The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 17, 1895

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T r INTELLIGtg LEADING MERCHANTS READERS I THE WEATHER PREDICTION THE SUNS i I W I C I For New ork nnllts Vidnlty t FTV I ONliTAlIX JATnONlt I I rA en nEUTRum Tnzn i I c h U VnNO 259 NEV YORK FRIDAY MAY 17 1895COrrmGlT 18Hj nr TILE SUN PRINTING AND PU JSING ASSOCIATION IIIICE vo CENTS TOE WEST END IN ASHES Inn DEVASTATES FIVE ACRES OF I I COSBY ISLANDS PLAYGROUND Concert HalUt Peanut Stand Hnloon PH Illon nd Hotel and the John T llcltnne FIt Swept AwnyFlTe hun S dred Feron hIomeIeusflpronhen fbr IlrcoklyB KeCormer Wh Iroralled th Iit nd n Fire epartment but Gave None Onefifth of West Brighton Goner Island was destroyed by frs yesterday The los Is cstU oaten1 nt 200000 The Post Omce with much null matter a largo hotel brewery and about MI 1 Viltilln y known nn Cnn Tftlnnri am w n n um If plncc s were burned and some COO persons were left homeless The fro strte In Victor Leavltts photograph gallery In Sea Beach walk opposite Feltmnns picnic pavilion Tho building VA vacant and photographers who were seeking galleries for the coming season liiul been looking It over Beverixl had lighted Ores thira to cook their mult Policeman Morgan hear the cry of fro It 1015 oclock yesterday morning and running t the gallery ho eaw the flames bursting from the rot te Set t this bulldlne were Kuhlmanna Metro poliun Concert Pavilion and tho unoccupied St Nicholas Hotel Long before tho Fire Depart ment could answer Morgan alarm tho sea treere hal epread tho fire t both building Tho llrst effort to Debt the fire was rather lit directed The most expensive building In the Immedlnto neighborhood was Feltmana pa illlon but as tho wind waa blowing directly from It no Immediate danger threatened It Mr Fcltman did not stop to consider that fact lie WM walking In Surf avenue when ho saw the fire Ho rushed Into his barroom and bhouted t Ills eon who had not caught tho alarm Charley 1 Charley 1 Dot house ofer dere I on Tire You gcdt all dcr beeplo In tier bla und sent cfery tam one on tob mlt puckcts of rater undt look oudt ver dls bloce Charley obeyed and soon all Feltmana men wero carrying buckets to the rot and emptying them anywhere to the great damage of the hotel furniture on tho top door James T Nelson Treasurer of tho Sea Beach Railroad was In the Sea Beach station near the fire and he at onco sent orders t tho sixty or seventy Italian laborers who were working on the Norton Point extension of the road t Im provise a bucket brigade As soon a they ar rived he set them to throwing water on the burning house using tho pavilion a a point of antage t In In hour the flames had covered the entire area from Surf avenue the main street on the avenue stret north to Maiden lane on tho south and from West Eighth street on the east t Feltmans walk on the west in all three blocks The Sea side Athletic Club and tho old Iron pier were on the south side of the fire line and were saved by the southwest wind When all the engines supported by hook and Udder companies from New Utrochtand Union Tie were ready for use It was seen that there was almost no hope of extinguishing the flre and consequently the firemen bent their en ergies toward confining It to the three blocks made already apparent burning Tho wisdom of this was soon Tho wind threatened to blow the dames across Eurf avenue and spread the cinders over tho Immense Sea Beach Palace In which are tho Atlantic Athletic Club rooms a concert hal the Sea Beach Railroad offices and John C Myerss palace cat6 In that event CohenaAl bemarle Hotel J J Doyles hotel and the Long bland Railroad depot besides numerous smaller buildings would have been destroyed and with them nearly all that makes West Brighton Richard Garross hotel Robert Burckhardts nloon and the she connecting the Prospect Hotel with the Long Island Railroad depot were several times on 1r and were saved only wer sve Vy rWr1etotL ser t uQI effort a the firemen And the firemen had no sooner begun t get the biwsil within llmlu than the water began t rive out but the llreboat David A Boody came nont op near shore a few minutes later paid out 600 feet of hose and sent In an abundance of Alt water t the engines The biggeat loser is the Boa Beach Railroad Company A large number of the burned homes belonged t that company which ac cording to Treasurer Nelson cannot replace them for less than 30000 The Paul Bauer estate lost about 30000 while the Old Iron Her Companys loss amounts t about 5000 The rest of the loss is I divided among small bonl owner and their tenants Excepting the Old Iron Pier property none of the buildings was Insured Conrad Stubenbord who lost f 12000 had Just relinquished his Insurance on account of tho excessively high rates demanded on Coney Island property The John Y Mc Kane dats In which were the Post Office and llr Hills drug store Michael OBrien res taurant and the Rochester Brewing Companys establishment were destroyed with a loss of 15000 to the destroyohwlth Three firemen were overcome by the smoke but none of them a injured seriously Wil liam Gallagher fell from tho top Btubenbords hotel and nan burned severely He was nearly suffocated when rescued Emanuel Erlanger of Coney Island also fell from btubenbords Hotel and bad his head badly cut Henry Butler an electrician 27 Flatbush avenue Brooklyn while on an electric light pole cutting lire wires rccched a shock and was badly Iforciied The people of Coney Island without excep tion are disgusted with tho city of Brooklyn and its ofllcinU Mr Wilson said the tire was pot handle as It should have been because the local Volunteer Flro Department was Inade quate and that had the Brooklyn reform Ad Jamlbtratlon ncted In accordance with Its prom ise mao when Gruvescnd boramo apart of Brooklyn and tho old Fire Department went out of existence no eueh disaster could have oc curred As it was there were only three en gines available two from Coney Island and one from bhecpshead Bay t fight a file covering early live acres of wooden buildings Coney Island hospitality did not fall under TtiterdajH test Tho hundreds of homeless ons wern distributed about among tho rest of the population and the whole Island avowed Its Determination to let nobody Butter The Hea Bench Palnrc Doyles Hotel Cohens Hotel tnamteran drug store and the Palace Cafe were crowded with the homeless long after the lire 71 ROXAN IN A TURBAN But IIli Speech Hcnrnyed Him fletcher life When lie Turned 1 On Tom Itonan the Bower orator had nn audlenco with Mayor Strong yesterday for the firtttlme since ho tried to get a constituent Iet cnsttuent lame squeal appointed Commissioner of Btreet Cleaning When Tom went t the front for Sx0al ho was clothed in best Baxter street Itfloand took with him his rich Park row din let lie vtu disguised yesterday In a fantastic tut Indian garb including an enormous tur bn He hall not divested himself of his ilia jwt thou 11 and when he opened his mouth before Col Strong the latter penetrated his dls Luke Honan was accompanied by two natives 51 nates India whohe garb hu bad copied 1Ib ha Thea wIlen they entered the mighty pre fir of tbu JIaj or bowed low and smote their COilheais f In hiimblw salutation of greatness IreatnelS ltra Mayors lI5eflger Heatbertou sidled up to

uiinnc YcHin ted 10 you penk 1nllh 7 S Jfrliipr bMtct life was the prompt reply De1 C launte ef ulnt Uepcwbeul twny can speak it bcttern mo and liealiertI i nas convinced and conducted the dnk Strangely i c tuined trio over to the Mayors Ilative Indian salauming aDd heating their lorVllf if elaamhll Ind tn t Caumeotini ilon said on this mode f salutation Ora D at 10It l mind demo Colonel Dey aint nutty d de way dUf shako hale Jii J 01 toiler a hrhnnlHI lUte do little giblets Is do covent of r hl ent who froiii do Plae Hoy I more frol wlu SUIbg c In 11 Wlor Ior genus dl tOI what 11 111 II Colonel awl lioIan d u ui 1 Ot Iololel HOIHI Iro a dutjn I Il I u hu elole Voru intro ioi l 111 un WI Iouh wed Introucl It t flrt t cut 7 Thuj41 1 Jr the and turning titL 11u 1llcpteil package turlin t II lory 1Ilew I ald IICI Iil pi turn Iurk Ronan 7 ur jiuuaii t I i nt r oIbi alr tIl lurk Mr Major but Im a foreign hew 1 Yrk m I 1 ly Im j In tralnin to get a xilaco In I I romri l h i 1JII I left iho City Hall he went up tLrO baflr LI Iurk row InHhow himself t his friends knrmrs I of thu lodging house district 2tOO Miner will ontinueThrls Htilke Ii lfSIInnu fay W 10 mlncra Conven u dIII lllla ftftcrnot to continue the Itll i for contnue

tomo t fil eenh n UI anti adjourned until fb r w momiul to ldISd flN and mean d t uitj Ui itt 11Ilelt II i ntotion I t YUN 1lII mtttki t lie moton I it ttu rllk Hltjlnslun of work general t trlct tutu thllelol I oC I Ito CoO Ienorll Tl1ut bout niiliitiVi cut tonlIL to all 111 comnmiitee IvV alitCIed r cOlmltee Illctc nurulitr about 114 QUO men I IXCOIIB TAX PROBABLY KILLED Two Taitlee Who Voted to Uphold the Law Hnld to HKTC Chnnaeil Their View WA8HINOTON May lOSlnce tho departure of Justice Jackson of tho Supreme Court for his homo In Tennessee his colleagues have been giving further consideration to the Income tax case In the light of tho arguments submitted lat week I Is now said on the authority of one of the Justices that Judge Jacksons vote at the consultation last Saturday Infavor of tho constitutionality ot tho law will not after all operate to sustain It for the that oprato It reason one and possibly two of tho Justices who voted originally to uphold tho law have orlglnnly t lw since changed their views so that when the final decision Is made next Monday a majority of the court will bo recorded of the law In opposition to the constitutionality When last Saturdays vote was taken It was thought that there would be no further change and that only two opinions both of them brief would bo submitted one by tho majority and one by the minority of tho court At least one Justice however who has been from tho first somewhat wavering lu his views has been con verted after reflection upon the argument of Mr Choate and Is now engaged In writing what another Justice calls nn explanation of his change of heart I Is probable that two of these explanations will bo made two votes changed and tho 1opullstlo law thus wiped from the statute books Extraordinary precautions have been taken to prevent tho action of tho court from becoming known In advance and the opinions to be deliv ered will be withheld from tho printer until after they have been rend in manuscript in stead of tlrst being printed as is the usual CUd torn Tho court Is very much annoyed that tho action of Justice Jackson In voting to sustain the law became known but are congratulating themselves that tho news of tho Justices who originally upheld tho law but who now give the votes necessary to overthrow I hae been so far successfully concealed One of tho Justices when asked today as t tho changed attitude of some of his ollcagues said with a slgulflcant smile of satisfaction Well have felt confident from the begin ning that the law would not bo sustained after all the Justices had digested tho able arguments of tho lawyers In opposition and thoroughly un derstood all the aspects of the case A member of the Cabinet Is authority for tho statement that under no consideration will tho President call a extra session of Congress to provide means for raising revenuo I the Income Tax law Is killed by the court but will resort to another sale of bonds I necessary Commissioner of Internal Revenue Miller Is greatly annoyed bv the report that tho income tax Is t b killed as hobos just figured out a statement from tho face of the returns already in hand showing that tho Government might expect about 14000000 from the Income tax ZTAXJLGEII aivititAr KnLa HIMSELF Two Other Member of the Aladdin Jr Company Witness Ills Suicide John W Murray S3 years old the assistant stage manager of the Aladdin Jr company now playing at the Broadway Theatre com muted suicide at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon by shooting himself in the breast in his room at 270 West Thirtyeighth street where bo bad been boarding with several members of the company Two of tem Hugh Chatham and George Bolllngbrooke werowlth him and saw him shoot himself While talking with them he drew a revolver from his pocket and Sired b fore they could Interfere Aa son a Chatham realized what had hap pened he ran out of tho house and brought In a physician who found that Murray was beyond his aid a death must have been instantaneous Then a policeman came He glanced at tho around tho On the body and then looked aound room mantelpiece lay three unsealed notes written in large le ttera One read To Ma 00 and Chat My dear fend what lam about t do wil caQBo yon t tk Your troubles have been troubles tble my truble my troubles belong to me We have had good times and all that but this is my time J WMUBIUT The second read rta To whom it may concern i By this or these letters It will assure and convince any Jury that no blame will b attached t my friends JW ilimnAY The third read My dear friend Me will you and George kindly pack my trunk and oblige sincerely yours your old friend HIM The dead mans middle name was William and lu was familiarly knonn to his friends aa Bill or Willie His friends know that he had been brooding over some trouble for several weeks past but tho nature of It notwithstand ing their close friendship had never been con fided to them They first noticed him behaving strangely two weeks ago when he began to drink hoI He said It was to drown Ills sorrow His friends concluded It was a love affair which didnt prosper that made him un happy but they never questioned him In that direction and he never said anything to assure thfm that their supposition w as orrect The news of tho suicide quickly reached 1he tho Broadway Theatre and within an hour nearly every member of the company called at the house anxious to obtain more information and to look at the body of the young mau who had been a great favorite with them all Murray hud been with the Henderson Extrav aganza Company which produces AladMin Jr for the lust six years ImviiiK first started In tho capacity of call boy Ho was born In Chicago where his parents aro now living His father is said to be a mechanic He held ago good pot in the company Though on friendly terms with the women members of the com pany It Is said by his friends that he never paid any of them particular attentions None of his friends could bo found who hail any knowledge of the love affair which It was generally credited caused the young manager to kill himself The fact that ho had been on a debauch for several weeks led many of them to bcllevo that his suicide tros nothing more than a drunken freak Chatham and Ilolllngbrooko say that tho young man WW bober when tho suicide occurred although Just before ho shot himself he drank somo absinthe His farewell messages room he had written before they got to his IMITATION JtJtinOE rUMPINO Bed Take the Leap In the Wny Wicked Men Hay Ilrodle Did It John Thomas Tremaln known on the Bowery as Toronto Red tho Buffalo newsboy who once before made a desperate effort to convince people that he had jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge made a huge bluff at going through tho perfurmuuco yesterday morning A man named Bachmann who enjsho Is a Buffalo nenedealcr superintended the affair and on Wednesday night made a tour of the newspaper offices ask ing that reporters be sent to BOO that tho jump was bona fide Reporters wcro on hand and Bachmann conducted them down to tho bridge dock In Brooklyn where they hung around for an hour or more Bachmann Insisted that Tro mnln was up on the bridge getting ready to jump and pointed out 1 boat In the river which bo explained was there to pick tho man up Ac Lordlng to arrangements reporters were not to dock BCD tho jump from any point save tho bridge t I At 510 oclock Fomubody threw a eluded fig ure from tho bridge and It foil Into the river with I splash X looked about aa much like a man as a hat rack might but nevertheless in 1 low Furnndb the men In the rowboat pulled To ronto lied out ut the river lie WIS wet and thu reporters wire linked It that was nut evi dence Tho police didnt think It worth while to arrest Red A friend led Reds named Holahau started ncrofs the bridge in a cab about ten minutes be fore the object full and aa ho WIIM suspected of having thrown I over ho was anritud by Io llctmmn Michael llruderkk In thin Adams bluft Court Brooklyn later In tho iluy ho win remanded bv Justice WaUh Morn Utica Troubles ut New Orleans NEW OIIUUJS May 10A small riot occnrred today on the levee front near tho steamer Orion which was loading nt Gretna Just op pOlio New Orleans growing out of the race and labor questions which have caused so much trouble this winter The Orion was being loaded by both white nnd negro labor tho whitvs wink ing ut one hatch and the negroes at another Title wan Inconvenient the whites and negroes were urdertd to work together at tho same hatch fho whites attacked the negroes and fired several shots The foicmnn of the negroes Richard hmotheri was seriously shot nejrOed Ilchard fho other negroes deierttd the ship and returned to New Orleans lont He Hcnreil The vflrl1 coagh or void lunicieil by Ilin Into froaly snap wnrt quickly I succumb lo Hikers fcxiHrlnrant tally ill 1 rimti a buttle and your money back If rIm jllkerX Oth av comer Ml I scAda I f j 1 GEN HARRISON IN NEWARK NO POLITICS DUT IUCU CHEERING AND HAND SHAKING The exFreildent Receive n Hold Medal com the New Jersey Historical Hoclety and Give Them a Pntrlotte Speech ExPresident Harrison passed thrco hours In Newark yesterday Ho attended the scmlccn tennlal celebration of Ibo New Jersey Historical Society and received a gold medal uck by the society to commemorate tho formation of the constitutional Government of tho United States and tho Inauguration of George Washington on April ao 1780 Ho was greeted warmly as ho left the train nnd when he entered tho hall where the exercises took place After tho oxer clsos men and women lought their way to tho stage lo shako hands with him homebody In tho cheering crowd at the Pennsylvania Rail road station where ho took tho train for New York called for three cheers for the next Pres ident of tho United States and the cheers were given Gen Harrison said afterward that ho did not hear these words wors The Historical Society gave tho gold medal to Gen Harrison because ho was the centennial President Tho members held a business ses sion In the morning and elected Gen Harrison an honorary member At 24 oclock the publlu xerclses began In tho upper hal of tho Essox Lyceum Gen Harrison entered with Franklin Murphy the leader of the State Republican Club He was buttonholed ns soon as he reached tho platform and was obliged to pass ten or fifteen minutes In talking nnd shaking hands Two ot his admirers had donned evening dress t appear on tho stage with him President Scott of Rutgers College mndo brief historical address and piesentcd the medal Gen Harrison said I wish that I could have come to these exer cises under circumstances more auspicious The whirl of 1 railway journey of 1000 miles has lot my head I little unsteady laughter but Its travel only I congratulate you on tho ex cellent work that this society ha accomplished as wo have heard It described Could I say a word that would stimulate tho Interest of citi zens In tho work of this society I would lon to speak It Our American life from tho begin ning when we encountered tho savages has been so much characterized by push and thc ej o ha been so Intensely front that I Is difficult to get any of our people to take a retrospect Iet Inv It would ITo been had tho mound builders only had an historical society We would know then whether they wero ono of the lost tribes before w e lost them An historical societys work furnishes your children material on which their patriotism may feed Though put lovo of tho Union tho great mi arch that binds tho States above the love of State yet I believe that love of ones Influence always own neighborhood Is a wholesome nehhbrhoml I ways for good Within two years I have an oc casion to renew my earlier studies as to the rot mation of the United States Constitution I have had In mind the honorable position taken tm by New Jersey In the Constitutional Conven tion No doubt It hal Its origin In the broad statesmanship and leading thought tome of your men but though you stood for national control of Import duties I think you may have been greatly stimulated by the fact that New York over the river laid onerous duties on tho products of the New dutes Jersey farms and on tho cordwood that rnmo down the Bound from Connecticut I Is fortunate te tunate that at that time Ho gave us men tme IMO capable taking In with tho sweep of their thought the great horizon of national life Yet we are amazed to find how long some States struggled against conceding to tho national Itrulllo Government the right t deal with foreign com marco and commerce between the States One would havo thought It would not require men above a state of Imbecility to tee that thirteen tariffs were Impossible1 In recalling tho Washington Centennial celebration of April 1880 Gen Harrison said 1181 wl On Iarln 1 great pleasure to add this t medal to other souvenirs of that great occasion melnl tho Incidents of early times wore merely I ery reminiscences if you did not find in the exam ples of these heroes in war and leader in civic thought Inspirations for the future your society would have a less worthy subject of study and pursuit But there Is Inspiration In their yield Ing and not allowing petty coltishness to stand in the way of the common good They taught a lesson that should influence us in dealing with the great questions before us now and we shall not lose hope that the glory of the flag will b augmented as tho years go on or of the granite foundations on which tho Government a established so long as wo find In thu hearts of the citizens veneration for those who framed this Government and love for those who died that It might be estobllshed Gen Harrison came to New York on the 455 train on the Pennsylvania Railroad GEN HARRISON IX XE1T YORK After Rest und linn Nothing to Hay on IolltlcB Two Coincidences ExPresident Harrison arrived here at 8J4 oclock and went directly to the Fifth Avenue Hotel With him were his daughter Mrs McKee and her children who wont to an up town hotel with Mr McKee Gen Harrison said that he was completely tired out with his journey East and his day In Newark The exPresident was very willing to talk on everything but politics Ho said that politics had nothing to do with his visit Ho came to rest anti to have his portrait painted for tho Whltd House Eastman Johnson Is tho artist nnd Gen Harrison will make arrangements for thu sitting today At DMj oclock Senator RedHcm Proctor who a Secretary of War under Jon Harrison walk id Into the hotel and registered When hu came down from his room he was asked If he had come to New York to met Gen Harrison Gen Harrison In town ho exclaimed I didnt know I And at this hotel 1 No I didnt conn1 to bee him at all Our being 1 here at the same tim is I merely a coincidence Just as Senator Proctor I mild this a bellboy canin up to him with tins message Gen Harrison has retired for the night but ho wants very much tn gel you some time to morrow and hopes that you will call on him CONVERTED TO JUDAISM Wayne W Wilson or flrooklyn Publicly Kiubracci the Faith Wayne W Wilson of tho law firm of Wilson Weed of Brooklyn has become a convert to Judaism und on Wednesday night in the pres ence of a largo congregation embraced his now faith In Temple Israel in Bedford and Lafay ettn avenues When catechised by Rabbi A I Gvlsmcr he declared that he was moved study solei by his conscience and had embraced the faith of Judaism 1 In i all sincerity Mr Wilson Iso conspicuous Mason a member ol the Mj stlc Shrine tin Elks the Iulun ICHHUO Club tho Carleton Club and several other social and I benevolent organisations Hu said yesterday ri have nn extensive acquaintance among the Hebrew residents of Brooklyn nnd huvo not been connected with city church or religious so ciety I joined thu Temple Israel because tho doctrlno of the reformed own met my lows ex actly TlnTo Is no young lady lu the case its ha been renoned Kabul Gefmicr raid I huvo been examining Mr Wilsons case for nix weeks and I found that he wan led to the step purely by a desire to elhlleo rellious I ruh as ho saw I ACer a thorough examination I dnenied him a suit lilo candidate for admission Into HID spiritual fellowship of rutonnoil Juda 1 ism I have accepted two other converts within thin last two weeks under a private ceremonial BRIDE WENT DOWN A LADDER Rust nlu Newly I Married fniinle tn lap u lilac unit Hlioe item Ip5diirit ANSONIA Conn May I HI Frank J I Bulduln I ali Miss Ella Mahan who wcro married hero last night decided to cheat thu guests of the fun of throwing rice and old Mmes nt them After the wedding supper thn young couple re tired to prepare for their Journey TInt guests Hood nt the t front of the house with hundluU i of zice unit I numerous assortment nf rhocs anti Ilo were surprlso1 soon to see tho catrlaisodriving out of the yard with the ynunir couple I anti too faraway to ho reached by thu bombardment After donning her travulllng costume tim brlilii went to her bedroom window ut thu rear of thu house and gave a signal Slowly a long ladder was raised and the bridegrooms head appeared Hu took hour hnmlbag and dropped it into thin hands of the coachman Then tho bride rinuezed herself through the window and stele by her husband descended safely They got In tho carriage and drove out by a aide trance t the grounds n Kxnert Wheelmen Hide the Liberty j 4 Adt Warren it N Y and IJ17 llcUforii av Brooklyn 1 v IS HAWAII IN DANGERt Thnrnton Is Meld to Fnvor n Monarchy with Kalitlnnl Tor Queen SAl FnAscisco May 10 Private letters re ceived from Honolulu yesterday by tho steamer Australia declare that a change of administra tion will soon take place thore and that the change Is advocated by exMinister Thurston According to the letters all that Is preserving tho present Government Is the fact that It pos sesses the arms necessary t quell another out break and Is exerting Itself In its efforts t pre vent tho landing of contraband arms It Is well Known that tlo Government forces nu merically are greatly in tho minority and no one has been made to realize this fact more than Minister Thurston One of tho letters says that at a recent con ference between exMlnlster Thurston Presi dent Dole and other members of his Cabinet the former declared thnt tho only hope ot permanent pcnco on the Islands Is to placo Princess Kalulanl on tho throne Mr Thurston Is reported to have advocated this step so strongly that President Dole nnd his Cabinet became alarmed and lowe since given tho matter many hours of consideration Thero Is probably no ono who umlerHtands Hawaiis position better than MrThurston and It did not take him long after his arrival In Honolulu to fully appreciate the dancer that threaten the republic Pasengors on the Australia yesterday al though not anxious to have their opinions and names appear In print l have confided the fact that tho republic Is on Us last legs Various big organizations aro breaking away from PICSI dent Dole and tho opposing forces which wore somewhat subdued after tho recent uprising by tho show of arms made by the Government are now becoming bold or An alarm Is likely to be sounded any night remarked ono passenger and If It Is you can expect to hear of tho downfall of the republic There Is no escape for I The people are dis satisfied and particularly the Americans who I aroused will find at their sides all tho assis tance they ned to effect a complete change In the Government Minister Thurstons uneasiness bas become so apparent to tho opposing forces that the lat ter havo gained more courage The fact that Mr Thurston favors a change Is no longer a secret and when wo left Honolulu It was com mon talk that ho was then planning tocarry out to a successful end tho reversion of the repub lic to tho monarchy CRITICISED DY SIR CLEVELAND lie Questions the Legality or Certain Do ing or the hawaiian Government SAN FRANCISCO May 10Mail advices of May 8 from Honolulu bring two communications from Secretary Gresham to Minister Willis The first dated Washington Feb 25 relates to tho forcible deportation of J Cranstun and en closes depositions mado bJ Craustun on Feb 1 and 12 before American Consular Agent Peter son at Vancouver This letter says These depositions leave tho question of Mr Cranstuns nationality In doubt nnd Mr Peter son has been Instructed to obtain further state ments from him on that subject Under these circumstances the department does not now In struct you to make any representations to tho Hawaiian Government In regard to Mr Cran stun but It I U proper to express to you for your own guidance In similar cases should they arise tho lovrc hero entertained In regard t the course of action taken In that case I appears that after having been kept In jail for nearly a month without nny charges having been made ncrlrist hlnhe wostnfccninderR heavy guard to I steamer and would In spite ot his have been with request to SOt you Inve deported out having hail nn opportunity then t do so had It not been fnr tho accidental but timely in terposition of tho British Commissioner terpnslton to u You state that when you asked the Attor for of tho neyGeneral an explanation proceed ing he replied that tIm Cabinet had detcrmlnea deport tho mal In the exercise of the arbi trary power conferred by martial law As this seas the only explanation ho gave It is R tuned that It was all ho had to alTer and lie gave It without suggesting any question 1 to Mr Cranstuns nationality I tho position thus assumed bo sound thin very proelnmutlon of martial law in Hawaii renders all foreigners there residing Including Americans liable to arrest and deportation without calse anti vvlthoutany reason other than the fact that the executive power wills I They may bu taken from their homes and their business the bo deprived of their ty may liberty and banished they may be denied the ordinary as will ut thu special treaty rights of residence without offence or mlkconduct on their part blinnl In the vxerclsnnf arbitrary power To state such a proposition Is in the opinion of thu Irrsldtnt to refuti I Your course in jirotitlng aciilnt thin position assumed by thin AtlorneyOeneinl of Hawaii Is approved Thn oilier letter corn Secretary Gre ham which left thin Department of htnto on April D relates to thin cite of 1 1 Bowler who took tho oath of allegiance to the Hawaiian Government It clnoes by paying Tho President directs that you Inform Mr of Bowler tho United that he I Mates is I not entitled to the protection KALNOK RESIGNATION The Emperor Acreptn I nnd Appoints Count GoltichouNUI iii lila HiicceBior VIENNA May ILTiie resignation of Premier Knlnoky was accepted by tho Emperor today Emperor Francis Joseph gave an audience to Baron BanlTy the Hungarian Premier before accepting the resignation O Count Kalnoky Count Goluchow sometime Austrian Unvov at Bucharest has been appointed to succeed Count Kalnoky Tho Emperor today conferred upon the retiring Prime Minister the decoration of tho Order of M t Mephvn tho star of tint order being stuilled with diamonds It Is aid that Baron Banff the Hungarian Prime Minister Is now Etitlslled with tIn politi cal nnd that he will continue In office LoMiov May InThe Stiimlmvl will tomor row publish 1 despatch from Vienna which thus accounts for tho Empurorn acceptance Count Knlnoks resignation His Majesty whIm nt lola Instructed HcrrJoslka to ascertain whether n majority could ho obtained In tho Hungarian delegation for any foreign office votes If Count Kalnoky remained in power The Liberals met privately anti decided 1 to oppose everything unless Count Kalnoky apologized to Baron Half and exacted reparation from tho Vati can for tho action of the Il pal Nuncio In de noimclng the ecclesiastical bills lu Hungary Herr Josica reported tho attitude of tho Liber als to tho Kmpcror nt tho Hot burg and Count Kalnoky preferred to resign lather than accept the terms of the Liberals RUSSIAS ADVASCI1 ON INDIA ICeinnrknlile Report About the CIr 1rnJrrlM In Central A la ST PrTrHsiiriin May InAs a result of Lord Roseberys policy nnd nttltudo toward Russia tho tiovcrnment has In prcpniatlou several Im portant projects I Is announced that Russia will not only continue In possession 1 of tho Pamirs but n lino of railway to Diibclmk SeraUht Culml nnd Pishawar I whcro It will join the I treat h Indian I Railway I from Pcslmwnr tu lahme Delhi I timid Calcutta U 1 earnestly juinzi moth Already I the Ministers of War Finance iiuil Killwajfl aro preparing calcula tions is huh l when tlio object aro achieved tons I I I put lluvsla I In I p itoii tn I In mv lingo Imllim of troops t Into thn I I lioirt of India i where thn knows she will fluid iillien In the races that are tlud I nf the English joke There teems to hf nothing official about this deipalrh Itumln cannot contlnun In possession of tin Iamlif for size has hover been in ponsrs slon or them I ravu in I conjunction with China ami Afghanistan and their respective bound aries In tin1 Pamirs havii been defined by treaty The lxtenlol of HuphlaH railroad system above mimlniird would bu clear across Afghanistan and uuild not bu mnilo without war unless thu t consent of Lnclnnd 1 and her ally tho Ameer were obtained Creceent IllcjclenNo 1 and 4 873 l Try them and bur thorn nt DuwioauX Droadway I Iroalway and Adu 03U it cud bnaldlosb la lon Square Oorileu a t 4 ft TILLMANIS ALSO FOR WAR BOVTll CAJlOLIKASaKXATOIt TALKS OF orrv nInrLLroN Vnlen the White Unite lie Declare There VII He limed Campaign an n Result of Judge Gal Injunction COLUMIIIA H C May lOTho State Demo cratic Executive Committee composed almost entirely of tho Tlllmanltos met In the State Capitol last night behind closed doors to dis cuss the new condition of affairs brought about by Judge Uorts decision against the registra tion laws of the Slate Kuimtum Irby and Till man and Gov Evans were present Tho meeting though secret was fully reported In two newspapers Tho first part of the eec lion which In tel nearly ell night was do voted to a full discussion of tho force and effect of Judge Hods decision on the Constitutional best In hold Convention act and how t lrocellln hug the coming election for delegates so as to leave the legality of the Constitution to bo made unclouded Irby and Tlllman wanted an extra session of the Legislature maintaining that the other fac tion of the whites would come to them for tho sake of white supremacy 11 man late In tho night made 1 speech In which ho said that any further registration legislation would give the United States court a chance to come along and knock lOln the head Ho went on to speak of the consequences of any other course and said there would be a blood campaign and hell broke loose with the devil taking tho hindmost Tlllman aleo said that If Judge GoO went any further In this matter ho for ono would advo cate open rebellion I they went ahead and obeyed Judge loWs present order no one could say a fair election was not held The best thing to do In his opinion was t organize tho party thoroughly and put good mon to watching the negro and the enemy Ho believed that this was ono supreme Issuo that would level all factional differences and all tho white people would ally themselves with each other ana forget for the tliuo being all factional differences A white wanted mans Convention was Tlllman added that there was no need for anybody to go to jail on contempt proceedings as ono case had already been made I tho elec tion was free and open there could be no objec tions to It by any one I then the Federal court Interfered ho thought It time to go ahead and hold the Convention any way Ho maintained that Judge Got had no jurisdiction and he wanted that matter decided onco and for all time as a question of States rights and self government FIGHTiNG HARD IN CUBA S The Iu ntcent Reunited In a Twelvehonr Hattie Nenr the South Coat HAVANA May lOThe Government has Is sued an official report of 1 battle which took Place at Jovlto near Guantanarao on May 12 The fighting lasted twelve hours and resulted In a victory for tho Government troops In the engagement the Spanish force lost 17 killed and 110 wounded The killed comprise Col Bosch of tho Slmancas regiment and four other officers cots a surgeon and eleven soldiers The Span ish commander asserts that the Insurgents 300 killed and wounded The Insurgent force numbered 2000 men under command of tho rebel leaders Jos6 Maceo Ierc Rabl and Cartagena while the Govern ment force was only 400 strong The Govern ment troops wero surprised and surrounded but fought desperately and hell their own against tho odds of live t one until they weN finally reEnforccd by troops from tiuantanamo Anothor engagement Is reported betweea tho Spanish and Cuban forces In Arroyo Naranjo near Guantanamo In which the Insurgents wero forced to withdraw rite insurgents were com manded by the brothers Macco BTIMonF May 10rho British steamship Mary Anning from Santiago do Cuba arrived at her dock last night Capt Partridge reports that he left at Santiago threo Spanish menof war which were constantly changing patrol duty along tho COlt Tho revolutionists were fighting close to the city In guerrilla style Sev eral bridges on the railroad leading Into Santi ago had been burned a tow days beforo the An ning sailed Trains loaded with troops had thus been wrecked and many of the Spanish soldiers had been killed by the Insurgents attacking them from the bush In tho excitement that fol lowed the derailment of the trains MADitin May JUho impartial has I de spatch from Havana saying that a body of in surgents attacked tho town of Cristo two hours distant from Santiago de Cuba A column of Government troops under command of Gen Gasco went to tho relief of the town and 1 sanguinary light resulted The troops finally won a brilliant victory driving off the rebels with heavy loss I U believed here that Tudcla and Josi Macro were killed In the fight at Jovltu near Guanta namo and that Periqulto Perez and Cartagoun two other Insurgent leaders wero wounded JACKSONVILLE Fla May 10A cablegram from Key West Da Buys Private advices to this city from Havana say that fears are entertained that the Republican party will cause trouble in Spain ant tho belief Is general that Martinez ampos will leave for Madrid In Join In the event of Campos return ing to Spain len Polavfja will come to Havana as CaptainGeneral Bayamo and Manranlllo are besieged by the insurgents The Spanish troops are in a starv ing condition and unless relieved soon will b compelled to surrender A majority of the Spaniards on the Island re main neutral they having been assured that the revolution Is not against Spanish people but Spanish rule SWATOJl hILLS VISIT OTEP lie lne Not Ileennt Any Jlemocratlo Con ferenecA hind Lot Up t 1p at Albany Senator David B Hill who has been In the city on private business will return to Albany today The fact that ho was here at the name time with Senator Murphy and other prominent Democrats started a rumor of a Democratic con ference There was no stiih conference Sena tor Hill did not oven see Rcnator Murphy yester day The latter returned to Washington In the m Penutor 1 Hill declined to talk about the work of tho Leglalnture hlch adjoin I nul yesterday butt of the Republican majority ho did any They are u bad lot a bad lot I Ahinut tin story pent from Chicago to thin ef fort that thin silver luidcraof Illinois are In inn su I liii lou itt thi Senator Hill I I I nilh the Idea nfrnuklni him lie free ullxrrrandldato for Pruildentln IHDiland that hafnium Hinrlch Men of tho Illinois State Democratic Currency Convention has a letter from New VnrkH tculor Senator lu which he places himself nn record on thin silver nnistlii Senator 11 I I ill said It lends almost too much dlunlty to curb stuff 1tu deny It I run HIV thnugli t that tho i story Is without t any foundation I am unac qunmtid with lllririchscii and havo written no letter letterfluti Him Donu l y u CroKnrjcd lllryellnt iieenjearold William Borksonof 177 Clin ton street was badly cut about the head last night nt Grand and Hcnmincl streets by being run down bva bicycle lie was cinsnlnB the street when Henry Hoffmann 17 1 years old of niil list Sixth street attempted lo cross on a bicycle In front of him Hnttnmn H rro sejed and said ho couldnt hen the buy lie was ar resltd DerlwMins wound was dressed at thou vcrneur Hospital antI then he was taken home Another Advance In VVpBes In Pittsburgh PnTsmman Slay 10 Jones Laughlln operating the extensive American Ironworks have voluntarily advanced lie wage of all their skilled workman ten per cent This uveges of laborers remain at 810 per iluy About 4000 men share In the advance Ilurnetti Flavoring Extracts are the standard every wbeaAdv UnA I C f t rJtl 9 H CAR AXD iriaofr ACCIDEXIS George Simmon Hktill Frtclured In n Runnuny While George Slminonsof itOStevcnthi avcnuo and his wife Konnlo wcro outdriving ntO oclock met night their luirso took fright at 3lflyslxtli street taut Soxenth avenue and running to Sixth avenue collided with u coach thtowIng out Simmons and his wife Simmon skull was fractured Ho was sent to Roosevelt Hos pital Mrs Simmons was unhurt During Its flight thin horse knocked down Mr John Meek of 671 Third avenue and severely bruised him Ho was also taken to Roosevelt Hospital Fouryearold Laura Solell of HJH East Eleventh street while playing In the direct last evening was knocked down and run over by a truck driven by George Cosgrove of 403 East Fortyeighth street Ono of the horses hoofs struck her In lice abdomen She was seriously Injured She was removed to Bellovue Hotpltal Cosgrox was arrested William Wheeler of White Plains wasknocked down by cable car 200 of the Third avenue lino while crossing the avenue at Seventysixth street Inn night Ho was caught by tho fender and escaped with only a scratch over the left eye Ho refused to make complaint against the gripinan A ItEttRIXa SEA COXFEREXCK The Cnnadlnnc Invited toTnlk Thtnan Over In Wuihlncton Next October OTTAWA May 10in Parliament today Mr Davies nsKc4 whether there was any truth In the report that tho Canadian Government has been asked to send delegates to a proposed con ference nt Washington In October concerning the Bchrlng Sea sealing controversy In reply Mr Foster said We have Intimated our willingness and I think the negotiations have gone so far that It Is pretty well understood that the conference will be hold butastothe exact date I cannot nay The conference U to take into consideration some means of arriving at the amounts that are to be paid The reason for holding hue con fernnco Is the failure of the United States Congress to carry out the recommendation made by the President for the payment of the sum of S425000 as reparation Sir Richard Carlwrlght asked whether that was the only matter that Is I to come before the conference to which Mr Foster replied that as far as the negotiations have gone that is the only matter to be taken Into consideration A BOT KILLED BY THE TROLLEY ITe Wn the Grandson of Sir Christina Trefc of Newark Fiveyearold Albert Nlebllng was instantly killed by a trolley car In Springfield avenue Newark last evening The little fellow was a grandson of Mrs Chrlstln Trofz the owner ot the Trots Brewery In Newark Ho was visiting his uncle exAssemblyman Trefz and was play Ing In front of time house which the cars pass He attempted to run across the street when he was struck by the fender and dragged under the wheels befor etho motorman could bring his car to a standstill The little lads bead was crushed and his left leg mangled Motorman Edwin Schmidt was arrested and taken before Justice Mayfield who admitted him to ball for examination today QUERY MARIES NARROW ESCAPE A Heavy Flncitaff Broke and Grazed n r aa It Fell LIB nor May 10 Queen Marie had a narrow escape today frgm belnccruihed to death King Carlo mid the Queen attended a bull fight and while the performance was going on a flagstaff near the royal box broke and fell be tween their Majesties The heavy pole grazed the Queen but fortu nately she escaped without Injury The acci dent caused a great sensation and the anxiety was not relieved until It was announced that the Queen was unhurt NICARAGUA COMES TO TIME The Money Great Britain Demanded Now Jingle In John Hull Pocket LONDON May 10The Times will tomorrow say that the Indemnity from Nicaragua for the expulsion of ProConsul Hatch and for out rages on other British subjects was paid to Great Britain on Thursday through tho London Bank of Central America LYNCHED IN A SLAUGHTER HOUSE A Negro Who Assaulted n TnnnK Woman Ilnnffed by n Kentucky Mob MARION Ky May 10John Howerton charged with criminally assaulting Anna Pierce near hero three weeks ago was arrested yester day at Metropolis 111 and brought here He was taken from the jail In Crlttenden county last night by a mob This morning his body was found hanging to the crossbeam of a slaugh ter house Tho crime which led to tin lynching occurred on April 15 Howerton started from the liou e of a neighbor with Annie Pierce tho sixteen yearolil daughter a fanner Ho prevailed on her to go homo across a field After walking a short distance he committed the assault MISS BAUERS CONFIDENCE She Gave n Man Money to liny ITer Hall way Ticket and IInnn1 Keen Him Since Miss Caroline Bauer 15 years old of 470 Avenue C Bayonne reported to Chief of Police Murphy in Jersey City yesterday that she had been swindled out of SK1 in the Pennsylvania Railroad station on Wednesday night feho answered an advertisement for a gov erness and a welldressed man called on her Ho offered her such Inducements to go to Ran Diego Cal that she consented to go She met the man by appointment In the railroad station Hn told her she would have to piy her own fare Miss Bauer wan willing to do that and shin gave the man Sii to buy her ticket for her He disappeared and she has not seen him since ALBEMARLE TO BE REOPENED O U Libber Formerly of the Ilrevoort Houie to hun It Tim Albemarle Hotel at tlio corner of Broad way and Twentyfourth street which line been undergoing recnnntructlon during the last year Is to bo opened during tho coming summer It was announced yesterday on good author ity thnt Octavius B Llbbey until recently proprietor of the Brevoort House had got a lease of the Albemarlo for ten cars and wouiii reopen it abnut the let of August hue house has bi en thoroughly renovated and partly rebuilt anil will I be nowly furnished by Mr Llbbey It will bo conducted no thom Euro ean plan Ilanilsb Klnncy of the American obaccj t oinpiiny IB the owner of the hotel ritTSVOH 311RDKRKD 2 OIJIIS Fvldenre that Ilurunt Wnn Guilty of Slit Grossest Conduct HN FllANCisro May ltilhio police are said to have a wititess against lluraut who will help lo rhow that his conduct toward the lady members of the Kmanuel Church wa Impropt It la scud that eotno line before the murder of Miss Lamnnt a lady asked Durant for a hook which was In thin church library Ho escorted her to net tin volume Durant left the lady In the room and stepped out fur u fmv minute I Ho h let urticd entirely divested of his clothing It urns with difficulty that tho lady erupvd irons the church A Mine on the llunliler Fatal Phllomena Crlcla the 11yearold daughter a retired fruit vender of 20 Prince street was killed yesterday afternoon while sliding down the bannisters of the stairs at 210 Mutt street She went there to see her married slater wlio lived on the top floor Her sister was not at home and she started to slide down stairs again She lost her balance and fell five stories through the stair well to the ground floor 1 u 4 j I 111 END OF THE LEGISLATURE 5 uvrjrcz r 7ir or LAST YEAR ITDIO fj XOTDII ix us curs K s I The Greater New York Illll Defenttd In the Semite by the Adoption of the Refer endnm Amendment Tux hints Inercnced from 218 tn US4 MIINTlir Civil Com mission Ilenrcmilznilon Hill KllleclTh Hill to Cnmiilctet the Termlnnl of th 4 Ilroohljn undue Iii edAn Inventing 4 Ibis of the llrldico Trut and tli llrnnklin Chnrltle Cnmmlmlon Ordered AMIANV May 10 All nature untied In the t neighborliood of the capltal today It was a t t bright a beautiful a glorious day The Legis 4j ji lature adjourned Thin tainted Senate put on a 4 misfit coat of whitewash for the occasion and s tho Indicted Assembly hurried away to carry out arrangements already made for release on kill The ono feature of commendable con duct that has distinguished the session 4 I41tIt was attendant upon Its close and U ii1 due to tho foresight of Speaker Fish i Ho arranged that thin adjournment should 4 bo had in lie daytime Itibtend of at midnight j The result was that a Assemblyconducted j4H dlgntlled proceedings In connection with the 14 f1t5 passing of tho Legislature of lulls Last year t the proceedings which ended at midnight were disgraceful rico Uepubllcan Assembly of ISO staggered about tlio hoar members anti officer fl j alike on tIm closing night of tIme session and died In Its cups at the strolonf 1U Speaker 4 tJ Fish Is entitled to great credit for taking meas ures to prevent the recurrence of such a speo jj 3 tacic Apologists for tIm Legislature are not want Ing but everything lint can be urged for the defence is somuwliit discounted b tho fact tJ1 that the coordinate branches have sncnt so much time lately In ircrlmlnatlons of each other and that a resolution to Investigate the a t Senate was passed In thin Assembly yesterday u IlaiiB for retaliation und ivurltnl rrcru afoot In j the Semite and a itsolution was prepared pro 4 4 viding for the investigation of bribery charge 4 i against thou Assembly on tint telephone and simi Q t lar bills They wero In the hands of a Senator who had troubles of his own today and he did j not got around to their introduction By far the most Interesting feature of the day was this reappearance of Assemblyman Eugene hi F Vachcion of Queens Ho showed himself In his accustomed beat early lu thin morning hav Qiy ing arranged w ith District Attorney Burllngame t if to give bail later In the day Then ho disap Ji peared to prepare a statement He was rccoc aIred on his return and made the statement i printed In another column 1 The reception of the Tax Hate bill disclosed that the rate has climbed up a little from yes r t2 terdays estimate and will bo 124 Mr Foley said that he was willing to admit that this rate was In part due to juggling with 4 last sears figures The Republicans had then Itl arranged to charge some expenditures ot 1801 H to the account ol 1803 so that a louver tax rats could bo shown for campaign purposes last fall C But tho main trouble was extravagance In ad ministration and appropriation He called at tention to the following facts and figures 4 j 4 In 1801 the Legislature sat 75 days and the k4 tax rato under Democratic Stato officers was lOiT In 1802 the session lasted 70 day and the tax rate was lUH In 1803 the session y lasted 70 days and the tax rate was 2G8 In 1801 the session lasted 80 days and tIme tax rate was 218 In 1895 the session lasted 138 clays and the tnx rato IB 324 Mr Foley said that the great stress put upon j4 the extension of State care to the Insane of New York and Kings county was misleading and In tended to be to The difference would affect the tax rate just ono mill This said Mr Foley Is the record on which the people would judge the Itepublican party In the State Then he proceeded at length to contrast the pro s ceedings of tIm tocalled reform Legisla tl i ture with the promises of the political 5 j11 campaign which resulted In Us election t Ho referred to the juggling with reform bills fi preparatory to their slaughter In the other House and to the cowardice and lack of action on excise and other Important questions He I dwelt in conclusion upon time spectacle of the two Houses standing at bay on the eve of ad journment threatening each other with Investi I gation Ho finished in eulllopean tones while the Speakers gavel thundered an accompani ment What the Speaker would hav e advanced f as a reason for stopping him if ho had not hap pened to bo through will remain ono of the in j Merles of thuhcsHion of lhi hIm 1 Committee on Hules re orted thin Senate State Civil Service Commission Iteoiganlation bill which wan referred to it yesterday An at t tack uK n the bill wits made by Mr Nixon who t said that the mass of the pcoplo was oupoted to thin bill Mr btanchfiold said that thin bill was drafted In the Interest of a syndicate of combination of i people who could not win office at the polU But Mr Ainswortli Intiriupted title pro poses a new nj stem and not an old one Mr Dullard ilcnoimuil tIm party for favoring j4 the bill I It I was not goal poll lies t Thiru worn i 1t enough good Republicans in thu party tn fill all i4 the offices without allowing Democrats to take I1 their places To the victors belong the spoil I When lIce Democrats were in powerthey should havu the offices and when tho Itcpublicans hud c won they should havu thin spoils A plea for the bill was made by Mr Sanger 1 t wlio said that the Hepublican party was pled tree f or thie principles expmed in the bill Mr 1 Stingers tibias wcrcuncloiMd by Mr Alnnworth J and the bill was put upon Its final passage and i tJ lost by a veto of ail nyes to KH iiocs 4 I The Comuilttco on Itulex handed in a favora ble report upon thin Jarsons bill compelling Rtentn railroads to Issue milcauu books and the i bill was passed S t Senator Mediations bill legalizIng expendi i f tures for the New York city public park improve is mciits last year was parsed tm Mr Norton madu u very peculiar disclosure p hen tin Supplemental Supoly bill reached the Assembly Tnero wait no reason why it could not bu amended as it was accompanied by the t Uovornor message doing away with the neces sity for Its remaining lu its final form on the f j ilisKn for three t days lie tithed attention to the 5 Item of S5UO apiece for the law jcrs engacted t In tho pretended investigation I into Iroy i affairs two years ago Hueald that them was a scandal connected with this appropriation t I that mado I lie payment utterly unjustifiable 1 he bills for legal services as first rendered i called for t TiO for Itcpiibllcun counsel amid SJO for thin Democratic counsel lu 1 this Snitch last i E 1j I year thou counsel wi re told to iiiuko their claim Is itIJ fur S000 apiece and this bill was passed nt r them figures Jov Flower silted it and thU year It Is passed ut 2500 npleco l This Is bald In bu by way of Interest said L Mr Nortiiii tIn kind of Intelest Iliu Heuubll can majority In the Scnatu liken to give Mr Norton fulled to get tho 300 steal amended out of the t hill 1j Tho Biooklyn hInd cii bill I appropriating S 1 tIll i ii 000 for thin completion nf the Improvement nf tj the tounlnnlH went thinugh at thu hid l iiiiinii nt In I its minitial form thnlhinalu having reduce h tii concur In the Axsembly amendiiiiui ulslat 1 iii lice bridge trustees ciii ut ulllcci i Mr Ahull who proponed the iimeiiiliiient cot square by liuitt bog In tho hist I im S cot itatioii ns olutlonnf 1 sIll It I I provided fur itO Imtnlsltlon I i b thu Cities Committee into thu alTaliHof tho f It llrooklin Bridge i I trustees and of the IlionUin I I Fff i Chirlti Commissioner C Ills I t u fullnrouii in I f v hcliemu with enumcl ttUtunt collilsel htcnuiiapiiui Hid linenet fa II cilities Mr A bull juoMd tlio previous Fffi iiui nlion ai meu ns thu reading of the s resolution was lonclndeil and Mr Iuloy char Id 4 nitcTlcd this ui u fitting h ci Umax I lo tlm ligln f latlon of t the Hcshion Ho h got n vhaneo to talk a i little when Ills niiliiu wua called and saul tiiitl it must bo it poor louse ii lien thu leiiolutlon con 4 1 e mint It could not stand si rutln and discus I j ulon but liad tn be protected by thuflileldof t the lit tviotie iiuestlim Hu I I Preih but ii thai I lle I titter V which liiul Koverneil tlio t Legislature would call i tliufoiiiinlttcuuirif 1 it at tent tutu tn ins ttlgutn ami use it only ad H blull and it it hi cat tn try tn c Intliiencu lontiol of thu patronage of the deport flint I e niimi el a Mr hlettiusy sciih that Democratic olllcliili had nn hal nf thu I itIeSt bat kin nn I Ito triinteel ii thai t thu committee would be fair it tail Impartial I iii its svtu k lie was chpeeliill hopeful that It would go Into I the atlHlrs of thu h Itrookl I y n Charl I tlus Departuiuiil under Kcpubllcanaduilnlttra tlon it tlonMr Stanehtleld said tint be was aware of the f thcsiry that H man wUh a memory had no bus buses to bo u legislator Hut bo ya obliged to e recall Ito words of such able ircntlemun as t Speaker Fish Leader Alntvtorth and other gentlemen of tie majority nn thin Syracuse sJ InvestigatIon question sonic weeks ago iU 7 0 ci 4 It Cdas t

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t Lflffi 1 y I cr i II I I i THE SUM FRIDAY i i MAY 17 1895 j had asserted with A Yehemeno with a r strength and eloquence that Mr Btanohfleld could not dope to equal that no Investigation g relolut Ion ought to b passed that did not pro I j Tide for tho representation of the Investigated Ip liy counsel Yet an Investigation of the record oun that every resolution panted since then lacks stch a clause The desk had an attack of t Inflammation of conscience Z5 K F Holiulr who was Interested In tho pan 4 Aue of the resolution noticed that there were not many responses to tho roll call Ho psuea the word to the Ian at he tally sheet This A has got lobe carried He KOI this astonishing I rryponso I Then you have got to got the votes llcgut the yot An amusing feature of the Assembly commit ted form and ceremonies connected with the p adjournment was furnished by Mr Alniwonli who with Mr Koley was appointed li notify the Governor that tho House WAI ready to ad I t journ Mr 1 Alnsuorth said that tho Governor had replied that lie had no further communlta 4 I tlon to make lol except to wish to the mem bers H unto jpccdy and comfortable return to tlielr 1 hnftipa I tpry I The lone hung up committee prlre In connec tion with the Nixon Mrllcu resolution aulhnrl Jog HII Investigation Into tlm cost and every thing else toncmilnc surface railroads nun k liuidrd clown b Speaker FUli In accordance with his plan for keeping control of the House to the end The I lucky men wlui will travel over the Hint In Iliu Inlcrckt or gelling Ht nai r these corporation art MeMrs Nixon L I Stewart ntrvviison Thompson tert t Kolcv kilt Iiennry Contrary to exiuctatlonsonly two otlhl I Speakers ivts HIP members 1ouIII 1 leo I net todiiy and appointed define 1 Hnllden of llroolclyn ns clerk iho 1 rommltteu will meet 4 b again In ahunl u month and I Ilnl out n plan of woik I Ihfie H I nn appropriation of SlOuOO or t the expciices of this committee In the Supple nienlnl I Supply hill I which passed today Thu Speaker nlso alinoilliccil the following specIal committees I i To lnvritljil as til whether the New Yort city policemen ralfcd mime to 1 lulliirnc legislation till Norton earMrrs ollriidv llnhMns Vra hosted and I 1o 1 Investigate the forests Messrs Wilds Nile Eldrldte Wii itufl mid len KM k q The other leglslutlxo committees which are to tit during Ihe MI miner arc The joint legislative coiiinilttee which U I Inreitt KatltlK Ihi I Ntiili I departments I AsMmliiiian I Ittt I flue I r1 special committee which ¼ Is I IntrstlkHtlii t 10 tonilt Ion ot a orkinga omen In I rVw York 1 The A semhv fiwelalcommtttcn which l to Invest I I ftnli1 the tlinl cr inlerTj iilleciil In IIP going I ou within I IhtronnhcH 1 ot the I Aillroniliirk MIMIc 1aru The Speaker also appointed the following I Commission on HIM i purL of tho House to visit I the Cotton Malis Kxhlbltlnn and ito dedication I of thtChnttnnnnen monument MessmMalby Alnsnorih iiudenler Cutler Gnodscll Hamilton ton Wlemun Munchllehl and In Fet ra Ilie I following i solution ulTcrcd liy Mr Wilds wu adopted Hftrrrns 01 Ito Tlhor Mny the Assembly made a repect rut rqie 1 I t of I fit OeorgeK I WarlllR Commls 111 r of strifi rieunliiKor the city cf New Yorkfor I certMln lliriiriiiatliit relatUe to the performance of liiiiluiICB lu lerliln respect nnil I ItAf rMi said urlng linn liy I his Mlenco refused or decllluil to acitMle lo I the request of Die Assembly within the lime I reiion ilily Ilialleil by l tnt tertn of the rrsnhiilnns thirerorelieu h V oerd hint 1 tl I t ensure of this I House IK I fully merited li h the pulille official tell named for hl i disregard of the reasiinnhle request made for Infor t million of a public haractrr Just before ndjourntnent the Speaker was CB cortcd Into thu well and Mr Koley presented p him with the hiitt I jKirtialt of hlmaelf which U l I r to be hung In the Speakers nailery of pictures In the Assembly parlor In his presentation l hpeccli Mr loley paid the Speaker a number of r compliment Thu I picture was said Mr Foley r a reflection of the respect in which tho I peakr wal held Mnny unkind things had been said t ilurlni the ses lon but they should he directed more at the polities of tho Speaker than at him felf If thu leiflxlatiire was to be governed ty Itcpubllcaii thu Democrats hoped that they I would lie of the tauie calibre as tho present Speaker I After the Speaker had expressed his thanks for the picture and retired he was again called Into the well and by Mr Alnsworth presented I with a handsome slyer tea service In his 1 FpeechMr Alnsworth hoped that Incoming years the Speaker would on housed the service think of his many friends In the Assembly of C 1HIIS In answering Mr Fish gave a general Invitation to the members to visit hIm at his i home on the Hudson Mr Malby then presented the leader of the t majority Mr Alnsnorth with a handiome dia mond stud from the Republicans and a diamond rlnc was presented t Mr Foley from the Demo crats by Mr Hennessy Clerk Baxter was called Into the well and pre sented with a diamond ring from all of tho mem bers of the House SergeantatArms Benson 10110 HerlantalArm lenlon w o presented with a fold watch and chain from i I all members I t I Speaker Fish then took his place at the desk ant made tho closing speech declaring the As sembly adjourned sine die JV TUB SENATE t 1 The Greater New York 1IIII efntdMI Ut Cot or Whltetruih y ALBANY May 10The feature in the Senate t was tho report of the bribery Investigating com l mittee whose coat of whitewash Is called a tots f tit bucauso what that body really needs Is a cer t I tificate following examination of tho charges connected with the Police Salary bill of 1HU4 Clerk Kenyan read the report In effectively l f j bnnorous tones I i Senator OConnors remarks on the report Y weio allowed to complete the record He said that I the witness Payn was probably in con J tempt of the Senate but ho assumed that the i Senate could not do much about I Then he x laid that he did not believe there was any con f r 1 tempt and was In doubt a to the power of the t Senate to make the witness disclose the names i of the principals Ho was also lu doubt whether f I It would 0 worth while to prolong tho e lon I I and put I further burden of expense en the peo ple to test the question of contempt and the power of tho Senate W I Then a resolution to print 1000 copies of the i report and testimony was adopted despite Sena tor Mulllns opinion that no ono would ever V I want to read II I tiny Mortons end of the sssilon messages lI i received scant courtesy from the Legislature His tip on the Greater New York bill did not t Influence the action of the Senate a whit Tho Assemblys reception of the message on the Civil Service Iteform bill was even more severe 1 rebuff Nearly every ono who spoke on the l t bill gave it an eyeblackening blow and the 4 1 vote R a crusher I stood Ayes yd noes NH Senator Lexows notion that he was the Legis t lature received the treatment that I same Gov Mortons exercise of his constitutional preroga t tive ran UI against When the hour of ad s L journmentwasaporoachingBome pIpe dream i W scliemo In relation to the Greater New York h r blll popped Into the Kockland Senators brain t 1 Perhaps he thought ho could undo his murder a Ii ous work und apply a postmortem antidote to c the political poison that he Imt Into the measure m 1 I Ho moved I to amend the adjournment resolu 1t tion making thu time J oclock Instead of 101 8 f tho roll cull this fantastic proposition got one 4I vote that of tho extinguished gentleman from ui Nyack f When the Greater New York bill waa p i reached Senator Bradley offered an amendment providing for I lefercndum He said the Plo I jilu of Kings county wanted this they want the banns published before tho marriage Isconum i I Med Only I u few land speculators are crying out for Greater New York it Is I only I fad 4 I was unfair 10 drag a free people Into such a r union 11 IK proposed against their own will Ho Jo appealed to nil representatives of cities to pre vent thu outrage this bill proposed l Senator Lexow said that tha Senate had been l 1 recreant to its duty on Ole measure and should now redeem Itself on thin bill I the refer i endum clause Is I Inserted the bill will be do iroyrd He denied that consolidation was be d ing jammed down Brooklyns throat since the ft bill nlmply provides for a commission to draw a 5 charter that must be enacted by the next Legis tl t l lature in this closing I hour l the sc ion I gl ho pleaded with thin Hepubllcans not to put an l other nail In their partys coffin by voting I jC against the bill Iarts votng l Senator Cantor denied that the amendment would kill the bill since the Governor had Jinwur t act as ho did last night on the Flat lands annexation scheme Ho asserted that no 1 objections existed to the bill until Senator w Lexow Injected politics into it Tho lame crafty hand that beat New York city out of the urlds Fair appeared In this bill Thu Platt Ii h machlnochanged tbo bill so a to hold a club I over the heads of th Mayors of both cities In the shapo of a commission that could suggest J piecemeal legislation to harass thtm Imlclfnlto 4 I ly Senator Cantor said he favored Greater t s New York and that It was already n certainty r I Thu people however did not want a charter paisod on by such another Legislature as title Of which you aro a part1Interrupted Sen b j ator Iexow Unfortunately was the reply Senator Cantor then closed by saying he Ik would prefer to seo the consolidation put oft another year rather than have the power of a p olltlcal machine exercised In connection with It I henntor Guy said he favored Greater New York but would not vote to give such power as I f tho bill proposed In the handsof the Itepubll can party boss the most malignant enemy the l metropolitan district ever hud lie predicted k that the mil Legislature would be Dtmocrutlc s I realer New Yurt Is defeated the respon sibility will rest on the Republican majority and the Senator Lexow who had put In the bill I I I 1 powerafremoval provision that Is stronger stronJer i than that now In force and that Is Intended to whin Into the regular political camp the Inde pendent Mayors of New York and Brooklyn f The amendment was adopUsl by a vote of t E yeas 10 ua s 14 as follows EssScastors Abeam Bradley Cantor Corey Colllni HIT iJiiny MeMahon Udonnel osulllrai rZ Owens Parker RIte llUiiivan Wolf and Wolfertlii 4 NAT henator Child Cogxeikall DonaldMn Illg I rim I Kiltiurn Leiow Muflln ali g Iarioat i round Italnei Koberuoa bmelcer rJ i Hinatora Reynolds und Persons Old not vota BjnatorOHulllvnn uttered a resolution reclt I 1 lui lint is lltUuu had been oreseuted for the t I k pardon of John Fltzgtbbon a British subject convicted nf manslaughter In this State This petition which was addressed to the Governor requested that ho should ask in return of tho British authorities for tho pardon of a New autbortc Yorker named John Curtin Kent now serving a life sentence In Knuland for alleged conspiracy against the Government but In regard to whasa conviction the Inltcd states ConsulGeneral nt London had reported that there was no evidence justifying It arid n Committee of Foreign Af fair of Congress had recommended that our national Government should Intercede for his pardon Senator OSulllvan mlle nn eloquent pica In behalf of Kent urging the Senate to uphold tho dignity of American citizenship bv doing Justice to their fellow tltlren und afford ing him the protection in which ho was entitled lie was ably and earnestly seconded by Sena tor Guy and the resolution finally passed with out ouposlllon Subsequently the two Senators had a conference with tiny Morton on tile sub ject with and their feel renuest very hopeful that ho will comply wlh A IC Conkllngs bill providing for the licensing of seamens lodging houses was de feated In the Senate Senator Ahrnrn protested that the keepers of the lodging houses worn re spectable men anti that thu hill would drlvo many runners out I of vmployinunt I It wa all duo to ito raltstntcmcntt nindo to Mr Vander hilt and others by a I man who was expelled from thu association nf boardlnglioiibo keepers Senator Sullhan said Mr Brrtti who had pushed the bill was for twenty years President of tile Hoardlngtiousn Keepers Association tl Uoarlnhou Asoclnton nnd was a common mltchlcf maker and hud been expelled Tho runners had saved many lives and were enjoying special privileges from the city on that account They should not hnvu their living I taken aw II a I hu bill proposed On roll call the ole stood yens II I nays is1 Senator Cantor olfeicd the thanks of the Sin Ito to LieutGov ax Ion Senator Parker to i Leader OConnor Senator Pound t Lender Can tor Senator CogRcshall to Clerk Kens on and other clerks nnd senator Wolf to the Sergeant atAruis and tho dojrkeepcrs LieutJov Sax ton then mndo the closing speech und declared I the Senate adjourned sine die LXA TOES EXONERATED OnlEB Is the Only One Hart hI the Report of the Senate Itrlherf Committee AMIANY May 10Tho special Senate com mittee which has been Investigating thu al leged bribery charges against Senators Conges hal Itobcruon and Haines in connection with tho passage of the New York City Flrcmonn Salary bill and In connection with the attempt t put through on amendment Increasing thu salary of tbo officers of the New York City Fire Department submitted its report to the Senate today It completely exonerates the Senators mentioned Ihe report was written by Senator Pound It says No evidence was given upon tho hearing be fore us of any communication or transaction by and between the Senators named and any per sons whomsoever or between any persons whomsqpver acting or assuming t act on be half of the Senators named having reference to corrupt negotiations for their Influence In be half of tho officers amendment to tho Pnvcy Salary bill If a fund for corrupt purposes was levied upon the members of the officers associa tion there Is an absolute failure of evidence di rect or circumstantial that any Senator ever had knowledge of lie raising of such a fund or of any attempt to raise or use such a fund to promote tho Interest of tho officers amendment to tho Firemens Salary bill Ve finch that theme Is no evidence whatso ever that Senators flames Corgcthall and Uobertson were nt any time aware that any cor rupt fund was being raised for the purpose of aiding the said officers amendments were ut no time approached by any Persoll i corruptly bullcltlntr them t to favor such an amendment and that the evidence justifies other nli tll jusUIr8 no con clusion than that they acted throughout upon the convictions with regard to thu merits ot l the proposition submitted to their consideration us members of the Legislature The report oas that although rumor was rite In the Fire Department that tho use of money would be necessary to secure the passage of the lISIO Btibertmn amendment antI that the ollltcrs of the department were raising or were about to raise money for that purpose there Is no cvl dunce that any money was actually raised or that any one outside the Fire Derailment ex cept Dennis Leary 1 lobbyist asked for or sug llnnea gested the raising of money Tho report con llnneaMr Quite editor of the New York 1 called nan witness In his own behalf admitted that hu wa tho author of the nrticlu in ques tion stated the sources of his information und disavowed any Personal knowledge of any of the fact stated therein with reference to the I raising or payment of money for corrupt pur poses or connecting Senators therewith Louis F Payn mentioned In the newspaper article was responsible for tbo apiwarunce of the ottlcers amendment at Albany After learning from foreman Burns the President of the Officers Association that the Pavey bill n It passed the Assembly djd not Include a pro vision raising the pay of the officers Iayn In duced Senator Uulnes to draft the amendment and Senator Robertson to propose It In tho Cities Committee He Payn saws ho put the amendment In the bill and agreed lollkl It out u I should not pass unnoticed that although all the facta upon which the Press article ot A 18 a based were In the possession of Mr juleg as canvas March 11 1HU5 he mntlo no use of them for more than a month and only published the story upon leuinlng that Senator BellIes and Senator Coggeshall hud otcd against reporting from the Judicial Commit tee a bill to change the place of holding judicial sales In New York city Mr yulgg had taken u lrIIlgg deep Interest In this bill as well ns lie Fire titans bill coming to Albany frequently to urge lt passage and advocating the same ul most daily In the columns of his newspaper lie frankly admits that It was only after the ad verse action of thin abovenamed Senators on the Judicial Sale bill that ho thought it was time to publish the article lme I l 111 matter regret that the name of Sena tor Ahearn was mentioned by Flro Commis sioner Ia I Orange uhlle on thu witness stand as having been communicated to him by ex Chiuf McCabe In connection with an alleged firemens corruption fund In a previous year Vo cheerfully extended lo Senator Ahearn un opportunity to meet this hearsay accusation acelalon when requested so to do by him The result was his complete vindication from any charge uf Improper conduct TAC1IKKON AllKAMS IN COURT Ho Pleaded Not Utility to the Indictment lor Ilrlberir Hall Fixed at 81000 ALUANV flY Assemblyman Yacheron appeared before Justice Lundon In the Court of Oyer and Termlner this afternoon and pleaded not guilty to the Indictment for bribery In con nection with the Legislative bill regulating the cutting of Ice on the Hudson Itlver which was returned npulnsthlm by the Grand Jury here onTuesday Ball wasflxeil atSlOOOO Senator Chllds of Queens county going on the bond The case was put over for decision by District Attorney Burllngam as to whether he will try I at the sessions of the next OyernndTermlner Assemblyman John I Slntichfleld of Klmlr ana Judge Hugh Hellly of Ills city appeared for vucheron DistrictAttorney Burllngamc said today dieted that acherou li thu only legislator In The indictment charged Eugene F Vacheron with bribery In that hu did on or about April W 1KII5 In the city of Albany while the As sembly of Ito State of New York lied certain proposed laud under consideration feloniously accept a bribe of siOOI loin lure M Best an Ice dealer nt Cedar Hill a few milei below mies Albany on tin Hudson Hlvcr District Attorney Hurllugame wanted tho caso to come up for trial week from Monday the iiTth Inst ftBK To this linlgo Itullly objected saying that he was not prepared to go on und desired consid erable time In which to prepare his defence I think your Honor thut tho matter ought to te promptly disposed of Inasmuch ai the Grand Jury investigated tho affair with dejputch rIled the District Attorney 1 think the case ought to slunil over the term was thu reply of Justice Lanclnn mh Vhglel lnt NfII hither the case will be tried r the I Sessions next month or will go over to the Oyer and lurmlner In October IU Dlmrlct Attorney Inl lorncy Ilr llngamn said there were two counts to the In dictment bribe ono for asking and one for receiving a Mr Yncheron who was present In the Aesem bly this morning rose to n question of privilege Iuetol Ilrllele and said MR hiKtkra I rise to a question of lbs hlgheit per oiial i mHrllego uu Monday cit nlng laii a rumor rIr reached me that the OrandJiuj 1 of the county of AI batty had brought an Indictment against mu for I In echoIc or bribery The thought ala that any man had dared to unjustly accute illS stIll bring dtwredlt UtOI lilY cltnglu im partuud I self maddem and excIted me and I Immediately Marled for Sew lfll rl lurk to cumuli with my friends Th strain brouxlit I on a nervous aiiaek ami 1 I mnt to u rrlrudi lou and there remained until jeitonlaj und at list tints learned l Him In I addition to the higher offence I had Sill I bern aivuiiM of attempting lo evade the law I My aiinner to tlm liit Hccmatlon U I that I am Ir alwer hero on my own volition My answer to the grater charge will 1 lx glten before l ilia proper tribunal fob iflou that 1 hate violated no ISO and rl itroug la t the knowledge thaI I nm Inuorem 1 dcilre at thus ih Ian day of the eoo to insure you my friends soil coi learuei that when a verilkt h given I cal meet ion as I do oow face to fan without a cloud uuon toy title as a State officer aud an hot man l arnAcvai INVESTIGATION Report bJ Acsemblymun Hoffman the Pam ocratle Member or the Committee ALBANY May I Assemblyman Hoffman the Democratic member of the Syracuse Inns tigatloc Committee today submitted a minor ity report to the Assembly In It he Bays The powers of this special commute having not been continued a a the unanimous re qufit of the newspapers the people of the city J yiiw of Syracuse and all the members of the com ratttee it Is therefore my bounden duty to make my final report ns the minority member of this committee and t add further that if I Is a matter of deep concern to tho people of this State that this In vctlgatlon should have been smothered when corruption In public ofllce was about being uncovered Nor will the people of this State bo A party In covering up Ignorance and mismanagement by Its public servants whether such acts Iwi committed by Democratic or Uc puhllcnn officials anti elerr hnnf effort should lie miuic to ha e this Investigation continued In tho near future to the enl that If the charges made me true the people should know II tbo ntmics Iremedied and the guilty nfllclnls pun Ished The legislation that 1 would suggest Is First The powers of selecting appointing coil confirming by thn Common Council I of thu City Treasurer should b taken away and that office made elective by the people Second All heads of department should be appointed by the Major and any power of re moval of such officers should bo vested In him Third A Hoard of Audit Hhould b created by to examine tho city nnd pass upon nil pujmrntsraade Fourth Aalnrles of tho various heads of de partments should b Uxed bv law and without authority for any or ether of theo hinds of departments to IncrniKii their salaries by their own vote Fifth All contracts mal by the city should be ndtcrtUcd for hull I let In tho lowest bidder Sixth 1 fratichlxcxtn corlioriutlolha should be granted for a limited period of time after public bidding therefor and with proper com penintlon to the city The report wa ordered printed I Lnnterbnch Nnin Henator Iamy Defeated the Hreiiter New York lllll AtnAsv May 10 Edward Lauterbach Chairman of tho New York County Republican Committee worked hard this morning to secure the passage of Axbcmblyman Halplns Greater New York bill by tho Semite Ho said this after noon that he succeeded In getting the support of Senators Itcynnlds of Itrnoklyn and Persons of lluffnln for the bill without tlm referendum and tried hard to getSonatorLumydleplof llutlalo enutor Iamv however refused to support tho bill R wanted by Mr Lauterbach Iteferrlntr to Mr Lamvs position Mr Lnuterbach said n We could havo passed the Greater New York bill and sent It to the Governor today had Mr Law acted with his iieliilbliciifl colleagues lie chose rather to act with tho Democratic Senators and New o his York voto alone is duo tho defeat of Greater BUI Punned tn Both Home AinANY May IiLTllO following bills wore passed In tho Senate today Mr Irtvevi confirming the acts of W A Hoar as notary public Mr ilsnlenlers I relative to Incorporation of rural cemetery association Mr Alntmonhj amending the Sew York City Police faclHtrate 1 law correcting n clerlenl error Mr J I Colet DruvlJliix for bearing lie claim of WIIIIIrl Mr lilakeK atnendlnfr the Now York Consolidation act relAthe to exemption of charltalilu luntltulloni rfiiil laxe Mr Halplna requtrlnv the fIling of plans with the iiilldlnir Department New York i Ity 1 Mr I KrldujV I provIding for a park In the Thlrtrflrit anl I Hrookhn Mr AliiKworthfiproTldlnKan appropriation tocorrr out Hie Coinpiitnory Kdticatlon law Mr AlunHorthii providing for the puhlleatton and dUtrlMUlon of lie code of public hiHtrilctlon Mr laefl cot mechanical employments Similar llarlxrn bllli Mr Van Amliert providIng for highway Improve inent 111 i lowtieountv Senator hiittlnnV prolillutliig the lleenitDgof dry gooilx stores to M U lUitiors lr HniHhB for tlie iroteetlon of tervante when a receiver Is I appointed til aropartnerhlp Mr Wlemanit proildlnv for au extra clerk In Ihs Kliitfx county KeKtxtrari ortice These bills were passed In the Assembly The original end the supplemental le Supply bill Mr Alnsuorthfl to Correct tho error In the New York cm 1ollre MaKlKtrattH law NnuiorOToucorH to reimburse expenses paid by 1 utt ut H of lie Appellate Division of the Niinremu Court ixiiitorCoKK halliifnr a neiv Iron bridge over tho canal at feonte fflnn t lu Iliinie Mr iileason nrotldlnK for the examination of itteniii meteis In New ork lr 1 AlnsMortha auuiuallng the Rlslatlve I law Mr IavrVh in leKnllru ito uniclal Cute or William A lime a uotar iniMK scnntor ItoberinonH 10 annex park lands In West chiler cnuuly lo New York elt Yonker Mr Iluru4s creatIng a police pension fund In Klcned bJ the Governor ALBANY May 10Gol Morton has approved these bills Chapter 02Alh 11al J I Clark bill re nlproprhatlng cIilli uitexpenied huiiauceotsn ap prillirinihon film coxiuli hula tile Nisgarti Fails editor Caprr liJh SplInter Iulll 1110lol ala ur Ole mi 11 tacit dolar or ral and rlaal property for th Sial car ii r lie IIan for the nro year otKinninK IKI i icvu I haptrr 1114 Hncmbl IOU C C ColeV legalizing the charter I election ot the village of llbrldiir onon f t al daia county held March 19 letuV cnapi rUU5heiiaiiir Illgglnoii anieudlni the char ter of Olean Keneralh Ihaptrr liUUhenator McMahons provtiUntr for two additional assIstant District Attorney In Kew York city at fTSUO per annum each Manager or the Craig Colony ALBANY May 1UGov Morton today nom inated and the Senate confirmed the following alt onrmet folowln ns managers of the Craig Colony From the First Judicial district Frederick IVU won of New York city for ihrw yearn Jwnnd ludlelal illMrkt Wllllnin W HenItuf Curnirl for oDe year Third Imllelul illntrlcl Churl K i JOIIHH of lIens for two year tourtuJudk lal illxlrlit Jeauetlo I hew kn tr 3lalol rr I Ilo nnh 1111111111 1 hallII 1 aris ill ut Walrlmu fur 1 a o yours 11 Ihiulry A 11110 if ltitst tile ror hires ears ISh JlollnlJor Oliver 1 I Iluril II WatlII fir Its o 3eanu tll William A Moore M II of lltugliam ton for lit care vviiilli luilUlat 1 dNtrlel Jesse B Wadswortli of Ueniseo for Iliree non ld Hill bert 1 Ilrimn of Mount SlorrU fur I wu Lliililli years J 5I II 7 I W 1 liZr Ji k Judicial dlitrlel Wllllim 11 Cuditeback I ana JTIJ M Oatmau of Durfalo bulb for one ear Inspection orNew York and Brooklyn Urul lOcal N AIIIANT May hlihio InspectorGeneral has designated the following days next week for the annual ions Inspection of National Guard oreanlia Monday Twelfth Regiment New York city Tuesday First Signal Corps New York city Wednesday Seventyfirst Iteglment I New York city Thursday FortybeventhUeglment Brook lyn Henator Go to the Adirondack Artsy May 1OA Senatorial party was formed on Senator Mulllns invitation and left for the Adirondacks lato this afternoon for four or five das recreation The Party In cluded Senator Mullln LteuUGov Saxton Senators OConnor Lexow Cantor McMuhnn man Kllburn Alnsworth Hlgglns and Pound and Ansembh WAKISO ItUSY WITH THE ATAYOlt Didnt Hear Leavllt Requiem for the Legislature but Maid a Word for Illmleir Street Cleaning Commissioner Waring sent a letter to ito Good Government Club of tho Tenth Assembly district at 10 11 Mark place last night saying that he could not b present at Its meeting because of a conference with Mayor Strong The letter also contained a par agraph to the effect that If tbe administration of Mavor Strong had done nothing else the work of the Street Cleaning Department had been thoroughly iierformed John Unions Lrnvltt who opened the meeting said that thu Legislature which hud meelnl journed had been ai great u fiasco as the last Democratic Conureha it I rel t Is very elilent he said that there Is I as little hntm for good in eminent from Kcpub llcuua at Albany as from Demociatn Our only liope ill to do us Dr I Purkhurst I bus bald to light thcie hayseeds on their own farms We bhould nrcanlru all through tin Slate and make Itu luiint lo defeat such men us Senator Lexow DConnor 1 rIll ll Coggi II IIhiv dl Itepub llcans In the LegNlature this time have done no better thnn the lummany men threo yearsago ONE A 1 JIOX I ONE lAHJIAOl JtOX Iloniehaldern In Till Region Mat Hepa rate tbo Two Alter May 22 The Health Hoard held a special meeting yesterday terday and passed a resolution requiring house holders and housekeepers living between Four leenth and Flftynlnth streets and Sixth and Lexington avenues to provide separate recepta cles lined with metal for ashes and for garbage Abbes and garbage must bo placed separate receptacles after Wednesday next tills action was taken an n result of the notice received from Commissioner Wnrlng who declared that he would be ready to collect tithes and garbage separately hereafter jarbal A Hhort Piece bJ Col IVarln Col Waring no longer extends the glad hand to newspaper mel Yesterday he shut himself up In his omce and sent Mrs Carre to talk t reporters About 4 oclock however ha relent ed and prepared the following statement I had determined to pay no regard to the ab surd statements that are being printed about he resignation of Deputy Commissioner Moore I should have adhered to thlsdctermlnatlonbad tot the name uf the estimable lady who Is I my private secretary been drawn into the discussion For her protection I and it proper t say that my reason for asking Mr Moore resignation had not oven I remote relation to her nor t any personal question whatever I had never heard of Mrs Carr6 when I became Commissioner Ilelng told of her capacity and reliability I asked her to ell on me and engaged her ser vices und I have always been glad that did so furthermore If Mr Moore wrote ma any other letter than the one I gave out I never received IA out novr ceived itatid ho says ho never wrote It Gxoituu E WAIIINU Jr Commissioner s J aii7i DRBOOTHFORMODEHATOR huh ANTinnionit FACTION WINS IN THK uExxnAi ASRMRrr The Liberal Divided Their Vote but Hhowed Orenter Hlrenctli Than I er Management of Mlln Crltleled PirrHnurtoit May hiJThme 107th General Assembly of tho Northern Presbyterian Church opened Its sessions here today In the Third Presbyterian Church with the customary cere monies The chief Interest In tho opening ses sion lay In the llrlggs and nntlllrlggs contest for the office of Moderator Tho llcv Dr H H Booth of New York hue mOlt vigorous opponent of Dr Brings was elected by a voto of IOO to lOG for Dr W n Pago of Kansas and 811 for Dr Adams of Mlunctoln The Hev Dr Mntchmorr last years Moder ator preached tho opening sermon and hat this to nay of Dr Parkhurst There Is no phase of work en Important as moro systematic effort In great cities Cities are ulcers on the body politic and the darers in them to Church and State arc nppnlllnc New York city has been for years In the talons of a vulturo which has consumed ns much of her vitals a night as grow by day nub bed debauched trodden under foot of tho behemoth of lust that which the law could not do In that I was weak was dono under tho lend of 1 Presbyterian minister But benefi cent ns this work has been It may become 1 snare for ministers should not give themselves to municipal reform any further thnn for the betterment of society through saving the souls of men lobbying for Moderator began early in tho day When nominations were called for ex Oov Beaver of Pennsylvania nominated Dr Booth of New York Prof Zenns of McCormick Seminary Chicago seconded the nomination The Hv f S Crier I L of Minnesota nomi nated Dr Adums of that State Ho called for his election on tho ground of his home mission ary record Dr ClUrcnco W Backus of Kansas nominated William N POlo of Topeka George C Pollock of ft Cloud Minn seconded Dr AdanuH nomination The Hon F F While President of the lano Seminary Cincinnati seconded I the nomination eT III Mr Page I lie at tacked Dr Booths nomination on account of his resilIence In New Yolk which lie des rllieil as the storm centre of tho Chut ch Dr Lump of New York then spoko for Dr Booth Notwithstanding tho wulllald plans of tho Presbyterian League of liberals and mild con ferMUlves the outandout untlBriirgs omen wore successful In electing Dr Ilooth 1 his campaign for Dr llootu l egan weeks ugh Absonn ns It was understood that UIU Booth was to bo the candidate of the conservatives erTatVt8 thu friends of Dr Ilrlggs old Union Seminary engaged ot Ihe theencrglcsof thelrcsbyterlan luagiu nn organlatlou pledged to the reversal or time nets of pret eding asbcmblles In the Brings case flue Presbyterian League dominates the Boards for Home uud Foreign Missions In tho Preshy tvrlan Church which havo their headquarters In I Ifth avenue tlelr A majority of each Board and many of tho Secretaries and clerks openly sympathlro with the object of the league Dr Booth Is a mem her of tho Foreign Board lie has always been prominent In Its councils Years ago iun lifted un enormous debt nearly half a minion dollars that bad rested for years upon the Boards treasuries A few yearn ago his Influence turned the vote in Ito Foreign Board In faor of u change In the charter bringing the Hoard ttti dertliodlrect control of the General Assembly livery man connected with the Board under stood that Dr Booth was Inimical to the htrhggs Influence Instructions were sent out to each delegate known to be in sympathy with the ltmiggs htootlu aide the word being Anything to beat They had their instructions but they lacked a candidate At the last minute they met In cau eisctt etl f ruaWI cus and discussed the most available man Icaf this they could not aui cc so when the votes were counted they were divided 113 for Dr Page of Iopekn and st fur Dr Adams of Minneapolis showing a strength of liberals nearly double that found In any I Auscmbly for the last live ears years lir I Booths Missionary Committees which ho will announce tomorrow may be expected be hostile to the Home and Foreign Missionary 10mo alt orriln 1lonnry Boardj Tho Western Commissioners are con vinced that tbo lords are wasting their funds all violating their pledges todonors In theerec toll or I twentystory tnarblu building In Fifth avenue at a cost of SotlodUO Both Boards come to tho Assembly with larue debts the one SlToOUO hull the other SIHOOUU although fle hit two years ago the accounts showed I surplus 1 ho Idea In the West Is that I clunges arc impera tive In the Hires of the Missionary Boardx The election having beeu made unanimous Dr Booth was escorted to the platform by Oov Beaver and Prof rnos and formally welcomed to the chair by the retiring Moderator Ur Bootn spoke pleasantly of the unsolicited honor which had como upon him declaring Unit he Had found ita safe cud bound rule In this world to take what comes He declared that he hud left the storm ccntio far behind He recalled the reunion of thu two churches which hud taken pluco in the Church twentylive eiui be fore and referred thin understanding lit that time that a icviiion I of thin Chinch crtid might mllht hi attempted Iteyision was attempted ald he lint It was laid aside without I ripple or 1 nuiimiir I I there has bell any oico that I has disturbed I lie peace of the t ChlrehI hurried It I hus nut come from any man that loathe that peace ihue I Important committees this year wi I be on bills and overtures by which the question ot lie treatment of Iliion Seminary students will I ha considered on Ihcolnglijl I semlnnni w hlch will take up the questions relating to lieu In stitutions ant on home and foreign missions liy which the minutes of ibo I tsu missionary Boards of the Church will IK passed upon Im MISSKIS It i7 rv s COST Report or the liiitldlnc Committee lie lleved lo AiiKv r IVItUUnm The Boards of Homo and Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church have heel attacked recently cently by Thomas McDougall of Cincinnati be cause of alleged extravagancies In building tho new Missions building at Fifth avenue and Twentieth street und Miss Itaclmel I Kennedy onu of tho Ienox heirs has made a protest against the sate of their property ut Twelfth btrect and Fifth avenue The report of the joint building committees which will bo made to the General Assembly at Pittsburgh next week Is I believed by the Hoards i I I For the Aged HoodH Sarsnpnrllla 1ms often proved itself of great vnlun I heems to oil up tho inn clilnery of the whole system ami ninny testify to their CII belief t lint It hlH Hoods prolonged their lives Kol lowing is I a cute oC tills kind S arsaparilla hoping that I may bencllt Sarsapanla some one by telling my experi Vitalizes ence with Hoods Sarsaparllla 1ItuulU I will give It In brief I am Ti years old About Ilvo years The Blood ago I won attacked with dlar rhoa for which I doctored nearly a year with little If any benefit I also had rheumatism I resorted to Hoods Sarsa parllla and am practically relieved I was also troubled with dizziness at times but am cured now Hoods Sarsaparllla has given tone and health t the digestive organs giving me a good appetite Imparting strength all vitality to lie wasting system I would advise nil old people especially t try Hoods Sarsaparilla for 1 know It Is BOouVGKOKUK HANDY Carlyon N Y Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently In the public eye today Give it a trial this spring Ot HOODS Hoods Pills AH are druggist tasteless mid 60 effective t L I I ECZEMA i Most Distressing of Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved by GJLtiGura WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS A warm bath with Cutlcurn Soap and a single application of Cuticura the great Skin Cure afford instant re lief permit rest and sleep and point to a speedy and permanent cure when all other methods and remedies fail Sold throughout ht wield end rtpfcUltj bJ Cnrllih and Atnrriciti chrml ti in 1 eonllnpotal rltiM Drltiih dtpot F lswslisT k 8nv I KniM rilil London Forrta I Lau S Cniuic Hol lVop Bastes U t A lobe n suniclout answer to these complaint Iho report Is signed by Alexander Maltlancl acting Chairman In It the committees nay that the building Is I to cost tot moro than SlOSOOOO exclusive of tho land which cost 5070000 One million milon dollars was provisionally borrowed of the tea innns Bank for Savings 4M per cent until the t building Is completed nnd 4 per cent there I after T hu Twelfth street property Is tn be sold to piyotr u I purchase money loan on the site of the lIen building of Sit 10000 But for strikes the building would have been completed by May 1 but It is I now rapidly near rlfl tog completion and leases for email odlccs ag gregatlng S10000 1 year have already been minnie 4180030 Tho I land and building have cost so far CHINAS ITAJt JEnT It In Snld n Loan of 8eOOOOOOO frill Be Issued from London Paris and Berlin lAtlmS May ltlLhio IVitffnueCMnMhife asserts that a Chinese loan of 0000000 Is to bo issued from London Paris and Berlin Delegates from the leading French credit banks met on May 11 and 13 nt thoofllccs of the Credit Lyonnnls to decide upon opening the market to the Chinese loan rite Bank of Paris was placed at the head of the committee The manager of the bank today discussed the sub Ject with M Hnnotaux the Minister of Foreign Affairs LONDON May 10Tho Post will tomorrow publish a St Petersburg despatch saying that ndviccs received In that city from n Japanese source are to the effect that Japan Intends to withdraw her garrisons from Corea in about Ecrun months A despatch to the SfmidVml from lierlln says that RussIa dcmundslbe cession to her of the Island of yuelpaert south of Corea and not Port LaareiY as previously reported The de spatch adds thai Japan demands 100000000 ads ns the equivalent for giving up the Llao Tong peninsula but the negotiations ou this point are not yet finished TheChlnoou I Admiralty was dissolved at the end of March owing to the inability of the ofllclala to perform their duties and to the enor mous deficit in the accounts It is not likely that the Admiralty will be reestablished or that war snips will lw ordered nbroad soon WAMIIMITOV Muy 10The Japanese Legn t bIt bus received n brief telegram which says that the complications with the European powers have been to ndjubted as to leave no reuEon to doubt lint a further conflict in the hnst will be avoided It Is Inferred that Japan feeling that her oc cupation of Chinese territory might be a source of continued Iriltntion bet u ecu herself and vet tuin European countries bus decided lo with draw her troops from China and retain only the Island of 1onuuba which wn ono of the condi tions of peace strenuously insisted upon by the Japanese Kmperor No Importance is attached at the Japanese Legation to the St Petersburg despatch hlch says thai a Itusslan protectorate of Corea Is i necessary to protect Hiixlan merchants there from Japanese competition and thai Russia would regard it as n murk of unfriendliness on the part of any power that would object to her holding Coren In the first place them are nn Kusslan inerchanls in Coren Secondly H IH pointed out that Jnuiiu went to war In order to insure the independence of Corea and it la now argued that Japan would tlultlty herself if she permitted any country to prevent this object MOltK CHAJHiXS 1GAIXSTJA LFO tin Ill Method or ICaUlne Mosey with Which 4o Mpeculnte In Knn a Lund Losing May ltLJnbez Spencer Ilalfour was npiin arraigned in tho How Street Police Court this morning to answer further charges fraud In obtaining large sums from the liulldlng Se curities Company Part of the Ideucc related to tim illverslon of funds from lie BuIlding Se curities Company toward specui intlons ill land In which Lord Smlcloy was concerned Hulfonr drew from the building company for these pur poses iTTTll Loril Sudeley testified that he agreed with lUlfour to form u syndicate to purchase land iu lit tiliul 5 He 1 1 nod huh tour together I with Hal fours son lied shares amounting to174to which were obtained by u loan iroui MurtiDs Hunk Tin Secretary of the llulldlng Company testi fied list hal liluu r told him that I thin company shuns weru deposited in Martins Dunk us beuirlty torn loan to himself and Loid hudrley Tho m iiagl rate utlillOullileui that t he would com mil Ilalfour for trial He did not believe hunt lie driitt I a ill ituiite tuf which hind been produced hud been altered tor irnuduleiii purposes but hero was otherwise nmple Idcnce upon which to send Ilalfour before a jury and he therefore formally committed him KTORMS IN XVUOIE high Seas and Cold Veu her 1reTnllA Hutch Watering Place In Ilunuer TUB HAIIUI May 11 A fishing smaclc foundered today near Wnssenoar South Hol land Eight of her crew were drowned A high tide that has been blown up by the heavy wind threatens lo destroy the town of Scheveniugeu a wellknown watering place two miles northwest of Tho Hague The town is sheltered from the Ben by a high drive but the water Ill l rapidly encroaching oil It Half of bcherenlngen wasswallovsidup by the sea lu 2170 PARIS May IflCold weather accompanied by easterly storms prevails in France A own her of deaths by lightning are reported LONDON May KlA few minor wrecks have occurred on the east coast Ito vessels having run ashore during the snow storms unusually cold weather for thin time of the year prevails throughout Knglnnd There were snow storms on the east const yesterday JlnitXK May 10A severe storm If prevailing In Switzerland A number of diligences are blocked by snow near Ilouis ECONOMIZING IN ITALY Hlicnor HonnlnoH Hopeful View of the Country Finance ROME May lOSlgnor Sonnlno Minister of the Treasury In n speech to his constituents last evening compared the position In which the Crlspl Cabinet found the finances of the coun try with the present financial situation He as sertedlhut important Improvements effected by the present Clo eminent had Increased and would further strengthen tbe public credit and that confidence Had been restored at horn and abroad Despite the augmented tax thereon he saId rentes bad risen several points He called intention to many of hue benefits to be prescribed In the budgea which this country would be certain to obtain If Parliament would support the proposals of the Government and which Involved a very little further Increase in the duller him Government he declared had formed un unshakable resolution to avoid debt and to lessen the public expenses The Minis tams speech made us very favorable impression Note of ForeIgn Happening The United Slates cruiser Mnrblehead ha ar rivectat Algiers ODonovnii Rossn tailed for New York from Liverpool yesterday the Germanic I7110 Britishl budcet Passed Its second reading in the House of Commons yesterday Mrs Alva Smith VonJebllt the divorced wife of ihhIaw K Vanderbilt arrived lu London from Paris yonterthity Mr Gladstone has written a letter commend log the movement for a reunion of tho Scottish and other Presbyterian churches The Hungarian Chamber of Magnates yester day passed the bill removing the ul abllltlsut inching to persons of the Jewish faith Prof William Peterson principal of the Uni versity College Dundee Scotland has accepted the llrinciputlsluihu of Mc0m University Moo real Sr WhltelBw Held paid visits in Paris yes wffhU0 President aure and Mme Carnot with both of whom he had long Interviews Mr heitl will rail root Boutll n Ptonw New York on June 1 i NEWFOUNDLAND STAYS OUT ins jiKAaoxa wIly nits WONT JOIN THE DOMINION Hhe Ont Afford the Iuxnrr of Conftdera Sloe ntesmce C anada Terns Involve Very High Taxation TIII Retrench and Try to Worry Alone Hnmehotr ST JOHNS K F May 10The Idea of the confederation of Newfoundland with the Do minion of Canada was abandoned today In the Legislature tho Whlteway Government almost unanimously opposed the proposal Mr Morris one of the delegates to Ottawa reported to tho Legislature the proceedings of the con ference between the Canadian authorities antI the Newfoundland delegates Canadas terms Included the assumption ot 10000000 of Newfoundlands debt leaving 5000000 to be assumed by the colony The Dominion proposed to grant BO cents per capIta for tho local administration 860000 for legis lation 160000 for tho crown lands and 4O 000 for police In lieu of the formation of n militia body n total of 501000 This wn exclusive of tile services to bo taken over and maintained by the Dominion Government 1 hcse services now demand the expenditure of 000000 BO that Canada conceded Newfoundland the equivalent ofl40000 The tnaln objection to these proposals wan that they loft Newfoundland In debt nearly 87000000 on which sum Interest would havo to be paid annually Newfoundland demanded a bounty to fishermen u subsidy of lftOO000 of which 201000 rmircscnted the Interest on the difference between her debt In 1HHR when Canada urged Newfoundland to accept union and before Newfoundland under took to build the railway which Canada was willing to finish after union was cniifitimniatcd Newfoundland aluo demanded an additional SlOOOOll for the clown lauds In Lubrador and for the fisheries of the maritime provinces an efllrlenl weekly mail and panson gem service with Halifax bounties to local In dustrie and the establishment of a naval bri gade Shun reserved for herself all tho precious metals In thn colony The acceptance of fanndas proposals would have left a total annual delicti of 5S00i which would bo required to bo made up by di rect taxation within Newfoundland besides another 110000 yearly after five years when the colony would do oblIged to operate the rail way Itself Canada negotiated with the lint Ish llovernmrnt hoping to secure assist ance therefrom to help complete lie rail way There negotiations failed slid Can ada then made her last offer of SnOllO per mile to complete the railway New foundland to assume the remaining Sl000 per mile This was nejoml Newfoundlands means and the negotiations were broken off The Gay crnment now proposes a policy of retrenchment and hopes to carry tIm colony through Its troubles but this Is generally believed to bo Im possible owing to the difficulty of obtaining n loan because of the bad condition of public affairs 8131313S ItiniSIt OF JIANQVET II After Footing the Bookmakers He Nettle lloAn to niiHlnen0 Losnof May Commenting on the per formance of Mr Owyers Banquet II today thn Sx rf m m will say tomorrow Slmrass show on Banquet II was totally different from whatIt was when ho was on Btoncnell He played circus tricks It Is true pulling back and popping In again and yoo yards from the finMi he contrived to drop out and look na though ho was beaten The riug was thin inspired to Increase their offers After fooling the bookmakers to tlie top of hen bent Slmms concluded It was time to settle down to business Ho had for the first time to show how he could sit down to a finish against nn Kngllsh Jockey for Ioates was uu beside him on Droeo To the astonishment of many probably Ioates especially Sitnms WHS fully equal to the occasion Doubtless the horse had tons In hand but he yet might well have been beaten after being mussed about as he had been had his jockey been Incapable of collecting him when he wanted The fyurduiiim denies that it Is unsportsman like to run the Americans upon the sale busi ness It will wiy tomorrow that if an thing Is unsportsmanlike It is the old Icious practice of entering us a selling plater a horso that Is not such and gambling on him Men who do this must count the cost Ii i Mr Dwyer the S n ni m will further ear may thank his stars that he got Hanquet H I for 1310 with the big handicaps nt DoncaHor and Manchester virtually at his mercy If they bad been mentioned at the rale It would have needed iiono to buy llunqucl II It cannot bo raid however that thin Americans have gained a great deal for running their best homes In selling races Though It may he piotttablc thanks to our slnuurf stmild Ity it Is i not calculated to make the eagle Illume his feathers JlJET7riW IN 1JlVSXtA The Upper house or the Diet Fat am tie InternutlntiHl ARrermrnt UKHIIN May 10The u poor Houo of the Prussian Diet today adopted the resolution submitted by Count von Mlrbach declaring that stops should he taken fur a prompt settle ment of the currency question by an inter national agreement on blmttuUUiu The vote stood seventytno in favor of tIm resolution to thirtyeight against It In the course of tbe debate Herr Koch Gov ernor of the Hulchbbank strongly opposed the resolution Ho warned the Federal States that the adoption of such a plan as that advocated In the resolution would create disorder and con tusion The Chancellor Prince von Hohenlohe sold thirt the Prussian Ministry had not decided on the course It would follow In respect of the mo tion nnd therefore It could not adopt a dellnllo nltitule yet the Government would submit tho sitter question to furtherexatnlnation in concert with the Federal States The Government win also Hilllne to ultimately confer with the other powers on common measures to bo adopted The basis of discussion however must llrst bescttlnl iS lieu thus linenems of the countries coiiUltrd were received renewed attempts would be nindu to continue the Intcrnatloual ex change of views on the liver question The Chancellor advised the house to adopt Herr Deckers amendment to Count von Mir bachs motion cancelling thu demand for Inter national bimetallism s otis ttlistand lug this ml Mco the amendment was nolagreed to und the original resolution was adopted Iteporl Armenia outrages LONDON May IflIn the House of Commons today Sir Edward Grey tnder Foreign Secre tary raid that Sir Ihlllp Currie llrltlsh Am bassador to Turkey had been Instructed In March to call attentIon to the reports from Asia Minor that Turkish officials hud maltreated prisoner but no definite statcmunt had as yet been received He said that reports of alleged torturing of prisoners nt Jllllls had also reached the Government The IlnltleNorth Hen Canal BEKHN May 10In the Reichstag today In presenting the second supplement of the esti mates Dr Von Iloetthher Minister of tho Interior declared that the full depth of tin Haltlo North Sets Canal would bo attained by July 1 Its breadth he kald exceeded that of the Suez Canal Landslides might occur ho filrt hut there was no ground for serious iipprehcn doll Prlnrfi Alexander Ton Hohenlohe Married COLOGNE May 10Prlnco Alexander von Hohenlohe youngest eon of Chancellor von Hohenlohe was married today to Princess hramanuele widow of Prince Georgoof Helms Ilraunfels The bride la nlno years the senior of the groom Cardinal Kroments Archhlihop of Cologne performed th ceremony Mr BujrardB Heeepllon LONDON May JOThe Hon Thomas F Day ard the American Ambassador and Mrs Bay ard gave a reception this evening nt their new residence The gathering which was a brilliant one was attended by tho principal Americans in London and the elite of English society in clualng a number of titled personages A New William Street Office lIulldlDt Plans were filed yesterday by John T Wll llama for a ttfteenitory offlco building to be erected nt i5 to 20 William street and ifl and 18 Exchange place The new building Is to cost 800OUU A O II Officer Rerlrcteit The national Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians which has been In session at the Masonic Temple held an election last night and the present oRlcere were reMrcted rite next meeting will be held at Philadelphia Where Yesterdays Fir Were A M803 16 West ll3d Street damage trilling 1100652 i First at cane James Ilyback damage 3o P L9Oo 8 Ludlow itreet Henry Russell damage triflIng 030660 Oreenwlch itreet II ifcLearnei damage siighi hOiill MB Elgbih avenue MrJT1 Barrett danisgl trifling 010 2Jli Wist lweliuth t street tkUorrli ito dauiag t IRotftts ftnrrlnrw Sc pETR c KFIJLOOO It CO Auctioneers ADJOURNED 8AIETHI3 lAY Owing to the storm alt In defrrenee 10 this withN of both buyrn all seller the aloof trollol horsM which 8 to hare taken place at Kleetwoo Drmii lark on Tuesday May U hal been adjourned to FI11DAV MAY 17 1893 a 10 oclock M DUHLANDS RIDIKO ACADEMY Blh av and euth it New k ark where the sale will commence with a lot of choice DIUV1XO IIOllftF8 AND PAIRS from the Long llland BreedIng KsUbllihments or Messrs VALENTINE WILLIS J if DFVEnrUX an4 VALNTINE or KO W IIAHTIMT at which will h found on TiE BUriLEMENTAUV CATALOGUE SEVERAL CONS10SMESTS FIIOM CAUFOllilU IEEnL CONSlg IF1n hiy CALUOIU In htoSittlE 8AL9nURV contain tal reprtieniatlvcs o f 1 the great eiChninplon Stallions DIRECT PALO ALTO and STAMnont and of the present CHAMlIOX STALLION DIHKCTUM 8OSU also the get of llontuirs Vl 1M Director IlitTt Dexter rhnco and other great sires Among inner gems li 3IISS CRICKET yesriutug oily to D1IiRCT 2034 p Oilt of ciuctctr Silo t the fasteit combined lurentaireln tIme world by the records Mr Satliburys faith In the speed of hut offering by Ilreci will be shown by the proposition lie will make to their buyers to trnlu did develop them Other owners will send the get of Kremlin 20 U Dencm nenton sTud other popular sites affectIng a CllOICB WT TO HELECT FROM ForCntalopi Supplement address PKTKIt C KELLIXKI ft CO1 Auctioneers 107 John St New Vork CONTJlAClOlt COiVVCJ STAltnrD Ills Annnllnnt Nearly Drowned In the Star lem Shin Canal Trying to iCecaps William J Cnnnell a Klngsbrldge contractor Is building n hotel on Marble Hill just south nf Klngsbrldge for exAssemblymnn Hummel A number of Italians wore employed on the work but Irish mechanic were In the majority and tho Italians were disgruntled because their countrymen did not receive larger char of the work This feeling led to much bickering and to end It Conncll discharged two of the princi pal malcontents with six of their Italian fol lowers This occurred on Wednesday Yesterday morning lie Itillnrs nsled to be taken back Their spokesmen were the two leaders Thomas nnd GuUcppo Daurla biothers living nt IHOth street and Jefferson street They were Imperative In their demands nnd the boss mason ordered them to lenxo the bulldlig They rushed out excitedly anti Gulsoppo Dnuria armed himself with n atone Mr ConnHI seIzed him nnd while they wore struggling for the I possession of tile stone Thomas Daurla dnw n knife and drovo tho blade into the back of Mr Councils neck Connell yelled und a dozen of his men nulied to his assistance before they could reuc h him Thomas diovo the knife a second time Into Cnn nell a netk and then breaking assay run down the hill toward thu hip canal Giuseppe was quickly secured and eight or nine men started after Thomas The chase ended ut the ship canal Thomas plunged overboard to escape hut was unable li o swim He Haul out of flight His pursuers got u boat and waited for him Ho was under water so long that they had about concluded ho was drowneil when he nobbed up a rnn ilertblu dlstntico I from I lIe shore He I was ii nctuuiim louis when the bolt reached htm An ambulance took hill to the Ford ham HoMutul where ho recovered but not sulUclently to be arraigned In court Meantime thn wounded contractor was taken to Dr Darlingtons mid had his slab wounds dressed Ho had two deep minds ono on Hther bide of the spinal column They aro not dangerous but Mr Connell had a narrow es cape At the Hnrlcm Court Giuseppe Daurla was held to answer achnrgo of assault Ills hnothiuur will hue to answer for n felonious assault 11 will probably be able to appear today inro ui nr A WOMAN A Negro Overcome and Bobbed of ag and a IenUtilfr While William Dunbrldge a middleaged ne cro who lives nt 11 Cornelia street was passing tirough Ieroy strict on his way home from work esterday morning at 4 oclock he was ac costed by a white woman who asked him tha time Dunbrldge told tho woman he hud no watch nnd be started to walk past her As ho did o she threw her arms around his neck and dragged him Into on adjoining hall Dunbrldge begun to cry for help as he was no match for the woman who was big anti muscu lar He utoupcd crying out when the woman muck him u blow In thn mouth with her clenched hind und submitted quietly while thus woman ceanhed his pockets She fouml S and a penknife After taking the money and the knife elm threwDunbrldge out Into the street and told him In go humc DnnbildgL s ulidiuiell adoil nut the I neighborhood until he found Ioiicemnn Sluvin of the Charles street pollen station lie told the policeman now he hud been rubbed and both started to look for thn womiin After half an hours search n woman who Dunbridgpsald was the one thut robbed him came out of the house at lilH Leroy meet SIte wa filly Woods and lived there She was locked up and yesterday morning in Jeflcrbou Market Court was held In 1000 ball for trial I nn niliurge of highway robberv Ill woman bears a bud reputation nnd hub been ar rested several times before LITrv4v WAS nir wnn A IOKER Ill AM nllant THO Men nnd n tVoraxn Vrro Arrested When Ho Died Karl Llttman iO years old who lived at 200 Broadway Jersey City died yesterday from In juries It IH said received In nn altercation with two men und a woman last Friday night Mrs Frances Dlehl ii years old her husband An drew Dlehl 11 und Anton Pharr ua all of OU Dale avenue Marion havo been arrested Hitman I was on lila way home about 0 oclock on Friday night when he met the Dlehls and rintrr 1 lilt two men Llltninn saxs In hIs ante innrtPin statement attacked him He managed to ho Id his own until I Mrs Diehl 1 rushed In and K I ruck him on the head with boino weapon sup nosed to Ira H noker Litlmnn was stunned by the blow and his assailants fled He staggered over to the other side of the street and fell un confclous In an open lot where ho was after ward found by the police Striking Hnltlern JDIpered by Police William Henne foreman of the stables of the North Hudson County Hallway Company In Hnbokcn was discharged yesterday morning by Superintendent Brooks for iierllgence FIt teen of the hiMtlera objected lo the discharge of their foreman and immediately went on strike rhelr places were soon Illled and then the men were ordered away from the Rtablcs Lpon t heir refusal tn disperse n message was sent to Police Heudqunrlers Itoundtminn Cross with n squad of policemen drove the men away amid u policeman wits left on guard to prevent any further disturbance Brooklyn Christian Kndenvorer The sIxth annual Convention of the Brooklyn Christian Endeavor Societies was held yester day at Plymouth Church There were thre sessions the first beginning at UH oclock In the morning Thou repons showed a large Increase in the membership uf the various branches tiny Inr tins year A Cargo of Ilme Taken Fire The schooner Cyrus Chamberlain bound for this city from Thomuston Me Is anchored at City Island Wlilleat anchor awaiting orders yesterday mornlnc Ito cargo of lime took tIre The vessel sins Immediately sealed ut The fire In her hold Is still burnlne SIMPLE STRONG

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tf I 1t 11 1 iI II t I t Hrar f t f I THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 17 1895 os O I til li L f FACTIONS FAIL TO FIGHT fl1r1f coUNTY COMMITTEE 1oiifln J rzIIla wiinovT A acRAi kflttd Men Fenr that the Xdiater llth rtlon MlEht Try tn Icnuure th Hirer mr lloimclnts Krrwtn unit Uur ral 11 ul ItenllietlStronc Hill Kllllac Another renular meetlnc ot tho Hcpubllcnn nnnntr Committee has been Iie4dnnd still there C clash between the Lnuter bM r Len j no scrums cllsh bhv1en Lluter Juh faction and tho HrookllrM faction The Mr of taclon I10 Hrookflcld men thatlho Latiterbach Lilonlts rulnht attempt to aa 1 resolution Mndtmnlns the Mayor for the removal of Po JL comuililoncrs Kcrwln anll Murray worn rfailieJ met n6l The kanterbach men nit rraUzt rlln f I try mild mood anil with tho excep tion ot little Abraham Orubcr who li always ton IIr for n scrap said and did nothing likely to trKlpitAton ruction p rlpillO 1 pThe nrookfleld men were uneasy over these Uctlonof Hcpubllrnn election officers which Is I Mjef the supervision ot 1 committee of which Grnber Is i Chairman Tho nomlnatlona for cloc officers arc Hut mado by tho Chairmen ijon omce ton nettlon district associations Lndcr tie constitution Mr Orubcrs committee is mrowtred to innko substitutions It was trident from tho attacks the llrookfleld dele rile made on this committee that they feared tb the Inllileo would use Its power to build IP lht the Lnutcrbnch faction In weal districts fmrat of them contended that tho Chnlr D en of election district nitoctatlons should hive the I cole riuht to elect officers and All vacancies In casa their nominees were rejected President Lautorlmch Irnest Hall of the Iautcrbach faction Ind otters thl 1autrbnch fActoa i de l with these gentlemen to show them that their suspicions were groundless The result wa that a resolution providing that tho list of ectlin ofllcers certified to tlm Police Commls Ietrn 1BlllNi selected In Its entirety by elec tion 1 dl trlct Chairmen was adopted by 1 vote of Si 10 87 I This was not clone though without somo hot not from Mr Urubcr Whel ho was asked 10 mike a report a Chairman of the committee by I Ik Mr Julius M Major IIP said I km unprepared Tlmt IB not on of the things settled at the Windsor Hotel conference Debating the resolution finally adopted Mr Dblnl Gruber laid Grbr I noticed with some amusement how lollcitous thu delegates from the Eleventh and other administration districts are that tho rltbts of tho election district Chairmen shall not Invaded Why have they not been us anx ious to protect those rights when places were to be siren out by the municipal administration 1 I Ilyeu as an amendment Mr President that election district Chairmen bn notified when then are vacancies In other offices than election cfflceft to fill This proposition was hailed with laughter and cheers even tho Brookflcld men receiving the Joke with smiles knowing that It was di rected particularly against tho delegates from the Eleventh who havo been much bothered over the election district supervision of patron age which the constitution provide for John Sablne Smith presented atlldavlU from leveral Republicans who swore that they had tie to enroll In the Eighth Assembly district but had been unable t do io bccauseof obstruc tions put In their way The Eighth Is cxPost I muter Van Colts and a Lauterbach district Mr Uruber announced that he had affidavits of itmtlar treatment from tho Twentyfourth dis trict The Twentyfourth is a UrookUold dis trict In which Coins Is tho Republican leader Delegate William McAdee of the Twenty third Ke notice of a proposed amendment t the constitution permitting the President of the County Committee to declare vacant the seat of a delegate who resides In an election district which does not keep up an election district IJ trict organization STROXGS XIL1KILLIXO DAY Great Seolt Describe Yonvc Gllroys Bit on Loaded Down with HtculB The hearing on tho bill providing that jurors shall be drawn from lists of nonvoters before voters are called un for service was continued before the Major yesterday Corporation Counsel Scott opposed the measure Ilo said that It imposed on the Commissioner of Jurors a duty that it would be Impossible for him to perform lie added that ho hail conferred with the Justices of the Supreme Court and that they were opposed to the bill which would put n premium tattling owln to the clause on tatlnhowln caue ex empting 1 voter from duty If ho would furnish the name of un eligible nouvolcr It iJ I under steed that Clue tor will not approve the bill w4of course It cannot now burtiwacted A V ItmpUlI tho originator of the uicnsure said that I was Intended 1 to make Itepublicans vote he is a member of thu llcpublicun County Com mittee There was also 1 hearing on the bill emnndlng the Harlem Itiver Bridge bill It provides for acquisition of lands for tho Third lucnuo nplircnclics Corporation CounsrJScott opposc l the bill which he said was loaded down with iteili It hud been forced through the lJLlo lalure he cain bv a ount lawyer In the inter edsof t tertaln property owners lie aid aler thehrarinc that he meant Thomas F Mlioy Jr The Major will probably disapprove the bil which would Kill It Col Strong tent the Alnsworth Police bill back to Albany last night with his disapproval He announced Lint neck that he should take that cnurif hit he held the bill buck until the egislature 1 adjourned to avoid any possibility era refnai trnrnt Xonne appeared at the hearing on the bill rrm lilinc lor u new bridge over the lat 1U r I and the Mayor approved it UK nun A xn TIIK iviov z KA n vc nil Appllcnlloa fur Mrml r hlp Not Ye Acted Upon Xo action has yet been taken on the nppllca tbn of Michael 1 Dudy for membcr hip in the tnlon League club In Brooklyn althouchhls name has been posted nearly two weeks 2so reeuar ditto U llxcd for the meetings of the Jtrmberthlp Committee the custom being for the Ctiiliman to call tho members together when thi mimes of applicants are to bo acted upon Ihe failure of the rommlttco to meet lint nIght as was expected is supposed to Indl cete that tlioie is I a 1 hitch ovu Mr lacy Major 1 nrlll Hobbs who Is on the Mcru

berehit Committee wu been at the club liousu hat ntlhlL Ile said Mr llads mime bus not comA before the COmmittee jet und there has txun no dhrl tcro IloD our I I cjnrut of our i fay what action 1l tuLn In this particular emu the comnhIttrO Is I fully marc howoer that titer t riiielement IntherlnUopiioscd tothe MmlMlon of Mr t Daily and that some of them lees i cone ft 1 Jar as to threaten to resign in casu nil application uoia through Not only is hli H1cPUbicnldll hurst iineih in view of hl I Hop 10 tin Democracy two years ago but his Ionic and dote aBiliitluns with John V McKnim urn urced at u liar to his ndmlKslon to lluioklj mnt ilmive Hepiibllcan onunlrRtion Mr I Jy has some Iniluentlal fricuU In tho c 1 Ut I aud tlipv will itt hard to overcome thin rone prejudice airnlniit him Should it al fJr that t tlif ntmient of the Mnmbersliip yS ittce ii I unfavorable lr Ialy union will rmp probiWy aci huh l withdrawn and tho threatened NEGIWI n roit xzsvnxs 01 Faction In the Illalne Club Met Them Ip lor Hi Other to lln nek HOITD No negroes have yet succeeded In eeuurlnc iliuiisioii to thu lilaine Club tho Ilepubllcan ffMizition of the dlHrict lzalon Kluvonth assembly IItrlcl although there are fully 1000 negro Rcpuhll MH voters In the dlotrict many of whom have tried to get into tho club This exclusion of iff10l1 nmdo the club exll nmone the IhI lie PuMlcnin flui e lu1 of tie illbtiict I an exclusive Inll arecent division In the dubthe result Ofqtjsr5 her liver PitroniiKi nearly every mem er IYn In favor r pre ervlnc tho oxclu Uo Character Ir llle InMlluilon by 1 excliitliiiR ne II IISllulll xclutlll 14 lFtet Mnco DIP illi Ulan tbouifli and tho slur Job I CS t of tbp fclol led by Mayor Secrotary the tIhr there hat been I disposition on part If thj defcrted lo make trouble mil CISC oneofUI WUU dovifed has boon to propixo FCilH for iiicmherBlilp and make the other fiction 1Ick lem herhll mlle At the lust I hal of the club M J McCnnn ola or iii lt luelnl Mr ItiiAff I u of the opiMisltlnn tl 111 fi IrnP l d for membership Kilward S i flIT Iho IHgroIIlle to the County Commil rc and 1hrli tnpliur Mowart editor of a negro hrltlihor tewlrt edlrr nogrl thit r hire 1 is I liUoly I to bu 1 lively I lime I I when iu e vote Is lakeii on tile admlstlon of theo turn eol tVlloiTnB Two Ne r Aulnt Utrltj Attorney Fellow when ho learned Irdiiy that dor Morton had signed the bill Irll iilrlg Cr two nine Assistant District Attor II tlli PrIlIItCI1 Deputy Assistants ItobsrtTown liii slPln J 1 li lea i tlhcn OHuroto till the vacan I I uH Ih Pllry If I S7000 CollowiiHond re PII t iOiii chief of thus 1Olt deputy assistants niil 10 UI sIt WiiUe MrtIlarVhnd r I I I swKMDcfutyA asitt nr lIlIis i lilac run liordou liattlu 1s slated for Town ortice Too Old to Chanse Ute Silver View 1 hlrl Tnii lUiTP Ind May JO Senator Voor

Jut returned lomo to remain till tho next C sIrii lit ll I rnl 1111 I lOl olt iiUi l thn Senator tonlcht to Ctami uiy MLH uu the silver question

BAirXttEZX FACES BT NOOXLIOUT Am Important Identlflentlo In New Jcney Harder Trial Nrw nnmlwlCK May 10At the retrial of Joseph Anglo and Annello Spin charged with tho murder of Antonio Irlico hero today an Important witness for the State Ulcharel Van Krobbs who wa unable to appear at tho frt trial cave Homo sensational testimony Iave Imo eenl lonalteltmon Prlnco VTOS a New York padrone and owned property a Deans Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad five miles from hero Ono day In October 1BD4 he went lo Deans Station to collect some money owing him That night his mantled body wa found on the railroad tracks his pockets hal been rifled and every circum stance pointed to murder There Is an Italian colony nt Dean Ptntlon and among his countrymen 1rtsco was disliked Suspicion rested upon Arncio nnd Splna be cause they left the colony soon nfter the Undine of tho body They were arrested and tried but the Jury dUaffrecd Van Krcbbs who lived on the Trenton turnpike near Deans flat Ion wan I wanted to give cvldpnc nut behalf of lllln prose cution nnu today hn was put on the Mnlal I I lln alt that on tho nlpht lrl io was Killed I lid hnil hentd a VVHKOII PUNS his pUrc Mo I opened the window nt onco and distinctly sa 11 MHBOII drawn by dark horse In tho wagon cern four men olio of whom ho snw was I bound A man whom lipreeiienlrnl ns Splnn nit on toti of the malt VThlln the other Iwo t VTCTO on the cat When the wacm passed ho hear tho man scream an Krubhs vins nut on the stand to testify I as to tho posuiie of the VVHKOII merely anti not to identity tutu ciccupanu Therefore when ho Ioinlcd 10 11111 and cried Thoro is I lie I man now 1 remember his faeoJ oven tho mal lawyers were suirpriseil I lliodefendunt In I the prisoners bent uneasily dock grew pilu and shifted in his The Itnesa went on to say that thero was a full moon that night und It was crv bright Ho remembered tlmt the wagon Passed hits house between 1 andoclock A little Inter his dos bnrked and nwakcncd him and looklug out tUI I thin window ngaln ho svw time wagon returning wnlOl1 rdurllnl There were but three men In It limo next morning he started for Xow Bruns wick and when he gut to the railroad track hu noticed wagon tracks which had lieen made recently The tracks were noticeable as the driver had driven overground which no ono had ever driven on before Tho tracks ran to tho railroad and then relumed not crosdlti time railroad description the witness KHVO of the horse and wagon tallied exactly JIO thin horse and wagon commonly ued by Araflo and Splnn The State Introduced Prof E W McOownn of the State weather ervlco and Irof U W Prentts tho astronomer of floUter Col liO to prove that the I night of the alleged crime was 1 bright one They raid that Van Krobbi could have rernenlzed faces Tho btatu then rested Its case SCRATCHED urn RIVALS FACE Mr Felditeln Come Back from Germany and hunts Up liar Hnabnnd Mr Regina Ieldstcln wife of Leopold Fcld stein 1 diamond cutter who formerly lived at 1041 Park avenue returned to this country n few weeks neo from Germany whither It Is I said her husband had sent her She found as she says that her husband was living with a young Jewess Mary Sleclcr nt 1127 West Twen tysecond street She and her sister waited near tho house early last night and saw the hus band enter About 7 oclock he came out fol lowed by the young Jewess Who took his nrm Mrs oldstln and her sister ran nfter the pair Mrs Fclesteln cried That is my husband mat Is my husband Then the seized thin Jewess by the hair and began to strike her The hus band tried to interfere anti he was roughly used 1ollceraan Ion arrested Mrs I held stein her husband and tho Jewess At the MI tion house no ono would maku charges and they were all locked up for dlorderly conduct The Jewesss face was scratched jiud she was much nimplcd Her eyes lootvii iiiltauied Mio said Mrs Kcldstein hud thrown pepper In her e I Mrs Keldsteln hud been ron to make it motion us though to throw something In tl I hn bcrlmmaKu and I the Jewess w n tnken to thin New York llo pltal Time doctors thought uos sibly some tail or dirt had been thrown In her Hlbl eyes but there was no serious injury Later street both 1 women police station were transferred to the lhilrtietit I I ijtEiintT SOil TO N JIKSIQXS II a 11 Surrender the llnnucement or tbo Allnutle Avenue Trolley llnva President Denjamln Norton uf the Atlantic Avenue Kallroud Company In Brooklyn yester day sent his resignation tu time linurd of Di rectors Ho mil retire before June 1 I Mr Norton explains that ho has private busi ness which will occupy many months also that the street railroad business is not exactly to his taste Ittbhls Intention he says to return to the steam railroad business which he was educated Mr Notion has been engaged In the railroad business for sixteen tear 1icmi I 1 I I until ho took charge of the Atlantic Avenue ompnnv two nld 1 half vears iiifo ho was with the ICIIIL I Island Kaliruad Company which hu last eervtd a K superintendent and Vicelrisklent limo bl trolley strike was alt most exciting Incident of his career with the Atlantic Avrimu Coin puny and his deurmlnoil bal against any compiomlte with the atrikcrx mudo hint time tui I get of mut h criticism and abisc It Is I ald thut II I lu tell late general maiiiiKur of tho New Orleans Traction Company may be chosen as Mr Nortons successor I BIACKJtVHX ATTACKS CARLISLE Th 3Ionoy Quevtlon Mute DlMienslona Amonc KrnliKky Dcmorriilt I OwENSiioiio Kj May 10 Tie Democratic Convention 10 nniiia a Itnllrnad Commissioner I for this district met jeetcrdiy with 1 large at tendance The money question came up several times during thin day aunt nt the night te slim Senator Hlirkburn delivoied I fito silt cc speech Hu vigorously atlarkod secretary Car llslo for commit tutu tlm 1 Mato just wile the senator was tlehtlnir for reelection and docla rod retaliate visor lie olio that hu would relllae with J 1110 said that In thu coming into Convention ho I would Introduce and chumpion I free silver resolution I hilly JV Till SIIAIJI 1IKLT The Fruit In Chaulaiiqii Completely le trnyed by Erode DLSKIIIK May 10 A frost last night wrought moro havoc iii time e Chuutitiiua grape belt and If the forecast from time weather bureau of fiost tonight proves true tlero will be no fruit of any kind left Nearly everything In early fruit is already gone Owing to tho ruin of time prape crop sixteen basket factories In Chautnuqui I county luvti rinsed thereby I I throw g a hugo l mitmuui her or men oil of int i pint ment Merchants who have Inca carrying limo crape grow i rs alniunnd taking as FOI urity Ihe I pinspeetlvnniopof JII I mire in I an iiiKomforl utile prodliimenl 1 boeausu of tliu crop fail mire The calamity I Is so exluniivD I I nnu so meat that I every kind of business will fei1 time iota beverel Kllllnc Jot In Cliouiiiiie Vallrj KIMIIIA May 111A heavy frot l caused great dnmepo to fruit and cnrileii truck In IhoCbe I mime Valley last night It Is f rstlmated that twothirds tf tho crop has hcon mined Ur Norrle rntnrfd to Slim Ilnrlicy Tho engagement of Mlsi IHhel I Ilarbey to A Ianfear Norrln IK I nnnotinctd tiise liarbcy Is lime daughter of Henry I Darby of 17 Wcfct Thlrtyolghth street and the sister of Mrs Al fred Seaton Jr and of the Countess of Pour tales A Ionfcar Norris Is time eon of Gordon Norrloof ItT 1iftli avenue lie Is well known In fasliloimblo society and Is u member of tur oral clubs This Is I the third cngicempnt announcement concerning Mr Norrle Ills llrtt repnrtnl en Kagcmint trims 10 Miss raiiiu K i Ito twlck now Mrs Allicrt J 1 CnrstalrH daughter of Jabiv A Ilnstwlck Aiinounrement trims Inter made of Mr Vorrles engagement to iiiss Amy Hend daiizhtr of Mr and Mrsleorgo I Iloiid Arrangement for time woildlni vvoio well undor vvnv when the ensairpmciit VIUH liniki Mr and Mrs Hnrbeyand Mlsa Darbey ale nl present Inbwitrerland In Swi2elall Thought lie Ilitd 1 Plight to llrrnk Hnfrp lldSTOs May 10 In thin trial todav of Pace and annlnB for nn alleged btwliiry In the ofllce of Iawicr Jlarrleni Page the expert safe opener testified t that although not iuthoricd by any our ho thought ho had a right to enter buildings and open nnfes to obtain evidence for bulhllia the police and was much surprised when ar rested In Morrisons olllre because time pollen did not know what hu vias theu hoc Hu intimated l that he had an understanding with thu pollen oftlclnls about obtaining evidence In this wy but Chairman Mat tin of time Pollie Hoard and testimony Deputy Ilerru denied time euieinont In their Tilt New Opera Fort uinlo I MlMS May 11Tho llrtt performanco of thin opera rortunlo composed by Wcstcrhoiit vrasglreii 111 this city tonight t mil Hie I work 11T111 tcnrtii ngient success Iho composer and the 1 urtlsts all several in tho limes cast were calleJ before the cur Jei a i a d KNOCKOUT DROPS NO MYTH BKEPTIC1 CIV TTir THEX AT fO ilCr IIEADQVA11TERS There n Row or hotel Tler Takea from Prorkmtonnl Thieve lot of Whom Vire CnnTtcted Too From teter Bnuyer HmiTto Chloral hydrate In Ihe museum at Police Headquarters which Chief Ilyrnes built UD when ho was Chief In spector and had chime of the detective force Is a small perforated shelf holding bottles which contain a colorless liquid For years everybody who has been shown about the museum has been informed that thosa bottles contain knockout drop used bv crooks to render their lctlms helpliM so hint they may rob them without resistance Chlof llyrnes read with considerable surprlco In ycsterda SlN a letter from 1 correspondent signing himself Manhattan In which it is asserted that I thmo Is I no such thing M knockout tlrop Chief Uyrnes and his men dont know whero Manhattan cot hh Information but they are willing to convince him that ho doesnt know what ho Is talking about It ho cares to call at Pollen Headquarters and sample thin contents of the bottles I pitch of which was taken from 1 pro fessional thief They think they can convince him that knockout drops are nut a mythi cal compound and their records show that nine out of ten thieves who havu been arrested with this drug on thum hare been convicted end sent to prison Instead of discharged as Man hattan hints Chief llyrnes says that tho most dangerous kind of criminal the pollen hove to deal with today 1 thin crook who works with drugs In police psrlanco this crook Is I known as a Peter player Ho Is I so called because ho Is re garded ns a follower of old Peter Sawyer as desperate a criminal as tho pollen of this city ever hail to handle Sawyer was the first Inn whoever ue1 knockerout and while his mixture was not the pumo as that used nowadays by crooks the compound was equally effective providing the operator knew how to ndmlnlstcr It Somo years ago there was 1 Rang nf thluvos that und to hint out In the Old Tieo Inn on Chnthum squnro and In a place kept by a man named Smith In Worth street hey I were nil Peter phucr and they opeateil 1 on 1 Urge Kcale It took time police live JCIUH to breaK thin gang up and whllu they evenlunlly suet ceded III thing I they have neveraucceedcd In Mopping tIme game f hlnral liydtatc is time main Ingredient the kuoclcernut which crooks Use now das al I though other poisons ixrn mixed with t I The polico say that tho men who actually use the knockerout Bet It from sontn lan In the city unknown to them whomlnurncturel A crook named Charley Heyman bitter known ns Diamond Charley used to furnish the Peter pla crs with the drug at St nvlnl His profit on each bnttlo wa about 117 cents this medicinal lose of chloral hydrate Is from fifteen to thirty grains vvhllii between thirty and frt are used for kuocknut purpose Tho drug I compounded In thin proportion of about one grain to a drop mid It takes about a tea I Kuoonful to dose a glass of beer An overdose olO may cause puralvuls 1 of tho heuit and lungs but MimctlmcH A man who bus been drluklmr heav ily emi laku o us much as sixty trains without be ing infected Old t 1 Peter Savvver the pioneer of the knocker out business never used an thing more deadly than snuff He would mix it with the victims beer and then wait lor results Miuff cave way chloral before morphine and moiphlne hua jieldcd to A few years ago time game was worked all over time city mid men wcro drugged und rubbed In leputnblo lintels and cafid Nowadays the ICllllll Peter plavers 1 kteudonii town and are con tent with taking drunken snllois and soldlersus vli thus although occasionally I thu drugging of a man in u llrstclnss plni e Is I ret in tod It might be interesting 1 to Manhattan to hear tlio description of the effect of u dote of h knockout gsvon bv John Mun o nn ex detectIve nf this citj w ho took a ilon to procure iidcni o against notorious Peter plijcrs Aidv Klllecn mid Href Hogan MunHey saw Klllv I n put tliu knoikmit in I liinlrlnk limit wok It 1 down manfully just L tin same In I an Instant I ho saul aft emivard I felt as though I had been suddenly dimmed with ico water Myutas began to inn vuter and while I was iiibblug them nn Irresistible feeling uf dronstiipbs overcamo me I tried t to rise but my feet ceinod nulled to thu minor Then I began In giggle 1 1 aid tie two finoks w horn 1 could but 1mti any distinguish tlirough thuul t brforo my eyes laughed tin Their voices eoiutil fur iiwayand I knew that 1 nat lIeclllllllln rapidly to the drug but I fought fieri ely attaiust II After suvoral moie chills it tlellghtful glow spread over my boils und 1 luy Imi K In my neat rontented with mvself and time fOI hI When 1 vnku up I was lying on n Inungo In my own hun r wlth my wife i n phSicluu nud apt McCullagh bending over me Fill n moment 1 wa icllevod but time noxi moment I wished I wus dead My I lienl I ai bed worse ttmn n I lumping i I not imac in mv body felt as If i knives w ore being run ttuoiigh it und if I had put out my Imnd mid 1 loind ton weight resting i on mv Momicli Iwoild I not huvu been surprised My Insldes burned ax though I hud been drinking vitriol mv bend went totiiid und iniiiitl mid overall tbrt vvus H feclliic of imueii hleh vomiting failed to lelieve For 1 twelve hours 1 remained In this condition and then begun 1 to Impiove TI sirrKit CON JLNTIOX The IlclcKitr fletles r tbe flclit Nhonld He Made Within the Old Illlly Jlnt SALT IKK Cirv Ilah May HI The I second day of the silver Convention has been devoted to active buslnc both in ectiomm and commit tee room lime morning meeting wus huld be hind closed doors the nccouut of tIme proceed ings being given out by the Secretary limo entlto bossiou was given Ocr 10 thin ex presblon of Individual views as to the best plan of procedure It Is I nntit cable hunt all tho talk Is in I a moderate strain and hat thu proposition to form a nov pnily I with I I silver i 1 us Its only battle crv does not timid much favor The delegates I m u ulmnil I unanimous that the light should is miide within lie I ranks lit thn old par tie and that t ull i i IHlrll hem ilinnld bind thinieltis soul no delegates to Congress or to I national I COmVetit ion who mime mint pbdeed the free colnugu of shier at time ratio of ID to 1 THE IOY jr virii XYSTEKT crofter York terrHp Auother and A AViirnlBC lrltcr Irunl Hlranieer Cli nn YN Muv ilL WhcII the Coioners jury convened this mnriiing I In I tIme toy I M Cul ver cuse Coroner li I i II I Yoik arose und told the I jur that esteiday hu received another and time I hiI I I Ktimuo letter wrlttiii and slcnid time same lIme loiter Is l lKiitd Slrnngor 1 mid Is ilated Sjiniiise1 rho I Coinncr IN I warnetl not to tn anti Ii mmml nut any more about Culver and I him nlrr smite ho busiver body tinier by limmoi Ic power mid hull ho taw the corpe given to Cul VOIH I brother on Saturdav hInt ulnor jury tnday rendered a terdlct that I liny I I M i Culver came to his 1t1I1I1 hy poison administered by tome person unkiionn The Wild AVoKt Slinvr Ionri n HiiRulo iiFSKiTvnv May 11 A fractious buffnlo iniilo trnublu for thin omplojcesof Hutfnlo I Hills Wild West filinw whldi cx ii I lilt til hem o lait 1 nlht Whllu Ihe I run liin ces were nit niptilmmf to get t Imo 1I111111al nbourdacur this morning It escaped mid Imsfil for aionsldernhle ills tamo Ililin rnrniTrd upon a lift bridgo cinss Int Ilr I 1110 1111111 lit IIIIrIh 8UI1I liii I blltTlllo jurnmaui leer tIme IIIIIIII nl the hrllllr allli om UII t lie nnlll AIIlIIt I I ls ti era 1I1lIlu ti memo Iho I nnlmlll h llexhII1 anti cmwlloyS rOllnerH11 wllll I lie how hill 111150 wen tuk I iiiiuiv urutien It swum noniuldirnblB distanceand was finally drowmd Thou It I wu drnwn 1 out of t Ill ranul urrnngcmontH vrviu made for Its burial sir Wellnum nnil the llnr A oelitllon ToiioNro Ont May HI A icporter Inter view cd Mr Wellman of New York today In rfi rencn to the action of the committee of time New York liar Uaoclntlon In having failed to recommend him ns n member Mr Wellman Mild rimii 1IIIhlll of the lIar Associations ioinmltteii mm urn Hl1p mill nlillol I ham beoii told nbnut them i It i wai in I ctnmllmi dice mid I do not feel Justified lu clIsctitRlni them In public Tho ubimiiinlttir which had my ruse In hargo are tlio proiier pennns to whom to ap ply for Infnrinittnn and I hopo they will feel It uosblblo to tell what they kmm n lie Will VUH All Cle Mormon Colonlm VA eotVin 11 I May 111 I Owing to a nils hap to her machinery thin departure of tho btcnmerMlowera for Australia has been delayed until Monday Amongher passengers Is Andrew JmiHrn otllclnl historian nf the MnrmoiiM who Is I tin tour of tho vorld visiting I nil the Mormon colonleii hilt is on lih way to New Xealatid to visit this settlement there A Meteor Malice H Item In the Grauuil NilEs Midi May 11 1 A Urge meteor fell last night a few miles north of Nlles and ex plndid Tha Bound was heard n long distance und fri glut iiitl iniiiv I fat liars The mstcor was uieImfll I I iili lit Imri m ititi thy colored lights I When It flrriI Ihe I ground piecis lluiv 111 I tot riimtmus dl liCtlon uiid n I big hole was made In time earth Itrilurril ICiiln lo Ihllndclphla lImo ltlInyhallia l IUlnii1 niinoni A a round trip rate of IjiftH IIIHIOII 1 Vi Vnrx aol Ilillnilflplila on o ialon nf UcHtlon of Ciild ttlloiTt Terniile May II Tick 11 on same ut nil nmecs May 20 and ill good lu return until May SMJdi ii TOROXIOS XURDttn XJUAL EObrta of the Crow to Pr T thul the Hjmmm Broth Killed Mr Wall Tonosro May lOMn II P Hyams wit unable to appear In court this morning to live evidence against her husband In the murder case her Her evidence Is less Important now that the Crown will not be allowed to submit evidence the fact that her husband tried to Insure liar life And was only prevented from doing so by tbe refusal of New York and other companies to agree to the plan submitted to them Thin casa for the defence is now consid ered more hoptful since evidence tinder this head was barred Out the jury Is doubtless aware that Harry llynms tried to Insure his wlfuB life for SOOOOO Tho trial will last tiles tints longer It Is I exciting Ihe Kreato Interest here III lIe of acquittal tho Crow n may pros ecute time Hyams lirothera for conspiracy to murder buSed on their attempt insure Mrs IhlIme life llariliter smoke who was solicitor for Mrs Hyams vins examined today nnd said that a proposal had been submitted him before Mrs litmuss marrluxe br the lawyer actluc for Harry Hjams to inake ever JHI000 of Mrs Ihnmsi money to Hurry Tho witness could not cnnMMittnll Tho Crown counsel read n number of letters from Hurry lliutns to Mies Martini Wells now his wlfln mIll They wcri love Ictten and threw no light on tho C Ur King who was called when young Wells was killed and rave It as his opinion that the case was accidental and a I omotiers Inquist was unnervssuiy test I Mod today that h believed death was caused l by n falling vvrlclit and that hu saw no marks of any external Injuries except thnsu rauml by I tile weight Crown Cnuniel Older In questioning thu Doctor gate some In dication as to tho coors the I rown intends to take tIIl provo that tho death was licit accidental Ho said Your Ideal 1 10 I then that Wells t was looking up the shaft with his hack toward tho wall and Hint In thin position he waited for the weight that the weight struck him and ns be fell tho weight followi him that hit head alighted on the buffer nUll tIme weight havine followed him down Indeed 1 un tho brad Ill leave you with thaI Doctor Among other witnesses examined was Richard lane a money lender who Mltl he loaned the Hyams brothers money on whleh thev paid In tel est at the rate nf II I per I vent a year lane snld they Intended to establish u mercantile agency business A 11VSSIAX EXPLORER IN ChINA Interesting Work of St Rerreotrsky In Remote Mzcohnun SitAnrnAi April 1iA SlanfulShenrllcorre spondcnt sends a curious account of the ex plorations nnd views of a Husslan scientific man M 1 Ilcrcgowsky who recently passed through thnt city on his way to Tientsin He reported that for three years lie had been travel llnc around In the littleknown province of Szechuan He dressed In Chinese costume nnd In appearance and speech at a few paces ho could not bo distinguished from a native Ho rep resents the Russian Geographical Society and according to his story he has made u very care ful search for mammalia and birds at Iuugan and on the lofty table lands that form tho water shed between the MIngchlnng and tho Slang tau rivers This table land Is 10000 feet above sea level and Is I comparatively unknown M llcrecowsky has a largo number of mammalian nnd ornithological specimens and from what he said it 1 Is evident that he will be able to luuku important contributions to geographical bcletico lIe talked Buurinzlyin rerun to his discov eries but be was very free III his comment on the life of tho natives und on the vrork of inls blonaries Ill tnnught the Catholic mission aries had n great advantage because their icll bacy gives them privileges which Protestants cannot mcclure lint he found In both religions I hat the greater part of the missionaries mite too vouug Inexperienced and bigoted In their faith He VTould 1 send older men and women of riper judgment and greater toleration mid e pci inllv thoso who bad received medleul or felon title training Of tho Chinese this explorer who has studied them at first hand expresses a very poor opin ion Ho thltikb timer dcii beno advaucn III the nation until they discard their pre ent hlein I glvphs and take up u civilized alphabet heir 1 training he regards as fatally defective because It results In no firm character and it roots nut I any small remnant of sentiment with which tho I 1 child may be endowed Wltlout sentiment ho thought it Idle for uilssIoiimUs to attempt to convert tho Chinese to Christianity I air IVxnamttker to Htnrt K FrIendly Inn PHILADELPHIA May ItJKxPostmaster Cicncrnl John Waimmnker Intends to found nn Institution for the reformation of Inebriates and also for a 1rlendly Inn The inn Is I to bn for the poorand will be so con dui led tlat no deserving perton shall apply for shelter III vain It will bo In charge nf n super intendent wlio has already bean Rejected mid U I now engaged lln organising a stuff of astlstantn To carr out his heme Mr Wunamaker will spend abniit ilOOIIO exclusive of thu t imtvlmo nf urnperlT the assessed valuation of which is J15100 A French Toi pedo Hoist Founders ItocillkOHT France May 111Iho Trench torpedo boat 00 foundered this afternoon northwest of the isle dAlx which lies a shot distance from this port There were nine per sons on the boat when she sank Four of them were drowned but the other live weru picked up I b passing essel The harbetto Iron call steel ship Admiral Dupcrrr tnilny struck rook bottom tin liulf I of Juan causing her to leak badly ime will go lo Toulon to repulr when time weather becomes I calmer I IndIcted for the IMtervl Inurn Fraud IliitAiiiiriiu Ma 10 Tholiraud Jury to day found nile bill ufainet Jepbtha II Hone Marlon Hedgcpcth and Hermann Mudgett alias II It Holmen chniglng them vvlth con spiring to cheat und defiuiid t lie Fidelity I I Mu i tunl Life Asneiatlon nf Philadelphia nut nf Si n000 This is I the case which attracted mncli attention a low mnnths ago bv reason of the al leged fraud in palming off a ii seth body found In I a lionm on Callow hill street as that of lien jumumium Pltezul The latter Is l said to be alive ChIcago ViiHer lty Want Iiirorm ton About Iliulclpul AT lrii HosTON II ILl hLA circular letter was re ceived nt the Mayors office today from the Chicago Inlveislly which contains 137 ques tions ovorlng almost every phase of municipal I affairs riguros urn requeued which would I minim searching worknf experts for a week I i Minor Curtis Is out of the city but when hu returns It Is I thought he iv 111 I I I fend to t tie niilvor I shim a bundle of tleiuii tmcnt reports and let the btudenls do lime figuring Going tn Greenland Tor Collection Ciiui ISTKII MaRsMa nIrot n che of the Jilllua state lnltrllrnt ed today In the fish Ing schooner iolden Hope for irecnland Prof lIrhr Is I one or time bestknown nutiirallsti In tIle West I and ho goes tolireunlnnd for cpeil titetun of maminulli and birds Proto Dcbo ni read bus a very bulge collection Ills colloc tlnns at I liii World html r ovcrvd OIKIII I squnre toct nnd he received the gold medal lor lImo Ucci l loUlouliil exhibit I The Wafthlnslou invalid I WASIIINOTDV May I Secrctaiy Gresham In I rcported by his phvrlclan to ba very much Im proved tonight Hu Is now able to t sit up and It Is I expected that within a week he will leave bin lied Representative Illtt was also Improved and puffed a good day No improvement Is noted in the condition of RoprrKetilntlve Cogswell of Massachusetts I KxSecretnrr Hugh McCnlloch U better to I n I ght but he is I still a very sick man Asked for Rauiom fur u MissIng Boy PiTTsnuiioii May 10 Herman Iautorbnck I I arnl I14 dliappcared from his home on AddUou I street last November Today his parents ro cel lllIletter dIrecting them to place I In a hidden spot at Iteed anti Oterhtll streets to In I sure tile return of their son Limo letter further said that If this was not done the hoy would never return alive and they I would 1 shsru his fat Ihe pollen wero notified I I of tIme matter I Teacher KnlrkrrhoeUrr Found Gull I Iho school trustees of thin Kiev null ward met I again last nlglit at time scholhouse nt Suvonth street and Atenue II to further consider tho I case of School Teacher Knickerbocker who is I alleeod to havo maltreated and Injured 11jcar old Samuel Auerbach of 1111 Aveuuo C 0110 of hic piipilx I I The case was closed nnd It was decided by n stub of three to two to recommend to tho Hoard of Kducntlon IhatKnlckerbocker be kurpendtil thirty ilayd TriiBtee McCue said that he nhould send u minority leport to the Hoard recom mending Knickerbocker dismissal Hotel Mm Iait Dnyvln Town I Tho hotel men went up the North Hirer In an I I I excursion steamer as tar us Grunts tomb yes tenlay and then un Ibo East litter as far ns Hell Jute from there lime steamer can led them lo Hay llldge where they took train for Manhattan Beach A dinner at tho Manhattan leach Hotel at which thorn were murlo and spianlnu wouud up their threo Unys stay in town Tim incus suits wero soiling at 15 will surprise yon some styles sumo as youvo paid 20 for be fore tho now tariff But thoyro better made better lined better trimmed this cnrOllO years moro exporienco in serving you lien Suits tIS to 2u1Voumtg MenK tin to JV bperlsl Sule Kroneh Llulo llircail Upderivrartl 1 per garment worth t 2 A full line ut Ilkdo and Golf Sulti WM VOGEL SON Broadway Corner Houston SI n A 1If I hIS or 7V i 4 I11 r Ketlrrmcnt runt IroinollnnstJrn nUI1I AmtlBlimrnt IJen MctiolleltrH Trl A lItSnTns May 10 Two more lIne retire ments this vvrck those of Major Crandall hlrd 1 Infantry for 1Ie and tijit lloyd Thirteenth I for disability will funilsli hy tho reiultlim promotloin two moro vncaiulc In tho crude I of Second Ilontenant for thoKraduatlnR clausal West 1olut Many moro will be required for tho whole cilia Sum Interesting statements me given hy I tIme A1l11I iiuii uariJ i Jiiiiriidl of leu opiiiuuers nnecstrj They claim descent from Xoicmcn who Invaded Ireland I lien i John lovunh Copplnger Is I ninth In detcent from Stephen Cop pliiKor Ahlel oman and nt times Major of Cork In luoO HU jiandfon swat ShcrltC of Cork and was outlawed for treason ns were two others while otheri liccamo tIme ancestors of tIme lImIt deaux and tile SpuiUh branches of time family respectively the hitter producliiK afterward Cen Jo 6 Copplnicr After forfeiture the estates came back Into tie family len CoppliiKer Is time Oiliest con of Vllllam Joseph Coiiplii cr of Dalljilunell und his mother who smite MnriMrc1 ODrliiiwns a lineal descendant according to Limo authority mentloied of King llrlnn Horn Hu huts amnin his kinsmen I a Lnntnln in the Ilrltlnh llovm i 11 it mister itmst I llliia unit n ouiceon In the ilit lab mutts and a mmitt mini titer In I that navy was liii lathers cousin Ills own first bernco MIIS lu I lie I itpal liimrdof I i Itom and ho wai inn of a dozen v oiini Iteiman Cat liollc ntipoltitcd hy Irciideut llncnln on time retomi Immentimim Iou of A hhlsltop Hushes I I recelvlui g a Captnliicy In 1H01 Ills Kllnut services Imvu nlicudy lieen live II cit to I ieiioppliiKiriiicxt h in rIght or in heritance to certain Ilish I estates lu I lack of children of lie t present ptoiirietor vvlio us yet Is uiimiirrled It I ib raher notuworthy that col roppisiBcis latest borvicc vus with tho same oriiini7iition which ho had joined In I Mil In hit t order tnklni I g leivit of i lie Tivuntythltd Iii I failtr hu bas I had tho honor of tnklni I ijiiiliiiny A frtcind Itiltnlloli rourtevnth In fuiitiy to t tti len I mmmha in I ihtlt1 t of loom itmi nil InK the seeond hiut I mit hilt milieu It wn reoiiiiii lod inlottic I Twentjthlld liifuilrv I in lilatiotn Ihilil 1 left the regm iiiieit I hj iironuitiui In I 1KTI riturnliiL to It I us Colonol In I lSH i I Duilnc i I thcso years the roclnivnt hasuijilntaincd n repu titlon In I Held i anil I in ouartciuf which no may bejiibtl liniid I lifio 1 atill I MIIIIC talk of the possible slenlfl CliltC imf time uiigmthmilmt if itll lillKPrlll II i ll duty nt iithliuloniisliidlcatlliKhis leieivmi tIme command or the t mu may lou lotietd however who I hub Klveii lonovveil proof of hav Itii I an Intltieiicu I Hlinust bivoml preddent in arm udiiiiulsiriition tivcu no iiiilieatiou M fur us itpi ears of w hit will tually lie dono In this mallei Apart Iroui I what may bu decided I I by time tint hoi mutts ut Yrbhliitnu tli claim of lien Mile to the ommunil In utiisiimi is I or time S er trongisi I rliaiictei Topuli j U II tar otttte lu I cnmiujiid of time arloy espei lully In ilmo of pence when no emcigeiicv would warrant such iriHtment of thu senior MaJoiOencrnl would be a HUM extiaordinarvai t Hlus been ioihteil out Unit in ISI otm after hit beginning of limo civil vi ir l ougtexs pished u evolution to hut lmorie tliu t 1resldeiit t to aiislun thu I t om iiiiind ol tump in uiij ticld ni department to iiRlcrib ot I tutu alum grade without irgnrd tn ulilorlti and that in 1MKI after tin1 loseot lliit I wu it tnok t ruin In rctnil I thit resolution thus distiictlv dot hiring Is I view hIlt in I Him i ol I peace at least a senior should not bo put under the loiiim indsof I a junior j for loiitine diillen V limit iniillvc1 otild seek to we vent Ceh Miles Im mitt obtaining tbi lumiiuiid to which his Mnlorlt mid his rci vices entltlu him It is I dlllliult lo uiiiterstand It Is known tlmt some of his t lilenda h were dtsiioin that the I onlcoof htemm titmmi liti I lucre I should bu pcrniR nenllj letoied lo the nrtivo list with u view to his enjoyment ol it on lonelitng thotom nmmmmmmi ill time armtu And periiaps It is thought Unit hu would have BIIIII lent mtmtea of iiillu oii eon reaching tIle command of limo urinv to hi mi about this result Itut time tentlineiit of Congress I nt tile lat ession seemed tim lie against limit plan and in hut tltO that ouuht not lo luru an Inllueiico In the mumlutltr 1irlini s thu whole talk of a chemij to tlepiivo en M lies of bin welliniiited advancement ma be meruly tentative If I not Iniiginarv During itt imreselui wet k Jen hollehl Mrs Schotlcld Mis JcholIehrs slstu ok heiheld Mr V P I schcilicldand liotitloliiiser lien 1 Mholieliis tilt will lii ln a juoloiigid trip thiongn thu counlr v 1llinua great mini tItles and mllUiii pouts It mm Ill fnrni n S cry pleasant windup for thin lii ulen intionerirs mItt ratter tvimkii nt ill bo completed mitt u ph etii net It h w ill I I I go on recoid as a tout I of intpoctiun I but thn t ti itt elmitiit is mndo that no writton report of I lie Inspection will I bo attempted ome years huvu now elapsid Hincu lIe I various cities t of the country except Washington havu heen 111 oHI eorwho hold the rank nf lloiilonnntiirnonil I I I HO that the trip of lieu I schollolds pnily is likely to bo uiiidn a very delightful one whim plenty of attention and hnnoriv jtootr roit IAPAVsI ii1JIIPIlSi Great Ileld for DrTrlopincut IR KorraOBa and I oreii SIIVMH April Ilho meres of the Iipauei m seciirin rormoa c attics vUth It responsibilities so grave that fiireianors here iii a misi I tug whether llin i men nt the mad of t thoKiw I irnmint of Japan will Le ahlo to make those new terrltorlis iv niiircu of streiiKth to the nation Koimisa In I 113 iurmseumt nniliveluped condition jloldsovor IOOUuno lusts levenuo tip China I Tin llrht timing the In panoso will do will bo to develop to their I Inllit eitcut the ciimphur imttsti hen will tollow tho Mloiitllli ex pint tig tif tho t lishorfos nud otlor rfouii of tho island noluiinz It Is suumil liiim veij valuu tilt gull and silni mlnrs It I ptohabln lout I as soon us Japan is full In pohsihslon lap inibi met luniri anil lu mirs myth pour Into tin islnd lie l tlinuariU Tin mot lur eniintr is I oeriiowded both bu nilliln mil toolliK vi ho huvo no tiado lluvtali lun ub turbid 1110 of Iheo t unillllrd i nnil I u within t live years nnd oini aiilrs mum cm loachiuu nOt to Mini Jiitmnesocontrait UlmiiTs tel mtimlti and I Viituil Anurlia iiinievoii to Anilrallii loi moaiiiuHoioi urn far mill it hunir and ta i lily oiiicessiiu createi as tlc Japaiiisit UH ho unhampered t orei iMomihit lo mimi thn irrontiM duulnp nunt suit lull limit next Itt ytni ThoJai imsU Itovcrimieiit I H prep irlni to iiivim o luuijUi to the m Coioaris I UK lit lumtt enmpanlir stand ronri to alvoJairiMinis inr Incioiisinj thu mIni iniiie and other Imltistiloh lliu I hold jilt uii vel I opmoni in C urea iniliniKt I iitillmlteil a lilt is uiHiut tile only luiiiluit irhoh UMS urowit tXttit i xlvoly iiiidtr time old iilnu If I il i to tmitimmiit me at tmtii tlio right to npiiiitu the ifuU and nllor I mine time daji of tin I hbIg llnnini on limo I CmItti org Iculo lu I Nevada may he MIIiiikrd for foitikii IliKlneciH vrho liivu iiinili it hasty exnmliiitlon of several ot tho iiumit nlont thin ensti ru elect of Corro dtrliie i II i at I they I hatei lire of phei nun nul riUiniss Much nf tile laud in I oeu in I adaptid lo wheat nud havliiu lulu Inlloiv lur aues It ss ill protliiie lug rops fu venn vltloit I I flu tlll I crs The JnpanrFv 1 base a Canaan beforo them In Corca and they should In un jI 0 tlumm virt tlm unpioiliietiio Ilirnut Klnxdnm into the i crealoct I lice and wheat iii tumi timing Comm tmtry in the far East Imported Madras and time fluent print u I piinki mmlo In America co Jill I our liunlni is mm mmci king ililrts Keeps Colored Shirts mire Jut es wt II nmkMU I Joit ni well and is tar Ju t al a ill as Keeps ditm fcliliu t i tinio have entajjid cuffs I1IUO onl oiiff Cooi d 1 iirtii villti whiiq colnri will ho larfh iitrntit SMUIJIII Simmr ljUlIJ run irruiic UIMI hiro I EEL Mr OMIAN v llroiiilway liel llCli until IClh HU Ilrancb torn la Iloiiou and 1lillaJcliihla GIRL ATTACKED BY A BEAR IT TTAS JIEJVO ziu xnnouan XUE l THEE S 0V J11IOUICZIV Ouppoiert Ce Rn Tame the Animal Ilnccert the ChIld and Bit Throintli the Cnir of Her IeuFear of HjdroplioMu Amelia Holntz 1U years old was attacked by a bear on Sunday last on tho sidewalk at the corner of Wvckoff avenue and ireen street llrooklyn und Is now In tad at her home lV8 Do Knlb nvonur under tho euro of a physician The mother of time child has n bakery mid her father Herman Ilrlnt fells newspapers Ills louto extends as far ns Itldgcmood Jiitt cerIum the city line whero n number of picnic narks mire situated Atnoui thin parks Is one known as Ulilkeuooil irnvc otvncd iiytiuob hemmer tthmo ttlso l unt i a incimcerlc In time inrnnKorln thcro urn lions liKci bears woho and other wild Hliltnnls Uciiner alto has a few that hi has tnMKd Airionp tile latter Is a omitf black beur about i led U Ihclll high Ivvry nidi ninu when tIme weather Is fine one of Ilrnnirs iiiuplojci takes t the hour out for ex cicle Iraihimig tIme Hiilmnl through tIme streets by a chain attached ton thick steel collar At 11 oclock on Sunday morning thu bear In ilmtgi of a VOU112 man went forono of tlieco ulrliiK4 llttlo Amelia hall Dciti out ullh her father and left him at time Oales avenmtu car stahlrs to cototho ofllco of Jrauuri brewery n few blocks sIsal uheie her father hud sent her to collect a bill Ill meet you hero when you get back said Ileliitir and wul fu over Iho rest of my rout C Amelia sweat to tIme brewers and was on her stay hack twliemm sue saw time ouni nuui Icndlne time bear Thu bear broke away from the young man and jumped j ut tho girl Amelia screamed and started to run mound the corner into Ireun I Street Tho bear followed and grabbed her with his pmsvs Shin tried toflchl time animal off but In hugged her tight A coml of nun gathered but lucy seemed afraid to ankle time bear Formof tin in sinned for clubs while tha others looked on filghtcn ed Tim soung man mm hun had lumen lendlnv time hoar fulriil the chnln I and tried to d rag him nnij but the I beut r finicht lie I Miiik his tent Ii In I thectlf I of tin girls tug helorc he wmti finally overpowered and iliaggcMl mum muy lhmtm 1 girl ran scrrHiiiliigduun WjckolT avenue Her skirts swore turn anil blond trickled tiowti her Ivy from nu ugly wound mide by limit bears bile Vheu she reached lIe I i nr stables she met her father and tell In u taint ut his feet In u little whllu slam rciovcred her bilines and ei clulmed Iupa a big bear had me In IllS paws and bit mo It must have ileehu a dog Helntz tald try Ing tonulet I tier No she ntisttcred It wosa bear I know It vta n bear llfliil hollowed the trail of blood nlnmmg tile street until ho reiifhen time tinnier wheie Amelia had bicn ut tuck oil There ho found n crowd of men and women tulkiiii I I When lIe learned tho t put llciilarb of time attack ho hurried to hemmers hutch llotrlThubear Thubear is tame sntd Hcnncr Ko didnt mean to harm our daughter Ho was only pliiyingulth lur1 AmellHN Si niinils were drcspiil nt I oho was talcn to t her home und put to t bed TlnteNcn Ini I g title comiilalned of paln In I licr head and I leg mid iaed all night In limit morning shin urcw mtmmrce mid on Tuesday she was so ill that It wis decided to call In a phsikmn Dr William Niu s of iti Central iiTenur m sent for After uhressing her wounds In pro cilbeil a sedative and said she would jot alone all right Yeiteiduy Amelia nas slut In bed and com pluliud of pilnn in I her leg und bodv You see her futhcr wild tun Mv loportcr the bear Is rrv chits und wen afiaid that liMlrophobln will Mt In I wis told today that since Thursday tIme bear has Lem very nitly and bus h rtiat kid hull I adoin people tine of whiim was the yttutmg in in whu hud charge nf him Vciterduy the I bear bitthu oiing mans bund seviiclj That 1 Mippoe is only mother in Htunce of mibiy mum I mies It 1 t U I an aim trago to allow bears on tIme public iitiiil und I bhould think t tic owmmcr nf Ibis i Kur ought to be urresed fur ullo Ing hut unliual OUT Dr I Ne11S said thit t ho did not consider the bite m of n iurumr tiny worse than I that I of a dug Iiue I llltln liclnt girl will get along all right he said und 1 lm no fear of Imlro jihiibln Sue Is rapidly Inipnivln lvo been blltin mielf by nuns and paid no allentlon to lIlt matter OIUTL4fll Admiral ruhn J 1 Alrnv retired died at hU risldctuo In Wulilntton cs terda morning after lone Illness Mrs AlmyMiss Alum und Charles IS Almv the eldest son were at his bid stile when tinend came Au in I cal Almy leaves tIm other sons Ilent William I Almy of the Fifth Caxaliy and Lieut Augusliib C Almy of the Inllcd States ship llusler and another iiighter Mrs John T 1 Halne4 wife of tleut Hulncs of thin Fifth Cavaliy now stationed nt Slirlngfleld Muss Admiral Ahalt mitts born In Newport ii 1 1 April I Ihll 1 Ho ciuteted time nay ns a midshipman in ISI He served furl yelgim I ears until duven months until his letlrement In July 1 IhTT I As inulshlprnim and Ilentenuiit hei rnUrd all I over thu i world in the old bailing navy as at tIme muurucimdem of Walker and his Ill I liumstors commanded time Fulton In tbc I expedition To Paraguay tins ut time hiege iif Vera t nix unit tin capture of Tuxpau during time Meilcnn war and was lommunder at Brooklyn Navy Vud In ISiIl and Ihi1 Dining his cr icons commander hr had iharge biiricsslvoly of the t gum iulioat i South i faiollna Coiinecticiit and Juniatn While In command of the Connecticut he captmed four until bliKkado runneis wilh aliiublu cii relies und four ii lucIa teiu chased to tho shore und du blrnynl James I Kngllsh cvPresident of the New Haven County Hank died sudUunlv yesteida uftiincmii In 1rue eis lintel In ew Haven Mr Knglish wits nt lunch and was nttaikid with iiponliix He expired nlmo I t inimeillnte I lj Ml Kugllh was mu mclii let of our nf tIme liet t known families In I cii mitt tiiut He I I was well I Inoun In I llrmndal ana htmiu uses dccl es thiijiighoiit t tilts state and Nan York and for mun years lud been tlm I senior member of tho m mm of iugliih t Merslfl He wns ti H ear tihl lieirp i Ha kin who had been attnrhcd to the Inlted states navy as a tnllmake for lenl I I lhn toils died hudilenl on1 nesdiiy on ihr ieieilni u hip I Vermont at tho itt not lymi Nitwy Vuid In his liOth jeui fapt W I Powell fulled State Indian t geimt itt Nciihbey Wmliingtnn lit il elOl IVtrr II Ilurnett first I tournor of California icui ycsterdum aged 87 cars Tilt Roy mill Cue Tbrrmuuieter I RIW thu t other niuht I I siild a tlroller tundliig by n big nutdnor thermoinclcr In I front of nn tiptun n drug store u bay who wus iippirontly InoKing ul It Intently but upon neuririippinni h I MIU Unit I hi vn 1iLitliini gently but ntcullly upon tin bulb Jlmu ip pind to bu but one pallmtlnii nf nndiict eo rfirchpn bin hIlt that I wrs tlie I feeling of com fort that it might induct In the mlniN of sone who iring tIme theinnxneKr higher might think tint the tempersinru Inul rii n 077AWs inoir JoltS Tniti i mhiImrlt l tai I rrmte I an ebl ill dUorte In Ami i li irf i frmii tTnii aiullnsCifiu i IlilniMiinCJrcIi ui lulUn vlilll I I iun ol I till iliitna flight nf r ntiirn it LMMnu Mm I loiirUt i lieiiioniiiiiiil nai lllitil iIui litilat OIl Illnti uilei Itilm Sli elmn mm lulio il HIM fount ilutd or jtit nv ln ttlnn l lu liK nut n at Anuli rilini a mills limIt l 17011 till 11 esl nli afli rim in H U i smut to lmtu t b ell drilllU ivlitli he WImi to In I il 1 01 W illiCMlj Illllt 1 In i umltiinnii nf l pr lUil I nT Innd In l i tskim fin llii lits liTiruf iiHimiii I IlJinriin jiMii llIV lllllllllllll I lilumuic It simus Imill llll AliiTllI nnlitmti i UUP of Hie IninniNv u UT wftf liu lljtlnli luil IIIMIIK a It lilunt uf New t i rli mill tin I i onniiti e fit ii 11111 i i n i tr l m ilir t inifi reiiri nf Ulut iiuiun lal ietI mit i all i tiiIlU i ijmiiiiii ni oivniliil liiiim ami lulnrin I t aiiliH nier but nlilil at lIt Himtt mill it pn mId uuiu iiiiiiilll 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rtiiliialion Itir lltu fie h lllltll t Its AriilKCarIIMeardId I a Imumi thrush niinllan In fliuit tillS Hrrdnlitil hi mile Ki nril r 1filT inlrr I lnv Ill a i lurn nf nllrll pt 11V Mill Ille Imu jIlrnplllK Itltn i ti Sunn liner Ilir hut un iiu m In IIKH I U liitln jtalulinu hnMid bin unit hiliintlzul limu in iiil svitel h ivl o Hie In u lunti t t rifin ait inn uttli unit bniKliiil liiTulf hi nimilifr istril Mio YH re inuiiilnl in tlu foilh for l rial Aimil tri1r KiUh lie written to 1arnni thmem srI A ti iiui euiiTiH in h M Jniill 1ian u i prnnlml n fur Inrilii lalnnn uluii fi anlliiK u n iiiUium fur Sf JO v i Mi ihij hitx inntiiiiiioii hum Ijtiril i nt K il main jul All i nfil Hiiinl I lit nmtici uinpn I u ou In Ui I ploi iit In if i urlili tniiHIH ut i o e imn eiH jit I iniiiini r iunt4 in I Kuim a hn sri In lu I iniploiil ilmI Hum thei ureliiU lm toil 111 I ku ii i riinml Pit nlilli will umimit i licr flrt i trip ni the HuiUiii nil bhiuia Iii ml Pm pi It 111 hit lilt l l i utit lnnoktMi al I liA I four Vi i rinlli irm t Nn ill m Ill i er sew urk mm n A M fist ttet Iwiun tivnnl mr it mill litter 11 li A it l ami ikiTs nl 11 I I ialuel i I A ii I t lilKlliiK Hill I nniin ra Vu i fnliK Die At3uur tioni prist iillin In New tiurgli lierilculiattou jet fare fur lUetatlr excite slQU ii I cents l V J I i1 BESTCO I jflflN I Zt4 OutingSuits i For 4T 4ssi i j 1 m ForGirls Gir1s51 I rhmis dross ot e oiiil linen with t bolt I ii Ife and titeim Ioilnr of white1 ilueliedgoil vllh lute Iliibioid ely bleiO to HJ13 j I j 735 I ii to ij t f 925 iccurJIliK to thee Tail orvliltr ohov s I J lot Nit bilk hnok I with lilnor I fituit HiZshitoitI I tars i to I 425 485 sccorillnrtotlMt 11hll huh Blouse front with large box plalll shill iinliiinl I m I I ojliur trlmiuod vvlili bands of while Siies tl tola years 450 to 565 I according II ill ji Our ilrcssos Irtvo 1 certain stylo and llnisli even thin cheapest thnt saves tinHi cotuiiloUly from being common place while till prices generally are BO low hat t nothing Is suved by purchasing It iniiturlnls and having them mado I A This is the result of making the out l luting of chiliIron fi ppncial business and miiinifaiauring in largo quautltlos t 6062 West 23d st I I ICIClE iiuzis roit POLO IleinllM nT Clue Mity nnil TnnA Tonrnamentfl antI Note Aliont the dime A list nf the valuable prizes offered for com fr petition In tho I May and Juno tournaments has been prepared bv time Polo Association Time i r events will bo plajcd under the April handi I Ii a cap recently published In Tins SIYN The prizes I I nt the Mciidiwbrook Club grounds from May t MT to Jum 1 will bo the Mcadowbrook Club cups for teams with Individual prizes to be won outright rntrlis cloo un or beforo Monday May JO I tiP rolloHing tbe opening tournament come the games on thin Country Club grounds at Philadel phia from JulIo 8 tiu 8 Tho trophies will be the i cci Philadelphia Country Club cupswlth Individual piizestobu won outright and the Kuhn Chal 1 lenge Cup offered by C llartman Kuhn alto I with Individual prIces added The Kuhn Cup can be played for only once In each year on the Philadelphia Held nud will become the property of time club winning It three times In 1801 and I iR 1 bUU It was won by tIme Country Club of West 1 hustur i but their run nf luck was broken the next seuson by the Independence team of time Morris County Country Club In 18IH It was I a not plu cd for but the WestchcHur men will try again this yemir Irom Pcnusjlvanla the players and ponIes 1 will journey to Massachusetts mid meet again on thin Country Club grounds at Brookline The 4I4 tournaments will be for the Polo Association tips limo BrooklIne Consolation cups for teams that limn competed unsuccessfully for the Polo Association cups and the Country Club of lirooklinecups The latter prizes nre for teams rfr of three all the other May und June matches bciimg for teams of four Individual prUesare added in nil time Urooklluo competitions lltis last of the Juno tournaments will beat the Country Club of Wratchchtor Junostt to XH I for time hniidsome Aldcn Cup offered by A 11 Aldoii with Individual prizes aIded by the I Country Club of Westrlienter The conditions govern eg the Alden Cup matches stipulate that I P twill Income the property of the club which may wiu It threo tlm s and that It mar ba I played foronlyonce In each j ar by nt least threo w I trams representing the same number of clubs I Ihe winning club holds the cup for one year ft I mid have tIme choice of grounds but forfeits all I ti claim to the cup unless they compete for It each I yuir In ISill the Alden Cup was won by the i Newport team WcstoheMer Polo Club In 1803 by the second team of the Hockuwav Club and Iwi in ISIiland 1804 by the Country Club of West Iwim elicktrr 4 With the opening of the season only a fort i night oil thin polo plitycis mire hard at work m touching their ponies to wheel and bo mallet wi wise hmactics games sure played every after I nnoii nt Meadou brook tIme polo contingent in m cluding August Helmont Stanley Mortimer H I I Ulpley I K j Willard I buy J l Clinch hmith II K Vlngut I tarry S i Page J l K Magouu K T I dishing J 1 I Kernochun C ieorgeP I Kustia u C Kustls and Mnscs Tailor Ihomas hItch cnck Jr usually cjptiilii of tlm team will not I play thU rummer llimjumln N fraIl hue left time Alcndoubrnnk tanks and loliirnrd In hla first love time Morris County Country Clubs team C With W K l Thorn In will lend u Mnrrlstown j teum timla season Thu Ilnekawa pinen who I have bieii uslnir a fmpnrary Held are buck on their old guommtmihe itt edartmmtrst Wejtchesters rniii unmlso piaclislng lime 1 Meadowbrook tournaments will be plarrd C on tho new polo Held whim adjoins the old 3 ono Tlineouls ssiii he at the north and south ends lliepln orn will hat o thomi on tIme slut us jk1 Instead of In their mills tim on the old Held lime old Held Is used lor I Ira ctlet games Those who m imumitim her the dashing style of I ieoige Lord Day on time pnlo Held when with Hitchcock Nlrnll and W C KutK ho helped the noted Independinco I team to tho I front rank III I JSll will I I tuui glint to know that I ho has nearly locoierrd from hue meveeu uccidenI nn time hunt if1j ing Held Mr Day walks from hit hoiisn to thin liuiiiuct Club nn every flue morning und In thin uftiinonu tikis nn online u In Central I Park I In I i i n few wieks he will sail for Kurupo I mar the summer lii I Mr IVniililnt Hlrllidaj tlrl ralon My birthday is approachlnc sun Mr IoiiBiilii niidmyjouthful ton Caleb says to me Top I Ill I I I tell I on vvlmt you inn give mae on your bitt halt y mumtl lien hn gales on to tell I ronlly I tlont Uiiow vvln her Culeh hes a pretty ill hrluht little m vouncMerls I jcmki ncr mo lIttle nr milor stud Ii rr ho r nllv i t limb s tint I pooplo 4 LIVO tImings away on lirllida s instead of re cilvlnii thorn but iln gliltug til triiI time uhmmutiuCU I on limit und give a fuss little tlmliugi to Caleb itl v if i t Mr llllllopHii Hint lo ISiichrlnr S tJ jTfi 4t After I I had madu nvoral vuln tempts to y i Ihrend I 1 lliu 1 needle suld Mr Hilltops I each J j time t I lit It prillmlnnty rutting I oil Iho fntjred Jv ciidof tlio i i thread I rtiuiroly Mrs Hilltois i Iuitik eat f up and mid Why dont you rut It nil ihoblaI1 n And I did und lo limit lion iioinled thread t went SrS through tliucjoof the iitedlocatlly I lunlilrMM ISIo t llHlK lined The twentyllvo blcji lists whit smuro utrreetett In thin lintilivniil on Vt ilcnenli uigiit at time Initnnco of Ihonns Un Witt lImit Uu limo coal l I il ilr tic inst huaImig their lamp llclitrd vvnre 41 4i ilned R u or i n ih In tho t Yorkv illo Inlien Court I vosterday Iliusf wlni lamp iipiiiiiiod tu I liovti beui recently uilh11 i e civ cd the lighter s I line IJcouKIlN usIlls 5ereeiiti El t taut itliii Was ullsnmlltc4 tiuimu lii rore Cu mliug I mr iitltmmmmu4ti 110mm lime rm iCul truihey drill ia to uiumurillhcrtuu of thi Suit liii I ilmml r riIimtiuiltmiitflt 71 5 i lets smut siiuuhttit Itmlti iumiiihur tisilne flmtrtl Ia el him limit 111 4 for tiiIiuiui Cr iimJmiili uimi Ii m imtuui iumri llll I tUS mat Sm rI itt I urhC4 S art mu taikie fell on din rIght fmiuit suit irusttat It o I limit Him II lud loluurniiUiiti i I 4 Victorien Sardou the Celebrated Author fF f wrltcN of eWHmIf m 1 I THE 1DDAL TONIC I Si In truth it is perfect gives 4 health drives away the blues is of excellent quality and de licious to the taste bold Kubilllutloui Atk for Via Mirlanl At Druggists tad taIl l Qrocitl 1 t

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11 I S S A I THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 17 1895 K i PITTSBURGIIS HIT RUSIE iritrtn TUT XKW runttn ARK JzzrlI nr pnvntm itt iizr ConnFijatnlly D l Men loiaThrlr FIr l UIIIKB In 1kb HmoUr Ill nrooklrn l Fnll llrftir the Llltc an tlnclnnutl uuil HI i I mil Outplnr AV Iilimton and llnl tlmore Jlcprrllrrlj Imt ho Ilillmlrl t bln Hloi the flivrlun l Othrr Unnir 1 Iho New York IncUted the League leaders at 5 4 PltUbiiruli yesterday mid were easily bfftte l There wore txxo lead Ins rriuoni for their down p iIh flrnt because the Pittsburgh baited Iluslo rather freely and rroiul becauso Itanlrya fast pitching XTBS too much for JMvIV plnjcrs Hlnro leaving tha Iolo grounds the Neiv orkn luixo played tleren Kimci of which nxe Imvo hi en lctorlrs anti fix defeats This In not no Imd n record an I lint made by otlur utronu Kint t vrn rltibi who aro attn bnt1lng nirnliiat odds In t ho West Asu result of csterdai defeat tho llnrlem players nil back to fixinth pl co nnd bnve n village of fill 1 ho llrooklfnn were beaten by tho tlilciwos ami me tmw In Unth position having given way to Hi IouK who beat tho lliiltlmores In a cloudy plnrctl contest The champions nru eighth with u percentusoof 4117 whIch clearly shuns tlmt they hnxo not beami to play up to last I era form Thu lhllmli lihlas put up a fmt tame nml not only dufeitid tho tltxclnnili Lul alto took Illlli plain axxnx finni tin in Washington I fell at Cliirlnnit unit limk Kwlnea men continue I In rrcnnil idaep Tho H xilnnlnu work of the Ihreo XA c tcrn clubs that lead tin nue In I amirprlse to HIP hnielmll worlil I ill t It In I doubtful If thry rim kcrii It I up fur any I treat IcntMh of time Whim thry come Knst thry nru almost euro to lull The results PllOburgh ID New York a 1 Chicago UHrnnklrn 6 Clnelminll U XVa hlnnloii H i M ImU 6 llaltlmore IhlladelphliO t Clex elaud I A THE 1IEC01II Itr Vr Won 1o irnf lulL IIV ni i bur i ritiihureb o TUU Nrwliirk W II I Will tIheIiinatI 13 k aIs Kallhiure 7 S 1i7 CkkIKO IK i is MH int IdlllH U 14 I 11111 I r lloton 10 itHilIrooklxn 7 II I Plilliulolphl u P4 3VO asliliiuloii 0 11 I I KM I clersltDd lu V G OlLouUvlllo 2 13 2114 piTTftiiimoii It Mw XIIIKI t IlTTRIllluill May ill Tho t Neiv Yoiks xx ere the first team this year to make the schedule hy jiunplnir from IhlcagD to this city in h onu i nl ih L a nil playing hem the I next dav This lump U i the worst In the circuit as the luh that takes It bits to ru1a for the train lifter tin gamu nt Chi isgO nnd la lucky If It reaches Ilttliurph in time I for lunch before going to thu Held Freedman DuvK and the tcnm cam here today elated with their greit success nt Chi cngo and struck a goodidled nng much to thtlr nurprisa and wholly agailint their exiec tailoRs Their defeat today XMIS due In 11 nut kllelL to their simply being outplnnd Vhethur this will hold good tomorrow remains to ho ncn Whether thu Itratea are holding their I place nt tho front bicaiiseof a few Ilukeu niitl k ennfldcrnbla luck alto remains to be teen hut 1 t the Impreislon seems to bo gaining that It hsiiuo i r to good and wellsustained pluylng There 1 were over MOOO Donons ut the game and they fully vnjoxed It It began In a nay which showed that the visitors liivo como hero to do builnoM S Hoth Hawley aol Husle commenced as If they xero out to do or die For u tlmo both mini pitched splendid ball but ufur tho mldillu of tho game xxa passed llusln begun to bn a littlu of a mark for the locals Fuller made a couth mistake which thoroughly changed the aspect of t the name but the home players wero btginning to hit the bull good mid hard just at thU time It h iMjults true that fur three or four Innings Blade I pitched remarkably good ball but he xxnsthen idzidup llawluy nltctird giltedged lull from end to end of the game lie displayed remark able coolness and contldenco ex en whin the V l ltor took the lead end they could not really do anvlhlnc with his pitching Die vlsitora scent tint to hat and xvere lilunked In the second half of thin Inning hoi vail was retired nt llrt and then lake ntvncl made a scrntehy nlnglu and xxua forced out at bLConcl by lleckluy fmlth mad n slimle to the noire and Van Haltrcn fumbled the bull lltckley got to third and scored on n short single by Ulorhaucr It wus now ii jiltcberH tiattlo to r the tlfth liming xvlun the xlsitors took the lend nnd tho loju1 rooters became very scarce In dncd because ltiielo was tltclilni so elTectlxily that run getting by the homo team xxtis made Improbable In the fifth llannon started ofT and by the r way ho played a great name Hu made a ulnglo l and stole second In very clever style Tlernan F easily went out ut fleet und Ilunnon readied i third I Davis made a beauty to left for a bacu I ll I and llannon got home Davla reached second on a fumble by Mnlth Uox le mode a tingle Davis topping at third Dovle Htarteil to steal second and Kmslow dropped thu ball Hu picked It up and tried to throw Dojlo OUt and Davis scored Illcrbauer throw the t ball to the plate to lieud niT DnxU soul Doyle got to third A long fly by Van Haltren toHinlth cnrttl Doyle In the second bolt of the lifth innlnu Iho hitills began to but r mid overhaul the Nnxv Yorker Vltli the 91 orn l toJngaliiBt them thu lotiU hecui their liilf ot the sixth Inning Hiu lulo Hreklej rapped I tho ball down hilt Held for two baas and the crowd yelled Elmer Smith mode n Hinglunnd llcckley atoppnl nt third Itlerbauor Kent out a u long lly to Kiinuon and Uecklry tied thu scuru on the throw In and Smilh went to second linkman KOI tie baco on bulls and stole second bmlth having stolen third Croai struck out S und then Klnslow tent a grounder to Fuller which tbe latter fumbled and Klnslou xxas lute and Hmllti and Cllnguiin scured Flue eighth was a lucky one for the Pirates lllerbuuer started the fun by mnEing a hlimle to left CllnKinin mmle a kaeriHcu and Hle1 bnner cot to second CIOKS ruiu again nnd Langcil tho vull til thn heft field fence for thriu lac l BOU hut Illerbvicr KliiHioiv got his base on lulls and Hawley mtvdu a Mingle scoring Cross Don I ovan made a single to light Farrell then tried tilk hand at thron log to third and the bull went tn left field KhiKlnxx nnd Hnxvley bcored Don i ox nn leached third Meiiel sent up n 111 Unit I c 1ovle caught llockloy rnppxd out a single to oitlnticlil I and I buoys ii got hnmu with the c lull run of the innlni 1 ho score HTTIBIMQII VtW XnjtK ii 111 roAKi 11111 roi K Irnv r f I l a o u Hnnnon 1 f 12 B 0 II r bleuIe l o I 1 2 U 111 I iLrnaii r 10 1 I 0 I u lei klcvUl lu9 1flf ii UihIatI4lli li 1 1 0 1 0 I b dm I f 1 2 1 0 I I hliolu I lIt h 11 I tu u I 0I 0o llarhauir 21J1 2 1 4 1 X mi Hal n c ro ooo I I iiiiuuliu HD 1 1 J 1 o Hurturd 21 b o o I a il Ii Crrms ii t i a 0 II it lurrellc 0 o il i 1 I liinilone 1 1 1 I 0 ItViUc 11 II U U 4 1 Ii L liawlop I 1 8 o M iijfullcr o l i a 9 t lolnlt IUU7IU o Totals 3 II 4 1 5 4 I riiiKhurrii i o n o i n o 5 HI Isev tilk II 0 0 0 1 0 U II O 1 Kni ul I rilnn Illtibur h 1 New York 1 Twivhoat r 1 Its lltt klej Cros flireclHse Idt rrnts laTllitu lil t IIUKUia Mmt lino on i rioru 1lttRljitlKli I Itev uric I Mritliitunu alhttrf l Hawle J a orf in sle I fiioieii ImiiKtltiUel Smith I miRinnn 5 II i naIl I 21 ritrusu to le MlalTiiril Sirmkoui r hue Hiul1 4 lay Hawliy i la H 1 ball1aua1aiv J Ieri un haieii littfiiui jh 0 eiv 0r2l u Thau Vil3 tliiplruUtlu cliirAuii hi i nmmiciYN I F CuiriiHi Iay 10 tp t to the eighth Inning In todn s pime lietween the t thici o untl Ilrook t I lin tejniM It looked M4 thouuh lliu Colts xioilld a In In u walk but a Iniuo ot error and at lio or hits ehauuid thu allied of tliinus inulirlull mid iiootiit Mould huxu hcen surprised had the Msitors sluirirud out u MCOM Iu I In I tint t point the Coil had had tlnnvi iH tlilroun I i xiny Ihu hcuru t niliui T to 1 but thu xlnltord 1 cimo wllliln two tallies of txinr tin KIIIIII 8 liny made thrtt mini and h ul too men J on l iso A hit bx Incliiinie would I inie tied thrill xxlth the colts but Ihouuli lao bi riak the 1 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ala I Ian thu fuse uthv laauo been CuuisIdrhta a IetiIIaui tul flhlatt ha ft cetialat ua to play ii sluagle ItItia Slarvaral tot the uar ruaaugauluuiutt hallS been rule ciarekeil Lay hiarvurde ly It Play Thu hI I raIl 11st cuar tiut loath t sin atail itartaral fri Iiuiuiett lava 1aceui prevented by racial 13 paitity ruin playung batbhl A shako up linus uueurrreah In this lirookh ta hligha hclOaai lIme Capt Iluituuu buns retlgneil hilt lositlout cial late heft the ueluauui ii he iot Is ii ueveu Laluiw to hat lauri iliiuiu wIll eulttthuiuu lilt atuilie4 lit St Iuale Sahioth Phtiladehphulu Vat It Ivhau pltaluaaI for a lau IlIgh Schuoll eArly lit liii CStOti luau beaxa yIICtud 10 cute cccii lltiiau Velr huCt dcutted uo tiuke 502110 elutiigcu Ill the icruonnel tar lhae luitue anuS a nuuutuber of lath iarv strlvhtui flat pohtlaaius It tulall It ii sill wIth vaaaiti tat seas n I Ainaing tiaO ioi uhio Cr 10 gui Is Heaitarai the craa k iiatle rulaluuu or I Ito ealauuol vluo uvill repro slit 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172 1 Her berger 174 kvlly ls2 latuutaaerur 171 lotal 1482 TlllllU Ul lf lirooklnKroinndura lilOi I Wtlr ISI I JIolltr108 K lssAS iu tiilin 151 I Total MU JUiuii Iill Maan 171 a Uulkeu UUJ I Bmlth 111 Iliikoiuntl 137 Cudleu 12 lulal 754 ItotvlloB Gaines TonlKht IUB MN ixnninvAL TOUUAULNT Sauuris Frirckk LeiuyxiFreickt Ieuly vi baucr Thoio cult ml 1770 1875 eiiis at A Close A bUns 39 Uortlaudl it beo them tuUay JUe HORNPIPE BROKEN DOWN Tin 141W fKL TN lEA XPIA 1 irvvr IS Jff A It Alt hAt The Ilnril Rune on Weilntn4ny Too Miieh fit Mltitln ous the tonr yeitr Crook ed I KM laro Trllerdnr llml He fonlU Not Wnllt Trainer Lnketuiid llnm No Hope of the Volt Trnlnlne Acatu Turf menu 111 regret to hear that Hornpipe the winner of tho Brooklyn llnndlcnpon Wed nesday hutt lit IrMeseluul has run bin lust ruco In tin opinion of BUcua clover judge as hit trainer Ylllliim Inkuliind That fact tbnt the stout lit tle foilrjcnrold had itemed sore lifter the llnlih of the uruBglo for thin hand leap escaped the olnennllon of most of the thrum nnd cxcu thn o rloselv connected xx llh the stnbli did not tMiriiilso that titer xni Itulytlthtiit seriously umiei with their fat onto until yesterday morn Ini When the I haiti whow duty It Is l lo I corn for Horniilpe Itolit to thu liurmii box to open It for thu t day and prcparu his inornhic incnl ho no tkid Unit thin Imr o xim tory luuiu Ho com mtinlcntid tlir I Inlclllgciiin ID I 1rilncr lnki Htnl anti It did not tnl i that clexer turfinnli IOIIK to intertill that tho troliblr wait most kcrluu Aiu matteruf fatt tho horMi xiua so liimu that ho could not inmii uboul In I his linjt ami It xxas Imposilble for him to unlkso bat wilt thu injury to the nlqh foreli of thus half brother to Don Alunzo Ucader of Tili ts will iicall that Hornpipe had vlmt Is vallnl by ttirfmiti u reel or club foot one of tin hoofs buln crooked This fuit inllllutvd n ainit him lumen hut iitiv tIt03 our old but Ilko I I lociihulcliei iintithcr hurio with a faulty fouthu lucod stirtirWnsly xxell and tho Jlisfra Kiiiiii und likcliiml hnil nlunjs hoped that thu deformlly would nexcr tell iiKalnat thu gRub Utile fellow Tho attain of siuh u cciiiteit us tho Dnioklrn I Hundknp I with pncu fiom blurt to llnith and tho strain Im I denial to I lutmlnir I through thu mud IIlt too Krcnt and It la almost too mucli to hiuie tlmt the lidfriu will ever pi to I tho pirn UK iln Thla la the I opinion of Lakeland ho lint luau man cart o ixiiurlonii1 and ho would oiil bo t too clad to snatch at the elluhtest rhnncn In favor of Hornpipes I I coining I ltil flat ociliiln tho I autumn 01 oxtii nitt Ma Ho will rex elxe tho most rueful tiwUtucut 1 und oerxthlni 1 1 that I xutrrlnary vklll LIIII ilo tu ullny Ills imln and maun the Injured incmbet xtnim lioiiKh tip I I tltutl 1101k ttihi be Uoiii1 lint it IH iltoilhcT likely that thnso who in tlu I Ilirokh n llnndl I I inp of 1K5 haVe luukud upon llurnpitn for tho hint thne Hoinplpc U a bay loro bvlmported Jlr Ilek Il Irk out nf Hound Iuu lice thn dam of Don Alonroand Irlli I Heel und he was bled at thai Ittlrvlexv stud of Mefsrt harlis Hred iX Sons lit tjallatlnTenn I Asa Martini ha uvils sold ut unction to tho Messrs Kicnii for iToUO ilue Hist tlmohu appeared In nubile wa ut hceps head Day xx hen ho went to thi post for the I first dlxlklon of the Dotililo KxiMiU M K I DWJIT Itlchard I Iroker I nnd other lieaxx peril lat ors haul tin tip I from lunie i u II I I Kcrno that the toll was a Ilicr nnd ho was xory beixily Mipporleil In I ho ring 1I won tory handily ami followed this till I y wlnnlnittliusvcondillvNnnuftin ntuuc race Ilo Ial oti other notabl htorle as a twoyeutolil t and WHS ronsldorcd at thu I thau of thu I Liiisun to belittlo thort of tho blight of which Dnmino iind Iobblu I Ivurel thai leiulers Laud t ear iii it t ha ceyearold lIe beat IXiblilus fm tho Ctril lilt Stakes In a Kr at laco at ilravesmd nnd lit bhecpshcjul llu he ran Fecond to Air Croknr champion for thu Iteallitlun ttakrs hicuth lug Hey Kl i Santu Anita His race for tIm Tort Ham ilton Handicap In I which he ronctdul welubt to thu winner the sperdy John Cooper wasiarp mnrkablv uood one but ho trftlriid niT UN thn neuron xxnnid and he was not much t luuutt glut ot In the antiinm ImUr Iakolands I careful prop nrutlon hof ver hu iaiioti oil tip well I this i titi inir and the world knows how he won the Hrookh I n Handicap on Wedne diycnrr lnir 105 pound It Is a linenhir fuel that his lulf brothrr Don Alonzo broke dow n in his work about the frumo time In Kuirhmd It N certnlnl the earnest wish of nil turfmen tbit Hornplpt 1 w 11 pi to I the post ncnn porno day but tho chamrb aru shIll at tirebunl MUST AOT rioiim Tin iin tloeUey Clnh htrtvartlH Ache I v r bodv to Keep Vltlllu lioundH To iirexont any po hlblo conlllct with thin bottln iKutscs of tho irnyIcriy bill the Hewaidn of the Jockey Club held a lengthy ecaslon yeaterd and discussed the dexelop niuntRof llrookl n Handicap la Tlioio tires tnt wcro Auzu llolinont Jauic9 H Keene J I 1 Dunner and llr I Ieo Knapp ilao 1 follow itnr resolution teals adopted anal tho Secrttur wn it inch trnctetl to I forwatd ropi s of tht Mimu to the I sccrtturhs of thi r tatu Uacln Commission aitual tho llrooklsn Jockey club C Wliereti U has comu to thu attention of tin MIte crib of hue TaliV Chili that h li latlnUH ut Ilii I IIHH wi ru repnrteil to hint e been roiiiiultteittMi lln1 ifrntindH of tlie 1roukhu Jockey club on XXednei In lust anil HVi rn SnrlMltBton were fotuul to be ut 1ttiout theroiintt naiKt of ttu Itrookl n Jockey Club lint were at lOud hlipiirtsscd so tar hi was potslblo on hue oienlnit div of Ito I uaon with I r8tI lug Coutal uucttti under tin pro IMuim of A utw Ian ninl II tin rat Tho itnwanls rtnllo llnil a iiitetl han of tho continuance of lesltlnmto rating IH uuthoited by hit Cira3 bill N on iraLi It IH llctnlinl Ihiit I hue stewards ereliy I req tied t hat Rruokl JiKkej Cluli to use all efforts to jiruMtit lilly violations of tie taw In the future Tho Mcfirds found themselves ronfrontedi suddenly with a uroblem of unusual dllllctilty and this crow d on Handicap tIn stats to great that It was n practical Impossibility to reach and suppress every violation tho law The Ilnker ton men who were einplojed for tho purpose did put a atoll to many Irreg ularities that wcro attempted but every body who goes to the race track Is a f n o American citizen aiah It Is not possible assign him arbitrarily to any part of tho enclo uro to which heilucsul uant to co H Is llkowlie Im possible tu keep un absoluto control over Indi vidual conduct The stewards are busy with measures for cair lng out the law thoro ughly and the lirooklyn Jockey Club Is wholly In agreelnent with them Inu JinU Order Iropln In a Hurry us lIlt n 1rotml heorgo FEhhbottIreshtletut of the Jaw Eluforce moot Society In llrooklyn bus sent acoiiimunha thou to District Attorney Jumcs V Hldiwav In relation to tho I allowed x lolutlon of the uamhllnu law at tile iiravestnih rncei track Ho dcclarus that the IV re ydrny and Vlhln bills urn uncon stitutional anil claims that tIll on tiers nrolllcers of the raco truck I are lliblu I under section Hl 1 of the I Penal Code for malnlaliilni I gathil I ii hug nn tho pumlsos Ho nldo rayn that action iil of tho 1inul Code prohlbltx pool helllut bonk making and tho occupiitlou of any place iiou publlror PriVate grouluadl with loots appara tus paraphernalia for that purposo of retimtlng and reclsterliiR bets and XXIIKI nornelllngpooli and foruldi any person to ncorit or ieglbnr bets or wiiKcrx or ell pools Mr Klllott I iilmipoinH I out that section 17 I of tho 1oruxoruy i bill I lariailuit S nil extlusixe pen ult fur Ihnnct nf beliliu as wihh A3 for the I nit of rccordlni than bu and UILUIS Uiutuuloi both of these ads are piidilhlKu bj eiutlnn MM thukitpnKof i place for tho doini of either one of them would Im pnnlHhabln nnder 511 lion 8 ilM ii ii also 110515 that In I beet Inn II Auk i ID I of the Constitution It Is proxlclid that no parnhllnc pool nlllm or bookniaklni hull lit r after bo authorlri 01 allow rd wit hint I ho hi ate Mr Klllott ulll Irs to provldo I tIle Illitrlit I I Attorney xxlth plenty ot ixlileiio StIll aUo promlnstocommuncato with iov Morlun on thus bubjert Henry Vooni IoaUvlllo IIiinilrili IOLUMII May hilThui rae toiluy leer again fill oxer u miulily trial rh loiilsMllu Hunith np fur three jenr ohls unl upward Rtmruiitced I toliewortti tu00 was the chief ullrailluu lta a li kpot Henry itaiuia3 and H hint wtro tIn iuil slarteis Henry Vniinit look tlo lenl at tho I llrt cjimrlir nui riUlnfd It tlirutiBliout sviaoi liz easIly from Dekioi buiiiniftrlbi Hrl Ituee Threo quartern of anillp Iotdani 1IC lhoriic4 lo I won I Mule JiiO ill XVIIIIamsi t 4 ti I treonil Mulmkliou U7 tJ ilTtllnl 2 to V thllJ Time 1hiiI 1 eond finer Four furlonci irlllne IVtrnlfno IMi I InliiKl a to 1 won 1 Helen 11cr I 07 Nenfonil 610 I aucathuul Ciulely hurl lot IVikiun U to is thud Time 0 Slw Third lUceUiul Handicap Kuarantood Inns worth 9Joo i ono nilln and Ji Hlitetntli Jlemv YOIIIIK I Ill IA Clojtoni 4 In K won lle pnt IbU tiaSigll l 4lolseeouJ I Iliy H 117 tlhorin7 to I tldrd rime ltd I nellka situ raia tourth Itace bijreu furIaita5a tAilIng 1earl fnnir 10 t Isriln I evru won I liicoiiiur ill I I I A Ilu lulu U tub I 6euuauI duluth C lit I I Kiverloul 4 lo I I ihlrd Time 1 u Hfih Itaci Four fnrlmisi AdouU IDS Thorp 7 toluwoui I u lot I lot iNeucnm hioli I etond IMu Xlu hen Ills ilrteniinf Kuioltldrl I lliur o nm FUR NJTVR 1 At Urn KIlBt Co1 45 eat VUd hi Ft UN ITU III iiecmil Furniture In FUIIVITIMI iedless llr lstm iiiurUed FVKMTVUU ut uumulactiulai price IIAMMERSbOIIIIII fiHOS WITH KVIHT ClOTHinil BIIOVTISa HUllli SlITS IX i ADS THAT H1LOV ONF AN OT1IFK 1IKK OLtMllUS AVUNfF FlnCS IT iiATiiint iinmovia IXTHNDISO rwiiciiKSKiui TO MOVE ltGlht1t lEST IIIFA TiC lED AbTKAY Ill 1ATHK ALAllMSANf 1IUNCOH wnitr NOT TUB ONLY IIOUSK THAT srui RClltlU hulls AT I9 AM tlft HUT INTO OtlllS VK IIAVK CIIOWDID VALUE THAT LIFTS TII1M 11KAI AND KIIOflDFllS WK lIKLtBVl A1JOVC ANY FOIL TIIU MONKY IN NKW YORK TiirVX IJ TIIF IKUFKCT FIT AND rUUUONAllli lOOii 01 FINE CUSTOM CLOTllis AS LAKOF WHOLrtAIK MANtTAr1Trl1 NHUMl AT RttTAII XXL BAV1 YOU JIOHK UIXN YOUD THINK IOSSI1IU WKN TOSIOKKOW MdllT TIM O BAMMER8LOIIII IIU8I Bloockor St cor Crocno Ilttlroadixay A Clhav IHRli I vita Broadway cor Roctor St Cd RI Jolt LUt h1sv 7 0111 1 Floirtlu nnil Altom ta Meet Again In the Aiunron SlnKr The card for tin llinokbn Jockey Clubs rnccs nt IrnxcsKnd today IBU fulrly good one IIii1 Anuumi Hikes for Lit t tatuulut till ha nllhougli only u halfmile ilntli ivhll ho of nun than ordinary Interest from Ihn fact thai P I 1 Oxxjcrs Axiom xxill itUa Iii meit Kloritla thi 1 lllcmton Mnblus ici I risonUtlxe xxho linxerid her colins on I tIc tpCll hug day In I tho 1 IIxj ctntlon Make With thoadxantngo In Ii eighths Axiom loAs to hixe a her rivial ttth ll I In hand for todaiyu late but Mf I u Iteltnoiit llll Ir such n ei redy heclnner that i ratio maj win men nt the fit ii iwiind dhaihamtiM1 Klcxcn horses lire tairthttI for thu May Stake for thric1carolds at alE fill longs Thisshoahl PIUXOIIII hutch ititilug inntest units tho t Held is reduced by tt itlath raIl ihua Miblllu him I lilt terltha nnd Inlet nrn t Iii onl entiles for Ihu 1 llrliui of the nfliinoon I I They tIre XMlilitci illli1 and nt u mile and n Mxtecnth I they nhntihl give the spectutorK n rlcu xuirth pilng tn the I I tillk I Ill set It h xxlll huTho ltuuttcri lea first lfe ilnru she xxon tho 1ti turlty In 1SH4 In thu cecond raco Hiick rant Wcrnhcrr anal liek nf Spades me In nt ii xxtlglit xxhlle tllghl eoiiie iilis nun Itrintiil In iustie lrliMinitOriin i hctt miiti tnte a iind lit id x lth rietolinil 1 rink 1 inner nnd ClHired tin nun In The II ft h and 512th t aces HI out half a iiilLiind Ii mite nnd u tlxtrililh ieDet tUi I I u Ix h Ktir Mill Sli a Knlcht I Our C link and others rt a mile mil ri HMccmh flinuld keep the lulltil iioinu fiom start to lluNli flue folloixIng tare lliu cullIr In full lIre t 1aue liar 1 man a here ran old nntl upunrd n HiMeitjkiu nr i18 1 fit li u lilt oilou uddid i oi uhlei SIUO to Kistilid ttld lea to third Ihiee eat nhN to tLrl3 lOipnnuN four aud upuaid Hi 1 IIMUIKU onu ndie null u sixteenth Srlilla h08 Owlet 103 Ihe 1 luilli rlllcs I 1181 Stantrai liit e Ptir Ihree s ruhats and upiid I sell IIM aaiui iMtukri ol ih3 tutliulth uuia inM il nf sslelu t III In ii coil aii I 5 l tu tluutl 1 hue auuiiuu l In a lie void at auitim for CHnou alliMViiiKe lx 1 fur lunge ihikrfne iVirnhrrs 110 Im knrililr tlOlMMn I liT 1 Irl 1 llli I 1 in Inliui li 1 u l rank I ariiur lu thilllccu J1 ilium IDIl Ililrit Ilntc TheXiuUMli Males of 4000 for lull ci tun cart ld Wl iach orSlo If derl ir d lay April 1 I iniiuddltiiit al ror xtiirt r lu lh winier l3la n H eon 1 htirte t ItO and tldrd liu e Jlil uluie air u taker 10 cairj Hie piiuud I etrj t half u lldle Honlti IO tCittii 111 I 1iinardlni II I I Ardath 11 I I Illu tr 115 1 Il I Kle IlrminlUn ll I 18 Ttnd rnts4 I 18 Faa iiit oi Hi I I InurlhllaiKTlivMnx lali if 500 fin three i Maroldn K Oeatlj SllO itilolilmial for M irter to i the u Inner Maiil seeuud to 11 full nnd Ihlnl linrnu t2arll itnncr lo he aiiltl at uiathui lur ijuuil Mllliis a ibIs alict tea fuatlauags sun Up 1U7 I hIm Ira Irlth Heel lua8 Illdl ulo ln I Mlilqlov till I Mill It I I u ltrnwim lull ViiiniJi ll Ill u 1 sata arul i Ii satlisitIte or Lul Itfehliiolul liV llftli HatiItir tuoetrolds u lI inc ic st iivi or sir 1 CMI iih fin I ul lod I Ill a a sleep ni a a0 in inn I winni r ill UU COIl lil UULUOI1 for auraO Rllouuinti half u nil a aIr uchetuuu H7 i utoIr ins Jfric lin I Irrnili Ill I Ili reu Hi l ia c Ilucer lOl I Tillit loo ioIlnt ltat litruu 1i5lla l Val cui 118 HSxtli u hlaealtr l thro I liar oUU uul lttll inl hand rflp n out t tiNtakr u a lp i mil tti3 8 If alt i Icr I tl ivill I itO adtlpil itf which SMiu I to sit uud und 8i t tu tlilnl till intVi allal u tliUfiuli BUtPrMarjr 110 Pitrlrlnn lu HirKnlcit I OR CUJK iln r 7 DiirJtiLk HO urLlmti l j btuuavi lu1 Si 1zL zul isr 1 AT inr3ioxT King tlolin und Ititl w Morrow t asr5 lit the Illc Irliir Ilitr t xin Irun i Ma i lU S Thulimuuril meel htug tat tho Ihiludelphiu briinih of tle Nitlonul rteeplceliiibo Aisoclatioii hed I it Ilelmunt I Inik I this afternoon brought a ciowd of 8tllJl of tho Quaker Cltxn I most repn cntiitlxi people to tho course llao 1 mornluu was iluik and thriaten liiK nnd tho fact that the weutherilld not clear until slimIly before the I time I hU fur tilt first raco iuadotubtidhv kept Ieny many persons away A perfect stcililec huso course hadbrin urianu ed In tlie t InItial vha lets is hills I and dilci und the ecelte lead hhcturrcsquie III tho extreme xxhen haif adociidraps laden xvlth pmtty women drew nn aloncrsldo the course just alKixu thu wutei jump xxhleh Is one of the stIffest In tho counti It xxas expected that thus Ihiladclphiuowneil nmre Lady Iaxmoiid that winner of the New York and ireat International Heeplecluisi ii at Morris Park xvonld appear In thu I Delawiiiu t andlcnp hleeplcchiisu over a ij jmle course but at thus last nuiuienl It taius decided not lo tend tile lilsb 1 mnru over such u ttllf h i oiinlry i with 1 7h pounds In tho Mddlr 11 mil sho as xell as Itch old oiiponcnt Thu Peer laiil 1 I Ill d I in the btuhle Then wire el 511 ttiirliM iinil the line wnsu cruiid otto nil hut Mix Kton 11 lIla filial tlu XMiler t Jiimn the I w iond timu round come the course without miliip Mi Vudi xxoi th w ho nub und owns MoiKlon ttlM ih only kentlemnn tiu aCcept a mount m thisi atoll SI ucktu ala was feni Ill g xxell 1 xxlien he lea cil ton 1luh and blnndcriil at lundlni throwini Mi uiilivai orthi liter his heud I lljimd a bii oil nlaso tho jounirXew urlerxxnsunhuil Kine John In I u S handlers deter lianiU siis ad nays In tlietriintdivliiloiiandbcit I Oakwood who was ridden by Mnrn alter I n ruhei hluup ill ITU through the t bircteh Ihe bhual lilt rii renuntii tlxe tpre d Katli was at ijoud third with M John 1 a loe fourth hcn somehod IK aides I Lynch rides I Jprea Kiulo he will fhow tho xxuy tu homo of this best crosscountry j IT forme Jinlire 1 Morroxv frlKhtetird all lint Queen of Siotbund thuuued I tue k ito ui out I ol the Mirlou Hundlcnp hurdle race ut two mllvn and wun h mils down Itockawuy I conldnl I kei p up at an part of Iho I Jotirnej und i ueen of M ots loll In I tislni I to keiji up with the luig ton of VILM 1 bontl Minu very clover material appeared in I lie uace for tIle ItoseTreu Hunt huh StocthatiItae diu tli men rulers wire ii haItI I luau six hlirlt iuuil Mr i SOil elitrry rlchl mented I hIt grtalt 100111 laIn ho nittI ted lor I hits lilItIlai lii xxork on lni I ortid nn lalihi a chestiiuL t mirrnwiii d by himoii Dill en Jr Mr Vftdnwortli on hln own hnr Decep tion presned tIle xvlnner losely throuifhiiiit ID fuel tho pair ran hipped maily I nil it a wuy Hiniei ridden by Mr slchrd wuiuucio 1 third i lhollit I rat Ct wero von bi I K I and 1111 I lii lu Iii utpecilvelj I Tho fornieil lv a xvlrx hula h I half brerd but he put up UU ItCaiiuuils l iuiU aspi 1 the half mllu In nn 18 heiiind xiinoliit undr u double pull I Vaco I tit Thn Mirllh I a hiid In a huminernniltoiiLsbattloforseinnd money Atilunta mailoDhiiit work of lict liuld uliui Iliijllni I lii utah upon her InnM ti un feunid and it Ill It N i Ihlrd I summaries 11 J rat Itucu Oullawuy and pnn rnio Ireiti laotian nr oiiillllid ndeui lull mile Inell I I V IM Mr Vtul n0lii I i won Xiu i Uli all Diihimi h lul I sciauaah ruin Iuelk HI I II i stat Johlsnin i at m third lime n 004 ft Hu Chu nnd laui 1 pte us rut Seioail ItuieTune iilutITU of a lull Aldnulii lu i rjllluS to I xviin lnsul lli iHmlcn alululhi l KiuliH izi xitKinni loin I hurl Iliue I U4n JnhiilJukUiid 1ilniiiK Illundlue Sjicid tnpl I or filial und Iouly I film ran i Mid line i uia i Ion II mill IP Imrdlo race two in Hi j n er rIght hurdlis ImU XiorrowlAi I ITII illi liU I 2 tauil i ltiKSuna 1 In lnein I i in ln I onl lui 4 n ijurcn of inuU uUo mihut did mil Iinh Jtniriii I I llnei Itnifl Trie Hunt riuli fucepleehnm for iuuulers aiiniit thriu and a hnlf iolle Imp as Iinln IM isiuuilurjiJ lolwiuij I iriilHiiil 180 4xiilsnurlli 4 Mu a lhrtoui 1 a liriie 117 I i Mmlisi H lii I lhnl rime 1337 Modi rulur Die f utlon uuil The blmiuroek aUn run 1 11th itact luclati s rl l1aDalhup bitttihethis niatut lii roe Clii uue half IutIliA glitz 1111111 1 Iii Clasurallr 4 In 1 steto hit t luasi 1 all ihiraslllag ii lii I u laiuull laltwotaai 148 SIulru1l aven third Titan 1304 lilsaippollalinetat and HI John nltu ran 1lmtlco JUeetlue Nut Ioitponrd Thin Jockey Club utitces xxore bombiuded with Inijulnes jeuterday based on it rumor tint thuS meeting of thai Ilmllco Driving Club Hun tliuiop which U scheduled for from June 1 I to I luiiuO 1 I had been iKjulpoicd hitre tart Hnnluiiuoiuu I I ttleurnphuil lo tho t prunn tets an a I ul a reply Kibt nltfht statlnc tin i thu 1 hmt Ill Inten tlunof pnstpoiiliiLllieuiiinns MOLES WARTg nuperlu outf tialr w n H too I 511 WVuAltfKf haorluanuiatay removed hu l j J01IN UVQQPShUScv 127 West 2U it i orn jiAXQtrjTs cosrXr VICTORY Mr 1hu jer It III Him In at Over 80OOO Alum Tlinn thn Hrlllne Prlee IXIMMIV Jlny ill At oxxmarket today tho telllku plain of lOl I soxciclcns for throelcar olds mid upward Inner to bo fold at auction for IIOO soierelens was xxon by Mr M F DuxoisHiuniuot 11 IVi Slmms Sir mIllet Millers Droco Itl A Ioatesi teas second nnd UapU Lnmblons Couranlc 110 I I I Scx iuan tlilnl Tho other snrtcrs xxuio Mr John H Ilatts Skill UlKAllMipp 1 Mr 1 Hammonds i 1 Mucni UU Ulckaby Mr II Mutpli Uol hotumi 110 IratD I Mr Klllss Vlraeo 110 iT loatcsj Mr hi I liters Ills Monkey llont 110 MndileK I Mr I I llrTi ry5 ChlWnbo I 110 I Ilradford and Mr K I II I I Webbs snuUcrlnston ii Ill Vnodburn hkllluas hiNt lo Ret nxxty nltciideil by Con raiitennd Ikllinunnt w illi Monkey Utixtrln o Up nnd vltntr pat Drouo ind liamiucl I II h I Chary ran In thIs order to tilt dHlnnce xrhoro Droco ton tho had liamrtct I I howovr I cnmo xxlth I ft rush nxerhnuUd Drouo I und xvnn by half I ii length DroRJ Sift llinu linisths ahead of I giirnlat ThohettlnK xxisfito4 I nialnit llanqncUI 7 In I 2 against Drouii VO 1 to I 1 uigttut Coiirnntoil C to 1 auint baa gau 7 to 1 anlnU kill lOud yo to 1 nuainnl thoiilliel When I Uamitiit II I I xxn put up for rate Im iiitltil ely nltn I I thu I tnie I tin I price roan by hldsof id imiil nnollti1 of a IOHH I stilt inniU when I there t xxw il piusi Soon a hnwoxii I thn I haluhul lug un uMimid and cnritliinid until a bid of IHI I l I KUlntii was midi ut which pi u0 the horn wan liotiulit In hx JlrHvyrr riieauinnnt liiiil lix Mr D vytn isiiliinin a xillhoiit proinlent and rcndercl lln I I V ie i limes I inortxiiluablo to tho eeond Imri hull t In the t Inner 1 hi1 run lor I HIP I IMlliiid I Twoearold Phil tu of Salt ian tnoual aui i MU ei trrs 1t I hi xx aliilr IP r furimius wa xni i Ir ulr II 11 Combos HvnnmuiMrlt I lnlirrlll1 lli I I ugh li 1 leaninrwin ceMiniluinl ir I llunli 1 Cooper t M istdoii third Mr Uli hiiiU ikir s Moiilunk did not Mull l In Ihe I mi p lor tin i lvbu Pluto t 1 sou relRiis I he Ann tiiiin lior s wen latched from tho lhaluur 1 Hitulliuiof mi Miverilmi The SIM cli Vi lei It wrs known that St netn 11 wi iiliiK lo lIali i In cstcrduxssilllnr luaU tliltiin othir huieH Mnrtrd liecan It XMIS ililn hit I on hLl it llnire xioilld be nceot nrv ill 1aui In tin I xxltmiT tlmt the ricond placu xxiuild bo ti gull hug Tho MII iiNon a riic Ameleaii turfmen hnxi nlTuiil a Mr Iloodlcss I iuOo to ret iitt J toiieni 11 1 ICJIr1A i or tin iftxnicti A repilulrH nil tieaten lEuHrM liny Ite Alinnsril There were few lurfmii to be futrul jcsler diu lhitxuiild ndtiit tint Horntilin wus not Ihohist I Innpat I tin I weights that lull for tho I UrooUxn llandliip on rdmtdnv tuklui the1 coiillllon ut the fii I Into consideration Unix ilrj iniue tin1 1111 iOus of opinion seemed to IK In favor of Sir Wulieixvhllo not n few fuxor id 1 lunrore inid lii I 11 Santu Anita but tho un I I ilit tnussof Iho I p I ibiii lieu C iarrlid tony by MrUulio pi nil id exhibition l tliill of II trnp pes Ireukin down xxlllbn fouiil In iinoihe column and It is understood that Du I are is in J laud wnx here I was airroit deulii luktt ilii a I lit laltI nnd Shcrphend itate eanurut ulioii I I it pitrtiil sisetluilul k cia lclmr m nn pd loilhe I i liMlU liiiive und the owners ol iirarl nil tin1 1 nudldntii huxii iluiillled their xiilliinines ID a nd heir I hoiotu tho pint if the tlatvt i Ciunril I i dtliPtrxtk IsfiM Not a li w tiwners aura not illsimi wlih the ivcu and think that III I u i liui eH oiiM hiixe apiuiieil to 1 tin r nihintic on ix dix trail Ciesldciit Dwer who i ilwuxs on the lonloit for ultra Inn l nf I liii i I in Hl i r w ill no do ililbt Kind lo uieiimmoi ie hriiniMi if they no really uniou Ia ilui i u i ontut tcii t of a tin hori that I took 1 urrt In t hue Ilrook iyIa IS Ill be n in public dlluni tin omlliK xxil us tl ci hnxu eiihMkeinents to fit I ill nh i i iit t4 LI 7J A 1 f CIOS 11 Will Ilnvi No Slorc Iailni lor it Time Illr t lIstS ol I I oitl gun untl H lie ri uiitUa M iy I tIllua Ilirliltl Hu IIIK Ataachal lout il Ia ilnl laity this aflirau 1 u tat l t In unpa it thHr it it s In ilaj ill Iii ii if tin iluiu indid raid u Hie CIt Ic 1iclcra tuii I tin1 ri miRiii nl hne ileclikd not to Mart a i uc mult iifriiri rt iuine a uhllraiut aspect from a lipil t mdjt itt Ilhi lltni Piii liP uilrtatll IM rsaI li tl t1 lauuralr nml sslulali II Is iruifldintly exptiieit will piss tie llama allows hi tlliirf and nlnity dl rat a lii tin I cut s iff prlmi ani 1 olers nf the Ilinllorne ii ill Wire nut nn lid this t morning I mid ludKu 1 Iwlur adj j inid ollrt at I 11 u oil dc until lo Iiuaau nulls rue tiiiuiituw u pool rnnni afti r tas hIlt done a Ciuiil a I tlislninripr I ei Ihr e 01 lour I npel wt ru tI leMd I t l aiiu alA urn moon The erair foi tlimliit liniiopr did mil cone until utir tlie Hrouklui Ilaudhnp hud luiiuti I u i ild lIla rnnis won 1 lot of Ultimo In ficlatmiHl mi pi the liojtdni luirdly auly ptini iilnjed tlii It liuei t ut r Hit H il i 11111 luCIa iln nnnex K 4at u li I i on Uitiiiivo Iir lIlt Its el uuta Anil i and Hat iMAit Nn airt 1 were iniule H I the Intelitti of Ihe autlnrllles n keep the riniiis i In i I en lhu iipiilni mi n will hae to LO lo lliefiirelinhiiDkal larleni nnlll Hint nn pttl or tu I turu in D I n lni 1 Haw ihorntlf I t Sir t hut ullactas agaIn nor OlVuMll on LnxtlireaLlne at lie Vlr tiuiIl Track WAsiiiNTci Max in Iepl Inn to strictures of tbo t Wilihiistun I lruuau rib of Trade nuomst tho StAsiph and Altsunder Uland race trucks low OKirrall xxrltei Tho Kimbllm dens fiom Jackson City to lhol ljn ouirht to hnie Ken ohned lone since Inuliu Its 1 iws art plain unit rlKid enough but the matter Is in the hands of thin civil unthnrl this of Alex und na t county I xx ho haxo donu noth Inu as I urn Infoimed nnd helioxit I hive no ntithorlLx lo h remoxM thio 1 olllcors nnd 1111 1 their 1 pl ices xi ith ot hi r men I hare recelxed no us biaIttiCC fro m citiii nft liit count and though I huxu miiilc xurious ellorts I have not been aide to i obtain any ideuce itmtt atlimlo house or Iniilxiduul It Is not npteuar for mo to PIIV that Wnsb liicton fiirnixhes hut i piople sshaai are lolatlnic VlrulnliiH laxxH An ViiishliiKtiii Mipplles tin law liieaktr tho uiiKlit to aid mo in bieaklnt up the iiiUilnls tliiH and If her nilttuurI I I lit xMll secure artuahilce uaguiiuat them and koptho hi 1 itxbrckiTH nnder their iu I xlll I have them nrrutPd cMruditid tried and uuniihcd and iioelcmincy xlll becxtendud luonuof them NritH ottlie llor e World lUiTpmiu Ma 10 Ilie irnitliiK rails ill ala at this li mluinin u IINXIHK Iuk win postptuiitl onuciount nl r iln mat mud 1 I raei k lil vtiit Ui lltC II Smith the ChleiRo turf ii in aaitl S Hoiin Itt to I I nn li l url Siltia 55 luau wtui tut t tiitirlh I rie Ihls I atlernoun Hu U baftl lo IIHVO hHtkftl laIr lu I I lOoiai aluius hurt 1eter C lid lor i CnH trottlni I Kale adjotlrneil friiiu HeitMiind Iirk in innlnnd Hldliis Ai iideni will couuiti nt o ut In oVln I k a Ills i niurnln wiiii itui I drltlntf Ilarsi in I pilri itui iuiietl h SIr Vulentlno Willis and tin rs of I nut md und i milluue laler In thetln MU Hie i I idiinriiui iiuren brnUKht User by Maitu lie ballsiur for hlnifcelf Ii iul I tillu rn Hot Lamps 3 Cold Lamps 5 Prientren Mijrlllu fornn In uniform and oinr lu a nllimii hun v hu hnl in un tic Utii1 t ci lilt ot tint roideiai lntin I Mil FI for iloliillil n ilu IT lllmluilu mil luau atac Hi n liiupt Honied ui in airtlnnidliiulmlil 1 In lhi ua las Ill loulia iiiiirl liulu lut h iirlvnni i UK ruat on in i raluned hifore tho it the illk tl III told hu tnulil knoll I Ill uttaliltua in iiall nnd nil nl iiuin did m It ItinK all Ihe tsi n triini I thli ndnuies lulwo I luiars i htnett r i lieiniulhe tjiiiidMii nnpM an d liurlntcihii limn Iliac star ltnke up In lliu oitinuri 11 IN v iiln tin kliiluii lioiuo luuked lire II Illil It I l Jlll Ilkun nl xh nr Im prumiir hal I eeui in oltor On limn MII Mini cu iul I lull In i n nn hill thiel ndr mi hour fuel 1 iihlli citiivliiK tliti Itrk hi i imp h ul 1111111 nut II 1 Hi Uii 1 h it d tin rliuer xxujllneti C i Ifliut i l itipeiult I Q sass mil 8i lenhiM Taper 7VI ff fTt J whhlt to kiHli out A J c of iliiilmmU i of Iho I polito riilu tilt Sialillu Iliijclc Its ujnetty Kiinl pollociniin tlml lUll stuji H Sjiiilillii1 A idas for if jou xvantii lamp tlmt xxout blovx nut or tlmt cannot hut hluxxu out xxill I I utt I cMiiiLculsli I I call I at our store kf E4RCrI I unil buy H Kcarnli I Uhliiils i Ilgilt for 10 I I nvt I mid xil I burn tiPI Vu lint irs XutliH lit on raitliiiitiKu ian ith1l i Xiih it AGSPALD9HBftEiROS I2GI30 NASSAU ST Uptown lf put f or Illcj clasoualy 4Ja bt and I hIts Are liruotiltu Uvprt 011ultoa fit j PAOKINa YOUR TRUNK A Kow Things IC Bummer rilRrlm Ca CJirt Alone Without Make n list of tlio thltiEi you think mi onjlt totnkeon yunr rammer holiday trill and you will be 1 Ptnrtlctl nt the result Von wonder It you xvlll hnvo to htro ix upcclixl uiiKBiife ear Now Rtrlkc not every Article not lniperitlx cly nrcosjorx1 nnd jpti will find that n trunk of inoilrst fire xvlll ntisxver every pnriHuo even of a lonu trip Lrvrttet In making up their Itetisof Indlpcn Sfthlnslmuld not forget that clinncn of drink Ing water Hftcr the hent and fntlcue of n Joutntr N likely to make thorn sick To romeoy Uil evil or xrlintlti better to prevent it the pKcrlnt takes n HUpplr of that Bound and wholetotn Htlliiuliint liHTy Malt Whlskej A llttlo of thli xvhlKcy In tin wator not merely Ulln th Kcruii that would iruxko iul chlof In thin atomaeh nnil uoxvcls but It tenths directly nnd MrniiKly to revive n nervous nydtem ojhtxustnl hy l ng rontlnund mental application prcsslnc mulr ly or ihvslcnl labor Jlnko romu In your grlpfnck for R boll loot DutTji ttiro Jlixlt WhlHkev nod lila It whIrR you ole worn out xvlth thin hent for thin airs fcnrfnl dny oven In tho rountrv Ilrlnvlcornt xniir Blugiili ltdy l with thli prlnrn of ullniu ianti nnd In thn BI II O of utrcnuth anal xxcll liclnK that follows you will be clnd that In l iimKlliB up scnir list nf nliMiltitely needful tlilntrt Ott ahlul Hot overlook DufTxH Malt VVhltkcy Aih I JtHMOTKS rrlULIAK ACCIl iT A Itncti Horse IlrrnkM fits Kliollldrr Whll Ciitllonln All urrldeiit of n picollar nntnro occurred t Vllllim Jiunlniffcn four carold raeo hors Hctnitc J on the t tlrnvcsetid track yesterday Mr JunnliiLs 1 stood on the track xxlth timer In hand tuiperlntundlnt tire xxork nf his homo Untold mil1 of Ills oxercist boys xxho ratio Hemntc to tielid him a mllont a tii iulnnle cllit I The boy Mt olV and n ho leached the threefnrlonK poll tin horse fell on Ills side I he boy rushod buck lo Mr Jennlne and told him that before the Imrca foil lie heard n loud I anti p tia If I the animal had broken his I lei Ml i Icnnlnts 1 I hurried to the horpi and on ox umlnliu found that Ills shoulder bono was broken clean In two Charles Llttlellrld was Kionon the cpot and ended Remote suffering by sendlnc u bullet through his bruin Horsemen at lruvo imd nnd Sheopuhead i1a f Htnle that they hud never known of such n sin Riilnr nccldimt boforo Itiniiite tins full brother to Kemorse and wan XMirklnu In Loixl shapn this ypur Ho ran n real gooil latent I Morris Path lust year asatliree Feat old Tnlent ISronL Zvrn nt Alexander Inland WASIIINOIOX May 10 1leasant weather prevail nt Alexander helplid I today but deiplto this and an excellent c aril thf aitend nrr fell oft somewhat The mrS I win S cry heurj Siimiimrlrii I Irit Jlmt I Hvo fiirhuiRii Colnuilnis 104 tvaulu burn U I to 1 Iron rick iwa IOU Con don H tn 1 net oud lUd Cross 100 3bo1nC115 4 to 1 third Time I ui2g Siiial itaunSIx nnI n Iiuuhtfuirlongs Croin 100 ahaiuuli 4 tO 1 Waaii sullemtl8 ahiaintiehlyi 10 in I iiiuah llriiaui US I uiairy I ICO 1Jul11 Tiler I nutrau 1lataSIx aiaal niaefIflhkcler rurlongs luag ilaS i8IuarPsu I Ia 5 sslu iuiiulisvt 1U3 tliulry 4 In ieueOlilh 54flCt8soVlhu toil Feiaetnore 12 to thitral Ilua 12l FauOill lijce Seven fnrlonE rinnxiater ion xiur phvl Ill 4 allah SIItlullni hIS lion 7 In 2 I tv iiinl Tnllnr I la Outer M to 1 third Time 13VU 1 Hfth Jiaee lour end a half furjoniv Untaii tail t Xmn l Ii i lu 1 wun Tim Kljnn IM I lujltri f to I Mimid ltiollen 105 I Uurnrit 10 to 1 third Time d r OVi lxili 1liiiSlnuid n half furlongs Ton nnllntit I in Iienil n I 4 to 1 won I Ix tlnn 101 1 CVXanHlmrni a f in 1 hecnntl Ontario I 08 llurpht L to l thlnl Time 1 SO jIOTtrnilhl odi Quality and Price will do it Its oiijy iritilril tho I cycliss hnxc hern foiTiil tt I aucDgnio our spvciulli tlny nnil tin1 t I I i iiMilt I is thai I 1ridny mid Snturday xve tO t iki j4 j Hil cniiof thuin I I Tin Ca ill thi i Urk lias givota j HI a Kooil rhiuici to catch Ill Factory lius both nmieini night anil lhulyItOliht fresh ttock So xxo ntis ready for tin nisli Urother Dunn says no rnlii1 Hntiinlny or Siintlny stj get your outlit Still if you liki riding in the rain you can call just tin haniu Vistll Uiu kind of Hl cycle Clothing thnt riin docs not iiftiet Iu lay anil if they last tonuirrow xou can taku your pick of any of the following bar bains Mnybe tlicreV nothing you wnnt ilrnp in nnj hoxx Its worth while to stand liy dId sii tin InimlrpcLs tlmt xo please Xr cliarso to come and cxionino tlio largest nml most complcK stork ot IJicyle Clothing and Supplies in tlx xvorhl Special value ai Iticsyclo HOM CO dozen positively nil wool Muck Uicycle Hose ex tra long worth 7c 2firt i pairs for 81OO vXw Calcutta Cloth Outing KlilrtH elegant clu iiiis xvell uimlc C EnIth Chievholi Bicycle Suits a elegant mixture Ottiers 80OO up English Kton CLIPS cork ventt Intor latest styles anil patterns C Kxcollent allwool Sweaters ff value aOO Eacli JUU A I Uil SPALDNG BROS1 126130 NASSAU ST Up town Depot forlilcyclen only4Cd St and Fifth AT flronhlyn Daitot ftOlFulton Rtr et WE SELL THEM VICTORS c ii 10 per Month for 10 Months NKW 1805 MODI1i S Full Guarantee Prompt Attention fall or Vrltc for Paittuplalut I Many of jour friends uoiv own wheels hiixinir nvnlled of our plan Ask them about us EQUITABLE E G P CO GENERAL Columbia Building PROVIDING 29 CO i Broadway N Y Eht Surf Brooklyn Jockey Club hrltlNU MrTflM laOS ljjlvxfWAVusteso MAY 14 1 r 1X 1141 114 lACIt hAY Al SU 1 II Rimini train via L I L 11 It direct lo Grand htaml from 14th at h It N V nt IKDO 1220 IK til 12 ill I lit asiculal larlor Cur Train 1 Ho 1 Iir l XI 1 liimi I fool Whlirhull n N V xla Culver nuiiej I lIla Pt to liratict hitenal itt 1 1 t I 0 1 I 4i A B I 2 1 12 111 12511 lI lilt lt0VilU3l IfliOItlYrrauns truant Union llppot Bath it aiiiiailiavavur 13 I niluuin from 11 I I 16AM Frees VOIU sI 1 allah luh ur ever hair hour from 10 00 A SI FOP THE CONVENIENCE OF THE SUNS Al ViitTIrtiilH UKANCII oi 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I k 1 r 1 Ir 11 r rn l1w THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 17 1895 5 n CATCfllNGSS CONVERSION rIlr ynasisairrx CONCllEIISMAN olJ JtOGJ11S CLlnELAltn lit II Hren One of the President1 Mont OuimioUrn Opponent nnU at the Chlrntto Convention Ictl the Forces Whole Utitto Win Anrthlnu to llent Clevel nrtA jlaw ullli Oornmn Vhom lie CJ limited nllliTrenrherytothr AnttClevelnndMfn WuiiivTON MV 10Tho oulonv of Iresl itat I Ilevlmd delivered a few days ntto by lletircMtitntlvo Htchlnusof Mississippi I while tiMrcssliK his constituents cm tho money OUCJ lionI reKttlcd In VnMilnHon ns evidence of thc 10 rrmivr nblo polltliul conversion that IRlnklllu II pccnt jtiim MrCntchlngslii the r1s tH imgie sM vvna Speaker Crlips lieutinnnt imd mouthpieu1 on the Itoor of tlio House liavlnij been nptmltilecl as tlio nuiklnir Demucrat ot tlio ommlttee on llules nt tlio thc Iftjsceouil Congress He became olonll u lCsel1u1 Conlres le beclme I wemler of tho louse of Urprcrentattvct tel rearsiiKO In thl Irt v irof PresidentCleve Urnls rtr llrnt term IturliiR those ten yenrs there lull been no 1ioro uunpokon opponent of lro leTelnncl In Washington than Heprescntn nr Itnlnu111 Ihlnltol thln HOl1rcscltn liro lliemi15 C CMclilnm of Mlssl lppl anil IfO Ibo rr nkn s with which ho iiovr eulogizes the man vlioiii bo to lone criticised Is tharactorls I tic lu Washington Mr ditchings 1ms enjoyed tc t reputation for fairness and honest methods bejond what Is munlly accorded to those who ire obliged to light partisan battles on the floor of tlio House I vvas his duty t report and champion uuuiy propositions from the Commit tee on llules that were denounced by the IU pullicins n arbitrary and unfair but Individ htvd tho of mcinbcra both nally lie hAl thl respect member on tides of tlio House That ha should now become 10 enthusiastic In support of tho unitsilver pol icy of the Administration as to praUo tho Presi dent nnd picture him standing like n rock against the freo silver wave nnd add moreover a panegyric of Orovcr Clevelands general vir tues U 1 vv hit causes surprise to those who knotv him At Chicago In 1 HOC the men who were at tempting to stampede tho delegates Ill the Contention In behtilf of the renomluatlon ot Cleveland found no foe moro difficult to fight than Representative Catching of Mississippi He was actively at work nt the hcndqnartirs of every delegation at first In tho Interest of David II Illll and at the last moment when tho nomi nation of tho Xwv York man wn seen to bo Im possible for any man to beat Cleveland At the rouudup of the Hill forces In the room of tho New York delegation A the Auditorium I before the Convention Hotel the night onelton when It vros announced that enough vote had been pledged to nominate Hill tho next day Kcprcsentnttvo Catchlngs was tho most prominent Southern nnttCleve land Inn present Ihe solid vote of the Mississippi delegation was tho keystone of the Southern Illll arch Mr Catching had teen for btnoral dajs before the most conspicu ous Southern man of national reputation e ly ut work for Hill and the burden of his argu ment always wan that 11111 was the best man to kit Clcv eland with In the hotel corridors the roms of the vniious delegations In private con ferences ant lu public newspaper Interview Mr ditchings criticised Orovcr Cleveland and emphatically and picturesquely stated the rea tons why he ought not to receive the support ot a Democratic convention When It vvas found that Hill could not be nominated Gen Catch Inns became an advocate of the nomination of VA llllatii It Morrison und has many times ulneo told his friends that flev elancl could have been beaten nnd tl Illinois man nominated but for th treucheiy of ole mal Senator Arthur 1 1 dormiin of Maryland Ihe reivr that took placo between tho Mar lund Senator und the Mtsein tippl Congrcsbtnnn In the Pielmer Hotuenl thouch It vvna never made public vv ns one of the most t cii atloiial Incidents of tho Conven tion und resulted In an estrangement of tlio two men so complete that Mr Catchlng has ever ilnce refused to speak to Mr iorman or attend n Democratic confeunco at which ho Last when the lonutlpht una present summer lonllhrht between the Iretldcnt the Senate and thn House of Representatives over tho Turin bill wan rnded by tho surrender of the llouso conferees to the tJI cnntoi whom I Cleveland had Aitiemnccd s corrupt Mr ditchings declined and Senator Uorman in lojoln Speaker Crlup I r rouinltatlon for tho sole leason that he refused eiutriflit to have nny sort of conference with the man who he said belayed him at Chicago In ISfc1 The bitter tariff deadlock was brought to a tlose by the action of Speaker Crisp and Sena tor iorman who met tn the room of the Senate lommltlee on Appropriations on the Saturday mornlnz before tho Monday when tho bcnato Mil was passed by the Houso without the dot Ing of nn lor I tho crossing of at The termn if the surrender wero then nnd there arranged by Speaker Crisp and Senator iorman and car led out without the ellfbtcst change Mr CiHelilnRS was liivltccl by the Speaker to bo breent but refused to havo any el cull ties with Mr Gorman It was to Mr Catchlngs hoer that Preident Cleveland addrened the let r ot Aug LT 1MI4 KtatlnciliiB reasons forallovr la Ihe1Arlf bill to become n law without his When asked later for nn explanation of his tWtlllty to the Slarjland Senator 11 Cutch Inci VTlthout the slightest reservation told the torv of what ho tirms Gormans betrayal of the atitiClevclanel men at Chicago In 1SIU AccorelinE to that story tho Hill men or u largo portion of them including the deligutlons from Mississippi mil other Statisin the South de e r to go nt the last moment for Vllllam It Morrison They elenencled largely upon Senator Unrntanit support for tho suectsuof tho move mint He solemnly agieed to join tho Morrison boom ant Its learters Ineludlni Mr Catchlnga ffltconfictcnt that tho Convention when Itsavv that Hill could not win would flock to tho Jlorrliem standard At tho very last moment MrCatchlngi heard that iorman hail deserted tlcni Ho hud mistrusted him all uloiiK and Jus white with anier when ho received the In ffTmutlon that conllrmed his fcnrp He wont to the roms ot the Maryland Senator In the Pal Wrr House anel was told that Mr Uornian was out He repeated his IIt only to receive tho same answer llo culled utMln end was told that Mr Gorman was not well that he vvns In tw and eould not be ieen Mr Catclilncs then became moro angry than ever and determined tOKoSeimtoi iorman even if it should be nec e ary to call the pollco elen 10 went to the door of Mr Ciorm ns room knocked loudly nnd rr celThiK no rejponso pounded and then kickel the door hhoutlnj lo whoever was within I la If u Nil not opened ho would ureHk It ehivvn Thereupon the door win Jlned anel Mr Catclilncs entered and fouml Senator Gorman fully dressed and In hla jnual eooa heilth Jolng up to him Mr Catch jnCT compelled tho Seiiitnr to listen while ho uenoune il him ns I traitor who bat fooled the illil I and Morrison men and charged him with hntlrl Lel from the start an ally of William i hilary whei was Grorcr Clevelands politi cal manager Then after telling Mr iormnn tellnl iiiat hf kliould em overy poshlble occ ncion ele r ncle liltn to all Demcicratb as a traitor Mr ii eu DIsleft tlln rom nnd has never since ILat r7m Ihnr sP ken to Mr Gorman or had any communication with him In inliiK over Thomas C CatchliiRa to his 55lft the rrfnre Ire clcnt Cleveland llle r lob fUlces an Imiilacahlo enemy of the r 30 II inn Demoernllo party for whom ho j ad the create st hatred und fear Moiemcnm of Our Wnr V el 1 WA II nTs May 10 Tho torpedo boat CUbng rrarhcll Norfolk this morulnir after I Innll twin i rim from Washington The erul Ito Key Wet nll bo accompllsheil JItn ouioclellbrratlon In movements ut Ileut ntlehtr ht h t heek tho hpst channels In order reIUrnll next month to Newport that 1 mndc norlli all Ilteltrallll 1 hlli llhtex which hnsmilscd the x the West ludlM Jeft Hi ail Ktt luIIII II tlo IUIII jlt Hll f fr her win lorlll Vorktovn Va xiliero crew ll hrn ha Ilrr prat tlcq with tho irirat KU rllllrnlll In Newport for tho ituinmer Tfoof liutrutlon ut the tralnlnB nliool rlhrhw luilmu lrr w HllMriN Ma 10roilithclass Post

Un lclS It IJ 10lla 11101111 1 n tnllow 1 Jr I 1 I HlPll II III III o J o 1 lit I I 11 1 vllo I ItII 1 fo or r I1lIIlt Irolno 111111 01 leo II 1 Jr tI II lklIoorl k 11J IIurltllI 1 I In Irollhalll I lart e l1 W II 1111011 b01l1l1 111 11 1 I I AI Itn l1a1 II II Inlhwuu 11111 Ia re hllwd or oternnr VlttlH Two WupSlilp ioI vii in jjay iilThousnnils visited tlecrlllIr HulclKh und Atlanta todiiy dov Alklnol and emir vuit nmonu tho morning rUlier Islting the Atlanta first Marines wero drlllfll rllil nn on ilu side of 110 vestel anLl n lone Wns lUd11 u tllU nOIrnor boarrlell Ihe r j h 1I111 llIhh 1IIIIIIch tllInSIortell Iho 1llfoflUHUlitl IllIrtY 10 thllt oel hero an Itlbjleellun II I If was nlllll 1h t ulornor v tlllItoclI IUn Wn flrtd frum ellh olh jovernlJr Icft tllo color bruko Illlalllld bulco IInll 1rulIIs rro 1 hl8 11118 Ilwbllll the nlst time slnco llw I1ar Ihlll 01 Joet nor t Ueorgla lini vlilted 1IIIIn w ar v f eaelit In a Georgia harbor I of CARLCSLES HOPELESS TASK The Free Sliver Criw Domlnnnt In tbo Denoerittle Party In JII tHat WASIIINQTON May loAn Intimate p rsonal will political friend of Booretary Carlisle who has Just returned fromavlsltto Kentucky says that tho Democrtttlo party In tho Hluoirrass btnto U split In two on the gllv r question nnd that notwithstanding his great abllltr and imp ularlty Mr Carlisle will bo powerless to coun teract the effect of the silver crae This Ken tucky Democrat says that ho has seen the man uscrlpt of the Seer tarya speech to be delivered before tho Hound Money Convention to meet In Memphis In tho last week of the present month all li emphatic In the statement that no attempt Is made In It to explain nxvay or npologlze for Mr Carlisles past record on tho silver question It has been reported In Wahliutton that the Koerctniy during his stumping tour would re ply to hU critics who chargo him with haxliu been a silver man In thu 1lIsl l but his friends nay that ho xv 111 do nothing of the kind lie will not explain they Bay why ho voted repeatedly In thu Senatu for propositions corning from tho free coinage men because to do to mitlifadorlly It won III bo ncces ary to six o the details of the combine between tho Democrat and the Bllx urlepub leans III thc Senate by means of whll1 till louo bill xvas defeated imd this neither Secietury Carlisle nor any other IJerno ernt caies to III at tirctent aim retuinlnic Kentucky Demoerat above rr ferred to is as ttrongly opposed lo Mixer as his trlellu tt ellulllry lailNlB i but he thinks It Idle to attempt to conceal tho fact that the free silver men amono the Kentucky Democrats lire largely In the majority He sa a they will cei talnly carry tho legislature and that Secretary Carlisle knoxv that ho la I assuming a hopeless task In attempting to stem the tide by tho weight ot Ills great ability wide iropularlty and 110 influence of the Cleveland Administra tion Indeed tho lastnamed consideration Is not a factor In tho bitter political light now being waged In tho State Cleveland nnd his foreign and financial policy and bini Secretary of tho Treasury have all been repudiated by tho Kentucky Democrats In tho pending campaign for the election ot n Stato ticket and a Legislature that will choose n United States Senator According to Mr Car llslon friend thc freo coinage men will easily organize tho Legislature but will bo unable to foico a caucus nomination for their candidate Senator JOB Hlackburn he thinks III 1 ulti mately be defeated for reelection by some freo sllxcr Democrat who did not favor the repeal of the Sherman silver purchase act In IHUU In corroboration of what Secretary Carlisles friend says ns to the approaching defeat of the gold men in Kentucky ixltepre I entatlx stone of that State who Is In Washington to day makuHtho following Interesting statement Next Monday Mr Carlisle will speak at Covlngton and will define his Ideas about the money question If ho comes outsmmrclyngalnst silver he xv 111 antagonize a very largo majority of tho Democrats of Kentucky I understand hoxvevor that hu is going to declare himself in favor of bimetallism 1 he speeches he makes will be ImiHirtant In the shaping of Kentucky politics and much depends them In the main leaance ot harmony among tho Democracy BRAZIL Mdl TIGHT rilVQVlt Utnllter Mcadoncn Sain tIt Ilraxlll r Une I About Imhaunted WASHIMITOX May 11Minister Mondonca of Drazll asked this morulnsif ho bad re I ceived any official confirmation of tho report I that Brazil might declare lar against Uruguay in order to end the revolt in Illo Uraude do Sul I havo not leplled tho Minister but ho added impressively I hope that tho leport Is true Hrazlls patlenco Is about exhausted and much us I should dlsllko a war betuucn lirurll and any other country I feel that xvo havo no alternative unices the Uruguayan Government treats us with more consideration Wo havo had Internal disorders In tho province of Klo Urandn do Sul tho Minister continued for several years Tho men who wero instrumental in fomenting the trouble wero Gun Martinez and Admirals Mcllo and do Gauia the latter being tho two officers who con ducted the recent unsuccessful rebellion against President 1olxoto When that rebellion ended these men sought an a xlum In Lrugui At the request of tho lrallian ioxeminent they wero expelled from that country because of their exident pnipo to foment strife among tho Ilra7lllans trom their place of mfciy After 1 time they were allowed to return to fruguay They lire Mill there Through their coniiivani e Incursions hllo bon made by armed bands from Uruguav across the border to tlio Brazilian State I of Hlo Grande They are really so many ban ditti Iheyrun off the cattlu belonging to our people and commit such other ravages as would necessarily follow a guerrilla warfaie We would 1 not object it thu republic of Uruguay made an honest clToit to prrtunt these raid but It does i ot do that Hepeatudly a force of rebel numbering from lOuu to L000 men as I bemble at tho little toxvn ol Kivlera in Uruguay which lies ju t across the border from the bra 7lllan town of bantu Anna do Llvralmrnto They watch their opportunity and by exadlng the Itrazllhin troops enter our rountrj commit tlitlr rivuge and escape ncrotj the border whence we cannot tulloxv them Wohavero peatedly iiroteted against thee practices but tho Uiuguoan Government does untiling Wo havo naked them to expel Martinet deGiuna and Mello since it is known to the Uruguayan authoiltlci that they tiro stirring up btrlfoln that country against us They do not do K If war is declared no blmll send tioops to Uruguay and capture the lirailiun and Uruguayan raid rrh aid compel the Government to expel the three rebel chiefs whom I mention S 1th thU we would no doubt be satlsllcd ADMIX II ft HADES lJSIlIIIl Secretary Herbert Jtevokca tlir Iirml llon KxtetiiJetl JIliu tn o Altrouil WASIIINQTON May 11 Secretary Herbert sajs that when Admiral Meades request for de tachment from the command of the North At lantic sqnadron was received last week It was coupled with a request to be retired on Juno XO and for permisBlon to yo abroad This en tire request was promptly granted When however thn Inteivlew with Admiral Miado appeared In tho nuxvspapcri and the department had asked tho Admiral whether It xvainuthor Ized nnd had received his noncommittal reply It was decided on Saturday that subsequent proceedings mUht render his presence In this country ncce nary and tho permission extended to him to gnabiond was revoked Ileyond that nothing xvhatcver has been done to date Army Order WASHINGTON May IIIfho following army orders have been issued Ieaio of absence for three month to ako effect June lugianteil Col lilnln r rowincutlTnelflh Infantiy Additional Beionil Ileut Janirs 1 Jervcy Corps of Knidnecra Is I atilxned a acam y of KwouJ Lleutcii aUlln tlinteorpi kdlawln promoted Capt William Croler Oriluaneu Department will proceed ion cioiernnrs I land to Ihe VVatcrtown Arsenal on nniclal busliieuFi iterlalnlag I to the ntanu fa turu of horiuafct icuu eitrrlnc IliooxteiKionof Uttioof litiiiiTO i on cuiReniii eer tlltcata of dl iiblllty Krflnted lalL lolin Drliuklu FIlCh Arllllcrj I IB further vxtcuUcd until fuillier or ders on u jiml of llsaliillty Ler e of ahionce for tM ny dajs granted Major Banfnril I UllnKK ounh I Caralr Capl Jam c Ajrei njnainB Dcpnrlment will niaki two H froia the SamJ Hook 1 piovliu iriiiind lo Cold Mirlnit i Jr V on uniclnl biiMue I pcrtululUK I lu llie lriH i lion ole iiuMtni tilt d nntmtn KIMIH eapt Culxln D Coulrti Teniihint Infantry U rrlloxdfrnm iluty hi ilif oftlcifnr Iho publlcmlon of the onithil rerurtU of the rebellion In liln do to takncnrctAueUlandx lll piuiticl lo Juluhlsium panl Mrit Unit AURU IUS C Haeeomb rUth Cavalry It relieved from duty In the oflKc for Ihe publication nf HID otnclil rnorlj of thn irlii lll a la tlila cltlo takoinT tJuniilliaiiil will I in nil In join ld noon al JHpt Hunli 11 Ilrovvn Twelfth IIrtI will rtpuu I to Him lt without ilHnj mid ri nrt In onO In iharKttor the iiubllttttlon of tlieonuial rod of Ilio n brillon fur iluty IIQI hliofilru Ii ntu or uLnrncii for Murliia Ilnoo crauUd lo Fin Lieut II II liidlotr Third ArlllhTj A Unnrd of Oftlet rttu appoint il loiiuet In Now York cill tiny II lo loiiHlitor nail rruiiuiaend proper man titiiK latlon for Ihu a uf troopti lulled out In midden Iliirrat Helen lo Im I inrrlid on Ihe nnu of III ulllllr IItlall lor ilia Hoard VI Jolia X liar rlulter AIloIIIIfIUwllrIinrlll fJt 1 IIIJfJr JfJllII Van II JlIfHU II IIIJr 1 11 i i I Ill iiy i t rJ k II i J lt U ruth InfiuHri IAII 1 e of idtsiiico for bi fntefii daiM on sreniint of kn UfcraiilMl I Flrolllelli hiunal 1C Allah Ilflli cutali Thr ItuuUH Will Co Over In Tno lol WXHHiNinov May 10 Ahtlslunt Sicictary Curtis of tho Treasury Hcpnituicnl will leave Nixr York on WedncMlny noil for London on huhlness connected xxlth tho delivery of S 10 OdUOOO of Inittd t States lionds to tha Ilelmont Iorgan nymllcatos repreccntatlveo In that city Mr Toifan Curllulo and l tho other members of tho bond party xxlll follow on the steamer leav 1 ing New VorK on May ll Ihe bonds will ba divided betxveeu the txxo parties The Oerry Noclcty Must Htirrrndrr Inn iirlln Jarfln Judge Lacombe In tho United States District Court decided yesterday that tho Gerry Society should dsllvor Manuella Gurcla to licr uncle Jose Uarcla Check Wl1n Ho bho Is I a half breed her mother being a Cuban and her father a Chinaman She arrived here from Havana by the steamship Vucatan on April with her undo who said he xvas taking her to China to bo educated There was tomu mistake In the paxsportp and the Gerry Society took charge ot her O f MERCY FOR THE BIG FOCR a urxBIntlllG TirnvMcir svAitED nr run COVKT or JAIlDOi The Fine Mtnnd but the JlrM ol the Hen teiiorn Vt re Itrmlttert Iwo Indue DUneiit Itaiuliutlcntly from the IlecUlon Jottlleh Wnlbaum John N truslu John C Carr and Dennis McLaUBhlln tho HiUcnburj 1IIe Four will not have to go to pilson The Xew Jersey Court of Pardons held a cession In Jersey City jostcrclay and remitted that part of tho sentence ordering their Imprisonment nt tho Snake penitentiary Tho fine of MOl each xvas allowed to stand It will bo paid cheerfully There was gieat rejoicing among tlio friends of tho lllg Iour 1 hell tho decision of tlirenurt 1 xxas announciMl Iho acllonof thu t cotut Is generally appioxul rs thu htmctiin xoro re aitletl ns ton soxeie The enurt luet In Chancery Chnml er at 10 A M 1 with all the members priofnt 11 1 he session lasted about four horns and n half and Ills I ad that tho discussion was very vxiiun Chancellor Me0111 nnd Judge Sims pioleKicd vigorously against cranllni pnrdnn or rem II II II I III1Y part of tho sentence1 and they asked and received pel minion I lo haxo their objections cntcnd on thetnlnutts nf the procqedings In this foun Hrtaiisr of their lolilltitied tnalnteivinco of in Inslltutlon their Individual gain and pndlt nt the cxpoiiM and deniirallratlon of the publlo Inornls nnd in shatunful 111111 lie nf thu hixx and the cMiirtn we volo against any Interference with the sentences Impmed upon those men Tho vote to eliminate Imprisonment from the sentence was nix In favor and two against Under the law If GOT Werts had not consented to the pardon could not havo been granted even If all Iho other members of the court voted for it His I said that Cruslus has lost all his money and xvlll not bo able to pay his fine unless theothciH come to his assistance That they Will elo so Is taken for granted Tho Law and Ordir lcnguu of Hudson county begun crutado against Iho Uuttenburc track 11I1NIIU Caiit Jack Graham was employed to obtain evidence and In February nnd March of that ear ho caused tho arrest of several bookmakers and emplnxies nt tho track Nothing more wu dono until Sheriff ToffeyH Ilrst reform Grand Jury xvas drawn for the Decem ber term of INUil About n week before that Grand Jury xvas discharged tho Idea struck Rome1 H puu1lcan reformer that political capi tal could l ho made out of the Indictment of the lllg Four us they all xvere Democrat nnd Me Laughlln was Clerk of Hudson eountv TinIndictment was found on the day before th Grand Jury xvas discharged If It had gone nxcr thn lllu hour xtould have been protected by the statute of limitations They lolI leLlIUltv anti depended upon the court to be let off with aline Justice llpplneott and Lay Judge Holt man InsKud upon Imprisonment but Judge Hudspethand Lay Judge Kenny would not con tent to It Justlco llpplneott referred theenso to the Supreme Court which Imposed tl sen tenco of Una ami imprisonment An appeal xai taken to tho Court of Errors und Appeals which gavo n decision last Tuesday nlurmlm thndciision of the loner court Tho Court ut Pardons was then asked to wive the Hip 1nur Tho Court of Pardons paroled Ilcnrv Relnecke Floicnt Hill William lljcrfon and IMxvard Wayne who were sentenced to terms In State prison for being in tho policy business Wayne Is I tha oung man whose lather In his anxiety to gel him iclcased attempted to bribe Judge Hud pith xnrs or THE itiiiiioAiH Haiti oriha New Vork Ontrul Treasury Stock In Knrotie The New York Cential and Hudson lllvcr Railroad Company announced jcstcrday that It had sold In Kurupe the remainder of Its treasury stock of tho Issueof April 111 ISUJ The amount then nuthorlid to ha told for improxcments was 3lOii717no Increasing thn capital stock to S10tlOOD000 Of this amount Shl4ySOO xvas offered to stockholders of June lii IHlll at par but o lng to the panic of that j ear only SUOUO OOU was so taken The alo now reported was made In London through J 11 Morgan A Co at a price not jet made public Transcontinental Ilitftnenuer Atmoclutlon Cilicxoo May 101ho date for holding the general meeting of railroads to discuss plans for a transcontinental association now being pre pared bv a special committee has been advanced to May Iln l view of tho progress which is be ing made by those having the work in charge dcnural Passenger Agent Sebastian who has boen nctlng ns Chnlrl1all IIf the tommlttee sns thr J11an II IIllIll omJlI to l halrmnn Calcl well of the eslern Llns Iaenler oda Ieturlled Xew York ln and IIU11 I IkUl ICll llMlll ftv Jlll 11 1 UJJIt 1111 coRperate with Mr Sebastian and hi fellow members In putting the finishing toucheu on the agreement 1 IOnrle llvll May lie rnmotrt At the reeular meeting on Monday hist of the directors of the Central 1 full road of New Jeivuv notice was given of a proposed amendment to the bylaxvs to bo acted on at the nesi meeting which will provide for tho flection of a Chair man of tlio Hoard It 1s understood that tho purposo b I to reliexc President Mtxwidl of homo of tile cato of the opeiatlon ofthojoadby pio motln the pre ont ginrral trntllt1 manajir 1 lovvrie Hill tn tho position of 1lrbt VlccPresi ilent tn charge ot the operating depattmcnt VicePresident reorgo F Maker Is lo be inme Chairman of tho Hoard in nue the chango occurs 111 Not Vroralu Illi o Nnrtlin llaf The Kxccutixe Committee nf thclnrik llnu Association nnd thu mnnigeis of ilia lnku lines met etterday ti receivu thu result of thc 1011 fercncoof the Commissioners wIth tht roads In tho Northwest in tegnid to Kastbouiul ship ments TheConinilsiotirrs repotted that they hart been unable to agree1 upon th basis for a prorating agreement It was thereupon de cided that tho Truuk lines and Iaku lines would In future chat go full local lUcbon all freight from Northwihtcrn points arriving at Ink Superior and Lake Michigan ports for titins shlpmmit to Kastern pulnUs Thn Fnrdlinm llxtenitloa oT tile Klevntrtl Talk of nn extension nf the mburban branch of tho Manhattan Hallway from thn present terminus at 177th street and Iretnont avenue to Fordhani has been rcxlxcd The distance Is I about a mile nnd a third nnd Ight of wax has been obtained for about onethird of tlm dis tance Tho elevated rallwax IJl1klal ar that the company would build tho extension if the necessary conenu arc given hey I uiy that owners of property ould bo more than riimid In the increaio nf values If they would douate the right nl xxny for the xvholu lino Deer Iark nnd Oakland The pasecngcr department of tho Ilaltlmore and Ohio Hallroid Company bas Ubitcd a pamphlet In which tho many nttiactions of Deer Park and Oakland as summer lesorls are descrlbod These two resorts are within six mlleftof each otln r near the highest point reached over two Ihnuinnd feet above tldi water by thn Ilaltinoro nnd Ohio ltillroid HH route oxer thu Allighany Mountains Dla griinsof thet hotels and cottages ate enclosed In tho pamphlet The MOBOU In the IlllnoU Caul Fleldn W II McDccI general l nnnngor of the Louisville New Albany nnd Chicago Itullwuy reports that tho company began to run standard gaug trains on tho llodford nnd Illoomftelil dlvlslun on May ii Iho wlilenlni eif this gauiu fortyolio mllee puts theMonon roud for thidrt limo Indirect onnectlonover Its own lino with tho IlllnoU coal Holds Flint and Iere UitiiUrtte Election At thennnimlmeetlncof tho Flint nnd Pcre Marquette stcioEholders tho old llonid of Direc tors was reelected except that H H Undson of Fahnerlock A Co was elected in place ol F Morrison deceased Nt IaUes Alumni lllunrr The Society of the Alumni of 8t Lukes Hos pital held Its annual dinner last night at tho HotclSaxoy Dr A A Daxls pre ILlIIllm1 Dr Itobert Abbo was temotmiisteir The speakers wern GcoigB W Mllln tho ItcV Dr H i S JUkrr Dr JoepH K Wlnlein Dr Cliurlnn II Knight Dr llexcrly Robinson and Dr Pcaiiu llalluy u Ihci ols I no discom fort no dlstui ance of business or pleasure uolos of sleep after tak ing Hoods rilli They assist the natural function of tho dlgcsllx Gigaus so that satisfactory re sults are effected In perfectly natural manner Hoods Tills are silent In operation but reliable and thorough Hoods Vegetable IlI1s act like a charm I could nut do without them Hoods Tills hare cured mo of headaches and Imllgcstlon Hits U J GiiEAFr Nortliuiubttlaud I LITE WAsnixoToy roeica Benntor Hmltb of etv Itr y linn a BtronB Full nt the White llotide WASiltstiTOX May 10 Pcnalor Hmtth ot New Jersey returned to Newark this morning after a brief visit to Washington during which he secured three Important local Icderal appoint ments Including the Postma tcrshlp at New ark The Senators political friends are purrlod to know how It Is that ho has such n strong pull with the President In fiplto of the fact that ha aiilfluonlzcd him so strongly during tho fight on the Tariff bill Senator Murphy who In a close personal friend of Senator Smith says that him good standing at the White llouso Is probably Hue to tho fact that tlio President l owes bin I last tll nomination Senator Smith more than to any ono ma At the Chicago Convention of 1SUV Senator Smith lit II rltllnl moment helped to thieivv tho NtV Jer py delegation Into tho Clcvelind column If thevliad Mood out Mr IlcVrlniul would IHINO undoubtedly been tie fcutcil for nomination on the HIM ballot Sena tor Murphy and Seiiatnr Smith aio constant chtuus In and out nf tho Senate Col Juilson H 1 IlliiRlmm Asjinnnt Quarter ma terifncrnl xvas placed on tho rellted list of thn army today haxlng luiched tho ago of 01 xotts Col lllnghnm xas horn In Xw Vork and appointed Inllm I Military Academy in 1H10 He uxrd during the war In thu volunteer fccr vlci1 and xvas tvlte bnvetted for uullnnt and me I llorlous services Hewas mustered nut as a IlrlwdterGencral anil entered the regular Kifvhu ax Qtmrtrrnmtrr with tho lank of Major Illshistelutj 111 Chief Juartermatnr of tin Department of tin Missouri xv Ith head quatleiH at Chlcnijn Ills retlie pient pinmotes lliUtCol Gcorgu H Weeks now on duty In Washington to a Colonel and Assistant Juar termaster nnd creates a vacancy In thn grade of Captain which will be filled by tho President by appointment from the line Commissioner HIce the new member of tho Civil Service Commission qualified this after noon and Immediately entered upon tho dis charge of his duties When asked by a repre sentative of the Untied Press for an expression nf his views on the xvorkof thn Commission now in part under his management Mr UleeiFald President Cleveland has always had my sup port In his determined etTortH to impiovo tho Government service In common with every Ihoughtlul citizen 1 recoEiile thu Importance of tho work and I am In hcartle accenel with Intelligent endeavors to promolea lustcour teous and skilful tratmu llunof puhlla buslnoS It Is I through tho tratifnctlon of such business Iiv minor otllclals that thn multitude nf our pro ploiomo In contact with the Government and whatever betters tho service Increases the repccl In which tho Governmental authority la held IIOXOKEV AltCIIJtlSUOr WIT 114U1 The nrtletli Anniversary of III Orellnntlon Celebrated In I llouton UOSTON May InTho fiftieth anniversary of the ollllnaUolI to the pilcsthood of tho Moat Hiv John Joseph Williams Archbishop of tho nichdlocese of Boston was celebrated today Pope Leo XIII forwarded a gold medal and an autograph letter to tho Archbishop In honor of tho occasion Thu jubilee celebration was begun at 10 oclock in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross xv Ith pontifical high mass Archbishop Wlllinms himself was tho cclebiant Cardinal Gibbons occupied tho throne which the Archbishop usually occupies Archbishop Satolll the Papal Delegate occupied u thremu upon the eplstiu side of the sanctuary These Archbtshons and UUhopa occupied seats within the tanctuary Archbishops Corrlgau of New Yoik Itvnu of Philadelphia Klder of Cincinnati Ireland ot Pt Paul Hlordan nf San Fiandco Chapelle of Santa If and I Fabre of Montreal lllshops Healey of Portland Iliadlcy of Manchester Kctno of tho Catholic University at Washing ton Gabuels of O IIln burg N V Do Gocs bt land ol llurllngton Midland of llurllniuon ruiidjutor llarklns of Pieividcme Heaven of I llol oke andliernej of Hartford Micr drlffln of Worcester the liev bvlxcter Malonu nf Hiooklxn and the liov Peter Haxeimuns nf Troj N V who is I the oldest pi ic st in the United fctates having seen slxtj ears of Mivleoln tho inlnHU weio ubo piusent within the tuuc tuury Alter Iho first iopil tho Ve rj I lev William lljnic v haiGe nural IoU 1 at Iho ultui and reud this cablecram fiom Pope Leo His lledihfS aiialti sends his congratulations and thn Apostolic blessing Hisheip lc liocsbrhind 1 of Vermont tho senior lilchon of the New Knidnml piov ince presunuel AichbUhop Williams with a boautiful uhallce Husiild ihls token of esteem fiom thc ItMions of jour province which jou uic louse in the tele bration of maid has been consecrated by our Holy Father tho 1ope and was used bv him In eelebiating mass in the Vatican After Iho miisHthe Archbishop entertained nt luncheon ill his emn rtsidcneo tho Apostolic IHImaU thu iirtilinil tho AichbNhupv Itlsh opfc Monsljinorl and superiors of sciiiitmiles A banquet ill honor of thc celebration was Klvi n tonight In MuilcHull Theievveiunearlv IIJO persons pie eiit All the dlgnltarlea who took part In the da b religious exercises were present Among the speakers was iov irccn IIIIe A vi roii n no OHVS VIISJMPKJ Ifr AtleieUM tltu oinmou Council nnd 1M Tbrcntcnc el ttltli Stemo al NIXIAIIV Fl N V May leiA loading editorial Tuesdays Dally ViFmiirf owned bv Mayor Cutler nciiECil certain members of the Cominon Council of committing numuous crimes auin t the clty and In ronsequencu a majontv of theCoancll miuc ted thcMnjortn cull n Kclnl meeting for last I evening to con tide r geni nil innttirK AleUiinun litldcn precnted a renlutlon ri Hint lli charges which Included Inibcis inb blng thn iltv treasurv Ac and rcscdvlng tliut tint Common Council ilcmand of tliu Mavortlint hnprcduce pioof eif hi c haries and lull SIb tiiin them by June falllnt In which tin ma Jorllj will ill cm It their duty to prcbent to the dove more hnrtr for his lemoval trjni oillco for inlsronelict anil that tho ntTniisand the IlItla rit and munllnj of the rity max not bu hus lv llbcllid iril imvlicloilhly slaniiercd Tho I resolu tion nftei n warm discussion xxu adopted bj a xotunf live to three hlilej Truxt Iniinctton Ur ttlOOOOOO 1ortliol IluudM CHIC xie May 11 Hecelver McNulta of tho Whiskey Tiust this nfteinoon Illcd lu Ihe United States Court a hill iiroylng fur nn In Junction lestralnlngfireenhut nnd others from disposing of tho last 1 million dollarsworth of bonds Issue el by the trust and for their return to tho Dlitllllne nnd Cattle Feeding Company Ihn bill barges that fen Mverul months be toro Juno 1 lullI Greciihui Mont llobnrt and other directors of tho Distilling I and Cattle Fi edlng Company planned and carried Into ex ecution a heiles of Bpcciilntlnns In thn Htoe keif tho company upon the Stock Kxchanun eif Now Vork that the result of tho snecuUtlons en lallid losses of over S nt0IO which wciei paid fiom tho fiincUnf tile onipany unlawfully anil w Ithout the authority of thu directors A Htny for Murderer Kohl THINTON May in Judge Gicen of tho United Flutes Dltrlct Court this morning refused tho npplieatlon for a writ of hnbcas corpus In behalf of Henry Kohl the murdcrer who wub to havo been hanged today at Newark but wta re prieve jeslcrdnx by lov Wertn Tho niiiillca tionwai bated on u claim of Irregularities ut the trial and that olio of the jurors was not a cillmiof this State An appeal from Judze Greens decision was then tuucMi to tho United States sum emit Cnuit and this acts ns u fuitlicr ittay It tx believed that a decision will not bu givvnliy thu Supumc Court this yuar The Vcutllcr llie ttorin repented lu bo dcveluplnft la the Hnitti vrekt travelled I aptdly eastward nail was central yes Imluy morning vvltli bllKlt eiirrK nu Ihu eolith At Innlln eeust Haln foil ull alon Its cour u from Tcas anil tho Arkanhud Valley and over tho Ohio and lei linden v alleys lo Iho coast and from Philadelphia aouth ver VJrtfhda Kllllnxlrokti nnil friezlni U nireraliire wrrn re ported tlin maudlin over IliMern Mhmesota nnd VXlKoniln and nnrlhcrn lIchllu i It was becoming vurm hi neuily I all other diielrkhc Iiitldnclly Ihu di 1 wan fair maximum tempera ture CO lowest U iivuiacu iiumhl 53 Ill erlllj wind inoill wislerl nvirnso velotlljr II ndlc i an hour bnroinelii rnriicCd read to naluvel ntb A M SO u II T M SUU7 Theitcrnioniclcr at IVrryi phannaejsui building recorded Ihu lunpcraturu ytitenlay 0 folluwa IIVS gt j j i nu IA 111 I II J f I lill l oi Anras rI AIUOIlJIIIOIIIII UtI WArON KoiitciST ron nnur Tor Maine Now Hampthlre end Vermoul fair warmer northerly winds for Mainehiuom llhodn Island and Connectleut fair warmer northerly winds Ixcumlng variable Icrtntltrn SlIO Ynrlfnrvnrmtr triable v dirtj t for eailern IenuiylvanU and Now Jewry fair warmer southerly wlnd becoming rarlablo Kor Ihe l l trlct of Columbia Delaware and Mar land fair warmer variable wla t for Kciitrn ionuiylvanlaand western New Yurie fair warmer northerly vrlnili NO APOLOGY TO MAKE WILL Axsirnn rAtE a JfT AXOTlTElt WAT Xhe lreneiit Trouble Catiseel lij the Al IrgtA 1nlilr CrlllcUmB of lllnkrji riarlnR nt NprlnnClelel Iaeit Year There AtRy lie No Football Gitme lletvveen the Two Inntltntlon Next JFnlltmnn lie leu from Ynle Advisory Committee N May 10 Only one thine was talked of around Harvard square and amons college men In lioiton today nd that was tho ex traonllnary attempt from Ncxv Hnvin to forco nn npology from Harvard forsomenf tliorrltl c ititus pnHMd upon the pl lhg of tho Valo eleven nt Springfield last Nox ember Many could hardly bellcxo the fact lint very eaily this tnornlni Prof Ames Chairman of tho Har vard Athletlo Committee whon scon by Tin HtN correspondent talel that the facts ns given weiocorrect lie said that In tho conu bpondonco which had passed between the rup tains nf the two elevens in relation to a cnmo next fall Cnpt Thome had actually demanded tho apology us explained lu Tilt Sfv this morn Ing Prof Ames xvns not y I prepared to glxe out these letters xv hie h ho said xvould be Hindu pub Ik a lltllo Inlci when Harxatdsicply lid been sent to Now Haven Just what this reply would be ho was not xx tiling at this time to say but he Intimated that Yale might sing another song when they received It Harvard Is not In tho mood to bo humiliated by Yale and It will bo strange Indeed If Yales remarkable and rather arbitrary request to Harvard docs not turn out a boomerang of glcantlo propoi lions Tho fact that Yale has demanded an apology from Harvard Is not the only startling feature of this now chapter In this years football his tory The peremptory xx ay In which the apol ogy Is Cllled for mnkes the little uplsndo nil tho moro tnterc sting dipt Thome has given a time limit to Harvard In which to apologize and It Is a mighty shoit time as hu says in his letter that the apology must bo received at Now Haxon by Slay i cite all negotiations betxxcen Yale and Harvard for n foolbill game next fall xv 111 ho at nn end 1 here ore only sir dajs moro of grace for Harx ard according to Capt Thornos uhnso and next Wednesday marks tho limit The details In tho correspondence bel ween tho two captains which have led tii to this climax are decidedly Interesting and somixx hat amus ing Scarcely had the x oto of the faculty been passed soon after tho return of 1reitldent Klllot from Ks pt than Capt Drexver began to arrange for a ctine next November Ho took tho first ftep by xvritlnir to Cnpt Thorno that ho would beatNeiw Haven Inn foxv dajs to have a talk xvlth him This appointment fell through oxvlnR to thesirkncisof the Haivard captain About this time it was announced that Thorno would play second bas0 on tho Yale junior ball nlue xv hlch was to come to Cambridge last Saturday Cant lircwcr thought that to long as Thorno would be ut Cambridge of necessity It would bo a clever scheme to have tho football conference at that time Accordingly ha w tote to tho big whitehaired Yale half buck to that effect nt tho same time explaining that sickness had prc ve nteel his going to New Haven as he had pre v lotislv intended Saturday CIIIH aid UreweT and two ejr three of his counsellors nearly rulncd their cjua looking for Ihorne Ho tailed to Miow up with his cl iss nine Some1 eitic in tho iu ly olfered by wav eif explanation ttiat hu bi I Irxeillunt Walter amp thought it best for 1 borne to remain nt Nw Haven 1 hci P ceiuel came em 1 nedny in another letter this time written by Thorno to Ilrewer I bo Yale 1 ipiaiti mid tl it a date the last Situidny 1 fnrr Ilianksgivn hul hu u reserved for Hu vird and ndeie el thil ale hopcel to nnnngo a piuie lor this elny hut hcforu thnt could be do iej tlierc must 1 c an apologv to Yale and her clevcMilnr tho e iltlunis of thu Harvard coach which were in ieu limncdlntch alter Ihe contest last I ill I borne xvound up by av Ing that Ynlu wanted to w ill a reaonabh1 time utd to would fixe Ilarx ard until Mnv In which to make this apology Unless satisfaction xiis receive dbv that lime thud itc no remilulng vacant would I o tilled at oiHi and a match could not be ar ranged with Ilarvatd It Is ge nernllv considered that the criticisms referred lo bv Jupt Thome was i statement which Dr W A Drool s linrvardb head coac h niadn over hlseiwn slcna tuic In the IJoston tliiln on the morning foilovv Ine tho name Dr HreioVs raid this afternoon that so fsr ns hu was cone eined ho hud nothing to take bnck anel he weiuld eritalnl make no apology The whole inattir he nid was in tht IiintU of the Athletic oinniittii anel hu didnt im In talk further on thusiibltc ttintil that bodj had token ictlun In tho veiy best uf nutheirilv It can bo Ktated that the committee v ill make no npulogy i he1 mntteT wis ell cussed at their meeting hifat night and It is unclei teiod that tlo inembe rs eif lhioiiiilttce feel tlut Harxntd has been iu nilleel Nhvv II viv Inv 11 Tno report tint Vnlo anil llaiviul htv t n tlitteretii e as tn ptiv iti the fci U ball eiini licit tall his lueiiei nf Until than detioii In it At niiitli rfc lieivv EUnel the re et ins tei he little hopu that alo will make any at Umut toiirraTirii a Kiunit until llirvirel infers nn npeiloijv for the iilleuetl unkliiel Ft iteiurnts legnidini llliikeja jilij in thebprinEhehl unme 11M lll I h hirpo najeirltv of the unclorRrieliintei of Yale vv hn art mil temtieilltil by opletics are a unit hi thfit i iiiiilrinti itlnii eif lllnke nitthciels anil the fuel that WiilterCmiiploiiliht re lemel Inin tho ale Alliletlt Adviirv I iniiinltteo fpern1 to c inry much weight IhepuMtie jtint bill Munition neins tei bo a Jiuhl IxiwiMn the iieietv mill i oiiMie icty iiion I opt Mlnkcr 114 nrinj tle me u havu heretofuie enntrold Iho biieie IV tltmelit It Iail liten suiitie ed that Cant HluKeynf List vent team bail been suflb leiitly vindicate cl bv the many luoetlnBiof the alumni of Vale throughout the ionntr Xovv tliitt Tliuine lilt Mie cpsor tirts In at this firly clay to vxtiiul the Hull t ml liaiirel tho pro iirct of funtball for iho coininc v ear by tteiimneitt iipnn Hurvartl wlitch the rank nnu Illo ol ale men vvouhl ro puilhiln If I hey hail ail iippcu ttinltv neeriH to hhovv that thereisiiHilrlt puilnuiliiant at Valo which lu not thiTlilrit eif old Vnlei It lnad that Mr Camp limit nf Yaloatli Irtlca bicaiie he ILIA hot tliei tlmo tn derotn tei It inrln tn biiHlnt c8 eiiKnuiments but ItmUht be moro truly said that ho In nut of Valu font bill becieusu thn tutniKPincnt of thn Intcicsts ot athlPlli It left tun iniicli tnnicn vvlin art In flnteil h tun vlitutles tiuel Inbtltute new belicmii vvlntli Mr J vmp cuiinot tuppoit Tlicrtory in socteidnjH Mv relative to Vnlui demiiieU bieniecl nlmnst Ihriiillblu tei ninny ciiuliiiitrs and eiiue hope el that kiune mlMike hftd been iiuicli In annnuncliiR the fact Har vard mm ivj u rulo vvcreeeinaervatlve iiuel vveio Iiielliuel te dlsbtllevo the ripeirt lint at tlo Riumi time1 they aelmltted tluit If Ynlei re nllv Inn lake n stieh n hliinil tbt 10 N only eintt cmroopen tn Ilnrvuil tn rifuit In luivo uii tlili K moro to do with the Nevv Jleivfi collect Iei epi II reari ono nf Iluivardo ec Huhe 4 vvhn mado Munei cutting reniiirks lesl fall anent Illnkeyi methoils vvis Inth tndiwusa tho matter vvlien Men by uSi reiinrtei I knew iieithlne nbottl tbl until I rend It In thin inornlnun Ms fiihl he and I bin eerelv linpe that It iMil IIIIM I inn liarelly be lu vei that Vulti h in tnlen any cueh aeilun for It would niily taiifo the inici tprluiiH icinipllni lleink I havu bint to ISeittein for Ihu laets and mull I ncilvc them 1 must ilixllnu tuixprivn uio fiirthireipitiltin If Vnlein iirilon It vprlflfil caid another Harvard limn then tho mutt bemmdiiuneel by all lorers nf the game ItvviM bld eneitii in attempt u vlndlcat Inn eif llinkejy byiiiileuviirini teiihtiw Hi it thu newipHpei iiccemntRiif his i luy at Sprliiillelil vveiti illitrun but when Vale taU i Issun with Harvard civet aplavvr who it about t leave iiille e anil threitems to ilitlsoii braaeh be tveeii the tvtii unlverriltics If Harvard ilnn not bend ihu Knee It Is tlmn to eallu halt Iliiitball lint been hiinulnc by n tlirouil at Cim brhUe and Vole Hheiuld have appreelnttd that fnc t by ref ralnliiK from uiiy sttili tomfiiolery YIThT IITII MT C3T89 o Cttl tlUf 8 7 RELIABLE mOtAAR fe CARPETS Ilnln vvtireU enniini elu 1 Jnsthn to ihn beauty or tlieit gooelg llher tan prlnte il iireiB I peirtra thoyaluu iNOiCviN AKT stiVAurs ThtilxM malo nndKUiranteiiJ all wool with twelve pattern to leltlt t from UJ fiittt Si 110 liJfeitnt C 110 Hill feet ut 1160 HAUCJAIN rnicts riVINCI AHOUSD MKE SIIAV INOB TAI r ADVANTVUi tK THEM WII111 THEY LAST FIT 1CNITIllCwell Itcletlnd lit Irlo thut vvlll tnuUo jon u purchanrr 11 Olt UIIIIJ COWPERTHWAIT CO 101 100 ANJ 10H UlHl 11T1I ST NLAlt TII AV Hrooklyn Stored Flntbunh Ayu ntar FuU toa bl Keep Your Eye On Us We are continually introducing i t Now Ideas Now Goods Now Styles into our stock This week we arc showing a very choice line of

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In FlimkhiniTQ A choice line of FUKCV Colored Shirts HI I Ul IIIOIIIII O t stiff bosoms Imported Mdras all woven patterns 100 to 100 0 t I Special 9p fiW Doeii Imported Hall Hose 5e half uoxun Black and Tail guaranteed fast color and stainlcs y i Clothing fjfi j if 27928j 6 28J Furnishings L 0 h BROADV A Y i tQ iGY rT j Between 1 Hats and Sho9s b1iJW ChambersfcUeadcSts StI I IUU t uumntccJ or money returned n r V r rV9 V IlTV W Y SQfV V V u WHAT THE II 11EEL3IEXTATIC A HO VT Mnny llldern KnnprndudSiinnciinloui to lie JCetuoTeil Other Nevtn I hii Racing Hoard of the League of American Wheelmon havu placod n suspension of thirty days upon tho following riders for competing In races not sanctioned by the It A W J J liaiada A 11 Nichols llT IrlestJHum lilucjB T Ilond F 1 Ilattersluy H T Atkln Ron II Iottcr W irajBon A Ioncll W G Mcllao T S McPheerer S McChcney S Mar klc I Nugent Jr F Almar O ICnhr II Me 1C Jones Jr of St loiils and I H Kchujlcr J S Heux cs i Fret and C H Cavlii of Philadel phia In accordance with the recnuimendallon ot thoHaclnic lloaiel of last ceason tho biispcn slons placed Ufoti Iho follow Ingnamed rldett will bo removed Junes 1 John L Hrowor Thomas Drown W H Farley F S John Fd Mori Is and F Schrick nil of 1hrcnlxv llie IM and vlclnltv Tho Buffalo Track Association ha postponed Its data on National Circuit to Sept fi and II Iho Canadian loop of tho National Circuit com mences Aug y I at Toronto Aug M at Hrnnt furd Aug T nt Stratford Aug K at London Aug S at Woodstock Aug IU nt Ietcrborci and Aug Ill nt Montreal fiom which placo thu racing men can easily get to Hartford Kept Onicial refcreis havo been appointed as fol lows Al Col San Jos Cal Sanford Ilum mer San Francisco Cal 1 W Hlpley Sacra mento Cal Albert Mott lialtlmoru Md Iy vote of the Hoard a deposit of Si to bo returned If the rcfcreus decision is reversed or forfeited If his decision Is sustained xv ill here after be reeiuircel from any rider appealing fiom the decision of the referec of n meet Louis Williamurd llavisCoburn of St Lout Mo have been trnnsfeircd to class II 1 he applications for sanctions to hold rm cs Is increasing each weck Ihe Itiverslde Wheel men of this city Intend to go Into racing rather extenslxciv this season and the Hacln lionrd has awarded them bmctlonn for tlueu tourni inentB in July anil ono In August the ineetinivs to be held at IhcManlinttau Field Ihofollow Ini auctions have I ecu granted Tav m llatijloa Wlieelimu Iibjlon f I V Y fre pt 7 Snrrlstown VVI e ehmii Ne rrlfitiWn ri Ma Is Stole Inieree llegatt Speirte htnlo eullegt ra M i 1H J c Meiutis v eo Hira e use X Y Sept f ej Initl do ijetc Triek ASMSI ut Ion lllirfdo N Vln VO t e meiry C c llattlniore Mil Ml 111 ork VXIieet t lull orc Ii Mnv If UXleUh Athletic Club Hem IT I ul Mjv ii le lm luviciub Ielia Oil Maj u hci or M OOIKU San lei Cut Junti 5 Iacitlc Coast Turner llii t IOH Aniki Cul June 1 M e X lllugliainteiii N V lunri VXtst Pa Iiiloreollglulo Association I Jluclville 1a llllv uo Itltvrblile XV litelaien N JlllJ 7 Klvernlelu vV lie liiie u N Y All II Hlver fliie VVI eelnieu N V Mav ilil II II Iluelirholdi r Ctnirleiot tn li 1 IMniul Illcvtlu Lluli Ilk iHiid Ia Slay 10 Arbor xi1leUi Clui Alhany Julj 4 Voumtlle n Tempi raneesocle I Sonililu u le InIll1n XI ev MlIntti pllileneulviiiClublreici e ml tiiev lit vin BII XV J uuKra v Co Hiy titv Mich Jlay IN Unite rsllv of Clili IMII Clnengo II Held l aj Mey 1H CJiPV tlieic lilrfh N hfiol Alliettc Cllll Ctlev omit VV Xln o OapltilCIt f jell IK I lub Uuceilu Ncli Hnv till ri VV Hvnltl Iliicue In Sept IN 111 at 1 alihnr hnr Association Inlitmrv 111 Jnnu H Kindillii vvliiihiun Ijil kenrt c eiali Sept a llainlillni MieelniHii Drld eiKiri Cnnli Miev l It II IlifLtiani K l11 Itlidsem Mass Mnv 1 lect DrMn t luh Jtnv IX Ilieirnton Aeade inj Xlhlelle AHI clntlou Haco 3tu JlllJ U 31 1 rje1 Mt Her ineill Mas ISurtlrlchrn itiiel IlarL Druvv ttie Much Oumc ol lite tlnCeli I tiMin1 May Jd lhls morning Carl von nnrdclcbiMi OIK ned tho nlith Inmo of the tin ts match against PUcMurne at tlc lirltlsh Chess Club with n Innlniit nnd after forty moves the contest was dnivvn Iaielclcben illnweil his advcrurj tn es apu defta in eonscqtiiMiie nf rather caielefcs j hiv on lN put II u tcor now stands liiidileben ll i jiliunn i drawn ririet Onnir by the ICtttqnct CltiliK Crlctet Tram llui New Vork Hnciiiet C hio hiivc oiiMnUed a crUiea teiMi with spiuldhi Do darimmUii n eap tltn Tho e pc idnn Kiino nf tc nelson was iln t d jttltitlay lit Livingston anil while llieiaeeiel iun Kilfureil defeat b Pis w lelets tl ej Fhowed that t ej knew hontcthliiK about tl ei runic and luiee a 10 id IEit for It Hu Garmeudla rFpiclallvsUnwiil en ot blltlni powern and in the e eeni lUtndng heknocked thu bovvlhuridl e vcr tho Cold for 17 run C A Send1 alia ellntlnguMicd htniKelf hv lowllu In llrit elTi tje J A Ijntcanel 1 ohlilHli Ihe llevv preife Mlonil ellil tho htftt liatllnv fci Uic lraiiih r while ttiei t llKlllivalHt K 11 OuuilirhlKO iiiirledof the hnwl i hunou ihu hcorc n eoi tr c 111 liift Intltiij Vii IH Imilngt F KiMljli s CMIIIi 4 i mi mil Jtlriuisoii b S Ukllhj n c eiklllo b ejuiei lndiL n W r 1 awon b emterhVe 0 runout C A S ind c llenialceii lhO Phj 11 li Oiilcrlirlilee u B lie c armi ndi e sialili b S 0llbj Ob Oiiterbilelgi H7 J Miirtun e TJIU b S O dhv I h euterhriiltfe VV XXlllu rbpoeill inn out t li Ihlle llilltlu J OMandlnj b XXalkcr i tn Merhrlil e h UK llhv to A I lUnke nnt out 1 not eiut J MeSell b y lll I lunoiii o llje 1 1 li hvcfl i no ball 1 XX lile s 1 Nil lulls 2 Total Ill Total UJ KrATM lit AMI f Irnt Intitngi seuiiu Jiuttnv T A IJIIR e I aw son li Miiniilnu nn c lawron b fands 111 T Ihipe Muiiixon c Cjrlep fton li Mainline 7 c nnel b Sun In ft r II OlUiThlldue b Mm I mil eilll I SKiultliyiiiniilituuieN H e btalldln h S inejs el U Jewillh haiiilt II Iolnniui mil out l not nut II H hiI Walker li tam il c I u ttm b aud u J ollliv h iaiiel n M Ieint li saiida n U hinllhlihundii J II 1 eKtretleand U illll er i oon Widen Total A GO to 1 Hliot 1ullnTliroiiKU lit leiee lllr Or I ot n May 111 llirw II ounnnd pen ou wit nef CLl the races toelaj Onl emu favortn won ttu cilheTHbiIng u tiecoiid elmle e aiidonn eif the outsider a 00 to I tiii l la UIH ruic1 for IheDhutuiiii worlhSiOUO Indi Ine wasa lieu fuuullc The coll wemtaKllv by a ii ugth lieeKy hti irp wii tuiocil Hunililarles llrnt llaK H furluiifi3rnii Vers Klellili i to 1 won Veil en I lo I am 7 ID in i ei d 1 X UreijlU iXjiiin I to ltiihd llnnl ml Second I ii e Due l die Jne1 llriillii hillvVi 7 lotwon M Uu 111 Otnwi it In I MI und Mllii Mil ilnnimr in I thlri Jnie I Third llatf Hvc riiilniun I tdv Ii fi t 5 J Hen ItJit 7MO won liielej Mnrp Hi il1 1in 11 I leeniul X Irgti Ulioie I HI el Moan 7 In t IIMil Time I nsV lourlh liiee nnelslll eif n III I uiii I M lltllinl h In I weill Satinet IHI S net e Tliln mid Uurviln XXedgewoud ii7tllliii i lu I ill fliiif 1 07 1 Iflh Kin e One mile I mure 101 i V Imu M to lvvon Millkn inn illunii I in I eioii l anlo laekln lOiKMelntjici lulu I ililul liuul M ICcviiltn at Nun Iraiirlseo Ss lnVMlfel V t ncitlei li da w tint IliFutleiidaneu foud iiil tlv UaeK M l Mm HlurlCH I lr l ltaie Half i mile Ien I UU T Snaiii H lo a won Irene 1 10J hevHllei U tu I MCeiad bmj luik llil Ilojeli Hteiltiiirtl llineei n tiecouel Iaeei eaiu inlle fLlhuir Ariitl fK Jouee I Ir S won IM tirte Hn lite me 1 lo liwoiid II liVUO oati lolihli rhne Ji4l Ihlrd Puee Hvee anel onehalf fiirleuikii mn Morvtn UJ lllenrUli s tei I wo i Mi Itiiuul lni lr Jnui llo 1 niuihl lniiiriMsnr Noifull u i I blualij i lo 1 thlnl rime 1 rl lueo Six nnd emo half fiirlnnuei iilllnfr ri4 lluekteij h7 K Jeinttiej 10 to won Heareluaril 114 Slnan 4 to b MS und Imp Urauil lul lUJ 1eKril 4 lo I third Time lil Fifth Uaco About one uillei txtrpmo short course letpleilmio Ix iiiue II 105 Cluncyi u lo a won Korean U U2 Htewart 0 to 1 second Wax 1J1 CUadd o to 1 third TlmolOi MIETIU or THE y r r c John II Ilrexrl unit itohn Jareih AeitorFr tnt Cup to lie ICiicotl For w Tho rtculnr monthly moetlnn of the Xe York Yacht Club was held last night In parlor It DclinunlcDs Commodore Ilrown preildad Ihe Cotnmlttco on Club Stations was nuthor led to establish aMiitlonat Atlantic IMuhluiuls A site for this has already been procured Thuolletrs of the United Mates cruiser Xevr Yorlc KiXo the ineiiibcrH of tho clubn reception on the steamer e stcrelny afternoon nnd a reto lutlem was pasted tlianklnit them for their cour tesy John II lintel his presented tworup valued nl Sioii tn the club und John Jacob AMor Inn also tirexnted cups to bu ruLid ftu this Mnsnn Thn ltciattii Coiiiiulltei xv 111 doclele w hat clasei ot jaelilH shall coiujietto lor thcso tuiphies nnd when the luces eh ill take place Ihe ItriMtta Cennrnlltce will lstle a schedule of club events to tnku place elurlne thn conilne bcnson at thu end of this week ami will an Ioune e then whiii thu races for tho Drexcl and Astor cups will lie sailed Messr NlchoUon Kane K I Morpun Llovil Ihiiulx W i iBilln niidl V M Oddie wero leppeiinted a eoniiultlec to draft stiltablo roolu tionsof condolence on thu death of exHear Cnmmodoro Itobert Center lliu folloulni memberH were elected H Mor timer lllllnis K C Clark Wtihchley United Mates navy Flunk bompson Gen Joseph Tlenience Wiirham Whitney Krliksun 1er kina llemy S Heilmeind William Amor Chun Icr Ollburt M 1lj uiptnn Frank W Simper John b Kennedy Alfred Leo Tjlcr Waller Downei Claik A Miller PIKs Catey Unltud Mates navy and Theodore F Knnc Hear Admiral B Ihernrdl and Hear Admiral Henry Krbcii of the United Mates navy vxeio elected honorary members 1 tiETJIACK AT JIItlSTOT 1ortlcm ot the Ilutlne nel KrunrM of tha Ilerrnelcr round tu llo Vitrpeel ISlilsroi May 11 Work on the new Cup de fender received quite a serious setback w llhn the psst fov dn s AR tho plates wero bclnE rlv eted It VMIS ellscovcTed that portion of tho Dinting and frames was xTarptd Inboard a tncicl part of thu xurp bclni nearly nn Inch out of tha w ay The place that was waiped extended over tha Create r tiirt of the amidships Mctlou niitl Into the after fee lion and raiifirK from tieheirt eli tanco nlove the water lino down be low the bllecs Tho extent to which iho tide of tha boat wts out of line varieel considerably It took nearly txvo class 1 efore tho tnimes nnd plate s were fnr eel bivk Into thtirtrue position uialn aidattlia picbcntlimecan is btlnxtaken that them will hu no more trouble In this line It has heen sttted em cood authority that th IMUHH of Ihii vvnrplm wub vvbtii tlicplaten wiro put on anil HXcvvIto tbo deCk booms n strum was brought nboiit by the nlumlnum plateiilv lnj vva etjiiieWhnt to the heavy bulb ancle lion frames tlio clianen laklnir placo r o vraduallT Unit it was not neillced until about three dav a ro There is considerable tprn t tei the bulb lrame s and thevrcaelily vvnrp inward If every pre cvutni i nut take n to cei them In lino It took considerable1 beef to forco them back Into place iiKain Then iens to bo good reason for thinklnc that thtMlisluner has cons to the eitrenict la usIiiR H much aluminum on tho ton sides Judc ins Hum tlie way It lias v arpd It In thoueht that a litth more itee1 work in place of the aluminum would malii a inorii stanch upper liiidj ox en It it wi n tiitle heavier Trouble Hctnrrn TMO Ilnatun ISall Pluy rtil W In JoulHvUU lon MLiL 5Ia Iti A fiensatlonal ceeno was en acted In ttiei big cllnluq rooi i of thu loulsvllV Hotel tonight niirJmit MlvlitilnstoRsstir iittelieriind Tomiuv 5h caith tho hard hltiliiK eentro flelele r of fie saun club had a ttbttt while at te iiipLrcnd wtilla Ihe dlnlllK leieiln of Illo hotel wui clonilnl with JHftt all i f wiuiiti wtu Istit he ilisurce t ltd aft ilr 1 1 fonie tlne pint tlieri his In eli Ind hlmd IIP tn ecu Si him and Me earth neither f them wouM sej what nrUhiallv e cubcel the ireiuhle h il as ttiey lu tin well c italnl mil on ji lm le mix Stlv lit liini and wsiril oilers lixit unt jl lutilos lie ir Hie eiitiuie c und M i nthv ua 1 othe rn n ar tlii eentlo of lhe uioiu Noenie eiitle Mutt d tumble 9 aeKin iiMilurlhJ llliMiedcitllu 1 uu and walkut liiwurd tne tahleat whtch MlvltiK but Tim blT pile her w is nanlii ove i e itluir MeCnrthv tel iiel Ixhliid hluiAii I lill MlvlitB p innti1 lilietv vllill ll t eii tl rlclit tvv km ekhli tin litteler nili er IUcliur Inanliirla it tlice iitln lilnhut run a Wlis hi e eimriolm XX inn II w re Hill il till I hllf 110 KiiKHnroiiiolheir feet Melanin In ihc tumult walked ruin ll nut er tin dinliik iiiiinniid Into Urn Ini hj nun rreiiii lo the rtnet At a liity hour to nielli hu had l ot rttlrnc it tu the hole I he ieirtlitc Hlioiv III the TSartliMi Ihore witntiilnaKneiilnltiielvirn at tin iporllnj Show In Mnillhoii hitiira r Ion je teieliv In hunting Keener anil nieiintl Hinilnicn eif iftiiie ue HSU tin icii i piilile wdle the nils pleMily lo li te n l the aili iti In alKinlliu uu hd In Stetl r idoaren nnvcli hut It I do il trill If tliey wlllevci tlnvvtitit III In iiliniin lhe latter dlil Iliei Ifilice weiod eo H tvu de CAileH aio 111 llnedt rul at lite show U 1 n nete on o nn e pi t bsiuliin fin idinuii Ilsili 7 It IH in fei t hinj und worti ni Ihe dah llcst IH a tuei ilid nm hiioime spin tmniline V ft Inn t ml 7ij feel hiii ivllli eii Ivoiv and cod liutt 4w nnl Eeildjeihit lice n in ihlfulrj hku wnn lu irem tin in a liMink wniilil pull like H vMl lie fmlu a In rilnf twi nij two elk from Wjomln will uu l HH nn Milliillun Croquet Iliijer of orwleli Noun ten Jin 1 Tht Norwich rro iiet Ulub rrp i Ri resenting National Cn iiie t Avseie latlui whleh has 0 In tourrai iciii em the natloral lirnuiiels here luAu cuit annul II Imn Just elected th so eiflhers Ireeel eleiil oveH F Meeeh Vlie PicMde nt I rank Iftltr N retier uitil 1 leubiiier I hirleii h lleilt A cinnndt Ice em riHaili hltVe he n a H lite d I Olrl Mesrrt Henh llol XX in anil Seirloil A XV Illekev rtixelub have tiln adv In icun wuik em Ciorti hi ecrcnte eiurtx nf Mice Sjtliiniil Uleiuiulioil thu ItiiLltWell lot It III Did Inn nil m of luc loeil i MI rlc lopit a liun In liei ll ld ut llie Inurnnii nt tlil e vtar thai will hu Inu peeir ul enj leani eoiiln iiie fiom ahreiii I Slonheilii niilfCliili JucUo liiRrahnni of the sujire me Tourt his nppren4 nt Ihe ce rlltte atr uf Ine orimMtlon uf llui Musi lu oM iuh Tim ianni7vistif II eiliiliiirin M lunr liin lleiwilldA levteii fliaiithW MiAlpln lie iiMinlli VV s hneli I In H mIII liidce Ivlnuninii Illllialu llrnir Ijlftlilil inliiuiic 1 VeChre IcteK and IliiKli N amp Jr H i jy n sl of Ihe Clue a1 Ue hert Inneinll Allen eif Imitoii i ilted at lirS a1Oili nnlenhlklnlillt anil Hid Hint he would HUM In elKht Oili rain r l llullii al IVI PCIIII l nr aia Jlol in it cauh velau tti iniiabtr rf mi udi rtoa IliiUt tor u PIIII Allen WIIIM i in M bi ui ia with oither uf hi uboei iirIh fiiiiti i fiiveek hi Jiilinnj Mnrl n 1 iilou li Mill tinKnlii nf Ids llillttl niekliill Illl Illlliiuei ilt ill i tui mifnim i Ii lieteinilUellei I of Ihe II ihat ST tv e rleill Jtlir A i j iiiv cellul al llii JIi eii if eiuei rdav nnd S wiw Hlllliei Iid11 e e nullll ui I i lilil n vl I film riiiillllel aid eiirtleld ulTnli vvhKll lltkeii ilu e lu k Vf1 11 idili en x i 7 l i k I ve l aril 1ie N vvChlent 11hjl I fll InonS Ss IMI H4 a e I illimi t teir IId I ivIpniN eeitnfilt rallnn Vt nlJJ h eltpeisitrel fine it the ill IliKrttt on C M I Icti llie foilowii KI tal t iee 1ht 1 arlnnfed I n i IIIRII tin w ih tiu uiiM with nuiirfiinnii All IcitchnnU e i KMIIII elee IllllitliUl lo allow HIM Jl Autlilliili In ill Iliii sfj Atllb tic I lub oil Mlv III Ii lev en in 1 Iliink IM eilll IfKltllnblci nn in lir ut fol till Sajlniew lud 51 rte end ol weal ej lit r s Ine huliiif I lie difeni nf Miitiion Ablmll II ill vitiiilit tliiaiplou eif I iiuhiud iiiiinks lor luflf Nfe 1 n iii IHU 1 11 u Kid lavmiii i inillenfl lo Unlit mi ml in in In tte w r el iiuet u ten earnei of r n InUall ill I l jvei el eiiilt d 0ll wlla thei JUle l turtle I will UK l lavunc a tiiei Siaildn itlilello I uii cm Jinv 11 fur H purs1 and tidebei eif tt ono eenit will iiieec nun eir tun n riM ntiiilve sum KlUpatrle Ic let thr n tte titttfttf oftii ej citilieav Vln 17 io noin jie lu urruu eu e nip Jv K KviKiuunT FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE SUNS i J Ai viitTiHiics 1 P r t IIIUNf OWII I S HAVi III I K ICli ATII T i r 80 EAST 1S5TH ST 1IA jiui KOI urn j AN n H 5 1365 BROADWAY d 1 BULK tSD tit f Jt i t I I I 0 A

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u I It THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 17 1895 jtw FRIDAY MAY 17 1806 I nerlptlo by Mull roatratd pAlIY rer Month O 5 PAILT Per Vr 00 BUNDAV P rYe r I OO DAILY AND SUNDAY rr Tr IAILT AI i PA1IT AND 8UKDAY Ptrilontb 7O TTIEKLT I r Tfr X Fortlin C onlMct tddtd Caatrle PMf t 10 TUB tUX New Tork cltj l vj9 favor ut irtIA Optl I k dl to flare nlettld artMtt nlurnrJ fAty wurt In dU ram fnrl 1 amp or hat pwrw r Clly an Anbrbn 1 nn1 nr JulETh n NE VOIK AnIUrII 1 1110 IP AnllrrO Allnrormaion Rtd dol mnl rD Iubllr InlaIU dlrmln I1 10 Iho pre 01 h holr cOlnrv i I Who Vnnlilnfrton I octrln and Culm Mr W F JUrKAY of New York nsks us it question of Kenernl Interest tithe Moxnor Doctrine nppllcnbl only I In Owil Britain and her roller la South American republic or It I I brmil enough to rover the prenent Culmn que ton t Dont jrou think that In tlm Intel of rcpufo I llcinUm the eioTernment of the United stairs li morally ally hound to enter an emphatic protest Agalnftt the I eontlauetl landing of troop 1 lit Cuba almott at Iti V rjr doori by the Bpinlnh Oorernment Wo reply that tlio MOXROR Doctrine n formulated by President MOKROB after con JRPFXRSON JAMES ultatton with THOMAS JFFFlISOS MADISOX and JoIN QUINCV ADAMS does not apply to the cmo of tho Cnlmn revolu tionists who ixre RtriiRgllnK t emancipate their Island from the ruin of Spain With tho existing colonies or dependen I cies of any Ktiropcnn power wrote Presi dent MosilOK we have not Interfered and Ihal not Interfere Cuba la now a de pendency of Spain i tho MOXIIOK Doctrine doe cot apply to It at present But If tho I revolutionists should succeed In throwing off tho yoke and establishing a frco govern ment nnd wo should thereupon recognize the independence of Cuba tboMoxnon Do t trine would from that time become opera tive either M against tho efforts of Spain t reconquer Cuba or as against any other I power which might attempt t gain pos peislon of that Island nut with tho Government which have declared their in dependence and maintained it tho Mox ROE Doctrine goes on t say and whose Independence we have on great considera tion and just principles acknowledged wo I could not view an interposition for op pressing them or controlling la nny other manner their destiny by any European power in any other light than as n mani festation of an unfriendly disposition to ward the United States Cub struggling t be free does not come under tho MONROE Doctrine Cub once free and recognized by us stands forever tinder the protection of that Doctrine Wo i f bop the distinction is clear to the mind of I I Mr MACKAT and ever other reader of TiE PUN who sympathizes with tho gallant i Cuban revolutionists But there is another American doctrine Xvhich does apply to Cuba at the present tage of her fortunes We may cal it the WASHINGTON Doctrine because it was first announced by GEORGE WASHINOTOH one hundred and two years ago in an address t the French Minister t this country Imme diately after the establishment of the first French republic Horn ilr In a lad of liberty baring early learned tUrtlne having engaged In a perilous conflict to de i tend It baring In a word dot tha bet yean oC by life to secure Its permanent establishment In my mi country my anxious recollections my syropv I thetlo feelings and my best wtshM are Irresistibly ex cited whensoever In any country I see an oppressed ballon unfurl the banners of freedom The sympathies and hopes of theAmerl rn people and of their Government are i with the friends and soldiers of freedom in any country fighting for independence and for republican institutions This Doctrine we say applies today to Cuba It is older than the MONROE Doctrine for i was first officially announce by the Firs President of the United States and it has been held wo believe by ever President of the United I States from GROIJOE WASIIIXOTON down I I Stts ASIXGTON dOvn t i but not including GROVEU CLEVELAND I la This Another Cleveland Royalist Conspiracy I t I I there now to be a second chapter of the k Policy of Infamy f Is Mr CLEVELANDS r ullen hatred of the Hawaiian Government about to lire tip into another active attempt t destroy It We havo from Honolulu private informa I tion of a trustworthy character to the elect that the royalists in the islands havo re cently Income much elated Tho rise of the I royalist thermometer always excites more or less apprehension in tho minds of tho friends of the Hawaiian Government ho I republicans thtro have learned by severe experience to attach considerable signifi cance to these recurrent manifestations of hope nnd expectancy on the part of the British friends of LILIUOICALANI nnd KAIULAXI Tho royalists appear to have I early knowledge of whatever is known to the diplomatic nnd consular agents of tho Jlritlsh Government nnd such information r be It said to tho Minnie of tho United States r o I cems to iiuludo tho intentions and plans I of our own Department of Stat For example the nature of Minister WlL tl6s instructions in the autumn of 1893 0 wai known to the royalists in Honolulu be W fore it was known either to our Congress or tU6 to tbo American eople t Much more recently as will be remem bered the instructions hent from tlio I Koreljm OIllcu in London to Commissioner HAWES with regard to tho rebels sentenced to death and claiming to b Itrltish subjects I were almost identical In phraseology with j the instructions sent by Mr CKKHIAM to I Minister WILLIS concurnfng tliu nlkgcd IJ J American citizens ii the same plight Tho j Verbal coincidence was too close to bo ac I t cidental cllentl I 1 What is feared in Honolulu therefore Is collusive proceedings on the part of the i British Government and Mr ILKVKLANDS Administration British interference j upon j the pretext now offered and ultimately the 1j restoration of moniirchy in the person of Mr VHEODOHK DAVIKSS wnnl KAIULAXI with C the consputiiwliagcr acquiescence of CLKSK LAND all GIIKSII VM 1 Congress is not now In jcssiim It will cot meet until December Mr CLEVELAND and Mr GKKMIAM have months In which to accomplish Indirectly through Eng land t they can thu intmny which they nl tempted directly two yearn iigo anil In Which they were lUfoatid by thu timelyns t I embling of Congress s nnd tho irresistible I demonstration of liidliant public seiitl tent in this country Yestviilny the royalist correspomlent PAl IEn who as sent out to Honolulu by the Eventuo Ifisl several months ago to take up the job which NOHUIIOKK relin quished returned to Han Francisco on his way homo t Boston He announces his M 4 O conclusions respecting Hawaii Annexa tion he Rays is an impossibility There will b 1 crisis Boon and tho end can only b tho restoration of tho monarchical form of gov ernment There never will b harmony U until tho monarchy is restore nnd KAIULANI placed upon tho throne PALMER Is merely a popgun It Is I truo as compared with Xommorr but hu has associated with the royalists in Honolulu and he brings and reports their most recent Icon and hops All of the conditions lend great impor tance t Knglandg next step In the assertion of her claim that txvo of tho long trm con victs at Honolulu aro British subjects In spite of their oaths of allegiance t Hawaii namely KICKAKD I I who helped t plan tho recent uprising nnd to land the firearms and WAIKFI the dynamiter It would IM foolish for the friends of Ha I waii cither hero or lu tho Islands to blink thu fact that this pretext for Interference can bo iiMil lu a manner tn threaten the ex istence of the Hawaiian Government but It can Ix so used only In rase Mr CLEVK IAND and Mr GIIKHHAM havo secretly un dertaken to roilpcrate with Kngland In the restoration of monarchy This country will soon know whether tho President has profited by his lesson of two years ago or Is I o obstinately determined to revive on now lines and with ICnglands aid tho Policy of Infamy In order that tho end of his term may not find yet alive the little island republic public tho overthrow of which a the first enterprise of his Administration Hawaii Stands by Her Minister The Hawaiian Foreign Office has made a reply to Mr CJitESHAMs not relating t Mr Tnuifsrox nnd it defends tho latters con duct from tho Secretarys aspersions It may Iw that following diplomatic URiigps Hawaii will allow Mr GltESHAM t enjoy so much of his triumph as concerns tho displacement of Mr TntUSTOX as her Mlnist6r nt Washington But nhe Is not obliged to accept tho imputations which the Secretary has passed upon him or by her silence to permit the infcrenco that she considers them well founded Tho ofTencoof Mr THUHSTOX In the eyes of Mr CLKVKLAXD anil Mr GltcsilAM was that ho permitted the press of this country t gain Information through private sources at his command of opinions held In Hono lulu touching their policy In the Islands There is no evidence or pretcnco that Mr THURSTOX prematurely published any ofll clal Information no pretence oven that tho private letters which he allowed news writ ers t see ought t have ben submitted first to Mr GKESHAMB inspection It is true that these statements were not complimentary to Mr CLKVELAXD and his Secretary but that was their fault I Mr TllUKSTOX when bRought for news relating t Hawaii had waited t receive some thing favorable to them ho might bo wait ing to this day Outside of the people who wanted the republic destroyed and monarchy rcstorcdwhere could it be found And it is doubtful eel whether LILIUOKA LANI could now say much for her whilom gent nnd good friend nt Washington or whether even the royalist plotters would furnish such complimentary opinions as Mr CLEVELAXli would have lieen willing to let Mr TllunsTOX make public On hearing from Mr GKKSHAM I orally that he was hurt at thcso publications Mr THBRSTOX also orally mnda a frank apol ogy But the Secretary not content with that Bought t entrap him Into putting his apology in writing There appears no evi dence of any consideration offered for this request as for example that tho writing would bo accepted as nn end of tho matter Perhaps he would havo been sacrificed none tho less quickly The familiar rule permitting a Government ment to object to the diplomatic represen tatives of foreign countries as personally unacceptable Hawaii does not call In question As It Is founded on tho occa sional necessities for oral conferences and on the observances of otllclal etiquette quette she will doubtless submit to it in Mr THURSTOXS IURSTOSS case although she may b in no haste to pcnd a successor to Washington But if it be true that she has declined t accept Mr GriKSHAMs comments on Mr TnunsTOXs conduct nnd has upheld his course considering tilt he did all that was necessary in making verbal reparation for any offence that might havo been taken it leaves Mr CLEVELAND and Mr GUESIIAM in a wore plight than before Tlio Case of Mr Bowler The decision of Mr GKKSHAM not t Inter fere In behalf of BowLKIl who had appealed t our Government through Mr WILLIS for protection against tho sentence of a Ha waiian court suggests various reflections ItoWLKK wns found auilty of misprision of treason at Honolulu nnd sentenced to fine anil imprisonment Tho unwillingness of Mr GKKSHAM to protect person in n foreign land who pleaded his citizenship of the United States may not In itself havo created surprise but tho offence in this case was connected with a pint to overthrow tho republic in Hawaii and set up a monarchy and our Department of Stato was In a some what unfamiliar attitude But it Is car that Mr GnESHAM Is quite averse to the theory of dual citizen ship which is cherished by some American born Hawaiian In the days when the CLEVELAND Administration desired to re store the throne in Hawaii this mater be came of special Importance and even today when American iufltienco predominates In the Government of tho fslands affection and Interest perhaps lead not a few to cling to the possibility of n sort of double citizen ship uniting them Iratli to the nativo nnd tlC adopted land Upon this theory how ever Mr GKKSHAM has long looked un favorably anil not the less MI perhaps from any supposed countenance given to it by his predecessors in the State Department Ordinarily of course the notion of hold ing allegiance t two distinct countries is not tenable the essential principle of sov ereignty cDtillictiiiK with it Yet If the laws recognize I double citizenship the general principle may perhaps be mod Hied As I historical fact the Ha waiian Constitution of 1887 which IUUOKALAXi bought to overturn with the result of overthrowing herself conferred upon nil male residents of European or American parentage of a certain age and o certain property qualifications I t tho right to vote Inc hold ollics An oath of fealty was prescribed hit that oath contained this reservation Not hereby lenoiiiiclng but expressly reservingnllnllegiunce and citizen ship now owned or held by me lu the year 188 Mr MatlUM through Mr JfTSAM called tho attention of Sec retary BAVAPII to this peculiar oath of fealty which allowed nevertheless the re tention of I preixistliit fealty to another country Mr BVVMtu appreciated the difllciilty of this double fealty but his reply f iirnUheil n ground for pract Ill action Thisdepartment is Informed that this oith Is In discriminately required or citizens of ether nations who arc nevertheless understood by their own GOY L J ernmenta to retain their own nationality or orlla Inasmuch also I this oath Is I a requisite condltlo for exercising any political privileges on the Islam It Is evident that a refusal on the part of thlsOoten mIDI of the assent to taking II granted by other Uoi crnmonU to thrlr citizens would resultln the drstrtii ton of any political poner previously pot essed 1 onrcltltens audits transfer to cltltens of otherai seating nations The department therefore desires that o l consider the above Instruction as addressed to youl self and that you wilt relieve the minds of all bon fldo American cltlsens who while honestly deslrln to retain their American nationality arc In order 10 obtain the privileges necessary for a residence In the Islands obliged under local law I to take an oath to eup ort the Constitution of the Hawaiian kingdom But oven without this provision of tin Constitution of 1887 Secretary 1rELIxo 1IUT8EX several years Ixforo its adoption had decided on general principles n some what similar wise It was that of nn AIr lean citizen domiciled lu Hawaii who had taken nn oath of allegiance to tho kingdom In order to obtain a Hawaiian register for n merchant s1 Mr FltEllxotluvsEX hchl that ho did not thereby forfeit hla status ni au American citizen citing an opinion of the AttorneyGeneral of this country that for full expatriation there must b authentic renunciation of prrLxIstlng citizenship That Mr Bowirn did not consider lilmsell as having made such a decisive renuncia tion Is perhaps implied by his recent pica for protection Unfortunately for his hopes Mr GREBHAM had already virtually decided the mater with another set of facts involved Ono of the pint set forth in justification of the steps taken by Minister STEVFXB and Capt WIITSK afr Honolulu upon tho overthrow of tho monarchy Involved this mater of the right to American protection claimed by Americanborn residents Senator DAVIS of Minnesota dwelt upon this point In n speech made more than n year ago citing the despatches nf Mr IllKLlNtlHUYSKK anil Mr BAYAltn already referred to It can therefore bo understood that this view of the privileges of dual citizenship did not appeal to Mr GltrsiiAM i Afterward when the question of supporting I the Constitution framed last year and the i new republic came up Minister WlLUS asked Secretary GIIKSHAM his opinion as to tho result of such support upon American residents Tho reply of Mr GltisiAM was that an American citizen who voluntarily I takes an oath to support and 111 l true alle giance to a foreign power contemplating participation in its affairs probably aban dons his right to claim protection from the United States As BOWLER was convicted of misprision of treason we enl hardly suppose that his case was like that of American citizens who Iko ctzens were bearing true allegiance to tho Hawai ian Republic and participating in its sup port Still Mr GKESIIAM finds from the facts that his citizenship in tho United States was long ago fully destroyed While the Hawaiian Government may bo content that the sentence of BowiEllis t bo maintained it is said and perhaps with truth that Fomo American planters and merchants would linvp lieen better pleased to Ind the other ground taken and Mr BOWLEH lemanded and freely given up with tho cn jouragcment thus given to their cherished lotion of a dual citizenship and with n hold upon their native land and Its pro action Ono of them indeed offered re ently t pay an income tax here As n compensation they may reflect that cOIInsaton mi tlt he samo right might be claimed for British German and other residents who han taken thl oath of allegiance to the new Goer nent thus giving Kuropean powers a dan jerous hold through this samo doctrine of dual citizenship Indeed Great Britain is nt this very time claiming British nutional ir for UICKAKD and WALKER Finally our lawallan friends may hope that the day is I tot far distant when they will bo fully and only American citizens Russia and England According to a telegram received some days ago a conspicuous member of tho Tokic Government remarked that since the ratifl cations of thu ChineseJapanese treaty had ben exchanged any further development of the Asiatic question would bo thu affaii I of Russia nnd England Tho assertion ol course did not mean that Japan would not bo deeply Interested In any changes of the status quo in the far Kast hut that the Initiate in such matters would l o left tr the powers named That is to say should the Czar determine to annex a part of Corea including Port Iizarcff the Mikados Min isters would wait before assenting or re sisting t pee how Kngland looked upon the project That a purpose of tho kind is en tertained nt St Petersburg and may bo car ried out at the risk of provoking British op position may bo reasonably Inferred from a statement which has been suffered by the censors of the press to appear in the Moscow Gnzctte According to that journal a stablo military nnd financial power like Russia alone has the hold 11 hn right to Corea With an unmistakable glanco at Kngland the paper adds that if uny power should object to Russias holding that country it would Ixs a mark of avowed unfriendliness with which Itussia would know how todeal When tho Russian newspapers talk of oc cupying the whole of Cowl they arc no doubt merely following the familiar custom of claiming moro than one expects to get What tho Czar needs Is the northeastern corner of tho Hermit Kingdom comprising theicefrcoharborof Port LayarelVof which thu terminus of tho TransSiberian Railway might bo made I in addition Russia could secure thu privilege of bulldin from tho trunk lino of that iron road a lirtneli to Port Arthur this might one day prove of great strategical advantage hit thu right of constructing such n branch could only IHJ granted by China now that Port Arthur ami oil that part of Mao Tung originally ceded by tho treaty of peace to Japan aru to be restored Would Kngland aeiiuluscu lu Russias acquisition of Port LnjuirctT Tliu British Foreign Office formerly protested against such a southward extension nf the Czars territory on thn Pacific and It was by way of bccuriiiK compensation in advance that an Ktiglish fOIe took possession In 1885 1 of Port Hamilton au Island lying off thu southern iNtremity of Corea Subse quently however Port Hamilton was evacu ated partly becauso It WIIH pronounced by tlm naval authoritiesworsothau uselessand partly because of assurances obtained through China from Kt Petersburg thin Port Jaareff should not pass Into Russian 1 hands I those t assurances can bo no longer relied upon llio British Foreign Oilce un 1 less it is prepared to rcpmllatu a policy hitherto pursued by both Liberal and Con t rvallvo governments will either prohibit the Russians from nnnexinu Port Uazareff ar insist upon aceiuiring in the North Pa cific n naval station of equivalent value Mr HEXJSV NOKMAX in his recent study of the situation in the far Kast t warns his ountrymen that unless they scuro I fur t Ilier anil firmer foothold at leait n thniuand tulles north of r Hong Kong they will an bo Inn position to thwart any movu that Rus la may choosii to make after tho completion af the TransSiberian Rnihvny which Jt i i t rM expected will bo finished in 1004 or al latest before the close of tho frt dccado ol the twentieth twenteth century It 1 seems clear then that the mainten ance of pencil In the far Knst depends on Kngland l sho refuses to permit Russia to obtain au Icefrco harbor either ou the eastern coast of Core or on the Gulf of Pechl11 the Inference fairly to b drawn from the authorized utterance in tho Mos cow Gazette Is that tho Czar would have recourse to war In Mich ft contest ho cull France and If count upon being backed by lie were not also actively supported by Ger many he could doubtless depend upon secur ing her neutrality as well as that of tho other two powers connected by tho Triple Alliance Kngland would havo no ally ex cept Japan but it must b owned that tho British and Japanese feet combined with the Japanese army would prove probably more than n math for any force that could now be arrayed against them on tho Astatic coast of tho Pacltlc The war however would b by no means confined to that embroiled with quarter Kngland once clbrollcl Russia nnd France would have to fight for her empire in India ali for her commerce on tho high sens Her existence as n great power would bo at stake and ft reluctance to face such grave perils may lead her to abandon tho attitude which sho assumed in ntttu 1885 nnd to meekly submit to the Czars occupation of Port Lnzareff Thc Civil AVnr In Ecuador Short sharp nnd decisive has been the war in the republic of Ecuador Tho first wo heard of It was about ft fortnight ago when wo jot tho news from tho port of Ksmcraldas that the people ol all parties them had risen in fury against tho President Sefior Doctor Don Lu is Coisnimo becauso he had sold to a for eign power tho only naval cruiser belonging to tho Government which cruiser had Ixen called after thu city of Ksmcraldas The rallying cry of tho insurgents wns Tho honor of Ecuador They set out upon a march hundreds of them to Quito the capital of the infamous Sefior Doctor Don who hearing of their approach ordered ono of his best Generals to meet them on the way with a forco of the very bravest of the countrys troops That was on or before the 3d of May No battlo for tho next threo or four days By the Bth of tho month the Insurrection had spread on all sides several regiments had deserted to the enemy n mob of women had attacked tho barracks at Canor i the press had been muzzled and a man had been shot There wcro 1000 insurgents in thoficld Ou thu Jth inst a whole province revolted By this time both sides were ready for action On the 7th the insurgent city of Ksmeraltlas was attacked by the troops of thu Government who promptly put down the rlK llinn and established the legitimate authority Next day there were great times in the republic Two regiments of President COHDKPOS soldiers fought each other in the streets of Quito another prov ince revolted tho rebels seized Quartintca and menaced Guayaquil the wholncnuntry was inflamed and Gen PIKKOIA applauded the revolution For all that thu in surrection was on tho decline b the 10lh Some of the rebels were defeated some took to their heels and the rest were pacified Or der was set up again as quickly as it had boen upset the provinces returned to their allegiance and the conquerors retired to their quarters Within three days things looked as well us ever and a decree of gen eral amnesty was l ui d by President Seflor Doctor Don Iuis COIIDKIIO The uproar had lasted for just about a fortnight when gentle peace again winged her way over thu republic of Ecuador But yet Ecuadors only naval cruiser had been sold to n foreigu power by the President The republic has a population of 1270 000 twothirds of whom are Indians Oll fourth mixed nnd less than onetwelfth of tho Spanish race which is tho race that takes pleasure in insurrection The Hotel Kcepcr The Hotel Mens Association composedo hotel keepers in nil parts of tho Union ha supplemented and varied the routine of its sixteenth annual convention by iniprovinf the unequalled advantages of tho arils tic cookery obtainable in New York un equalled certainly so far as this countrj is concerned cOlcern11 Thu past year was not generally a prosper ous ono for tho hotel business ami ilurini the whole period of the financial depression through which this country has been going it has had to bear its share of tho universu sullVriiig yet never before wen thn prepa rations made for the future of thu business so extensive as they have been during thai period of stagnation and moru especially II New York The erection of new and great hotels has proceeded continuously and then number is to bu increased by tho building ol others on a scalo of magnificence tnt yet reached Meantime tlio art or hotel keeping hascorrespondingly advanced and improved Thu smooth and noiseless running of the complicated machinery of a great hotel cm ploying hundridt of servants and contain ing hundreds of boarders Is n business re quiring rare executive and administrative skill nnd as men who havo displayed It in successful practice the members of this as sociation nro well entitled to the considera tion they have received mIl the recreation they have obtained in Nuw York Considering all tho advantages offered to the patrons of American hotels their charges nii not high They aro very mod erate and lore especially in tlm I houses of llio most luxurious sort This is particu larly thu casu at tho present time and In this city The Inurenso in the number of such hotels already mode and now lu progress has induced a competition by which perma nent boarders are profitinir Tho new es tablishments nru seuking to attract patrol aguof that kind asa steady reliancennd tho older nrn trying to retain it by making con cessions In charges advantageone to those who ell pay them and to thu prosperity of New York Tho number of winter hotel residents drawn from all parts of tho Union will bo greater than over and as generally they nro people of substance they will contribute importantly to thu stimula tion eif tho trade of tlH town New York already distinguished union thn capitals of the world for thu mannilicLnee of its heitels ami for the prfectlon nnd luxury of their appointments his attained of recent yeirs an even givatcr eminence in that spe cially lu tho matters of servleo and of cookery tho bej t of them havo been brought to the t highest ntamliml of excel Imicc whether American or European The days when such distinction was confined to n slnglu restaurant In fW York have long bill u ptssid Now t here aro many examples of it and ll is moru and moro required by thu ilcmnmls of advancing public taste It rwtehes even todinlng places which aro com paratively modest in their nppcnranco and Bltuatiou and the emulation t achieve superiority in that delightful field Is strong among all tho hotels of the best eMS It Is especially active nt this period when thu building of new and vast hotels has re ceived nn impetus without prInt lu New York Tho volume of Investments In lam nnd property generally U I now so rcmarka bio In its magnitude that tho prices of real estate of tho best kind more particularly have advanced beyond tho extreme elevation heretofore reached nnd in size and height tho new buildings erected for all business purposes exceed nil past constructions though meantime the tendency of rents has been rather to ilecllno than to advance Even tho American Tract Society hitherto rcganleelnsft slowgoing and conservative institution bought land to extern Its slto nt tho corner of Spruce and Nassau streets borrowed n million dollars mid has gone into t big real estate spzciilntlim by put ting up a lofty ollieu butldlii there Tho Waldorf Hotel I bo extended rnllurf 10tlI s to IxIlll1 largely Mr JOHN luou AsTOllsnow tearing down his housent tie corner of Thlttyfoiirth street nntl the Fifth avenue nnd contiguous dwell ings to tho westward for tho purpose of crectlngstlll another hotel alongside of that of his cousin but of oven moro Imposing pro portions lu Fortysecond strectn hugehotel is I t bo built Yet another will rlso In the neighborhood distinguished by the Jlcrnld building and plans for further structures of tho kind aro in preparation Tho West minster Hotel In Irving placo has been sold nt a great price and generally tho disposi tion to Invest tn that sort of property seems t IMS marked Travellers and sojourners In Now York and that large population whoseek n winter residence here will profit exceedingly by this new tendency They will have n wide field from which to make a choice and the In creased competition between new and old houses will assure them the best faro and accommodations nt comparatively moderate prices Tho Hotel Mens Association could not have gono to n place anywhere in tho world which offered them better opportuni ties than they found in New York to observe nnd stuely the art of hotel keeping in its highest modern perfection It is probable that the proceedings of the Board of Aldermen during the next threo weeks will show that Mayor STKONII would hnvo served the Hcpubllcnn party best by keeping Police his promise to appoint SIIAMUS OUHIKN as u 10lco Commissioner The EOiiroeliictlnnof nel novel In Great SfiSS ISlhrle or evir 1 iyot le rlr lhle oo reprints a clay Cfuimbertts Journal Great DitAWrANRiit sparlne neither friend nor foe Thero must soon bo a panic In the novel market We cnnt rend I hundredth part of them and not moro than one per cent Is worth the price l of Its paper There mu t ho thousands of Hrlthh novel writers nllvo Three new novels I elay run up to over a thousand n year or to nearly 110 000 In a century No man or crcn any woman could griipplo with I tltho of them tlnnuh ho or shu labored atemllly nlcht and day In tlio Immediate vicinity of a madhouse kept let us any hy the tniKcdy man MAX NOIIIIAI or the hooknose Then there ale the French novels Ae for American novel the netr stock of them grows lilRgcr dally nnd ntnotii them uro very Kuod ole We ourselves have no prepossession In favor of any particular school of novelists Wo liko novels first rate ones of metropolitan ICu and rustic or of adventure of tho wild Indians of love of the upper crust of the Interior tplrit of quixotism of triumphant womanhood or man hood of an Illuminative nature of strtiEulinn ucalnst odds to come out ntoi nf lilsh emprise or In hhort of spirit force ami matter They must be of sound Judgment reason and Innittl j natlon Wo like fomo novels containing lino scenery or animals and blnls or thu wide ocean American novel writers must Klve their I novels a smack of Americanism if they alt to plcuso us not necessarily of tho fins nr thu country cayle hut surely of tho spirit and lifoof our I Tnxes speak They nrc a princiilt a rea son and a conviction they nro tlio exonlltim urcumint Illustrutliin anil peranUlon Tlioy may rulse a political revolution like that of SevcntyBli If taxes In the city aro run up as they have been by tho municipal reformers and taxes in tlio tftnto aro run up aa they hnvo been by tho Henublican Lccislnturo the pooplo who have to pay them will soon square accounts with tho responsibly parties I looks ns though there would be few old houses uml fewer vacant lots In this city I short tlmo hence Tho buildings Inhabited by the Inst generation nro uivliiK place to larcer and better ones the business houses that satis led our merchnuls some yenr URO furnish sites for vast morcnntllo establishments the small old churehcs are replaced by grand nnil costly ecclesiastical eilllics the capital of the city 18 I beautifying It from the licttery upward Kel low citizens let us make Now York the moat nttrncllvo nnd prosperous of tlio worlds great cities tho queen city ejf tho Atlantic The people of this Kdierntlon will J ncrton 1 bequeath to those of tho next I far moro magnificent city than they Inherited from their ancestors A WOltll Or VKIT1C1S3I About Hie Ynrlit TtcOniler uml ItK Hutldrrii To TIIK KniTiiit or Tin SUM si TO ono Tvh hai for twenty years or morn been In tercsled In yachting his been I yuent oniiur has negated In InillUlliB a yacht tn keep this cup on this side of thu water tho courso nmr pur sued by tlio bullilura or tin socalled Commltteo In tliarpo of tho Defender seems absuril from I ynchtlm point of view What dues all this ex trnviRnnt exrcndlturu of money amount tn Of eotirso tlin commltteu ninv answer and say We cal bpentl our money 113 we liko nnil ns much as wo llr 1rcciscly Imtl Is that a fair ten between KnirlMi nnd American yuchtbulld ins Arc iilumlnum ali inancuieso bronro tu bo tbo material mrd In tho futuru In the con strucllonof ynehuv If no how soon lh pleas ures of yachtlni will dlaiintur brine ivhtrldcd to 1 few extrawealthy nilllloniilres Iiiolhir noriK aro ynchu built of thc material 110 lell 1111 le o rntcrlll reprc scntatlvo of American yuchu or In tie njiirit uf American ynchllne I waul to seu tho cup stay In America but I walt It only by I fitlr tuft Tho bunts thnt hnvo been belt oyer hlonre tel built cither of n oo 1 Btrel or Iron built carefully but not estravn linntly 1 sliill foon rxvrcttohrartlmt the iiini mllteo have decided to put n inlU rurtder on tho Defender alio iMthcoUfasliloncd 1 brn nluht lamps with oil aru too heivytlmt Ihurommltten I hnvo dccidrd to ptirchuso tliu blirirest ementhl and the bljwcbt ruhy In tho 11111 lashed In tho rlcelnc nluhts to warn nil vessels away from tho most fallenrryliiL miM palatial miut expensive mmtnbaurd specimen uf nbhlphullt yacht In the world A FninNii or iiioi 1SSr Unuror Out ricvelimil In Iruvt lht Xtit 1 oJ 7 rib nr A fnlMinelli portrait In oil of 11 Ovi rn wr romiiletivl thi nlliir ilay liv I wnlilnitrm talnlcr nil ItnntitrrMrillnpjililliU the vnri to u ielivt lev ft llio Wlilln lloiisBiirl Unral of tin nUnmii who wre vuiiiiltril luiUtiM that the iiurtinlt uuM appear to I Inch li I ttir lUiuiti i If it wi ru placril 1 i flume lKforubulnicxlilljtul ii 1 1IIr iitraw4i followed Tlieofllilallncliariiinriueiinrruliii In tlio Whlto Iloiim lookeil nil over llio place ana nnally took an oM portrait offtlir wulli rnuutril thn paint IDK and plaewl lit fnunc upon thu tww ukemM of Hr CletFlanrl The oll hortralt thin rudely removed nnil tripped of Its fruniBMin that of JaniM llonnie lilt picture 1 at lunmrounn wn 1 Mill turmd Inward tho wnllanil the flinio kiirrouiided tho painting of Itiii prewnt Incumbent of the White llouc llrr Iluit or Her Pool roni IKe liflrall Irrrlrru A Itdy 1 cntnTvf ntlng upon nrrttv trello a IrlDd In A Int er ea sldl II I bt a Trlb toul aud IU1 t1 a 1 COL OEOItOE BLISS OF NBW TOJIK iff n01AN KNIOIIXUtOD Vhnt n fSplrndld Figure lln tVIII Make t PAnS May nI learn from Homo thnt Just ns Col Oeomo Hll s was preparing to leavo Nome where ho hud passed tho winter he was surprised hy being Informed thnt the Pope In tended to confer upon him tho rank of Com mendatorn of tho order of 11 Gregory tho Great Col llllm remained in Home nnd with hU wife and child Imtl n private audience of the tnpo to thank him for the honor so unex pectedly cnttferred cOlffrree It nppeara that the honor was so conferred upon the nppllcntlnn nf Archbishop Corrlgan and Is I o I celled tn tho brief U U stated to luivn beon conferred In token of special services rendered to tlio Church particularly In con nection will tho American College In Home some years since nnil more recently In America otC Much nttlnii should hf tnken on the recom I inendntlon of Nrw Yorks Archbishop Isnnothcr I I menllllou of thn innny proofs now nrlsltiK which show thnl In splln if calumnies nnd newspaper lies ho Is t jiitwmt irudt lu Hume eoMMPNT I HY TIIK SLV Thn order of St Grcirory the Great was found ed by Gregory XVI In 1811 an 1 reward of military tary couraRe nnil of civil merit There nre now three rlnscs In tho ordur tho Great Cross tho Cotuuicndntorl and the Chevaliers Tho num ber of the Great Crones Is limited to thirty that of tlm Coiuiucnilntorl to seventy nUll that of the Cliovullen to three hundred though wo nre not sure that tho limitation applies to np iiolntmonU of foreigners Tho Commrnilatorl wear I cross of eleht point about two Inches In diameter the points being In red enamel bordered with gold and ra llatlnE from a cold centre having on It thu head of St Gregory with the traditional dove In blue cnnmcl and around tho head tho words S GrcKorlus Slngnus On the reverse aro tho words Pro Deo et Irlnclpe In gold sur rounded by the words Grcgorlus XVI P M 1 Anno 1 on blue enamel Tho cross Is attached to a mol wreath of cold and green enamel which Is hunt round tha neck from 1 broad red ribbon with a yellow Ixmlcr The Commendn torl nre entitled to wear though not compelled to do In public uniform eo even publc appearances I ullorm In which a blue contembroldorcdlnsllver white trouicrs a sword and I cocked hat are the chief elements When tho doughty Colonel appear In this Rctup may wo be there to see It T110VG11TS W1IITK ALTINO IIurrlngctODH IllInk Thinking While Going low with ho Mmokeilack trum Ihe Iltl hurgh IHtpatch Few men hnvo had such I terrible fall as Seth Inrrlnutnn mid llvtrl tell of It Hn InrrlnlrIIIlllvc tn 1 10 gives nre iinrkuble account of his descent through nlnety Ivu fuel of space Harrington Is I onu of the men who fell 11 llio 110foot smokestack at loncs t LauKhllnHSouthsIde mill during the itorm Saturday ovcnlnR Krank Woolem of Four mile Hun anrt Iriink tiradr of houth Twenty seventh street were tho other rlggen nt work vhen iho accident occurred but both escaped serious Injury Tlny were both bal way down he Hack when ll fell cown Harrington wns working on the Inside of tho stuck putting on thu rim lie was compelled to Otnii out over the tup nnd co down thu ouuddc le had cone down the stups or Iron handles ihout llftern feel when the stack nnd scalTold 111 Bucciunheil tntheitnlu IlarniiBtnn struck on the rool uf the holler hotue crushed through I nnd was held tan on the stenm dome Ills ecape nlrneulous trom Instant death Is I llltlu less than 1 he Injured mans story of his experience dur Ini t ho trw tveolid hi I win living tn what seemed ertuln death I ImercHlne mid gives informn tlol im how people feel hen nil support his cei w ilhdniwti initu them In llllrwl thlllt nny neat height YOI iee when people who nro not und to lieh plups full they bivnnio nenrly ilrad troiu IlOr right btfiito they are half wuy tn a stunning ihiee ialil llarriiicton Int ivcnlng in tho otithsldu IlOfiital Hrnrul Well I Kuets 1 vus but I never lust tny hvuil for I know thn le chum u In u million for Ufa would atiWi If 1 llll 1 fet Just H ttiru thnt my tlmo wns up ai I did of renehiiiK irrnuml They tell me that n rownliiicmnn 1111 MID ln t live second of oiibciouMies tlilnl nf nil thu wrongs hu luii omtnllted In his lite think of nil nf his friends 1 k tube I ftirciviHi by liinl nnd man mid many therthliiK hit It suems nlmn t imposlble lor JIIJ inliiU in think dhnl f im I liiuth Intenmln ItiMii I CM 1 in the twiiam a half sieonds that thought 1rn my lnt It trmed llo two mmitLmiil a hnlt to me and 1 thought I never WIIH Kiiir Initlinht It wiUlrl Hike mi a day to tell nil that I thought if hy 1 rernlliil iif iirly every event nl my Ille ninny of them Imvltii never before enurid my mind hlneii they nertit red Not only that but pletures nf niii3 alter my suimosed coming dentil Hashed thnxiuli mv mini My first tlinught wns nl tuv iiiully anil trlenu I dim t think I tald i dln HIKHI but I nd It bidding them nil e lnivi 11 I iilt inierublu to think 1 VKS nlnut to dr without seilni them HKiiln 1 even tiouihl n prior Wtolim nnd ISrnily who I iui po id ero living to tho oatno fnte Why I even pictured myself InlJ out nnd my friends imu hy nno rnmlng up nnd Inking a last look at me Kvcn tho mw of my death parsing irnm iino friend tn another nnd howl fciippnwil they ould takettcamo tome No I would not en thrciiKh It again for Jones AT Iauuhlln R whole plant Harrington admitted however that between the thoughts nf frlituN iVc hu win wondering If he was going to hind on comethlng iolt IIoiv It Muy lie l on fnM Hi Clitnign liittlu Tribuiir Miss Mansard said tlm head nf the huM neii hntito to his pretty vtinngtaphcr hnvo MIU written tlmsu Juliets tn delinquent debtors thlsrfternnnn if you pleaor Yos sir Mild Mist Mansard And that lung letter to the Kansas City branch hniioj Yes air Well said the head of the firm I have another letter hero Id liko to get oft thla after noon if you please Tlio stenographer npprraehed nnd snt down by the til wooden lent which ho drew out from KpirltK ami shall certainly look forward with fciilHfictliKi to your proposed visit here l arn grnph In regard to your Inquiry ns to why I lion l get married would bay I huve been too busy nut mean tn tako eteps tn remedy tho ma ternt mice I um this iitternnon nbont to iiinlu ii proposition or the kind jousugucstlo tthit lritv tin 1 I I rnllXoti nt n Country Dunce v M 1 rlr hemi I anil both foil mirmnou Thrv ne earned Inni i the room uml mulleal nlit smiiiiiniiMl 1 1 inn ryiithhiiii u Miiall town nenr lb ws retlored In cniisrliiutnriu i 111 efforts ti ritiriMhs V ri i i llruvei1 fl rt l1 iavlii Im i u jninijs mnn VPl linvii In HIP 1V1VwtiMMIV wl Iarliifr iinl M I f I ll1 r r llt lllu liutisu I mill hta I nut ien linml uf Binii Dime by IlnUlmare Hlionu Sinn llfChteaj JJMiiMiim May j Buries nsnl f Hii r r ro Vy IUliInu U iil frvU i iT MlrTl fd KiiBfin iiulovvt t i M knlll Jl fLUl tiiKl Jlo lific m IT lr iiiiunilh smir TUIIIT fi1 iS I II IIIM c u 1 l iivoiia OhluyaiiU llu tnM uuuht nf wliieliiias ilLUIIu initii ils Tli 111 lt fcir llmtl heuln 11 muMl k f11 nnlt NVllt llUl ll I i rml ri I10 K liinl ilotn t I MV I 1 t trtel rwlIrlt was iT lV tracu IlVior h Umun were trylnsr to tiu h It TV lift tlm t J ar UIMUIil hi t tiuvlif iUiin thii ialli HH uuvcr uilui iart lu any pall ConturomUr Iruui tlr Odnoi ituHy TrHvvr tlom 7Kml doctor Knyn nil l 1lBor ullrslli hiskfy aull nlnim Uajea Heres your uullilne Dooiroon snoir One Florot Kvent or the Hension Ilttt More Dcnntlfkil Tliiin Kver JDefere This years dogwood show lias come nd nearly cono It seemed to thnsu thxt lovs the d Itplny nnd wait for it as one of the floral events of tho season a little more beautiful than ever before In spite of tho destruction of the doc wood branches tho trees continue to flourish and to put forth enough new wood to make the annual display Botanists are at somo paint to rxpUIn that tho delicately pinktinted paper white pcuMlkoRrowthsofthedoBwoodnro only bracts that form a sort of cup for th truo blossom which U the Insignificant green or greenish yellow assemblage at the heart of th thlnir 1crsonslcss concerned for the science of the matter than for tho charms of the don wood nro content to call tho bracts the bios pom making what mental reservation leemi best In the Interest of botany The dogwood Is one of tho most tantalizing of lilossomt March finds Itn touch little button and so It remains for weeks elorrly swelling but Foldum opening until about the lit of May It Is still Insignificant Tho bracts are crcenlnh with purplish spots at the ends where they wcr lately joined After that rain and Mm Increma and bleach and tint tho biomom until It Is tha multitudinous wonderot white and rote that wo know it Individual dogwood trees vary greatly in the character nnd number of their blossoms Some never hccomo thoroughly bleached of their green tint Pome nro puny nntl shrivelled while others spread to great slzo and perfect symmetry Old tree often have crabbed ana bushy branches that are almost completely hidden In a great number of small but perfect blossoms beautifully tinted with delicate roso pink Theso trees In bloom give a curious Japanese effect to the landscape Thero Is no other dogwood quite so charming as this Young and healthy trees sometimes hnvo unusually large and perfect flowers faintly flecked with pink Tho way In which this delicate color Is applied Is on uf natures marvels Tho thickened ends of the bracts ehow spots of purpllsli pink almost ucgcstlng a slight unhealed wound and from these points tho dclliato lltckn extend around tho edges of the bracta and down the centre 8omo of tho less symmetrical bracts aro twisted so as to HULgest thuio paper pinwheel that children delight In Homo are ftlrnost doubled upon themselves so as to suggest In form a small section of an orangt The surface of tho dogwood bracts is of rarely beautiful quality with delicate vela marks anil something of shcllllko delicacy It Is morn like tho surface of handmade paper than any thing else artificial Few true petals are more beautiful llio under surface of the bracts is of richer color even than the upper the edging of pink Is moro decided and all about the stalk there is adcllcato green that gradually fades into the white that Is the chief color of the well bleached bract As seen In the mass through the woods tho trees seem to stand in a tiny local snow storm delicately suffused with pink The blossoms usually come when the foliage of other trees U so slight that the dogwood snow storm Is visible at a great distance and there are few more delightful effect of spring than the sight of tho blossomladen dogwood thrusting lu white arms from the edge uf A rapidly greening forest Tho sight seems the final authentic proclamation of the real spring SVXOEA3IS One of tbe athtetto clubs of this city offer a stlrw medal to nny member that ride 2000 mile on a bicy cle The offer was made before the wheel becama s fashionable rage and as many men ride 300 miles a week the club Is likely to Ond the fulfilment of th ofTer rntlior taxing All tho cares of housekeeping are taken from th nhouldcrs of those that are willing to pay for vase Not only are windows washed and hounes cleaned by contract but you can hire a company to care for your carpetA all summer and another to Insure your house agaluxt damage by overflowing water while you are absent for th summer Ono find still all orer the older portions of th South the remains of fine old family libraries of Eng IMi clantlca tho best editions well bound and well kept These libraries wf re onco the pride of planters In Mnrylnnrl Virginia tho Carollnastho States that Included the liest educated Houtherners men strongly undrr Ilrltlsli trmlllloiiB and lovers of good literature Admiral Jleniln and nearly every other offlcer In the navy nhnvn the rani of Captain reached the rank of Ilrutrnantroiumniider In 1HS2 It U to the retired list that one must now look for the famous heroes of t civil war Admiral Almy was n Commnnder In IKHIniid liulf n dorcn of his retired brother ofilcrrs reached flint rank In 1812 A few reached the rank of Captain during tha war There Is housed In this city at this moment a sam ple nf nearly every fort of garment worn In any part of tlili country and Cimido You may sen in th wholesale hat district every sort of headgear from the Dakota farmers shapelcut straw to tbe Mexican bnnilirero and every kind of footgear from the dainty slipper uf the rlanseusc to the hobnailed brogans of thn ploughman Whoever makes articles for the hole country must i1lpliy them In New York Travellers In thn rural parts of this country ar commonly taken for salesmen Ills upon tbn latter that local hotels live and Whats your line Is th question mldrersed to tho traveller by tho curious Kitting In tlo Imrroom or on the porch of a village ho tel one Is mira to And tho conversation tending to th prlte of cigars tho quality of readymade shoes or Homo such tnplc The drummer dominate the hotel and his needs aro studied with fcrupulous care There Is an amusing anxloty on the part of pub lishers to persuade lecture managers that new llghu of literature are likely to prove successful In the lec ture flelil nnd Ice tcrta The success of a llfrary man makes him an object of Interest to tha lector manager though It by no means follows that a novel ist of sudden popularity will draw large lecture audl ences because norellstt that are known In New York and other large cities are often very little heard of la thn towns to which lecturers go French books especially novel and text books are abundant at the old book stores and soil rapidly German books of a heavier kind are also plentiful Italian books are scarce and they remain long on th shelves The samo Is true to an even greater degree of RpanlMi liooks Works In the Hebrew jargon ar sel dom founil save In tho Hebrew quarter Latin and nreek text books are abundant and cheap and on ttookfccller Is offering a largo devotional work In man iiocrlpt Latin at ten cents Anotb r secondhand bookseller reports a demand for Swedish books Forelcn Note or Xteal Interest Major von Wlnmsim goes back to German Hast Af rica m fiovernor In place of riaron von Bchele Twzcn mlttc Is now Importexl Into England from Holland and Sweden In rapidly Increasing quantities Lake Tuncan lka latest mall weighed 400 pounds It hud to be carried from the coast over 1000 miles on the heads of carriers A drive of HO ards wns madn by a Cambridge golfer lately The carry was 210 yards and tha ball run thirty yards further Turners painting of TheTrosachs was fold la London recently fur l100 and Jaudseers original study for Ixiw Life for 5fl M Znltan Diuiix a Hungarian has junt been engaged ps n leading tenor at the 1Arls Qrund Opera LtkoJran 1e llrtrke he l gan by singing baritone K C niimandi Happy Thoughts has b en trans lated Into French Tho best tlie translator could da with the title ivat Itigenlcuies Ien ej Chinas Fmproriots up at 4 oeloik to study rn llsh and Manehu before lircakfaM whlc ijsat0 He makes up fur It by Kolng to l ed nt pimdnun A Wnnlu Irli cadet was recently killed by a racquet ball He nilued Hie ball on lt rel oinid from the wall hen It ttrurk him In the left temple producing com lifmlou of tin1 brain Parnli Iirriihnntl drew a Inrse nudlence to a TarU ch II Iourl lately nhi rif IIP n as sued for not paying n hurjo dejlim MM Mie i ald that she alwajs de si ro id rciTliN but that tlio had paid this one and brim aied If fhe wruld swear to Itsaid Je le Jure ami MIII her eaip Niir Ilclsrado terently tho Custom House officers crlred a larcuiiiunlly f himan hones consigned to u Invuc bollliiH rttatitlihmrnt near Vienna They tmiudoiit tulii tlo dunes of Kutslan and Turklili K ll T ulm ll l mtho warof 187H The Importers were hcai Ilr Hiictl Atmoil Wolrligrl Hie merchant who helped Rlatln IVtUa lu csra e on returning to Oindurman wss Imtued b fv ltr of the Kallpbs lln washetra ed by Statins MTtants who Hero tortured till they eon fcncd ihat he wns tho las person In communication nllh their matter before Ids flight lapauiisii all losses In men In the battles with llm Cliliuw uirJduo In part to the accidental me rf a bullftiraof material Owlnx to tbe Fevere cold th Japanese Hitdlers vore a quantity of flo silk under their flotle this when they were hit was found In inuiij caws to lue itoppwt llm bnUrts lierllnlstnliav soon a fpon Kxhlldtlon In pre parnllon for whleii ami to sa e tln Jennau languan from foreign talrt a committee offers prizes of 51 end V5 for llrnnan tUlvalentafnrall fnrelim fporllug terms The prnsjin of new Janhrekn c Liiiniound4 sugirested by Itll Idea It apiialllu Tmr will soon be n great reduction In tlm numler nf lawyers In France lly a recent luw each onu i t lake out a yearly license for which lie psjs nil uniouut e iu l to about 12 per cent f his house mi Many persons admllte t to the bar who am not In icllve practice have asked to havo their name taii an the roll among them Jl Faille res formerly Prim Ulnlitrrand Minister oMustlceandSenatornereniier luthor of the law remitting tho penalty for firn of fences and also noted for his effort to Unprof branch nuiralltjr

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7 ltllti j1fi fiiiA ft I q r I t 7 r r1 1 THE SUN FIUDAV MAY 17 1805 St n HIDMAY CHARITY SHOW t03lK OF XME TAHLEAVX Trlrs fXIlU J D r 1 Wonlil Hnv Hem Cnll a LtvlnR Pie tire II the lo tnrtr llndnt OtOeeted Fur of the Performer Uaek Oat at tha jjit MomentMra Href mnnHntton n pndtf Hipplio nod MUnClirton oa t kexKrenUlI Ktnr Uk a liltFew of the Hnell Uiher on VlcwVhat Took IUce Ilehlnd the fuae Ml Helen S Gould Not Amona the Hpectator Illbt man dlocouraeements the Kinder girten and Potted Plant Association cave Its aidMay entertainment yesterday afternoon nt th Fifth Aveuuo Theatre The pr mme was U two parts tho first being performances by protrsilonals Tho eocond part consist of pleulonals tiWtaux v Ivants At frt they wero advertised This shocked Mrs Hchuyler wllrlng pictures Ihockt 11r tcburler QtmllUinand Mrs Olnnnl Iledlnl to such an client that they felt Impelled to withdraw after llflngcluo notice and their example was followed t four of tho other Intending performers who declined on the day of the entertainment to ap pttr In deference to tho feelings of those most ccnctrnrd the term relative to tho posing was changed from living pictures to tableaux vl vIt but It would Imv o taken an expert to tel wherein the difference lay I there be any dlf ftrence And the redoubtable Herr Kllanyl yoiixl tho pcrformerm not without profanity The entertainment was a success financially The tint half of tho programme was well dono the second half WI well meant and tbo audl Ice was complaisant To b SU r tho management bad troubles of lu own and the spectators experienced some little reflex effect 1 hero was a delay of abut I tour duo In part to the fact that the Mlsios Hick Ooln Falconer and Nones sent w ord at a lite elate that they would be nil able to appear The same difficulty was experienced In regard to the programmes There wasnt one tn the berate when the appointed time came for tho curtain to rise Mr Theodore Butro one of the Entertainment Committee had had them tent to her house for examination and they tie to turn up a the theatre To u un fortunate ount woman who applied to an usurlncly other for one of them that functionary replied There arent any her now bat we expect tome by and by Youll b sure to get one to Uke homo for a souvenir ts Thii was reassuring and when the flrst batch of programmes arrive the usher obligingly distributed them that Is the real ushers not the honorary ushers who with a tow excep tions were conspicuous by their absence Just tt the doorway stood a group of three who a listed In directing the audience whore their teats were to b found They were Mr Francis HegemanSutton Chairman of the Entertain mtnt Committee Mr J Martin McDonough manager of the performance and Mr H Clay Miner manager of tho theatre who did honor 1 the occasion by appearing In evening dress 1 was from this group that the device ema nated of tearing the programmes In two for dis tribution when It was found that the tnt con Ignment want large enough to go around By the time the wholo audience was served with a fall portion of programme each a second lot having arrived lat the show was nearly halt over The flrst part of the programme opened with a monologue by Mile Illar Morin who gave a graceful and sketchy recital of the woes of a cosmopolitan purchaser of pet Next La Petite Marie bane prettily and Miss Nettle Gay Crawl followed whistling the gavotte from Mignon Mr Richard Mansfield was to have appeared bnt a was to have bon expected ha sent word lit that he couldnt b present and it was an nounced from the stage his physician bad for bidden him t come A aomewhtt different version came to tho manager who sent u car riage for him and learned that the actor had none to court In his place Mrs Anna Davis tug la B pleasant contralto voice Oo KeD ten Safe My Little Love Then the Twenty team Regiment band led by Victor Herbert endid pan frt b playing two selections well u tie j always play Uefore the beginning of Ihencond part Mr William IJII Washington unounctd that changes had ben mae in tne trmigcment of the tableaux and that the original list would not b followed lie did not unotuice EDIIe the flrst tableau which was entitled The curtains pared showing two girls the Nuata Contencln ono strttched out with her head on the lap of the other Which one was eallie or In what way the picture expressed uer Ming engaged waa for the people to Qnd out Maybe It was a charade at any rate It vru a pretty scent and the audience applaud ed 13ut here occurred a bit of mismanage ment which was repeated many times and wa tmes uiured almost every tableau The curtains which were awkwardly hung were drawn only Putly together eo that the posers hod no chance t ret themselves In their positions The result was that the redrawing of the curtains rerAwlnl alscoYered them wavering and they were vis ibly on the verge of collapse when they were tully after a lapse ot time which became pos lUTeljr painful for the spectators abut out from view Later on one of the posturers in a tableau TI fore t call for the closing of the curtains cal te Jhe aecond picture Terpsichore to which illw Morgan gave a graceful personation be came decidedly wavy before the final curtain 1u Parker made an attractive Mme Ilecamier and then Mr Washington announced Portia I this par Miss M announce appeared 11 wore the regulation cap and gown and lest Iy ono might miss the tat of her being in real We a woman lawyer she held outstretched In hed outtro cho ker had her diploma with a huge red seal dl 1s lye conspicuously Possibly Port might h e pouessed a parchment diploma but It Is I fMilljrprobablethatJustthatklndof I red seal was IJTogu when she was temporarily practising IIIWhin Venice Miss Titus looked pretty enough enoulh of nIt anachronism e dead black costume to palliate many sins Tho trlll uf the music of Carmen wore 5clent announcement of the next tableau without Mr Washingtons words Mrs Hego an Button was the gypsy dancer and a very nandionie one but she showed a disposition to daler blore the curtains close after a trying SV iS Ill Lula Shepard was a rather mod CT wklnB tlalnsborough portrait and Miss 1 Coniencln a delightfully splrltuello Mlg OD A new tableau was introduced here and JJJj SMSSBton wallntoueo I A Madonna tnr v hld wu0 prevent misapprehension tne one wan amonc bulrushes and but I amonl cL a ver ubttantial halo Mlis liede Srcw POled might have ben mistaken v Phrah daughter discovering little daulhter dlconrlnj 1110 SffiS I The chili WI L 1etite Mane IULUISO Iwker posed as tho vestal th holding above her head the sieve Ulh hlcl thu legend says water would not r Liend Iulb to state that Tullla was ever rili duP In oil earthquake but yesterday the feetfi bun to rock alU away beneath her he In such a way that the water In her bleye Oldaher been any would have spilled out I It I rn Ihroull ana onl ly the timely closing 10 L curliin prevented the Itoman vestal from iltorlulnln tulslghtor e audience Mi n looked pretty as Iris and at least lin JbeLtbleaux Wtt ImmobHei the next one MUjMrLUnc1 by Ml lss Wltherbee The rttV1Js piananeI Miss Alexander made a tneJLuT Modern Graces but us far as aMittt 1 Tu euncerned the number might h iSi In Perpetual Motion At tle Altudy Molon atrhi fl mismanagement of the curtains I rhlen Ai i Dj7ePonslble llkonewl ijlrlul e Mtss Claire Cohn looked rtfltt00f1lreat French dames ot tho old trait lblO Kutclle Arnold was goixl as a Pol Waniin D ibe Wle Ihen somebody Inilde TrilBv blllnl ten Iolt It was the preface t a Trft Lw eau of course and Mlts Horgan as coure wi SJ SR11i ralber moro 1lbl Trllbv wilt one eel lnan llle majestic etnpresb of Wn i Prin vcnu the hit of the performance a anc leleman8ultn as Happho It t I 1rtk poete that was shown but lIUd mlmondaliie In her dres of shim Ierlo kf tlue IMl1 her wide black hat and black tll o D B ir Iho dazzling whiteness of tho M a ndH811 sUe dazzlng alluringly forward enee Cprolou Wlire superb nnd the nudl bleb anje olihualslo oor a reprenontatlon In l e I IIU 1110 lIS ay sewn hero him e the llv tnurf nlonl arrived Then Mr Wiulilng ILIIQ tn be rI I I 1111 uud made a brlet slcech fan 01 a Ie II hlW bo entertalnlll b tho lIrllt wl1 I her Laranlr ehurltes IIS Ialle tlo Idad hls nU Lrlln 11to chidren wlh jl SUtto Ir 8 by h loIIroI lr heooro Joo eUrnlns Pirtnd disclosing Mrs Putro au op f Ilkl JTtniit of herself In I bal elreas und ILe IVI I I le UPIIIU80 wnlloud I and long 1 1 1 onl olher 010 tlt 1 t lle la llho Thla wa lhe tHllII nr Iv It rH los IlrotlY Clntn An 111111111111111 111 ul 110 oenlnl btar a WII In 111 hlgo If II1 I UI lle II wlniloJ Ilw Imt rell UI LIII1 1111 111 IOVU Iwr flrohlall I t I Hnr Us ArI lr tl lo 1 nlllo UII I t 1llIIIIIIC Ilarl 01 tho ho look Ii I t I HI h18 lllt hlleor Ihl t hrlil I 1IIIhnci Xlrl t 1 Ihlbllle 1111 Irlclllli II I r 14 1 Inlclellln the flls walll a 4b Id cntnuou61y In Inull n chcurtal had bieu ordered at h i 01A 01 S1111 dldnt let Urte4 until 1 Urlbl the two hour nrevloue there was n end Ie lvmout of rushing t and fro from drt lnl rooms for articles of clothing ag wel as 1t1 B0t considerably mixed Tlio nrtsl who were to pose the tableaux vlvanw care nilly and wor tt llttlB un lcr their brealh wlln rter foPa much of the necessary iPrftus lacking Ibo rehearsal occupied so rlel tlo that but few of the workora had an II rlllll t K1 alY luncheon Two oclock found thev stage linnae still working nn rget cnl on the Ioohanlenl l flxturcMind tho ama teur artists gathered on ono side of the stage ItRie ehcAr Ile ot wenrlnesl them almost In n 8Mot collaso f rom JIl10 moet lnfc8tlnK comer was that presided corncr wa over by a llttlo mivn who Initiated thii joung women Into the mysteries of grease paint ounl large tray at thn little mans rlKht hand con rlthl 101 talned boxos of grcaw paints rouge powder bottles of liquid fare w ashes pcnclln loi blacken lug eyebrows and lashes and to thn amateur art sti other Merlons and npparetitlv useless articles He began by rutting a largo daub nf grease pa tit on tbo tip of each young womans nose and mnopthlnji over the bridge down Upon tho cheek More was brllo added RIle then rougo nnd some powder The brows and lashes wore heavily pencilled and the lips mnclo In a charming cupid bow with the I aid of some red paint 1 ho little man evidently scorned chamois skins and powder puffs for ho used only his fingers much to tho dl gustof KSl ot the womel alpl111 tho various coat Ings with light del touches Thn entertain went began long before the llttlo man Onlshcd Itlo mnl fllohld hU task Oh dear said LH Jfctrpute as she wandered about Weve ben here since II clock this morning Im just tlredto death hI didnt have time to got a bit of lunch said the Gainsborough portrait A revolving mechanical contrivance was ar ranged so that four tableaux could bo posud at the samp tme and swung round In succession t flll the large gilt frame At lat the first Irt group was ready and the signal given tle Heady oulet said tho manager and the plush curtains parted A moderate amount only of applause greeted the tableaux to the RTeat dlHaniHjlntincnt of the participants partolpnll All the belles talked at once and tho two or three men w hn managed things had to stand It Oh dear said II onejou kept that cur taln open too long Yes put In another thcro was no caance for an encore and wo lutt must have euoorcs Wo must clap back here said a third just as hard as we can That suggestion was acted tho fhlt sUlleeUon Ictellon rest of tho afternoon While waiting for their turns Piirdij and Carmen practlsod their poies J i submitted to having her gauzo wings at tached and liillw sat in u thnir arqulr a Ing a hypnotized expression knmihii had 1 hard time of It Her bodice split In the seams and insisted upon separating from tbo skirt at tho walt lino and tho lost tho dia mond buckle olf her slipper Hut she made the cheerful best of bad maier and contrived to appear Mr Theodore Sutro to whose energ the en tertainment was largely due was enerl much in demand Finally some ono learned that she hadnt had any luncheon and brought her two sandwiches which she ate eagerly The posing of the tableaux caused no little ex citement Herr Kilanvl with hU gray cap set Iru close upon his head lew nbont gesticulating vehemently and occasionally earing audibly in Herman The peaceful Madonna and Cnlld caused the most trouble Finally tho curtain closed over tho lait picture and the amateur posers spent abut three min utes telling each other how perfectly lovely you looked Then all disappeared within their dressing room and after struggling a whllo w 1th the grease paints appeared clad In stylish tallor inade gowns und took their places In waiting ca h and carriages The nrst thing the promoters of tho tableaux deemed expedient to assure the success of tha benefit was to select a number of wellknown gentlemen from thu fashionable club totervo In thf capacity of usher After considerable thought on the part of the KxccnttvoCommlt tee die following array of swell young men was made up and given out for publication Senor Arturo Baldasano bpanlsh ConsulGeneral Count Albert Italian Vice ConsulOcnoral M HaltosalUreok ConsulGeneral baron Low ensteln Barn Uosenkrans Baron Uechtrltz Chamberlain t the derman Lmperor Prlnco del Urago liaron Marino Norman tie H WhltehonsB Worthlngton Whltehouse Brockholst Cutting Cortlandt Scluiyler Van Kentselaer Arthur Sehermorhorn N Lester Mullen Ueorge W Vanderbllt Charles du Vlvler W H Asplnwall James B Townsond Wlnthrop McKlm Philip Minion and Alfred dAparicfo brother of Mmo Ie Iloda The pros pect of seeing a coterie of well taking theatre checks and ushering people to their scats was sufficient to mako undecided ones Immediately buy seats 1 he seats which would require the fashionable usher to make the longest walk with the purchaser seetneel to be In greatest de mand Ono woman asked for a seat at the ex treme right in the balcony For you see said the woman to her companion Jr 1 panion some Darn or Count perhaps will then have to escort tne for such a long way and maybe help me down tho steps Obi how ex quisite t think of a Baron or a real club swell turning down a theatre chair1 But persons having such high Ideas were grievously disappointed The swell usher did not usher but served in only an honorary capacity Of toe number Worthlngton White house came In early and left soon Brockholst Cutting and Norman de II Whltehouso were not to be seen George Vanderbllt and W H Aepln 4n8j d8 1 f utC d wall did not come Cortlandt Schuyler van Rensselaer Charles dn Vlvler Prince Lowcn uteln and Baron Uechtritz secreted themselves in the audience Philip Mlnton and N Lester Mullen stood nervously In the lobby What shall we do asked Mr Mullen of one of the living picture executives lving eecutvs answer Oh std abut and b pleasant was the Later Reginald Harvln Arnold was asked to assume the arduous duties of standing about and looking pleasant The professional usher la blue uniforms performed the duties originallY assigned t the honorary ushers Th audience looked inquisitively toward box A In the right lower tier which It had been an nounced Miss Helen M Gould would occupy lss lelen 1r When a woman entered the box persons w ho are not familiar with the features of Miss Gould were led to believe that the occupant was she The woman was not Miss Gould but her cousin Miss Hamilton Miss Gould was at the cere monies at the Kussell Hues Memorial Hall In Henry Clay Miners box on the left was Dr James T Davis In box B let was a urtyof women from Htnton Island Including Mr Roblnton MUs Johnson Mrs Ham lton and Miss Pendleton In box B right were Mrs Norman L Munro and guests Mlas Munro Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Goodspeed Mrs A M Crouter and Miss Hume In box C right were Mrs John Livingston and Edwin D Miner and In box 1 were Mrs James H Kustell and Frank F Corby of SI Lull Mo In the audience wero Mrs H Victor New comb Mrs PaulO Thebaud Mrs Edwin Gar cia Miss Garcia Antonio Moroslnl Miss Mlu ton Miss Livingston Mrs Duryca Mrs Daniel F Bntterfleld Mrs Gain Miss Gain Mrs Ellhu Hoot Miss Katharyn Crlmmlns Co1 A B Do Frece Miss Berkmelster Mrs Jl Franklin Miss King assistant Secretary of the Kinder garten and Potted Plant As ocmtion Miss Huth King Mrs S Carman Harriot Mrs E C Itapelvea Mr and Mrs Contencln Mrs Joseph Drexol Mrs Frederic II Coudert Mrs Henry Horton Mrs John H V Arnold Mrn John Westcrvelt Mrs Charles O Kranekljn Mrs Du Vlvier the Misses Du Vliler Mrs E La 1 Montagno Mm William JatTra Mrs Isaac Lawrence Mrs Charles Worthlngton and Mru Qrenvllle Winthrop 3IA1SIETTA YILLA 1 OR BALE The Wlna In lr Puran Heven New port Ilouce AppraUed ut but 8ISO Marietta Villa tho summer residence of the lnrlcla Via late Mrs Paran htevens at Newport Is an nounced for rent or for sale Marietta Villa was for years one of the leading show places of New port not eo much for its attractiveness ns for tho brilliance and lavishness of tho entertain ments given there Iho property consists of 117000 square feet of wellkept grounds oppo site the Newport Casino The house Is n large frame structure with a mansard roof A large central hall reaches to tbe upper story and is surrounded with bal conies A wide veranda encircles the via Tho greenhouses on the property wore conitructed and maintained at great cost The grounds border nn the James dordon Bennett place Th estimated value of the property Is Slu OUU The Htevens estate also holds several acres of valuable property on Berkeley ave mie Newport whlob however Is ollerkelernVnue NiwiOieT It I May 10Ihe wines owned by tie late Mrs Paran Stevens in the wine cel lar of her rummer residence were formal ap praised today and their amsll value proved 1 eurprlsu to tho executors of her estate Mrs hlovons hail the reputation of having 1 cellar full of thu first brands of wines of ver old vin tage and a largo valuation hud been place tale It The fooling of the appraisers account was JloO Ihey found nothing but u great quantity of the commence while wlnis Iho value of tho wines lay Ill further depreciated for It was found that tie cellar had been euro IrsHly left open all winter anil I ho wines exposed to tho Irost and all soils u of weather A Ilecllin In tlie Plumber Trouble It was reported esterdu that Judo Dugro W OBrien and Joseph Lindsay tho com mltteo appointed to arbitrate tho difference between the plumbers society and Con trnrton llossinun A Bracken which caused I ttrlkuon the New York Life building huve ar rlveil at u decision whluli will buuiibinllted for ratification decsion Bouul of Walking Dele guteu ratlcatun men who struck to tho number of SJOO went back to work some weeks ago pend ing the arbitration proceedings Ilrnnk Carbolic Ada for fVlilikvj Paul Schvvenk 4 cars old a onelegged tin smith of Wllllamsuurish came to this Il last night to tee his brother Adolph of 410 Last bevemioenth street ll found diilph vvlfu ut home but the was jil9t ul out to Ic uv u the house In the ahum cuf thu fmllv hu made I Beuitli II tl nlfcoverliiif n liottlu which he thought eon I tiilnVdwIilsktjelrank ivHimll portion of thcon tnlwd It proveel to bo eiirbolli acid Ho wus I re iInoveel to Helletruo Hospital where U vviw said I he will recover EVENTS AT TIE THEATRES IILIIAtt ItVSSKLL Iff TUK COStlC OlERA XUE TZIOAXU lie Kovtna New TTork Prrnirmed nt Al beaA New Lot of Living Htiileie Bho wn nt tbeClfo TrUbjr II tlRntlon The production here of a new comlo opern br HeRlnald Do Kovcn Is certain to bo accom plished with every favoring circumstance I iHsuralobe liearM by an audlonco dltroied In lt I s favor and eager to aoknowledgoby Itsap 1 tilattso pnmetlilnB more than Its gratitude for past work and tho frlendl Inclination with which It I prepared to receive tho com posers future efforts Mr Do Kovcn It the foremost American composer of light opera nnd tho public Is anxious to see him fill that placu with credit en the nudlonco that crow ded Abbes Theatre lant lilght uv inced Its desire to applaud a work which should provoa source of pleasure to It and worth of the com poser alt tlio plac he occupies I did applaud valiantly but It was In slight ncktiowli dement of the composers bharo In tho work nnd It was that firstnight npplauso which ulwas over whelming Is likely to bo more violent wliun U Is Inspired by comic opern Hut It Indicated tho friendliness of tho audience towarel tha com poser and Its wlbh to find soincthlni creditable to him But the score ot The Tzigane can never add to the composers reputation and there Is little Indication that It possesses oven tho popular character which has kept some of his operas In view for rather surprisingly long periods It must bo confessed that It Is n disappointment and tho reception of tho plcco last night was tn noway Menlllcant of the real Impression that tho music made I thero hod been n bar of uenuluc melody In tho work whothet preten tious or Jlnkly tho audlonco would havo welcomed it with somolhtnz moro than the uieanliiKless applause that flowed most of the numbers last nlnht As It was tho nearest ap proach to this oppoitunlty camu aCer a chorus that was very striklnul similar to the tink ers font In Robin Hood Iheru is a as succesion of solos and choruses marches und waltzes which pass without leav ing tn the memory tho sllKhtest scnvu of dis tinctness or dltTereiicu Hy DealS of straiiEely tnclle marked rhythms thero aro few of them that lack a certain amount ot 10 and spirit but this doen not sulllce for their lack of Inspiration III uliIo lh ln el and freshness Ihe best numbers In the score teem f ho an oponliiRmarch chorus of the Rccund net and theopenlnv rhorus of the third act which are the freshest numbers In tho opera and as well written as any of them A soug for Uiiislain tho Ilrst act was rrfiushlnt when It came and n dunce In tho Hungarian stlowas much more successful In tho chorus than In an other part Although tho ope ml Is ItUbslan In scone and character thero Is slight attempt inarto to glvo thu bcoru a Slavic atmos phere and there U I qultu thu tamo variety of styles in this work that the composers other operas show Hut It Is most often Viennese and for a very tow minutes Is it Russian Iho finale of tho second act with Its Introduc tion of the Kusdan national hjinn and the Marseillaise w as not a very Imprcsslv o bit of writing and there is tho remembrance of a vastly moro capable achievement in this same vnsty lino in a chorus of nailonal airn arranged by a young Haltlmore composer and sung in 14UJ younl has the and Mr lloKenens new score lvaclyanll map that Its strongly marked rvthms gtvu Ithut It Is so deveild of Inspiration melodic freshness and spontanelt that If a hand had stood at thu corner by thu theatru ami played the opera as tho audience passed out probably onl a very small number amon them would havo rccou slal nlztct a notoof It an what the had just heard The music sunc by the Neapolitan Ambassador and tho balUt dancer liellnNapoll and tho Bone Lh6 together with tho march chorus sonl the number mentioned n most rcmlnUcent of Uobln Hood are the selections that the hearers might be most likely to recall Hurry li Hmlth has written tho libretto for the new opera and it has u story that is I easily understood for the greater part of two acts Then It becomes submerged In the spectacle and never reappears But It Is very much bet ter than the average libretto in story and construction although It is at present luxuri antly prolix The stor which Is concerned with a gvpsy that Is born a serf and becomes n famous singer when she marries the prince of her choice Is taken by tho opera a lit tle to late In Its progress and tho Urst act which lasts for an hour leas tho action to no sort of climax Hut condensation will remedy this and may make the last act clear In its rela tions to what comes before I Iho author has done his best work In supplying an exceed ing picturesque period to tho liberality of Abbey Grau who have neglected none of the operas ouportunttics for spectacular dis play Like the ecore tbo book apart from lu rcenes and names has no Russian atmosphere Its action might havo occurreel at anytime or in acton but there is pliasant fancy In the contrast of tho Italians with tha Russians and Mr Smith has managed t keep the stage alwa lively with grotesque and striking fig urei Of the dialogue and lyrics there is less that Is favorable to ho said Tho verso Is not often graceful and tho humor In the lines Is thin and thero is always a considerable propor tion of them that must have originated with the comedians Miss Russell in unusually good voice has the role of the gypsy prlma donna and she is sup plied with opportunities for becoming gowns and takes adv antaee of some of them She tang last night with slight unfauilllarltv with the music better than she has for Home time past and the audience apDlauded tier Flora t inla solis pleasant mezzo and Clara Lanos grace and liveliness were appreciated features of the per formance Jefferson ele Angells lu I contumo and wig that were In themselves Irresistibly comicwas delightfully amusing throughout the whole of the opera and t rutierlck Solomon with limited opportunities was Irs acutel depressing than uual Joseph Herbert had fewer occasions for tho display of his humor and tho familiar Hubert Vllke was quite himself in voice smile and gesture The scenery and costumes were ap propriate and beautiful and among all the dresses displayed there wan not ono that off ended tho eje b mistakes In taste The drilling of the choruses and tho movement driing opera were admirable and encl succeeding production of American coniio opera makes It more apparent hoW great a man Max freeman really In I Henry Hovt tie scenio artist was enthuhlasttcally called for after Ihe second act and Mr lie Koven responded Tho calls for Mr Hoyt continued and when he ap peared both were most cordially applauded The resolution of Mr Palmer and the Harpers to protect Trilby against any form of Mago USD nut llcenitd by them vv 111 Incidental tettlo tho question hether I play may be burlesqued without its owners consent No case Involving that point hat ever been taken to court I his been thought that to make sport of I drama ad vertises it and so tho burlcsquers havo usually been encouraged by the proprietor of the plays thus nilbiiffel Hut Mr Iulmer bars that as ho pays a ro alty for the theatrical rights in Trll b ho will permit no sort of unauthorized use of the material He proposes to make his consent necessary totho burlesquing of the piece and such consent ho intimates can onl bo ob tained by purchase Tho test case w 111 be that of Gcor o Krausof the Imperial beer garden who nan prepared u travent for next Monclaj I Is not w holly be can e of tho character of the Imperial that Mr Palmer takes action as I ho lias given notice to Mr Manslleld that ho Just not brhJ out u Trilby burlesque n the fmr rick The result of this lltlgiillon will bo awaited with interest by theatrical people Two counBillors with largo practices in theatri I cal law Mr Hummel and Mr Dltte nhocffer are pitted against e 111 other und It may bu lib uumed that tlio right will be to n finish Jharlia Klein author of M vorl nctiil plas aUlr and collaborator with IlarriMin Jru JJkl J In 1 he District Attorney him been engaged II reader anil adapter for tharlm 1 rolmmiiH es tablishment Laura M Christian kiio vu as a witter tilidei tlmpeMi iiamo of Dorotli Dare IH to make Ierd6biit as an I actress In thtuhar It performance of Minllght aril bdiudow at M lumens Hull on Saturdu night and M 0 will Maud KurnlfiH I nlecu of Iliirr Furnlhs tho London caricaturist Lotta Crabtrre has re turned Ironi tho Old orld with no In tentlon sho savx of acting again Joseph lnUon all K I M I Holland expict to stai to gether next winter Toteph W Minnnon Is out again with his broken lei mended Paul Iotteiraml lilll Nourc 1i niiikoa play out of Nu humor Augustus llmimss Inrlhonm Ing coined IH i entltlnl Uont lilt Met Hilb band William I Crime own up to 1 llflli Ih blrthda this mil Murtihnll IWilderois to lda London foi imotliei ifiiMuiif drawing 1 IMHII I monologues bjilnfj Aimstrmii I n reintPiuI from ahovere llliie siiiid h iuno to Colorado I to Irml reuiipiinti 11 1 Minth Huiell N 11111 nliilj I to ventiiiiIn Ihe RIvnK IXt lon Huh ertAIantell has been for veau ilel irred fiom llltel tills ritntu b tlio fart that havlni fullul to pit allmon to hisilhurciil wife lin duns noteomo within tho juribdiciloii of the court T Living pictures were t how n In a new a lt tho Casino last night ni el bore thu title Garden of bencca Living Maine n Ihu en tlrvblngo was utllUed for thodUplu and was filled for half Its elepthwltli llvo lulinn potted shrubs nnd tloi y blooming plants At the hit I thero hlioied tl rutiuh the shmbhoi nn elaborate inurblu gttcvviiy Inl I si attend about vvero pedestal I whhh th uindtUwup iciMil Siveruliif theMblandshiiiii irtelurni btune nhafls III el tin lllr bill nil lUei J went 11 i rebuntallon ol IUIUIH Ihu models were all vv juiein and lluli Ilkures cie at UU wlell Uzlitly clruueil but their tights vveru whlto and the Jlidit dim for mo t lu viun live tablfcuux oflUetluio they were vlul lyo uJ i r 0 were shown each employlnc nil the women Ihe poses and setting belnit changed In earn In Malice Ihe tltlon of the flvo tableaux were hunrloc Noon Afternoon Sunset ami NlicluVbiit In none of them wire claim riiteeirrtts of lighting attempted and but lit lie colored light was ueed Tho llrsl and last of the series were the dim Irst mer one and both gavu a close leprcsentatloii of a view In n garden through which etatuar was p pcattrreel The I unreality of tho plcturu vras revealed In bright light and the unsteadiness of the models and their nrod foreleconcys saki of drnDory was Indo mote apparent U von 1 Ialm directed tho display orit arASTVits AI oirt HOOKS The Cnllrellonii or the Iiito Tlinmn n Cnrrall of HnlntoZH tn He Sold nt Auction 1 hero can bo no doubt that the paintings col lected b tho Into Thomas H Carroll of Saratoga weio all handmade but tho gallery that ho I has left to bu sold now at auction contains many and e urluus renv nos eif 1 sort not v or much In fashion today In his day Mr Carroll was well knoun In tho political alTnlrs of this Htnte of which ha was u Senator at ono time He was lnor of Troy for two terms and also btato Irlntcr An eelltnr of thu Uro 1icfn Al bin Sifliiii tni and Iroy Otxmn and an an associate of Samuel J Tildcn Lucius Unhlnson und Horatio biiuour ho was a man of Influ ence and his art collection to thu acquiring ot which he devoted a quarter of I centurwas alwajsiiccceslblu to the people of Truj Alhnii other and baralOLie where ho lived at ono time 0 an 1 his collection Is now lo be sold b his ad mlnl eolrcton tho American Art dallcrlcs where It will be on free exhibition until luis da next when thu tale will begin Mr Carroll hxl havo had a fane for old masters thu fact of ago rather than of excellence being hlscrlleirloii 111 buvlng thorn Is I not much to be said of an of these gloomy old works except that they are old In ca es where the are ascribed to re al masters there Is nothing lint tbo belief of the Ir former ov ner to nrov o their genu ineness a least so far as the present catalogue indicates hero are i 7 paintings many ot them of largu size and mostl b Kuru m pilnlors of 0 generation or inoro ago A few American works beurl mel of more or less notn aru In eluded Resides a largo p ilutlng of rrininlu attributed to Nilvstor Rosa and nn 1 hcosurt Iho Atelier of elnscinoz lee aro canvases attributed to Van dcr Neer Xcthcher Verkolln Terburg and Diaz a Descent from the Cross attributed to Huben a urono e Vouvorniatis DHrcr roreuglo Ioiissiti Tin teiretto Hlr David Wllklo eieorgo Morilnnel anil Julius Ia Hire nnd aninni the Amer icans n Rembi xndt Icale Washington AlbIon Gilbert Muart Iud comlnir down to times morn modorn 1 F Ken elt J F Weir Col James Falrmon J r Cmpsey A 1 Tall W 1 Itli hards J I 1lroll ortli Ington Whltredge Vlctoi Sehllc K Ih Henr Homer U I Martin and Edward Moron Resides tho paintings them nro some GOO old books mOlly works eif history polities biogrn phJt travel and poetrv alo man llluntrateel lumes and e ven scrap books A mlsiellnne oU8 lit of engravings utehings lithographs and photographs complete thu collection HALE 1AMILY LITIGATION Frank Jh Vnfihbnrn Aiipotntert Trustee of the Lnlnte or IX J M llnle SAIUM JIass May 10Tbo Hale family of Hav erhlll wore In the Probate t ourt today to ask for the appointment of 1 trustee ot the estate of thelato Co K JM Hale of Ilnvtrhlll w bodied possessed of upward of S tOUOOt0 1 hero wero originally three trustees but the death of Mrs K J Halo three months ago reduced tho number to two Judge Harmon presided Waller 1 Halo asked that Richard Mcrrlam of Havcrhlll bo appointed His sister Mrs Thomas F Ollroy Jr of New York wanted Arthur D Vease of Huvcrhlll appointed The rcsldnar legatees lucy and Inbel 1 Howo of Cambridge Mnsn wanted Irank 1 o hburn of Lowell the law partner of the late Benjamin F Ilutler for trustee 1 Walter Hale objected to the appointment of Mr Washburn because ho said Mr S ashbiirn recently said somu uncomplimentary things about him He albo objected to Mr Veasc made the of Opposition was 1110 to appointment Merrlam by thu other contestants cm the ground that he Is a contractor and not a law er and might not maku I good truntee burn The Judge finally appointed 1 runk L Wash DID JIESZ OIlE KIIUU FOISOX The Hntoon Keeper Arrtxtfil on Idle lee ommeudutlun of the Curooern tleiry JAMAICA May 10 Michael 1 Resz 43 elr old a saloon keeper In this village vt as arrested today upon suspicion of having caused tho death on May 4 of John Krug who boarded with him b giving him Piris green Tho ar rest was the result of tho recommendation of the Coroners jury which last evening found I verdict accusing Resz of tho crime lies will verict accuslnl wi bo arraigned before Justice Ilemlrlckson to plead this afternoon Krug was a laborer nnd crovedicger He had becomo incapacitated for work and madoan agreement with Rej for his maintenance Hy Ihl terms of tho agreement Resi was to keep him and care for him as long us hi lived Ill give him a dee ent burial when ho died In re turn for this ho gavo Kesi tho sum ot S4 15 In unh Ihls exhibited the Inquest 1Ih nllC melt wiu exhlblel at quest hern I vina also nn insurance POllT on KrilRa llfu in favor of Reoi foi JlOH Ihe S4 lri rug obtained b telling u email piece of prop erty which hi Yormerlv owned Drol It WIS at first thought that Krug had com mitted sulrlde Coroner Niltt honovcr re ceived nn anonmou3 li tier telling him that if helm cbllgated he would Uud thu easo suspicious prL 1itoM Tin inir rioon A IluMterer ICltlril In tlie Amerlcnn Tract teucletl Hullillnc Michael Melville 1 phibtcier was killed in tho new building of tho American Tract o iletj at Nabs lu nnd Spruce streets jebterda afternoon Whllo vorklng on the fourteenth floor near the elevator bhaft ho started to walk ncr the opening on a board His foot slipped and he tel At the ninth floor lie managed to crisp an Iron bar and held on for 1 feu seconds hit the respltu wax brief nnd ho noon lost bin urip ai d fell to tho ground hen his eoiiipaiiioim reached him ho was dead Iho body was re moved to tho Oak street station on actrcteln r and tho mans family was notified of his death Melville was J jears old and lived at 1U Last Moots ninth slice t llr nuchniinn Hurprlfted Siso PISH May 1ntlel bago paid to day that he had referred lo Attornocnernl Hancock the notice served upon htm last night by District Attoinoy Fellows of Xevv York reo ejulrlng tlio Wiirden and Ui 1 Ruchanuus lavv jers to appear beforo tho Court of Appeals In Alb my on nturdii and show cause why anew da should not hofUul for thn execution 11m ardun Kiild ho wiiuld net entirol em tho ael V Ice of Diet Atliirncjliener il 11 A similar notion was nerved on Dr Hiiehanan This caused him omu nn prise as ho had bun led to lielievu that nothing could lie ctonu for buverul laontln t iliiKio of nh cae Hoc Mlnclimi Vinileil In Iiiiulon ntiMb N Y MID HI A letter 1ms been re reived hero b tho hlcf of Police from tho Criminal Investigation Department rrollnnd Sard I oiulon ahkli u for a plena o of Doc Mliichon who was mitf need tn four eari and ten months Iniprlonment nt Aubiiin and to pa n fine of SIlinn at the last tinn uf theCotiit nf SCB IIUIH for nltiiig Ilnneii siiereiI hum is OHrlen to escape on AICII I ISi J hf Intel MVS that It is lillemd thit Mliichun Is I hie nil cil with the lion lllhin Miih iove who Is I VMintrd in Loiidun for eon piric and fraud In I eonjiini In custody tljn tin will Prank liubc nix who is I now etnll Jrenrpfed tn flfe Havrm IhoLlfHaviiii Benevolent Association pro FPiitcd jibtireliiy a gold iiudnliind SH to Pilot Juno3lacfon a Lnil medul mil SI inch to Pilots Idvvaril Devcllniiiid Henr I Hoi atlhi r medal and j to Daniel Danli Uon am nflUei mi ilal und VD to flu Daniels in I tho nun leonced tli thucrcw of the I Hot 1 oat AiiiTlrn aiidon reb 1U jcuid tlIn i v or dnn ineHiiif tbn bchonier IUM LMeiMook ufl Nintni Kel InirliH Alhuii A LIliiNiif Loon In uJiunl and I liaili i I DinlHm nllu r meuibers ol thu cnnv received 111 each Iw lillllrrn Iliieil Pel ward 10 lie of 7 OH 1 Ifthavemio Hrookljn a candidate fur ctiiibl at thu list e lee lion was convicted eblerdii beforu Jtistlcu Steers In the iiant Street Pollu ourt of bbnultlng Morils llurwlt a Jiwlfji ncddler b pullln bin whlnkfrf and waw Hind 1 Ross Mooiof roitleth btuit and Nuw Itrecht avciiuuwus also lined til for taking p irt In thu asnnult S B coa to Iny for IliPiiUIni I MMIIII Iavv Jiitncs 1 itpulrlck a butt lui doing biislnpis ut Moth klnel nnd iBlith 1 avenue obtained a verdict foi b 000 in the Mipremu Court boforo Judgu lleiuh csterday against William 1 Kuieliau 1111 tlniiiiim s for aoault I tmtlck wi S tlut Renvhuu etruck him in thu fuco uud brolu hlb javft WORN BY W11EELWOMEN itVAHYMini cottiviiita TO aa Ill JtV 011KAT VARIETY One of the Intent Him n Hklrt Divided Cp the llacl Tliw Trollr tlet lor IlrcOni Hull AValntn Cnpi itud Hhot There Is no reason why a woman shouldnt wear A rcndymado bicycle suit I sho wants to The stocks kept on liniul In tlio large dry goods stores nru varied enough to null the most fas tidious or erratic tho richest or the poorest The Intoit thing In tlio way of a skirt has Just been Introduced by n shop In West Twentvtlilrd strctt I Inn a dividedskirt effect In tho back n hllo from tla1 front It PCcms to bo nn orilmnry tnllorinado o cling fcklrt Tlio woman who wears DUO of theio will have to tnko lessons lu dressing from her father husband or brother nnel ulus for liur w ha haa nouu of thciel for this nun skirt Is got Into just ns u man gets Into his trousers lliu under fcklrt ninilo of tlio tamo material AS the suit In huttmud up In front nnd the outer skirt Is fastened over thin by meant of a row of buttons on cmh Milt 1 he b ick has side plaits meeting In the tnlddlo at the waist anil the inlddlo beam Is Customd nil tlio wuy down to thu bottom of tlio sLlrt which makes thn adjustment lu mounting ex ceedingly tlmle Thu skirt Instead of hang ing onefifth on the right nnd fourfifths on the left sldoot tlio wheel falls cvinly divided ami Is remarkably graceful and modest both when the vvcircr it walking and when she Is riding A round blacr coat with During fronts Is worn with this skirt and leggings and caps conic In thu samo material lliu material Is an Imported pepperandsalt mixture and Is calculated to stand winr and tear and dust Ihocobt of Ihe suit Including cap and leggings Is 310 r0 A plump darkhaired little woman camo In to look at suits tlio Ilrst day those were put on Bale and from tho very first It was evident that thu was tiVon with tho new style hho talked cry luirnedly about w hat was essential to com fort and biauty In n costume and finally said to tho saleswoman How do j on net In this thing any wii i holdlne up tho skirt Tho woman explained and thu ulrl died PshawI Thats easy euoURh I guess Ill try this on bhe went Into n dressing room and presently those on tlio outside heard sounds of suppressed emo tion on thu Inside Finally tho saleswoman camo out laughing and holding her sides fol loncd by the girl arra d In tho suit leggings cap and all bho exclaimed us she mounted thi wheel In front of u big mirror Well mr brother tajn Its so much easier for n man to dress than u woman but for my part 1 think Its all from thu point of view and a mattrr of practice too 1 suppose As sho caught sight of htr rosy face and trim tlguru In tlio class Him smiled In a sutlMledwaandsald to her mother who was standing by I guosj Ill take tills inommtr Tho Duplex which Is a patented skirt finds ver ready sale although It seems a complicated nlTuir to the uninitiated Very full trousers which como to the knee and bag over nro Mneil Into the skirt ut the waistband lhe fcklrt can bu mined on both sides when tho wearer Is on her wheel by what Is termed a tiulle syHtem Brass loops are set about six Inches apart In a row on tho under tide of tho skirt from the bottom on both sides to within MX inches of tho top Through these loops a silk cord Id passed nnd it comes outsido at tho top and Is finished with a bilk tassel Iho rider mounts glv es her tassels a yank and as n man wf o navv onu of the apparatuses operated In a rliling academy a short while ago expressed It gets her skirt ulmost out of sight In no time hcnthissamo skirt is worn at its full length oi the wheel It is fastened on both sides to the long trousers by means of strap and button to keep It from ft Ing up In some of the Duplex skirts tho trousers uro made of percaline or home otlu r cotton lining goods while In others theyareiot the uutue material as tho skirl and Jacket In selecting a costumo there Is one thing that every woman stout or lean rich or poor should insist ou and that i that the skirt shall bo opened on the sides and not In tbe back Noth ing looks worse on a wheel than a placket gaping and awry Thero Is ulmoit nothing now In tho way of musts borne of tho latest suits have blouses but they ure not llkel ti take us tt will soon bo too warm to ride In authlng except a cotton ehlrt wulst A number of riders favor tbo sit glebreustcd Lton Jacket with box plaits back and front which give It the etTectof a Norfolk jacket Ihls style looks chic when worn with a linen chemisette bright plaid tie and Hob Hoy cap provided the wearer Is little und plump Iho stores have all brought out bright plaid cotton waists In tho greatest vari et of tlosuiid combinations this 1 ear in tho hope that women ccllau would take to them lhe lookvcr ga and preltv on the road but nru not jet vei popular llollcau blues pinks green anil lilacs uro moru In voguu hllk wnists aru worn ver little b vvheelwouienand nrei objectionable for several reasons In an of the riding academics one can al wuscomi3 on a group of girls talking about c cling Biiits nnd sometimes they relate very uniutlng experiences hat do joei think said one In a rather tndlgnaiit tonu to several others not longu o M father allowed me onl Slcl for a buit and I nlino t got nervous prostration trying to find something decent for that price and never did succeed very well Onuduy bcforu 1 found thU suit I went with onu of ni rich kinswomen to hi r tailors I nlwas talk to an bod nnd everbod and thn tailor und I fell lnu a con versation about blccle costumes and h told me that lots of women mam of them 10 jears old had him to muKo them suits at a cost of T or Slot and then never put them on their bucksWhat What do they do with them every ono questioned bienthlistil loll other women about them at afternoon teas 10 tho tullor told me vvas tho reply He tub those women take ono lesson and talk about their lessons to their friends nnd suy that the will resume them when thev return to the elt in tho fall and all that kind of stuff And onl to think of those handsome cos tumes Is Ing there wasting said a girl in a cheap Hilt ns tlio mounted her wheel Iho others blghcd e mpathetlcully and followed her example I hu mens hat stores aro making a big run at prchcnt on blcj cling headgear for women and while most of the cups und huts that they bring out are duplicated almost immediately for less than onehalf the cost they never have that air about them thut gives stlo to an article lhe litest HUinnur caps uro made of whlto crash or pongee 1 ho latter ure excccdlngl light und i ool and both can be laundered Tuny are made in iichtlng and tennis styles nnd nro veiy Inexpensive lliu regulur yachting eaps of whltu ind colored duck prom ise also to be popular on thu road during the hot month Ills utmost too earl foi these yet so huts and die 11111ry caps still hold thnir svvav new btv Uh be Ing brought out neirl every week i5Virul d ishlnglooklng lints havuattracted at tention on thu Boulevard lately lliey Rre blight nil having a Inm o Mmnter crown of ottoman silk coked up on the left side toward thn front withiiiills dabbed with black and a btruw brim Ilia ttnuv lum o Hhantors are alo popular with oung women and nre nearly alvviiii turned up with rosettes and quills Something cntlri Iv ne in the way of a cup has n Mift c rown turiitd up with wings imd a till vlor In front ihUeomt onl In black und Is imrtli tiluily ndipucl to older women Iho Alpine h it will alwas be lopulnr for It not onl proteciH tho faeo but Is comfortable und gcncrnll Incoming Homo of th Alpines lino vei bund brims nnd indciitid clowns whllo others huvo nannw rolling brlnu with hirh Mill trow n flat on ton I hey come in almost eve r linaglnublo color und In eomlitnu tliinx bin k and whllo ueliig thu most striking Most of tin in urn tiimnud with a bund of rib bon und iv locks feither lowe u or not to wear glovesseomstobou vital iin stio i with we men rider lnuo or doskln glovrs tint thu inol i tvIMi nnd eliirihlo for lhsi vvlici uhoiati thn glove mil vvhllo tin y uri vir win in t o ni irer will pi i hips bo icpild tm beiiii unu mforublo b having her liunds biiutlfull bli in hid 1 insiind browns nn tin preludingslimlcs loi tho roud and tht MI mo Mjlu thut Is u ui n on tlio sireet IH worn h whiilwoinrii Hiiintli t imitald b man lobe tli thiiiur for tin wheel in Ihiyinole t thu w i lets Iho nwjoilt of Aiinieii ridu without UIIVK ilcelarlnulhhl thi IIPIMI uwfnllj hot und It ix to delightful to huvu onus ImmU well tanned nil how NII chiiiLTis havo bu n mnde In shoes or leg r IILS within th part ru viciks lhe gnat inajoiltv Mofer thn nitu Oxford t lent Ihls feu fun with ligilniM to iiiiitch the billt DIIIIII h unnnt Mk n klinll to iho huei with rublir i olis or lo I Ho tin IOOIH Irouiht imispii Ullv fi i shilling Most of tin in pit fti Khoiriiihiml lulf u slu ton him II with Il iiiiltlh toes nn I b h In i IF ml ut vii Iml limit If mi In ftr i tur SIILII sH Unit tin n nul Irirn In pul il mine IHU il mil luji ill II lm w n lid lull em 1 in ulMilii 1 i vlire lid IIION II ilii lll I ilelirilr the NI ork lalirn unloni will Imn iv toichlUht pirule in il a HITS nuctlnc In Web fter Hall to tnoi mw nUht to e clebrnlei tho new llnkrrtSaiillitiv and leuhour law signed by HIV Morton on Mill I hn piradw will form it T 10 iiilml et Uii I llmuirj and iuurcli through tho enct side disliieii Ihe speake rxexpeeleel to nildri H thii imi line nr th He IlitluT 1m iei ihultiv c II iln id I Irof JMIx Adh i and members ot baker and itlur tindis lllllCJIlt lor Neirinnl ntle e Ilines An ex inliiiiiou vai begun at tho Normal Collige eflerdn niurniiiL for the inco of tutois In II c ti Ilikr ino three tiitnrfhli B aio orlh 5KUII rnc It pernnnum and nn Ine reuse of i 5 rarl until haa heem rctu ht l Ihe result of Iho examination will be un liuuuccd in ten dii 01 two wetku nisu or xicnoLAS nens The Ilend oftlie Rncilnn Clinrch In Ameri ca Orecled by III rrleit Bishop Nicholas ot the Russian Orthodox Catholic Church who M Dlshop of Alaska and tho Aleutian Isles bus charge of all tho Rus sian churches within tho boundaries of the United States Arrived In this city from Alle gheny cftcrdoy morning He Is on his way to Russia where he will rest after his labor of the past fire year Ho was met nttho 1enn hatiladcnot by Mr J A Bellokoff of 207 Knst Klghtcenth street whose cuest he will be whllo In this clt by A E Orlovsky the Russian Con uldencral nnd by several members of the Brotherhood of Su Nicholas The Hlshopwos Accompanied by A suite coiulstlngof tLree sub deacons and three boys The parly was driven to StNlcholaRChurch tS I brcond uvenuo wlicro the concrrgiitlon was waiting to receive the head of their Church in thU country Father Ualanovlteli tho prleM nnd Father Hllv enkkl a retired priest arrnj e el In thulr robes of ofllce received the lilshop at tho door rather MlvcnsU rend an mldriM of wol coine of which thu following Is a translation e tti rMtMSUh MOST Hi v LIUMI Illnlien Most ra lous Iustor and Kathnr In thenamo of all the OrtbtHlox Christians eif North Ann rlcn 1 makei bolel to giett Hire mint reverend pustor with the great archangels Halutatlon 1111111 Hnlltheol Hejolce 1 hevine planted by thy aimstolIc lianet In tho nun lnoiinl ol Ninr ork on thn fresh virgin soil eif thu New orld has taken vigorous root has stance fair golelon shoots and lorcate buds the prominent mo t fragrant blossomsnncl sweetest meislubunelunt frultaire And once again I my Hull HcjoiccThis vlnevnrd blesucd by tho dlvlno grino of tha Holy Uhost anil b tho might of th puvtoiul praers and Intercessions Isulreadv cllteheil and fe nceel and hasrecelviel aconseciattd guartll in and overseer Enter then Into tho Jo of tho Lord Wo pra thie mod reverend gardener enter th vfnoard nnd look on It Kruclnurl and again we pray then enter and cnjeij tho fruits of thy hoi apostolic and weunnoino labors of thv pastoral and futlierlv piaver by da and by iilght thy neverresting caret and rliorfs For It Is said Ihe laborer U worth of his hire iliter thin Into thu joy of the Lord and let thy soul rejoice In the Lord Ihelltsliop icave his blessing nnel responded brlerl to thu welcome and then went to Ml liellokofts house where aftei he had partaken of bread nnd salt n luncheon wax served at which most of the prominent Husslaus of this city weic present No regular programme has been mndo for tho entertainment of tho ItMiop 1 hi cvenlni there w 111 bo a vcMicr service nt 7 oclock at which he will ollleiate lomorrow moinltigat Id oclock high ma s will be celebrated b him nt the church for tho Ilrst time In New Vork This PCM ice will be unique ns tomorrow will bo the Cars liirthela and elaborate preparations have been made1 for the service In the evening nt 7 oclock there will bo vespers and thu same programme will be followed on bunda Bishop Nicholas Hn big heartlooklng man full bearded like all Hunblun priests He speaks very little hnnllih On account eif the great size of his dloceso with his churches scattered all over tho coun try ho baa been compelled to travel almost all thu time Last summer he spent In Alaska living In n canoe most of the time as ho went from ono settlement to another He is alwut fifty ycaia old and has been In the Church since bov hood Much to their Joy the Hlsrop has told his peo ple hero that ho will return to this country after ageiodrist He said that he wa going to pre ee nt to the Holy bynod of tho Chure h the ni e cs ulty of building a bandtome cathedral In New York and remov Ing the See from bun Irantltrn to this city on account of the rapid growth of tho Church tn the East He will tall for ilas ROVV on the Citv of Rome A week from to morrow NELLIE BERWICKS JlIItTHflATS Some Day Now Khe Hremi to Be 24 1 cum Old Some lln n 7 Nellie Zwlnge vvho played In thu Twentieth Century Girl under tho namo Nellie IlerwIck had an action on trial before Justice Lawrence of tho Supreme Court yesterday to set aside a mortgage she gave In conjunction with her husband for 15000 on tho properl IH3 East Tenth street In March IhilO and a deed of tho which sho gavu wjth her husband Sropcrty 1871 both to Edward Hulllgan slnco deceased She chowed that the was bom Aug 18 Ififil and she eleclared that thei instru ments should be set aside because cf her non age because she did not know what she hud signed and beeauso sho had received none of the consideration Ihe uropert was part eif several parcels which her husband Henrv It Xwlnee owneel at the time bhe married him In 1 8H The property was subsequent convcjed tn Dinlel Kohn who conveveu a half Interest to I awerblmon Kauenstein Ihey cl lined that he had burrud herself from such an action as f bu hael signed a pater fe r Kat7entcin before he took a conveyance of the half interest In which bhe had stateel that she was born Aug Ill 1 ho case w ent over until todu MITCHELLS liOVIiLE LIFE lie IXnd a YTIffe In Jfoint Or 11130 nnd Mlstreva la Hoboken Robert Mitchell a book canvasser who lives In a handsome home in East Orango with his wife and children was discovered citerday by hlsvvifo to be maintaining another establish ment In Hobokcn For two 5cars Mitchell has absented himself from homo on numerous occabions on the plea that he was going oil on business trips Mrs Mitchell at last became suspicious of her husband and on TUurida night vv hen he left homo to be gone for a fuw eluvx she followed him bho was astonished to learn that he was living nt 0T Adams street llotmkcn with n jouiiK woman of the name of UuMi 1eteTKon who was known as his wife bin alo leuncil that the Peterson woman had boi ne him a child a few months ago Ihe couple were nrrefteil estenln mornlne andl arrnlgnod before Recorder Mi Do numb Theywrrt committed for trial Miss ieteisou taking her baby to Jail with hei UIHtATTRJC ALUAfAC TIflO PIT Sun rites i 48 I Sunsets 7 11 I Moon risen 183 niuii WiTFiiTins ntr Sandy Hook 1151 Uovlnlonii t 37 I Hell Onto ArrlTeel TnuisDiY Mn 18 E Minister Ma bacli1anise n finnUle h CII or SI AiiKiisllne Cln Ulll Jiuknonillle hs IMoilte 1nrker Jstn eirliunit hstllil Domlnlem eoueli Il Immnil hull r Dhnei t Lolelnan Huston Harkllora ulsru saulieiruz JJart Lizzie carter 1J f r Muuranllla liur luter orrHalnsco Ilrjt Face jnrtlvi i ecr F Tolumbla from Ne H York nt Soiitlmmj ton illovel from Sew urkut lire nn rliavcn hi Kali r VllliHlin II from New V i rk ut eicnoa f N JUuhllHBI from Nen nrlc at Antwerp HH 1 1 trlaiia from New ork at IJn men hi Vlejliuw k from Sernr ork at IXID Ion ba U Sol rum Now Verk t Se r Orleans Fiiinnn Kit Mnnnhclm from Ciixliaven for New v ork pined Iruw le Iolat MI ejlyuiiiin from Men ork for the Mediterranean puancct eilliruluir MIIFn FROM FOUPiai relKTl Fs SHr li 5liil from I niutnii for Now ork s ei deiiliirhr fn in nn 1111 rliaven feir New v nrk h Hi riiiiuili frnm m i u tn n for Sew VurV bs V ruiti e I rum I emilcin for Si ork bs Trave fri u HoutliBuiptein for Ne t ork fiiiin fPOM ImmsTio IOUTS Bs Ni w Orle inn frnm Si wOiliimi fur Sew A ork Hi I I Horn lu Horn Orli ins for New lork s elt ul Columbia 11 om tnl 1elut Va fur New urL O ITI HH III 1 I ttrl cJill T rf rnpn llroean I ou I v I nil I U houlllKllr ChallPlOll J no I M lliu Cirui le Uruii wle t U ou f Min iutl Tn i KIWI InTouralne llavri 7 m v M in 00 VM 1 u iiiln I tiirjiiol U 01 A M U HUM vv rrii Uiitim h oil M lu on A M r lu iriiilnin Hovit riluni II 01 V M 1 u 11 M IniMln eilnnn II oil A M I IX I1 il Ki in me i Havana to III vt I lulJl lnUUli Irlnei KliiKMon I nil r M it mi I M Nlvla Niunmn linn I 10 on V IH Illl M Iuri I irlu I m 11 i V M ltolli Alii fluent Mliudi 11 III 10 A M 1 OU VI J I Si il Sin lull ill II Illl I M liaiMaiia SIM i rlcain H Oil M IAUII i cnilvibtuii U OU 1 il hit UH un ui 7nii tj A Ua Sm thin Vlnj U will Unl I re IIH n Vi 4 u inuiitui viuy u Mn 1 1 u III Wuy a Ilillielelplilil 1 itliiie ra Mny It uli HMD no Mu 7 lUuueit uam uli Mliy U IroijuuU Jut khinitille May U JJktfMtKltlHJ Vlt IH sew Vorlt i SouiluMiii ton M v 1 1 1 Irurla MvtricHil May II Ma 11 e it of May U I olhla ciinlmr May I o Hull Mny I rlmliiU lililllei May 4 Alilmi iutvr tiii Mil 11 TH all i ci Hue m ill tla 13 iir HIIIIJ Viv 11 llnvro Inr I ni llhrnlur Mny S I I Hill Hill K 1 1 on ii I I II Mar Si t orli UIIH hie Voiuliltf lil 0 Fulila Mn men Mny 11 Vfeuelani Iloiierilam Ma lliiuu I Iv ll y 10 afc J NOBLE AMERICAN GIRLS GLoniiicATiox nr SIRS ATE TAX A AIT OO1 1UMhlonntile Society Olrt Onen VnJnMly AttackedItnrnit Tender Heart Kve Itehlnel rxiiomU Arms nnel Shoulder MUrortlinen IlrllittOiit 1 heir Good Trail Somo Ulrl Who Neeel Hold Bulk Were Mr Samuel JoluiFon put down to day In the midst of acollegu girls club or classical f society ho w ould nev cr tlaro to repeat that harp dyspeptic saying of his concerning wretched unldcadglrK said Mr Unto Tannntt Wood to thu members of tlio Profe sslonnl Woman League at Its meeting yesterday afternoon Mrs Wood was expatiating upon thn charac teristic sot theallaround American girl Iho average girl of today she continued Is a fountain of Ideas sho decs for herself IhlnkHlier own thought and Is very generally able lo express them In te rsi c onctsu English Mr WOK said she hid never believed la thu possibility of a I ilsy Mllh r untlljsho had met hci In n foreign land Miu described her ai n voting iKjrson who lelicvv hut little about her liatlro land nnd who had spent much time in otlu r countries whore her know ledge of foreign langu igus was taken for wisdom and her bad man nerd taken for the prevailing characteristic of American girls To tho mirepresentation of soinu writers Mrs Wood declared was duo th fuel that many fotclgnrrs wero firm In their conviction that the tjplcul American girl was loud course und even hoydcnlsh In publto places 1 havo never snld Mrs Wood been nbl to discern these n inibypnmbv bciiUnu nUJ vvciikmlnded girls w ho utter society nothing b incanre und talk nonstnscwith tho gllbness of welltrained parrots I havo studied our young womc n ns a bookwormdc vo irs his books und I am convinced thut the vain frivolous American girl Is the minority nnd a very email minority at that Even In tho fashionable swim of rushing growing Western cities sho Is sel dom found At our national capital w hero tho cosmopolitan naturo of society would lead on to expect frlvollt of tho most potent typo th fnslilonnblo youn woman visits hospitals reads to thu sick poor belongs to a bhakcspeara clnsi nnd finds time to continue her studies Under all the conventionalities and even be hind e xpobrd arms and rhnuldi rs I havu found warm kind tender hearts rend to be ruled by wibii heads rashlonuhlu society has been un justly accused man times H Is often only a thin veneer put upon solid mateilal Mm ood cpokcof tho strength of character displayed American girls and women under biiildcn changes of loi tune I inaticlnl failure Bald she frequently khliuvieckn men but HO percent of our Ami rlcun women will seize tho outs nnd labor bruvcl against wind and tldo One could vvrltuv ulumesupon this subject illUb tt itlng each pago with borne life sketch Da vein not ull know bisters who have educated brothers b the steady work of their needles fun vou not point to mother vvhobo very heuttn blood bus been coined into dol Hrs In order to bend their sons to collcgcf Huveounot met tho girl who has snld father could onl nutid one of us to col lege ft 1 in lstcd nn brothers going while I helped nl home I question If In ull the vv Ida world belch HII nrmy can bo found of men In high plices who havei been ulucated by women w ho hud to perform hurd labor to obtain tho necessary mono Would that I might add tint biich bolfabnegation hud nlw uya been fully appreciated Oui American woman ut her best Is fearless Iheru Is a class however born In this land ind v et not einllrelv of II that deserves our consider itlon 1 heno ure the children of weuk and ambitious puientH who havo mistaken notions of plucu anil power Thesegirls defy thu proprieties of life and aro generally tho daughters of men who have suddenly acquired wealth without u een o of the responsibility wealth brings 1 her aro tbe girls who disturb us In our concert rooms who make eyes at voum men on the street and talk of mushera und flirting 1 lieso girls nro dungcrous in any land but especially In our frcu America Iho society girl has received more than her share of criticism If a girl has hud thu benefit of judicious homo training boclety will be only an additional power Hhe U prepurcd to detect Its shams nnd to value its Intliicnce If sb en ters it early In llfo he generally becomes tired of its fashionable round in lime to Buttludowu to other elutioi lvcr man and woman who believes In an exalted womunhood must feelabenso of anxiety concerning the class of gli Is who go out to work for their dull bread Many of them lira ad mirable girls true thorough and well bred but thvlr dully llfu brings them Into contact with girls vv ho aro Imperfectly trained ut home or not trained at ull lhe chief objortof far too many of tho latter Is to get enough to eat and drink to havo pretty clothes and a good time They are upt lo upend leisure hours In walking lhe streets and this Is dangerou Our w orklng girls clubs nro doing a uoblo work but wo need ten where we havo one e must give the glrla their good time in safe places Inacertaln city where several thousand girls are employ ed In factories It Is quite the custom for thorn to throng the principal Htrcet on Saturday nights and the low jest rudo rem erL and daring fet mlllarltvthut cunoehcen jnr piiufully upon nny one who thinks of tho outcome of ull this Itli our stlraulalliig climate our enlhUBtasllo temperament we need holdbacks and curbs for our girls and bo s too und not wlupsnnd spurs Ihen MrH Wood drew an attractive pic ture of nn ullarouud American girl And Mr N said Mrs Wood tho world Is before 14 5k her tho professions ure hers to cliooio from and college doors stand wide open I I 41511b All these grand opportunities havo corre sponding responsibilities attached Men are already appluudlng thu American girl wher ever sho succeeds Our college record glow with her achievements You mar laugh if you will at the unconscious egotism of a college girl you may deplore an occasional assumption ot superiority or a little masculinity of manner In Isolated cafes but when thocol Icgohrcd girls bike their dlbclpllned brains and hands into a homo It H a heller home Domes tic scienceIs helping in tlie revolution Cook Ing schools nnd kindergartens ure clolinr moro to Christianize the world than large volumes of dry eBsas or sermons Our American girls aro embracing ull their opportunities Lot us say from our hearts Joel bless and keep our bruvo American girls POSTAL CAJID DVKS ILLEdAL A Nyaelt Carpenter Tried tlmt Tfnr oCCoU lectlnic a Ilebt Arreited Jcraldo Mnlornm of Nack was arroitcd at Tuxedo Park by Post Oflleo Inspector hhopp on Wednesday night for having violated tho postal laws He was arraigned bcloro United Mates Commissioner bhields etterday A few weeks ago he Ilnlshed some carpenter Ing work for T A Du Boif a contractor living nt Demarest N J and SK VI was due to him ho fcii n for labor He cxpl lined that after re i li peatedl asking for lliu money ho got exasper ated und wroteu demand for It on a postul card i at tho sumo tlmo threatening legal proceedings iiguiiist Du Bols Commissioner Shields udiourned the exam ination until JUIIK ID und released the de fendant In his own re cognisance i n li M Soothing hyruii for children V j tn II INI rtii llnnumi rid nen Inflammation at U f7i IKVIII ilneuriH vvliiiliolliillurrliuil Sfiet a bottle i s XalUID HllltAVOii May 15 1atrloV H norm I I iinornl from tils lute rint 1c lie i 3Jel It Hatunlay May IH at 1 PM Interment InCalvary F1VYNN At liln residence 1 I Dale bl afler a nhort Him on llomlay lny 11 Jmi n 3 Hyim 3i l m ail i art beloved f u of ilrirj ami Timothy Hjnn Hclulhri anil frl mU aru n ipeetfiill liivltdl to Hie ml tlio funeral from his lati reside aio 1 rlelay Rtl I M Interment In Calv ary Cemetery II III n sf On ThurbJi MI ln at hU resMeno 1 J I iiki 4 11 st John Ui liron native ot llumcom moil Ireland In bl 3th yejr Jiiiicral haturla May IH al 10 A 11 from Bt Amu s Iliurcli lait4iiUI StrlllltMVi r miel lenly ou Wednesday me ruing al hi r rcuMence 1S2 eit TtU u IsillKllubeolt MelUirne ilni rul 1 rvlmon Sulurtay May 18 at 11 13 A il ill the tlMMiaio of the huoiil 1r kliyli rlao Imrci Ml I llitonn Train have s Vent2M ht il i Id ami h niili rff it at li 12 A tt 1 rfencli n n n IJIM su il not to ceml lion i m Hill V AIM CMTIONOK Hi MIT KIIU vrt yiemti r of this till Utlim are lien by nuilllnl lamest at 9l71llc nnnni n rrae e Ton or lllll btaten Iilanil tills IrMi at 10 inlet A M to pvy the lait t rlhute of re u ct to ou r eltcc lueit member 1 linothy Mica ROII1 UT II hOONEY 1reilclent HUNCIS HAOAIiOHN 1 H l TO 1Chnlih nly at bin Jote Cal on Mar II isjjl rllm third daughter of Orvllle J Ld ILo Uu MettaV l lor intltu of funeral hereafter 4 11 001I N t I Ill V Itltllli t V I VIH N JITM VV 4111 HlKi l KXIIK VI the leiellni 1 uroein 11 nupi r onn p rloil AM U for bale li thu lutiriutluiinl 2stiMcomp4uy ba auel bd l uane it Ji Y cue door cut of tlr Jvraj

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r4 r S F1 THE SUN FRIDAY MAY 17 1895 r TENDERS FOR STREET CARS mOWN JIT antAT VARIETT TO ina I ALDEKUEXS COMJIJW Tento to He Mnda for Nlaclr Dy lit TwrairctKlith TwIiit7nhith rltrtro A Mhorlatop nrnUe Alao IB lltmund The RftIIIOfl4 Committee of thoHoaril of Al dermen gave a hearing e terday to Inrcntora of llfeMvlnff fenders to he uscil nn cahlo and t trolley cam The reform Bonrtl Intend tn pats I nordlnrneo mnVlnetlio uw of fcrnler oblleti tory upon rallroml companies nml a err nt tent nf InrrttlRAtlon hat Already been made Into the relative merits of Innumerable devices Ber ral weeks ago it subcommittee wont to linltl tnore nnd exnmlnctl the twenty kinds nf appli ances used there In a preliminary report nl rsdr made the committee expressed the view 5

S H r MISS Munnor AND nrn rENnrit that a prlmo requisite xvns a wheel guard or sec ondary fender tu pick up an body missed by the cowcatcher In front A practical competltlte test on n railroad In actual operation was chat the committeemen especially desired nnd n trw weeks BRO an op I portunity was thrown In thclrivny Assistant Treasurer Conrnd N Jordan who Is President of company controlling a patent storage bat tery electric car naked permission from the Board to make tests with It oil theunused tracks on Twentyeighth and Twentyninth streets the content of the proprlotori haxlng been ob r k51 I 21frs L w3Yit AtDFItMEV STUDXINO MFFSAVINO APPAltATLS tainel The Aldermen granted perml son on condition that all person desiring to exhibit car fenders should to allowed to do so on Mr Jordans curs The tests of cars and fenders r will begin onJunc 1 and continue ninety dass Inventors with nil cuts and conditions of models itndotlu rqueiir tiaps under their arms irowded Into the Common Council chamber When I iu hearing lctfiin eilerdoj Sornn of them hod track to mil their cars on and thee 4 liad to be laid out nit n number of table OthtM WITH provided with luui of Mind miniature c log and llttloftulfwl leather men which they Used aiobitruclioiis in illustriitlng the opera tlnri of their nmchinei Duo icrabcardcd old Inventor xvho wasnt irnIdid itha track had t tu bend himself dou bio and trot along the Alder mens floor crrarclv puihlng hit toy cur with nno hand while Alderman Hobiiwm obligingly held a manikin for the tender to scoop up tne of tho ITlilhltn wui a fullflzecl fender of th9 kind used on ntuu of tho Newark trolley roods Itseiroed to 1w reps thu Aldermen very favorably The fender itself was made of steel rprlims nf great resiliency and ran about eight Inches clear uf the round tndernuath were iiillir Ifnlxidy paseU under the fender the lender would rise enough to pss over It and a secondary fender neur the wheels would be automatically lowered f the ground Another exhibit WHS the I men linn of a wom an Mlas Marguerite Maldluif xvhoexulalned its cotistructlon to the I Aldermen One of the Breakers said that his Investiga tions had convinced him that whll a fender S was requisite It was elso necessary to have a brake that would stop the car qulckl ho he had invented one f nome nf the fenders were 10 arranged that as noun iw they were struck by a falling body they would recede cjulrkly forsexeral feet thus over I coming tn somu extent the effect of the advance of the car Many of the models exhibited were 2t nf contrlvances alleady In use In Philadelphia Orange Tro and elsewhere Alderman loodtnan who was Chairman of the subcommittee that went to Baltimore pre e tide latid asked Questions He told the exhibi tors thai If they would have practical fenders made from their models they would havo n chance to show what they could do on and alter S I the flint of June He also announced that a sup pletnentnry hearing would be given next Mon day on the subject of shortstop brakes I SIR ICOtTXIZXS THUSTEESllIP HU ComplnlnlnK nrotlirrlnlmw Called on to OlTO Iar lcul ri i In an action brought by Beverly Ward ft real J estate dealer to remove his brotherinlaw b Luther Kountte the bunker front the post of t rxecutor and trustee under the will of the plain tiffs father Montagnl Ward and for an ac counting of tim estate Mr Kountzo moved yea j terday before Justice Ingraliam of the Supreme Court for a bill of parlkulars of the charges on 4 which it Is ought to remove him Montnenle Ward died In 1870 naming hli wife Hutan n Vard and Mr Kounto as execu tors aud trustees Mrs Ward acted as such up to her death lu isiil Tno tvlll provided that i the wife fchould luivetho incomu for life of Slu 1 liun In lieu of dower it brother Matthias Ward i 4 of rialntield tho Income of S5IIOO for life nod Mrs Jennln le Orni n Whelp n ii I similar bequest 1lii I residue was to be divided Into HI many parts iw Mr XXnid lied children nnd each child na to set the income of a part L for llfo withremainder over tn itis lesue On tho decease of hut life annuitants thoie prlncl 1 d pals were lo be divided HIIKJIIL the chlldrun ali L soluttl I Mr Kountzo says that the estate has Increased under his management that ho has regularly I jiald thti Incomes and that he ha l ent utiun books III hIs trAIiucttiii for those Interested to vxatnlUB Ho aayv tint none ot the beneficia ries are dlssutlnlled exci lit the plaintiff and pet haps tini ilalnttts children He aj ho has I done his xtork without taking out the usual t I commissions 1 Justice Jnpraham decided that the plaintiff C must give particulars of the aliened acts lu hoi tlllty to thu beneficial Ion 2 L Local COBimtrce WiinU More Water Front s t Secretary Iantcborn of the Iletall Coal Ex change told the Dock Comuilsilonera yesterday I that their department was slowly driving nil local commerce away from th city by clxlng up the whole water front tu the big railroad and ktMmshlprompnmes The Hoard appointed Daniel Harry formerlya laborer assigned tn clerical duty at ftlOO a year I tobt s clerk at i SI00 Itlehaid I 13 hoes xras I4 H ppolnted stenographer at 3u a month T i CARPET T i mat 326 7th Av I RUM NFAH S8TH ST GLEANING I IE Telephone 1IW3 I I nHlli st i hKNI OH ClltCULAIt 4ILT j S 5 1 FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE SUNS 9 I AHVllflIhlJIH linXSCII OKHl rt HVVJ lltKS lcTATri AT 80 EAST 125TH ST f miiruxx i ANTi 1265 BROADWAY NKAIi UD t T I I Gem Duck Rubber Solos Soles hero That Cobbler uai1wetmUh Were thoc boilJcr and turn nut thott and rf pairs rirY month Tacti J put rf felerterl ttock uir ranted And made on scientific princi ples by pcrficl methods The Regal 3 Shoe Sknleq a low mice but stye fmhh and quality the hctt One hundred styles One price One quality Tlir IPCl1 Broadway 1 IH 291 roadway 817 rulton Ct Brooklyn ro ton Itrrokln lnnldence Baltimore I I i1itimuib XXurhlngton Frclcr lliockton Mars FIXAVCLt 1 ANI COMMERCIAL New Torte Htoek icb inceRule May 1O US1TEI BTATM AND BTATr 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K I Ills 14K 1811 14 14H I1IMI XVh A fj E pf 4 U 4BV 4I1W 40 47 lIt SVeet Un litef 12 12 1 1i UJi 123 Total sales of slocks were 11131180 shares BOSTON CIOS1NO QUOTATIONS 11 W Aicil Dili Aie4 lIes Ahtflhiythl113 SVeetghetr 8114 54l lbs ft Maine lOll Uikt lnl I Il 914 23 Cent lIars III l line t Ilnit 41d 47 Chi June com tH lln lie ft Hot 144 11 Ill Tltlti pr 104M niDicnl A llnla 2H1 2110 S V ANEpf 7H 711 Osaoln 87 27 MeTtVnt4s nn 4 iiiltsloulm Mln lid I I lun Otil Colony I7U I 17SX TamarackJr 10W 17U Am Hell Tel117 lllh At T I A HFe4 74 74W lItu tel 37t rH AiTisroj 2n4 noiJ rilllADFIllllA IOSINO qUOTATIONs Dl i Atifrtt Jllil Atlrtl lehlghalley 117Th an MitTraet 111i4 0it14 IMI Uk ECu 4754 Tof VJskSs lilt bn IcnnKU SM tXTs United 11 Co 70J 71 IhllKTract Nit ij HV XVelbhOCo 44 44MJ IiO Trait tOU HI5 rlee H Hi om il Klcctrlc Tract 73iJ 74 UhllaT HUhta 40X 41 CllltAIIO CIOSINO QUOTATiONs aid iti niii AIM AlleyI llii flU I Ve8tI I5i 1014 Am htrawiid nn 8fl141N V niscult mi Bl tanal ADock OIM ll4Ij NoChMt Hy2n 2uH cityHallwny3li Sis MreetiiStCnr IA DiamondMch 1JOH lill Ixvchl it IlliJ I21H lATEST IOMION QUOTATIONS Atrhliion stt Northern Iac pf 23 Canadian radfle nr Ontario ft XVest lli Erie common 1Ii4 ivniujhnnla 54V Inc vd consnlft 71 Iteadlne HSi Illinois ci ntrai n I lit FAlli I M ICamft ft Texas IBS South lly 14 akeHho 14IU South Hy pf 40 t loiiftSnli fill2 XXabashpf 1UW N Yteulral US Union Jacinc iai Norof A XXpf in TncnsDAV May 10 The character of n large proportion of the re cent telling of stocks was thoroughly exposed today when the trading In stocks at one time assumed tho appearance of n bear panic The market except for moment of hesitation at tho opening ivite strong and active throughout and none of the active stocks with the excep tion of Lulled States Cordage preferred falkd to score n greater or lea advance on the days transactions Aa Vance exceeding 1 V cent xvere common unit H dozen active stocks closed with a net gain of at least C V cent while still greater advances were noted In other cases The total dealings exceeded 400000 shares the transactions were very well distributed through the list and lelatlte strength and activity xtere noted In the bond division The market closed at nearly the best figures of tho day with the bullish sentiment thoroughly revlxed Scarcely a trace of the recent reactionary spirit vrai evident and the precipitate retreat of the recently created short Interest or more ex actly a poi lion of It showed the frailty of the convictions upon which the bears huxo been procedllnc durIng the early pnrtot the week Todujs market showed the liquidation to have been overestimated the continuous absorption underrated and that the recent foreign liquida tion by no means meant a permanent with drawal of luropeun support from this market In eliort the stocK market was a complete re versal of yesterda eund the changetras wrought b the announcement of a single piece of news the ale abroad of the rcmalnuer of the stock heretofore held In the treasury of the New York Central liallroad Company Time trans ac lion was a fresh reminder to Wall street that tho bund syndicate Is still at work and more over It removed from the situation a con tingency that has long hung over the market namely the disposition of the stock in question Apparently an almost equal effect was produced on the London market for American tharc for after showing n continua tion of its recent weakness It became strong about the timo the local market opened and foreign purchases were again n featuru of the dealing Tho strength of the market was further stimulated by ft weakening In sterling exchange in the afternoon and by rapid ml innccs in the grain nnd cotton mar ket This might appear Inconsistent were It not for the fact thru the strength of the other markets appeals to bo due more to revived speculative enthusiasm than to the statistic by which grain and colton prices are commonlv measured At any raIn there Is I nt tint present tlmo little reason to doubt that tho countrys harvests will In the end prove entirely eutlifactory New York Central naturally enjoyed Its full share of the general strength adxanclnu nearly 4 M cent and closing 8 IW cent above jcstoi day Notable advances were noted also In the l C 1aul Hock Island and Northwetern advancing 2tl 14 and SJi ij l cent reipecttxely Other pronounced gains took place in the VanderbIlt rnui of stocks besIde that noted In New York Central The Industrials were like nlw strong with tho activity centred In Sugar Itetlnlng il11t tllliig and Chicago Ciai In 1 the last named thu strength xx as duo to the announce ment that the Irnntnge bill would be taken up ngam In tho Illinois lcplslaturo next week nnd that time chances were fair that Iho measure could bn niiaed over the inter tIers veto Thu prcxnlllng enthusiasm was nut urully lndln rlmlnating In regaid In purshasrs Further gulns were made In the bankrupt stocks time only hope for XThlchaiospcci re nrganltitloni of tho pniperties behind them 1 his last hope of reconlllnn brings with It tho certainty of a se mcnts iililcit It might ho nup Iond would make speculators xxary of com jieting with each other lo pay Final enlus compare with those of yesterday ns follott is Vai e V1l2 tai Atrlt 1 a s It 7th Ih nrtti Mn t54 141 Aillir Cot Oil 211 hIll hisrIk 4 V 4 t1 Ails lOig ittt 1 I0T I 174 orltlwI 11111 115 lIll I Ill Il1W Uf 1111 I 11114 Ni it thu l 7 tIllIditu i0i o lao 211 ii4I i iinadlan Inc Oti I M iNYieui inov 1011 c c o K hi i 4i 40 iNYftNU h 41g 42 i 1 II 5 7 l lIt NI h 1 Intl Ill 11i tilled hi i0h L3fy ijinaha om l 1114 l5e I on Dan 14i HI Out A West 1H ltj thesAOhlo 211 If art lii Nail 2I1l 4tL Chcunlu 71 741 httll Pat Car 1 7 lii I 7I Del I A XX I MIS I HUM P KckkUlniid I II7I Iit1t IHIAHlMl lu I 111 Heiilliu 114 Itli lien AHllpf 47 41 4 M IuUcnill ot t Ills A C r Co JJli ht H bl Iaul imi 1 ill 1204 hrlo lili l111 hoilll H 14 I4i dentIce N4 Mllihiiiltn ly pf htllij7 4Ils ht I Nor iif Ul I I bill I taao l 1iiemV I 2I4 II HiMkXal Mi KtUJ IrllllC IK I H 9844 I 24 Illluols Cent tllT I tlC8 Inlnn ljnu I 1 Ill Kllll 1 A tea I7 I7i I IM I I lord tt 0 KunMexpf MI ft Usl lord pf H I lolldANosh ri l fillikl I Sl eittll KdiS 21U LaSt aliira Nil I47t I S rath I pf t il tu I lAXXut 2114 h VuUttlinm MS II IINXVpf I 77U fHlillVXalM pf i Ill I ifll Sinn Con 11041 lIT oi i In ll nnl in Mlililknndu I01I I I I IdViUlioil z 11 I II It I I Ii Mlk ourl lae lihi il 4 U Ii l t 1 K iir 47 IIj NalUud Jl 2 tI4 doxcrnmcitbonds I t llyHt iinchnnctdnuo tutloiis linllvui hiiiidsitnuiaiid HCIUO fillS feature nor llrooLlyn XVliarf nml Vnruhousu ui t hcsnpcuko mid lihli 1 genera 1 4 his tlilcako huh North Iac Illr Utb 1 T I II I i I olorncHi Mlilhiril l I st tl KllllhllS IllcllIC I iun cli Ill IUIIIHVllir NlW is I Ilalty and IiI Itag ueiierilB Missouri Knnnis und IHitorii lis 2 I iim 11 rIo mid i rstiTii It i 1 Is lrioii I ill P lIlliftl i5 IltlKbuicli I I and Vett vni l st ts llii i I liuclu XXcsliui I iKtu I Kin An tinlu mid Xr Uiiis lasi I In I southern iCttil till As I Ii lot Iitllli Ilonxtl I und t iuU I I MX I nlkil t Muci 1 t OMII CO iMh 1 t I cit tl1ttt Voitiurn Im ilk Oiisoii r linrl liiic liemlimi Nt louli rJiitliwt ttrn Ttxits 1iuillc Lnloii itillit ntid XX Ucniioin Ct utricl lomici Thu IIIIDO I ntimurt Ito net aclxniiciK weie In I Atchl I MIII Ih 14 V rent tu 74n und Ms A li tu ht n Ltruoklju Wharf and Vuro L I home 6 U to 101fl4 Cbesapak and Ohio general 4H W to 80Mt Chlcaeo and North Vacifla Itta T fL M to 47X Colorado Midland Juts M to 73M Kansas 1aclflo console H to 7i3 Louisville New Albany and Chicago g5fl erals K to TlVij MIssouri K an sat and Eastern lit 8M to 024s Northern Iaclflo Sdg o 1 to 10l consol 5i H to 40M and conlol da T II H tn iO Ontario and Wettarn U 41 t toOlH Oregon Short Line Os TIt 1 to HUH and Union console T II M to I iHt Oregon Imnrovemtnt 8I H to47KPltuburBi and Xe lcrn Ills 1 tnfUM heading let preference Incomes INi to 803 sd preference Incomes Ii4 to SiM Hlo Grande Western 3 its Jj i toTUl St Louis i1011hweslertl IstsW to 714 and SMa 1 to JITJ San An tonioand Aransnn InsnvlBU to OSH Boiithern Kallnny ts 94 toOIW tra Incinb hids M to niU Union lncint gold tie C T N 1 tons and C T 4H T It MS to 41M tnlon 1nclflc Tenvcr and Suit luts M Io40 U S Ccirdago I Pta 2M to 47M 1 3 VIirniiin ontral litii i to 37H anti lots T I It MH lconttori7H In bank stocks fl shares nf Knit Hirer sold at iio and II shared of Hank of Commerce at 1H3 Commercial l price of bar silver In New York 00jr uhf silver In London closed nt 3tld Money on call liftlm V l cent Time money Is quoted nt 2 V tent for sixty days iJi i9 cent ror four months unit i V 1 cent for six months on Rood inUcil Stock Kxchnncocollateral Com I l llt ilt dnr ed bills receivable at li ftl V cent choice ninKlenniiiDtinper nt JG5 y lent nnd good ut U V cent and uinrnrd Sterling exclmlien was weaker on the London hiDltiKof securities particularly the block of New York Central stoek Continental ex change UR also weaker Posted ft kin it rates for sterling 48UH i7S487 for long bills anti 488 for demand Actual rate nro Lone blll S48tta48H4 sight drafts S4871 and cattle tratmirs 4H7K Franc are itioted at lr04tilsji for Ions anti l7h01Ilj for liort lelchimnrks nsOlfi for lone nnd floir llM fur short guilders 40 U1U for lone und 40 oltl for short Domeitlc PxchnnRO on Now York Boston 17 cents discount Charleston Hujlne pur selling B premium Saxannah Buying par sclllnunt W premium up to Sonon 1lD pre inliitn for S5UOO and over New Orleans Hank IftO premium commercial AO cents discount Han FrancNco Hklitr ceiit3telcKraph fi cents V Sluo premium St Louis 00 cents premium offered at 7i cents Chicago fiOcentspremium The National Lend Company has declared n ounrtcrly dividend nf 1 4 4 cent on Its pre ferred stock payable June 15 The totnl amount of anthracite coal sent to market during the week ending May 11 wits 7H4IIS1 tons a decrease of S3 M tons as con pared with the corresponding week of the pre vious rear melting the output for time year to date 14411110 tons nn Increase of SSBODT us compared vuth the corresponding period of the previous lear The CheoapeaLo and Ohio Railroad reports cross earnings for March of 80llGn an In crease of SHM43B as compared with the same month of last veer and net S271183 an In crease of 3070o For the nine months ending March 31 the gross earnings ware 72103711 nn Increase of S1G7505 nn compared with time corresponding period of last year nnd net SS ISililHt a decrease of 35078 The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Com pany reports for April le rtf CAitiffr Net earnIngs557Iht I f97oOO Ine2l2fll Charges 4H7I3 fii70 Dec louao surplus 00211 i iiof uzsuo inc 32225 The lings County Elevated Railroad Com pany reports for the quarter ending March 111 IMS mi Changes Urosaearnlncs t43V37 181185 Inc VUnw Operating expenses ItlTaS iil4o Inc ftCOS O Net earnings TtOT BTa nTi77i Inc 4flTs7 Olhir Income VTV1 131 Inc 2511 Toul Income llfflCJ irtlflon Inc 4S73H Fixed charges VUm lioiST Die 1430 Rurplllt 2l4JcIcf JS781 Inc SOJOO The company reports cash on hand S0833 and a profit and loss deficit of S14889I Jlessra Morton Hilts A Co have placed In London through Messrs Morton Rose Co R870NOO of the 7 W tint preferred tlm k of the Twin City Hapld Transit Company of St Paul nnd Minneapolis at 105 f1 cent IncludIng tho dividend of l j V 4 cent paj able July 1 The receipts of the Cioxernment today were Customs 741H Internal revenue SmOllOl and inlicellniieous SJIllflS n total of SIJOO 711 The ilUburseroentH Includlni fROOOOO for pensions were lr 4H401 being an excess of expenditures over receipts of 345010 The net aglets of the Treasury at the close of business today as officially computed compare with those of yesterday us follons Vail i May it Gold coin and bullion IllillH HiU 117048114 NIt er liollari aiiil linlllon 2111 IBiTH illiMXfia Illltecl Mates notes 7Sll4ill 1 UOt7UllOJ Other afiieM In exoeol of demand llabllltlc 24C07UIO SS UII60D Aallat eah batnlu e In iluJlaKEOlit reser e ISI11D343 182800311 Money In London fcVs V cent Hate of dis count In open market for loth short nnd three months hills 13llXiHl V rent Time Hank of Knelniid mlulmum rote of discount unchanged nt 9 V cent 1 he amount of bullion withdrawn from the hank of Knjlaml on balance today iliKIOOO The proportional Hit reserve to Its liabilities Is G4U V teut against 11025 lust week and Il0Jtl V l cent last year Hullion In tho Hank of England Increased lunt week t8 000 and the reserx Increased 445000 Paris ndrltei quote 3 t iI cents nt 10U trance 47i centimes and exchanKn on London nt Jo francs U1M entlmes Hie weekly statement of the Hunk of Trance shows 11 decrease of 3JOOUO francs gold and an Increase of 1175000 francs bllver The sales of mining stocks on the New York Consolidated bloc k and Petroleum Exchange tcduy icre as follows alff V else Uprntny fjlglitst Ijouut toeing 4iniChr snllle ID 10 11 Hi ion con Cal ft Va 3 nu 2 nu s DO 2 im 10011 Iron Hlter S3 at Ki 32 JiiiiliiKlillle pj u in ii lOOOphlr 1 70 I 7H I 70 1 7il lUUMurraNetatla la ID 7u 70 Iota tales lUJO sham Fleelrlc HloeU notutlnn flos7o May litThu ilokliu quotations of electric stocks tuUa acre Blil Ailed Fdlson riectrle Illumlnatlnit 1UH llrncrii Hirtrlc 11414 S4W denerall ledrlepf IlicJ I j4niiii I iiiiaollilnleil More Hcr ice 2 1 VA eatlnRhoiiM Flu trie laiJ 141 XXYsllnclionie Llettrlc pt CiHi ort XVajmi Meilrlc IB fort WINIK riecllli Trust series A ftJ CU Tliomion MoiiKinn I rust oerles Ul 41j i lliuiiiboa llousou liust series t Uls C031XE1 CIA I COX 1EX a Catlnn IlnlU IK VanLiverpool higher aid AellTC inroptlliiilnKLondon rat lug is 11usd on the Hull tildeWUeiit Is cited anil lllfzher Ilcporta or Oamiiae C culs Demand at the West Tncnsnix May CorrovBone U to 10 points doling urni with sales of 131800 bales Iverpool 1 olvancecl 1 Sid ui tho spot with salts of 15010 bales futures nilianceil 2I poInts lint resoled and closei st lyat a net rise of Hj polnli Now Orleans was hlRhcr Man mills at Fail Riser New Ilcdforcl and Trovldenee are solrj aheail until next fall Dan Tal maJsu 4 CoofNeu Orleans report that rIce culture Is Increasing at the expense of cotton culture In the nit States ulslana and Texas Illving to the very tllclll lce6fllrrlcewhlcllp c allell tail sestn fomlon was reported to be buyIng cotton In llreriionl silver ilecllntcl Jvl Ihebnitisl Mates IreaMiry l defclt fur Ito llMnl year tod I lit etceeiU tt1fMUli00l HlurAhlill Rlil I A Co of rtmako salil lTnlt s sonielhlUK un forifceen ImpiienK oiii business rtlll Ie I us lhu as In l 112 Ifio seiiiuil liirKi 1 year lit ittir liUtor len Ifln la Improving Ixmlun iU3 111 Kelnrn nf ionliilein i ret artiil li nnrasltieta over the Chlni laiHii hltnailon luliUli ton oU hea Itepnrieil I I hat lusnlu is Ill relre Core One Nuts XorK firm sulli 1 I laere Is r nt iniiili ItlIplIst I Inn here lohJy I nr 10 MI lij lllIihlC n rrrlrj It u mainly a wHtlnK Ills 11cr A liinulnc Is lejulreil p lo bep It I ilitlleilu lue I limin lioneter am nol OK Bres le ew Orleans Hay in home inquiry inr cotton from lajmn 1 tottim liaektrard Iverpool I Mar inAiltame duo to reimris nf dci reused aereaKii In Texan London hulnr anti liei lei Manruriter fiiUlees Impiovement In itenernl hiinlmss In the Inlteit Stales helps cotton The Uuinlmy reettiiin for the week seer 73ono bales etsi Ill I Illila t jiar aHiut noun slilpnienln lo I I real Ilrlialn liooo rKilnn lull I last year to llm c oniineni a 11 I mmarfiuniii jDiiuii iaueur in I It lan ilieMtt I Tarns Hen Mead eund chaos inlet Houston reirheil IllS fairs nkalntt sino IlluI t jear The ItJirii from the pint Here lliVi I tn Orial fri tulll and HID to the Liintllu nt TIle Mullthern spot mnrkcli mru iulet and unchanced New orleima rixelpit tomnrrow estinistnl at lnoo I against 10J7 I lair sir Knot cotton here was dull AlliS unchanged Tfteie were no bjUs The purt receipts today were ili4l agalnm 3414 last 1151 limn far thin week JHI76 agaInst HM thin far sit neck Jiatchei Miss May IN Crop prospects unfavorable rifleon to io f tent decrease expected llornwill f C May 11 Crops planted up call dolnic well1 llalteston Tex ilay It5 195111 lookIng Padly Hull I lints AereaKii reduced Jo V cent In nils county here It waiprtviouny claimed hero troull Si no decrer A XX aco banker aa the crop Is not Immune well In that sectlou Home la May II XXH lime had too niuch raIl the past week partli laily KoutbweHt of us Owing to the warm eondltlon ulliMnii latepi toted eottou has shown unusually raldxrmlnatluu but on account of the constant raiiu ihnppiug out has been l dlftleult and fields are biclnnlUK to look tery grassy uuoil stands are being ieitritdund I I will become ueneral as tram ni lila wiaturr udnills of chopping nut Ou Dm iuih nf Marciue slate tlat in general belief Has the de rkeln acnuBu nouid not be more than vo f cent KiAHlhl les onternlhepronleiiow I think 3 V cent net na e Ii l nearer I Hi inarlc me future trading was Its IoilotTh rni0 JItultfft iMtfftt tJllfl Ma fl 1111111117 ii IN A lii i Jiiiou June 1 lUUsiliit Hill illr1 1J70 Ju y HiiHi 1170 1l ti ion Aunuit H74n73 1171 IIIU 621111 heplemUr H 7Hlll 7U H n li71 4401 OlloUr OH jllH3 1111 I IILS 411111 Noelitmr HHUIIH7 tlNX IIM lMiO lieiernbcr ii WKi iJ II UJ 1117 IjOOii JHiiuary i o 1171411H nun niij jhou flaiin 7linic70l 71 ul 1 704 loo 1 lnlnxs fKnftM Mot of the news here n ai billlUti lhcrpiHiMins liuher Hllh I lor ekpi t alea i ml rrpiiufriim 1ierii slated II I I nl nuiluii I ua hu line I nnipeculutive rteioiml 11 1 Ivuipco and IheConil I i I lunt tiers hll lag lc ri Tlie MUIII Carolina nnd North C rollnu ltIl rporl S eii imlllli a iliilded I illnilnntion 1111 1 I i li d in ihe I iiimntUi lo I im liruutht IntoslBlit I this t nrrfcltio iort iciuul huiolailirlv lien pretty small Ianctieer UAi better uhiat tind docks woru rUln Wall street was buying niton no rero the local stinrls and In fact eicrlblD comUlncJ to give time cot Ion rnarktt a stronger appearance today It Is Mid that a prominent arm will iWllrer S800 bales on June contract at thond of this iftrmth but If they should do to It Is declared that the cotton will be taken earo of A cool ware was predicted with possible frostS In North Carolina and Tennessee and his also had more or less effect One ot tile most cheering factors In the days news however was the revival of business and renewed strength In Liver Pcorru FtrrenwDeellned appoints on Hay and n to lOon June July August and rteplember other months were ItitgtitIv b tter The close was barely steady with Miles ot Kr300 haes liners was M f rino hlfnerfor tom months Hamburg WAS i up In 4 down the distant months showing the most nrmness The American warehouse dellrenes eiy 1111111 li Iilo was stead and unchanced 1 CIeChltIS ttlO0 shock Ziisooo Hlo exchange w 111111 nnad nneeof 1 Hid antos was nrm and unchanged reoelpts niliO Mm k SIUUOO Hlo on the spot Was dull and eavt No 7 lOc Sales 10110 mats Itterlnr Pidang at viliei Mo plcnl do at int i and U20 bin fcnlril Amurlcan on p t The future trading wo as follow si ttnnltii Sale Jllnhml Ijtirttt rln f7 Stay Mil I40D Illtm micvilnin June OSWI 141S 1410 1400I401 Jul 4iaot 14 SI 149 1 14AOtl4BX Sonlenibcr oOOO 14lt 14 I AO UfiOmM ftft October 2011 14 no Mini 141V3C11U I December hoe 1445 IMS 1440j l4 fit TODAXS ILATinii Thn seskness In llnyuai al trlbninble I toilillviTln on cuuiracti In dij of 7jlt1 155 audit Is MutHilihat rIo ttlIr Jlui iinderi will 101 i made tomorro for the purpo of torcliitf a Iliiuldi lIeu Its llIF months 1 1 his will tidiim It iisnid In spite of the tact that I the I Sley delliirvK biloH thu pailly I of spot enffee There w ItS 1101 11113 pnrllculari 5 I I II n v tI IlrneIllfll itcelptiwtro aninller and thn I1 fof Airll 15 cals that Mn neither hoi brrn fatorahlc ami tInt Icy rttelpla of neireniTeo wIrt predlrti1 ihonnh Iheiio would depend tiller nil S cry lat el nn ills llmnrei of tlanirs and fic low Tim ann 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hiiiili None for cxixirl Nn 2 red f o ft I nflont 5 i oter July No 1 lint iVie over No J rwl itlioii t lie under July Future tales IISUOUOO uuili an lolloni last QJlnPlg olreht Ittohtt ClOlng Mqht Mar nuu UUfc 7l I1i 7IJ4 illlt Jllit 7IIW till 15 10 71t 7liW 7111 Beptember 7DW 71 710 7aij 7sJ 7IU Diiember 7f 721 74 I 74 i 7N Corn declined Kae but recovered this nnd nil vanrrd h2He Spot iaI4 127000 buih InrludltiE 4H 000 for export Steamer fellow 5ie In tlnvator enrh uteamer mixed 5DHi5u f o b afloat or ttaHtotrr Juiv aninplfl 4 bite nlHc Ill pIes 1111 yellow 61114 u eletator Future sties lUSuOOU Lu ha follows La1 OpeIdllO Iwftt Iltgheit Closing Ni St May aijt SMC rn M 04 July s jj rnJiij r7 17 5I Nrpt mber5oJ Mi 57 3 0714 00 Oats advanced W to Je Spot Mien 2HO 000 bufh No 2 Hhlte UlUjc May do US UHIStc Juno do IIBivtaVJjc Nn 2 mlxe l 81t4tJIC do Ill poor order ICe afloat ungraded ilbtltc for whlt and HUUJc for n lxed No u mixed cats I34c to ar i he Future tales 50000 bush as follows 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Ilint ICielr Sorc sUIiC71lo 117915 42150 4103 115111 4238 4052 4210 4110 42110 4331 4178 41483 4331 LhthttCiR ST LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN R R GO ArknniiiK llrnnch 7 First Mortgage Bonds lime above 12400000 boiidn mature Slice lit 1R91 Time St Louis Iron Mountain nnd Southern Hallway Company lint decided to Iltend thsn lionila at the rote Of I per cent Tier 01011110 until luno 1m 1115 the present security and Hen lo remain In full force the principal Internet nf the extended lion Is lo ho n ij lila In gold Itit bonds lo ho dcenialle nt ally time at the option of the Company upon nluit dayif notice nt 10 and accrued Interest The Co npany hits maim arrangements with Mnmrs VermlljeftCo nnliehalfof a fjnilnto to purelian time honda at niaturll ty nt iar nnd In I extend the same on their account Steorn Vermllje A Co renervlns his right to lermlnaletvlthotit notice the privilege hereby extended tnbnndholdf rn nomlliolders who nlnh to nrall tbemselrea of tlis privilege may notify Messes Vermllyo t Co at one of their mention so to do and may present thilr bonds at The Mcreantlln Trust Co No 120 Proud way New York on and after April 20 1H05 to bars the contract of extension end new coupon sheets at tached A n CALCF Treasurer IVe lire now prepared to purehnce nt pci and accrued Interest to tniitnrllranr of lbs bond which holder may desire to cell rather thom to extend The option to ex tend te bond will rtplrr on Bntardny Muy 18tli VfltMIIVR t CO No itt and 1H Nansaii St New York city HAIGHTFREESE BANKERS ANt COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS C3 DllOADXVAY NEW YORK BTOCKH nuMIS ORAIV COTTON 1KOVI8ION8 Bought and sold for cash or on a marRln of ii to 3 pee cent commlsilon 110 VTrlleorcall for our 400 IAGE MANUAL Illus trated with rtllrond maps Blvlnir complete Informs ton of all HAIIHOXU and INDUSTUIAL properties Including highest and Inuest prleeii for it serleti of Ii I 3m ean of Mocks IJonds train and Cotton and also tuo rnetuod i of bu Ing und Helllne on margin ISSUrI OIIATIS AND MAHPU RFE JFTJH1UN1NQ TIlE FINANCIAL KE SPONHinillTY OF TIIK FIRM WITH trniCII YOU DEAl IS AH IMPORTANT AH SEIECTINO TIIK flUTIST HTOCKH Nenr York National llanklteftreneeiirurnlshed Twenty years experience laigeiit clientele mosl commodious ofQceii nest brokerage service UPTVN OFFICE 1132 1JltOAUtAY nest toPelmonlioa near 9thit IIIRKCT M 1 1C US Kansas Pacific Consolidated FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS The understffiiedmt the request of a Urge number of iou holder or Hue Conbulldatcd First Murncaije S Per del lloiulsof tho Knuwia 1aclflc Jiallway Com pan have undertaken to act as u committee for the iiroieLtloii of time bondholJera unit thu enforcement of tl clr rights It In to tile interest omit holder that u mtvlurltv lit these halide be deposited Iirotuptly HO that thecertlllcntcrt cnn be Hated on the Nrw Yurti Htock KxrhuadJUHUtl that time CommllleB can Hktt part IM the iiroc eU Ins IIOHT Inntttuiud by the Tructrrv looking to the fnrpvloMiire r the niortnrMKe and th ule offfOtue or ths rtiiirltle held as cot iHteral tor the bpneflt ot the Kansas Paeltl OHMollduted bondholderx A bon lhold i l Rrtement has be n pn p ret fur signature and lie pouted with Hi Mercantile Trust Company which will Issue 4ortttliaten upon deposit of bonds Copies of thtH agreement inaytieobtalmHl from the beoretar or from tlm Mercantile Trust Company FRKDKRICK J TAIP N Chalrmaa IOIJIH FITZtI FRALD TIIOM4M DENNY oJrviit AMIi 25 Itoetoc Mace IJEORGE r 1EiUItT4i St Lottlu 3 W KIIIEN ItOOStEVEIA COMHITTEK W KMLEV ROOSEVELT Secretary J i Wall it U bmOSd t CADWAI ADhU Co l line I Money to loan at 4 43 5 Lorffe or Small Amount Apply directly and Dare ezpenxa HTLEf f 65 Liberty St N T Offle J w Ctrart St Brooklyt Oraoe81 N E Corner 58th SLk Tth ATBI 153 Wcat 136th St NY CAPITALS SURPLUSS3000OOflL BLAIR CO Bankers 03 WALL MT NEW YOBK TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT Municipal and Railroad Securities Clcrttono nml Pcrtino DEIAWiUE AVII JIEDSON VANAI O3IPAiJ MXX Y011K May 18 1803 At a meeting of the slockholilers of the Delaware and Hudson eunal Company held at the office of the company In this city on fuosilaj the 14th Inttih folldwlnff persons were elected manager for been suing ear earIAMFS nOOSKVFIT ltllllUT M OIYIlUNT XXM 11 TIUISdJIAST Al KIlKt VANXNTXOOJID JAMIh A I100SKVHT XIKAMKlt n I OK II OltNHirB AMHiniLT tHAUKClX M DKlKV JOHN A SIPXVMtl IAX11S XV AIKXAMIKl IAMEK It TXMolt IIKNJAMIN lIHlIXXhTnil IIIIHAtK II VIUI1 A nd at a hireling of the Ilnnnl of Uanazem held this ilatMr IolxTt tl I Ol pliant tai unanltnoutly rs elected PriItit Ill order of the Hoard of Manager K l olxrilAVT t Secretary 7i HCKOK Tiih kn XIIIIK i COM J IAMSCIIAOHril OIvfN XAIaJ H i IMllTh annual miellUK of inn IIIH klmlili r fttiii company br the ciectlot of n I IIPIPu t mi I Inn t t ioM III the ccx S eleetlini and fir t rmmlIm Mm I It nn Ii Jft IiuIlIicti ainuj bHlirotuMi iHfnin I I iii Ii l 1llwllAb I llwll1 UJCIIIAI 4 r iw VtIItI CITY oil TiIIllV the 21e1 1151 alt I I fl i 1 A I By order of the hoard f Itlotlci rtIlflAM I IIIIitEMV8eertIl7 or NATUUVI AS TJLTT QFMK YutK Mae l ws fhe annunl mejllnt of the holders of Natural Oi Trust certlflcatfs will In In ld at olllSiUHX ll I IU10M HI 1 New York on XXIHJHDIY May Bli at naii i for II eelrclloi of tts l n i I riithLi and the tranuclloa of such other lunlnus ai may tome befom the meet iiis JOHN mHHSFXU itecretary frill TOsTiKISTIM AM rUDUSUINO AtsOf 1 1ION Ihtiannnil 1 elii Hun ut tlittIS of thlstv loci illon will U I liild at Its onlce 170 I Vmnil ntrerc Siu XorL on MonJi 3 la a7 BUS I from noon till 1 ni oVIol I M lIlt lo law nMulstlni mid elen lion Is lii fi lhl ot il TIi ii nnnual lection of iriuiee linn In unIt al IheuIi e of llm t aixixl itlon on tl londt pre nllni Ihu Iiilrtit liutUuy In May Irons lioniiri I i litmluekr i O1t2tI IONJV Xnvanimiii on fitrnltiirn or nn iilnv j I rut eu i n iiniwd i HH ii rnu cmilld nti JlllUVMJI 1UN XSI OlAltAMX III hi ui3t l fill rllltoa ro Kilt i 11 1 ift S tOtOG4 to loan on liiinil I ni I inorlke In I hums In uliI u i Iu uiul iir 11 in lntfri i Aitl lo 1 11 WKKSlXS l Ilinw 1 ilttLCc 5 5 riMIlT rilOI OK NlIIN ft MHOilxcKIt i diii 1 Imiilui In srchitntt trot itt orImlmi nisi Ir I l XMik ul VV7 Ltii M m thi city in Sun vrL l iliUdt dl ntii hi muliial iiinvm tir Niilni wilt nielti n I l iolf rMl t cliIvill I a tii K Hun ruBle In ltiiIls molt and VM I It toy nil m Ml Nr ubu wit eoutinuu Iiiu lm ln i t ut HIM auuv MHV AUIlbT bTJUUALOiiJfc Dated cw York Hay lu IsJJ if

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f if S i i r 1tl r Pliftl THE SUN FRID YMAY17 1895 9 Rl HEW WAY OF TRYING COPS fntirjstioXKn jtoosarBTr oirns C IltSM JOTS OF UOlS llt tn Onn trmt lie Sinks n Acnlnl Che Arcualntc Ilnnnda Oar Inln cmu and Allow Berce Koodjr Cn lie e the 1ollce Commissioners Diitle President Iloowult conducted tho trials of d Lnent poll mpn y tsterllay with the help I I Commissioner PArker her were rliclity eJKt on the calendar Including overM citizens Biplaln8 t tommlBtlonor Roosevelt whIm ha Ik his At nnnounccd tt he wished quiet lu ihi court room Amonu rurt the jwllicmcn trlfd 1 Thor A UibafI Amonj nt IhO Old slp htB011 who WM are nlined bat by Itoundsmau Tlchu of the Central rlcne Offlce ill lelt from post nnd In a raloon I540A t M I Mny 1 The roiimUman snld ho i thepollcfnll tl enlr the sll on followed llm I In nd called him Vhiit hMo you to lay to this charge asked prtildtnt Hoojotclt Ihlenlloosenlt l t In the saloon but It was on I f ilutyftns crfd MiUiaffy I went In after two men who I believed were trying to Arer of imugRled Boodn The policemans dLp8 In evidence w M put evllence Roundsman BUilds of Old alp appeared Wlnlt 1ollccmiin John T Mlnton whom e charged with loitering and being In tonvtrsatloii with clllrens for tw ntyflvo minutes The roundsman tftlcl that Mln rollccman McCnnn wero talking ton and Ioll mln tlklnK wllh two cltlrons Tho accused policeman MJ the conversation was on police business Policeman McCatin against whom tho roundii pinalFo made cumulnlnt was absent on sick IMVP and the ca e was adjourned for one week Policeman Charles Itecker of the Church street station was charged by Sergeant Hums with belnu eighteen minutes late a roll cal on Jl ar 5 Ueikur said hU clock at home lot out 0 repair anil cuuvd nls tardiness Pollicmati F J Clark of tho Leonard street a charged by Houndsman londrlcan wllh bellu cOIIan with awomau for tlttoen nlnuKsiiurlnu his tour of patrol Clark said the woman wns an oh friend and 1m did not think he talked to lonir Kounilitmii Jnhn McLaughlln of the Eliza beth street Mntlon charged Policeman Joseph Reltman with falling to patrol part of his post from 10M until Ul7 1 M May s frm 1 ask that this roundHnum bo sworn said the accused policeman When tho roundsman was srnlht pollivman made a long speech HciilJ he nml 130 dora to try and six cellars to Investigate on his post He added There hstbeeua number of burglaries In tho pre cinct and the Cnptntns orders wer to pay duct attention around this way There were tiro burglaries within a week On tho night I rot Mi lumplalnt saw two suspiciouslooking chtrACter and I stayed near Broadway to watch them What have you to say roundsman asked President llousivelt Plldenl at Kim und Howard ntreete rom 1035 until 1117 oclock before the ofllcer came Jong answered the roundsman Policeman Ucltman now said In a loud volca Mr Commissioner can 1 ask the rounds Bun a few questions You can Reitman who had several questions an a ahtet otpapir then asked Roundsman did you go over my pst I nai not necessary answered the rounds Ian you whistle In the centre and on the z i treme ends of my post 01 did nut I Un you know rule 04 of the Manual I I do I requires the roundsman to go over t man pst Iud wnlsllo In the centre and at etch end Mr Commissioner shouted Reltman I ulc that this case b dismissed on tho ground ttat the roundsman did not comply with rule B4 MUeltman started to red the rule from the lira Police Manual but President Koosevelt stopped hm That does not relieve you In the least said tht Commissioner You can make 1 charge tcnlnst the roundsman It jolt wish itellman said he would 1oUcemun jeotge V Heck of the Mulberry Itrecl elation was brought up on two charges bade by Acting Captain Uroo The Urn com ae latnt was for belne absent from drill The sec lad charge was that he wai absent without learefrom 0 A M until I 0 1 M 1 May i beck said In answer to the llm charge that he kru only a few minutes Into at drill and did not snnounce himself Concerning the secod com pl lllt he said hia wire died 1 few days before ud on the morning In questlou lie visited a a nlatlvea house where he was taken sick He Tiported sick by messenger at the station house tprte on tbo sick list for nine days Tho tomvuUnioiiers were apparently In mpathy TTlthtbe jtblm otllcer ana doubtlein will deal leniently Acting Captain Groo complained that Police m Plulin K Mahoney of his command vms atwntfrom duty at the Washington Arch Me morial parade II May 4 and that ho also tailed t report for duty after having half 1 day leuvu cl f absence at 1 A M May 4 The officer bald l ay 4 wa his day off and he had a half a days luctbe night be tort He added that he re wired no orders to be on duty at tne pnrndr and tbat IIH was not compelled to report on his dav ott after ho was away on leave repr I bus never ben the custom raid Ma lioccr and 1 will leave It to any Captain or bererant In the department Luiumlsionrr Knosevelt called up CaRt West errelt who uas in the court room The Cup lan laid it hud nlwu s been the custom tor pollremen eicuied to report except when they hod been I 1rnident Roosevelt Instructed Sergeant Groo Us to report nation to him n but had ben the custom in Ktlie Sergeants haY ben overlooking this Batter iloncr 1 want to find It outlld theComuilit Policemen PatrlCK Callahan and Thomas K Uonard the Mulberiv station 01 lulbrt street stUtOI wero thirttd by Acting Captain Uroo with Btumllnc In conrereat ion for thirteen minutes Both de tlared they talked on police business The two policemen tried to show that the charts had Men made unjustly Cnllahati wanted to know whether could make a Sergeant I complaint Mthout first Investigating It Leonard ad Inesthratli I ermine Mr Uonsevelt wild 1 be Commissioner 1 think will like to know whr this complaint was made The Acting luptiilnmust havo I motive 1 wish to Inform llieliiard what this motive was Two weekH to e were at drill Some mel In ills line marched crooked A policeman next to mo wu talking abnnt somnof tho men who marrlud cro K td l nnd iinotlier ortlier und myself beirnn 10 ifllithun I said it didnt malio any dlffiir ucean liiiA I how Uie men walked Tho Acting Jamam lienril nhit 1 all unu hn poke about lUromthu I Ilk Ho rnld Unit the men who Kereitidlfferent ought to bo left out of tho PR fWe but that he would llnd another remedy

CODlDlaillt Jneverrnext nltht he ave me a conversation btnnantGioo denied that ho had any motive in making the charges except as n matter of d l t A mBter Iresident Kooscvelt aid It was the duty of ever officer to olwy nil orders strict and that anr men nilibehavlng themselves should be re ld B a OICO llit Lommlisloncrs heard additional testl ln1 In the ClO B of Policeman William Wll t J of the Weft Thirtyseventh street 3tu ollho was charred with neglect of duty be jtn e a WJier escaped from his custody In the man Market Court on April I The prls riii rd fa rancl Murray who bad been ar rnied J0r larceny I Lawyer Luis J Grant ap clIS M coun el for the accused policeman ii elor procMdlne with the case President iW L ertd Policeman Williamsons rtc Son n ldence made Uon w bich nan overruled Lawyer Urant an objeo JW foody charged Policeman Wllllam Tl7 I lh winimniponiible for Murrays escape llrSS5t Jolle nian left his prisoner In the Ihtttrrt lbeolher prisoners whllo he welt to Wmi r I dt1 to make out his complaint Wi 1 lonldald the court ortlcers wero negll rnt reMdlt Kooeevelt said he wanted to UIreh lt SII wnte t UI In h eUIr Ihe W WRS oult IVtrefnL r ent lly testllled that after prisoners t OUI of Ihc len tey yretne OUB Ie of JUl Volcemen who arested them I tor J jcem 1 were lble cou r Suel 1 cOlequent repn I Uc ba Idvn vanfll tetmol t I rllarllo their teHtmon lb nil 01 Uce iJyrnesis tl mun 10 decide tleJ lillbl J fiirprliionrr not patrolmen com i JalUln Ihe ranks Mr llyrnea ordered the r lyrnos Cfl Sui watl l5alll WlllluinBon lhlneon rllhloloou i nal that nn Commissioner has a Jarktr Cechle that liftlon t asked Mr btllkft sill Koody I dont mean tbat uVljfDe 1 the man J look to leldi nl ltoa R 1 Ooseveltllked rihV4 I C that the Commissioners have I to rj I tM Cmml loner hnvo Poniihl tI II I1 out for themselves who Is I rt Pnl hi e or nould not te tlfy to Ilalpalrolmel olould t I alla len 11 Ihe uauul Practices In courlsV1 I pralces lad thi V ommt loner have 1 right certainly deerlelnl who wen un to fay that he t Cllnhlnt t Williamson by ill uln of alallst Vllamson I hee an f 1111 VucMt Aoy who inrostlgatnl Irlmau tiu llclaut added that what Io n il hatl t IUned to rcgordlnc his In relarln dutlc m ii flourt I F l IiJ wa lot tiue II l mfk MaiUir II Ile court hquad he said Wh i iim I to look Ollt for evr1hlUI Kolng on 11 alu ell 1 wr ehlnt m make a complaint llull j a 0 0 IIlllul lcOeo Rnd Polcemal II lr Parker According to your Sl w AccuflnK KSJ f Herent tbeoe ottlcers were IhelrllIrg ect of Uulr In connection wltU Jlrlalctnl In the matter replied DRtr ropled ilcucomittclorMcAvPr directed mo to lb mo nsreclur II WI IAIon who was llhou I II I Ie cale not flnti d It Is llktly tlnt afM wa nnihed not uulkll it M a result Of the Investigation of llrket prisoner Murray tho JefTcr te 1 lr lout lu v I b reorganized In I I L JVlrZCE MAnrZN1 xxnEt SUIT R n rntr Bcrmhelm rt In Aaawerbut nat Tnnt to Hvrtur to It Tho lon of Police Justlca Dernard V M Iar tin to recover 10000 damage from A C Hern helm the successor of Mayor William I Strong In the Committee of Seventy for scandalous Commlteo re marks mado at a Chnmber of Commerce meet ing on Fob 2jat t came up ye t rdiy In tho Supreme Court Chambers before Judge Ingra hair Justice Martin hnl served verified JUltce Mrtn a com plaint upon Mr Bornhelm nnd the latter In return sorvwl an unverified answer Tho mo tion before tho court yesterday was to compel tho acceptance of the unverified answer and was mado by Col Howard HxCongressmau dams opposed the motion nnd contended that Mr Bernhclm was bound to serve a verified nn ewer Inasmuch as tho action was one for slander Col Howard Insisted that under the amend tncnt to tho coo of last year llii suit unsfor libel Inasmuch as tho remarks were made at a meeting of the Cham her of Commerce at which reporters wero present ali were subsequently published In several papers Col Howard In silted that his client was not compelled t servo a verified answer In nn action of this character whoro ho might be charged with 1 criminal 1 offence and that If out In tho witness chair ho had tho privilege of declining to answer ques tons which might b put to him Judge Ingraham was Inclined to hold that tho acton was one for libel Mr Adams urged that oven If the action was for llbtl n verillcd answer was requisite be cause In addition to admitting the utterance of the remarks complained of Mr Ilernhclm had set tip In his answer more scurrilous mater concerning Justice Martin and also pleaded justification for the rvmarkn upon which tho action Is I ba ell In tho uiuorltled answer Mr Dernhelm reiterates the statements which ho mode at the meeting of the Chamber of Com merce Intimating that Justice Martin Is not lit f to serve upon tho police court bench and then proceeds to declare upon Information and be Inceels Inrormlton lief that during the year 1HHS nnd 1883 Judgo Martin was tho proprietor of a liquor saloon at IIS West Twentythird street and had associated Twentthlr In Itreet conduct of the business Ued Lmiryand his wife Kato Leary I Is also alleged that tho reputation and character of Justice Martin for many ear were reported to be utterly Irre deemable and bad of which Mr Itcrnhelm nays ho will give evidence on tho trial In mitigation of damages as well as In justification mltgaUol Mr Adams said that In view of these addi tonal allegations set up In the Himwor Mr liernhelm must put In 1 sworn answer He mid that he would move the court In 1 short time to strlkn out those charges a being i candalous If he was compelled t accept the answer In Its present form Judge Imcraham said he would look at this pint and ho took tho papers IXNOCXXI nUT IStPJtlSOXKD Robert WaBtii tlir Ktutv of Nrw York to Imv Him II 100000 Humane Proceedings have been taken by John Roberts through his counsel Josooh F McUonough to have tho Hoard of Claims pass upon his right to recover SI 00000 damages from tho State of New York Itoberts was In the liquor business at no James street and had a restaurant at 00 Dleecker street Ho a arrested at his James street place on Jan 41877 charged with hav ing on tho night of Dec QL 1870 broken Into the residence of William I all George L Oren Long Island City and stolen four coats one oUtol GOO cigars one gold pen and pencil and other property Hob rrts was locked up In the Oak street police sta tion 01 er night and on the following day was arraigned lit the lombs and from there tnkon to Long Island City Ho was Indicted for bur glary and larceny found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment at bard labor In Sing Sing prison for twenty years He was pardoned by liov Hoblnton in December 1S7Hon conclusive proof that ho was Innocent Roberts wia restored tn his rights of cltlren ship by Uov Morton I on April 1G last He says that on the night of the alleged burglary ho was at hit homo In Brooklyn LMI Fourteenth street ten miles from the scene of the burglary He declares thai with his Incarceration lu prison bis business wa ruined bin property wns taken away without any notice to him und that on account of the dtaxrace loss of clU7cnshlp and loss of business und the stigma cast upon his character by bis arrest and Imprisonment the State should pay him 100000 damagss TIlE 10 I SClOIJl8UIP How tbe KxamlnatlOB of Cnndldute Ar to lie CdDd President Sotli Low of Columbia had a con ference on Monday night with representatives of the public schools the Polytechnic Institute the Parker Institute and the Adelpbl Academy of Brooklyn regarding the examlnutlous for the tnentyfour scholarships which he has elab llshed Superintendent Maxwell I of the Brook lyn Hoard of Kducallon who participated in the conference said The conclusion reached was that the schol arships should bo awarded absolutely on the results of the regular matriculation examina tion conducted by the Columbia examiners tl within the predncls of Columbia College and that tlin examinations both preliminary and ilnal must be taken together Tho lust regulation however Is not Intended to prevent Intending students from entering the preliminary examination which commences June 11 If they pass this examination and tai to become candidates for 18117 for the Brooklyn scholarships they must pass In tlmt year the entlr examination preliminary us well us Ilnal The entrance examination Is made In English grammar composition and literature Cwuc Ileratre Clceio Virgil Latin grammar and Latin proso compositioniXenaphon HomcrUreekgrammar nnd Greek prose composition U rectum Human history trench arithemetlc and German algebra and pluln geometry IILIWJrUITII flKJS A STAY II I I The General Terra to ICrvlvw III Commit ment for Contempt William I tay ton of counsel 1 for John Ilng wortb the prlton guard who IfS adjudged guilty of contempt of court by Just Harrett on Wednesday for falling to lodee Inspector McLaughlln In the Tombs succeeded yesterday In getting a say of proceedings until the Gen eral Term of the Supreme Court ran hear argu ment at the June term Illlncworth was sen tenced to ten days Imprisonment and to pay a flneofSJO Justice Harrett consented to delay the commitment until yesterday and Lawyer Stayton lot a writ of rertlorarl from Justice In gsahani yesterday This was regarded as a rather unnsual proceeding but it Is believed that the stay was granted with the 1 1 of get ting a precedent lng his Affidavit Lawyer Stayton alleges that In hla belief an error In law was committed In that while Sheriff Tam en was a party to the proceedings for contempt he was discharged while Illlngwortn was held Mr Htayton averred that ft review of tho proceedings Is sought In good faith and upon these representa tions tho stay warranted Tho relre Attor neys for a btay otllce was not notified of the application TrITVESlS rAXIS u llnllcd Out by IlnrrU Colirn tbe liny lie fore They Were to Teitlfy Aicalnit Illnenn The prosecution In the trial of Thomas 1 IMncan the police court ilerk for bribery al leged to have been committed at tho last elec tion met with t serious obstruction when the case was called for trial before Recorder Golf In the General Sessions yesterday morning Henry T Parraly George Jones nnd Pcicr J Grant who were the witnesses for the prosecution to prove tbat IJInean paid Abraham Nathan and Urant SI each t vote tho Tammany tiiketwere mlBSlng They were confined in thi Housoof Detention until Wednesday under S100 bal On Wednesday Harris Cnhen tho UaxKr street clothier bulled them They disappeared and could not be found at the varloun uddrenten they had slvrn Recorder Ooff ordered that tlin bal bo forfeited Assistant District Attorney lon nessey he cured Judgment ngalnut Cohen for C100 and the execution was delivered to tbe Sheriff Dlnean wus relented In t1000 bal llarbour Company to Alend Klxhth Avenve Commissioner of Publlo Works Hrookfield opened the bids yesterday for the contract of repairing the asphalt pavement of Eighth ave nue and keeping It In repair for ten years Tho award went to the Harbour Asphalt Company which offered to do the woik for iJUOO a yeur The only other bid was onu of Slsou u yiur from the Sicilian Asphalt Company A Irnrtlml loUer Kllltd GIITIIIIIF O I T Slay 11TY young men of Perkins decided to have tome fun and selected a travelling medicine vender named Dr Wild Jack as their victim As he came along the road they sprang 11 out and ordered him to hold ui his liiinda Instead he pulled a revolver und shot one of them dead Tho other escaped 0 COWISUTIIWAITE CAIMKTH COIJRTlnVATE 101 nt IAKPETH Wd Ole Newrnt CARIiTH 14IU Ktrret Cbepes CAUPKTU C p MR RUSSELL SAGES GIFT nit XKatoniAi IIATT TO TJIOTS ycaiATii tuittTffAJir DEDICATED The Slntno to Mm Imma TVIInrd th Founder or tho Hemtnnry llnvelteitMr lltpenrn Addrtnx lit tlin Dedlriitlnn TniivMny IflTheclty Is In holiday attire to day In honor of the unveiling of tho statue ot Mrs Kin tnaWlllard fnundorof theTroy Female Seminary and pioneer of advanced education for wumeu and of the dedication of tho Itussell Sago Memorial Hall the gift to the nemtnaryat a cost of 110000 of Rutucll Sage tlin Now York capitalist whoso home wns formerly In this city Tho ceremonies attending the unveiling of the ntatuo occurred at 10 oclock this morning Tbe ntatue which Is of brnno and tho work ot Alexander Doric of Xcw 1ork stands tn front of thoCJurley Memorial Hall which was presented to the seminary by Lewis U Onrley In memory of his brother and sister and which IB Hanked on either side by thn Hujsell Snr Memorial Hall and by tho AnnnM Plum Me morial given by tho lato Mrs U V S Quackcn bush In memory of her daughter The statue represents Mrs Wlllard In middle life and sit ting In an armchair with n book In her hand Ills of herolo sire and roit about 1000 con tributed by tho Kmma Wlllard Statue Associa tion nnd friends Tho exercleen began with music by Dorlngs band followed by an Invocation by the Hov T P Sawlti of tho First Presbyterian Church of Troy tho unveiling of tho statue by Miss Susan Colgrov MaoArthur singing Auld Lang Syne by tho pupils of tho seminary presenta tion of tho ntatuo to tho Hoard ot Trustees by Krnncls X Mann Jr In behalf of tho Kmma Wlllard Statue Association music by the band address by the Kuv John M Taylor I I Presi dent of Vassar College tinging by a male quar tet of Mrs Wlllards song Hocked In tho Cradle of the Deep and benediction by tho Hev Dr J Ireland Tucker II IX who recently celebrated his fiftieth anniversary as rector of the Holy Cross Church In Troy and who was a friend of Mrs Wlllard The dedication of Russell Sage Memorial Hall followed this afternoon at l oclock Tho new bulldiiiK is u commodious dormitory Tho dedicatory exercises took place lu tho First Ircshyterlun Church President Stryker of Hamilton College mado the address of presenta tion nnd L K Hurley In behalf of the semi nary trustees accepted the gift Dr Chauncey M Depcw dtllvcred tho address Ho said Where did ho get his money and what Is he doing with It H tho crucial Interrogatory pressed day by day upon every man who is known to bo rich In money making us In everything else there U uuiiaruutlou und do structton Fortunes secured by the proceses of construction arc simply u larger share of bless ings which hao been widely distributed com ing to the one or tho few Fortunes which have been mado by destructive methods w hlch are htillded upon the ruin of others nnd the robbery of many are at once the menace of our civili zation and the peril of tho rich Fortunately however for the Kufcty of our Institutions and the good order of soeleU and reverence for tho law the number of HiiccrKful and legalized rob bers Is not larce In the community Ar I cumo up hero this morning I passed bv that noblu foundation where tbe hardheaded and fuccesru man apuriciatlug In his pros perity the one great need of the period had julllnn cmlmliiL monument for himself and set a glorious example for his fellows In tho erection and endowment of Vashar College I stopped o er at ChU ago a month ago to address the unlvernlty of that wonderful metropolis to llnd thiil though only two yenrsold with the contributions made by Jnhn HockefeIler and supplemented in eiunl amount by tho libenil wenlth of tho great city It hnd already reached u position of prnstlKo nnd promise equal almost to thai of mi of the older and greater Institu tions of learning In tlie country Within thn last week the whole nation has been electrified bvtlio superb gift including n large portion of bis fortune to bib boloxed alma mater Colum bia by Its distlnculihed President Seth Low Wouroh re toiluy to ugaln rccognlre tho beneficent use and administration of money by a man In his own lifetime This bull which wu dedleuto has In its creation something moro than usefulness It has a Miggcotlonof rom men Somehcie in tbo forties when a higher educa tion was the rarest thing In tho world for a young woman to seek or secure a young lady of cnircy determinationand umbltlon graduated with honor from the Willard Female bcmlnary About the same period a young Trojan had Il lustrated by his own career the success which comes to peroevorame brains and honesty In American opportunities By the lumpiest com bination ot accidents or by Providence these two people in good time came together us man and wife At u period when most men aro decrepit or lend Itiubell age Is in the 7cnlth of bis physical und mental powers ll is us fresh In spirit as vigorous In intellect and us warm in hcntlment IIH In hlHoutli Wishing In tome way to show his appreciation of ears of happy ncdiiml life and of the value of the close com paninuship of murriacr it conlldenres and Its advice with nil educated wnman he has erect ed and we dedicate here toda thii hall In order that the institution which uiaduated Mrs ufe ma have its nullities enlarged lor tho educu tlon und training of other KODI und noblu women Intake their places In the social and do mestic Ulc of our Mntn nnd nation Hut on this duwhen a statue of Kmma Wlllard Is unveiUd In the morning und this hall built bv the husband of one of her early pupils Is dedicated in tlie afternoon wo must especially recognic tho debt which the women of the Lnlted States und the men as deeply owe to her She w s an upottle un evangel of thu hlKher education of women she hud tho couniKe to undertake nml the ucnliis to xecure tho Hticceasof tliu ellort Her Influence did not stop here It crossed Die ocean it broke down tun prejudices and the conditions of the most con scruitu oof nations It created Hit ton and Newn ham colleges under the shadows of Oxford and Cambridge and It earned for them and their studentH equal advantages tn the curriculum ot tlioc historic seats of learning I was ele ted some jearu ago according to a custom of that Institution un honorary member if one nf llio classes of Wellulcy College 1 have followed the fortunes of the one hundred und Hccii memlicrs of my clibs with entliubl arftic Interest So fur as 1 can dlscoer none of them has made a failure in life fdiuow here In pome part of tho country each one of them In her own educated way IK filling a lartrc sphere of usefulness and of honor Ihey writo me of their failures or of t heir fuccrss of their hoped or their disappointments and their letters uro the most Interesting of my very large corre spondence The educated woman has arrived and her romlnghaMilono as much for the beauty and tho splendor and the loveliness of American civ ilization ns the discovery of Amerlcu by Colum bus under the auspices of Queen Isabella did for the world iinEwrns IIEXS ox LICENSSB If the Kxclle Hoiird Ignore Them Heir Helling Wont lie Ho Fo ter d There was a hearing before the KxcUe Board yesterday on the right of brewers to hold and transfer licenses assigned to them Lawyer Vntcrmycr argued for the HrewersKxcbango tlmt the osilgnment of a license for value ro ceUcdwas virtually a mortgage and tbat It was not within the power of tho Kxclo Hoard to declaro such a mortgage Invalid Mr Lnter nocrtald tho nuestlon concerned vast sums of Invested capital The brewers advanced hun dreds of thousands of dollars annually lo fit up saloons and supply Mock on the credit of licenses II developed In the course of Mr Unterrayers argument that tho market value of a saloon license U from SHOO to 400 over and above tho fee paid to obtain It The brewers nsk that no license be transfer able to a place othtr th n that for which ills Milled and tbat none mfcy be surrendered with out the consent of tne crew er wno has made ud vanccH on It Lawyer 1 J Chapman for the Excise Ileform Association and tho lioo Joos opposed thn brewers Hosuld they hud more control of the lliiunr business now than they should have Charles T Kaiitfmnn representing the retail dealers and Clurles A Hoffman appearing for tho wholesale deulerx also opposed the brewers Tbo Commissioners referred tbe matter to their counsel Alfred H Page for a written opinion Genernl M m Br Nnael Wanted In no bokcu F P Naeel General Manager of the New Jersey Mutual Reserve Life Fund Association IH missing and many anxious creditors would like to know his jirebcnt whereabouts Two months ago Nagle opened an onion I u the Second National Hank building llnliokcn Hn wcnl ami a few days u o nnd since his dlsappear unre u number of checks nlgned by him uavo been presented at tho lank by persons who had rathcd them It was said yesterday tlmt Naucl had obtained over 00 on these checks FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE SUNS A vjitTihfiits IIRANCII OFFICFS IIAVi IlfclN IXXMTXn AT 80 EAST 125TH ST MA1I FOURlll A Nn 1265 BROADWAY NEAIl UXU bT I u J Alizarine Dyed ROYAL Serge Suits Better than any other serge suit because of the newly discov ered Alizarine dye This dye makes a blue and black that never fades or turns white where the wear occurs most In addition to that its made of the best wool ob tainable and the price is not near so much as the old indigo dyed stuffs cost Sijoo silk lined i 50 plain lining If you want you clothes made to order this is the place We dont charge as much as others and make better clothes E O THOMPSON Taller Clothier and Importer 245 Broadway Cet Park Plsce and Hurray St 581 10niAH OOXK ro inietix WrlUn to Hny that lie Hhall Sl r Where upon n Creditor Here Goen to Iuv Deputy Sheriff Laub received yesterday an at tachment against Michael Tobias coal dealer at 34 and 10 Spring street for IW In favor of Crook Pcrham wholesale coal dealers on a note which fell duo on the 1 th and went to protest It Is stated that Mr Tobias went to Europe on April H saying that his object waa to obtain money due him In Illlgalton He took his wife with him At that time ho owed Crook Perlmm who are his principal creditors 1141 on a lories of notes coming due from lime to time the tint one holne the one on which tho attachment was obtained On May 10 the firm receded a letter from Mr Tobias from Herlln In which ho said that ho had been disappointed In obtaining the money ho expected thai ho considered It for his Interest to remain lu Ku rope end that he would seek occupation there and reside In Herlln At his oftlco It was raid yesterday that Mr Tobias Is still In Europe but was expected to re turn In a couple of weeks Xdwln Onnn the Elliott Mednl Winner Edwin Gunn a 10yearold engravers np prentice of the American Hank Noto Company has won the first prize the Elliott silver medal for hU drawing of the competition figure of Germanlcus In the night antiquo class at the National Academy of Design Tho drawing Is In charcoal and crayon anil Is IU by UMS f et Tho medal was presented to iiinii last Friday evening at the Academy by President Wood The drawing will bo kept nt thn Academy and will be hung in the room of Prof Edcar M Ward tltr onrd Font Side 1 ATI ST 8 1J Ijirge rool room well fur 1 OI g 1U nlsheil ample I elo cti eiery convenience ex cellent board moderate TH 87 7214 EAST single and oil room with blatrat U ahMe with board term moderate early IVrit Hide SAN MARCO I ET u HJ nmllv linn Suites mt single rooms with I tmthfiml tolUt nt inoilfrnif tatct Transients f to 11 jier day Tal lL board 7 per w trk 7ASiIINOTON PLACK UT I rEeliairfoonTIT cellent boAnllAaiAsorkeutleincn table board jx Bpeclalt referencty TTH AVSH70 Lnrgecool rom In hnmec1ctlht 4 fllJ located with nubstantlol table In prlrcto 18TUhT nTCh rom lh oanl SlJ for two ulso table bar 1OJrTirhT ali WITLr eaIJ mal ro f pninforlftWy rurnl h4l ry onvpnlr f xcellPnt boanl optional prhatebou rfrerweJ urui1ttl OOm pnrtntnt 1 to 2Crt iumt Hide LINTOV IlACE 47 between Unherslty I and Bth ol YII I V l rK front room ell furnished prltate bath ulfo hull room I LHiANT furnished aiinrtment fronting on ii i 1 cofislntlnir of parlor beilroom ami liath ele 1 xator hal scrMi Appl IIAHDMAN PKCK CO ISi nth av I 11I fILACt40 liear Union SquarclarKe and small nlcel furnished front rooms house private T sT US nsfInrge snuafeT aod f tmM rai room rrren hamlsoinely furnished very moiterato O I III hT 211 iAr TSultablo for doctor parlor St Vx nor three well filrnlslifd rom all Imprme ments I e of kitchen If desired excellent hoard lP tlimali private hntiw O JTU HT van EAST ront and back parlors to O J Kclber or singly suitable for physician or couples J f TH ST asJT lRT I4irfnwell furnished rom itt foi housekeeping or gentlemen Vet Hide AV 1184 near 73d itPleasant cool AMSTERDAM en sultv near Colonial Club ref trenies 1iTlf ST 40 WKST A larnf comfortable room retYreiicps A A und two email rooms In rilliiid quiet home 18T hT 2nT NonljftirnshcdKentroulV 1 O prhata famll filu 1 OTf HT 41 WKST HauilsoniPly fumlnhedroomii X U UTKO untl small tix pll nt tnltle trannlents ae comnimlatPd table Imnrders nfercncp THT 8Tr 31wrT TieaHtifuTiiirt or t o lPOtVri L n Minis tClI soutliorn exposure board optional Mo OATII ST 7lO WKHT FurulsheU rooTnB largo and 3c mimll to rent 7QI HT 21 WEsf FiirnTiihPd room luTtnblP for frrciicea O Rpntlrnmti J station on eoruer irivate iiouw 1 TrrbT7tt7irVvWT7New nd elPKant front and 1 1 ST1In11 1tKi nt widow iLO Utl rom parlor floor for quiet party liy f utuijshfit ootujJ Co girt u r oI1n 1W near Erie BaslnBIncle furnishe d COFFTYHT IAlnSloil mll rooms rl rn week Sirs WOLF Ittvnisucil flats Co tt ctul1td clnt t nITHRT 1BO WnBTElctantly furnished second Ji Mat west prlalchall i sliver linen ttilna rra sonabli diintiK summer tnl tnt Watrtert U facilities fo7 laLlngTharfte 87 II Itre I renting and collecilnr down inn business prop erty personal attention Immediate remittance hlcheif liruk references 1OIIN 1IHKNTON COII Manhgtan Life building AC Ilroac ivay h tt tct ttr Co groptrtu fov nIt LOTS SI50 T3 400 cakh down t numthly llelngrso near Ihocliy onlyclithl 1 minutes from clt tlm t la fahnr I and 4AM feet from station uround high and dry aro the lrg f1 cheapest offered anywhere J J DANNAN IS Cor l Undtst SMALL rOTTAOE TwIutTfnTly xhaded H rooms city n lot all lmproements htatlon I mlnuius K od 10 catlonAddress lao I nth av Mount Vernon V 7 EST CIlESTWt VILLAnE building lots Be fare VT Crotou water taxes low no akse sment your own terms excursion rierr day at V I M from our tr li ofllce l mt Ml I aJ ioi Last IVilth si n A r ftl ijo J r rrafncro I Crul tale n1 pllr1 IrhUIllar llilra al for the itlspntal of produce Hotil on Install uts If ilo lriil lenil Alone for particulars to melu 1 L JllhLKV Zil H 10th stnilla lalphla l Pa TCNAFIY J g VfcA N fllKRllV HamlsomeTllla j CO 71 plots llroaUuay for sale OU cnoTMONTHTTv ia CDullol Perfect i4 0loufor 8V4 oneweekj bl 11 2 0 Iroa ror 250 J Int ana 3Vpattmtntis So tt AttfnetlvFi hnndioraelr dent fl iipnrt mrnl ncTen IlKht room batht C1O 31 Intent ImproYrmrnUi hlRh liritllhv lotu tlnnt pi ln tHklimiinlor Qg BIIKI U1M m ijrAilTlKUMV rtrcnrM rfBuT rf 7T arl foomn nnd It Imth worth 7f with I Impro men ntpani hrntnl hal In thn new hiill 1ln noulhwriit corner 32 1 it nil Sit a vi rent bulnl JS on month frro to rrdponslblQ lonicn for ono car fl IVUHIUAIILF alx nml urn room nnit T tcnm hea J IirlTat till decoratnl IIKWIEY 1771 lmll on r E IKUANT FLATlTiiiltl bolt purtorUrookljni MvoTi XJ room bath range ulearn hentrdi every modern rnnvenlence InauirA on premlnoi of jumtor MA4 Carroll 111 take Athnv Lto Unlun it itationi or for at pArlnlau PfilrMirJwoUM UnDnm NEW YOIIK PIATS AND AlAliriitrNTK imfiirnT li l T nd J nllied In nil riirlK of thi rltr VdlsOM HuTllKIWniil llniailway cor 12th SL KANnnAIKMaitl on ST ri t vamli prrml rtmni hcati cnal and nood furnUhcdi l ngent on JOOK ATKLAT oT foonm aIHlba th t 807 Hate av J llruckljrn rentlU It lulu I will av moving HAMMEILaiilllowcry IA Ulm 10wer ITII ST Ml EAST ncarRoxery To let at reduced rducc t rent three largo rooms with 1 Improvement 7TII AXTllOU niwl I04 corner 47lh St Handsome I Hats me rooms liath decorated hcnted halls new linuxes I nuts M4VH HhCKMAX SI04 7th av 1O Til M tl1 iIS M7 EAST tielween lutalidlM Ous Hiiliiiiil lints elegant Hats I rooms liath with parlor heaters ilecorateil ceilings halls tiath hiMteil newlioures rents Hif3 12 Janitor 1TI BT 2 W WKST Nt RUINS 1O IIANDSOMK SKCONU VIAT HIX ROOMS ANII HATH IAI1 LIOHT I t3gllll KKKf RKMKH UrgOntKI nJkFR U JI II KT7 US ASTf A rooms ami liath now house Janitor OO I Impro iinents decorated In tierfect order f1 TIIKT 911 TO 8ll KAHTNcw houses a and 4 eHlrnnm apartments in tn IIt5U dumb waiters electric liells hot lialhi frin to tenants wide street floors deadened Ofllee In No 22J 1OKTII KT HIS rAST ApartmeiTtiTof three end Joiir rooms nil Unlit rooms i cheap rent 7T TI RT Slf EST cor 7tli nrKIro light J 0 rooms for reliable parties only rent low lt 11 j OH ST 2IO WKST near 7th av Five rImS O tiath cll and It RARNFTT I I Kast IVMh st hlflmhlttll tOOU io tt 4 nUOMH ANII 11ATII SIR Kewly di tliriH t d npiirtim ntft All linprovementj orZ to Sw Wc t ali Janltir or K1TMMONS A SMtl II 1477 llroadway Ittll Hiouiseis to gtt tU BKRIHAIIIK llnuSVS furnished ant unfurnished In nil ihirMnf tinilly IOLSOM IIUollHHsbV01roail I i nycor ISthst tttml t to t l I r1 IJVHl IIFNT WlnlftnlCottftOTon Jlanaviuan J Hlvcr L a f J tltnatlun thirteen roimin private duvki N J 4UO the season Addrcsa llox 14U ilanasquan flO IETllouneMoiintaln cottaees 1aradNn Val Jl ley Ia Mnnroo cminty near Mount Pocono lo rutcd near 01 I und W R t hOI new and well fuinlsheil I oicrlooklnit Delaware Water Uap nnd Iocono Mountains good f flfthtnir and runtime In I r nn fine or the finest farms In tlie atrn spring wale Wrlto for full particulars to 11 CoUUTHlllHT f tnt hrrt IoU t Co t t j AI rent 1AUKN lints Jlelrlble furnished cottages MHAN ROSS Asbury Park N J Co get for u hltll lrlO t B desirable Ri locations stores loftj om ceo studios let In FOISUJI nilOTIIKUSR2nnroadway cor mint IJ for ticket I agent on Ilroartway and express near business alst St Apply SultaWo SUO mh av I Till IK COKNKK store In new bnlldlutr northwest corn r 32it su and vd nv Iniiulre Janitor LAlKiK and uniall lofts nnd basements with poner lew tmlldlnitsliOand 1UJ Went 8 2tt llcul Kstalu Insurance or Ticket Agent Pesk room on Proaduay or nth av to let Apply on premises LCMiri I IJrondway rIOIITLoCle 2Mxlty power olevatnr offlce J rooms CII oNKIIL CO 1S5 Hudson st TWO OR THREE LIGHT LOFTS at l low rental X IbS Duauc I St tnl Gtntt or nlt onn JfGlnull Incomparable I MORRIS PARK Comparisons l are odious but not to Morris Park which is the most completely developed property on the market Visit it and be con vinced MOHUIS IAIK IS TWO MIIKS BEYOND IlItOOK IVN AM II IS SIITUii VITil AJI cot IIMO IIUMIHKliS 01 HOlMS IIAVK 1IEKN niiiT ASH THI inv itrMAisiNi LOTS HAVE HM SAIK AUK SiATI fclthl AKOlNH I AMllNlI Till SK IXTh KHOM uil AlMECh Vl 1AYAULE IN JIOMII1Y INbTALLJIENfM FREE PASSES GOOD DAILY jrUK JOHNSON 111 no Mbertj t N Y and 189 MuntaKue ttt ItrmikU HOLMS IKor nate a plot A0xl9r ln the most di cliil U pnrtlon the bruutlful IIollls Address 11 M 1 IKIX 1110 I Hllll OR1CI XrOUTIIIoIT rIUsstn acres jioii 1H acres 1 JUllil 11 iiirm ftlllin fin ImlldlUK lots left flCup J S lKWIs 2irJ HroaUwa f ov salt ov Co get ollg f6lnn l AJI HOCKAWAV 1 IWnsliliiKton House Coster 1AIl st fnr Hiiin or tn lease Inuulrt on premises or ad drr 4JUIN C HOLM H OUSlT 10 It all un lnKlon U I homestead also pasture for hoi sen erv low rates CIIAS D hMITII i 5 norden nv L I city JSrnl Cjitatc f ov jl1lt rooltlu ERII PARK IiOT3 noo AND UlWAUI Chokel In llm JOtli and 83d Wards formerly Kltt buh1 most ehnnnlnsr section and In the viry heart of lilt city CUMi and se what has been aeom pllshcd I und juitue fnr ourselt terms easj monthly brJum t rM Hrutt i TW pajmeuts UKUMANlA HEAL ISTATK 1M11 CO tlatbuMinv corner AvC Brooklyn bend for maps nnd particulars ONLY tttOO rot 40xino t40u tuHli terms to nult Queen Ann houfcei rooms all Improvenienta o minutes to II lines of L roads aKrnnii bargain liOilRMANN Ollt JOOST 1173 Gates av ti11 Cstnte for cSJlt T7On SALE An unusually I deslrahlp summer home F iIAc 01tI rn 1 a corner lot of thrcu wrcs a house o ten rooms a tinemett hoiiM of seven I rooms with running water In lioib I houses a fl largo barn stablu also 1 a nnn old orchard of Krafted fruit situated In the frmous Herk alilru llllls In thcliittnnf Illnhdale about half n mllA from the Uostou and Albanj II Depot price 1 tvviOU Ad dress VIIIIAM i 1 hMITII Hlnsdalt1 lurkt hlre county Mau 1 ObOT 11B 1 AIINADE 1AHK LOTS AT AbSIONKEH hAIE ireat chaneu for Investors and homo seekers Wrll for map and free purses to visit thn propery In lr grni I advance of lou auction sale Address A Y KILVlilU i bTONK Assignee 14 chamliers st ew York lral e tntt for nltu tnttn Jlnl1t1 HANDSOMK I RESIDENCE open piumbinB aesizned poloriMl windows 1 tiled fireplaces electrln lUbtt niajtnlrltent lew of hay on beautiful drive five min utes from htUeorge terry price 91UTAO terms easy owner building on adjoining plot Address L C box 11I1I I Sun office tnl Cutatr tor Falc Country HAIC 4tt4IU acres of oil coal and tlmWr Ot iJii J J IM In Jackson county Ey For full Infonnatlou d lre I T WIST l Jnrl Frankfort KT iJOCKLANO LOUT farms and residence for sale J state what you require LESWNASSE Spring Valley N Y lUaftfstntc t ff ov iue tl1 i tr t I tn n to nltIDtt 1 r 5Q Cents a WeekLot Worth 150 for 50 EV CITY NEn nUUNS1Cli VSO A LOT B3 DOWN fiO CENTS A WEEK Theee Iot will lie worth 8XOO In n few jrenris BRING DEPOSIT WITH YOU EXCURSION HT1RI V AT 210 p M GRAND FREE BS35IlKrIrM V II rre Tleket ud JHIioBr IcSJ MmD1TO k n IOll KALE I Country homes on easy t rms at Nor f rJ r J r rl wood NJ commutation iJ cents Chambers or JUd st ftrry Write for particulars JOHN VROOMANIlullder VH SALE Seven acre farni In southern Kew Jer k ennnflo J seyonse coast grand flshluir Ac flneforsum mer home near Atlantic City seven room house nearly new cost llvuu lo build will sell rr 11000 3UU casli icqulrcd I L R1SLEY S31 8 iota It Philadelphia Pa JIt r ir I tn estate at 3 tU 1l SPEND YOUR MONEY AND HAVE IT Thats tho problem which most of us tiro trying to solve one that many are solving every day Wo can tell you the secret in five words Put it into real estate II U But say you U wo cant af ford to buy real estate an 1 right there is whoro wo com in and mako it easy for you I Anybody with an income a decent salarycant afford not to buy real estate when its tho right sort of real es tate and when he can get it at his own price The best property wo know is at beautiful Erastina Park on tho north side of Staten i Island included in Greater Now York Healthful loca tion one block from tido water no malaria rapid tran sit cheap fares electric light pure water fine schools churches grocers Wednesday May22 at 2 Oclock tho Parks wo offer an opportunity to buy at auction on easy terms about 120 lots facing the hand somest boulevard on the island through which runs an elm shaded park just opposite tho station and just what thou sands of city people are look ing for a homo in the suburbs away from stuffy flats to gar dens lawns and cottages from which tho city is quickly easily and cheaply reached Time 45 minutes fare 7J cts Theres no safer investment than your own home and no where else on the globe can such low priced land be had so near highpriced property Although a poor time to sell there never was and it is to bo devoutly hoped there never will be again such a good time to buy real estate at a sacrifice a sjust now Title has been guaranteed by the Lawyers Title In surance Co For free passes and Informa tion address D T CORNELL Auctioneer 8 AMOS ST CIjIKTON 8 I or ALBERT LUPTON Treasurer 253 Broadway N Y Dont Fail to Attend Sale MUSIC REFRESHMENTS PETER F MEYER Auctioneer PEREMPTORY SALE lit 85 Choice and Valuable Lots ON ffl ANII 31 AVS Kvni so Ilt AM nrrii STS BAY RBDGE NRVK FOKT HAMILTON I I 3Oth Ward Brooklyn Now filioro Koatl lieu lv laM out Park nml Urtvnway UAI anil wler on tliu roiuTt i 1 o Iw I sold at auction on TUESDAY MAY 2C HiU at 12 oclock at tin NPW York Kfnl Kstato Salesroom 111 I I I Hri mlun NHV orlt iiv Pirn it F MKYJK fcro Auctionee r Jills UII cloMHiut lh en tiro hoMliikor Uie llamlltou I an Mi aiul tlll be tho last opK riuntty to Kft lots at reasonable prices lu this fast gioivluc and Improv ing neighborhood ti per cent can remain nn bond anil mortgage at 5 percent for 12 or H jean TJtlfu guaranteed bv The Title Guarantee and Truit Co free of charfto to oach jmrrtiniicr AccfMniay be had h l y the KMh Street Ferry and El oc trio Railroad I which imi ej the property by UrldKd via I it I Av Klcrtrlc tars t YI tl host dlmt from llAttery orflthAv Uranchot trm Droottlyn Htevated Itallroiul tor limp and particulars applj it the Auctioneers office lit Hroailuiiy bfti ntnUjNev York WW E TAYLOR Auctioneer Will noil 1 run i ic A 1TION On thvpmnlnat Higllvool e J9 The prnicrlj known as tlio TACOH WKKTEIIVELT f br tT nlSr 11ci iWr IKOIIUTY cntmlXIIlK ot IJUt LOTS All I ol ln tlia nililst 1 of ImnrnvvTnoiiia iuar the i i w Hchooi bou iind I Iro ntcr main l pii el thu 1 prouertri pvrr kit to ICn to tho hl hr t lildilcr on Saturday May 18 1895 ICrvtrlctlouf ou ptirl uf tlilN iiropertj Ihe larift ilwelllne con taint UK I rnonio MiiNho i in hard otnl uiul MllMl in ulth brick rontalnlnc all tnoilerii ltniTrnifnI ulti nUo he mild Teniif 10 ilortii on t nth lot halatao l monthly 1nrfrtr liallrou 1 TlcktU nnd Muim call Ht row tlir rfll IAfi r AltDs 7n reenulili at nt AlUtKNS K WII1T HKAIVS riOAU hTUUK itm Wtct Hth dt fttd at t1 I SCVri pleiur finio more 1U42 Ud av New York lyor nddretxt 1 tin Aiiclliuirfi VM K TATMIIC Iluckeniinck N J JKUE IO1INSUN Ir AtTK MKU CHOICE LOTS AT PALISADES PARK llrnnlrr of A 1 utIAt lirtlUM ArKlftiKe U Tm ti lh J AUCTION SMC TllblMY MAY h IWU3 all oVlotk fhuri rnln nr hlne nt THE REAL FHVA FK KM HAStii AUCTION ROOM nuuiicm INCVN 1 nrk OUEAT CHANCE OR IltOrTTUHK INVESTMENT I Ahout 000 moat beautiful 11110 mar thu depot lu tbe Iinntnttd 1art of PMIhAOKH JAHK KJ To be nod without rMenutlim to hlnheftt btildpr Theiie lotn are In the midst of fliHMlwellliifrii and grafcitylau in freo from Ktoiie und ready to tiullil upon at 1 nice Hitherto rtwivcd for pnater itrlcta MIID HIM Hnd onIlTer HrldKO njnitn tloy niuit now benae rilUtil rnr UiO benent of creditor lho u whi vlflt lh property In adiancA of the snln tuny rta will I IW H II fI ehr rnro 1 realize llio advantiureH thi salt aftordA tn investor and home nctkerB Write for inauiontalnlnic full In formation anU froo panes to uu lalUa l 3 TarU N J Addrettf A FRED MLVFRSTONE Awlpnee I 14 Clutiiirtrtkt I v York WESTCH ESTER TOWN LOTS John S IVlapes Auctioneer Or ICE IIU LinEltTt T NEW YORK CITY II C JIAlKS ft CO will sell at Public Auction nl IllDAV HAY 25 ISOS at y oclock P M nn llm grounds at the I illlare of hTtWUft WrhTfllHhTER N V DO very cholcolotM situation lre11 and Washington avs and Alh si I Vcr ill Mrable aul rapidly Imprnvlnx nelKliltorluKxl I MucAdamUtd 1 stnits 1 water ilccli hi llithts Three minute irom trolles curs Rn niliuites from Van Nest depot on Harlem Illter Hranch R R n r1mlfnl u vmw flLhl TERMS KAHY TITLE IKsLRHI ItV THE IIUAHAN lEt TITLE CO Kltki I Til lUII PURCHASER 3Iaps Ac of Auctioneer SMYTH A IlYtN leul l t tr Auctioneers Ill KroHdwnr rf or snIt or Co 21ft Country ATTilVIll IIT3ATTVIIIE L I Furalihed coliatus for Ihx summer from tlOOto tiuuii cntiilo iie irei ne rwater tSVAC 1IU5IAN Jit IJAVrOKT I I 1 1 IMbsI It fO W Jtb lJl au4 llatJl if PR TON i nsITY I Examinations 1895 w Einmlnntloni fornrlmlislon to tho Freshman Ropbo more and Junior classes of all department Prince ton University will b Imld In ton city of New York nn THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JUNE 13 1 PuM v onTll18 1HU1 commend neat TEN OOLOCK A M InthoLKO TIIHB IHX3JI8 OhTIIB NRW YORK IAWSCIIOOl OfJ THE KUI1ITH KLOOR OF THE EQUITABLE DUn D IM Ilia IIROAUWAY KnidrntmntrndlnB to enter the Freshman Class on year later niarpaasat this time a preliminary exam Inatlnn covering a portion of the entrance require ments A PIUJIP OF 800 will bn given by TITB TRINCKTOIf i CLTin OK NEW YORK to thn applicant who at such hm Ih6em eth m time nnd place I shall pass tho best full I entrance exam InMlnnto thoAcademli Freshman Class the prllelO be rnld after matriculation For catalogues handbooks examination papsrs ao4 further Information apply to M TAYLOR PYNK 11 69 Wall sv tlKOUOi nUULEiait 091U Broadway II N VAX DVKK Registrar Princeton M J BANJO mandolin mil tar violin and itace dancing laURhti fI course t DEANS 1B4 East 41st it cor 04 av mltGtfuctton Harvard School for Dancing 1SOTK KT AN1 PA UK AV I FnJFINSFOAN Proprietor and MatmRcr Terms lour le l on tl per quarter U4 lessons M Walt I Ruarantccd Ix private lessons 0 Open all summer AHltccif Tfohool TndTvid7iaT Tn iloy enltr now for Tl t osltlona HETROPOUTAN I I WI i i 1lv hCllllOL OK SIIORTIIANIVIIJ nth av J JKIlNIIARDrH Danclnit Academy 104 Atlantto a llrookljn Wnltr specialty lady asalstanti cir culars open all summer 1 ANln mandolin nniT guitar taiujht privately clr I Jciilirii JJ IKVlHT Bl7 JlavH41handHMhsta I 1 ANJO mandolin Jig clotr and reel dancing taught I Ji for tho Mane 11OOAN flUTM av lonor iHlnnd Itn lne Iollesce 14A o 1 T Hn nth ft llrooklyn N T Fnr Csttaloeni udilre II 1IENUY C vltl6lIT CWIMMINil TAUOIIT by 1n i i Produce I O Exchange Hath tho only sea yrator plunge In the dU Ll rjffi I 1Iln s College and Institute of Te legraphy 20 4th av A W J1AU1SON A IL PrlB clpalVANTEI Ladr to teach English to young ladyi iv clmrKcs moderate P IU Advertising omoe 1H21 id av I pianofortes ronu C i BRADBURY PIANOS OwlnR to the necessary alterations In our ware rooms we have made some ttreat reductions this week In new Ilradhurjn and secondhand pianos of staudanl manufacture Below we give you a partial list of these urea bargains I CUOO CIIUKrIUNB upright rosewood JslOO tOO BltAIIllVKY upright rosewood H1IIO I iano isrFUIlMI uprlKht walnut im fi UVti WEIHTKH upright rowendIfO W I25 IIAHIMlXN ulrllChlbanJPOo Ii la25 niCAHBVIIY uprlgbloakan5 II 300 RT NDARP upright rosewood Wl 1 S 65U HTKINWAVtaby grand 0OOO Old pianos and organs taken In exchange f t O MMlTIi 95 Oth av cor 17th st WHEELOCK IIA1TOSI I if NEW PIANOS GREAT INDUCEMENTS IM L1RERAL TERMS foj An assortment of pianos ot different makes In ret fect order light vtood cases all 1 Improvementa from UOto173 ghl Krcat sacrifice Others as l ollowst An nprtght 1 monthlv until paid tlBO I An upright til 1 monthly until paid HO Ilncleman M monthly until paid 2JO Chlckerlng 88 monthly untupald 235 1 Hpcclal Inducements Inrcnllnir S monthly WH lIMa2 W E WHEELOCK VO 25 East 14th St PIANOS ORGANS f We offer this month bargains aquare and upright pianos II POI up S3 to 10 per month elegant cabinet lli tW oe organs 1 1 to 14 speaking stops 30 up easy pay ments stool cover Instruction i ook 10 weeks mutlo lessons free catalogue bargain elrniLkr free PEFK Ii bON Uroadway and 47lh sL TUB WBSSNER PIANO the only nrstolnM pluoti bold on easy monthly pay ments warranted ton ears Factory ami wareroomi VU4 UUrt 2U Kill ton Ht aDd S52 to 039 State su Brooklyn OKX KVFXINOS MATHUSHEK SON PIANOS Direct from the factory at factory prices we guar antee cI louer prices better terms than any other house or dont want your trade FACTORY M West 10th st ncarlltn v K Y A NUMBER of piano i leading I makes taken i change for sale cheap cash time or rented IAi t Ie i Ii 3 a f 14th at New York lIHUTIIKRrr f 105 llrnartway Drookhn t Jt PWtariJR THreraomsi 1011 llroadway llrooklyn Factory tail 64 1 B43 West 9th tNew York BEAUTIFUL Fischer upright piano 100 Chlcker lug 510 Somner ami Weber bargains Install nienta W1XTERROTI1 lOll Last 14th St BARGAINS Flrstclnts uprights snuare pianos fac tory prices rented exchanged Installments CHKIKTMAN 54 East 13th it 17LEOANT upright piano cI90i n monthly Klein J J H ay ill liargiln WISSNER Slit MO sun Fulton su lirookl u OJM u el entnvh EXCELLENT upflgnTpiano It till 7 monthly Chick I J erlng lurKaln WlbSNEIt 6M State St near Platbnsn av U klvn IOHTY fu7i lzenlanos 170 each A monthly 1 KOCK ordir WIS3SERliALL 204 MB itirtl Fuf ton Bt HrpoUlvn OIiisf OCUEU organs must be told leading makes 20 upward 3 monthly plnnns moveil low rMjirlceii OobTZJt CO HlDU Court st Brooklyn r THE 2UEfllON PIANO New 7Vj oUiM 17 monthly 8BO A large abiortment of secondhand pianos from 100 up 5 monthly till paid lu nt 3 OORDON8 189 fllh av UPRIOHT Tilanos tlJ upward A monthly Weber and rhlckerlnr squares bargains pianos moved lowest prices GOETZ CO 81 Court St Brooklyn open evenings QJ ff HANDSOME upright piano used thres Otl JJ months offered for 7D beautiful toned Renldence 15 East ytstsU THE rilOKIUIClI SCHOOL OF UX7SIO J117 MadUou nv near i 8u st Under the auspices of ANTON 8E1DL ALL IIRANCIIEHtau htbyumlnenitcachers Term RKUUCED for summer season Froehllch Director OST OFFICE NOT1CK SUould be read DAILY by all Interested ai chances inu occur ai any time lirclvn mall for tliu week ending May 18 will clot 1ltullVrLV In nil eases attnli ollicc an follows FlUI AVAt 1 1 M for CAlE WAOIAB per iteam bhlp Taft leltcrftfur Jamaica Helltc Guatemala Mini 1lifrlu Iortez mutt bn directed perliitf ut a IM Inr HANIA MAUfllA anil CAItlflA UKNA iwr gtcamahlp Vumurl from Now Orleans ut M I M for 1IOCAS 1IKI TOKO per iU am Ul lp huldol f rum Mobile at H UiHM U IAMi cr itrniiicr from liullfu BATUHIlAVAt 7 A M for FIIASCK SWITZER LAND ITAtVSIAlSIOllTUllAI TCHKKY anil null 1MI1MMA per hteumhlp Lu Touralno via llmre leiim Tin otliT parts of Kuropo mint b directed Hr Iji Touriilne at H A M for liKNOA per tteamstifp Weira letter muu be dl reeteil JKT Vri n at A M ouppleinemirj liiU A M for KUItuli per itcamiiup Iuo alr tin ouviiijtonn at Uio A M aunblemeuTaiy 10 A M fur lKrWAlD anil 1NDWAK IMASIK MAUTIMtjUi and IIAItUADOKH per Hteaimlitp Muriel liuerifor Grenada TrlnldRd unit robiKo iiuut ln directed per 31tirloij ai 10 A J ixuiiilriudiUry 10JO A il far loiuuxi ISIANO JAMAICA nml HAVA N1LLA per st aiiiililp Aluchaiiy letters for other imrtu if colombla auii for Cntta Klca HtjruraticA li ttcrt tor other parts of Mexlc4 nnd foriiilii 111111 lie directedperbccurace11 at II A Mfai NrillElllANDI llreci er lf in hlilp tSjuiariMlain K llotterdftni letters mint bo dlneieil pcr tlaarDlam rt 11 A II forSCOT lANDdlrrcl Ier HiuiiMklilp Olrcurmu tlAdlllfOW iletteis muit IK illircteii xr Ulrcaola ut t I l for JAMAICA per nWniiivhlii TnrKlih 1rlneui t Mr M for llUrrlMlt IKT bieauualp lir Stii frorn New Orlt ns MallM fur Hawaii per steamlilp Auntrftlld from Su t ranolMo elow liere didly up tn May 13 at JJ r M ilnli lor Cnma lapun un4 Hunnll per le m i nlp City of IVklng trom hau Krauclseii clo e Item duny up tn May It at ilJj 1 M Mall lor Auitrnlui except Ihuie for Wen Auilrillj whlea urM l or anteil ia hurope New Xealaud Ilswall Hjl and Samriu llund perftteimwitp Marlpom frum ban hruiKlwu clonu hern dully up to May VI at UJd 1 H or on nrrUnl at Ntw York of kteaniKhlti anijianla wllh lIMUti niaili for Aut iruliai Mulln fnr tln Nivlely lilamli per ihlp Halllto Cfruui ban Francltcn cio e hero dalljr up lo May 5 ul n 10 1 M Main fur China nnd Jitpoii it r Altainibli iunrlu ifrntn Taromal elnui liero dallv up tn May it at B 3H J M Mnllaior Chlnu ud Japan wol lly aililre iil nnt i r team lilp Emprika of India from Vaiifnu on eioMhcrudally up to Mm 7 a 11 l 1 M oUi fur liittrulla loxcrpt Vest AuitrHllai lltuall und 1 Ul liiand nr ateam Hup XSurrlinon irom Vancouver clntu liere dully atlcTilii viiind upio Juno mat H30 J M M lls for sewidundUnd by rail in Halifax and tbuDea li uteamt r rluii at tutu onioe dally atn3ulM MnllnriirMliuenntiy rail ui Uoiton and tbeoc tirnKuiiKr Ciii oat thin omvo d liy at H30 P M fallN tor cuoii cloioat this nlttio ilally at 700 A fnr tornarilitu l y itramern Mlllng Mondays ami rhurvlii i irom Port Tampa Flu M ll for lexlcnoierlaril unletii iptilally adilrcafed for de pulch h tUumiT tlow at till offlco dally at 7auAM Tianff acme innlK are forwarded to port of laUlnv dntlv nml tho u licdnlH of eloslnff U arranged oa the pre umplliiii nf tliolr iinlntfrrupted overlaid traotlt KcKlbienil innil clnniiiut ti I1 M previous day After tioriHiiii iif llio nuiiplimttiilary transatlan tic malli nnmiil alnife addlllunil kupiilvnientary mulli lie iieiirii on thu piers if tliv AmeHcaa KnK llli Frenuj and Urrman iteumerii and remain open until nlililu ten inlnutio nf tho hour of Ailing of tiamer Cll vlllKK U DAYTON Iottniuilcr Toil Office New York it V May 16 IbM groposals OTICE EstlmalcB I for preparing for and laying 11 a Hwond hand Helglan bltvk pavtment m no made land between d und o4lh sis and taking up nml rHn mg a portion of the existing pavement at i it 131 M st North River VI for repairing pier f oot of Eatt dth st and Ul for furnishing eawed sprue timber will I received by Ihe department of Dokt until I oclock noon May 2 IMj Ftirtull particu lar seu the City Record Copies fur s i mMClgr

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