The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
June 15, 1895

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fF k rIr rtl Ii f v w tI1i T V 7 1q Yr 7Yfi MOSr RELIABLE 1 I THE PREDICTION I I i it i i I LEADING SUMfltER RESORTS I be un I For New York nnJ Ih Vicinity It JtiMlf Aril lit THE SUN rnth Itny lncre lnu ilujilini rrenterly winds VOL 1XIINO 288 NEW YORK SATURDAY JUNE 15 ISOSCOIYltlGIlT ISM l BY TIlE SIX 1KINTLVG I AND 1TBUSHINU ASSOCIATION PIIICK TWO ems OUT WALKED A BURGLAR tin AND MRS itArxoits nvnvniBE ox in KIR oirv 11UltJ111 Two More Thieve Captured la Ihe Million alrt 1 District Mar Ilatler Harris Mnr r They Had Vl lOO Worth lewelrjr aad Oa Carried a ntl or the Mae fal lire a Ihe Oise Ilarrl IVaa Killed With Two more burglar have ben captured In the millionaire precinct slnc the murder ot ilutler Harris on May 27 and both of them were caught by Policeman Duggnn the man who early un Wcdneday morning captured a bur glar by jumping after him Into the Park avenue tunnel at Fiftysixth street Thn arrests were made last night nnd on one of the prisoner was found n thirtyeight calibre revolver the calibre killed of the weapon with which Harris was The Indirect lue of the catching of the two burglars last night was the fact that two weeks sgo Kberhard Raynor maker of envelopes At 115 William street and Mrs llaynor let their cook go Since then they have been dining at the Hotel Savoj Thev left their apartment on the Ort floor of 44 Fast Fifty first street about 030 oclock lost evening and went as usual for their dinner Before going they turned down the gas In the front parlor and In their private hal They re turned to the house an hour Inter I In good splrtu Mrs Hnynor was the first to enter the house and the preceded her husband Into their pr tntnt She passed through the other rooms and went to her bedroom where sh lighted a Ins jt The next Instant she nearly fainted at the sight before her The furniture was askew In the room and I everything was In disorder Mr llaynor was told of the state of affairs and he was as much surprised as his wit They dldnt know what It could have ben but Mr llaynor Is well t do and his wlfu h jewels and they guessed It was burglar They went and called Janitor May He came op on the front entrance of the house where they piled him with questions They were talk ing excitedly when a stout young fellow strolled out from the hall and addressing Mr Raynor said Burglars an In your room one fellow has gate down stales nnd Is just going t oome out of the front entrance The young mans face could not b seen dis tinctly and after looking Inquiringly at him for t moment to see If be could recognize him Mr asked Hay nor aked Well who are you 1 The oung fellow hesitated an Instant and ten Mr Kaynor grabbed hold of him The man wrenched himself free took the front steps at a jump and was tearing toward Madison avenue before Mr llaynor and the others could realize what wan up Then Mr Raynor ana the janitor put after the fellow At the corner of Park avenue and Fifty first street the fugitive was joined by a second man who seemed to have come around the corner The two fled down Park avenue with Mr Raynor and the janitor after them They gained on the strangers and as the closed up the young fellow WL seen to I pull a pistol from his hip Docket That was merely a bluff or perhaps It Im peded his flight At any rate ho did not tire at his pursuers but snored It Into nls coat pocket He lost no time In doing It He and his com panion turned down Park avenue with the other two keeping close to them llelow Fiftieth street was Policeman Dugcan He nw the chose and hurried to mt the four men He met the young fellow at Fiftieth street and grabbed blm Almost oa top of the first fugitive enme hlo companion and Dugean grabbed him too They struggled with Duggan The younger man bait succeeded in tripping the policeman and while Dan ran was trying to handle him hicompanion torelooe and started down the avenue Dnggan bad got his man to the sldew ak and just then A special pollcnman coming up Duggan released the young fellow ant start ed after the fugitive Hi cot him near Fortninth street In the n ean time Haynor and the Janitor bad come up 1 I the art started for the police tatlou 11 the way they stopped In front of Mr nay I rur home and Mr Haynor Identified the

nin fellow as the man who had com out mm the haliway and spoken to her and Mr lit I nor M the tntion hOI he Mid he was John lime of Prince street Hrooklyn lick about I eirsold His compinlon said he was John I lii 1 or of MO Lat Elghtnlnth street Ther S were earched Pie policemen had a bur time pulling dla m md bracelet and earrings and other things frnm the len pockets and when all was IUXI on the desk the policemen figured that thet had about SliOO worth Hut there was till a more wonderful mine In 1 prisoner pocket A jimmy was found aid 0 bnrclur crowbar and n picklock and t mother jimmy antI then sable skeleton k and then a window opener and pretty n h everything except a corkscrew rii police drlb the whole collection as a ci uipleta burglar tit The prisoners hod lit tle mime about fifteen cents being found on one nnd about fltty on the other They refused tia al thing about tbennelvc rcue IU tie 1 he taken to Police Head cjmrt rs They are supposed to Im I expert and I t lueht they may lw recognlred a Kuhn N i tie neeimd In know how they entered the I e lat nUnt It wn thought that they used I r skeleton key lit i tli arrest of burglar and sneak thieves li 1 1 e millionaire district slneei the murder of M I i I Bonlin second butler on May U7 I BI i I lia I e Denied muu likely to urulsi a clue t he murderer I non after the lOtlii nf Hntle Harris a I I took ulace uot inside tie basement etoor Mir 1 Hordens house at West FlftyMxth trei lurll a violent thunder storm the tie I I r t te found wteral builtta imlwddeii in the i 41a i i rk and telling of the halisay U I of these w extracted Intact and proved i xru I t i f tlnrtvelght calibre tho calibre of the I C ftp i loiiiul jpon ono of the burglars jester i M I V us I ccti fie tl wy of lie police troU the I VC r r tig tin Ilarrl wa murdered by i Hi Mes whom lo I mrprbtd In Ihe hUt a t t was thought when they captured nr n th eves who had rob d Dr lilsselis I In Writ t Flfteighth street I near ex I I r 1 I iien Byrnes nt mlrtda that they bruk a clue that would help them in tlat wII11 Iim 1 i Hum i ase In following hel this clue I t if r made several arrests and dlscov d t tlia there was itn vnii7ed gang I 1r I L I ie 11 work in the diamond hat district I I Id 1 nothinz thut has aided Imo far 1 search fur th murderer I S a couple of ciiinjlarit are captured within Ii a blocks of Mr Horiltn house and this I tt I er with thi fact that one of them curried I 1 s a jute revolter naturally reawaken inter tle Harris eae und gives rise to the hope hs lu murderer may at lout caught 111 1111 t I111 MOUTH I 0 P noons TlliVVf 1 Nlrerl VnPrhour or llnvnl A Il temallrally flubbed 1 it k l IleHcrnan John OHara Frank Kelly ti 1 iMt d lehan were arraigned in the Kssix I ire Ia I ifM Court yesterda charged with C iupl tatM in the robber of Dutnltv Ci it ili I outi Wtst street A repre erti C Dutal v Co mid last l night that the firm vU Uetl r bbetl ttematlmlly for several I p i st but that the owners n Ibo good I C 1 i t hi 1 the loser I I i i ni led that the stealing wan done by I 4 f the pirters In the West street warehouse t drd l halt a dOll1 confeelcrates on t p 1 J Ialt Monday the pnrtertsslgned I t A is 1 A going to take u trip to Ire 0 Uter he had iII Charles Duval the I f uetnber of the firm decided to take st fr I the nf purpose o ascertaining whether I i 101 wan all right When the weighers a r they made the discover lhat J700 I 1 i cipj rwns luUilnii I I t e pi te wer immedlatel notified l and rO the missing copper to a Junk shop I otI IrkIYI The proprietor r 4 11Irnll was arrested at 111 home 7u et bret 1 I he other three mn were arrested t 1 I ems time Ulara Una only a short hor 0 rIrrran The prisoners pleaded r I tlliy sad sire hold In 12MO plea ah Ilr n lan nalo1 ityan furnished bolt r I furnlhe ltthrnayi hal I rMn and liiars 1f olar and they were re I I r g eiamlnatiun lVmVVr1 lust l ll least 00 worth of I e llnd lies I Iwen tltn troll the Vet I le since April 1 hut the exact n n I iv L I hul tn ktl Apil until thl experts 5 5 1 rl 5tg stosk Iltl completeil i il V 1 i frt will N I made to have the is rcr I Fr armtiTj upon his arrival abroad I r CARLISLES JtOXEr FIOUT The Ne r larr Makt nil Third Bonad HoeJ Haeeeh In I Kealackjr InttavILtr Juno Hlecretarr John O Car lisle delivered his third roundmoney speech In his campaign In this Htate tonight t an Im mense audience In Music Hall Mr Carlisle was Introduced by tho lon Charles I Long of the Democratic PUite KxecutlvCommittee The Secretarys address was mostly a repeti tion of his speeches at Covlngton and Howling flreen only that he directed his efforts mainly to the working classes which composed the major portion of his audience He made no reference to the attacks of Sen ator Blackburn and others Pome of his most enthusiastic listeners were Democratic candi date for office Mr MIle spoke mainly of the evils which he raid would follow the free and unlimited coinage of silver Ho cited the case of the trade dollar and Its Iahi In value although It bore the dollar stamp of the mint and said the standard dollar of today would go the same way should a free coinage law b enacted He gavo a description of the depres sion that would nlle and Us effect on the laboring men He said these men now put sound dollar In bank and expect to draw out the same kind but under a free colnape law I they would hat a to b content with cheaper money and lone would not get any of that In the panic that would ensue He said there was not a bank in the couVitrv that could have withstood the two yeMsolu that the Treasury had gone through hroQlh and that when the Impartial history of this try Ino time vas written the Administration nf President Cleveland would be Prehlnt leYelln1 b fully vindicated Thl brought the audience to Its feet and the speaker ws cheered for a long time Mr Carlisle then ald an era of prosperity was now at hand and It would dally Improve If the peo ple would forsake this free silver fol 10 ntis and ret down to buMne Confidence In American monetary synicm abroad which meant plenty of money for enterprise would not come he said until tho present silver agita tion ton PMt After the speaking Secretary Carlisle had a reception at the Watterson Club where ho was warmly greeted by Democrats and Republicans nor SIDE ix OlIO Heaator Uric Flchtlac Free Mlver Con cr Ha Its a Reaublleaa Walkover The lon Calvin Stewart Brice the Demo cratic Senator for Ohio returned to New York Thursday night from his prospecting tour through Ohio and was at his New York office down afternoon the Demo town yesterday atlernon Of Dmo cratic situation In Ohio Senator Hrlce said I met In air travels the leading Democrats of Cleveland Sandusky Toledo Znnesvllle Cincinnati Da ton Akron Lima and Colum bus I Is I my opinion that the free silver craze which was prevalent In the State two months ao is practically dying out and that by the time the Democrats hold oar state Convention in Ohio In August It will have little strength I talked w lib Con gressman Sorg cxi ov Campbell and M I K Ingall In Cincinnati and they were all for sound money What do you mean by sound money I Well replied enator Uri we believe In adhering to the situation the present on money question and making no chance I have no pre dm dictions to make as to the Democratic candi date fur Governor Thu only Intense interest that I am taklnv in the fight Just at the moment is to prevent if possible a plank In the platform of the August Convention for free silver coin I age at a ratio of IU to 1 Vhi Are the candidate for fJoveraor Well said Senator Hrlce there are John F Fouett and Howard Douglas ot Cincinnati Congressman isortc of Middletown exContcrea mal Tom Johnson of Cleveland exCongressman Outhwalte of Columbus exCongressman Done van of northwestern Ohio awrence T Neal of Chlllcothe and trlil P I Kline John H Fancy and L K Holdn of Cleveland Hut I fancr that a Convention day approaches the list will b narrtf down ana the struggle will b b tween three or four There I a marked revival of hope among the Ohio Democrats and I found a much better feeling existing there In the state than for the lost two an LxCongrttsmun A Conger of Ohio was al the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night He said Our candidate Rushnell will have a walk over ExOov Campbell ha already declined to run an the Democratic cundldate n11 I her csterday In Columbu that ongressman org will also pull out at the last moment enatir Ilnca Is able Democrat and good lrc 1 a very n lnd tlgnter but the programma of the Republicans of Ohio anti the one that they will b able to carry out IsHusbnell for Cloternar Forakcr to succeed Senator Hrlce and McKinley to have the tie publican delegation of the state next year for resident 1 eo not believe any power on earth can prevent the consummation of this pro gram me XOJtTOX OX FREE SILTEIt I The Heerelarr or Agriculture Write to a New York I3uslea Sic I The following letter from i cretary of Agrl I culture Morton has been received by a business man of this city WASHINQTOV D C June 7 1805 Dtui SiR I hasten to acknowledge the re I ceipt of jour communication of June I and would be pleated to have you explain to me the I principles of bimetallism about which you write It will b gratifying also If you will lllu trnte to me how the farmer is I to lx bene fited bj having fifty nt worth of silver bullion I lion pass for a dollar in the purchase of his wheat and other farm products Tel me like I wise why the farmer should advocate a mone tary system w bich will compel the gold miner I to labor until be produces 10J cents orlh of gold bullion before he may loire It coined Into I a dollar and at the came nine will permit the silver miner to stop work and demand the free coinage uter lilt I I cent worth of It 1 er biulliin whi I he dig into a dollar I nfiriit me al the am time If I vim plea e wh jouust the I phrase Mil tnlunless I I JIll dedre to acknowl I edge ynrelf I guld monometalllst t I not thn unit nne which ton mention gold and by your phraseohv ifo you not declare Hgiln t two iinitss When the illter miner nnd bullion owner h1 hate established by legislation invent I ment itrit mill which 4 lull onvert every i hft rents worth nf farmer w heat Into 1 Inl iaiofrour it will U time I I enough for Ihe farm I irtn dvi 11 I lass I n hdl hall i convert every i iufty cmt worth o silver bullion Into a dollar I I of roil l cuect full ntir J 1 TlliitNCi iitt 2 Secretary I jinior rivcis CHOKER lUCK The Count I Irk Kelnr frnai ills llrtdal Tour sllh Prediction Wake rolr lb u lo k Count I Clerk Henr D I Purroy and his wife were among the passenger who nrrltud from Europe or the steamship Normannla yesterday Die trip was their bridal tour Mr Purroy re turns In time to take an nctlte part In the re nrganlratlnn of Tammany Hall 101 N I expected in be I one nf the Democratic candidate for Judguof the I oiirt of General I esslons ths fall Mr Purrn laid that he met Richard roker w with bile him In London aud I UII v erv enjo nUtr day I I lhuk that you may exrti t to tea Mr Croke r In New Vnrk again noli said ne lhl Is taken tti mean that Mr ruler 4 will come 0 r te take part in the work of rrorgan 1 1ltg and hurmonliliig the local Ih rorlan I tKJo rHim srjoNc rrr I Third 155 Kallrnad Inlk HaM to Have I ol iaousih lu Override llae Maor itrniz ail eterda I it he had not made lip lu is tahiti what to dn with the Aider I men niilullcjii granting to the bird I Avenue Iliilriuul Irmpnn tin cit 5 Cent to i ho iinratliin of a tn et railriwd on the Klngshridge rnuttt eliclid lIy that rompan Ihe Major ha until 1 urn Tundat tu act on the tooltitluL and t Is I urti ei that he wl Ii luld off in1 1 the last inlnutu the general expectation ts I that he will vita the resolution although he doesnt k wtl him self One more vote would IM I rejuired to pass I the rticlution over the Hto und it was asserted vestvrda that Ibis waacouilBx from the lieuut In U lde HllKISK JHlt YOU HIT IT Tour Hllverwar May JI Htrrllas or I liar II Ualy Marked ho bal Ntwton rxxtr w Out of P3 unipl of Sitter ears stamped bterhnior Coin sail collected by us at rsa4uni Iron etv n supposedly reputable sn l l w uaiu l dry goads eel apartment storn In this city SI felt shot ft the MS mnurJ roulrad by Iss OseoulS iCDrJ voo JD snoced the IDdnltw imsi quantity of 0001 sail Mvral nmd aol a arUcal uf sLiver II Uelr couipo uiu l A u WAR l TIE WOODIIULLS I IlIEttK WAS 10 ItE 1 StTOXl VOW XII unrniFfs Jv lUSESSIUV Anal Vletorln Maid Co Have lleelarerf Mr Welles 4J wni FnrallHre aad linen r Accursed aad 10 Have Had Them fleeced tpThey ilavenc Steen Re placed cad Three Lanrftalt Impead Legal complications of a trliinitutar nature menace the peace of the WoodhuttMnrtln fam ily at present resident In tho house at Hb3 Wes Seventysecond street There also ix sheriffs omcer In the house The present contestant are Mrs Victoria WoodhullMartln and her daughter MIss Zuls M I Woodhull on one side alai nit Mrs WoodhnllMartln niece Mrs C Welle and the nieces husband lr C 1 Welles cm the other Weleon I has been I divided household for tome weeks When tie two families first took the house lust November nil was Ileac At that time Dr Welles was the American agent lor Mrs WoodhullMartlhs magailne the Itiiinnnl tartan In which Mrs WoodhullMartln sister Iidy Cook Is also I Interested I When Mrs WoodhnlUMartln and her daughter leased the house In West Seventysecond street for three yaM It was designed create there a tort of salon wherein the choice spirits of literature and art should rally about tho ho tcs Dr Welle and his wife were to aid In the creation and maintenance of thl silon Just what the finan cial arrangements regarding the matter were Is 1 one of the point of dispute t The lease Is I In the name of Miss Woodhnll who sale that tho Vellrees are tenants of he Ir Welles and his wife say however that the place was to b run as a boardIng house by Mrs Welles that the office of the fiiinniiViirtlti was to b there and that 11 M Welle should live there rent tie with her family In considera tion of her services in running the boarding house Then according t the Welles lde of I the story asset forth by Lawyer Henry Daily Jr their counsel M WoodhullMartln took I treat dislike to Mrs Welles dresses furniture I and brlcabrac and declared that they must sit destroyed Those things are accursed she told lr1 Welle They are accursed and must b burned every one of them But ou cant burn m furniture protested Mrs Welles Its perfectly good new furni ture and anyway you hmen got any place to burn It I Oh 111 replace It all with finer much finer I cried Mrs voodhullMartin I Isnt gowl enough for our salon not half rood Io I Indeed It would look quite bbl atuung the eleguil things that we shah liMe aWU1 Mrs Weliess private opinion was that her I furniture wa good enough fur anythlntc but upon her aunts repeated promise that it rhouid I I all be replaced she allowed It lo be tukti aiid disposed of Much of It wa given awn r but I the smaller articUi s1c burned In the fume e I I I not even this chlldrenn dolls being spared I I though the janitor stood bv and bagged that they should be saved for his children Hut I hld lut Mrs WcxKlhnliMartln lnl ted that they were I accursed acid must beb irnedaad Mrs Uelltsii dresses went the same way Hie believes that the reson they were considered accursed i wu because they were given Ui her by relative whom her aunt dsakea This i the Welles 1 i side of the case During time winter Mrs WoodhnllMartin and I 1 MUs Woudhull went to Europe without takliii any sups to lurnlaU the Welles rooms All hint retanllnc the matter were durecarded I arlo I and finally the Welleses learned that steps were to b taken to dispossess them Thi was the base of the triangle Dr Welles promptly fur nlshed one ide br bringing suit neamst Mrs WoodlullMartln for S7 0 for his services a I I I American manager of the JfiirminUirrim Ipon I thl the mother and daughter Mil from Lug I land arriving last baturday to be confronted I I i with tne third slda of the triangle imlt Brduehthy Mrs We le to reooer the i lueof the property ald t have been dlposed of and destroyed by Ir Ictorlft WoodhullMartin lartn ard her I daughter The two eass of riles jiLt I WcodtLltMartln are ethl pendlnir The clis posse s case of Wrodhnll aet Welles hiss come up before CUll Iu tlceO orman In the filet entti District C our and hits been postponed un i tl Thursday tlu Meantime Mrs 1 WcxxlhullMartln and Miss I o hul Set to work packing up their things A rumor got about to the eltect that they In tended 11na for Kurotw ti day and this alarmed Dr Uillcs who tUrouKh aol e Daily got out 1 ni of attachment on the houe hold furnltun uml lo on the flat houte at 1D1 Westi htjfour h treet owned br M I ra Wood hullMartin Deimt hcrnl alUhe served the writ of attaihuient nn the fnriilturu ester I I day and let hU man John I Ih In charge When a St v reporter called at the house ester day Dr Welles Sita In the front rom and the i lc enemy were in the rear rom Both room showed signs of hasty dismantling Dr Welltn admItted that there had Veen I some trouble hit hoped that It would soon Ie settled Mr WexjJ hullMartln and her daughter said in unison hat they had nothing to a but relented en fur as to slate that they bad no Intention uf sailing today e stall K here for several week at least I said the mother In tones that must have been plainly audible on the front steps where Dr I Welles wits sittIng For any other Information Ir Woodhull I MartIn referred tIme reporter to IIW I er 1 read well Cleveland Lawyer I let eland gae out I Infrii n ion tl the ellen thiil tlire was nothing I I to hr I all and that he ddnt know whether 1 i I he represented Mm Wootihui Martin or her I daughter or both in thecaic or 10t I I roiftiti FLAGS ov 1111 CAIITOJ i 0nperl1endeat f tonii lleenratloa fame I Nrnr aailDE III trrsst AlfteSY June 14 The observance of Klag I Da In Albany was marred by the threatened I arrest of the new Republican superintendent of Public Huildlnc rredcltk aston Mr astn I emplojcd a locil decorator to cmbcllili the northern and 1 southern entrances to the Capitol on Washington avenue ana state street The I decorator ued yards of ted I white and blue I bunting and several mall blue and yellow and blue and white lag An obiervant citizen sent In n coruulHlnt to Chief of Toll Wllmnl that the superintendent of Pu idle Ilulldlng I wii violating the law in that he had placed on a nubile UN dinthe Ireriu and panlih hags I he 1lle t ailed up the urrlntetdent and notltle him that lie would hate to arrest him If he did not pull his foreign tiag down an the Law son law enacted early this j ear prohibited the raising of an foreign flag o a public build Inn uperlnteniteiit Kaiton ordered his men tn tare down etcrv lag that wa not a copy of the hlar and Ptrlpee t hen they had nifhed the Capitol was legally adorned hut the decorations presented the appearance of a rooster with his rlh tall feathers plucked out 31I JJTI nut itjiiit ciiiiinii tlaelanatl Womrn aat fewer IlnMlecRid lltlle lines la I ron CirN m June 14 The Intil scheme of charlttblemlndrd woniuii In this I city U I UML pIles for children Todi y Mrs Jo ephlne Ureen of College Hill and Mr William t hrlitle heron of Avondae retre eiitlng the Women s it io League callel on Ma nr tilils ill and wanted to know If the cltj would buy lilies if sand that could be tmulrd to arious aiunt lots In the city and then entered with awnings under which the tots might phi The Vijor I all he would see that tiu hem was trlid 1 The wointn eili I thill ini rh uif t1 H 1 11 Iii would tx tin In 1 i IUIJ f I ia I i c ii I I hlldrt Hard I Hallo iie thouvht brn a ulxjul I tim is c n luI I I 111 i i 11lr n I I es a ili dnl l to I I furnish th t i Cul I I liaguu i wlthikl I 11 r iie m Irits in I the city on thei urael 1 has been dumped l and bl will bo detoted toplM grounds t tlu I same tim Arrangement a 11 te Utadu to dump pile of Kind in tliu Mjijthwest corner of WutlnllII Park for limo children FIhrma tour hiding la tTarpedo sES intii June 11 1 I It ir Iliiiught here that Ililienutii ate IntrCertl 1llolblle torpoloiii nn thlr runt and rnnceiilug Ihem furs rewuril testenlay and todat liii I tme tilrien alI I penred to run Its set dlitunce well ihen 1 I dis I appeared intirel Ararchlnc ianilce fulled 10 I Irtl tlud It but Ill Mxintr hail tIe giteu up than a I rtthtrman stiwaresi 1 witn the projectile boll I I etcMy and IK di usual its condition hi wed that It e uuhl not has e run far as to thv pigca wl ere 111lal et Ii I umil it x I er a itedits biss Un lustdunig the last I to years Tlej rc wortl SJoUiMch I iepia lour 1oicu Htlll I lnr 4tcl l It I itoubi u I hoot lefore a look leg flu ant try The purity ana pvpiilsrlit of J parl Admiral 1 Olf rcllx are so cur a Ui lui that our uwUUurlaBaiwUt I Tfi 11 A4t uruvX JIIDU iriiiiETs TO ncnout TonK Women Teneher ldlelnllr Warned lllejtlln Tend lo Immoralllr CottniB 1iilNT L I L I JIM 14lime trnchers I In h public schools here esKcmlly tho c who ride bicycles arc aroused l user an order lutd bytheUoanlof Kducatlon fnrh ddlng them to rldo their bicycles to school Thn Hoard declare lint the mind cf the teachers are ronceutr ited more moil 1 their wheels than uion their work ut school They further declare that wheeling lends to create Immorality Justice the 1eace Wllllum Suttrr who In troduced tho resolution at the meeting the Ilmrl said to a We A the trustee nro responsible to tho public for the conduct of the school and In a I treat measure guardian uf the muntts of the pupil I consider that fur our boys and stint to tee their women teacher ride up to the school door every day and dlinoiiM from n bi cycle Is conduct1A to the creation of Immoral thoughts and will sooner or later cause the I boyt and girls to lose the respect for the teach ers and terminate In the complete Inability of the young women to maintain divlpllnn In the first place I dont ronnlder It to bo 1 proper thing fur any joting woman to ride a bicycle and I In the person tit a mhiol teacher 1 I II Is I particularly out of place A s far a tie iiuistlon rldlne before or after school hour and w hen away from the school Is concerned I wo have no authority but we will not permit them to ride bicycle to or from the school If I thn teachers ride the tcholur will Dr A 1 h W He mer another member of the Hoard soul i II is not the proper thing for the women to ride the bicycle They wear skirt of course but If we dont stop them now they will want to I h In style with the New York women and wear j I bloomer Then hON would our school rom look with the women teacher parading about among tie buys and emit wearing bloomers They might just a well wear mens trouser I suppose It will come to tht but we are deter mined to stop our teachers before they go that fnr orThe The teacher were notified of the passage of t the order today soil 1 they are very Indignant I The school authorise hate also expressed a determination to Improve the educational ad vantages of the schools the progress of which I they say has been retarded In recent years by the employment of oung girls as teachers I JIAX 1 irj r rn 3t sArtxxtit I II I One or the Girl une here Co Nurne Her hick Lover llolh ArrnCfd Two sixteen laroll girN who arrived In thl cit yetrday morning on the steamship lanA City of the avaaiiah lint are locked In a cell In the JeTerwin Market pri on They I will probabl be sent back to Savannah f day or tomorrow Their names are Gertrude I Murth1 and usle Flanaian arid they were pn plod In a tatannah cotton mill ten they ran away from home the Murtha girl left I a note I sajinit that she wa going to New York when her Inter was liag I dautteroii ill In a hoiitil The note was turned e ser toChlcf McDermott of thn atannah pcillc who telegraphed a description of the runaway cirls tn the police o thi ell with the request that they be arrote I and returned toSatannah A similar met I was also received by Father Dougherty of the Drumgoole Mission from n priest In atunnah When the steamer Kansas City nn which the I girls had taken pax age made fast to her pier at 1 oclock yesterday morning several Catholic prlt and Policeman Quick of the steamboat I eSuad r waiting to examine the passengers hen the two clrls who were provIded only I with a pair of silk stockings done up in a new paper by way of extra baggage walked down the gangplank the poiu eman asked them where they were Kom wilitumi by their slrantM siiiMUndlne thet oturendereil nuleuy and fullowed I Dv the priests accompanlecl the police Vjll man to Iollee 1 Headquarters They said they were glad that they didnt hsve to wander aUiu thi streets alote as they had 1 no money to jay for a lodging lioth the girls are neatl dressed uud gouil looking e rhey were arraigned liter In the day before Justice Taintor in the Jelferson Marke 101 Court on a charge of vagrancy The Murtha girl told the Justice that a week ago she lenrned 1 that her loser Joseph Hurcn wa 00 dymc In M FrI hospital He csne to thl city from Mv innah three month ago When tie old i monl 10 I her 1 nmnthe she waned to gn to New Yom and nnr o hittnsbe was langhecl I f at I KtNa iy I listing saved surtleert nionei to ray I a passage here she pcrsuvled thorlanacun Ilrl i to accompany her and ran awaj lioth the I girls Hid they would b only to glad to return home again I I IK Mclaushlln the Aeent hln of Druigoo Mlalon asked that the girls be put in hi care tint they I could b out back to its annab Justice lain I ter however aId they would tv safer If locked examination up and committed this morning them in 300 bal each for I I JlfliltlT CORES TIlL 514 ror The KiPolice C oa mli lonrr Sepeal the latcrutltudr 11 linear A housewarmIng was held by the John J Ollrlcu Association last night at the clubs new headquarters at mind and Kurs th streets The association mod from its old rooms at MJ Grand street e a to be In the new Eighth As embly district biting been shut oIt t by Nine on the wrong side of tors th street Kl 1nllie Commissioner Charles H Murra miidn a oleel He Aid that lie was glad to congratu late the members present upon their return to the old Klhth which he raid wan a stronger ttepublican district than ever before Mr Mur ray then declared that he believed the district would fusion hencufortn be purely Itepubllcan with no We walt no Committee of seventy con tinued Mr Murrii We want no 11 Goo wewiintnu fusion Whatwedo wait Is I jmru Itepublli unl ni which WA are to have in tnl district and w huh will light the Deuiocrac of Tammany Hall and of Grace or of any other kind that Mayor strong Is I building up for oter contend KISt Last I fall occurred the bitter est disappointment of ray political career When I sal in Police Headquarters next to Mayor Mrong01 election 1 night and aw the incoming return which demonstrated 1 this triumph of the Itepublican I said to him that f foreaw thn culmination of m political hopes Ibellttrcl I then that the hard ami earnest workers of thin I Third A ernhly district would r cIe a iroier return for the splendid senlees which they list rendereel not noR In that year but in Ithcr ears Hut as I hate ntd I recelted n I tr hIr ditaptKilnttucnt Hut Major Turn liould know that I this district Is I a real Kepub I I can one and tnat It can not only use its inttu elu in electluif a Mayor of New York but ill t eici ting a IrcrMdenl of the Imted Mates 1U 1 turn A imnKKX NCK Mrs llajmaa Was Throne Out or a Ham raoek Her Recovery Expected Mrs Hayruan the wife of ix travelling sales mm living at T41 East Jjyth street got In a hammock In the aro of her house with her ounLest child about four years old In her arui on Monday eteulng A neighbors child swung thti 1 hammock MI high tint It oter turtiHi Mis Ifs iiiiti DAI thrown out HIB ft dl t iic of frr feet tu tie ground sink hrouDI arll 1 1 her head thers the wat picked up by her husband and cirrinl to her 0 room slit i iiiphined of Intense I uiia in her nrcK hu was placctl upon A wutcr iwd and Dr heir W rraieithal upn IS tnt hiflielh street who is the family physIcian I wu sent for 1 lh liin who after examining the ti HIM fniin I Unit I her spite hud been r tured i I the tutu i ertli al terlebri liei wa mmert Intentc I nnd hall glkcn ii oil f 111loe pam 111 el up u tl hupeof r UHr Dr rraiienilial nftr inlmlnktering a lyir ili rum i iiii I tnn t lu rellrtn the PAIII calied to I t aol Dr a r f 11 I I rtletn tret alI Fifth Iflh itei lit and t tl iit two I ph 5 sleuths made a p i t r i a t i lit cr1 0 it the I patient chum hi en and linn plete r i IinIt time hi oil In order lo keop the Pick I in i position ollln Dr I trtnenthal I then iu lrm lid 1 I e nure ho I a hurireuf tlii laticm I lu I feed her through I a tub with only milk and I iiyiid 1 1 he woman 001 Ira I al liiiiirntnl coil lifter rniklnz nn ex uniinattiii lui I night Dr I I rnuenlhai declared thnt she would rtttr In about live weeks the doctor will remit lie Utucr nut and sub stitute some other means of Keeping the head ltut hta In position Kaoeked UT Her t hrcl b u I ullr far I Prances flan ir I sears old nf v157 lIghth I atcnie wh i nun a tIlde nI tes t 1 ate I rue I last i ihi trIed I I to cross the cabin tracks at I iJti upprcaihing trrtt in mint of cur No 4iV which was The jripman of cue car smwed 1 up but the car truck her before thv could get across It knocked hi r tf her wheel J but she was not Jiurt bbe pikill herself us soil wheeled away BLUECOAT SHOOTS A CROOK CUTIIIIX nnvtiixT RTIH so nn iottcvAX rnit The truBlllte Sos iVnnteil far Holihlnn Jlf nrrlp Nelnon onTurndar lip vie AVnrtied Him throne rirlnKlle h lIkely In Hip Mlcluel Cnllah 11 ears old who the pi lice sly is the lei Icr nf the I nrcurnns lloost dang ns well M n i ro k nil shot and I dntigcr oul woiindi rtcrda iiflernoon bj Iollee1 man Thonus H lii IC of the K It Klftnr street tallon I iliuinn is 11 Id to be erne of tin men who robliecl Morris Nelion of 40 tat Klf tythlnl trcet of a dlnmnnd till a gold watch and 40 In the i lIar uf a hou e at First avenue and 1lftleth strict teluni nc In the old real e tate agent on Tties liiynflornoon Mr Xelsoi hired five young men th tt tnurnlnt to clean out the cellar i At 11 I oclock four of them drotc assay with I thlr cart leatlnga hoy named De Von bchiiid A few minutes aft r noon two men canm tu I I Nclsuii and on the pretext that there was u gut leak In the cellar cot him to go with them hllllll was looking nt the meter one of them crabbed him by the thrrnt while the other rilled lilt pockets and tore the diamond stud from his I shirt front The four men who were engaged to deAn nut the cellar were arrested and sulxe ciueiitl lie Voe was aught Ho told the police that Callahan and a man named Davis bail robbed Nelson Inllcemen Kettler atul 1 Dole were rent nut In plain clothes look for the men According to their stony Callahan an old offender and he dwell known In the district about the Street Cleaning Department Manlci In East Forty eighth street He was warned that tho police were after him and he managed to keep out of their wa until cterda afternoon In com pany with two friends he was Heated at a table lu the rear of hails saloon on econd avenue between Fortieth and Fotlytlr t streets at 3 oclock when Doyle and Kettler entered the place The moment Callahan MW them ho jumped up and ran out of time rear door Into tho hall on the side and then Into the street Dolo r n out the front door and say Callahan run ning toward Fortieth Street Mop ho shouted or Ill shoot IU repeated the warning twice as he ran but Its only elicit on Callahan wa to make him run faster When Callahai turned east Into Fortieth street Doyle wa about 100 feet behind him The 1 f1I man pulled out hula pistol and fired a thct In the air 10 trlrhln Callahan butthc foul the did rot stop Again Dole raised his pistol and aiming lowo as to hit I allnhan in the leg I he bred another shut Callahnn dropped to t i s sidotnlk lile t log The policeman rat up to him arid atkcd him If he I was hurt Yes iJ iIt Injured man youe dons for me this time ure A mcfta wa6enl to liellcvuc fur an ambu lance but It was ome time before the call was answered In the mean time a large crowd among whom were ft number of Cnllahins friends gathered around the two policemen and the wounded man and set era threats were mule to do the cope When Callahan was placd In the ambulance IollcemMi Kettler mounted on the rear step Intending to accom jan the prisoner to the hospital One of the Curcorais itoost tang named snIpe Walnh who was released yesterday from lllackwells island climbed up on the step and tried to M auna him Ill fU you for thl Job Pompadour George yelled Walsh Iollceman Dovle arrested him and locked him up In the KastThirtnfth station on a charge Uf Interfering with a policeman C allahan wait taken to Bellevue and lodged In the prison ward Ipon examination by Dr Hoewellll 5i0 toned that the bullet had en tend list small otth bock on the left side and thiv t allot un tva dangerously wounded A menage was sent to Coroner Hoetier and ho I auie at once to the hospital and took Callahans aOlInUrtm statement In answer to a que I tiun the woundid man saul ha thought be was goIng tn die lie amul 1 he ran out of the saloon beca ie the two policemen whom he knew had I attacked him once before and that he was afraid they were going to l ent him again lie I sitid he was a Itrnmr Catholic and after nil atcmett to IhA t ortiner Father stone was called In to administer the last rites of the Church After bringing Walh to the Eat Thirty lltth street station Policeman orl went to hilt own precise and told the story to Acting Cap tun tarnkainp who Immediately I vusitended I him When Coroner Ho her drove to the ta l t house witu Callahnn antmnrtem sta I ment Dole wis placed under arrest on a charge of aoaullin the tIn degree Later he was re I kated In SA 000 ball pending an examination In the York tile nurt this morning German Kahn u dealer in tnetali at 5V EMI Nineteenth treet whI lIves at fIt East Fiftieth street be came his surety It was said ul Uellevue Hospital lat nlchtthst allnhnnn condition was ver critical und It I I I wii feared Itt he would not lite through the I I I intit No attempt was made to probe for the biilct I alahnn used to liVe with his funnily at 11 Oa ccond avenue but recently he hai spent but little time at home One of his sitters in I a I hoed teacher and the other U a dressmaker I On March 2 he is I ald to have grabbed by tbn throat Mary Qulnlan 315 East Fortyeighth I street just uutsldn her door and to have taken her pocket k containing 1 lie was In dlrtcd for robber but ho could not be brought to trial as the Oulnlan woman cnuld 1 not be I tound He tin released from the Tomb ves terda About nine months aico hew arrested for robbing the till In the store of Michael Mon taiio In Iortjrlfth street I near econd avenue ol hell llceman I Nether arrested him I hc I drew a pistol and tried to hoot the officer Kettler wa too inilck for him and he succeeded In Inking the 1101 away fri m him lie wn nrralemd on a charmof Urceii ml tnt to the island for three months Hrsidts this the police of the Fast Fiftyfirst street tntloii any he has been arrested many time for asanii and that hetabbeda man In LAst Fortyeighth Street l ono night about eiuheeen month ago I Acting Cspt xtrlnknmiif and Detectives Lang and Campbell of the East Fiftyfirst street station took Mr Nelson to Hellcvue Hospital I lat t night and Mr Nelson Identified Callahan I as one of the men who robbed him IREASVHER TA IOK ftlKRFXDER All III Real Estate lo Br fed lo Make Good III Theft from the Mute Pimm K D I June U I The term granted to Taylor the absconding tMte Treasurer arc the settlement In full for the 14477 due the Mate and his own surrender to the officer of tIm law Of the payment 100000 Ii I to be cash and all property owned by Taylor Ills Chicago real stale lands In southern Illinois New Mexico mining stock and South Dakota real estate are to be turned user to Land I Comtnls ioner Lockhart and the property U to bo cell mated by Goy Sheldon Land Commissioner lxkhart and Attorneydohernl rawford Any deficit u I to be made good by the landsmen A frtn paj orl was iirovl Icul for Taylor and was placed In the hand of n trusty agent whowil fetch lalor 1 liatlnp I hlcato Inn Pierre on next Sundat etenmif and reach Inif here on 1 ue dat morning I A special term of court may bo railed to fen leuieTaihitas lie sluices to plevl guilty and begin his sentence as soosi its lwusaihle i but he i ma not be hnniht Into court inlll Auc VII when an adjourned term will le held IJfl MAitr iiiisir vwovi r A il B Insutlrd tier nn a Train hhe PaId but He Mat Let Go Dr Mcci I hubs e of Last ilrane the ft nx nutfrazlit advocate was on alenn lvanla lUnml I t irsin I romn from lvi had el pti rn rtmr dai nlrht lumtt after the train lift Net Krunsttli k cli l cillrd tLec t nductnrnnd lnlftid th tl the tliali II the Mill oppo ite her be put oft the train he de scot the Oust hail mxilttd her by mnKint inipruper gr tnr i At U Mirtt srnt station at Vewark the man wa put olT the train into the custody of hptclsl oiBrer Wrigslii of the Third precinct Judge r ttr1 rs hapi eiiril tn Iw In th Third I rlnilnal I ourt ul Ihr tIme and procrwlxl to try tin it e The prinntr wn well drrwel sal I aid he was tlniiau fin t big hampsgnt firm in th i it and lcui ed I n lng I insulted i the Isly a mi nrotstrd usezaunst hi arrest T her wn aiiulhtr limn iii the eiit w mu h bin to bear him out Judge rggeis uld that the prisoners story seiuit stralghtlorwarcl and he dls rhsrgrd him Dr iuiiy waml indignant hle dnarts that she wnl contnue th prujecu ion as she knows the mans rea name Ooad Wheels 1 Those LlbrU i Cat and s Ititni at 4 Wan n II I Tsfl Jl o1 aT Niw ora cud 147 Ikdfuoi cv lrla IflOhIiXti nr A VMIMV initi The Rotrhnnt Hhe Woe In lIon Down hy a TncTkr flea with Her Nateil Otto Kit of 41D West Thlrtteighth Inet called last night upon Hivietk iQsilhl in 1 girl of 18 of n07 West TwcntJfifth ftret nnd mlKiit KV4 ocloe left the hi i ewlth her its the girls mother suitumil for a liort troll A fcw mlnutis after U they nppiared at 3lsy s lnit IIOUM foot of Vest Forth th street and itut hired n bout for a row Half an hour later one of tie crew of thus freight steamer KiiLlmntres which is I taking cm carco at the fo a of Wot Jrtlith Urccl said to his mates who sees loarirflng at hue steamer how Im k at the IlKht in drr the tests of that tug hell tim n down that t row boat About ISO feet out a tug wa going tip the river with n cow tn the starboard side of tvhli h flie wn fast Tlinl moment she struck thin small boat nmldlilp 1 here w as ti dicker of the light at the small crafts prow and the shout of a nmi ato Iliac Sa itse They nw nothlnc nuns but heanl a cry from the tug I ntch the rope The tug turned I and went down to the foot of Twentyflfth aIrs et Mm wn tin C Htonv Catit William I ioudinan HUM i only hail been saved foolmin told the police that he didnt hue the row boats light After thet coMnnti tls tugs crew got out Hoc with us bunt ho k Tbi e did hut know un til itnas who wn lineonsctojs came to that there was an body els n In the boat Time uIrl ha 1 not screamed GixHlman i wan held i prisoner nrin rr t Tiiniirr ctn A Gang Toush Allempt Robbery Near Paxale hut Are Driven Off PAAIC June 14 A gang of Paterson row die numbering usbsut eight nrnie l with club and lltols mule n n tempt to hold upi trolley car on the Patcnon Pi nlc and Itutherford electric rallwat last night They licttd n dark and lonely place on Centre street where they placed an obstruction on the truck that would brlni the car to a standstill Motorman Kdward Mercellls aw th oiHruc tlon In time and stopped his car The car was loaded with passengers out for a pleasure trip to Kutherftrd lIme rowdies jumpe l on the car and attempted to rob the conductor demanding his money at the point of a revolver The motorman armed with the motor crank attacked the toughs and called upon the paseen ger to ssslst him The highwaymen were driven ofT This is the fourth time an attempt has been made to hold up a car on this line sow armed detective KO with each car and all who at tempt to forcibly Jump on or even steal a ride will be harshly dealt with itI XOSKS tttS WK1L OX FIRE Ilcbtnlnc Strike the Ulcer Natural da nest Ever Sunk PlTTSBfmit June 14Thue Hip Moses gas well on the fcpencer farm on Indian Creek six teen miles eat nf Slsterst Hie W Va and owned by the Victor Oil and Gas Company of Pittsburgh was struck by lightning thIs after noon and Is now in a roaring fire The Die Moses w ar the biggest gas well ever struck It was drilled last ear and the pressure was so strong that the tools were thrown out of the hole the end of the walking beam was beaten off b the huge boulder thrqwn out of the woU and the derrick was literally buttered to pieces For several months no one would undertake the hazardous work of shutting It In After an outlay of much money and many days of hard work It was brought tinder control but special fittings many times heavier than had ever be fore been used had to b made Heavy tlmlwrx were buried deep In the ground and to the tim bers were bolted the fitting In a few months the well burst lu bonds and since then has beta wasting millions of feet of gas every day JIISlIAItCK OAVfi STltEXGTIT He I Rebuked br the Imperial Oovvraraeat for III Attack oa Iloettleher Hi Id is June 11 1 Prince Illsmarck Is feeling very weak and has cancelled all of his engage ments for receptions the Ilrlclvwizftgtr olUclali publishes a note refuting the reference madeby Prince Bismarck to Dr von Bocttleher secretary of the Imperial Home OKlce In a speech to the Farmers League on June is In this speech IJIsmarck bald he would newer vote for a man who w an de sirous of becoming a Minister and whose wife wanted to go to Berlin to play a rfile In society uch a man he added desired to remove all obstacle In his way at court and be come an intriguer If he got to be a Minister he became n sticker Till statement was n direct denunciation of Dr von Iloettleher The note in the ItlehMHtlgT Instances several oc melons when Dr von Ilotttleher desired to resign his ofllce but was not allowed to do K OiEEX ricTuntt AT A JiRI Hhe Watches the Hurnlac nt the Duke of rife Hlcbland Rsldeaee KniMiuioiT June 14 Mar Ixlgc Hraemar Aix nUtiihin the I Highland I i rsMenco of tIme Dilknof Fife sunlnlnw of the Prince of Wales tta burned toda flue fire started In the lukus private run Owing to tiu scarclt of ssuttr time efforts to rxtinguish the Mnmes wern unat ailing The fire spreid to a nearby wood nnd man men ssere set to cuttincdown tires to keep the llnruct from r H hlng the great ball room iind tennIs court Among those wntchliiK the destruction if i theduinl reside toe was tjueen Victoria w ho as n in an she heard uf the tire ilrnve to the scene from llalmoral rhie felling of the tree stooiMtl the spreid of the Arc but not until all the buildings uut lde the tennis court and dairy had been burrnl Most of the furniture nid picture in the lodge were csvol The prujertj sans insured GOiM4 A A 17Til ziscri The llniindmnn Have a Klalen I laad lllackvutllh Irciut llrottat While Itoundmnan Mlchiel Gorman of the Steamboat sqummi1 who In nctlie erennt was Bitting at hit desk last t lht he hwrd Mine tllt g fall Into the water between llcr A and the I lucy Islin 1 iteainlxMt iler i Gorman r in our rdecnga man struggllnc In the water jumped In ualiout eteu uking olT his cost lie I renclnsl time man who wa ueusl I Heerlrln a itatvti ilatmi blacksmith as he wa I gom down aid tiwcd him tn a float where bath men were t illicit from the I water lleerleln who w a a Intoxicated bad ilkeil off time lok He wa uliuiu ur when lde l on the HI at but reoi ered under hens tn ttnent He li the thirtynfth p r on rriioi frmn drowning hi UounUnau tiormai wio li re ceived many mcdaU for his bruter Italy lrepares fur Vur ttlla tieisln IXIM IN June H 1 Adeistchto the I erUral News from Home ny Gen llarineri Governor nf Krytlrto has nutlfted the duti rrintM that war with Abt lnla Is Inevitable and has asked for netml thnutsnd rules to inn this natits allies under tillan Ausia The Government wilioiiipli with 1 his request The lrlc aa Murk Vs rl Ntvv UIMIOV June 14 The tr d 1 boat Krlcsion ran Into Long Island uuniI IwetI five miiet again today her enftnut and laaihlnery working admirably ahms is aid tu have made a Pr d i r MtiniyCte tulle an hour with uruixlors wurViu o rerulutlons when 480 Is the maximum lye Otnaaa iuadrr Pump II th llit I yhsgsaiijDAb2stom9uJ wuiiua eo rapPl I FODIEAim HIS HOME I CiZl titf ir in Mir I or I nnnoKLTif JuO1I ill r u titiJifl51 The Iollee Neml Out nn Alarm for Ihe Ape prrhrnnlnn of III Son William wilt Uliimi the Old Mini Unit funrrellednia Inrbeil Privet IViitr Miiggst a Motive hirle W Hoir 7 i e ars old was found dead at 1 nclo k jcstenlat afternoon lying at the foul of the bisi flu nt stair of hi house at Hi outh Portland ntcmii llrni kl n III fad nlnl head were bndlj I y tit ifid tri lieu The supi sit len nt firm t wii s that I ILs Injuries I trftultril frnni M nci Mentally CullIng down the stalrwny but at n InventlgMi h f oroncT Kent rnled tin suspicion tliattho I old tinui had been nsuittltel Al 11 oclock last night n peliera alarm wa ent out from 1ollc I c Hriidiiuurti I r ailing I for tin terrest of William Henri the old innnl tlilrtnlne carold on as iiis iiiunlcrvr 1I Mr henry retired from bu lncs about twenty v earn HBO and lm Klnclnn lit inetiiietlyoa his Income tntil iuttiuruluty lint his wife and hi son William llnl 1 I with I him In I t tin 5i outh IorU I land aveiiun hott e On hint di Mr Henry who has long been an Invald went to a sanitarium at l41uu Pacific strict and the son who limit given imla father a Cool I deal of trouble wit told by the t4 litter to get some other ouarter as ho would not harlior him any longer Wlllnm had ft rjtiarrel ivlth his father before they sin iratel Mr Ilenrj han l another so i Walter 10 yean old who lives BI iI Knst I wentyllral street Hatbn h nnd on Mon tsr Wulter receive I a letter from hii brother Wllll int telling him that J he hud been ci nt en from the tuusiuse by his fat hmer and threateing to cieten with th old man 1 alter wan omewn t anxlou over the letter and on eilre da night ho wont dots n town to mlt See hula hillier lie found Mm nil right and his LL fore lent lnK warned him nealnt illlnm and Informed him of the thrvit the latter had mnde Ve torda tnornnif William vIsited Walter at his home at Mntbuh anil suriirNed him bf aklumg Ifhihvl luard of their father death Walertohl him that he hud heard nothIng of It and Mippo crl thut hit brother only mad this stitement to annoy him WIIMini Iffl soon after he mnde this statement and hi not been Seen or litarci of since In the afternoon Walter decided to go to see lilt father again and on re thlne tiw hou e ho fount the door locked and the window bolted He called 1ollcman Walsh and when th dnor wa torch thedlCOMry of the old mans teds t swiss made All wa In perfect order lnth hut there Ixlnis i evidences of n trukKle Iollcetna Wdlh reported l Ihe cats as HII or dinar fnrtden death but the examination br Iomner Kene left little doubt that It resulted from violence There were several ucly wounds on the lde and top of the head apparently In fllcl eil with I omui dull Instrument When thus ironers examination made the cae Ietriy one of murder the jiollce made a careful search of the hou e They found that a closet In a rrom nn one of the upper door hud been raniackorl and that wimp business papers hid hen apparently attracted Nothing on the bod of the old man had been dltnrb Hli pocketbook containIng 820 was found Intact In one of his uo ket and the jew city that he wore had not been touched The Coroner thought the old man had been dead at least twelve hour when found making the time of the murder probably Thursday night A gash over the left temple bad prot C Iiblr bepu the cause of death Mr Henry wan a member of the old Brooklyn family after which uPon street wa namtil Hi belonged to the Wxlety of Old Krookh nlten This Is the descrlctlon of the son Vt Illlam 4 sent out by the polio Ace Tl years height 5 feet 7 Inches florid completion thin face 1 small eyes small andy moustache weight iij pounds He wore a cutaway coat and black waistcoat and a black derby hat LoT zx rut jttvtfn VOITAII 05 Hnadred Illuzer Senreli at MclH Tor Ml itrker or llrooklyo BcrrrKN N V June 14Thu rlnglnir of th cnrch bells on Wednesda etenin caoed resi dent for miles around to flock to the village thinking that a fire had broken out or some thing unusual had occurred MNs Parker of Hrooklyn a relative of Mr and Mrs A X Fel low of this village Is I spending the summer Tltb the latter and on Wulnemla afternoon she took a ramble In the mountain accompanied by Jlr Kelloirs clclitjcarold daughter Mar caret Tiny entered the mountains on this Haertraw pile near the district school At nightfall as they did not return apprehen loa was felt for their afet An alarm was quickly given throuirnout the rlllaire and soon after ward ion volunteer wen tramping through the mountains In different directions with lan terns ana torcnes in suareru i or Ui young people It wa tho understanding that when thn news arrlitdtn the village that they had been found the church bells would Is ruing In ordtr to sum mon bilk tho e engaged In the hunt At about li 1 M l John J Her nt of t his vii lage and i nrlzhborof Mr Kelljwa foind tlss imrker and her companion near an unorcupird mountaineers hut In the village of Hillhurn 4 and iulckly hastened to this place H dtitnc or two mlies and the church hell rane nut tho M triad tidings ilss Iarlier sail l that he lied jj tot bewildered and walked In the opposite ill rettlon and when she came to the duirtnii l hut I she gessu up the Idi a of getting out of the moun ifl tain until morning About an hour after dark ne s had set In she heard iopl cry out and she knew that search was hems made for her 3IOKE 31 EX TO SUE ltUCKEFtrTiit Encouraged by the Huere of Merrill Who Got a Verdict for tlnmost a Million DritTii June 14 John D I Hockcfeller against whom Alfred Mcrrltt secured n verdict fur almost 11000000 yesterday ii i to I made defendant In other suits Alfred Merrills suit was slnipl a test cse to cliclda whether or not several others of n similar nature bhould he brought b other who were I once heavily Interested In theMesnbaraiigeand on Monday morning nulls will iv l i IKUUII br Leonldan Merrltt Andrcns Mcrrltt the tmttO of the late Cojsius Merrtttand John F M rrnu J D RiKkefeller had no ciimrnnt tn ma for publn ntlftii et rdnt on the I i i t ciiin dam age Milt that Alfred Merrill has ju t w a agnlnt him In Duluth Mr Merrill ulcinl ttitt he seat let I Ititou i nnulil ilh I t nf nut e in terist with Mr Itockefellei by iiirepres tiin tini IU I I KMI I nlletod tlutt tn lies F T G ties an agi nt of Mr Hockefi li r made fraud uletit rnir pre eitatinii Mrili ked Hi r not the lice Mr hales both said estcrila tliot they would not discuss tliec isi c 4iiir v in 111 t n i r Mrs iueiism Sho V at Injured I lbs Wldnn ol lliuilereil in Dunham IlMllvu M Iur 11 I I A spirited immrse it tachrd to a trriuue lit wlii h nas Mr IH Dunhim I of tin t Aniline I lit r Vtitlij aidltu I rick II rrci In r clerk took frikut at a trolUf tar last citht nuuul d haaiel Ul W mliiiiuton ie nut Tims larrae iim In olliti n uith tru k Htnl HjrU4 ktid M i Iliiiihaiii WIT thrown Into the s r nd awn Mr l Itintinm I I was luck nil up uncwisclijm nnd r mnliMl in fir ner an hour shi win Kerely ITUI i lh luli I i I I rie to llrii Wiru itiuninTMU 1 Ihme i rrinii w t iliinnllil iil suit thit hor tf w ti holy t it ab it tin lcs l C Mr liinhitni is I the widow it Wul tin Ii ri litm tl I wa li t mid n ianti Lii l M i i his ml I e in IM ti h 5 in i i MI r I siL 1 iitrc IU flues nu the turn t r fur slur I HI unalt I in and hie i Itltnlm tHi utrt it Li jlth I I I e 10 ir fillt I Sc ll il if Ik XIIM i that linn It te r u id with i Mrv lluuhkiu I t I f i limn r t liirculim Hull Vllir llu I lnremlril hall u ntirt lian n i hut I Tuirumtli 0 set na rrunilrtl Ut rUiit as html fir broke cut In the building and irn Hid c rnwil Into the street lime llou ciinilth tnhiitt I sass in sesblch In the lodge rooms attn lied l i the hall and meetings were aim buri iild ly I the wxxl carvers anii the Cuuuly VriuauUs sociatioma Although the COO persons In the concert hal ll were bully frUhtened a atilr was arrrteii iiI the seltooseston of a shortikirti I yr ut ii the stage who wurbleU H familiar in j ililellil tlroncn were at work on the j edu ot tLJ building What is f r ilalrcl I flalle Card I nU1 a pair of c aettrr UIJT ttriul I u 4Ia I laI t4lseys Tsln UUllnfall s bop rUirv4 iny onu ft sh ui iiscui lu o a w3aZisie4Civ1sUa5o tUiLt 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r Ij J 2 u THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 1805 WANT TO BUY TilE TRUST I triitKKnri JlJfUW4vr 4 rIo COM I MtTfti orriKH 0HHOOn A Iettllcn In Chlrnin AkIn that the Ifrrrlvrr lie latessetd to Hell the Prop I rrljNol Alt the IllillllerU Included j I niliiiio June 1 H I Nino million eight bun I died thousand ilullir Is I offered for imrl of hoI property of the Distilling and Cattle 1111 I I Company by t the lleorgsnlrUlon Committee which owns or tontroli 8 1 10I7 shares ot the compiin Mock leaving 2iTI shares which stand In tin nninn of Orucnliut nml others Thli I offer It I Hindi In n petition In tho Inltcil Stales I District Cniirt to ham lleeelver MeNulli nI I tiiircd ninl illrtrticl 1 to sell nit time properly of I In1 I Whiskey TriiM nn certain ronti It Ion I Ylie petition I wns Illpd with tlui clerk of the cotiil til cutting by Mnrnn Kraus Mayer I andJuhn 1 I V IIin solicitor for the t petition I Ini Iteorgiitilzallon roiiunlttie It hR been at I pected for stitn time and M soon as the id verse I derision of the Illinois Hiitirrmo Jour was an C tiomicod It as considered necessary to hasten a I iiilc of tlm property I fly agreement with J ml en Bhowaltcr Hi I petition will ho heard anti the Ureenlitit oppo I fltlon l Ic expected totnako vigorous objection The whole aim of the stalcmcnts contained In I the petition In I to convince thus Court that the I Immense anti widely separated estate cannot lx I I operated perm muitly with duo regard for the I Interests of the stockholders under the present f ricslvcrshlp system and In the fnco of threaten lug opposition The bid of tho petllloncri conlalns the pro t t Isln that they shall ho nllowcd to rctnln I such proportion of the purchase prlco nit the I total number of shares owned or controlled by i the Iteurgitlm imit lois Committee bears to thn total f siiilsfuctory ciipilal mock security of time rompiiny upon furnishing t I Tne total cntillal stock of the company out Te slanillnu In I JIAUUDOOI The ixtllloiHTS Also I ogree to pay time receiver or hM ciuciforon onli of court all claims which Khali I he I mtdj tot I I calrd nml ordered pulil They make It a condi 0 tion that the bid filial I be nciiptpil ansi Irish rer II nmilonlthln twenty day Mil host If I a higher h e lilildir hlillimmle I tho tiropertv nliall be sold to such Final pronociitlon of time hill Attacking tho 0 KUr of p SlOUOOOd t hy I rettm htmL and others to f t tImernei yes N I ninde I condition of the purchimc r time proponed nalr li to be made subject to tho I I payment of whatever may be found ittio to the ml I IioIdorH of f these iiue tinnablo bOut which nro neciirc l by trust died to the Central Trust tum II pany 3 i Ine distilleries enumerated In the petition II be Included In I the vim rchmnmui art I Ijiitonla t 1 liaili Trrrp Ilautn I Consolidated iStorrsi I Cin cinnati 1eorla Woollier Manhattan rent I II VefliTn Monnrrli mind Sunburn Hamburg I anil Mtar and Cretccnt of Ickln ill untruth IIH 1 M Louis I St lrrlnl 111 I I and Hhlfohtt I 1 Clilrauo I Willow prlll omaha and Mnddux H llolmrl I I of Cincinnati I The compimvs nlllco t bulldlncand contunts are Included In the petition n Ihiflm statement of the ss etsand liabilities b I limdeby the reich tsr to the itvurgamm Izntio COl U I inlttee U I made nubile It give the nets of e the estate Mav I 1NII5 31H7illOK liabilities liuluilvu of accrued rentals nnd tales 140 I llil I heaving anftets of Sl IIa l l i In excess of I 1 I liabilities bills pa able aro JllJOOOl which In 1 cludes 70001 advanced to tho receiver by the committee rebate toucher claim 4llHOll of 1 hlch S 114110 i Isclnsjed I as defaulted accrllert t Interest on bonds S5000 On Juno 1 th pro w portion or cash onsets to liabilities remained the o same t Tho petition says that ireenhut Hobart H I Greene Ilenntss and Morris from the forma tl 1 tion of tho Trust Feb 11 1 IHDO to Sept yv at 1 1N04 held control and Feb 1L 1810 bought elilhlyone dlntlllcrles Afterward they bought Y elcht more Flue object of tho bidders In not offering to purchase all them eightynine dls d tlllerlrs Is I to avoid the pitfalls which brought the Trust to 110 fate by Judumentof the Supreme Court which held that the buying of so many distilleries and then their doors to dltierle all closing Ior was t crush competition and form n trust SVC411 MMJV7 I7 trtUflSSSKS I the1r Trial for nefunlnB Answer Que p lion to lit IlcKiin on Mnnday d WAHMIMSTCIX June 14Subpunas have been dl ueil by the Supreme Court of tho District of bi nlumbla for Kecrntary Carlisle John K lu diaries alit Theodore Havemeyor of the Sugar Bl rriiit and other prominent men to appear as Blft ltnes es In the trlnl of the brokers all news I pspir orresiHindentn chnrgtd with contempt d lor refusing tn anumuer questions before the Son lu rte Sugar Ildal limstlgathiK Commltteo of biPI tho Klftythlnl Congress The case utiii bo I lnlre wi PI culled for trial on Monday It Is understodd 1 hi that the Department Justice tuili assist In tho hi Vreuttomm j the reel puriosaof which Is I to get w n llnnl derlMon upon tliu t constitutional iUuntliin J Intoivci l se The accused men were certified to the Su ar prune Court o hit District by tlio Vlcoln Hi l ilmt and pre ldlnu iifllier ot the Senate upon lWl tlit recommendation of thn t Chairman of the Wl Investigating iummlttHv i lor refusing to testify dc This ml lon wn 0 inLun under an almost for t law of IS17 i unit every effort uihI be orKc liniile In the t lIlt cneet to nppeal from what Kc declslnii N I mnhu the and evir teol mI ultimately bring A question of the innMltntlnnalliy nf tin Inn ho l 11 lore the Supreme Coiit of time United States ca I be I itovernmjnt has been rioiisly cmbjr 01 rus cil on mriny oci itslniis by tho t refusiil of at t ale srti to itivu testimony before the commlt en test of Congress amid until thn Sugar Kcandal m lnvri tl atloii ibi Hiw rof f the law tit 18S7 had la not Invoked fur more than of llIIl 1 anuarterof n ev century I Thetiovcrnment Is usptclull anxious m v i to IJ hay It declared ie m llro rBdnl ca 4JMOR I fl Till lltTTfK SIIIlS It J I I I lt lrI 811 Itcli cli T5i or Nlrkrl fstcrl Curved Plate and tb or 1roUctllf In lie Mn lr roiay l on m BO WASIIINOTOX Juno 14A nickel steel curved lai nrinor plate treated by the Harvey process SI representing the ulincis turret armor of the cruiser Iliooklyn and the battle ship Oregon will bo balllsllcally tested tomorrow at Indian Head proving ground by firing at It with a sixInch iIfle and mi acceptance trial will b given Limo last lit of thirteenInch semlarmor plerclncprojectiles l for tit big battleships under service conditions Tho renewal of activity actvity ag at Indian Head promises to continue until contnuu Inll Bl all the armor now under contract by the Government Is accepted or rejected Only i ci 11800 tons remains to bo manufactured nnd by ii tutu contracts this must all be delivered to the navy before Oct 1 All the side armor re Si quired except that for the sides of the Ilrooklyn t Ii awl tone has been accepted All that remains to be delivered for the battle xblps Massacbu Jen l Potts Indiana and Oregon consists of turret plates The work on the Indiana Is nearest comple a O tion that vessel requiring only her thirteen Inch turrets to IM made ready for a It Is estimated that she will go Into commission In t September to bo followed In December by tho j ilassachusetts and Oregon I pr TiE JJtKCltllS METALS on Kmllmutt She World or 1rodnrtlon fro fluid ansi Silver In 1HO4 o Ju WASHlKOTdN Juno 1 Time Director of the cot i Mint I K Ireston estimates tho worlds pr o unction of gold for the calendar yar 18U4 to vra have approximated N7SOS1K flume ounces of the Milne of 8lrllni0iun against SlSBHItllOOO for IHUI Mum Ing an Increase of 07snoo In TeC thl 1HIH The greatest Increases In tho production l till nf gold In tho scar were In Africa 11400 I 010 In Australia Sum 071000 In the Inlted UP UlO II AIlrlU 1 07000 II Pnled Mates SnBOOOOO alit In Mexico iltAOtiU i Mr Irenlon estimates the worlds production ow of silver for IhIM at H1AII1HIN tine ounces of Ino the coining KUO of 8314481000 the bullion Imliol G valilo of the eame at the Merle price tlMW edits was 10Ai4Hii3 showing a difference between lime I coining and bullion value ot 1011 ter lifDHA The Increiisi In the production of Ml nw vtr In lln 1 m er I HIM was TtfaOOU nnnces Tho 111 grrateit Increiues In thn I production of idlvrr 11 oeru In llollvla SIOHUODUO In Mexico at t I0OUO In Peru JUUOOOO In ChllC In J14DOOOO liidrvrrr Zl400000 ChiI flx Ilolh Limo iinnluctlon of gold and silver In 1801 nfl ru olet tutu of any juht year In the worlds i let I Illblliry Rh a I Ivll KrrTlci lirrnrm In I the Government 1riattsi Cae WASIIWITOX Juno HThe Government Prlntlrg Oftlco rules a signed by the President inn idu for the groupingnf time force Intorliwues un a basis of compensation They provide for priii ticnl compctltltu examinations and for places for which examinations are not practlca Wr for the registration of applicants and their fippolntmcnl In the order of registration Llinl Intlunk uit age are tiled at llo 1 45 for men and 1 In tn 15 1 for women No i application may be re celled 1 for admUsInn to umflu of the mrclianlcal irndulf the applicant bus not served At least Site years at the particular I traileon year of which mutt have been rendered n a journey luau In other respects the requirement for I einmlnatioii are simitar t those In other branches of limo clarslllrd service p I j Our Fleet tart ft r Illrl I VASIIINQTOV Juno 14Admiral KlrLland cables the V a vy Department that the New Ynrk Columbia and M 1 Francisco left open i hagen this mornlmt for Kiel whrrc under their orders tUcy are 10 arrive tomorrow I 1 k ii i i TIIK OLD UONZrOnl Ordered to Re Removed from the James ftlTer to Ijenctie Island WASIIINOTOX June Commander Forsyth nhu huts lxn onlcrcd to superintend the ro mnvnl of tho old monitors from the James lllver near Illchuiond where they hate bocn for over twenty Jcsri visited the navy Depart ment today on his wny to his post and received Ilnal Instructions Vlillo the rltlens of Rich inond protest against the removal of these vis Isis thcdf tcrnilnatlonnf department to con crntrato all Its reserve Vessels nt Iengue Island lmi not been inodllled since It I was announced tmcrnl year ago that the Iengue Isinnd 1 sta I tion was itrslsncil for a great rendeivotis or I ship hospital Over I half time linnclads I m tmo at already been nrtlerid to i that point the Innt being the Mlunlonoinoli nnd Sesuvliis Initli of nhlcli hnvo beth in active commission for sov era var Tho monitor itect near Illchtnnnd 1ms been wholly unprotected In care nf war Its location Isunsulled t In the rapid lilting out of s Kcliln cnfts of emergenc while a League Island there objections do not exist The Jason Mon tsuLnnd Nahant have already been remnted I room tbi James Itlvcr In League Iiland I This was slime during Limo Chilian excitement Tho Wrandntte which at the same time was taken to Norfolk to bo mado rvady Is now going to New London for thu Use of the Connecticut linval inllllhi i while the Nnntilcket has been loaned to the Ito of NorthCarollnanril time Inionlc to Massachusetts for naval respite ships Ordetn wIre isuluI yesterday to lend tho Mnnlnuk i to the Nuu Jersey limit btihuuia ut Cam den and the snmr Stain I Is I to have time sailing shin Portsmouth at Jersey City The CuUklll nnd t Lehlgh hnvo been selected as time best remaining monitors In the Jamen litter and Admiral itruitsi n has been ordered to hate them toned to Norfolk to bo made ready for sea at once They urn dumlncd for League Island i nml after their departure only thoAJax Cationl cue Mahnpac and Manhattan i nlll I I remain at Hlchmond Ills I posslblu that one or more of these vlll he found In niich condition that they cannot bo repaired stilllclrntly for active service at reasonable cost In which CIO they will re main Indefinitely where they now are or b sold as Junk JAPANS XAVAL IllOOJIAMlUK Hope that Our Hliliibnllderts urlll Get Con tract ror Until IMp WAsnixoTox June ltiTiio State Depart ment has received from Japan tho report that I programme of Increasing the size of the navy has been decided upon ali within n few months the construction of several different classes of war ships will begin This turograumume Is understood to contemplate tho tiulldlne of several mammoth battle ships armed with the boot ordnance and 1 protected with the heaviest armor carried on modern vessels of their class Two or three battle ships will bo contracted for before tho close of the summer and these will be followed by several firstcliiss cruisers of tho highest Ipeed and steaming endurance Tho Indemnity secured fiom China for the withdrawn of Japanese troops and a cessation of hostilities will be devoted In part to rebuilding the uavy and erecting formidable coast defences It Is I said Japan recognizes the fact that she Is I now to bn recorded as the loading power of the Kast and with Kussla clusu by and ever ready to dominate some part of orcn her safety nnd freedom tsiii depend upon l her own strength and ability to hold the Russians In check Japan Is also said to feel that China will endeavor In time to remove tho stigma o defeat hyatinallcr nation and as soon asehe Is prepared will make deliberate war on the Island empire lauana navy Is nlretdy large when the captures mado by hcrare taken Into consideration Nearly twt ntllve vessels of all clashes ware taken from the Chinese many of which were line crnlser and torpedo boats All of these are now undergoing repairs and when completed wilt b equal to new ships These tvithm her own ships will I bring the fighting strength of her navy up to that of the United I States when the In battle commission ships I and other vessels now building are The Japanese naval attache nt Washington has a high regard for the ability of Amcil can shipbuilders and has represented to his Government the advantages of considering the United States w ben contracts are asked for battle ships and hightype embers IIJI WASHINGTON TOPICS Prnilon Anenelr to lie Pieced Inilrr the Civil Hrrvlce Iaw WASIIINOTOV June 14It Is I stated post tlvely this afternoon that tho United States 1enslon agencies will bo brought within the provisions of tho Civil Service law not later than July 1 Tho order to this effect will probably bo promulgated within tho next few days This change Is deemed necessary lot only to prevent dl mlsial tom partisan purposes but also for the Improvement of the service In asmuch as tho average intelligence among time clerks who have been appointed of late years Is I said to be much higher than that of those who secured places under the old method Secretaries Carlisle and Herbert and Postmas terGeneral Wllion did not attend todays Cabi net meeting each of them being out of tho city All the other Cabinet officers were present Tho session was not unusually protracted and It Is i understood was chiefly devoted to closing up routine ell prior to the summer recess An lmpre slon prevails that hats will bo the last Canlnet council before the President departs for Gray iablex Jennie U Hoot no Chapman of Waterbury Coon has been disbarred from practising be fore time Interior Department She associated oocae her father with herself In tho pension business he luivlna previously been disbarred N C Price of Washington D C has nisi been ails barred from practising before the department for demanding Illegal fees In pension cases Secretary Lament today detailed LleutCol Oiiy ti Henry of the Klfth Cavalry to attend tho encampment of tho Now York National Inard at PeekHklll beginning Juno Salooal 10 will report to lov Morton for such service as IS limy bo required of him Vivian Brent of Maryland has been promoted us Assistant AttorneyGeneral for the Interior Department from JflOO per year to Ssjao to succeed Kraory F host appointed Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Ofllce Judgo Brent has been a law clerk In the depart ment for ten years and will now bo designated First Assistant Attorney Major Hobert W Hunter Virginia has been appointed an Assistant Attorney In the Interior Department at OAUO per annum Major Hun ter was appointed Chief o time Accounts Di vision of the General Land Ofllce In 18H5 and the next year uvau madc a special Inspector of time Public 881 land service which place he reslgntd In OUR Gonna sumAnn FVGLAVltI A French Coniul Hays Our Catton Are the Sleet and Chpet WASHINGTON June lBTbe French Consul at Panama In a recent report t his Govern ment says Cotton piece goods r the chief articles of Import At present they nil come from Kng land but the tnlted ni make better and cheaper roods and could In a shot time twrome master of the situation The few woollen cloths cashmeres merinos and cheviots Imported come from Franco Germany also supplies cot ton and wuollon cloths Army and Navy Order AKINITOS June HTh following naval orders have ben Issued Ileut A O Wlnterhslter hat been detached from the llurrsu of f Kqulpmenl and U I aulgneil to the Bear KnilgnC 1 Etrnrnn Is I detuned from the Thetis ami ordered to lh llcnnlnxlnn Kndgni C II McVay ami I J Mgmejcr are detached from the Jlcnnlngtnn ordered home and three mouths leave I granted Ihtm These army orders are announced General court martIal appointed In meet at Fort Grunt Arts fo time trial ot such pcnom as may tn t n uht before I Detail for the court rrnmdoventh avairy Italor TIIIto A laMwll CPI lor1 J umwiau I Ftnar1 S burrs Emtwarml 1 llsttiy ii org a limajac suimi John S Orehauuu Vtrsi Itl Iuwtk Ik 8mMutai 1 LIut John I I I iarsanamm hmrlcu J I ummuamauamhs hhhtiamum It OiOiaiu 111 J cIr tirst lisut 10 jW Il IeCoraamluk i J uige ont Ah ThelfKvaofjslisrnco for seven days granted Tart Sly I TIfl tauairyh I xt naVrtw iiiythr r In for 51cm days lanlo Cpl Frederick K Wad lInt tvsiry I clnd1 flue lrdel tvve Inr Iwonl sisys II grmmmtcml d1 harls A Itllrd Variaaamn tolh aai apt Ur tltnl Third avairy wilt proceed 10 his 11110 Whet ise is I Ulhlllllo await reliremament Cpr Janmee I A1r Orlnlee lepalI will mkell eedllg four stilts durl1 the Inolll imf Juno rll umOYranrl Ilan1 10 the Stale elnmpiuu gruaal at 1va sun cia ofliiai bustnesi pratuumn I 111 tti 0mfl5irUctjoum ut the seacoast battery I at tat piece for the tisip m leave J foam monihi to take dIces Sm pt I I rrl granted 14ooat 1leut I lntt izmimlt1is Sixth camefry I I mar tutu I IIDlh to take sOot time latter Inll Assitilut of August Ic Irantell Iapl Marlborough C ttystum5 Yellow Fever In era Oa V IIIXOTON June 14riurgronncneral Vman received message today from Vera Cruz announcing that for the week ending

Juno 3 there had been five deaths from yellow ever and that the disease was on the Ilow A lo e A Hoi 39 Cortlandt Ht 6IJII 1 lumber suits TM 976 ll7J upward I j u I f o PESTEBS NORTH AMERICAN ANNorZNO TACTIOH op JOHN ICIrAJr 01 MIL lEA Klur The Name of Olr or the home nnnh Vied Without AuthorIty In the He cent Application to Chnneeltor lien I Thu application made to Chancellor McOIll In New Thursday for order requiring Jersey on Thlfliny nn rfllrlo the odlccrs of the North American Company to how cause why the companys stock transfer books should tint ho open to the Inspection of certain of the stockholders warrants the publi cation of Interesting facts that have Iwcn In limo possession of Tilt htN for some lime Last February John Hcnalitr a Milwaukee lanjcr came to this city nnd has since then been per sistent In his efforts to secure recognition of some kind from the management of the North American Company 11 Is I not a stockholder of record and has admitted to ofllreni of tho company that ho has no direct Interest In Its securities Ho was lie claims an attorney or negotiator tar the sale of one of tho properties now consolidated under thn title of tho Milwau kee Street Railway Company the securities of which form tho principal 1 nwet of tho North American Company and asserts that ho was not adequately compensated for his services In that ttansactlon That however Is I n matter that does not concern the North American Com pany In view of tho nppnmchlne election of the an nual meeting of the North American Company Hchantz has been persistently endeavoring to obtain n list of Its stockholders for tho purpose of securing proxies to 0 used against tho pres ent management Ho his also It Is I alleged threatened to Institute proceedings to throw tho i company Into tho hands of a receiver In his effort to pry Into thu affairs of tho company I presumably to uncross tho management ho approached ono of tho largest hold eri of North American stock a prom Incnt member of the Stock Kxchange who In reply to his Inquiries offered to Introduce him to the Chairman of the Board of Directors Mr ieorgo I Sheldon Schnntz arceptod l limb otTer but requested that ho bo Introduced under nn assumed name whereupon he was all hut 1 boilll thrown out of tho otllco of the stock holder referred to An affidavit covering this Incident was made yesterday by the stockholder rcfcned re ferIltl Schnntsiihsenuintlynmdon formal demand to examine the stock books of time company In company with t William I C I Hothermel ut Phila delphia 1 time holder of Hfty shares of the com panys stock and time principal complainant In the t present action In chest of the circumstances already noted tho olllcers of the company by advice of counsel declined to exhibit this books the other petitioners In the suit before Chan cellor Mclilll are Kdmund Stcphenson Presl dent and Fnincls li Druku cashier of Limo Hume Hank of this city Charles Duggln n retired contractor and Alfred W Itartlett I ntll recently Hsrttett bus been connect ed with a typewriting establishment In loner l oA Rt Ke F sltrl Ilioadway and has advertised of late as secre tary of a protective committee of North Ameri can stockholders A Week or so ago hemmed Into tho mulct of I member of thn Stock Kx change Proxies bearing his signature nnd that of John rchnntz havo twen circulated In Wall street fo signatures Schantz cuntldei to imla friends that be aispirts to bo the next President of the North Atncrlcnn Company When President tehen on of time Home Hank R Informed yesterday of tho pretensions and tactics of Schantz ho wild that the mmcc of his naiiiu as President of tho bank nnd also that of his cashier In time proceedings In Now Jersey were unouthorl7ed isthp bank nas not u stock holder He however Iiolds North American stock personally and linn notified the manage ment that he w III send It his proxy An ortlcer of the North American Compnny ald ye tciilay that the proceedings caused the management no apprehension though llki all prevlotm attacks of schant they arc annn ins The proxy om mitten the management has In hand proxies on a large majority of the stock and additional proxles arc constantly coming to hand He added rh iel Is desirable I to cone t one serious misstateinent made In time application to Chiin cellor Mclilll namely that Henry Vlllnrd is Mill largely Interested In tho company and dominates nates the management There nre no Indications that lard who was the original promoter of the North Amen an Company AH n blind peculate pool under the title of the Oregon and Transcontinental Company his any Interest whatever nt present In I its securities He limit clrlt le certainly 111 no voice In Its management Time preent directors repre sent themselves nnd other stockholders who sutferod on account of Vlllarils reckless mumk management of the company nnd whose only comlr aim is to save w hat they can from time wreck ho bequeathed them uhen he retired from the man agement In pursuance of thnt policy the loomis of the company ti ore recently transferred to friendly I i and steps have been taken to re organize the MIlHankco Street linllnay Com pany upon a hats that will make Its securities marketable and thus 4iable the company to liquidate its Indebtedness Tho art sent man agement line nothing to conceal and any stock holder who Is Interested solely II ni conserving and Improving the value of bis security can t dlfllculty obtain full Information re garding the attulrs and prospects of the company AMERICAN WATEIt CO AFFAIRS Chnneellr SIcOlll to Intrrfrre or New Jersey XtefnitB An application was made to Chancellor Me GUI In Jersey City yesterday to set aside the ac tion taken by the courts In Omaha and Denver In regard to the American Water Company This company which started with n capital stock of 830000000 Is In the hands of a ra craver The Farmers Loan and Trust Company huld 1 mortgage on its 7 per cent bonds which were secured by property In Omaha In fore closing the property loan and trust com pany sought to Include time 6 percent bonds which hud been Issued on the property In Denver lel ver but the holders of tho bonds protested on the ground that limo company had not acuulred Ic

tho property In Denver until after the mortgage on tho Omaha property had been given to the rarmers Loan and Trust Company This con tcntlon WBS not sustained by the court In lien ver and the property there which was alleged to be worth S1000000 was sold for SlOOOOUO Chancellor Mclilll after listening to a long ar gument refused to Interfere Sir Henrique May Succeed Mr Howell as IlrldKe Prcnldtnt Tho adjourned annual meeting of the bridge tnntess has been fixed for Tuesday and there are intimations that the plan on foot Is I to dis place Mr Howell RO President and elect Mr Henrlquea as his successor rime Hoard consists of tho Mayors nnd Comptrollers of both citlen exnmclo and Messrs Howell Keaney Imvel lige and Henrlqucs it is I said that Mr Ileum riques tu ill receive the votes of Mayors len and sclileren Comptroller Palmer and Mr Piige leaving him a clear majority over Mr howell A redistribution of the patronage is I said to b Involved tho contemplated change Trolley Srd In llrnoklyn President Lewis of the Ilrooklyn Heights trolley rood President Partridge of the Do I Kiilh avenue rod and VlcoPrenldont lllerslcy of time Atlantic avenue road hud n conference with Mayor Sclileren yesterday In reference to the speed of the trolley can They spoke In favor of Increnslng the present rate of speed nnd complained of the reduction In receipts hince the slxmllesanhcmr ordinance went Into cIted Mayor tcbleren Intimated that BOIII change In the ordinance would Ihnlo meet with his approval The Inventori of 1 trolley speed Indicator to I IKput up in each car exhibited their contrlv Lance at the City hull yesterday and eonllv probably lie adopted wi F W Thompson Will On Mil Divorce The Jury In the case of Frederick W Thomp son eat Mary A Thompson which was on trial for thren days In the City Court In Ilrooklyn yesterday returned a verdict far the plaintiff The couple had been married twentylive years tuad the liubUnd twentrtvo 1 l his I wifes liitimaoy nh Thomas Polhemus who has been dead fourteen ears George P I David son a travelling salesman and a member of the respondent Union League Club In Ilrooklyn was alto a co Mar Hulolll llelurnn WniblnRton Mgr Patolll was to hare confirmed about 850 Italian children yesterday morning at this Church of hi Joachim ft Itooievelt street but as he felt Indisposed and besides had an engage scent with 1 Mexican bUhlpon WahlnMonVhe murne1 to thus capital Archbishop Corrlgnn ralIRI Archbohol administered contirmatlon Instead CorrllRI Jiacimina there lau evening mind attended the blessing at a belt u A Legal Vlclorirfor Ilrnokljn Firemen The Court of Appeals has reversed the adverse

decision of the lower courts on the question of increasing the pay of the members of the lrooklyn 110 fire Departmcmt under the law of UoAdooi laIUo Trip W ASINITON June J4Aselstant Secretary cretar McAdon will leave Washington on the Dolphin on Sunday morning to Inspect the various bat tallons of Stale natal l reserves Ualtlmore will Lo Visiteal Oi Monday J when the Maryland inllltla will be mustered and the Dolphin will then go to North lllOUna tu Inspect the wi Illury force there lloyond that the programine 10yoI of lusuctlou bu not been nrraugcJ i xotr WATCH ron FZLz UIrEnl Vnlltd Htntesi District Allures and Mar hall nt Innlrnetlon WASIIINOTOX June 14Tho favr Depart ment Is Informed of the sailing of the United Plates cruiser lUlelgh for Key West on her mission t suppress Cuban filibustering expedi tious The lUIolgh which passed out of Bandy Hook yesterday afternoon a 4 oclock should reach her new post of duty within three days Lying In tho harbor of Key It and readily accessible to telegram from both State and Navy Dipartruvnts the Italelgh will probably keep the coast patrolled by her small boats and steam munches In such manner as tO assure Muln the fulled states are determined to sIster the Cuban sympathies In Florida from further violation of tho neutrality laws loIRtln 10ItrRIIIRW Attorneytlcneril Hnrinon has addressed tel lers to nln tilted Htcites Dlstrlcl Attorneys nnd Marshalsalong the A 111 I tic seaboard Instinct Ine them tip tin all In I their I power to prevent the violation of tho neutrality laws by Cuban Mil buster Ho has taken this step it the Instance of Secretary of Slate Olnvy tell has enclosed In every cusp this letter dated lime I lu and re ceived bj Ill from tho Mate Department M The llamnnihlt the Attnrnrv ttrnflitt Silt t It Is nmtterof curieiitrnmnrnnd news palier report tliit at Mirlous points In thvf tilted Mules attempts RIO klnl I by enllMment of len the Piiulpmenl and nrmlng of vessels and by other Illegal measures to aid llio Insurrec lion now In urogiess In I the Island of Cuba trnlls Millo this department hns not been furnished with tangible ovldencp confirmatory of such ru nor lit reportilt deems It of great ilat par taamue that no isusti Lila olllrtuIII be ghcn fur rpmplalnts that tIme lovcrninent of tho I tilted States has III any respects fallen short of Its full duty to n friendly nation I Is respeclfully suggested therefore ulglslet thai the Inlted States Attorneys anal Marshals for the several districts 1 rmbraclnc the t const Iliac between New York and Urownsvillo Tex have their attention called to time subject and bo specially enjoined to see to It thai the neutrality laws of the frilled I State are faithfully ob served and all violations thereof promptly ansi vigorously prosecuted Itespcctfufly I lours IticiiAnn Diiry HAVAMA June 14A despatch from Mana IR17R niio says that eight Insurgenls among them lllcardo a Malta and Iedro Cabrera and thrco Havana student surrendered t the authorities at that place today IHrOUIrANf DKttTS Dade for hp Cumins Year The Colony Owen Nearly 12OOOOoO ST JOHNS June ItecelverGencral Scott presented tho budget to the Legislature todny The colonys revenue for 18114 was 1040140 and llio expenditure SLIUUUO leaving n de ficit of about 1100000 The public debt at the end of 1804 was Jn 1 1 KIUOU The Interest on the funded and float Ing debt was SIHOOOO The balance against tho colony In floating obligations Siam SlNliiOil The rocnuu for the half year ending June MO 18115 was about ioOOO amid the expenditure nil eXlenllllro abut SHHIlOOO dullclt S4iil000 The public debt Is I Increased by Mr Hands loan to Sll 702000 For the year beginning on July 1 IMC the ItecelviTGoneral estimates the HeIVrOenrnl lms revenue at 81017000 and the expenditures at SlilllOou The building nf the railway will add SlflOOOOO to tlio debt during next year Increased taxa ton Is I proposed nnd a general addition of five per cent In duties WRECK Ob A GUNBOAT Those Aboard Her Were Token off In Their NlKht Clothe LIVEHPOOU Juno HTho steamer Dakar from West African ports arrived hero today She reports that the gunboat Heecroft was wrecked lately nt night near Old Cnlabar dur ing a tornado Sir Claude Macdonahl time Niger Commissioner his wife anti about foity others were aboard the gunboit 1 bey were rescued In their night clothes by the launch Maple Leaf MAT CALL THE FLAG IHRTY irAQ As He I a Good Clerk lila Kmployrr Will Not Itlmlm Him TOPEKA June 14 Hecelver J 1 C Wilson of the Atchison Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad and HalrRd an nounced yesterday that lounge I Gallon would not ho discharged iallon Is I the clerk In the Auditors olllco who referred to the American flagaiadiity rag The local Urand Army pot and the Sons of Veterans adopted resolu tions demanding his dismissal Mr Vllcm Hint ho regards the says rRrJ language used by iallon as the result of I iiersonal ijuarrel and I as Interfere tuition la I a good clerk he dot not Intend to Where use Fleet Fine Wan Made PniiAnriritiA June HThe celebration of Flag lAT Ihe 118th anniversary of the birth of the national emblem was appropriately ob ervcd In Philadelphia today It Is In this city on Arch Street that time house stand where Sirs Hctsy Itnss HIP Inker of the first ting lived and thousands of public school pupils arid a number of other persons visited the dwelling which tt a profunely decorated There were several flag raisings nl public schools Mr Mrlneeke Found Wandering with Hrr Children Mrs Jane Melnccke 27 years old was found last night by OITlcar lleorgo Noel of the Weft Sixtyeighth street police station wandering with her two children echo r years old and Adele 8 yearn old At the station house she aid that she had been dispossessed from her hOle the addrctui of which she refused t give nnd had no plm o to sleep Slio was locked up Agent Wakaflcld of lImo lierry society took charge of Limo little ones A Brooklyn Police Hrrneant Ilelnalnted Tho General Term of tho Supreme Court In Brooklyn has directed the reinstatement of Edward Gaus a police Sergeant During the trolley strike Claus was accused of drunkenness by Capt Dunn and after a trial Commissioner Wcllos found him guilty and dis missed him from the department On the trial several witnetres sworo that Uaus was perfectly sober and lIt for duty IefeotT 1roipret Park Improvement The firm of W T Lambof Droofclyn has got tho contract for tho contemplated til Ionmpllet Improve ment at the enlrance to Prospect Park The Improvements Include two granlle columns an ornamenlBl granlle wall on Ihe Ninth avenuo Bide and two new shelter houses The work will cost 8ua783 Fell from n Fire E cnne Jessie Forllno three years old while playing on the front fire escape at 107 Korsyth street last night fell through thn manhole to the side walk sir king agaInst William Corcoran who a passing The ciillil was badly hurt Hue was taken to this liouvernciir Hospital olrncur 10 IR I I I j White Swelling Came on my lee after I hacl a severe attack of typhoid fever anti pieces of the bone came out Rheumatism joined the Scrofula to put me In misery and I was confined nt home three months I trlecl Hoods Sarsa parilla and Non fOld It Just tho medicine for me It relieved me of pain and nave men pin lVe 00 n good appetite and I laid aside my crutch and cane HovJiiK taken ten bottles of healed hloomIs nnd faHrs8Pnr1 mS llmb II entirely Now I Am Perfectly Well I can do a cooel days work on my farm with out becoming very tired I welch more than ever and havo not had any use for a doctor since I took the Unit dose of us Hoods Sarsaparilla I cannot praise It too much and recommend It to all nufierliiK with white swelling nr HwelQl o simiar nij HlntCiEOHOK W OliOM UI4 Jit 1leasant Marylaml floods Pills Clr halltU1 constipation onltpUDI lrlco c per box r Cloud evening You can wnsto monoy oven hara unless you bring your buy back by buying clothes lens fino than your position in lifo calls for suit in to tin L trSw liSle 11 IBO 250 1 Ton shoes II And 3flO Negligee uhlrts JlftO 8 and 1280 Batlilnz nulls 1230 173 8 3 tnSO Your money back if you want i ROGERS PEEr fc CO Tln1 CPrtnce 1IAI A 1 J Vnrren Irtlt 821 1 511 I ELECTRICITY OS TIlL ELEVATED Mr stage Hay that Nn Conlrnet Hn llrtn Mnde with the Wentlnichou iompnuy Mr Russell Sage uho Is a member of this Executive Committee of tho Manhattan Hall way Company Mid jeslerdny thai there was no truth In tho etnlement mndo In a Pittsburgh despatch that tho Wcstlnghouse Company had secured n contract to a equip thu lines of tho ole inteel roads In this city with electric service Mr I Sago sold I Is well known that Mr Wcstlnghouse has been for a long time trylne to devise somu safe nnd Miru method of ap plying electricity 10 t the operation ut our rOlls An far as time Manhattan Hallway Is concerned the mutter stands Just as It I did a year ago tha I to say wo are In time market for any plun ol electrical operation thut can bo shown to meet our requirements We must haie list of nil safety for our passengers Then wo must have n s stern thai Is not above In Its operation the InlelllKencoof the ordinary ivoikman Btich a we now employ Lastly and not by any means of the least Importance comas tho question of cost of equipment Wo want In Justice to holders of our securities t secure the best de vices at time lean H v lblo cost Ihadn I note from Col Haln this morning a hag that ho Imd examined Um Illlsburgn apparatus and hI i pelk smell ut It Ho Millie turn to thc I city tomorrow 1 In i order to be here during the ceremonies Incident to lao I opening of the Harlem Milp Canal on Mondnynnd next week ho w ill go to Chicago to examine I Limo rlec Irlca equipment uned on tho Wrst Side Elo i vated In that city When he shall baio com pleted his Inspection of tin lrllu methods of appling electricity as a motlio power he nlll make his report to our committee Iwpr we may ask for estimated from ulcctrlca companies Otllt1 eltrleRI cOllnnleo e have not considered yet tIme probable cot nf changing from steam to eleclrlc Iti nor can give I iu any estimate of the cost per mile I I wo should decide lmlt adopt elrctncliy t the chnnge would be miide grad mialiy nnd u trlnl woulil hp mado first probably cm tho Second avenno line Tho whole subject is however a problem of the future IlTTsiifimn June Ufol F K Hahn Vice President nnd general manager of tho Mnnhat Iln t lllllv I Company Flunk J Gould and Illlnin Northrop of New York who arrived In Pittsburgh I i t last cienlng aceonipanh l by Lemuel I llannlster coneial manager of I lie West liighnuso Electric Cuumim Palm Thomas Hodd chief civil engineer of the Iennsj iranla Com Jiany I nnd George HFulton I I leuuim syl calm ii Hall road trainmaster at Walls formed a party which went to WllmcrdliiK station emu special Pennsyliaiila I Hnllroiid t rid ma conIc t ii Is mont Iti g Hie New Vork iMtors went to make an lubpuc lion of the eitlnghouw Electric Companjs plant speaking of the publication toclav that the Manhattan Company hid contracted with the i ostinghoue Company for an equipment of electric motive lower i to the extent of S7000 out Col Haln said We haie not eontracted with time Westlmt house Compuiiy for an equipment of tho ele vated railway We are imre bowoior ti satisfy ourhelves that time Vestln hou o Company bus every facility necessary to do the work We hnvas mint mis Intimated formed any alliance with the estlngbiiuse Klectrlc Company for ever shutting out time ienerul Klectric Company from our patrnniee The stntenient that time estlnghouso Company had accepted the t con tract at a price which time lencral Klectric would not take Isnlso untrue Wo ham not eien abUt itchy decided on abandoning strain for electric motive power Ws hmmv timoUghL electricity might be cheaper and more CuilmVeimlnt On I this trip I will mako 11 a point lo since mjielf of tho I ndaptaldllty or elcclrlclty to run trains on our elevated system If I am satlslled on that point time probabilities are that we will fInally give up and substlinte electrlcltj as u driving power Wo have not jet asked forbids from Hither the Cen era Electric or time Vmtlnitliniii people That I will bo donn on our return to New Ynnc f ntll then I will not be In a position lo speak Definite ly on tho matter virs oi THE RAITKOADS A I Hopkins IMrctrd Prmlelcnt of the Hu qu hnntl and Wrktrni At a meeting yesterday of HIP Directors of the New York Sucquehanna anti Western Itullrond Company the resignation of President Simon hong was accepted and Ainoa Lawrence Hop kins tins elected In his stead Mr Iluie retains his place In the Hoard and Mr leorco W Young President of the Inlted States Mortgage and Trust Company was elected a Director The new President Mr Hopkins Is about BO years old and entered the riillrond business In lnfl After serving as nn operating ofllccr of several small roads he was mido ViceProsl dent and ienerul Manager of time Wabash Kail wny In inn r ram that ear until 1H8U he serveui its an executive olllccr of the various rondo Inn lint was known ns the tiould nvsteni He Isat present the receiver of time Chicago and Northern Pacific Itullroad Company Itallroad Ontclnlfi Acrnarcl of TlirCI IloBTOM Juno 14 The llnllroad Commission ers gave a hearing that mornlnc on time petition of Iho Worcester Nashua and Rochester Hail road for approval of an issue of S00000 bonds as authorized under time lows recently enacted by time Maisnchuselts Legislature and also the Leglilature of New Hampshire Time hearing developed a sensation occasioned by lime confes slon of time road thai 71f0l bonds had been lisuecl since June IO of last year wltlioul time knowledge or approval of the Ilallroud toinmls loners and by a statement or charge by Charles A Sinclair one of tho directors of the cousolldaleel compntiy to time effect list his predecessors had Indulged In sys temnllc stealings which amounted to Vlpr i cent a year It was claimed Hint tIme Issue was made 1mm ignorance amami limo ll lrnian of tho Hoard said that It would bo necossary for time company to ask the Hoard for anprovnl of an Issue of Vii that mmrnmmimmmt as If Tt had never been made limb will bo done Kport eras Line Around IlulTulo UtTlvrd HfFKAlo Juno 14tir H Walter Webb ar rived here this morning and spent a few hours In consultation with some Buffalo men Interested In the Depew Improvement Company It Is as serted today that the scheme underlying the fto1nll1C nt ot a controlling Interest in Dcpew stock I the 00000cliog of the New Yutk Cal tral and Iaka Shore systems by a cross branch from Depew on the east to Illaisdell out the west bJii city thereby permmulttlig the transfer of through freight fromo Hue tim time other without 1iatmig tuirnmiit Iluffalo mit miii Houlbtrn Itnllwny Directors Meet The director of the Southern Hallway Com puny ntn meeting jeiterduy approved the ac counts of the lllcbmoml and Terminal floor ganlustlon Commmntittea up toM etunii 8 iMPS anal extenalmal the tlmmias fr furthier 1 ftccoiintlng to Dec 18 1810 hnssimittat Spencer explalnecr to the dIrectors lila plmms for hecur ntf un entrance i Into Norfolk over time Norfolk and Carolina by zucalas Coast line of a traek1B contract witim the AtlumlS tIme Haathweiitrn Accept the IMnn Messri Thoma and Uyan have been omclally notified by the Southwestern Hallruad Company of Its acceptance of the torms of their plan for the reorganization of the Central l Railroad and lianklng Company of llcorgla H Is exoecied that I similar action will betaken by theugusta and Savannah Itallroad Company next wielt Missouri Itttldo littore itat BT IxiDia June 14The Missouri PacIfIc Iron Mountain lines have given notice to their agents and connection that no mars saipments will be received at less timan tariff rates This lndependot action Is expected to stop Lime demoralizatIon in butbwestc rate FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION FOUR raiiHOxs KILLED irr AX ACCIDKXT Jff FALL irIPIZ Wnlli of K flaress MnniirNetorr Collapse Following the Ksploiilon Heventven ler one In the Ittbrli Heven Injured PALI Itlvpli Mass June 11A oOhorie power boiler exploded In the rear of the basement of the Langley loom hnrness shop on County street this morning R threestory wooden build ing owned by Henry I Langley The sides of the building were blown out knocking away the supports and Allowing the tipper floors to settle Into mini Fits started In the ruins and began to burn briskly The firemen made heroic efforts to rescue the Imprisoned work people of whom there were seventeen Shrieks from the girls In the ruins were mingled with limo cries of their friends who hurried to the scene Ambulance calls were sent out and every phjalclan who could bo reached wss called At U oclock the badly charred body of a wiimnii wIts hauled from the ruins The fire had then been quenched and nt noon it wits found that four persons hail been killed and seven had ceo seriously Injured The killed were Iin I HoitToiJrnckiitrcelngNl 17 I AImS mo Ii nr At pit street UKIU IK IlmiMtT Mrmur Vetxi rt sirtt aged 21 AIIOI rii Jin irrKiiu u mted Mu The Injured ate AMIMlXi Mctor AtlltST MMtAI PIIIIIP SMITH TIIOMAH Diinaved Ift ITnrlim itrrrt bsdly burned shout the i fn and crnMiM aliom m the noay MtTTtK DrsiiiH iirs Ilsln utrveli badly shocked tnd rriiilrlng medical alientnne Jmmi SfTtAI tvrolrheil on left arm ANNIE ftmsT ttruek licnlnd thus ear by flvlnff dfbrls Jl AIIV rtiiTHiixir cut on the hei l In an hour anal n quarter from the time the nlnrin UIIH struck Leila Nortons clrirred body was taken out At ll 0 5 oclock the ody t of Hubert Murray was found und at lusno oclock that of Adololi llcllcfeullle When the explo sion occurred It shook every building within a Imlfmlle It fiimshed tIme Stafford mill win dim9 on time east tide and In less than three minutes every operative was out nf time bulld Inn There In I it great deal of wreckage among tue I mill luachlneiy The force of the explosion was enough to send bricks tho whole width of the t mill Tim boiler UHS turn apart In tho mid dle nml the fimmiu part was blown Into the building Mr IjAnglcy says tho boiler was only threu and n heir years old Napoleon Ie pnue the llremun lit engineer escaped without Injury There vas plenty of water In tho boiler be nays IIv has been arrested The boiler he I jays has not been ofllclally Inspected In several rears although It was repaired not Illg ego Hi ha lieu an engineer tor eight years There wero seventeen persons In the building UIJ STICK lo irKNT CHESTER Police A dTLcd tn Hold the New DIstrict Ilecordl Pendlne Litigation Louis F HafTen Commissioner of Street Im provements north of the Harlem was served yesterday with a copy of the order Issued by Judge Dykman on complaint of the residents of West Chester township as represented by the Iloaid of Trustees which Is fighting annexation tooth and nail on the round that the act IK un constitutional The order N to show cause on June S3 why the New York authorities police and civil who have taken pontflon of public documents property hulldlnjj ic should not cease to trespass on the propel ty and return all documents It carries with It a temporary Injunction against Interfering with the local officials docu ments and property but thin Is so drawn as not to prevent the city officials from cooperating w ith the town officials in preventing crime and guarding property Acting Chief Conlln was advised by Corporation Counsel Scott to retain possession of the town records but to allow tho local ofllciaN access to them So the police stayed right there and kept hold Brooklyn Democrat niicrnntled The Executive Committee of the Democratic General Committee of Kings county met last night and denounced the Assembly apportion ment by the Republicans as unfair unjust and partisan In the extreme It Oat salal that time Democrats would have to carry the State bv 10OOOO to gain the Legislature It scums decided to consider the question of bringing llio Kings county geromander before the courts limo committee also severely condemned Mayor Scblertrn for Ignoring the regular Democracy In hl rccunt ftpiiulntinunt of fraction Commis sioners Fell Cram Roof and Will Probably Die Jacob Kllncker 35 years old of Grand and Bishop streets Jersey City was working on the roof of a row of new bullcUngs In Montlcello avenue yesterday and fell to the ground a dis tance of sixty feet Ho was nailing down boards and got to the edge of the roof before he was aware ot It liai tried to save himself by gnuplng the cornice but was unable to hold on Ho will probably die llrouklrn Burlier and the CloclB Imr The Ilrooklyn lioss Barbers Association met In Anion Hull Vllllamsburgh yesterday after noon and after a long discussion resolved to test the constitutionality of the new law which compels them to closo on Sunday Samuel llolmch of 10 Hond street who was arrested last humtav Is the barber In whose behalf u test case will bt made Hald MIme Yams Tired of Drudgery and Let William C Krnfft a saloon keeper of 188 Hrondwoy Wllllamsburgh Is mourning the nb scnco of his wife who left him on Thursday after writing cv long letter In which he said Unit she eats tired ot drudgery she bad been obliged to put up with since her marriage Krntft was absent from home when his wife went away He sold last night that he believed situ bad gone to Europe for her health Itcivcr for W 8 VanderbIlt Allen Justice McCarthy In the City Court has np pointed Alonzo C Farnham receiver In supple rucntary proceedings for W 8 Vanderbilt Al len the artist under a Judgment held by Sam uel rrank D 8 Illttorband the plalntltrs lawyer declined yesterday to say what the care wus Mr Allen recently gain up blsstudoln Carnegie Music Hall and Isuow In the country Patrick Sheehan Connoted of Murder Patrick Sheeban who killed Dedrlck II Garbs n Ilayonne saloon keeper on April 7 was con vlcled In the Ojcr and Torminer Court In Jersc v City yesterday of murder in the first degree Mieehan heard the verdict without displaying any emotion anti when he was taken back to jail he took part In a game of card as calmly as If he hod only been convicted of petty larceny Fell Down Htnlrn and Illoka tier Neck Mrs Elizabeth Naylor 45 years old of 20 Vii cinla avenue Jersey City fell downstairs at 1 oclock yesterday morning and broke her neck She bud been lame from rheumatism for some time and nas returning from the bathroom to her Iwlroom when she fell Her husband heard thaa noise Amid found her lying deR l Bt the fooL if the staIrs tun flnlrmnn llohhed the Money Drawer Miss Sprague a ticket agent on the Ilrooklyn Elevated road was taken ill one night recently at the Sumner avenue station and Charles T Iorter the negro gatemsn took her place ileftara morning hae broke open the money teat stole S4H and clecamped He was arrested and JUry yausuterday was held for the action of tIme hamad Thai Weather The area ot low pressure moved out of thuRtUw rear valley reterdsy sot a slight Inereste of prts sure to the south of uirauHd a rise of about 10 of temprratura iavr time ndddla Atlanticeoatt Over the weiern part of New York smut the hake regions It was about 10 cooler Only a few wlcWy scsllewj show em acre rtHirird the Weather rrmsluiiiR generally faIr la all dutrlcls There was a tog bsnglog over the coast In the morning which disappeared before noon Jn this city the day was fair highest ontrlsl tern pernluro 83 loirnl Ei4i av rg humidity 78 per centi wind soutiawsai sversga sioei l M milts an hour ammeter corraciemI to rJ tu sea level at s A it 1984 8 l Ii 110 80 The tbcrniomelrr at Terrys pharmacy niiilnilldlnc recorded the temperaliiro yetlf rlay as follows nAM t 57 a oil BisniMi 3as 01 7 51 A II at I 01 I 5 S is A 51 mate 72 II I so I t atv am1g 17 AversRe AtirsiCHiii June 4 IHU4 oaf UAkiuviTnn rontcisT rcm CATLIIDSS For Mauachukeiti fslri westerly winds For llhodo Iiland and Connteilcui Inrnsilni cloudl ness warm wnsrly winds lur ul rn Xtit Vet fnutai ls clovmifiseas wot rly wInds For casino r Dnilvanla and New Jersey fair wtitrrlv Hinds For lilitrlct of Columbia Maryland and Delaware iDcreailng cloudiness slIght ctisniss In tempraMr i westerly WlQdl For weitirn IsnoijrlraDla locrtailof cloudiness Dorlbtrly winDs tot westerns Ktw York fair nortbirly wInds orst QarnOt fit JfflUtHHBYCC 1 Carriage Makers NEW ABEl N j SPECIAL BARGAINS Until July 1 IN SECOWAND GARHIIGES I I vicrontAs AND cAniuotETs AM is In FECT OUDKK IIV mST MAUKM1 2 KXTKXStoV TO HACTOMl 1 VtnV FINE LAfNDAU HllOFH rllAKTOX IS IltUE StOHOCCO SAtUJB 1Y BOtlKI 2 FIEOANT ItllOtmriAMS 8 CUHTA1X ltOCKAWYR RCnncvR ntXAiiouTR TOI rnAnToss TWO on TititrK POSY THAIS ron ritttnurv RIIIB IIAH TOP lIUdUYS AND JtANV OTIIEIt MstllA nir vrniciEa All the above have hen put In flretnc order nod will he Bold nt very nltrnctl prlrcc C r WARRRHOMHl Oppoiltn n I t n Mention NrnnrkN 1 AxoiJiin utA rj vtnt o uv A un TOY nt Itodr Trnnafrrreil from Cnlvnry ti the ftntlonul Ccuelrry nc West Point The body of MajorGen John Newton which was burled lu Calvary Cemetery cm May 4 and that of his Infant on Francis who died In 1871 won exhumed on Thursday by direction of the family and removed to West Iolnt jcs terday hen Newtons two sons John T I nnd Victor nod his daughter Mary with thu Very Hev Ietcr J 1 Iroiulcrgast of St Lnwrencei Catholic church went up to West Iolnt nnd the bodies were rclnterrcd In tho National Cem etery The only ceremony 5515 the blesslni nf the ground by ur Irendeigast A number of len Newtons classmates are burled In mimi Nu tlonnl Cemetery and the removnl tins made at the suggestion of military friends of his oniTVARi Georgo R LansIng of 1jn West SeventyseT enth street died of apoplexy at his home yester day He was for many jenis ft member of Lime firm of H Fisher Co wholesale gioceri m Washington street anti was well Known among downtown businessmen Ho retired from biisl ness eight year ago but retained his active connection with a number of corporitlona In which be held Interest HP inTriu hirer of tlui Eneaustlc File Co In West Twentythird street and was a director In each of overul I banking and Inmamo companies He I nns n nldoner nnd chlldle I s He came to this cit about forty years iigo from Saratoga rnunty I where bo was burn He I nt 7 years old HH stamu n member of tho Central Methodist Church In Wet Fourteenth clreet and a trustee of the church Tlio funeral will lie held this I morning at bin Into resldeiiie ma lid the burial ulll be at Canajoharic The Ilcv Dr A A Miner pastor of the Sec ond t nlvernllst Church I In Boston died yester day afternoon of heart llsfiixe 1 HI I dillcred i an address nt Dean Aridemy on Iliursdar I night He was HI years old win born In Ne r Hampshire his unceHnr bilnir a nmiing tlmm I who went there with ihv t Wlntbinps UP um I rresldentof Tufta Collegu for Italic nnd CIIID half jearii He dclixered his llrt pulpit il c cour o In Kihrtmry INrts received icllortvlilp nsn I nlvirsiillt clerKinin In IHISand h wn ordained nnd ettlrl In Mtljiien ilmts in 1KII Dr Miner hud been u member of the frchonl Hoard In Mctbuen iums mull nml liislon was a member of tho I Hoard of 0 Hereeis of Hirvnrd I Collige I iiiiiiinbirof a i r HIP t I Mutt Hoard of hdiieatlon nuimi i director of the American PeaceSociety I For clilivrii I vcnr lie St is Ies I Idem I of the Mnh neliuetts lemma lucrt limo Alli I ance Miss Mary Troup cif New York musical stu dent under tho I nut rites iimn of Irof Uirandet i In r rs died 1 suddenly In tlio house of her teacher ycstcrdas from heart dlaciitc Thomas Ockrofl ono of tbo oldest business men of aldenNY dropped dead there cm Thursday mmlht from heart dist nnp Armtrd Tar BurnIng III Fiither nIuv Ilnrn Nzwnrnciii Juno 14Klmcr Hicks from the town of Siinford near HlnKhninton N Y was arrested here today on the charge of burning the barn en talc fnthci nlaw In Santord nbout three weik ago HH came hero a fortnight lieu to visit hln trot lieni lmiadts The chargl It arson in the second degree Hicks Is n nldnnrr 11 i I ears old There has been trouble t between IIIcKHiind his fathcrlnlaw In rcgicrd to time division of time propuit left by hickss ulfc Ilr Sehtss Conchlnc Trip PcitciliKiKrsiu Juno 14 Dr W S Webb and Col John Jacob tstumr who are making a coaching trip to Shelburne Vt on Dr Wpiibs coach reached here at Il PM i Dr Wpbb went lo New York on his private car Viceroy nnd Mr AMnr drove to his homo at Ithliicbock w hero ho will I be joined tonight i by Dr I m Webb After liliiPheiin loinornuv nt riincllITu they will continue the Journey a Made the PoMtnl Clerk lump Oil the Car OATVFSTns June 14Thin International and Great Northern mall train Hiisrolilnl last night and the mall car arrived at Inlestine without Its clerk Just after leaving Tucker a mnskcd mail crnnled lot the cur and demanded the kus at the point of n revolver HP forced Clerk arms Davis lei Jump and ntnle right leulstcrul picl ages The ulerk ass badlv hurt Illlllncton Weed STAMrnnn June 14Mlis I IJertmde Wmd daughter of Joseph Wercl of Norotcm was mar vied to loN I rt JIll I ingloum In I M Lukes t bun Nnrntcin josterday nfternonn There Scene Ic lirldesmnldi nnd a jouncier itr l of thebride was flamu huh of honor I its imump Weed of llm until tincliof the bride nnicinird aasistsmi by llio I S lIes Loulsj Krench rcciorof thn I church Tim Ceremony took plme under a llnnil arch and wruldiumg tmciis BIny lie Irimrd bjr thr llolon end Mnlno Covronn Juno 14 Tho directors of the Con cord nnd Montreal Itallrond today Aoted to submit on Juno Sll l to their stockholders thn question of a lease of the Concord nnd Montreal to the lloston und Maine Where Yriterclnyn FIre Were A MSi5 28 Fast Knurtecnti tn ct rlamiMjp 120 1 MIB Ift Iivil West SiiimlaIhm strevl A Ia n damage trlfllm 13 SO ia1 W t Hlxti rlghthMr Eva Ii Ever ctsniRjj fJliln i 80 in Flist n i 1 c hs ItnnniRiin ilnniiue 55I a in liiri l lust surueFrmama k ILuinoilanmxe vIlKhl I i n m r fmutk trjit holnmon Kiwnthal ilRiuam irl t 17 I Norfolk mreM llenjailllll Wljpiclicnk i iriniDK M 11 lIt velltle c a ilaninun 3muu I I1 u J srk avmaaac Ihimias 1 Itnlliu anniuie it i U I 4 I 1mm East ThlrlrMiih siren fom luirllM r i nnn 5mm I I 50 SSHWent Fifty iirsl uirci ivtirM nit dsmmsqs 10 te S W A I f 1f Sparkle nnd vim J PU11fgoot1tea1t11 a c Full of everything good II lS l I vcr bottle of c this great effervescent temperance beverage h a sparkliiigbubbling fountain of llealtlla source of plea sure the Jean of making you feel better nml do better You make it yourself right at home Get the genuine I gle 1 cca b 1 THE citis r mm to itm Miu

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I rr Jt TL no n 7 J Ir n f rM 4J4 7 f ofI 1 V Wf 1l THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 1895 H REST FOR HILL AND PLATT norn ro rAKE A n11Arutl srlL tiEFonn THE IIAJTLK The KeaomlaalUnor the Rcpablleaa Htt Tlekct May Maka rialt Work Caller Thl Full Hat Tier lo Be Hard richtlat m Hath Hide Perry Ilelmont and Mr HlnkUy fllae with Hraator Hill t promls to be a hard mummer for tho poll tli lam and both Senator David II Hill and ex htnator Thomas C Platt said yesterday that they proposed to get a little rest and recreation before starting In Mr Platt loft town jester dny and will not return before Monday morn Ing As soon as thn Oriental Hotel Is I opened at Cuney Island ho will take up his abode there Senator Hill wIlt determine today where he and one or two friends Including Hiillroml Coinmls loner Samuel ileartlaloy will 10 for a short rest Mr lIAlt hAS complained of overwork for cou ple nf months and there wai a report around town I yesterday that Senator Hill was seriously lick I wasnt true senator Hill saw a number of Democrat yvterdny and discussed tho Democratic situ fttlon In the State Last night he dined nt tho lintil l with exCongressman Perry Ilrlmont and Major James W Hllikley Chairman of the lit muciatlc State Committee The long talk Mr llflmont had with Senator IHU nnd Major Inkle teculled tho whispers which have been heart In high Democratic circles of late that thu iCongiissiuan Is already being grouuied for the Democratic nomination for tiovernor next isr Senator Hill replying to an Inquiry this nuttier suld Iter there will be a number of candidates Ihe 1 more tin t merrier Hut If Mr llelmiinl aspires to the t nomination I It U I certainly a laud nblo ambit iii Sinuturlllll said again that It was a little early tudlcllss 1 candidates fur Ihls tall Hut there will be lots uf them said the Senator especially nn tho Democratic situa tion In the I state Is Improving every day Man of the leading Democrats will b at Saratoga this summer and most of the hard work In mapping out ihe plan of battle against thn Itepuhllcuiis I will I be done there Mr Plaits activities for the last twentyfour hours hcture his departure consisted In discuss Inc Hepuhllcan affairs with State Treasurer IIUI Hluhlcnn I n and with the Republican editors I I und politicians whocumudnwn from the lii rut baki and grog at Ulen Island I and else where It wu ilevelop after these talks that the mfurmulioii printed In TIIK Srs a few days ago to the etlect hut the Hepubllcan Stalu ticket Is I 111 be renomlnuted was absolutely cor rect Comptroller James A Huberts of Huffalo ie riconsiilerid his determination and If I hu remains In his present frame of ml ml will be renomiiiutcil along with Secretary of State John Palmer of Albany Stale Treasurer 1 Ad alum I ulvln of lIens Falls AttorneyGeneral Theodore K Hancock of Sjracuse and Stale Knglneer I atmibell W Adams uf Utica Mr ttobirts It flits said has recovered his health It I seven predicted that this ticket will be re I Jredlcted tc wi nominated liv acclamation and such a pro train me might Iw the easIest way out of what might develop Into a tine old scrimmage be tween the Uepnbllcnn factions the leAder of which nrt looitliii siulnteed at each othcr And onlv waiting for the head of an opponent to tiop up In onler lo whack It There in plenty of bad tilled against Plat In certain quarters I y the way Mr Platt was asked why do th Republican politicians speak of you as the old miti t That my son replied Mr Platt Is I a terra of affection New burdens are thru t upon political leaden I Iv Ihu new Constitution The Democrats are cuifronted by an apportionment of the State vrlilch l tlji lenders diddle I tu n been the work of llopublican hlghwatuen The situation here hi New You city has been mude somewhat easier by our homo rule apportionment The Increased number of candidates to the Senate and tho Assembly will also bring out a number of complications Then thirteen additional Su preme Court Julie are to be nominated and there Is to be a candidate for Judge nf the Court of Appeals to mtcrccd Irncia M Finch of Ith ace whose term expires Dec ill The Republi cans say that Ctlora E Martin of Hlng b am ton Supreme Court Judgo for the Sixth Judicial district should he nominated to succeed Judge Finch Ii 1 ge Martins term I en the Supreme Court bench expires Dec ill 1UOO The Republicans believe they will have casv sailing uu In the Mute under the new ap portionment but candidates for the Senate ap Assembly are shooting up like Farmer Youngs asparagus at Oyster Bsy The candidates fur the thirteen new Supreme Court Judges are for numbers like blueberries on a mountainside The Senate to be elected will vote next year for the United stales Senator to succeed Senator I Hill All lt thesoraattersIncluding the various city tickets to be nominated in the State entail work of the most exasperating and exhaustive fiercely nature and before u long the put will begin to boll 1 EJ CnA T UETTIXO TOO E1111R Th Plan for 1 flrriit Iuhllei of Demo erotic Clati lit Raek wny flench The committee having temporary charge of the plan for a gathering of tho Democratic clubs of Kings Queens and Suffolk counties at Kockawiiy Beach ome time In late July or early August has nearly completed the commit tee which will make the necessary arrange p I menu Among those who have accepted places tr the committee are representatives of both factions lu Kings und Queens counties Tho following letters were made public yesterday The lon Joseph Filch HushlngI hal he ad to take part In such meeting A you epeau of mil to act upon the committee If It Is a rtprcentnllve one Jsnus r Illrlen Receiver of Taxes New town I heartily approve of the movement and anticipate lag the bet results from such a gather KiAderiaun Thomas A Heard Brooklyn Any plvi thnt contemplates n solid undivided Hemocracv bus my unqualified endorsement and iuipuii I M t ervice are at our command IJ rxi imciosiiMii I Tnomuh l I K Mfgner Brook lyn It wl ive mea great ell of pleasure to Join the I i iimiiiitteu to lake urruitgeimntM for liiluiiK a uieit I Democratic I jubilee Hnckuw ay lii iich l hn sumniT I will be half t do any tdiig lanv nit1 n I un power to further the success uf tInt lianiel Noble District Attorney of Queens cnuiit riie plan Is on excellent one and s lion Id Det rt ii llveof gnut and hutting gixxl 1 lu the CUe ol Hi I ruoi rI y As u Democrat In I am with 1 and nillusi I ull eflons toward making the luollngnstiKrgii ostit liykcs of Janiitlco County Treasurer Vaiiis i tmt I urn heartily In favor of tho JOIrn1 ui ggesttii 1 ItI 11 I tJtuuhiiui IliMlilne Tho movement has ciUlii I laliflid i approval 1111 1 Iml I be pleuHed to renue unj i iiitsistance in my power toward 1011 It I I e inn nfnl stinn huh islutneut t of tit plan pro Tie 111 c I Ion llrooklyn A meeting or inmHi u s all Democratic clubs of Long hi aol HI lu kavviiv Iliarh In the near future fur luctmip I 11 r pruin ulng I nulled action un tho r r rhiii billevlng in JetTersniilan llnc p1e ineeti t with ui heart upprovul There Is I nointu uireutuoiig Democrats as tu print iplcs TilL in nev In u kound euriency thai the pur lUsingi ultles or a dollar In silver should bu fIUall ii holier lu gold They favor a ruvunuu Irani in I Inc nu ccunomlcal administration uf I eomtll mlnotrnlol llieli I I vcr nivnl t The bellevn In I ci oat and fwit iiisilce I I tu I all men They differ only In the nut hot uf enforcing and carrying nut ou euufuiiy these tirllielplis It cannot be PI p t ii I hat I we ran all agree as tn the 1 1 jreuMi utile of iitucuItltu that should govern oiil pirlv lu order successfully to acinmpllsh tie lemd i sit uehc fly thu meeting together of all Vi eII tof progresse Demoi racy I free suil n lii lr ii iuiutlsilitt with 1 deslrn to harinnnlro a1 ill tTucenie 15111 ll 1I1 it it itl tin the t 1lllnrm o nOr 1lr all 1 1rlllatlnl tl tight 011 Oir u tin 111111 ii I hie 1111 elrli 10 wi soon regal n Ile I 1II tue han IIIII tempurArl lost nld R I th li 11 j su tl Irllcral I party In long 11 I leI i lIIItINJ 111 e er Oto fur a IU t liii i 1111111 In 1 anti till S fi I tisrIull T ifnn Magistrate iconic Island i Oll iiii I toy JSlKnunt U ID I hlihI11lmble that all 1 In al I liii ling I lomi bu forgotten In tlr de tire i s lhi ICt niinessln tho statB and nation A ahrl Ul11 e you kUggest Which will eat boil y t hti iot0115 of Pinion regarding the Isihiry if the party will b of extreme valuu In tl H Oiii ngciiiiiiMlgn 1010 l W WII i Flushing I will cooperate tiutist hiuriilj In ll movement for a gathering 01 i I Jenini i iii i In itlul II I bringing again Into i5i tie IMrt wllIh ha given us the lens I luti reiitts p Irn here inatiifest of n reform in I lr 1lllrosl reorl n or UrI In1 In our larlf and whose ICcip4fl Iii ittite marked II Nlt afllro wits by al tLtl 5 111 rnlllll strong contrast with that I II i ill leullran PartY n The Anporll mnt ilomroe iouotx H l1h 11 Jlle MThB special committee of the lart or Supervisors on Assembly ap Prtlonnif presented I plan iropiued by Mr i Irk of l the First ward today and it was Miptedonl tao voting In the negative This Plan with the political pluralities according to the Ciitio of 1IItI Is l made up at follovVsi ln i hint i Sni rllrkl tlil tirigliton lertiitui Pitufonl lltnrlett Uuih Iromtequolt Webster ant POplilsilluuu alI bvllrnh ward Eigbtiilh werl2 U Ihlnlh oo ui t HlJ tiiuitiiicut l Iiiiijonily J 11141 1tilti ii flIirict I uiirjii ui lb I sVeUtli Eighth 111111 rellh UtlUlh Wsrdi Iupulloo Ilottkn luusJunity I 22tt ttIrd IIjorI1 Tlt Ijiuict lint tfifl i ThIrd T Istti Itrlrl fr hn StUb NInth IIese InaJyiIy V4 ati Iollullon 447 J llfpul Iii Puiiiflt oton bistrLcu 1blCIrkan flateshrcacs item Pama 111 bsphin Wblaul I 1if W iutiv3 wo NiuUnl i wind TwulUI itCit top 7lQ nplblullorI17 J art a1 TilE TllENIOX lilA XI oVIY Th Near CohiiusWho Killed Obi la dietedOther Work TnrNTOX Juno I 4The Mercer county OrAnd Jury cama Into court today with sevrntrnlno Indictments Including sixteen growing out of the Slat o Capitol scandals and two against John Collins the nrgro who shot the two Princeton itudents last Saturday night One of the In dictments against Collins charges hint with the murder of Frederick P I Ohl and the other with an atrocious assault and battery nn tlnrret Cochran Collins was brought Into court and arraigned at once Hu pleaded not guilty Ills trial was fixed for the middle of July the date lo be fixed when Justice Giimmeroa presence will not ho required on tho Court of Krrors anti Appeals Senator William D I Daly of Hobokeii has been retained as Collins counsel The Prosecutor refuted to make public thus names of tho persons Indicted for tho State house Irregularities It It known though that Secretary of State Kelscy Is not among them I Is I rcporttd that Indictment wero found against Col John T Van Cleef thin Secretary of thn Slate Hoard ot Assessor who defrauded the State through map transactions several against Ilernnrd J 1 mOl thu exsuperintendent of the Capitol John Mulllnt of Newark who put the new furniture In the State House nnd John I Kilter Charles S Iloblnson Otto I Hcln Kmll Kracutzler anti Mrs Ilenedlct Prleth for connection with tile i Irregular Mer man printing contract The reported Indict mrnt of Mrs Prleth who own thu AVinirh tllt ytllutm has created great surprise us there was nothing thn Irregularities In the Investigation lu connect her with The Iranil Jury handed up 1 presentment In which they say they found many cases of apparent criminal oHencn that are exempted from proecullon on account of tho Interprets II lion of the statute of limitations In soruu of them civil suits should be brought to secure the return of the moneys uxtorted from the State Secretary of State Kelsevs name was not mentioned In the presentment but his methods of using thin public fund for his own benefit were considered nt length and condemned The Jury recommend the passage of a law making It perjury for a person to swear ton bill presented to the Stair without an accurate anti personal knowledge of Its correctness PlIIMKTiist Juno 14 I There Is 1 a general feel Ing of satisfaction among the students who are still In town and the townspeople themselves over the Indictment at Trenton uf John Collins for the murder of Student Ohl and for an as sault upon Student Cochrnn The condition of Garrett Cochrnn Is slightly Improved this evening Iungdon leA the foot ball captain was admitted Into his room and conversed 1 few minutes with him Cuchrun spoka very clearly and said that the fence plcketsthat he and Ohl had taken off earlier In the evening they brono nross their knees und threw awav before they passed dung Nassau street so that they were entlrelr without means of attacking Collins when the hot were tired rntcJJl foit A roii OfConre Nobodr Cnnld lie Prneent for Thin Older or Threat to Mehllllnc Gen Collls an a member of the Committee of Seventy stands on 1 platform of nonpartisan ship As Deputy Commlpslonerof Public Works he takes an occasional header off the platform Into the refreshing tide of politics He Is the Republican leader In the old Twentyfourth As sembly district Joseph Schilling OBrien Democrat represents that district In the Board of Aldermen Schilling was elected by Ikpub lican votes his candidacy having been endorsed by the Republicans of the district under orders from Oen allis On Tuesday last Commissioner lirookflcld be I Ing absent from tho city lien Collls was In charge of the Public Works Department On I that same day the Hoard of Aldermen divided the city Into thirtvfive Assembly districts and It had been announced that Alderman Schilling was going to vole with thc Tamnmnv men for the Democratic plan of apportionment and agalnt the plan prepared by lie Republicans schilling savs that John C Graham Superin tendent of Repairs and Supplies who Is I Colllss first lieutenant In the Twentvfourth came to him with a message that If hn voted for the Tammany plan I the men placed In the depart ment for him would bn removed Alderman Schilling eovs he replied to this I message that it wouldnt take long to remove the Ole solitary man tor whom he had succeeded in getllngajnb 1 Is only fair tu len Cols to say that he denies sending such a message although Alder man Schilling asserts that tlraham brought It to him Uel Collls sam he was urged tu r move Schillings man hit rufused to do so No threat uf this character onld bo made to Alderman Dwyer the other Olirlenitn who got away from the Iteoubllcans on the apportion ment vote Alderman Dwyer 1 says that ho sue ceeded In getting but one man in the Public Works Department and that man was removud weeks that when hn a few ago Dwyer sass wlen tried to gel some of his constituents appointed In ihe deparlmunt ien Collls told him but too many Democrats were getting places AGAINST SEXATOK DOXALDltOX CandIdates ror the Republican Nomination In Each Count In III District ALBANY June HThe fight against Senator Harvey Donaldson In the new Twentyeighth Senate district Is growlnghot Senator Donald son has been reelected by Saratoga county three successive times no matter what counties were joined with It to make up the Senate district This year the district consists of Saratoga Schenectady and Washington counties Scheu ectady has not had the Senator In twenty years and is kicking vigorously Capt Austin A Yates of Schenectudy who was an Aseinhuly lan In 1881 Is I out as a candidate for the Ite publican nomination Charles Palmer also of schenectady Is I posing A u candidate but la I really out to collect delegates for Donaldson anti toni them over as he has done before Saiatoga has an antlDonaldon Kepubllcan candidate In Lawyer Bracket and Washington has two one hacked by J V lUker the former Rullruad Commissioner and one championed by II IL Iliirlclgh of Whitehall The opposition are busy collecting I delegates and 1 hone to he able to crowd lt Senator Donaldson tu the wall Itvvlllbu I a sharp fight as Donaldson Is determined to come back should beget nomination them will be an excellent chance for 1 Democrat as Senator the feeling is becoming very bitter against the CLKltK OF SPECIAL SESSIOXS T F McDonald Lately District Attorney of Ilraome County Gets the 1lace The new Justices of the Stecial Sesalons met at the olllco of Justice K I Hlnsdule 1113 afternoon mid selected Irnadway yesterday 111 hlect1 Theodore K I McDonald of 157 West lUOth street foi clerk of the court Thn place Is I worth 84000 a tar and lie term of office Is five years Mr McDonald Is I a Republican and 1 lawyer lid I vas an applicant for a place nn the bench of tutu court He comes from Jllnghumlon and wax count tor two tem District Attorney of Itroomu Flit wee the unlv appointment mail hut Joe t Ire Hlnsilale I I ntid that t the Justices 1 tutu lie I alar IlnrIAI di pill clerk at SIilUOu ear and VITII consliiennuerloiily the appointment ot William i M 1 Fuller lu lie t place Mr Fuller is I A leivspaper reporter who lias I trail a legal train ng In I lie uillio uf his oilier Ihn lulu W J Fuller ot the firm nf Puller A libel t It I H I understood that Ihlol hr st iuiunil I flutes of t I court wi I be put lu I I ilulihiet itis 0 lists by the stale Civil Service Comuiltsiiin 111 IIAlllllAlH flllllt The tHuurrme Court Orilrr That Nclilld unclilr Wiinese He Heard Maud M 1 HulUday surd hence C Hchlld wachler Jr In thou Superior Court iars ago fur breach uf promise of mnrrlugn She got a verdict of JiOOO Sho i had hehlldwai liter ar ested In I May 1NM I for failure tu support her child Tho examination was held beforn two I 1 UHtlces uf Spedal Sessions sehllilwaehter iiiiti cvldeiue fur tliu of iruduieil liii tlO nurpnsu Impeach ng hen haiucter for lIal The Judge sustained hue charge and made an order thai t Schlldwuchler support hot child An appeal was taken to the Court of lienerul I leslont whern schlldwivclitoiscounsel Uavla I I Velcli asked permission to Introduce evidence to show Miss HalllduvH I rilatlorm with other men This was denied rtltln the liencrul I I Session afllrmed the ui tlcm uf tho lower court The leneral Term of the Supreme Court hold now that Schlldivnchter should havn been al I owed to produce evidence to support hU charge I NcKroes Farm M Illmetalllo Itngur NKOSIKI Mo June H A blmelulllo league was formed In thllclt last night by the negroes Steps were taken today to hold A Slate rally on Aug 1 and J o Ten thousand negroes era ex Ali to attend u New Hecretnry of the I I 1 V John Mlttbnuer bal been elected by this Mu tlcal Mutual Protective Union to succeed John hunt Secretary lie will receive a salary of ItOO a month and will enter upon hit duties a lon at bu has glvan a bond of 51000 For D7pela l Take lloriforda Acid Phosphate ptanle Pr T II Andreiri Pete of Jefferson Medical Cpl I ire lbIiadChhliI le I M A womlf rtul remedy o Ar lt thl m mutt Kr itloj CUIIS1 Owors i forml of IlPp a 4 TiE SIlTZER COLLECTION TII jirii HATS SALE rxnit irrrn TOTAL JtKVHtlTH Of tal 08i A Larger AHradunre Than on Aajp rreYlon UA hair MistS of 1l temth Century Armor for OOOA Iolcnurd forSaOOO Sptnnl i Mf Itrrfnltk In Tux Htt I niliIunrl4 1 The sate of the Hpltzer rol locllon of arms ittii armor cnittil today The nltttidaiicu was latter tItan on any other day uf tile sale It win announced that the total re ceipts for the hIve slays were IIII The first pleco sold lodar was No 11 a half null of war armor msde at Milan In this six teenth crntilrr I YM for al Infantryman situ was of beaten Iron blackened and glided The piece was articulated throughout and was ornamented namented In with conventional InmltNI II every part wih onventonal decorative designs I was fastened with Iron nails which hail heads representing little flowers or 10nl claws It comprised acorsdet artlculntrd and supplied with a throat piece thigh armors and a complete outfit of nnnor for the arms fie shoulder pieces acre orna menUd with lon claws in rtimunrf The can which was In the antique style had a high crest and was decorated on top with a lions head and on the tides with leaves The Inslgnlumof the Milan armories was on the crest of the cap Tho piece once belonged to the errand collection I drought SiiOOO No IV also a half armor of the sixteenth cen tury Italian workmanship sold for SlnOO I wits for alt infantryman and was of Iron en graved and gilded the scheme of decoration consisting of vertical bands separated by pol ished Iron llstcls It was fastened with copper nails and the ornamentation consisted of leaves arabesques and compartments enclosing war rior all allegorical Jlgures On the breast was represented Marcus Scouvola burning his hand before Porsenna and on tho helmet were trophies of arms and musical Instruments Tho armor consisted of a corselet with guards each of one pleco for the thlghi and of 1 complete set of armor for the arms Tim helmet com pleted the null For No lit also an Italian half suit of armor made In tho sixteenth century 1450 was paid I was also for an Infantryman and it was of blackened Iron ornamented with hall glided and engraved and running vertically On these bands were represented trophies of war and In inedallons on the breastplate and shoulder pieces were Hercules taming the bull a warrior fighting with I satyr and two busts of men This suit which was riveted with copper nails comprised a corselet taisos arm guards a col lar and a helmet It had been partly restored 014 wosa half armor math in Herman In the sixteenth century It was of polished Iron decorated with bands and borders glided and engraved on the breast and on the back with pictures of Christ on the cross and angels The othsrs were engraved and glided with ara I besques acanthus leaves and trophies of war The suit was composed of a breastplate with a brace and pointed at the bottom back piece shoulder piece and gauntlets ornamented with nervures The collar was articulated The hel leeure coiar met was a burgintt with a high crest and the visor which was Immovable had two large I ttraps on the cheeks The last of the armor sold was No 15 I brought S000 Unas of sixteenth century Italian work nnnshlp of polished iron and riveted with Irun nails It was decorated In vertical bAnds nnl deep nervures in Imitation of the slashes In 1 doublet and was engraved wIth elided arabesques The suit consisted of a breatplate on which was across with arms of equal length In rrixium bracelets arm guard greaves legpieces and soles square at the end The legpieces covered only the sides of the legs The helmet was ornamented with bands of leaves engraved and glided and articulated of the nech ulated at the nape necl AlonJ the arms sold was No 280 an orna mental poignant I brought SOflO I was of either Swiss or German make and dated from tho sixteenth ccnturr The handle which had four faces and broadened toward the pommel in the shape of a bell was of copper ornament I ed with silver plaques which were enamelled In green and covered with 1 design of acanthus 1 leaves Tie blade of tie dagger toward vvhlch the two short cross bars turned was covered with fine engraving part of which had disap peared Tho blade a well as that of a email knife which went with the dagger was marked with a Key What appeared to bo two keys was marked on the sheath The back of tno sheath wo of gilded copper The whole was engraved I with arabesques I Anarquebuse lade In France the sIxteenth century sold for SI300 The cannon and the screw plate wero very finely carved and glided The gun stock which was made of pear tree was incrusted with shell and Ivory jonx JACon rixcvs inroncED He Found tint Mr rineu Had strayed Ilnrlnc hits Absence LONDON June HJohn Jacob IMncus the trainer of Richard Crokcrs horses brought action this morning In the London courts for a divorce on tho ground of adultery Mr Plncus cites a London solicitor named Walker a co respondent Pincusa lawyer read to the Jury a letter writ ten by Walker to Mrs IMncus In which he addressed her as Lena and asked If she had en joyed the last two nights In hl company odd Ad lug that lie was limginr to see her I COmrAn7 PlncuH testHlid list he was married I rto Mrs Plncus hantbiurne In 1HH4 hating met her In London while hu was on a visit from America After the marriage Mrs Plncus refused to go with him to America nnd ho went alono Upon his return to Knglund In November last h opened and read tho letter addressed to his wife wlilch had 1 Just been submitted to the Jury He r ll rd to live with her afterward The court granted the divorce Jf ALLA1CH OX SILVER Thinks Protection nnd Monometallism Are Kindred Kvll nnuttsris June 11 Alphonse Allard one of UK llelglan delegate to tho International Monetary Conference In Ilrussels In IHOy nad I a noteworthy economic paper before the I lime eels Concervallvo Union last evening llealmed to prose thut the I pulley of protection was the I direct icsult of the money dlHluiIly Protec tion In i generalhudeclund was merely t lie 011 t cOl ton of protection ol gold ant the movement In favor of prohlbulvn customs duties was the direct re till of tnoiionietaHttiii In conclusion hn saul the only reimd 1 for the existing tie I prrsslon of rail t Mat the rehabilitation of silver and a return tn bimetallism a I courso which was world now gaining advocates In every country In the I IIUIGA 111 A TII tj TrI Hue May Mend Traaa Into Mnerilonla to Help the Bulgarian hrUllun limits Juno 14 Tho Ct ouuuUui fiutttte says nulgirla has notified the representatives of the powers In Sofia that In iuiiseiUeiico of events In Armenia Hulgarla may be compelled by 1 popular rinvaiuietut tn Interfere In thin Mucn Ionian rellgiuuils cottiphicat hints by tending troops Into Man Ionia llulgarla lm been greatly excited by reports of Mohammedan persecution t of IliilgarlunllirU tluns In Macedonia Hit 1 Macedonian Chris lithe have been stirred hv the stories from Ar menia and t hue Muhammtdiins i say that t a Chris tian rising Is planned 1llta ICxpecled tn Help Kruc In 1Jt rAlllB I June 14 Thin rjniifult pnifeises to be llevK that Itutsla will support France In Kgypt In return for the assistance rendered to Ituisln b relr Frll lit tint protevt agalnttt the Hhlmono 111 treaty It U I also believed by lie dnuliM I thai 1resident Knitru schll accept the Invitation MOPCOW to lie present at the coronation of the Ctar In Two Moldler Kilted with Oo Ballet HriiMK June 14 The llretlau Anittaer says that during a tiring drill on the Frledrlch WIN helm Plat In that city n misdirected shot killed both of two them soldiers one bullet passing through When Baby was sick we cavo her Cart When thaw a Child the cried for Castorla When she became Miss abu citing t Castori Wbea she bad Children the gave them CutorU 4 Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest US Govt Report I nVAI Powder Baking BOIITEIY PURE A VrRMAXKXt CXJnSIHT ll2tTT Joseph Clinmlierlnlu and t hiss Juke of Devonshire 1rrillct I Lostiox June M rite National Inlon of tonservatlvc Associations gave a banquet here this evening Among tho guests vv ere the Duke of Devonshire and Joseph Chamberlain the Liberal Unionist leaders Tho Duke of Devonshire nld I In his spiech that this was the first occasion on which Liberal Unionists had been gitcitiof the National Union of Conservative Associations He thought their priscnce wan duo partly to the recent unfair attacks on Mr Chamberlain whlih were mode In the faro of the fact that the lend ers of both sections of the Unionists always had absolute mutual confidence He I I dvclt I In the attitude of upon the piogreAslve change II allllio the Conservatives ascribing It to tie Influence of AI 1 htal four the Into I Lord ItnmlolphChuich I 111 i and others like them and to i closer contact with public feeling The Unionist alliance the Duke mlded must be maintained until I tho dan gem of disruption of I the t tint lit I chili iii be passed Meunuhlle the Unionists would try to iHoit the social reforms upon which they were ngrevd 0c1LI time win Hearing w hint a new liovern I fluent would hav to be formed and power shared I tho two sections of thin t nlnn isle Ktilhuidasilc eheeril lnther It fusion or coalition was I would be a union flolln coaltiln of Miiall I Importance I I e fur dimctiltliH I would 1 e Incurred any w h y The i timviiljvtn I I could not be expected 1 to call themselves Liber I als while the t oplnlonsof inanv a Llberalt nlon 1st prevented him from nduptmi thu name of I Consurvaltve but tliero vias I growing dlspo I it ion un the part uf both tii udopt the t name of Unionist to the exiluslon of tho t older a nut narrower party terms Molt of them were pre i pared 1 to merge innsurvatlsin liberalism and I radicalism 1r1O II I hit nobler title of unionism This might result In A permanent nlllance and tho formation of a party t bo called a national one I Loud I cheers I Mr Chamberlain said he concurred In this remarks of the Duke of Devonshire He added that the occasion marked the completion of the union He I I hoped It I that both sections would en deavor to make the taI permanent The Conservatives had proved that hips were not opponed to reasonable retorm and were not re actionary The Liberal Unionist looked for ward to cooperating with them In useful con I structive legislation ICheers I IqudnIIrNG orE OWITK Irish ad Liberal Commoners Discuss hotly III l lnre In HUtor LONDON June HI L 1 1 Ha den member for South Itoscommon moved In the House of Commons today to reduce the estimates by fiOO aa a protest against the expenditure of public money upon a statue ol Oliver Crom I well Ithln the precincts of Parliament I i William Redmond memlwr for Hast Clare protested agalnet the glorification of the memory of a man whom ninetenths of tho people of I Ireland regarded OH a murderer I i retard1 lurler iiantcellor of the Kx Sir William Himourt lhlcelor t chequir sold the House ought to bo governed I i by tho fact that the record of famous men In English history must he determined by indi vidual sympathies and they must nlsn remem ber the jilaie that the statesman orcupkd In Ihe I life of the I nation and look upon the muter in a brood spirit The Commonwealth h said was a great epch nnd Cromwell wan I great ruler I with a gteat huil Icy at home and abroad wih 11lt I Everett Liberal aid lust Crom well played the part of 1 manof greatness a ei t Jlrt fact which oery one admitted John PNolan I Parncllltcdeclared that Crom 1 well nnd played the part of n treacherous brute and tlMt Sir William llarcourt had identltled tlll with many of Cromwells actions Coneerv atlv u and Parnellltu laughter 11 ihe motion tine rejected by I vote of Ir to LosDON Juno 14 The Aild V us tomorrow 1 will I say that I the Irish I members of Parliament I Sl 1 Iml will again ruiiu tilL uutstlofl 01 ejcprndiiig public alAII Iuton wi money tor a statue of I romwell on thu report on Hiipply vvhlrh wil I I probably be I submitted on I Monday i 11 tiny expn t to de lent the projt ct w ith I I the help of the Opposition I itrnitifio sIt i ra rlATIu I i Commoner Ilowlm Objects to the Searching I or llilllnh MUIp by ForelKncm i LONDON June 14The bill Introduced by Sir IClward Urey Parliamentary Sicretary to tie Foreign Ollice for the prohibition of scaling in Uehring Sea during certain tuuonn nnd for the j regulation of the seal fisheries iMinx up on Its I second reading toll Sir deorge linden I Powell Aid ho approved the general principle of the bill I I but It I itid not go tar enough in alt let lug solute or the declanition of the llehrlng Sea Iribunal uf Arbitration Thomas Gibson Bowie offered nn amendment declaring that no bill would bo satisfactory that drcdrfno withdrew British protection from HiitUli 611 b I Jeuls on the high sea and I rmirtereil llrlllsh yes IIKl Mls liable to I search and relure by foreign naval officers Mr Iiowle said he doubled whether I Canadas objections tn thu bill mil I been reo Cnan olJecllnl movd At any rule tho measure ruiild render BrItish Hiibjvcth engaged in lawful pursuits lla ble to humiliating treatment at tint hands of i foreigners Hlr Kdward drey said that the bill was In I tended merely to affect tie existing agreement with Kussla It contained no elates for other purposes Canadas consent to the meaauru had anlllo not been given expressly but every endeavor consistent with fulfilling the agreement with Huisla Imd been mid to fatiify the Dominion Mr Ilovrleis auicnduient was rejected by a vote of HT to 11 XASKVIIA rANTED 1O LIE HID Apparently He Unit No Ilrnlr to Nee tu Klch and Pouerlul of aiu iofv OIAHOOW June 14All arrangemcnU were made for a visit from the Afghan Prince Nag cuBa Khan at the thread works at Paisley and tInt Bhlpbulldlng yards In the Cljde I today but I this morning Nasrulla positively refused to leave his bed when hu wan aroused and In formed that ever thing was ready for his com ing An elabuti ate luniheon had been prepared notable who had been Invited and many 1111bl persons 110 lrll vited together with the corporation otllclalu wertMiwaltlni i thu arrival of the i Prince I when cnwlltUI they were lulil that he would not get up A deputation of guests and olllrluls iiroceedtsl to ultll lueh the hotel and finally induced his Highness tn II keep his cngaeiment to Inipcct I the Khlphulld log yards I Ihuhour I being so Into the vhll to the ii real wi rks ms not maile I Nasrulla nted rlmllarl In Liverpool here he kept Ih guests waiting two hours befuro hn Inspected the elertrio railway Ihe J lIlt of tho Afgnan Prince IMS cost the Knglisli neil Indian taxpavers iMIOUO aorulh only donation rlnce Ida inrlvnt I I I mist Itrltaln I bus tutu I gift I 01 iXOUOU to the Mojlem mosque in Liverpool lIJTU XK IX 11lIfIrftU Hal In I llnnd lie tVnlk TliroilEh thee Clievrlnir r ivd HAMiitlin I I June 14 I Mr iliijatone S who nr riced here torday on the iteamer Tantallon Cattle R 1 guest or Sir Donald Currle and will remain to see thin opening of the North Si n coil llaltlu lanal ttastntcrtalneil thIs evening nt I f t In tie nologlcnl inrdens He had been Invited I to attend a hut ituluilt given by the Ham I I I I burg fete but he sent I his rigrets The lead ing shippers all rchnnis of the city wero present at the bunqutl mil sir DonaM i Cuirle i tnailn n speech A return liHtuiuet will he given on the TuntallnnCaHti I 4 loinorrinv when It It i likely Mr I ilailstnnn I will nw ik I i sir llnnald I urrlu ami his party steamed I 111111 round thu I I Alstur htisi lu thl he afternoon and In upected the preparations making for the fPte ii I lie party went aiuiuiire alit In ruturnlng to their buatMililaditone wolked with liU hat III hit hand tlacmiih cheering crow I nOYt naiiiimxcKii IV IuNnov A Iropoi lo lid the treats forTheat auth Jlemlr Iliilyrooil IIou LONDON Juno 14A C Morton Liberal roembtr for Peterborough moved In thin House of Common today tn reduce tho annual grant for Ilucklngham Palace resldcnceof theCjuern I and Marlborough House ldeniuof the Prince of Wales and divert 100000 toward repairing burgh Holyrood flouts the roul riiilduuue relAlrlnl Henry Laliouchere suit lie was delighted to I hear that Holyrood lloute was going to wreck and ruin and hoped that nothing would be dune to save I Herbert Gladstone First Commissioner of Works said that Hulyroud Home wai itt excel lent condllloii and did not need any grant for I rt nalrs tit Mortons motion wits withdrawn n JFOln nr ritE aoricnxon The Genes Hirer Dnm Hill ad the nil Inr an Armors In llnfrHlo AinANV June 1101 Morton has vetoed Senator Parsonss bill providing for the con struction of iidam on tho lenosee hitter for the purpoeos of the ErIe Canal and for restoring tn the owners of water power cm tho Oeneseo RIver the wnlcr diverted by the State for canal pur poses Inn h memorandum Itlod with the bill tho flovernor ajs Whllu a dUI at the point named Is proba bly dcslrahh ali will he beneficial to the resi dents of tho trncset Valley anil especially tei the people of Rochester ltdoet not seem to me wise for the Stale to liter upon this expensive public work ut this time Si I far as concerns the value of the dam its a feeder for tha Erie Canal It may be doubtful whether the con dition of canal business at tho present time and thu necetsltlcs of the anal itself Justify inch a large expenditure I If I lie proposition to deepen t lie Erie Canal to ii Inc fuel upon which the1 people wil h vntr In I November next heap I proved I additional water supply will I bo re quired all In I that I event t tho construction of this dam inn ho deemed nerecsury but for lAIIIlltl nlII It does not nnciii wise to begin this y Irk until the I ptopln have ex pressed their approval of tha proposition for canal enlargement tci i fur as concerns She additional water power to be supplied iuy t mians of thu dam In t hun city of Uochuter It m iv be I fairly contended thut that cIty should bear home portion of thu expense No provision i Is I made for tin t such contribution by the city In the pending bill and I am of Ihu t belief that If I thu state should con I clude to build itirli a dam upon the lcncec lIfter sotiin pr ivlslon should bemuile whereby I tie cIty of Unchester and possibly other locali I ties Interested In tho work may contribute to the expcMise of onstructlnn It I I the pio oltlon for canal enlargement be approvid public sentiment may Justify j thn I ronstrnukm of the dAm In thin lieneree I Hlver I for canal purposes If I tlni proposition to deepen the Krle Caiinl bu not approved I lie question I will l still I I I remain I wlutrmr a dam i In I this river may not bn desirable for t tie protection of prop erty coil thn hireisoof water power In the city I of Rochester anti the expediency of engaging In this public work and the proportion of the ex pense thereof to bo borne hi the I Slate will be proper subjects for consideration by the Legis lature liut In view of tint question of general anal improvement now pending before the people to be decided at the next election and also In view of the fact that this hill makes no provision for any contribution toward the ex pense of the dam by 1 any of the localttlei inter ested I think It should not be approved I lay Morton has also vetoed senator Personss bill providing for acquisition of a site and the erection thereon of 111 armory tn the city of IlufTalo for tliu i vent fourth Hejrlinent Na tional Guard and making an appropriation therefor In vetoing the bill the doverncir wrote the following memorandum In u message transmitted to tho Assembly the Until of F bnmrj lust disapproving 11 bill providing for the erection of an armory at Og deiuburg It was suggested that no appropria tions should be maun which can hi de furred without injury to tho Interests of the Mate and specially that no new armories or normal school building should lie erected this year At tention was called to tin fact that several bills were pending for appropriations for repairs and Improvements upon armories as well as forev cral now armoiies Afterwnid i I declined I tu 1 approve a bill for a new armory at Whitehall Several appropriations have been approved for repalrH and improvements upein ar mories but none have thus far been approved for nuv armories In view of the policy already Indicated I cannot consistently approve this bill Oiht r bills are now pending for new armories and an approval of this bill would require the approval of the others nun thus Involve u revi rsi of Executive policy for which reversal no bufilcieut reason could be given Hill Ntaneri liv flit Governor AlnvNY June I 4Atnunug the bills signed by the fiovernnr today were these Authorlrlnr Hi New York nnil Itrooktui Tunnel Conqmnv lo toiistriul u tunntl belts eii New 1 nelL ami lir iolcit n Vv t inlil iruiti Amltnta MM rrgaiillnir Itrnokln a st 9im nu I on lots owmut hi one or more persona rrovliHnp I u i I tilt I he net Hlver da Light unpnny of Lniie I Ulnmt rlt htall I not cliurriii more for gas lu that itt Hun It IIui5 In other plnci stMintor o eoniKir bill repeal itig the Kllburn liower nlnl 1 M nl isa of this inauil liSIurlllK the OM law t n inus itijtct A M tntIMu in 1 1 Schlltzn bill prorlillnt for the pinihivi nr iuiiiipltlim bv tnlne itomtlii by the thy f Hrooklj l n or Hit htiKk ii iii is frtmehlseis uud 7rilrriY j of ttio Si ss incht ati r OonipHln ltisetiHvrp1 I tint tliodmornur III sIgn hut Alas worth bill pintiji for lhi slinl of tin nitiira and erTifU nf iU olinlli ilruiks I anil other imrcotlct In cni ni 11111 wlili i i hsli li hull liyflnn In i the public whool Tli i oernor has received many nroteatt Cilnst hue till The IJionx Riser etver and hiighway omiiilKivlon ArnANV Juno 14dov Morton has ap pointed on the Commission to Inquire Into the expediuicyof constricting a sewer ami a high way along the valley of the lironx River In Wntcheter and New Vork counties created hv Chapter lOl of the Laws of this lear I harles 11 ilson of Mount Vernon James Vnoil nf Hcdford W Delavan Halilwln of Yonkers Fordhnm Morris nnd A rciii it lit S Van Ordenof New Vork city The Mayors of New Vork Yonkers and Mt Vernon the Street Commissioner of tlin t Twentythird and Twenty fourth Wurdit In New York city ana the Chair man of the Westrhcstep county Hoard of Super vlsorx are cxolUclo members of the Commis sion Court fir Appeal Decisions SAIIAIOUA Juno 14The following decisions were handed down today In the Court of Ap peals Aiuhnoy set American niueosn Company order of O m rsl linn nITInuiil unit jmlKintiit stieciune or nrrid against defeuilauit upon the tlpulatU n with cost IctipA ex rel Inb on arm lIre ommlsstnnert of Ilrookl ni onler of HtnerAl and sHvlal Terms to ver dl null the I application for t lie writ of niauilamus granteil wllti I IoAti In all courts to the relator Ioaplo ei rut snwiey tict l VIUou order nfrlrmed wliliouteoUK toeltlivr iIrtv Wiiuiink agt rullii Joit act lies it ii Iwocasei Cantonl SKI Forbtir two efoe iHi nilenlmrit ntt Com mm 111 hiatuS Imple ex ret Argot Iompnny I ngt rntmrr imler nnirmrit with eont Mailiton CKt liiuttithe life Aw iirance Society onlr anirmi d wt lib i oi i with leavo to the ilcfi mlnnt to anna ti the eonplitiit wit hilt tic i nty ulays aftrr M rln or a iop of the onler eDter il ou our remlttur Ii iiple ex re itraiiicr i net Morton unler unirmed nlthoiu i oiti to either par Collliik AKt Iiurroiiftht nppfal dlKiiltitpd with colts The fait ofu Iteernt Trip lo Albany Klectlon Commissioners Kdwurdsand Ilnefger ofllrnoklyn recently paid a visit to Albany to urge the lovernor not tn approve the Abele Election bill On their I return they put I In I a bill of expenses of 1511 and It was promptly signed bs Minor Schlercn and the financial ofnccTs and paid It Is I mid that such a payment N entirely unauthorised oid that omu taspa t er may bring a unit for UK recovery All thu politicil nriianlrattonH In her it 111 with thu exception of thu shcpardite I i faction tire in favor of thn t Abele bill nntl the mission of Messr Kdwanls and rnigKer to the liovernor was entirely voluntary Mlllum Marshall tli Tint will of the late Mlllionalro William Mar shall of llronUjn si its olfeied for probate yes terday The widow Jane Mirsluill receives lbs rI Unionuthuo I rci Utiie a nut lt i contents i I and an annuity nf Slooni 1 In lieu I of dower Thu rrsHlno nf thin ertutte Is divldid equally between the children Martha A Place W W Mar shall and lieorgn I S M Marshall Although I t chiiunciiy I Mnrsl all another son Is t nol a heno ibis my under the will I h hv IH named as one ci f Ihu I cxriiitnrs ihuut I fact that he has not lain named as tin heir should not It In tald be at trlbuled tounj inUiiiiluistanilin between him unit his father as their relations have ala aye liren aliectlnnutu llu J wa linolvnl In financial dillleulllei with urordaeecoinpany a few yean ago u and it i Is laid his fuihur made ample pro vision for him before his Heath I th valuable properties of Tarranls Effervescent Seltzer Aperient wire universally knutv 1 u nu fmnlly would he without It It I 1 N I hit lint l known IITPVI ntatlve or suit cure fur llllloinnrM hick lleailitrhe IODillptllon imperfect liU0itlun Ultordfreil biomsch Vomiting Lott of Apiielll Irnpiloni nn Kn Prickly heat cud all bad Ins effnu riwui from n iu rr la ratiu or drink 1001 aul 1VV All llrunlt HETTY GREEN IN PRAYER PIlOTOGJAPItItl ox jnn IX1l8 iff nEFEitUK AxnEttsmtH UtJI ti It Wim Ihe Annlvrmnry of Her Ialtier Death unit Nbc Sled Intended In Pro due TtMlmnnv Hint Would lluve Mnito Him rum In lila Jrnve Knt Referee Anderson lnt the Iliirlttic CiiHe fleer Henry I A Itarllng I was too III I I I cjlcrdnr tic uuiu pear before Iteferno II 11 Andtrsoli and lesilfy on his application to have his llnnl accounts is surviving exncutor of thu will of Kdunnl MulL Iloblnson Hetty irceiis futler accepted nnd approved Mm Irren who Is opposing Mrtlni lings application ci its uiui hind with her dntiuh ter I Miss Sylvia lliecli I t nnd hei tu w liwc I r Hubert llenedlct Since these hearings cro begun Mrs Irren lias sexcivly tried Ihu piltlenceof Mr Anderruli Minims bud half a dozen dlfTcieiil law ens unit 1 shiv bus ii I tiil Phd to do a good deal of lle bulk iiit hot I her slilo of the cnehei self WlitnMr Audcrnn hnsealled her tu order shcrplv and told her iliut If In In terrupted the prucecillngs I ti nln I hu would have her put out shin has rosen gtI herself b mimic i Ing Mt Anderson Tim rcleriu h is a liullt of listening tn the testimony with his i ii loed and Mrs Jreun has liisUed thit he was sleep ing She surprised Mr Atuulucii i himself btctilny by her actloim after the hit iiiuig had hi ci post poned Mr Hurling I a la vr said that hit client teat still III ami Mr Andei son sit tin next hi arlngduw n for IlldM Junu el I Up In this time Mrs I Irethi haul diitisdll iii IUtiirliini e She was il leased I III blaek us liiuul and her daughter who sat Inside her watch d her with iimusriiiint All ire rn mild nithlnc hot sin liiiulu several faces tit Ihe I I fire aim Slit ii lai attention was ultra teil It the I entrance nf Count I I lrlba edoiT a Hu sttinwlio IIIIH bei u taking siiHp hots with t his camera of Interest ing subjects in this connlr 1 he mint Is a lai go liiindonie man and hu was anxious to get u pictiuu of Ml tiitun of whom he had heard Mirn the rli bent woman In I tit o world hit said and 1 want n picture of herMrs Mrs iieen ejed the Count and his camera auspiciously Nheii Mr Anderson after announcing the date of the next hearing said I but U nil I this nfternoun Mr men arouo tutu wiiked it in to an open window I After glancing around tho room the knelt down and clasped her hands Her I I c ti weru turned upwind and her lips moved us If In prayer For a minute thu other people In thu otlleu wntebud her curloutt HIT daughter found thu t proceeding ii use uisiiig the Uuslan h Count raw in It nn oppoi limit forHgoud sunn shot Hu crept sufll aiound the end ot u desk levelled hU camera and pushed the button There was a click that attracted Mm lieenH attention and as she turned around and saw the camera pointed at her she cut short her prayer and arose Mrs Oreen declined to say for whom she had been prulng She paid tint it wasnt for the referee or for Mr Darling Ihu llusslin Count got another snap shot at her as she left the ol lIce It was tIn anniversary of Mr Hoblnsons death amid Ml jreen was disappointed bcuuiao the examination could not go on She Mild at the last hearing that she would bring out testi mony yosterdiy that would make her father turn In his grave IrjLY LA 1 S AT If 112GLflS I Sophomore and Prep Have n Tussle Over Graduate NEW BniNSWlCK June TheHutgers Col lege students had a clash last night after lee commencement exercises of the preparatory Bchool A number uf freshmen fathered about the doors of Klrkpatrlck Chapel anti as the I gradtiptc appeared seized them and marched them off down George street A party of sophomores essayed to rescue lie preps and a lively tussle ensued Before thu Mansion House where thu graduates hud a banquet ready thus struggling was resumed cul minating In a free fight Sauna of the students tried to force an entruncu to the banquet room but the portly form of the proprietor blocked lie trite hey 1 then withdrew amid triumphant jeers from thu liberated preps The commencement iieicl of Hutgers Col lege were beitun today Kntrame examina tions were held this morning hiuiri I w its an unusual large number uf imlhliites At J oVlo k these wei rat in Kirkpatruk l i Chapnl I b the meinb Ti of the giidUiittni cms of thn Mleiititlc school This evening the annual ion cert of the leo l Club will I be given In Allens Theatre afti r which the sophomore will i i I for Iniill cremate analytics on the athletic field Kntrunce examinations will bu continued to morrow The commencement eerci es will continue on Minda Mondu and Tuesday Editor Iliitlrr Jive M Iltnncr at the Jotoi E H Butler proprietor of the Buffalo Ano entertained a large party of gentlemen at dinner lost evening nt the Lotos Club In honor of Daniel O Day of the Standard Oil Company The decorations were unique From the celling I hung a frostwork of asparagus vine In the midst of which glittered bulbs of electric light I KnoruuiUB mounds ot red roses decorated the table Mr HutlerH guests vvern ChMincey M Depew I John M Seat chin I ci Wlliluin I I I Cullen I Hryant L C Dodd Itinrge lilfltpln J 1 A Hut her K H Laurence William Gray AO liiin null Judge Itustus S Itansoin l A lekcs A II Kllng C D I SImpson John A Melcher St Clair lcKelway A K Richardson Daniel II McMlllnn Walter Dunham Trunk McOrovv S I t Ilavne I ienrgc II I I lii icicle H I i J Hand I John IL i tlagg I i surge iatchell Jolm i hlut untIl James A Huberts H A Cary H L I Knilgn John H Farrell Charles H Iluntley Chester S Lord and Emil Winter Informal I rpecchtaak Ing followed the dinner I Hondas ftlornlne Trip Vp the Hudson I The Sound steamer City of Vocster will mako her first Sunday excursion for the season up the Hudson Hlver to Poughkeepsle und return Pier N H DesbrosseB turn leaving 40 1 next UesIrnMel street at 10 oclock A M and Illth street N It at 11 A M on Sunday next The fare will b only 30 cent There will be music by a good orchestra and refreshments served nt reasona ble prices Tickets may bu had un pier at aa Drnadway alt the Annex otllce llrooklyn Connection can be mode from llrookhnb lieu I Annex boat from the foot of Fulton street at I i liiIO oclock A M The itv of Worcester will continue mer thesii Sunday trips throughout the sum I Seam lllKhirnjmen In New Trrer HliilKirTov June 14 lliumac 1 linker and Frank Ilrown both colored held up the Itev II IUse and his brotherinlaw Carl Horning on a country road last evciing near here They stopped the horse Mr LU e was driving and pointing I I pUtuli at the lieulr ot tin I two men or dered them tu throw up i thifr t hirmuu I and glvo up their money and valuables Another wagon came In sight just at this i time and the liegloes lied Hoth Scene arrested this I I moi nine I linker I Is an oysterman from Virginia and Ir wn Is a brother of one nf the Ih colon d highwaymen sent to Mate orison ln i month frmn heie for terms ranging fioin tilt lIt to thirty im tarried llynHmllP In Ills Veil Pocket WUMSIIV I WIs Jin l i i e li t i Job t llauiii a farmer of Ihutovvii 1 of utruu Inc left his home I estrrduy to go lu thn faun to hixt tuiue StOut lie took some dynamite w HU bun putting part of It In his vest pocket and il K I tlioiiht that i ho stumbled and till esbloillng tin nuiulte tutu report nf thu explosion 5 i M i an 1 si iuiuu dlstnnrn isis us and neighbors hi tiiiid to thu phuu where Iliium was fcuiil dunl I rurthiiiake In hf llrllMi Wr Indies lUliliAlinrH Vfit Indies Juno il i Kurlh quakes shook the luliuu AntUil i llsi iMila and St Kilts I I between Miv ii I andI I At liar I badii the huuike iini lu nipil mccchslmi Con HldurHblodunng vvu ilm it tu the sthoolliuiisit and church thu Imiil I liuiiipt utuuul tiuuuiv timi till hugs und wall lluon I u tne Islniiil Thn II tutu rluiumui silts but lttlK I t I les eve r un tho oilier lnluiilH g sooo for Mir ilnhn riiouipim M Idiivv OTTAWA Juno 14 A vutu wi inXeu in tin1 lloiun i early this I morning un the grmtuf f 100 to I Iatlv Thompson tin t widow uf Mr John Thompson Ihuuiant wa ciii neil b Tl tn 4i votes n iippionrlatl m of SidDii fur thn I funeralnspenset of the lulu Priinur wn al u approvtd To nn Avjlnia InvleMd cii ISilliunral Invtl niMMililiDM JIIIIB 1 14 I Thomas thou Ihe farmer who was arruluil near ltulriorulcf tl on June 7 ts sic committed today In n iMiiutlu asylum upon it I due ii warrant When Don I was arrested he wus practicing with urrvolvrr llo I Infuroud hU captors that i hu uas on lilx way in Hulmoral tu obtain an I ntcrs low with Ihe t Queen Ileven Killed nl n Fourr l RoMrJunn 14 A deipatrh from lInt lgo ajs that while about jou persons weru waiting on n platform there for the funeral services nf it conspicuous citizen the structure gave way throwlugev rbudy tn u hue ground Eleven Inert and women were killed uml twenty other were iujurcd several l of thtui Utull I I a I I luIX TII ii TO wnnr Did you HIIVO niul aiifVov inuob during tho lite torrid euthor I low iimuli did you sawtho 1 price I of oiio of our delightfully cool I suits DOlt stop to calculuto how much you siiflcrcd Imt Ito pro I pnrnl for thn next t slig f Warm Wrath Miu QU t to 12 1 infti Cit f 01 HIT IN CH ojA I e I SI 1 ipieli I Silo S lliee siilri IIM1 S2 t25J now r r Uliltn luii rniusrs riuliil I Jnow tl idtt 1 i m i VOGEL SON o Broailwav Corner HOIISOI Si J 1 fIIlI n trim Jircn rrss KeniMrkMlil liloile tn fhe Petty Assault lice 11 cultist IIildIf fluid duller Thorns of ugu Diddle and ilolph Gal liry I who wero areiisisl uf assaulting Henry i Cnrqiic KO rise tu mu ini ttiicl rumplliMlions In thetourt uf dcnerul I Scsluns csterdii run dlsappiiarantr of the papers lu this case cau ed tilt Iteruidrr I t to mnki it a ipeech t and tho men wero rilmiuttil by the driud July I Vest erils y I morning rancis I S Ollur I tho newly up poinltd Deputy I tu lid alit Dltrlct h Attorney up tutu red be lure fudtfu Cowing and movid for lie I dlsmliisnl uf tho I newly found Indictments Ho i nufil he liul exiimlned I nil I tint wltnessis In tha d case and tin 1 so who were isunpused tu bu 01 Ilia I side of the t complainant testified hut I he was the atgrcior against lllddltand thut iallery made nn assmit w hutevcr Judge 1 Cow u Ing attiru cunsiiltatlon with As i sistant I tilt rkt Attorncj Ollarr declined to e giant t tho motion w Inch no hurattci td a ex I traordlnarj Almost at the same moment the same cass was Vforu Heconbr I ioir who on a uteiti tin for Ihedlsrlinrgii uf the prloncn had given hen I T s1 District Attornev until itercluy tu pniduni Itt tinmissing papers In thin ue Assistant Ills i trlct I Attuinejs 1ngr I and Hridlcv I were in i court Mr I llnullcy ninde a tim iii ehtitn t vvhlrli exculpitcd him from nn Ihtbllltv tor the hntc of tin papers Mr Lnger then I informed hue I Hecorderthit o motion tu dismiss I wis being brought before Judite Cowlnc mid theltecnrrler rcfuril tu have am thing further to do with the cane The case was finally ordered on trial beforn Judge Cowing jesterduy uflerninip und Jlr Oliver I conducted the prosecution llcnrv Curqtlc the tout iinifnant testified he had been us saulted hy Illddlf and Uallerj I I on Oct 14 last 1 in I u front of 171 Hlcirker Hre t The winees for J the prosecution were HUhinl Oltmiu I who was emplo iii in OalleiyV candy store nt 175 Hlcecker strtet and losetih iiime ltuitii maul that Canine I lind lain i In wait for Diddle I I and I I Ii neil enedtu kilt him and that Caique sat not itt all hurt In tin row Judge Cowing said he believed I the witnesses had bum intimidated I I or huught t 2 ofT Thu Jury acqultted Diddle and dallery 1l MRS ItIt1tVfIt7 AltltKtiTKl horned tvllh Kteiillnc n SlOt Diamond f rnH Smut Mr Smttli J Mrs Henrietta Hernard widow of the late Conrad Hernard who WHS an official of tLu North Ilndon Cuunty Hallway was arrested at tInt residenceof William lijnnin Paterson ave nue West Hlhoken on Tlmi day night on a charge of grand larcenv The coinphilnnnt U Mrs Lniitsu Smith l ut 144 lat 1 Twentyc coiid strict t this I i liy wlui i haigts I Mr I Ilirmnl I with t I the tlnf nfa diniuoiid cross vnliied nt Pitt j DeteetiVf I I SeigiMiit CtitT his I be 1 en looking fur 1 Airs Ilriniid for four months litnntly i ha learned that she visited H an house and situ n S then the plu e h is htin inivr Mil v pilliuu e slia In locked up pending I the NSUI I i uf i t rail lltliu I 4 papers win n slit will I I I he bu uiuihut to tills I i Hy hoc I U ml I The Strike nt Iroetorn Tlicntre Nearly e Over by Thin genual strike on Proctors new theatre fl building ut Ilffveghth street between Thlul I I I and Loxlncton avenues will probably be sttled todi Ihu I tilnrlpal latisenf tint strike was 1 hut ellihuhi iViuleflt of on iiihii ion plnstcrirh t by the Stereoiellef CuMlltnv A lOllimlltC I t ot tlrt I Ilonril ut Walking I lldrgates I had u nmferemi with Contrator viucg who has clmrueuf all 1 tint work ytstriluy and Mr Snucu uugu etch to j dl elmr n tile nonunion men here 1 art umo j P minor dlltrrPiicis which me to be settled at an j other conferencn toilay The Narmnnntu Delays Ferryboat While the sleimslilp Normaunla of tlie Ilirn i burcAmerian linn was celng docked nt her pier In Hnbokcn jcslerday moi nim the strong p ebb tide swung her around directly In front of the Hdokeii Ferry slip where sne stuck fast Travel nu the Chrlstopln r street line was blocked for neatly an hour dm Ing which time Ii i several trains an I ved with over 1010 nissen gent anxious It t get to this I city Two trigs I after no itt h piishlit and pulling cut the steamer R lino her dm k und travel I on tho ferry ivus re ij Il sumed lit i Cotton Men Sen Hindi America On this Invitation nf Mr Nnto Sulibury th tueinbers of th New omk Cotton Kxchange r with their friend visited Ambrotc Park last I nlgnt liey I saw the acre uf planted cotton the iintiitl nil nil etrolui press and I hue iii her at 1 tractions t un the ground After thoroughly In I spetllnt all Hist I vvos tu i u be tern outside thin arttin they went In thr I buxus reerv d for their M iicromiiioililluii and nltm i ul t lit performance u They left ill I a high gui uI humor u Another Hlivpardlta a SttoOO lob The Ilruuklyn Klecllnn Commissioners ester 4 P day dlsplaied James A lentil aa chief clerk and nppolntud Melvin A Hli e an active Shep j 1 urdlle Deinucrat his successor Mr Meiny IH a 1 regular Democrat nrd his been a city cmuuen s lor marly Ihirtv inns suvcntren ears uf which heerved I in i the t Hoard of Flectlont it ice 11 had alnidv a gum I Johns pv muster In iho City A Vurkrt Department I lie trot n deleirutu lo th ut Si iiuljsnuii i munition i More iifthp Ht luUr iriinpllnl Land Snlrt J Ihe 1 liimlwH of M Lukis Hospital hava told another portion of Ito t tnus pit iii propert It I tiiuiiiiit cut 100 fict un Ilfljfonrtli street run ning I t through to Ilftyllflh street I with a front lidO of Ti ttvt t on the I lattir I Uriel i Ihe plot is i di r bet wisiuf i u f ilflli nvi nile Ihe I prir paid 54 was ah nit f jio ibii Thu pun linkers name IIHI lint built made pnblle It Is l ad that n build J some risUteiiie will In built on thou lot f etcrtlnn fin un MU lxi llrlon Ihe leventeinth I I nnmitl excursion given by John 11 I 1 Sturin lu I I the vet niemu soldiers and riil on and their fimlllcs nnd frlendi started yet I1 t i tcrili morning from various points along t lie ill K ti nit I i front I Iliirii WIMP u built vooo pel sons 4rv 4 f un Ihu nine barges us hit two u nti uniboat i which i1 eonipririil tic iir ion Tint itestinutfun uf thelloilllu vvisOikdalit Park un lio HmUon I Curling Torturing D s jgu ring ii Skin Diseases iif H i1 ticufa Works Wonders I hdld thioithoui ih votll 1 s4 nptciit j br Fptlik sij Anilitiu rliriuult 1 in sU m ci I rlli llnliih 11 iyfiu t N JM a ro hinj I 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7 Vl lr Y 4 r ini4 mpIWW 1 J J f 4 1 T I 1 1 4 THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 1805 I A FINE PITCHERS BATTLE J crmZLA1nf DEFEAT TJttt HEW rUIKS itv A HCOJIE or 1 TO o J Van Hutirt Valueky MulT Let la the I Onlr HmiJIrookljrnsi really DIpo of HI 10 u I IlilcilEo lletvt ltoloa ItnttU I ranrc IVhttevraabe 1lllebtirsih Incln t 1 nntl Srtllf IVnalilnRloa stud PhlUdel u pbtn Win Twice from lonUvlleNotee I I p The Now Yr rk are ted this morning with tbo 1 Cindtinat for nlxth pince and wilt decide the a question at tlc Iolo ground this afternoon o when luck n lnufi men will bo bore Ycsler tl tiny tlio I local Hum was beaten by l Ibo Clave tlin in aniln tbn score being ItoO Both Young and inei Clnrkr nltditil finely find the fleltllng was most n brilliant but an unfortunate muff by Van Hal SI i too lot In tl only run of the gamp The Brook bail tlmo with St Iouli and aro II lym Rti ia i tmo IIci IIa now In a Rood position to cnln in the leader ci Chicago Ix nt IJoilon anil the Kaltlmorcscovered th rittihurnlii with while Mh en that the it 1lsllrh1 Ih tu n lit CIcvelnndH w lio play In Hrnton today are only II tl tnctijevrti points behind the exchampion tlT tlI I I The Ililladilplila battered the IxiuNvlltoi alt T over thin lot In two Kauus and Cincinnati got a J anuy with mlilnqton The results 1 1 Cleveland I New York 0 f 1roollyn IV St LouU 7 b Chlcagn 7 llostott 4 tl llalllmorc II I Pittsburgh0 N rhlladelhhln 17 Ixiulivllle I first game 14 Louisville 0 second ame 1hiladclphla 11 Lulle eood game U ee Cincinnati 0 Washington 3 I IIECOIJ TUB 1E irr i irr el Ciuls iron L CVnf I Club TTon rl tent I booon EI 14 rmlrindnnatl an 20 63 i el f i i ii 17 014 rhUdIplaul 3 011 in IYlullu 1 1 nu3llrookln vo WI 410 lalllorU 1 303 WashfftonlH I 480 tlw thkao 21i 2 fltfSM LOUIS is 80 H3 w LewVork 1 3 mt J lie 7 g m In CLEVELAND 1 NEW YOIIK 0 In I i The loyal rooters and thero wcro about flOOO of them who went to tbe Polo grounds yvster n lay I afternoon saw one of the prettiest games of f t I the FcnMin Or bo euro it didnt Jt tOo right way for Cleveland woo by the tantalizing score kl off to U l hut there worn so many exciting sit klor uations and such an abundance of magnificent or Inton III that s that few If any went away dissatisfied ru Cy Young ami Ilad Clarke did the pitching and Iq 1 from the start It was a battle between them C I Young had speed and sailed tho ball over the WI 1 plato A lurgu ni a balloon Tho New Yorks bit Ip liliti much harder than the score allows but they iie 1 I wro unfortunate anil Fcnt tha hall straight at Iq porno elder Clarke never pitched better In his life Ills control wai beautiful and he went tf r through tho entire gsmo without giving a base I on balls The crowd readily appreciating his it I I got work chctrcd him again and again while w more than ono crank nkcil l hit nolghbur why In I Ward did not pitch Clarku regularly lat year 7t 1 Van Ilaltrun hntl tho misfortune to drop ally ft1 I I ball in the ncventh Intilnic with two out that ty allowed MeAleer to sprint nil tho way from sec Ir ond with the winning run it was somewhat I in i excueahlr I a ho liad lh to make a long run to net N 1 1 under tho bal which might huvo bmmcorralled th by liurke or Fuller But Van madu a wonder r ful running catch of immrrs hid for a homer I which rcilly saved the entuo for the time balnc till re lie dlno crackid out two of tho five hits made off Young nnd worked hard for victory So th ii I that to condemn tho mun for his mistake would be manifestly unjust ns hit I has been plating Im o cxcclli bdi lately and satisfying thudcintiils wl l made liy tho tnoVt fastiilioun rrnnU 01 I Chippy Mciiurrvvhofo haIr and moustache till were dyed black coma ten ear ago cut tim itt 1 I I nrlnclpal flguro In C levelnnd a end of Ibo game lme 1IS f He got two hits one 1 threebagger And really ISu killed New York best chances for runs and a u I victory In lie eighth inning Wilson led oft V with a scratch hit but Clarke forced him n sec 11 indnnt bunt that Chippy fielded to hllds de like lightning Culler sent a lucky fclnglo to centra and Inrko flopped At second IMcllo Hurlo then rniiabccl tlui ball on the middle and It rushed down toward third bate like a cannon shot I a su clofo to the ni bag that ovcrybudy believed It n I twobait trer and IhnT the com would be tied lint sud denly the blarkvvlilskrrcil Mcliarr was Keen to make n ulld plunge Inward the white ack Ills knotty linger Tera thrust Into the soil and the JU Inlor le hallsloppid I In I their in hut ChinpjStepped I VI cm third foiclne I nut Clarke and thin lined the da ball over to OConnor doubling up Burke I ull I was tin unloosen a brilliant play but It broke the hearts of biv 1robahly no such magnificent fielding A that hot put up by I both team has eel sreii herein el many l ulay Van HiiltrcnH 1 mull was the only 1g1 I error charged ncftlnst tho New YorkF while for proc throws by Mcliarr and Xlnimer were the 01 I only inlnplnytf on thu vlsltint side Schrlvcr dci pliynl llrst tiiie like a veteran Stafford was I fOt hn hot In hlniiielf at second and Farrell covered hurl third In line IlL VIIon caught another star giliio nnd naIled the only Clevelunder that tried pei I I in meal retond McKean Child Blake Me hai I larr OConnor nnd Zimmer all rendered viilu luc I able aid to Young In his Uisk of bowling over thn IJnrlernlten wb t Inrllll Jet Tho Sew York as usual went to the bat first lee and Mire hliinked although Tlernun trot 1 Paso am nn balls only lo h thrown out at terond For kill I tlio vMtori tleNcan madoa lilt but WILon lJ Flopped his altimpticl 1 steal In I lie second after rnrwIl had 1 retired Van Hnltion Flnelcd wo alr rtrI IIIn lnllrl dec I stnlo Kcond readied third on Mn fiord nard decA grounder to I lillds hut was loft Ihen Clarke 4 on I ptiowid what nervy pitching ho could do HOI Bake PIIII ii l vvlth n crach Inl and McfJarr a ii i tonal I him at second laru1 I 1 miking a great Or I ttnp u atti row Ol I color ulsu worked In I n cat I scratch ntd 1 moved Mclrarr to second Clarke ow thoi inmle McAlccr pop I fly to Tlernan und O SMmmiir fun ei OConnor f at second an elf With one rut In the third Puller pot four enmo bal bill as doubled up vvlth Htirke In I Mr for I Keau Childs tintl OConnor Again Clarke eve for1 h 11 cut hot ho vvns made of I 1111 Inuiiir evu1 VI oiiinod lie IlevclnmlH half vvlth I ulashli g me I twobiigyr Dad stiuik Iho great llurkctt tout cat anti MrKein sent I short lly to left of which Itl ii Hurku nmilon remarliablc pickup Young going J I to third hit dangerous Child foul IleII ID WI chi Foti on which McKcan ran to fceiond and thl Hlikcs high one foil Into Pullers clans Tlernan eni I bcunu Ntw York fourth with it hit but Jtr Hchrlvcrn bunt vn caught on tim I Ly Young lab who doubled Mlle al first Farrell was safe on an laM Jliliarri low throw but was forced McUorr started tho I last hilt vvlllia sIngle Then OCon nor hiinled to 1arrnll vvhu made a beautiful u Fton mid throw to Hint and hctirlver lined the bill itt er to Fuller at third In Imu to catch j l I Mcliarr When Clarke stopped McAleers hit I otii anti lleldeil him out ho hud to raise his cap The llftli Inning was quickly plted Wilson and Clarke trlkhii out Van madn his great rntch of minors heavy liner and HtatTord I stopped llurxrttH uronnderln true Ifeflerstjlo aga With I two out in Iho hlxlh Tlernan got a base cut Bio l 1 alls anti stolo heconij only to be left Then tho vMtor nontouton six I pitched halls With Far rell out In tutu venlh voji llnltrensingled but cloV uns caught at second Then MtGarr hammered V a thrifliagBcr to left centre nnd thecrowd thouht It was all over Had thin umpire called ace ee two balls strikes on Chippy this hit would Iw never IIIIVH licen made hut those thIngs often in huppin Tlio Niw Yoika Inlleld played for tbo iilatu no vnnd win n OConnor grounded to Fuller Milinrr I I bid loslay I on third I Alter rapped jel one to titulTonl vv ho returned the t bull to Wilson cot In time to naIl Miiitirr vvhu tried to score Me ha jxleor I mcamvlulu runtilmr to sfcond Immer then hoonml tlio t lly that Van llaltrcn I muffed thl and McAiurr ran all the nay from second to the the Dime Ulnrko struck big ung out on three 8 pitched bulls flint tho Inning was over New crl Yolks eighth has already been described and las the visitor went out lu onlur in thlr half Tho one III at half of thu ninth resulted In Tlornan send 1 Im a vvnik gioundor to Young and hihrlvrr wo and Iaircll funning tlionlr rite score uw vorK i urtp IM Jut a in rOA r1 LtJr u lcrotr cot Hurkelf I nOl I uu lie rket I tu U I I I Jou 1 1 lurutaut r f u I 2 o iiMrKeun 1 v s 0 Ii I U 0 ou Keiirlvrr Hi I 1 Olo I oiiiifn diiTlii I o 4 K I CDC 1 nrri11 idb u ii u 1 a Plate r r U t U 0 0 o ViiHtrii b ef u J U i o YI i t W user i o J h I g y KlaHord 11 I bit U i 0 010 Ollur 1110 I I 8 0 0 I WIlMui c I I 4 I uiMeAleer rf I 0 0 I I too Clnrk p I I I I a Oinimer c 0 0 a J I Iltut ult1 I 1 o Youtig p 01 I 1 V 0 tha PP Totals 0 Itfi fa Totals 1 I 787 Fi 0a I New York OOOOUUOO 00 lui Cleveland 00 I o I I i u i Two ban liii Young Three basi hit Jlcfinrr BtohM imses Ilimau Van lauren I Flnl lutsu I on I 1 errors Clinlvnil I Snv York I First tsee im I tails orr onuff n Struck oiitIy Youmr it by f Llarke V Jioulilo lavsM Kein I hlbls alit ICon ter iior Young and IU minor Mnlarr suit t OConnori i I Vsrreli rihrlrer I and riili r 7stt l on bsws rieveltiii rl J 0 New Vturfr 4 TImeI IU3 I tmblrc Campbell situ AHendanco llOOil par IIIIOIIKIVV IS FT IOlIP 7 t lag I at Such batlln as tho llrooklyn and Kt Iouls JlVe trilno Itiiltilgul In islt nliy urpanei all pre and vious uanun played ni Kittern ParK ntis neasori Irtt A tola of nil 011111 Imoe vns ole record for stat ilieditv Ililll I iho ci 1 xili Inning thin llrooklyn haiti low then Ibev t IMKUII to tire I up Stulcy and t liomn lutib triple iloitlik nml singles rul lout cii iach other rapidly llurrisll win to mir lro11I lien ho lilt t lits ball over the left field liiico In I tin ennth Inning that lu stopped nt M coiid I bafe and ho continued nround tie bases nftir helm elicit HI by tie concliors It was tlio IIIM I hall hit i over thu fence I hIs ear Ill I Ihe I ton itli itt iu I ig UPIAII began vvlth a homer to rOt re livid rnoliy Kingleil and Quinn raced nround tin biu I mi his tretnetiut too rite to illcii I t left Held hon tuer rndcil thu slaughter MilmUn I also inolu a hi me run III tho fourth I In I nuhul I t tutu I to I lie homo run ho found Mxlcy for tao iluublet and 1 n lugle I El1 madu several liniil Mops aid ihrotvs cutting off at least two singles rite score r IHlli I BUOOKLVV l huIturotu I I LlurUg Prnwiv rf 5 a 4 ir 0 lrlttin c f u I V u u Inowy lr I J Ii a 0 111onoraus si 1 I o I U 0 f UJIllll lbJ I I ay a IUirume I 1 I bl ij I5 0 1 riiiinr Itll I Ui Itl I I 0 UIIMIS 11 I i oio n u I IdinnerJUb I I g I a 011111 l ajr fJ a u 0 u i f illlic I V I ii o I Milnllfil III I 4 o u 0 Jiiiwd r f u n t II 0 tiC iti i II I j 3 a oo I Mys s o n 1 7 ujiurnllr t I 4 I ot I bljlij 1 d p 0 110 U OKeunedy p t 1 1 I 8 t Totals 7IU1J I1 1 Tuuls rM iTl ii j I n louts 3 0 0 0 not 0 o T I ronklu U II 0 0 1 3 l Ii I u lniO4 um3i LouliO llroolilyB Fim baM ItI It p I f t foiIIt4ILr on erroeBt tool I tAft on has5t Lonh I 1 Jurnoatyul c First bees on ItalicOtT tCly I l off Iensc4 I PUuck ouihiyFeIay It I liv KtifIedy L home rnnanro ulnlnntr IIhlndlo IIIurlI Threebee IIlIaIr Isltz lusty Twnhes4 Idle Jirown flume Lachsnee Trirtwsr Khtndle it MtnltB iMsesnrown Cooley Quinn ImwU Haettnoe hlt vulnn nonner wild lcllKf nnIy Umpire McDonald Tlniel4 I Atteudance1800 cnicioo 7i i IUMTOJ 4 no To Janii U Orimth tried his luck for the see in l time In the CMcatn series at the Hoiith Fnd ulay anI he hot rerjutilsg hia owu way In Spits ot liii wittiness rite ChlcUos poulndeui ISItseti I stinTs ltt I fleld and Slhots wIt needsd him at the ciii or the left hnflhfl tare1 little httft the Iklllo 14a7ed a listless game while the rhlrannans were 01 the Jump all the lime Kverllt put up a phenomenal game at third Atleudance Boaa The secret CIIICAlln JoOnO LlIttMtF I I PulhtPOAr Ityan r r I 2 Ijo II 0 lows I fl 1 0 1 V 4 0 luahtraLs 1 I 1 II 0 1 iuuIiflflflrfO 0 1 I 0 II luectef I C 1 4 4 0 0 liuttTye f 0 I 0 U 0 glrrr t 8 g Anion let LJ I Pt V 0 kVarttitt lr I I LI II lange e I 1 U II I t goh nd tr I V 1 t Eserttt 31 luI I I t ii 0 Turk r isttuO II 1 1 up 1warlVdbW I r 11 I 1oIu p I II II I 1 KIIIIe I t 4 0 U J 1111 U 0 U Ii it 0 urlnllhl 0 II 0 4 0 lIaoII C 1 I 0 u ft 111110 t 10 I Totals7 IS 27 20 J Icholia II 0 0 0 u 0 TotalS41271011 liostoui u U U r U II U 1 0 4 earned ruIns Chlcino Hi noilnn I Itornn run 11111 danicl Twtuste MMJamr lIyo IWI tiablen Klllrlce saerine hluKTerllt jflflli Htol n rilnwr Nash FIrst l a o on balUUff nrimtb Flrit ban on ermnchlca ill l toa I lilt by pllrhed ballIty lrimthll l i auet l hall llyao irlT Strtiolc outlly inmili B Double playiStewart and Anima Ixiwe and Long Lonx and Tucker Umpire Keefe Tlmeli53 i BALTmonK Hi nrrsiimoii 0 tl tTiMoi rJiine 14 llemmlnit had Pittsburgh cut al his mercy Iy A ihrttase lilt scratCh taobagger that IIIJII1 belts linger slid IIIIMI Ittl eat a mint being Ibo scat tolgI 01 their bllln record TLecoreu IutTIVOflV nTTsacnin ithnr0AE I hLlSPCIA JI g5ti7 I f I I 0 II P 0 flmtth 1 f 0 U 11 ft 1 Klrr F f I I I 0 U hIIII r ro II 0 0 1 Jefltltflfs I I II t a c I iuonon r r 11 I 2 0 1 tIlosoui a1 b1I I II I 0 1Ikl I lIn U 7 0 0 Ilroo1lo I 1 I 0 1 II IItuauer 24 I Q 1 1 2 1 tarry 11 b a z 111 1 uriinuni alto u u i u lfllt2lb I o I H 4 0 CroK a o I X 0 0 Clarke r I l a 2 u u rliwden I c 0 II 3 V 1 llenimlujp I U I 1 V 0 1 llawley po 0 u ju Totals nioSjTlsT i I TotalsU 3SU 7 ii ClarLe lilt by bat led ball Iialtlmore 0 0 2 0 1 0 7 1 11 rmsuurgb uuououooo o Earned ruDsllalllmore 4 first tae by error Italtlmorc V Plttsburch I IPrt oil base Haltlinore If niUburgfa 4 llnl I lue on ballsOfl llcmmlnir I Si i off Hairier U I Hlrurk outlly llonuulnfr V by Tofa hawley 1 thruvbaMliltlilerbaiier TwoLuae hit lrolle Clarke DC nAn Mncrinre hllsJennliiils Ultason Carey Stolen bauniSlenCt Kell ftuinleii Jennings OlraKin Clarke Kelley l Itouble lilav Jennlniis Carey and Jeiinliu lilt by pttchcruy Uawlejl UmpireMurray TlnieX KO ruiLAt uriiiA 17 LovnMUR Onitar OAMK ruiLAnrtriiiAJunn 14 The Philadelphia non both galilee from Loulivllle thn afternoon by hard and s nuentlil hitting We bins Pitched the first Come for the Tlsltors and ihoudi hn wa hit hard lie plicheila better lame than the score el Indicates In the eighth rna ot the 1 netend KMiie the Ililllles made ulna hits tu fiucclon Aileudauce OOOu Thu scores ICOMlILlnEIrlll4 njiijnimiu I l IOl1lsvrrrx E in roAr BIUPOAF Turner It I 1 a B 0 u Preston r r11 0 a 1 0 Iloile lutb I I U 7 0 OlUllrlcn liilb 1 4 1 o 0 I Iahantef a S 8 0 0 Miugart s s I 0 4 8 a Thomson rig I i a 1 0 Urouthers1 ba a U I 0 Hallman 1 a SI 3 0 Clark I f 1 II 1 U I Clements r J 4 8 1 0 JlolTcery rf u a a U 1 g wn 3dh U O 4 a 0 Collins Jd bO 0 U S U lulllvnn SS a a 3 II 0 vvvieh c 00110 I Taylor p a a 0 1 0 Wejhlng pO 0 a a 0 lIm I 0 U U 0 0 2 Totabi0i2271 13 5 TOI11IIJ 127 11 0 Philadelphia I i 0 0 1 0 0 417 Loulsvlllu uaUUUOOaU 0 Farned rum 1lillnnrlphla ii Loulsvltlefi first hep by errorsPiilln IHphla 9 Left 1 on hns s rnlladclnlila n Inulsvllle 7 First base nn billauft Tailor a our 110M t oft Vejhliig3 Struck out Ilv Taylor 3 by Wcjhliie 1 Home ruin Clements ul WJ L Nit Three 15cc hit Thompson onT haw bin Uehvhanty Ta lor oDrlen tai Hflcrlllco hits Turner rmllltan Double Lln Sullivan I and rMri S flnyle Ireston and lirouttiers oDrlen Shugart and llroltthers Umpire Kmslle Time Two hours JIIIUOEtPII 14 LOUSV1ME 0 SECOMI 01UC lItutIElrlllA I LOIhIII s R 1 turn A r n 1810 I A r Tnrner I r1 a x o u Preston r r1 1 s a u 1 o Ilivlo 1st bl a u J uOilrlen Vdbll 1 a 3 0 J 8 I Pefahantve 4 a 1 0 u Shugart s s I 2 a 4 0 Thompsn rf3 l a 1 0 1 llrouthers Ib 0 111 1 1 1 Ilallmanndb I 1 a 2 4 1Clarke ri I 1 tl i a o I o I ciemouts eO I l o I i lrcre ry rf t a I I o iirady o a 4 U 1 Collinsjdbl u 1 o 1 Itellly adb t 1 II t 4 D 1 aimer c 00410 I Btilllvan s s I I o a I UnlUKbam pj 1 1 j 4 1 Cery 2 1 1 4 0 I lleam p u 0 l l u o I Totals UIUa716 8 Totals MSaZTlTl El I Ihltadrlnhll a 0002207 014 Louisville o u u l a l o l 1 II Earned rnnn Philadelphia U Louisville II Mrsl base erroMlhlladrliihlaa Louisville 3 itt out bana1hllsilnlphla I I l la Ixiulsvllle II1 tlrst base on tialls Oft Carney 4 off Ucaui a off Cunningham htruck outlu Larsey 1 i by Cunnlugliam a Home runs Turner Deiahauty I Two1ias I nl hits Oelahanty hulllvan lloyle Preston llrouthers McCreery Hacri flie hlu lloyle Lielaaanty Hallman Carsay Stolen nsr IMulianly lliompsuil CIm uU Double play hulllvan Halluiau and Doyle Umpire Emslle TlmaC4IU nCI1AT7 0 WASIIITOTOX 3 WASII qro June 14 Foreman was too much for tha Washlngtons today and struck out eight men The home team did not lust when hits acre needed Attendance 50O the score iSlllMJTOI I C11CI11ATI luluroAI ic ill roAa Relbach lf I o a I n lLatham 31 bu 0 I I I Jovc idb 0 t I I 0 ritrrott lit Ul a H o 1 b Hnssamerr 1 1 u uiMcrtico i vd bl 1 a D u 1II t t lfrr t 1 A 3 dlViuiKkss 1 1 1 4 UMlller c f 12100 Mclulreoo 1 V o if Smith e a 1 a 1 u 1 Carfrlplillb1 llu I U 1101 I f 0 a 1 U 0 u rro2t1 101 l a o u Merrlttc o o u II 0 Abiievcrl l a u 11omnsnp I u o u u u MTctrp fJ t I 5 UoErlcverrfa y y u 0 Totals 3104 la iil Totals 01027 I U V Washington 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 I 03 citumiiiu a u o ii I a UtI u Earned rllnlIIIelonall 4 FIrst itaca hr error Washington 2 111 oil trWhlnlln h nut itateon alOIT ierter 2 n1r Fuirrinan I liIu mllDyon a Iy ilerrer 2 Ihreebets tuft MNulrp 8arrlnr 1I1arrlI liItuiue Stolen hariterritt 1trrott UtuplruLong iiogrlecer TimeTao toiifufe plcytnthafii hours and afltera Irac AT BOFAIO BirrAio i noctiERttii eln EI nnCIlrYro ILlUPOAEI LItIP0At notttnus I rU olo uODrlen 3d ba a l l u Field lot bO Oil 0 0 Daly I f 1 3 1 2 0 o hearon rf u a o 0 o Lush c i t 1 a 1 0 0 tinase Sdb I 1 I S 1 Warner ss0 0 0 I a 1 U raut ad bU 0 1 a ollainhurir 1111 1 ID I 0 II Lljmer c fa a 0 o u Bhlunlck aoo 0 u a u Jr iurmrt c 0001 0 lierifrc u 1 13 I 1 u E tl tl t li fttr ww 041 OjWhlierf l o 1 0 0 u Vlckery PO u o 4 Uliarpvr p 1 1 0 a l Totals13 aia 1 l TotaliG12279 Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 23 lochesler 3 0 o o u a 0 I 0 3 Earned runs Iluffalo I Iloehestcr 4 First hascou errors tluflalo I Uoebester 1 Trobas bIte Vows OUrlrn aj hates on INOft l Vlokery 1 ort tarper 3 Mruck outliy f Ickery St by harper lo Vild pitchHarper Hit by Ditched ballWarner double play Dowse Lowee and Field Left on bases Buffalo 3 Hocbester Time 100 tluplro H war I wood AT rnoviDtxcc rROYlnr WILU1RRL K Inroirl KiProiE Lvonscf l I 3 a u ulLyile I f I 1 a a 0 liiiKeii id bu u t a o Shannon Vtr1 1 a a o kaigin i fo a a 0 ou iisadb i a 1 1 o 1104irslstbil 11 l 7 1 OlLeiulte r fl 1 U 0 0 Conner s Sfl U a 8 OKarlfl let 110 a 8 U 0 htrlckcr adbu I 0 I oiorimnc f 0 1 a 4 0 u Murray rf 1 0 1 a UIulggtnoU u H 1 u itlxoae0 1 a 1 McMalionssu 1340 ItuddrrhmpU 0 0 1 u Kceuan 111 1 u a 0 Tolala 17flJill U Totals fTir ijial Lyons bit by bald balL Trovldeme O I 0 0 too 0 09 Wllkesbnrre auuoouou 3 Earned runs rovldence 2 WUkrsharrc 4 Three base hltKarle Home run llitis Ntoleii lutkrs I Ljois i t2 Knight Doubln playsMcMahon r stud bnrle Murray ftIiuers and ritrlikfr Ljtiehlisnnon and Ulgglns 1 FIrst base on hallastrlcker I Ulxon Hhnnnon IIrj 1otts l htrucl 1 out Itudclerbam I Keeuan Tlmels3 Umplreuufluey AT srnivoirirU srnixonrin I scrnsioi It IhrOAKI I 1L IB rO AK Shannon a rl I a 4 o RadforddbU u 0 4 u llonuellyUb l a a I 3 0 lagan lf I U I 4 0 1 LyiKliUf I a a u 0klarklsl bo Ull 0 u blumcr r f0 o 0 u Uteaiiyrt u 1 a 0 o fIlbert tat ba U14 u Olllueslons s 0 0160 Harry e f a a a o Kogtrs u DOloo f Miiionaldttil 0 a a lismTihc 0 0010 UUIIoneO 1 U u 0 WJohnsn cfl I 3 1 U o Callahan p 0 a u a llradr ati h U I 0 a 0 iu A 1 JODUSOUpl 0 0 1 U Totals7 10ma 1 TOlalt11 4i713 1 SIhIRnItIt 0 0 t a 1 0 a 07 KrJuiou 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 011 Karued runsRprlngflcl t Vt Scraolon 1 Total uses iltsrlprlncttPld IV Nrnoton 4 haertne blu laaau Uo0ers M tuPn tiiaiusflfluun Donnelly lyhtth larry Iladford I Three base hlt Lyoch list base on balls lly Johnson It by Callahan U loll I on base hprlnRlleld a reranton h f fiiruek outlly Callahaii 3 1 b Johnson I Hatters hltll Callahan 8 l Double pla sueston lu iford and J lark Bhannon and Donnelly SVllul pllchJoknton Tluml 43 Umpire Do rWlld AT TOBOSTO TOROXTO 1 STDVCr II IlL 0 Ad t I L itroAE I lIes I f a y a 0 ow iohc f a a o o i imllh atb 4 S I a u tihututhi I r i i to II I rrimaii r f 3 4 il u OMIiubanXbO 1 n a U U ulf abrf Ihu a IV a u tiweiny r f I 0 I o 0 akse 0 I 3 n j I 1oHtri let b 1 I II la 0 0 irmniii s s u ii a H U YUII 51 ii Ii i a a a i iiid d b t a a i 1 1 i Mots s s u II a M a Jiileh c f 3 I ft 0 Ites o a 1 II 1 II g A Crine p a I I 0 8 0 llirnitt p j I I 1 0 a u Totals IIi Ill 117 iijo 1 Totals 10 I b7 18 l ii Torouti I 6100380 410 bjrncuso j u u 0 u 7 a u j 0 10 Earned runs Toronto 1 hrarute 1 First e on err irs Toronto n hyracustf 4 Left l on bases Torooto uhjracusv 7 Vlrsi bate on lutllsOft liar I nell 3 off Iruiie 7 Mrurk nutIly luruftt 4t Lrsjio 40 Home Itunfimltn Thr eba o hltllsr nell Twobaso hltsbmlih Ixtrlch Sacrifice hits Lake Crane Stolen bl tuasssWlchi4u 1owtrs Lisa fktJi DAuFr i41 Iutvnlierg pouble plays Mou and rgani Lgau filnahau lort llofer ami powers Mlnahau ant rowers Hit by pitcher bayder Ifs treeC 1 Atlendauce6UO Tlinea Vmulre Mlaor I ta ur rtnnUII UTE U40L At rottlIIUlotUvllle llatlcton 7 nw POD LtAOlI At utusta Brockton 0 Augusta 8 ten Inolors 1011111011111011 tt rail 11111 At orilsudlorUaaU 11 J ew Usdferi 3 0Imt txipned al end of twelfth lanlae and protested by Portland At Dan for Ilaln caw YORK STAT UtinCS At OtoTertTlllnOloTSMvlllenl Amsterdam 0 At HcbaMladyGchnectady 141 Johnstowne II RaW E5RLAXU AMOlltTIOK AtFlrehbnntrilehhurx t4t ttlk 4 At XasbuaLawrtnc r18 Nashua 10 VfkSTXRtl AMOCUTIOY At noekf Jrd1eorla 11 I Itoekforrt 4 At JaekinnTllleJacksonvllle 1111 l cjulncy 7 At DM Moln s8t Joseph SInS postpoo d wet 1 grounds AlOmaha Lincoln DI Omaha VVMTFRI LKAIlfr At tllnn snoltaMII raukei Al i Mlnnnapnlls CAl rUl tPf At Kt IaufKSDnAs City forfeited to Itt raid sonnin UCAOUK At lIttle nnckMllla Itnck 111 Chatlanooja B At 81 Atlanta 10 Oilier flame AT OATH AVCXCC inoijps ROOlLn osUsAc s o i o a n in n sw uendronAU l a 0 4 o 7 a 3 uiu naiohltsOntfK A f3i lenttron AfUI Error Oats AI Il Ofudron I A i1 II I llalierlesMurphy and JloUoDald I Lanlcls and UuOonau AT lUCiA A C OROlSbS DROOKLTK Enterprise C 2 0 0 I 1 I 0 lOt 1 1 0 llOmlnoAC1 I a 3 1 0 U 4 0 0 Jll Uas hluKnli rprlii A C III Domino A CJIII ErrnrsEnterurlne A C 4 Domino A r t llaltorlea Richard and Leairaft i Jiidsson and I Hunter AT WHOIA PUll rnooKiT WlnonaJrs anoooAOO 811 1ounll IJIulro1I 0 u 4 i a 0 aia His hllsWlnona Jrs 14 Ymina Hefnders IS Krrors oor 8 Youni fenders 7 Hat terlealtnnMrandUreeue luymondand Modarry AT IIAKCOCK mill CLUB OIlOfSIM HROOKII1 Hancock AC 0 00000008B 1 l1 fkf8 g 8 g g G ft BuyrtamA I a 0 u 4 0 0 a 110 hltsltsniock A I 111 I Buy Jam A 71 12 Cr rorsHancock A C ill Hiiydam A o 4 llalturies Council and Burke Andrunsand McKetiiau nARTHovTii 0 AuiirnsT 4 IfAHorm K II June 14In the best cams of the season Dartmouth won from Amherst today The score Dartmouth 7 1000800 0fl Amhent l u 0 o o u a o 04 HitsDartmouth UI I Amherst 0 ErrinDnrt month 0 Amherst 1 liatterlesratlcy Tabor aDd Abbott Gregory aud Hulllvan TotUya Il acball Onme HATIOIAL IrAdlK AID AMERICA1 ASSOCI tTIOX New York vs Clnelnnntl at the loin grounds lirixiklyn vs Loulsriiie at Eastern lark llostou vs Clerelanil at iloston jhlladelphla TS rittubiircli Philadelphia Iislllmora vs Hi Louis at hal Ilniusre WasblOKton vs ChlraKo at WashlnKton Kvsrritt IFAOIR I nuffato vs Rochester Iruffalo Toronlo r byracusc nt Toronto forouto vs Wllkesbarre I at Irovldenct bprlUKtleld vs rkrautou at SprlnKfleld I I lUtOOKIVC AMATrlH ASSOCIATION Resolute TK Wyandottc at Prospect Park Atna vs Prospect Hill at Prospect Park Lout Islaud is aldnoy at Prospect Iark Woo MUSI ATIII CTIC AMOTIATIO Glendale A C vs Dauntless A C at Dauntless A C grounds Peerless A C vs Newtown A C Peerless A O fllld Empire A C vs WooilsMo A Coo at Empire AC grounds Atlantic A C TS Olympic A Ct Atlantic A C Park lirooklyn llainlltnii A Cvs Dushwlck A C at Hamilton A C grounds faotllh llrooklvu ItliUtwiiod A C vs Day View A C at Rlilgcwood A C grounds HtUrOIlD URAMHAn frilOOL mStDllL IEAOUM Or UHOOKLTV Chauncey A C vs flrc en A C at Chauncey Park Lewis A C vs Hanover A e at Lewis A C ftahL Lincoln A C vs Lexington A cat Lincoln grounds AlcitA C vs HtniuerA C nt Alert A C grounds loge A C vs Throop A C nt Inga A C grounds Hertford 1 AC vs Herald A U fIIe Uedford A c Park grounds Arrow A C vs laurel A Cat Arrow AC Held IlriHikltn Stuytesant A C vs Putnam A C at StuyvcsantA C Field IJrootl DOTIIFR OTIIFR OKure Orange Athletic Club vn Cornell at Orange Oval Amherst vf Dartmouth at Amherst Elk Athletic club vs Audubon Athletic Club at 1trutolcl a IlUaoeth Athletic Club vs New Jersey Athletic Club Elizabeth Wllllsms vs Yale at Wllllnmstown IlutKers vs West End or homervlllc at New Drull wick Arllmrton Athletic Association vs Brooklyn Field Club ut Arlington United Males Engineers vs illipah Athletic Club at PassaIc Nndly TS Pastime Allilelle Club at Brooklyn VJe itl frlI rrlf lil Y rr Pacluc Athletle club vs 31itrupolltau I I Ilfo Insurance oat Jersey nty Montclalr Athletic Club TS South Orange Field Club at South orange century vs Moral Park at Floral Park Hoboken vu furltau Alhluilu Association at Ho botch Den Hur Athletlo club vs Queens County Athletic Club alllen lIar Iark williamsburgh Atlilftl Association vs Monarchs at Wllllamotmrch I Athletle Association grounds tI IIII Nenarks vs Corinthian Athletle Club at Newark Ureenpolnt AthletIc Club vs Oneonta at brooklyn Elmo vs llanovers at Propped lark Yonkers Athletlo Aksoclution v beD rea of Drook Iu t 1 at onkcrs Madison Athletic Association vs Cay Ridge Athletic Club at Madison rulton Athletlo Club vs Dexter Athletic Club at Dealer Park Young 31nns Christian Association tnlon TS Eighty Sixth street branch Young Mans Cbrlstlau Assocla lion at Clareniont Park KilKeeombe vs Hamilton Grange at Jasper Oval Harlem Athletic Association vs Harlem Catholic Club at Llttla Polo grounds WasiilDKtons vs rreciuanHbur at Washington N J Lees vs Cypress at Cypress Hills Harncrvlhv rs OntarloH at Haverstraw Monitor Athletic Club vs Jaster Reserves at Jasper Oval Orllant Field Club v s Xutley Athletic Club at Hack entail Baseball Note Dad Clarke will probably pitch again today JF Ug Did Darby Ollrlen ever play with Jtrsey City 7 ANo Tho New York flub may secure Pitcher Mahoney of Ovorxetownlollige U K CI They have not been released by nnltl more iIJb He Is the sam player and was regularly t I lreII released by Louisville 3 o K W 11The approximate average time required to play I a game ra baseball lu wa National I Ieujuo II U bout one hour and fortyflve minutes llaiebali CuotI Knell was regularly released by Hm loumllio Cleft and was ngni d by Cleveland 1 They JoIned hue lloitons lu ibUl playing lu fit Louis before that NEWS OF THE IrllEITJE A Clan n T nm Blnnnajer Grasva Economic CliBDIte fOatury Jtusi Route The competition for the mileage medals offered I by the Now York Athletic Club to Its members I Is arousing keen competition Tho leaden to date aro aa follows Dr U fL Van Fchalck yBOJ mile Jlr Hanson l7an miles C U I Jones VUKI miles Douglas Henry 1531 miles N E Gould 1881 wiles W U Hates 1411 miles J J Campion Jr 1404 miles A Spring JrUSOT miles John 11 Yale 4811 Capt C V Htaubacb and Ilcut It U Betts of ho Manhattan Bicycle Club have ridden over the New YorkIhlladelphla course to be trav ersed by those taking In the open century run of June UU and la i Arrangements were corn plctud at the various 1 I iaccs where stops for rest et ht li I ilo o und refreshment will bo scheduled The route will be as scheduled until liellevllle Is reached and will then run over tine roads to lllooinlleld Orange Mlllburn KprlngHeld Scotch 1lalns anti Ibilnlleld Instead of through Newark iilrabeth Cratifoiil and Wvsllleld The loot Koads Association of Jlrooklyn will welcome all wheelmen who deslro to take part III the Coney Island cycle imth parade to day whether they have signified 1 theIr Inten lon of doing so or not It Is not loo Into to enter Tots ranks will bo open until 1H ocloek this afternoon and the parmln will move at U iVIock sharp All oilier clubs than those of llrooklyn and Lone Inland will parade In the second division which will assemble Oil the Eastern Hallway rnattached wheelmen will laratlo In the third division which will assem ble near the main llltrnnr to Irospcct iark with the right at tho arch Jlembcis of Ito League of American Wheelmen aro especially urged to join In this parade as tha usual par ado of the State division will not take place Chief Consul 1otler having on behalf of that body accepted the Invitation of the liool hood As sociation to join Its ranks on this occasion At least 10000 wheelmen sUouldparaJe thus various bicycle club houses and tho wheelmeu4 headquarters nt tho Thirteenth Itrglment armory in llrooklyn were allv o with bicycle riders yesterday upon the occasion of the opening of tho New York Slate division beet An Informal run vvai taken to Prospect lack In tint afternoon In the evening the wheelmen Mlundtil 1 the perfoiniaiKo m I lie Park Theatre Tha visiting wheelmen will all take part In the bicycle iwracleto bo held this afternoon after which the bIcycle races at Man mttan Beach will be tho attraction Tomor row runs will be taken la all the various points of Intercut within fifty milt of the city undor the charge of tha captains of the venous Drook yn rluba CHICAGO June Kilpatrlck the one fllllr1 rider accompanied by his wife ur heel In Chicago rcbtcrday having ridden from Now York Another Eaajllals Hltasn Yacht Here Tho eighty ton steam yacht Zau formerly owned by 1ctcr Coiitcs of Paisley but now the property of F 8 U DlUutvllle of Motion tllss Co arrived 1 yesterday after a seventeen lays pnssago from Oreennck Scotland She hovveil evidences of a brush with old ocean although alt the damage was superficial and ttboiit decks In appearance she rasemhlct Com uodor Kdwan 31 Drowns Kngllihbulu yacht SIvIa Iho ara Is I a screw steam yacht built by Fleming Ferguson of Paisley bcotland In 1801 aud Is I ranked 100 Al In Iln ds oho Is 1UO feet f long UU feet beam 11 feet deep and regIsters lU3iU tons according to Thames measurement Hnaeball Polo Grouadsi 4 P UN Today Cincinnati vs fcw York iloudaj June 17 LoulIII l AJv j Baasksill Eastern Park Ui O P U Today rooklvB vs LonUillle AilmUilon 09 lad tlc4tZr READY FOll THE SUBURBAN nostixo jtEOAnnrD 18 A avitr vmtittsn OF IUK JuG JIACV Tb 1101 Will B Inricr the Molt Per hoe iipstadfI p Wnlli Looked t o C the Moat FonnUnbU or Ils HUtk Fellows Con IUoniA 8ped Pro mrame for the Oyciiliiil Dy or th C a y IiUiid JocUr Clnbs MectUie The black ourytarotJ Domino son of Him rnr mill Mannlo Gruy will BO to the post for the Suburban Handicap this afternoon the warmci farorlto that has ever started for any of tho great handicap that have been run lu this country The publlo will not hear of anything but the midnight Idol 1 carrying oT the prize and thnro will by nothing short of a sensation If I the Futurity winner of 1801 la beaten Tho field will bo smaller than ever before nml Itl I lulit by the admirer of Domino that It Is elm ply a matter of going to the post and getting away within ten lengths of tho other horses Two or three days ago It was thought that there would not bo moro than four or flro starters but the withdrawal Hainapo and Hey El Kant Anita hiss gIven hope In a number of quarters and u few owners aro out for second money lUmapoand Her Kl 1 Santa Anita worn Ie bended upon to give Domino some sort of a rare but the former split his hoof and although ho showed no sign of lameness at his work ycstcr day niurnlag he had lost his spred and his owners and trainer concluded not to send him I to tIe pott A hard race might mean Ih bout disability for th entire season of their good I flvcyearold and It Is a wise move to keep him In tho stable Split hoofs or more properly quarter cracks are very annoyIng things and glvo trainers no end of worry Hey El Santa Antta has a bad split so bail In fact that Trainer lllldretu had It puncullrcd yesterday morning rids mnll Ihat this California four yearold will not bo run for some time There WAS quite an audlcnca In the grand stand yesterday morning when Uoinlno camo out for his illumine spin Tho black follow was as lithe as a panther and looked ready to race for a kings ransom Ho may not bo a llIyr but ho certainly Is speedy and Is a great beauty Into the bargain Lakeland has paid great at tention to the colt and has him fIt and trained to the hour The onlookers and thero were many men among them whoso judttrnerit entitles their opinions to be rrcoivril with respect sold that unless all signs were awry the Suburban of iHlij oulil bo jilaced to the credit of MrMr James II F 1 P Ueene Taral will of course have the mount Kublcon was out too and moved with so much freedom that lohn K i McDonald deter mined to give hi superb chestnut another LI chance In dratclim e rCIliII Hill 1nb 1 rid I den by Willie Mldcley Honny Sir Walter al way lielne asked to do wonderful things and rarely falling to accomplish them rauglit the I fancy lit many but It teem too uuch to expect this game son of Midlothian to concodo Domino two pound and then beat him Trainer Itolllus laY ho has seen his horse at times when he fancied him mute titan he does nt tho present moment but he will go to tho post and Sam Doggtlt will try to get home first tiim Has worried a fen days ago when It looked I as though the Held would be very small for fear he would 1 be com pelled to IM out and mako the parr from tI hit itart Ilio prcscnte of Song and Dome and Sister Miry 1 puts an end to lila hower for cither of this pair and the mere In particular can nut tho llrst mile In fast enough to suit all bauds It H us not decided to start Song and Dance until It wm teen Hint lianuix would be a 11011 starter rile lUemton StableS hiis second call on Urltlln and the ntUllnij was annuunced M a calJI Itt second nr third bouncy being lulto all nducpturnt to suoot lit tho moon 5 llMnk Has after Urldln to ride Sister Mary but ho will now have to look elsewhere and do the best lie can Hamilton being the bull mull that Is atoll able Declare ha I anotbcr nutslder that is taUnit a chance of the lightning striking lilnialthoueh as a matter of fact on a heavy doeo track tills fouryenrold would be a dangi rous commodity mud 1 and plenty of It being exactly what he wants as his feet and legs are none too good lazzarono Is I such uu uncertain horse that ho cannot be left out of calculations when con ld erlng thn race H may run well and he may run serF poorly Superintendent Clarke has made every nrepa ratlon for tho accommodation of one of the old Imo Suburban galhtirliiKn 1 ho grouudt are us lovely as nature and the gardeners art can wake thrra while tho truck Is I as fast as ever 11 was dellclouslycool at the bay yesterday and the outlook for a crowd today promising although there Is I no denyIng that the Interest ho Suburban has been greatly dampened 1 lirough Dominos predominance over lie mrsen that will opposo him But If the suburban does not promise great things I ha bulanco of tho programme does To begin with the publlu will Fro thai great twoyearolds Applegate Handspring 1I117It and Refugee measure strides lu the lrt division of the Double Kvcnu This race would be worth going miles to see In the open InO dash Kaiterners will get their first glimpse of the flying CalIfornian Hey del Car res one of lie fastest threeyearolds It Is said In tho country If I lie can outrun Ootham Ridicule Flue lluttertlles Jack of Spades and Applaunn at five furlongs he can have thu mouey and welcome Word was received ycstrday from J AV lingers and other Kastern horsemen who went West expecting to race at Chicago that their Stables would be shipped Kant at once With Clifford Dorian Maglan Henry of Navarre lalma Ili nk and all tho Western tlyors In he jut the racing this year should bo pin lomrnally good Tutu adjournment of the 1111 lola Ieglilature without passing any bill legal ring letting Is the death knell of racing In hut State for two years iood lns Guide giving the winners of nil aces up to hue cIrcus 1ff Ito IlrooUyn meetIng Is iiittoilar It should be lu hands of every fol ower of racing llroadchurch In the Spirit of the Timtiit re tionslblo for the ttatvmcnt that lludd Doble he wellknown trotting horse man will assume luirgo of i J Baldwins string of thorough ireda next fall Doble married u daughter of Jaldwins come years ago This Is the urogrammc in full Hrtt Hn e For ihrpfyearolilft and upwartl a Hrrpitakriur I3 carl n ItO filno xlilcunr which 100 to ito it cnni and 50 to the thlnli tIre urloin Jaekof Spades isa Onla Dollar Ill uotham 114 I hey drICarrcrci 114 lluttirnhs lou Itlillcule IOU Applauie Kill I Sllrle Lou njoldjliy UU 1 Second Ilac eFor Ihrre rarnld non wlnnon of 1110 In lJS a iir r tnkiior IIS each with 30il ililnl of nhleli tUHJto the second and 3U tu the hlnl oue mile blla 117 tuililnno 105 KeunrL 1H3 MnniiO 103 El 1 optIon lob Muaihriter 103 mwtt HI I C nKilile In I Ci II be swain hOt KliuiMkbael 1UK April foul 1UOI Tlilnl Haie Thn Double K f nt a sneepulakps for 2 oMvniUnf HUU by iut crlptloniiuC liiicaih tlll forfeit truck mil by tlay I i itu5 I fur tuortrs iilfreUliy tlug 1 IHllorJUU raili 3o forfeit fur IHHO enlen l uy Jan V 1113 MUrttrMa pay o tel t Itlonal vrhloli hull shut Ills Ilinn to start for both TrnUi ihca oclallonluuiM the uninuui nme ary to make the valnoor tIle two rvrnts lAooO each In aril cleat tin necoiiU to reuehru 55u and thn I I thlnl 44 alit ttf thuA huuoiey sa athulcit 5 IUOO I ncMlllonul I In plate or ininiy at the option iut lie Hlnnrri Hill hu gIven ihnulii lIfe tmi tventi hewen l 17 the name home Condition of the lint event to be run on June Ifj Wlnneniif two ruled of touu or of one of tliioo pound vxtrai maldeni narer havlnic iin placed wioml for a race of LliffO allowed o pouniUs Iho ro JiKo of uiarM or BiAllloni which hate not ro thuceul a winner prior to Jan I lbUAlt malilental tIme of starting allowed i pnundR of both A pounds 110 winner to rrr lre tiiioo the second f 75U slid the thIrd mtu live and a half furlongs Applrgatc 1ZS HnnUnrlng KM lailet illS Iteflugee 113 Jefferson IIBArdath 113 lefender 111 I L Tlenia no I Honolulu llOArgflitlua llu I Doubtful ilnrlcri Fourth naro The Stihiirlun Handicap a litadlrap vrevpitatti uf tloO each half forftlt and only she If iWUrrd out by Saturday May n with I3UIHJ dilni of which SI 1000 to tn Muuad and 5UO tu the bird thiS uitioaud a quarter Itirtr rrljlit jMru Mr Walter Ivrl Iioirfit lonilno Taral liiblcon uu t t Hidilrr hamsrtsn nn Murphy lilrrMiry 114 llaiillum evlare lOrt J Iaiulc bouK and iiahiro uv ilrinin Fifth llaco Slalden rica Ko lfor I maIden 2y ar oIls a iwr p takiof tin each with I30U added Itt which 1100 to the iccoud stud 150 to Ole third one belt mile Hastlnis IIS lUdnor 115 Ilamero llsIlonolulu I Ill Casll lon Us Iorrinla IC Hagamore UN len l rneu hIS Naimickel llHrerfMy liii forum llmuUnioiKla Ilekka lib lloraie Huvll 15 I Yankee Doodle I lb llnllan 113 Sloth turn For 1 earolds and upward selling asw rpstaki otlflraeh with law added of viblih lIeU tn ibe swonJaml i3 to the third the winner Hi be iioid at auction fur I2UOU If anterad lo be sold for less one pound allowed for each ShOe lo 113011 theu Its U pounds for each 100 dealt lojioo oils 01115 hUll one sixteenth on turf JfIttgi Uorrow tAiAulinfc US Long Beach ou Tom Bilduioro loa Captain T 03 AJax 103 hiwick 01loUfrllr joj Watchman WSalouka wa teurgu bIson Oettlnic Valkyrie III Htady for av Ball To djr GLASGOW June 14The crew of the Valkyrie III began the work of bending on her maInsaIl ala morning and all preparations are being made for her sailing toioorrow The yacht fs closely guarded at all points so aa to prevent any one from approaching her wIth a view of obtaining loformaUou UAXQUET ii rtttiauet tusrttsrtr The nirralanhsim ll dle r IVoai by Mr VrsKrk Colt Marble Ixirtnox June 14Tho race for the Birming ham Handicap Stakes of 1000 sovereigns was run at JJIrmlngham today Sardls led from start to finish winning handily by a length anil a half El Diablo was two lengths In front of Hlmonburn Banquet II did not at any time prove a dangerous competitor finishing la seventh place Summary I The lilrmlngham Handicap Slakes of 1000 sotr sIgn by subscription of 0 sovereigns eachi for hre yesroldssnlopwsril the winner of any race TahOe of I3U norproliins selling races cxcepted after the weights are published to carry five pounds extra of two sucb races or any handlcap alue Vyo aoTerelgns seven pounds and nf two handicaps Table JOp 0VCr eluni or onset HOD aorerelgns ten pounds the sec ond horse to receIve fItly sorerelgm and the third horse 135 sovereIgns nut of the slakes oua mile slralghti forty two subscribers Mr vyners b o bardls a by Urowberry Bardies lot I Col forth brliiifllabio 6 by iober tie bsvlh l Tantrum inn IT Ixiales S lit K C flay tons b c Hlinonbura 4 by Bl Simon St heIdi Vt Lawlei Mr M f Dwyers Ilanquet il aged Ul Mlinmsli I Mr O A Mills b h Uldiiieliam A t IIIN K Lnatsi Mr C Archers ch h Uolilcn simper 8 10H Hnlai Ii i Mr Wallace Johnntimci elk h floyal stick B Ilia Alb soppu Mr John lllbbya ch f ChIli Chin 4 wriKeu haItI Mr A I Cochranes tiji K erton 4 n Wtlm shawl and Wr 1 Illumlell Maples ch f lloyal Vic torla 4114 iTooni she ran lost llelllrgTcn lo 1 against Ranlls 3 to I El Dish lo H to I each Minoumirn and EiIrton U to I iloluen Hlllper It tu I each Itoyal 11 ask and loyal Victoria and IX lo I the others At noon tlio betting on the handicap wast Four to 1 aeabnt Kl lUablo A tn 1 lloyal Mask Km ton nnd Hlmonburn M to I llainiuet II and Golden Slipper and III ml lie other starters The fiVlil vrlll city tomorrow that Mr M F Dwjurn Uanouet 11 has llttlo chance of win ning the Ascot Slakes llrlKbton Reach Htakeft Charles Victor Hnss Hecretary of the Brighton Beach unclog Asaoclatlon announces the fol lowing list of stakes to bo decided during the first eight days of the summer meeting of the association entries fur which will close on June 37 Thellrlghtnn Iljndlcapof 81200 l guaranteed for threeyear olds anil upward VU each and 3U addi tional for Mnrters to the winner you to the second horse Koo to the thIrd horse I lum weights to bo an nounced Wedaesdio July ttt starters lo be annouuied 1rlday July S by nixuu I one mllo Shut a sixteenth Thulegasus linudkap a steeplechase handicap of HUU iKunranlred for four year olds and uAwardi JiOeai handloadilltloual for starters to tn win ner fiioo 10 the srconu horse Ilia I lo tlin Ihlrd horw 75 KtlKhts tolx aiinouncrd uoJnrsdiij July Ill starlent to be announced Friday July 0 by noon sieepleiliane lIver HIM short course TIui FIrst Attempt States of 100 ghnranted a hnmllcap for Inoyear oldsi Stfo each antI 130ml ditlonal for pIsrhelh lo Die winner l0ll In the seiMilid hnnw I25 l Hi the tlilnl hone f3 weights lo be an nounced Inlay July 0 slarlitn lo ItO auuouucrd Montlny Jul M by I noon Use furlongs flue Ovcafl VVato maku of aiuo guaranteed for three year olds and upward tfueach and 25 extra for starters lo the winner touu lo the nmoiid hqrsa l3 lo the third bor e 7S the winner to be sold at auction huMui entered lo be sold for StOOO to carry WeIght for a e If for lets one pound allotted for eaca Sliuilown toSlouo three tjuisrtrs oramlli The Nautilus Ktake of Slnoo iguaranleed for lhre ear obi 510 each and 100 extra for atartnrsi to the winner Suu to the second hart 9 200 to the tblrl horte IUKI stehgtii lu puuads below Ills scald viiim rtt this year to tarrv three pounds extra for each vIctory In rncs more tlian 990o lu value selling races exiepied mm vv timers tr OUU this year allowed lire poumln oue mllo and a slxteiuth Thu vvure Lrett Htakes or SHOO iguaranleed for twi yearolds 10 much and lUScxtra for starteriii to blue Inner WHO to the second horse SIM lo the third hors Ti the winner to hutS sold nt auction horseseiilrrtd lobe sold for I43UU to carry weljhl for affe If for less one iHMiud allowrd for each tiUO down to 150 tire furlongs The Ilnlug Generation Hiakes of 81000 guaran teedf a hnnlliapfor two yenr oliN io eahi and f liU adlltloual for starters to the I winner 3 uo to the heiond horvt huh to the third hore Slut weights to beannntmeiilluly 10 starters to lie announced Fri iay Judy m I by noon tnree iiuarters of a mile l he butte plaius llnndtiap H steeplechase handicap of 100 guaranliHHl for fouryear old and upwanli vii each lIlt aildltlonal for startersi lathe winner too tn the sfiond horsi 5 IJl to the third horse 73 weights lo be announced dne toy July 111 startori to bn announced Friday July IK by uoon stocplcchu over tilt full course Long Hhotn Win sit St Aenph WASIIIXOTOV June 11 I The talent waa badly woritwl at XI A uill lodftr Ktimmarles FIrst llaiv su und a h alf furlongs Dvrlsh 103 Miirphyi 4 to 1 won Monl tre 100 fJ Moor a 0 lu second lionulvllle lou Avery C to 1 third Siruw I fI 811 oud lfW Five furlongs levlna 112 lEIIIs 3 olwon 1 Jessie laral 1 U Neuryl Ill tol I seiuud Little Jim 114 Ham luto I thtrl I Time 100 Third lUcerour furlong sclllnl llerwjn 107 Ilauii 2 to 3 won Hanola u7 liuftyi 5 to 1 secoud Joinny f lfrt Avery 00 lo I third hilt 0 CV aorta ituee Ono mile selling Archbishop 100 hlilsi auto 1 won FMget IOU Neam o to n second LbedJar IUU Nostrund 4 lo 1 third Time 1 ifL4 l4llftn Ilaci Seven furlongs aelllng lied Star 100 K King I 11 to 1 won Mariiilerlte 100 h U I Ta hug Via 3 second foxglove luu Alford II to 1 third Time Ii4l Mxth Haie HIx furlongs sellIng raroren 110 W Morris 13 to 1 wou Tom Tough 1 Ifl Coleman If 1 to I second llllly boy llu ilurphj j b lo 1 third TlmeimiHi Toekey Meliounlde Poor Work Fr Ixiui Juno 14Tlio Ihlrd raco at the fair grounds today nat a dumli Irluce Carl the favor I te ran a poor fourth and IiH rider J 1 MilJoiiuM was p dowu Indellnltely for liiilirrervnl work Sum uarliM FIrst Ron Three fourths of n mile Iranla 103 darner J to 3 wvn Campania 103 illackllui 13 to 1 iTiniil Carrie K 1U3 u t Huxsell 10 to 1 third Tlmi 115 I Hoioml HaceUve furlong A II C Ol J Oarner Bio 2 won liaudellill no iMafkliip fl I to I second Airtight wi u Unrner 7 MX I tlilnl Time 1 oi Third Knee One mile and threo sixteenths San Ole llo iTubcrvlllH lo I 1 to 1 su OIl Janus 113 iF I t am it to lseM nd Michel 111 iThorntoti 4u to I hurl Time sfinnt Fourth itaie Mne furlongs Prince HJ Thornton 0 to U won Hrakenian lot Warreni 12 to 1 second bt Lio nil irulHrvlllpi u uiu It third line 157 1 Hflh Ilaee Hvu i furlongs Side Kellj lit A Hir Tel iD I to lwnii I McrnnlI 911 tc Slatiithter a to I wcoiul McUeur U7 furiicri a to third 1 Time 1 HI HIMxth llaceXInn furlongs Salvador 101 Tuber vlllei I 4 tol won Jim 1 Henry 101 I I Warren I total I ocond willltou jui a Uus ell0 to third I Tlmu 1 OTHi A Dead Slut lit Jlobr CnicinoTune 14 Kjcrpt Ismore I who ran a dead heat with Fullertou Lass uu favorltles wait at Uoby oda Summaries Ilrvl Itaiv Killlui six furlong Ilrzlo K 103 Il le 7to V won Fh lion lus iWynu 4 lolsic I ond Lister IK I creiii Ulo I third Time lIN1j I Heifiud Kace 1 woypari lds four and a halt fur InnSs Ureichen S 114 Wynm t Ii I to 1 won Juan tIns lloil I 1ewfau otoS secoud llscher lua II le J lol thIrd Time 131 Third Hace Helling six furlonvs Iopros Lyon 02H1 H tn l wim Tlputcnnoe llo I iFreeman H to l krcnnd lielle of HprlnnUeld 118 Morgan II tu 1 Ihlrd Time IIII Fourth Kace Kelllmc seven fnrloni Itsmnre 110 Everetti 4 to 3 and Fullrrton Iass l lO4 I iWynniu to V dead heat Lady Rose loa llurrllli 111 1 to 1 bird Time I Pj Fifth llaceSIx and a half furlongs Klmberly 181 Harms w loS I won Mmrork 117 I Cosii lloio loa ecoud VeIn 117 I iKenyi3Ulo 1 third Tints li3 I No ForelcD Hook nt IalOBlB VTOMtune14 Thedtreclorsof Ihe Oakley Jockey lull determined nt n meeting today to have no for ehhh book on the track rIte racing toluy was first them Simuuarlex llrat HacuMllliiK six furlongs M Cyr 1013 X IUU 1310 I won iprllKVfile lifT IACla loni3lii I socond llruwurll 107 Walker vu to 1 third Time 1171 second llnie ScllliiK ono mile rnlrfhtld 103 Per kinsu lllln I won M harlo IO4 Clorn to u sec imU Iorlhos IDO I iNewiiim I IJ 1 1 tu I third lime Thirl Itarcvlllnp fist furlongs Maggie s 107 tornj ii in 2 V won fclroleiia IU I llcrkinsl utoo ciond Xilllo Ivrkir 11 1 I 2 II Wlllums3 to 2 thIrd film I nat Fourth Hace One mile and n sixteenth Dominion Otu u horn I III I lo 3 won iiu Irliuess OH t Ierktns Htu C second MiddleuiKk lOT ifhorpc 11 1 tu S third Tltm I 411 Hfth ItnceFour and u half furlongs Fthellnda Ito iMarllni tiP s vvotiJulle imiwalkeri uutol ecoml luiella llu 1110 loll fi l to 1 lulrd Tlmu 0574 Hlxin IUccs llliiKi six furlonz Illark Hawk 110 S 1ennyi H to 1 won I Yellow Hose III I iThorpci u 7 lo 4 second Lay 11107 Wuikeri 7to9 third Time 110 WInner nt Him FrancIsco Bit Futast ho i June UTlie following are the aura uirleii here toiUy llrst RaceSeven furlonKsi selling Normandle 104 Shawl lu lo 3 wou Jerome h Hm sC Weben tu lo 1 coiid Sanloid UJ ILhevnller U to I mini Tlmu I 21 hecond Ilnc Four and al alf furloagaaelllng two year nlds dgemount UU llcnrlclni V 10 I won ea 104 t leter4 to I secoIitl 1 Tllserlus M Cheviul tort ft to I ititrul late 011 TtilrJ Sac Chit flirlongs Titelme IC iChevaltsr it hu I won ha rliflOli I I 0 I Shasv t IS to I secant hiyhntf iuus it Velwr 1 It I thIrd Tlne I 1144 iiUrfi ltae Out mlln Milling NrnipatlKiles last 04 iCbevnllr ID to I won Ifnnd llunntr 107 ithuaw 5 tu I stconul hly Iiy 04 iS Jotie 13 U 1 thIrd Tints I 4114 FIfth fteePlvu soul a belt turheunga SellIng JulIa httirthlu filly r las 1 iharlIhu I 271 tO I wonI Crawford lit sii8riiluTi 1 J ci coltul JJor Look t los fMm l r 4 U I thIrd TIme I u8if HnrTard lloya Take tbo Ilanaer A special m ellui of Ibo ItiterMliolsillo A A calleil for th purpose of ilrclillnx the protest aialnst brick of Harvard hohool was bell yesterday alter non It was allcuM that Ehrlelc was a frosbmaa In thus C C N V anI umler the rules of tue Intrricho attIc A A was Ineligible to take part In any of theIr ames When a quorum not together was found hat the Iwo dtleRotes from Da IM Hallo Institute were mlsslug Toe usual motion was made to Oeilil the roust at once Utlrgala Kutroof ColunilU Oritii hoar School sail It was not right to go on with fIts meetliug as II oas not fair to Di u Sill haitI lute they befog the InrettlKators of the protest Tresianni Hyfes reille1 that they should ha r bttn Preesut and ruled thai ths roMUai urnVeo Ama prlly of 14 I to 3 voio1 In favor of fcfirkk vhlch glen Urrard ScUoil the banner lout ebain chafnhlunsblp uf lbs Isew York JnlerscholastlollaselwluHgiie llarrard K hool AthletIc Aasoelatloo sad formed in October 1510 Its rejursentsiv I0ll this baseball ChampIonship In ltfut 151313 and 25130 In hBi they eon the iiitrsholssie athlttte ebsiplonsblp Its 151 3 and 1504 harvard won sten alitfehho cairn itfnnshpe Ii cutp alTered by Ilirkeisy aWl banser offered by tilsnn anl Kellogg They also woo hi champIonshIp of sw york cIty schools his IookCubB OUistsj TI Kversild To inorrowtTiu Ntsi Only time this seaiontft I JVBIICE o rJfoR4H RZFZR Mfor S ekili5eU a4 H BeltTfn I tks herap Ike Heisaltfe A C Although Jostles Drown of the Supreme Court of Ilrooklrn tanll thue order Mlllnit upon Mayor Bchlfren to show cause why he honM not bo compelled to urnnt a nrit law tliwtrlcal lIcence to the Sonldo A C tbe argument on the motion took place yesterday before Justice Gaynor a JustIce lhrnwn was presidIng At this General Term Eclwnrd M Orout who appeared for the club told that the rules and regulations under which the exhibitions had been glton hid Wen approved br the police authorities and that only recently the Mayor had granted a license to A similar club for exactly the same class of exhibitions Corporation Counsel McDonald contended that tho club hnit abunod Its license lie rrad tho nffldavlt of Pollco Captain Clayton settIng forth that It was necessary to employ n big squad of men nt tho exhibitions and that In many In stances ho bad been oblIged to stop hostilities In tile JustIce rhlug Gftrnor Interrupting Mr McDonald Bald Tile Court had nolhlnif to ills with the pViUco Btopplnit bean rxlilbltlon find iiUlnr jVeonl borne if there U an rlolatlon of tile Jaw If there bo a conviction uuiler such u ylointluiti of an ordinance tho Mayor has a right to I revoke tIle license Tills club npltllus for a Urs cU theatrical license Just as cloci any tleatro Such contests as you describe cannot bo Iliorii under such a license any more than at tlte Iark I Theatre The law give a person tho rlglit to such a license and tlio Mayor cannot KIVC one to this person and reftno ono to that l litsyn seen Mayors of llrooklyn J would uotcaro to Roe clothed with such powers Mr McDonald bIll that the real purpose of thin club was to gIve prize tlclitii Mr Urout retorted that nil the exhibitions had been given with the Mil knrm eilgo of tho police oniclals who even weighed Ihe I Rlores After some further nrutimont between coun sel Justice liaynor said These boxlnit contests are like football only there Is not mirh brutality in theni More yniinit men are malmiil and Injured at football Ihu chub Is applyln fur a nrtclafs tlientr cal Beetles and nothing moro Why they ehoulil bo allowed to violate It Is nimethlne I cannot un tertand The presumption Is that If the license Is I violated tile police will arrest the offender 1 shall erant this writ without douht unlcs tho Corporation Counsel can submit santo authori ties sustainIng his proposition I have no power to go thero arid stop Hn exhlblllun Thli Court hiai nutblihfg lit ilt with what may occur thero You mav hand up authoritIes Justice UatnnrH dcclnlon Is i oxpoctcd this morning and If It Is l fnvornblo last iiKthfa pout l meU exhibition will taku placu tonltilit Riltcern Frenllraen Crvr Win ST rfsvv Drifoivv ten NJ June HA great crowd lined hue banks of the llnrllan Hlver this afternoon lo wit ness the sixoared Rig race between tao crews from the Sew Brunswick Iloat Club and two cress from hue freshmen and aphotnoro classes of Rutgers Col Icgc It has bon Ioaoy years since there has been a similar oonleat on flue Itarltan betweeu town stud gown ana toiiayn contest renewed the old rivalries The dour WIS a straIght mile from a olnt known as the Willows Just blow the steamboat dock to a l tint Just belim the Albany street bridge The crews were made up as follow Iloat riuli NntiiMV S Voorhee bow Drury Cooper Ii Charles ronnHn II Arthur Illshop 4i J i Nellixina lAnA V h lialdnlu stroke 1 L Field coxwaln hfoit Chill TulnhorM V McOrnth how L Cooper 2 Itiishliiirlona VV v II uml ke 4 O IL Wilier 6 lloyf Nlohola stroke SsmaelMcllanncot waln H piioiuore cai 1 IHIO Krkkon 2 1eeke 31 Waller 4 kiting i liobson stroke belbert cox awnln 1 reshmen Harrington bow Sicler 8 Courtney at Decker 4 black i llavvsoli stroke Mcwry iox ansla The boats not off well but due signal which followed for the observation of the t I llmeM t at tin end of the courM tiltS not attract their attention at tbe rIght lime ant accurate lime was hiot tnkell Thefreshmen crew hr a Slufehif ll II l Hinrt nt the finish cant Hi lint a rood i nfftn ahead of the boat club Junior crew The teat club seniors stud lopnoniurci Hnlshel hoSt Tie talleuileri broke nn oar lit the mllille of the course and were out of the race Thin race 14 the first that Itutjrer has participated In for ten year and 1C neans a rerival of thu sporl al Kutgeri College p0rttfl8lIQ3DOt1 w Bargains To day For Cyclists Tourists and Sportsmen In our establishment tho largest of its kind iu tho world wo have everything required by cyclists golfers athletes nnd tourists To day attractive bargains Value for Money is our motto CYCLISTS If you have not a BIcycle Suit lodnj Is jour chance to cot a good serviceable OCOO suit 0110 that will wear well at 5500 Other suits still better at higher prices nirvcfi HOSE m cents nicvciE TAPS HHUTH antI Nundrten In abundance MAlPINd CYCLOMKTFK hurled aIWA the same 5V00 LAJll nu cents iii OUTING SHIRTS All kinds all price Our Dtitlug Shirts are going with n rush Tho Mslo and quality Is what makes them sell then the price Cool Calcutta SlilrtH All l cents good value at 8100 Closing out what we have left In cool Ab sorbent Cotton Sweaters S3 rents OLTIMI and TENNIS RlITS 83 styles the 1 i nr IJ rIIl11 m latest I out lIt suits that will be scorn at all this faiblonnblH rubrIc t73U and tlUUU former valuo SI onto tin 00 Itt S 18 r ALIWOOL 8WIUTKUS regular tz30 kind 810 for this occasion FISHINC TACKLE lVi aro headouartera for all 1 kind of KlyllINO TACKLKllODS KGKU1 and t I irflIM We close avt 8 P M TODAY AI G SPALDING 8 BROS 126130 NASSAU ST Up town Depot Urookljn for lllcycles bopot only ilul Kutton 4SI sf st ant Fifth av Ppalcllngs Madlsou Hqunnt lardin Ilbllug Academr 8100 llahlweight Vlierl 81 CO S49 to 59 ALSO AOKNCV roil ElIJPSE IonJoTEiI11t 1lnlUTT Toellls IltlVILEOF OF TIIYINO WIIFEIJ ACCORDED INTIIXUIMI 1fltCIIAblillS IV OUR ACADEMY PrlTnle leeioBH all liotire STEPHEN T MOEN 13 AND 1M7 UT8T 25TII ST Ifnmilnelnrer Hnl rlh1A T rliT t Illl HiS AMI HIUKTINU 410ulr4 l AT IKSS THAN SOc ON THE DOLLAR Ilnhlwelclit Wheelii S4U end s5 D FUhlng Tackle at 1 ridiculous price c omiiiiiu I ouints ifSs anti 7rc regular prhp nand S 130 Ala i au Jrh tr Tennis oiitnis llaseball tupiilles i lioilng iilons 4a Hnle under 1 nmnnKemenl of W II ii rvMMnfii intent KiwI k ii cannon ned A O rdKl llrn Gin Pisildnek late of U SArt and livlno Pn t AT Ii IU ItltO MIVA Y On CIT hAil I0 lllcl 1 rKv BICYCLES 11 31 lSa 40Bolll llrel Wheel sU makirlu eah i 11 7U 1IIhlllullr1 WPeeh all i hoakes 81 i3 iacI ladlee V kl nrlol i III blaVu lfftaLatu 5 let urm ft h I illes iltiral ti iU raon IJJ l lrmlrrII Jlalllh 4 7 UIIIIIII PiKrVkrAllWvnKtit iji klr VII 1IrI JJ I IIhHl flJ Crescent 1 51 i LIIIllIul ilT llowficln lug fIt Soft fufgl raile 8101 imetlT J hlfli t1I for tfU I eic h 8uou w select rroiii call with emfi L HKIIAIU Co 114 Nnswu st New York Illcyolci to it 1AIIK HOW MllNPY IAIR4 tall anti make sonn cavh offtra on our 1lryde I I L All sliest Furl all Crescents rhtakes floyd JlIsrale I lIen HjII lllrtW II 1ihnnrrs f catbprlc A ICW ood htanl W too hallJlbAr barscelus1 ohl ti iteie lrsuli lii Iilrcl IIlIrll11I Iluppilera Wi bU hhiClit 10 IIcr 7ew lattice ur men 1 ouOlallo irta UII SV f U AIII 1111 wlrl Irn fin to I 134 IMj or tA UKNCt i n Cor lflorIlAn it corner Church St She itmC Coney Island Jockey Club JPKP x iiyrtuV inMi1 1 Iiii ii hr Its WI v 4 anoi8 Ur Jlllle 13 IH gui 11 VJ VO1I7 July 12 I iUhr Iet 1 uo 11 TODA r SUBURBAN DAY Fail TraIn 34th will st leave Mild rroPI nearly tool aver tienty II1lnulr trnnl st 1 Spoelil Parlor Car lralllln eaves 134th I IIt I t II IXTlI4 IOUIUI4TW

lit UJomm 1111 TIIAK 1i hti i bo t cior n cabIn ioptor Iali a 2 5 salt new tail u CAYAtAUU UOL Canareti iaJt I rooh1lJdVtVfl tllttnlf CIM7IIS1 CUTTING YOUR BILL IV 1 Tu doesnt make iwo bills You can easily double your bills by paying high prices but wo dOlt ncnm mend this method W 0 contract to cut your Clothing bills in two How do wo do itAt a siurifica of profit but with increase I sujos Wo prefer two small profits tn ono largo one As iv warm woathor starter try 0110 of our Blur iray or Block Serge Suits exceptional l value at 81001 Higher priced OIIPS if yon profor them Our imported Homespun Suit trimmed with Pongee Silk is II groat for this weather Summer Coats white trousers 100 250 S3BO nnd S400J light underwear and Straw Hats iu abundance 1i I G p G O CALEB V SMITH Manager Fulton St cor De Kalb Av BROOKLYN Necessity Knows no law All excuses for wearing thick clothing have vanished The sum mer is hero in dead earnest Per sonal comfort demands light weight clothingit has become an absolute necessity Why not make a luxury of ne cessity and try one of our Black or Blue Sergo Suitszephyr weights but woudorful wearers We haY Cassiineres as well but we recom mend tho Serges strongly theyre the best value for the money ia Brooklyn today J T8COOPER SONS 107109 Broadway BROOKLYN ESTABLISHED UU F SIX STOUES NEW YOKK bTOHES 1I1l00LY sTonns hroauhay anil IViUoril av e BROAUWAY Kultonsl anil HitbuiM are COIl 81ST ST 1 Allantlu anil Vrrinont area fbI anil 3D AVIV It 123D ST ureenpotut I Manhattan eve Tho element of proper style has boon practically unobtainable ia readymade clothes Principally due to prejudice against ready made clothes and lack of courage on the part of clothiers Both ara gradually disappearing Weve helped to popularize readymade clothes by making them iu a manner adapted for gen tlemens use and co the campaign of education has only begun linlne s StIlts 1 H loflO ouiliur Nulls 11110 sea Washablo hulls iH ami 10 Iiuek Trousersall stie ll and up oniem oats line lotn

heritf Suit IIStoKVS I rureMIIR IMrwr I a nero Cllnlle 3 luSu1 h gllge ShOrts Ktra Valm fl Do jou know our 3iic Neckwear f Open Saturday evenings I Jlr Walker It U Said Will SIai boiae Chance In the AlUii The Ptthi JUall daftte fays It Is rirTtiil thatMr A larcay WulktT owner of tin AMI Intends to make extensive alteration Ii 1 he boat before she darts In any fiirtlcr ri Ac cordIng lo this report ha lead whIch s l to her ktel otter lien retthrn fru tfl l M Ii teratuent svIli Ito rtmovel and I I ilh chuangsd hi is proposed to retltito ha lhislflitih ahltt stubstltute IS larsci r I itlt eimblliiB JUT to carry more topsail chiimen cxprnss the opinion mat the rr poMidchanges Imply conviction on Mr Wuki f1 part that this boat In her prc ont totudl0 cs mctcli for the HrltannlHlV An Kaay Thin forth New York llowlfrs mrytto June 14The Now York lonlrl l rn tol lliffalo In win two of the five fnme t niitft With eight of the twenty games to their rI I I focI nn return to New Vor knowing tlat Hi CS pnli thro of the ten sames on Thtims ftlli i C i nitf sort of ihu money The scores rillbT OtMC kaly Tuttuic ptryl 5 t 11 Score t hluulden 13 ii t7 Fngei 4 3 1 I lfhfC 13 7 I 1152 SillIer 4 I 131 Vl CainC A o V20 huninieth 1 i I Totals 1 i 57Il Totals 11 14 La 5100511 usgg sow yore l TYAh 5 t ft hiollen II 1 3 I S I EneI II S TIl 7 I I 17 SIllier I I WI earus 4 7 I lVlblhulIffethii 7 I Ie TotshOh 4 J TUhnO hAtlE sew snag A Vn IhuslIen 0 13 I LIlt Fngel Ttuitt 5 3 13 lifSMiiher 1 4 14 551 ckrnsLI LI 4 104 bfihluInnIlu II 1 4 1 oT a CasI 7 Totals Ii 4 4i iOVsTtt ouss 5gW Toag c s p Sop s p u 4 I I7 Fnii 3 3 Thyt 4 11 1413 Sthiir U lb Wi ckiifie11 3 2 laO bilhiolplhi3 1 4 Total TotalstIll 4 tii7hh lAte SEW Toss A tDor i It ITntdei I C 4 145 Eoel A I ii J 115Th 1 0 13 101 SillIer 4 C WI dens 4 4 13 lUilbllnnleus 1 Iot U7U 5 K I Total f Ml

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7 TT l IVT THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 189H f I r CAUGHT SEVEN 1OLICKMEN 1 IUlujJT 071 ttfnnitrii in A Itt 1 AXOTIIHR XI HIT 11 A 111 4 round the Inlon Market Police Mlrneu linisljr Alert unit All Hnloaasi Clnatd Ink I Iuklnnn and Plthett Men bJ I Mirprloe ftxnmlnutlnna tor Promotion t rAt IIUely In lie nn Inspector President Theodore Hoosevelt and Commls Aimiir Andrews made niothr Ihlht lour around Inn on Thursday night hpy went together Ienvlngthe Union Ieaguo Club about midnight they took tear to Fourteenth street and from the corner walked down to tho East Hirer They ni re then on the northern llnoof the Thirteenth precinct which It a Mr Hoosevrlts purpose to examine TbU precinct lies between tho Eat Itlvrr Second avenue Hlrlngton street and fourteenth street with Its I station house at Union Market resident Hoosevelt Is by Irtno ot his office a member of the Health Hoard and he chose this particular precinct to tho beginning nf his tour in order to Inform himself ns to tho merits of 1 controversy about the goose market which until buck of tho tnloii rerently occupied ho IJek part 11101 Market Building Two weeks AIO the Health Department suppressed tho market against tho 1 ftrertlous opposition of Its Hebrew tenants who j are now n work trvlng to have their market restorul Mr Hoosevell saw enough to satisfy him that the market should not bo restored under any consideration During the walk to the Inlon Market station president Hoo evclt nnd Major Andrews In pe ted post keeping check on tho officers as they passed the Ixiundary of each mans station The I found no rnii o for complaint I tho men had recclveil not lie of tim visit and been on thi ir best behavior they could hardly have dono bitter In the words of tim President livery man was on his post and although here h and them nn officer might b seen lingering jirnstvel a little too t long on the cornr that vtH a comparatively trilling mutter and I saw nothing to complain of Precisely at l0i oclock Mr Roosevelts poldbowed glasses beamed upon Sergeant ail at the station house us ho all lain I Com mlMloner 11 Koosuvclt and this Is Commissioner 11loler Your precinct Is I In cry Rood order fcergeant and your men aro drlng their duty Tho Commissioners Inspected the blotter lommlssloners looked around the station house and I Into the prison which contained In all nine prisoners Including four Inmates of a disorderly house raided Turing the night and then they dls cim ed the market Leaving the station house the two Commls sinner walked away duo south They turned Into Houston street half an hour later and walked to the Howery stopping occasionally to chat with the patrolmen they passed but hid Ing nothing t diminish the good opinion they had formed of the precinct I was a Journey without Incident even without the discovery nf a saloon with an open sldo door until at 3 oclock In the morning they walked Into an allnight restaurant on the Bowery Within a 1nllht fen doors of the restaurant Is one of tho most notorious dives on the Howery Usually from midnight to 3 oclock In tho morning It lain full blast and prenentn scsnes which would be par ticularly interesting to a reform Police Hoard It was remarked as a curious coincidence when the news of the Commissioners tour spread along the Bowery that the place bad closed at midnight After leaving the Bowery President Hole velt and Commissioner Andrews went ovar to the west side They tramped through the Fit tenth precinct which is commanded by Capt tenU Kaklns now on trial Beveral of Eaklnss po licemen were caught napping Then the two Commissioner visited the West Twentieth street station and after leaving there made a short trip around the Tenderloin precinct President Hoostvelt gave out a statement about bis tour Yesterday From midnight until 6 oclock this morning I went about with Commissioner Andrews to see how things were As a result of our trip I Ulngs hav directed Chief Conlln to prefer charges against seven patrolmen whom we found sitting down off post loitering and In conversation I conyeranton spoke of t every one of these men and took their numbers Borne tried to excuse themselves but tbelr excuses were so manifestly taLe that I told them thin and thare that I wonld bo more severe with them than otherwise 1 shall ap pear a complainant against these men and the cases will b tried by other members of tho I Hoar I bare also ordered the rounds men who had charge of these officers I to appear before me On my first tour through bore or tho precincts 1 made tne public state ment that I would bring charges against any more men whom I found delinquent and Ill keep mr word I want patrolmen to under stand that they must patrol Intelligently I dont mean that they must move up and down with clockIlka precision bnt they must show some intelligence I regard the manner in which the patrolman does bin duty as a hln anaaat good indication of how the roundsman at tends to his business The roundsman shall b first held responsible I there li any repetition of the neglect which 1 hsve discovered I shall g rJeelho pier eeants and Captains responsible Over In the Thirteenth wa found the men patrolling ex tremely well Wo spent nearly three hours going through the precinct All the men In cluding the roundsmen were doing tbelr duty The saloons were closed and the streets quiet and u splendid condition of affairs prevailed We only saw a few cat a open I have sent 1 letter to Acting Captain Cully telling him how pleased I was at tho regular and soldierlike work of his men The roundsmen and patrolmen aUk e were patrolling their pot moving about end keeping watch on thlnirs In an Intelligent ftv 1 was very much pleased Acting Captain Cully deserve credit President Roosevelt gave Acting Chief Conlln the numbers of the patrolmen who were found clirelict them and charges will b drawn up against Theso are tho policemen who wino caught and who will L tried next week Frederick J 1 Grucke Andrew Van Pelt and deorge Isslnir of Mercer street Michael Mitchell mid Matthew J Helllyof West Twentieth street and Michael J Oats and Peter McDermott of West Thirtieth 1 street At the meeting of tha Police Hoard yesterday Chef Conlln sent In a report regarding police men of various grades who have applied for promotion Among those favorably reported upon is Capt Donald Grant of the Madison street station who has asked to bo made an In Spector Tim Hoard has cited him for examina tion Others who wero reported favorably and cited to appear for examination were Sergeants n m I Porter I of Church street Oliver Tims of Uty Hull Ilobert Young of Elizabeth street John MOKeefeof I Jlacdougal street Patrick Oatfs of the Broadway squad Nathaniel N Hiire of East Klehtyeighth street William W Sullivan of tAt IStlth street Lorenzo I I Lovell of West lasth street and William F Klrdmer of West lVd 1 street Roundsmen John Tracy of the Central Office James S Hlstand of C iv7 hutch urcet Thomas Brady of Oak street i 1111am II Masterson of Madison street John jnugnnrty of Mncilaugal street Conrad 1 tirlesscl of Mulberry street Patrick Mcfilnley of Mercer Street hamuel Hammond and Pat rick Mclulroof Vest Twentieth street Patrick 1 alit 01 East Twentysecond street and j o h W tnt of Tremont Thlrtythree patrolmen were cited for examinations for roundsmen f The civil service examinations for new police men am progressing l rapidly Col Grunt re rorteilat the Hoard meeting yesterday that of mellnl HI applicants 444 had passed the surgeons ex umlnatinns und lJll had been rejected There art if5 more applicants upon the list he wild iliii have Urn notlflexl to appear on June M i resident Itoosevelt said that tho mental ex sill hilt inns will take Placo tlt the evening Ho I atttl he had talked with many of the mel and lonmt that all of them would nr fcr this They Were I vvorklngmrn and Jeoparded their p llelo ul tal lnK n cay off The examinations lll begin In about a week fIX HAKIXSS TRIAL tin 1rteUet Jtepreaented Worse Than the Tenderloin at III Wont The trial of Capt Kaklns of the Mercer street talon nBlut whom changes ot neglect duty la1 Inuillrlencv vent made by tho Parkhurst ocletv was continued before the Police Com mUaloners jesterdny It Is alleged that the ptaioiitiruiittiMl disreputable houses and dls orderly resorts nourish In his precinct Among the witnesses who testified was Charles lllatz a inemukfr who IHot at IS tnt Thirteenth 0 street VfTiei4 sled about the reputation of tho nouses all p iu und flo last Thirteenth street h tt4i i ISiti the were not respectable Ito added u saw wimin solicit men on the street eel night Hu tutu gave testimony about tho l jtiriila Ilotil at 11 1 Fast lhlrlenth street He 5511 i1 I w M many at thirty ali thirtyfive 111 I s gu in them ut night lie noticed women lOt it tiiIt Oi the on thuetrcet and then go Into tho l I 11t a the women lie said caused WOICI lld cali great an I 110 a In I tlni nel nilKliborhood hit the police Cit el iilei fired with tliem I II t inuaiere Lawjer Moss told the reporters I reniukiiblii Uiiingo hud taken place In d prielnci since May ll I I I inow I i IIKIUUU i t lust he timid hnwa that In I 1111 ciutlit II ir I I tho di fence that the iiin f bu 111 o I ifims titS nlliraril to exist e I mi i I 011 lmtio ibiliiytn clean n tin trot hit t 1 I I aulst 1 1 nhiitu studio teal 10 ti d I I iItt i testilledaflir tho recess I I I tiriifl i mile ii men in tout of It I thu r ioritn 1 Hun 1 umi Knew that llio reputation I Olho I Plii c uis bud jur time he vttut through Thirteenth street after dark ho wits solicited by I come of these women Christian Charley Morton llennetijcn Jan lion and cnulucor of tho bin flat house at MM South Washington iuusro said that unto Match iZ4 of last year tip to tho present time ho made seventeen complaints nl the Mercer street station about disorderly women who loitered around tho flat at night Fourteen of thn com plalnls ho made t Cnpt Kaklns hluisslf Tho witness said that the tenants In the Hat com plained to him nn several occasions about bslnc antioved with three women who stood III front lt the house and talked vulgarly The women he all were In thn habit of standing under the windows of the flat and using vile language A ladv In tin lower flat who has four grown daughters going to college often complained about them t Ihn 1 witness said that on two or three I iittS inns ho was assail lteii hy saute nt thn t wnincn when he tried to put thm away from In front ot thu house The nuisance caused by thin prostitutes hunulhs around caused several ten ants In move Thomiis I McCllntocka real estate agent of H e hlrlll t street who Is I leader I of tbu City Vlgllune it League uf thn Hlghtli Assembly din mitt tentllled that hn sent n letter to Cap Kaklns nn May T culling his attention to the cx let tiii of a number of disorderly houses In Mlnetln lane titer Street 1mpol street West Third street Matilougal strett and Thir teenth stieel Mr Mi 1 Unlock testified 1 that he himself had been accosted by thrnc t women I huv paruled the Ktreets mentioned In hi is let tin He I I had seen them solicit men and tako them In thu saloon n Thlrtrfiilh street and Inlverslty plnce He alsu saw women take men Into U I Kust Thirteenth street Mr Me I Unlock said hn hud seen iKilkemon stanel on thu corners nnd crack I4kes l with prostitutes On one ocranlon ho nald one nf these I women poked 1 I policeman In the ribs The policeman made no remonstrance He asserted that there had tacit a great Improvement I since May lit i when thu Parkhurst widely complained to the Commissioners Previous to this the witness declared he hud seen ns many IIH fifty to sixty lewd parading the street the OIlplrAlnl on nights lie went through tho district commanded by Kaklns diaries E i Iawton of 71 Washington square who It leader of the Ninth Asienibly District City Vigilance League told about seeing proill lutes walking the streets In Kaklnss precinct On one occasion he stated bestow a ixillceman In front of I saloon making a wager with a prosti tute that she could not take another drink Angel Dennett the Parkhurst agent testified to seeing disreputable women at 204 Thompton street He had been frequently thomroon said In streets in Capt Iuklnns precinct He n elate red on Mayaa Edward Smith and wit at the Holed Jerome As tho hotel register did not show this entry Lawyer MOBS 1 said It was evidently not the one In use at that time It II laid that Cnpt Fred W tme Is likely to bo tho next policeman of rank to be tried A complaint against him was madu yestcrdav which the Commissioner appear to regard as moro than usually serious An Investigation la t b made DELINqUENT fOLICEXEX FINED The Charge Against ljmch and Mucraae Dismissed Policeman John J Nehlll of the East ICOth street station who was accused of assaulting a prisoner at the station house a fined twenty days pay for that offence and five days addi tional pay for being absent from 1 special post at the meeting of the Police Hoard yesterday Policeman Thomas J Jones of tho Morrlsanla squad post wee fined five das for being absent from postThe charges against Acting Captain James Lynch of the West Twentieth street station who was accused of having arrested W J Lan kIn W J Anderson nnd Edward Tralln with out cause were dismissed as were the com plaints against Policemen Charles C Snyder of Just lUtlth street and George tlrlinshavv of Madison street KxDetectlvu Sergeant Charlvs OConnor was appointed special oflli er for the Mercantile Hate Deposit Company Policeman Matthew Hef I i n rln ft feronnf thou West Thirtieth street station sent In his resignation Thero are thargts pending against him and It was not accepted Policeman Francis Gallagher of the Madison street station wax lined ten days pay for not Ilalol 1 properly patrolling l prTr Hoard l rendered a decision In the case of Policeman Samuel Magrane of the West Thir tieth street station who was tried on a charge teth falling to discover a burglary In Hrlll Brothers store n Sll l Sixth avenue Drill Brothers have been rubbed on several occaM Ion 1rolher On the recommendation of Commissioner Grant the charge was dismissed UEIE ARK TiE POLICE 1ASSEST Wake TTp Homebodynnd Get Them Printed and Distributed Policemen and firemen in this city are Inter ested In knowing how long they are to be com pelled to pay faiaon elevated and street surface railways while travelling on the citys business A new law provides for the free transportation of policemen and firemen on such railroads on certificates to be Issued by the Mayor The Mayor of Hrookhn issued such certificates three weeks ago but the police and firemen of New York city have not yet got any Mayor Strong said ycNturdav I consulted with the Police and Fire Com missioners and agreed with them about four weeks ago on the form of certificate to be Issued Why cerUtlcates have not been issued I do not know I do know that nil tho preliminary arrangements wero attended to Merveanta Transferred Acting Chief of Police Conlln reported to the Police Board yesterday thnt he had placed Ser geant Charles O Sheldon In command at the Tremont station transferred Sergeant William Hevull from the annexed district to High Bridge and sent Sergeant Henry F Krers in bin place Sergeant John Donovan was transferred from Kast Sixtyseventh street to West 125th street and Policeman Peter Donnelly from Kldrldgu street to the Kssex Market Court William Call on McIiiasUIo ExInspector Williams paid McLaughlin a visit In tho Tombs yesterday LawyerElklns and Cant Dcvery were also among tho prison ers callers Mrs McLaughlin Is ill anti her husband made constant Inquiries about her Her condition It Is said U not serious BItlilonarr Juck onn nard Time OitANOE Juno 1 The New England Baptist Missionary Association at Its twentyfifth annual convention held In EAt Orange today elected these officers President tho Rev I A Motley Jersey City I VicePresident the Hov Henry Drown of Springfield Macs Corresponding Secretary the Hcv William 1 Dlxun of Brook lyn Hecording Secretary tho Hov T I Miller of Phlludelphla Treasurer the Itiv H l Wpm of New York Tho 1 How Mr Jackson of Rhode Island a col ored missionary A the Congo Africa took ad vantage of the debate on the question whether lltnle the association should affiliate with the West and Northwestern conventions to explain the treatment Ie received while lu the missionary field Ho fold that only u small part of the funds appropriated this mls lonur fields ever reached their destination Thu funds that reached him were so Miiull that he hud for apart of the time while away to subilut on ruts and similar food Hn finally had to choose between illsertlng turned homo the field and starvation all he re Confessed that They Were Hired to Do Vv lUlllor Colllni DurrAUt Julio HOi tho night of April 18 last Editor Wllkle I K Collins of the iowanda lltrnhl whose conduct of tho editorial columns of that paper had been unpleasant to many peo ple In the village was waylaid by two masked men who beat him so furerely that for a time Ids life was despaired of After much Investiga tion Kdltor Collins swore out warranti for the IIltr arrest of Hartrnder Kdmond Studley Iud Team ster Charles Ilrookman and they worn yester tiltS taken Into custody They confessed that they had IHCII hired by Henry It iraeneler President nf the village Georgn T Scott one of t he lending merchants of the town Drugglit I V C Amem und Don N W Hubert clerk for Amt m t do up 1 I ciii Ins Ilrookman I wild htudley were charged with assault tin the first d o Bree and rule used upon 1OUO hail Other ar rests will probably follow Harriet llcecher Kloive Him nirlhduy llAirrnmn June 14Mrs Harriet Heecher Btowe celebrated her Hlth birthday at her hiimiie mitt Purest Street today bhu is In excel lent plivslcal health and has nut apparently failed during the past car him went otlt walk Ing this morning and rcniveU sonic calls from Intimate pcrxonul friend A few member of bur family dined with her this afternoon Over Out telegrams and mesun isof congratulations 55 erl reectved at thu I Muwu residence Among them were it I h grains 4 rout Charles 1 Dudley I Warner now 1111111 I Henry James the novel IH Mare wain licsjrgo W Cable Mary Males Dodge I MIFUII H Anthony rank I H Stockton t Senator llowfll Pulmer of Illinois and William Dcun llrlter Wheat Crop nt used CHICAGO Junu 14rop experts who have been travelling through Missouri aro sending In reports of moil encouiaglng character us to wheat One county of Mliiomj that seas said tub iv 0 slight vhmirr to rultu enough for eeed 1 sllht tug puipi ea is fiis 1 rt irlid tn bu in a filr vii tl 111 leldiiig un its iIilgO crop J1 1 Llndmun hud adiDPUtch sating unit In I the neighborhood of Commerce I Mo llvo hinder ut work In 1JDO acres said that thirty In forty bushel her acre would bo liancsKd Other aUvlccit were lu a like vtlu lke veu TiE BROOKLYN COPS NOW crUllHRIONEn WELLI TRAKH irns jo our OF I ctiTAixs I for the toed of the Hervlee Pie HiyiTVr hat I In the Heal of the New lnrr jr reftn Bt Hoeletjr Comm mlenlli n I Police Commissioner Write of llrooklyti has lvcn the PolIce Captains the biggest shakeup they have ever received In that city Twenty nut of twentyflv o nf them have been transferred ordered They wilt The changes were orlerOI yesterday wi go Into elect today The Ave Captains who have lot been disturbed Are Martin Hhort of the Fifth precinct bongo Hhodes of tho Hoventh Miles OHollly of the Eighth Edwin Dyer of the Twelfth and Kvnn P Clayton ot time Coney Island district With the exception of Capt Btinrt tho commanding ofllccrn who have been loft In charge of their old precincts aro Kepilbllcuus This U how the remaining twenty Captains have beeu moved around CAp Iare tOIhel ilesi precinct to the Tenth I Capt John J Johnson mcond Iii Eigimteenlhi sot I P I lx a cy Third to Twenty seiond Iupl John Eason Fourth to Twcnt first m l AVI l t James Kniilt I 81 sib to Fourteenths i apt John llrrnnan Ninth to Thirteenth apt frank A Earl Tenth tii Ninth I Capt Ihnnls lirlncolt HeTenth to Twenty fifth I Cant Stephen Martin Thirteenth to Nineteenth uiil Unim IIIIMII rnuripentli ii l Twen tieth npt Thiuiiuii tri I I Fifteenth I toMeenndi euil Henry French Hlxleenth to I tvrrn ty I thlnl Caiil HiiKli f Horninn Nennieeiith In Ill James Keimev HKhteeiith lo Ii rot teentli t COM I ii fl i II j il r enpl Mlclmitl I tdnPliHI I i NliietriMith to fifteenth dipt Ullllnin II KIIMT Twentieth to tOll apt Sninuel tiaril lwentv llrnl to Thlnl tapt i ThiiiiiM II 11 CulleoTwentv seeoiul to Hevrnthi I I apt DrorKe I Ilui khlt Twenlj third tnHlxlhi Capt J AiMlson torwlu Twenty nflli to Hcvtntetnlh Of tho twenty Captain transferred fourteen are Democrats five are Hepubllcans who have been promoted during tho present administra tion und one Is a Mugwump In parcelling out ton precincts It tidies not appear thnt Mr Vs dice had any particular political purpose In view A some of tho most desirable districts have ban assigned to Democrats llmocrnle Ileforu announcing tho transfer Commis sioner WellcH had a talk with tint Mayor and also a long conference with superintendent Mc Kelvey 1 oDe of thn veteran Captains who have been illsplncid feel very soro over the mat ter and a few of them I may resign Commissioner NVelless only explanation of the shakeup Is that It was made for the good of the service The shakeup lo I believed to have been hur ried np nt leant by a communication from Kugone lp V Drowsier attorney for tho Law En forcement rioclct of Hrooklvn aelilrused to Huperlntendentof Iollce McKelvey on Thurs day IJKAII SIR 1iirsuant to your request to fl K i Klllntt the Prenldinl of tilt tow hiiforcemrnt Socle i j I urn authorized to siilunlt to you the following list of places In which Cite law has been aU1 In I being vlo laded 181 proof upon which wp liav tho aliovi Allrtrntlnnv is 1 cuutnlocil ll lu AtTUlavUfl i In our poiMitiloii which Hill bo cheerfully ofTered fur your luiitlon nt any tlnu The lst which h formed part of the letter ron tamed the addresses of twentynine houses of illfume more than half of them In the Frat Precinct BX gambling houses and six houses of assignation Mr Ilrcw ter said yesterday Those ad dresses arc only a few In the posseHSlon of tho society However such as we have particularly designated can bu found all over the city and they are by nnnuaimcontlned to the downton We this IKtonlyiis btKinnintr precincts e give 10tonl 11 blhllll prccnct Ve have In preparation l n big mo i infill whkh I ru will make known within a few iU t Ve Intend to do In llrookljn sume such work nt Dr JarkhHrsts Society bus dona In New York Tho society has iiflMiulls from at least two of its officers relating to each of the places speci fied In thn communication In addition to this communication a minute which had bOn adopted by hit society on Mon day was presented to Cninmialonei Welles on Thursday U railed his nttetitlon to the alleirtd almost wholesale lolittlons of ito law on sun clay and dematidlns I that he explicitly direct the Captains to enforce the law Mr Welles was alto itsLcd to fend nwnltien reply to tho communication I haxn tmthlnt to say and do not propose to talk nlxmt It was Mr Wulless only comment yesterday on the matter In the midst of the upheaval esteiilay at tho Police IIa I diUnrters a bin l dfiekutlon of Cl uttey

Island saloon keepers called on roiiiinlmloner s dies and bittutd him to be moro lenient lu the administration of the Excise law Ho re plied that the enforcement of thin law at Coney Island was giving him much anxious thought MANII4TT4N 1IKACII u1JLVINU The Old and New Allructlomn There Which will lie Itrudr Today The season at Manhattan Jicixch will open to day with more attractions than It has over offered before There will also lie greater facili ties for netting there Tho particular novelty this year Is I the theatres which has booms built In the auditorium and the cirrus which occupies crcu copies the building used last year by the linden heck animals Tho theatres attraction will be Ilices com pany in 14H1 with Ihereta VaUKhn Walter Jones and the rest of the actors that mad the piece popular here fhe 1 burlesquo will be deems every night at I oclock and extra trains havo comraodato been put on the the audiences hong Island Railroad to ac Thin circus will Ut u return to the oldtlmo onurlnit circus of car ago but it li I pioinlsrd that the 44foot rliiK shall contain the Lest among cln us performers The new bicycle track wIll be opened tomor row with a parade of wheelmtn anil lUl tour races It Is a halfmllx track uf iisiihalt and Is the largest and Itnfst In this part of the country Already the entire non has been llllfd for amateur and profe slonnl hlcjcle meets The hotel tho bath house and the nit of the buildings havo received their customary coats of fresh Dili n and with the grounds him been Put In complete readiness for the oenimig of tho season at tin outlay of nearly 101000 John Philip Sousa will lead his orchestra In the concerts every day They will nrictdt the burlesque In thu nudltorlum The I 1aln iieeta clo Is not yet ready It will lie given on June Uj for the first time1 and will deal with Incidents lu the war between China and lapan Tho scenery hv J I Kirby already In place and It Is a remarkably fine tiieclmcn of ncnlc paInt InK It snows I fortress on the water with mountains In the background and In color and perspective it Is I an ununuully flue picture The programme of the two opening I concerts U as follows la 3 30 P M 1 Overture Joan of Art Verill 1astorAl t rantutla A shctihcrilit Life In the Allis nrw KllliK Colli tlnnTln talcty lllrl1 Jonrn Jgsiitti unite OultM halk Enrpl trout Kaluff fowl inll ai i Minuet Thp H Czlhnlka Ihl Martli tnnhatlau heath Soiuii v ln Vienna Imrllnhn XlrlniT lutroilufduu third act IoluiiHrlu UuKticr 7tn P JI l overture Vllllnin Tel ItmMnl Hrioml lIUDKnrlau lUiapxxlj Unit JnK from Xtr eii IKinitt I KIIOII A 1arUan arnhal I Stinilifii FxciTpiifroni lit Hi tiirieiuililcn Cot iiiiitiiis Cur ill I I H I Inlernlfro I Tilt J wtU AuUirflhtln The llfll I SUM liii Match ThIet Icl 1 Huniore fiup 1h Hand I Conn1 HIM Ic uievvi I I Soitc 1lnale I rhu KliiK a Itiutrinint I I Till 1roiprcti of H Illc 1rurli Crop In Nnniirx otlisty J IniiT JYltYls June 1 For several years past Port Jtrvls has heel an Important shipping point for the peach growers of the northern part of Susmx county N J 1 rita prospects mIre that a large crop will b gathered I ho present hcuvon Ileemervllle which 111 I thu t heart of thn f peach grtiwi nit country will I be the centre nf iitti t t action for peach buyers Thero art several large and fine orchards thereabouts tho largest of which the I of u I Ie and oplier Aytrn who liuvo 7AUO treat itiul 1 fair prospect for 10010 has kots of fruit Warren Mannerly has flXl trees John Ilutler 4001 and William Mlddaiiuh i Iilwanl CodilltiKton Charlfs I hriMle Cabrlil teenier I O I Diyton Aycr William I Spice Clar cone howell and MirrittC llncltrnlifri tflllll each The trees aro line and time crop promises large returns A Jersey Turin lor u Cliurll IrmNUTOS lUIIO 14 I III 1OI Ml Iliul of Treuton has had titTered to him by u luly llvlni I lhiiltilei fauu coiiHlstlnu uf llflvelghi In I Ihlladelphlu a to UIlblll 111clcht acres sliuattMl near Flumlngton Tho IINhop I accompanied bj I ather Kll7girald of Iitnbirt v He i lois taken it look at the farm mid it is i Mild that If the farm Is ulvni iiliniliilltlonilll I will 1m nrrpptril I here one 1 numliT of Illii biilhl lugs on tho placu and the v fetus of thi iirround I IIIK countri Is I harming Thu uiroundiiik iiiuM hardly Itt l excelled ton a rihgioui or beiiLVcilent Institution Wnat is Home 7 w tliort I I family iniUh mo chost and Vu hal h i a ram ily inedltlno chest without Hoods Iilh I I un worthy the name I loon 4 1llU art especially pro imp d for finuly Use and aru so gentle In action so cny in eflet nnd so perfect In rwult that they uie tho IdM homo cBthartlc Hoods Pills oared i a p r only by C 1 I Iloul Co Lowell MaR U S A Id by t all druggists lrccli cents per box I V S I MART MARTINA MIIHn tliennrH Dertnee to Be Cocilnud la that II area of the Crime The prosecution In time trial nf William Cnsnr for time murder of Mary Martin on March W In her rooms at 148 Went Twenty tcntli street nearly finished Its rats before Itecordcr dolt In the Uenernl Hesslnn yesterday A Jury was se cured after the lon recess und Assistant Dis trict Attorney Ijititerbach opened the ease for tha people He detailed the circumstances of time finding of the womans body ali the Rubs tiuent arrest of CVsar and his contradictory statements at thnt time Mr lauterlmcli said 1 the discovery of tho murderer was accom plished to soino extent by reporters assigned to write up tho case They got eesnr 10 uo to the Morgue but ho refused tn Identify the corpse Inrtero Later ho made ft confession nt Police Head JosephPhillips of 114 1 Fourth avenue testified to hloti lllp bundle containing the dismem 1 bered body on Sunday morning March ill while on Ida way to church He wa attracted to tho spot by two women who were looking at the bundle and ho opened It He notified the police of tho Charles street station of his consequent discovery IMward Cassmeyera policeman testified that lit was Informed of the finding of tho body by a newsboy Ho saw Phillips open the bundle and was present when Houndiman McUuIre and Dtpuly Coroner Donlln arrived Dr Donllii and Deputy Coroner Wrstntt testi fied to the condition of the body I when found evern1 wltnisses who Identified the body were tlien 11 ln Mn Hannah Jolen of 1 is Vest Twentyseventh street said the Martin woman lived with her for nix month nnd lift her tn live with fwaar at 14H Vet Twetitjseventh strIct Hint also knew Osar who had b ianli d with her for two years Him visited the Morgue on April 2 and Identified the Imdy tVsur tailed on her afterward nnd told her that tc toetivVH wanted him to go to the Morgue to look at tutu Ixxly Hn wall Mar Martin had gone to 10 IIC Washington on tho prevloili Friday and that he had received a letter on thin previous day from her Other witnesses testllled t the con tradictory statements of Casar trlllctory I Howe aoked few questions of the wit 10w ncBSCH Unmade the public statement that the defence would be routined to the degree of tho crime Cresar lie will open on Tuesday morning for TEKVLSKT TAKES IT HACK Conmtoek Hy lie laid a F t rhood and lie MJ lie Didnt Menu To Anthony Comstock was walling for the Ex cite Commissioners to meet yesterday morning In order to answer tho charges made against him on Wednesday by Morris Tokulsky of the Constitutional Convention Tekulsky had ap peared on that day for Mrs Emily Schaur and accused Comstock of making complaints tha Excise Hoard In easel where saloons keep gambling machines and then of offering to the accused persons to withdraw the complaints and In save them their licenses if they would misdemeanor for which agree tn plead guilty of mlderenor the penalty would b a small line Comstock was armed with 1 number of newspaper clip pings containing reports of these statements of Tekulskys hI I camo here defend myself against the at tacks of an Irresponsible person said he I am not In the habit of bringing cases before the Ilninl anY and the only exception lathe I one of Steve llrodle who persistently displayed obscene pictures In his place I brand this state ment made by this man lekubiky a absolutely and mallctoudy false Tekulsky who was present arose and said ho did not Intend the remarks which he made to reflect on lomsto K lie said he meant to Im ply that it was mm fly the practice In such cases ca hen I you deny It yelled Comstock shak ing bin tinker at Tekulsky Tekulsky I have told you what I did say replied Ever paper In New York lied did they said Comstock He wound up by more remarks about Tekulaky who had nothing more to say I THE LARCliaiO TA lUG JtEOATTA No irs Than Ft ft jone Entries for Their Itaie on the feouncl ToelM What promises to bo the best yacht race pallid this i ear will be decided today when the Lurchmont Yacht Club vv 111 sail their an nual aprlng regatta on the Sound Outside of the tact thnt no less than fiftyone yachts have entered for this race representing the fastest boats now In commission the chief interest of the day will probably centre In the clubs u pcrlmentnl short triangular courses which will b sailed over two or three times within full lew of shore While the schooners classes have not tilled very well the Kaciona Constel lation and Flcctvv Ing and tho Kmirald and Sui hem to My nothing of the Klsemarle and ShunrocK and the Cavalier and Lojal will probublj make close racing In their chaste Thero will be some good racing among the single sticker however us in addition to surf boats as the Commute Queen Mab Katrlna h and Wa i two of the new 14ruter vi Iz the Dragoon and Vornut 1 will meet for the first lime t I The O iiissoon and Minerva I will I meet In the oD foot chits while the new Gardner 35 footer Norota till I hi ave a chancu to show her xpced ngaln the Kldolon Kurybla and unqUH Among the IlOfootera the Fife utter Infanta will I I I meet the 01 lau I and Audux There will also bo thin i1footers Hour and ella the1 half raters Ill lnn anti Trust Me I and such well known cats us the Mary Almlrn Klonliin Kite and Allegro A full list of the entries sehonner ntn A Reninna rnnntellatlon ant Fleelwlnifl clow H Knii rilit unit Saiheni else t I hUMimrlM HIHI MiumriKk clawi 1 Io I al uml Cavalier t loiii4 tler ami YsuebsChaM tiolnula I chase 2 Katrln etui 1 1 vueen Mst ciacs ft Wap cliiMtl l iliiHftoon I Awa Ivlra enturft anti MlnerVH clasS 7 Hilnlon Nonita lur Mn anil SnHituv class 1 K In fant llarllan a1 Auilui eln h I Mieelal 111 rnteri liraiiiufl suit Vnrnnt I I I I elnn II llilcAt alit 1ovat elAM lo ARnwmu HeatrlT Itailffer sot Ware class llicAhm I tat Mary Alnilra Kxontaii and leon class IS Kiltie Allegro Caper anil lltvln cuss 13 Illrr pen eats Fairy lurllni1 anil Violet clans 14 Aiitiln F i anti Terrapin 21 I footer ipectal llourl tella suit Hlrt I Half ItatcTitjuetilon sad Trust Me 10it nerlrlon loLl MATCHES l UDAY Park acid llo d Meet nt MnncbeiiCert rth Heu llnnilleiii ut Ht Andrew Willie Park and Joseph Lloyd the profes sionals w 111 meet In a thlrtyslxhole match to day at the Kssex County Country Club Man chesterbythchca Mats The winner will re ceive S100 and the loser S51 Hath players are experts and a clo o Imo may be expected Campbell bent Llo d by one hole early In May but the Inter had just arrived from Pan and was not at his best form Campbell was II nno condition when he defeated Lloyd Ten da s later when he let Park and was beaten by six holes Campbell was In poor shape owing to slcknus ul1II1 this line It would seem that Ilovd will give Park a closer contest than he has et had In this country Mill Park should win Llovd for on his tcotuh form ho Is a grudu above This afternoon thn second monthly handicap of Ihn Kcasoii will ln Ills tuint I the M Andrews dolf Clubncui tuckers Intilex closu on the field and from twenty I to thirty I of the member will go the course At tIme first competition I of tie yeii hold In May Janice Park was the winner t i I Wllrr Ill I llvennoio and Daniel flmunrey who tied for the Tullmndgo Pile uer at St Andrews on Memorial Day will probabl arrange Dili I afternoon when tho t playoff will be held Mr Llvermore returns this morning from fetus w tore hu hiss heel on a business trip since May 111A A Coney Culand l Mntrhmiin Hlapii Hhoa ow Slnhcrnlth HO Ice Pick Christopher lierlno a night watchman In HarrouIVs lestnurant which Is In Vuccass Cinino COIIHV Uliuid was cleaning up at 4li iiilock i truuy inurnlng when rhndow 0 Muber the unite lIghter came along very drunk Mailer b gan tn talk to lierlno who ordered him I too nlwut hl it business If I you I dont get out of here Ill I call a policeman I derino said lirlll i 11 a iiollocman and Ill 1 Irk him and you I too the I tlghtei r milled With this Mahrr mimetic a lunge at Herlno with hlo ll 11 Ihnluttnr ran lulu I hit barroom all Malur rbiiMil him behind tho bur un ru I lentIl armed himself with H big Ice pick lie I I then told MabiT i It i I bu didnt get out he would do him toll Initeudnf I leavlng M abet inudi another lunge I at licrlnn I I As he did so t hit hitter jabbeil j him with tl l foiirprongeil lee plek Just t over tliii iievrt wih I tore tim reug I hU clothing I I und made four ugly vvnunduln his utah h polnemnn owi n iirrlv itui Jiit J then I util arir trd boih men They were locked up leriin I charged with iKnaull and Muber after his wotitiiU had heel dressiij by un ambuluncci surgeon on a charge of Intoxl i tatltlti I 111 I I IIP oney lilund I Iolie Court later In the t day Mabers cute was adjourned I Fidelity null llriiosll fompmij Niilvrat William Jay who was appointed referee by I the I suprimo I oiirt for thu I purpose nf f making all es still lirliitdi Into I the I affairs of the Ildellty and Deposit Cumpaii of Mnr lund R to Its sol vein under tire provisioiiH eif chapter 7Unf I the Laws of IKIi I as auiunded by chapter 1TH of the Laws I of IKI1 ban filed his report with the I Uupreme Court In which he Uud that the eons lunr U 1 eutlrtlv eulvent COKNELlS FRESHMEN WIN UARTLT nxrilAT IltK rNlVIUTr 01 fKHHSTLYASMAS IOHT The IlhHennii tleil with n farlyfonr Hlrokti And Flnlnh nllh it Fortlslx They How In Hplendld Form cad Irtae the Line Eight lenctliii Attend llttfr1 IVork a Heverf llnnilleap to Ihe thinkers They Hlop FourTlmen IlnrlnK the User ITIIACV June 1 Cornell first by eight lengths Much Is the result of the Cornellfill verslty of Ietilisyltanla frcshtuan race rowed on Cayuga lnko this evening All the after noon the numerous lake steamers wero busy carrylmt pornnns f rotn Itlmcft tollenwoodv hero thn race was t bo llnlihed About 4 oclock a tnrrlflo wind storm swept ui lint lake and n race looked doubtful After nailing for about 1 hal hour the wind subsided as suddenly as It came up and by I oclock the water was per fectly still Itt fact one could not ask for better water or condition to row 1 race At BIO oclock tho referees boat thin strain yacht Clara steamed over the course und cleat ed It of small boats hue obxorvallon oil then lined up near thin start and list Cornell nil mlnglod with time Hooray of Pennsylvania won handled back and forth for IVtinsvlvnnlii I was nut without njmimtlilurs A party of Vale men had a launch and gave tho Ynlo veil with Pennsylvania at tho end Cornell quickly hurled hack the Cornell yell with Pennsylvania and Harvard nt the end At 0 lit0 oclock the whittle of tho referees boat summoned thin crows to the starting point Tho Quakers were tho fIrst to arrive They appeared to be In 1 the pink of con dition and felt quite contldent A few momenta later thin Cornell youngstors hove In eight with a snappy vigorous stroke At 1110 oclock Kofcreo Guy Hlchards sent the crew away Cornell caueht the water first and lenimey followed a half second litter Cornell started oil at fortyfour strokes to tho nminuto amid Penney at thlttyslx Ihe two boats stayed together for about eighty feet when Lister at S In Pennsys boat caught a crab nnd knocked thn stroke endwise When the icd and blue recovcicd thus Cornell Imnt was a half length In front Then cnmo a came ttrugnlofor a half mile and thin difference In this rowing of thu two crows showed tutu Miperl orltj of tile Cornell stroke It being quick short and snappy as against thIn long Hwlng of thin Pennsvlvanhi boys Cornell drew steadily away rowing fortfour strokes without a break At the half mile Lester again caught mc crab and attain were the Pcnnsy hot s brought to a MamUtlll When they rocoveted their stroke Cornell was tome three lengths abend pulling at fortyfour but not exerting themselves Tins Quakers made a spurt at one and a quarter miles but Lister again taught a crab Each time he would leave his seat and go to the bot tom of the boat and all the rest of the crew hail to stop rowing Tho Cornell crow atone and a half miles led by hive length ttlll pulling tho fortyfour stroke easily nnd gracefully It would have dcllghtid Coach Courtneys heart could he have seen them Their bodyswlnir was very tIne and their blalc work up to rtandard As the Pcnnsy boys went by tho onnanda halfmllr mark they looked a llltlo tired es pecially Kelsey nnd Lister Although the race was lust Coxswain McAvoy called for another spurt They responded gnmulv but ttlll their energy was apparently cone Atono and threequarter miles tin Cornell boys hit up their stroke to fortysix The drew further away from leiin5 and a few sec onds later I crossed the line with not a hair turned a w Inner by eight lengths In 11 minutes 18 35 seconds As tho Ithacans crossed tim line amid a tetni tIc d imu of whistle blowing aid cnthiiBlastli sliuutMof victory from the delighted crowd Pcnnsy again tried t to spurt but Lis I ter caught another crab hue crew finally crossed the linn In I 11 I minutes 4J seconds nil fagged out with the eicption of I I and stroke They rowed immcdintelv for thin shore whtlo the Cornell youngsters started back to Ithiicitat a fortyfour stroke flue time is slow and Is ac Lounted for by tIn fact thit the Cornell buvs wern not pushed at any time Tht most act its Ished Pennsjlvatiian was Coa h Wncnnhnrst He could not account for tie form show by LIHer as his rowing In practice was excellent The crews were COltSKM 7V flion Annie Ajt Jteitilil Weight How nMitc 3U r ll I tg 131 X Co nr ad is noil uo il Unlltim 1M Hlo iso 4 Hiihr in iino tar r Jdhlnil 10 IIOUCJ 137 il Inile VI JiliiU 111 7 Moore 1H fuuvj Uil Mroke tirlgiie CJ Otiiwi las Coxswain liojil lu ZQi UJ UMVfcllSITV OF 1KNNSl IVNI V tilldill Vflmr AViS llmifit irtfuAf How h hey tl unil 140 I 2 Ilnttr Ill lot 142 s vvet an i io i St 4 Hunter IN riiiui HI 5 Tisinpr 2t r li I IHU it DamiKll VI a Oil hiS 7 Mnllory vu r II I I us Mroki 11rr Kt 51 11 t Ill Cuximuln MaeAvoy JJ OuJ 110 Cornelllans are fllled with joy over thin result and arc rylng One t whlch mian that UUo Monte Iriito I they iiLiieut to ay Two next Friday alter the triangular nice at Pnugliki i p she and Thici after t hit Henley I I race Ii ceo ban been much anxiety over this race as it list alwMvsbien claimed thit t a Cornell I crew could not win without Courtney being t by them Thelennsv crew returned to t Philadelphia I at Id10 oclock tonUht t 1 hue I turtle hi tilts1 lty left for PoughkPvpslu on the lame train Thin semlofT to I tlmvarsity t men nearly equalled i in enthusiasm that shown to the Henlwy crew A cablegram was sent to Courtney lit 0 oclock telling him of thv victory rvrovr is Tiritr AXI irvs She Cntchrs u Ilrerzr IleTore the Audrey and Nlnciirii LONPIIN Juno 14 Tho Hrltamiin nnd the Ailsa did not sail today in the regatta of the Hoynl Houthorn Yacht Club In Southampton water and the Solent but that did not mate rially lessen the Interest In the event to HrltUh yachtsmen as the twentyraters Niagara Au drey Immami Injonl were ready contest The course originally planned was changed to the thlrtono mile one from the Commodores boat oft Calthot Castle turning Calxhot Spit buoy tn nnd around the Iepo buoys and home twice around The sky was cloudy mid there was a drlzrllne rain as thu a hts mnmcuvrul for thn line The wind was moderate from the southward All carried clubtupsalls and lie utunl lightweather canvas The Injonl had her balloon jib up The starting t gun boomed at 11 oclock The I Audrey was llrst oft but she was to leewnrd of thin Inyonl lie t fecund boat to cro s Thelnionl I i had the I weather giMgo on all of I lie othi rs hhitu Luna I croHiuil third and Mr Howard I I douldK t llerreshoir model the Nligora was the tall ender It was a broad reach with the wind on thn starboaid to aUhot Spit buoy Approaching the buoy the Niagara crept up on the I Imm ami paused her Turning the fplt hit t Niagara wax two minutes astern of the Audrey which led the I Hi el Thi race was practlcallv I ii drifting match after the jachtKpasred I t lid Calshot Milt buoy as the wind tell almost to a calm It took them Inn I hours to miki the I Ki 1 est Iepe htiov as thn tide was against them 1 hu liivunl then had a good lead with I lie Audrey becond and thin Niagara third Thevmhts wore In the doldrums under the north shore of the Solent for tomMlmc Ihey gathered steerageway under thn Inlliienco of u lireeu that was fiom a quarter almost di cliii ahead lfie I n tonI being In the van felt lie t hrcc70 first and liirrneil her heutti Itwana beat up the Solent almost in the llnlsli llu lie gaIts Comtnlttei ileclatcd the contest ended after the tlrst round thin aclit tlmihul us follows Inyonl n H Magim I n on Audrey 4 It M The Luna abandoned the contest which seas dechltd solely by tIn luck I uf tin Inultng I alit The JVM will I fltutuiil tit Inmorrow I Hint I I Mr b I tim a am ii tiouldi twontjriitiT t NliLiiri has bien entered for Ito Cork rcgatln uhlcli will bu Balled July SO InlnuH loss ILicli Ddirr Delicate lath r of tutu Stair llullders Inlon made a complaint In tho Hoard of Walking Delegates yctterilu to thou effect tl nt hu found membeiH of rnrpenlrrV unions doini thu t work of stair builders on a building it I ulhgr pluo and Murra sttcet Dnomnnwho I belonged In the Inltnl Order it irpenteis witkiliMhnritil but tin rest who belong to the Inltid I Ilinther liooii of t arprntiirs were riialnid I lie Hoard InstriKted tbu herrelarv In nnlilv thi bust i itt otmfltil cut tutu Itrllflenloll and nh thit thu Ilrotherhood car iUurb stop woik b on tho I build ing Apollinaris THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS First in Purity British Medical Journal I IVORY SOAP IT FLOATS It costs a little more but with chapped hands and clothes weak iji cncd by the free alkali in common soaps the houscl eeper soon finds that Ivory Soap is the cheapest in the end THI PBCCTH A OAuout Co Omti ittrAt OIHVWV OX i it t lilA MIq llHrrnril unit Vnte Vnr Hy resos lie Horn Oooil Murk nu Hmoutli Vnter NKW LONIIIIV Juno 14 With the tempera Uiu lit the ticitihty of 110 degrees tho three crown mado their appcarancu early today on the Thames Hlver I I I and tccmpd unmindful t of tho I Intense bent w Idle uiulcTKoliiR their usual morn ing training I ho course was without a rlpplo on Its surface ntid thin atmcnco of the southerly brcco w hlch had l ven blowing thin pint lure days across the river was too tempting for thn two varsity crews 1 hey were tint slow lu taking advantage of limo opportunity to test their speed The ahe cress a few minutes after 0 ot lock were over at the starting I post and hum pulling at the ratt tiC thirtysir strokes amlnutu toward tIm hg Thames Hlver bridge whcro the UIIL flouts which marks the I llnWi Vnlus time for tho fled mlln scat considered very fast They rowed In Rood form and ns far ns thin eye could follow them them was very little splashing noticeable Harvards varsity oarsmen followed their rivals a few minutes Inter and started off nt a U4 stroke gait At Yales headquarters the new telescope was focusscd on thin crimson men as they dlaappeiied swiftly dim n the stream Tho crew rowed In eci llent style nnd when oft thin Navy Yard tim launchs whlstlo slgnnlhd for them tn cease rowing The men who had the ghu levelled on the crew reported tIm liar S to havo Htopnod row Ing Immediately on reaching the tn omlle I flag and a comparison of watches gave the crews time for the two miles as 11 I minutes O Hiconds a mule foxier than Yales xpctd Harvard I I rowed slowly the remaining two miles Ihey were In their new Waters paper shell which arrived hero this week It hat been clmneed considerably In the outriggers slnca thuty lecelvedlt 1pon their leturn to Kud Top they complained of a hllght unsteadiness of the new craft when In motion the Harvard freshmen crew underwent a revolution this afternoon and Scullwho has been doing rather unsatisfactory work at stroke has been replaced by Cabot who was No fl und weighs several iioumlH moro than thin former iscull was put In Capt Amess position nt three and Ames took the vacancy at six Tho boat appeared to ride better with this change Cabot has only been In the boat about n month but had previously plajed right end on lit varsity football train and was In good training w hen pluced In the hell He puts con siderable life in his rowing and promises well Yule and Harvards varsity cress were over the foiirmilo tourxe again this evening The freshman crew rots eti the two mile and re turned As they are training for the twomile triangular rate they seldom row lielovv 1 time Navy Yard nit Yalo crew notwithstanding their daily exercises on thin river have gained a trille In weight Yales freshman crew Is ex pected Saturday evening from New Haven and the Columbia freshmen will arrive on the boat from New York Sunday morning George Hives of Hostoti will probably act ns referee for Vuln In the varsIty race George Adeo timekeeper and liob Cook judge COILEOK CHEWS Off THE JIlDSOlf What the ProBiylvunlit and Columbia Elchtn ll In 1ruUlce Yestecdsey PiiuuilKrilstv June 14 rite Quakers got their now Waters shell from Troy today but thin seats were not right and after a tiactisa pull they put It ass ay nnd went out In their old shell The Columbia eight was out this morning and took a pull down the river doing starts and stretches Coach Peel following them In the launch This afternoon they pulled over the course with a strong stroke and came back slow ly The Quakers took a nlnomlln pull this morning They rowed over to the Columbia boat house a distance of three miles and then took twominute spurts for a mile and a half morn They then pulled home without making a push This afternoon after they had finished ex perimenting with their new shell thin Quaker eight went out in their old boat and pulled a mile down thin river to the finish of the course After turning they spurted striking n ttllstroko gait whiih they kept up for a mile Their stroke then diopptd to 29 and 10 which they kcut up for three miles They got back to their boat hoiieu about T4 tonight Several of the Pennsylvania crew felt a little feverish after working the hell yesterday but It passed over and they are till right today Ihie 1 Cornell crew and Ito Quaker subs will arrive fiom Ithaca teimorrow morning Iho libs will I be kept busy doing pairoar work In the event of a pimslble mishap tn one of tItus university oarnun Coach I Wnodrutf preserves adiscroet fdlencu In the presence of newspaper men alMiut the work of tic Quakers eight but ho does not spare thus latter when coaching them There Is not a fault or Imperfection which he does i not dilate on and If I thin Quakers believed what he told them they would havo slight faith In their qualllicatlons as oarsmen Couch Pcet I maintains that thu Columbia vnrsitj eight for a green crew is doing exceed highs well Thru men in It have never rowed before and the others comu from thre dlff rent freshmen trews all coached on different lines llietu incongruous elements fin has reduced to a harmonious whole I he men pull uniformly striking n 10 and 4strnko clip w 1th ase Thu river has been fairly smooth all day and this evening it svts like gluts When the Junkers pulled down long tin i west shore opposite Poughkecpsle Coach Woodruffs voice could be heard a mile i uway If I such weather prevails on June M i tho triangular race will bo worth com ing I hundreds of miles to see It w HI not take much time to adjust the seats In the I 1 of P6 I shell to t accord with their long stroke Inrh seat still hiu tested and readjusted to suit the man vv ho occupies it OTVJOV or THI COHXKIT CKXW Their Ntjlr in Not Correct from an Knnll h Point of Vleti IOMIOV June 14 Thu 1ht but will say tomor row that the Cornell crew aru muscular and In good condition I Piihapsthey I appear stronger than they reullv tire They swing very straight Their endnil npjxarnncu Is very neat Thrlr ct y Ill Is qultu u dlllerent I tn 3 what H consldered correct here It I t shows no I improvement I over that I of pirvloua A tim trlcamt trews who have vMted nnglnnd I he 1 dfif nddH that there t does not tein to I bo unv great nmountof piecln tIll Vmencans lioat whiih clots hot run especially well 1 hhulu leg work of tIt reu U good as u Is also their t sliding though thu lutttr la rat Item short The guneral il t luof tlieomiMnen has not created a very fu tunable Impression 377 IIGIL4VTS mo ma Her Nen imrx riltrd unil ii lnrcer Null IMnn tu He Unit Iodu Tim YlgiUnl w hlch hiie been at the llerroholt works llrlstol I receiving I I her new cent nlililtrll hits retiuubiell htiuii jisiirdas HIIU ibhttll a lilt her new lOMont I hcillow IKIOIII nnd ilufootgill ut I Iitigrois unl Citj I t I eta mtl Mio s III b I it lowed I d inn to Hay lldiu todnv ami am liorid 1 tiff I ho Atlantic t I t itt hit t lub I vvheru flu I vtlll have her UU bent Iglrn 1 ivvjrr has hern I hard at work milte ring onoiif tier old miiliiKills to fit hei new spirn hill 1 Mil will buiiMil until her new Milt at tlr HerreihofTh Is finished Siwiir tills also muiiu n number nf nun lirad slits for thu ixi up de lender lInes land In Plu ninpil tor tlie Ililtlle r lutr limiinlon hli I mi The final mill li lu lnjlii4 wai del In cHerliy Mfti rnonn on tho uriiiini1 tinnls eourin 11 vinuin in humMI John ihinhiiil 11 riiiiiiH litiiiurl I MI 4 Ihrei Sits it till luiiillli LirnM s i lltlll1 kll In Ill t Clllllpl ro mil for the Ml l ehute rut Ihss hiinl is luroinlni fainoilt for tiinlng irniiuf enn liUnllli iiii Ilililuut ill hull jikindo iniiih iniut liuvixniiihiil 1 its rcicil UK U Ii i i i ii I 1 mit ilnrt Unil tin I1k i iill I crit I u m hv the Hn null n In n Mrtrii iiippul ii 4 lorl mm inti tho uii I IMlnj 1 miii li whiiii i ril iiiinuli S liiU liu ttun Wlllllll i i piillll of WlmilllK Men hnnli Minium rouiiil Inlin llnwlAinl Neiv V r iHjl M i h in i Millitl sus Sort I i u i Uliliirl I MVHII linn Un N 1 Iw4l I I win 1 I i ehr I 55 1 sli I I r I I II I iiiit l Uniiiul lo in lion u il i C iirklvallttih cmii i si I lti ik u N t i i i i i Ii 1u I riii I lk With on N ri i Ku i i f i mill Illnir Irvl I n i I i li I ii 1 11 i rii M i iih r iii I iiori II MUk ii nine T i ii i ii I tim1 l UnulilK tirlnunil lir 5 lllliini N I ra suit Sis lull u Mkliri hlniin I unlit I i hot liIMn I llnliir 5 V cst bile T I anil MUl llrleiu U llellrtU Klun Cyuul T c S el 40 b FLEEHYOODS CLOSING DAY OXlVrAIK SVOHTAT lltE 11HTORIO COVRHH sinTiuuA r Mefmnn Had Nolhlna lo Ito but ehog Horn In the ailt Trot While Prairie Lily Took thin Jill riirellnrrr Micy Hen the Jlukolm Mare Anollier Ility Allen dura Wins se tonitdrimnoiit Conlrat Thn spring trotting meeting at Flcetwood Park came t4iun end Just at nightfall yesterday I vrheii the Haltlmorn road horse Allentown pulled otr the xtivcnth and deciding heat In this if J i9 7 class luce With lie exception of this longelrawnout contest the sport was tame and disappointing icc t tho lfiUO spectators In attend ance i Only three trotters answered the boll In thai Jilti clans race and neither of these for a inn i mcnt Interested tho speedy Tenuesiseo stallion Merman driven by Hoy Miller Irotchen II j known to be a very fan mare but she aeitcd like another PIIng Jib jestcrdny refusing persist ently to go round the llrst turn on tho Kleetvvood j track without making a standstill break her antics left her out of thin hmnse in every heat 5 San Pcelro alonu being loft to trail the big gaited son of MoHuen around the course An the black horse had no chance to win Isaao Fleming drove him an easy 1 race letting Mcrmun win In slow time The j Inner Is a finelooking big horse In ae tlon and f If circuit followers have a correct enllmato of J his speed ho can trot In JslO or better Horse men will regret to learn that he will not go through the irand Circuit this HCUKOII Miller takes him from here to SuugtiH Mans where ha Is entered against William Penn and will trot him at New Knglund miettngs until the data of tho August meeting at FUctwood He Is entered In tIme Charter Oak 6000 stake at Hartford and the Trans Ivunla Stakes at Lex ington In October In both races ho will meet the good little Ntw York trotter Cephas who wont against William Penn on Wednesday Thin pacing nice yesterday was not a hard fought contest Pralrlo Lily a Western mara by Adrian Wllkes who won several fast races at Haltimora anti Philadelphiawas the favorite and she won In straight beats equaling her rec 4 ord of 2IbLs In the third mile Harry finished 1t i at her neck In the first heat not very vigorously driven In tOo second mile thin paco was very slow from the halfmile pole to the wiio and Harry was again driven In a manner that made Ito Judicious grieve Harry got away three or four lengths In the rear In the third heat and going easy to the half was twice that distance behind thin mara nt the half Demarest made pumping arlva with the fast borne up the hill and hu closing on Pruirlu Lily forced lur out In JillU The 27 class race was a longdraw out con t test of oven heats In which two new comer enterud the y0 Hat Allentown trotted u i remarkably good mile In the first heat starting away buck and trailing Salute through the mammoth field to the head of tlie homcstietch where bo cause through In gallant style amid won After again outtrottlng the party In the second round and taking u mark of 211134 the tire of his sulky ran oIl at the outset of the third mile and the Baltimore horse finished on tIm run behind the die tanco flag according to the ItagmanH report Ibis juilte however decided that be had beaten the flag and allow CH film to start again Allentown has been off the road only a month and wan not up tn a long hard race Demarest accordingly laid him up in the next three miles and then made play at McI ran On Time and tho others in I the seventh round which was trotted just at dusk Tho horse 11 j camo out of the rock at thin point of rocks and trotting gamely up the hill 1 gained the load and held U to the end although Me lt nun gave him a hard rub In iso stretch near thn wire The winner U a puregalted hand somo buy gelding of unknown blood that was purchased last year at a Philadel phia auction sale Ho will be sent house from hero lo his owner J It I SpufTord of Haltimore and driven on the road hence forth Tha good colt Salute a fouryearold wax unttiad in the first two heats of the race then settled down and trotted fast winning the third and fourth rounds and a record of 21thd 4 In the next heat he refused to come down with his horses and when sent away at last fur be hind hu made a tired break and came In behind the Hug fcucuia khowed as much speed aiany horsfaln the field but McCarthy drove him an cany race Ihe race between Budd Baum with running mate and Mascot in harness did not take place Doble not being In condition to start As a sub f stltuto for tim contest Andrews drove Mascot a I repeat In07 andJ07H letting him step the first halt each time in I 1 024 Summaries ft follow 4 227 class trotting purw 500 Alleutown h K pedigree un known ill II Humans 1 111 0701 McKean b h bv mutumnteer damn 4 lilurk lieu by Kentucky 1rlmo JSMurray U 11 7 2 S I ir On Time Ii t by I Iolonlun dull JV liu llnU man pedlffrto uu if known P H Mills 7 10 3 7 1 a I Fiunza lilt h by lluliert Mo eircgor 5 V If McC rthy It B 2 9 4 3 4 Irlnie Albert elk K hy Green wich J F taaton B 7 0 4 3 4 B rilenxin b if by llobcrt K Lec l V llrouki 3 2 4 8 6 dr Senntor h K I UT Oeortce Stanton iK S Mum vi 3 8 o 6 0 dr Kalut h e by Overiitnet Wltlces j 1 William Iniillentonl 841 1 dls CIixlln Ii ni hyConfuitun t f N rain 10 810 H clis 4 Dr e li K iiy I In ford iK Jack Mini I n H dr iHlrnort ch K hy HurrMRo llorsa nt i iv h liiintaji 0 11 B rtr 1 Freedom bc j by at loVllki iH ii K Meveni 1313 dis Oakluml Irlm e b g iiy Frontlna i ill vv llalitht H ds Chris iug ilk c tu Sable Vllke t t a 1 hwnn 13 etc Tlnio a mi 2lblb 9ltltI t 220 4J2 2244 j 2 f4 4 8 IRelao IroitlnK purse fvio t Mermsii b h b Melwin dam Myrtls by w lenneiuie I Wllken llio 4 llllleri i I I S I ban liitro 1 MkK hi IvIMir tJ n Klemlnici il V 3 tin tcheu br in liy liuler 1W II MCir 338 thyi i Time 2h s V lllj 2itl H 2 1M 1 elnis pnetiitf pursfl 3011 ralrle I fly i in u by Adrhiii VIILes dam 1cc nilII itS lUniitlilbih iK U llnviei 1 I 1 1 Ia reX b K ti I itiit tot Ji F ill I t liiiinre l 3 a 2 J IllKiitjb Kby1hiinililif 51 lnn 5 s a harllill eh 1 i Inn Irowii il i II Hunt 1 1 it a Abelo hr in ti Voilsy itt II Hlliirllil 4 ft 4 Dalnv In an b lu Ii TomJackon ill II Hem Mrsl 040 ritiJ I I 2 lItS 9 iU4 d l L1 1IfIIJi1AJ1 Still Iciessing About the Cup ChulUnnfr t AlriiBiirrnirnlii Cilrlnsltv I i to know thn t beam cf lie t new V ah l tu I k rio he l still unsutlified MI close a watch has been kept upon all lliirtn regudlng bur Thin I sinMitlonui CuMin of the dlusgow I illtnt that nhe WHS twelitvseven felt wldu or more would to that cltect rfitiiri in authoritative statement to KI c idled A liient letter recelved by a 1 iliIitsmtt In this ill from a fru ml In London 4 whi tlttt l pr ti tiding to liii com ludve is very llkili tn be found iipprnxiin iteb Hue is 2 use S I iniiKii no belter guide to the S alit rle In am than Ireiinifclantlal evidence I but Ibid I pilill lo 24 fiil t n liifhi iC tlii Wi lirursw Ihul ha Ioril nullrlil40 hnllrnK 1 1 hi re 11 now i vcr Indication I that I a chullengo i from thiOsford mid i ambiidgul Uiiitensit alIt let tie teams In t tIn t ale ittil Harvard I I athletes t Is uircudv unlls ts a to this cuuntrv I liurlis II I I Ho mil Jr 1 nf U Dnt Ninth streit Ii meiiibi r of Hutus lriduatii I Advlory li iimitlee usmi I 11 li it I havn hearit froiii tin I Ink u ithorltv that n challenge for p I ile and Hat vnril hit iecb siuit mi hv t mull hy tiuiiUfiil u and llluhiiigt universities this infillmutloi canii dincl from loiibin und I i ontldeiith expri t lo reri M the hallrngo i 111 it lilt ni ivtn II Miili u tiling oe urt both of Ihn Amerii nililigi4 wniiiil iiniliiubtrdly aicept and theionlcal i would nolli bit ncur mini t ip i teiiitii i I i Carpet Cleansing n rc I i tIlt i wurll t r iteuil THE THO iJ STEWART COI i l1l llnitti N Y l i I ir nlav lrooklB Erie gui 1 nil s JilMjilt TlrilioemtlutlcctlV5if tr I btvru o SVirehiuoes uu 4 lydiU SOs

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E y nI H cW 6WiVWvlV py l lwip PilfIRTWf G THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 1805 be tttt J BATLMtnAV TONE Its 1 9B I JMcAL S wi Thn TUT And Suburban JOws Hureati of IhrTMtrii Ir rII 4kw Vimic AMornrrn PmtM I st HI InYw Ann streM All information and tlnen Ilent for pullle u ln lantly llssimliiated l lu thn pre s lt the whole country I w HIP Nrvv Nplrlt of Pntrlotliiin In his nililrcds to the Krnilllntcs of tho AI m bnnm Agricultural CollcK on Wednesday al Brcrewry ilFiuiMiT Maid very truly that HID 01 question of Knlcral tMivcrelgnty was nlwnj t In controversy from the very ixBlmiliiKf 1 k the Lnlon nnil tlin dispute over It could c only linvo liceii nettled liy wnr Tlio rela r tive powers of ll Stntes Individually nnil IVilcrnl lovernment established h U of thu 1lerl mermllt tall by them left undefliiid for tlin reason et trl worn lef UIIflld rl1 cel that there was 1 rndlcal dllTcrciicej of m3 opinion on the subject nmniiK the thir II teen ordinal Htntes This dlnnurecmcnt t nil to the fundamental character of thin r compact wns loft open hy l a cotnprnmlHO a of I matter of principle In thin Consti Ii tutional Convention with tho inevitable fi consequence of tho civil war Tlio question I hRd l to b decided In tho end and Secretary 1 HninKllT llko Southerner generally who I b foiiKht for the rights of tho States R they Cl conceived them now accepts the decision II by thin tern nrbltrnmcnt of war without further protest and with no vnln rcRrots ri Tlmt cause of discord having been removed t moved by the bloexMcttlnK of four years th fighting Mr IlKKHKriT prophesies that here after tho internal peace of this nation can never 10 seriously threatened The de c lol mado thirty years ngo by that 1nJ method said the Secretary of tho Navy him settled It forever tI One of tho consequences of that decisive t settlement of a fundamental question left rJ open by our llovolutlonnrr forefathers has t been the growth in this country of tho spirit which is described as jingoism by alien and hostile Mugwump critics For the first time In tho history of the republic there has arisen a universal sentiment of patriotism The flag of the Union Is with IIK regarded wih pas sionate attachment drill ii ntachmelt Schoolboys are drl at InK everywhere under its folds The day of h1 its origination as a national symbol Is cele T brated Love of country has become power ui ful in I parts of the now reconciled Union Itu An American jingoism a it Is spoken of er1 derisively In the language of Mugwiiuipory re has been dcv eloped It Is the spirit which distlngnlahes all nations and all individuals I capable of selfpreservation and deserving i of rcsnect wl thIn Oe J Will Manitoba Srcrdn from the Do II minion In t Fun news from Winnipeg Isasmomentous en 10 lnnlpK as momentous to the Government ot the Dominion of Cnn 1 ncla as wus to JACKSONS llrst Administration de the announcement that South Carolina had I determined to nullify a United States law The Manitoba Executive speaking through ni the AttorneyGeneral has notified the Legis lature of the province that it has refused to obey the order In council issued by tho Gov H ernor General at Ottawa directing tho re pa establishment of tho separate school system da formerly by Ifomnn Catholics enjoyed Hor ni Ctholcs I dll the Legislature shall ratify the refusal tm Iellslatlre Ahal rntly retull and of such ratification there seems t lie no hoi hr doubt the province of Manitoba will as for sume an attitude of rebellion not only to to ward the Dominion Government but also de toward the British Crown inasmuch as the 1 obnoxious order was put forth from Ottawa pei In conformity to 1 mandate of the Imperial luu Privy Council to which the question of tho luc school rights of Catholics In Manitoba had wb been referred Jet len rcernd lee It Is not disputed that the Protestants nn who are overwhelmingly preponderant in No Manitoba are technically in the wrong and dec we it is I with their eyes wide open that they are A facing the consequences of rebellion When Hoi on their province joined the Dominion it was up with tho full understanding that a provision Orl cat of the federal organic law required it to ow continue to concede t the Catholics who ant then constituted about half of the popula mo tion a separate school system and to allot Tor eve fur that purpose nn adequate part of the eveWi provincial revenues The Catholics in Man mo cat itoba however have remained nearly station It I ary in point of numbers whereas the Prot chi estants have greatly increased and In Hmo tht the latter by an act of tho Legislature with on itr held from the Catholics tho appropriation nt needed fur a separate school system Time eanc Catholics thereupon petitioned tho Do I minion internment for tho restitution of their constitutional rights nail tho matter mits l being referred to the imperial Privy Council that body with tho text of time British North America net before it could not help direct 81 g ing compliance with tho petition An order 81Mr therefore was made as wo have said by tho GovernorGeneral and Council requiring do Manitoba to reinstate the Catholics In their TV school rights TVea lee How can the order b enforced provided Iw the Manitoba Legislature shall bustaln tho kim provincial Kxecutlves refusal to obey it t Undoubtedly the GovernorGeneral can re J move the LlcutcnantGovernorof the prov ince hut that will not give the Catholics thi their school money which must b derived tK from tavei voted by tho Legislature How ri can the Legislature lie coerced 1 That IK I a cu question which is I likely to give tho constitutional ixn tutional lawyers at Ottawa 1 great ileul of trouble all even It I practicable method Jut1 could lie found tho expediency of adopt cot IliK It would bo very questionable Jon For the Protestant majority of the l great province of Ontario which hith I erto has constituted time backbone of Tt tha the Consenntlvu party would scarcely thu biixik tin I coercion of their ciMellgionlsts Ipp In Manitoba It IK also extremely doubtful whether tho Imperial Privy Council would Jm Inprlnllr CUlncl lll sim lion I rrcoun to violent measures for I I urh n purpose Tlio aelv Isers of the t British Wei Cnmti would lx more likely to acquiesce in ter tlio Mwssltm of Manitoba from the Cana 1 dian Dominion and Its reversion to tho ti status of a Mpnrate autonomous province I like Newfoundland tag tile ig llut If tlin pnxess of disintegration ones tint lets in where u 111 It f Manitoba Irtt at II wherl wi stop lnloo the j tu loss of which Is I threatened hat been re 9 gun HI us tl ke stone of tho federative arch which spunt llrltlhh I North I America I MitiioiiirlalllNtH nnd IlluuMnlllNts j SuMkliK nminitily bimetallism or the lrdUcrlmliiiiti i I I rolniige anti mute of gold and I HUT as I llid iq steam is a dirnm Tho f ntareht upirotih in bimetallism Is that of l tho Inltid States where with gold as tho I uitrlvilltd i I standard wo Inn o over four him drcl millions of Mlver dollars used as dull eiey nod tliew among q iri clcs uu gond for their face value WI hear nunhiit of iii nj movement to ticut roy thK silver uiinnry and tn niaku I t hiLl gold I flanihiid inure pronounced 1 and hrtm I lien I than I It i N Therefore to the ctUnt of our present I hiatus I those who fnor keeping things as lucy are and whu liiviifuru ire denominated bold uieu or gold bugs by the sllvcrltes are bimetal lists UhovKti CLFVELANII DAVID lIEN NFTT hiLt and WILLIAM I COLLINS WHIT NKV are I blmetalllsts of this sort amid neither of them Judging by their own pro fessions Is 1 shade more or lens hlmetalllstlc than tim others From the more emotional Illogical and cranky region of our politics largo Ixnl Its I of agitators have appeared whom their platform shows to IMJ monometallism They nre for trIo silver coinage at 11 I 3 to 11 1 policy which would take the gold out of our currency entirely and leave sliver standing alone They arc as n matter of fact for sliver and for cheap money frAt last and au I tho time The programmes proposed therefore arc frAt what wo lint nownamcl a gold cur rency with a great deal of silver attached and secondly a silver currency with no gold In sight which Is I silver monomctnll This change Is too novel nnd eccentric nsuell ns too pregnant with trouble too crude nnd too violent to appeal to crlca nlll Inlllt ulel any largo mass of n rational community like time people of tho United States We advise tho excited Democrats who are seemingly pin ning their faith and fortunes on It to put tho Idea awny and to stand with the Demo cratic party for the sound money of gold silver and pajwr which we now enjoy A Timely Warning Perhaps tho most Impressive political ut terance of the day Is that which has come to us from tho West as tho declaration of that gallant journalist and statesman the Hon IlKVHY WATTKIfwX of Louisville Wo have already published It but It will bear reprinting Its courage Is equal to its wisdom and It should bo thoughtfully pon dered by those whom It most concerns There li I Juit one thing that can swing the Krrt Ruin of Kentucky Into the Krpubllcan column title leer anil Ihnl t I the Pmtocntlc party It the Dcmn crude State Cons intlon ten day from now 1rIBrr In favor of the tree rnlnno of direr at the ratio nf 16 to 1 or any other low ratio from 23000 tn 40 000 Democratic Totem w III support the Itrpubllcan tk kct KvcryhoJy know what the defection of no many Democrats wtiI men The part tannot utraddlo the question now I must either stand hy the national party platform of 1HD2 and support the honont dollar or It nmit declare war on the prlnrlplen ailoptml liy th national Admin Utratlon and the real leader of tlie party who are at Washington and choone the cheap dollar The llepubllcan State Contention of Kentucky held last week wn a representative gathering which any man might be proud of Tbouandi of Democrats In Kentucky are already iiwitmsfled unit would eager ly seize nn a reeillvvr plank as a pretext for holing The million of the Democratic party 1 m gone when lie representatives tost aildo Its principles Cvl WATTKltiOX is entirely right when ho says that tho mission of tho Demo frnfln nnrtv H II Irnnn when its r nrrR ntn crntc nn n nnm tlves cast aside its principles The public will note that this his already been dOle so far as the principle of tarllT reform on the basis of revenue only is concerned That I principle has been cast aside in the most flagrant the most audacious and the most shameless manner by the President the Democratic majority of Congress by Dem ocratic State Conventions by the press and by Democrats generally and now the ques tion is whether tho principle of sound money shall lie cast aside also I Morn About time Knd ot the War We now have before us the text of the de cision of Assistant Secretary JohN M 1 HEY NoDS of tho Interior Department in rela tion to the claim of JoaN HAHIKYOUMI for 1 pension to which we adverted n few da s ago The despatches on which we based our remarks seemed to Imply that It had been necessary that Mr REYNOLDS should have his attention called to the opinion of the Supreme Court on the effect of President JOHNSONS procla mation of Aug 120 IROn announcing the end of the civ II war Hit wo find ns a mat ter of fact both the proclamation and n de cision of that court upon it quoted by Mr HKOLDS and we also find some t ing additions to the problem of chronology therein involved It may be well to recall that tho case arose upon IlAltlr YOUNGS application tinder the act of June 27 18110 which grants I pension to all persons who served ninety days or more In the military or naval service of tho United States during i the late war of the rebellion and who had I honorably been discharged therefrom Ho had enlisted in the regular army on April 10 I I 18fiO anti had served three years His I claim was rejected by the Pension Office on the ground that his service hnd not been rendered in the late war of the rebellion anti Assistant Secretary HIIYNOIIIS BISIIS con firmed that view Following tIme decision of the Supreme Court in tho case of The Protector Mr ItrYNOins hell that the legal termination of time civil wlr was on Aug HO 1HOU 1 when President JOHNSONS proclamation was la I sued containing these words I do fur ther proclaim that the said Insurrection is nt an end and that peace order tranquil t lity nnd civil authority now exist in and throughout the whole of the United States of America It will bo observed that this proclamation did not undcitahe to bay exactly vvlien tlmt condition of things was restored to the country Itxpokoof It ns then existing Still civil wnr ns I decision of the Court of Claims puts the matter is I n political I t condition which cal oulv Ixi de fined and determined by the political de partments of the Goveinmint and their decision Is not only binding but conclusive upon tho t judiciary Tho Supremo Court nlso referring to tho proclamations of time Kxeciitlvu Department declared that In the nhsenco of more certaIn criteria of equally general application we lust take the dates of those proclamations ns ascer taining the commencement and the close of the war In the States mentioned in them Why then did the Assistant I Secretary after discussing these decisions tnko the ground tlmt liAlilKYoiNti who had enlisted more than t ninety days pilot tu Aug MO 1801 was lot entitled to a pension t I The nnsver is I that I In I the Ii rat place ho could not bring himself 10 I boi love that Congress I Intended to iHnslou thoso whose rendition t of Mnlcu had no connection whatever with tho clllgertiit 1 ownitloiis of tho war nnd on tlmt point he refeis to the actual prac tice I of the t Pension Olliic Apparently he draws a distinction Itetween the continu ance of rights under certain ntatutesof limi tation as In the case before the Supremo Court already spoken of and the claims to pensions for war services Hequotcsn I deci sion in the case of JrlirSllAII HlTI IU to show that oven o early as July lHt5 hos tilities were entirely cnditj I and declares tlmt this date h the one when the burden of in Hiislon is shifted proof II 1IISlll cases shllll la view ot the fart that lIIUi rent hoMlllllcslm cc iII In July IM 31 mclii Ihenfoie u I primmed that any netilie rrmlfrvd for thai lima nat not rendered tn alhough during time Mar of the rebellion and llh burden of proof Is upnu clalmanli in t show by tllnil and po lllto rvldemn that their ttrnlce rca drrfd thereafter na it Ian of tlienperiloni of limo war and mailc fur ihnatlaluni lit 01 the nriw e dr rUred In the privlainallou 01 Aur cC 1 tutue HYII dually allalncil Hen1 then we linvo unol er date mmr uhut UfUc it U true that ut July IbUO r assumed by one of tho Executive depart ments as marking the close of actual hos tilities Hut Mr HKYNOLDS In addition points out that already on April 2 1HUO 1 proclamation of President JohNsoN nn notmced the final suppression of the re Iwlllon In certain State then specified iminely Georgia South Carolina Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi anti Florida Ho also finds that accord ing to the decision of thin Supremo Court cited tho wnr was legally terminated oil April a i 1 MOt In the States men tioned In the proclamation ot that date Indeed still I I earlier on June 111 18IW an Kxecutlve proclamation referred to by Mr HKYNOIDs declared tho wnr tu ha nt mi mil In Tennessee At nil events he holds that It certainly did not exist oven construc tively outside of Texas after the proclama tion of April 8 IHIHl Xow turning back to the enlistment of HAHLtu ho finds this to have iHgun as late as April 10 1 1810 i mil his service was not rendered In Texas so that It Is manifest hIs services were not rendered In tho late war of tho relwlllon Time decision therefore wni that the claim mint lie dismissed I seems to us that since the Supreme Court has declared that tho date of tho close of the war must be fixed by the political authority the simplest course would be for Congress Instend of employing vague phrases like during the war of tho rebel lion in its pension legislation t set a day after which any military services rendered nhnll not count ns services In the civil war for pension purposes We cnn hardly assume that n date would thus b fixed that would low pension claims based on the civil war to b brought by those whoso first enlistment was more than ten months after time Inst capitulation of Confederate forces and still longer after any hostile operations In that war Cycles and Cubs Public cycles as passenger vehicles have appeared in the streets of London Whether they are tricycles or qundrlcycles we are not informed hut they are said to be operated by two men anti t have hireable seats for two passengers besides For many years past or long before tho pneumatic tine made the bicjclc 1 machine of practical use the Ion loti butchers and green grocers nnd various other tradesmen have used tricycles driven by lusty boys usually for the delivery of smnll articles Before ven turing into the field covered b calms tl feld now cOlrel by tho tricycle has waited for 1 sufficient spread of the bicycle habit or wheeltravelling without horses and we cannot see why in n city which like London can boast itself to b without stone pavements being covered with wood asphalt or macadam only I the passenger cycle should not surceod and an other great inroad b made on time t old fash ioned but rapidly declining use of the hor e We dont doubt that one of the most ap preciated and valuable improvements which could be made in New York would be c0111 b II wo111 b an avenue running lengthwise where men could drive enjoyably or wheel smoothly from the northern to the southern end of the city The city in which a bicycle cannot II go everywhere with ease anti comfort does not pnsent 1 perfect job of paving And tim moment we imagine that ideal state with the business Inn on wheels worked by himself or by men ready for public hire how forcibly there comes over us a sense of od I miration for tho Japanese with whom the jlnrlhuw or manpower carriage In which the coolies drag their fellow cItizens around rapidly and cheaply is time recog nised public cab When wo have streets as even as Japans and after the bicycle or some electrical innovation has moro com pletely absolved us from certain old preju dices in favor of horses we may perhaps conclude that the Jltirthfhn ison the whole a very rational and desirable form of city transportation Time bicycle in all Its forms equally with tho archaic sulky of tho Japan ese Is I a JlnrthHhn lImo Is Another Good Jingo The Jon JAMrS E CAMrmai of Ohio Is credited with this direct distinct and per fectly intelligible statement of his position respecting the supremo issue of contempo rary politics Thn Democratic party ought to place Itself squarely with Ioh feet nmmi nit other pans of lu anatomy on time 31oMtoK Doctrine and every other doctrine that recognize the United States as the greatest country on Ihr Ilul e on that ISKUB there should t and cer tain will be nodlffercnce of oj Inlon In the party Xo difference of opinion In the Democ racy it K I true but a considerable difference of opinion among tIM who now style thcmselves Democrats Governor CAMPHKLL recognizes tho truth Unit to b antiAmeri can or to be unAmerican In utterance or in heart is to bo unDcmocratlc The Ohio chieftain may now b rated by I Americans ns an American or which Is practically the same thing ho may bo rated 1 by tho antiAmericans of the GoiiKIN school asa Jingo 1 I There are certain lenders of Democratic opinion in various parts of the country whose admiration for the lon utovrtt ClrvKLANl lots been unjustly supposed to extend to his foreign policy One by one they are making oppoitunltles to set them selves right before the people declaring their Anieilcunlsm in unmistakable lan guage welcomlngand accept lug the epithet of Jingo ns applied to them by the Mugwump haters of the American idea I is I 1 great and glorious revival of the national spirit I Nllvcr Pal AKnln Throughout tho sliver agitation of time past few years tho nntlslher mijorlty has been overwhelming nt every test wo have hul of the Issue except in a few States whcro votes may be said to be cast at tho inuiith of 1 silver mIle Nevertheless tho silver mel have this year redoubled their pruUiulnim to u represent tlw I prevailing I I sen timent mid have started out holding State Conventions t for si her llrst at teummpt lug always although lever successfully to np nJ pear In tho name of the Democratic party Their Conventions hnve Iken made up of UJ Democrats ii cpu m iii icmims tutu Populists I pro Kiimnbl nil I o unnllojed In their partisan ship I of silver us to lie superior to I t pntlsnn Hhlp on nil the oldfashioned questions Still I as the Memphis Convention shows tho I silver Ill who are Democrats make It un derstood distinctly that In any event they urn true to their Democratic colors le nt fur silver after 1 sort but It It comes to nn Issue IwUucti 1 silver party and the Democratic pnity they are to bu counted as Dcmocints Irs lust nnd nil tho t time I Tho silver craze cannot conquer tho great Democratic purl not to mention the coun try I at large IIInJ this later evidence may Impress the idea of silvers weak ness on the minds i of tho enthusiasts who have persisted III disputing tho validity ut nil prccfdlns proofs of It nt time ballot box New York stnnds ns nn exception to the rulo under which lime chief cities of the earth havubiitatliulowonl fur tliutr name Its Ion lou 1urU Canton ToLIu Uerlla Vicuna 13om bur Ilonton Home Moscow Pekln and the like The only Urge pines that hiss three word for IU name li the capital of Drailll but the people there are content to drop two of tho words nnd tall It Rio Buenos Ajros and IludnPCTth and New Orleans and 5t Peters on re and Man Francisco anti 5t Iouls are all unfortunnto In hnvlnff two word tars name but they would all lute It If they could cut of time useless word New York could cut oft the first of the two words of Its name moro easily than any other plncn I will do BO as loon ns all Its Inhabitants think favorably nf the sue gcstlon ant act upon It I looks ns though Brother LAtTKnnACII and his Third Avenue Table Company Ire des tined to b foiled In their effort to get posnenslon of the west lie hut he Is smart politician all the fame Kvcry new day of the silver agitation ro vents Its true character moro nnd more unrals tnknbljr I In the aid lirccnbncklsm or cheap money movement of twentyfive years ngn with tlin difference tlmt Instead of onecent dollar It proposes a fiftycent dollar The Prince of WALKS Is nlwnys n useful man when there Is I any public function at which ho can eeriest purpose whether It b limo open ing of the Manchester Hhlp anal or tie recep tion of the Slmhrado of Afghanistan We have no public functionary of the kind Mr CIKVE IAMI lint henvjr business on hand and ho likes t go aflihlng It U l too bad that ke cannot talto the time to decorate with his presence the celebration of time opening of the Harlem Ship Cnnalnext Monday I Is an Important canal ret poor for fishing There I one block In the city nearly e er I house upon which wa yesterday decorated with the American flag Thor Is another block upon not a single house of which was that flag to IH seen The block first spoken of Is In the Jewish quarter or Ghetto on the east elde The other block Is In a faihlonablo part of Fifth av enue Plenty of further Illustration of a similar kind could be given by any observant person who traveled over the city yesterday It Is doubtless true that many of our Fifth av enue people onco known as Fifth Avenoodles were out of town while the castside IUt twn whie uoBlder were at home regardless of the weather There Is I probably as much patriotism In B clot as there Is In tho community but sod elrs patriotism Is not as gayly starspangled as the communitys on Flag Day or on the Fourth of July To ninny of the Jews who come her from Russia as to ninny of the Immigrants from other countries the American flag Is as a fetich To all Americans of the soil It Is something yet higher than that There are but two more Sat urday before Independence Day We lear that the muchndmlrcd baseball poem Casey nt the Bat was composed by Mr EnsfST TIIAVEII of Worcester Mass who was graduated nt Harvard In the class of 1885 When it WS writtenhe was employed as a reporter In the once of the San Franeitrtt Eram intr and we believe that paper was the vehicle of Its first publication In regard to n Trenton girls request for TiE BITNS view of her wearing her bathing dress to enjoy her bicycle on a smooth bathing bench time hcntm Male llatrtle feels bound by local pride to add Its own opinion A costume that cannot be worn with propriety In the streets of New York city Is I certainly not the thing to parade a lonesome stretch of beach In and we sin ccrcl hop that this Trenton plrl will b satisfied with sticking to her bloomers This is merely the conclusion of a mind hope lessly ditched In habit When we look n It ills passionately the bathlncdress Is unquestionably n better model fur n bicycle than beter mode costume thln any that Ins yet been net upon a wheel As t pro nouncing I for all tme an Improper costume for wearing In tho streets of New York we must remember that Ohio lute Dr BELow held that women would be best dressed as pages He meant too the pnntless page that tings about love with a bouquet In her hand In Faust There has been much exaggeration In the social flurry over tho bathing dress I is I a mean thing for the English papers to tnlk ellghtnil of the Cornell crew as soon as they reach KiiKlund I there aro several Kncllih crews that can easily beat them and If tlCY aro bound to lose their form the Mill Mall Itiirttt ought to nail a while before tolling them so I all tlmt lb Kthn and other London papers say to their detriment is true it had bet ter be hell lack until they are beaten 1 Is unchivnlrlu unbecoming shabby nnd dl grnce ful for the Kngllxh to speak ns they have spo ken of the Cornell crew I li I not thus that Americans would treat any class or body of young Britons who came here In quest of adventures Wo do not believe thnt time Cornell boa will bo discouraged by de traction or ev en If they shall bentcr and we feel sure tlmt would bear they bar themselves mod estly if they Hire to win We dont object to the amputation of the word New from the name of New York Time would be saved by chopping It off His useless nnd It Is I of Ind out place In the name of a cltv that Is us old as New York Iet our cltlrent Mho wnnt to get ril of It Ienk of our place ns York henceforward and let the old adjective Now sleep in tho grave In which It lisa been burled by lots of other Ameri can cities After a while time word utmuid b remembered only by antiquarians Plenty of the people who llvt In the outer regions haxo always called ns York and everybody knows what plnco iu thus spoken of without looking la the geography for the weatherworn English city on the river Ouse York State Is much henrd cif In other Stat e do not need nny law to authorize the am putation until after everybody has performed It and then time Legislature can enact I law approving of It Lois of laws are made that way Tho best of them are thus made We shall not urge people to cut off the New anti call It York but Iul oierjbod who does a will eavan breath If nil time lime wnsted In the utterance of time word New by the millions of people who are constantly talklnc of New York were devoted to the ttudy of the calc ancient literature would be better known than Ills We approve of the existence of the York Society orpunUed for the purpose of propn gitlni the rising kcntlment In favor of the nm pulntlonof Iho word New from the name of this town No entrance fee no dues Every member of time society bus a Job Tilt HIN will report progress Why should millions of peo pin be kept forever writing anti speaking 111 lorrt Irllni Inel HPlkln 1 word which Is both useless anti absurd when placed before York The publishers of the new Paris magazine the Ilenif tmiiroAinrrttiilne hnve lu eel a special Klffliiiir hoc of the Initial number Of this edition principally Intended for distribu tion among members of the reigning families of Kurnue there nre but fifty copies These are printed on niltr Ic Jai n and are Indisputably aclmlniblo tpcclmens of French porraphy t The ulm of time editor Prince IOMVTOUSKI Is tnmukuknown to cultivated Americans nut so much limo Kremli writers who have already ar rived ns thoso whu are arriving or who bj their friends are iluemed dentlned arrive He does not expect to tietacim or to dlvldu the American rlfriiMrnf the Itrrue ilen fcir Miindtt which 10 fur as welmvetdisvrvcdU held with tolerable firmness under time editorship of the wellknown critic M I K i HIIINKTIKIIU Prince POSIATOWHKI we Imagine regards the Itn ut iltt liter ifmiilrt f as ihllUtlno In nn emphatic sense of the word and the Arndcmiv Kraitalsc from which lan of Its contributors are recruited ns made up largely of old fogies and back numbers I Is his wish that the Ilrme r nnrotmrinifitc should penetrate not Into Phllistla which Is under a cloud nor Into the llohemlaof HSMII MuitiiHi which U I now almost extinct but Into the os ye unnamed country discovered at this smut of the century la which the New Woman li I rampant If not regnant and whfto art nlone occupies time throne which she cites shared with moralltyand religion o Wo shall watch time advenlme with In torestl anel meanwhile we may Unto with ro card to the t tellll lIt IIJt thAt but two I copies have been sent to the tnlted 1 Slntei tine of which we understand hnj been forwnrcled 1 to Mr ClKVrtAMi Ho w III dnuhtlcM hike It with him t Iluzrards llnv and iniploy his hut t aiim In acquaintance with time flniwn tif the rrcneli tonguo In n sharp scrutiny the merits of this new candidate for public favor A despatch from London yestcrdny In I formed us that the KnttlMi jnehtsmcn Wile growing confident thnt time Valkvrlo would bent bur rival here We dont desire to chill specu lation In any quarter nn this coming event I hit i the Inter pcrformnntcB tif the Altsn ell rnthcr to point to Another American victory Appnr cntly tho Allan Is I II tittle or nothing bitter than the Ilrltntmln notwIlMtniilinu her per formnnces In tim Mediterranean nnd we be lee that every HrlllMi yncht mnn who looks rqunrvly nt time facts believes tlml time llrltnnilhi would Ix no more of n mntch for time Ylellnnt In I twentlmllc race to wludwnrd nnd I back thAn was the Valkyrie Wr count on limb Defender being considerably better thnn the Vlgllnnt On the other hand Valkyrie III Is I nut the Alien but In nny event shu line noxmnll gnp to I close lent up before she cnn even mil pnst the Vl 111 l lifE ft sixa or 11111 lJJUT1I IUTOX The Republican nndldnte for lleiltennnt Governor of Kentucky Muy In lie Fu ture leone a Niillniml hnriieter WASIIIMITON June la When the war broke out said n Kcntiicklan to n MS re porter I was n kid In Kentucky my fiitber being nn Iron Inn thnt lj n maker of pig Iron at a blast furnnco In inenup county In time northeast or red brushsection of the State In thoso dnvs pig Iron mnklng was clone mostly In the country time fuel being charcoal nnd It was necessary to own largo h dltof hut in order to linvo plenty of wood from which the charcoal could bo made ns will also to provide oro lands for tho making of the Iron Our place was called lcntislvnnhi Ilirnace nnd 1 there was In time tract lIOOO ncr with tbo furnace A3 near tho centre ns possible Here time 01 acc lived usually ole of the ollen anti about him lived the furnace ImncK In houses of logs nnd to say timid an oldtime furnace man ager was an nutocrnt Is I putting It rather mildly Among our ucoplo wero two or tim tee branches of tho Vorthlngton family and the brightest one of thorn nil everybody knew ns 11111 lie haul risen to the ownership of a tram of cattle then to more teams then to bo n col lier contractor to furnish chiirconll then tn a creek liotlom farm ndjoining UK then ton two story frame houie something dine In thoso parts and here bu wn In IHUIamin I pru autne of thirty with n fntnllv Vo II err loyal In northeast Kentucky multi tho I wnr had not been in njKTntion long before we fclt the need of having I lag of the Ililon and n high lemle l to float It from It wns easy enmiuli tn xpllcu a couple of poplar tlees and 1lcl 1010 a hundred feet high but the making of n flag was a more cllUkult undertaking Im afiald time lrun ledlnnlr lt that m time In the hill country was not n fmimmmii tar object and until wo hnd our flag I remember tn hivo been but one pievioml Others about us ucro no better off III knowledge and we were llnnlly compelled to Bend ten miles to the nenrest town for Information before We got it ns It should be Then TVC were rtndy time polo was erected l the flag wus run up our homemndn citnnon wns tired und from M dry goods box lllll Vorthlng ton made the llrst amid greatest efnrt of his life Mid It wiisun 1 effort spangled nil ocr with wih stars nnd glory mind patriotism and nil thnt tort nf thingnnd I wi npiiliuded 1111 to the echo He I had acquired whnlllitlo education ho hail In the log nchoolhouie on tho hill where 1 e uteil to hnve three or four months nf schooling n year 1 and people around there didnt think t It I wits In lllll but It wiiH and It I rolled out from lie I sum mit of that dry goods box like the thundei of cannon Only I n little later nnd too Iwentj Becond 1C V f I was orgnnled nt Camp Swlgeit ten miles niT nnil Hill Worthlngton wnselccte1 Captain of n company and went away u I fight I as he talked rI well that sn mnv be In ferred from the fact thnt he came out of the set vice as Col Worthlngton Palo followed and the Colonel ramo back to his farm but miller n little be was made n Judge t ot tho I count i nnil Inter the Itcpublicnns sent him to Frankfort us a htott Senator Between times lio was In de tnnnd through every cnmunlgn as nn offhnnd stump spenCer who could rustle the cobwebs from the rockribbed Democracy I of the grnim IrRllj old commonwcnlth Ihis I month of t lun 1 he comes to the front once more the nominee of the Kentucky Hepublicnns for Jentcnnntlinv ernor and if Kentucky goes Uepubllc it 1 111 bo tho llrst time In hi r hlslorv mid Hill VorlIl lusion may yet become u national charu tor ThIs In n Time for Ilemoernti to Get To gether To Tur KWTOK OK riD Si i Sir The writer know Incj cur Interest In the adtancemcllt of lit HUH ritlc principle takes the Illx rlj uf a klnff our atMcp I nn to the proiicr oursi fur hint to I pnrt 1 lie tinili the fol lowing conditions Mnce the t line of tl t ie moss Assom blj dUtrlctH hlI iHttimc known a nnnil cr cif Penio cratsln what will pruliibly be I the Thlrtj llilnl illi I I triit hate IxHn cll cns4lnK us tlu y thought i I smuI I clu cushion t nti rely within theIr rimttmt thu u1umat flat mmmi of tnrlnnt KOIM Democrats with a sleir I to sthc ting cniitllilates for the I nomination for limlcr In that u din trtct to bn elected nt a primary In the god old fabhloncd Ucimicrutlc waj Within a fur cliii WI hu e cvn gus vim In unilrr tan that we nre waiilax our lime that Fourteenth Mriet has I lUcMcil to place 1ollco Jmtl o William II llunce In thnt dlMrlct i mimi niuke him Irlcr l Mi I lurkcK ptrtiinil tin i pnpularlt In thl s tlon U I n w 1 Known that A rut rrc IKC to u here win not c outlet 1 111 a wish to id I him an IIJI met Without the I taekt lug nr lour tecntli street Mr thirke wiitil l iot nutter one him hll dreil summers In I th new tiutrlt t 1 will refrain from t dlHCiis ltm of tho iti tllncitlon of the two amlldatpti for the i Icailcrthlit who 1 u htvti frlemU itrontf ennuKh In umuumrmi ami c HI m t eumicl I In tlu Ir immivummt to t make 11nI for i IIh mr I i lit I him n If rourtecMlth Ktrett hiiuhl kiMj ii I tit halnl out of the nutter I will hut Ottl incntlnn Hum I 1111 3h cmU purpose lu to point out 1111 II m mnn said tn bi1 slated fur tho 1ailerhlilp U I not the llhl coiiM privnrean elretlon lit I prlinan tarrlid on us the law Intiiuls that I primary xhiinhl li t I wunl UI to I SIIKKKI i II aUo that t 1 this i sun ia l l not u Him fur 1 ef i appoint central auttiorltlp to Hri t m i cllreetor fur time Iieinocriilit of am ilUtrirt Then iilile tum selei 1 t their t own n pret ninth n all mil hs I mix nn hlliKt the are l shoiH to iloll I hue I been i 1 Tammanj Mall I I I licnint I rat I ir twcntv twn s cir I he lUTelncirRnnuathm I hut I I refine to i aorpt leulral t IHIU aitorKanltalhin Lit evert u liemmrat 1 hate hu npK umnmty toHiealc DNMUfIon will i luliu I out thu I 10 011 Let result of lit iniKralh thought When1 3Ir 1ollit liutlee i Murki has hitherto pre shleil ocr t DcmmrathM i oum Us an eilhil the c surmIse of lime right nfiptith B h n trend at an InilUa I tune tmf a ti n lt ncj tnvtard trraitua I nr lunncj i I ak If t tutu 11111 toy tatimi nti to he I truthful u woiilil mlvlKe me to I mall a niriuU or a 1 or ganiBatlnn muiMlrucinl on such llnot I 111n ni pin imuy ijtiestliin to 1 as a Kiod I t nicMrat and I 111 3 met will answer It i t lH caiiie there are man C nt I liom crat lielieer In Time irwimo l arc Ulimicj in I etmu ttt Vtmuat Junu lu IbuA I r s Moral of Vpper alt Lower Inn o To Till Jiittoii of Till Stmctu Sonio tin t e when some of our ali wriirr arm al leisure low rile u li I i up I would like tu 11 u umimi an net Imlo umum On poMsliiif lie projettlnir upper Jaw In I to I hoot I mtcsi l noil tm cl 1 Iliuuslurd iniHlitiy and r mm rtnlin s niioiu Imts I of glue suit h this I fiat in edurlaR tiny nstu mmiusmm n kiptata rrspiciriil illttnnce or mitsi ipieniii rntlrely I from thus plajRriiiincl I StOiC thel mis I rw In can I hate wnlchrd thIs eat urn tim WOIU aIIIII 0 ul II cututmimuy 5 Ih lel I Iho I muauumu nuII 011 ret lrllo IaII I hl ask I Ilrl who us 1 hBIllal fruiumluiu u t timiummi It cl t iummmt llhJ i unit ui tic 11111 Ilaull 1 UI 111v I amkuui 101 11 dl1 ur nl era tat umumiu to I mmml lale m I tIe 111 11 oem mr k mel W tm usmummeum us mum mm troJuitiuut I mmlumir II i Jnss is iu umim sr Imimtm guIuiy of aim act tuti I csuummuu mu mugrmmm imer n ss i1ln umui eser tmctm uimtumsut f IIallfI In Ilr muummerLmru tow mmmc had 51 hI k 111 am n ha ismmims mt womens riitliiM nor thut u ss its itir kiiiwu I to 11IIIu i In amhlillloils e 0 ireiloin I lliomaiii piiini ttlit is it HO ninoni thus women Is It on ai count of hue npimrrni iihjulounnmliiil ill I rurnilt h or iln i they o e uiuture mum intlnlt I dtr ferent from all others I of thtMx nrilu time IHIT i theiiiseltiiitiHi plain to piKll tin m elte lulu mihlk nolUe In m IntenliKalloni I mink thet so iho purest soul hot of tunic MX ninl itcirr n nnlii trleoll iinllir It dots nul es ill In our faiull nuriimiiiii no II I 1 I A tlialleBB to Tummtinj unit Ilii rrN To Tin FniToK mm5 t Tin hi I N so n The riukwotton flub which hlhl I wa Is thuonl Tiimmnii 1 inl lallon Iln Iho I Male dtklres to hecMune I uniialitlid us 11 somonf thepnrdil i ci tim I New 10 pltnmmt clll Iti I ork ami mis politics lialn tainl llll we wouhl like In IrraE a jiiiu uf lakrball with t itt 1101 Mln iiii I winici Hf I hum I other lulu iliKganui t I ioU I ilucilul 1 I he I dim lnm of Iho tn4t CriMfiit lark II t Ia ihf to I buour I gum si auumt 1 ty Iur mu gumummm littim 11 1 a1 le lal 11 mm till I immu mt mue Klllnl II tumm mue ml of old tim h ui 1 mill tars ut age Ih t u m uiitmit vim WI mut llh1 u wuuhl hlb iSO tu utuh I I tip I hl I I ci mt I lt UUII 1 ime us are wI Iuukiimt toe ughuucu hiI a 1011 W c Ihl rfmr mmmi lh Ihn Ir 101 time lmiaiutaummuis mu C 501 1 IU llmmtmtrul ii rumuumCk an 1111 mutemmulmi lt I mumumuumumumv our Ilsmu itmmflmlmumg s imsumem I I ilmua Tm I tum si hll ireemiump kmtml I ii iilif u mm uu eIrI In sonIc Imuftniimr Ihu stu c Imumum lnnr lr1 11 mm rsmummmuuy CiUtue nl iui Itue I ttl yumlm I ii rlpr a Sris t fis r em nm 101 miii suumimelumsr Ii tUu 1 l 1 S I IollrlllIIU Juurnm1 ti irt tiuimtr it I Good for All Sits People rnui Mi Veumyii Vault I Ink TiE Srs Is I realty the flri of Iran nc spaiers Everybody has held uf TeL N 1 w ciiik sta paer Ail In dependent puhllcatlou linked lo lirmiKrac I liultucb a paper u will ccllfjr lilt wlUett ttvyublimamm TIlE CKttSVnt OFn IltA 3fj4fllf An KnclUli N VH Oinrtte RetrnH II as S IVtenHly Act Toward rent Mrllnln V mii OTiiv1lMnuM flue case of Admiral Menlo tvhmiciu cmtSCS tu attract much Bttenllon In utnini circles here Ixlng generally considered a closed Imldenl hits begun In receive tommrtit aiiiiiiiB naval nnltern abicind ami In time Juno Isetmo of time Hnnnl Uniii the naval and mili tary rnrettn nf Ilicnt llrllnln which has Jut renilieil time Nnvy I timmtrt merit tIme heath ins edl I lorlnl Isilovoted tn time emuluject Kven Admiral Mendc wholsiiulitly I smu attain lug In thin city linvliiglnken It cxcrcihimmm nit a bicycle will bo surprised at the news onlnlneil In the eclltorlnl which Is ns follows m The Amerlinn floveminent huts shown its good will I In Knglnnd not only I by Its amicable ntlltuds over time Xlcningunn illnioiilty but alto by ltimuiMrfcs on of hear Admiral Mende In commnlitl of the American siiunilroti whit h was present on the Nlcnriguan const Admiral Mende with nn Itiillnrrvtlnii which Is ns pnlnful tt t Kn ll hmennslll is fiHillsh expressed his re gret Hint I I hlH ov rnnienl hind not nllowol lii em to I net w lib Igor nimlimt I ii Ho I I w as rmiZ lotus tomipiHirt I t lie N ieuirmtguumtuu iii their fnrclcnl rr Klvtiuitv to 0mm r j list uietnmt imtir anti for tills I he lias been putillusl Weennnot but deplore thin tin friendly nllliude t i which eerlnln Anirrlinn nnvnl unicorn ocin lonnlly n sunie townrd iii vo havii In our mind Adinlinl llelknntisprnnonnci men thnt Iho t Japanese cnilld easily whip the llrltlshers ns the llrlllsl navy star quite nn Inelllelent force Such milk I linen an Immensity cif Imrni when tho two hrnnelies of our rnco are drawing closer togei tier Cnpl Mnlian nnd Admiral ls ten Kiben did not think or spunk In th s way and on this side of the Atlantic there Is nothing but thu t friendliest I Interest I In imo t new American navy Vdonot grudge our cousins their greatness wodnnnt Interfere with their foreign iulicY nnd we look forward with hnpe to I n future possibility nf nn nlllaticc which would he the nnlv I teal iy popular nlllnnce in Knglnnd Tho SiifClnlm make n liappy sugges tion t whleli tim I uzimt Ixinctid upon by our Jovern ment The titled States hn shown hit friend lines by removing Admlrnl Mende let us do an eutially gra lous act br asking that he may be reinstated In his rommnnd It would certainly promote n kindlier feeling toward us among the olllccrs of the Amerlcnn navy and might even incite Admlrnl Mendo himself Ihlnk tlmt the llntl hcrs are not such terrible vlllnlns after all 114 JtLIr suit CASATJ OZNX2VO lUtennlre ArrnnRetnenlis for S Police and Anihiilunc Hervle Police CommlsslonorCol Frederick Grant will represent time Hoard of Police Commissioners at time celebration of tIme opening of the Harlem Ship Canal on Monday nnd will bo In command of all time police forces detailed for tho special duty of attending amid guarding the lines of time two processions hunt w hlch Is to move by land and the great one which will move by water Commissioner leant will lend tlio latter proces sion In n tug It had been understood that he would take the police steamer Pntrol for his headquarters but ns the boat draws ten feet of water limo depth In time ship canst It wns fcnied thnt she might strike bottom somewhere nnd get disabled Two naphtha launches w III nttend Col Crams tugns clcapaK bunts They will 1 be manned by police Tim Patrol will go to the Hudson River end nf the cnnalnt SpuHcn llujill In the morning anti when timE procsalons stnrt will steam around the llattcrr anti meet them nt Oak Point in the afti moon Ten hundred and ninetylive policemen In nil will be detailed to guard the lines of the two procc H lons Kiuht xpeclnl stations will be established Ai there lire lOS absent from the police ranks nt the preoeiit time from all muses this will make n great hole In time force for the day And time men lelt nt tho station houses will hnve their hands full Col tirauit I has nrrnnccd for n com prehensive system nf ambulance service stations along the rnutnnf the proceolon Each station will have nt least one surgeon in attendance with nurses nn ambulance stretchers nnd all other Held appliances Flue stations will some of them hu In buildings wiiere such are avail able but tnoM of them wilt be In tents to bo erected for the tiuiposo Each station will bo marked by the lied Cross ting usual each nf lImo Burgeons lend attcndnnt will wtnr the Red Cross bailee Tour fire engines anti n truck will participate In the laml pnrnde Time fire boat New Yorker will bci In the water procession nnd will give nn exhibition of her lire extinguishing nt favorable opporlunltle1 Major Mrong yesterday isuucd a proclamation concern Ink the clolngof Lushness houocs next Monday In I honor of the opening of the canal In It ho ns VVhnre er It can be done I urge eltliens observe Maniac as a hoildii anil to participate In such celev hrntlon I lit I the ilKpla of the i national flat and other iletoriitloti to Indicate thflr active InttTtst In the Cmtmmptut ion orthillarleiaMiliK I i analwhich wlllhrlnn an lucre n eil Importance to our e ommi rclal Inte r st ami srrru the more rapMIt to build up the upter lair lion of our emiy rIGEr VI AlTKIl TtAItK The fry of lllccll t and Public Hnekmen lei CarrhiEe Owner The Aldermens Committee on County Affairs bail n public htnrlng citerdny on time orulliunnee to compel nil passenger vehicles to entry lights mitten dark ns calms ami hloclei hnve to Joseph ioldbnchcr of 11 llroailway presented n pe titionto which iOOnames hnd been milled since 8 oclock the night before which asked for time passago of the ordinance Mr ioldbachcr nlso soul thnt he presented the lilOOU wheelmen nnd wheelwome when ho asked thnt all pas senger vehicles ho cemipelled to carry lights Wllllnm HSenlch a liverman said that the ordinance wn unjust tn liverymen because It would bo expensive to them to change the lamps on cirrlnges Ho sold time lamps were purely ornamental and were not meant lo Iw lighted Moreover ns tho hurst nf lamps could lot bukept lighted on n windy night tho t Ilvcry I men and their patrons would he subjict tn tint constant aim mutuymu mice of lielng urrcsteil like blcTcltsis Ho wns followed by Fred llulberg amulifi I I err nuitim who talked In I time same strain nnd tlun t 1 It Ihompsnn 1 who rnvs he limit t lie llnestfnh In the city meliorated time pass ige ol the ordinance I In the name uf 1000 cnhmi iimt I talk piilei lie nlmut expense nnd all hiLt Is t bosh It cost mo jun itt e onu to elmngo nit lain pi from candles tn nil unel It costs nut live cents n month tn keep time lamps going from elnrk until midnight Every cabman nnd lIvery man In I the t city who uses his rarrlngrs nnd hnn Mima for legitimate purposes wnnts to linvo lights nn nil Ve under tnncl the elnnci r With I our rilhhtrllresHnd I with our hor e shod with rubber piuldiil shoct the noise IH reilnc eel to n inlnlinum Ommiy lust night in tin Pirk 1 suns mutt ly rundown byncnrrlagoanncd by Jsenlch lien llmuiso suit do not run Ihelr u carriage H for n legitimate purpose elont want lightH 1 menu thoei t who mu rise thrnngli t lie slrnett nnd tho parks with their curtain draw tight lillborl I i I I It llnwes I asked that ill veim ide bo compelled tn I eurrv lights I ut night I Ihli writ opposed In K 1 U Gstfnll nf the Truckmenii APHI rlntloti u on the I ground thnt It wns not only mi iirceisarj but Itnprnttlcahlp There will han other hearing next Friday nt 1 IIO P l M TO ins n x A ivitA IIXA TOJV IA rzits The rmirt nr Cnmmun Ilrm Mukrn ICulluR Ilinn Recent IrKl leitlnn About n week nun when llnv i Morion stencil tin1 t bill I I re strlc ting I the pow urn of ummittumiti intl aim tntliu I Miprcmo anti count courts tho I Court of Common itta anti tho Superior Cemrt hut ilnivn nn thou ciiik The Superior Court will no longi r issue nutiirallratlnn papers limo I liidcpH cf the Cuiirt nt Common Pie is yeitenlay nn nnn met that I umlir the net thn court will re coin llnnl applications nt army liter but hint final m tlon thtreon will lie had only on Mnnlav idnemlii m Mild Frlilnrnf j unnh u west nt I P I M I iider the I rilling nppllintlonH for clilenihlp must IMJ llled In Ihueiiiirtnl I leint fourteen data hefore llnnl nui him nnd isri t i rum notice must he IT hen i to t lie I u umt hit I den A s the rourl hus nn blank forms fur the imrneti mute under the I lotus liw II I I ivIK art il vnieriHv m t limit t IUWJITI will Imiumuit lu fun a Imuirt cat In elrnwlni tin u imnisra hh I will prnliabh turn n part nf limo IniHlniia tn the ridarnl tnuru where lie t firs nio higher than miumulur the old ruihu itt the I state tourl hut which will INI much loner than t the idded Vint 11mw In II tr e I oiirt of t oitiinon Plens of rttmlIiylimg it The tllvOttanTlili Iliirlem Mad lind i huge llairrtt humtt dl mliiscd the rniuplalntIn tlioiutlnns I t which nero bruuicht by rrnncls N ti ran I Henry I i M i Page ntiel nlhers mugaIuat i tie cit ti t eletiimlnu the tltln nf MI much ot limo ill Ill in land IMIW i en N liicijfoiiilluitnlNiiiitf 1ifih ninitn mi the Mmlem llher mtmu 11 nol re iiilrii for urcel nnd bulkbend iurKisis iho imiiiMHlilp ii i I Irani nnd Mire nml limit other plalnilllK to lh I land i TM fruit liiaili in Illl I In ih Mnlestiiiiialiif llulliend grains liidge IhtrrPll eln Ides thai He tide of time pliln llll tiiidir Ihe nnclent uram runs onl lo hlnli iitermnrkimd lliat t their riparian rlghu ami IH hei of HitiiplatidHiiri Kiiliject Innhridg mint hi din t piiiinrniithnrillcs I for vent ummeiciel uumirlimbvs rramnrtl for Iloom Irtta lute Alberta I do wish II h t wer not Inn I cutinm to wear lime ruugaouiieat rltig oumly smm tIme liutest Immuger of cues ll t hiitmt leihea So do I Icani I get emote lhau half lay ea 1aetmmu rIu iii 51005 hums iuow 400 niLlNQVKT ivion Man Hisjr They lot No Htimmonaeii V tVw Flneil Xenrly three hundred tlcllmiupnt Jurors ners iiiinmnnnl before Juilgn i Ingrnlmiti i In t thcsn I premo Court tostcrdny being reqiilnd lo o u cnuso why they should Hot bn Titled for Invtinu fnllcil to olMjy summonses fur Jury ilul Ii t tend the Court of Oyer nnilTcrliiliior mutt I s circuits nf time riuprcmo Court nt illITi rent lrflui t from April 18IW I toJunn t IHIM I I I tummutul iiOip liluumlo itmit uuum time beticli tvilhm iuiulgut iummzrnnma ittiti ilaitnui ii time cXCitts lime smm s ml ni is it arts timmit nu ertleu tmf tim amlimmuulmams I iii iutrit mitttim II cuuimmO out a uumummmhmtr i titut Ire liati imeen lefl at timu Vttutmut mmmiii ru Time gruuut ouajtrltv of the imcrrumuumi rr utemmaci nimul relieved uf tim lute munul imiut m ems ilitumt rnrly I no ultmicim aiucehmtetc ttui I 00 utsmlm tir ntmt olmevl uug thin uu lut tm1um I r Tug tittum to apPear to simon tltulttO in It y t lie tutu hitir should not be Inposnl About olio bundled tIed h iuuluiuhutm Wern exiim Inert befnrnJndgo Krekmnn In the iitirrino Court nnil a few were fined hocnusu time i omj give no reanonablo excuse vita icI1ctrIJIlzs flRA Jig Hilt AVIiiit Would Hhe Since lion Unit she Worn lllooniern OiUNor Juno 14Mrs Units KlreMmrfernf Kllrabeth street this city ellstlngulsh 0 4 lien A dog In her tnrd edt yesterday Innkr ni ciumt in anml mum up the I yard townnl t tin I I 19 snnpplng and gron Htm furlonsl Hi r nut son wits In time ynnl Ho scrcitnpd uml ran toward thn house but time elng caught up u irirh him nnd was jut 3 about to mnkcngrnh ut him i when Mrs Klrclihiiffer rushed out Time mhig ttnnsforrod Its attention to hirhut l Its teeth rotilrt not penelrnln her fklrt I i me time ulog was trying to tiltetlnniigli I her t j Mrs Klrchholfergrabbed it by If r 1r ml throw It down Into an areas ny llien i P i time door locked It nnd wit lieu for M i h i hoffer to come home When lit arrmt i i l Iu time dog 45 IXII l1 IZS Ten thousinrt ncrcs of peach orcrnnl m r nlrni Oeorgla are owned nnd manazed In on in 11 it i0 claims the distinction of liclnj the larcnst ueaa grower tn the world Straw berries were selling for from 2 t lcn pouml box In Portland Or a week or s ni V it tcn em thai hamllori e r the straw hrrrt i p cif u in reRlon wa Ihetcniiv llcXcrson counl Virginia his a wnmn nivtl carrier She Is n wlilotv tin yinrmi ohl ami ii r I t route riRUlnrl ami punctual In I all I ut tat mu ri tn dcrlnif Ihe tuiCt l ofKcrtlie Ionirshoro folk In Maine mire telllmt oh ut a lij white whale wldh has been teen rnu n nrr HI coast In that region Intel It I l said to m IN i ni nt f IT f feet lonit and of a m grmyih l black e olnr Apleccof jawbone ineaMirlnx ehhlivn i in m h m Ain i length and contalnliiR lite four huh teitl u t a i side was tirotuhl up from n dipth of f i tn Ill Chain Lake Me a few tlnyt apo The h mmi ay It belonued to a prehistoric nlmhirai i it m leu has lain on tlio lioltom of lh lake for s ril thousand years In the windy West the repliyrsflo other thlnt In sides blowing the crops clear out of hf KTMIIH I ns Tile Sty recently told about In I liartoni ount Kin a week or so ago one farmer hnd a hujilrn i r s if tounff corn Cot rrcI up by samt during the pritniui 4 of high wlmls and It was rcporled that I h iniln I f other fanneri In that region had iufferr l sri n lam age from the same cause Two of tim lament rivers In southern CnllfnrnU the San Joactnln am the Kings were lft stemS atorksl l with black has Imported for tho purpn i hr the Fish CommlsHlnners of the Male Tninttti thousand of the fish wee put In tho San Jnaiulu mimmt 1 as many more In th Klnns It Is cipcctnl that rim only will the bass afford flee sport but that tlic will also clear the rIvers ot the small fry of coarse mmuut I low grade fish A colored woman In Oulhrle Okla atrikcnirt a few days ago out of a Sound sleep that hal 1 la iM a little more than three weeks During that period all the efforts of physicians and alloys to awakiiih r were unarnlllnK When shs awoke she quletlj tut up and started about the housnas though nothing mi usual had occurred Oie diii not know she bad l ieu asleep longer than over night and though the dtx ton were able tn give her hut very little nourishment elur Ing her long sleep she did not seem In any way weak enect Western farmers find that Individual attempts at fighting the Russian thistle avail nothing because ttut plague grows agaIn faster than the Individual farmer cab find time to hoe It downso they all unite as often as convenient to hare hoeing bees In designated localities The details operaUnnsaroftettled by thu Town Councils every one la the nelghborhocxl takes a day off to tight thistles and In this way It possible to make at least some stand against the persevering plague and to keep some sections fairly free for other than thistle crops It Is i one ot tlio pleasing possibilities of the near future that Mrs Mary K Lease of Kansas may Invadf the effete East and stir up things A newspaper prlnU I In Wichita the town In whl h Mrs Leases husband lives and which Is accounted her home says she it now then hard at work on her new book ami eon slderlng offers made to her to make a lecturing tour of theFastofthrecmonthsdurallon Rhc has not fully declcloel to accept the offer to go last and lull all about things IK cause sho says she prefers literary pur suits to the rostrum as she Is thus enabled lo lie with her family more bIer forthcoming bank for which sho has not yet constructed n title will she fj4 treat not of dead but of lIving and vital Issues Foreign Notes of Real Inhered Atlientu has now a rtmmummc tmusaumaper the tin mtuonhmt Timers are 2mThm litimman tatiutiIii in Ireem Eeupress Eugnhm ushim i mmmuw mm laris unit is Shuw Ing hmrstlf inure iiumim mut at i t m mmmi cml I im ileatim ut mm lrimmue Imilmcrlai wa or aeum rut tIme ul hummer Oh u ems m by lrlnitss Mat tihlit om lum smvtmt y mm rm t hlrlimulmy ltutekltmmiiiam tiilmmee ha ii imas u mm muc mumtmle tuiat it paimmi anmi ii smile stork ri uo I I t mm i iuliimmmm year simse I Iuo limiter cvamm trmttmit ti it siimtlir remmuiest by its uutu tutr uir itcliimum I Ma cr3 u I mm imtmmtii A rug liumig lictul uhmsmmmss mmmi hu a imimmue mmutitm mmmlii mihus Is tmmi mi I ui rtuei i mmr t tmrutu I n itu ri Fimgiatil uflt immatu mimams timam immu hitmi ulu umal us i I omit fmiimr fruzs infer iii lieu uimmtmmuhr u1 e mis A Herman llliiirattil I PJJM X lair im Hill neinH I HiHil I nil noit iicm that n tniiinafmnt will li In M it the llomjirKiitiir Ilat In tm laM uf kof lult O o first t Kolf fitirKU In dt in n it was i iblUli ml jit U i i Lamiiu Jit rlln nUn IIBK ItH K f I In 1 AiK n nml lielluin limit hSti vlrulnl ttujrihcr frnm n iiutrorltt uas Pot Ititn amid M Hi r 11 i nt m st mmtmi point tu tin i MiUhti of mr iii nil I 1 or thn t earth Iruf HtMiikliisnu hit fouml rns i ul t n t Iummrsu lut l U I HIM 15 titS i tut ntt hi niliii rnU it the t AinrLIi find MU tilln grimtm MlcrJft U li t Mining i ix ttltil in riimn litto i i i r naintl T rM link has jiitt fiiut il a lour if mini rtt m us hurl Ii 1ai I at uimusk Irkumisim lumuusk mmt lumutm muuus tm smiiiii imitumuat iuu m uum t umca4 fiur ieXi Sr ii imiglm m iumumr mum umu ite sitl I I ravel StIria uaiu to lumrui e itt uiiu Lmimiramuomi mf tm mmimmmtu ri it if miii firm crmsiiiu at I mrmumommt a tiuilmmumruum lmr intim momiiasin iuraumcl a hiury suriummum mmti lmmt ut I Ii VMiiulilcd niiilllliiilK lo entir lip in n new ITU i i nKalnst the gtcitss Iho I usurer uiil I Ih I r n i m tfc i lllitauillcniureiii I I iiiik d lij Kliouliiit Die u l tcm I Da Inn IM thiiclktiinnielniiriipli at ilm m rtamrr In Lome iiifuurtil list tompliitt piSit n m r a iMr Imeriuct l ehuraelerMic of tarlhiunleii u ii tnntiln I lance On thc aiaeiU forl Him inln i mu mm r A S fcetcre earlhiiiaki was fell on the cm t i l it i Japan nearly 11111111 mlLs nwat 1ht plum mtmuiui MI Ilul t ut literatiof 1 On7 tullcHii Kitoml homeof t it I nellie ngiKcdln I the i rim mm mt i nmpvun serin to hate lenrnid thJ It Hon of Kctliu tiiraiu iminlllon At thn luklnit of tin Malakmiil I j i Mniinil Hrlijailc tthlih Imrithi brunl nf thi iltiii wlilivsjampii llretl onl 1II7 rmtndt an ii r of his I Ims ti seten lr nun The imfatsiiiw i i I Mteral hour ami was III first In wlikli I hi h 3 t foci iOu hmM n u nnil willi i or lit Atm mumtutuntimmm tI itt l of iiiaiotuh U term t IM Anatumlia uimimi Jut l e n imu lmlmtui In in s n n if tiiule r Hi dlrn lloi of Irof Kllkin tuf Wiirimri I eilltorlsVV ItraiiH It I t is l Inleinled I IIIIH un un I m In Ihe I iisnof tirniHthroiigioiit time world ami i n u I purNiM will IH retItil b a ManilliiKcnmuii1 Ihe tnainuilcal t m tu ithlt h proio i l 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f mm 611 Ii Ant proof firtlillr of lilt fur CM t I KnuOITi of ilctU bruiijlit t it milil l n i of tCmmlrK SW of Mns llcornnuif l au I t hlcuhen 8iU The Worry o a umlaut I uii4imatli I i i s of IUUKH I Hluch genre ili ae uini4 i cmrtlled by Ir l Jajuj Lii tluimi J4M

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PMt Pt flrffi iiy fr Hg jIiI4 r nrlo 0 THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 1805 j1I OUT THROUGH TiE ROOF J cUJ oviiinitTrnisosi IJIl A xiw JEiisrr JAIL Tlir Inwe Jailer Vmrn Awnkened by Their 1rlm but lie lllBhtviurninn Irlon A Keeper Annred lh Polleemnnpnneh Inn Irlon Keeper thnt ft Wu All RIb mill tile Jailer IVenl Hack to lied XexYJcrsoja criminal population out of jaIl J l nis Increased yesterday by eight The Inceasa citinu through I hole In the root of Ito Middle ft i county jfttl In Xexr Brunswick One of the eight jvorrfo Ktcfixnko la I accused of murder Thomas Klixley Johu Murphy John Clark mill John Cottolloy are acoueed of hlitbway robbery They aro the mel the Perth Amoy polli chased on a loiomotlve inmo time ago and captured after I tcht Tho other thrc are Joseph Kelly Louis Klaher and Frank Wll llnnis who ore accused ot burning as arsou Is l lulled In Ncxv Jorscj The Middlesex county Jail Is I cloe copy of the xxorst Jail that ever was ImllU I Is of brick tuu Morles hlch and ctunds near the Court HOIHI Thoru la a twelvefoot brick wail around all rides but the front I la occupied by t the Sheriff of the county as 1 residence and by tie jailer a lame lan n rt sleeping npart incut The nIi proper that Is I tho part of the building th prisoners occupy Ii I cut In two In tho middle The aide nearest tho street Is oecu plod by the omen prisoners and tho aide near est tho court yard by tho men Each aide has two tiers of cellsthirtytwo cells In all As a rule there aro alxtccn prisoners to I cell Ilnclne the womens prison nearest the alrto xxtts very thoughtful for according to tho MiLrlir It enables the male friends of the prls mer to gather nightly under thu windows and talk with thiman o opportunity which thur never fall to tnko advantage of much to tbo dlitfustof the Sheriff and tho Jailer for they can t sleep for tho noise thnls made 1 he hherllT doesnt get any allowance for run nine the prison other than twenty eulllln a we I fur tho board of each prisoner so that tho only assistant ho can afford to hare Is I the lame jaIler In tho place of keepers likely prisoners are unsigned to the duty They are tho prison ers who tarn tho confidence of the Sheriff thorl Tloro are Iways two of them Ono has charge of the upper tier and the other of the loner Clark one of the men who escaped was one of the likely prisoners Ho hud charge of the up per tier Tho other keeper las I man named Moorn who Is doing time for punching I police man The eight prisoners who escaped were all on Clark tier 10r I la the Slit riffs custom during tho day to allow the good prisoners tho freedom of the cor ridor When night comes I Is I the duty of the prisoner keepers to lock 1 thootner prisoners up In cols and pass tho kejri out to the lame jailor Jaier who tiiml outside the grated door Then thu keepers tto Into a cell themselves cud shut the door The jailer toes to sleep on a cot In thu hallway lending to the Sheriffs oIHce Ibo Mierlff goes to bed and only the talking uf the female prisoners mid their friends on thin out aide disturb the quiet of the night bat Is ex cept on the nights that nrlsoi ers escape On tbt ee occasions If Thursday night was a sam ple there Is a hullabaloo that would wake the dead leter Wyckoff a onearmed letter carrier llxen In 11 frame house Just hack of the jail Ambrose Pratt lives next door hoy went to bed early on Thursday evening last before they had retired John Clark the hluhw a man keeper In the Jail had gone upstairs to his tier of cells and made a pretence of hocking all of them He did lock all but three of them These three contained n I no prisoners 1 told The nine with one exception wero tramps previous to their urrcst on tho charges hereinbefore stated Clark when lie came down handed the keys a usual to tho lame jailer who followed kers usual custom of retiring Iburenas tho usual crowd nf male friends outside the female prison In M Ilto of tht tho jailer managed to sleep prettx soundly until about 1 oclock when ha heard a elllng I sounded on ib upper tier of tells The yelling wile In all probability the cheer of the prisoners who were about to es cape and who naturally wero enthusiastic at their nearness to freedom 1 ho jailer thought alxmt I for a while and finally got up mHi dressed and went to the prison door Ihlnca were quiet then He called the keepers and the man who was In jail for punching u policeman responded Jailer lpnded JIIr Menoler told him to fo to the second floor to see what tbo trouble wits about The keeper cut up etnlrs lie a let at the top by lllehwav titan Keeper Chalk who told him It was all rlcht that he bad just quieted a Hungarian drunk who hud been making a noise Iho t policemanpunching keeper went down stairs mid reported to tbo jailer who went back to bed lllichnaxmnn Keeper Clark said he Bussed hed stit up stairs a while for four the Unitarian would get noisy again KkotT tho poitinin xa s It was about 2 ociuckvthen he heard u lot of dogs barking He owns 1 dog and his dos began to bark finally jumping up on the bed and lP and do I on him 11 t Mr x jckort gut up and unit to the window In a minute sho cried ttreu Titer thieve are men on the roof across tho lieu 1 Vjckoff cot up With his revolver he ra i to the window audi trot there just us two len jumped iiir tile roof of the building that forms the third wall of the Jail yard A third man XIH milking across the roof to jump too 1 ckuhl raided his revuher and khouled In a xolcc that wits heard everywhere but In the jail If iciu jump there YOU dastard Ill blon a hole in jour llxcrl del back l Tin luau was obedient llodldnt Jump there Ho a LIed to olio bide of the building I I and jumped utr into the jail jurd Kxplalnlng after iuul i I V tcknirtuild 11111 1 hut bccanao my wife was nervous mid was afraid id I kill Homo one and bIle 11 the the tree Lullet by the Jail would have Interfered with h tho third man Jumped Pratt cot up and iuki tug nut uf lie window auw hiU UI both vv r1 koI und Pratt jumped Into their clothes as qI lx I ub tin uiuld ali rushed around to the rout dooi ni thu jail Thei pounded on the door 1 lama jailer got up again and asked wliit It HUS all ubniit The two men yelled that all UiuprUomrs In tbo jai had escaped a lilt t i out huliitlui Jailer 11111 i K H oul said Iratt The jailer uiiieul Mierlff SorxUs Tho Sheriff Is a loin ur in tion He wail dressed and out In thin iniiiiiu Ho nearly twisted the handle Iroiii I the tcloplmui Ihu telephono was asleep llu rllMcd to Iollco Headquarters 1hero was old aerKciint there then ho toro elf to the house o the State detectives He found one l tins tune tho jail breakers were roaklnf Kwid UK it their liberty Finally the bhcrlrt Flnlly kt together 1 a big party lie got Into H lot Ixer stable and hire tIm XTbolo outfit orjor is und cut riage Iho party upllt up There net nuulh In ii I by this time to cover xir rich Uuuins Ut of tile city and tho tlo fiHrmUilppid up their horses and went kit II f ifleuraub operators were got and mo Jtf t wen mil cverywhiert lifter these ex ell tititis had I started and then the bhcrlft went Lick to jail tu itnil out what boil happened Ho t uoixhtuiil I three xvern gone until ho got back In I ci 11 I 1 on i the eecnd tier unti found a bole 10 b l Jii UK Ins in the ceiling and roof Under 111 a afUpladdirthathad I been used by prls Iler in xtluti washing the xxalln On the step iiWer Were in o table knives ground Into rough tw On hoc uulslde of the prison In the rear a hut nrjIU wen knotted tnuelher One xxas tied armiiid the I rhlmne and the I rest hung over the Mile uf tbo building reaching nearly to the Kruuini Ito Iho irnll yard there xras a high mi hone I ml ruling on Ihu ground and tho ylier rimhing nearly to tho top of the shed nnliigtlii iiurvxiill I wil innirlifiii thou prison were empty The thIrd that hal I a 11 cupiiit I Iole 1 whl explained al II uiairit ii 1lllnt went Hi eHupo Kxactly how tint 1111 I hud happened xvis plain enough Aioiit toor i the expeditions Ugan coming xIIdltuIs Illal lid k Net lhll had bien eel of tho men They ildl iii turn eniiiBli tilt Ihern wm I linn 5q1j JIlt ul lrle4 that farmefs and others j j1 1 ii4i iilxmt bun headed and cnatleM men all I Ut PoIl1 Ilul oiti t ecu running but none of the storIes I o ftlnrr lsltfil the Jail yesterdayaf liriioin Ihe 1 hlierllf told Ihu story of times C l in d timk l lilm I baik to I show him the halo iie iniicrii Him didnt escape niro unkind enoiiii Ito I 11 tlinoniilnl Ildii I t I m my gniHlliy said one l ire 111 laugh 11 o away nil hunt bidding a man g diiy mt another and there were a tciti uiiliir Jibu 111 I lii rlir tuk them nil grimly 1 hr ritonrrs I ate kiippoted to have got out of tujis I I a fielgU I 11lulell I 5CIiore rliiue I Hoist with IIU Own 1eUrU InliU I 1111 Snpcrlnteudent of Machinery In the Dock Department preferred to the Hoard I Jtirdi charges against Patrick Ilarrett a i n men of shulti mrpenlers In tho Klflyierenth trot yard It 1 xvas doargeui that Ilarrett wa ollncd tl relish B 1Ie 1 river 1111 ho I hiIL II Iu I ot 01 Ihll It IJruko 11111 culuiu1loering the lhuI Ir one lt lie work nicli lollliuloler S 11 In titvui or the Immllolo oiisnoissal n if Ulrll I lolL 11 hlUlltJI I Into the facts Ill 11 I o IC lUIIICOII 0 1 otto nuissioucrs I hirhcn a1 i 4 III11 that uu hen litcioui clii lallr witi th Ulvlltolll lt u hlln for ordering Ilrrol tu do work for a hI WI iii owl IIO fitted this charge 1t Ulnrt rro 4tetiuhtseol and wer Ilullcll In1 new onea UI1 irefet I f1 i against C aulf He xxlll bo tried next liiln Ppo erie IVotlurlloa Iuilpuned TlnriMluctmn I uf r the spectacle which rain I iiwl I 1 n parnliun fur sonic time bused on beau I i oIrits V the tear tof Japan anti China hiss Iabuui Ut lelrrLd 1 until next week lhe fireworks rm hltotCS51 vIhi OPCII tofligbt Wtt techrlr Ilpla wltl a P1ro JVST TTUtT JOKTICB 111YES SAID Here tli 1 Court RernritAI HI Hecol leetloB and Other People s Porno question baring been raised aa to the exact language concerning the reform ad minis ration used Ly Mayor Htrong1 recently ap pointed Justice of Hpeclal Hcsilons John InO In defenitlnn Hot lone ago I prosecution for violation of I city ordinance n SliM reporter ob tallied 1 yesterday from tho record In the Ninth District Court a transcript of Juillca Hares remark Assistant Corporation Attorney Mil liken who was prosecuting lund neglected to put In any proof that Mr Hayes owned the property In front of which tho ordinance ball been violated bo Mllllkcn took the nlam himself and swore that Hayes had admitted to him that ho did own the properly Then Mr Hayes asked to bo nwurn and said I desire to atnto that I called on this gentle man 1 Mr Mllllken at the Corpuiatlon 4Uor ncys ofllce 11011 I Mm for twentyfire years I had been dealing with Iho Corporation nun ell ofllce aid that never In my experience hat I ercr iron It conducted In the manner In which I now I Talk about reform 1 Its an engine of oppression against tho taxpayers against the city of Now York When that gentleman Mr Mllllkcn says that I admitted that I was tho owner of that property I fay ouro a perjure shaking his finger at Mr Mllllken If shoklnl Unler lllken I you fay that Ill hold You for perjury l I At this point Justice Fallen breaking In said 0 Control yourself Judge control yourself tout the latter continued Yon talk about reform and Im sorry to say Im ono of tho fools that helped put them In power At this point the stenographer deemed that further additions tu I the record were 1111 sary ali what follow rests upon tU memory of those present Mr lln es who watt Attnico Democracy leader ditl goon to say In effect that he should In future Ilk as rraloutdy against this reform administration aa ho had previous worked for It Justlcu Hayes requests Tut SUN to publish Ih following statement I I dflnt xxanl lu bu misunderstood In regari to the matter and the story as already prlntu makes It appear n If I was against Mr blrongs administration when as a matter of fact It was only this one mal whom I blamed for all the trouble It was something lilot this You see I had twn lots In NiiuMxIUth street betucci Third and Lexington axcnueH and xxas sum monid to appear In court to answer a charge of violating a corporation ordinance In allowing ShoW to remain on the sidewalk more thAI twentvfour hours I went In court and met this man Uavld Mllllken Assistant Corporation Attorbey I did not know xtho LorJOrltnl I hare since learned that he fresft ho1o silco lenrled xxas a young man who had only been appointed two weeks before I aim him and requested him to brlnq up my case a little In adxam of the others ntiu extend the professional courtesy due ono lawyer from another lit refused to do this and made me wait In my regular order 111 fifty or sixty cases hud been disposed uf The policeman In thin could not who the ol CIO C0111 swear was owner the property llil I moved to dismiss the case on the ground that this had 1 not been pro cd The Court was about granting this motion xxben this man Mllllken In a desire to be over tcalous for tho public welfarent ho hat the Idea stepped lu ana swore that I had Informed him In conversation that I vas the onvmuer of thus prnuerty I was then sworn R a wItness III my own behalf and brandid the statement as abso lutely false I denied that I had ex cr Informed him that I was thn owner of tIm ProhertY and aid furthermore that I had nut been the owner of the property fur the past two years I sold the property at that time to my brother Frank Ji 1 Hayirand It has been In his name ever since although I suppose I great many persons think I am the owner The Judge ills missed hue case on my teatlmon I thru stated publicly that this Assistant Corpora tion Attorney was In m orlorl the right kind of I man to hold elite under a reform administration which I hnd helped f Since In power That In the first place ho xxni Iscourteoas tome as a lawyer of soma years standing at the bar and In the second place ho xxas unmindful I f the loltmnltx and I oP obliga tions sf an oath by swearing to a state of facts as having been obtained from a conversation xxhlch never took place and which nudist hale been the result of lilt vivid Imagination Now you know such statements as were attributed to me do not look well for a man who has just received a 11100 place from tho administra tion and I want to loW that It xxas aualnst the man and not tho administration that I objected 10 have alnaxs l hell the movement In behalf of reform1 THE SKsann viruiici TRIAT Corespondent Crnacer owe Vi to Huylttff Jlecr Mrcad unit HMrdlnca The trial of tho action of Emi Penircr for an absoloto divorce from hits wife Helen was ro BUined yesterday before Bilge ilegerlcli In the Court of Common Plea Doth plaintiff and de fendant wer present Samuel Ureenbaum counsel for fccnger xvlshcd to withdraw from the case on account of ScnRera visit to tho Judges house but Judua tilecerich anhl thnt Senger acted through Ignorance and ho nrtcd Mr irccnbaum tu remain In the rasr The plaintiff testIfied that his wifes name be fore marriage was Helen Q ItidinBton Mrs Thereto Ieterson of V08 Ertst TIiIrtjM venth street teatilied that In June 1N04 hoe defendant rented a room from her giving thn name of Iiidlngton that corespondent Cruger aecom panled the defendant paid the rent and occu pied the room all night ns Miss lndlnctons husband Witness testified tbnt several hlLand Wlleos letled Ihlt men visited the defendant during her stay In wit nesss hoii e ntrer called one day announced himself as Mrs Sengera husband out then witness went before fcengera lawyer and mado I statement Witness admitted that dho had never eel Mrs Senpcr do anything wrong Jndgo tilecerich said that the complaint men tioned no address except 10 Kust Ihlrtxglxth street On this point he thought the case should bo dismissed The defendants lawyer said that his client desired her character vindicated and would consent to the complaint being amended Later ho asked that the complaint be dismissed but the Judge was obdurate For thedefcnee thecorespondent Carl Crugcr testified that he was fortwelre month property Irupcrtr man of the Old Homestead coinpunx of n hlcli organlutlon Mrs Senger was a member Ho accompanied defendant to you hast Jhlrty ecventh Direct at her request Mio engaged a room Witness paid for I having burrO oll S4 from defendant whllo on thus road Crugcr admitted that nn the evenlnp In question bo bought beer bread butter and iheese fur tho defendant even oxxnlnu up to tlm purclmne of sardines lint no amount of probing could In durn I tho corespondent to admit that t Im either bought drank or mxx ixhlskey that night Most ot the beer xxent iloxxn e ruuerH thriint 60 be tald and ho Inclilcntally remarked to Lawyer didnt LriMiimn like beer Ulil yuu ever know ntienunn that Iruiicr mtrcastlcally thnnkcd thin plntntlfTs lawyer for ncclccntullx referring to tho defend ant ns Mrs Cruger lib denied Mrs Petersons l statement that he had remalnid In Mm hen geru room until morning said lint hn Knew tha defendant to ho married and that she told him her husband did not support her Mrs frenKertestlfltd 1 thai I rut er at her re quest took tho room at 208 East I hlrt seventh btrect and IwuKht supper for her on the nlKht Inquistlon him admitted that she drunk I llttli nblnkey but bald that ruucr did not ecu her drink It Mm I Sencer d rller thnt t vliu had been guilty nf Impropti conduct with Cruiirr or tiny xither man Mm said that fhu lived at l40i MudUim nxeniin Mrs lanKdon HUhop Nkhnlas of 1401 Madi son HV enue thu I mother of the Into anhliiKton Irving llixhop n mind ruulcr Is I nt preMint Mrs fencern liinillinly hhe dave thu defendant I llmtrifi recommendation for proprlct and as 10 herbtlf said I nm I mind reader out of active practice but I uni Klvlnc Minkesperlan reeltaU Vhteui uakud achy nho did not llvu with herbusbnnil t his rlini I rnpllnl I have been hero on law business for n year and tlrnt uprIght Judge Juduo McAdam has declde l this case In my favor Judge lllcgerlch reserved his decision SlannEer Knowle Nued bv Sits Illrlnere Daniel Frohman and M l Hoyman the theatrl tal mnnarers have brought suit against Edwin xiioxxlos for I dissolution of tho cupartnershlp Inn of Kdwln 1 Knowlcst Co lessen and man acerb of the Columbia Theatre lu Ilrooklyn When the Columbia Theatre was opened In IflOU Krolunan Hit man and Knoxvlca formed a combination In manage the tluatri Aa rest lent iniinagir Mr Inoleo his recelvid flOO 1 week Kecuntly Kdxxln Knowles and A M I lalutior entered I Intu I I ciipurinrrshlp to I ease and manage the t hiork Iheatrg In llrookhn riihman and llayman assert that In I doing Mr Knoixles limos xlulated Ills trust as a partnei The t uilmbia anti Perk are the two hocL Play house In llrookln lilt are only tno bocks apart Tho suit will lie tried In Ilrooklyn llurned W fclle Hml IK VoniMnfrom Flame While Iho viCe of holomon Iloscntlml xrlio lives un thin second floor at HH Norfolk street was cleaning beda xxith bcutlno yesterday af trnoou a lighted candle Ignited this benzine and It exploded The womans waist took fire antI she was burned about thou face Her criis for blp wore answered by LouIs V ler I berger I tailor who lives on the floor boxe lie ran down stairs and torn anay hue womans burning waIst In1 loll his own clothIng caught lire and before ins hiuanee could be extlngiililied he wits badly burned Tho woman was attended at her homo by a surgeon womnl urcon vhllu Wrlssterger was found to bo 6 seriously burned as tn ntcessltate bU einoval 1 the Gouveroeur Hospital trnir nooKit JrlerKelew or mporlnmt cad Inlsretilna New Publleittloai Mr Vllllnm Irldeatix Courtney one of the best whist pla I ers In England has compiled a caiillnl book on Knallih I Whist all Wills Maxers Ixmdonl I I Bentley A Bon which cannot find lie nay too seoul lu the hands ot American whist players Tin book la not a study of tho game It lift I collection of anecdote of famous plays and players with a running comment that could hixo been made only by a person xtUn had the genie a his Augers lb Mr Courtney consider first the origin of whist and tells n numlwr of stories to show Us growth In favor In the first half of Ihnlastccnlury rite game Is traceable to the old Kngtlsh games o t trumps and ruff and honors Illshop Iatlmer on Her 1 KiSU preached to thou Cambridge slndenls his fatuous sermon On the Card touching the doctrine of salvation through Christs ariK him game at which they were to play wits to be tIm triumph and It was to b so applied an to fetch hOle unto him all the other cards whatsoever stilt they be oft the preacher Implored every hearer to turn tIp trump jour heart heatIs Is trumps as I said before l and cast your trump your hear on this card In 17011 SwIft won i shillings 4 pence at ottibrel and whist the game wee played at first without tho deuces theso xvere restored by Sir IDob tie llouverlr and on their restoration to tho pack depends the modern s s tem of lay Karly In this century Lord Icter borough lost a large sum of money at whist thereupon his friends cut down the points from ten to five sn that he might have the chance at a quicker game to recover his loss Thus was abort xThlstdlxcoxercd Kverybody In Kng land hnsl played whist I and not loon least back ward In taking hand have been tho lllsuops ot tho Kngllsh Church Of Illshou Ilathurst Mr Courtney say that on hearing the natnoof anew new appointment In tho chapter there was xvrung from him the passionate exclamation I have served the Whigs all my life and now they eend me down n canon who doesnt know clubs from spades 1 When haley gave din ners In his own house It xvas his custom to Invite ner vita n chosen few to draw for partners Hut even then commercial Instincts of his charac ter could not remain concealed He xxonld sud denly xxlthdraxx his hand In xxhlcli xxns a pack of cards 1 with Iho expression short reckon ings make long friendships pay for yoomr cards and xrmild never fall to extract the requisite shilling Talleyrands niece the Duchess do Sagan had been given In marriage so often that shn was In a position to pla at whist with three exhusbandsnhllst fourth betted on her r Courtney gives an account of the famous whist case of Do Hot against Cummlng Do Hos the senior baron of England was accused ol chiatlng at whist while playing at irabama club on July 1 and 2 1H10 with Lord 1 lien tlncLom Cummlnir and Oeorgo Pane and brought suit for libel agalm Cumuilng jim case came up In thin Kings Belch on Feb 10 and 11 1817 here 1 were two modes In which ho a accused of unfair LuCy one was by mariclng the cards the other by the nimbler In romqoe or reverting tho cut flue last dexico WW accomplished by his frequently contriving to lucre a violent lit of coughing when his deal came which obliged him to put his bands under thou table with tho result that ho invariably turned upan honor The case xxrfs tried by Chief Justice Denmun Lord Whornlltelord Holwrt Irtmennr 4 M t r henry Daring and others testified for Lord Do Ito Mr Hugh higgins dipt Alexander Hrooko ircvlllc and Charles trovllle of the Dlarlesl Lord henry lltntlnck and neorgo Ia no testified for Cummins After a deliberation of less than fifteen mlnutis the Jury delivered a verdict for tho defendant Lord De Hos left Kngland for Rotterdam on thu morning after tho verdict and died dis graced and dishonored a few years later Mr Courtmi says that Do llusa counsel fastened on feorge Iavnes testimony xvllh so much jest that Palo waited for him near the Law Lour with I horsewhip for two or three afternoons Just about fifty years later It may be remembered another man of good family nnd position strange too named Cumlng brought a libel slit against a person who unused him of cheating al bee carut and like I ord De Itos ho xvo defeated and had to retire from this army and society In disgrace One more anecdote from Mr Court nejs book must quoted An old lady far advanced In years was walking onu day through a churchjard when she stopped be fore three mOld that formed as It wen three sides of a square Ihe i graves were thoo of the late doctor and parson of thin parish anti of an old Hast Indian noted xxhlst players In their day here they are she remarked placidly after pause Ihiauld rILL r just smiting for mo to cut In Mr Courtne does lot ap prove thoroughly of the American Improve ments to his game but ho has broad moons and speaks highly of Amirican players as a whole It Is an act of deserved courtesy to turn about and speak highly of his book Tim fifth nnd last volume of MrJNMnrncds 1 history for Itecdy Reference and Topical Heading SpringfieldThe C A Nichols Com pany Is I now pnbllMied We have spoken np ruvnglx nf the previous volumes and the com pletion of thin work demands no very extended notice The principal article In tho fifth volume Is on the United States which occupies some 400 pages and I Illustrated by seven maps The Turks are treated nt some length nnd other articles are on Venice Virginia and In the sup dement very full chronological records of African exploration and settlement of Arctic exploration and articles on commerce and on various countries A chronology of Important events and genealogical tables of the principal sovereign and noble houses of Europe conclude the book Tho work Invaluable I and we con gratulate Mr Iarncd on It Them I no dimi nution of care In the preparation I of tho last vol ume If anything there has been an Increase The McssrScrlbner Import My I Climbs In the Alp anti Caucasus ii large and sumptuous ly I prepand volume with admirable and Im prcsslxo Illustrations by A 1 Mummery Ierils to llrltlah Trade Hnn lo Avert Them by Edwin UurcK and A Handbook of Social Ism by W l 1 I hues hue Messrs Macuilllan publish I Captain Sin gleton tin sixth volume In the now and hand omo edition of tho Defoe romances Tho Iso of Wellington by Urn Lord 1 ob erts IK I published by Hobcrts Itrothcm Iloston O Washington or the Revolution a drama lo I y Kthan Allen Is published by K Tennyson Veeli Chicago llnntanos supplies the History of Monetary S stems by Alexander Del Mar Messrs Ikiilgir Ilrothers supply the third and fourth volumes of lion History of this opes from the C lose of the Middle Ages from Ihe Herman of Dr Iudnlg lnslorllto1 by rcdcrlck Ignatius Antrobus of tho Oratory also hiememuts of Religious life hy Tattler lumphrcy H J and the biography of Hullo WatttRussill IonUflcal ouavc by the late Mgr Valerian Cardellu translated from the Italian by Mgr W Tylee Tho American Hook Company publishes 0 llrnches and Tidal Marshes ot thin Atlantic toast by Irof I V S hhaler n monograph pre ured under the auspices of the National Ceo raphlo Society and three small books of Ur mal stories edited for school use Of fiction newly published we have received Foam of tIm Sea and Other Tales by Ocr hlll Hall Url Ilo cs short stories by henry Harland and Monochromes stories by Kllen DArcy Roberts Ilrothcrs llostoo 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HELD Ilulile to 12000 Fine or Two Year Im prlminmenl or lot The eight men who ware arrested bx the police during the raid on the alleged pool room at 40 West TMcuteighth street on Thursda were arraigned before Justice Talntor In theJelTer son Market Police Court yesterday afternoon They were represented by Iaxvycr Uatnuel H Kandell while Anthony Cumstock appeared as complainant In the case The 1 case Is the llrstnl Its kind under thin new Wilds Ilitclng law nhhh makes the penalty for pool selling n fine of not less than t tOOO or Imprisonment for not less 1 than one or more than two years or both All the prisoners xxalved examination and nero held In I I 1000 bull coil bin await time action of the Irani Jury heir 1 lancr asked Justice Talntor that thotlSN taken by this police from time of tIm raid he the cashier at the lmo returned Mr omstock howiver objected holding that under the now law the money was part nf tho evidence and should b turned over to the Prop erty Clerk The Jnstlcn 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harlii I rliiimtinti I 1 I pastor will preach at II I I A M 1 Subject Talpnn n I vi rulijnt On Dolnst Onen Dent ret seats Smut I a wnl riime CHI i 4j 1 vfiTlloimr iiiittii A 0 ui i llousr panlor Met Van Loll preaihts mtoorioiuug I also week iilghtK 1 CT TlAIUIInIilMnx M 11 lull lnill ou ar ej i 4 4 tim sO I thy flax Id I llritr I It II I paitur Scr ler on Niuilar inornlnit I al 11 I I ui Incki the Itighm Her Tholnul LlMulle 1 rl II Ulllihopor I Kvntiuky xxlll r ah CT llAltTIIOIOSlMVS IslllSII HlltKF 2OU Kasl HI st srrrieis nt II I 0 A 1 l ami H I 1 llr Mo 1 nrrnr nil onii late Silt Inns trip CTII A V IllFSIIVTrillANTIH ItCII loftier Bflth IU tl the Her John llalllM JO tailor HerrlceiSumlar lilliu HI at II I I A M iml 4 I H iv ublirations An Assured Success TIIIJ HOOK OF TiE SEASON Mr Frank R Stocktons NEW NOVEL THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HORN Astory adventure of roman 1 published complete in book form without previous se rial issue One volume cloth I ISnio 150 SFVV YUltlt TIMI 0 Iho sttstiiiiiil i IIOVVIT of this romance from the pen of I writer hitherto ugnriltil ci t oily ns I liuiuiirlt Is 1 remarkable Air Stoiktou lilts certninlv Micceedcil in his ciideiv to write t I Mrum novel of incident I Hu hts not Kiuik hi InUlvldtinlity In spin lii tug 111 t exdthiK I vnru Theru tire many suggestions uf his iMoiilliir hiiinor NKVV Yom hAil ANI FMHFSS 0 Mr Stockton must lie o literary liMUiotber This Is 1 tho only 1 uxplnnatloii thnt ito ii In foutiil I for thtt cit cot his tales hoe on the imbllr Anil VXD hnve reached thlKconrliistoii utter HtilsliiiiLc I nt otto sitting this new Ixxik I xx ill rank with tho best xxork Mr btocktun has ever done BOSTON ADVERTISER o0 It IH unlike aiijllilnp lie liis previously ilone nnd wo Iitvo no hesiUitloti in pro iiouncInK It his lic Ht work It IH In a ncxv vein and Mr Stockton is master of It ROSTOV JOUHNAL I ufoio lie notary IB half toll the senses of tho rentier are enslaved by thu t lunette ot the style An artIstIc Illece of work 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n n 7 4 ty 8 THE SUN fiATTTPnAV JUNE IS 1805 I AS MOORES FORGERIES 1 KAKT ntrrn SILK 3titrn Ar T A c 11111 flY 7 no JIA N lI J T f1r et lalliie Trrarturf t nfesup IHu rlnir ml In nnrt IlemU Not Otilllr Ineirr MnrlKmced the Mill for S oOOO Albert S Mnore Hcrretary unit Treasurer of tin Kusl llhirlll i i 1 k CompMiy now I I theTnmbi t wider rlmrRri of forger WI Z arraigned hcforn I Jurtlcc MrMahon icitcnlitv afternoon William lI 1 jMiclt cushlceof the Natlnmil Union Hunk p wllholitalnlnc I from that bank hallill Moore wlh I lll11111 roln tlal onluiin 1 I I 5 1 lHITi I I on n not for 8 11 I 000 licirlni the furitiil endorsement of Hubert V of Ibtimu and Inirmn Hwnnn it Co Mr John I tu Inrimri In nn iifllilin mibstnntlatul tlioclmrRo 1 i m District Attorneys oniro was represented 1 by Depim UiMMit 1 1 1 MrMunus mid K H r 1lrlh I npiienrcil I iMitiscl fur tlio prisoner I Mcore pleaded tint iftillty waived cxnmlnntlun XIt 1 viti l In I default nf tll0 i bull vtai rcniandsd to C St Jttr t n Ity Prison to I nnalt the action of tie drain JttrMr In Mr Thor Davis ln Jr one of tho re WI clr tit tIn Last Hirer Milk Company asked t to Im l id cII possession of f irtalti mornndum I booke i kes check nnd3tl7 In inoiiry fomd T nn tln prl niier whin lunsttd In Dotectlve a llolitti j JiistliuMcMaliniiordVrcd 1 that the cf I ttrli be turned ovtt to t tin t property clcrk t It was learned cstcrilay that Muore hail br a rowed SUdOO fnitn Dr Allxrt I ledoiu tb President of the t i Icdnuv I I Chemical Iabtirntnry I I Clllf street t on his iriotuil i note As ueeurlty r Mooro itnvo u I dint tit 1 mortgage upon tho hast ti HIverMlk Mills and thn proftrrecl slnck of Ilio vi of tlm viilun of 0000 llils company n Ihl par vnllo lt Jhls e transaction took jilnro lastNoiiiiilxr tint the ei mortgage viI not recoriliel until Ihiirmlny nf t this week the day upon which Mnoru wni ar wl Ui rested 1 homortgajo purports tn bo Klcmd I Ia Alfred Hue in then VicorrenlcUntnncl 1 Albert S Mnorc ecrctnr and Ircnsitnr of the Fast rs In Ittver In Ilk umpiny Ir leduux Is I ut present tn Itiilso transpired stcrdn tluit lit Broad 1 I nay Hunk j holds a mite lor Jilnou 1 made by Caki Monro threo month ago In tbo imtiiuof the hast ill vet Silk I I nmpaiimid signed by Moore itS o Treasure r Preside I nt Palmer of thn Irnalllr 1 Hank Ill vete rein that tho inntie was paid fu Into the Ciieinieiil I Hank to t ho credit of tbn I I I to Iu Bilk company and that to believed that t tho Ilk con pan V niw respnnslblo lor I tliu noli tC Hecelver ln said that the recelvi r will 11 operate tha inllli itncl 1 carry on tlm alTnlrt of tho I company l to thu Itt pnsslblo advantage Mr Day nlo Mild that imMldu of tliu gIuts5 iyero Mnnro ttm I hun otitstnnil nil Kiven by ro company hI no OUIIIII Ing debts mill that ttiv iitteraut 1 loenfurei pity U inentor tho units nil l be n tl tid 1I 1 In the I icmrlK I The order appointing Messrs hay and irein lit receivers nf the Eit Hler Silk Compnn waa Itt filed ycsturda with tliu Count Urk I onltH b of t r lnlh In l behalf ol the Na th tional Inlcui Hank thu Hunk nf America ly antI C A t K Serll ratelll A To In pllk inerehantH hato hen Kered uixm bI the hemlc1 Nulloiml Hank the tnltrd I States 11 National Hank Vic tor V Achills Win I er Crae ACo Knbn A Kobn Win I Hitchcock A Co unit John Menke Hie Hank of Amvrlca has attached the of the Bilk e bl RItchud projierty company 1 In Astoria I I for I claim of J1UH7M the th National union Hank clalmn SJIIH while the si attachment of urI KrntLlH o Is for S 1080 Hobtrt W Inmnn obtained an order from lodge h I InKrnham yesterday rcHtrulnln tho nnicirs I and alen IS itt the company from transferring 0 c any of its hropi rti or eirects Itr Under thu tutni btnvntH the mills at Astoria eta it barn been seized by SliorilT Iloht of Querns fh county Work ban been sUHpencled the em en ployees havn been dlsmlbs and hherltla dep It uties remain In pnMertHlon A bale of Bilk vat V tied at 1117 was roimnnl from the mill yester day bv Coroner Strcinn of Astoria under 1 writ do of ieplcln obtained by a Mr KilloKK of this city In the Tomb jesterday before his arraign melt McMiro spoko freely of the atfulr to a HUN l reportir He denied that bo had been a Sunday DII hrhoii supertnttiidcDt saying that ho wan only I the Sec rrturj of II hit Sunday HchiMil of tho Collo Klnte Diitc h tornied Cliurcli Ho said Ilrt I forged thno yeursaito I uua then a lit bnokketiicr for Inuian Swann A Co having bun ultn I them for fourteen years I bad been pa SI sptculatltig was lone on cotton and had to put da up mono mamln with my broker In an un d it fortunate moment I made a not with t aforcid eiiclor ement and sold It bu llremell In1 lltlt to bank The amount J do not know her Mnoru taid he Ravo the proceeds of the note to aig his broker and I ttinn saxtd the latter from fall to lire Httexpttted to realize u fortune all tftko up I the forded note IhliiKS went from bad to to ore nalcl tho prisoner and I had to keep d on Belling tutu iiip r tn keep rnjmlf up hn i McMiri1 Bidil that tile amst was not unexpected bri n him I and that he madu nn attempt to ocaoe p C rr eeitt hueoiilil not tell tho tiact amount of the notes beirintf forirecl endorsements but was lul posltlxo there wns not over 71001 with the lu ejciptlon of I notu for StIOOO held by the wh Hrniidnii Hank aud wlch the prisoner bald Jj s bad paper CAXTOIl TO JtUV THE M A CLUB This StO that ShrrlirB Hale and Will dec 1robiibly Keep the lloune Iel 10u Open The mutton of Jacob A Cantor as receiver of hot tilt Puma club Association to compel tho a p Hitrllfto turn over to him the New Manhat tejar tan Athhtlo Club Housawblcli has been held ow by the SherllT on many judKments against the a i association t tho Injury as alleued of the io drinkables and other club personalty has bean tor granted by Justice Andrews of the Suprtme nve Court Mr Cantor will now try to collect dues i enough to pay the Installment of rent due July Ca 1 IU250 to save tho lease and the option for it i the purchase of the property The decision will c1 prevent the aleby the HhorllT under which It thrjj waa declared tho New Manhattan Athletic Club onjj people which has a membership 400 were f trw expecting tn get the efTtcts lease I and option at hat a low figure to reorganize again Mr Cantor Cnlor D says his purpose I to run the club Just I tu Androfts provides tlmt the bond of Air Cantor which IB I now Jlouo shall be In treantd the amount to he determined when the order Is I entered on this decision The Judge I all gives the judgment creditors permission to tome In and defend the cuue In which Mr Can tor was made receiver which U nn action In brought by Horace H Mitchell as a stockholder gi of the 1luua Club Association for Its dlisola agi tlon n I I tnn Cantor asked In bin motion that he be permitted t conduct the club for BX months from July 1 under the same arrangements for cia members an heretofore but the order to been 1 tered will dcflnu bis authority Be HARD XI3IF8 AT 2l4flh74D07f5 1wn JIAnnADOII D ThB tar ImAuttrr Dorm Not ray and jel He lt Are Glad tu York for CO Cent I Day o nAHiunoKS W I June 4 The West Indian sugar trade Is passing through a serious crisis thi In Darbadoen the crop now reaping Is very far the below Ibo average In some cases lesi than half i Many estate tire In the hal a of the OiUcIal 3u rn Assignee In Chancery and the number Is In n creasing dally Ihopresint deplorablu comll lion of atlalrs Is I regarded generally as lon nlll I rernrte1 ncrly only I g beginning rho colony Is I orerDopulated money TUI Uvcarcn the number of unemployed alarming con ly great altO the wagea kiimll Atrli ulturnl jou viI laborers ran now be engagee for UO eenta I I day Women get only ly cents Thousands of both tk S trips tire iinablo to llnil emplo ment itt on I thiHc I iiite c I holioveinmentof 1 I Harbadoes has taken steps Fi tiiiiimlHlemlurntlon It hasnent lonunlnsloncirs the to Inspeel Mineral of thn nttlghlHirlntreolouleii to give i lorm 10 t it silienuof rolonlzatlcin apt I 1titi in UB from St Iucianiicrirlnldad I U that man eitlis III I theio cubit leit himi been aban Jn denied At Alitlguii Dominica St 1 Kills l M I lucent uiul keiieudl thimikh the lraler anti I I le ser Antllli s the ln elide of affairs exists 11 0YN1 l islands Pt bib meetlnL Imn bien n held and ri nlutcum lmo beun adopted for ten I irwnsnunlnn to I the Secri tary of stain lor Colo ntri I Hilt dlnctlni lit attention I to tilt Impending I I H1 alt I iiln iii lie Ulsr Industry In Iii I I Hrlil li West jicllen the lerilarj has bun askid to ap liar at nliiii li I raiueiincl n lirrmanr I I with i a vlewtoend I i llulruMdi I m nf bounlled to thu growers of lix ng lee t ingzr and falllni L In this to have 1 duty liiiKsid t on all I sugars Importid Into tngland ant 11 Ollr Impnrtll t11111 from the bounty Ifltflt I rica I u I S rnKluiiil Aonilateil Treni Kleelbm JT 1 otto H Atanpttltl meeting of the Nro ncland I AHIK i Illr11 t 1 I hittil Ito to day I rands M 1 Maimnod of tlu lloston Jmirniil was ech itt a meinbir of Ibe I 1cIIIn I I ciii ntht tee In pbui it inn I I hnrls H IuInr tsigned Mr l Innie4 W I lunih i i f t lie Ho ton M 1 lllel waHftieted Inuuri r of thcMtsi iiclate i tllcj r f nun itleiiiliir Thin hey H rnrMi I i in i iu M Hi Kti Intlont I tiMiir i i in lrt l III Tlio Mlunlsy calendar will l allcl l at l in III A I alur MiniHiiit C it 1 M luoincns ttutri of Kill lihi II I ltitek AniMi bi Haunt L nlll i IDA M Inriiro late MK or lllliiii P I I t 1 Iru tal 11 11110 IhiuliluKi Ail i z tlu

JnliiH i liuiulb I rI11 in a M I IllMNliM Ilkt I MtJItlTtllH Motion htiiniiiii tniur Mfiii I I tun Iniluat 1 lolu tiniiMiir sr tt Tuni Miiiinni Use V WINCHESTERS I irvroiiio iMirri I of JIM E and NIMIA fur t hrinlc much rnk IIIII K Trot hlIell iou or thesis Ieior Vrcllle ant for Casey rrlr dciurul llehllll SoM ilrunltts UINcuU Ttll t CO X Y l v M Ten Sweet Caporal Little Cigars for 5 cts SOLD BY ALL DEALERS IL rvv TJIOIIrr 11l1OIUSES The Appeul ofthn nrnpanlea heard by the Jenerail Term In llrnokljrn Tlio lienrlni on the aptical of the Nassau Elec tric ItnllroAd Company anti the Kings County Klcttrlc Kallrnad Cnnipany commonly known us the Hynn mails from judgment of Justice Mnltli nf the Supremo Court declaring their fram liNci void and ntnpphiK the construction of thn mails took placu xstenluy before Justices llronn Ilkmsn and Pratt rnmposlnir the General Term of tho Supreme Court In Brook lyn llllui Hoot opened for the companies and was followcd by Joseph II hole Mr Hoot ro vi Ion iil the history of the companies anti the clrcmnstnncts under which they received the franchises lie said thn dttermlnntlon of the Hoard of Aldermen to Impose a percentage In lieu of n lump mini as remuneration to tho city for franc hlsi ii was perfeetly proper Iho course followed did not entail any ion on the clt or Ilrnoklyn but on tlie contrary waa really more neflelal to tho city than any other plan pro Iod c Iho consents awanlod covered twentythree miles of mail Mr Knot thought that the In tnme which would accrue to thu c Ity nn Ito per ctitiiKu hauls agreed upon would be about Sll rl a year n sum much urenter than the interest olTerid b the uninceesKful competing com IianUi III closing Mr Itciot ftald the court had no right to touch the franchise unless the ulronicest external proof of fraud was adduced Jesse Johnson fur the respondent went over the linn of argument In followed when tho case was buoro Justlcei Smith lie contended that the franchises were smith having been granted without any competition as to the rate of fare nnd ho alnci asserted that the franchises wore worth SAOOOUOO Mr Iiluanl M Grout In his argument for the respondent said When tho representative of the FInn Corn pan appeared before the Hoard of Aldermen lie canto therewith the emuyconttttenceof man who know that he owned those thirteen mem her who had stood b him all alonx He wasted nn tlmo In argument nr In combatting the pre Iti tinilonsof case wiut rival afe nn corporations It then stood He knew When that the I Hoard of Aldermen passed that resolution elr Inc the I franchise I to Flynn and his I associates members of the minority arose and stamped thu transaction as fraudulent and not one of the majority had the courage to get up and enter n denial Mr Choate In the closing argument for the companies nald I that the proceedings of the i dn Jchtl Hoard of Aldermen I In relation to the franchise gatn no Indication of fraud Decision was reserved SIANAOKK SIITKY RESISKB For Yenrsi II Hud Meen the Pradlal Head of tlie tiermanAmcrlcstn Co At a meeting the directors of the German Amcrlcan Insurance Company of lli Broad way New York on Fnda the resignation of James A Sllrey VicePresident and manager was accepted and complimentary resolutions were passed upon hits services to the company Mr Silvejsduccossor has not yet been chosen hut It is rumored that the place will be given to a prominent underwriter of Hartford Mr Sll vey had been connected with the GermanAraer lean almost from Its beginning having been appointed Secretary in 1H7I a year after Its organization In 1HHH he was elected Second Vicelresldent and held the dual office of Sec retnrv and Second VIcePresldent until he was elected VicePresident last Decembsr With John V V Murray late VIceIreildent he was nroinlnentl Identltled the practical work of building np thu company whose annual net premium Income has Increased from 520348 hi IS1 to OHKM1I I In IMI I Mr hllvey Is I Pre idcnt of the Tariff Associa tine of New Yurk and of the New York Insur anendlub Ilia resignation has caused quite a uensatlon In underwritltig circles as be was vir tually tho head nf this great corporation It II g fJrtcy W redllhl believed that ho would not have offered his resignation had hn been able to Bet along with the tnrman eleim nt In tim GermanAmericans Hoard of Directors Kmll Oelbermann the President recently returned from a sojourn of reveral yearn Jno the old I country and he will make the selection I of the new underwriter and manager for the company The Presidency of the American FIrS has been tendered to Mr Hllvey but ho has not yet accepted It STOLE A wjsninyo OUTFIT nurKlan at Notify Got Mr Frobos We4 dine Unit und Ilia Mosey NUTLET Juno HThe residence of Gottlieb Darm on Nutlcy lucnuu was entered by bur glars last evening during the absence of the family and they carried away considerable booty The burglar forced an entrance through back window and overhauled the house from cellar to attic An Inventory of what the burglars carried away Iniluded two gold watches and chains a new suit of clothes a hat and n pair of patent leather lints and 120 III canli belonging to Philip Knibose stepson of Mr Balm and a Uatitlty of silverware and clothing belonging to thu fnmm 11 1 lie null of eloth the hat and the shoes were recently piirchn cd h Mr lrobno to tie mar mimi 1 II in on Miiiilaj and the money was to bo used fur Ills wtltlfng tour It was Hald to da that In consequence of the loss Mr Kruhosea marriage has been postponed for a week J1C1 L AXJ CUUU LII CIA L New York lock KifhmiiceMitlei due 14 UNITFIl STATrs Mitt KTATK linxpR IN SlOUOs flUN4sr 07lItJ1 I I I5A7s llUIltNO Ml IIOhlMI I IlllriH lit MTfll STATFS IIONIM Illl 4Jl l Jut utril I 11i2r V1 lillrI OII iti4 III I 1 I h4 r 1U07 11 lit llJ4 I HIIS lrnl r Ion Ih4 i e lIt 11 111 I H IN 1 I MIII rI itil I 4 r lUif5tet4 I 1 Ut it IlillI I MI7 Illl t h4 i IV I Ut ltti 1 I Nil l mis Inn L bs r 1104 llltJ llSiiC hll IhUU 1011i IIAII IIIIAH AND 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Cat ft Heels 2UU 203 Chi Juno plIU lOll Osieola 21 Htcbburgpf I us 143 QulncyNtnhtB 21KO NYftNf pf H7 110 amarack 31132 IBS Old Colony 177 famaraok IU VI O Am Hell TeI2t1314 204 A TftHr 4s 74W 73 neslghsuE 3S14 37 AT afeMl J7M 27M rllllAIIEIIIIIA CI06INU QUOTATION lid Xdrrd IHd Xiled Lehlch Valley MTIt IIKI6 Met Tract U4 US l h CAN Co 47 4N LTnfNJskSs 443t4 N4 rennllll oaf 03 United 0 I Co 7KU 711 PhliaTract II A 1424 WelIIh H LCo 4in OO IeoTrarl 1154 614 l tlocS llcom 271 Sjjj Klectrli Tract 741 71 CIIICAOU CIOHISQ QUOTATIONS lit I AIM I JIM ArtriL 1IyIl1i 1134 lakeSfI lH IHH Amhtrawiid 4114 47 i NY lllscull 71 3 ota Canal A hock 14 0114 No Chat llr l 2140 I 25314 Clly 1 Hallway IU1 s lu hreelaht an 14U 2n i Diamond helm 1JJ1 IJIMl W Chi lot 11113 USMi ITJST lONIIDN CITATIONS Atchison 1st 1 A 1 lotS Norfolit ft W pf li et Ag Canadian Iaellle 31l Northern Ice l pf iw I heiapenkn A Ohio 2 I 111 1 Ontario A Writ 1SH Erie common nt I I IVuimylvunla 341 Erie Oil consols 1414 tleadlnK 341Wli Illinois C r rat I CS I Mlaiii 4152 kanta Jt Texas hit Sntl Ito u lakoMiore lMV douth It3 lif 4 Inll ItalI 1110 J Unliin Iaeltto Ml I N V Central lullj Wabaihuf 20 KniiiAv June 14 Tlie dealings In stocks today were rather bet ter distributed than yesterday but the move ment of prices was Irregular oIling chlelly tn lie taking of profits at the end of the stock by spceulatlvo holders Vnusunl Interest was man Ifehted In Chicago tins ns today was the lust npportunlt of lit friend nt that enterprise to secure the passage by tlio Illinois Legislature nf the measure known as the Consolidation bill which If I It becomes u Ian ivlll permit tlm Chicago t gas companies to formally con i solidate In the early dealings the certificates representing control of tha Chicago gas companies ftdrnnctd nearly a point to 7IIU 1hl I Improvement together wllh uncertainty I as to the success of the measure referred to which will have to bn pasted 1 over the lover nors veto ludncecl selllnic of this stock tlmt de pressed the prleo nearly two points from the hltfhrtt llgurua recoiliMl A final mil left thu price tllKhlly lilsliir than jfsterilsj At tho cloteof biislnes the disposition of tho Cunsoll datlon hill was till In doubt Sugar Kotlnlng which was secood only to Chi cago Olla In point ol 1 activity was dealt In ei dlvldsnd today and friends nf tlio stock saw to It that It till not suffer as to price on that ac count Ihe lirtriger fctocke ttmugh compdrn tltely nejlectem were Ilrmly held but DU tilling Iteadlne Bouthsrn Hallway preferred and New York rtiul New Knglatid closed frac tionally lower The last named fluctuated widely on sinull transactions which U not our prlslnx lu view of the tact that ma majority of list stock has been absolutely taken off the market Northern Im Iflc preferred recovered a part of yesterdays loss but the only stocks that were sggi etilveb strong were busquebanua and Western common and preferred particu larly the last which closed IH I points higher hams yesterday at the highest price recorded for It The changes effected today In hi manage F ment of the Httsqaehanna And Western com pany are noted on Another page of TUB How They confirm the stntetnent made In this col umn several sago that Influential financial Intrreits IJRU conic to the rescue of the com pany Tho representatives of those Interest assert that tho floating debt of tho company lins been nimnccd In n manner that places tips company In easy circumstances And that hue policy of the new management will be to work in harmony with the other anthracite roalcarr IIIK roads It Is denied emphatically that this control of the company hot passed Into tha hands of cnpltnllsts Identified with tho man nKement of its competitor Though tIme rius luclmnim mind Western property Is not one of tho first tunitnltudo tho defeat of manifest ef fort lu force the company to make A confession nf liiohenry together with a desirable change In tho nmnputiiicnt have a bearing upon tlio general sltnntloti that cannot be construed as eilhenvlsu limn favorable A tirompl denial by nlllclalsof the Manhattan llnllvrny Compan nf thin story that came from Pittsburgh last nluht that the Wcatlnghntise iiertrln Mutiufnc turlnir Company hai secured n cnntrv for scnirM millions of clollnrs to equip the elevated rlll1way system of this city with electric motor power prevented tlmt report from nffcuing to any great extent the specula tion In liencral Klectrlc anti Manhattan Hall way 81I1ck It Is Interesting to notn that limo of the most pronounced bearish expressions now i onie from operator who Imvo heretofore fiivnred the long side but having sold their stuck lire now ilcslron of recovering them at loner figures The clnsliiR wni In tho main litmus at an Improvement upon tho lowest prices IlrlrFlIIIII Klmil sales coimmro with thoso of yesterday ni follow C Jiinol Junfili June li Junrji Ateh TSfe Klin IOl Vat lead pf 904 DO AIIIIIII1 12HII I Is North Ate rh n Am suo lid p HIJI I lOOi Norfolk ft VV Ill I 71 anadaSn till 31 Norf ft VV pf HS 14li r glij g rh tc M l Caiiniltan Ice B4l 54t4 Norlhw com UU t twit I I CASH I 431 41V Norlh P 1 coma 4t 14 CIIAO r ip t4Ct4 Nor rue pf I I7J 1 i1I 1 title A E I pf toil jnn SlIII ioA io l Cot las 144 147 oII1Sul 403 J hot Ohio I sin 224 S J Irtll Id 434 11114 hlIIlInll 741 73t tint ft Ust ll4 lN I Del I AW HU IIU4 IaoMall lit IIU 141l I It 11121 loll itcirk Island 72 7JU IlsftltCn net IliU HtaillliK 1KU 1411 Erie II IOI Mialilenm lijj fI4 lenKlec IH a T H hnlllh lly 14t II MoekVal 2ll4 hits hoiith Ity pf 411 IIt hanftliI 17 ij 17ia Feias Iarinc 11134 t Wll Ken A Tex pf lit B214 rmnCIftll U41 Ci25 LnulsANasli BQi 5Mi t Snton 1 Iac lilt I I M l knHhorn 147IJ ISIS I tt Cord pf a 114 a l l It I Unit SMt 1414 IMealh 1 20u 2ui lailrelellas tJ1t alt tt t s I eath pf H1i tilth Intoll lISts 114 Wabash Jr lll j lilt Michigan iVn lOut 11124 We t fn Tel 31334 0 it Missouri Pee 5 UW 21141 Wheel ft ld Ii 14U 14U bat ieait jeii 30 I tx dividend CloTcrnment bonds teady at unrbanitecl plo lotion Hallway bonds stronK The features vvorollenveranclltlollrancle consol Louisville New Albany anil Chleaco generals Missouri Knn1UI and Kastern lets Missouri Kansas and Texan of Texas Os Mobile and Ohio general 4s N Y Chicago and St louis Ontario anti W a tern It 4s Oregon Improvement is Omaha and St Louis IstsI I It Penria and Kaotern isis clntii Valley and Jeir Kiiclnnil 4o southern Pacific nf Arizona lei St Iouh Snuthncstern Ists San Antonio and Aransas Puns 4n iiiith Carolina and Genrela Isis Snuthern Itallna ns Tennessee Coal and Irnn Hlr division Inlnn 1nclflc Denver and Gulf IstB Atcliisnn 11111 Term va and IiIL Kansas and Texas Northern Puclflc HeadlneTexas Pa cltlc and Vabasb Issues rite mine important net advances niro In Denver and Hlo Oranelo S consol 4f t t V cant to Ml Fast leon Va and OIL told 1 4s lit to lOHanel It lien 431 H to IIU Ioulsl Illi New Albany and Chicago cenerals a4tn7l4 Missouri Kansas nnd Eastern tat li tolUls Missouri Kansas and Texas nf Toxns OB t to K IH Mobile anti Ohio general Is n to 10 Nnrthnrn Pailllc consol fn Ij to 44M and consol 5 is 1 1 II W 1 to 44H N1 V C hlraso and St louis 4s ti In los Penria and Eastern lets 4 to 81 rlnto Vallev and New Knglnnd 4 H to f0 Southern Pacific of Arizona Ists It1 to 100 St louis houthwfitern Ists 1 to 711 Nun Antonio and AransnH Pass Is j to 11117 South Carolina and Georgia Ists Vh to II7 2 lennessio Coal and Iron II Is Hlr division m to 14j Lnlcin Pnclflc Denver and titilf lets I 1 to 4H and VnImsh 2da 14 V cent to 774 Ihe nnteweirtb declines ss ere In Atehlsnn SA As M P cent to Wj i Kansas and I loins 4s V to 8U and 2ds 14 to ifl Northern Pacific C I T N 14 to HHH Ontario and Weot ern It 14tb 7n tn IIJ I Oregon ImprovementIs 11 tn 44Uf CltiiAlm I end St Ionic tofin 1 tn 41 Itenillne eneral 4s 1 1 iC L Ct HUM 1st preference Inc nme W i to IJlj nnd 2d prefer ence Incomes at to uM and Texas Pacific yds t V 3 cent to mm In bank xtncks 10 shares of American Kx chaiiBCBnld at IfiSK and II shares of Hank of Commerce at Ilia I Commercial price of bar silver In New Vnrk llllsr liar slher In London closed at 10 Illlld Kxports to hurope to morrow 47OOOO ounces Mone on call 1 t l cent Time money is I quoted at IH V cent fur ninety dnsI V cent 1 for fnur ninntlis 914 V ci nt for six montlis and a I 101 l cent for lult month on good mixed Muck lx dish CO iil lateral Commercial pupt U I quoted us follows Prime unlnrsea bills ricelv nblc at tihft I V eent c hole e slncleiiuino paper ntli IH I V cent and Kood nt4 iA f lent There was a better business In sterling ex change tncla and rules were Hllghtl firmer l f f tll Continental txrhiumu fIll lowel tlie ci it rca nf sterling Posted nnklnc rates for terllnc 541i1l for long bllla and 4 Hi for demand Aetual rates are Long bills S4HN14T J4 NHi sight drafts J4 8HUJ4 Siilj mind tattle transfrri 4 H isri4 NII44 r rnnes arequcited at 01114 for one and I 1 Iuri 1411 for thnrt relchsuiHrks l51f 1l5 for lone anti 155 MKKiDVij I for Miort guilders 4II4T40 S1U for long and 4VS 40 T1II for short Domestic exchange on New York Bnitnn 12 181iljri nts cIlKcount lhllrl onlIulnll par ellinl premium Sav annah lluj ing par soil lug I nt H premium up to 5 000 11O I I premium fnr lIono and over New Orleans Hank ISO nnmlum cnnimerelnl cents I premium San Irnnclco Sight par telegraph 1 cents f 100 premium bt loillB till cents premium offered ut Ti cents Chicago NO cents premium The Bureau of Statistics reports that the total values of the exports of merchandise from the Inlted States during the month nf May and during the eleven months inded May 81 as compared with similar exports during the cor responding periods of the preceding year were as follows 45 14114 May H4iflO HSU llflOU7nN4 iesemi monthsended May 141 73 304OUH bSI40472J In May last the Imports exceeded the exports byl7ilir0l4 In May ltjl 4 the oxcsti or ex ports over Imports was S4ni7i12 1 During the levstm months elide d May ill the excess of ex ports over Imports mis ferUlMlK and the ex cess for the corrisiHinding JM i Ind nf thu pri ced ing year was S M7tOMr lA The Imports of gold In Ma exceeded the extiorts b S4444170 and during tin 1 eleven months ended Mav 11 the ex censor exportH over Imports wns f ll77 yj lho i excess of exports of silver over Impnrts during tin eleven months vas I57lli7 i Thu Imports of dry goods fnr the iveok ending toitnj HI re S1KOIH7 I 1 against 3 lllililiO 1 I last week and Splits III for thin enrie MniiidiliK weik nf I lust Vear Iii 1 amount murki ted isis 51 slfiT4I 1 ngiilnst J l7IIMI7ylastHeekand I I M7II 7U for limo eorrutpondlnK week of lust year Ilio total amount nf nnthnultn coal sent to market during the wick ending Jun H n us 711 5152 tons n ihcreaso nf 171592 Ions us cnmpured with the enireniKindlng week of tho previous Your iniikitiL tin f ill t nut for the to datn I 7 illlU4J tons un Increase of Inrnlll as com pared with the corresponding Period of tbo prnvloUK S ear the Moinphls and Chnrlestnn llallrnad reports eross earning for April nf N47NA ndecnaronf f44t5J usiomimred with the Mime month nf last ear and n dellelt after pa lng operating ex penses nf 34t4 a detreiuo of 1C52 I llnuMriflii reports 119 Imslniss failures In thai I lilted Statiiduring 1 the I week ending to night against uhi last sVtek i anil 297 In thu I cnr rtslioniil t Itt wiek nf lust jear It d S I Dun I V I o i cmiputc tin llulillltleaof thu failureduring thu Mrit v eik nl Itmc 1 ixiluslre of t those of the tilted I Slut titrtiage S cimpun at 1HI14IIS I of whlih S4H4HS u enof manufacturlni enn cms Knr the i m ri spnndlni ueek nf last v ear tin I liabilities isert S M7 yM tlm llnMlllis i nf the ettiti trim falling I I ililrlliL Ma ii iri ill I rilloHI I 111inut fliTM7 lil 1 cliirliifc time mine month of luit S our hue I Juntitcss i Coil Iron I and hell we y Cnm pan report tol t earnings fnr May nf J7VMH I i harges J4sr 11 uud urplu s4osI ttl2ltl tint a I ikMcit of i irlHMl In ilty I IMM Thoreiplntanf t the I I I Imrrinniiit t to daj were I Cnstiim 4IFHI4 liitirmil ruVLime flONniv I and inliiellaiiiiius S Ml IIU a tolul nt H IS i Mill Ihe dlslnirm iiienlH Intliicliuu J400IO fnr pcnhUins 5511 in S77IKMH h Ing an exi esit of I receipts tiytr expenditure nf S7I7U7 The net abel ot lime lreutIIlr3 at lit tlnc of buslnekt 1 tu iluy axirllilally tlllfl hilled compare IV lilt those of yesterday us fnlluna t Jituui Junf it Hold enln and bullion Sim SHU 4 m luu 303 J7n hlltvrilollari and bullion VO nrtiM m vntf Umiimuil Stales musIcs ai0v32ll Jllnl4 HU limiter asell III eieils of ilruiaml lULIIItiet t377Js01 772340 Avallutilu Cash baUm In luillllg Suit reserve 189 318074 II41112 4V Money In London 4 f cent Hal discount Innpcn market tonbotli short and three mouths bills II111 V cent Paris advice moth M 1 V l cents at 10frams 71 centimes and exchange on londou C45 francs Oifj csntlines Iteielvirsllotiard S Jeffrey A I Jullllard and Jumen tl I I annon of K H Jaffray A Co hav e di clarrd a tlrot dlv liUnd of IU W I tent pay able oil June 0 utum all claims duly provml and admitted as liabilities of the firm The sales of milling stocks on thin New York ContioUduled block and Petroleum Kxchango loilii ss era as follows inlM nin Oivafnp IHaHtit l vntl Cloting Slit American Hsu ll s 3 a luooruniiiiMkTin K i S a 3SUCon Cal A Vs 945 243 14 143 IdoUale 4 Naixruu w vu pg w Salfi Kane Opening tHehfi bwceJt C f 100 Mexican 00 10 JO 60 tiioophlr 1 15 1 81 13 1 89 tOU Yellow Jacket 44 44 44 44 Total sate 9430 shares Fleetrle Ntoek Qaotntlna eomv June 14The closing quotations of electrto stocks today siersi till ArKnl rAison Flrelrle Illumlnatlnn till1 13 General Hleelrlc n III Oeneral Electric nf CO i 1 M Uniion Cnnsnll laleci Htore Bervlce K4U VI Bestlnghoiise Mietrh SSj 17 Weitlnihnuse Meelrla pf boll 134 fort Wayne Fleclrle IH 2 fort Wayne Electric Trust series A 4 44 Thomson Mnniitcin Trust series C 434 H Thonisnn llousieiu Trust series 11 4 4K COMMKHCXAL COMVKXD llrrniUttiiTit Lower FnTorMe Crop fir port from the etnilrahle t l Hull JJftildntlon 4oUon Hawler Ilnropr Hold Home Fttvnrithlo troii Nru P Furllier Itnln In l Home Hcrtlon HimeTtt Jen cml Irmle Itnprovlntr Funny Juno H COTTON fell II tn 7 point tint mccoy cml U to I point of this ami then egain rrcedtd cud cloivil lllmlit At H net ttwllim uf 5 to 4 Si I point fur time day with sales i nf 1l1I15llI I bait Now OrliMttmUMlncit 0 to 7 pot n Is roiovrrt il all tmt ono polnt thfii I weSk iiM AKalii Atict nt the i lar nf Chang lucre wan tt tn 4 polili hisser than limit night Southern fpot market were Kill rally quiet and unihaiiKPtl LUerpool dr rlltiul 1 liM I on lime ipof with sales of 8000 bile future dropjinl 214 to 3 1 point losing quiet Man theater nun dull weak niil irregular I he mrt rt colItis weru Id JH luclu llntf furious asaitut 11101 ihila clay hut eik smith 2Sii lest tart tot il for the sueck 14101 n KM ii nl It THO lad wirk nml liflttS last your Hint prlie bert stern nest lint without iiotablf hnnue Milling uplniulx rrnutnlnn at t4t A New Orimmus operator offfrcd In wager 1000 that the nosy trop will not rrAih 7000000 liiilm and It is ns arcrpto l Tlm inonnonii In India I In rcptirtiU to hat limit en ntl fa turlly Thl Is onulJi rcil to bo a bull point on Past l Indian buslruf In U refits Renrrntlf It I f Dun A Co nlih It U I no loncLr a rurttlori uhvttier huslneftH Ini proven Not for n long Unit have our nport from nil lana of thu tountry bttii M unlformb fuvtirnbh1 flip 11 lierliotil tlek I IfLToon tntlinllnrf 1 VIMXIO Ainerlraii n alnst lllJjuu last 5513 of which 1 59254110 w re 5 ttmrkmtli situ 1 fios uuu timl t ar In cludliiK l j4 ouo Xintrkiut lot ul Interior reiilpn till WI ill 81524 BKaliiNt 44IM last uteic ammil TVH tad 0 tar HhlpimntK 15 I 1T6nkultl oo islttst uivkaml Ii 1 iluni Itt Mar ttiin kn7t I 14 lmgalttt i W m I lint wick suit Ui 075 lust jt ur Iorl tXrj orln to ilsy 41 I M7 Thu Allies Iron Uork nt v HHrtrii hrto aUtftttnil UOKLB tuptriont Tlm llouani Iiirrlion Minp my nf lila stiller Alu I tlir Inrpuit It i lf I inanufui ttirtrt In thit souin Ims Imrraid tli vnur of lOUO I Ittelt lo IM r onl The Ho i tiiiul Hot IIUK Mill mttliMfUnl ha tncnned UAKI from 91 1124 toft 125 mr InhortM and ID I V M til for tiiPrhntiUn tu abe effort to morrow Tho Itllnoli I Steel Coiiipuuy will erect n targtM oiiMruttlon mill at lollet at a inst of 91UOUOOH and ullIirnpMy lHininrn I olunitilii S cJuni 11 I I Tut trop tonttnuei tn lmprof t don t think It in non more tlmn otto eerk laIr It U txtinif will worh il and is t free f rom rrn1 Jnl and A UK 11 ft t wilt tell the Uc 1 place Uttlt rr kiuoln llm Jureaii report If I It IH an mnili out for othtr Stales a4 it IK forouM In I tPAdof tOrt tuttig n rititt inn of aureate 1 am Imllntd let think Ihtru I In 4 au Incnmf In thin State I am sit tcflrl thn I tot itittt count let list Ini rrunfd tiii frai rfa o til tin plousitii art rtinnltiK that I ii 4r optrnttM t I Jat sfAHon find u great many inorf hortiA wire itt h ted i nrly tilt ettre oat rop nn oet tnoed li frt rtK aul t most of thin In nd n Mr lila mtiti In nrn and otnli Tim S tI o told and wet RprltiK prp entnl tht I planting of siring t ontn The illume tradltiif ass HA folluuit r ttHnna lljhft Anit Stile June riM ttMH II till Ii IllS nm I Julj 11H7110 7444 K tttf 57011 AItgUt7iiOrtiDJ 7 liS 703 47 VW StiItntter 70 Wrt 7 HI 705 10 WOO Htobr 7du7 10 7 14 I 701 8vt 100 Ntsenmler71 11ft7 IJ 714 711 220ii Uuerntr 7I471J 7 In 717 10700 January 7 0lll72i 723 7 ill lt 400 1ibrnurj l2 fl7 J7 7 VS 725 700 March 7hI739 7112 7 JO 700 Tntsis 1 i iii I RKS 4 any In the lay liter wa ale dine OC lug malnU to lower Iirmios lu Uerpool 1 and unfa orAbli Ihelitillcs from 3mm nihitstr to sas mutt Ii timg of in on or tti lornl llttI 1 PilOt litrtu Miiiildutton latr on iittli over prh talli11 liti lug tfi ruin tn Alabama Mhttonrl south arollmi mill i ileorRia I HOIUM Create reports nf renewfj rain In I 1iia C till hoinw uliiRh riKim oi frat rn and aUti for U nil trtrt at toimt Out mtliHMUHntl Hit tone I huaniH w taker due to littoral l Kfllhitc for tiKlNh and ontlntntal ac tount UH is ell as noriit furtln l ril ll uldatlnn Tlu private n Ulti t from IhtrtMiol were ti i the C orTert that froine lid fthi liuIN wi I r llliiK tlmt theirnd1 it mind wan Himtll altIl 1 tint prUtK inlht ko n llttla low un In m II lore tuklni an upward turn ciln rtiropn Mild fall ant lnltr nimitnitin i hern All thing con thiltm tt tIme market tic ri took UIH cotton cry well lniIetI ornr HTIKIK DcdlnM 15 1 to 23 point an 1 doned ban I tend chili sal of 14 I 7iO AKS Havn deilliutl If and In Huinhnrtc borne Itnitmi its vtre 14 r miser Tht re win a hoi da In Hrizll DIP recel ti nt limo were fl ooo So n port 54 at retel S ed frutr Snnto 3 arehonon clellerle In the I nlted tateK II4IM I tag Slink III llnire I Sonillio hiikn of whkh 2 14 OOO an Prart I mutt Itln on the h p t was dull and nominal No 7 1 Ilk livfuiurii 1 trtih log uva as fnl lows ftfilf JIIoleC I mi fat lisiimi March 7V 1 4lt II1 HIIUU I I 25 July 21l I 1445 1443 1 11 i4r Uillft VI I41D I 143H 141111410 hcliteinber n film 14 Illl 14 I 4D 14IVmiO I I CMiitier r Clou I 4tt5 IJ I 14411 114 11 Ueeemlier 2IIUO 1131 14411 II IV4I4 411 Tolnvn 1EiTlIir rnrnM was selling here and thH broke the market 1roin tin I fail that tlrni olli rs tm i ne tiiti n n Ue d of HIM from lllo miel 1 Haiiio Ills t hnmbmrl l that an e crhy tnoieni nt of tin i roii IIMV hrt expiited Tie Inriptan latde uero eaker the Aincrh an wan I iiUMiielltprles ft II nfT ratl I I er harpl uud Hi pnI itlve markets iionid little llfu I ma 7 It Hi ers Ssr hulk intO hiwn mom eiw luff to the weakness Inttlrar I TrnlrWHi iiilet nln 102011 l hhls Inn it In illy mills t snorts ii74 t hum anil luinil I suits Iliieliits tlftSNIilils anil 7707 MI Ic M ring 5 lout lirnn N In ham Is were iiioteil ni fol lems l Mm 25lsI2 7u snpi rnne Tout I So 2 extra Jll ll 3 mS So I exiri 4231 iM I 411 i li nr IMii CS Ml straights lliou4n latent 94 1718 1 471 Mill lend llran clouts I Ill I ns i 7 i kXV iiinrta irti ITS 75i7tjc nil I HIIIRH so ri mo IT 41 7mKV than Itlln i ItiliaUio ni feed hlla Si J s reenliiKS MI 4il P 111 1 mc I i II meal i2i2l IIIAIN Whilst tluhhottI I ill tnlS 5111 sale 1100 I hiixh far cx liri Nil i ret f o h ntoit I luPii I ener Juh No 1 hart sCfZIV oier Nn 1 Muni Iota 4iti ner sill No i 1 northernJe oter futuro inliS nilOHO uuih as felines Owning Ltncfit llightit Closing Mjht Juno HO H ti Jill HHt MI7IB Sllliomiu I Sltj lllemher tfj HI 7 in MIIV 814 4241 i IleienilMr HIJn 81 H4I18 elj Hllj Corn lerllne I V to t4e Split sales liunoniiuih lncluillllK I04CIOU I for i Jtporl No J 4Vtfc In elc Tutnr ilo S7e afloat ilo f o h afloat liije OM r Inly pan sue while t o li utlout Auif 1 uturo sales J7U Hiu bush us folio s limit Openup JjtMitit Jltghrst Ctfmtno Xiiif July iMi Ciii 575 M i September CI1 4H 5H W oil MH oats iteilined 34 u spot sales 43 nnu tmih a 2 while I34 o June do till i July dnJh Vn i inlxeel 39C l early down to 3 t41ke ungrn led ru4 V for Hhltiand Kit I4c for mixed t uturo sales SJDuu bush as follows limit Opening Lowest hIghest Cloning Muif Juno 3 2 8234 2 ¼ 83 1422 tt III1terittOChI 4314 124 124 Z18 Tile Crop niovemnot Is as follows ttei nmlt mm 54111 3E31 Itintl I nn 118t I iitie ChIcago 4144 144112 152011 2t7luO N tiss u25il OttmmncsllolhI llIuiSuJ 75111 1uttli li7it5 27317 Totals1711113 141ht3 Isl4s 217ltiu St 011 5111111 1Iliii tll8p TitoI 7125 I 5111 1 1441110 41110 unroll 1831 1111 Ttai 7ti7 12751 4 28004 I llOil Ness Tank ls5o 5115225 24117 hiaittltiiTts I 511 1 1 iiiit 81511 tIll 14515 lliIilldltilh 1113 tillS 3 9114 1 I I 42 71727 4141311 Total 43111 1127141 hJ3 114 tlrnflll mid OtuiiIt7 277113 CftIPUiI Tutiuls 3 siriia 2110 hill 92112 I 7 2 I 1215 1 I 4111117 totals Isit hear 41147441 tit3iiS OuthIt 41iU7l1 T i Ii 5 I Ft ATLtlti 5hcat Iitt il wak iiea arl lIt lill ilal mwtmmti Ill fmuttrtIut cr11 rIlitrta tritimt liii utIl IttI 55 I it it I In Ii lii ui tillltgtt hi tUlth 55 ti lihirlior slid Site is eiillirr I It litllm CIettitlma itt I Ii 55 ltmter ssiiottt lilt 5ilO iii itttl clii IIiur sica mu grImit lrilsiltI iii hit 111 I lie i iuiis iitus ci it Ittilil Itt I ii reslittmt I II I lit rsi tmtr of atrlay emil mottie tIC Itt ilImiliil I iiit lii tr I ii trill lIt tli prl 112 ii ill ne I 7141 iItltt lit I ltmmik itlg 11 rtgtmt tilit tItu I tititttt roi II fir ittmlttttslllitlI itt Itti 55 ltiet is lied hell limt stgmtiui Sir ic Ito titti dtoratl tOr ml tml is irtttm u 5 him mm I tttmmot I Ituli Ills II taitU rI tutmil ills ii SI ilmnI ltlt resotsel ttlt ii tsr tigSitit Out ills l3t ioit Itt time ill tenmoiutt iii tlmi su 3 iii ittmimitAhitmt litre atii lit I Ii 7Vit tirli IS I I It allit0 II ititlit itf tim ha 51111 IS I1r114 Ci 11111 3hiiultttirl still ttilisaiu 55 CIU I cry fimi ItCm i 1 It s momma it ore tighu I S suil tli rort2tt tiiimmi nt fIr I lie ttttal is ttiist Stoics is iiu mitmitul 11 rim Is a wi N Icr lis tpit ti Itt WIS I tier at I lie 3st atuil gmiriI s Cs i turtlt Inlet itess IltI lrmu tatia 111 griImiiil that etch mm lit IS 2844 rttiillm SI I sctmmit iiiioi wIth iisi friialit ralea S 511113 Ia l2llIltIlIlii litclt tmil r i i uiti 5 smtIS 0 ttaim ii ltlUlit 5t lii lOeaI is 112th tml lOIs srt ilrisl is i Core lisrnluIul illtiiliIti 4 II 3il tiang iiis I lillire or ke IlrlrIstttt ti 1114 tI I iii aralhii rp mlu sm rumI4 sjirlu tiirifiiliit nrm dill quirt nt i 9ilti iotn t Clot uud Mttidyut91 i12ls3 I S7W too I iiltltIOlt iii gel tlMliH Iti liii I i 14 S iasti tI cr0 es ntiittitls seer re i It ii II r hdsi t4tiIthtlh hire ut 11504 mmmiii 44 I 4 5 ma I ill Ito is us mttii bultgril imioittlS I artI lOll mittS iinutt lit ci ICc SVcst colt I T0 4 ill 0 sIt Ccitt rttuier 7 Ii trk ittlici Clii turin SIc l4u4I lCli lirsstl lmuge lkIi4t tugs 1114 I mutton 4 131 t4tmI html 141 ui l1imtr Ii I ili 115 Ct 1145 test at thii a ASt III Ilrrtttmtml Cit uIs 414 111 resutery 415 mull lemmtta ti guI s s I ma I 410 3teltermm e n lras I ii lirsti 54t Il a mtl I siiiCa tithrls I 2oli Ill da 8Sii last sImm ilss 45 577 irevtni Os Ia iT 4714 Ilc SItu rutll large eulorril tanme 7i4 ihc lilt tamtey 714imii3c ticlttle I I hiulue 5l8l iTs I faIr It god 41441115 tlfltflmfl 11414544 milieU fancy 7lgc gooll to imoh ti3l474 lllitiIliI St faIr 114eti4e Yiis iocuept lieday 1aiis ease lasm ala Ilasa 119il14 prestoIm sImm iIas ti2l142 hint and l nnv lania rotmtr mark l VvMW northern MUhUau Ohio aud Indium fumy lt I e t li3i Westerti northerly und outhirly MIL tlom tirllllA hI4liiCi Stlik llaw more active and iteaily 80 test Ohmic OH IMI a aide Kales IOK4II lags rentrlfugui i will ul atilVId 442I1 Inn moiiioti autar ej tint at 234e 1 4311 toils niuscntailii biiUitul 2c Ciniiuo June 14 I Ihrso were todt s prlieTi lit at irAeat prItilg lUhet lowest Ctnate0Vlt July 714 ls 7TK i7i 4144 be5tt S ora 0t 70k 75 7 ¼ 7u J July 60T 514 BflU CO1 61 S iit e l 24t4 Vili 0514 At1 12 July Hnl aoi SO 2IIj 214t t 91t lant UJi 2154 2111 810 353k July nn a7 4125 I 817 107 Seth U7J U7T D7J fl77 077 a flfitat O endntl IF1iest 141c C1I44f July 41 6Q7 09 ne Kept tt47 83l B47 847 C47 KeptMir Mir 4141 1517 11840 1210 8elSILIt I 137 11401 1870 1270 HI Louis last ll Ami Orfntng ltlutslO Alaar lumiy 7 7445 0 Hepiember i1 it S 101 July 4514 41 44134 Bel Icmher 40h Minneapolis lSmeat July Ttt 410 biptmnbrr 70 76 rnilulh t3rt j Iitiy 704 I 5 8cllttttlt41r 76 lily Mtoek SlxrUe Ntw Yang FrIday June 14 ItccelpU of fIJJ were anno head44 Sara In bei exported M oars direct inslaimhterirs and at cars Sn I bo sold ItArkel oiieiiert acllvr and hlfhor for lest grailesh cloi l firm stIlt limit end full riesr I 1 Mores t lo best festive stcero sold at 4 rn4l 70 P 101 t Tha Including stiiien at 4ftMiini Stills amI dry cows a i VcttllO nrciiecl lieif slow at fl j8H V SI JJ N ir In prlinr native sides Cables irons I rlijjn markets ciinte Ainerlran steerS at 1 14121 P 1 dipssrcl wilahti American refrlucratid rJ 940 Ititc w n No exports to 1151 i tomorrow 030 beeves at t7lilt illmnrIrC Ill Seef Vlneiit nf lalriVlnrTiiillnii l1 direct Inslsiwliteirj ers were BOO head Market brisk smith nrm ana aw seiiu nrlj Innr I In prim v sis sold at f 431 yJJ inn 7ll5l i buttermilk e alvia at H li37 Dressed calirs miriam city lnesseI veals tiiMtnV W B 111414 Kerelptsnf sheep nnd lambs liidtidlntf a cars direct In slaUKlili rrrs were 4111 I I headi UK cars nn pale all Inld Hhre p slow hut uncKl do nrnu lambs ache anti tlliii Her a ilnreMi cars nf sheeji wjro carrlwi user Ionr to Prlnm sheep snld at Si lffiMf4 as 100 M seleiteel liuiulies at l lt441L47i71 Inferior to rlinlcp lambs at SSO47 Iirnscel mutton 114410 t V in ilrisunl latnlnHftUlur Ilecrlnisof ilitIls were I Ii40heaiti 101 head on saie Hrui alt 1740c6 510 for Inferior to choice Real IKlnte Private Male Morcsn II 1 MiMoneiialcifilHil ColumbuS aTonuj has snld for ileorge I fdxara Koni A Co No II West fcUhtr ninth street four ilnry building gofoot front to lit mmr Stern for IHU 00 Kent Katnte Anctlon Haileil Hoffman liros hare sold for John T Wllllsms No 82 and SI lraiikllii stnet on the northeast corner of nrllamlt Still atxaliiry brick buIlding plO1 oOzlOO for iitttiit iin non AlheriMukiftl o base sold forHrs Dlppel theHTij atty tenement Nn vi tnsterdam avenue to Morris and Simon U olr for about CJOUUO lIed Estate TruasrcrL eillh st 41 i it Samuel K 1 Mctlulre and wIll I lltihhiir I S 1 Htnni 113800 Uliih it 117 and till Veet llernhardt Illumen thai lulli nrielln Wilniteln 113000 UHlh It ns t l3e Amsterdam av 1078x181 aurtxKill II I Adellra F Bonier and ano exors nf lleujamln SV Merrlatu to Jacob Jtinif and ann 71000 Cnliimhlisav a C con lIHlhsl 80 6x100 John I Adam tutu wife tn Ida I lenklus anil sob 1 Idilth it u w dIr Jntnel Terrace 70XU4 4z 7n tx Thus P lionnelly ref to James JIrileti 10000 14nthHl ss 2ii n Mllls a llWmT Intosh tn I Vmtm letzer and wife 1 Samepnii Vmtt t I elrer and wIfe to Wnl 1 Milniokh 1 Hilthsi t JHI Pisitt Mary F Johnston 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2rs 13000 Wlstr 1rrr atmi sills laK o mwrence S 5 lilt at 15115 tuSh cv I 4876 Pauue ti N S tiuaraimty 51111 IndemnIty Co s 5 I lii al 1755 ii SUIt v 11 yr 10000 Walt Jutla to SIiirlca ii bihmnlill 5 S IJOd at loll W 5111 dv 4 rs 8000 htICtifthlE iIteia Carroll lIar p ru ilalili teYCtiSmi 95 10th ac amore sO 10rs 11600 tutus latrlik lii 2aymics Menu 2441 7th my n retr I tOS al s rs 1SOO hsior AlIsrm lo rr nklluMlrsky 134 and 114 hprlug st and 04 lu lit Wuostir St 4 J j rn 81vin HuRb smd imso xort of rirck J 9000 M11L to 1gb Slln 551 Jacob ioiaug 133 COckU C l0tC r Woo htanrtnl u Rcorfcniilzntlou f or TiE a Central Railroad and Banking Go OF CEORCIA A plan purchase of the rallroml an4 prcipertiM of thsOnlml Railroad und llnnUlnic CnrnpitBy afOcomln and the other lines tinhmcfd Inltnyf lent has been prepared and The MeKnnllUTruil Company or New York ha Uen by prnptr Mireements and 1 request appointed went miii I d ptwllorjr imilfrsiieh plnn The following Interests hate already lodged Ilielr written apprnral of this plsn and hon reiiic tM the lid Tru t Company In prcneeil to call fur heinit thereunder and take all such slept an nin Sc I nice sari and proper to fully effectuate ami ereeiite tlio ra orgsnltfttlon namelyi A majority or the capital utock oflht On Crl Railroad RB Hanking Comimny of Jleontln CommUteeorilie holder nfeerllfleitle 1 he Committee ort rlnt orindebtdneot the Centrut RnllrOHd ad nunklaic fompnnyor Georgia The iiadernrrlter of the proposed Firli MortunRe hands of the nr w eompiin I In ha med In taking op the present tripartite bond The Committee repreienltna thin Plrsi MortstBKB llondholdem of the Moklln a ad 41lr rd Ilullrond tompuny IIFPUS1TS UNIX It THIS 1IAN AUK INVITED FKOM TilE fOMOW IMI 1ABTIFS IN ISTf III ST I The holders of the capital stock or the Central Kallrnad and Hanking Company nt feomla 2 I i Tho holdrn or irrtlflcatns or IndrlitedniM nf the Central Itnltroad and Itanklng Ccimpauy of leorgla L3 The holders of the first mortgage bnmli nt tht Montgomery anti utaula llnllroitd Company 4 The hoMer of the first morlgnqn Ion ot 1b Sannnah ant Vestern Itallrnad Company 33 The holders nf the first mortgage bond of hi Chattanooga Home and Columbus Ilallrnaii Tom tinny B i The holders nf the fiat mortgage bond of the Macon and Northtra Ksllrnad Company 7 The hoMer of the first mortgage bond of lbs Columbut and Home Railroad Company SI The holders of the flrtt mortgage bond of tho Savannah and Atlantic Itallroad Company NFaOTIAHLE CEUTIFICATFS OF DEPOSIT will be Issued by the undersigned In exchange for secant tie to deposited THE mO T TO MAKE HtJCH DEPOSITS IS ERm DY LIMITED TO TiE MUST DAY OF JlIY 180 Printed copies of sueh lisa and any fiirthf Infor mation In connection with the reorganization which maybe detlred by the security holders n 111 he fur nished at the office of the undersigned 120 Iirot tiniy or by Meier Hnmael Thomas and Thomas r KJM at their office In the Mutual Life Building 0 82 Liberty Street New York City THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO Depository By LOUIS FIT7flFHALD rld 1 I Joint Executive Reorganization Committee OF TiE Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad road Company A LARGE ATORIT OF EACH CIA J J c C OF itOM JIAPI nrKv iiipo iiTin I ANlTHK IMAN HAH IIKIN IIFCIAKKI EFIITIr In vtw cif the great I roll l pmlta and the Iniposslhlllty or receiving the mcurltlei and Issulnif Certificates by tho 10th Instant the Com tl rolttee has extended the time within which deposits may be reirltel I I to and Inclu ling MSPJA1 JlNK 17 1KOS Dated NIU oltlv June 10 1893 II EIMVAKI KING thalrraiin m it isoHKits 1 YIS A EUWAKD N 11111114 A OKOROKO IIN In AIIKIAN IEIIV 1 U ommttoe W l MImil IIK lITIONIrn I ar ICOIIKKT FIIMIM I to JOhN iriitN I It II VICTOIt MOIt 1U ITZ t HhKMAS KOIIIII eiretnri Ie HAIGHT FR ESlf a BANKERS eel 1 I re COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS t tb 31 mtoAinvn rq v i JIIK tr b i P1TgtItii ItOMI CKtlN Id I il rON lhIIU lought alit mi d 1 for tatt 01 on u iimnc n nt J to Mr L i flit e iiiumi tlim ii i it Write o call form r inn hA I I M h t I il u r Irntid stilt inllrimil ninps I ffltfin inntil u 11 1 pnm tii nof nil HMI Id All n ul I INillsTHI M 1 ro Tt b I ImlliiK hllu Kt an 1 in is tat prln rr i m m i ti r 1 n to toJiMeiiri nf stn ki 1111 I Is I I run a ui I Co ion a ul 1 Un aim the m thots of UVIIIK I un I s Illnz on 1111I W ISsi I n it cimliS l Mi I VII Hi HIM nETInYlININ TIII I i IN i vi lIE SIo HPONSIHIIIT1 or Ill 1 HUM VI IT If eel WHICH TIll rI ISAM I1IIMIRTXN Pit 1 AH NKIr Tli 1111 It I If IT Slot 1I1 New York Salli iml ank I n ti n n is tilt nlshe 1 Twentx nir ix I rim IITKII ellrnlele mod I commo lions nrllcc ft lieu I lirnkine rerlci WI UIO N C bFFII CIa 1188 lltUAlVAivM IJ s tmar rlht 111 I It llea1 1 Sllt EI tll tctl tllr tlII II TO TIIK CKHIIITOIls OF I llUll l E S JAFFRAY CO lUll bet ol olDC The Itecelvers of the property etc of K H JAF IIrll PRA V t O pursuant In 1111 order of Mr William Itfit W la ldd Iteferee appointed by the judgment illssolv fit fit I log the said firm have this II iay ilis tared 1 a HIHI divi In t dend nf alt per eentlliu out cif the moneys In heir hands upon all cahns which hate betn duly I proved aol admitted as debts antI I Hal llltles of the said fIrm whkh dhldend 1 will lKm allc 1K1I1alle on all1 after lilt the 20th Instant at the omen of the Itetelrers NO 30 felt BROADWAY NEW YOHK IITY hid Valed New York Jllile isih IMIIS I aIHI lie IfOVAKII S lAIPltA V IIJ A II 1 ii III IKIt Picelters IAMKS O tA dN i sIlo 1 I ni Id II I ISO Hot SB 01 HENRY CLEWS CO i COwl l It II lit IS 117 llroiiil Slrrrl MLMIUIlSOr Till N siciciv I V II SiI dllb Orders for set urltles exu uti d fur ini tim nt if on msrKlu Inten I italloved on cleMi lt ac n ini I iihjeil TOn to i lux k ul siKhl Aet as lliuiRinl ami ir I mi r iieuts yo for con orutlon dei rOI Iiraiuh rriiis VOiMh As cnrtic vdh it I 711110i0 la son M and IU Court M llHMiku n al1101 hit1tIl11 mid jliitrrrot Jrf Jrn INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS Do OF Miiitrn i iiini 10 I N I 1 I Nil I IS kilt Altr the c A dividend has been l ileilsri 1 I III lMpn i r entitled bllln thereto under th H lea rr Hi su imulhi and t ehl three mOlllh 1tlil lime io IHII3 I III his rate nl In Four per Cent ier Annum i n ull t ttlS lImn U Inwh r 10 tluOO pajablo on and after MomJs liil 15 lIIut tao 1 hinti Deposit arc rechCtl frcim nil perana n I cad not exrlnalt ell frniii mereliiimn1 clerk Work uud II mild oil or Ielule Inly H still day ronc interest Irom Iul I ball Pant mqett ilinllia s i atiiiiii from 10 I nile t L I M loaoclo I M 1 Satiiul a I A M J I m S U I Tb ANtPtttV AHNHt irot I ittt I her c 0 C IIHISKH1HOM I I i ail itr ny i n MlSTHlN I MiN III hFtI Ill I I MIAN I anil In IIIIr rU nllh I Juui I lt I I Klvl WWIir MI I No IT The Pnard f lUri I im linn I iln Iit eel it ni liar rlr IIanl dlvllelMl itt INI I ANIi iiNh 11 Al IHt lilt I of Nf npnn the 111111 slocknf litta iuli iitt KI I 1 ihlco eif Ih1 I n itau reF lit titith iflir Ih I Ill I t I 11111 July nrit 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fIJI4 r I r 7 H IrJrt z r THE SUN SATURDAY JUNE 15 1805 1 5000 WOMEN ON WHEELS IVVVW CrVltlHlH TO iOJV IV 1111 I I 11 1AltAIIK JUIJtr noiird IllPjel for IOTlnat onpie Arc 4 hi I Vncnr Why Tandem Are Popular The I Notice 1oalna a Aerotmt The mnln topic ot conversation among wheel women In the academies and on the road yes ttrtl a v win the parade of the League of Amen un Whcrlmcn which will take place on the fimniit Coney Island cyclo track today Tli lotcrcst I mnnlfeited seemed to arise from tho fat thRt It II l estimated that fully onethlrd ot the IlXO riders will be women The woman Cfdlt who announced that she neither expect cd to tnke part In or to witness the pageant wan ffsanhd ni t out of her mind And tho cnthusl r mis I v ho would nt slay nt home for n mint of 3 money 1CI her suspiciously 100e 1 tirncesslim will form at the Prospect Park Plan and Is Announced to leave there promptly at tl I M oclock After riding through the park the cyi4t5t will Kodown the cycle path to Coney Jilaml and at 8 I oclock the races will begin IIROII Will women tAko part In the races V aikei an ipcrt who tired to raco In Chlco No Indeed replied A lan and this li just alt should be It Is not a womnnly thing to do by any mentis and If a wouldbe woman racer coulil tee herself bending over the front wheel and clinging to the handle bar near the centro of the steering ro she would never get on a fclrjcl nxaln It Is I absolutely necessary for a scorcher to ride In that way or else to bend the upper part of the back and make Ills shout den almost meet across the client This Is bound to t present a hideout nppearauuc and It Is Injurious for a woman to ride In this manner I dont think women will over take to racing for they will nut willingly do a thing that will Dike tlirm I apprtr ridiculous concluded tho inn ciillno authority An wny theres lots of fun In teeing other yfoplo race commcntcil a bloomer girl About this time the director of Instruction Mine Ito view and a loud appeal was sounded k mo to the cycle parade on your new tandem Mout women thin women old all young tnarred nnd single some In skirts anti loini In bloomers of every Imaginable cut and hue made this t i request simultaneously The di rector Illdcntly wanted to run but ho gathered couritIt unit plti I CUUr I would be Impossible to tnka all the la dle I wont take any one and after the fair Indulged In nnil miirmurlnir cmes Iriil IIIIIed pouting Inll lurmurlll In relieve their minds an austere patroness flueried What are tandems made for anyway The director leplled There are two kinds oncbeltiK the tnmblnntlor tandem the front wheel of which it I built for a unman and Ibo reir wheel for I loan und the other being a tandem designed exclusively for masculine use ile former Is I of course mere a pleasure wlml while tho mans tandem Is designed for tIt Ute of riccrs anti pacers tl What In tho alellor R pacer asked the rovice who was waiting for her Instructor to git it tier the tutu and last lesson il A pin er it I n IU who goes ahead of a racer tndraii I him l t out A man Ines ride much faster If hi lmi I Mima one riding in front of him and I oftrn lairs linvo four men mounted on a quadruplet tn pace them ln l t there wheel on which two persons can t riilr abreast V at ked a lovesick Ierons Oh y as replied the Instructor and to my un ut thinking It It I only tit for n ople who are dteply In bee with ouch other I I Is more llkn a irk cle titan a bicycle and there is really no 0 sOrt tn riding It I does very well to carry a couple along away from everybody else but It IK I hart to steer and shnrt turns cant be mado with it 1 has one wheel In front anti two be liiiil aril tho two seats are chose together In tli tentre tJ I think Hint would be real nice persisted the engaged girl Int there some arrangement by which two vlictlsian IMS braced together asked on en ttuUBt on biryclliiK Two wheels can bo connected by A series of fieri tubings such an the frames of wheels are cool of only smaller at the bend and rear fork Another roil Is joined to the front fork of both nheeU so thiit both front wheel move together anti I either tine or both riders can do the steer In This It I n dangerous way to ride for the wheels arc liable to come apart and a serious accident might occur A safety all by my lonesome Is good enough for mo Mid 1 buxom girl In a short skirt and Ire conversation rriinnl while the wbeelwomen wntched the novice who was taking her fifth lesion Again and again she tried to mount nentiu bile pnod nnturedly submitting to the In tvituhln guying b experts The lesson over the director took Miss Novice on the now tan don around the circle until they had scored lour miles and a slio dismounted rosy antI breathless the ardent student of cycling was tell about her latest rlence ready to lel 8hllt experience 1 thought you knew so well how to mount theoretically that you would step right on the wheel without any trouble said the club Ires 1 IUTlt 1 did too meekly replied the beginner but dear me I rested my right foot on tho tight la111 1 while the let foot was on the floor EoI nljutted uiy skirt properly I poised my bojydlrectly over the wheel bending It a trifle lathe hl and tot the front wheel In a direct lire irlth the rest of the machine Just as I bent well fornard anti gave the wheel the proper tuhl j attempted to vault lightly into the sad ale ami l I heel gracefully away but I Rave my Ilr tun narrow A base to nprlnK from and In trail nf vnultlni into the saddle I seas about to cut a double iomerinult straight over the handle bars when the instructor raved rue from pink Inuatreptiioleof I tried It four n sjectiie myself times tmes nuh the tunic result and on the fourth trlnl caught my skirt upon tho pedal under my heel au rlpprd half the facing out I felt very con 1lcunuH In this klrt yesterday and It seemed In I me that It was up to my knees as I walked through the streets hut today It seems en tirely tun I long aid Im going to have six Inrhrt of It whacked right off I never did ninunt entirely nlono but my riding was much wter tnilny Icople ran Into me Instead UI my runnlni Into them anti when I came very war a wheel I illdnt feel my heart beat the Irnst bit faster but steered calmly to the right or len jut us I fancied I can dismount In Intchivi I t le now nnell I feel sure that Ill get la the club In I nnnther week ont hi ion sure aid n member You hIlt taken your lat le son In mounting llmv was the tandem rIde There arent enough adjectives In my vocab t art in I express I It was simply glorious I hit t hit i I mistlvinir t through lmll air and Im ure the niiKels would have n better time going iwiiit t tit nay than with WinKs You know jiiciintnetiir teerid from the rear wheel and I just tat up thrrc In front and appeared to the i t tirstnlednnlt all AIlel reality 1 f yai merely peilnling a little Part of the time lilran 1 t evemln that but put my feet up and 11 tiTiiMl lni eels tn tnfc on a tandem tho hiel hfujtrnnir and then Its a pretty good tL iL titer nil fur 1 woman to feel that sItu U Rnxl nrt man rider barking her i no II spoil your chances of getting Into our gettnl c4b L I ih a troiiir I nccnnt on the word our If 7ti hold to tucn a theory as that or at leostlf Jn io preMt In pilbllr1 concluded the Ircsl 11111 Ireli Put witli dl faor and the U I A W meet of fj d a ialn beeamo the sol topic of conversation IUloni the ts heeling wOlen 101Ic converoaton ittr K ovjt LIMP no TWO iriiKBis flow a llrondivny 1nllrrmun Came to the HrieiKi or Two Ilclulrd Illryell Iiower llronilway was quite deserted saye for the corner mllcemen and nn occasional pedes trian when two bicyclIsts came speeding up the etbie In I lot late on Thursday evening The one front war a young woman and she kept her btl trite to the narrow pathway with the I Ie that speaks or lonp experience Close be hln1 her mile her escort putting In coOl honest orkto Veen up the pace she set As they ap reached lll 1lne street a policeman gave them alit III there Mtsi ynur lights out lits Lr young woman slowed up so sharply that bt r companion only escaped a rear end collision Uh en ono and both dismounted t ex saint tIM lantern nn her wheel which was umiK fnrh nmcn smoke but no tire Heopened Iro leopenII Unit fiinul tl oil hd given out Tlar aii right Mild he cheerfully Ill tll nut part itf the oil of my lamp Into yours hltu 1 i 111101 nhnwed that hU oil to had flirt iw I trod ho found that what was there llilT 11 inily lMt short time for ono lamp while tri 4 certainly would not last out the IL I 1 my lamp anti tle your sid TI J I Illn soil well make n try for I II 1 I lit I arrohd said she dolefully l1ci oletlly tul I 0 1 iltYo I 10 111 hOI lone and Id be I Id b I iii t lute 110 lt night I 0 Lt t ititI4ccrct the lceman who tr Ink1 an interest In the dileremira Order dlrlll sr rrl Strict IOW nlKlut 1elcl and Touel o l I me without being hld up and as1 milled Iiglt in even It I dftrttI let you go on litt I MWti lnl i T1 how were goIng ti get home f tbe ttv 11 VHini man ImUipslr Weve t tril i I 1fli all ire er Hlalrn Island and were lit t 0 Y1 I ret to go i clear tn SeventyiUlh Iil np zr rl with a mifcplcloii of tears U I i I 11 i we liii ly Court oil I or alan HUB uinund hero V I 1 0 mu miil replied tht ofllccr f v I nt I Ull you nlmt Ive 1 I n Mirier ride 1 tnndem 7 f lunik replied both t I I 11 mill the olhicer Ill ItH I i1 thin druirivny of the hil lrdiss uf eeoull Oi the cur I IL ncr of Pine street rind they liennl him talking t the watchman Then there were cuimls nl footsteps tramping about In the building Mitt after a short ilrlay the tmllceman rfatipearetl fnllnivfil by tho MMchmnn With thira they t brought a Mender wooden mile bolt four feet lone attn some nne wire frlamlltiK the two bl cyrlm against the lido of the building the yoiinir man In front the watchman and tIme officer fastened with wire one end of the pole under the tent of the first machine and the other to the front of the rear machine making the fastening quite tight with mnklnl rnlplnglof wire The llghtrd lantern shone brluhtly at the front of tills combination bicycle The two con atructora mood hack and contemplated their work with pride Therell nil decent R tandem an anybody needs observed the watchman but youll have to be a bit careful going around contents With the aid of tho oftlcer and the watchman the pair of bicyclers got their combination wheel upon the cnblo dint and with many thanks to their resellers and many compliment upon their InvtntlTo genius they were helped Into the iinilillei tent turIn away ft little uncer tainly at first but soon gaining cnnlldcnce on Itl Innlnr conlelenle n steady line And AS they departed the officer called after them I I any one tries to atop you Just tel el that one llghtft enough for a tnndem The pollco records yesterday fnllnl to show an arrests on Broadway for bicycling without alight OIrIVO MISS 1IOS1TEITA fgvnOFF A erptloai IB I Honor or the Delegate to the Itepublleam Nutloaml Iemtn ConvfMtlon The West End Auzlllnry of the Womans Republican Association Rare Miss Ilnswcll 1 reception yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Knill jcott Miss Iloswell rocs next neck to Cleveland to represent New York nt tho Republican Na tional Lentno Convention and her friends took this opportunity of testifying tholr pleasure at her selection sleeton The Womnns West End Auxiliary lias used all winter the liandsomu apartments of tho West Side Republican Club which by the hospitality of the gentlemen was placed nt their disposal Yesterday afternoon these rooms were cay with flags and decorations and filled with brightfaced women In tasteful afternoon gowns Mrs Clarence Hum the President of the club attired In Heagrcen silk with black laco draperies presided at tho meeting Miss lloswell wore n gown of light gray silk with trimmings of lace anti a light violet bonnet that was most becoming I had not remembered about this being Flag Day when the time was HICK for this reception mid Miss Hoswtll hit 1 think now that it Is a coincidence and politics well happy coilcidence Kings poltics aro wel mixed up together n are women anti sentiment 1 think genuine heart Interest and sentiment are as essential In politics ns In religion nnd the fact that women nre entering politics will tend to Introduce a new element Into the arena Wherever women go they carry sentiment with them von unconsciously I I hnve A little piece of a silk flag that was torn from Its stall years ago 11m 1 no fond of It that I always carry It along with me in my hnnit bag wherever I go No matter how far nwav 1 may be In whatever strange place when 1 search nmoni my belong Ines Ion u bit of ribbon or a fan as women often do and sec that tiny patch with the fnmlllar anl tny tnmllnr colors It keeps mo from being liomclck In reference to her selection nu a delegate I Miss I lloiwcll said that l ill Innovation did f not mean that the Republican party needed it Inrt woman to represent I nr that the delegates wanted a woman to IO along with them but It meant that womens continued nnd efficient work had given her such a position In public atTains that men were forced to acknowledge her presence Only think of I said Mrs Jane Pierce who arts the next speaker Only think of it our dolcciUe will be the ole lone little woman nmong nil those men yet her vote will be of n much importance hhe will havo ns much to say as any of them Will have moro to say chorused several voices in the audience uuelencp But I was educated nt a Quaker school and learned how to keep silent when needful spoke up Mils Ilnswell Some yearn from now wo will nil be dele gates Mrs Pierce continued Then it will hn nothing new and no one will give us a recep tion Th first time any Innovation Iccur recep I always significant particularly In a new move ment like thin anti I feel that wo cnnnot old brnto the event too much or be too enthu siastic A number of musicians and elocutionists both professional and amateur had volunteered for the occasion and tire addresses were Inter spericd with song recitation and Instru mental music The rest nf the afternoon was devoted to nn informal and social reunion Among those present wore Mrs James Grls wold Wentz Mrs James Kalrmnc Mrs Uharlen Wheeler Mrs May Hanks Ptnccy Mrs Snrih Reamer of California Miss There Harcalnw Mrs A M Palmer President of the Womans Professional League Mmc Von Krhm of Chi cago Miss Florence Klrkwnod Mrs William Lockwood Mrs Robert Mantel Mrs Harry Wallerstuln Mrs Cnrnella Stuart Robinson anTI Miss Adeline Hrnoks MRS SJJiroV KEEPS tnr CUILTtJtEX Hr Rlmon Said He Was Mauler or the Hoaam and Thlai I the Keftult David Welch referee has filed with the Su preme Court a report by which ho finds that Mrs Jennie Simon Is entitled to have the care and custody of her two children Jeanctte need 0 years and Emi Jacob aged a years In preference to her husband Slcmont Simon The Simon resided with their two children at 2 West Illst street until April HUH Roth are well to do Mr Simon suffers from loco motor ataxia In tho absence of Mrs Simon Simon discharged the French governess Irl Simon Insisted on her reinstatement Her has band refused and said ho was master of the house and the wife f her home taking her two children and went to the home of her father Michael Sampler nt SlilS Fifth avenue where she und the children havo remained ever since Referee Welch comes to the conclusion that considering the tender years of the children the fact that their mother Is surrounded by wealth and luxury and that their father i afflicted with a dlicnto which presumably will grow worse she Is the proper person to have the care of the children They taught and custody t rrollr are IBlllt In a private school anti ulttn have private l teach ers for music and foreign languages Mrs Simon has nn action pending In the Su perior Court torn separation from her husband REAr HIS 1TIFK AN JtAVGIlTFlt When Mr Hloll WHI I lleil AYIth Her Injuries Hloll Tried to Htrnnulc Her Michael Ktoll 40 years old of 01 Scholes street Wlllliunsburgli bent iii wife MI badly on Monday that bIte wu unable to move until the nex day when she went to time Kwen Street Po lice Court and got n warrant against him for as sault Stoll 11 its arraigned In court nn Wcdnus d day and was released on ball for trial I next Ties Mrs Stoll was afraid toMny In her hOI o and on Thursday shi left going to lot Vnret ntreel She took along her Ifiyenroltl I daughter Ida the Thursday night Stoll wen after his wife He net Ida at the door und nftcr striking her In thn fact tl Into n room where his wife lay sick In bed from her Injuries After tying a cord nrnuiid her neck antI attempting to BtrnnKU ler he beat her Into insensibility I The screams of his daughter frightened him and he ran out of the house Tho girl went to the Ktncjg street police sta tion Ilrl Sergeant White referred tier to the lon n street court She went there yesterday morning and told Justice lnlmbeer that her nother was dying A warrant wits Issued against Stoll hut a policeman who was sent after time man failed to find him Caught n VjrsntyIa l found Han ClliKKNivicii 1 Conn June lI1ime biggest striped bass that has been taktn from the ound In this vicinity with rod and reel for over wcntyrtvu carl so old timers aver wee caught lt tire first of the flood tide yesterday norning by II K I Iloremus a resident of this I norl Mr Dorsmus nlnyed the fish for over hreequarlers of an hour from his hOlt and hen fstnriitif that lie would hose It sculled his skiff Into shallow water with one hnnd and managed to play the llsh with the other After a hard struggle he landed the fish on the bench I weighed twenty six pounds From Maker to Wror r 300 stsloqu lou btyres RJ GA Sloe for Men The Regal 1 J57 JlKSoSft linilon Urixiklyn 1 aihlutton lru tdciic 111luI 111llil THE WIFE SEEKERS CLUB fl4flrlVYIifl KnKXACitFit soitnr mAT nn Jinxun IT Th Clnb Hn Annex of R Fourth Avenue Matrimonial nnr mtlnr ne Fee JI 4 Krennclier Got No Wife for lila Onllur Hebnstlnn Krenachrr 34 years of age at bar tender living BtSaoA Second avenue read In a German newspaper cm May 20 that an attrac tlvo widow of 10 years possessed of 140000 In her own right wanted to make the acquaintance of n respectable gentleman with or without means object matrimony He answered the advertisement at the address given The Mercur Matrimonial Bureau 407 Fourth avenue and received a notlco tn call He responded on Juno 1 He found the bureau conducted by C Kelnert and Mrs Ilelnert They explained to him tire operations of the bureau Candidates for matrimony were required to join the Wife Seekers Club tIne entrance fee to which was ft Krcnachcr paid his fee and re ceived a membership curd Particular atten tion was directed to the rules printed on tine back of the certificate These set forth that failure to give correct description of himself disqualified the holder from membership for each letter received by tIme holder from the bureau a fee of yo cents was charged for each telegram SlO failure to keep nn appointment at bureau was fined CO cents If Into at an appointment the line was RO cents In tho event of marriage the member would bo taxed one per cent of the woman re puted wealth Krcnncher Inquired for the woman with the 40000 Ho was told to call again and was also cautioned that to cuarantco success he should pay very strict attention to all Instructions given him by the bureau Krenacher had raved about 11000 and had a Job which paid him Situ n month That ho might not be neglectful In fulllillng hlionllgntlonsln the premises he gave up his Job and devoted himself wholly to the business In hand At the appointed time he called again at tire bureau and wan told that the lady of his aspira tions Vtas i In flits country but that he would bo notified when to call On June 4 lie received n letter Instructing him to call at once He did no nnd was Informeit that the young widow had called had read his description of himself was highly pleased Ac but the applicant was too I young Why she was said to have remarked when ho Is In bin prime 1 will have reached old wnmnnhood Krcnncher said he didnt agree with this as sertion seeing that ho was four years her senior Hut arguments were of no avail and Kre nacher was forced to swallow his disappoint ment On June 7 ho received the following note Sorry for your former dIsappoIntment We hare invIted another very nice laity tn See you on Thursday evening whom we hope oull be pleaiuil with C IlKISIRT P SSho Is worth 1 17000 Krcnacher responded and was Introduced to Miss M Abend roth of time Monteflore Home Krennihor Invited her to take a walk She represented that sho was financially interested In the huine Ireiently she said Lets go to Terrace Garden and get some beer This resulted In Krennchers spending several dollars In treating I her A shnrt time afterward she wrote to htm say log that she writ so well provided for at the homo that clue would not care to assume tho matrimonial yoke for nt least six months Krenncher wnsnexl introduced toMrs Mary Bower nn SHOOO widow He followed her to 1 15 Lee avenue Brooklyn after their Interview and tlicovcrrd that she was llvlnu there under another name Although other alleged widows with more or less money were put in his way Krcnacher was tired out by his abortive search for n wife by this time and meeting Henry Kluien who had had a sim ilar experience t hev got the Helnerts summoned to the Yorkvllln Police Court yesterday There Krenacher told his story ns given above The hearing will be continued next Monday counts jv IIIKECT OPPOSITION Mapreme General Term Order a New Trial In Suit for Dumajce by Deutb The General Term of the Supreme Court In an opinion written by Justice Follctt Justices Van Brunt and Parker concurring has reserved the Judgment of J1HOOO which Mary It OKellly obtained as administratrix of Lawyer Terrenco C OHellly who was killed on Park row on Jan K 18U4 against the Utaum Xevodo and California Stage Company whose mall wagon ran over OHellly the accident causing his dcnth At the time of the acclilent the law only gave a recovery of 5000 in pncli a case but Justice Patterson permitted the plaintiff to amend the complaint so ns to make the claim I SSoOOO In view of the fact that the new Const tntlon hail repealed the limit The Court orders a new trial to take place un less the plaintiff will content to accept a verdict of 5000 The decision places the General Term of the Supreme Court in direct opposition to the General Term of the Court of Common Picas In Its recent decision In Isolncase Tire Court of Common Pleas held that time right of action was not affected but only tho remedy The Supreme Court holds that In such vlaw the law would be retroactive The Judges of the lower courts have also differed as wIdely on the subject TIre supreme Court General Term says In part Tho effect of the constitutional provision quoted Imposes a greater liability on persons wrongfully or unlawfully causing death and confers additional benefits on persons In whoso favor n rlLht of action is given for such wrongs and such provisions whether constitutional or statutory tire seldom construed tu havo re troactive effect A law Is never to have a retro active effect unless Its express letter or clearly manifested Intention requires that It nhould hay such effect It all the language can be satis lied by giving it prospective operation It should have such oporatlon only Clearly the language of the section can be fully satisfied by giving It a prospective operation Whoever assert ttmt n constitution or statute has a retroactive effect must bear tho burden of proving It and wn think the plaintiff IIHH failed to sustain her con tentlon either by precedent or upon principle Giimbler Mike Miirruyn Death End IMWHnlt Mike Murray tht wellknown gambler died suddenly on Thursday The first case on tho calendar In Judge llnnkstaveris part nf thru omirt of Cnimnnn Picas called yesterday was ttmt nf Frederick Plctzol ngalnst Mlchncl and James Murray Counsel In the csso told Judg Book slaver that Mike Murray the principal defend ant was diMil and the case was stricken from time calendar Dletel was employed by Murray as a cook In 1H8H Between May sa 18H8 and Muy 01KHO ho lost 2H18 In Murrays goon bliinfestnbllshment on Fourteenth street nenr Fniirth avenue and tho suit Sties brought tore cover this amount Mike Murray was onco a partner of John Mor rlssoy at HIM llrnailwny anil later ran th double house game In I Klghth street which became famous as line hidIng plaro of Ibis Iweed 1 before ho palled forCiibnafterhecscupcd from Ludlow stroet Jail Murray w ho was con silrreil the handsomest numb richest Professional gambler In New Ynrk diet at his ofllce lull last Fourteenth street on Thursday afternoon presumably nf heart failure Local Ituilnei Trouble Henry J 1 Pcellgman Loin K Seellgman and Jonas Koch composing tin firm of Seellciimii Bros Koch manufacturers of cloaks suits and waists at r V ur and lid Broadway mado an assignment without preference jesterdny to bamiiel IletdeUheimer TIne liabilities are about i4ouo with nominal muscle conildcrahly iafKcr lleputy Sheriff Louh has taken charge nf tire plain of business nf tire Stltesle elry Company til Maiden lane nil twulvr executions nggre gating OII I The largest claims are In favor of Tliomna Ii llnllron 44U7 Kllenor Stiles SIHAS S K FUher ACo llMj Gebrge I Vine Jilli l I i The Three Alleicril Iot 051cc Thieve The ibree allftfed Post OflUc thieves Jotepli KllleranCharles Allen and Henry Itiisscl wero arraigned before Inllcd ritntes Cnminlisloner Hhlulrts yesterday afternoon 1nlted Malm District Attorney Mncrnrlniie asked Hint thuro bo grunted a writ ot removal tn SpringfUld III I where the prl nncr vture Indicted I im llinchargn I of having robbeil the PostORIce I I I of 8300 on April 8 i IHIii I The Comiiili nnrr granted tile writ and the case wn then taken before Judge Brown In the Inlted Slates District Court on appeal from the declilon of tIre Commissioner U will bo argued on Tuesday morning A Home Struck by is Trolley Lar A trolley cur nf the Urecnpolnt and Myrtle avenueline struck a morse attached to a bus neb WUKOII belonging to Charles Norwulk of 10 bntith toecnnd attn it WllllamsburKh ill Snuili Kourth street and Kent avenue yevterdny inorn Ing and broke n hind leg TIle Itrirsu trims after ward shot uk for a itI reth ler ITS EASY IIIII Ik JOlN I WOOIIIIlHY lore e mo pfrickha tan Inca 1011 i 4uat lit W 4d It Y cell or writ Telephone Service in Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken nnd KownVk 1 8IO SAO mill O5 nnt per year according to ntimbor ol messages sont nnd chnructor ol service Full lougdistnnco oquip mont Priruto hues nnd Hioikiug tubo systems installed nt reiirinnii blo rates Writo Now York and Now Jersey Telephone CO1 16 Smith St Brooklyn Delect itrd Just blithe VANTEnTtvo men w llh nr without board bath V f re rl tt plcaatmt uceotmiflhIttit I KI f 1M East ltm3tii al lTliA AeeomnitMlntliini for nurklnR Alaille ffentni cnoil 1 counts good bnariti hOI enni forlfll fl le IKIASKY 9T1I SfftU fAiT IlamlMimdy fiirniiliml hack Ir lanemol 7 lor aim oilier ronniii superior taOlei alan table I l oanl 10T1T fit KASfUreeeool remit well fur iJ nlnhriti t ample eloneli em cry convenience ex I cHlent Iwardi I minlirnte 711 ST lil KAHT liellKhtfnl rOn eoniifetlnii I t or tT psrstet I 1 excellent board I summer prices American Ininllv IirTHST IIMI EAST Well fnrnlnheil suIte tinck summer 10 I I parlor prices f rtwo excellent usrili l table board Wtml Hide SAN MARCO 21 WENT U2I MIr Select family I house tItmice slid ilnttlu rooms with I hath ami toilet at moderate 1 mien Tmultnu 8i to J per ilny Table board t 7 wr week 9 Til AV litt Iiouble nil lnileriinmclosetlneacii t Al tablet hnme enmfitrtsi 91 and tA orjTII ST W4 WEST Will fiirnlnlioiTrnonni good i Wtioard m bent nf referencei laths or ttentlemen 91 U 1 ST45W VKNT loiicl board front double room 8 M 2 working ttmitlemeni homeeomforl 3IclUlltK oor ST Mn WKT rleifant parlor floor nlher OO desirable rooms excellent hoard alto table board reference bOR rdeelrp 1 n 111 I ST 224 WEsT nearnirerslde I rlveTn ck J VM parlor for two good board sheopfor summer Sclcrt ondhoohl1n 1hftlu ST 21 On the IIelKMs three nilnutei J 1 1 1 f from brldre I tare and I immti I roomm all ImproTe 1 menu week good homo cooking table board tJDO per ff urnlshfil v 0011 11tntll to Jet Kuat Hide 5 flMIK nAVARIAZ42a44 East 811th tFlegant 1 rnnniH 1 upward dully traoMenU aeeommo duel a iirandCentral 9TH ST fill EAST Nicely furnished rooms eon lenleneen 1150 upward J excellent board option al I private homereferences OUTH ST 110 KAST Newly furnished large and 0 stimuli ronnii all eimienlenees strummer rules Oyrjl ST VOO lAST1are and t Imul nalhiur fjf nUheit WOO to let filth all conientcnceti Irh ate hOI Tjoii i 1 ST tK larste eTeitantlj furnished board JO roonm optional with iris ate bathB alI a hal room 7 Oil ST vilO iAST7 7jirBeor mall front r irT references I furnUhed all Improvements private house reorloe west Side PO IKT Until November a handsome apartment 1 newly and handsomely furnUhed nine rooms lo cation nrst duo auw West MHth I st second floor elI JTI l ST VIM WEST NIceFy furnished outiidr room sI with nil Impnivemrnts t riinuln water hoi and cull gent teiriemi RIng Hurronnt bvll 1 TI ST VII WFITIn opl rurllhe1 ronnin J and hall room Ter moderate rurnlnhed base menlseompkle forhoiihckfeplnK r ilTI ST 4M nIT Neatly rnrnllhed mont all J trnproTenients nlio hal room truniknta ac cominiHlated lueali optIonal 1UTII ST 411 WET llroadway and Htn ar oi 1O t rortablv riirnlnheil roomt large small dwelling tnislne 93npward TTl 1TI ST 118 WIT Near I statIon CIrca J Jl wnv tat and Central Park owner golnn to country eight I laott hnndtomely I furnltthed roonm parlor finer part of second m rI modern Im provements moderate rent 10 I TIt S r 114 WESTLarge handsomely cor Isiarit l Lwr optional nMhed rooms plo nail near J and park 1 O 4 fST I f7 VEST yearlTrStatlnnTwnwelf I O furnlihefl front rooms Improvements private fainlly iluHDON 10Til ST 151 WKSTTiro elegant rminn rur t tjl iilthed or imfiirnUhed In a private family nio t deilrabto neUhboriiooil every convenience nl KIIconvenient 10 I tattle board curi ltll flooms ffo ctroohEiju AllHKS ST IM near Court srlimnmillmpi rooms v larzir and stimuli conic ulent tn bridge and ferrIes refereuci cxelinnizeil gurmjihctl Hotii5c6 S 0 ct J 4 SHlHV IAHK X JUe lrable furnished cottagei 27 tor rent lists MIA UOSii A bury lark S J AHIIVII Y PARK N 1 Desirable flirnlxhiil cottages to rent at special 1 iillllaI f aI prices TKUIUNF it CO 721 Matllson I av CJO nnO A YEt will rent for a term a large t TJlvHJ beautifully fnrnliheil dnubli house on Huillon a Morrl town croundR ample nlubtlng eommiHlloiis J HKSIIY JOIIKSON CO Morrlt tinill N J ff urniahcil Jiouor Co 2Irt Gouutrij rnVSMAIfSCMMKUCOTTAJES I I on shore of Illus 1 hill r Hay I nil 1 i fnrnUhed Tl rt hniin i nood f 1001 drlies boating nnd proven half mile from vl I r age anti rnnionice for fMI and f 05 Apply lo W t K IIHINDIK Ill ucitirl Me tat nnil pavtmrntis Eo tt AIAltTMKNTs nf 4 rooms all bath In I inland C 118 tt Mlhav from fill I JAXnoii i 4 LATS ANII ArAKTJIKSTh Ullfnrnl heii and i railnl all pnrln of tie city yW fll Fm tilt ilM llltllTHLHS KH Itriatl way enrJZth I st KANKIIAIK SfadlAiin nv corner eiHth I Rlevatnr l 1 t uteam heat coal lint wood furnhhed Agent on ircmhies JfiliiV ST safsinnle hat 4 large root nnu 14 floor Imprntement miMlrrate rent Janitor TTlf A Viliii04 corner iTIh ci l Kienant flare 5 4 rebuts bath decorated cillIORH I awnings new louses iII Sttl k12 IILIKMANX 04 lh uv 1 I nT ST 9i I In 21 WKSVlieeornleil arnrtmenls 1 r of three and four rooma from SII In irs quirt and please nUhlorho Janitor 1OT11 ST FAST ernrr li l nv cool anti airy four I and Hie rooms JAM Hill 2111 UI I al 1OTII ST iial H13 klf lsr I ift a Fi n Iii ocf2cj I J avs 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Ihitioreand lara Hoiiery togiih I r I or paraleli eon1 bulm n lnml TIlllltSTOS M ItnlDiAN lml I 1lal Agent 111 I I Kail 11111 I I 01 be Iii mitt HI UIIUIIl UK 1 C Ill 11T Mahlf sti Thonii st Isl iialU kn In rl Is 1 iarpenlrr 1 lmu TIIH1IST St imllMAN Itcnl 1 hili Agiiil il I t Kail I lIlt 11 del si l mid Illi sme 1f5 Ill hf ASH IKIMITN AV Corner ilouhla I III or e untie tom I In lei tiiliubi for rate nr eundy hoc KIICII I iisra iliiiihm fl1t Diotntc to inlt Hofsis I tiioiiKs I iiiircus AND f UTS i so CENTS 1 1 1 iiia wrfk wo oli Im MHtiitH werkl city lot Cnn inllca from Hallrry on line ofirolie I road nulu crrtl lilIes uursnrletl freollcken I I nor Mil day U I H lUNiMKVuKat rl Ulhst elsIllIgi full sIzed loli near South llrnadway lit IllHEK Yonkera and New York location auptrbi kIWI reawntblii HEALY f I O Halloa Y vllj tnt tntt tot nIrroohttjn tI t toolln Frequent refereaeeii Sieve been mild In I these rnlumn itttnul the nbore properlyiNH tn Its tieitltluglvlng Inflllf neeii locution Ce The present lime lHn I t the Ideal senses for these uhnmuy lie hnnllnic nn it pluee ofrenl denee end n visit I IK I here lore miEReated In Mrat llrooklm Van sire ierlmpn now occupying M flttt Cs Ilk the rimlnniMry IneiniTenleneen when foil n on it house nn thin tir irrlv Ht about time 01 or rental nr un iirdlnurinlfteil flieS Ir j on tin suet u Ian to Imlld sit once yon ran hay lola imrlmc In Instiillmeiitu IO per rent crust unit lo ier ent qiinrterly with leixnl Interest then w tint 1 0 ier rent IIIIM lire ii pnld I liiUe title I I I liy IIh lilt I tear igmige Ini C renutlnlnp TO percent fit I run linlnner nr five rnr IntereHt nt tip rent per iinnnin albEit WT IIU It I rome foot or Vlilte ball at mites riinntnic rvrry flo mlnnlfn 111AII1I 4n MlnlUI 1t0AIJ from the llrldcr every 13 mInute Tlllf Insured liv TITLE OIAKANIli AX1 IU tilT 10 Chnrwlna Queen Anne Hiiiine now Cur sale nn rmrrplliinntljr essay term Apply ror pamphlet anti nmp In lirOlltiE A A I II N llf Ilrniidwnf N Y oERII PI4RKP DO YOl KNOW WHFIIE IT 1111 Vanlenseer irk Is In the JiOth and 1121 ward the centre of Ilrooklyn city TO YOU KNOW WHAT IT 1ST Vanderveer hark U the greatest real estate develop ment In llrooklyn 1 tIll Nt 1IANO nV SltTHIC FREE IVNCII Mil AffTIIIN HAIESNKKIIKII TU HiiI VANUIHVIIK IAKK IOTH Como and ste what haa bt ell accomplished and juice rut onr elf LOTS tw and upward A or tlO monthly pay ment or 10 Ir cent dUeount for nil caah free guar nnteed tllle QUEEN ANNE COTTAflKS for sale 00 easy terms entaIl payment doiin balance name an rent UKHMAXIA mAL ESTATe CO Flathunh ar corner Av C llrooklyn Henry A Mejer President Henry W Dreyer Secretary lend for inipa and par ticulars COMF TCVDAVOn SfNDAY StllF IOH A tomne fimrntnry frnm liillldlniT vlth stuns all I Impriiiiments I nriham nv near Otat Kt llrookljn Addre A box I 12 sun iiftloe ICf new framo hrlck nnd brownntono l houses l NICK 1 good nnelghlonliooi Clear eleiatcd slots to 1100 cash easy terina JUHN IEIIKV ft CO 44 Court it IJrookl n tnl Ciotntc tor nlcon Ilant1 WIIVIT1W1WII I GREAT NECK LI L 11 MX inot cottages to IV moms for mile on ease trrrn Ill i eh balnnci tmnitlity Installinrnti IIr ftfAto Ailt two tiUKka from II It stat tin A is I ielrahnlo I InilMlnu plot a tin trots I to milt pur chaier Money loaned I tu facllltiiti ttiilidln I IF Apply to W II e tAi 1 t CO I Hunoier SiuarA ionnA SOOraiti Tn monthly buvn snu rooni V dwelling perfect order cheap fare 31 Tno HAMllTON Corona I f cal rtl1tr for accw C1 tl IOIl SALK Only fl on for a flveaciei oultrv farm ti J JI alfo 1 lll r ut F I telle N J clot I ti railroad enough wood on t lni place to I nearly pay for It will be sold on snaIl Installments tumid for particular n I I ItlSLKY Mi 1 south lutli I rnlladelphla Iii IJViIt MALL Several etimplctely furnished cottages at OceanIc N J no reasonable offer 11 111 ln re fusrd come nnd look at them on ran buy them for IMHJI me renting price A lillY in it A Si i rrrs MAY EH Oceanic kIJItr It Oil KAUAI Mirlnsllild NTIdwening I hoime and 1 11 acres nf land pood btndncRS location Addreni W II MTIIFS Sprluglleld NJ V0 HEITKR INVKSTMKNT ran tie bail than a nve AI acre farm for stilt 1 ono mile from Fatelle elI lIce N i Ti and rpeelallv iioultry adapleil unlimited tn raiding stintS I small for fruttM produce vrKtta noM Oil Inntullnipnta IT I desired llct full part heilec4 froii II I L I KISLFY Jil SouthJlllll kt Phllndelphlu Pa PUN AFIiY S ilandnntne l villa tilon tor saloi 1 11 WKATHFHIIY 0 CO i71 Iroadway O tOIl IIUIMItNd tOTSPn lllvelir thll week O O only in mIles near station Inllallments APlIKnY VI I Chambers t rWriTir Ton 1 Flue building loIs fl O dJ monthly onlv In left SMITH 2MO Uroadwny room lAO l 21 tc1 tfstatr for alf tfitij VIlAIKiAIN 1 I V story aid brick bailment I for two I fuinlllfs I all Improirmcnta I tlhl llagle ai Owner J XIU SAIK Northeast cor 3d nv and 7TtiT itT 1 lOftMlft I rctcht ttr Vo Ivoptrty for snIt ONE DOLLAR hach diy for two month Fill cents a lay for the nexttno monlha and Thirty Cents 1 a day there after will buy aa linen piece of ground fr a home an can If found In MctcheMer county near Matlon is IT WORTH W1IIIK In pay lent nil jour life when a mall monthly pt need n til buy land for a home In a ironing ila e ea y of acccas to city 7 Tl ENJtiY MFE IIII mtnimt hale I jour mi n home ulld If jolt want tho children happy und 1 hcalthr tin home must Ie out ifthecltv Ixl mat loll jou how 1 to I get II Write to II II II AXHKIL M4 4th uv New York city or rail wtiveeil u and 1 JMH SAlE Cheap anti ht terms at relhani IleltthtM Westchc tcr county IV n nni restdrnce all ImprovementH tnacadamlz AIH els 1 sis era Ac seven minutes I walk I from leltiati chIle tnt Item N Y N n und III II It 90 minute from drand I Out nil i Station near IxmK Ulaliil Sound Addrens IKIHAM IIFIIiHTs lox I 40 Mount Vrrniin N V cal estate at 6lIttiOIl ASMIGNEES SAIIX JEnr TOIINON lit A IiIION FElt AJSII1 Eli tttiO H tA 11 OF IAlIHAIllS IAUK IOTH ON TlEHMAY JlNi 1M AT 1 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