The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
June 9, 1895

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t 1t Iit THB lOST RBLIABLB THE WEATHER PREDICTION 14 LEADNO SUAfMBR RBSORTS U U u For New York and lis Vlclnlly 11 J TUB SUN r W ro rr s VuL UIINO 282 NEW YORK SUNDAY tHINE 9 1895COIYBlGllT 1895 llY TilE SUN lHINTING ANI IUHLlSING ASSOCIATIXTWENTygIGIT PArE PHCg Fr CEXTS HOSTILE I TO VICTORIA I jll KJAC01I1TKS MAKE ANOTHER AT 71 CK OX lllltt ROYAL JIOVSK ijfy lit Ink lli llenlth of the Jlnvnrlna 1 Irlnro Whom ThfT Cnll tue or iiEln dTh Print or AVaU 1 B VI tnrr o the Tarf Add to IIU Popularity ttrenrh of IromlM Cu In Vhlelt trlslo rnl Arc Herlonety Con ira d I Liverpool Will Advertlne ll r Ort A I mcllTinf HlrttRRle ttetweeB Iov aAd ItnrnlnK An Effort to Abolish tho lnrnt ldll li tlon of Color anil Hound fftfial Calif ntifalek to TnK lux koMioN1 June RA year acnTriR PON recorded tli trrn onsrblo Jneol lu celebration at the vll jinntit f Holy well In Huntingdonshire when a stnitt Ilnvarianprceis ul lrt to bo n lineal de Ktiidant of tho roySEnttllJh house of Bluett was seclnlined the I Queen nf Knalond Since thin nisny fresh cranks have Joined the Jncnblto J Irs iiP anil If contrmbtuoas toleration of Ih pin Ing nt fedition be cortlnued by the authorities nil the crnckbralnnl people nt larco In this country n become organized ant Rome fne day ono more mad limn liU fellows will try In murder the reigning sovereign to mako tfim to the exiled monarch Tbc occasion this 5 car for tho treasonable jollification VT Restoration Day and 1 the replacing on the throne of that ornament of mnrilltyKtnK rlisris f1M celebrated by tho wearing of tk leaves dinners dances nnd oration In hld ti as UMial tho chief crank tho Hon Her bert Vivian took A lending purt HP boa blos somed Into a parliamentary candidate for Jlnntlnudnnidilre In the real royallet Inter t and 1i I addressed Ibo electors In 1 speech which I calculated to drive nor loyal subject of Qnoon Victoria Into paroxysms of Indignation and whli U la lets tolerant ties would cost him hit brad Ho rai thee he lId to adrocate the clalma cf the real torerelgn aialnit the spurious half sovereign now unlawfully occupying the throne to advocate the restoration of decent politic of good old tmu und of religious toleration In thu maintenance of which the Stuarts lost thslr throne Ten thousand pounds a year bad ben voted to the Uuko of Coburg Queen Victorias son to stayawny from Enc land end on those terms the prakr wnnld not crmlco pensions to the whole family and so on Then the guests n the dinner solemnly drank the health of thnluesn ovor the water and tang a famous old Jacobite eons of which the clioruB IsIf I any one thoukl i ni rer No I only wish that he may g With BrunsKlclc swine to bell blow Several nenspnpers hare bon calling atten tlnn to this tomfoolery and suggesting that It Is I time something was done to put a alaI toll Homo when In Jome Secretary Asqulth questioned Parliament lat j ear raid thu Jacobite move ment was a foolish and ephemeral craze but an a writer In tho St Jamas Guf say Crazes just a absurd as this have through dint of per tinence and cheer Impudence succeeded In gaining a distinct and dangerous hold on the minds of many Tho victory of tho Prince of lleal hone FInrlrel JL In tho Manchester CUD on Fri day has made him enormously popular Half of sporting England had money on the horse Tho socalled cup 1 I bandsomn shield with finely cbiwed bas reliefs and seeing that It now has a royal I owner appropriately represents Itemr V being knighted b Hlohard II In Ir land the same monaith bestriding the fallen bstdlDI fllen bod of his brother Clarence at the battleofAgln nnrt and hli marriage with Catherine of France at Troyes and 1 on The shield wonld have pre quite an educational to Sir had he It course lr IJwycr h won I but lianquct II ran like a cowardly brute It the Prince of alt o on wluulng races u win be rue duty 01 tne nonconionmsto conscience to awaken from Its long slumber It is beginning tu rouse Itself In regard to tho Prluic Minister The Yorkshire Association of heptit Churches met on Wednesday and re crctfull admonished him upon tho encourage ment he In I giving to gambling by owning race h ires btraiigc to nay however that in this mLcrlrK nf Puritans Lord Kotebery found apologists One reverend gentleman urged in Ms bchulf that ho Ill not himself bet which Karcely fits In with the facts and another de clared that his Lordships advocacy of the principles of true civil nnd religious liberty ought to bo taken as I setoff t his shortcomings In other respects When an English without EUlll1 newspaper any fcuidntlon In fact announces an action for Impeli nf promlsu to marry about to bo brought valriHt an elderly married roan and a re pct all le father of a family an action for damages tr flnider bo follow shmlr may confidently uxpected to low That Is tho position of attain with Lord rulcli n bnrori in the peerage of the United Kingdom Quite a number of newspapers de clared that he had cruelly deceived Mrs Ethel ore and compelled her t seek consolation for her laeonted fetllngs from a Judge und jury ticrtaj hie lordship Is for a peer a absolutely model married man whose family motto The pious are held In everlasting roiueuibrance eugUt of Itself to havo saved him from the Imllcnlty of such a charge It soon appeared that the defendant Js really an Interesting young aristocrat with a cour tly tills of the same name barring a oc to It Viscount I Sudley the only eon of the Karl of Arran one of whose daughters mar tied money In the person of Hallway Ilookseller mlths eon The Viscount Is a Lieutenant In the duarda aged 7 a great patron of tho Uale ty I Theatre and light opera generally but cred ited by his friends with sufficient brain to pr taL him making a fool of himself His mental tsllbrevvM overestimated however for he a fAUlht In the tolls and In all probability will hare to pay a eood round sum to get out of Ihem There Is said to b luts of fun In the caso icent for the Viscount who lias demonstrated te i rlous view he takes of It by engaging the tn ta of I solicitor Blr Uoorgo Lewis sthu very big retaining fee Sir George hu lultu a number of nlmbr society cases on I hall l Including that of the Hon Dudley Majorlbankn Ixird Tweedraoutha heir who Is W3U ued also for breach of promise of mar nice by nudie Sutherland one of the minor Hunt the tialety Vlicount Dudleys escapade I runeureat annoyance In exalted quarter lor he used to be In the Duke of York set and let 1 Idctt lister married Viscount Cranborne t Marquu of SalUburya heir As the Duke of Orleans Is rapidly recovering tlll te renulls of his escapade at Seville while 1 PHly not vtell enough to net luto another Me his listers marriage IIM been definitely marrlale ben detnltel l tl 1 to taku place oa June 23 The ceremony ji I occur nt Orleans House Twickenham ht thg budo wait born twentyfour years ago h IM lim u I Gold Cup day at Ascot nnd te 1JUllu even will coune a good deal of neon

Ilca but as thn puco and Princess of alo lre to attend tho wedding everybody he e h l liotin 10 gt all the Uenjunce uitjiy atenduncel lkely be e HID largnt and most fasnionablo of the kOlOl Tlju vrork of preparation at Southampton for i7Mjk1iib IH L Uou OC lln ptoclnl 04 h apce lkl r to L nrr successful Liverpool in uCrutul Llvorpl Ptotodsyhaa lookjj on wh uncorcmert tl eon i 011 Uaa Inno nohlnz In tho way of a UIIr t buum bOUl although Ihu npiiroachlpf open I oC Ih UUI plerbea railway station seemed tosfl i rlwa alltl eeicd arurl n JUUncutloq lld an Adwlrablu op op riuniiy jor ieniinB 4 feT hunlrej pom a hUldre punds ItllI de lkned to attract attention to the Ylllle 01 tho Mersey Ahrey mute Tho Liverpool Jlrfl n mmrrt on Friday urted the port rlu lo b up mi dolDK aud to wake known far and wide the eicellonco of the article they possess and thus extract a great deal of tho sting of Southamptons nettle ltte These exhortations have had effect for to eIeet day It Is announced that the departure of the frt liner from tho pier head will bo signalized by pnbllo luncheon and In order that plenty of people may take part In the fcnth Hies a feast will bespread In the groat baggage shod at the top of the landlno itage If It can b managed the affair wlinko place at tho end of next week when the Ameers son will bo In Liverpool so that tho Board will bo graced by the presence of a HTO Prince an attraction which will be absent from Southampton demonstration Finally the Mersey Dock Board have reluc tantly taken a leaf ont of Southamptons book They havn given orders for I lot of big chromo lithographs depleting the extended landing stage and riverside raltn ay station and Inform ing beholders that the station is distant only three hours and fifty minute from London so many hours from Olnscou I Ac so that as a local paper proudly fayn the fact will come homo to observers that nil parts of the United Kingdom Includlni the me tropolis are far more accessible from Liverpool than from any other uort These posters aro to b distributed with I lavish hand throughout the United States A deeply Interesting struggle betnfon love and learning ha Just been concluded at tho I University of North Wales situated nt Han gor and ad to say Cupids forces havo been badly beaten Ktudontu of both sexes attend llu rnlleRC and nn Inconvenience resulted from this arrangement tintll qulto recently be cause exeryhody seemed too busy to think of such a thing m courting nnd because opportunities portunities for social Intercourse are hedged round with mimy difficulties A young man and a ouneer wnrnin however man aged to sno enough of each other to full In IOVP nmhalng inado a Iat ioon overcame the obitaclcs t meeting as might hao bon expected Finally emboldened by fucccjs and tho aopnreni atiplnoneji of tho coltepo authori ties thu loters actually walked abroad together and oven went for little drives In the country In each others company Then the college dons arose In their wrath and ordered tho couplu to ceaio their tender cummunlngs Ihe young people replied In effect as other lovers have done since tho world commenced commence hit they loved 1 each other lot dearly to part Tho warnings wero repeated and tho refusals were reiterated with the Inevitable result that the lad and las wero eipellcd Controversy rages furiously on tbo subject All the bars In ale are twanging their harpt nnd composing and singing odes In defence while parent and unromantlc people gennrally praise the vigilance and common senna of tho collrge authorities The latter had Intended tn pretrrte a dlgnltled sllonce but tho unkind attntks of the newspapers nnd the melodious denunciations nf the their philosophic denunclatona poets upset phio sophic calm and today they Issue this carl for the Information of thane concerned The facts in the case are that a mala and female student were observed to ba on For w bat Intimate terms with ono another and too openly manifested their preference for each others society In public In a perfectly honor able and open manner They wero kindly warned that this did not met with the apprnt al of tho authorities and they wore asked to de sist They however took uu notlco of this vtarnlng and wero subsequently three times cautioned This not the desired Cotone producing r sult the students were dismissed There U some talk of the young couple tenting in a lourt of law the right of the college au thorities to tho ruin thefr scholastic careers I but tat would 0 to oroialo an ending of the romance In which a susceptible nation Is taking such deep Interest Tho couple Is more likely according to Urn latett news to got married and lye happy ever afterward Tho incident nlll serve to strengthen tho hands nf those who nro always opposed to throning open Oxford Cam brldce and other great universities t women Tlio eternal srx question has cropped up In quite another direction to the danger of ono of tho most cherished Institutions of this favored I land There havealwnu been I few Knellsh I people worn for the mot part who havo ob jected to barmaids I has been urced from time to time that tho employment of onnc wo I men In drinking saloons wus scandalous and de I grading The majority of men like the sjstcn however and a tho liquor trade find It very profitable every suggestion to abolish I Is promptly howled down An organized effort t abolleh this really crying etil I now promised Counters Carlisle Lady Henry Somerset and other eminent womon reform ers hae taken the mater in hand und a league wi be formed with ole plank of the plitfurm tho abolition of tho barmaid by Iccta late enactment The chief opposition In likely to come from tho barmaids themselves Y ho number some 50000 In the Inlted Kingdom and who not unnaturally olilect to boll de prived of their means nf livelihood because their more favored sisters think dispensing liquor to thirsty men Is unwomanly and calcu lated to get them Into trouble Philosophers scientific men and mjsties since the days of Pythagoras have held that an Intimate connection exists between sound color and form Mr ItUlngton a wealthy amat Mir artist and philosopher has been In vestigating tho theory for cant It and showed tie result on Thursday nlpht In St Jamess Hal to a vast Invited audience which included the greater pat of fashionable London society Mr Hlvlngton explained his lews upon what he calls tho new art of color music He has constructed at n cst of nearly 10000 a color organ by means of which ho has produce results Inexpressibly beautiful Without touching on technicalities It be pointed out that the may b pinted according to un dulatory theory of light the rules of vtbiatlon producing different color vary In much tie same ratio n tho Intervals In vibrations pro ducing musical notes Mr ItUlngton In his color organ has pro Idol a practical means of delighting the eye with muslu played In color There U I a keyboard attached tn delicate mechanism all upon depressing any key the color answering to that note Is I Hashed upon I ncreen nt tba end of tie hall Thus taking mid die C to correspond with tho Ion red of thespcc trum tie ultraviolet spectral raj sure consid ered a aimlagous tn I while the hypo thetical low red of tho spectrum repeated which Is even now within n measurable dls laiica uf demonstration corresponds tn C sharp of the new octave While tome of Chopins Prelude were played on Thursday tho piano forto screen was flooded with successive rhyth mical waves of harmonious color from simple to complnx glowing tcarlct gold deeoonlng tonrange exquisite half tones In mal grays and browns and tuniuolnu blue A waltz of i Dvoraks showed thu higher potslhllltle of lately complexity nnd tliu overture to Illenil was strikingly Iwautlful In half tones of color Kverylody nursed that Mr lllvlngton has pro vided A new joy for cultured humanit nnd everybody was equally unanimous tlutt the evanlnc nai very fatiguing for tlio rapidity with which color ousted color from the retina produced I painful effect upon all observers Tb Prince Cnut Join U LONDON June HThe summer Itinerary of tho Prince of Yales us otllclullj annoiiiiied low that It will L Impossible for him In Islt 1 the UnlUd Mates tliU tar If hoeurhadas rejiortod any Intention nf doing so Aflertlm Joodnood racci on Jut 0 ho will be present at tho fortnights ucht Ing it Co we From Gown he will go to llomburg thcnoe to Iladtnlladcu and toburc returning to llalmural In bep tinibcr I I fc w Tbre New lollnr li I I 11 T ellI L f W Nunlura1 s iW OuJOiUa r aW4ilv I TURKEYS MINISTRY OUT NIlr cAiitXET ronatixa WITH SAID JAHIIA AS a 11 AHD VIZIER Tie Itniiilnni Are ArtToeatlnc nn laternn tlouul Cnnftrfntt Caeland lieenforce Her Mcillterrnucan titirrlson Clueen Vlctorln Tnkcs n Hand In I AOiilr Coj RTAtTlxnpB Junn HThe Turkish Min istry today resigned and a new Cabinet Is bell formed with Said Pasha as Grand Vlzlcr ST PirrMiHiiflto June 8 Several of the lead Ing newspapers hero are advocating an Interna tional conference un tho Armenian question trgltig flint course ns desirable In order to pro vent 1 conflict with Turkey LoNiiof Juno RThe gravity of the position In the far Kast Is I shonn by the orders that have been tinned by the War Office A large Increase will ba made In the stores of war munitions at Malta Aden and In Kgypt Tho nmall Karri Ion on tho Island nf Perlm In thn Itcd rl will be rcinforced by detachments of artillery and eapoers Quickfiring gum will 0 placed In thn and fort works will be fortifications tho I en larged Tho Island will bo mlle nn Important naval Imtp Communications proceed between London Bt Petersburg nnd Paris as tn what combined action shall be taken If the Porte maintains tin refusal to concede the demands mado by I Great llrltiiln Uuslaiind franco relative to Armenia r the Porte persists In its refu nl to grant the demands nadc by tho three powers It has been definitely arranged to reprei nt theso demands asnn ultimatum nnd tore 1 fixed dato for their acceptance o rejection I Is I understood that Great Ilrltaln proposed In tho event nf the rejection of tho demands thit the combined fleets of the three powers make iv denionntriitlnn n Cnnstnntlnoplc but Ilancr atinNluRsIn prefer as a first resort I cnn ference of the Uuropenn powers Iho 1 Speakrr art that hirmony betwieii the threo povven1 as far as dlnlomntlc pressure Is concernetl Is I complete Should Franco and Itunsla decline to KO further the appearance of a Urltish tot at Constantinople may bccomo a necessity Conlnntnopl 1 ICe6Ir If only to insurn safety t against I rising nf tho Turks Thn paper adin that public opinion In Great Ilrltnln vvill compel the Government to f nn alonn I compe easy tn occupy frt Mitylcna and Kcmos nnd tn mnto them nnd Cyprus 1 baseof nperntlonn thouch thoeventnal result might break up thu Turkish empire Prime Minister Itmolicr en toned absence from hendiiuarters and the leaving nf tbu Karl of Klmberleys w itk band tu guide affairs is excused by thu Ilherula nn the eround that the Cabinet hasnpreod upon adeflnlto policy tn meet allcuntltiRenclco 1101 known that the Uuecn Influences the Cabinet by explicit advice amounting In Instructions concerning the atti tude of thn Porte Her Majest n Interet In tho iiuef tlon wan Micli that hu cnimed tho full text of lh Sultrin6 replv tu the demands nf tho three powers t bo telegraphed to her nj foon as I was rcCHlvid by Sir Philip Currle the Uritlsh AmbiMldnr nt Cnnstnntlpnlp I Is bellavcd alunthnt hp In sever il personal letters to the Czur communicated the necp lty of concerted action nn tlmnueHlon The Oueen has become a fervent Torkopholie She has bwn excited nver the stories f the Armenian ntrocltlen and ban gone be und her usual constitutional func tions In tho press discussion nf the poslbledcvclnp t1SS ments of the Armenian question I Is generally reco nlzwl that however successfully Great Ilrltaln mav cope with Turkey tho nther pow ers will I Inlt uuna hnrlng 1 full voice In tho filial suttliment Including thu Egyptian question ton Tin A AFonA FHIXCE ix zoxnox HP Tteftinpn tn Bhnke th 1ldJ MnynresV Hund Hootvd by tbn People Spfcial Cnblf Dtfpatch to TnK Scy liOXDoy Juno 8 Xasrulla Khan complete his metropolitan experiences tontgbt by attending In of the faxhionahlo music halls ing one tbi tl musc and tomorrow morrow he w ill start on a tour of tho provinces to tho profound relief of official and social Lon don Thero has been no striking Improvement In his demeanor which bos continued tn be thnt nf n haughty prince thoroughly liorcd with tho world In which fate had strange ord temporarily placed him Tho crowd has been quick to dis cover and resent this ns was shown on Thurs day when at several points alone his route tn the Guildhall Nasrulla was heartily hooted The show was a half hour Into owing tn Nasrullas laziness and that did not thn Inzlnelnd mollify popular temper In the Guildhall the Prince Ignored the out stretched band of the lady Mnvores nnd tnubbcd wilfully or unintentionally tcvernl civic dlenltarlcs but he made a rather pretty speech if the Interpreter may lie trusted nnd 1 It Is Kaid raclously expressed bis approval of 110 citys turtle soup Hut on this point there Is I a remarkable conflict of testimony The reporters were well placed for observation but their ac countant Xasriillaa proceedings are hopelessly divergent Several reports fay that ho drank only water and very little of that nnd that whnthcntu was prepared by his own Afphnn I cook and placed before him by tho undcllled i hands of fU own butlerlnchlef Others ile 1 clarn that tho youngster when his native cnro nltvc guardian was not looking tossed off a glass uf champagne and tasted the soup One well know special correspondent plunging boldly I Into etal pledges his Floot strvtft honor for tie abalutu truth of this account of Nasriillus performance What seemed both to astonish and delight his Highness wns thu turtle soup Uf this he had two plates and also helpings to salmon lobster ealad cold tongue und chicken p4rlgord ptc and two lots of Iced pudding Bo much for English newspaper reporting As nn representatives of American newspapers were Invited by the Lord Mayor tie actual truth will never be known which perhaps Is I fortunatu for tlio Ameers son if ho really did break thn commands of Mam 118 sol lll aro still most carefully watched nnd tho Grenadier Guards anil polUu are kept within hal News of oino of tho Afghans slrango doings hni manuicel tn leak out and the fact has an cxnspurutcd the India Office thu orders have been Isued that reporters shall not b permitted Hun to approach NAirtillas Indu ing Ono nd and respected nuw tathcrur attempting tn let Intn thu courtjard hut I nlsht w at fdleil by the police and huitlrd down Piccadilly accompanied by u hnwllng crowd nf ilrmlmnndalnes und revellers He was charged with belncdrunkund dlsorderlynnd wns bound nver by thu tnnglatrntn to day to keep tho peace which he never broke This gentleman who enjoys a fair reputation for veracity says that all tho cats In the neigh bnrhnnd of Dorchester HOUKO havo disappeared the simple Afghans having captured and eaten tliuiu under tht Imprntklnn thnt they Rt 1 species uf hare Hu 1M Inltfit Irrit Thn more that becomes knnnnnf the manners and liabltr of the Afghan Prlni e Nnriilla Khan thu lesu I hn I liked Hu created a veiy hail 111 prrsslon uu Tliurnday on tliuniiuHlon nf his re ception by thu Lord Mnvnr at the Gullilbnll thu ritydluiiltarles bulnz thormiKlill dUulistnl wllh him When thu adlrcitx nf tin cnrpnratlnn wus reud tn him tbo bpjuwelltd luirbarlaii p ild not th lhllt attention In if s 1 llverj nnr did ho mako any reply I I Thu spcndi which was LMMti tn Ilu Mri IMiivirllnuto havn come from liliu wusienllj madn by LolJulbul in lib ci iiiotv as iiueriuutei 1i I ullow Ing lhl idw o of dlncnnrtcsv the Prllieo cnvitt Iliiuexhlblllnii nt Afehatieio Illner in Inn rcfilbil toiueeiil tba extended hand uf Liuty ItciuiU thuwlfenf the Innl Mavur Hut hlsUe pnrtmrnt nt tnbln vva poslth rly matelile Mi uu exnmidonr tvvlnltli rlutlnnv I honnh tlielniu h enn inlilo vrn spread wlthtlioi huleeMnf vliinilH lie InsUtld lipun eatlllLMinl nf ll i fund whleh had been prepared for him by his Mntlem cook When uuy nf tint tnrntcrloun dishes served tn him fallen tn ploimu I hlin ho would riject mxiithfiil nfler mouthful nf the stuff without thunlluhUnt roiiprd l tn Iv declination Ills fivnrlto paga vvlui has necompanled him Ihrouuboiit hii lour did nut go with him tn the inlldliull hut remained IIIH illtcnntnlatu atti tude UJKIII thu KleHuC Dorcheiter llnusu for n for unit the time city ale hi master toot Jil departure IVrit Kad not for Cnnry Island rl flinliil llrniikljtn fury al WMiflmllil ilrrmlnui all rtevati roiiitt mid H u Knilrlitttrle Iraliu Kx rurilou uu KIIIS Iliurr firk excursion all emu I Ample aivouuuuJstlvun Cb ait t auU Lnt ruul II o 10 DIB A DironCKD fOMAN llnrto Wnrner1 neqnest that tie Trial He Adjourned Not Ileeded When the case of Thomas I Warner a proof render for an absolute divorce from his wife Mario came up before Judge Dugro of tho Su perior Court loit week a latter l which had been tent by thu defendant to the court wns handed over tn Hubert Urcnthnl attorney for the plain tiff Thu defendant was not represented In court In tho letter MM Warner ald that she was dying uf coniumptlon at1 Avenue A and nho asked that tho case bo adjourned until eho had aclmnco to die in that her husband wonld bo freed from her without tho trouble of n divorce trial She asked that her husband cal oa her to bid her Roodby The letter was liandcd to Warner who de cided tii let tho ease proceed There was no other evidence of ber Illness except tnolutter so tho Court was bound to proceed with the trial The evidence showed thnt tho defendant who hnd danced In theatres under the name of Mario Hontr married the plaintiff nn Due 311H 0 and that they separated In March IhOl when she eloped with 1 soniranddanco man named William i McUrath f appeared thatyhu nnd McOrath had lived together five weeks nt thu Ilrnmlwny Hotel under the names at Mr nnd Mrs Thomas I Warner Decision In tho case was resorv ed but It Is said that the dlrorcu baa bicn innuteil fdncc llc Lawyer Urrcntlml old his wlfn about the tm nnuat Incident nnd Mrs Gfeenlhnl cnlled upon Mrs Warner f was found tna M Warner was Indwd very III all wnn wWtdnna to a men skeleton She could hardly speak from wcaknefw She tntd Mrs Grucnthal that she hnpril tn dlo an undlramil woman Nelshbors wen uttho hou olan night to cnn nllht dole ll Mrs llatilz the 101 her If thudylng woman who wns trvlnc bv tho beddc Snme ono brnuLlit a lighted lump Intn the rom In I voice fccnrcelynndlblo the Invalid moaned Inko It out take out tho lump for I see Tom face The lamp was removed to the kitchen where thu neighbors wcro talking In whispers Her husband was here this afternoon said one oneyou cant tall him her husband now added Wednesday another Tho divorce was granted on The Irk woman has been trying to support her nld mother of lit In Jiinnary last she found employment In the Juto mil In Ire n point n und worked there until her health gave slio then went to work In n paritementarlo rhnp In Grand street Here she labored until tho middle nfMay when she Ml 111 while n work und was brought tn her home In i car riage Krora that day she has ben nnablu to leave her bed Dr John W Hurley of 118 Cannon street was called tn attend her and pronounced her caeo hnpclcs Thn Doctnr said she wns In thu last stamen of consumption and rould not pnslbly live through the summer She might lout until thu loth of June ho said but not longer unt RZlLS wovinxT in OHADUATED Tie Principal Didnt Ilkr the Wisy They Itrad Their E NUJ ho They dlet Quit MATTiTtCK L I June HTho annual com mencement of tho High School In this village which was to have taken place In tho Congrega tional Church last av enlng did not come off be cause the Tour pretty young women who wero to havo ben thu graduates went on strike and left thu school in bud he took a They umbrage at tho dictatorial manner of the principal Elmer G Thumn nn alI stuck to their threat never t school be vrudualed oo long its hu 0 principal of tho The onng women are Edith Wines Helen Glluerslccve Grucu Hutlng and the Ilobln eon They Are the daughters of Mattltucka beat citizens Their ages range froii 17 toID earl For months they have beeu hauling dusty volumes down frora cl tlvos sur charging thalr minds h mvcrUl for tlr graduation ossa s WhtQ too were finally com loted and tied up with pink ribbons Prin cipal Thompson eagnjed to teach them how the csbiiB should bo read From that moment things did not run smoothly The girls Insisted upon rending the essays In their own way The principal Insisted that they should rend Ilium in hlswa At each Nlleuenl the frlctiuii became moro marked The crisis camp nn Tuedny he prluclpnl entered the clans rom fur the dally rehearsal apparently out of humor Miss Ulldendrove ctnrted tu rend her e say on tho Future of Women Kvervlhlnp went wrong Shu cot her inllccllnnn mixed She miplaced her empha e In fart she appeared to violate all oratorical rules Then Principal Thompson him self became Intensely oratorical Ho stormed and fumed at the KirK It is said Vou ar nnllilni but I pn k nf silly girls hll Is nrcuspd uf c n In if 111 5 on dn not know n much as the lower grade You aro a set of Unc X heads This c rltlclsm wns ton much for the girls After hurried whispering tley arose In I body nnd lt ft thu room An tndlenntlon uuctlni fol low ed nnd a resolution wns drawn up and idgncd by the girls providing thnt they would tmyeott the school mi Inng ns Mr Thommon WHS principal The next morning Principal Ihoinp toii wus without n criiduatlni Rlnns Whtn It bernmc certain that there would bo no commencement thu llnnrduf Kducntlnn held a meeting and decided not tn rcPnuauu thn prin cipal for the nuxt jpnr Mrs AlI Taft was named as hN tueccii ir When Mr Thompson learned of this hu immediately left Matlltuck nnd returned tu his home In the northern part of the Mate Mr Thompson Is I about HO years old and Is I a graduatu of the Oswrgii Normal hclool iroxT in Jl CeLYATE Clllrrn VAMm Hlnnd IP for Hln HlKlit at Quarantine nnd h Olla Them In tho Meerngu nf nil I transatlantic pnsicngcr etrnmships there fire placards printed In sev eral lanuuiuC telling nil Immigrants nnd re turning American cltlrens tliat the health regu lations nf all American ports require all persons In tho steurago tu be vaccinated In thu Eteerago nf the American liner New York which arrived tcrdny from Southamp ton was Charles 11 Kllli C 1 formerly chief engineer nf tho Nivv York Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company Importer of liquid fish clue 44 Dunbar street Walton Liverpool Mr Kills dnont believe In vaccination and he distributed circular of his own composition amonir the HcirnKe pasMiicern telling what n bud thlnir It wi in rink iMtliiK vaccinated Tnndnyshornru thn New York unt Into port thoHhlpHiiurcenu Dr IC L I ICIlcnrrlfT went Inln the utceniKP In exiunlno tlui arm of tho HKceiiuerH for vaccination mrvrkb KvcTylHidy lareil lilMnr her arm except Civil Enulnrcr Ki lls Hecibjrrted tu vneclimllon un thu ground thai ono of IlA children had been mudu very III by I nnd hUo becaui he liellevnl It wns no good in keeping nil emailpox Dr Kllgarrlll ai filed vainly with Kill When tlio idilii cot Into junrnntlne Deputy Health Ofllcer Snntiurii ordered hills tu leave the New York nnd uu on tho Inirdlnic tuc for transfer tu Uimrintlne Kills nut refumd to dunuurul thirtt wa nil legal way nf making him iln I at there was no mnnllpox nn the ship Dr Sanburn headed lllh nff by notlH t Ink Dr Whmler tnele Ham nifdleal uxiMrt In charge At iill l 1tllll tudelnlii EII Dr Wbeelurdld so While KlIU tniiliit he viuclnatPd agalnat hl VT 11 IIP may be I Ikdalid for fnurtei n iluy llw Ineiilmtlvd perlixl for malpux J IIeMs ho Is nn Amirlean ellUun A11JUI llli HAIUIXfl lUirKOATES futon Men toutblnlnc to IteaUl Tliulr Tjrnnulenl Ulctntloii Thecnnfcicnce of bitlldlni trades which has met unco ur twice In Central hull In Wut Tlilrt fiuind street to expicss dUsntUfaittoa with thu Hoard uf Wwlklnit Dilccnles will meet OLuIll od y In thu aniiiu placu to oriaiilii an rxeciitlvo council uf the building trades Tho object nf this council will be to lurh the pnwnr uf thn linaid of Walking Delvgiilvn Ono of the jruli r4 In ihoniuveineit said voiturdnvi 1 he mcinhcrs of the lluittd ut Walking Dole gntc wcroiirlKliuilly supposed tu bo thu tur runts cif the union they t lopreiont Fur tho last two ur threo yrura althnugli they Inive uenii paid by th unlnus they have been actiug as tbelr mm lu I U llmu lu bring matters back tn firt princlptei niiain and let the ftourd of ulklnn Dclenntct know that It I not an A iiinblnuoiif bnssva Ia tirlnclpnl nrginlratlnni which nrn In teriHted In thu Lick ngalnit Iliu Hoard of Walk Ing DvleuntM nre tliu plumbers steamfltten and carpenters unioni Ilr and Sir llurdra t Abelie A ll Vlllr N O Juno H lumeg A Ilurden Jr nnd III bride iif Slonnn arrived at I I W Yaiidcrbllls IHate llluiuuri thU ufluruuou t rcLuuiu u futr dam rcw 101 HER AGED BEAU IN JAIL na nvaoan Afro KISS tin it an AOA1X8T lIEn ITITT An OM Mnn from Netr Tork with Plenty of Money Mnkc Ttolent nnrt Mndden LOYD Brooklyn llrl nnd I 14 Thru the Hired bJ ilollier naIl BnuKhter The Reiult or a ler ouul A welldrentod grayhaired man who said he was 60 jrnrsold bnt looks as If ho might bo nearer 7fl was locked up lat night In the Dul ler street police station In Ilronklyn on a charge of klsslnttand hugging Miss Ida Murphy SJ yearn old against her wilt Ho said he was John Uoblnson a uporulator married and lived at 04 Perry street New York but Loth the name and addrcsx aro Lelloved to be fictitious Miss Murphy lives with her mother ali sister In the Itlversldo fat In Turman street and fiR been a pupil In Mine Amallos French dressmaking establishment a 101 West Four teenth street Kho Is n very pretty brunette and Is I well educated having passed eovernl yeura in a con vent school In England Her father n ho wns a rich provision merchant InCnrlow Ireland died two years ago and his estate ha not yet been nttlnt etle Two weeks ago Miss Murphys attention was directed to a Xew York newspaper advertise ment signed M V and holding out a tlat t rllt ImslneM offer to a joung dressmaker Miss Murphy after consultation with Mine Amallo decided to ansnrr tho advcrtlKemunt end her communication tn MVnas tnll communicaton tl wu accom panied with nn endorsement from MIIIP Amallo A prompt answer cnmo from M Vdescrib ing himself as a bachelor and explaining that he w as looking fora young woman not only ana superintendent for his dressmaking establish ment bnt also as a personal friend Ho promised to act in I very liberal spirit and added tnat ho wan very careful In his habits and neither smoked nor drank Mlft Murphy sbonvu the letter to Mme Amalip and responded to It by ln Itlnit I M I V la tail at her homo In ltrookl n whrrn they could talk the matter over My I mother never Interferes with my business tranMictlon nus ono of the reariturlng re marks In los Murphys communication M V wrote back tluit hu would call on last 1 butunlny nlcht but li did not come Last bundnv brief trcelvcd Mlm rlt Ilndn a notu VVOA by 1 Murphy nuoloeUluu for nis failure to keep tho engagement and promUIng to he ou hand un

Monday night When M V made his appearance at the Illv crdalo flats that night Mint Murphy was moro than astonished Instead of a goodlooking youna bachelor whom she baa uulntea 11111 In her fancy nhe snw a grayhulrod Irnyhnlrod old man w 1th vtoopcd shoulders and wrathor beaten face hhe uiadeuti her mind hovv ever to see the adventure through to the end and nt onco questioned her visitor a tu tho busliiuiui offer he proposed to make to her The stranger described hlmselfas wealthynnd anxious to embark In thu dressmaking buslnc s lie would leavn ull the arrancemrnts 111 tbo hands of MUs Murphy and put up all the funds that were necessary AaH evidence of good faith he opened his nocketbook and put n j 0 bill on the table Mies Murphy said she didnt want his money until the business wns started He then suddenly declared his admira tion for the young lad promlsul to givo bur a diamond rlmt I told wutch and thuin and other nice presents and wound up by clatplni her In his arms and klxslug her Miss Murphy screamed and bur mother hurried tn from an adjoining room The man picked up hta hat and ran ont fol lowed by the two vv omen Thcro was I excit ing scene on tbo street nnd a policeman came up before it terminated Mrs Murphy nppcaled to him tn art the strancor for assaulting her daughter but ho refused to tin 6 not having wltnes8d h ullt M Yi finally 101 oil and Miss Murphy supposed her ad ventnrv vvas ended Hhe a Burprlned tn receive 1 letter from him during the ek apologizing for hlx behavior anil asking her for giveness Mln Murphy Invited him to cAl f train InM nltht nnd be fell Into the trap When he 101 tn the holle at I oclock laM nlcht Policemen Fngin and liellly weruawalt hl him with 1 wnrnint Iliied by Justicellghc and ho was taken tn the Matlon olltln He begged pltcously tn be let off raying that I would dligraca him kill his wife and break up his family but Mlis Murphy was obdurate It Is I supposed the prisoners real namo is Wallace 1 JIVCK Tin 3ivinFnrif lrUr rthnnlltnt Ilr lured Minn Ilnrrlne ton Mourjr nnd IVnn Inflrante vvllli leI PAX FiiANCfco Tune 8 Miss Nellie Hnr rlnclon was mnrdercdone week ago today in her flat on Kills street She was killed by some visitor whom sho expected nnd whoso object wns evidently to Fecure possession of HOmo documents that ho knew were In tho rom Tho murderer tried to efface all traces of crlmo by settlns the plncoon fire and If he had not left tho vv Indow open he would probably hivo suc ceeded and the womans death nould havo ben accepted as the reult of accident The Inquest wns hulil todaj mid It was brought out tilt exState Senator Duel nvved the dead woman IOO nnd that ho wnsnn Intimate terms with her No other construction can be placed on I dozen afTcctlonntn letters to her in hU handwriting which vvcro found nmonj her elects Tho ton nf lluck rrad these letters to tho jury It made a dramatic scene tho dead Inns Ron presenting plain evidence of his fathers dishonor and clinching tho testi mony to tho telltale letters by hlsadmlsklon that they bhnwcd a strong feeling of affection on his fathers part for MHs Harrington Among tho dead womans papers was a note executed Jointly by Senator Duck and lib son Irlaw for 2000 In another cnvtlopn were found a notu executed by luck for SUM nnd his photocrapi On the back of this envelope wns nn rndorMi ment by Miss lluriliigton that this nhnuld he burned without opening In easu nf her denth 1 he letters ranged In data from seven yenrs all up 111ot t month They were addressed to My dear Null nnd slunea Will Mori of them woe Identified by the son as In hl Immlvvrlllni contained tattlers hallhrltln They cUltnllel1 mlmittt notes nt hU movements and PIIKIIKU eIIIIO im ntHtu meet her at various tOe Hie most Munlflrant letter was ililed Chicago July IN IHHH and coiitnlnett thp DPiitcnces I have but little lu write that will Interest you uiilou 11 I tliit I love uu f till even If nuartsn fir Iwan Unit nut of nluht nut of mind Isnot tiuu with my regard fur you I wlnhlcnuld I Im with Jim ihla afternoon and cvenlnp that would be Here tho Inter railed abruptly tbo ennd sheet having been dentrorrd As tiilvwnn vv rlt ton seven jvarsnco nnd recentKUt rnshinvCM Iluck called on Mies Harrington nearlv ever day when in the city the Inference I minim tnkablo that hn I wns enamored 1 or the woman and Unit their rotations hud nut been proper for many jeurx Th Inqutst was niljoiiriied to Monday without any moro muter il evliltncv I h klliuvn hit C apt 1 Iecj nf the pollro bus a I numlxrnf lettoi bends hearing different date i thobiult of th lutturs having been cut Ilachli I thcs uijld bo I riHovorid It IK I ihuuuht thny would probably make the taso ngaluit Hucfe concluslvr UUaUn known that Ml HarrliiKton called at lluckr hoiiho thediiy leforo tlI murder mid uuulu a si ens declaring he milot hnvn her money or notes of Illicit When Ituek heard uf this he WHsuugry and Marled for thlHClty As Iliirk Is ilevl Imwcvcr IhoCoronrra jury will prnlmtily riot chnrce him with Ihn crime hut mjstarlea will ii ld It tl 1riocoa long lull of tilmlnal 31K irfttli HXN ffHH 11111 The Amlnilnne Wouldnt turry I Too Ho AluUen rut Home In Cub Hdward Wliikcn a jouni man if 1fll Am sterdam avuiue was riding u newblcjcln In Central ParK near Ihe Mount fit Vincent llotil al 7 oclock lint evening The nmd there IH in the shape of the letter K Wlnkun wan riding swiftly and ns ho went around a curve he lost control of hi wheel and ran Into a currlase In which were a roan and a woman Iho latter were not hurt and kept on their way VlnVen was thrown to the ground His fai a was badly rut Ihn doctor wn gnlnfi Input v Inuen in thu ambulance that bad lueu im tlly siniiiinnisl but Winkon refuted tu go unless hit wheii vvuu taken along too Tho doctor wouldnt hare that so after hnv Ing i hl injuries drered n pnllcemaii took Inkeahoineliia cab What was left of tliu blcyclu vvutf tturvd lu tliu Muuut IJU Vlucoul HiiuO nr inn QVKXX The Prlne or 1V lr Artmonlstirrt thnt lie Hhonlrt Have Obccrretl MhtlNnntlde LOKDOX June H It Is said that the Prince nf Wales has icot Into trouble with his august mother by visiting the Whllsuntldo exhibition of paintings at tlio Ulilld Hall and afterward dlnlnc with a city Sheriff The papers announce tliLt the Princes action Incited thu cjuecn to rend him n long telcuruphlu reproof It ID learned that her Majesty advUoJ him that ho otinht to Imvo ubtervod Whitsuntide by recelv Inu tho sacrumcnts uf thu Church and that as n leading member of tho Church ho should have avoided nil public functions He I tilirjlne ItrKUli Audlenee nn Mnr rlnue und 31ornln LnNDOv Juno 8 Earl Hus ell Is ullllzlne his recent experiences In tho dlvnrco court In a practical way by delivering a course nf lectures on Marriage and Morals Ho delivered n lecture In New histon last evening In tho courso of which ha complained that the marriage laws nf England which he tald wero based upon thofoimallBiii of Jewlnh law compelled on 111 mutrhnd husband and wife to lead stunted lives The tlmo hud arrived ho drclaicd when iiucs tlons of sexual morality and other phases of morality must be approached In a different way from that In which they had hitherto been met ixTin MAIHEM A Wwlmmrr UritTr Attempt to Rrvrne Two lloyn Only Jnrtly Hurorinrnl Several boys wore playing ball near the Har lem moro In Central Purk near loath street just before dark last evening The tray at tho bat hit the bill and sont It flying Intn the water The beys mad n vain effort tn reach the float ing ball with slicks Finally ono of the boy held by aplnymate In leaning far over the brink of the lake lost bis balance and fell Intn tho water dragging with htm tho bor who had hold of him John J Irving of 303 West 117th street who was out tn a boat on tho lake with his wife and child saw the accident Ho threw off his coat and vest and swam tu the spat w hero thu boys were struggling to Keen afloat Ho got ono of the boys ashore and then waded and swam out to the placo where the other Joseph Genther of J4 Hast 10XM street hod gone down Ho dived repeatedly but did not get the boy Whllo Irving was under the water tho Uenther boy tamo to tho surface once Irving asked a man nn the aliore if he had seen anything of tho boy and the man pointed out the pot where thu boy hnd reappeared tor the lost time The gallant Ulmmer maden final dlvp bnt could not find the boy Later Pnlfcumtn Shan ley nnd Keeley dragged tliu lake and brought the body ashore It vv lu ttiouitht that he might ho resuscitated mid an ambulance was called from the Presbv terlnn Hospital Meanwhile thepollcemenmade an pfTnrt tn bring ttip boy to but were unsuc cessful Ihe iimbiilanco doctor ald tho hoy wax dead and his budy was taken to the Morgue 11OKK SMITH AlTFIt THE SKAT rirnntor Uortlon Will Not lie n Candidate for ICceleetlou ATLANTA Juno H Lnltod States Senator John I Gordon announced In a card today his permanent retirement from politics at tho end of his present term of office Ho says that this ID n determination ho reached a year agn and his friends have knon n of It and that ho gives notice to the public now to settle all discussion as to his own succession to the office be now holds Although be dors not say so he will dc vate his tlniu hereafter to lecturing This paves the ray fWlfokvMnith to be the Administration candidate for the HonAtc Jn view or Bpenker Crisp straightout declara tion for free silver H looks now as if these two men would lead the tight with a lot of younger men on the outside Mr Dublnuon has been looked upon as a possible representative of the Administration In this racp but he w 111 hardly make hcadvvny agnlnst Hoko Smith who is tho undoubted leader of that wing of Democracy In Ueorgla Hoko Is after the seat CA3IV11EIT W1IT RVX AOAJX He Will Oppom Ilimbncll In he Knee for Uniernor of Ohio CixrixNAn Juno 8 A conference of Demo cratic leaders was held at tho St Nicholas Ho tel this mornlni Senator Calvin K Ilrlce ex lov Campbell Congressman Paul Sore and PC ter Schwab w ere pruient The ubjut of tho meeting was to receive Gov Campbells final imsvvcr relative to his accepting thu Gubernato rial nomination ngnln UxGov Campbell has been cherishing hopes of getting thu Presiden tial nomination and won somewhat reluctant to consent to become a candidate for Gover nor After some argument on the matter with Mr Ilricc and the uthorihu said that he folt It to bo his duty tn become tbo partis candidate If thnt were the w lfli of thn prpent Thin set tled thu matter nnd them is nn duubt now that exCinv Cnmiibcll will bu tlio man who will op posu Gen Dutlinell SHE HAD 1 niroitce When Hnlin Cnmr Home tn Supper llnbn Tald Him to IPIITC IlniiHiKpoirr Juno 8 When 1rederlc Halm a barber returned to his homo last night he was informed by his wife that she had a divorce from him and that ho was not wanted there Slio had a ropy of tho decree to back up her words Up to that time Halm and his vv Ifo had been living together nnd ho a s he never euspectrd n thing of thu kind until he was ordered tn gut away About n earui Mm Halm served notice on her husband of a petition fur a dlvorconn thu ground nf Intemperance After tho papers wero nerved thu pirtlt talked It overand Halm supposed thu proceeding had been dropped Nut so Mrs Hnhn She had her law er brine tho case on decree nnd w hen her husband came home to Ills tuppur she told him about It IlMm siiys ho will make n motion to nave the case opened ns hu never had notlco of thu trial IOHT JUS LIFE TO HAYE A WOMAN Anaelo Ilronn Wim Ilrowneil bnt Tboran Sinltli Itcmuitd Mr ln NomiiHTOvrx Pa June HMrs Miry Pass and Mrs John Itosa In company with Angela lirovvn went tu the SchujlUl Itiver this after noon above West ConshnhocLrn tn batho Mrc Puss got bevond her depth and Drown went to heraedstanru The burden wnn too much for him and hu hnd tn n leusu hit hold He was MI exhausted that ho sank and drowned la Hie mean time Ihomaa Smith went tn thu vvnmnnH aslMunco and rescued her Shu wan uiiconiclous but wns brouicht Inct tn life Mr Passs linshTnd crinmllted sulcldu by drounluu cevenil weilti nio and shu was en u be married tu Iliown txMiroit iiiisovs A cent EXT Ilia turrlnxB lTi et nnrt He nnil 111 Hon Thruvvu Out FK HOCKAWAV Juno hKxMnjor Thomas F illruy of New ork who hni r hiunmcT cut luge lure went out riding tills morning with hUsoii luBlojied In front nf thu Dutcher Hniiso losirak tn au aciimlmnce and as ho sturtod tn drtvunn tbu hoiiu Irrniiif fright drd nhKd tonne tide Mliipcd anil full I ho i irrlnne wa upset nnd Mr tiilrn his TO thrown out Huth landnl nn their leet lh eitirlaxtil vvas iiulitnl ui l tliu uxMiyor and hi tun continued their diivc Auxloil About irorfte IS Slnau Yiirlit OiUKiio JiineH llravu fear ore onlorlaliied luro for thu tifcty of thuttenm jacht liltnnl ownuil by vxrenator Innriru It Mnm whluh left hereunThuiiduy iiiuriilng and lu not jet buiiu heard from Mie had nuoard apt Juhn Iilackburn and a man nuineil Donnelly of Oswcgo and KliKlneer hprnuuu of lltliderknii TIIO aoht wa licqnd for tho Thousand UUndi Mr Fionas sun vvhn ti at the UlandM liar It red u bout and riimu up the river In Cap Vin cent and then went over toMony l li nd but found no trace uf the yacht It li believed that shu went down In Thur duv tt u K l or U uUihkil at iuuio Isolated iJiuo STRONG ENLISTED SAGE JOT Tin MiLTiotttiau ixro rna HTA1E CLVll In It Ilenlly Mllholtnndfi flub nr It the Mnyurn fTIir Cenlrnl Niitlonitl llnnfc Meenm tn He Itlalit In IlIolm llnmea i llhonde J D ct to Hi tlly Climnhtrlnln Folks throueliont the State who take an In tcrest tn the political ultnattnn were tn pnme I extent puzrlcd when they read that the lion Hnssell Sago wns nun nf tlio Incnrporatora of John H Mllhnllnndn Stain Club vvhn put up JlOOeach nnd thereby becatno llfo members What troubled tho Inquisitive wns why hnd Mr Hntto decided to nlliter politics just now A little moro than forty jean ago Mr Snco was an Alderman In Troy and nubsetiuontly n County Treasurer of Itetinsclanr and after ward he served two years In Congress Alnna tn the forties Mr Hago hnd himself elected Chairman of tho Whig Committee for the Kcnssclaer Congress district and he kept that placo ncalntt nil comers for twentytwo j ears In other wordi he wan th boss par excellence of Itunnsclaur county at thnt time nnd later on he was one nf the lieu tenants of Thurlovv Weed and William H Reward Hut ho retired from politics In 1R5D and devoted his energies to acnulrimr tho vast fortune wlitch ho now possesses He Is wlthlu a year nf being eighty but ho Is as bllthcsom and chipper as a youth of twenty Mr Sinro was at his home COO Fifth avenue last night with a number of friends when n Sirrr reporter asked him why ho had become nil In corporator uf the State Club I became ono of tho Incorporators of th State Club said Mr Snco mainly because Mayor Strong sent a messenger to me asking mo tn become one of tho tncorporators You know that I am one of tho stockholders of tho Central National Dank of which Mayor Strong was President up to Jan 1 I consented readily I like Mr Plait and we havu been good friends all along Ho Is n clever business man but I do not think that It Is exactly right for any ono man to be the boss of tli Republican party in the State and neither do I think It advisable for any one man to bo In n position to name tho Assemblymen nnd the Senators in tho various districts have no unkind word tn nay agntnut Mr Ilatt but I am against tho system which he appar ently epre cuts That Is nil that Mr Sage had tn ny on the cublect Muor StrnnK and tho Central Na tional Hank appear to bo Interesting factors In tho Hcpuhllcnn tuimoll Il was printed in TUB MN a Hhort time ago that on Tan 1 Inst whan Mayor Strong took up thn reins of municipal government his bank had on deno lt of cltr money SVKIO and that thin amount by April 1 h d been increased to 50000 Two davs Reo the Mayor appointed rphraira A Jncob the counsel or the Central National Hank tn bo a Justice of the Special Sen Ions fur elx years And sn the nolltlclnnn last nliiht wero led to believe after they heard of Mr Migus reasons for jnlninc the Mate Club that Mn or Strom and tho Central National lianU wrre right In It John Ilnrseu KhondcR of the Tnlon League A j f f Club told his friends ycstcrdnj thnt ho was to i become City Chamberlain in placo of Mr I ODonohuc B 11 SlttV TUEf 1IA IT KILLED MARTI Spnatab Autborltlvn lrononnpr Hint ljtt rrully nd Irically Deltd HAVANA Juno 1 Tho official documents relative to tho burial of Marti havo been pub lished In full An epitome of tho documents U as follows t In the general cemetery of tho City of San tiago de Cuba at S A M May 27 there wns a meeting of military commission named by hlj Excellency tho Military Governor of Santiago Among tbo prominent men wore Col Handovnl whu commanded tho troops at thu engagement of Dos Hlos on Wio 10th of May O n Garrlch Col Cabcrro and many others Tho Governora commission was read It empowered them to proceed to the identification and burial of the budy of tho socalled chief of tho rebels one Josd Marti Several of the senior officers knew Mnrtl In his life having known him during tho 1808 to S7H rebellion and several having scon him during recent engagements After a close and careful scrutiny of thu remains they wereunanl ninusly of tho opinion that tho body Lcfora them was thnt nf Jo 6 Mnrtl rullovv lic tlo Identification Col Sandoval acting for the Spanish iovernment authorized tho nepulturo of tho body In compnitmcnt No ii4 of the Hovedas All of the leal requirements having been compiled with In every detail the certificate nf dentil nnd Identification uf thn body of Jcwo Marti was signed by tho following Manuel Tejerlze Knrlqu Ibleta Mauri Knrlque Yn tus Publn A do Valentla Jos6 X do bandoral At the corcliiMon of the ofllc Inl ceremonies Col Sandoval addressed tho vatt concourse n Klng If any relative or friend of Murtlwns present if so nuch friend nr relative was at full liberty to step forward and take part In the last nfllccs to tho dead No one offering tn do so Col Sandoval addressed thn people sayini that In the presence of dentil the past wan forgotten Marti had censed tn bo an enemy of Spain nnd tlu bodv before them was worthy of honorable and Christian burial The coRln was then placed In its niche and the iiuenlm wan closed with the usual stone tablet When this had been doni Oen Salcedo In un eloquent address suld that If Spanish foldliirs knew hovv tn overcome enemies they knew alto how tn retpect thn vanquished and how tn pay honors tn the dend Thli cloies tlie Marti Incident The nne and only Marti Is literally and legally dead Kill KSCAVED VIIOM Aff A8TIU3I Mr Joekhenrt n Irlnouer lltrr She No ti lled Col WnrluK of Her famine Mrs Laura Loekhead a stately Roodlooking wcniati of thirtyfour jcars was taken to the prison ward cif Uellevue Hospital early yester day evening She had been arrested early la thu day by Detective Sergeant Mulry on the strength cif a telegram from the Chief of Police of St JnhnX N II to Acting Chief Cnnlln asking him tonrrest a Mrn Loura Lockhend who had escaped from an Insane asylum In tit Johns On her arrest rhe was taken tn the Mercer strict police station There late In the after noon she complained of not feeling well and nn nmbiilnncii was called from liollcvue Hnnpltal lliefcerzcnnt tnld her the would have to go la the prison ward Mio aid ho was no prisoner but Hho went quietly with the doctor loth ninbulanT At the hospital when asked th names of nnr of her frlcniK she mentioned ColWaring of the Street Clcanluc Department At Cul arlnga hoitic It was talrt thin he ktiew Mrs Luckheaa tovcn yean ago but had heard little about herOn

On Friday be cot a toeirram from her faying that flu wns comlnc to Nuvv urkand asking him liinituiuch u he wait a stiaiuer here if he rould look iift r lirr Shu Intended tu stay In the cityovirnlBht nnd then stall uiit tn suo her husband wliuis In Oregon Col Waring sent hli hicntnry Mmo Larrt to meet her nt the MOn lier arrival from Montreal Mine Carre took her to her nnil home td tTwenty ninth htreit and ki pt her uvrr night ester dav inoinlnCol Waring cot n telegram saylnf Mr Iocklitnd had ctcupul from un u lum Mr iili rd lurl r llcuoon Arrive Tlie rrinch llnu itenm lilp La Touralne the tvvinsirevv II r k t Into yuarantlno about half on hour before mm et list evening and landed In r pa elicrrt al lirr clock before U uto Hhu usually liuidi lliem uu Saturday uiinm Aim irt Hu1 pnscnccrs vvrs Mrs Ldward Inro HIMII whu uppcurnl un tlippiisenger III us Mnie Mlltler tritulltnic vvllli Mme K il MlttliT ho lelt tin pier tut iko thu U uclnck trnlil tu Huoton There was notidj tn meet her a A rrrucbrr M hu Stolo In Keep IIU Iumlly Irani Hturvlaic llTilliir O T June H Thu Her Juhn I Smith u llaitl l country prtaclivr whu t cup d frm jnll nistlllwutrr ten dt nr i linn been found Uing dead alone thu rciactnlilii In mi ml Juliiiiie eiiiinty lie liiiilbo n In p r beilth fur n IDIIU lime nnd tde meat tu Lecp Id wife and iiillichliarriilrinst r nn was am slid and cunvlelud uf theft unit wentiMiced la live years ill thu puiillenllury 1eulluit Iis iKinlshiiieat too piiut ha bruko jail and uet lUutU fruiu u vuiuru aud stoiyutiuu JT

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1 if f 5 1 r THE SUN ctTimv JUNE fL 18U I WANNED FltOM CINCINNATI nrnxnn WHO CA vitKitrnit FAHOU lelUTlIt NOT A hi OWKI io IrATURN eImd from Prison nn Pnrole HvOfctnla Work In I nlaharh Man Crime nn4 Ihe Terrible P4eee In Ohio Chief Cllr that Reunited froin HI Menlene CoiUMiilR 0 June HWIIAt Ilerner the Hamilton county man who wns Individually responsible for Ihe I death of nearly A hundred citizens of Cincinnati In thn fnmntis rlnt went to work tbls afternoon ns 1 truck roller He had been released from prison on parole I Is I a requirement the Hoard of Managers of the penitentiary that emplojment mUlt IM secured boloro 1 parole Is I granted Ilerner desired to return to I old hotre In Cincinnati but the police authorities there notified him that It wiuld be dangeron and ordered him r Illnlerol orere to keep f away Thn crime for which homer was arrested was f K mOil brutal murder li 1 In II a German and Joe I Palmer lilt accomplI In the crime and who wasiub iUeully hanged wai a mulatto They irern k no ft n A coiemon thugs and thieves Tholr lctlrii I Kirk Tan popular From the i moment tim murilerwaii known the universal g feeling wan that the system of police and court WA corrupt I during that long and exciting trial the I prisoners alumni a lack of moral sense It Is hardly an exaggeration to say that In the court room they gavu the Impression of being bloodthirsty thirsty Tin trial of Ilerrier wan separate from tbat I of Palmer but It came to an end at last and he I was found fulllj of murder In the second de I red and wai sentenced t Imprisonment for twenty years fc Tb anger of the people was shown as soon a I the verdict was known Nothing lea than I 1 banging was considered A lit punishment for I his crime It seemed to be agreed that the I Judge before whom the cuu wa tried who had i been a partner In law practice with T C CAmp i bell the leading attorney for the defence was pry responsible for Herners light sentence I was openly charged that the member of tie j Jury had Len bribed At tbat very time there lay In tho Cincinnati I jail twentytwo men who were under Indict I ment for murder all most of these had by In fluence and money been nhlo to prolong their case f rum day todayand from month month until the public became weary of the negligence I of justice When Berner received such a light sentence I indignation of the people became 1 furious that nothing short of a lynching could appease t their cry for vengeance Then followed tho riot I The citizens culled an Indignation meeting I None were moro astounded at the whirlwind tbey had evoked than the respectable citizens I who called the meeting on March US 18H4 and whose Inflammatory speeches convinced the mob f tbat It would have tha sanction of the socalled better clones of society lucale Inflammatory speeches were applauded The Indignation became so great that In holr anx iety and eagerness to get at the jail the crowd burt dowl doors and broke Intu the stores to get arras and ropes and In almost the twinkling of an eye there was a bowling mob around that Jai clamoring for the death uf lierner Sheriff Hawkins who la I now the managing editor of tho CiminnatHliiqiilrtr sent In a riot alarm and called to his assistance armed men for the protection of his prisoner Many re sponded Before their arrival however the crowd was battering at the Jail bowe1rl It did not take them long to effect an entrance In a few minutes the mob had possession of the jail but there were no leaders and It did not know bow to break down tli cell doors A detnchmeutof police arrived and by a mod I eryte display of force had succeeded In getting thu mob out of jail before any of the cell doors hud given way Morn pollen arrived and the patrol waeons came dashing down through the crowd wnlch they vainly tried to disperse The wagons did penetrate through the dense mat This WA the signal for the first shot and the llrst blood shed on the 28th day hot March onu that will ever live In the history of Cincinnati was that of an Inoffensive spectator s1cttor a young boy 17 years of age Seeing the boy full the frenzy of the moh be rime uncontrollable They tore down door and windows battered Iron cells fired their lenden bullets right and left and cursed the civil government cursLl Midnight i cume Tho Jai j corridors rang with loud reports This was the first Intimation that the mob had that the militia had been called upon Then followed more reports and shortly the crowd Mirued out of the otMra and corridor followed by a line of gleaming I bayonets The mllltla for whom HirrlfT Hawkins had I Kill entered a tunnel from the Court House louo and suddenly found tliemtehei In darkness Tint uie hind been turned out They raw before them a knot of men whom they mistook for I rloluis and so they were but captives under I therhurge of two policemen The lob began tn tre lint nml h vrnl Were Trntinrlfwl nnH ama ilotcr InL klllc The jail was soon cleared In the r8t flurry coming directly j ii the quiet uf s the armory where the had been en Joylmi their weekly drill thesu militiamen who had iiever been under tire before found them telves hemmed In n narrow pnxsngu In pitch 11 pich darkness Inters lleforc them was n crowd of angry 1 hey were at the mercy of tne citizens and many of them never lled tn tell of their ex periences thut tilght It was not long however before thu nillllln had driven the rioters out of jail and had complete possession of It The rioter on the outside knowing their In rapahlllly of attacking them on the Inside found K way lodrlvo them out the building was tlrrd Then thu Infuriated crowd assaulted the south side of the Jail und brickhatn nnd plblol balls rained so thickly on the bulldlogthat they kept up a great rattle and trash for a long time They nxsembled on the north and couth side and had the militia so completely hemmed In there that egress A Impossible Thecnrrldnr doors were open nnd they emp tied volley after volley Into the defenceless soldiers who could not shoot without fear of wounding one of their number Yet as each ens of the mllltla dropped another nuld ncrnii ble to his place Fear had no plato In thtlr earL Thin battle kept up for several mlmitci Then the mob seeing 1 was difficult tod erso the mllltla poured petroleum on the jail nnd Its surroundings g fo had failed l to burnut the first application The mllltla were forced Olt Then there came a battle In the darkness Men tel dead on both sides I was not until early In this morning that the moh bad been dispersed and this was done only after they had been convinced that the murderer lierner had been taken out during the excitement alI hastened to the dOlt and wan well on his way to the penitentiary at Oolnmbus The succeeding day was one of apprehension ra Cincinnati Many persons believed that the worst was over but such as had witnessed the pertinacity of the mob feared the approach nf nightfall Jov Headly had offered Sheriff Hawkins the aid nf the state urre Hherlr mlltl lie was unwilling t shed more blood but after consideration of the condition of affairs ho reluctantly consented to accept the offer The crowd had been Outlet all day all te 1 gathered numbers anti confidence as darkness fell Tho baracades looked ugly and the crowds gathered chiefly In front of the Court House The riot beiran again lou throwing of brickbats at the court hOI e Homu fired pistols and shotguns at the windows lamIng lonll dance the mob started a storming party and thn Iron doors In the court house were battered down In the twinkling nf an eye About the same time it crowd nf boys broke Into the County Ira urers tike Then the Idea nf firing the Court house be gan with tnlo crowd of bo s iitid n few grown men who were led by two Kuilucklans Tim 1h match was upplludnnd a small flaunt eliot forth It leaped rrnl one piece of timber to another and soon wat riMrhiK with Increasing strength Tie croud diet red Ole office after another was llrnd and xonn the Humes were dancing In every deportment of the front basement Then I he croud htarted nn the other side on South Oourt ilde frtreet Intending t Are the ofllcen on that ldeU u I was met oj A vuiiey or miukeiry Which made It and rush stagger around the corner 4guln hoou it while handkerchief Clrer luln HUII bndlerehle was waved and then 1 number 01 rioters cautiously ap poured and curried niT the eleml and wounded IIre minute uflulnuld till HhelllVa led 1 flag at which tbo croud had been firing bullets wa waved nnd again the mob turned around the corner ClOut Inl Its firearms at the barri cades Titers was knottier crush and the multi tude rushed back borne lhll1 others pick lug thtimtlvca ill and continuing the flight Ihtn there WASHcehjiitlim of tiring Illht the bodies tome from which life hud tied others which acre gapping with feeble breath were laid upon beds und tables In adjoining houses I Meantime iho aklrmUhlng continued nnd eontnlI amid all the Court lloum burned lintel The I flames pereed tue roof and roared through the ventilator from the I rotunda sprang I roan pillar to pillar mid reiuird s wero turned Into tfiimus and vnnlkhed while ImeesiminC no hot aside fir runiedaround Ihudetoird pile I Ir More win re Hrm and ammunition were for sale were broken Into h I both tides und It ceo not unti I I Ih i i Ammunition haul given nut tat t there vviuu ee ilhmnf hostilities between lat olght Mnlutoltlcerxind llho rlnler ni lhat Miniliiy I All the follow Ing day tutu runh man lied lbs streets firing their guilt hero nnd there wound Ing i Miniu ami frightening others nnd ni thus day iL worn on until the t afternoon when the I inlllu iirocilied 11 iatInit gun and I 11 was turned loose upon the surging rIoter homo hours Aliurwnrd the mob dl p r ed lour At the Morgue In A small room lit by flicker Ini candles there were A one time the bodies of thllly victims At tho hospital weru about Ole bundled nnd flfty wounded all drlo Kor thre day and nights the terror hU Ion tlnuod and at tail blood ciAses 1 to flow The uI burning of tho Court haute was hue act of the lnilnlgaiW and not of tbi moro re poct ble r I p i twoplr of the city The killing on both sides was precipitated by hotheads who would not stop to listen to reason The rioters Imagined that Cincinnati was being ruled by murderers and thieves and that the law was In Incompetent hands They had born their grievances a long time They hal asked for redress and for tme Instead of growing better affairs grow worse Ucrnera crime won the beginning Irn a revolution which has made Cincinnati todayoneof the best organized mu nicipal governments In the country LOYAL TO inn FAThER I flovisilor CrUr 4eii JCeuihatSeeleC l or the 11 Anlile Brw of l nlevllle CiTr or MUll June IThe recent kllllm of Archie Drown In Kentucky brings to my mind the most Interesting and exciting Incident through which I have ever passed said eGOY ernor Crlttcndsn American Consultleneral In I Mexico And I hero been present to on many occasions during and subsequent to the war when I mans hair would be mad to stand on the end from the Intensity of tho moment I I was In the Kort third Congress The occasion was the terrible philippic of toe lon John Young Jlrnwn of Kentucky now Governor ot the Rtate uttered against I member whose lame was not mentioned but the wont picture wa so giaphlcall painted that every on In the House knew whom the Speaker was delineating U was unmistakably Benjamin F Duller Drown was then as now one of the malt glftid orators of the South That Is I saying much an tho South Is A laud of orators As soon a Ibo tendency of tho speech became evident 11 row n was stopped by Mr Dliilne who the bpcnker and asked If he referred TA pnker kellt to any member on that floor Drown In the heat ot tho excitement which was growing Intense nut only with himself but with the entire audience and prompted by the eager desire to proceed said no He mae the denial not from any dis position to equivocate but from his eagerness t continue knowlna that If ho aid ye under the rules of tie House he would b checked summarily He R permitted to procesd by I the Hpeaker and In a few moments completed one of the most calUc and stinging philippics everdellvered In the Ilotisoof Representatives It was one of those moments that fully to realize one must have been a participant In It In someway I did not know whether the storm would b calmed or whether It would 0 Inten sified by physIcal violence Tho House on that occasion reminded me of the ocean during a storm when the great liner war vessel and smack were alike tossed about like the merest playtblnas During the Intensity of the ex Ittment a distinguished member tho New York delegation made a motion tn writing to expel Mr Brown Hail It been put just at tbat minute the resolution would have passed I with but few dissenting votes At that time the Re publicans h h had twothirds un majority u The ex cueiueiii B rtuu eiirmiKii vuvs IJUIIUL iut iiir tul i to i un extent that mniiy of il ol old enators came t the House Gordon was there and so were Heck and old Senators McCreery ol Kentucky Voorhees Hajard and lon Hill lllnlne with his splendid parliamentary knowledge nnd with tho disposition that justice should b done tn Mr Drown delayed putting the motion before the hiove A conference wns Immediate hnd between the Senators and such members of the House lAmar l rembr o lou lui amar Sam Cox Uolmun and other special friends of Drown and at once a plan wee agreed upon that Drown should send hh resignation by wlro to the Gov ernor If the motion should b pressed Then some cooler bends on the other side conferred i with Mr DawoH nf Massachusetts who was always conservative and generoushearted and be agreed t prepare a resolution nf censure to b substituted for the one of expulsion Gun Duller sat the whole time In his sell with a wonderful amount of selfpossession and dignity but at the time his tl lt same lme face was livid with excitement and Intense feeling Ho uttered but one sentence Mr Speaker I never begin a Quarrel but I never end one Dawess substitute was accepted by the prl parred of the original resolution and It passed thin House with only a row dissenting votes a During the delivery llruwns scathing ar raignment of the unnamed member his son Archie Don ulnuml about ID years of age stood by his fathers desk When Mr Drown was notified to stand in front nf the Speakers desk he stepped forward with his lit tIe son by his side accompanied by no one else und ns thn Speaker In his peculiarly skilful and ale masterful way delivered the censure as grace rut I ni aranfitr Inn n multi tines been piui at a cooler moment accom plishing the purpose without torturing tbe feeling During the delivery tbe boy be have with such calmness and dignity that ha at once attracted the Admiration of the House and diverted attention from the father The COO become the hero of the occasion and the members were much Inclined lo give him ap plause for his loyalty to hIs father ap This I the boy who grown Into splendid manhood met his unfortunate nnd untimely end recently In Loulsvlllu As one of the wit nesses of that great scene I ray 1eaco to his ashes I he erred he paid the penalty t A CUlHAMAfi8 WEAPON It Kfflener Mdl FnlnfbUjr Apparent to a Hoodlum In Chatham Sqnaiss For all the average Chinaman Is so Inoffensive In II appearance hlseverydaydresscomprises one feature tbat can b used with effect In repelling an attack A Chatham square tough found this out the other day and he Is still limping from the effects of his encounter with one of the most undcrgrown and meeklooking celestials that ever starched a shirt This Chinaman was walk Ing along slowly but with a considerable clatter by reason of largo pair of Chinese shoes with stubby ends and he had just turned out of I Doyers street when the tough who waa loung ing against a saloon wall undertook to have some fan with him Hold up Chink said the tough Lend us a pipeful of dope At the same time he reached forward and I seizing the celestials pigtail brought him to an abrupt baIt With an angry chatter that only served to cal forth n boisterous shout nf laughter from his persecutor and a number of other loafers the Chinaman thrust a hand Into his blouse A If he had A weapon there but changing his mind turned away and would bav gone but that the tough tweaked his pig tail again bringing him up short This time the victim looked about him If loke anxiously as for help All the men near were enjoying his dis comfiture Evidently no aid was to bo expected from them Face t face with him the tor mentor stood grinning maliciously The China mal raised an admonltlve forefinger and Illntnl It solemnly nt the tough addressed lira In measured Accents los cuBstn youse In the Chink way Speck ed one of the slanders Likely ousll nlrhtLet see a joss came chasm yon up the Uowry some Iet Mm cuss said Spnck I can give him earths nn spades In lUftsin Ho bcenii und tn suther Inspiration thrust his hands deep tutu his pockets I his was a fatal mistake Thern was n swift rom 11 of the little I hlnamuns leg wild 1110 1 ts yell and thn toughs right leg teemed suddenly to hay los Its I stability Again the Uilnaman kicked landing on Specks other shin with lckl heavy blunt shims and tho persecutor sank down nn tho I kidevvulk IDe lightning the eelestlnl tlmnk all one uf his shoes Into his hand brought It down twice on Specks henil with resmindlnt thwAck stretching th it worth tint upon tilt sidewalk nnd then darted 1 around the curlier before the rest of the hooter cot their breath They lifted their I coin null tenderly and cam Ins him Into A saloon treated him nlth I Ihe I I hit ham square 1 panacea livecent whiskey When he hal re co 1 his ttet m nl nA lat fell on me V They explained tu him the circumstance of the shoes shoesTake Take me to the hurspllnlhe groaned Me legs H I broke an inn hrail Is I full nf humps Ion by dat natty llttUpaivedofT pigtail Ill never 1 lcak to A Chink nguln on mo life Il I ria to Enter the house hI Ihe Window Mrs 1 SMIIIV Kv ans a widow DO jeira old ru turned toiler resilienceI7 East Thlrtylhlrd street a 7U oclock last night nnd found that she bad foigotteii lo late I thedoor key with her She was In a hurt to get In und she tried to cllmn trim the ilonrjlT loonoof the first flour nlnilovvH I 11 h ollplIC1 and f 1 tu tho I tft stirs Ir Her I head struck the I Hop vnd she wns union scion w hen ilUcnv e red A IJle man got Ilr Vnlker of ii I I K ast riilrijililnl street Mn Into hrnnswns her lioasu soon restored und then Ireot taken Iptnw mid Downtown Irletn lit t Nlmlu Atrnue ii For some reason or other the shops at the upper end of Sixth aenue charge higher prices ban thnse lower down said a resident of tUtolllh street rhu other day I got my unbrelln rrhandlrd fnr in cent hear 101 ant Iusrk after lr Ing In vet In get It l dunu fnr less I han a dollar nearer my home fur a home boll utensil the prlco near Twentythird street wu less I than half that above Klfltth street Tho name 1 have found true of other thin Irect Tut Knmbl Camera is I lh lieu rU e loa led for 93 I expoicirca 1175 carrr In iwkel Free booklets av dealer or Alfred C Kitui rr iUigOM lltl I LIBERALS STILL WEAKER Turin HAJnntir zr ma cox MO KB za no ir nKMCEn TO six I I I Likely to De Hmaller T ry flooii Meek Oleeatumetlnn with the Oavrrii ratal rallerEftorUla Rash a nw Hill Through Ih Honce The Torle Are VnlekUft tar the Out TiMe to Act LOVDOM June 8WIth Ministerial seats for Inverness and Cork being vacant the Govern ment will meet Parliament upon the reassem bling of that body next week with A majority of only lit As It N t probable that the Inverness Aft will be captured by the Liberal Unionists and alsj 10lbie that Mr Utlrlens alli possible Olrloll sent for the northeast division of Cork will fall to the Par nellltes the Immediate prospect II that the Ministry win be obliged to rely upon a bare ma tneltvnf twri tie three fn carrY iliti Welah Church I Dlseslnbllshment bill the local t Veto measure the Irish Land bill and the One Man One Vote proposal In tho six weeks of the session which remain available to them for actual work Inasmuch as n feat of this character can only be Achieved by rushing business regardless of tho niceties of Parliamentary rules the Cabinet hao decided that the adoption of A programme Involving summary application of closure Is necessary nnd that will L the course pursued It Is I understood In fact It Is semtofUclally an nounced that A fixed period will b allowed for debate on each of tho Important measures men i tioned and that In pursuance of this plan t expedite pedite business all amendments will b Ignored however just or Important they may b In tbe natural course of things according to this r gramme not A slngln bill upon which there Is I any party contention leaving the House of Commons after the treatment Indicated will b permitted to PHSS I tho House of Lords Inder these circumstances It Is I not to be marvelled at that the Liberals are fretting under the Ignominy of the position into w men the party ha been led or driven The waste of time nf which tho majority are accused ls I simply unavoidable yet Ihe Ministerial mem be is nro working harder than over They are subjected nightly ton strain which they cannot escape In being In prompt ali constant attend ance nnd Wiitchliiir every movement of the Opposition In order tn avert deeR Th VmscrvntlveLlbcrnl Inlonlst coalition with the iisslstaneo nf the Parnelllto faction of the Irish party arc continually on the alert and In readiness tn seize tho first opportunity to ilefeal the liov eminent and reallmg this the Liberal whips are Insisting that the members of Ihe patty hal bo within balling distance nf the Hnust from the beginning until the close of each sitting Indeed they are exactIng that each member has been Informed that no excuses for absent will he l accepted As this state of affairs has developed A feeling nearly nppronchlng mutiny especially among the Radicals who are none too well pleased with many phases of the Itoccoery policy the I expectation 1 nn all sides Is that the Unionists will not rtelav in lAsh lug atsyantugo or mo situa tion but will promptly and boldly challenge the Oov eminent to show Its strength or lack of strength tlrnglh Lord yiillsburv Mr Ilalfnur and Mr Cham berlain have been In cnnultnllnn wihln tho last day or two bon w tint form u motion of lack nf confidence In the nncrnmunt should take I Is understood that Lord alMiiir I eager to assail Lord Hosoher s foreign policy and that bets strongly In favor of beginning the fight by raising the nnesliou of British Intervention In I urkey which action In regard to Armenia ha hnd only the support of the sympathetic Glad ttoolansof the maudlin type Outside nf Conservative circles the opinion Is rapldl growing that Lord Itosebery has been overmatched and outclassed by the diplomacy I of Ifussla und France both In the Armenian and ChineseInuiuii ufTHlrs In his desertion or Lord Mvll bur policy of an Informal but practical entente with herman and the Triple Alliance for tilt friendlilt nf Russia and hlivncn I Is I generally feared that Lord Rose aery has got himself and the Iloveminent of course Into an Imbroglio of the most critical character Indeed It Is believed that It In volves war either diplomatic disgrace or a European wlrlh opponents of Lord Rosebory do not hesi l tate to attribute the muling nf his Adminis tration null his plain lullure In the most vital bt the Issues with which he has mos d teal to tho bad condition of his health yet Although his friends Assert that the Premier Ja entirely recovered from his recent nervous col lapse It Is I officially announced today that his ihiMlctitnii have Ailtiaeil a nrnlonpauoii I uf his I achtlng cruise Doth Mr Unlfour nnd Mr Chamberlain are of ho opinion that tho time Is I not yet ripe for the Jpnnsltton to ask the House to decide against Lord Rosebery and they thorcforu propose Im ply tn watch event leading up to tho moment hat a question mal arise from which they ran snatch success This being tho situation the next few weeks of Parliament will necessarily bo replete with Interest IRISh ritA OK VXIOSIVTS A Dignified and IlMrmonlouH CoHRres So cialist Make n Poor show LoMMixJul The frttcongrl or the Irish trade unionists held at ork has furnished an admirable contrast sn far ns dignity and harmony are concerned to the Engllh trades congress Hitherto the Irish have sent dele gates to the English trades councils At Cork Itto delegates solely Irish dUcussed trade and political questions There was hardly a trAce of arty or sectarian bitterness The Socialists made the poorest showing at the conlrr oclalltl A Londonderry delegate proposed the usual resolution to nationalize everything and his mn Inn WHS seconded by a Ilelfait man but an amendment proposed by tho President of the lelftuit trade unions and seconded by the Presl lent nf tho Dublin trade unionists was adopted declaring tnat tilt ultimate soutlon of ubur problems would be more quickly obtained by ffectlmr pressing reforms on which a vast ma nrlty of worklnumen vvereagrecd than In pass leg nbtrull resolutions hue amendment was I tasscd bv a otenf57to i Schemes to promote mote technical education anti oilier practical nno prctcal uestlous eugnged the attention nf the congress CUJXAH Hid 10fV Rut Slake Oe Per Cent on the Knllr Ion or 8OOOOOOO LONDON Juno R It Is I understood that tbe hlneso Government has agreed to pay Russia five percent upon the Chinese loan recently raIsed In Parts and guaranteed by Russia lIne ala drove a sharp bargain by raising the money In Iarls at four percent thus making ono per ent on the total loan of 10000000 The terms or Ibo loan also contain an agreement on the part of China not to contract another loan for a period of six months Tho loan Is financed by the Hanouu do Paris et Pars Has and the Credit lvonnalte Itt success nf the French Jrenlh apitnltsls In cutting out the English financiers vhu have hitherto handled Chlncho loans his produce an epidemic of jealousy and envy In ondon financial circles FKAXCIH IOSEIlfS SIEFCn He May the Government Policy Farther tho Peace or Europe VirswA Juno I Emperor Francis Joseph In a speech In reply loan nddresa presented by a delegation of representative A ubtrlans today said he rejoiced that tho AustriaHungarian policy of keeping In friendly relations with all of the Kuroptan powers had furthered the con solidation of the country and the general peace of Europe Ihe llovernment ho said would continue Its tried Ihe llnle policy Emperor an nounced that a moderate demand would be rondo upon Parliament with a view of h taining the army and navy In a position of strength which would render them equal to the tusk of Preserving order und upholding the dig nity antI honor of the nation upholdlnl dil uric iA TLlW AttDIXAT rA UOIIAN Air Arcuitd or Plasmlna to Throw Vitriol on the Prelate LONDON Juno 8A man giving his lame ns Lorenzo Cnvlngton was arraigned In the Dow Street police station this afternoon charged with having threatened to murder Cardinal Vnughan by throwing vitriol upon that prelate It was howl that the prisoner had sent a letter tn Ihu Cardinal I demanding thu repayment of AVJ which tovlngion alleged repyment lost through u certain auiluii of the Cat hollo Cnnrch ailing tn receive this BUIII he declared that he would put his threat into execution Covlngton urculol Covlnllon was remanded Vneurlblnc More One Art ATiirtH June 8 Dr lUclmrdson of the American School nf Aichrolony has found at the sit of the Hiicluil meek city uf Krelrla A sculptured lad nf Ulemiiiux the god of wine several archaic vase Inuring Inscriptions a number uf iculptured female heah and a block of slobs HUH uu inwrlpllnn vouiprUIng fifty lines The discovery Is I thought tu be of great archieoloclcal Importance KIng Oscar Te Ak d lo Clo to Norway STOI KIIOIM June 8 The members of the Hall Cabinet have sent a joint telegraphic message tu RIng oscar I requesting his Majesty t come to ChrMlaula und Mpcdnt us new Mlulitry OLHKT OrTS HIS CO3tVltlOlf U Will Qahtfyaeeretery or HUle on MeedeyIo WoO tnm Judge ttmrmom WA IOTI Juno 8A an early hour this morning the I commIssion of Mr One as Secre tary of State was Oiled out At the Itt Depart ment and at 030 Acting Secretary Uhl sent It over to the White House where It WAS signed by the Jreilaent Shortly Afterward It was re turned to Mr Uhl who countersigned It a Act Ing Secretary of State Mr Uhl delivered the commission In person to Mr Obey during his cAl at the Department of Justice ittnsoN rurtHoir No Information has been received at the White House a to the probable ditto when Judge Harmon the new AttorneyGeneral will reach Washington I I likely that ho will pay bltt respects to the President At dray Gables where Mr Cleveland will go In H few days Judge Harmons acceptance was not received at the White llouee until yesterday afternoon after the Cabinet meeting had adjourned and then the appointment was Immediately made public Solle Itordcncral Conrad Is acting At torneyGeneral today 11 Olney being engaged In arranging his private anti nfllclal papers prp juratory to assuming the duties of his now l1rlrr RIOlnl Ilnle Monday office lit will qualify as Secretary of State on As soon as 11 Olney reached his office this morning he received A number of callers who camo to proffer congratulations Among them was Acting Secretary State Ihiand these two were closeted for some time discussing Lmo Mulo Department matters Nearly all the AlI bassadors and I Ministers of foreign Oovertments bent notes of congratulation and telegrams poured In from all over the country Many of the communications were directed t tho Mate Department ant the messengers were busy running liLKFAt0 between Juno the K two ExIostmastercieneral departments ullduy I ElnsIOalerUneral Illssell was asked today for his opinion of tho Presidents new Cabinet appointments With Lnblnet lllplnlento lh Mr Harmon hn eall hn urns iinnrnnnlnteil ncr sonally but believed him to bun man of high character anti ability Mr Obeys appointment he commended In the warmest terms lie said Mr Olney Is one of the mot dlstlngulsned lawyers In the country und lins conducted Uiu Department of Justice with singular ability during nls Incumbency Apart however from his experience In that department bo has b come thoroughly familiar with the policy of this Administration i In Its foreign relations I and will be able to take up iho work at exactly the point where Mr liresham left It off Mr Olney is a man of scholarly tastesand much acquire ment conservative cud strong The country will have r lon to b proud of him In thn de partment to which he has now been assigned beo 1IIId ASPARAGUS iff JRINCI Veeyarde Devastated by the Phylloxera IMuntrd With the Vegetable Asparagus like many other table delicacies Is much moro of a luxury in Kuropo than In the United States I Is I probably never to cheap compared with oilier vegetables in Iarls or other largo European cities as It now Is all over New York Such asparagus as sells on tho far east side Is I now much of the tIme below eight cents A bunch and the very beet may bo had ut less than twentyfive cents I bunch Asparagus Is taken seriously In Europe and Is not u food of tbe masses According to I Parisian periodi cal of 00000 bundles of asparagus comsumed dally In 1aHs between April 13 anti May 11 nearly OOoyo were delivered t tits restaurants The region of Artcntcull Is regarded as fur nlshtng tbe finest asparagus for the Parisian market and It IH I from that region that large quantities of the vegetable are sent to England ant even to Huutia The region about Alost In lielglum also produces an asparagus thut Is greatly esteemed by epicures Tho 11 aD o Argenteull ut Its best measures from al to 4 Inches In circumference and half the length I of tho stalk may be eaten The culturo of aspara gus bus saved the fortunes of land owners whoso vineyards have been ravished by the phylloxera Asparagus has been substituted for tho ruined vines on suitable lands mid market gardening has succeeded wine muklng Asparagus has mUKlll I AOlarllu ha replaced the sugar beet about Inon and the crop throughout Truiice Is I worth many millions of fristuis 1 year It Is the ruloof the most careful French Aspar agus growers never to cut asparagus utter May U though some lontmuo cutting considerably longer Large cultlv ntorx have unpurauiiH Holds of different age and prolong the cutting later than layO l only on tibet I hit are cUIII olro to run out and need rtmuwnl In H year or two It takes five years to make a proper irrovv th of uspurn BUS tho French cultivators my and the earlier sprouts pliould not he cut at all tine French aunts Iron asparagus grower leaven I home when the sprouting teuton conns In order that 110 may not be tempted to do the oung shoots n wrong Mome growers devote them I reives to producing monstrosities und u single stalk of French asparagus may make udlahof the vegetable large enough for u fuml of mod erate size Thesu great stalks art produced hv the r7 of A bottle 1 111 which tile stalk gross lon thu young stalks art found aide by hide the polnH are gently brought together and a leck t bottle is placed over them They unite UK they and the twins grow twilo gradually till tho bottle Another plan Is to Introduce u login stnlk Into u rnthur short tulle Inf let thoulk double upon IlKtilr bulks two inches In dlum 54cr are thus produced nnd they arc mid to h an especially delicate flavor Jr WAS II Ell DIMF She ThoaKht II IVstB Another Punvencers1 0 Let the Conduetor PIck I Up Conductor you may as well have that dime said A woman In cable car the other day pointing to a coin on Ibo floor The passenger woo jut got ocr must nave dropped It I clldn t see It until to late to cal her back After the conductor had pocketed the dime the Lady Ilounttful expression with which the woman who had just pointed It out to him watched the process gave wet to n look of stir prlted chagrin as she dlscov ered that her hurst lay open In her lap I atnuunKle which threatened to spill nil Its contents on the Moor 1 declare That Was my ten cents she said t her companion ns she shut the puree with A snap Ive half a mind to ask him for It wlh n I cant do that but the next money I lee lying IO around loose Ill keep OSCAR irirms 11OSJ N Mr Headlum Riuliilnn Why He Went Hall lor Him 1O Esettoolhnyii Kxrtelled Ioxnov Juno H Tho Itev Stewart Duck worth Headlam one of the sureties for Oscar Wilde while he was awaiting trial has ex plained why he went ball for him Ho rays that he felt that the press bad prejudiced the cap Ho had only met Wide twice but Ills conll denceln his honor was fully Justified by the fact that the accused stayed In Knglnnd and faced his trial The clergyman says he hopes that after Wide hA served his sentence he will lend I new life and do good work As ft result of tinulrles made Into the secret life of the great public schools the InrcHUa lon having arisen from the Wilde trl U out school has expelled sixteen boys who a conduce a nut what It should have been otu of Foreign Happenings Lord Marcus Iltresford Is engaged to Violet Lady llcKUniont leresfor enlaled Violet The daughter of Mrs Annie llssant will b como A Roman Catholic The vlllaee of Saline Canton Valets Switz erland has been destroyed by tire Swlz The deaths caused by the floods In WUrtem berg and Bavaria exceed ole hundred Mr Henry Irving will go to Wlndtor to re Cute his knighthood from the Queen on July 1 The United Mates cruisers New York and Co lumUa sailed yesterday from rxjuthauipton for Copenhagen Mr W H GIlbert will visit the United States to supervise the production of his new plo I Iroduetun ley IllsKxcelleney The lon John W Foster adviser of the Chi l nee Peace Envoys left Mianghnl on Friday night fur Yokohama lIe will arrive In Waih arh Ington about July 10 lit 1 fiancee of the Duke of Argyll Is Miss Ins Arlfli McNeil daughter of dir J McSelll au equerry to the Queen Miss Mceli extra MrNell II utrl bedchamber wowau to her Majesty 5 TIE KAISER ON THE CANAL liz IKLTH Tin ironKHmr TIIKT VST II Vnit r TIIEMltKIAJtA IIOHS tilt He laspe i the Hut W aterwaytore Jtfporl hot Impradhag Chsmste In he MlnlitrjrAhl r rdt und Other Jew kaltcrs ABitlsi TaUe the Aggreelve Ilmit15 Juno BTbe Kraperor made his final rtvletvof the preparatory arrangements for the opening of tho llaltlfl North Soft canal which Included n thorough Inspection of the water way from Kiel llo DrunsbutteL His Majesty left llerlln on A special train at an early hour this morning and reached Kiel at I oclock AH of the chiefs of the Admiralty were awaiting the arrival of Iho Emperor and had esteem pinnace at Ills disposal The Kaiser expressed his preference for ft smaller boat and there was A slight delay In procuring The bat to his liking having been brought the Kmperor shouted flood morning to Its crew all as It made a landing stepped on board The boat was manned by six I tnlli oarsmen ann was wlthnut a coxswain Tho Kaiser made his way aft over the knees of the iiArsmen and took the steering ruins Seating himself he called to Ills suite tn get on board antI they scrambled Into the boat In obedience to his command The excess of en ergy together with tho lack of ceremony with which their embarkation was accomplished evoked n voIle of cheers from tho spectators which the Kmperor acknowledged by touching his naval cap When the boat put off It tunde straight for the royal yacht Unheimllcrn com manded by the Hmpcrursbrother Henry of Prussia which was anchored In tIme harbor At the moment that the Kmperor boarded the Hnhonzollern the war ship Moltke which was Is log near the Hohenrollern In inldharbor fired an Imperial Miluto und the other war chips present dipped their colors After remaining a short time on board nf the Hohcnzollern the Kmperor boarded a steam launch and went to Holtunau whore he Inspected tho sluices and every other detail of thin canal minutely From lloltonau hlti Majesty went to tho south shore of the canal anti critically scanned the skeleton frame work uf the Nlolie banquet ship Observing that them was a llacrunt tardiness In the mat ter of Its construction the Kmperor remarked It docs not look as though you could get this work ready for use by Juno SI Vou must hurry U along The Emperor then criticised with great I freedom the llcurcs whlclinru Intended to adorn his pet structure the humiuet ship anti then trnintd to tho north shore where the keystone of tho canal Is to be laid Tho sun was burnlliK hot and everybody wai perspiring Thou Kulser fodlng the heat Inteiiselv nent nn niticer to see If ho could find snmo ihumpaKne Tiuerc was a small Inn I ntnr by till sluice but Its proprietor was unable to fulfil the Kmnerorn order n call fnr ch unrmgna bolne something ho was not ac customed to The Emperors desire becoming noised about tho chief engineer nf the canal works found and produced two bottles of wine which the Kmperur nnrt his party drank as thoy stood In the lluhthoiibe After rcfrenhlng himself tho Kmperor cern tinized the prcpiratlnnt for the hi lug i nf the keystone and personally tested the solidity of the wooden platform from w hlch It is proposed lhat the guests shall wiLlIe the ceri monlcr having thoroughly examined those tha Km heron gavu truclons In detail as to how ho ished changes made and leturncd to the llnhunznllcrn He tKik lunclieon on hoard the yacht anti at Itao I M he srnt nit board the ilfht Mf ti nr fnrtnitrlv f hil lidittu Th tntujf took n trial pin through thu harbor nnd then started with the Kmpcrnr on board on a trip through the canal liio Berlin ncnspnper are again engaged In mnktngnnd unmaking Mlnlfh rs flue Agra rlnn journals iisheit that the larly full of Dr Von llocttlclurand Krelherr Von Illebersteln Is I a Fettled mntli nnd quaslIit i rnl papers llko thu tiliHiti iiiiznif und iho t IliiuihuiK Imic tlHintlsiil dtclurc thai llirr Von leilcr anti IJr Mlgtul are tittutiiu 1 lootllclnl sian ut liter Thn e MTKKI la the working nf tin wires hi hind tho Ministerial i ie cites luiwetir know itt I Imngcs In th abinit me Impending but to wlmt extent the Minili will lu I i constructed epends nltocethei UJHHI tin noid of the Kmperor In I Von llwtlklicr would lunu tone loiigngn If i It had not been for lib alliance suitit Count Douglas who Is tho Kmpvrnrn I iiitlmatu friend I Karon Iucunu holdH his posl upon similar line and Ilnrou V mi Iileler teln us i kept In his iiluie by tho In fluence of the Wand Duke of linden flues three linwerful Hireni lei rpnrenpnt tlin antlAqrnrlnn element among thn Minister Born t on Kneller Minister of tho Interior Count lotadon MIulMi of the Treasury antI Dr Schoensledt Minister nf Justice con tlniia their alliance with the Kuleiihuri party which Is pronouncedly prnAgiurlali Chancel lor Von llohenluhe who Is really neutral is not nt ill anxious tn continue In oillce hut lenmln I nt the head uf ilfalra nt the ilutlruuf the Kin pcrur I hu leitilt of hf unceusliic intrigues of these parties for dominance I will I prnhahlt not be de clund until tho Knl tr returns to Ilirllu from hu trip I to Sweden which he will lake I after the Kiel fete A powerful man whn Is rin H lnfnre the pub liccjoU I Hrrrtnn i llolcttin I chief nf the pout i ciil lopantniueitt sir the Knrelicii Offlic lierron lltilsteln I huts fnr man ears l eeii kept nut nf thu hhrhrst posts In tinpublic ervlce through his connection nlth the lamous mint von Annum cute cnr ago He IIT enrmd t ito con limb Oflttu of I tIe Etli honor und is I an Intimate I I friend of Huron Iucanus thief of Iho I Im IHrnrs civil fnbtnet With these Influences working In his Irelmlf ho Is n garde d as ex tre rudy likely I tn come tn I the front us u ion spli unus political i und dlplnmutlcul I charm ter Herr Mubeiirnuth Landrath of the Teltow district of Hraiidenburg who Is reported to have becnmleuted as the mcce or of Haron on Illchthofen tn the Iroilileiicy of the Ilerlin police U busily I engaged In I itituk log n minute Immiry nxtn the utntUH of the varIous socialist ncletles with H view nf suppressing nil nt such organizations ns nre not rnnstituted under Ihu I laws governingboclalassociation rite ltrutesiuuiu hunch Orrhestrnl Nautical nnd Athletic so ti tlrels comprise ove r JUIinail incnibrrn n ho arc really active political workers Ihis comblnn tioli eil social Pleas ru arId pollthul activity obtains chlcll y In i tho I rurnl districts when the members nf thesoorknnl itions combine plei Mirei trips with the work of tho Socialist prnpn gandn If I llerr I Mubonrutichs ideas prevull mnnj of thc coddles nro likely to bo wiped out A hew nntlsemltlc nrpnnlnthm 1ms 1 een founded by Dr llceteki I ami Hector Ahlwardt thtt notoriouslew halters Tho first meeting nf the nrganlriktlnn was held ti tit 1gb t and tae at tended b u hllnilreil riolegntes A programme was unanimously oted ilcclurlng the cxilu doll of all Jews anti all Hermann having Jewish wives fromnil public functions from this learned prnfe slons anil from all official authority In the army and navy Kesolutlons were also passed advocating the Buppresslnn of Jewish Immigration and the prohibition nf Jews from acquiring ownership of landed property or from leasing farms PAflNELJS C01t1t1S1OYDIfNcE A Decision la Destroy II Call Forth Ve hvrnent Irnteatfl LoNDON June 8 The executors of the will of the late Charles Stewart Parnell have de elded to destroy hk polltloul correspondence This decision has called forth vehement pru tests from a number of the friends nf the de ceased statesman against the wiping nut of aluiblo historical record Tho letters rovtr tho time from the rising of Kenlnnlim to this homo rule agitation and Include report of In tervlaws with anti communications from Mr ii iladMone Lord its flliolihh if hurchlll the t Karl I nf Carnarvon and Archbishops Wulbh nnd Crnkfl Tlieoe friends mnlntnln that tho letters would by pertain to reveul many Mate secrets whit would Justify the executors In seshhiug them up for tifli ruins but they hold that tboi have no right to destroy them Mr fHriieUH estate pi nmlses to pa ten Shillings tn t he pmlhd Mr Rhlntlandrr Ione In llerlln IlKittlN utMrs Hhlnelander Jones nf Now York Is living In this city In retirement Mr and Mrs Frederic Hhlnelander Junes and their daughter Miss llentrlx Jones sailed for Kurope early In March tin the Werrn Mrs HhlniJAiider Jnnes Iinneof I thou matrons of the Annual Atbembly bals Mr nnd Mrs Jones have previously heoii uccuslomed lo pass their sumtners at liar Harbur The llnke ofOrlenn In London LONDON June 8 The Duke if Orleans who for some time past has been confined to his bed In hevllle Spain as the result o tf an accident while hunting arrived In Plymouth from Gibraltar today His leg Is still In a very bud condition and he la unable to walk He was carried by his attendants from hue cahill to the deck of thu steamer and was supportxl by two attendants m going ashore I Ordslned Pried ut Home Ron Juno 8 Messrs Mucglnley Kelly Donnelly Darlln Imeito und Ilcnneldi pupils In the American College wero ordalmd priests today and will celebrate their first flmhsSs to morrow To mark time oceabtonA fetu dlnnor will be given by the faculty of the AmerIcan College toinurroer whutch velil be attended by urdlual Gibbous and the visiting American Itishope Sit SL 1a ci1 I Feel Played Out How often this nnd nlmllnr expressions gether new I creates nn app tlto and nro heard nt thin BOAWII from tired over tnnkra the weak strong worked women antI weary nnxlous men I I hnvo taken Hoods Siraparllla and who do not know vUiero to find relief found It cry beneficial I luau that tired did wnnt to do For Unit Intense vtenrlucs so common feeling nnd dll not nnythlnn nnd 8 discouraging Intnl wu earnestly recom I WI alt run down Blnco taking Hoodn mend Hoods Sarsnimrllln It is not 1 Snrimpnrllla however I am nil right ntul t mCDl 8nr8pnrlll Hos stimulant but n truo blood purifier anti gladly recommend It to all11 HAHItY p tonic grndimlly building up nil the weak HIMMTCH ThompHonvlllo Conn organs In such n vmym tu b of lastlnR My husband hud 1 poor appetite n benefit A nil trlnl will convince you of strength nnd all nit gone feeling In liio IU merits H will drive the impurltlci ntomach Ho took Hoods SarHflpnrllU lorll your blooel give nerve mentnl And with good results MM 11 1 M I nUb and mnko feel alto Maplewood Maine bodily strength nlll I nW you VH nlt 1nplc01 Hoods Sarsaparilla Is tho Ono Truo Blood Purifier Prominently in tho Public Eyo Today CIIISA UlEV TH fnitKlOlf VAVITAL A Tolilo Paper Mnj it Will IlenefU EurOpe used America More Than Japan WARIIINOTON Junes If tho Japanese news papers are to be believed It Is not Japan but Europu anti America that will most benefit by tite treaty of pence between Japan and China Accordlneto tIme most favored nation clause the Americans and Europeans can engage In manufacturing pursuits In China with cheap labor and an unlimited supply of materials In fine to quote n recent Issue of an Influ ential native paper published at Toklo the Kuro an and American capitalists will find It to their advantage to shift the scenes of Indus tries from Europe and America to China This may appear a wild speculation but It Is Dy no means devoid of the chances of possibility It will bo no wonder If the banks of the YnngTse cruni IM rnt rtnl with tnll chimneys and Its waters reverberating with thin sound of revol Ing engines If our manufacturers and capital ists ere ns keen and enterprising as the huro penns we might launch In tho name under taking and compeo with them on Chinese soil Hut the Issue Is very doubtful when eve remem ber of whivt stuff our capitalists are mode tho most unprogresslve and prejudiced element In our national existence ho fur every udvnntage rests with thin Europeans and Americans lIme seine paper makes spirited attack on the Kngllnh Journalists In Japan whom It ac cuses of using their residence In the empire to foment trouble between Japan and ItilMdn It thinks It is high time that thcautliorlllesshould make un example of them so that others shar ing their views should take warning Time paper say a If Koynma the wouldbe asrassln of II Hung Cnnngdeserved to bo Imprisoned for life these English Journalists whoso sole aim Is to prolong tIll war And plunge Lids country Into a whirlwind of destruction and misery ought to be shot In tho commencement of the war they I 1 ifrhed this country to be beaten then teeing China iiveriuketi by u ttilcj of disasters they urged England France and Russia to Interfere I 1 I anti force thin pence anti now seeing pence re stored express n fervid wish lo have the struggle renewed They are prompted only by one feel I 1 1 B Jealousy This feeling takes the form of iloudly anlmoMlj against Japan So long ns they live In this country enjovlng us hoipl lallty and protection they are Iwund built morally and legally to support Its peace and prosperity iO UND StOXKY TAZK JY 1LAJ141IA Repreflenttktlve ClArke lo C hatlenee Frre Hllver Men to Sleet Illn an the Hluinp WASIIIMITCIX June S The opinion that free silver Is the only savior for tho Democratic hart Is not concurred In by Representative Claiko of Alabama who talked finance with resident Cleveland today Mr Clnrke Is the recognized lender of the found money fincii in Alabama and ho told Mr Cleveland that thai free sllverltee are not as numerous there as has been represented lien Clarke says lio Is going home to issue a challenge to ants of the free silver men In the State lo meet him on the stump In joint debate Ho Is confident that tho Intelligent neople of Alabama are looking nt the subject with greater Interest and with more conservatism now than they did when the fret silver agitation ass Unit Hinrtcd Tho general impiovement In hutintr nnd the advance In wages among the working I people knocks tn pieces he says the thcnile of thu iiralexslonnl ngltulorr many of whom are unable to conduct their OWli pnvnte affatrn sums cessfullv t t vvouhl cek to i tll I nthcis hue to i Imnni rich nnd prnsncinu It is the opinion nf I i en CUrki that the tree I silver men unilir the leudershijinf nuch gentlemen nn A JW nrner U Illlnm J 1 Irjnii benatur Stoat rt tutu tho nther prnmotui s nf the Iree I sllvt t r iugl t M t Ito In t the southern mid Western Mate Hindu 1 mistake In comment ink their tilt paugit iai earl for thu advocates nf omul innne stud prnctlcnl I liuslnos principles hnve hail I IIIIK i to oriranle and rcfiiteimnnj of thu foulih lh uiieb thut were nilvnnei d b thoflverites Ihe I I avernge citieii ho think who dcpemls iigHtii his daily vvuKen for the sunport of his fnmll Is more readily intluuictd by n voluntary im re n e In his wages than In hours and dnys of tuU i j from men whn make their I liv iutg lint of shout I Ing i calamity to I hue iinvinplnved or thndliinl I I Bed ien Clarke snvsho does not belIeve tIte free silver men will bo nblo to control the nvxt Democratic National Convention nnd that even If they do t nngresnnd the Iresident will have omethlnK tiisuv before any cbangu cun bemndo I m the nnnnclal laws I Arm and Xiivy Order WABHISOTOJ Juno 8Tlese naval orders were Issued today Ueuls J fogswell Perry Hunt and C ir Msn h IIKV v uevn oruen lo exanuutttlon nor promotion Coinmiider i s Srerrr iletsched from duty In the Ordnance ntircau July t and ordered as oriluance omeer of the New York Navy sril relieving null inaniler llnraee Klmer iletathed auto plaeeU on wilt ing order Medical Dlretnr A A Hoehllnj and Commmniler KI lltjermaii have Iwen ordered before llellrlni JVmnU Narnl rnclct S K I Smith Is ordered tn Iarls to pun sub a i nurse of study In naval nroldteelure Medical Director A Oor as end Lieutenant Tom minder R K Canuony have been retired fromaetlve service The follow Ing army orders have been Issued A general court nnrtlal u I appointed to meet at Fort Ninhrara Neb for the trial or men pennns ss It hrniirnt Iwfnre U Detail for iho court fro n Eiiotllt lIlac ami rwellth lnlantr SUJor James 11 ilagehj raiii Jnlili 1 Nis cut C not ii hmmt LC II AI f7 r apt raKUinpt treiUrlikA hmlthilriiruui vVaiiuo lurK Hrt lleut Charles w AtilHMi i r S inst l m John Slailnrrt Hrt Ilem Thomas H ilrjtnn 14i Otuit IJt in Altriil V lireu I heninii lieiit vv Ubiir K Itt on e Snonil llenl L l ri Tujlor ulnl ttttnat1 lleul Ails lrautk Isale Im I ocfleu lritl lcul LanrlnC llaliuu Judge lesu frone month sal flfteen Ia nn mriieoira eerilih ale of dlkaiililiv t is I jranlr eain tiarle A I Huilleilrouriiii vafry riiltliiK orneer trut tar one tumoutlit out aergitiut enhirtet ffwffi ftA of ils ettlitly Is grunted laor Llturtrs IloLr fttS I a I shirt oritri Tue lotIon 111 leg Vof I 7i I laua lii First infantry utt rititi thhii4uY Conpati J I I t alt Jninrvn Id nut IridIum C oKpany tti hal ii li I i It in reSr I a tijuuuInat to rtgitieiiiu tif ofltturs reeflu Prilitet jf teiterct tuiuu ItIIl r it lsiut itt lilt Tsuultttti iv I hrst Infantry 10on rifiSMWi Lfi lii I Tupni I V I iilnrauir ioiiiirim I t vKe 5k ir 1 ti tMi Ire I I itl VI li flflecu aiiut i tlIiu ri uhiell P ii tII uUiii111 Athjuusail I S uthIir i ItfZXti Stfi PsIW I I lI tititeI 0 huluet 1t tut s ut TI La hlttlhll r a t I lilt l i 0 I rat if suata i iltil ri a IllS Is I tthtilil I fr hra it I ui It rotI rrouii uat Iihtttui trOll ry I alit Jul I CII sler C spl tllthtt I itai t ui I t I tiu suru Ili luc hi ri ii ttrl I j lull hiluhiirr ltiiiut situ a uthhiiuuiua tiM ill I 11dm ltuutt ii Iphutit 11th 5 ii liI I I Ii i Ithttt C 11 lb ii Attste Ut isrsuui e I i a s Itslt J hit ii fletut I t irihblu of alsne Ii afliti run iliurhitthti ruue rnttu lit hhftttry I g ran trl Ft I 4 lia r e tsetir 5 r n us ntt t Itree is s is llalitt apt JOiuIl II tuttitli Ttirirttth itursullrs find bewerngn In Ihe host omre WANIIIMITON Juno 8 PoMmakier llav Ion of i New York cit y a M a t ilu lreiesti r Deparlmeut I I today conferring with thn I t filclult i uf thn I I Jrenbiiry Department I in rigtid I Pt the t hnd tmeriinoiif tlm Federal building at NV ri iltl whllh hu tausiil nn deulh ittiti lauuic I him I I ni Putsi i n isnintug t tiirt tt t lilt cc t hen Ti Street StS traoe ItipeS hiuttttttt sit tilihutuluig hit Iuuhiiihutg huteitutt j thhtvtulI It lit tstt litig A rcluti etIC uIhito w ltiIt iaul c hits u t t S I iii I tiitttis Itf thus luutbitlt hi I M tIoILhe this nulltlittltiu itt tsuTtttr iti I u I iit fur I ha htiit hug itts iuiiIittit titli en i the vv ork IK hut ishire till iiUM t iIt i 1t lii riah i ostlttuuctr ill l the iuist Iflicti i i niMiiit lui in itIb In reguol I ihlilioE tituuttero of ptlce Uoveuirno oriliir flur MIIIp WAIIIMITO JUIOK TliaNut Uepurlment ruilvulacttbUcruiH toiliij frm I 1111 hllm mr lommaiiding tho Iolumblu announcing I that his tesuel and the New yrk talks morning 1 from othi hut uiptuht iieii this I Admlial Curpentrr report the arrival of the I flagthlp HaltluiurB liapluilt at Hlogo lupan I The cruller Halelgh sulled freiiii Norfolk to I day for New Vork to participate In the harlem I bhlp Canal opening on thb 17th mist and Gui I coautlefstic veuse5 Ainpioltnite lfI torl funltawptoa house ltoyai I LIJ r4s111UroV roiica On KeaionrorC DMortoa1 Ilemvnl from OffleoHeereturj Herbert Hummer frul WABIIIKOTOX Juno 8C b Morton of Maine who was summarily removed from the office of Auditor tn the Treasury for the Navy Department A few dAys ago Is said to have ben In n measure the victim of the growing desire of public initials to ride In luxurious carriages at thu expense of Uncle Sam It Is asserted that somo time ago Secretary Herbert purchased a carriage for his use at A cost of S700 and that Mr Morton refused to approve the account on the ground that It was unduly extravagant whereupon there followed A lively conference between the Auditor and the secretary of the Navy It Is said that In order to Induce Mr Morton to approve the bill It was necessary for Iresident Cleveland to Assure him that tt was all right and that he should not hetltate to give It his sanction Secretary Carlisle today compromised the case against Hypber Co of New York by ac cepting from the firm lLT In full payment duties alleged to bo due the Government on ac count of theiundervaluatlon of brlc6brae and articles of virtu AttorneyGeneral Obey today appointed Ed ward Wctmoro of New York city special assliu Ant to thin AttorneyGeneral to represent the tnlted Stales In the suit of Schneider Co agt Carnegie Ihlpps Co Limited the Carnegie Steel Company William L Abbott Andrew Carnegie and Henry L I Frlck pending In the United btatcs Circuit Court of tho Western dis trict of Tennxylvanlaat Ilttsbugrh Iho I Hilt Involves an alleged Infringement by the dme gle company of patents owned by dchnelder 4 Io as to the maklngof armor plate Theiov eminent Is drawn into the cult by reuoiiof Its KUaianteo to hold Carnegie Co harmless In tho using of thou nateit In the construction of the armor platu tuntriictcd for About fcoUUouU are said to 10 Involved Secretary Herbert returned to Washington this morning on the Dolphin having left An napolis last evening after presenting diplomas to ihu membt of the Naval Academy grad uating class The fsce rctary still leHVu here on Moii lji Afternoon for Auburn Ala whirr la si ill ih liver i the comniem em ut lutid rest of ito Male AmIcultural I anti MuchAUlenl College on WedneMlnv lie will return to Washington on the loth fnst The Dolphin wilt go to New I London the middle of next week to May the tn I about three weckw after which she will come in j I U uMilngton to tike t the ecictnry nnd hlstMVul I MnlTnnii clx weeks crulp to the miirernavul stations und to the War College at Newport I Stouter Harris of Tennessee left for Memphis this I nflcrnom great I Improved In lirnlth I bhorllj afler Coutress ndjourned he was unto Irnti J b nn attack of gulp und w us still snlTir IIIL from lt I elficts w hen he returned here last thu hit hi to attend thu n luiiai f tl ic Cciiimilh n uiuiointed lo Inijtiire ininibe ondilion ut slur vivlliK i I victims u ol t I llm I hiiidVlheatredlraster I Th er ator will I attend the SI I tel Convention which meets In Memphis on tin IVIth and Jlth i i Its is ind is i exiiei iil Hi I deliver i one of t e prim clpul aid rluieu be fore that body He I adheres to his friciirlrhlp for silver und MIJH thoonei hanoe for I einiii rutlc Hiiceesin i JMIll Hen I In tho es Iousul of the cvue of trco silver by the part j Hep iseiitatlveelect Wulter Evans the Fifth Kentucky dlhlrlct Is holding out tile promise to the 1 a colored people wlo were Instrumental I I in bis I election that flue of their t aiim tar limy get Ihe I Chiipbili i of Ihe Iloupenf Heii inntntlviS In the next c cuikT Mr lt nn think host the llftvtouilh I I i iiiifrecs 1 unit liepiiblicaii in li ilitir thoiild ri Mt nJi tbe t Kilored rnie ly tilts Intl iicuiireil Intuit mini the oritli I lit liuait lain II is i undi rti ml tl luut all of tlie He ia liUblicnll lleplrri ltntlves elected lo the next ii inres troin Kiuttuki l eericui I vtlth I Mr i KMUO In this view eereliirj Curl Isle lo Resume Hpeechmnk Inic In fvvnliiek WARIIIMITON June H ecretari 1arlhlr et pect to leave for Kentucky on Tuesday next tn deliver ut Louisville the financial speech he wns nblged tn postpoiio on account of the deal Ii if Mr ireham It Is I possible that he will speak At onenr two other place In the Mate lefore returning tier Ills I I i mail I I U heavv with letters tiiklntf him I t to I cum thu war Into I the Mronc holds nf the eippnttion Ilemitrson the h im of i Jov Hi im n whn lnis Ii reIn riil for free ph tin a id 1 exiliklon within an hours ride by turn pile I of Mr IlliuKburns I I home have both in vlled him t bpeuk At either place Mr I ir lisle would be nddrc liB tlm iieghbir of A promlm nt liampion of xllvt ICepnrl on Hie Niirut Acitdemy C9 WsMiiMJTii1 Minn The ret ort of the Hoard of V liois to the Naval Academy hm I bei n completed It I recommends the renovation of nil I i the tjti 111 Ill c connected with the school and a letorslructlein of ome of them on a llxed bjstem With I this i i tumi In view it I Is recom mended that tlm pcretnry of the SAW apitiit n Ixiai 1 toconiM ttf live nuvnl I odicers lo tare full eximmoiill the buildingmid report when t itt i were built I I their pre tni viiue und vvhnt ulterutliMi In them Is desirable When this re iiirt bus tveii iiiadn mid It I Is I oil 1111 exu tl I w hut Is neesled n tlxed plan of Improvement can hO determined upon nnd appropriations Intelli gently made THE BUSINESS MANS LUNCH Hard Work and Indigestion go Hand In Hand Concentrated thonjtht continued In rots the stomach of necessary blood and this is i alto true of hard physical libor ant When a five horsepower engine is made to do ten horsepower work sometlntu n join to lireik Very oflrn the hd vorkcil iinn coinin from the field or the office will liolthis food tl II I few min utes vvliieli will take hours to dlRpst Then loo man studs lie about as useful in tin Moniich as I keg of nails vi h in 4 file under I boiler The ill I u nl sit lilIch refuse H uu do its work uitimut the propi r stiuitilus I which it gel i hIol1 lilnod 1 ml ttcrvts The nerves art we ik and rcidv to break because they do not Ret t the iionnshment they require from the hliml I litnllc I the ill used t brain ii I nimlildly tt tile IVVT C when the overworked man at I tempts to find lest in bed Uon 1 11 application of common tense in the treatment of the stomach and the wini I Mstcm hrinsfH to the busy m m tin full jomlnl 1 of Inc nnd hal dilr101 when lie tnke Ir Iicrcen Ileisant 1ellcts n Illmt 1IlI relieve a bilious stomach or after n 10 i I beauty tittal and Dr aftr tloldm Alrdirnl Discovery to purify enrich and italie the blood The relletn are lIlY sugar cnjted pllls made of lii lily cone n tiitttl vRetnble Ingredients wll1 ftlnvc IM Miiich of all offciidlnp r tl ni orcltlnl limiters C3it nml tliurniichly They netd only be tak M I fur n short time to cure tbe bilintisn binl11 convtipitidi isnul Hlothftilnesi or tnrpir it the liver 1 then the Medical lorI us MI mitt 1 be 1110 f titan in t 11 hklr teaspoonfnl eost s ti i crease tIle blood nnd enii kit it It h i Hruliir effect upon Ill lininif I I nit ml ini nf tilt MniMivh and bowels tnl11 t i tit 11 t I MI ttitlhemiiLr thtm for all time rv vviiule 1 sjsiein feels IH cflcct of the ime libtutut ceiiiininsr through the bods ill t lltrvc UJL lltlltri mill stieiiBtbeim ut l d lallIL1 I eir put to sleep as the MI i iU I celery cult IhutlIlhi il mid nerve mixtnti i itt I lint refreshed TfH and fed cm the fond tVy gtsittu ncnl Ion health if I ymi suffer from mii 1 ysnepsla neromneiis and HIT of the Ills winch COle from impure I hl1 I 1 wncl ilKonKnil In1 1orl r 1 ktomacli you cal iuit yonnttf with Ur Pieices Golden Jtedlcal lcII1 Discovery which can be obtained it 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f ro v r1f i 4 F rtt SUN SUNDAY JUNE 9 1895 ALL QUIRT ON THE BRONX otvrr VHiivu irjrtr PATnOli Tin VKW TinittTonv TUIM r lilt Ioncl Nntonnfl Will HnBVr und Cvtn Hun 1 dflv fishermen May lie Arrenled Hide uIflhl T Vrntelieiler Will lie ta nextd lo Hlns NInE lnleiia Thtpjr Hnbilrif AU w ns t qtilat eslorday In thn novvly acqulrci city territory north ot tho Ilronx Hlver fo rly the then quiet was I Indeed that police tip nml 1 little lu do l but enjoy a beautiful day In June So regular beats havo been laid out RI tft for obvious reasons It would bo K trifle to HoumUman DufT for Instance muCh tn expect 10Inmln Uur who Is I stationed at Wllllanubrldgo to cove with his four men a territory compared towhlcl mr lb precinct In tho city sinks into Insignia rnee rrom time to time however tho patrol men out tako ft walk by way of acqulrlni Kme knowledge of the topography Inspector McCuUngh drove around to all thi new 11 police posts yesterday vtsltlucr West Chen tfr Wllllamsbrldge Wakelleld Eat Chester ml t ItY Island and receiving reports from thl roundsmen In charge Alt tho reports wero tin ismo no arrests and no disturbances The fin Imo of the stations to cot Into direct communlcatloi with Police Headquarters Tins tho WcstChestc Tonn Hall In which the telephonic communl cntlon was completed yesterday afternoon This itstlon Is t the headquarters for tho district am the patrol vvaion Is stationed near by A num ber of firemen went to West Chester yesterday to m br lo arrangements for taking an englnu lp there and putting In an alarm system Then Is I an engine now In tho engine house but It does not belong to tho town having been purchased by subscription It was said hv some crossgrained people In the town yesterday that In case of fire now thi enclne would not be allowed t go out and tha anr effort on the part of any one to take It Olt wnnlil meet with resistance This It I all blur for there are many In the town who would aid the police If aid were needed In case of an lawlessness I there Is any trouble it wi probably come from a gang of hoodlums callct 1 I Ilnl the Hideaways Not long ago a number ol I this gang had a dispute with n bartender in i a I summer saloon near tho Town Hall and afler hammering him Into Insensibility rutted thi place Tbo many cases of arson In the reglot btvo also been laid to tho Hideaways They go about now making throats against the police A West Chester resident said esterday to a SUN reporter Every thing In I all right now but wait ti the police begin to patrol There Is where thi Hideaways will get after em and voull hear of few cops being found dead on some of thou onely roads before long It Is a fait that this lawless gang has had prOD leal Immunity thW far and their bitterness gainst annexation arises from the knovvledgi hat they have got to tho ond of their rope An then class opposed to tho now order of things 10 cos OPpie made up of the liquor dealer Not only wi ixclso privileges on Sunday b curtailed but tin L UCCUMO fee vv Ul L increased to eight times tin mount due under the town laws The town r on tables too are feeling rather down In tin mouth because their occupation which In BOnn ases was worth S2000 a year to them is gone i I Moreover some of them have received no fee inco ls t January ana they wnuld like to know r v hen lucy are going to got whit is due them To cOhler this question the Towu Board of Writ lltr with fleet on Monday WaVjfUld hrs been spending money Ir Iaklng Itself pruce before coming Into New Iklll iel trl an I thu vlllagu trusties and thu local jr d t or Kduiitlon havo been in continuous 1lu llon BIOhi e learlng up affairs 101 earlll uketlild folks had hoped that before coining iitiii vIllacD might have n year or so to bond I lt elf for ewer and other Improvements for which New York wnuld have to pay bv asum Ing thu village bonded Indebtedness 1 hat be 1II I Inipriciicible they proceidcd to expend 1 every dollar In the village treasur for local 1m piovimcnts laving I great drains down I the itwp streets that grf westward from the White Plains road setting now curbs soil providing street lamps and like conveniences tine I village Hoard also Increased the locol police force from two members to nine and wade an chic local politician tho commanding officer ol the enlarged body with tho hope that the whole force wilt bo accepted as part of the metropoli tan police pole Board was equally busy A male principal living In the village and lati ly teaching in the public schools of New York city was put of tho ot tho head of the grammar department vIlluLu schools and the former female principal ia made principal of tine primarv department benefit Other an nfllce especial created for her bllett trued expenses were Incurred moiig tin new expenses was nil increase In the 11 iilar ot 1hlllp Fancy Janitor or thu school 1lat Phiip Then Mr Mi henIt a member nf the school Hoard tumid that the New York school authori ties t lull requiruof a jtuttor j tree ytars revi t om service In a like employment nr tho quail fiMlom eif 1 miclmnlcal engineer Mr Me Xilirte Is I himselt u mechanical engineer bo ho iiziirstxl that hu bcioinu Janitor anti appoint rarlf his deputy Everybody was agreeable AhKeile vviii made janitor appointed Fancy lUuui initor j and prumptl wentolf onn VIICH lIon It new police and school otllelals should bjwrnianentl Installed in thu place of the vllaLirb Wakencld will bu the forest district wi that ever bicnmou part of this city If an thing is to happen in City Island It will hsipiii 1lnr As everbod who his over Wn there knows City Island Is n great place fur Nimhiy llshermen and pleii ure ssekern A Ficrial Mmilii train called the flounder train Is 1111 tail epii lull for Iliein It Is I lallt the law tuuiliim Mindn to be sure but as long HI the tho Island not tMiermeii made trade brisk on IAllml lu bidt liiblstid on a rigorous Interpretation of tho ifiliili Nur was thin Jxeiso law btrlngentl Ilul lr 1 lln Stir fd 1 In fact of tie many who made Lily i lUn 1 I unilii n fort I large percentage went Bsq nlth not liflhi the breath of tine halt sea bit tit of thu J salt bia saloon UH souvenirs of Ihelr trip It was the boast of City Island that I wa I mint lawabiding pi Ince no citictn fvir nero uneited there The fact was that Ilinjboil had 111 bi arrested It was the visitors toni New Yurko and I hey frequently got away fillutu uiii anng in court htrante and Sfiinnwir the vruVBof the law in City Island iliuulll cniii and thu liquor bunness will be wllll ind It Is I more titan ttkiiy that the 1lanler l wilt not inntuniplate the chungo with II Intellllt nv diim of compluci lie Hut the change I tardy lonn for Aetlng Chief Conlln bus de v 4 1 thai thenew district shall beheld toclobe U ln tOiiij 3 Thu inn nu duty In the new territory to 111 UI ur sul tin Chief will go back to their imlnus I u morrow morning 10 I am selecting Jjmtl llvi mnunied nit n whn will IIP sent UD mire to nil rr vv I vv III send t a Hergeant or twn Ot Hit I I di jartmcnt will I nf enuibp nave t 14flk r tl old t lie men until t lie police He it ti turtle nn district are pirmnncntl com lre tftu tu Ir 11 I iiiclni lclull1 t will have i rriiMuii orr Iho bqund and tho nuw tern lily uill lu imludtit In his tiiMputlon ihii tr It t 1 hivi a telephnno at thin heailquni I Ki al w u I hi stir s i lum I liidlrectcommmii iieinviihthomcn l blntlnned t thorn i 1 i I tins I JwnmttHl in Ih mn district will bu takun MI iaiilHaoii tn UI RI iigshrttlgo and Mm dtbla flat on I vvlih tnglvit 1111 ice that t hit 4 I will Inpiiiiircul tn moriow up then 1 will lmltiui Ioiltiol lit tin Kxclso law 1 uu r uitu thai beau paid to IUJ tlII no testiuct lit all linus t i I tim ui City Island and hits other li Mia suiulaj I will Htnn that right away itt aw willhiv toburlktdl enfnned ttsji I uiiiiiUilnnir d ariun Ferris of West riluoII I tills llll I II I tel hl pOiscHslonSI 1 trio WliItt1 Lelun s In tine city Hels said tn bu i UtiiiK iigsi b turning II over 1 lt H advice before turnil lii llcrliiilders glslatitt t out ot ethic art Jut11 Iitder4Iit 1 lrlorY 111 1 O fRr iniltiaLles I iipn era ISI I I i or 1Ihlll I t Klllicr luwl Ink hola lullllln lllvrt tin titIii 11 itoitut Coin in hettontinni titt V I I Ilk i teti ny 101t unit J Cier I I I il hII arid fUlr bohnol In his 1 llel 1 Lt iurost t hlol 0 I presided over by illtt r i I ieVllil us prlntipal 11110 I tI I I lsnl uinrvlnjr Mclll terliasbur t rriii 111 titIan unit lnlnt coot cnn the anllx tint ur I cIliate Ho I I holds thu I II lu tt t livr i art uiiLiiniigits 1111 im inneXBj por t oii i tlnalitiiil l port liii rupreFtnts about OII II tie lasiiblmaiuiitlon of tile town Mr v li 11 lalbl twn lo 101101 Mt d1ij Alhi lPr it HI I turn thisu over tn his sue tUt tin I tnt itiddinli uf i4unit rtisorn l us itonll itS IJr b is i 0111 nilelit t nit nf the town build l 4ZUr I of tho towil ul It it T1 1 fthoanncxid part t01I ti Uhlt nt tho lot onl tIucCiut sit trlsfer t meal a iii 1111 II I i14t thD ciy Iny hecoml sipr r 1 1111lol 111 r ronl 1111 C hluf tel I b Cl lh1 I It 1lltll i iitiiiiiy IIIt were nlel I lllef t IIrtI10 lr 11 hloll thu Irlall hOHllh oini eM tho depari le uliii5ulpil l h liii iltitili l and utter 111 nI t titti II tditil Mr t t lint niiill jilt f Iii in ten ugried 1 iie thi irutt it fur tliutlnni I lrlol llnl t IS alit iph 111 111 111 until l tisruuisnttit arrungcmenti could I IMr I tiluf lorIhjni will remain Inchargu 0 I Irarlltni at l11 lsiijnd itt Ilreelt h ed ant lilies CIj35 ullur tho old niotiiuuut vv as nit Yciterihay t by Julculr the luvuco Cox in I 1 tlIII ih Wa that of a maui whoni his 10 ho ablnlonlli her This Police H hinds ir little Victim IIranlt who wan 4rt t5Jrr In hits henna In Irn ant avenue S II PIb twnIIIt Flower Streets llerda leR libi tdIvS tll honor tiC reporting tbD reporll tztits ulej tti IWW mis Kelerll alarm a i LelI hut flit lie iiuay 514511 itslinisy IfrlOIII hilt Conlln de Wtttl I i lu V lake ehanlo ur thin JatnUr l siuIl l it hitch i ii Ill l relieve the patrol tf nibrm I a great crowi or Sunday ball thtelr rotrmtl 1uIO seeker an4 lot 1t54 J fukirs thitiibhtrlggcrs until tlltr fM ftIiuenwinllWt rlPwri1 111 uthe clfIIwllllllllhlerIIUlc rlbt tcrr Ifobabl upreail over the i 1141 i l tlrt luilav these police aro Ilkth to lru4 t Ilco arullrh u lu a U ae P them bur L out En nxns sx EOrlT Roull r ExenTittlons In the MemphU NecropolU fischer and IIlit CAlita May inTbo necropolis of Vtubur which during the last two years hm been the ground ot BO many splendid finds seems to b Inexhaustible as M 1 J do Morgan the happy dhcovcrer of tlio treasures of 1rlticesses Uo and Khtioumlts recently made a new tihscoery Thl time It tomes In thin shape of an rplitraphlo document of the highest Interest On the border of tho desert clone by the leI alley between Atncnemhnt lls I 18 prr mid near which the abovementioned treas ures were found and that of Amtnetulmt IIIM de Morgan cmue upon the sepulchre of I high omcln1 named SUIslt who was High Priest of Itah Arch Chancellor and the Kings friend tlllei tniieh thought of among tine old Egyptians Ai far as Is known tho roal vaults of tho three pyramIds opened by M do Morgan at Dashur Amenemlml I Usertcsen lit and Atnencmhat III I had 1 no Inscription on their walls Thin only ones found woro those of the shrines located outside of tho eastern face of the pyramid arid devoted to tho worship of the dead Pharaoh Hut hllslt was n lord In his tme proud of his tiles so ho enumerates them at fut length No leI than 140 columns of hieroglyphs decorate the walls of his resting vault in connection with panels carved 1 In Tourah limestone on which ho Is represented seated nnd partaking with dignity of the funeral repast brought before him nllsit U an aged t man somewhat stout with a stern physiognomy Ills hair cut short his skull compact his lower Up hanging loIIRcl hanlllg slightly Ills portrait full of Individual Ity and expression U fashioned 1 by a mas ter hand Ihu treatment nf the chill Is broad and free even In the smallest de tails Ihe hlernglphs hardly measuring one Inch aru carved with a perfection only attained I by cameo cutters Sllslt orderetl the construc tion nf his tomb nu a nearly roal plan tho disposition being very like that of King lna at Saqijaaruh A pussuggwa covered with 1lssalwl covee I roof outdo of largo slabs placed ut sharp angles slopes gently umur ground by au Incline to the burial chamber which la com paratively small 350 metres by 175 metro This mom Is I completely titled bv nn enormous Mtrcnphrgus In gray granite To the left one two smaller rooms tIne containing a monnlllhh canopy cine or the samp materIal The apohiatuir discovered nnd ransacked this grave Large plei PS of carnellan fragments or gold leaves and bits nf llagellum arc tutu only witnesses Irlt to show what we re tilt treasures burled m that setuiilc hire This discovery wnuld seem of small Important Tils portant compared with the tlnds made previ I iitibly nt IJashui If It scene lint forhe IIcrllllns decorating the burial vaults of Mlslt these lIt vertical lines of hieroglyphs all curved In limestone and pilntid gritn are CM umenls of tho highest interest us they afford points of cnmpirisun with similar texts bond by M JIn pcroIn the pyramids of haqqaarah They glee an npportunlt to study thu transforma tions In tho language and writing which may have taken plsee between lie lltth and xlxtfi dnastlcs and the twelfth as both Inscriptions are piopltlutory formulas from the mortuary ritual the stud of which by philologists can not tall tn he n source of Inch information We must now turn tn another point nf the Memphis necropolis to Ilsht Its southern extremitv blnco Marietta organized and took tit direction of tho service the exploration nf this Important ground has ulwavs been ro Bcrvid by hun deDvrtmcnt M du Morgan this year made an exception to this rule In tuvor nt the trench mission but under conditions that proved very henellcial to tlio Egyptian Museum I lrove iauihler was authoried tn explore the burrouudlngs of the two Ilsht pyramids lie In the sole tnlerest science contributing liberally I tie ppcnse4 of the work while all the objects found remain thc property of the tilzch Museum While the hervicu reserved lu 110l11 Ifelf the opening of the ptrauilds tho explora tion of their Icinilty and the mastnb ii ins in trultlu tho Piinch mission lni e December last erlllthier and Uequier have been at work heir 1 labors havo bien rewarded by discoveries of great historical lntere t As they rlghtl reser Irelt privilegeof I publl hlnt their rlhl Ild but few del ills are obtainable I is I known however that they huvu found ten Statues in I ptrfit stall of preservation lSU melres hlghiii about hix feet hidden near thu retrr ruinsof the chapel nt the southern Ilst pyramid her are niitl executid and ndornid with cat v id reliefs nf au historical diameter all represent CIIl Iturteacn I second King of tho twelfth dynasty 2418 H I Marietta I or 9 Toh J714 II n Ietriel Further In the ruins of lie temulunf the linamld th explorurmllM ivirid a splendid table nf otti rings In gray gruulio bear lug the cartnuch of King t scrte aii I I repru seuls Egyptian gnomes brluglug their offerings to the monarch A dozen similar monuments of Irs Importance besides fragments of In scription were found during tie work and through them the southern pyramid nf Ilsht was Identified as the resting place nf Ufertrsen I thus corroborating the opinion exprsssed by M Mitspero These pyramds are in I much dilapidated condition thu casings have been carried ancuty nnd look In the dtMancu like shapeless mounds The royal vaults liivi never ben entered by eS8 a peuiliarlt inmlcru explorers They possess I clllrl which makes It a very laborious undciaklng tu open them 1 ho passageway U of granite and the obstruction is of blocks of tho same material flu Ing tight which have hi en left to I tlht slide flI I I their own weight In the Inclined tubfllke posaieway M I Masprrn when di rector of pllaeWRY department of antiquities lads an nltinipt to force hs way Into tie sepulchral r tlllt Hu tout I portion of the granite nbstriu I thin cut and removed but wits prevented l Croon going an further bv the Inrush uf water M du Morgan is I determined to enter the royal anil his plan wits all prepared for this years cam paign of excavation but Ills Ire euce at Dashur work has was jmrerativel ntpeled xn that thn been postponed Ve are waiting with Interest for Mr liuuthlcrs official reporton hisdUiover let and congratulate him on his success and liberality to science UNzrZnSIIY AT4U31KI 11EUXIOX One of I CIa mtm Will K utabitti a Fre College hchulnrhlp The alumni of the University of the City of New York held their sixtysecond annual re union In Gymnasium Hall University Heights yesterday afti rnoon There were 150 persons including Chancellor MacCraken and present tncudll Chaeelor several of the faculty In the absence of President Frederick Baker VicePresident James Stokes called the meeting tn order During a spercti Chancellor MicCraken an nounced that tune class of thin alumni had de i tiled at 1 recent muting to establish a perma nent holirMilp to tlio L nlversit college The furnml unnnuiuimcnt nr thu scholarship will be iiiado In ipti mcier After an ulei tlon of nnicors tho afternoon was devoted IIO general xpeechmnklng Tho olllcers elected were as follows Presi dent James Stokes VicePresident I C Pun sons Secretor A U I Davis Treasurer J A SOIO Iode Ktglsirar Prof I M 1 Baird Kxecullvo I Coiinnlttpi BenJamin I Hullllss William A Hoe C K i Henediet Trnnk Hussak A W For ri 1m A M I Htng rvov coiKKfiri HACK TAXES Long island ely Horn to luw to Coltect etaso ooo 1800 Ioso IstAsn CIT 1110 N Gilbert K Her rouii Treasurer nf the Hoard of Irusteesof Inion College nnd their reprefentntlva In this city W served today with the papers In an action begun In tho Supreme ourt by the city to test the constitutionality of the bill signed by Uov Morton releasing tIne college from the pav ment nf all taxes imposed on Its property In this city before lire 81 1HU4 According lre Corporation Counsel Stewart the Accodlnl taxes nwid by the college will In lirrbt and 1 penalties amounts to nearly Jill lull Ucvenue bondx hnvp been issued I atalnst these back taxes and should the city bo tlefoat cii III I the cun I ta ethel lilt elli w ill IIAVU lube IU tlu COUl v idol I tn inent thu bonds as the crone due I 111 hill signed by the Uovei nor was disapproved by 11or anford Hul He llfrtiUHe or lIlNiippolutuimt In Love ANKONIA Conn JunoiO Samuel Thorlo11 Naugutuck plumbfi left his boarding house In hat place at 1 oclock this morning und walked to Ansonla I thirteen tulles arriving at r oclock When Hotcliklsss hurdwaro storenpined at 7 oclock hn wunt In bought 1 revolver loaded It and it neil a bullet I into his beau dying I Instantly oh Duenrutloii I Da he WIlt to his homo in siiutu Manchester Comi and found that his iwrotlifart was tn marry unnttiui man next liln despondent and was noiith ihils 1 tiunlo hln IJlell ald his sulcldi of thu cause lulclh A tstcou Ten frr rnt ueice lana VOUMISTOVV 0 June b Another voluntary increase or about 10 percent In tho wages of ill the furnace employes In tho Mulmnlng al ley stuns grunted 1 by the blast furnaco operators it a special meeting last night Tine meeting n attended 1 by in full representation of the tul rUIrlntatol Yuie 1 I alend was onl In tension a short time operators until tile rulaoln wale wan granted In each of thu plant arl were places today notify which Is to take rig the men of the Increase lale eUec i ton Juue 13 Hlept U Tree to Avoid Wide Caps IlAltioiisnuiiQ Ky June Hllal and George Patterson and Matt and James Hutch ell farmers and alleged Wlito Cap were ar rested faDle this morning charged with whipping stiiui r two weeks ago Mrs Hart siti John Hart wie larl larL these four men Hlme the muiih I truauutnt rurouiilzeit lien hwlept euch night In an Ian JlrL ofm clot tre I I provltnl bed In the branches nu ell TESTING TiE NEW MAXIM ironic OF A iinin UZClcPznINO SUN AT NAVni ItOUK A Weapon lint Illtelinrcei Store Than COO Hlioti u Minnie tintS In llielit RnoiiKti to tit Carl o KB Inrmitrj Itnek Tho Maxim qutckflrlnc jim reduced 1 In weight to twemyflvo pounds and otherwise ar ranged for the use of Infantry wits exhibited to tho Ordnance Hoard of the tnllcd States Army at tho proving ground 1 at Handy Hook yester day afternoon The result of tho test wa eminently satisfactory In every r ar und it Is I likely that lie Hoard will advise tho Govern ment to hit tome of the guns All tho members 11 In I j 111 MACNFll ut VUIIVINO TiE llfN From CaMltrt Slagatine of the Board said that the feat of firing more than COO rounds of 10T calibre cartridges from tho gun In one minute which the weapon showed beyond qurbtlon its ability to do was wonderful and they could 1 not suggest an tm prov ement in the gun Tho gun exhibited yesterday has been used long in other countries but not In the Improved form to which It has now been brought The Run was first fired 1 in tho Sierra Leone cam paign by Sir Francis de Vintar I was u 1 also bi Henry M 1 Mauley during his African travels but never before has It been brought down to total weight of less I than 40 pounds With tho case and other extras tho weight was Tltr atc From ratttrr i Maoattnf over CO pounds or too much for any but cavalry men to carry In Its original form the Maxim gun fired 1000 rounds In IM minutes Us max imum firing ability in its present form Is about 050 rounds I minute The gun itself Is n simple looking affair and the object of yesterdays tests was to show the members of tie Ordnance Hoard how easily It could b handled by anvnodj after I few hours practice as well as its Immense value to the In fantry nil With Its great oleIeltler case an extra barrel duplicate mechanism and tools the entire gun when folded up and slung over a soldiers back as shown in the illustration weighs but fortlive pounds I is I claimed by the MuxlmNordenfeldt Company that tie value of the guns In a mountainous country Is inestimable an a few of them If will placed Could wIpe out an army There is no pause in the tiring after the trigger I pulled exhausted unless until tho cartridges lire exholstrd tho operator tale lila hand from the trigger The weapon Is I under the com plete control of the operator and he cm lire one two three or half n di 7en shots from It Jut as long a ha boIls the trigger back nnd thertarecartrldgis left In the ciinvas bet which feeds the gun the nemnlirn belch forth hot after shut An inciterlrlKTd operator IlrnU It impossible to lire one shut from tho gnu so rnplill does the niichunitm work No muttei how quickly he tinny pull or release tho trigger two tlrCl ur more 1110 are llred Major 11111 the President of the Drdnnnro Hoard wait tho only unit besides the expert dlsplulng I the i gui n Him succeeded l in tiring omits Hhot Lit Ii tlmv One or two others managed to top nn two iliots The gun Is automatic In Its aetlon after the first shot hInt bun tired lilt recoil from the rxplodul raitrldgii gives limo barrel which hni i n ir attachment I backward nu tlon The Ie colling IOU I I Ii i I tutu Iueul tu about tin Ineh ns 1 ernnk loines In ciintaet I w Ith I tho brieeh easlag eauslngil to nitutunnil strike u millet spiiiik which returns U I Into tiring position I he cri rK nlo works tho briich lock 11 lu cartridges are fed into tlm gun bv lean nt a butt whli h jiabisthrough t II tud bloc k a Ihu leeoll I of tho t I bairol from tile dUihiirgc of tlie first eartrldje inxerts the next rhurgu from the belt raises thu bnieh lock eutkt tie liainmir und lit b ex tracts and eeets Iht blulls vilnlii the succeed Ini charge is I being brouicht Into I position Jnraib lluber tho expert of the Maxini Com caii xii ihittti thu kiln tn thu ininirirsof tho Orilnanee Homl uneral army otllctra nnd half i a ilimn luwnpapir men jirterda u Major 1 K II I I Ihliipx I I and l I apt frank 1 heath the cum inandireif I tho nroving C loll uld re reaiiiled tie Jrdunee IIlr I UrIUI 11 I mier Lei ug ubsuit I C I II I I Muith lllhir I I I ollleuri pricnt win apt I hmlh and I lleuts i 1lirei and Hugglth I Ihu IIIst test was giniTal un lug and n hiin drid cartridges wero dl i hurgid in batches ol HI Ihe I report rend I tlu gun is l mitluT t vtii loud tier t cry sharp but whin I uuuibir of thots arit tiled In rapid hueceulon tine home IJ iiintlnuiuis and even thn members of the Ord C nance Hoard who virtually llvn In lliebhadow of the lltrmUII guns at the proving ground and are never bothered In the least by lie tiling from them hud to put eotton In theli ears Ihu necond test was to show the utilllt of tho oper ator to discharge wla as many eurtrldgesiiH he liked At command from Major Jnlpris I or rapt Heath Mr lluber Unit iinr two I thru lelth cartridges without four fin e nnd noire eanrhlu wlthllt any illllieult Not onto did hu situ alY more than tlie numbei nrdind vit so fast did lure reports t tow mime another that It ihlm 1lh ilmu to I loiinl thrill and an eiiinilnatluii uf Ihiiarlllduii lull liad wi In uiadu uu li time li Ills test Hbiiwed Mi I llubii h I r tu I mutt ii tool Ui t iiui ter I limiunsfl of tim gun und It nleasid Ihu ami experts tilt Ihlid I i tent I wilt I lie petIt test t Illhl Ml l Mil I I Lirnunoiiniiil liil it In would Hum thuablhl ill thu tun tu I liltTiUI chiitnii lillniHe Itiaiidii inuch 1 Uttir than this hu hatil but Ihu Ilch iirelnanie pinplu Mini slIt I Phi w ltli thu I test ioposiil A tr l ix iiintklnlng u hi It uf Ii illy I larlrldtis was attailnif tu lime IIY Ihu word trout Major Ililpps gun und at 111 I wlnl frl jlr Ihl KII l r llubci I I liii till thu t titg4U i Ihu 1 gun had beili aimed at a eand hill I I U uUiirttl u uf I 1 mum Ic hint beel und I nu Mioner had thu opi ratorpulleil I iliu l I I Irlli1 t bali thiie S its a 5i out oiiiiniitiiin at thai point The 111 111 hIlly up lu louds us this shower of Ifiul stuitu U t U Im 1 ilUtHilMiiio I i was url f li I 1111 I tmik but hvi I unit loul lltth riinmls to il loan thi I llflv eiri idgi undO tin arm Uli i isluokul hiupriTcl 1 wlnii u l dl as all i uvu lilt 1 nixt tisi nuohuagitid b Major Ihlptib I tu t hhlI i tin juaitinl tutu ut LIme gun foi inlanti llu it iaRjii wiib lakenaptrt I tituS wn S II uknl lu I us tase 1 ihieii thuiasu vva ilo t4 lilulfvur nliui ta I uned Ml t I i it len striphieti Itiut emit ii e ailair ullrblrlle 1ellce Vi hue tuck ami vvulkwl mtmuu tIlt until I apt IhMh I t who held a mop wlch bald Now we want lu PCI 1 what could bu done In of suddenl turning nn lie Held of tho UVlt eulll UI tl If action When I say hot unpaek tli gun put It tu position und lire I shot I will time you from the wurd lu hue shot At thu slgnul Mr lluber unslung tho case un buckled halt I clutch straps took out gun and stund bet them In position loerl1 l tim enliven belt uf cartridges took a beat on tho IOIIL bur sighted lie gun and tlreil doc shot fhl olUcers blhlod their biiaths und 1 some tjieulatid UI when tIme watch was lonnultid for it was mn that the entire ojierution had elI seconds bUiuecl but fix ocoldo the line requiriat lu take the whole mechan ism from the gun and Insert tile extra set car rlmlliituo knapsack was thea taken it wins XV 26 seconds Changing thu barrel betwccu two shots took 1 mlnnto 1SH seconds but this Wait regarded as one of the best tests of nil ai tlmnijr the barrel is almost tlio RIO an taking apart the gun The1 oilier tests were mndo wllli blank cAr trldgcs nnd with cood cartridges mlTcd with Jood bad nneK thin tibfict ut the last Iet XM In show the way In which tho bid tort lilu to tld be ejected and prcventecl from stopping the ilr log eJIcIC turning of a small lever quickly re tntuteul thi dend cartridge and tho firing was not tllttirbcd IIturbed will bo tests of the guns accuracy lel and range within u few tiny novrv ov TIII JirLtr ncr Uo Who Hut Ip to He Site rinlnh nO eiltim I to Her Friend The cycling academies were crowded yrstcr day notwithstanding that timnyof tlio wheel women had remained up the night before to no the finish of the big relay race from Chicago to thin city On Vednenlay morning n call showing the route taken by the wheelmen was BtriUlicdun tho Mxtleth street outside ttall of Hiding Arndcinjon the Houle the Metropolitan IhlnK ArfdelOI l1lle yard Iwo tin Den one dressed In red nnd one In blue mounted on tin wheels thowed the poi l linn of the racersas the bulletins came In and the women were In a ditto ur feverish excitement over the progress of their favorite color up to Prlday morning when they became o vvltdni politicians do over election bulletins Many of them would not go out to lunch on Irlda they were to anxious to be present when each now bulletin was posted Toward evening It was whispered that the finish would be made at 10 oclock amid conscqutntly by 7 the Academy begin to till with enthusiasts of both sexes Ihe galleries soon became packed and also the spnee for spectators outside the clrcl Ihe cir cle Itself wm alive with riders most of them women and everybody was In hollda humor Ihu first woman who woro bloomers In this State was a conspicuous figure ns she wheeled around In 1 black velvet suit The very fat worn in and tho very thin woman role abreast followed by several taking their Ilrit lesson The Indltn I girl racer sped In and out amonne the crowd lever deigning to touch time handle bars anil tile fat man and tlio thin one with outturncd knees looked at her ciivlou ly ns they ran Into several recent gtaduntes The old preacher smiled be nlgnl us IIP sped around holding on to tho bmall bov 10 mid u the small I girl lauuhed In glee as Ii hue told people how iniicli qulilter she had learned lu ride than thu later lime riders hid lots of fun but so did the spectators When for closing the acadeniv au the usuul tim cimp aCldem 11 Instructor I announced In stentorian tones that It would bo kept upon t until 11 oclock owl to t hit ItiportiinciMif Ihe t uuccfltlon I IIP crowd cheered wildly tho music played louder and thin enthusiasts redo all tlie faier 1 he InstriietorB being oil dUlr inoutitud and din h i ut ers is lucy cut nn their wheels the w n llh llrr inin had ntver men before rome rode side mtldlr omo buckuaril others llng down nml I a new 010 log up and thu t girls falrl 3 bits ttrid tliflr hands In shunt their itppre c itlon I Whrl 11 oi lock came unit the ihtliuivmnf I lint row tI Hhowpd no abiitemcnt the maliigciuint included to keep the school opou until till race was finished Iuiwa nil mid night I n few began tn leave but i hon majorltv t re mained until lcddillvrred the III er ii from the iostnmsli r III r Ihliagci to tho Postmaster lurtut J Ootlock AM 1 The women III tho 8001 I could talk nf nothing else etterditt und ono chui took In the uhuli thing and still I 1 wus able to boat out on tutu whctl vir cirl ild In a wnmiin who bad Ilven up and un iu home in I dNiiiistvvhtn the racers elIcit to gut Lore bv midnight It was simply grand l oil misled half of 3 our life by iae lug bifiup tin c UUP In and onlv think Kill brat but Him mail th fastest time that was iiinde on tint w hole route v hj ii Iii uit Him lieut then said a girl who cnuldii understand II lit inlay vstiin Heaii Hid had vi mui h thu miii vantage in stall gooM was the reply It took Kid twelvn t mlnutis tu flute from ISlli St net and Hluemadult I in tight Fancy It rlght min utes V hr ho must havecoiue like HIP wind and whon Ie rude In and laid t the pouch with I lie iimrtgu from den I Merrill to nn Miles t on the table1 IIP I luokdl ns fresh us daisy Vuni dmit 1 mum to al they rodo In hero said tin ehhrl woman V es on pet It was this way continued the gill I who knew u all and wins eager to tell it Initinastcr Dujton couldnt be presuit as ho had to un to aalitngton so ho sent his pc re tmtry tn receive tho message lhe I managers gave him und Oen Miles n spread up stairs bud when that was over a table drnprd with American fags was plAced In the CPtitri nf the circle Ihe two men took their seats here and sot in readiness tn receive toe messagis A bc detachnunt of PolIcemen kept the way clear outside und at twint minlltoH after Loclock ned rodo In and laid the pouch containing tho ineimairo for the 1osiiuustrr before his secretary Ihe crowd guvuhtm II heart cheer Hovastprrlbl lmtnid looked hUh 1 u eil up but the men fanned him und brought him round III no time the omen kept isniiiK vvb it was In tho poiiih An bndy nuttlit to Ill known that The 1 mesiiige was read Immediutilv put back In the pouch and tint nr tin Instruitors I was detailed tn take I it I tn the 1ost I Mile n on his nt heel hrn cumin n bui lt liu saying that Hlue had t left Ivlngsbrldge lit ten minutes behind Hid Ve hid u twenty nnmiti wait then arid It was something horri ble exciting rll know nlngs 1 were relllly almost a silent ns the ire before 1 a big clap of thu ider lust ns tho woman at the planti bigan tn play Suti the otiquering lion Cnmes in n du Itlne ami laid the nuesuge from I int Mer rill to lien Mill s before him liie 1 minute he did h u menwomen ever l odv Junipetl j over tin rail t mug and inidu a rush for him ehnerlng and lint r rahlmr like tbo Wall street brnkirs do because vrrbOllr knew what a wonderful thing be hud tlom ily the time Ill uc cot here t lie itimi n w ho hud taktn hit mClIle to tho lot Illlce tins hick and In un Iv ill tint pouch with the message tn den Miles to take to the foot of hlteliall unct wneriaMildler met him nnd took it to Fill t Hamilton 111 I vi r i will get donuts regretting that I dldn silly to PIC tin I m cnn in raid thu girl who could n Im t undcist about the relay The most rapid tiling on rurth is I opportu nit and you missed 1 one of n lifetime said the girl who hud stiipd I believe HIUP Is I about as rapid as oppor tunity if you give him u good show rtmarKel I a llttfui I I I huhbv mntionvihn Ind seen I hits 111I1h and who had list ned with eyes ears alllt mouth opui to I the clrls ru Hal of It Every one Inuelirii at lilt ncd then everybody begin to ulk about the I A W meet in Ilroukbn licit tttuiniliiy Ilmrard with fnit lnc 1II Yirea Death Mrs Hose Wade 11 years old of 107 East Flftythlr I street died In the lied Cro s Hospi tal yesttrulmty and urn husband Charles Wade a icui liman Is I a prisoner l charged with cnufdng Itr dentil Mrs Wade wins taken to the hospital nn Krldi b her friend She was III a dying oiidltlon and said that her husband had kit ked ur Itt her home live ilajsngn time I Polli p were inllfled and Uatlo was arrested 1 he Wades nivii liei n married four ears and have nne rill hi Mr uduK mother lived with them Wn cnrrnborated rdiughters story of Wades brutullt viiiu wn arraigned before Justice veldc at the Hiirlrm Inllce Court nsterdav and was tumumi nil I t tiI without I hall He I I denied that he had ns vuliil or ahui rd his wife in any way and said that I all thin trouble In the family had been auaed by his mntlurlnbvn Tlir Annual Hour hliovr ut Auundnlc MlllJuueh Ihe annual rose show at nal1 lIlo will bo hed on Wednesday and lhur diyuf next week In connection with the commimrement exercIses nt St Stephens Col ligo The patronesses are Atrt LevI I Morton Mis Ilnjglas Merrill Mrs Herald n Itedmond lira John N IewlsJMIss roger and Mi slulla Barium Hunt Money Iltle are IItrrrell by Mls cliieflliiiil 1 W Allen Mist t Cruger Invv relict Impon I Mis luvt 1 I 1 1 Mm ton nnd Mr J J 1 Astor A nUt rituiurtl 1 still tlilu TTrcckluK 8 JoiAiiA Ii 1 I Juno H KrnUrlek Vassar IS I eats old of this pi ice has been arrested by DetectiveSarvlsnf thu Long Island Hullroad ihiuued with placingnbitnctlons nn the com pan S IrA ko htvri itt tllm cenily slight ac cldents have tucr ii neil nu un old branch of time nad mining betwieu biro nnd JprlnutleUl Vnts ir wIlL I I I buairalglied 111I court Mnnda Iff FLINTS I INE 11JmrrTURE Iuui llvil tlinli nnd Hrtt I fur the Iorrh IuiPI ItMTtltt uni AII1 OF ITS OUT OF 1IOIII I MMMIU DIMVNDS AN FV1 PTIONAI 1 1111 I Ml Ill AMI IIAUI11TV OlilOVK rOCI IVC AMt IAS Y CIUIIH AM HATTVN BFTTffl rOil FItAMAS AIll tllSWNVn AND SIADK WITH A hlFCIAIi MMV TO IOSO WPAH Tilt EASY BIIMrS INRl RK EAiUmK AMI A 1tlnCT FIT Kill ANY UUK TUB HltMTUHE IS I THOU OUOIIIV KFI lAULF SATISFACTORY ASP INtS rFNSIX E Dull IINF OF SUHMFII FUiiMTcni INCLUDES AM RTU PS tOil TilE SUMMER IIOMK IVY Uf rilE At A K Kit CEO C FLINT CO 40 40 Bud 47 West HJit Nis hear IttodWj MlJAUG HUN IN HIS CELL JUltIIIIW riiit ntvitimnEn ix A l lox tioost tm it otra COT HP Taken Tliltlirn n Ihllaioplilenllr at Mny He Mini Will Ilonbllrm lie Out or Unit Mlthln n ForlnlBhttru Vlnltor William W Molaushlln the Police Innpectoi convicted extortion was taken to the Tomb prison at liDO oclock yesterday Inn Ill 1111 Ind locked In a cell with a murderer Michael lon sldliic vvlin shot nnd killed John Mnlone f III llrondnu In front of tho Ml James Hocl on evenlni Inlnnu Ian The Tombs Is I crowded bcvnnil Its proper capuclty nnd there was nr vainnt cell Miitiynt the cells have two octu pnntH nnd fame have recently had 1 three Fits Warden mid l prloncrs I wcio being I taken away at the 1 tale of three or four n day Hid were being brought In almost bv scores belong 1 con tinuance of the MeLauglilln and the White head trials has blocked 1 the courts on that It hag been Impossible to relieve the cIty prlott War den Ittllon raid last night that It looked very much as though Mclaighlln would be forced to share the murdcrern cell throughout It stay at tho Tombs which will be until 1 week from tivmorrow whin ho will bo taken to court to ho sentenced No step tn get him out of prison can be taken until Judgment has been prinnunced on him Neither can his counsel do an thing tn havo his quarter changed Col lames asked lustlcu Barrett Just before the ctise ut court early Saturday morning to permit the Inspector to bo confined In the Iudlmv street Jail but thin Justice said 1 he could allow nn depirture from tho usual procedure At tho lud low street Jail tho prisoner could have lived very nicely having a bitting room as well as a cult and having his meals In private and as elaborate as ho chose to pay for At tho Tombs hu can order his meals as chooses but he will not have his private sitting room dining room Mclaughlin made no remonstrance whem he saw where ho was to bu condnsd Tho cell Is No 07 In the second tier of tIme old main prison Time cells In that section have been called Murderers Row because In them have always been confined men accused of homicide and other desperate crimes Cell 07 waR once occupied by the murderer of Iollccman Kiln Thomas Ialllster who afterward escaped from Bine Sing prison and perished In the Hudson Itlver Con ldlnc McLaughllns room mate said when he was arretted Immedi ately after shooting Malone that ho had been In the liquor business Fourteenth street near tho Fourteenth Street Theatre and at 10 West wentsixth 1 street and had afterward gone to Birmingham Kngland where he opened a saloon liters he met Malone Malone here vv as a saloon broker How ent to England to look for people with money to Invest In Yankee Inventions and Consiulinu Oil Consldlne said gave him SiOO to invest In a nallless horseshoe For this he sMut he cot no return nnd ho came here to find Malono Mnlone jollied him along for several week and finally onsldlne invested his last dollar In a ruler and went tn fcce Malone who when hu was asked again for thu munc morel tllcked tno MiowlliiKes from his gloves and remarked that It was u old evening but that us Im hail dined well hu didnt cure Ihen Coneldlne who had not dined well idiot him C nnsldlne became notorious as time kei per of tutu White 1lephautln riilladelphlu u low saloon ho hud to abandon vvheun new hlghllcensu xisteiu went Intn etlrct there 1 iluenn hu enmi to New Viurk A policeman wis within sU cut of him when lie shut Malone aid ho wan arrested and taken tu the Ihlrtleth btrret station Mihiughlln as an ofllclal did not haveirithing to do with him In this t case Meliiighlln I talks I with I his companion in mis er but what tin sat Is not made kaotvn Mrluughlln l did not bleep during hue hour Intuit iii ely aftur he was lock ci up hut about H I clock and afterward hu tlt pu Tor break rmit lie had a roll and u cop of loLTee and his luni heon conMstid of banitwlche lie may sniolo In this lomb Ir he chouis ardcn tallon said Mclaughlin was bearing up as well us n man could b I expected to In thu circumstance1 that he took his Incarcera tion phllooihkall mouth tint hn hud not uttered auv ciimplaini whatever Mcliuinhlln sent back the cards of all news pnpei reporters who called but he iccelvccl a nertonal friend lolm II Murphy Mt Vernon He also san hIs lunwicrut AI I Etkus K h Mc lull und Kuianuel tri ml and Milton C irity unotlicr lawyer None of Ills family called on him Mr Friend said ho thought Mclaughlin would rather die than stun his lamhly amid that his rnuly times he weakened were when they were mentioned I think ho Is the Earnest man I have ever known Mr Friend said I li ive known him mail ears and when I went to see him today I I put mil umy h mil and tried to sympathIze wttti him hut lu a in itti r of fact ho braced mo up Dont I 5nin worry about It hu said every thinrs In en done that iaum bu done Milaiuhlm vail llrnrs righthand man for man 3 ears in the Uetectlvn I Hure an and con tributed I lii little to the fume of t Inc irlmeiit It nvts aid uf him tint he know more thieves thin anna nicumi tat of lie department tie elut Hrms Hu wan with H rnrs In Ihu work on tin Manhattan Hank rubbn audit was Raid that not a thief lift Ing Ing anti came to New ork that McLiughlln 1 I mould not locate Among thn neent cnptuiis wI llh which hu hu been lonnectej as hiad of time Detietivu Hu cult was that of liuoige Davis the burglir nf tho diamond buck district a lit was taught a year ago after several houses up town had been rubbed Doris ri nntl uMiped from lIe Asylum for the I rltn idol Inianu I at Muttiauan vrlth rain Hobber Dllvir t terry but was rernptund Other LAptuies vviro those of Charles Connor who fiimptd nvir tbo railing of a thom uitnuwn bank nnd ginbbed soiuie satin a couple of ears ago ntleiwaid ecapini from Clinton I I prln but being reuiplurid i hrlftlan Lnger who cut up in uniiii M boity nlnu or tin eons nt on the mist uitie utuiul shipped It to Hultiinoie In a trunk Kid I mimI er and another who are Mrs lf I Hirjs diamond vrrlngs from her earn In Inth uvenui near Ihlmfourth street John lirceuw ld Irnan Ii ceks miirdeirr the rmnnn gang of robbers and hnny Mike lialen nnd his gxng ol Jeny crooks luwer illend bald jrsterilav that Mclaugh lln WIH alwua npposnl to the hounding of rooks who were trvltg tn work tumid was ihuiM I I willing tn u help a thii f who wanted tn ro tiirm oven tn lii Iplng him Ironi I hs own uckut ind that lie rctued tn itt surh a nun bo lioumled hi the polht lbs lawer alo Mid limit when Olllci rlolin Carey was shot In N v nlli t avcnuuMi la iigtl tin went nut and collected v pump of 11000 I for thn w Idmr A lets wtck ago IaiiKhlln Bjrnei nnd i illlnms vrrr nvii Inspector MiiAvn limIt In spector Conlln at tho hrid nf thu unlfornud orei of Millie llulr names vieru known in he liuil been for e in throughout the country online was htiirit less often It haul tbosu if tIme tuthiers Mcluughllu slncu lie has been mdur Indictment I bus seen McAvoy William mil Hrnes ielro onto after another on a inn ilon and now ills compulsory I retirement nn con Idiom of a felon havus onlln C lie only one of hi live nldtimo eommandlng olltcorn who wi no t the t luad nf i the t di pirtmenl only a fans weeks cit ell IT Is 10 feet by U I and contains onlv a tuiutiu tilt tn aicommodate the exInspector and he aloonkieper iLic 1 cost of the Mclaughlin trial to the county nun mttt bu arcurati I i mated et nut Col ltt I msh anlstant Henr IV Ingir stlmntus hat it will bu in tlirnilghborliimluf CiUOOO lo thousand dollars will bo required for the xpc naes of time juries and tnlusmcn and 11 000 it least for the stunograplur Cot Fellowss ippruprlatton wus tint S40 000 and SllOOO 1 1 tnt hat was to cnveru deficit of the previous inr When MdlaiiKhlln is bioueht uu for sentence ol James will move nn his excoptlons tor a inuw trial anil an Hrn it of judgment If lusllco ilarrett bhould grant the motions Mclaughlin night budiultted tn bail If Justice Harrutt Ltvi hits to grant tin t in notice of appeal I will be lied und anuihci liutlco 1 will be applied to for u 133 pending hue appeal and then Laughlln Miuld probably be admitted tn ball JuMluu iuiinr uruDtid a stay In thin CBHU of oxCupt itephensun whn was eonvlctoil revernl muiutnt mint ico run MepluiiMin Is now out under Jiioou mil lu Milaughllnti cane us the fienernl omit duits mutt sit during time nimmer the up moat tvuuiilul not bu hut mirtI until thu full tiria II ho light in his be half will vv tthoul doubt be u lung und prrslttent one Mi u laiighlln conviction hurunet hail y ends his mmb rlilplh hue InlliiDepJitiiietitallhouitli tilnis not in itsilt I I illxhurgo I him hiii tlm elite tC his rnnvh tlon rrai tins tlnMolUuitnaril I I loni thu t Dlstrat I n Homos I olllco the Hoard naj furmall ly cruise his nanu from u ittu rol tim und iii I ehargii han mIs liu lit I Ineligible I hnving been on vli tul nf niriuii Hie I praitlcu limit been In on lilrran nlUiur ilisilmgid nn his conviction Hid Ins pa ci asm nil that date I It Is raid I that he Hoiid will tn morion lurmall ileclHieMi tiughllna nfllcp and nppoliitnii vaiatnl ipildeiit Itoobuvilt I ida d vibtiidu y that I i lull toaril would iiin ult about thu mailer i He iililed I thai thu tiP I Lmitliil It it t er that M auglilin i tt nuld huvu bun ilroppeil Ironi I tho oreo anyhn Ihullninl nml Iniciuleil tn Mini noil hliu before lion eliargrs K of 1 llexdquurli In Vuililnstun It was annouiuid ulllchll In a circular by liniial Muscr Workman Snvirei n jiittrd i that nn uuil after esttnmiay limit liindquarli tnt tin Knighlbiif lalMir wonll I I bu nt hiinton liu m headquarters are in I a lieu building I cm t tti at 11 ii l strut N failng the spltai rounds line llantu ol Urrtnporl The United States niannfivni Mlanta Capt H J Crouiviell arrived at titeinpoil I u ii I I yesterday from IlimptnnltoaiU I he crow will havu three dii target practice In ludiur Ha On Wtduebdn tin Atlanta will ilium tn New London whir there u tu bu a U A It Com cu Uoa 0 MONEY fan 7 HI CffMt221fl TgisasIisntisa tcclplfitiire ICrruiic to 1nj lee InTentlanllnK riillailelihln ItAnittotiinu June 8 Time Mlittti ltglshittumrt adjourned today after a bitter row oicr appro printing money to fn for the IIIM UnntUin nf the city Government of Ihllnilelphli 1 lie1 appropriation wnstoH In ronfrrenu llullnuu rettKlnulnnRiio tn tine irnmtLt silcmnndr Ihu Setiatu will dn the liiustliiatlni honivir At bnttom the conflict Is between the Quo and antiQuay forces The row be tn last evening and IniUd henrlv all nUht Inward inmnltig It hi came uppan nt that the house confeiics would not cnnsinltn any propultloti In the linornl I Alptopil ma illuii bill which would gins moicv to tin Senate com mittees The plan Is tn I Invcstlcnte tin public and normal nhools and limo Invurnment of Ihlladelphla Itie I hat tie I started when tin con ference committee consisting nf Messrs 1rult 1enroso and Itrncly camu tn and nskcd In bo discharged there belts tin pniusliect l nf ngrcc Intent Mr Fl Inn moved thnt lie t cnmmltto bo ontlntii with Instructions to recede from Its position This was violently opposed by Mr tcnrose who In Impassioned Innguugu nttickid Mr rilnn Mr 1cnrose dcclnred that Mr Kllnn vv OH lack of thn refusal nf thn House cotifcmicp commlttre to ncrce to the Hennti amendments Milenrnso raid thnt it mattered not nt all about the appropriation except that It would look better tn have time imminent indorsed by the State He could easily raise live or six times the anionnt ntcessary to carry nn HIP work of tin committee In fact ho had word tn that ciTiMt from Ilillndolphla If I neccjinry hownuld tiu hint perionil check for an deficit there might lit sluoutlil the appropriation bo ndiiced Mr Minn smiled that I he had Influenced I tlm action of the llnUEii conferees In any way and In the discussion vvhlih followed the i nulnrs from Philadelphia and Allegheti txtiiuumi get harsh language each leflicttng nn the others ablllt tu adhere tn the truth Ihe upshot nf the matter was lint thin committee was dis charged and a new onu appointed consisting of Messrs hrult McCarroll and Andrews isbn were Instructed to recede from the two disputed amendments In the House the debate was also warm Mr Salllnger uf Ihlladelphla thought that the coun try people was not parthulnily Interested In tills I Investigation I If the i Plm tin ii ehihihma poll tlclans deolred tn wash their dirty linen the country should not bv forced to itity the map Mr Merrlclc of llnpn aid hue action ot the Senate In I pausing thn t i isolation and then again In Inserting nn ipprnpriatlon for thu pa ment of the cxpi libel1 of this emnmltteu miule It evident that such an Investigation was necesstr and therefore money should bo granted to carry cm thn work Mr Niles of Tloga said that tho House was called upon tn maintain Its dignity at this time Ho was In the Senate Itt paid early In the I morning and heard n pi rslons on tile Speaker of the House and Its members A M nator stood up In his place and liolilly said that tin mimburs of tho House wire not In control of themselves 1 IIi enatu anted them to be a part to a trie k and becauee tmiuy would not lies had received abuse The subject was further dIscussed at great length and nnullv Mr Hlissiir Delnw ire moved to amend the motion by Instructing lie House committee tostric lycdhere tn Its former posi tion itits i was adnptid Oil nVf to tnT noes 1 he House then took a recess until H oclock At N ocloi the Houe reconveni d and the conference ommlttpp reported that tho sections in dispute had been stricken from the bill Upon the adjournment ibm legislature at noon an tnterentlng eplHode occurred In front of the Capitol In time presoncu of the sumblid lawmakers Cov Habtlng In behalf of tIme nu m bersoftbo House presented to lteprc entntlv bongo Iau ri nee a borne and bucc wIth hich he will drive tn his borne In Vashlngtnii county over the came route he trav filed litter the rail roads were built He will bo accompanied by fol Henry Hull of tho overnorH Mutt Tbo venerable legislator responded us the iovernur8 remarks in an Interesting speech SAID TUB 31 AX IrXS IlUJt JlVSltAXn A Tonne VTotnim aad a Tonne fan Have n Allrrcutlott In the Htrccit A small boy ran breathlessly Into the Gregory street police station in Jersey City yesterday morning and told Sergeant Ilelmer that a man and a woman were fighting at the corner of Montgomery and Henderson streets and that there was a big crowd watching but no one was stopping the tight Sergeant Helmer sent Policeman Finns out to see about the matter The policeman found a crowd about a young man and a young woman who were engaged in an excited altercation The young woman was A blonde stylishly dressed She was apparently between SO and SS years old The young man wore dark clothes and a brown soft hat When the policeman broke in through the crowd tho young man and young woman both tried to talk at the same time This man Is my husbind exclaimed tIne young woman He is tr Ing to leave me hut I wont have it Ill follow him to the end of the earth thelsnot my wife retorted the man I haven wife and two childien In Brooklyn and I want to go to them but this woman wont let me I nm his wife shouted the woman I propose to follow him and I want a policeman ti proted me Hut Isnt going to give me the slip this time Inlleiman Finns took the couple to the Greg any street Police station wheru tins wrangle was resumed Iheoung woman die ired that time man was lien husband and that hts imm win 1cter 1 Mclaughlln I I I This mm maintained that t IIP was nnt her hiisbind and that hu hud only callid upon her to get some of his property w hit h shu was keeping MIP wouldnt give It tome he said and I dont want tn be bolhi red with her Mrgennt Helmer turned tho couple out line man with n friend started off at a brisk pace inward time finn lbs woman followed anti was obliged to t run measlunall tn I keep up Mie was not discouraged honevn and nt hum valH her v nice could be hcird vxelalmlng till ou uint losu nii Chaili I uy line man and LU friend turned into a restau rant In Montgoincrv street Ihe worn in fol Inucd 1 here was tin scenu in tin I restaurant In a few minutes tie party reappeared on the street and the chase toward th ferry was ru sumid they mere boon lost fa the rnwd A policeman starlet the report that the man in Ihoinxo was tliomn of exlnUlir Hiuh Me niiLhtln I nf UrooUm ltuis 1 inns a mistake lime exIiegisterb son died peverul cars ugo IIKAUAK WAX OY KILLING JtlXT FatllBR nt Murder IIf lat a Ilullet In tllm Own SIren Charles Hrabak n Hohemlan laborer 30 years nIt committed suicide tn tile hallway of 33S East Sevrntjtlftli street cstenla after noon after attempting to murder Mary Volilld ka IIS 5cars old who lives ut 4lIi Kat evcnt fourth stiect Mie scaped with a bullet hole In the car Hiabak bhnt himself In the heart nrd died Instantly The tragedy was caused by lie woman refusing to live with Hrabak llu had threatened several times to kill her and this advance warning proved hir mhntlon Wbeu she saw him draw u revolver yesterday she fled Hoth tlio woman and the suicide were mar ried II was rcpaialrd from his wife and sho from her husband lwu fnrs agn Ilrabnk went to hoard with her She worked ai a cigar stripper in a factory tn Fist flxt third street hn ui3 a luhurcr lime ila ago thinuur rellid and Hrabak went to live m rnt Light HlxthiUeit itt ietnt ii the ctiunr factor htltil the nuiinn at turk iii at nnnii e trrdii und tne tvu ualkiil up Ihiril I mtntmm tie ttuimit 11cr ii let its i ventlifth Kin el and thin turiicil iloAii that Mrnl U lu n the t curlIer ur Mcoml ivonue waj uiuhixl Ilia 1 I but ii whn had bun en I roll lumu tl itt wuiiiun tn gn and llvo with him nkaiu lUdilunU liultid suit Incited thai site glvu I him a ilcilhlvn un wii n he got frlghtipid ant run iloun tm i mrnl followid 1 Iliubak I hilinppnilt IS hu woman ilnslinl t ml mu hit hallway Ili I I lak whn was ilnsu 11 hind her ul new a ri vulvi r and II id I HIP bullet Mriiik fur nil tilt left bhuuldt Uaiuid upward mid plireid lmr tar fl r team ii It wu louiiil imliniiliil lu th I vv ill at tho hillwu A ncotld niillet I p UM I tiki I I tr I h r iiMd till S lit ran up 5OlI i llrnbik I I itooil nt thu loot m nf Ihu I I Htalrf 1 and lull C nig tlie tMupou iiit mist his breukt Mud Ihe wmii in novel btnppul III hi r flight ill HI shu rtuiiimtb 1 tlti roof Ioll i m in 11 mn u li iht i l nf I tho J PoI slitvie n I t vi nth hliiet i btalh I n hi I ml I tinbhnnilng and run hid till lmu i a mlraltit Irll diinl UP uilliil un nmhulaiiiu tunii I m tin lrei1 iirliii llmmtul and lie t ainliul t fir genii IlKKil tlie uiiillnl in llu VMimausiiii hhu tliin vvi nt t In tin luit fUtisuv t nth liul I I ntatliin win ru sit iiaili an uxi Inn itii n nt thn u triigul II 1 I xi rviirs nf an Inti ri tl t i h id to be sei un d as the 0 in lu i dmi not ipi it a wi lit nf rngllnh altll niiin nioro thuii ihveii I ti In I ii in ci mitt r luth I rhu and Hrabak i I cairn ft nm haute uiiua The llmr Unit I utile tn UVI Illmtrt I Ivvuti ui I M iae June K l irlis I hrliter I a dirmiin I I Uillfd I h m e t i stem iii by i 1 ho ting hlnueifiu tile head s hit nr uns marrnil and had hires grownup duiiUnr Ie I i 1 said at unit In his fumil 1 Ilia t ittitu u h n m tifl years nid liu vi uii til n limit ifu h d l ii I vvua nu M it IttlI birlhdit and lie luivteU cui Iit I threat In ih nturnoou Ml IL HKPBUKN OX SILVER 1 p v 4111tLI jiimtiti njioti1 7 or tin si17 s HI tt I IsMtJtiIQY I He 54ats lint the Hsntlinmt of the Mllvvr Ulen In tll hote l niil Hint it lilt Trva I oliintc Iliriu t nnlil lie nn lilliut lots of IllriM llliotit nn Increime nf Vnliir I Ilaullkkt iiilt unu Im t A nuetlneiuf Group S T lit iii Nuts ntl Sti to llintcis Astoclatlmt was In Id In I I ho Hoard nf f Imlc rooms In the IVili i nil hullillng lu this t city tnilii irnup 7 Inclidcs lull mo nf tlio sxtnnp banks In t lie Situ nut 115 uf Duliliesi Orange tilt nnlil Sullivan h to khinil tlstcr t I and Wrst 5 etitattt urd n csL nf tlnm is end rep n Cu n ontrd at thu tnietliij limo mil liul m hess trmi Ii tutu ii VtnI tho mliiptloii uf tin uniform 1m nl I shut Itnu tils In twn forms fur llrms it mud ktm Individuals and Cut eorti iritloim hue form were drawn tip tuy nnctiilnent ligal firm In New j York Ut y and n i quire u lull I and fue statement i I It ftont bnrrnwiis of I lmur ttit in lul condition 141 I Tin fonitm a ulltmi t lit litunvi i In I titut kit vvliihcverlt limO tctiu desirable In tin cau nf dee ell full W t tire ol1 I in nil ntiucl In make m all nr any nf th i I claims nr dituamls nf the t bials Imnidlately I due and p nnyable j i AtldlcMcn welomnde bv tho lion A H lisp burn fornii r Comi t trnlli t r nf the t t urn nucy and Ml WlllHui C Curuvcll Irisuli uf tlu assn clntlnu Mr Hepburn refirrul to the recent Mrllikincv nt tide mniie moiki t and said limb i tf 1 mniiiy Is I now MI ins that I u the t tnol uiia pir fnn In ho world un the iiimiuts i vihn hunt i to fi pn inter st to di inisiturs nnd hIltS inmmeiihtl I I pter tuu tot nvin itt spoku of Ihu utlnrinoMr ltIium 1 mailp ht3 men tn tim Iuuii about tt n itittllt iou Itt I b nthitutu they tan pi theli ilebtH vtlth innney nr a illtTiriht I tahdard if value I from that lu I whlih thev were intilrictid Ho I piaid lust I r thom fflimits vviitihl hi brought in naught and n that tutu u drllars would itt a miys be woith 1IH I tent1 Ihurnmniprclnl cllU nf I l4i3 I he sail was iitusid b t ty tbu tiItiiii rats itt uf fur I i Itfn Invvstmcnts 1enpie I abrond and at i t homniould not usher that this t Uorernmeut I it could buv 4inoooo ciutues of sI llvur a month and Issue In pav ment thurnfoi notes 1 deenmbla in qold and S try Innj l main on a gold basin i The Mlvir men irniosid tn place lit count rY r bank on thn ImuUrs b tti ii lug silver at the 4 iulo nr 10 tn 1 silver doll irs urn worth fiFty cents hut by I u flit nf thu I invirnment It I is I propped t make tlnm worth fine dollar A I i In in c in take t SI OIMI wnrth nf filler bullion tn I I lie mint I and iieclvu m twn thousand iistr dui j lars for It lime price uf comimnlltles would V double but tin re1 wnuld be an Inllallnu nf prices without nu Incnasu I nf value litu cnlnage lilt ans tint SttniiotlO 000 In gold wnuld gn tn a tim eitmi u iii nnd tberu t wnuld boa violent uumnt rag J lion of the iiiiieniv Dmbalf nf a biiflni I mans bills I I would hi ricelvablu and the othir I hall I would hi it initiated S oil can j lid go vihiit elTi el nn bush I tint I nniild havu Ihe silver mm si t tlnit sllvur was deninnn tled In 1H7I I hut I with fclTI oooooo In I circula I tion I can liurillv MI hint It his Inch ililnonn 141t tltd Do thtM men belli ve that an in t nf th I II A tm rlcan t nngriss run double tin tuthite tiC all ii vt rln this country herelilhi extia vulue tn t owe troin ehaoh lucy I M thai vv hint intuit 4tl Ii nthr thmgh havo depreiiated III value and 1 hunt iiit will pay their debt lu silver vvhlrJi ii luth also depreiiaud Invalut I I ho dchis vvhlcli d it t huei ditto dub m ii t 1 lie dt hts of tw lid ty years ago fl hut the u debts of tnilar 1 IIP nvprnge llf of inking rind commercial nbllgutlons Unotnvpr II tlirtsor t fniii I mnnlht Win n tin iwiue Is maila its ii L on thlsiiuestlon I i the good 1 sinus it mitt judgment j a of tlm merlcan ptnplu St 111 bo found on the light nlde S Ii Mr Hepburn sunlit that thu ntlrmnl of thu t 4 1 Bllvir nun wns dishonest I us iilnied tInt cx i tcnco1n tills roiintrv nf two tunIcs ol morals t thin ionic man wilt IHI honet lu hU dialings b Ii vMlh another and dlshoinst In I hlstlt itt I uurtnu in lit I the I oily pnlith or i orpni itlons lids Is nerv ing evil with 111 I Amiiiian people at the t pres ent tlm A hlh Htandard of mniiils li de Mtt tl mandiil in i flsral and goviriiiiunt atriirs mural amoi tin maiuigrs or t gnat cnriHiralluns His ijf li trie tei inl thu mtnigpini nt of thu Inlnu I 11t 4 I dint UK i Ninthirn I or tile lrli lidding I I and ii the All hlsou rnllrnids as having been dUhun ci cst and as lasItmg 1 done is mm h In Olv ridil our Amurlcan honor ibioud as nn 3 t thing you hI itie I l rublx r iirrclUid In thin laigi cnrixirutlnin ij smack of tha eonlldenco man and tlie snenk II tui thief Inallnf our mthtmuira we want itt get hack In this cardinal pilmipln nf honor that tn our f childhood wu learned at our muthcr knee and I touctimes iicrosn It S in i t inr sirrrn IWlIr I Oemoernt DiCer nm tn tltft lit Mlriibtllf j of Il il ltll I mite a Nittlnnnl innvrntlfiii Cot UMius I June H Judge A W trrallef Chairman nf the Democratic Stain Ccutrnl Committee his wiltten T reply o Allen W I Thuruuina fr e filter decluiiuiuii In It ho j ridlctihsMr rhHrnans loidact of thuStits k enmpalgn vthich ended in a majority of lliOOO utialnst tie part MrniKllat ai bo lots re I ceived only r half dozen letters on time sumiject i Sn of tIme early calllne of the onvention Of these one tiith from Milhurmnn aiil one from ito j rotary W t Ialor Ho hid call mt on Mr TIm unimiaiu and t on til i ted him about Convention I f matte r He did nut know nh t uy hu slit mmi 11 not 1 alto consultwith etoV 1 amtibcll hcnator I 1 iuil and other puny leulirs as well its nilUbfi MrDiunnim tn savu his wind tn fight tf I thuioniumn tncui 3 and elovs u 1th the state ment that thu eommittiu will soon bu called 1 together AI vi IN l Tex June K National Coimnlttie 1 man Hnlmes I t it lit tidies of lennefro Is t In tile cit i 3 lenieiiluy tim wild 1 fall to njprecluta thu t neid 01 adv ml vueol i a national convention t to consider tin i jilter nut stlon u dnti i havuno u national p litc il uupalKH nr tlictlnii intent thu Uiiinii rand fall I tit itxt iar and lie no II tional Ueiioiialic iirKuiilutlnu will do nothing tiiAard forJiuilMln tiue iloi s or polling the veto then un bitor It Is uccnssur Hie I face nl allalrs mas change bitween t nou aid then and t tIC axiom or not irotlu bridges bifmowo ria h them applies i ill uullUe as well unlliui matteis ito I cry ton Iriecoinaeii I silt or lit tho ratio if in to t 1 n gu rut its n I lull I iliar couiuiiemul nut s or what i nlher I iiopu unmny do stilt probalilv Hubsule dur ing thin dumiinl mg tnt Ito months and inbei dud 1 I ni sa timimni cut l etlinu Its b msity among our pi ople I Ihev mu suiiietfmis get wrong bat they will j not remain so MIIMII M in Hi Juno t S iinurl 1asco mocratic t ommitteuiuan said cstirdiv III llu Llilcakn platform pIt itguut this Keuio cratfc thin l tnthoisi I of I liolh kotd and ullvrr vs bliuidard mniu and tn lImo lolluige nt Imtb t I ci Liitiui U isuininalnat Inn I am In fympath with thu Illlnnl Democrils in their iliort to carry nut ths Plunk If I tlioritlncinnot bo Hied by n i4 nn Intern itlnnnl atrienn It bhnuld bu done 4 In ligl hitlnn ns propnid by the pi uform lhe I obligation is upon us tn act and tIle latter way is d t en flto main qtii tinn is In e cutl image the i I ratio Is a Minndurv nit itti r 1 shall I loOt i luitte to I I iIi rupportaii ratio tililt ha rtgurded title uud just t b t lie mujonli In I onrrem I havo not con B hired thu iiuctluu of a convention I It ji CAIT UAII HUl WflIT Itrmonl of n nnrrr Slmllnr lo Hint Which 1 C iiuswtut I cn tiantH llrntli u Hosir X V Junes Cipt Ilimk C Haft who was nporatcd nil for cancer at Dr W J 1 1 1 KIudlsiea hospital hero isterduy Is dolnif i I well and thero In very probability nf bis com 4 i d V pli te recover 1 hi1 incernus n liectlnn bad In S Ihu I liiHldi I nf ihu I right cluck gum ami upper Jaw exlundlng I far ltik inlu ihp throat Ii I Iliu 1 dIsh n bnru a bluing rvbenibluiicu tn that Of lltn dnint I It ilt m In the fame Plato audit lurid prngribsed tn K tunhutius txuul Tin nperatnm t ton liii reuutvttt was very thorough find eaten blvu Mr IlutfI hut heio with lien hiibbund II a t I Killed byu How wllll a Milliard Cue A i HlilAtoJuiieH riiarlesOVonnor Ib ycas ft of age a resident of Niagara Fill tiled at the D tf i Mbtrrs Hospital In this city last night from the t i I fftots nf in bloiv tint tlo 1 Inud silt II it hiiltinrii cue mlonii at tint j 4 S iHniiitirvvi I i u burteldir In a t 1 nil La lilt ptb Mrs Long Un iiiii remIt y night tie X beimpfnvnlvid I in n iiuurrcl with Mrs loiiK 1 V HIII in whlili thu latin btruik him u Uli u till S liuril i UP HP was brought t this ill fur tmtntaiid tIlt ii frittun tiiiimtuiiniiruf Ihibialn Lniii u ill IP hi Id to itt tilt tlo ribtilt tut time Con tuner a Inqueat i KS tti i ITL New Cnrporittlnu I I Amutv Juiiu it fiicsu lompanlcs mere In nit 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I t miiimwl mpi wi JWW11 ftiiwpiiP o W F t THE SUN SUNDAY JUNE 9 1895 4 1 I HAWAII AT WASHINGTON rill JIIIVJITH Wllt AOIHf 11I tn A xxtr jtJNinriJt I Mr Ilntclin Letter ICenrrtllnR Hint Tlinr 0 I ton Vrtnratr Hern 1 Not AKreeMlila The Annexation Hrnllment In Now I MtrodKHTlinB JIver Ainona the Lender HONOLULU May aii I via Kan FraccoJunv H I The Government expects very noon to appoint I a Minister to roplncoU I A Thuriton at Wash ington I will not bo Mr Hatch Ills services urn considered more necessary In his present position Hi has nerer thought of going to Washington The following reply addressed t Minister Willis was made by this lorernment to Mr U Clroshutns request for the recall of Minister r Tliunton HonoruLi Mar IflOJ 4 I0mfuLu I I I Hilt Referring to our Interview of the UOlh I ultimo In which you Intlmntcil that tim Preal dent of the United Stales would be pleased the I Hawaiian Minister at Washington should bo re called for lnlstor personal reasons and upon which occasion you read to mo n despatch from the I Secretary of State to yourself on tho subject i I dated Feb 21 but which hAIl been ant to Japan by mistake I bate the honor to inform I I you That Mr Tliurston Is 1 now In Hawaii rxnd will not return to the post of Hawaiian Minister at Washington Waahnlton I regret extremely that the prepuce In I 0 I Washington relrot of tho Ito Minister Is I no longer t agreeable uhlnlton that tho matters referred to by alreRble of the Secretary of Slolo should bo considered II I sufficient gravity lo cull for tho action taken FIIANUIN M I HATCH II Minister of Foreign Affairs I Anlmportanlrneotlngof the nerlcati League was held in May I which was nddrosse by IV I 1 1aa A ThursUm W X Armstrong and Minis II ten Hatch and Smith 1 Various rumors hud been put In circulation by I I I tho royalists that serious divisions existed In I tho Cabinet e pi clally on the question of al I nexation that AttorneyGeneral Kmlth was noxntoo favor ail Independent republic and f known to ni InllolOllelt relubUc I I that Ii A Thurslon was In favor of restoring tho monarchy I Thurston ridiculed tho posslblltly of restoring II r r the monarchy Ho declared that ho and every I member of the Government were wholly for an nexation and unchangeably so uno j 1 Whllo the Government can undoubtedly maintain Itself against Insurgents at homo and I filibustering pirates abroad he said It will be constantly subject t tho Injurious ru mors of such attempts With a email pop ulatlon and large Income and patronage the breed of demagogues and adventurers I will naturally b kept up The character of tho Is mixed These dangers necessitate I population Anler c Ii I our looking for annexation We can continue islands In tho Interest of honest y tn hold these IslanLa Interest honcl responsible government but It Is under 1 heavy if I I strain which tho supremacy of tho fatars and Stripes will end Sllpea 1 onL I Nothing can stop tho Influx of Asiatics ex i cept annexation While Independent tho pres Interest will Insure tho sure of the great sugar wi I I continued Importation of such laborers The A contract system will be abolished by tho United I States laws Annexation will promote both r agriculture and commerce Minister Hatch reiterated the loyalty of Gov ernment officials to annexation AttorneyGeneral Smith declared annexation I AtornorGeneral deelarellannoxaton I to bo the only hope of the country and of the Hawaiian race I lbt bupremo Court sot this mornlnir for hear ing tho appeal of Paul Neumann for the release 101 Prince Jonah Kalanlanaolo upon tie around that the military commission was an unconsti tutional tribunal Tb decision will stttle the question for all the prisoners convicted under this martini low Hurtwell and Thuriton appear for tho Govern r question ment which regards Its case a good beyond t Queston HIE UASWKLZ JIUIIDER II J Arreit of the Altered Accomplice of Taa t ken linn HalllTim I lee PHOVIDISOE Juno 8 Martin Dalton arrested II tho charge of at Atlanta Ga yesterday on chario r II I murder Is I wanted here a an accomplice of f Yankee Ban Sullivan In tho fall of 1812 EulllTan met Dalton whom he had known In Fall Hirer Mass where Daltons father was a S lal Iver ns 1 I mill superintendent Dalton and Sullivan planned to rob Anthony Ilasvrell an old man In East Providence and who they wore led to believe carried consider able money about with him Tho men remained about the saloons In tho low part of the city on tho day of tho murder until Mr Hasvvell reached home Then they went to tho old mans house and told him that I they had a cash customer for his reAl estate I They enticed him Into this city but I happened In such a way that 1 their movements vrern observed by enough people to supply every link rJ II yntO Yfc tl la our r In a chain I of circumstantial evidence which could not be broken Mr Haswell was taken t a lonely thorough fare nnd robbed The thieves brnkn his ribs nnd the splintered bOlos penetrated tho Intes tines Death resulted the following day but lot until after Mr 11 us well had given a good description of his nstallantn They were recognized as Sullivan and Dalton nnd their pretence In I und about 1rovldcuco was recalled uy vvltnpscs 1 Ilnsvvells watch was pawned hereby Sullivan I on the nlsht of Iho robbery Sulllvnn after hid Inn In New York n month vv a arrested bv a llottnn police detective who tnw him In Iho ptreet When he wns brought hero hn was Identified by all the witnesses as well nt by tho pawnbroker held thovvntrh Hn was tried convicted and scnteuerd to Imprisonment for Ill fled and was lost eight of Lact month I In asking for a pardon Sulllvnn All that ho was Innocent preiumubly lcIlovliig that lon would never be cultured Sullivan claimed that Dalton and another man committed the crime KILLED 111A JrSX S10nl EXIJU John William struck lit the Rldicencld Iark CrOMHtOK HACKFTSACK Juno Hohn Williams father inlaw of John N Hare publisher of tho Illdgr Held Iark Km left the tm olllco this morning ouch started across the West bboro tracks tn take tho 10 oclock Susrjuchannn train for hi homo In Hackennack As ho stepped between tho tracks tho shrill whistle of a locomotive II n heard and a southbound West Khoro extiress rounded tho I curve and dashed down the grade at the rate of fifty miles an hour Several men called to Mr Wllllami but be forte ho could get out of the way ho wits struck I by the locomotive Ho was thrown nearly 110 feet Illn body was terribly manglfd It vvus taKen to tin house of Mr Haiti Mud CoroniT Cass was notllltd Mr Williams was nearly HO I years old I The Itldgeneld Iark crossing Is no dangerous that the t llrrgen county Granil i l Jury nt the t He I ember term handed In lrm hallhl n presentment against tlu Went Hhore Company because of It hui I eynr for the West fhore Company weru at work Ixll lines for nbrldgn ucrouj the trucks 1 when Mr William1 was killed I lrllrlUrU Tin IHILl orm t I Two or tbflt Women CnilKbt mid the Rent I rmrruuudcd lu Love I OfTiimn O 1 I Juno H Jcnnlo lack and I the outlaw Zip W nils wife who were with the lllll Doolln gum when attacked by marshal In 1 the Ulass Mountains were captured and brought I to tho Jail hero last night The rave In which the band of trail robbers took refuge la sur rounded by the piwsc I nud there Is I hardly any Inubtnf thiir t capture Tvvuof the t tin mi tin w s It robbed the I toil I Island I tram I nctcrnl weeks

ace were wounded 01 I II I itt niiuintaln lluht ad l rIO unrteinf the whole land were kllliil l Tln marshal have been lu elmo imrMiit flnro I j 5hi rnblui niul k tutu two I of iht gang n ar I ngall I I i imiruuniiil i A lur lrntrj t a iii f tln I I mi t ilo I peratn I i utlai a I tiu t hiixu iiifrtitid 11 I leorgia rur years havt joined thu Donlui I band I I their cognomen being Cmuo Lately Itoju i J rili John IMeiil Not fiutllf I John Czoch better known as FIMi John was arraigned In tho Oyvr and Termlner Court In JPI sey City eatei nay to plead to the Indictment I for the murdnr It his wife Contrary to general expectation hn pleaded nut guilt District At oriie Wlnlleld ukeil HID ciurt tu naiuu an arl ilay for the trial He all i wan I Ch u which could bu disposed o In nnu tiny and lluio t

wits no neceslij whutvvur fnr leI hal i Ilppllicolti nid that I on thu lath 1 he w4IIi ULII i tllHl counsel fur thu prUuiur and li a date fur tnu I The History of Irinlluitlon From Unit II I r ji IMIJ v Ji I Iwr VI II I sud 1r 7IIU ivs t 11 l Iwillll eJ I l ti 7JI n Vd pr5alt Iuulal itdkai 1 reas elit i4ra4 I i atl I a T A I ib I tn no SKIM or tor ALT NIGhT I Ifeneernrth the omen Will Never Close NrtvJnwMoesi Into rOVee Tins Corner Offlce for the nut time was open all of iatt night and hcnrefnrth It will hover ho closed This Is In accordance with tho Iew law that was Inlrmtuced by I Assemblyman Kunrctnanti and approved by Goy Morton on May 11 I provides among other things that tho Hoard uf Coroners of tho oty and county of New York shall hereafter keep open on every day of tho year Including Hundars and nil legal holidays tho Coroners once In said city wlthn clerk In constant attendance at all hours of tho day and night The job of Billing up all night alone In thAt great Criminal Courts building Is I rather lone some Thu clerk In charge has little to do but twirl his fIngers and watch the hands of the clock move slowly around anti wait until the hour of his relief tomes OccasIonally I reporter strolls In and once In n Occallonly footstep of the watchman n ho makes his rounds sends I hollow sound through tho empty corridor the whirr of the telephone bell nines ns n relief In the monotony when I suicide sudden itvnth or a murder U reported Ihc law wns passed chiefly for tho benefit of 1he thu undertakers so that they elU net permits for the rnmuvnl of bodies at I hours of the day nnd night The llrnt caller at the office last night vv ii I young innn from a firm of under takers on Hudson street ni IIUllol hrI Unwanted to let a permit to remove the body of Michael Morris of4 Konwlck street from the i1t Francis hospital Morris died late In It thin afternoon after Iho attendant physician had left fur thu day BU the undertakers messenger had no 11Idnr certltlciite tutu wns therefore compelled lo un away without a permit The first night wits nut eventful thero being few culls of any kind Jrlr7 I II1rl HOME He and Mr Ibid Return from Their Long loiirney brad AVhttelnw Held cxMlnlster to France re turned from Kuropo Jontcrdny on the steamer New York Hn was accompanied hy Mrs Held and they were mot on landing by their son nail daURhtrr and many friends Mr held who now wears a full beard Is In excellent health a the result of his tour In Algiers Egypt and the Holy Innd Mrs Held also lies benefited greatly by tho chance uf scene and climate A teliitrum from Xcnla 0 wits handed to Mr Held stating that his mother Is dangerously 111 She N 112 years old and her lllnets renders It lIt ceItry for him tn leave nt men for Xelilft Mr tutu Mrs I Held Bulled from hero last No vember for jlbrillnr whence they went toAl piers They wont from them by steamer to Kiev pt where they Milled up the Nile They then crowed thu ilciert from Cairn t Jerusa lem encountering nn tho way a wind storm which lusted cot un hours nnd nearly KUffocnteil them After miikliik exeurhlniib lo noletl tl II Atl Illkllllrblol t 1011 lplnce In Inlcxtliie I they lulled from lleyrout for Mnr Rcllln and went thence to 1nrls vvhero they met 1resldent Iuurc nnd MIIKI Cornet mind cero e n tertulmd hy M 1 Itlbot Thef sailed from houth hampton liit Saturday for hnme Mr amid Mm held went from tno pier directly to their residence 45t Madison nvumie They will take tho llrvt train for Xcnla this morning rain Urent Huectncl JS early JKvndy Tho Eastern spectacle which Pain has been preparing for weeks at Mnnlinttan Belch based on scenes and Incidents In the war between Japan and Chin is nearly ready forproditctlon Ily tho end of this week it will be In good shape for Its Initial presentation which h fixed for next Saturday night June 15 1 will differ materially from any of the spectacles here tofore given in Pains outdoor theatre Tho exhibition will bu divided Into Iwo parts ono cccno representing 1 neaport town in Japan prior tn the outbreak of hnstlli tie I tlin other tlio seal on t of China In the neighborhood of i VclnlI I showing the for mentions of that strnncliold with lie Chinoso vvir cit I ps In I the harbor I It I Is I with I I thn rtduc tlnn will close nr bombardment ut VclllnlVcl the scene Hmlibed the Frauttciit Joker John Dooloy Is a man who b occasionally hired to wash street cleaning wagons with a hose at the department dock foot of East Mx tecnth street The cartmen who employ him pay him Ho offered his services last nIgh to John lircnnnn driver of a department cart Ilrcnnan said ho had no money to spend getting his cart cleaned Dooley turned tho hoso on him and drenched him In spite of threat Dooley kept the hose on him until llrennan ran at him with a Jackknife mien Tliun Dooloy ran away Ilrcnnun chased him and drovo the blade of the knife Into his back between thu shoulders It penetrated two Inches but after having the wound dressed at Ilellevuo Hospital I Dooley Insisted on going to ta IE toISrx tleS tl Ut etOln his home at 504 East Sixteenth eercct Ilren nau wits arrested Grave of Woman Kaffrnalsts D eormted llAHTronn June HTbo Equal lllghts Club of this city today decorated the graves of woman suffragists burled In this neighborhood Among the graves decorated were those of the novo Dr N J Burton exGov D Htibbard Mrs Jewell tho wife of exOov Marshall Jew ell of dlastnnbur Mrs I Julia KSmith and MIssAbby llbmith Literary exorcises wcro held In Unity hail this afternoon presided over by Mrs 1 I Huron President Ire tlio Equal Itlghts Club AddreKm vera mudo by thu President and by t liiJ Isabella lleecher Hooker 1 Mrs Kmlly P I Collins the Hev s rll Forbes and Iho lllil Joneiili IKIIII Due of the speakers favored mak ing the birthday of Mrs lllubcth Cady Man ton Nov 1 u national holiday for women Fiulpended from Htcvena lavtllute Presidtut Morton of Stevens Institute denIed yesterday that ho had expelled tour of the stu dents fur hazIng freshmen He said he had merely suspended them The students who were nusuended are Robert C Post of Jersey City E I Smith nnd Hubert C Hnndlosar of t ii ii city amid W I lllttcnhomo of Plalntlold All four vveru Involved n rumpus ut tim fresh mun examination They had been exemplary students amid never hal any trnuble with Ihe tncully before Tho fatuity will meet to morrow evening and consider tlin cases Ir In Clio Fidelity and Casualty Ilnltdlnc The firemen were called at 816 oclock lat night to the 1Mdellty and Casualty Insurance Comp building 17 to 10111ulton street In a vucunt mile nn tho first Hour they found llvii barrels full of cotton wivate IX ctUlnr and nhuvlngs nil more or lens lourid vvltli oil und Hrnlsh Tho sluff hail h41 en ncd In I Ito iihti sic oft the t woodwork of the t building I Oao of I ito barrels was ullre The flreincii vvcrusomuvvhiit tutoulshed tu Und this MulT U ft on the preuilica unite rmjn Siilonn tut He Cloned Todny Acting Chief of Pollco Conlln has given the Captains and precinct commanders to under stand that ho expects to ice a uniform and vig orous enforcement of all laws today I liar her shops muit i lose at 1 1 1 M I groceries and butcher shops nt II A Ulld saloons mutt bo lionel ultofctlier I alt to uiin a rigid enforcement of all laws Inmorrow uld thu Chief yesterday anti the I niitains will linve lo see that my orders are carried out or bumu one vIii get Into trouble Hid Lieut liuckud Attempt Hulcld I DALLAS Tex June HIleut George O Backus of the First Cavalry stationed In Arl rnnn was found unconscious In the woods near here with an empty tin I cup bisldu him mid hu Unnvviltlnuat the limpltul In thin city He VhS found by Lieut Stephens to whom ho left n not1 ulntlng here hn would be found He wan un Itidctlmlo nick leave Inmillit llrrlileiitliul llrli thn Office TorritA Kan Junu HTho Supreme Court today hnndeil down 1 decisIon which declare I lie PnpulUt I Htalo i Dank CnminUslniipr 1 V llnldiiithal entitled to lila ntUce until Feb is Ill llnv 1 Morrlll l I hud tleclured Ihu oleo va t a und nppoliilid nnuthui mun lireldenllml I it I Chalrmun nf the Pupullst Suite Central Cum in Hue lie 1 harrison let item Ind Juno N Gen Harrlon rotun C ho un ut no I tudaj It was abut und hbuppianiiire but out lila Hatccent tint Im wan leeiliik uiiuitiill will He bald he had cnjnj ed hU trip IMIIH I luely A LOVELY FACE IHAIIVAYHAHKUIiEII IIYlllt IHKOF Hit WVrKKMlli CAHInEIIS I I ill I IllM SAVi AllMMI AlSVNIt BIIAl fOUlLEXUM lha t oritig grenIM l Hauiltlei I I lilt IAillUKII SHAI K AHMN II 41 MI f i WVtrlf i l nuiiarl lo lie kill Iliat lltIll VU I CIEU1 and 11 US HI app ar311e MI Iliaruiiinr in vviMiieu lni 10 ItS every IMUIIIV i marring ileieot MlluriMrltH e iiA lllts Mulll lllAi klllAIJ 11114 uad I all uther tKi ithe4 1LS1 I ti luipurt tiloenl 1 FOULDS ARSENIC SOAP u vvuMii I l vv iltKIMI foiiibliisllnn of ah v in 1 I Iv I pun I e IP illumine only the Vef fittest vei fiiitiliolU iiu 111 viifer fl l i Urguboxcv J Vtien orlrjuc Oy luatl aiiitiii 4 II II Kdtlll UU Otu vr N Y I Aiio TII in HAH ur OCR CRCUq T J o f I tra nr HAllYAUDS NEW SHELL tCKf AT iiiK itiritto CIIATT OF XHK irAMHlTV monT A Number of New Ideas and SpeeUI fVMnres Which Mure lleen Inlro gInned bJ inde iilnttCniieh AV I on lino Also Ordered a Iaper llont Vow the 1110 ltercsIf The veil of mystery which lias shrouded the now Harvard cedar shell since Its arrival has not been lifted by Coach NValsoti but It has been penetrated by a HtraM mal who give the anxious world a peep at tho racing craft In which tho varsity eight hopes t defeat Yale I was brought to this city nn one of tho out side line of steamers loaded on a tugboat and taken to tho 11 A A boat houso anti later towed t the Harvard houso by tho launch hero I It has been ever since closely guarded from the prying eyei of those who n Ish lo know of tho affairs of tho crow I Is to ho taken to lieu Top Now Iximlon whcro It will he used for tho first time and tested under conditions which will prevent curious ole from learning any thing about Its speed ali merit l A and It Wall streak 11hhiiH elongation of wash streak 1tl nillul i tV t r hue Potted Ilnci RhoTTlng time scuff IIAIIVAIItlH NKW BlirlI Irom tho fact that Couch WntRin has haul two shells constructed lon linen and Idea differing those usually by raring fering from uOIly emploMd rnhll crows It nmild appear that ho depends not a little upon tho assistance which may be ren dered by I superior craft It I ell be secure t 10 store 1 I In this year Tho experimental rlicll drslgmdby Mr Henry llrjant which had its greatest width close to NoO lIt anti w is a distinct departure from tho usual shell proved a Hat failure and wax at mince abandoned This now shell from New York combine a ntimUr of new features which may or laity not work well with chances fairly In favor Tho chief objection however Hill be found In Us exceptionally heavy weight a factor which counts for much In a fourmllo race Informa tion as to Its exact weight cannot bo given but It Is I believed that It will exceed that of last year which was the lightest cedar ever constructed 1 by about fifty pounds This means a big handi cap In a distance row at top speed Whether the now ideas and additions will more than offpot the extra weight remains t be seen I Is con sidered doubtful Those who have followed Harvard boating AS Bert that It Is I not an Improved boit they need so liuch as an Improved ettuke Lint stars crdnr was a wonder and could not have been Improved upon In the way of lightness combined with Btlltncis but Its life was sapped In practice pulls previous to the race 1 WHS made to carry over 1500 pounds weight and to give It the lccosar ttlInessocr 1000 pieces of diagonal vertical and horlontnl bracing were put In or neirly twice AS many us ordinarily used IJghtncns wai gained by maklni many of them hollow ty using spruce for the si a hanger hind out riggers Inclead tif the customary u hite oak amid limo employment of aluminum fuMiiiIng In utead of time I ciitoinnrv briii llarturd multi 1 er limes bicn better hoiitiil than It wait lat j tar and tutu defeat was duo to defective prin ciples of rowing I While rr would be unfair to IBo nt thl time that thr o dffects havn lint been rcmtilicd by Coach Vatson it may bu saId that thn c Mho hao natthed the work of the crew nn tho river anil who are competent to ct rc nn opinion do not think that hu iuui lone en Wliether they aro right or wrong Is I I point to be developed Castlr I about to secure every advantage pox alt Coach Vuthon Ie31i In the advice and services of an nldtlmu builder and rowing friend Iudge Kllott of Greuiipolnt L I with whom he was associated years ago Mr Eli ott built tho fouroared shell rowed by tho lllelln crew at the Centennial regatta In 1H7U and in ado all the singles for John lllglin He entered the political world Ixcntne a Jtiilgo and for a time dropped the bnathuihllng Inter est TIme shot has been carried on of late by Mr Michael Murray who formerly si orked for four years with Hilly Oliver tIme noted Harlem tlirll builder Judge lot designed and Introduced the Ideas In this new Harvard shell which was constructed In six weeks by Mr Murray Coach Watson Is ald not tu have had any HDcclal voice In designing tho wholo matter being left to Judge Kllott In who e knowledge and judgment ho had explicit confidence The measurements of the new shell as nearly as they could be secured urn at follows Length feet 03 llrfxlth Inches I holy l depth Inelios y Kxlrniniririilli hitches II 1 111 Mil lift llKlie a Diptli foment InclioH 1 ltuttter feet L Tlicio are Mibstantlally time measurements of last ears shell with time exception nf tlm length which Is two foot grcatrr and tint rud der which Is I MX Inc Iia lunger making the boat answer mOrA mIll irk ly In t I hue mmcl hun ut limo coxswain with thou lines Site is designed tu displace lTnl pound hero ant four btiicial features In connection with the shell ami porlmpn thu must Important ono U I tIme introduction of a scnir nr after keel running nix or right fret from the IIr tu n point vvhrro it miTti tht lower Hue i I of thin body ns show I hy time dotted Hunt iu t lie miccuini panytiig cut ibis MAl Is a niece uf Spanish cIder nnehalt Inch tlmk at the ntornpost and narrowing ilose n to a fmther edgeut tho point where it meets th body and Is l about three Inches deep at the greatest part Orcournn this aililt to the wt Mit of thu limit but It Is I believed that time ndvuitagu I ginned will moro II t 5thh I than reimburse the Inns lu that illrrrtlnn It tJikuH time place of the customur bras tin niul prevents tlo boat mi Ihlli tu lemvard umli mr the I iiiltuonce of wind or tidal currents I Ii I lie lleved by Mimo to be iv return to multi prlnclphs nnd not up to Unte rut Idea further Is that It will prevent In I great measure rowing against the rudder It run be rendily nin that when tlio rudder Is I wol tmvt r it must have the elicit uf ndrag mi tho boat and cniitjtuiuently greatly lmprd Its prugrris It U argued tlmt thou cauwlll accompli the elhtct dislrwl leiiv Inp tho rudder easy If I wi thu right of the cag VTlll bn more than balanced Atiitlur Idea IH Ito t manner In which what U I kiiiiu us the wash streak U I put nn IHiially this boarding runt uu live inches from the gun wale but iu limo leI shell 1 It runs Iti I i Inches I douii rime laln point if thUchungv TTnvuvrr Is found In tho method nf Use liiktiad of Join ing thunMn IIvo Inches i vlth i a Jog time wash utreak runt down smiiotli In tlin vli Inlty nf u the water line 1111 U ribbltttd III leaving It I smooth frOllulo bottom Tho ellert nf this it U Mid will he tu make the shell utrnnger mid mIt the t tame avoid the lapping This certainly IOOKS tu btiof 1 bcnetlt but liuw much toc one can f Mon any nnu would admit that this It t n good Idea fur scarculy nn 1 argument can bo raised against It Fun Hotted section of tho cut will glee a good Idea of thu change The third new thing I so far ns relates to Harvard shell Is I the Introduction of nn extra outrigger making It alivelegged one Tlieexlni Uu runs from tin centre ot thu top kg alt to the bottom of that forward n here It ii buttoned together at tin wash utrenk Ihh gives addi tional ntllllH but mldt to thu weight of course To olTset this the weight of the out riggers has bun lightened about a couple of pounds by tho use nf tim repelgi us Inch hnllnw I ttrrl tubing Inetvad of onehalf Inch I tinMil I mated that tlio t outriggers and Davis i locks weigh U4 pound Ihero In no doubt but that this extra rigger gives itrwigih In Ue iHiat jet I Is I a ijueuttun vinetlitr it u iiucekbiuy Ihls Ill CB bract Is I Jiulgii ElIcIts Idea hl fourth all hut illlhrrnco 1 I nf moment Is thulnterlnr I liiucliu It i la I rrcngnlml that thu I vvenkiit hectlmi of tho thrll In nt a point mid way bet amoth thu after part of the t unit uml Urn I lot I rent hiv ing I I H h 4 location almost at u fnrtion on thagumvaln drann 111 dim tmt Una fiom II I Ii I ntrl If thelnek to that on t Ito giin nu lo luutiut tlilk t vveakiieis Ihl rrojs liniultig bus IK en put 111 tn run from the finss shout m I itt ri lng In uw Ink style linm Ill l tu stiolr I iiis e are iiiiuli uf light pliif and the ivm Im is Ullevid tnglvu btrrnglh and ilirui ci 1 ilioiinli I 1 hil Is the hirct tiiin a rKung figlitimrcd rllll bin 11 has been briuid m this luuniii It U I said lint the miiilcl of tit fhell l nhrist exiiillyon Uu limues I f time 1 shell built fir 1 11 l b Hilly Oliver Ihu I rumor that tlm bunt Is provided with thule blithe Instead nf thu mnilvrn bvvlvel lock U I I mist In I that ml I roet tom time B ii ll1i rigged up in dais It is true hnnuvIT that I mini WatMin ban a shell in the boat huuao rigged In t ito nld Kngllah rtylo of ihlo t plim which hu at chic time Imped lo experiment with It wiw ihovvu to him Bi clearly It U I uiiiler toiHl that they would not work itlnfactorllv vth sliding tints that Ito gave UII the Idiu They could not well be Utilized with the otlil I lug seat wul Inaoh WulMin liini also tump Ideas about the lindnf B vvfeii lobe 1111 ih by Ihe i crlW amllt Is t undcMlood eCI IK ient in I Dutrnlt I tu tccuru thu I 110 VIM latest nOel which is I likely tn bo pio Milrd by Mr hut it thu vvellkiiuwn Inventor of row II I nppllunce fornurly rf Portland but ham or nf llelroit I I 1 he Harvard right has n lot In experiment wlth at the lam moment but It may turn nut all right In tho end Millittermlncd lo IUIu 11 thing and everything wuli h might aSsiSt It U I understood that Coach WaUuu Imj ordered a paper boat of Waters A JI USg 1VI o The Laslnn Itenprnrd In n lively Fnthlon ulllt The Merrr World I On of limo best of uonscnstcal entertainments was given ut tho reopening of the Casino last ulcht Ho many actors were employed In It and so much was given them to ill that the performance was not over until Of half past Ii oclock this morning course thero will have to bo condetnatlon and curtailment but the good material Is thero In nbumloiicu for a cry big and Jovial Kunuuer show It Is called Tho Merry World amid conslsta of parodies of plays re celt familiar with vaudeville Interspcrslons Mine BansJiino and Trilby I aro HIP pieces elaborately travestied hut attention Is giv en 10 a lot of comlo operas and there Is come burlesquing of tragedy too The authors an Kdgar Smith ami Nicholas Kid die mid hero Is a great deal nf good humor Ia veil as colloquial Jest and elbe In their fooling with tho dramatic topics of the times Their schemo Is similar to tilt of1 he Passing Show host seasons comlo revlow nt this iheatri but their composition Is I much more meritorious It Is happily seal in slnne Its fun luIS are Ingenious old It has no Tender loin taint In Its fun I ho stage was crowded with uclors nnd notion throughout last nights wholo reprcsntatlnn of the new play No trouble ur expense hail been spared In carrying out Mnlth nnd llldilles Idtns or In adding things to what they had rltten Manager Lvilercr had reached out In all direc tions for performers nnd In nearly every came had chosen suitably Charles Dlckson had been brought In from comedy Dan Daly from farco Amelia Somurvlllo from burlesque May Howard from femalu minstrelsy VlrglnU Karlo from comlropira Louis Mann from serious drama and en on from diverse sources to mako up an uncommonly large company of amtibcri To each uiumhcr was slgncd several roles In which mimicry of tho original actors nf tho characters was requisite In must Instances the Imitations vvvrc recognizable and In sotno they wcro remarkably clever The specialties In trndmcd were old new nail various These spots of failure were su somali that their rcmnv ul wllllmrdlv IlIlIko time dunn that muni lie saved In I order tn bring the uerformnnce within piuper limits I nnd when thit has beui done J lie Mi rry Vnrld will bo all success hrre I are peoplr and snuie nf them go to the atres for amusement tun who nev or like tn read uny cniumetidutlon of uiidlgnltlid doings on tho Hngf lIch htltklers for clrniuatlu gravity should not go tu the Oillio brcnunu they would bu pnlnvil Asldn fiom I a tight tnstumlng nf KUIIIO nf tIme women In tIe chnruves mid an uulnnrnhjo expo ure by a woman who waco oIl etmct III II skit nn Antony and Cleu jiivtra tImer Is I no very little that Is vulgar nnd wi very much that is tastefully sightly or Innocuously laughable thnt the vvhnlu altnlr mnv bu Set down as a kind of nonsense to bo relished by lIe wisest louis 011 Cle nJlIiSETs uia JI1YIJIT Champion end Fiillouern of Boxing Ilallr Aroaad the unpiirctl Tho bcnellt tendered to Jack Dcmpsey tho once noted Xonparull nt Madison Hquaro Garden last night vas a success In every sense of the word For fully an hour before tho doors were thrown open tho adjulutng Fldewal were thinnged by enthusiasts eager to show their Hiiiutliy for Dempsuy and Incidentally to en joy thin unlquuspectaclo of seeing time cream nf a doon ordinary shows In tIme tamo ring liufuru the Initial el cut et nOIlUllOuneed time hUllo amphitheatre was comfortably tilled and the turnstiles clicked steadily until the fathering must have numbered between 5ODD nnd liuOO Knthuslasm grew as the night WOIO on and when the bcncticlary was introduced to wind up with John L Sullivan tho entire assemblage IIU up as one man and cheered vociferously Demucy was asked fur n speech but excused himself and tendered his thanks through Announcer Hums The galle ries Insisted on an oration lion over anti fulllvanstepped Into time gap Ho thmikrd nil for their evidence nf good feeling and raid hu was hapny lit I m 110 ani thing Iu I his power tn assist his nld friend Dcuip I y 110 vvnund up by OilY Ine they would milk the bt show they could and hoped onlookers would not expect too much from two smith bus beenif The big fulluw win evidently In hIs most modest vell ns his nppeumnce called for no upoligy Althougli rllglitly fat and paunchy he looked and mov ed as spry as a kitten Jumper l on tlm contrary stripped a murn bhiulnwuf himself fhe tvvu ohltimcrs spurred I three very brief rnunds The exchanges veru i Immure Illpd but nuthing else was looked for and hulllvun uarned a second ovatlun by hit for I bearance Unu straight punch trnm limo bls ellnw might have caused a trugidv Jimmy Handler of Newark started the fun with u leer punchingbag exhibition He was folio ut by lint brothers Hal nut t who tickled the crowd by their shifty methods Jnrroldnf licrmaiiy tile strong lm hud the stigu tu himself Inc nbnut ten minute durlni which he raised 1 a pyramid IIf chairs in nne hand hoisted a keg wulhlni I9I pounds with two llngern and llfttd a welter weight named Nut Jul thair and all A lliitterlng uvntlon greeted Ororgei Dlxnn when henpinnrid tohjinr I tliree rounds with Prnf Jack Lynch nf Ililluilulphiu 1111 1 pair put up a lively liuiit In wllich Chic work dooms by Ulxun was gilt iclgul II Armsunngil mns lvo colored boxer from Wnslnngtoii m lien esajid tn stand nil Iciu ihn nskl for thrBO rnunds The Cnllfornlun had nine minutes I good fun with his ulr opponent but t him latter got In I an occasional good clip and eiijojud the bout as much us the laughing t pi i tutor Jim 1 Hull 1 and Mick Dunn I both of Australia we e well I receivid by I the crowd nnd they re sponded with a neat u Kortmelit nf luvu taps Hall I I I slrlnpid a Irltie I above Ii I mnssilf but hlx hu perior reuih BUI veil to keep IlmImmit nt u cut Uls tanre Kid McCoy of Huston nnd Harry Pldgenn of Chicago npankrd eaeh nthrr sclentlflciilly fur three rounds Tlio tstern lad was Inclined to lit I mtittu tti I vi a nub kept Mclny busy t Ii I lire lieu itt rounds rime boys mixed It UV III m v cry entertaining A wild hurol lit applause from tin gallerira h raided the1 ntiprouch nf Peter Malior aiU when husteppid through t the ropes arrayed In the color of hit couiitrv thu tntiiii uuillenco greeted him henrttl retir I Hums nf llurhm 1 I tiok m thci opposite I coiner Tho I Irish I champion nlinLdhcr outclassed his man and lapped him it will Hums faced the miislo gimrly nnd mndo time pace warm rnnugh tu glvu thu bout tulliclent splee Maher had to titer his way through iv I double lino of admiring countninen froth this ling tn hU ilrusulnz loom Johnny niing uf Hrookljn and Jack Kioto of Denver vvrnf nt eacli other In vigorous stilt rimoy wero fairly well mulched and Lemul l no hesitation In I taking an oicafilonal banco tn get In I n btmgcr Atjnleil pair of htrutitCiiifii A V Johiifoti of llrioklinnnd lljalnrir Lundlii of lltll npo fnllnwud Ihoy wint thrniigh u surprising series uf teats In wright and bur lllllnir I which brought down down thu house Their 1 Juggling with ronnim balls which they tuasul like utuugcs furnished rlfcctlvu climax hainpion Corciett viw warmly received when he put III I an nppearnm lit 111 211 neluek Ho I reemed In excellent humor nnd laughed heartily ns ho slapped John MoVoy nf Philadelphia with the open glove McVey necnslunally I landed on sutlernnce but fur Ihu greater part nt I lie lime Cor belt din krd and danced about him as freely as round iv punching bag lImo champion nuvemhowed tu gruitcr ulvantun McVey was helploss Imfnro him but Cnrbett let him down easy and did not strike a klnglu blow with Ito tiositI 11 Scarcely had limo champion left the ring when hit place was talin by Hob ltlm iiinni who came nn tn spar with I Frank ibis Ilutlh lie Nun Vnik I Thu liukv AustiAllr gut u rnuslng itcuith lint In I fact the m demonstration was ell nronounced that lot iiy In I thu burk I croutiduxptcted to find tlm hero was Millivan Fit z mliii not have much nf achaiuntn Hhnw his Paces but ho itld all thnt wn irqulicd uf him with the air uml rnntlileiico nf n punt master Meivu ODimiiell I wits then I Ililloduced with Die explanation I hat i hu hud nn kpirrlng partner tn go mi with A boxing burieiqiiu was put nn llialeul Hilly Welsh ami Him Lin CurtU nciu tho principal nnd In fore they I gut through on lonlern uereon time verge of hAteru i Hill I I Viinnh of llncrtiruu I I and luck 1 lilly cc nt Itni kuuiy pin uiii nun Ioilt In wh 11111 It inl hofne u fW h srI tilnw 4 deiipliu tlc nulri mini ut I aii Ilekett Ion f li ukiiis und Iddle II I IMS ulno lliiin 1 In t uilvuilliik I lien t liau t rucdnn 1111 n liiiiniy lai I roll and I JH 1 k I 11111110 Mere introiliiinl TIlt I y got an imp4rilil fhuiu nt bit uppl iuu when hut sit louiaircAiihuncd Hint Hu and pot t rti othirs vi ie i prepnred tu I vvlihdriv giuiefuil In order not tn exceed thu time limit ibis I unanucnicTit rleand ai 1 fur Ihu llnul bout hctneell bul I luunand i Dvmpuey lllUl I I btcatiis lat week 4 U litrtlu W5 marriage J1H II lliliu I I li it tarn mill In hue nlltnlUry j fur thrio lm uih r r IUTIIII I lie is sail I in theiinl Uiliuiu ilmialtt I ul his I 1 f rim lllll prUii Ivvn gold watches valunt at 4iIr were ilitPii I on Irldnv from HID I lo kirn i r i f Muauh i aii l 0 xliiifii kiniriu I chit cre i at Allili lice lull liuuiein Um nuuru I rilml A Jury In tlio City lonrl rslrn1a give Jnlui ljrio I a i ilia lor S mil iu itt tMuuu mill ux u i th Iroi 4iju HtUliU KHlirnud e uinpuu fur ujmrte fe 11 ivti itoui a Hit e lrilla I wire fhe fuuruen trulltj imltltitlre whf worf aiiimmltil reteutl by Ihti Aldrriuiu havo ritelvtil Imt ir Slimy stilettos tu pile ir II ti ii Cleat of ihti hll I hirvKo I oiumlolonm tilto ronliMitxl thai mite ai uluiu uu must txt lujde utur comnniu Kiuluiitluas J1 1 Lt1 c r i Vjik I i Black and Blue Serges HI ITH TO oft IItII 8icro IliiiMnirliily tail Ynii vt III I find there In I tut the mint comfortable sum tit trivil I In for the minimi M lit NI iv ift CIMTIIMKU v r N rrrii MIATI t nt v Cl I IM flili IlL oitKAN riu Foil IIUIIIIH i in ilt ON i I It it SIX MTTMK 3 VIIOKS 2VU liltOAIIU 110IMV 1 O iti ihi ttut iiiKKmi NT Snniitri tittl HflLitnnnrriniiit I tuililr tnt ni npi I itC I Ii I i All ortlrrN niiiNt lit nttit dl rtci at I hi Is llrm IIUN I uu itice itt in i i A 11 D c i o CK 11 i ti J1 lE A Hblp but Kbon emi bier heels So Onft All Over time Vorld I Vow a Coul lltirac Vuiu tttf 1 Irvrhlflicf Journal A sturdy nld vetcran nf thu oni lemied uver tin slern railing and gilng mmmd It mmli sib y nut iner thu pellucid vnters uf limo Pruvlduneu harbor Kiuig lutlly Hi tlie gI ii ship sailed the wIntry sea Sly lad amu tluliie to me He thu nld 1 mil I ret ired frnm thn active llfu I I nf running up thu ratlines to dew up tlm tupsls nt pulling und hmllnuto gn to bulging Ming his ong alKiud lImo large Davy Crnck itt nt WilkcMmrtu Pier I TUIMU Thutigh mnv u batgu the Duvld ttKkctt C was niuu 1 ito most famous pu ket Milp I nlloat Durliu 1 tlm I tlmo Him WIIH under her uwn Kill and liuiklnu Inni MIJUKCH tu illstiint iiunlrle time lulls eainu hoinu In thu winds nf thu I M a Ming iiuotiil Bitru iMinugh fur never was them u luckier ship than thu I I ruck itt Launched lit Moningtnii In 18il site nt nncu cummuliced u eaieer I wlihh iiuulu her I Ito best known minhnit I vesel uftlio t euuntrj At tin linl flit tif InI i fmmt tlitfii uasll t u rltlllll Imy lit New Yuik city who didnt I keep tubs nn t ito arrivals nnd diputures of thu t Duvj Crockett I amid on both 1 thu Atlantic nnd Pi I rlllo coasts Ito gieutest InlercSt sttm jolt In her gultus utid cnmlngs lImo Clnckctt tumu Into this port lust week In I tow nfutug and dinppcd niiehurnver n shoal Cs hero slut grnuinled vhen time tlilu went nut I coming dnwn nil her anchor whidi jileiced item hull I M much vvuter rtlthed I In that tIme emit could not rNu nn Urn next tide und subsiquentlv It was found neces ury to Sit the wrecking tug Itlght Arm nt wink Mnnday night clue sums floated and placed alongside Vi ilkcsbirro Pier Kven ns a coil burgu lie Hill returns thus ro miirkubly line lines uhii h innikcd tho skill nf thu Moulliuton Hhipbullder vvhu put thu spied intn her that t midi her liimoits I When lust in eomml inn thu Crockett went intn I t hue aii lrammc leo triiili tuillng nut uf New York und eunjlni pa engers ttricken with gold fevii Her llguiclieiiil m I VIIH u llfe I ilo curving cuf the pioni i r nnd icntit lifter whom thu was mimed tliu l can led n treiiien dutis Hwcep uf cativus niul was time luftlut ligkcdshlp nf tier tilt Iwu uf her most mcmnrnuM voyages wero homewaulbound tilps t lii suilid Itnm ran Fiatieisco tu Phllululjihlf In mnuiytwo du nnd room in liancliu to New nrk iu 10J duvs Alter Mveiul nf thfu siilendld runs had called Ito I eountiyH attention tu her ipced three vessels VVCMU built nn t lit tinu mixlel but never a nnu uf them In I tho frinuitit tiials which cniuid mild begin tu hold 104 uwn with I hit only nnd original Davy rocket t und ehu held her n cinil tu tIme lust When Kim began tn get nut nf dato to such nn extent that her passenger lists grew thnrt nn account uf cuperlor iiceommodatinns nf fered by competing vessels she was put Into tho Kuiopeun trnde currying gencinl morgue uf mer hundlsu amid incidentally making trips to thin Kast IndhS Kitlit years ngo blip came homo across time Atlantic with n cargo uf nil und smts then laid up In Kilo llasin Nosy Vnik where mime nttrncted much attention on count uf her vvellknnwn cureor Ihteo jiirs Inter shu was Irought by Peter I iv right ct IIt lhttttelhiim lit whu t iris ertett her into I n harge palntcil her led put Ihu numo nf Virginias Ininuus mines iipnn her yhlc nnd tot her tn vim mrl mug ciuil Kvun i today nt MI lImo stnnch nld ves el bhuvvs her quality under thu tails whleh are wimi times set nn her preent fhurt muts With a fuir wind she will maku thu t tug suppned to bo towing her hmii tlu to keep out of theway I A pii turo of thu t burgu urn l mi found In tho t front nf limo I Ill I 11trl i I mite Ilegltcr I iumcmL l by thu I Government I Her I piusent cuinmnndur is dipt Gcoigu H Adams Intel Term of is Irnypr Teat lam the if fouls fVjraHc DAuAQ Tex Juno iTiie Tree Thinkers Hall was Inadequate to conveniently hold those who listened tu Juhi IE Chulesworths Infidel lecture last night and It was tho occasion ono of the most unique challenges upon record rite lecture was entitled There u GodV rime speaker claimed that while there might bo one there was uu actual ovidcnen tn pruvo it Hu claimed that In i tho economy uf naturu thcru was nn necessity for a clod At lImo com luslun of the lecture Mrs Sweeney President of thu Dallas W CTI arei o and asked time lecturer If I lie would give her Ills name that I chit might pray fur him und If I ho felt bin heart tnui hed he was tn niuku as public an ndmlsslnn of thu fact as hu had nf his unbelief In u Ih I tity Secretary Ingct nf thu Free Thinkers Society arose amumi akeI Mr Sweeney If slut would nc ColiC ills name that he like the lecturer dnubted thu cxiii elite of Jehovah All i 1 hu stipulated for was n lime limit Hu did not want to wait until ho wn dead as they might sny hu made a death bed recantation Ibm tlmo limit was set ut threo months Mr Pagea further stipulated tint lfit time uml of three immunthis liii and Mr Chnloswnrth ur either nf them had riot mudo a public onfes slam Mrs Sweeney Is to admit that thero Is nn etllcacy In prayer that God Is a failure uml dues not exIst To this Mrs Swrrnry ngrted and limo lecturer and Secretnry Blgnenl this very extiaoidjnary challvnge Ran Away Irniti thin Imnvliiciiu Itrother ClfCIV VTI Juno S I I ntholla circles wcro much Interested jcttenlay when It beeiinu known that t iiorgo i lloihm I uf this city had ilu fccrted the Franciscan llrotherhood and scaped In time nlghlfrum lhomona lcry near Loulsvlllu I He i Is only UO jiars uld but 1ms been at tlm t inonastiTy ultiiB he was 111 lie grew tlud of time ristialnt and wished to leave Ilu I was told t that It would bunecibiury to get con ent from Home Appllcatlun was madu lor u release but the night following time day nn n hlch the uppli nllnn HUH made heencnped Ihruiigli a window and walked to Loulsvljlu The riahermnn nil til nulirroic The bullfroir saId n llshernmn xecins to like to have Its buck scratched 1 iraihid lever onn time other day that 1 came urrosi ifittlng lull tly In thu bullrushet and scrati hi d Its bin k piinilyvviiii thothinf mr ilHiiliiu pilnnd whin drew I the I rod iiwny It iiil I up Its cluui y hands ns much an tu say Mnre sl IKs most uu Ill ThK rillroad war In iuituuk irk win al I ltd lain nn Jrl Uj pikhi 1 the rrl uuU Alleuniiy I alliy pixi lu rettctiiiM au arit nu ut 1lrnkiMiiu VSlllmiiH who win rrllilv btirnid nut I la I luml lu the m trie ti re Iii iieur IHrliii I nu vveilniMiiiy i i nliililillidyi 1 lenliv minium I irwiiiiii M l I roiulik St ito wa ul u liallv I i burued an I boalle I i annul ru the F it J II Viiinu nail rl jtar foriniin of llnm luoiiM lartrt liiiiiury at misiu I w Hi i s i nm uu I ihul In In Muni i t MI u lut mum uu Hulni ehittt liiinnlt Hir uiutt thee I id i iS Hi a it S ilur lu S it u i iiiiurie i uu i u b r itlv l k live In i alum jj i I l anllarrill iuf1 ih 11 is i a lit li n mli lIt flllll N IKUI I t ills hunt I i as 11riioi Cut I II i Ihuhi inul In iiu In i iih lit tnr I K lilnlM 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LOANS OV STOLE ztcviiIrII A Clue ta a Jtolibery In the Fifth Avenne lintel In 1WHO I1OST0N Juno 8 Frs denlck J 1 husk hO rears old utah who lives with his site amid chllil at LotiBwooil win nrrejttil lonlglit charged with obtaining sioot liv false pretences frntii John Stclimi the theatrics man nnd former banker Eleven nionllm ago Husk called nt the banking ortleo of Hlctton nn Hchool street nnd obtained a loan of 2000 Klvlni lilt rote ntid n certificate for sixtyfour lOmicsof stock of time American Sugir Itefltilng Compnny tlm t iircsotit market valuoof Cs ii brim l nboilt t Snoot A month lull c r I i tick ti timi I mm cal leml nnd h alneil still another lam of limi on thecortlllcatii mill allered hh tlmo hoW to rover tin face uf I ucit ii limtmlC 1thtit1 iVecenViy Mr tti rM out his busing to inlimi 1 tttmnimmg mmttul Is iutm litu alter ciit thiS rUrlfflSVlS ihe irtil tviurt it hutch ittmi tneil tn have It tn ide mil In Mr Cunnings S nine t It wu icen nt UIID to be iieetlllty Unit tliimint h mills had lien lonkini lot br i overnl Vitr It hud lieeli ulnlrll in still I fnilli the Iiflhi I eliOt Hotel I In Now York Iho artist fnl ti IheXcvv mOhii coil of tho iillnlr Is bclne In ve ii tlgiltcilanil I It I It I cMiCtcil that by Monday tniiiiiiiU I vlheti Htnk I i will I be titriilgiieil In I court iimro lit Iohhttit iiii will I I I huvubern sutured IflhIItI iris A runiton lie Hud Hud 1iin on n JVrrjbont Ilrror IK Vni IrrcHleil In I Vlllliiiii t iiruh AVhcii John Dnnohoo I viamurnlgncd In the Leo A silt mmii Pollcu I Court V I ills muebimrglm 3ester i day fur lilslng nnd hugging young women at Hriinlvtuy and Kent nvcmir nn Trlilay evening n man stepped up I to tlm bar und told Justice Gncttlnif that I Dimolioe whllu on a Hoospvclt ftrcct crrylntt aIm hour before ho was arrested terrorized many women by Jumping J down upon them t from tho I shin of tlio womens cabin Dnnnhup I diluted I I I up I to tlin roof of tho men rnbln and went ncro i to I tliu fhed of tlio womens i iibln Ilu I I Minuted lo the I wornmi lit git out of thu t way hut befotu inmoof them could do mi lie inuile I lie leap nnd threw threo of them down Hu nttetnptcd lo kiss two and when hu was threatened with arrest ho left the bout Dunnhou hnd no recollection of his exploit Ilu told Jutlio I Inciting that ho was a deck hand on a Sound mtmui tour snub lived In Fall Utver Ilu wus tent to Jail for ten dnys Tu Investigate Vlllnril MiMVAfunr June HH Is tho Intention of Hruvtein iso to ask for a hearing soon on the motion to Instruct tho receivers of time Northern Pacific to cur Henry Viilnrd for alleged short nges in thu Northern Pnclflu and Manitoba trnn netlnns If this motion Is I grnnted It will bring tip tho former pctltlnli I ut Mr Ires tn HUH Culby mid I tot for mmhhigt ml lllcgil deals In I tliuConKu City ntiif block Turk Nut them PuclUc nnd Manito ba linuirhrs and the Chlingo teriullials It is l Kild tube lie Intention of Mr Ivs tu have nn lmmvmstimil mom of Ylllurd similar lo iliaC uf llo culver Oakus iSiiperlntrnilent Alilrlilo la a 8arteon Hand Time Hon OcorgeW Aldrldge Superintendent of Public Works nt Albany was In town last night lie luau been suffering from n tumor uf tho face This was npi ratcd upon jcsterdny Hu had talks with Mr Plutt and olber Repub licans nnd mmtitssit ititm mid 11mg hlsdlaappnlntmunt at Got Mortnnn veto of Itiu Hocheslur Dam bill nnd his trouble with thu Civil Servicu Com mission hu was In pretty good humor lie said timer wits nu politics in his visit Genre Vnnderlillt a fluent of the Miuses Cliunlvr In Turrjrtotvn IoraiiKrFiinR Juno 8TIto MlRcs Chanlcr are rntcrtalnlng a bourn party over Sunday ut their summer homo In I Turr tnwn Among thtlr giiistB Is Mr deorgo Vanderbilt Mr K I W Yundcrbllt Is Ititrrtalnlng a pnrtyof friends nt lila now cnuntrv place nt H do hark Ho took hula guests up tho river fur n bull today on his yacht Conijuiror The W 41 2re Iiniu IIomtHtcnd as n Sift IMIIAXAPOIIS Ind Juno 8Col Eli Lilly to day prccscntcd to thin Indianapolis flower Mis sion thu Walter Q ireslmm homestead to bo used ns a home for sick children Iii mu house nnd grounds mire large and tlio lat ter lire thickly studded with largu trees mnny of which vvsiu planted by Mr h dreshum I L ArknnHni Co llnvo n buyer Conrentlon IITTIK POCK Ark June 8Thmo Little Hock Silver Club nt H meeting tonight adopted a resolution pruoarlng the way for a silver con vention thin delegates to bu from the silver clubs nf tho State and tliu date tn bo fixed later Thirty dclegutes vveio selected to thu Memphis Sliver Convention Killed In it Lumber Train Wreck LtTTin ROCK Ark June htA lumber train was wrecked todiy at Happy Hollow In Ous chlta county and three men wero killed and a di 7on Injmcil The cnginu Jumped tho track nnd druceed time entire train duvvn an unbauk mImI ClMss n tClerfl ICaelnc nt Clinton CMSTOV Mass Juno 8A sensation was created nt the meet of tIme CllntonLancnftcr Athletic AssociatIon National Circuit held to day Cnbnnno came In Into from Springfield mend the report went around the track that time noted team I uf hlch hu was a member had been disbanded I hue St Louts rider nild there had been trouble In I the tram hut bo did not confirm thin rumors of dlBlnmlmcrit I It would nuem that Culiunnu was anxious turumu tu Clinton am ii I Malinger Mmfir would tint gI ito him thu privilege A telcgtnm received from the firm nrilerid Cubannu I to I linlnn 1 and Manager hhnlcT Hild hu would send In his resignation nt once Dcvoluiunenis I will I jirobibly shurr that tho team will hold together even If tIme manager dnua withdraw lie dnr was perfect fur cycle races and the track fust Summaries Two Mile r do ria s Jrnney Sect Sims second bteiiihim ihlnl Iliuc ov OMI Jlile sjiieii i lus II Until first Sims second Caliiiue Ililrd iifllCti Iii Ilutlt Liinl Mac Jlifllianil rorternliiKliirtiil The latter two fell Half Mllf lluiilliaii i lloiinilali io jarn Hist J m m j VMariK uninKl hnns li I yard third lime I 01 1 j Mnilhiiialil fell Urn brlimliui hold down CliliuliilL illil a ham turn onto lila ftel iiio I Mile IliiiiilliupJenue i I Kiyurils I 11 rat Ilutlrr lj all eiuuilblnis lOjeurs ihlnl lime J it J5 Itraulta fit llco 1A KIUNCISCO JuneKTIii following are the coma ninrlrs or the las hem tn nay tlmt I Ituif Alioiit sUfuiioiiKsi seitimme ITInoe In Stili I f in a wiin m seaside iu lllurn 3 to IMe nnd llttlo Tougu vi Chimer us to 1 third lime 1 lu I f i ioml iteIoAIItIut six furlong Walrntt int r Wilur f tn 1 won N intal tilt lli I Miawi Uln 1 IMIIII lion uru uil illeniuiii IS in i third 1 Imit I I Ste 1 mci m 1 lMcStvcii 1 furitiKi 11111 liorain IH ltltmphiti ili ft won Mis Until luilliiriiio mm tot I illltit Si t I I let tiy UJ thou icuts 1 lu lihlnl Ilu i is u I umrtim lmCiuimiii mile relllng sir lIed 101 C ibiri 3 in I won lii mItts tin illenrli hsiil i m I I iiii it itil Itimmtut r lui ishaiv 4 tu 1 iliiril 1 it l Sii Imruui hut Short etlmmeup jeei loehaso about a untie iiiul n linif flu 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iho I at e PIt4u rr I uit a ai ai mitt ii r lit i vbvj i cited I rliinu ma uki IV MI fut 111 ul mil r just i C ivrs 41 5 a cmi thu iS S hi tech Ciii I ttnfly li re vmtrtivu day imlutI luivr suii UCuimmelu toil Ucla HUUBO 5 NEEDHAM PIANOS I D H A IVI t i iLsIr THIS MONTH 1 WoiinVrnnr new Improved lrniitlfn Hit I 1 V IV riirliil t t Ilnni full nali 7wtn i 0 i iiil lii Its tlst Krriuli riH tliiimlliM Il lKirliicnl 1 ihr mcii II i I iiiliMliiiiiiliiiprrriiHltf iKiTStruii bate I II Ill 1 tar full iron Ill with tlin IIHIII SIII I III I tlinmxiltit II 1 pnhit nut ftillj Hninti it I fur n s ii r i Hiclilllnir l stItI tItt IliriT mid ficiileliu i rjr niir iu 4 a Ille or heiv York city for 26000 ON ISSTAIIMISTS OP 700 MOSTIIIV tVTtt PAth lilt tJJ i ASIf A IAHtll VMSIIIITMI NT t liniifl F IKlNIll I VNU Il VN l n I II I t it Vill I MOOO VM JVhlU I t OSIV tOu I MtlN I fill IN I Wl Vlinno I call or nenil for one new rMslnquc Klrlnf full ilcMrllitlonn prlrrs niul terms Mulled rpi I C VlCJifAItlII Jluiamr Itctull Iciit NEEDHAiVI PIANO AND ORGAN CO I 36 EAST 14TH ST N Y SIgn of tho Hold Piano n J4 1IAVTK 11AXQUK The Inltiiie ArUdirrucy of Flnnaee In the ilpUfil of France Vnm the 5r fault lluttDfmncrtit 1AIIIP May jl With I IMmoml Joiiticrt who 11 led dumy beforo etcrdu then tlluw ears our nf the most ronxplcunus llguri of Purlslan life nml In pnrtlculnr of lust idiaso tlureof vvlilelilsknnvvli by hiss t nnmont hit Imit m he 11111111111 Iho liter I toiiPtllutcs u mush C butt I In well nigh nnliuc sInce tliero H nothing nf tlm Kind that i un IIL computed therein In iin ntni r Kuropcan Iaiillal I Jt is OH ultruexeluivc us lilt bluililuoilcd mistorriicy and us innfiil of Its ripututinn nnd picatlge us n lost II mnii dnlne iiuKiivoini to Htce iltir of cvervj iiinnicuvre of uvery cnterprl tlmt nilglid In uny ny tmtrmm tab its litr iiumu It I t Is imuJ t po ed mainly of ProttslnntR nnd I Hebrew 1 who mnv IKI Mild to coitflltiilo u fort of ml I tocraiy uf llnnni their Itmt hers antI In ninny cnse their griindfnlhirs having been nirin tomcd tn luuiilllm I millions nml tn tllidertuke thu I pladng of mitionnl nnd foreign Invorn incut Inaiin their cllcntH In fact uro Clowned hinds and States t S lilef nmoni In Iiniito bnnquo tIme Intervon tlnn nnd good will of which Is nniight when ever It beouiiiiM neceMury to plucn IIKJII th inarkits of tho t Did World mum y I tuvernmpi L Inan iiri1 of rniir i tIm Itotlikclillds Hut J tl I Cnlirii I dAnvers lImo linmbcrgcrs time sterns tho I Hnttlngers I thu Andres time Helms um t Ito Pereirtsniu nlinust equally Imiuirtunt or nt nnv mute ininglno tlieiUHehes tn IMI KO ii ini htoii clear of nil minor llnunolcrs nnd bunker1 much In tIme pnnio way that an Auntriun iirlnn of undent lineage I would behave tnvvurdi t I newly clouted liarnn 1 or even petly triulcMniin that Is to mimI with a mKturcof condecciiflon und lliluln 1 Mnny of thcn families Ituvo In tirnmriiul I with thu old Fieneh nobility I hut Hothschllds lulnx mntilinunlally till kit to tIme Iticul house nf Cranmont t imo Andres to I that nf Montmnrency l nnd uf TnllcyiundPeiiKiiul time tahcn dAnvcrs to time princely family n rnticlngfLuclgny whllo thu future Due de la Tremolllu U vvcddcd tn n daughter of tlm luinkcr PIllctM 111 Ono nf tIme Ililno girls Is thin reigning Princess nf Monaco and bearer of tho nnclent French tlllo of Duches dn Vulen t tInnls after having bninu lint I of Dtichese da Itlcluileii whllo another larty of time llelno I I fnmlly is limo Duel wo do Hlvoll herflrtH line bnnd hiving beun limo Princo do In Mosknwu Due Elchlngcn As In limit cuso of every arIstocracy no mutter wllh what Jcnloii tno doors Ihercto am gnnriled from Intriislnn by parvenus there am exceptions mudo In fnvur of certain u cfiil phil clever peoplo vlin secure cntnincu bv Hliecr force of Intellect energy and In ono word siicciss et i too In this tnclusivo cllquu of In liauto llnanco at Purls are thuru n certain number of nmiiieicrs selfmade who may bu said to hau won their way up front this very ranks Among them are M Ucrmaln tliu Jorurnor of thus Credit Lyonnals M D nnr Binndiu nf tho Comptnlr ilKscompp M Chrl tophlu of hue Credit Koncler M i Mugnln Onvcrnor of tho Dunk of Trance nnd lust but not lon t time lulu M Joubert who started hula llmuiclul Career at time ngu of 10 as ii click nut sullen Imy to thu Block broker Murllnl Hn quickly won his way and from the jcur 1M17 has Ken mlxed up moro or hems prominently In nil thin great financial undcrtiiklngs that liuvu floated iitxm ito Pnihlun market PIMD then reiclvlnii frnm President Thiers tlm I roctlo of thin Legion of Honor fnr time asIt diem which ho hud gRmimi to thin Cinvernmint In tomimmtct inn with tho payment nf Kruims near inIlsummi iCy to idmany The only blot i n M Joiiheits career or rulher the only thn i that wus evir exploited by his inimles wild tho object of Injuring his iiristlgc WIIH tlm story to the eirect that I I hu lind Invoked tin t muss I Laico of time Indies of time tints du ImlUt 1 I nml means of u similar cliaru ti r tn nlitiini from Khedlvu I Hmail nnd thu Egyptian d v crninent certain llnanciul coneesslnns its I mul 1 antngpiitis terms In eniinectlon with the Unit ing or certain Egyptian Inunn limIt ttiry may or may not htivu IKIII I true but It puritul him to time end of hh busy career mid wua frs iient ly I Invokeil In I order to support tlm t argument tlmt hu wus unworthy to figure In thuriukdnf la liauto banque The lion J II Illlllnetmm AVIJow Com mil tsulclde SAHATonAJunn8Mrs Elizabeth M Dill tnchnm widow of the Hon James H Dllllnit liam ot Scluijlervlllc committed suicIde H ld otilork this innrnlng at thu home rif hi r liter Mrs William H I I liriglitnmn In this villain If linnging hcrsnlf vvltli a rnpo to her Imhtiud Miu Is I bclliived to I Imvo Iwen tmmiftri mug from iv meniln Shu hnd previously been In un uc I i n from vvhlcli shut i vvns chnrged useiire i II tr Ing I Ihut t flin I would hnvu lo bu nturned m SI l s took her life I I after an unsuccessful alteiniit with a nilriif Hiispenders iiiuilK etmmue tiui me Mih l Dillinghum I vvusii lauulilor nl t lleni i i m y u Dennis furmcrlv a prominent schuvl ierv e merchant Her husband died about two years ago NERVOUS DISEASES 0 MEN Nil TlirlK Treatment by Local Absorption The Ia Hullo Kcmtdles Ilrlnglhe medical apenU Into the mot Inln I it met tvItli HIP part articled ti Krailunl niui n cMnv agi ntttand priUiutd action whiu j ft I tlnn lie remedy pv e4 dirt eily and I tttrb l I u t us tin I and rifeete a prompt anil terlilIt I I lliefcti 1 ilUeaMft I aru Inn lilt to Ililllli 1 J lutsl i l r r medical treatiiirut I a lt rfiulrc Ito intIt Itui I it o hi 1 llpilliil I illri I lll i til Ihl fl lif lilt Itt 1 NO lIEU IKS THAT iiA r i inn1 I KIITO iHru nmrfl to Ihti I itnt I I J sic Ulliltltllilllfall Ultl 1 II I t t f ret olved I III ly l tun niudual I i prnfiMloii i utl I I t I f 5t I t t I fnuuit u jirriiuiit railieal unit tlm I I lv I u audpiruiaiii iileuri for pliyltal and 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TM r I h w rT THE SUN SUNDAY JUNE 0 1895 IS SWEAT nOlS AND AGES rtjtavo notrir HOTAJIIEB on AOJS CEKTiriCATES BOM cu In Whlth th OoTCnar Will He AUed to Kel l the Notarial ASM p UI eiitFeather Wrker Wmp The Helnhardt Assembly committee appoint ed tnlnvrolhrRlO the condition of girls In toroe anti shop In thin city meL again yesterday In the Alitrmanlo rjliftiuber City Kail lawyer Mayer f alI r toro the proceedings UKI that on Saturday next Civil JustIce llrililirglr nnuld b a witness before the com mute and will tell ome itrUlnff things about the east sIde iifnn thl rAt 11 it first witness wit a little lad named DOD jittnln Knobel of fli WllUtl street He worked for Tobias llolrlberirof OH Sheriff street coat ranker and cot 360 a wrek He lid he toll liolilberg when he applied for work that he wasnt 14 1 yar old Goldberg said he M Mid mo to go to tho notary and let a pa p r IIIVr Mayer produced n paper dated June ft liila I In which the boy dialed that he was cntv Juit past in years of age The boy Bald his father rent him to the notary to sot the certlrl Ale i He told the notary he was 1 years old ntils Knohel of US I Wlllolt street the father of the last Itncss said he was a presser How old Is I your boy who has just left the IAld IAldle Is I 1 years old Huvr old 1 ho when he went t work for Goldberg 1 fourteen years He was born In 1881 Mr Mayer here produced an age certificate which said that the boy was born In May 1880 aDd nan 1 j earl months and 8 days old on April 80 IBM I appears said Mr Mayer that from the leatltnonyof the child and the father himself I that the father has perjured himself and the I mutter Is In the hands of the State Factory De partment He then toll the witness that he must go b tho State Factory Department fore aetr on Monday atlM 1 Astor place Tho witness looked rery frightened as he left the stand Votary Ocorge W Kgers of 4J Attorney street who Issued the certificate to the boy was called next He was asked to look at the boy and give his opinion of his age think 1 he Is not more than 12 years old he Mid but he told me he WAS 1 years old I Felix f Politic a member of the firm of Pol Ink Co shirt manufacturers at U3 Walker Street said their work was all given out by con tract In Jersey City Pennsylvania and on the east side of the cIty We pay ho said at the rate of 40 cents to 31 160 a dozen for making up the shirts Ten hands can make fifty dozen a day working from 7 o clock In the morning until o oclock 1 M I Tlio work a clearer and better done out lIdo the city he said than on the vast side The conditions are better Jacob II Denerholz an attorney of 01 Park row was called t testify regarding the grant IraD iug of an age certificate t a ooy named Samuel levine 1 The certificate said that Samuel Ie Tlno WM born in October or November 1N80 ant that ho was 14 years and a i months old on June a 18U5 Hut wild the counsel If the boy was born In October or November he must b 14 yeara and I months old I took the age from the boys father lint tho certificate Is contradictory on Its face flcoI seems so The witness talcl he thought he would take tne same amaavit again unaer similar circumStances luclen Nathan a bookkeeper for Hanson itfen 01 Hlercker street a feather house was railed next The glrli who prepare the ostrich feathers he said Ret S1U a week less expert enced ineparers SO a week fins who select the feather etJ 0 week The firm also em Ploy piece workers Their rate of pay ranged fWD 2 cents to SU a dozen for the curlers and rwers 1lece workers could make from 18 to fill a week He laid there were at present between tween 700 and 1000 girls employed In Now ork In the preparation of ostrich feathers lie read a list of one weeks wages In which Wale one girl only received 00 cents a week She was a beginner That may only represent an hours work though said Mr Nathan Other girls earned as much a 10 Carolina Hoesa a little girl of 12 years was tallttd bbe was asked If aba worked for liar nett drown of 31 Norfolk street and she sold the did not llarnett Brown was sure that the girl did not work for him She only came Into the shop to fee her mother auld he tle t August Hagenbuckle the official subpoena Mrvorof the committee testified that he aW Carolina Ilossa In the store sewing I asked ake her what wanes she received said he and she said l she got f 160 the first week and 2 the second week The little girls mother then came over and spoke to her In Italian and she wouldnt talk any more he said David K I 1 Unumann of J R Unumann Sons manufacturers of ladles waists and wrap pers 4HAO Wooster street was the next wrap lie said the girls In his factory earned from 15115 oarne to SifiO a dozen for making waists Ills firm had a contract with the Dannemorn Prison frm three years What commission do your firm get on the prison goods 1 Tt per cent The witness said the prhon contract repre sented the work of fortyfive to fifty men repr January tn June Jacob Baalberir a manufacturer of confec tionery of all West Fortieth street camo next He employs about seventeen girls who let from 3 to II J a week A girl that packed the candy got 450 a week working from 7 A M to 0 I 51 1 The piece workers he said generally earned from 60 to 7f cents a day Oue girl worked five days for 1187 Louis Lcvcln the father of Samuel Leveln 8 railed next He raid he was a peddler of 70 Norfolk street ratmnjwas born In 1HX1 and was more than 14 years old No hey Uenenholz had made out the certificate for I HI I hut raid In his testimony that was a totmony wa slip of the pen nnd the entry should be 1880 18 I Aldermau the notary who had also Ittucd arertlficate to bamroy Levelnagain took the stand Ills attention was railed to the fig ure IhKO In the certificate and tie was asked If the o was not originally the figure 1 Aldeiruun ald he did not remember changing tho figure The committee I declared chanllDI figure was changed from 1NH1 I tn 1HHO law er llayer declared that both certificates re Were cases for the Oovcrnor to Inquire Into OU1l4D1S CfIJIrEl MEET Couirl Melreted null Brooklyn to lie At tacked on ilaae 4 Tie two Assembly committees that are going Investigate certain departments of this hwntKRle dprrtments city and Brooklyn met yesterday at the Murray Hill lintel One of the bodies U I the Assembly Cities Com muter which Is I going to Investigate the ad ministration of tho 1111lraton Department of Charities In HroiiUyn and also the conduct of the Brooklyn UrMke miuKfcment 1 1 ho ntlier li to Inquire Into alterations that tin nlice I of thin city used corrupt means to In fluencc the defrat of the Iollce Heoraanlzallon blh i ut tlir lest tH lon of the Legislature AM mljlj man OCirndy of Monroo count Is I Al I Ill II cllflhlilttrp I hispecial Inllrr I Committee did not accom P1111 all thing at their mectIrii R I Tim 1 A oinliy I i tIes Colllle meet stlerl1 coon Ml tn tiiiiilnit their liueMlKHtlonn KxJuden jrni t hail of New York n ill utt A romiM1 4ljflg tc lust Katlonifthu llrnnkltn Krlilc IIIflI 111tll IIi I nwyrr lull I I Illrech i nf rlr r in u iiI kervo ns ciililnel lit lbs liiiiili rHui i intit Brooklyn Charltlea llrimrlment 1r i Hlriili I I has hevn prominent In lipu Ii Ira i sit i HI ltriKikl n unit several ho IrkI 1111 lera irnrsngii I I 0 j Mult l I Imirinnnnf thlelllllII Countr 01 la lui tin Ilii vuiuinltteu ndjouriud at IKi iii I 1it riiniiOljrndy fBld Ihat nubile hearings I i inU tis intr I tlirMtluniif lheatT lr of thnCharl i I tIorllrllllul1 h ifln mi June J4 limb f1 al I lii I i us Miliiriiitnlr 1111 her lt i he Irol Iroh liit In llt I IRI J There will I first lie nil Inquiry hil I eitIIri If tue penltentlury a Crow 11111 lie i Klnim utility I alunlioiie 11111 He Miilr ill he nlnioat coiitlnunus and Im n 1 cnulluIU1 el i ei tho lneMlpalnii of the 5iTtir itt f 11 iii Hrix Llyn BrUUo will bo i taken lip kll wlllH lp 11 I I Irhlle lWl J I I Asteniiii coiiiinltteii w lit meet win nn i ntunluy lu Jcl counsel 51srrni IolU After She Alleged Tot Ofdc Tl Ifvr I Uenr huh mj nncks of Sharon Conn f Hcd at the ofllre nf the Ia l Office Inspector Tsrrd tial tin I i i moon und IIM upon Chie Mar J j lee i Mirirthy all asked iwrnilsslnii I to Kilnran AlUn und Itustnl the alleged IUItll Ilel hot n i i f i Lurplurs now In Iudlnw street jail I Iii 11 1111 thai on Juii 11 last 111111 I 111 wrI t I rl nlI I Its islam nf ord Muler I mit il ihit burglars Ih stud ha1 cii tpr i i 1 lar I Ie orlh 1lUm I Irl anl taken blut 3 Iii I t iip 1 IIivii they blew On the fe II ib hl e Ir i 011 Iluk t iiij 1 11 I cash I II I their nl 1 Ie let t 111 steiti Is behil flu lul I I I I said 1 i lan look lllert hi 111110 thaW I t V rbIJr f anlilhen got IIrmloslol II C is 1 fiitriitry Hn IrctI that three acre III 11 Ifllo I h iii rbll r Hull is loslti a ho con teo I loiil 1 1 tJV e mit I bit t hi J1 hot uiitttiti pvi II l r 11 t prl one r held herr I a KXOCKBD IltK CONDUCTOR OPT Mr Neely or Ckte KO f ttnMpx on Fourth AT HH Cr Frank Tennyson Neely a Chicago book Plb lllher wai a prisoner In the Yorkvltle Iollce orklie Iolce Court yesterday morning on a charge of assault log a street car conductor Ne ly had spent the night In a cell In the Eat Thlrtyflfth street police station The conductor after having his Injuries dressed at lleilevue Hospital went home Neely got on Fourth avenue car shortly before 1 oclock yesterday morning ehorty car was standing In front of the stables at lark l avenue and Thlrtythlrd street end was In charge of Conductor Adam Hoffman of SOU East Berentyslxth street When It neared Thtfh 0 L Usvuu n cvh mo conuuciur WOOL in to collect the faro Neely said ho had paid once and didnt propose to pay again Ho told tho tO conductor cnductr that he had been on another car and when It reached the stables had been told by tho conductor Hoffman was on the In charge first car t get aboard tho one Hoffman says tlmt hn told Neely ho should have got a transfer check when ho clmnnod cars and that he would either have to pay his fare or leave tho ear The car In the mean limo had stopped and the driver was niitehlng tho two mel through the onen door llolTinan I I who 11 Is a big man oMUiurd u tin calming attitude and was about to put tho passenger otr bv I force when Nrely Jumped to IIcllr Ids own nc cord and walked I toward the rear platform fol 1IIHflrl relr til lowed bv the conductor Nol immii ir i n 4 I car anti Hoffman sayi thinking he wan well rid uf a i tf ublespmo passenger he piUled l the belt signaliluig the driver to go ahead As the car was about to start Nrely struck him hll across the face with tho handle of his umbrella hlo t1 The blow knocked Hodman down and broke his nose Neely then struck him across limo face This time the umbrella Icroo hit him over the right eyo cutting n deep sash HolT man sav s lie was stunned after the first blow and as Hoffman fell n policeman rushed uu and placed Neely under arrest Tho Injured man was sent to the hospital hOlpll When Neely was locked up ho sent several notes to friends In an effort to I obtain ball They responded to the summons but none of them could gIve satisfactory security Ono onlflclor mal who said he was from St Louis offered to deposit SftOO In rash but tho Strgeant at lie desk could not accept It Neely rlant K ears old has been l living at the Ummerc ut M4 Oramurcy lark In tho police court his version of Ihe I row differed from thu dITrd frll conductors He said that he had dined tm the nlnn League Club with friends When hn started for home he hoarded a Fourth avenue tnIO car that stopped at the Thirtythird street blT conductor told him 11l take t hr ear ahead He was told nothing about n transfer olieck and was not nw are that one was required He had explained this to Hoffman I WI said but the conductor put him oil tho t car and followed a If to strike him He did try t strike Neely whereupon the latter struck out with hit um brella IU Hoffman whose head was swathed In ban dages was In court and asked Justice Deuel to postpone tho examination of thu ruin until to day His request was granted and Neelys I hall wan fixed nt iOU lirent food n manufacturer of medicines of 05 Vs rst KlftyMventh itreet t offered as security the North Itlvcr Hank prop erty on Greenwich street It was accepted srn4W JlOXns FOR SALOONS The CommUiloavr Roundlne Vp Hands nen aadllaklnc Inqulrlen R C Bake Inspector of bonds for the Excise Board mode the discovery a few days ago that certain Individuals were appearing a sureties for a large number of liquor dealers The mat ter was reported t the Hoard and President Murray ordered an Investigation It was found In some Instances that one man had qualified o I bondsman for as many as ninety holders of li I censes The bond was 1000 In each Instance The Commissioners have reason to believe that straw bonds have boon furnished In many In I I tnce and thev Intnr re toil n 5ts f th no n 0 r ofn W v practice The urnlsblngof the bonds for liquor licenses bnd IqDor leeno08 Is largely a matter of form and It has been the practice of wholesale praUc liquor dealers brewers and soda water manufacturers to furnish sureties for their customers It Is suspected that many of them have gone largely beyond leyonl lone the limit The Commissioners decided t sum mon before them every bondsman who Is on more than ten bonds and ask him to prove his qualifications Commissioner Murray raid yes terday that a number of bondsmen had obeyed the summons sent t them and proved their ownership to real estate but there were a good many to b heard from 1001 Commissioner Harburger discovered two ap parent cal of straw bonds furnished two days ago He says the bondsmen are not worth a cent They were ordered t appear before the Board and they may b Indicted for perjury I SHE WILL DROOl yo nirAitt Dow air Flo Trent Opposition to Tier Ilokey Pokey Stand Mary Flno an elderly Italian woman keeps a hokey pokey Ice cream stand In front of 171 Thompson street Giovanni Le Chleias barber shop Is I next door at 170 Recently finding bus iness dull he decided t go Into the Ice cream business to and he started a stand outside of his barber shop Urn Kino didnt lake kindly t the opposition and there wer several lights In consequence In which the barber always came out second best At last the bar boy was compelled to give up the retail business and be went Into the wholesale Ho began to make the bokey pokey In the rear 10 his shop and for the past two days he has been soiling It t a woman who runs a fruit stand el Thompson Street directly opposite Mrs Kino Mrs I rlno has been vowing vengeance and yes terday morning when the barber left his More with I barrel of Ice cream she attacked him She pulled his hair and slapped his face and when Ie Cbleia dropped the barrel of Ice cream she dumped It In the gutter The Thompson street urchins who had eagerly watched the progress of the battle made short work of the liokey pokey Mrs Vino a arrested and yesterday In Jef she ferson nald Market Police Court was lined a i which DIVORCE SUIT llETWEElf SINGERS lichen Q HiBaer the Defendant Get M Week Allnonjr Emil Senger of SOS East Sixteenth street a church and opera singer has brought action In the Court of Common Ilea for an absolute divorce from his wife Helen Q They were married on April 17 1KUO and separated lust February He accuses her of Intimacy with James Wllmot Wllmot makes affidavit that hu lives with his own family and had culled on Mrs Henccr only to sea about selling some of tier fuinlture vrhleh she wrote to him that she wanted to dispose of In opposition to her motion for counsel fie and alimony Sentrer said thit ho had lost his piece In a church choir uiil Is now engaged at lost remuneration In a temple Iii uiiuntts that ho sung with the Dumroflch opera company lust season but he saul It was for only eight weeks unit the SSO which he received he had to I use principally In paying off debts which he had previously contracted Stinger says tl at his wlfo also sings In church choirs She i cam In the Old HomesteadIn I i imrnnd I Ruim i IUd In 1HII4 took mi engagement with the Munuy lunu opera company He ears that she bun been drlnklhK to excess and has at night shouted milder out of u their windows lie snjs hn I bought several bottles of thin inil cine for her Judge BlKholf nine her I counsel fee of r SO and V S a week alimony j I Itrookljn llarlier Still Denimf Contrary to tlte n ldu of that majority of the comtnlltco of fIve appointed by the Io s liar ben Astoelntlcmof HrooMyn lust 1 Irluhity teen IIL to secure lrgil 1 ndvlco us to thu Sunday clot hug bill William HelM tutu Jacob J Merkert culled on rxJudge Alfred Iorkhr let oclock resterdii hull tutu and 1 laid n rctulnlnu fin of SiU Ihe etut ire cost of proieetllnus will bo SItoil Iorlc Ort of 411 llrnndwiiy Chair nan of 111 I coinmlitee und Ylce1rrnnlent iuf I t ho association und I uumuiu it I cc hunt Mitchell and Htraudcrnmnn were nnrosvil In ciifnplnuu lawyer at prevent Wllllnm llelsi Mild that the Injunction I to rrevenl pollen Interference i would doubtless bo iraily the I latter part of next week Mllrhtll I sild lit would krei 1 hlh butt open tnclay and It t arrcMed und Until would 011 his fine under nrolmt nnd appeal I Ida cane July I i thought that a nmjorlty of thu Brooklyn barbers will follow his example I wo Women HUoi llftf r I Two younK len entered Jacksons dry goods store Mxtli avenue nnd KlghUeiith I street late on lrlda aflerncon and were scott stealing several articles from different j I counter When they left tlm store the woman detectIve of the pluru follow rd them out She 10 i qurntrd tho women to return Dim went with her hut tho t Itt her disappeared 1 rupldly I III I tho I crowd The woman who went buck lo Iho Mure was learrhedund two silk skIrts nnd a quantity of other tiooiN were found ill on her ltit 1 articles wero Ideiilllled 111 huvlnu horn ilolen from ONrlllt I and Jack sucs loie The woman bold she ias Annlu lleLer und livid wllli Mrs Moselyut 61U I Kourih avenue llronkl I I I SJ ho was lukin tuJtfferson 01101 Iolke Court yes I terday mornluu unit arraigned be turn Justice Tnlntor Mie dcnlnl that the hud tolen thu I Kocvln und all that her t IPAIIII had gi 1H t u I them for trial to her to hold She wits held In JOO bill I I I 1 Grsuar Mchool HO la He ileopeird I 1 u rI1 mar hrhool No Hli 1 will be I rents ned tomorrow morrow uy order of tbs UoarU of lloalll j 1 WISE LOST THE LAWSUIT NO n A at A a rs AnAinsr IT jr n KIOKKH fon iTnRirm conxisir Hollllll nettreen the lawyer Not nO summed Mr AVUe 1 erion or the HquHbhle Amrntl PohlUhtil Aeeonnl The Jury In the case of tJenrue W Cornish once bookkeeper at the Hoffman Home to re cover f0000 from W 11 1 Stokes nnd Lawyer William K Martin for alleged libel brought In a scaled verdict for the defendants before Chief Judge Daly In the Court of Common Ilea yes terday A motion of Cornish for a new trial was cnIOI Neither John P Wise Jr chief counssl for the plaintiff nor A I lloardman main counsel for the defendant who had 1 wordy warfare thu previous afternoon which verged on fisti cuffs was pmsrnt In court to receive tho ver dict Iohn lelahunty I represented the 1lalntlt i and Frank 1lalt son of Thomas C 1lalt ap peared fur thin defendants Ill asking far un extra allowance for his clients Mr Ilatt vvhi diclured that the suit a InntliMled by Kdwnrd H i Stokes Mold I Wo have beun put to considerable work and expense III preparing 1 defence to thin action and It oems to LII proper rasa for an extra allowance Theo have been many of these Stokes lltlcaUnne und an extra allowance wniiiit tend lo uccrnusa them when tho con stitutional Contention was considering the sub ject of consolidating tho courts I am Informed thutnJudRu of the Superior Court suggested that a special court be as ltnid to tan charge of the I litigations of the Stokes family Judge Daly reserved decision of the motion nnd gave plaintiff sIxty days stay on appeal There will ho no Ilh deal hostilities between the lawyers Mr Wlee hud a further statement to make jintcrdu In which ho said Kv en sfftii years residence In New York has not Riifllccd In url mu that episodes like that with Mr Itoardmau go straight to tho nowapa ptr and that It Is I a great advantage to have tlm II rot veislon Inserted I no mutter how far It I may be front the facts I his seems to be better Known I toothers than t mself Still t i I I was hard I ly I prepared tim i uch u lul I t around of the fuels HS tin Iulr of thin morning contain My 1 version ol llil matter Is I as follows I vVu Here both lament In advocacy but I 1 never was In better ttmper my life Mr Ilonrdinan Keemid to mt to he both In bail health and hud icnper In his mimmlng up he hltncked Mr K I S I lrs i very severely charg 111 I him with this and that t Itupi lng to IhK I was t 11 ll I 11 i on Die I lack of evidence to cuts tain such ut atlmm and certain proceedings elewhere which I lticlled I cute h tilt Irucodlnls I ns In I thu I mklM of a teiilenco when Mr lloiirduriti junipeil i up arid said That Is I lulse lu a mo t olTiii5lve 11 11 ulrIhe way I re strained invcclf and old hu bad me at a disadvantage I appealed to tho Court stated uiv Mntentu in full I lit Cqurt rOlled the slat itieti I Mr llourdmiin de sted and I Iro Cfeldl I complained Unit a gentleman between whom and m self such Inendlv relations hud existed huuuuu itt blurt out accusation it tahe hood heroin he actually I hue ucri what I Wls say lug I expected u Iricndly dUclaltnei o rude rUf ties lint received none I then passed to what I considered another prtgnmt lu circumstance rqJlll1 I u the I charge of fraud This time t I Mr lloirdiniii sprang up I ali ad tme I city that Is I Inlsrnnd tlmt ou know It Is I IlY Thesu were his exai t aol ii I paii ed and addres ed thus Court I said You Honor I I appeal to vou This Is the tcc ond I time I this I iudcncs u has occurred My c re clad fur the Court prevents me from a reply re tenting thin The lour seemed to bn writing allll 1 milled Hut selfrespect compels mo to pay that I this form of Iiruuceel log Is f both block guartli s ii ruth ungentlrmatily The Court rapped nnd rebuked us both l inil said we were treating tlm Court mootdlscourtenuslv I 1 Still I ttamllng I 1 Illllf Your Itftrilll ivlll IIMIII nil tlrltn 1 ri flin this occurred tw leibefore I used theoffenslvu language und I oolv said what Ild I us l plea to a ilcUarailon si hleh jou t twice allowed III to tue I tiled for any dlicourtony to lin Court most humbly apoloelr The Court then told nie to go on with the argument It was then Mr Hoard man amos ancl said Your Honor I acknowledge must I wus In error And apologize to the Court Tlm words lo thi our were so polntedlv uttered nter1 nobody could doubt be ii lit not intend to upolo g jut to I mr I rrsumcil I my summing up The jury retired und I went out II the hall I where I was talking wIth mv slut Mr lloard man came out and npproarhed me xte ding nlpro Ills hand saying Wise you know the fait you stated was not f I withdrew my hand ant cald I will not take your hand I u unti I yon upol oglcto me for what I consider the mont unjusti clnfIr II IIM liable language and manner Intll that lidonu t I will not ditcuss with you whether I was right 0 wrong You know vou had no justification for speaking that way He then bridled up and said Oh very well I dont Intend lonpologle and then I said Then you art a liar a coward and a puppy He Malt Thats fur Southern hlooduncl I replied You would not lone dared to use that language in a plait where my hands were untied and where rould I huv e dapped you In hue face He then said Why dont you slap riles At this point my son stepped between us Ofcnurne If i I had shipped 111 Hnardmau wr would hay been as much In contempt as If It hit btcn In thu court room proper I was doubly embarrassed by apprehension that my son Henry would get into the snurl and while Mr HcMrdtnun seems to liuvo been measuring 11lrlll in height anti grit In ronletmilatlon of n twen tjfourfoot ting performance lit did not know thn I ii its trl rut bit ng with apprehension lest I jonnuster who could whip both of us who won standing ut my side was likely to avoid restraint alI I pitch In pellmell Mr Hoaroman passed down the steps ex pressing I vvilllngnes If I would come down on the grass and hit him to lilt hack The absurd ity of the whole thing grew on me more and more AIII I did not follow him I Is I totally un true that 1 used any language about hearing from me agnin 11m I neither pugilist nor dlll llst I ulnl have not t hue Mlghcst idea of pursuing the matter further Mr Ilatt I chose when I let him Inter to exprecs his sympathy with Mr Hoardnian and unfriendliness tome which I regretfully accepted IIcpl I that I sac right throughout I wa s not angry at the outset I beilevo that I Mr Hrmrdman on outel will admit to himself I and to mn that hlo manner and language In court was totally unjustifiable and that he apologized I was rieht In refusing t 0 friendly until A CKA7Y IIICliriOHS SVICIHE Wllllnm Meitde Ilrtlfonl Shoot RhDlrl lie lead SOUTH On VMH June H William Meide Bed ford a bachelor who lived nlono In his house adjoining thus old Phoenix Iaprr Mills property In Maplewoml wars found dead In his bedroom yesterday Hu lay oft thin lloor with his head on a great blood spot Ills right hand still held n revolver and 1 his right side wns a small I mirror An Inch ubovo tho right ear was a bnlltt wound lied ford was 4 II 1 years old antI hail been an In mole of the I K ex Coiintv A cylumit for the In Mine lie had largo property Interests In Maple wood I Mlllbnrn i I I t und Newark For two enri 1 Hedford had lit id alone In the house where he I died I Is I stippoeil that hn nhot himself during the heavj Ihiinder I storm on Illel nlghl us ihi ieghhors heard no noise Hu WHS Sri tIll ised lohave i hereditary Insanity I which wuit nugruvutisl by the Mudvot r theological unhJectH He jUU left a hull birler HU properly Is valued at Illrlii Url it Chinese sundry I Jennie McMahon 11 years old of 5I3 West Tlilrtvllfth Mnct t and Mary Dougherty 1 ii I I earn old of Hill I West Thirtyseventh street were prisoner n Jefferknn Market Iollco Court I vcstciduy tlared u I with inullcloublv breaking Ihe I plnlcglti window I In I the laundry of Wing o Sine in li I Ninth I u avenue Tlt 1 I t 55 U gIrls werti fitting on the enrli olllu the hlnaninns slur hue on Irldayalieriioon I vhcn It nccurrexl I lo them thut it 1 would he 1 fun to throw stones ut the Chinamans I I window The DoiiLhirty I girl pickeil up half of n brick and hurled It I through tin Iii PMIIH I nf glins A pollcenmn hOW thn girls running uwt and at ruui itt hem I I lie gills have been uriestril belore one lor sluullng 1 chicken nnd the luther I for stealing potatoes society They wer jcsleriluy turned over to lie tare of the lierry Iud or Ihie iHhinii llllenllon Jildgincnt 1 I dismissing t ha coIn that n I In the t suit of Henry llnywurd Ishainagnlust Julia elr InIIrIIh IlolJtJull alhoun Jihiini for alitoluli uhivirio was enlrird vtJtur eluy Tie parents liFt to have alternately the cuts tItul y of heir m little I Uiy for hires i monihs un til I h11 I I bull inrsohl when t ito period Is lo be I Inci eased to bl umuoiut hurt I I t li I not ex peeled i their I on pic will tiuuii I 0 r timer lltlgnlltiii I betweuii Ihe I Vour Livei Its out of order oi II I i you have bitter taste offensive III breath Sick headache slight fever weight or fullnesH tn the htouiauh Heart burn or Nausea Hoods 1HU rouse tim Mfr cure bilious ness reaturu proper digestion expel ac cumulated Impurities cure Constipation 1urely vegetable easy to tako 2 cents Prepared by 01 IJooU Co Lowell Mu 4 A HOTEL StaStOHIAL JTINDOW To li VnTCllstf Today U the Chrh f this Inenn llo A beautiful window ban just been put In place by the Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company In the Church of the Incarnation at Madison avenue and Thirtyfifth street The Her Dr Arthur rooks Is the rector of the church The window ba been erected In memory of the late Mr and Mrs William Watson by their dauih ter I will be unveiled today The work Is ono of unusual Interest owing t the conditions In which It Is placed looking out upon a narrow and dimly lighted court or pas sage Very little If any light can bo trans mitted through the glass and all that the makers can hope for Is a certain amount of Illumination For this reason the design Is i laid C VA J g1 C i I i1trtiik I gti 0 t Uli VJ pTht4 V T4 t 11 Till WATfcOI JlrMUlllAI VtlMHIW out tn a mosaic construction In the TAlany Favrlle glass This effect Is ono that has been sought and not always I achieved In xtalned glass Disced as huts window Is where It ro elves baldly thunl Ight Illumi IIdl more Imnl enough to luml nato It but in this instance tho result is wholly successful within certain limitations Tho design for this memorial was made by Mr Frederick Wilson Something of Its form and detail Is shown In the accompanying draw ins Thu subject is taken from Imlm xxlll The Lord In I my Shepherd I shall not want He maketh mo to I Hu down In green pastures He leadeth me beside the still waters He re storeth my so11 He leadeth me In the paths of righteousness for Ills names cake The window Is t In two pairs of what nro called lancets ole sot above the other A shepherd at prayer lliu hands upraised In supplication is lon In the lower panels About the t head of the shepherd which Is I the I head of Christ Is a nimbus A suggestion somewhat realistic lu treatment of landscape provides tho hack ground I Is cleverly detailed with an artistic rthUc reference Hill to the unity of effect In the upi rr ualr of lancets as tee long narrow windows are all are two figure of angels personifying Justice and Merry They are delightfully graceful In pose l and fine In feeling A subject that has beun conventionally treated for a thousand years Is handled hero with an effect of originality and freshness In the extreme head nf tho window there Is I representation of n pelican feeding Us young not 1 new symbol but treated with an original Inspiration orllnal The window as a whole Is of fine proportions and wholly uErecablo In the color of its mosaic design which In Itself Is symbolical of Christs ofllceas the one mediator between Ood and man si out TAniEAVx nrAxrs Mr Theodore Htilro Getting Up a New Merit ofjlvlne Picture Not dismayed hy the various misunderstand logs which arose from the tableaux vlvauts given recently the Fifth A venue Thratrt fur the ben efit of the Kindergarten and Iottid Plants As sociation Mrs Theodore Sutro has undertaken ho management of I similar production of hiving pictures to be given In 1almerK Theatre on the evening of June in The lieneilcl olihe If 1 Ile 10111 try of ho new exhibition will bn the New York MusIc Itoom at the Cotton Slates International Expo sltlon al Atlanta The details of the tableaux invc not yet been completed hut tutu prelim nary notices announce that the managers will jrassisted by prominent artists and society hustiiei 1 nnd the pictures will bo posed 111 by distin I guished American painters Identified l i with Mm Sum rut In I the management I of the living pirturu benefit am Mrs Hiram I Cleaver I rlh Mr Joseph I Held I Ilr1 Marry Itaunord Miss Amy Fay Mrs 1 Dr I Mllllken Mrs Krnnk Nortlirup Mrs Mary ICnlght Wood Mrs ierrll Smith Dr Iozler MIsiKnnna Ihuurstty Miss Hebecca IrIzlor l I and Miss Laura Collins I ClEf it A 07 KK ixni TiaA you Mr ilemup ewJnbin I the Hcrornid Tollee Ilrpitrlmrnt The Polite Commissioner at an Informal meeting yesterday adopted rules which are lo be followed out in InvertlgutliiK thai character of riemons nppljlng for appointment on the orce Instructions have been given to tho vari ous captains that mare care must he taken In hooking up hue character of candidates nnd the landing uf HIM nerwuiH glirn un vniiclicrn lit 111 thuc applicants lliu Comim doner rUIIhtrlll Ided tormplny also ant olhelul rlmmrter Itive 11 i Igator I The Ill I niatlu nrrangunivnu lose cure the rvlres of a limn ramtd ICMIIP I ho I Service has been IIalI 11111111 I t hat tupucliy b the Civil Stakes Grave harnr Against Her Hit Imntl Coroner KltpUrlck went yesterday to 7SO Fifth street to take the anlemorlem statement of Mrs Annlo MaUner tha nlnvtuenycarold wife of Dr Inuit Malnncr w lio Is now living with his father nt illl East Sixtieth street Mrs Malsnvr had her hunbund arralgnexl In the Fs tex Mnrket Iollcu Court on Tuesday on the double Ihirgn of assault performing a crim oat I operullon ilin I her He I was relea ed on ball Tn Coiemer fltypatrlck the young woman fall that Manner had assaulted her while shr wait under thus Inlluencuof chloroform und I hut he bad siihscouenilv nmrrled her The Coroner ordered that Manner be reurresttel A luwn Iurly for Chnrlly H luku Church at Convent avenue and Blt street will b time benUclary of a Wash Ington lawn party ti be huld on the grouuds of the residence of lien Ftrnlnand 1 I Karle 100th street near St I Nichol avenue on Hit after noon of Juno 17 len highly decorated booths will b set on the lawn Tho visitors at the lawn parly will have a good opportunity to wltnefii llr olprlunl wlla le river purade at Ihf opening If tho llarltm fahlp Canal Tboadiiilwlon wDl uojl Jurh I 16tGfe c e a OAUTWUiailT AVAUNEIlS H VEFD RATED Snmier Unilinear For Lmllcs Qcntlcmcn ann Children HOSIERY Ltttc Tltrentl nalbriggan nnd Mitt Hone Ibid Half MOM GLOVES I JJrntK I touncs I Conrmlttcrt STEAMER RUGS 9 t 9Lg 6 HEW nouK no A I 1 tiaunin The Old Tnmmnny Figures Look Pretty IVrll In Compnrl Mayor Strongs newly appointed Dock Com mlmloncrs have filed theirllrstquarterly report and compared with the report of their t Tammany predecessors It dccs lot dhow any of the Urlrla ugly beneficial results which were expected to follow the change of control in tills department fluting thin quarter ending Feb 1 1HII1 and covering the three months during which tho Tammany Commissioner were In control the receipts of the department from tho rentals o ho city docks were S4IUT3 During time three months ending May 1 1 during which Mayor Strongs Commissioners were In ofllce time total receipts from mime same source were 5lfVIKI or ubout S1000 lees to the city for the same period of time These however are not the only sources of tho city revenue from docks In addition to thi amount paid on leases the city collects through Its dockmastcrs wharfage for the tem porary use of such premises a nro not regu larly leased to privuir persons o corporations Imler the iamuuuuttt Hall administration of dock nlfairs during the threu months lat coy ired by the report signed hy 1resldent White the receipts through iloekniusler from wharf ale wore fiiiuo Citier 1 tIme reform admlnis Irutlon of thu Commieloners appointed by Mn or Strong the revenue from the name tourcv us their recent rejiort signed bv Jeorgc STerry u Secretary khows vtns t THlH or alxiut SiliOO lc Ihn u nm nI I 1 Ih ma they clci not amount to very much liar i sale of old material t under I hut Tammany Hoard yielded SlOil und the Item testing truant SO In der the reform Hoards operation there was no revenue from old material and tho Item of testing cement is lot SLU I 1 he sale of ticket giving a right to tho usu of one of the docks vleldcil tJid mUle under I tim strong Commls Mnners than under thus former Tammany Hoard a differeniM I accounted for In the Heason of the yeui spring being an len and winter I rinsed BCRSOII The salaries o the Commissioners und of tho ronstrnctlon force IIlnl l llxtcl by law I were Ihu same under bout Administrations The labor pay roll which under the Tammany l I lalY Hoard wa in Its last quarter S7H011 fell un der Mav or Mrongs Commissioners to Slr4tti If thlidlffereiitu uf 2u1noo represented I net suviiiR to thu city It would Le nn Item of im portance but under Iho operations of the Hoard this deduction Ib offset tn other direc tions lit urrent exiiene account which un ner hut Tammany Hall Commissioners was SlrJS I 4 was Increased under the Iteform Com mlssioncrs to 82U8t The Tuiutuany Hall Commissioners expended for what In cullrti cII1 tno acquired i proper account pnld to land lords anil leal I estate owners 1IIOI40 I hereai Mayor stronch relorm Coininlsslon paid on the Mime account in I the same period S17rl44A An uitit I I lout of these t Items shows 11 net increase of expenditures inudo on these three accounts by the relorm Comuiisslonvis acelult I rlurl ClmllontM to have been In excels of SOOI Tho warrants dran I on the Comptroller for the I payment of vouchers I were less I under the strong lloiid than uncler the administration of Its predeccfsor Tho ditto of nuch vouchers Is I regulated by the dock bonds as issued the Comptroller Issuing such bonds as the needs of department rceiuire and Its reve nues being applied to Hie I credit of the depart merit I then I has been any practical measure of reform Introduced bv the now Hoard It Is not made Major visible hilling In lu llrst report as submitted to In Tlio President of the new Hoard halls from lluim tsburgiu and the Secretnryof the now Hoard when appointed was a resident of Whllcslone I I I the politicians say HOKK AT THE TOltlEItO STATION Kmokelr Powder IlcInK Turned OutHe cret Torpedo Kxprrlraent NKWioiiT Juno HTho torpedo station Is I now turning out tho smokeless powder now known In the navy as f powder for one pound rapid nre guns nt tho rate of over seventy live rounds of ammunition per tiny The empty shells are sent to the station and prepared there Part of tho new gun cotton factory Is in opera tion and In a week or ten days the entire plant will be lu condition for work Doth ann cotton nnd powder are tab manufactured In the new buildings nnd when In lull I operation the output of used ammunition a new feature for the tor pedo station will be greatly Increased Commodore W T Sampson Chief of lie llurejtu of Ordnance Is I Htlll at the station and pa Ing particular attention to I prcpaiallons for the introduction of the smokeless powder in the navy Hc lutes had considerable tiring done on tint tent range on 100 e Island and now a quantity of the new powder Is Iveing subjected ton heat test I The I gun eotton plant I will I prob ably ma Mm immulitctiirlng In large quanti ties for eomo time as flue departnient rnntrart ed 1 for a large supply after the t old factory humid two 3 vur ao and several thousand iHiiimU Island are Ill un hand and stored al Hoso the K I powder Is I made of station cotton anti t ito plant tor the u present will i I I bu run to supply this t I demand It III proposed to ship the I fixed ammunition to other Mulleins as fre ijnenllv us possible unit riot accumulate uny grim iiianllty heir At time station there Is now In progress n nines of ruet ret experiments with the Whltehenl tor 11 do hlch onU tutu Tornedo Hoard und thin Ill i s Company I expert uro allowed lo t witness Inilliatlons I uiu that Ihu I torpedo which now tlllftls In man respects trom tame of the sumo namu uied by lorclni countries will umnulet gui other changes before Congress nlthorles a new ronliucl I Just I what the t r changes are to hi Is a problem which foreign llovernmenls I me paid to be most anxious to nolve hence tin de sire of llio I derailment to Keep thu details see ms I A t D0i Him 1 ITVUUIV4 rio Chased a Ht In the llonrnad lumped After II la thr Grotiuil 13 lest llrluw 1UIIKVIIII June H A big Oorclon fetter owned by I Henry Crnmpton raw u black cat tako a plecuof nicat thin morning from the shop of iV II Snnford ACo It pue clmee The rat sped Into tho I hallway of thu t Iaksnlc building i nd up i lliu i stairway to the I roof with I t tin dug In eloso pursuit Around thu i chlnmc and ior Hires went the ehinc until the cat In despera tion Isinnded from the roof a till landed sc fri y In Ihe I lard fortylive Iccl below Tin dog did not hesitate but Jumped j too striking on all tout i feel Ihe I ml got nwuj AS hue i dor was unable to I follow II The dog Is lame but able to hobble about I I j w I 9 iI i I I I the valualiln fOrt s it Tarrait I Erfer e can Seizer Aptrent I o unlterially know 111 family wouM b without II I U is l lilt ilI l kIn prtfveutttlf a of autO t cure for iilliiuineo siek lleailarhe IICIiifatiuun Imii rfert Unettluu DlMinlereU Momitrli VomlilDi Ia I rea Alipeillv I Krupiloiuon Face hrfrkiy lust I sod sIt bad t Ifl t ITn u rUln I from utieuct In ulIUB nr drlnslnir I a I io null 00 All UrUfgUU NEWFOUNDLANDS LOAN 37i no fin iiAtvr onn TIIK UK StILT Of Hilt XJHIOTIATIOXN The Island Mlll Now Auk for the Cnrrrlnn Out of Her Commerelul Trent with Thin tounlrr The People lllnllke Cunnilu and Greatly Admire the Lnltcil States At the Hotel Brunswick here registered ilur Ingthn first part of Init week n ptnnll dnrk complcxloned nmli wllli keen black ejcs and a cloftCCllppod Van Dyke hearth Ills ego inlKht have been 40 ears It was thin High lion Robert Ilond Colonial Secretary of Newfound land No resident of 1ewfoundlnnd Is better nc quiilntcd with thou political anti economical ton dltlons of tutu Hand of TOR Koi slTtern years Mr Donut hunt fluent the olllce of Colonial SecreUrv Moil of tho treaties whlili Imve been argot hated hvtnrcli the Uov eminent of Noivfnuiidlanil and those of Cnnndn treat hlritain used the tnltfd Htatesdurlng that sPace of time have ltastI J throuith hit ltitiis atiil tnt him ninny of thfin ono their exMvncc Mr Bond kald to a HtN reporter In April I of this car a Ncu foiindianl dele gation consisting of three t meinhrrs of the I colonial I lovrrnment t vvllh I myself as Chairman went to Ottawa for thus purposaof ancerlatnfng the vliwi of thu t Dominion I invrrnment I on tho suhjrct of n federal union of Newfoundland nnd Canada At Ottawa wt met the subcoin milt eu of the Privy Council of Canada consisting of Hi r 3Ttch cit zle Unwell tlhe Canadian 1rrmlcn I Chairman Sir Adotpli Cnron and Messrs Fos ter and Haggart Flue conference which fol lowed lasted for hive weeks of constant Fittings This time was consumed tn listening to proposi tions from the Canadian delegation aril making counter propositions On May 10 we received our final reply from the Canadian The terms of their rropoltlnn wore such that we could not iOn dIll to them neither rould we recommend ihch so bun I Itutluco to the voters of Newfoundland tndernurli I circumstances un alternative policy bocaino necessary This had been fully thought out and decided unon by us during Ihu I conference In I cae Cnnudas propoials vveiu such hut wo would be unable In listen lo I them This alternative was that I of retrenchment the only I means in I our I Judgment J w heieby New foundland could retain her uiitonomv und us cupo from hue ignominy of betomfng a crown colony or of being forced Into u dependent union with the Dominion Accordinglyon May 11 I I bit t lie I uiu gtut tart nt Ottawa In I visit New Yolk and commuiuc ittti with London In order to raise u loan of SiUOtliit1 ssiu kit would suf tic to wipe out the I Moating Indebtedness of Newfoundland I am happy tosay that I have had tuortllhbcrlh itt ruttttt thucuttiniutni In London und In Nuw York In Kngland four lurtte bank ing I housrs cheerfully I subscribed to thu loan und I obtained the lttiitil itt only four percent Our embarrassment has been altogether of u eomiuerclil chaia ten On Der lu lsti4 two banks of St Joins the Cnlon and Commtrclal Btispended payment This Nil to the I Immediate rloslng of nix or seven of the largest business firms on thu Mmd The supnsl in oftlieo I hanks was brought ulout by a longcontinued I I system of overtrading I nndover eiedlt I I which had been allowed to an on for over ten vears unchecked This added to thu fact that thu merclianlN neru obliged to cany Immense stocks nf fish owing fo tho lack of mar kets brought about thu tumble I t the failure to obtain markets may bui at tributed to Ito bountyled I competition t of the French which drove Nuwf ill hut I imit out of European markets und to m tho t nirrow selfish ness nf the NiircetHvu Canadian dovernmenti S which In 1 mill and IWII lipvented the colony l tllnl sr I Itir tltl il I iatcs tinnier which Sewfoundland would have had a free market anionc the Iduoollliu of the republic lhe u were the eondltlons which helped bring about the panic To what arrangements with the Inltrd States In 1KOO do jou refer utkcd the re porter In that soar replied the Sceretar a lIlt the full consent und npnroxnl of Her Majesty ioemment 1 vl ited this I country for the t pur pose of cooperation iI lth Sir Julian 1 I Iltunrefote I ito t DrltUh 1 u inkIer at Washington In ur ranirlncn special trcal between Newfinindlnnd and the Cnlted Mutem Independent I of niiadi These mueguitlui t lotus Cvtru sncie iful I nnd as a re sult nt hud what U known as the iiiiitIhil ai rut Colt entltitt The treaty which was arrived at WOH accept able to the I lied Mat en lioxernuicnt I and to the I Legislature I of Newfoundland Sow comes the gist of the whole mutter and Incldcntlv the secret of hue Intense clMIke of the average Newfoundlander for tho Dominion ofCiinurla and hit equally Intense I nil mtu ittut bitt nndiateem for the i Inllid I State This treaty t has never been ratified by Her Majcstvs liov ernment owlnir to the fact that Ito Dominion I I iovernmcnt entered n formal protest nlth thn Imperial I authorities t i against Its niitir iou i Cimida rontended that site should have u suit fit lent time i In which to ncunihito a simller I I treats and Kntland aciuleKred In lhit u position t Riving us lulta ever n promisi that In cusn Canada fulled to nrgotlotr a treaty In her own iMhalf the aereements ached In the 1 New foundland Convention should he assented to That happened more than four years uco nepre entatles from the Dominion Govern ment have been lour times to WnMilnRlnu dur Int that period but have not succeeded In mak iou any agreement for reciprocal trade nnd lucy seem further away Just now than they ever were before We shall now therefore call upon her MnJ etys Government to carry out Its agreement of four years ago giving Its assent to the Bond Illume treaty Inasmuch ns It cannot now l iso contended tint A ufilrfent time has not been alloned tc Canada lu which to negotIate a treaty in her own behalf HOM1X S UPPEd a E JV CANADA Nearly Shut of the Member of the Com mon In Favor nf It OTTAWA Junes A significant vote on woman suffrage occurred this week In tho Commons It was tint first tote Ito nurKtfnn ever rnnintnn vote In that body On May 8 the Commons member for Asslnlbolo Mr N K Darin moved the following resolution That In the opinion of tilts house lie privIlege voting for candidate for niemtHTahlp thereof should lx extended to Monicn po ses liiR tho qualllleatloni which now entitle men to the ileeloral franchise Mr Duvln who Is one of tho roost widely read and eloquent men In the House followed up his motion with a forclblo address flue Hon Mr Lnurler lender of tho opposition motcd In amendment Thai the question of womans nurrrsge Urine yb lulu like nil other IiIiCii fors loneiTnliin fiirTrngc rnoru properly helon I to irolnnnl lexli ill liii Flits suittaruly rhnllenced u party vote ns the J 1 anieudment ntlai kid the Dominion franchise One of the notable feat lire of tin1 t debate uhich followed wax thus emphatic prononnirnuni of the leader of I the Common the Han I I Mr l I Fos ter In personal favor of the noliithm The ilelnlf I was corut iii list nt Intervnls I dnrlnc 1 the Interviiilni t Mccks aol a dli h t Ision took I plaen on List limit rsiuti Tho amendment Has lost by n milorlty of lift V Cliii r Mr I lu Ins utnlmloii was then Ii oted upon nnd deletti iii by 10 1 i to 47 f The woman xuilrauisli s of Oundi have now i tutu utuls uuiutiiCt itt thi recorded volo to work upon In their I futuie efforts to advnncu the movrnient llrhonstluit 1 I I nearly hI fiy hum uoui of Iho Iliiiifo of Comm I HIS Is in fin or of woman mitTraKit Mr llavn pro oi es to hrlnt In a bill next efslon In favor of hut exlcmioii of llio franrhNe in ometi anil expi cin tn tis of tho i Ins cOt lame Mile that I It I I will I I meet n futiiru tile reception am uinee met I Appointment ut II ttiul I out ITUA June H At the chapel exercises ut Hamilton I I Colleue cMc dny trtttriu trig 1resldrnt 1 Itrh Let iiniuunied the olloirlni commence ment npiiolnlmenls Vuliillctoiy hilt II Dudley of Aiiuustn Ht lutatory James II router nf Verona N Y llllfh 1 I Honor I I Burton M llnleli 1 of Itlca I i I ieoiKe Clnil Ji 1 i of ilmi illume ami litoreo I I li I sit uric of McvUo Honor Iriend II Miller of lieansvlllp Thoina li I I Kurt nt Iompcv nnd illlnin K 1etil of 1 ilsuillh Honor iinl Himl Irie lohn II I I rinour I of Sivv Berne Cj Iriijn I Medal I James i Carmslt I of Clinton Kit Iiiciutl Irio Oration John II lceof I uiklliu lilt IliB Itoot prl lello i lin In lilolotv was aard tolosenli I Iriunoof Johnsintuii thn super prle ihe m sof lift sint ivvinilid to Itnrion M Baled of m Itua I llie I Dirlmt i ii7c lhesi Ui John II tMjiiiimr of New Hi me S I Tim thesis of Mr Nr mom ua alsii niinmiied In nn InlercolleirlaiK iiimneliuon held li Ihn i nieri ran Institute of llvn and Ircxhlcm Mijkir unnounced that It had Im u cued the pne aurSrtirUrr Alleisrtl rirttu In the Tonil Iiaur in ker 1 Ihe I ulleidliiehug I who recently t I I I was Indie ted for urton In Ihu i Urn degreennd nhowim broiuht from his home In 1 moil Hill N J on extradition pipir wis titken to llio I lIst lrlct Atlnrnty I S i i Hue c lcnU I HI I I u wusaf trrwuut arraigned Infore Judge Allimn und hail w as Hied ut Jlinoo I inker u t WHS nun liillled to Ihe Tombs uutir Levy i tvhnup prurrd for him sunl hi wouhl furnish thu net cs sury bull for him on Moinlu Uniril 11 ihlmcrlstiskc rtrvrn Frrt lonu On tithe June 8 Kdvvard Conn a farmer of Hoseland was driving vvltli u frlind OB the hiring reiervnir road terday afternoon when he saw a blarktnuku tunning itself on u rail fence HeslopiHit lilt hurt and the two men got stout clubs und atlai ked thu snnku They finally killed It It via seven feet long 1 iF l if t I 77 I l roll ROSE COLD HAY rrvritHtMMKit COIIIH I Taken iirly mil It uliort promptly Taken s5 a i tireveiilur prioriMiilen the symeni anI prevent IM I Invailon I I eniieeiiec Ink Inn now Undor tho Mahogany Itirk Ill nuuCiiIui nuil lout Ovefultilgfiicn at 1 Ihn t table In rich foin and nines net ill AII too fail Is t the most common catur It I I l Illuiai5 nnd Until I The heil 1 ot iminicr causes hut I net Mnm rh lo fetlsliklsh 111 luiiteatrl und nature rhtltns her 1 I detit for IIp wl IUIr liutlscrelions I iloMMif lir Iliiniphrejn lloinoopalhlR I I eeine Nn i I Ill itl rllKi I l ltur 1IIlln t ill alb uh AA itiinncli gui Hire i lone ami heir No In j ii i l tlm nil I cure fin II I spcpiU huiul ltctsi trill and ieik lonineh s It lilt I hi I M Ill ItiS HlTf IKUM 1 are fn ruin br lirtn Uts or seni prepaid on riiTlti if f nrn Mi or j llMi li l nil i M iv be assorted I III VI l lICii N tl t f i t MIIIICIM CO 1 coiner Vlllliiin inul lolm f I I It IM Nrv li ork 4 it rJ1J otJix uitiuis IteniitlH nT flit Hvtlrnariiitlile inleeH 11 I tierlinenlN with l iitlrM hi ti I WtMltsiiioNJunoH Korjiars the Iljilro I gnu huh Olllcoof tho i navy Inus ilependid Upon S 1 deiellcls tn Indlculo tho direction of tho cur i I rents of time north Atlantic tlceiin t antI Inlieli I valuablu Inforiiiutlin bus lccli obtnltud filth out expense to the lovernment thrnuh the re C p hilirts ill misters of shim tluhllni thu uucX Nime of Ihn i derelicts now Mnndcrluu around I list ltCtiIt lust It liein afloat forbears nnd havn Il rat rseii lhou aniU of miles of unter Mnnv l V of them i have been reported as often asoncti even ttto tnolilln und the line of travel lukili b them t Indl I tics preli t I plainly I the drift of the ill uiirrvnts l Theieiire part of tho IK run when stiom cnr I tctil4 turn knonn to exIst but ahoiu n hit h tho j Hulrouriiphlc I I Ollli I I e has no I rellnbludatn tlcn I I lIen uru uenurilly near tho featoard nnd vary 1 little In their diitt Ironi u line jiut kouthof tho holmes ut trniiMtlantlr steamers to ono north of 1 g the irjjiio Sea ome iltrillcts hove been 1 Inoun to inn i over to the African coisl und af lii ter I cite I itt g aiound to brine up neir Cut lu llat I I 1 I lent u hllu I several haw floated from n point t oft thcJcrev I const ulmvp the I lIt 1tiim Ixlund V i m ii few 3 taraimo the Navy Depart mint uhit term In id u u S In make cxpcriirunts with liru gluts liottlea about ino fact In height und blx Inches In I dlamiter ut lilt bun Thisc hottlin were thrown overboard In dllTercnt parts of the ocean and each I Mllinedi m note honing hut lutltudunnil I loncltndr and the late Knowing lhat m fnir A men hunt captains ttIhuihhtuthltt I lug mimll I olinmen s still IIUK u ttiitlo itt ma without utopplnu to pick 111 It I tin I i the I Navy Deuartment I deinlid that i It 1 f would lie nn easy timing to nnd out just how terliiln currents ran by uslin tho bottles and j liildlln upon captains to enter In their InK I m t lie IIRiitluu I of the I bul Its when niuhted und Ito ci late I nistruuct louis In the bolt uc reiiuested 4 raptnlns to uutuuluu pitch them Into Ihe slut after iiiretnlly I i notlntr winre they I wire lonnd Thua I lifter sight i I lug a lui tie several tlinet and notlnc f M the lotnllon eui li time I I the I direction taken I by It j ift iltirin lliu intitvals could ut ei Hv lalculaled 1I u ifr The llrst cx prhuzitli I ILl bottle wan totid Into therea I trom I Ihu uuht IlllroniUllc I I I Inly l DM i I llhT and wan uat ten October I sib I having In hut i time dinted 5TOO miles at the average I S riti of 22 nilUs a diy This bottlu was nout 1 tutu itt uut n point off Capo llaca und drifted to a jiolnt just north of Iho Azores when it bexun to 1v blunt mttflt hiss aril and then described a semi s circle down around the tiaul dries passing to thcucstcf thu Capo Do Verde Itdand oil the African coast andithen took a duo westerly course until It brought upon tile Island of bun Ii rialvndor W I j I Another bottle with a remarkable drift was Ii hunt tin own Into the sea Iron the ship IJuritylia OU IHUil After travrlllliic 47 chats and 1 drittlnxtUO jutilia lit thn uoruio rut of 119 miles u day It seas recoveied Jan 1 last duo north of Kuisla und east of North Capo Time it dlrtetlon taken nv It was without variation until It cleared the northern extremity of iut Sweden wIn it It look iv southerly course and I cimoti lioiiMtlthe moulh l of the Tanit Itlvtr I 44 This liui the vvas nut Into i thn sea about ruld oceun nnd In I ihu line I nf fttcamcM bound lie kt 4 twien Kurojie and New York Its I tlliection was about northeast sklrtlnir Ihu I stout luuast t end of Ireland cleirine the llrltlsh Isles by several 1 hundred mile and continuing on around Nor t vuy and ISweden A third bottle iras xent adrift i fillu I miles I I iorlh of Hermuda und took u thu saute fI direction us Iho i one found In Kussla I until It v rcaclltd Sweden when It failed to I char tius 34 nurlhern end und troiikhl up ashore It I was recovered thirteen months I afurward having u travelled 1010 miles at a ratu of rlRht mile a day Two buttles Honied in tho linn of ocean Menmer und just touth of the irnnd Hunk Uruck across direct for tho iji ft roast of Ireland und kept thu Meamer routs 44 nil the way tutor romlnr ashore nt last h near Juernsiovvn Thoo bottles vvhtcb VVHTH e thrown into lliu sea near the Copu Do l Verdo Islands Inv arlably started on a westerly course j ancl all brought upon romo of the Vct Irrllan U islandu Hhowlntt that Ihe current In the ocean g there In I practkully clue west hree 1 sent adrift off the east coast of llrazll took a northwenterly coune almost in a direct I trio I and cime ashorn 2f I ut liar iwditu and other ILimlx of the Wind I f ward crimp The bet t record mide by h any bot 1 tle belones to one thrown overboard east of Newfoundland which travelled duu nouth for 51 flvo ulis ft at the rule of titty miles u day when It WHS recoveJed In the lane of ocean Meameri A study of the Individual t I members ot he group i nf bottles I is tot rsi brIe anil especially in hits true cut thoe In the region of the Itennell current vvhlrh has been supposed II set ruorthe t ami northwest athwart I tho mouth nf the Knit g llih and St llenrueV t channel Ihu I dlrretlon taken h tMittlrs in that locality would poem to I cllfprovu the existence of mch a current nhllo tie coursu followed hy ono bottlo would favor It I t were It not possible to cx that ii mitt j course by n series of southerly iculcH prevalllni In that reiriun Other observrrs notably tha 1rlnce I of Monaco i In i bis yacht 1Hlronilellr I I I I who mode a special study of this rrulon have also falltd to discover conclusive evidence of the permanent existence of the It eli tih I current The nvrrnire ilrlft culculutid for rich hot tin s mnke no allow ance for the time t durlntc which t the bolllr i I may have lain undlnoviTed on hue 4 I 1 Uacli find bitrrinc time tOIct cut tho I wind rep resents this minimum alueof tho dally drift for hit rtslon traver id ti Ihe I Navy Deimrtinent I will continue Its ex i i tV periments with the bottle nndmniB valuablo 1 data l expected to bn ontalned rdallvu to lie dlrei lion taken by the more Important currents W of tho Atlantic n tf1 1 lit IEESI lOlVT C4IIi7S ill f iL 1 End of the ixanilnn lon Fleld Artillery 4 Drill In the Plain O WrsT IOIST Juno H limo rxaiulimtlons jJ t u which have been In progress for thin past week were comludcd ut 11 oclock this mornlne Th 1 Ac ademlu lloaid U I now ruvlslni the tame and 5 w hen lu labors uro omplrtrcl c the result will be I nnnouiiiril clvlnu the Mainline of each Imll vldinil member of the crimps of cadets which will probably bo inadu known on Monday even I I1 Int I u l At 4 oclock tha afternoon Held artillery drill I took tlarr on Ihn plum under thu i omnium of lleut A 11 Djer I Kourth Artillery Thn bat ter I wars moved up the plain I und halted In I front of tlm lloid nl Vlsiiori und kevrrnl evolution Si Cr guilue t hurttutihi si I I ii Iou lii I iu e i tuiui f1rtt mttluie cuultttmuht thus huahtIry iushhtultIl tuu flttli across tile tiuurns St ire luuilu imutul Ihritug li as shIm clInt shuuli ulliutult mtluih it Iulittiittlts hIm lmituuuur itt 1 lku uu lIt ueihihruts to time i grutuituuiuliin i Ill ti hit KI VVcdnuiIay has fallen tihutiut tue Ilium clii L I Miltlkcn of Mnlntt 4 1 inei brof tin I Hoard of Visiiors Snmu of the lYTiird I invi left Ihu I 1111 and hue exercIses are i ctlaa I it tu ii II intl ii f I I I I u devilled In I Held sport foot anil high liutic vitultlng nis In one JUiip l S luidlii iitf pulling Ihe Mint tVi i Heavy nr tlhilrs tirmit th etIs I cest hiusttry cut tihiiltiuirut I 5 Ill ohm tIkI 140 4 lim I liii utituit wliu ha hut ul Cr III I huhbitIiiru wiuh Ii gut tc ut iluu 21font u glut lustel u i iclus ill I I u tIlt I ii iiutirsblt t ciimk uuiuil it Itt it I Ilti itu it ltiuputiltitl sIuuit o hisimetiee uui t irti ii Ituuht S I Imf Ilwllellivvilli will preach a farewell Li hiriiioii it t Hit wiaduiiiiiis cliis lu tin Cadet 4 Chiipil I tomorrow inortiiiiir r f lien I situ ittt ll rnlnu I tilrn I I Inland I will open for tbu ceason on Wrd nediv next lliirlnw the whiter thu rounds I have been iMiit o er very can full and many new Imlhlintfs htvo bttn put up and Improve inviit limde AluiiPB the lit vv feature Is a l4 iiViuni of mituiul hUtnrj lln h lileu Inland I mtiwill leave 1itr 1M 1 f olof CorllHiidt ctreet I I lhiuuU l hrtoml stitch Kmtst hits ii New York 1 I and soul It rltth itrtct Hrookhii I CARPET T I STEWART I S 326 7th Av h I MI asm HT GLEANING l UB I II TPInnelu4J8sIbsa l I HI Ml IUUC1IICUIAII 3 I 1 I u J

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