldence u 00 P M 0 iu P I M WllllmanlUand X Y ami r N A UMI P I M I 4 1111 I U 1 prluUlhI1 alll nnctr IU 111 P Si 1 nou I I w ionin anti Irts hlIlr 11 I 00 I II II I I Itlll St ttrlntirIl autl I Ir I I A I I 11 olil i SI 1 IAmdo anti lfosIiIiutl e l Oil A SI 1 lull llIlyllleluIIIIK uiutitisy lat Pivehour ifmireiiVJil I pirfiir cars fare ftluclutl leg tgmhur ear seats Return service same hour and by same route Thtouih parlor ad sieolug cars by each train U T UKHnTeAP 1sucpt 11 H f r I I cc IL j 2 I I JJ 2 p fa cy ry jy UJlfir I I f L VP J r V i 1 fe r d ll 1 P1 f jJW1 ff CWJ IP 1 4 SPECIAL SALE 5 Oclock Tea Kettles r and Chafing Dishes 120 Brass Tea Kettles and Stands 129 Each Regular Price 175 185 Brass Tea Kettles and Stands flat shape I 148 1 audi Is US Each Regular Price 225 and 275 25 Heavy Brass Tea Kettles ond Stands Swinging Kettles 448 Each Regular price 575 Nickelplated Chafing Dishes I with Hot Water Pan 248 Each Regular price 350 None of the above Goods can be duplicated at these prices when this lot is sold sold1taUr I 1taUr nas AMERICAS ORBAYHOT RAILROAD NKWYORK ri RAJL HUDSON RIVER R H From Grand Central Station 411 it H lUO A Jr Except Sunday Umpire State Express Fastest train In the world Oi3O AM MDall Fast Mall For Pyracme Roch ester Huffalo Niagara Falls Clilratro I tnlrt Except Sunday Bay Express For all rr important State points I 1 tOO 1 L Pally Southwestern I Umlt 1 For Cin cinnati Indlanapols St Louis and Chicago 3t3O P M rEeBIt Sunday For Writ Point IouiA keepsle Albany Troy Saratoga 4i3O P iL Dally North Shore Limited Due Dft troll 820 A M Chicago 4SO P JL OtOO r MIally l For Albany Troy UuCTalo Cleve land Detroit i Chicago Cincinnati I Bt Iniili tIt5 li UDaily For Troy Saratoga IJnrllu lon rinttsburgh anti Montreal 7i3O P MDally for Auburn Road poIntS Buffv t Niagara FalU Cleveland Inel ana polls su Louli Chicago OtOO P MIially l Ilo sleeping car paasengcrsfor Rnrhrsur carrleifon this train Oils PM Dally l For Clayton l Capn Vincent Og bfr la dcnsburg Cleveland i Detroit Chicago 12iO Night except Sunday night For Albany Troy gJ rft r 1 Buffalo i Nlairnra Calls Chicago OrO4 A M and Hi38 P MDnlly except Sunday tn Plttslleld via Harlem Division Wiffner Palace Cam on nil through traIn Tralna Illunnnatol by PlntbCll light Ticket and Wagner oIlier Ornnd Central Station 118 JIll 411 78Dliroadwoy 11 East 14th St Lincoln hnlldlng 14 2 SJroadway 210 Columbus iv fiJ Wtl 123th it and 13Hlh lit station New York HlfanJ 7i Fulton U and lll broadway Irft brooklyn baggage clieckeil from hotel or residence Ijr IM WpHtcott Kxpreu Company JOHN M TOUOBY GEORGE H DANIKIS General Manager liin 1asiinifr Amnt DEIiVAICE lACKAWANNA ANU WEKTEUN 1C It a II Station New York oCt ofltarclny and Chrlptopier I Mt TESTIU V1 ET U A IN H VJll M A N Jt t F FET CARS lIJSTHCII LIGHt Direct route to Newark Illnomneld Mmilclalr lIt Oranges Summit Uernardsville tasking I Ridge Until I J IP rcdi kll II ed son Morrlstown Passalc Paterson liuonlon liHtr Ktanhnpc Kudda Lake Lake Hopatconp Hackili town Schooleys U tlttJ WashlnKton Phillipsmn Easton Water Gap I HtroudsbllrK rokono Mnimlinn Scranton 1lltston Wllkesbarre Namlcnke Danul1 NorllliimberlandMontroS Illntliamton Oxford 5 Ir wleli Watervllle Ullcii Rlchdeld 1 Mirlnro Cirllan l Syracuse Osweeo Itluica I OIVCKO llmlrn I Cmuuii Hath Dansvllle Htiffalo and all points West Scrub west and Houthwrst tiZO A Dlnghamton Mall Sinps at prlnilpol Ilfl lttultl 000 A MnulTalo Rcranton Hlnirhnmtnii Itlia itlcnneld Kprlns Syraoiise and tisweiro Kjpros Pullman buffet parlor cars Iuniiein I at liurraia with train for Chicajo arriving nt u II 0 next moru I lOO r MScranton Rlnchamlon and Klmlra Ei pres Pullman parlor curd 4 KM P Miwranton WlllceMnrre and Plymouth I utresa Pullman icr 7i tRO 7 U IIW II ul hltulTnIt OIlIJIIlo Limited Ex iinsn lor Hiranloii lUu liimi tout 1111I Ira Iliiffalii Pullman buffet Meilnn nr i IUIIKVU at liulTuo with train for Clilcimo nrrlvlniniui5 V M neit O 3O P MDallj raiilonHliighamlon tIWn Syracuse and ObVeKo Lpress Pullman frI slespcra Ticket uttl llullmall nollllllmlation at 71 Ii Iurr V 51 anti all lctintica itilla at ferry etathitna attl IIU lIaln 1 V cal 12Mh 01 280 Coltutitlt ac New York R nll 1 lIlt tlIltoa at 1 an 74 IIrHI uiiv lIflo l II TUMI tabletKlvlnx infonniitloa at all 81011111 WentcnttB Mpren Company will pall for and chid iaggnK fool hntcl nr ritllencn to dntlnatlijn ERIE LINES 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